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Price For N. S. Apples Increases In Old Country

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Advancing prices on the market heartened Annapolis Val- ley apple growers today. Cables from the Old Country told of a risingdemand for Nova Scotian fruit at Prices from two to three shillings better than had been commanded for several weeks. Quotations still were not as hilh so they Inisht be. trowel-s said. but they ellmssed hope c! further improvement in the next few weeks. Export will continue for some time, since harvesting is far behind schedule because 0f a luc- cescion of rains. small growers have nrlctically completed picking, but there re- frzxliglai;tgelggggtighaofilgivrwiae main many thousand barrels‘ .of ' fruitonthetreesofthelnrger

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I-adv Cynthia tells or Queen Sunday, Oct. 39th are l8 follows: ' l Mary once ewovl-ns over the M e! 01inch l1 a.m., Mt. Herbert 2.30 L in dbe rgh s In P a r I s

Princess Elizabeth and Ieylns. "I p.m. Powaal 1 p-m. Rev. Alex -1 .__

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Wife Of King's Son Never Sensational Says Lady Cynthia Asquith In Her New Book.

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LONDON, on. am-"n is nearly , 10 year! since Lady Elizabeth Bowed-Lyon, ‘the youngest daught- er‘ in England's latest fairy-tale,

wlshyeuweremcrelihyeilrdelr Iﬂrthofbundsswillbetheqiesker little Mother." But if Princess at the evening service in Pownal.

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married the ‘King's son,‘ and gracefully stepped into history as the Duchess of Yor ." With this introduction Lady Cynthia Asquith opens her book on "The Married Life of the Duchess of York," pub- lished here lust lately by Hutchin- son. Lady Cynthia begins her story when the Duke and Duchess

Elizabeth does not resemble her and Ming Frances Wood. luv. o. A. n. Elliott. Minister

Mother in appearance, remarks the authoress. “I feel sure she is an- dcwed with many of her qualitiea When I visited her a few weeks ago 4 she did the honors of the nursery at with th¢ manners of an ambassa-

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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. —- very pleasant evening was spent the home of Mrs. J- H Hill, Si... on Wednesday

dress, offering me food with the evening of this wrek when the

unpreseing politeness of a perfect

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PARIS. Oct W-Jrhe newspaper RvPmPﬂl-t reported today Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Ilndb rgh had arrived at Mureaux, near Paris, ye:terday at five a. m.

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met to shcwer one of their class- mates, Miss Ida McLean, whose name will shorty disappear from their reglstraifon list. The gifts were many and lxautiful and the docoratons a:t’stical‘y carried out in pfnk and white. The dainty gift cart was drawn in by little Mar- jorle Hill and Master Boss Afileck. dressed as bride and groom. The lifts we:e opened by M13 Ruth Rayner and the verses read by Miss Olga Mclviillan.

l-lostes, and showing herself a good listener as well as conversational- ist. 1 have never met a child who seemed more in love with life. However heavy a burden royalty may ba this little Princess has not yet been allowed in feel its weight.’ "That Princess Elizabeth has been wisely brought up, and is good natured as well as good-mannered. was, I think, well proved when the ' birth of Princess Margaret made

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returned from Australia, a journey which separated them for many months from their baby, Princess Elizabeth.

In the matter of dress Lady Cynthia ﬁnds that the Duchess can always look distinctive without ever being sensational. "During the last few years, most women have suffered much in their breathless pursuit of fashion. Like valuable sheep they have had their trcsses sham. re-grown and shcrn again;

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Seine). by a representative of the Air Ministry and drove to a hotel in Paris, dining with friends in the evening.

The Colonel and his wife had been expect d here by officials, but a m ssage receved from Inverness. Scotland. saidhe had clrnged his mind and was not cming to P w.

The message was n dly sent by a frond to put inquirers and expected orowdsvoff the track-

Reports said the Lindberghs ex- pected iostay in Parisforsveral

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iihg site of their eyebrows has been continually shifted, and their linger-nails are painted every pos- sible and impossible color. The Duchess has given all these extra- vagcrices a wide berth, but though she has never been bobbed. ailing- led, bingled or windswept, she has yet contrived never to look old- fashioned.”

The moot uhportahi episode in the public career of the Duchess of Yorksofarweswhensheandthe Duke held Court at I-Iolyrood, dur- ing the Duke's appointment as the King's Commissioner to tho Gen- eral Aaembly of the Church of Scotland. Lady Cynthia gives an arrailing cameo of Holyrood as it is today. “Abandoned to ghosts and caretakers by night, during the day it suﬂers partial’ invasion from sightseers who come to peer at the bed of Mary Queen of Scots, at the stain of Rizzio’: blood on the floor. and at the long gallery with its portraits of Scotland's Kings-the gallery in ‘which Prince Charlie held his revels during hi; brief military occupa" of Edinburgh.

bruder Princess Margaret Rose was welcomed by her sisteras sn en-

‘ v new possession-a rnsgie doll surpassing the wildest dreams of Christmas Eve."

London's Show To Suffer Guts

IDNDON, Oct. I7.—(C.P.)--The Lord Mayor's show-that extra- ordinary piece of street pageantry presenting a blend...of_a..g1lild..car-, nival of a few centuries back and a circus process of yesterday-ls to be cut down in length by at least a third this year. Complaints of how thg workaday busirlms of the City of London is thrown all awry every November 9 have been voiced for year-s. The procession is usually

ENJOYABLE EECITAIPA recital under the auspices of the Mimrnlchi Mount Allison Socety was given in 8t. Luke's Hall, Chatham, N3. on Iirlday, October 20. by a group from the “ ., campus. Dr. George J. ‘llrueulan was chairman. short ad- dresses were given by Pres. G. J. ‘lrueman and Rev. W. B. Godfrey of Mount Allison, and Mr. G. H. Harrison, principal of the Chatham High school and President of the Mlount Allison Society. Folio/wing the performance a social hour wesspent when the local Society entertained Q: natinlrlrrounaJlhe- program was as follows: "The 'K1ng',"'by‘tlié Ensemble?’ Duet "Twas a Lover and His Lass,’ Mrs. C. F. Johns and Miss Mhrﬂret Coihrl of Montague, PEI. Group of solos by Miss Mar- garet Coﬂin; piano solos. Miss Dor- othy Gwotnam, Bachelor of Music: mixed quartette, Mrs. C. J. Johns, Mrs. W. S. Godfrey, Mom-a Johns

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days. butt their subsequent plans were not disclosed.

At the Hotel Crillon, 1t was me that Lindbergh ls in our books,”

Slump IniU. Imports Noted

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New York bride did the some, ha: dress being of ivory chiffon with long lace sleeves and high-necked

TORONTO. Oct. 2'7.--(C.P.): A yoke of point lace. Thrifty and lo- loocnt bride, Miss Frances Irving mantle mothers, who have pill of this city, wore for the occasion away their gowns in lavender. thus h" "mule" weddill! Bvwn of bro- ﬂnd themselves justified of their coded satin and rose-point lace. Al! children, with fashions revolving ' wheel.

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iiil" xpol-is translated the~August unfavorable trade balance of $33,- 000,000 into a September favorable

balance of 813000.000, the largest '

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Father Ten Tunes " ﬂolmorr. Oct. 27.-(C.P.): Al- “iérihah Charles n. Collett. the gbrd Mayor-elect of London. who receive tho nccnlade of knight- in connection with his 116W jgiylc dignity, which he will assume on November 9, is an amazingly xigolcus man, in his 70th year, and has worked hard in London for 5 year's. He is father of l0 children (of whom a daughter and seven Ions survive) and a kccn man of DEQIHCS! who believes in taking good holidays. lIc has travelled _ov_P.r Pump». nnvl ha: inkcn hun- dtﬂis of plwinnrnyihs in his. jnur.

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l-le ls a Congregutionalist, and his chaplain when he was Senior Sheriff has been his minister, O. G. Whitﬁeld, of Brolnley. Aldennan Collett will be the fourth consecu- tive Senior sherm to take up the 10rd Mﬂyoraity on relinquishing the sheriff's office. He is a good speaker and a genial man. His wife will make a gracious Indy Mayoregg of london.

The drill sergeant had been pug. ting them through it with even more gusto than usual. "Now, my lad," he said to a recruit. "you've been on "114 lqlmre for "lube weeks, and what have you learned?"

The recruit, who was utterly fed up, replied with feeling: "'I‘he reason why soldiers are not afraid to die, sergeant."

"Undisturbed by these intrusions. the grim castle appears consecrat- ed to its savage history. Grimly re- pudiating the present, its great bulk seems forever brooding over the past. Once, however, in each year it stirs in its sleep, and some of its ancient splendor ‘is revived to pay allegiance to the passing moment. This is when his Grace, the Lord High Commissioner, comes into leaidence. Once more bugle: blow, guards are set, bagpipes wail. and crowds thiclnen to see their Graces with their cluttering escort drive up the Royal Mile to the Assembly Hall, or the long line of carriages bringing those who at- tend the Comrnissione ‘s Levee. Far into the night. the crowds stand to watch the brilliant light- ing of the windows of the le-awsk- ened Palace, and to hear the strains of music float across the excited city." The Duke of York was the first member of the Royal Family in be Commissioner since 1000.

A pleasant picture is ‘ceded of the Iondon home of the Duke and I‘ ‘ . "At whatever hour I hap- pen to pass Number 145 Piccadilly, I always see a number of people standing opposite its door, patiently “M!!! in me hope that they may catch a glimpse of the Duke or One of ‘the three white roses of York.‘ as his wife and daughters are ca}. led. Peeping ‘lbms have no Gppor. tunitlea; the plain. putty-colored, net curtains live the effect of closed eyelids to the house. and there is nothing to betray m; fact that it is a Royal Residence. No

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served is that the procession must pass through the ward which the

Miss Coﬂln is a daughter of Mr. and

new Lord Mayor represents as an 1W1- Ie 3- 9°15" M’ Mvnlezue. P- aldennan. As some of these wards E3- 5?" P°55°55°5 I D “will 9°?‘

contain streets which today are as narrow and windind as in Eliza- bethan Dimes the Show not infre- quently experiences difficulty in extrlcatlng itself from such an- cient byways.

Lost year the Home Secretary received an influential appeal that the Show should always be held on a Saturday. ‘rho Com-t of Aldermen thought, does not take orders, even from a Home Secretary. To make such representations effective the Home secretary would have had in arm himself with a brand-new Act of rarllament. Jealous as is the City of London for the preservation of its independent status it rarely shows itself unreasonable, so the Lord Mayor and the Sheriffs’ Com- Illlbtdg are in meet to decide how the length of the Show can be reduced by at least one-third.

rsno vo'ce. Miss Coilln is teaching at the Mount Allison Conservatory of Music.

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TORONTO. Oct. 27.-(C.P.): "I never drive more than 28 miles an hourwliennlywife isinthecsr, and she was with me that day.” said a citizen, charged in police court with driving his car at 45 miles an hour through Weston.

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(C-P.) zwillisln Whyte. ‘deputy general manager of the Rgyﬂ 3m]; 0f Scotland, has been appointed cashier and general manager of the bank, in succession in the late sir

Alexander Kemp Wright. Mr. Whyleisanativeolxlnrosano served his apprenticeship u; m, bank in the local branch there. In i914 he was appoinlm mm, ant accountant and in i918 Joint accountant. m ml he bu“, ielnt manner elenc with the m4

next week," advised the magistrate, granting a week's remand.

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Charity Appeal

(Canadian Pres)

MONTREAL, Oct. 28—'I‘hrough the medium of VA nised k ' human suffering can beet be re- lieved, said E. W. Beatty, President of the Canadian Pacific Railway, in appealing tonight for support of thg fund-gathering campaign of Montreal Federated Charities.

Relief was particularly necessary, Mr. Beatty continued, because ymlth was ﬂowing up in idleness, and the accumulating effect of idleness and deprivation will in time wear down the swuieet spirit and make a man unfit for work when opportunity returns.

CJV.R. Publicity Director Ill-

MONTREAL Oct. It-Waiter l. 1110111118011. Director of Publicity for Canadian National Railways, was in a critical condition in hos- pital here tonight following an op- oration.

m. Thompson. one of the best known never-per and publicity men in Canada. was taken to the Reyll Victoria Hospital suffering from what was believed to be ap- pendicitis. It was rolmc peritonitis had developed and, hospital sum. orities stated he had passed a vary P00! afternoon and early evening,

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