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Mn. n, lvuuniiuli uiuy be bought daily l} any of the lflllflwln‘ "M" 111 , 11'1"“ , Water s: 1’.€1l.1i?."l.'..'.“£5.. 111 ummmm will be delivered Ill", to my name in Bummenlih o; m, u, g1, y" day o: 10o week. Phone 280-1 for th . vice II rile: lb llle boy relponllblo for deliveries on your route.

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-0NLY a few more weeks for outside carpenter work. Buy asph- alt sate surfaced roofing shingles, siding, cement, nails, etc., at Bruce's.

11-270-9-10-21.

IIOOD and Calgary 11¢ popular brands at L-1075-7-28-tf.

401111‘ 1 Flour l .1 dealers. _ “Ex now 75c a 1b. at $91111; C0.. Keiisington.

—FOR SALE-Good general pur- pose mare. aged 7 years. Broken to saddle. Apply Box 165, Summer- slde. 11493-9-11-11

1 Fox Chow. fresh 11; Bravos. L-270-9-i0-2i.

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—NOTlGE-Bedcque Flour M1115 will not be grinding wheat from September 7 to 16th. Wright Leard- L-244-9-7-31_

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111111111111-1.» uie encasement 01 haughqav. Marion Gertrude, of w, 1n lwrincis Doniifd Mun- V, 0g Fl'illllil121lI1ll'l, Mafigél-gdl-n

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—-COMPLETE NEW STOCK of men's fall suits and winter over- coais now on display at Maurice Mill's. gents clothing store, Water street, summerside. L49z-9-11-14

-AUCTl0N SALE-I will scll by Public Auction four acres of land situated at French River. on Wed- nesday. September 22nd at 2 o'clock P. M. Tenns at sale. Mrs.

gym CHANGES HANDS aiiricv M111. for some W815 Q1- 111‘ .\11'S.\l‘S. Sinclair and .1 3g nuns rlotliifll-i 919111311‘ , ‘ r

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113071111 1111a- has been redec- ' msiilc 11nd out and has

zed b11111 Margaret Caseale 1 .. . ,. 1 . "r11 Y~

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r “us... Air. Mai-Plicrson with c nnil 1.1111, Bruce, leave for Cll1l10l'll1fl.—-s

—WEBSTER. - SIMPSON NUP- TIALS—A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized at the Baptist- Parsonage, Summerside, Wednesday moming, September 8th, at eight dclock. when Gertrude

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_ S‘ K 1.0m, and m, youngest daughter of Mrs. Simp- '11°-__ ll‘ A F190“ t,“ this son, and the late Mr. Fulton Simp- ' 111°“ “ “ ‘ ' son of Be mont, became the bride

1°‘ 511mm’ of John Ellis, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Webster of Central Be- deque. Rev. J. B. Wilson performed the ceremony in the presence c1 the immediate relatives. The bride ivas becomingly att red in a blue tailored suit with blue velvet hat and matching accessories. The bride and groom were unattended. Im- mediately after the ceremony the happy couple left by motor on a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls and some of the Canadian and‘ American cities. On their return a‘ reception will be hcld at the home‘ of the bride at Bcmcnt. Mr. and‘ Mrs. Webster will make their home ‘ in Central Bedeque. Thor many} friends join in hearticst fclicita-i tlons.

44155 Edilfl Baker, of Toronto. ~ m1 vacation with her 5.1111 Mrs. Dona?! -s

zirzairci Riley, who has 115111111: her home at Margate. irleniiii in Suniniersidc. has ., <1 to her 01151105 on the 1,11 service Slnff Ottmva. —S. -_\[i',Gco1'51,‘.‘ Scrivcn, accompan- by his (laughter. Miss Doris . en, Miss G. Hubiey and Mr. 1-11.. l-lodgson of Halifax motored iillberion for the holiday, guests (Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hodtlsw-

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-l1ir.Ji11111s Cuniinniligs has rc- tmed ui her homc in New York fie: visiiing friends on P. E. I. While in simmer-side she was the guest of Mr. 031d Mrs. W. P. Cal- lbghan-S

SOVIET

_( Continued ifrom page 1)

Wedge, presi- iient o1 zinc siimincrside Branch of the Caiilililf) Women's league. at- tended the Diocesan Meetina-s at Courts-S

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been whirled nioulirl by the wind. ‘hie mnn s<une1'snulte(l through the air 11nd ciuislicd to the ground it the edge 11f Ciisilc Hill cliff. His holly 111 through the r011- lngs 11111‘. can nf sight.

‘The 111ml gilncnkczl to the pound 01c l-huiw flcw about 26 yirds from inc fuselage. Bits of he maclinic lhli‘ scattered all e- 1 round. We ribhccl over and then found 111.11 r1111 11111110 had 11nd two 000111.111: T11» .»1:-11nd body was in lie ccckpzf."

ence, cal-led to adopt collective measures to stop submarine attacks in the Mediterranean against neu- tral shipping.

Italy, Germany Absent

Italy was not represented, nor was Germany, nor Albania whose forcign policy is dominated by Rome. The Italian and German governments dcclncd to sit at the conference table with Soviet Rus- sia, which in two stiff notes already had accused Italian submarines of sinking Russian ships. Italy con- tended she would be placed in the position of an accused defendant if she attended.

Besides Russia and the sponsors. Britain and Frmicc. these nations

51191111‘- "Pfi 11111011 111100 111 sent delegates: Greece. Turkey, lelghboriic houses at P1elixstiow0 Yugoslavia, Egypt, Rumania and hSuffolk. B0111 were married. Bulgaria.

After the session a. delegate said

" Wing ("h111111;111111-1- Percy C. that points which developed in the lherrui. \1, -r.1n (‘hnindian mem- discussion behind closed doors were 111111 111,. “MM A1,. Force who not of a nature to prevent compete Iu killed ywtcrclny’ when hi! and 11115-1 531961116!“ of,‘ the Struck‘ 111112 crzishcci nt Scarborough. 21" gibl-heafiitlatln pirate protocol 0f- ltrkihlrc. durum 1h Kin ‘s Cu c" y ‘

Me. was 1101-11 n1 eCrapagud 4g Delegates 3”“ me general 131g M15 _.,,_,,,_ n. “W the son o, Mrs_ pression that agreement amoliigl 1L therren 111111 11:11 1:110 W D. Shcr- mm powers would be m“ c a m ' Nyon tomorrow night.

Both at Nyon and Geneva, where the League of Nations Council met, European diplomats worked at h gh pressure.

The League Council P111- 911 11-? agenda for next week a hearms 01 the Valencia Governments accusa- tions that Italian ivai-ships deliber- amy gull; spanish merchantmen. Later e committee of 28 nations

Ailm- cninplvtliig his education €l1l(‘l'i'\'1 the employ of lllelunk of Nova Scotla and later Pliiingimrllvd lo ihc branch in hint Jrhn. 1:, 11, Vllien 111,1 l1 New B1'11nsw‘ck 11111 Prince .\\':1rd Island bat- hlion was recruited for the Great W" Sherron joined in February

1115. ccmlnc to Charlottetown tackled the 11101119111 91 19mm‘ M- m" 1h‘ " ' "n and cs- the League covenant. Some coun- Wled thvni w siiiiit John . n.» tries. especially France 11110 P111551“- _--_-,1111_< W111i want the punitive features of the T111111 i: Llvlzluiunt. I11 De- wvmlm flreugthened‘ "1116 1915. hc wns wounded 0111915- mcmdma ‘some Soum

American states. 101/01‘ 1111 fltwnuat’ ed League which countres now out- side, like the United _Stntcs, Germ- any, Japan and Brazil, w011<1 b0 mc-ie disposed w 10111- _

The League walwd 101118111 1° hear from another world trouble spot, me For East. China was ex- pected to make demands for League

1e servng in France and was llrilidoil to England in January. Junc. 1911;. 11c joined the Royal Force. svtving with that until bend of 11111 Will‘. m rren won the military cross bar for distinguished leader- 111 11 boniblmz raid in France 1

191a. 1T‘ 1- - ‘u, 1mm w gfgrlviscefrc [:1 1 ‘fiction against what she call Japan s 111914 hr wns awarded thc India aggress on‘

""11 Bcrvw, Medal. He was ap- WOULD STRIKE BACK M11011 in the home aircraft de-

ROME. Sept. lO-A 111511 01111101 of the’ Fascist regime indicated night Italy_ would strike back

soviet Russo put into effect anti- Italiari reprisais in the Mediterran-

M in liovcmbcr, 1934 for liimtzvo duty. WM married 1n England af- gmfl Armistice 11nd is survived Widow and four children.

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R? Shcrrcn of the Customs 91m 071515‘ ( ' ‘ w the hint Riven at the hmtrhitoirlce, ciiiiriettewwii. Ngferéfiggei-ei-iee by the Soviet

gum-egg“ Qqmm , Maxim Litvin- off, that 11116518 would wt R811"? Italy if submarine attacks in time Medterranean do not cease. S official said:

"This would be an 11115108111011 withnwhich we would know how w ‘W111; declared. however. 1111011 R115‘ aian action in the "P111110 ' ‘ubmar’ ine crisis could not be ecccvifld "1 repriaela "any m0" 1111511 m” “"5" sien accusations have been ac- ." He referred w chars“ bfllfoecow in two notes that Italian submarine! leak two R118- lk Iiifl- .

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arlie Chan A Capitol Theatre Surnmerside

Another big hit at the Capitol Theatre, Summerside, is "Charlie Chan at the Race Track" which played to a capacity house last evcnlng and is on again this after- noon and evening.

In this 20th century Fox Picture. Charlie Chan encounters the strang- est and most baffling case of his career.

If you like mystery and intrigue with plenty of thrills don‘t miss 1111s one. 1

The film opens with a thrilling horse race in Australia where Avalanch, the heavily backed favourite, loses the Melbourne ‘ Sivccpmikcs. through the opera- tions oi a daring gambling ring. Charlie is called in to investigate the case and uncovers evidence that startles all raving circles.

Murder with a phantom horse- shoe. an infra-ray that hurls un- sr-cn dcnih, and a poison foam that rulzblvs venomnusly. are but a few of the macabre means of murder that Chan deals with as he races ncck-and-neck. half way ‘round the world with an invisible killer.

Warner 01:11:11 0111-0 again plays Chnrlic 011.111 Ini D-"ri" Biggcrs‘ famous sleuth, with keye Luke. Ilclen WCYl. ‘fizmnas Beck and Gzivin Muir also featured in the cast.

“Charlie Chan at the .Race 'I‘r."1r1‘<" is unquestionably the best 111111 most thrilling Charlie Chan 11l(‘iLll‘(‘ cvcr brought to the screen_

C.W.L. ELECTS

( Continued from page l)

at the last convention concernzng frequent changing of text books -w:1s discussed. also contributions to the Margaret Jones Memorial Chap- cl and to the sisters of St. Marithas Building Fund. At the aftemoon sl-ssioli the Dine. Pres. gave hcr re- 1701., of the National Convention- she W85 tlic recipient of a gift fr0m the diocesan executive.

The diocesan reports of standing committees were then submitted:

Organization: Mrs. Katherine ClT-illllfl‘, Kelly's Cross, Convener.

Lay Retreats: Mrs. Daniel Mc- Kmnon, Georgetown, Convener.

Publicity: Mrs. Adrian Mclnnis, Souris, Convener.

Sisters of Service: Miss Ida Daw- son, Summcrsidc. Qonvenor.

Study Clubs: Mrs. A. Howatt. Charlottetown, Convcnor.

Rev. Daniel O‘Su1liva.n, C.SS.R-1 Charlottetown. save a very instruc- tive and educational address on Lay Retreats, Mrs. Frank Murray. N111- Conv. of Lay 3101104115 B150 88-110 B11 interesting talk on this subject.

The National President, Muss‘ Bo- land addressed the youns 811-5 01 1,11,; town on the aims and activities of the Junior League and Offlmud a branch.

After the meeting 11411011111” 1'1“? ladies cf thc Hcsless Subdivision sciicd ll. delicious lunch.

In the evening the delegates and guests were invited to a. card 1111"!’ and mus‘cale in the 101181115 01 1301' umbus Hall. Refreshments were served by the Souris Subdivision.

HITLER HURLS

< Continued from pm 11 i1~Ii'i1§I§_1i.-i1i1I1Zu:n1't1éi-'s"enté 11111111 into tho impressive c810 niony. Hc look his P1391’ M11" brass and concussion instrument! sounded sonoi-ous blasts undh de- fiant rumbllngs. A massed c 01118 sang the hymn 10 the fias-

He then warned that Germany --n,.1_1(1- will be conquered now.’

"May other nations strive to- vvm-d goals as great as ours-then they may understand Germanyt will toward lwfwl"

3311111,. Huler. himself a bache- lor, urged the women of Germany "to be yourselves and have mo"! children."

The object of the National Soc- ialist movement. the 105d" 1°15 3 chgerlng gathering of Nazi women, wng the generation of the 11111111‘?- ~g1111d1~1>11 me the highest ambition of man and wife,“ he declared-

Hitlcrs annual speech to the Nazi women's organization was the hiizli snot of the day in the not- innnl conference of the Nazi Party, which was devotnd largely to lnudntory reviews of the re- gimes achievements.

With 48 foreign diplomats pree- ent as quests of Hitler. speakers turned from yesterday's diatribe! against democratic govemmente. Most of tho visiting dipolmats rep- resented democracies, including 511' Neville Hendcrsorbthc British Arn- bnssador. ’I‘hcy were to remain in Nuremberg only two days.

Hitler received the diplomats in his hotel, shaking hands twice

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WHEAT ls lnwis 1 slllci 1911

Drought Damage In Prairie Provinces Unparalleled - Oatj Crop Higher.

St. Eleanors Again

KINDERGARTEN

' Opening I Monday, Sept. 20

.-- Corner of Church and Gran- ville Streets For particulars phone 225, or a personal call to Mrs. George Lewis. 3 Churlch St-, Summer- a de.

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St. Eleariors again defeated In- dustrials by the overwhefming score of 2G to 9. The ivlimcrs hit hard in every inning scoring 10 in the1 fourth. The losers iuund the offer- ings of the pitchers Austin Brooks

TO MAKE METAL ROOFING

The explanation‘ of Pedlar‘: luperiorlty in the barn roofing field, ll_ nmple. _We lfe the oldest eaiablinho-i metal rooting inriuv-iry lfl Canada, and PEDLAIUB in on» of cuquunniinllna nrhicvcnlenls. You can pun-hum 111111 qllillllV T110511! tmiuy, under the fume lmprnvelncnt l'1:1n Ill

PEDUUPS CASH DISCOUNT wlll assist materially In reducing the Interest on your Bank Loan Pcdlnrlb comruln sharia up to l0 it. long and cover! 110111111011 1n irvilitli Mmic in hnih "(wiinril Fl-iniiuiii" bYAHII and rmimlni pilv: izwi.§1>n1l1li|11ev1~1r111>11ll bu: i111: for free tbllihllltl

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1 Write lodnylw [nldzv and pvizer. I The PEDLAR PEOPLE Limited f Eslatluhzd mo! 1

and Joc Wedge very difficult. COmpIOn and Cannon were the big "m" ~ 1 fo-ir his apici-c. 1 Lineups: 1 S1,. Elcaliorb: R. Lylc, E. Cannon,. T , H. ils, a rett, G. Green, f Hall. Industrialst V. LeBlanc, 11'. 005-1 1 ‘ 1min. A. Bailoii. D. Lidstorie, J. ‘ Llodds. A. Mfifflxflll. A. Hubley, E. T; 1 Arsrnnult. C. Hogan.

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OTTAWA. Sent. 10.~1cp1\ ital wheat productxin 1n Canada 1s placed at 188,181,000 bushels ill the first estimate issued lodayby the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. This is compoed of 16811990110 buslicls of spring when: and 19-

____§__ 5110141 in batting with five runs and . Compton, A. Brooks, J.' Wedge“ M1 W. l3 r Ulhlllffil B. Cl0w.—D_

Fire Danger Near

- ‘ 192.1100 bllsllcls 0i fall whcal. ' ‘W W — ~-——- Necesslty Armed ‘ thOfPthc spring ivhcat. the crop in ' ' ° - v - e alric Provinces accounts for gr 113m Rewgnlzed ‘ 164 000.000 bushels divided among __ Manitoba 53,000,000. Sasketrhcivnn y ‘Workers See s5 000,000 2111f] Alberta 70,001,001. FaS-clst Threat. 1 SAINT JQHN_ N_ B“ SOUL 10~1 “The drought damage in 1937. ,Qp,__D,-,11;_.(.,- 1mm brush “m, ;l.'ll‘i1Cl11kil'l_\' 111 S,1.skctci1c\\'1111. i1a1 v (a R by Guardknvs Spock“ Win11 11*“ 5111111 J011n lQggened 101,181,, lm-n iinpnrrillclcd in the prcvlolls 1 _N()Rw1c1-{| Nm-mk’ Se,” f0__ \\'l1.h i1 ilccrcosc ill wind and ini- "011 “111519131 °1 11110 P1111110 PIOY- q-he newssny of an armed Brim,“ Wovmncn; o; fubngmmg m, 111ccs,_ said the report, "with the 1] in the troubled world was rccog- canizziiion. Rain clouds held a, “"6111!” Y1°1d P" 11°" 111 11- 11911’ nized by 1,119 nude 111111-111 Com 1iroxnisc of relief for parched 10w “V0153, _ 811155 tonight when a resolution 05111119111 N<‘\‘-' BFUH-HYICIK. -, ‘flwhnc 1110 drbllghi arca in 1937 1 approving rearmament Wits‘ voicd ‘ A 1111f ivmd this ntlvi-iitoii lan- ‘"5 11°‘ ""‘"‘“1~" ‘1111“1°11' 1°11‘ g by a huge majormn 1M1 bmfln “m5 bummg [or days that 1n 1936. the area of total Ccntnucd from Page T, limits, her: iimc- 2,10 511,, _5 1,)

‘ failure was much larger than that of a year agoj’ "The grade and quality

Kalmuck 215 1-2.

1n Si, John County. Nu buildings were reported in immediate dang- vr tonight.

The representatives of more than 3.500.000 British workers in a card poll voted 3,544,000 in 224,000 t0

' " 1 Q1 the very fast as almost all the horses1 An e1ghry_yeflr_old driven John

,endorfe a report on dcfcncc and Smoulclcvinq fire at Public Lzind- 19,37 cmp 15 1nd1ff11°f1 10 be vcry 11ml took part than» ivcnt bcttrir 11111111111 (if Mnrtinsiiilr‘. 1111118118. ‘ ‘ 1 foreign whey urging (hat 1,11? 111:. \\'1l<‘1'C livc 1111116111105 were de-, 1mm‘ a111‘*°“"~'11 511211111" below 11-111 111.1111 111151 1i1»_~\-1111_1< pPrfOi'1l'l.'!1‘-CC ‘ who drove hlfl first ran- 5.0 vc-nrs country be strongly equipped to rlsoicd ycslcrclay. was vxtinguxsh- r1110“! m 1936" 0"“ a L‘1'1<"“~’» ‘ 1:120, 111:1; 111v \\'1l11i(‘l‘ 01 the‘ 2.26 fi- Plfly 11s part in collvclive security cd toxin)". Starting when a pile of ‘The 10131 canfldm" 11119111 111C171 lPace ivllh Alici- D. a: Crovdon, 1 3 1 and to resist the ulntirnjdanon o1 straw became ignited. the 0111., 111s year 1s the lowest since 19141 Ray HD1110}. three hea1s,111(111111,1_ 1,18, “Wk “ i, the P353151‘ powem" j lirczik spread 10 1h? settlement when a crop of 161.000.0011 bu-hels iat Skowliegmi. Maine. Augirst1 “l1 The votc was taken after sii~ 1111011211 dr_\' grass mid brush. “'35 harveswd 1mm a“ “creme ‘ 20m‘ °°““11t“1°d 1‘ wmkfs “TOM T111‘ 1051051 1W" 1101115 evcr trot- '7 1:» Walter Citrlnc. general sccrciary New fircs were reported todnv1 “my 4101115 1110 F1710 of the 1937 1111- ,1 gcirlinc 1111M!‘ "W!" a 11311- tcrl h\‘ a T1\1'f\-" " oiri fillv over a . of the Congress. had dcrlarcd that 1‘..I\\'-(‘£‘l‘l {Ft Gcorgc and L'Elete1 acrpaw", "111" 111K111 111% 11"1f1 111!‘ 11011015 lirilf-milc lrnrk wrrc Vrsli Han- 1 1 i; me dekga,“ “we convimwd a 511,1 a1 109“. Riv“, in Charlcucl For all Canada tlic 193T (‘l'0l\.~ 11 111211 hula. l-Lzili Wvsl lflklllf! 111cm 1111111-"5 311 111111 3m 1.4 a, Gr,.,;n_ 111.3351,“ o; rearmflmem was MC“ Canny“ "m, “m: Al“.ard_ in me- coarse grams cxccptvflaxscerl shniv away by 11min; three hcats at 1-1119’ Q1110, 11151 “wk. 3' '1, ‘ 35am.’ 11mm common “We d€._ chjpmal-l (march Sman outbreaksi an increase’ over 1936, due to the Malone. N; Y., Ailgust 27th, 1112.03 1 ,____‘,_ 73,1, ,mand5 1,1151 rem-mamen; cannot 1 a1, 011m, min“ were reported um , improved _v1c1ds in Ontario. Mnni- 1-4. 2.02 3-4. 2.02 1-2. Malone. like‘ A1 1111. same mppmm C111‘, G 111-? await 1111- 1111119111, of a Labm- (1011 Conn-m while fonhtcrs keman; iobnland Alberta. Due to dry sol E-scx Junction anrl Skoiiqicgqn, “Tm ,V,V,.O hmm and Hm‘ ‘h: me‘ f”? Government." 1-1,. C1111". SNQUOIL Jcondiiiniis n Sziskctchcivan. the are Sflllfdlllflllflli fiisi tracks. '1ir1.\.-,111.,1111 .111”. m 1111;; 1P} 21m, .,, .. .1 ... . .. 1 €2‘.‘“‘.‘1;“..“..f“‘1f§i°f£l1 1:.‘ At w; . or flu-g 1-113 m"; 1 - ' . , .. 1 1 ‘ . 1c _\'l(‘. prir 1 .i'|lllf\lll. ', '.. Ailguz-L 111111, mm 1w 1~ - 1,--,1 . . . _ .,_ 1 acre were also reduced, accririlarig 1lvlr111znrcts S1111 won the Free For (1,111 par-on...‘ 001,112,.‘ m,‘ ‘mfrlrrixlfvg "A; muqh as 1 diam-u“ 1,116 31-11;- for, the ver_v small ilaxseccl pro- All Trot and Paco iii s11‘. truck. 1 1 ' L ‘1 A A. ish Government," s11- waim 511111, Lengthy Voyage‘ ductlon this year. ____,,_ ,__ “I distrust the intentions of M115. 1 Th‘: oat crop in 1937b esiimriicd 1‘ Livas 11 " ’ W“ " “T” ’ “= 5011111 and Hitler a rent rlcnll “ I 1' 2 2.065000 bushvls or slizhrly ' . ' more- I cannot conceivcg of Gcr- T1“, $101.‘; of hm Hspm‘ "1 ‘A’ 111'" than 111,000,000 liushc? hyrh- For 111» 1,11; 1 11 _ . 1 many and “My arming as mmcb WM 61mm ‘M, lgihdllruyirflllll-ls .- 111.111 in 1113a. _ 1 frmd 1111s 1>.1~.~11,1 111s - . ..=. ‘1 1y a5 they have done, wmwu, some , an“ the nklfié of Bluégen mnfi-‘tu Barley production is piauii‘. at Mabel Jlshivorili. of Corby: ‘nczir definite purpdf to gin-emu; me m“. sailed Over 1000 ma; u['8'1'.'l81.000 bushels. almost 1600'),- Kcttcring, NtTilhillllplbfl51llll‘, a ' ' ° 000 bushels more than a year ago. nfilfllfl‘ oi tlirvc chilulrcn. ——————