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DW" nr" I M wee" or Br Increase Trade, Commissioner ,anna hmm” mmm-,.4 nu Ito be I. feminine as well as a mas- BOSTON' M535" 5°Pi°|“b°1‘

rug, After E I S.” I wp or I new im onrfookuiss B°d__ cunnr attribute has Ju" men c°,n_ _The National Association of Rc

sr. .lol-nc. N, la.. sept. 19. <Byi ,M nun, n mr rontrrr . lplcmd by Dr. Gladys 1.. Palmer, ior E310” B°°1<1= is °11¢1¢=v0»'i“si° 1°-

-'*‘s__ __ 19 my the cnmdlnn P,,°")_°n me we an or ._ am” hmmm _:eU$0;“;. the Wann., B,n.eau_ cate the oldest home in the United

g,AL1-FAX' N' B" 'P rn, of a Canada.-wide four in the in- by an D I Gr xr r 3' rr p°_ ' surveying wg women workers at States and_start amovemcnc to pre- Canadian Pres!-1 ' 3 2' terest of increased trade between md mm n om undmdlfour industrial Summer schoolmlserve it 53° “mme d°di°“°°d"° the

of the Church of Engan th Do rm d so ‘rr Amari Y 011° 19075 ll'°- Ni 811| so ur so Hn N rn, n ideals that are founded on home

lasst Protcsi- ° ’“ °“ ‘“ “ °“‘ outing or ui, rim. scour minor- “ ef” “°° ° °”" ““'

canada. a_rid.__t:e o _mon Wu wuntrrem _,_ A_ strorrm rude wm_ _“_ _Y “many ._ mnnbq or Bryn Mrrwn Bernard and wmomm ownership. In their search for the edifice n e D010 . ru, ,_ Pr on 5°°1°t 1 "_ _ Pu 1 d oldest homestead, the Fairbanks

ini-1-1=v,;f°,gf,;'g;=*i'.1. .‘Z.';i’.~.‘2.....’.2Z"1`€......l...I"......“`°“. ;“,°,',‘,';",:,,§,;g-“°,°=‘, 0° ‘°»;,~'-Pig 321.32? ..."‘f.’...‘lZL 22.? »°»-re 1- »-n=m»»n1»»»1a6.w» , d‘“'i“g which 5 n nections with the Maritimes as the I 8 c prom y' m erican-bom girl seekingvarlety of b"°“5m t° their “°"l°“~ It W” °°' S ar'

repairs. The KEDDBNSI' grnrut hmdrclp ro rude between ,recreated for the ~infJr1h1'A%i0l\ Ofinocnnm or occupation.. r cupied by lineal descendants of the “_”

returned to find the entire the” pmvmm and Naam. can the guests, the esiite ls it lPP¢I»l':| Omsrrl had nrrre robsm 13 years family until 1903. Then there is

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I VISITORS RETURN - Dr. and

en0i/1114111 F1°°" th” ‘md ' °d ‘t "h° b"|mm"\1 °‘ "1" nm” im md "lea nd locnntie . the home of Paul Revere, and the IWS- HWTY Pk'-‘1'C°_. and 115115 5011

f ' ' i 1100 f°’ ‘"1 "ws ‘”°’° “" °n'l?ii: szlltnvlfgrrllzii nisrkct is' “mm °°°m.°" longing:-agllirty ‘libs inatlilrty aificrs1.““‘“”" ‘m““‘°d h°“” °‘ "°““ “nd D°"g1”' lm during me week mr

steel beams and reinforc- nm Of the twc.v_o buildings/shown om ent trader rn an arts or the corm_ pmpiiip Alden

their home in Morgantown, West

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ther in place of soo or ew rumwick me °° the plans of lsalentine Gill, an en ' P The association asks that anyone virginia. They were accompanied

tvhcfete we” ° Edward island potatoes, and Novo' _ -i try over twenty years.

0111 5““°“"°; Wm' Wm re' Scotia fish. Quebec pulp firms find_i gmc" who nn" :swam on mei “If you are a girl who likes to see k“°wmK °! “ muse as °ld °’ md" . Q .

11 in 3"'y' wwdwork in -' Bhubenutdh Gun! pmpoul” the world ou will not ‘join the than me Fairbanks structure Send” Judson' who Wm spend the w1meT‘,'\\t'lll`iiii`:»;;‘ . "I .'»’.;»

by Mrs. Pierce‘s sister, Miss Helen

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ith tin ere pure “ers mr their new' lPrlncess Dodge alone remains Be- ' y description D1 1; ¢,°_i,-he association with them. They are spending a

000'; °°“’““ W “ 3° print. nut prscticsuy su canadian. ' navy' but pick up a Job in the mls-

and the channel in swarm 151110 i110 101130 111010 Wll I 1111811 oenmeorrr trades... ,md Dr Pr, omcers, 59 East Van Buren street, few “YS 11'* M°11i1‘°111 011 1'°“t°»

' . ex rts to th' tri id Mr. . - of buff. There was a new and sr:)nr_ are lrertspzgrugy :;y':r New; building in the rear. In front waar mer Chicago, where every capri; to lop- where the doctor is attending is atmosphere under the weath 'i110 bllld lillld Ind i110 RDCKIDE- ate the most ancient resident will

ood York. One dldlculty in the way of mm Barrmu nur the ‘hor or She described how one odd Job _

belle" °‘°"k °! pine md W ` a direct steamshlp servlce,.of course ° . leads to another, from pretzel-mak- be mme' Lat” “'°m°“s clubs' ms' 'M'

th large congregation who the Basin. The librlry WI! B 569'! torical societies and civic organiza- T0 ATTEND AUXHIIARY-MW

ln 2 was thc question or s rcturn car- tr b ,wr nr ,th ins to Paintins lamp shades.

for service on Sunday -in U K im I ° W i11°1 “Speed or dextern, is to some ex tions will be asked to aid in pre

medical conference.

R.. E. Wodehouse, recording secre-

1 _ s tn Am ri ' sxpor - - '

rr 1; so au e °°"n“t'°“ t residence and south of it A build-i ,,y ,_ serving such 5 home and to make it | tary of the Dominion Board of the

Lieutenant Governor 11-11 in come ,nd canada bn” ne, col. » ' _tent transferable she said. If

and Mrs. Stanfleld. Brig- me exterrrrvery from Brmsh p°s_ ing marked Slnltlfs house was inryou can assemble' Ford parm you a home-owning monument in any;

C°“5°°“"“°» 051°" °°m' mnt ne” th’ mm Nm md °`1probably can assemble radio parts event' .

sessions.

Military District No. 0. The rerdmr of persona, repre_ lons to the north. The coach and or pack c,md,._.. 1

Mrs 0°0Si““"“°- to so Am n ~ i, ”‘1“‘“'° h°“°°' "°"° °“ ° ““° ""“‘ Her thirty-loo woman nad noon ‘Ii Early Pioneer Days

sentatives uth e ca y

The Church was ereued /dl' the Caadian firms was recommended by the smith hon" bug "nh", n°nh', 01110118 thi BS err 81 »,

in 1750, by His Majesty the wmmrrsroner who lured our 'I‘he Chinese temple was near the- hosiery nr°per_ candy rmcker_ p°w_ ,ny The canadian Press)

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George the Second, who, in that the knowledge or local ‘rom brook and south of theulg:-rlrgy de,,_maker in B munitions ractoryrl T0nON.I.0_ or,t__ sep" 18 _on

deed Of ef1d°Wm°“°~ dated the dmons and c,-edu, gained by ner- b“udl“3~ The" V” “ 'ma ' and street car conductorette. ithe O. N. E grounds the registrat-

°f J‘m“”y"1760’ is “ned sonal contact would be invaluable:::§_rdi;rgnTn;°;eb;;:§::_ fpriiengxi The see-the-world work-womanrion book of the York Pioneers’ C2- _

1'°Y“l f°“"d"" in promoting trade

it. The additions of lat-

lleoay and required renewal, un e

other n , and rl i __ _.._-_____.

_ , was described as flapperlsh, and ,bin is an interesting volume to p -

fm' the b““d|“3' °°“'§ Mr 5mm 0 med tn., ganadgnni dm Mu" W" °n me b°’d°' °f the; “likely to be fairly independent and iruse and carries the names of Ex-

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oi’ P1110 Bhd 001% WB! nmce in Pannnnn an trade c°m__'!°.k° “t um 'ut °“d “d the duckr to move on if she does not like the ihibitlon visitors halllnil from E118- from Boston. Mass.. then m,m°ner_ two yea" arm The °r_ house on the west end. _M new or the Wann she Wm try nny_.nmd_ nconarnn n_enmd_ A,_,m,an,,_

°f me B"uihr;_f’m;"1rTs'““d flee serves over'the republics of and rx;;'w'l;?;‘::r,;°3$re nat; m'ii'h1“3 °“°°»" °°"““°“t°d Dr- P111' New Zealand. N0rW0y. Germany-

Ch h was u a e ex- ' . _ _ mils crown is ants from P°“°'“°' °°‘°'“b‘6 ‘md v°”°'“°1°' laal lcsvlnz tlis Princes' mise 'mer ‘and mm practically every Pm have been slvlns satisfactory Service Of ° Y 3’ itnc combined populations oi which ' Th* °°° W°'“°“~ D1- Palm" '°““°‘» Vince .Of the D°m1111°n and State M“1°5°Y ‘°' th" P“’°°“" ‘md number more than 12,000,000 with °'°°°"'y :rf h" “ri "“‘"°°'“; 2 110° 1111111 25100 i°1>S- In 1.9118 mes of inc Union. 'nic' cabin is the by m°“ey granted to ms M°j` an ex e al tr 1 ` 2 - Wentw" Gore' e mme ro °f quitting th°5° 1°b5f mel’ We” rendezvous of man whose ances-

i this province for use of the t m me In 19 9 ammmt 1318111141 iD 110 P1‘¢5¢11ii li' 111° 101189 able to give th 950 h th y

11 ing to more than $500,000,000. While e fe 11 W Y EY tors were pioneers in Canada and

Venezuela and Colombia have felt prlspenz “lun ‘germ if WT: dm it' only 41 were “ned dm' meetihs there the-Se men Bhd W0-

plne and oak, when the out- t r _ V W1 11° 005111’ _ - “UW charges. Only seven were due to men 0 tone” rock c B O e ner

coverrng was removed rn. r_e°_ _he present dep esslon very keen F W Gore md 'nr conveyed me mtmducuon or machinery and f p s h t t g t

ly, both countries have been sin- ' ' ' _ _ of their ancestry. None, however. h 1, d

, f d to be l property in 1818 to the following: 1 tn T °1'“PS°11» W 0 P055” “WHY 50"”

Years W” °““ n as gularly free from ,political disturb- Herr N nrrrrt wmrm C Mon, °“° ° °s° vi” “ nffme °'3“m5" have a more interesting back- three years nm Mn John nnnng condition as when placed d h 1 ent, fy - . - » supplanted by talkles. Arguments d th 1 is P Id t nearly two centuries ago The ences an S md comm" y "_ Wi11i1\11'1' 11- N91. Will D- 0'BY1¢“ with the boss accounted for loss of gmun an Lev Ann ' res en W” mreman in charge °t me work

' cover more rapidly than some of of the York Pioneers and Histori- ____

1 i d in th t 1 and 'Thomas Dumey. The property 54 bn 1 tb 1 in

of wner ur g a on! _ jo pan urnngs and bus ess cal sociem who related the story rrUGrrS0N__wrr_r_rAMS_sr__ Am

tli tli s tn Am rl rc blics.

had “em” “P°“ 1°' b“t “°d M: °st:clng°:tatcd e cm pu. me' pm” mmugh oth" hands' “““'°° ‘°' no; °h°"g° °' residenw 1° a 81000 of Exhibition visitors crows Unitco cnurcn wollviile N

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for l22, union activities for 66, srrmdmg under the roof or the “_

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l9111'S 111111 11°W°V°1` 511°”/11 518"-5 H t r, Rrver G Vlclnlty Boothroyd and me audience w es or oc °u for 9° 1 ness mr bin which Governor Simcoe called ing wedding at 9.30 Thursday

w d n in 1926. ` 11919 511°" °1'°\“` “ui” climm m The chief complaints were low home in the pioneer days or Ymk' mmnmg' when Maxine Mae' daugh'

as O e ‘ The annual School Fair held in western Cnnndn un, wmw- in the wager and ,Orr h°urs_ Bccourmng "My pioneer fathers, who can-ie ici- pf Mr, and Mrs, J, W, Williams,

Within the walls of Bt. Paul’s, thc g

naval and military heroes Wheatley mv" hm and “mm” 111°*-"91' °f °1°i-111113' 51111 M93" Wil' for 20.3 per cent of the jobs they left from Pennsylvania' camped °n this was married W Horace G' Hughsm'

and some or them no Thursday was accllilned the ltfl- ,ppm Bonn and Nm-map Ling vol behind rherrr very _site when they first came to son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Hughson, of

within its sacred precincts “t “nd °“° "““' “"4 1° *hi* "‘°‘“' unteered to receive any bundles oi

` ity- Wh¢&i°1¢y 3011001 11111101' M1" clothing sent to their respective _ and his sons had decided that the er, pastor of the church oiuciated.

Womans Auxiliary, of the Church of England, and Miss Annie Low, Diocesan president of the Woman’s Auxiliary, Montreal, are lea'/ing cn Monday for Charlottetown, P.E.I., to attend the meetings of the executive committee. They will also go to Saint John, N.B., for the annual meeting of the Dominion Board.

NEW DAM BUILT-A new and

substantial dam has been completed at Thompson's Mills, Suffolk, by Mrs. Robert Thompson. It may be interesting to know that these mills

to the public for the past 100 years. The site was purchased by the late Isaac Thompson, Sr., who emigrated from Scotland, and at his death, the business was successfully carried on by his son, the late Robert

S., was the scene of a very charm-

Canada in 1793. William Annis Petitcodiac,N.B. Rev. J. P.b.Fl'as-

the church are twenty Bruce had exhibits, also Greenvale h “_ - , , fortress-you know there was a fort The church was .filled with an in-

in which are interred Lieut. whore rewmr ,A Mm McLennan

a el deliv with ride

_r Lawrence 1760_ Capmrrr Sclentlst Tells on these grounds in those days -_ terested congregation, including

’ ’ _ Wheatley River under Miss Mhry ' Ml” Ruby gtcgd, Wheatley Rlv- was a guarantee that they would about 100 guests. St. Andrews had

of the Charlestown' mu' Andrew! 111000 B 80001 l11°W1l1B- er. has been spending the week end of Research Work be unmolested by the Indians, Af- been elaborately decorated with Knlphausen' B Fmeml in -311°1'i» H1135 W¢1'0 Kiveh *ho 1903!! by with friends in Brlckley Beach. ` ter a few days encampment they ferns and fall flowers, by Miss El-

B"“"h S°""°°g 17”' Bm" d” tiic potato inspector on tlic dliicr- .___ “ H°"s’““ °'”°°"' 1782; L°'d ent kinds 0! potatoes exhibited. Friends of Mr. also Dcsrochcs MOL-FREAL Seng 19___=_i0m,, 0f'sq,,,,iied_ wiuism A,,,,1S_w,,5 my irlcnus of inc bride, and the scrvico Grcvme Montngu' a mn of md by Mr' c°“rt s°h°°l Inspect" Wh° hi" 17”” °P°"i‘°d llP°11 in th’ the results of’ research and stud- 'great-grandfather and I have one was 1’9\”f°1”med benemh an arch °f

D““° °f M““°*‘°5“”- 17841 5°" on school work. Miss oi-ant sword- city rscspim ue ,my in ness- nc ,es on masnns which Wm ,,,,,d,,‘,,c,,, of the 1,,nd'.,,,h,cn me An,,|s» green una white. ivlrs. J. n. cnnm-

1:_;`ér1;?_;é_ci1‘;_o°;‘;};__1;a_‘;V;“;' ed the prizes for flowers. Ciam`es is improving so slowly, and hope nt 'me nn¢i,e,.1o;og1¢a1 denamneng nmneers 0,-inmally named’ in ,ny bers presided at the organ and r__reut_ Govemor George Burn- zggedehlgygi iiholzh li_;m¢;§;_l; he will soon be home l8\in. of the veterinary school aff Oka property today," he announced Played 1110 W€0d111S 11101”0h0S. f1'01“

went on to Sca.rboro"where they 0111101 W00d, BSS1Si0d by 01-1101

Lohengrin, and Mendelssohn, and

_ were dealt with ln a p p ~ - p .

of New Brunswick' cmd children and grommms' l ~ Mr' Anand” M" ‘°°°m1’m|°d ered by Dr. J. M. Rosell, of that A visitor from Keeler Michigan during me signing °f the register'

Inglis, 1816 and other distlng- Church with a large crdwd in at-

but I never get the hands thfy know not what they do." Be-'

The best policy

No matter how sound any one security may be, it is never considered sound enough for all the funds of any bank. Or an_y _insurance company. Or any financial institution. All of these experi- enced investors spread their funds among many diiferent sound securities.

Is no_t this arsafe policy for you to follow? Particularly when you can do so through onelnvestment?

'Diversified Trustee Shares ' Series D

'gnables you to make a' single investment ln 30 of Amerlca’s strongest companies.

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ulcrrnruo lwru.

in ‘ "vm" work done at Oka shows that the

...____ an average of 'I0 per cent of the

“ The Launching Womerfl Institute diseased udders or stopped the

. wish to thank the foilowin tie- malady in its progress.

‘hf°rm°u°” '°°'"'“”' 'H' 1“'°5"°’°|'° men who so kindly assisted .ihuthe In addition to reading his paper the-d "un Wm I” “N “W” "°‘1“°"° ceremony of unveiling the soldiers' at the convention hall in the Wind-

monument at launching School on sor Hotel, Dr. Resell the same cv-

‘ I " ; 1 Sept. 12th. Rev. C. J. liaobonnlli. enirlg gave a practical demonstra-

' ' '- , of St. Georges, Premier J. D. Blew- tion and exhibition in the patholog- & art.HliorC. U. Thoml'1l0l1,oiOh|r-\ icil building at McGill University-

p,,,_ , ,,,_ ,,__ n_mr,,_* lottstovn, wiio were in sim-ss, us- A lugs cuaiencc ioiiowsc thc asm- ggllé Oinf-Oil.llMlelr=:1¢l|¢ Joi' llollltt, of Charlottetown, Hon. anstration, including men interest-

"'f“‘ "“ °“"° "‘° J. A. lsooomla, ci cardigan, and ca in tiis iiyglcnc or miur. sucn ss

the Bridgetown Qllartette, also All Dr. Etienne, president of the Col-

who- attended the function and lege oi Veterinary surgeons of helped to make lt meh I luccel. Quebec; Dr. Hood oi the city health

U81-ii department: Dr. T. Lsbelle, secret-

af Hanks were expected. In a first series oi

experiments, the treatment cured

Bryan Fmucane' "B5: ment ___ by mend' 'rm tm my w°" "M institution, at the 20th annual con- made her way to the Cabin. It Miss Frances P““"5°“' °°°°mp““' Gardner. 19062 H011. Rich- The regular Sunday Service was guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. vmnnn or the International Assoc, was me n..st time she had visited led by Mrs. Chambers, gave a violin

J Uniacke, 1330; Bishop Char- held in Wheatley River United William Hobbs. CYm'1Wi*- lation of Dairy and Milk Inspectors the Exhibition in more than thir- s°l°' Gfahms’ Whlil- The young

persons. tendance. The pastor - Rev. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Cllrtiss, A`l- §;ll¢.irmaM;nt;,e;l Eitdwteoeknr? grhieagarbstroflxoftgraxafh "TSB by her father, presented a picture

_ Boothroyd sp°ke eloquently from bahy. motored to Wheatley River ,_ d llrzlrerrce at Fr,day.s se_,,_s,0n_ thougrndrero di; r She m rl of girlish lovcllness in her dress oi

i1l0l1E¢ht you said you took pri- the first words spoken by christ on recently the guests of Mrs. Alexand :he k do r Ona is ,onset Mr G C in A ol: ` he W ivory crepe, with tulle veil end lessons from A bridge expert." the Crocs. "Father, fofkive them for er Ross. wofkvzgrr rms r;r_:_,nerrt_ Smeg mr_,,_ _grrrsrrdraegfrer ° ¥;rr~ur;mwnsB;_;rrl;:: orange blossoms. She carried a.

. titls tdl have not yet been ex- h had h g in th

siucicc' iors tiic service started ncv. ur. Mr. suis urs. c. scliurmsn, gum- rmsrsefy ‘jude on rms c0n,,nem_\;_‘r’__r‘_’r__ by ;x“;E_*;m _;_’m:"_‘;s gm sm; ,md asparagus fm, He, sim., Mp,

1“¢1'=i¢i¢ Wtre the guests recently of i _

' Mm Una” mt". wh _ aith0u811 the 0_1-501150 il 0119 °1 me at the east to its present position.

B 'I'-'D s-__-g- gf, y' nu” nw most harmful ln the 11‘/9 Sif0°1i 1"' She told of her grandfather estab-

' f dustry, lishing the Pioneer Packing Case

‘ Mr. nd Mrs. Vi to TM f°°”""‘ °f the "’°"k dime by Factory. of the first big room and

Mudqabgnk “ne tg, ,wx Dr. ROBG1. W110 WHS 011100 115' Fef' which constituted the factory and dey of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ling. dmmd Tmdel and B"°¢he" G°b"i°‘»,in which the saws were kept under

showed ilhlt Bl>P1`°1¢111111i¢91Y 34 Pefgthe beds of the workers.

cent of all cows examined during '

the past three years Hf°_°i’f°°i'=d clll-:mtv v/fussy aim vicmlrv

- i . ______ ' ' ~ 'birth to cnlis, could s cnc sl- ,

(United Press) by the (M9559. the result be ng n ‘Fredericton The wedding gifts ,eged fats," for anmor,l;,e Desn._ Brownlcy Malone, contending that

BAN FRANCISCO, Sept., 19 1°” in mm( ”°w °f Wmethmg like The many friends of Mrs. Anna were many and bennmulr inplud.. ,rr w “ke hare ,rt least she was mcntnlly iucoliipetent be-l

'rwm '_ one-fifth of the total production. M R wt id, ¢, 1 I Z m men 5

gy ye", “M Andrew Burn _lk The, c ae, a ers e are sorry o earn ing silver, china, cut-glam and lin- _the economic burden nf mrnr deeds

mlm’ ‘uv°r°°d hu w"°» "@1118 he :nkM,1¥t:;,st;ni?;I:e:\t:mnSt1¢,1s'ofms illness' en' Amung me ‘mt °f ww” guests ithe Soviet regime frefliluently Save B°‘“`d- She left -Wm" °f 11" "~°' .hm tmumcunt mum M’ my am is stronliy altered and cqnstltiltes pm-me,-S in this vnnn", have nom were Mr' “mi Mrs' F' W' Plckels the women the benefit of the doubt i-“ie 1° 09101' 1"`1f‘i~1Vf~`- . Tony’ he "emma hh "“°”° seek a great factor in the matter of; mcnced to dig their pofatoes Ow- and Miss Gertrude Rlppey' An- This in tum enwumsed le” S°"m`

118 her out he told h h I 1 ‘ napolls, and Mrs. Clifford Herbert ,nous and more enberprmng women LONG 11-;LEp}|0N|.; (~_am,E

|| . cr s has lisa _ ,

.bout ben' “num to rr” aumonyi bad butter and bad cheese. p0inth!ing to the continued heavy mins. and n,,mny_Kenmne_M1s5 wnnnms _ to seek men wrrh better rnmmcs

md i'hlt110 hid $8.000 ed out Dr' Rosen' The “Bene ithey repurt quite” lot decayed' referred to is a. granddaughter of inthe, their offspring Foreigners MALMO, Sivcdcn, Sept. 18.--1U."

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|| bank. Whenshe told the Public is d b B em known M sr Lou, Ste hm and Ed_ Mrs. Annie Williams, Elm avenue,_be1ng considered new capitals

dmknl disease cause y g es s, s, p 3 mmf' M 'Mt mm°°u' as streptococcus mastltidis. ward Sherren, Crapaud. were recent Ch"mtfwn`. capable °f paying' were °"“°“3 th

n nn; N 'mn th' ""° °° ii" °" rn tlic msttcr oi cure. Dr- Ros-i visitors to tm.-. vicinity. I

' ell said that trials by means of a ____ ,

specialy intensive vaccination had_ _-___ Moscow Letter KILLED AMBITION given more encouraging results than; Mrs. George Carrier, Cherry Val- _ The mem or “mon mdee

ley, is visiting in Crapaud, the guest -.---..- ‘ ce 3 Y'

of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bherren.

bride, who was given in marlrage

.shower bouquet oi talisman roses

Louson, and of Mrs. Lcuson, of Westlnount, the marirage to take place on Friday, October 9, at. Trin- ity Memorial Church. -. Montreal

Betty Williams, was bridesmaid. Miss Eleanor Calkin made a win- some flower girl. The groom was supported by .John Williams, broth- er of the bride. The ushers were ` Miss Marlon Wallace and Miss Hel- en Ingraham. Following the cere- mony, the bridal couple departed on the 10.30 train for a wedding trip. Mr and Mrs l-lughson wlll live in

in gil ilirollgli slovk llslx llnil filiil, wvli ill 4-:lava wlii-ru ilivlili-iiil~4 urls ao-

ii ili _ _

Mr' and M!'s` Charles M' Cameron lilllllizlshmjirriprif-,||| 01| (11.1, 4-llri-il und i~oiiip:llll<».u im- ilollii.: rv- aunounce the engagement uf their liritiilli f‘ulunililu l'u\\'i-r 211

llltlvi-ly \\'l»ll, _vll-Iilrl uf from ri |\.l~. fu

f-nnndn (jemenz 5% i0 |».|~, Urulillllrlly lllix flirt lilmir- is

daughters E153 Mabeli 11° Mr- bnc I'livlu4liuii Bronze Jil Gentles Lousoll,s0n of the late W. S.

iillfficil-lit in il i:ro\\'|ii;: fvclllig: ihlli

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l'rlf~:~ Brothers

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.iifilliilnciit oi' :low luw i_-rullliil for

lilo vllrrolit llvprnflaiull hy file Mock lnrlrkclu linil liriliglit with illo rovolii- ilnn nf licw :mil ilppiirr-i\i\_\' liitnrlrilt- ini: vallllf-.4 linhilill i-nlillilnli stork nqliilios. Ili liiniiy 4-nilna nlllrki-I prior-s nro liolow (lic not workllig i-lipiflll illlil

'or more men being obliged to sul?- port the disputed offspring. ,Now that alimony is no 1011261' the gold mine which it was, courts have been relieved of their major nuisance.

TWO REASONS

Inquiries among lawyers and

officials confirmed what is 00111- mon knowledge anyhow; that de- mands for support of babies are 'made less frequently than in the past. The reasons for this are two- fold:

lst-realizing than alimony had

developed into a mercenary racket, judges became more lenient with

,the men. Instead of mnking them pay one-third of ther incomes.

'which was the normal imposition a _few years ago; judges now exact 'only the actual amount needed to ‘support thc cnlld.

2nd--The abundance of employ-

ment open to women has relieved

rmany of them of the temptation of living off some man or men. In- deed, where a mother is capable 0! working, she is expected by the courts`t0 contribute to the support of her child to the same extent as the father.

MUCH TROUBLE - -

1 The alimony question gave the

|Soviet government much trouble from the very P/sginnirlg. It grew lout of the base ‘ legal principle under the Soviets that there is no

,such thing as illegltimacy: that B

‘child has exactly the same status iii relation to both its parents whether born in wedlock or out Oi lt. In either case the parents were obligated to support their offspring.

An unmarried woman, who gave

cl-ioiest victims.

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Ii 1,1; llinml. N

an r | - ml no sheorly tho result of fills ruling

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culiipllrvil \\-Illirlilsr your wllii viiwillr- :il:ln|: llltlinligh `\i:l.~l :i slight docroilse lla l-olllpllrml wlfli .lilly will-rr-ns n your lllru ilio August figllri-is i<liu\\'oil llll illl|>rl»vr~lli¢~lir um-r .llll_\'_ '1'lii- vriliipiiliy lil now l-iilvrlllg \i|u»n the lillalvst _son- i-'oll of iliv _\'|-llr :lllll lmlll l:m_<_~' lilill llf-i l-llrliiligir lllll_v ln- l-xiirwiv-il in ink# :iii llgiwlirll lllrli. rc\'i»r.sIii;_' lliu iiuulnr- lliie llrlwn-lrollll of lilo palsl two nlnlilllii.

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Fl1(l.\l l"lN.\N(‘l.\l» (`0l'N.\l'Ili¢ `

lllfll. `

Hilrnlllgn ollf|1»ok_l-‘i»r l|||- lmlnuo-e

of ilu- <-llrroiit _vi-:ir ilii- i'i.|ll|.il lawn of lliiiliillly vlirllillgrs lvilll flw i-llll‘1>.<- pullllillir poriiuls of l:l.<l. ,\-»-:lr |.ru|iiis- i-si in ln- iulllir-\vll:lt lliori- filvnrillili- :in illlrlllg the lllst linlf of lililil llriiziliiiiv v~.\'i‘lilllign \\il.~‘ |l¢‘i~iilliiiL: su-:i<]Il_\'. llr‘ll1'f', |h0 4lifi'r\ri~ll1‘~'1 llf‘i\\'1‘r‘l\ |\l'r\i¢f\lli ll-vols illill tlimm of lust _\'l»:lr will lint iii- lla grcnt lla \\'n.~' ilu: 1-li.~'l- in ilu- flrst hulf nf llifll, win-n ll\nllllil,v'nr~i mirliililzs ri-.~'llli.~' \\'r~rr~ r‘il:lr:l<-ll-rizmi li,v slllisfillliifll ilr‘l~rl»:i~<r\s frnlil li _rf-:lr ilgu, ._

for earning morc, or for working al all, if so much of their income must go to women and chlldrcn for whom they had no emotional attachnicnt The alimony evil is only one oi

the difficulties with the Soviet marriage and legitimacy regulations which time tends to eliminate, The new generation, to whom the free- dom of divorce and other Soviet innovations seem entirely natural. do not misuse them as did an old- ‘er generation which had known the restraints of the old system. Cases of marriage for a few days, frequent in the early years of the revolution, ;are exceedingly rare now. Unless ithere are obvious facts of incom- patibility to explain such speedy divorces, those involved may even open themselves to prosecution as

_ordinary criminals.

l I 1 MANY AIDS T0 TEACHING .

I (United Press)

_ HARRISBURG, Pa., Sept., 19 +- Suppiemental aids to teaching in the Pennsylvania. schools are beg coming more plentiful. according to the State Department of Public Instruction. The latest compila-

ition showed 285 bands. 709 orches- _tras, 142 chorus and glee clubs, 0.11 still projectors and 257 motion pic- ture machincs in' the 1,199 state high schools. ' '

1...,-_-1,..- . _

0Ul.lA `l>l.A-\'ims` 'limi' Bs sANll

‘ (United Press) »

SEA"I'I'LE. Sept., 19 » - Playing

,with a Ouija Board is not a. sign of 'Probate Judge in ruling on n will. imcntal incompetence, decided it |George E. Hallock had contested the will of his sister, Mrs. Martha,

_ cause she played with it Ollija

to ____

is P.)-Swcderfs longest submarine 9 telephone cable has been laid be-

tween Barsback, near hero, and- Charlottenlund, in Denmark. It carries 54 wires in addition to a special wire for radio transmission.

d, The cable weighs 300 metric tons.

was 3, deterrent. to ambition. Many and measures 22.2 kilometers 114

Miss Helm Peters, Pownal, was

in lvllllview recently.

¢ men felt that there was no rea

Unlicsi Press sim con-esponden ' ___ __

moscow, sept is-'rise "silmony

Mr. Fred C. Sherren, Crapaud,

was a recent visitor to Earn`scllffe.

ary of the College of Veterinary Surgeons; Dr. Udall. of Cornell Un- iversity; Dr. H. B. Switzer of the milk import station at Rouses Point. N. Y. . and Dr. Howard Brown. Dr. Rosell went fully into the technique of the work done at

0}¢a. and showed many slides and plates of the bacteria.

racket", which in the past saw

'iortable livelihood, as comfort iS

racket si-ozvdcri the court dockets

designating collective fathers, tw

BY EUGENE LYONS so miles

n . `

than th cnc Solomon faced on

many unscrupulous women ll com-° ' Jones & _._

‘rcslccncd in the land 01 50111915- 11” Correspondents of '

been pretty thoroughly suppressed. _ C `

in its ilourlsiiing years this Greenshlelds 8; Q,

and prgics iuflgcs with prob- Members of the Montreal Stock Exchansv

lem; gg Qsputed paternity harder __»,,_-_:_ ____ , _ _

materr.‘*y. In despair Soviet 801-1 88 Gfellf GMIT03 sf-» Charlottetown .omons occasionally compromised _ _-J _n

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