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French Ambassador H°“l*_°WlV¢S fg`°l“l“Fl‘ Malpeque School Fair `

To Italy Resigns Rm hlyflk Pm”

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couwr a1'.AuLAias, rom- »'ron»oN'ro,oct_11.-_snintei-ost. no

Eriav or couirr or e1'..iainEe ing restore in we discnssion no to °““""1' m°"d °"°'l”' ”°'“"`

APPOINTED T0 ROME _ilxhtl of 'winter milk 'prices is the Bm' * ne ,Hamm ‘_ hum M’ tj

ton' 2 Thelma -Donald Baltic' 8

-.__ canniness" of local housewives. °° fllnnfnni . °“

tion of Rene Besnard the French llutore are concerned is that if the ,sm ell ’M°'Gon n Fg§°T°ry°

ainbucsador to Rome. has caused ll excited gossip here. Members of C

rice of milk to them 'goes up they “ey sa' n ng' 3 nnot in a considerable measure 'R'°b°" Sutherland ‘sell view’ 4

the French colony lrnew that Prem- r°¢0\l/ll flliilllielvee 'by .passing the Lena ‘M°Gr°5°r rum"

ier ‘Polncaro was irritated by incl ill

t _-ssssinste Premier -Mussolini, economy -measures 'whlc hthe sen- -

lllitalt had not been thouKl1t'BeB °l`“l~__h°“ll°W:’l° :l\l‘°‘5- 3:3 ‘Wadi r Raul..

uacomngncreasea mme- 0 ',M t|n.Pt,_ __1

The Fascist oreea stresses Bee- ‘"*"°'Y "’°°°“‘“ “ °l’°°“’“‘°"“ ‘“""‘ ocrdilincofslgsliasitlclgfurneims iiard's intense admiration for Fats- ll0k6tB. lP0l'lll1D5 sh” ‘mf ,gntevgor 'Donaldz '3, ‘Robert Sutherland; 4.

'"”°l5l"’°“ f°"” “"’°°‘ “Y “li Lois nisireney. son view.- sstbly fifty or a hundred dollars _msn _Cob-b|ers___1 Ronan sum

bnssador was nynnnuzed .ny the worth of-tickets, enough to do them Briana: ,2_ Gordon Cousins; n_ Au]

unc.-'s "charming manners and in- '°"‘l“'° °’ "“'°° "“°“"‘“' '"‘°y"" don inonsid. sea view; 4 :Bruce lelngenm.. _ s mmer or autumn iprices, getting Rney_ B__mc_ .

Iii0.\IE. Oct. 12-The resigns- The lltuation so .far as the distri- ‘°,$§ry't _‘.1 Mon' _ B’

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iiard would be replaced so soon.

clsin. and Mussolini denies- the he charges made in Paris that the ani- .P9

crease on to the consumer The nvEll_"°%‘§gl23°°n°"'1 RN" Mccu

dems following the recent “tempt reason »for it speaks gwell for the y' ‘

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Count ,SL Alan.e_ who snccceedn seventeen or sixteen tickets Bor a ,l.nmn)B_ *_ -1 ,Emma _McDonald

him ,earned an enviable reputation dgixéunglatrizlsffg cg;‘ng:_‘;l:'\tt gg: Baltic; 2, »Davld'Cousins; il, 'Phelmli

pred itickets yonly wifich will -be ac- LD°n“ml 4' 'Wesley cr°zl°r' H°mu`

“Fwd “nd” the higher mice' but tolllllnngels -il. \Bruce Riley' 2 Aul.

u§>es_x_1't inipinove the friendliness of m_‘é‘_;;_r;l_Bl!:)i`£(l.IJf,:;)_ll§,l£',,ngan_ Fnn_

:nor ' ° °“°°W 9' - ning; 2, 'Jean Simpson. Baltic; 3,

at the court of St. James- during 0 the Ruhr occupation and his ap-_C pointmeut here is commented upon in

the crest importance or the nomo d” embassy.

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Want Political Help

‘VV‘AlSHllNG'I‘O`N, D. C., 'OCl.0ber i

MAR KE1-5 F05 FLQUR Green Tomatoes.-1 ‘Wilton Ram.

__ gay, Malpwc 2 .Aulden Donald'

St k M H pn 5 Qtjand are 3. Ruiby untalu, Fanning; 4,

lc‘"'d|‘" P'°") small? isnt desglile thatcfact ibuyei-s|lRlltll llVl0lll80lTl9l'¥~

M s em rather to have lost confidence l0lll0llS.-1. Louise Simpson'

______o>-_- , 'Walden Dougan, §ea View; 4, Ruth

5501--|-_|.3H ,AN.p U-|_g11ER lMou'tgomery, Fanning.

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;-.Minnie Manderson, Fanning; 3.

the anket and will only pu _' ase frlgm hand to mouth, writes 'Mlll'8al`°l \P_l°k°l`lllK» S93 ‘Vl°W3 4-

f North ‘D“k°l“' ‘based °” his °b' Trade Commissioner G. IB. Johnson, Kell' DUKE"-ll- 59°- Vl°W-

allowed to hang twentyiour hours before shipping. S@l`Yllll0lls ill much -of the north- Glnngdnn in the forthcoming issue ~lCucumibers.-ll, Jean- Ramsay; 2.

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Q5 states for legislation which will m

Coolidge, and who insists the Pre- p

western and western agricultural nf area this summer and a-li, there is J

lc ll ~ dian spring wheat is also in favor 'P _ ' _ 955, r ' y

the' Commercial .Intelligence 'W8l\`l0ll `DllHl¥lmi 3- 'Mllllldli OWS"-

ournal. |The good spring 1loursHBl’l'lll`t0ll¥ 4. |L¢-lilo lMoGregor. _

., increasing demand in thefanning made by _the we"_knnwn Cnnadhm lBeets.-1. 'Weldon Duggan; 2,, l

° V ills are much in favor with bak- 'Rlltll lM0llllE0lll€l‘¥; 3. Laura Pick- - /n

U ts f Scotland |Cano, ering. ‘Sea View; 4. 'Thelma 'Donald » “ ' ~

iSenator _ Frazier. who is aIltl~ in Northern Ireland and easily com- Gerald 'M°N“ll- 'Dlll`lll9Y» -1. -l_@l=lll

orthwest and west, declares the in

etes -with United States and home- Ramsay. Halllllwll-

- _ - » rel we-f°°<l Pf°<ll'°°‘ " °""<l ~ _- _ _ '

will .12.5i_ W( i* lv( ® econom 8315 1 0 a S ers in A par 0 ' lPum lilln,-1 Walden \Du an 2 Z

' ’ Mt. A111301] Ullll/8I`Sll§y WOMHH HELS .eldenr is leelns his grip in the mined. This is -especially the care l 1,

n Londonderry, -where the lCann- _ Fl°W°"l~ | - ’/ of _

- Narrow Escape farmers are more determined than dian product is -preferred ‘by most ' .' ' _/Ei

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promise ot novelty in the Fresh- men 'Initiation at the opening of ‘Mount .Allison University was amp- ly fulfilled on 'l`hnrsday, when the event took lace. 'For some -ears fr

with an enthusiastic endorsement. her to Safety .as her lingers werelhe farm- T0 -“lake lllllfl-GTS W0l`89 ll On the afternoon of the initi -tio losing their gm” G" the wel mil' In l’ Y a tlg ~

rder to escape death she was tore- ening un in 1oanS_ _ - m

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an equal num'ber from -the fresh: ° man and sophomore classes, uni- 0

pired by nnner_n|as_nnen_ new a nag It contained 'the -proceeds of a be offered in me _nnmlng session of

rusb,. the .i're'shmen attacking and d

tached to a pole set in the canipnfs. 'Phe freshmen pressed the defend- P ers -very hard at the 'beginning oi the rush, 'hut the sophomores rul- lied and when time was called were

still in possession of the iiag.

,This msn was followed by n wg for the -period ending August, 1ll26,.0

of war, Ibetween the 'two classes, across the Ladies' College pond; an event which furnished great amusement for the large body of onlookers. .both town and gown. After several falscstai-is due to tliei

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breaking of the rope' the wg be'lClim-lr(i?ei'¢:l;ll -llitellllllzeiicgmJdlirilnl. mlwf l"glsl“l°n` Wm 'ba '~'l°5elY a

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-gan. Once again the rope t`ailed,' -but -this time iitn parted in the mid- dle o.f the sophomore team, leaving only a portion of that team pulling. These were speedily dragged through the pond. the remainder of the sophomores ivoluiitnrily follow-

, tn tn n_ T __ _ 355 per cent.; -China, 320; Italy, 1-il; _ _

ng em mug hc "°“"“’°" Jonnn, 92: British -most indics, sf; Selllllllelll 01 the farmers and roi-ni

Norway. 76: Australia. G7; United °l`EalllZllll0ll-S to secure rclicf 1'

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upon learning the reason for their hollow victory, themselves plunged into ithe- pond and waded across. |Botb contests were carried out in the spirit of good sportsmanship, and the 'best of reeling was evidenc- ed between the classes.

lin the evening. in the gymnasium _

a further novelty was staged inthe freshman .book rush. A :book was put on the floor, in the centronfa circle of freshmen. \vho at o. signal rushed to get possession of it. -The object of the winner was to putthc ‘book on a chair at the other end oi the gymnasium. .After a prolonged

su-ugg|e_ a whmue was .m(,wn_nnd .coming issue of the ‘Coiniiicrclul lu-

all without a hand on -thc -book were forced to fall out. Those left con- tinued` the -fight for -posseli-don. nach man -falling out as lie lost touch on the lbook, until but three were left. The affair hers assum- ed an interprovlncial aspect, as thc

three I-emamgng .were .Neg .Mau,e. many supplied nearly halt’ oi’ the 0

son. of -Bradalbane, IP. 'E. l., James Friar, of lSussex. -NJB.. and Clarke 'Muir. of iShelburne. lN’.S. -Frier was _then eliminated and rlvlntheson and 'Muir fought it out. ‘The hook. which was entitled “-Figlitlng Blood" was won 'by iMatheson,- another be- ing awarded to 'Muir. however, in recognition of his fine struggle.

.Altogether a very .fine spirit pre-

vailed throughout the entire affair, and- it is -believed that a precedent has been estaiblished that will meet with the hearty approval of all and ibecome one of the traditions of the university.

'On Friday evening the annual

"Welcome -Reception was given in the halls of the iisadies' »College. and 'was also somewhat unique. In place of the usual promenades and musical nunfhers. s series of bur- iesques on student activities was given 'by the students of the vari- ous departments of the Ladies' College, and one on the Ladies' Coi- lege girls 'by the iboys of the Uni- Yersity. These' proved very amus-

ing and enjoysihie to all, the best the best_ye't. ‘ well filled purse. which was pre l "“ s

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_ __ _minus among me farmers as __not_ _form and imnintnin nnices at acom. 'by. Hamilton, 3. Gerald fMcl\utt

ed. That is, he says in some loc- petitive level. '1`he total consumll' 4- 'Helen Cl“‘ml)l°“' Darnley-

»M'.oN'ra~nAii.. oct. 1-1. - Hnrica sine.. conditions are good -cnt in .ion or iicnr in and -psssingtnrongn *Bouquet -Mixed lflowere.-1. Jenn

D 5 their, the father has lheen ‘hard Glasgow le iill¢l@l`l’fl0°ll 1° -be ”~b°“l- Dwell: 2' Llfiyd Llickemyl 3' Marny

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the nemunens of the affnn. has been by an automobile, Mis. Joseph Con- hit by entire failures of cro s He 30000 sacks of 280 pounds pei week Burns Fann ng Si-806)' F086

felt 'by the college men. As a result slam' aged 'M' 'lf Sl' L“mberL’°l“”g S me sophomore n1nSS_ nnden the for several minutes to 'the railing ¢ leadership of its _,President nnnibs.. of Victoria -Bridge ibefore ehe was o rative Wholesale Y. _ W||son_ nf .SL J0nn_ this veal. sn# .saved from dropping into the swirl- [ess relief is g|v,3n ;hem_ Senator these of course exercise a very im-

gested a change wninh has met ing river waters below. :Men liaiiledlpi-Hier says they wil.; have to leave portant lnfgjclxs 0(l_lf 5‘;l;_l:_l_l_‘;s'2'§l6g2')' 2 _X3ZI,glaegllgkl§&;§nr`{;}&;a(lZ;v;enyl Arthur _]0h|,s¢0n_ (panning CANADA'S SAUGA-R BEETS SEED _mlssl°“°" Y' L°m°“(“5“9» Bl'““el5.

ave ni s 0 1 | 1 '

~ _ - » EQUAL THE aE$'r

K I 280 lb _ nel. wee],_ The Sea View. .sh-s..¢s.~

ailblilligoca-pa-cltysoi Scotland isalboui. ’L0mlJRl'li lPlllll'lB.-1. 'WOSl9Y Cro-_ s°l\°°l w°"k t ‘ _ _“E

000 Banks of ,930 1_ns_ _ner w,,@k_ zier. . _ _ _ Tnvestigation conducted 'by 'the n td _ _ 4- °‘ _Duchess ,Anp|es_ _ 1_ ,Mmgnnetl 'lcxert-ise -Book (a) - 1.* Adele Division of Chemistry, under the re ece “ m‘p°rl's “m°““ll”g lo

(Canadian Press.) t

om her wagon when it -was struck o

d 'to drop her purse into the rivcr.

ny`s sales o"iui'1u produce :it the C

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cANAoiAN Pnooucrs 1,,

The total cxiport trade of Canada a

as $l,323,180,712 as against $1.-

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August, 102.1, an increase oi' 17 pci' f

ion Bureau of Statistics- published “ if

show the percentage of increase or dr-_crease in 'Cunadiuil exports to the l principal countries. Increases for l' the 'period ending August, 1926, as t against the corresponding period in I

cent. The -following iiigures, coin- or “milk anll lo “mme” themselves Diied -from u report ‘bY the -Dmnin-.for me comms crop Season Will be

al channels. .He describes the con- e

here are in 'Glasgow five or six DBl‘l1l€Y

enum to keen the quality -uni. l.\ic'.\lutt.'Darnley; -2, Ernest :Lo‘ckcr_-I I- li

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irfigclituxynlx,-efolgllttlqiollltlllggvilnltgl glgiers. including ‘the sS;:cc;;ttish 31% ' F__u_t_ _ J

r secd for next year’s crops. Un- o

nnks in man instances re ht ll

'Senator Frazier says a bill will 4

ongress for the purpose of tidlng

ext crop is harvested; This pro- R oseil legislation will he distinct

oni the permanelnt agricultural gisiation which isg talked of, such

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---<-*¢>-'i' 'Riiey; -2, .Sidney iMeGougari; 3,'Wes- Clla-lllDioi1_: v2, Villali Hickey; 3, supervision of the Dominion Chem-

_ mm,k€,,_ _ _ __ _ . 18,. cmzicr; 4, .Keir ionggsn. I-Onlee lS1nn>eon; 4. Helen Burns; lst. Dr. F. T. ishutt. M. A,, D. Sc.. “" °°l’l‘°"‘°"”’ ‘lef"“‘"“g 1' "eg al' ”"'°"e“ f“”"@'*l 0"" lmlll flle owN1'nEE's TAKE oven crsu -Apples,-1, 'Ernest Locker- fb)-1. Jean Owen: 2. _Mnrloric F. I C. for over twenty-two years

GOWAN. COM-PANY PLANT -|,y_ Hamilton: 2_ Margalm Huey; Crozgegl--i, James 'Mcl(ay; 4, Mar- establilshles the lfnct that within- 4

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TORONTO’ ,oct 12__.1.‘011¢,wing 3',]~§;1h;\£g§§1?:n Apn|eB___1_ Gladys gy; 2. l.\lui*§:ll“il\}/loléili:;'; 3,"C1vzI>l;}l3Il-l;.'l1ll_- lalll3;ailw'lili;1e;]tari;;e¢l)forth§ieDo;;?}£;£ francs in 1926 from 845,804 francs ut their plan to establish branch Sudsbury; 2, .|Eric Sudsbury, Sea T’l°"i 4- lLlV9~_ Dllglillll- grnde can be produced In his re-

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S the MCN8l`Y.Haut1en measure. Queries in the domrnimn thgview; -3_ .Ernest .Lucky-by_ .MaplNewlBrunswiok (a)-1, Mar- por; for the year ending March

l\Vhile lSena_to_r Frazier does not utline it. the iinprefssion is that

,R nt;-ee Company of York, ng _ _ _ t 1925 Dr .Shutt furnishes par

,. °. 1 lanll. cocoa and chocolate manuiac~ Canning. ‘l’_'3-_'l;_el“l“l_C§_:“Pl_{§’ll. 4- Mal`8lll`¢l tlculars in summarized form of the

130.7-53,557 in .the period ending img gemy leg slam” intends 0 urers, have arranged' tc- take over ‘ M” e“e"n,l ) nfrlh Am°ri°“’_1j l""e5llBall°” llllll l'-*l Bllll llelngl

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rant loans to farmers to buy feed he _ant of the _oowan C0m_)____y_ ,RaS.nben.|eS___1_ Wmnn Rams,,y_| argarct icker_ g, 2. Gregor »Mc continued not only at me Central

ll B ts _.1 'Maman 0wen~ 2 Jem. Nutt, 3, Harold Brennnn' 4 We.l-- _

d_ J nun. ISL 1921 681 . - _ » » __ - - .farm in -Ottawa but also ut ti score

,ternng wa on 2; . ly d to. 0Well- 3- Wllndfl '(`{l”~ll“"‘» Sea Vl°“ » _ dm” Duggan' 'lof other -Dominion Experimental

ttempted. 'He asserts the ttit de This a““°““°°me“ “as ma 0 -4, Jauetta Champion, Sea View. -/lllille (fl) _ 1- Stacey Rolwhl; _ the a_________S___a__0.n _owmnd snch day by ML Arthur Nelson me m_an_ _ _ _ |2 Vernon _Ch_m_p_Or__ 3 _Carrie Ad_ Farms and 'Stations situated in each

King director ui' the Ro-wntree Cooknm .a;ns; 4_ Lyman Mm’rn_l__n_ the nine provinces of the coun-

sicn.-.i nc icnves i-no infer Cennillell °°l'11'“l'Y~ -Lost 'wane inrcnd ~ -1 oistiidn -wi icnrtoon.~1. lMnr-gs.-ot Pica-;“"' 'The "la" °f ‘“’°"‘ ’"”“ °"‘“‘

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'Ae -Soon ee, lllf' lrdllllfel is “S20 owen! 2. 'Lois nisuoncy; 3. aivs crlnc. 2. 'Weldon 'lluirsnm ri. Ai.nio|{;f'e`{,*§§}_l___ "0f"1v‘2_'f‘;e2§_§§{z;{’P’f;_‘§_*;;:

f ~ _ ‘ ence

hat the attitude of the executive oward farm relief action this win- l

n 1928. although 'he docs not say s

he new 0W1l@l'H llll‘l"¢l ‘O ln" °`iDu5san- -i. 'Lulu "McDonald, .Bni~tic. Woodside; 4. 'Lena \McGregoi'. | ` .I ne t' _ M _ is

n the 'forthcoming issue of the Commercial ‘Intelligence Journal. The improvement in the demand is

l6,346.660 -f1°an‘c3 in the January- May period of 1 26. as compared with !0,687,444 'francs in the cor- responding period of last year. :Can- itda's exports increased to 1 262 18

n 1925, nnd imports- from the Unlt- ed States almost donlbled; .this in

_E _ _jot-ie .C,.0Z|e,.; 2_ (Rntn |M0ntg0n.|e|_y_ als _ ' the .face of very adverse economic

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conditions in Belgium. ilmports from the United Kingdom show ittle change; these include Cann- dian iproducts re-'exported to -Bel- giiim. For the fiscal year ended March, 1926. Caiiadsjs eroports of canned salmon to 'Belgium were

,valued at $269,127 as compared

with $287,080 -for the previous year und '$422,475' for 1924, while ex- ports of lo‘bster show u similar do-

tal considerable new elill‘llll1l0llt lil gan, Faiiniiigl 2.' Marlon Cousins, Vary: 2. Jean Owen; 3. Siaccyltllnt p°l"'l5 and the amlyslfl at ot' lllll ln llle Vllllle ‘ll lhe ‘lflmc and

the last -fiscal year: Switzerland, so directly. ` enable them to- increase the bro- lBs.ltic' 6. 'Margaret RD-lllS2l.l’1 4. R°“°l‘¥ 4-'BlflllCllc Cliampion_ (1,)_ `lllW2l Ol’ r0Dl'0S€l1tilliv0 beets from the correnpnridiiig rise in thc price

cent. Docrcascs: -Russia, 92 'per 8 cent.; Sweden, 16; Germany, 15; 0 Newi'oimdlaud, 12 pci' cent. _S

DANISH MARKET FOR LEATHER 0

Canadian leather to Denmark are Hi chiefly confined to stripper leather, W such as Ibox calf, patent sides and small skins and :finished splits. writes ‘Trade 'Commissioner' L. l). Wllgrcss, Haiiilhurg, in thc forth-

teiligence Journal. 'Therc is not niuch opportunity for tho sale of sole leather .Ln this initrltct as the

of the couiitr_v's 1'cq\iii'ciiieiits :ind d

total Danish imports of uppcre

was the next largest supplier while ll smaller quantities were imported from -Great Britain and France. In patent leather, however, Grout Britain shipped almost the same quantity as the United 'States-i. .For fiscal years 1924 to 1926 'Canada's exports of upper leather to ~ this msrirct were voincd at -$35,024, $29,- 5 364 and 525.206 respectively. _

increased attendance which rumors 8 -concerning the probable program U

place in Beethoven Hall, 'but the ll whole main floor, and the depart--S

were thrown open -to the guests. € The rooms and halls have been re-

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tales

SILK, WOOL,

Q., |`i|@,G&Ii Sdn Agana

Tscientific compound to |

.the place of Bluing co‘rroN,_ anon,

UNIONS 1 .

.w " -1;. . ` _ f-.nv " '.1-<‘~..i].i'.s"<1..l§£».;if”s.-.\."~l‘“..Lu.».i:i.£M‘lZ£s

tate.; west of the iMis-sigsipp; .but n

i--<o>---_ as growing in illinois. 'indian ri

- by ofrmcrs- in thc olilerdtates is the U

"l`lie openings im' llic salc of Ollly reason why discontent in legs h

the -balance is rprincipuliy coilrpris- “Und dllrlllg ll°l` Slab’ lll llle Ully- ed of imports from Gerinany. Gci'-,ll-‘Uk f*l0l"l_l° llllslllfl 'U19 Dlll»ll'i.lll'.§

leathers in 1924. 'The UuiteclStntcs Holrts. where there is one Pl' the

. e. ' cone of a very enjoyable gather-|l ng on Friday evening, oct lgggl

evidence oi’ which was the largely when “Dwnlds °l lllxli' members

moms or -Principal and iMrs. Ross t-rio to reenme his studies in coll- “

decorate and are indeed really chairm-an._ A suitable musical b

welcome" was voted ily all present address. it was accompanied by a ll

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er Wm have ,ln ;n,no,.Umt bearing very extensive alterations .ind in 1-ea g}§|sc,m_1 q;9_,~1,a,-8 Megan. |I’eumztnshlip.-1, lltena |McGilll- sugar vm e B 3' these W Bly ll ` “une ln the same l’e"l°d due '-0 ill”

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‘Senator Frazier describe.; thc duction 012 their goods. llanetta .Chnmpion. 1- 'Ml1l`.l0l`l9 'Cl’0Zl0l`I 2. C0l'll ‘Clililll~lu'° harvested crops' Elm" “t°l"k'"'

Sl ll- 0“"l- North and -Sunil. Dau

. . - . . . _ . fnecil were used sovon of which

Tho Cowan plant on -Sterling Sugnr\Cookies,--1,IBlaucli_e Cham- ill0il_. 3. Vlllnh_ llickcy. 4. lfcit Mc- gem _ _ I '___ (__

____ _ oad consists of three .bulldi_n_gszgiogagznialeynlgéulgznniiu __(.rt1vh_ai._n:_,_1fn_nnr_S§:é2ln___§;i;_ii.E_rnR;xln§;?[n§Z:__ _F_ra__ce_l_lb:;;_ru;2_;r_( I__;l;n_u __i;_i;;n;i_;:)3;:

Kingdom 18: United 'States' 7 per I h it cal channels is strong* valilrllg-tileilinisalzlill-.lilliiilllJ-l(2?0(ll(l)?000 will I-llckey. Dariilcy. ' ' ltou; 4. Katherine lBlukcney. ' ltd- llle Hlglrlll 'lielllll thi' Clll1ll~

- l.- - , . .

ta and Minnesota and some other some four hundred- -people are cm-` GlllS9l'llll9-PS-"1- 'M9-l`l°“ Cousins; 'I n grow" Kll¢ll6ll_0r variety. In

a. n d

hio. .lic .-nys lack of organization 2

arked than in the corn ands heat belt

_ _ 3_ _ .nm R m_, _ his report. which can bo had freo

'Wed' V ' . _ gow)lllldgylillicuoxgdrnidy. 8 l spam' ‘lf cost on application ic nic Pub- ’I"l\0 m0lll0r‘llllllll lllY‘fl“k lr UV*-l'. ,School .Lune-|,__1_ Lounge s|mn_ (__) 5" yn _nun _“___ ____ __d_ n lications Branch of the .Depart- 00 years om and at mesem cmvsoni '2. 'Tlielmit |l9ouald; 3. Janette ).,.s_1 .“.n.j'n,.|n,mnkn,:` f\‘2“-Ltr. lllellli Of AKl'lClllllll'.l1. Ol-llllvll. D00- loys 7.000 hands. The [aclory tlicre CBM ion_ 4__M____ Hu____B_. . 1 ._ _ cy, ,_ uuiu tor shun noten n rather mnmrk

. y '

Be Ill!-l- i-116 0l`lllllal’Y ll-1lll9lll`flllC_0 ‘ll mrgwn ,Sugar i|.~udge,_1_ Bapbara iicqggléllgblllnglllllghglteumm Hickey’ able similarity of quality among the “Ch Wlldlngs but ls “l’l"°“‘“he'1|.lvloGougan: 2.»<Phy-llis Hickey: 3.l .50 yd ,msn .fnr gn,]s_ 9 to 12 yrs varieties under -test. He also re-

tllr0\lBll llli avenue of trees shading [Robert sntnmqnnd; 4_ igelenngham. _L ,Hnme ,Ste\'vart_ 2_ . ,Lnnan ‘marks that they ‘indicate an excel-

~ . _ _ - th - - - .< . -

dy Mond Likes lyi_all trimmed lawns For e rccrea ninn_ Thompson' 8 'Margaret .Bmkeney lent quality for l"u.tnry purposes

on of the cmplvyes. there. ure . 4_ Mnnnn .;i,mnd,,rnnn ' ' und arc of especial interest when it

‘ » ' i!l'0llll¢lS Of 0V€l' 200 ill!l`0S Wll-‘ll Sewing. , _ . ' .` . in romciulbcrcd tlnrt tho :irc from

Canadlan Peonles swimming pools, bowling grceus.| ,i(|1il.ga.S,5-l;n2`,),l;rff1;hlH3f)v?|{4_h?n::;£ points scirtlorcd uci'o'ssy thc iwidc

____ tennis courts and lilelds for otl\cr_. :Apron (ii)--l, dlariburu Itunisay. pickernnzc 3_ _Maman Owen; ,L 'Dominlon. The (liiiiiiiliaii -grown _

(Canadian Press.) athletics. For tho girls thcro is a lKiii|.'tod iScziri.-li, Ihiargiiret_ Ad- Wanda (;,.n|mn,_ ` 'seed has -produced heels fully hall 'll ll“ll- ol llllll- lil"

(MON/I‘RIi5AI., Oct. ll.-Nttractcd dining .hall seating 2.500 and for Lite uins, 'Sen 'Vicwc 2, Gladys buds-! 75 yd, (lun). fm- .boys unflm-1| yrs, Ulllllll ill Hllirlll' Clllllclll illlil pilrliy

Danish tnnnnnn nnnnly 9,, nn|.cent_ first of all .by ilio dis-play oi' Guild- incu u canteen with accoiuinoilulioii ibury. 'Sea Viow; 3. Kutliorino -lllgk--_;1_ |Bm.dnn ,cnnmninni 2_ Hom," to iiio production from imported

ian pcouics ut Wemlblcy, .Lady for ovcr`.’i00. eney, Sea View. lchnmpiion; ;;_ igiaude .'|~|mmD,,,m,. .|_ snail of thc most upprovcil 'Eiiroiionri

f n flied of local pconies on her

state. Wlclchet lCourt Ramscys, MP. W- U- ll0b0l'l-ll0ll- lllllll. S09- Vl9W~ 1-'1, Walden Duggan; 2. 'Lloyd

Dear Mr. -Itobcrtson:-lii tlic na- 'Mended Sock,- 1. iBar‘bara. Mc-|.L0ckmq,y; 3_ Ewen Mountain; _4

nest -gardens in ilsngland tursl course of events the time is Goullllll. Sea. View. _ Jack McKenzie.

near at hand when,y0u shall .take lliilfbrviderod fLlIl9ll.--1. Mlll'l0ll .100 yd. dash for fboys over 12 yrs

_(iii) Towel illcinstltchcd,-1, '.l$lvaIg)ay|d Connnnn .(_;e,.a|,| ‘McNu|_¢_ nm1'vnrleties. "Tho rosiilis, the -report

Duggan, Sea View. \ Stacey Roach (oquoi.) states, -froiu (llinrlottctown, ll. E. I.,

FKnitted Swonter.-‘1. lWndn Gra- i100 yd_ ,lush for .|,0y,.,_ 9 gl, 12 y,-..._ -Kontvillc, N. S. l<‘rcilerlcluii, N. B..

-Ste .Anne do lil, Pocntlcrc. Quo.,

. 'l-elllllrllliw. AIM. and Suinuiorland, .

-B. C., stand out exceptionally high.

(issued -by the Director of Pub-

ddress And f y ur departure from our midst. \Sllll'PS°ll. 'Bllll-lil! ‘Z l3ll»l’blll‘“ Mc' -1 Arthur Johnstone; 2, Bobbie i-iclty, Dominion Department of ' . S

o . - . ome four montlfs ago you came G0ll§8llI 5- 'l`llBlll”lll lD0llllldi 4» “lla Craig.

' " Presen til) es a total stranger to labour '-l`ll0lllllS0ll- lDBl'lll€Y~ ` .Sack iRace, ‘boys uuder_'10 yrs.-

" ta n inong us t-he members and 844,91-. i ll, Earl lMatlthews~ 2. Eldon 'Moun-

___ a

Tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- e

nts‘or .ine congregation oi' Brodsi- ` M°"“‘l T""""‘° leln: 6. ‘Rosle T-lille. - °

rt McLeod Bradalban was the bane' R0" valley 'and T'y°" in sack Race' boys over 10 yrs'_]'

nd adherents oi’ the congregatious=“ f Tryon, Rose Valley and Bradal- l

he interests Of the Master Kin - 'Hamer 'Hm.'d‘le'_'1' Km' 'Dug lB"“‘l° lnlleyi 2. `Ll0Yll l=0Cl¢°l'll¥i 3. ann By your kindly and semi; Kan. ea View, 2, Horton Cham- Edmund; 4, lwaldon Duggan und anner coupled with your strong pl°“' Hmnmon' G°"‘l°“ ‘C°“5l“5- llli 1\0lll8 ' C119-l`BCi°l' You hue iMilking Stool,-1. George Wall. Whee|~bm-,.oW »RBce_ f|,0yB___-1_ R0. ouud a deep Place in_o\1i; hearts. Fannlng' 2' Lester W°0dslde'Ham' be" Sutherland “nd meme Hmzl It was our delight to *assemble m-lm' B' Lyman Morrison' Darllley' 2' 'R93' 'M°““`l“l“ *md ‘EFI 'MM'

`produced. ‘The -burlesque took bone in honor of Mr. IW. C. Robert- Neil Box,--1 Kier Duggan 2 . _

‘ _ _ _ - _ - ' thews; 3. ‘Gordon Cousins and .Ed

on their student pastor who was gm” W°_;’l§_;‘:eW°:’lf °_:_:_:h5_§_fb_:’_“i3: .Vernon Champion. mum] 1)e|aney_ - hortiy to leave for his home in On. W' “ll ll 0 Y- 5 'Wagon Jack,-1. Harold Wood - q~h,.ae,1egged ,.ace_ boys 50 ym.(|s_

nd h°ll’f“l semwn' We “'9“m Side; '2.-`L€SlBl` 'W°°dlllll€» Hlllllll' -'1, Robert Craig and Arthur John-

have you know that you lnive won ton. 3 ,Amgen i[)0m||d_ _

gc. _ . stone, 2, 'Gordon Cousins and -Bruce .Rem R H_ St,-,.,.e,.¢ ably acted as thsadmlration and- the esteem of _|M|s¢§e||,me0ng__,1, wamon pug. ,Knew ,3_ Ken, Duggan and Robert

onted by Mr. Kenneth Graham.

on when you shall have gone ~ Three-legged race for girls. 60 rom us. -Before saying farewell Livestock. _ yd,__1_ Wanda Graham and Mm..

"“”" °“l°"“m“ ""'°"'"“ “nd “lm °°"“r°““"°“ "ad th” f°"°w"'“ weszgllldgillkozmiltgiiléllldlildifffegl 1-Icifeir (lair.--1, oo.-don cousins. fgdehilcflsegxilt; llgilivtlidlihgggg

he °Bl»°°lll lll Wlllcll ¥0\l “T6 ll0ld 3°"-l¢i "er 'mlvlll ‘C°“°ll'l9¥ 3- JM" and Marjorie Crozier; 4, Blanche

d g oth old and y0\ll1z. _ And we wlil! ssh. lboat; 2,Keir Dug-gan, Crochet isuthe,.|,md; 4_ .Edmund Delaney and

improved in appearance. iRefresh- program was rendered and was '-° ”'"“"° Y°“ th” Wi’ Wm ml" H0°l¢- 'Earl Matthews.

ments served in the reception and very much enjoyed by all present. Y dining rooms lbrought to a close a Mr. H. M. Chisholm from Tryon l

by us. We trust that you wiil.M0GrUK0ri 4- 'THB \Rl.lIllllY- ' Champion and llien Thompson.

~ value this not as much because of - ll’l¥'lll°\ltll R°°l¥-°"1- `-lllllll 'll~“"l' lPotato race, Argyle-"1, Arthur John-

» its intrinsic worth ont ~.-suis. 'bs- ear: 2.Aulden lbonald: ll. Charlotte none; e, Robert ci-sig; a, Robert

_ canoe ot the expression of sdrnlr- Hlllkey-' Sutherland; 4. Ernest Lockeriby.

. . 1 ‘ation and good-will conv`eyed_by_ . ' 'Girls' potato race.-1'. Margaret the giving of it from us to you c°"°°'l°"|- _Pickering 2, Alice Stewart; 6.Bar-

And now ini-ewoii. Moy Gotrs rica- ` ' here lllclionsnnz 4. Matilda owen.

-' est biessinss rest`ui>0n You 'in the w°°‘l°‘_°1’ _H°mm°“ S°h°°l' 5° 7"- '7°°ll°Y 'l°°» 'l’°¥°~-1- Af'

ORDER AT ONCE

Sea Vinyl 'School' 3 Rosie Wall

Saturn in what eve; Dart_ of His "‘°°'v°9'_1' Hamman scholl): 2' ghuigfgggnpalg; agrrdlkoldbdemliifd-al)sd

- . noyard you may- e cal ed upon ‘ ' ' ' » _ ` '

_ _ tn mn .nd would E be that at my Fl_$llll8¢__l _Ph ___ B __ _ 2 lauey, 3, Leslie Coulson and Robt.

"'P3P¢'5 Dl3»P¢P5lll" _f0l'- time in the near or in the far dist-A l Wd' ' m on c °° : ‘ s“lh°"|°“d'

Gas ‘nm “tion on , ant fuure you should decide to

Thread and Needle race-1. -Bruce

' g come back -again that among meJRen\Uv¢ Coflls §_m_’;__1:'_'}nT:"fgm,&,£l_’l':‘gl_fB§'

_ - Sour Stomach ti-issos ci si-oosibnne nose-_vsiiey B Hot Font Bath _mm ,onnmne _nd _m:;“_nc;

and Tryon, A hearty 'welcome will y

Ill¢ll¢lyl eurreekeill YM! be l0lll|d Uulllnl 70"- . ' ‘ “.¢||d. 0""n_ --

5, -t l

-never fool the rlightslt distress from .Mr. Robertson although entirely BY Wlllillllllll UIC 110! 4°” NW . __ _

'indlgectioa or a sour; hold, pony taken"by‘lurprise made a very fit- Wl¢ll_ ll” 4lll°l'lll8'l°l»l°ll °f Pill' $31732; °2_%;::'y Q-¢ng::n_m};':|l:::|l'j atom , altar you est s tablet of ting .reply -after which dainty fo- name Corn Extractor 701| dillokli mn. 3 nnnnnce ann," an

“Po o n." 'l'i:_momsnt. li. fi-eoiiments' were served by-the lad- :ia gt0or_toe| otusore c_ortn|. (moths wen. 4_ Munn Mean' sen _N su"

ren as stomach lourness ion, _ pa n, nor_ nppon men e V, _' ’ ' MEROIDR A1’ l.PW9l'l‘H HALL . A | Llrorleoee. heertllznrl. nur. walk: 'rue closing of the iiynin -'meet some dm out and ioovo .tile too u 2.-',l,,_f,,,.,,,,__,_ .Arthur _,°nmm_ on -ri-iunsliav. oorosan mn Av I-P. u. _' | en eM_i»l" - Drnsrleh be ine tie inet binds", in-ongnt me smooth so oiiir. roi- ooioir mono ,,.,,m,M_ _,_ Rohm Cm* ,nmmm premier semen win oi-onine .fine cim-iomiown aiming. rllrel-lee Nl' hd “lm gniiiesing to s close. ~ nosiiu some Pniooovo .rnioieoo 3, -B.-nc, miey, iseiuc; 4, nos... coueonon ici- sion seem, work. '

Y°‘“' signed on behalf of your many Com Extractor. Satisfaction ¢uar-gnttieriand, soo View. ,

friends. _ sawed. 25 oetits at all dealers. (Patriot pidase copy.) Yiil8ii~1o~12-2i. r

Goulan; 4 Ernest 'Lookerby and

Agriculture, Ottawa.

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DEMAND .FOR CANN-ED _

FI‘SH IN BELGIUM

Belgian importers are reporting

an active demand for canned fish

f canned fish.

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HAMBURG APPLE

MARKET PROSPECTS

‘Tho -prospects for the coming ap-

\ple season are for it very much larger import of 'Noi-tli American apples into 'Hamburg thnn_ during any season since the war, 'wrl-tcli Trade -Commissioner iL. LD. Wil-_ gress, Hamburg, in the forthcoming issue of the Commercial intelli- gence Journal.' This year the apple crop has -been short throughout the continent ni' Jdurope. dt is rougbli’ ostimfi-lcd that ifor tho whole con- tinent ihe crop is a'bou1. -two-thirds of un avcrngc crop and iibout one-

y .

.Lending rl-liunburg -fruit .-brokers

nntlctpatc n total import of over- seas apples during the coming een- son oi' wbout '50 .per cent. more than lust ycar in tho cnso of lboxod ap- ples .iiud n'»100 .por cent. increase over last year in the case of ibar- rolloil upples. ~Duriug- the 1925-26 season approximately 620,000 -boxes and '£35,000 ibarrels of apples .were im_ported into Hamburg, so that the coming season may witness an import of nearly 1,000.000 boxes. and over 100.000 barrels. 'Consign- ments from the United iStateswili probably ‘be large throughout -the

'BGBBOIL ._

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of all lkinds, writes Trade 'Com-

M|nard'| Linlment for brullels' _ l

Leaves Montreal

October 16th

and ‘

November 2nd.

ol, Lagoa, Nigeria wut

CAN ADA STEAMSHIP LTD. _s. s. "enum" -

Arriva Charlottetown and have for Nfld. October 20th

Ind

November Oth.

For space and rates Llveslook and Produce, apply

CARVELL Bucs,-,_ LTD. __ _

_AQENTA .. . .» . ' ‘ '

' NOTED \MISSI`0NARY WORKER

' COMING-T0 ~

- cHARLo'r'rE'rowN AND SUMMERSIDE - - _ REV. A. w.- BANFLELD

Africa Representing

_THf BRITISH- AND FOREIGN .|.|»‘ S°°|lTY

, l” W°°l A*"l°\ Wl" Ulu adsrsnn iliuotntod by lo lantern

views from his lhld. - '

|N CNARLOTTETOwN'AT QT. PAUL" ‘MNH HALL

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT OCTOIIR 1.1” AT l P- -Mu '