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Canadian and English Star Glue U. S. Duo Hard Fight For Doubles Crown.

ICIZNGEION. Jamaica, March 1--

Lott. Jr, the young Chicagoan who among United States tennis players, gluned the men's singles title of Jamalcl today by lmlshng his way to victory in straight sets over Donald Lelhlong 0f Jamaica, 6-2, 6-1, 6-2.

It was an easy win 1dr Lott. but tn the mixed doubles finals unex- pectedly stlfr competition was en- oounteued as Lott and Mia; Helen Jaecbs, United States Natonal Wo- men's champion. fought 1t out with Marcel Ralnville, ﬁrst ranking Cl- nadian playwe"), and Miss Dorothy Round of lilllziland.

Double: Deadlocked

The United States pair took the ﬁrst set at 6-4. But the Montrell French-Canadtan and his ﬂashed up brilliantly in the next let. lnd the Amerhcan stars lost 3-6.

Wfth the next set at 5-5 and the match all even. plmv had robe pont- ported until tomorrow becluse of dithering darkness. At one stage 1n the final set. 10ft and Miss Jl— cob: were leading at 5-1, and l point would have given them the match. But. the British plir held

Stewart 8t Lowther N. W. LOWTHEB, M. M. ‘AIBISTEB. BOIJCITOB, ETC. I! Great George Street HONEY TO LOAN

McLEOD & SENTLEY LABINTLII

W. I. BENTLEY, l. O. lu-dnter lnd Aitorney-lt-lew MONEY T0 LOAN 081cc: I00 llehmnml Skill

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H. F. MacPHEE, B. A. IAIIISTII». soucrrol noun, u.

BELL & MATHIESON

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defelting straight setl.

lmneby

The Storage

the economic p. ’ ' there in perhlpu none

the ilct that price: iled by the possibility marketing, and lllc

For the most ment of these points

cur. Only sound, cleln,

before put 1n EWPIIQ.

Ontherlteof

ture, y.“ ction

more important thln the winter months, ‘

the ln the mixed doubles title: remlln to be decided. ‘i rdly mu Jacob; captured the women’: snglq chun- ' Miss Rnund 1n

profltlblenes of the crop depends to l great extent on prvper I storlge conditlans. The mlinpointstobeborntnmindlrc. the prevention of the tuben from freezing or chilling. from overhelt- lng, from development of rot, lnd from excessive sprouting in spring.

freelin lnd prevention of loo: of heat. lll modern ltorlge housu are, ls l rule, quite utisflctorily inlulntcd. suffice it to say thlt in stcrlges which lre plrtly or wholly under- ground . ceillng insulltion is flr

the ceiling becomes very cold during poor lnlulltlon, it hll been found tlmt

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Lelhcng Dlyel kept the men’; dotmlel cnwn at blck lott and Iilndo, l. Jamaican.

oi Potatoes

Of the vlrloua factor: involved in

of potatoes more impor-

tlnt thln thlt of storlge, due to are thus atlbﬂ-

of lyltcmltic beclule Jtne

y lttlln l dark well-

ventillted cellar when the temper- ature can be kept from 36 degrees to 40 degrees l". il beet. Continuous low temperatures injure the tubers even if actull freezing does not oc-

dry potltoel

should be stored lnd every eﬂcrt ought to be taken to hlve tubers in such n. condition when turmted or

Ithuboen

round thlt lmmlturc tuber: with thin or broken skin lose water flster lnd lre more attbiect to rot thln are mlture tmel. Of courle, in any case, the lmcunt of moisture in the atmosphere hll l direct inﬂuence

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importance of hlving the ltmol- phere of l high relative humidity. This brlngs to our minds the neces- sity of good insulltio , from the standpoint of the regull- tion of humldfy, but llao of the mlintenlnoe of l uniform tempora-

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DUBLIN, Mlrch 2—Presldmt Eamon de Valera: election prom- ise of “work or maintenance" for the unemployed of the Irish Free Btlte villi be redeemed next mouth when the new Unemploy- ment Assistance Act begins to op- crate.

It; coat to Free State tlxplyen will be more than 80,000,000 per year though the rates of benefit (ranging from $2 per week in

to 80 per week in the lnd cities, lean-ding to the number of t t . . be

ed ls munificent. This Act, supple- mentlry to the Unemployment In- surance Act, lime to cover work- lma whose right to the statutory dole his llpsed after more than six months continuous unemployment.

when the measure was being

' ’ in Plr“ it wls described by former Premier Wil- lilm T. Coagrlve u Mr. de Vllerl’: “coufemlut of failure" to solve the unemployment problem.

M in Grelt Britain lnd N0rth~ ern Irellnd, those out of work in the Free Btlte are required to reg- ister thempelveg lt labor h- chanle: lnd weekly returns isaued by the department of Industry lnd Commerce reveal the number o! worklcla but the figure: clnnot be taken ls l relilble index o1 the stlteoftlte llborrrurketinrurll l-roll.

When Mr. Gcsgrlve‘: Govern- mlnt wle in power, the number of . ’ * r ‘ * between 30,000 lnd 40,000 men and women. Mr. de Vllerlb Republicln Plrty llwlys maintained the fig- ures wem incomplete and provided. on relching office, for l new lnd W1d9r Bill-em 0f registration through Pcctoffieu lnd Police Bur- rscks which lent the figure up to 85,000 llmolt immedlltely. As the economic "war" with Engllnd drlg- ged on, the number skyrocketed to 108,001. After the llst election, l. flll was apps-rent and the figure

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3°11 “u prlctlcllly effort-Ell l! Ipecdl to be lnawued by l Cl-uldlnn pro- lbove l0. Acceleration il silent and duct, sudwben ltillhlmldﬂae V 1

d 0f lutomltic splrk ldvlnce.

_gunrdPontiloeconomyistheoc- , m» ulector which permits t quick mud Ior d! rwrﬂivd i“ m" * Ind lccurlte mlnull adjustment of m" i“ °‘°°n°m “mm”; m

me Committee, Mn. Wm. Coullnl, Flora lhcDon

Mltld lithium, 11d.

GIOIBIIOWN 8X00].

Honor roll for Jlnulry: - Grade X-t, Howard White;

3.

Dan Morrison: 3, Klthleen Mlc-

Donald. Grlcle 11-1, Evelyn Heallln

Grldc VII-l, Mlty Morrison

Agnes Dicks; 3, Fred Helllln.

GruhVI-l, Arnold Bobbi:

Chlrlm Boudrelu; 8, Kathleen Par- ker. Gndl VIII-l. Herbll Stewart: I, Temple MlcDonlld; 3, Conltlnce MleDornlld.

Gerlldlnl Bcully.

Grlde V-l. Reta Wllht; I, Joan

Bell: S, IllbOl Mclenn. Grlde IV (ll-l. Louise Helliln; 2. Beth McClnnell; 3, Joyce Jua- kins. Grldc IV (b)-1. Jlmel Ucwellyn: 2, Eileen White; 8, Ienwlck levers.

Grlde III-l, Alml. Ill-full;

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Gerald Solomon; 8. Cumin ioueh-

"grlda 11-1, Jimmy Doyle; w s Hobbs.

Maple nuglr i: little known

llle o! mlplo IIIII’ i: declining.

Lint-ell nil (hello

people to get l livelihood without

being obliged to VII.

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lnd John ‘Delnry; 8,

Grade I (BrJ-l, Mnurlcc DeLory; 2, Claude McNevin: 3,»George Stew- lrt. Grlde I (JrJ-l. Robert McLeod; 2, Percy Rlfull; S, Klthryn Flt:- lrld. gerlld.

.ercompressicnrlticoiuw1

apecdaflimilcllnbourlndigu well

cry impressive.

Beverll improvement: cmtrlaute tawlrd Ponti-lc’: increased operlt economy. One ot’ them i: the h1g1}.

Dﬁfmltt-ed by the new cylinder held. More important, however, i; g new

ally-operated conventicnll Another lmpmvement glued m

the distrlbutnr ln Order thlt the motor may

elects to use. Reta-Ming the octane selector “ _ permit: use of third grade fuel without spark knock. On the other hand. thou who bu; . Inium fuel: mly ldvlncl the oc- tlne selector to datlin mlximum eﬂlciency.

Electrical ccntml: blve been lim- Pllﬂed. The ltlrter control now i: operltod by the Qccelerl pedll. Btlrting of the engine operate: l vlcuum switch which immediltlly breaks the electrical connection lnd luwmliﬂllv dilemma; m ‘me- enllslonglstbletagineigqpq». lting it i: impollible for the ltlrt- er to engage.

The wlrnlng llgnll 0f the 108i Pnntllc i: l new t»! of ‘ielectrlc wbiltle" with a. l9 1-2 inch projec- tor mounted under the hood. ‘lwln chime electric wbiltlec ln lup- Plled a modeu. Pontilu. new lm lighting system prwtdll excellent vtltbillty ms “My in nizht driving. A pun-pun twitch on the instrument control 91!!!! 81R! l. different couﬂtnltion “hl-IIIIII-llt-lble toeithercltyor country dﬂvlnr. each m um; controlled by Nil U00 button of the m» which Pontiac pioneered buck ln10N.A1‘ ofmggyggqmg thlt In country driving g 1m‘_ brilllnnt "paling" balm ﬂlummgg.

llml "coun paling ham" u. ll ﬂllllﬂild for regullr

ing. Both belma are law. hvvnwr. for clty plllinl. BBQ!’ llldlclwr llln gnaw“

There his home in

Donald ll.

method of vaccumaplit controlknownllblniellttbelieoili which supplement: the ceutnrug- yen‘. Dent-h clme ll l grelt lbw! gygiqm mmgpeoplelndtotlnlunottnd-

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DONALD M. STEWART pﬂgped peacefully uwly at lltcr short illness of bronicll pneumonia in the elrly hour: o! Jlnulr! 36th.

rvwing widow lnd the non: and dluzhters. Bruce lnd Ray Stewart, Hmnbcn, Minn, Pclrl. New Redford, 11855., Nettle, Glar-

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