. 53' CCL 28th. Bingo. other amuse-

sit

Covers l?_rince Edward

G In . \ ` " //. F H _ ‘ ` rr. i 6? / , . ,Z .,.§>.»- X § Guia bum are my to men. i ` \

"' ' ' ` island Like the Dew '

2- A 'BP .. . . e ae l.a___i - i ~ m a = i -. ' 1

iil‘f`il`»“'»*‘»"‘~’-'»"!"7i"5"'ii~" criAi<1.oT'rc1‘owN. GANADA. TUESDAY, ocroaeiz zs, 1930 it PAGES t.;°:.':..“:~:'.:'.'.::".".“.: .'i";f';f“..ti.?°~

UEKER

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iznrasqvg Qavaa x ¢»“-’#

sl _ ll S li Hillel

Laiga Steamer From iictroit. Bound For Long; island, N -Y., In !Bad Shape After Buffeting Storms.

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filpeeial to The .'.‘:ani"¢=-'-‘E

5Ul\r_\fER5IDi!.‘, Oct. 27.-The sand urker Eav State, Capt. Howard. gmc into Summerside Harbor on lfondai for repairs to her pumps and grigénss. vii ch were badly damaged by tho in-:iv_v seas nnd gales encoun- tered alter sho Icft Gaspe. She tried to make Charlottetown Harbor. but was so b'=.dl_v disabled that she could 2 :nly lhflke Silmmerside with diffi- :iiltv At times hcl' hoppcrs were :ompleteiy under water and hcr cn- gkie room was flooded. also the men's sleeping quarters. At times the en- gines were not working, ancl once uri ivite rite almost uapsizcd. l Der since they left Montreal. thei 1'5"' <i'\t=‘ they have encountered ttavv was and storms, They had _:':‘ ir‘,1 (Scope for shelter. and one, cf the rn: nccrs stated that after? !@ivii1r`(?n:pe they did not sight any ‘hifi until thai' stir: the beacon light it ititfezi Point and then they-snwl i schozner just outside Summersldel »lZ:r'c':.~.

SNP lied To Be Shcrtcned

'ihov 'oft Detroit for Long Island, Nea' York. cn Cctoiser 5th and in or- 5" if' l`I1\5 through the Welland Uxm cn Lalce Erie, three feet of the nose of the ship had to be cut off. 'mt ir the f ral. ship of its kind ever to come- into Summ':l'side. It is 270 lest imc curl nf the whale back type, it 5” **""<"l'\il?d tlvf. she will be hcrc lifiiil \‘."'ili"§:(|;1y___s_

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. co.v1iNG l~:veN'l‘s.

MEETINGS ETCS.

7830-10-25-5..

.i_

T Chicken Supper in Iona .Hnll,| Ufffliliv cveiiiiig, October 28th. Bingo slvlidf-i'.;;~r ainusements, If not fine. on °°“°fd¢1i'. 'lass-io-no-si.

0,' _C. Dawson. Tryon. all makes U; f;‘_f"”" 1'¢’i73\‘c'l and serviced nt 01..ate cost. all \\'oi'k guaranteed.

7507-10-14-Znios.-tue:-fri

“"L°3fl1nS hogs, lambs, calves. Nov. 1:0. Lis: Your shipments early and -ld confusion. Uigg Shipping Club.

7888-ll

m;l;§iJfl'.‘“‘e'en Tea in Parish Hall. Nm' ha R.\'ei', Wednesday eveniniz. B ~_-_ th. _beginning at 5 o‘clock.] B--Hr. fishing pond, bingo and other lmusenioiits.

1892-io-za-so-Nov 1-3-4-5-ci

“]°‘A». ciirirm, 'ruestii_v, oct. zath.. much appreciated comedy-drama i HFS "f love". by the Cavendish Walefs lf very stormy, Tuesdav or “I-‘~f=<l=1y. 'Hao-ii

~l_:‘Clii:ken supper. in old St, James ;‘ “TCU Summerfield. Tuesday even- i

mnié. If not fine. on Wednesday.

7733-10-2148-Z8-Si

__°’Dr. clift, ci Fitzroy street. :_-larlfittetown, Phone 870. Chrcnic F..;ad.cs prevented and cured at .o...e, wiiere they originate.

7489-10-10-3 mos.

‘Come to the delicious chicken }.'\_r:rr sei-ved by the ladies of 'Port ;;;*"‘1»' in Websters Corner Hall, _A_~"f¢"i"-.\'. inet. can-i. All amuse- If stoi'my. Thursday n'ght, X

'[775-l0-23-81 i

_`T`~"'1l Masoueradc Dance' ._ ‘ 1_"1 Hall, Thursday. October `- -fZ;'2r and Better than Ever."

7820-10-25-28-2|. ;

"`1nksgivinz Banquet by the la-

' ‘-" Vernon River parish in C, M.

= (ipeningiflddress

Delivered' The

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THE BRITIS GUVT. MUST *BE CUNVERTED

'Labor Administration

I Still Stands Against | The Imposition of

' Food Taxes.

tCanu.dian Press)

3:2. 1'?-T.: 1'°““".__

still stands against the imposition of

MAJOR. A. S. ROBERTSON

President Fox Exhibitors Associa-

t‘cn of Prince Edward Island. who delivered an address at the opening nf the Fox Show law, night.

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(Associated Press)

'1'll~`fAI\":\ A_';an.i1, Ozt. 27-The

correspondent rff Politika Agni to- day reported the g'i‘ave condition of King Ahmed Zog, suffering -from cancer of the thi-Lat. 'I‘he polpers i-1_vs that llirefi Italian specialists ‘tm-r~ nt, the Kings bedside yesterclay, \\-lille other V.en.na and italian spot- ialists have been simunoiicd.

Autos Kill 29,500

_ (Special to th: Guardiznl

\‘»’AS!-Il’i\'GTON. Oct. 2'/-‘

Deaths numbering 29.590 result- ed from automobile accidents in forty*-six states cf the United States during the year. the De- partment of Commerce lmnounc- ed today. thc death rat: for the cmintry being 25.4 per 100.000 of population.

evcniig at Hall, tomorrow night. Auc

Bazaar and Bingo in St. Patricks Hail. souris on Wednesday, October 29th and 30th. 7604-10-15-20-24-284i

»¢K,.;|v's Cross- -Big Hallowe'en

QA' "\". Vernon River. on Mondaw‘._ ~v. iotii. __ :ma-io-as-as-as-so-41

spiring Message To Japanese Press--To Study Trade Condi- tions and Require- ments of Japan.

Canrid.a.n Minister to Japan. on a

Tokyo. the local Chamber of Com merce and the British Embassy.

'I'h's aft/“moon the entire delegat-

"we will b- biiyimr dressed haul

the hope of mutual benefit. Today

in persona! a.nulysL1 cf the means of;

Govermnent, as o collective whole. |

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' (Special to the Guardian)

WASHINGTON, %$. 27-New Zealand ls the illlll. place in the world to be according to Labor Depuklht etltlltlel. The Childi-en'| Hirhu of the Department reported today that New Zealand hu bmkun |14 Mm record for the lowest infant mortality nic in the world by a new low of 34 dntha for every 1.000 live blrtlu in 1919. lust hull the infant death hh in the United 514!-2|.

Em ire trade. The preferences offer , g _ S """ fame the regime and damage it in

WAR Mill PEACE

States That Indirect

W a r, Preparation

1 for Military_War, Is

Constantly B e i n g Made On The King-

dom.

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food taxes. as a means' of granting _..&_____ _ (On-nulim Preis) preference to the Dom-inions, it be- HOME, Oct. 27.-Premier Muscl-

came known today. but its members _ ini on the eve of the eighth anniv-f refuse -z havin =ed mind er of the Fascist march on Rome

to dmit g a clot F R asry

on the subject. "That is our stand", ltoday cold the Federal Direction of. the Labor administration is under-; Italy that indirect war, preparltionl

fhil

stood to have said to the Dominion _ for military wi|.r, was constantly being f;m;t:; to me best advantage

Prime Ministers. "but we are open to made on the Kingdom. Referiing to p0'r|;N1~ATE (;_ |_,E0N_;g|3 (;14_AN1'i 'The show was fonnauy deniared

conversion if you can convert us". . his widely published speeches on the 3 _ ~. H Li t ` 4 nusslorh

The Government is much more Tuscany tour Last May the "Duce" nm-isltlrrg ui; province 'ii oniierpiopen by H5 wot eu 'hmximori

favorable to the bulk purchase and ' said: “With thou' speechu I intended tion with this evcninia ceremonial nHneE?Idtz'P%;1;:n?'o?`£zbel;;;;MF:;! ’

quota, achemns which are still before ~ to take off the mask from this hypo- session cf the 511|-mer; 0| phil" |Exm.L;mn_.s Association pmsided OUP! the Imperial Conf rcnce. and the - critical Eur pe which talks bo t '1' l_ , Q . _ , ‘ probabilities point io the adoption ""* peace at Geiaieva and is preparejl fgr empe_.__.___.__.__ er sp°.“er5 were Pnmm Lea' Hui

of one of these schemes by the Con- C()Ve1'S Parts of New |\v.‘a.r neverthelss. "To kill Faacists. Is

ference as a means of stimulating En land State 3°* ffl*-55 B-U Mt Of l‘l°Stiliff.Y? T0 C16- N S solos were rendered by-Mrs A, Hi

P V `n ,ace anieribrriris nobertai

0, M Hon ,L B_ Benn” C,,,,_.,em_ Heavlest Snowfall on treat. is im this an nt of wi . . &s;"§;m a§§‘§h Rm‘1Rmimd_ wi tive Prime Minister has yet however Record Reported In |Calumnies and inlamies: are they not compamed U5, Mrs kxmmd' Thai 1-0 be a¢¢'nt°d or reievted in Sue New Ham shlre |1a""°h°f1 in th* °“°"’¢ W°"1d *Kms* orchestra rendered s number er much! 'I

cific terms, V p - ‘ the Fascist regime. What happened Bpprechmd selemons_

.Z.._._..__.___ N ---.-_-Ax _ _ ight; the ?xecutioins |.t"I‘rla.st? Is not The opening address of President!

` . ~» pf” .f‘h¢ff'Vi_?3l?ll¢-~RSi21rbeF86ci5t. » - ` A 5 Rube,-gggn 1. 11 in

' lmd today was recovcrinl from the 'Ndme ia a fact. Moral war now, but I I T A T I U Nrlt1_;L"1ssue_ appears es W ere

| effects of a severe storm that yester- l.1NDl-rnbory of military war." This , .

day brought, high winds, 5nqw_ nm refers to the execution of a group of ,_ :md .sieet io all sections Communl 811¢¢'¢d Juso Slavic terromsta De _ (con mud on page 15)

nrirtillnll i.. r ~ s e

WBT! UYOKCD, UBC! Bhd P0185 f81l0d, f°u°'wBd in \7us0's1l\'i!» P h i I a e

as bi si. ‘ . ~ - P1‘iC8

HE §f§t.... i.'§°kv'i...§..f.'°§‘.lff..°§ f§§°§..§. Temple.HHl1faX. Will

torn loose from their moorings in ' H0ld SeSSi0l1 Here _ Bread [3

__ "°’“““.‘“» M”“‘°~ *““‘°’~ De relicts Driven This Evening

_ , Driving conditions wer mad dan- ' ° ‘

Chalrmall GlV€S 111" gerous on the highwayseby this pre-1 ' ` ”_"“ Increased

ripatation which :mir the form or' In t 0 S t re e t In I visiting Nova Scotia Shr-Mrs af-

snsw and slay, at various an-,es in ani , - , . rived in the city yesterday and others HALIFAX O; 2,7|_Br ld H be six of the New `Enghmd States Al Blg Llquor Rald ` are expected today to attend the oar- 0 she in HAmaxemd__:? at 9 V

. ' . P ll 5 half mch of _,naw fel] in pans an _ernonial session oi' Philae Temple. |umts Wholszle and 10 Cents retau

(501-|_n,;¢,gcut' nun-;¢5 md squm “ni ___ Halifax. which takes place here this This is the lnounoemem made U`_el_`

_ i . ‘h fifte ical candid-

f°°°f\?l¢d in R1\°d¢ Ielwd W1 M1- srzaxzasms on aowanr "fvuf m§‘at_'; mo the the wreir-and by bakers of the city

f‘?fi‘f.‘.1‘£i1i’2S.2“.i..“°r.”.‘2°‘2.it.”.°.‘f. .°'*.f>.r;;.."*;.:'”"'.;..s;..~.;‘“ of ‘ fi

, . - .‘ Among yesterdays arrivals was Po- ‘ g “ ‘Ch th"

lBy Percy Whfe mr. Canadian Press ~>umed more serious pmportions. 1n» ___ _ ,t tate C Leonard Grant' formerly charge for the commodity drop

Staff Correspondent) -U”-YL* C4 iqofthem NW England, tlhe °;nChM_k_£teto“_n and new of Newifirst from 12 and i3 cents a loaf to i0`

--- 5*°"`m “"“°h Wan F"1d2Y~ laid d°v/11 mow Yortx, oct. no--some sooo Glasgow 'Mr Gram who is A hmm” wits, than to s rents. to a. to -1 ana,

TOKYO. OHL 27-The CimB»€liB1'\|B‘ blanket of 5‘“°W ”‘“5'1“3 f1'°m f-hf@°` drink-codden clerelicts were driven of Nh, Waltér S érant has i hoswdurlng the final days of the "war-"t

Chamber of Commerce trade dele- L0 20 |-l`l°h¢5~ into the rays of the sun yest/erdizyi of frténds in tm; any ' to 6 cents-less than the charge inf ration to the orient n-rived at this A heavy- wrt "ww that later nl pi-snibition agents swwperi ricwni other mcume Umm; include 1914. i scat oi' Government of the Japanese .°h““5°d "in in N°m"°m V°f‘| 011 30 SPN-k°“i¢l 011 U10 BUWCW IM, Chief Rabban H_ R_ A,-¢nhu,.g_ Lum, All differences have been “amiabiy Empire today. Joiui M. innie, Eamon- jm°"ff Cmlfd d='\\"f1 50 electric power airi~e»ste.d bartenders and ovmers on: m,,.,,.g A.s,S¢;m Rabbm A_ B_ C,,1_?riciiust¢d" the statement reads. and’ ton. chairman of the delegation and l and "°1°Ph°“° P9395 ln N16 Yi¢init»y of charges of selling “smoke." f home ' s,v.dmv_ Huh 'Prim' md .L1-,, cha,-gs of 9 md 10 gems will U-..._ A MoCla.rk, Montreal, secretary of |31 J°l'u1Sb\l-\'y. disabled 35 telfphone As the raiders. 50 in number and Pmph'et H_`Haves_ Halifax, 0.-ten. vail until the price of flour ridi-;m¢-

the Canmciian Chamber ofOon1n1crce,‘l“mk 111195. md Wt 1.000 telephone working in small groups, entered the tu Guide' R Campbell' Yap rs negewgagmg an increase, §°“DA\‘ ‘B fna

"Benevolent Irish Society Social acrcnipsxiied Hon. H. M. Ma.rler.fp:r1es out of con-irniaaicm in the wwn..cstab1ishment4, they found ls many mouth' Treasure.. Arch ¢,.e3se_ Hap ____-ml | '

. ._ .. _ ` A - ' f as 800 mon ln some Of $119111 SiUmP°di ifcx. and Recorder M. McF. Hail, l YM)

sflogtfp-fiies. i"lay-rs in seat. at visit to the Japanese Foreign Min-I ‘wer tables ar lyinx the floor. Balm* me Bluenose_ i Qljf .

_____ ister and the it/finister of Commerce. London Naval The “ents pushed them outdoors Lael, shnneri handed by commb V (ai PRE

"Com, w me C1-mglgsg guppgr They also c°'.:~:l on t'~e am;-_r of unmremcniously and went on with we Chairman A_ v_ Saunders' pam.. 771 b d R T FMC

" T t B "50 N445' itate‘s Representative for Prince Ed- e au ace A RA

rea y ecomes TW°m'Y'°n* P"°P"i°f'°"`5 W°“`°-failed" ward Island. C. C. Thompson, C. M. COP !

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»~ ~ » »- - _ Bn d» ‘luumties ‘f‘°°"5m“° ‘md h°°;M'|Williams and A. A. Pomeroy are I8 Called . 1?# (I

,_The Mumew Ladies Aid Wm hold ion were guests of honor at n. recent- ln [ng Uday brew were seized, and the pines were making preparations to entertain the f -

a Chicken Supper and Hailowe'en lon Klvcn by the 095341511 1438!'-' lJMU00k°d- The T77*-‘3°“9f5 WGN N" visiting members in a royal fashion, Social in i\fiilvicw Hall, Wednesday, ion, which was one of the most bril- 1- lrnigned before Uniwd States Com- ` A supper Wm be given in the 0dd_ €°f0b@f 29m- Pm* 1°’ iran; aiffairs of the kind ever held (Speed tothe Guardian) `miasloner 0'Neill and bound over in fellows- Han this evemnl sewed by ‘"“°- 'l,iisr¢. LONDON, oct. 2'i.-The London l ban or $500 ts si,soo eden fora near- i members nf the mmm Stan me

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cation and power line; ln r, ,mth monstrations agaxist 1"as¢r.st Italy ____ ._ __

'Pre' tv beco bind; to ‘i November 0 on charges of sale sl mb

If not fine, first fine night following. -gatlon. Mr. Imrie's statement read. Every oewion of the world is to hear

7372-10--'33'30'N°V~1'3Li"1t in a, desire for closer and morcgthe address. made simultaneously

intimate contacts with the business with depositing in London of Jupan's

I0 n 1| Gm‘f1‘§,"a‘]~e“’o‘§° .§.’.‘1‘,’,f';<§',§ys“§’v",‘,‘§f,n°g°_;inisrar¢s or _.man that ins b.-engntlinstnanant or rstuiration. -rin in- October 30th. I~ialiowc'en lun, fishing this de.egat.cn across the Pacific atrumenta of Great Britain and the pond and other amusements. 'from Canada.. Our coming is prompt- United States. accepting the terms

7574'1°"3a'2i' led by friendliness and goodwill and of the t-re-:ity already -have been de-

posited.

with organs mit at Kenslngmn from .Japan is Uanndrs third largest cus- Premier Hamamehi. ln Tokio, is Friday morning until Saturday nt torner and Canndifs purchases in re- scheduled to speak frst. at 9.50 a. m.. noon. Good Drlccs. (Ssd-i P¢f»!Y MC turnare in~:reasini_zly substantial: yet E S. T. Folimvng tho Japanese Pre- NUW & 50”- "81'1°'zs'3l' Iwo in Canaria have lagged behnd you

miev, President Hoover will speak from the Cabinet R/ami bf the

Entertainment Iain?) Bpgslkcgmsoyolglmsxe fosettfflnghtillis mutualhtrade. de; lylfhilgl; Hgoiisel;/t1si0;2 o'cli;cl:. Tm; Kelly’s Cross a ur . . ega .on ocrne Q sp? 1 er ac na spea ne . it City talent assisting prosram. Wim* humble and friendiv ir.qu\.~y to shiny !i0.0R from London. and he is to be grmzisézgfbglat ;r’;‘:_‘“°"5' ""9" .the trod- o.»nriif'r~~.s and g-ul, m.it<~i!o'.\-ed bv ’1‘i~u»~.eo Matsuraauo. _ a q“¢.;¢.3g.3g, quinmanu d Japan.” " i ldnpmcsa Ambassador to London.

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“Social even nu and- Bazaar in i In CHMUB W! Are cmnlnlr th fee! ‘NUM 1. IMS 'HB ~ “S buslnem and ceremonial ses on

Grahnmlr. Road Hall, Thursday even- with ycu in Japan that the oceanimorrow upon the Government of; and possession of liquor. mg place at D1,mn~s H811 at 750 pl ing, October 30th. . 7835-ll. which seems to divide us is in real- Great Britain, the United States audi Disguiserl as vusflnfs. the 08155'-Si

..m5en,e Wednesday Novembu ity a bond of unity.” John M, fmriaidapan. with President Hoover andihad been glbhwinl Evidt-1166 f°‘i` 0 The vlsmng Sm-mer; include rep,-E-

‘ d Bama). said in a statement given to the prcss~l"rcmier Humcguchi in intorrmtional week in these chew Sl-100°! Wh?" rcntntlves from sydney, New Giac-

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ii;hi3:>l;ir;.hi}\i/Cl*-iilxl.. film 6 to 0, 'of Japan upon arrival of the de‘.e-|.broa/clcaat. _celcltrating tl-.e occasion.i alcohol is sold for 10 centd l dm*-\‘ °w_ piano, '15-urs, Hdllfax, Lunar;

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Ind 35 °’-'M5 fm' ln °i3h"'°“n°° Nt' burg, Halifax and other Nova Scots tie. In many of them were signs of- Conn.” \ feflns 1 “lime 104008 *° *hm* "‘“" The Ancient Arable order or the

ins two "eve-Ummm" the “W Nobles of the Mystic shrine ins rl was at

exhibitors

lion anne

\ P1-HC . building. The cages are the same size] and have the same equipment as; those of last year. and are arranged in such a manner as to utilize ,the -greatest possible amount of space. V rmitting the animals to be

Worship Mayor Pronse. Mr. James. lPaton. and Mr. G. Shelton Sharpe.l

(Canadian Pressi

HALIFAX. N.S.. Oct. 27.-Bluenose i

of Lunenburg and Gertrude L. The-T baud of GY.-ucester will not meet off Halifax ths Fall for tho Dennis Cup. emblematic of the fishing schooner championship of the North Atlantic. This decision was reached today by the board of trustees of the trophy. and was conveyed by wire t0 CHD- tain Angus Walters. skipper of the

Bluenose and Captain Ben Pine. who

the Thebaud`s helm when ther

m0l'fL‘l'\8- membership in America of about'Glouoester boat captured the firstl

Gram Worth $65,000

NEW YORK. Oct. 21-The

New York Skin and Cancer Hoe- pltal announces reoelptof :gram of rullum valued at 885.000 from nn anonymous river. The donor has pledged. In addition. to present it mm s yen: for the next three years. the hospital uid. The hospital lllllly Ill I8, mllluuh.

innlahnt ..._

I000,000. 10.000 of these are in Can- race from the Lunenburg: champion, ads.. the Maritime membership being in the Lipton exhibition se: cs carl_\°` about 1,000. The order owns and this month. i operates fifteen hospitals for crippled The wires to the Captains, signed children. these hospitals having a by H. R. Silver. as chairman of the capacity of about 800 beds. since the board of trustees. definitely set at beginning of this activity ln 1922 the' rest all speculation as to the possibil- hospitnl staff and the out-patient de- ity of an international ser es this partment have treated over 30,000 year. Comparatlvely heavy expendi-j crippled children. The order has tures are involved in a series of this about $12,000,000 invested in hospital kind. and it is felt that the time is

inopbortune to ask for the necessary Amount. The trustees' decision, how-

»;\2 Y' f - lr . d »--1 . lg. . ‘F ____,._V_o_ _ _ _ _ _ W . ____ ,

oret n 700 eauties Now on Dis lay

.§'torm-Tossed Steamer In Island Port F°1`“?a'* Qpening - l r . I , -,Of Blg Fox Show

_H Safest Place __

M U S S 0 |‘ I N Revisiting His By His Honour. Lt. Gov. Heartz.

I" me W°fld Native Province

Addresses By Premier Lea, Mayor Prowse, Mr. Jas. Paton,

~ And Mr. G. Shelton Sharpe.

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The worlds greatest fox show from’ -

the point of numbers and quality oi` P0 E\ animals exhibited. of convenience to' I -` f’ `

and facilities for judging,

was opened ia:/t evening in the spaic-’ _ ious and newly built judging pavil-I

iran in ti-ie Pmnnciai six-f "

hibztion Building. Some seven hund- `

i-a;5a.ridfourfoxe.~;ofailfurclassesi|N

:arc now in their es in the rnainl

Negotiations Complet-f,

ed Last Week Be-~ tween Mr. Boulter Ai_1d;Harbour Com-'

In order to provide accommodati in a Canadian port for Island pots toes. intended for winter shipment t the South. Mr, J. W. Boulter, Sfcre tary of the Potato Growers' Ass cia tion. last week made arranger..en with the Halifax Harbour Corrmi sion for the storing of potatoes in th port of Halifax. This move. Bouit/er considered necessary diie t the fact that after January lst. it usually impossible or impr`n}ct!cal1" to ship potatoes from ports in th province., Hitherto, Island pots _ were stored for the winter in Nr ogg and other American ports. 5 "I was delighted with the reocptlo

given by the Harbour Commission Halifax." Mr Boulter stated. ‘

Association has for a long time d sired storage that would protect ship ment; oi’ seed so that the pcla could be moved before danger chilling in transit. The hrrbou commissioners are anxious to devel

the port and are co~operatmg to t _ fullest c-.\.'tent in rentiiig space, and l guarantee ng the greatest care i

handling to prevent bruising Ur tml Jury to the seed Naturally the Asq rociation prefers paying storago to Canadian port rather than to Uni

States ports. and is pleased with th

arrangements just completed. It Probable that in another Veal' great irc will be made cf the faciliti \<~hi:~.h Halifax places at our d Sposa

The Weather, etd

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tj/ K _f/, /D

'rc-RONTO. o:tol>¢r as -irci

in fresh vrinds, fair and 1'&fh¢1‘

1\1axlmum ... ... Minimum .. 3

High tide this afternoon rt. 4.

nnd toniormw mcrning at 2.40.

Sun sets this afternoon at 433 rises tomorrotv morning at 6.27.

ever. raiiscd considcrablc clisappoin mem nmonir local schooned lens. vw were anxious tosee the Bluezicoo me in Halifax waters the Gloucester-m which defeated K' in the Lipto series.

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