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Batt&_v Model 67 ‘
(hesitate) ' 2, Elton McKay. Gerald Mcriutt; 4. George Brander.
_ _--1. Beans.-1, Leighton Coulson, Sea. Gfldel 7 $0 X0--1. Stacey Roach:
”*”_‘ View. 2. Louise Burns; 3. Waldcm Duggan;
__ _ _ _ HALIFAX’ N°` S‘ Bartlett; 4, Leighton Coulson. ` 2. Lillian McLeod: 8. 511160 C0\ll80l'1¢
~ ‘ “All Atwater Kent Receivers are equipped with C.G.E.-BMC. ltadiotrons! Turnips.-. Elton McKay; 2,Laur|, 4, Charles Barnett.
. _ _ A successful school fair was held Pears.-l. Margaret Reiley
st Damley on Monday, Sept. U. [our
schools psrtisipstea. ueipeque. see qu. e,..¢,,.,,,|,¢ URANGE es
. H/  I ` V Vi°W» D°f~\\1°y vid Bettis- The H- carrots.-i. Hattie stewart. i PBEKOE _
»'/ 5 _ _ - '  ,melts were an or a high order me _ _ - K “"9 A ,
_ _ Q ' . ` - ` ' _ leiiclted much oommendation from qw 1,_0°,g|", _  I '
the Hdmirlvz public- wmte sms.-1, 1-mea umm; a, ‘ A '°
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2.~ Fiennes Adams, I.'Olivs Adams
4. Morton Adair.
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WNDUI0 loot. iv.-unset captain
" M- DIY!! o¢'A\UR‘a»lia, die Discovery
iw Just ,iert,;en_tae'ru»t in or its
"me to the Ants:-tie to continue the
rumen  bison in mi. sir
°°“'1“ Menon. famous explorer.
Wi the remainder of its party oi'12_
'__‘;i°__‘:_l-*lie wilbbb 'pieked'up at Cape
_A '*=_1°s¢r;aaeersmeat'os sea: than
ever was loaded on Spanish gcileon,
Eiizebethan venture-ship, or pirates*
schooner is stowed on the little Dis-
covery,_writes a Daily News corres-
pondent 'nie vessel win chart an un-
known coastline, study marine llife
from the humble -sea-worm to the
“levisti-ian oi the deep." and p1'08P°<=t
the coastal valley. '-
For example, there are about 20
gross of empty bottles-bottles a.ll
shapes, sizes and costllna, from five
ounce milk bottles for sea-water mm-
ple to intricate brass Ekmen bottle for
deep sea study. Some of these bottles
are of fine workmanship. made
are coated with silver. Some may
sent nearly four miles down into
them; their contents will be carefull
recorded, robobtled. labelled and
for further examination on return.
An oceanogrspher will determine
chemical and physical properties
the water, while a marine biologist
icy.
briny depths, there to take in a speci-
men ot sea-water. A brass "messenger"
tnen sent sown the $11:-e win seal
stored
the
of
or
_ "planktol0Ui-st" will examine the
withi minute forms of life which swarm
many chambers of heavy brass, some
be
therein, for this "plankto," as it is=col-
led, is the food of small fish, which
in their turn feed larger onss-in-
cluding whales.
More numerous than the bottles
are cigarettes; 100,000 are being taken.
Half a ton of suet, however, was too
much for the cook; the amount was
cut down. There < will be
trawiing nets of many different makes
and meshes. from the finest silk to
thecocrseropeogoitterandltdonogss-
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que ts-awls.
Etla,
French Onyx . . . some ara-
mounted in black and gold,
(Italian) Numidlam and ,
'Breecke Roy Marble . . . some
have single Fountairs‘Pana, _
others have two, ._ . and all
' _havethoselongartiatieholdsrs
which taper to a point. You
can also have the fansoupNo.‘7 .
Pen-Points in many-modeled
Water-man'sFouotsinPsn8ets '
' for the Desk. _ r ‘ ‘
With their beautiful desi
and lovely ¢0lour coinbinatig
Wa_terman’s Desk Fountain
‘ Sets are pleaaingly ornamental
on the spinner, the secretaire,
- or the busy executive desk . . .
but, as perfect writing instru-
ments, they are much more
'useful than ornamental.
Some have baeea of Pedrars,
Argentine (Green) and _
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Pune wire is another important
item; there will be more than 20 miles
of it, for soundinl depths. A newc.
sounding method will also be used-
'.theliohoeounddr.'I’h.lsemitsa ta;
vftom the hull ol the ship, sound waves
radiating in all directions.
Those that. finally "hit the
floor" of tile ocean are
_echoed bsdl, and from the length of
of the time between tapping and re-
ceiving the soho thejnstrument cal-
, culstesandreoormtbedepthsona
'dialplata '_
Otharitamsofeduipmetttiiwiudea
Moth seloplaue fitted with wireless.
whirch is to `be the' 'lens
arm” ofthe expedition; aa elabor-
ateanert-wave uenamitan¢~set;aets
°fehU_m¢n.and_a.pl;oitolrsPl\-
'f‘hssoisan~Owen‘sD\\t_l|sreCoun-
_ iutne~An¢areue-enimeertaathetss
`ts1eet\tkel°'l|ltl.!ottom Ooaalna-
ooashcatebesaa
testis;
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Baltic; 4. Hilda. Adams, Bea. View.
'I5 yd. dash for boys' under 9 yrs.-l
Baltic. (c)-1, Bill Cosdy, Darnley;
Holmes, Baltic.
Potato Race.-i, Darnley; 2, Mal-
peque; 8, Bea View; 4, Baltic.
and Albert McNutt, Darilley; 2. Bd-
wln Mountain and Health Manderson,
Dax-nley; 3, Lloyd Holmes and M.
and David Anderson, Darnley.
Three-legged R-ace for boys. -
Borden Champion and Elton McKay,
Darniey; 2. Stacey Roach and Albert
and David Cousins, Baltic; 4, Charles
Ramsay, Fanning.
50 yd. Jockey Race for boys.-1,
win Mountain and Leslie Adams 2.
Lloyd Holmes and David Cousins: 8.
Borden Champion and Elton McKay.
Teachers’ Race.-1, Miss Cody and
Miss Graham; il, Miss Waller and
Ed-
-Electro-Drwlh class 1.-Grains. Champion: 4. Marv Hickey.
5P°l¥°P» $51- 0,,¢,5__1, Luuan Thompwn, mm. Map Drawing. Grades 8 to i0.-
ley; 2, Mary Thompson, Damley; 8,
Elton McKay, Darnley; 4, Rena, Mc-
Gilvary, Baltic.
Wheat.-1, Mildred Adams, Darn-
ley; 2, Ruth Montgomery, Fanning; il.
Elton McKay; 4, Margaret Adams.
Sweet Corn.-l, Ruth Montgomery:
Class 2.-Roots.
Cousins Baltic.
tain- 2, mga: Matthews; a, moienee
Pickering, 8, Lawrence Ramsay.
Lochart, Fanning.
Parsnips.-1, Ruth Montgomery; 2.
Margaret Riley. _
Class 8.-Vegetables.
Tomatoes.-i. Hattie Stewart; 2.
Hilda Adams; 3, Marlon Budsbury;
4, Marjorie Blakeney.
Onions.-1, Kenneth McKay; 2.
Ruth Montgomery; 8, Ralph Duggan;
4, Hattie Stewart.
Cucumbers.-l, Adele Champion; 2.
Marion Pickering: 3. Laura Pickering.
4, Ruth Montgomery.
Beets.-1. Kenneth McKay; 2,H.uth
Montgomery; 3. George Hickey; 4.
George Brander.
Dumpkin.-l, Leighton Coulson;
' Pickering; 8, Ray Butt;
._ . L; zitgomery.
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_ Class 4.-l1owers.
Sweet Peas.-1, Gerald Mcllutt. '
Mixed Flowers.-1, Kenneth McKay.
2, Dorothy Thompson: 8. Ruth Montf
gomery; 4, Marion Budsbury.
Patience.-1'. Adele Champion.
Class I.-Fruit.
Weaithy Apples.-1. Margaret Blak
eney; 2, Florence Adams; I. Olive
best
pmoestl, tour dossn bottlesofhcsa
radishsauce,2Bpoundsottamarinds,
and-aevenpoundsofrpsomsaltsi
'Hia Discovery herself? She was
Captain Boottbshipforhh famous
expeeitieain1sio.maupmbew the
' shipafiostforwofsiaieyoesans.
ereverylias‘expresaesstrsngth.Rsr
timbersareofsto\itestoak.lhshas
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is good for yeerlmon.
mdailtbisgaanabe
mt°lIs.andbu'_
50 yd- duh 1°# rifle ffm 9 in 12 reap.-1. neue cnamoies, :_
-V"°'1» M"'i°f1° 3l*¥°U¢Y- Helen Champion 8, Eleanor Ram
View, 2, .lean McKay, Darnley 8 5”, 4, yn;-¢|,r¢f, AM”
Laura Pickering Bea View, 4, Jean
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. _ _ M°L¢1'¢r1» Bee View , 'clue s.-sewing, knitting ana
_ _ ` i. Louise Burns, l"s.nning;e 2, Hattie 5”, 1_..J¢;n|¢ pgmglgy, 5gf,;¢_
/ “ ` stewart. Bea View; 3. Margaret Riley., Hgmmwhgd »-1-,,w,1_ _ 1, Mmm,
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75 yd dash for girls oveu' ll yn.- ¢|»¢¢h,¢|n‘
Leigh McGougan, Fanning; 3. hed 3, Hugggf, Mgmt
__._~_._ A I Hickey. Dsrnley; 8, Charles Hickey. “mad m¢g¢n__1, mv, Du"m_
Darnley; 4, Bill Roadh. Darnley. (b) ‘ `
 -1, Albert McNutt, Darnley;» 2. _ - Q1." g,_M||,u_| Tamb*
Heath Manderson, Darnley; 3, Stacey Mug" gm-,1__|, gh"-1,, g|m¢m_
= Roach, Darnley; 4. Ed. Matthews. Nail Box.-1, George Hickey. ,
2, Edwin Mountain, Damley; 8. Lloyd
wheelbarrow new-1, steoey noaen Dairy mesa-`1, David cousins; 2.
Matthews, Baltic; 4, Charles HiCk0¥ Niltti 3. G1&dY5_Bud§b\lT.Yi 3, M3!-
1, '
Bamett and George Brander, Bea » R _'_ _ _
view. Class iz.-School Work °
Three-lessee new for girls. -- 1. aixereise nooks. dimes 1 and' 2.- oya Secur Corporation
Marjorie Blakeney and Laura Pick- i.,George Hickey; 2. Louise McKay: Rue B “di Ch I
sring, ses. view; z. nude. Adams ana 3, Ester champion; 4. Marion Ao- Y u U3’ af °"°*°Wl1
Hattie stewart, see view; s. pnyuia hott. _ Televhone 822
Hickey and Gertrude Anderson,Darn- Grades 8 and 4.-l, Bulls Dickie- '
icy; 4, Margaret Cousins and Jennie son; 2. Bruce Coulson; 3,'Vera Bran- ' _ " "'
Champion 4, .leans McKay
Manderson. 
» Knitted Bock.-l._Gladys Budsbury;
Wagon Jack.-1. Albsrt'McNutt.
Miscellaneous.-l, Weldon Duggan;
2, llbllhwn Coulson.
cms io.--uve sleek me reeitry.
Albert McNutt. '
Sec. (bl-i, Wilton Ramsay.
Plymouth Rock.--1, Dougal Mc-
garet Adams; 4. Ruth Montgomery.
Cllll lb-Collections
Weeds.-1, Darnley. _
Wood.-l. 'Bea View; »2. Darnley.
der; 4, leigh McGougan.
Grades 5 and 6.-1, Hilda Dickie-
son; `2,`Emma McDonald; 8. Jennie _
Ramsay; 4. Albert McNutt. _
erases 1 and a.`-1. ca.:-sie wood-
side; 2.'_Lil1im Thompson; 3. Vlllah
Hickey; 4, Carrie Adams.
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Walden Duggan; 2, Louise Burns
Barbara MoNutt; 4, Elva Duggan.
' Grades 5 tp 7.-1, Cora McGouganf
2. Enid Ramsay; 8, Carrie Adams; 4,
Amychampicn. '
Art. Work, Grades I to B.-l, Alice
McGougan; 2, Bruce Champion; 8.
4. Villah Hickey.
Penmanship. Grade l to 2. - l,
3, Delmar Adams; 4, Ester Cham-
Grades 3 to 4.-i, Sadie Diekieson;
Grades 6 to 6--1, Jenne McKay; 2.
Grades 'I to 0.-1, Carrie Woodside;
2, Villah Hickey; 8, Lillian Thomp-
son; 4. Vernon Champion.
Grades 0 to 10.- 1, Cora Cham-
pion; 2, Margaret Eisley; 3. Weldon
Duggan; 4, Mary Hickey.
Portfolio.-1. Fanning school.
Project Map.-Fanning school. Y
WITHDEAW FROM A. B. C.
(lpeelnl to The Guardian)
LONDON, Ont., Sept., ll-RushU18
for cover by advice of their solici-
tor Jared Vining of London, all the
members oi the Plumbers' Guild and
A. B. C. here have resigned from the
'Amaigamated Builders' Council an1
surrendered their charter, it was a:|-
nounced today as Gordon Waldron
X. C. Royal Commissioner, resumed
his probs of A. B. C.; activities at
the county court housew
"Affnr the session 'held by the
Spznnsng and
_ 'Weaving
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McNutt, Dsrnley; 3, Lloyd Holmes Leaves.-1, Sea View; 2, Darnley. -\
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Vancouver
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Hamilton
Regina
Edmonton
Calgary
Yieloris
SL JoIn|’f, NM.
Nm Yavh
London, Eng.
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THE three large modem resi-
dential psoperties illustrated
. above are pledged as security for
the 51/2% First (Closed) Mort- '
gage Bonds of Montreal Apart-
ments, Limited.
We offer these Bonds as a sound
real estate first mortgage invest-
ment. Price to yield 6.05 %
Full particulérs upon request.
If
ed to withdraw from the A. B. U.,
dns asked me _to meet them to dis-
cuss _the situation. "I did not re-
main st the meeting yesterday, but
I am told every individual there, 1
believe all the members of the Lon-
don Local, expressed their determin-
ation to withdraw from the A. B. C.'
ter?" asked L. W. Grifilths, counsel
for the_C_omx-nission. “It ceases to be
a charter," said ll/ir. Vining, "when
‘there ceases to be a membership or
seven. So_far as they are concerned
the local no longer exists."
glad the members use deems.-1 to
consult"'a bett.er` lawyer oi con
science" and that' such a result had
come about. A ' ` |
and retumed home are teaching the
stay-at-homes to eat cheese.
FOX NELTTINC
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*WHAT W! HAH: warns. Huw-
°‘lt’s Better to be Sure
Investment that yen have. Are !°l
going to lose them. by using any other
Netting than reef nu
is; uint use sees -quaint: nn-
IING* U protecting your htel.
ters all after batngyovsn.
 e perfect some
IHIIIIAHD.
commission yesterday," said Mr.
Vining.. to the Commissioner, "tho
}individua1s I represent and who con-
stitute the membership oi the A. B
C. L0<>8l 1l4, asked me to make re-
presentations to you to that erin:
today.
“Acting on_my advice they decid-
“Did theysurrender their char-
Commissioner Waldron said he was
Japanese who have resided abroad,
The 1siin'gto`n distnet of Lonsonj
reports that 1,600 families live in
one-room' houses.
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"licensee," you toes as else mow-
Tlsh anthg h uA|.vAilallu sa-
shage unseat senile or saa-
Can be created by an 'AMAIIUL
lI‘ll.'lALl.Y‘llAlil I0! lil.
out rllols an 'nil Ilan un
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commercial airplanes for use
new air route.
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Japan has purchased sl.x An'
While industrial labor is nov;
tlful in Chile, there still is a. si
Of 1’\i8h1y skilled workers.
Boils j '
Dry up boils with Mir
It's antiseptic qunlitle:
the poison and druw oz
flsmmation.
M I NAP D.
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And Dairym
Owing to the long contl:
dry weather that has nl
burned up pasturage the l
men state that they ha'
house and feed their t
alm0st the same as they I
to in the winter time. The ‘
tures are so dry that what
stock picks up does not by
means keep up the milk su
and other feeds have to be
One of the best feeds '
Dairy cows is Sugar Beeg 1
This is a well known 1
manufactured from the S
Beet, and is on excellent 1
stitute for Turnipe for 1
cows. Is also a good feed
Hogs makes them grow fa _
At the present time 'l‘nr_
are selling at from 40c to
per bushel for export, and -I
likely that they will conf
to bring s good price for r
time. It would psy the fax.
to sell his Tumlps and `
Sugar Beet Pulp to help or
keeping up the flow of t
We have in stock a earloa:'_
this excellent feed ready ‘
delivery which we are oth'
at $2.35 per bag of 100 lbz.
better llfice in ton lots.
We also have fairly (
stocks of other Feeds neu
Bran, Mlddlings, Cracked C~
Cornmeal, Schumacher F-
Oil Cake Meal., Crushed ml
Gr\\l\.ete.,whlcbvsareof_.._
ingst lowest pitch. '
look yeurordera with us, L ..
save money.
We are
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