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_5,i'l‘l‘l'fl).\\'h GOLF —Thcre _ be a ,,,;_\.».: two bail foursome we suiuui- Lilli‘ Golf Links on turd,“ \\li.l u bean supper t0 i oi.’ the .\c:|.~aon‘s activities. A iqwd is expected Ba this Will me 15,-], coiniwtiiion 0f the sea- —S.

awn will be opened on Sunday a; 3m by His Excellency Bishop 051mm“ llllll will blcs= the cil- M, m; 01m rm,- Poiltiiical High , PiCll.ll.|[l\>li. are being made ~. pcomodaie \lsii.01‘5 from all pm. JX-RERVIFE MEN INVITED 051-1‘ ‘n- ,\l;i§.'tl1' Robinson has mlziiiuly lll vii all ex-servicc hi.) he pi‘ will at the ceremony , me soldiers hionument at Do- ,, p Square, Summerside, next ydnesdyv irhcn lcrd Tweeds- ,, will lay a wreath at the foot

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Roast Chicken,

—BUY modern Lock seas’ H,“ d: Coat Hooks, Window Locks and all builders hardware at Bruce's,

—LEF'1‘ FOR BRlDGEVlM-frllft- MT. Harold While. who has been visiting his parents. Vcn. Arch. deacon White and Mrs. Whte. Summerside, left on Friday after- noon for Bridgewater, u) visit his brother, Mr. Nat Whiter-S

Junior Gall Glubs Hold Fine Exhibit

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The junior ca‘! clubs shoaxing although not as numerous as other years were of s. very fine quality and the juniors carried off a good many prizes from the older exhibitors,

‘There were two clubs shmvln: the 5L Raphael Guernsey Clubi which has l4 members and the Urbanvillo Bhorthom Club with 12 membe"; it was unfortunate that several members oi this club could not attend The first three winners in the St Raphael Club were John Rich- ard, Sylvere Poirier, and Anne Marie Arsenault.

This club showed much improve.

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Citizens Band will play the tional Anthem

'Patron of the Canadian will place a wreath at the foot of the monument. The party will then go to the Clifton Hotel for hmch-

School the Guard of Honour there.

Complete Plans For Visit 0f Lord T w e e d s m u i r

Mayor Robinson and the enter-

tainment committee have complet-

d their plans for the visit of Lord

Tweedsmurr, Governor General of Canada. The vice regal party will arrive in Summerside at noon on Wednaday and will be welcomed by Mayor Robinson and promin-

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but 1100B and CHEW L-623-9-25-2i. ent citizens. ﬁoilour the popular i? The party Willi-hen march to aealers- 5'10 ' ' "" -BUY 100p end.’ oiled. dead tho Dominion Square; where the {- ESTVIEW soft black out hay wire, at Bruce's. band stand will have been draped AT w L-628-9-25-2i. with ﬂags for the occasion. The i

Here. with a guard of honour of ‘

Legion men. Lord Tweedsmuir will receive the official welcome from

he Mayor and Councillors. fol-

lowed by a selection from the band.

Grand Legion

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Immediately afterwards the vice egal party will visit the High The Boy Scouts will form At the

school the Governor

General will be welcomed by members of the School Board and

ee shown through the school Summgrgjde ¢.?I.“.'i..'€2i§¥...'.'“‘ "tic:

'I‘ho Capitol Theatre has chosen two superb pictures for its double hill this monih,

“Trapped by Television" with thrills every minute and "Tire Ca1l-, 1111; 0f Dan Matthews" from the.‘ blazing novel by Hamid Bell Wright, l and brought to life for the pictures

by Richard Arlen.

These two pictures brought a- crowded house last night and are

0n again this afternoon and eve-g niug. '

-‘ f The unlimited scope of televis-l s

Ryder Cuppers

Eliminated In l Belmont Open l

BELMONT. 50M, 24-. AP) —-'I‘he pace in the iii-hole prints was Hill/fl too hot for

1on3 PQKBlbIlltlBS are entertaininglyl Denny Bhute, Boston's two-time and dramatically shown in the new‘ 9101955101131 (toners

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Tryon and Vicinity Mr. Arthur Dawson, or Tryon.

motored to Summer-side, on Tues- day.

COUNTY CH RON ICL

Mr. George MiwWilil-isms, of Borden, was a visitor to Tryon on Monday. _

, Mr. Artemas Cameron, of St Eleanors was a visitor to Tryon, I on Sunday. .

Mr. Lester Dawson, of Augustine | Cove. was a visitor to Tryon on Thursday.

Mr. Newton Mayhew. of Tryon was a visitor to Dunk River Sat» urday on business.

Quite an epidemic of flue has i been prevailing in the vicinity for some time and great number are suffering from its effects.

The many friends of Miss Ber- nice Dixon wil be interested to know that she has entered train- ing in the Prince County Hospital, Summerslde.

Mrs. Edith Maul-rein. of Ind-

nricton, and Mrs. Joseph Cutciiffe, Extyg! Dav]; & F1359!-

of Cape Traverse, are visiting in l

Tryon as the guest of Mr. and _ 1 Lb

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both Nelder, Prince of Wales Ool- g" legc students spent the week-end s or

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Airs. Amos MacWilliams, of Try- i on, ITFPIVEG the sad news of the‘ sudden (loath of her brother, Mr. ; , Benjamin Mills, of St. liilaanorbl on Tuesday. Her many friends cx- l tend their sincerest sympathy to!

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s C 0U RT — llvlrl court yes- n luau came before \ mm . ,1 _~li';llll‘ig liens. He iuieu llVi‘ uollais and costs or udpys and ordered to pay for the aliens. A map from Kensington ns ‘on ore mouth for stealing rots aria-ins .-\ man for speed- . was iiuvii luv dollars. At Al- on earlier ill zhe week four m5 01 usual i-ilusuniption of liq- uor contrary to the Prohibition Act We hand by 1.11‘. Darby and fines . of ten iloliars ill each case were 1m- ed. An Netti (‘Ilwp and ease of N le acre ml uu uni-S

41.41) .\'.\i:110\\' ESCAPE — Itlhoruas Liizklvtter. M. L A» nu badly cut about the fore- lmiwheri the car in which he Iuilnviug an, ditched to avoid the 1mm n‘ the Kcnsingtou posing, Mr. 11m 1-1 Mac-Lean. was tiring the car and did not notice hinin, with quick decision he tried the car aside into the ditch lattn time Mr. iviacbean was \- hurl. but .\ir. Linklctier fcll hum ai_'.'.l-‘. ti.» windshield

mill. as they are learning to take better care of their stock

The Shorthorn Club from Urb- anyillc have very fine quality animals and shou‘ considerable im- provement in iyllc and quuliiynj The three highest prize winners are Yvonne Arsenault, Frederick Richard and Edward C Gallant All these winners showed their stock at the Central fair _5

New Record Set At Lexington

“Trapped by Television." l. Col- umbia picture, was directed by Dél g Lord from a screen play written by l Lea Loch and Harold Buehman ‘ based on an original story by Al

Martin and Sherman Lowe. It's ex- citing entertainment.

Fictions Favorite Hero

Dan Mntfhervs is fictions favorite hero-a two-listed foe of crime in new, more thrilling adventures! Ap- pearing opposite Richard Arlen is Charlotte Wynters, a recent recruit _ from the Broadway stage. Others in the. cast arc Douglass Dumbrille, Donald Cook. Mary Kornman, Frederick Burton "and Lee Moran. Phil Rosen directed the film from a screen play prepared by Dan Jar- rett, Dan Swift and Karl Brown.

Baby ls Born In Baggage _ Goach

LEXINGTON. Ky., Sept. 24— (AH-Driven by 11-year-old Alma Sheppard, Hanover Earth's Dean Hanover established a world's milg record for three-ycar-olri troitcrs 011158 1-2 today in exhibition race at the opening of the 86th

annual meeting oi the Grand Circuit. _____ The colt, sold by his breeders SUDBURY‘ 911e,, 599i, 34-

8s a yearling for $410 and ream‘- tCPlu-lifrs. Clinton Molyneaux of

Iliirh um broken with the im- t. Aliff iwciriug medical at- iion Mr. Liukiciter was able to ' uound as tisual. -\S.

-C.ll.l.i.\'G ALI. YUKONERS \_ NORTHERN EXPLORERS- Yukouanrl Northern BC. Pion- u-o holding a banquet at the Mill. Hotel on Tuesday. October i Itwill be the first. gathering of - "olrliuu in the Maritimes dbruirrloizlli ‘ of Nova SCOUH --- New lil".iil.\\\'l('l< are cordially vital to altellti. Rximiniscences, ricnces and general felicity be the order of the evening. ﬁner t1 25 a plate. All who intend \- be present. please communicate lllllf‘ so ry lPro teml James deigast, 1 llMllKlOIl at once. i» lioicl Management requires the ate number to be served.

L-952-9-26-1i. 4.010s m! BURNED AT mini‘ rm . - The barn or

ii house on the promises of Mr- . D. Warren, of Fortune O0". ground on ili- 0y evening. and but for the "chemical engine of the OLeary ‘ Department his beautiful new “ind outbuilding would have burned, as ilierc was a heavy W blowing right on to the

. The iirc started from a "i611 which exploded and the

Wt: soon in flames. The car "it'd but the machinery in " "Gilli: lV-IS luirued and the “hunted to the ground.- The lteried about. 9 o'clock and an lint in to Clear-y five "HY. the department quick- ‘ "illrmdvd and on their arrival htfeﬁms n1 water playing on

We nurl buildings. Mr War- hm’? grateful io the Oiieary

"M! for their kindness-S.

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chased by them last summer for Domwganav Om“ and he;- mm. $20,000. stepped the first half in ‘ pound w“, pom 135g night 1n the 50 1-2 seconds under the guid- l baggage mam o; g, Qmsdfan anco of the little daughter of Law- I Nam,“ up...“ am, today

rience B. Sheppard Home Hanover were doing fine in 8t. Joseph's Farm Hospital here. F0111‘ “FOTHPH YHSEHQOTS, RS-

PLEADS AID sistcd by the train crew. in charze

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Nixie-Power Pact and the League, it‘ meetggm w” some, thmugh

ggcgggions Covenant’ the Pmm er? Thor Lake. 25 miles northwest of

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He said China's fight today is Wilmi- for the principles of that ‘pact... “_ guaranteeing the territorial nteg- i rity of China. and the League Cov- l tenant. It was signed by lGreat I I Britain, France. The Nether ands, Italy. the United States. Belgium“: Canadian Savings Portugal. Japan and China. 1

"Therefore it is us to the Un ted‘ ““'— . _ States and other signers of existing ; OTTAWA. 501W 94 —chhuhaltl5 agreements to support China's‘ added more than 05.000900 0 struggle." (Ihisng asserted. adding, their savings accounts in August. that “neutrality for the United! according m the monthly report States is impossible" as long as’ on chartered banks issued today those international agreements rc-l by the ﬁnance department. mill!‘- ln WW1‘- _ y‘ Savings accounts mounted to

Tlu Premier said China's re- $157730; on A“; 1g {mm “J13,- sources could never be exhausted. 154385 M the end o; yum m,

"N° milk’ hm" 1°“? m” W“! rise’ in current accounts was more lasts, Chins will be able to hold out,‘ “lurked me w“, Jumpmg m indefinitely... he said. adding‘ the’ $686 Maia” from $666‘7m'426_ Japanese naval Iﬂockade “Oukh Current loans in Canada were up have no appreciable effect on} 000600 t ""670 m‘ China's resistancf! "whichﬂwilale bi; 22111;‘? caglilioaﬁs m “an”; w-"e

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Exit-fawn‘ u ‘we and M l slightly lower at IIISJVLBN.

Year's Actioijtvies Of Adult Education League In P. E. Island

M (Continued from page l8. purely cultural. The study club =-—' T ""=%““ ’ ‘+“ work is opening the way for much other valuable supplementary ex- tension work.‘ The radio may serve ultimately as a unifying fac- , tor in the education program; Broadcasting of educational ma-l tcrial at the present time. how-| ever, is still in its experimental en to develop latent talent whcr- stages, The newspaper lg also in- ever it is found. ivaluablc as an educational and The experience of the past win- j publicity medium. We believe that ier has shown that subjects of a the results of the past year's work vocational character are dcfiuite- give us every reason to face the

moreover. that the St. Francis Xavier pattern. under disinterest- ed leadership, has a wide apllhm" l-lon in the solution n! P7655‘!!! rural problems. since PFOKT?“ rests ultimately. however. upon lo-i cal leadership, sicps must be ink-

first round, where he bowed. tho margin of one hole, to the par- 71 turned in by Herman Barron. of White Plains. N Y., the ropolitan P G A

Sam Snead. Tony Manero and Horton Sznith were the other Ryder Cuppers who went out in the second round as their team- mates, Champion Ralph Guldahl. Byron Nelson, Jonny Revolia and Henry Picard entered the Iourneys first 36-holes round. by putting to- gether two victories over the short- er route.

Snead was unable to keep step with Moi-tie Dutra of Royal Oak. Mich Charley Isacey of Great Neck, Long Island, eliminated Smith by s 4 and 3 margin and Mariel-o surrendered 0n the 14th green. to Johmny Far-rel].

High Quality

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Ayrshires led with 35 entries. Mr. C. A. Archibald of Truro, N5, was judge. He was a former member of the Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture and is at present s prominent farmer.

Among the interested visitors to the fair was Mr. George Richards, of Corner Brook, Newfoundland. Ha cams to the Island to pur- chase pun bred Holsieins and Ayrshires for the International Power and Paper Company which owns and operates a large stock farm besides its pulp mill.

Mr. F. M. Nash did the placing in the poultry section.

In the main building judges in- eluded: Grains, Gordon McMillan. Cornwall; manual training, Lebar- on Tait; fruit. Elms-st Eaton. Ex- perimental Farm: ﬂowers. B.F‘rank Tinney. Experimental Farm; cook- ing, Mrs. Willard Prowsc. Brack- ley; portfolios. Professor HJ. Blan- chard and Brsmwell chandler. Charlottetown: writing. Eileen Cantwell and Helen Yco. Char- lottetown: drawing. Mother St. James, Notre Dame Convent. and Miss Annie Watson, Prince Street School; posters. Professor Orotesu. P.W.C.; birds nests, Professor How- ard Court.

WINNERS IN SPORT EVENTS

Sport events held yesterday morning were for the most. part keenly w- Winners were:

l00 yard dash, boys 13 and 14- 1. Leonard Fitzgerald, George- town; 2. George Jones. Pownal; 3, John Parry, Georgetown; 4. Eric Mathcson, Clyde River.

'76 yard dash. boys 9 and 10-1.

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Ronald McDonald. Ebenezer; 2. Harold McLean. Georgetown; 3. Francis McMahon, Rocky Point; 4, Lawrence Drlscoll. Mt. Herbert.

50 ylrd dash. girls ‘I and 8-1. Lillian mgs, Mt. Herbert; 11viar- garet Builmsn. Rustioo.

75 yard dash. boys i1 and 12-4. Albert Ings, Mt. Herbert; 2. John McFadyen. Bunbury; 3. Blair Mc- Callum. Cross Roads; 4. Wilmuni Robertson. Hunter River and Claude Mclcod. Ebenezer.

50 yards, girls 9 and 10-1. Lil- lian Matthews, Grccnvalr; 2. Nor- cnc Auld, Kingston; 3. Porno Mill. Marshﬂeld; 4. Joyce McPhail. Clyde River.

50 yards dash. girls 11 and l2 l. Muriel JonesPownal: 2. Miri. ~

1y preferred to the academic or future with confidence and hope

Inga. Mt. Herbert; l. Isobel Mc-

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and many keen sportsmen in the vicinity were up early and return- cd home report. that they are plentiful. The North Tryon Women's In- stitute met at the home of Mrs Everett, Ives, on Monday, Sept. "Oh and

ing Canada"

ed. The committees gave their re-

ed hy singing God Save the Kin‘;

the ladies.

hind, Ebenezer; 4. Beth Gibson Marshﬁeld, Alctha Kingston.

10o yard dash, male teachers-l

Alton Ross, springbrook.

100 yard dash, female teachers— 1, Mary Livingstone. Albion Cross. Evelyn Walsh, Summerside; I. Al- ice Coady. Earriscllﬂe; 8. Martllﬂ" its Crosby, St. Catherines, Mildred

Auld, Mt. Herbert.

100 yard dash, boys 15 and over

/1. Gordon Gotxrll. Georgetown; 3 Haddon McLeod. Bfldﬂwwhi

noid Hobbs, Georgetown-

'15 yard dasngirls l5 and over-

1, Myrtle Coadyi. Vernon River; 2. Florence Moore. Si‘. CﬂihﬁlnP-g- and Vivian McEachern, St. Cath- prines; 3, Elsie C0105. North Mil- ton.

so yard dash, boys 6 yW§—1- Herbert George. Georgetown; 3- Lorne lliebeau, Clyde River. ,

50 yard dash, boys 7 and 8-4. Byron r-uu. N” Ghhsow: 2- M1"- colm Stewart, Vernon River and George Tweedy, Vernon River; 3- Elwood Shaw, Brackley Point and Stewart Vcssey, York; 4- 51h?" McPhee. Georgetown.

50 yard jockcy rare. b0.\'5 -" 1- Herbert Stewart and Walter Hem?- hill. Georgetown; 2, Eric Maths- son and Louis McLean. 01y“ River: 3. William Hobbs and John Perry, Georgetown: 4. 3118b 9°‘ mu and Leonard Fltltlffald- Georgetown; s. Raymond Mvmm- ald and Kent McDonaldﬁahhﬂn-

75 ygrd dash, girls i8 and 14-1- Tcresa Murphy. Cardiiivm; 3- Kathleen Raynor. Mt. Herbert and Vivian McEnchern, St. Cathcrinvis: 3. Edith Enman. Veruou Rivﬂ’; 4- Leliha McLeod. Ebenezer.

50 yard wheelbarrow race for boys-A. Walter Hemphill and Her- bert Stewart, Georgetown; aHuith

Goicll and Ixonard Fitzgerald.

(leorrzeiuwn: 3. Billie Mci-Tncbcrn

and Maynard Shaw. Si. Catherin- es; 4. Eric Malhesou and Louis. McLean. Clyde River.

Quarter mile relay race — l- _ Georgetown School. ,1r,; 2. Cardi- izan School. sr.: 3, Mt, Herbert School: 4. St. Caiherines School:

5.

Clyde River School.

Free for all. girls - 1. Myrtle Cnady. Vernon River: 2. Vivian ‘Ti-lfnchorn, Si. Caihririnrs; 3.

Kathleen Raynor. Ml, Herbert: 4.

‘Jormri McCullum. Cross Rondsrinll ,

morencc Monro, Si. Caihorlnes. llackirard race-l, ilorbcrt Si-irv- art. Georgetown: 2. Immiard Piv- wcrald. Georgetown: 3. William Hobbs. Grorrcv-ivn; 4. Eric Math-

. sson, Clyde River

laden with ducks. And

20th. The meeting opened by sing- rcpea-ting . Crecrl in unisiou, The minutes of l last. meeting were read and approv- i

ports, and new ones were appoint- i ed It was then decided by the l members to hold a Bean Supper in the Sci-tool House on Saturday, October 2nd. ‘The meeting adjourn-

A dainty lunch was then served by

Mcl-‘adyien.

Bruce Stewart. Murray Harbor; 2. Chester Cooper, Murray River; B.

S. Byron Howlett. Annandale; 4- Al"

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l . ment during this vear. This club p‘ctiu'e which features Mary As-‘gh i ' V lb. Pkg‘. Shredded , _ I. , d - - ' ampion. and three of his Ryder M ._ M‘ w u , _ 1 h be _ 4

lsgirgloolfxzl,l,1lz‘ w“ ‘me :2: min ‘ovrgagized for two Yohh‘ tor and Lyle Igalbot ilatdthe head of, gup wamnmges today in the QpQn- y "vim 1c l "mg n er ma‘! Extra! BOIIOlESS Sl110k0fl ' Cocmmut _

amino aim‘ "mm- wllm i‘ u... r i PM“ ‘W’ h“ $0.5 ﬂag uiisr-eiliiislhiing-niuighwi m“ ’°““"" °‘ m“ 512°“ B”‘"“’“" ————— ll [b 3 *

01nd oi iluuoi- trill be formed to h 3° ° hm” club Wmh 15 "cry H up“ ’ M ms ‘d w in‘ We“ mam‘ Pl“? 5°“ mmhamem- l The fall shooting season opened ‘ l sl A" 8

. >1 w the monument-S Wen“ 0f ‘he Junk”?! 1h this dis" Bach emy O on m yrey 5m!“ failed '40 get W'- °l the l on Wednesday mominﬂ SePt. 16th. F01‘ c ll

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As will be seen by the follbwln! lis: Abrams Village took the larg- est share of prizesin horses at the Eglngnl, Bay Exhibition. Gus L. Ar- senault, Abrams Village won 1st for Brood more. draft, with foal at foot and the special prim from Iseut. Governor DeBlols and an- other special from Peter Martin. Hunter River.

Abel Poirier, Abrztnfs V-llﬁile bookl first for mare and geldmS WET} three in the draft class. Emmanuel Gallant. also of Abrams Village‘ won first in two year old draft. Stephen Arsenault. St. Chrysosboml took first in the one year draft‘ class.

in the carriage classes Joseph F- Arscnault. Abrams Vlllﬂie won first in Brood Mares with foal at foot. Lmiis Arscnault, Mont Carmel wcu first in carriage foals and also champion foal. Sylverc P. Arsen- ault of Urbanvile took f.rst in one} year olds in the carriage class.

Frank Richard won the prize for best. mare and gelding.

There were 13 entries in the Gen- eral Purpose class with Edwin Darby of Abrams Village taking top prize. besides a. number oi oth- crs.

Benjamin F. Gallant, Mont Cnr- mel won the prize for harnessed l tea-m.

‘ The horses this year at Egmont Bay were all very choice, animals.

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‘ Prize Winners In (‘alik- Classes

The junors did well at Egmont ' Buy this year. many getting prizes in the major exhibits, The print running cow felting tnc Dcﬁlois‘ Special was won in 11m Jllli Bir- iiard, Richmond \\'llll his outstand- ing Ayrshire cow.

Rev. Fr. F. X. Gallant took scc-‘ 0nd prize and Cyrus Peter Gallant. Urbanvillc, 3rd. First, ‘n the other‘ classes were Cyrus P. Gallant who‘ inuI-c first in Gueruicyws and had 11c largest showing of Gll('l'll.\"_\". lil the grounds. Ho has nrly honing three years and ll. i yrs in aged class.

Mr Gallant also took first in i Sherman-u. I

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Winners Horse & Cattle Classes At Egmont Bay

Alban Poirier won the Holstein prize.

Champion Heifer CieJf W118 a Shorthoru belonging to Joseph P. Arscnnult.

Albin A. Arsenault. Mont Carmel with his Guernsey heifer carried Off the Champion in the year old clzis.

The Ayrshire belonging to Clovis Gaurlet took the Champion pl‘lZ(‘_ fo." two year olds. l

Dominion Problems Are Discussed

LONDON‘, Sept. 24 (C. P- Cable) —Malcolm MacDonald, secretary for the domlmons, today called on Prime Minister Chamberlain for discussion of dominion problems.

It was reliably understood the subject of their conversation was the reaction in certain dominlons lo Foreign Secretary Eden's re- marks at Geneva on Sept. 20 in connection with raw materials and

colonial preferencﬂ.

No other topics irere broached, it was understood. m‘

The altitude of various domin- ions in such p"ill‘llf‘lll$_ ns raw ntaterials and preferences awiuld ho slgniiittant to ills hia.ie.\ly‘s Gov- ernment in the event. of any new approach to the colonial pro- blcm.

ALI. SO SAD HP was. in fact, the alas-ont- minded professor. and he was strap-hailuinu in a iramcar. The other arm clasped half a dozen bundles, Ho strayed to and fro. Slowly his face took on a 100k pf apprehension. "Can I help you. sir?" asked the i ,'\llflll(‘l0l‘. "this." said the professor with rolirii. “llulii on tn 1mg [ﬂjpwhﬂq l get my fare out.’

l gratulate Peggy,

Another Socrat Joins Opposition

EDMONTON. 8017i‘. M: (OF) - W. N. Chant, former minilfu‘ d agriculture. totiay became a mom- ber of the opposition in the Alberta Legislature.

IVLr. Chant, joined J W. Hugill K C . former Attorney General and James Hansen, Taber. whn previously crossed from the So- clal Credit Government side to tht opposition benches

The three former Social Credit members will sit as independents and as s separate group on thl opposition side when the session of the legislature opens to- day

Also sit-ting in opposition to thl Government are four Liberals and

two Conservatives in the House of 01 members. I I

‘Ancients ’ Plan

Saint John Visit

BOSTON, Sept. 24 (OP) —Ooi Charles T Cahill, commander c1 the AilClFlll. and Honorable Artil- lery (Zoynany of Boston, announ- ced today at drill headquarters in fanous old Faneuil Hall that he ex- pected 250 members would sail on

l the Steamship Saint John Oct,

I im- their 300th annual field day in Saint John, N, B,

"Arrangements for the

and plan: for‘ entertainment Saint. John are just about com. plated." he said. “It, is the first time since 1.033 we've viqqm 541m John where we alweys get a. royal

in

wnlz-ome and we're very hgppv o"; the prospects of renewing 014 friendships "

The colorful military march to the steamship 1:2 Silndny planning to return to m1; (‘liy Wedne=day morning.

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Herbert-Yes. If it's

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