Providence.

Poverty.

|'l|'|"l Mill better anywhere. Fox Furs beat ln the world. '

quantity.

American Gontlnent.

Fllllorlle unexoaiidd for quality and

fflla People the Salt of ing

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TNI Yill’ We have: A lip Hay Crop. A Big Grain Crop. A Big Potato Crop. A Big Egg Output,

A Big Butter Outpu

A llssor Fish catch than usual. A Better and more valuable Fox

An lnduatrloul, enterprising and

and Fur outlook than last year.

God-fearing people,

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CHARLOTIVFETOWN, CANADA FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1923 ' aunt sanauepueu neun:-sa`aa..q

U1 lull, Canada and U. I. A. ILS

'didn that the display was undoubt-

| ' c p p ll _ amplonshlp gold medal. r-in

Jan- omolsl-record or i-4.200 lhs.

._._ _

EUR lPR0ll|lll}IAl EXHIRITIITN

A Big_1Feature oi the Day Was the Mag-

nificent Parade oi

tie, Including Some of the Finest in the Maritime Provinces. ' __

The attendance at the Provincial,

Exhibition yesterday was the larg.l est so far this year. The weather

was -beautifully fine and warm and IHorne brothers this year ca tured

this certainly contributed- to the t enjoyment of the visitors, who s thronged the -main building and the various show rings and amuse- ment booths, as well as the grand-

stand at the race course.

A feature of the afternoon was

the -magnificent cattle parade on the centre grounds of the race track, in plain view of the grand stand. This parade has -been held in other years on the track, but as this interfered with the races the -present change was made, and worked very satisfactorily. The parade consisted of »beef and dairy prize winnig herds. and a visiting stock breeder informed the Guar-

edly one of the finest seen in the Maritime Provinces. _

The Shield Winners

.The shield for the -largest and

best exhibit of dairy cattle in the parade offered by Messrs. Prowss Bros., was won by the splendid Guernsey herd of Mr Howard Corn- ing, of Yarmouth, N. S. There were eighteen cattle in this exhibit headed by the magnificent two year old bull, 'Dairymaid Captain of Hillside farm, wllo won the first prize junior yearling. junior and K-fraud championship at the Tornoto National Exhibition last fall, and ltllls year, at the same national' 'ftl r, was awarded the two year old

n.ior ham lonshi and the grand

dam at' fourteen years of nge made

milk and 709 lbs fat. His sire, Mixter Captain, the first prize aged bull at the Toronto Exhibition, won the same prize here and was -shown yesterday mlong with Dairymaid. Mister Captain ls still a splendid specimen of his breed and was a distinct asset to the parade.He was

aired hy Yeomnns King of tho Mnyl,

the senior herd sire at Mixtsrs Farm, Massachusetts. and was previously shown here as a two year old. He has more than one hundred tested daughters, with average -milk records of 10;283 lbs. and- 512 lbs fat. M-ixter Captain is -the sire of the animals winning the special prize this year for four dairy cattle, any age or sex, .sired by one -bull. .

-The shield for the largest and

best exhibit of beef cattle in t-he parade, entered by-Messrs Moore & McLeod, was awarded to Messrs Horne |Bros. of -Wfnsloe, who had a splendid sbownig of twenty-one Aherdeeus. *lihe herd was headed by the champion two year old diull, Pridemm 2nd. bred by G. I-I. Shan- non, of Oakwood, Ont. The cham-

'fdondonsed Specials

IA-'l‘ll.--lilo por line per day. lc

‘er line per day for I days or over. 6': 1Hf9‘\'ilr drrfor ' 'dare or ever. Doubt 8 words to L une. Groups of

I l3m‘asé_initia.l letters, count aa one vor 10 per cent diaoount for

oooh. “agrees forma pert of nd. ‘na ln wld for. special Itatea ltlfblel ll ed. 'I6o ,-for

words for one week. Situ on

for seven werdl 50° lm Dee

FDR BALI - COOKING RANGE

Am," 39 Rockford gg .9.gg.2|_ -three bull one champion, bred at

°JNO. A. l|bD_0NALD LAND BUR-

veyor Harmony Jet. 470-9-18-lmo.

FOR SAL! -~l..lVl MINK. APPLY

to Guy F. Holland, Cape Traver- se. R. R. No. 1. ~

office. Reward. . 2|

YESTERDAY

Beef and Dairy Cat-

-pion female, liady Grace B., oi' Sunny Acres farm, also bred'by -Mr. Shannon, was shown. The

wentydflve prizes in all, including everal llrsts. it will be remem- bered that they were winners of the Moore & McLeod shield last year also. In 1021 the ahield went to Mr. J. C. Irving, M. L. A. The shields for both classes of cattle must be won three times before coming permanently ilito any ex- _hlbitor's possession Each year the -prize winner's name is engra- ved on them.

'Fine Holstein Cattle `

To Mr. Cecil Stewart, of Hamp-

shire, fell the honor of receiving the rhbbon for the grand champion Holstein bull, Pieterjc Rocker Count This magnificent animal is six years old and was the grand champion at the Provincial Exhib- ition two years ago. He was im- ported' to the .Province froln Nova Scotia and -bred by Mr. A. S. Etter Mr. Stewart purchased him a year ago from Mr. Geo. Godfrey, oi North Wiltshire. He has( four other good cattle entered in addi- tion to the champion . ~

The largest and finest Holstein

herd shown at the fairis undoubt- odly that of Dickie Brothers, Truro, :he poesessors of some of the finest cattle of this class in Canada. They have exhibited at seven exhibitions this season,al\vays taking the lion's share of the prizes. Yesterday they showed fifteen head, with the champion bull =Cobequld ‘Lahonda `Jlm, and the champion cow Pusty B. l-lartog, bred by the Dickie brothers at Cobequiil _'ax-i_n. The herd, captured this year first prizes in senior and junior bull zalvesz lst dry cow: lst and 2116 in the two year olds; 3rd and -ith .n senior yearllngs; lst junior yearling; lst scnior calf; lst jun- ior calf; lst aged herd; lst breed

Another ililnfic herd of Holsteins

was .shown by Mr. A. R. McKay Charlottetown, who received six _orizcs in all including _lst and 2nd in three year old cows in milk; .ind in -the some class of two yeal Jld;_and 'Znd in the»t.hree year old lry class.

Mr. Gordon Newson, Kingston

had on exhibition the champion )ure bred Holstein under twc years, sired by .Pat of Bunbury Farm, and winner this year of the ipecia-l prize offered hy the Bank if Commerce. Mr. H. J. Kennedy, Southport

thawed a herd of ‘five Holateins vlth a lst prize senior yoarling mil ull :island bred. Mr. Kennedy hus nine cattle oil exhibition alto gcther, and won eight prizes

-Other Prize Winners

A fine Hereford herd, thirteen

"hood, was shown by Messrs. Jen- kins and Hayilcn, of Vernon and Chcrry Valley, led by the prize bull, Melrose 'Porlcctioil, who won high honors last year at Toronto. He imported from Boggs' breed in Alberta last fall.

Mr. Frank Saunders, North River

showed ii herd of nine I-Iorefords. led by Nowslend Perfection and the .awcepstake cull’ Christmas Glft._ The .herd included also a champion female The leading bull is a line specimen, bred by Mr. Edward Saunders. and weighs in the vicinity of 1,500 lbs.

Messrs. Saunders and Sanderson,

of Winsioe and North River, show- od a line -herd, nine -head, with

0’Brisns farm. Winaloe, Nova Scotia. They have also a splendid

LOBT.-While attending Exhibition

Durse containing sum of money finderplease return to Guardian

pg” .gA|,\-RQUND TOP SHOW ouosha mo. hsvlv R- K. Brave or I-I. Grauvsll, 186 Queen st.

' 724-ll-28»Bi

plao`o» dwel-

uear to Box 15.

'Fon oats.-owettino Ano

'ron aA|.a-- Paoeznrv. or

barn with sore of land suitable for-gardening and poultry raising Retired 'farmer-'s opportunity. Easy terms for quick sale. Apply to 'M'rl. ll. Chappelle, St. Avards Charlottetown. lf.

the Di <B. Malone, Miacouche, incl ing lot, cottage, large work- shopiand -barn near station, High School and churches. Apply Mrs. D. 'B. llaione at Miscouohe .from 14th to 80th inet.

523-il-2!-Gi

OIDUNI

French war leader, after the Armls- U tice, purchased a deserted garden near the French Riviera, and P

and has been awarded a gold medal T lor the Production of A new rose. 3 He does all the work himself, and 0 is now at work producing a blue h rose.

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l5llN|T I5 NTIW TTIHNETI llllli Tl] ISHEEIIE

' (Canadian Press)

A’l'l-IENS, Sept 27-Tile Isinntl

if Corfu, occupied by Italy -'since \ugust dist, wus returned to the lreeks this -morning it was an- nouced in despatches received v

Last night' for the second suc-

cessive nlght, the S. ll. O. sign was hung out early at tho Prince Ed. ward Theatre whcrc thc Mae Ed- wards 'Players arc in the midst of their annual engagement. For the last two eveninss tho theatre has been filled to ii-hsolute capacity, many late comers being <lisapD0in- ted ill their efforts to procure seats.

was very cntliusiastic in their ro- ception of “What l-Zvi-ry Girl Should Know," u ploy totally dif- i`ei‘ent. in style, from those which

have proceeded it. The popular

om-pany proved itself ns complet-

CULTIVATES R055; Now ely at home, inieiisc fast moving Marshal Potain, the famous Si

tuations as in the more quiet as ort of drnnm. Miss Mae Elllvnrcls handled a ole which called for an extroard-

turnsd to the cultivation ol roses, ln“\`l'TY Widfl reuse of emotion in

_ _ _

er usual inimitahlf- manner. She ainetl the sympatiiy of her audi- n.co within a vcry few minutes of er first entrance, ami thereafter

Wil l5liilll|lilSlilAYEliS_ Wlllillillill 3lN|]|l5 |135 Gilllllll Gill.

SSSSEATTSTHTS SUSSESS THE TITHKISH .3l|l||( l|l[| N|l|({i TTHITEHS Hllllli

ISTITEHNTTENT ll|[|H ggllwlyl TU BEAST Will

lottetown

Jack WernerdCorbiu rather sur- (c.m'_TPra.°)

-prised his au lance last nigh-t, _ "

when he departed from his usual LONDON , Sept. 27- Serious (Canadian Press)

line of work long enough to con- g“`°‘;'“ °f WT :’°l“;_°°“_;I`""T‘eY and TORONTO- sein- 27-“TTITGP

_ i , ersa are e ng ear in near men entered the St Clair Ave _ _

tribute an except (mam (me lm or Eastern circles The Pereians west branch of the Bank of fl\TgT|'T;i

The large uliilieilce ilu-t night*

characterization. in the role of an , ' _ om Hanan peasam Mn Corbin is have laio fresh claim to the Boul- ‘Scotia this afternoon hed up the;

evidently s, ella;-at-ter Acton as well akliaah Territory and are showing manager, teller and two lady cust- as a popular leading num a reluctance to follow out a for- 0111911. BC00D€d UP all available,

It iB_ pErhupe_ unfair to go mo mer agreement with Turkey to ar- 11101165’ ill U19 li€llBl‘H CUSS limi 80l|

deeply into sl-lecial mention, inns- bitrate the conmcung point M §L°__a‘1'{n;‘;f:_y' The amomn taken is

. . issue. .

$332 :z_see_y_<;ley; $e{rl__l_;e_l;__<:_f0_t_li_;sn_c_;;_¢_._§ It ____ reported that Bomheviki Lnrry oke_ (Mgr) of the Branch cease passive resistance in the

fr M 1| 1, was hit on the head with a revol-

~ , _ _ agents om oscow ave een

offered by their various roles,_and _ _ ‘_ hen h HMM th hold”

ll|llTUll THUST llll|Nl§ TTTENEH lNlEl|ll|5H

Prime Minh-itcr Stanley Baldwin,

All Elected

'or the bye-election necessitated by

Yesterday was nomination day

‘is now lieth in l"nri:< and London,

ers young herd. '

-fnlssloner of Agriculture. No

zhe ilccepianco of office by I-lon. J. O. Stewart, Prime Minister and lttorney General, Hon J. A. Mac- E Donald, Commissioner of 'Public Norks and I-Ion J. H. Myers. Cvm-

rppositlon being offered all threel were -formally declared elected by icclamation. .

Q;--i-

German Miners

Go On Strike

Bulgarian Gov. .

(Canadian Press)

DUSSELDORF. Sept 2il--Miners in Gelsen-kierchen. ' Reckliniillilll' :en and Wanne districts in the .lenrt of the -Ruhr Mine fields, de- :lerod a general strike today, ns a first action in the protest Hsaillsl .he ‘Berlin Governments decision ;o give up Passive resistance. and xlso against lho exploitation dis- tricts by the French. Six thousand niuers had quit work nt noon.

cow, purchased from Mr. Ettor last fell.. Messrs. Saunders and Sland- irson took in all twenty one prizes 'ihis year. _

.Mr. J. C. lrving, M. ii. A., of \er-

:ion showed ten fine Shorthorns. ncluding a champion four year old bull imparted _from Ontario Ho won seventeen prizes, inclullinll ieven Iilrsts. -l-‘our calves the Let af the \buli above referred to. _ull took lst classes. Mr. Irving irso receive let for -breeders youu!! herd. _ _

Another large Shorihoru exnibi-

tor was 'Mr 'Keith Boswell. af Vlctria. with it very’ fine herd- of dual Dill” poae cattle, seventeen head, which won the special prize offered bl' Moore -& McLeod. He WON 1% orlae for dual purpose hull, lst for two year old bull, lst. 3rd. 401 and sth in dual purpose females: 211° in senior hotter calves, 2nd in .lun- lor bsifer calves: 5th in .i\1ni0l‘ bull calf. The dam of his lst prize dual Shorthorn bull, imported. has a rs- cortl of 11,000 lbs, of milk.

'phe Ayrshire class was repre-

sented in theparade hy Easton Bros. Charlottetown Royalty. with twelve splendid animals, winning among other -prizes ist in Ayrshire yearitgg bull; lst in senior herd, lfld t e ‘junior champion silver

cub. '

that Mr. J. W. the well known was unable to Holstein cattle of help at 'the

remembered that the home of Lily

year's sweep-

cow in the rmiik

just comploteda at the farm. giving containing' about better freahonsd

record we be- in the Mari- any age or

ll lllllllllil

hand.

Some Have Been Dom

ly and Have Serve

Olden Times.

in conversation with Mr. P.`A.

Smith, the efficient unfl obliging market clerk, ii representative of the Guardian was informed of the interesting fact that the Charlotte- town market tolls arc proportion- ately much lower livin in Y8l'l‘s gone by, when prices for food- stuffs gave n ridiculously smnll margin of profit, and when market facilities offered no comparison whatever with lh-- present time. either from the standpoint of _den- lor or purchaser.

Citizens of Charlottetown bays

a market which L-i a public untill ity in very scnsc oi’ iho word. Mid which in -ionorvihs of the wldeht bat- ronage. We are so occustomedtd

purchasing in our market Vogt- ables of all kinds fresh from , "1 garden. and fresh moat and fish without resorting to cold storage supplies, that this has come to lip ooneidered s matter of course. Yet. in many larger cities of Candda. people cannot bo sure of any auch

oogvouience.

he quality of our general duets is unbeatable and Q ' flavor of our fowl and _ __ _I baefrequsntly been mme. n

MANY VETERAN. DEALERS AT THE CHARLTJTTETTITTN MARKET

= Forty and Even-Fi ity Years Continuous-

ly and Well-Inter esting Review of Mar- ket Conditions Now As Compared With

`car load of those has been shioperl

g Business Thirty,

d the Public Faithful-

to the Boston mnrkct and geese shipments also are ordered for the American market in car loful lots long before thc Christmas sea son. _

Annually also cnrloads of island

lamb are shipped from the Pro- vince nnd the anme excellent qual- ity can be had in season nt the Charlottetown market. ln former years ollr heel’ was shipped to dif- ferent parts of Canada and even to Europe, part cargoes of llv-_ cat- tle belng' sent on different occur.- ions to the Liverpool market. flir- Bfnith says he remembers vcr,v Vrell the steamer Lake Winnipeg calling here and taking large cal- tle shipments across tho Atlantic with were disposed of very pro- fitably. Blake Bros. in former years shipped largely to the overseas llllrket, Mr. Blake occasionally ac- companying the cargoes to Eng- llnd. At the present time n good _llllainsss in live stock is being done Wlih Newfoundland. - -

The Newfoundland people are

wry much like the Old Country in

eir market requirements. Moat

CTS. OSCOW TB Bllld [0 WB.f`l`i. l"€

more than ten years ago in its pre sent form Turkish troo s tool.

h., ,.ff,,ct M- resmriug former good at the openlng_acssion. its-ports of _ _ d relations between France and progress _showed Pi_ince_ Ediliu-_cl __yAl;___:_>$li©eTEl_ DIé>_;2_;l_l{1l3llg_i_la_§‘cEI1_*_2_r

Giant Bgmamh _ ___ _ t d ;T¥T;i0T-zneggt OIT’ harp:-odznvl (canaman pres.) _ Streaemann. and all`the cabinet- b

10 H m°Si’ "0 U “S "T 'T “U ¢hm_y_thrce Eleven thousand- LONDON Sem 27_P1a“ for members, announcing thc German the best comes from"aaid tho Secret

_“Wont of distrust' UTM" are on the roster' and the opening' of th.; ecoylmic com-0r_.Go\'ernment‘s abandonment of pus- a

1 ° veiled between thc lilo countries _ _

By Iiaii been changed hc said' into one 'feventeen hundwd and fonysix N100- “ext MUIIGBY- had the final STH*-' "@BlBl-MICH in lbs _Rhur, was a

_ ‘ lacarded throughout (normnny to

,_ `.. home helpers." g h g t h 5 1| p -

of mutual coni’idoliu__ iihinlr there __t:_i:_c _:;_s _};i:_d__;'ie_:.B efn_'l__ _:en ma_e__l_\_l_';e (___y_ __ "_ :mth me ____a__o_____ ________ch to mam, 0‘.m.y effort to keep the

recognition oi’ thc cnt:-_nte's import- ' ' TTTT3 Agenda lnchidés the f°TT°W' “wk” "h° Bmmnder hupemuve 'md nnoo in this wny-uno without it Street In im; Hubiectla v\'erSv?_S sftéleglzzt “;i_;=_;°l;i;*l\;*_§n::;_'€8§l_°“__§; hx' » : E ,til l ' ld b ' an em izra on coo era o - ' ' ~

Tar :lIt;]r‘Ii)ceTllilffTfultCl]lT(cnbearTixbpe oi S slsting development of imperial scnt critical period.

scttlement, lies in intimate relat- #_ trade, the development of the Em- At the session of the cabinet iouship betwann Fmnoe and this (ganaman p,-css) piro communications. taxation. which continued until after mid-

country” Mr. Baldwin said. },0ND0N_ SWL 27_._Ncw,, des. state enterprises, unlformi_ty_' tif _Tony Sight the_ Gov__ern_mcnt discussed

at has from Berlin state that “ni Pm” He ° °°mm°F°H “ 9 ‘ , 0 onestop 0 sirius its decision gmc was kmed am] fivn (H1311,-lnence work. llllllvfmilv Shipping definite formulation .The formula

rl. wounded and twenty slightly injur- ;:_‘;T_"_§_l°“0tzzifghnbiegfgifgaéfgd323 &;ifil;‘_l0<|ti1_TH0 00_f1F'~i§;il@H 1510 0r;I_X

° ' d' t tn htm 1 D-Dad be. y 0 esuemen 0 e mate to c

Twelgns 13;; eftremi n,a.;ic,,|§n,md as the conferenec proceeds at the Rcichslag by the Chancelloh

communists. request of the Dominion rerresep- Tho oahlnot also determined tho 1;i=-'~=~

__ tatlves. glenn?-r ti; wh_lch th? _existing og-

, , . '° ers o e ra way, eegrnpi an 1 ° postal employes and the fiscal

Ml U y y agents in the occupied arena will

be withdrawn.

(Canadian Press) ` _

nuoi-mnsisr, sont 21~It in re- (Canadian Press) "_‘ 'an

plimladithalt nlenmnm haf 'vTlTTT4Ted FlRE!TTElRICToT Semi'1d27T NTU I onbdiiangglftn gffivliss iuhr- §eT[np E. G u gar an Uveflllllcn A fy ear Y S fnnrll ng , ( Wen y I ' ' ' _ _ ussistanco in restoring order in thousand dollars damage to the §_£f'::n§_'_:‘:3§,2§:i'.:,i-T&olE:?;YvxAAeE:» 0 e

Bulgaria, should it rouimunist re- brick block on Queen street, own- _A ° voluglou thoro in.-siiuic the lipperef_9__d by R. Chestnut do Sons, Limit- ggsgecql °_)T‘r“‘,;",'_2_‘:1':_s°‘£1g‘_§’n gg:

gross for tho ensuing year. She

Union movement in Great Britain

tional Railways porter, who was

Polish Countess

. . . . urging the Persiaus to adopt their er w o re t e il

the vaudesille was \\eli_;lp to the present _lmtuda The Rusmans mem he recovered as the men len

ggzdsrdkhe Sbzgnee Fgfvvaefdqxliloegl? are now .being abandoned by the bank and bleeding from his hound “ Orcheigrn complptéd wh__‘_ ;____s _Li Tm-k,._ Brier the mum. had shown chased the bandits down the street P

whole it d£,lmmf'u\ evénin ‘.s'e`n_ a. desire lo favor Russia at the ex- “mil they jumped into a wuiting A

€en_ainn,_'em ` g pense of the other European pow- CSU' “nd ‘“”“PlJ‘~`*"@d~ A u

° __ M - _ -m--<0-bi--_

"What Every Girl Should Know

will be repented this afternoon, "nge “Um” A"g°"“ 'md the Pe*

and tonight's offering is nnnoun- sian m°"° is me-""s“]t° ` ‘ ced as “The Man Bem,9en_.. The Bouiakbash question arose '

. ' p '

possession of the area, resisting

Peraia's demand for its surrender.l

I I I The old Constantinople Govern-

'ment based 'its occupational claims

on the -fact that Boulakbash had - I-

Persia however, has set up a

o lla-n

been Turkish for ii long period I

prlcr claim and asserts the p pl

tion is more nearly allied to the _l , ,

Persian _maple mah to the Om), BERL_(;ansadTn 2F:_|_"2_ ___ _conienerl melting of the central man. The Persian Minister nt - ell- ‘-_ ‘a“°“ 0" I 1 . _ - , ,. _ Angora _S _“mating upon Turkish s'___€s(_munn made R statement to so ut ons roniitmniiil. .iii import

___ ovnonnuoh 'rho -kemnlltoo have rl_:e _§`0_f<;lsv A_ffs_;fB Cgmmilwi of W D

-__ - _refused and -Turkish newspapers l 0 00 Sing 0- 83'- 0 \'0D0f il” m,.e,_|n ,md if d

(ca"°d‘a"' P"°“) HALIFAX° SGITT Tl' The tony. are declaring li" Persia force the to the details of his stateulcnt g passe l-c\clith annual Louicrcuco of tht _ 5 _ _ssued bm ___ “_” announced s

. ., __ Women's Missionary Society open- issue S0” far- H Tulklsll afml' Wm “"3 , o

NORTHAMIYT ON` hwt' 27' eil yesterday morning with flfty_°°0n be at PUTSWS d°°|`S that t°m°""°W S slmng °f the Rel' i

f ll th M ritime '

UT HESISTANTIE

(Canadian Preel)

BERLIN. Sept. 27- Chancellor

Slresemann this evening notified ,thc Enteute Ambassadors of the ‘German governments decleiorlto

Ruhr and Rhineland.

DUESSEUDORF, Sept. 27 Berlin despatches received here nnoiinced that the German gov- rnmeul has issued orders to of- icinls in the Ruhr to resume work nd cease passive resistance.

..»

British Farmers Pro- - test Importation

Of Breeding Cattle

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Sept. 2T.~An emph-

atic protest against the proposal of he government to admit Canad- adinn brooding cattle into England will be made today at a specially

hnmber of Agriculture when re-

ntlon of breeding stock

ill be ut before the

ubmitted to the economic confer- nce. Farliirrs generally atatc that t would be unwise of them to seem

- , chstag would be devoted to roll - _

s_peuk_l_I;l-Z hcr__c Ycstri'rl:l§_f tlaoclaied ;,lf;l§§i‘_‘_:_°esB rgF;e§di__g 0 l,_,(fRid(_nt tine affairs. the political debate lo be unfriendly to Canada but be l. at 5 con orellcv lvitl rem er _ __ ‘ ‘ ' ' b i 1 d tn '_ T . _ -- A- '" e

ieve the government has taken

ish stock breeder.

“We oppose the importation of reading cattle no matter where

ry of the Chamber. Therein today great tical oi' disease under these

circumstances and it is necessary

English cattle clean.

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,fr -i

Mrs Lovila Mason. Grand Chief

is the ilrat woman to hold this post, ' ‘ _ - the most important in the Trades zigdggfsgzyé_f"s§___]_;Q”“Nl;§/"l€_;;S;f

____ ‘ gow. N. S. Mrs lda White. Past

J T Grand Chicf,Amherst S. Mrs.

Emma Campbell,Past Grand Chief

0 Westville, N. S. Miss Mamie E. Mc-

Kay past Chief, Westville, N. S.

Mrs. Beatrice Bleukinsop past Chief

_--- Moncton. N. B. Miss Thurza Gray'

'.Canadlan Proll) Past Chief Westville, N. S. are at

NEW GLASGOW. SWS- 27-'“~T55- present in thc city for the pnpooso

;l`i'f1_0S€1f\_H__b6€(l; C0l;1mll£_9‘|_f;’9f-Tl: of instituting u temple of Pythian r a a e oun y .ou o 81,., e ~B_ charge of murderous assault on This; |m||Ps Wm be pleased to ~T“m*‘-9 CTYd°» HPMH- C“““di“” Na' meet with all candidates at Castia

Hall, Prowse Block at 2 i. m. to-

grievously wounded Saturday night. dn), when orgamzauon or (Thi, 1-Pm Clyde is still in Aberdeen Hospital ple Wm be an-ec,_ed_ ““d'b°m:)‘:“5th _‘mtv °§hd°|"s‘;:t' X An evening session will be held i‘_;’_‘__"c_;‘u fe gf 31915 ° "B “ °“ at s o'oiook for tho initiation of

P ' candidates.

I I I it is specially urged that all elig-

ible for membership bepresent at

both sessions.

Sentenced to Death

PETROGRAD. Sept. 27.-Polish

Countess Ceselia Potophkaya has been sentenced to death for espion-

ment The accused woman is said

sin on behalf of the Polish intelli- gence Bureau.

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Young Man Is

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL Sept. 20. ~- Wm

age on behalf of Poland. in the al- S I ht ' I D I I ' lcged 'betrayal of fifteen Polish com- "fx: 'ogg a°If,;"k‘:,|m|°?;\|'; °,l:_’orn‘Tx munists in the Warsaw govern- by H shunting engine on ma G_ T_

R tracks at liacbine

to have admitted she came to Rus- ' ' /

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New Glasgow Man Ann0“n°°m?n53» I \ S -

Injured By Train _ _

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Meetings, Etc.

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le I line per day for 6 days or over NEW GLASGOW sem 27_J_ A_ ' ind. mm" hue,” mmm " moderate southerly winds fair and

Hmz_ manger of Eastwood! more one word. 10 sr cent discount for Wlfmef-

fell between the cars of the Hall- °¢;'¢h`,,,,,,t‘gd,';'°§|¢"}T.':' 9'" nr M |m'5;";g°::|:'|r;,,m

fl!-SYKTIIGY Ifllfl llGl'9 lllll flight -l- Huh “de tm’

llld hlid Ollq -f00t Bsvorsd, lA,well "Cardigan, Monday, Muvlpg “nd mmm-1-ow

as suffering other injuries. , No pictures, 71247.31 5,", nt, tm,

DGIIOII III all IICQICEGDR llld U16 _ ---- gud |1555 tqmgrrqy

injured man waa not noticed on-. _"Coming “Cave Girl." greatest Inst carter moon

tllndffeoll lll_:1ln¢m_ a_f't__or the de- allow this year. Montogni, Batur- Sept- hd, 1.29

~ - » .. ., pl ure of t s tra n en he wse_day. St. .Peter's Wednesday. )|oreii~ Summers e

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THE DEPOSED CALI~PH

Mohammed VI.. the deposed Sui-

tan of Turkey and Caliph, has been discovered living in italy and rs- celvlng the military honors reserved for Royalty. Ho Ia expecting an early revolution which will reltore him to thc throne of Turkey.

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