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Tcndrrs 11ill be received by the undersilrtit-d up to and including Wednesday, February 16th, 1938 for fl11- llauliug of Urea-m to the Ken- iingtoti Butter Factory. Season 1938 from lluy lst to November 30th, I938. Boundaries of Routes and any lufornnttlnn may be obtained from the Set-rotary.

lmvest or any tender not neces- larily accepted.

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Professional Cards

J. \V. MacKenzie REPRESENTATIVE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITIES 7 Brace Block Phone 1530

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MONTREAL. Fdb 13 -—(OP)\ Butter ruled firm on Montreal 0P8“ produce markets last. week.

Butter was quoted at 3'4 1-2 ots a pound for No. 1 in carlots or less with lots to retailers at 34 1.2. 35 for solids and 35 l-2_ for prints,

Graded egg shipments 111 @1101; or .ess were 25 1-2 cents a dozen f0!‘ A-lfifile. 24 1-2 for A-medium, 23 l-Z f01' A-Ipullets, and 30 1-2 for B-large and B-medium 51m.

age.

Cheese was ‘l4 l-2-3-4 cents a pound for current western receipts and 15 1-2-3-4 for western summer makes.

Potatoes: Que whites N0. 1 80's .55; N. B. mts N0. 1 80's .59-60; 50's .45: P. E. I mts N0. 190's 110-82: 50's B w. I. n11. 1 60's 2.00-2.25: Fla. bushel 2.50.

MONTREAL, FFli]. l3 —fCP)\ Prices strengthened sifturday‘ in light trading on Canadian com- modity exchange

Butter snot -Que grass rcgrad- e6 34 7-8-35 l-4: westcrns recrud- eri (38 score) 34f. Sues: 193 bnxq; westerns rem-dried 138 score) ai 3-1; 100 boxes Que era's regrngied at 3'1 7-8: 100 boxes Que grass regrarfed at {l4 7-8" 1"!) lrxes Que grass re- grrderi at 35 l-4.

Cheese soc-t -Unquotcd.

Pfqs sncf W011i A-lnrrc 26:1; A- medltuu 25:1: A-pttllets 24a.

Currencies

MONTREAL, Feb. l3 —(CP)—- The P0111111 SlCfiillg closed 1-32 of a cent lower at $5.01 27-32 on Montreal foreign exchange Satur- day. while bhe French franc held 21.1211 l, even at 3.31 3-8 qgnis. The United states dollar advanced 1-64 of a. cent. at 1-32 per cent discount.

Lady Tweedsmuir Emphasis Need of Reading Aloud

lcvrrnwn. Feb. 12-40?)

“Parents are throwing away their greatest a-set when they refrain from reading aloud to their child- ren, and they can't afford to throw away assets these days." Lady Tweedsmuir told an audience of women today. Thc Governor Generals wife, speaking before the Women's As- sociations of the United Church of Canada, said that in reading a- loud, more than in any other way. parents and children are drawn closely together. Classics should be woven into the memoriesof child- ren so they will learn the value of books, she added.

"Nothing takes the place of books," sa‘ her excellency “radios and films are enjoyable

and educational. but in a book you have to make a mental effort. to cooperate ivith the author. It vill be a dreadful world when we do everything mechanical —we shall not be half the people we are no“...

"Biographies are the plouantesl books of all in her lizcolicncys opinion. She finds them inspiring, helpful, easy; to rend and under- s‘. .nd and far more interesting than novels. In times of trouble or difficulty her Excellency finds particular solace in Sir Walter Scottts Autobiography and she feels that Lord Tweedsmuifs Blo- grcphy of the same author is writ- ten in such a clear manner and lucid form that it is a worthwhile follow-up to the Autobiography.

If one particularly wants to re- member ports of a book, one should make notes on the free page at the end of the volume. It 1s in this wa that Lord Twecdsmulr has ac- qu 'ed his remarkable memory, she said. '

Dominion Officials 0f Drama Festival Seek Adjudicntor

UITAWA. Feb. l2 -(CP)—Do- minlon Drama Festlcal Officials are still seeking a bilingual Ameri- can, prominent in thc theatre. to adjudicate the festival finals in Winnipeg, May 16 m 21.

It. was decided this year to have an American 11s final.‘ adjudicator but. no selection has been made

ct.

y Colonel H C. Osborne, honorary director of the festival said he re- cently visited New York City in connection with choosing 1m ad- Judlcatoi‘

“We have had English and French adludicawrs and this Yel" he will be an Americainrepresent- ing probably the most vltulEnglish- speaking theatre i11, the world W da ," snid Col. Osborne.

ecause French and English plays will be presented at the fin- m. the adjudicator must be bil- ingual and considerable difficulty is being experienced obtaining the of a qualified American who can speak both languages.

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STERLING WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The February meeting of Sterl- lng w. I, was held at the home

‘of Mrs. H. S. MacEwen. WW1 "l attendance of nineteen member's and five visitors. The preslden.

Mrs. Georze _ _ meeting opened with 0Oanads fol- lowing the Creed. The minutes o5 ‘ll’. ".';.‘§.‘-%‘.'$.1'“i°1lé““...;¥§l° 5S3.- mtttees gave their reports and lthte following new one; were u 9°" ' ed: School: Mrs. Frank Be _. liga- Oranford MacKay; Sick. r8- home MacEwen. Mrs. H. S. Mac- nmn, Mrs. flak not: Lunch- Mu. Edward 0111mm. Mrs. 1mm MwEwen, Mrs Ernest MncEwen. Miss Geneva MBPKBYZ rs, Edward Gallant. Mrs. Gene" MacKa ._ The questionnaire 0n Bducn on wu discussed and fllle ram consls of In- usic by Mrs. EH19" Mwmwen znn "etc" willie" Pl” "Nd by M11, Ernest MacEwen. won by Mrs. Frank Bell and MIS- lflcorqe Brown. L "pllllflnl" ¢°"' tut red by Miss Grace Mac- Ka , won b Mrs. John McG-ulkan an Miss arton Bell. Next meet- ing to be held at the home of Mrs. Prank Bell. Roll Call to be re; sponded to with "something Irish-u Meeting cloned with the NW0" Anthem.

B )Wl’l presided.’ The’

Stocks Remain Firm During Short Session

MONTREAL, Feb. l3 — (CP) _. Dullness marked the short. Satur- day session on the Montreal Stock Exchange. With New York 111111- kets closed, the local list. failed to devel?!) a trend. and was steady to frflciwflfllly lower at the close.

Pfl-Ders, rails and metals showed some softness. but losses were nar- row. Bnthurst; and Price Brothers eased fractions. Canadian Common yielded 1-2 111 10. 1111a Canadian Pacific held unchanged.

Small 1ecession ap ared for Cockshutt. Plow, Dom nlon Steel

8nd C081 "B". Gypsum and Mas- sey Harris. Total sales: lndustrials 6,700;

mines 79.300; bonds. none.

' BANKS (Canadian Press)

Stocks Close Canada . 59', Montreal

Nova Scutia

Commerce lflfi rioyai Bank

In Memoriam

DR. JOHN S. H. LEARD

His many friends throughout the Island will regret to learn of the death of Dr. John S. H. Leard 0n Thursday, February 3rd. at his home in West Roxbury, Mass. fol lowing s brief illness. Funeral ser- vices were conducted from Em- manuel Episcopal church at 2 p. m. on Saturday.

Dr. Lcard, the son of the late John N and Frances Leard was born at Tryon in i867. and was the fifth John Leard in direct descent from the first of that name who settled at; Tryon in 1768 Follow- ing his graduation from Prime of Wales College he taught school for several year: atEgllngton.Hampt-;1n and North Winsloe before going on to the University 0f Pennsylvannla. where he received his M. D.

Practicing first in Jamaica Plains, Mass, where he was one of the members of the original medical staff of Faulkner Hospital. Dr. Leard moved later to é. larger sphere of action in West Roxbtiry where, besides faking an active part in numerous medical and fraternal soclties, he won the lovc and respect of the many who cal- led him their doctor. '

I-Ic leaves his wife, Isabella (Earushaw) Lenrd. one daughter, Gertrude, Mrs. Robt C. Webster". of Glcnwood, New Jersey. and twin sons. John and Samuel who graduate this year f1'om Bates Col- lege; Also one sister, Lizzie. Mrs. J. M. Webster of Central Bedeque. P E I. and two bro- thers W. E. of Saskatoon. and Dr. N. W. of Jersey City, N

In Memoriam MRS. CHARLES JOHNSON

SHUBENACADIE. Feb. l0—- There passed away at the Victoria General Hospital, Halifax, early Thursday morning, Almeda, wife of Mr. Charles Johnson, after a leng-

thy illness at the age of fifty-

three years. The deceased was a;

native of Murray Harbor. P.E.I, but. who has since her marriage thirty-four years ago, lived in Shubenacadte where she has made a splendid contribution w the church and community. Her home has ever been one of cheer and brightness and of ubounding hos- pitality, and a wide circle of friends will greatly mourn the pass- ing of such a friend. She is sur- vived by her husband, one son, George at home, three sisters, Mrs. Peter Brehaut, Murray Har- bor, P.E 1.; Mrs. W. E. Harris, Murray Harbor, P.E.I , and Mrs. Mtudock McPheeJIopefield, P. E.l.; also four brothers. John Ferguson, Murray River, P.E.I.; Merton Fer-

gu=on. While Sands, P.E.I.; Arthur?

Ferguson, Plctou, N. S, and Capt. Allan Ferguson, Sydney. Vancouver.

The funeral was held from the home at 2 o'clock on Saturday. Burial at Truro.

i??? FIRST PLANE LANDS AT RISING AIRPORT

NEWFOUNDLAND AIRPORT‘, Nfld., Feb. 12 —(CP)-Th0 firft. plane has landed at» Newfundland Airport -—0fflclol name 0f a. mile. square gosh in dense forest. destined to be 1.111 impoitunf lm-k in crims- Atlnimc air travel.

Flying from Norris Arm. Captain D_ Fraser brought hi= ski-equipped plane down on the snow-covered spot that, will be No. l runway. a hard surface stretch 4,500 feet, long and 600 wide. Norris Arm l5 near Botwood, present. base for bran‘- atlanltlc ollpper planes making test. flights.

Three other hard surfaced run- ways are planned in the giant. pro. Jeot, iiiltli- em loyed 1.000 men last. bummer an is expected no take another two years to complete. Two will be the some size as No. l. while another will be 4,800 feet long andLZJO feet wide.

The Airport is 2,13 miles by rail from St. John's. close in Gander Lake in a. heovlly-t-hnbered area. The entire Gander Lake r8810" 15 expected to become a. pulp-export- lng centre in the mime.

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NEWFOUNDLAND IIERMIT DIES

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BAY BULLS, Nfld. Feb. 12-10?) —-Death of Percy Ebworth has end. 9d a life 1.11M. for the last 30 years had been practically that of a her- mtt. He wa- about 65 years old. Ebworth came to the Be Bulls section from England, and built. a house four miles from his nearest neighbors. He lived a life of self- dcpendence from that time on. raising his own food for 30 years and rarely lecvtnc his own ompcri-r.

A11 he grew older. it was algal-Med he move to 8t. John‘! or lime other plloe when nettrhbora were more moestbie. but. he Mnldilntiy refus- ed to leave his hermit home until lust before hi. death when he at- lemxed to will’ to the nearest

house for union-ice. ‘two youths o! In Imdddn.

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GRAIN

wlNbllfll-G. Fob. l3 -(CP)- Winmpcg Wlltdb futures followed Liv you. to lower lc-vcls Saturday 111 the qumirst market for several years. Lack of stimulation from

Montreal Stock Exchange

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Chicago clue to the holiday there out délnzilltiif for Ctan- she" 01"” uerc c e fac 01's ' ' c1 mattered selling to midlife! 1592i send 0'. sbcr future 1 1-8 lower , Bmck “silk 10f}, 11nd May and duly down 1-2 cent. ! B c Power A a?" Light s0illilg 111 the October l Bldg “Much position was the only feziture as l can cement m“ futures dosed May all $1.27 1-2, i can Gm. mum! 10 '-' July $1.19 21nd October 90 5-8-3-4. 1 can C“ PM m“. No. 2 northern cash wncat eas- I can Fume ,1 ‘ ed a cent. to seven cents premium ; can Swamsmp 13 over the May future but other i cockshutt Plow 85‘ grades were unchanged only three - cons smelt 58' coarse grain futures were traded i Dom steel B 13,,‘ in with lvlay oats finishing 1-4 . gen sgeel work 6,‘. lower. Mny and July barley 1-8- gypsum 7,’? 1-4 cent. off. 1111; wicker 4., " ~——-~—- m Pow Pfd ‘ iuukoim SCHOOL Int. Pow Pfd -—~——-— Lake Woods 11 Honor Roll for January: Massey Han-ls 6.1; _ MCCOi-l Ff; 131;‘ Intermediate Department Mtl Power 301/, Grade VIII-l Noreen Smith; Nat. Brew 40' 2, R0 rleru McCnrville, Leonard Noranda 53.1; Kecltc ruiid Ivan‘ Farmer (equal); 3. gOuwfilécCggp 131.5 Les ie . cCnrvi .0. e wer VlI—1. Frances Brennan. Shawinlgan i315 Mclver; 3. Tena Mc- S). Law Com 13 ' Ivor. _ Si: Law Pfd 35 Gfnrlc VI-l Edith Smith: 2. Sou Can Pow 12 Kn h1'1'ill(‘ Fnrmsr: 3 Kathleen St. of Can Pfd “lovfo 11nd J. D. McCarville. Gradi- V---l, gcorga Peigéilarii; '_ L‘3llll01‘2l. Mac 011a , . an ' Montreal Curb Junior Department i,‘ Grade IV---l. Irene Grecnan: 2. (Canadian Press) George Johnston; 3 Edna Gallant. Grlgrlehlll~l genevlevea Gfien- Stocks Close on; ' _ vfmorn flflilill", . 81'- {cry ‘Hobo-is and Louis Shreenan 117g“ cqua . Grade II —l, Louis Monaghan; gslxsg g8‘, Eimffllisegese Fuimcr. 3. Miriam gefixlhamom 4% , Grade I Sr. —l Noreen Shreen- Dan ix“ g5‘ an; 2 Arnold Johnston; 3. Phyllis Fraser V T 15 Further, 1m ' Grade I Jr. -1. Albau Smith; Intppgtg 2. Earl Curr. . 13% '—"- ce LOWER FREETOWN SCHOOL Report for half year. Grade éf-vl. Dyrtgfliyl Roglaséla. HM ~a ces '1;r11s. '. ve 'n u FlGiiatlo VlII-l. Fuustax Reeves. 2. v51") w‘ Robert Cairns, I). Lznura gill. _n 2 1 '~ '11 l-l Pcs on ammi , . .1.§G?.i.-§I5°1.Y.I..;J. 3‘. Gtgdon Stocks Close rau- V- . 03cc EBVEG, . l ,. slELYCYiQi. Pr: l Si-nverb. _ gflgncon 23 “ Grade IV-l. William 6111111152. Aldermm 46 Freda l-luimriill. 3. George Hill. Alexand 2 Grade III 1111-1, Betty Profiit. 2- Amm m wgwii siTlvetril 1 o ‘ll Reeves “"8 Cd“ 13° 1'“ c l- - l“ e . - Arntfield '1 Grade III fCw-lfielcn Ca1rns,_ Aswria 13% Gmrlc II-l. Fred Cairns, 2. laila Bagamac 19 Joan Stuvcrifi. Rift-ii Staverb. Bankfield 34 Grade 1-1. Wzniiifred Cairns, 2. Base Meta; 361,; Bruce Profitt. 3. Albert Matthews. Beams 131 Grade 1 1.11.14. Jerry Mcmvd- Bid Good 2a Perfect attendance for half year. Big Miss 45 Lrtrtum Hill, George Hill. Betty Pro- gramme)“ 90f) r1 _ own o Teacher; Wiunifred I. Burns. gut; tank l 1i“. ___.__-_-—- u an Cal Edm _ 2'72 VERNON SCHOOL 8:21 Tltgtlgrtic g? Honor roll for month of January. Cent Pat 255' Senior Department. Ceni Pore 12 ‘.' Grudc X-l. Lcrm Drake. _ 8°" 13g Grade IX-l. Stanton Jenkins 2. 0n 1i It ,7“, Lloyd Furuess- 3. Amanda Murphy? Souk 5T9 ‘l,’ " Grade VIII-1. Beryl Furness. 2- Dgnga er 52 Corn Fraser. 3_ Albert Fraser. Dome 5,1 Grade VIII-l. Perley Drake. 2. Dem-w“ 31 ' Kathleen McKenun. 3. Harold Jay- WE] 15 Glade VI-l. Aime Fumess. 2. East crest n Alivu Sullwun. East Mal 142 J1111l01'13°1>~11'“"°1)i4 . Eldorado 25o Grade v-1. Both Jwkms. Z» Maw Falcon m, ' Mc-Kcima- l), Anna McQl-lfl1<i~ lived gm; 10p, Grade IV-l. nfurion McQuaidZ. m“ Pete m Isabel MacLeod, 3. Wyuston Drake. Jomtana 18 ' Grade III <S1'.1-1.Do11:1ld Drake, lFounda 2O 2. Herbert Henri’. 3, M1111)’ B°udrem~i~ l Fraucoeur 37 Grade III 1.11.14. Georslua MHP- 'Gl.lllcs Lake 1s . g3)‘. i. Marion Fumes". 3. Phyllis ggilsalgake g5” 1'11 11 . Grade fI-l._R11sscll Jenkins. 2. gold Eagle 213 , Gerald ‘McQumd, 3. Arthur Mc- gGunnar Gold 96 Km“. ~ Hard Rock 1'15 ’ Grad." l 1511-1. Camilla Jay; ‘ Harker an“... I .J.-_1_1, Audrey Hmiy. Holllnger 1 TQflfhPrh- JF. Gordon Mlll‘l‘-il.Y1,H°wS! 2g Mm’ G" Hfimv‘ Jack Waite :14 Jacola 25H» Jellfcoe 58 ' .J M Con 1311'. Railways Perform 1.... 202 1 99S fill ‘ill ill V lbw be ‘V1 Loire $1.02. 5'1 C? 15”“ 8°13“ .3 v mAL, bob. 12 —< )-— 11198 B Belyiihitfliin-u- 1111111111l service as Lebel Oro 12 CillllClk». the 1':1.l\v.1ys perform Lelich l0’? mum .c1'v1ru..' '.\'.11cl1 have been Little L L 530 Lulu-u for gnnuvd. sfllip y becauscg Mustissa 453; they are 01 t..1= esiuonslicd ordei MB fiend 2m o1 111.11g... Albert A. 011111111121". A-s- Maia,” 12,, sisinm Gu11erul_ t’fl£~'S0tl5i-‘i' Tia-PC M Inca 42"‘ r. (hmlulz-nu National Ratl- Mccxegzle 95 i l.l<t the Montreal Junior Mcvime 16_ 'I'1'11..<. 11f its monthly Mvwatwrs .34 l.'f',n1 11111110 operations Mm Cori) 20,7 . . uri 1i, lu-ol-uny" 1n_tlie _ (meta 219 curly 1l.1;. _ 1111*)‘ hltve i-Cllg since M n,“ Kxrk n .4 -11 1111 11 11.1fm‘ llil(i more onerous Mummy 2,.‘ 1 he said _ 4 Newb“. 3 The offcciiw v1.41): o1 .11» .0, ' 1 30 Colonization 11nd Industrial d-e- bbgjngfi" 59 partment of flhe rnihvny-S 5ll88e5l5 Normeml 3g directions i11 which they have ren- OBI-m. 415 (iered nud still a1'e’1'c11__clering the 03mm, 205 _0llllil'y 311201111111 service. Mr. Gur- omega 40 diner said. The railways seldom om 1:11am 53 received credit, he went 0nd for pamom- 355 their Wfllik of uncovering an cul- payer‘; 171g iivntlng, decades. before the pro- pammm 15 vinciul and,‘ fgic-rni 1195;312:3311. galoret ggbi the touri-i 1'11 c. one o » - yma: er tryls major iiujlusfiies. ' Pen-on 145 Speaking of ihc business of Pick Crow 475 carrying passc11gc1'.\. Mr. Gardiner Pioneer 291 spoke Oi-JMPYDVPIDQIIIS i11 rallwaiq; Powell 220 practice that. were still continuing. Premier 213 "The 01111111111111 National. he said. Preston 115 "has adopted :1 vcry pnrtfcular re- Read Auth 415 gurd fo1' 0111-1111111 w11o ridesahead of Red Crest. 33 the diner. l-ic has been provided Red Lake ‘v wi-th air-conditioned coaches that finale Gold ' w.’ are outstandingly beautiful. com- R ha“ “L? forlable and serviceable At the SWIA t 132 I same time. prrrpurnsslvc improve- Bill.“ "C k 1m meuls have bccn made in other s 99pm’ ree H5 parts of bite nuwin-Aslcopers and s 9:0 2M pnlrlcii- ears. observation and club I Sui-den 96 (‘a -~ , . 211.’. The Cumuiiuu 1'a1l\vn.\'5 W9?!‘ 110t- lspy “m ._f nlwnyis given full credit. for Tiiewggggvuvwfikc - cxfcut. 1o which they co-operatcd. ud Bu,“ 30o "Through the Canadian Passenger Sylvan,“ 3w Association,“ thr- spcnkei" pointed Tack Hugh 535 out. "and correspontltng bzfiies, Towqm“ n close co-opcrnlion is socmrpllshed cm .55 11nd has been for mnnY Yeaffi. in Un" o“ m the common interest of the rall- Vanni,” m5 wavsnnd the pu-bllr. lnudditlnn to "In" m5 mutuiafy hz-lnfti) contacts through wam Am 170 these nsorinfions. direct confcr- we...“ o 14 rnoes between the two malcr rilt- w,“ fr"... n ways are nrrduceivn of fnr hotter Whig. wag" 5 results than u-nrc the methods of wmd c“ 31m older generations.‘ Wrt Bu] ~ I00

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