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Central animal.

ORGAN RECITAL to-morrow ev- ening, at Zion Churcb- 013i

HIGHEST PRICES paid 101' live poultry. Iiurris Abattoir Co. 8969-9-8-tf.

CORINNE GRIFFITH ls 11116 ill‘ “Three Hours" at the Prince Ed-I ward today. I

YES-Three Hours witl1 Corinne Griflltb ls a special but it will bo presented at the Prince Edward today at regular prices. l

SHINGLES — Unloading a, car‘

‘of edar at Colville Siding now. R,

A. nflPhail. 9693-10443;

WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU just had three hours to live? See what beautiful Corinne Grlflithl does I11 “Three Hours" at the Prince Edward today.’ l

RECEIVED BY EXPRESS —-l Ladies Velvet and Combination felt' 1111111. ‘Special $3.50. S. A. MneDon-l

900910-1521. O-Elluor Glynn did not write “Three Hours" but it is a corkeri just the same, you'll say so~ when you 11cc It at the Prince Edward today. _ l

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LIVE HOGS-We will be buying live hogs at St. Peters Wednesday, Oct. 19th Highest market price to

be paid according. to government . , .. T.‘ gmdmg‘ OE‘ Pm“ s‘ 8°“ lxfenltltiigoull gill? guild‘ 50h only tllzlfilhlimtnil” alifcclfld Ztliwtbllzlicllierl IgglllGII 8 1’111'1111l1>s—l Florence 970240453‘ H l1 Y c nee s o t e pa s e i \- Canb _k ~ ~ onts ministered to but the spirit- 111st the onlookers can l1ardly| 11¢ -

THE LIBERTY MAGAZINE calls Corinne Griffith the most beauti- ful woman in the world, you'll agree when you sec Corinee in "Three Hours" at lite Prince Ed- ward today.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr. and Mrs. John James Mucdon-

‘ aid; Plneete, announce the engage-

ment of their daughter, Dr. Flor- ence Macdouald to Mr. Edward Philip Pipon of Toronto: marriage to take place osrly in November at Ascension Church, New York City. , 9727

—~The Thankolferlng of the Women's Missionary Society of .the United Church, New London was held on Sunday evening. Oct- ober 9. A large congregation was: present and listened with intense interest to the which was so clearly described bv‘

lUnlted Church here on Tuesday 7mm we "m" ‘he weigh“ ‘"9

lChristianity in action.

eloquent address,

peatcd encores. Mr. Llttlcjohus the seal on his lame by lumping gave two violin selections. 1.0 142 pounds. Last your Spearfclt which he was compelled to respond- carried 131 pounds and won 1.1 thc A hearty vote of thanks was moved record time for the race of 3m 22 by Mr- E. Rayner seconded by Mr. 1-2s. E. Mutch and heartily carried. Fllllmlins the program, a large of Australian racing. number 0t dainty boxes contalninl bought as u yearling for

Tryon School Fair

The school fair was hcTd iu Try--

Spearfelt is one of the romances 011 Consolidated school c-n Tucs" 11¢ was flay. Sept. 27th, 550 dollars "Mimi's 111M118 111111. Hi1. ‘ii-yon

The following

lemming delicacies were auctioned and has now won nearly 200.000 Cl-"mlllldfllell. North Tryon uud Al-

by Mr. IIlcLeod. Before depart-dollars In stakes. He was thwshl i118. the ellihrlfllflfil”! Were lIWll-Bd to have lrretrlevably broken downl 1° s" ‘IQWB l0 11 Wfllldfirful relmsbsix mouths ago, but a CleVel train- served by the Mt. Herbert Ladies. e.- has cured him of his trouble 81111 1111611111111: 11111 Justice w the same he u. 110W said to 1.11.111 line fetlle Mr- helsh Dluswell Blrllsgled td-lor winding up for the Cup. » his feet, and In behalf of the party flacehofses m [he squlhern thanked the ladies in a very neat 1891mm have Iisrpgcb. Tibial hostegseruslisflug "F0? August first, and on that date thlsl are 0 y goo e ows,” to . . which the guests responded "For yam sputum was a s“ ye“ om they are jolly good cooks." financial result o1 the concert was bu, out of ma, numben probamyl

lmost gratifying and will help dtPnot more than 30 w," mo‘, we “unwood, Tryon Cons; their lwomlfillle. Tryon 0011s.; 3rd; Cicely

|'slI_1-fi111‘ll.NO1‘lh Tlyon; 4 Helen Chis- holm, North 'l‘ryon.

fray the cost of renovating the Mt. es‘

Herbert Church. Many fail to come up to

owners’ expectations, others when the exigencies of training are Powna] News placed upon them. One way and another, the nlnnbers are thinned

M,“ lq‘loreilce Murray MD" N10, down until it is considered a bu: dical missionary or Korea. lildiu. “em ll mflfe than a score and u hall who is now on furlough, addressed “T.” summed “P n" ‘he event‘ s public missionary meeting in the “Pile ml

1),; gym-ray‘; message was sued, both straight-out a11d in con"-

night. another

followsd with intense interest and 311719110115 will‘ pleasure, us she took her attentive , _ Ilggeneyg m. an (magmary ‘am-my Cup-in double i1etiiug. A milllondol-l to Korea and there spent ‘u any 1818 can be won in bets by a stable with them going the rounds of the 6111191‘ slralght-clut 011 the hospital of which Dr. Murray has illlllllle C1111 01' 011 1118 ‘complete charge. Alter such a trlp 1101111163’ _

one cannot help but say surely this A hundred and fifty thousand- is the work of the Master who 11801118. -. Dluiiflllly

ual needs as well. This surely is breathe, and surrounding hillsides Ons would will be densewith spectators. This ;but need to hear the speaker to un- is the glorious Spring season, and Iderstand the urgent need there is the brilliantly messed women-iolkl for urgent prayer, willing courage- as ardent raccgoers us their malesn ‘Ous Christian workers, and finance will splash lawns and pathwaysl‘ .10 help to carry on this glorious with color. Flleinlnl-fton is a roomy ‘W011i. 111110118 our heathen brothers course, but on lylelbonrne (‘up dayl and sisters in the far off land. Dr» it is always a problem for the Vic- Murray leaves 11w 1111111111 shortly lOria Racing Club's officials m for Halifax, where she will take a11 pack the people In. The course X~r11y courfie- Mrs- WI Thompson itself is one of the most trying for o! clflowll 11180 88W a Bhflrt 111111 n horse in Australia. and has a fin~

while Mrs. Llttiejohns welcomed n1 mete]. Iwf» m"! u ha" fuy-[Qngfl mun Wright.

It is considered by race en-l 590- ghe finest Leard, 2 Myrtle Lcurd, 1i Jessie

the missionary to our Church. 10m; hhusiasts to he one of

M we “venmg service "i U"? and most exhilarating sights in the

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l‘Alexandra Baptist Church on Sun- world to see me Melbourne Cupl THANK OFFERWG 55RV|CE day 185" the “Bu” “Wk” "llmlhe field sweep into that stretch for be)!

words “For God Hath not given u“, ‘as, desmmm Mme usdthe llspirlt of fear, but of Powe1‘-w|nn,|“g DOSL ‘$56 of 8°‘? M“ “i i‘ 9mm‘! mlmL The Mclbrurnc Cup is an Aust- Ioi (espla er emphwlzed ‘he “Bed 1111111111 National event,- 11ot a more ‘gospeTfzufisfi m dmgichmg ‘ilehorscracc. It really reflects the movwm‘ m anger” t . 1195mm” history of‘ the country's develop- Home but :1,“ pg ° c“ er n5 m ment, for its stakes rose from a ' t e spirit or “we thousand tlol‘ars in the first V931’

to the

‘Crossmaxi, Tryon Cons; Over 300 horses were wslghtcdqflm. N°Fll1 TIYOII; 3 Jessie LG-NLi The for the Melbourne Cup last June NW"! TFYOIL l

Dc- f—l Florencebfiflld, North 'I'1'yon; s, heavy wagering goes 01111111 M11101‘ lmnan. North 'I‘ryc~u; g5. 3 Leah Lord, North Tryon.

race or Cameron, Albany; Cicely Leuid, 3 three weeks earlier, the Caulfleld Mfllfil‘ 1111111111. 4 N°P1111111 Wfliihl. ‘

b81111, Tryon Cons; 2 Lcnmen Cull-

Mel‘ ‘beck; 3 Charles Wright. i Wiilimn “gwg Cups ‘F011, Tlyon 0011s.;

more, will befcfllllwck. -i

the pastor, Rev. Mr. Ayers. A very

pleasing part of the program deserves special mention, was a l‘ mm} by “lime” (“WW8 llllfhfifi 1111111 hvvlyn Ward was m11ch en-

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nurcd v BULBS

sweetly rendered solo—"My lleav‘ ‘ enly Father Watches O’er Mo" by‘j°~‘°“ by 3“- Mr. J.B. Lewis of Freetown, who‘ M '€—

possesses a voice M. very fine cub, r. Linkletter, Summcrsldc, was titre. Messrs‘ Auld and Lewis sum-Ila visitor l0 Pownal on Tuesday on tho duet, "0 Love That Will Not ‘l P"5"""5 "111- llc returned w Let Mo‘ Ge." which was very beadchtow" m‘ wedlleiidily-

tifui throughout. and which was‘ very approprlate (m. the occasion“ Miss Helen Hamilton of (Ih't0w.1 The many flowers which were o: afillent the week end in Pownnl, the ‘great variety added much to thefwest or Ml“ mm“ A°°Pl1~ (service. The women of this soci» cty. are to be congratulated on‘ m” vim“ Bauem- Wfllerflltllh “fling such remarkable work as gxlrtéioretl to tho City Salnwsy oven.

was shown by the past yem-‘g m. M“ T710719)’ Mulch and party

port. -motore1l from Bunbu t S ._ °FF_' side on Wodnesdayw n ummel

We have just received direct from LISSE, HOLLAND, a large shipment of CHOICE FLOWERING BULBS of first size and quality in HYAC- INTIIE, TULIPS, NARCIS- SUS, CRUCUS, Ill-IS, FREE- SlE DAFFODILS, em, etc. DOUBLE and SINGLE BULBS, separate and AS- SORTED COLORS. Bulh on sale at. our BOOK STORE.

Send post card with ad- dress for a copy of our bulb list. We pay postage charges on all orders.

(iltnllll. “Now and get mt selection.

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T0 solicit orders for Tailored in Measure Suits and Oval-cents. See our cash discount or special offer ql extra pants free for this month "lily by sending order this month.

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Mr. and Mrs. Sephns Ross, vem. 110. were visitors by the Murray Harbor train to the City on wed. nesday.

Mr- Hellf" Mflflro Clftown was a yilsitor in Hazelbrouk on Wednes- ay.

Certified seed potato Dlflklllfi i... m"? ¢°ml1ieted here. The crop a" “c” *1 01111111’ one. Statistics “'11! Rlnlear later.

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E FISHING EXPERTS lTlmrsdayh hlmitreal Slur says D11 Cyrus Macmillan. Molson‘ Professor of English and Lit-‘ crhturc and chairman of the De- partment of English at McGlll U11- lVBT-‘llly. recently appointed memb-l er oi’ the Royal Commission to ln-l Vestlgntc the fishing industry in the Maritlmos, meets the other Illlenlbfirfi 0f the commission today‘ at Campbelltou. N.B., where they will hold 1t preliminary meeting bc- M fore proceeding for a brief ........y h of the Maritlmes. Dr. Macmillan loft Montreal last night with Mr-‘I glrlsggféfimic-‘Fa-‘nlélacélesn. president» v . | r 1 11nd (vhuirrlan of tfigrhofifilfxhllltmdrfilA-n £.'...',*'.."'.:'1.".'r...":1' N - ~43 commsso hope to secure ml1ch of the mgahf‘ l“! "my W"! TP-Iluire for their in- -_ vfiflligstions there will be an ad-l (By British United Prels.) iflurnmotlt. Commenting on me‘ MPUBQITWNE. Australia, union. ggmnwrissio? prior to his departurengg §‘,‘;"“‘(‘)" the k/"l! 111111111 HWOOIH u“; Inalcmlllan indicated that. it ls C“ ‘flvlnunfiton racecourse, in n.1,,- mmuf Q1 91111101110 0f tho famous “n; m. e (lctided on November Ho“: Iloicpcart drafted by the prg.~b t.‘ horsmace Ior dhe MM. W“ M: milntflsion with which he ‘fn-"n" C1111. one of tho most. histor- “Med 3106911 11d and which lHVBSllq “ m“! llflhly endowed handicap M m present situation In thehvents In_ the world. The prize for ar me Provinces. ($218061? s] winner islworth nearly m 1 ° BT11 n c1181 and a 10nd nuiifcfrviim-E CONCERT _ Ahlollar gold cup, while second and ‘mm aumrent ma» llff0rd0d thelhl"! 110M111 Win 10,000 1101181.. and ‘he M‘ enlclo w 1c]. assembled “p500? dollars in prize money. ‘mum! - T "heft Consolidated‘ Established in 186i. when Vic- ‘mlo raémw 7111194111’ ovenlng- The‘t0rla was a spmcely populated 1m. or 8M1" a; gnder the directiomtlsh colony, this year's comes; is Crflnwn “do erts Spencer of‘tl1e 67th annual unbroken race [or "y res-no‘ M“; splendid in sv-dhe trophy. in that lime ubodt Dreamer? ';I_h 1'» "my Mutch ahly‘$2.000.000 has been given In prize n‘ two -hr“‘“° Program consistcdllnoney and owners’ sweepstakes. Mi“ s em "Md Diano_ duets by‘ The event has been r1111 over 1t Throfl 1111b Miss McKenzie. distance of two miles since Its in~ Messrs Qu‘ FIR Y lghe male trio.‘auguratlon, and to win it is the a111- smma who: "Y-t lngWBll and hition of every rscshorse owner in monlmialy edvn cos blended har- this racoho an loving counny. Suc- w but" gnu!!! gave never hoard‘cess crowns a. l1orse's career (n. the edly annuals" -r BY Were deserv-,turf, and If the winner lsau entire, The vocal so? t8!‘ each number. his stud value is enormously on- ‘md Ml" MCKOs in‘ Mine McNeil banned. applauded whtlélillc hwere heartily. That the race is difficult to win ream“ M- M.“ a! ti‘ e inimitable is proved by the fact that In its house with I Q all. rocked the 1o11g history the only hoise to win augmer "l"! ‘lPBW Tli-‘it twice was Archer, the winner of g . |the first and second Cups, Since A Babe "I the House then many great horses have tried is , w . ‘ win a second Cup. but none has a e -spl'lng 0f ‘succeeded lnlbrfl?llifll the hoodoo 99 that seeming y cl ngs to such a per- Pleasure Iformance. ! m l h M ,- , , _, ‘Among the grea oat lea n t e Pfl-IINKI ‘luafalilndrl’ $,::i,,',,_,:)",:'l§1f0“¥':,',',i history of the race was that of u-mk: w-nen, “p1... Carbine in 1990, who as a live-year filairr- l 1111mm old carried 146 pounds to Victory. ,.':,-,,"§~,,£,';;ml’ "f.',‘,','_1Csrbi11e was probably the greatest wriplion. Ishozse ever bred in this country. Ptrlcurlhvlwl 111P- and after that great win be was '.'.'.' ‘Lfill i""l..il"l;1><>us11t 11 11 1111111 11"" '11 1111 E1111-

more troulale" 1‘lIsh Peer. the Duke of Portland. “i: W“ 1"“ “Maud his blood had s11 Important In- " M‘ M“ fiuence on the thoroughbred. Among

,. . n. 1.1 ~11 1m nliurlyel‘; 11:11 11 his best sons was Slwlrmint. win-

! . . r‘"ncia .11.. 1, ""1" "'°*"*""- ner 01 the English Ilerby. and 11 Prelcritrflunycnia utirhhlefiafiulvlor‘rhglnotable sire himself. Pultrel, an- nm 1 believe It 1| the only medicine ether great Australian-bred stayer. ""' ‘h’ """“""' "“’""" " "‘“‘ '_ carried 110 pounds successfully 1n

"Eklgmtgl ‘fill?’ 311.‘: "s? 2'... aml 101a, and this your. flnenrrelt. the (Ibllllll thin Prescription 1.. tablela or “"195; Australian slayer of recent l ““" °' “M ° p years, and n granvinolrot the fam-

h ll) lo Dr. from Jtlmraittl’! in “Hamburg, Ont. or a m“ Carbine‘ Wm endoamr)“ pm

and power striving to help all A . .. o ' to $11,000 in I890, n ‘boom year. PWWY. - umt solo by Mrs. Holden MscLure and “Mame” Bunk to $151100, when n -14,,.d_

financial crisis ensued in the next two or three years. to rise again gradually to the mosent standard with the greater development of the country.

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‘ (By British United-Press.) LONDON. October l5.— Built 11s

‘u mystery ship.

which is to be launched shortly by

ll. M. S.'London.1

ban y,

The following is the prize llst;-—_ CLASS 1.—GR'AINS.

Section l. uats—l. lmsman Cull-

bem- beck. Tryon Co11s.; 2 ‘Keith Gamer their birthdays on 1111- Albany-

sc-ctlon 5 Sweet Coin-l “lineup 2 Helen

Set-lion (l Beans-l Herbert liay~l 2 Dorothy‘)

CLASS Z-ROOTS

Scc. I Green Mountain Pulutucz.»

Sec. 2 Cobbler Potatoes-l Keith

Section 5 Turnips~l Earle Cal!» l

Scctlo 7 Carrots—1 John Fell, 2 Dorothy Woodsltlc, ll Florence llelcu Chisholm, North

CLASS 3-—v EGETABLES

Sec. 2 —Tomatocs--1 Dorothy Woodsitie, I. ilerbert llaywuod, i; Vifvlun llllwson, Tryon Cons; ~I Alice lloolcy, Tryon Cons. _

Sec. ~i (Iucumbors-J Idlmvr Mu‘; boy, Tlyon Cons; 2 Herbert llay ' wood. 3 Leah Lord, I Dorothy. Woodslde. “ '

Soc. 5 Beets-I 111111101‘ Mubey 2 Alice Poole)’. 3 Jack Nclder 1i N01-

6 Cabbage ——l Florence heard.

Sec. 7 Pumpkln—l Horace Ma- 2 Norman Wright, 3 Charles Wright I George Lord.

, CLASS tl-FLOWERS. l Sec, 1 Sweet Pcus~i Falconer ‘l-lowait, Tryon Co11s.; 2Jessie ‘Lord. l ‘Sec, 2 Mixed Floweis~l Alice Myrtle Lcurd, {l Lcuh

I CLASS ‘:»-—-FRUIT

I Earle El-

Soc. 1 Apples, Wealthy Callback, 2 Ilclen Chisholm ‘J

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Vactrola It changes Its own R wcorda/

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Credenza. $385

or with Electric Motor $425

alcesl It A

By that we mean-the new" Orthophonic Victrola principle is exclusively con-

Till! most astonishin ‘y "rcal'

phonic tone chamber

where. You must b though, or you may miss the

r11“ 1‘

mer Mabey.

l~ Scc. 2 Apples, Red Aiill‘ll.tlllilll'—

11 l-Jric Robinson. 2 ‘Norman Wright.

:3 Winona Crossman -I l-lerbcrt

‘Haywood.

l Sec. 3 Plums l Vivian Dawson 2 Sec. 3 Pluma-1—1 Vivian Dawson. Sec. 4 C1ab Apples —l Vivian.

Dawson 2 Hazel Leard. 3 Norman

the Lady Mayoress of Ilondon Wlllllvrlgbt »i Myrtle Leaul.

‘rt-main a mystery shl-p for years. N0 one

circles knows

latest improvements, The new London, which is the ninth of that name, was built under the provis-

SOHH‘ l outside official} the full particulars, of the ship which embodies all the‘

CLASS 5—CAN NING

Sec. 1 Appies——i Lcuh Lord. 2 Florence Learn. l lSec, 2 Beets-i Vivian Dawson 2

Leah Lord. 3 blary Dawson, Al~

Ions of the Washington Treaty. bany,

and will possess a speed of 32l

knots. Except that she is to dis-‘I GLASS 7—OOOKING place 10,000 tons, mount eight 8 ln-

anrl four ~IIn. guns, and he proicm- Sec. 2 White Bread-l

ed by a curving deck again attack Lord. .

mom the air, no details have M811‘ Sec. 3 Biscults~1 ‘Leah Lord.

revealed. There was a ui Navy so fur ‘tbs immediate new battleship ‘end of the war. i v l 700 Feet 0fHa1r

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London I11 the itoy» back 11s 16216. 11ml predecessor oI‘ the

(By British United Press.)

LONDON, Ociobel Ills-A yachts- man's inquiry at the Bethnul (ircen Museum concerning a r0118 111' llllm‘ an. hair has resulted in I110 exhibit- ‘ing tr.- the public of 11 Japanese ru- lic of great interest. | The ropc. which weighs _flvc hundredweight, is over seven 111111- dred feet long. It has been B101‘- ed sway for many years.

it was bequeathed to tho mus- 011m Ility ycals 11150 by a Mr. E. Watson.

curator oi the museum said the other day. “The i1lst0ry of the rope ls very

curious. About i802 the (lovem-

rope of considerable strength for some paiticuiul- uuruvne- Fm") i863 to 1869 ull the available wo-

cnllccletl and utilised for lug of the rope.

“When the m-nment gave way to that oi‘ tllfi

tr. having discovered that thew

rejected the hair-rope.

¢e->—-- "Dad. 1i need a new l1 t." I‘ "n"; you g0 without but. "Yes, but l must have u hat l0 go without."

Someone hasdeiined n 1111'!’ 11-“ "R

yer."

was scrapped nt ihul

h British merchant 1n“CallbocJf. Yokdhama." Mr. Arthur K. Sabina

ment oi‘ the then Tyflflflll Wlmlcd i‘

‘s huir i'r0n1 the plovlnce WM, men the mak-‘Wrlght, 2 Nolmnn Wright.

Mikado, the more enlighlllllell ""|'1

Sec. 4 Sugar (‘.0okles—-I Leah ‘Lord, North Tryon; 2 Ruby T110111- .as Albany; 3 bllirlslbcth Nelder, Tryon Cons.

ISec. 5 Ginger Snaps-l. Leah ‘lord, 2 Ruby Thomas 3 Dorothy Wbodsitic 4 Lilla Wright.

Sec. 6 Apple 'Pie~~l [lcall Lord.

Soc. 7 Brown Sugar FfldE0-~i- Leah Lord. 2 Myrtle Hoard, 3 El- mer Mabey 4 Hmace Mabcy.

CLASS 8 SEWING 0t KNITTING. A. Glrla Under 12:

Sec. Ii Crochetlug—-—i Eulalic lVlc~ ln11is. ‘B. Girls ever 12: 1 Sec. 2 Hemstltching-i Florence Loard.

Sec. 3 CIocheting-I Annie Call- ‘beck 2 Florence Lcard. 1 Sec. 5 Mended Sock—1 Florence

Sec. 6 Embroidered Lincn- I Florence Lesrd 2 Ethel Leard 3 ‘Annie Callback.