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--'--""-'_'-'- ` ' ` l “~> ` (lovers Prince Edward- Island Like the Dew

Ggarellaa. Founded 1001.

ggszatewa 0aardlaa_Two Cents. _

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- CHARLO'i‘TE'l`0WN. CANADA, SAT

VNNENT SIINNN IN SNNINENN F R NN C E

Damage Estimated 'At g Several Million Dol. j liars. ; “ -

, (lpeciai la The Gllrilianl usnsmsns. !_Mee, sept ls.- A storm ofeonsldersble violence. rag- ing over lirance diirinlthe night dd Gamble probably aggregat- ing several millions dollars. Damage to buildings. vines and the olive crop in the Toulon district alone was esti- mated at more than 01,000,000. Lower peru of Toulon and other towns were flooded. Railroad communication be- tween Marseilles and Nice was in- terrupted for hours and many roads were ilnpassable.

TORONTO, Sept; ls..-ms Ex-

cellency the Governor General who will beagueat atgvvernment house over the week end, will at- tend divine worship at St. Panl’s Anglican Church on Sunday morning, lard Wellington is a lay reader in the Church of England and will readjthe lessons at the morning service.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS;

~MEETINGS, ETC._

.1-- _

"Show and Dance Moreil Tuesday. Orchestra.. 2895-9-12-3|.

" Bee “Dead Man’s Holiday"

Uhautauqusfs Mystery Play at Y. M. C. A. Besson tickets $2.00

` _ 7877-il-1l~4i

"Loading Hogs.. Veal Calves. lambs at" Illgg, flytfnhce Uth- afternoon. W, Da Ross. 'reed-9-is-ii.

"Cl-apaud-Hot Coffee and Lunches served in new hall, Saturday night. September 14th. 7881-9-i2-l.4.

"Buying Hogs, Sheep and Lambs at Emerald Tuesday foienoon, Bell- tember 1'Ith, Everett _Hssls.\'n.

' _ _ 'lille-9-i4-rl.

"Buying Lambs, Hogs and veil Ualves at Ke ington, Tuesday,

september 1'lth. xliver, Campbglh at

7940- - - _

“Chautauqua playing at " §’°””°“"*°-' “" l’r'.%°' 5?.

lerormancesfor . J oss

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,gf 1:33 §S§9

'°F. M. Nash, Dominion Poultry Representative will hold s Poultry Ullllins Demonstration st rred leases south lake, Mcsdsy, september istn lt 2.30 P. M. 'mae-9-14-ii.

"Dr, Cllft, M. D.-Start now home prevention cure. Purdy Station, West- chester oo.. N. lr.. ir. s. s. _

'ross-s-is to nes. lztnpd.

- "Gems tersrlcul- socisl ri John a. Mceicsrs., springfield. not ei. New evening, _september mn. Proceeds for 'f'._l»,_ a. 'ma-ll-is-al.

., seumtlnl' '°""| _f_°~<ilnr am. ales. entftlalfnbg lambs wecaasdavferenooii, septem- *>A°;n18thmd.Llss im'msdistsly._ arent _ °“' I el Redmond- __ __ '-_ me-e-is-at

m;;B:r\i$°ky‘cmeo's nésitilguwnelriil _ eu. o. - i°==_d alvpgmena in Mur- “U new hotel Wednesday eveninl. 5'1"- mb- Buplierserved sts. . V , -me-e-is-li ._ “Br recites!" vera

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__._. _________ :V I , Y Y " URDAY, sEPrElvlBER '14, `

Annual labaallbtlana Delivered |841. By lnll Cqnlsln nad U. il. A- li-ll-

Elt°N`TB A ANRJF A I-;ecl¢N9gN:to(l;ere12 NZraleé"orTfe;;ce

"°_" (CAIIAIIIII HQ)

‘ M P N I G N

(Sbeciaito'l'lleGllardlan) c wA5gmqrmN_p, 0__g¢pf,_ 13,4-

°ANBlF1'-4. -iw-fella. sest.~la.- ~ aneary senses sacouceed ww nderslslrstienssretsbensidoa >t.sssarestn;-lvs|r`;sndtl.sinritsd october 12 it was announced today. stateswere nowpreparvdfor s. navel The arbitration policy cr Prime Min- f - ssoesmso. mgotistioss ssween .uu- ister »Bl'ui_:e's administration will be --*" pgggag pgvveg, and Premier Macs °“° ““““ ‘““° °* ° Whlflvfce wc- Ailvance Subscriptions heme we relew no wmv. he

lidost the vate members ` eenfegsneg can be' called

’“'“' °' "" Totalling Over $8 000 :»me:'s:Nre.‘°irt ifhfrksowlfd Already Received;

that Mr. Bruce will deliver a speech Olltiinlnl his Policy on september 38. The last election was Nov. 11, 1020. It

was on s. question relating to labor If the large and enthusiastic meet- 'that the government was defeated. ing of the Chariottetowixworkera in' ‘The government proposed to abolish the coming lanatorium Uampeilh. the acts under which it controlled held last evening in the Board of the procedure or settling labor dis- Trade Rooms, is any indication of the putes by arbitration thereby turning results to be 08900004. this drive will that field over to the stste govern- surely prove to be thvmost success- xnent. The measure did not recieve ful ever attempted in this city. Over the suport of the house and the gov-_ seventy-five Team Captains and can~

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saviastier. hs sd- sewei _bemcctilee conversation. The dis-

"“'* ' ` ` eoolniied. now-center

tcasofahipa

a'ulaes~s.lli evventhls

discussion of

ernment resigned. vsuers were present to reelsveithelr B. Potata

final . instructions. peer!-ie the

names of the people to‘be call; upon C D and secure the necessary pledge cards ` ecrease

EVNCNNTIUN NF -1

ment-cel. o. mlliett‘ mu, the l '°"". . ‘ oirsirmsn or the ohsriottetown corn |"“°““°"`°"~ 5°” 13"* “¢*“" rnitte i|rc.rrwiulsmstne°“”‘¥‘”l"‘°°‘°’P°*"°°"‘“°°'

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Pravmnh It outlined the 6\ll1'¢d flhl’K\lh0ilt GNN IOGNDDI :f

il’

l Orsanlsc . to

meeting the history or the ssnetor- N" ’“'““°‘“°“ “°°f‘“"d “ "°

-“_ lum Movement. the particulars of the ‘"3 .“°“' °"°"°".' ”`° “dm” th’

British Tr00p Will De- _proposed institution sud the 'details P'_°°‘*°* '°"“Y *"4 W" *‘

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expectation of a year of remarkably

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.part For Britain _Cf the Ott! Olilvlll. Dr. P. A- Ureel- HM” At t the "nn

rrsn,ourcnieiiiss1tnoiiieer,snd*"‘“ 1’ "°‘“‘ .

The 'Beginning Of Meier o_ c. Thompson, urs vice- 5’ P°"“'° "*“°“N" °°°°°’°’d 1’ km’

' _ Cobbler. .Digging-of the Green Moun-

Next M0nth_ chairman of the Charlottetown Com mn “new vm not bam in mm.

mittee, were also present assisting in

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,um "Mg the work.

wiiE;ssnnz':'°lo‘;~n‘l‘sny is lrr.wullsrrs.durin¢tlieesurseef '""‘m’°"""‘~‘_‘7°""""“"h"

_al-ss; 3,-lism _win .tm iq wud. his brief remarks. announced that the at e mf gbmtfx

sts ine nhlnelsnd in keeping with Icilowins advance subscriptions had - ll I I _ the recent asrsement rescned *U "°°” “°°'°1V°4= .T- Elton 004 Mm- ry" Am'v,“ mm www” f W dm

ord t tn mls times Ltd Moncton. rv-n sleoooo ' ‘Y "‘°°‘° r

The Hague c erence a e - ` . -. _ . ., . . Hot is-mt mud. “nm ‘bum

ning cf next month. Occupation of- Prcwse Bros.. City, 01000.00; Ilnpsrlal . ~ _ nolsls announced lest nicht that the oil co. per o. D. lvlsaregor, P. lc. 1. 5"’ 1”” "°°" °f!"f‘° ‘_”°'°:I" mm nineteenth rleld brissde oi the Rey- msnsser, esoooo; 'relepness ce.or r. 1; ,~!°°r’k°°”md ;“u’;b sl .artillery new stationed ln_ this az, L, per W. s. arsrrt, i>rcvir;cls.l_su~ mumf” _, ‘"7 district will depart for Britain on pel-iniendent,00 .00.'In addiioa - ‘ N _ oct. ist and and. ersi subscriptions had slresdy_*;leu “‘°'l'°‘f°'l°" °‘ W’ mme. sept. ls--rrensh ovsous- resolved from eotrl local and main. ‘°*‘°"°“* Pi°‘“* "‘ tronormeseeendnnlnelsndmnelrnd rinns.psrtieulsrsciwhieii”‘”"““'-“‘~‘_""°‘* ° known as the Coblents area, will be- would be pigs, Publi, ms;-_ 95°” “ huh .“ nn d°u‘;'h‘ b°'h'°l rlrllntne nertiew dsye.werMini=- The details or ine iortncerslns "°‘°'° 'N' iw' ”' ’“ -'°' "° Wi' P8111 PB'iI\16V0 WLS ll!1¢iBl’8tD0d tb' ggnvggg “mn yggkgg gun “gh hom m.d°' ut um mnnhésuvlf day to have informed the cabinet -“gm ggphm ,¢¢¢1vu,¢ |, 1|" ug th. M' Wm' Emu Nr? This zone contains only a small por- mdmdu-B to be quvuud by th" :nl in sen” $12; “cwttheu to 1; tion of the French trovll in the oc. mm. A large number of names were hu been mg "duction at the “_ curled acne, The maiority Ire 'tl , apportioned in this lnsnnsr. this es~ ‘ . l ,M tioned in the third sons. in the my. 1" in “mm to ,M mm and m_ gigs: Ji, $3) 3:1; ui; Bilcmllié "_

-CD09 didtfi-Ct. TIXBSB WUI l\0t b° Obui' dlviduus hung mnuled by the two ` ’ ' dv d ,D tm ¢ 3"", lewn County a price as good as three .° mg mm “‘°°‘“ °°'“°“"°"' Th' ”°°‘° °“'°’ l t or ure rleld has been ol-

t, to los until next sum- _ 4°' I" °“

larcemm V0 nm to mow which are being used in this cam- ‘md um “eh M vnu," buy."

mer' Th°r° “B “ppm B W ' Ni!!! Clll for payment of the sub '

M, d,_,m,,,_ - ' `\ is for storage. tha expectation beins

1° ll” ¥°“°§ serlpueu in tures installments os oo. tm ma 5. ,m mm* np,”

bfi

iober Blat, December Blat and March m tm ned, mmm Grow." on tn, slat. Provision has been made for cum. had U., ,M unduly ‘wow

No Mail On Xmas v-ffl-I we --me ef r-mer-= is .., ..._

°°°°_’d"“°° Wm* °h° wl°h°° °f tm One estimate by a well known deal-

Is Ultimafllm '““‘°"”°" er ni-ee# the me in New are-»v1°\=

ML wuulml ilu! Ill thlb DF. J. A. .b not mx' ‘hm “ny per “nf” of

Retiree, the Prince County Meinl-lsr mt uma., “mu” m.°p_ W 4,,

(SP°°|8l i0 01° 0'll“"*“) °‘ Q" smwilm °°mmi'"1°”' "h° crease being caused by reduced acre-

TORONTO, sept. ls.-Letter ear- Nl N011 addressing Conventions of Q, and reduced yield.

rim Wm” to ,pond md, ghgugmu W0mell'l Inltltlltll ill Wellfngtan gud

the bosom Gi their families TY!!! Vllloy 011' 'fill-\l`ld8Y U14 F1145! APPOINTID T0 Till BEND!!

within

and unless Christmas :sus ca sac. evenings, reports the outlook for large ___

‘nrdsy sr lldondsy urere wul be no °°°f»ri\Wti°c| psreioulsrlr brishiin _ .swam ¢, -ph, qwslmy ...su delivered. 'rms wss the uiurnst- time wmmlwivw The www wb- romp-m, sept. le-mr. .vurtlse

le was of th. Amd" l¢l'|pi»i0Il id” hll mlb With DI'l0ti¢~ Gum' "`¢°1y¢g ‘ pg;-gyngl vglqrgm

.un or the de s - rusted civil servsnrs who yesterday *UV ““"°"°‘ °“4°"°m°°° 1° time from Premier mos 'today evnverins pissed s resolution to this effect in scctlims Ind ‘he W°m°1\'l Inltltuiel the l>remier's congratulations on no the prince oem-ge Hotel where they ’°P"°°°°*°4 il! the meetinss _have appointment to _the bench. Premier

htidn whether WWW I “NM and systematic sung and His Lordship were stud-

are holding their/ corlve . - V the government will recede to the MM °f PM lvhwl dill-lots for anis tcsethcr at the University °l

tmen’s desire in this respect is an- which guy are responsible. A number Tomato, the Premier being one year

Stubs: matter. of the Institutes have intimated that ahead of Justice Garrow. Justice

in 50°; their diltridid will luke I liibltalstlal Gflllt 100led ill to cbsilfltllilte Mr.

A resolution for an increase allowance for letter carriers was also °°iltribl\tlon and the element of oem.. narrow and J. P. Bicknell. on be-

isd and an amendment relating DOW-ionilevldant amongmanyoftlse half of the senior members of the

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J ° ag; _ilitddii _gsliiifgifi-i lriliiiirtlli if J ia? r §§ #life Ji v iii it

:onthe handling of hcusslwldm mm Institutes. It will be interesting to bar. said that the appointment msttsrui me srisetelstisststsl feuowlnsretursrrrsmthsvsrieue waudsosunenercenssesen.

wright esrrled by esrrlers should not dlftrlcil sod ic' use which lnnlsuu

4,, M ,.,,,,,,,,, M mn. ,esrriesrest ua tsceel- rer ua largest cawan/rs osslonolre

mf: reps: si ins delegates. toisl msc-isilsa is espn eeurrty. 1 0 asm assess ssaous

i ntofaroyalecnuniselon

umm; nr r».»»=e-=l»~1- “NNW “lem <°-~°'.-ff->

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enslsndnentsdlhicalolallel. r-°°*-°- ' _ ._ . _

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“,,,,\,¢,p“g¢;sdina~resclution

sept. is.-sir oeerse

the disarmament

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oblestieas to the ferflnandalassis- whtshmaybsvietims

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neelliuea look to sa,

' * i* “WW ‘“"F"""°‘* °'°“° ""°°° the seizes exported sy the west ln-

|h°°‘° “um” °f 'M 3”” 'M' M” dies, 09 por cent of their sugar and ,seen reeled the asrniims or me var- mam,” “ummm of mm, m_

£52? eggs;

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Mlllllmls lu Pnorll tv Hui lxullll

Many Trade Enquiries

Received As Result of Exhibit At Nad

~ tional Fair.

A 7~`°RDN'T0. 500%. 13-"A wonder- ful slwoeasl", In these words W. W. Hubbard of Fredericton, summarized the results of the first bis' Maritime Pf°Vllwos exhibit at the Canadian National littlibition It was Saturday NSN- md the gteat_Eslhibition was Mhrilll its closing hours, but still tbl crowd stood two and three deep all lfbillid bhe Boating map of dig prgv. inces that has been the biggest dr-sw. .ing fee/ture of the show. Good, clean cut, keen interest held people at the tlllibit from the opening hours of the showuntiiihelsstoodsavethe ling was played. _ ' Certainly never before in their his- tory have the Atlantic provinces been so thoroughly and so favorably pre- sented in euoh a throng of people. Nearly 3,000,000 people have visited ili\Exhlbition and as0he‘M.arlolzne ex- hibit has occupied a prominent place in the first building inside the main `alli:rasice at Dufferin Street, hundreds of thousands have stopped to ask queetons and listen to the little lec- airas given by commissioner aurnsily and those in attendance 'upon the eH1ibit. The whole exhibit has re- ceived unstiuied attention snd the wanneat of praise. The salt sea breeze has filled the Government build- ingfromthebigtankiuthelrsrltinle ethiblt has been one of the most com- mented upon features of the entire Exhibition . ' Though the ustionsfsnd ,inter- nationsioilsr-ec' ‘ " te? '6r'tl`l"s éiihlbitldn has been more oustanding this year than ever before. the Maritimes have certainly had their full share of at- tention. In the Pllro Food Building the wonderful display of sea fish put up by the Marltiule Fish companies has attracted steady attention. Then in the Railway building the Mari- times have had to share -the cent-re ofthe stage only withthe West Indies, and they have not suffered in the companion. The Canadian National Railways have had a crowd five deep in front of a big relief map display of the three provinces. The coast lights, the cities of Bt. John and Halifax, and the movins seas have drawn their crowds and held them _while the daylight faded over the display and moving pictures came on the background to impress dsislls oi the attractions of the cities and re- sorts of the Provinces. The Canadian Pacific has had two marvelously beautiful scenes depicting Digby Har- bour, and the Land of Evangeline. The Maritimes have "caught-on" in Toronto in a most extraordinary way this year. It has been a common thing to hear on the street cars, through- out the exhibition grounds, and in me hotels, conversation regarding the Provinces and their exhibit.

Oommlssioner Burnaby has kept the exhibit steadily beiore tne people who depend upon the newspapers for their inspirations to so to ace the show, by a series of attractive adver- tisements in the Toronto newspapers, and all the papers have been very llbarallnthe dilllllfliof readinl and MII iMl\‘il.l‘\Cl`Nil'i¥ the exhibits. _The national character of the Can- adian National lxhibiilon has been ao strongly evidenced this Year that f¢ all time the old nickname of- “'l\lon\o lil" must die a natural death. Quebec has made a bis lm- penion with its display of manu- factured proeusu. especially its mi- fidal llh.'Brliish Columbia forests have been broushs to the attention of iiunloib of thousands. and Al- bsi°\a°s coal and eil fields have made

Plan \'VillAssure

Acceptance Of Can. Currency

(Special to the Guardian)

WASHINGTON, sept. ia.-Prclnpt-

ed by widespread complaint from Nmany interests in Canada, that cw. adlan bills are accepted Ln many pu-tg of the United Stat/es only at discounts rcnsinr from il to is percent. the United States Federal Reserve Board and the Department of Commerce have undertaken to work out a plan that w1ll'assure the acceptance of Dominion' currency practically at par. _The first suggestion to be consider- ‘cd by ihe Federal Reserve omcials was that Federal Reserve branches should announce that Canadian Bank notes would be accepted at current rates of exchange. This plan, how- ever, was thought possible in be open io the objection that it might lead to unrestricted oirclllation of Ameri- "ln currency in the United states on a basis of equality with American currency, as United States bank notes circulate ln numerous Latin American countries.,

It was then decided that banks

_ `~roug/hnut_ the country, and per- tlculariy those near the Canadian border. should be informed that Ped- el-al Reserve branch banks will ex- change American currency for Carl- adian at the prevailing discount rate. the Federal Reserve bank bearing the cost of transit. In this way. it is be- lieved, bankers in small communities soon will discover that Canadian cur- rency may be accepted without fear -if loss and through the smaller banks it is hoped that merchants, tradesmerl, “nd in fact all penwns who may be offered Canadian currency in the or- dinary course of business will be so' advised.

Trade Relations

I Between Canada

And West Indies

MONTREAL, Sept. 13-“The West

Indies are becoming "Canada mind- ed" and I believe that to a very con- siderable ,extent Canada is becoming “west nidis Minded," declared col J. C. Brown, assistant to the presl- derlt of the Canadia.n_ National Steamships in an address to the Young Men’s Canadian Club of Mon- trea1'at s. luncheon held today on board the R.. M. S. Lady Rodney lwhich sails from this _port lmnor~ row. "Our products and theirs.” he adds, "are absolutely complementary as this country proceeds on its sure road to become a great and prosper- ous nation,' so will the opportunities for the Vverlt Indies to increase thai' production for sale in Canada en- large."

After describing the nine _ crown

.colonies and running over their his- tory from the days of the pirates and the privateers, Col. Brown discussed particularly the trade relations be- gtween Canada and the Islands and the part of the Canadian National stealnshlps in carrying out the prc- visions of the Canada-West Indies 'trade agreement which he describcl as "a unique document in the his- tory of the Empire" which if it work- ed out to the mutual advantage of all concerned would be "one of the greatest arguments possible for the

i extension of similar advantages tllrollghout the Empire which may lmeanathe whole rebuilding"cf out whole commercial life."

Osnada’s consumption of bananas.

‘the speaker pointed out, in discuss- _ ing West Indies products was 'about I 3.000.000 stems a year until this sum- |mer there was hardly a banana en- 'tering Canada direct. The edect ol the tnda agreement was to switch I large volume which formerly enter- ,ed Canada through the Ushted lstates and foreign ,sources direct jfrorn the Indies to Canada. The Do- ‘minicn. he said, wok practically all

lem west bldiasfraiaodl, of sever-ai’¢,,°,_,_ .

&iiforllia. Truly the Canadian

(|011 lil! ldlliivld 'its

tilseeahlalethiswae raegasiterrltoryoov-

:lil-_ me _ -sr -nv - A* -

N _ioarumaeeealesesl

ofthe lirliisll an-lean colonies, and; _ Of th' @l‘l'iH \0*\6\|0i\l Cf m0flill_ “Ivan 'n“m'se|

(Canadian Press)

*°'i°‘° Newt sew'-\` 'wn¢mriio. emi. is.-.i_ me emits

_cf vancouver, was elected president oi the first British Rugby

canada in the day. .The Union

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Large Order For ` Locomotives

_ (Special to the Guardian) MANCHESTER. Dil. BOW- ls.-Two Places fe: apart onthe mapwillbe supplied with locomotives by Beyer, Peacocka.ndCo.,oftheGortonfac- tory, Manchester. They have secured orders for nur-wen never-on-rstt patent articulated locomotives, ten for railroads in R-bodesia and three for the oeiitml railway of Peru. The Peruvian order is from the Peruvian Corporation Ltd.. which qaeratu the highest standard laude railroad in the world. At La Cima. this railway rises to 15.805 feet above the aes. level. ,;_.__<-aim*

MANY KILLED IN CYCLNNE

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(Special to tba' Guardian)

LONDON. Sept. 13--Many natives

were killed in a terrific cyclone which swept the Orange Free State, South Africa. doing incaiculable property damage. dispatches to the London Morning Post said today. The cyclone struck with the fullest force, espe- cially in the vicinity of Bloemfont/ein and Bethany, where buildings top- pled and many houses were unroofed. The native quarters at Bpringfonicin were demolished. Fruit crops were destroyed by a devastating hail storm.

HA! NOTHING T0 SAY

(special io elle cicsrdlsrrl _ TORONTO, Sept. 13-"1 have no- thing at all to sly about that." WI-I the prctostation and. indeed, the sole comment of Hon. Vincent Massey. envoy extraordinary and .minister plcnipotentiary to the United States. when he was asked 10-lt llilllt U 11° could throw any light on the waver- ing uncertainty at present envelop- ing the possible visit oi night non. Ramsay MacDonald to President Hoover. Mr. Massey. who. with Mrs. Massey. is staying at the King Edward. explained that his ,visit to 'l‘ol-onto is purely informal. and is in connection with the centenary celebrations of -Upper Canada. Col- lege_~1-Ie will retum to Washington

in a few_ days.

New Etlgland

Potato Crop

(Canadian Press)

BOSTON, Mass., sept. li.-The

New England potato crop this year is expected to total 52,234,000 bushels, the New England crop reporting ser- vice reporlcd today. This compares

year and 47,253,000 bushels, tha five year average 1933-28.

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with 48,092,000 bilshell harvested Last

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Minister of Agriculture

is Optimistic in Res- pect to This Year’s' Crop.

That crop conditions on the Island

this season are very satisfactory ll the opinion expressed by Hon. W. M Lea, Minister of Agriculture. _ In quantity the hay crop wasquits

up to the average in spite of tha lacl of lrloisture which caused so much uneasiness during the season. In quality the crop, especially the slsike. was never better, and was all well preserved. Durins the first part of the summer the Dssturage for cat- tle was good and resulted in a good quantity of milk, such has not been the case in the latter part of the ses~ son. ’ The cutting and harvesting of grain is now general; 90% of the grain has been cut, and about 15% has already been stared. ‘

The seed is well matured, and thi'

heads well filled although the lum- mer has ben an exceptionally dr; one. This latter condition will doubt- less cause a shortage in straw. Tb( oats turned out well as there was ns lodging and no rust. thus the crop ii being saved in lood condition.

Mr. Ina reports that the wheat

crop ls far above the average; in fact he has rarely seen better.

The hay seed caught well durinl

the summer. and promises an excel- lent crop next year, if there is suf- ficient molsture for- the remainder oi the Fall.

The root crops. will not belip to thi average this year. Potatoes' have ms- tured wo early and will be consider- ably under the average yield, due ir part to the lack of moisture. and alsc to severe attacks of the aphid and black beetle. The Green Mountain; have been fully matured. and barrim an early frost, or_another period of drought, there are \ilopes ef gggos

‘c:op. Turnips are well advanced, bu' are suffering badly from lack o' moisture and from insect visitatlons.

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