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BY CANADIAN! OF CANADIAN WHEAT

IT. ANDREWS l

WOMENS !l4!'l'l'l'!i'l'E`

The regular monthly meeting of the Bt. Andrew‘s Women’s Insti-‘ trite was held at the home of Mrs. george MacKenzie Tuesday even- ing, May 2nd, with nine members and two visitors in attendance. The meeting opened with the reci-

ol the Creed and singing the

me "Number Nine," followed by the roll call which was answer- ed with hints on how to beautify our school gf-ounds."The minutes of

the previous meeting were read,‘ approved and signed by the Pres= ident. Reports of different com- mittees were then given and new ones appointed. A lengthy discus-1 sion then took place on repairlngi and painting the exterior of school and 'lattice fence, cultivating school grounds and planting flowers. The members agreed to meet at the school on Saturday; May 13th, and start to plant the seeds. They also

school to raisg money to help them along irl their undertakings The program for the evening consisted ol a solo, "Down in the Canbrlck, by Miss Mary MacDonald; solo, “Home on the Range! by Mr Peter

by Misses Mary MacDonald and Winnie Maclntyre Messrs Donald MacDonald and Peter Phalen. A

g contest was put on by

~4MacDonald and Winnie Mac Donald and won by Mrs. Wilfred MacDonald. A dainty lunch was then served by the hostess assist ed by Mrs. Arthur MacMillan and Mrs. W. F. Rose. MPS# Mlllor Smallwood kindly fn vlted the members to her home foi- the next meeting which will be opened with the Creed, roll call to be answered with “My Favorite Flowers and How to Grow it." Tha meeting then closed by singing the National Anthem_

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th'-Fhe regular monthly meeting of b s Long creek womens Institute b

'“°° “* 01° hvme of Mrs. Dan Mac.

W0 visitors present The meeting °p°n°d by Slnglfll the ode and re- :ZUUU the Creed. Roll call was

wcied with “Garden Hlnts,r.

utes of last meeting were

C “il approved. The scngai mmlme Bnve their re ori; Mr

Ewen on Wednesday evenin M Brd, with fourteen membq-E' bg; foul' children. The wives asked

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S;v:!“i’)l1l!t Committee. Lunch was mslnder sbt ,te hostess and me re- sntly s nt he evening was pleas" Mex Mxxe itll conversation. Mrs. members to “Z ° kindly invited thc me nm mmteet at her home for mmm “ins ron can to be

Wm* °- "Phtriotio verse."

W-*_ °"° RING rovlvn nv Goan

lm SEEKER "ddm;’Nr':"l0N. May 24.-for.)-A My mm B recalling Edmonton’| told-pannery has been 'Gund by ° sukmhewr on the banks of the longed to Ei River here. It be- Wl Ba f chard I-lardisty, Hnd. md they macior here 75 years ago, ,Richard Hner side was engraved ,me t afdlsty. Oct. ia, ious." um mail; centre is a small piece of M Mn H; Wlllch is laid s strand

' 'dl°lY's hair.

rag” H“d°°" Bly fort and the

House" where the factor lived

'"°::;lle site of the present Leg-

“llfllnss snd grounds and

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th . 23. who married Mierton Sheeiey,

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p ,_ Josephine Sheeley, 23. who mar-

Alex MacKenzie was appointed on ried Martin Sheeley here in 1927.

Aluminum Car

weight as well as cost oi haulage, will be exhibited for the first time

ANADIAN WHEAT PERCENTAGE

` There is a strong East Indian and Russian strain in the parentage of Canadian wheats. The parents oi Marquis were Hard Calcutta Red, a very early ripening, high quality variety from india, and Red Fife, _the historic variety introduced into Canada in 1882. Garnet wheat is a cross between Onega from Arch- angel, Russia, and Gehun, brought from the Himalayan mountains of India at an elevation of 11,000 feet. Preston ls a cross between Ladoga from Russia. and Red Fife. Huron wheat is from the same stock. Re- ward wheat is a. cross between Mar- quis and Prelude, one of the varie- ties developed befnr- fha advent oi Reward and Garnet. All the varie- ties of Canada’s world famous wheat were evolved and made ready for practical use by the scientists of the Cereal Division oi the Dominion De- partment of Agriculture.

FEED ON TOBACCO AND DRUGS

The cigarette beetle, which bores

holes in cigarettes and prefers tobac- co to other kinds of products, nev- ertheless feasts on cayenne pepper, ginger, rhubarb, rice, figs, yeast cwkes and prepared fish food. The

on the outlook to prevent its spread

Canada. Another beetle with

a universal appetite is the drug beetle, which makes no discrimina- tion between poisonous or harmless drugs, its preference being for the deadly aconite and belladonna. It also bores holes in leather and books as a sideline, attacks dried beans and peas, breakfast foods, flour, cyi-up, 'bread and chocolate, has a weakness for parsley seasoning, pep- per and ginger, and is said to tackle everything except cast iron. It is also under surveillance.

ivorces Sought ~

By Twin Sisters

orec suits were fyled here today y twin sisters who married twin rothers The petitions charged elty Each sister left her hus d May 1 and each couple has

tody of the children $80 a nth for their support and $1 a. nth alimony. The principals ln e suit are Mrs Mildred sheeley,

Redwood City in 1926, and Mrs

Latest In Pu1lnia.ns

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UIHCAGO, May 24--An aluminum

by the,Pu1lman Company at the Century of Prozress Exposition. ll was announced today.

The alumlnm-n car is but slight-

ly more than half the weight of a standard steel car, but has equiv- alent strength, thus safety is not reduced in any way. 'nie exhibit car, to be called the "George M. Pullman," weighs 98.980 pounds. while a steel sleeper tips the scales at 180.000 pounds. may improve- ments for the comfort of pamen- gers have been included in the new model. _

FEARS ARE PECULIAR

Pears are somewhat different to

other fruit in so far that they do not develop their highest quality if allowed to ripen on the tree. Foa- cxsmple, a William pear that has a tinge of colour on it, wrapped in paper and placed in a drawer for a few days, will ripen in such a way as t.o givg a flavour that is highly desirable.--Cold Storage News Letter, Dominion Department

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County lows el load llterut but ad- ,,,.¢|.|-: gl g newly suture may bl busted at 4 cents n word strictly payable la advance-

'rmt rnxsarrnum cmnwn in canada., services for Sunday, may 23: Marshfield, Sunday School 10 a.m., Communion Service 11 am.; Highfield. Pl'¢l°lll118 3 D-In-: Mt. Stewart] Communion service 'I pm. John A. Pritchard, minister.

HERE ON HOLIDAY-Professor

Clyde Auld of the Faculty of Law

by the P. E. I. schooner Hatavan, Capt. Compton, who arrived in the harbor Saturday aftemoon. The Hatavan was loaded to the hatches with potatoes and carried a deck- load of tumips as well. At nine o'clock this moming the entire cargo had been removed and sold to local wholesalers and business finns. There was some excitement yesterday afternoon between var-

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Fulton, of Fredericton, N. B

St James United Church, Mont-

Gordon Yoman acted as best man

tumc of rust colored tweed, wear ing a brown straw hat and carried

8 n roses.

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York state, on their return they will take up their residence at 459s Decal;-_e Boulevard Notre Dame De Grace. The bride is a graduate of the Montreal General Hospital and the bridesmaid was her classmate, -Saint John Telegraph-Journal,

NEW T. B. POLICY

After May 15 stock owners whose

pure-bred cattle have been ordered to be slaughtered under the T.B. regulations are required to produce certificates of registration at the time of the commencement of the test. Otherwise no recommendation for compensation will bc made by the Veterinary Director General.

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Be Taken Back

MOSCOW, May 24-Gregory M.

Zinivleil. who like Leo Kamenei! brother-in-law of Leon '.l'rotaky, has

twice been expelled from the Coin- munist party for cpposltionist ac- tivities against Joseph V. Btalln's

as $ A CRISP NEW

eneff's lead in abiectiy confessing,

his sins and pleading for reinstate-' ‘

_ _ ONE DOLLAR BILL

On Monday, May 29th, the SALADA man will start calling AT RANDOM on hundreds of homes in 'CHARLOTTE-_

Girls Clamor

To See Prince

WEYMOUTH. Eli!-. May 24 -

Bhupkeeperl and heads of depart- m ts in factories, workshops and offices here are being harassed. by a flood of applications from their girl employees, who are all clam- °ll!'l!18 to be allowed to take their ho1didsy|.m July. _

They are all anxious to be free

to see and cheer the Prince of Wal- es when he visits the town on July 13 lb 0P0n Weymouths new £l50000

l shop manager.

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Wm* I-1 Obeyed at Funeral of Lady Cynthia Mosley,

LONDON. May 24-st. Mnrgarets that fashionable little church, next ,to Westminster Abbey, where 50

ious fimis who desired to purchase ‘ many notable weddings h t k I . - - the cargo outright. Potatoes were'piaoe. was the scene toon; ;,°:|1ri:h rapitni nas seen for rnany will be published in the newspapers.

going for seventy cents the bag subdued gathering as 590;-eg paid yeItrs,',,,,_,s the wedding of Miss olive

and tumips at one cent the pound. their last tribute to the memoryll-ilunket the twenty three year old' \ A

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“Gm” B” Gentle' Ladl’ Cwllhla Mosley. wife of daughter of an msn bishop. to va-` _“_ ”` mraitasrnvo wnnmivc. l 1 e Fascist leader' sl' Oswald M°s`

The marriage or Mary Euzabemv elgtvgo died on Tuesday. and Countess Fitzwllliam.

| 5 *Express wish oi' the fam- ‘ ily there was no wearln of mn .

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~. ing clothes. The church was cro emplo es h ‘

u wd- Y an ours leave of absence

we known in Charlottetown, to ed with many mm in light suns wwatch “_

William Fair, on 1 th I t A _

drew Fair of lvgontrceal. aiidaoil Mills. Br; Women in colored dresses' l Long before the °er°m°ny was William Irvin ‘ wok pls ui M arely has a more varied con- dl-le £0 begin the approaches to St.

K' °° q e y sfesation been noted Patrick' c tn

saturday moming at 10 dclock at v . A maharajah a edral were packed by

seseral dukes and duchesscs, many 8 SWHYU18 DIBSS of Women and

real. Rev. nr. Haipenny officiating. members °' the H°“s° °’ °°”““°“S Cmldren'

members of the Salvation Arm

Miss' Doris Carman, of Saint John, _ V was the bride's only attendant. and and servant' gms nmlgled Wm* H Chuan" C°"'p°° I

la2‘Ee number of British Fnsgisis Wearing black shirts Most prrrmin

for the bride oom. l ' - _ was given mgrnuriaséhgybgiertggfl ent, however, were the many young iiildren fainted in the great press er. wore her traveling costume, o. gms °‘ the class in which L°dl’l of the crowd' swagger suit of Belgium blue cloth cynthm W" l’°""- Lady Cynthia It W” B' Wedding °f °°“t""t°- with blue and grey twera trim- W” the daughter of the first Mar- the ““‘°“ °f "em" ln ll” "mist mins' 3 blue but of the same ma_ quess Curzon oi' Kedleston and had °f'p°verW‘ , terial and accessories to match. been an ”'°u"° 5“`PP°fl€1` 01' her The m"hah°ed y°““g gm Wh° She carried a. bouquet of Ophelia husband" Fascist Vlews- She was a W” the bride mme” °‘ "' mmm' ,neg Mi” ¢°5m,m W” in b wk member of Parliament from 1929 whose wealth has been reckoned in

to 1931.

- year-old bridegroom it has been

n m-,gegay of tabsman roses* Mm _ said that his father is one of Bri- Fulton. the brlde's mother, was Grd ln Transfer mms wealthiest peers' _ gowned in B ,ben bark crepe with From the windows of the tene-

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nnngsories in 5 cbnbrasting brown QueStl0n‘Studled ments overlooking one side of the tone and W0,-e 9, hat of Shen bark cathedral close, women in tattered

and dn;-in bi-own straw’ her corsage C 'T P blouses, with babies swaying peril. bonqneg bein of mbsma ( ana an rm) ously in their arms, cheered and

WIINNIPEG Man May 24-Pos-

Mi-,_ 1,-vin, _ ' ' , screamed greetings to the happy groom' wofe ’;‘:;;‘°;h‘x’: §_;‘;e'°f::h sibiuty that Fort Erie, ont., can pai, as they came ou, of th, ,,,, s nat of the same rnade and n °"°’ mum" as ° gm” mm" “‘°d’“1 "° “W “mln” °’ Mendel' into force, at the end of loaf, this comme bouquet of ummm roses. point equal to Buffalo is being ssohrrs Wedding March. and in re- Iminediateiy after the ceremony studied by Pmmlnent grain Shu" turn they received the shy acknow-

Mr. Fair and his bride left b pm' it W” mmed he" t°d”y‘ l°d8°m°“*= °f 1»°1’d “nd Lady M"-

Operation of an elevator at the

lm' 011 8 MP through the New .' t°“'

lower lake port, it is believed, would allow Canadian wheat pas sage through the Erie Canal to New York without interfering with tha six cent preference.

WESTERN FLEECE WEIGHT

The wen” weight M gig,” as P.)-Hard work, perseverance and

sold from individual ranches in insenuity are the wesrvm B- nritisn columbia varied widely dur- Omiwh. fem" °f W M°ll°l=°W ing a three-year survey by the Do- diitflvlr Ml! l1°r°. ll “Blnl in NS

minion Economics Branch, Ottawa. The range was from 5.8 to 10.1 pounds per fleece, the general av-

erages for an ranches being 7_9 lesser men would starve to death, pounds. Similar variations in he is steadily b¢°0mil'i8 lI1Cl@D¢Hd-

weight of feece and approximately

a similar general average were , Mr. Crouch. fwrd Blmwl Wllll

found to prevail on Alberton and Saskatchewan ranches.

. , ,a to the Soviet Partys Cen I

University of '1!1r0nto, was s pass- pier. which is now being ocmp1st¢d,» tral Committee appealing for "a enger on the Maritime Express of The usual holiday rotas employed chance to expiate" his errors.) the Canadian National Railways in large establishments have beeni In a long letter to the pai-ty's P95531! ffl“`°“Bl‘ M°“°l'°“ Tuesday °°mPl9WlY dl501'Baniied by the ln- Central committee which filled fourl morning en route to Malpeque, tense competition between shop-' columns in the newspaper Isvestia, P. E. I.. where he will Spend H vs- girls. factory hands. and typists to zincvieff praised ‘-comrade staun' cation. Professor Auld is a native have this "magic week" im-iuded in and his leadership M the pu.” He of caariotwtown. their neifaayr. ldeclsred “my poiitfdn mirtairrsl

-_- “The only way out of ii; will be were very great, and of course, thel

QUICK DISCHARGE 0F CAR' _ to call an emergency meeting oi party, had to expel me,"

G0-A new record for unloading ali)-ig chamber of commerce and de_ He concluded: cargo of potatoes was established dnt, ,_ general houdbys. said al an the party Wm reinstate me' I

Sm reid? to prove my good faith!

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WOMEN CHEER _ AT A WEDDING

DUBLIN, Ireland, May 24.-'I‘raf-

fic in the heart of Dublin City was disorganized for fully tliree-quart.. ers of an hour one aftemoon rec. ently by perhaps the most remark- able and colorful ceremony the

count Milton, the only son of Earl

Every cafe. shop. and factory in

Dublin seemed to have given its

Nearly a score of women and

millions; and of her twenty-two-

Farmer Winning mmm, ,,,,_ ,,,,,,, ,md ,,.,..

roads in the Province oi Q1i¢b¢°.` ,which gives my ww# 1°* 1“°W"` i

Fight To Exist

PRUVOBT, Ailtl., M3714-(0.

fight against depression. And, on land where neither grains nor vegetables can grow and where

ent.

starvation, conceived the plan of

men _

(Kameneif on Thursday addressed

' the safety of traffic. when it comes

new law will serve to preserve the beauty af the Quebec countryside and prevent the marring of the most beautiful landscape! by dll- tastcful 01811!-

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TOWN, and he Will present CNE DOLLAR to every housewife who

can show a pound or half-pound packet

Of “SALADA”'Tea- BUY NOW-BE PREPARED

You may be among the»Iucky recipients, all of whose names

lng in abundance on tile barren soil of this territory, in making an excellent brand of creosote. His product is said to be superior to the ordinary grade oi creosote made from wal tar and is being commerclalized successfully. I 1 This enterprising farmer plows ‘up the cedar with a tractor and,e then boils it. He has received per- mission from the municipality to

district paying at one cent a gal lon of ere sote made from it The

lead of Mr. Crouch.

Quebec Prohibits

On Highways

Beaver Sanctuary

other farmers are f0ll0\‘»’lUE the ing hunted with such vigour that

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TORONTO, Ont., May 24--That

xtraordlnary aquatic animal. the, beaver, \vhicli has a. place on the' Canadian coat of arms. under the

use all the crawling cedar in the protection of the law is increasing

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a.pidly in Northem Ontario. The r of the beaver ls valuable, and

tarlo game oiliclals became alarm-

Seven years ago, with ctllcial ap- rov ic a rbam es es-

taga.ma, in Northem Ontario, and

today the three colonies with which lic started have increased to sew cnty in which, last winter, about 300 bczfvcr made their homes. Mr Fates claims right to title of “bcavr er king of Ontario" and perhaps oi all Canada.

The beaver is a woodsman, home~

builder, hydraulic engineer. I-ll stores branches of trees for hir winter provender, and constructs elaborate homes of mud strength- ened with twigs, carefully leaving I hole in thc top for ventilation and

cedar grows extensively here and some years ago the species was be- reserving an emergency exit undef

water. In the summer he regulatel his water supply by building sub-

-- ed and prohibited its killing. stantial dam-S with the lnmlw 0!

trees which he cuts down.

Mr. Batcshas made it his mlscioll

in llie to save the Ontario beaver from extinction. So far his efforts have met with pronounced success

QUEBEC CITY. Quebec. May 24-

By the terms of an act recently passed, by the Legislature of the pmvince ci Quebec. billboards and posters are henceforth prohibited alongside main highways in the province and can only be erected at places where they will not s1°°ll` the scenery or be a l'ilndrBU°° W

There are over 15.000 miles of

sts to the most. attractive beaut-y‘ spots in the province. These roads connect. of course. with W0 Pm' cipal centres in QH°l>¢¢ md the trunk roads connecting with simil- ar highways in the United States.

"You know that umbrella I lost a

while ago? I found it at one of my neighbors where I was callinB~"

"Did you say anything nbout it?" "No. I didn't. want to hurt. their

feelings, so I took a better one out

utilizing the crawling cedar, grow-_

of their rack." `

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