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Returns From
Ireland
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W J_ w s Lowry returned a ay, ago from a two months' to Great Britain and Ireland.
wr.; much benenied by his holi- W and ready for renewed activity hm, parish work. Dr. Lowry at- mded me great Congress of the mhyterisn Churches throughout ru, world, held at Belfast, Ireland, which. he BD-y!, was u. very inter- vyug arid successful meeting. He ,M spent some time in Ireland, ,midst the scenes and friends of hu youthful days. He states that ,nm political and national ques- rm; are still keenly debated and we is very decided diversity of ,pinion and feeling, he fourld little U, rio bickering or contention mon; -the people generally, who ,N pursuing the industries and mit; of every day life in harmony md happiness. He regards the ,wuomlc dispute between Great Britain and Ireland as unfortun- ruicr both, and hurtful, especially
c agricultural interests of
grim Ireland. The ship build- mg and linen industries of.North- mr Ireland are reviving and there in marked business activity ln the pal and growing city or Eclract. nr, Lowry states that it is a very erroneous idea for people in the gg, A., or elsewhere, to think that ugreparated position of Ulster ircm the other three Provinces is | relieme of the British government iodirlfe ireland; it is, on the con- inry, the deliberate choice of the uber people themselves, the great nqiarlty of whom are determined britain their place as an integral put of the United Kingdom and of ua Empire. The loyal Ulsterman loves his Irish fatherland quite as warmly as his Southem country- risi, but believes sincerely that ller destiny is bound up with the British Commonwealth of Nations. lie found a very marked im- provement in the social and' econo- lrlocondition of the people, and he
everywhere received by all
m and creeds with the utmost mrilality and warm hearted hos. slulity so characteristic of the lrIllll>°°llle at home and abroad. Dr. Lowry visited Dublin and lu shown through "Leinster House," the meeting place of the iegislatllrc and senate of the Irish Free State, and other places of Interest in Southem Ireland, The new Ulster Parliament buildings at Biormont, near Belfast, occupy a nignitlcent eminence on one of the picturesque hills of Down, and are elplendid structure of architecture mil tasle. There is a revived busi- ness activity in the industrial life if Ulster and the cities of Belfast, Derry, Coleraine and Ballymena lit rrowlng extensively and the wills are progressive and happy.
:Persian Balm-the perfect aid to beauty. Essential to real feminine iirilnciioh. ` Results always in thc highest expression of beauty. Its use ‘tile the hands always soft and “rlessly white. Indispensable to the whole family. Imparts added charm to the mother. Serves the father as a hair flxativc and cool- liif shaving lotion, and protects the tender skin of the child. Persian Balm is the true toilet requisite.
ir. Yi. il. _Carson
CHIROPBACTOB
Three Year- Palmer Graduate |34 Prince St. Phone 101! Home Cnlll Made.
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Farmers
We are ready to buy 3-:
me good PRESSED ` AY. SEED and _
and FEED WHEAT, SEED BARLEY, SEED and FEED BUCK- WHEAT, either for ii' CASH or in exchange f0l‘ FEEDS of all kInds._ 1...
CARTER & C0.
Limited
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Brookfield, Hartsville and Hurlte River: On Sept. 21st. at 'f pm. th
FEED ollrs, SEED
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SWORD FISH fresh today gi; 90°F- noe.
Dx P. l. siirnnriwoon-s office
will be closed until Thursday, zeth.
1202.
THB HIGBLANDB Wednesday
night. Elliott's Orchestra. Last dance of the season. 1301,
A'rniND ran suc'rloN at the
old P. E. Island Hospital Thursday, commencing at 10.30 o'clock. 1225.`
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Low Price-Brookville Manufactur- ing Co., Brookville, N. B
SUNDAY SERVICES-Sept. 24th
Milton, St. John‘s Anglican Church: 2.15 pm. Sunday School. 3 pm. aftemoon service. Every
welcome. E. 0. Lancaster.
ANGLICAN SERVICES _ Sun-
day, September 24th. Rustico, St. Mark's Anglican Church: 11 a.m., momirlg prayer. E. 0. Lancaster.
onovun r.lME-nigh Quail __
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WOOD ISLANDS PRESBYTER-
IAN Cl-IURCH-Regular church service at 3 pm. Sept. 24th. Our Sunday School rally is postponed until Oct, lst at 11 a.m. Allister. Murray, minister.
TABLET, UNVEILING CERE-
MONY-In the event of the weath- er being unfavorable on Wednes- day aftemoon, the proceedings in connection with the unveiling of the Cable Commemorative Tablet will take place in the Confeder- ation Chamber at 8.30 p.m. 1214
Ambrose OBrien, foreman, Morell, and Mr. George Frederick Walsh, foreman, Ellerslie. _
PRESBYTEBIAN SERVICES
Predhytery of P.E.I. will hold q
Pro-ze-ne/ca meeting, a Pi-esbyterial
vlitatlon with the above said con- gregation. jointly. to deal with the ternpml and spiritual affairs of
Murray, Moderator. _
CALEDONIA AND MURRAY
llARBOUR._ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES-On Sept. 24th the annual unday School Rally will be held' along with the ll a.lrl. church service. Regular church service at 'I p.m. Murray Harbour Sunday School rally at 2 p.m. All are cordially invited to attend. Rev. Allister Murray, minister.
MOUNT STEWART TEACHERS
STUDY ..GROUI'-The Mount Stewart Teachers Study Group held their ‘first meeting for the year Sept. 5th. The following omcers were elected: President, Miss Mary Donavan. St. Andrews, vlce-pres'i- dent, Miss Helene. Hbrgan, Glen Roy, Secretary, Miss Ernlly Stew- art, Pisquld West, Supervisor Court gave a helpful talk dealing chiefly with the time-table and the making of a program of the yea.r’s work. The next meeting will be held Oo- tober 17th.
CAVENDISH PASTORAL
CHARGE - Church services for sept. 24th: 11 a,m., Cavendish, Communion scrvice; 3 p.m., Stan-
nslly Day service. The Y. P. S.
service at Cavendish at 'L30 p.m. The Superintendent of the Sunday School will preside. A male quar- tette will render music. The li'l\l-SIG and the addresses will be given by me young people. Preparatory service for Communion on Thurs- day evening at 8 l>-l¥i- Rev- W- A- Paterson, M.A., minister.
cllotelra lNF`AN1'uN|
Tn: FATAL Dlseasli OF CHILDREN
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D!r_FxT~g'RS
Wil.
Slniwarnri
ti that has
5;: .0r:°IIl\:blr?la¥IIr:2I-‘I";r ‘the past 88
y°°’”' ' ff- ic uw 'l-ing
PUI-QIIIZMIIEEIY d0inr:I,ima ofv°:IIoIera'. mfI"‘IIIe‘:nb0c. a bottle at all druE$iDU
of dede". puglup 011I% by TDD T.
1
will conduct a special Rally DB-Yi
Students have enrolled from em
outside Provinces-Evidently the name Union Commercial is well known. »
me Oillwl in Snelling. Poiuascrhip,
Rapid Calculation, Business utter- Wrilfills and Report making are all under way.
Gre8K Shorthand is twlbt in 95% 01 the hlsll schools or Amer-ioo._ Two certified teacher! of Shorthand at the U. C. C.
It is one thins to learn o. subject-
iluite another to teach it; particu. larly in these times when the stud- “ii is imlmifienif to set on the firing line of business. Up to date teachers with a modern equipment get re. suits.
New students are entering this
week-why delay.
Will you be ready to take an of-I Me Position when the opportunity offers? Think it over.
Prin. Moran will organize Civil
Service Classes at onoe-If inter- ested call or write tp-day. 1231,
Erillitv Utiitzb CDRW
7.30-Congregational Prayer Ser-
vice-Visltors welcome-Heartz Memorial Hall.
8.30-Official Board regular quar-
terly meoting - I-ieartz Mem- orial Hall. 1230.
LETS at ROOPB. ‘ 1206.
Sept. 24th: Mt. Stewart Sabbath School 10 a.m., preaching service 11 am.; Harrington Babbath
:Money easily earned aa' agent
for our reliable line of trees and shrubs. Full or part time. Cash com-
scll. Write Dominion Numerics, Montreal.-119.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. McGrath and
little daughter Patricia, left Monday morning for their home in Jersey City, N.J., after spending a very enjoyable vacation with Mrs. Mc-
Roberts, Middleton.
Mr. T, L. Roberts, Manager of the
tered to his home in Blnhibucto, af-
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberts, Middleton. `
Mr. Geo. Chandler of the C.N.R.
Mechanical Department, and Mrs. Chandler have returned from an enjoyable ten days' visit to Chicago
Mr. William Macdonald who has
been spending part of the summer
leaves today on retum to New York. Mr. Macdonald is a brother of Mr, Reuben Macdonald of the
Blind Gardeners
Tell of Prowess
LONIDON. SGW- 19-(O.`P.)-
IVE CAMPAIGN
TORONTO. sept. la.-mer an “P59-me 0! Bliithtly over two years, B. A. Trestrail has-been re-engaged as director of sales and advertising 1°’ thi’ R°B@i”ii'MB-Jestic Corporation Limited. manufacturers of Rogers and Majestic radios, Mr. E. S, R03. EFS. Dresident,announced today.
MR. B. A. TRESTRAIL
While holding no illusions as to
with gradual increase in prices and this coupled with a great reduction in the number of radio llmllufnctur- ers in Canada presents an oppor- tunity or real progress to those colli- panies wllose production is carefully
HADDOCK AND FRESH FIL- regulated and whose merchandlsingl
embraces aggressive and original ad-
pleasant surprise to the trade and to the public, not merely from the standpoint of interest but because of the rather sensational values and
__ Bmw! 2 pm" preaching “wwe 3 features to bc presented in the new
p.m.; Marshfield Sabbath School models
Z 6.80 p.m_, preaching se1'Vi°° y 7-30 "The history of every depression
pm* J°hn A' Pmchaid' mmmen has shown that the home entertain-
ment industry suffers from a most violent and rapid donation followed by a. prolonged period of stagnation,
, leaving _but few 'of the stronger companies in the flcld ready and
“he” °°“3"°3°“°"‘°" and my °‘h°’ mission paid weekly. complete ra-use able ro take advantage or thc rev- 'bU5I“°°6 I-ha-I5 may bf UYUUSIII' be- of 900 proven varieties Red Tag ivai when it occurs, _ fore the Presbvtery- S sued Allister Nursery Products. nluctmtcs Liter- --Rogcwmoicsric is in c splendid
position to maintain its pre-cmln- encc in the radio field and with’ two such outstanding lines as the Rog- ers and the Majestic radios with the values ofIered this year, we are certain to procure olu' snare of the business."
Grath's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herlry`;B`|_1_°['ied
Fully Armored
Royal Bank. Riohibueto. N- B-. mo- sTocxHou.M, sept. lo-ic. PJ
-The tomb of a Viking chleftaln,
ter spending a week's vacation with hurled more than 1.000 years ago 2
was recently found at Lrlangtora in Central Sweden. 'The find clear- ly showed the warrior was of high rank and furnished an interesting example of the burying customs of his day. He had been interred with full armor and with a fine slvord,
where they visited the Exposition, evidently made in the South of 2
England. _
The sword hilt was decorated
with silver ornaments. cn one of
at his old home in Georgetown which some magic runes had bccn V
engraved, probably liiiclldcd in make the bearer victorious in war- fare in the great unlcnowli. At his feet two wooden chests .with iron
Patriot' mountings, 'probably containing k
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ley Bridge; 7,30 p.m., New Glasgow, Un" 0| 0,, mm” m _ln food. had been placed.
My r y U To provide for his amlisomcnt on
his last journey rl sei: of precious glass play~men had been buried with him. At the foot of the grave his horse and dog had been interr-
In the immediate vicinity a, hee
“GBi‘d9¥li¥iK f'-W the Blind" I5 th” vy sword, a larger spear-head and R titlc of a booklet issued from I-heisome simple game pieces of bone 4 office of the National Institute for were folmd. Archeologifts believe the Blind, Great Portland streetfthese may have been t-llc belong- Irondon, which is affiliated with the ings of the servant buried with Guild of Blind Gardeners. Just his master to serve ns hs escort what a. blind person can do in a and defender in death. fi garden is told in this booklet by blind men. One of them say!! “During the l>ast'12 rears of total A double rliti-sic or calcium and 2 blindness. I have produced sufiit- magnesium is reported to have been ient culinary vegetables to main- deveiqped in nance ds 9, fertilizer. I
the possibility of great increase ini
WEDNE5|)Ay volume, Mr. Trestrnll believes that
the trend is towards siaoillratiohi
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vertising,as well as sales efforts. ]
MEDALS AWARDED-The Im' LQNK CREEK BAp-HST Church "We plan a distinctive and novel P°”“‘ 5°“"°° Med” 1*” bee” Rev. Dr. vincent will preach on newspaper advertising campaign AWA-*ded the f0110WiD8 ¢mPI°y¢€5 pm-lay night sept wld at -mm based on Mr. Rogersplntform of “A
in i-he Depart-ment of Railways and ' New Deal in Radio", details or _ Canals: Mr. James Peter- Mccar- THE PRESBYTEMAN CHURCH whichwlll be announced shortly and 95 9 _ fi 2 _I P
ron. wriductor. city; Mr. James ,N C,,N,,D,,_S,_,,,,,ces for sunday which I believe will be a distinctly seasonable articles we are giving you. specials on other things for your table-
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mum, rum I UUMMERGIALV T - . _ _ i _ I T . _,___ sou-EEE "0 0 Rogers-MaJest1c TON “H I ...'.'.§.'_°:.-.tx-.:'...'°:.-'.'.f.:.:::.s';~:.;: TES =5;_§;=g;0;»;»e= woo is
` vor 0 n newly nature ma be W-‘ F SALES AN
: ami I word a|.rIct|y tit:C'f;;d;1r0;L0I ¢l1I'¢hl.iIIlS~ I
P. 1/'S SPECIAL SALE I-‘on NEXT TEN DAYS
' I I ' _ I ' - - Why not purchase a quantity
All TEA ls advancing P. J. s Special is still 29c ih a, ,ms excep,,Ona,,y ,ow We
- Plums. 11 quart basket _ _ . 57c , Eating and Cooking Apples. peck ......... 15c ‘ 5 lbs- Rolled Oats _ ._...__.......,.,_ ._ 20c
5_Ibs. Oatmeal (Island) ....................._. 20c
Grapes- 8 Ib- basket. . 57c Green Tomatoes pks- ... _ 18c White 0l"iI0llS. 2 lbs- . ... . ............. _ . 25c Pickllng Spice. 1/4 Ib- , 10c
' SPECIAL 2 tins Sliced Pineapple . _ .,.,,,,,,,,,...__ ,, 23c
SPECIAL
10 lbs. Onions . .. . . . . . .. . _ ...__ .....,,,,, 210
3 pkgs- Matches
c Freshly Ground Cof'fee,ib-31c
3 pkgs- Cornflakes .
VEGETABLE OR TOMATO
C 3 for 256 2 tins Pears _ . . . . . . ._ .. 25c
2 tins Peaches . . . . . . .._ 35c
8 rolls Toilet Paper ._
. . . 25c AYLMER PORK BEANS
No- 2’s Cherries _ _ . _ _ _ . 15c
Dates, 4 lbs- . . . .`.....
..... 250 r
Large Can 2for25c
Milk. any kind . . . . . . ._ _ 10c
= 5 pkgs. Jelly Powder
EXTRA SPEGIALS E10 los. W. Beans _ _ . _ ._ _ sic
_--25° 9a loc- HARDWHEAT l=l.ouR -
2 pkgs- Icing Sugar
. _ 23c-
$2_49 Rolled Oats- pkg- ._ _ _ ._ 22c
2 lbs- Sausages ._ ._
....27c
3 cans Corn . . . . . . ... 29c
Marmalade. 40 oz- . . . .. _ 35c
BAKER'S COCOA l/2’s 15c
I 2 lbs- Mixed Cookies
...25c
I TOX, IO CI9aI" . . . . .. . 29C
10 climax Laundry soap 29c 2 f°f 25°
MEATS AND FISH
5 String Brooms ._ .......... 29c
AT LOWEST PRICES-
Boneless Cod, lb. _ 10c
HEINZ LARGE TOMATO
_ CATSUP ONLY ‘I9c
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GROCER
Corner Kent and Prince Streets
' Now that the Pickling and Preserving season is on- and everything used is at its
b t- W are offe 'n 'ou rices to suit everybody's purse and along with these
Phone your order. We deliver C O. D orders giver our est a en
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Margaret Mackay. B. Village.
cultivated treeslz lSDuth Gran-I PGVUQHOI Grades I Io
ville School, 2 Pleasant Valley,
Fair school, 3 clchvallcy school, 4 S°il°°i»
Springtnn School. I
-ngton ,
Sampyes Wood planed and nam_,Schcol, 2 Bradalbarle Villagel
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(Bradalbane School I"au‘,e0ntiriued) ed' 1 C1*“`°“°° MA°d°“"'Id' 2 Smith C oo pr “gf C 0° -
Granville School.
Plate a eco biscuits: air-the so- Insects: 1 Edna wigmorc. z Eli- mcrs, P. Valley, 2 Helen Somers, 3 “beth R'amSB'Y» 5i”In§I7°“~
Elmira Macmillan, S. Granville, 4
Plate 9 sugar cook‘es: Jean Cum- Writing, grade I: 1 Hcllslcy Hig-
mings, B. Village, 2 Aletha Someli. girls, G. Valley, 2 Earl Somers. P. 3 Isabel Cummings. B. Village. 4 Valley, 3 Wm. Halliwell, Springton.
Annie, Morri.=.0rl, South Granville. 4 Phyllis Woodside, B. Villagvf
plate 9 ginger snaps: Jean Cum- Grade II: 1 lrcne Morrison, S,`L(mmn‘ Sm_nQH,,d_ 2 Dans
mlngs, 2 Isobel Cummings, 3 Annie Granville, 2 Eleanor Rainsay, . Lcjd’ 3 Alma ' M_r,_,_,_on'
Morrison. S. Granville, 4 Hazel Springton, 3 Springfield School, 4, Gmm,u,_v 4 Rob, MacLeod,
Woodside, S. Granville. Vera Mackenzie, B. Village.
Plate apple pie: Hazel Woodside, Grades III and IV: l Murdena, Wmlmr Cham Junio,
2 Jean Cummings, B. Village. Matheson, Rose Valley. 2 Dena Ma- l Gyn Vauey
theson, R.. Valley, 3 Elsie Tlfiackenl
Woodside, 2 Doris Woodside, 3 Eve-'B. Rural. 4 Lena Moyliem_ Rnse .Despite slightly increased acreage. lyh Mithicson, srielu, 4 coils ste- y. l
venson, P. Valley. Grades V and VI: l Springfield
school lunch: Phyllis wooasloc,|school, 2 Elec Banks. B. Rural, xi Gi‘0W11
Margaret Mckay. 3 Edna Wig-IR.uby Blondon, G. Valley, 4 Mamie ‘
mgre_ iBlondon, G. Valley.
I Grades VII and VIII: 1 Kathleen
Clase 8-Sewing-Knitting IHiggiris, G. Valley, 2 Doris Mac-
Hemstitchlng, double: Elmira Leod, S. Granville, 3 Allnnbcllc
Macmillan. MacLeod,, S. Granville, 4 Helen
Knitted sock; alotha sorhers, Plimathecori. Roco vclicy.
V311(-y_ | Grades LX and X: 1 Ellis Chil-
Mended sock: Margaret Mackay. ‘pelle, S. Grarlvll1~, 2 Francis :vinc- Aletha Somers. Dowell, G. Vallfy, 3 Charles Mnc-
Embroidercd linen: Florence`kerlz'e, S. Granville, 4 Spi~in_v,flcTu
Macmsn, B, vliiage, 2 Florence-School.
MacLean, 3 Francis Mzicdowell. Cl. Map drawing Grades V and Vl: , mn SC, d_ ._-rms is 3 mmm. of, make the d were p
,\11¢y_ 1 Olive Weeks, P. Valley. 2 Ruby 3,. , A > V _
Blondon, 3 Lllclla Sicvcii_=.on, P..t,,,,L E351 /inziin will l>ccom@ inc Saint John. 5Ll‘.c and 49‘ic td
Class 9-Manuel Training lvalley, 4 Arthur' l\f:lcLcrm Glen
Plate Brown Sugar Fudge: Hazel-
I-Iammer handle: Charles Mac- Grades VII and VIII: l Bessie
enzie, 2 Albert Macmillan. South`I-Ialllwell, Sprlngton, 2 .lcs.=l<~ Mac- ‘ ,._m,0 md ,O ,lmmd a.mQ_, ,,n,,,_C1_V» ___
mrrviiie, 3 Clare Haslam, Spring- Swain, P. Valley, 3 M rlam lifzn-lln_,m me 1-O,,u,gm.,._ L,_s_,\;C1rl;STr§R, Erigimid, Sept.
leld. 4 Robt Howard, Sprlngfieldlspririgcon, 4 Doris Mn.cLcoci_ Southi ..-I-he mm S._,,;,. is 3,.. balmg of 1g__-C, pg. _.50 great is the da-nv Nall box: iviiuar wcclrs, P. vaiicv',orahvilie_ ,
2 Allison MacLeod. Grades IX and X: l Eflru Wig-lL`\.,m_ so may ,L may be girrmypd wliiliii pnrfltypirozri alt Coll.<ott_ Dub
Bird house: Clarence Macdonald, more, 2 El:-tha Somers, 3 Francis N0r.h,,.n 1,.,-md fm. ,,,;.m,,g im,,ih_»,,,,,11.;,; ,,0;;.~.-_§v,<ir;-fini by this lo-
ed 2 Reggie Weeks. Macdowcll. 4 Florence MacLean, B.` [.|,..,_ M L,.,,,r¢¢{-V Crlilliiy Antrim., local m'dl<‘zil offlcc of hcalth Bd.
` _ Miscellaneous: Louis Weeks. 2jVilll180- _
CSZIE WC€l<S. 3 Ri15`m0l”id Hnslam An work' Grade A 1: 1 H011-<i0Y.ici'nlinc \vllo‘.lirr East Anglia cnliyilot to hut.le or pnclciic ill the Der- Iouls Weeks. Higsille. G- Valley- 2 VCU* MN' , i,¢¢r.m@ the pl‘0<il1"cr of :I i’i:i,\- crop. wont rivvr lillvo born posted on itl
kiliizié. 3 Mufilarct ChHDl10iIi”- 5~ sound io liollfn and \\'t`.r=i`l;cr mod- I lienks. The banks are patrolled
Class 10 - Live Stock nnd Poultry Granville, 4 Springfield School.
\ Grade B II: 1 Irene .\foi‘rl:»orl. S. ‘ ,iw ,>,,<,,..,-_. d ,<3-;,i; ni' cf»l~.tll:'ir.< in ' lilfouwfl to dlp foot or hluld ill the
Hslfer- dairy calf; Allisoll Mac-'Granville 2 Elcrmoz' Rlln.<n§‘_ 3- ,,,_,.\._,,,,,,, M. ,up .um ,,._.,d(, ,, f1_,~,\-_.;,~,-_ Thor.; me rrr;rp_y typhoid
Lood, 2 R/olarid Mathicroii, Spring-‘Springfield Sclloof, 4 R_~lZp'l Mac- M, of tm. -,,,,.,,,,S (hu.--_-,-,,i qun;;¢y_'~`¢.i,i-.;»s i-cporicd in the Lnnchcste!
pid, 3 Miiiage Mciclmod. 4 Mor- pllee, Springton.
garet Cummings. Grades III and IV; l Joan Cha- `
Beef calf: Rayrrloncl Hiislam, pellc, S. Granvzllc, 2 hiurdrlla Mil- mm ,..m,,. and U-_,. mx 5,,.,,“. “-_.Sl Fi-uri mould be picked as far an Elmer C0ll5ii'l5- the5°n» R~ Vaueyl 3 Smnky sie' il'nil.=p'-l'ii‘d to Irtlilllci, pzorcssici i>°55¢bf€ In me °°°I 0! mo day “nd Barred Rock: Rnbt Mackay. 2|venson, Sprlngtoll. 4 Ever!-it Clow. ,nw .lbw in me Qxp,,,,,m,,m mC_=,,,.\.c,. ._,,.h=_,s-A “M from mm or dew,
MSYSUCC MH/Oliily 3 I/0iii5 Week-#R059 VHUEIV _ tory of tile Lllcn Illdllsiry lic-I:'Z:“i;:":;':";:‘;__"`_°`
tain an ample Slilvviv °i *ii kim’ It wntailw 15 Der centvi nitrogen. 'Y 4 Miliago Macleod. I Grades v and vr. i Liliin zinc- ,,,,,.,.~, _.,,,,,. ,,,-,_,-.__ mr ,,,,,,._,r,.- ;_*:.:;_.._.._-c. _*' %“'";_:.-Lx for domestic use all the year psy cent or water-soluble milgnesium white Mgr-mm; B05 1-rowirrd, 2'k1nnon, Sprlngtoll, 2 S:<ii~ liulll- ,,,__,,, by “,,.,,, U-_,._,,. f__,,,_; mo u
lam“nd`" But how can weeds be ‘md 15 Per cent °f “'f“°r'5°1“ble<Clare Hnslam. “'°ii~ SP7Ii‘i€V“~ 3 Adil” H\`HAwm`4.l'~.:;\_l- of <il;`f<=:'zl~/_ kind- of Iillcll
distinguished? Another blind gar- ¢al¢ium_ lspringtoil, 4 Knife Todd, Rufc Vai- .,._"‘i,,V ,mm “M p,,,3..,.,,@d ,O u,,..,,
denci- iells us. "The position °i H- ____________i_T__ elm 11 lcv- ir_..~ :ac-= -.ri Dc:»<iiil»o=~. ioziz. Your Eyes
weed is a good guide. The plants Grades VII and VIII;_l K'.lil‘.I`~'l‘., -1-he ,.x,,,._.,,,.,..,,; .mb SM), A bm,
in the beds are lm0'Wii. Bild 88 U19? DI”-9011*' Of W°'?kIY -I°b5~" Injurious weeds correctly named Higgns. 2 Miriam Marin, 3 Iiisslu ,MS bm., H. ,J we 3-50,1 _~,-Sd hm., An rxamrnmon migm b, of
IH I G H E R
Sprillrrton School, 2 Springfield,
*PRICES
Grad:s VII to X: 1 Spr
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;3g£pS;;;,',' ‘Sued Branch Note. Sackville, NB.) lSChoo._ Farmers in districts producing l Grads I ,D VI, Origmax r,¢,m_,.: k surplus oats are advised to study 'l Etllcl Clialpelle, 2 Olivo Weeks, P. fl‘0l> Prospects and markets before vuri».»§- rs clam M~_cEwch. souiiiisellulc ut low Drives this #meli- cl:.firi\~i:lo, 4 Em. sixty Moi-i-icon, s.'Tbe September 11th Crop report. C,,,,m.._l>].-.V Dominion Bureau of Statistics. l Grades vu i,-0 X; 1 Jack Mac- strltcs that the yields of all gmins
Mac- in Canada are below average. Southl The unfavorable season iri the SollllllPl'nlrie Provinces lowered yields
almost to the vcry small grain crops of 1931. In Ontario, yie1d1_ .per acre of spring wheat, oats and
Ibarlcy were the lowest since 19lI.
Class 12
`Gr.ln\'llic.
pupils.
Fine Flax Crop
of grain in Quebec and the Mari-
King-Iilme Provinces, production is les-S
,than i932 because of the late cold
' sprilg and drouth in summer.
S§;;` Montreal grain prices, published
1-.iigllnnl lirls broil gathered rind, Ugnfhcasxnggnruiggllgo Q2; the East `Allg`.ical~ harvist illisi`;cp&mber lim issues quote 'Na 3
YC" ms been so - good .thin 13.01'-i Cnllrlda Western oats at 430, and
txgrllxlgifaifllggg t!C'|n,`;f;Q 'iii No. 1 Feed oats at 40c per bushel, Cond place in ‘mg industry Monircal.AThe freight per bushel
._The _,Md “in also be G( CXC,,.__ on crlrlois of oats from Montrea;
'lout qllnliiy, " an official of them to Smut John’ N' B" is 8]/2° an rLm..n md,,_m.y Rexcmch A,5oCm__ to Sackville 9’/ic, which would
_ , _ ‘ ' i cl” d rices on Sep-
I 1.oNDoN. sept. lo-fc. Kiln: Goozircs flnx crop at
clt. iinvo lance as li, is llop<»rl` iifiilbw Mm 511"-'° “nd ‘m"*° W
cfntro of fllpply of Wdigrcc ilaxl 5?iCi<\`iiI\`-
`seccl for tllc N.'.ri'l‘ierri Ireland flax-I --ri;-"°'°’*‘ v-~owci's nhl) for this colr.mcdltyrDERWI-I.\'T RIVER C-ONDEMNED
ilio crop ci, ilu quill.: iii Kiii'.z'S=c'r of -i bu: 0il\l>1"el< Df il'l>h°Id
Thou only .viii li he pofsihtc ro dc- I vislufz lwonlil. 0-"l>@C-'lily Cliiidwl
‘ern lncsliillliy. rl llif-'elzods can b»~.lt><l.\ll>' bi' D01-C0 ai”-ii "-0 P°“‘°“ U
. In lfllil illi- Kilzg l;i‘e\\‘ il .siililll l`»->*ll1`~»‘l- ricrmve oi llilx oil l-.ls Szilldrlnil-l "--’-°"_"‘
are placed in rows or clumps, it 1-le admits that “lt is not D05- and mounted on standard' card- Hall.well 4 Ann_~bcl`.f~ M~.cl_r~:<l. |.,,,,1i~_\~ ni inc f=_‘>rc, incl intel-rs: gn-:ri lrr-nom to you.
follows that any plant which leislble in cutiies are-'-5 if’ l<°°P if hoard; 1 cilch val:cy S°h°°1` 2 Grades IX =_‘“d X_f_ i ifkiill ll/-C' rr.-_'_ roi..-.~<l in iiw pri.-s liilrrr- or E W TAYLOR out of alignment is. for our purpose straig u ` Brad :ine age . ' ‘ _ ' `~ ‘ " .ilu ls i 1:. .- ' ° _ ° ` 5 weed," And here we come to»unnecessnry_ "A little pl'al‘tlC€ Will ant Valley School, 4 spiingcon cis MacDlniel. 4 Ecrlm Souuzs. 'A\,_A,`..__,v “heh up M 60 5-H.,-S ML, J, 5, "IAYLOR
uld to bs the most enable one to detect the difiereiwc School Grades VII to X; \vilir~': c T"l*- I rv- on. of tl~.;~ ii-nditi.~ri~.ll liuiiic.; 0i’T0i\il’-TRISTS
whatwo appear - _ In _ q TV - ~ difficult of gardening tasks for a in sound between the wlilrr ng 01| i5 tree leaves pressed andtcclia Strv noon, P. v.\_.r_\, c . -t .i` f 5._..,_ (.,m,,0,_,,m“_n ,md A“,¢m,n
ht 11110." ID if 00ll5id¢i5 ‘ms alb Vili School 3 Pleas more. 2 Ch'lrl.s Maciwllzl 3 l~‘l ill , ,M ,h nz A f N ndmiw m 1:1.
hund arson ,mmm me mwn_,.~he brad” when cutting or v,-hm mounted and conecriy mm¢d_.nol: Macswain P. Vn‘.lc\‘ 3 Edna Vi- ._ ._,-__.___.n..
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“mmm do" M www' on I P third ma be from more 4 Ada. Stevenson. P. valley. nlacrsf. Lihimcce for nim hum. -----
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