ma‘.

NOW ARRIVING

Clover Seed

Timothy Seed ' Tianothy b Clover Mixed Marquis Wheat Reward Wheat White Elle Wheat Bed I-‘lfe Wheat Duokblll Barley Maude. Barley

O. A. C. 21 Barley Sllverhull Buckwheat Golden Vhie Peas English Vetehes

Iaigfellow Corn White Banner Oats

Yellow Globe Mongol Yellow Inter. Mange! Jumbo Sugar Beet Leviathan laser Beet Giant Sugar Boot

Wholesale

CALL AND SEE the No. 1 and Grain and get our prices

FARDES

WHY ‘DRE NOSE IS l0 IMPORTANT

A few years ago when s - gnt. found that his nose was egg- ed uip he consulted a nose and throat specialist, who in order 1. give more breathing SW30- W l1 sometimes. remove or the bony structure at the outer side of the note (turbiriate bones). 01' would take a piece out of the IN‘ tum (the tough fibrous and bony structure which seuflrstfis "he 1105' trils from one another). In doilfl this. all that was beinghtu- idered

I tn breathing roilsh (the I351, beecause breathing thmush the mcuui caused dryness Md

poreness of the throat.

To-day, the other uses of the nosg are being consid ed because these operations to W11 "W" mouthing mom are now known t0 lntefleim with the? other final (he “$5, gugh Ag 6 SQIIBE and mowte of tlhe sir W1“ down into the 111185-

gn spegkflng of the various func- tions or use of the mSPi - (e1; I. Lillie, Professor or Oto , _ and its uses), University 1 £6 new“, q the last meetlfl‘! ° Mlsslssi Valleé‘ Medical Society- m “fling e members Ihlt

momduiun iucauiins spew mm b“ “$1., t/urblnatebones (so otter; runoved by "W"? ‘w MW“? in was-min and molstening the l‘ loathed fr; ha‘, d” the

u» r c .iwc...=.i:: blodsed we sxggugf gr‘; mum“,

tnrouxh . which uic iiuiniz oi the MM- $0 eluding he coverlni wribinate boiwl- "Wu" ‘:12: ‘m gtnwlihe throat because the air R mm “his logged "m ma“; we mgmimsteumakfi 1i WW‘ 64mm u "e "s.

climate " l. k WWII mm“ ‘fiuuitnouicnuwc M m, ttirou

“u” mgnn; slternagg? 9° w“ 9M 8M‘ " mm“ ’ ‘Ilhlstmls m. Lillie uoirit-s m" “l” mo,“ ‘ unaturul" W?" "M i y n?“ b, ‘i195 trewtrnmt 0 l-fl U - that me 1t l; gratiifylfli! 9° '°* _ no-e which is so useful t?‘ for; and mviovrnent of 1 and “db ‘ m; wnmi m? me mdstenlng the air-is receiving

attention it So 140ml‘ deserves‘

N‘

All of which we are selling at lowest prices oellent quality of our Seeds

SPECIAL PRICES T0 INSTITUTES AND

A. HORNE c» c0.

CHARLOTTETOWN

dsllctail

before biqirq.

CLUBS

riiflfivi A s snciiiml Blil niscussin

Provincial Legislature April 8.

The House met at 12:20 p. m.

Premier Campbell introduced an Act respecting securities for seed grain advances.

Hon. Mr. Dennis introduced on Act for the protection of milk producers and vendors.

The bills were received and road a first time. _

f): motion of Mr. Barbour. an Act to incorporate the (lhsmplon Feotrlc Company Limited was read a third time and passed.

On motion of Premier Campbell

Ilouse mmittee

the went into oo with Mr. Foley in the chair on the Fital Accidents Act.

The Act recognises liability for an action for damages in accident cases notwithstanding the death of the person injured, and although the death was caused under cir- cumstances amounting in law culpable homicide. Every such slit- must be for the benefit of the wife, husband, rent and child of the person w ose death was so caused. In assessing the damaiel = t is to be taken of any sum ldt g lpayable under any con- ae nsursrios.

The Premier explained that ‘the legislation is substantially the same as the law in effect at the present time. ‘There are however certain defects which have become notice- able in recent years owinB W ‘he larger number of fatal accidents due to increased automobile traf- flc, The bill is substantially in ac- cord with the present Ontario

statute.

Hon. Mr. LePnIe referred V! accidents occasioned by Wm!“ with uninsured cheap cars. from WhOm there is no biiity o! wi- lwting damages. e recommended compulsory automobile insurance-

Premier pbell screed w W the principe but. said lelllslation along this line had not apparently worked satisfactorily 1H the “he”

. He believed it. would be practical if all the Provinces.

adopted uniform legislation alonl this line.

Th bill provides that only one sctlorei may lie in relliwt °x m“ particular accident. It was amend- ed on e Premier's motion. bl’ adding that in osee an ion is brought b any person other than the execu . no settlement or mfg: ncigynbe made without lea of e l1 - A/enew clause provides that reas- onable funeral expenses of the de- ceuqg may be awarded as dem- sges in any action broilht 0nd”

Act. “The bill was r0995"! ""94 I” with smendm t. Aifter recess:

act

ecu-med at 3.35 Dm- Pl-‘flloer Camfilél comm lain House “fir: m me ma“ on the Contributory Nesliseme Mt It provides that where. by "he fault. of two w 1"°'°P“‘°“"d°'m} or loss is caused to one 0 “s” o; mum the liability w make more we dad“; or loss shall be

Auto Accidents Increase

proportion t0 u“

I I,‘ "imam ‘mmmmfiwizurfiuiningiw “‘°“:"'“'::i esseamullsnflrfwnogareleaa vintseoiilfliaw:

Il amenixg?‘ psaehedaaew but» ‘n lri I ‘nut’ 1:0! avurflguugm btrdnaeormlfi“ ‘ "filwfilmmhmlnalsnee. unlfivu" fl “"“'""°"' a.‘ g quoted -

llyniluian

m.“ 8i 00m

as-nauflli l"

“Jiy Limited

For s Delicious 0|!

Mr. Tao Poll Says!

ran flavoured ‘b! Ugo QRAHMIN 70mg,’ Fella Tu

d

in other provinces. ntw” W901i i0 without amend-

men . 0n motion of Hon. Mr. McGulg-

TI-IE CHARLOTFETOWN U GUARDIAN

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

an the use went into gewwitgin tggCMr. Allan in the 0- 5559c. mum's Act. I W a flkliemlvrolxrlwter saidolthere was raw e umber oo-opem buying and selling clubs through: out the Province and it was dean- ed desirable t0 give them statut- iinry standing. Blmilar legislationis force in other provinces.

Mr- Plumes sited if there was any power given under this Act which could not be obtained un- der the Companies Act.

Hon. Mr. MoGuigan replied in the negative.

The bill provides for a Supervi- sor of Cooperative Associations. Mr._ Seville stressed the need of Mtms the proper man IOI‘ this position as it was “tremendously important". The a pointee would be required to adv as well as

W166. Q 5131' W33». 3 (l) provides that Hie my

Lieutenant Governor in Council may appoint the Supervisor, who shall be under the direction of the Minister of Agriculture and shall be paid such salary as the Lieut- enant Governor in Council deter- mines.

Mr. Saville asked if this meant that the Government had to pro- vide the salary.

Mr. MacKlnnon objected to the Province paying this expenditure. _I-Ion. Mr. McGuigan said he an- lWiDated that it would be largely offset by the fees charged under tlhe Act. The cost would not be Very much to the Province fm" the first four or five years at least, Perhaps some official at present "M6!" wlflfy could do the work.

M13 Hllflhes said the Government thioueh some of its officials is undertaki to g and gnquke into the a airs cooperative u- soclations. The promoters of ma“ organizations will claim that the whole transactions are under guy. eminent supervision. “Tillers i-iss been in the past and there will be “l "l" mmrejli-Klwreeontatlons films that. line,’ he said. “Unions the Government is wary bar-gm therewillbealmostamoralcbn. Bntion resting on them,"

ive movement was owing nowhere was it of rfore benaannctl, than among our farmers. Leinslature and Government should "lend a. hand” to help the cooper. aiti-vc organization in every way,

Mr. MePhefl Protofit

Mr. McPhee felt that too many

fir‘: “us. swam...“ a was

for irhe deficit. e r as

m

to do this session it is to cutdolm and try to keep the ploche we made to the electors." he dec "I feel that tihe rriost Built I have is on this very one point. We have no excuse iio and it is Just because we are spreading it out. I see 82,500 m- $3.000 for a now outlay and Ithink these things should be done in reason. This is merely another o ice for somebody and I say we

oulxlgoveryeasysttheprssesut time, and not t any legislation have that is to create any more eiependi ure.’ Hon. Mr. McIntyre: "I a oiato the remarks or! hon. rs about op-oiperation, but. if every member would co-operate with me and not make so insistent de- mands for expenditure as was made last. vesr—-—"

Mr. ll/IcPhee: "1 might tall my hon. friend the Minister that I didn't make very many demands. I guem I helped him rather than hindered him in keeping close to his sstzimam." Hon. Mr. McIntyre: “I was not gienglirig out any partbcalar mem-

r.” Mr. Seville thought ll supervis- ion oould be provided without ad- ditional charge to the Province it would be s. good thing. » ‘Ilhe section carried.

Undeg gamut an emanation , w. ggovlde a no gob _ shall qualified as s director if in arrears. or if he“hss

failed to purchase from the asso- ciation duririx its Drowdlng flnan- cial year commodities to the value of S percent of the average n- mount per shareholder of the total purchases from the association by all the shareholders durifl8 such

year. Mnssvills objected that s bach- elor" member would not require t0 as large purchases as s member with s. large family to support and this clause rniaht prevent him from being s direc-

tor.

Mr. Hughes thought this provi- sion wss a very beneficial 0M. l?’ would prevent those who are not puychgglng their share 000993“ ‘"°".“°‘“..‘i‘.i“§i‘.§il’.l‘¢“‘di’§t’“ °‘ “N?” ; "Anyhacheloréowifi:

' t if ught $33: alpggrh-igl sylviase (cooperative-

‘w, laville: "u he sets} "l" he will be ll married man.

Th section carried. A lzngt-hy section deals with div- lsion of surpluses and scale of div-

"Lf ti: cooperative a“ on acssh l the divi-

ldends.

Mr. Acorn: enterprises are operati price baajs, where are s

‘igitiig

Mr. Trainor said the cooperat- T

Elec Auto Lit Elec Pr Lite Gan Else Gen Foods Gcn Mnwrs Goodrich

Gt Nor Pfd

Int Har

Int Tel Tel

{Ieilnccott urra Co

Mont ‘V8.1’?

Nor Am Co Nor Pacific Pack. Motor Paramount:

exss United Air

United Corp United Drug

U 5 Rubber U S 9t Co U 13nd Al Vanadium

Warner Bros West Union

Bathurst and

H. Toto balm: mines 100300:

Cheese (92 score) 34

l-IC, MONTEEA Butter ruled

U; P. I-I.

Glflflrt : Q11 B.

'___u new...» ‘i- i

$13K».

ti if

Ourtiss Wright

C

Goodyear Tire HVCIROII Mtr Car

Natl Cash Reg New York N H

United Gas Imp

West Air Brake West Else “If there ls one thing we “we Woolworth

higher

N. Y. Stock Exchange

(Canadian Press)

Currencies

1&3. 5117111 8 —(AP)—

almost to s. standstill today fol- lowing imignation of the French BWWDNWE. The unit ended wlzh alossoffilil-Zofacentstyflfl- Earlier it had been tenns of the Uni-led States dollar.

Holland lders advanced OI of a cent. l

in

at 4.96 l-4. the

K161!!!-

bdsl and $I1$ 0110118811. The Canadian dollar Ill unchanged at 98 11-32.

Moderate Cains On Mt'l. Market

MONTREAL, Orlril 8 -(CP)- Loaders found rnmerae gsxns‘ on the Montreal Stock lbutr-hsrige lb-

. Volume o! trad-

isan ingwllsalileheavler

Paper's pushed higher

close. Price Brothers finned and the preferred mbed ints. St. Lawrence paper erred was a point higher St. La/wrence

all

than the

at the 7 8 two pre- and Cor-

adiem Cor and Ilioundry firmed 8-8 and the preferred l 3-8. c. P. was up s small fraction.

In-diwlnials 16 .300; bonds 0250

8

1-4.

firm on

nits No.

Grain

. mi N0. W. I. Ifl- I WU It‘; l.‘

o

Produce Prices

-—(C'P)——

MONTREAL. Aillfil Prices held steady in fight trad- ing on the prod/lice acct-ion of the

Canadian commodity exchange to-

da .

gutter spot Que fresh (92 score) l-fla; New Zea-land flnieot l-m. Bales: 100 boxes Que fresh spot -—Unquoted

9t

Eggs spot. _Ont A-lerge 21 1-2a: A-rriedii/mn I) l-Qa; A-pullets l0

f, ApTii a —(CP)—

Montreal

open produce markets today with eggis and cheese steam". There was no quotation for No. l butter in carlcis or lens. but lob to retailers were ilo evil/u. a piund

. I. mks Io. 1 00's 80-80; New n. w. r. no. 1 so‘: 1.50; 1'10-

| —(C'P)-

“M; ber- Li U

N0.

B right Spots Of‘ The Week

(By The Canadian Trenwn. . ‘., — rolling mills, owned by Nova sootla Steel and Coal Company, will resume operations alter being shill: down since last fall, MOIIIICQL-BIOWH Cunporgflgn has contracted for the construc- tion of a. wood barking pant at Le. Tuque. Que. to cost about $130.

000. . “Toronto-Operations have been resumed with s. liull staff at. the plant of the re-oruunized John 111115 Oumipany, Limited ate-Canadian

Press) ‘o local

distributed $50,000,000 in dividends in the flint quarter of i988 com- parod with $47,000,000 in the 3811119 baited of 1967. s. gain or 6.4 per co ,

Brantlord, Ont.—'l‘oronto terests have purchased the assets of the British Briaricrsift. limited pipe manufacturer», amd the plant will be re-oipened shortly. ..Waterloo, OnL-Cutcms col- lections at this port ln the last‘. | J2 months tot-sled Z0997 against

againofzcpereent.

will be e'- alolished here to pr cs5. 300.000 Hinds o: wool yearly, em- ploying uoout m per-sons.

Closing exchange rakes

At Montreal -—Pound 4.99 19- g; B. dlr 1.00 11-18; 9mm: 3.-

1 . At New York —-P0l1nd 4.96 l-42 Canadian dlr .99 11-82; franc 3.-

06

At Paris —Poimd 162.24 fr: N. S. dlr 52.65 n; Canadian dlr 4s l-4 fr.

lin Gold -.Pouncl 12s. 9d; U. (It 59.48 some; Canadian dlr ®_M_}e_-

92. S. 59.

‘LAT

Advertising

Gnnllinan koala. 40

lilllitlll (Nlelill pea lloh. Ioflooa word. Other aataa q application.

OOQOww-vv

For Sale

MOVE CAMERA FOB. BALE. AP- ply Cmewell Studio, Charlotte- town.

IOI. iA-LI — ONI BET FAIR- bsnissficaales.Goodasnew.J.A. Kelly, Kim-floors. L-1550-44-9-1i.

I03 SALE — THE HAWKINS Place. worth Avenue. Char- lottetown. an ofler. E. A. . ley, 86 Devonshlre Street, ma. Il-liillfl-B-Sl-lli.

ppgpgmgg _ I HAVE EVERY- you need in Rubber Traces M», 51,50 to $3.75 per pair. Clinton

Morrison. Fredericton. _ 14-1368-4-1-91.

ron QUICK sarfig- DODGE

sedan, good mum condition. glee $100.00. Apply C. H. Black‘ Fitzroy St. L10'l2-4-9-l

F03 SALE-MY FARM 0N THE pflved highway consisting of 68

Montreal Stock

corporations ‘

1m.

I amass in Lie p-AiLr-us l2 montizs. -

Magrutli. AlLfl.—Wu0]lel'l mills

word; Anlonnaasnolls and Corning Events 3o pos- Itlld} per wean; In lamoriam Notices, s, Cards, elm, do pee name; lnttors o! O0 n! Thanks and Appreciation, 70o per lloh or do per

(Canadian Press) Stocks Close Bell Tel 163 Brazilian 8% EB C Power A 28 ‘Bldg Products 42% Can Cement 9 Can Nor Pr 17% Can Car Found 8’. Can Car Pfd 207.. 5% 52 14 1'7 2b 10E. ll All Iii 14 44 Luke of Woods 111.;- ‘Ms 41v Harris 51/4 , Zifrlfoll Front l2 It! . Power 158% r-iw. Brew 36% lfi-HL Steel Car 36% I .‘-' iacdzi 53% {IN o.‘ Corp :1 1 ‘iilav-Jnigan 19V: ‘S. Law Com 31$ ‘it Law Pfd 10% ‘Steel of Oan 62 Steel Can P 58 Win Elec A 190 W.n Elec B 150 F’ ance NEW YORK. Opril 8 —(A.P)— Foreign exchange: Great Britain demand 4.96 l-Z. 4.96 3-16, 4.- 96 1-4; 60-day bil‘s $4.95 7-8; de- mand: France 3.06; Italy 5.26

1-2; Belgium 16.84; Germany 40. 1! '_Csna.da .99 ll-

‘llalevsl-llayable in Advance

per word; Western and Eastern Dolls. lo

Clalslllld '10s pa: llsxh; Llsta o! lfloaal 5:’:

Minimum Charge tor any advertise-ant twenty-live colla-

Nlale Help Wanted

WANTED - EXPERIENCED IAN for general farm work. J. H. Mac- Phau, New Haven. L-l6B8-4-6-3i.

WANTED — MAN TO WORK ON farm. Apply Mrs. C. '1'“ West. Coveneod. Li-lili-s-ii-si.

WANTED — MAN FOB FARM work. Juries Molluehern. Mer- maid. L-lfiw-t-li-Si.

MAN WANTED I08. PAR-M work. Apply Linus A. Fltzslm- mons, New London, P. E. I.

L-l523-4-7-3i.

APPBENTICE WANTED T0 learn Barber Trade. $hort Course eXDert tralnlnk. Molar Barber College. Halifax. 17-356.

WE HAVE HELPED HUNDREDS to obtain positions as Letter Oar- rlers. Postal Clerks. Customs Ex- aminers. Clerks and Btenograph- srs. eta, and can help you. Writs

13.3mm 1o.- Reglstration. Edmund Eridrsrien. Rocky Point

L-l546-4-0-2i. _.______._______-_ roa saw. - DELIVERY pox.

waterproof, flte (Jhevrolet. Coup, also Portabie ‘typewriter. Apply Erwin Kuclier, 245 Queen Street.

L-1553-4-9-3i.

FOR SALE -- TWO 1936 FORD V8 Trucks with Hydraulic Hoyst and Steel Bodies, in good condition. Can be seen at any time. Bcdford Amos, Snckville, N. B. L-l54fl-4-9-3i.

PARISIAN KING TRUSS & AB- dominal support. Adheres Io body. Worn continually. Bath. At night. Your waist measiue- ment. Price $15.50 I‘€‘l.ll‘llflbl£‘. Money refunded if not, satisfac- tory. Mediml Suppiy Compact’. ‘l5 Gordon 8t. Mmotm, N. f». L-l493-4-8-iii.

BATIIS, SINKSJSASINSJIUILL S, fumaces, radiators, pines and fittings in perfect COIIKWIOIL from demolished buildings, also new plumbing and heating slip- pl-ies at reasonable prices. Ideal Plianblng Supplies Limited. 30 Craig St., West, Montreal.

acres ready for HOD- Bfllce us for proof and free information. Somers, Bradslbsne. P. E. I. R~ M. C. C. Schools Ltd., Toronto n, 10 Oldest in Canada. M. u. w. L-l464-4-5-51i m .____ tijf-‘tgflféflmm ,3” o, m“. moon/rs r0 LET AT ios n-rzaov who Island Shingles. Clark. Street. 11-1691-4-6-81. BIOL, t. Stewart. L-ll27-3-3-Thu-8i. T0 LET—-SIX BOOM APART- mart. Phone ISN-J. 100R BALE — 10 YOUNG PIGS. L-15gg.4-g-34_ 4weevsclsuid41unksofples _______...____i_ weighing 126 tn 160 lbs. esch- TO LET—II»OOMS FOR LIGHT Henry M01160. Fredericton. housekeeping. Apply 3% Fitzroy L-lfiifi-‘i-P-ll. Street. Li-lbflfli-B-lli. FOR HERDN HORSE '1!) 1,51‘ 0N1; H5511” p-Ujuflgn. and Bhorthorn Heifer, 2 years old. ed bedroom at 89 I-llllsborgl

r0 urr ABOUT MIDDLE or iiifi furnished or unfumlah ground floor apartment, at No. l4 Duri-

dss Esplanade. y . . sicwim. 1M1-4-9-3i Miscellaneous

rmvsrs ruronnzo or PUPILS Grades I to X by experienced Teacher. Apply Guardian.

GIRL BOARDERS ACOORTMOD- nted 7 King Square. L-l477-4-5-7-9. WRITE FOR PRICEE OF M!’ Rnriied Rock and New Hampshire Chicks from Blood tI-stnrl and Government. Approved Stock. Also started chicks nvalable. Claude Jones, Charlottetown, R. It. lib. 1. l-lMM-t-il-fi.

Salesman Wanted

sALzsMIiN rion ROOF CEMENTS and paints. Selling plan allows you to beat. competition. Canadian made. Shipped from Toronto. United Builders 00., 6007 lhiolld, Cleveland, Ohio, U. S. A.

S. W. N-615-4-9-li.

REAL ESTATE AGENT

88 Great George Street Charlottetown, l’. E. L Telellhone 1376

Visltors and correspondents not infrequently ask what charge we make l0 tenants and buyers of properly. For oar services we make no charge, as our small commis- sion is paid to us by the pro- perty owner. Furihermure the rental or sales price; are in all oases the same as that aded by the landlords or vendors. We never consent to the addition of our commiss- ion to the prices asked.

Many new farm listings have been given to us this month. Particulars will be sent on request without delay. A new list oi’ farms will be published shortly. We have a nunber of desirable resid- ences for private sale, not ad- vertised h the press.

FOR SALE

SUMMER COTTAGE AT Grand Trscadle. containing 6 rooms. Nicely finished interior. Fireplace. Veran- dah on three sides. Land for garden. Conch house. Price $1500.

STORE PROPERTY hated at Vernon, Queens Co. Some stock included in sale price. $1500. Terms.

LARGE RESIDENTIAL PRO-

and bath. Hot water heat- ing. All modern conven- iences. Price on application. A good safe investment.