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British Firms Unable ToCollect

From Italians

...._..-- (.A'. P. By Gaanlialva special Wire) IDNDNON. Sept. 20-British mms

arg having inproasing difficulty in collecting for goods sold in Italy. owing to the Italian exchange re- strictions.

Outstanding British claims under

the Anglo-Italian clearing plan amounted to 1.948.035 P01150! ($9.- ii'i’1.02‘1) for the week ended Aug. 28.

Commenting on the position, the

Financial Times said: “There has been persistent evasion all the time by Italian firms, and protests by the British Embassy in Rome have had little or no enact." '

HacfPremonition Of Disaster

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(C.P. By Guardians Special Wire) l-IALIFAX. Sept. 26-A Jinx that

had followed the Boudreau family over the seas for 30 years and claimed lives of five members inl shipping disasters was broken tc-1 day when Albert Boudreau, 33 yeart old second engineer of the wrecked teamship Hurry 011, was washed ashore near Judique, N. S., uncon- scious but still alive.

Mrs. H. Bolldxeau of Halifax

burst into tears when reporters called on her st her home today because she thought they had bad news for her.

"I lost my son Joseph by drown- ing about four years ago, and I saw Albert in the water in a dmam

lwith a penalty of on¢ stroke. The

last nightf she explained.

She :aid her father was drowned

at sea 36 years ago and her eld- est brother met the same fate seven years later. The lives of two of her cousins were claimed later and ,four years ago her son Joseph was drowned off Sable Island when the steamshlp Courtney rank.

Revival Of Golf Ruling Opposed

(A. P- B! Gila-rdian'a Special Wire)

BT. ANDREWS, Scotland, Sept.

26-.A proposal te revive the "lost ball, lost hole" rule of golf was de- feated at a business meetingof the Royal and Ancient Club, goveming body of the game, today.

The rules of golf committee un-

animously opposed the suggestion upholding the present rule allowing another shot from the original spot

_rule also permits the playing of a provisional ball in cases of doubt.

Sir Ernley Blackwell sought re-

vival of the old rule on the grounds that the “provisional ball" innova- tion sometimes allows a player to profit by an indifferent shot.

Minister Commends

Canada’s Fish Week

Fish producers and dealers all

over the Dominion are in join to- gether during the week of Beptem- ber 30th-October 5th in direct pub- lic attention to the excellence of Canadian fish foods and to the na- tional importance of the' fishing industry. They have chosen the dates for “Canadafs Fish ‘Week" themselves as has been the custom y in the past, but this plan of setting aside_a particular week for observ- ance in the interests of the indus- try has always had the approval of the Dominion Department of Fish-

Hon. W. G. Ernst, has expressed the keenest interest in the arrange- ments which the fishing people are now making.

"As one whose home is in a fish-

ing country," Mr. Ernst said recent-

ly, "I am naturally a supporter of

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ther the progress of the fishing in-

eriee and the present minister.

Friday,

by Mr.

Mr. Schulman will

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Delightful

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Creations by

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. . .` . New Coats

. . . . New Suits

embody every new Earls style note of

Any style you choose can be developed for you in the cloth of your preference, specially made to your own measure. It is urged that every lady interested in the better type of Autumn garment should visit this great display . . . all day Friday, September 27th. _

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ing difficulties in the past few years of world-wide economic dis- turbance but they have carried on with fine spirit, and they have been overcoming obstacles. What they have accomplished ought fair- ly to be emphasized, not simply because it is a credit to them but because it has been an important contribution to national recovery.

“ln 1932, under the stress of un-

favourable market conditions, the fisheries production of the Domin- ion dropped in value to less than $26,000,000. In 1933, however, the fishermen increased this total by more than $1,500,000. Last year they brought production almost to $34,122,000, which meant a, gain oi nearly 38.165900 in two years. It was s. noteworthy achievement, significant both of the spirit and energy of the industry and of the improvement which has been tak- ing place in the economic situation. It is not only in value of produc- tion. moreover. that the signs of improvement are to be seen. Most of Canada's fisheries products are marketed abroad and since the middle of 1983 the export business has been increasing steadily. Last year the increase amounted nearly to 82,300,000 and the betterment has been continuing in 1935.

Lire saving Organizations gave the Nielsen. technique 141 percent and unqualified endorsement.

With the Niels/en method the op-

erator kneels at the head of the patient, instead of astride his hips, puts pressure on the shoulder blades instead oi lower dovm on the rib structure, and at the con- clusion of each pressure permits his hands to slide to the patient's arms and raises them very slightly.

By this small action, seemingly

inconsequent, the operator removes the weight of the patients torso from his chest and makes it ex- pand so greatly as to cause_the lungs to accept almost double the 'quantity of air that can be taken under any other method.

This slight lift lessens the num-

ber oi forced respiration; to the minute. but causes an increase in the depth of each breath of a full 9° percent over the Schaeffer meth-

od.

The Neilsen method is said to

give to artificial respiration a hlther`o unclrearned-of-ri`iic'ency.

Power Plant Flood

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LONDCN, Sept. 23-Commercial

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W _-_#IL 1*; W-" ”°:”;:e'rTce on its shores. Much of r.heB names, arriving in New York

exposed surface is most unsightly, and the fishermen have great dif- ficulty in launching their boats. while the inhabitant generally have equal difllculty in drawing water for their domestic needs. Also dur- ing this period stagnant pools arc formed which serve as a breeding place for mosquitoes which are a .principal cause of malaria and other epidemic diseases."

Malcolm Macdonald, the new Col-

onial secretary, has written Mr. Leckie that the flooding at Tiber- ias, which had caused damage to property, including the buildings .of the Church of Scotland Mission, has been checked. The flooding at the Roman Catholic Monastery at Capernaum-a specially sacred spot -has been stopped. and permanent plans are being carried out by the electric corporation to prevent its recurrence.

Two Autumn Cruises Have Many Features

The Bahama Islands, referred to

generally as "Ill: Bahamas," in the British West Indies. have many attractive features for which they are noted. One of the many charming places is Paradise Beach. among thc finest in the Caribbean

a November 14th. Approximately a day and a half is allowed in Ber- muda on each cruise.

China Also Aiming

At Self Sufiioienoy

China is the latest recruit to the

list of nations which have Joined the hectic rush to become self- supporting. During the present year this has become intensified. par- ticularly along the lines .of the lighter industries. During 1934 there was an increase in the imports of capital goods, such as machinery, etc.. in North China with which to produce consumer's goods and this is reflected in the drop of foreign imports. Chinese products taking the place of the foreign article dis- placed. 'I‘here'is considerable build- ing activity and railways construc- tion going on in North China which has given rise to a greatly increas- ed demand for timber products of which the united states supplied la per cent in 1934. Canada 8 pci' cent and Slam 8 per, cent. accord-_ mg to the rncusmsi nerwtmeot of the Canifilen National Railways.

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’ ‘ 15 °f *Wh B" “9“°“°1 "Foot-B Bhd iisllres such as these encroachments upon the Sea of

= - Sea. There are also the sea Gsr- up very gugdgmy at me street-

Bept. 25.-What His eftabllshment had just got

ABE OF WOMAN ,price caution? is the question that

\this city is asking.

SHAVE YOURSELF?

If you are in the habit of shaving yourself,

we have something of interest for you. Recent- ly we have secured the agency for P. E. I. for , SCl{ICK_ DRY SHAVERS. These electric raz- ors are the‘answer to your shaving problem. No lather. No blades. Impossible to cut your-

` self. We have sold quite a number to prominent

business men of the city. We can refer you to these users and a phone call to them will prove our contention that they are the greatest thing

in the razor line that has yet been invented.

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ia .O0 Ten - Uradofe Slack $5

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in a new shipment o. fur coats, when a young woman came in and selected one priced at $500. offer-

ing a $1,000 bill in payment.

Somewhat startled, the clerk told

the woman he'd have to take it to the cashier to have it O.K.'d at the bank.

"Oh, if you don’t trust me, I

wouldn’t think of buying the coat. Give me the bill." And the pros- pect walked oil.

Out of cuiiosity, the clerk called

up the bank, described the bill and decided it was good. so be was elated when he saw the woman coming back.

"I slm`ply must have that coat.

regardless of my treatment here. 1-Iere's the bill; bring me change."

The clerk rushed to the cashier

and soon the customer left the store with the coat and five crisp $100 bills.

Today the clerk feels sick. The

second bill was the phony one.

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llaard'a Liaimeat eats Grease.

du..try gre imporilnoe that action to improve its position should command the sympathetic interest of all Canad- ians, no matter where they live in

_ the Dominion. I hope that ‘Fish

Week' observance will be general all over the country this year and that it will have the effect both of stimulating popular interest in the further development of our prolific fisheries resources and of leading more Canadian families to use frequently our excellent fish foods, which are not only nourishing but have been found by scientists to be rich in vitamins and other health- building elements

“More than 8,000 people find em-

ployment in the Dominlon's fish- eries, and, of course. the industry is indirectly a source of employ- ment for many more of our cit- izens. With their dependents. these fishery workers make up a popula- tion equal to that of one of the larger Canadian cities. Like people engaged in other occupations, here

support my belief that the néxt few years are to see our fishermen enjoying steadily better times. Canadians generally can help in making that condition certain by remembering that no better fish foods are obtainable anywhere than are produced by the Canadian fish- ing lndustry and by using them frequently."

Induce Breath

By New Method

NEW YORK. Sept. 25-A new

method of resuscitation, increasing the safeguard on- beaches and other bathing places as well as in many industries, has been devel- oped by Holger Nielsen, g

sports director, and is descri

the New York Times.

Taking the well-known Bchaefler

method to represent 100 per cant

and elsewhere. they have been hav-

emoiency a board of representat- ives of the Danish Red Cross and =._a:=..-ss = _.Q-@¢,==¢-I5--V ____ _

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t laRi§f;T@_ur shrunk f ._

Galilee in Palestin.. is ri matter to which Joseph A. Lecxle M, P., for Walsall. hopes to secure the special attention of the Colonial Office in particular and the British public in general.

“The trouble has arisen," says

Mr. Leckle, "owing to a concemion given some years ago to the Pales- tine Electric Corporaiion empower- ing them to use the lake as a. kind of reservoir for the storage of water for generating electricity on the Jordan just below the lake. Dur- ing the dry season the level of the lake is considerably reduced below normal level. while during the p rainy season the lake is raised con- siderably abovc its normal level.

"These variations have wrought

much mischief to the native fisher- men and boatmen and other users of the lake. and have greatly inter- fered with its amenities and sacred associations. It should be explained that the lake is shallow, except in the middle, and has gently shelving shores so that a drop or a rise of a few feet makes s vary great diiler-

dens whcre beautiful panoramas of tropical flora. and fauna exist in profusion. Then there is ancient Fort Charlotte and numerous other interesting sights in addition to the colorful cosmopolitan life of the Capital itself. Nassau. where the old and new seem to blend so de- iightfully.

Two attractive cruises during the

fall season of 14 and 16 days dura- tion, providing an inland voyage down the St. Law."':nc: River and Gull and visit; at Bermuda and the Bahamas, with return direct to New York, are announced by the Canadian National Bteamships. Tho firse cniise. whllch will be aboard the B.M.B. liner #Lady Somers," leaves Montreal at 0.00 p.m.. Octo- ber l0th. and provides for a stay of tem days and an evening in the Bahamas, arriving in New York October 20th; and the second cruise, aboard the R.M_B liner "Lady Rodney" leaving Montreal at 9.00 p.m.. October Both. allows four

crossing. and in doing so grazed iho side of a taxi. The taxi-man 'lim- ed on the bus-driver and gave vent to a volume of vituperation and abuse, and, as the busman sat smil- ing and unresponsive. kept it ui!

h was exhausted and :ould

until e say no more. Then the bus-driver. smiling. retorted: “I thought vou'd

be cross."

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