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Offs By Winning Last Night’s Tilt 7 to 5.__

Scoring three runs in their last turn McCarey Blanchard t bat, the All-Stars eeked out a 7 to 2nd Base victory over the Rovers at the Abeg- McDonald Williams elt grounds last evening in another 3rd Base sng-up game o; baseball. Ryan Whalen Last evening's tilt although punc- ._ Shortstop tuatcd with errors, was nevertheless, Bclger W Mclnnis lose and interesting throughout. _ R. Field ' _ th both teams tightening up with Diamond McTague ‘en on the paths. The All-Stars had Whitlock eir batting togs on last night, touch- C. Field r‘s. Rovers hurler for i3 Power Cronin while the Rovers could only L. Field = e ones off Fraser and Robin McCabe McKenzie

Umpire-Dr. C. F. Dougan. On the Bases-S. Diamond and L. Mathieson.

V‘ ~ ‘ _pitchers, getting 5 oil A5 innings and 2 off Robin ' last two canios. ” tue of this victory the All- " still in the running for the

Kionship, the winning team hav- ' in three games. The Rovers '- rwon two and the All-Stars one. “ fjcture was witnessed by an- . theggiimdful of fans and the brand "‘ can being dished out by these l _ ms is surely worth more support. u‘ r Following were the line-ups.

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GAME BY INNINGS

llt Inning.

7 I-Stars Rovers

Stars-McDonald up, hits long fly to McKenzie for first out. Bolger hits two bagger over fence. Fraser singles, Bolger scoring from second. Diamond strikes out. Francis hits safe advancing Fraser to third. Mc- Cabe hits another single, Fraser scoring, Power thrown out by Mc- Innm-I runs. 4 hits. 0 errors.

Rovers-Melanie thrown out by Bolger, Williams grounds out. Fra- ser to McCarey. McKenzie thrown out at first-o runs, 0 hits. 0 errors.

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Rovers-Whalen thrown out at Cronin walks. Blanchard caught out by Ryan. Mur- ley safe on McDonald's poor throw. McTaguo strikes out-O runs. 0 hits. 1 error.

3rd Inning.

Stars-Francis safe when Cronin drops ball. McCabe strikes out, Pow- er hits to Williams, who gets Fran- cis at second on flelders choice. Pow- er safe at first. Ryan flies to Mc- Taguer-O runs. 1 hit, 1 error.

Rovers-Connors hits pop fly to Bolger. Mclnnis grounds out, Mc- Donald to McCarcy. Williams gets safe hit to short center. Williams safe at third when Francis throws low to second. McKenzie doubles, scoring Williams. Whaler: walks. Cronin safe at first when McCarcy misses fly, McKenzie scoring. Blanch- ard thrown out by Frasen-i runl. 2 hits, 2 erorrs.

. 4th Inning.

Stars-Mwarcy 'grounds out to Blanchard. McDonald thrown out b! Williams. Bolger pops to Williams.- 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors.

Rovers-Murley singles to deep left. Whitlock batting. Murley goes to third when Francis overthrows to second. Whitlock safe at first when McCain misses fly after dandy try. Murley going home. Connors thrown out at first by McDonald, Mclnnis grounds out. Bolgcr to McCal-ey- W11- liams safe on McDonald's ‘fumble, Whitloci: scoring. McKenzie whifs m; atmosphere-i runs, 1 hit, 3 er- rors.

m. Inning.

“Stars-Fraser safe when Cronin misses fly. Diamond caught out by Blane‘- ci, who catches Fraser off base for a double play. Francis grounds out, Williams to Blanchard- —0 runs. 0 hits, 1 error.

Rovers-Whaler; safe on McCareyb error, stools second. Cronin hits safe to score Whales. Blanchard caught out by Fraser. Hurley hits safe. w itlock flies out to Bolscr- 0°11- norg fly; to Diamond ill fight field. .4 rim, 2 hits, 1 error.

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Vienna, Sopt 10. -Bcla Kiss. Hun- garian bluebeard, who in dared 1i! of his ‘wives’ before the war and out- witted the police of Europe for 20 years, has been discovered in the Rumandan prison of Arad, where he was serving a life sentence for another criminal in order to escape the gallows. This arch scoundrePs terrible career recalls the adventures of Landru, the French woman murderer, whom Kiss resembles somewhat in appearance and in his method of ﬂsposing of hisvictilns’ bodies.

This fantastic tale begins more than twenty years ago in the Hungarian village of Efnkota, near BudlW-lt. where a dwarfed, bearded, gorilla-like man named Kiss excited the interest and envy of his neighbors by his ‘astonishing success with men. Every month a flash female" faoe would be seen at the window of the villa__whero he lived and loved, but but whemosked how he managed to change his sweethearts so often, he would mutter something to the effect that women "an difficult to get on with and rid of. "Also that the mad-

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Jdllfa Church Slptembu- 16th., 1020. Stmday School 10.80: Evohlong 7.30. mas McKENZIWS srumo re- opens September 23rd, 277 Richmond Strut. Talcvhwle 118-1.. Pupils are

requested to register early. ' 1065-0-11-21.

SPRINGFIELD SERVICES. Saint Elisabeth's Church. Bﬂbiomber 15th., i929,‘ SEMI)’ 5011001 10.00; Morning FY5791‘ 11.00.

BBS! BABIAIA MeNIILL re- sumes classes in Singing and Eleon- tion September 16th. Please register at once. Phone lie-J. 7851-0-11-11.

PIIZSBYTIIIAN OIIUDCR MON- TAGUE, Services on Sunday, Rep. bomber 15th. will be held at 11.00 u. m.- aad 7 p. m.

LIV! POULTRY WANTED-We will be buying live fowl Wednesday, Sept. 11th. Highest’ market prices. Iiinpty crops. P. J. Noy d: 00.. Hun- tcr- River. ‘1008-0-9-31 uvn rounrnr WANTED-We will be buylnglive fowl Thursday morning, Sept. 12. Good prices for good stock. Cutliffe 31118.. Frederic- ton. 7808-9-9-81 PRESEYTEBIAN SERVICES for Sabbath Sept. 15th. Dundas at 11 n. m. Lorne Valley at, S p. m. Cardigan at 7 p. m. Evening sublcet: Problsm of.the Prosperity of the Wicked. Rev. w. s. Davies, n. A. Minister“ MESSRS .1. W. BOULTEB and S. G. Peppin will address a public meet- ing on’ the potato industry in St. Margsrois Ball. Wednesday. Sept. 11th at 8 p. m. ‘1840-0-10-31.

Msssns r. w. aoutren andS. C. Pappin will address a public meat- ing on the potato industry in St. Margaret's Hall, Wednsday, Sept. 11th at 8 p. m. 7840-9-10-21. POLICE COURT-In the police court yesterday morning. one drunk andinoapeble was fined\$50 or 15 days. another was fined $10 and costs or 20 days. A prohibition case was dismissed.

AMLA NOT SOLD-Tho ship Amla which was put up at public auction yesterday noon was not sold. The re- serve bid is $1050, whereas the only bid made yesterday was $1000, offer- ed by 0.1.1108”. representing Bruce Stewart Co. 1t is understood that about $1600 would be required from thesaletopsytheexpensesofthe court in the recent trial, the wages of the crew, and the bills of the local merchants.

Ml. W. C. MUBAY 0N VISIT- w. Wm. C. Murray. former com- missioner of hotola for the province of Quebec, arrived in the province Monday on and returned to the mainisriif yesterday on board the Boobollla. w. Murray reports a very pleasant trip ‘to the Island, and an equally pleasant stay in the prov- ince. It is over twenty years since m. Murray visited the Island, where he harmony friends. since that time he has notedmanyxshangu and nia- iﬂvvemeais in the pmvince. and he

onnas ofthe village "have all gone to the same place." .

Nothing was spected until the mystery man sold his house and dia- appeared. The‘ following year, the new owner of the villa, who had decided t5 rebuild it. discovered in the foundations, deep down in the earth- thirteen iron chests, all securely

locked. The police were summoned and when the chests were

opened, it was revealed that they contained the bodies of thirteen brutally murdered young women. An extensive search for the slayer throughout Elnope was immediately started and contnued for years indeed it was not until it was falsely reported that Kiss had died in Afrlc afloat malaria while serving under an assumed name in the French Foroilﬂ Legion‘ that the man hunt but!!! dwindle. " Now, however it has been definiill! proved that a certain innate of the numanisn prison of And stole the identity papers of a notorious robber chieftaln named Frans Wlmmer and

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, ‘ himself much pleased with everything he saw. Commenting on the trainc regulations in this city, w. Murray ‘said that he has seldom seen batter, and thought they reflect

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MOII IIIATIII FROM S00‘!- LAND-Mrr-lchn Lijbomsonbal rc- cjoivea a no: cf sonny blocmlll heather from his brother's family in Scotland, some of’ which will be disposed 'c_f at\'»_ the Prubyterian Bazaar at Marshficld today.

nnscrsn rnttofw-nr. .1. Stan- ley Bagnall of, tho Dalhousie Dental Faculty. has been appointed a Fellow of tho intemational College of Dentists, representing Nova Bcotis. Dr. Bagnall is widely known as a practitioner and as secretary of the Dominion Dental 001111011, Dr. Bag- nsll is a son of Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Bagnall of this city.

RECEIVING" CONGRATULATIONS -Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacLeod, of '13 Fulton St. Medford, Mass, are being congratulated on the birth of a daughter (Doris Grace), born August 11th, 1929, at the Lawrence Memorial Hospital, Medford, Mass. lvirs. Moc- Lecd was before her marriage Miss Luella Waite,‘ daughter of K. L. and Mrs. Waite, Kensington, P. E. 1.. and Mr. MacLeod is the son of A. B. and Mrs. MacLeod of Hartsville.

MAILS FOB YUKON-WINTER SERVICE-The Post Office Depart- ment has issued notices that the sea- son of closed navigation on the Yu- kon River extends approximately from the 1st of October to the 81st May. and that during such period parcel post to the Yukon will be sus- pended; except for the post offices of Champagne, Carcross and White Horse. Postmasters are not allowed to accept parcels for other places in the Yukon between the dates above named.

DONALDSTON AND VICINITY- Harvesting operations are in full swing in this section. In spite of the dry weather the grain is well fined and up to the average yield. Our school is progressing favourably under the capable manogcnlcnt of Miss Helen McDonald o1 Mt. Stewart. Mr. Patrick Morris, willie worklim at his ranch

fortune of cutting his knee badly withanoxmHismI-nyfriendsare gladtoseehimoutagainaswcllaa ever.- We understand that the Wom- en's institute of this district are con- sidering having the school house mov- cd to a more central location. w. Theodore Ellis has kindly offered an acre of hisland for that purpose. A perfect night greeted the young peo- ple of Donaldston and Grand ‘lracaxiie when they gathered together by the beautiful grove in Mr. Theodore Ellis field on the fifth of September. Every belle was there with her beaux and the music and games were enjoyed by all. Messrs. Gibbs and Keioer of Grand Tracadie arranged the lighting winch lent an added attraction to the sl- ready beautiful slh-roundinls. So it is little wonder that at midnight the sound of music and laughter could still be heard far and near.

REPORTS SPLENDID EXHIB- ITION-Mr. J. Walter Jones, Bun- bury. who has returned from at-~ wading the Canadian National EX- hibiticn, and who exhibited some of, his fine herd of Holsteins, states that the showing of this breed was excep- tionally large, there being 31B ani- mals in all from different parts of Canada and the competitiom was very keen. Mr. Jones succeeded in winning both male and female Junior “ picnshipl- The female grand championship cow was also bred 0n Prince Edward Island by Mr. Lay-. ton Jones of Pownal, This is a re.

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pure bred Holstein cow out of every thousand owned in Canada. The Jun- ior championship bull was bred by Allison Profitt, Freetown. Prince Edward Island and was sired by Pletje Kerk Colanthus. who was also on exhibit at Toronto. The junior champion‘ female was sired by the famous "Abegwelt Pluto," lately sold to Quont Farms. Massachusetts, for $5,000.00. Th: grand champion fe- 111516,, “Sally Frsncy," was sired by the famous bull. “Patrick rrsncy Colanthus." Speaking of the Merl- time Exhibit at the Canadian Na- tional Exhibition, lvfr. Jones said that he visited the exhibition on three different occasions and consid- ered it a. most effective advertise- ment of the agricultural and indus- trial resources of the Maritimes, and also of the wonderful attractions which they offered to tourists. The Maritime Provinces exhibit. as wel1' as the wonderful exhibit staged in the‘ railroad exhibit by the Canadian National Railways, were continually surrounded. by dense crowds of p00- pls who must have carried away tons of literature. The products of the various Maritime provinces were ex- hibited and the relief maps and wonderful demonstrations of scenery seemed to inspire the hundreds of thousands of people ofall parts of America who saw it, with a keen desire to visit‘ the province,

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Mr. George H. Csllbeek. North Tryon. was in the city yesterday on business. - , ' Miss Gwynneth Coombs has been spending a delightful week-end with Mrs. Kenneth Richard at her beauti- ful home.

Miss Mary jqradley of the firm of a. 'r. Holman us, u new visiting n North Wiltshire‘ the guest of Miss Marcella Cullen.

_ Mrs. c. A. Kennedy who has been visiting .hcr niece. mo. Brenton

McMillan, West Ccvehead, has return- ed to her home in Montreal.

lidrs. W. Bruce Muir, Charlotte- town, left yesterday afternoon by the Hochclaga to attend the annual meet- ing of the Women's Missionary So- ciety. at Plctou, which convenes fo-

mm: mu: CREEK AND VICINITY Mrs. Willard Elliot and two child- ran, left for their home in Chicago last Thursday morning, atm- we“. in: the summer months at the Mit- chell farm,» New Dominion.

Mr. Wesley MlitQlldlTlgpdld a fly. ing visit to New Haven. j

Miss Mary MacPhee, left for Cam. 5MB’. Mill» after spending her holidays at her old home in Canoe Cove. ‘

WhlCh Ol-DIIOQ b08515 1110f! than 0H0

The school is progressing favour- lbll! under the skillful management of our teacher, Miss Edna lrizzell.

Mr. Ritchie MacPhee, New Haven, paid a flying visit to Nine Mlle Creek,

The many friends of Mr. Atchibglq Campbell, Canoe Cove, regret u; he“

recovery.

Mr, Donald MacDonald, of Cubs, is now visiting his old home in m“ Point. .

Mr. Howard MacDonald vlmeq Canoe» Cove recently.

Miss Florence and Katie Mscrher Canoe Cove, spent theweek end with their friend, Miss Muriel MscDon. lid. Nine Mile Creek.

Mr. Lloyd Frizzel, New Haven, if Mn plains throush this vlclnlti quite often with his new Ford.

Amcna those who attended or dance in Afton Ball was m, pa,“ Bethune. of Charlottetown.

Mrs. C. Myers is spending the sum- mer with Mrs. Harrington, Nine Mil( Creek.

The Ladies Auxiliary held an ic( cream festival in Afton mu, ‘Imus;

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HUNTII BIVII AND VICINITY

Mrs. (RcvJ o. f. Grant, and w; Marie Grant, Winsloc. were visited here last week.

Mr. Ira. lidcbonald has gone 1K Charlottetown to take up firstuyeaf work in P. W. College. .‘ .

Mrs. Murdock. Cutcliffe - and. Mlsf Dorothy Cutcliffe are spending th( week with friends in Sackvllleanf Amherst. ,

Miss Sea. Meet-cod, cf the Nurses’ minus 01m. r. n. I. Hospital. hlf 1'95"!!!“ Wurk. after several week! leave of absence spent at her~ hcmr here. .

I ‘ Pliny friends were interested la the announcement last week. of thc engagement of Miss Amy Barrett, of Wheitley River, for three years thi efficient saleslady, with Mr. A. B. Cutcliffe. to Dr. R. H. Barrett. of this place. On ‘hiesday evening. a large number fathered at the home of Miss Barrcttb sister, Mrs. J. S. MacIAOd. and showered the bride-elect with ml!!! very handsome gifts, ovidanuf o! the popularity which u.» eniwl. and the esteem in which she ia half

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