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cotighsfgkfesussd it to ` usedlln more homes than other cough remedy

Under its he-dlllng, soothing indueaes, chest soreness goes. lilegm loosens,

bresthi ` becomes eaallr, tickling in _

4 ood ht- ces i general and oi Moncton in par-

i"i;srl)i“iitl 'IIT 'throa‘t_usn<l ticulilslr will be pleased to know that chest colds are contmered by it in 24 the' Canadian Govamment Railway Il°“l'° °\"|°ll- `N°¢|\ K befl" f°" I“‘°“' system is closing the best calendar

year in its history.

chitis, hoorseuass, croup, whooping

oouglli, bronchial asthma. or winter con s `

pins extract, combineife with gpusoo

and is known the world over or its _U

promptncsss ease and certainty In over- fut . 5 ty oomina lip born coughs and chest colds. time past has been in getting locomo-

id di t ent ask our

ti T" i°.:'l '2i,'§°"°°"' mi ri " Irish I’

K - °' ' °"“°°' ° _ mi* y - but General Manager Gntellus and his

3T§_T!d;§é°:_u°§=.,?#e¢%°:,:t i‘f§°:Ew°lq'. sta!! have been' untiring in their ef-

mgigfaggion or many &mmp%|y_g¢{qg¢|,4_ torts to accommodate the patrons of _The Pincx Co., Toron , Ont. the road. Every locomotive has been

‘ worked to its capacity and while there

¢q |188 been Slime deley 1° f\'€‘l8ht there

A. E. LYO N, Studio

Gqod Phqtqgfgphy Rc, and in this respect the Canadian

Government system shows a steady

MOCIBIIIC PIICOI. improvement. Every eifort has been

Permnal attention ta Am, made to improve the efiiciency of the lo

sw" Plwtssrnvbv-_ ;

107. .Queen St. ‘ ,

Phone 68,1. In April las; the average miles per

" lo

'It is g e y

'fi ,'m_\¢,, gli. gplemiig muh gy;-ur, last year showed ii large increase and-

pour Zig ounces oi Pmex (50 een s the Minister will be able-to present to Wvlllll !“l»0 l»,15'°¢ b°"»\¢ md fm *he Parliament a statement showing a bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup large surplum Wm, the pumped of ?:,'d0;g:el:’_:";:;'5§I%;|D'?i;’i_;';";‘ ,n':;"|': still better things for the current year. better cough syrii than gon could buy 0 ready-made for 83:50. eeps rfeotly ‘and it may be considered the part oi lvgigglfgez ilagihbuizgtlgallmygiwwn-ml wisdom to devote this surplus to sggli ' ' improvements in the track and a - "wid °°mp°““d °f ”““‘° NM-'"3 tions to the rolling stock as will meet

the Company roads on this Continent.

GREAT INCREASE I-N TRAFFIC AN

ADDITIONS T0 ROLLING STOC SNOW BLOCKADE-SUPER-HE

IN FUEL

The people of the Maritime Provin-

` en rail known that the trafllc

f course the war traiiic is abnormal

ny possible developments of the ure The reatest difiicul for some

vas and cars for moving the traillc,

as been no blockade as on mlny of

Perhaps the best test of good man-_ bgement is- in the cost of moving trat-

comotive equipment with the resuilt hat there has been a material reduc- lon in the cost of moving trains per on mile.

comotive on the line increased 57 p.c.

IN GREAT ECONOMY - MONCTON IHOPB A3 CAPACITY I8 TAXED BY REPAIRS AND RENEWAL* _‘I‘.lvl_slI..» s >

iiiwll--svs1% _:Wit Iii _._ i ; 5 _,

v I islinsmsroiio _ »f

D LARGE SURPLUS PROBABLE- K ANU PRECAUTIONS AGAINST ATING OF LOCOMOTIVES RESULTS --LITTLE NEW WORK AT

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ths gross ton mileage for this year may be noted : '

January.. ._ . ' February..... .

March.. .. . .

April . .

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1- f¢,,'mf _ - ”`~&’.‘°==2nS FP=FFuep 0 pon

FFP?

June.. ._ .

July ....2 Angus; .. .. .. . .

These increases are over ii steady

increase lasti year.

During the year the diversion of the

main line out of Moncton has been completed. giving the lntercoionial trains the benefit of the better grade of the Transcontinental. The 'i‘ra“tI‘ic of the Transcontinental Division from Moncton to Chaudiere Junction is about equal to that of the Sydney to Truro Division of the intercolonlal. 3468-12-18M1iE1i. ,

BERLIN REPORT ON THE

SITUATION IN: GREECE

BERLIN, Dec. 18.-(Via Bgyviile)

Demands said to have been made by the Greek governmenfin negotiations with he Entente powers are contain- ed in reports received from Athens by way of Sofia. sccording`t6‘th¢_ Over- seas News Agency. These reports state that -the number of Greek re- servists voluntarily enlisting in' the service' ot King Constantine has in- creased and n'ow attained a consider- able total. Summing up the reports, the news agency says: -

"In the negotiations of the Enbente

powers with Greece, apparently Eng- land maintains moderate views while France asks for most reckless mesa Ellll`8B.

“Greece -demands unhamperod act-

ion byqge Greek goyernmeat lin old' Greasy. e return of all railroad lines to Larissa _that .__aJl telegraph and

telephops . statliong wshziil ~ bs PNN li "Cl, _ ill _. _ llitlrli' ti or me cml3»f§am.omi<| soil in the whole dl rict south of Larissa, the restoration of confiscated Greek merchant ships and the aboli- tion ot the blockade against the im- portation of (ood

"Greece on her part offers to give?

an obligation th9._t__she will undertake no hostilities against the Entqnte. The Greek government is said to have informed the Entente powers, in' a firm tone, that it has decided to make no other concessions and to defend the honor and dignity of Greece against arbiratry 0l8lli’9`8~ __ ‘- “Public oplnionnln Greece is report-

ed to be' so excited that any inconsid- erate step or tactless action may set tire to -the power case."

Berlin, via London, Dec. 13-The

Kraus Zeitung expresses the fear that any peace which to the IEntente Allies foes not."-bear the aspect of defeat uc:-id prove a great danger fpr Germ:.:i;' and be only- an armie-

tce.

The Taeglische Rundscbau fears

that the En~tente Allies will draw -out the' negotiations by making im- possible counter proposals, hoping to

imlist pressure from “neutral Amer-

ca." The Tages- Zeitung says it wishes I

Dr. Von Bethmann-Hollweg had em-

phasized 'more strongly the fact that Germany offered peace as a victor,|°

The three Words that 1 ' ' tell the Whole story-_of ra perfect cup)-of coffee, 1 - from' plan-tation _ breakfast table---ev? _ “SEAL Ba-AND" COFFEE. I

in 5. i .na z pound un.. whole-amend-ruimaea-me

iiiie ground for Porcolstors. Never sold in bulk

CHASE 8: SANBORN, MONTREAL.

ly reward Germany for the sacrifices

she had made. 8 D 8

~ The Socialist organ, The Vorwaerts it cannot, indlllse in gtrong* ` _ sees a- great and unique feature lnl that German‘y's oveitiiresg the offer. in that it breaks- with -the to peace. 's -1 -

old tradition that the defeated sidel _The

must ask for the commencement of many’s peace

peace negotiations. The newspaper able, “for

says that in views of the fact that nothing

he -French Socialists belong to a companies

and that peace terms must adernate- and that English Socialists. have

-just entered the British-cabinet-with

ro ramme of fighting in `il‘tinish,

overnmsnt allied with Russia, and The

8 thus are committed to Russla'a' no against

ently proclaimed plans for contest, tations.

surmises

iii

1 -lq_l l I1 ni -1 _ i ‘T i gm- ll l

and theengines in service averaged

. . 568 miles each The average of the

Professional Cards

3, _ train loads has been increased and a ' rest saving in coai effected by super

S’ S’ li lbe` continued As superheating

w . - requires new iirobox, new cylinders

l"wY:.'_ L and partially new frames, it will be

-“al” S seen that it means a [lot of work for

*“_._, “_“°°°’“ "“. the shops during the next few years.

J. _ Rho Railway- shops- have been workin'g

"I" °“9“°“Y "“`°“gh°“t me year' “S

far as labor and material have been~

~‘_“°|_.... |¢g_ D°u|¢ “gnupg” available. Notwithstanding the drain

Mol.lAN A IMKINNON

oi the war more men are employed in the different branches of the service

,.lsrrlstsrs. .L iiturnsysoi-Law

loyal Bank Bldg.. Charlottetown.

than ever. 600 men are employed in the Moncton locomotive shops, 260 in

IOBION Q DUFFY

5 _ heating of the locomotives. Already 34 'locomotives have been super-heated at the Moncton and River du Loup shops, mostly this year and the work

the River -du Loup locomotive shops

larrlslsrs sad lttsrsoyl '

and 1200 in the Moncton Car and Locomotive Shops. 135 men are em-

solleitors mr loyal Bank or doiisds

_ IDNIY T0 LOAN

pioyed in the Moncton Round House,

men have enlisted out of the operating department.

Additions are being made to the

locomotive and car equipment of the

7-he 0/'ze

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z7z.s‘z‘rm/zerzf, --- if cfmzézfzes awry

not including firemen and drivers. 173

. Government Railways system as fast as the makers can deliver the- orders.

55 new freight locomotives have been

If delivered this year or are in process of

delivery, mostly from the Kingston Works. Also 10 modern' passenger locomotives. the heaviest and most up- to-date in Canada. These engines are equal in aggregate capacity to at least 90 of the' previously recognized stand- ard. Of the freight locomotives' 30 are of the Mikado, 10 of the Santa Fe and 15 of the Standard Consolidated type. In showing the wonderful im- provement in locomotive equipment it is said the capacity of one of the -Santa Fe class is about 4% times that of the type of locomotives' in service in' 1888.

There has also been added to the

equipment this year a powerful rotary plow in addition to two already in sel- vice, for the purpose of guarding against a snow biacksde during t he approaching winter.

The Moncton shops have been very

fully occupied on necessary repair and renewal work but some new tender- tanks and all steel baggage cars have been constructed.

Complete figures of the increased

tratlic and general betterment in con- ditions of the Government system will ot course be submitted to Parliament. In this connection some' increases in

Money to loan at reasonable rates

ot interest on good improved farms gr city property, Application! _ will receive prompt attention.

H. J. PALMER.

Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers. 8289-11-27M1Mo.

_Mcl.EOD & BENTLEY

W. E. Bentley, K. C. Barrlstsrs and Atternsysyat-Law

Money lo Loan. Ofilos-Bank of N. 8. Chambers.

Charlottetown, P. E. I. .. .._

WARIURTON I IHAVI

larrstsrs. lU°l’lil!l. . Notary Pab-

lzs, Ito., Boiisitors td! Csiisds Bank- srs Association. Bank ot Hontrsal,

Granada, Psrnisosnt l01’§_l\l0 GOWN' s n 'odm-oia ouruui ones. rn was Bleek, Qrlottstowl. P. _l. I. _

J. D. Stewart’

Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public _omee 'NBWSON BLOCK

Cha1'l0tlet0g|p__ Branch Office Georgetown Money to Loan

I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by

MINA.RD’S LINIMENT.

Halifax. ANDREW KING.

I vm cured oi Acute Bronoiiitis by

MIN D'8 MNIMENT.

LT.-COL. C. CHJEWE READ.

SIIIBBX.

f was cured ot Acute Rhaumstism

by MiNARD’B LINIMENT-

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