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D I R ICT FROM ENGMND

ini; oiziem

|iCHAM LAVENDER VING BOWL AND STICK

that finds s with things. An li delightful Sh

quite as

Rich in

sticks. in psisnt Bshiito Economy holder. Price, 501:. LAVENDER PRODUCTS by POTTER dr MOORE. LTD- =-"~.i.z'::.-:'.::...::.-.=i:'.::.:~ =-"~ "“‘-~

Bari. so-o., sro. érymu, s-rua.

hvsncior House, LONDON

g Power Corp ..... ... ... ...

Established I 749

(lite New York Times) (Canadian Press)

according to one of the vag,.m¢y_

The Asbestos, which Lynch time as Cannon

y's” car and rode two miles io common rrstiires. .e b ttlo lasted t'.ve“tv m’nutcs h G'l"s saying "l‘ve had en- h, I'm in n* co`d"io’i to fight,” `l"`il1'! £0 LYNCH. The attend- € 0"iC“r retu"re'l to town with 'ral cuts on his face. “Brit you

I as they robbed her home.

colm Beaton.

Daniel MacDonald.

h’ ‘° ‘ee l`° °°"-ef f"l°“’~" 11°; Grade nr'<sr.>-1, Dorothy Nova;

2, Glen MacKenzie; 3, Nelson Mac-

-zeri cri"s eo ifi not »o.g>nnd ire re i of the dey. lD,,,,,,_,d_

Giilfil” “gh” SUSPECT GIVEN HIS RELEASE

literary career into which Awtrmnsr, N. s., April 12-The J. (Bossy) Gillis stepped murder of Mrs. Mabel Smith on l>€lD8' New'bui'.vD0!‘t'6 "bid Feb, 3 was recalled today with the

Ml1l'0l"' £0651 led him into his* release of Harry Capner, an early

list “Zhi Wlthlll ,B W¢¢l<~ suspect in the case, who was later iight i»°0l¢ P1309 in an UM!! cleared of suspicion. Cpaner was with a 135-pound onnvficnt given his rreedorn after he had

Gillis'-S 200-P01154 l-‘°dY served two months and seven days-

the ex-Mayor puffed "like s. of 5 mm. month, sentence for

Cyril Spracklin, Halifax, was still

°l'P°*l"‘*°."'” -l°“ml°l\ in ian. although sheriff o. D. school attendance officer. Shipley had applied to the Depm_ had W°’d-5 °“ the ‘WPS 0! ment of Justice for his release. H`u °"°" U’ “"t'°l° 5-" Gwsys Spracklin .was arrested at the same

'ml d:S°"°dit °“ his “muy” The two men were exonerated of me “':"d "y°u°W"' “tered by the murder following the arrests of he, Lvnch, and two friends two Amherst youths ,nuemm "li °"'M“Y°" Plled l“"°' smith and Aivah Heriwood, who

confessed they had killed the aged invalid when she recognized _them

Grade V-1, Daniel MacKenzie. Grade IV-l, Evelyn Noye; 2,

Montreal Stock Market

(Usnndisn Press)

Blocks

Bsthurst A ... .....

Boll Tcl . ... ..- ... ... .... 8;’/5

.ll

Oisss

Brssilisu ... ...._ ... .... ... ... Can Cor ... ..., ... .. ...... 3 Do Pfd ..... ... .. . . ... ... Can Ind Al ... ... ... ... .... c P it .. ... ._.. ... Dom Bridge . . . ... ... ... Dom Steel snd Cosl B ,.... Int Nickel ... ... ...- .....

Massey Harris ... ... ... .... liIeCol Front ..... ... ..... Montreal Power ... ..., ... .... Nat Brow ... ... ... ... .....

2 roi; 15 so 1000 a 7%

27 15% 6%

Quebec Power ... ... ...... 11% Sbuwinlgsn ...._ ... ... ..., .... Steel of Csn ... ... ... .... Winnipeg lil ... ...‘... ... ..._

GRAIN

(Usnndlm Press)

WiNN!P!lG, April 1%-

ULODI

Wheat: lfsy 52%; July ills( to

Oct 35%.

Oats; May 24%B; July 2455A;

24‘$fiA. ‘

Burley; hlsy BOKB; July MMA:

Oct BZKB. A

ossn rnrcns

Wheat: No 1 lnird 58%; No 1 nor-

5i'5/,; No 2 nor 40%; Nu 3 nor 48%; No 4 nor 47”/1: No 5 45%; No 6 4-tl/4: Feed 42 1 Truck 517;: No i durum 55%; No 2 diirum 52%; No 8 durum 40%: No 4 durum 48%.

Oats: No 2 C W 21%* 21%; No 1 ford 207.; No 2

Ilejected 17561 Trai-.ir 24%.

Barley: ii row ex 3 ff W 35%; 2 row

ex RCW 33%! No 3 C W 30%? No 4 CW27'Ti!No5C\V25'$/g;.\`o0CW 24'/Q; Track 3055. _

PRODUcE

(Cnundlim Press) MONTREAL, Apvli 12-Butter eased

fruciionniiy while potatoes arlranoeil on the lilnntreal produco and dairy innrlzet today.

Heavy receipts sud light rlcmnnil

forced no 1 regradc-rl butter in rar- lois or less down bull ii cent ni. 30 to 305-3 cents s pound. lt was lcarned hero that of the 7,000 boxes of New ’/.colund butter nccently releosodfriini imnd in Vancouver only one car, 500

10% 14% 2%

$6:

Oct

'50 g,”

QQ ra

boxes, has been shipped east and this has already been so d. Receipts

1,430 boxes. _

New lirunswlck or Prince Ediraril

island grern mountain potatoes pf" S0 bound bag gaincd 10 cents ut P to 80 cents. P. E. 1. green mountains pr-r 90 pound bug are no longer bc- ing offered. ‘

Eggs were unchanged, fresh exirris

in ciirlots or less selling at 17 to 11|/, firsts at 15 to Lili, cents and scr- onils nt 1-i to l-il/5 cents u dozen. lie- oelpts were 3,02l cnscs.

Current Oiturin colnrcd cheese held

firm nt 1002 fo ll c~nts ir pound. Of- ferings were only % boxes.

M T1. CURB

, (Cnrindisn Press)

Stocks ii A O'i . 7%

'Ili-nubrirnols . . . ., . 70

Dom Erg

linp Oil ... ... ... ..... ...

.lain 'rob ..

Int Pete ... ...

...____

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press)

MONTRE \l., April l2-British and

f r igu ox lmnso in relation to the Cnnirrlinn iloilnr_ as compiled by the ltoyrii Bank of Canada, closed toiluy as foiiows:-

Argevtinu peso .3i21.

Australia pound 3.2650.

Austria shilling A443. t

Belgium helga .1080

Clnln

:Sivan

were 1

Pivotal New

York Stocks ,

(Canadian runs)

'ltooks Class Am sud I' Powsr ...._ 4% Allied Chemicsl ... ... Am Bineltinl ... . . ..

_ _

‘ s

IIIIARTERLY MEETING iii

82 11

Am Tel and Tel ... .. . ... 9;?

41 '

Anscondl ... ...._ ... ... ..... Atchison . . . .. Auburn Motor ... . . ... .... C P B ... . . ..... Csss ... ... ... Chnspesko sud Ohio ... ... _... Con Gu ... ... ... ... Corn Products ... .... Delswsro sud Bud ... .... .... Eastmsu.... ... ..... ... ... ..... can niactrio ... 13%. Gen Foods ... ... ... . . .... 95 Gen Motors ... ... ... ... .... 18 Int Hsrvasor t..... ... ... ..... .. 23 Int Nickel ... ... ... ... ... ee it

Not Biscuit ... ... ..-. -1-4 ..¢ gg

fi# 28%

iiiii

40 M 53

N Y Central ... ..., ... ... .--... North American ... ...._ ... ... Pub Ser N J ..... ,... -... ... ._ 36

llsdio ... ... ... .... ~4:2 Stand Oi-i N .T ... » .~ ... ... H .. Tex Gul! ... ... ... ... .. li Union Carbide ... ... ... ._..r

Union Pacific ... ... .-.-¢ ` U I Bubbsl sr.. ... 1.1 ... ti Vanadium ... ...~. ..._ ... ..... 1 Westinghouse ... ..... l( Woolwortb ... ... ....

.-_._-_.___...

LIVESTOCK

écsnsdlsn Truss) r znii)§Ts%s AL' inA‘i`m' \rm°t°Rl°iim on e on e wo _ on rea vo- stock markets today.. Offerings were composed of M cattle, 269 hogs and 37 sheep and lsmbs.

-441 cattle were handled st :he ysrdls fo; logngrth tol`GrI¢;st BriAtvii;ii esvng on n li. '. ._ on r

13 on the Manchester Producer.

Todoy's receipts of cattle were

made up of common to Just fuir quality cows and bulls sud prices were about steady.

Calves were steady st 83 for cam-

mon to plain quality venls to $4 for medium to medium good kinds, with a top of Sd for n couple of choice nl pi ir ii t

C V9! C P OU 1

Spring lambs - were unchanged.

Most of the sales were 84.75 and $1 ouch_ according to weight nnd qual- ity. Sher-p brought $3 tn $3.50.

Hugs were about steady. (Tomi

qu:|l‘ty lipgs hruuiriii' $5.50 with plirt

as ir load up to $5.05, fed iiud rruicr- c .

N. Y. CURB

(Cnnsdinn Press)

Rim-ks `("iose A er- (‘nu B 6

'll F

*mer Sun i"f\\ver ... .. 3

-is G nurl El

“nu Mnrcnni ... . . .

r*|‘lr»»z Sfrr . . . ... .. V-‘.1 Rnnfi nnd .‘ii\ar`e ifrwrl nf Crinadn A 'um Oil ... ... ...,... 6"- lvt T"‘f° ... ... ... ... ...._ 1014 ‘l'n'* TT-‘fl ... ... --... 0% Sl. Oil Ind 1')

MINING

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, April 12-

Btocks Close Acme Oil ... ... ..... ... ... .. 8 Ajax Oil ... .. . . ... 55 Alex .. 2 Amulct . . . . . ..... 101,; Arno . . . . . .. 2% Ashley . . . . .. 130 Tlngnnmc ... ..._ . ... . . ... Barr- -Ii . . ... ... . . .. Bunk Hill ... . . . ..... llriilnrre ... .‘.. .. ... .. Cen Pat _... ... ... .. .... (‘irl Oil .... . Fnsile T .. _ . .. (lhiboug ... . . . . . . ~ Plcrlcy ... ...._ . . ... ... Columnrlo ... ... . . ..... Dome lil'~ies ..... . . . ..... F‘B'idi:e . . Grahom-B . .. . . ..

:noone .. ,.1 r<r<;1‘..1

'r ii 2% ms 111/, :i '.*."/r 'ilé 1 sis moo zoo itil

‘|31 795 11

Grnnalia .. . .... Hollinger . ..... lIn|n”n‘end . . . ... ..... iinivey . . .... 70 Huroptan . .. . . ... Iii Kirk Luke . ... ..... 3|;

Kirk Pre ... ... .... . . ..

8435 34

an-'i mmf- .mi 31253562 :iz '.1-'_ :_

Lake Shore -..

*WWW* Grade III (Jr.)-1, Lois Gillis.

“IELVELLE SCHOOL i Grade 1-1, rnida Murdock; 2,

I-isle Murdock; 3, Gordon Murdock.

X“1- 0"” M¢“`K€l-"` 2- Helen C. Drake-Teacher. Murdock; 3, Martin -ll- (Patriot please copy)

4 ~l°lm Gilawfe piiqued with chromium.

MacKenzie; 3, Everett

VIII-1, Fannie Hancock;

IX-1. Maraarct Gillis: 2. nous are made from planed airing

metal, knitted silk and leather rp-

MWHOCKS 3. Radial Ordinary house flannel is used for

blouses and fur coats worn with

VI‘“1» F1011! Gillis; 2. Mal- beach suits and beach shorts.

~' ~ *lf ..:.%‘. °e

l|5CU|T l

,'.`_$‘¢

all

~..“\ __/

iriruiiiiis

Successful fox ranchers feed

IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS because they contain food elements essential for health, strength and successful lQ1`0Dagation. '

NIMPERIALS should be fed liber- __ y now to vixens as they supply ele- lilerlts necessary to ensure large lit- l'Q1'S of strong pups and maintain ltealth and vigor of vixens. `

IMPERIALS fed during this » ea- richly repay in generous results.

imperial Biscuit Company Ltd.

' Charlottetown. P- E- I-

Bu‘gnrln lcv .0001. Chinn ilonr: Kong doilnrs M2730. Czechoslovakia crown .0il50.

Denmark krone .18li4.

ginlnnd finmark .0l89.

rsnce franc .0i15. Gormsnv roichsmark

Man Basin ... . .. . Mi"ntvno ... . . . . -... li(rl{‘niry'... ... i. . ... ... l\lr°.\il`luil ... ... ... ..- -.. ... Mi-iV~tterl ... ... ... ... ..... ii'n Corn ..... ... ... ..` ...

i‘~’i 2421 41

8 55 140

Great Britain pound 4.1 Greece dr'-ohms .0ni38.

Holland ilnrln A803.

Hungary licnlo 32122.

liidin rupee, .$000.

ltnly liro .0i‘l1. Japan yen .255d.

ew nn poun 8

Norway krone .2i04.

Poland sioii .1ii5il. Roumanis lou .00i’4.

South Africa pound 4.0915.

Spain pcseta .l02'.!. Sweden krone .2i72.

Bwitserlsnd frsne .282it. United states sonar 20% percent

premium.

Scarves made of several different

colors put together, like hunting are gay additions to summer sports clothes and cruising ensembles.

Piles Go tiuick

No Snlvoo-No Cutting

Thousands who have itching,

bleeding or protruding piles have not yet learned that quiok and lsst- lng relief can only be accomplished with an internal medicine. Neither solves nor suppositories remove the

osuse.

Bad oiroulstion of blood in the lower bowel causes piles. The hem- ‘ moi-rhoidsl veins are flabby, the l bowel walls weak-tho parts almost dead. 'no get rid of Piles sn internal medicine must be used to stimulate the circulation, drive out the thick impure blood, heal and restore the affected parts. .

Dr. J. B.. Leonhardt. after years

of study, found a. real intemal Pile remedy. I-To called his dtsoovory H.EiM-EOID. and prescribed it for 1000 patients with success in over 900 asses. and then decided every Pile sufferer, no matter how stub- born tholr oase. mignt_ try his prescription with s. money heck

guarantee. - -

Hiiihd-Ri0l’.D tablets have such s.

wonderful record oi snoooss in this city thot Hughes Drug C0. Ltd. and all good druggists invite you to try

.Tugoslsvin dlnsr .01ii8. - N Zcnl d d 8.211.

Aliroms . ..- , . ,,,,, Bobjo . ._ Brolt'1‘r .. . . ...._ Brownlee ... ... ... . . ...... Gilbec ... ... ... . .. ‘Jsck Msn ..... ... .. Kirk Hunt ... ... ... . .... Kirk Town . ... ... ____., l.uko~Moron ... . . . . ,.,, liislrobic ... ... ... . , , ,__ liinyisnd ... .. . ... ..... Night Hawk . . .. ... Rlbligo ... ... .. ... . . .... Preston ..... ... . . . . . ... Robb Mont Sud Cont ...

HIM-ROD) and guarantee inonoy~ refunded if it does not end your

.Pilomisery

i r

urn riru .. 214, Moss l\I'\‘lel ... ... ..- ... ~.... `l8l,§ .\[uV5!tio ... ... ... .-1 .... ... 30

Nnrnrdn _... .... Old Colony ... ... ... . . .... Pet Oil ... ... . . ... ... ... Pioneer ..... ... ... ... ... ... Premier ... _... ... ... ~.. ... Pros All ... ... ... ... ... .. Ouemont ... ... ... ... ,... ..., Sim Ant ... ... ..._ ... .. Furnlli ... ..... ... ... ... a....; Sherritt ... ... ... ... ... A. Siscno ... ... .-.. .~.‘ ... ...,... iitsdscons ... ~... ... ... ,..,. St- Anthony ..._ ... ...

Bud Basin ... ... ... .-.-. ...... 98 Syivsnits ... ... ... ...... 8.1 Tcck Hugh ... ... -... ... ,... 438 Thoms Csd ... .. ... ...._ ... Vacuum ...._ ... . . ... ... ..

vinond . Wilisey-C ... ... ... " Wright snr . Silver ... ... ... ..... I' Totsl sales 861,000. "

UIILIITED

Bsluic ..r ... -... ... .1 ,_ C-Cooper ...._ ... . . Pnninunum ..- ...r ... .. ..N Rmolters ... ... ... '.' mi ou ... .`..

gidlornrlo ... ...- ._.. ... .. .. ircrow ... ...- .. ... . .. nom. ou if. Eff..

Nickel ... ... ... ... ... ,_ Msndv .. . - '

. 0 ~.» . . .-. ... .....-

r\lcLcod ... ... ... ... ..... ... Noriion ... . . . . . . ... Royslito ... ... .. ... ... ... ventures ... ... ... . . ..._... Vickers ... ... ... ...

UUBB

2310 ll/Q 10 675 59 80

10 roo 5'/5 44 im 21,5 8

ni.: 2% as

14 400 27%

1 it 21.1 :ur onoo 14 ini 2* ‘.6

s rims 4'/.. 3 12 600 oo ri

is 18% 2|/, 2

v. =a 'ss

lf! 1| W. 20

§§ss“

Less than 30 per oeut of all girls

in hm* °°h°°l° °f me U“l°¢d year); bakeries; meat packing; 5”,“i“ “E” “V °°“f°°3 ln h°°\° printing establishments; canning of ,“l°n°°l"°°' goods such as lobsters, beans, chick-

ens, quahaugs, clams and clam

|_|‘:'|:'_°:f,"' 'u‘|“'°‘ '°' °""°'°1"'° juice, etc.; tobacco factories; tes

Patronage Oi Local Industries, And The Desirability Oi Growing And Mill- ing Of Pro ducts Now I m p o r t e ci Stressed In Brief.

Tho urging of a. greater interest oi

all people in the local industries, and reference to general mixed farming as the "great and basic in- dustry of the Island," featured the brief which was prepared by the Industrial Committee of the Board of Trade for presentation to the Government, and which was read by Mr. T. E. McNutt; at the quar- terly meeting of the Board last ev- ening. In connection with mixed farming, the brief stressed the desir ability of the growing and milling within the province of many pro- ducts now imported.

cents n word strictly pnynhh il nl- 1\|'|¢¢n

B01' CROSS BUN8.-Order your

Hot Cross Bwrs now from your grocer or Mclnnis Bakery. Phone 470- B851-4-I2-Zi. ...____

PLUMBING AND HEATING re-

pairs promptiy attended. H. T. James, Phono 258-J. 8869-4-13-3i.

MAJORITY FOB. BUDGET was

given, owing to s telegraphic error, as 85 instead of 35.

MABGATE PASTOBAL Charge

services for Sunday, April i6: Clif- ton, l1 s. m.; Long River, 2.30 p. ni.; Margate, 7.30 p. m. At Margate, the Y. P. B. will present an Easter pageant.

BBADALBANE, United Church of

Canada. Services on the above charge for Sunday, April 16, are as follows: Pleasant Valley, li s.. m.; Granville, 3 p. rn.; Bradalbane, 7 p. m. Rev. Thos. Palethorpe, Min- ister.

CHURC!! OF SCOTLAND-Gem

tml Parish Services on Thursday 13th in Po<rplo's Church at 7.30 and on Friday in Nine Mile Creek at 7.30 and on Sabbath in Church Hill at ll s. m. and Canoe Cove 7 p. m. J. E. Lamont, student.

LENTEN SERVICES-The ser-

vices at St. Dunstanks Baslllc. last evening. wxrc largely attcriflcd. The office of Tenebrae was sung by the Male Choir, assisted by a.

The President, Dr. J. A. Clark.

was in the chair. The matter or lreight rates on cattle and need oi cheaper slaughtering under Domin- ion inspection was referred to by thc _ President. It was stated that rates. for slaughtering had been quoted at $1.50, with all parts returned.

As regards unemployment insur-

ance, there were more reasons why a. community such as Prince Edwur. Island should not have unemplsy- ment insurance than that it should, the President stated, according to

ted by the Board to look into the

For the Industrial Committee, Mr.

T. E. MacNutt repcxted on the meetings held by the committee. The brief prepared had been given favourable consideration by the Government. Education in the pat- ronage oi local industries was very desirable. Some newspaper adver- tising was being prepared by a com- mittee. Mr. MncNutt. felt that it would be necessary for the manu- ifacturers _to organize and read the brief which had been presented to the Government.

The Industrial Committee wr

asked to interview the Exliib? directors with a view of having r. booth set up for display of Island products.

A letter from Mr. J. O. Hyndman

regarding fire prevention and a ser- ial letter from the Canadian Cham- ber of Commerce were read. Dr. Clark reported that the pres-

ident of the Maritime Board oi Trade, Mr. N. T. Avard, had visitet thc city. and had discussed with the Council, the reorganization of the Maritime 'Transportation Comrnis- sion.

Mr. Cotton brought up the mat-

ter of finishing western cattle in the Maritime Provinces, and asked if it would be possible to carry out the idea here.

Dr. Clark believed it would be

P0&'iible to bring in cattle in Novem- ber and sell them in March or April at a prmt.

Mr. W. A. Jenkins, 5 new member,

was introduced to the Board.

Industrial Brief

Fallcwlnz is the brier road by Mr.

T. E. McNutt.

To the Honourable the acting Pre-

mier, and Members of His Ma- .l€StY’s Government in Prince Ed- ward Island.

Gentlemen:

At u meeting called by the Indus-

trial Committee of the Charlotte- town Board of Trade held in the Board Room on the twenty-seventh of March, which meeting was largely “blended by manufacturers, dealers and others. we the members of the aforesaid Committee were directed to appear before you asking for you; increased interest in the develop- ment of local industries. May we in the first piece remind

you of some of the industries which are carried on in this Province: In Charlottetown,-acrated waters; broom factory (manufacturing fif- teen hundred downs of hrooms a

cl‘.o`r from Sir Dunstan‘s Univer-

isity. His Excellency, Bishop O`Sul- ,liven officiaied. A sermon was preached by Rev. F.anois Lyons, C. S. P.

/I A ' A tt" `" loanuuisiisiiiiiiili =" F »

Stocks, Bonds, Quotations

EASTER

‘ AT THE

GASII and BARRY STORES

Bigger and Better Than Ever

CHAMPION FIRST PRIZE STEER

at Halifax and Charlottetown Exhibitions. Shorthorn 22 months old.

We are taking orders for Easter beef now, also have several extra choice earcases of Island

Beef.

Please phone your orders now. We will deliver when required. We will give you_any cut you want at reasonable prices.

Remember, we bought the best and Easter parties coming by train can have their orders delivered to all trains. We are employing extra eierks to give you real service.

; dip..-

GASH and CARRY STURES

Phone 1115

\-oo-o+

*O06-O-Q4

Central Guardian locals

-ooo->-

cents.

ISLAND LADY DEAD-Word has

been rcccived by relatives in this

I city of the rlczitli in Brighton, Hires., fof Mrs. James Trainor on Sunday, March 26th. Shu leaves to mourn a .laughte-1*, Mrs. James Highland, fBrighton, lvium., :ind tlircc sons,

‘James Braintree, Mass., Leo nnd the report of the committee appoin- George EL h0»n.,,,_ A Sistcrr MM ' A é884_4_w_3i

\ i

RATE:-Zo per word, three ln-

scrtions for the price of two, strictly payable in advance.

For Sale

ELECTRIC RADIO FOR SALE.

Apply 'i Richmond St

Michael McCnrey, City, and L\vo`_--__-.---i-~ ~_.

matter' _ A _ brothers, ’I"hos_ l\uc..dnin, City, nnd _.-QR/, SALE_,P|AN0 AN1) HQUSE. R”'°’°“°° was made *° *he "mf Michae; MeAdarn, Brooklyn, Moro. hold furniture. Also chime clock.

presented by Mr, J. D. Hyndman. re - A pi Guardian. 8876-4-13-li. W°fk~ F- S- Reel/C5. 50\1fl1P0!‘t.

R%4+%R

dvertisiiig Rates-Payable in Advance ‘

ic r word Western and

. - P0 i

. Eastern locals, Zc. per word; Announcements and Coming

Events, Zo. per word; Classified, Ze. per word; in Memoriam Notices, 'l0c. per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offer- ings, Cards. etc-. ac. per name; Letters of Condnienee, iilc. per inch; Nuiicos of Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per inch or 4c per word. Other rates on applications.

Minimum Charge for any advertisement. twenty - five

04-04

0 @f§+*‘§*§¢§&%§OO§OO4%$O§4O%§'3

W aiited

\VA!\"l'ED-ISO.'\RD AND ROOM

in private family. Apply A.B.C.. Guardian. 8881-4-13-3!

`\`»`ANTi‘lD - LINE .\'HA|"T 8 FT.

by 1". inrlics. M. J. licliy, Elli0t~ \'al<. 8874-4-i3-ll.

\V.\.\'TED-MAN FOR. FARM

survive. i E’ Y | 88-15_4_13_u

car ferry accounting. This brief r' | had been approved by the Provln- ... A V- "ARBOARD SUITABLE F0!! ' " '

sin:n\.:x.,n cr..\.ETEmf _ The ,mms oumouses' ew “_ per ._.,.,N.,.ED _ RENT on TAKE 0,

./as held last week. 'lhe repo..

beautifying of this lovely cemetery.

satisfactory. The fund for the per- petual care of plots is being grad- ually added to. The Board of Di- 'rectors was re-elected. Since the meeting the sum of $318.00 has been handed to the cemetery officials by ithe Executor of the Estate of the late Mrs. Emily S. Davies, for the care of family plots.

packing house; ,manufacture of cans; ma.iiinisi.s and boiler mak- ers; Fox Biscuit factories; candy factories; ivoollen mills; wood-' working plants; ice-crconi, butter and p;isl.cui‘ized milk plants; glass! cutting establishment; Fertilizer Plant. Such articles as baking powder, lyc, pepper, cream of tur- tar, cocoa, and ginger arc brought here in bulk and put up in pack- ages or glass containers. ,

In Summerside; at least the fol-

lowing are carried on: the manufac- ture of farm machinery and school desks; flour mills and bakeries,

At other points in the Provinc.

there are the following industries: Potato and starch factories; cheese and butter factories; flour and grirj mills; saw mills; lobster factories; chicken and bean canning establish- ments; mills manufacturing shocks; honey production and a casket fae- tory. There is s. possibility that thc canning of other products might be undertaken. r

Most of these industries are not

patronlzed locally, as largely as might be expected. The Committee has under consideration the matter of some form of co.-operative ad- vertising, so that these industries may become better known, and so the demand for their products in- creased.

We were dirccted to urge upon

you the great help which would bc given to our industries if your De- pa.rtment.of Agriculture undertook the leadership in bringing before our people information regarding the high quality of these products. and also the fact that the increased labour required by an increased dc- mand and development would tend to bring greater prosperity to our Province. With this end in view, we would respectfully suggest that the Department of Agriculture un- dertake the task of bringing before

Fsriner’s Institute, Dairy Associa- tion, Tcachers' F'edci'nlion and the general public. the development which would be possible in local lu- dustries, i.f all will take a. greater interest and patronize them, which

and continually stressing upon such _will do anything reasonably possible

bodies as the Womens Institute,°\'.o help with any efforts undertaken ' “"“”’ “E” '°' "'

.i RSALE - THOROUGH BRED.

§r',iG‘ Tziirge mr the Tm“5` ‘presented to the Directors showed Registered Holstein Bull, four M ll

D0 M 011 0m . 1‘€l=°l`i€d PIO- . . . ~ 1 years old. James Leslie, Morell. isge aneous gress in taking action on the matter ' that Progluss “as.bemg .made m tu 8857-4-13-31.

cial Government' and had been tor- Fifty-Hllilll 8lli'iil3.l llllltiilliig Of l.llL‘ sheen Guardian on-‘Ee I "_ I D glynreg farm or mill, property Wardcd W membgfs and 5¢n°t°"‘ lil ll,-10; h0]¢;¢,»5 of Sherwood ¢;¢m¢,¢__ ______.___;vi___ Write particulars by letter "I-3. J." Ottawa, and to the Prime Minister. .. ' .. . , Guardian. 8834-4-ll-31

°! me Canada shipping A°t’ The financial report was also most POULTRY -- WU-l BE BUYING

EE' SALE " AUCTEUN F0317' | Fowl and Chickens until May lst. *”“’e» Bridge and Wm" s°°"° i Signed J. D. Jenkins.

, Cards. Guardian Central Job

Printery Nov. 1-tf.

JR. SALE - AUCTION FORTY-

Five, Bridge and Whist Score'

Car..s. Guardian Central Job Printery, Nov. l-tf.

land adjoining. Apply Mrs. C.

' MacDonald. aa'i2-4-ia-ai.

.FOR SALE-ISLAND BRED

mare. Weight 1,300 lbs., prici- S55; also tivo geese (laying) and two genders, $6. Herbert Weeks. Fredericton. - B888-4-13-21

l\Iinnrd'l Lllsiment for Stomach

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respond, if such leadership was giv- en. We suggest also that it might be beneficial to the Industries of this Province, if the Minister of Ag- riculture was given the additional title Minister of Trade or Com- merce. If that were done the neces- isary leadership would always be | available for our manufacturers and dealers. ‘

by all our people in the industries mentioned above, we are not un- mindful that the great and basic iii- ,dustry of the Island is now as it always has been, General Mixed Farming. In 1929 six hundred and four cars loaded with Agricultural products were brought, to the Pro- vince. More was brought by steam- er from Montreal. Thcrc is no reu- son to suppose that such importa- tlons have since decreased. 'Ibis Province being first of all an Agri- cultural onc, it would appear that n considerable proportion of these im- ported products could and should bc grown and milled wi-.hin the Pro- vince, thus giving employment to more of our residents and at the some time resulting in much money remaining on the Island for local circulation. It would somn ilxnt our people would do \\'oil io rciurzi ut least in part to iiie paths irori by their fathers by t-hc growing of and preparing for use some of the food- stuiis and feeds now imported.

We fecl we can assure you that

the membesr of thc Board of Trade

in tum will bring a greater prosper-

FOR SALE -- AT ST. AVARDS..

R.. R. 3. seven roomed house with j large lot and barn. Also one acrc

While we urge a greater interest,

8860-4-l Z°3i.

Lost

LOST - SOMEWHERE IN CITY

about April Btli, bunch of keys. Apply Guardiasi. B878-4-13-21.

To Let

T0 LET-HEATED APARTMENT.

All modern conveniences. P. J McDonald. 8848-4-l1-31

HEATED APARTMENT - CEN-

tral. Apply Guardian.

8839-4-11-3i.

FOR RENT-ONE OF THE MCDST

Apartments in the city. Private entrance. Sun Porch. Inspec- tion any time. Apply Guardian.

B841-4-11-31.

Work VVanted

REPAIRS T0 MASONRY 'AND

plastering. Housecieaning and tinting. Lowest prices, ll Sydney Street. 8837-4-li-3i.

FORESTALLING THE ONION FLY

The first appearance of the cari-

icst apple bloom is si h‘nt to the farmer of Eastern Canada that the female onion niaggot flies are com- mencing to lay their eggs. This fact also coincides with thc time when the onion srcdlings are about one and a half inches high. Accord- ing to a. pamphlet issued by the Doiulu'on Department of Agricul- iurc on ihc control of the onion maggot the yoiinrr plants and sur- i'.'i|ii<'liiig soil should bo sprayed with an oil emulsion four times durirg the early part of the scu- son, just bffore the female flier commence to lay their eggs.

The United States has approxh

matciy s`x billion thrcc hundred million invested in school property at the present time.

Apply M'innd's flush. If washer our pmsou and closures. Any wnad ills

by your Government in the devel- 23 lh¢n's°0t\l\l5l”l'| _` opment of thc various Industries of ,

our Island Province. , I D S

All of which is respectfully sub-

mitted. ss I

(Bgdi T. E. MacNutt, Chairman nm

N. Rattenbury, H C. Bourke, C. L. _

ity to the Province. It would seem MacKay, Sidney T, Green, J. D. Jcn- I N reasonable that our people wouirlkins. ‘ ____-_J

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