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HAVANA CIGAR! MOISTURE-PROOF WRAPPED

CWET" SNAKES

CHICAGO, Sep. l. (UPJ-When members of the Bagesu tribe in Af- Ilca. wish to break a drought they get a snake drunk on beer; then if it rains too niucli they use the same rneihod to bring back the sunshine, according to a store of legends and superstitions brought back from there by Wilfrid D. Ham- bly, who led an expedition for the Fivld Museum.

The weird rain and sun super- stition ls described 1n Hambly's book as follows:

"When rain is needed the Ba- gesu send a rain maker and a priest to a spring in which a snake lives. Nearby they construct a large trough, which they ﬁll with beer. When the snekc comes out to at- tack them, it gets drunk on the beer, and “'l‘illC in a helpless con- dition its fangs are removed. from the well it lms left unguarded they ﬁll pols with water. The water thus

.1.‘ _ . BREAK DROUGHT which will continue to lall

drawn is believed to attract rain, until stopped by the priest. When it ls dasired to stop the rain the snake is again tempted to indulge too freely in beer, the waterpots are then overturned, the rain ceases, and the sun shines to ripen the harvest. ‘

"Among certain tribes snakes are regarded as the reincarnation of the souls of dead people. and treat- ed with ancestral reverence. There are also beliefs in the aflnity of certain living people's souls with those o1’ snakes, whereby the per- sons involved derive special powers, usually lor evil doing."

ACCIDENTS KILL 358 NEBRASKANS LINCOLN, Nob. _Aug. 31—(U.P.l -During the first scrcn and a half months there were 358 poisons kill-

ed. 1n accidents in Ncbiﬂﬁkil- this number, 176 were killed 1n automobile crashes.

Here's death 1o the‘ germ which causes . '

"ATHLETIVS FOT”

'*...so common now in Canada

THE ringworm parasite,. I which infects logs and fee]; and has invaded Canada with nn cpidcmi. if ringworm infec- tion caller‘. "Alhletds Foot,” now is ready for quick death!

t Exhaustive laboraiorytesishave proved that Absorbine Jr. p m. lrates dcefily into flesh-like tissues an: that wherever it penetrates it kills the ringworm germ. This will be good news to ihou sands who have worried over this threatening foot condition. . "FIICIO are many SymP[Qm5-3 slight redness, itching, blisters between the toes; a soggy, white

condition; skin cracks, or scaly dryness-all may indicate "Alli- lcie’s Foot.”

i Correct it with Absorbine Jr.

At the first hint of infection, douse on Alisorbinc Jr. Better yet, guard against the disease by treating the feet after every ex- posure to-damp lloora, even in

our own home. Keep a bottle Qlandyause it every day.

Athlete sFooWinfccts and rein- fects persistently. If it does not yield readily to Absorbino Jr. see your doctor. At all druggists’ $1.25. W. F. Yoiin Ine., Lyman Building, lllontrcafl:

Absorhine J r.

For years thousands llawfound Absorbino Jr. unequaled for son muscles. rheumatic aches and pains, sprains, bruises, burns, cuts and sunburn. Aluuy: how a boule handy.

The Open Season ForDuc/zs’

Starts on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1

Get a supply of cartridges and be ready

for the sport. - We carry a large CARTRIDGES.

stock of DOMINION

All gauges and sizes.

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Cossar; 3. Dr. 6.0. Count; l. Kop-

PRIlVINIIIiil EXIIIBIIIIIN PRIZE LIST

(Continued) CLASS l3 SHOBTHORNS-BEEF CATTLE

Sec. 1. Bull, Junlor, Calf.

1. Chas. R. Irenholm Ft. Lawrence N. 8.; 2. Harry Tweedyﬁirnsclllfe, 3. A. H. Boswell and Son, Marsh- field.

Sec. 2. Bull. Senior Call.

1. Harry Tweedy.

Soc 3. Bull, 1 yr. old.

1. Dr. G. C. Cossar, Lower Gagetowri, N. 18.; 2. Harry Tweedy. 3. A. H Boswall and Son.

Sec. 4. Bull, 2 yrs. old.

1. Chas. R. 'I‘renholm;2. Chas. R- Trenholm.

Sec. l1. Bull, 3 yin. old.

1. Chas. R. 'I‘renholm, 2. Tweedy.

Sec. 6. Junior Male Champion. 1. Dr. G. C. Cossar.

Sec 7. Senior Male Champion.

1. Chas. R. ‘Trenholm.

See. 8. Grand Champion Male. 1. Dr. G. C. Cossar.

Sec. 9. Heifer Junior Call.

1. Chas. R. Trenholm. 2. Harry Tweedy.

Sec. l0. Heifer Senior Call.

1. Chas. R. Trenholm; 2. Harry Tweedy.

Sec. ll. Heifer, 1 yr. 01d.

1. Dr. G. C. Cossar, 2. Chas. R. Trenholm; 3. Chas. R. Trenholm; 4. Harry Tweedy.

See. l2. Heifer, Zyrs. 01d.

1. Chest‘ R. ‘Trenholm; 2. A. H. Boswell and Son; 3. Harry Tweedy; 4. Chas. R. ‘D-enholm.

Sec. 13. Cow, 3 yrs. Old.

1. Chas. R. ‘nenholm; 2. Chas. R. Trenholm; 3. Harry Tweedy.

Sec. 14 Cow 4 yrs. 01d.

1. Chas. R. 'I‘renholm; 2. Chas R. Trenholm; 3. William Docken- dorff, North River; l. A. H. Bos- wall and Son; 5. Chas R. Tren- holm. Sec. 15. plon. - "l. Dr. G. S. Cossar,

Sec 16 Senior Female Champion. 1. Chas. R. ‘rrcnholm.

Sec. 17. Grand Champion, Male. 1. Dr. G. C. Cossar.

Sec. 18. Breeders’ Young Herd t0 Consist o! 1 bull, 4 females.

1. Chas. R. Trenholm; 2. Chas. R. Trenholm; 3. Harry Tweddy.

Sec 19 Herd Consisting ol 1 bull 4 females.

1. Chas R. Trenhalm; 2. Chas. R. Trenholm; 3. Harry Tweedy.

Sec. 20. Best 3 animals, get o! one Bull.

1. Chas. R. Trenholm; 2. Chas. R. Trenholm.

Sec. Z1. Best 2 animals progeny o! one cow.

1. Chas. R Trenholm; 2. Chas R. Trenholm.

Hall’?

Junior Female Cham-

CLASS ll-DUAL PURPOSE SHORTHORNS Sec. l. Bull, Junior Calf. 1. Dr. G. C. Corrar, L-ower Gage- town, N. 13.: 3. Keppoch Farm, Kep poch; 3. Keppoeh Farm, Keppoch.

Sec. 2. Bull, Senior Call’. '

1. Dr. G. C. Corrar.

Sec. 3. Bull, 1 yr. Old.

1. Seymour Wood, Mt. Herbert; 2. Raebum McNeil, Olieary; 3. Hector McKay, De Sable.

Sec. 4. Bull, 2 yrs. Old.

1. Dr. G. C. Cossar; 2. Frizzeil, Cornwall; Farm, Kevppoch.

Sea. 5. Bull 3 yrs. 0ld_ and. ull- wards.

Robert

nal.

See. 6 Junior Male Champion. 1. Seymour Wood, Mt. Herbert. Sec. 7. Senior Mala Champion, 1. Di‘. G. C. Cos-sol‘.

Sec. 8. Grand Champion Malc._ 1. Dr. G. C. Cossar.

See. 9. Heifer Junior Call.

1. Dr. Cossar.

Sec. 10. Heller, Senior Calf.

1. Keppocn Farm, Keppoch:

Dr. G. C. Cossar. Sec. ll.’ Heller, 1 yr. Old.

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3. Keppoch

1. Norman C. MacFadyen, Corn- wall; 2. Mt. Melllck Farm Pow-

2.

1. Dr G. C. Cossar; 2. Dr. G. C.

pooh Flflll. Keppoch.

Soc. Heller 2. Yrs. 01d.

1. Dr. G. C. Caesar; 2. Charlotte MacKay, De Sable; 3. Kewoch Farm, Keppoch; l. Hector macKay De Sable. SéaISCowIunaIIkoa-oalllyrl- Old.

1. Dr. G. C. Caesar; 2. Koppoch Farm, Keppoch. Scmlbllowinmllkor cal! I 1. Dr. G. C. Caesar; 2. Kappooh Farm; 3. Kcppoch Firm; 4 Kop- poch Farm.

Sec. 15 Junior Mala Chunplou.

1. Dr. G. C. Corras.

Sec. 16. Senior Female Champion. 1. Dr. G. C. Croaaar,

Sec 17. Grand Champion Female. 1. Dr. G. C. Cossar.

Sec 18. Breeders Young Herd to Consist o! 1 Bull 4 l-‘emalel.

1. Dr. G. C. Cossar; 2. Kappooh Farm.

Soc. 19. Herd oonlllllng qt l bull and 4 Females.

1. Keppoch Farm.

Sec. 20. Best Animals got ol 1 bull. ' 1. 131206100003; lKewoah Farm. p

Sec. 21. Best 2 Anlmah , , _y ol 1 cow.

1. Dr. G. C. Cossar.

CLASS 1s am: OTHER near nneros

Sec. 1. Bull Junior Call.

1. Frank Saunderson and Sons North River; 2. Frank Saunderaon and Sons North River; 3. Frank Saunderson and Sons; l. Frank Saunderson and Sons.

Sec 2. Bull Senior Call.

1. Frank Sounder-son and Sons; 2. Horne Bros, Wlnsloe; 3. Home Bros.

Sec. 3. Bull 1 yr. Old.

1. W. H. MacGregor, Lot, 16; 2, Home Bros.

Sec 4. Bull 2 yII. Old.

1. Horne Bros; 2. Horne Bros. Sec 5. Bull 3 yrs. 01d. and, up. wards,

1. Frank Saunderaon. and Sous; 2. Home Bros; 3. Home Bros.

Sac B. Junior Mala Champion. 1. W. H. MacGregor, Lot 16. Sec 7. Senior Mala Champion.

1. Frank Saunderson and Song. Sec Grand Champion Male.

1. Frank Saunderson and 5on3, Sec. 9. Heller Junior Call.

1. Frank Saunderson and Sons; 2. Home Bros.

See. .10 Heifer Senior Call.

1. Frank Saunderson and Sons; 2. Frank Tremors, North Wlltshlre: 3. Home Bros.

Sec 11. Heller 1 yr. 01d,

1. Frank Saunderson and Sons; 2. Frank Saunderson and Sons; 3. Hore Bros; 4. Peter Mathieaon Wheatley River.

Sec l2. Heller 2 yrs. 01d.

1. Frank Saunderson and. Sons;

Frank Tremere, North Wlitshire.

Old.

1. Frank Saunderson and Sons; 2. Frank Saunderson and Sons; 3. Frank ‘rremere; l. Home Bros. Sec 14. Cow 4 yn. 0141 and ﬂp~ wards.

1. Frank Sanderson and sons; 2. Frank Sounder-son and Sons; 3. Hayden and Jenkins, Cherry Valley, 4. Frank Saunderson and Sons.

Sec. 15 Junior Female Champion. 1. Frank Saunderson and Sons, Sec. 16. Senior Female Champion, 1. Frank Saunderson and Sons. Sco l7 Crank Champion Female. 1. Frank Saunderaons and Sou. Sec l8, Breeders Young Berg to

Consist ol 1 bull and 4 Femﬂa. 1. Frank Saunderson an! Sons; 2. Home Bros.

Sec 19. Herd Consisting 9g 1 Bull and 4 Females.

1. Frank Saunderson and Sons; 2. Horne Bros.

‘Sec 20. Best 3 Animals get ol bull. 1. Frank Saunderson and Sons. see 21 Best 2 Animals progeny ol

one Cow. 1. Frank Saunderson and Sons. Special Prizes offered by tha Can

adlan lleralord Breeder-n’ Anoca- ation. “Call Herd consisting ol 1 bull

and 2 hellcrl.

1. Frank Saunderson and Sons: 2. Frank Sounder-son and Song,

Special Prlzo donated by Prowso Bros.

1. Frank Saunderwn and Sons; 2. Charles R. Trenholm, Ft. Lgw- rence N. S.; 3. Home Bros,

CLASS 20 BEEF CAlTll GRADES

Sec 1. Heller Call.

1. A. Boswell and Son, Bummer- slde; 2. John Calville, New Haven; 3. Frank Saunderaon and Son.

Sec. 2. Heller Call under 1 yr.

1. Frank Saunderson and Son; 2. Elmer Younker, North River; 3. Horne Bros.

Sec. a. Heller 1 yr. old.

1. Frank Saimdcroon and Sons; 2. Horne Bros; s. Home 13mg

Sea l. Heller 2 Yn 01d.

1. Frank Saund and Sons; 2. Charles R. Trcnholm It. Law. rencc N. 5.; 3. Frank Sauﬂoraon and Sons.

wards In milk o! Call.

Frank Saunderson and Bone; 3. arson and Sons;_3. Frank Saunder- Frank Saunderson and Sons; l. son and S0115; 4- 3°11" 131°5-

Sec. l3. ‘Cow in Milk or Call 3 yrs

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Slip-Soles, a sturdy Fall Shoe of ﬁne quality. Our Biggest Bargain yet.

ALLEY s. co. I-Tv.

RETIRING FROM BUSINESS SALE STORE OPEN WEDNESDAY ALL DAY

|Alley s. o... ltd. Offer a Thousand Pairs

‘MED/PS OXFORDS at Sensational _Prices. New ' Fresh Lots

Placed on Sale This Morning.

Values That Will ‘Surprise You.

3.45

Blucher BOOTS at

ever attempted here, our standard

FAMOUS BLACK

sEpTEMliﬁRigasi

BALKAN the Lowest Price

A NOTE:—Mr. Alley’s Orders are to Clear This Stock Regardless of Former Price. If Low Prices Will Do It We’re Determined to Put It Over. '

“were; 3, Frank Saunderson and sons; 4. Home Bros.

Soc c. cow. 4 yn- 01¢ ml “l”

1. Home Bros; 2. Frank Saund-

CLASS 26 FAT CATTLE.

See. 1. Best pr. Steers. C11"! “l 1931.

1. Frank Saunderson and S0115; 2. Frank Saunderson and Sons; 3- Home Bros.

Sec. 2. m: slnrle FM 1 yr. 01d.

1. Chas. R. ‘Irenholm; 2. Flank underson and Sons; 3- Chas F- Irenhoim. V

Sec 3 Best pr. ol Fat Anlmals. yr. 01d. ‘

1.,Frank Saunderson and Sons;

I Animal,

2. Chas R. ‘rrenhoim; 3. Home Bros.

Sco 4. Belt aln|la Fat Anlmlll. 1 yr. Old.

1. Frank Saunderson and S0115;

month. Entire palaces are available at $75 (gold) f: ‘

The palaces are one story wooden structures, built around lovely rock gardens in pure Chinese style. They have been renovated and have 91' ectric lights and runnin! WﬂWT- n the experiment succeeds they prob- ably will be ﬁtted with modem plumbing.

The Nan Hal ls one o! the three imperial pleasure gardens here, cov-

heart of the city. It has a beauti- lul artificial lake, with artllicial la-

York; 3. Chas R. Irenholm; 4. Chas IR. Itrenholm.

yrs. 01d.

1. Frank Saunderson and Sons; 2. Chas. R. 'l‘renh0lm; 3. Home Bros.

More and McLeod Shield lor the best Exhibit ol Beet Cattle a- warded to Frank Sanderson and Sons North River.

(To be Continued)

FAMED PALACES 0F

MANCHUS 1N CHINA RENTED PEIPING" Sept. 1. (lLPJ-Sever- al ol the former Manchu palaces in this city are offered jor rent on ahprt or long leases. Sorirtklamllies already have leased palaces in the Nan Hal (South Sea) Park and write the address "Forbidden City" on their stations y. Experiments with

when the Summer Palace,

loiclgn and Chinese tenants. cient capital.

doﬂnltq move to make Pciplng a great tourist center, and to induce ‘tourists to stay a long time. Rents have been ﬁxed very low, so that at the present rate of exchange, a-

SeclLCowIyraOM.

1"- 011w“ R- Trwhvlm; 3.1km! avallablo at about m mom) a

renting lor- mer palaces were begun last year, favor- lto recreation ground o! the late Empress Downer in the suburbs ,\ of Pelping, was thrown open to Its sucoeu lad to Opening the Forbid- den City, in the center oi this an-

Opaninp o! the Forbidden City, declares Mayor Chou Ta Wen. I3 a

many we can make in a day.

2. A. H. Bouwall, Marshlleld via‘ time we take“, build ‘hem ﬂab | extra materialwe put into them t i them perfect. ‘Iliat’: why “GP" Tires last 8w- 5- BM nr- o! Fat Cattle. 2.! longer. With unit's quality-not mace ro-

; duction. Every tire is custom-built. Xnd

they cost no more.

relng more than 50 acres in the.

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partmmh in imperial palaces are

some o1 the palaces now offered lor rent are on these islads. Its lotus pond is one ot the most famous in China.

:=It Testifies lor Itself-Dr. Thomas‘ Eclectrit. Oil needs no tes- timonial o! its power other thaniit- sell. Whoever tried it for coughs er colds, lor cuts or contusions, for

sprains or burns. lor pains in the‘

limbs or body, well know that the medicine proves itself and, needs no guarantee. ‘This shows why this

lands containing rock gardens, and oil is in general use.

"GP" Tires are Custom-Bui

Quality-Not Mass Production

It's not how fast we build ﬁres, or how

It’: the extra and the t makes

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"Aurel."- JANE naao

TAZEWEIL, Va, Sept. 1. 1UP.) —"Aunt" Jane Fudge, who claimed she was 102 years old, but whom relatives thought was much older, died here recently. The old woman, who lived two generations in slav- ery, had resided within 100 yards‘ oi the Norfolk and Western Rail- way track ever since it entered Tazewell. She never had been on a train. She had never been in an automobile until recently, when she attended the luneral oi a grandson

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