l v‘ um has been adapted , need Potato Act of 1936. It ls well - 0W3

Spring Cleaning and Biimmllc Clcarlnl n hlnd-in-bnud. lien u a

Boy Scout collecting Rummage from appreciative householders. The Kirk 50y 1' ~-' flglg g ‘ ‘~ ’ in fin‘ ‘ evening n 6.30, when goods from some of the best homa_a'wlll be on late at sivtrli-nway prices.

‘rerun ACT’

ASKED FUR BY ILS. PRBBUCERS

The following tum. from tile “Plotaw World.” s form magutno published ln the Unlixxl States may

' prove e! intense; to fennel! m this Province. The act referred to has

been asked for in s petition to 0on- grcss from the potato growing states 0f the Union. -_ "

The ram .400 o! ms ,

“One of the settled princip‘ price economics is flha/l. when ton units of a commodity pm available iorsalenaaidthecoiszdcolazldior only nine, it is the price obtainable hr the tenth 111M Wilt nmtho value or the cum alive.

"This is the line 0d approach in the pro-

that me demand for pots.- ioes in the limited States is rela- tively inelastic. Within a. mum»- nible range 0f prices, the country olmalunes just about so nuuw p009.-

Ytoes whcther the price is high or

low. Conversely. this means that the producers sail very fcw. if lny more potatoes from I. largo crop, lhan theydollromndlortmcp. "m other worch. when we have

"an over production oi’ say ten per

cent, this ten per cont for which ‘there ls no commercial demand, is worse than a total loss. The grow- 8P5 are forced to waste or abandon this surplus, and the trusdy of the vwhole thing is that the value 0f the extra, tenth, as hog feed or what not, sets the price the growers re- ceive for their entire crotl.

"In the Potato Act a! 1936 it ls proposed to exact a. tn: dam of ‘r6 cents per cwt. against this unsal- uble surplus which has been wreck- ing our potato price structure about (our years out of five since we can renlember.

“Nothing will be destroyed. We are just trying to remove the deadly. depressing eflm oi’ supplies avail- able for sale, but which have never been sold because there was no

“While the various governmental agricultural measures of the dspreu sienna. which we have holed. are u» a very nut extant of cmcmcucy character. it ii. I think. unlikely that recovery will witness a. gencrill return i0 s. policy of lalssez-ialrc towards lxrloulturu. lbnergsncy aa- 11011. as we have seen, wives evid- ence o‘: developing into programs .01 nat s1 planning and interna-

cl‘ ccmnmdlty marketing board; compulsory; policy nmsears ‘In ilacessary if agriculture. ‘with lis individualistic pattern of production is eva- le attain mniuvting control

and Drive msldnluywr on term» or allythlnc like eq ty wltlvlvlic- scale ccrgorgéaie uatzy, will: 11a codes an c . "'

"Such ‘emerge y systems as the above fl der statel- manllke ministration, become the

cums. o! a nflw‘ order of

planning an! miluuum. ln/nnl- d cultural

l ens-hitherto the molt Iplculatlve, the mow blindly competitive and the most nnarchlc o! economic areas. Bhmud such be the international

not he without its cmmansetlom to the farmers 0t the world.”

ANGLO-GERMAN (Continued from Page l)

member of the pra/esldium oi the central executive committed‘

Bend u 6......

Actually, as Secretary-General oi the Communist party at the Soviet Union, he ls the headoi the country. Nothing is done with- out his aqxprcval.

Eden's mtervlew with Stalin took place in Premier: YVIAhBShN M. Molotovs office in the Kremlin, the grim old fortress that 1s the heart of the Soviet Government. The meeting lasted an hour and l0 minutes.

"Everything depends on the in. formation we cull during our trip." s. well qualified British source said. when questioned about reports from London that the British

.Ca.blnat would mire the initiative

in convoking a general confer- ence after the three-power meet- ing of French, British and Itsllsn representatives at Stresa, Italy, on

market for them.

April 11. -

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1..

T“

[Remember the pictures below when

nu want fast relief from pain.

cmand and get thejneihbd duo- lors prcscrihc~tispirln. _ _

Millions hnvc found that Alplflll oases even u bud headache, neuritis m- rheumatic piilll often in a few minutes!

In the stomach as in the glqss here, an Axgirm tablet starts to dis- selve, or lslntegrate, almost the instant ii touches moisture. It b9- gins Picking hold" of your pain

tablet ln

1mm.

E . “ ‘ \

Why Aspirin Works So Fusi

DroP Ill Aspirin water, Ncu that DE~

ORE It touches flu ltom. ll ll disinte-

lvn...» in Pain Ranwmbcr Pictures

,........ u flu no. um6naq§§qvr comma 1mm

fi __. ..

Even Rheumatic Pains Eased Fast Now!

BAD HEADACHES. NEURITIS PAINS OFTEN RELIEVED IN MINUTES THIS WAY

praeiiaally as soon as you swallow it. Equally important, Aspirin is sale. For scientific tests show this: ASfiiflfl docs not harm the heart. _ slnemlm these two points: Aspirin S eed and As irin Sa sly. flncLscet at you gel SPJRI . t l5 manic in Canada, an all dru gisls have 1L Look for the name aysr ln the form of a cross on every A: irin tablet. ct tin of l2 tablcis or economical bottle of 24 or 100 u! any druggisifs.

qglassoi

tional. Funeral-ion. Bonlepsystfgy l. ' he

u“ put time weeks.

Tuesday. All!“ M and md- w‘ mm; you to call and meet her-

‘ . glad to advise you. or f "gm m ‘fly maimed wit); 1g’. sica

14-5083

RETURNS FROM luoNwllAlw- Mr. l". T, Morrow. Ibdcrul Dairy Produm Grader. rotumesl last evening from Montreal when 11c

pitta-n diificultieai Ulnar Ltd.‘ _ -

mon Street. The meeting 0n the hath was presided over by the Fed- eral Dairy Commlwiche! 01' OttI-WB. Mr. J. F. Singleton. The meotlns on the 27th was pnsldod 0V0? by

of the Nader's service for Canada. A full report will be Elven in the near future or thl; very important meeting.

TRINITY CHURCH Y. P. B. — m, the regular weekly maotlnl o! the Trinity Church Y‘. P. l. held last night. the devotional perlod was led by Miss Alice Fraser, who tool! as her subject. “poetry! Th0 I'll- uler study period followed. the

ducted by Mr. Alex Mathesop, the social problems clinic-by ‘Professor zietterson, and the Bible study by Rev. w.’ Barbour. A recreation period followed led by Mr. Fred Larch. At an executive meeting plans for a play to be held only in April were completed.

ItETURN FROM 'l‘0lt0N'l'O-- Annie Me-Giligan, her am. Dr.

and Mrs. Amos Menuhin, arrived lsst evening from 'I‘or0nto. when they had been in attendance at the installation 0f M058 ROV. J. C. MW Gulgan ls Metropolitan o! ‘Ibrcnto. They report the . _ ‘ w‘ ‘ Archibishop McCiulqan a4 being on! oi the most magnificent evcr ten- dered a prince of the Ohumh. Mrs. Mwllisfln. with Mm. Mun-rd and Mrs. Monzghan, were at many delightful functions mauled‘

for their entertainment during their visit. at which Mrs. McGuigan. as

wbuluml mm at isao-aa will mflthb!‘ o: the Archbishop was the‘

guest. p! honor.

Miss Marlon Bernard. nurse in training do the Prince Edward ll-

land Hospital, is spending her holi- days at her hem! in Kemlnctcm-

Describes Trip’ To Eucharistic Congress

--..-_- Y%terday afternoon the senior

the P16881119 o! listening to a da- llshtful lecture by Iwv. Bernard Glllls, D.D., describing his meant trip to the Eucharistic Congress held at Buenos Alres last October.

crossing of the liqueur, and calling at the various rel-ts o! Bout-b Amr- lca were vividly dclcflbed by thl Reverend speaker.

A diploma awarded to Flthor Glllis bv, Kins Nepture was dlsplsv- ed to the amusement 0t the boys. Perhaps the hiah liiiht ct the Intuit! voyage was the entering the harbor oi Rio de Janelro at two o'clock in the morning, enablinz one to view ln all its impresslvenass, thq bril-

Just beyond the city. ing the streets of the city. Bless

ceaslon which closed this Rut llc demonstration attended

and w; thousand cblldwn excellence of the arrangement,

O. M. P. returned last nlzht mom PM!‘ erlcton, N. a, wlerc they luvs ‘been gttsnding n imam: comm Iv?

W...'"::.:: "w..." “v “m.” 00 - Y ' will? be in our store Monday and

attended l. conference I0! N! at; on ma graders for Cont!!! y; ads. at the head OM09. 165 170m‘

Mr. Joseph Burgess. Ottawa. Ohief B10

young peoples problems cllu cca- 1

Martin 4., w1th Mrs. Frank Murray m

llantlygllghted one hundred sud twenlYdlve foot statue "Christuc" raised aloft on the mountain um

In describing the Congress itself, Ihther Glllls explained that the en- tire city, ucventyrtwo square miles in extent, was, given over to the cer- smonlcs which were all carried by amplifiers to the multitudes thfflfl‘!

1| G

with brilliant sunshine throughout, all the services were held in the Open from the initial ceremony pre- sided over by the papal legstq through the various brilliant services to the colorful three-mile lens are:

MN

than three million peopls r nt- lns every nation under the sun. The sgaakar described one nercmmiy an c ildren‘s day st which 0M hilbdfid

drum!

,Z 0N E .. . ,r.l. lilililfil

Maritime

_lN01l in Iwllht rifles. bi the "few yea-n. u a xcsuu. gunm- uvl bu: communion. large , ucticinl .._hsvl been made in t MM to lhlvpcrs in 0c tul shin"! gwgdmogs menial “J33

_ - ve p pa

"I lovld f6!" in thiyMaJ-ltime

. ...~1....~,"='

. m” fer o! tnnaportstlon. The lzcfllc mwascr. M1‘. Rind Math- eaon. ls working co tlnupusly in hhil msanl- An ellcrt is also being g mod to have Prim ndwmru, Is- we

x and made mm. o: curllldcnbls im-

Oue ‘ portend: to was

t to the lint Illfinhe 8. fill 0 0° by Mr» Hviidman. namely. thl mvd c! adequate Ind . The Island

011 OUWIWII- mrvomcisnt com- municatl connoctibc with the'ln-

The Mcdtimc ivsrwpflrtwtlob Com- mission! u! unwknmlsly of the opinion that the tnvelllns public an untitled to a modem up u. date Paaasllslr and pullmsn son/ice, and pasaed n resolution to this effect. This resolution will not be published or further reference made to it un-

. 1311s isre- BIMBII l] I matter of the utmost to the further develop- ment of Prince Edward Island and pmlcuiulv the tourlat tame.

L The " “n. Fuzzy?!‘ 0f ‘Prade

e .

. . m’ the ooumiaion and assured the Oulunilsion of their hearty sup- port in the valuable work thug they srewtzlvixls to carry out. and which fignuch. to economic life 11 prclm oi the Mar- itime: Provinces. lVlf- D. B. Turnbull. c! Halifax,

was xii-elected President, and Mr. A. P. Patterson, st. John, vice-pre- sident.

UPS AND DOWNS.

h; an Indian; college town s. 0111149114 Olllcd lat l. boarding-house in inquire wbwt moms.

“And whet do you charge for your rooms!" he asked.

"Five dollars up.” was the reply. “Yes. but I'm s. student," he said, thinking the price a “We high. “That being the case. the price ls five dollars down,‘ replied the land- lady, who has experience.

-._._..-_--.--.-- SOUIUH PLAINS, N. J._. March

pupils o!’ Queen aquarc School had iiv-“Wsrren Bchultl. 14, returned

s urow-shootlnz expedition

m» with a. slight bullet wound in his

back. He told pollen his rifle went ofl when he was holding 1t behind

his buck "so the crows wouldn't see The beslnnlns o1 the voyflse, the 1h‘

daiovlbod how. immediately after this ceremony the immense thmns was ltd, ouch child receiving rolls and Mt chocolate-

‘Whflc in. Buonns Alres Father 61111: bud mwv opportunities c! visit the surrounding districts mm: the courtesy n! wo former Xsldndqrl. IP11! o; OI. min Milrohl- lcn. of Point Prim. h the voyage homu s call was mule at Trinidad and some Interesting curlpaitles were pumhlped there. A weirdly carved oocosnut, described by Father Gil- li; u his own picture, brought gsles oi lllllhier from the boys.

Needless to say. the pupils and

l0 have flther Glllls give this par- ticularly interesting address.

10E RACING

p. slum and at: tors laconic Lad mier Prince, Frisco cnsult.

1n white took part 1nd, to sl-ww thy

Maw Hcppla, The

In Potato

PWLMDIMMM "I!

W bu. mm» .. mar-lam“ w w ibrmb'...'.'

adlll"ll

China: . IIJMJ to

1* h inw- nlnon to natal! .........

‘Iowa to Mental! ..,.,.. f0 it!!!

KM ........, shovdnvimq pr b“

§ “N910 v-"nvn I u g

II

to glacial" in the fo : ‘ a“ an . Kinflicl. i" W. I00 MUM. It. (MM- lIIM-Fmaflwlflil. mlldWlldlllvllaflufibnotfl

Partition Com. Meeting. " ' ID. 1.0. ‘x W "1813 flail _ -whc:v~he et-

w the Md o: tin Multbms do u..,%.....r. with rcgaltlwwt:

efficient train service from my- v11!» to Hwlrwe

isroololunl and Maritime railways.

ma‘ m...

“but u! hon. W011. I have lbs i t.‘l..'“‘..lil" - us up m. d! the conlfiriictlo Hero are the items:

81.1mm’ nc-lru.

s: Build_

1m‘. I, 8354M build- m: (new ballet)

Plans, amount charged to build! t 0°“- at clad w m

...-.,.---..

New w; 28,120.11

we take theeioliowlns items:

Tots] .» . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $128,492.39

I have shown that the cost *8! maintenance in my hon. friends‘

methods. mam; this savinB $103,699 to the account, we have

840.42.” (Allplnlllfl). NEW ASSETS

tire, Than we place In estimated value of 515,000

assets. the sum of 866,189.20, "Mom than assets, which ha."

ever, he wished facts and flsures Mid he imposed i0 do no on this occasion, . endless oi the mu.

teacher! were more than delighted

Probebl the final ioe racs at the reason wll be held aturday after- noon at 2 p. m. over s. course on the Clyde. River. with the following

I I

01w —Maior cope. Lou Pflich. Acnclavifie. .

01m ll-mcclvsr Gamble, Pro»

Class Ow-IIIVQI "lghdii. Abegweit,

l)

. n-H u new. mm bl Iadgl‘! I01. "ha! Queenie.

Transportation l Szwing Yum m Shipments 3,...”

The tollwlnc lnurutins iviwnmu nu bus received m». u... J- .1. mum. Provlncitl i in is; QIQQJL is 9t Bond. Ihovgnnl thrlsvilfi mum m mull?" m‘

no connection with the firs, lot u:

deduct $33,340.42 which, as I have

shown, was the amount we went behind in reconstruction work. and we find g surplus of $82,195.70.

A STRIKING (XJNTR-AST .."In other words, we can still bu!

is no worse oi! than ii your Gov-

mam. had remained In power mud we had nave: axperlenccd I firs at Falcouwood- In fact, we arc better elf. for ii we paid $155,000 for the old Prince Edward Island Hospital. wblch WM the price uk- ed, we would still have $1,198.10 to the good." (Loud applause).

Mr. Allen: “Whit about architect's Plans? Aren't you for- getting them?" Hon. Mr. Sharp: “I am n-irald luv hon. irlend was Mi tolluwlnl m9 V"! ' ',. I have " I!!!‘ every cent/DI ilu has, and for cvcr! other canon 0m- llnd we are still $1,788 better of! thin l! your admlnlltrntlbn lllll hi!!! con- tinued and we never hul n fire." (Increased applause).

or-lmna uwmnl The hon. manbers manila. Mr.

Sharp noted in hi! 09mins re.

marks. were aware satisfied to

“call the debatqlofl," nt- ing one oi the Brie dc~ tmcnts o! the m.

uw Government, how- to t orrtaln ore the House,

itlon altitude.

The 1w sneaks: (Hon. W. Mac- beanl had ably shown in» under the Saunders-leg uonmment, when conditions wen mod, enor-

look ofllce UIGy 10111141 n hugn Lib-

tsko can c! oiiice, the late Hon. Mr. lbw _

:- r i": rug 3 ' fitldh‘... I. z l! ‘Iii Mina U g l0 0% WWI g 1M0 lgwhl

6 l!!! ‘I blrba? hudpaurhudoibvobouo

. 1 think the mtimu m my‘ well attended 2.0.1.114 we mm v

M3144»!!! wmv mnvanntrlzméllv-

account since the fire in 10.31-

m. m... sixes-xxx!

,.... 18,149.!!! - n, ! EGSPWBIQ . . . . . ..... 6 89.41

Newsom Block .. ‘£88.51

34,577.“

5.117.”

ru .. 28,039.01 _.Ini'lrma roan;- ..,,.. 28.41840 r 1 Q ....

.. pccliwehave not trledlomakss Total $265,583." Oh t!!! flcdltsid of the amount-

Old brink sold . . . . . . .. 8 2,886.04 Federal Aid received .. £5,794.00 Insurance 0nd mterest 100.060“

- _-..-__-

three-you period was tiilll-ilh. while our maintenance cost was the 10288.11: or smallness. 1m then‘ d’ elrs. which the people oi mil ' ovlncc did hot/have w nay reason of our" better husinel

on the credit. lldb a. total of $233,- 191.96, Dcdllct this amount from the total oust of construction vol-k at’ Fwllnawood ilnce‘ the-lira, pod’ we m": um all the marlin»! out to this Province Wu m.-

“But there ls work which was not chsrseablo to reconstruction which must be considered. For ox- amnla. there wan Infirmary re- pairs. $22,418.49. ‘Ithe Infirmary was an old building that. we hsd to repair ressrdieas of whether there was s. firs. There wss also a new Water" Line ($28,720.71) which hid nothluk to do with the have the Sim! building which we have rented at $100 per month, and on which wl

Add these three items together, and We have. as accumulated new

wbmlt that we did help bhflflrlli thecnlywwvwe could. Our

W88 this: after the fishing anon W98 0N1‘. when they dldnoi; have Illmvlcm money. or credit It the Mlvlbwclzovc themallacunlaimz "HUI-int 0! work to enable t

the old Prince Edward Inland Hos-

pital, if we wish, and the country “ed a m,“ mum“ m debt’ I’

c811 llww on the other. lid o! the 1m». 1m w- time. on: m». 21m h ahesghlou your: of _ an r urn-my Provlnggiq Canal; nu done.” (Applgujo),

in the dlihreut projects mm; 1 1° ll. w! emirloyed 9M5 persons. ‘his- In: three muons in n inanllr. mu the menu the; nuu-Iy 10,000 par-um W9" alleclly by the qqrfi ‘WHII under thong wring 191mm“, _

Sneaker.

u ' i Shift‘. awdéhmf$d scncrcllv. lcansayJstsnydnlidythnt Ding that. 1 have never yet whlls fpldi glmewasfluvcmnumigulct

spprloac by any man who really wrb," lmdIcouldgiveitlohlm. lbsmureovuspu-iodotynnmnnd nevu- heslteted because 0i’ his pol- decided itical sfllliation." (Appllme). -.-

mous expenditures had been inour- counin. Mr. Speaker. 0f the d cr-

red and when the Conservatives eral mmease and an ovuldrolt o!

the Stewart Government was u.

v-nemr M- mrrlinrl . lnumdlsiclv miter 90112:;

"wsmwfiwlqgermqmfi; - Wendi’...

Works recoveries-ha

in the history of: is‘ Province. ‘I want ymrfnlook n: the lime! names. at the distribution iimt has

rocd districts M.’ the Province. and im- dlmrlbutlon oi the money 6s received. _ _ . _ , ,

"lhke Pwicct No. 9 B10116. lid you will find that 6.94s people -

o: warm. u... cleminl u»: l‘

out old roads when t)” tr”; 1W1 been slowing turf the iut twang-

i

divld it z “~ m . wit‘... tmtf"'""'°°°“ “m

will“ i 11mm erwmlii i tb lrmvflt 0i’ the pebble oittzhtstovlnln?

1y. "In the ‘Hamish mm. vat. Doyle's

imdThhdDlstrlcts

Wlflh the lame object in View.

“At Rnrs-tico we also made lam flmmditums, for the benefit a the fishermen there. l

"WYIUB W6 hfi-Ve D0911 bldmod Igg- . not giving ttenticn to the fishers

3 E3: 7:’

a Q

“Altqetllcr. during 1938 and 19M, ‘LIBERAL OOMMENDAHUN

from sndlflaanrwtho

N0 DIHCIIMWATION “lean showyoilln the Public _

W087 cccsslo ' the _1owcst The pn

3

Lac c i aiisrc l.

“Wvccvv E004 foqdlnct mild 4nd $19.3” was loaded

m“... munch... .. : m...

"fmisycarwehsvs W

mwde thronwh "M twmW-five who. w‘ an‘ w“ mq‘ and ‘Halon lo

"mun Iulncm mans

ceived woflr on thatprojéct, m: “tlgnrgg? w“ “w” "m

which $60,000 was received from ot- u‘ laws under the lms-mploynurut rb- G . "c! want. ~Ws had t0 mlpnlrmevil WWW” ' um with a... amount which MhfllQd “°“°"' mgutgiugoo. '11.... m 51x1». W . 0118' out every mu dl ion mama