' There are some Japanese pencils;

Fascinating lady of flre! Slow to anger but a. tigress in a rage! See her drama. l You'll rave about it — and you'll adore Gloria as never- before i

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Adorable llllle Dove runs t-hl [smut o! emo- iions, in ‘wry of a mla- u n d e r a t e ed w"; a- I. I!!!‘ ous husband I g 50001103 woman.

beauty along thrill you '

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TRADE BOARD

Continued from page 5-

introduced and will be welcomed.

‘arc ])l.li‘i‘

of business to the benefit of Empire trading.

Fishing neis used by our fishermen std chiefly in tho United Still/GS. hi 1y siizivs 0i nets are used und our flslicmcn change their ideas

i ‘old here which rem“ M a can, each Iii-om your to year. ‘thus making it We find that 0.10m of cheap Christ- pllfflvlhl In‘ the 1100"" i" "W" mu and other cards Come from me~ yhut to buy un.ii about January or

‘imited States. There are some firms manufacturing cards in Canada, al- though 1t appears that; cards bought

On (lccitliizr; on quantities . required a dealer can wire

iFubru {and :»._..

‘his order to an American firm and i

from some large Canadian firms a, Alia nets vsill iirrivc in about two

marked “Made in Saxony." There ls a high duty on American cards. Beautiful cards are made in England but are chiefly of the folder type, while in this city it. appears that lust a simple cord is preferred.

CeaL-Practically only American‘

hard coal is brought herc, which to

_\~.'<~:1:.= “lulu .t vniulcl iukc a much

iliililfi‘ 1.1110 to pct ilicin from En- gland, f". would appear that in con- fnectlon with the (llsiribution of these ‘prurluris that Canadian and English Zflruis should cnivfully consider and revise invir .li‘lL‘ll‘.\l(i5, and your Confmitteev would strongly urge that

k‘ some extent is being replaced hy some steps. be tukcn with the Cham-

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coteh and Welsh coal. Oihci- coal used here comes chiefly from Nova Scotia and Cape Breton.

Rope and Fishing Nets-Most. of the rope used by Island fishermen is made at Plymouth ln the ‘Unltr-d Slates, this firm are the oldest mnn~ facturers of suitable rope for fish- ermen in the world and employ special ‘machinery and specially trained men. Although this firm have a branch in Canada most of the rope used by our fishermen comes es we have said direct, from Ply- mouth. There is no duty on rope coming into Canada from the United States for fishing purposes. The Can- adian Consumer manufuctur.» rope in Montreal. and also in Halifax, En- glish rope for fishing purposes has also been tried and some users of it claim that it is better ‘than the Am- erican but fow can be enticed to give up the American rope which has for years given them snilsfactioxi. This b a_matter which should ncleve the careful attention of Canadian and Ilmgllsh manufacturers. It would ap- pear that in so far as the English article is concerned that the estab- lishment of distributing warehouses in Canada would promote this line

alniuiiiialriifi oath So Short:

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I'm-r of Commercu nnd also with deal- jcrs and fzslivrinuii in try and over- fronle tlicsn rlifflnuliics. i The Island lobster _ industry has lbccn fiOllfiSillfig-IDI‘ years, but has 1mm some setbacks in recent years caiirrrl by some extent by the de- i\""i0]llll()l'iL of the Japanese crab bus- ‘H1953. ' Oui- cheese and butter industries are apparently able to compare fav- ‘ourabij; with zxll competitors. We ‘would sing. ‘.1’. lliut some attempt "00 lliflii.‘ .0 manufacture "Craft cheese on the Island.

I". would uppcur to your commit- prqthrit. if our local industries are to ;iill'l\‘n lll zlm way they should, and in

LflYlVlflj bcucfi’. this province by the

cmpiqvniirnt of many more of our

sons uml daughters, that all must ccopcrnlc more fully than has been lllu 6:11.13 in‘ ilio llasl, local jealously ‘must 1)., luul mine, and all press for 711m sale or floods manufactured or grown in the province for the gen- ‘cral uplift of this part of the Em- pire. May we add that it is quite jnutirrnblc that several of our Island :p:riilu:;t.s arc put up in packages ihflvillg .1 (‘heap appearance and un- attractive label. which hinders the sale of a splendid product: We there- fore stress the need of up-to-daw bright Dficlmgvs for all Island pro- (lilcis.

In all cases under survey manufac- turers were of the opinion that ex- pansion depends upon local support, [greater interest and increased con- isumption of home products.

Tho necessity of support of local capital invested in our provincial manufacturing plants is one of the greatest needs to insure expansion The place where money is invested enjoys prosperity, so will not Island- ers invest more of their capital in Island industries’!

More aggressive salesmanship m the part of our manufacturers seems to be necessary for increased bus- lness.

Much more can be done now and in the years lo come if our memb- ans and consumers will but keep be-

ICI 011C111 U10 benefits OI Hnfiifl ‘buy selilnl, and buying

Trade with one another first in this province, then in the Marltimes, then in Canada. as a whole. and then from within the whole Empire. ‘ (Sgd) _

'1‘. E. MacNUTl‘. Chairman ‘ J. M. MURLE!‘ Jae. J. Leightiser

Boy Scout Jamboree Subscription List

In connection with the great com- ing of age International Boy Scour. Jamboree to be held at Birkenhead, Eng, fn July. two Scouts are to be provided for by the Governor Gen- eral. Auy additional Scouts must be provided for locally, and the Pro- vincial Boy Scout Commissioner and Committee have authorized the open- ing of a subscriptions list for this purpose. Subscriptions may be sent to Mr. G. Fllliier, Bank o£~ Montreal. Mr. D. A. MiicKmnon, Assistant Receiver “Generals ‘Ofllce, Mr. Herbert W. Yeo, 50 Greenfield, Avenue, Mr. J. F. Icightizer, 82 Weymouth St. oa- Mr. J. R. Burnett, Guardian Qffioe. Subscriptions already received. Mr. George DeiBloia $30.00 w. W. Chester S. McLure ..... 25.00

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MFETING—J\11110I‘S io-nhht at 7 0034-30-11 ED HOB-NE tan. H1143 I01. " SMI-BJI-H COLLEGE CLOSING DANOI ab Navy League tonight. BOIB-b-Il-li SNAPPY SERIAL COMING-Ilsa Guardian's new Serial starts next Thursday and its a good one. One Man's Wife, by Barbara Webb. srAnr r0 on‘ your umus ready for the big provincial aslslbl- tion, Charlottetown, AIIIIIG ll-ll Send for prise list. J. W. Boailer, sae~ retary. 431'"

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SNAPPY SERIAL COMING-—TIIC Guardian's new serial starts ‘Thurs-

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THE PUBLIC FORUM

-Continued tram page 4-

words, the Senator does not agree- tln/t "of the elaht specific claims presented by Premier Saunders, four alone proved a claim for over $650.- 000. increased subsidy." Here they are, them-

shim re Railway ..........$162,500. Claim re debt allowance . . .. 189.947 Claim re Public Lands 200,000.

day, and its a good one-One Man's Wife, by Barbara Webb.

ANOTHER. GOOD SIIIAL—OM Man's Wife is the title OI Th0 Gilli’- diMTS new serial story which will start on Thursday of this week.

IMPERIAL SUPPLY FOOD. freshly prepared, now available in any quantity desired at Imperial Biscuit Co. Ltd, City. 4070-0-24-81 .

ANOTHER GOOD SEIIAIn-OIQ Man's Wife, is the title of the Guar- dian's new Serial Story which will start on Thursday of this week.

HIGHEST QUALITY foxes, pill-

Cielm re Govt. Support 100,000.

$651447.

One other point. Senator Hughes considers that Premier Saunders was very remiss in his duty in asklnB for only $200,000. increase 1n subsidy in lieu of public lands, because he himself could prove that we were en- titled to over 0400000- “quite a. dif- ference and surely worth looking ln~ w." I have “looked into" this differ- once very carefully, and find that it is msde up of means-that is, in- wrest on a. capitalization of the amounts we should have received 1n the pest. but did not.

That this is a valid claim cannot be gainsaid, but the Senator is very wrong in supposing for an instant that he is the discoverer o: this fact. However, our Government went t0 Ottawa with a number of claims, and if arrears are added to one they may equally well be added to others. The total claim presented in 1927 was for an increase in subsidy of $730,304.00, and who would be so sansulne 8s W hope for so much being granted? Why, then, clutter up the record with a further‘ claim for arrears? I have made a. rough calculation 0f what our claims would have been with ar- rears added. and find that to meet such a. claim 3,009,014.00 additional would be required. Or, with com- pound lnterest, (and why not?) over $5,000,000.00 would be required. In all fairness, does the Senator really think there would be “unjust discrimination" if the increase granted were less than $3,000,000.00 yearly?

Yet it is on such an hypothesis that the Senator bases his attack on the Premier. The former was more modest in his demands in this con- nection in 1012 when he said on the floor of the House of Commons (l-lansard, March 26th, 1912)-"Sure- ly if Prince Edward Island is to new. consideratiori...you would give her an additliinal $15,000. and also an ai- lowanoc of arrears... and these items would (all) equal $100,000."

Can n. be s, recurrence of this mod- esty which apparently forbids him, now, to cooperate with our Govern- ment ln this nutter of ‘subsidy? It must be modesty. Truly, s. virtue!

I am, Sir, ete. -‘ J. O. C. CAMPBELL

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CHURCH or SCOTLAND-Rev. Ewen MacDougall will preach Thurs- day, 30th, at Bangor at 7.30; and Seb- bath June 2nd, at Point Prim at 10.30; Kinross at 3; and Birch Hill ‘at 7 p. m.

ANGLICAN SERVICES in the par- ish of New London on the 2nd June will be as follows: Kensfngton, 10.30 a. m, with Holy Communion; Bur- lington, 2.30 p. m; French River, ‘l p. m. Sunday School one hour before each service. nRev.) G. '1‘. Sprlggs.

roucr COURT-Eight drunks. one prohibition case, four speeders. two infractions of the sanitary bye~ law and a milk vendor charged with selling milk under test, made up one o! the biggest city police court dook~ ets to appear before Hi; Honor yes- terday morning, and fines ranging from $1.00 to $21.00 were imposed, the majority paying up. U. S, Industrial Alcohol Co. 150 Westinghouse Elec. ...

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TAXI A PlIP-"Behixid theleea- er," Zion Hall io-nieht.

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4070-5-27-21

C. G. I. T. PLAY, choruses and musical numbers, Zion Hail to-nizht at 8 p. m. Admission 35c. 0042

CLINIC POI. CIIPPLED CHILD- REN conducted by Dr. Acker will be held at the Red Cross office, 59 Grafton 51.. Tuesday. June ma. 0021-0-28-80 June 3rd till 10th. an none, the pet of the whole school in “Behind the scenes" zlon inn. M!

FREE MEMBERSHIP NIGIITF The Intereolonial Club of Boston are entertaining in the Club rooms in Boston on May 28th at a free membership night when a program of fun. music, refreshments and surprise features is w be given. It is always considered the best fest- ure of the year and every member is invited.

UNDER the auspices of the Ladies Aid of Belfast Church. members of Zion choli- will present the comedy play "The Sheriff?" and also pro- vide a musical programme at Belfast Hall, lildon. on Thursday eveninl. May 80th. If evening stormy and travelling unfavorable ,~eoneert will be held following evening.

0006-5-27-21 surname DENTAL conven- TION-Dr. P. E. Smallwood leaves this morning for Begins, where he will represent Prince Edward Island at the Dominion Dental Association. He will also attend the Ontario Den- tal Convention in Toronto and the Western Proflnces Convention in Regina. He expects to return about June 20m.

‘I'll PIDVINCIAL 1881311108 at Ollllhttetown, All!!! ll-ll, will betbebiuedandbeeteverpatan here. More idles fer livestock. All freight: paid en livestock. Blnvst midway over. Three performing troupes from New York, m‘ fear days horse raeinl. Write to your friends abroad and plan to entertain them that week. Sand for Iflaa list. J. W. Boaiter, Secretary. Charlotte- town, P. l. Island. dly-tl

CONCERT EN.IOYlD—'I‘he choir of the Zion Church gave a. splendid entertainment in the hall at Marsh- field and had a full house, and a good sum. was realised apart from the play. "The Sheriff" which was splen- didly rendered, all parts well taken and every membe of the cast starring in his particular lines. The musical program was well rendered and every son: and reading encored. Mrs. (D12) Rngerson was the efficient accom- panist. Sale of candy between acts and lunch boxes sold. The National Anthem brought the meeting to e close and a meet enjoyable evening spent by all. The thanks of the Msrahfieid Presbyterian Church is heartily given to the performers.

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Mrs. W. P. Tldmarsh left yesterday moraine on s short visit to Mont- reel.

Mr. James O'Donnell left yester- dly morning for Montreal. “mere he will in future reside.

Mrs. J. J. Ifornby and Mrs. C. c. Dllfll‘. left yesterday morning for Halifax, where they will spend a, week or ten days visiting 1mm”,

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