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THE MARITIME PROVINCESl. .

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There is a rumor afoot that the

Maritime Amateur Hockey Asso- ciation is trying to have full con- trol of hockey in the .\laritimt= Pro- vinces. Well. the above runior may have some fonntltttioii :intl again it may not, but the _ut-ticiul concensus of opinion is that ilicre should be a _governing body in :limi teur sport -in the iiroviiices. :intl there is an asset-iatioti lorint-tl for that very purpose.

lt is rather ritliculons to iiuvc :i

one-sided its-s.>t-iutioii ti-_\-itil: tt. function clcztr oi' ilio Liovt-riiin: body, the llnritinit- l’t-uviitt-~» Branch of the .~\:ii:itt'ur .»\ilticti° Union of Cuiintlit. in all brniivii- es of sport there must be a gtiv- ernlni: lieuti ollit~i'\\'i.~'t- ttiiitlitit.-ns would result in t-liuos: lient-fi it is that the .\l. P. li_ has :itll _iui'i.stli~'- tion over ull atliletit- nt~ti_~.-itlt».- in the Nlaritiuies. It is trttl- for twi-

sons tetitling t_\ tip- pt-oitiotttlii or

irialirax, Fredericton and Dharlotte- town have also maintained their standard and it is tt safe bet that a hockey team composed of play- ers from the Maritimes. with suf» ficieut facilities for trainins. etc.. .could invade '=Upper Canada and ttikti liack with them the Allan t'ttp. emblematic ofthe amateur t-liunipionsl.iip oi' Canada. This siztietnoni might be' passed over by thc sporting fraternity in a jo- culttr way, however, when one Con-I silt-rs that several years ago Up- per Canada sent Halifax her best t`it~ltl and track athletes to conipetc in the l'>o.minion championships in wliirli at nuniber of our Maritime lluys also competed and it was most i:ratil_\‘iii;; indeed to niany oi' us present to seo the Maritime athle- t»-s win nit.»i~t» points tliitn any other body of t,-oiitestaiits. li’ this ap-

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posed of four teams will 89! RWM' to a start on Wedueed6Y “ISIN January 6th. when the Oil team stack up against the It/overs. Great hockey is expected in this league and it is expected that si larse turn-

out of fans will witness the in-i auguratimi.

There .will be skating with band

after each Wednesday nllshii 831110- 'rhe ieiiowisg is the schedule of

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6-'Oil vs. Rovers.

9-lStars vs. Anchors.

13-*Oil vs. Stars. 16-movers vs_ Anchors. ` 20-'Oil vs. Anchors. ' 23-\Stars vs. -Rovers.

27--Oil vs. Rovers.

30-#Stars vs. Anchors.

3-»Oli vs. Rovers.

6-i8tara ve. Anchors.

10-:Oil vs. -Stars.

1‘3-iRovers vs. Anchors.

17-Oil vs. Anchors. 20-Stars VS. ROVBN-

24--0ii vs. Rovers.

27-Stars vs. Anchors.

'xteen gtinies in all to he DIHY

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A PRoouci'|u_n

Bobbie Vernon-iii' _‘DoN"r PINCH’ 7

A spare pair of trous-

ers i.s just as important to your Suit as a spare tire is to your ‘automo- bile. So immediate act-

ion is necessary.

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J. W. llobblee

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ed twice a week will give the fan!! lots of local hockey. It may also be noticed that the -League is scheduled to finish on Fe»bruarY 27th. so that with the con-tinuativll of favourable weather the series _will round up ln, good time

'Other years the last i-W0 Ol' three

fixtures were played in slush and water. the frames takin! DIME We" into the middle of -March. This sea- son the officials are endeavouring to get away from all th"s. which no doubt is commendable and iS certain to meet with the aDD\`°VaI of not only the players but the fans its .well.

'Paste the above schedule in your

chapeau for future reference, as it _will not be reproduced. , _A meeting of the executive will _ite called shortly to appoinft an of- ificial referee. limit the number of players to each team. etc.

STOCK QUOTATIONSI

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t Cosette’s Christmas Q

Piles to one branch of sport. is it I COLOR _CUT-OUT8 1

.limo th.it sunio can be accomplish

sti~t~tt-him: tho imagination to bc-

t-tl in otlit-r brtiuclies of sport?

bettersport that sri-t-i-.tl ;tti.\iii.tr_\'

associations have lu-t-it iortni-tl to

deal with their i-t~spt\t-tivt» liiios or

, The M. P. B, Executive?

sport, nuntt-ly: 'l`ltt- .\l:ti-itiitio l"t-ot- '

ball Assoniziiloii. .\iaii'iil:iit\ litt<-keg." _ Association, .\ittritinio llztskotliaill Association. etc., but in all cast-si

their rules and regtilations iuiisi

be acceptable to lint piii't~iit"l*t'r‘tly.‘ and in their tlisitiiii-s. lliti fiiiatl' court of appeal rt-_-its with slit- ox-

ecutivu nl tlic .\l. l’, lt. L

Durlnz the past lvtv _wiirs ilit~i't~‘

has been liitlt: tlisst-;:ti-tn itnioiig the sportinc. i`i~utt»i~tiitit».<. itzitl tts- it result tithletit- rtixttlitittii in tlic_

provinces hy tht- svn is <.'ii it fur better plane than it luis bt-t=it_>~lncei the war. The lust itew youths' there. linve been produced men of tile' i-thietic calibre of Mt-lJoii;ilt`i,;Q1’I Charlottetown, Mt-Atiluy of Wind-; sor. Miller cf Sussex, Mui(-olin of- Saint John ztnd Mztyncs of Suint John. (now iioltlor ofti liliotlus Scholarship of New liriinswit-ki :til of whom occuplctl iilttr-vs on (fini-_ nda's last Olympic tcnin. :ind nov-1'

er in the Mnritiiiiv`s :ttliletic his-i tory has there been sticli a repre- sentation on any of i‘_aiiti<ltt‘s pre-_ vioua Olympic tcnms. 1

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_ Football

Football has also niitrlc loops

anti hounds. Whilo :i t-ollt\i.:t\ iouin has more timo at its tlispyisril for practice anti is itlso bvtit-r titlzlpt- ed for getting full tt-:mis ltd.-tlt.~r. nevertheless the city lentils or littl- ifax and Clittriottctowii liztvo sliown wonderful iniprcvtunt-nt in that grand old panic. To tii<~:t.<tii'rt our prowess in that line ot' sport with that of Upper (ftuiatlii lt is gratify- ing to 'know that tho .\lc'i`ini~ Cup emblematic of tlie linglisli rtiglti' championship of Vitiiatlzt. rests peacefully in tho l.ibriiry f‘luinil|cr of the U'nivci‘sliy ol .\'t~\\' liriins wick.

Basketball.

Baekotliall also is ritpitlly l\t~t'oiii~

ini; one of otir tzretitost itssftts iii amateur sport. Tlierc art- many teams taking up this grtht pnstlintt and while there iins not :is yt~l been n chauco to pmrlitiiii it win-

nini§ Maritlinti toutii,§)t' (si >|,hc_._`tlit;-,;(',d~ _ mi' ‘ (.nnnda_s next Olympic "GI lIl.§¢.Uw -T.l`.Q.lll‘lis u_i_§tiint_,l§_ll,\‘.I¢eam. Now is the time to prepare mml* i""""'°‘ """“i'&"`°‘“'°4b°fTi§ t`li7= Orimpic trials take place in °°"°'°‘l *“"’- tins inter and in the west in 1921.

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5““"‘9~ , i-ioMa|.iKE. i

in skating, who luis not lir~ortII ..»|~hm ,R 'ho .best parm! we

the fame of that wontiorltil .\ilitr|~lhm_',_.- sum' th., denlen "but I time skating at-o,_ tfliiivrlio lloriii:tn?i wmlmnyt 501| him without letting H0 h.” f.°P"5‘“i"‘i“‘I ('“"“.‘I‘2. ‘It th". you know his . one fault: he'll

Olympic `r`ii"l\i`;` _fic ,`Iitis{_ T0 _I0-‘lout-t ed the i_n‘ mniiygfrticl-I ling races. _ii ii is ititiny .tt crctlitcll 440 yard, int ` I"'nn`tl'otittloer chain-‘ oiouof 'the world: '_ ` ' ' '

,_ ‘_ i-geei<ey.__ _

H0ckey,'_Cg.lin_dfi'q nittionnl ganie_

is surely being atinpgsd anti foster-t ed in the Mn'i'it'lYii`cb; shinil towns are vieinguvitiy each other tu Win different chsmpioiisltivs. Truro. Hunan. .Bltlru|st.- Wiiitlsor, Chut- itam. Gnilimomlde and many other

snail-.tiinu _ rligfooigraoa age _|ll.~l 9..\Hm “M90 » tomme l ehvlpomwttt- leant. t letvisit-lsltlawh-__.s=.

it is _-turprisiiig to take lnotc ci’

tilt- i.iitny people in the Maritime 1'rovliit'i-s who tlo_not really know just \-_'lint the M. P. B_ executive _iiteuiis The said .body is chosen i`rt~in representatives of the many nl'iilii.io~l athletic clubs ln the pro- vinces..nn_d are men wlvo have lit~t>n l»e_i'or`c the public for nio.ny yr»:irs actiwly engaged in thc pro- _tuolioii ol' clean amateur sport.

any meinlier of this executive. and as t-ver one knows it takes it great

gmgil persona] outlay to look after lieirloonis .intl vuiuslile old paint l

'l`hcro is no remuneration given to When fil`fl lif‘Sil`ilyL‘il Hill-210)’ H1111

CAN Aipieuc _*___*

75

This husky "de‘f(p:e‘ player

twenty-three year3‘eld. weighs 1 pounds, and has been _on the Can-

adlen lineup for iir.eo.years. Rare Art Objects

Burn In Manor Fire

I _ivont-nsrinn, isngittnti, nec. 2s I---Viscoiitit (lobhani. his son and llour tltiiigliters and _several guests ilu-ul .1 iuirrow oiscstptz- yestcrtlav

lISt/ittrybritlgtx ivliirlt fur four 'cen- turies luitl been tlio fantil sent

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ayhlem; ipigreglg ings and books, which were lost. _‘ L ' ___._--.` "

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It is quite true that some of the

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thc rules and regulations. as nninteur sport does not consist niorcly in drawing large crowds to or oven winning the game, unless in 11 fair sportsmniiiikc way. It is difficult l`or the cltih to realize this and year ttfter year several seem to do their ‘host to bring outside _titlvnt into their towns (to the de-

clulis find it hard to live u tot'HagleY Hall for thc‘Christmas a- Q 2”' `

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ttriment of their own younger play- ursl in order to lwnd a. champion- islilp_ For example. supposing a lningriinte from a larger city than _f`iiarloi.tolo\vi1 camo hero and nl- l'iii‘t-tl ititlticcmcnts sufficient to itil-to lrtim us our host hockeyists. wlint would lic the result? Our tottin surely would ‘be greatly wciikf ;t»iit»tl liiii. it tloultl give its a great.- t-r impetus to strtiggle on and grati- (ttully sirontztlit-_ii it; but in the ol- ilter case it would be merely it Itenipurury win to the handicap of ltliri younger hockeyistt-1 of this lclty, because they would see that llf money were allowed to play any lptirt in the game that their ser- lvl<»t=s would be of little avxtll. I lti concluding I may say that thc 't-w-trtillves of the different af_fiilat.- _f-tl t-liibs should gratefully rocog~ _nizo tlio flood work the M. P. ll.

Vis doing in behalf of amtitoiir _sport in the Maritime Provinces. ittutl they should in ovary way co- lripornte with them_ especially tlur~ int! tlio next fow years, when the t.\ittrlilinos signin will he given it it-|i:inN\ to have their Stars acmpt-

grumble -terribly if his food doesn‘t -suit hlm."_.

“l‘il talke him." said Miss Fiitz

prompt.ly,_“lt will seem quite like htivlng a -man in the house.”

-i--<»»o»--~ YOUNG MALAPROPS.

r Mrs. W. -P.. 'Writes that she over- heard her mtl, nlisce end nephew in the following conversation: _ Margry-"_l know what |hamma's

goin' to have for Thhnkgoodness dinner."

'l‘_eddie-" I do too. We’re §0ln to` have tu-rke_y~ and crambelly

‘son had only time to cscaptsein Itheir nlghtclothes before the flames gspread tlirouéhou; the building. A tiilullg; furnace fine is blamed for [le 810.

-Strong Red Body t Found In Bulgaria

S0I‘ll`A_ Doc. 28-A powerful Com inuuist organization has been up

_can tbo movedimckwttrd and for

Icroes the first at right angles.

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. Roi] nppirs In you gtirtlvit. tioltlt-n gruin in you wlituil fit-ltl. llvnltli to _vnur i°:iinll_v.

lliippy. liiippy Nt-w Yi-ur.

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‘haracters at the end of this week

Mysterious Light

Baffles Investigatorsi

(cuutulsn Press)

BEECHY, tSask., Dec. 27.--loan

many years the residents of tlie‘ Buffalo Basin district have lbecn- mystified by a phantom play of lights, which have sent terror and superstition into the hearts of those who have solve lls origin.

Rcsemhllng the sweeping' beam lliili. ltlinipire Steel Znti. 9%

of a -searchllghi. or the glare of the i50l10l`.€iI f’€U'0I0UU\ --

headlights of an automobile. the strange illumination lor the past fourteen years have bnflietl tlic neigh-borhood and defied exlililml- tion. _ ._'Llk0:Drevioiis attempts to dis- cover`the source of the phenoin- enon, the latest expedition has been one of coinpicni failure. A party, determined to get ut. _tltc root of .the mystery recently launch-ed into the aifecicitl area. Observers were stationed at -diff- erent polntis and each person kept a close look-out. l

Descending apparently from ilie`

southern sity, the light was eeen_

faint at gmt* |bu'_ gmduany ln. Sliziwiiiigaii

creasing in volume. For several minutes the beam held its lbrilll- nnce, then it faded into a dull glow' only to repeat its vagaries niuch| akin to the throhlblng of it iight-| house -signal. The purty was oh-t ilged to abandon its mission nonoi the wiscr. I

'Many theories have been ntl-'

vancod for the existence of this mynterlous light ibut all have been

{Cuiiadlnn Stennishllp Pfd.

.i933 Victory --._

_ llAIii.FAX. Dec. 28.- Quotatioiisl _ittriiislied by Johnston and V\'urti,l Members of tho Miontrea-l Stock Ex-

_clisngez ltiried very well. and break in 10

l.\t. Top, and Santa Fe Ry.,.... 1351/ig :American Can. Co. lAm. Car und Ftiy. Co. ._..__.... 1101*., ‘Atlantic Refinery Co. 32 Anicnlcan Locomotive Co, lil) Am. Smelting nud Refiig_ Co. 1337/,'. Ani. Bosch Magneto Co. :ill-ry Aiiacoiida Copper Min. Co. t 40% Unnzitiinii Pacific Co. HS N.Y, Cen. and ilud, Riv. RR. 132'./.1 iiliilliu Cnnc S-ugnr Co. ......__.. 48% Cuban Aiti. Sugar C0. 8% (lulittii .\in. Sugar I’.l`ti. il"/5 littoinittioiial Pitper Co, 6-i Stniitliirti (lil oi`iN. J, 44'/£_» Kc-ily Spriiurfleiti Tire Co ._, 18% lirii_ linipirc Steel, lst 30

55 ‘A 33 ‘/1 -i7

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Stuiitlarti _New York l’uii~Ainericun Petroleum lteiitllng Co_ f. iS'.|~titliorii Pacific Co. l'ulon Pacific Ry. ..........

U.S. lurlilstriai Alcohol Co. ._ 73 \\'estingltoui~ie Elec. 74*/Z l'nliod Staten Steel 136%

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Cruc .Steel Co.. of Am, Bell Telephone Brompton c 28% Brazilian Fractilon R5"ii_ Spanish -River Com. 107 ‘ l‘ennians 182 Abitibi _ __.. 75%

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' BONDS

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‘BANKS

mt ‘ ° Th ' Bank Commerce 225 ‘ ' ‘

covered -at Borisgratl, Bulgaria, ac _ mic” ed as “"S°““‘I' ere is ‘mllltiiik .\i0ntrcai 260'/, m0'"'"“ $1000 to $I1'00» gm” $25 Imrding to mlmrts re_uL,hing tho can _ house within ii mllc of the placo-mmk Nnm Semin 28] to $.|_75_ ,imp The lemlm. of the Rods’ ha' ’ which is located in a wild, nntculii- Wham ___'|)GC_' 184, M`g`,;;""]783/ . Slit-cp i-ccctipts 459. lambs were

it-10,1 to (h.(,m__€_ Eight Others were vattttl stretch of tslougii and hills July ‘Ml/h 1 4. ham to BU" mm “might mm Ui tnrrcstctl. XI:tg:xzielhgyelnsgsgeggedcatlxigti `Cm_n__l;eL__ 77,/A; May 85,? _hh uonimou quality sold from $10.50

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mp enema I lurnm lr y 87% to $11.00 with the best offered ut

'mais line.. and house tim-n mn coser're's not.i_ b t “h '°‘§‘ ’ K “ “W ` 0_,LS_'_Dec 41 Wa” 45, _ml $ii.25. cult.. sditi for $1000 sud less

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THE ROYAL CAKE BASK-ET PORTUGAL CAKES

(Being the cakel favoured _by Queen Catherine of Braglnza, the Queen Consort of Charles 2nd.)

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Mix with the hand n pound of

fine iloiir, it pound of sifted sugar. and ii pound 0|' fresh sweet butter. Atlti thereto, 2 spoonfuls of rose _wtttt-r, ‘Ay lb. currents. washed and

gigs and whisk well t0g0l-her. If

the yolks of eggs alone. and add them, then bout whites to a stiff froili, :intl fold them lightly in. Thou butler insides of ten moulds. und ilii thcin three parts full with lite niixtnre, and bako in a, fairly swift oven.

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SCOTCH PETTICOAT TAI LS

(Favourite cakes of Mary Queen or Scots. She _brought the recipe with her from France where the cakes were then known as Petite Gateaux Taiies.)

_Rub 6 ozs.

lloui then it

butter into 1 lb. of x lti 6 ozs. of powder- it tetispooiiftitl of bak-

Add it little water. and smooth dough with* the

liuiitis. lilvltln lu two portions roll into round cakes about the size of

ing powder.

front tlic couirc of catch with n. cut- tor lou-r inches in diameter, then divide the outside of ouch into 8. l’i‘it:k ull over ouch wil-it rt fork,dut-it with the iincst of sugar, and bake*

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ion buttered tins ln a moderate oven

for 20 minutes till crisp and golden.

“CAKES MUCH LIKED BV THE PRUSBIAN KING"

(The King was the great-grant# father ot the Kalber Wilhelm.)

.Have ready half a ipound of dried

flour and tt pound of beaten sifted augur, the yolks and whites beaten separately, of 7 eggs, the juice of it lemon, with its grated peel, and to lb. blancheti almonds, ground .finely with rose waiter. Place the flour ‘last into the vessel _before mixing all well together.,'Then put. cake in "ordinarily .hotted oven."

NO'IlE-This is evidently an al-

mond sponge cake. Use ground al. monde and place mixture in a cake tin dusted out with equal quanti- ties of flour and sugar. Despite the recipe I should -bout yolks and sug- ar togetiicr for 15 minutes, thou add lemon, ilottr and' almonds, and lastly fold in stiff whites of eggs.

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(in hand-wrlningl of Queen Victonipy

To halt’ a pint of warm milk utid

‘li lli. of fine iiotir .and mx into thi| two or three sponniuls of` llglil harm. Cover it tip and set it before the fire for-one hour to rise. Work into the -paste 4 ozs. butter. Miake it into whlgs with as little flour as possible and a few seeds and bake in a quick oven.

NOTE-I expect seeds referred to

ure cnrrawuy_ I shnutld shape it into rolls and bake them on it buttered tin.

und cutters around $3.00. Butcher` steers medium $5.75 to $6.25, com- mon $4.75 to $5.75, butcher hoifers connnoii $3.50 to $4.25. butcher cows medium $3.00 to $4.00, can- ners $2.25 to $2.50, cutters $2.75 to $3.00, butcher bulls common $3.00 to $4.00,

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sold early at from $11.00 to $12.00 for just ordlniiry kinds. (lriist-tors' ranged from $4.25 to $4.75. Quota- tions gootl, veal $1150 to $1200.

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'10 f€m0\’0<. and with noodle and been saving these paper dolls? if has b'een observed gn Mme and Judy 162% shuttle tltily threaded, tho fabrlf S0. you will have a complete set of summer itlike. r I

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(.(_ti,m ,lm nrt',(.l'L_ éhmlm be _turn .vtts a pltifutl sight. for she hadjiieplace with their toys scattered 'M0N'|\R_=A.L_ Dec' 23'_D0m|n|on l1<lVl1nC0<l shurply. All siilcs were im MH- Why am"m]_ so ‘hm (I Mmm .tossed it in it few old rage to tbefore it. Among them luy thc doll, Live Stock R¢_~,p0,-¢_,C_qu|o ,.ccc|plS `""“Ii’ I0 |01'-ill hill-GFS and 'prices .|11-M Sm of row., of mmhmg may look like a doll. and this she hug- fiat on her face, and within reach 402. 1-nngod front $13.50 to $14.50 with

ged to her breast and crooned of Cosette. She looked furlivclyl There was very lllttlc dcninntl for hulk going “L $1415' SGW” were

slongs to. The stepslsters never around to see if any one wtisczttilo today und as practically nil mostly mm mr $1150'

ttought of letting her touch their watchin . stock w _ ?°_°°'°"“*

doll-she played alone in her dark (Thlsgdress belongs to the tlnrk- 'ing wasasslgiv clzllllvzoiloafldlsalizfy fterlill Ham b°°°m°3 VDD' I0\18h if fri- oorncr -with the lead sword and haired etetpsister. it is a ibright good North West cows were solxl of' In a very hm Dan: bacon bums' never said a word. while they chat~ red with hat to match. The sash for $4.25 and few common steers [lace hum 0-r bacon 1” U' cmd pan' tered and invented games to play and coliinr on the, dress and the tit .uricea ralnglng from $5.00 to L-hen se: ovcr H modemm heat and

__,,um,u.|"" ,.,m_|| with their toyq streamers on me hat are gray) ` $5 76 Gunners bmugm ‘Z 25 (0 $2 50 cook sowly until ham is tender -i-4-o>---°

rungetl front $4.00 to $6.50. I

Qtiotutlloiis: 'Ewes $4.00 to. $6430,

litmbs good $11.25 ,common $10.00 to $11 00.

There were not enough hogs on

N a. v a.1 Experts Re- gard Battieships Brii'.ain’s Last

LONDON, Dc-c. 28 - ‘Naval ex-

perts ol tho new school arefhalllmz the _British 'battietihips Nelson B_!llI Rodney. now nearing completion- as Br|tntin's - and perlllllw the worid'e-last -battleships.

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Britain under -the 'Washington agreement. may not build any m0l'0 bnttlaships Ibofore 1931.

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