Lilly Ilat'Il9 who does such beau- Ililli and elegant hats is most in- im-sirrl iii the izirls who she hopes uiil be wearing her Important IIVIIDPFF To educate them in the nu of hat flattery she has done a JIil'llt'll' series of Dachettea.

n'I'IIWA f(iFl nit-miwrii failed Monday to get an immediate reply from the intern- meiii as to who will pay olr the new iiheat board price adjust- l'll'l1I plan to reduce the price of tanarlian flour to certain import- in: rountries. lnlin Dickey. parliamentary as- Iistant to Trade Minister Howe. did say. however. that the plan is lIlflN'I at meeting competition rtncfly from the United States and Iiiistralia in world flour markets. liervyn Johnson ICCF-Kinder- 'IP.l." asked" whether the plan means ”Canadian farmers again are being asked to subsidize the imilers." i -, 'tir. liickov. replying to opposi- lin" riiiestiunei's in Mr. liowe'a alt-.eiii-r. "uilld he would take the liiiezimii under consideration for a lvilvr reply. - the uh:-at hoard announced Fri- ri,ii that it will subsidize flour ax- ilti"ls cxcept those going to the I S . ilir United Kingdom and Eur- Nlrtin rountrics at a rate of three in eiriit cents a bushel. it would 'I" in by charging miliors that niwr-ti loss for milling wheat. TWO-PRICE SYSTEM

IN MEMORIAMT

HRS. FRED WEBSTER

A host of friends and relatives lime mtldencd to hear of the sud- W iwsi-ii: of Mrs. Fred Web- WI1 lltintziuue. at the atze of 59 tears stir had bcen visiting her ;in innllarkdale when on Saturday, PIN -nrl. she suffered a stroke nllfl was moved immediately to Prince Edward Island Hospi- i.i iilicrc despite all that medics! wont t'0liIfI do,she passed away on ucsday the .ith. without regain- IIIH f'ium('Iflll3nc53, dyllrs. Webster was the eldest JIILIIIIOT of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Milli Srlvate Mass.. and when a liiiin: child came with her per- riits to live at Fortune Bridge P M After her marriage to 'Mr. Wrilstcli. she lived for . time 1,; lllriideneli. P.E.l. then moved in t .'"”'3"! Where they had resided wiwover thirty yea;-5, p M" .h”', h"-'llll1 Dcrmitted she ias active in church and commun. iii" affairs. stir slitiived an unfail- il: interest in her home and tam- ii and her iiholehcartcd hospital.

niatle her home a frequent mt-t-tint! nlace for her loved one. ""? ll'lt'llds. younii and old. ' lhc profusion of beautiful flow- 'n that surrounded hcr casket l;l'V'rf4'i'1Illl'(;I'l as a tribute of love H; La” "ill in one who in life M-W f llwlvsl uhcn aitcnding her

W.':' n0l"'l' Harden.

, ' I . . uf. :::rklnIlaston.pMonctnn. N.B.. Mar. lint If rt calm MncLe9d- GI". k ( 0"! C-PO. William. H.M.c. wliircn Charlotte. P.E.l. and rmlmpvlll home. fourteen (rand- tm we ”'"ll- Mlrirsret. Gait.

in. Lane. saint John. Mrs.

John be And Part in Mnmobl VH ., ' larirely attended tunei-at ntces wu hem -I-Hm" ited Chm-ch. n 3.? mgr rt-ii. 9III. Rev. ll. heed rhurigted the services at th u.,, ..n':duerI(?:e. linens sue

"ll "Abide with Me." '-aqua I':;d5llMCI" was sun by Mrs. Ar- cmmwlshtman and Mrs. Dongs: lgllllllwarers were Messrs. Mar- ..." Remain. Mont wrim. me "ill Alex Mei.-Kensle. Lena Wiecnan and Charles Fraser.

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Here is one. it "chuldter" bonnet

shallow enough for a pony-tatl hair-do. Stitched pettpurl straw is the material and It lies under the; chin with the added interest of a red. red rose. Now what could be iiweeter and more youthful?

FaiIToFECE5Te-TRTeEIy On Who Is To Pay in Flour Price Cuts

Douglas Harliiiess iP('--tfaigaryi Northi asked to what extent thei adjustments will put Canadian mil- lers in a position to compete with U.S. millers and to what extent this move means "the institution of a two-price system for wheat and flour in Canada."

Mr. Dickey said the policy "is difiniicly a break with tradition. It has been reluctantly adopted byi the board because of similar prac- tices in other countries.” The board reserved the right to cancel it at any time without. notice.

He noted that exports of Cana- dian wheat as flour amount to about 40.000.000 bushels a year. Some flour went to countries that also import wheat and in the countries the amount of Canadi flour houizlit was largely (ieterm-I ined by its quality. 1

But there also were a large nllfn-' ber of tropical and semi-tropical countries that had no milling in-I dustry of thcir own and were en-I iirely dependent on imports for thc-ir flour supplies. i

The wheat board had been watch- ing these markets for some time as they became increasingly com- petitive.

Lib and Forrest. Montague.

Marx and Lyalt. Gait. Ont.

Lois. Judy and Brian. Truro. N.S. plra and Nellie. Truro. NS. i iRonald and Florence. Truro, N.S.i iWREA'l'llS . Aicx. Fiorrie and family

Jack Frances and family

Ward Room. Clieif and Petty Of-I

ficers Mess.

Seamen's Mess. H.M.C.S. Queeni Charlotte. 1

Mrs. Margaret MacPhe-rson. Mon- taguc.

Mr. and Mrs. Colin Maclnnis Andi Mr. and Mrs. Stewart MacPher-i son.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waite. Sum-.

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limit on Friday.

The Guardian Page 1! ' Thurs.. Ml:-ch, B: I-9V57 is Surprised By Canadian Artists

o1"rAwA ICPI - A New York curator and critic has diacou-red

long list of Reason

Ieeenet

-Inna brtetee erode beat and carefully corned

Ii-teMnen'e Orwell I-one Ono-and on It. Putelcfn III: too! For this Is NIKNIZD REEF an It -Iinutot the

ent from top

that vital and mature wnrlt is to the peel of flavor perfection. . r-ma dian artists. g , I perfect fer a ll. Patric-It's my -V forAtL1hcfTlwewRT":r'EeMu:EIiPm Y '"'-' ' ' ' ' "'"""'"l I” 3 . "K.

ern Art. Tuesday said he is stir- prised to find a vitality. variety and maturity in post-war Cana- dian painting.

The United States "tends tn ha- ralher ignorant of Canadian Wtlnf Ina." Mr. Ritchie told a press roii fgrencey But there Wlll no need to be condescending about rrin temporary Canadian art

"What excites me." he said. "i:. that Canada's post-war art is not provincial and no longer just pic- torial."

Mr. Ritchie Monday got his first extensive look at Canadian patin- ing produced within the last to years. Along with Jean Simzird. Montreal art critic and tcachcr. and director Alan Jarvis of the National Gallery. he helped select 45 paintings for showiiii al the gallery's biennial exhibition of Canadian art.

The exhibition. held to show roil- teniporary Canadian art to ('ana- diaiis. opens April 3 in (ttiami and is to four Canada alter a month's showintl here.

London Cuties Bond Together

l.()Nl)0N (Rrutersi London girls with the same healthy pro-I portions as actress Jay"? Nla"S'f field have handed toizether to snlvej some of their peculiar niiiililvnw 1 The well - curved t-iitics call; themselves the ”nvcr 40 V lnrlts i-iiib.".'l a delicate title oiunc its ex- istence ti the first zitiirr in fhrl gii1s' vital statistics i So far there are Zl ntrmlWrI- in round fiiltirvs i To join. it girl has In was Illrl tape - measure test. Membership. booths at 40 inches. . Lcsscrs mortals have asiwti with envy what probicms thew shapely ladies could possibly hay". . well, buying property fitting clothing for one Girls who tape in at say 41.26-fill are tied to one fashion the roomy raElIm- sleeved drcss or sweater wiiich tits at both waist and bust ”Cltithcs which do til Ilh are too mothcrly for teen-arzers." one ilirl complained, "and if you mint to get the perfect fit. you have to pay the earth.” . Another said that tiw tartar- size bloiisvs make them look llrll" nf all things "Most of the hrns. that fit me are of pink slttln and strictly for mairons." A 40-tnchef said. , So the tzirls ai'- lfllllii I" Ink? action. "We plan to write niaiiiifai-tiir- ers. piitliii: forward our limb- lem." one izirl said.

"'Tl IN MEMORIAM l

sins. JAMES QUINN The death of Mrs James Qiiinnp . -,1 t h - it me in (.HI"fII't mourn A PiNf'H.'I:lTIht"l' 'Jll. 1935- followlm: an illness of four miiiiths. The late Mrs. Quinn. wit" Wall formeariy Marv Jane lteviiie. was . born at Cardiittin on .lnnii;iiv 5.1 i lfl72l. iicr IltlSIlEln(I Janics Qllln" prodecrnscd her in 19343. i Mrs. Quinn possessed a Ill1'ltf'I- ly and pleasant disposition and through her amiable hospitality I'll 1 dear:-d horscif to all wlio knew her. She vins a devout life long. member of the vatiiuiir rhurirli and! received the last rites til lite; church a iilinrt time hciorr her. death. , She leaves to inniirn iirr iinssinl

llflllrl H. Cobb and was born .1 Q.

-- s Ifszllnetets enmity. Rollo Ilynll half w-oom. Msllfi ;lId Yamily. Kaleidm:

mersidc. P.E.l.

mu" Ems. and Jones. Chlhlone daughter. Mary of (lai'dinan.

- L mitt tcatli-rine, ltcvilic Clll(T3elIT(I'.T(:lrIIlEPItT.5?.I. "go? anbrfolhocrr. .lniin(Rci'illo. both i

. . '. f C (II , st.trr MW 'I--I-I Roywlandp gelne (iark. (.h,ariotDe-m';l.cl:;ncg?nd0"::(, ,:m”m.' 1-mm.

Sadie and Wilson. Triiro. N.5. I" RSV”? I"'”d"””d mm

Ruby and Sandy. Truro. N.S. The f."""," wafwheclld Eva and Alix, Triiru. N1: :I:;t!;sesl:Toel1A(f 2r;"i":1nUl:3"-'Cih vary HICN813 and Havelock. Saint .lohn. diKl”nn..Rcquicr-n H!-ah vlmp was

I - - v h, Rev. .l. W. Mt-tiardlr who Mr. (.olweii. Miiitmi and (.urncy,,';lll;lOl1 nynmwd M W M”,

I Moncton. ' - 'Shirlcy and Don. Joan and Al. . P5" bent” :c1:;VV:ll'I'ITl' A;1::;5 I Monmnn. iEachern. .Ioscp C. - Wm

. Docherty. Richard ii. Quinn. .

Ploycr. Alphonsus Mari'llPP

May her itoult rest in lW""'-

The family of the late Mrs. Fred CAR” or THANKS Webster wish to extend their sln- I WISH I0 cxpross . cere thanks and appreciation to Ilmllkl ""5 "Wl'"""""". yl ' their many kind friends and neigh- "5"" "Id ."l'”c-X” 'h' ( ".”' M '" born and in all who helped in uoltown Ho-inlal- lath”; ”ll1""A-ll many ways during their recent I''l','"3l' 3- V 5'"'”l- "”.'h" " ' i,.ruv,m.,.t, smith and Father Mt-(ardlc. llr.

---- -- Kennedy. the nurses who cared fnri IN MEMORIAM

my mother during her illness. at-I so all who sent min: rarrls nod. MR5. ELMEII IOWNIZSII messaegs of sympaitiy. the lien-. An exceptionally wide circle of nessey Funeral Home. and to Itllldy It-tends hold in affectionate memory friends and neighbors for their- one whose passing to the Great many acts of kindness dorms mii Beyond of January 31st. 1957,pmotherii illness and siihscoilrnt 10 brought a deep sense of loss tolher pasaina. i Mary Quinn. WALTER J. Mcl1LMAN The sudden death of WIN" 3- Mclilman. of Bath. Maine. occur- ed recently at the home of his. ulster, bin, R. A." Leblanc. Hi Donald Avenue. Sunny Brae. Mr- Mclilman was shovelling snow at

his aleteris home vesterday after- noon when he suffered nutienrt seizure

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