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The King's County Exhibition was neld at CI€V.‘il‘gCl.L)\\'ll on Wednesday

and alnhougli it pe-i'hap.s did

HOE

tome up w the very high standard

set in pzcvious _\'eurs yet as

the

Drpuiy Minister 01 Ag lt,'lllll.l_‘c Mr.

Walter Shaw said in Dpenliig the eiciibiiioii, “this Fall

lormnlly

coinpures rt.-ry‘ i;i\'oi'ubly with the

sL.md;u'< oi o'.‘er iuiijs this yeai." ‘ Lil his address

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I ' Gliantsﬂgplit Double Bill; Still Champs

‘ RESUL TS

National League

MONTREAL, Sept. ll)~lCP) —

Jersey City Gianis closed the Inter- New York 100 100 010-3 8 2 national L-"zigue iegular season to- Blooklm 000 001 07x__8 15 3 day by spinning a ciouble bill with

Syracuse Chiels without a,1IecLll’lS

. I . Loiumxm, Melton and Canning. mm standmg as league champions.

Casey and Todd.

.s.sed iiie impori- Syracuse look the iirst ame 5-3

0 r lgﬂllisflphia 83(1) 3 .bui d.l‘Oppf‘(i the second -0. The

iziing t‘.i'ii‘u to Hit‘! B(‘,_k md DH,‘ Er lckscm and split lei; the CD101.) lied {or_ fourth

n Cl’lb.> -.in'.l ni:)ic gs 3<‘..il:3' Lam; ‘ ‘ I ‘ :l":llm“')”h .N"“”‘“‘l§ gllﬁﬂ d1"‘d"“(l) 15

‘L ; ,, .C u. i_ 1- » _ 0' vie-aaer witi E more r-

LrProiLs;orml):W‘.MSii.lia ' Clingmmu l)0100C(i)€ 100‘-2 4 0 '31“ The Bears won the ii!‘-ht Same

as am aha up . E. Cllfdgo 00 20X‘-3 5 0 7-6 and dropped the nightcap :1-2. . ‘~ * Mooie. Thompson. Vander .Meer

z-xliib.:ois or iii": of ow. _\(‘.1l'h d:d int coiitpuie Lhis ){il'. illlil l>{»\‘ll uisappoiiitiiieiii was icl; :ii lll.l.'C__\' ‘.i\'e stock laii:iers when

M s Kr vm that such well-known hcsds as 1.2953 0! Edward Bul- pizi of Rcrseneath and Mr. Lincoln

.1 war oi .‘\'€-ii’ Perth were not com- ‘

1l0l.).

Daizd Reed 0.’ ViClOi’.& ‘ 3 that gia.'.;<l old nian oi the A _ :1 P3, R g. ‘ 1? V Couniv Exliibiuoii, again _ In -W5‘ 3“ ‘atom’ 0” U“ '<l}}[?]0 Miliile Leafs into seventh rllace ) Washmgwn 002 000 DD 2 7 0 E34 1'‘ :d(l(2)lllblE victory over the Leafs New York 200 000 03x—.'> 8 0 “ '

hi . , .

:arrie:i oil the top honors with his iery excslleni standard hired sull- Mr. Reed has been in ai- .i::¢-: at ihis Fair for n:;n-l,\' . 1\ Ct.’llI.U..i}' and no nnre popli- Iu winner is ever dl.\."lLL€Cl iliuii line and old

i'£-spcctcd

Kl and long in.i_\' in L‘.’tl‘l')' Uli tau hc':1.irs Li; : ,.. ilzii lor so rriﬂny yeitis his ;n.ni.i1s d.iiiiii.iat'.*(I.

W11.‘ 'l‘o\\‘nsci.Li fill. L'l‘ Lure lll ii l\ l.l."{‘.St.‘

L.lllll.‘

inc «.cll;0." and Junioi hc-rd pl‘l2n.-1:. ‘ the Canadian Bllllk oi Cun- Sil\'Ll' 'l‘r.i\' (r the ins:

., .. .9 Obllfi . we cattle classes.

I’lil'l.E l.“.~‘T

Roots and \'i",'i*l:ilili-G [fish (lilylilvr l‘oini:i<~~: 1. .ii»1m Knight, C1C‘0l'.,'(“..UWl‘i. 2. Ci;i.' L('.&1L‘.'l(".4'l", Ln'...'Ji:c'.\n.

Dakota Red Potatoes: :1. lra .\l:.\l:21an, Cnrdignii.

Green Mountain Potatoes: 1 .\I:‘nt Annrar, l.oO\\L‘l’ sue. 2. Ira McMil1ar.. Cardigan. 3 Gerald Morriscin. Georgetown.

Monta-

Swede Turnips ITable):

1. Cl“i5‘ss?1 . rr.:ea:‘, Lower Mon- laziio.

2 .Vloi‘.t Annozir,

Lower Monta- gig.

3. PL. Bouclreault. Georgetown. Swctlr Tiirnlps (Stock):

1 Cll(‘s.\ l Annear, Lower Mon- taiiiir. 2. _Vlcn1. Annmr. Lower Monta-

‘,and Lombardi; Root and Hanna-it.

n L0ll_;1 may he continue I "C C” j 13;: lliniire

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3: Gerald Nlorriscm, Georgetown.

Red iilanzles:

1. Dririrl wright. Lower Monta- 3:10.

2 Clirs I Annex: Lower Monm- ll

in

I‘ 3 .\I.n:. Aiirbrir, Lower Monm- giic. Gin‘ 1 .\iang(-ls:

1. M ‘.1. A'.:n9t\r, Lower Monta- if‘.

3 Ch:ss:l Annmr, Lower Monta- urn 3. Darnl Wight. Lower Montague.

Suzar Mnngols:

1 (‘.'ios.<ol Anncar, Lower Mon. _'.'II(‘ I.‘ Mont. Annear, Lower Monm-

giir. _ 3. David Wright. I/.m':r Monm- yz:e.

Hnlf Long (‘:1 rrots:

1. C'.i.“.s—vr-I Ari . Montazii." '2 PI. E ii .' zlnwii 3. .\I'~nl. A1‘.

Parsnlns:

l. Mrni. Amiesir. L Mcntazue. 2. CliPF.“.’l Anncar. L Montaziie. 3. Darzd lrV'r~1c:I1i. L. MUn.'H1ile.

Turnin Boots: . I Ch!“-«cl Anncar. L lviontnglic. 2 .\'l’r.ii. Ai‘n!‘:n‘. L Mr*i‘ar..ri1".

3. V0. Scliirmer, L 1‘/\‘nmg'ue.

Onions (White or Yellow): 1 Alllsirr Mncdnnnld, Crf‘f)l‘lZf‘- town ". Him!) Mncloiiafd, Gan‘-zrlown 3 D.’1\'l(l W 7 ll’ L. .Vl"lli..".’{ilf‘. Tomzuinos IR.('(l. Rip:-i: l. Chossvl Al‘II‘."‘ai'. L M'onta'!‘ue. 2 G4-crze Wrlrrhi. L Mnnimziie. 3 Mont. Ahm-nr, L. Mont.-.ig1iz=.

Tnmrtini-=2 1 Mom '3, M‘<s

ll'~nrinom-(ii l\i"‘.(-‘£lr.l .\l"lll5\'.'lIP l33*.'i=. S‘..:rliiig, George-

town

3 Miss lmim Nlcholsmi. Monta- gut-. Tomzlm-c (Ypllnw. Rip(-)

1. Gr~nry,~- wright. Col:-rv:

1. Mrs lllllilﬂ‘. L M”li?ﬂ’Z1I(‘.

2. A Ad:‘:n’n.~, L. Montague. mi-linflotst

1 i').vIri Wrlcvhl. 2 Ira MI‘M'.llaIi.

Potato Onions:

l. A. Dclnhe, 2 Mrs Pvhl-v 3 Do‘ id Wriz/ht.

‘fable (‘nrn IGnldrn Bantam): 1. David Wright

Table Corn (ilny olhc-r variety):

1. O?~r~s=e~l /\"Yit‘,'ai‘. 2 Mrr. Mau‘*c<-

Gvr ~»iMx~ii .1 Mom An-roan‘.

DC‘l‘10'V8l'l.

(Continued on taste 8. Col ll

Drive oul CH

The Bears and S,\'racu.se will play oil the lie tomorrow night and the

llvlzuzéiiso winner will meet Jersey City in me .Si Louis 000 213 -120.»-1'.’ 17 O I Op<‘ll irg round or UK‘ post-season Pi”[Sblll‘gl1 010 010 000-2 11 2 [Series

_liLiii.ilo siuiiililed inio third ace although dro ping a 12-2 decision to the second p ace Rochester Red Wings The iwo teams hook up in

Vim post-.<ea.<on series for the right I

Welnzid and Owczi; M. Brown, W

Se ell, Swift and Susce-

I American League

to nice: the J:-r'r=v City-Nowarko

l BiI.\l0ll 000 000 100-1 4 V ,_ r-‘ 1 ' ':‘.in 010(i0000l~—'.Z 10 :. S‘'”*'“ '‘ WI"““‘5

I lliinireal Royals vaiilwd over Toi‘- I

H.z,\'nes and Ferrell; Siizidra and Roszir _ Chicxigo-Del oit, Ppd. rain.

Yankees Hold Winning Streak

I International League 100 100 4l5—-12 ll 1

Jcr.—:-_v City 000 000 012-3 6 2 Nlitlklff Md VVﬂ!‘I‘(‘ll: \’Vl!l'»l,’. ' Willie Tiirnesa. the defending (“I ticr, l)I.l;\llL‘«’.. and Padrl:-ii. TO . champion. appar(=nil,v satisfied ‘:9 00° 0”” O“’*4 1” ° 3 with tlir iliree-uiidcr par he had

U10 010 001-23 7 1 '. llriiiirli niil llolm. 003 000 00-3 7 1 . 010 200 04ix—-'7 9 0 C Sinztlz. Maglie and H911; Mul- Iizdii zmd Hi-atih.

!\'E\\’ YORK, S\‘})i. 10 - (AP) ~ The Y‘d.l1l{L‘(’S stretched their latest winning streak in eight games to- ‘ (lli\' in s eeping nn American

' .'I(.{lI€ (lOlll)lPliE‘il('li‘r from? ’:lCIll S/‘liil'.0l'§ -1-3 and

First (izunu ‘had over the .==c"nd nlacv 1 box ieiriaiiied \inrl’|i)3ed at

Boson beat‘ Phil delphla twice, I‘. Tigers waded five to the mound in the sec- n.n of (l0lll)lV'l)(‘l1’.'lFI‘ with 1‘ an Wlllll‘ Sax but the Sox )i"Ill1(ll‘fl ihcm for 16 hits and took l :h~ nlzilitcap ll-9 alter drc-miingl the opener 5-1 before Buck New- som's six-hii. pitching, L\‘n\\’0Ot‘l rsohoolbcivi Beiitcn. Paul 'I‘roui. Luther Thom- as nnrl Al‘("lll(‘ M<~Kain worketl for I rm nit in an ollcrl to stop thel Sax. bill .\/like Tl‘£‘Sl1 slapped n sin- i yzio in the eighth lhal scored Ray Rnrlclitf and Eric M.~Nalr with the nins that spelled victory.

ll.i‘t'llCrl(‘l' 000 000 002--2 1'1 5

Montreal 090 300 O0x—-12 l 0 Roe, I-lens/haw. Gzodzlcki, Fiissell

mid Narrow; Porter and Becker.

Red 17 1-2 gamss after

Second Game

400 000 2-6 9 II Z\‘It‘nlt's’al 000 000 l~—l 5 0

Ryba and E631‘. Mnlseod, Gru- ’oowski and Hoirerth.

Ro."“c-tcr

National League: R’°‘7"“- A1 l

Isl Gamt':——

St Louis 9; P‘llI§l.)ll'gli 3 2nd Game:

st Louis 11: Pittsburgh 4-. New York 4: Bro-:»kI.vn 8. Cincinnati '1: Chicaizo 2.

International League Game: .

Toronto 4; Montreal ll: I 2nd Game 11 Innings: ANYTHIN Torcmto 1', Montrealz.

lat Game:

Baltimore 8: Newark '1. ‘Ind Gami-:

Bnitlmore 3; Newark 2. 15! Game:

Si-rzi.~u=e 5: Jersry City 3. ‘End Game:

Sl"6(‘I.lSl‘ D: Jersev Cilv 2 Rochester 12; Buffalo 2.

American Association Isl. Gnmr:

NOW‘ I WONDER H AVE FOI2 GOTTEN

Louis Remaining

In Fight Came

DETROIT, Sept. l0—In a little more than live years or profes- sional lighting heavyweight cham- Dion Joe Louis has rclkc-led in purses more money than he though? existed-31.541322-—vbut win or lose in his title defence agaiirt Bob Pastor here Sept. 20 the Brown Bomber Intends to contini:-"

campaigning. This Inlonnntlon came iuinv

from Louis and Join‘ Roxbo.rou.<:h.' Detroit iinancier who shares Joe's.

management with Julian Black. 0! Chicago.

Near Gale Holds Golf champions From Practice Round

CHICAGO. sepi. 10-(GP)-A breeze of near gale proportions stymied the production or a single sub-par practice round at the North

Shore Country Club course today‘

as North America's top ranking amateurs awaited tomorrows open- ing of the United States Golf Associations 43rd Championship.

Saturda,\', looted zirountl the c‘1ih- house \\’llllC C. Ross (Sandy) S0ll1(‘l‘— ville of London, On(., champion in 1932. played but did not turn in 8. card.

Phil F‘iii'ley of Toronto, and Bruce McC0i'iiiii-.1< of Pasadena, Calif., lllf‘ former Uniﬁed States Public Links Champion, shared the d:i_v’s Will'il'l- up honors, each having par ’72‘s.

Withdrawal of Johnny Langley, former British Walker Cup player and Jess Sweetzer, the 1922 allia- teur titlist, left a starting field of

169. acording to the U. s. G. A. ‘ olliclalﬁ. 'T0l’Tl0Il‘0W"~; 18 hole media‘ play]

I P'°8"““ W1 C“ ‘he “em W W’ ‘berth in the maritime iinais sggirist,

low 130 scorers, plus ties. 'I‘uesdziy's

1 18 hole medal trek will sendﬁl pln_v- -

ers into match play.

Double rounds will be played Worl- nesday and Thursday, with the semi—{1'nal.s Pridav and the finals Saturday over 36 holes.

BRINGING UP FATHER

I DON'T THINK YOU

HAVE-MOTHE|?—T‘HE HOUSE LOOKED QUITE EMPTY-

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Dominions Are Declared Island Baseball Champs

The Dcmlnlons. charlottetowxrs champion baseball team was de-‘ rlared Island intermediate champ-l Eons, ii- was learned last nlght.I Manager "Wackle" McEachern. oil the Domnion; received 1! message? from Jack schux-man or Summer-I" side, manager of the Summerside‘ All Stars declaring. “owing to All, Stars losing so many men Domin-; ions have been named Island ln~’ tornicdiato Champions." ‘

Stages Big

Racing Season 1

§Upset At N.Y.

NEW YORK. Sept. l0-(CP)In one of the biggest upsets of the 1939 racing season. Nellie Ely, a 50-1 shut, ouiran a bulky field of 18 {ll-

‘ lies and mares Saturday to win the am, running 01 $10,000 added Bel- Qzlame Handicap at Aqueduct.

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, After a hoiv battle through the‘ s-tretcli the lightly weighted Nellie, Biy, ov.'nr><l by George H. (Pete) ‘ 25 '°" 25¢ Bizstwick. ('Oiiqll0rPd Herbert M. 10 FOR 10¢

Wnoll‘s Unrrriiig by a nose.

The Beldnme distance of 1 1-16 miles was run in 1:43, 2-5t.b second slower than the track record.. The

I

\’l(Vl(7l'\‘ was worth $10,100 to her (I\\'l‘li‘Z" l3'.i1.i Orniont was third.

four ,ioiigili.< behind, healing Plxey Dc-ill by a head.

N. S. CHAliﬂ’lONS

HALIFAX. Sept. 10 ——iCP)- Livorpool Lari-upers dcioated Hall- lfax Cardinals 6-3 here Saturdaby to. win ihmr second consecutive ova‘ Scctlii baseball championship and 3

ithe New Brunswick winners. I

Ll\’Pl'p€)0l took three of the !Our‘ games pln_\'cd and the other was it; iio. T110 .~ame ieams met in the Nova Scoila finals last year.

Keep Minna’; in the harne.

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I'M/D 7'//E)’ //£1/[,9 .97/r/r 70 My l/P.$_‘/ ”

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THE CHI.‘/THING Now—i2EMEMeii—_Q-

AQO D HERE CI-I|l.DI2EN—Wi—IEN ON TIME IS YOU SEE AUNT Mv WATCH SUZIE-PSZE rim AND CHAIN-

"llillllls

RIGHT HERE IN ME HAND- AND

BOUTE ll: WE VISIT TH‘

YOU LIKE HEQ12 -

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OUT OF LUCK-

TIPPIE ANDA

f7'"\‘?ln"d 12‘. Si. Louis 8, First Cami‘: Gt Phil‘. '2: Krmsaz City 14.

“CAP" STUBBS I‘-9%

“" i"n‘:u< R: To‘~rIn '7 Mviiiir-minliz :7: MiIw.1iikee- ‘I’ Nivhl Game:

TI‘d"'i1=':f:li's 1; Louisville 2 First Game:

Clc\'c‘nncl 15: St. Louis 5. 2nd Game:

Cleveland 4; st. Innis 5. ist Game:

Cliicago 1; Detroit 5.

2nd Game:

Chicano 11: Detroit 9 Columbus 5: Toledo 10.

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Si-t-rind Game: '

Q‘ Priiil 1" Kansas C‘€,V 6. ~ WEWILL HELP ‘/A ..|AM ACCUSTOMED “\

Tom“ 4 PlCK UP‘/ER MONEY vro pickikie Up My ‘TELL NE, ll

Srrriid Gamr: " OWN I ‘ ..\N I

Starring POPEYE —- -

2nd Game:

Co‘1irr‘7iis 8: Toledo 6.

let Grim:-: ‘ﬂ

‘2',',’.,’°.E_f.,‘in2; K’“’5’” 0”‘ 4‘ Thimble Theatre. St Paul 4; Kansas City 3.

lat Gama:

Mlnrwriolls 3: Mllxxmikee 5

2nd Gama

Mlnnr-avmls 7_ Milwaukee 1.

1st Gmn :

Loiiisrilir 5,

2nd Gnrnle: Iiidluuapolls 8; Louisville 7,

Amman Lenin

I.-it Game:

WFFC1ll‘7lf!i1 3: New York 4 2nd Game:

VVr"I5l1l?‘ZI.'7n 2, New York 6 int Game:

Boston 10: Philadelphia ‘I 2nd GIIVVIPI

Bcsttin 5: Philadelphia 1,

Scores Notable Victory In »__- 4..-

NICKEL

NO!‘ YOU CAN NOT HAVE. A

TlLi.lE ﬁTHElW1:0ILEFl 1-:-1' THE misr ms in FOR MAC!

Tennis War

CROWD’... iSN’T THAT 5

us-r.=:i~i,i‘er<iees’ few ACT A wow. SNEEZIN6 ACT PANlC5 CASINO ‘

AS ONE MU

WELL? °

NEW YORK, Ssi.-t. 10~Joe Hum. the A.l)n.'l»l>Oll5 rriidshlnmaii. scored his most notable victory in the United Siam; tennis chamo- lonships at Fcrxest Hills today when he ellminaioed Jack Craw- ford. Australian Davis Cup vet-

..=,(‘il‘Fd by young Edward Alldo 01

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emu. 6-1, 3-6, 4-6, 6-1. 7-5 The day's second best win was

1.4»:-ireley, Calli.. who .<ilgiiall.r.-il his i nscnce two days ago by beating -‘on.-. Malta in straight .9923. To- (.3 y the 20-year-old trimmed Lad- islav Hechc. rm-nier Czech Davis G‘-In) star. 6-4. 9-11. 1-6. 8-6. 6-0. There was, if ,p:saible, even less

c::-iltem-exit in the wcmenk dlvis-, ion. was Mnzibio dpelished on Dar-I omy W! hmman -9_ 0-0, to reach in.-«Q uni.

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BEGINS TO PLAY, HE IS ovancons av SNEEZE-POWDER IN His INSTRUMENT THE cnowo i-iowLs.".

SICIAN AFTER ANOTHER’ “runs is comaov ACT P

TRA HERE THIS

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BOY LIKE YOU !!

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UT ON BY AN ORCHES- SEASON."I5N'T THAT WONDERFUL ?