FOR gkigiimlviflo ‘LEE; presentativefi. oloiogsrigztg: nut-gr; zlrlllllgllill. Allllll! o» dkmny’ izgnigiignfifi gfllrnisli references. ___nv°'.'°“d lwfld‘ l“ “"2"” (‘.111 at. Russ ‘Hotel between 12 F" 8kL!-rivss1i§$_mc*0w ""‘ 1'” m a m uorgliii" ‘ '.Ayi‘lhlre grade. rive yours old J‘"""""' ___ ‘- TE. ,, _. raven’ .. -. isc."¢,.-_;';‘."'-'_'j ti"; i“ ii..- w»~1==_>— A ll "e . M's v - » tipper Prince _ . ,

.;1,1__1§1usnv. 21, 1927

Constipation wea 8100136. .. . Remedyth cause _

and enjoy ‘health z

Kensington Dairy I Association "The AnnuaTlfe-eting of the

Kensington Dairying Association took place In the Temperance ‘Hall

lFLyloiotrvlvliellckh $11 Tgesday. January 18th, tut...

. res ent ‘. M. I-Iowatt presiding.

fig}, ',‘,,,,,'}§L,",,f' glow’ dTl"! meeting was largely attend- nufln y,“ 1mg, ‘m; e and was pronounced to be one canals ~' , _ 0f the best meetings ever held in

, i"; l the history of the Association. ‘ermbfy . ~ com‘- The President gave a splendid and

minute report of the business transactions during the year which included In its expenditures the

l ith Chunk” n's~- _ gfllfilogwwlfllbh and Li er. They not only relieve constipation but remedy

the "i?" ' "",'k ‘Wmw- (htmthfill building of a coalsbed, new roof billzlilildhfe Catlimofi- Lt::"%oronto‘ on the Kfllslngtilil FB-CIOPY a new an _ v . ., V’ artesian well, final payments on

Whey separators and three new vats. thus placing the entire plagit ‘- 0n a par with the best equipped lllliry plants in Canada. The Sec- retary J. F. Profitt, reported a large gain in cheese production over the preyious year and that the cheese In Kensington Factory fill graded No. 1 which fact alone puts the Association on the map as producers of the finest quality of dairy products in the Dominion of Canada. The price paid lfor butter fat was 32c per lb. which owing to the general strike in Great Britain was much lower than last year, nevertheless the [patrons were strongly convinced that the only permanently profit- able kind of farming for which this province is naturally adapted is Dairying, that iii no line of pro- duction are demand and prices ftS certain as in Dairying. Moreover . _ ‘ __ in every other line of production Pl:$'r“9w_|°g_ Slliixicllgflfivnk ‘LME ‘the exhaustion of the soil has t0 nought", Q U. Aicflregor w. A__bc made good by fertilizers where- mpwilrh ' as dairying returns to the soil all Enmflainmentn/t A. pmmemv’ thui. takes out. With our whole ‘L J‘ qwvuedy, H‘ I Bmwlh R WIJIYOVHICQ now _u disease, free area qwmlpl,’ l (mnvuglllglz - itlic patrons will weaned Puiiiicity-dr w. (Illlrlfill, .1. ii..'tlvl"y“yh'lf‘°ggl my“ "my b""'."°"“l]'”' , _ . . __ i: 1 ni- successes 111 o ier Rubng’ A‘ immjltncs, lllltll. will ltaloli iadylontageldof . _ ., ' 1o pus ion we 10f n 1o woi- 's

CHIP“. (,4 A BM“ ' ‘ highest (ihecsc patrons. Auditor -l.. H. ivlcliiiilaii. llwuisjil; """"”""' filflfilii‘ i-ui i‘ l. f -' - - V“ "e '

upnii-iii of n“tilliizitlililetliilwnd"hi1: ‘Mm A‘ ‘Mlmmm’ "m" "'3' "um"

standing (ioni- mittees of the ' Board oi Trade

Tho standing committees of the Charlottetown Board of Trade for iiio current ‘year are as follows, ilie first named being the chair- yiiiiii lILOlIClI case.

Transportstion——Vlce President 5, A. McLeod, A. Pickard, It. E. Miitch, G. D. DeBIois, G. Elliott Full, II. V. Buntain.

Time Table-J. P. Crockett, T. w, 1., Prowsc, Hibbert Howatt, H. s, Ilciidcrson, J. A. Brady.

industrial-S. A. McDonald, W. .\i. itowc, A. R. l-‘isher, S. Kennedy l). 'l‘. lliggs.

ZiSilZiZ.’ lbs.

. $3T2.3ti a tourist centre-J. I-'. Gordon _ , . F0101)“ u A hlcKlmlonllyx-élglgééfi Bialiam. 31594 lbs. value s: x. hlifntlllilill, .1. 1*. ci-oi-iu-ii, .1.i" ‘ ‘

Archibald Wooiiiiitic,

2113513 lbs. value $1122.94

A. Iilcliiillaii.

Special t-uniiuitlec

Io enquire , , . . _ into 21nd rcport on the possibilityWiyflfilélfi‘ Donald’ ‘mam um’ vmm" for profit iii sinuiler farm holdings‘ W.” , _ _ _ , . . IIIUFH intensive: cultivation m-i “mum! MLMHHM ‘EH07 Hm’

lvaiuc $1121.58. ~ i 'l‘lic_ Association was sorry to ilcarn of the illness of the Presi- dont (l. M. Ilowatt who refused rc- _ , _ _ ,, lolociion to office. A resolution $3.11.’;‘w...“..:.::1:.':r-...' if';‘,fj"“,“~“j",f y,’ Spoi-lnl i-oiumittcte Io iniquireiillm K221i‘: s‘, if“; 81mg?" “during. iutd and rcporl on opporiiiniiics u", Aqquciuum n“ iesmm L?‘ for iit"'\'i'lOl)llIP.lll oi’ the fisheries ‘V1,, 111mm,] Mull.’ orqrleve" ylium oi‘ tho ]ll’ili'lil(‘l§ iviih S]N'i'liti rcfcr- m‘ L10‘ "M" {PM Him My‘ alimwlted viii-e to those fishing ccuiri-s iiiilhnlaul w ‘SJ ily “gals n‘ lv‘ l'lOSi'l‘ pruxftnity to (‘linrloiicto\vii|nflkpr MIDI“; g1 01mm"; Mflviue w. r. 'i'ililllill‘.‘ill, 11. w. i.ol'zigi~,.'hityllp’ l‘, l, ufiwffiil- '- §~__“"" A. IV. li_riiilin:iii. m"! l- F- PIIUfl-tlt e1. l ..A.1I)1is(.oii. tipvriiil committee 1o t‘.lI(|l|ii‘O ununkinoilq t “um m" ed "y u iiiio the opportunity foi: uddiiiniuil M, H‘ H an‘ "g vole‘ stciiinsihip service to ziiul from - l »|', own“ acknowledged in I ziriottetnwii with special l‘léilt',l‘-liu‘fhn.lil terms his deep "pprecia" i'IlI'L' Io the possibility of u tiiiilllll-linflnfivf-llfeDIPllgfiqlvgzlfsitegqpresaed h] ship service from tii s 10-, .‘ . l . ' ‘ a i " Luivri-iicn river l'i(ll'ili—Alll.li‘/.'ulillsll' thgliieufiitigaolglifiheufiicegs we” mt _ 1', , .' _ , _ eisiiiig year: iv.Iliiiiliiiiiitkiidhiil Allfktilfilnud. ‘I’ P"°“""""'_“""" l" J°""“°"

greater spociiilizzitiiiii that. is usual illl Priuci- lddwnrfi lsiiiiitl with EILII-‘Vlill reference to tlic ilistricts iiiirrtiiiiitiiiir," (‘.liui'ii1tic.to\vii-—I1.

’l‘lic Churiiitietoivii Rom-ii o1 w‘ Riimmly local market for spring when Tfiitit‘ this yeur i-elcbrutes its for- ‘IBM; Ofcisfm grades m "m". ump- priciis ivcro Iioili anniversary uiid proposes to (ilnuIlofl Iyhllpggr marked up w“ gentg pm- bin-rel. iililfif the dutc iii April iii some yum, {qmpsgm s First patents were quoted iit $8.00 spci-izii iiiuiiiici‘ Hllililillt! lo iiii- or» P‘ 501mm second patents ill. $7.50 and strong "mu" . A dividend of six percent was bake“ at $730 per barrel l“ Jule

ordcrcil to bc paid for 1927. The Nutitiiiiil Anthem brought to a closc ll most harmonious 11nd ou- thiisiustic meeting.

$10,000 Dagame Suit

If you have any doubt as to tlic ueed of pure" milk and the absol- iite necessity of pasteurization

Gold Wave Sweeps

in order to have it pure, get ll. copy _

vi ‘Montreal Daily Star of Moii- (in , Juli. 17th iiist.,_and read tliu

SWORN evidence of the expert ('c“'"'d'a" We")

WINNIPICG, Jan. 20. -— Sweep- ing across the prairies from the far iiortii and working eastward, a cold wave swept Canada today and

ivitncssos brought from .th ripzii cities of North Ame ilie suit against ilie Star llllli l.\_i.c,n’s Association.

e prin- rica in by ilic

n yo" use H sent the mercury to record low |-,;pmd_ ltenigigbg?" ‘Kégeimflxstxlzi niiirks for the season, ranging from mum MG given under 0am m, 1o below at Calgary, Alta. to 4G iii" highest authorities that can 11c ‘film: t,“ the PM’ m Nmlmem Hrciircd and then decide it‘ you arc ‘ m‘ ‘b -

iloini: illtl illli’ illilll,’ i0 YUill‘ iiflll‘ Iii-up ii sit-cl crochet hook urnr the liilti iilllllly if you are lIOl. using sink lo l‘l‘lllll\'t' uiiy llut iliiit iiiny iic- ioife- iirltililflz-inill; Rummm] by 11w i-lnioiiiuii- iirouiul tiii- siriiliu-r in 11n-

iII'c Co" [AIL * slit.

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TlSEMENTS

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“A HIELAND WELCOME" awaits you at Burns’ ‘Ooncert in the Prince Edward, January 24th-25th.

~ 3481

“TREASURE ISLAND," THE MOQTDELIGHTFULSBA STORY ever written, dramatized and now running in London before crowded houses. will form the subject of the D8991‘ by Mir. W. A. MacLa/ren,

. M.E.II.IC. at St. Jaunes Literary Society tonisbi at half-past seven. Everybody welcome.

i

ensue 111-1: ' uieiiir in mirth and glee at Burns’ Concert in the Prince Edwardg January 24rh-25th. 348i

ANGLICAN SERVICES- Janu- ary 23rd 3rd Sunday after the Epi- phany St. John's, Milton 10.30 a. m., St. Mark's, Rustic 2.30 p, m, Preacher, Rev. C. F. Johnson in charge.

“TiHiNK NA on the lang Scots miles." but come to the Prince Ed- ward, January 24th-Z5th and hear the songs 0' rantinf rovin‘ Robin.

3481

WINBLOE SERVICES.— The United Church of Canada, Rev. W. H. Palmer, minister. Services Sunday. Jan. 23rd, liighficlci 11 a. m., Princetownhoad 3 p. m., Win- sloc North 7 p. m.

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES-- Services in connection with the Pfeflllyterianfiliurch in ‘Canada will be held on Sunday, Jan. 23rd as follows: Hartsville, 11 a. m., Brook. field 7 l). m. Clyde River, 3 p. in. S- ‘S. 2 p. m. Belfast 11 a. ni. and 7 p. m. conducted by W. D. Brown. Wood Islands 11. a ni. und 71p, m. Wood

‘HEAR THE SONGS o’ ianlin" iitobbic Burns sung by u chorus of fifty voices at ilie Princc Edward January 24th and 25th. 3481 PERSONALS ’l‘lic initny friends of Mr. Willluni Truiiior, ihloiiui Ryan, will be plaus- Pll to learn that. ho is rapidly rc-- covering from his operation in the City Hospital.

Mr. Juincs E- iliurris, architect. icavcs _iilI'.~1 iuoriiiiiig for i\l0ilil‘0ll.l till-ti other (Janudinn ciiics. - -—-—-—<0&--

THE MARKETS "

(Canadian Press)

"IviON'i‘ltI<)/\ii., Jill]. ‘_?ll.—-'l‘iic cx- poit irudo iii grain oii ihc hioulrcnl market today ivas rziiiii-r niori- urt- ivc- 'I'l1ci'i- was un ill(‘i'i‘.llSI'il dc- muiid from both the Uiiiicil King- dom illlil ihc coiiiiiicnt uud u largo volunic oi‘ illlSillPtiS ivus ivorkieil iii hiilllliuilit spring ivhoitt niid Cunnil- iuii iicsiierii liuilcy for shipment now iind ihc middle oi‘ ncxt month. Thi-ru wiii-i no iuiiprovemcut in thc locul murkct for rush grain, the de- miiiid bciiig still somewhat limited, but ihc uiitiurtouc was llrin 11nd prices sliovvtzil no change. Owing to the continued strength in the Win- nipeg cash wheat situation a stronger feeling developed in the

Iiiigs, cxtrack. The poit trade was fair but the lociil and country dc- inand was quiet- Tlie uiiilertoue to. the winter wheat fioiir market wits steady with a small trade passing. A good trade was done in all lines of mill feed and prices were nu- changed. The demand for standard grades oi roiled oats was limitvil Ibut lprices rii ed steady. amount of b siness was (lone ill eggs at ilrm prices. The receiptfl were 740 cases. A weaker feeling developed in the market for potat- oes and iprices were reduced iivo to ten cents per bug, Sales 01' P111108 Edward Island green mountains were made at $1.80 per ‘bag of nine- ty pounds and‘ Quebec white stock at $1.40 per bag of ‘ninety pounds iu bulk extrack. The =buttcr market was slightly more active and values were stendy| No. 1 pristeuiizctl was quotedi iit 41 cents to 411/, cents per pound. The receipts were 23

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BIRTHS

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN»

Western iiuardiau

vice from Charlottetown to ffigpish covering the trip in six hours in- cluding the 30 minutes for lunch at Summerside. This is a much ap preciated improvement in the

weekly social Kniiglits of Columbus, Home, in iSum-merside Wednesday

the largest number in attendance the evening was pleasantly spent in cards anddancing. During the evening refreshments were served. Vocal solos by Mrs. Parker and Mr. L. LeBlanc were much enjoyed.

Murphy, Ciermont, suffered a sev- ere Ioss Wednesday, Jan. 12th. when his beautiful cottage, built only seven years ago, was destroy- ed by fire. The house was not permanently occupied but was usedaimost every day since it was situated on a farm other than the residential property. 'I‘he cause of the fire is supposed t0 have or» Igiuated in the overheated safe in the second floor. When the fire was discovered every effort was made to save the building but ivithout avail. When this was evident, they concentrated their efforts in saving tho barn and oiit- buildings, and iiy strenuous exer- tions, did so. The loss is a sov- crc blow io Mr. ivlurphysince it will require much time and money to replace the dwelling-Y.

—PASSED A.W.AV.—-.\iany in

(Jouiicillor Joliii Y. Phillips, ‘which occurred zit iiii early hour yesterday morning. ’l‘lic late Mrs. Phillips liuil not boon in very good health for StrViJlZli weeks past lbut hopes ivcrc entertained for licr recovery until ll. few duys ago and despite iili that medical zittciition and care (rouhl do she begun getting weaker and weaken and passed to her Eter- nal ltewurii surrouiidicil i1y licr funi- ily Thursday morning. She leaves lo mourn bcsidcs her husband u family oi‘ scvi-n: Airs. John Cobb,

and Fuiiiiie. ’l‘lic fiintirzil will hcid Sundziy iliflllflltltlil.

be

piu-luigcs. lh-icr-s fur nil grades of choose ivcrc woii muiiituiiicd uu-der ii quit-k doiiiiiiiii. Vilcsterii grades wcie quotcil ut iiic Io 10V, (routs per ipound. ’l‘lic rcccipis were 120 boxes,

0'1 'I‘A\VA, ()nt., Jail 20.-—(cgt;s) —— Egg inarkcts steady today with prices iii east unchanged. Prices in Vancouver have settled at the higher levels quoted earlier in the week.

TORONTO -— Local situation is stiill unchanged with some fresh re- ceipts arriving, but these are be- ing cit-aired rapidly. Dealers are quoting for ungrndcd eggs deliver- ed extras 50~53: firsts . 45-487 seconds 31—-32.

NIONTIIIQAL — The market is steady and unchanged iii- tone and price. Ileulcrs are. quoting for iiii- grudetl eggs extras 55—58; firsts 50~5ZI; sticoiids 38-40. Sales of fresh arc being made in a Jobbing at extras 58; firsts 55; seconds 50. Storage stocks are scarce.

‘WiNNfl-‘EG —"Thi=.re has been no imports iiito Manitoba this week. Markets remain unchanged with dealers quoting for uugraded eggs extras 52; firsts 50; seconds

EDMONTION — Egg receipts are light with market firm Dealers are quoting country shippers ex- irus 42; ‘firsts -i0; seconds 33.

VANCOUVER — Paying prices ioproduccrs on this market have settled iit extras 38; firsts 36; sec- onds 5H; prices to retailers ex» tras 43-45: firsts 41-43: scr- onds 39—40. A car was sold for shripment to Montreal tod-uy :11 extras 4.’; firsts 43; seconds 41. is reported that several other i-nquiries are on hand.

ST. JOHN —~ Market is steady due to ligiii receipts. (‘ouriiry doiii- i-rs are sailing extras 50; firsts 4T. ‘Prices lo retailers extras 58; firsts 52: stlsragc extras 45; firsts 42.

1A fair 40

ACORN-At May Flow-er iiiill-“i Powiial. on December lltli. 192i‘. l0.‘ Mr, 1111f]! Mrs, Everett 1.. Acorn u: son (John Arthur-l

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_ - _ __ ____ itlil- T0 $15. EASILY MADE SELL-

'"i' dviioy Suits ui $15-95. Bill antel‘ Class, Feb. 1st. 1927, North 'i‘.lhll commission; licpcriontwe Adams qq-Mnmg gchoo] {or "Hucrcssury. Wriill UillllY Nurses, please write Supt. be-

dflollu-s. soc Royal ilank. rbi-nnio.

fore January 12th. School quali- A. W. Jan, 21-22-20-

fies pupil io secure registration. Providlcs monthly allowance nnd privilege of six months course

F" Sal“ M Yo"! ihllviilslll 5°"°°‘ i“ P. E. l. , SYRUP mm “we broke that Wi"‘i.““' gluarllfllglllfluzllletllh: stlllillilgnTgigeliiili ‘ - H-“f-"r Nmsmg n" expensesailidi 1515i _'_" WHITE PINE > lliifxl‘llliiingmlybelileevigltblgtaztlaon iii-viii ill“ "'1 "m “m” "WW1 ill", sty/Dvsr-Fos sAi-E- APPLY y _ ' ' _______fff_'f__;___-.- , ' ' ‘ . 1 i.’ 1 had brsekfflsfniliidhwfirtlotg"'11:, they M, 1,0,,“ o", ,,,,,,. yr“ M-cDongla' Z“””nm“ted WOOD _ At Alexundrlxo" Tlmfl“ ‘ l AND 4 (fiignullialill: agzlfilén I “iarhfiluy I some man. l don't remember who it ro ‘ l-Ihl-ruzuo-rlonss LIGHT oniv- i'il~'i.li.'t~}'i?imii<fi0it¢iia' m!“ J’ wood’ WILD CHERRY ""'“" "°°°"""° "' l w“ the“ w“ “m; ltio "m fiotigiitilyifiiuli‘ ):ill§-iALiE_-!Ll°°D T": Fivilel War Write Amos care Guardian l > ‘ l “"0" ‘he “mm “My W“ bmlmm ff,fl,t,w°,n°,f,ffegf,flngg qgypgoi '1 ldllliit-illlllfzrlk‘Hsgfiilstlhkgilnill. iii-ni.: Iii-ire. etc. 3-1321 19 fiI SHREENAM-Fiiddonly in fiostolail. la the most effective remedy 0 £111"! taetlllzlesonatg: boirigedgieeliellfi the“, "mrobably about 4 m Theym 5 ‘m 29' 3448120 2' mN¥>—iWASHlN0 "r0 no AT gilliigéi-shiargetihli ilrlows. > m °‘-"""" “w? "°"|""°" . TlIGYB is quite a current iii the xreoiiicsrs Mshlllniskuiul 'i‘l"li"[°§-i r: ~---. _...____..__._ _..__ - ' * ‘ ' = ' I b . i w nt U! to ur e11 1111-. 0- .70“ SALE-LADY! .0578 ‘AND home. Apply J4 Union St. lteniains arrived Thursday evening I ‘m’ ‘n brow" . "o" zfn-E afnglwll); t? 3.28:6,‘ ;,“f,,':',:;:f,% loweelldi ‘them gut didn't go Iii. WentI t, ,.,k_.,,,,,,_ M“ 5_ App] 8 _ RM“, 120 iii anti iiuieral from residence of hem v PRICE 36mm PER BO 4’ n‘ the current is m“ Ere-t‘ Theim “M” and helped w m, h, Kai lord Si, glq-(ggo 2| —-——-——~é_—"“-"_ “'— 5°" Alilhomua loflfly’ ‘milky 0'3 l THE PROMF-f Dnuqglgfg 0;". went (Wm. a mm, to the we“ the our up ibut the tlviiir llffllifi- " ' ~~——-— Ffllllllln “Ell! wanted "" m" m Kmkom umlch" i ' ' ' ‘y the centre of the head of the The police officers left and \.'c.ll io' FOR SALE- Foxiiounu ONE ' °

VOUNG WOMEN DESIRING TO “-

ed Church Wednesday, Jaii. 12th. 1927, by Rev W. II. Palmer, Proude of Milton, Ruth MacNeil of New Wiitshirc.‘

MaoDONiALD-At Tignish, on Jana, nry 4th, 1927, to Mr. and Mrs, Aueas MacDonald, a daughter. Congratu- lotions.

MARRIAGES

RRO U D E-MacN El L—At y" tho ‘tin It- Parsoiiuge, Winsinc.

Charles Elinor. P. E. l., lllllli

wamzo a1- ONCE-TWO

irriglit active women airlocal re-

, year oiii. Nicely marked. Jack M Vimiscy. ‘Wiest iRoyIsltI.

UNnEaTAkEIé‘ - N. D. Mani-EA?! EMBALMER

f" Why is It?

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That coughs and colds are so prevalent at present. The reasons are numerous and difficult to explain.

WE KNOW

and can tell you__tl1at our P

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—IM.PROVED R. R. SERVICE.- For the first time In many years there is now a through express ser-

Charlottetown-Tignish service, One can come to the city from Tignish and have three hours, almost, to. transact business, and return to his

—*K. OF C. ENTERTAl-M- The conducted ‘by the at their

night proved to be one of the most enjoyable yet held:- Witli perhaps

—SERIOUS FIRE. —-Mr. John '1‘

Suinmcrsiilc will regret to learn of the (loath of Airs. Phillips, wife of

Everett, Roy. Russell, Joan, Bertha

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eud of the wharf is thickly-piled. The wast side is not so thickly piled. They are thicker at the end and as you came back they are not so close. Occasionally peo- ple take the road by mistake. I didn't see Peters in a boat around the wharf before the bodies came up. A boat had come from Cher- lottetown a little before. (Ques- tioned by Mr. Lowther.) He said Peters came back later after re- turning to town. McCoubrey's condition was like a man who had been drinking.

in reply to Mr. Bentley Mr. Mc- Donald said McCoubrey was trembling, and shakey. All nerv- ed up.

Raymond Brown...| live in Ot- tawa. Am a diver. I was work- ing at the C. N. R. wharf at Char-

Petors-Mciloubrey

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He saw the iprisoner iPeters on the wharf that morning. " Thought the man was drinking. His clothes ""9 dry- MdCoubreys boots and feet were wet. He had a lump over the eye. .

Went down tho ‘gwharf second time with Mr. McDonald and oth- ers. ‘Niine of the prisoners were ou the wharf then. Peters’ came down later. Mr. Mclnis ‘brought up s body the secong" time with a boat hook, Saw the‘ ‘body but didn't recognize It» Later on in the day the car was hoisted ‘up and fastened to the bottoun of the scow. He noticed

where the car went over the wharf. lm-iemw" i" JHlY- l remember The tracks of the car were plain; "19 17m 0i JIIlY i851. li WM they ended pretty well to west side Sunillw» "a" lleililln S0! m9 1°

0g the end 0g me Wham; go over to Southport wharf to

(Cross-examined by Mr. Bentley) like it bvdy @111 0! a csr- He Noticed tracks up along the road mweil "W iicillt’ 0V9!‘ With hi5 but didn't follow them. The tracks "mm" Mal» The "COW i! "Bed

for diving around the wharf. My three helpers were with us. We got over about 10 o'clock. I got dressed up in my (living outfit. went down and saw where the man was. I went down at the outer end of the wharf, might have been a little to the west side. The water was 10-15 ft. deep. I found the car sitting on its four wheels. The back of the car was 2 or . ft. from the piles. The front and was facing ‘Charlottetown. found a man in the front seat, head rtndshouiders in the car and the lee! llflflfflhg over the running board. The cushion was on top of his head and shoulders under the steering wheel. This kept tiic cushion from floating. The door opposite to the steering sidc ivus open. The door 011 the steering side was shut. The body was on thc left sidc facing outwards. The cushion was raised 0 or 7 inches ‘om the scat out towards the gears. The body was resting on the floor of the car. All the other doors were closed. The open door was on the riiflit sido of the car. The curtains and sonic pup- crs were iii the cur. Didn't IIUUCP anything else iii the car. I put ropes on tiacli wheel, came up and sturtud back for the C. N. It. wharf. The hood of the car was up. The engine hood was dum- zigcil.