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N. D.-Maine Bull League Opens June 9

EDMUNDSTON. N. 3.. May 31.- (CP)- Fredericton Capitals and Presqus Isle Indians will meet at Presque Isle June 9 in the open- ing game of the New Brunswick- Maine border Baseball League. The league -schedule released here shows that each team will play 24 games at home and 24 away. with regular play ending Aug. 20, other teams in the loop are Grand Falls Cataracts, Ed- mundston Republicans and Hon!- ton Coiieglans.

former Boxing Champion" Dies

SYCAUORJ-Z. 'Ili.. May Ill (AP) - Cyclone Johnny Thomp- son. 75, middleweight champion of 40 years ago, died Monday. He had been blind for several ycars.

His outstanding fight was Fob. ii. 1011. at Sydney. Australia. when he whipped Billy Papke in 20 rounds and won the middleweight. title.

Thompson fought. about lights from i899 to 1914.

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. WINNIPEG. May .1! - (OP) - Prices moved narrowly and were irregular in,dull trade today on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange.

Commercial demand was limit- ed. while hedging sales were in- creased in all grains. coincidental with the large country grain movement.

American house demand ap- peared in tiie deferred months of oats, while shipper buying was indicated in barley, Rye and flax generally was local trade. with prices closing lower.

No export loadings of Canadian wheat. were reported.

Class two wheat and I.W.A. prices were up one-quarter cent from yesterday.

Class I.wo wheat and l.W.A. prices were up one-quarter cent from yesterday.

Closing prices:

Oats - May an-us; July SHMB: Oct. RHHB; Dec. 8644A.

Barley - May 1.268: July l.26 'iB: Oct. 1.21M: Dec. i.lll?.A.

Rye - May 2.053: .luly 2.041&; Oct. L393; Dec. i.86l&A.

Flax - May 4.60: July 4.tli1iB: Oct. 4.213; Dec. 4.22nt..

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MONTREAL. May 31 - (CPi-- Produce prices nuotcd here today as reported by Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture:

Eggs: Frcc cases. 6L":; A-med size 605?;

A-largo SI7.f' A-small

size 58's; 13 55: C 50. Receipts: l.3ln boxes. Butter: Current receipts Que.

No. I pasteurized fresh om; Que. No. 2 803;; wholesale Que. No. 1 pasteurized fresh 62'&: first grade creaniery print job price 63-ii-65. Receipts: Nil.

Cheese: Current receipts, Ont- ario colored 35 l.'Vlti-38 3Iltl. Ont- ario white 36, 17.0.3. factory. ciuebev colored 35-ii, Quebec white '71!--. F.O.B. Montreal: wholesale Ontario colored 36-ii-37: Ontario white 3ll-H-37: Quebec colored little; Quebec white 36'.i. Receipts: : NE. No. 1 75's 1.20-

l 501: .50-.85; N.l3. "'t; P.E.I. No. 1 .'i7's

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No. l i0's .i9- - l.35-I50: l".E.I. No. 1 10's Quebec No. i 'I5ls 1.10-L15: fornia No. 1 100's 5.00-5.25.

MONTREAL. May 30-(CF)-The planning agencies of the Canad- ian and United states chiefs of staff met here yesterday but there was no comment following the meeting. Officers of the three ser- vices of each country were present rcpesenling the Canadian and Un- ited states sections of the military co-operation committee. An offic- ial statement said merely they discussed "problems of mutual in- terest in defence”

ada's Tlth Brigade as they pass through the lineup at the counter on their way to the Mess tent at the Ordnance Compound here.

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Strange But True

By Ell. MacArthur Fantastic is the word for the ornaments English women are

putting on their heads. strings of pearls are woven into the hair and pearls strung on wire and shaped to wear like a coronet are among the latest fads.

when it comes to head cover- ings, human tastes and fancies are as.varied as the colors in the rainbow. When a new fangled headdress appears. the ladies take to it like a duck takes to water.

While I am on the subject of ladies" hats it might be interesting to record the styles adopted by the fair sex in other parts of the world.

Gigantic hats that look like up- turned baskets are worn by heg- gar women of Japan to conceal the faces of the wearers. so that they cannot be recognized by their

friends while begging on the streets.

Perhaps the most sensible oi all ladies' hats is the faldetta.

since earliest times by the women of Malta. This headpiece has a redeeming feature that is hardly ever found among fashion- able women in our own country. it. is useful and does protect the wearer from the sun, wind and rain. The faldetta rests over the head and shoulders like a canopy, snug-fitting and supported by the wearer's shoulders. Indeed. it re- sembles the big suntionnets worn by the pioneer women of Prince Edward Island.

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with over 1150 inventions to his credit. the .late Thomas Edison was the most prolific inventor of any ago. Little wonder that his death was mourned throughout the entire world. for Edison wag the geatest benefactor of human- ity in modern tin.es. One of Edi. son's last brain children was the wonderful and amazing dictating machine.

Nowadays we read it lot about nudlsts' camps. but there's nolh. in: new about the practice of hu- dism. Adam. Eve. Saul. Isaiah, and Simon Peter went about in the raw. in First Samuel: 19:24. we read this about Saul. "And he stripped off his clothes also, and prophesied before Samuel in like manner. and lay down naked all that day and all that night.

Isaiah. Isaiah 20: 3-4-"And the Lord said. Like as my servant. Isaiah, has walked naked and bare. loot three years for a sign and wonder upon Egypt and upon Ethiopia; so shall the King of Al-lyria lead away the Egyptian Prisoners. and the Ethoplan cap- tives. young and old. naked and barefoot. oven with their but- looks uncovered, to the shame of EKYPD-' "

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Arthur King Headed For Biggest Purse

TORONTO. MHY 30 - (Ct?) L'il Arthur King returns to his home city for a battle with Arm- and Savoie Monday.

He may get a shot at the world's lightweight title if he wins--but win, lose or draw, he'll likely get the biggest purse of his fistic career.

Promoter Frank Tunny predicts the gate may be as high as :30,- 000. King is tihs Toronto expatriate who wouldn't return to Canada from the United States to de- fend his Canadian lightweight title and had it taken away.

Whether Kimg will get is crack at the world title. possible now

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No animal in the world, not even the dog and horse. enjoy such uni- vcsal affection as the chimpan- zee. An amazing iact about this animal is that its black hair does not whiten with age. The ape un- der human rare shows it wonder- fully quick intelligence. often sur- passing the mentality of the hu- man infant.

It likes to dress up and can be taught. to drive an automobile, ride a bicycle after a few lessons. and do s. number of other things reasonably well. The chimlltmlw is capable of thinking things out for himself and couple cause with effect. If. for example, you ham: a bunch of bananas high enouiih so as to be out of his reach, and placed some boxes close by. lhfl ape would get. busy, place the box- es on top of each other until the fruit could be plucked with ease.

,Besides bringing babies. it is a fact that the stork is of great bene- fit to man by reason of its insect

that his Philadelphia siabiemale, l'ke Williams. no longer wears the laure-ls, depends immediately on Savoie.

But the Montrealer who has- stopped both Toronilo ligiitweightl leaders, Soily Cantor and Aiian' McFatei'. is a rough piayinalc.

Pete Audettc, Savoie's trainer.' has announced that Savoie will lay claim to the Canadian light- weight crown if he beats King.

Since hsading for Philadelphia and the iuic-lage of nianager Frank Palermo. King has had 31 bouts with onlly two losses.

Savole's record is equally iin- lumber mr-n no i in .4 pressi-ve. In 52 fights. the Mont.- Kingdom. W n E Unnel Shipments will total about 50,.

realer has dropped only four

000-000 foot a month. starting in -7l1I.V. Present contracts with Brig. sin expire in June.

50 Million Order For B. C. Lumber The price is slightly higher than 3353- Yelir. lumber men here said.

VANCOUVER. May M p .Cm& ; but is still underpthc ruling world The British Columbia lumber in.i "(PW market Price- dustfy got I 550300.000 order to- TT-' da.V from the British Timber Con- 29M?;":1t:Ell)X, svvditieiiand. M93 trol. 0 rs - i em Furt- Word was received from l.on:lon W39"-glen 65' w0'"Id45m9d German that a new contract for the saint I)'.Ch"5”a '-'9”d”'3l0Tv I5 Seriously at 600,000,000 board feet has beeni l”.- 1” "R5 learned today. Author- nctzotiated by I grout? of B. C.i::.'e:hl;eIrI,:';';:d1y” dI”1”” "19 "am"

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diet, and in Holland actually sav- ed that country from a serious flood prior to the building of dyltes. In those days of reed dykes. insects relished by the stories used to nest in the reed dykea. de- stroying them and allowing the water to inundate the land. But. when the Marks arrived, all was changed prontol

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Besides being the land of unique animals. Australia boasts a 328 mile railroad which crosses llhr Nullabar l5esert that is as straight as an arrow.

But, if you are interested in pint.-aized railroads. you'll find one in England (runs from l-lythe to Dungeness). The tracks of this midget road are its inches wide. and the locomotives which ride them are only one quarter the size of standard engines.

The secretary bird. found over the greater part of Africa, is Iiiiiy protected by law for the useful services it performs in ridding the country of snakes and vermin. The natives call it the "Vulture on stilts." because of its long legs. The name "secretary" refers to the crest which. when closed, re- sembles pens in a pen holder. Japan is the home or a strange --reature which lays its can In I tiny sack. suspended from the noun of a tree. overhanging water. with the lower end sub- merged. The larvae, when incubat- ed. break through the sack and swbn away. This strange creature belongs to the salamander family. The lightest of all money was made of feathers woven into rope- liks cords. This odd currency was

used by the natives of the Island of Santa cnni, one of the west Indies group. O 0 C to life

Although well adapted in the water. the otter prefers land for its play, which consists main- Iy of sliding down clay banks. or. in winter. sliding over snow. 'l:hoy like to float on their backs. and the females. when foragins. leave their little ones floating like this among the sea-weed. which gives them almost perfect protection from their foes. when a sea otter catches a sea urchin. it then turns on its back. pieces the urchin upon its breast and kills it with a flat

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