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Chicago, Tuesday. Grains declined under scattered selling by commission houses, with the easiness of the outside markets and the unsettled war situation creating uncertainty and encouraging liquidation in spite of the strength of the domestic cash situation. Wheat declined in sy

MR F. W. ROBERTSON APPOINTED Provost Announces Big Jump in Rates Stonehaven Town Council last night appointed Mr F. W. Robertson, deputy town clcrk, to succeed the late Mr J. B. Cunningham town clerk. Robertson has also been appointed clerk of the peace. A motion by Councillor E

Decree Court, tion of Mrs Marion ( of University Scott on from Dr of his adultery- defended- ftt The suit a The - ma SW 917 ' . Abbey ornoustie, e$T . Scott lived a.® g co tland. other places children. wa? :'j Mrs Scott, s had com] b told her that■ 1931- - and they been alleged

The receipts from sport at St Andrews for September show an increase all over of £27 4s as compared with September last year. The details are: — Sept. 1934. Sept. 35 Old Course £233 5 0 £252 0 0 Edeii Course 213 2 0 2 Jubilee Course ~.. 26 6 3 33 11 Putting— ci ik Bruce Embankme

upon a clear, lovely complexion, sparkling eyes and intriguing figure. These come only with health—and one of the most common enemies of health is constipation. Your diet should contain adequate "bulk" to properly exercise the intestines—and many meals do not Keilogg's All-Bran

Special Cable. Calcutta, Thursday. The jute market is higher, with more doing. First marks groups are quoted rupees 46 r>er bale, business done and buyers, f.o.b. Calcutta for U.K. The mills are buying loo*e jute steadily. The hessian cloth market quipt. 10 oi. 40 in. rupees 10|

Dudhope Follies, presented bv Mr J. Robertson. The programme was delightfully varied.

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FIXED FOR LIVERPOOL IN FEBRUARY. Kid Berg, the holder, and Jimmy Walsh, of Chester, are to meet for the British lightweight title at the Liverpool Stadium on Thursday, February 6. Mr Johnny Best, the Stadium promoter, has already secured the signature of Walsh, and he is expecti