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Unquestionably the greatest Pianist that ever lived we herwith print his opinion of the MASON & RISCH

“The Masoiilbl ltiseli you have [or- warded me is excellent, magniﬁcent, and unequalled. Artists, judges of music and the public will be of the

same opinion.”

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To-day it is acknowledged ‘as ""9 "E the ﬁnest pianos like in the days 0

old. When you go_ to select your v Piano be slireyou see and lleﬂl‘ the MASON & RISCH. Come and look over our complete stock 0f Musical Instruments of Quality, our Prices and terms are the ﬁnest.

TA; ‘ENIZOOMBS A “The Progressive. iMusic Store" I.

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,crcam available from disease irec ' areas than the Canadian market can

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QOOO-OQOOOQOOOOQVOOOO? The Public Forum

This column Is open Ior thO discussion by correspondents oi questions of interest. The Charlottetown Guardian does not necessarily endorse the opinions o! correspondents-

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T0 SI-Ili‘ MILK AND CREAM T0 THE U. S.

Sir.—As forecast. the United States Department oi Agriculture has an- nounced that temporary permits un- der the Import of Milk Act will be cancelled as oi May 31st. and per- manent Permits issued as on June lst alter complying with the regula- tions as per said act. The work oi inspection under the Departmental Agriculture at Ottawa to decide what shippers can obtain permanent per- mits is progressing. but in several areas shippers have decided that they cannot hope to re-enter this market at present — these being creamerics whose patrons have not shown a wi lingness to go to the ex- pense oi b ilding milkhouses and making other changes in herds and premises to meet the United States requirements.

It is impossible to say exactly how

will be cut of! on May 31st, but com- petent authoritiessay 75%. That is a serious mat r. especially as the United State market was the high- est priced one open to Canadian. dairy products. \ l It is certain that there is a market in the United States for Canadian milk and cream. and despite the fact. that the inspection imposed on Can- adian producers is more severe than that on United States dairymen, it would be unwise for the Canadian dairy industry to decide notto cater to that market. We are making great strides in the eradication oi tuberculosis. and there will soon be a much larger supply of milk and

use in ﬂuid form. In order to ob- tain the reward ior the heavy ex- penses of creating these areas we- niust make a concerted eilort to. make sure that, in at least those areas. the cleaning up oi stables and the making oi other necessary im-- provements. is finished. for that will at once re-open the United States’ market to our products. ’ In the end the effect of the action of the United States Government should be oi great value to the Cana- dian dairy industry, by making the reputation oi Canadian milk and cream higher than ever.

We have the chance to proﬁt by our present hardships and we should not neglect it. I

. We are. Sir. ctc..

National Ilalry

Council of Canada.

April 26. i928.

::Miller's Worm Powders destroy worms without any inconvenience to the \child. and so eﬂcctually that they pass iromthe body unpercelved. They thoroughly cleanse the stom- ach and bowels-and lcavc them in a condition not. favorable to worms. and there will be no revival oi the

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UNITED CHURCH — Cavendish congregation. Rev. Peter Jackson. Minister. For Sabbath May 6th" Stanley-ll a- m-z Cavcndlsh-3 p. m.; Rustico-—7.30 p. m.

BAPTIST SERVICES — North River Field. Sunday. May 6th. Long Creek—1l a. m.: Clyde River-ll p. m.; Kingston-I p. m. W. R. Mac- Walker. Minister.

CIIURCII News - Anglican services in the Parish of New Lon- don on May 6th. will be as fol- lows:--Kcnsington—l0.30 a. m. with Holy Communion. Sunday School 2 p. m.; Burlington, 2.30 p. m.; French River, ‘I p. m.: Reopening oi Sun- day School at Burlington and French River. one hour beiorc ser- vices.

Cliici JustlceMathleson has rc- turncd irom a visit to Montreal.

The many irlends oi Captain J.

J. Murchison will-regret to learn of

his serious illness.

r--_v_-__ Toothache Flll cavity with cotton soak- ed in Minards. Also bathe the iace. Quick and sure relief.

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COAL

Ii your eeol requirements are running low, we can supply you with good fresh coal-comprising

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why, you should always ' be having tire trouble

TI-IER fellows use the same tires, run the same distance. . cover the same roads and have no trouble at all. l

It’s only a matter of taking proper care.

Under-inflation iis the cause of most tire tYOIIblGq-QTlIBIB. is a correct pressure for every size of tire, depending on the wheel

Every pound below that correct pressure multiplies tire

load.

trouble, cuts offrnileage.

Test your tire pressure every week. Don't guess it —~- gauge it. Better spend ten minutes this way than half an hour working

on a muddy roa

Better still, run round to a ' tire service station fonce as week and have the pressure checked and your tires inspected. Let an expert search for cuts, bruises, breaks in the cord fabric.

Here is where astitch in time saves nine. time may oftentimes prevent a blow-out, anchadd just a few

thousand miles

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PlPtIW of v-uhlicr and llu‘ a iglil. kind nf rubber ‘ HI Drmimimt Rnynl (lord Balloons. ljzn- rraiunlr all ilic collmi urrd used l5 ‘inked with pure rubber latex

You. cannot sec all the rubber in d Dnminimi

Royal Cord Balloon, hut it is tlicvc. adding to

the mileage of ilic lIYC.

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Manchester To Have Skyscraper"

LONDON, May l. - Alter hear- ing many arguments in opposition. Mnchester city council agreed rer- ently by a substantial majority to allow a. 17-storey skyscraper to he built. with a maximum height o.’

' 217 feet. Against building higher

than 150 ieet. Alderman Jackson. chairman oi the Health Committee. emphaslmd the danger oi‘ ilre and the intensliying oi an already serious problem of traiiic conges- tion. His remedy was to extend the present square mile oi the city's business area by taking in the slum area immediately surrounding. an in that way to adopt decentraliza- tion.

The new building which provoked this debate is a warehouse. It was urged that high ground rents made the skyscraper necessary.

The Royal Exchange. which was started before the war as the city's largest building, is 86 lest high; an oiilce building on the next site, just completed. ls 90 it.. and the recent-

present. STARS PRACTICE

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ly completed new piiices tor the "M Mam‘ m‘ MN Manchester Ship Canal are 135 it. 1...; “.... “v y That is the city's tallest building at I SL212; _ "r2: ﬂaw’

There will be practice tor thew Eastern Stars baseball team on the "y

Stock Quotations

HALIFAX. May._ L-Quotatlons lurnished by Johnston 8i Ward. Members oi’ the Montreal Stock Exchange:

New York Exchange

At. Top. & Santa Fe Ry. liH New York Air Brake Co. . .. American Can Co. . .. Am. Locomotive Co. . . . . . . . .. Am. Smelt. & Reing. Co. .. . . Am. Bosch Mag. Co. ... . .. Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. N. Y. Cen. 8a 1-iud. Riv. R.R. 1B5

Con. Gas Co. ¢N.Y.i .. “Ml: l-Iud. Motor Car Co. . 90";

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Is Your Stomach I Troubling You?

nllilllllﬂll Onir-"Dr. Plercefs ﬂuid of h"\llli‘i'll ‘liar-every is n remedy for‘ stomach and liver. trouble that I can. highly recommend"; Before I took it I; would have spells. of Intense iillllﬂflnﬁ. but. through its um: ‘ I gained in weight

changed unpeiirnnr-i- »—my complexion wna better llllll my eyes brighter." --'

lire. mini-me Nelson, ‘H Sieschon BL.

"People In erery walk of liie lmlny Dr. Piano's Golden Mullen] Dlili;

ﬁll Bﬂmnds at 5.45 tonight. WEB-

an permitting. All players pl oi hem- .

y lieu restored them to henllh.

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Steel Co. Can. Com.

Vﬁii-Winnlpeg Electric .. 42 zBcli Telephone

60 cents . . . . .. international Pcirolcuni .. . ..

Standard Oil oi N. J. . . . . . . .. 47% Brampton . . . . . . .. .. 62-h‘. Reading Co. ‘Brazilian Traction ..........24l Southern Pacilic . . . . . . . . . . .. 122V, Abitibi . . .. 5i". Union Paciﬁc Ry. 198V. Shawlnigan .. . 1):! Westinghouse Electric 109"; Can. Steamship Coin. . . 1m United States Steel . . . . . . . . .. i451‘. Can. Steamship Phi. . . . . . .. 1m‘; Dominion Bridge . . ... ... . an‘. M°"""‘“| 510"‘ EXellﬂllilll Massey Harris . . -lll 1"». Canadian Browrrv fir; 33 ‘Abitlbi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Building Products . iii ggotiB. E. Steel 1st Pid. Fraser and Co. . . illl‘ ' 1931MB. E. Siecl 2nd Pld. Chas. Gurd. . . . o1. lgqiyMis. Kan. 8i Tex. Ry. .. Power Corpnrniimi .. . in ggowMontreal Power inter. Utilities. A. . ill 10a, National Breweries Inter. Uliiives H u’.

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