V floors.

SUN VARNISH for doors, boats, floors, wood-

work.

¢_4NADA PAINT finest exterior finish for

woodwork

nofmcro preservative paint for shingles or

P summer cottages.

“LUXOR SUPREME FINISH” in White or 24

colors, fou-

sutomobiles - bathroom or kitchen - canoes - lawn furnilul-e _ _porch floors, or any ulterior or exterior surface requiring a weather and wear resisting rich gloss iinlsh. Better than enamel or oil paint for such

surfaces. - ~

FENNELL' &

. 155 Queen St.

" THIS WEEK ONLY

wg purchaser of paint bought at our

wig duflzg this week. We will present a box ' “taining a bottle of Sun _Gold Paint Powder _md'Liquid for picture frames. We are distributors, for the popular Canada Paint Quality line of finishes, including :-

SANITONE washable flat wall paints. LUXOR FLOOR ENAMEL for cement or wood

Phone 87 .

i,

;

,H-o++++++¢

par word, lirla lnaor- _ price af two, strictly

in lanes.

Advertising iiates-Payable in Advance

mini Guardian locals, se. per words Wolters and Eastern leeds, “_ 5,, ,msg Announcements and Collins' lusts, lc. per word; Ciasalllaa g, per word; in Memoriam Notices, 10a. per inch; Lin. at |'|¢|».| ug spiritual Offerings, Uurdl, etc.. 4°. per hams; Letters of Ccudolenes_ 1o°_ staple commodity prices. (Dec 31, W lucill .\nticr»l :nr Thnnkl: angnspprsclat-ou. foe. pos meh gf “_ ng

worli Other rate on app MCI .

ltinlmuln Churgs lor any advertisesnsnl twssly-five cents.

944+§

__ _. Wanted _

For Sale A

||AitEli0USE IIOIST FOB SALE \ Tanton's Accessories. L-4004

,___ _

sive, Bridge and Whist Score `gu»d,s_ Guardian Central Job pgiyltgl-y_ NOV. 1-U ___-l? |01( SALE ._ TOLEDO COM-

puiing Scale, 5 lbs. Apply Central Creameries, Ltd. L-2093. MIDBOAED SUITABLE FOB lining outholues. etc., le par sheet. Guardian Office. tf.

gette, in peugeot condltion,a. bar- gain for cash Phone 279 L-4045

_L _;_._.s_.. ._... ___v_- T0 RENT - LARGE COTTAGE

nit SALE ELECTRIC RAN- with bam rd 33 B 1

WANTED - FURNISHED BOOM.

Apply A." cam Guardian. L-4034 'Wi*

Will call for Bill Michael L 1639

L 1016. m

Coach preferred. Reilly Stale full "-` particulars R. A. O. Guardian

To Let _

Rnd BB 911 Byné (I _

su-sec. -L-toss. ,Q

N

P 1- ' J . . ._ mow ... ‘Z _anna oll N J .'."' " 4; Tex Gulf ___ _ ""' u

Union Carbide ... ,. ' N' Union luelrlc . . us United Corp ___ __ _ __' "' 5% U s Rubber .. . .'I' at U s stall .. ._ wil Westinghouse ., I 31

c H A N D L E R _Bigger --lu.. when mm. ml"

__ ,

' 0% lifes.

I

11;! received Ind none wen sold

wlaN'ruu -_ Lars Monsr. can iii' as ...a'wI¢s'r.a B;f&"'s1 iff h'

from private owner, Coupe 9|- prelnium on selects. Butchers. ll

EXCHANGE

l

'Stock Market

-m.

nh (Canadian Press) ‘

si Close

Int Nickel ... ... . .. 1\jac_Bl»bul¢ ' .\ N. Ccllirul ... ..

Z

galil

tb el- _ »

3_1; 8°-iiiifelll .. is

indium . .-.‘- ... ... .

VI . '__ ' Woolwolth '.2 3*

Miscellaneous '

Oasadinn Press)

uomnrian M., 3.. ~

Wheat nnr no Z 73

Barley ( \\’ nn 3 sg Os ( \\ no 2 “_ Ol!! (7 \\' nu ii 41. Oats feed no 1 40. 3:8” lnriur when patents aisles

Flo . . mi! iililfiifsil

_ ____

r," A '

$4

l-sn ion $150 -3_1 Shorts tnll $21.5

Middiiugs toll $24.5

Roll~d oats bag 00 lbs Ii Hay no 2 par ton esrlnis 81 Cheese Ont I0 to 1 Butter no _I 20 to 20 Eggs in curious A large 21 Eggs A Medium 21.

Eggs ll 20. Eggs C 10. N B mts S1

Podtoes Que .

P E I mts $1.26

U fli Pre

NEW Y0(llRlmlif:; 2-IrIliex of 16

as

PG K °?f" .3213 5

931.

_ equals 100: 1020 avologc equals 230.5)

Today 1513.1 prev day 132.4, Wet-‘k lKo 132.4 year ago 100.0. lest high 1-lo 4 um low 12a o. lass high 14s 9 lam low 73.1. lem high 10.! 9 1032 low -na. (Collyrixht, 1934 by Mood-y's).

LIVESTOCK

(Canadian Press

*W BOTTLES WANTED, PHONE 1107. MONTREAL, May eringl on _ . . - u

c two Montr al livestock markets

to ‘> '>

sd

'. _

th ' e ¢q.

d y tnglacl ..~l.. bead. Receipts were

_ . .___--____ WANTED -_ 'rwo mom' uousn- §‘§,'§’,"°,'§,, S,’§ ;,__,°;’_§f’°l.,__’,‘f_ ?,'_§_;{;" ’°

- li

_ _ ___

hot

|01! SALE - AUCTION FOBTY- keeping moms. Apply Guardian. enough cattle or calves for sale to

Ike s mlrker. one load ot class

9° “Ply part of the sossigli.

o were te li

hog sav-

s ami lights were $8 and extra hesv- 3

$7.50.

(Canlnilun Press)

NEW Y(lIt1\'. lilly '_'--iforl-Ign gg. lanir" steady: lil, ll llrlillln 5.12%; W 510%: close .'» 121.3: 00 day bills 10%' I-` 0. I

‘ ' 5. _ rauc tl. it I 8.53: Be.

l 'I0 RENT-FURNISHED BUNG- Klum 2348; Gcrmslny iii){10- Csuads

10| SALE-WHITE SEED OATS md 'Iunothy Seed. Apply James

» L-3188.

l`

BUILT BOAT bout two years

apply Alfred

All

1‘0lt SALE - I GENERAL PUR- pose Pcrcheron Colt, 3 years old. Bic Pendcrgsst, Hazelbrook.

L-4w2.

I0! SALE - AUCTION I-‘0B.'I'Y-

rlve, Bridge and Whlst Score Cards. Guardian Central Job

-_ii

FOB

Studebaker Amviy

L.

SALE - CIIOICE BUILDING Apply to Johnson an Son,

Bidmount, North River Road.

L-MDI

acres of station,

and at door.

Pendcrgast. » L-4032.

slow. Apply no Edward st. 1~

L-4oea.

siockman. Wlusloe Station. __._._____m___ ____ g_

T0 LET - FURNISHED ROOM

suitable for light housekeeping. W"

spa- -*PDU 17° Pfi11°° 5U'¢¢i¢- L4053- dollar 15.10 rr: u. s, dollar lls.1o >b¢

mfr- Io nur-nous: oN r‘L=nasaN" 'r

d

sc. (Norah Holm). Apply 'zo °"

cw l»r'- olllld 61-14:

(Ilan tlollur 1.007-32: frunc 8.03.

00 1-az, ' Closing exchange rates:-» At Montreal-Pound 5.10 3142; U, dollar Will: fruilu 8.6!.

At N Y L P '> Can.

At Pal-is-Pound 77.10 fr: Canadian

fr.

Jil Mid-Pound 12s Bd; Canadian

lar 50 40 cents, l.. S. dollar 50.00 nts.

Printery. Nov, 1.-tf. -_-.__= _

Longworth Ave. L-4049

T0 LET -- FURNISHED HOUSE

for summer. Garage in connec- tion. Write T. carve Guardian.

L-4018.

- Miscellaneous

BARBIE SHOP REMOVED. E.

Regan has moved from Queen Street to 119 Pownal Street, op- posite Campbells Garage. L-3172.

BEST BATTERY VALUES IN

Canada. Wholesale and retail. Ta-uton's Accessories. L-4004

Nursing

WANTED - PRACTICAL NURSE

to attend elderly gentleman in Olty. Apply W. care Guardian.

L-4033.

W E W

SALE-300 cats, lllelgo)

8 ALE-PIG Hurry Paul,

i'0a anna cm-:AP. SINGLE

“Ck “svn and roller, spring *wth barrow, soumer. All good. tively Patel- craig, sc. Avards. ‘~&:..:_é_,&°'L P01: sal.l;_e runes vs:/in om iegiatered sliorthom heifers_ due in freshen in August, also 8 pine Ned shorthorn hulls, ages from B ins months. George Bowman, Kensington. 1.-ws-l.

cents per

milili $2.50 for a new

PLANTS FOR variety of plants Price 50 cents pin'

lame

SS in ici 'e

L-4026.

L_.

GENRE.-

#_

Male

Wanted

- 110|!

Russel

WA W fN'I'ED -_ AN EXPERIENCED

""i¢‘i'- Must be n good milk" $3( kind with the mer. nouns, me ..f‘“" “gefiiiles euonilac. L Rmdngesf 9i'¢~. firsii letter, John ' . Borden, L40”

Lost _

DOG WITH

art Spitz. Reward.

_ Phone 81. L-4082.

@0WNS DLSAPPEABING

New York. Macy 2.-Summer hats

will be different from spring hats this year. They are glowing bigger andtlattsr, and their material is beconfm more varied.

"Uartwl1eels," they are mlled. Lind

-they are being shown in large- iarimmcd. styles in everything from beach and Sport hats to street and fornnl hats.

Orowna an becoming so flattened

that sometimes them isn't any. Ehstlicolrvelvotribbon wornst the back, holds these creations on the head. Sport. or beech hats occasion- ally tie under the chdrl.

Veils lfppesn often, not for use but iustiol-run. somsoi thsunavs ohcnile dots and are wom over the crown. nnbxoidered veils may cover anentlre hat andthe eyes ofthe

wearer as well.

White, light blue. and scarlet are

the new colors. socompanvinc che standard bhok. blue and navy. Light clowns with dark hrims are sometimes seen.

COMMUNISTS RESIST ALL EEFFORTS OF POLICE

l (GAE by 6uardlan's Special Wire)

P IB. MAY 2-A desperate

band. authorities named as Oom- munlsts, solidly entrenched in squalid old houses in a blind alley of a Paris workers' section. with-

a siege by thousands 0! P01-

todsy in the last flare up Day celebration.

dug themselves in with a sclcoss the entry of an al- d than raised baljrlcades to ue Nationale, on the left bank Bains. The large police force

back for hours before finally

bonflne built in front of

= § si? tis »a

§§§5§§§;§i

in

N. Y. CURB

Siorlls Q1,"

Amer ('_\'lln ll _ 9% Amer Sup Power .. ‘i

As G nlld El

Can Marconi __ _,_ 3

Can Marconi ..

Citiel Serv , . . .._ ., _,_ El Bond and Share ._

Ford of (`lln A

Imp Oil

int Pail- Ning I~illr1

St Oil ind _

14%

mu, 1414 can n

M T’L. CURB

(Canadian l‘res»_) Stocks 0|,"

B A Oil _ 15 Beaubsrnotl ... . ‘I Dem Ear ._ _ . .. im!! Tub . . . .. Imp Oil _ _ Int Pot# ... .,, _,_ _._ Walker PM

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. May 2-`-Butter and

cheese price, declined on the Montreal

produce and dairy mm-kat today. No 1 mb butter in csrlots or less lost a co t at M t ll _

ees

Fl gh 16:2

u o li emu s pound To

retailers solids and prints wars also off s cant being quoted at 22 and B cents s pound, respectively. Receipts were 440 boxes. Fresh Ontario cheese eased 1,( cnt nt I0 tu 10% cents a pound. Arrival. we-rd only 48 boxes.

Eggs were unchanged. graded sbt -

ments in ylriots on ess selling st I9 to 191.5 ui-urs n liosen for A lsrss, 18 tn 18% cenisfor A medium I7 to cents for B and 16 cents s dossn

gi. A total of 2.736 cases were r

Potatoes hold steady, Quebec! per

S0 pound bag being quoted at U cents to $1, New Brunswick mountains per

80 pound buf at ll is $1.05 and Prince Edward ls and mountains por U0 pound bag at 81.5 to |110.

I1* for lv-

Currencies

was low-

(Cauadlasr Press)

NEW YORK. May 2-The trend

higher for liritiaia currencies and er for tha gold bloc in the foreign ex- change mrniu-is today. The Psnsdian dnilsr ext:-lldvd its premium over the United Stull-s dollnr from 1,4 :wrrt-nt at the close yesterday to s final te of 7-R pen.-=-llc today. Sterling flnn all day and closed s fraction low its top at $5.125( for s uct. sd- vauce of 1'-L cents The French franc. Qloglng st _ll lla cents, was off .001/, of s cent.

ra was be-

DlRlJl"I‘0Rl RE-ELECTED

(Canadian Press) MONTIII-Z.\i.. May 2-Retiring dir-

octom. Sir Vharles Gordon. Ross II- Melfsster, Ifllntrcal. Regional Mc- Kenna, Lolldon. Eng.; .iamel_ A~ Richardson, Winnipeg. and 11- -I~ Blake Wil.‘-lil. Van(-ollrer. wtf* N' elected at lin- nunlllll meeting nf tho Canadian i‘lll~ifil- lillllwlly sllllreilald- em today. .\ bylaw mnllinl it li"lli\i\'*- for consolidated deincutllre stock to ht-

lssueld in (`ll\lall|l\n currency ur \\'2il

ffl’

E

ds, only to find the de- `

monstarators had fled into nearby houses ,

as

sterln null United St/lies cll uri' wll llfoptell The llnllllul flnllllr-ini rv- port nf tilt- ('l>n1|i:ln_\‘ \\'=i» also llullnl- mously adopted by thc shareholders.

_gg van Mill ' i’

1 caribou . P

Castia 1' . . ... P

2, Cen Pat P

2%

Glance

_-i

‘ _ (Gaussian Prose)

Toronto and Montreal-Industrial

stocks irroiulsriy lower.

New Yor -Stocks closed lower. A Y k tio d h ls-

'ew or-€o nan sugar ig

er; rubber an coffee lower.

. -GRAIN

(Canadian Press)

WINNIPEG, May 2.-in the absence

at important operations on either the buying or soiling side ot the market, wheat prices marked time nu the _Winnipeg Grain Exchange tods and closed unchanged to %§ cent l’ower. 'lay what ended st MA, .Tuly st 06% and October at 61%, cents offerings dui-ini the session were small, and this cou£ied with the upward tendency at iverpool offset the ol. toot ct a amsii foreitl demand.

Quotations had s range o¢' less

than half a cent, showing-both gains and losses during the morning. Voi- umo of trade through the pit was iight. but the undertona of the mar- kpt was quita friendly. Weather re-

Eorts tr;-111;.. ligrtb Amegicg sud utgs

r a ear can

s lttle uneaaiuosspli: the °lis;lish mar! ht. where wheat finished with gains ef it ev isa. chicago when wer com- pasativeiy firm. Lash grains sales were restricted owing to the scarcity of supplies which ara not expaetedto comsout before uavi ation ou the ,.....°'“° i'.‘.‘ll:. ‘:..“‘l‘:.""h .°°-"°

ll ~

'll Will prices holding :t‘;sdy°“l‘t"s :neil tnctionai decline most of the ly.

CHICAGO, Ms 3_3

strength displayed lay tin eaghm ket late today contrasted with simul- l ‘”“°°iU °°mParetive weakness of lWi‘°l¢» LHKO lhinvllil purchases of _corn were reported. Besides the open interest in May corn was sharply gg. duced as the result of daliysrlg gg 2,880,000 bushels he-re today in sddig. i°n 1° yeeterdnrs total or more than

|5.000,000 hllshc`N A \\-.ask .go me open interest in May corn was 2-8181 . 000 bushels. Corn closed firm 55 t'o 1% shove yesterday finish whsst ln. changed to M lows Juyy' 71, oats li to 15 "' " ‘° " ch-and up. and provisions lu-

fc

wrNNlPr:Gf".\'i`.i'y°"gf'°")

CLOSE

,,¥§°°*= U" 04%: -lui: asus: on _”_Aj§f= Kev 81%: my mls; oct

Mgerleyl my 38%B; July 35543; get

CASH PRICES

Wheat no 1 hard T0; No 1 sg . N° 3 “W 51%: No 8 nor 60; 'Nerd' ddr 57%; No 5 v_v1leat.'54%; No 6 &%;` feed 49; puruul os: 'ruler am,

Oats; ho Z (I \\‘ and truck 81%' No C W and ox 1 fl-ell 28%; Na 1'fe¢d

' Wg# N0 2 feed 20'/.; lu-.tested zsll, ‘

arlsy: No 3 C W and track 34%;

gowf NM; N0 5 C \\' 32%; N0 B

MINING'

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, May Z-

Stocks

Close

Acme Oil . _ 29 Awndn . 219; Max Oil Il: i Alex _ 5

Amity ., _ __ 23'” Ahsio H als Area . . ul, Alhiey .. 05

A150111! .... Ilifii

Buglllunc 25 Buffy ii ‘

B ftfctulg ... Bear ___ Big Miss Bobjo t, ___ Brslorne .. . _, Brx _ . Buff (ku . .. .. Bunk Hill (‘sl tlnll Elini . (`:ll Oil _ __

lil 155' ifiif, '_'S

ol 1375 110 ns; -'ilk

1.11 Jo

sensed.

E.<#$

Chlbcug (flericy .. ____ (‘olurunrlo _ D Mines ._ I-lldorado _ Ii* Bridle _ rea Kirk . Goodfish . . , ___ Gods Lake . . ... ._ Goldsis ... ... , Graham ... . . _ .___ Granada -.. _ _ Grull ._ ._ _ _ ____ Greene .. _ __ Hal

:rms 'ron :lla 6% ao

xg? 10 11

§“B ca §::<g

Hollinger . . . . . gcvieyl... .. ._

I' \l‘.... ..... Kirk Lui; ._ 2 Lakeland ._ L Shore

Ilieidold _

on Lao _,_

Maple If MIMIIA ... Mekeulis Kelntyrs ...

McKinley . McMillan .. . . M¢Vittie __

Mcwattera ._ Mori Oil iii 8.? ‘ Moi! H31 .. Murphy __ Newbec .

14 i"'i° 5 A no

ss;

.e -.» an u ~ ...

s._.._

.us ... ;~..

.. I .

.. . _

Norstldn . ._ 05 Payiullstcr ._ Pet C If C .

Pioneer

... 850

Premier _ ._ _

127

Reno Gold ..

San Ant

Sarnia Shsrritt _

Slscne "

acl

.outh W P __ Sud Basin

Sud Cont .

Sylvsnite Tack H _ Thoms Cad Towagmne

Ventltlél

Wsln Wrl _ .

Waits Amu

Wayside 43 Wh te En .. \\'ililtly ._ \\'r|i!ht H Sliver

Totpi selcs l,tll0,000

LNLISTED

14%

42%

Assoc Oil ... . Z 0 Baldwin . Haltae ._ ... .. . 7 d Brett Tr.. . . . 10%

illlcklngha . ._ . . . 1 1/, Pan Kirk .. . .. iv); Cap Ronya .. 1%

('en III! ... »,.» ... in ,sb .-~~ ‘ Pham Iles . _ ._ 210 Pilurebill . .. 11

Fohsii .. .. . .. 4i§ `

... .. . ... ... Ni

East (‘re ... . . . . . ... .l\",G

Erie Glls '

.. ... . . ...-= In

By Offering

SPECIAL VALUES

In addition to this, with each dollars worth of goods pnrehuael ws give a numbered

slip. The holder of_the lucky number receives a FOURTEEN PIECE SET OF BEAUTIFUL COURT PATTERN HEAVILY PLATED SIL VERWARE. The drawing will bs made by a dis- interested party on June 11th. This chance costs you s good deal len than nothing, as our _values are exceptional even without this premium chance.

A Partial List of he Great Bar ains

UNEXCELLED SHOE VALUES

\ Men’s Oxfords \ Men's Fine Shoes | $2.50 S2-95

L _ _S

.n wmM _ _ racsblrnrs

_ ss . _s.

Sl'OCk Ql10tatl0n5 ,We Herald the .Return of SPRING

Montreal Mg;-l¢¢_f_¢ At A

Beginning MAY 10th to .TUNE 19th inclusive

Women’s Black T-Strap Shoe . . . _ . . . .. . . _ $1.98

Women’s Black T-Strap Shoe (finest Calf) $2.75 Women’s and Growing Girls’ Black Gun-

metal Oxfords $2.25

Misses Patent one-strap Slipper ....»...... 81.59 Girls’ Patent one-strap Slipper $1.29

The above shoes are bought direct from the

MEii’S WORK BUUTS

all solid leather '

EXTRA VALUE $2.25

Heavier Quality $2.75 (Both Guaranteed)

' HOSIERY SPECIALS

Ladies’ Cotton Hose 19c per pair Ladies’ Silk Hose 39c per pair

Ladies’ Mercerized Hose .. .. 24c per pair Ladies’ Pure Silk Hose, full-fashioned

Ladies’ Lisle Hose, extra quality .. 29c per pair Regular 79c. Special Price . . . ._ .. ._ 59c

Ladies’ Extra Special Full-Fashioned Hose, Pur e Fine Silk. Reg. 89c value. 75c per pair for SALE

~6-O-O-0-O-O-O-O-O-O-C4-00

Grocery Specials for the SALE

Salads 'rea 42c per lb. Mawelfe Mixed Biscuits, 5 varieties. 18c per ib`- Red Rose Tea 42c per lb. Marven’s Fig Bars 18c

Pure Cream Tartar 28c per lb. (Fresh Figs ill these) Bacon (sliced if desired) 29c per lb.

(subject ul change) TRY THEM

Raisius, (both Seeded and Seedless) 1442 per pkg- Best Blend Flour . ._ . . .. .. .. . .. . . . . . . .._ $2.60

Brooms (5 string) Big Value . . . .._ 39c each Subject to change with rnarket_

_U

ChlId’a Patent one-strap Slippers, special $1.10

msn ufacturer and ara guaranteed to be satisfactory.

O-O06-OO-660-OOGGO-'¢~OO§0

` PERFECTO WALL HOUSE DRESSES BARBED wma

FINISH

An Exceptional Value at

69c per 5-lb. pkg.

Very dainty, yet serviceable to clear at 69c each

Special at _ .. ._ $3.55 per roll

RAMSAY’S PAINTS Advance May lst Buy from us at the OLD PRICES Bought before Price advanced

CIIILDREN’S HOSE Up to size 5 14c Size5t,o7 17c Size7to9.............. 19c

_ Size 10 244'

Seed Oats Seed Wheat (Island Grown) Rennie’s Grass and Clover Seed all on hand at

LOWEST PRICES

WE PAY 14c PER DOZEN STRAIGHT FOR CLEAN FRESH EGGS We have mentioned only a few scattered articles as we thought of them.

A STORE FULL OF GOOD VALUES. BUY AND SELL AT HOME

C. E. PRATT &

WE WANT WOOL. WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. WE WANT HIDES. HIGHEST PRICES.

gf!

1 i

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, ,

19%

Stl' W; '-if..

I

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I.

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¢ l

, St. Peters

Ritchie Rohb .\iout __ St . S l ' ... .. Vickers

Whi

crow . .. 3""

I-Iarkre _ " C

Montreal .. N Ro

NEWY idrodiioth Price

- f..' ...' I.. 191 '

.. .__.ngle. _ ' '_ I ` 'III 4 _ ORK, _ _ _ .. 21

._ .. . . 14 _

' __ ° _ with I. IUW

Rosa Auth . ._ .. 95 was reasonabl

. .. 1o1 1”; ymu, 1, . . _ I'.`. an 1"?" 1°!"

..._.112 purest. Net

gunna 'rib ._ .'. . .' .if -E2

ffffrlo °°m*~”4

._ . ni-5 seine mother

~ . ...M4 lanes with

f '.'. an Wi’

‘ as -

._ _.Haig

15 _ P’

_ . ._ ._ sau, e . ._, . _ __ .mum :‘..';°"° °

'- seemed

an

V

- cents an ounce. an occurrence was accom

rio

h

fro

slmbut

Alderman I5 camed by

_ .. av, in business

Brownies ... . .. 4% the sweaplnf

ago. ' .~

fif ... . ‘ Mgr” i‘l(‘¢o°”per ... . . 475% 33:; in d mn on . . . ._ _ , became ms

L .lillrcn Lcbci . Malroblc .. McLeod ..

fill sel Park Hill

li“'il0f‘ ..

ottliosl Preston . Rlhago ..

lld

llll \I lucs

11?;

ommome

ova Scotts' ysl

Aalooldzyd .P

l-DDC

three points.

little change while had s poor

ber met profit-taking.

er Jumped 7 8 cents

'myste ad been

uantitlcs of The break m no ne

rs, includirl

ownward,

surface.

He was

(iilh0¢i ss

HlIl¢0P »». » - in . ...-- Home Oil . .. . . ... V.. 1.60

llufl my I .__ 7... mfs

.Ill .

Kirk H _ ... _... YM S Kirk Town _,.. _,_ ,... lu., 26

.. .. . ... .. swnud Rd_

.wsskllled,w ILWIIIIIVQG

ck Wall ... . . .. ... .. .- WV) dau wgt

UTI

Oli

ace after half au bc\l.r’s dhius. l -your money back.

tesCiovernment bonds cotton were the chief

iossesrangedflom

8° _.if ifZf?§%

Canadian railways.

BANK, Mr. Phrguson made the an- -# nouncemant at a dinner attended doubt resulthn ln the finish of

lcmsalau rrem -by major executives of big British every

C|°"_i’ood stores. He said for the first few

time organizers of the tour would

the tourists should necessarily

relationship that would produce orders.

minions Secretary Mr J R Thom as who said: Ferguson. who always has his ew on the main

1°” I- °°°i°ri chance. bas completely luszlrlea cb

( Press Pfnsncisl Writer) hu wpomhnmg by this ,mgls °¢-

Nipissing .. ic B! Guudhnga; SIPUIUI kYfNi @3105."

Z-SIOC fe- ______i_.__

8 lcv/cet closing uvcrlec New langnm lobster fisherman

mid-January wdan have basses together ln an attempt ucelvuom the market ioclsngstarlrrlawsbocurlsulul-

v steady until the pore or Nova soma lobsters.

vfierirm dcvcicpcd 'wav' season. Gas has been als-.

Do you know why external rem-

edies do not give quick and perman- .‘nt relief?

Why cutting does not remove the

nied by reports of cause?

us buyer" who recently Do you know the cause of Piles

ulatlng substantial, is internal?

the metal. A Thar. there is congestion cf blood in stocks resulted in the lower bowel-the veins flab-

ws of spontaneous orl- by, the parts lifeless?

rathertohsvs hssn Do you know that there is a

accumulation of fmt- harmless internal remedy for itch- : seasonal fluctuations lna. bleeding or Dwtrudins Piicv which, as they tend|dlscovered by Dr. Leonhardt and will be in contrast, tolknown as EEIM-RDID that is guar-

sdvsnoe of a year anteed? `

REM-ROLD banlshes piles by re-

moving the cause. It stimulates the

UPRAISED BAND SAVE! BOY circulation in the lower bowel-

drives out the tl-lick impure blood,

under several tons of parts. Ave. was rescued alive I-IBM-RDID is so successful in

hand showed above the even the most stubborn cases that

Hughes Drug Co., also 'Baylor Drug

DAGEINI-IAM, May 2.-One of two heals and restores the affected

lodge

Char

les Rivers, aged 12, of Co., of Kensington and all good His companion. who druggists advise every sufferer to get

as Donald Randall, aged bottle of BEM-RQID Tablets to- next. door to '~‘~‘ “.an- day-take them as directed-then if nd six feet under the not completely satisfied with results

Hawk .. . .. A 1 f co dltions governing minion . . 13;? I breedltev mlegdln “and marketing

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_ _ _ ___ From Englandggg

gpeuccse . _ . . _ 102 in ,

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ma. s. _ during neoent moniihs indi- that in the Western provinces

whole there may be some de |

_ in output during the early' 1,' _`_'_` 4%' (0. P. by Gusrd.lan’s Special Wire) part of the year, followed by g fair-_ .. .. 11,4 LoNnoN, my 2-Hon. cl. How- ly steady increase in lrwvemwte' tv;

gf* ani Ferguson, Canadian High _ lm- yards-and packing plants. Price is

' 35 missioner to the United Kingdom, a tremendous factor in the situa-

_wlé announced tonight a “Maple Leaf tion.

me Ln. fi( 'Pour of Canada" would be launch- position of hogs during the early

Wood Kirk u",ed Aug. 10 in oo-operation with weelnl of the present year, and the

The strong adlvanclng price

.growing confidence in the British bacon marketing scheme is no

s ins

avail.\">le pig, the shipping of

er sow.. to market, and s. high

pe ntage of the total for slsugh

rce -

. _ ., offer scholarships enabling boys in ter coming out to stockyarm and

- tliefoodtredestoacoompanythe

... ... . . . ... INK 'mu,k‘°_

___________ Hs would not ask, he said, that

NEW EX()

patting plants. <

(By'.l‘ba0snsdianPress)

place orders in Canada, but he MUSKRNI LANDS T0 BE 9/ddod he bclieved. what they leslm- FABMED

ed in the Dominion would create a

if

med into farms. A tract of 22,000

and The Pas has been leased from

e Manitoba government.

ESCAPING GAS CAUSES OONCERN

(By Tha Canadian Press)

FLIN FLON, Man., May 1-Pi'o-

'Ilhs High Commissioner was 1 ie breeding grounds of the musk- _

oorlgmtulabed on the plan by Do- :at in northem Manitoba will be

. _ , - u

acres between Lake Winnipegosls_

15; Maple Leaf M- :File Hog’ Situation -__ u

..'.-. .‘ .. ;.. |115* \

PUSSIBILITY UF PULPWUUD

Spectacular Increase

in Consumption and Production Report- ed.

(C. P. by Gua.rdian'l Special Wire)

MONTREAL, May 2-The Gas-

ette states: "A situation in the newsprint industry which is at- tracting considerable attention at the present time is the possibility of a shortage oi pu1pw0°d. ens- endered by a variety of factors, A chief reason, rlatlbrully, has been the sharp expansion in the con- sumption and in tllrll production of newsprint, To this can be added the fact that most mills in the past years have concentrated on reducing their wood piles, a de- velopment dlctaied by the low level of consumption and price for news- print, while a third factor was t-he difficult winter for wood cutting

h been concluded

R , Sask., Miay 1--

Farmers in this district predict s

:Zn f0l‘°11i€ I 8911011-i l il icovered .seeping through the ground.

Pile Sufierers

mu-lrels. when nn- ` can rea Annu 'rbeu Quorum:

in three different localities. Escap-~ ing gas sent a column of water up from s well an Allan McEwen's_ Pl'0D¢i’¢Y-

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SHE DISPENSES CHARM I/Lariclry Wlscn, of New York.

conducts courses telling ladies how

,¢o°apeum¢bsu»mu»ecbarmm¢.i

which as just .

“Varying views are taken in thx

lndustry and in other interested sources as to the in-lmlnence of such a shortage but for the most part there appears agreemotlt that there has been a distinct tendency in that direction, Even While few believe that the condition will as- sume anything of an acute char- acter, at least ln the immedliats future. While some mills have un- doubtedly been able to maintain a better position than others, so fat' as pulpwood supplies are concerned. it. can broadly be assumed that tha industry as a whole has been en- gaged in converting assets into cash working tnpit/al.

"The increase ln consumption

and production of newsprint paper in the past few months has been little short of spectacula. and well in excess of general expectation. During the first quarters of this year. . _ production by Oanadlan mills reached 93 percent of the out- put for the same period in the peak year, 1929. In the same peuiod, how~ ever, revenue amounted to oIl`I'y 55 percent of thai. achieved in the 1929 period." This was explained the paper added, by reduction in prices and disappearance of prem- ium on United States funds.

"My wlfe's s wonder." said Mr

I-Iigginbotbam. “Last winter she knitted me socks out of an uid bathing costume, and this sumxncl

.she knitted a bathing costume act herself out of one of my old "

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