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liners.

service Station

u; }'_ by Guardian's Special Wire) AMHERST. N. 8-. Maritime boxing tournament

“Hide provinces in the

Montreal. The committee's decis-

ion to hold the tournament at Am- hmg was unanimous. Tentative

dates have been set as June 23 and 24.

Fatal Ending To Air Flight

(C. P. By Guardian's Sliwlll Wire) ‘ EDMONTON, May Eta-Fred HOD- (his, mechanic, was injured fatally. ma pilot. Matt Berry and Captain James Bell, airport manager, were min critically late yesterday when a giant Fokker monoplane crashed and burned at the city airport. Hun- dreds of holiday-seekers saw the crash which came at. the end oi the annual Edmonton Flying Club show.

The machine was taking of‘! from i119 airport, officials said, and had reached a. height of 30 feet when it suddenly "settled" down ssliiii. struck on the left wing tip. and gushed into a heap of wreckage. It burst into flames immediately, and the three men in the machine were

no You. Want Tires

WET” TTTll lllvlioxlllt luuulilllll

May 24—A to team to represent the

Md“ ' nl-ltlsli ire Games trials at Montreal will bestaged here late in Juen, D. W. Frazer. chairman of the Mar- mm, Boxing Committee, announ- ogd tonight. The tournament will QpQn to all amateur boxers in in, Maritimes. Mr. Frazer pointed gut that it would be necessary for tile winners of the recent Maritime cmmpionghips in Saint John to mmpeh if they wishedl s. chance in represent this part of Canada at

7

I If you want service sto at Kelly's We carry s full l e of new

3nd used truck and passenger car tires and re- oils aun OILS

L. o. lu-ztws

Southport

Says Killer Was I nls a n e

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

DEDHAM, Mass, May 24-Mar- ton Mlllen was an insane killer acting under the drive of a mental- ly diseased mind when he invaded the Needham Trust Co., robbed it, and killed two policemen, Dr. Fred- eric J. Farnell testified today at the Milieu-Faber trial.

Dr. Parnell, chairman of the Rhode Island Public Welfare Com- mission and s. defence psychiatrist, appointed by the court, said that although he considered Murton in- sane he believed he knew the ab- stract difference between right and wrong, but had formulated his own standards of belie! and other stand- ards were not applicable to him.

The witness also disclosed that only a year ago Murton made a suicide pact with n friend. The friend committed suicide but Mur-

charged with his brother. Irving, and Abe Faber, with the Neodham crime, told the doctor this during the alienist‘s examination, the wit- ness said.

Postmaster General Speaks in London

LONDON, ‘May ZSL-(Special Cab- le) — Rt. Hon. Sir Kingsley Wood, postmaster general, speaking at the Empire Day luncheon of the Can- adian Chamber of Commerce in Great Britain held in London, re- called that his Department had tak- en over some Empire Marketing Board activities, including film dis- tribution. "We find that the most instructive, comprehensive and use- ful films distributed by us." he said, "are those furnished by the Canad- ian Government and the Canadian National Railways."

hauled out by witnesses.

Hodgins died as he was being tek- en lnto a hospital. He suffered sev- ere burns and other injuries.

Central Guardian locals, dc. per we

worrl. Other rniol on Ibplication.

lATll-se per word, chess luasr- tisna for the price 0f two, strictly payable in udrnnee.

For Sale

MARE AND FAT CATTLE FOR sale. E. L. Ryan, Lot

BPRATTS WEETMEET IN ANY qauntity at Coffins. 11-5253- CARDBOARD SUITABLE FOB lining outhouses, etc., 1i: Ni‘ sheet. Guardian Office. ti.

FOR SALE — AUCTION FORTY- Five, Bridge and Whist Score Cards. Guardian Central Joli Pfiritgry, Nov. 1-ti.

FOR SALE—C. C. M. FLYER- Racing Bicycle $20.00. ADPlY Cyril Arserlault, 78 School Street.

11-5280.

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IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS AT Coffins. 1-‘5353-

FOR SALE - FOX RANCH 0N the East Side 0f “' F01‘

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

pas word; Announcements And (‘oiling Event; lo. In. per Irordi In Issnorians Notices, 10o. per inch; List: of Iiorul and Spiritual Offerings. Cards, etc., do. per name: Letters of Condolence, 70c. pee inch; Notices of Thnnkl nnd Apprlcintiul, 10o. pcr Inch or do. per

i

rd; Western and Eastern locals, 2c. per word; Clnsaliisd

linimum Charge for any advertisement twenty-five cones.

llisjellaneoui

“SUNGLO" FOX FEED AT cor- fins. L-5263.

now TO oar A GOVERNMENT Job. Free Booklet. The M. C. C. N-058. BEAUTIFY YOUR. HOME. PASSE- partout work done at 31 Elm Ave.

L-53l0.

LADIES-SEND 20c T0 COSMO Cosmetics, Hamlltyi. Ont., for two boxes face powder, .-. flld lief- fume; good quality but cc... . imperfect. Postpaid.

PRIVATE IIOME KINDERGAR- tens pay. We start you. The Canadian Kindergarten Institute, Toronto (10.) N4357-

_.

MRS. M. CAlWPII-ELL. BORDEN

has taken over the Lexington

Hotel at North Rustico Harbor. The hotel will open for business June 1st. 11-5197-

information apply to Fred Mut- tart. Silmmerside. L-5273- ti"

SHREDDED WHEAT FOR roxas _ L-szss.

FOR SALE — AUCTION FORTY- i-‘lve, Bridge and Whist Score l Cards. Guardian Central Job Pfiiilcfy. Nov. 1-ti_- Elf

FOR. SALE-LOT 0F GOOD LAND in good part of City. Price reason- able. Enquire at 278 Fitzroy St.

L-5li6.

EARN GOOD MONEY COPYING Names, Addresses for mail order firms. No Canvassing. Write for Free Details. Circle Advertising 401 Broadway, New York. 10-712.

Female Help Wanted W A N T E D — EXPERIENCED country girl for housework. Apply Guardian. L-5330.

To Let w‘

FARM FOR SALE AT ST. PETEBIS Harbor containing M acres. All buildings in good repair. Victor McEwen. IP53")-

i. "i

TOR S A L E - STRAWBERRY Plants, Senator Dunlop 50c Der 100- 00c by mail. J. D. Smith. Mermaid. 11-5318.

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TOR SALE — JERSEY COW BEG- istered, four years old, to freshen last of June. Also Jersey heifer calf three months old, registered. Rev. Francis McDonald, Emerald.

L-5338.

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ITRAWBERRY PLANTS-JJJNLAP 75 cents per hundred; $1.00 by mail: $2.50 for 500; $4.60 per thou- sand. Also Vanguard, a new super- ior quality, early. $1.25 for so; $2.00 Mi‘ 100 prepaid. F. S. Reeves, Southport. 14-5170.

ha. sALa-BABTTHITKTBTAND Pullets. Sales have been heavy. hundreds of poultrymen are mak- "li! money with these Government Approved Chicks. Reduced prices. Don't delay in ordering. Maritime Chick Hatchery, Saint. John, N. B.

Pos’ ' $011

Wanted

WANTED - POSITION ON DAIRY °' “m” "Tm by experienced man. i-libbett Banbrick, Kinkora.

14-6972. U. l. A. _

TO LET - THREE FURNISHED rooms, first floor. Apply Guardian- L-SZBB. TO LET AT A REASONABLE rate-Garage on Clark St. Apply P. o. Box m. L-5250-

Work~Wanted____

EXPERIENCED COUNTRY GIRL wants position as maid. Apply Guardian. m? L-5333L

wANrr-zn-uousaxaarairs JOB. Woman with child would like work as housekeeper. References. Apply Annadale, P. 0. P. E. BIB-lid. L-5335.

Mele iiellalilelltsé:

APPRENTICE w a N TE D T 0 learn Barber Trade. Short. Course, expert training. Molar Barber Coi- lege, Halifax. “"359-

WANTED -— MAN FOR FARM work Apply flurry Newman. _Unlon Road. L47"-

SALESMEN TO sau. LIQUID roofing cement. selllns clan Il- lows you to beat competition. Can- adian made. ShiPWd ‘mm Tm“ onto, The United Builders Co., 9002 Wade Park, Cleveland, Ohio,

ton failed to keep the pact. Murton, ,

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Pork Chops Cucumbers each

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EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press) . MONTREAL. May iwllritish sad foreign exchange in relation to the (‘nnadian dollar, as compiled by the Royal Bunk of Canada, closed today as lolloivs:-—

Argentina peso .2846. Australia pound 4.0147. Austria schililng .100 .

Belgium beige .2838. Brazil milries .0808. (‘hlllfl Horig

Kong dollars .M78. France franc .0650. Germany reichsinsrk BNO. ilreat Britain pound BOQQ, Holland florin .6177. Hungary peago .1079. India rupee .3818. Japan yen .3024. Japan yen JKYJA. Jlliroslavia diaar .0828. New Zealand pound 4.0607. Norway krone . . Pfllllifl zlnti .1800. ' Smith Africa pong 5,0141 Spain iwseta .1307. Switzerland frnm: .1301. Switzerland franc .8251,

“United States dollar ‘l-32 per cent

iscount. (Canadian Press) also“; exchange rates:

t onlreill-Pnnnd 5. ' . _ dollar 00 :\'- z franc 0600.8,“ U I At. New York-Pound 0.00 ; adinn dollar 1.00 ti-fil: frsnc-“dwi/i.

At Purim-Pound ".07 fr" Canad- inn dollar 15.10 fr; U. s. soils;- 15,13 IRHC.

in gold-I‘ d 12s ll :

rlnllnl- 59.49 53.0»; U. gddolls-F-ollig

cents.

‘NEW YORK, May $——F0|'ei|-n u.

chance steady. Great Britain Oil-ll: low ii

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(cans-nan Press)

Stocks

Amer (‘ynu B .. Auier Sup Pow ., (‘rill Marconi

i‘ilics Serv El Bond nnri

Slug Hilil . . ' St Uil 1nd .

(Cnnadlzh Press) ,- wlxnlxvnfi. my ' Psi-oiled wheat. lands of Western Canada. Unit- eii Stains and important aless of Europa brought in influx of purchas- lug orders nu the IVinliipeg Grain Exchange today, shooting futures prices up for net gains of 2?’. to fhrm rcnis. Quotations sisrtd up- ward at the opening bell and never looked‘ hnr-k. They finished at lop love-ls with lhc flay option at 73%, Juli- at 741,1 nnri October st 70% cents.

Buying from onaicrn and southern lntcrrsis lCffilllllrjl foi- most of the support hut there was also evidence ni’ n lliiio export business in (‘unad- inil ivhcni. (Jffvrings never eixcrleri mill-h pressure oil the market. and this ronditinil was a largo factor in sullaialnilig the advance.

“Heather for Western Canada show- e-rl sharply higher temperatures and the. force-ire! indicated no rellf‘ in the immediate futnic. Rains of the past two tlrlys in United Stale; were insufficient in arrest ihc decline of crop prospects. In Europe the weath- nrllliln was equally stingy with mois-

turn.

Liverpool galnerl pita Kd while Chicago kept pace with Winnipeg mnst of the day. (‘ash Illllll ldP-‘d m4 coarse grains displayed strength, i‘llli‘Aii0, May 2fi~With buying spirited, wheat nnri nnts hounded up- ivnrrl late trirlny to the highest price level slurs February and corn to lhe highest, slur» March. Forevast| of re- newed excl-air» hut in drought re- gions nnrlExn-st had murh to do with napkin“ grain prices soar Winnipeg led the wheat advance. although re- maining IL a liberal diacnunt under (fhicflin.

“m”; gq-nrrfl a msrimum rise of close was strong, 2M-

, ' . Th ‘ti; cents a mm

iii; shove yrsiredai"! 750m‘-

. .' l" 9 3% advanced zEqyjtrugei-lavlhlfyilirdmilllithln:lfl to s rise 0 PM! I.

WINNIPEG. my 25-

("Lost what; up; ‘Kill; Jilly 7400'“! o" ‘ngdll-S any mun: Jilly an: oer Barley: hilly i252; Jilly 40; 0¢t l“ (‘All PRICED

wm". N" 1 M"; 75; 1_nor and rm-v 1am No z ...»- myi: b» i‘ M‘; 01%; No 4 nor 06k’: b" '5 '7'" m: ; m, g will; Feed 49%; 9'1"“!

Ol-fl: No 2 C W and track 2 N.) 3 c w an‘; Iix 1 feed 35%. 3° i s": suéii‘ N51’ gtlelgfliizll trcalr 3S i No lréyiv iiofll/Ia: s. a c W Mil P‘? d C W H .

Pivotal New York Stocks

(Canadian Iran) Stools!

Allied Qem Am and l‘ Am Smelt Am Tel and T Anaconda

Delaware slid Bud

Gen Elec .,. nor-m 3:: m Int Harvest:

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Montreal $tock Market?

(Canadian Press) ltoeks

Bsthurst A . Bell Tel . . . . _, . . Bmsiiian . (‘an Cer- .,. .. (fan Ind Al A .

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How Snlilh Dom Bridge Dom Steel Coal B _ Dom Steel Cool B int Nickel Massey Harris .. lifcColi Front Montreal Povvc Nat Brew ..

Power Corp

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(Cnnnclian Press)

Stocks c1,"

linp Oil . Int Pete .

Markets At A Glance

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(Cnnadinu Puss)

Toronto and Monarch-Stocks clos- ed irregularly hgihcr.

Toronto Mines-Narrowly lower.

Winnipeg-Wheat closed higher.

New York-Cotton, rubber and co!- fee higher; sugar unchanged.

s lml Currencies

(Canadian Prcaa)

NEW YORK. May lit-Sterling nad the Canadian dollar wound up with -a steady tone in the foriegn ex- change markets today. The Domin- ion dollar closed unchanged a t a premium of 3-16 percent. Earlier it had been a trifle higher. The pound erased an early deficit to finish the day at $1.000; for a net. gain of 1,4

s cent. The French franc. closing at-6.60',5 cents, wus of! .00, of a cent. '

MONTREAL, lifay 25-—Tilo pound sterling advanced on Montreal cur- rency exchsnges today. The United States dollar and French franc were lower. The pound gained 1,5 cent at 5.06%. The American dollar lost 3-32 of one percent at 7-2.2 of one percent discount and the franc was down .01 ofla cent l; 0.09 cents.

PRODUCE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. hiay 2$~Bulier and eggs were higher on the Montreal produce and dull-y market today, pot- nioes being slightly easier. Fresh no 1 butter in cnrlots or less gained 14 to U; cenis a pound at 20 to 201/, cents a pound. To retailers solids were 21 cents and prints 22 cents a rmunrl. Receipts were only 2O boxes. The first weekly auction of butter will h~ helrl Tuesday. it was sn- bounced.

MI1_V1_NG F‘

(Canadian Press) ‘ TORONTO. May 26- Stoch-

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Proposals Of Tourist Body Are Approved

omraws, May It-Not for many years has there been such whole- hearted approval of proposals ai- fecting Canadian business generally as that being accorded‘ the findings and recommendations of the Tour- ate, the re- port of which received the unanim- ous endorsation of that branch of parliament today.

Rt. Hon. Arthur Melghen, " te Government-leader, and Hon. Raoul Dandurand, leader of the Opposition, joined in warm commendation of the report in toto, congratulating the committee on an expeditious and thorough investigation and a con- structive and useful report, while both Ottawa dailies hail the report editorially and urge government ac-

The Ottawa Journal sees the re- Wit as “In admirable effort-con- cise, definite, practical.”

Provides Patten

"In fact," that newspaper adds, “this whole inquiry has been a pat-

‘ tern for parliamentary inquiries. The

Committee knew what it wanted, went straight to the point in its re- searches, took advice from persons with expert knowledge and informed views on the subject, and made its recommendation promptly before the

_ subject had dropped out of public

concem."

"Tile tourist in the aggregate," the Journal declared, "has become a na- tional asset, a. factor in internation- al trade. and deserves every consid- eration at. the hands of parliament."

As the Ottawa Citizen sees it, "a reawakening to the great possibilities of the tourist business in Canada has come as a result of the Senate inquiry into the subject. The coun- try has discovered that a major in- dustry has been allowed to languish as s. result mainly of apathy and laclk of enterprise. And it is an in- dustry whose raw materials-scenery and climate-cost nothing."

De c re a s e In Unemployment

(C. P. by Guardians Special Wire)

LONDON, May lit-May unem- ployment figures aze expected to show a. drop of another 50,000 and Ministry of Labor officials hope that 1f present progress is main- tained July's total will sink below the 2,000,000 mark for the first time since the 1931 crisis.

Other indications are that Brit- ish industry is still driving ahead. Industrial activity, as shown by the Board of Trades index, was 3.8 percent greater in the first quarter of 1934 than in the fourth quarter of 1933 and 15 percent greater than the »first quarter of 1933.

The general index for the past quarter is the highest recorded since the March quarter of 1930 while the index for manufactur- ing industries is the highest since the last three months of 1929. During the first four months of this year the Soviet Union accord- ing to the monthly review, placed orders in Great Britain for nearly 3.500.000 pounds. This is more than double the figure for the cor- responding period of 1933,

Lakelsnd L Shore . Lee Gold Little l. . . Maple l. .. Macnssn McKenzie bielnlyra McKllllr-y lifcliillun .. LlcViltie .. MeWntters lilentol» . Merl Uii liiill Corp,“ .

Muff Hull . Monetn . Murphy . Newbep Nlpissing Norandi\_ . North (‘an ... Olin Oil Pnyrnuslr-r .. Pei i.‘ .\i C Pioneer . Premier . Reiul Auih . Reno Gold .. . Sari Ant ... ... ... ... .... Shcrritt South Till Sisuoo .. F! Anlh . Sud lillsin Sylraniie Teck ll .. . Thom; (‘all . "rilwllpllllllf: Yfreluiivell Vcnturcs . \\'nln Wri .

Aldcruilic .. .. .. Baldwin Assoc Oil . Brett 'i‘r .. RfOWnlro

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be has stepped in 2.18 1-2 with a quarter in thirty 8900MB "i0 Vii-h’ in s. minute after the watches had clicked a gentleman was hurryliii to Mrs. Valentine with an offer of $4,000 for her colt, which slit refused. Mrs. Valentine will have s. lot of pleasure all summer vis- ualising Senator Horne winning the junior division of the Kentucky Futurity and other stakes.

Tommy Berry, trainer for the Hanover Shore Farm stables, has had the great good fortune to plaoe three full sisters, daughters of Peter Volo 2.02 and Miss Bertha Dlllion 2.02 1-2 in the two minute list. He is training another Bertha C. Hanover (2) 2.04 that he hopes will do likewise.