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adian Pension Commission with

for a icstlons for

which allowances may be paid to "burnt out veterans" from 00 in 55

years;

An act to assist towards the ern-

TRONTO April 2-Among out- standing developments in the Can adian mining industry of recent months is the production of a new material called “rock \1>ol." an extremely effective insulating ag- ency. Two plants now are in oper- ation in Ontario turning out rock wool-one of them producing a long fibred wool having a density of three to four pounds a cubic foot, and the other a short-fibred mate- rial with a density of eight to ten pounds a cubic foot.

The establishment of the rock

wool ,industry followed successful experiments by the Dominion De- partment of Mines which showed that large deposits of _a special type of limestone existing in the Niagara district of Ontario were capable of being used in its pro- duction.

Most of the product is being used

by the construction trades for pur- poses of insulating against heat and cold, and it is claimed there is a market for it of almost unlimited possibilities. It has merit also, it Ls said in the .sound-proofing of buildings and for the acoustical treatment of offices. theatres. audi- toria and. radio studios.

EXPEDITION WILL

OBSERVE INSECTS

(By The Canadian Press)

PORT MORESBY. New Guinea,

April 1-A scientific expedition, sponsored by the American Mu-

'I'he expedition is headed by Dr.

Richard Archbold, airman-scientist. Three airplane mechanics and an amphibian 'plane will be included in the expedition. Base will be es- tablished at Dam, on the Fly Riv- er, and researches will be made to- wards the river‘s sources.

The 'plane will carry ten pas-

sengers at a cruising speed of 158 miles an hour. Sufficient gasoline for 1.ooo mre nights will be Stored-

Short Story Winner of I.0.D.E. Com- petition

National Edueational committee,

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OPTOMETBIST MONTAGUI, P. E. I. Office Connected With Drugstore.

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, , HAPPY WAY..

In Tourney

aiu; Affecting A _pf Three British

Veterans Pass W",‘,ff,'5"°M G°lf¢"° Tied

. (c. r. o ooffaim' 'iapwiu win)

(cr. ny cancun. spoon wtf?) I BRAM§HUr_ H,,,'np,,,,“,_ Apfu °""`AW*' “"1 1“5°°°“’ ‘° °“ 1-'rom British golfers wen use

was taken in the House of Com- = Maw mons todayonthreeblllsaifect-I . lm" m°l°‘dmm°D‘uy f

I . £2,000 tournament at the end o

1°? “Z” "°"”“‘;th '“t‘°g b$°”’°§ the accom round today. °°¢° "°°‘””¢ W °" ° °“ » ° Per Anim of Beaconsfield on m0ti0n 0! Hon. C. G Power, eww nude? ,_ In and a 70 for 5 3641019 Minister of Pension; and Health, ww of “L Rm, wmwomb of

were referred to the special _com- INKSHAPES Q Puuwna md _“mes Adam, of mm” °11 WWW* md °°‘di°f5 " Romford with 89 and 'I2 each were problems- IN VI N BIB LE usd with luuss.

The bills are: an act to amend - #nam Wim, Lama qw-wp, D;-°_ gddgd

the Pension Act. moraine the Gan- HRM a vs to me '11 yesterday. His to-

MRS. LUCETTA McDONALD

Deep sadness fell over the com-

George McDonald, on Friday mom- iug, Jan 31

the daughter of the C men Steele, had been a very strong and healthy woman until towards the middle of December, when she was stricken with pleurlsy, and al though uneasy, her friends enter- tained the brightest hopes for her recovery. She was tenderly cared for by her devotel family and friends, fortified by the last sacra- ments and without a momenvs warning, on the above mentioned date her spirit winged its flighf, to Him who gave it. Luoetta as she was familiarly known will be greatly missed by all. .she was one of those wonder- ful women who always seemed equal to every emergency, always willing to serve others in time of need and had the honor and con- fidence of all those with whom she wine in contact. she was an ideal christian wife and mother in every sense. Her strlct observance of the rules of her faith and her devotion to her fam- ily leit an example worthy of im- iiation.

tal 0! 152 him in 4Lst place.

the pensions appeal court and lim- Behind the leading trio camo

Jack Busson, member of the Brit-

mniioie time DN ' ish Ryder on mm, with 10-13- pell ; p

Anacttoamendthewarvet- 148,BertGaddof WestChsbiro

emu Ao: to reduce the ago at ____ gina as-'14§iJ xg g. a. agony

TUBTIIM MEAN BEWZB8

ployment of former members of munity of Little Pond and vicinity, OAKLAND, Cam” Am-1| 3_,Ag the forces which will set up a com- when death entered their midst Jwk Dgmpgey Wggmngwn Tyla-_ mission in accordance with ,the and suddenly called to its etemaf Negrm mg owupation md hem my report of the Hyndman Oommia- reward the soul of Mrs. Lucetta --sqengmc ww" dang, md mm sion. McDonald, widow of the late John Q-une,-_" The f,w° 3° hand gn 1mnd_

Jack trains the turtles and they clean the sewers

e turtle at a manhole or other

opening, and Tyler says thsre's little that will stop them.

Sometimes, the trainer explains. ey show up a bit the worse for

encountering a sewer rat. But, Ba ing the snapping typo, they usually go through.

If two or three are long "over-

due," a little one named "Nellie" gets the call. “Nellie” never has failed to come through, pushing or dragging her charges.

DROP FISH FRY FROM

PLANES T0 RE-STOCK

CANADIAN LAKES

MON'I‘R»EAL. April 2--Reports to

the Province of Quebec Pisiculture Service show that a method has been developed whereby fry are dropped from the air into lakes where hydroplanes are unable to land. several experiments conduct- ed under various conditions and at

Wes t In dies ’ Governors Retire

PORT OF BPAIN, Trinidad.

April l-Sir A. Ciaud Hollis, Gov-, ernor of 'trinidad for six yearn. sailed today for England with lady Hollis to go into ntirement.

Hesailedthesamedaya|Bir Thomas A. Cubitt, Govemor of Bermuda, left Hamilton for home. sir Olaud will be succeeded by Sir Murchison Fletcher, due to mm here in september. md sir Thomas in Bermuda by Lt. Gen- eral Sir Richard Rudyard who will take over his new duties in May.

The Bermuda Governor. like Br Claud, will also go into retirement soon after he returns to Emgland. The colonial secretaries in the two colonies will act as governors pending arrival 'of the new ap- pointces.

Hitch-Hiked From

Boston to St, John

alinrr Joint, Nr.. April 2-(0.

P.)--Three young girls, one of them not yet in her 'teens, who said they had hitch-hiked from Boston, were being cared for here tonight while

thorities investigated their story

‘MANUFACTUBE OF Tm i3°°°“5°d Wh° W” Nm *I5 Tyler fastens A small blade re- Mfrhe three who gave their names'

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ROCK W0°l» IS NEWST Y ;Southemown.forty-thiw years uso. 'sembiing that of a mow plough in and ages as Frances George, 11,

CANAW/*N INDU R t late le t miniature, to o tui-ue mo nun hu sister, Betty. iz, and moi-ence

| '_'_' ‘ . him through u clogged drain. Pitt, 17, all of Boston, applied for

' ‘ ' A pinch of pow ered flies awaits shelter at police headquarters to-

s 4. sz. _ iso 'iso ' th

night. The George girls told police they were bound for Halifax where their mother resides and had taken the Pitt girl along "for company." They had nothing with them ex- cept the clothing they wore, they said.

The mother of the sisters had

said she would send transportation to Halifax, police said.

Goins New Word In Attacking Legislation

(C. P. By Guardlarfs Special Wire) CYITAWA, April 1. - Thomas L.

Church, Conservative member for Toronto-Broadview. 'coined a new word today when he led an attack on the government bill to establish a national employment commission.

Canada, he said, was being

By the death M her beloved VB-V101!-1 B-\"Wd¢S MW °h°W“ th’ "statlsticked to death." There was

husband six years ago she was left a widow with ten small children, a _"ew months later God called one of her little ones to heaven. Al- though her cross was heavy she never complained. Her cheerful disposition and bright smile that never faded in life, brought sun-

good deeds, her memory will shine as a beacon light to illuminate the pathway of those she lofi; behind. In the various local societies of which she was a member she will be sadly missed. As President of the Altar Society for three years she was most faithful to her duty and took the greatest care to have the

the offering of the Divine Sacrifice.

As President oi' the Howe Bay

and Eg'ington Womcn‘s Institute she was always on duty. interested in the weliarc of her district, and her advice. co-operation and cheer- fulness will bo greatly missed by all the members of this society, - Her funeral took place February 2nd to St- Francis de Sales Church, and despite the bad roads and in- clement weather it was largely attended. After Requiem Mass, celebrated by the Pastor, Rev. L. P. Callagan. D.D.. her mortal re- mains were laid in the adjoining cemetery in the shadow of the

Clara, Mrs. John W. MdDonald,

Donald her mother, Mrs Clement

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process to be practical and harm- less to the tiny fish, it has been

anouncod.

Recognizing the importance of

sport fishing in the attraction of tourists the Pisiculture servl ce working through nine stations sys- tematically is re-stocking Qlebeo

shme t'° nm hear” M many’ and lakes and river where fishing has because of that and her , manypbeen depleted flydmplanes an us,

ed commonly for the transport °f fry, and it has been found that the use of oxygen makes it P05- sible to reduce the amount of water ,and carry in each trip six times as imany fry as could be taken under ‘ordinary circumstances.

svnunv Hannon THBWES

House of. God nent and spotless for SYDNEY' N_ S_ W_ _ sydney-,U

world-famous harbor berthed more shipping last year than at any time in its history. Official figures dis- close last year‘s tonnage totalled 17,536,164, comprising 6,856 ship!- The previous record of 1927 was oxcoeded by more than 1.000.000 tons. The harbor iB DOW Glilimed W be the busiest in the southern

hemisphere. W *A '-rw*

phaned family were the numerous mass cards and letters, spiritual and floral offerings received by lthem since her death.

Rest on. dear Lucetta, though our hearts are sad, we have the com-

TURON-r0_ Apm 3_(C_p_)._-Mug little church she attended so faith- that u M., mf, Emily Leovens of vidcier crossing. fully and S0 Well- She leaves f° f§,',;'in,fa,:',‘,;ur,:,n°fy,,¢ blight home B_C__ was ,mmumad wmght, gg mourn their loss nine children, prepared mr you by mu. Heavenly winner of the Dominion-wide short- Raymond. Fidclus D.. Clement, Alex, Famen ms wml mt Wm 5° d°ne_ awry comspetmon sponsm-ed by ¢h¢_ Daniel, George and Mary at home: BLR

;",;‘,‘;,°“°1 °'d°' mugmm or the i§A?iceH?>¥sewa1eT;aucr;i1eg;Yu(;i:;' 11:: M°N°'“" "W snmswm 79- ' YEARS IN BER

H to entmed --Remember. mother-in-law, Mrs. Fidelus Mc- ms F CANADIAN ,mu-

iiigh dozneriigieii- 5'°°‘é"““d "'° "’°“‘°"‘.' James' sum .roms ma. April 2-It is

Miss Marjorie J. Thompson of Winnipes. md Francis. southamp- fourteen years gmc’ ; m“y_°°1°,,4

Renton, NB., received fu-gf, honqr- ton, and two sisters, Rev. Sr. st. manga, pup beg", to fnqumt me able mention. Honorable mention Ullman. grey nun, Qliebw. and freight sheds on me sunt _mm was also given to Miss F. M. Jar- Mrs. M. Bradley. New York. wat” from md mme the wqmmh dan, Brantford; Miss 2:. M. ner- The pail-bearers were Messrs. an” 0, the harbour p,,u,,e_ -nw ¢“-S°“- D°“°“*”' M"'“'? W" L' S' `7°s°ph Campbell' Edwam M°'D°"' coufo. him "Tho st out in Metf0,.d_ salmon Am, gg" M1" aid. Reid Underhay. Lome Keele, denslom But pmsmuy it Wu vm, L_ M_ Klns_ Mmgnd, Nu" M_ M_ J. D. Steele, W. B. Mills. respect and affection' beam” “The Fisher, Halifax, Galen H. Craik, One mark oi' esteem in which Bum" Quinny decided h, mud me moms, sur.. auth mm wood. U" d°¢°H°¢d was held and the deep DOM, ,,,,,_ md ,,,,;,,,,¢,,-11,. h, won

w“tmmm¢_ Qu," .mg muy Qvgg. sympathy shown towards her or- the wnohoun’ und" ms pmwcu°n_ mn' °°1“"' ~ - ` He has been on the Job ever since.

and while old age is slowini ml gait, and he spends mom time lv- mgm thesunshinethan he did

years :gm he ltill il faithful and dilism -

Bum patrols the yard about his warehouse by night. H14 bl' “Y watches closely those who go in and out. If goods are being rcmoevd 11° looks to ssc Hut s eehstabis in uniiormisinsight, sndifsoall u won. _

lately gba ecnstablca acquired I

cat they call Minnie. Bum prompt- ly took Minnie wma- ms wins. protects hor from strange dons. and

a bureau of statistics, a. department of labor and other agencies which could gather all facts and figures relating to unemploymmt without appointing another uselss commis-

sion.

Mr. Church suggested the govern-

ment would be doing the country more of a service by going after employers of labor, department stores for instance, who mistreated employees. He said it was shown recently by one department store it could "snap its fingers" at Parlia- ment, and it was shown in the House only a, month ago a depart~ ment store could intimidate the press. He mentioned no names.

The Dominion, Mr. Church said,

should assume all administrative costs for relief. The municipalities had been carrying this burden al- together too long

WOULD IMP!-IRSONATE ‘ BERNARD SHAW

KANSAS CITY. April 3-(C.P.)-

It sounds like April fool, but Al Jolson says he really would like to play the role of George Bernard Shaw, whiskers and all.

"Audiences are getting tired of

seeing me blackened," he said last night as he paused hero on the way to New York. "Whisker: are just ss funny _as a black face and !’m changing."

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taps and electric stoves before 80-

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