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featuring the new models of “Nemo-flex" Foun-
dzliion Garments, in a wide variety of new and
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WESTERN Sllllillllll
Sinclalrs. 9258-10-9-21
-OUR. STORE and Warehouse
will be closed on Monday, Oct., 12.
vrhanksglving Day. Sinclair ds
Stewart Limited. 9259-I0-9-Zi
--SELECT VALUES ln Men! and
*Young Menlo Overcoats, 815.00 to
$19.75 at Slnclalrs. 9258-10-9-21
I '-GOLF DANCE, HolmI.n'| '.DoY~
, land, Monday, Oct., 12th. Charlotte-
‘iown orchestra. Everyone welcome,
!'rl¢-hols, Goats 'l5o, Ladies soc.
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fuch $1105 Sinclair dv Stewart. now on more should bo o. regular rougoo that ovory couple to plilrhi
Limited 9259 10 9-3-i tide of arrivals of Canadian bulls their troth in the humble office of
hall d hence
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-WANTED. bouderl. or coileli-1
students. ADDI! 5 Cambridge street.
Summersido. 9220-10-'iws-Zi
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By Bonlevardlol'
(British United Pleas) _
PARIS, Oct., 9-Th; |94; gum
lands of France will won bo pop".
lated with cattle born on the cm.
adian plains, For some years new
the pastures of France hav; been
gradually losing native stocks gf
cattle. High prices of meat, espec-
induced farmers to sell their fum-
stock and now has come the day of
ivckoning when they find themsel-
ves without new supplies. They used
above all, lean cattle to gm" on
their pastures.
The rules and regulaT.i0ns of the
French Ministry of Agriculture gov
ornlng the importation of foreign
cattle are very severe, so much so
that animals from only two count-
ries ure adlnittcd, These countries
are Switzerland and Canada. swll
. I
tally on the Paris markets, hav(
v~,~-..
module Harmon. "UD-Ulf”
gg.y“,r.¢,|q key witness in the
Hollywood candy store murder, hll
been found. She had been mining
les who wish to be _
mairie should be denied the cheer-
|dresses just w hand. Shades Pink,izeriand requires ull her cattle foi ful influence of good music, the
»Blue, Mauve, Maise. Green. 815° herself, therefore Franco can lm- kind of music that is always heard
‘in Black, Sizes 14, 16. 18 and 20.|port from Canada. This sho began at grand marriages in the sll°I15
selling $2 95 a pair at Smclairs stead to the north of Paris tells gramophone. l
9258-10-9-21 that lr lm rtotioo or con- will t consent of the 1°¢iii
1l°h~ Berleque,1l a mi Cape Tre- the best cattle in the world and touching a button at the door of
the Lords Supper, al wn,
p. m. The minister, Rev. L. P.
Archibald, will conduct all services.
' “ .‘vei'se. 3 D- in The Sacrament of the pity is that cost of transport t
E e  » ' se loto mo, lr
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pro iblts importatlor-ls on a larger
scale. His calculation is that France
could support, and gladly so, hun-
. _sw  1- drcds of thousands of heads of
L   _  ` -BEDEQUE BAPTIST Chur¢h.,cauodlan come. He Soyo that oli-
"“"'“' ,Sunclay, October 11. Rev. A. Gwmatic conditions do not seem to p
' 5 . Crowe, Pastor' 10 45 a m, Moming r affect the Canadian steer on a the vestibule they were met by an
beau  _ qua  :  i worslup, ll_45’a.  Sunday School. i French farm. On the contrary, the
7.30 p. ln., Halvest Festival and an- 
.-uol lou ron. Dr. H. R. Bayer,|
s‘,:c'z'i;\i .~'pvni:er. !
.mr cortacrlox xinalssn i
ho wirlomr oolloouou ln portion-l
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rillte l`or a funeral, fornial set pieces
A. Loose bouquets or soft
.- -_ M (_,-,_.,"_'~“ l wolnen invited to a, Subscription
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FUX FEEDS
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animals thrive lustlly.
It. scelllcd sonlewhnt incongruous.
the other day at the Gare de Ly-
ons in the heart of Paris to sec Mr.
Gandhi the Indian leader, stick ~
-Philadelphia’s art, in general, and . and wave to the people on the plat- a
he Mairle, the music oould be '
tumed on. The apparatus has n0W,
been inaugurated. At 10.30 a- m. on'
a recent saturday a. bride and her
bl-ldegroom turned up. expecting a
prosaic ceremony. They did not sus
ect the surprise a\valtl.ng them: In
official of the council. "walt n
minute." said this individual and
darted aside to press the hidden
button. '
On the instant, the gramophone
burst into the bridal march from
‘I_.chengrln," Inspired by 'the musiC,
ge and stepped forward to t.i\k’2
form Somehow, the wlspy limbed
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dl is from thr inter-I st ot ' I' *had been taken, the some official ‘QQ o '
laressed another button and thel ' ` . LIMITED
le Sldiincr. of Plrls. Phill Nash °f picture of life in Paris. People askobedient phonograph poured forth _ _
1.ouciou, and Cil1D1'iim0 EfiSi0 ODI” cd Mr. Gandhi if he would not des- :the sweet notes of the "Meditation"   N . _
of Rome. fend from the train and go to .seefrom “Thais"_ By that time, it was
,.,n__._.__._ ,the sights of Paris. The browllltoo late for meditation on the DM!
lar. ‘cw pro e ee ,ae h lc pioneer of Indian emanoi-,
nllilollally famous artists - Henri pagan did not seem to fit into mg 1
skinned little man, swathed in a‘
ilroly out of the question. L
And yet Mahatma Gandhi has
llvcd in the capitol of France. An
old Canadian resident tells me he
recalls :netting Gandhi here to-
wards the end of the last century.
The man who was to assume the,
mantle of dclnl-god aliloxlflilt the,
Hindus was then of little nolg or re
nown. He had studied at Oxford.
taken honors in law, than passed
through the Middle Temple to be-I
come a. barrister. Altcr\vards he
wellt to south Africa. und, on a
voyage back to London, he had
stopped in Paris. 
‘ My Canadian informant tzlls mo
that in those days his attire correoi
sponded ' much more to western:
lldc-as than his flowing shawl and,
ltrouserless legs of llo\vads.ys_ He
lwore 3, bowler hat, striped trolls-|
ers and black jarket-quite the rc-‘
spcctable man of law. ‘ ‘
1 talked with oouolul during his'
trip through France. In my opinionl
no one can doubt his shcerlty-or
his ability. I was one of flve_score
ne\vspapei'men who bcseiged him
with questions and chased him as
hounds cilnso a fox. With out any
disparagelnent to the Congress
leader, I should spy he was foxlcr
than any fox. Questions to which
he did not wish to reply hc porrled
with a. whimsical pllralse that rc»
presented a complete tangent from
the point at issue.
The pretty little Paris suburb of
St. Maurice on the Marne is to be
congratulated on possessing a pro-
gressive as wcll as a musical may-
or. M Temois, tho Mayor in ques-
lon, will go down to fame as the
LIMITED.
man who wishes to brighten dull
marriages.
sufficient water to save the adJ0ih-I
PHILADELPHIA. Oct.. 9 (U-P-) E his head _out of a pullman saloonlthe bridegroom acquired new coui'-_
.» ,
is vows like a man After the vows
of the brldcgroom. Then the wedd-
\ ~ i all ti-a ootto o t nd` l~ lit th lo-_ualig th notes
Etlquette lurlgund his wal; agndnliiiier lllhilio-"E.;1I‘)‘;ii.111iehat\se(i:"' illlgilig iii theirl from the river'
lv Roberto lm 'smiled bool: os though this were on`¢ol-s. l BY SAMUEL DASHIEI-L
The Mayor of St. Maurice on th€'
Marne, famed now but never inl
history, thinks every small town in
the world ought to follow his ex-
ample. “Let music accompany every
marriage” is his slogan.
The municipal authorities of
Pal-is are taking every pl'eci1uti°I1
to avoid a repetition of last will-
tcl"s flooding along the banks of
the Seine. In the lower lying parts
of the city many streets were inim-
claiccl and pnrt of the subway
train service had to be suspended.
Tile cells in the prison on the Ile
dc la. C.tc, in the centre of Paris.
were flooded and tho prisfiirsrs hi1G
to be given coinfortablc rooms on
the ground floor.
In the flood siasons, the Sene
rises five to ten feet in twenty-f0ii1‘
hours. In i010, the city experienced
A terrible inundation. Blenklng its
banks near the Louvre, the river'
rushed across the Tuileries Gard-
ens towards the Boulevards and all
the intervening streets were soon
under water. People who wished to
go along the Boulcvords from the
Opera. t/owards the Madeleine had
to do so in boats. ln fact. Paris
became a fair imitation of Venice.
The authorities say there will'
never be a recurrence of those
soc:-ns of twenty-one years ago. But
Parlsians are not so sure. Last
year, if tha Seine's tributaries had'
continued to rise for another few
days and pour their swirling waters
into the mother-river thg waters
would have leaped the pal-apcis.
Certainly slulces have been install-
ed to carry away the flood should
it burst the banks. but no one
knows whether they could absorb
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~ 9 --- ' heifers and steers directed to vari- the Mayors hall s o so ~
I G  - -I 1 -SN.~\I'I'Y new styles in Ladies ous farlnsteads throughout Prsnoe.,fortn to approprlats strains, even! G 0  _ _ .
;. Pumps Grid T195 lil-St Owned Bud A farmer who has a large farm~ though these strains come from H!
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or '_ f '
me t e P0 t he
adlan stock is just what is Wanted council, the Mayor of St. Maurice.     
' -BEDEQUE UNITED Church oi toigive France hmlthy, substantial installed a gramophone, with dl _
W' _ ,Canada Services Sunday, 0Ct0b€T` cattle. In his opinion, Canada has special apparatus whereby, the
IN THE HISTURY 0F THE STURE
The greatest sale in the Maritimes is here once again bringing items at
prices that have reached new record breaking low levels. For years thil
semi-annual sale has been a noteworthy event in the lives oi' our many
friends in the Maritimes, this fall it arrives bigger and better in every
way bringing fresh new merchandise at prices you will not be able to
resist. Now is the time to buy while prices are at their lowest. Plan
to
visit Moncton during this sale, it will be more than worth your while.
Every shopping convenience-extra salcspeople-parcellers-
free parking space--full course dinner in the Cafeteria 35c.
CANADA
mass of water come sweeping up
United Press Staff Correspondent
PARIS, Oct. 9 (U.P.) - LOUIS
Bleriot, one of the veterans of avi-
ation, who ls still actively engaged
in technical experimentation has
announced he will offer a. new CUP
to be awarded the first person who
attains a speed of 1,000 kilometers
an hour, either airplane or auto-
mobile.
The famous French aviator who
in 1909 astonished the world by
flying the English channel is con-
vinced that it will be an airplane
that will win the trophy, although
he ls inclined to believe the great-
est spevd will pass from hydro-
planes to land planes.
"I am convinced," said Biol-lot,
"that before long someone will
beat the record of Stainforth, and
I am going to offer a cup to be
given to the first man who realizes
1,000 kilometers _per hour. The cup
will be awarded to the first mon
who succeeds in going 600 k lomet-
ers per hour for a half hour. The
cup will then bg awarded thereafter
to whoever breaks tho record by
five per cent, until the 1,000 kiln-
meters record is achieved. 'l‘ne
trophy will be designed by the sculp
tor Gabarb, who likewise did the
Schneider Cup, and will be fln'shad
after two years’ work.
"The form of tho planes used at
Spithead are far from being ideal.
The designing of the plane in three
psru; that is, with floaters, body
and motor carriers is improoticsl.
The best one piece hydroplang. so
far hu been invented by the Ital-
ians. . -
“nut the utulootlon of o motor
of 2,300 horsepower to olrry only
one mlm indicates l. great wuts.
I believe that n land plone, with
ts h is ill dll
.'|;!i8»l0-10-if. M. Ternois deos not are why colin ing thoroughfares should a greati w ee w be more rea y
_ __‘ __ _ _ 1 | n i ___
BRINGING UP FATHER
adapted to speed flying than a
plane with cumbersome floatcrs.
however, in regulating-the terms of
,my trophy. I do not overlook the
‘fact that an automobile may ex-
ceed the speed of ii plane, and that
is why tim cup may be won by
either an aviator or a driver of a
wheeled vehicle."
Blariot added, however. that the
regular service of so called slow
planes should not be neglected, but
he is convinced that hydroplunes
present a difficult problem because
of their design and their non-re-
slstance to even a moderately
rough sea.
GOLFER. PUTS MASIIIE
SHOT IN OADDY’S POCKET
1=oI'rsv1LLE, Pa.. Oct. 9 (U-PJ
~Dr_ Eori sollodo. prominent golf-
er here, met a perplexing problem
in golfing 'on the Jofforscnvilie
course when he mashie mpwlch
shot caromed into a caddY’B P°°k°'~
After much argument, thr ball
was dropped on the green, when
the caddy had been standing. with-
out a penalty of a hole being levied
because of the accidental untill*
of the occurrence.
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