‘I l4T"~

_ Oilcbar St., with garage and gar-

~'-f`__ },__\._ ,T , ~ , I ,~~.¢w~»,i',§\&¢h»v4. _.1 it . '

1 _,_ t

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yraiviusa ze. me . rua cuAiu.o'r'rs'iowN GUARDLAN ,Aw ,wg

vicromii sms

YORKSHIRE 89.50

§1r0o}1s"EiIirIn}iEo

.mms of the new era will cross (3,, continent in fifty hours. They m being designed by aviation en- ‘meem go compete with the til' lm* They will be operated lt ,bout half the cost of today’s crack, ; mlm, Exclusions from New York _ ,o Lo, angeles will be available av " bu, fare oi’ thirty or thtrty-five .dow-5, The railroads will pay ‘, gividends once more. _ These facts, revealed by railroad

minorities, are recorded by Henry'

.P. Pringle in the October Cosmo-l _polite.n.

“Tomorrow’s train, soundly con- servative estimatee show, can carry 5| passenger for about one cent a. éimile under capacity traffic," Mr. #mingle writes. “The railroads are' . far from extinct; indeed, a new day _ldawns_ It comes with the elimin-

ation of excess weight. . _ _ "Tha trains for the Burlington

and the Union Pacino are very` iimilar. Their top speed will be a hundred and ten miles per hour.

ton train will cost only fifty-nve cents a mile to run. This is an sl- most unbelievable figure; so extra-l ordinary that the data behind it have been checked and rechecked_ Bee what is means; the govern. ment allows twenty-eight cents a mile for carying the mails. The Burlington will therefore be requir- ed to spend only twenty-seven cents a miie for this new and speedy train. -

"Today’s basic passenger rate is as seats per mile. suppose. for the sake of simple calculations, that it were three cents. This means that only nine passengers would have to be carried for the train to break evenl The rate could be slashed to two cents and operating costs met, with only thirteen passengers. The capacity of the train is seventy-six passengers.

“A ten-car conventional train needs 3,400 horse power. The Union’ Pacltlc's train will be equipped with Winton distillate engines instead

of Diesels, and the fuel to be burned , will cost only four cents per gal-‘ lon. One gallon will pull the trainl

'riiey can easily average eighty-five| nilns. anon will be iirnitoa ml eighty tons. Contrast this with af

minimum of one thousand tons forl the iivernge old-style train and you' have some comprehension of the iconomies which will result _ _ "The two trains, one of aluminum ind the other of stainless steel, will, The beautiful sights as they fiashi t past the countryside. The margin' 3 vi’ profit in the operation of such

5 trains will be large. Ii. is for this ‘ reason that railroad officials look

l forward to the day when tomor- ; row’s train crosses the continent in I forty or fifty hours. The Burling-

one and one-quarter milesi”

The railroads are prohting from the data and knowledge accumu-j lated by me aircraft industry, Mr., Pringle points out.: '

"Aviation engineers, not old-linc

railroad men, have designed the new trains which will soon speed across the continent.”

To celebrate the 150th anniversary

of the first balloon ascension, a new balloon is to be named the "M. Montgolfler" and will make an as- cent in Paris.

Min|\rd's Llnimont removes stains.

_ F *- ` J

\Q-O-O~\ A-Lama-AQ-Q-pg

V \ '- _ Central Guardian locals,

; Eastern locals, Zo. per word;

Events, Zu. per word; Clussliie

ings; Cards, etc., lc. per num

..-<.»»-. -us-...*.-. _

-= 8 »»fy»¢»,¢~¢ 1.: -<

or -ic per word. Other rate:

Minimum Charge for any cents.

rtions for the price of two, strictly

.nn-~...

5|'

_i.\'rao - ciiiusriiins UMTS.

yinirs men and woineu' have earn

._ ,ul good money iinnclliug our - prliited-io-orcier Christmas Cards. ' - Up to three dollar vuluc for one doilnr ii dozen, Smart-looking, ' rligiiified samples in patent msc

ioriii sent free to responsible peo- pic. Thcii our boxed assoriments ni cards pny agents one hundred

‘_ pt-r cent profit. Investigate, com- . pare. Dczil direct with munuiac-` 1 turcr for best values. Premier Art T Guild. 1070 Bleury Street, Mon-

trciil. 1~A. W-N-286.

=___a__, ,lY.:__

f Extra Money

_ F015 ni‘Hi`E"ir"s1<:x_ No iim'r'ra1t 1 ivlicthel- you are employed or not ; you can earn extra D0°k9l5 m°11€Y ~ by taking orders for Canadifs

~ ilirilicst values in personal ,Christ- Q 1111.". Cards. Portfolio free with ex-

. piri. nssistzlilce. Weekly advances

. on Commissions. Representatives T vmnicd in small towns also. Mas-

. ter Kraft, Toronto, Ontario. I N-328.

Advertising Rates-

» I Notices, 'l0c per inch; Lists oi' Floral and Spiritual Oiler-

e Del' ilwh; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 701:. per inch

0 O-§¢4%'O44§~¢-O-O-O-Q-0-O-O4-O-Q-000-OO-64%-O-G0-04-0-Q6-O-O-0-0 06%-6-OO-0-s

KATE:-Zo per word, three ln- l

able in advance. !

Agents Wanted '

.% »_¢

4c. per word; Western and Announcements and Coming li, Ze. per word; In Memoriam

; Letters of Condolence, 704:.

on applications. advertisement twenty - iive

GIRL WANTS HOUSEWORK-

Apply Guardian. 1282

FOR SALE-INDIAN MOTOR-. Lon ¢;..1r1 _

otatzons

iaoiisv on coli _St°°k.

WUI $1.00 Montreal i ‘“"' "'°°“°"’ Stock Market

,(|_~||y_ pereeneq (wma 5,m|_An“l““°l sm" (Canadian mess) mme,

Bathurst A Bell Tel

imiriirr coli co. *sri-er I-ii- _'-_'-_'~ ==1 11 ‘ia 1 omuruu mei 3.‘.’..‘1'.?a';i;';__ ._: ._

\"'°_"' °°° TERMS CASH mm in 5.3.2. ’i..ar.."'7__":_;'1.:'I_:'::f

How Smith _.. _.. ... ... Dom Steel and Coal B ... -.... Int Nickel ..._ I Massey Harris ... ... _..._ ..... l McColl Front ... . . ... Montreal Pow ... ..._ ... ... 'Nat Brew ... ... ... ..-. ._..

Power Corp _.. ... .... _-.. ».-... 8

Quebec Power ... ._ ......

Shinviiilgnii

decrease iii

ld X Darts of

.Stocks

Air! .. Amity .

.¢_...».

Payable in Advance i’::f.f'.“if _ _;~

B-.lletiils . .. nuujo _ _ .

Brlilrrriii. .

Cen Pat _ Ciilboug __ Clcricy ._ Coiuniiirio Collinuruin

Fril Kirk Gold-ilu

Position Wanted uolrihf-1fi".‘.. .~-` » Il

Gi-iiiiiiilli ..

1I:il<-row .. Ililrkt-1'

Ilriliii-~'.1»;iil

For Sale lrffélfllf .'.f.`.

Ixlrk l.:ik9 Luke Sliule

___-._____ _._ .\l:|l\ li.-i.~'ln

, _ _ _ __

FOR SME - PONEY. APPLY sF;¥i$f_il‘.‘il§.‘.T` 1.' " ° '_'_

_\l|~\'iKll|*

Stewart Street, Evenings.

1<‘on_§n1.n -_ is`A1f\3?>1rlivf`r'\T1e§

sheet. Guardian Office ti.

New Tires. Bargain. Phone 633.

______ii_ 1338

FOR. SALE - AUCTION FORTY-

Pl`l!\l»€l'Y NOV. 1-lif.

FUR. SALE - AUCTION FORTY-

Five, Bridge and Whist Score Canis. Guardian Central Job Printery. Nov. 1-tf.

rveilis. Spare time work. lfori 0yCl€- APPIY Guilfdiim. 1271’ N=1\"1=-=\ . . -

_\lc\\'iii ivra

l’liyiiilisii:r

li pp; (1 M C

coacli. Goon coNn1'rIoN. {§;~j_'yj{',r-»- -~ ~~- ~-

Reno liolii Suu Aui .. Siiriilxi

. ti. Siiil (font . Syiviinlio _ '1`r-tk iIug‘ll fl`lil»iiia l‘:id ’1‘i»\v.'ii:ii\:ic 'i‘re:i\l\vr~ll .

Power Crude Oil Engine. Also one '

ditlon. Apply P. H. Warren, l

r Let

` ififi-“u_”i'*i>'°..uNr:lvfo°nsnis_n”F

Di'o\-ciiients, 215 Richmond St. _flliali-3141 Richmond sc. 1314

: T0 LET -- SUNNY ROOM WITH

; kitchen prlvllc es suitable for two

8 I business girls. Apply Guardian. j E” ___ 1306.

V T0 Liar _ 'rwo nmmsnsn t rroonls for light housekeeping.

I_----__--_-_____.____ 15 ACRES, GOOD BUILDINGS, 3

miles from Charlottetown. Ex-I change for larger farm, Phone aaa. iarial

FOR. SALE - TWO SLOVENS,

$50.00 each; two engine potato ` diggers, engines attached, $100.00 cach; one Ili H. P. Engine. $30.00; olie Boggs Grader, $35.00. Goods Edwards 8: Co., in liquidation. Ap- ply Austin A. Scales, Freetown. |

_;__.__.__._.._ _li

“FOR m-:N'r-rrvr: noolvr m:A'r- ~ <‘fi_ flat., ground floor, private bath.

sz_._ou_ Phono ess, 1250.

g muted. iso Kent street. 1213.

V I :T----l--_-_~

10 i.i-:r_.co'r'raca No. so

1 den. Possession lst October. Ap- - Llljf' 230 Richmond St. 1339

Ufllis ron 1'¢aN'r-nmvs: Youn- ”“‘f- By day or hour. Reasonable fates, Phone 115, Peerless Service Station. Grafton St. East. 1283

FAR-M FOR SALE - AT CALED-

onla South, 130 acres, 50 acres clear and the rest under hard and soft wood. This farm was for- merly owned by the late Alexan- der B, McDonald. Apply to Jon- athan L. Morrison, Mount Vernon, P. E. Island. 1325.

Male Help Wanted

W"A`i~?'rr:n _ MAN ron rmmvr

work. Girl for housework. country| girl preferred. Frank 'f‘remere,| Hampshire. 1300.

§(»_`i.r:1- _ nwcniilvcirovsaiia Carrot George Street. All modemi, n ll\l<‘nicnces_ Eleven rooms. Gar- ]i» ri connection. Possession Oct. Apply McLean & McKinnon

§-,ig

WILL THE PARTY WHOSE CAR

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY-l

FOR SALE -- ONE SIX HORSEl\'||inii4l . ... .,, ._ n.

W .-ny _

in r* ...

Matcher. Both in first class con- “f"'l'_'_‘§`_H ' -~

\\ ri_\ su Silver .. .

Bay View. 1309. Total slilvs 'li-l-li,'()‘f\'0..-l ` I.

Alderman .. Algoma ...

Arno ... Blllilwln ...

Baillie ... Rig .\llris ,

IIl'u\\n t' _.. Biiekiirglinm ._.. ._.. .__ -. ... 1 nCl linil Eilm

i‘aii Kirk . ('rip Ilouyn

1'-‘n liliiii .. Cllviii lil-s .

l‘llul'<'llill . .

if-()np|icr . . .

l'r\li1i|l ...... mi oil Dom Expt llonr Kirk l-ins! 1`r<~st l~illlur.'i|l~r ..

I-lrlii (las ._ lfuoilillls ._..

Glllii-r ... .

Girmlflsh .. .

(lrnavlle ... Hllllnp ... Ilirmn Oli . \‘ii-kcl

[rnrlr _\ii}|'.` _f.`_.

kmrrn l\'irk ’l‘ri\vn l.lil<4\ .\llirn llclirl

_\tuli-nlrie _.I Mandy

.\I¢-tm

Miscellaneous 1‘\!,‘;§;;"";‘,_,;,_-,;

(lil .\4~l ‘ ..

vnrir iiili .. ._ ._ .

sn” _ umbrella was left in near Hills- l;:0i'\|'l “bel -~- ~ ~ 19]' 1298. boro Bridge please leave at },;`,.,,f,f:,°”,."f'.."f.§`f.f" ' f 2

""' V Guardian office. - 1329 iroyriin- '____. ~|.. '. ..'.

“fanted l-”=T==f i=_iui aiilnes ... ..». __ .

\ 1 ulirris \I k

aorrms w/iliriilb-Piiv'i'§~aE Rentu property returning 20% :\vl§ii°r»""i.iil`ri»

ifiivindlun Press)

Iii0!\"l'li._..i._ Sept 24--All

with the 1-_xc-1-ptioii of new Quebec potatoes iiil\'iiii1-url on till .\l|rlitrc:il ilnlry and produce i_ii=irl.~». l:i~|

'1`lic sharp rise iii ogg; 1-i i--- lui. ubled dealers to irriug our storrigl- stocks, selling tlri-ui two to eeun a dozen under fresh ess levels. Graded shipments in cariois or less of real fresh eggs advanced af-ren a dozen on top grades during week. At the closf-_ of thi- week tario eggs were selllnk at 20 to cents s dozen for exlglis, 2-i to 25 cents for flrats and 15'.; to 16 for seconds. Receipts i_~t1ill"d cases as against a total of 7,288 the prevloiis week_ showing the

Acme 011.... ... ,... ... ... __

Auiulet _.. . . . Arun ... , - _ . . , Bear ' _ . ..

1iulfL‘liii . ' '

riuulr lilll Czixllc 'l' ...

Doiiie Mines. . ... ' ' Fiibyzlii . . . I.\"liriiliZ»~

1i..iian<,».\r , .'.`

.\i.>ii' ilnil _

yours old. weight 1050. apply §{§}{_‘;,'§,"y ” jjj

Guardian. 1327; .\i~u-in-r

i________,A_______i_ .\`l|rls.=.iii: ... _ ...... Cnicuulnw suunuim. run l;\,`,‘;,§“‘§_‘,‘P, ~~ _ lining outhouses, etc., lc per 1,,.,,,, _ I '_ _

Slillrritt ...

Five, Bridge and Whist Soorel §l?ili(liL;~..{,§' ,‘ ` ` `

Cards. Guardian Central Job stoi- Pao '_ ._ ..

Sud ll sin ...._ . . . . ...

\Vli|i»» l~J:lgla“,.'. .. `. . T., Unit Kirk . . .. ....-

. ..~.- ... ... 22%

.'f_`.`.. ia'/1

. . . 1%

n ...I . ...

.__ _ l

B355

2% 21 5% 12|/, al zu; la

lam.

om: No s c w asm No s gsw so~1rx1ieeaso~No1rsoo .

. __ 1.”»;'33"“- _ .

Steel of Cari ,.. ... L_... ...-... '.'7‘."-'.~ Barley 6 ro ‘mx 3 C W 44% 2 nm \Vlnll|peg El ... .'.. ... ...._ 1.. 21/,

PRODUCE

. Grim

(Canadian Press)

WINNIPEG Sept 24-

ULOSI

Wheat; Oct 60558; Nov 67; Dec

6'i%»7|; May 12%-7..

Oats: Oct 381/5; Dec 84555; Kay

868%..

Bsrlsyx Oct 81958; Dee 89563; May

48563.

UASH PBICEI Wheat: No 1 lnird 70%; No 1 nor 011%; No 2 nor 04%; No 3 nor il2§§;' No 4 nor 50%; Nu 5 50%; No fi 53%; Feed 50%; Track 66%; No 1 duruin

54. . li'

No 2 feed 26%; Rejected %1,§; Track

1-; a 1: W 43%: Nu ri c w 31%; so -i

32%; Track 87%.

EXcr_1§__NcE

lines

\vi: lr, s cri-

fuiir

cents

the I On- i 30 l

cents 4.711 CDSBS sharh

production aa the season

advances. A total nf 3,050 cases of, eggs was shipped overseas.

The butter market ended the

at 20 to 201/4 cents s pound for grade in carlots oi- ir-ss. a net vi'iiice for the Week of 11,5 cents.

ri ls 32600 b ri

va were _ nxcs_ in rs

8,000 more than the prom-iling

week l no 1

ad- Ar- thiiii week.

butter llist week from

lloiltreiil to the Uiiltuii Kiiigriorn io- tiillnd 16,340 hoxes_ lienvicst

mr-nts of the yt-nr to date.

Ontnrio and Qlivlmf- rlivesc record-

ml ii griln for thc wt-~»k nf “J of is li pound, ending the wer-k nt 11% in 11% cents ii nf-und for Ontario nnd colored nlirl nt ‘.1 of ii cent

for Quebecs. iii-coipts rv:-re boxes as ligriiii-fi fl’_‘_/i0l boxes ~ prcvioiis week. (‘l\f-e.-r- exports

"8_774 lr _ .

ship-

tcnl

Wliili-

lo.--'

3U.lIi)T

_ owes

New Qiit-limi potatoes rnmiilnrul ni

70 to 80 cents por R0 pound hug.

MINING

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO_ Sant. 23

` Close

2|)

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001.9 5 ills

2011 gil lzrs :.\f, lilo 5:; oi

_ 'I

. . . . 21751

1:1117. li,

as-.'

2% la'/s 2: si is

3 1060

... . , 15% . » .. 1... ll-i . i. . 55 ... . . . . . .. 35

ill

wcrv ‘

(Cularlinn Press)

MONTREAL. Sept. 2~i._Brltish and

fi-reign exchange in relation to the 1'.-inndian dollnr as couiirileil l‘_\' ill" li-rynl Bank of Canndn, clfrsml io<l:i_v is follows:-

Argenllris pl-sn 4062. .iiistrrilia poiliill 3,8871. _\|l\'lria sr~liillii\;; .l7ST.

li igiuiu lu-l~,:.'| .!;'4iI_ llrilzil niiirr-is .‘l--l\,

iiiilgaria le-v .0'.’2.'r.

i‘liiiis Hong Knut: il-»ll:\r= .$515.

i'v.cchoslo\':ikia erlrivii .4 l7ll.

lbliimark krone .'.'l0l\_ '

l-‘inland finmnrk _r»225_

France friinc _ui'll§_

CV\'84')§;No5CW33%;ND6C\\'|

' l

THE SALVATION ABM!

Jesus, we look to Thea,

Thy promised presence claim, Thou in the midst of us shalt be Assembled in Thy name.

God's presence and power was

felt in every meeting yesterday but especially was this true in the

meeting for Juniors when 14 camel to the mercy seat and gave their hearts and lives to Christ. Aa the Holiness meeting one soul'

sought forgiveness and many were almost persuaded. ,

We seem on the border of a re-I

vival that promises to bring manyi to a Saviour who is waiting to re- ceive them. I

THE BAPTIST CHURCH 3

In view of yesterday being Roll; Day in thc Sunday School, xiii-` ,R.ev. A. o. vincent, D.l:>., at the fmorning service preached s sermon

ysuitabie to the occasion. Dr. Vin- cent/s theme was “zealous of good works," the thought being based on the Epistle of Titus, 2:14. An eloquent appeal for a vital Chris-

">tlan life, manifested in sustained

warm hearted zeal for the King- dom of God, '

iii-rmsny rr-ir-heiiinrk _?i'l7i_. iii-cnt Britain pfriiull 4,8704.

Greece drrichma 11000. Holland flerlii _ll.'l‘:fl. lluugiirv peugo .‘_’S“\3.

liiilin rupee- _¢l707_ li.ilil\ rupee .$707.

liiily lirn _(02310.

.l::|r:1ii you .‘.’.Q\_'i_

.Ii:i:1»slll\l.'1 fliunr .022i.

\`i-\v Zenlriiirl |rl.niui 3.i‘0!ill_

\'l»rwny kruiic ‘_'|f'rG.

i'oliinil zloii ,lT\7.

ilirilnirlllln lrli .0li>2_

.\'uuth Africa poiiviii 4.876-l.

\'|\nln pf-sem .13'_:.'l_

_~'\vo|lori krone .£!.'r'2'_'_ -

.\‘witzi-rllind franc .Zi0il4. l'iiite1l Stairs dollar 2% l"'i` "~"i|l ' iiiliim. .\'l'}\\' YORK Sept 2| ’_\P\ "`~>r» vii i~x<‘li:iligf\ steady. Gia-:ii il_ii=ili~

iziviiiil closcll -1.78; itll il.|v l»ii’-

TT*'r: ltlily 8,10; Frliiii-.» |i_iuil--: :.‘if‘\iu- 21.05; Ge;-runny 37.05; Ciiii .ill:i 9774.

MT’.L_.URB

(Canadian Press) Flock! (`l0‘~'\’ B AON .. ... ___ I3 Tioniili ‘ruols _ . _ i~“§ Drni Eng .. 20 liilir Oli . .. I-Ili liiiii 'l'olr . -... llll

2 llrit T‘vl'~ __ ... ... lllfltv :ll/§i\\'nllr-lr rm __ - !

N. Y. CURB

(Cnnndinn Press) Q Florin

l‘_’l_'.

io:r.`_ cir .il 17 [_-\nl slut-it _.. .. ~lr=\_’.

.inekn liner Fynil ll _\iiii\r Sup l'o\v\-r __ .ls il null El i‘nii Mrircoui .. Citi:-a Sl-rv . . . _ .. lil Bond and Share . .. imp Oli ,. . . .. Iiil Polo ... ,.. .\":i~ Ilud St Oil Intl

Pivotal New

:WC 11;, :ng '_"/z lslt 14 lol; rea 31%

' York Stocks

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Bt k Close

nc s \llir-ll i »in

1us tan. nnri if lmu- _ . lliqij.

'|650 Z_‘.\' '_ g

'-‘/§ lil 11’/'fs fl 'As

200 3150

_is

.. . 40 _ ._ 2:.

1155 D0

' 1:5

140 12 iso 15:.

4% as 15.1 0%

12a

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... - . » 675

l-ll_{,

til 1ll.'r 2(l 10

si iilt B00 mu, ~ii)\,§

UNLISTED

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lil um

... ..._.500

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. . . ... ..... 41|

‘B5

45 :iyg 14 ii

.. . . . als . 2100

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ir. ls 3% 11

45 l‘."‘¢a ]i‘ii

-W. tus;

1000 llf_. 100 l

212'

in 1.1 l .

.iriiicoiiiln . Ati-iiliiirii . _.. ‘_-iiilrurii Motor .._ ._ i'.'\li:ill:i Dry _.. .__ ,.. . ... li' I’ R ... .. i‘ns<- _.. ... i‘h1\sn|r\-like null Oliin . ,. .

rrii iriia _ ., .__

ll‘nr|i I’r1J<l\l<'la .- , ... ill-liiiviiru lirlil Iliiil I-lasliniiii .. ,.... lion i~:i.r- ,___. tion oFolls . ,.. Geri Motors . . . ...._ `Iilt I{.'irv<-ster . .. .. line Nioirr-l ._ , ., |N:it Biscuit _ . 'N Y Ceiitrul North A1ii'\ri:-:ill Pub Ser NJ , . _... linuin Siiiud Oli N J ...... Tex Gulf .. . ...... Union Cnrbiile ... .. ... _... Union Piicifie .. lliiiteil Fnrir . . ll S Iliililrel' ... _ .. .. Viimirlliliii . _... \\'estliix:lioilse _ ~ _ \\-nnliviri-in Beth Steel ... .... U S Steel

`."§: Arn 'l‘i-I null 'l'-_‘I . . lliifb

'lit nl 1, fri fb. :nr=", 1-ia; 7l‘.u _ gr

i . ru; still,

IN 'tsl

ra-ees' : ‘__-,a_§'_. -rl ;.~'.z‘z<

oil,-; 4:1 llr\,,, :;o\,~;, S

41% 37% -lil 1157/,r

‘lil ‘iT

.2~

‘Jil :ui 1; in :rw -19%

Markets. At A G' l a n c e

(Cunrsdlun Press)

Toronto limi Moiitrriil--Stocks lr-

rcguliirly hi1:h_r.

Toronto Miiios-Gcueriilly strong.. New York-Stocks couiinue slow

rally,

\Viiinlpl.~g-Wheat closed higher. New York-Cotiiiil iiud rubber

higher; coffee iinil .giiiuir markets closed,

Now York-Caniiilinii ilollnr down

1-10 It il77’.r.

FALL LI'l’.l'ER FEED

The fall sucking pig which has

been fed at five weeks of age on a supplementary ration of equal parts of middlings and finely ground oats from which most of thehulls have been sifted, is in good shape for the weaning ration which should be fed sparingly ‘three or four times daily, the meal being preferably soaked and fed as a warm slop with milk. Middiings 300 pounds, oats 300, shorts 100, barley or corn 100, bran 50, is an exce’lent ration up to four months of age. Where mlddllnga cannot be seemed, the following mixture is good: Oats 300, shorts 200, bran 50, corn or bcxlfy 10'). Brfri is'a very iioccs.sa":' rdd.iLou 0:1 iiic ration of

l The anthems of _the kgfgifng v.'ci'e "Gill 591* #5 ‘.'.’orld." and “Seek ye the Lord." _ To the large congregation at the evening service Dr. Vincent again gsnoke, preaching the second of a _ series of sermons on "Men whom Christ made," the subject for this _service being James, the humble ‘ man. ‘ Mrs, G. Elliott Full, the organ- ist, gave, from 6.45 to 'I p_m., a

short recital using Cailicdrai Pre-;

iude (Plag), Cantilene (Shelly),

Cloisier Scene (Mason). Mrs. Vin-

cent sang “Only Waiting.” !

Rally Day in the Sunday School

had avery encouraging attendance, considerably larger than the same

occasion last year. A programmei

of notable mei-it was carried out Loi

the interest of all present.

CENTRAL CIIRISTIAN CHURCH

` The services at the Central ‘Christian Church were well attend- ed yesterday. At. the morning ser- vice the male quartette song "Break Thou The Bread Of L_l`e." The sermon for the morning was

lbased on zi. portion of tlic lst Chap-‘ ter of lst Corinthians, in which the Apostle Paul condemns the div- isions that had arisen in the Cor-' inthiah Ciiurcll due to a misunder- standug of the pul'pc.~_o of bop-I tism. T`lc pastor, in his cllsc0urse,‘ referiwrl to this as being the root cause of sgctarianism and its con- sequini evils. The fact that the Apostlu -:ict-lared that he was sent* not to bipiize, but to pi-each -the Gospel of the Cross led the speak-" er to remark that the Cross is the, central fact of the Gospel and the

unifying element of the Church ot* Chr`st. Reference was made to thc, fact that those who were truly, .clirisiians in the cliurch at Corinth allowed no non-essential to come

between them and the true vvorshlp

Victoria l

The Staie‘s Business

The general experience of malnu-

fucturers and traders in Victoria during May is described by the National Bank of Australasia as satisfactoly, und in some sections

marked incltascs are stated to havel been rccordcd. Retail trade turn- overs were well above those for May last. year, and the outlook fort the winter was regarded as much better than in 1932. Most sections of the textile trade continued to be fully employed, but hand-to-mouth buying has a detrimental effect, and order boolu were not nearly as well filled as they were a few months ago. Still, large turilovers were made, particularly in winter under- clothing and Ln knitting wools. The increase in building trade activity, previously noted, was reflected in a strong demand for builders' hard- ware and certain seciions of fur-_

nlshings. Country distributing trade‘ improved since the recent. ralns,i but is still mainly rcsti'iricd tot actual necessities, Hxirdwiire mer- chants reported larger sales of fencing wire, wire netting, plough- shares and discs, bringing the tum- overs for the month above last years level, Collections in country districts were better than had been expected in view of the un- favorable seasonal conditions and the marked decline in huttcr pro-l duction and |li'lc~. Tlru improve- ment noted irnr. r i witcome of grmvinf: l‘~ I" ~ .'i'l. by busi- ness mon nhl " ‘ _ii the gen- .eral eondziiozlf. I-i io il uil'airs_ l liiiriiif-.as for tile inoiitii t~ .lime was

fgelvlnlly better iliim it was for

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iBy heroic work they collected and

. paid over $600 and then borroiveil l

RELICIQUS SERVICES B

Of their Imd.

Pwmotion day was observed in l'h° Sllnd-BY 8011001 and committees' W°l‘° HPP°l!lbod to take can of the various activities of the week lead. ‘Jia up to nelly Dey, october lst. ] The evening subject, "Decision oil character." was approached from‘ the following angles: A. decided

course is a safe course; A useful| C°‘U`°° Ind the course of true hap- piness. Thls subject was based up-Z on James 1-8, “A double minded man is unstable in all his ways." In the course of his remarks. the speaker stated that hypocrisy md moral instability had no place in character building. Decision coup_ led with action is the comer stone. Ol G0<ilY character. Mr. Jalner Calder was with fine moot: "run Publican." ,

TRINITY UNITED cnL'm‘ii

5»'i'<f_=ly School gut away to a. gcc start with an attendance of 360 ni lm’ Raul’ D11' service yesterdr The progrciniirie, rliich was pr-gpm-_ ed by the Board of Ghl'ls'_lan }f.dur‘.;i_ H011 of the United cnuron or cn. ada, was a good one and took up thi-` full hour allotted for the school ses-. sion. Tile tbeiile was "Serving Jesiuil Tow," which pin; or-~r\‘~~=ivr-d byf 5113, f-cltntilnis, aeitiresst-s ani prayer. Dr. Ramsay, in his talizl related the story oi’ the service ren-l cured 111.1927 by the o. ci. 1. T. in? contributing $1.000 for the Dr. Flor-l , ence Murray Nurses' Home in K<\re.i_'

the balance of $400 from a friend

' of the School all of ivliich has since

been paid off and Dr. l2:lnis.iy pro- duced the paid note ivlizcli lic burli-

ed in the presence nt lim school arid as lie lighted tllc iiiriivli he cx|il'i':.- sed the hope that the action of the i C. G. I. T. would bring to Korea thel Ltght. of the World and :is tilel

i flames consumed tile paid izote wel

were reminded tlint our hearts;

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maritime moneq

Twelve millions and more of Maritime money ls drained sway every year in life insurance premiums by outside companies . . . I million every month _ , , to be Invested in other paris of the world.

g V/ll: finance outside industries? Keep your money [mg ' In f B Maritimes. insure with the Maritime Lila. Your premiums will iles; .Help finance Maritime industries end

Pl’6m0\C fvlarfzrc cmpfoymeni.

"`l /,' _'V _`»l..~> _"r'r'.rro l.1'/'e' S`r1rger" bcllrl wberl an f~ ...-r; /1.1,'/ferr. Send/or/'ree ¢‘n[r_v.

__ .-- -- __ _ : _ "7 _"_;>:";>~> occupied in- the iuriiiv of Cai>ta1n,"Go_0o Conouli" I-‘on FRUITS Cook, who pls lt».il iilt: British flag ' in Australia ill 1710. The bulldzllzi "Good Colour" for irulw otllcl will be i'i;iie»\~\tl ilritl i'e-erectccl li E..1:\_ ai>l°l¢`1- as laid Cl0WTi by lille M,,H,O,,,.m,v if -.lit Act. means colour, charact-

r-'i ii: of the variety when mzr,tul'e.

Woiilen's Work and Empire F5” 399165 “good f°'°u-In mama' “E

Knitting (.0mpf_mi0n `definid by C.l‘vulzii‘ 40 of the Fruit

Brancll, Dominion Department of

Fmy érganisntinng of \,'_5m,,n_ uh Aizl'icui'ul'<~_ lil this circillar, per-

baln and rural ure iilzikliig buSf~` l ;i.a,(i;)IO;?- :til

bézxiinnfgg h?0;;(;;;;.:ip;lle_ For instance, Mcllitosh No, ` ‘ _ `, jl, U5 per cent; W nesup, “Domes- mxt year' _alley _are rmS1ng.tLc," 25 per cent: Gmvensieln £50,000 by a shilling drive and hope g (F, (I) 40 DM mm: and so on Thvsc to gain much more by soiling little perclnmges of colour refer To im

books and certihcutes giving bio- 1 mea bf the sur,-au which must bt

should ever be aflame for the spread graphics of women pioneers and i covered “dm A c»,_,Br_shade of :NL

congregation were asked to st-lid in

of “His Word." ' ‘graphic scenes from their lives, A l cha,_ac,.,.15,,;c of the .mm,ty_ That Af llle €\1iIl0llflC@m@Yli D€l`l0<i U10. bronze statue will probably befis 25 par Wm means fha; om.

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_erected bearing liieiilorlal panels to quarm, of the _rurfacn nf nach ap.

all "Cf1lt‘fl'm@"l" UOXGS S0 Um il; women pioneers, Coiuliry nurslngfple 5, not-sreri with normal mature

may be ascertained to what extent

` some are being u.~;eil_ The boxes will

tlien be returned. l'*1'vsllytery will meet here on Tiicsilriy to consider the special needs in this jurisdiction and in what ways our Church can best; co-ops-mic to improve coircli- ilons. The Young 'Peoples executive :ire to lilri-L 'Illuiuciay in talk over ;\laii.s ilu' lilo Aui‘.i.iii: '.\'<~lli_ The _s'.ilr_u_ix’._. oi' our Cliut v iii ini: dif-

l'rl'C1lt colleges will ll. .zllevizlilied on Friday cvenuig iii >.‘~1ri:ill>lall_

The regular sc-i'.'1c_» ~.ve.'e he’ _

Rev. Mr. Brown pi'eu';`;i.;ig lil the luorning and Dr. Rrlilisny at lilrht. Tllere were good ‘oii.<;i~c';_1‘.i'>‘is and the morning service as ill." locust. The choir nppnreni.l_\' :loci ici was _a good time to rally for iv: ilal 35

members present iviio g."i'.'_r pl .slug ' i

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vice and in addition Mrs. L_ H. D. ' t§,,"“`

aililieilis \'.'itll solo paris at iifisll ser

l-lowatt was heurcl with pleasllzg ef- fect. in her solo at ihc <"\'vn»_i~.; ser- vice Rev. W, E, Aitken of SF- l°“‘.i‘i"S

Bay assisted at the sc1'\".m. in tile evening and also at the Sunday School.

What Australia Calls Slums

When the inte Lord Nortllclitfe

was in Australia. he was driven to the poorest quarters in the cities. After inspeclion he declared that Australia was ii country tree from slums. In the industrial suburbs of Melboume, however, tllerc are a few narrow streets bordered with small wooden cottages, some of which are badly out of repair and are not fitted with bathrooms. A municipal movement is afoot with

the approval of the State Govern- '| i

ment to resume these small places and build modern vvell-cqllippsd dwellings on terms that will permit of low rentals.

Preparations for the (‘.nir»nnry

St. Kil

colleges, s. cancer hospital ward. ex- Colour.

tensions of childrens welfare work,

a college of social science, civic _*'*°_”""

,beautification schemes -_ proposals CAT AND BIRD ARE ,like these make up an extensivei GOOD COMPANION* ,,programme_ One of the features! ”°'°_‘

jwiil be an Empire Knitting com-‘

` petition with Alistrnlifm wool, for 1 which there will be rich prizes open

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y., Sept. 34

-"Klpple" and "Puffy" are the best of friends. They play together

drink together and seemingly ignore roles decreed by nature. "Kippie's" i a rollin, “Puffy” a cat.

to every woman llildcr the British flag. Full information can be ob- | tained from Brlgnclirr-General

d .less Melboume, Victoria. lm" ° Y' _

' _ _ Llnlment removes stains.

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Avenue (along the River Yarl-:ii .1-_;~__-_,T_l_~_;.-_==_-_»-._---_-__rr-;-.T;T;-r

are two of Au.<irulia‘.= best rxaniples of street. making und bcnutillcn- tion. Broad tinrks for irlims, for

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are set at intervals statues of nn- tlonal heroes and giisliilig foun- tains. In view of ilu- Ci‘:iii'iifii'_v._ the celebration of wlllch will be- gin in October, 1934--vast exten- sions nre being marie. About '10 acres Of the Government, House Dn- mnin, in which rises the :ic-timing wliitc solciicrs' menloi~i:il, the Shrine of Renicnibi'nncr_ is to be collveii- ed into a scene of landscape beau- ty and the Yarra boulcvards-are to be extended for miles. _

Sir l\’ilirpl1rl'son Rolzvz-‘<nu_ 'i

maniii:lcil|i‘~i~ oi vf».1:~~t-~ vii-i':.'. iri- made si gif; of ilonloii in be silriil on n. "Temple oi' Yl»iuii_" n girls' high school nizfl ni vnr:n~_is oihcr \\'ziy~'.=.

‘l‘“"l~1.Phon° 5 _ _ _ net. $2.500' will handle. lnvestl- "5 the \v;ii.:r fed pig.-D:-niiliioi1lJ,m` 193, ` The Govoriiii:.>\t l\_~_.=: boilfdit. :\ M

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