APRIL 3, 1928.

THE Cl-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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St. James Church- SpedalSerlflcelluvflApril- 1st to 8m 1 ‘ ‘ "Al 736 P- M.

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Tuesday, April 3rd: “Tfi-Dijof Speech." Wednesday, April 4th: “The Day ofiilenoo.” Thursday, Avril. 50:; .' _ DI-y of C°11111111111°11-" Friday, April 6th: “Th! f0! Sacrifice." Saturday, April 7th: “The DB7 01 3H9" Enster no’, April 8th: “ThoFirst Lord's Pay." , There will lxrtvm servlou on Good Friday: 3 p. m. and 7.50 pan. - ~ ' v ‘ - Members nro_ munion on Easter Day at ll p. m. Onmmnnicsnte.

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The Late James 0._Ma.cKendriok1

There was luld to rest on Sunday afternoon in the Peoples Cemetery a man of whose passing it may be said with truth that hehad not an

estly exhorted to be present at Com- Admlsslon of young

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a . , There are le t to mourn the loss’ of o devoted h sband and kind andl loving father. his widow. (nee Clara} Alanine-ks). four daughters and three sons, viz: William on" the old home- stelid in Calnpbellton; Everett in‘ Alberton; Hammond in Norwdyfl

, . ' AT ST. JAMES-"Thc Do. 0!, oActlon" was the subject o! anyublc; ’uncl eloquent sermon delivered at‘, AT “oTABY._.M|-_ ,1_ M_ Muruywst. James Church last evening by; was in thc Ohuin at Rotary ycstcr-j1110 11411113191. RCV- W‘ B11168 M111 day. Dr. E. ll. Ramsay was n guestJflllrilil-l 111v 0011151‘- _ 01 1110 811861111 [Pusslon Week sorvlccs now being SCHOOL BOARD NIEETSw-AL u ("1111111111-"1 meeting of the School Board hcldi last evening it was decided lo closoi the schools for the Easter holidays’ on Wednesday at 3 o'clock and l.'L‘-, open Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock.~

Keep lllinurcrs Llnilnent handy; moai

Gard 0f Thanks

rouoe COURT-A prohibition‘ Mrs- Fuorenw Murphy and MM ‘case which has been pending the 1148-1811181; Doyle "1511 10 111K111! 1119 past two weeks is still before the 111111113! 01 P111119 51111111 311d 111° Court and was further adjourned 11111113! 1111111 fflelldfi W110 B110W1K1 yesterdoy to come before His Honorgsympflthy 111 1118 1055 01-’ $11811‘ 10V1118 next Saturday morning. father and brother. 3535

Film Sooffers- Should See “Quality Street”

POPULAR SERIAL- In love‘ with a girrl who wouldn‘t marry llim, adored by a. girl whom hel didn't want to marry, Tony Deer-l

lng proposed out of pique. Mildrcdf

trust in the Saviour who died forlnarhourys surfing 58m] "JmhmrMAmoN DAVIESUPROVES Cow)“ escapes from the prison and

Hearts,” answers the question. Con‘, n. second-choice marriage be a hop-i py one? Read the answer in the‘ new Guardian story starting this week. '

ULUSIVELY m THIS lm-I LlUHTI-‘UL PICTURE run runs menu LOSE NONE or. THEIR. CHARM m BEING FILMED.

PRESBYTERY MEETING AT]

h . ff t ti ' t- BELFAST- The Presbytery Those w 0 W0 a mo on p“:

“lures as an art should see Marion.

Ht-lll a. highly dramatic climax that

enemy in the world. _ 1h - l The hm James a Macxendrlck River. Mrs. John col-don, Mrs. Wil-l B Presbyterian Church at Belfast.

w“ mm 1n campbenwn‘ P. a I: on; frcd MacLeod and Mrs. Ivan Mitch-

owmr and 1854 Hm he spews iclle induction of Rev. Thos. A. ma-

jrllrce-slsters also survive. viz: Mrslsel‘ and f0!‘ 1111! 011191‘ busihefislt

Mrs. Everett Wedlock. of HunceriP1111<=° Edward 151111111 W111 meet mlDavies m "Quality Street,” at the.“

, ‘Prince Edward and then well weigh‘ .on Friday, April 8th at 7 p. m. for,“

lelr words. Miss Davies proves conclusively hat none of the qualntness ofSlr;

story is a vivid one-with all the glsmor and color of the sawdust

it

The Clown” Gripping“ Tale 0f Life Under The Big- Tops

A poignant cross-section of circus life has made its way to the screen ln the Columbia production, "The Clown," which opened at the Capi- tol Theatre yesterday. A story of tehse dramatic action, it shows a deftness and fine restraint in direc- tion that gives it appeal as well as strength.

The action centers about o. circus owner who ls unjustly sent to pris- on through the treachery of his partner. After 18 years he sees his daughter, now a young woman, per- forming in a. show given by the cir- cus at the penitentiary. He also sees the man who has ruined his life—and determines upon revenge.

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makes his way back to the circus ln clown guise. He overhears his former partner's plan to wreck the girl's happiness and that only strengthens his desire-for he must save her. It is a horrible revenge that hc takes—but he accomplishes

but the forerunner of Ml equally tense situation. The circus background of the

the early years of his life. where he| J engaged in farming and stock buy’ ing for various firms, among them being Davis and Fraser o! this city;

In 19l3, he removed to Chariot '- town where he engaBed ill the foxl business until lollmg-lleolth made 1t?

“wem” 1° 1°11“ énéber of, lnhd Cold Storage. Mr. and Mrs. Al-l

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he was always o. staunch supporter ' of any movement which would lead to the benefit of the community or advance thewelfarc of his fellowf men. - _

Mnhlaofiendrick lmd been in‘ falling health for some time past,‘ but his condition did not become.

olfll McDonald. Sydney: Mrs. Law- (fiehce Doyle," Plttsburg, Penn; and, lMrs. Ewen Campbell, Alberton. The following floral tributes were received by the family: ' I Pillow-Fondly; l Wreaths-Davis 8t Haser and Is-i

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Crescents-Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Illivnr, Isabelle Gordon.

' Sprays-Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bell,‘ Mr. and Mrs. John H. McKenzie. M1’ and Mrs. John Agnew, Mr. and Mrs.1 D‘. C. Schurman, Mr. Wallace Scan-1 tlebury. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Forsythe‘; Mr. and Mrs. S. A. MacLeod, MrJ

critical until after a serious opera-mud Mrs‘ wulmm Rix Mn and Mrs‘,

tiorrln the Prince Edward Island l -- - wuu1"?.l‘."‘§;.锑lo3“%.2l;“l§§i.’¢l‘! three weeks ago. om s, ow g. ' ‘ f __ gglxgazqifcgaflxmwanced yeurs’ he- Cubo is't0 have a child-welfare? During his short unless-he was “'14”- _

W22 -,§‘,§”,,‘,’§‘§‘c’f£ Jerusalem now has a population casion- of his funfiliul ‘beldl the tprtilvy °1 7010011

§fm§9f,‘§"?§,s‘°§°n_f,,_fl'§‘ K4: JOQS; Helsingsfortl, Finland. is to have Gordon! Mr. Fulton also conducted 11- 11°W 111011011 P1011116 theatre seal"- the services at Zion Church, and at; 111E 2.590- tho grave .At Zion Church, thel

spoke very foelingly of the‘ Haifa. Palestine, will construct a fsithj of' the deceased, and oi’ his $1,000,000 harbor.

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. - Board of Missions Quite at large Th 1 t, h . . ~. . <was done, but the local trade was

For Miscellaneous lglulnbcr of students from the Prrs- makoe 11:53.} ,lpov;gvrgl;c $0,113}; éfifdull. Prices xvere firm. The demand

l, I l jvtorian College. Montreal, Knox m“. b f , m; .n . - d1 lfor winter wheat flour was inactive,

SCBOONER [-1- "- ERNEST Foli JNI?‘ d QLFRED MAcooNALevlCollegc. Molltlcnl. Knox Collcuc. {emlslingpafgdodctgr ‘IL-‘clgqgggusugbut the undertone was steady. A 5519- Apply J'.T"w““e' Smnmer j ,3“ hurveym“ H°'m““v“1°' 1- wToronto, Princeton Unlvvr. v New b. hw 1 . .' ‘ fair amount of business was doll-a

' icude- pl K115151147 335a:3'29'71" L'- I‘ 2' 2311 mmwJCfSPV und (Queens ‘llmlosilv cum ‘s m 15-010 (‘Lc]am‘l°l1'a‘ndl ll li ' f ‘llf cl d 1e" . - i. . . ._M_. ___ _. - . J. accepts his able“ apologies’ in a nes o ml ee an pl cv§>

’_‘*' " v FOIPSAIE -- THE HOTEL mon- lQHIPPING mos, ortyat Murray RlverJApply m! ly supplied

EXPEDITIOU$

lwnch may be legally brought beflmmes Barrie?) heroine has bee lflfehil. It gives a glimpse behind the

fore the court. The induction s

""1 ' its m z m . vice will begin at 7.30 p. m. 1 0st m mms on o e Screen

It might well be said that Barrie

- _ ‘ wrote in this opus for Marion Dav- ISLANDER 55951-1435 CALL-“Hes, were we not reminded of the

Rev- Gwrge MMTIS- B- P» 01 Debec- exceptional work done in the some N‘. B., has received an urgent call torch, upon ‘he smge by Maude Ad- one of the strong churches in theianm

Vermont Conference. Mr. Morris is: Thus we Wm m“, to cmclude‘ 11°" 1* 1111111811110 111° ‘"0111 °1 111° that “Quality Street" must have, 95°19“ °f that 31319’ 11111111141 5119111‘ been written. subconsciously, for;

lsevem] years of his. mmlm-y them . ‘does with an understanding and a both Miss Davies and Miss Adamb’ 1grusp that makes it an outstanding

For some time he was pastor of the‘ _ M. E. Church m Bradford. vc. semjfidfug Qfs“ ‘§§§§°'§‘,‘éaigg°w§fh. chum of vuuuw deem. with 211i? ‘i313...- icliniilif§xfig Lilli Mammbl?‘ Presbymfla" 61711939» 119W spectacular results could be obtain- ln the United‘ Church. Mi‘. Morris ed by rcmoukflng the characters retumed 1° the 11111111111111" Clmferuand adding scenes of which Barrie ence- two years ago. He is at pres-ihad never “can; ent pastor of the United congrega-i tlon of former Methodist and Pres-l byterlan people of Debec, and is! chairman of the Woodstock Presby-‘ Ham Km“, and Albert “Wm wry‘ The W011‘ being 11°11” ‘m mswho were responsible for the screen 5222s “;‘§‘.“;°..Z£“"'i.3i ":.i:"."r.*:; gee 5,5,1“; we .. ' averc nca csvorotc if h . . olliidi. fill“ ..‘."“.§.,i°§.32;;..l§Z 3353331511.? 5:533," :3‘: =*°“<;".;," lvir. Morris formerly held pastorates author-i no p em o c g: a‘; 2mm’ "1Zih1<°“$11111'~°11» m‘; ."Quulity Street" is a. period play. 11111111115 °- idealing with provincial England at lthe time of the Napoleonic wars. The heroine falls

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RETURNS FROM TORONTO- Rev. R. Hensley Stavcrt leturllecl ‘on Friday evening flonl Toronto |wherc he has been attending the ‘getetilllgs 3f the Board of Sullduy

c oo an Youll Poo lcs Work b - ‘the Presbyterian-gChurléll in Capri-gags? 131w do. Hcnlso was able to attend some ‘ of the nlcotings of

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idea in mind he promptly lost it by

men to fight Napoleon.

grieved and shocked at the chum!- m“ 691mm“ ed appearance of tho heroine

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in lovc with a . . young doctor whom she believes islwmmpeg May °pt1°m c‘ 1' f‘ Mmn" about to propose. If he had such an listening to a recruiting sergeant in

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scenes as well as provides a. regular circus performance with its glitter and gayety. The big entrance par- ade is there. the bands, the air per- formers, the galaxy of clowns and the crowds-all do their port in presenting an authentic circus st- mosphere._

William V. Mong portrays the ti- tle role of “The Clown"—ond he

bit of screen acting. Dorothy Re- vier gives u commendable perform- ance in the dual role of wife and ‘daughter, while Johnnie Walker, who plays n wealthy young man in ‘love with the girl, is convincing. John Miljan again cams admiration for the manner in which hc maker the "heavy" role thoroughly despic- oblc. Credit for the sympathetic di- rection of this vivid talc of the big tents goes to Wm. James Craft. {om- ..

THE MAli/KETS

MONTREAL, Quc., April 2. —The only export business of any im- portance done on the Montreal grain market today was the sale of two loads of Manitoba No. 4 wheat at 4 3-4 c. per bushel undcr the

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real for shipment in May. The trade ill coarse grains on spot was quiet butthc tone of the market was steady and prices were unchanged. There was some demand froln for- lelgn buyers for spring wheat flour

.and a moderate amount of business

‘Kingston. have the mission ill-k

applied for work in ls of lllc [Presbyter- Calllulu. 'I‘ll0sc com-

Conmd Nag?! plays tIHJhCFO and were unchanged. Tho trade in the mctul-(l was directed by smncystandard grades of rolled oats was

muyuarlllan Job Print-flan Church m

Franklin ltt the Me

Lro'- Goldwyn-l

quict and values ruled ill-m. All. ac-

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'. f WANTED pr; MAYKIST+SMALL1

Wm- K111111111 111 111M1- ““'Y- ‘ log w P F Island nr r m 3474-3-29-151- ~ --~ - __--_____...__. r " , , “ Tm“, ° Mayer Studios ‘The lpAnTnfs "Avnqfil FOR SALEPresbyterlan Collcgc, Montlcnl and

yo“ SALE_TWQ plugs RA-f live rncoons or muskrats com- coona Apply Wank McEh-oy, Nmv. lnunlcate with Gavin Harding, 7 Haven 3545.44.21 West St.. Charlottetown.

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m]; SALE -PUREBRED JERSEY “Mwi-i bull calf. Edison Mutch. North;BlLLHEAD8 AND STATEMENTS

Jmven 3505-3-31-31‘ neatly printed. Guardian Job

4_________._ , , l-‘rlutery. ton SALE, lance Yonnslllnu —-————--—l-—--_- x-Bolsr, 2 years old preferred. Apply MEMORIAM AND MOURNING

P. L. Cash, Emerald, RR. ' cords at shortest notice. Guard»

v assz-l-a-al! Ian Job Prlulery. 7;, _______ .______...__ ‘

,_ , rfolt PRIVATE sum. n‘ MylnscArl-zn rnolw RANCH AT MT _ Pfogaym, Norm River, 19 beautlfull Herbert, one pale silver male lul-I

,Wbatem horses. 3 pure bred man; arkings A. V. U. right ear, 80 E.

from Princeton University. The out- look fol" the Presbyterian Church in ,Canadn is indeed bright. Already a considerable number of the clergy-i men and of the congregations who once decided to enter in Union have come back to the Church of ‘their fathers. At the meeting of the‘ General Assembly to be held in Re- ‘glna ‘for Juno next the applications‘ lfor admission into the ministry of ‘the Presbyterian Church in Can- lust night between the Braves ond odd. received from quite a large the Grnnltes, the former winning 1l1lil1lbCl‘ of clergymen from the out by 72 pins. The game was vol" United Church of Canada and from melting from start to finish n other Protestant Churches will bc W88 witnessed 11y 111K113’ enthusiast- considorcd. On his rctunl Mr. Stnv- 10 111118-

goers.

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Ladies Bowling At The L. 0. G

1mm, 1 Wan good as new; BJSOELEAVE YOUR ORDER EARLV

jplough and disc hm-mw5_ wrm, for a suit tailored to nlcasult ‘ of Phone‘ Pooh and Thompsond‘ from several ol_' our very many _-Montaguc_ 34514474“, samples of English cloth and

- rocolve in Lllo bargain three ro five llOlllllB worth of household specialities m‘ your own selorliozl from my list. A lit is guurnn- teed nnd time short. 1 must order your floods selected S. F. Tar- bush, 172 Prince Slrcct.

Femzlle Help Wanted

WAmun-ollhlvmun-lvlnln FOR Aberdeen Howl, 72 King St. . asoa-a-sl-al

‘WANTED-JMSTRY 000K AND" kitchen girl. Apply Victoria Hotel: 3536-4-2-31‘

‘WANTED ]MMED]ATELY.- MAIDNOUNG WOMEN DESIRING T0

for general housework. Apply 24B. enter August Clans oi North L.» Grafton St. 3559-4-34! Adams Training School for j Nurses, North Ad-amu, Must, WANTED-MAID ron- osuulun.

please wrlle Supt. promptly. hougeward, from country prefer-

Schuul qualifies pupils to soc.- red. Apply 2421€ent St. ure registration. Provides month- 3551-4-8-31

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Nursing

ly allowance and prlvllogo ol lllnu months’ course ut Yul‘ University School of Nursing All expenses paid.

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Wanted

house or rooms. APP1Y R- 5- 31"" 1m city, 354514-341! lfwmrsol MODERN noose‘

fit. with 3 sun-porch absolutely noc-. l; mug-y, Apply “M” can of Gunni- olg lsn. 3525-44-21. 8 1 22 iistl w‘ --——-———---"~"—"'"'-“""" H lll . ~ - ' wmrso T0 arm, m: MAYJBT, ° “x ‘ six or seven room house with oll MEN To "manna for "g5.

modern conveniences. APP1Y= men. brokemen. beglnnersJXBO- Guardian Oiflce. 4-34! 3350 monthly-also clerks. Roll-

wsv Association. Box llo. chur-

Situation Wanted lemwwh- “PMT” - WANTED-STEM)!’ MIN IOAI-D-

To Lot era. ‘rams tmglrnw. "use? 11"’ "‘°""°"‘»".‘1- .““‘" tools;

-_ Rom Miami's ‘Llnlnldrkfihnhlif.

_ Male Help-Wanted»

ployment for Barbers. ‘Become export in 8 weeks. Write Molar Barber College, Department "F"

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- r 19$ Inspecuon |nv|kd_‘ Donald left lear-uReward. F. R. McLsinc, _ , . _ H _ . _. fguMathcson. 3553-4-3-211 Charlottetown. N’ “Sm w 011mm m“: "IMP" ‘F-Igar‘ "r i 3512'3‘31'31 i 1 1 I R SALE -—- AT NEW BET“ l“ "m ‘Wm-Kiwi — -——---<o> ---- -- . I - . l)? farm of 180 acres, llo acres cleal-QLOQI-LADIES WRIST WATCH PERSONALS ‘ balance in desirable lumbelx; _ between l5 Cent- Store and Gmf-, - Dot perry _ _ ‘ _ __ 150 118 n8 ‘ W319" W515“ sacred 11°11" ‘um, 51- P1e35¢ 191W‘! 111/ 01111111111111; Hon. JLE. Sinclair has llrrlvcd Kathleen Hughes 7B 89 I31 grin; isclhgslfitattéelalxyglklre 11ft an; ‘ Ofllce. Reward. ~ 3560l1ome from Ottawa for Easter. -Gertic Condy . . . . . . .. 152 81 143 ‘Donald 8s McPhcc. connlzswonbeuclz- CARDS moi BIRTHS (flunllq-g 35°1'4'3"“'G1 “Wlmllsh ‘"1111 "ullluuu uriuleuh-L ‘Elizabeth Connors 111s lll on ‘*o—'——-'_—"i"""“-""“ 111111, Uleqtlling for flaknuwledgehliANNAN - Al, Stnllllopc, March filqril/g: Walsh _ _ _ _ _ __ 14g 135 11;; Arhdes FQr sa|e menr. n-s-nlatlnns. etc. GuardlanIBOth, to William unci Mrs. Lnlllmn, Ednlt Hughes 142 96 112 , Job Prlntery. mo. son. Eileen Ryan .. 122 17a 13.7 FOR SALlF-FORDSON TRACTOR.’ '*"w "1 M1113’ 11081111 - - - - - ~ -- 511 97 103

f-WOOLRIDGE-At Covcllcnll Road, ' Mary Cronin rolled highest

‘March 27th to Wallace and Mrs. for

'Woo1rldge, u. daughter. the Braves, 181, and Eileen Ryan

‘ rolled highest for the Granltes, 176. IIEATIIS

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AllLD — In Ashvillc, Nortll Carol-

lnn, March 27th, 1928. Isaac C: ‘“*‘“““ ‘ Auld. Funeral Wednesday. April ' t r

4th., from the United Church. Cape

Traverse to United Church Cemv e ‘ ctcry. Funeral at 2 o‘clock sharp. | 1 CONNOLLY—DlCd lll the City. lip-t IN ‘

rll 1st, 1928, Mrs. Rose Connolly. ogo 80 years. Funeral will take place from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Patrick McQuuid, 90 Sydney Strcct. this morning at 8.50. to St. Dunstons Cathedral. thence by rolui to Fort Augustus for intcr-;

CHOCOLATE PASCALLS

DIRECT FROM ENGLAND Eggs In attractive cruis-

TM‘ ________l mks-ts. nests, cups and ' _ "- IN- MEMORIAM ' '“';';"6°I°;S‘“° u- Lg;1;~;,,y;,-;=;y u : CHOCOLATES

CHOICES’! CENTRES

MARY McMAIION m EASTER DESIGNS

pmducuon mtlvc trade was transacted lavish as well as exquisite and w-ipgradcs of fresh eggs and the underr- long be remembered by picture tcne to the market was strong. The

ill all

'recelpts were 2.758 cases. Owing to the somewhat disappointing de- mand for potatoes and the rather liberal supplies available on truck here; the undertone to the market was strong. The receipts were 2,758 ‘cases. Owing to the somewhat dis-

"8119011111115411911111116 101' pOtfltOQS and was rid of the cloth peddler. lBut|

lthe rather liberal supplies availablel

The first null/oil smut‘ wok Pluwon track hEfC, the undertone to molmod was used by scuffing $2090 improved bulls, it is our belief that

market was easier and prices for Quebec varieties scored a decline in

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a’ the market; for imported beans und~ not the city of Charlottetown also

er a. steady demand. Sales of cal‘ llots of choice white handpicked ‘beans were made at $3.85 pc!‘ =bushel., ell-truck and smaller quan- ltities at $3.75 per bushel, ell-store. The demand for butter showed some improvement and values were firmly maintained. The recclpt-‘l were 935 packages. The cheese mar- ket was without any new feature to note, business being chiefly oi‘ I n Jobbing cllllraclrl. The l‘(‘(.'Cl1)l,\‘ were 44 boxes.

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EGGS

OTTAWA, April 2. — There have

been solnc price reductions in egg "markets in the "west over the week- end but. ill Ontario and Quebec thfi situation has remained falrly steady at unchanged D110°5~ _ TORONTO — Tile local situation is unchanged. Country shippers‘ paying producers extras 27. ills». 25; seconds 18-42 and making sales at extras 30; firsts 28; 50011111151 22—24 i‘. 0. b. ' MONTREAL ~— This egg lllilfkll/ is unchanged and steady at lust quotations. Sales have been made from Manl- lcba. for shipment today at extra» 30 l-i; firsts 28 l-i; seconds 25 l-~i '1. o. b.

WINNIPEG -— Egg receipts hero are about equal lo last week. Den‘.- crs are quoting country shlppels, delivered, cases returned. 91111119 311- llrsts 20: seconds 21-

Wostfern Guardian

_-n;e manyfrlends of Miss Con- nle Beckett of Tlgnish. who 11:: been qlte ill for the put few W“

Never. Mind ~ = ~ I11 7