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E BEHIND A - THE SCENES

4 _ _ *

f~ E " The most llb!°Pl“t Volk we do IMC on "behind the

games" _ in oar prescription room. When your pre-

sieripuog imzoiapoimdse in as you may rsai assured that

youare settles mov: wires use vhysieise spoefaee. ana

each prescription la checked and double-checked to insure

absolute acpiiracy. __ ’

' When sickness comes, we want you to feel that you

can conddently depend upon

' right.

us io illl the prescription

Ross-DRIFE-UMTED

BUCCIBBOIS T0

` MacKINNON DRUG COMPANY

_ 'rue s'roaE__ _ Pnescizirriofsi si>i:ci.\i.isrs

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. Classified Advertisements

V ' One Insertion ..........-........... Ile pee line ef 5 words

THX” Ilia; eoseeaeeseeeeaseees ‘U W

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Agents Wanted

\ Lost

MAN OE WOMAN 'I0 TRAVEL ani-l_appoint local representatives. 'Position permanent; yearly guar- antee $1300. ‘ ibeing 010. weekly average) and expenses; commission and cash bonuses besides. Winston Go., Tower Bldg., Toronto.

A. W. 5-'I-14-21-ls.

lGEN’I‘ WANTED 'I0 HANDLE Vibro~Bhave electric safety razor. Attractive proposition. Big money. sample raaor will be sent at 1-3 oi! retail price od $050. Electric Razor sales Company of Canada. Amherst Building, Montreal, Canada.

' ,~ ' _ .' 1 A. W. 1-ll.

To Let

HOUSE 1‘0l;'l:N‘l‘-APPLY 1s's Etie- ton. ' ` 8582-5-6~3l

T0 LET-_~8 BOOM HOUSE ON AM' brose St., all modern conveniences. APPly=to 1-1.' R. Hillsnn. 3576-5-6-Bi

LOST-SATURDAY, MAY ard, Bli-

tween Charlottetown and Hamp- ton, half section tailboard Chev- rolet Truck. Finder please advise C. Morrison, Hampton. 3508-5-0-li.

DOST-FROM BOEDEN TRAIN AT

Station Saturday last, ladies hand- bag, containing small sum of money, keys and fountain pen. with name. Finder leave at Guardian. Reward. 3567-5-5-3l.

' Employment Wanted

WGMAN WITH BABY. WANT!

work by day or month. Apply at

WANTED--POSITION A5 FOX

rancher by experienced young man." -Write particulars. Box 103, Ken-" sirigton. 3573-5-I-2|

Central Giiardiaii

me-s-_i

DIIMANTIJNG ICALIB _ City

workmen are dismantling the city soaleatomekeroom for the new twenty ton auto scales which have arrived. This will necessitate the en~i miie; ez use nit one foei vile: sea two feet. longer. It is expected the work will occupy a weak or ian days and in the meantime produce. eio, will be weighed either at the scales at the Experimental Farm or those of the different coal dealers.

' rsasonats .

Mr. wiiisrd Link. city, pale e

business visit to York on Monday-

-1-* : _

esugimr. Miss viola, of York, spent Sunday in Plsuuid. ~ - _

Miss Stephanie Jenkins has re-

turned home. after spending the win- ter inonths in Florida.

| Mrs. J. D. Stewart returned last

night from Montreal, where she was visiting her relatives-

'_The Guardian is "pleased to learn

that the condition oi’ Mrs. H. A. Mc- Quaid, Elm Avenue. is much improv- ed. _

- The many friends of Mr. Ivan Nicholson, will be pleased to learn that he is progressing favorably; after his operation in the P. E. island Hos- Pital.

litre. A. ll. Morrison returned from

_ Montreal and Quebec last evening.

_ In Montreal she visited her daughter, and in Quebec her nephew, the Rev Dr. Gordon. `

"_-¢-_"__,-

Wanted

_ ,__: ____ _- _ _ _

` _` For Sale

roa sAi.s'-Esau. 'rouamo cAa.

_ Apply lei Weymouth ltreet.w_° __

F0! UAL! -_ SEED OATS, AND oats and barley mixed. J. R.. Munn. Marshfield. sein-5-'I-si

FOB lALl~l00 IUBBILB CHOICE seed oats, Banner and Victory.fi\‘om imported ..seed- Frank B. Jones. Pownall. 3577-5-6-Zi

3 l'IIlNDl_BD, BUBBELB BPALDING rose potatoes, certified seconds. Ap- Dly Justin Larkin. Five Houses.

3504-e-3-ei

FOB. BALI, 'l’0"l.l‘l‘. IDAID AND room signs on hand at Guardian Office. tl

WANTED A FOUR Ol FIVE IUOM

apartment at once, fumlahed.`Ap- ply Guardian. 8420-4-30~lweek.

i_i-\..¢_~.-_.__

Miscella neoue

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JOHN ALFRED MMDONALD. LAND

Burveyor, Bos 29. Hermamfille.

8570-0-6-lmo.

P0‘l'A'l'0 TAG! _ I0! TBI SIA-

gifa shipments on short notice. _ uardiah Central Prinuiry. '

PROTECT YOUR. FOX RANCH

with a Police Dog. Pups now avail- able. Apply Alea Agnew, Central Royalty. 3810-5-'l-31.

.___ .__.._-

BABY TEN MONTHS AND GIRL

seven years for adoption to Catholic persons. Apply Guardian.

' ‘ 356!-5-6-Sl.

, . _

'mfs candle. mon moss rac-

ducing Pure Bred Barred Rock hens, ld cents each. James Btav- ert. R.. R.. 3,~Suinmerside. - ' 8622-5-1-wed--sat.-Zi

REMOVED-THE HAIRDRESSING

Shoppe of Miss McDonald, is now located in the G. W. V. A. Build- ing. 57 Grafton Bt., above Red of-ou omee. . assi-o-s-:if

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!iI.\'hlr._ BADGIIB l‘0l-~!Al.li. booking orders for ilnesif quality silver badgers. Clarence Orser, Page, North Dakota. 3064-5-0-al.

Nl IALI-10| AU!!! Al' NEW Haven chesp for quick sale. Joe ~ Mcradysn. 1420-4-so-iwesmi -i-so-y-@-¢

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APP

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TENDER! F0!! CHEESE MARIL-

Tenders will be received till May 20th, for making cheese at Ciowan Brae season 1930. Faetorv to open June 10. Henry Mallard. Sec'y. Cowen Bras.

3014-5-'I-wed.-sat-I wks.

DUlING SPRING CLEANING YOU may have furniture. etc., requiring repairs. or cabinet work to de. I

>- can do ftbhaaoly and e‘xn¢ditlo1is1!~

"Antfihlb Buddy. 139 Hillsb0t'Ull.l’lI Skeet. _

lAI.l:-'I0 Alllvt

two cerloads

of arrival 'Wellin- 8890-0-6-Ii

NOTICE-NEW _HUIBE H058. AT

11280. lertiliaer sowers at 30.00. at- tractive prices on cream separators. 020.00 alowed for old machines- Good prices on all other machin- ¢1’¥. water systems. stove: and renin. warm a. wean. men- iotion, (Delhi). IU!-!~’l-we4~li-2|

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Salesman Wanted ‘

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5000400

i N. D. 'MacLean

vmisimuisa ssusauuea

obariofuiowa e Norse wusain roses iiu

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warsran ';”.s°§""axna,saiicen

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I.. R- 1 Oharllwlteiirwn. Illil-Ml-Ct

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Mr. me urs. Melvin .ny snot

Congmission f Will Visit All . CdnaddLibraries

VANCOUVER. D. C.. ~ May e.-

John Ndlllltth. librarian od the Uni- versity' of British columbia. has been appointed thsirmsn of alibrsry onin- misaion that w‘lll_t0ur.Clnade this summer on behalf of the Carnegie Corporation of New _Yer-g. other meinbsrs of the Coininissien gre C'°_°l’€° H-_Loolre, librarisn_oi Toron- to. and Miseldary q, Black, Pore wg; liam.

All leading communities from Hai-

ifax to Vancouver will be visited and librlflf conditions will be investigated thoroughly.

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_._ -.-_-___

_ Reviews

Gm*-iDl.\¢dGaPlC¢8

Y "_

Regina Will Hold All- World Parley

_Ori Field Crops

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REGINA. May 6.-In mid-summer

or 1932 Regina will become the clear- ing house for world. knowledge on every branch of field crop produc- tion and marketing. Agfa;-ian gg. ports from all around the globe will gather at the world's grain exhibition and conference to be holdat the Saskatchewan capital in late July and early Aulust. some 0300.000 has been offered in more than 1,500 prize awards for cereal. grass. clover and vegetable seed exhibits: English and French will be oihcial languages- and provision will be made for inter- pretera.

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melt. exquisite taste governed ever? phase of arrangesnent. Three tables were reserved for Canadian visitors. The only speaker was the President of the United States. Mr. Wood's himself eat to the left of the toast- rnaster and the president to the right _Each delegate was introduced IDP' lrtely. Lastly the Canadian visitors were introduced by toastmaster him- self. The U. 5. Marine Band struck up the "Maple Leaf" which was suns by e. young lady. Hundreds cheered. (Ii. has been the duty of Col.W00ds' to lspeak to the Amerioa.n~Ghamber in the afternoon previous when he laid before the representatives aszeiubied

the attitude oi the Csne:i‘ans to-

' H¢eder..¢H..1.'fax

“Not Afraid

Split. Double-

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fCensd|.sn Rus)

HALIFAX, N. B., May 6.-The "Not

Afraids", lady bowling champions of P. E. I.. Wilt a double-header here f0dlY. Wilinlnx a five Pin match in the afternoon by a margin of 138

pine in is candle pin °~1atch. `

trade is also dealt with. as with the phenomenal development of natur-

er changing aspects.

FOREIGN TRADE

This year a delegation will visit'

the Orient with the view of opening new realms of trade. It h the inten- tion t/o send a delegation to the exhib~ 3 itlon in Buenos Aires to advertise in South America republics, and it is hoped that there will be a return vis- it oi' South American business men. The two greatest markets in the world today. Col. Woods thought. are those of south America and the vast untouched markets of Asia. Here Canada has advantages equal to those ol the United States.

EMPIRE TRADE

Pins. and losh-ig at night by forty-two l

ter community life. Interprovlncial _

:ii resources this trade presents ev-,

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s OUR. ‘PRICES All A! LOW Al ,THB LOWEST

' WHETIIIB ADVIITISID Ol N01' '

“Fresh Supplies”

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Foxmen l `

Attention \f'~ ¢. _ _

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NEMA ,- rrnaucu so iiiiouasis

carsuces cAi=sUi.as I carsui.i-:s

FOX I FOX WELLCOME

The boat in Insect Powder. Kr

Phono I3

“IN ALL STRENGTHS”

_ ALSO '

eso Dip. Ear Mite Lotion.

Castor Oil, etc.. etc-. used about the ranch.

J. E1§_§E§T__H. WQRTH- _

142 Prince Street

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Island scenery. It has no rival for beauty, with the possible exception of parts of England and New Zea- land.

SPLENDID FUTURE

In Canada lies 95 percent of the

Pre-Cambrian shield, a great massl of metallic rock. |

The fisheries of Northern lakes,‘

the oil deposits of Alberta, the 5.000!

'Turning to the subject of Empire

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iward the Aniefucsn tariff. This duty ______a__e____ °b__ec____e on which my com_ I a great harbour. are a few of thel

1'_~_¢ had mug, ng hoped, polilely yet _______ee is wO__kh__g L_ me expa___s_0__ great sources of material wealth., ~ »~m‘y_ _, _ fivhich will make the Dominion a

_ Al'11g,MA’l'|'{ OF WAR £____,__ “mu dm; u__d1ty_ I d the the future. Man is now pressing

I The speaker turned to the history :,o|:p“;i; H33; 3;? tag grecfsdx: westward. He finds new conditions

. Canadian Chamber of Com- _mt to meek mdumm production He finds adventures and wealth. .....,,_ with the closing of the Great is _ww ____ ._ state ol mm Tm n_Uw__ Mining at Great Slave Lake and

_ mm, g great, reaction Depres' 'at Chesterfield, and Hudson Bay as

Desffnygfcanada V5* ' _ ing importance of market as com

. .- dlssatisla ti n ' a great flotllla, will mean the open-

Nearly _4.ooo,ooo peru-ia.. of eiue- 3 _ _ _ _ __ _ f:°__1;\_1;io;:_ =;v_1___e__ mb ...fed win. ureeueiiea suns.. pie- _ng of me vm land to ms Wm 0, bmi” "N “nt ‘mm N°“°"'"d` [les with Avlators “___ _O re nd only M om mub_ clcrniuant above all other factors in _ .

.,,,_

land to the United States last Year! _ _ in; me ;____me_____ of me whole _the indiistrlalsystem.Wli.l1 this pi-ln_-,| Hospital! md schoom doctors and| Gamblers at the les rqism-ed - " --- ' » zountry. 'nie Mar. provinces suffered if-P‘° 1” View th' U' 5° h” ’°‘°"“'J w:ehers are anions our most impor-

_ to the installment plan of buying. _

Cum” m F"_u”_1°st _u,__°0o_o0J TORONTO, May e-The destiny of W m mg fast. All preaching concern- ! t:int__ploneere Soon the world will lat Canada and the road to intematlon- mg tm mwmty of umw md “me_ - say These people are building their

al peace lie in the hand-s of the ,fred -I-hen was mx; °g 1 may. GREAT INDUSTRYAL CHANGES lcountry in the fear of God and in,

--___-.._..._..-_----Xie-. _ - qw name gg gl-ua ¢1vm"m0u'_f° i

UUTHB milton." 'the mm" who” ‘"3" ‘"7 h°“5°` °‘ thought in which the Improved methods of lkficulture _ v

ci trade relations within the Em- _ ~ ire. Changed conditions now develop '

n rp ri

Ei: iw-1

vision will render them the mediat- 1535,, dmord, mfgm, 10.” memselv- _ _ __ _

_, ors between thevnations accordingto m, ,gb meme, ‘ - ha" ’_°f'°1“"i°m”'d _mat md” ntl 5 E N 5

KAY!-'M fill P-3-13059311. -'sly Capt The Bw J F ‘Tupwr who 95 °‘“ U _Even this year a clianse is comin.. xc_ LLB T MIN” {

e,1ssoiaMr.aasura'l'.ri.Ke. ' ' ’ 1 A

a son., ' ` yu D"°'°h°d '° 1°°°3 “mm "W °“h°" CANADIAN 03515555 FUEMED, x:€;i;`Tar?;5fr;:u:;1;_,f°‘:gl A feature .Sf last_evenlng's sumptu- `

_ _ _ _ __ Ji' 3°--_M°‘\1°\'|~ ~‘7h“¥`°1.\' 'ymuay > ~. ~. ~ »' ' f ' ‘ ' . M356 to exist R`_adm and aviation sus banquei.`&s the "All-Island" de-

1u_i\'g_'_|__'i1|zvifgi;-,»,Ai_- Ajbseeeif, p_ 1;, 1, l1\°_1'\1_ii1is- - -~ --_-.~ - gg-a.»¢mi1o of- the unselfish work _'_“____e c___a___g_d' me ammd” ww"d~1ieao;es_whi?)1eciomihated through- , _ ' _ __o.n____§§_u 1:_,___m3U__ md M__5_ .fniere are po,boundarlss~in.-th,_e of g ,mm group et-men a meetin;________ _u_____al __€s__m_m_ _The gmvmg out the excelent menu. expertly, and Dflnklng- Habits.

1,h|_q'°m¢¢_ 3s2s.5.1-2i3:`§i.ua_s_el__.' Matt_hews.`_ (bee Q-N11? Lou. ~air. -.AiriilQi'i. ,.who.see- -the .:.=lr0l'ld Wu “md . ln- Winnipeg, in 1925,____ __mds___1_s _S _having wwud me ihorouglily"' superintended by Mr. , _

..__.Ru.n_”y_)_ _._.`,_ d_.u‘htF____ nonnce stretchinfbsfore their eyes.-.have :ne ,,,,,_._ b,.,,h,ch Bmw. .the Canadian ;___o____ and me ____n_______ _ands uf the Harry Brown, popular and well _i Eng. nd U S » _' - » ._ _local D_ltri°il»\\1\l-Of thi NWY. k|°5»"' Chamber of Cosnmerce. ' ' _ `__'t;, “.1 be developed at I speed known proprietor of the Queen. It ’ ' ____________'__;-____;___ said the speaker,- -advl.sing~all~to In °\,j,¢g.w|_; fp nfs; from the ~_°" yd ___‘wd Akewy Pena R_______ may be mentioned in passing that; ' '_-_~ _ ' iiraaaiaoes Q think iriivrsstiomllv-.~ ' ~ - 1 ' eus-mess eeceesss one common \~ni>:_ece_§ _ E___m_______ md Ce_°___Mr_ Hmm specialty so m as me _.

great dominant factor in the world of

northward as he formerly pressed

the great inland sea. ,

N'o_men eould soar in the heavens. wg, concerning great common prili- “tact __‘f_°°r I fable is concerned is "All-Island"pro'- I

my gg fu- as posiele the fnoiiidusl

- ` » _ i O awa. ._ _._ _

MUBl»rn__nzAToN__M_ nw hom, alone with God without gsinkig s. ciplu, in secure the considered iuda' ‘;_"_;_“__1;m___ people ue 8 _,Md “_ .i 1-..>.

of use officiating iamfster. mv. o. ei. ¢°°P “U” °f f”P°"°“’“*W-' '"1"' mens esomaofsu ausuiass on can: _______e of mmf., eemiiiiens. 4; Armstrong. Montague. on Saturday l"°f;‘“"5__ HT' °"'1'°“‘ ‘sed 95;' ldlln fi“°‘*i°“*-_E ‘”_;'°B_T_°u'i:_°51 ,Mes have pooled ¢1~,.¢;,- mm.;-i f _WW . ‘A u ae. isso. ausssi s. Meissen of W.” H ° lil!!! ° -.emfeei eommere an ' _ . d,.,\. .le ee i. B... M.. ...ie - »-- -"»".»'»° if ~»»»--1"- we fr .3;:::“;:_;::‘:._;:.‘::f*:.:.;y.:°;.:: New Me.f.....f of i of B,,,m,.,.,_ as the service was concluded. _ . eountry. to near ena.diseu..s and ss - _ _ _ ___ _ trade am

greatest exs.inP‘9 0 C

_ ~ e

, ` ' ‘ ' ' . _ t of protection-l00,0C0.000 people in |

i DEATH! , “cub” md thu .to wnmbuila tlizoiie economic Broup. Europe has sem Chaoslng Judges l

. . » ~ theadvancement oi- Cllmdfi U' ,_ ,, wh., to CL

-------- , 1 tu p,o._..~.__ and her g-rea m.n are J B S ____

MDW!-M Norwuk’ ohm" Apr” 30' h.rm°rls'odndw1?a.spi;;1r:iTally ora’aniasd!tog2tl~ier. England has seen and is ASSOCIATION WOULD HAVE M30' John Abner mn' "ed 29 WEDNESDAY t i The yin 19d6 and has held an- faced with ii. Problem of ohal18e_ Col. f LAWYERS REi;0liIM'END CAN. ¥°°"' f°fm"ly °f Umfm R‘°'d' P' E' ‘ ' at Bt’ Jw" ` ' Ame said in Liverpool that mod- D1DA;;|5§ ‘

_e 00-Sunday, School oilieera and. nual. conventions ever si\1°¢~ At ul' ry _ in

__ W.” _ an dl "A5 W,” ern conditions ha.e forced eoonom __

_________________ _1'°l¢l_=°" 9“PP°l'- - 1°! fast convention °°‘ iuifiy. crest ni-fiefn however. eould ivronrmi-:AL. Mer e._chsnses lu

quarterly conference - Bucial mum” Nmumung 53 gurus of ___

Iwill

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#lill-

other

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` ' 1011 il *"F"*~’°’d‘ 1=ed of is

WANTED - AN EXPERIENCED f ggngfgn The committee is eomP1‘~

Wlitftbl. lllb \¢1t¢l‘l¢1\ mllli A9917 ` ‘ The dewmpmmt 0 I ‘ em men who have met and conferred

rem: rfouse. asus-s-s-of ,.--- oesiscioiiew-'~ *~“°» ""“"“‘ W ' vm, be ,, ,,,_.n.,d 8, U., Cham.

_ .-- The sisters of the city irosvitaf or of ceiuaisn uusfhs.-e intereigs ;;‘__d___ c__m____l;___ ______________ ___ L_____do___

WANTED "° nxrnmxcm com( md °‘ 5'" vmcmu orpmmge’ ‘uh md "M "mlm M ”cu°n“»n _ Since this abpolntinent Australia and ‘°’ “"“‘“"' °° H""‘1'“°‘ H~°"°" °° mm!-"°"° Bm" IM" for mir; “‘“"“ u” °°°“°' '°° mm “ tm if Ari s have fefieweri suit. The Apply to Mrs. William W. Mac- generous chedlie for 0300.00, percent- "mm dom by th, ommim Ohm. sou h r c _ b`____nd __ _“___ mm' mornmn' "ZH-7-0 :in°loprb.:°éeliii:lis"gi€rid::ni>;i::er: ber alia-4 its inception. Different Chamee_fCu»iiid_h_i;v;us_.ne__5 mm L_

» ‘ mac vo.ce o ans ~

W "0 m'm'd“°”' ”°°`“' °°mm‘mw“ mn “cmd M r t the world is to have the Krcit P001-5

one a.net.her‘s‘ troubles -hi the llifbf

maid. AWB' the Aberdeen Hotel. `. _. connuuon m mjcuitunl wma.. of commerce it must also safeguard

MLM.” of ,ms was eeuse ui 'reronte when s- "4 °“"‘ P°°‘-‘ "’f°h"‘ th' E““’°’°'

` _ Astoundins Canadian Progress

warrren-A onii. on _ v_voas:£ _ _ _ .. _, _...___ _ eeut forty flr=\\_°_:l_._f'°“‘___°‘“____ 2:'

“bible Of MUD! Cl" ° ,U ’l‘he~Bisters or the City Hvltil-ll Canada mst to ull ' ` .. 1-, t g .1 _ in voinse. Apply Pour Trainer. mm me .members of ez. .crm-fu 1",” gf faaum-y with qrieuiiure ___e“___‘;_°:{°h':’ y°::'"° Tm ‘:’;_;_ced Johnstorrs lsiver. by phone. or lit Auxgwy, me. Arthur Roper’ and 5 U __ A sm” in my iuenmoea street, oiisrfeimovri. que.-ef me sum play. than who A “Emu more trim me ri e

. . . “Gm _ . t -five 'ears in its history." said

W' 5 0 3*- eouuaeuese emma; ou vrommws a weed.: - "'°"‘ Y ° ` ._._.._.__.. -.sev¢etfsernmv.i. iiioenvi-is um. essay °\“¥ W* “W “° °°‘ _ 3 cel. woeos in reference to Canadian - MII’ Help W|n¢¢Q and all who by their generous 'Plt~ 0011"- h' *ima* " mum' “ ' development. Agriculture, railroads.

' f°_lUl° M14’ W' 71” '“°" ° “nm” lm* Nu. ““"'-im 'mm' °f th' wetsrpower, electricity, mining. man- i

waiu~an-axnarasceo suis "1" ‘“°°°‘* ' "°°'“- osauiua emma. som if-.oss efseiurmz are -11 newbies f°f"f°

present wlsbir J A Clark Thefaei.

or farm work. B. . . - ' _ _ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ OID endfie. 800-5°!-31, ` V ""5 *-30 °!`“'mh" hu "°“‘m °°° has no horizon to its hope. The de

' N Nm” th* “7‘°"‘”“"“"" in °°“ velopment of a new Canada has ore;

WANTID - IAN 'I0 WORK 01| _ fefqsee alone lust-ified its ¢Xllt¢D°° .wg mm-, sh", gse0,ooo,ooo in the

farm. tr‘n‘y Cheadle a‘s’leto. . ' `

, ClAM_lll.' AC'l'l'Yl‘l'lll

t to provide ofgania

r purpose is

book vel- Compet- 'Prade in

health have

the sesieiea out

mail

~ A eseaftmm ~ _bf apktsoea, in any coairriimitv hi* Baguenay. canada is a country

new by"-li* Ulmdilli ensue with sirintlv vswroower. ‘fence at ~ari important branch of vase forests. and pastoral lands.

‘ sesivimwfiassfmua ~ » ~-

“_‘ 551|; ' " ‘True not .1o‘n in a Pan-Eu.ropean_tra_e the method of appointing Judges to

1_30..w¢¢g|y pn," germs; .... Vlgi- ' mt ....11-¢3f_,¢__ A wcirlcl-'side Br.tian c the courts was forecast at a meeting

mn hwgny w¢|¢¢;;¢.-Hours. _ ___Tl1is yurux w_°°__t°bbe°’ ;:1dTum.? Union must lv: built up, he said. lol the Montreal Bar Association. held

_ M°m°*l‘| sul- ~ 3504' ' ’ 5 °°‘“'°n ' C gd 1; faced in relation with 'yesterdal'. at which it was moved that

_`_'~_' 'Banu Mp" th” loo busmekslnexgd Uiiil; ;t.atos with the same situ-‘vacancies be filled “according to a

Wm h’ prumt M dmuix thceougtry align u, Lg in England, in north- _ better system than tha one followed

M the oommanml me of xc ~n¢,ii\-ss. wesierif Europe. Yet with 300 Y°°»"5. up 'D the Present"

In Calgary. last fall sip;-_esi_in___. _:___ __ g_o___ous mswry canada cannotl This came as an amendment to a

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Mrs. John Burke of Lower Mon- ;;\;,,:em¢_`5u¢h pi me history of|!\ern1it herself to be ecoiaoii_'i_i_ca__:y_

,“», tsgue, wishes to thank her friends tm youu °,.|,_niuum\ not yet four 5\1\>m¢i‘S¢d» C2»1lHdB MP5" 9“° _ i

and nliihbgrsiforzileuiiirdntu .gg you-s els out which im me e ire- m°tl1er_°\1d bf‘_’"‘*’; 3:22!

- eympa y urng e sc ness I . all for 1s.rn1on ous \' .~2 ' I' 391519 Help Wanted death of her husband, a_lao_al_l those i1\°‘“¢°"4 me" °“ ?l!;i:::1 Tough _-elmlevelopment. Empire trade must nn. D c””Ll Mu-D "ls "'h° “M Mn’ C"d°'u““' °’ sm” '““““y me md mi fl “_ 1, th. be fostered before doin€ to Parlia. wi-fu-also 1 wus sz assi: s s sf °'°hy` ew' E “UML Dmmmoirud 'stifle onto' “lm” “““ ' "°“"" ““°‘"°‘“‘° °‘

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Tritaer Im rial trade must. be Kilim-‘<'l

t ther in sure development which

last ten years. Quebec controlling the world’s asbestos, Sudbury con- trolling the world`s nickle. the im- mense waterpower of Arveda on the

ISLAND SCINIIY _

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motion by John Crankshaw, which proposed that vacancies on the bench be filled according to recommends-1 tions of the bar.

Speaking to his motion, Mr. Crank- j

shaw remarked that a change in the ? system of judicial appointnients had l

been considered by council on several i occasions. but because of the wide divergence of opinions on the part of council, it had been deemed advis-l

able to submit the matter to a gen-| eral meeting. The resolution. he ‘ claimed was not an attack on the' Judiciary but rather followed along the line of the suggestion expressed by the late Wallace Nesbitt. K. C., at the last meeting of the Canadian Bar , Association. He thought that law-' yera. in daily contact with the courts. should be the most competent auth- , ority to pass upon probable appoint- g ees to the bench.

The amendment to the motion was suggested by Oscar Dorais. K. C. -

CAI£U’l"l`A, India. May 8.-Police

at Howrah elcress the river from! Calcutta opened fire today on a mob, of 8.000 persons who were attempt- irutoderail atrain. Oneman. ai British police sergeant named uwia was _injured seriously in the clash. Fifteen Indians were wounded during the clash growing out of the Indian‘s attempt to enforce a hartal or stop- , page of avrk.

Ailbaiifs _new _tariff is expected

in cuifvail its imports bv approxim- suy s200.000.0oo a you '

With the recent ir\|‘adllt.|sRl

aetvscal new s‘.\l.i0bs in China. that

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Annual Meetingi Of Y. M. C. AQ

The annual meeting of the Y. M. C. A. was held last evening ln the Y. C. A., with the president, Mr. J. Clark, in the chair. A sumptuous dinner was served and reports pr?- sented by members of various conf- _

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I . Trade the speaker “ned th" me I ships a year wh.ch make Vancouver .mwah an extended repo" of whm,

will appear later. It was announced that the campaign for “Y” funds will begin immediately.

Sir Henry Will Look Over-Matte rs

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'1DiNDON. Ont. It/Lay 6.--Sir -H. Thornton is coming to London on' Thursday to look over matters in Cmmcttion with the sa.'ioo_ooo gi-me separation and new station proieet. While here he will be tendered a. banquet by the City Council and-is °XP¢¢ted to make important an- ioimcements regarding gnc work ea be done.

NEW YORK. May 6-Amity ng.

tween the two great English-spealh ing nations is seriously threatened by the variance in drinking habits. if you believe Alex. Waugh, British novelist. ' Waugh, here to celebrate the sel- ection of his latest book by one of the volume of the Month guilds, ex- plained that the American and Eni- llsh were even further apart in their cocktail hours than in their accents.

"In my country," he said. "Only the coniirmesl drunlrard would think of imbibing before 6 o‘clock in tho evening. Here in America drinking is an around-the-clock convention. thanks to prohibition. and your peo- ple think nothing of starting in soon after breakfast and continuing with- out cessation tliroughout the day."

Auioiitouic offices, consisting of a rtfel she! er containing tele- phoffze bo:~‘11s amd H‘lf°m‘m° 553-11lD 2.1:-l p::t:.ard niaclilnes. are being |11- if-cdursci in Ge“mM1!.'

\Vhe:-i Andrew Foigan recerfly retired as postn'-in in Edinburgh. Sc:tla:1rl_ stiff 41 years of walking his rounds. neighbors gave him tv.'0

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Miss. Bei.‘._v Fairfax, the British

actress. ref-:n‘l_v won $20,000 in a few minutes af. A gambling table ai: Monte Carlo. and lost it all almost as quickly " liibce than t3_'1on_non worth of Frtnch lane was hrfzozmsd into the llnii ed Sbafes last year

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