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OCTOBER 22’ 1931 ` THE CHAR|.()'l"1`E'l`OWN GU ARDIAN A P XGE SEVEN

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(Canadian Press)

The first game of football of the

intercollegiate series between Prince of Wales and Second St Dunstan’s

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Noam sYr>NnY. N. S.. oct. 21 jim ie" P1“°° im* °“:';“;;“ “i Lest nishtthe cenununity cami- ll , .

_-The final race meet of the Cape h° Abegweit Gwyn” a 1"! °“-l°y°d B"°°h°!' hishly success- ° n m I n

Bretonseason, featured by a match Anyme Wm’ h" w““°°°° ° ful evening both in the mate" of

race in which two lady drivers Elm” in U10 Poli- k“°W the Siilen' attendance and enteitsirimeni; w `

tion from the start- to Hnieh.

esined, was held st North sydney did f°°ib“11 S°f“8Kl°° “le” ‘°“’“° the puciie. _ today and resuited as foiiewsf- Put UP- The" .il “°°hin8 Wi °°' Five hundred w11s1y` sppisudins

people. men, women and children.

'nr cuiss mor AND race "1'*‘°`1’-W-°-*em "°” th” ° enjoyed to the utmost the roiiioirins

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endothe- cotssaoi

Worthyset, Hood

.Volo Mobel, Lewis Frank Chrisw, Armstron Miss Worthy Gouglass,

season. It ‘will be a game worth watching today as both teams are in great form. ‘

ex rting themselves .to

tickle the public fancy.

Mr. A. Dowling was first in the

fiddling contest with Mr. Michael Boiger second. Both received cash

4; 5, iprizes Mrs R. Montieth was first

Hastings 5 5 ' . ' - ~ 'rirne-2.21. 2.19 1-a, 2.19 1-2. Rugby' Ch3mP|01iS in Ladies. step Dancing contest.

MATCH RACE

Rubl' P. (Mrs. Ballard) 1 1 2

Go To Fredericton

(cansdm press)

Mrs. D. Gillis being second. The Gentlemen's step Dancing ggn. test was carried off by 'Robert

GLACE BAY' N_ sq och 2o__`Weeks with Mr. Maclean second.

_ ‘ TWO 0001' Prizes were awarded. To-

Trampsmug, Mrs. Dr. Mc- The Caledonia rugby team, cham , ni ht .11 be

. Wi an evening

Isaac 2 2 1 pions of the Cape Breton Leagucir 8

‘ to

Time-Ill 2.13, 2.10. and holders of thc Mctier and Mc- (?::ud1anb‘;_;;';:';b;;d'miT‘°gi¢?“:

Curdy cups for 1930. will ieavoboncert at rt t

runs Fort ALL Thursday night for Fredericton.; ' “ mg ° 83°' The” Wm

lsucky Lindy, Mcfienna .. Captain Mac, Conroy

i-ob.:

we-

where on Saturday they will meet

Universitypof New Brunswick in the semi-final of the playdowns for

be door prizes. A-5 the S¢i’0Pi!lg pen draws near

the end of the sheet of paper on

. '°' which this is written it says, Watch

Abbe Worthy, Purvis

’ Jeannette Royale, W. W ~- Hector. J. Hood

mow ortho:

u`s1n

the Mctier cup.

Should the local squad win at

Fredericton the 'Caledonians will

Quebec playoffs in the final match

grounds at Glace Bay.

The Caledonia players are in

great fettle and those who have watched ther`n in action this year

for the Big Week -End _Announce- ment on Friday.

1 .~ Tim¢..2_15, 2,14, 3_13 1-g_ meet the champions of the Ontario f

,“g,j_ _

j,/iifff - _ ”"i**°_ for the cup on the South Street *@-

'25 , p. ,.

v. sowuiio

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SUMMERSIDE

Continued from page 1

Arriving very shortly after the

accident, Hon. G. Shelton Sharp,

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r M C. N. Hmmm” club are agreed that this yea” tem is ap ain Read and Mr Robert Dew

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i,,§_ Telegrnphera _ I . . .. .. ._ 126

- f L. Anderson . ,.. .. 50

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G. Blenkhorn ... ... . 127 Y. G. Swan ... ... ... ..... 208

sanuny Hood .. 160

" _Gordon Williams . -...._ 122 ‘- .'.i‘. Brehaut .'.. ..__ 110 94

superior to the one that won the

or rendered what assistance they

Accountants could the injured man being con-

J. F. Gordon _.. .. 150 .W. 0. Maolieod .. ..... . 133 Ruby Campbell ... .. 80 Urban Gaumt .. rss' Barry Walsh ... ... .. 157 E. MacDonald ... ... 141 _ E. McConnell ... ... _.. 63 .'i’ota.is sso

155 147 132 70 105 156 106 880

Engineers

. . Mor..eren'... .. 125 va

as st

Howatt ... ... .... 133

.W. H. Townsend ... ... 187 M. A. 1-Iowatt _ .... 188 N. Nicholson ... ... 133

135 166 180 188 140 208

‘ Total... . ... ... ... ... 2197 , Majority for Engineers, 496 pins.

, ' Superintendent:

170 197 200

Z Jean McLean ... ... ... lla 34

lzell Rice ... ... .ee _ 101 171

148

J. R. Nelson ..... 98 W. C. Davies ... ... ... 171

Total . ... ... . 1712

124 188 173 178 105 86 34 109

W. O Davey . . .. R. Cameron ... ... ... . 158 Li. E-'Ryan ... ... ... 163 J. F. Fraser ..... 202 ihubrey Foster ... ... . 109 M. Livingston ... ... . 104

Majority for Superintendent: pins.

Bowling Tonight

7 to 8.80-Y‘s Mens league.

'APPOINTED '

Continued from page 1

` Picton, Antlgonish, Colchester,

Cumberland, Hants. Gnysboro

and Halifax, with headquarters at Picton. He played a promin- ent part in work reviving inter- est in the fisheries during the last fenyears and in reorgan- llation carried out by the Fed-

eral Department. He was born at Pictou, the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Sutherland, “Sea Crest." Educated at Picton 'Academy and Mount Allison Uni-

rugby title of eastern Canada last year.

The team has been handled all

season by Charles Mcvicar, who took charge of the players some years ago.

Spring Will A See Improved

Conditions

a gradual picking up during the _Fall and winter months with conditions showing a definite improvement by

noticeably better ot! than e re

and solidarity down here," he said.

veyed in Mr. Dewar's car to the hospital where Dr. Simpson, upon examination, found Mr. Waugh had rceeived several scalp woimds and

At a late hour last night Mir.

Waugh had not recovered 'con- sciousness and little hope was"~en- tertained of his recovery.

Evidence of the course followed

by the car driver after the colli- sion showed that he swerved into

,the ditch and continued on into

Mr- Philip McNally’s field, knock- ing down a fence pole. The tracks showed that he made the tum and

SAINT JOHN, .Oct 21.-“I100k for ` lil Coming Out of the field 383111

broke another pole and oss-pied s length of fence wire with him some distance on the highway

were H0 eliewltnesses to the colli-

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pionship last year. so the Bain fun supplied b gh ana in t ° U U r N S T e S are out to win the ieureis this wha m eve, Z ° m 3° en _

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a badly fractured skull. . 0

f‘MAYBl2 you’i:e lucky, Rex boy. Your whiskers are cute,

so you never need to shave. But there’s a big difference

between bristles on 11 dog and bristles on a man. Of course you don’t enjoy being plucked, but that only happens once every few months and a man must shave every day and sometimes twice a day to look well. And I understand shaving is no joke. Many men seem to use this as an excuse for neglect. I’m sure they’d shave more often and more carefully if _they knew how repulsive stubble is to most girls.’f

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Most men, we feel, do realize that a growth of stubble, however slight, is repulsive to women. Bristles, in fact, are a drawback

in every business and social contact. In the past men could possibly be excused for their neglect because razor pull and burn made shaving a distinctly unplcasantnchore. Today Gillette offers a splendid new blade that removes 'the beard cleanly, entirely without discomfort. V

Try it, and you’ll agree with us that shaving can be a rather pleasant performance. Your razor fairly skims across your face, mowing down wiry beard as if it were boyish down. Prove this on our guarantee. Buy a package of Gillette blades and use a couple. If every shave doesri’t measure up to your expectations, return the package to your dealer and he’ll refund the purchase price.”

spring,” declared A. H. Grainger, Mr. Waite, mio walked his horse ` 1° '

general manager for 'I‘he T. Eaton into Summerslde and found tha

Co., Maritimes, Ltd., when asked animal was not seriously hurt, was ‘

to comment on the business outlook himself badly shaken up, He de. in eastern Canada, while in Saint scribed the car as a large one, but

John on Saturday to attend the could give no other information. lRAZ0RS B LADES.

funeral of W. Shives Fisher. _ 'I‘he police are diligently search-

“The Maritime Provinces are very ills for the driver of the car. 'mem 1085 St. Alexander St., Montreal, Quebec _ _

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oi canada right now." he said. sion. but it is beiieved the ear may ' °°“”t’y immrtcd °;’;`;’;;"1d.i,;i.f5 hx; I 1 ~ 1-Mgney 15 drculnting quite freely have been damaged sufficient] t ing a value of $ . . W 6 ona ly approved a schedule of sur- Cliicf Justice Pnitangall at Aug- and the process of recovery seems afford a clue. y 0 Canada Holds the value of exports was $295,516,-

well established." MT- WBUEH, it » 898. The imports were about $195,- on such traffic as coal, steel, for- or was named ree@i\~er_

Explaining that the Maritimes do fgmuyl has resize; igisssitlersaag Flf Place As 000,000 lower than for the corres-I

not normally experience the ex- for the put few yea,-5 having re, , I>0i1din8 Period of 1930, and the ex- tremes of depression and prosperity moved there from wuém Tfade Natlgn DON values dr0PiJ0d by H0001 $138.'

to as great an extent as other parts '. 000.030-

cf canada. Mr Grainger paid stri- _-__ Duty collected during the six; buts to the “staunchness of Mari months was $61312 307 as agoillmi

time outiuoir." (Canadian MSS) $8°’m’333 M r°"éh1°; $w’0°°'°°0|

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"There is a feeling of steadiness 0'I'I'AWA. OHV. OCL. 21-Cana” ‘under collections for the same per- five million dollars increased rev- and protect depositors the com-

°°m'm“°d t° h°]d her V°5m°“ “S i°d 0- year iii-10. enue on the basis of present traffic missioner petitioned for tlic np- l und, riisliiiig in, drove the weapon

world in 1930, according to the

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charges, all less than 10 per cent, usta yesterday and the commission.

est DI`0dllCfS. ores and oils. Rates' Mr. Annis issued the following

- difficulties, the commisson condit- The r:c:ivcrsl1ip wzs grautcd.by

EDMONJIN, Alta., Oct. 21.-

Damage totalling $18,000 was done by fire which razed two barns on thc Prince oi Wales ranch 'Monday near High River, Alta. The fire claimed the $1,000 champion cow, Balcairii Luvatcru; the $600 cham- pion hcifer, Princeton Lily; the $600 yearling hcifcr, Princeton Jessie and

left undisturbed.

within the United Si:1‘rs

Closes Doors

(Canad`an Press)

lon wheat, corn, cotton, statement; livestock and fresh fruits-would bg: “Owing to continued ivitlidrawiil

iof funds by depositors the bank

“The plan outlined. we estimate. has resehed the limit of its oush

will produce between one hundred 1-¢gsur¢¢S_ m1111011 and 0116 hundred t\VOIliy- “In order to conserve ilic assets

I“f,ha1; 13 most refreshing at n time C°ntmU9d l'I’0ill page 1 nh. “nh tnuunil nation °f the lil- if applied both state and 1nter5tat_c_I pomtment of a recciven-1

such as this." _ ---n--*_ I t I This should cover deiiiciencies in The eiosnre ws the mst time in

“S °“d- ‘"‘“““l ’°p°"" °f the D°p“’ me” ° , F' O P ° interest on fixed interest °b1is==i°|feur years e. Maine unnir fniicd to

Surrounding him were the friends '1"'“d° “md °°“““°’°° ’S5“°d he” We n “nee ions with s susetontiei serene., iefti 9,, its doors for b,,_,1,,0,s_

. . .

Po ulation ‘ Up

p and fI°W°*`S he 1°V€d In 'pe' capita trade °m°“g me f W I R h over" the commission said | The Fort Kent Trust Company

of Australia Listening in a room upstairs to,w°’ld tmd1n8 natmns the D°mm' 0 a es anc Under me pun them V-Vouid be was organized in 1903* In its last

which the ceremony came by con-11°” md "Se" "°‘“ 5°"°“““ l’°5“'; no increase in Joint through rates pnbiished statement idst Marsh. the

SYDNEY, New South Wales, Oc' “filed amplifiers Were his Wife. his ion in 1913 t° murth p°sm°n lnl cm to Th G man) to and from foreign countries cX- bank listed assets of $982,116.44. Do-

tober 21 _(British United Pre5s)_ children and his grandchildren: \1930, while gradually moving down (S statistics' iust issued by the setins HWY F`°fd and HW/ey Fir<=St°ne: me “ale ’“ P" °‘“°““ "°‘“’“"` °r

oonunonweeith atstistieimprores- Mrs Herbert Hoover. a very few ‘“‘P°"°"°“-"

I od ctio . rtatio oi

sor oruiin, show that at the end close friends- “ p’ “ “ ‘md °"’° “

or 1930 the population of Austrsiis The grief and respect of the ns- _,zany staple pppduetslclenddnartpgrxlrs reeehed s tetei or o.4'ie,os2, repre- tion was left to be expressed in an gh t‘;“‘°““ the I" ’““,o’; mn' senting en increase er 1,064,135 dur- organized plan sponsored by Pres- ,zzyirlnfhgpor .ern mcicliiianigc “_ ing the last ten years. To this total ident Hoover for extinguishing for bestos the Dggllinlgn led an others sam’ natural increase (me excess M one minute at 10 D' m' (E's'T') the lCanada is the world's second largest

births over deaths)` contributed 776,- billions of incandescent electricl old od 1 I t_ ' _p Y D ns

' 1 light globes which light its ways g pr uc ng °°“ntry‘ and n ou seven )m"l° u ` The Fort Kent Trust Company with BURBAN South Africa. October

pc \ c “ar cept on that portion of thc Journey mana dcposits were $157_2n2_7i;, and

savings deposits $529,885.40.

The bank failure in the state

|\v:s the Waldo Trust Company of

Maine Bank |Belfast, which closed in March.

1921. ,

child sieys Ledfeurd

FORT KENT, Maine, ost. 21.- -1- `

481 73 t. nd net m FB- 1 ~ '

:emit-y. hemlli1f1thhisDs`tl1l;fli)i1:ietoungp um; oE°nm|;e:-tecpnawaaw ox M per because of ML Edlmnm genhm put of wheat and zinc holds third Prof. W. L. Cnrlty;lc,tman1:gcr of B branch at Maduwaska remained 2,__lBrmsh Umm, P,.(.5S)_A mb verseal W 0 , , place., the ranch, believed in spon aneous _ - ,,- _ n,

1 . - Moumers at the home entered closed today following a petitioning ive child of 12. S111.--0 limidei.

He took rank in England, joined the Will- ` As far ss exports iire concerned combustion caused thc outbreak. All .

,, 11, 1 "rl T k 5 L t .t. bb d d killed a fiiii-grown loo-

ust division, Black Watch. and --.---‘-**"* wh ° “n °r“m payed '__ ° ° the Dominion reads the world in the rnneh hands bntiied the flames, mf’ b““‘““P °y y"St°rd“y by S “ °<s 1 C in , L., me of ,mother m_

Allis Ui rsity. ,You Hom Again, Kathleen. Its B k C issione Sanger B. An- Bard. Selma 10

lerved in Paieliilw Bild Fi'im°°- M clam” “t M°““t tint] "ge Wm sort main; mingled with the crack wheat, newsprlnt, nickel, and ss- but the high wind blocked their ci- ng Umm _ r mc who had attempted to km the

the Close 01 the W" hi! °°“"m“°d M5-1°’ “nd Mn' su e m 1 1 in h n ibestos is second in the export of forts and thc firc spread rapidly. "_

his interest in miliilfl' affairs and take up residence in Halifax this le of pine ogs a uge replace aummbbiieg and wheat flour, while For twelve hours the fire was fought

ioined the Pictoil HiKhlM\d¢W- Mid mst; I Pi to is “Mm 3 aA;tE;“;f°:l:g:; fir; ranking high in wood pulp, lumber, befor-_e it was p cientcd from

Fraser o c

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. mg th, rank of Major. He married . . . u. . ~ fish- °°pper raw 1urs_ etc, ' spreading to other buildings of the C 0 m I I I u I I 1 t Q Q 1° I I 1

M158 C0l18il¥\°¢ 3mm"» ‘i°“3'h"°" °" °“p.°"i‘°r 1°’ me “smut mrmujly ths1m:m£ymTmT; dn.:'h,:d rm: bk- Depressed' values the world over ranch. Prof. Carlyle fs thc cham-

lm A' 0' smith' P'°‘°”°f °t in mn” °! Mu" s“m°"°nd` mg; ' Tam' ;syede,,m&; 6:; are reflected in the trade figures pion cow and boilers were being _

,= M __ , . _ ---- V p ` Home““m°°the 'vvestn on the violin. for the current fiscal year. Reports prepareb for the Royal Winter Fair _il I O _ tl.

the

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No matter how discouraged-look p in ii' is. |et's show you what a n_ur- .

‘ ado our modern. skillful Cleaning = V

can work in restoring its smcrtnesa W

and freshness. All for . . .

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the first songs made popular on the

the blanket from the car at the Fiorum last niadit.. kindiv retum tn J. Barrick. P. I. I. Hospital. as tho! IN kfioin. 9532

Life; he that believeth in Me.

Dr. Her-ben prayed Dr Lewis Perry

It and "Kathleen" were the -inven- ‘mum md” by the diznzinzgz B Toronto

1°" f-We -ed my me -me f?f‘.ZZi §“.,;‘.ii‘_1’,,.‘§.‘°..§"..‘.§,,{‘.....,.. ,... U-_ S_T1j,'('§,§' CANADIAN LEGION BAND CUNCERT

phonograph h° created Then tlierel _` Bi Revenue

was mum ml; Bach pm Hmmm, the Methodist Episcopal chureh er S' en. rre ievea that. too. 'rho rtev. 33'; ;;“"s2‘° :;f§,,”;f;'“ U32; wm;;,",:`,.R , BINGO - JAP STRINGS - SHARP SHOT stephen .r. 1-resen, ronnei- Pastor- or , Y °" ' ° ' ” j UNTRY STORE DOLL WHEEI,

'I sm the Resurrection end the was1~rrNo'roN, n. c., oet. 111.- (0 --

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1\o;:<'. but had only succeeded in `,\J.~,iil5' li. -

’ih1- leopard, who nightly pi-owled

about a village on the outskirts of D111-lmii, was iuiown to have carried

paiivaiy many domestic animals and 1lo.';s. Oiic uiiilit a iiuiit was organ- izxzd, and a puck of dogs cornered the leoparcl. A native flung a spear, 5 wouiiding ilrc aniiiml, which attack- ` ui him. It wus ilic-ir that the child ‘grnbbcci u spear ii-om it bystander

ilirougli the lcopi:ii‘d'S body.

SHANGHAI, Oct. 21. <A.P.)-

Movvnifiits under Chinese, Mongol, :iid Maiiciiuriiiii spoirsoriiip to sep- :i1~n‘.c iii: vast area- of Manchuria frnin tlic rcst of Chino were re- ported today developing spontan- eously in various parts of the “three ciistcrn provinces."

Exiict information, however, still

was lnckliig. The few dispatches rcncliing here were from Japanese soiircvs. since the Chinese no long- er control thc' Manchurian ‘com-

iiiiriiirntions systems.

Chinese officials continued to

1 -“.lf‘.r¥.~ mid Japanese spokosmon to rlony that thc- movements for Man- cliiirinn autonomy are encouraged

ADS though he die, yet shall he live." The railroads of the United States

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WILL Tn! PAB!! wno Tonx of Phillips Exeter Academy. T014 ‘Ye-Sierday lost their spectacular

the tribute, written `by Arthur J. filht for a 15 por cent freight rate

bl' the Japanese govcmmcnt.

i‘i"‘.'.‘.‘°’;.°"‘..’“"°“ ... i‘2.I';'.°.2.'$.'...‘.’.2° 27'” °“'»Admission -Free To All Over SiXi€€11 '

,i “ e as drio ar I ". o an inter e com-t

gunna! IEWAIDS wut In ltmt. pnmer had written. :Ines ixgimerppl commission proposal tori W SAT..

9.1¢ Nm" mvqmg wmgnne pconquered no countries. He mee o increases to be pooled for D A B IL IT BE “A

of! sogiooniosr '1e;is”Ns;itiilfry uns B. siaved no peoples: Wi ll” ‘$0155 A the good of -all. Y

° *ff* '_ ' . ' ‘ power the mI¢l1i¢“d° °f W °h 11° T0 provide money for lifting C

wnh' °m‘l°"'°°°'“§539,10_”_,| warrior ever dreamed." Ifllllood bonds from their present

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