Montreal, Tuesday. On this earliest (late on record tho Kiver 81. Lawrence, between Montreal and * been eloaed navigation to-day with tj>o re ol gas buoys owing to the early clot>mg winter ico . A hundred freighters «re expected to leave for fcuvopc daylight navigation before ae

WARWICK 1 O-AVON (Amateur Riders) SEL. PLATE. 1 NEVER MIND, cl) li PoUava—Kilinsann (Mr. F. VVilmol). 10 Mr. R. s-a HERON. 11 11 Mr. JL CornWliie 9-| MACUNTOCK, 10 7 .Mr. F. Walw.vn 1008 *|. _ I'lov (Mr. A. Boralll. Esronore Heir (Mr. J '.lt Motavllle). .md Ditchlord (Mr. E. Lni

Globe and Phoanix Good Among Rhodesians London, Tuesday Evening. Dulness prevailed the Kaflir to .he uncertainties the fore.gn and rumours of labour trouble on <he K»nd. Later in tbe session, however, a h^demng tendency was noUceanle hero caused { » teins were finally lower at a

Bread RECIPE lor Crown Bread is asked for "E. I. . Belfast, Required-}!!, wheaten meal, 11b. Hour, teaepoonlul SII Ito 2ozs. bolter, good teaspoon baking soda, and about pint Mi™ be'flour, meal and Milt in basin. Cut and rub the butter until like breadcrumbs; to, add the soda, a

Children’s sluggish spells and other little upsets just vanish overnight when you give them ‘Milk of Magnesia.’ A gentle antacid and mild laxative like this is ideal for a child of any age, including infants. SAVE YOUR TEETH! Acid destroys teeth. Add forms in die cleanest mouth—

THE MONEYLENDERS ACT (N.D.1933 NOTICE APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE UNDER SECTION 2. > l,c .f « f „ . Certificate to enable to obtam ?'«“ t 'iffity Of the City Belfast m <be November 1953. SOPHIA SHRAOL, Applicant, fiLOSS LL-8., Solicitor for F ' AppUcant, F 2. Royal Avenue, Belfa

BEIiFAST NEW B-LETTER. WSPNESPAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1933 LORD CARSON AND DE VALERA “Put on the Throne .. And England Says Nothing” MR. THOMAS’S “HARMFUL” SPEECHES issue for British Electors—Do They Want Conservative Government ? OKESIDING at a dinner given in honour of Lord Lloyd in i

Polling also took place yesterday in the byelection in the Rutland and Stamford Division, where the vacancy was caused by the death of Mr. Smith Carington. the Conservative member. The candidates were Lord Willoughby dc Eresby (Con.) and Mr. Arnold Grey (Labour). The figures at

Mr. J. Maynard Sinclair, the Unionist candidate for Mournc, commenced his campaign yesterday when, in company of officers of the local association, visited several parts tho constituency. is generally felt that his contest with Mr. Patrick O’Neill, the Nationalist nominee, will

activities the province, Mr. Sinclair non of the late Mr. John Sinclair, D.L., formerly chairman of the Belfast Savings Bank, and a Belfast Harbour Commissioner. He a director the firm of Messrs. S. Sinclair & Co., flax, hemp, yarn and cloth merchants, Belfast, and of the Lagan