to conclude ginoltllsez-wnations.‘ Tho

s

' Miners Ian ll

Be Considered

(C. I. lg Garden's Special Wire) HAL-max. 159111 ao-xvi-PI-rtv

cnafllul

coal urinal mo‘; adiounad tonight whill the management lcugbt fig- um al to operating doata upon which they might base acceptance 0|- relaction of a new plan of co- oplrativb efforts Put forward by the Ilium.

Conflaacal were expected to re- nuna in Halifax late this week. whua the operators were to submit an ultimate of their expected defi- cit for the coming year, as from Rb. 1. The men had agreed to as- aume 0100.000 of the deficit. by way of weakly wage rebates, and it ro- mainld only for the management to lay whether. they could accept the offer.

It was advanced at week-end

fr-RO W1lh°“ll’"“°u°' "s: oonfumoa; by district officers of ‘ ma their remna- ubmihancellor but DQ111118!

to swept “m”

called for that purpoot‘ rsi. session for moi-elf since the Chancellor.

. declared Parliament

16s members at-g ticul aspects _ t“, who vofgd The estimated deficit, at the time‘

5r the constitution were W11- ,“ The other Dell-Gem"!

¢on5llllill0fl, which was de- w by Vice-Chancellor Emil , u mgppcd by the Italian Fas- coypprglifie state, provided for m ‘f me president by mayors m, dllfil. The various execu- officers will be appointed l’! l; guperlors in rank-

ocliey Rules In Hoop Game

my 111g Canadian Pres!) ALGARY, May 1~Thi2y called basketball but 1t was <. hockey rules. This is how it

teams decided to play “me without the tip-off and mow. ivlicn penalties were ,4 playéfl were glren time and than once the teams found .~... lves at onlv two or threa- of starting strength. ospt for the dribbling. PMS- and hoops it resembled the dgrd game not in the alight- what happened when a pen- or two were handed out was theaameaslnhockey-a play, that brought -. greater case than in the ice

Treasure House oi Art Objects ”

8T. PETERS HARBOR W. I.

regular meeting of the 8. Harbor W. I. met at the

~ of %. Albert Maollwen, eth with the President in diair, and with eleven mem- Meeting opened by ; tho Institute Odo follow- by Creed, roll call and minutes tialast meeting. Reports of u» were heard and new were appointed as follows: - Coulmlttce. Mrs. Walter Squir- rnd Mrs. Howard Anderson;

- and Mrs. Russell Bawbolt; -;i--- Committee, m1. Harry ~- and Mrs. Herbert Haw- ;I.unch Committee, iMrs. Ger- l Barry, lifrs. Howard Anderson, - Albert MaoEwen, Mrs. Herbert it. The May meeting will be - at the home of Mrs Russell ‘ll The iflomrn was as fol- : Recitation by Mra. Seldon t; and a contest which was l1 enioycd was put on by Mrs. Han-boll, Mrs. Harry Mac- u Mrs. Scldon Drake. After lmcli committee served a de- »-- lunch, the meeting l! singing the National Anthem

————_--_k.. ARMED CRICKET IN EAR. YEARS

treasure house-few persons rmve "m- 1'"! filmy years Charles Bar- lfly. retired miner and prospector, like a ‘trader Horn has spent years acquiring thousands of curios, Precious Jewelry, venerable old books. paintings and etching _ awaiting the day when he plans to oven an cxhfbition gallery.

a famous Japanese swordsmith six "RWY!" 8-80 and an exquisite duelling pistol made by the noted aim-smith. Irwin. during the 15th century. nestle side by aide with meteorites from Siberia, Egyptian toe riua with rattles dating from the time of the Queen of Sheba, r. Persian amber. flecked with gold, and seals from a Roman papyrus.

used by the anclen‘ I000 year! ago to prepare salads. an ointment case made from the decorated skin of a man and turban pins from the head-dress of a ‘mrkish harem beauty rest on a table nearby. ‘The last-named objects were souvenirs secured by advent» urcrl who successfully invaded the Sultan's "No man'l Land."

u was a little girl and shc fort. on insect fly into Shc complained to her ‘u imil they were unable to ' “Vi-hills. but over since Mrs. i" -= hns suffered car twingea. ' - week, for the first time the ‘ became unbearable and she ap- - to Dr. Ellis H. Edwards for re- ' lie probed carefully and found illellcion of a cricket in her aur-

ionrfiloi SALE

sold at Public Auction 14w Courts Bnfldln

the room are painting}, and etch- ings‘ dating back many years. All oi them bear famous names. A place of honor is accorded a metal cast coat of arms of the Danish nobb family. It. bears a date of the 14th century and, curious of all, was discovered by Mr. Barley on a. trip to the interior of Brit- ish Columbia.

found trading in Africa. profitable, (Mr. Barley oarne to Canada 51 years ago. Most of his life has been spent in out-of-the-way plac- es. In tho mining districts of the Porcupine and Cobalt he has stak- ed olaiml in some of the richest strikes in Canada.

sweetly whenever a visitor drops in to view his collection. They are mechanical birds , made from feathers, old table forks and a clockwork by the man whole ora- ving for adventure now is appeas- cd by possession of rare curios. In addition to his home collection lie has 3i cases safely packed away, awaiting the day.

lo of lunll OWIIHI by

l . of a plot. of land ‘I "wilful l-v tho lute Mill Jana . iii lil'v\ oust filo“: m» Illdnnrr- of 82 1-2 feet or weriv-rn lwillnlury of laud own.

ins 08 feat 0r t0 tho roy sires: aforclald,

ilio place of commence-

four virtues, Rev. T. H. Mitchell, h‘ of St. Stephen’; college. told mem- bers oi a local service club at a luncheon meeting. It is good for o‘ the muscles, the mind. the morals and the manners. ‘The’ game, lie added. il a tonic for the mind angl discipline for the. morals as wel _ as training in manners. '

cc Fl. Auld the raid

nPei-aian

latas the skin. Fragrant as a flower. Cool as morning dew. Safeguards and beautifies the most delicately- textured skin. Creates ccmplexions of exquisite charm. ‘Adds a. subtle finish to the daintiest woman. In- valuable for softening the hands and making them flawlessly white. Cool and refreshing. Dairltily frag- rant. Delightful to use. Chosen un- ll "we

A“

'Q "WFFIHII ucuosiann,

thl United Ming Workers on bo- lnlfofthemenlntheAcadiaCoal Company's three mines, idle since the men walked out March 1 in

I3 protest against proffered wage cuts. iThe operators, receiver-liquidators»

of the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal

principle, but. said they required further time to consider lt.s prac-

the reductions were proposed, was

1208.000. Since then, they told the. Lettuce .. alist members miners’ representatives an . berl of the Nova Scotia Govcrn- nfiffnf‘ ' 41-1‘!!!- tho flxures had risen some-. (‘roam ‘f: . . Wm,‘ Idjeness at the mines had Lettuce‘: for

caused loss of orders, and the com-q

panyl expected market for the,

coming year had dropped, already from 220,000 tons to around 100,000 tons. Despite this disclosure, Min- ister of Mines Michael Dwyer said $011181“. "real progress‘ towards re- sumption of operations had been made at the conferences. "The best of ‘eelings prevail on both sides, and the miners and operators an closer together than they have been in some time."

"MB-KW difficulties have been Imoothed out." he continued. The men's plan, advanced first with the provision that they should be gum-- anteed five days work o, week, stood now without reservation, and the lllflllflkement was giving it careful consideration.

(By The Canadian Press) May l-Searcely a

foot of space separates one bright Q girl’ from anegiher on n ctr-ct

or remov from this cit s downton section. The iiividlzlg 11119. in an unpretentious looking 151461109. ll a window curtain which lcreans from the gags 0g Dauacreby rare and valuable obiecu 0f art that would command g, king's ransom.

Into this realm, __ o, veritable

A fladflmuuo sword. fashioned by

Bronaed Willa and vinegar jars

Completely covering the walla of

Son of a Liverpool merchant who

Threebirdlin aoage warble

.__-_- (By Thea Cnuad. n Prose) EDMONTON. May l-Golf has

Balm tones and stimu-

Sock oti vlsulnlvi

lllilll MARKET UUUTATIBNS

Correoted-F-‘or Every Wednesday and Saturday Issue

. .. . 88c N Y Central. RETAIL MARKI‘!

8c gnion Pacific .

. 587C541 IO tIlC p181] i111 While Onions 7c U S Rubber- ,

d mam goal. cide

so higher. Sugar and coffee unchanged. ___i______,

Montreal Stock Market

' bond amounted to 1.500 boxes a inst

$6 Ailnoximatsly aooooo pounda o! chic

LIVESTOCK

MONTREAL, Mu)‘ 1-0 tho two Montreal livestock day totalled 1,560 bead. Receipts were composed of 00 cattle, 1,214 calval. 34 p and guigibl. Bight

Good cows brought l4 to $4 26. The balance o! molily cows selling $3 50. An odd good elves were steady

hogs and 2 lhee

between $2.50 and heifer brought 85. to 26 centl higher. $4.50 witsh gm bulk . r lamb w

I915 f0! l4 to 86 81:1, l‘l3¢0IdllII ‘t’: quality. Common li ht kl Sheep our‘: from 8i H. Hog: were sllzily. Barring won Fold for $6 50. with iii per hog prom- Butvhers. beavlel and

ht and extra hoavial ll

salel were on a asll.

EXCHANGE

Canadian P a) MONTREAL. May ltgliritiali lad

foreign exchange in relation Canadian dolls-r, al compiled by lIOylhBIll of Canada, closed today as

Argentina polo .871. Australia pound 4 2008 Aultrla schilliug . Belgium belgx .2347. Brnfl mllreiii .0000. Bulgaria lcv 0136.

(‘hlnl [long Kong dollars Czechoslovakia crown .0410

France franc .01’).

Gennauy reicbsniark .3968.

Great Britain pound 5 0006. .0198

Ifuugury pango .2973.

South Africa pound fi 0046 A .1

ollnr 1,; per cent discount. _

N. Y. CURB

Sicilian

Amer Cyan B Amer Sup Pow .. As G and E (‘an “IlNflIll (‘Irina Seri- I'll Ronni and Slur Ford of (‘an A . . imp Oil WWW lut Pete THE VIBTUKS OP GOLF NMS" St

GRAIN

(Canadian Iran) . WINNII‘ ‘G, lfay l—Deapife deliv- r l2.000 hrilhell of whent-u

Pivotal New York Stock:

ii

( Caladinn Pull)

i‘ ell cake and Ohio Con (gal .. Cog: Product: .. ware and Bud

Eastman _ Gen Elsi: ,,_ __ Gen Foods .. Gen Motors . lnt Harvester In! Nickel Nat Biscuit .

North American Pub Se! N J Radio .. Stand Oil .\' J Tex Gulf .

Union (‘arblde

uited Corp

Vanadium . .. _ __ Westinghouse . _, Woolworth '

Markets At A Cla n c e

(Canadian Press)

Toronto and .\loutreal—ludusirial stocks lrre ulurly lower.

Toronto glues-Closed lower. New York-Stocks clolod lower. Winnipeg-Wheat closed lower. New lork-Cotfon lower; rubber

bu" VICE

_ (Canadian Prela) MONTREAL, May i-Stuckl of but. tar and slomge eggs ln Montreal n of today Wore lower on lfay i last your. according to figures announced by the Montreal Board of Trade, cheala, fresh aggl and butter in bond stocks. lloWoYor. were higher Creamery but- t" flocks were 5.4.1.5 boxes agalnlt 7.752 on April l of this year and 4,- 799 011 M" _1. 1933 Ualr-y butter fig- ure; were five boxes today us com- pared with .35 last month Illll six last year. Stocks of cheese totalled 58,327 boxes la compared with 02,875 on April 1 and 39.258 lust May. Fresh lgg ltocks amounted to 6.756 calel in compsrilloa with 1.048 last month and 4.840 on lfoy 1. 1033. Stocks of ""181 on’! were 21.097 cases while none were on hand on April 1 this y-car and 20.990 last .\fay. Butter in

2g lalt month and none on ay 1,

ena and 75.000 pounds of turkeys have been sold in recent weeks to Lnltad kingdom buyers, it was learn. ed today. The good export lnquir-y has caused Montreal poultry prices to firm. With the exception of a slight increase in egg prices. quotations won unchlufcd on the Mon real o- duoe and d: ry market today. o 1 fresh butter in carlot- or lPSl was quoted at 21 to 211.? cents a pound while to retailers so iris were 22 to 2'! oeuta and prints 3 lo 34 ceritl a pound. Receipts were 724 boxes. Fresh Ontario cheese sold at i0 to 105$ cent; a pound. Arrivals were 51 boxes. Graded shipments of eggs la cariotl or loll were quoted at 1 to 1915 esntl l dolor: for A large, l8 to 18% cents for A medium. ‘l1 to 171,5 cent: for B and 16 can-ta for C. A total of 4.475 cases were received Quebec potlt-Jea per 80 pound bag were 05 cents to 81, New Brunswick mountains per B0 pound bag bag l1 to 31.06 and Prince Edward Island mountains per pound bag $1.5 to $1.90.

MTTLQURB

(Canadian Prlal)

Stocks

l! A Oil Beaubarriola . .

Wmziizjvizvo"

aclllldlll Prong)

TOBONT . May l-Quiec aalliag lbaded quotations on tbe gold atoekl again today aa the ininiu-g market of the Toronto Stock Exchange came to a clone without any indication of I modification of trio tax on gold. A loll of 1.25 for McIntyre wal the only drop of importance and selling was not heavy exmpt in Teck Hughal, Wright Hargreavea and Hollinger. Thole three ialuel ololed 5 to U cents lower while Dome and Lake Shore were of‘! 26 to an can-ts and the two B. f‘. issues. Pioneer rind Bralorna- were up similnr nniounis. Bus." ma- tirls held quite fli-in and silvers were weak.

Winning hope that Washington hal anything more in store for sliver at present and fha sharp ilr_np in the silver metal price. sent. prices of Can- ndlnti silver slacks into a downward drift. lllrloredo hit its low point for many months. closing at ‘J95. off l8 cantl. Nlplasing dropped lli centl. Mining Corporation. 6. Premier 1, White Eagle 21.5, Bean Exploration I l4 and Cutie 4%.

TORONTO. May - 1

Stocks Close

cry

prices held ff‘l.'i|i\f'l' l firm on rlw Winnipeg Grain l-ixchunlr lodny in i-lnle only 55-55 cent: iouu May Wliout ended at 04%. Jul! It ‘it and October 07% cents. The d ~ . . . . . .. . liverlcs npporsntiy passed into stroilrlililnmdo . hands inul their effort! on prli-os iv 1F‘ Bridge . . .. [g w,“ uudcvsto rlFr-d |\'lrk n ‘ovi-rnineui. n "My lock 1'0"‘ ‘h h K wh at mull Luke while exporters also - ilriilium . (lrnnuilu . . . . .. . . (lrull iinwrio (‘inn llulvrou- iaunniir .

byallwunenwhcollf

per 5f Homestead ..

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s;5§.§:aE§.assa ,.

.. bzs i;

Mocks Close Allied Chem . . 1H Aru and F‘ Pow .. p1,; Am Smelt . f Aim Tel and Tel Anaconda . . 1 ntchiloa .. gg Auburn Motor 41 gethdilteel . . . . .. 39 i; auu a Dl- . ' i! P R y m

’ a point. Cvvering presumably pro-

f futures tumbled about a cent at one time and closed with irregular

rubber extended Monday's advances

m.’ particularly Goodyear and United . States, rallied.

I .1 points under offerings apparently prompted by the U. S. Supreme Court decision in the Illinois Com-

“d gett A‘: Myers, Standard Oil of Cali-

gimp» 5'9»? 3i

a!

Robb Mont

£3353 3'2?

ga-oeg§agwnaw"cg

Few Changes In Rangers Lineup

Murray mrrdock, iron man of sport's hoc- key decade, takes exception to re- that Father ‘Ilrne has the Indian sign on the New York Rangers. The keen-eyed ster" who played hil 400th game last winter, blames percentage his team's slump in the playoffs. Back home for the summc ‘months. Murray reminisced on the series that saw his team eliminat- cd by Montreal Mamons in the aydowns for the Stanley on. man who does not mates were hopelessly beaten be- cause theywerlspasaeinlsporta

"I expect there will be one or two changes in the club.” Murdock mid, "but w_e were not beaten be- cause all of the players have be- come old man. It's just percentage. CaptainBillCookilgcingaawell as ever arid so is Frankie Boucher. “Ching” Johnson and the rest."

Asked if Aitkenhead would grace the Rangers’ net next season, Mur- ray countered the remark that the

tcon

swell game during the playoffs." There was some talk oi a switch, he added. Rumors were current Montreal Canadians would call in Wilf Cude from Detroit. would release Lorne (‘msbot for Rangers if ludi a obanao was de-

Statcs dollar in foreign exchange

no further currency experimenta- tion in mind at this time. One view here is that formal establish- ment of the equalization fund means the treasury wants to keep the dollar at its new gold parity ratha rtban to attempt further da- pmciation. There has been and probably will be no official explan- ation of’ how the fund is to be cm- ployed.

Earnscliffe School for the monidi of A .

HOPE RIVER- SCHOOL Honor roll for April: Grade

Grade vn_,, Hum Tum" Reta Mcinnis: 3. Queenie Mutoh.

pson Grade V - 1, Joan Tumor; Graham. Grade IV—1. Arthur Simplon; I. t Moore. Grade III-l, Andrew

Turner Grade II—1, Sylvia SimPBOIlI 3. Gordon Simpson; 3, Ellwood Stew- art.

Grade I (SrJ-l, James Tumor. Perfect attendance - Gertrude ‘rumor

Frances Andrew ‘mmsr. Ellwood

Prizes‘ for arithmetic-Joan m- ner and Andrew Turner Dorothy Cullen-Towns.

HEAL YOUR FILES

Don't let itching, bleeding, Internal protruding plin- imp your fltality and cauao nu expenlive, painful Ipor- ation, In l5 mlnutel you can ltop the pain and qulnkly lhrluk acre, lwollen tllluel with tho Dootofll new 9"" pi-rlptiol. (‘Mun-Bold It mull fl! H"! up in l0 day; or mono! Ill!‘- your rirnggllt for (‘hlnu-Rold.

2, Eunice Mclsaao: ii, Annie McIn- nis

nis: 2, Mary Mclsaac.

Innis: 2, Michael Mcinnls: 3, Doug- oKinnon.

“mm, n ($34. ma“, m”; srnawnlrirtv PLANTS - mm-

2, Doris McKlnrimi; a. Joseph McIn- nis

2, Evelyn Mutch. yigq; 3, Anita Mclsaac; s, Leslie lifuKinn

n14, lo Mutch, Reggie McIn- nis, gglglinlillclnnis, Annie Mclnnil» Michael Mornnis. Lucinda Mclnnis. Joseph Mclnnis. Marion McInnis, Evelyn Mutch, Celine Doylc- S

.. Machinery Sale “i, FREETOWN STATION

SATURDAY MAY 5th. 2 P. M.

1—Sln|la Row Potato Planter. 1—’l‘wo row cultivator. l-Two row hiller. l-Iarge potato sprayer

b-Cement wheel barrow. i-Set bob aleiglia.

28—Bdle abeafoa ahlnglea. Quantity miscellaneous

Ii‘ weather unfavorable will be Monday, May 1th. _ AUSTIN A. SCALES,

Liquidator, Edwards d: Co.

cial purity, dwarfs of Hungary have formed a. National Union of Hun- garian Dwarfs and have invited all the dwarfs of the world to a Dwarf gong-a”, whloh l; to be held, rob- ~ ably If; Budapest. zlexzhzegtu-rlty g RAVI YOU]. SHOE! REBUILT aged “p76!!! 6

the dwarf race." to forbid marriofl! with normally-sized people, and to d d lower fares and small- E o u E_ gfimlgusea for all tiny folk. Their “m” “o? R M m leader, their Hitler, is said to be 30 inches tall. .

ROSES PLANTED TO

_A movement is afoot to trans- form Prince Rupert into a city oi roses and redeem it from the stig- ma attached to a. rainy city. Hun-

NEW YURK EXBHANRE

(By John L Cooley)

(Associated Prue Financial Writer) (C). By Guardian's Special Wire)

NllW YORK. May 1 - Stocks found somewhat better support to- day but rallying tendencies were poorly defined and net losses out- nuin-be ed advances about two to one even though the closing oom- posltn was unchanged. Corporation bonds lost a llttlo ground and com- modities were ragged. Government loans improved.

Shares followed a narrower range than yesterday and many of the extreme fluctuations did not exceed

vidcd part. of the demand. Steels, rails and motors steadied. but to- baccoa, some oils and a number of specialties found it ‘ iblc to catch up with tho previous cloae. was dull. amounting in the aggregate to 1.387.350 chars. Silver