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PATENT SOLICITOR

WM S. clieiiiises, uiulervests, coi'set_-i-ovei‘s

' iiinl boiidoir caps have been limiiglit

Lawyer (U S.) and R9ZlB¢Ul'9¢l Pl1'ioii|. iii such iiiiaiitity to iiieet_ thi-

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_“Mijn Lucy Doiwn. 'reaci.er, sr. . ur) s Road was visiting t'riends und relatives in Rui-itico last we@k___'1'_

“,_I'1r"‘f- A- Muflllly. oi' I’riuce oi' _ “ith ifflllifléc. Clirlottetown, is hiv-'litlilltz a well earned vacation at lils home in St. Ann’s.-T,

bllirs. Archibald (faiupbell, of the liiiiifess Hotel, Bonsliaw, was u vigi. tor to the city on Saturday. ‘

|\L‘V~ Z: L. Fasli will preach on Sun-

day evening, August 8, at 7 o’clock` In the halrwlew Baptist Church Itustico Road. » ' _' _

MFH~ (ROV) Alex. Laird unil'_'her

tlillll-1lltf¢‘.l', Miss Illlda, of Kingston Ont., *W1* -‘lilffllllllllz a |’_cw days in Cliarlotto- '"“'"» .1 illiy urn rctzlsteredvat' The Tliiss.

Mrs. _Leo Dolrou and baby oi' Law-

reiiee ,_Mass., tire spending 'the sinn- iiier with Mrs. I)oiroii’s parents; Mr.

:null Mrs. ’I‘heophllus Gallant, Martin.

Miss Mattie E. McDonald, _graduate

nurse ot' this city, left l<‘riday'inoriiiiig ILV the ivestern inail train to spend u ireek with her l'at|ier, hir Alexander .\It:l)oiiald, ot' Woodbrook, Lot 11.

I\Irs. Ilarold Martin and daugliier,

llorntliy ol' Iiatli, Maiiic, during the last fi-.iv weeks have been visiting t`i‘ieiiils und relatives at Mrs. Mm-1i|\'s old lionie 'l‘oronto, ami in Itustlco. iliey expert to return tu Bath in the near future.-'l‘. `

_Sir (‘liarles l)avidson,fItoyal tioni-

llll-HSl0lll‘\', Mr. Joliii 'I‘liouipz-ion. coiiii~ st-I, Mr. A. l~`i'aser, Auditor (ieiieiiil ot' t'nii:i1l:i. and Mrs. |<‘i~aser. Mr. t)\vt:iis, t‘oui't_ steiioirrapliez' ainl Miss fivieiis, and .several other court ot`|`it:ials arriv- t‘fI Ili (‘Iinrlotleto\vn by the l<Inipres.= from t~`.iiiiiiiiersid<-.. Szitiiwlaiy night and are giies-ts at the \'ii~ioria.

THE VOGUE OF PALE PINK IS IN- CREASING

Iluriiu: the last. year or so, ii faint

tint!" Ot' pink has been spreading itsell’ over the Ili-id ol` feiiiiiiiiie dress. it b_e» gun. really, last siiniiner, when the pale pink liiigi-rie was first introtlucetl Init since then the popularity ot' this In-t-oiiiiin: sliade has growii until tliere is siiartcely an article ot' \voinun`s wi-ariiii.: apparel that doesii't show its iiillueiii-e. This suiiinier there are at i.:reat nuniber ol' pale pink (leor|:et.ti: t~repe bloiises, which niake every waist. t-ounter resenible a petal-strewii apple oreliartl.

'l`lie .shade is so faint tliut it. is only

just ot`l` the white, Init it is worn with every variety ol' suit and with almost every color, since it does not clash with any.

Ilaiit-_e tli'|-sses in this bluish pink

are Iii-re. in uri-at iiiiaiitilies siiiee the simile is }niriit'l|Iai'|y lovely in llif- i~\'euiin:, Wzisli tlressi-s, too, show this toni-, in diiiiities, oi'gaiiilies, crepoiis, and eveii in the liardier uiiigliiiiiis. Silk stot'kini.:s onine in pale pink and so do silk gloves, and girldes, slot-ks and i~ollai's. Aniuiii: the iiiidsuniuii-r hats is ai soft. tell in this l'aiiit rose i-olor. a pretty addition to the <'oiiiit_`i'_v nt'ie.i'iiotni t-osliinie, wlieii \\'orn with :i

silk sweutei' in the sanie rosy sliadc.

As to liiigerie, the pale pink idea

has been t~|aboi'ated niitil it has al-

niost rt-plaeeil the white iiiiderwear

ziltogetlier. l’iiik t~repe iiiglittlresses,

tent Attorney, 15 yi-.a‘rs experience'dt-piiiiiil, that. the prices have been In tlalitltlil i\ll1l U. 5- lIlV€llll0l\5|ninlt-riailly lo\vi‘ret|. so that the gar- DFOUTIIUY ilHl0"l¢“l- 'l`|"l\‘l0 MHVKB Until nivnts wliicli were |`oi‘niei'ly only witli~

l)eBIt.£l\i~1 l‘tfS|Hl0l`i‘l1§ ll1f|‘lllH0lllt1lll-"iUliliin the i'i~:u‘li of the woniaii with con-

vulidit ut-urclien. Iilvitlencc collected sith-i'aliI<\ iiioiiey to spend on her warti-

in potent suits. ltt-ports prepared for

;;qi|nge], of siiiiiller nieuiis. t‘ni'scts and

Expert witness In patent suits Pat- lirtissiei-i~s iii palest. pink. are quite

rolie, niaiy now be had by the wonian

ents obtained In all countrlol 99 St tus i-oiiiiiioiily worn as white ones, and

James Street Montreal. W1 its for in formation u1i:in.s.'7Mr1

iii l`;i<~t a woman t-an now be |.:arbetl

eiitirely in faint rose it she so de-

sires,

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NOTICE! _

Owing to the continued

increase in the cost of all Metals during the War, we

are obliged

‘ and Bronze this date.

to withdraw

all prices on Copper, Brass

Goods, from _

June 24th, 1915.

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A Necessity

i Then insure in good strong stock compan -

ies which never contest an honest claim such . S as is represented by '

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t“All the horse dealers I know can

tell the price they paid for horses for 20 years buck, surelyfyohr' memory is as good as others.”i =A I had the price of "each different horse ot"the 54. _

QI I)itl` he pay you the price? A.

Yes. '

Mi' McNeill, you are not telling a

very eoiisisteiit story, “you told - me before that lie had the price down that he paid you. Did he pay you the price you had on your list? A. I think he 1101.- t . ~ _ . ~_Q. Did he tell you lie would pay a lint rate for the horses? A, __No.

_ ~Q. Were these _10 iiorsenjis good

as the 54 you' shipped previously? A. I think they were a little cheaper, ' Q. What did _lic pay you? A, $12.- UG4. _ .

Q. 'Fliere is another curious thing

about that elieque. What is the date ol it? August 28. For how many horses did he pay you then? A, _ 54. _

Q. And then you did not ship them

till the _2tit_h ot' Autziist.

Q. ’I`hut hunt-li ot' 54 horses which

you shipped over averaged $225.07 per Iiorse? A. Yes.

Q. (‘aii you give us any exploita-

tion about that extra horse? A. No.

(J. A liorso worth $200, which had

not been inspected, which had come over as a stowawuy, and which you would like to liavea clieque for? A. I do not renieniher the circum- staiices.

Q. Where did you leave him? A.

At Moncton.

Q. Did you see the 54 horses in

Moiictoii? A. l do not know.

Q. lt` you did not see them in Monc-

tnii, alter they i-ann: into Aiielerson's tiliaruti, \vlit»i'i\ did you see tliein? A. I do not know.

Q. lliil _viiu see. them on the other

side? A. I do iinl. know whether I sa\v them ni' not. -

Q. You hail no curiosity about lliat

valuable horse that had slipped in '_' You did not say anytliiiii: to Aiitlerson about liini? A. No.

Q.lliil you say it. was a proseiit to

aiiyliuily? A. l do iiot. i'eiiieiiiber tell- inll aiiybody uiiytliing about. it.. » Q. lluw did you know the soldiers had that liorse? llow did you know Iii- wus ull right? A. l took it. for gratit- ed. - `

Q. What Iiappened wlieii you were

gotiiiii; your ll horst-.s niiniis one? Was any 1-xpluiialiuii niatle of the ll liorses niiiius unc liel'ore you sliipped theni :it'_ross. A. Nu.

Q. ily Doyle? A. Yes, I lhiiik they

iiere iiispected in Moiietoii.

(.2. i)Id you have your price list

iuade out t'or Aiitl"i‘si'n‘i'.’ A. Yes.

(3. llid you iliseinnt the prlce'.lA. |,I

do not ri-iiienili1.' llc paid nic what they were billed at.

Q. Did you disciiss tue price of

1;-it~li l.n_i‘s1- vfiri .\iitIt'i'soii? A, Nw.

Q. You took 54 horses over williout

having ai‘raii|.:ed your price. here. and you got $225.07 per liorse. Sonic days later you look more liurses over which had not been exziiiiiin-tl, you gave your price to Aiidersoii and he paid you $225 per horse.

Witiiess bt-re prodiiri-tl rlieck Aug-

ust Itl, shippetl on :lrd September. $2.175

Q. What is that extra $4 i`or'.’ Your

expeiises? A. I caiiiiot say.

Q. $225 would be the siiiu allowed

for ear-h liorse? A. Yes.

Q. is it not true that Aiitlerson had

ai'i'angcil to pay _von aroiiiid $227 for ea(-li liorse? A. No.

Q. llitl Aiiilersoii at any time tell

you lliiil. he would pay you around $227? A. No. I

Qllid any persoii tell you lliat you

would rt-i'eive it t:ei‘liiin price i`rom Aiitlersoii l'or _\'oiir liorse‘? A. No.

Q. Did you sell at a fixed price?

A. No.

Q. You fixed your price at $225 per

liorse? A. Yes.

Q. Did _von see Anderson make out

any oi‘ these cheques? A. I rzuniot say that I did.

Q. Anderson handed you the

tzlit-tpie? A. I do not reiiiemher.

Q, Andersoii handed you every one

oi' the t-lict|iic>s'.’ Either Ai\tlei‘soii or lloylei’ A. 'lt was either one or’tlie ot.lit=i'.

Q. Did you hear what the teller

said about the clieqiies? Ile says that they never 'sent clienues out to their eustoiners. ’I‘Iiey get them wlien they t-all. A. I said tho clerk niiglit/'liave brought tlieni over. lt may bc"that I get the clicques myself. I ani not sure.

Adjouriled till 10.30 tomorrow.

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Euqunv resumed, July .ll ut 1030 Mr llarry Silllphaut, butcher. Sum-'

merside, was the first witness called. McNeill had purcliased a cavalry horse from him last September; age. 7 years; price, $180, cash; weight.. 1.100 lbs.; colour, hay. Witness kept the $180 and gave no money to Major Anderson. -

Joseph D. 1'(-rry, trucltinau, Sum-

nierside, also sold a. draft horse t0 McNeill last September. The horse weighed abeiii 1,150, 5 years old. colour red. sound; price received, $160, by clieqne. He asked $170 for lilin. but accepted $100. Witness did not pay any part ot the money _to Doyle or McNeill. _

John »-__ Jardine, M.l)., Sumnierslde,

sold a horse tu Me-Neill last August. price $140, paid by cheque. Witness did not pay of llie proceeds to any- body. The horse was slightly lame when he had liini Ilrst. but the lnnie- ness disappeared later. l’uid by cheque. _

John llarkiiess, labourer, Summer-

sidc. sold it horse to McNeill last September. age ti years. weight il to 10 ewt., sound, price $140, paid by cheque. Ile gave no motley to Doyle or Anilcrsuii or any otlici~"pi*i‘sini.

Mr Louis Learil. hotelkeeper, Sum-

merside, sold a horse last August to McNeill, age 5 years, colour red, weight 975, sound, price $100 or $165, paid by clieqiie. Ile paid no part to Doyle or Andersoii.

H. (1. Muttart, mort-liant. Sumiiier-I

side, sold at horse to McNeill last August, age 0 years, colour red. weight 10 or 12 cwt., sound, price $190, cash. He gave no part to anyone.

G. W. Bell. Suinmersitle-Did you

bring your bank clietiiies with you? I could not fintl any t-lieque from Mc- Neill.

You looked tlirou|.:li these rlieqin~s'I

Yes.

You foiiiid nothing whatever from

iVI1'_N(:il|'.’ N0.

Did you give any clieques to McNeill

for horses? No.

McNeill bo\i|.:ht some liorses from

you in August or Sept(-|nliei'? Yes. I think he bought 7 or 8, `

Ilave you any retcnrtls ni` these trans-

aetioiis? No. Wliep we sell horses we do not geiierally keep any books. Soiiietiines we inark tlieui down :ind .sonietinies we don`t. lliisiiiess is dune iii a rough way.

Mostly a elieqiie liilsiiies.~: and on

I’i‘iii<-e. l'ldwnrrl Island iiieiiiory? Yes.

lIo\v niany horses dill you Iniy itoni

Mt-N(-.IIl'.’ I2 or III.

Ilitl Iii* say how niutiy lie would

itikl".’ No. lie saill there were so iiiziiiy horses lie had to get.

What do you pay McNeill for brinr,:~

ing a good r-ustnnier to you? Notliiiig. \\’e ilon’t do lnisiiiess like that at all.

No generosity ot' lliat nature'.' No. Might a niaii like l\Ic.\'<-ill soften

:four heart`.’ No; I always get my prices.

Wliat is the average number you

e:i_i°ry'.’ 20 or 25.

Wlial do your horses rnii'? As high

as $200, geiiei°:ill_\' arouiid $200.

You would not keep any $125 liorses

in your plat'e'.' No. not unless ii. was ordei°ed.

What is the diI‘i`ei'eiit-t- in the price

here and the price in Moiiclou or the maiiilainl? Sonietinies they are quite as t-heap over on this side.

Were any ot these horses Mt~Neill

took on,order'.’ No.

lliil you buy any horses witliiu the

last year i'roin McNeill? I do not tliilik I ever boiiglit a horse t`i‘oin liliii. I only deal iii cash transactions.

What did Mel\'eill pay? I asked

$210. Ile got. the horse for $20Jl.

'l`here was u daliple grey liorse.

What was your price for him? I wauti-d $240 for liiin.

What did Mi-.\'t-lll pay you for hini‘.'

$2210.

’l‘lint was a good rcrliietioii? ()li,

Iliat :iiii't niurzli ol' a conie ilown.

Ilid he take any more liorsos? I

think only one, a inure. lor which lie lllllti $100. I wanted $200.

Wore‘tliese liorses examined by

I)oyle?. Yes.

Wliat. did he pay for the six? Was

it a t-lieque for $1,205? It was c;ig)1_

.linllge-I find llial McNeill' was cor-

rect in his slatenient. havini: made r-iitpiiries from dlltereiit parties with wlioiii he had triiiisaetioiis. -and lliat no part ot' the purchase money was rebiited. I think we need examine ue i`nrtlier on that point in Siiinmerslde. DI' DUYIO again took the stand. Who assisted you in the exaniiiiatioii

ol' the horses you were passing for l\deNeiIl? Major Anderson. -

(hiv uinn cannot exaniliic zi heri~;(-7

Yes. with somebody to hold him. _ ion exaniliieil them thoroughly? X cs, I examined their teeth, their eyes, down the back. their legs, saw ii' their at-tion was good.

You _think you niatle ti sutllrleiit ex»

aniinatioii of 54 in one day? Ypg_ mp., were all sound. `

\\'liat. about Dr .Iardiiie's? Ir. was

ti bit lame.

lllll .Von detect its laiiieiiess? Yes. \\'ns it blind .Iat~k'l Yes; they get

over the lanieness wlieii they liave blliui .lat-k. 'I‘liey are :i little laine juslv the saiiie as with the i.ipii\~ii|p_

\\ ere there not one or iiiore liorses

coiisltleriilily over I2 ygnrg of ,.|_.;,.#_> No, there were none.

Wim* is the propel- nge uma? ii

years old.

Y0'lq`l1f'_v were tliorouglily sound horses?

Ilere are two clieqiit-ii, $1.425 mid

$5i.1l7:’i. recelpted. Are you sure you did not illl these clieqiies (mr ,md |mn.} tlieiu to Anderson? The whole l'l\\‘llll“ was filled A out entirely by .ftiulersoii before I signed it. '

""1 You read the cheques” Ijugt

looked to see the number oflhorses

“IIN that sufllt-lent? I considered

that ni_v signature was for the number ot' horses.

' You filled in a. I r aniolnit of $12.154? Y¢cisl,el“iilgiif;-)il tim 1"" 'ww many i</i-mv 54 imriwé YYou examined them at Moncton?

l‘S. ""“' ‘I0 You account for the inet that

54 liorscg were shipped on the 25th by Mf'l\elll. but were clieekcd out as dated on the 28th of August-that is 1 4 tla_\'.- before the ii " ilo not know. y were sl Wed? I

What was the Government . price at llftiff’ $170. but horses could not in- bouglit at that price.

V011 bolllzht ten horses rind Mc\Ieill

eolleeteil another 54. 'You didA not sii;:i:t‘St llllylhihll more about them to Iiini? No.

Are you perfectly sure that the 54

liurses were at Monntoii bc-fern vnu "'"“" ""1 the rhvfiiw or'iii<~ zsiii of /\\\»="-st for 812.154? i nm nosiiivf-

U0 .Will know whether nnv ofthe

h"""" [mm l“""‘ fill” Mflior Anderson “"""‘ >‘|\IDDed back again? No, I i

del

Yo. tl.ii noi sign the cheque till you

f-.\'iiniini-il the liorst-s and found the

ixluniht-r t-in'rt-ri '.' No,

Mi»_\'eill anal.. took the stand. llow iniirli did you pay out for

horses that you sold to Major Ander- son? I do not know.

Whatdld they average? I have

never averaged up.

Did you tell anybody that they

averaged $170. I do not rt-incnilier making that stair-ini-iit.

I have cast up your ai-rniiiitii and

taking your own tligiires they show that you paid about $185 for your horses on an average. -Your protit would work out at about $3,461. What did you do with your proht? I ci-in't say. ‘ 1 'When you started in to buy liornos for Anderson you had about $100 to your credit in thi- bunk; when you were through buyiitg liorses and F0- eeived all your nioni-_v troin liliii _von ought to have had $5l,:'»00 to tht' good in the bank. The bank at-t-ouiit shows u coiistmitly dwlndliiig lialiiiitfe trrup- proximutely what it was lie|‘nri» you were buying lioi~.»ii~s to st-ll to _Andi-r~ son. What did you do willi the llt2i,!'»||0 of profit? Ido not know what I did.

Is that stnleiiiciit true? Yes. Ilave you buiiglii any properly slime

Aiigiist last _vear'.’ Yi-s; ilu- King Idilwnrtl _l.ive|'_v Staihli-s.

What was your bargaiii? About

$24,300 otltl.

About how niiivli have you paid by

i-iieuiie? Alioiil_ $1,000.

Did .Vtni borrow any ol' thzit'.' No;

I bought it uiit_ ot' my own nioiiey.

You hail only about $100 in the bank

when you began to deal with Major Anderson. Wliere did any part of your prolit. go. You have ar'<'oiintcd now |`or $1,000. llave you doiii- any biiildiiigi' I put seine repairs on ai buildiiig that I liad.

About bow niut-li did you s|n~.iit| in

bui|tlini;'.’ l’rohab|_v $800.

'l‘liis ninkt-s -‘lil,S00. \\`|i:it was the

iiituiey spent on? ’I`he Kiiii: lCilwai'il stables. I niay have spent $100.

What was the money spent on? I

put new iloors iii, sliinull-ri the root, i-tin, and gi-iiei':illy fixed it up.

\‘i'haI about the baliiiiei- that you

got on that |n‘operty'.’ ’I`lii- lniltiiice is :i iiiortgage.

llid you biiilil any bai'ii since

.\ui:ust'.' .\'n, nothing but repairiiii: the stable.

llow in:iu_v lioixsos have you not now?

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\\'lierri ilitl the rest ol' your prolil go.

$I.2tl|l to at't'oiiiil l'or‘.' ’I`ht~ 1-xpeiist-s wtnilti aiiitniiit lu $700 to $1.000 for keepiiii; these |iui'sr-s and getting tlieiii sliippt-|l away.

Ilow long did you have tbf-se liorses

on liuni|'.' I~`or ilIl'l`erent pcrioils. it wniild cost about an average o|` $10 apiece to ket-p"tli<-iii in gooil i-oiidiiioii aint for sliocing and sliipping, elt-_

\\"h:it do you 1-liarge a nionlli for

keeping it liorst".’ About $4 per week, T:'»t'. per tiny.

What was _vour profit on the wlioli-

ti'aiis:it~tIoii‘.' I iliiiik I niatie lietwei-ii .ii2.0tl0 and $2,.".00. '

lliil you pay any part oi' your proi`it

to i\Ii<Iei'soit or l)o_vlt".’ Nu.

lliil you give aii_v part to any pt-rsoii

wliatt-ver‘.’ No.

l)id you pay any iiioiiey whaliwi-i' to

dirt-t~tly or iiitlireiitly? No.

ini! at 10 o'elock.

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5.191-y - "tlood youth, may I assume that you

:ire veinliiiu iie\\'sp:i}i<-i's‘."' iii<|iiii'i-1| the straiitzer who was tring to nrt like ii nzilivi- oi' lloston.

the usual coiisiilemitioii'?"

"Ay, v<~rIl_\'."

Iiouisville i‘oiirier-.Iouriial,

more men than any

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Tlie' Full-Size F148. Alone: or Elie Complete $14 Flag and Outfit 'HATE ORDERS.-If crnplete outfit is wanted lend

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You know these sewing machines by name ~ _

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standard makes. - But they are not old in style _ 'EE-_§.'_-;.'~I."=~ _“___ no, they have all the latest improvements- \‘ *,‘_';:.=;;; __§:§‘{_. *

I the four makes we represent are the leaders 2 i_'L‘;»~;;_*:_-§;»:2,=f.:¢.;;.';‘

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models made by these four factories.

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