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C. P. By Guardian's Special» Wire) MONTREAL, April 22. - llloGill ‘niversity tonight announced that hose in charge of the red football cam for i935 will be: H c arv cad coach, Joseph B. O'Brien, n- rsry assistant coach. Haldane iioddy) Foster: assistant coach, Douglas Kerr, all p! Montreal. .__.__...____.

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and summer cottages. Thnnn are ‘ nrtlclel d! modernising, furnishing InnI-l

enlng and real estate dev -. ment. Also ten picture: i - iuatrnting the “Evolution of t' House" nines 18.000 B. C.

it will pay nnyona interenbfl in building. property ‘ntsln- anon or improvement to rccelna this magnnins regularly. Rea only ch00 for four Plan Boo numbers _ Spring, Summon. Autumn nnfl Winter, 1986.

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AGRIBIIITURAL MEETING AT T R A B A l] I E

A very successful agricultural meeting was held in Tracadic Cross Hall on Thursday, March 28th, when a fairly well filled house greeted the visiting repre- sentatives who were present from Charlottetown. Mr. J. J. Trainer presided, and aft-er some prelimin- sry ‘ called upon, Mr. W. R. Show, Provincial Livestock Super- ‘ ‘ -‘ ‘ who delivered a timely lecture on livestock production and map: nt, dwelling particularly on the value of various feeds and proper feeding pl tloes. During .his talk and the discussion that ensued, a large chart was used for the purpose 0f assuring greater elucidation. On this chart there was printed information concern- ing the ordinal-y feeds grown on the farm. as well as those most commonly imported as supple- rnentsls. and a store ohvaluapis detail to the stockmnnTwasdm- parted during the course of ‘the

ing. Mr. J. A. Gillies, Secretary of the Livestock Mnrketin Board, followed m. Shaw, and he refer- red chiefly to tbs value of organ- ization in the marketing of live- stock and how necessary it was to have the largest possible percent- age of the farmers producing a commodity. get together in their marketing practices. At the con- clusiomf these addresses a. Live- stock pping Club was organized that would cater to the farmers producing hogs and lambs in the ‘Iracadie and Bedford area, and the following Directors were sp- pointed:

Dunstaffrlage: Wm. Jenkins, R. 1.‘. Connolly.

Grand Tracdie: John Watts, Louie MacDonald.

Donaldson: iconard Coin-hired bu,

Home. .

'1‘en Mile House: Patrick Smith, Walter Mullin. Mr. Johnson, Daniel

Blooming Point: John D. Mac- Donald, Harold Lacey. ‘Pracadis Cross: Basil Mgcnqn- sld. Patrick Muliin. Bedford: Elmer McQuall, John “ of the

B. Mcmtyre. At : subsequent Directors Mr. Welter Muliin was appointed President and Mr. R. E. Connelly, Dunstaffnage, Secretary and Manager of the Club, and farmers should list their stock from time in time with Mr. Con- nelly so that loading dates may be set and other oiub activities st- tsnded to regularly. thizialflfll that evening a number or FY9865 live expression to their views and as usual, an out- standing advocate of (so-operative effort and progressive action um i001! Dirt. WM. the Rev. Father Maurice MacDonald, who never

Donald, a daughter, Marlon 11er-

DEATHS

I. 1. April 8, 10M, John M. Martin. Ied d7 years. Ullbflilflil’. Cardigan

island Hospital on Easter Monday- April 29. George J.

N. D. MacLean

wearles in well doing in the inter-

guson.

WILLIS-At Kingston. on April 22, i996. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willis a son.

VWJOD-At Cardigan, P. E. l’. April 1'1, i006, to Ml‘. and Mire. Wallacw B. Wood (nee Margaret Acorn) a damhter. Marjorie Kathryn.

MABTIN—Ai IIJWEI‘ Cflffllflflll, P.

Oen-ioterv. TWIEDY—At the Prince Edward

i985, in Ml‘. and Ml‘!- TIOOG). Charlottetown, l

ests of his parishioners and those round about him. It is anticipated that as soon as the roads dry up further effort will be expended by departmental officials in the Bed- ford and Trncadie districts. At the conclusion of the meeting Mr. J. J. Trainer, Provincial Agent for the Eastern Canada Potato Mar- keting Board,,who was the Chair- man. Qflve a. brief resume of the Board's activities, and difficulties that had to be contended with in the potato marketing game this year. The situation was unique, probably in thehistory of potato marketing, in that the supply of- faring to the trade was the great- est on record, and the markets or outlets the most restricted. It was onlyby having a measure of con. trol exercised over the potato movement and distribution that even a more hopeless condition might he averted. ~

yOur Mutual Benefit Plan

With all permanents booked from nmv until Maydot we one; "W "06 "liter waves or one hoi oil shampoo with one ringer W115,

‘YOU benefit by ‘ettlpt ,9‘;- permanent below ‘the rush season 1M br sewn: the additional free services mentioned above.

we: benefit by being able to give r"! "ilfmlrllléiwlnilztvient now. there-

!" evo ,mn uni‘ diaap ment later. pom‘-

Phons 1829. '

PERCY GULLISON, muggy-M nun: BEAUTY ssnolv 176 Gt. GcorgeSt.

" Mission Band

The Mission Band of ‘ibinity Unit“! ch11"!!! held s very success- ful Easter- concert 0n Tuesday wgn. inc. Arm l6. Rev. .1. w. BBIDOIII’ presided. and the following pm- Km-m Provided excellent entertain- ment for the largecrowd attending;

Cigar-lyre, ‘Bells Ring Out On Bhu- Recitation, "a Basket or Blos- WIYIB." June Campbell,

Recitation, "Littles" Dorothy m. thiégson.

cruise, “Ea. to; Manages. 1.1m» Girls. s " a" Recitation, "A mug my,» Jo“ Solo. Jean Iowther,

Recitation ‘T119 =- Howatt. ' m“ m" nusiffo’ nsunbfllmh" Marlon Garn-

Recltation. "Easim- u Moon R88. Barry Violin S010, Beryl Ma¢D°n5]d_ lilllecitation, “Daddy and I,» m“

dunriotte, ‘pa... a,“ .. Blalwhe Coombs. Sfilrllealestemf- Mglgcorie Spillett and Jean Mqofg itation, "Spelling Kme 1. ' _ mychinu DOIIIg/IIRS. n’ n“ W118. issionary B -- _ mums“ ”“" ’“ c a on. “A m -~ Marjorie West. endsmp and“ solo. Carl Brown. mExflcl-se. "smiles," Adele Vicker-

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ii. BIRTHS Solo, George Brawn R/eclt e1 , MaoDONAID-Jlt noon. api-‘iffi, ren. a o" “m” "W" w“ 1936, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mac- Intermission,

"An Easter Temptation," M". w: Harold West and m1-

colzgml°n» ‘My Pam." Arthur 5010. Louise Brown.

ins and Hissbeth Bhnm

moons. “rm WM. (flair- Archer, Hinmld wen“ Wald." Mfzllie Brown. .~i..°““u....-. “m” 00d Save the King.

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Don’t Take Drastic Drugs

tnbel or filter: w h! neglect or

eaergyinalbonre-iiy

s day: or money bash. At is.

~box are fins products of local

“within "My Garden," Jgm mm» "Qillllliflhlels Lullaby," pain.

w. ‘menus Arbund the

Your kidney: have nine million tiny i.ll‘flh:lllllnlailflil _ e rr ng rugs. Ilewnrci 1r nlaooy trouble or nuns" wcnlrnesn Isabel u [Iflgfffjjg 9.1.

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muslin-Feeding ions exclusively, has for results wherever f lowat

IOXMENI-Stl-fi those sunrlovuraa a Hippy days after woelnisg.

1“? L. r. u. canon-lover no attended the modern and, dance at the L n. n. night. Chipmunk attendance. ., . .

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Mrs. Ivan Home and Mrs. Theodore Bayer, Jr. The music was furnish- ed. by Syd Elliott's Rhythm Kinse-

OANADIAN LEGION

Canadian National Hotel last even- ing.'1‘hs chnperone were Mrs. R. C. Chandler, Mrs. J. P. Hilhon, Mrs. Fred Moore. Al Blanchard and his orohestrisprovided the music.

LAID T0 BEST-libs funeral of the late Irancis Buote was held from his late residence yesterday morning to St. Dunstanb Basilica,

The pail bearers were: Messrs. Dhonse Doiron, Jas. Campbell, Jae. Lamphiere, Frank Murphy, Edward Bradley and Isa-ac Doucettc. Service at the grave was conducted by the R/ev. Dr. McMahon.

ated Jubilee message from the Iag- islaturs to m; Majesty the King, on display today in the window of the Oraswell studio, is an example of ‘very artistic work on the pert o! the art teacher of NotreDameCou- vent. Likewise the container and

craftsmanship. ‘lilac leather con- tainer was made by Mr. Min-icy of the Irwin Printing Company Limited, and the mahogany box is the work of Mr. Joseph Gin-ran, ‘Charlottetown

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- eral of Bernard McEwm, which took place fromher son's residence yesterday morning, tovfit. Dunstank Basilica, was largely attended. The pail be were Messrs. James Smith, David Robeson, John Duity, Joseph McRory, James Iowlor and Thomssbdcmllan. service; '51; m; church wero conducted by Rev. F. Cass and atthegrave by Bcvlouis Dougan.

ARTISTIC WORK-The fllilmln- '

‘rm: cHAauorrrcTowN GUARDIAN

STORIES

“It was late when I got Burgess, the night man on

in a stick-up. You're too

“Not much chance for

was news —dead or alive.

PERSONALS

Mrs. Wilfred Cheverie, Sourla, en- tered the Charlottetown Hospital on Saturday.

Miss Phyllis Murphy, Tignish, un- derwent an operation at the Char- lottetown Hospital Saturday.

Miss Vivian ‘Cameron, City, has entered in, Ohallottetown Hospital for treatment.

ma. Alpbonsue lldclnnis, Souris. has entered the Charlottetown Hos- pital for treatment.

m. Wm. Dawson, Tlgnisb, enter- ed the Charlottetown Hospital on Monday.

Mr. C. J. lelnton, mesport, Me, was a passenger on the‘ excursion to Summerside .

Mr. John J. McKinnon. St. Peters. is undergoing treatment at the Charlottetown Hospital.

Miss Frances Strain, who was q)- erated on in the Charlottetown Hos pital recently, is making s. rapid re- covery.

The many friends of Mr. John Henry Cutlifle, Kelly's Cross. will be glad to know that he underwent a successful operation at the Char- lottetown Hospital yesterday mom- ing.

The ‘many friends of Mrs. Joseph Mclilachern will be plowed w learn that aha underwent a succasful op- eration at the Charlottetown Boa

pitll.

m. James r. rmches and m. G. M. Kelly, Kinkora, were in the city for ‘the week end and took in thehsierplayatthsstrsndba- sides some other reasonable enter- tslnments.

many friends of Mr. Borden Msdieod, of Bmokfield, are sorry to leam that he has entered the P. E. Island Hospital where he was operated on for appendicitis.

I Mr. W. T. Weilner arrived on 8st- urday night from Boston and left to spend a few veers at lower Montague.

Misses Mary Mouerhan. Kassi-

ting 1.1,,‘ moan. Inlnn, amou- at iheir respective homes. Their muhnillm: . u“. ogéfm "u: many frisn are welcoming their dié-ilfi-ilfh .17," ‘l ———-—-——~— prtlfllntinn enlleil Cynic: (Illa-ten). N!!! NATIVIQ T0 DII $51951’ slat 1:. .15 “K

mi...’ new mans, yonlh and vac-moi nativu

‘ isn to examine the ailing babies.

brook. Gwen Unusually. ‘w.

aoruounns

found guilty of murder in connec- tlmwlththodeothofafeilnw: nflirnnlaadmedto

elevator.

bigger shock to the family

Would Call In To See Babies

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) OALLENDER, Ont, April 22.—Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, physician to the Dionne quintuplets since their birth May 28, stated tonight if it was rc- quested by the babes’ guardians he would gladly call in another physic-

Today Olive Dionne. the (other, wired Premier Mitchell F. Hepburn and Hon. David A. Croll. Ontario Minister of Welfare, asking that he and his wife be allowed to name a doctor t0 inspect the children. fie said the condition of the babes was more serious than he had been al- lowed to learn.

saryf" said Dr. Daioe, "I would have called in mother doctor without waiting for the government to W“ me to do it." He said four o! the babies were progrcsslnl! 111M113’ 911d well on the way to recovery "P!" their head colds which swept through the hospital last week. He admitted Marie was a "little bit. un- der the weather." but eXPQCWd W 5°’ an improvement in the tiniest of the babes within the next few days. My, mppum or Mr. Croll could not be reached but Joseph Sedgwioll. Deputy Attorney General, when questioned in Toronto, said it had boon the practice of the ministers to leave all health matters conccrnln! the quintuplets in the hands of Dr. Dafoe. "He is certainly competent." he sakf- .

IMr. Sedgwlci: also commended the ability of the Red Cross nurses It the little northern outpost and said Madame Louise dc Kirillne, chief nurse, was an ewe". with I319"!- Dr. Defoe denied that the of the ren was more serious than tol to Dionne. He stated that Dionne had visited the hospital yes- terday and was fully aware 0f "I condition of tho babies.

MR8. CAIOLYN M. LUTHER - WINS OIBBONS FBI

Well, snsfitnrolvn M. Luther, be- cause of her nbivery night in an eerie house in Hyde Park, wins s10 today irqn Boyd Gibbons for "A

for eye witnesses. Better go down to the hospital-he's at the General- snd try and find ‘somebody talk

‘story now, l‘ thought-dint Shelton

“No one in the Emergency- Ward could tell me a thing. ShcItpnN/as dead when they brought Inm just as I turned to go, two- qfthe staff doctors came through froimthe operating room- and waited for the " ‘Too barf-said the older doctor-

‘Sheltonb lawyer was there just now and he says this is going to be a

I‘ had ever thought it neccs- -

THE EDITO

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donnld, of B6 Green street. Welles- ton, night that would have mocked the

Another Doctor hats off-most of you-i! i, did not

because she went through a.

urn your hair gray. This night wound up with a

strange dog in the house, no lights, u. ghostly voice barking orders-and a

patient dead on the floor. Floyd Gibbons. who has been

through many a shaky experience himself, likes this sort of ‘story from an actual experience, and he pays s10 every day and $100 every month for the best true story.

Send yours in, addressed to Floyd

Gibbons, care of the Boston Even- ing American, 5 Winthrop square.

EAST BALTIC WOMEN'S INST’- TUTE

The April meeting of the East Baltic Women's Institute was held on the night of April l5 at the home c! Mrs. John B. Fay with at‘ attendance of ten members and fou visitors. ,

The meeting opened with tho singing of the Ode followed bv ro" cs1] and by the reading oi minuv of the previous meeting which std approved as read. The report of t‘ sick committee was next given. Tl secretary then presented the cc‘ respondence received. A discusslc about ways of raising funds ensue The programme consisted of s foo contest. The following committee were then appointed. Sick, Mis= Irene Murphy. Mrs. Daniel Grady: programme, ' Elsie

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Bridge, black ‘handbag. John Andrew, East Royalty. -oo

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May‘ 1st the following: acres of land

acre: at The Point, thereon, owned by Peter Joirmr. " - ALEX MOBAS,

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think. With all his apparent shrewd- ness and ability, Shelton apparently left his personal affairs in an awful mess. Rather rough on the family, I think. Looks as if they won't be

able to gel: enough ready money out

" ‘They'll never catch me that way’ - said the younger man. ‘No, I haven't got a million+or even a twentieth of it -bui: I've got the best protection against that kind of difficulty that I've overheard of. I'm sure of one thing-my death won't embarrass my family financially, for at least five

“That sounds pretty wise and sen- 4 sibIe. I-Iow did you make so sure of it?’ " ‘Well, I purchased what the Dom- inion» Life call o. Salary Continuance

surance Plan, except that in the death-instead of, a Iumpsumbfmoney being paid into my estate-a monthly income takes the place of my salary and continues to my wife and family every month

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Successful fox ranchers feed IMPERIAU FOX BISCUITS because they contain food ele- ments esseniiai for health, strength and success-

LOST - SATURDAY BETWEEN‘ Burma's Grocery and Wright's Mrs.

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Two properties at Oyster Bed Bridge containing, s acres and 9A respectively, with

thereon, the property sf Nwoloma Gallant. Also farm oi II with ho-e

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“ ‘That certainly would be ajbig help to the Shelton family, wouldn't it?’

" ‘Yes, you bet! You sec. the really important feature of this plan is that t you can arrange your estate in any‘ way you wish. At the same time you can make sure that your fondly,

“ ‘Does that Icost a great deal?’ " ‘No, it doesn't -in fact you'd be surprised how low the cost really

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