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'1‘he Montague horse races, which the track management. It was de-

were to have been held yesterday clded it would be unsafe to race, afternoon, were postponed on ac- as the track was very greasy, and count of the condition of the race this was announced to the public. A

Between 800 and 1,000 people were W on the grounds, while the roads W’

track. until this aitemoon at 3 o‘clock. _

showers, which started about leading to Montague were covered:M

10.30 yesterday moming, grew until with autos. .R-

there was almost a deluge about 12

as a result of the rain. About 12

There is no question that a very R

o‘clock. 'rbc race truck became very lnrse attendance would have been 1" wet near the pole or inside position, Present m

This afternoon it is a. safe bet el

o'clock the weather cleared and at that 1110511 01' the D€0Pl€ in the Vlvln- nr 1 o’clock a consultation took place ity of Montague and quite li. hum- T between the horsemen present and ber from 0uUylll¥ DluC€S Will D0 °

present. K”

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onfogue Raees_i;lilnll.s

.This if_l_ft_emoo11 TI'E IN THE _____________________

_ . ' ‘ ' V / - . _ _ ~.=. V u

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,Were Postponed Yesterday On __ _ _‘ ' ,,,,,,,,,,_ ,,,-;;,,,,,,,,,,,,_

o _ _ --_ 'i - . ` _' A 'I.‘heQmerllMa.nogerof£be_.Bonk

Account Of Rain-Even Larger But Lose gut 1,, Shoot Gym Club- Sta ging Novel Affair ss ns::__s:;_i.;_st.__ .:___so¥:i.:.__s_

f Off F o r Coveted- A-V - " 'F ° ` sian an nnisssc as is scson-

,Crowd Expected Today. T______hy_ _ _ ___ Which Plas _Every Prornlse QF _______ _“___ __ _,___ ____ ____ §_-___

- _ lun-n-'rn.»~<r°oo-dl_

Being A Cala Event._ _ ,_ _ owl... sffus.in»»i_

(canadian Press) ' _ »' `_- j _ _ _

CONNAUGHP rcalvcns, ont., ' ---~ - ` CAB! COLLIDI-_-'1‘wo cars,9nea. ug_ 1g__.¢,,p;_ H_ W, Bishop, otta- Something novel and entirely new, gathering, that haavvery promise of °m.y,m._ the mm. ` 1”.” mmm. a, fired one “inner” and li con- is the mammoth dance being stag- being one of the moat successful ever cu. mmded 5” th.; Bt 3,5,” Ro” utive bulls eyes to win tho Lady ed at ins roi-um tonight. out-on staged in this city- - ' last evening about _, °._c,°,,k_. Bm

acDougall challenge cup and D. town folks, together with hundreds _ Dlxon's Oroheetradn full strength ,mmm °¢mm¢n_bk d.,,,,“_ _

A. silver medal at the Dominion ot couples from the city will take has been engagedtpnnderthemoet \_ ___i_ ~

lilo Association Meeting in a thrill advantage of the great community up-to-date dance music. ~ nm yggrpoygp we mum mo, g tie shoot off here today. The -cc -__ , `- __ ial in Pownal will be held on Fri-

stcn wss _med on Monday. but COMPANY ` ony."/Aug. nib. webtbei- iuuit, on ght men emerged in a tie for _ ` , 16th. B016 s . ' ` ~ f i __

oronto, won the Tym Match shoot ____ ff. in which sixteen men were ' 1 ‘ _ ~ G med _or _he mst ___0n_ Thm Now. in respect to Pav lation. the B A l ____°°___ _____v_d ___ ____ Guy _"__ ___g____ :_

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9°’ Government plans to be the owner

'ch t°° W” med °” M°“d“y' and the company the user, condit- ' ' He 1”' ,amend -l tu cmaum

and in perfect weather conditions _ -.- Netcneh

the leaders made ever shot, count mm thus being reversed' It Wm ov Canadian Press)

d 1. a n I he With conditions not qllite so favor-I arsgfsfgllg' tl: _:lathe animlxgaz; EAGUE

able this lnoming, Comer ran up NATIONAL L

seven __o___e______ buns _ ____ ____ Wm a national waterway on private pro

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0 on ven tlon ine event. mcse tics included, Lt. Peru- rui- get go tnn»m°°_fl“’;;‘: s. n. ii. __ ,-___ S,

J. s. Mscoonaid, cnsrlottctown. by th” D°“‘ °“ "T" °” aint guns: -i-‘on sam: on 'ro Lar, com-

At UITAWA. Aug- 12°-Ill lille SGC' company will be "comm the com- 5* UM* - - »-- 5 13 0 fortable eight roomed house. Apply h

' ond day's shooting on the Con- pen5°'u°“ which is °°nstdered t° Brooklyn ... ... .... 0 11 1 Jam” E, Murphy, Kensington.

anught ranges Island riflemen con- be fm' and r°”°nabI°‘ 00791843-51 d

` Gellelu. 01 M011* Camel- V/11° lllS° tinuea to find thc tsl-get for fine ssoona pins: - --

The Acedlau t“‘°ll°l`S °f P- E- I- °°llll”ll=lll°<l mllslcel S°l°¢ll°ll= md scores. P. _:_ Lnnarigsn was sein in WW' D"°""°“ ““'° st. Louis ... s is 1 _mince sl' Mcousitau-rs, st held their 39th convention at Eg- accompanied the other singers. me walker Maw, registering a 98 3,9031,” ___ ___ ___ ____ 5 9 1 Reads Come,-_ »1~h,`,_-sday_ August __ mont Bay on Tuesday and Wednes- Some instructive speeches and a out of a possible 70_ When the new act is brought in- i mum 8o.,2_8_13 5 day. There was a. large attend-| short lecture by Miss Helene Gal- Island ma,k5m,m_ howevm en, _to force, in .sequence to the new Fu,” “mu ____ ~ c' ance of iurench teachers from all lant, of Rustico, on her trip to countered hard luck in the Mc_ agreement., the company will be Umm" ___ ___ ___ ___ 7 lo 1 _SEVEN MILE BA_Y_0wg_g to ____ Parts of the Province and many oi Louisiana, were features of the en- Donald Brie, Match and Art G0,m_ confirmed in its authorized diver- Pm|,,de||,hh ___ ___ __ 3 5_ 9 _____m_ the Picnic at Ewen Mme Bay d the clergy and others, including Mr. tertainment. The visiting delegates my was their h,§`h man with 91 sion oi' 53,000 cubic second feet of Wm be continued mg Thursday cv, ___

t place. Gunner S. F Comer, _(continued ‘mm Page D _ Mr A A Mun _ Londo d

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WESTERN GUARDIAN fi

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ustovsnidg two fashions); funn intsrsstn

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208 12, inl charge of stain __

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ck. Hundreds of people call there »-

Justice .~\rscnault_ of Charlottetown, and priests were entertained by the out °f 100_ the flow of the river. The addition- second game: ming, Lunch served. Bingo und gatmqay aftemwn uvmtors. n_n_e_._ _

Hun. Adrian Arseiiault, of Summer- people of Egmont Bay with true ‘ Hoop”-_ Land,-1g,m_ McLemmn_ A al flow, which the inquiry discloe- chica" ,___ ,,, ,,, ... 12 18 0 other g9,me5_ 3030 n side and Mr. Telcspliare, M.P., of Acadian hospitality. Rev. Theodore L_ M¢D0m1d and A_ _]_ Mccabe are ed the canal is bein! bum l'° ac' Plliladelphia ... ... ... si 1 10 4 -_`- ' p

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bones arriwss from sydney. auly xsy. .¢.,,1,'f,,:,f°° “he

B~. comprumg thansirsrd stable, oc at tn, ',-we g_________:ny sally ohsriss stnsirsnl, wma .cm 1, “came ____ ll

Sydney. consisting of Jeanette Roy- hom is a top nom, md el. 2.04 l-2; chorus Qui, 2.15 1-2. boi-ss. Th, am______ vanish ‘Wil-'u°k7 -V°l°- _ . . ten is between $25,090 u° M ‘ Mrs Charles Baiia~':l's stable; Tremendous gum, haveml with trainer iHliy Hoof fu charge. od'for Dila H.. 2.06 14 been el»°'err1ved.mit is tb mt trot lyrocs Les, 2_1, 1_2. Ed,__"““° ter _Abbie Worthy. _ 2.( l-2, the. others are expensiye mhz fre'-101,'-I-ll meer Ruby J., aoflo, ‘ lin-_ Keys has hr, hom and no Abbie :.12 1-a. _ w u,,,_,,,1,,,,,e ,md __,_________; do-:;cob_ Vickers trottei- Bhenan- _his equipment right up to dm

B 18 “_ Pul-vis of Dr. Sharper tame also ar- Another stable that is well

ilged. as well as 'rx-ampsniug, :.02 is-.Johnny com-oy's. .ioinmy 1, - . one of the greatest free-for of the neatest men in the by

~ -i --f “1.';:.“:..‘:.:f as

02 1-2. Well known to race gosrs' strong colnpetitioi: lxillitlillu

ll°l’¢- \ _ Prowse Trophy.

The Exhibition race track stables - The opening gong 0| the U0 lllmoeli filled to capacity and battles to be fought out at the fficulty is experienced in finding hibition race track next week oom for the new coiners. The sound at 2 o‘clock on Tuesday ull-S. which were completed yes- ternoon. The 2.25 pace Wm terday WCW filled UD by Sydney about eight good horses in it orses last evening. Some horses will be a nice race, but lie look will certainly have to be accommo- the 2.17 trot to fumish the ated at the livery stables. works, when Frank J. Orthlan,

-_ Summerside bearcat, meets

Never in experience of the most wood Ice from the Keys s rdent racing fan has there been Briar Mac is also in the pink uch interest taken in the`arrivallOaptain Jackson is rearing to

1’ the various racing horses at the ‘ and there are several others

ally, including many ladies., and The three year old trot and Suggestion has been made to have will complete Tuesdays pmglam

oon." This idea should meet with ._ On Friday and saturday the opulur approval. It wiu be neccs-V hibitlon race track will be

1\`. B. Gallant was the organist at the ser- wen up in the grand aggregate commodate and utilize, will require _\ ` _D0N»1- pggqgr me Dame at sary to pup auwmobnes on the_ ached for me _“___ and _:___

The convention opened with High vices in the church.-S. thus far. a further agreement with the Gov- - First game;

Mass in the beautiful new church walker Ma;¢h_ possible 70_ Rang- ernment on whatever terms are de- Pittsburgh ... ...

es 803 and 300 yards; cldcd and with the new essential New .York ... ...`

_ 36th place of Parliament’s subsequent sanct-

o_o. Mcnerlnan, 67 pts. eotb place lon. _ _ Second lime:

HAMILTON. 0.. Aus. 12 <U.P.>- J. ia. Pools, ev pts. 'mb place Furtbennore, it was learned lb- ieittsbin-gn... rs. Kate Barton, 86, died recently A. W. Allan, 67 pts. 70th place day to be the intention of the Gov- New York -.-

67 pts. 73rd place emment to lose no time in sub-

ere where she had been an in- A. J. MlcCabe 67 pts. 75th place mittlng to the Supreme Court the INTERNATIONAL

just recently finished. Tile Cele-

brunt was Mgr. Cliaissori, assisted L by Rcv. Jenn Gaudet and Dionel

Buote. The first session of the convention opened at 10.30. An ad-

dress of wclcoinc to the members of g the association was read by Rev. F. 11 X. Gallunt, parish priest, Egmont m Bay. Addr-usecs on education were W

IVED IN INFIRMARY 77 YEARS P,J_ Landrigan 68 pts

t the Butler Country Infirmary A.L. McDonald

ate for 77 years Mrs Barton, W A Smith 66 pts. 89th place question of relative Federal and _ 0 has been blind for many years; J. S, Moore 65 pts

so.

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LEAG

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siren by Usr. Clldisson. of Rustlco; Cherished 9, don baby which some CONNAUGHT RANGES, Ont., when the general reference was T°l’°ll¢° »-- --- ~-~ --

¢¢ Rss

one

RW' Th°`°‘l°"C' Gallant' °f M°“t one gave her when she was alllug. 12.-Eight marvelous marks- before the courts and was adjud- B“mm°"° -~' ~~- -~- -°" Cdmlcll Rel" Jos* G“H““t' °f Char' youngster. She always kept it men from the British Isles beat the icated on in 1929 ,the justices, though

]°m3t°“`n; RC" Nazamc Pom” St \ itll her and when she was buried ‘best Canada could offer in the first indicating certain definite trends of AMERICAN LEAGUE

(Juudet, of Bloomfield; Rev. Andre

_ , _ V

D““5“‘“S U““'°"S“y; Rev' ‘man the doll was placed in the casket. |Fmpire match ever held at a Dom- judicial view, held that the broad

A"5°“““"' °‘ M*‘g““’°“° 1S1“’l‘lS» ivnionr snows: ron sraraiherc today.-'raking the lead at the s concrete case, to be submitted “M l‘““°°

and Rev. Dloiiel Buote. Idaho. The AUTOS nrst O three __a__geS_ the B.__"_____s_when one a__°se_ was vm” to B ___v__ cle chad ~ .. .. »

i ‘ v ... ... ...

_azfiixsfcs were Ver? mstrucnve and _--_ added to it on two longer ranges to per and definite determination. 'I‘he

g__pf;'__5?__;l;‘;Se_:i;°;1;§ndO"s;;1f5' HARRISBURG. Pu-. AUS- 12 'win the event comfortably-by 15 Beauharnols case now presents the Second B °'_`___nEd on (U~P->-Jul/'l‘ldlllE in 5tut9~0Wn€d points.-The aggregate score for the opportunity for such a concrete New Ywknm

” ' uut0m0bll€S hu-‘S C95-S¢d 111 Pellll' match was' England 1160; Canada submission "' "' "' "'

- . sylvania Govemor Pinchot has 1145. The match was s special ev- And so 95 soon B5 the Quebec ei- C'°"‘“'d "' "' "°' H

e mg _mper on e “cat n rdered the 1,300 state-owned corn ent for the Canadian National Rail actions are over, the Federal Gov- P__“_d_l__hh ___ ___

' to be painted e muddy-brown color ways Empire Trophy A =econd-com- ernment intends to take up with ~

wni -an bl o‘ ' ~ ntoit .. me1°,;_C`;_§1§_r__°'ff;gHis ;f_°s‘_'f_f;d__';; with the Pelulsylveule _Keyelfllle petition will be held Saturday at tae Provincial c-ovemmcnttne mat- °' °

. _ Ci

nssocintioii was honored with the -- pri-seiicc of Mr. Justice Arsenault W en used for ather than official adm” Pacific Railways Trdbhy The specific quesmn Wm mm “P Chicago ...

i~_ _ _

_md M___ ,l___1____________ A_s________1_ MP purposes. ' The English team gathered a ten _on the right of the Quebx g°vem_ _ ~.. ... __ N_ B_ MR J______c__ Arsenault _‘___ Point leud let the 300 yard range. ment to grant the power lease to Begum ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ l.\'cred nn excellent address.

Wednesday morning, Requiem

High Mass wus sung at 8.30 by Mgr. P

~ Miss Josephine Gallant read an 0 `

inter st d 10

n each side, so it can be spotted |900, and 1,000 yards for the Can- ter of this reference to the courts. wuhmwn _ ___

mufe 90111128 at 5Q0 yurdS_ and then .to authorize the diversion of the _

TOULOUSE- -lllll' 12-M‘“‘““‘°|bent the Canadians by three more ’st. Lawrence River st the Hungry zoo msurrrms Bi llllumelle L’<fle“f9~“°e know” points at their favorite distance, Ba 0 gm;-lg tg the now famous `-

RODEZ Au 12-The recent 1118

ss has proved ol great interest $0

night, 'Allgiieli 13th. 8072-8-13 1

G TOWN FAME

CAVES BRN see the many classy horses there.

McQ\larr1e’e I-U R€ll»d`S C°l'll¢l' W' main grounds, as there is veryshape for the record breaking

imited room where the stables are. of nent week. The work \ ill be

The _horsemen are always delighted t0 5l`l0W their horses, and it will director, who knows exactly how e interesting to leam about abd put the final finishing touches

wards _niaking it lightning last

. B “

covery, in this little community in,_ the department of- Av¢yf9n in the, French Midi, of great natural csv-‘

inion Rifle Association meeting question was too abstract and that R

f ‘~ New York . . .. I

:-1 HH :- ~l¢

me '55

“MOTHER OF CATS" KILLED their favorite distance, added two the Beauhamois corporation and S, Lam. _ ___ ___

TTE

_ geologists in all parts of El1l'°P€~

Two great natural chambers replete '

~ with a magnificent variety of Stol-

H. actites and stalagmites have placed

the little city of Rodez on the geo-

g 19 logical map _of France. _

authorities that hired him.

HIRE DOGS T0 CHASE ELK

ssiortia, ,ore.. _ Auto l2-The isles is tlisttiic dogs win chose-

_ but not catch-the elk. Elk helds

invade farms in Tillamook Head. eating crops and digging POUBWBH-

under the supervision of the

I I I

Style Chats

W WITH ALMA ARCHER

to be bowling folks out of their Early American seats.

cards from ringer bowls to service plates.

so gather while ye may. '

selves beautifully for ash trays.

rits against tbelisw to kill the nn-

Catch on?

imals. so the state hired Dan Quin

' lan and his dog pack to "S1100" 311°

elk away. should one of his GOSS happen to catch and kill an elk. Quinlan would automatically be- _

BN come liable to arrest by the same

(iliiiissoii lol* the late members of lthro hout me mmmuméy as "Thai Y P ____-

ilic nssocintioii_ The convention was i intinucd and papers read by Miss illclene Gallant and Inspector Gal-

Lliiisiiiii education vias highly C

cusscd. Teaclliiig of French lnngu- st

age in the scliools by Inspector Gal- lant created ii good deal of inter-

ln the afternoon Mr. Adrian F.

luut. Miss Gnllant's paper on 2/I a- ~ ' - » ,

Arsenzlult, newly-elected member for Third Prince, addressed the Associa-

llg |600 yards, to make sure of the ¢,m9,1_

lgicdlhiheftircti§sheElsfasEhst?ayh(;TiE m¥,::'Bm,sh team was com ____d` Mmmwhue' the advices “Ze “re LAKEWOOD. 0-' All! 13

adam Lafieurance, a widow, liv- _G D _that the banks are prepared car- Ame;-tcm b1¢,¢¢m_ g species

d _mme m a umé oomge ____ the p_f_:_i;u_t_____s__;r1l;_e rg§;o_th,G i;m_c;1;;;1‘ I;-_Mgr th; tin;nc:;B_0f the worlrsuun- heron fan1£.mda :rd otfum

dred ~- ~ . - - - i c o er. o er represen a ons to Lakow en un

oinnoicti sud uiiicicnt points dis- czzparglcsfsggogidtligef :mug mei’-‘l~ A- J' Andrew* Lt- A~ E°°1°5» hes been slven en inumnucn 01 de- caught and identified at B

_S H___ entlencss causcd her S85- C~ C~ Wllliltt. Lf- Rl -7- Mid' sired reconstruction and other con- Zoo. The blrd, with a three

ri); _Ven k___§W__ ___ ____ _'_______,_un,ty ,lllemllsr Ellllllel' W» B=ll”b9"» and Lt- _ditions to the Clovemments con- beak and a wing Sinead of A _EW days ago she _vas kmed ____ J. A. Barlow, while Canada was rep- _Sent tg _further developments. The than a foot, was seen wan

est. __ _“___ whue ___ Search ___ one ___ resented by Lleut. Desmond Burke, implementing of the conditions vy111_ g,b°ut the share of yakn

her _ms that had strayed aw,,y_ Ottawa? C°mP5“Y q“al`°°l`m“5°°l' it is stated, preserve the interests weeks before it was finally

Set G- M- Elnslle T°f°nl°= Sgt or boiii me banks and the bona- ed. 'nic species is rarely lc J. H. Gray, Montreal; Q. M. S.,h01de“ this part ol _the country.

KING FAVORS OLD ART '

no., 0,, e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,a,,e,s and was LONDON my .12__K____ G______ Burien. csigsry; oust. J. T. Steele. ‘ probably, new negotiations will given an enthusiastic welcome. Prof. “ks the old schod of pamtlng and Guellmi SSL J- H~ D“"ld5”“» win' be fairly protracted and as Jhg BUZZABDS *ivan* 5

Blanchard, of Prince of Wales Col- art He has no time for the mod. nll°935 Ll- '7?'“e~" B°e» M°nl"9“l» present financing is tentative, these -#-

lege, followed with an instructive . and- Sgt. J. ii. Regan, Victoria, B. C. iare expected to be initiated very

address and an interesting account "neo-s cults He said as much when Null °n° mlm °l`l the entlre Squad lsoon. Before the situation is finally » 3 of the history of me Aeadinns on _sit n mbmon of mt ‘of eight scored lower than an “in- adjusted another month 0,. two M zona officials are cooside

P. E. I. Prof. Blanchard takes a. 1 1, pi N111] 1 greece preparation may e req re _ f keen interest in the educational ,;§;,;;§,_ 5-:§eKm;_o:;oo was “_ lott, scored the only “double pos- aid them in locating boot

welfare of the French Acadians. companled by Queen Mary and his Slble.` ‘When he Dlulled 30 S0095 ln' "Where did the car hit him?" md |`““k"5 K ”‘l“°"° Sher" Several questions wcre asked and slsgey-_'princess v1¢g0,-1a_ spent near to the bullseye on the 300 and 500 asked the Corona-_ MCFIMGDI mi .5 fl answered satisfactorily. Several ly an l'l0l-ll' walking around the yurd rang€S- "At the junction oi the dorsal and buuuds chfcung " new wh

members present gave brief address- exmbmom By ranges, the scores were as the cervical ve,-tebmef `,-epugd the V€§lll9»lf¢d and 'Wad 5 50 es. ilio : ai si it e _ °°l’l’°" 'W1' ° °“““"'°Y °'

and the Secretary, Mr. Anthony tion fy-nm the Lynn press Club British Team ... . 388 390 .382 seat: “Man and boy I've lived in_l'h° mtnut M ° um" Bumlfd. W€l'0 1`0-€l@C£€d fOr U10 cu- awaits John Polando and Russell Canadians 378 388 370 these parts for fifty years.” he pro-

.156th place Provincial rights in the pren_lises.' -

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em styles and all the differenti _ PH°ENIx_ Arm A___12

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°‘ “‘° High Salaried

ksioc M811 ACCept '

men Reductlons'

und ill MELBOURNE Australia, Aug. 12

-chief Justice Evan nufv and _Juegos stem and ii:v\tt of the

Er . °°»Plllf~ losnsaisn rms cable vis nsulcrsi

TILL High court bench .have replied to

Prime Minister Scullin's suggestion- that they should voluntarily accept

*Ml* 9. reduction in salary, with the de-

he __ ed __ ex pa _ 11°' ‘| claration they are unwilling to dr ' 'ner" while one man, Sergeant Wil- b ui d_ putlzing thousands of buzzards 110 _ anything that would affect the sec

lessen# 'tion of ths constitution which pi-c I J- R- vides the _remuneration of Judge 00k °f shall not be reduced. The threi €r0'l1l' however, are willing to forego tray -gallon elling expenses. Three other ,Judge liquor of the High Court Bench, Justices

0 W5 me C W H B5

The president. Mr. Elma Pinedu. LYNN Mass. Aus 12-A recon- ' 300 500 600 The burly foreman race from his ‘nd “‘“"- T” ;‘_°°l:_ ‘"4 __’_;'°“‘°°°" Rim- D"‘°“ “ld M°T‘°’““'“' “’° “U

paying $3,750 annually into the Treasury, a sum representing 25 percent of their salaries.

*il

"Rose in Snow," "Star “Dew Drop," "Stars," and Raised

Grapes” are a few of the Early American glass pattems which seem

Anything in the way _of s. raised grape, it seems, sells lickety

out to every woman that enters an antique shop, and practically any of these designs are greatly to be desired right through the

The tip off, however. is that although such popularity must be

deserved, it won't be long now probably until th.ere'll be a run on the market for the mottled. or “slag” glass in all diiierent colon,

_ This American type includes competes that today make marvelous cigsret containers. and the old honey dishes adapt them

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LIVE I-IOGS

Tuesday and Friday forenoon.

We continue to receive Live°Hoge' at our plant every

' ‘Bring your hogs direct to us and you save all inter- medlate_expenses._Thus, getting top-market price-

~ A Davis & Fraser

'1-so-waits. 1 ‘ - ' _

_ ’ ‘ A1 _ 1

Sllll'l8 yeur- On Tuesday evening on Boardman, New England fliers, Cadet Gunner Barber had highest IHWNSNHB Pl'0Bl'um was provided by when they return from their non- individual score for the match, 147, Jocai talent. Rev. F. X. Gallant atop flight to Turkey. A cable ac- just three points below a perfect

rendered some beautiful solos. He ce was accompanied by Rev. Theodore ly

wQ a,a. ,aiu ;s; goin- si.;-1;-_s -is

.si -'l~i's'x`~‘:'-§`s.»';L

~':`~':`-':`»'z-:urs

.l:\!a1|'.

I ¢:u:¢nnn‘:n'¢;s;

pting the club‘s invitation recent- tally. The Canada match followed was received. ` the first -stage of the Gnvemor-

General‘s match, greatest rifle shoot

""""""" qQm:8785°Dm75°r ing event in Canada, and in this

match, too, scores reached unusual

’ proportions. Lieut. W. I-I' Jeffrey.

Montreal, Sgt. F. E. Shepherd, Ot-

' ° _ tsws, ‘and sgl. H. asslinc. Toronto.

all tied -for leadership with scores

146 Richmond St., Charlottetown _ of mi one 1”, than pos-luis, 'rnc

matchlwas fired at 200, 500 and 600

Fire Life Accident Sickness l'°"’=' “th ll" ’°"‘“’“‘““ ."“"“"°

" " " 800 and 900 remaining to be fired

and Plate Gloss Insurance §’.’Z..iZ§,“2333.;§3i.Z§?§°?.2“§.f§§.17

Only 150 men qualify for the final

at L0w8St Rdfeg stats and will bsvc io shoot on for _ _

\ the last 25 places in the qualifiers- _and Walker matches. Cadet Lt. Q.

Nine men had totals ol 103, 15 oth-

Agent at Summeraide, Lloyd [Lewis ef-’ ll” l°’~ °“° "““""°‘ “dl

twenty-five marksmen in the nrst

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tested ponderously, "and I've never heard of the place.”

_...__

that may take some beating. Lt. J. N. Dow. St. John and Capt. F. M. _Bmith, Annapolis, were among those with 102’s. Weather conditions were worse for the Governor-Cieneral'e than for the Canada match.

The sun was beating down with

lterrific force, and in front of the

targetes. mirage shuttled up and down. According to results issued late this afternoon Cadet Capt. Don slisrrcit, oi Hamilton. ont., won the gold medal for high score in the Gooding competition. The med*

_al is awarded for the best aggre-'

gate scores in the Tyro, Macbougall

Breeretont, Winnipeg, took second place, while Cadet T. Gregory, of Saint John, N. B., won the bronse

CITIZENS T0 GET ROAD

-V055 The move for reduction in salaries

and wages has been put into oper- ation in most sections of Australian

12-GOV public lifeystarting with the Gov

amor Roland Hartley has ed highway director Bam H award no highwdy contracts _not specify that citizen is be used in construction wor oellation of contracts for to comply with this provisi mean forfeiture of the eo

the governor said.

OL Wash., Aug.

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Nucl- ernment, _ Parliament and Civil es to Service. The Governor~General and

that do State Governors have voluntarily

lully accepted reductions during 'the

li- Cllll' present economic crisis- _

failure ' on will Bert: ‘Think of a number, and 1'1l ll'-l‘“°l¢i tell you whether 1t's odd or even! _

Albert: “Ali right. I just called l

my girl on the 'phone What‘a the

number?"

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title-cleaning methods.

`\._\/Vhen these methods are perfect in cverY ' regpocitheyaro passed on to us member

plants to better enables: 'to goe¢lf\*°° you ii- ww new q-iw ~l-~'-~i °l~

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made-on the grain crops of Britain ' ';»r|m»| cam _ - l by the Ministry of Agriculture show '

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