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Tuesday. September Presbyterian church.

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Those present were Rev. G lyle Webster. Moderator. Rev

Hensley Btevert. Clerk, Rev

J.-st. Clair Jeans Rev. Fred W lhrnson. nov. J. liar Fraser, n Bev. J. A. Pritchard and mn Ed White, a. recent graduate of t

Presbyterian college, Montreal.

John Honeyman, student catechla

and Messrs Win. J. Montgom

Fred Clark, J. J. EH8ls.'nd. Dani Mclean. and David Doherty. Eide

and Mr. Herbert Mowilliilm, rep-

resentative _ layman.,

'rho cleri; reed s letter from he R. M00l‘h¢=ld I£Bate. DD., giving

reasons for not being able to

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The thoughtfiilness of Dr. leg in writing as he did was ve much appreciated by the Court Rev. Chill J Bt Cleair J Ccnvsncr of the Presbyteryb bu

get committee. presented the re

on the Budget. Along with the r

gift Mr. Jelzsasmgubmitted the fo

"ml Nm" ‘ mee a seven- ' -

M °V°m“€ 1°’ thi* D\ll?D0(:h:>.fkoa£S Boo. 3a-Turnips, gable-l Gladys Archie Peters and Lovat Fraser,

is ing M;-_ mm Jenkins Wwe BA Reeves. whim Road, 2 nlolr Mac- Sec- 1-Weeds: 1 lower Mon- Jack Murdock and Albert cloud ,

th, ' " Lean Montague, s Mariorie camp- tasue School. 4 rtalph neck and Ronnie lvle:Don- 1"" 1“B*““°° °“° WHS “°f¢<i °f

1-That the ~a1locatlon for 19

gr axe various churches of th

es rybethesanleasinloiic to H1 z

= hi... m¢°°i§,‘p,,t,,,"'yi‘;“|,‘i,,1;',,d_‘,‘§§§‘Q§ ben, 'whim Road. 4 Malcolm Mae- sec. 2-neaves: 1 nower Montague sic.

mdiimond my w,,g,e,m,,,,_ Keuzle, victoria cross. School. 2 Montesuo School. ciris is unc over-'15 yards;

5.: _ Bee. _Sb-Turnips, feed-1 Parker Seo. 3-Wood Samples: 1 lower Bertha Nicholson and Hilda Preic

-2-That each church set aside Sunday before the close of the when s special offering should taken for this purpose and th ministers be asked to issues, stron unreal on behalf or Missions on th Sunday immediately preceeding:

3-That this bo obligatory in th

ease of all augmented charges th

xanga short of their allocations

4-That the attention of Presby

tery be particularly directed to th record of certain churches wi the bounds and that a solemn in Junction tie. laid upon the minisi and session of these fields to muk l. real and' sutbined' effort to m

Rev J Keir Fras=r, D

but the amount of insurance

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‘ ’ Preise Montague, 2 Doreen Mur-

_ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ Montaguacchool ou. i............ I . »

A' -Pl A x Division is acc 1-.nails-Dnu' . f _ _ onsm on/imma moms augur ' 1...'f§°..,"§.‘.°"",‘§....°m '§§,,,,','.“,. 1 gales clnpbigunf-Y/'°i;to:uom1.”`

t _V A FACE'/|'Y|.ENE WELD|NG _ , !`?d£’;L‘°”“;’£;1'mi”ti”§; 3;f_:}r£:na;theun:em':`¥uoe;m|;beu. 2 Marry W HALL & STA VER T ’s°°.§“.s‘2f.¢`7“rro'“.'II'.'fu§f°“'f"”' '”“"“ ' N. M

3.* QW" ST- ‘ C The '“numg“Mr.u1xi`yns`:°”°¥'o din.;-.2 Sweeter: 1 auth victoria

',§,‘, lorou. a wmrot Mcxenus. vis

nn-nec soar: 1~in.r1or1e

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ollowlnghthsprinelist:

_ tion in this serious loss rt was K°“°°""°‘°“‘“°‘°°' *mb W°°d tm, (Westons 16 oz.)

an-sod this my ned vvimammn mis. Montague li waiter Jamieson

Rev. cms. J. st. clear .r¢o.n,_ md Lower Montsgus, 4 nun/ren M.. wsgteri-glaucsumooullsicriowimsm 2 pkgs, .. . .. .. . . . 25c.

_s. M. nielrs be 4 oomsnittee toloolr ’K°“““» "‘°"”‘“~°“’°‘~ Rfb,” 'I °°§".“° . .» “°“' 3

t into th, qmggion U do whether or Bw. 4-Com-1 Walter Jamieson, __ Mm 1? *men ~ _hr 1 '

not su in, ghmh md Mm, lower Montague. z Robert Mosher. M um: ""§°‘§m°P;’m-_ HWY

ei rbundmg, th,-oumhout nw h,”by_ Montague. 3 Stella Jamieson, Low- - ° 'U °\'- McLaren. 2 Nettie sample, 3 ste pre- ,S tery have mm mgured B mu to er Montague, 4 John Dewar, Mon- ch- U *Mk _ un Jamieson, 4 Harriet Clair, sentatlve on the Canadian Horti-

'meh' Ml “1“° "5 p°“u’1°‘ tie' 5-Be 1 urn t Anne ' 9- ve B ’ Po ry cuctiilniln 11 cenrphesnd 1121-50 yarda- Th., um; t ' c. ans- es ar. e e . 2 Dore

church Qpropeoxzofvash/c“s¢i:isposal`med 2: 2 Anne Rmuko. 3 Emo mcholwm 1A-rl-Ieifer Calf, Dairy-1 Murdock. 8 Beatrice Grant.

v~ .om¢1,,.gd._ It W” ,mm tm viotorls cross. Wm ° b°b1;§\°b“» 2 me" A==°°"» 8 .novo 1s unc over-loc ysrcs_i has been secretary or the ottsws

no dum-gh property had been dm se-cW2¢_Pmli» 4 01°” MWPUY- Vincent Grant, 2 George Nichols

ba posed of at any um, without the _ Class 1-Boots Nd R-Det) 1 °1&$*fl;°D|n (B"' 8 Preicab; Jack Murdock.

consent of P1-ssh _' \ _ ' *"3"* M Race. ya 11 and over-50 --l-

te Rem R_ Hwmy"§f_Vve_'f’h°g _ 'ff sec. 1-Green Mountain potat- g iihlwclrga luuxehzio. victoria y,,d..,_.__ Tom C.,.,._ 2 Cm_m.,, PREFER

YY brief ,eport an oem.” Bullet N-°_ gee-1wR;}l;ertt_e1imoshel;:agMont;igue, 12 ‘roam 3 Angel: Fraser. Montas'ue.‘ g%»€r¢E,__3 IANM, pete,-5_ STONES OF

21. It was ggi-esd M _ can ga , Mon `ue, nrne _E""°“ ~ _ 3 egged race-50_ yards-

d- plete report woul.;_\.: ;1f;:g¢°°f§s Woodrow. Montague. 4 WM* M' c°?°°'M°_,“K‘$“d"° W; Mabel Nicholson unc Hilde. Prei MONTREAL

next medium og plubytefy when near. Lower Montague. m °» _ °“°°’» 2 Beatrice Grant and Mary Grant. writers » Sept 26~'“F‘“3m°“ it is enema my ,H 0, me mem sec. 2-cobblers: 1 Robert Mosher, Anne nourlres Bruce Molntyro. 4 s Bertha Nicholson and Min-gsret Sh°Pl°l“g find *ho* in bud of mmm” Wm be pmenp _2_-,_Bruce Mcmtyre. Victoria Cross, 8 Ernest Annear. _ Mcxerma Jewerlry. solitaire diamonds of

1 111| memng than adjoumed w Itena Reid. Victoria Cross, 4 Ernest _ Boys 3 legged race-50 yards- ' t t gym-f, Annear Class 10-Collections Willie Murphy and Cyril Preice.

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GUM. per bsrirei iso. -T°1lo.4pkgs. zoo. °r=bbm1e». 2 lbs. 19o. Quaker Flour,

98 lbs, $2.70

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_ - 1 ni.s._sec..2-Mulring atcoizl ' - . °

melee 1 outs-1 lmph oouison. mn; muy, Mmm” _ _ ’ Lobster, 1/,1li.tln __ 23;.,

or Montwue. 2 Anno lwurirs.

¥L;¢.,..i,_ °,,,,,_ 8 Bm, mmym 9 Archie rot- Onions, 10 lbs. 18o. M.,,,°¢,,,,,‘°'°_""' ‘ “°““’°_ W°°d‘“°°' Div. is seo'. -1_-r~1snc» sleigh: 1 G1`°°n T°m°»"°°l. Pk-"13U. seo. ‘z wheat-1 misss snneru-, °°°'K° 1“@1.‘°lM=- -Mbbteolw. 2 Ripe Tomatoes

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only ”00m_,rh°1°”“th-unto" gio_viow¢gg¢mg,_3!_°“|”B°“d_|kBeci2-Salilnoatr1P;rakorAit- _ -........... 0.'

iw. :site ebesvy one.'1'besympethyoi $111". gown- wqntazue. 4 John a°g;m§2Nb§§°h°‘,f&“°““'_ °“*““°'i gaiains. 2 lbs. 251:. s m°1li>°=° of Preebriery _goes °°°"' “M” °°` - ' _ oda Biscuit

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"New lAppo`intment f

To Dominion

Fruit Branch

Karl’B. Oonser, of Ottawa, who for 22 years, was Managier and, Secretary-Treasurer of the Dom- inion Fririt Exchange, has 'accepted a temporary appointment as As- sistant Chief of thc Markets and 'rransportatlon Division of the “Fruit Branch , Dominion Depart- ment of AZ1'lolrJr‘-ure. Hs will take over his new duties at once.

Since the recent death of George

E. Miolntosh, Dominion Fruit Ginn- misskmer, Roy L. Wheeler. 0-Nei I

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the Markets and Transports n Division oi' the Fruit Branch, has _ been Acting Oommimicner d °°D-Wilucntly it was' necessary to have experienced and qualified as- sistance in the Marketing and 'I‘ranspol'»tatlon Division. For thfisl position Mr. Conger Q highly llllslified due to his many years of experience in the wholesale fruit

- trade throughout Canada 'rfivo

years uso Mr- Oonser made a special survey of the handling of fruit and vegetables in Montreal for the Ontario _Dcfpartrilent of Asriolllturc. He has been actively connected with the Canada. Fruit and

,Vegetable Jobbers' Association of Canada since its inception in 1926. In 1931 he was president of the As-

1|, sociationandhas been itsre

cultural Council up to the pre-

l on sent time. f

For several years Kiairl Conger

fm . Rotary Club and is well known in

' all parts of the Domiriion,

FANCY CUTS NOW

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1 fancy out are the preferred ones for 2 engagement rings, with mountings 3 of very plain design in highly

et polished platinum.

emerald cut, with lr bullet shaped

1 diamond on each shoulder. Another, e' ci’ marquise cut. had two baguette*

M um mmm “H °f tm’ mm Aitk no er Montague. ll Bertie Montague school 2 Mnry cn-ant, a Mabel Nicholson. dis-moods. 115 stormed arrangement.

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Rsv. J. Keir Frase , D.D

ducted tha gd;-119. pa; of thai: wrist Cross Monbliille I Harold Lsnnian 4 3 Ronald Madbonald and Arc e

see. s-carrots-1 nick Mun Norms csnipbeli. whim need Peters, 4 Jimmie Morhtyre unc Sei with colored some-sapphires.

isters and elders wh had bee t °n~ W

3 the ummm ,wma we" mum; Lannan, Montague, 3 Ronnie wood- ~ Boys a and under-_50 yar ~ tondm°¢_ md in addition' Mn s_ gate, Montague, 4 Eleanor Lannan, Class ll-school Work Harry Lane, I Harold Stewart,

M_ High, mmuenuuve elder of Montague. Douglas Preice, -4 Bertie Lannan.

a ms summerside congregation was Bee. 4-Mangels: 1 Thelma Reid, Bee. l-Writing (a); 1 -Douglas Jockey R_.we_50 yards; 1 vinoent for the diamond-set wedding ring, M prdsom; 2 Ronald Woodgete. 8 Sandy Rey- Bee. l (a) Writing-Grade 1: l Grant and George Nicholson, 2 its P°P“lf’-"i'»Y 55 Said W be 1I\'°"°9~‘5-

in ' _ _ holds, Montague, 4 Hens. Rsid,‘V1c- Douglas Preise. 2 Richard Collins. Wilson Ross and Stewart McKenh

A ' _ . » 1

' vice and preached th _ ‘ -

ei 'msv_ ghd* _L sh Gaim m_ Lean, 2 Eleanor Lanrian, 3 Homer Grade 2-l» _Teresa MicCarron. Billie Webster.

fs.-im Modemw, 0. the Richngmd curnpbeu, 4 Mnrle csnipbeu. Montague.: 1.».uruMor_.snnsn, Mon airls is unc 14-'ls ysrrisifl lvusr- exhibit doliobfe oven dosisrw. ooo- Bdy swim mmbéd the steps Sec. s-Parsnips: 1 Ernest An- Mille. 8 8tella_MeIntyIe. Montague. garet Beaton, 2 Irene Revees,

near 2 Dick lwconeen a Robert 4 Fred Aitken, Lower Montague. Hilda Preice, 4 Bemis. moholsm styles of a few you-rs azo. ond o few

leldills UP to the call. Mr. ‘e - '

told hw thu ,mm,__¢he Rmhfngga Mosher, 4 Ronnie Woodgate. Grades ii- and_4-ic): 1 Margaret Wheel Barrow Race-50 yards:

_ eet my conzregguon had been “mm - - MacDonald. zMcntl\l\\o. 2 Helen Vince Grant and Geo. Nicholson,

their budget obligations. 1°, ,sms mmm- the people,” tm _ clue s.-vegetables _ Grant. Montague, s christine Mc- .rack Murdock and Albert Gaudet, diamonds from dainty whoms-

rt was agreed to request the con- mmentgon md' _hm an opp,,mm_ Kondo. Montague. 4 Lila Reeves. s stewart Moxennn unc wilson

Yellor of the `Blld!;et'Con\u\itb»~ to -'-. .-5 f----ang M3. Edwin Wm” and Sec. 1-Tomatoes: l Ernest An- Whim R094- f Ross, 4 Archie Peters and Clarence ~S0me °hB»m\1“8 €¥@U\P1¢S~

'visit the congregations which need that in du, °°u,._§, they had dedd_ near. 2 Ronnie Woodgate, 8 Robert Grades 5 and 6 fd): 1 Beatrice Gordon. to be stirred up on tho question of sd to “cmd 9-_,~mm'l~°a_u_ M me Mosher, 4 Ja`mes_Ait\¢en. G11-Dt. Moflibglle. 2 Pearl Green. Relay Race-half mile; 1 Mon. Jewelry are rings of topaz, giving in the' Budget. In all oases, megung em ,mutha _mrpose of Seo. 2-Cucumbers: 1 _ Norma Molltlslle. 3 DOYWII Murdock, Mon- tsgue; 2 Whim Road; 3 Victoria Blllla-mttrine, amethyst, zirccrl-seo it is-understood that the said con- mddmggyg; m 8 can no other Campbell, whim 'Rosa-1. 2 Wands. tosue. 4 Ida Edmunds. Lower Mon- cross; 4 Lower Monteslle. 'u

vener is toseclire the consent of nam, wg memk-,ned_ The can was McFarlane, Lower Montague. 8 *WIN-

the minister whose field is to be my 1......-1,. ina' ...'...'....,,,.,.,., 'md Harry Mei1isb.=M°ntaeue. 4 Pu-ku' GM” 7 we B <02 1 Mouser- r

visited and wherever possible to ar- mg “Edd by |53 membm and 104 Aitken. Lower Montague. lib Murphy. Montague. 2 Lillian _

rahse an exchange with the min- adhel-mc, and was accompanied by Sec. 3-Beets: 1 Ernest Annear, Duke. Mollfazue. 3 Mlrjorle Currie. Marlners Land

ister of that field The report was 5 nmme., of u 550 meth" with 2 Wanda McFarlane. 3 stewart M0l1to¢ue. 4 Wanda Mclbarlane and -

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adopted us s whole. ' ' .son-ey Montague 4 Eleanor Lan- Ruby Votoher lower Montague. _ _-_-_--1

the use of the Manse and globe mn “immune ' Grades 9 arid lo (1): 1 Anne Port Churchlu FACES or ACTRESSES

. _ - _ _ cn- _ _. . . _

-veneu of the r>rosbvtemr ognrnittee 31°; §§“§h:;°§’.,°§0‘fl;'f.:f,1' .,I,“,{‘,§{,d.§n Sec. 4-Caboose: i Walter Jam- E“°1“=°~ V1°f0fl°» UNM- 2 Betty --

oh couegeunol Life servloe report- wg, secured from th, “Mini leson, 2 Bertie Lennnri, a Robert Murdock. M°1\¢°¢\1¢.S B111 C0111". crrolwlmii.. Mnnz, sept. ed on the standing of the vsnious Bmrd of Mission, thus making Mosher. 4 Mll¢°lm"MCKoMi¢- M°m"3“°» 4 W“1W1' ~7°~““°5°P» (OP)-From a na.vigator’s stand- HOLLYWOQQ can-f~» 5"'Pb°mb°’ students under the sure or the me 5,1,” up ,D 5,, mmmum of soo. s-runiplrins; 1 nul Ives. Lower Montana and Sybil Como- point. churohiu is s very easy Presbytory. It was unanimously g1g00_00_ Ag th, 0.-dmnrqn um” 3 Wendi M°Fbl'1a11o. 8 Mac Clair. ben’ whim no ` to enter. As the ship nears the 1°°k W0 mud* alike- DMTY1 agreed that those who have been md also st me mdumon nm” Montague, 4 Earl Currie, Montague. 53% (li)-M0/3 Grade: odptdm sees amen- cours, ,head of Zanuok. youthful producer.

‘ - Z Fill i'l'¢ Em$ t

laboring within the bounds oi' the mm 1 M _ Sec. 6-Squash. l Walter Jam him.It.h marked wlh bou ,st rt- Praabyteltlén during the summer abc" y Wibswf' M°d°mt'°r ieson, 2 Wanda. McFarlane, ii Ern- Nm°°¥`» 3 M°1`8°1°¢ P°l\“5’°¥\- Whim ing with a bell buoy outgside athc "1110\“° V1'!'1€W. m°\'€ Cho-FM?/H~"

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mouths recommended to the ro- ° PM pm dm est snneur. 4 Lovut Fraser. Mon- Road. 4 Earl Currie. Montague- henbour.

1 oh_ each shoulder. Some rings with 3 round diamonds have the baguette-

cut gems supporting the design. As

,_ ing steadily.

Some exquisite guard rings alle

rubles or emeralds. Many brooches

3 trusting with the heavily encrusted

1 fancy out stones interspersed with 2 round; square and marquise

Jade and 'diamonds combine in

Among the semi-precious

ln white gold, some with diamonds on the shoulders and some wifih little touches of enamel. There are arnetlryst and crystal necklaces strings of jade, strings of cultivated Debris- .

ARE T00 MUCH _ALIKE

26- 1**

port 2’l.--Movie a.otre:.ses are getting to

walled today as he prayed for

“We are ettin a new cro of

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In sh° °rdm°'u°n sent" me “gud Grades 'I and 8 (b). 1 Iorns Amldtis mgdyw bog-dthe ship Garbos, Crawfords, Bennetts, and

E _ _ §§§§?§§§”§§§ *€§§§*§§$§ yztieiiéli t is g = htgéiiiigl E lg; iE§;§-rtsggii l it .§...toi.... r rio

terrible

speotlve'?ileses to which they may Modemwr was mad _ .

decide so. when they have com- me m°¢‘hm3,_”;y nn if £;°1£g_ ' _ _ Finley- 2 Wendl M°F'el'll-he. 3 outsidethe entrance but after _ Plcted their summer’s work. ister; present, md in gh, mdumm (Ilan 4-Flowers ' iilllolllof MU!-»¢°d» Whim ROM. 4 vessel has been here once the cap- coiled a ‘screen fa4:e,"' lie said. _ 11" ,gpm-1; W” .,d,°p¢,ed_ service, ‘mr the dedicmnn pmy" _ een Reeves. _ tain does not often require any ‘In looking over portraits of young _ It/was learned with s gi-est deal by me M°d,n¢,m._ An of tm Mm: Sec. 1-Sweet Peas: 1 Bruce Mn- Glides 9 “D4 10 (02 1 G°°l‘s° assistance. The ship is almost al-~ players suggested for roles in pic- oi goysby the -presbytery that Miss im., ,nd Emu., pmm, mt pm Intyre. 2 David watter-worth, Mon- N1¢h°l°°b. 2 -Yom Campbell. 3 Bybll wsys berthec under its own stesrn tures 1 am starting, tho thing that Mnrioii Mounnsn, zlon gnu.-oh, in ,xwndlng ,D m._ vm” m, _,gm tsgue. 3 Marguerite Murphy. Mon- Campbell. 4 Parker Aitken. Waiter without the assistance oi u tug.

clurlottetown, hm been aeoeutcri hm, of ,,u0,,§h.p_ iosue- ~ -l°m‘°°°“- ` _ Range lights guide the ships et many of them look." as one oi the students in Deacon- pouowmg ,h,_,_ me cm,” to me sec. 2-.Mined mowers: 1 Blu B¢°~ 3 (el Art Work. Grade 1- night. 'rwo range lights in the estu- zuhuelrs- recipe for u topmost ess ~rr-sining House. 'fbi-onto, for-;,,,,,1y inducted mmm" W mm Mscr..sgqu.n, Montegire, 2 Ronald 1 M-hol Montague. 2 sry are so plnood that the pilot turn success is the quality oi being the your beginning tho letter part.by mv. c. cariyie Webster. 1uv_.1_ M“°D°“‘“” M°“““"°' 8 s"°n° P13." me ' Mmmue' 3 swung bm” his mp” tm p°sm°“ when "dm°”m'"h of September. | A_ P,.m,mM addmnd tm’ people Jamieson, Lower Montague. 4 Dick 0. Mo1lt\8\|e. 4 _Norms Camp- _one light shows directly above the Katherine Hepburn and Mar-

While it was not noosssary you-‘of ,M oangnnuom Then “me L Mlaollean, Montague. N11- Whim R066- ‘ \ other and that gives him,a clear gal-et Sulldvan urs notable ex-

pnnymry to tm, ua scum yeh “ther mums md mlm touching 5¢¢_ 9_q\,d;°1.,,; 1 step, Jam. Grade 2 (b): 1 Florine Campbell. course up to the wharf.

it was felt that lg, won bs g, grad-‘part of the m.v,w_ .mu was the ieson, 2 Bill Maoloasgan, 8 Anne M`°¥\£8»8lle. 2 Harry Acom, Mon- The magnetic compass however is _

4°." thing to d°_ rmoommend Mm. gowmns at mm My _www by R" m,m~ks_ tamlo. 3 Muriel Ross. Niiontaslle. 4 of lttle use in this part of Hudsoifs LOCKET IN FASHION; _ Mor/snnsn very highly to the Prin- M.-_ Jw., Wm, _ 8',” wmch “_ sec. 4-cor-ahlum: l alla couins, B°lm°- Llewellyn. whlni nord. Bay. The oort is so near the mas- rislvcs mom wlusr ,iw of me “mm H,,m,_ ...W me gm of tm Mmbnum” ohmh Monmue, , ¢,¢,h..,.,,, dom", Mm. ciredes s and 4 roi. 1 chin-les n’etio pole to which the needle _? onto. A resolution to this erisot was M.m¢,,..|, md th., Wm W" "__ terue. s Gertrude lri-user. Montague. U"'¢°“~ I/QW" M°“"-=s“°- 2 Brio ipoints that it is moby dosfees off :bursts ure book in fsshion accordingly adopted. Iwm 0, me me my on U ,mr 4 needle nenniirar. Montague. B°“d1°l\11. Lower Montague, s the one north. The gyro compass Romantic lockers in which two

Ram _,_ A_ n.m,hm.d_ comme, of-lor who for A number of yeah was John Dewar. Montlsme. 4 Arnold on the other hand alwaye Points in tiny photographs can be camed are

the Pnsbyhryya Nmmm” on s‘m_ .mmmwr in me Mamonneuve mu, 5_pm|¢ Lane, Montague. keeping with axis of the earth but among me newest dewmuve

__ dsy_ schools and Young l»eop1e's qhmh md who mm., ,ws mm - ' Jrgiiad” 52 mgusrfd” 1 WU* "-11 tbgtshipsioomingwiirtiw <€)l:1“r°1;ll1 feminine trlhlrots. aut instead or ~ Work reported on the Youns Peo- nut in zion ohur-uh chsrletteiown 5”' 1”"‘°“ ‘*“”"°““” -‘“”"°“ 1 ”°”' ve "' M°°“"°“' “re “ °““°°°° ` h S “` “HSUHK °“ e Gbelh mime the

pw. gduiq gwdnuy 1-md in du.. when hs hm beer; M, Wmws' 5:1-nest Anno", 3 Mnloolm Msn- M°”ff\8\l¢. 3 Gertrude Fraser. Mon- vention.

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‘ TORONTO, Sept 2'1.-Announce-

mcnt was made here today that Commissioner James Hay will leave the command of the Salvntinil Army in Canada in November _ Hé has been in charge of the Army for five years. Commimioner and Mrs. Hay will take a short furlough in _ London. Eng., before taking up

further work. The new official will _ be annouilced.

40 CHILDREN KURT

1 ' IN THEATRE PANIC

AMSTERDAM, Holland, Sept 2'!

-Forty children were injured 13 seriously, when panic followed fire in a movie theatre at Hllvemum today. Only one door of the theatre could be forced open and the children were crushed and trampled underfoot in the rush for I that exit.

EIIO' "I-'null' ____5'._ii|.

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the gutted liner, which Is beached

PROBERS EXAMINE THE RAZED LINER.

orlglh oi the fire which swept at Ashbury Park. N_. J. This photo

the “Mon-o Castlef’ assertedly has shows the federal investigators as become more doubtful in the mind: they prepared to K0 aboard the

in ti tors after the Fed- chaned hulk to inspect it. Left to

of the ves ga eral Board of inquiry, probing the right: Captain Karl Nielsen, James

sea. disaster, examined the hulk of Smith, and Dickerson N. Hoover.

Workers’ Gour

(By The Canadian Press)

Lszrclcsfran, England. Sent- 25-

Idlers in a new boot and shoe factory to be started here will be tried by 9, tribunal of their fellow- workers, who will decide whether they be dismissed or given another chance.

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This provision is contained l

the prospectus of c. new comps

basis, the workers being share- holders. One of the primary T65' sons given for the formation of the company is that the worker, "who has hitherto been responsible for making a fortune for his em- ployer," shall now have an oppor- tunity of participating in profits

the same time be retained in regu-

Employees and their wives wil take a holiday at any health re- sort in England once a year at the expense of the company out of ac- crued profits.

A manllglng director has been

exceeding $1,560 ii year, with no claim on directors fees.

Economic Situation

In Venezuela

The eicchange situation contin-

ues to be the dominant factor in both Venezllelsjs irrtsnlal and ex- ternal trnde position, writes Mr. J.A. Strong, Canadian 'Irade Com- missioner in Panama City, in the forthcoming issue of the Commer- cial Intelllgence Journal. The aver- age rate on the bollvar last month was approximately 3-15 cents to the dollar, or 32 cetlls ngalllst 19 cents at par and 15 cents two years ago. In addition tn tllc low prices being obtained for coffce (which accounts for 80 per cont of the exportsi ln terms of thc local currency, the European markets, which tool: nearly 60 per cent of Vcnczllcllrs coffee ill 1932. are cllrtallling their p1mcha.<es_ Consequently Venez- uela.‘s puwzhssing power as regards imported commodities has shown little or no improvement this year. In order to nlleviatc this situation, the National Clovcmment recently appropriated 10,000,000 bcllvcrs. over to ‘uc distributed among the coffee and cocoa grow- ers. which will be in effect an ex- port bclinty. In addition new public works projects have been started. A new tartrlhf law has been promul- gated also, increasing the import dutim still further on certain lux- ury articles. _

Rabbit Pest

In Australia

Nol_l“.llg in the history of Aus-

trsiio. has so seriously affected her economic development as the in- troduction of the rabbit, writes Dr. B. Millin, Commercial Agent in Sydney, in the forthcoming issue of

Drcnes to Face t N

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(A.P. By »Gunrdian’s Special Wire) WASHINGTON-, Sept. 26-Three

men widely experienced in the clif- ficult and often delicate art of

y settling disputes between employ-

ers and their workers were _aip-

wllich is to be on a. co-partnership pointed tonight by President RDose_

velt to adjust the recurring labor controversies of the textile indus-

try.

They were: Walter P. Stacy,

Chief Justice of the North Caro-

lina. Supreme Court; Real' Admiral Henry A. Wileym retired; and James Mullenbach of Chicago.

to the extent of 75 percent and at They also constitute the personnel

Steel Labor Board, named

of alle

lar employment- Lgsevcral months ago to settle em-

ployer-employee disputes in that industry.

In a lengthy executive order as-

tafulislling them as a board for .thc textile industry. Mr. R/ooseveli; the initial stop recommended by

aPP°‘“‘°d f°" “fe at “ “IEW “°" tho presidential modiutioh board,

appointed to settle the recent strike in that industry. _Their first task is expected to be the adjudication of rlumerolls complaints of discrirnlnatlon against strikers by employers in the rchirirlg of workers followlilil the close of the walkout.

First Prize Award

To Finish Artist

(By The Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Sept. 26 - In thi!

emblem contest collducted by tho International Federntion of Busi- ness and Professional Women. Anthi Szllmeilllnna, Finnish artist. was the willllcr of tho first prize of $100 for her design in blue and silver, in which the dominant [deft is a w0m:in`s llcnd, creiltod with av wing, signifying imaginative and creative power.

A second prize c about the some

amount went to Q Flclulld, al- so of Finland, and a

$20 tn Alfred Wiesel' of

" The competition.

llndcr the direction nf national Fedcri1tion's

committee on Music and the Arts. was for an international em- blem which could be worn as il. broach or a ring, displayed in club rooms or used on official station- ery. some 150 designs were submit-. ted from artists in Austria, Bol- plum, Canada, Caechosicvahn, England, Finland, France. Holland, Hungary, Norway, Poland. ' Sweden, Switzerland and the _United States.

Officers of the Canadian Feder-

ation here recently received word of the awards.

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capacity of the Commonwealth for carrying livestock would probabh be increased by '25 per cent. Nut- withstrtnding the extent of dsl-

eir I lime!

_ VISITOR. oil-lllell and Ollcake. oato. Whit!! nal Besides the million of pounds carried on for years, idierauggtugg

--- lend rye Hi*-llr. lard. bacon and that have been expended in len-|-present moment in most, infegggd

Stephen King-Hall, hams, salted beef and pork. con- omg, netting, fmnlgatlng, and pois- _parts ns many rabbits jg gvgr thgl-9

British pnblicht sndl densed milk, refined sugar. unman- oning. the loss to th; ggqmmon. wt.,-e_ xg was N; research department. ufmtured, unstemmed leaf tobacco. wealth from thu dctnriowctlon of that they are "Mo fm- 10”' Institute of Interact-fpotstoss. onions and lubricating oil pastures and from the consequent in Australia amounting in gsmpw who arrived in Cin-Q are some of the agricultural pro- lessened output of wool, live stock, pounds pg- ggdgmi, “ith

of Britain ¢o\ ducts supplied by Canada to Bar- and food crops, runs into some thereisa Mllklb ‘Cedlt of1,®0,~

ol the ln .bsdoaw the most easterly island ofihundreds of millions of pounds. 000 polmds a year for the proceeds

' the nifitiisi west mcies with the rermvul oi the rabbit the ,lor ann; und muon ,mu