CUBAN CIGARETLEGGERS

fevery day.

on American clgarets, or, at least, the customers is told that they are American cigarets. The clgareis arc inrcality the poorest grade oi’ Cuban cigarcts and sell for hnli 0i the price that the American brands |etail ior over the counter.

pcnmncc, as well as lake cartons. rnrl the customer who pays $3 s. rarton to a cigarct bootlcgger now- adays in Cuba probably is buying a Cuban cigoret which is sold over any counter ior five cents a pack- rge.

‘Spinning and Weaving

yarn and wove into blankets. Single yarn ls 2.5 cents and doubled 2! cents per pound. Blanket $2.25; it takes five lbs._oi wool to make a blanket. They will all be laundered unless ordered otherwise. Wool must be well washed and all dirt and Iiurrs picked out. The size oi single Mira is medium and double yarn stem rust, which damaged o;- d9. sine, medium and coarse. Put ship- pers name on all parcels and own- er's name, address and instructions Inside; otherwise we will not be respofisibie ior losses. Send by mail :1." ffflllhl- Frelshi will be paid on

65 Queen Street, e327-5-1-thurssat4 months.

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ABSORBINE

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keep‘. horse working

For 88 years Absorbine has stopped lunenen. red strains. boll IPIV~ llll. wind puiil. swollen tendons and similar troubles. Never blisters. nor loosens hair: keep: horse work- lglghegntkap zdlma cuts. sores‘ ru . t HIREIIM. 0i‘ sen ooatpald. 82.50 bottle. Horse Book- let sent iree. . . Young. inc.’ layman Building, Montreal.

USING FAKE LABELS

Fake lnbcls have made their ap-

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Jimmie Jingle Says :

Summer

At every meal it makes appeal

A satisfying food that's real.

—Stewart’s Bread

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WM. LANDRIGAN,

FLOORING

Beautiful Biron and Oak on-

Ioading today. All thiclrnessu

and grades. 30000 it. to choose irom.

WOODWORKINO 00-. LTD- Ihonelll l" lotieiowl

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g1 Ygng Eyu will Safeguard Your Vision and Comfort

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Optometrist I57 Kent street Chorioluiown _

, Tryon And Vicinity Misses Domi-hy and Msriorisnis- on or De sable have returned homo aiter spending a iew days visiting

relatives in Tryon and North ‘h1- on.

Miss Katy Carr oi Charlottetown spent last week end at her home in Augustine Cove.

Miss Pearl Weeks, M; A., teacher oi Margaie School spent last week end very pleasantly the guest d her iriend Miss Betta ‘lbombs 0i » Tryon.

Service in Tryon United Church

sl-IAVANA. SEpL. iii-Cuban boot- in the morning and in Crapsud in ieggers, still rank amateurs as the evening was conducted V! m9 compared to their American col- leagues, are learning -new tricks and Crapaud, the , absent on his holidays. Everyone The latest one is the fake label expressed themwlvw well 91w- ed wtih the eiiorts oi the young people.

Young People's Societies o!’ Tryon being

Mr. Ralph Lyman. assistant Man ager of W. T. Wooiworth‘s store in Charlottetown was a Sunday visit- or to his home in ‘Pryon.

Mr. and Mrs. Georg; Hennesey and iamily oi Charlottetown spent Sunday with relatives in Tryon.

' Miss Alice Jewell oi Bedeque has returned to her home aiter spend- lng a iew days the guest oi Mr.

Th; your popular American and Mrs. Spurgeon '1‘. Clarke oi brands are sold in Cuba for 75 cents pcr package.

Tryon.

Mr. James Mstheson oi Tryon accompaied by Mr. Sydney Daw- son spent the week end at the iormers home in Inkerman.

Mrs. Eric Hewitt oi Haliiax, sc- companied‘ by her little sen, Arnold, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Howatt, West Tryon.

':\§ are three inches in diameter and

' Belle MacDonald, Miss Katy and Mr. Billy MadDonald oi Rose Valley, were Sunday visitors to Tryon. Mrs. MacDonald remain- ed and intends spending s. week with her daughter, iMrs. Walter Bell.

Mrs.

Miss Florence Callbeck oi Tryon leit last week for Caps draverse, where she is employed ior the next iew weeks.

HUGE BARBERRY PLANT FOUND

PUEBLO, Colo., Sept, 16-'I‘he worldslargest common barberry plant, breeder oi dread black rust. has been found upon the ranch oi J. P. Harbour. southeast oi Pueblo, by U. S. Department oi Agricult- ure specialists . I s The plant has a branch spread - oi 25 feet-five times that oi the ordinary barberry bush. Its stalks are three inches in diamete, and it resembles a tree.

Wayne Reitz, Ralph Shephtrd send m“ W" “'°°| 1° "B 5Dun into and Martin Erion, the specialists, who have been engaged in the era- dication oi barberry in this dis- trict for- three months, estimated the plant had been growing ior 25 years.

They believe it had spread black

strayed thousands oi dollars worth oi‘ crops each year. The plant ls so large that to de- stroy it by digging it out by the __ w n“ roots would be s. huge task, and attempts are being made to kill it Charlottetown. by the in injection oi poison in its stalk.

Large amounts oi bat-berry have been iound in this vicinity. On the grounds oi the home oi Senator Ai-' vs. B. Adams, alone, 23 plants i0- ca-ted.

MANY MANAGERS. CHANGED IN PENNSY-N. Y. LEAGUE

HARRISBURG, Pan Sept... 16 - Managerial‘ changes in the New York-Pennsylvania league the 193i playing season siiected 63 per cent oi the pilots.

upped leaders in midstream, four oi them because oi dissatisiaction with the club's showing and the iiith through a change in ownership.

Jakie Pitier, former Pittsburgh Pirate. started the year as man- ager oi the Elmira Colonels, but moved to Hazelton to replace Hu- bert Fitzgerald, Just Louis Cardinals added Elmira to the Missouri iarm acreage.

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great lmperial Oil relinery at Dartm the demand.

Here is a gasoline that is eager to go, Full ol power, won't l<nocl< it~k$° completely relinccltthere is no wastel. Nothing but eager, smooth-Flowing powernm 3-Star Gasoline

as the St. DRIVE LAUNCHED TO B0051‘

ITALIAN FASHIONS

iirst BARI, Italy, Sept" 16—Itallan change. replacing Joe Cobb with fashions ior Italian women is the Eddie Onslow, Scranton dropped battle cry oi the Levant Mir. and selected Ernie In a special Fashion 'l‘hestre, . . - 1 Vick, one-time All-American centre I all e ' . Annual Examination l n M,ch,g.n_ ‘ ‘m "M" m him"? ‘“°“’“ Jack Bentley, once a Baltimore Oriole ace and a New York Giant resigned.“ York.

No ioreign coniectione-,wiil be al- lowed, and as isr as possible, the gowns and robes must brmade oi domestic material. , _‘

Two Pumps m Operation with’

3 5TH! ~ GASOLINE

Huestis Service _~Station

EMPRESS EUGENIE JIATS DOUBLE VALUE OF OSTRIOH PLUHES I

NEW YORK, Sept. i7.—-'I-‘hese Emprcss Eugenie hats are making many in Wall street smile broadly these days. One oi the English banks with prominent South Airlcan con- nections reports brisk business irom theraisers oi ostrlches, who note

‘that the price oi plumes has morg

than * “ ‘ in the 1w. 45 days. Jewelry is also in much demand to be worn with the new hats, whim is pleasing several Wall Street firms with connectitns up in Massachu- setts snd Rhoda Island, where spe-l

_‘ cisi necklaces, bracelets and can

+< or ROO M OSYDNEYATOi YA R M o u r H Up anlcl clown the Maritimes imperial 3-Star, the new and Better gasoline has swept all

belore it. ln “Five days it Became the biggest selling gasoline in the Maritimes. At 2,500

lmperial 3-Star pumps thousands ol motorists are proving their prelertence For it, ancl the

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is Green _in colour ancl sells, at the regular price y,“ Fill today at the 3-Star Pump.

IMPE luAI-

flflll are being turned out in in- creasing quantities. l J w. -—-etaoinshi'diushrd

"insanity canons Anornsa

names, c. z., Sept, 1e - Johnny Weismuiler, Olympic swim- ming, champion, visiting the Canal Zone enroute to Caliiornie. thrill- ed more than 1,000 spectators in the Balboa pool here“ when he broke the pool" record ior one lap oi iii yards by swimmiiigthe dis- tance in 20 seconds iiat. The PN-

outh is‘ humming with activity to l<eep pace with

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STARcAsQLInI

mnaon women. Li) it.’ feminine hit check mom has ' - ' e opened. attendants ask, will Doff The“ the women tip as liberally as men, Mrs. L. W. writes: "A little while v _ , "who are estimated to average $60 ago when we had a lovely sun- mfyl"! “mm by “mm”! i“ YEN‘ each m "parking" their head shiny spring day, my little girl cam hats in places where it has not no covermg" .f in from playing out o’ do,“ mg u. yet been done beiore, women oi claimed: "on, Moth", I do m}, 1t mild” "*3 causl"! "Y" 999"‘ would be nice weather like this ior hension among hotel and restau- evflhjustgncey rint managers. The innovation ___ _. has become so widespread this

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1- ‘ houses will be hard pressed m the venll i4"- wll t!“ Smut wnulscl

v_ious record was 21 ‘and threeq ltiths seconds. '

an» space than um oi u» men. [Plant-inn oi mu tum--

room ior headgear, which takes up "m! "Jfiflthe givwers reporting.

idea grows proprietors oi eating o!’ Alrlolllt-liro‘ "florid; TPQIIIIIY QUEEN stall!‘

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