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More P-ro-tection For Industries

Tariff Changes Numbering About

Two Hundred

ced In Parliament This Week.

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, 0nt., Sept. 14-

minor branches of trade and manufacture will be afforded

more protection in tariff chan

[lament this week, according to well informed circles here. The hoot and shoe, cotton, automobile and woolen industries nre likely to be included in the long list of duty changes

which will number around two

textile tariff items will be affected in the upward revision. Announcement of the expected changes will be made on Monday or Tuesday in all likelihood. When the official state- ment is mad.e, and it is understood it has yet to be finally drafted. it will come from Premier R. B. Bennett, as Minis-

ter of Finance.

Five. Ten And Fifteen Percent Increases

The original plan for a horizontal increase in the tariff with a long list of exceptions stipulated, is un-

ANNOUNCEMENTS. l COMING VENTS. MEETI GS ETCS.

"Tonight-Elmer Famell Concert Part)‘. Zion Church Hall. 6977-9-15

"Big Show and Dance at Cardi- ilan l-lzlll, Monday night. 6941-9-13-21.

"Dance in Emerald Hall Tuesday evening. September 16th. Ice Cream served. , 6040-9-13-31.

"All roads lead to Kelly's Cross l-‘iall Wednesday. September 17th to see “The vanquished Souire" in 3 act-i. 6851-9-10-71.

"Montague Club loading Hogs, Lambs and Calves Wednesday fore- noon. September 17th. Mont Annear, Secretary. 6842-9-13-21.

"Buying live hogs and lambs at Hunter River Tuesday forenoon, Sept. 16th till 11 o'clock. Everett wedlock.

6976-11

"Reserve Thursday, Oct. 9th, for Protestant Orphanage Rummage "19- 6975-9-15

"Mt. Stewart Club loading live liock Wednesday afternoon. Sep- tember 17th. D. J. McDonald. Sec- fﬂﬂry- 697i.

_"C0stumcs and masks for the b‘.g gyro Masquerade Ball may be ob- tained at Paton's Store. Application lor costumes must be made through s member of the Gyro Club. 6070-11.

"Southern Queens Club loading livestock at Melville Tuesday. Sep- Dmber 10th. Stewart Ross. Secretary.

8946-0-13-21.

"The Stanley Players will present their play"Wnntcd a Wife" in 'I‘ryon Hall on Tuesday evening. “n, "th- 6936-9-13-31.

"Cardigan Shipping Club shipping M11! and lambs Wednesday, Sep- tember 17th. E. J. Redmond.

8035-0-13-21.

"Buying Hogs. Sheep ‘and Lambs 4t Emerald Tuesday forcnoon, Sept- ember 16th. Everett Haslsm,

5902-0-12-31.

"Reserve Tuesday, Septembe 15th for the Parnell Concert to be held in Public Hall, Murray Harbor. at i1 P- M eaoi-s-ia-ai.

"St. Peters Club loading livestock ‘i Selkirk Tuesday afternoon. Sep- tember 15th and St. Peters Wednes- ﬁlv morning. Geo. Moinnil, Sec- "ilfy. 6947-9-18-21.

"Dr. Cllft. 171 Queen Si‘... Char- lottetown. Chronic Maladies prevent- Qd and cured at home, when they 011'! nnte. 5416-7454111

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To Be Announ-

Canadian key industries and

ges to be announced in Par-

hundred. Many of the other

derstopd to have been laid aside af- ter consideration. Each industry af- fected will be dealt with on the mer- its of the particular case. 1n certain instances, an increase of five percent, (Continued on page 8)

Hundreds Travel fromIslandBound , For The States

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MONCTON, Sept. 14--The usual week-end rush of passengers from Prince Edward Island returning to their home in the United States af- ter spending the summer months at their old homes there. took place this afternoon. Upwards of three hundred passengers crossed from the‘ Island on the car ferry this morn- ing, most of whom left on the Bos- ton train, connecting with the Sat.- urday night boat from Saint John to Boston. It was necessary to have fourteen coaches on the train to accommodate the crowd.

New Kind Of Claim Upheld

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AUCKLAND. New Zealand, Sept- ember 14-Arb£trstion court at Christchurch, in the south island of New Zealand has awarded Elize Greening $5.000 compensation again- st the employer of her late husband.

whom she held was worked to death. - The ‘court upheld the widow's

claim .

"Notice. After September 1st no custom sawing will be done at my mill until further notice. Please bring no timber. Henry Tanner. Cham- wood, Lot 45. 6690-0-4-mwth8l.

"St. Patrick's Hall, SourLs, Mon- day evening, September iiith-Indoor Circus-Canadtan legion Band. Specialties. Bingo and other attrac- tions. Auspices Souris Canadian Leg-

ion. 5515-0-11-15-21. "The Mt. Stewart Dramatic Club will present their play "Deleon

Dubbe" in the Winsloo Hall, ‘mesday, September 10th at 5.80. Good spec- ialties. Don't miss it. 0007-0-12-31.

"Grand Concert in'Cornwsll Hall. Monday, September 15th. Piano. Vio- lin and Vocal Solos. also Pisyette. Home made candy for sale. Admiss- ion 85 cents. If not tine Concert will

N. S. APPLE SHIPPERS lillll SAVE $100,000

In Ocean Freight Rates Under Terms Of New Contract Re. duction.

(Canadian Press)

HALIFAX. Sept. 14-Apple ship- pers of Nova Scotia will save ap- proximately $100,000 this season 1n ocean freight rates under the terms of a contract reduction which" goes into effect on Tuesday. After to- morrow the contract rate on Can- adian apples shipped through Hali- fax to the United Kingdom will be 80 cents per barrel, with a ten cent differential charged against shippers not signing a contract to ship all their apples in Canadian conference ships.

Last year the rate was 90 cents with no differential. Two years ago the. contract rate was 00 cents. while other shippers were charged $1.10.

Elect Officers AtFinal Session

(Canadian Puss)

MONTREAL, Que., Sept. 14——The election of A. H. Brlttsin, Montreal. as President of the Canadian body and of George E. Willey. Boston as President of the United States As- sociation, featured the final sesion Saturday of the joint convention of the Canadian and United States Fisheries Associations. For the concluding session the delegates deserted the convention hall and boarded a Canada steam- ship lines river boat plying between Montreal and Sorel. Que. While on board several of the leading dele- gates were initiated into the Caugh- nanaga Indian tribe. In addition to Mr. Brittain, the following officers were elected by the Canadian Asso- ciation: Vice President, Captain Frederick William Wallace, Mont- real; Secretary, R. W. Gould, re- elected.

Canada Largest Customer Of U. S.

WASHINGTON. Sop. lt-Canada

the United States in July.

The Commerce Department sn- nounced today that United States exports to Canada for that month were $55,058,433 compared with $79,- 569,037 for July 1920. imports from Canada were $30,265,115 against $44,101,283.

The United Kirgdoln was second in eXPOPf-s l-nd third in imiwrts, with Japan taking second place in im- Pvrts.

The following comparative figur- es were announced by the commerce dOPI-Pment showing July exports com pared with the same month last you and imports for the same per- iod: »

Unltnd K111850111 840.627.6312 $50,- 501,384: $13,001,424: 827.965.3455. Germany, 014,150,500; $24,565,511; 012,724,012; “LUOOAH.

bl held m1 Wednesday. 17th. . 6052-04041.

Jlpln "Aﬂlﬂl: $15,005,655; $1‘!- 149333; "$384.5".

Congratulates Flyer

n Safety

TRANSATLANTIC FLIERS LAND HERE ON WAY_’_F() NFLD.

Bellanca Monoplane, With Capt. Erroll Boyd And Lieut. Harry Connor Make Landing In McRae’s Field, Near Tea Hill At 5.30 Saturday Evening —Airmen Left Montreal In The Morning For Harbor Grace Nﬂd. To Refuel Before Long Hop, But Forced To Land On Island Due To

Strong Head

TRANSPABIFIB AV | A_T n RS

First

Winds And Bad Weather-May

Take Off Tuesday.

' Due to the inexpediency of making a night land-

N U w R ling in the unlighted airport of Harbour Grace, Nev/- ifoundland, Captain Erroll Boyd and Lieutenant

Harry Connor, Transatlantic fiyers. who left St. Hu- bert Airport, Montreal, at 8.39 Saturday morning. made a landing at Tea Hill» this Province, about five

miles from the city at 5.30 Saturday evening in their i

‘Bellanca Monoplane “Columbia? The delay caused ‘by fresh easterly winds encountered over Cape Bre- ton. following adverse flying conditions met from

,my soul feels miserable if I make led the world in foreign trade with- i

The photons,” above shows President" Hoover congratulating Capt. Diedcnne Castes, who, with lilauricc Ecllente. was guest oi‘ honor at a recent state luncheon at White House when many dignitaries attended to pay respects to the heroes of first successful Paris to New York non-

stop flight-

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POONA, India, September iii-All of Mahatma Gandi's letters, from Yeroda prison are written on bits of papers. In the first place, the Mahatma, is the most frugal of men In a general letter answering the query of several boys why he always wrote on such small pieces of paper Mr. Gandhi says:

“Firstly, prisoners must make use of the least possible quantity of things, Secondly, one who is under a vow of aparigraha‘ (non-posession) is trustee and guardian of all prop- 'erty and hence I must make use of jail property like a mlser. Thirdly this property also belongs to us. Does it not? With whose money is ii acquired? Fourthiy, we should make as little use as possible of such things in a country as poor as ours Fifthly, under such circumstances

use of more money than necessary.

Mr Gandis health is good. His food. principally goats milk fruit, is brought from outsiders, and| he has a fan in his cell propelled by a little oil engine. '

Jamestown Won

U. S. Futurity

(Canadian Yrs)

NEW YORK. N. Y., Sept. l4»—Geo. D. Widonera "Jamestown." 2 to i favorite yesterday clinched the two- yenr-old turf championship. winning the forty-first running of the futur- tty‘ and toosoo. America's richest race at Belmont Park. Harry Payne Whitney's Equipoise was a nose

back for second with A. C. Bost- w1ck‘s Mate third. Fifteen started.

Reptiles Found By Explo re rs

PREPORIA. Sep. 14.—A scientific expedition to Kalahari has return:- cd here after an absence of six months. Thousands of specimens of flora and fauna of the desert were collected and will be divided between the Trarsvaal Museum, the Field Museum oi Chicago, the British Museum and the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Herbert Land the expedition leader, said a systematic biological survey had been conducted and has added much to the knowledge of Kalahari and Nigamllaxd. hitherto virtually unknossn in this respect. Liltle game ‘if interest was encountered in Kal- ahari, but on Mabebe Flats blue and red wiidebeestes were found in great numbers, vvhile lions were numerous, groups of 20 or more having been seen. The collection igcludes 90 dif- ferent kinds of mammals, 300 species

of birds 1.200 o1 reptiles 600 of

iiish. molluscs and crustncea. and andizsooo of insects

Killed By Lightning

(Special to The Guardian)

GOWANDA, N.Y., l3.-—A 13 year old boy and his 12 year old sister were killed by lightning during a storm on a. farm in the township of Collins near here, report received here today said. Their mo- thcr, Mrs. Mary Copozzo was walking slightly behind them, but escaped 1n- Jury-

What people don't know is usually

Progress of Canadian Flyers Hidden By

" Fog, Darkness And Silence of North West Pacific.

(Associated Press)

TOKIO, Sept. 15--!‘og, darkness and the silence of the north wut Pacific Ocean early today kept sec-l ret the progress of Harold Bromley, Canadian aviator. and his co-pllot and navigator Harold Gatty, on their 4.500 mile flight over the Pacific Ocean to Tacoma, Washington.

indicate a. change. yesterday afternoon from

airmen have decided that

T’ " Ill/anther. of:

‘iii: (HAP Vino CEfS 111s BEST 0111‘ or LlFE is NMAYS PREPARED ton rue woken‘!

U. s. Delegates Making Too i Much l/Vhoopee

ATLANTIC CITY, N. .1. Sept. 14.-| Delegates to conventions 1n the; i United States. since prohibition went] s ,_"\ i into effect spent more timel - _ in their hotel rooms "maxim, whoopee" than they do in otiieial, meetings of their respective organ-i izations. according to a resolutioni passed here today by the Intemaq tional Association of Convention’ Bureaus.

The resolution urges that delegates "give less emphasLs to the matter of entertainment“ and take greater in- terest in the meetings which they are delegated to attend.

TORONTO. Sop. l5.—Moderate variable winds. mostly fair and war- mer; a few scattered showers and probably fog.

Shot Dead As . . . He Lay On Floor

High tide this afternoon at 3.09

and tomorrow morning at 2. CHICAGO, Sop. 12.—A murder as

heartless and unprovoked as police can recall over a long period was committed late lut night in the drug store of W".. i-irideike !.-.e 13 F"?

rises tomorrow morning at 5.38.

dellce to go to a rear rom and he face down. They complained at. only firxiixig $45, but Fiddelke exnlained

om proprlefgh H4591“ w“ it had been a poor day and was all shot dead m he lay face down on The ht hld- $0 he ‘l’? killed- floor. ——~-—~

DEAUJILLE, France, September

"You've only got 145 and that ain't lk-Bathing in pearls is the latest

enough." was what the killer said. jabbing the muzzle o! his pistol into craze of the ultra-fashionable here. the druggists back, between the shoul’ Sea water is good for pearls they ders and pulling the trigger. ‘claim to have discovered. it freshen:

Two customers, held at bay in an- , them up and adds to their luster. other room by an accomplice of the i At least that is the explanation of- gunmsn heard him say, "l crosked. fered by members of the smart set

a lot more than they know about.

The robbers hm compelled Fid-looned in ropes of pearls.

count till a. favorable forecast be made. warning was received from Halifax last night. The

Sun sets this evening at 6.11 and‘

him all right, Let's get out of here." ' who take their morning dip fest-I

the outset of the trip from Montreal was the decid- mg factor m the action of the fiyers.

Weather conditions yesterday were such-that the aviators deemed it inadvisable to continue the flight to Harbour Grace till the probabilities would Captain Boyd received advice

Toronto to start on no ac- A similar

it will not be possible to

hop off before Tuesday morning.

(Continued on page 3)

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I. , Tommy Armour

Wins Ch ’Ship

(Canadian Presi

F-‘LUSHING. N. Y.. Sept. 14- Tommy Armour. Detrox, dropped a great 14 foot putt on the 36th green Saturday to win the Professional Golfers Asociation Championship from Gene Sarazeri. New York, one up.

1 Not Guilty

(Canadian Press)

REGINA. Sash. Sept. iIr-Harry J. Bronfman. wealthy Montreal dis- tiller. was found not guilty Satur- lday on charges of tampering with witnesses in a Mooseyan- case some years ago by a jury in court of | Kings Bench. The jury had been out lfor fifty-eight minutes when they

ireturned the verdict.

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MASQUERADE BALL and

BEACH GROVE INN CLOSING SEPTEMBER 15th

iGet your costume ready nowi Masks must be worn.

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Dancing from 9.30 to 2 p. m. Admission $1.00

"It's n Gyro Dance”

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