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CRASWELL for Prior aphs. Miss Laura K. Scott. 79-year- ‘ ———._... 0“ Rumors are flying fastat present old retired school teacher passed CONFEDEBATION urn uvsvn- but ‘by the old route" it is under- way at her home here Sundaly Bl- anca‘. L-9789-7-21-8|. stood recruiting in all units of “M *’°“‘ “W” ’°’ -—-—- Prince Edward Island's militia is we 1' Cm “WWW” ,,y_ "’‘”"‘'”"’s W°““°““’ "£33 Pl";€'°£'~‘iI"K most satlsfactorlly bfifiiféer orf1the1atx:e°Mr. and Mr: ' - an 1; east one unit has already Jam; sun ‘me deceased was one . recruited in 91: e f it th ri - { th t‘ a school teachers in vic?g'L.gE}fm?:t_ ed atrengzih. It Si: ci'inr'lesrslt‘o1od,O 15- ?he cftywafifi nis remembered with p_ m_ sabbath Sept. ldml Desmc so that two senior officers have Warm !‘-'91‘11-"35 £13’ ’;)‘‘-’‘c5; '75“ gig 10:30 a. m,, Cape Traverse 2:30 p. already left the Province. ‘”°m°” W 0”‘ 9 P“ -V

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, l 1 will h than PLUS NE'WS—-MZINIATURE—NOVELTY g1t;nrasll¢l1n1a,1l'il‘sid(:eon'7d£;tm.tllesé M53: gnge;?n§};u3w wgghegmmggmmg WITHOUT CHANGING! . - I . ‘M’ _ L'“°‘ r pri?/111:5 Dgcott was educated in the { CHURCH OF sCoTLAND_ser_ public schools of ,Chai'lott,<-rtown . V1“; on wednasm-,y_ Sam at ———— and at Prince of Wales College.

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- _ (Co ti F11 'in aduation she was for qmmombown 7 30 Thurs m0i‘eg“ve.%.rsgr0n the staff of West

in, Sir. urday. Sept. Btn, ed the ‘Vlst is K K9“ S°h°°" sh” mm 3°m°d me A l V TWO DAYS 'g3gbD£hm. Ct;mi£r(i)uéi1on_sewices on iCl’i&lin:n0). Thu‘; isol§i.ei:‘i of “lull: '31:’! génigfgg ’sffrff1¢15§:;‘;°1Ij'g:‘!f;f ‘Emit 5:15:97. D ;n1{1él(le‘055b 10%!) Pgllsh forces inl the northern cor- mam mare than kn Yes” “Q A . WEDNESDAY l Bishop Minister‘ ‘ V‘ L 340‘Jr‘..°‘ "'35 Wm” Fwd‘ conscientious painstaking teacher THURSDAY . . - . A German attack agnliist the 153 Sam rose high in her mm

~——--— G d f L tamed . l Boy SCOUT LUNCH!-oN_ mrgzugilizugg riiguelg n°rt_h":;n!°T fession. At the time of her re-

_ 1», V . ' _ iirement she was vioe—pi-incipal of :lvl[ielLc"t.‘$el3F§s‘)lrrittc3}l1:~:stSo):cci‘I:1:': §haou£o;d;r z‘?;1rmEs;5zzP£u§o {Prince street. During her long . of the luncheon at the C’iarlotte- hiiles north of Warsaw) PS °‘“'°°’ ‘he ‘"5 “W” dwply 1”‘ town today at 12:30 to be‘ bddres- “The Polish cavalry ' which at- "°’°$‘°d 1“ 1"” ‘’‘‘l’“’ “M “V9 red lby Sir Percy Everett. Tickets tempted to invade German terri- mijlj-1; M hi: gngkemm

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BIRTHDAY GREETIN s —.1vh-. *- ' In W25 M H 300* company Wlflnllred Murphy of Nogre Damfi oourrtshee o?egc1?;{.1 rinrzgrgfiaedmmiudg ‘g’§;£afthfifh}fi‘;‘z‘°“ t"°g‘m§‘ Convent here 15 receiving hearty 0n“ military important comxm_im- England And‘-the “Mme fsmields“ of

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“' ’ _ I -- _ survivimz are two sisters, Mrs. .ii,so —- iflliuu/‘L: — her 88th birthday. The Guardian E“,§,§‘;cea;‘;dd ‘(’1Il’$g“‘é‘g'I‘;m5beI;”mf£lg_ A, w_ stems and :vn=g Alexandra GOING PLALEE — Joins in extending greetings, embyy helped me quick Succeés of Scott. the latter a retired member ~—~ —~v ~—-~—

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Lh L‘ d 1 1 1 of the machine staff of Prince of WORK COl\'TINUF,S—'I‘heye was Em".-°;;’,’;“; 3C:,anI,1._ceE,§0n:°m ,,§{1.$§‘;‘§, Wales College. Both reside in Char- no truth in rumors the Provincial Ki-tno, Whrsaw, Krakow and Lem. 10“€t°W“v

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mm, “.35 no meemg M wbmetl xigiigcefltelaemajeciartatilon of vvjart. ed Lila! Pltlilarid mould be tmopped I said they believed the brunt of the French aiiack was de- couliciltodnv biltasesslon will 1 "0 WW W a up in a urrv— 3. mater o iivci-ed along the “Burgundy G-1te"—-a aasalteivay be- ii >11 .-1; ' _ -‘action might be taken but yesier— weel <——and Warsa. crushed ' ‘ p “

c ( ‘D 18 “me ‘°"‘°”°"’ M“';§J day iii any rate work was said to ma-_“«_he fun force 3; we W3, 5? n between the Vosges and the Alps just north of the three- civil servants enjoyed the Labor day -"9 00l1iill1lin': chine could be loosed on the west-

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Ec§(lebz~atlion.rBut, m the Defence and ————————.—— gm 1m;};_ cornered junction of France’ Genmmy and Switzerland‘ U N A M E E In waif ‘li‘i.aiie‘Ai-ersai.‘1r5aiii(fl:p<‘)ltfhtfezxI‘en‘f1ethe1E h Misha Elaine Bennett, R.N.. who no?'“égc?o5aam' whereabouts W” Main Blow . - . as een spendin ti t ' ‘ _ — . . Wm Opmmng Mm ” “ed her home in cnafiofielffii, onhlias be’°wa'§“éx,S‘Z‘E°b’?i°‘ué‘2e3i?."‘c’i§e snnvr JOHN N 13 sepl 4——(OP) A "”“" Mm’ was delwered at “'9 3°"”'.°”' 9” 0' H" MARY beg? I<]>1f€l(iicla1 ptrfiinoginrclerment has returned_ to Montreal to resume for whose possession he contended Saint John abriost 4.600 miles from frontier. these sources said, and it was believed a supple- ’ ' of C&nil_dlfi'l)]nt1l8eW8.(? bflltulliiesbgtaniif fifipgtlglles In the Royal Victoria 3? iiiathheprlgotlgiedwrigg 3$§ax1ia§:ii‘§gT1‘3§l§1‘§iie°§.zzi)i‘5sp’ii'3e“r’e Elf“; mentary attack was begun along the Moselle "aney at the fgfagbgilef 15 “lat. if mtlf °°llIlT~l’Y ' -.1 - war. war zone élty tpnight, northernmost end of the French-German border. I Ve ' _ v . . - BUDDY EBSEN I capumngy S.‘?“..§“f’.:.‘é1;1,,‘Z,’“',,°"'(f-,‘,§§§‘,,.f‘,‘§ —————————— 71131;; Iofagfgé ggs "“§as°g*;;'§;l“‘g§§*;‘°t‘; u.3"p9;} g}m§hfin?;§1;5'~;‘-}1f;fV.?af;°°l;&§ .. “Operations have begun Involving thefzntlre land. Moon-Goldwyn-Ma -r Elpan Vefsel Ollpihe high seas. it will be . telephone to i'3ei~11n reports that rooms. with fixtures designed in MV81 and 8ll‘f0l‘ces,” was all that the War Minisiry’a no. I .0, .n"°’P"'I 5,, ,D,.,"u, ’(3v|';Iy’L:l1b;iu€:i folmill declaration of rman troops were Pushing north akgépdout ggs antgclocaifd 5;: as in: communique said. 4, p [ [mm that it is assumed Canadys of mzoppot toward the vital Polish of alrbogrllgfn plfgm ion 11 t e even . ~ « loiily mu effort will be to defend B "°§-h,°’RS,‘;¥,"'f;,uwl Allis in gs diziess total 1 ed 18 1-2 1: tie _ _ y sysmm 3.5- _ r a for a Shortly before the communique was 5511 , our: 1 1’ 75“ smurf“ lgxga 513101385 if mvumn is attempted’ "°““°°d ‘mi me Dam“? mu "5" blackout’ A partial blackout was France‘: declaration of war esterduy on Germany a fleet of French 3 d gum“ s3‘b°mge' tam had been wrested from 1:. Po- “aged 155‘ mght under P°11°° W7“ y ' , mtgtmttcn, Numerous Po— Vel awe. and the same situation heavy bomb: , flew low over Paris toward the cast. cnnvni DOES NOT ray GOVERNMENTS POLICY c T ' adfli omcms Wm N fwd obtained mug“ Ml unnecessary cmroon 3 0 ll 5“ 9° lights. such as electric signs, and The gr>vernm-2n,t‘s declared policy ‘’"‘'‘5'‘’‘’' window displays, have been ordered MASSED A117. ATTACK 2 30 - ' yj§§g,§h[:f11”1;€, .‘§§‘§;”d‘é?,“o,,‘}§, §f,a§.°,,,,,-,§’f ——~—— BERLIN ANXIOUS m11;yn:€o§"1‘)‘_ L‘ M831 Bren‘ cmmmm Military observer: said the Impression was general that France In: ~ . nicnt. While the ‘government has mggggiw-"& §?é3iR"g'*ail‘f3Plé- EX‘ Bern“ meanwhile seemed soben of the newly formed civil defence making 3 massed ulr attack walnut communications to the German line EVEMNG "7"9 P‘ M‘ ’ . $2i途éi‘i%$§u‘é.§ l’§§‘§§nk‘1b§§’:‘%‘"ér§i§% ‘ Mountefi police livizig in otmigldlsdplmsd and ““’d°“5- The 0”‘ i§3l'ig<?l1sui§' L?’l?3n(é‘;Il‘I£\€dJEt)'l01(Ii1aydlSLt1}“‘l0* W “R” “'0 m°"°’“°“‘ °‘ "°‘“‘°“’°’“"“' “’ ““ ‘““‘‘°‘’ ’‘°‘°” ‘ ' Britain at Lllis time. it will seek. éfipglddeg (ill-icklythi-0 thek call sent cg°§E;{;‘°;§{§,e’.§”(§1,1$'a{"}§,‘§’1a;,‘.hf‘,§ ' Would li0i« Dpfin tomorrow as so ed: The communique was the first definite indication that France’: 8.- 5° lmmedmwly Par". Join up agr_:in(?v§r1i br§..3£’°.‘Z, ;§?.‘§. 3:19 1 aiding Poland. _ i Fdfifherfhxfxtfgéll 1§g";;:g‘ “Med “J 000,000-man military machine actually had Bmie into action null!!! .WhClilCi‘ this recommendation'9d msnollsiblliiies imposed on mei A violent press and aroused off — v

111 ' 1 (1 r 1 d 1 :1 r force by war Lime conditions form lcials heatcdly berated Britain and M“V°" M“““L*"”“ ““aed W” ‘-ml *1" ’'‘’‘°''‘‘’ '°° “’°‘‘ ‘’'° *"""°' W’ IHC U 8 E 011713 QC HIE On 0 — — I

K ._ _—. war arvainst Germany has not been 9? members 8V8~‘19»bl9 lllld {ll 10‘ "mg ’°p°”5 were pflmed °f “he lsmiana‘c§r‘i3:7Sel?uil§:ii‘ri’g1stN1gx‘geoi"<}iai12'r Th‘ ‘"11 "'3'" °‘ F"”‘°°” "Me °l W" Wm’ G"m‘m’—s'n"" T "‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ” :“""”‘——"” ‘““‘“““‘ dlsb1os"e<i. Questioned on this point duélgr:;‘:is:.j:l)i§griAs) rgptaltbod may §g,f,"lg5;‘}1':f‘§Jfi‘}.§’,}’3Dn”"s‘.f;,.,,,y"',§§ regarging theatres has ‘been issued ulghi—passed without a word or the firing of 3 shot.

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X, caenndim-3.5 anrieeer n:ti§}s5’ed would sfilu the response locally had been the British ultimatum that Gemian 35 Ye 11 5* W 0 T9" -rm; BURGUNDY GATE

‘niion to Great Britain very 800d and baa exceeded expec- tmorxs be Wlthddawn from P°l8Ild« 1”’ affected by me “"°‘5°“°°l" °r'

NOVEL CAPITOL THRILLER 5j,‘,’;,ft‘;2!?

. - _ rler. Tim schools will remain closed The Burgundy Gate, historic route of ancient warfare batman the 1 _ E U‘ 11,,‘ 5 M at. tations but he had not received re- The Reich turned on its mpa .. M” I M M. _ _ _ _._____ '10“, it is flssugwzi Cgnaigm ewgmd pans {mm other pmms mmughout gang: 2:11;igorcteotocfiitafighshwgfigg, llcenfirlél Me; in nllcxslber of sum Germans and the Frnnlu, in s 20 mile wide valley running northeast {Fir PII11 hours thorouizhly enmossa outslzlaéxdhig lade. gs Llsiciulgt 1}l(evil.l a inilkié hcr owl: dcCla.rui.loni of vgtlr. We °°”““'Y- jag‘ W.;"mm§d had spuméd pram.’ gDhD?dIV.’Slll(C1‘I1L‘95tlir’iié"E? bee; salritjil; ward from France to the faanorn German black forest region. ii‘ ..X21t on we can recommen sma ime ac rw 0 m 5 ell 01‘ To 53".: sncment, eynpla ned e ——‘—‘*‘:<- : . ' ! hgg .an mm; c Zens ave 8 u 1 m 1 1 g), _. bane, than me current 0,-_ E soommd Yud man he plays up "Mun, of we defence of Canada l8l'a;2/[Ll‘s‘b(;l‘lIrll;y5edfllrgslfggéltfiiilla rusfgf In an emm Supply of drinking Wu“ The city of Mulhouse stands dine y n e een re 0 e vailly no ..t t.ii§rCa}i)1{wl Tklgieztilty-.3 «'13,: hjsdpan for ch; ulltairnaie in ctiinitcetéiy ifigulationslput mm force yesi¢€r¢[iii?y.i “fiance mm Wm, M serve Brmsh lar as a ?I‘8C1ihl1Li0n£}|1ryh m?nsur(:,. the German-French frontier. ious 1S ," w c opene ense. e ecomm a. 9 ~ ese rnmiait on. re from ii a ‘ . ‘ umcrou. am es w ‘c !‘€'lli‘2‘iP - land 9 n {P 3,... for asthree my run Mm age iii-‘gder to me up to his pmm_ mad? on an Mpgcgé O‘? Canadis eff‘ interests. ,= Foreign military observers in Perl: have long cons a thin iiarv Hart and Michael Whaler: in ey re utacion, and is instrumental {on in me Great war an wer

. _ to the rl‘v Inst wr-ek fzam slimmer Lb I I 1 1 d H h H e t L . t d t th d 1 $1 _ imxinfivglfféggj gfggagngggveggd itgidmps i1‘é'kke<l back in the country Italy remained neutral. the French general staff could laungjh 3 general 0 slzirrn oes. n v mur er wi c 1r fl - i;u‘mll 9 o e o eminent as . ay. rm, .mg,n t are troops

M1. Hag xioroves to be a. fascin- enefioto mglicate the father of the year, (‘I V ‘ iE§;‘°:i‘;}‘‘ki°V°’ ‘x‘fi‘:;1r€'1g?5 “$3 Recruit: continued to swell the °m"“'V° "Mn" um Ge n “M to mm’ G" y D V

lillllz as well as "m sterioua" hem- girl he loves. The regulations deal with espion- B msh igmshj Amen,,,_ V,“ we miilrs of military units throughout from the eastern to the Msicrn Ironi- ine. and does except onally well in a Wade Boteler deserves special age and acts. likely to assist the en— ' wgrk M58 Germs?“ Submarine ‘New Brunswick Bill‘!/lilid role, She succeeds admlr- mention for his clever handling of r-my; conimi or means of oommuni- ‘ I

Some private sources said they understood the Jumpinpnf! hour 11' in projecting her personality the role of 5. small town chief of cailrm: shivguarding information Alexander Kirk’ United States

one unit had 1!, recruiting filficfg was 5 I. m‘ (1 L m. ADI, Sunday.)

seated at a desk on a sidewal

omo the scretindxalgd n¢iolori§i:;hhe2bi' police. and crhficlk Chandflcr glee de~ lliglllll to the enemy}; enemy 'al‘uens: (By The Canadian Press) gjfefig d6;‘}{£:’rif:awgf:1(fa,¥V,ed ‘grail: glgtgwntsaint J(\J1n,h'il‘lHs rno;-‘e yéris mu-us" ymygs ovgg, GERMANY ro'cv.';i1 r L '0 or . <‘on- .1; * e ; 1 ; _ ' 9.1 was. i . 3 e . _ 1 mos: wt-l1Cot:’ille E7 jvadgg fllvmw C . i.Sr-elI1b‘i)?o$1no(l?l?iigh ggmrrdy. The ‘other ;)l)ll)(i)ll:.i€iil'(‘t‘)¥}:( eva§b§{1eb‘3;m§?:re§§,- re:'£.ec}.Lm:f ggnggfipeig ‘:,’,’fm,,’:,1g ’S§§:°.L.}3_rgr£§;2s" vggmefivfiffffcfigé ‘recruits coming; in cfrgm‘ the fiilfuiral Long before thnt, during the night, British wnrplanu raided Ger MlClliIi‘l Whalen scores in the supporting players. including Don pl'(!Citlili0rLs against hostile attack; Md] ted 1 L; I the ‘b1 have mice: respdmblcn districts. many Wm, pmpugnd. uugeul of bombs. olrculan which Sold 1-50 male 1'~‘“d- making me m°5t M an !D°“F‘5-5- R9315 Toomeyo Ma‘b“1T°dd' Control of Him“ and 5°““d55 ex‘ 0? eydepara Don 0 pcss y I "”’>“ » um‘ grin; no‘ mgkln wu unjust him. but Dorothy Tree and Frank Thomas. plosives, ammunition and rirearrns; ll 81: seas. Keen Minard’s in the home. 3V°|'*‘l’° G°'"““‘ " "" 3 _ mamifnciure and transport of dan- 1»8l‘8l’-S95 V9559} to 1311 “Cum W9-5 . ggainst the Hitler Government which "cold bloodcdly’ started the new “"""' ’ ’ zerous articles: causing diaaffect- the British Liner Athenia. which ion: zelwrnl control of shipping. sank in the North Atlantic. Iv, p I H """ “ml °°mr°1‘7r“"l‘“'1°"- was reported officially all th I

9 Behind the lines Premier mladier. between conference! IN! N! iineii:§11,347 passetrrilgers 4a)3dCc;‘;viId— l I ‘ military and diplomatic chief: who reported gy p‘0l;::l]Iourcu to; ' ‘ I "9 “3 m°7e 5“ ' N (.1 Government. Illeh In! re: an I-IN-I31 ians——had been saved except those “mm m‘ " E om‘

killed in the explosion. h' t L . 3°‘ ‘'9- L I The British government said the I y use Lives

I I ~. Atheriia had been tor edoed"with- COPENHAGEN, Sept. 4 —(AP)—— out w,,,,,,,,g-V ,,y , aim.“ 5.,,,_ #___ A hmhmymg airplane °f “md’em"' marine The official German news CAPETOWN. §€l7¢- 4 “(Cr r S tied nationality. was reported io~ .demed this re 0” and C H )_The suum Mm,“ 6,1,; day by the Danish radio to have agency P K 3 E t i M over me WM. 1,- KEDGEWIGK, N, 3” gem; f.—‘df0pped two bomb, on me Dams}, suggested the Athenia had struc ‘met split -ml 11 cm; ‘ ——...___. (Cm- lsew rt town of Esb killin at a floating British . mine. The sug with Premier J. B. M. H (continued {From Page ON‘) A triple drowning shocked no leis. g B The Cmadmn P,..,,, . 1 (1 G em 5“. gm; remote Remgouch, County least two persons. i Y British Admiralty declared no . urging neutrality an en

_ 1 tin; dc- yinuge ‘ms afternoon as 3 F,ede,_ A three storey apartment house _ : .Sh bo be _ nmwk 1 British mines had been laid in the 1 (hristiaan Smuts iIdV0°‘i mm merclmm and ms two mm 1 was flattened. One victim was 3 n0:;‘;1“d(1::"m?:’lr1L1pnr1S 2} €;;1hehn5_ area where the Athcnla Went clnrntlon of mar with Gennany. ’ lsviilt re-open on Tuesday. were drowned 1“ the Kedgew[cklW?ImhBen1ncJdent WM mys“! mg but hay“, and m-unsbutiel; British 0f- d0WTl- (‘$.11 i ‘ 8" ember 5”“ RiV(‘i‘. tgnese two expyanmons wcrjé o,~'n.r_' liclnls admit "some casualties" in in the south Atlantic, off the

b6y§r' 'yT‘:cir3sE" TT""f;fi:iT VM_;VI;fino" to commercial shipping and the Chamberlain was? receillgetli by ‘IE9

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{ SCRHH”-ERS and FIXER» mmt “med out lvnuensive re- of all Briiish forces in Kenya. Anlring. with more than 300 pas—‘ The announcement ma mum.

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Gm)plEmD<l>;71r":‘1e.:_secto heép. . vmo mmm11iy _:::,cfan1atioiis Tues_ KonK- The reports were discounted to mBin %aT]:O11$RrOl neu r 3 "mg PEVNLS FRINFRQ. Announcement the Mr force had! Tm “mm of Commons W” m_ ‘ were "'5 Mogcow..5ovge¢ Rugsj 1 iclay‘ iliililrnced by sinldiig 0! bi’ flgellis 0! “W “H9 2fA“L°.—.—:?,:————:r_._.——-—-'~— ” ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ " dro ped mesa “paper bombs" over fnrniod ‘av the nvw home secre- bo sweed and‘ um “duh r. 151- 1- U (1 ‘ 5 “ma m‘Atl~icnia United States G0v'e'm- Passeiigers arriving at Manila ”*(_ RWIERS VLOTTWG PAPER P ' 1 d 5 try 8119 In-hn Amicrson that "2: V8 illnehdistance down stream. ;ee,.:n&§ W12: {,:1",‘;n”,‘,‘:,°(;r§',s,§,§ogd1l,,{_ ‘mom. will pmveht Americans from ,gmm Hong Kong on the Philippine BIRTE5, _ ck-. etc. §‘rf§j;§;‘_“;°‘fi,,°‘;“”s‘;§‘ec“,’,’"Qy"”§fl,§,. ‘ nur'n'bm- of aliens u-hn<o'act1vii.iei --"3 orthebod J " gloasefl J»; *““~"?‘(.' _1~1. 1(‘lyll'!‘ld6l‘ resumed in they :1E)rn?:1egpn mom 1,12-$1,? $\1'E1(zl\§§uzl<l)(?(:ei’..§(Sai"l,‘):r’£:l?' Ntilval co3- ‘Cums; r°{)“rt°dag1:$‘“;‘:n:..;“$f “Mw_M me Prince NW3,“ 1,. 1 poUN1~,uyq1-Eyg_wg mm. Minister Chamberlain, seem:-d to 1 :‘.:,r:m‘,‘(:;‘?. ;#‘”'.':.‘° §,I,:é King.

, ere were no other may pg, 3l'IlIIIhIl——-British steamer A:r1k- W2 cmisldered for American ships ' "3 5 ptfh 5°“. The ‘ Wm {mu nbsbmu. Sept. 2. 1939. to Mr. wonderful values In roulv- lndlcale the British 8°V'~‘”"“"“‘~‘ riom '“‘”“'°S in New Bninswick ‘$1’ mpomd ppersmm: um "mam 'b"’:""“‘g "°r“3°‘"" {mm Europe‘ tltiriliftbgniosldcsliltzylylt Y i1"l<’ Mm 99"?‘ 5"“‘”' Bmkley ' TAIN PENS for students The W19 trylniz to drive It Wedfie be‘ All "enemy “"0"-"' ‘Mr 16 rig