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FavoraHetf Russia pTrade Balance lntSmcejl9Z3 2 -Heaviest Trader Wita'UAJ-UiW Selling Twice Much Buy ing Liu'lna It Mmi MTW YORK, Aug. lTu-t had favorable habace of trade tor tne HkiptoMH the iium sue na. Trade total! made available by the leaa-Ruariaa Chamber er Cem-, shewed nperU eawuntlng to I tot yublsa and Import of rubles- balance MN lubles Upproxbnetely Canadian funds). Omar was hsur-set trader I the TJ. 8.

1. It during- this per-1-1 aavianrAiBistehr 41.000.000 riles wertn ai FW" i the Soviets mora than twioa that fTTaubatsnusl pertioB af HumUu urchasee ram Germany trere of In-xharlrlal oaprpnwnt. Trad with tha United Kingdom hind Francs proved mora adven- has baa Trenei to wa wouaii iTe Onat Britain, Russia exported feeds worth U.T710M rublea whlla fmt Imports totalled 1U5T.00I ruble. 1 rranch trade, tha figures am Im- rll.lat.SOt; Imparta, ttn.000. nun tm-ia Award.

ft wee tmdeietoed hara that- tha Iranm Tha---! trada agreement, eol- febatung a long aariaa of negotiation, during and aftar tha sessions tha London sVonomle Owiforonos, sanisaoa ana wui snoruy attentive, under tail pan. i gene to tha Soviet Union are to In cram eeaslderably. Trada wttl tha United Btstee bald la almcat as even Una aa bnporta ana exports. Aimnm wupi sum LU -a ana ana nUa end JH 1a the Russians a total Mil of. 171 CUHN tins ruotaqraiiut 7.

H. MONETTE tSlwjrwood 1911 HI Bridfa Strewt, HULL EXTEA SPECIALS TOE SATURDAY WD QVABTFaS af to- fie IIRLOIN MUX af Bear, BOAIV or POBX, Jb. 11c Eiitece Pupils WUa win be attandlng either Uegar or Olebo Collect ate tn Bepwmber may purcoaae their Test Books. Utoratura, alaa Koto urawing asataruus, etc. I.

Anthertaael Printed rnrnu mar be aeea Bow and all daring August so why net buy now and avoid the rusht Bseond year books are alaa aa head ready for early burera at rMuabte aciiool Boot-stand. ft. JARVIB "1e ookatote' UT Bank for a Hasty-Yet Tasty Luich ai Ta jv. Our'' iounUln aad eoay it room ia un-gurpgaBed, You'll lika the giuTouridlngs, tha food and tha' aarvica. Coma In today and bring your frianda.

Fine FooJj and MoAttalt Prices Weldoa J. Gnism Quieter Drinking Aim of Gourmets SoeWy for Bettre? Livin( Plane to Stimulate VA. Chefs to Bettear Efforts. Ass erected Press by Mnet Wire. -rWW XOBK, As.

H-Tba aaaf mittee at goanaeU af the ao. csety far flat Advaaaroaaaast af Bat-aa Uraaj held cjutet btila really hetb aa to ffcoiat larach awd olooasseui But ha saesetary. Erred S. Hart, ajnaatead tha seaaeauttoe abas tit bring about battor ciiiflrliai Cattrsassalrslly apaabtog aa tha alUtf Malaa. la aroat to atlaaa mta tha abaft at tha Uattod Malaa will aaanaallr raaiar apaa Ma farcrtta daatgnar at taaaato aar-arlaa ar atbar datortonUMaa a mn Maaaaly aailna and mlaan" drtnktog.

tha laai ana bang admittedly Tilgb. Tha atoty aoaa not na lor naa aan- gatnarlnga, bat will gtra a baa-a nat aaaa hi a Maa moan to atdar to dimwaaian Ha patrtorlma baaar at a aattoaal baatttatlaa. Hopes to Give Cant mood (ram Paga Ona. to a railway flat car. for ihlpmant to Datrott br faat fralcht SenttrPaina mid ha axpactad to ranch Datralt to morrow, whlla tha spaed boat la axpactad to arrWa at Detroit Saturday.

AeramDtnyina Beotl-Paina and hit wifa war tlx mechanic! and and naan, who will groom tha British boat (or tha iatornational aerka at Datralt, Baptambar 4 and I. Tha challenger's boat ia a amall eraft comnand to tha usual Harms- worth boats. Mua Enguuid tn. walgha a scant 1,000 poandt to tha saran-ton Mi America which Oar Wood will usa to dctand Iba tltia. Tha Unitad Butaa trataran driirar will hara 1.000 horarpowar at trasn two Doararful whlla Boott-Paina must raly tinale angina arakadng Uf bona- Is BaaatH Bagtaa.

Beott-Paina'a engineers pointed out the angina In Mlaa England ill. is an ancient and rebuilt Kepler Schneider Trophy power plsnt Scott-Paine said his angina, though old, was sound In averv resnact and thoroughly cap able of doing what he expected of It though its "running life" is only a minutes, of which I 1-2 minutes were uaad triaja at Southampton last week. Ia her brief trial the British challenger was reported to have reached 100 mllee an hour at t-1 throttle. Mies England III. Is a low craft da-slgned to flit ever tha surface of tha water rather than plow through It Tha space Scott-Paine and bis mechanic will occupy is a peculiar whaleback at tha stern of tha boat tha angina covered by the whaleback and the two men sitting in tiny airplane-type cockpits.

Death of T. Barnes Ocean in 71st Tear rrank Barnes, retired building eon-tractor at died at his noma. UT Surmytloe avenue, today. Ha was In Ma Tlat vaar. Mr.

Bams had been poor heel alaca early in May. News af ha death will ha heard with sincere re- aret by a wide circle of friends. A native af England. Mr. Barnes area a son of boa and XUsabeth (Whatley) Bamsa.

Ha OS me to Canada when and made ha heme fai Ottawa, where be acquired repul Uon as a building contractor until 1 retirement from tha blisaniss bis An Anglican in religion, Mr. Bames waa a member of Trinity Church, and at ana time waa people's warden. Ha was a member af Builders Lodge. AT. and Alt, th Knights Templar and Rameaaa Chapter of tha Bhriners, Toronto.

Chief airrvhrnrs ara five ions. Walter, rrank. Allan. George and Charles bmee. all rat Ottawa: four daugh' tars.

-Mrs. T. Charlseworth. Horth Bv. MUllcent and Plorenca at home, and Mrs.

John Irwin. Ottawa also xour granncniwiren. The funeral win be naia aaturaay afternoon from his lata home. UT Bunnyside avenue, to Trinity Church lor aervloa at cioca. Interment will bo la Dcecnwooa NINE MAYORS BESMJN.

BPKRNAY. rrance. Aug. IT. Nine of tha 11 mayors tn Epernay Canton resigned today protest against what tha considered the uova mant'a failure to make elaayardlsts aperoua.

The entire aaurdctpai council af rieury-l-Rlvtere touted the anayonT In resigning. HEAVY CBOP DAMAGE. MEXICO CITY. Aug. IT.

Heavy crop damage waa caused today In Tamplea and Panuee by floods af tha Tamest ana ranueo rivers, ana It waa feared the waters would and threaten residential aactlaw in tha two crtlaa. --t-- School Clothes DtfiMt af Ltwttt frtttt. 1 VaWrT- tJ-iMtlikl: rtilcili(i) vMBltfgl'i a B.e-a-g" ai'i-" Oed Rose 221 obdL tea i Pay $1,000 Finer Or Serve Term Pau Sentence for 7atal Shooting Aboard German Liner Bremen. BRXHERHAVEN. Oarmany.

Aug. Matuar. at Lai Angtlaa. today was sentenced to thraa auolha' bmvlaanmant an a charge ot bml untary manslaughter in aoanartion with tha daata of hit rrieno, iun Warnar Hava rL af New Tora, aboard tha liner Bramaa July Tha sentence, pronounoad by a Jury which heard tha Slate's Attorney ask for a mild verdict because Mangtr proved hlnuelt an upstanding man. rill not take affect utll September l3t.

If he pay a fine of mark! (11.000) immediately. The wording of uw sentence wss taken to mean that Mannar, a university student, will not be Imprisoned at all unless ha returns to Mangera attorney. Dr. Hirechfeid, pleaded that his client ecenpleuly for got a ana losoaa um revolver more than thraa years ago at Honolulu. Manser already had suffered most severely beoause af tha accident.

Dr. Hirarhfeld maintained, and a cloud would bang over his entire life. The defendant. In a brief plea to the Jury, declared he had no intention of killing his friend. When the Judge shewed him a photograph of Have, hfanaer burst into tears.

Great Damage city. Kslfang normally ia below tha tivac'a average stage. Oraat Ana Pleaded, feet Reports reselling here today did not mention apprehensions that the stream, ana of the largest In the world, might return to its old chan nel, seeking its old mouth several hundred miles aouth of tha point where It now Bows Into the Yellow sea. Tha flood Is considered tha want of several scourges in central and northern China this summer. Earlier this month 10.000 persons drowned in floods of the Chiang River In north central areas.

Two hundred villages Liaitr streems, with the Chiang and Yellow, flooded 10,000 square mllea. 7 amine, floods, heet cholera, rats, locusts, and other natural forces, said omciala of the Nsnklng Government. sfTllcted 12 of the II provinces of Chins proper, with 100.000.000 affected. Besides natural catastrophes, ban dits and Communists were said by on ideal to be Harassing tha people. D.R.A.

Results Results of yesterday's shooting at tha D.R.A. meat at Coanaught Ranges follow: The MacDooald Briar Match, XO and yards, highest possible aeore lea: sat. B. idaMls, Calgary, to DJLA. silver medal and I10O-.

2. Col B. D. McLeod. Saint John.

M. bronm meoal ana fi; cpl. a. uuen, Tnree itivers. gav; kk, I.

M. arsnt Vancouver. 17. 12k Bat C. W.

roam, Montreal, 17, tlSi 4, Capt A. Lucas, Toronto, tl. Ueut-CoL W. Utton, Toronto, IT, lis; CAM. M.

Emslla. Toronto. M. 110: Pte. R.

Potter, Hamilton. HO; Ten other scores of and M. In order: CpL W. Beaumont Vancouver; Major H. D.

Warren. Suaarx, Lieut Parker, Saint John: Sgt. Kiddle, Toronto; Pte. T. Olsss, Big.

j. S. MscDonald, Charlottetowm Lieut H. W. Staves, Moncton; Trooper H.

W. Probyn. Calgary, and Rifleman H. Braretoo. Wlnnlprg, Life Members Match.

10 ghats at 1000 yards Sgt A. O. Csmpbea Hamilton, 41, silver medal and Sgt T. A Jsnsen. Calgary.

4T. Ill; 2, Lieut Desmond Burke, Ottawa, 4T, 115; 4, Pte. A. a. Westman.

Sher-brooke. 44. tlO: 1 Cspt O. M. Oal- bralth, Hamilton, Sit; 4, Ounasr r.

stoncum, as, sin; i. Sis. R. MeCaba. Charlettetown.

46. 110: IT others ecoree of 41 ranging from, a down. The Coatee Team Match, 900 and yards: 1, Roysl Hamilton Light Infantry (Lleut-CoL W. Olbaoa Cspt IL 8. Oalbealth.

Lieut. C. E. alatchetL aa, ueut. noger sweet asi, total MO, tha Coatee Cup and MO.

I. OT of Ottawa (Capt H. W. Bishop, Lieut K. R.

McGregor, tt, Lieut A. P. Williams, CpL A. t. Wilson, tl), total 171.

30. Next In order tha Bhoi breaks ltegl. ment STt, and tha Argyla and Suthar-llnd Hiahlandera af Hamilton, lit upon ma ten icaoeta, muuerure rlflaa. 2S vards) Cadet B. H.

Tua- per, Wayne, Alberta, rs, cadet meoal and IS; 2, Cadet IMd Seal, Balmy Beach. Toronto, special medal and M. BeatUa, Olebe, Ottawa, ft, MJ0: R. k-lewelllnx. HamUton Col legiate Institute, IT, UX; Cadet M.

Davtea, Wsyoe, eg, Cadet D. W. Blyth, Lulher Collage, Tha MacDonaU Briar Shield (teams at four)-'. Prince Edward Highlanders. XL (Sergeant O.

O. McKel- lar It, Sergeant P. Hooper C.Q MU. A I. McCsba Cspt A W.

Allan N) total tn, shield and MO; I Victoria Rlflaa af Montreal (Major T. Spittal Ueut J. Boa, Sergeant i. W. Bharaa M.

Rifleman A. J. Bob- arts M) total tit, tit; 2. Governor Genera rs Foot Ottsrda 2T2, fa; -4, Argyla and Sutherland Highlands 2T2, 120. Next order RHLI, STL Queen's Own, Toronto 2TL, aad Nth OrenvlUe THE OTTAWA JOURNAL "I Canadian Open 18-HoIe Scores Canadian rices bylHreet AO rORK OOtsT CLUB.

To-mas. A eg. IT. Booses tor taa. Bra 11 of tha Canadian Open QoU Championship hara today ware: Indicates amateur.

Out In Total Stuart Alkso. PVIoh II I J. A. Noble. Oelt a Bobby Alston, Riremvaad.

SI Jack Wall Toronto B. Brown, Toronto a W. Brszicr, Bedin. o5 41 C. H.

Perkins, Hereford. Willie Ccenpn, Frisco SI Jimmie Johnstone, Toronto 40 Armstrong, 41 4 Armitege, Reg. Battlcy, Toronto Jsck Roberts, Oahswa Deve Noble. Simcoo 42 Hugh Borthwtek. Toronto N' A.

E. Cruttenden, Jeffer- -ion a Frank Ottawa Hugh Uegan, Toronto 41 JT N. Thorn peon Jr. Toronto 40 Rene Pariaaau. Oatlnaaa 42 41 A.

Hulbert ThernhUl 4 Mortie Dutra, Mich W. P. Crompton, Port Carting If -J. H. Chlpman, Toronto A.

Lynch, Mamsroneck aa 41 TJ Tl T4 A P. MacPherson, Men. treal 44 41 (4 Emmett rranch, u. B. ..44 4g 84 XT.

O. HobHtsel, Toronto. XI 71 Couzens States Hoover Told Him To Approve Loan Was to Go to Chicago Bank of Which Charles G. Dawes Was Presi dent. Associated maa by DirerrSrtre.

DETROIT, Aug. IT. Beusa 14 T2 Tf TT Tl Cotiaans (R. Mich.) teatifying before the Detroit bank brrestlgetmg Jury today, said ha had been asksjd by than President Hoover during tha last political ramps Ign to Issue "for political puraaaag. a statarMnt ap proving of tha loan at SN.000.ON to the Chicago Bank af which Chsrks u.

Dawn waa head. Mr. Hoover, tha aanstar aald. wanted tha statement for aoUtloal The reoueet ha aald. came In a talsmhona rail from the White House.

1 said I would be slad to do an if he got sn. opinion from his Attorney uenersi tnst I would not be violat ing the law," said Couasns. "All loans had been conrMantial untU about July IS, whan a law was paaaad requiring tne iteconsnuctian rtnanca torpor suon to report to on grass aa loans made ia secrecy. Nat rarsaalbjr las-sea. 1 Tne Michigan Senator aald that while hie statement of approval waa not formally Issued, he did appeal tha Da wee loan.

"Tha nation waa shocked wheat teased out from some source unknown to mo that Dawes, former president of the Hi P. had got loan from the R. P. ot $00.000 Cousene said. "Of course, the party mat wss out of power caprtalizad on uiau Couasna assented to a ramari Prosecutor Harry 8.

Toy, his uoner. to tha affect that "that Is whst Is celled politics, ia It notT" and said: Cava AD Chan re. "frankly, that scared the 7, C. and made it mare cautious. I asked tha Senete to appoint a committee ot Ave to investigate all loans made in secrecy.

You must remember Da area got his loan In June for a new bank. Ha waa not going to put In an old bank and hava the wtoe ones withdraw their money, but waa going to give ell depositors sn equal chanoa to withdraw their money. Swastika Wearers To Face Courts Toronto Mayor Issues Warning After Meeting or roiice oommisaion. Canadian rises by Direct Wire. TORONTO, Aug.

IT. Warning that any person displaying the swastika would ba liable of prosecution issued by Msyor W. J. Stewart today following a special meeting of the polios oommlsstrrn The mayors warning waa contained In a statement which was supported by a number af Jewish cttiaens wha hava Joined la an appeal to their people to restrain themselves should thsy sea tha Swastika emblem dis played and not resort to tha use of fares. The special meeting of the police xnaalealen was called to deal with widespread disorders which occurred hara last night when groups ot Jews and OentUss dashed and cams to blows.

Is Seeking Authority Tax Hull Residents George B. Sloan has filed motion for next meeting ot Cltv Council to ask tha Ontario Legala. aaaa legislation to give Ot- itherlty to Impoaa aurdktr eense feae an Hull, residents doing clsims ara hnaDsed on Ottawa real-dents doing bnsmcea in HulL TraiLlde Parker Defeated. In Newport Tennis PU7 NEWPORT. BJ.

Aug. lT-Erank X. Shtelda, st New York, today quail- fled tor the aami-Bnal round of Marksmen Plan ml bv aoaaina from behind te realster a 24. t-I victory over Frankia MUwaukaa youth, ba tha mast polished match played bora this Week. timer Alliaaa, Tease, Davie Cup rtaran.

had aa anhlU battle with Keith Oktdhia at Santa Barbara. CaJifornte. hefors baooaaina aarai- anailat Auisoa spotted OledhUl two arts before kitting his aaaa! stride, which carried him safely through tha next thraa tat a UT. f-4. PanlBa -BCHOONU WBBCKKD.

TURK'S ISLAND, Tha- Bahamaa, Aug. lA-Tha British seheoner, Edith Beillveea. ladea aim salt area wreok-ed yeeesrday at Soarth Caicea. Balvaaa To Honor Couple Bisley Han and Wife to Be Ooereta vanaaian Holiday. Cuedlaa Press by Direr aire.

CONN AUGHT RANGES, Ottawa, II Mr and Mrs. w. Law- ru, who have looked after the comfort of Canadian Bisley teems In the Canadian hut st tne great a aire Rifle meetings at aauey, aa Unrf for tha oast years, will riven holiday trip to Canada, tf plans of Canadian marksmen mature. r. w.

uwon, va shooting at Bisley for aaany years. Km found warm auoDort among members of the Dominion of Canada Bins Association bare lor hat suggas- iUn tha ceunte be given aouosy trip to the Dominion by either the association or the Individual marks men subscriptions. He declares tha couple ara failing health and Such protect would be the best wsy Canadian marksmen could express their gratitude for their long services. The D. ft A.

council wui conajaer the matter. In First Stage reartened Proaa Pass One. ana of the four women shots fat the big meeting, wss well placed at the two-thirds mark wttn a nice at. mrs. M.

C. Willard. of Sherbrooka, Que, luwMr found tha mii-asa trouble some and came back to lunch with a 51. Among those scoring perfacta at the short 100 rsrd range waa young D. M.

R. Winter, of Wales, ana of the Imperial cadet contingent Others getting of to fine start in the long rind included Capt A. W. roster, ot Amnerrt, n.a.; upi. n.

u. mc- d. of Ssint John; Pte. It Cotes, of Milton. P.I Sgt C.

W. roam and Lt James Boa. of Moatraal: Sgt J. P. Sampson, CpL J.

A. Desna and Major W. W. McNalm. of Ottawa; q.M.3.

J. a. A. eyas, or wincnssier, Ont: Capt A C. Lucae and CAM.

O. M. Emalie. of Toronto: Lt O. Matchett of Hamilton; Rflm.

H. D. Brereton, of Winnipeg, and Sgt w. MulhaU, of Weybum, Seek. Not Ba Good at M.

A bit of terete sprsns us aa the marksmen got to work at iba 100-yard rings but tha mirage was still difficult to handle, oamsson, now- posted another perfect score of for a two-Ultras scars ot to. B.eep-ing right up with him ware a few others, including Pte. P. J. Martinson, of La Tuque, Que.

Most of the men wno ware ante to gain perfect scores st tha opening distance however slipped at 500 yards. McLeod got a tor tl, aa did Doane, Emslla snd Matchett Pte. Olsen, of Three Rivers, kept right up with the leaders with a 35 st tha longer range for M. Other Wt were: CpL W. Black, of Villa St Laurent Cspt A W.

Allen, of Charlotte-town, and Sgt E. SpUUngford, of Weybutn, Sask. foster slipped to 33 for aa did Coles and Lucas. Sgt Foam took 22 for IT. CpL D.

Skerrett of Hamil ton, put on a perfect score at 500 yards for snd in the asms category were Sgt. Speneer, of Ottawa. Capt H. W. Blake, of St John: Cant J.

Bowen-, of Ottawa, and CpL T. W. Gregory, of Saint Jobs. Race Entries SARATOGA BNTBIBg. Stret rue aSAO.

The. Tern flirt Claiming, fillies, two-year-olda, Sv furlongs Fancy Feathers, 106: Aunt lit; Hssty Belle, tit: Bungs-low, lit: Bawk Moth. 119: Appomat tox, hi: ios, us: xinnate, no: Kasy come, 108: Eaay Sailing. Walda. 100: Uurmurtne.

loi: sue ten call. 100; sAns 104. Ssoond race. SIM) The' Pai nl- lOW Bteepwonaae. aeuing.

tnree year eiae sna up. se BagateUs, 141: Maid of n. wllaon 114: snapoai fjanron. 109. nU ejsal un.

mile a real 110: Pom Deli mil 110: Pom: The Derb. Bownov. Bsorat. 196: ruiq race, ee cialmlna. three-rear' sr-otos ana Puttalong, 160; a teater.

113: Integrity 100; Did She, lot: Wa atsa; 1 1 I log; about two mUea zx- atera. ls: Hampton ian. 109; Uric The Red, 14T: restorer. 144: xxDeck ugltt. 141: Rteawty, 141: The Awakening, lag; r.l.lnnl,n ISA Third race, 1000, The Horlcen Con- anions, msiaena.

tnree-year-oids ana up. six lurionss aroto. iuc snapieu. 111: LOnsrord. Bunalla.

not sweet Beautr. ltri; uien rsu. antnualaat, iix mace erode. roiianar. lis.

rourth raoe. 1300. added. The Dela- aaicap, uree-rear-oida ana Handicap, r-olda and Oun, 10T: 107: Blind 114: Morfalr, 114: Dark 1 Wilson mile iMsrcaalte. 105; ean, ios; Oeoulator.

ill: Tambour. lis; aeiuuuous, its; the Pine drove. Ward In 3hsnserr. lit; Blarney oestie. lot; icout lit: aterway.

a). Blatsi reaw aaoo. the Bound lauee alaunlnar. maislena. two-vear-otda.

At4 furloriga iln Bud, lag: Sun PTo-Uterilt: Wllrob. 10; Hldetoo. loi; nipped, loo; auocne neven, lui; cea- aaaain. log; sKinaa Minstret lcn: Willie Klein, loo sed Badge, lot: Onrtle Ufl: Chlltv. IOS- Two Broaana lot: puy Peteon.

lit: Iirmromptu. alt: Mtes Meecara, lot; KUtaaiond, lot: caDoonoo, lue; emeu notm. iw Wf-t at ror iia. a.l Wrtai en true tar svbSAv: PI ret race, 0700. olalmlng, maiden B-year otdo aad up, six furlooga Old Psabtoned.

00: Bueptetous, lot: Almond. 110: Oenaral Mliup. tot; Ateeta, lot; Oorslnax. lOl: Watchllte, 110; Btess, ivo; uisn snisoter, inr, itAisksdeen. 110.

ieoond race, taoo, olalmlng. l-year- jewetlOt: Maebee, 100: xctebana, 101: 100; ois turwoas biscx SVanxeroury suiin. eo; srewu us: uon vern, lie; aareer, lutioua. as; aviosro, 107; lot: Altaheb. 107: Mint- 1ST.

Alao eligible: Mynheer. io7- Autherttr. 100: More Anon. 109: King's Bounty, 101: Blue Darter. 107.

arour L' stabk) aad T. Mc. Oarra Tolas race. eow. sunn e-jvej-oUte.

Its furtonas Marao, lit; asootehTteld, 109: aMmplatt, jot: bBatty John. Ill: Buntlne. lot: aaourserra, lis; DnorMiaao, hit Royal lot. aA. Bultooat and K.

at Dulaaer Jr. entry be. V. Whitney en- 4700. claim tan.

tnree- aear-olde and up. foaled la Canada. wiite-eJunlam. one mite 114; 1 10a: nocne uur, airaL aa Roche Or. Mlah Mean.

101: loo: Free- Milestone, lot; Cudgeldoe, dseldoe. SI: fire thinker. Hi: estsJiui IteeL lit: Que Tot 104. vUeeteJIun. Tni tna 104; Taslmsn, Loot saint.

101: Alen: ea-rla delete. 104: lads Uda, 107; rifth raoe. froO. Tha Cherry Bin. 10- a weeps tan.

in: rewver uresi, lit: candy rasat, iioj sporooteter sixth not, 1700. claiming, t-year- 91 da ana up, sjjiv Queen. Ill) tenera Toy, iiaj aver Jean, 100. Ullyoes. Alien, no.

Aaat etlgnite Martlet, tea. xUttls ran. lot. Baverrta race, am, ciarouna. yeardde and up, talie and a furlong 'Weather, eaten ne, iw; rs, llO; TrovhTnorait Oarrtorwood, lot) Top Blind Apprentice all ApprenUoa tit; aQert usnareen.

lie: Battle. allowanoe CJalmed. Appointed Canon I 1 I 1 fl II II tuei if 1 I Bar. Raral Daaa Bebert Turtey. rector af Tramaty Ousrch.

Ottawa af Christ Chaorb Csxswdial has beea Rev. Robt Turley Divinity Class, and agin fat 1M1 ha won two mora prlxea. BaosMng his ordination aa deacon la tha same year. Canon Turley waa ordained a priest In the Anglican Church tha following year, and was appointed missionary to Combermere. mm Combermara be waa transferred to Beachburf.

and after senrlhg there for a short whlla, was again transferred to Clayton, where he waa incumbent for eight and a halt years. Canon Turley was then appointed i. uhhnrins narlsb of Paksn- ham, where ha remained anouer eia'i reera. Eleven years ago ha came to Ottawa to take char as of St Paters Mission, and waa shortly afterwards appointed rector of lus present par ish. Trinity, na wss aneoe Dean in UM.

During his Incumbency of Trinity Church, a new church building waa erected, the uutueistons icing laid aa Caaober M. MM. anefOte oburca opening ea aa Tha appetntmani 4 CBa interfere la ar erey with Jhla stabs. si Trinity, sol wiu saswaae snwre so rector. 1 t.

In TamtwraJry Charge Of JUqnunait uryaocx Knaineer Com ma niter Tbaaaaa C. PVUltoa. aonsuHIng asval aiginsar, ot th. Naval Service at nsuooal taa- fenee rtewWusrtsrs, bsa itia unearstaed, af the drydack bauimstt Inglnsar SH.HI.M le the sasilsr uste la the aarrica, Ua aaakwaa commsncing Febrnary 22. MgJ.

THOMAS a. corrEY. Tbomaa Gladstone Coffey, son of Mrs. Coffey and tha leae.Pstriok Joseph Coffey, and a native edOttawai died yeaterdsy at his homo, 271 lllnsss of only throe weeks. His unexpected death, which occurred In his 'orty-third year, has come as a great shock Jo Ms family, sad has saddened a boat friends In Ottawa.

u. r-h. heeti in the Capital on Msy li WL and had resided hero aU hat life. Although of a fuiet disposition, he had gained a wvoa circle of friends and sotfualntancas. sr.

ha eaucauon Joseph's School and the Ottawa uni versity, and was sn esteemed mem ber of bt Josepns noman Church. For some yeers he was employed by the General Supply Coropenhr, and since UM he hed beea on the staff of the International Paper Co, Ltd, where he wss equally highly aateemed, both by his fellow members ot the staff snd his superior officers. In addition his mother, who resides ia Ottawa, Mr. Coffey is avourn-ed by four sisters, Mrs. Frank McDonald, Miss Louise Coffey, Mrs.

W. J. Dslton, and Mrs. Harold Edwards, nttewa. and three brothers.

John Bright Coffey and Jamas Carle- ton Coffey, both of Montreal, and Fat. Mb Joeenh Coflev. of Ottawa. iv. will he held tram his late residence on Saturday morning at 2.40 o'clock to St Joseph's Church, where requiem high mesa will be ohanted at o'clock.

Interment will be made In Notre Dame cciaawry, August Sale Fur-Trimmed Coats Opportunity like this la not likely to knock again after September lit TAKE ADVANTAGE NOW! Note tha smart collars ana new glee vet in the stylet sketched. Suede and Boucle Cloths Alaska Sable-(Skunk). Manchurian Wolf. Platinum and Eclipse Dyed Wolf and Grey Squirrel trims. Black Licorice.

Night Brown shades. Sizes. 13 to 44 Vi. Neatly lined, and warmly interlined Friday THUBSDAY, AUGUST XT, 1933. Increase Shown In Canal Traffic sk apS- lyice as Many Passen gers Carriefl on ute Hi-dean in July.

Bsmlniarent of the old days whan uua foaa af Iransportstion waa ao genenJ, freight trafflc an tha Ottawa Btsar rsmls and uiaiaigir trafBs aa tha Ridaeu Canal showed a sub- apual ktcreesa fat July. freight which pasaed through the Ottawa River canals in the month to, M.111 tons, compared with M.0M tans In Julv. 1HL On the Bldeau Canal freight carried totalled 2JB2 tana aasinst tons in July. U9X, but iissssi gaia earned num oarer 412 against only 211 last year. Tha greater amount of treigni transported on the Ottawa River is duo to the large ail storage tanks now located hare, both oil and gaso-line being brought tram Montreal to Ottawa by water-borne carriers.

Soft eeel also figures largely in the trade. Increasing popularity of cruises up tha Rideau through the Rldeau Lake region to Kingston is attributable, for tha greater number of passengers reported for this route lest month. SHOPS WIN GAME. In the Canadian Pacific Recreation Club Softball League, Shops handed Messengers a trimming when they emerged an top of a score of 11 to I In their sudden death play-off game last evening st Commissioner Park, thereby winning the second half of the schedule Shone snd Ticket-Telerhsnh will now engage la a beat two out of three game aeries for the club chsmpion- ship and cup. GUESTS AT BOUT.

A party of 250 boys under 15 years 'of age, from tha Kiwanis Club and the. nttewe B0vai'Club. wss enter- temed test night by Harry Goldberg at tha boxing bouta at tha Audltor-b TV. bma entered themselves thoroughly, and ware moat appracia- Uve af Mr. Ooldbarg's hospitality.

CJ.S. Second floor Lovely Caracul Coats Group It large to tiara's a wide choice. Grey, Dark Brown, Medium Brown, and Black. Not- likely to be repeated at tWa low pricenot even at C.D.S. Sixes 14 to 40 in the lot 49-50 CAMAD1AN DMEriTSroB Corriar Bank anal Unrier.

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