l
»
»
l
i
._-`_
Iv.
.i
»-i
il
‘r

l
t
ll
.\.
ll tl I `
i A .
l
\ 1
i  A tl ti A i .xiii
‘Cid  »
_3Dutc‘lh`f'-’~*f.
.Cleanser
l:-makes sinks clean and
sspotless.
.}Us¢.itt..'foi- ALL cleaning
[llfd scrubbing tlrrotigli-
out the House. ~
_. _.___
Q.0l10mic`al'ai'idThoroug-L
3' f»‘ ` ,V " »_
 1,(-.M .. `
" uonnsv
- -\ very quiet but pr-sity
weddlllt ,took Place nt North
B'-1101109" on Wednesday, when#
Miss Mildred Stover: dough-=
ter of J. W. -Stsvert was united in
marii-age to Mr. Lloyd Borrll son -
'ol' Mr. and Mrs. Wultsrtlorrill'-'ot _-

"l-'il-f
'i 
0'Lesry. They were unattended... 1 . _
only the very nesr relatives help; ~`  .f 
present. alters brief honsyiinoni ` ~~*  1
the happy `couple_ wil lreside ill_ " ' ' .
Sutnmersldc. ~"_ ‘ 4-
_ _ _ The death occurred at _ his
_home on Main St., Georgetown, on
|'i‘uesday nrornlng. of Mr. John A.
the cemetery at 9.00 s_ m. Wed-
uestlay.-G.
Miss Ruth liilchy of l-Inlifax is
visiting her old home in George-
soon to be one of tht. principals in
a very important and happy event.
Shortly before her departure from
waited upon her and presented her
with a-.heautitul silver service ac-
. _,-f ‘ H-,»  -_ and good wiil_`~ 'l`he many friends
‘- o " 
` _t'1w‘..*~ "’ »`
_\ .,_._ __
  \‘   \ 
  1A>`very  butligprettyl ed-
of
i Ll » _._
(1 C fltiggrh
ff..- 
,,;;/
.J
ir
.tr
ity §
~e _ __
~b§'; ` _ \_ -
.~, ~. 
 Tl T_T
-_-_..__....___l...;__.....
`/aleriue A. McDonald
LAND SURVEYUR
Lines run with transit in-
strument. Plans and descrip-
'lons furnished when requir-
all.
R. ll. 1, Box 15 B0ll\l‘ll
1724-7~20-tthss 151. -
Why A iarm Needs A
Milwaukee Air Power
Water System
.
' Combined in s few words the
answer is: Because it is the best
investment s farmer cm make.
Time spent in carrying wut-:\', in
pumping wster and in taking the
stock to the watering trough ts
.ding took plrtre at the home
Mr: and Mrs. George
A. Whltowziy, Tuesday. Aug. 3rd
when their eldest daughter Sadie
B. became the bride of Mr. Diniel
McKinnon. son of -Mr. and Mrs.
Donald McKinnon_of Brooklyn. The
ceremony was performei by the
Rev. W. 1-i. Sweet. The bride was
attended by Miss Christie McKin-
iinn sister of the groom. while Mr.
Williani Whitetvuy brother of the
bride, supported the groom. The
bride and bridesmaid were taste:
fully and becomingly s-ttired. After
a dainty supper the happy couple
drove to .their future home in
of many useful and handsome gifts.
Their many friends poin in wishlng
them a long and happy wedded life
was Miss Janet iiogerson, was born
pleasing disposition, possessing
Mll0C°rll!ldlr, after s briod lllness_
He leaves to mourn s widow, and
three daughters, Estelle, Winnie
and Florence at home- also one
daughter Adeline and two sons
James and Alfred abroad_ His' -
it large circle of friends and ac-
quaintances both in this province
:ind on the mslnland_ The iuner- `
al took place from his home to the
lluman Catholic Church thence to
.death will be deeply mourned by
town prior to her departure for
British Columbia where she .is
llalitax her fellow .members of
Fort Massey Presbyterian Choir
conipanléd by _a beautifully word-
ed address ss* ri token of esteem
“ot Miss Htidpdy wiii goin in wish~--
The death occurred at Tryon on
July 3rd. of Mrs. Warren Howatt
aged 84 years. The deceased, who
in l`tuml:°if-sltlre, Scotland. has been
in invalid for the past two years
ind her death was not unexpected.
She .was a woman of the most-
suy “Californis._'_' _ 1.

.('.¢_
' Doesn't hurt a hit. Drop a little
Freezone on an acing corn, instant-
ly that corn stops hurting, then
_ . I.
` Accept “California” Byrup oflshortly you llft it right off' with ‘Katie J.-McLean Northam P.
Figs only-look for the name Cali fingers. Truly! - ' ' " '  ' '- '
lsrnis on the package then you are Your druggist sells a tiny bottle 'Ml‘S.‘Hl1gh 'B€H1`l6Y0Wl_l. P.E-l-
sure your child is having the best of Freesone for s few cents, sul- _'_Ulll'°|¢i T- JUDGE. BOSKOD-
and moat harmless physic for the ficient to remove every hard co'rn, 'Miss B. Htiestls Charlottetown
little Bl0YilliCll. llvei- and bowels. soft corn. or corn between the toes,L HOW"-'l 30h"-l'» New YONK CNY-
Clllllifell l0V0 iii frlllti lllllle- Fllll ‘and the calluses, without soreness Frank L- muon- C|""|°"e'°W”-
dlrectiolis on each bottle. You must 0,- in-j¢st_|0n_ c ' Mfmllli M‘.|l’lJl!l'~'El¥\€l'&|d P-El
_ANQ "gg ~rg,=,¢HER uggg taining cuts and bruises.. - 'Mrs. Frank Dillon, 6 Upper Hills-
\v9§¢_____M -_Sybil pete,-5 who ,-9. When the first shock was over _boro-Stl Charlottetown P.E.l.
51gn¢_¢,_,_._'_|1' yposmm, on the Stag; u and the people realized what had W-. -A. Huestis' Charlottetown.
the ._S\i';;i$eorgide sghoni teacher-B llllfpllvlled those wlio were able to ,W.. J. Quinn, Si. John.
|_  -week for Humbolm Sm,,.__ begsn_to look after the injured. ..W./A. Hnule Halifax; =~ .. .
__ Jé. she has been engaged M  ;)his‘___\:r_o-rk__lv_l_l;€_'(‘_~i;tl_t_erine Claéto ‘C.  ’I`_oinp_i_tins, M_ontreal, -'  =
 her eveff. ;ha!>Dlness and y\l_0?f§_§”\°r H ‘ C on' 0 0 “son ` ` J' ‘ack e emma ' ‘
-hé, 
___g____ ____ _ww _________e__M um__ _   o neon, a graduate nurse, gave Mrs. Ssn'i\iel*!`ayloi, New Bidelord
- _ _ »-Mass. -.f - " - -f ' 1
0" the €V@ll5l1B of AUHUSI to Tnr`nieiitin`s on a sick call and Mrs. J. M. Edgan, Boston. " _
18th, the home of Mr. amlnugh badly shaken up went to M-re. H. S.Cots's Dorchester, Mass ~ =/.~ f
*md MU- Wumm B"°1"““““» Eldon- work_i'i<t once and skilfully attend- Another- person who rendered
"39 -"9 scene Of 3 Very UHPPY ed to the worst cases bandaging splendid assistance to his injur-
‘“".’l“ when their ‘.i§_‘|Shl9" Suillnllll cuts and bruises sud using medi- ed fellow passengers was Mr. W.
_ Langley _tonM became the 'bride eine hypodermic etc. of her small J. Quinn, of East St. John dealer
o - ea e _ a e ' _ -
l
Wu ` l
t-Pl ll cGr tor. son of stock The passengers were loud in motor trucks who has some - W  d _-C
Mr. Alelander MacGregor of Hope- in their praises of the excellent knowledge of surgery and Whose     
field; 'The bride was becomingly work she did and the skill she dis- work was grestl/y appreciated.
_ att-Lred. ina dress of Copenhagen played. Dr. JF. Teed, Dorchester _
“blue silk with s copggge bguqueq of and s looal doctor arrived on the The death of MN D M_ Nlehop
_ 5-ifm, sweet pen, The D,-me was M. scene but did little for the injurni Mn of the Ham of' Montague de_
'@5090 ill' T19? Hlsllil' Mlllfl Allllllslil. °“"‘|" take 3" l“V°“t"Y “F We serve more than a mere passing
and was tastefully dressed in blue mos' Serious i“1“"i*‘9~ notice
silk wo.‘ri_n`g pink sweet Peas, while. ‘Ml‘_ Howard |Bohr. nf New York. Mrs. Nicholson (nee Katie Mc
M* Dlll\¢=l.li Melllllllnll Of Wovd also rendered valuable service to Lean.) was the dausther. of the
laldrldl =l1Dported~the groom. The me injured ML Bohr in Jw, “_ late Alexander MoLean_. Head oil
owing ,warch .was beautifully ________________ ____ ____o_____B_____ _md c_____~ Montague. She was born June 14th,
Brooklyn They were the reclpieuu __w__§l_r_;e_;l_`li_yeMrs. Millie MacDonnld__. me _____d_c___ ____ '______g_"_a_ s__________s ljgznand _;v_;\_s i1i_i;i;_i_1__led___to_l:d_r. Nit_:h.
~ ' --. -- _ c reniony as performe s it . o n y, . o is un on
hy the Rev. J. \V. MacKenzie. with him when travelling. Though .W fe 5017' fillll' 50119 8111) IWO d8l1Kh'
After the hpmmony U, ._, _ ._ tft3's.“'l'lie' husband and two daugh-
€ Blll‘=ll badly shaken up himself and in lem and one _mn _“wiv ___ _“__
numbering h ut i hi _ i d _ i- ~ ` G. e
tothe dlninsuroetm gvliergarligdlnltie- “ned about the mee' he get w‘[°ea°ed' Mr" M“”r°° Bnwe' vm'
ous ,-epust was Bervei The bride work helping his fellow passengers leyfleld, Raymond and Annie at i
the _Broom were the recipients oi in the car ahead oi the dining Clif- g°m°" The" mst bm” child' Muff
many valuable and useful presents, Considerable disappointment was ock lured when three and. a Mu
including ncheque from thc gi~oom'g expressed that no assistance had- ggi? nga’ Tw° sons Pape and
father and sister] been sent from Moncton or Sack- e mn e the supreme “Crt
ville the passengers were detain-  `heMwar'NiD];"']mg ‘£936 0”
*_ . ‘ s - rs. h
0116 Ol’ the worst -accidents in re- ‘ed 't the scene °' me wreck 5°' trials wltsh trite Cticrlgtlf: focrtlatudeei
cent years on the l.C.R. te” h°“"` Wm* "0 '°°d e’c"D" W F' b t he h
S,,t,,,d,,, ve ,n °°°“"'“‘ time me ten is me wrecked aiu- ,,“d,,,,,§ “°”‘§,‘§'c,§"‘§,§ “Ve ’“""’""°
noble service. She wasioa her wav
. surely. saved the Rsllwa-,y a gras.
tidal of trouble by taking cha_rge~o_i,_
‘all injured using her own; medi~_
I CIIIOI- .-.¢- ...it ._ _
I
. _  _ |_|_ H `  ' "_ - -.passenger wlio'wss'\t_ble tn-sign its _ ~ _ ' ` __~»_ _ _
ts’  .  _ _ _ - Animas.-ssth..1sat._ 2.... 1. -ml‘l...'.t ,°.'.~a-‘.'~
rtcmf 3 5 7' ` f - tv' ` t'yvrVw°m° `thFii::iF?§:F'lli‘e""§F'°'F\iiF‘ ` ' v/‘§`n.fa£ M
' ~ ---¥- ' in se~ sl  
t `-°-7" "“"° 3% in or C.. i N if- fl‘°°°:.-r- =":“°~‘°t-ie he-°'
B°‘* '-*’“'..*“'»-‘-1 '"5 ° _-“‘"'ill'$;.i. '..;.i...‘i. i2l'.i.».”.if“’.l'»i.’i.‘-
" ` senders on wrecked trsin,'_bound roi" “
Charlottetown, said se_|;vlcps_hein`|, '
_ freely given to pssseng rg? _crep
on parlor car Mlnuifie Fgo.. 47-I
no- doctor being on tl_1'e_ t|raiii___u‘
time of accident Miss f;Me‘Il'opalu`
'Ed ('Sl__d~.)- _V .  ,_ .
_ nr ans,
.Barbara Kstsli, Dorchester, Mass
-He-rrv`,M(-Elie# Snckville N.B. _
Winnie ole "‘ ` "‘
-Mrs. Margaret Wlckens, Lawr-
'-Henry Nolan Boston. j
'i‘homss;J.-Nolan Boston. -
- 'Ada J. McLean, Northam, P.E.
E!! .
i
`- Mrs.'W.A".-Hutcheson '19 Eust-
on S-t. (‘.'narlottet'own. i
noutarmiisbr ' 1- -- `
_ ence, Mlass. 1  » . -
. "_J. -Walter ltlgs -Vancouver B.C. '
_ _ _ 43- .-3'“'°Fl“'f
. thu opinion that the tptiowuq pen- - 7 . ' l
I tion was drawn and signed by evdry _
‘- .Q---"
IN those three words you have an
excellent description oi' an ide”-l
winter underwear-ATLANTIC
UNDERWEAR.
Knitted of long, soft but heavy yarns,
it provides a maximum of protection
against cold.
Designed by acknowledged leaders in
the art of evolving
wear.`
 - I  ~ ` S   ‘  »        ` »~  ff; J-.1.l_T'     f .'  `           `
  .tyei_. at ..-tort unnn¢_itt§_img Minn .siting   .silos ffl   §iliiidy.»
" - I
- uf.
Manufactured with extreme care, ir'
. will neither chafe nor bind. Built to
withstand countless laundcrjngg.
Your dealer likes to -sell you
ATLANTIC
customer.
perfect under-
UN DERWEAR be.
cause he knows it means a pledged
Sold in five different weights and
qualities. 'Each line is guaranteed to
be the best value of its class.
LOOK FOR THE TRADEMARK-IT IS YOUR GUARANTEE
t
/ .
l
' .l
N
. _ e n g at 7.0’ ab t se,w r th _
thost_e_ grand qualities of character [our or “ve mum west 0;’ Sag: er and some procured from the ,elf p_________g ____________ onsotrgg $2? oi; _UNSHRINKABLE __ _
I.-emains tn the 'l‘ryon Methodist
Cemetery where she was laid to
lrcst. Rev. Mr. Fltz~Pa'trlck con-
ducted the service. She leaves to
mourn Zou~r sons and three daugh-
ters. namely. Albro, John and
time that out be used to better Ld-I Bruce, Tryon: Harry of Arlington.
vantage lt other work.
the in-stter of home comfort also
ts important lsn't the wife of the
farmer just at good ss the sity
woman! ‘
What about tls children! ll
there my reason why they sholll
not have s home equipped with I
bath room and inside wiht lust
likf their city relstionsf
as to thing wut it m
sus -oi- di-do-tollssrvs whos
and eighty pounds water
sure to iight it with.
Call in ths next urns you sro is
town and look over our dolumstrsff
mg untill. '
Currie' & Murtlaglun
71 Queen St..-Chanlottetown
 i;l'fT’l;Z¥
 
____ v
How About Your °
til
'*“ ., ,_
Plumbing
Maybe you are
thinking of chang-
ing the present
bath room or in-
stalling a new san-
itary outfit. Have ;
us go over the job
with you. _
_ Call and,`i_;ell us
your plumbing-
troubles. » Prices
right. _'_-_ -'
Workmnnship
quality. 
See us -today.
,iPlumbing ~ _
and Heating
Fred H. ’i?raisor» l
Phone   ` A
Gmini..-1 street
~»~uQo-00900
‘O-000000000549
Mass.: Mrs. Frank Ilowatt. Cube
'l`r:\versc; Mrs. John I-1. Lee. B09.
lon. Mass.; anti Mrs. Minnie Knight,
Tryon.
The fire bell sounded gt 10_4i
lallt High! for a fire st the Railway
Whart on the schooner.;-‘red A,
Higgins. The firemen made s quick
response. . .
The fire was in the holdof the
vessel and considerable difficultiti
wus experienced in getting at it.
A young man Edwin Gallant
bBl0!1ging to Summsrside, and who
is mate of the vessel was badly
hurnod chiefly about tho arms and
face. He was alone on the schoon-
er, and wen-t below with it lighted
l-.ititorn to ascertain if the vessel
was taking ln nity water. It ap-
pears that there was rt it-nk of
gasoline from the tank and the
fumes liiiiitietliiltely ivenit into 'I
hllizo. The young man. who had
his sleeves rolled up above the t~l-
bows had both arms badly burn-
ed as well as his face. He man-
aged to get out and yelled to the
captain of the schooner Leo along-
_side who came to the rescue and
sent in the alarm. Gallant was tak-
en to the P.l-7. island Hospital,
where he is now under treatment.
The skipper of the Higgins Cap-
tain Joseph Trenholm is in Sum-
merside. ,
...Z
FACE WAS FULL i
UF PIMPLES
ForThreeYcars. Hardand-
Awfully Sore. Disilgured.
_ Cuticura Heals. -
“I had hem suffering with s pim-
. ply has for thms years. My isos
was full of pimpin snd they were
hard and awfully sore. They ies-
tlfod llid dried un sndrshrere scaly.
and dlstlgurodmy os. eyesused
me to loss s los of slespmnd were
awfully itchy, making me scnrch and
irritate my fsoe.
of Curinsrl Boop and two boxes of `
Uss
were bound for Prince Edward Is-
land. Among the injured were Reg-
gie Dillon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Dillon both of whom were
with him. Reggie received two had
cuts on the face and some inlnor
bruises. Miss Bern-i l-Iuestis who,
with her father Mr, W.A. liuestls.
was returning from St. John, was
somewhat severely injured but is
recovering rapidly. Mr.- H-uestis was
also considerably bruised about the
body Miss Wiggins, en route from
Lawrence, Mass., to New London,
had her nose broken; Menton iWhlt
lock of Charlottetown leg bsrlly
injured; Miss Eden returning from
Benton received some. bruises;
Miss Kutie_McLc»Jn _Central Lot
‘16;‘reiumh1g'from 'Woshington, D.
C., was injured about the body.
The -train left Moncton about
two hours late having waited for
the C.P.R. train from St. John
which had been detained by tho
late-ness of the Boston train. The
engineer M-r, Sherlock of Moncton
was m-.iking up time and the train
was running at from 50 to 60 miles
unt-ll nearing the curve east oi'
Evans siding on the down grad.-
when strangely and providcutlal-
ly, he ft-lt thcre was something
wrong on the track ahead. He slow
ed -up to about 15 miles for safety
and asked his fireman to keep a
sharp lookout. The latter looking
out of the window on his side of
'the cab, said' he saw engine smoke
ahead. ln a few seconds the fire-
man saltl. “liere's 4; train coming
ful speed up the grade.” 'With this
the fireman lumped from the en-
gine; the engineer put. on all
brakes and manfully stuck to his
post -und wsltedior the crash, The
engines came together with a tcr~
rlble impact, buth re-lfrlng into the
ulr and falling back on the track
the cars immediately behind the
freight engine piling up and stsntl~
ling on end. Engineer Sherlock was
'miraculously thrown through, his
lcab window and was picked up
l-iter about 20 feet from the wrccii
unconscious but quickly recovered
and -was nfoutirl tiot to_ have_'-gbeen
-"leerlott.s_I.y_huri. His plucky act ~w‘al
, i
the tlistné of much favorable coin-
' ent _as ii was recognized by nil
iight *shed ‘ssyed libs lives of the
nxse rs. _' 1
Igrhgitséenes in tho' passenger mrs
were 'simply itidedcrlbable. Thu
dining car wlierovthe worst in-
Jurlcs were sustained was' full oi
people at suppd: When the crash
came _-tables, chairs, cutloiv. china
food glass, silverware and nas-
hengers were thrown in heaps on
"l smrted .2 use Cuticufs Boop -the floor most of the latter being
snd0intmem and lusedtwocskes ,driven through the broken cables
and ch`ai..i. The tables being rigid
concurs Ointment when I v-=l"as<t sit .hopped ii-om their rast-
llllitl-"(93l\l1|)CUff°f‘|Y¢0lMIIli lenlngs by the terrible impact caus-
sasrcna- .N.s. li. . 1,
ed most of the soverelt llllllries
of the
the obser-
behind the
being pin-I
under of ,mingled '
the cars where the wounded whore
'I’he passengers _ spo e, n gi
terms also of- the- attention andl
The train arrived nt ’I`m‘m€'Illlllt~
yesterday morning about 7.30 and
train for the wcst. A few of the
passengers were met by their
friends and taken home in automo-
biles but the others were obliged
gage private carriages.
‘Nearly all the cars ln_the pas
aenger train were "damaged, some
‘ of them.lrreparsbly`_ Both `.€DSlllPB
were demolished. A wrecking train.
- camo out from Moncton_dtu‘ing the
night and succeeded in clearing
the track. None of the cars had
left the rails in .the impact. a moat
fortunate circumstance as' there;
were steep banks on both sides of
Mr. ”G. Grah-lm Rogers of Sum
mcrside who was on board -the ill-
_fstcd train happened to look
'hf. onc .of the car
to see tlie_
seeing t.hat’u
shit-_
ing on
ment and
i_tom._l>ie- was not
a position to ses
,engines and the
!up. lic was also
vulualiig assistance to the
WAS
»to either wait till Monday or en- ‘
the track. _ ,, , _
the Baptist Church for year but
l
lwhlc Haverhill to make one hlslf-lvllie when the I I ` diner or the Maritime east hound-5 'be . , ' ” `
ly esteemed and beloved by nil. train' from Moncton °_"“ Tgfsseligef from Montreal which arrived short- aaztmin  "5 her me and from , T   ~
in her home she was a loving and H workmg ,ram gm" ’;l{e';i;"° ly after the wreck. `Sackville was bbaughtgm :sad womfrk sh” W” ( .
and tender wife. a mother who lov- lmet in 8 head on coumonl Foartuilf only four miles distant and it was August a ow °_ _er mrme' V ' ' "'
-a‘;“:;.‘::‘:“.ir:;’.:“‘:°i.°:”“'°e  -°   -mi  ;i‘.:..‘rt.:‘.‘i.1°:.°i.'r:.:.i:i“*l2‘.t  -wtf.   of 91? C1123 . »
. e Y c u e pl ally everybody' 'on board was in- ' r hospitable Christian who`knew how' ) » < ' `
to the deceased than the large pro- lured more or less seriously. With l'thf:`°'___ _me __ of _M to give a royal welcome to friends f . U i
cessionfofteamswhicl fll dl - S9 2 lllle - ' _ ' ~ - - 1- -
I i o owe ier few exceptions the passengers officials _came ____ in me _car __l_i0__4;ll_:_i_lI;i_al1;¢§_e°swt;r;dm;t;;rng_e;_s_ai:u_i§ _ _ _ _ATLANTIC ITNDERWEAR, Limited _ . . M°n¢¢°n_ N_B
_ _
~
' l ‘ 'tl
to 1
.
_'Xe
. .li
\
.l
.. __
._ ‘r
. __ i
or asked if he could do anything B' Rev. M. B. of Virginia. f N
for them aeocrding to one of those '6g;:gilp}§|i;T1ny:'e?if;;h‘é1b_;’:_%lung;__ The funeral s'e|-vice- was held L_ iJ_
hu_r_°t_.___________e_y __________g__ ___eg_____ __ she was a member of the choir and t_!;?_h:>_:ne_M_tien_dsy aniiasgthougli rain lals¢_?_r;git_:i-ated at thehgrave in Val-
- _ '. d H ’ _ _ _ s e r e company -cy e e tery. iv erethe mor-
gentleman hailing, it is said, from a gf\;°§§ Buf_v'?"'gd°{_;‘|l_T:;_§"‘;‘;;;“ _assembled to psy the last tribute ot lull remalnsnvzgis laid beside her first
St. John but whose nnme_wo.s no: -James Dockendmn ___a\10__m'mv ‘ respect to the memory of a good horn child. The spirit rejoicing in
divulged on his way to Prince Ilid~ and mm brothers Mess;s D J M? Womllu. ' ` ' -the Joys of reunion with hor sous
warn island neu brought with him Lean Montague _mm of H855* oi The pastor ofthe Orwell Presby-
'two bottles of whiskey and this he Monfague H _S ol -Ca] a d terisn Church wee .assisted in the it
kindly handed over to the nurse ' ' ' 5"’ “ service at the huns by Rev. -Mr. coming of friends left behind.
the track but he never came into .she was a cmmismm member on ' __,_,_.. _ ___;__ _ _,  _ LL _ __ _ __ ___ ___ __ ___ 1 _
S. McLellan ot Valleyfieid, who
und other loved ones lost to her
while where they_a|l await the
ellson of Montague and thc llev.
and gave orders tn r-.ear good cheat ,_ __ .._"__:l -‘
_ v
....*THE NEW TELEPHONllis|
from Suurls to Ilermsnville is M
pleted. This line is 7 miles lou,
audi the me-rt are now engaged
placing the phones lu the houses.
The road is double settfled on tht
cnet und on the west sidea. Prop,
erty along this road has lmpsr
ibly risen in value. ' _'
who made good use of it among _,_.=. . . '_.,_.' ' I . /' 1 .
,the most seriously injured. Many . :_ '_ ' ' »"
` I
-_-'L-=1|1’ 'S S _ ll
Nl r
i , . , . . _, ._ ,, 
of the women had 'become liysteric
al, some had tainted and were gen- _ '
emily overcome and the St. John _ I ' ' ‘
man’s illicit remedy proved .a hlcss - _  ‘ -
_ing undisgulaed. . ` ""
i k i hi ‘i i
.,.
YEARS
Considerable disappointment was -vw M ww -wr - »~»~~,~_~_» _
at Charlottetown at_10.40 _ _
e er-lent-e t Borden when il was H " " ““°*' "'v..°'.Y:;_.';,*, '._'g'.1'.,,_'_j7}, '
XD » li ll ~ '- 1'- 9 . ..» .¢... . ~rI..
found on arrival th-.tt there was no ) _ _ _ _
.
Asvrdtosnt
@l@
-
.¢.i.|.¢»
I
THIS BKR
INRED INK
.`-\' "`
/ ,l 'I “WI-‘S I 
cn*
tr-  . - _ - i » ` fl ~ _ '
 »~»»»- ~ e -or -ll -  r-'ance - res rt s ~  
ductor. and crerwiof the dining and '_‘_ -"'_' “ A. _ "' - ' _ _ _ - ‘ _ _ _
Parlor car- "Mlnudie"- whomshowed "" "` ‘_" ‘ \  - ' . _ ` ""l." * -' ' ¢‘t<-"--
sible t .Cn- ' -'~=--- ` »
them every pos atten n o _ _ __ __
ducior I-LE. Hughes and his as- _ ___ "___" f‘_" ‘ - _  __
slstsnts although gtemselvsa-__hs.'gly s ' """' ' ' - ' ~_.`. ,`
injured did everyt ng pose e or _  . _
ne... _ a. - OIISY " Ouc B afvor
. _ _ _ _
i
»
»F
-' ~‘ %°- -13
_U
I
r
~ #4 4:; v‘~»-
> 'I
t