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Mm- ~ ATTENINIPEN W“fV°ff=f°~A‘SCNUUl A IN NEWYURII P°'1°“ “A4 °’“1°:‘-1322?- ;7d11=1;"1:I£ n t;ssh:w?uu"tuT; (A“°°'°M Pm" I '

i- ‘°" *”° WP” 1*” °°l°"- #Md viii eo soon in lv.-tion hon in tho (0=mdi=n'Prcu) I °m°A°°- Mil 28-Grains ue- -.----. »-- ---» A ‘AA A AA AA: T'AAAAA° AAAAA °A'AA“'A AA AMAA AAAAA CIIEAT SUCCESS AA” ”°"“’ ‘°“°" “A” “°’"" STUCK MAINIEI

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cial 50 mile team race. feature ev septmnber 4_5 pmmlmnt in the in the worid treats its war vetemns 'Wm by 5 “ha-'P d"°'P in ¢X¢hB-H86

!»0ND°N» M13- 2a'°°1°“°°°°°" cent of the Canadian National Ex ent list incl din almost do belief tha-li d0¢S Canada" declared ` lra/tes on sterling Trading was ex-1

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\hiN “nd emu! W°n d°°mV9 vw hi-biting; cycling meet y¢sWmay_ W* *-_- . C tiqlally mu-_ww md lllet_ F|a_ll._ .___

lorles in first-class county ¢!'1¢k°t “meg ending today. Gloucester de-` ieated Hampshire by an innings and 89 runs rims, and Sussex trounced the leading Yorkshire ei- ,yen by an innings and 30 runs. purer matches conclude tomorrow. The closing scores were as fol-

lows:

Yorkshire 115 and 114 (Pearce

five for 34) Sussex 249 (Cook 67)l et Hove. I

.Hampshire 22! and 93 (Goddsrdf-Reggie Fielding and Freddy Otte-I

six for 56 and four for eight)

Middlesex 24'! and 218 for three

(Haig 101, Fender seven for 73 _*-

7-€9»dfll'8 from the start, the winners scored 158 sprint points and com-I plated the distance in two hours.: 14 minutes, 13 4-5 seconds, regard- ed as fast time for an outdoor, track. _ I Henri Lepage and Zenot Bt. Lau- I

with 95 points while Frank Elliott

ver and victoria. respectively, were, third with 68. In fourth place came

PORT

28.-Des last fe greeted when G opened

ICU. Montreal pair, were secondI;ol:;;n

and Stonewall Jackson ot' Vancou- saétgta

most s ‘four w

(Canadian Prbssi

ir George Perley in meeting I. FD il

cmlll Pre zen Cape Breton slove tossers, is S . . l

(In, SP3, .n_;§dm_ Aw males 0';-rug., of 1-mufux, Mm-1- gileaationdfrxllir eh; all-clanllgal Dr- W. Talt, l`l'hel§l;e§dl;1: w;;r,rreual;l $11: my J

me stormy weather M -the time lniddioweight champion, who Prlngmeme Mmmerls omc Arai nl' el Speakg H|gh]y of lmmsmg H W days’ llrlllllmt mmhhlne not only will defend his title butlare extreme] dce may. W3., Course Just Con. Llvemohl when D were re-‘ B mshlohahle crowd todaylwiil make a challenge for the light-ls” Y Pm” °f 9 fact- - (lam/el steady in le’L°‘s f I NEW YORK- AHS 23-Stocks ovemor slr shud Homslnegvywg-sbt h°,,0,._ l Gerse was accompanied by cludea, v » rms 0 Em- ,changed narrowly today us the .mnldad-A The ny _*___ I §T°"; H2521 gllthrlg Minister oil “sh ’“°"‘°Y- but W°"° 1 H *D 1 5-8 ldoil-ar made o broad recovery and

was on I the largest e I on J Mmm” pm., I sk d the 5 gm” of me lnngg Munster of Railways and Canals ln (°°~|1l4|*~ll _I _I the lower rate for sterling Millers ago 5,, Sha,-l, ,_ slump ln forelgn

Rosa “Eng ,seating F Ireceiving the Dmtests of the vet- MONTREAL' Aug’ 28' Pr°n°“'“° l|W€l”S fairly good buyers of Ca-" `exchanges-indrsting a revision oi in A. A Ciprlanl .was the Bram' I' l11X¢1gd";z?;1iEIllEnerisci}_1Io(i,l fmltteachdHs` when S:aMered~ liquidation in Eumpevs views mward inflation in uccessful trainer saddling The amcanada congress opened the ausi mfstoh 1113?:-tye‘\11N ef- cum held that Fam down' mrs cnmwy*“'°U]d no doubt have mm A l in ottawa. on saturday und sppii- . lI’°°" ° _° P m ° ,I Wheat 010-Sed weak. not for from han u reflection in United staffer

- I Gallon A H _ Educat on of 'Nova Scotia as a great the day-| laws” le‘,el5_ and l l_l-l to l har

rvsmdetothe Govern, , ls e

[ment to receive a delegation today I suwm’ Dr' W' D' Tait' Chamnanll 3`4 °°“t‘° bekm' '5‘m”'d4"y'5 fm' Hove if little. if any attention

Stvllle Beaten _ McGill University returned to Mc I Com weak and 3 8 lo 3 4 down

izm ut Bournemouth _M Race Postponed

retum following the vaactlon per

. ment, of wryaln veteran, wlll he hi! 3 oats 3-8 3 4 off, and provisions 8 to at bog cohslllered by the departments ns I mong the first of the professors to 38 Gems lower mg th

ohn L. Cooley Associated

Press Financial Writer.)

`°°"tS 1°'W¢1' in d°l1H~\‘S bcceuse of wheat hideo at chicago. Not long

markets, but traders today

the opening and the clos-

e la.i.ter being sufficient to

(cmsdlan P,-pgs) lD0n=1bll=, Sir George as actl.ngIl d ibr rig a small net lo s in the ever-

KENTVILLE N 5 Aug 2B_ l Prime Minister told them ° egos Sales totalled 2.124 210 .slmrcs

.vrlre with ez points followed by! . , .

Gloucester 403 (Barnett 131. Park- Freddy Zach and Savere Van Slam- I We ‘ ' IThl.s was granted and the °°m` of me Department or Psychology OE I Ish' ‘Prices wwe Smut’ slm`d~V vimmuy rr iii..snoaio va. Herman five forifbrouolr with 51 points. _ if’A‘”""5 they made .“¥°‘“~* _lfmj Gm , m°,,,l,, _ D,._ Tal, ,S ,_I _ _ ` . .` AIAA" ‘ia-ll* “AAA” Wm’ 'mid f‘Aa“fl°"‘ -

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Hcndren 73 not out, Watkins 83) D E F E N D I N A

gumy 4? for eight declared ` I WESTVILLEL N~ 3-» AUS- 25--Springhill Fence Busters did today; glib? lII1P1‘€~S@d llP.°ll l ll lm klndl C had D A `

(Brown I 3. GreE0l'Y 53 not out) ` IS°m° 130° maple “night saw just what their mme implies “MI me members of me Government gsgiezirlglained Drovi:1lesEhe taelachxr T M 1,0rd'g_ ITh°l'b“-m defellt _wellwule 5-4 ¢°lleft Kentville on the short end of 1 that they were prmicany stmndedl ers with the opportunity of improv-I ` S

' 1 The dele S l The Summer School, one of the

Sterling Drops

Lancasmm 334 and 93 for one take the first game of the three-l12~0 score in the first game of in Ottawa and asked the Govern in their Mandi” and teachersI I teriing tumbled more than 12

during trading hours on the

. _ _ I to pay the railway fares of g g' -ccnis

(3, 00d not Lister 95) L€IC€St€!‘- ‘ out of five series mr the county » their senmr baseball district Play' ment Ifrom all sections of Nova. ScotiaI

aww* (Armstrong 55' sldwell, softball ch,,_ml,lollShll,_ . downs_ The mmm engagement will the men and women attending the this summer took advantage or mel ‘st.ck exchange and French francs 52) at Mallchester | _T be played on the vlsltors, home 'C011-gloss. sc-mc 64. brick to the cit- courses offered Dr Tm wlthl 'also wcnkcnccl. Tlure had been 1

' ` ies they crime froml. Five came ' ' ' _ Isag in

Derbyshire 538 for eight declared E ~ (Townsend 142 Lee 128 Smith 129 `

S these ra-ics on Saturday

Br°Unds Wednesday. , Prof Clarke or the Department or- . .

g A from Vancouver and nearly all the ' when tra/ding was nominal boi

'rh ro B I . A

H U l Y N A M E e nee usters started off inl Education were the only members momlng the d,ClmC_[_Om,er_

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not out, Worthington 'io not outi nn,ooKL1Ni=.‘, Mars., Aug. 28. - 8 widest way. scoring two runs in I ‘;fef;‘°r;;';té Onl of the Mosul stair to participate in ' S311; the me of me dolm_bmml Northamptonshire 224 one follow (AP)-Ellsworth vines and Keith the “Psi °11c ln the third. then The Mmm explalned that the' the school. other members of the ` ' ‘

78, Watts 68, Voce five for 80, Fair. to a 6-3, 6-4. 3-6, 3-6, 6-2 defeat un- ninth. I sldemtlon at the next Calblnel

service 55 not out) Nottingham. der the powerful racquets of Frank The H°Iy Name Tennis club °P -<»____ meellfhy lt 'ls uhdelstood that . While DT- THAI? W9-5 more °°f1°9m°d shi,-e 331 (Keaton 72' Walker 73, X_ shields of New yo,-k_ ,md his 17_ lened their tennis toumament yes- private wnmbutions were made by with psychological questions in rein.- Freeman slx for lm) at Nomng year old Palme,-l Frallkle parken of terday afternoon under the most the Mlmslers to ml” them tion to teaching.

ham Mllwaukm ideal of weather conditions. TheseIB A S E B A I- I- The I a 0

Somerset 282 and 190 for nine

Al -C Congress i

new dm www an in me sham in sending d:l!;§tes to Oiitawzcsrag'

(Blu-rough 61 Mayer five for 51) land’ “though many °f the playem vlevled unfavorably by the two

Warwickshire ,153 (Bates 55,we11 Pla Off Dates MMR E S U I- T Slferorrost veterans’ organizations

ard six for 39) at Taunton. y ' _ match play, the standard of g che Canadian Legion and the Glamorgan 190 and 39 for one Uncertaln produced was excellent. The club _ Army and Navy veterans. A§°c_ (Brook five for aa) w0r¢¢_,tel-shi,-¢‘. “°W b°°‘5I* 5°m° °°V°“W'm'° mem' W” ialtiori. The officials issued state-

b 1 rn ti tn t Ns'noNAL LEAGUE I

402 for four declared (Gibbons 58 . ers, and n ca onsare _a many .ments dis-HSSOCIHUIIS their OPSBH-

' The dates have not yet been ar Imore will avail themselves of the lzmtlons llh Co I

Nichol 165 not out, Qualfe 56 not; ' ` ` St. Louis 12 13 1 W “gre” Dull at Worcesten ranged for the Intermediate play courts next season. ‘New york _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 12

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dovims betweeen the Sluggers and| The only matches played so farl Carleton, Vance, Dean anda0‘Far?` MARKE-[Inot be the early market, he said. of A Summerside A. A., (but it is under- are the singles and the following "Ill P°l'm€l@€. Schlimfivhcr. Clark » -` I ‘but the late market with prioes high rohibitiion appeal failed to em

, stood ,that they will get under way 'aree the results of yesterdays play: Imd M°'n°“5°‘ __ I - hp `

W1 n S Ca n ada by Thursday of this week.-s Ladies Singles Flrst game: ` Saturday on the York Rifle adian potatoes would not prevent ed rn

Range was not as pleasant as (°”““"“° P'°“) y sales at good profits. looked steady as further Jul) could be wished owing to the wea-- WrNNIPEG» 'lug' 28*Tf`°d‘n€ The prospecm in the United earnings statements appeared; also

Miss M. Duffy defeated M155 A. lloiffgarlchaggg :ig gfcliei E1' ther but a large number attended 1°-8¥°d °° me WIMAPW G“'”‘ °"` states were reviewed as follows in initial traffic reports for last weel

' y' ' B-nd ii-11 Went Well. qhmge may and prices ‘upped ' a bullalh issued by the Nova Scotia created a favorable impression. ,

Miss L. Brovlm won from Miss F. Second game: R631 8C0d Swreo were made Im' “nd” hedging p”°"s”"`e Amt Department of Agriculture:

d .

ish.

irpm

Swimming' ' Title

I'0RON"I‘O August 28-The Bar-

ker gold trophy, emblematic of the S

two-mile amateur swimming cham-

plonship of Cana/da was back in the United States tonight for the third time in three years. But it was in the possession of a new. champion~Iames Christy, Jr., slin'lI 20-year-old University of Michigan student. who Saturday evening led, \ elassyrfleld of 44 to the finishing I mark in the remarkably fast time Df 47 minutes and 30 seconds.

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IIUALIFYI-NG MEDAL NDN BY

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` '(Associe.t¢d Press) th

EXMOOR COUNTRY CLUB, Sa, Highland Park, Ill., Aug. 28- cu Routing par with a great finish wi bi two birdies and an eagle, Eriidiwi .Wilson of England won the Wo- the

men's United States golf cham- big 8111110-~S 3 l,_ m_ Mary Shephard vs* Llz_ l

S- ... om... How THEY STAND '-

P P Eleanor Hem-lessey vs. Mary Po- I ‘-L0

C 4 lp. m. Isabel McDonald vs. Ms- INTERN no M' E GUE

PI0HShiD medal today with a re- °°1'd breaking qualifying round of ll shots Tho round, shot against e wind

Wall!!/ing record held by four of limerica's stars by one stroke and llibtured the medal by a margin

°f two strokes from her closest H

'°ml1etitors, Virginia Van Wie of WICKED. defending champion; Maureen Orcutt. Haworth, N. J..

titleholder. -

\nd Helen nicks of New York. 19:11 - C E

Po Il .I ’

f U, nonsa Noras if

W il

'-"he beautiful trottor ante-u

mi- 2-22. rlrcd bv sritirh soldier ll”

6,5' 3°; ° "md by W' A' Mum' of the second round of the provln- Boston ... ... ,_, ,wo ummemde' h” p"°d“°°‘| cialplaydowns. Arnold. who rcllcv~ *M* ' St. louis

llmdvgv "M °°m' Th’ °°"‘° Wm ed McPherson was nicked for two MELUN JAM

’ Ah” W” "WWII *l'°¢f°1‘ hits in three innings. Peel medium “cd undef-ripe NA'rroNu. LEAG

me In other games tonight in the melons, remove the seeds and cut

mm; 3-0754- 011° filly DOW, 13 New Brunswick senior amateur-ithe fruit info sm-all pieces. Welsh New York ....

s old shows wonderful possi-N bmbhii playdowns race, Bt. Peter-'sland allow 122 lb. sugar to each Boston ___ ,N ,___

mW! Peter 2.05%. by Peter the-

HUME RUN

that sent most scores of the start-

Irs far above the 80's, broke the W

Yankees, 24. B L°sgue Totals: American. 511: 5.

National. 395; total, 908. Mc

McLean Cup ‘A

HAMPION, N B Aug. 38 - unding Tamer" McPherson for

:’;'3’:'°° "ld 1# now entered for f-he‘ defeated st. Pats, 4 to o, at saint pouhri of fruit. Put fruit uno sugar chicago i b futurity stakes. The other le John; st. stephen Kiwanis, 1932 in layers in a deep earthew-are st. Louis ,,, ,".,., B °°llI»lful chestnut ten days old. Maritime champions won from Mc- bowl and leave for twelve hours. 'Iio Pittsbilrzh ... .... “Oth colts should cause quite A Adam,6 tel. atMoAdam; and Dev-leach 2 Lb. 0! fnilt add the grafted Philedelphkt ... Il' in racing circles within the on played Grand Falls. losing to rind and the Juice of one lemon Brooklyn .,., -... °"'H°vnm.n Iorman1u.'lto2. Awww. oinoinnot-_t

are competing for the first time in

:neo

Hr- were

--és Miss Vessey defeated Miss M Pittsburgh

Q TWO - Dougan, e-o, 6-3. I ' Philadelnhi

Birth, a-o, e~:i.

MIS A' P150” defeated ML” M French and Picimich Holley, W

Jul ln: Roc n a d a the

ers S les

(By th C wh P ) Mm pg Mwaray defeagd M1” glgizolhinati ................ 3 g tl In the Salver competition W.

e an n ress _ War;

Ham ll Y tml . . ll T' geppm’ 6'0’ 8 2' Lucas and Lombardi: Brandt and I 'sh e uns es ay. OFarre , Mlss R_ Norm defeated Ml” N_ Spohrer .l having made high score of 97 in

Cards, 2' Collins Cards 1' 0‘Doul ' this

' ' 1 - » Poppln, 6-1. 6-2.

Gi hi, 1; Lihdstrom, Pirates, 1; Games schedmed lo, may am, AlvmiucAN LEAGUE noo

Vaughan, Pirates, 1; Davis, Phil- Men’| Singles 1 4 0 will "As 1- io -- --. a rl-mi-r w. A no §2l¥.iZ°"f.::::::::f::::::: t it 0-All Th° |1¢ld¢l1¢ FOXX. MHIEUG. 36! Eachern. Allen,' MacFadyen and Dickey; Lt

Llghtizer vs. J. ivloaloer. Smell and H°YW°fill- “AW

Ruth, Yankees, 28; Berger, Braves, J, 9

245 Erin. Phillies. H4: Gcllrls. 2 p. m. 'rnufry vs. G. Ryan. Phlladelphll . 9 14 4 mls

.lvlernnir s. J. Moiulllun. it ... ... r.”p..p..r....... ... rn °‘é‘§°.§f’ l»'.;.'.f.'.z.'.;";.;.'.l"¢.';r..‘.i’...? me were as f°1l°vs- Mable D0m1d_ ~ Jones, Lyons and Sullivan.

H Trainer vs. F. Lsppin. UWERNATIONAL LEAGUE

15 p. m. O McQuaid vs. F. Mc-

Play- offs For ‘",‘,{,’

O D-4

Q @

. »-e o t- ,gg sorosnngsgnoggrre

Montreal . .. 8 14 3

6- . .. .

u_g¢ pqir-16, vs_ my D°y1,_ Buffalo .... ._ 11 9

Phelps, Smith, Michaels and

' Corwran vs' A1 Gaudet' Stack; Glavin, Pomorski, Gould. Lads” sind" Wilson, Hllstead and Crouse.

ww li a. m. D. McAleer vs. K. Mc- ~\

ver and Tlgnlsh baseball teams for 4 p_ m_ E_ Mclswc vs_ E_ M,c_ Rochester

HOC-per T. Brown . . .. D. Cooke ........ G. Love .....»....

The playoffs between Grand Ri- ¢1.,rkey_ Toronto '1 is o

e Mclean Cup will be played in ld_ Brame and Hevins, Lindsey,l

Grand River on Wednesday and Ql;ap_ m_ F Qulnn W D Quinn Henry and Fmence'

e “tum mawh at Tlgmsh °n G. Flynn vs_ E, Dougal Albany

turday. Should Tignish win, the Juhlol. slngles Baltimore . . . . . 6 10 p Wm be than-S for keeps as thls H A .M MOM h _ Filley, Miner and Phelps; Mat- uld make their third successive lon ;ul;_ ary 5' °“ V5' M" tingly and Linton.

n. Much interest is shown in .l Margaml Mmolmld “_ Margaret AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

finals and it promises to be A _l,~.,,,,,t,,_ Minneapolis. 8; Milwaukee. 3.

H. Home T- Vcsscy .H.Crockei-'L

mn§5

f-¢

H. Jud‘.-on . . .. .. O. Stewart .... .....-. 78, “ls Vcsscy Alai

o. H. Brown . 'is R--A1-Vcscy . . A. L. Court . . , -Taylor . ..

.547 A. Stewart .. . . .....

.527 Ffffl Hooper .

_497 L. Br enton

‘"5 A N La

Eileen Hughes vs Mary Good

ry D°yI°' won Lost r.c. Wn Newark ae sv aio H

A il ' _ I .... _ »

5 p, m. R. Norrie vs. Mary Buote. Baltlmol; ___

"“ Toronto ... ... --

lllllill lil--3-i il E t w i i -ia-1A-ff ..

(Csnldhn Press) P R A C T I AMEHDCAN LEAGUE

42 50 62

_493 L. McCallum ,. _,, ___ _ .413 John Jones .

Johnston ... ... McDonald --............

Ralph Rodd 'fd Rev. E. O. Lancaster 42 as

lwashington ... ... 81

safe singlesinthe slxinnlngs he , New York .-. ,... 72

on on the mound, o. N. R. Ap- Alimembcrs ofthe Abcswclt hue- cleveland rontioes, Moncton, scored u doois- balrtcsm are requested to be on rhiioeoiphia. s win over Hampton ousoireugr hand for practice this evcnlns at Detroit ore tonight, i1 to a, ln the opener the Abeswclt Clrvvnds at 5-45 sham. ohioago

Full attendance is desired.

Siiggflig

¢S3&g3Sd

Revell by d'emu1g_ Pittsbufgh ................ 9 14 0 iahouglh the drifting rain and hlglh W5

, _ _ Philadelphia 1 6 0 ln mused many upsets; haw. buyl

' Mlm-N311, 6-0_ g_0_ la d n D vls' ’ ever it was a real test of skill and °I°5°

' older shots held up well. 31':

h now leads by one point, S

shoot but on Wednesday after- I at

was again our pleasure to

Rev. Mr. Lancaster of Milton °pI‘I

ing in the firing and enjoying 1`4

clean ,manly sport.

Walsh ............. 9'/ 1°" o. r-_ Gill

D0 J' Mccabe ""°"°°°"` close. Volume of trade was quite

H-VPSSQY ..............- E-Hardy 90"”

Sutton ..

use

Brown .. .......... .. 84

YHDSOD ... . ....~.. 83 . _ ones . ht ghes __

74 ' clo

<n cn oo333o-

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(Canadian Press)

.362 MONTREAL. Aug as-Pot mid I ‘ “

of Tmnm noted mm d vl t_ Aivri-mznsr, N. s., Aug. za-

HOT Il B. B

ol. and leader of the Mmtlme Staging of the 10-mile purported

Gmdwlll All. -rom. staged by 0n_ running championship of Nova; taflo and Quebec Flylns Clubs' al._ Scotia, has been postponed indef--

,-lved here wnlght from Momwm initeiy, it was announced today h N_ B" ,md was followed shortly following e meeting of citizens ar- afiprwsrdg by Jack Slmderson of ranging details for the Cumberland d Fort Erie, Ontario. Seven other County Camival, beginning next pilots of _the tour brought their-IMonday. It was decided to hold machine; down et Quebec end win the noe in the fell when a greater

Ubchdilhnilhilturs lent-lyhlteouidbecxpeotod.

IN WINNIPEGI

when the third of the series. bus be fired he may have need for “ugh his skill to hold his lead. “°°_

the

ade itself felt after export de- mands had been met. There was,

8 tle of note in outside news. a- tml

“ 8:: side frrm a firmer tone at Liver-. HAI-'U”Ax~ N' SA- Aug 23-71"

pwh but flhls lm.; scarcely 3, mal-_ IR,o,\'al Commission on banking ar- I IH?

81 ket factor. l'I‘

73'over the previous final quotations. 'Sli 7lIAn indication of a better export 0 miirrade was seen in the tendency of

y ° 66I1ake and ocean freight rates to

strengthen. I fl cash grains trading who inoif- Im ferent and spreads were not im- , LU roved. Coarse grains were featur-I

ski d four scoreless irlnin an staff bein recruited from other uni-

ing on 17 for no wickets (Bakewell Gledhlll, defending champions in I . PPG gs d G0vel.nm€;nl could not pay out 8 Bl. Timms 74) at Northampton. the United States doubles tennis, V I

made up for lost time with seven money mf such pumases but versities in the Dominion. Prof.`

Kent sas and lie for two (chalk play at Longwood today went down ' in the eighth and two more in the l= l,,.,,,,,,sed ,, gm me quesuon mm Clarke delivered lwtllfes °f1 Edm-

tion and Educational Problems

pronounced.

HALIIFAX, August 28.-(C.P.)- The nlost readily ad\'a,noed reas.

An official of the Nova Scotia De- time

partment of Agriculture said the low fancy, yield in the United States undoubt- strong at intervals, especially gen.

edly would open up a healthy mar- eral M0

ket for Maritime potatoes. It would most active issue at a not advance

enough so that duty against Can sich

°"1Y PUUAIIY °ff‘°” by "'P‘”“I "The August ist estimate or oc- ng in early deaungs At the l tato production for the United

Wheat f“°“f“ ‘l“°'*A‘“°“S We" states is 29z,7'ls,ooo bushels as com- U, W 7'8 “ma und" the prevmus pared with last year‘s crop of 357,- than

679,000 bushels. In only three years to on

"A1" °‘ omadfam Wheat mr since 1900 has the August condition 50 percent or capacity and may

ents “mad were estimated been at. such a low point, namely work

3-4 cents under the previous I ta

all. A fair export business was C0

nt to hedge elr.va»tol' purchases

_ lop

hmm show Advam-e [tomorrow morning. The Commis-

V sion, of five members headed by Ad

75. Liverpool qiloiation-s near the Lord Macmillan. Will sit in thc 3°

Se _showed all fdvallge of l.2d Province building to receive any

support lagged this commodity,

i h-ootionrliy in line with other 'MOTHER' ROLE PLAYED S

Air Tour Leader ooanse grains. '

£3 At Montreal Race Pgsfpgnedx i:-Sona henghf

C nldia Press)

ready while last year they had to

90 only thing that gave the mar- Ea so kat balance and kept prices from

90 sagging lower.

88I Hedging pressure was heavier Bslthan for some time, and though Bsledequa-tely taken care of in the 85 open'ng transactions, the move-,

n behalf of organizations in thc' Province of Nova Scota.

rigs here after which the Com- In

ussels. The empty shells ure af-

w'n, P. E. I. tcrwnrds ground up and -used lol'

become mothers, for his big turkey B gobbler chases them off the nest

and hatches out their eggs.

duties was a failure. The eggs failed to hatch. But the other day

and took charge of her nest. A few l °"'

between 500300 "Ad 75°'°°°I1so1, isii and 1921. 'rho potato highs hem' b'“t_ with hedging sales, acreage in Maine this year has beenIthe dlp, Brthlehcm also lost 1 *U h°“““’» W5 s“PP°’t W” A reduces from 166,000 sores to 135,- point °“°“8h Wlmuy P"I°°5' ooo to 140,000 or 15 to 20 percent.-much man q“°I'at‘°nS Showed Ocwber l The heat and dry weather in many Cclan °‘“ at 71 3'8’ December at 73' parts of the Mid-West had very Gene and May at 78 3`8 cents' materially further cut the yield as Du

I compared even with July. Prospects fract

T"“"”‘ D“" for good returns for potato srowcrs phon

after bad years are bright. The and

Trading was rather dun md ‘ Eastem Shore growers in the United sligh

I 9, ...“;i1z:; f.‘;§.A.;A.AA..:.‘;.AA;A.:.f.AA§A1A; I 53- -- -~= -- ---

y this year so that Maine po- and

toes will start to move as soon as

mpete with potatoes from the

the

' Banking Sits mn

With the United States department on for the assliraiice of high ad- of agriculture forecasting one of the, mlnistration officials that inflation lowest potato crops in 30 years, for this eolmtiy had not bf-on dis- farmers of the Maritime Provinceslcussed at last wr=rk's Hyde Park are anticipating higher prices and a ,Conference a development which ready market for their offerings traders had not had time to tak# tbis year. Nova Scotia. New Bruns- fully in-to account.

wick and Prince Edward Island re- port indications of an average crop,

depending oi’ course on regularl

rains. , Stoc seemed to be marking

Motor Shares Strong

with pre-Labor Day hesit- Motor shares looked fairly

tors which was the day’(

point. The Texas vote or

1 issues, most of which tum- oderately reactionary. Rails

U. S. Steel Off

S. S;eel was heavy, off mort a point. Production, according

e trade review, has gone undo:

lower next month, a.lthougl:`

r price schedules might chccli

Miscellaneous leaders off ai included Collsoldated Gas, e.=.e and Case. American Can.

roi Electric. vvrsungliouse Pont and Western Union lost ions, while American Tele- e, Santa Fe, Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio firrned tly. Hudsrn Motors. Johns- ville, Studebaker. United Fruii

McKeospo1‘t hardened.

Gord Unrlcrione ‘

stern Shore." I Bllsii1c=s. sreminglgs app1'o.'iC'he»

end oi summer \\'llh what

I , , market circles would call a goco Cofnlnlsslan on underione. Credit apparently ii

to be kept as easy as pos=ibl<- and

ral reserve rceoilrccs will bi

Y In Qlitlzed wllcn, ss and if needed

icunpaisn Pri-sri W

'ed in Halifax late tonight toI5I'°

an\vh‘.le. the biuc onfslo will have

an opportunity to show its moitle

heat‘s losses of m”rc than s

a b11=hel \v0i'c- af'i~.llu'cd iii

0 mo.isu:'.~ to tile wc.kl1<‘ss oi rliniz.

en Maritime Provinces sittings Wh” 5t°°}3 dm”

bmissions' which may be offered i To

A day has been allotted for sit-

ission ,will move to Charlotte- Ill

Mon P11

vances . . ._ 294 594 ciincs . ._ 326 R9 nclienrrrd Nfl fit tal issues .. T66 773

At Visupiir. Bomb.-ty Prcsideiicy, din, ducks are balm: fctl with luke

The Ormmfssicn had an un- Other ll0\1llYI~’-

by early Strength in barley, but eventful jofumey from Montreal. m. _*__-

BY ‘PANSY GOBBLER

. Ellis don't have much chance in

pinning and Weaving

Send me in your wool to be splm

into Yam and weve into Blanket; The charges are: single yarn 23 cents doubled 28 cents per pound. lmkets $2.00, and if unlaundered

IILB5; It takes five lbs. of wool pel Blanket. Wool must be well washed uid all dirt and burrs picked out.

His first venture into domestic, The me of slngle yam ls medlum

e routed another setting guinea

uid doubled warn fine. medium :oarse siid §ronk|ng yarn. Put ship- per's name on all parcels and own-

name, address and instructions

inside. Send by mall or freight.

ays later his patient setting wasl

remanded with five little guineas.

And he’s rriothering them, too,

Freight will he paid on 100 lb. lots

WM. LANDRIGAN,

65 Queen Street, Charlottetown

refusing to let the guinea hen come

MIB June I0-'Ne-Bat-88