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l. ﬁlm 36 1° >14 — — ~ ~ — — ' 5"“ 1° l‘? 11 1'2 " -' - '" pire Development. 5 .\len’s Fleece Shirts and , B‘, GEM‘? HMBLETON ' . *1." ,.. i Drawers, Sizes 36 to 44 c each gensséu-vggotl vlvlmllséed Canadian Press stnri Writer , li [I /‘ l u \ . - , - . °5°~ l“! ' ° ' "' " LONDON, Oct. 13-(0? Cable)— BQTH sTﬂREs . D “lends gonlblglhdttlonkii Fleece 1 A. A. Somervlile, chairman. clos- l. v ll H l‘ .__,

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2: i‘, Regular value ~ - — — -- I price 5.75. Your choice -— — I - be Eli‘; Wngllﬂ-mlftlle Eﬁflwcggxfé;

,opme a se eme s _’__m____ , . . i i , :.l:i..‘:;":::r. _"' b l, \ , » O , . ‘sarily be land settlement. They '

T 5 Boys Doeskin 1 sarstlzuiz...tszha.‘sagas, Al‘ 7 71¢ l-Owe-‘lt 11ml“-

; “ $ ment o! ﬁsheries. and the stmu-i v

z a W‘ lus of secondary industries over-i i‘ ‘ n ,’ I

‘ seas within the terms of the Ot-~ a

, tawa. agreements. ll What was aimed at was not a! .

l b l piecemeal cure for unemployment: Big burly Heaters tllﬂt [IVE (ll-ll. lOl-S 0f healthful hQHl-e

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i '1 bill's l- to 3i - - - — — Back Denim, sizes 28 to 36 I elﬂiloﬁff ggcatw purposl: i“ to “keep! “Herald” “Homestead” l 9 ‘ l i’ ' tile British ~ a “(y-S m) sweatelt Boys Combination Overalls. the gulls-hf EmPl" d f u my i . rel-ire sins e _ _ _ _ 690 see 28 to 36 ~ — — — - l-39 i:§§:.;:l Box Stove ween ileum 5 Boy’s Navy Cheviot Knickers a e Y , f _ similar to the “Air j guy-s lxileskin lyllédbreakers. Colors 5mg 25 to 32 _._ _ __ _. Q i colltvaeirorsruiggieiaia fgréneggygspbmligdbgf F01‘ W00d Tight». n“ cast iron top _ ‘ ' ‘)\'il, '1‘ lin th British Coiiim ‘in u 1v t _ ‘ - l Nlglyz‘ _._‘ i. (ignjn_. _. _ __ Boy's Heavy ClIQVlOl. wlllll- 1 Elzlllellicnlenl witch a view to taking ghf ‘rglgor and b0 mm “Air T. ht” l ' l ' breakers. Sizes 26 to 36 -- n oyeit-l a stretchno! trilrritefrr hi"? l 22inch size 11.50 l2‘

‘ ’ 11E YO - - - n l Bofs Leather Windbreakers. ' 9 ' . (1)3 klg netfllrglliglllayto tile Pacific . - 25'1nch Size _ l Sizes 2“ to 36 — — — — _ lgrié _' colic-ist- S stcd something in the 22-lnch Slze 28'inch Size l . . natllreslbgfgethe old Hucisonis Bﬂl! 25inch Slze Built o‘ heavy blue-ll sleal , Boys liuekinavi’ Reefers. Boys All-Wool Golf Hose. company mm,“ be med underme Zsqngh Slze 15.95 “ . 97 and fitted with steel in- 0 S l Moon . Sizes 20 l0 ill -— -- _ — -- I Sizes 7 1-2 l0 10 — —- — - -— care of the Briitsh Government“ 35inch Size l ver net "mug J An area might be reserved iori ‘ _ l --'-"‘""'_ BA ZO-lnch slze — 3.95

Girls‘ flannel dresses. Colors maroon, Kiddies’ flannel dresses. Colors red They suggested a litrltet vote on, Com H, H“, "rum lllllc- 211T" and llllVY- I lllarlloll- lllller green and whether_the membership was szit- ’ l’ “ " ‘ Open Fltéplﬂté. about 24 inches high h, - W- ————— — — - eerr- Sim 6» 1880m- ll rich ifﬁiéirifis"Ztféffgiltie.‘i.i;“;‘3l.f No.10 No.12 No.14 “Tip Top” “Cheerful” Each

Ladies‘ sub-standard silk hose. A Ladies’ tweed dresses, in several dif- Smut!“ Selllmwill “ml “hem” 7 50 17,95 24,95 f uii range of all the new ferent styles and assorted i‘ fgztatgxiselgtmofeilxi: ailing?‘ 1435 2150 2 ' l RllﬂdlJS. SlZGS 8 l-2-10 —- c Pall.‘ patterns. SlZES — —- — I suspended leaders wlm wire 11mm-

, _ bers of the Central Bus Commit-p lmllﬂi’ liﬂlv)’ Weltllll- WBlS and Ladies’ broadcloth slips with built tee l bloomers» Sizes Small up shoulder straps. In assorted col- ———--?—

75,, _

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Girls’ zipper sweaters. (Yolm-s blue, brown. grey and wine -— -- - —~ -—-

Jltixiﬂ. in blue only -

mcdiiini and large - -

Lndies‘ broadcloth slips. medium and large. In assorted colors — -— ——

Sizvs sill years - -- -—

Stintieicfs Nlayfiolver

Ehllilinls in..." Took $4,000,000

(By The Canadian Press)

MOLLYWOOD. Oct. Iii-The re- turns on Charlie Chaplin's film. "Modern Times", released 21 months ago. have "dwindled" to 03.000 a week. All Reeves, who was an actor with Charlie in 1910 ind has been his business manag- er since 1918. in the authority for the ﬁgure.

Reeves says Charlie's end of "Modem Times"~with United Ar- tists’ 25 per cent distributing

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Rnbys‘ crib blankets. Sizes

tn-entv-tiin different shades of full

l m“ bans m _ l. — per ball

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charge deducted-null be about \3.000,000. The ﬁlm cost $1,250,000.

"City Lights". the previous Chap- lin ﬁlm, brought in nearly $4,000,-

kW0men’s Silk and Wool COAT SWEATER

Heavy Weight

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each

Sizes small,

each

Ladies’ pyjamas.

pair

fingering-in

000 and Alf says he and Charlie were conﬁdent the latest picture would better this figure by at least $500,000.

"But several thins! happened that we didn't count on,” Reeves says. "Germany banned it ‘ Hitler got an idea, that Charlie L! part. Jewish. He also saw ‘oom- munlstic propaganda’ in it. The Italians love Charlie, but Musso- lini banned it, too. Communistic stuff, he said. "Bo we've been ‘done out of’ at lent 01.000.000- maybe 81.500000."

OLD CHIEF STILL HALE AND IIEABTY

(By The Canadian rmel BEAR RIVER. N. 8., Oct. l4- Rejotcing and feasting will reign at the Indian Reservation near here Oct. l6 when Malt! Pictou,

Ladies’ all-wool coat sweaters.

ors including black. Sizes small, medium and large

10 1-2. Colors brown, fawn, grey and black - — -

02.45 l

IN THE BASEMENT

Sizes 26-82.

each

Ladies’ silk and wool sweaters. Col- ors black, blue, rose and 2 beatty, Sizes 36-44 _ _ n each

Col-

Ladies’ cotton print house dresses, in five different styles. Sizes 36-48 —

590

each

fancy trimmed flannelette Colors blue, pink, white, l l I

pair

British settlement for a. long per- iod of years and be given the name “Britannia.” ,

The conference, u-hich meets again during the Glasgow Empire‘ Exhibition next year, decide/ii} pending establishment of a stittilt-t ory authority by the governm-"ntnl to appoint a committee to EXEIDP‘ ‘me concrete plans for empire nil-i grzrtion developments. The c0m-, mittee, which was given pouicr l0; add representatives from the Do-r minions, will consist of C. G. Am-l mcn, M.P., Lord Mansfield. Brig.-I General John Nation, and A. A. ysomerville, MP.

dusmen Probe Strike Leads

‘ulismen has demanded the Execu- tive Council of the Transport Workers’ Union rcccnsicini" the ("x- pulsioris and suspensions of strike‘ leaders front the Union.

Trade 0f Empire

her exports were carried in Brit- ish ships, The Daily Express has

[ pointed out. The newspaper adds

Childrens’ worsted hose. Sizes 5 l.-2- l 9 1-2. Colors blue, heather fawn and scarlet -. —

pair

one of the few remaining tuli- biooded Micmao Indian-S, celebrates his 100th birthday.

Although feeble compared to his strength of a few years back, the venerable Indian Chief can still take a seven-mile hike and eat a hearty meal.

An ardent churchmen, the well- educated Indian has translated a goodly portion of the Bible into his native Micmsc and has com- posed n, number of hymns in his musical tongue.

In the put the old Chief was known far and wide for his prow- ess as a "mighty hunter." Pad- dling his birch-bark canoe he would venture out on the Bay of Fundy armed with his spear and a muzzle-loader shotgun to hunt porpoises. He had been known to return from one day's fishing with w porpoises in tow.

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l. ertports and sent 99.9 per cent of

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that foreign ships last year carried nearly half the foreign imports to Britain and more than a third of tier exports to foreign cuuntiies. New Zealand took all Britain's

hei- exports to Britain in British ships. At the other extreme, Fin- , land, with o, visiiie trade balance | * of $22,500,000, distributed only 20 I per cent of this to British ships.

ilFranco - Yugoslavia lPact ls Renewed

PARIS, Oct. 13-(CP-Havas)-— France and Yugoslavia have re- newed for a. five-year period _be- ginning next Dec. 2 their treaties of friendship and conciliation sign- ed in Paris ‘Nov. 11, 1927.

The formalities were effected yesterday by Milan Stoyadinovich. Yugoslavian Premier and Foreignl Minister, and the French Foreign Minister, Yvon Dclbos. The two statesmen also "proceeded on this occasion to a penetrating study of the general European situation and the problems which more par- tlcularly concern Yugoslavia iincl France in the spirit of close col-l laboratlon which corresponds to their deep feelings and united in- terests." according to an oﬂiclali commu ‘ issued after their. meeting.

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(Ihildren’s Ribbed Jerseys, Sizes ors blue green and maroon

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