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1 OPENING PLAY
A “THE FAMILY SAP”
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MAE EDWARDS NDVELTY DRGIIESTRA
C0l\Il’LE'l`E CHANGE Ol" PLAY EACH NIGHT
PRICES: 37c, - 52c, - 80c
SEAT SALE FRIDAY AT 9.30 A.~M.
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Cairo Palm S0AP2O¢
Nearly Buried In
lCrave He Dug
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'Jackson was ciiught when the
six feet deep, it boulder pinned him
[ray was unable to obtain help and
lor ten minutes hc struggled to get
lliis eoinpnion from thc grave he
had dug hlm.'<el_`. Only the fact that
'the citve-in left E section of the
cxco.\'ution saved him. As soon as
Jackson wus freed from the dirt,
ibut still pinned by the big boulder,
,Mummy went for aid, An X~Ray in
i the hospital showed he had one rib
fracliired and numerous bruises as
a result of the accident.
MINEPS AND FAMILIES
WILL G0 T0 RUSSIA
MONTREAL, Sept. 16.-Twenty-
two miners and their families passed
through Montreal yesterday to sail
from New York on the Moles!-ic for
the Union of Soviet Sociaiim Repub-
lics (Russia). Their leader stated
this \vi1s but the advance guard and
that the full party would probably
number 1,000.
Several nationalities were rifpre-
scntcd‘among the party which wns
recruited from ciifferent mining sec-
tions. A nuiiiber were Polish, Jugo-
slavian und Czechoslovnkian in orl-
gln, but the majority had become
naturalized Canadians. Th ry were
mostly from Kirkland Lake andl
South Porcupine, Ont., while others
from Sydney, N.S.. proceeded to Ncw|
York from Halifnx direct.
GRE.'l'I' REINDEER TREK
WATCHED IN GOTHAM
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The three-
ycor trek of E. herd of reindeer from!
Alaska. to the Mackenzie river oclta'
is being plotted month by month
like E. wartime operation on 'ii bigl
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5 BERLIN. 50191- 16~ (U‘P~)°Th9 advices received by convention of-'
‘mnrked decrease in the 1930 Ger-
finaii birth rate, which carried it for
France, is it source of great con-
‘ccrn to economists, who foresee the
ldeveiopmcnt of many serious prob-
lems during thc next generation.
There hits been it steady drop ln
kept from overpopulatlon only by
emigration, has experienced is drop
from 4.3 births per marriage in
1910 to 3.2 in 1930. England has
the lowest rate of any European
country. with 18.3 per thousand.
but due to her isolated position does
- noijneed to worry as much as do the
more densely populated countries
on the continent. _
The number of births per mar-
riage ln Germany was only 1.94.
for below the figure usually taken
as necessary for the upkeep of a t
nations normal growth, three
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l lI'ACII-‘IC COAST INDUSTRIES
l T0 A'I‘1`END TRADE COUNCIL
\ cific Coast industry and commerce
l will be welllrepresented at the PB.-
thc first time below that of tives have promised im-ge (Nigga-
hought of the English Channel?"
OAKLAND, Sept. 17.-(U.P.) -Pa-
cific Forelgn Trade Council Con-
vention in Oakland, Sept. 17 and 18.
flcials indicate.
The principal California. co-opera-
'tlons tc represent their large ln-
vestmciits in agriculture and indus-
try in general.
The convention is expected to at-
truct more than 600 trade experts
from all parts of thc world. The
meeting is considered of unusual lm-
portance, owlng to present economic
conditions.
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MILWAUKEE JOBBERS START
3 DAY A WEEK SHIFTS
MILWAUKEE, Wls., Sept. 18. (U.
P.)-\Undcr a new unemployment
~elief plan. 500 men have started
work in Milwaukee County parks ln
ln-ee day shifts. Each man works
nd is»pald 50 cents an hour.
Relief granted families by the
ounty relief department is deduct-
ed from the wage earners’ pay,
although each man receives at least
$1 ii dny in cnsh. More than 1,000
men will be employed before the
$100,000 available for this work is
paid out. The county park board
has already spent $135,000 for re-
lief work.
"Sir,” said the poet, "I shall find
another channel for my verses in
the future."
"That's right,” said the ever-
courtcous editor. "Have you ever
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‘ uorcriucn num.-Tucrc wui
bc, service in Hopsfleld Hall Sunday,
Sept. 20th at 'I p; lu., conducted by
Loull Hurts. '
"HAMPSHIRE church of mime.
service will be held Sunday, scpt.
20th at 7.30 p. m.. preacher, Rav.
George Westbrook, L.Tl-I. Hymn
books provided.
ORWELL-VERNON-'Ric Young
Pecple's Society of Orwell will
conduct the service in st. Andrews
Church on Slmdiy, Sept, 20th nt
8.30 p. |11.
SUNDAY SERVICES for the New
Glasgow Church of Christ are: Bible
School at_10 l.. m., preaching ser-
vice, ll E. in.; also service in the
Cavendish Baptist Church at 3 p. in.
Evening service in the Fredex-lctcn`
Church of Christ at 7.30 p. m. Wm.
G. Quigley, Pastor.
LEAVE FOR P. E. I.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Power and little daugh-
ter, Sybil, left by last night/s cx-
press for their home tn Charlotte-
town, P.E.I., having spent the past
week the guest of Mrs. Powei-'s mo-
ther, Mrs. Mae Reardon, Empress
House, this city.-Sydney Post.
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MILTON. st. Jcnnw onurch, sun-
day, Sept. 20th: Sunday School, 10
a.. m., Morning Prayer and sermon,
11 a.. in.; Bt. Marko, Rustlco, 3
p. m., sunday School, 2 p. m.;
I-!ampshlre,'1.S0 p. m. Preacher,
Rev. George Westbrook, L.TI-I.
HUNTER RIVER CHARGE, Unlt-
l1 9.. m.; Hampshire, 3 p. m.: Hun-
ter Rlver, 7 p. m. Rev. F. E. Booth-
royd. the pastor, will preach at all
PERSONALS `
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Fullerton, of
Sourls, P.E.I., who have been vis-
ltlng in North Sydney. for the past
Glasgow, where they will visit
turning home.-Sydney Post.
from a weeks visit to her parents.
manager at the government store,
P. E. 1. and various parlsot Cape
Breton.
Mrs. Norman MacPherson. of
Pi-1nce‘Edward Island. was a visitor
to the Whitney Pier on Tuesday.
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lauchlln
MacDonald, Catherine St., Mrs.
McPherson will spend the next
few months in the city, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. D. J. Bonnell, George
ed Church of Canada. Services, ..
Sunday, September 20th: Wiltshire. t
services. ‘ t
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‘GEil.'l'llAL Gllllililill ' '
Ponzi Pulls
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-Charles Ponzi, who on p¢»,,,;‘
15, four years ago wu centenm 2
B 1-erm of "Ot less than seven and
‘not more than nlnc year, in me
local prison as E thief, ig mu mm
ing plans. Throughout ma new’
five years in prison, Ponzi hu mu
tered and can speak four langum..
fulwtlv- Thrwah nezciinicn. Wm,
th; outside connections he hu
made money. And now he revecu
that instead oi being deported to
Italy upon the expiration or im
term. he lhfohfll to go to Montreci,
Que. \_
Details of his Montreal Dim,
are completed he states. Ponzi
expected to be praroled from pi-pon
this month, two-thirds of his gm.
tance having been ccmpietem Th.
l"“`°1° b°"`*1 1”* W°¢l<. however,
refused to gact, declaring that Pon.
Zl Will have to serve the full mln-
lmum sentence of seven years,
When brought before the parm
board, Ponzi told its chairman thu:
he. erred in stating that he would
be deported to Italy when released,
“You may think so, slr," he told me
chairman, "and Washington my
think so. but I shall not be mum.
ed 50 Italy- I Shall return from
whence I come. Canada, 'rim “_
if I leave the United States at all,
How? Walt and see," ha gmllm
You will understand when thc
imc comes."
Ponzi intends to enter the bank-
ing business in Montreal. Aire;
bl'
d
anch at 'Ilcronto has been min?
loned. Recent reports stated thai
1115 Wlf°» R086. was residing in
Canada. -
iNsTiTuTE Mccrmg,
The Yétlular mo thly meeting 01
G19" R-Oy Womers' Institute Wu
week, left on Friday for New held at the home of Mrs. John M¢.
K
°Bm°y. on sept. Ind. with an nt-
frlends for a. few days before rc- fmdonce of seven members and
three visitors present. The Pres.
ldent llreslded. The meeting open.
Mrs. Parker Grotto. Albion St., ed by all present singing the 11,.
New Glasgow, N. B., has returned stitute Ode. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and
Mr. and Mrs. Coulson, at Montague. adopted. Roll call was reipondul
to with Canadian Authors. All
Mr. C. B. McDDonB.ld, Assistant committees gave their reports and
W€l'° re-Bllpvlnted. The lottery
Glace Bay, has returned to his du- for bed spread was drawn, and the
tics today, after a vacation spent in sum of $30 was realized for same.
It was moved and seconded that
$5 be donated for prizes for the
school fair, and also that shingle
stain be purchased for roof of
school. The meeting closed with
God save the King. Then dainty
refreshments were served bv the
hostess, assisted- by Mrs. F. A. Ai-
tleck and a social hour was spent.
Next meeting to be held at the
home of Mrs. Jos. Egan, where
Sl-. Sydney. roll call will be a nickle.
births per marriage being ordinar-
and industrial districts are natur-
ally much lower than rural ones.
It seems very likely that this de-
crease will go on without check, as
thc more remote districts of the
Reich, always resistant to change,
are at present just beginning to
undergo modern development, dur-
ing which process _thelr birth rate
will tcnd to decline towards that of
more advanced sections.
Low Working Class Rate 
In the large cities of Germany,l
as in the rest of Europe, the work-
ing clnsses have a lower coefficient
of birth than the lelsured classes'
of zi half generation ago, and thc
decrease in the birth rutc has
been much more pronounced in the
’cwer srntn than in the uDD0!‘- 1"
the opinion of economists, the
next ten years will bring 'to pass
what is as yet only a latent truth.
that thc birth rate will no longer
be enough to 'maintain the normal.
healthy increase of population. The
lines of thc birth and death rates
I
map which hangs here on the wall
of a Broadway office. i
A Splendid Toilet Soap 5 Cakes
E/iroirs ouizeu ouves, SWANSDOWN CAKE FL0UR.lgAmws 5 5,, Bom., 
,ucz.iicii|c _. __ ,.1-fc Package -» .- -- 33g non-Atcuotic 166 _
vAu|i.LA l
ouiiken iioLi.'o ons, '
ai.ui»: nisizou wmvou- Large packags _ 25° Louoou conu sr/incu,
"*'S*1» H, 28c ` 2 ""“‘- 19c
8?/A U1- "0 "  i:ATou's JELLY Pownans, 1
MCLABEWS pEANU'|‘ BUT- Assorted "avm-S’ lWHOLE P|CKL|NG SPICE, f
Each.. .. .. ..
L A. _ ~~- - 4-cng.-4;-_-:; -ff--_#gf » ~-- --_-.»--~ ---->»-»
Ripe Onions Grape Fruit. 1510011 Grapes
t Celery ,
2-ggi; 3;; 5 Lbs. 17c 3 for 25c Bunch 156 Lb-230
BREADFLOUR (AIigrades.) 98ib. $2.59
FRESHPORKLO|NSPerIb.........................._21c
On their safe delivery sonic time:
next year to the Canadian govern-l
ment depends payment of $198,000:
to thc Lomen Corp., who liiwe con- |
triictcd to turn the 3,000 or more,
nnimols over ln_ good condition tol
t‘hc Dominion as the *icclcus of a
great herd to supply a supplement-
nry source of food for the nlklmos.
A SCIATICA _
Wah ibn painful vm mtl
wich nm neon dna nb ln
pint! ll Mluni'| nd
"_ you'll fool boiler!
are approaching nearer and near-l
er, and when the meeting point is
reached a decline in population will
inevitably set ln.
It is an international phenomen-
on Irom which even Russia. is like-
cly not to be excluded, although ac-
curnte figures for that country are
not available. It will eventually rc-|
sult in E complete change _of the
economic condition. due to A lack
of capital and of labor. 
FALL ACCESSORIES 
Hats fashioned of fur and such
lly considered the figure. Urban ,
The Venetian Dance Room
Upen for Public on Saturday Night This Week
9_P_ u. Until 12'P.M. Every ilight Except Sunday
Our Sunday full course
dinner same as usual.
Chicken or Duck . 60c
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MEAT
Choice Beef, Lamb, Veal
or Pork ........... 500
No. -2-40c Lunch and
30c not served on
Sunday
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Watch our windows 'for
special fruit. and candy
for week end.
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You get the best. for less
4 Piece Orchestra every
night from 9 to 12 p. m.
Prices 5|: per couple except
Saturday night.. 10|-_ nn Sat-
urday night. Copy ticket
with one lucky number will
be given before the last
dance. Therewill he a draw
among the dancers, you re-
turn your copy ticket, 'lucky
one gets beautiful gift. for
his Lady Love each week,
costing from $6.00 up to
$10.00. This gift is a real
treat to lucky ones. It.’s a
Venetian gift and mustre-
present its_vnlue. Ask for
coupons on your Dance Tick-
ets. Ask for coupons no
matter what you buy.
Remember contest closes
Nov. 30th, " $500.00 prizes
in all 25 pieces, each article
marked with number for
each price. Now on display ln
our- Dance Room windovr.
Cost nothing just ask for
coupons with every nickel
you spend at Venetian.
Our unexcelled meals in
quality every day. Din-
ner and Supper needs
no comment, just ask
those many customers
who dineevery day. You
have their honest re-
commendation. 0 u r
menu daily including
Chicken dinner every
day, full course No. 1
50c, No. 2 full course 40c
and if you are not very
hungry just call for N0-
3, 80c, which is H01-
Sandwich of choice
meats with mashed P0'
tatoés and gravy. P10”
` of Pie, Golee or Mlllh
an for soc. V¢\1°t1““
style. We call this Mer-
cl\ant’s Lunch.
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Special Dinner and Dance-
from
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