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—IN HOSPITAL-lib. ll. H. ltrong. K.O., is at present under- in hospital at

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Erldny to be with her husband. S

‘ -HEXITE is the right feed for bigger‘ and better pups. Use lit as your cereal ration. It is second to none on the market and the P1109 is 118M. L-82-4-4-3i.

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-lIEXlTE—We wish. to advise Pbx Ranchers that the price of Hexite has been reduced.

Ask your nearest dealer for 0r write Ths Dominion B ver Flax Furs,

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--POR RENT in Blnnmerside a condor-table apartment, modem conveniences, easily heated, rental, centrally located. R. B. R. Guardian Office. Bummersi“ .

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friends will be pleased to that Miss Marjorie

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Jeflrey I-Icle Hospital at . led her class a Obi ‘s Memorial Hospital Montreal

whre shehad been taking aspe- cisle course. Miss MaoQuarrie made over 82 per cent

--S'SIDI HIDGIT! DIFIAT IIORDEN-Sunnnerside Midgets knocked the Borden Midgets from the running for the Island cham-

iorshp Saturday, b holding Elem 4o s 0-0 score, ng the two-germ, total-goal series W l; 4-8 scare. The game was fast throughout, with the Summsraide crew displaying brilliant passins plays, but lacked polish arounrl their opponents’ net. The belli- pdfihrmalwe on the ice was the excellent goal tending of youml Bob Bchurman in the Summersido net. The young net-minder saivrd at least a. half dozen sure goals from close in as Bordon broke sway from summerside at- tacks. Summer-slog will now meet Kensingmn to decide the Island midget championship. .

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—EASTIB novelties. baskets, mnloe-tc, for the kiddies, 5

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-Moms Chocolates fresh r 335ml" mum“ D1118 Store. L-BT:

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-—HOME FOR EASTER-S Oreelman MacArthur and 611$

ll! and young son arrived home on Saturday for the Easter S

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holidays.

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—I’0ll. BENT-Apartment in Bummerside. All modem conven. fences, centrally located and puny

heated. Moderate rental. Apply RBR, Guardian Oflice, summer- 9- L11-4-l-4

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ticn Cubes we can supply you wifll Bread. Biscuits, Rice, Ood , Varmifun. Worm Caip- sulea. Ear Mite Lotion, Flea Powder. Flor Pans, etc. Prices right. The Dominion Biiver Pox 1M1. - Ii-Bl-l-l-Si.

_.__.__.____ —The many friends of Mr. McPherson of. Durziblane. lot who has been a patient in Prince Edward Island Hospital for the last week will be pleased to kflolg that he is progressing fav- ours»

Nation Solidly _....$ &1!._232§_ 1)

. i after saying:-

" .‘. We cannot live forever in an we 0d surprise and alarm from which Europe hes suf- fered in recent months.

“The Commons wusiness of life cannotbecarriedoninastsiieof

fitdfi/yoy fiood/Yeaflfi,

ggnow one SICK MAN -: REGAINEDHEALTH.

stomach and liverwere much up‘ set. I had‘ vague pains in my back. ‘ My shoulder blsdes ached. Black I specks floated before my eyes and l despair-ed of getting well. The l doctor at my chemist shop recom- I

Pills. They‘ made me wall and strong. New I sleep well, sat well and luvs strong nerves. I recom- mend my friends to nu Dr. llam- llton's PfllsF-(Signed), Matthew McDonald, smith Hill, Bermuda.

DR HAMH TUN‘ PHIS ' - ‘CD iifil‘

‘ wards some new wholesome

. f "My health was very bad. My‘ or

mended ma u. use Dr. Hamilton's ' d

's v- pcmibls or Allishglsflstlyu gran eminent. to h restore confid- ence by plain words we have done our and in doing so I am have simmered the will

"I trust that. our action, begun but not concluded will prove to be a tin-nine mint. not towards war whidr wins nothing, cures nothing ‘and mds nothin- but to- era

s.

when reason will take the place of force and when threats will way for cool and well-

make msrshalledargument." Withdraws Motion w. Eden signified his renewed

faith in the Government by with- drawing a motion he and 33 others

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s... s. s “who: m- , us a w

mm 1m ‘th rr Col 01155 0118i ifim-fnvls 13i- vital three-day conversations on‘ the Bri - ench to help Poland de- fend her independence. The Brit ieh Prime w- announoed the pledge to the Commons lss

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THE TO] JER -— THE PEHALTY

Unexpected Death, I 0f Leslie Morrison, Ellerslic, Yesterday

Many friends throufl: Province learned with rout u; $116 of w. Insiie o , whose dea occurred at his home

s? m“ *'-' quite unexpected. canal-T‘.

Mr. whowee botBD f s... s..."...s:"°~=~"-"

and took a great in the affairs of the com- munity. He was a faithful mun- ber of the United Church at El- lerslie. He leaves to mourn, his widow. one son, Cllflord, and two daughters at home. also two sis. t-ers, Mrs. Wank Fraser, Alberton; Mrs. Mslor Taylor, Hamilton; and gtabtrgther, William. in the United

The funeral takes place on Wed. nesday at 2 p.m. from his late re- sidence to the United Church. B

ADJUDICATOR

(Continued from l) <

mttydillllrutbyfiidaywevnre ing in money hand over fist “It? boys always called our per- formances concerts and they et- ed them with riotous enth ."

The Dominion competition, in which winners c! the various - ionsl festivals will match th r talents for the Dominion laurels, opens April i0. Five full-length plays and 12 one-act productions

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A CALL T0 ARMS

An army. r in finances but rich in ‘Union and the bis. women are the ors cause they are fighting to protect other women, who, after going through the ordinary hardships of life together with the gpecial bard ships oi’ mother‘ ’. are then threatened by an enemy who fights in the desk and not in the open. I refer to cancer.

killer’ by a special drive to

to fight cancer wlfli

knowledge and to irwrease its membership.

"Women suffer more from can- cer than do men; this disease kill- ed more woolen in 1935 between the ages of forty and sixty-five than any other disease. Yet the types of cancer to which women are most prone-cancer of the uterus and of the breast-are, in seventy to eighty percent of cases, curable, if tak n n time. ‘Po-day throughout the world only twenty percent these oases are being cured." The main attack on cancer made by this volunteer army

118 Periodic examinations which means the early discovery of cancer and early discovery means cure.

will be presented during the five. day contest. '

Debate 0n

~_=(Q*?B_9Ln_ll9$1_fl°m_l{_l¢6_1l contrast to the attitude taken last Friiday by Justice Minister La- oointe. Lulllfll‘ cabinet representa-

tive of that (Lin. Quebec-

. not’. andMaainre Ra- Bawbsrnois

. - e) ‘both took the stand Canadians should not engage in or prepare for any war outside Canada. Mr. Incrolx

of war since that would bring re. Drisals and diraw Canada into the

conflict.

Mr. ymimd warned Canada's participation would ‘dlsrufl. na- tional uni-ty. Not a drop of- Can- adian blood should be shed on any -forelgn soil. Canada had no for- ig-n commitments, no colonies

or lnerchant marine to defend and had no cause to become embroiled

in any foreign conflict. T. C. Douglas (O0? Wyburni all?! )0. B. Johnston (S8 var urged an em shipments of

ooae in he. "but I maddolteeth.

mrscouons couvam- souoor. Honor roll for March.

Grade x (b) l. uurisi an a. Araenauit, 3. Mildred%ea- ‘sass F~.:.."s“: “w...” "l" s: “angle; i‘. '12:?‘ Peien. 2i

'. . Ele cum. s. and’ vn a1. unfit Gillie.

ris Poll‘ . d VI. l. Th DesRoch larvrglliee Arsenaultfg." Urban Ms:-

ill

G'de v.1. Doris-Deaitocheafl. Evegn Polrler, 3. Edna Martin.

Gr IV. 1. ‘Ibresa Arsenault, 2. getty Giilia. Jillietbe Poitier (equal)

Bare as. G ad III. l. Catherine Gallant, 2. lllerrgill Gauthier. 8. Irene Gal-

1 . “Emile n. l. Ida. Maya Gaudet. a. Della DesRoches. S. Er Gsudet- Grade r. on l. Aloisi Arsenault. 2. Mary mo». écuset. s. m» iuary Q . Grade I. >. l. Alum Dermal"! Eilnice a. DesRoches, s. Velma

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MUSIC .

m... l e Division: Yvonne o5:- lant, Mavis MacCorrnfick, Eleanor _gi'lJlui:. Austins M16115‘ t». MINI!"

m “owners.”-

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hr Pd Divisio . nfiwifiulft. Poirier.

: Des- md “w” IJean Des-

"nuur m srnosroaa emanate

Particularly about mouth

American and two British golf Ho" history. turned

years ago today. ttle's only ma]-

m. or victor; since he turned pro was

seaand inthsllecanedionopenstTo- u n" rcato.

‘Their slow-n is ‘Early gancsr L;

‘CU-MING. ' ‘Fight CBXICBT will’! KBOWIPdEB ' Thus by nswapa prrs, magazines. a nd the radio, the

denser signals of cancer are brousht vividly to the attention of U19 Dllblio. ‘Ihcse danger signals. which should send the patient to s Physician immediately. are:

. Any persistent; lump or mick.

engng. especially in the breast.

. Any irregular bleeding or dis-

charge from any body openings,

8. Any sore that does not heal- or the tongue.

11in-

4. Persistent indigestion, 01m; wfifilllbflhlcd by loss of weight,

.5. Sudden changes 1n the m.” of a-moie or wart. - its late symptom. Do not

To loin this worthy army and thus share in the saving of thong. ands of useful lives yearly snag; One Dollar which should be sent {bl-imfvriocan Society for the Con- ro n . ~ _ 1 N” YOrkIIlPNIr Y. 250 sixth Ava,

Canadian Flier Returns From

v-m Arctic Region

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MONTREAL. April s-mn-t

Trerioe. youthful pilot who learn.

ed-nktcifly a Monctpn, N. 13., n

to Montreal over the described the ex- “n. fiotof JwhI-iiroh he was a re- D . . . Lymb f Montreal acted as chieruipliilglt f2- “19 DIPW. which numbered

men.

Trerioe. s. native of , N‘. 8., explained he did not go into the region where Lincoln worth claimed 80,000 square miles for the United States. but remain- ed on the vessel Wyatt. which took the to within 1.000 miles.

"Prom there,” said tlhe Ellsworth and Lymburner flew into the unsxnlored section while the rest of the party remained on board ship." Only one mishain oo- ourred. and that was a broken leg airixflfetréed by the first mate of the

a

The accident resulted ln the ox- pedltion returning to Hebert, ‘Das- rnanic. earlier than was ex ‘ ‘ said ‘Prerice. who is employed by an air company operating in northern Quebec. _

Thrice raid Canadian pilots probably were chosen ‘ "we do a lot of flying up north and northern flying in the winter can be essilv ‘compared to flying in

BIMDMIBEBWIIEN

(By The Csnaili-an Press) Surly Lawson Little, who won two

titles uccessi . lnekl Rolf m a mfessiongl‘ three

$11513:

PRINCE COUNTY ac

INCUBAIOH-S-Hstch your own chicks and

and S00 lnelsht 8a on cash orders. Bend N W T0 HOMVIANS Summe ' _s u e

OYSTER. GROWING 5UP- PLIES now in s

tins spat. galvanised wire cloth for trays, copper cleats, tar wire rope and a full line of all meow supplies.

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WALLBOABDI-Now is the time to fix up that extra f roosn-Wallb the

call in today for our low prices. We have all tm in stock including ver Board, Plaster and Donnaoonna Insulating Board. Also Metallic Dell- ing-Hardware D t. o c 4-

VICTORE NEWEST — It's here! The new RCA Victor “Porfei-io" Radio-Come in and see Ii today! Gives you radio entertainment wherever you go—just pick it up and carry it anywhere. No ex- ternal wirea-mothing to con- nect. . completely self powered. Just tune it-in and presto-it pays! Price $89.95 complete with all batteries.

HOLMA-NiS

Summerside

Members Debate

(Continued frgm y; 6)

something more than a mere sur- vey to ascertain conditions. ‘Man of us," he said, "know the con - tions without It rounds us on all hands. Much time can be wasted by prelimin- aries. Ihsvesome ideas on the subject but it would take toornuch tirn of the

if I atteznpted to deal with them. Hon. J. A. Campbell

Horn. John A. Campbell said he hadnot intended to speak on the radiation, but as he was the sec- onder the impraion might get a- round thmt he was "asleep" if he did not say something. ‘Perhsvl on some occasions." he t isbeiitarforsfellowifheisa- sleep. lifamen isssleepheisnct doing any harm or laying himself open to criticism of an kind."

"sen continued. will so out to e

l! will be given a. farm for noth

pilot, w

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y} nine,

-' * Fill‘.

, . I AT‘ CHKKBN

" o ‘- m ANUTl-(EHI » PlirrAflI5~wImi._ Sear, renew \

or ramrrsrroiv.‘ '

A certain lmIJNSlOIl. . -

as to s resolution. will

the great sd-vantsm Some younl that. they

coun of men

and provided with machinery m _ stock. nBnut ‘theagtwss idea- Thc m o was 37011118 men who are unemployedmf which we have a large number in this province for whom the outlook is not very briaht. he u“, u“

beglots oiftmtoney.” l “m ng spen o encourage

come to this Province. in order that they will spend lsrse sums of money here. but there is a small amount to help our young people “one”

"Sometimu there are remarks made here that do not rltogethér

their busineu: but after all it was only a mutter of making a living in any case. and he believed the young man who is anxious toearn a lfivellhood donso by wolililll a. arm. us a ythini! e - Provide?! are made for other

was no or e femur. w.

tinned. Why should not the fann-

er be in a position to "W!"

ev at a low rate? Why should not

the Government come to the M‘

cue and advance ‘money?

‘The Provincial Department of Agriculture, he said. was shflfil-ll! a lot of money and not seelns

mud: returns. He" believed it.

such oases. provision of thiskind ll con-

he

BEFORE YO

ister at Ottawa what was

Mr. George Klnfl. I-sreed emery to have any survey. The members could all give the Minis- ter information with reward to m? d“: ' r u id grea armen, e sa , M not r advan of a small ,which needs of a y. Therem wereméew -‘ today who co d go a hardwood forest and cut down the trees and clear the land. a higher

rtsmdardodllvlngoodaythariitis le for many farmers to ach- eve.

As an example of intensive cul- tivation Mr. Seville cited the Ni V which as large as Prince Edward Island, but which at one time i ted 114300.000 People and was also the gra. o Rome. "And the people manw ejound time to build the pyramids."

He advocated co-oper-ative effort in fruit growing, emphasizing the of concentrating on a few standard varieties of apples. The Government, he suggested, iéiiligglt buy young fruit trees and

bu them. They might also

bonus cheese production.

"I Just saw where dairy butter in Saint John is selling as low as fifteen cents a pound.” Mr. Sav- ille continued. “Everyibody knows that theme is no money in that." By diverting dairy production to cheese, the butter surplus problem would be remedied, he suggested.

Another means by which the Department of Agriculture could help the farmers was in the dis- tribution of ammonia, Mr. Sa/vllle said. He suggested the dlsiigributlon of aibiut 10,000 bags. Th would increase the production of hay by 8.000 or 10.000 tons-

In conclusion he said that some- times lleople do not realize when they are well off. and that many iamicrs are getting along nicely who imarrino they are still going through hard times.

Mr. Acorn

Mr. H. H. Acorn IPirst Kingsl begian his remarks with a humor- ous story wliivh lie hoped "might relieve the tedium and perhaps wake up some of our Government members who are accused of be- ing asleep."

As an examiple of overcrowding he cited the teaching profession. He recalled that he had suggested two years ago that we have many vacant farms which could be pur- ohasod very cheaply. and that the Minister of Agriculture, during re- cess, should formulate some plan and submit it to the Dominion Government for the purchase of these farms. He was glad that some action was at. last being con- sidered in this regard. _

The resolution, however, did not go for enough. It only provided for s. survey durir; the coming year. which means that another year will be wasted before any- thing conorete can be done.

"I submit that a sum of money should be voted by this House at thispresent session. so that young men who ins/y have farms in view can take advantage of the plan this year," he said.

To be of any benefit whatever. the scheme must be dealt with in s. broad way. Thousands of dol- lars should be invested. A start could be made with ten young men from eeoh County for the next five years. Municipzfiiles can borrow under federal legisla- tion at as low as two cent in- forest for self-liquidat ng projects. The Provincial Government inthis case would have to borrow the money direct, and it should have no difficulty in getting the same favorable interest rate. The young men could payths two per cent interest plus two cent sinking fund, which woul carry them s- longforwyears, at the end of which time they would own their own fenms.

If the Minister uld formulate a successful plan n this connec- tion, Mr. Acorn said, "generations ivlet unborn will rise _up and cal

lm blessed. It is pcaible he might even be canonined, and future generations will refer to him as St. William of OI-eary."

Hon. Mr. LQPBQO

Hon. B.W. LePage said thatdur- lng a visit to Ottawa last spring he interviewed the Deputgo Minis- ter of Agriculture, and id him he thought that about 25 per cent of the farms in this Province Wm producing at a profit; that about 60 per cent of our farmers were mag in the red every year, and

other 25 per cent repirssented either vacant fsn-ns. or farms pro- ducins nothing. The Deputy Min- istsr had looked at him. as much as to say, "That is pretty tolllh for Prince Edward Island." when he had mentioned this conversa- tion to several people who knew conditions in this Province. they