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ORCHESTRA-SHORT SUBJECTS

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Untamed Love

WILD l The thunder oi

BABBARIC!

FASCINATING! ll-llﬂlilllg hoois runs through

this mat picture as the lmslstnlu, Coggggkg sweep on to a silrrhig climax.

John Gilbert in rolsiors ilmo ""5 111*" I- Iﬂllwnilaus spectra-r uTfm"

leaves you breathless

ll‘ present indications are any criterion, the coming oi’ the Murphy Bros, Circus here ior seven days, starting Saturday. September 8th

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bci‘ 15th, under the auspices of the Ahcgwclt A. A. A. will be l. big suc- rtess. The Number One Advertising Cur arrived here. Saturday under the supervision oi Ian Fitzpatrick with twenty bill posters and they are now covflng the entire Island with millti-colcred lithographs and ‘post- ers. This meritorious attraction has been exhibiting in the larger cities nf the United Btatos andOanada and as soon as ‘the advance adver- tising is seen. the amusement-lov- ing public anxiously await the com- iml oi the shows.

Murphy Bros, Circus is the larg- est. fraternal amusement enterprise exhibiting in Canada and consists oi about seventy-ﬁve people. together with a cunglonieratlon oi various performing anilrlllsuAmong the lea- tnrc attractions is Hart's Highland All-Girl Kiltles Band, a galaxy oi ﬁfteen lady mus ianswho dispense music througllcu the -entirc per- formance. Bert Hows, that funny lellow headsthe clown contingent. The Gordon Trio oi ‘Acrobats inan- other worth-wiiilcatti-action. Rex Society Circus and Professor Vaul- m Hlsh-schoclﬂhraes are a rave- lation in animalihtclligonce. These Hm only a iew oirthc many attrac- tions to be seep.“ .. ‘

Entries in thbipﬂplllﬂﬂty contest are now being rcoslved at the Con- test Office addOiIcus rs, Ste.

Phone, 210 and gqdyggu. Ifqﬂ] youns lady , manta now and be credi Nita onstbcuund

free votes. W an in this contest

Matinee 3.15 Night 7 and 8.45

biles and other prizes besides cash commissions. All information will be gladly given by calling at-the oiiice.

AUGUSTA. Me. Aug. 3l.—A sale- ty cdhiererlce oi interest to pulp and paper manufacturers in the ncrtr n section oi the contin- ent will be held here next month, under the auspices oi the Pulp and Paper Mill Safety Council. The pro- gram oi the conference is being pre- pared by Mr. Record of Livermore Falls, safety engineer ior the Otis Mill oi tbs International Paper Company and council director ior this region. Safety engineers oi the

New Hampshire and ‘other sections will be in attendance at the con- ierence, which will be the first of its kindto be held in> this section oi’ ‘the country. The program will in- clude general discussions of safety work and ‘safety appliances and ‘the education oi employees in the in! dustry against- “ . —-——-<0&---—- AIRPLANE WRICKAGE mummies‘ ‘IIYSTESY

OHATHAM, Mass, Aug. 3l.—The mystery attached to pieces of air-

North Chatham has besndccpened by the declaration oi manufactur- crs that the fragments were potl- tively not ports oi the lll-iatod

a; , but are either 52600 or 820M- . No manu- iooturers name could be iound on

will receive two beautiful automo-

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NICKEL KETTLES FOR $21.9 . .- Regular $3.00 Value

on Krcvns anon ran an ALL dorm.

BETHUNE HARDWARE C0” LTD.

the wood.

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pulp and paper mills oi Maine and-

plane wreckage washed ashore-st “m.

_ abloctntkocp-cﬂitihl of the

Golf Even Harder

LQNDONZ-Goiiers may ‘find a larger and lighter ball in the mark- er in January, i903,- ii a. scheme which is to be submitted to America in the nelol few weeks ls approved. At a meeting in Innodn decently, the question was discussed with the manufactures. who weretold of the proposals oi the Golf Ball Commit- tee. Briefly these are that the size oi the ball shall be increased from 1.62 inches to 1.68 liichu and the weight shall be reduced from 1.62 ounces in 1.55 ounces. -

These alternations are designed with the object oi shortening the length oi’ drives and oi making con- trol of the ball more diiiicult.

More Trying Than Ever

Tllesecmay not make much diiier- olwc l0 the game oi the professional or oi the scratch" golfer, but the trmnmﬁously larse body of high- ilsndlccv players will most assuredly find their gains become even more trying. , , . ‘ - ‘A "larger and a lighter ball, ii sliced. will sheer oiiisr more quick- ly to the right than the present- day goifbsll. In c. strong windthe“ Nth handicap player is entirely ' of the elements except whorl. by - a happy accident, he chances to hit a low-nkingshot. Uillﬂbllrcfusionlls ‘and amateurs “Wilﬂiyliniihtmploliilhips maybe fllghtoi

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Creepy nlidnlgllt - an "gmpty" house- mysterlous shallows -glldlng figures -

gu out—a stirtl‘ shriek — your hull‘, rises — chills chase; themselves up and. down your spine- yet you chuckle to_. yourself all ihe' while.

1-11-11:- Also MEN-MAID COMEDY

SCREAM

The boy was eloplng -_ The mother was trying him-neither knew the other was in the house-Abe maid was irclen with terror-and tile sinister "Deacon" alone- knew what it was all about.

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HALIFAX, Aug. BL-Rny Mitchell came back at the Arena-last 1118M- csme book irl startling manner-

Fishtlna ypis own_ light, a smash- ing two-iistcd attack that ‘lashed against the ribs and lace oi his op- ponent. the colored boy who was both a "hero" and a "bum" here. sometwo years ago, battered Vic McLaughlin into defect in ﬁfe sec- ond round of a scheduled ten. round

battle. -. »

Mitchell didn't score a c knockout. but he battered

beat him up. -‘ ' Teddo Power ended the battle. forcing the lighting Mitchell into a corner and holding aloft his hand in victory, while McLaughlin stumb- led to his corner-well beaten.

Perhaps " it was the knowledge

that he had to make good that spur- red Mitchell on to such asmaishi ' victory b_tlt the moat likely- thin 4: that lai-ltqhell had ‘no Frankie n: in his corner and all his points and misses were his own. - McLaughlin was badly stung in the ﬁrst round by right hand punch- es that Joltedover his heart. A short leit hook sent the visitor reel- ing back several times. while Mltch~ ell crouched and weaved. caught thz maiority oi l/icllhughlins punclie on his arms and broad shoulders and short rights and left to the head and body that shock the visitor up.

The second round had ‘hardly started whenMitollell opened his drive ior victory. are. battered-bu man into a corner, battled him along the ropes i0 the next corner. slung him around with leits and right: that caused him to reel along the strands and then did the thing all over again.

McLaughlin was game. Seldom ii ever did a man take such wallops in the iace or the body as did Vic and stay up. Several times only the ropes prevented him from ialling. Once he ducked his head and hung onto the cords and Rcicree Power counted over him. Then he swung out and Mitchell swung in. f

McLaughlin was out on his feel and taking a lacing when Power stopped it. ' , n-u-i-ni-‘q this new ball, but the avenge golfer will iind that "his score will mount

up.

The physical pleasure oi the long‘ drive will be minimised by this pro-- posed ball which, ii introduced. will ‘cost the markers thousands of pounds ior new moulds. exchange oi stocks all over the world. '

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Abegweits will engage Summer- slde on the letters home lot this aiternoon and evening in what promises to develop into excellent ball games.

Sulilmerslde, smarting under their recent League defeats at the hands "lithe locals will endeavor today to annex at least an even break against the Prince Edward Island lhamplons.

It is understood that a large

" lumber of fans are making the trip ' 3c the Western Capital.

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lul ﬁalii. . . biiiliwlywels IeIpIeBncilZIIIHQQkBdlhim fro '_l » ‘to post, mauled "his ieatures

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cannon ‘SEEKING nsnvcsr =IIANDS 1N u. s.

BOSTON, Aug. BL-Wlth the ‘argest grain crop in history expect- ed in western Canada, steps are icing taken to secure harvest hands %8 United States. J. E. Laiorce. general agent of‘ the Colonization mp passenger traffic department of ‘he Canadian National Railways, while in Boston, stated that the pro- llllclhl governments have arranged with the railway; for exceptionally ow fares for persons taking employ- nent in the grain ilelds. Special ex- lursion trains will be run.

JRIGINAL SCENES FOR SSIJINING MACKEREL

CAPE NEWAGEN,.Me.. Aug. 31.~ A crumbl ' ‘ old structure and graying fish’ ed commonly referred to as Gray's Whari, attracts little attention here, yet it is a silent re- minder to veterans oi an epoch in the north shore ﬁshing industry.

Inthe summer oi i865 eight re- tired ﬁshermen oi Boothbay and Southport Island clubbed together stored it in the shed on Gray's try and seine mackerel with it. Old ﬁshermen laughed at them and said it couldn't be done. Up to this time mackerel were caught on hand lines by "jigging" over the vessel sides ior them. ,

In September big schools oi mack- erel appeared in those waters known as The Ark Just oil Cape Newagen to the eastward near the Cuckolds lighthouse. The blg seine was hust- led into dories and a set was made. The catch was unloaded on Gray's Whari and the ilsh were split. dressed and salted in the shed.

All the boys and men that could be-impressed in the sparsely settled neighbourhood worked three days on the ﬂsh. The catch stopped about $0.000 and the shareholders after de-

havo washed your hair, aqueous lo-

ducting ‘at received slightly

"1011 Juice into the rinse wltcr. A over $000 apiece. That was the act- lﬂR-le will amwer the some cal-beginning oi seine mackerel fish-

M31135 this north shore.

1nd bought a big purse seine. ‘they, Whari and said they were goingto i

i-Fpitinghill and .

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. n. V _ SPRINGHILL. sent L-Evefl“. ‘Q ,_ * ..

thing is in readiness for the bis same here Labor Day at 3 P- m» between Saint Agna. Halifax M111 the Maritime champions. The gmundg are being put in ilrst 01838 condition which should make the ball very iast. Springhill ball stars and ians are underratin! the st. Agnes team but are continent of “in; two straight games in the series. Manager Conway has M“ selected his pitcher yet. He may pitch (lranton or McLeod. the BPRd ball artists and save Albion ior wgdnsgdayu game inHaliiax. Joe Gamett oi Halifax and William Nclles oi Springhill will umpire. A large crowd is expected to attend

‘Big Leagues

BATURDATS BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8 10 0 Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 13 1

Plpgras, Hoyt and Collins, Brax- ton, Hadley, Burke, Gaston, Brown and Ruel, Kenna. Tille- Boston

r" is.

Preparations are all complete ior the largeat ‘Labor , Races and Sports l0 ~

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gAt 0.30 all thefLabor‘ Truckmen IUnlonﬂnQl will __ t_ their ‘l-Iallxon 31y terjwiym sharp ten the pa ade’ * and with the Legicn_ Band, Glace Bay Salvation Army Band and Hue B d iumishing the‘ music; will par- a}: the following Streets: From B Hall to Queen Street, along n to Kent Street, Kent 110.1“ t Prince to Water. Water to Pownal, Pownal to Kent. Kent to Que o and w their Hall. The Parade wll be marslialied by Mr. James Sherry, assisted by Messrs. Frank Hughes and Harold Donovan.

A ﬁrst prize ior the best decorated Float in the following classes will be awarded. Artistic, Original, Ad- vertising, Comedy. ' The Judges of the best ﬂoats will bm-Messrs.

~ pl‘ " fSport and n M1,. elwllbﬂ 94M}! Uri “m . l»; large turn out oi peqp

-.' "- Russel Abbott, George awn“ m

Brown, James um“ 1815- - yle. Dave Be » 7 Juve crept-rem y,“ m i match race between Larr ‘ . ‘DQPWF Don and Percy, ~ m1‘: Canned l-leat is going m b‘; a M hot one from go m _wire. me‘ and Spoon Race is going u, new able laugh as will the Blindfold a . - 6 C1955 A has live em Kins; H. waushn: 'I'he Ghost DOWN; Breeﬂly Jim, A. Ford; 3,1 m Light. G. Bridges; Hennessey. I Glass B-JLong Jack. B. McTagu Yellow Boy. NI- McCarthy; Jackalins E. McCabe; Speckled Peter, w, 11ml nessey; Dynamite. W. Collier; Moon.

shine, G. Shepherd; Free Beer, R, -

Vuisey.

Grey Bird, ou-

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Thomas .White, Ed: Acorn’ and M. P. Titus.

, Running Race-Western Lad, A ' In the afternoon commencing at Murphy; ﬂirt? J. Stewart: Park Boy:

130 Horse Races and Athletic Sports A. McRae; Dixie, F. DalzieL

ivillbe held onthe Exhibition Race Qobblng Race-Minnie, <3, Hen, TrackiThe officials ‘in charge will bcz-Messrs. Ed. Acorn. L. B. Mc- Millan. Chief Ranaghan, R. Steele.

nessoy; Gun Tale. S. Vessey; Al“, J. Collier; Speckled Peter. W. l-lenl nessey; Moorish-Tie. G. Shepherd; Free Beer, It. Vesscy.

1 Ruling, Simmons, Grliiln 8nd Hoimann, Grove and Cochrane. Perkins. _ Detroit... 6 11 1 st. Louis 4 '1 ° Carroll and rlarsrave. odsen and Schang. ‘ ' Cleveland . Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 5 3 ‘Miljus and L. Sewell, Faber and Grouse.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

First game: Phlla. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 11 2 Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5 9 3 Wllloughby, Walsh and Davis. R. Smith, Taylor and Spohrer. Second game: Phlla. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Boston

son, Broggs and Taylor. i Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 '7 0

Multum pro purvu

New Style-A fresh inter- pretation of dynamic sym- .netry; new slender-proﬁle ladiator; longer, still lower body linespbalanced color combinations; new arched Y window silhouette; new‘ bowl lamps; new-type smaller wheels.

New Performance- lypical Chrysler brllliancy if getaway, astonishing power undpickup from the new Chrysler-designed “Silver-Dome" High-Com- pression engine; marked nmoothness and quietness at all speeds; unusual econ- omy of gas and oil; new- iypo internal expanding four-wheelhydraulicbrakes give instant stopping in-any weather.

New Luxuryof Riding- New roomincss, affording lpace for ﬁve adults to ride In surplus comfort. Excep- tional easc of riding due to long spring base, ﬂexible nprlngsandshockabsorbers.

New EIBQGROB-Jnteriori; lppolntments of a dloLlnc-l»

live richness and elegancey fine quality fixturosl throughout; Jilgh-grado I mohair upholstery {for 1' closcﬂ Jmnddls, Ugouuluu

lea‘ Vi‘ Sikhs gralnifor" npﬁsxpﬂcls. ,.

Cincinnati

Piclnich. I St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4 8 0 Pittsburgh

and Hargreaves. Brooklyn .

and Hogan.

First game: A

Jersey City . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. '1 8 Rochester

Second game:

Jersey City . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4 9 Rochester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. '7 l1 First game:

Newark

I 4 Benge and Lerlan. Brandt. Clurk- \ggc'z,t:;gaéa-rﬁ g1 - - - - - - - - ~ ~ - - -- 2 9

Balke and Hartnett, Kolp and i First game:

Baltimore‘

Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8 Second game:

‘Baltimore

1 'l l Sherdel and Wilson, Hill, Brame.

First game:

Reading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8 ‘Buffalo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0 Second game:

Reading , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0 l ‘Bufialo.; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..3 7

TIIE SINK. ~.

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1 Petty and Deberry, Fitzslmmons

INTERNATIONAL ‘

To keep the sink white and shill-

1 ing, make a soap jelly by dissolving isoap in warm water and adding a u few tablespoons oi kerosene. Keep . 4 this in a glass jar near the sink. This is a. good use ior the pieces oi |

soap left from the soap dishes.

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. . . a new idea and‘ New ideals"

for a low-priced quality LSiX

Here’s a new, low-priced, six-cylinder Chrysler-built car-$1075 and up, at the factory-with all the inimitable snap and dash and comfort and style that have made Chrysler-built cars world-famous —unmistakable evidence of the great strides Chrysler-lies made in increasing “

the buying power of the automobile

dollar in the past twelve months-

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