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Library Science Shows Progress

MONTREAL. March 22.~—IC.P.)— Librarians have had many varied oxperionces since the caixy days of the American Library Association in i876. Miss Jnsctiiiuie Adnnis Rath-

.‘\ bone of tho Pratt, Xilillllllt‘. Brook- s

ilyn. told a recent meeting of the \ ebec Association. Pmrii iui init-

naqmbcrship of 123 at ilie upen- Mg meeting in Chicago, the Assoc- lotion has grown to 13.000 members, covering every branch of the pro- loosion.

Back in the early days. conditions were quite different and difficult tor librarians. for thcv had to cut up their ovm cards fnr cataloguing. Then were no stores to purchase Iundardized library stacks n0 unl- foruiity, for each person classified u’ catalogued according to his or her hdividuol ideas.

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IN “BOMBSHELL”

ALSO MUSICAL ‘

The Story of o Love Thoi Ficimed For o Lifetime! -'Wilh Glorious Music and Songs!

GLORIA STUART

ALSO MUSIGAL.......... . “IN A CASTILIAN GARDEN"

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Children's libraries, or hospital, business or industrial libraries had not come into being, but. thanks to the foresight “of broad liberal-min- ded" founders of the Anurlcaii Lib- rary Association, all these wonders of the present era were made ‘D08- ible through gradual evolution. Or- gzinizatioii brought about tremend- ous development, Miss Riithbone said.

Today, the scope-bf the American Library Association has been exten- ded to include among other sections, special divisions to handle agricul- ture, business, college references. lending, periodical, professional training, worki for children, school training. Miss Ratiibone pointed out. She hastened to assure her audience that. the term “Aincrican" was in- ternational in sctpc. ior many of the charter mcmlicrs of the library as- sociation virerv: Canadians and the ratio of increase membership in the

Dominion is highcr than in the Unl- tod States.

lower Production ilost ' By

i Balancing Fertility

example, excess nitrogen in coins-o serious looses through

maturity, foo much foliage, encouraging fungus diseases, etc.

Conditions such us these can

properly balanced fertilizer which may bc selected from the

‘following list, ready-mixed or

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i loies per acre will vary according to soil conditions and E uununh of luuun used. Tho following recommendation! l ulo approximate: For Grain 40o to 000 m; for Turnip 800 l l i i

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larger yields per acre and lowrr cost of production de- pend on the proper balance of plant food in the soil.

ZGDIMENDIII POI Grain, or turnips with manure. Grain seeded to hay or clowns; turnips, 11934 only) (iurdcnl: postures; potatoes; hood crops.

Gurdenl; postures; potatoes; ck. (Same u 0-8-7 concentrated.)

, U I-l-IO, l-I-l0, l-l-lfi, S-l-ll, all with or without magnesium. Potatoes: munglea and hocd crnpo on

Apple tress.

; for Poiuliou and Mongols I200 to 2000 lb!-

For heavily manured ﬁelds often lodging. delayed or uneven be corrected by the use of u

home-mixed:

grain on soils low in nitrogen.

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ADDED -- MAGIC CARPET “DESERT PATROL" AND COMEDY

NOTE-M Votes on SPEED-O- BYKE with each admission bought Mon. Tues. Wed.

Nestle’s Purchase A n o t h e r Big

Products tCaiiadai purchased outright,

the name of Sales Co., Limited. former

Dominion of Canada.

stantial amount‘.

Mr. Bradford Flllison,

ited.

Laiiig Produce Sales Co., Limited into Ncstles organization, aiid will continue to market “Dorothy " brand evaporated milk and "Betty" brand- condeiised milk iii Canada. Produc- tion of these brands will now take place in Nestle! imnicnsc, sanitary condenser! at. Chcsterville, On- tario. i

Canadians Buy Better British Tea

Montreal, March ZLL-[Spccial to The Cvllllfdlﬂlll ~—"Cc\llfidlklllS are taking an increasing interest in all kinds of Empire goods,‘ said F. E. B. Gourlay, commissioner of the Cey- lon Tea. Bureau ll(‘l"t" today; on his return from a. coast to coast trip undertaken to increase the inwrcst in Empire-grown tea ill Canada.

Improving business conditions were also forecast by Mr. Gourlay when he pointed our. that the farm- cr is eager to spciicl iiioiicy as soon as he can make a surplus. "The farmer, "said Mr. Gourlay." “rants to spend money for improvements. for replacements. for new imple- ments, and on himself and on his family. The lean years have built up ShOFlBBG (If goods which will make more than the beginnings of boom as soon as the farmer again is 1n a position w make purchases."

Speaking of the tea business in Canada. Mr. Gout-lay said: "A trend towards better quality tea is making itself evident across the DﬁfIlllllOll. "Phi-a is due perhaps in part to lin- PTOYlIIK conditions, but due largely also to an increasing public realiza- tion that bettcr izradc lea is more ccmiomical. I found wholesalrrs, re- tailers. and newspaper mm arms; Canada all interested in the gov- ernment of Ccyloifs effort through the Ceylon Tea Bureau to prmnotg the consumption of good 3mm” grown tea in Canada. While in pin this is due to an increasing trpmi towards liknpire goods throughout the Commonwealth, it is aisi) “l i known. of course, that the best tens are British grown."

ORWELL (TOVII WOMEN'S INY STITUTE

1T1! NIUHJ’ moniliii’ mrhling of tin Orwell Cove W. I, was held on March i3, at the home of Mrs. J. .1. Morrisscy. Meeting opened by sing- ing “Lamplightlng Time in the Volley,“ followed by roll oail which was answered by “Jokt-s". Minutes of last. meeting were mid and ap- pmved. A bill was ordered paid, A letter of sympathy to a bereaved member was written. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Macbaod; roll call to be ans- wered by "Recipes". Meeting ad- Journed by singing the Notional Anthem. Lunch was served by the hostem and o pleasant social hour was nt.

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GLAMOIJZI YOUISII-Ilto Beauty Balm See Bulletin pogo. L-ldﬂ.

INVEIlNl-ZSS COAL. -— Bcollent for the kitchen rongo. A. Pickord dz Co. 11-1344.

CORNWALL CHARGE March iiotn-New Dominion at 1i A M. Kingston at 3 P. M. Cornwall at 7 P. M. Rev. D. K. Ross. Minister.

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I-‘OI THE MAGDALENS — Tho S. B. " lm is expected to leave North Sydney, Mumb 29th for the Magdalen Islands, with mail. freight, and passengers, if condi- tions are favorable. and will return to North Sydney with mull and freight. 1mm the Island.

ST. JAMES CllURCE-At the morning service tomorrow the Rav. Dr. R. Moorhead Legato will give the last, in the series of his pie- Eastcr addresses, speaking on the subject. "What is the Cross?" The Holy Communion will be observed

Milk Company

Toronto, March 22.—Nestle's Milk Limited have for cash, the business formeiny conducted under The Laing Produce manu- facturers of “Dorothy” brand evap- orateci rrulk and "Betty" brand con- densed milk, well known to all groc- ers aiid consumers throughout. the The amount of the purchase price is not stated, but is said to involve u very sub-

This announcement is made by Vice-Presid- ent. of Nestlcs Milk Products (Can- ada) Limited. also Vice-President of The 141mg Produce Sales Co., Lim-

Nestle‘s Milk Products tCaJiada) Limited have completely absorbed the sales staff and personnel of The

at this service. The Kirk welcomes all strangers and visitors at. its ser- vices.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH-Tb- morrow morning Dr. Vincent will preach another of the seriu of ser- mons on the parables of our Lord taking as the theme for the morn-

iniz. "the parable o! the pearl and the hidden treas- Thc subiect of the evening sermon will be "Calvary,"

The music of the day will include Gounod! "Praise ye the Father.‘ Handels “Surely he hath borne our griefs." Mr. V. l... Dingwell (bari- tone) will. at the morning service sing Faure‘: “The Palms." Miss Pearl Burns, contralto, will sing "He was despised," from Handel's Messiah. The male quartcttc, Messrs. Quigley. Calder, Dingwell and Stems will give a selected number at the evening service. station C. H. (7. K. will broadcast the scr- vice of the evening.

TELETYPE INSPECTOR —Jack Maclmod, son of Mr. and Mrs, Pan] Maeleod. who has been home for some months, was called back tho Canadian National Telcgraphs. and has been made Teletype Ins- pector in charge of the ticker ser- vice of the Maritime Provinces. Mr. Macbeod left Saturday for Mone- tori, his headquarters, to assume his new duties. He has since been to St. John, Rcdericwn and Hali- fax are other centres ho will visit. Charlottetown will soon be included.

This service is to be installed thcco. Mr. Maclieod is to be congratulated upon his promotion with the Cgni-

pany. With brother Paul he served in the Montreal offioc. He

too has recently been coiled buck

and assigned larger duties in the

Montreal office.—New Glasgow

News.

RED POINT SCIROL

Honor roll for February:

Grade X-i Estelle Campbell, 2 Elsie MacNeill.

Grade VIII-l him; Robertson. Grade VII—l Lorna Kidson, 2 Ernest Allen, 3 Elma Bruce.

Grade V—1 Earle Robertson, Z Laura Bruce, 3 A. B. Campbﬂl? Grade IV~1 Lorne MacNcill. 2 Arthur Bruce, 3 Catherine Tum- lrull, -

Grade III-i Lclth Robert-son. Grade 1I—l Doris Youiis. 1 El- va, Bruce.

Grade 1-1 Walter Robert-son. I Irene Young. Monthly average: Attendance 75.2. -Cornclius MacLean. ‘Peaoher.

178 per cent.

Banking Commit- tee Holds Ptfﬂbe

4C. P. By Guardian’: SPPPiRI WI") orrawa. March 22-A wint- blank denial he was specuiﬂi-l"! m the Winnipeg wheat pit was criter- ed today before the house banking committee by John l- McFarland. head of the central selling agency’ of the three prairie ab“! Poole With his credit guaranteed by W! government, he was buyint! ﬁll-w" in the futures market to suﬂiw" prices and prevent chaos.

The Winnipeg wheat operator. I lqgendiiry figurr uround Parlia- ment sine; he become Iéﬂl-‘Tll manager for the Canadian Cooper- ative Wheat Producers Limited in mo. said he held no physical wheat. today. He began buyilll f"- tures when speculators deserted the pits and prices begun t0 Ill- Efforts were mode to hold the price above 50 cents but it 0M8 dropped to 38%. When the price slipped fromlbtodﬂﬁ b15099!’- nticns were on a lorIB W!!! U"! "if the holders of the (wheat) 0P- tions he held had been the llllbllﬂ and had been obliged to liquidate, it would have been chaotic.’

is bought last year.

Queen Street?’

The new 1934 Graham is bigger, roomier l—l16-inch wheelbase Six—123-inch Eights.

Uniquo lun|o Irumu

for groutor roudubllily

In the Graham, ab: rear oxio panes tbrougb the frame/Ila: combined weight of axle and rear wheels helps to nucbor the car to the road over bumps and around turns. Tho Banjo Frame wbrlu with tho Outboard Springs, wide 61- inch tread Ind Ceometrit. " give unusual readability and safety.

MADE

YOUR dollar is worth riiore now-in u Graham. With new lower prices, starting at $965, your money buys far greater value than

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"Outboard Spring rldo "1

‘ﬂue Graham ls the only car with

board Springs, placed ostsida tho from: boll: front and rear.- This greater dis- tance between springs mean: less lilting and sidcsvuy. And tho spring: no long and ﬂexible for smooth, level riding over roughest surfaces. Try an "Out- board Spring ride"in tho 1934 Graham-

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Clear-vision ventilation. High-styled interiors. More power in the Six and Standard Eight- and o Sopenbavgcr in {be Custom Eight, increa-

ing power 42% witbou! afecting economy. Take

the wheel and seefor yourself that the new Graham is a better ca: at a lower price.

JAMES A.

C URRIE

PREPARE Fiiil SEASiiliS Wiliiii

Crews Gather in Pic- to u , Headquarters of Industry On The gogth Sh o r e For

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) PICIOU, N. 8., March 22.—l=‘ishcr- men along the north oliore of Nova Scotio are building traps in readi- ness for the coming lobster season. and officials of peaking firms with headquarters in Pictou arc arriving to prepare their plants.

A few years ago tlierc was a pack- ing plant for every fishing station, but the modern method of iulng smacks to csny lobsters from out.- lying ports to central factories and shipping points hm cut dovm over- head expenses. Thus Pictou town and the nearby Carriboo communi- ties have become tho centre of a thriving industry during the lobster season.

There are two plants on the Pic- tou waterfront and Just inside the little entrance to Carriboo Harbor is the largest lobster factory in tn, world \

It is iVercsting to watch the dif- ferent, processes from the time tho green lobster leaves the fishermen‘: boot at. the wharf until it is stowed away in a quarter-pound can bound for some epicure! table. There is a bi: boiler where the lobsters are placed‘ olivs and cooked, ond the tables when body. toils and claws

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LIVESTOCK BOARD

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

OTTAWA, March Zll-lhtablish- mcnt of a permanent commission of three members to be known l5 the "Canadian Livestock Production and Marketing Commission" was propog- ed before the Stevens mass buying and price spreads committee of the House of Commons today. The com- mission would be for the purpose of improving and stabilizing the live- stock industry.

Setting up of this body was advo- cated by I. Irigaldson, Manager of the Canadian Livestock Cozgaerativc iWestc-m) Limited and Secretary- treasurer of the Manitoba Coopera- tive Livestock Producers Limited. Dclving into all phases of livestock Droduction and marketing, the west.- ern official testified for nearly three hours.

Conveiiing by the government within the next two months of a "Canadian Livestock Conference"

Unemployment Relief 1s Discussed

(C. P. B! Guardian's Special Win)

OVITFWA, March 22.-A resolu- tion was before the House of Com- mons today providing for an unem- ployment relief measure along the same lines as the Relief A06 0! I933- Hon. Wesley Gordon, Minister of Labor explained that. tho now not was necessary to cover payment-l h- tcr March 31.

While the bill was in committee J. F. Pouliot (Lib. hiriiscouato) protested against the failure to pro- vido relief 1n some of the new par- ishes of his constituency. ‘more woo proportionately more unemployment,

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was another proposal thrown out. by

Mr. Iagaldson. This conference would meet every year. It would consist of one representative of the livestock producers organization or organisations of each province, and two representatives of each of the following: The Industrial and De- velopment Council of Canadian Meat. Packers, the Railway Com- panim Joint Council. the Retail Merchants‘ Association, and the f‘ ume s Association of Canada. The Conference would confer with and make recommendations to the suggested permanent commission on matters arloettairiing to the live- stock industry.

The services of one or more ex- pertl to act in an advisory capacity to the proposed permanent commis- sion and to the Canadian Livestock Conference should be pr0cured_ the western livestock authority sugges- ted.

In Australia

(By The Canadian Press) ' E. Australia, March ﬂ-Dcfinitc plans for a tour of Japanese athletes in Australia in i986 an being made by the Vic- torian Achilles Club.

The Woueda University of Japan. which sent a llrgc and fairly suc- cessful team to compote against Imglish Universities in i928 is ex- pected to supply u team of from i0

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Rene Renault Rescued By Police In Court- room During Stavi- sky Probe.

By Alexander Ubl. (A. P. By Guardian's Special Win!

PARIS. March 22.—Vlolent Cllllt" ism of French histice as the result of the Stavisky scandal hit VICKY" and former ministers of the WWW‘ mcnt today.

Henri Charon, Minister of Justus in the Doumergue Cabinet. WM F" cused by members of Parliament with permitting a delay 0i "ill?" in the case, whilo Rene Renault, former Justice Minister, was assaul- féd by a group of lawyers in a court- room, after deputies bod drossﬁd h" iiome into tho involtilliim "l ‘h’, collapse of the Bayonne Municipa- Puwnshop.

Radical Soolulllll Renault. prominent in the rank-i of the radical Booiallots, faces In inquiry for the part he is alieacd l" have played in at least three p9“- ponementa of mo trial of Bertie W“

vioky, hood of the anwnnhw. vi" was found dead ln Chomonix as 9°‘ lice hunted hlli moi-sly lfw ti"

to l5 men for an eight weeks‘ tour immmum" "um

of the Ourimouwcaith

Police had to rush the court r001" to rescue Renault‘ from magma! his colleagues, w o, morn - hovs upoot tho dignity of the court-l since the ltsvisky cue first broke-

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