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TEN DERS

SEALED TENDERS will be receiv-

ed by the undersigned until noon on Wednesday, January 27th, 1915, from any person or persons willing to con- tract for the construction ol any one of the following works:-

ln King's County.-Wharf at Mid-

geil; Bridge at South Lake; Ap- proaches to Mink River Bridge; Approaches to Montague Bridge.

in Queen’s County:-Shea's Bridge

at Iona; Gascolgne Bridge, Flat River; Clyde River Bridge. _ln Prince County: Hlckey's Bridge, West Cape; Whalebsck Bridge, Mal- peque; Summerside Road near Suni- merside.

Plans and specifications may be

seen and forms of tender obtained at the Provincial Engineers oillca, Char- lottetown and of each nearest work at the following places:-

Oilice of H. D, McEwen, Morell.

Store of John McLean, Sourls. Store of Benj. Clow, Murray Harbor

North.

Store of Martin McKinnon, Monta-

gue.

Store of Joseph McCabe, Iona.

Store of A. D. Ross, Eldon. Oilice of G. M. Matthews, O’Laary. Store or P. McNutt & Sons, Malpe-

que.

Oflice ot Hon. James A. McNeill,

Summerside.

by an accepted check on a chartered bank, payable to the order of the Com- missioner of Public Works, equal to ten per cent. of the amount ol' the

person tendering declines to enter into a contract when called upon to do so or. fail to complete: the work contracted for. If tho ten- der be not accepted the cheque will be retumed.

The Department does not bind itself

to accept the lowest or any tender.

P. E. I., Jan. 12, 1915. st

m

- m

six miles from Charlottetown; good m house and buildings. lt has been le well cared for. mudded, fertilized, n

b .

ing outfit, all complete. liay fork,

r _ _ not sold by first day of March will be W

JOHN HORN

sold by auction llandbillsi later '

_ E. - _

Winsioc Station, ‘

Each tender must be accompanied V

P. E. i. 2,”

Qi* '

Sea

amor: _ . -r ~

THE VETERAN AoMn`zAi.

ice Admiral Sir David Beatty, Who Defeated the Germans in the North

lender, which win be forfeited if ine ‘_ -I _

in iriciilsmuino FLAME »- _ 5 5 5"" " “_”

` _ §v0i<i placing wounded there.

cssERvA'r|oN o|FFicULT AT .

TIMES.

LONDON. January 25.-~'l‘hc mili-

Tenders to be addressed to the un. tary correspondent oi' the Standard

dersigned and marked "Tender." writesz-

"We have so often heard oi' inven-

L. B. McMlLLAN, tions that will make war impossible, Secty. of Public Works. ot’ engines of destruction so powerful

Public Works Ofiice, Charlottetown, that human flesh and blood cannot

and against them. The pigconlioles

8256-1-13mtf of every ministry of war in the world

ust bulge' with particulars of dis-

l coveries of this nature, and yet we lliid

en killing one another crnedly with

cold steel just as they did in the days - of the Crusades. One is inclined.

ALSO (mop, s'r0¢K AND |Mp|_E_ therefore, to be skeptical, And yet the

MENTS feats of modern science are very won-

Ohe hundred acres of free hom |ahd_ derful, and there are real as well as

ake-believe workers of magic. Wire- ss telegraphy, the lieavicr-than-air

ying machine. zi number oi achieve-

winsioe mad. windmill. telephone, “‘“'e “°*"‘l’“`SS°" “S‘_"“l “""“?‘°"g' oth ih good ‘vorhihg order Thmsh er dare say anything is impossible.

ln that spirit, then, we approach the

che and camo, goes whh farm If assertions ot' the crop of inventors

ho are proposing to supply ns with hc means oi' worsting our cncinles in

the present \var. lt goes without say-

ng that most of these proposals are orthless, but there are some which emnnd attention. We learn, for in-

day of February next for a suitable

161 person (graduate of registered hospi-

` llll Pfefeffedl “fllll l`efHl"‘ll-95 llllll area of its passage. Men, animals and

17 5 name of graduating hospital, to fill the

' position of matron 1`ur the Prince

19.5 Founty Hospital. For further particu-

a

M Tu

Jhvh 1, 15_0 undersigned up to Thursday the 11th F Sa S M

Money To Loan

Great George Street, have several thousand dollars to loan on real good security in the city or country in 5 small or large sums. 0

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Applications will be received by the

rs apply to

_ ii J. Massv. &icc'y Prince County Hospital,

Siinnnersidc.

I‘. E. Island.

llllti-1-M25,30,Fob 6.

Messrs. McKinnon and McNeill, 90

S105-linwflni

JANUARY.-ist to 3rd, fair and'

cold. 4th to 8th, blustery. 9th to 13th, flue weather for January. 14th to 18th, slest and snow. 19th to 22nd, Cll3ll8eable. 23rd to 2-ith, rain and snow. 25th to 27th, a storm period. 28th to 29th, clearing. 30th to 31st, clear and cold. I

'

acres. t`or \vliicli tenders will _be `r0~ called upon to iire at night unless thc

'~e'v9d “P 1° wth Feb"“a‘“l'» 191°- 500 German takes it into his head to at-

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TO-DAY.

Magistrates Court, 9 a.m. Prince Edward Theatre, 3. 7, and G

8.45 D.m.

Thegglnes’ Qigililyersary Concert, l’eople‘s

GERMAN COUNT

ARRESTED A1- SEA

SIR GEO. PERLEY GOES

TO BALISBURY PLAIN n

,_i____ afterall it is the gunner's job to

_

Thcrc is n hue farm formerly owned

>y the late Malcolm Gillis at Lyuilnlc. attempt to press forward until lim

ot 57, containing about one hundred

and invest.

are oi’ Mackinnon & McNeill, 90

reat George Street. Charlottetown.

8377-1~26tuf--ii.

hmhed, manhmlh The hcst farm on ments of surgical and mcdicl science,

f stance, that person described as "a

distinguished En ish chemist" has

gl . _ A.

produced an explosive substance thc effect of which when used in artillery shells is “zinniliiliatiiig." li is said that a shell filled with this substance will, on detonating. give out a. blast of dame, over a mile and nearly two hundred yards wide. of so intense a Ti

ature that nothing can livc in the

things are turned instantl_v into a

lobes

lscorchcd and charred niuss. and ull the atmosphere within the radius of the explosion is so effected that in- stead oi supporting it destroys life. chemical action being brought to bear on the oxygen that it contains.

“li is not a question. we are assur-

cd. of poisoning the utmospherc, n method of warfare forbidden by The Hague conventlons- instruments to which the Allies still adhere, altho- ugh most ol' them have been rcpudizit- cd and violated by the enemy. The in- ventor says he has subjected to his use one of thc great destructive forc- es ol' nature, the actions of wliicii can- not be objected to on the humanitar- iiin grounds which hitherto hnvv ln- iiuenced the decisions of The Hague conference. llc further says for his dis- covery that is should be welcomed from a hiiiiiniiitariaii point of view, because thc illiinitiblity of its destruc- tive powers will niake war impossible.

“Il. niay wcll be true, as we are iii-

‘ formed that the War Ollice has tested the invitation and has dccidcd to zi- dopt it. Ii' the full assertion of thc in- ventor bo established. the wliolc course of the campaign aught to be ellectcd. .\'othing should resist the action of thc explosive- neither the deepest trcni-lics nor the strongest fortifica- tions. ll ought to sweep the enemy out of France and Flanders and Poland in 11 wcck, and ond the war before the new year is a month old. One is honiid to credit the possibilities oi' thc disc~overy, but then. as I have said, one has heard ol' similar discoveries so often before. lt will be \visc,l iihiicy. for us tn go on with the prepa- ,ration of our new armies."

Lieut. William B. Mackie, son of’

Rev. Dr. Mackie, ol' Kingston, Ont., with the Royal Field Artillery in Bci- gium, writes as follows, under date of December 21st:-

"I have now left the column nnd one to a battery. A vacniicy having ccurred in one of' the batteries in my brigade. I seized the cppoiiuiiity ln get a bit closer to the Germans, i`oi'

shoot his gun, and not he content with simply supplying it with ainninnitioii.

Well the baltcri is non in .ii

iannot sa_\. As _\ou know, we have bccn hold up on this line l'or :ionic time now. and it _rntlier looks as if' we shall spend the winter licre, niaking no real

spring. As the batteries are seldom

tack. one officer and a few incn only are left with the guns ami the re-

farin “here they arc billoled some

SICK EHILUHEN ,

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GENEVA. via Paris, Jan. 21.-The ewspaper Stampa of Turin italy, an

TALES TOLD BY MFN ‘ IN THE Fl(iH'lNG LINES

three miles in rear.

“As I am on duty today. i nm now

(8.30 p. ni.) writing in a little farm house <-lose in the guns, with my ser- vant and zi tclcplionist sleeping in the ‘kilcI1eii. 'l`hc latter is in connection lwllli thc in'lga<lc headquarters and sleeps with his instrument strapped over his ear, so that nt any time he can be called up anl in a very few minutes the buttery would open fire. _ _ . You may be interested b_v n short <I<-scripiioii of the battery posi- tion. Tho guns are behind at siniill

» I . 1 . _` l

T tion |‘iiirIy close io Ypi-es, more l hedge, and wc have planted pliic trccs

all around und covered the wuggons with braiiclics su that we should not bv spotted by 11 hostile aeroplane. Close lo the guns are large holes, cov- crcd with logs and turf. These :irc known as "i`nsk pits." if Mr._Gerninn docs happen to Iliid that wc are there and starts to shell us, we simply vanish uinlcrground. and wait till it is over. One has to be pretty quick.

C RQDEIUCK GILLIS- lll8lll<»l0l` 80 DUCK I0 n. coiiifortalilc liowcver, for when a. shell is coming

straight for _von theer is only about tlircc seconds between the time _von llrsi hear ii and the burst. h

GOOD SCHEME WORKED.

A good sclicine. which was worked

with coiiaidoralili: success on the

L0ND0N_ _yhh_ 25__sh. George heh nnuncea that a Ilrltish warship has .\isnc. is to or-uso firing if a.s_heIl falls

]ey has gone m Shhsbury fm. h I-ew arrested on board the lines Dnca ill wr-ll on a Ilnnk. 'i`lie German then

Aosta. from Genoa, for New York. _ t

da .

'He gmcel-5 of me comihgem give Count von Keller, a Gorman oillcer of'

a dance mmol-row night to friends high rank, wh0.had been sent to tho

in the surrounding neighborhood who U

have shown the (yahhmahs much 8 Uh_ The newspaper adds that the Count

ins been landed at Gibraltar.

teneons hospitality during the [last | five months.

has been under the care of Sir William Osier, is now progressing rapidly

Lance Corporal Tupper, son of Sir

Charles Tupper, who was seized with pneumonia. is now convalescent

Major Lebatt, lll in London, who

HIGHER MILITIA

_-.__.. OFFICERS PROMOTED

OTTAWA. Jan. 25.-Recent promo- / “'¢ “lf 5P°fkl°”'~‘ “"4 km* from

tions in the higher services ol' the militia department are gazetted today. _Deputv Minister Fleet becomes sur- ,’¢°Il-leneral; Colonel R. W. Ruther- °|'l|» D» 0-' C-. Halifax; Cot. Henry Smith. Jvdle advocate-general: Col. W- E- Hllllllll. Acting adjutsnbgener- ll. Ottawa; and Col. T. Benson. mast-

gdr-l¢.:i_\'4'i:.ngr¢:§.ordna‘nee, are mad, brig.

"itmii coli " "

C

thhgbgrizatest

NWO.

nited States on n secret mission.

olish Your Silver ith Sparlilene

actual experience that you cannot secure nbetier Silver Polish at n smaller cost. We have used it for years and it has sl- wnys given us perfect satisfaction-th|t's why we recommend lt to you ss the bent Sliver Polish on the msrkft. _

You'll like Sparklene. because it is quicker. easier-and the results are so much more satisfactory than it In possible lu secure with other Silver Pollshes.

Large bottles rice 2$c.

W. Ni*--TANTON=~

lllll THE HUWILS

Give "Candy Cathartic" tor a Bad Cold sour stomach. constipation.

(ict u l0»ccnt box now. Most of the ills ol' childhood are

caused by a sour. disordered slolni-ich, sluggish liver and constlpated bowels, They catch cold easily, become cross, llstless, irritable, feverish, restless, tongue coated, don’t eat or sleep well and need a gentle cleansing of the bowels-dint don’t try to force a nan-I seating dose of oil into the little one`s already sick stomach-it is cruel, needless and old-fashioned.

Any child will gladly take Carcarets

Candy Cathartic which act gently - never gripe or produce the slightest

uneasiness--though eleahse the little one’s system, sweeten he stomach and put the liver and bowels in a pure healthy condition.

Full directions tot. children and

8r&wn-ups ln each package.

BUNNYIIDI

. otlorroln rehtealy after this gentle, thorough laxatlve

liinks hc has got you and spends tho whole dny shelling that place wliilr-_ ymi continue your work in coin- pnrntlve peace. Of course now-n-days wc ure priiriicnlly always under cover and so from thc battery you acc noth- ing. In n little house on the other sido oi' Ilio covering lilll. sits thc major. llc has n ieloplionc lnid to the battery. and from his ,advanced position or "olnwrvutioii station," to give ll HH llfitlini' iinmc, he regulates und con- trols i.ir llrc. Here are tho ‘oyos’ ol’ the battery. and that is the place the tlerinans always try to find. so that the Major generally has to wait till dark before he can either approach or leave il. _

"About n quarter of a niile from

where we are in action," there is u big wooded hill with it high tower on it. This has been shelled every day for the last month. although it has been hit several it still mocks them. The jest ls. that there

there so West-`

gm] V This

for the highest

WBTB

costs only 10 cents a box nt any store.

soon

flag,

-S; A. McDonald |I§§,,',‘,,'“§’,‘f,',‘,,

Saleof Overcoats 2

Save from $5. to $10. Now

Every Overcoat in this store is `beiiig

sold n`ow at I Sacrifice Prices, Saturday‘& Mondav were two of the busiest overcoat

days of the season.

C Many Coats going now at nearly l-2 their regular values. Every man should

secure one of these coats today.

Bring your boy with you some bargains

for him too. 0 '

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Liyeil, was no protection, S0 We “UW

Verv often when the nature of the

grounil renders observation diilicult. artillerv subaltcrns are sent into the

infantry t_ren_ches to` observe hfrsgi there. Tins is most. dolls(-1‘r0ll>~ also the most exciting job we have.

W0 have to get up_very early andTilnto the trenches before da_\\n. ‘ich usually at a pre-arranged time the ia - tcrv opens fire, and when the Sllvll bursts. up jumps llic Sub.. flllivllly notes where it burst 'and telephones hack to ilic inajov. (ll` course. wllcll your hcad iippcars it is greeted with ai i`u~4ilnde from tho opposing tr(-ii<~li.vli is also a fatnl niislalic to bob up i\\i<,_c in the saint- plucc! I can assure you it is most exciting and intensely interest- ing as long as you are foriuiialc enough not lo stop n bullet. Most of our casualties have been duo to this “i'orwar<I obs-2rvation." Still, Wllflll one thinks limi-' iiiany t`cllo\\'s :irc do- ing this and thi- sinhll casualty list of

(lic ltoynl ltcgiiiivnl, the risk is not

iicarly as griral :is il siiiiiiil:~'."

“RANJ|" AT THE FRONT.

Thu liinliarnja lnin Saliib of .\'u\vnii-

agar, known in .ill i‘i'ii'l<t-tors as “itun- ji," has urrlvcd ‘ii ii`i‘;iiicr-_ \\`illi a New Ycnl":~: card bi- line: soiif ilu- i'ollo\ving; message to u i`i‘3eiid nt (`:iiiil\i‘ill,‘,'i_‘ (his old l'niversii_v iowii):-~

“l-lcrc I ani in Ifraiici,-. I iolil _von

when I last wrote that l lmpril to go to the front socn.\\'cll. I :ini licrc. I am glad tn say. It is \‘<\r_\' cold and wet. Shall be glad wlicn llic wliitcr campaign is ovcr. .\l_v lvcsl wishes to all good (`anihi'idgc f`1‘li-mls. 'l`hc bcst oi' luck to you."

“Ranji" rules sonic $300.00() pvoplv in

ii state about lwiffc thc sizc of his old county, S111#-icx. In ai spcccli lo ihciii at liic lioglliniiig ol' iii:-_ war. lic said. “l have proiiiisvd lo raise :ind niniiilnin n force of 6,000 nlilc-lioiliuil inch. and lo give 200 liorscs and llt`t`c<_:ii niotor cars over and nliovc Iwo squadroiis ol` ini- pcrinl Servico Lancers.

The Eastern Trust C0;

INCORPORATED 1893 _

CAPITAL $1.000.000 RESERVE $225.02__0

PRESIDENT: Robert E. Harris, K. C. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BOARD

Hon. John McLean, M. P. P. Chairman,

James Eden, C. H. B. Longworth, J. S. Hinton.

This Company under its Act of Incorporation

confines its business to the administration of estates and trusts, it does not receive deposits, does not speculate with.its own or trust funds, nor»does it invest monies outside of the Maritime Provinces. In these times of financial trouble its position is stronger than ever. ~

Correspondence Invited.

H. C. Flood,

Manager ~

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