Cut downon sweet starch foods and mea or twice each week take

Rf-gln'1|g...SP¢fu¢'llg..»

ANDREWS LIVER SALT

LARGE to keep you lit and encourage

IOTII-E 15:.

’ Nature to remove all impurities.

_ I

- »

i

Qiaodtations

_,___.

1a4_ iii* 11212 nil

55% 36% 23

1li‘,§

__ _ 021/,

and Ohio . . ...

it

Hud ... ...“HA

20% 32% “lu 3. not 35% 29

17 30% 8

43'/ mi

_.__ _ sou

' 121%

. si/,

so 43% 21.1, .wit sont

Quotations

((`anadia; Press) Mny 1 -'l‘hirty-two ves- at the fish llier here to-

quotationn- 8% to 4%. 3% to 4*. to 4%.

to ill/Q. tit if. il'/i_

an 5%.

3 P

to 5. Scrod 4 io 5.

the great Rubbing Linlment

New ,Montreal .York_ Stocks Stock Market

Stocks

Bathurst A

'Bell Tcl . _

C P R How Smith

Int Nickel Massey Ha McColl Fro

Sliiiwiriigan

NEW YO

sxchanle m

orally stead

Tb Can

e o

‘premium ov rom 1-10 i

rate on ate Yrom yt-ate

gona at hlg

franc, clos .GIK of s

B. A. Oil.

mp _, Int Pete __ \l`nllrer Pfd

Brasilian _ Clin (`L\r _. (‘an l‘nr PM

Dom Bridge __ . Dom Steel Coal B ... .

ris ._ ,

l' .

Montreal I_’o _ ... Nat Broil' ._ . ...__ Power (?oi>D Quebec Pow . .

Steel of Can _ Winnipeg Ill

Cu

LIONTREA

and the Un on Montreal The French higher at il 7-16 of a c American d cent at 3-18

Beauharnois ... . ._ . ., 6% DomEng . ._ Imp Tob I Oli . .

Ulose

'I 110%

10%

]l

L, May 17--Tha pound ited States dollar declined currency exchanges today. franc was .01 of a cunt .lil cents. The Pound lost out at S-"».l0l,Q and the oiiar eased ‘.5 uf one per

of unc percent discount RK, May 17-The foreign

arlkeg wna quiet and gen- Y

O l\.V.

dinn dillsr -extended its er the lliiited States dolln o lg. |'.|'f‘f=iit.. The closing rling wus $5.11, iiiiclinmli-il rday, hut, i'11irll"i‘ it lmvl h as $5_11',$. The lfrcncl ng at 0.02 cents. was up cent. '

M T’l.. CURB

1414

1001

_, lil

Central Guardian loc per word; Annnnnc

als, do. per wordr Ws\tern emsnts and Coming Events, lo

c

zo per word; ln Memoriam Notices, 10s Der In spiritual Gffsrings, Cards, etc , 40 per name; Lei

per inchi Notices of Thanks and Appreciation. word other rates on application

llatcs-Payable

' 10°. _ .

llnlmum Charge for any advertisement twenty-fl . we»»w»M

E - BABY CHICKS. housand Chicks shipped g poultrymen. These re real money makers. Govemment Approved. ullets also. Get our ile- loes. Maritime Chick Saint John, N. B.

N-658.

lAIEi-to per word, three inser- tlsns for the prles of two, strictly payable in ad-nance.

*M* For Sale

l°’; FOB SALE - PARROT. APPLY Guardian. Phone 708-J. L-5081.

- OABDBOARD SUITABLE FOB lining outhouses, etc., In par sheet. Guardian Office. tf.

¥

I

in Advance

and Eastern locals, Se. , prr word; Classified In L sts of Floral and

ters of Condolem-r 'l0e

per Inoh or te pol'

'FOR SAL

Eighty t to leadln Chicks a They are We .sell P duced Pr Hatchery,

1 1:i,; 1.11/, ini/, :si 37| m 5% 13% :im :l is 221/, as 3%

r

i

iitg --im,

'I To Let

for saus _ Ni:wLY mnsnnu- ed cow. Harry Rodd, Harrington, P. E. I. L.-sooo.

l` _@

T0 LET-UNI-`UlNISI-IED FOUR rooni flat- Apply at 177 Kent Bt.

L-5072

FOB. SALE - CERTIFIED IRISH Cobblers Seed Firsts. G. A. Coles, Wiiisloe. L-5011. _*___ ____

FOB SALE __ STOVES, COOKING and scouts for simmer houses. B9 Rocliford Street. L-5049.

I0! SALE - 1931 Pl.YMOIl'.l'H Sedan. Mileage 15.500. Apply Gor- dim Pringle, Montague. L-5022.

FOB sans _ DUNLAP arnaw- benv plants so cents per hundred °' *£00 Der thousand. Willard Prowse, Brackley L-5005.

' ---_*ii

FOB SALE-MARE IN FOAL, "his month). weight ioso un., or gfnkgs for work horse. Apply 62

s ton Ave. L-5100

|011 sAl.n - AUCTION FORT!- Fllf- Brides sud waist store Cards. Guardian Central Joh Printers. Nov. 1-ti. ' I0! sans _ ronnson 'mae- W# :ood repair, saoo.oo, why feed extra horses. Also Aspinwall miter moo. austin A. sealer, ,gov/liz, L-tial.

Nl sau: _ i sono ooaon Uh new. i Sedan, very reasonable. Xwid trsds for iight delivery. X L_ Dawson, Albany, P. E. I.

,,= _______ L-sons.

I'i"sAwnniui.iz PLANTS - nun-

P~75 cents per hundred; 01.00 *Y mil: use for soo. also van- Lllrd. s new superior quality, 'Y ‘U5 for 50: 82.00 per 100 llN‘l>eid_ l=‘. S. Reeves, Southport. *-*"f~_-i IAQ

Nl saLs - srnarrs warr- ` VC Bc lb. at Oodin & Oo. Bprittl 1 ootsimieet $7.75 beg at Coffin dt

- Sllllslo" Vixen and Puppy md it oonln sr cs. -'shredded Fungi for foxes at Coffin Gr Co. Im a Fox Chow at Coffin ds Cc. comlzilinfectant $2.50 l gallon can

.________,___ L'_5°”:

"I" SALE - aucrion roivnz. lgiilnflilss and Whisr. Score

\

- Guardian Centra. Joh

‘ -7'l°*°w- nov, 1.1¢.

§'-ORE T0 LET AT 144 GREAT

George Street. Apply 146. L-5006.

T0 LET_-LARGE COTTAGE WITH

barn and garden. Apply 66 Bay- field Street. L-5090.

T0 LET -- SEVEN BOOM IIEAT-

sd apartment at Mount Edward Farm, near Dominion Experiment- al Fsrin, ull city conveniences. Phone 'G-L. L-5045.

ll-

Female Help Wanted

WANTED - MAID FOR. GENERAL

housework and do plain cooklilir- Reference required. Apply “G."

Guardian. L-5017.

-J Lost l LOST-BETWEEN CHAKLOTTK-

town and East Point, one truck tire and rim, 82" by G". Finder leave at this office. L-B084

g Boarders Wanted

WANTED -- 'BOABDERS ACCOM-

modated at 237 Grafton Stiieet.

Miscellaneous

YOUR. ORDERS FOR

Lobster Crates, Fish Boxes and Shocks Hillsboro Woodwonking Mfg Co

Hillsboro N S N 802

SEND US

. ., , . . - -

Wanted

WANTED-TWO ELDERLY OR

invalid ladies accommodated! practical nursinl ll 4¢°Il'°4- Reasonable rats. Apply Gulirdégala-

Male Help Wa_iit__eQ__

MAN WITH RANCH

State wages G 6511

of Guard

WANTED-

axperien e. - --

_i_i_

C

ion

WANTED- AN TO WORK ON

M

_ __ _ _duarde

State wages E U0 IPM,"

L5074

Market.

ting ata'

were buo In the

until noo from

ud 33.000

Stocks

Acme Oil Alb Pac Alex

Amity __ Aulllo H

Bagainuc Barry l»I B Metuls Iilluiii"

B - Us

Boiijo ._ Brnlorna

Buff Can

s n Canilm M ('iirihoo . Ciiiitle T \‘eii Pal. l‘hIhoug Clericy _ Uoluniuri Uomuion

ll _\llni>a Pildoruilu i~‘ is.-Inge Fed K _

o s a Goldnle _ Goldfleld llrnhiini ilriinndn ilreeiie _. lliilvrow iiiiiinul' . lliirlrcr . lliilllngvr

lilrk Il , Kirk I. .

1. Sliiire Lee Gold Little L lilnple L liliiviiiisn

.\l1~liit_vro .\lv_'_\lill:in .\lc\'liiie

Mid Oil

Iilddel ..

lloiletn _ 11

Norundn

Olga Oil

ncer

l'ri-mier

Sun Ant Sheri-ltt Slscoe ._ South Ti SL Anih Sud Baal

Sud \‘o|it rlylviiuitn

ncuum Ventures

\\'ii_vside

E Total su

Aldemine

Baldwin lialtnc ._ Brett Tr Brownlee

Fen Mun

Ulloni li° i'liuri~liill

Gillicc _. Hilltop _ llolile Oi

Lebel llnlrobin .\lcLeod

Park B I’

Porco Cr Pottdosl Preston

Ritchie . Royalite So Keor Stndnrnn

Vickers

white I. Wood K

forei n Cana ian

China

Germs Hlvlit Hnllnn Runga

New Norwl I'olan South Spain

lln ltcd

N E\\'

chan Il.l1 ' _ ‘fi

At Mo

dollar 09

dollar 1. A P

franc.

In gol

cents.

The

` 311005,

iilelieliaa Ines) T0 Ihr if-wmingteam lil but new heart nto tn "tive of tm rersnzs sm: illlll Ind quotations on all ers carried u ward ca a buy of considers is proportion., old shares were slow ia g¢g.1

TOBDN

lllver pla mining s

roups w nr wave Senior

and none of them ds.

"loved heavy rilums except Boiling.

°' *ml k Hiiriies but i \I_D to 1% were recorded. Bll;e?sh:‘l'b`: “"0 iwlfvwly sims md ima metals

Ylylt in apotl. morning aesslon the white ck: provided the main action or do in the lead. The big

issue opened 18 csnta ligh- li°d lrosiid 3.00 to arm and then moved np to L85

eh point it was eased down nder fit-taki

pro ng. The close

as 35 cents net up. It trad-

T0, May 11-.

metal sto with lild Baer Lake sr at 2.U,

ri

whi

to 2.11 u at 2.77 w

TORON

. 14

.. 41/.

21/,

_ are

ivblcy . _....109

lgoinn

. 10%

- 96

_ . 32

Brx . . . ._. sunk nui".1."_ 2 sr ai.. __ , _ V'

o \

Unningaa Coiilnurum _ , ,

Guodfisli 28 ud Lk . ._ .....l45

_ . 15

lloineiiiend _ . ,. .~ 12% lii.\\'cy .. 127

__ ... J.. ... . . .. 06

_, _ _ ‘... 50

liimtviiiiy . l.nki~liilid .

49

... ._ . .._. 1.2 L . . .. -.440

_\li~l{ciilIa. 1' ._ . . _ 118

. . ..._ G5

.\ir\\'_.tten . . ` ,. . 3s

Min Corp _ _ . 190

lioff Hall. .. _ .. 14% urilhy ...'. .' 1%

Ni-ivlieu .,, ._ 4% Nipissing _ . 0

North Ca

l‘a1'maste l‘ct C M l’lo _

lion d Aiit licvio Gol

'l`L‘ck H ’l'honis Cn Towngma

;l;rendwell _

Wuln Wrl \\'niio Ani

38

While Eng .. 343% \\'iltscy C wright H Silvr

UNLISTED

Assoc Oil ...

Buckillgh Can Kirk

8

5 ..210

1' ('n|iper Uubillt ._ Ilul Oil _ _ ., . ..._. OI. Dom Expl . .. _ 4

...i

.. _ . .. ._ 1% 1,.. _ _

lliiil lliiy ._ .

.luck _\liin

Kirk Terr

... . . . ._ ... . - ... . ... .. ... ... ... . . >-.- .... 4

15 ‘ll

Nordon ... ... . . . _ .,, .... IIA

ill _ ._ ~ U)

uwnee K _ . ._ 3 Pend One . _ _ W

o ._ , . ._ 4

t... ._ 1 . . _ -... 8

Ribsgo . . . ..._ 1

.. ... .. ... 3

a . . I -

Sud Mines _. _ ._

ir'iE`.ff`._`f`...`...`..... is

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press)

KONTREAL. May if-British arid

S exchange in relation to the

dollar. as compiled by the

Royal Iinnk of Canada, closed today I fnllnn' Al’iI'.‘ni‘ Austriil 1 Aiiiitrin Belgium

Zee

[1 peas 3321,

4 000K

il puun .

si-hllllng .l002,

helga 1842.

Hgng Kong dollar BQI.

Denmark krons HB8.

Francs

ny relcbsmark .3000

Britain pound l5.lM0.

d florln .6701 ry pcnirn 2016.

India r Italy li

land pound 4 M70. .1

d aloti 1002.

Africa pound l.iD45.

pesetii .l.'iT1.

land frsm- _$84. States dollar 3-16 per cent

illsroiini, _

It lo

Nivifser

\0Il.K. Ihr 1'!-Foreign ex- iady. Great Britain high w 3.10%: close 5.11; 00 day

lvl ls 10%; France 0.62: Italy 8.51: Belgium .44; Germany 39.04; Cea- lll Lil) .

mvloslnynxchan e v/i‘es:-

ntreal-sound 5.10%; Y' I

13-I6; franc 8,01 York-Pound 5 11; Canadian

onli _ I

%I’ mid’ tr Canadian

12 ff: U, S. dollar l6.l2%

d-Pound l2s M: Canadian 49 cents: U S. dollar 90.00

At New

t ari

dollar I5.

dollar M.

____________. hipments of live swok fr0!D to Eastern Canada dlulhl 117 weeks of 1934 and 1933 gures within brackets) were

-cattle, amen 112.1351: calves. 104 iiol; hogs, arson iiis,m>; and

time (suis).

s

Western the first (latter fi

-_ __

Close

. . , . ._.24

.,, ..... 18

..... 14

_ ,_ ...150 . _ .. 42

. . 45

_ 13% ..._.108

. 10

sansardnd

»`-*X

41 3775 _ ...211

...38l sv,

roi/,

'I7

.150

... 11% ... 10|?)

. 1% _ . 9’/A

- -_ -.-.~.- .nv

. ._fI 4-its

.ff soy,

._ so

.'...cs . .aio

.. .. 28%

as ss ..._ 4 me ....I_’l.'i _ _ :-1 .. as

,_ _,_.:.-is

....ws ...21G .. 10

_ . 52 .._1s1 1% _. 200 ....010

Eggsas

~.`t`:~

. 12

44%

as-¢§§.>;Ig3

‘£56

_ 5%

142 1310 _ Il wit

1700

4

M

12%

._ ._ xii

i§'Ii.

Caladlif Press) WINNIP hliiy 1'!-Absence of

aggressive export demand _made it d icult for wheat prices to respond to strength lu outside markets on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange today. Bpeculators paused in fear of a break in the protracted dry spell and futur-

es ‘notations reflected the reversal of sengment with declines of 7| to ons can _ _

Mny wheat checked out ni 70%, July

at 11% and October at. 721% cents. Of- ferings were largely credited to big interests, while support was very *mixed in character. Vulues churted an erratic course but on the upside nev- er got over previous closing levels.

Export. anlel of Cunudian wiient

were practically negligible. Wi-athar and crop new; showed little i-liunge either in western L‘uii_adii or United States though foreuists suggested showers. This apparently was suffic- ient to affect local sentiment.

Liverpool prices gained Md, despite

forecast of larger Argentina wheat exports which ure eiitiiunled ut 2,600.- 000 bushels this weifk. t.‘l|lcngo`,; ud- vance was iilmiit ‘li cunts due mostly to cro dill _

P con ons

Russia failed lo export wheat this

week, but Dnniibiuii ports sent 256.- 000 bushels throirtli Black Sea ports.

Cash grains itlliiig was uniiitercst-

ing and course groin, values softened with h i. 1

w en

CI-IIOAGO, .\luy 17-\\’licut prices

scored rapid lute iiilviiiiccs toduy, larg- ely owing to nn increase of uuubntcd adverse crop reports from north and south of the Canadian oundary_ Greater notice taken of prospective silver legislation at Washington serv- ed allo as a late stimulating factor instrumental in nioiin than overcoming earlier transient doyvnturns of wheat prices.

Ofllclul reports from 10 stations in

South Dakota said uniy lwo points received as much as one ilu-li of mois- ture during the past uioiilh. 'and in North Dakota only one siiitlun out of 1.5 showed as miii-ll us ‘li of an inch.

Wheat closed i|i°r\'iii|s, ll; to 1% n-

hove yestr\rdny‘s fiulilh, .'iul_v Billy, to %, corn iii to ‘ii lip, mils -'it nf! to 1,4 up, and provisions unchanged lu 17 cena higher. `

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Prem)

nommo ty p ccs (Dec 31, l.)til equals 100; 1020 average equnls 230.5). Today 185.2 prev ilny lil-i Il

Week ago li'l(i.4 _vcur ngn 110.4 1034 high P704 illfii l0\\‘ l'.'*i_0,

1933 high HN IP lliilii Inlv 'IS 7, 1932 high 10-'i D 1032 low 'Ill 3.

(Copyright 1034 by l\Ioody's)_

PRUDUCE

.___._.. (Canniliisn l‘rrsa)

ed shipment, nf \\'r-stern rings iii cur-

I

were 22 cents und prilils ‘JC cnnis u pouiid.

Ontnrln 1-olf.r"<l i-lim-vw livlil firin at

practising since 1895?

Dentist-If you don't believe it

Nnw YORK, nur 11_i...isr or 11

di rl ‘

IIUIIBLIIIG

Nearly double the quantity of

Brown Holder Maritime Maid bis- cuits were sold in 1933 than were

1s0ld in 1032. NeBi'1¥ double CM

quantity of Brown Holder biscuits were sold in the corresponding per- iod of 1933.

Thera’s s reason for this rapid

growth, many of them, which might be mentioned but why waste words? Ask your grocer for Brown Holder biscuits: there is no test like trial.

N. Y. CURB

Aiiicr i`_vii|i H .,, _, 19|/, Aninr Sup l'o\i'er 2% As G rind El ___ ...... Can Marconi __ _ , 2s; Cities Serv.. ... _ . .. 2% El Bond and Shure .. ..... 15% Ford of Cnnsda A ,» ... 21% Imp Oll ._ 14% Ning Hiiil .. 5% St Oil Ind _ . . . . _ ___

... € a\

EXCHANGE

(C.l’_ By Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTREAL, May 17-in buoy-

ant fashion Montreal Stock Ex-

higher territory during todays session.

With trading proceedings at a

ybrisk pace. approximately 19,000

.shares chan in hands as com ar

vance was maintained from the op- ening. The higher trend in New York exerted an encouraging in-

closed at or near their highs o the day.

With the exception of three is

mll§0N'l‘REAl.$ l\II1il" 11']--1.-Isgn sues. the rest of the list recorded

"3" °“ 9 ‘ """"" “"’ “" fractional gains. Royal Bank two.

¢|,1,. , k t , 1, ._ ,given by Dr. A. F. Miller.

Ayfalllrlilg enffoInUro|-elpin sent grad- iéoints at g&§i°F5lnEt§I

8.1' WHS 0 - 2. - H .

lotsz up l,-Q cont .\ Iurgo were quotig C_ p5_¢ke1-5 1.3 at 2 '1.g_

5Z...2_ '§"f.’i "ir"f~.'i`.`.'.`;. C._II"'.':""'.`. "in-,.1._ 0‘"‘=*<ll““ Plwlflv Railway P-“d less than carlois snli-s of Quebec and BTBZHIBII Traci-IOU WUC b0l/ll 3" Ontario eggs being made at slightly higher. A810118 the lblding GIDCKE

leger level. lliicetlpts :vers 11,723 cases, to advanoa 5m511 amount, wen 1/_ :,°._,, ,._l',,f§°,, ';,,,ff,f,,‘_"’1"f,f,°;‘I Bell Telephone. Montreal Power.

of 475 hoxoil :iri-i\~t»d. To rctiillnrs sollt n SC. Lawrence C0l'p0l'B.i/1011 00111111011 _

and Preferred, National Breweries. IEW' R“"h» Eamsclmef “turned

Canadian Industrial Alcohol, Do

0% cents a pound Arrivals were 1? mmiml Bridge. H0I1U`lEel`. B- 0- bores. ` Power "B", McColl-Frontenac,

Potatoes revniilned ifnvhiing-».l dt 95 stem of Canada “nd sh Lawfenw

cents fn: Qvrhecs pr-r R0 gwiiiid ling. 00 Pa er Preferred cents fir .\'~'\iv Rriinswv-ik iiiiililiiniiis D '

pt-r so |.nun1i inn: nun .ti nr, ii. si in Massey-Harris, Howard Smith, i 1... 913.1...-, 1]-:.il_.-....1 i.~i..._i ......initio Dominion Textile, Bathurst, can- =°d fl the City last evenlnstv Snead V" l’°‘"‘ ‘"5 adian Car and Shawinigan all held

-i---- ter successfiilly completing his stud-

Pau S you.” really been unchanged from their previous!

closing prices.

Sales 19.039 shares: bonds $11,750

just look over the magazines in the .\I|nard'l the great White Llnlment 1730-" But thi’ Warning W35 waiting room.” neglected.

I This eeluls Is reserved lsr sewn

I DOES YOUR. FEET HURT,-You

nnvinfiv

chance Yetinss moved forward lnt°,a riastorats lu i.nis_Provmoe where

5 8 D ~

ed, with 7,900 yesterday, the ad-

fluence on the market and stocks

‘ f

On news of improved earnings

for the iii-st quarter of the year. Intemational Nickel rose 90 cents at 28.00. Consolidated Bmelters was volatile advancing 6 1-2 points in 156 1-2. Canadian Hydro-Electric Preferred gained a point at 72. `hou5i° Medical students' are ape,,d_

of local interest but advsrtlslsg el s aswsy nature may be Inserted si 4 oelta a word strictly payable in ld YI-GI

Purdia dt 1'brguson'l and have them, fitted properly with I»lurlburt’s Cushion Sole Bl-ioes. L-5092.

AWAIDED MEDAL--L_ J. Taylor,

of victoria, P. E. I., was awarded. the Nova Bootle. Technical College Alumni medal at s. meetfng held at the college yesterday aftemoon.; Literary '1's were awarded to C. I.: Bacon, North Tryon, P. _ I.; J. B. Somers, Halifax; R. Ci. White, P. E. I., and George Campbell, Windsor.-Halifax Chronicle.

may need arch-supports. Call at Purdis dr Ferguson's and have them examined Free. I..-5092.

PUBDIE n FEIlGUSON'S are

Agents for Dr. Scholl’s Foot appli- ances, they carry a complete stock Arch~Supports, Zino-Pads for Corns, Callouses and Bunlons. Come in and have your Arch-Supports adjusted free. Purie dr Ferguson's. L-5092.

EESIGNATION ACCEPTED -I At a regularly called and largely at- I tended meeting of the Lower Ayles-I ford United Baptist Church, Mon- day it was voted to accept the re-‘, signation of the pastor. Rev. J. J 1 Sidey. and to remain in fellow- ship with the United Baptist Con- vention of the Maritime Provinces. Rev. Mr. Bidey at one time held,

he has many friends.

MOTORING TO CONVENTION

-Dr. A- F. Miller formerly of this City, medical superintendent Nova Scotia Sanatorlum, left Kentville Wednesday by motor for Toronto where he wll be one of the speakers at the annual meeting of the Am- erican Cllnlcsl and Cllmatological Amociation. Dr. Miller is aooom- panied by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Allison H. Borden.

TAKING TUBERCULOSIS

COURSE-Dr, Eric M. Found, New London. P. E. I., and Dr. David P. Wallowick, Brooklyn, N_ Y., Dal-

lng three months in Kentville, N. S. taking the course in tuberculosis

I PERSONALS I

Mr. D. B. MacDonald, North

Bedeque, was in the City yesterday.

Mrs. Sidney MacLeod and baby

lionie, after a very pleasant visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mao!-'hee, Cumberland.

Mr. Loyola. I. Duffy, student at

McGill University, Montreal, arriv-

the summer months at, his home, af-

ies as s first year dental student.

“Broadcasting was predicted in

nemo roms cninnaan to 'EET

u more ,____,,__,_,,

”"“““’ Bros Wvvv

10 'I UGIOUTICQ BOTH STORES 0011161' T0

Jello, pkg. Bc. Toilet Paper, 5 for 15c_ Climax Soap, 10 bars 291:. Bea.ns,3lbs.10c. Ohipso, large pkg. .. 22c. Baking Powder, Rosa

Brand 23c.

IcingSuga.r11c.

Flour, Quaker, 98 lbs.

$2.69.

Rolled Oats, 10 lbs. 87s. Eggs, Grade A, dos. 20c. Eggs, Grade B, dos. 17c. Carrots, 10 lbs. 25c_ Parsnips, 10 lbs. ._ ._ 39c_ Fresh Lobsters Apples, doz. 29c_ Swansdown Flour ._ 29c. String Beans 11c_

soonsnrrnn wrrn_ousi.rnr_~rn1on‘

FRIDAY Bild SATURDAY

arf

/asgpeaseuaassa

Pineapple 11c

Uorn Flakes, Sugar

KY1ap,~ . . . . . 801'-

Coooanut, bulk, lb. 21c. Soup, Cla.rk’s Tomato, .a 3 for 255.1#

Beans, Gla.rk’s, 3 tins 25c,,l",,-` Marmalade, 8 0’clock

. . . . . . . . . . . _ . . 28c. Maxwell House Coffee _,

47q',"§‘_

Flour, Pastry, 7 lb. ~‘- ‘-' bag . . . . . . . . . 28a.

Sodas, 1 lb. bag '_l.1c. Lemons, per doz. .. 2861 N Jam, (G. & B.) 23 os. 45 ... Rhubarb, 3 lbs. 25c.

Grape Fruit, 6 for _ _ 25c'. I

Shortening, lb. 11 _ r

t _

SALT LICKB

I hear that the Post Office auth-

orities contemplate a. change in the recipe of the gum used on the “business” side of postage sts-mils. in view of complaints from the public that the variety DOW ln U-5° is too "salty" in flavour, says 0- Star writer. sir Kingsley W<_>°d. the Pm' master-General. EHNB 8 mend °f mine another and more ooieni reason for the proposed chan!!-

“The salt taste makes pevple

thirsty," he said. “In s. drouBl’\li year this is really not good busi- ness. So we must £11' 5°lTl¢l'hm3 ls _.. e rely friend, an old political ac- quaintance and 09001160* °l th” P.M,G.'s, realised that he was hav- ing his leg pulled. _ _ . . .__ _*N510

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For the rhontr. or Avril 1934 the

pedigree registered by the National Live stock Records, approved by the Dominion Minister of Agriculture. totalled 5,421. of these. 296 _'were horses; 3,176 cattle; 411 sheep. 435 swine; 520 foxes; 51s dogs; 59 poul- try, snd 6 goats. The total number of registrations for this year to date gg 255357, ag against 25,154 in the corresponding four months of 1933.

The Canadian potato crop for 1033,

according to the Markets Extension Division or the Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture, is estimated bi the Bureau of Statistics at 41.296.- 000 ewt., an increase of 5 per Cent over the 1932 production of 39,416,-

000 cwt.

I REDUCE LUMBEB. RATES "I H

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reading matter is “f0gK!~’ HU ` has noticed the condition for __ some time. lt- seems to be in- ; - creasing. Ile finds it necessary to hold his paper farther from his eyes. llis distant vision is fine. What shall he do about - - it? This is to console him. 7.-‘ Everyone has a like CIP"-` " ience and a competent service . corrects it.

G. F. Hutcheson

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sed a. decrease of 15 to 30 cents per '~ 100 lbs on railway lumber tariffs for carlots for British Columbia to' Montreal and interior points. '-~"

Effective today tlie rate to Mon~""

treal and interior points on con-"~ struction timber will be 60 cents per 100 lbs., instead of 90 ccntr as ‘former1y:"rl1e‘ rate' 'on ali “other 1-f-1 liunber will be 'T5 cents per 1001 - 1bg_, as against 90 cents previously.-~11

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many features make it cost more than other low priced cars. Compare the

PRICES and FEATURES.

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F R M¢LAiNE CORNEY BROTHERS; SUMMERSIDE _ JonNsToN BROTHERS Clmrlottetown p_ E_ [_ Chrysler and Plymouth Distributors for P. E. I. Fortune Bridge, Montague

When you’ve looked at all Three Lowest-Priced Cars and Compared the Prices you will realize that Plymouth Quality is within the reach of any Motor Car Purchaser . . . This is the supreme achieve- ment of Chrysler Engineering and Manufacturing Genius . . . . . .

THE new Plymouth Six gives you four vital

quality features. Two of them are safety

features and two go to give you a smooth ride. TWO SAFETY FEATURES

Hydraulic brakes, as perfected by Chrysler

engineers, are the safest kind of brakes. They are always equalized and prevent three-wheel braking. They operate with a touch ofthe toe . . _ and will stop on a dime!

Plymouth all-steel body, reinforced with

steel, is the only kind of body that satisfies a modern-minded motorist. lt's the only really safe kind of body. All-steel electrically fused into one shock-resisting whole-it's as modern as a steel bridge or a steel Pullman.

_ TWO COMFORT FEATURES Plymouth Independent From Wheel Spring-

ing is the same as used on some of the worId's highest priced cars. The long, soft coll springs of specially processed molybdenum alloy steel permit the wheels to "step" over bumps and prevent "back seat bounce".

Floating Power engine mouniings are much

more than "rubber cushions". They permit the engine to absorb its own vibrations. The pas-

senlger doesn‘t feel the engine at all!

ry and match these features at Plymouth’s

low price. Certainly-"Look at alI`Thi-ee". but be sure and ride in the New Plymouth Six. Accept your Plymouth deaiefs invitation today.

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