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»__g,ig_1_:_jrwo _ __ _ -'rim cnsnmrrw-roww mloanrw . _ MAY-19,
~l_ly$te`r'y Surrounds _
 Qfillooting of liagnnte
NEW YORK, May 1_--.Mystery
sllrrounds the shooting of John R.
_Reid. A wealthy silk manufacturer.
.Shortly before noon at the heme
of Mrs. Hazel D. Warner in the
Bronx. Reid is in s critical condi~
tion with five bullets wounds in
his body.
Mrs. Wamer disappeared follow-
ing the shootlng_ togelfher with
ILila Wiley, a motion-picture ac-
tress, and a man known as Frank
Boylan, all of whom spent the
nlg-ht at the Warner house. George
Ku;-iger, an uncle of Mrs. Warner. I
another occupant of the house. 1013
the police he- heard some 0110
kicking on Mrs, Wa.rner's door
this morning. Later he found Mrs.
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An Adventure
In Years
BY CAROLYN BEECHER
I
'l ` senate
_
chapter xxxvti ` -  -
The war was over. - '  '
-`.\'ed had vvrltten that he mighi- '
return before another letter wculd Cu; Cgg"¢_ f¢, Pip; U”
reach her. As the days DHSSHI Cat Fine, for Cigarelfli ,
.., ... , -. .~.. _--
Three Candidates ""
Nominated in -  IDI' the  .1 sqt. Ns;
Yamaska County _ 908
Mendou, Government; .Bou'oher, -'
Liberal, and Lambert, Farmer
Stirring Meeting Held
-sr. traaxcols ou LAC, vam-
_ can-
didates get away today in wha;
H-ka County. may is.-'rtrree
BNA7-b¢"¢L-C7°u9h ”"r‘t‘.f’.T.-..’.7‘.‘I?°§.f.’."."..i°"
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Copyright, 1921, hy tltc International Syndloaw .
Transmission Suggestions
Imperfect Clutch Artlon In Responsible For Much Gear Abuse
Sonia's fears increased. Surely
over there where he had seen so
mn.-it or lite. or misery. of dwllltl
and of the world cf women, lie.
would have changed. He would
not be the boy he had been whenr
he said got<l».by to her. lie wouitlf
have gained imiueasur:.bl_v in force!
of character. in knowledge of good I
warner in 3 .hysterical condition.
-Ellie fold lhim Reid was shot by if
man who ran a\v2i'- __ I
The injured man at first tier ~\r~
ed he had shot iiimsclt and ner.,
admitted he Hind -been Sho! by “_“'
other lm-50n_ but refused to d\S-_
cuss the :ifi`air_
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SANDITS IN NEW YORK 
MAKE Bic HAUL
rfinw vomit. my 1S~'“.T“`°`
bandits are .said _to have h_;il..-
j,,_ck,,d-- 11,., r--.sitter and >\_Ui‘U
more than S-7 00") in 'rlonev ir_o.i
the priv:~’- bark 'rt' An’lvi=*-.\' 5°"
Hn and 39,, -_.1 |1321: Foo-tc;-iitii
ave-nl'.<¢. Bath l3eacli_ .'!lox'tIE` il"`U"~`
it o'clot-la to_tI1i3'-
AL 9 g't_-!_1='l~:_ Silvio .\l`t.-cco. 1-ash"
tgp ef th" lianéi vvim lives in tie*
-.-live'-r zart ~;.' ‘hc iiiiilling. Wit-S
sound bv Pvtrnfiuaii l’(’t'i\‘l Win:
againrtval razliutur in the mink-
\-,-hpn qufmtinnctl, Allwt-co said that
he had -opened the bank a l:tll»:
earlv tctlay. being anxious to ‘S91
to work ou some h00iZS- anti UW'
hp hu] im;-d;-,~ npeiifd the tl'-its
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before two rou£!hl_\‘~<I:'t.<>f‘lI ll“_
emu-ed :i:‘.tI told Elini t`n<‘_\' Wi-'Il\‘\i
tu excliangc sonic Arr. fri'-an iritlncy
into Italian lire. 1
Allow.-U was in tlifr 01.!" and told-
the mt-n to coup* out til-fir mullet'
at a taint- standing outside- the win-
dow. unll that :liter tliev had iiiadc’
their calculzitions he would check-
them ‘U 5.... lf they were all right]
The mru wont to the table. hut
soon called on him to lielli lil9l“_
in their conifpiltations. Alloct.-of
saitl thlt he left the callé it-“il Weill'
to help the supposed 1-list-'inlers
when onc of them dealt him :l
blow with :i hlat-‘~'j:lt'k and he knilvl
no more until he opened his cy;-.~_
to"flnd the policeman trending ov-1
er Iilm. i
A (|o.10r who vt-ae f-alletl rfililtll
find no ixiccratitln of the scalp nl'
oont.uslo| from the liluw and flint!-
nosprl the cusliierg troubles as
"hystt=ri~i,"
police Lieutenant Ryan went t_o
zhe bank and heszun and ln\'-“11'll-
qations. _
The 1-(9911 .~=prc;\d ||l|lt‘Iti\‘
tlirolilzh thc nl-iszlillorllrwltl. and H'
crowd of rleptisitovn onlie-rtctl as if
bv ‘magic in fi'nnt of the li:tuk._
»-rhev were reassured by hunk uf--
flcials.
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-GOING NORTH AGAIN
PAs.\i>i~;:\'A, <:oi.iI~‘.. May IT-fl
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Another expedition into the .-\rti-.
regions in two or thrtro yt-ai's is
plannad by Vilhjtllului' -\`U’iili\¥\-“»i"f‘~1
the explorer, ho uiittollnvf.-tl hor"
today at the i'trsitlctlt~c ol' Ernest.
De Kovcr. Leftingwctl, also an ex-
porer, where he is lr £Zl1€$'--
Despite the discovery ‘lf lil?
North Pole, Stclanssnn said, there
remains much rooui for l‘XllI<H`#\l-~
ion in the Artic.
“The centre of the ice--bound re
gions of the north never has been
reached by men." he said." The
Norm t>..u; region is tour inimiri-ii
and t'iff._v miles from the edge of
the area, while the contig is eight
hundred miles from the edge, We
are centrlng our interest on gel'
tlng to the cent'/J and finding out
what is there. l have no LIIOUYIPS-I
It may bc and or ice."
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“N mlltrtrll \§_ __,‘,:,_>W('.' "WW A: 1
and evil. i
.llow would he regard her now? I
Would he think she had -been al
sinful woman to care for him
when she belonged to Beverljw
Strong? \\".tlld he believe nolv as j
he had then that her love for him
was fl nure tv hr-l,v. thing? l
fsrmio had laid aside her mourn-1
ins' 'if-r hllrlnnfl had been zonel
more than 3 verlr and the black-
"rprcss#tl her. H'-r wardrobe was’
r-f-rv 'i’l°d with dainty. allurint.
.~n'.l'n'=. (lrvvns \l"iif'h made her'
youthful figure still more girl-I
t-h which brfilzht out her exquls-;
iw- r-r\l'ring. .1
"l‘l~v \\‘h:lt’e= the use. I can`t ob-I
lit:-rate those f-icht ye.'lrs!" sh:
fir -'»..~,-rl to herself. I
.-\‘tcr this she gave no more
tim.-. tn the f\‘fort to look voungi
wr" t‘~o 'imc -wort' daintv wo'llan
rl.-~-.»r~e r-. .hp ,-_-,.-9 f,f`her bed;-_ 7
Then sho waited. ' 
S'ni:\ he-l no feeling that shef
*mtl wron~°d her l‘li=‘s>intl in hor,
‘--v- r-.r xr-.l, she into nm um'
slizhtf.-'t cclnfgrictlsness of wrong.-
in-z his nieniorv in her attitude to-‘
\\‘.'l"<I .\'ed now that Ile l.~.'1.< flung 7
It was late when the ship brine-
ine .\'»=d (`:\inpl‘ell flocked. 'He had
<f"'t his Jnrane,-te servant word to
fl'-vc his old r1u'11~t@r_- r¢p_|l.,- 11,;
llim. llc \\"..u!d co directlv lherrxi
lin i»'hivt>l'f.-li :ls lm went down thc;
!ZHl1i'1.’iillk. llc lild not done :lsi
lr'::~h as he wi.<ll¢=|l he might. 'l'lio.<f-.1
Vins. llrearvallontlis in tile hnsp-I
it'-l had made it impossible. Yet
his mates called him Captain. and
'ite wore the D, S. (.‘,, and tile t‘r`t»ix
de Guerrc was pinned nn his
breast. ’l`lil'r-eo wound strip'-s rm
his arm told the story of tho
"lt-'fill limp in his walk.
It was dark and t-:ld on (pn
dock. .\'ed shook his shoulders in
:.n irresistible .shiver as he emcr~||
tzrd and lfwlcetl about. for rt taxi, I
-1i__._____li__...__
years ago that she llrtil kissed him
-that one kiss which had wakeu-
ed the man in hini_ and which she
never repeated in kind.
Then he drew his mind away
from her and thought of others he
had known, of whom llc now knew
practically nothing. Dora Delong
with her lioydenish ways, Sonia
lzad written him she was driving
an aillhulanoe. Her father had
been a dollar-a-_venr man working
for the government, Lenorg Fleet-
wood had also' been busy doing
what she could for tliereturnetl
fora canteen andgiving her time
in entertaining lioniesiclp, weary
men. Of what Sonia herself had
done he knew nothing. She had
been almost his only correspond-
ent. .
_-\t Christmas Lenore and Dora
had sent him a box of sweets. Iiut
that was all. The little note that
at-conipanietl it was simply a cord-
ial Christiiias greeting.
The clock struck one. then two,
before he stirred. His pipe had
promises to be an exciting political
_fight to determine who is to re-
_present the county of Yalnaskg in
'the House oi' Commons in succes-
sion to the late Oscar Gladu. More
important still. the result._ 01' the
election is to determine thc atitude
of the province of Quebeg tow,"-11
political reconcilatlon with the
rest of Canada. This, at least, is
the way the Liberal party in the
province appears to look at the
ISSUB. il id ll fight by the Liberals
for thc maintenance of the "solid
block" ot’ 62 members_ which they
have in the House of Commons.
The appeals to the people of Yum-
askn .are -to maintain this solid
front on the part of the province.
Arthur Cardin, member for Rich-
elieu. a week ago outlined the
views oi’ the “solid block" when he
said that the electors of Xamaska
_would speak for the whole pro-
vince.
Another proof _of the feeling on
the part of the Liberals is the fact
that they have rushed into the
country cn iiiasse. Theke was not
only talk over the week end of the
'solid block", but a crowd of its
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lTll PROPER Ll/'BRICATION and anything like reasonable out
in shifting gears. the transmission should give no trouble during
‘eng periods of service. ln order to protect the slldlnl IGI!!
against premature chipping and battering, it is very necelllfy
to keep the clutch in proper condition. for if_ its driven member is tree
to "spin" ext-essively when disengaged, the gears will stiffer. Thi!
tendency is prevented. in many cars. by s clutch-brake, that acts to
bring the clutch a d its attached gears promptly to rest, upon disengldb
nie-nt. Adjustmenxi of this brake for more positive action is necellllri
when the clashing of gears becomes unavoidable in changing from
lower tn hisher speeds. Moreover, if the 'driven clutch member does
not full,v free itself from the driving member, when the pedal it
operated, but "drags" and continues to be rotated, the degree of separa-
tion nf the members should be increased by adjustment or the lubricant
used (if the clutch nlns in oil) should be thinned. A dragging clutch.
-objects the low gears. particularly to severe clashing and "burring,"_
\vl~=»n the f-nr is started from rest. With the clutch operating satisfac-
t'>:‘il_v and barrinr: damage due to gross carelessness, the second speed
scars are the only ones that almost inevitably become damaged in -long
service. this being the gear that is most often engaged and always
sncagcd when the car is in motion. The direct drive or high speed not
n-ing obtained by the meshing of gears but by the engaging of a jaw
‘lutch construction, there is pot so much wear caused by its being
'ln-own ln. After quite extended usage it may happen that the teeth of
'noth the s°cond speed gears become so battered that their length is
vnusiderahly reduced. thus affording reduced area of contact and some- '
'Zines they are so deformed that ther# is a tendency to push out of
wat--h when power is applied. When these conditions come about. there
.= r-xcesslve noise and liability of the gears jumping out of engagement
=~nd it may be necessary to replace them. The chipping of the gear .
‘eetii. in changing speeds. produces hard meta? particles which remain
,n the lubricant and are likely to get into the shaft bearings 'and damage
_. ~ -. .. _
FEMININE charm lies
movements of the body
 ho w“"° ‘*'i`t"“H3" ‘ii i'“"ll’. wr=|l,'Ml'. and  \\'.a,,-(1 .ind 3115;. lirilcst il.a1lolntr~. camo into
H___'n__, |~\If=.\'. _ country as the slellor draw
. " . Tito" sold their ro' 1  1-' rls fo tl Lil 0' 1 art "
“H I _ _ __ _ __.r _ , ry loin. 11m ..\ 1. r le J in p y,
_______1lt__;l;v__U__thi___t;_rir_ri______1|lt_.lr;__¥f;bpot to the .\lls-ses lvl-cQ(ueen~.~r. both spoke at. the nomination
_,n,,S9s W, . ., _ -_  ‘ '. »0'l`“"‘-ii- ~uct‘.t.iilg. `l`ra-iition in the r
members inet the electors face to
face, anti on Sunday were booked
to speak at forty Liberal meetings.
l-le shivered as he had done tn There are 40 polls and that num-
the dock. bcr ot` meetings were arranged.
"will I .always feel the ¢-0111?' 11,, lit was nomination day today,
asked hinist-lt' as lie rose, stretch- the .scene being at the Court
ed l1im.<t>lt', and then slowly, his House here, ami nominations were
\i1<'U5'i1lS Willlflefillg. preprlretl for followed by a meeting which the
bed. pid-timers declare will be one of
ills first evening at home img thc most memorable for the pru-
ovcr. ” vince. Three candidates: were put
Before he slept hc decided hc In nomination. They arc:
11,, ~,\-, __|,| __.,.,, 5,mi_, the,fh.,_.t mln: A. A. lllontiou. notary, moniber.
ill the lt1ol'i:ing~tl1g11 lm muLw,`._ of the House ol’ ltioiiimons front
cd:
"l tvondt-r how many of the boys
are as alone to-night as I am?"
2c~n¢=_ out. the logs had ceased to
crackle and only faintly warm dy-
ing eiizbsrs lay cn the hearth.
molis choice of the Llberal-Conser-
,vativc pslrtv, whose battles he has
lfought in the county for twenty-
-(To -B0 Continued) live years.
W“**>_*-  .M A. Boucher, notary, Liberal
DEPARTURE oF ONE oF on. wrltlidate-
WELL'S BEST F;\M|L|ES To | Josoph Lanuliert, farmer. runn-
emptied, washed out and refilled rat
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J. T. writes: The cngluc of my
ral' cannot he started citht-r hy
h;\.‘\.'i or h_v the starter and ht-is to
hr- thrown into in-ar, when coasting.
lit-il to 1017 who was the unflmi- fi”“'n 41 l-¥"“d"- in "df" 'U 3°' "I
sointr. To overcome this irolihle.
my gnrlltze man took out the but-I
tc-1-3.' ignition Syst(-nl and installed;
ri \n'tgn"to, but this did no good.l
\\'hat do you rallggcst? 
.-\n.-1\vcr: There is something
HAVERHH-|-r MASS Img as il United Farmer Candi' speeds attainable either by hand 0r_f
-_ ' date.
'l`lm|-P 1¢;.~1t-cs today MMV 13,41 I DOES OWN FIGHTING
'ur llztvcrhill, .\’la.:;f=.. 'one ol théi
~f'_flll\‘ reslwt-tr-tl 1‘um111¢.., ,.1 0,] -lion Rudolplie -Lemieux and
thc
tlsn. to llelcctne him. . - _ _ _ _ .
“___ ___,____ so ____ _________ ______________l___A_intention w.i_=;_tentlerc<l in the districts nrovnles for joint meet.
` ~ ' , ~ their leaving Remarks fn] .. - . .` .
f3|..,| _.rf,.,.m,m,t, . get-n l. _ _ __ -- _ - W0l`o c..- ina:-s nieoting aftet nomin.-ttion.~.
litllr»,up ~.~.-at-nit-(:!  1 g or ‘m"{‘f'i|.‘ 11--_lilo @X.pi't=.ssing appreclit~ The incetin-g today provided that
tion for ine fnmlll and good lvisli f\ 1, f 11 1 -1 111.3 3 111
Afl"r Nito had ted and ftlssvtl-pg fm. tpelr futltr’ Ita _ 'ac U le "mc Ihr ' W S
1r.|_HV ___ ____ _“ng “___ _"___ The '05-‘itcllan f‘liluc-li previous to ings, and these are led olf liv ti
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over him and then left him sittin'-fislliiiipof mo e Q pmnesg' A' have onemaw hm" and a h
alt I
-hefnre the crackling log fire withil- ..-H ` F Y was presented as 5 UHCII to be divided up aiming
__ _ _ . rln,iie expression of apprccm. , _ , ,k d ___ d  ‘_,.,___.
his fllllic. his thouitllts turne_d to.lion_ _ _ _ _ _ .IG“nl_0_:DE'_;i___*_?r;‘;__  £?_f;___1D€________;_____t PISTON TRAVEL v_`R|__\,"0x
Sonia. lin had wontlcretl ninnvl
¢i,,,,._s if Sh had .» I I 1, ex ____ , __ . _ ' ' _ _ whllc Mr. lloucht-r hrougit cssrs
.. '. f  gHeve.‘ umnil pr€`SC-l,1hdnk_5- wful th? im" l.emlt°.ux and Latpointe to his attl.
mot tip death of her husband. llc multi!-_v l-rcspf:-rtlve nl rgrr,-9,1 |111- _ _ 1
' t
knclv so little of what had izsne on!
llllrinl! his ltlnf: tlftsence. Perhaps »
lit- might have known more had'
llc not liccii so sc:-rr-.tivc himself May llcld rl. rccnptirm in fm, 1,;,n,,,. lralilhevt lor only a minute, fol-|
But. he had .=-lip|io.\'t>rI his name. had it-nfl prcscnitsl lint' with at hand- i"“"“| ill' ‘I f""'“e" "raw" to imp!
;:l»llc:ll'rll in the long lists oi tlle_H0illo tzuld ivrist wzitc-h_ i liiilll. UIC" HOU- 'Rf"|“iD|l“ 'i'("m““'x`
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wounded wlllcll hc knew were pill)
lished daily. lt had hurt Illtn that
no one had scelilcll to know or
lvcll rmrzutzli to reason that. had G
she known it, Sonia would surely
have mentioned it in her brief
notes to him,
lie felt a strange timidity con-1
cernlng himself. She seemed so
tm- away from hiin---unapproaclp
:llllf-. lt was the same feeling he
ll-ntl :llways had about her. -
ilf- felt tl moisture springing to
hir r'j.‘r=~. The love he felt for her
-rf-\"n\=-ll to rush n-ver him in waves.;
.\.‘l his dept-ivation was in iiislsmule |33, nj '- L' intl anti La- I
_ ght in ln . ~ 1 lacked by Messrs em . X
..l.nd. It seemed many, tutinymerms while s__e___________1 n_1;'_l_;u_t_e;_ ___________ ____ _being a Meighen Candi.
l
Smoke I
Th 1 ' over, whose practices lle saldfwern  ' ,_ n om. 1mnd_ und on U10
_\V. M. S., anti other ‘:l.rc-ics. The lirators took up U10 next- iliiif illllll'-I
t-arc, that is, it, 11.171 until 1"; v.-asiloss to Orwell will he gain to llav- and Ernest Lapointc followed. Mr.|
S words from three minor Slieilkilig
Hadwen, president of the British W'"d"
tionisls in Pilcrinl Hall, char- In tho llmu-to of Cotittttons hy lion. 11
:ucterizitlg it as "one of the great- Mr. llalluntyne. and I`\'Il‘. MOINIOIVS
cst curses “on the face uf' lllls.nns\\‘cr to thc effect that ho was li I
earllli." _'Liberal (‘-ontlcrvtltive, had al\vttl'H :_
siirlzet-y"’ ol' vivisectors in that in- the convention which had 191030"
the better you like it .. ., _ J .. ' ‘ " ‘ twirl. ‘tl 0"* i"""`““
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PURE BRED STALLION
DOCTOR MCGOV
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Enrolment No. 4 _
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Sire Day Dream (128017).
Dam Ruby Pimp. (26899).
Bly stripe. nigh fore and both
Ising legs white, foaled May 25th.
191 .
Will stand for the season of 1921
lt the owner’s stables, Wlnsloe.‘
except. every Friday after the first
if May will be at Edmond's feed
store stable, Charlottetown.
This horse has proved himself a
lure and good stock getter.
Parties intending to breed their
mares |hould ses this horse before_
mating.
- .Terms 85 at time of breeding ma
$10 more when mare proves to be
with foal.
. _ cd tl rliiincr given in his honor in _ ‘ _ _ _ , 1 ' t re-
   tllc llotcl Bellevue at which more "Heh A mann" lg w ,Exist (:.dm.
. ., . __ _ _ ti L _- '
   tlliiln ull llcohlc were twesent. Preal- f’l.‘9°.U0n _:_he__h‘;:\ _:0\v_?_ce_ They
' dont Asn l’. French of i"“g“mg _ _ti ,_ .md Q9.
~ t-ondenlncll both ll-ll 9-- ‘
lt. is the intention of the Provin-
cial Government to plit their an he did at lite meeting in Pilgrim mes'
' 1 l that he
._  _ _  ._  _ _.- ilturi on-rigs into operation uns Hall. M the dinner table Dr- limi-i Mr' mndntu Seine wtlltlory
' ' QQ ...,,',i~.-.et. '_-_ . - --3 ri.itc, l’.utlt=s desirous of obtaining fm; ""_""|">"f* in bt-_ tttoull__ot, any ____ ____ w_______ ____ to _“___ for his
_ .1 _ ._, MN __ u,| from Hmm Wm please .make int. that llc has hec.i .lt.t~o| lcd thc _ __ __ ____________________ms ____ _he
. . ‘ ‘ m-,||c,,¢|(,n at once 'Utne Secretary most llostiitablc trcalnicnt hcrc. lll'0V|“,L© SU(-I '
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of Public Works, Charlottetown. ‘ii "W ii-' 0'* 'ii " “n I- _ _ ' ' .
The .n|.|,.(. or mud Wm bo *|200 crctltcat, lrit-ntl:-i ul' till: :in4|-vlvir~'.i=.t‘- himself io fl llitilf-Y _‘_lf__I"`°'_‘3_""m’;
' - '  " ._ - ' Dr-r cal' ot' 2l'»,il0(l hs., f. 0. b. Mid- "'°"i"""‘ “'""‘ H "°t"'e'",'°m "IMI" 'by R” the .Only one- mi e or-itecially
1 ‘ g9||_ payayh, in adv,mce_ and an Dr. llatlwl;-1| who said that their countrys needs. “m __ _ii '____m_
ireiuht on mud shipped to way gm. own r-xtwi-itiient had proved -that no the needs of the farmer _ __ e D _____
Hong must be pam in M|,,ance_ Mud possible benciil. could be derived lsed that -before DFT'-Y _ 0 W_0 __
mum be \m|r,m1¢d Wjlhgn 41; hours from the cutting tip ot dogs and think of his country ant t1l‘0V l\_§!___:
from me mme of |13 Mrtval at its other animals, in this connection and would do nothing, not even
¢1en11nM10n_ he stated that it had been shown 1; portfolio. which would injure
Should it be found that the mud i
Iilr. \\ar<l fittlngly-replletl an/I nn ` I M '
_1 . 1;. .1 _  . . - , - __ Mr. Iloucllcl' lea oil for half all -
,;_‘;m|§‘.,n@,|ne;n` (')§€veel|‘;f?d “hue [hu _|lnur_ or a little less, was anslverotl
Il.zl.tc.r the voting friends ni’ ‘lliss “Y M". M‘""|‘“" ‘hm "nm" °]05"|‘hI
Tim \V:u~d,.~ will .lm greatly miss. was llcard. and Mr. Mondou fnl- (1
ll in ltllv. r:.liurt-li, Sabbath School Lowell again. The Farnler p:lrty_
ml! around thc worn stcni-t:;llidcs oi' the
and I inlet-valves, at the throttle shaft
lor :|: the intake manifold joints or
Ural ‘il may be that the float lcvt-I in the
thc car and put the engine in geur,_
it turns over at it speed suftlclenil_v'
high to make the vnrlillrellon good*
rnolit-,fh to produce an ignltallle
mixtllrc. There may be air leaks
t-al'hllrr-tor howl runs too low.
l'r,\.~:;ihl_\' your cnnker docs not close
the air-inlet light enough io per-
.mit cliougrlt gasoline to be sucked
into thc c_vllnder.s. Try putting a
little gasoline into cnch cylinder
before cranking with the starter
:tnd,see if you do not get explosions
immediately
J. B. writcs: With the cylinder
head nt my Ford engine removed.
notice thai when in top dead
:ht-nl seriously and for this reason the transmission case must be
ll.\5 S'I‘AR’l'ING TROUBLE _what allowance, If any, should be
Dlqw U1 5 . v
_/_' G A_ns\vt_‘r. It _may have been
- ,.`_ " . _ connecting rod lower end hearings
   -1 may have worn considerably' so that
- , -_ -§_" *_ __ \ several shims had to be removed to
)  '_ I_`-  "  lighten them, which would slighilv
A _ "`- -_ '~ '_ ;;‘\/2 rr-duce the distance between centers
` ' ’ _ of the crank pin and the wrlvf pin
-lvrong with your carlilirelion sys'-_' i  _l
trm, so that your engine does not,  . l ,` _'_ ,»-- -
receive nn ifxnltalilc mixture all  i' ,
with the starter. When you coast I- ,
_ Aan.
tneen pin centers would be at its
her frequently. (To be continued.)
made for it in timing the values?
caused as follows Three of the
nnd mnke the pistons attached to
those three rods rlin a little lower
at upper dcnd center. If no shims
had hccn rr-moved from the bearing
nf thc fourth rod or if the bearing
had been renewed, the distance be-
ill
Vw - ' .` .
..ar.~r<§__:
are designed to bring out
Front Iacc, Incl: Ia
I' C. styles _jillcd
llilliliili I lilll
  
 L/» jo
-v-
i
EE:
.-.,
and
. ..._
Il# UIC Fam
77”? Eire /hal desired
loacll of |`ndividtlalt`/y
la I/'icfgurn
largely in the art of grace.
ful movement;-the poise in walking, the suppl¢
in dancing. P.C. Corsets
these points to the fullest
extent. Corscticres in leading stores everywhct-¢
will gladly lit: you with a P.C. _ '
ce, white and Huh
ii`1t`.'cfor our tmu illlulra/cd bnalzlel .thawing
an living models
PARISIAN CORSET MFG. COMPANY, LIMITED
It/Iontlsll _ QUEBEC Tomato 1
1 1 '
Q7 /5
RUST P9005)
 GUARANTEED
lllllillllnllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llll
' i an ie p.ton attached
to this rod would stand somewhat
s c ce p .on
travel calls for no alteration In
valve timing, lt.=l_ only effect upon-
cnglne. operation being to vary the c
compression ratio among the cylln~
dcrs to a slight extent.
--.___ .
ADJUSTl.\'G REVERSE
W. M. asks: liow can I niuke the
reverse on my Ford take hold? :
Answer: Remove the trnngm1s~:
mission case cover and turn to the ‘ ' .
right the nut on the reverse band £acinc'('oaBt is snowed by the
ndjustmcnt. which is on the end of .
the reverse pedal shaft. There is
lx limit to the adjustment thus at 900 daily fr°m Bonaventure
obtainable ond, lf the reverse burnt ' Station. Montreal. ‘
centcr pos-ltion. one of the pistons
lining is worn very thin, you may li
fi dth tit illh
hroughl Rail Service l
_ t
anadlan Natlonail Railways Offer 3
Fast Through Trains from Mon- A
treal. ' '
The finest train service to the
anadia" National Grand-Trunk
‘Continental Limited” now leaving
rx_t_:nds .slightly further above the n a lv ave to bc '»d' 1 Q 1 __
_ _ _ ___ _____ __ __ ___ |_ _ _ _ _rencut tal see train to the coast is via
ic\ el o tie oc an o le t lee le ore juu can obtain satisfactor ' v . . _I’055933i0Y| beef of other drinkabii
others. How does this happen andlac-tion. y ettawa' North Bay’ Cochrane 'md
in the 'Hanscontincntal to Winni- ii
tliaaimlitr d tl is T P 'f' C t H
higher than the others, when at its 0    lwedn dl* M um 1 I
mp frm-t~i.'1'nl differ n in is-   current market price. 'rms will
he last shipment for us from
tation for .this season. Hogs
Man otrset connection; win. be fasted. or otherwise taken
LIVE .HOGS
H. J. Carver will take
ve hoss at Mt. Albion
es y, ay ns ,
uction from regular price. "
N OTIGE "-"“`
DAVIS '& FRASEII
Take notice that any persoa ol
The route of this finely equipped persons “mug 0|- having tn their
qulds, wlilch contain nioret
hall
Questions of general interest to the motorist will he answered by peg and by Grand Trunk Paclficftwo and one-belt per cent ol alco
ol. which has not been obtained
csirvtt, cnclvse self-addressed, stamped cnrclopc. ` y
in" - - -.--' _--:v - - . ._
rllill. ;\la:»s, ‘ .Montlou matic his third speech
iofh" PaP¢l'3 PICGSC COPY) iafter Mr. Lapolnte. and this end-
lgd the gathering, except (or a few
   Mr, :Mondeo has issued his list
- - tor' joint meetings, and his rivals
   have accepted it. He intends to do t
4;- O ` ii`-il* “W” *"P°aki"g against an th” in sevcwl places last ng I' and with lmlcliine' un fire nd sent
BOSTON, May 17_D,~_ Walter R orators his rivals may bring i`or- I
Union for the Abolition or vtvlsec-, 'File mai” P°`i“*S °f “W "’P°‘~`°"°“ 5
tion. dcnnunrrfl utr noclrfeilor- tn- ‘bday SIIOWGU M' 'M°”d°“- ai'
nrge audience of local anti-vlvlsct-. liate. following a statement made 0
ltr. lladwt-n snltl that thc 'freak llecn, and was ret-l>0Iii'~ii1i9 UUIY in
stitute on various animals has been trim, f
of absolutely no benel'it whatever M1-_ Mondou laid down fl DOIICY
to lllimilnity. He also made this 1115 opponents' spcclvlif-il dill not re-
sweepinl: and all inclusive lnrIic_t. - fm- tn ally progranvmos. but cor.-
ment against vlviseciors the world .qgfcrl of attacks against the Gov-
. on," yn" ‘ue It’ “linrl'iblv" "crllcl" "f'lll.ttiotlt~l” and nmmml 0 'l I of d0|`t‘1\5° m;‘i1oosft;`mitlIli‘i2riirt'were District in- Y 
pector Blake and Mrs. -Blake; »
illlslt-nlilllu. . ,.- | lm, _,m,,.k_., ,,,,,1|¢._ 1,_\- the
Ilcforc iIl'. llzldwen titillwsscrl tllc  ,,m,ln51 111,. Liberals.
:tt|t|ic_1Ti1~u in l’iI|.:rim llall lic alicntl- rm, ].~,,,-,npr spdaltcrs talked in
the New England Anti- . 1 oc.
Vivlseclion Society prcsidctl ilecmny me Liberals' as wp
'rl t ‘ 1 f-rt -1 v tin- lit- iituallon W=\\"`=*"i“‘\ Ii" l"°"‘¢°"
o be im/possible 'to create ill an his people.
Further Atrocities '
were wounded as they 'were leav~ was d'_s______s__d
‘ r
Attack on Cork Prison 0
,lh-. Clough in Illia column, space permitting. I/ an-immediate answer tl to Saskatoon and Edmonton and 11
1'* Cmadlan N“"°"“] R“““"'“y“ mifrom a vendor will be prosecuted
ndcr the provisions of the Prolll.-_
Vancouver-The finest of scenic’
outes through the Rockies and “
ver the smoothest roadbed. Il
From Maritime Province points
CQRK May 16 _,An attack there is connection by Ocean
of   wa smade on the 'Cork prison at
___ midnight last nigh-t.. lt took the
D-B--N- --  »- §."..'.:':..°i..;‘:a.'.'::'...‘.:'.... ':';l'°..;l:
he police and "lima" _°§_°“"°d than an hour The gu§rd replied
oday. - I 5 8 up
A constable was killed and a Lizzy  ;2;&f:hf__:_:_°';::Lba_‘_f
ergeant and another constable r-ackgg ‘____d _bye _uégcking ______tyi
Express daily except Sunday. The
Maritime arriving in Montreal at
Limited with the Continents.) Lim-
ited daily, and hy the Maritime
7.40 p. m. affords the most direct
connection. but passengers by the
Ocean Limited arriving at Levis
at 1.50 p. m. affords connection
with train No. 11 leaving Quebec
daily for Cochrane at 5.00 p. mfr
This train makes connection at 1
ltion Act.
(Signed)
GEORGE H. BARBOU
Chief Inspector
FARMERS N 0'1‘I
CE
We have a few tons oi' Animal
Flesh tanknge also a few tons ffl
Dried Blood for sale nt. our Abal-
nlr on Kensington Itotui. CI1il\'l°i'
etown.
,I’.J_ip‘;r_‘;F;f_rc|};_Sit“ n?;_l_1€§_ha"Th_;:°;_'_’;‘_;?_;i This was the third attack on the
f an lliiknown man was found
ear the golf links In .Dublin~
County with five bullet. wounds' EUSIISII Wtllflllfl Will ke?-D f|`Di"h
n nw heu(|_ A bump, was longer and 'have a better flavor if
11|-own at 3 mlmary 101-ry tnl they are heated through in the ov-
rowded Frederick street, this! 011 bol`0rG using.
city l.od.'l_v. In the shooting which _-_ ing Toronto dum, at 10_30 p_ m_ Pho",
(‘-ochrano.wlth tim Continental
Limited, so it will be seen there is
really a choice of two distinct
routes.
jail witain two months.
woman wore killed in County the r0nm_
'Galway last night by men lying in
ambush at Ballyturi, s, short dis-
can be produced at 1, lowm. ,-me animal n disease .peculiar to a hu- -
than the amount charged, namely "mn being- _
$12.00 per car, the difference in the Experinlenls mime °“ animals
cost and the ammlm pam Wm be with various drugs are also futile.
mbated to the Dames obmintng l.he letztllrcr-said. _Ho stated that
“me there was no way ot knowing whet-
Followlng are the freight rates: her Qr nm' nn. animal was under
. the lntluence ot an anaesthetlc.
I"o all Stations within 25 miles oi’ Dr Hadwen is uwmugmy ODPM,
Midge" "'50 Der oar' ed to vaccination He said that the
To all Stations within 35 miles of ,vm 0|- _ ,hom serum ,to Bmfsh
_ F! I! -yi
Midge" 3100," per car' soldiers has resulted in their hav- ‘\
To all Stat.ons within 45 miles of mg hom., and other d|seaBeB_ "Nine
Midge" $1375 ‘per "'*“`~ tenths of the great expenditure of
 -.» . ..   " . . ~. ls. ~
 "'-'fa  f' .
To an smuons mmm 45 mu" at ________ _____________ ________o______ _or ____os__ _________f._ .   _ Military and police reinforce- House of 7 rooms. good location.
- un;-=:-. .. - ;,». - .
n   ..-_: -.~ ~
Midlleil U5-00 Mr car. suffering from heart disease l
, 1 ," ’ .
To all Stations within 70 miles of th B ltish army is due to the   3 . .
Midleii 317-50 Der car. dlifect ‘result of blood poisoning pro  _  ' ,°‘;f1l°’_;,_'; g:;|°dMc.C__ee 'M ~| £;:'|':‘:_m" “WW "° hm" T'
Beauty Contested
53 are  ,
cfm-
Oviel ' ._.
§_§;§'.§:§
 §.
‘ “I 
r1H¢l3t.m
lan
°’¢~I\
'_' ev wxyé
l. s M¢ml.l.AN duces by armor officers tn Braun G <»-- ~~ I - , mn d "' °“’ "A
' t-loans. nos. I
\ Owners,
Becntafv of Pu-bile' W'orks soldiers." he declared. "The whole O '  fi | (" r P -‘ rn n ne yu" °l ' Mn' Gr”°'7 L IUIATI’
Deonrtmélit ot Public Wofitl. of this typaela custom use been il ri p " f' " ‘  ` ' ' " '
_ ._- ehrlemmn, my 7. im, . 5lgmu°_¢une," no eases. E -_ __ , ~ .e _ .“ °'°l°"» '"4 ""“ P'”""*8’"; °;,%°;;*:::h _ _ __
___w_____. _ _*___ _ ___ __ ____ "___ ________ __ __ _`n_____ _ __’._’____ _ __  _ _ _ ., 1.. __ _ ~ _ _.....A-¢--&n_A,| . . . .....~-si..-J ,. .-.. . ..  \ _ ._ __
l ' ' I \ 1 , ' s
.
‘.,_ . ' - tw. .- _.- e ..=. ~.... -.» - - -
oilowed, four civilians were wound Xviien scrim curtains get stained
and faded. dye them 5 darker color
FOUI' liersons. one of them a that matches the color scheme of
ion for this is made by the Ocean
Limited to Montreal and the Grand
Trunk international Limited to
Toronto.
Particulars of these splendid rail
I* ed by all C. N. R. ticket agents
Captain Cornwallis, son of_ Colonel -#_
Fiennes Stanle Cnrnwalls, in .4 n - .
whose uutoniohile, the party was  Bayer ls Genuine
riding, and Lieutenant MoCready
The officers were attnched to the 17t.h Lancers. A Mrs. Gregory, 14.1'
the only other person in the car, _,"` A
was not. injured. ' .
The party had been spending 
‘Sunday afternoon playing tunnis , at thc resilience nl' ‘Magistrate -
Flagot nt Bnllytum 1-louse and FQ
finding the gate.-4 closed, Captain
(‘ornwnlils got out. to opcn the
gate. '
 '. gverziicigl _Take no c_hances'w|th
Masked M n 0 an Fr ‘U 5 “ °' °' 5°” “° "B37"
° P |° Tatbiots of Asptirln." Unless you
see the name "Bayer" on package
Shots lin-mcdistely were fired °' °“ “ble” 7°" "9 |10* l°¢"n¥
from the'adiacent shrubbery. and “Pm” “ °"- I" ""7 317°'
Cornwallis fell dead. Armed°‘°h¢° "9 d”'°°u°“| f°|' C°|i|¢»'
masked men, said to have number-H°°d5°h°» N°\U’°|¢Il» Riwmltilm.
cd about forty th-en slirroundellm“°°h°- T°°"|¢°h°» LUNUIIO lllil
the car and ordered the women tom' Pun- Hind! 'UU 5010! Of
leave. :vu-B. Blake refused to ae¢"°l'° -“N0” wt few cents.
so. saying that she would die by Drlllslsts also ull larger packages
the has at her husband. ivirs.llMl°i1\ Cllldl- Alririn is the
Gregory was lea away. shortly trade mlrk trniltered in Cmadl).
afterwards the four bodies were I-WWMOUIW 0|' 3I|iB!I|0lAi¢-
taund lying near the gate. Alter ot Blror Manufacture of lonoace-
thc shooting srmerl men went to
Ballytura l-louse and handed ln s 
l:;':: .°.“'::;::'°:..': :':;“...:l: Foil- Ollii K SALE
5 --_
ments sent to the scene were fired El°°"|"° "Uh" H0050 hith llld dry-
upon and one constable was ser V" 300 "Ol" ity 100 for further
is s asughterln In of Lady Angus Water St East
and folders and illustrated matter ""3
may ba obtained by application t“5“‘?~
to any nl' the city ticket/ offices or south
hy writing the General Passengor_ 5 miie'
f
I l
Leaving Charlottetown at 'l e.
rn. daily except Sundays. °°“'d 5°' °
_ for selling are
Leaving Picton at 4 p. nn. on or-_ nm c°,"_|nc,d
rival of Sydney train daily except _ developed into
Sundays. » | largest summer ID
Department, Moncton, N. B. t“5“°
Best o
w c tie
three times a wee
TIME TABLE ` '  
Picton. etc. Within a
also of good fishing.
Picton slid CharIott0t°wn Service. all nutbulldlngg are in
There is three acres of
‘ ___ ily orchard of 23 sDl!I6¢
7 plum. raspberry
Commending on or about May, patches and I good
lst, the S. 8. "Constance" will open ' d°“ "°°dY ’l“"°d
, 1| 1|; 1 _H 1, l, Torrlsts
a passenger and freight service be~ "gunz, 5,1, 'mg .zen ,ummm-
tween Plictou and' Charlottetown. ,gn on p, E, mana and
Farmers wanting a sultllli'
these fertilizers should Cali
once before we get sold out as
‘cave only a limited qus.ntilY~
via Sudbury. Port Arthur. Fort Ptgng 533
William and Winnipeg. Connect- offleg 532
54 Grafton Street
services to the west will he explain' _“_”
The
of Hotel
'_ for boating.
river and two
hi h l S S
and
son less than half
hes
Pro i .
mum dm of. tim mils; von _ “°““° ' ‘;f°j_ 8 :WM-f,
. be announced Abrlll 80th. _I owe, Monmue E, mend.
one Oi
wav
might
the
nl
al
vu
There is also the through`se'l‘vic‘.\ CANADIAN PACKING C0., LTD-
to tho Pacific coast by train leav- J. M. Reap, Manager
calls
t
1"”
1-- xz 'm 'gz-
EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC..
- .INTERNATIONAL LINE
l|l!llDll”l‘l0l 0F' FRE! I IIIIVICI HDTV!"
Bm (|ll’l‘ AID PADI IGIR “AY ”
Steamship   Lzalohn ever! W°'|“°"
357 at 8 a. m. and every Betnrdey at~| p. m. (Atlantic Time.)
The Wednesday trips urs vls llutport and Lnbec. due Boston. ll e. ll-
Thursday.
The Saturday tribe are to Boston
ali-ce due loaders st l II-
An Ima $0.00 17;'
Dtrectreonr=ctIIa=?t Belton with lgrteoi-slltmntfiee lenders for NOW
York via the'Ce9s God nel.
For rates and sddltlsnsl informltldl 1”!! \0 “ ' ,_ |,
A. c. cualul. Aeon- ~ _ ` UU-,".'.7§."