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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
w. II. SCOTT

SCOTTS Old Market Drug Store l..
the store OF Richmond When Won
got anything from SCOTS IT'S right.
The best Turkish Olive Oil. S.: the GAL
Ion: SCOTS Corn Plaster will MAKE a
cripple dance for JOY. 1oc: SCOTS won
dcrfu! Flood Mixture enrichcs the blood
ana makes = as nure as an infant 81
the bottle; ScottS Digestive Elixir is n
panacca for nervous indiGcStion soc:
SCOTS Liver Pills. hest on earth IOc:
ScottS Pile Salre IS wonder o5c.
SCOTS Rheumatic MIXTURE positively
cures. atc. tuni,inrlanIs Royal Rem
rdy and injection for men does he
work. SOC each: CumninSham'S Elixir OF
Life restores lost manhood. soc: chew
inE tobacco, 30 ana Sc the plug; smok
ing tobacco, zoe the pound: 81 Mag
mum Br;nd lea, 25c the lnilf-pounl
Trusses fitted by an expert. e" charge
for hitting. Mail orders ..cialty.
Hig stock. right prices and lite at :
urdays only. cakes Sweetheart soap.
10 cents.
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HELP WANTEU-,taie.

$50 monthly and expenses to travel
distribute samples and take orders
or appoint, agents: permanent. Jap
American co. Chicago.
WANTED. man in YOUR own territory.
salary 500 per month. travelling eX.
p.n"Cs AND cominisSio experience
unnecessary. Write quick. X. -. Mar
i"l. 800! Indiana Avenue Dcpartm, MT
1868. Chicago.
E.NEEYWtIri men willing to dis
tribute circulars. samples. tack
siEnS, collect names. etc: TAO canvass
'nG. Continental Register. Chicago.
CASH paid for your ncighbors' names.
s. per 100 easily made: blank book
holding 600 names sent for 10 cents:
Is" list ." trims who buy uauCs star
co. II Clinton street, chicago.
WANTED. engineer to operate machiu-
ward and Leigh. Monday morning at o.
l.. t.. Newton. contractor.
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81 90 Reward

$50 Reward VIII be paid FOR the re-
coNery OF Mr.. Il. L. Alport's Au,omo-
bile. stolen October -. an an addi-
tional reward al $50 will II. paid fur.
;hc arrcs, and conviction of the
thieves. description: Chandler. No.
1850; license No. 2Sc- Virginia: letters
y y on radiator: one rcd tire o.,
'front.' wheel. other three White X 90. $
tires
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\"''.n--i'rn:cs>i.Ial.


Ii't. NirGini' Teachers bureau dcsirr,
well prepares teachers for Iol5.It I
Virginia ard Southern states ":stnh
lst"d 1885. Faithful services runrnn
10 Corresnnnd" solicited \ w
tridlin. Manager. Woodluut' lIe!rhi.
Vichmond. Va. Phone Madison S5?S
j Walton Hall. Manager ,;ordonsviile
fftnch. R"N l5l. GordonsviIle Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
Ll'rTLE JOIINNY IONES

JNT.N
NNI' ms sister. sue, both into the paT
ior ncW u behold the new floor, and
At was not new. ~ Was tho Old onc--it
had simply been moppcd up with Peer
loss Cleaner aud rulishcr. I; had the
dprcardncc Of Il ucM moor. Simply
from use Of Il fcw drops OF that Won
dcrful Peerless Cleaner. Try it: bay
II Your grocer and your druggist
sell it, Phone Madison lct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
"TEN WEARS 400"

"TF.N YEARS .NCiO'
LADIES knew not what TO do with
their doors and furniture to make
them show up as they wo,ild b.,ve
them To-day in every home they use
or tell YOU 10 use. Peerless Cleaner and
icllshcr. It's as nopular as -. " T
spool cotton. Sold and used all over
i:ichmCnd. Groccrs ana druggists
NAuGhhn,s. Madison l0A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

WANTED. experienced COMPETENT.
practical traction engineer and nc
'hahician 10 operate GaS tractor. Ter
mancnt position for right man. state
Iuaiihcations. experience. rcfCr, noes.
Nddrcss ~. Mcdonald. ear. United
county, VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

MI. Kinds OF ladies ami gems hat,
cleaned and blocked satisfaction
guarantecd; mail orders given PROMPT
attention Vera Hat Works. 2lI No, IN
First Richmond Va
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TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS no

HE TIMES- DISPATCH
hA NDoIPIi I RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DNIi.N one cent n word Nnen paid In I'D
Eaucc. 80 al. taken for less than 10 cents
81 Nb.iS one and one half cents n word for
all CLASSIFIED ads. eNcpet Situation Wanted
at one cent word NO adj taken for less
than - cents.
No ADS. taken fo- less than IS cents whe n
'harEed or phon~d in. Phoned orders not
euhranteed. classification not guarantee d
a:.cr Z. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

TWO dimes and q nickel or a quarter
of dollar buys a bottle of Peerless
Cleaner aud I'olisher Invest this
amount: try bottle II YOU Tail to
IKE II Your grocer or druggist Will
refund the money. Naughau's Madi-
son lui.
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Real Estate

City nnd state - For Sale. Rent
or ENrhnnEc-N Summnr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
s!TU.ATiOE WAXYED-,lale

----lLIi'------Al
s!TUATiOH WAXYEn-Male
WANTED employment, ~ or near city
for whit" 2n,i roi"rcd boys. il 70 L!
years OF aye. Iuvenil. Court OF it!c1.
dolnh s22
MAN with experience ewan,s position
as rnanaScr on farm: Wiliiu. to work:
good references. Address II 2Ii. care
Times Dispatch.
itEGISTEEED druggist desires posi-
ton, good reference. snail town pre-
tyrred. !. 10. care Times Dispatch
CHAurFt:UH. white. wants position.
deliver! VAN preferred Experienced
ilcchan!. ana repair man. Phone Mad
i>on "2@6-J.
WANTED. bo"k&,eper aud general Of
;h;InHc, \gc - years experience
Reference. Address niIustiey," us
Hampton Aycnuc. Greemvillc, $. &.
YOUNG man. 1 years experience salos-
wholesale and retail buying ana SELF
ing, open for position 10y November l.
,inT best Of rGiersi,re in. regard 10
Times Dispatch.
WANTED 10y, young man - Years OF
aSe. VINO desires TO make :; change
and has fonside!mble business expert
city salesman & 81 refcrcmces fur
nished. and Satisfaction guarantee,l.
ADDRESS |. 40 care Timos Dispatch.
YOUNG MD AMBITIOUS NEWs-
WITH rnIhE Man MAN N T9W c2,.M<;NSEcTGlpI
SIi;ES POSITION WlTH SMAILER}
r,;A,nEH. EArAE!;M Or uANDLlNGI
EiKCtL ATfoN DEF HTMEN'r GOODs
TIMES plSrATCH [
ASSISTANT registered phnrmacIst. 81
cars practical experiences desires
P"s'''on; at prcsesn, employed, but de-
references furnished. Address I, s.i'
care Times Dispatch. II
sale or brokerage concern Expert
"nccd general Office work. Best ref
eronccS H. -. EoN ~
WANTED. a position 10y a FIRST class
pants cutter WHO understands use OF
electric knife. Address q l"3 care
Times pispa tch.
BLACKSMITH and whcclwrjgnt, man
- i"miiN anu all-ro"nd good work
community within !. miles OF T;ch-
mnnd; c9mvement 20 church. store,
school. Excellent references. Address,
- S3i. c3rc Times-pispatch. X
encc'l and qualified l;est refcrenccs&
moderate salary TO begin. Address l.
o2S care Times Dispatch.
y youn@ MAN, desires position as stem
"s:"phcr. Can Civ good rcfcrcuccSl
hhor" Eaudolph i525.
RE" mau without children a. over
seer on farm near Richmond Address
- 90. care Times pispatch
HIGH school boy wants wori> for sat.
fridays Address - go. care Times
Dispatch.
YOUNG man -. expert stenocraplcr
ana general office man, desires To
a. NNE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

WANTED. cmp!Oyilcuj ~ or near cit,
for whit" 2n,i rol"vcd boys. il 70 /;
years OF age. Iuvenil. Court OF it!cn
nond. Room :. Ky Hail. i'hone Fan,
dolnh s22
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
Parcel Post azac
Mail Orders
"pIJ:AsE TELL NE,

"PLEASE TELL ME-
MRS. BROWN how you manage TO keen
your floors looking so nice lis
easy. my dear use Naughan'S Peer
less Cleaner on my floor mop and on
my dust cloth 80 buys q bottle at
SroC"rS ana 'I!GG ISIS. -! phone Madi-
son lui. Nauc chan :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
Jefferson & Harvie
Agents, Hartford
Fire Insurance Co.
No. g y. Tenth street. Hichmond. IN.

No. y. Tenth street. Richmond. Nn.
LOST, 4 gold locket with initials j. T..
II. on one side and OH the other "A
Masonic emblem with small stone In
center. Return To = West Broad. Re
ward.
LOST between Allen Avenue ana ROB
inSon. Hanover and Cary. gold brace
let. engraved Virginia. Reward il re
turned to "jl3 West Main Street. Phone
boulevard :iS2-W.
LOST. cattle. Any Information will
be literally rewarded. w =. Hricl.
second Market.
LOST. Saturday afternoon a friendship
bracelet OF 10 silver links: Script
initials. Reward return IL 800 west
Grace Street.
WILL. the party vino by mistake took
package from 7. y. Mlicr's Satur-
day afternoon call Madiso i?4l-M
LOST. Friday evening on Eroad street
between Fourth aud sixth Streets
SIC in currency aud receipt for $4
Finder please return same to i. ~
Wilkinson. 80 West Twenty sclcnth
street. Woodland Heights. and receive
reward.
STRAYED from los North Thirty
fourth street. one white collie dos.
with Whita spot OH head. Reward ir
returned to above number.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
Rlrhnmn1 dlrups.plspatrh
SIXTY-FIF'TH YEAR
ADMITTEDLY

THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lfIED ADVERTISING.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

YOUNG MD AMBITIOUS NEWS
y, nArEE NAN NOM CONNECTED
WITH LARGE. NEW SpNpE.R DE
SlEES POSITION WITH SMALLER
rAi'Ei; CAPABLE OF RAMBLING
CANCELLATIONS DEPARTMENT. GOOD
tEFt.RENct:S. ADDRESS & 400, CARE
INES DISPATCH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
NEI.r WANTEi,-Mnl" cr,l r.emalr

MEN women. common Schooliuc he
Sirin: Government positiOuS I7o
iuolthlN. Write for list Il .inmcdiainI
Phiihd"lphia civil Service school. i'hil.
adNluhia.
EARN SASS weekly addrcSsin,.
mailing circulars spare time ('irrn
i:rS. instructions. toe. Harmon She
ci1ltS Co, Windsor, y. &.
NURSES aud cooi.s. Apply ruhlic I'm.
10 -n.mcmt limrcnn. Room ;. cit. Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

MIN with experience a wants position
as manager on farm: within. to work:
good references. Address II 2Ii. care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

BLACKSMITH and wheclwrignt, man
- family anu ali-round good work.
man. desires location In prosperous
community within !: miles OF Eich-
mond convenient 10 church. store.
school. Excellent references Addrc IS
- S3i, C.lrC Times pispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

HATS--Lct us clean and reblock voII.
old hat into the latest styles to look
like new. Mail-orders solicited Scbloss.
the halter, $50 East Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

OSTRICH FEATHERS.
OSTRICH feath4r,,-Take your o,d
feathers to Thurston's; thev viii
make them new again Thurs.o1s Mo
III North First Street,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

M.LADlN oil. gallons. Coo delivered;
best YOU can get. Elba Hardware
Co. Phone Madison 3552
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

REGISTERED druggist desires posi-
tIon, good reference. small town pre-
tvrrcd. J. 10. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

YOUNG man. years experience salos-
manShip and general Office work, Il, 80
Wholesale and retail buying and sell
tiaS best of reference in regard 10.
abiIlty and character q 3D.. care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

NNNfED 10y young man - wears or
aSe. who desires 10 make :, change
ana has considerable business rXDeri-
eAcc. position either a@ travelling or
city salesman 81 references fur
ntsned. and Satisfaction guarantect.
ADDRESS |. oi9. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

CHAutFEUE. white. wants position.
delivery van preferred Experienced
mcchan!" ana repair man. Phone Mad
i>on I23G-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

w ANTED. a good reliable white girl
to help care for children and do light
housework. Mrs. j. &. McEcsson. Rio
Vista. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
HELP WANTED-Maie.

-
WANTED, white and colorcd men TO
work in our nursery. W T. Hood X
20. Ginter Park.
RAILWAY mail clerks wanted Rich.
mond examinations coming Write
immediately Franklin Institute CLERK
i Rochester, ~. y.
ASSISTANT registered pharmacist,
single. State salary. experience, etc
Box ]. go, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, 25 stonecutters Richmond
Granite Co. near Forest Hill Park,
Richmond, Va u. q. Box 1906.
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HELP WANTED-remale


WANTED. good reliable white girl
10 help care for children and do light
housework. Mrs. J. {. Mckcsson. Rio
Vista. Va.
WANTED. women for government jobs.
81" .honth. Pull UNNECESSARY Write
immediately for list positions obtain
!bic Franklin Institute Dept $50 II.
Rochester. y, Y.
WANTED. neat and attractive mani
rr ir' sha apply no,,i Hmce S"NsfeiSn
petcrsbuiI. Va.
CIGAR ROLLERS and hunchmakers:
experienced only; steady work,
Good wages. Cali sol East Main
FIVE bright. capable ladies to travel.
demonstrate and sell dealers. So TO
so per week. Railroad fare paid.
Goodrich Drug Co. Dept 6l". Omaha.
Ncb.
WANTED. lady representatives in
ever! Southern city Exceptional
opportunity. commissions ANA cash
bonus liberal pay for spare mo-
mas money offer. ruIl particulars on
request. southern Womans Magazine,
Nashville. Tenn.
~ rare "nportunity -t,omfo"table living.
home sew ii!G: plain cloth seams Any
S..win: machine. Steady: no canvass
ing: IA" trincrs wanted. Samples Zoe.
Returned ii not satisfactory Home
sewers Co. Joho,rs Sewing. Echohotn.
Del.
EARN $i5 weekly addressing envel-
tions Toe. Mueller Speciality Co. Gen
eral Delivery, Atlanta, Ga.
WHITE help wanted for housework.
hotels good places waiting. Cali amt
Sc Virginia business Exchange, 3li
North Second.
100 cooNs, ma!Gs. nurscs. cleaners aud
1th'r colorcd help wanted good
homes ana pay. Apply Virginia Bust
ness Exchange. @is North Second.
WANTED. capab.c white woman TO
make her h"m" with and cook for
family o; two Imo,her and snn. Would
hc considered one Of family. \ 6it.
care 'iimcs- Dispatch.
MIDDLE accd widow or settled single
w"man. a. housekccper for small
family. German preferred Address
j 60. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED help on dresses. Apply III
West M%in street
LADIES. make shic,ds at home. $40
slammed. addressed cmvcIopc for par
ticniars. t."""ka co, Dept, lSS- H.
Kalamazoo. Mich.
WANTED. experienced girls for paper
box factory. Apply Public Employ :
mont i'nre"u, Room >, city Hall
WRITE news ana storic, Tor news.
pane and magazines. l;i- pay iiN
n'i'i'ncc unHecessary: details FREE.
t",$s Reporting syndicate. "It. ST
Louis.
WANTED lacy t'aNclcr. I.Xpsri"ncr
unnecessary. salary, commits" ON aud
"Nnc"s" allowance to right ls.iy. Nj.
It'd y 90. tn.cac".
l.AiiIE kn.tti"; min invites c"rrcy :
nond"hcc with women dcSirous OF
earning money. full tim" or spare hours
i.%pc'icncc unnecessary. Good nav
\"droSS International Mills. Inc. Dent.
80. N""' istowu. IA
v \NfEb. persons L" color art nir.
lures AT home. easy work: 40 "Npcri =
80: zoo" pay: SamoI" free. Gleason
v ["rlrr, So Madison. Chicago.
Ni.lTE motion nictura plays: s50 each.
ENp"rj nc" unnecessary. Details free
:" hc&'nners Producers League ~
N"tnwr!chi. - Louis
W,NTl'p good ,rindrcss 1" conc 10
i"-"r aai
COMPETENT laI, SiCuo-rnnh.rs .rirc
l'"lp. CHShi"rs "''icr "irIe sail. r~Jio.
CAV. """i"t"" "itN Nj".iuit i:,.,,,io.. 4;
~ ,'''"c. SO Moth Second \ private
'r'"''"''''" NJ '="0''. 80" work
itELr WANTEI-Mnl" arl Female
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

" ANTED. men to learn barber trade;
few weeks required: steady positions
:or competent graduates: wonderful
demand for BARRIERS. Free catalogue.
lichEond Baroer College. Richmond,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

WANTED. women for government jobs
S.u Month. Pull unnecrSsay; Write
immediately for list positions obtain
able, Franklin Institute Dept 100 H.
Rochester. y. Y.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-31
APPEAL FROM JACKSON COUNTY COURT INVOLVES IMPORT
 ANT POINT.
EMPLOYING AUTHORITY UP
Experts Were Put on Books in Jack son County and Right of County Judge and Other Officials to
 Hire Them Is Questioned.

Newport
 There was case tried here at the September term of the Jackson Circuit Court which is of general interesl to lawyers, public officials and taxpayers Of the entire state. It is the case of Ernest F. Leatham & Go. against Jackson county, and involves the right Of the county judge to employ expert accountants to audit the county s books. The case is now pending In the supreme court and has been ad- vanced ahead of it's regular order and set for submission on January 10, 1916, because of the importance to the general public of the points involved in the case.
 It is alleged that when w. D. Me Lain was elected county judge he went to the three banks here and as, certained from them that they alone had on hand about S12,000 in county scrip, while the financial report of the county clerk showed an outstanding indebtedness of the county of about $2,600. The judge claimed that the report of the commissioner of ac- counts was of no value to him in lo- eating the discrepancy and ascertaiR- ing accurately the financial condition of the county, and he employed E. F. Leathem & Co, certified public ac, countants, of Memphis, to audit the county's books.
 There was apparently some conflict with the accountants who came to do the auditing, as the officers contended that the county judge had no right to employ these accountants on account of other provisions of law, and they further complained that these account ants, who were strangers to them, would svant their books to check over when they needed them to work on at the time. The county judge made an order requiring the officials to sub init the books to the auditors.
 After the books had been checked over a citizen and taxpayer filed an intervention in the county court and remonstrated against making any pay ment on account of these services.
 The county judge then had an order made of record in the county court ratifying and approving his action as county judge in employing these ac- countants.
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-31

seeming sentinel standing constant guard over the waters that swirl around it's base. "The Bishop" next comes into view, a detached rock at the base of cliff, in which some have fancied resemblance to the high church dignitary in his robes of of fee.
 Just beyond the Bishop rises Ash burton head, the scene of two tra- gedies of the sea.
 Beyond Ashburton head is a remark. able stratified rock formation, called in the earlier days the House cliffs, from the resemblance to masonry, but now more generally known as the Seven Days Work The strata stands out with wonderful distinctness, the cliff running perpendicularly 200 feet into the air and stretching along the coast for a mile and a half or more, while the presence of iron and copper ores gives an unusual play of color along it's whole surface.
 Swallowtail, with it's lighthouse, next comes into view, the long promontory of rock taking it's name from it's shape as seen from the higher land where the rock juts out from the main is. land.
 In very few minutes the steamer is at her dock at North Head. Here is very sizable settlement, with churches, schools, stores, post office, library and branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia. While catering to sum- mer visitors is not a business of su- preme importance to the residents of the village as whole, the owners of some ha1f-dozen or more places have seen the possibilities of profit, and in addition to the old hotel, recently opened, the visitor may find himself
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-31
GRAAgn1AAAA \!

TNHE beautiful coast of Maine
 reaches it's climax at Grand
 Manan, the island of mighty
 cliffs, near the mouth of the St. Croix river. The magnetic beauty of the island has stirred the admiration of many who have seen it from the deck of passing steamers, but few per sons, comparatively speaking, have stepped upon it's rocky shores.
 Because the agents of the British and American governments when lay Ing out the. boundary line between Maine and Canada hugged the west coast of the mouth of the St Croix during thick fog, both Campobello and Grand Manan islands are today under the jurisdiction of Canada.
 The island of Grand Manan is 20 miles out from the mouth of the St. Croix river
 To the west and north the Maine and New Brunswick shores stretch away into purple indistinctness, while on clear day the faint line of the Nova Scotia shore is visible 40 miles to the eastward
 The island was doubtless known to the French and English fishermen of the sixteenth century, but it was not until Champlain wrote the story of his voyage, 1604-1605, that any authentic record was available.
 'Manan," or "Menan," is Passama- quoddy for island, the word being found farther down the coast in the name of Petit (smalD Manan, and the rock islet Manana close to Monhegan. Tradition says that pirates made the island of Grand Manan a rendezvous before Champlain anchored under it's basaltic cliffs, and within the memory of men now living on the island par
The Pulaskian., 1915-12-31

ties have been known to dig and delve on Long island Gone of the small is lands of the group), and at Money Cove, for the alleged buried treasure of these buccaneers.
 Tremendous Wall of Rock.
 One traveller has recently said that although the cliffs of Newfoundland and the Labrador are higher, they fall short in impressiveness of certain parts of Grand Manan.
 Twenty miles from north to south, varying from four to eight miles from east to west, it's whole western coast presents a seemingly unbroken wall of rock, varied in spots by touches of green, where the hardy fir and spruce have gained precarious foothold, yet with the summit rich with evergreen growth, a rare scene of mingled grim ness and beauty.
 But as one approaches the northern extremity from the west, headland after headland looms in turn from what before appeared impenetrable cliff, like succession of crouching monsters held in leash.
 A portion of the eastern side is also rocky, ragged and rugged, but the greater part of the coastline on this side is in decided contrast with that of the Western side.
 Here are located the villages, five in number, North Head, Castalia, Wood wards. Cove, Grand Harbor and Seal Cove.
 Scattered along the eastern shore are numerous small islands, each with a name of it's own, Nantucket, Long island, Ross island, Cheynes is- land, High Duck, Low Duck and oth- CTS. The principal one of these is- lands is White Head, contaicing fish ing population sufficient to warrant a church, school and post office.
 For two hours before and after low water it is possible to walk or drive across the bar connecting White Head with the main island. For the remain ing 16 hours out of each "A the inhabi- tants are shut off from communica- tion with the main island except by boat-save for the telephone cable re- gently laid.
 Wreckage-Strewn SquaIy Point.
 As ths visitor to Grand Manan rounds the northern end of the island on the deck of the steamer which runs from the mainland, he will be greeted with a salute from the foghorn at Long Eddy point, 1@The Whistle" as it is known to the people of the island
 Just beyond the Whistle Squally point looms np above the rock, wreck age strewn about it's foot. sharp as the prow q a cruiser towering it's hun areds of feet into the air. its red walls brilliant in tho late afternoon sun.