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FOUR
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as.
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CAPILANO
BREWTNO
CO.
LTD,
VANCOUVER,
B.
C
ii
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Old
Coins
Are
Found
In
Desk
the
Bank
of
Burmuda
and
an
estimate
made
of
their
value.
The
coins
included
Spanish
doubloons,
pieces
of
eight,
and
German
and
Austrian
pieces.
The
desk
had
J.
Richardson,
an
Valnabla
Cache
Taken
Including
;
oW
Bermuda
family
name,
carved
Spanish
Doubloons.
Pieces
of
Eight
and
Other
Old
Money
'
HAMILTON,
Burmuda,
Sept.
13:
1CP)
Interest
has
quickened
in
old
desks
and
cabinets
In
Bermuda
following
the
discovery
of
151
gold
coins
valued
at
approximately
$15,-000
by
a
cabinet-maker
of
Flatts,
Bermuda.
on
it,
and
the
cabinet-maker
believed
one
of
the
early
members
of
the
family
must
have
been
a
collector
of
old
coins.
Written
in
Latin,
In
one
of
the
drawers
of
the
piece
of
furniture,
was
the
inscription:
The
hidden
will
be
revealed.
BEGINNER'S
LUCK
TORONTO,
Sept.
13:
(CP)
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UVflf,arm!n:Jnefortunate
sco
hole-in-one
on
the
164-?e2SV'
B?U?
Colony.re-'yard.
17th
hole
at
the
Humbct
called
the
effort
he
had
made
to
Valley
golf
club
here
"
tell
an
old
desk
to
an
Englishman,
.
for
$30.00.
Glad
he
had
been
un-
mvrviv
cm(
Contest
Between
Opposing
Trades
i
Unions
Probable
C.
I.
O.
and
A
F.
of
L.
Organizations
May
Seek
Control
of
Boston's
Waterfront
Workers
BOSTON.
Sept
13:
(CP)
A
fresh
contest
between
American
Federation
of
Labor
and
Commit
tee
for
Industrial
Organization
forces
along
the
Boston
waterfront
is
threatened
within
the
next
few
weeks.
'
President
William
Green
of
the
A.
F.
of
L.
announced
that
the
Federation
had
established
a
new
Maritime
department,
thereby
Indicating
that
once
again
hostilities
between
the
two
rival
unioni
;for
control
of
waterfront
labor
'similar
to
the
struggle
of
two
years
'ago,
Is
probable.
While
Thomas
McGowan,
head
of
the
C.
I.
O.'s
seamen's
union
in
I
Boston,
made
light
of
Green's
an-nounccment
as
a
holler
to
let
us
know
he's
still
nrnnnH
"
VronV
(Fenlon,
A.
F.
of
I,
representative
m
New
England,
mllitantly
declared
that
thf
FprfpraMnn
neither
compromise
nor
co-operate
witn
the
c.
I.
o.
Fenton
said
that
the
Federation
would
set
up
maritime
councils
in
key
coast
cities,
similar
to
the
Duiiomg
trades
councils
In
which
memDers
of
the
construction
unl
ons
combine
to
work
out
iheu
problems.
In
these
maritime
councils.
Fen
ton
explains,
all
waterfront
uni
ons,
Including
seamen,
fishermen
longshoremen,
masters,
mates
and
pilots,
fireman,
oilers
and
'team
sters
working
on
the
docks
would
De
represented.
He
predicted
tl
e
new
setup
would
be
In
ODeratlor,
vlthin
a
month.
The
prospects
of
a
union
struggle
here
seem
to
hinge
on
the
attitude
of
the
loneshorempn
With
the
C.
I.
o.
claimini
58.00C
seamen
members
on
the
Atlantic
Coast
alone,
and
the
masters
mates
and
pilots
organizations
re
maining
loyal
to
the
American
Federation
of
Labor,
the
balance
of
power
lies
with
the
stevedores
who,
while
they
have
remained
affiliated
with
the
Federation
on
mis
coast,
have
shown
no
nrtivp
objection
to
working
ships
manned
oy
c.
i.
o.
crews.
Such
tacit
co-operation
to
tYt
dual-union
situation
on
the
water-
iront
must
cease
as
soon
as
the
new
maritimp
dpnnrtm
Court-eaeraton
wini
begins
u"K
to
function
vjcjjk.
ia.
fuccessiul
as
a
salesman,
the
is-
mourning
for
two
weeks
has
been
Fen
ton
declared.
Isnnpr
aM
ha
hir
i
.
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upon
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secret
compart-
i
Prince
Arthur
of
Connaught.
A
meni
in
tne
desk.
military
funeral
will
take
The
coins
he
found
were
taken
to
Friday.
place
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b'
the
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Gardening
i
The
gardens
this
year
have
been
very
bright
with
late
summer
bloom,
so
bright
that
many
people
have
suggested
they
are
better
than
last
venr
At
anv
rate
they
have
been
very
beautiful
and
much
admired
by
visitors.
It
seems
to
me
a
matter
of
regret
that
some
of
our
best
gardens
have
not
been"
entered
in
the
garden
compeUtion.
Among
thosi
which
would
have
made
a
good
showing
if
they
had
been
entered
were
William
Millar's.
Jack
Johns,
Theo
Collart's,
Tom
Priests.
Dave
Borland's
and
Billy
Reid's.
Some
of
these
were
not
Just
In
the
right
condition
at
the
time
of
the
show
but
they
are
all
very
fine
gardens.
The
perennial
phlox
are
making
a
good
showing
this
year.
This
is
look
wis.
lur
for
better
oeuer
luck
iuck
next
next
year.
year,
The
me
vwv
uvwmjv
iiAIC
OCtU
L11C
Oil
UV
I
arletles
should
be
used.
Man
V
parripnprs
am
nniu
.nnfln
Gilbert
Hunt
Defeated
Riggs
At
Forest
Hills
FOREST
HILLS,
N.
Y.
Sept.
13:
i
CP
t
Gilbert
Hunt
turned
In
the
first
major
upset
in
the
United
States
singles
play
by
defeating
Bobby
Rlggs
of
Chlcaco
6-2.
0-6.
9-7,
0-6,
6-4
In
the
fourth
round
match.
Margot
Lumb
defeated
Helen
Jacobs
7-5,
6-2.
Play
today
has
hpn
rvt
ktnniwT
nn
n
trtr
f
rf
win
X.
nv(tvu
V
HVVVUttt
f
t
Mat
I
but
It
is
expected
to
be
resumed!
tomorrow.
Many
Baseball
Games
Prevented
By
Rains
In
East
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
13:
Baseball
1
1
'
.
.
.
I
,
1
I
ITrt
m
n
(
"Vrt
nni
(fulnn
am
Mr.
iioweis
dui
ii
nas
nos
Deen
wiae.;
1
ijiuhcu
tuuajr
uu
ingrown.
There
seem
to
have
been
count
of
rain
include
the
National
just
two
or
three
plants
at
the
.Leasee
games
Pittsburgh
vs.
New
beginning
and
the
others
were
taken
from
them.
There
are.
however,
dozens
of
named
varieties
with
a.
wide
range
of
colors.
Next
year
the
Horticultural
So
ciety
might
well
consider
whether
it
would
admit
vegetables
to
the
annual
show,
if
it
Is
to
be
held
as
late
as
it
was
this
year.
By
charg-
i
one;
uincinnati
vs.
Brooklyn
ana
In
the
Amelrcan
League
Philadelphia
vs.
St.
Louis.
Double-
I
headers
will
be
played
tomorrow
la
each
case.
BASEBALL
SCORES
MONDAY'S
SCORES
American
Lea
sue
CYfnrm
1
-
TVtmU
.
I..
a
ouiau
cunjr
ice
11,
tuuiu
uu
game,
made
almost
self-supporting.
I
I
have
had
practically
no
sue-
1
nnnfrrv
nrror
cess
with
mv
water
lillles.
Thpm
J
has
hot
been
a
single
bloom
but
I
shall
try
to
winter
the
plants
and
English
League
First
Division
plants
have
grown
pretty
well
and
1
the
water
popples
bloomed
a
little
"
I
UUlIttWCU
but
other
than
that
there
has
s
been
nothing.
Ten
Years
Ago
t
i
-
.
.
An
nnn
wrwrr
clfrtnAH
Vtr
noyai
aanuas
in
William
Millars
.
J
mj
the
arden.
They
have
crown
so
well.
UJJ
w""ul"
mucn
aiicnuon,
hat
they
have
practically
monop-says
the
victoria
Times,
It,
marked
illzed
the
beds
where
they
were
i
comPleton
of
10
years
since
the
planted
but
it
has
been
worth
the
""ss-oriana
paci
10
ouuaw
war
acrifice
of
the
other
flowers.
Thrv
,
a-s
sl?ned
by
reD"esntatlves
of
15
iave
maae
a
grand
showing
j
"
shucu
iwm
01
uie
.
French
Foreign
Office
In
Paris.
It
Gladioli
seem
to
be
late
this
"'as
nalled
on
the
day
of
Its
signing
year
in
some
gardens
and
so
areias
"a
sreat
forward
step
in
the
dahlias.
It
has
been
suggested
that
,
preservation
of
peaceful
relations
in
late
mne
eardens
onlv
parK
i
oeiween
ine
naitoni
and
therfore
win
prove
to
be
an
historic
-
At
that
time.
10
years
rfV"
after
the
.
.
J
-
..wn
i-UHili.-
ng
their
plantings
of
all
plants,
close
of
the
World
War.
3,000,000
ind
flowers
to
named
varieties
lack
Fuller
refuses
to
accent
any
thing
but
named
plants
and
so
do
a
few
others.
The
nractlre
;eems
like
a
good
one
but
I
find
it
very
difficult
to
get
the
nam?
of
so
many
of
mv
rnck
nlants
wholly
lost
when
It
comes
to
rock
plants.
Hazelton
recently
had
a
successful
flower
show,
staged
in
their
own
Horticultural
Hall.
Sweet
peas
are
said
to
have
been
well
represented
and
gladioli
surprisingly
beautiful
In
spite
of
much
-Iry
weather.
William
Horwill
of
Dorreen
judged
the
flowers.
The
disDlay
was
made
up
of
roses,
car
i
nations,
aanlias,
asters,
snapdras-1
ons.
stocks,
sweet
ncas.
clad
i
bowls
of
nansies
and
collection
of
wild
flowers.
H.
F.
P.
Child
Died
From
Ruptured
Liver
Native
Woman
From
Bella
Bella
Under
Arrest
Charged
With
Manslaughter
BELLA
BELLA.
Sept.
13:
Hector
Windsor,
two-year
-
old
T
1
liro
1
T
T
1
.1
.
.
1
1
1
i
uuuia
muuaur,
uKiitx
ucna
inauin,
I
died
suddenly
on
Sunday,
August
n.
ine
doctor
in
charge
of
the
R.
W.
Large
Memorial
Hosnltal
considered
the
circumstances
war
ranted
a
post
mortem
examina
tion.
At
the
examination
it
urn1
evealed
that
thp.
livor
.-a
rr.-
urcd,
apparently
from
a"
blow.
ThP
coroner.
Judge
Hill
of
Ocean
Falls
Droceedpri
tn
tili-,
Tiniu
u.u
.
-
w.im
anu
111
iu
xn
inquest
on
the
body,
following
I
preliminary
hearinc.
ThPl
mother
was
placed
under
arrpt
tnd
removed
to
Ocean
Falls!
awaiting
trial
for
manslaughter
Steamer
Catala
is
due
to
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
this
evening
at
10
ina
is
due
to
leave
at
10
50
Vancouver
and
way
ports.
If
you
wun
uswai,
ome
thing
rry
a
classified.
'
for
men
were
under
arm?.
Todav.
10
years
later,
more
than
3.000.000
men
are
under
arms
and
there
is'
fighting
in
Spain
and
China.
Since
the
Kellogg
pact
outlawed
war,
there
have
been
no
declared
wars,
.
but
at
least
3,000.000
U,UUU,UUU
men
IUCI1
.,
w
(Even
people
who
are
supposed
tt
have
been
killed
In
conflicts,
such.
ue
juuges
oi
nowers
seem
to
Dens:
two
incidents
between
China!
and
Japan,
the
Spanish
civil
war.
Italy's
conquest
of
Ethiopia
and
the
Grand
Chaco
affair
between
Para-
very
guay
and
Bolivia.
Powder
Puff
Beauty
Shoppe
Permants,
Marcells,
Finger-waves,
etc.
Children's
Haircuts
a
Specialty.
Phone
Green
883
for
Appointment
Muriel
Eby
437
h
E.
KEN
RAYNER
For
Your
RADIO
SERYICE
MODERN
EQUIPMENT
KEASONABLE
HATES
Phone
BLACK
712
Try
ANDREW'S
PORK
PIES
Obtainable
at
all
Leading
Butchers
and
Grocers
Sold
at
5c,
10c,
20c
and
30c
Each
Phones
18
&
81
P.O.
Box
575
FOR
SATISFACTION
Try
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
.
Quality
Groceries
Reliable
Service
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Steamer
North
Sea
arrived
In
port
about
midnight
bringing
two
cars
of
frozen
fish
and
a
car
of
mild
cured
for
transshipment
east,
She
was
southbound
from
Ketchikan
to
Seattle.
The
salvage
boat
Fearless,
of
the
Armour
Salvace
Co.
which
was
sent
to
Ketchikan
a
week
ago
to
help
In
the
salvaging
of
the
steamer
Chatham,
Is
expected
to
return
to
port
today,
bringing
back
the
pump
which
was
sent
fro'ra
here
and
for
which
the
Ketchikan
people
sent
a
wireless
message.
SO.ME
PICKER,
Ell?
BELLEVILLE,
Ont..
Sept.
13:
CP
Gerald
Spencer
Is
ready
to
challenge
any
and
all
tomato
pickers.
He
established
what
many
here
considered
must
be
close
te
a
record
the
other
day
by
picking
120
bushels
In
nine
hours.
A
REAL
PIONEER
BALLINAFAD,
Ont.,
Sept.
13:
(CP)
Celebrating
her
100th
birthday
here,
Mrs.
Agnes
Young
membcred
the
rebellion
of
1837
and
said
her
father
had
MUt;
sympainy
lor
the
rebels.
She
helped
her
husband
clear
the
land
fci
a
farm.
BULL
GOT
WORST
OF
IT
LISTOWEL
Ont.,
Sept.
13:
(CP)
Driving
along
the
highway
In
his
car
Gordon
Knoblauch
met
a
bull
wno
j10,
lowered
'ow"ed
'
Its
head
head
and
tt"d
crash
Leicester
City.
2;
Birmingham.
1.
lu
"io
me
auiomobile.
The
car
was
damaged
and
the
bull
had
to
be
killed.
THE
THRIFT
Cash
&
Carry
1-Day
Sale
of
Terrace
Produce
Carrots,
Beets
Large
En
bunches.
2
for
Cauliflower
Snow-
OP-white.
2
for
Potatoes
Terrace,
OQ
new.
10
lbs.
ut
Lettuce
Large
heads
EXTRA
SPECIAL
Duchess
Apples
Wonderful
cookers
nice
eating.
24
T"""
$1.09
This
produce
arrives
fresh
on
every
train
from
Hamlin
it
Thomson
Terrace
Pineapple
Juice
Doles
No,
1
8-oz.
tins.
OCTrt
3
for
OC
Fancy
Biscuits
Molrs
cello
pkts.
16
varieties.
Each
DC
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