5... __,

1931

uorlsassn' .

1014 10 2111/, a 0% es

0ll ... -... ... Power . . . . . .

Foundry . . .

27 Mi 1% .til l0l,f| 0% 10|/; 3 0’/a

'llewe 38

21 12% 1:s.s.1 all/1 :rl 22 5”/1

(orporation ... ..

... -... . .

_c..‘-"... ._._..:

.\'E\V YORK

Can ... ... Tel. and Tel. ... 1-'mi-3' f.'.' III 'II 12'.

5”; 18% 137‘lh llllh 15% 13% 72’/2 10% 0

.~¢ iw ill” all llrlé. 5'/§| 14% 42 “ill

10711

»»| an va. -rs ... 11 .. ... ... ... ...ll/9%

|lI'J\'IE\V F01! SEPT. Itllll,

1031

'cieéirlc 'II

Power ... \.

` Iferiéi-

EARNINGS:

C. P. lt. traffic receipts and

earnings for the weclr

'list showed ilu-

cascs they were

consc1‘ati\'e weekly in-

ns conipnrerl with n decrease in the corresponding \veek of

year. Furthermore, as compared

with, the third week of September. 1030, the sarnings showed a smaller decline than earlier in the month.

Fl¢0hl FINANCIAL COUNSELX

WINNIPEG ELECTRIC COMPANY!

Since establishment of minimum

prices on the Canadian stock ex- changes. the common shares of Win- nipeg Electric Company have riaen substantially above the restricted lev- el of 5 to which they had earlier de- clined. As a matter of fact on the re- covery the price reached above 0. While the upturn has probably been actuated more hy technical than oth- er reascns it is nevertheless interest- ing to note that tba current action of the shares comes at a time when some bright spots are making their appearance in the co|apaay’s situ-

ation.

In a statement to Financial Counsel

Edward Anderson, K. C., president of the organization, makes this clear. Mr. Anderson says tha't while general ec- onomic ronditloas are still very much disturbed and business is not looking un to any c_onsidemhie degree in Winnipeg there are, nevertheless. some l eful sl as on the horizon for his

l0\'l f

|20|ll]\l'l|ly.

“For instance," he points out. “our

act incom from opration for August nf this year as compared with Aug- ust a year agoj' is $10,110 better. which is the first month that this situation hr/s occurred since earnings com- menced to drop in 1030. Each month, by comparison `\vith a similar month n year ago, has continued to fall fof. However, as I say, August is an ex- 1-option I 1lo not know yet what Septeinlrer will be hut 1 do feel that this is a somewhat hopeful sign.

“There is another situation which

gives us some encouragement and that is the water situation in the Winnipeg lliver is in-ttcr and it now looks as if we would have plenty of power to supply to our customers this winter.

"Traffic nn the railway is still de-

creasing hut thc increased fare naw in operation is tending to nffsct the tlecreasc ln traffic. We are unw get- ting an average fare of approximate- ly tlB'Ie."

The foregoing statement serves to

answer 'a nuniiwr of inquiries with rspect to the Winnipeg Electric situ- atinn which have been directed to Financial Counsel in the past little while because it shows clearly how the company's position is promising of better devciopment.» ' _

Hustle to Meet

for Feathers

Made.

September 28.-A fev-

nustis ' to meet thedemand

feathers before fickle

takes another and alto-

different turn, is Proceedins

the ' ostrich farms of South

The breeders are not so much

of the changing mood of the

who are eternally dang-

new creations before the world fashion, as they are of the ln-

exorable law that fashions die when they cannot be fed and

Farmers

*_ Hail New Mode

the civilized world. Few manu- facturers, however, in America. France and Germany are re- establishing their factories. '

"In 1913 there _were 1,000,000 os-

triches in South Africa, 800,000`ful- ly developed birds’ and ?'2lill.000 chicks: But now there are only 10,000 in existence. These must be put into the breeding camps. We can expect that by 1933'there will be nearly 100,000 first pluokings. From eighteen months onwards the male bird become black and the female remains grey. The black feathers are better priced than the

,gi-eys, being much more sought af- iter." I It is only possible after the first

TERD ’S-STOCKA DBO- D 'OTATIONS

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‘ THE

GUARDIAN i . PAGE NINE

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Aileg Corp 4%

Al Chem .. 00

at-nu .. 11%-

Can ... 80 'IB 'Isa- 1£1»uw _15'.§_ is _ir_s__‘_

oco .. ' -‘ int Utilities -A P Lt - 10%- lut utiaau n

umm agés

+ $

At Ain Ara Am Am Am Am Am

11%

2115 4%! ~

Ana

c .. e s

xlrairccllp ..11n;§11c:211sl211s% -21,; w'""" u , Auafautu us 11s us 115 -2 »

yerl .. . 5 é 1,( 50135 ‘?ilA_.. U s 6 6% 6% -

lsu, is 1s- 1s S k Ex (‘ Pacifica. 15% 16;; 1562 ltllgt %

Shilo Pélsco 15% 17% 10 lil;/;+ ‘ ess hio 20% 209; 20 20 -

ivnrys lilo . 1-iw, 14541:: 13%- 11, *-

|Coco Cola . 124V |25 110Y 120 -4% (l|\e¢lsl to Johnston I Wlrdl our o also 2112 215;, 2052 2055+ 55 iltoelru opurli-1|ga|1.¢>w|1.ua ::xl_lGr;n_pg| . 7;* 15 1 -_ gell__'{.‘elephone .125 _ Font (lan 30% 30% .ig 115.6 1f¢llwer"A‘:: 9% 10% 10,6 C°l"l Pm ~ 'H'/` 45? 44% 45%- Can Clr Ftly .. 3;? l'(l¥_!;_t__ » §__;i " ' - , gari_C§1:|ent . ..

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Del Hull ..105 105 100 100 -4 Cockshut Plow .

Fl Dupont . 00 8031, 07% BB -li liiast Dairles . .. 20

l-.rle ... ... 14% _ 1-Iam Bridge

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ll’/4 5% 5 5% 6 -1

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Fox I~‘llm . 0 0% 0% 9%-M int Nickel .. .. 10 10% 0% 10| Free 'fox' . llllé lil 18% 181/,I+ lilc-Front ... ... UV, A Gen Eec ..|31%iami:1o14,::soi4.i- Nat aruwei-ies .. '-

Gen Foods 4005i 40'}$i40l/, 40l,l,‘- Nat Bteel Cnr

Gen Mo 28 28% gilt. 2755!- 14, Power Corp . .. (ldyr Rub 31 Zi2%~ 20 -2 Shswialgan'.. .. Granby . . A » ._ steel or curruuu . “fill” (lll -~ 28'/rl I ‘ i- S of Canada 1’fd

Had Mo .. 10% i i _

Int l1arv .. 5%! l |_. BANKS

lu: Nlrxlc . a na/ n olv.|+ M.

rut 'rel ...l11%l1a¢i11»,¢, 11u.|_. 14 Non scans . ..l2s1 | | 1

-T_ohns Man 411/,i 42 l 401,51 401/,I_ 15 .li_.__i IW" C91* _~-l 1271 14% 12% 14% +1’/ i. MARIE INSTITUTE

Lum cu now. naw, nr fm _,gi

Y-ls My B l HW. Mui 531,; mu -1 _'-

111,9 _ :ma ' as

SIS

11 Tr ir ._ 2014, _ .ner '$21 .. c ‘ _ ‘_ -lmetuttne some °1Mr1..1o11u Jay.

Mm' W"'d 12%’ nm 12 on Friday evening the llth Inst.

Nine members and two visitors were

Nur p 1,; _-11 1-, mix 13%: present. The meeting opened with lg }___C=;-ul _-‘ gfx/:_ 3% Ziggy-_ ga: me singing or the Institute ode, foi- yuur __.~r;. ._ ral ‘ ._ lowes by ron can und the reading 1.2; }‘.f,,|°' "'55 F" ""4 !,§_'l\- of the minutes of last meeting,

n :ri .mg .va . u,|_

P s rlv _ _ mdm U( -Y 43;/;|_1;/Z which were duly approved and sign

" a

_JE

X 1 aszisl

Nusa 11 ..1a in is I Nat C Neg 21% 21% 203;

bat D Pro 241.4

n 11 o'p,,f 9% 10 9%, D _ __ed. School and sick committees

Roy num. 10 in 18% 13,-

Sqiouah Rail 20 1 __ . ranrls . 1550 15"/i lilly, 15% S G Elec -l 4l%‘ 41lZ| 30% 30511 - ll ‘?.°f.f"rl'r‘ iii* 25"* li” ”‘““ S Warner . tlllg % 31%- Studebaker

'l' (`

PKBN .ll

'i‘lm lt B

that these articles be purchased.

The next order of the meeting was

the appointment of new committees which resulted as follows: School, Mrs. Dingwell and Mrs. Jay; Sick,

__ _A Beatrice Battersby and Mrs. San-

r 1» 1 . _ Iluitnfrsq-T. _'1lg'i2"}§.'Q',’}I},jf:'l};'%_ derson. _The members decided to H _§1_11;_1_p . 321/1 £114 2354 2314- start a ‘Program Contest" at our `p ‘S n,,,,°°_ 8% 8,6 8 _,, _ next meeting and Mrs. Jay and (\'an Steel . lil-, 10 13% 15%|_

Warn B Co l 'IIA' 71,4,

\\'»»r an-c om an lust _ Wool Co .JM I55%| 53% i_ Worth P ._ 21l,{|i i _ Y T Conch i 5l,§i i 4 i_.

__:___ #rss

§ »= 8

`+ ____ #2 ssxxssx

.r low 111 lov in . 2:15; 20% 2554' 2a%i

U (‘ (‘arb RS-15 30 30% il(\yi_,

dir are

held at the home of Mrs. T. R.. Cul- len on Tuesday evening; October lith. roll call to be answered by "My Birthda Month and Stone"

13131313 \ Gvrflll "Heftel I W-#0 sms. opmlnlguinu-inert

Mr Rem fag--llgrhliiywp.-;»¢|ri __ §»___...\.xm:._1=__s___ as . Lonoon. sept. as-.1 dom mow vlf-'IORIA B C Sept. as - A ___ ____ __ _____________ l wud)

f 1,, whether or not Mr. Lloyd George faint star known in astronomy as 1-,,, ",f,,,,|2,; ,wus "ry uunnuiuly

- Brtiaa Am 011 .

-2 u .. . -' -

° 510'" _ __ 11'/1 _ 10 suffers from dei>ress.on. If he does, H. D. 608 in the constellation of ‘_l;"l*';_s; ¢_i;:____T_.:_1-|1e:____=1_»-»l|__\1'_rr__y\~_f_i_tli-

sr-

l t ol _1n1:¢_|;a;____s5____c:o 1§»_,€ 10% 0% it he has every excuse for having the Cssaiopia is the most massive yet _ naw .mm 1-.ou-tr-lr-1 u1ul_nu¢i||¢{_ _"_ n e ro sam .. li hump now. T0 sit ln his roam in discovered, according to s recently °"'°' ‘°°::‘:.';d°’h1,|,;°“:Q|| fbx. ine

ally remarkable recovery from an operation of great severity he ls still an invalid and cannot hope to re-enter the parliamentary ar- ena for some time to come. It may indeed very well come to pass thai

the fomi of a binary system, con- ~.i;ts of two giant suns of 134 and 30 times the weight of the earth’s 11:1. These suns, separated from rch other by a. distance of 150,-

_'the National Government will have ~3-000. mlles- l'€V0li/e Br0\md each

ther in slightly less than fifty six days. They speed around their :rbits at the rate of 53 and 142 miles per second respectively. l A faint conception of the comp-

arative mass of these _suns is given lly the k11:'.\‘ledge that the weight of the sua is expressed by '2, fol- l:'.vcd by 27 ciphers, tons.

Prof. J. S. Plaskett, director of lie oi>=;:1rato1'y, has recently been

vanished into history before he is h'msclf again. -

Mr. Lloyd George has at least 0116

consolation. His library windows at Churst look out upon a scans whose _ beauty would be lurd to equal in the south of England. 'On three sides he can gaze over a most charming vista. Is it an omen that although he can look southwards_ towards the sea, eastward over the country side and westward to his

""“‘" ’“f SW- I- , 'rm sept. meeting or Marie w. 1._

beloved Wales-he cannot look to- wards Westminster?

, Whoever allots the rooms behind the Speakers chair in the House

'of Commons for the use of minist-

ers and a few others must be hav-

Ministerial stars of the first

magnitude are of course stationary. The Prime Minister, for instance. has his own room. So also does the Leader nf "H. M. Opposition," but

ing a busy time just now. i

1:\'o’.iug u good deal of time and .Lady to the characteristics of th: ~ll5llml'f Zlkantic stellar masses. H; lads that their light shows tha' he smaller component has a tem _ierature of 25,000 degrees Fahrc; lieit, a. volume of 135 times the zur: and is intrinsically about 350 time as bright.

The larger star he finds. has a Peculiar spzctrnm- Besides con-_ taining the ordinary hydrogen and helium lines of a high temperature star, it has in addition many lines

usp I s .. 1% 1% 1% 1;/, -1 gave their reports. The school cum- the smaller stars have to man-

Saru stores in in 52% 5214 _ 3 mittee reported the need of a maploeuvre for position. some of them §r'|',','f f7',','°__'_l 1; 7% 7 'mf of Europe and a blackboard brush,llike to be easily accessible, some s Pucirlc . now oofnl new so -11,; and it was moved and 1econd¢d'lngrat.cs on the other hand, want'

Bum,” Banenby was “poland _those in a golf club-and s are captains The next meeting will be ‘ 5

of the enhanced metals, such as iron, titanium and chromium, us-- ually found in cooler stars. This

to u 1 an 1 vim-I mg ;;'_`;m°__;_§;_p°ss _ e mm ilndicates that the density fs ubnor |

Never does a Minister realize

more bitterly his fail from great ness when losing office than the fact that from having a' room of his own with drawers and cupboards galore he has to live in a locker in one of the corridors-resemblini!

h the

ted volume is 3,550 times the sun,

In another respect the star is

wrltin rooms with common rn' astronomical discoveries of recent garden members.

M. P.‘s, who are not MinisterS_

share public accommodation which though good enough gives no pri- duml gas pewadmg mwmeuu

his country home in Surrey think- que' hum r' '

p _ _ completed spectroscopic tad t vr¢'l°“l ~ 1-1. Eli' 33% 133% ‘lla *gl*-% llglluglilnff .'.' _'I 1s.so 1s=4l1s.:w 1”* °l ln' ml” °f th” °“l"“l“‘ °-”° H10 D°mlnl<>n utronbysiwfi oils; 1° I' "I" unmmn lm' muh

o ac 01% 02 00% 90% -la Biscoe .. ... ... 40 I lbll€ 5l'l0l.l¢i!lI ill Willtlh 118 Clllllot the failure to break Mondays lows

16 m 1 x 'l' .. 1- 4|/ii I l k vawry near here' ‘und the particularly favorable action

tl e part must indeed be gnu and The S\l!i'S IDB-55 ll f»&lf¢l'l B5 the- of the rulls ls oncour_u¢In¢. only

I fl"

suit' ohm I aiu so au/, am- v. w°"“"°°_d W °1°: l""u“m°“°` unit for expressing the weight all uililtv"-llfrlrt: r'\'-2-'e¢b‘l»t“f=:-'1>»al\°n l"

~ ‘ it I the next few weeks s bull

semi Av .. 11 111,; 1a 1a -lg ary wan-.or.

“ull sal/3 :azz ml; _ _lthe various stellar bodies, and this ‘§f,',fx|,," ,,'; ,,,._,,,,,,,,| 4,, , ,,,,..,wuu¢

Beth Steel 3-1,, _... grlggs . Z. gg' 1315 12 ist;--t& The Mnntfeal Am‘°“9h Ll' G' hu made °' re recently studied star which is in ::::f_;1_e::°\’l‘°¢ ill" ll" '""°“""l

map 1° th ,_ th ta is l Asked whether suspension of the

y W and a e s r sn

exceedingly large one_ The °omp“__gold standard by Great Britain

met t ls, _

empm me 00° dem” F ul ti t is obtained

,md the mm, “_ M00 ti addition es ma e th t 1 h nos Y mes from the measurement of the radial

a ,o t e sun.

motion of the intervening gas. The

remarkable. O f th 1 rt g _

ne ° e mm an distance of 3,700 light years. These

YEBTS. i hi h th -

n W c e observatory ati ing s distance of approximately

Victoria took a leading part, was that of an extended stratum of cab' 3,400 light years in more than

._ 4 New York 'The Montreal 'London Letter lMassive~Star ` .i _

Reports _ E,,c,,,,,,_8, -Curb Market 1 __ 1 Tired of ,.Ta,k,, N Sigel: Letter _

` treat r ays:-

ly STEWART JONES l 004 Cllltlottetewi . , sy alumni. cars.,

'W' - ---' (satan cams rm.; ' Special to Jo

gm-rgspoadenh of Grlllllblflds & C0-1 lashed . \ __ ` “___ (umm 1. .v.r.ua.. e w-1-in 1 _ ,The Camdm ,rem i _ _ _=:_;=:_:§:_:=z_=_:

liquidation is yet to llc effected but

u'.\1.1. srnasr snnnoa sus:

For the second time this wselt_

atm-its have _run into support in n bis way at approximately the same point. tm Monday the market was turned upward when the indastrlals hi! 10|-7” ua measured by the Dow Jones av- erages. The same thing happened yel- trrday. lt is a question whether tbl~ support level will be maintained br- 1-nuas of the pressure of liquidation

which la still reported to be hsnlink over the market. 'l‘her_e is reason to

hasten 5 Ward `

8133?!-ll

'believe that rffurts will be made to keep the market. rather stclally over the work cud even though it is ln- cllned to reflect the highly nervous atuts nf mind of the Investing public.

That some action is to he taken in

regard to "rattling" ls seen in the latest action of the stock exchange re- garding short selling. The financial community Is onre nguln wullawllll' in the very tlrptlls of clespondnrcy. The street ia full of ne-huious rumors and these rumors are not the product of the hear contingent.

\\'ull litrest plaid little herd to thi-

nntlun of the legion In voting against payment of rash bonus being more mm-rrneil with the aourcs of llquids-

K .

tion of stoc s

The 105 levels is the point in the ln-

dustrial averages to watch naw. lf support is still nrcuriletl the market uruuntl this level in the Industrials I nllarp rally will llmloubtedly follow. Those who contemplated buying stocks sllnulul keep close watch of the Immediate situation because numer- ous issues have reached the point where they can he said to be decided- ly under valued.

The sharp rully in Ama. Smelteril

was brought about by the fart that the company in one of the largest of the silver producers,

GOLD ONLY GOOD FOR FILLING TEE TH, GILDING FRAMES

_.__-l.

WELLESLEY HILLS, Ont., Sept. 2.-(Star Special)-Suspension of he gold standard by Great Britain is a step forward and a good thing for Canada, in the opinion of Ringer .V. Babson, economist, as expressed .J The Star here. It will speed, rather than retard, recovery from the world-depression, he believed.

Mr. Babson said the action of

England will mean increased trade and s. greater flow of capital to Canada. "Canada is inseparabiy bound up with England and what is good for England is good for Can- ada,,and it will lead more capital and more trade for the Dominion," he stated. ‘

would be permanent and possibly lead to the abandonment of the ` standard by the world, Mr. Babson

said that would depend on the ac- tion of the United States and l France. Should these countries con- l tinue to hoard gold, the 1-est of the world is not going to be hung up.

“Most countries were not bashful

in demonitizing silver," he went on. - "It should not be difficult to demon- itize gold. The duty of the world is to develop manhood and nations of people. Gold is only good for filling teeth and gilding picture-frames. All are crazy about gold. This is so because there is not much of it. The world is not going to lie down and die because the United States and France have all the gold."

distance of 3,100 light years. An

observed velocity corresponds to a

different methods agree ln assign-

20,000,000,000,000,000 miles.

the flock.

The childless women, in fear of

their lives, had become half insane. and it was not until life had be- come normal in the settlement that Mclnnis made the long trek back to Burwell.

Famous Fishing

v. _ . .

771788 GlUf0n8 A astray lunch wasservea utter ;':_°_?;e‘:;“__°_;§‘t‘;_Y ;°;‘i_;“;;";:;'Snwe and more or less uniformly _ eet Fast

hi distributed. Th L 1 " °" “ ""’ "‘°”"“° "°“’ "” °°=-ide- M- 1-mm ml-ls-=f= u......r.u.u. ..f°ufff°,§f .l'§`°§.§f -Mountre Saves

Barred F ron-1 fspent. in violin music and step- h ' t t _th bil “_ , ,

‘ meme. 'nie rinsing or --For -rney ,ffveerlf ,,,`:,he_';' uf Sm; lent in the spectre or ua some . Dlsdpped flflg'

A1- J 11 Good renews sud the ' hish temperature stars According ESklm0 WOmen

O O |

' ° V ' at 1 in '

Big Liners National Anthem brought the meet-l?h;?t;'x:°ut_ge ng M ur to Eddingwns theory they shouldl --

--- 1-nu.1r‘ax, N. s., sept. 26-After

l ing to a. close (Patriot please co '

.- py) _ be present in the t 1 li i

Except the usd" or the oppo distant stars re ardlggsglblathelr team 9' h'”'d 5935"’ °n the banks' hum'

- s

‘mm 'md °' °h°'°“ ww M hu ml HAL11-‘Ax N s sept zo-1-low mg ash and finding few. the Lua

simulated. It islnot so certaimplucking to see whether a good" HA-U-FAX, N. S.. Sept 26-A new ,

I .. _ sxmm-znsronn perature but 11 mr ai . » - ~- ~

lowers only me private member ere are ere has di Mounted Police enburg fishermen took some relax-

llut the bowler and feather willl¢,~0p Wm be produced. Tc produce' l'B¢ll€i»” was exposed hers last l _ -

| , _-_ been n bs gi | a Royal Cana. an

d ith th rlv l of the' _ h” 3 l°°m~ He l* l-he cl'“"ll`m“n °‘ 0 ° erm one evidence for Corporal travelled 500 miles by d0iZ ation last week and held a schoon-

hsve va pemwliefili BPD*-‘lil l1° the right kind of bird takes many ,sun “Y W 0 Bl' B | Tm school is progressing favour _ me some _st

. _ ':. Th

women. ' years. #cruise lm" Mauretmm md that ably under the management of Mlss'¥: Public Tiiunm ctgmmgtgxee lnterstellai. :msmum is so called-| sled and arrived at his destination er race in connection with the No-

e r°°m is “ e very P ° es are B to revent the st0Ii' va. Scotia FisheriesExhlbition.Ther¢

1 -persons whose names were with- .

nhl’ h B d strikiri featur in th t f just ln time D E

“li we cannot supply the oslwh "rr me present as u 1 ow. G , Do,

leathers in sufficient quantities. beisny degree of permanency, mann-;;°_§;l_gW_*f_‘1':’ ;x'l'°l_l_£>1'°;f; fmt: _ °°"° ye ___ ¢!;I_;>_§snea_o_§!(;o:_1)\:_o_r;___;uivl;‘l_ivI:_B°!l;l_l_e thu miemtm; star vihigichrglmuf mg to death of several eskimo was Mme wind and the mee, as :ure this feather will pass out veryifaeturers may re-equip their. ° ° P' ' M, Au M D ld 1 N , 5 e `women, is described by H. W. Port- race, was rather dull, for a while. quickly." raid u leading south funnier. but inn wal use u uig"“’_‘-,"°°°’°““¥ "° “le °l°°’Y l°l¢l °Y y°,k",s ,p:;d,n;°h;“;°,;da;s mi; §‘“"‘*‘;“' Am’ .““*“ “H “° 1"’ '°" f”°”‘_;°‘_‘;“ °.‘ '°°’"‘ °l‘° °°°l”l 5”’ 9.-,nuilrsx nemo nun writer. wh° The verses lated slowly to our Airican ostrich farmer to the Dailylsum of money. We in South shps Mute" me tm’ 'nude 5 hw' hu. lan AIP-hom,” Macpomld S 1° ' n W C th” have bee” detected- ’ made the trip north this year OD gentle swell and so iight were cats- _ Telegraph. ,There is no fear oflgmep, gre hoping that the fashion it °f “mms H”~l“°X W¢¢¥ly °|l ‘ . . - . . . : . . . _Thus the infomation supplies ln- l the Government supply ship Beoth- paws that they had to bridle out '

l cruise smps' paying me minimum Even those M' Rs’ of whatever f°rmatl°“ which °°“llm"-’ Eddl¥lB' ic, and heard the story at POW the mainsail to keep the huge b00m

li-anger to the industry from the cry of cruelty to birds, for ostrich feathers are not drawn. "The feathers on the tail and the long medium feathers at the top'o! lhe wins are out, and there is no cruelty whatever," said the farm- tr. “If the feathers were drawn. We could not get a good crop." The industry is enjoying a tre- medcus and _ unanticipated boom lun now, added the farmer, who lave interesting details of how os- trichesare prepared for the mar- tet. '

"Young ostrichee are treated list like babies. They are given medicine, and when they come on Bur farms st about eighteen months old the dangers which lllleaten all chicks are regarded as having passed sway. They are

,will continue and are turning our ,attention to breeding in order to :reinforce the stock."

Speaking

. Of Sports

nr n1x'oN srl-:wAn'r United Press Staff Correspondent

tons sat for two hours at s stretch

also made their appearance be- atorium is doing as well as can be

Benny Leonard May Abandon ' “Comeback”

The much bailyhooed "comer

-bucir" by Benny Leonard. retired undefeated lightweight champion of the world, after seven years absence from the ring, appears unlikely to pass the preliminary _"exhibition" stage.

liven re ul - much- ‘mhoncg ._“;V;°:dm;:’et!3v° to bel Benny was disappointed sadly by

the lack of gate receipts in his open

liven to them; otherwise they could mg Bppearmce in the metromnmn not dlgw' their f°°.d' which u area, at Newark, recently, and will llwtfine. 1. fodder plum. crane abandon me ..c°m,,,,,ck,. ,mlm “_

hom" ‘med 'md muhed’ mm’ sured of more money for future

_ i

lnother item of the diet "lla regards the market. ws have feed it gradually, and not give

than is required, perhaps

The present demand is bein!

Since the feather fash-

appearances. | Although he had been SUUBD' teed $2,500 for his exhibition at Newark. Leonard got nowhere near that sum. ness than 1,200 spectat- _ors were in the armory and Balm!

ted to work on s per

day in its changedcond tions,

table to uncertain y as w

to stars, squares and circles.

fare and balancin their accounts Mr- ~l*m°S D°l'l¢ UBS Ubilifled I political stripe, who hive l1l¢l\°l'l‘°’ t0n's t»h°0i'y~ Burwell. from slantins too heavily. For

by °l"'°\ll'll'|l Wefyihlrig on the l’°*m°“ lm me l’°"°°1 b°°Q between Me” 1”" lmuned l'° see Bnythmgl FUl'l»l\€l'm°I‘e. the interstellar cal- some two years ago an esklmv hours they barely moved, and Her-

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“men mmm such were then. mm- North Cape and Mimmlnegash. fine in the character of Mr. R.am'! cfum lines have revealed the dig- known ss Miller. who had b¢C0m vey W. Jones, managing e r ml’ lh 'l ll* ll lll 5°" "Y M“°D°“°Jd"lh° Prime Minister' tance of this extraordinary system. converted to Christianity, began to the Halifax Chronicle and one or

s, e ory goes, o ey

“any “te f°°d l'° tm "°'l“° °f~ m“°l‘ Mr' md Mn' M“"mAy1w“d "e “re “°w at °“° m the mblm-° they According to the hypothesis of the preach on his own responsibility. the cleverest yacht skippers in the

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more than their fares. _ 3961101218 B “W diy! Hi the h°m° P53' hm- _ runlform dist,-lbutmn the strength _ taking p,s_hi.s circuit Leaf River an ,east, found time to talk to e

Addin8 insult to injury the lint- of his father. Michael Ayiward. When the House mei; the other of _____e,__nes sh°___d im dmctly pm- _Fort emma in Ungava d_m__C___ He nshermen about them bus____ess_ Tm

there that his flock stories indicated that the world-

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each meal. four times a day, which Miss Ethel Olohosey, who has re- was a. certain apprehension notice- l;;’_f_ll°“;_1h_:'°__t_l;;_§_l;;“"_‘;_°_e;’_§_t “I3 1 lx;-1,, oi, (Keir clothing Ill famous Lunenburg fleet was dwind- l¥1¢l\ll`l¢d mldlillhii IUPDCH. 'l{he7 turned from the P. E. Island san- able which as not ebilfely ill¢l'll’“' me 'lines in M D 898 _ dl ty sorts of decorations, mostly running ling at an amazing rate.

t l‘° hat W” ` ' n ca es a Bild This year only forty-six shhoon-

l' ls l° "°°m°"'ll7l l° l5ld° 8584- t° happen' one hens ml" it was to thug he 5_5 leader, must adopt fl0W° ers went fishing, they told him

ween mes r g “pe _

' ° mat “mm "used by ua" le" the second in Australia' And there ing robes and turbans Twenty years ago there were more

them over,' ice cream, can and so _.1 _ '°“- ' Miss Ssrah Doyle, of Tignish, MF- M\\0D0nsld might indulge i!\,m“5l5 l’¢ ° B°°d mlllll’ °l'h°l' "“l'l` Mm-ppm; to service with fil€S|than s hundred and twenty of them

Three pots of cavisr consumed ,pm¢,1”¢ “sk "2 Skinner., P°nd_ what., to tell the truth. was the llfl°M- . on long mms md other proud _The others dm not put to sea be

A "md ’h°t'°“° “nd nammbyant sml' were ls' as usual’ B' precew es were added to the ritual an- cause the fish market had been so

'W *'l"° "l° °“ °“° Cm” °°°¥ "ll the guest or ner brother, Mr. Jann ui- . In the end it was said they became style in which he used to appeal ent. When the Tudor dy11BSlv Cll¢d tu the name, last winter had be- miserable that it was fm they

Doyle. . ,

a feature of the cruises and other. to his former followers. To _their_;vi_t_l;ihE_l)i!zsl;t_§;__ai_1_id1ti’t;3 Jams; the come more and more hysWma1_ would me ,ess money Med up as

l'”° °l‘ °l"‘P"°l° ‘nd ¢"°°" . °““° “m” ua me Bans closely. but some than they would fishing on

l’°”""°" ’““l° ll ‘ l““"l °’ mu Hyman- xyiwuru uf can '“’P ° Y I 'rm

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'th' mm M mglmd md it W” (mtl practically reversed the meanins the banks.

Sham Its: Act' of Umm' th" meld! its injunctions. Finally they llllt "The Lunenburg deep sea fishery,

ea’ d e the kingdom’ were "mnylthey had been literally C0ml““l`ld°d this year, was very poor. There

meme ' _lby God to stone all barren women. were men who went out on thu

' ‘ ` ‘ ' ' ' ' ° ' - One of the husbands of the wom- schooners, as fishermen on shares

M3” of our newapipers have de' len selected for the stonllis mllflle of the catch. who received Practi- ~,

watching them at their meals, won- lowdown 8 .

» __ . pent a weeks vacation

ldmng when th” "wld md' 5°" with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John were made and pools organised Aylwud

on the outcome of the feasts. stsk-- ' '

es going to the one who _drew the --gy °' th- ="--- we ---° l--'~ ..1`i“I.'.$'.’°3..§.‘;“."°f..i‘§’.‘ZZL‘.°““.i..$ . uise officials, howeverfwould ~ ’ ° not ne the h_umm_ and u ‘ Patrick Qoucette, of Waterford. suit future tourists on Haul; tt th __ Mr

me hl Wm ba d ,ed th” _ We are glad tc repo a

cm B ps an “ol Thomas Aylwsrd. who has been

.. seriously iii is speedily recovering.

than training expenses for his ap- ~”"' 9,.,-mm - Miss Alice Aylward is spending

Now, 3mn'y_ who ,mad m up her holidays at home.

ting the worid'| record of $413,000 for . pzmweglhg ommpwmmp A large number of fishermen of

el (Orin of entertainment.

into vogue, demand has flashy consen '

an-org, ma mn from sufcsntqs rua. as me nan 111°” l’°“* If -101°! City 1 few vom sw °“““°"" P°'"l ‘-'° 'W i>f°‘°°‘ '"-

sduuu that his "comeback" apo- N94 in lobster fishing at meter

ations were aotnstsd- by the mud Point. They report fishing excellent for money. With boxing feslingthe in that locality, and owing to the smut: or the general dau-salon oxcaeeinrlv' Nah price for mmm.

& CQ, Benny: chances of his they no doubt will have great asm-

» _ _fortune in the game are lol, favor- pathy for the fsrmen this oall.-T.

C0ff¢lP00df‘ " 0f -- .sais tam at my time anus _nu quit 1

the rina. md he will Iwi so ammo usw ssmawxca srsssn

st CQ. ,wan no ¢°mo»ex`uu_i`eu_ in 1| nm f

th t it will- pmve fitlbll. .

Hman. ur ou swam: sem soma. Q... ,,,.,.,,-,,,,,,,,,,_'}',‘;,,-,_, __,,_ W, ,,”.°:§,§‘,°,,_,"",,'_“§‘§,_,'§,‘,‘,’,,,’,‘,,"‘“', 2,52

_..._ . Hd It Nmrk wasfar from s 82.- wich npr-no for the cnudmn

500 exhibition sad did little to of! lunch. cook the rsisias in sn equal

ness with which he set out the causes which led him to accept his enormous and somewhat lnvidious responsibillifes went for to dl8P¢-l these fears.

As one member put is after the

debate: "We came hers as s, cor! of salvage corps, but it looks ss though we may be able to work N

vflgped a practice. so tar as theirim, journey over snow and ice t0 csily nothing to show for their pc ure mg" 3°' °l putting “ °°m' Port Burwell for assistance. On ill” whole seasons work. The arrange- posits headline at the top, cover- dgy of his arrival Corporal F- M°‘ ment, when they fish on shares is

‘ t'”'m'" mg several pictures' md leaving 'Innis left. by dogteam for Leaf RW' that the crew pay the cooks wage:

mel' ’°“d°" °° ‘°" °l‘°“'l °“l= l°f` soo miles away psy $100 each for outritung lucid

or as oem-ge the Fifth but aeorgeiimwn i°\1m»i appeared with s the First, so far, that is, as South headlns in large type, "GORILLA Afrlcg is concerned. lHUN'I‘INCv WITH. A CAMERA,"

It is s little difficult in foiiowlwhich jumped to the ey, gs it was

the idea but there are, no doubt, meant to do; so did the picture nn- pollttcai implications hidden in it mediltely below fb-which it was somewhere. not meant to do. The photograph

It occurs to me that it the ssme_wss a llrle 'family group' of the

principle were to be applied in 0an_ne_w Cabinet "all sitting by them- ada, for instance, then in the ful- se ves n c°le proximity" in the nur ,of time when the present. gtrden of No. 10 Downing street, Prince of Wales ucends the Throne md for vsrisimllitude‘s sake it in' he would (if we reckon from the eluded s camera m_sn taking a sbor.. you- orconfscmuou. mm as .tina buckzroimd was an mm 11 one and the some time Edward the the larden shrubs and the whole santa of angina, mmm me semlzumz memos. mu w on revo- ond in Canada and Edward the ent and respectful, that the Gor-

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I8 Grist st., Clue-lottctomn , _see on sum out an .umm of nm. wium any um

interpreter. Proceedings were stay' ed while the corporal invited the evsngdlist to so to Fort Chlmo where there was a white man who knew both languages, and to th-lb Miller readily agreed, declaring Q moratorium upon religious blood- shed in the meantime.

Arriving at Chime, Mclnnis got

out s Bible und with the inte1'P1‘¢f-' er, went over in Miller's presence the various passages on which the natives’ pracices were based. Fin- ally the new apostle was convinced that some, at least, of his ide!! were wrong, particularly those con oerned with violence, and readily

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Awordins to 1 report from soumithemelver- , 1-re reached Les: River in recordi e,,,,,;_.-,_ ,md mug the pet proceeds A!l‘l°°~ lll°l’° l! “ m°V°m°°l' u‘"°, But 3° mum d°l’°“d° °“ the "7, time, just us the stoning was B-l>°\1f of the catch. The net proceeds are l‘° °h"'5° ll" 'me °l the Kms' I” 5 n°w°p°'p" MDW” l'° be l°l°°d. to commence. and immediately 50° what is left from the gross after

ll Pl‘°P°l¢ll ill” he llnll 9° l°ll¢°i °r ’°“d1“5' Tm °l'h°" “Y ° “U in touch with Miller through anlpaying the wages of the throater

and header, paying the captain's commission of 2 1-2 per cent of the whole catch, and paying all bills for towing bait, curing of fish and gauging of oil. The owners of the vessel take their half of the next proceeds, give the captain 2 1-2 pet cent, psy the rest of t.he bills and distribute what is lelt among the shareholders. When there are plenty of fish and prices are good, this

works out very nicely for the fish- erman on shares, as well as for the

owners of the vessel. But this year

the catch was very small, the small __.: '

est, it is said , in the recorded his- tory of the Lunenburg industry,

is doomed for an artistic sa salt plumped ads half an mach peanut mr- -» sz-um An-ies. And reciron-'aiu had been csught in their nat-_went been to Lest River and ex- and me prices are the lowest tau

“ ° ‘ ' llillll* *M W* “W *O °°°l- _ ilr. ~\ 190" he wvuid be Edwefdarsi habitat- _ pained ua new into-pretaapra to mv. mu paid nm um.

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