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Early Cancer Is Carable i‘

EARN and Ll E many people die needlessly because they go to the idoctor too

Early Cancer ‘is ,_ curable but .1 ..: late. Learn the 7 Danger Signals which may mean cancerlnow. Knowing them land going straight to a doctor on the first

lppearance ot any one of theml hassaved many lives and some day may save yours.

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l ‘Any sore that ‘does not heal. 4

2 A lump or thickening. in the breast or elsewhere.

3 lUnusual bleeding or discharge.

' f4 Any change in a wart or mole. -

5 Persistent indigestion or difficulty in swallowing.

6 Persistent hoarseness or cough. 7

Any change in norntd bowel habits

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lag-ban. X-R/oma MoCloskey 83.6. LINCOLN, England - (C?) _ Grade VII.-1, Louis McGloskey; Highest average in Grade VI, VII For the second consecutive year a 2, Rita McCloskey; 3, Esther Clarkin. and VIE-Imus McClosirey, 82.3. plague oi trogs swarmed found 5g Grade VI.—1, Florence Clarkin: Perkct attendame — Noreen N‘ ‘- ' Cemetery. Said one wqm. 2, Brendon Mcﬁinn; 3, Wllired Mc- Cosdy, Eileen Murray, Rita Mc- ‘They coma past in the

IMYVALI B(HIOOL

0 ad X.—1. Leo McGinn. Grind: IX.—1, Roma McCloskeYt t, Wllired Olarkin-

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importance 0f Welfare Program

A good public weliare program is essential to Canadian people today, laid Miss Basie ‘lbusell, assists t executive director o! the Canadian Welfare Council, in speaking to the New Brunswick-Prince Edward Is- land Branch oi one Canadian As- sociation oi Social Workers, in Saint John recently. a

Canada ls the third ﬁldlllljsgt- ion in the world-this represents ..sigrtiiicant progress; ,it reﬂects s. ‘land oi wealth and ab iinal test oi our strong and abil- ment oi our people as people, and how well we assure con oi that development.

Miss Touzell eunplusiud the need oi an adequate standard o! assist- ance. Such a program requires high personnel standards as the service can be only as good as tths per- sonnel that operate it. Over many years we have given as a. commun- ity in provision to aid people; wi- dows, unemployed and handicapp- ed people, stiiiicient to ease our science against actual star- vation 0i» iellow citizens and lei- dom enough to maintain sell-ro- spect. physlcal energy. or make possible genuine rc-establishrneng The meeting was held in tthe health centre, 39 Wellington Row- the President, Miss Kathleen Mlor- rissy, was in the chair.

Reports oi various committees were heard. Miss l"redda Peden, chairman, gave s. special report c! t-he membership committee.

Mrs. J. G. Bishop reported that she had attended meetings oi the advisory conamittee o! the Health Planning Commission, to which she had been appointed as representat-

_ we oi the Branch.

It was reported at the meeting chat the Vice-President, John J. Trainer, had been appointed as Provincial Director oi Weliare ior

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Produce

MONTREAL, April 11— (CP)—-

. Produce prices quoted here today

were reported by the Dominion De- partment oi Agriculture as follows: Eggs: Free cases, A large 47;

ty, but the I ities is the progress and devclopf

surmount. cnAaLorgs-rowu

Also other regular lines at prices to .........L._,,.- l .

itlsnzn lsnzerlts Z _ 35 lllEll'5.~ $lllT$

‘Ml wool English yom dyed worsteds carefully selected front our ‘regular stock to offer you o Ntll Easter vol-uo — choosd your new spring suit now from this new stock shown in popu- '

' lor thodel brown, blue and‘ grey single or double breasted models. ' l l '

, srroun. s34.eo_

64.56 g

2s men's tor“ i eonrs

Smortly tailored from dl wool covert cloth and polo cloth- - new spring shades end styles-vary Qaeioi

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Use our Lay Away Nan o small deposit will hold any gor- ' ment—Poy weekly and take odvontoge of these specials. ,

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Potatoes: Quebec no 1 75 lbs new 1.15—1.25, 10-lb bags 21 cents; NB no 1 '75 lbs 1.35~1.40. 1045 58E! 21 ~23 cents; PEI no 1 75 lbs 1.55- 1.60, 10-lb bags 24-25 cents.

> Grain

med 45; A pullets 42 1-2-43; B 42 1-2-43; C 35., -

Butter: Current receipts Quebec no 1 pasteurized 57 1-4; wholesale Quebec no 1 pasteurized iresh and storage 58-58 1-4. First grade creamery print job price 59-60; solids 58 1-2-759 1-2.

Cheese: Current receipts western white 30 1-2; western colored 30

WINNIPEG, April 11 — (CP)—: Con” grain] generally showed a ilrm trend today on the Winnipe! grain exchange, although oats prio- eiiiell oii sharply.

In the Export buslnelss, bushels oi wheat was allocated to the United Kingdom, about 100,000 bushels oi barley was sold to Bel- glum.

600,000‘

ieed ‘i9 3-4: 3 ieed 76 3-4; 8 ieed 73; track T! 3-4.

Barley: 1 CW d-row 1.24 34: 2 CW G-row 1.24 3-4; 1 CW ﬂr-row 1.14 1-4; 2 CW 2-row 1.14 1-4; 8 CW B-row 1.21 3-4; 1 ieed 1.14 1-4; 2 ieed 1.13 3-4; 3 ieed 1.11 1-4; ﬂack 1.10 3-4; 2 CW yellow 1.14 14; 3 CW yellow 1.18 1-8.

DQSABLI SCHOOL

Depart ior March.

Grade X-l. Annie Campbell: I, Kathleen Campbell. ,

Grade rx-l, Juanita. Campbell; 2, Victor Campbell; 3, Ruth Can- non.

Grade VIII-l. Allison Helm.

Grade VII-l, Carlyle aillis.

Grade VI-l. Bertha Walton and

Grade rv-l, M .1. om, ton and Albert Macias: (equal) s, Margaret a. Shaw; s, Ger

Ctr-aide ﬂeet-i. Dlpllmo Shaw: 2, Howard Walton; 8. Artlhurliiao-

Grade I (JrJ-dameu almv.

318919“ "OHIO in seniorgradoa -An.nio Campbell, '5.

Hﬂhﬂi average in 1min agar-tho Walton and Deanna.

Parioet attendance! Campbell. Annie t

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