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now can be sewed with glass thread, eggs can be boiled in RIB-SS pots and fancy sweaters can he knit of glass. lf-‘or the home there are beautiful glass curtains.

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class manufacturing industry were :evenled by Dr. William W. Shaver, rcsccrch expert of Corning N. Y..

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m B, before the Amcflclﬂ Institute of llleotrlcal ansirwersis Years of laboratory resell-Rh d proving today that there is no e11 to the multitude 0f indllﬁl-TWS l“ which glass can be B-dﬂlmd? h” said. y “Two new processes already have been discovered for the home They gm now on the market. The first is the constructioon block made of glass which not only may outlast the old tyne of bfF-k b1°°l but allows for more 118M. he said. “Then there is glow ‘wool - similar in appearance to cotton — which is used for insulation pur- poses. rt resists all was! o!

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weather."

He explained a fibrous glass pro- cess whicli has produced thread, y/arn. rope and cloth. '

"The glass is melted in husﬂ‘ ttmks, then drawn out through chutes and finally made into line fibres one ten-thousandth of an inch in diameter, approximately four incheas in length and possess- ing exceptional strength."

Although ilhe housewife today may be averse to the use 0f 811155 pots and panshglass curtains and draperies already are in some liomes and theatres as a ffre PW" caution. Shaver said.

Of silecial interest. he added. is the development of glassware

‘ which doesn't break when drbimld»

He demonstrated this by dropnins several exhibits from a height of live feet.

Eastern Guardian

. . ’SUBSCRIP'I'IONS 00 the Charlottetown Gllﬂfdll-n ml? N‘ handed to their nevi Arch" "W"? Phone 4'1, or left at. H. J- Mimi" Drug Store. Montoiiue.

..'NOW BUYING EGGS on grad~ ed basis. Highest market 971°88-

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FARM FER SALE

by Tender at Mt. Herbert Consisting of 100 acres 75 clear. 25 covered by good wood and stakes hot and cold w a t e r telephone, furnacd heat.

For further particulars

ll! an‘. J. A. McDONALD. Auctioneer

or ANDREW MORRISSF‘ Mt. Herbert

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Philosophical Society

Harvard faculty siiicc i905. 11c Na“

Pllress Feat

is professor 0i authropolony and ' l‘ ' ‘ wk-m- -~---— - ~ ~ Y’ - — »~ S 1 t curator of Middle American nr- Hitler ‘var (ltatloni ' G S 1D e chacology at the Peabody Miit-C- '——", ‘ F U R P G F um. From 191a to 1914, he \\‘I\S , ‘NS-‘W ‘Yflrk “mat i \/A __ director or m‘. nyyﬂ-“Mional The entire ‘(JCYlllilli lljﬂxs" puh- Re "in! |__ R_ l Li. _ p sﬂmoi o; Archaeology Mexlcu iisiies the original Jlflllv (‘lléiilfﬂl of Y l‘ 1L1 ("Wt t Hit.‘ . v “i d-n-ra‘. NOW a professor o; bacteﬂmm Jilly 31, i918, lll which Admit nu- how is the time In ll1l\l‘ illl\ \\ltl'l\ done

ROBERT FROST AND SEVEN

MEIMHE“:C3ETQ‘§:QL\EIGN%R_ EDr. Zliisscr has been m, the h,“ infantry regiment. \\.':i,~. l>i'i1;i(\‘»l‘<l 1 Lei us protect your furs from l gblJLp ‘ jaultes of Stanford, Columbia and g" daﬁﬁllltlflll “nth liii‘ lion the College oi‘ Physicians and Tm» 1'“ 9311-“- 5 ' i

B w ,1“ c i L) ‘gﬁiirgegn; He is a native o; Now This citation ls‘ among lllSiOYiC ‘ Fl re: Theft: t. Heat I

Sc ‘l :15 b?“ Ofmnggvard and 1 Yank and fifty-eight years 01¢ (i0iJlllllEllL9 being exhibited at Pois- , ‘m n n [His reputation m; i, qmcmbe dam in conneviirtu with the cen- Fm. “my 3 |_~_:~ of Hm]. m," M“. Ynhunhm. i

Massachusetts Institute of Techn- ology mid Robert Frost, teacher- poet of Amherst, today were among thirty new members accepted by

N|)iRy at Harvard Medical

School,

snnirtaigv commissioner

for the League of Nations and was

ilruiter" is international, l-le serw, 1rd overscns during the war. was to Russia

10l‘,lll(‘il a corporal ill a lll|\.’ll‘l;ll‘\ ‘

trnlization of all iilf‘ German Army ‘ archives under the direction of thi- general stall, flu‘ thspiirv of these ' documents ll2l.\'lll§l been formally

We store illlfl insure your furs. until Fllii

zaetymnﬁrlca" Phll°5°pm°al s0" exchange mofessor to France m inaugurated. 'l‘ho citation reads: we m“ h)" “m! “cm” Roland s. Morris of Philadel- "'35 l “m?” m“ b"? '~""“- “Y” "l" i‘ll0.\'l-I l< .\'<>\\'-ii77 phlii former ambassador to Samuel Eiot Morison is per Pnmt “mce ‘L “mwhvd h“ m“ ' , ' “ _‘ ‘ ' field iinil has iicuiiiticd himself . Japan. was re-clected president of liniis too familiar a name in Bos- in splendid mshion m an me W5 Km‘ Snort

the organization.

Those from this section were Dr. Vannevar Biuh. vice presi- dent of M. I. T.. Portessors Thomas Barbour, Henry Bryant Btgolow. A‘fred Marsion ‘Former, Hans, Zinsscr. Samuel liillnt Mori- son and William Scott Ferguson oi’ Harvard.

Dr. Bush. forty-seven. was born in Everett, served with the Gen- eral Electric Company and did spec’al work for the Govcmment during the war on submarine devices. He is the ‘nvcntor of the differential analyzer a machine fc" solving differential equations and has written much on electrical

ton to ‘need lmplifli‘;_;_"-n, Qmd- uate of, Harvard in 190B he has been on the faculty since iftl5, after earlier study nhrond, Ho serv- rd as a a0'd’cr in the war and later in peace negotiation. Boston knows him as her own and Harv- ard's personal hﬂstorinn,

Professor Wreuson. sixty-one, was born at Marshfield, Prince Fldivard Island, son of a pr'vy councilor to thr- Dominion of Can- ado. He is Mcfiean professor of ancient and modern histnrv “m! is cscccbilly well known for his "indies of ancient Greeee,

Robert Frost, thr- noel, recent- ly received the Mark Twain med.

battles iu which the regiment has participated.

"As a dispatch-bearer he was ex- emplary in coni-headedncss and resoluti-ness in both moving and stationary warfare, and he was always voluntarily ready to carry messages in the iriost difficult sit.- untlom and under the greatest rink of life.

"After all communications had been broken off during difficult battle periods, it was thanks to Hitler's untiring and self-sacrific- ing action that important inns- saacs could come through dcsiwitc all difficulties.

“Hitler received the Iron Cross.

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engineering. a1 for literary achievement. l Dr. Bar-hour's fifty-three. was accord‘! cgian. trier ioutpliizeairis ‘zou- "Ml-Y

~_ - ‘ iic u ng ie .a e o "- ' . "t t. s .li‘f1l bﬁiiittiiltsalviigiililaiqisyt-iiiiiyariih hi; sch-acts Dec. a. i914. 3 9W" 7"" i '1" ‘~-~-'--~ lilitll- .lT.Y..1.- and has been widely ‘dentified JAMES BETHUNE “I consider Hitler ful‘_v ivorth of "I\"-_I ';\""‘"‘ Wiuulvr: '- —~ — ~— ‘"15 with work m (he m] 0g mommy DES m “Aulmx decoration with the Iron Cross. u“m*‘0‘;,‘r‘|§_ i “Fillllﬂ —' - '— '- '- He is professor of zoology and first class. ‘Thug _ ﬁmllmim" "" '" "' "-

HALIFAX, April Sty-James Beth-

cunt" c’ the museum °7 mm‘ une. for many years connected with

l-‘arative zoology at Harvard. He

(Signed) Baron von Godiii."

(‘iﬂKRIfJ-Efllllfllﬂtlll -- The official news agency con- i

Return lilmlt “aSlWr-"m!" T‘ — T“ _l I . .

has d~ne mnxricrabie research on we georri-riW-n‘. distribution c! reptiles and arrulilbhns.

Also a zoolcyﬂst. Dr. Bryant ls a native of Bmton. where he was b"-i in i879, H:- ‘s professor of Ir "w and curator of oceanog- rr y. During the war. he served as special expert- on the United Staten Shipping Board.

Sixty years old, Dr. ’l‘ozzer was

borninllynmhosbeen onthe

l-iaiiiax newspapers. died at his home here today, two years an“ it; retirement. He was 84 years oi i1 .

A native of Charlottetown. Mr. Bethune was employed as prom rrader with the Halifax Chronicle for 37 years. and before that had served with the HaLfax Herald.

He ‘s survived by one daughter with whom he livcd here.

(The deceased is closely related to the Bethune family of this city.)

eludes its report with the follow~ ing:

“With what pride wc Germans can tcll the world: that was and that is our Richrcr."

PRPQSINGTSEAMS

When pressing seams. orcn s-mr with a wet tooth-brush kept for the purpose. and so avoid wetting

the surrounding material.

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Fnmn tuner pun-go only.

Dow fares lo nll olhcr Western (hunch dostinqllonl.

For tirkeln 11ml full informniinru on to rou privilege-s. xlmlpinp car reservations, etc.’ ‘uy ticket agent.

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