“plats reco m,

BER Lo, 192s

w l

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IIIII¢IIEIIIIIFIIES """"."ll::::;;":lll.1111""

i

VALIQUBTTE "For over three years. I was

troubled with very bad Headaches, ‘

Nervous Dyspepsia and Liver Iroubles._ Then, I began taking fiiilt-a-tives". Very soon my condition im raved, and thanks to these vvo derful fruit tablets I am once more entirely well". The wonders of the famous Fruit Treatment are only re-

vealed when-you read a letter‘

like this, which comes from Madame Valiquetle, 1133 Notre Dame St. W» Montreal.

"Fruit-a-tives" is tliejuicea all

lllllllll!» "Nukes. figs and prunes, intensified -and combined with tonics-—nnd foniis a complete fruitetreatment for Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Skin Troubles.

25c. and 50c. a box — at dealers or sent by Fruit-a-tlvel Limited, Ottawa, Ont.

STOCK QUOTATIONS

HALIFAX‘, Feb, ilflQtltlltlllOlls lklrnishetl by; Johnston and vVallwLi Altnlbcrs of the Montreal Stock Exchange:

At, Tnl). and SfllliuvFO Ry 121%]

American Can Co, . 237% Am. Ca rand FOllzltlly (Jo. 10511;; Atlantic ReflucryCo. ., 321/, .'\I'ilI‘l'I(‘1ll'l Lnronlntivc Co , 114%‘ lhiucnntia Cnp. Min, Co . 44151

N.Y. 01-h. tllltl Hull. 11115. 11.11. 12rd",

‘ ‘i 0111111 11111111

SHOP from Holman’: Catalog.

T-HE MARKET-There was a good attendance at -thc market yesterday. Eggs sold at 40c, butter 43c, chickens 90c, fowl 85c, ducks $1.00. Hay sold at b0-—53c. straw 35c, oats 4045c, potatoes 50-550.

GRAND CONCERT In C. M. B.1\. H1111. Vernon River. Wttlliesday night October 14th. at eight lplemi vM-‘r - did t Lit. l) 1'11 '1 -_, - BELFAST-Services at Belfast n l ed s Id e

‘Sunday the 11th. Morning service v11 o'clock. Rev. A. S. Stcwart will

l HALLOWEEN TEA at St. James‘ II. li-‘litlayl. lOcil. 30. Reserve 5418

, MlAflSHFlELD-Preabyterian ser- lvzcc will be held In tile Mlirslilleld. dfllnist Church bundzly. October 11th at 3 o'clock.

111...;

MAIL FOR OV‘ERSEAS.—Ll!tI.e-r lnali for Grout Ilritain will ‘be for-

St. Pauls A ilhuirt: hI Thanksgiving (A n d? Anniversary ‘Scrvices

011 Sunday next will be llcld in‘ st. rauls church the frhaa giving .1i1d one h-uudrcd lltlll tifty-sixth-All " dlvorsary selvces, , ‘

‘itie lteverclld ll. L. _Fieiliiug L. l‘l1., lttcwr of the Stone Church. wit. John, will preach at, butll sv-r- .1ccs, Mr, FLillmg tor u number o1‘ years was a missionary ut Ltllill l-iarbour on the coast of‘ ilaffius utllltl, lie did valiant service at that iutpost m‘ the tJhurch or Ensliuul

Allemll- , i ivlirdt d v.11 New York by tlhe, lsteanlcr Manrotanlafwhich sails 011i Wetlncsday the 14th. A fuI-l nlai-l for» the United Klllgtltllll will be tl€‘~l spate-lied 1.0m‘ 11111111111111 by

Steamer Montcalm 011 Friday, the 16th, and zlnolllcl- full mall will a-lso ‘ _ b0 dispatched to the‘ United King? CUlTr-bcrvlces for butldfl)’. Octfib- 11.0111 by tlli- Stea-nlcrs Aleganilc and‘ ,er 11th as lollows: New llomiuiolt Antonin which sail from Montreal lat 11.00 11in, Clyde River at 3.00 flu Sltturdlly, the 17th, The 1min} p.m.; Kingston at, 7,30 p,m_ Sal]. stealmer will be used (for ldreci‘ bath school as 111111111. Saturday cv-‘uiails to 1111c Continent ‘ lncliulinzf enlng choir practice at Long parcel post i011‘ Erance. ' 1 ‘Creek. - '

, -_ I MALPEQUE SERVICES»- Rev. ‘A. 1v. itobcltcon w.1l conduct ser- vice in lblalipmut? Church, Sunday evening. Oct. 11tll, at 7.30 p, n1. ’

I uonru RIVERIB-APTIST cm-

______v I

____ MEETING IN MONCTON. -—l NQT|CE_SL S "nlsbnrough Wm The conlmittcl- uppointrd at" e be laid u“ ‘m, inspection on 0cm‘) meeting ol‘ the lllltlritllne Economrl cl" 13th and 14th, A motor boat (klnlmlfllllllh llelll he”, llllll Gllml will take her -pllice and make the frfirgll: “£,,F.“L]".yf")r:ell', Ehli llllllal lrlllll lull" lll'l"l"ll slleel looking ‘ilntlif the‘ ‘(lllitblllfllll 08f! ll llllll- 5‘lllll'l0'l0‘3l time rates here today,

' ‘t.’ l; i‘ fr" -. - l NEW LONDON SERVWES" '_ léllllllfcdlstllltl,“tllllliillllillllmthlulli: lltillltl-i

Tllpll‘ wlll hi‘ I""‘l“-'l'"ll"5 lie-Wm“ llrllltttt-u. J. 1). .‘\11'1\' 1111a l1‘ lltrllul" h" “l” lmllllllll "llicllll. l“ lollilwll" Scllll dcrs, Si. John 1i 1t i 'l‘u1"u-‘ lmlwll ‘lat’ Ocl- llll‘? (lmlille 'M"m"bul'1 and A E, Sétlrlltlfilltl ‘IIHIIHY lllllll ll ‘l- "l"? i/llllo" 23lo- ‘lml l’;"rs'1lc11:lii-,;gl1s 1t the Alnritllll

lay the _ whose ability has not lessened Wllll

.n Canada and 111s name is fumlliul" to many ot‘ 0111" people.

‘ Special music has been nrrllullllll _

organist Professor 11:11-11 the passage o1‘ years.

Th1, Anlhims: "1 Will Fred u!!! Hock," and “Thou Vibilllfil IIl~ Earth and llltassctli 1t," wit! b. sung by tht- Choir lit the n1ol"l1i1ll!‘ and evening services respectiu-ly,

Missions Get 65 Per Cent

" " r1111 onltnrorrmrowu GUARDIAN"

J. 1V. IKENPTEDY

» Nominated as a Progressive candi-

date for the riding of Glcngarry, Ontario.

$2.65 A Barrel

Of The Budget‘ Ofllered

‘Dliose -prr- cent of the budget fund of lllt‘ con- EXPECT

tluuiiig Prcsbyteriali church to In: rli-scd Ill 11120, will be devoted 111 11111101111114 home and foreign 11111:.‘ Hlllll wnrlt. This was lluiilulllrrd

ilore ycstcrdlly llI tllc 11111911111; o1 N» .-\i I'1llll'l' licllt )“-*'l"l"l“.‘v’ ‘ii

the 'lnro111o and Kingston Presby-

>lfll1g ltlvcr atj till-111, , l "n- Trtmp “V_H__f| M“, (ma. ha“ gym“ by u Hm“ “rm! , FUNERAL TOMQRRQW__. The ‘ifmllfiilllll m“ lmllllllg llllll ll"...l>il. Mr, lrul-gushil said linil the

lm umzillr- t.> at! l1d.~1l\"lon cton '1‘-lnnsc1"lpl, ’—""*‘——€-O4I>

rcmalns of tho lutc 1)r, Lester Hou- lc will tll‘l‘i\’t‘ in the city Saturday lvclling on the 6.I’0 1111111, .l<‘uncral will take place from Ills father's residence (i0 Ilillsboro St, Sunday :lf1c1"1loon at 2.15. Service con1inon~

Y. M. C. A. Convention rilul! ‘(It 2 o'clock. Tlll-‘Yltlclli. Pol». ‘ lPil Ieliltltel‘ . l - .

" y i Membership Basis

NEW Ytlllli Oct, 9.-——Evlde11ce

I 5‘ POLICE COURT.—A lllttll from (thc country tlglptulring at tllt- Polico l": r yOSI(’l‘tI'1' an ‘l 011a; c of - » 1112111,: drunk zlllll dlsrllldel"lyr via-s rn- on “Slit lllllllll‘ lmll ‘mil llowfl,‘ ‘l’: lllllll-‘lffll, 'i‘I1 |n'1n ‘s trllarlzctl \vIli1 M} l n mull’ m lilmlldlllng ‘lldl lwqwznu: a wmmm‘ who.“ he lulng lcilticllclrs lltlcctllll; the llVHh‘ drove frmn Hl11sbo1"o llli-dgc to the ‘ll yllllllll, lll‘l.l “ml “W” ml evllryl Ciil‘, and 11111111111: hcnabout the ll“llll_ ‘l'lll,ll'~' mm" ‘Vlllll lepllelll l M,‘ thmm‘ He Wm m, trim] ciltatlvcr: o. tilt.- Young Men's Chins - ,1 m,- wnnmn is qufl-lcpqlny w. tglun ssoclatlonsd of the Ilnitctll covert-d 1111111 bur injuries to ‘lp-‘nltllttél und Cilllll ll nice‘. in \.V"ls11‘ p111 "lgrllrr-Q h|m_ l lingtou. I), C.. thc lust w t-k oflflol -~— ltober- The llltorlultioiilll (Jonvclll _ WINSLOE SERV|CES.—»—Tho Un-‘tiou, \\‘lll(‘ll idlllftlrltlllfl tllc commonI “(lll (‘burr-ll of ("l1ldtIil.1R(‘V, \V. II. meeting ground of tlll- llssotuutiolls l'illlIlUl‘, Alinistt Svrvltl 511111111)’ from both sides of tllc border, will‘

W-vftlicr 11tI1: W 1'l!)(‘ N rill 11 :1. pumju“, m," Opp 3,; u, gm mull

Cuba Cane Sugar Co. Pfd <10fl/,."‘j‘ \\"f11-=!1111 51111111 Tl 1>- 1110 "lull" will h.» li)IIII\\‘i'l, 0-1. 21 to :11. bv Illl.£‘.l‘*12l ltmul lhillcrllrl ,._ 713W Ill‘ l‘l,7 Il< "l4 SllllIllY Sllllolll Rally tile illlllllttl nil-cling of tho Nilllllll‘, Ktlly Springfield Tire Co 17l.4_.;*"\"l"‘ lfjl" Ill‘ "Si" "1 "I" “"“"“l"'" .11 (fuillltnl 111 Illi‘ v, .11. c, .133 (1.. British Empircfiieel. 211d Pfd, w. 111', ll,‘_‘~‘l"1“l‘l~ .'ll"“" “fll l“ l‘ tho i'tilii‘tl Hlilll-H.

Standard Oil oi‘ New Jerscy 40%,, '““"lll7l WNW” “l llllllbflolln" Lliymill and (flllllltlyilil leltdrrs

Stlintlilrtl Oil of N111" York International Petroleum ---II Reading Co, . Southcrii llilelillc Co. . l.',$. Tudus, _‘._l_l-\1_.AICtJl1r1 United Sta jQtecl Bill TPIBDIKUIG‘ ..... ., ' Brazilian Fraction

Spanish River Preferrvti

Spanish River C0111, ,..,..__ 081/1 Stool ("ompaily ot Canada . 9215i Liturcntide Pulp .. 92%|

Lnurentitle Ptllll- ,1

(Ynnndllin Sicamsh 11 fill/M Asbestos Com. -- Pill-F‘ Dominion Bridge ,. 07'

{Vlontroal Power

47 65 C1111 Conffimoltcrs . 141% nouns 193.1 Vigfnry BANKS

Bank Comlilerce

Bank Royal N‘ Bunk Zuontroal _ 270% Wlle:1t-Dn.c.. . "_ 15854; f‘lll"v1-~D0.".. 7G \I.'ly. Rillii _

Outs-Ilctz. R934 ‘Mnv. 411. WhcaP-Oct. 22; 11cc. 1195412

May. 12336.

British Government Make Presentation

‘I iulnclcus" lrii-ndu hero, I

"till ' cv "1111 (lctoler l gm lnfhfillm’: ‘I01. from many c1’ lll- Z10 trp-"llit

M. M]; 4),, taken which the associuliolls of the Unit‘ ; and M U“, 1211' S,1lt“s and (‘zillutlll are at work a fouls-muss wlll be prcsvllljlt Wlrsllillgttlll.

Huciiillv Ill coullc. with the‘ T0 ""“'I II!" llYfllllvlll-‘l "f Illl" ..u1"1-h 1vl11 be Il(‘I(l. ‘Illlly, yrulng mrn mus work in clos 5hr (f1‘~!)I)-"l'ilil()ll that‘. over before

1

,'i)r. John R. Illntt. gcnlral sec. Y; Itary of tho National Council audi the llllilfllllilillllll Fmmnlttcc.‘ Still-i of u“, Royallgests. 811011111111: particularly of‘ tho; States and

PERSONALS

M)‘. llj)_I_1§-,rt Alien X _ _ _

1111111: s-lafl‘ has been lrllnsferreti todlrillllmll“ l" lll" l "‘l"‘ Sydney uud leaves for there 1.11s Cmlllillb ll" “m?

naming" llluch to 111v l‘8}{l'(‘i at‘ 111s

anti lnwlssness. of l1i!t:\l"i1t-=1s and, - — (strife ill so , racial and internal

Mis-l Lut-y llla-nchzird. and llltwssrs tinilal rotations, 0t’ materialism and I‘ll‘1llt‘.l‘ llitchlc and Allwrt Blautallard of naturalistic philosophy. together“ left yesterday "WTYTIIIB 501' ‘MOII-(with the perils ri-siltlng from ttit

- "IQIh-“IIPY” U10)’ ""111! lil-‘ll "lllhi lnlflFOVVIllK love ot‘ luxury. extravllg-l

ll l‘- N- R‘ llmllllc" lllg colleen" alicc, can", and softness and _t‘rotil _ T" , '11 gtucrul spirit of couiprom-st: ' ‘l’ “Vlllcllesler llllll wlledwith donut-grade trudencles, morn

. sol" Mass. are spending a| . .

shflrt visit h. the- city with his fath-‘bellel “tlfl, \",‘,“l““_F?,'flwglfeglllellzl er. Mr. Joseph “Winchester. all-fill‘ W“ ‘j. .“"“"‘"", l‘ "ll h wmvhofitflr i» alum], ‘Mechanic |)t‘951l\’t*, visible llllll) to meet suc rm- the A. .1. lllltes "Stine Co. Theyj" “,'l“"““’l" , , , , lilillit" 225 dozen "pairs tit-high grade‘ l’l~ ‘llml all" llllllw" flll ‘lpllllal men-S Show dafly_,‘.lu Goodyearlfor the stlcngtliellillgult tho tics wgluqL between ihc “ilngllsllelpuakillg, Llllristlilll 11111101111" o1‘ Norm Amerl ctt and urges loaders o1‘ church and State to concerted plnllilillg "in ‘the inter-at of the right impact o1 vithe two countries 011 the nou- ‘tlliristitlu wwlrld."

Dr. Bating Returns To Toronto University

(Canadian Press.)

(Canadian Press-l I

MONTREAL, Oct. 1w lhqi part he played 111 tho rcscile oi, eight men on May 25. 15125. Irnlll‘

thc wrol-kctl steamer Grlmsby off the Nova, Scotiq coast. llurllial Shcniisser was today presented with u pair of Illnoutrilllira at i111- lloarll of Trade rooms on bohalf of the British '(lovsrnlnclu.. The pro» solltutlnn was made h)’ MT- Rilllh W. Itoford. president of tho Ship- ping Federation offionitda, 11ef0r1=._ n large gallierlng of business and shipping men, to whom he toltltllc story of Schmclascr bravery.

lNlllilE8lltlN swung UPSET

Chew a few Pleasant Tablets‘ -Stomach Feels Fine

III

[whore hi1 road the Nobel prize pap-

grudc .'l--l rlvl-rcil (iruy. 2 Stcn-lirt 00rd m the on.” extrenut ‘vhne I ""7" - Aulzust was the driest for 25 years" (""1" 2 l “"""“'"~ll' "lllml" 2 Rm“ in Ottawa. September was the wet.

TORONTO‘ m," an“ Q Bab An important. lssuo at. Washing- illlz. of insulin fzimo, who has rc~ll°ll wlll ll“ “l? lmlllllllaclllllldlfl Hum,“ "om stn,.kh0]m_ Swedemlluutastion of the proper lldtllil for .11- I-lvfi; membership ill the Y, M. C. .\- Whether membership in an evange- lical chilrch should be required is an important point involved-

Flnances will hc in the fnre- grmlnd during much of iIll‘; Nation- al Council's meeting. Budgets for 1925, covering the work at home and i|I)t‘t)1ltl of the National Cnunc» '11 and stllto anti trllininz agencies, tottilllll $3.834.!|2!t. tll‘ which $2.4 l. H13 had to be raised lti contrib1l- tion, Tho total was divided lilto two parts. 9.510.911 for work 111 the United Staten. al1tl_$2,324,01!1 for service in foreign countries. This (Ines not Include the stuns raised each your by local associa- tions for use in their home com~ munitiea.

iii- WETTEST MONTH IN 35 VEARS FOLLOWS DRIEST AUGUST

or, announced today he would coll- tiilue at. tbc. University o1 Toronto his researches into theslgnltlcance uud function of "auprarenal lzlanda of internal secretion." lt was ‘ex- plulnctl that those glands are sitti- utud llillll‘ the kidney and these or- 1.2111111 may affect a manta brain power anti exorcise an influence on maturity and courage.

. ION NFIIOOI- Full-living In tlu- slundlnir of I‘111on' Hl-lltml fut‘ tho lllollth of Hl-ptmnbor, (lrllllll u l Aide-r (‘lnrkln - ltlorr-nl-t- You. f‘. llt-llo Irving 11nd John llliilall lt-qullll. ' urndl- S’?! .\1l1r_v l-‘orryth. ‘J llt-lcn You. Cl lll-rtlill \\'llklt~ - ilrndc 7» I RlLVllIflllll Wells. 2Lnttie Milthon-n and llilrla lrvlnlr tl-tlual). ll, nluru Wilklo. tirade 0'4. (‘luudo Ll-ivila. (‘llrlallo TI licih Wclltt. (irnilt- 5»1 ltuth (‘hrlldlm L’ Alvin \\'In- kin. fl Lmvt-ll \lutllu-\vs.

A nun

OTTAWA. Oct. 6—August set a dry record for Ottuwvi. but. Sep- ~ tcmber went one better with a rc-

"illllplypll 11nd Frl-ddlt- (‘llnlpbt-ll (cqunll fl Kl-lllwili .\illllllt‘\\'ti. '

Grndc 2~i Htht-I Wells 2 Vernon Xlllllll‘ own,

test for llfiyears. During tho month there was ll downpour of 0.12 inches.

THE REAL QUESTION. voiuwr 1111.1. 9111111101..

“Just. this way .slr." mid the.

Following Is lllf‘ standing of Formal mmflmun ck,“ in ma ranway

Harm- less! The moment "P111193! 111111161»

Instant iltnmnclt relief!

sin" reaches the lliillllflch l" ‘m’ tress from acid stomach or lndllell‘ tlon ends. immediate relief (mm flatulence. gases, heartburn. DBIPI‘ tntion, fullness or Itemléll Dre!‘ sure.

Correct your digeflhion for a few

lllll school for tllc month 0i’ ilrlllimlllPli flrndc 0~l. .\iurlt-1 ilncltonnld.

Gradi- 11.4. binrimrrt billcllinnon. "rude 0---l. Ethel Myron.

qrmpi l'l~l, lloiillina ,\llll‘l)lillllllll '3. JOIIII Morrison. -'i. .\'orl11|111 fllllia.

flrndl- .'l- -i. lit-ninth- Silcppurd. ‘J. “ar- gort-t blnt-ltmtllld. ll. John Sheppard. 'lrn1ll' 2-1. ilmllo Hllepplirtl, 2. Ethel tnulll. r1. Rntlle animal-null.

Grade l (senior). i. Alphonnuli blorrlaoll. 2. Malcolm filllln.

(ticket office. "Lot mp show you laomo holiday guides entitled "Whore to Go" and "When to

The man with the modest in- come shook his head.

"They don't. interest me." lie flllllfid. "What twlint to know 1e "How to (i-o.“

At. o college oxamiantion a pro lessor asked: "Does the question

' bag-s should not under any conald-I

limurtl o1‘ zldnlinistl-titiorl exptcll-d to some twist-s lll1".~1lll‘<‘l1lIl.\' howl 111111-111. raise $600,001) during the 1;! 11111111111: 'i‘l1l buyers urt" talking all potato. bf 111211111111 tit 1l1".lt lllnouilt 1251114111; uffr-rl d 11111! Hllilllllvlllfl

would bc ll‘i('(l [or llouic llilss 11 .\‘t)l'k a...l iiluruou on‘ Im-cllzll n s"

will be as follows: , Alisa

)~'..l.1.".' tjolicfle $23,000: Hl-hrlrll 111111 Young k $7.000; deacon -.~".~.' 115.0011; llgid and l:1~ 000; WI-IUWS and or- phans flllld ..Il.0I0; ‘,1,1ll‘l'lIl 11s bly GXDPIIHOS 3,000; l)Ill'.'*1lll‘ll‘!1 12.000; ndlnluistl-lltitill $225,011), ill- uillontzlls 10,0110, *

’l‘lic various syuods will be itSklhIl to ll"y to rllisc tllc t'oIlu1\'1l1l,' sllllr .~. II tho illlilllbilllll budget:

'l‘orolltl> and Kiilgsltln $200,011.»;

s11 bbat 11 Pl oplc'.'<l \\‘t)1'

[Ytllllllll-j \\'t)l' tilm fulrl .

ilZlllllllUIl :11ul Lolidoli $l6l1,fl00; uolllrvtll and (ltllliva tiiihlarlll; .\Iz1rlti1n, Provinces $611,000; 11111111

lollzl $11; I011; S4:l>.l1utl-1l1:\\'1lll 311M101) \IIlI'l‘i 411111; llritlsll (Illlllrrilml Jifittdllltl,

.\ll", Fcluzllsnu said 1hr: member-

l‘: <l1ip tit‘ tllc churn l1 was about 1.10»

Hill, rtlllfiddldllllll’, zlpproxilnately :1 ‘flUllllllilillll of ' 0.11110, _"

n; ,. ‘ I'l~ . THE STORAGE AND

POTATOES.

(Experimental Farms Note).

lllulrcpor litorag-ti of, pulutOes l~e-, suits in the loss of thousands of bushels aunuallyn The careless (if

“Wllcn llzlvc the frlrcvs of crirm-lpntatoes 111 trzlnsptlrtutlon tllQflllfl‘ .

financial loss and 10min m have! a

surious effect upon thi- market!" Several fzltrtors lntluenci- the

luicressflil storage of potatoes.

{These are. tcmperature. ventilat-

ion, humility, dcpth of pile, and sound stock free from dirt. ,

Potatoes should be stored in as‘ cool a telnperatilre as possible without freezing. A good averagel temperature ranges around 36 de-l qrees. F. Good ventilation in oss- entfal to assist in carrying nil‘ ext LX858 moisture. particularly where" "M31098 We swrrd in large heaps! Control of temperature, moisture, and veutllllttlou ("an be tlblfllllfiil; by using false floors. wnlrrlicka? and air-shafts. Too dry on atn1oep~ hero causes shrinkage. tiicrelorefl a. certain mnoullt of humidity la 719699591)‘. Ill a blight. year rarely ful grading should be l1ractised.§ Potatoes showing rut. should not‘ he placlzd in storage, Avoid the doq velopment. of certain rots ill bruis-l ed and cut tubers by WIIIIP-lvilbll-l the interior of storauc bousesi liotatoss should not ‘be removed‘ from the field ln' a wct or dirty con-l llltlon, as those elements increase‘ the ltossi-bility of rot in storage.‘ In arvtnltiug. care should be ink-I .111 to avoid cutting or otllorwisel damalzlilg potrltoos. stilt-o ll 1e of-I, ten tlltnuzllt. these ':ut surflirca thatl {otorairp rots 1min entrance. j

A lzl"o\ver's responsibility docs] not end when his potatoes travel been ltatzgctl. The use of clean‘ bags is a factor which at tllnc-s hi. not taken into consideration. flag»! or sacks should -be either washedi or stcrlizvd. Second-hand flour, bags are good providing they are}, not intended for slnrlllk any length of time. Suit or fertilizer

oration be used. l

Directly or indirectly thc grower‘ ‘a responsible for the arrival of‘ his stock ln a sound condition: Frost 1e by for the greatest obst-| acle to overcome, (‘are must be; taken that the stock is not chilled during the trip from the farm tor the shipping point. The libcral use, of straw and tilankots in the coIdE weather is essential. Similarly in the railway cars straw and paper will rcduco the possibility of free», irilz. (lareful handling at iidlngvsi where no loading platforms provided will prevent bruising. lt is not unusual for several potatoes 1n a bag to be badly damnltod by Hruxtl treatment. Careful pllinlz liil the car lessens the possibility m; bruising during transit. 1t is fll-z ways advisable to so arrange the. tlen: that they will sla-nt lbark and thus eliminate the danger of full-l

bulliln-ads are not used. if a piece oi’ old felt or carpet,

ia tacked on the kniteboarrl tt wflll Rive ltnivr-e l1 most brilliant pollslll

embarrass you 7"

Grade I (Junior) Lllllrdlw-h .\In1'KInvl0ll, "Not; at all, sir." replied the stu-

cents, Millions ‘lterpylt handy- 9")!‘

~1 D|||| MncKln1lcu1.--.\nuio hlurchliion

(teacher).

dent; "not at all. It ls quite clear. 1t is the answer that ‘bothers me!"

without the scratched appearance»

they have when cleaned on tiielthan rough board or leather.

TRANSPORTATION OF SEED l

elk-tor .\'laol)tll1n]d_

(M. Slullv m‘ ilfl-l (‘ht-stunt Av» 11111:

on St.

amlbelzlrc bt-r ulnrrillgt- a fl-w u-l-r-ks

in; between [I111 car doors whernlshowotl that there WPTQ- in 1021 in

tlvs and lcn; and 643.000 between

Good Potatoes’

’l‘()R1ON'1‘(), Oct. s._sixly-flvc 1W1‘ ~~~~~

NORMIAL PRICE IN

,$AINT JOHN VALLEY TO s2 m VICINITY OF $2.00

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‘o s I‘!!! hr-rv tht- |11"'1('l*'rl11l141-1l around $2- witll $2 "'1 11111111.: paid ill

lul‘ (‘uilll

through llalil: rllld R1111 John arc

‘going; |".-_-\v;,,-,| daily g0 (n, l1“. dig. iI)" lllothcr that bore her has stood

‘no 1:1 11111111 finally rnttdy tor mark t

510011111; MOIIIPOEII (‘nl-‘tbvl Ilzls atlzilillllterl prices. Shnuldfl

‘rgnoll \\'t‘tlll1t‘l' conditions return 1t is

"\'p< r-lwl that most of the crop will -

.1 ‘Ill .1155‘.

IWonder Womanls , Work On Far Western Coast

Great Religious Movement Headed by 3 Canadian, Miss Aimee Sempie McPherson, Growing by Leaps and Boundnd- Temple Never Closed and Prayer Never (leases-Forty to Fifty Thou- sand worshippers Weekly.

(Frolll Rochester Times Lillian.) Angclus ‘Temple. Lns Angeles. .1 crpetilal pcutecostnl powerhouse prayer, where the doors alw- uevcr closed, and the 600 conceal- ='J lights are never out and the‘ pews are always full. and the seats ire slways- free. and the power ls

Jwnys present. and the fires are

ilways bunting. and the poor and

_l1e lame and tllc halt and the blind

ire always welcome, and the bills

itre always paid, and the Bible is liways believed, and the Lord is

.11\vays expected! Nowhere else ill

Lhc 1211171 of Protestantism can be

lean such throngs! 'l‘l1c \\'lll)It3 ll» istltution is a monument tot faith and prayer of‘ a little “'01 who, .12 yelils ago, bccallll: a 111 luul n11 a little (‘zluzltllan farln lli

‘Ianswer to a l110t11cr',-1 pftlylfil‘ for

la ~t1ild that she might dedicate t1,»

Ithe Lord all the days of his life.

,."‘ol" 1 silppose. like faithful Hanall

lthis mother had 1n mind a son like

Samuel. But "God works in 11 my

tcrious way His wonders to per

lorm," anti gave her n prophetess illstmid ol u. preacher.

l .\ fcw years ago she drove int"

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