Don't b_uy ‘anything merely be. cause your neighbors think you ought to have it.

Read by

Covers Prince Edwardblsland Like the Dew

that

It is the unusual event! lnlil"

ability.

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test one’: charaasr

Annual tlubiiorlpllniin Delivered 55,09 lly iilail. Canada and U. fl. A, as,“

m

‘siiiiilliii, iiiii siiiii i5 iiiiiiisi

Renewal of Negotia-

CHARLOTTETOVVN, CANADA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 41926

BANAAIA iHAiiE

iiiiiiiiifiiwii" sii iiiii i iiiiii

Huge Battle ‘Cruisers

It! l Odn s Péobable -— g Will Crash Their '15- e_a ers 0 n s u l t Inch ‘Guns in Con- With Govt. Repre- centrated Attack sentatives. ‘ . i LONDON, Oct. 29.—Economic REVENGE WILL pressure, strengthened by the com. ing of winter, today appeared to be h ' - .

i'h"."'i'i’i.§ .§.§f.".‘§¢'l‘i'"é1..°i"$fii§§2 - Three Y e a rs Since ZAZJITZ°AAZAL "L." ‘if.’ 'm.'.'...1‘§f’°.?§I ,.;.‘.'§..°f§.i iT.'.‘.?§'.'l¢"l'i'.Zl.'l§'i=-Zi§i. iii"; E“,‘1’“'e Delegates, gotlations for a settlement by com-vweek escaped uninjured when an Wltnesged N a v a] promise wlili be renewed next weekqautomobilc which was escorting

The Trades Union Congress Coun- i-im on a tour of the province of MHIIOCUVYCS. 1-_ -

cil which has constituted‘ ltseh‘ a mediatory body in- the dispute, to- day hold a lengthy consultatlorr with the miners leaders and with representatives of the government. The chief reason for these conver- sations was to avoid the difficult

Manzandaran was blown up near _.___ DamaVe"d' seYefal °7fl°°r5 We" (Special to the Guardian)

killed and two injured. The auto-_, LQNDQN, o“, gg,_ The Ana". '“°°"° b'°1~" “P W“ carrylflc =rm= tic fleet lies waiting in the Chan- Bmmunitlon and bombs, but 10¢ nel mists for-a visit-tomorrow from “m” ‘f ‘he "Pmem" '3 "lie Yi-‘Pthe Dominion delegates to the im- kmewm periai Conference. For two days in-

‘Harry S. New. rostmaster-gen- erai of the United States. proposes to place his department on.a WI!‘ footing in order to protect the malls from bandits. He has asked for an appropriation of $1,000,000 to pm- vlde\ armored trucks and other

.4. _ X0]! q ', stat of panic and despair for tho

task of consulting the various in- diistrlai unions Ftxt week on the miners demand flor an embargo on the movement of coal and to con- slder the problem d.‘ a levy on the various unions to assist the miners 121M156.

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Casualties In Quake Zone May _ Exceed 11500

(Canadian Press)

‘IJCNHNAKAN. Armenia, (lct. 2S). _—~lnd0scribiiiile desolation. iniuic more acute by the spread of mulnr. lu, influenza iind other diseases, prevails in the earthquake zone of Armenia where recurring earth

- . uihmiurii

ii up.

(Canadian Press)

—-iAroostook’s biggest

this

9f 805 bushels a 'a¢1'es‘=fii_a1ql;t";

bushel. 77 cents a bushel bumper crop.

mist seven days and. nights. .~ ov- orninent and ueareast relietre- poi-ts. which hlNiiQ been trickling in iur the past few days, reveal tliiil. lbs casualties of lust week's great earth shock will liie higher than at first thought. The villages of Al- exiindrovka, ‘Dililllflil and Karakllsii alone have 1125 persons buried ini ‘the riiinii iind 210 biidly injured.‘ 1i‘ liie sumo proportion ol ilcziilis ])i'i'-.V£lllS in liiu other '34 devastated‘ vllliiizcs, the totul loss of live will exceed ‘r500 us against the 000 first reported.

L-

Anglican Bishop

(Canadian Press) LON-DON. Ocl. 2!I.~-.\ despiitcli‘ from Poking s-iuys llllli il

p 'l‘. A. Scbtt. of liie liiiizliinil mission who was captured

WQQQ‘

Export Sovereigns

To CanadarPi-etores 0f Youth (Canadian Press) i‘ To Feature coupon. ooircii. arm» lflunlt‘ MiQhQIh-am Sale.

of Einglflllfl bulletin toiiiiy immune-- i-d the export oi’ 200,000 iiovereilliiul

., LONDON, Oi-l. 2!). --~ All iiio m Lemma‘ world loves yoiiiii. lllill it is ivilliniq lo pay do wcll for 1iil1llll'(!.‘~l of yiniih

l’? ‘lhal liie lnic Lord Micheliizimis

» _ \_ 1‘ Condensed Specials irullccliiiii of pltiiilres. which will

AKANi;,1prism.";::*.:;:§§h*":::::::: 5H5 Plifliiifi

wPRESQUE ISLE, Maine., Oct. 29 ioat. "potato king" has sold his crop and figured "Om U!!! dCCKB 0f "10 "afliilo 0i’

hi; prams, He finds he ma.“ $390,. Admiral Sir Henry Francis Oliver, ‘1 the storm.

00g on hi; 1100 “w; of pong”; Commander-in-Chlef of the Atlantic __.__A-<+>--. ~- ur, waif’,- ,R, chpml, my Fleebwhich bears the famous name‘,

iPresque isle. got an average yleid “fi/"BE F" 35° Yea" Al" flulieivlvlaSSfi

ore onliisjl 1_ “Nav a A‘ Si.‘ BFVP!‘ ‘$5,515 foggnflgqa l-‘(evehoe Vigil Drake's erage wholeiaie price of $1.45 aihe 7M“

H, flaw.“ n c,“ Mm ab“; in 1588. There has been scarcely to grow tiie a

Reported Freed

liviilcrii,

"lwiii reported llicrc ioiiiiy i-hiit ilish- o Church oi‘

ycsloriluy iii Sliiinlimg Ovcr $2.000 worlh of fiir roots wore

deed the members of the conference ‘have had naval problems closely bro- ught to mind. At the Admiralty to- day they saw more of the theoret-

lforms of protection. Sugar Crop Damaged By Recent Hurricane

m a concentrated at

When the empire delegates last visited the navy three years agoi. they saw a line of’ ships stretching‘ far beyond the horizon. Submarines dipped below the surface anddes- tioyers raced by. but no puns were fired. Tomorrow the battle cruis- err. lwiii crash their 15 Inch guns. Among them will be the Hood, 41.- 200 tons; the heaviest warship af-

(Spccial to the Guardian)- HAVAN-A. Oct. 29. —Twenty percent of the sugar cane in the affected area will be lost with a possible reduction of_ 200,000 tons in raw sugar out- put by reason ‘of the hurricane r‘ of list week. This is the opin- ion ofa sugar miii engineer who has returned from a sur- vey of the entire area in the provinces of Matamza. Havana and Pinar Del Rio struck by

The visitors will view the navy

1 "daiiiiiiiiii

with the Spiiniah Armada

““P‘iii~"ié“‘lléiieiiiioii'

(Special to the Guardian) LONDONMOirt. ‘till-Hon. Vincent

naval battle from the tilvs o: iflueen Elizabeth to the battle o _ , U , _ Trafalgar ind.fl'l'llfl Trafalgar tqpmilssey- Germans "imlsiu, iilfnl Jutland but u Revenue has beenfl1°iellilili3v ‘Aemmmie m “vigil there to nlay her-part. The Revengeflklllb ‘"111 M" $823512?’ 3'“

- i opening i. - - ‘mm whwh me dominion dehgatesiilchis TITJSEEI iii. the University of

‘ll ' - t rrow’ ' ercises is _ _ m, ofmgr finite)‘ Paris. lMr. ‘Massey will repiesent Canada at the ceremony tmnoiiou.

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Sees Reduction in Telegraphic Rates

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON‘. Oct. 29. -—-'l‘ho iDally Express siiyii it iiiiilcrslanils that u considerable reduction iii trans- ,‘Atliiiilii'. telegraphic rates is likely -in thczfiiir future. This is due ‘partly to the success oi Miirconfs beam wireless. but mainly lo ilic exiroorillnory rapidity in irons- mlllRlOll achieved on the now cublo recently liild botwecn (ire-at llriluin niiil llio llniteil ‘States.

,i

' Daring Robbery A

i ' (Canadin—n—Press) i’ lFREUERlCTON. N. .11.. Oct. 20.~—

stolen lllSl. night from the premises which from the hciiil offices of J. (‘iiirlie & Son. l.lil., at the corner lot York lillll‘ King streets, n the most iliiriiig robbery ivhicli has [been poi petriited in whls oily in YUHTS.

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coping i 0f The Colors”

<0a—-—- GIRL WIFE SHOOTS MATE

RAT£.—4o per word, net each insertion ill this column.

v

‘AHOME MADE POTTED MEAT.

Fresh siiiiiisgcs. Saunders, Nc rlfllll & £10.. llliiit.

*SPE(v}i-AL—-BULK DATES, 3 LBS.

25c. Uud more Bros,

362-291“

uuerr ARiIIVED-BULKFDATES.

l!‘ lbs. 25c. Cuilmore llrns.

2302-29-1“

'=HOU8E FOR SALE - BUILDING- lots for snie. Farm for sole. Easy installment terms. Apply Robert

2391

Cotton.

llill selocllon iiuiirdipln Job Jlriiitery.

kei. iiiiig. _,

Job ‘in-y- Plione 132 .

‘VOU WANT G iPi-icesBO for 0n. 00 for 35c. i0!‘ aisle. isooiiyr $1.95. Poelp

hiinil. fill!

‘gllflcetw

‘lilliosfilll. . irpwi. . oasaz.

‘En-st ‘End Siiirkct

“IN MEMORIAM CAYRDQ-SPLEN- to clloom from,

iesuneous ssulilidls ANI; lliimburg Steak. fileeh every iiiiy. siiiindeiiihWNeviisom ilk Co.. Ma

woe Pniuvluo or evsnv

fleflflflplitlllmcllfllllllf and oxpedlii- oiiiiiy [e dulled‘. fliiilrdlim Control

b aiwauorcss 0

100. 1000 or qnarilisn Office.

'“IN Million)!" 1v hose surr- lib]! foihjhllgliel‘; ft niir. wife. hin- k fer‘, ‘I011. slelei- bro-

flier. soldier. or friend —-lll0 ooiisultod iii

be nuclloneil iii-re NOVPlllllCl‘ 23, is] The ma, members or The S31v1‘. i" “l > _ "l? , ‘ l‘ - “poring for the special ilemonslrn- oils ])lf'illI‘l‘l-l iii‘ i-liiiiiroii ii i-oii- ‘M,’ “Tim Trooping nl‘ tho (fnlori-i" A1511“ to be presented lli lhe (iiiiilci on (niitgrinlil;riii-iliiiilillig< "‘('li(=1-~'il:l1'fm(110153;‘Tlilirsiliiy. Nov. ‘4. About. fhorly 111G10- 5 - “"1" i‘ ""‘ '1 e 1 plo wfll tnko piirt iinil t. e w ioo in n mile, is our iii ill!‘- ll't‘Zl~llll‘f!S. program promises’ to 0mm.“ My. ibtii-i rlllrlll by manly ‘P-Hillgiil in 60,1111 thing of a similar kind (tun. “Hemp, \\‘l I i1. snino ill‘ is ii “ no (y in," hm.“ Wmeh “Mil Am‘ ‘i-vh-l-nml- i ‘lifll-{lli roiorcil nallonnl (‘iiiiilllllfl-H ltoiiiiicyai “'l‘liri:i1 (‘liliilron iii m"; pro“), ,|,.p,,rngi.onfl Wm “M m Cuplaln 'l.iiili-." which clinic lruiirflw mumgn, 0r [he evenings “n.8,, the Otto Kuhn i-nlli-clion and liigtalnmenp Mm _;_ Ricimrds Wm M. rnnkeil us a Romney oi’ the fir cmmmny Hhmmg mnrch...“ 910a,," writer, miii Hoppnors group oi‘ chll-‘Hm ‘mum , iircn." also nro iii tlic collt-ciliiii. _____-¢e->---~--

Local Fishermen

Making Giéoitl h . . S _.,,_ S, '1‘. (mt e... Fiiiiililfili.

Fisheries, iiuilcs ilmi. no liir lliiii OTTAWA. Oci. 2f). — immigra-

w.

ii‘.

‘ed by Samuel c. Crockett. Middle

(EATANIA, Sicily, Oct. 29. ~Dres soil in male attire. the (‘ounlol-ifi Morin Vcocchlo. 15. shot lii1r lins- bard. (firlun Conny Vooooliio, _22. while lie ivva; attending a Wild-Pill izmicort iii- the lflwllflhip oi’ imnlin. The (‘ounl is ilyingil His Yoiiihfill wild flllQl‘ sihc hiid been iirriisled. told liie police liiiit i-ihc liiul flit-ll llin l-lllfll. bci-ziiisti liar illlflllllllil iind ileserloil hur.

EVIDENCE COMPLETED m CASE 0F EVANGELIST AIMEE McPHERSON illOS ANGELDS. Calif. Oct. 29r- Testimony in the preliminary 1151"" iniof Mrs. Aimee iSeniple McPher- 40 . evangelist, on charges of con- iipirncy toobstriict justice iwne c0111- pleicil lute

IJIiMAAISS-IIINEH

jHEiii [Iii VISIT

Touring P. E. I. and Maritimes With a

their Export Trade With United States "Outlines Values of Foreign Markets.

Zllr. l-‘reilerick lluild. Cnnndliin ‘Prado Clilllllllt-ISAOIICI‘ at New York, li-i now iii Charlottetown for ll. lirici‘ visit in the interests oi’ export Lriiilc. Hc is on ii tour 0i‘ [he

linlifzix lill Monday. .\li'. Illuilil. in‘ an interview with Tlii- (luiirillaii, iiiiid that liie qiiiilliy iind viiliiino of liie

liuil :1 wiilc-i- mnrket for lhoni, both -in rho United ‘Slates niiil abroad. so fiii‘ nu tarlfl‘ illld oihoi- iriniilltloiisr would poriiiil. tllld ho added that‘ liie ‘Ctllllllililll ’l‘i'aile Cfilllllllrlfllllli?!‘ Service existed primarily for llll-i purpose ul‘ (so-operating Wlill ex- ]lill‘i0l‘.‘~l lo the fullest extent to this oiiii. The proiliiciu 0|‘ the furni iind llic sen forincd an integral port of export. lruilo.

Mr. l-luild will be glnil, he said. to co-operuic with any Charlotte- town firms interested in export business. l-le may be got in touch

‘Prince ‘Ellwllfll ilsilunil ‘justified lhcj‘ . making 0i‘ every DOH-Sllllll effort to‘ i - ' -

-- with at the Victoria Hotel, iind he:

will be particularly glad to heiir from those interested iii potatoes,

i dairy products. iind silveii foxes.

Mr. illiidd said the development of Caniidiun export trade, is one of

' the factors essential i0 the future;

In-ospority, of this country. The‘

-i'oreign market is the only outlet‘

iiialidiet for the surplus Ciinailiiin production is increasing phenomen- ally. and while domestic consump- tion and the purchasing power of our people increases also. continu- ed prosperity will not birposslble unless ‘we find ll wider outlet for our surplus products iii foreign markets.

‘The credit of Canada in the United IStates. said Mr. ‘Hlltlll, wiis never higher than it is today. and the personal standing of Canadians lu every walk of liie in runiarkubl!’ high. Canada. is regarded as tho

View. ‘to Increasing

Mllflllllit! iProvinci-s illlll leaves for‘

products of,

Alli-B iiANK WAS

Roumanian Queen

(Canadian Press)

QUEEN MARiiEs SPECIAL TRAIN ENHOUTE TO WINNI- PEG. Oct- 29»-—(By o. Field Brittle. Staff Correspondent of the Associated iPressq-Queen Marie oi Roumania celebrated her 51st birthday today on her special train bound from Otta- wa for Winnipeg, in restful aa- soolaiion with only her child- PQ". Princess Ileana and Prince Nicholas. The train is due to reach the Manitoba capital on Saturday evening.

Maritime Winter Fair Opened Yesterday

(Canadian Press) Ahllbidltsfl‘. IN. S, Orr. 20. -Tlic Miiriliine Winiw Fiiir oprncil thin afternoon. 'l‘lii- iiltcnilzince wnii

in

‘Mia; Tgllulah Bankhead. daughter 10f William Bankhead. United States Congress n for Alabama, is men- tioned as possible bride for-Prince Nicholas of Romania, who ie ac- companying his mother. Queen yMarie, on her tour to Canada andi the United States. i

lnl diiy. Thu liorsio iiiiow this evening wiiii the biiimcr uilriirliou iind clizhi (‘lllHSPH worn judged. The Hfllillll‘. AIOTNPH l‘llllll‘ll ‘by ladies wuii tho chisel’ i-oinpclilloii. Mu Scott Manliomilil of- Wolfvillc, iviili Lord Byng won first pliico. Miss {Margaret Beer, up for illlornc Bros. [Wlniilmn P. l1}. l. iviis second, Miss Black secured liie third ribbon iind Miss (lreln. lPuller of ‘Priiro. riding ‘for ‘Frank Archibald oi‘ Triiro

Jourth. The money was well div- lilediiinniii: liie Wilflflllll iexliibltnrn T H A T E n Jlcuvy ilriiiigiii b07809 in llllFllGflH brought out the principal entry of nit. 1B

the -evenl illorne l‘0l~l.. £00 the rod ribbon while Frank Archi~ bald of Triu-o won ll i-icconil. There bank robber was shot to death oii<i',“,v,f‘§,,.i{.,“° $3603“; olggfilmgalgrwsotgfi 1111111191 111011114811 shortly 1181018 Limited of Amherst took first and 1111011 May when i» 911-88111: ipoiroi- second places lil the class.

man "IWRPIQQ their Bilelnhi- t0 P01), The three duy milking test was @116 B8111! 0f Dfllmit 1111111011 Hi ‘Choir commenced this evening, the cows

HiiIS

(Canadian Press) iDETlLOlT, Mich. Oct. 29.——<0no

ipiii and Michigan Avenue on the being milked oiil: at noon today.‘

west side. Patrolman Frank J. Eighty fourfiilly accredited anim- iDombecky, whose shots dropped the iils iii-o in the lest, liie greatest wto mbben-J. was wounded by the 11111111191’ ‘>1 mire iii-ed cows that

_ I _ holdup men's return (ire. One 8V0!‘ 1100081011 f0!‘ the loot since fOAiilAAAiAZ-‘ADiTLDAAiQAAZi i! $122813. -1>=1_11-111 who m remained m 1113.116 111@-W*111111.1S.~-T11i= 1101.118 shew m...“ -— _i-q,,;-=,,,,w_otflec,igyyyweeiooiiheiriiu miiiis‘eiicrpen.-ann~m odour will be the inuln

A you"), View“ o; we m.“ fight features on Saturday evening with w“ John sklmmwki’ a Jewell.“ several attractive classes to be on ille was trimming his store window ‘mnmm The 11mm“ M bee‘ "l"! m“. ‘he bank when a 8m“, bullet dairy catt-lo and sheep will not be

struck Mm A" the wounded menCOmmellCfll-lllllll Monday. A start are expected m recover. ~ will be made upon the swine closin-

es tomorrow morning.

The prize lists included: Stand- ard herd stallion four years old or over-ilst, Aubrey Alright. H. H.

ipes iind Son. Amherst; 2nd

Docket Heavy for [P Fresco ‘Direct. Horne Bros- Wins- _ ice, ‘P. E. l., heavy ilrauglit—1sl, Thls Yearllornu Bros, Winsloo. i’. E. l.

best field for investment outside of tlfe United States, and the feel- ing in the United States is that the [more oi‘ Canada is secure.

My, Hum} gold iPrince Edward lsliind was becoming more iind more widely known us an alluring, tourist ground. iind he thought liie number o!‘ visitors from the Unit- ed Suites would increase HPCIIIAY

year by your. i

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Another Victim of Train Collision

(Canadian tress) ‘MON-CTON. N- IL. Oct. ‘lib-Tim dollinion between two i‘i'vl|;l1i.i1'1111\~‘1 on the Canadian Notional mllill "119 near Edmundston yesterday morn- ing has added another victim l0 iii! toll, bringing tho total to live. with another injured lllll] iii hospital. Joseph Pollollcr. 3i‘). laborer. who hold lilirrlght leg terribly (trilhliflll. when the our 0i‘ ruilii on w-bicli he was working toppled over into the

Tho iieleiieegrqlileddinu l-lio pros- oonlion calls noyijeliuttol ivltnes-

, - r~ t q’

.‘ L;

OTTNWA,‘ Oct. 29. -- Another Ayrshire cow has mziilo .n world's record, Betsy iWylle. bred iind own-

Muiiqiiodobolt, N. 18.. has complet- ed s 365 day prodiiotiouln the Can- iiillaii record of performance with U03 pounds of butter tat from 21.-

yeiii- llio iliiiliiui: oi‘ smells iind oyw

ters that is piling on aloiil! 11119

shores-i llllili rivers of this Province lion i0 (tiinniin or farm-settlers from and (he! prli-o rflllfinef from 5c to 7c. tho United Stilton for {he month of (Jygtgr flghhyg 15 "mm H“,_.,.,.,.,5f"| September was ' priioilciiily active u“... 15nd your, and $5.00 lio $7.00 is iuouih"tiie agency at llhrgo. N. Dole" w“ abandoned, p“; now pint. hooded tho iliit of eighteen agencies u", dlgeuae M; m" p, comm gnu- nf Jthe department in l-he Ilnitei ermen “m clamor)“; m, d“. m”. settlers brought with hem,‘ ceiih , ‘ H , and Guam, valued ifflxzuuos’. onwfilll! Province. in scallop tlsli nit e ten ware not of the fai-mipg- class

o-

ii-i meeting with good" success. Smelt fishermen oro cnlcliliiiz us high nii 500 to 800 pounds a iiny. according in reports recinived from 1mm; pnhl n biirroi. Owing l0 the the "iigoncioq 0f the Department ofmrevayenco n; (“some [he qpflflglal immigration and. Ctllflllillltlfllhdyflil’cnluvnuon o; onto" m mom WM. Slates with s tniol of 075 pomon ‘ _ sent lo Canada an increase of llollicegg ghlanedbpfgzzlthut the", 15 ‘N’ 's°'”°mb”" 1W5‘ The“ 575a new fishing industry ‘possible lu. . ‘ lvalvee aioisg- ‘the Jslltid '1‘ a em ‘at B N. Y“ 9111"” i’ ~ ‘ - . - flair,“ ~51“ mgra-firmig; Mm Monicioiist, and could be ldcizted it; a Jhtulilllrlils office

IROVENHHGRA/ ain't”. - - Scallops, which are a meat (loll-

tf

i-buiter fat test was 5.00. She breiikii

Se" "We m’ ‘mm m" are Bedsiborne, of Eimeehade Sixteenihuwh-

800 pounds of milk. Hei- overuse

the world's record iii butter fol. held since last June ‘by Nellie 0a-

ed by W. C. Wylie. of Montreal. Que. that topped all former rec- orihi with 1008 pounds of» butter flit tom 28.228 pounds, of milk. -Nollio was the first Ayrshire in‘ the world to make over 1.000 pounds of blit- iei‘ fat in obeyed: snq she still

ma“ (drum-AA, Nut“ M. zffictflwmyui‘ “a”. m“ ‘n nnyichby oil the‘ Aitierioen as we as

mmuunim," ‘m “m ' my yo" e n“ M A" - ‘ ‘for ""1118 0am“ dlaii i-iierketi some time

live gm] ("pump jfpligna gn-nd month from U10 other agencies , g g I . . l l % 20mm or more a immisretim vi igtwmP-"A 1 Qitféif’ m,‘ §°"i‘,‘,i' ' ii. If. J. rxlfarnier-set‘ uphill}! 1t , , ~01"! , 41 ‘

.9"9WA “ewffllei. iim-‘PA M y»; - e

she-leach“!!!

ids , cord with 2 .841 ii of

. I»

iiliiiitiiiciiiiii

(l on I p‘ y,‘ '2 my. coursed ‘set s our

ditch, died following the amirulfl- - oirioci-ih, Jenner

lion of the limb in Eillllllallilflllgitl they iiro not likely to return. hiospital. A coroner's liiry mug ,

in a verdict of iicciiloninl death, iit-

taching ‘ill-limb to nobody. ‘iillitjhv

railway authiori-tiosiirielnvost go. 11g N Q __ _. l

m“ elm“ “A m“ aeemem’ classed onliaegiiibignii igyfiitefyniow iiilrreliingn

as the worst ion the A1llllli.l0 Reg-um Jmperm conference A" the AN sTH-L-

ion of the C. N. R. system in many delegates are warm l“ ‘their com M .

V6810. nootion that it in ll conference, not A

‘ ‘T o. cabinet. but n0 lDnwnlng Street i a T 5 cabinet ever giiarileil ltii secret Au

no

Belay ‘Wylie hail a very uniform production during tho year. Her lowest’ butter fat test was 4.8 and thohigheei, 5.8. lshl! comes from u line of high testers.

- OONGRAATULATIONS

li-IALITFAX, Oct. 2l.-—Both Prem- ler- Ibodaa and Hon. J. A. ‘Walker. Minister of Natural lteeoiircos sent their notional and olliolal coiiamt- uiotionaxtoday to-Danial C. Crock- ett. Middle ‘lliiaoiiod It. - till! county. today on liie - f Mgr

hie Ipura- ibmil Ayrshire ‘_ Wyiliiukecttiiig up s record for 865 day butter fl; t! The ~aanbuiioensent ot'~~ worlds ohahwfliiflstp till i! lost night in a ammo fidlnfltle- sva stating that tfli tla