l Saturday. May 5. i956 The Guiifdlflll. Page 9

Canada Appears Heading For Huge Trade Deficit

,Wl'teat Price Payment Decision Good News To Prairie Farmers

By HAROLD MORRISON that Canada just doesn't scent ahie lixlliiri. Ill liiil-mi llitl -i t OTTAWA (C? p- ' - . . .- .. . . 4

Canadian Press Staff Writer to sell more to the u.s. than shelsiu -'00 000 tr 0 ...' :03 Giltllllllili iiileru will rontinue la-lellezllrt-lEllllri.d””' h""”” ll""" lmplllg Ihal till-

VlfI I s . I -I I I ' ' i r e.vi- lsinc-l'niilt-lit llzis siifflt-lent faith in

OTTAWA (CP)-Canada appears buy.-lI from that country. There .li.ilill. itttliirlll! lllt' tlirei--month lstlng inltlaiprlccs for deliu-r,i' of our markets to continue lltusp destined to shoulder a whopping hnsnt been a Canadian surplus in total it! still; o0i.I.,oi. ,,.,,,,, 3133300, iiieir grain ,n lne wmlng L.,,,p y,.n,. I,,.,,.,., -- foreign trade deficit this year. American trade since 1945. 000 ' ' Wm;-n 513,15 Aug lI ' "

Figures for the first three

last year. While exports sagged. imports in March swelled to a record high,

In the first three months of 1956,

than doubled to 825,300,000 from 51.276 700.000 li'illll s9llil,7o0uiiu sl65,900.000 last year. ' ' Exports to the US.

dipped in risllll: ltl .

VI Illounced to the Commons lllt' the lion tins from the U.S., U3.V by Trade Minister Howe.

Thurs-

IIEA VY Mill EH Ei's"I'

'ltlt;ll ifIllJtl'lx ,.i - -.. . ' H , , . ., II V. I months indicate a trend which, if Canada continued to buy morelsitri 000000 in Uilill:.'.ll llli'tIdiIiI;lLi'76idllllt:llll.8lI?Ullllxnlegiiliadlglihhwl M" ..””l”' 53'” "'9" ""9 "”"'l' continued, would bring ii deficit far from the U.S. than she sold and 200.000 liixl it-aia llllostiny puli.iBo,3rd'g in-Mal price ollw ,,,,.'f; l'”l”' ”'"l't'"H'"l3 Oi lineal in excess of the peak S400,000,000 the deficit in American trade more t'liaSt's ml the llii-..,. IIIIIIIVIIIII Io sevellin cnnsncnme Se,-,,'n..,,q nne. ”"'”””l' "”"""'V elevam” "ml "l

shipping ports and said he could assure Commons members that wheat exports in the current crop

IV .'l,700.000 from S284. ife also said the was; . .. - . .. bringing a peak deficit of :i32,. March in S208,40tl,000 froln 3215, 900000 .0 ism. . it i ws09txl'- e P e 'il . ' "".l””i W"-”'ld'"” i'"'l. ”l w'” 5"” 700,000 for the month. six times 100,000, 'thoul;h the ;64i,60o.000 lo. 000 ti0iii s7i.'..70tliliiii lii”lll(' tliree Bllltielllgl ll:(en()fllNnall,)na"ill1d)'EPllla)lU!l;ft biiiriitiliznlp iiffelldl aha 2E2'0m'0m greater than theI-321,300,000 in tal for the first three months vlas lIlttillliS sliiiiiiii-iii. from Britainlmade on wheat delivered in inn ll-l,,.i El, .321 "veal k 4 March 1955. preliminary bureau of still higher than last years 3579.. l'tlL(t'tl alituitl i0 s:l:l.70o.000 lroin;'l954-55 crop year ended last liily d U” i mar mu

statistics figures showed Wednes- day.

the first three months of the year, a large rise from the 324,100,000 of

800(XXl b.'l'.'.IitltllltitI til it

Bill -the saiz in Allieriraii sales. 700,000 mi...

900,000 last year. 'l'otal e).port.s for to-i il..,,..,,., ,,l Ill ll”, vanadlan

ill and ill 597,. Ill.

t'xp0rtsIil:Ill lirliillli lo lli-Ill lltiiilt .' . - t 1 rl . . , in March In 3333.200.000 from 33.74.. .0 tier hiiittflt .0. .l.-ll. ti. iiiulr:i:' i(ihuI;iiil7pinesVaity?l::'sliaiiiiimiztiiikiigsdiii

meet export market demand even

agrnt for prairie grain produre-rs. mil close its books today on oper-

I I hit" -Wtllltltl in .I v .. , . . 1 . . I- ,V v .

The adverse balanceeexcess of tilgetlior with a drop in exports ill llil.'irli-r I In P .l,,,lli:..(,,,i,'lmlvl,?nf l:1;ll(xl::f;llnlI;I::l.udl2: :IlIl:i)n?l:))El:,L:.,lIilu4 aannd, imports over exports-was thus Britain, t'anadas second bigllesl I .-i0.iil.i 0. mill ltmk. -.0 lradc its movements of nheai from n0um'i' zllln-ill il'lIt.l-MHV the. -imuimt boosted ninefold to s225,200.000 for market. reduced over-all ' i '

of the final payillents for wheat in the pool ills stall.-inciii indicated that the

the similar 1955 period. the three months stood at 31,051.. .iirliIii. ,n i K l',.;,,l,. ,l,.,,m,Ed lb ll ll ,m,ans unequal . I l. 3l;llIli,l;rl,i,,l l,u,.l,,,l f .h ,l ,h.,h Blows MORE FROM U- 5llllillllll- "ll ll'""' mllllvllllll-llllll la-ll 91'-'i 'fl'l"tW tviiiii Hill 400 000 a year . deliveries among VaI'Ili)lrlril?0ulr),f::ilF(l)P 'i""i”l'0'l l" lit? .ili?0l Viitpillelistiirt The M3 Problem GPDEHTS ll? ll? 3'9”. ei..I- ' lDt)lillS. ii" the crop year have been whit. ill II??? I I I MI,uN,l.AlN PRICES llI('tl (lilvili 'tl about 5tl.0tltl,000 bush.

0 -

Fantastic Rumors And Theories Circulate Over Lost Frogman

Satellite May Be Aloft Two Weeks

ll l.illlVi'l't)N 'AP' V-The llrst l E iilill-r xati-lilte probably will ' mil aloft 100 wt-elis. Dr. John P retilriieti tile hilliv to tho H.l1..li il;i;.:liii

l

t

t nlirilli-ril wheat. 65 cent; for No, 2

Tllill zimoiilit will he trans. to oil to the hooks of the (-llrrr-ni year": liiiol

The meat in the llliilister's l.- 000-uord announcement i'alIl-- at the end. however. when he said the guvernilient has approied lilatiltenallcc of existing initial de- lliery prices

Tllel are 31.40 a bushel for V0 1

B1,.-HIE BAD .VI.-iI.V'liHNiNt'F7

WASliiN(;ii't)fx AP. The ("Mil

. I . s , , . . . - , I -i t bozird Thursiizii hlaiileri.

, , . i ,v. laced ten, in ,-,gl,lI lIIll,l,,,,I 3.-,lI llll-(ll I.vtlns- Hayes PORTSMOUTH. Eng. tR9iIi0II'sl tltlttitll of plojeit Jan l,(w mm d 96 ”ll'I”'l'I3,l'l'lt I .

h mctlitng to be smiling about- ment that in their Class of 4t eon ilnderl they I1 . I I II V I I II. , d 1h 1 I I ,, V, II I I I II I II , . 4". I . an cents for No, 3 a gel.” ,.i.n,,.,,i,.,,n,,,.,. (.,.,.,,,s d

Tlniil Just heard the anl:ounce- tenders, (Girls Solo 11 years andllst, My Edwards, 2nd. Patricia and Bellinn) Maiintyie. :;I"rl1lIlII5itl,i,huI1:;'I'i'Ili';'fImIi::I'd me lafafa "3531 3l"l'l”ll"5' ll” l'll' let d'l'lilllVi'iK(l(.'lIlllh ”"l':'ll'”' P'”le( v(.WI ISIX-l'l)Vt barley, Then; 3,... l)llliggi(I)n:" l,,,. ll". alwlam, Waazh ... --- maven-he---W -e we-A--r riddle (if a -Royal Navy froginan- P mun for "'9 baslc Kradesv dell' l" Wllltll ill l3Vl'5'llli were killed

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy MaeAiilay.

' iNiMEMORiAM

Cllarlnttetown. Eileen Affieck, Mount Stewart.

iBWans Parkinilgl

who lost his life in an underwater dive near Portsmouth harbor two

l ”Btlrial took place will full filli- litary honors at mi(iilii.:hl iii P...-i..

0' llilil iilrlnl only 2i)int-lies in di- .-iliii-ii-r and iwilzhing 21': pounds,

'I'ilr illtlll-maile liloon. a sphere V

Pl'('(l at the Lakehead.

and it iiiii--ri;iS- . .. . IIIIIII IIGIIS was welcomed In IHISII I lit l rattle last Xm.

17, The hiizirrl r1il'i-rtly i-llarged the

rl-omnm I lmmlll, naval L.(.m(.l,.,., vl-ll”, .m, I V cm Canada. where farmers are Si-zlttlr ill-i-i ill fir '- i i . . I, ll 1, i M weeks ago. I, V , -V I lit” he .0 small that Dtlllilerflll l V I. . II IV . ipaii, lie. with DANIEL A' KING Mn G:lil)?gellilri:i1.H'nry Mmenj Mlipienssaiiintzroili-.er "mm Lot In New York The British admiralty has urn.i;iiii;IIIlILagl-f:SC&2lf,,,,;'llllfljj.,,lf "it'll ”'"W'-t' "ill ll? "wlefl it 83!" piii'."m.i. 5pitlziliizkesreiedliiligesliienl of ..li?.?Z..2?.i"il12i1;'"5'9".'f"”d"”i ' th ed t h" h n M Edith Geuck and Betty Lou l Mr. and Mrs. Reiihen Waits. rially posted 46-year-old (:nidr.l I I -, VI, - III men a E1Illli).W"l 1'. ll? 53ld- ll Wm the Mnnnnnn p,,,,l Fl..Val,,,.5 lle, lam”, . ,. -ll” "”.'"l".'.'ai.T '"."l lllP Itll3aI orcurr. I is 0 le rs. l . . - York C I k Hone! Crabb as musing prewmed litliltn among ICIIH tails ill ii M ahum in dimmm "I am, the WIIIIKIIII II . , II t o llioilil ltlRl)(.(.lm" -”W M” lwiie in tleorgetown. P. L. 1., of Souris. - . I enffa Par 1 ' ' I. lPortsmoilih area. . ii . -l . H l lck u - I as very satisfactory plane i-i-nsilrli sliortly after takui lliiwl A. K1115: in NS 67”! yeah Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tllolllpson and Mr. mitt ilirs. l.rith Walls. Char" drowned April 3). Naval Hlllllnil-I The Daily sketch WVI Hm. WI IIi"IIIl'f hl1ll?"d:,npgcdpfl.0Ing 3"” Hdflrtl on from Seattle": Boeing Field E lllhmlgh 1" falling lleallll for lamllvvn Charlllncllmn lN1.ln'l(3k0lK:!I:g Fsdah, Burden M4?Vi' ltliilx iii” - A llidtte idlesugefused to comment "hm" "'5 i-ilrlt.V men. who hlltl Igiki-ll tiff liiziiir ill .”ttLltiiltl lei-t, he said. 0nl,V C 7a A -V ' llll DIN lW0 years. 1lIS'Dii5SH1E Mrs. Muriel Mac-Kenzte and fani- . l.D(!fld I .. .. . . hl,,(.k,.,l ..,,,,hl,.l,,ll,," of 8 parking ea . I Hm hmlstigauon imII”IIV IMIHIVI LIIII I III IIIIIIII IVII IIISI IIIIIOIIE dawn would a V - t.ililC as a great shock to his lly, Charlottetown. U" 30 lot if) mill-iii Pitflvt Wednesday. Bl” " CW 5 P " P” ” ”P"”i”l”ll ' licve Crabb may still be alive ”li hr mil l tihllives and Inn!!! friends. The Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carr. Slat” ,nli.,n lnnl --n,, (Uni nr even inch whether Crabb may be alive, bur-l ' i . ' i n,,,,'l”; .l . d . nnlallei im. Mr. King was born in Mlll- family, liamilton. ll0Ii)P- or parking sl),'ii-r- i: pxpgndahle 1;; led secretly to hide the purpose of A" allollymtuliii Ml'tI”Il "ll',lIiIll" Ilf lIIImI'I'IrlI'I'IP IIII'I'::Il,am ll 'aI, II, ll.f'3.l. the son of George Mr. and Mrs. Jimme Mrtfollllcii Mr. Pcnion Collrt. Bcdfnrri. "III, ”,mIiIII: IIIIIlI,IIIIII”g., a huslphush mlsalon or caplurnd hy Irlootciri as e in: Iie s OICLI I 5 II II A "I. . - rs. ihrrv Lcwls York. ., . , . . lltPl't' Is no telling ultat will be ,lUINlWlIl mcklmil "l l. 9 1"". mul Mzilszarct King, nee Mathe- and family. Georgetown. Mr. and M t . - stair siiliimno (um-t Jugiice th Russian navy. I I ,I II FIIWIC mmmumcamms Ind elm... As a lloy he moved with his Mr. and Mrs. James Creed anti Mr. Innri Mrs, George Watts. Samuel H llulslmlm. Sided wnh 8 . .tiw i-rlnsequcnccs l iv ltiis.sl.irls.II "II. III IIIIIIIIII1 - i,-me to Boughton Island where. i,.,.nniyI Albion, lork. I mwp M ,m,lm.( Mm pmlcslcd SELRET ASSIGNMENT ;i0iIItIimir. Crab: llb08ltlIIihI?ll't In is A ml . W 4'5 9"l535,ed l" llslllllg lmd L3lVi'C"C9- W13 and Lcslle Klllg" Ml." Md .M.rsi (.0im,'w:V Macom” the t-oiirci-sioii ill their children's Crabh. war hero and under- l'5l'I'lN”I- Hekmlilt If i" W15-hla ”l” I, NHGIN lIII.”ImgI umll l9.l4V when hei NIBII I aid, Grand 'lracadie.II N bh plamIIIIIInd mm a parking M EXI Wale, weapons expert, is believed at anyone noIws. sIIV..6l3 If 0 I I 1W'l"il l9 G9”'39l”w"t where he MP. and MT3- A. MCKl""9"- Mlt fmd Mrs" Jame! lc 8 ' tension for the TIIVITII-tin . the. to have dived into Portsmouth har- Some break in the cloud of si-c- IlirlNlll-l0N l(.PlI "IfI'il'" ”””ll'il "M" m5 deallli H9 was 5 lhlel 3F0UkS. 'l'0Y0Ill.0- ('”l"d T"-'l'3ill9' Green a llrlvainlY tlriN'Illf'd re.st- bor April 18, the day the Rilssian rrltzv may bf l0t'lllC0l"l"Vl1 "PH 5”l”'l""9 "fllrl ll"-V rllllr” "Y '”"'”"l'l' ill SL Davldw Ulllmd M13 mid M”- waldm" l'"""'”' m”N'"l nmw w'M Si. Hlll'tiIii ill the il.trk warships arrived with Russian Wrtillestlily when the riilcstloii will Eill'ili'tl('(i ti-.t3l.'i rt.-iiii:I,g.'l.s 01,772 Illillilt. 8 S00l'l nflflllllolll" and 3 (ic0I'i2tCl0Wit. WV "l"ll.M”,' Almill (lrllv and H()f,xl.'lllltll' llilliltlrrl ii... iiiush leaders Nikolai Bulganin and Nik- he raised in the British Hi)iix'"Ini )t'Ht'-"lrl llII'F llV'""' l3r!l"Vll5lfl my k-iii and loving father. Lottie aild Janie Llewellyn. III M:lIr s.II(iR2IindDTr:lI0dildl9. ,I,Im,m ..I.l lmmhl, mghl ,,l"b.. lla Km.ushChevI C,,,,,m(,,,s ny John l)nn(lnleV in,-. ill... iI.n;I ililni-piIiIIin ;I1IIlltal;fl(lIat"Clrl lllIi'illl1 his illness he was tclld- Georgetown. i "5- '"5ep vac 0"” ' P' k - i t Th Conservative Daily Toll-. mcr Labor parliamentary Stfi'r(!-ltillll I as :i . ' iv to clltan was p("I"l i . a r - v - . in; hired for by his liiinily Blld Mr. and Mrs. Collll Landry, Mrs. iii-rillzl Gibbs. I Mnsdcls Dr;gill:l;?5::l:;i'l,cIlRt;:e Slay grep: Says: ..No cm, in puns, tar). lo the mlmlralm ll,. will a5IkI.Hun1IIl()n iziiiI-yr-r .iamc.s W. Kerr. Ih0('lJl1A "055 ill? PKE-3(lH()()l. f.HILDREN ll'l"”'l” bl” desplle lllc." loV"I'5 M”m33l”-'i . MrtS.mflfd"IMr5i G en rg I Arbmm area cleared of trees and surfaced mouth knows whether Cmdr. Ci-abb the government to produce evl- SlIlc-I gave evidence from a wheel- born before January 1, 1955, and for i.od called him to his ctern Mr,UaIg)(lA Mrs. Frank Hardiman, ML. :lII(fII IIMSI non” Glow and (T. l;;IgIIiI1:Ii.I,I?IIIII-lI5II;aIII?:InVIlIiI:I:csIgg :,aa:i7:?il;l:IiIngpfoosl-S1?)?yjn:.i::3flafIll;(-I dent-r on presumcdIIdeIath.Vc all. I I I "INA I II - EXPECTANT MOTHERS 'i'l-.- tiinernl took place February Mnrg 1- i nmi Mn.-ic Curtis. Allan. Pleasant Grove. 9 "ll - t. lV 5 ' ' l 5 t . ( . d' lV,l- l "'l"l'”"ll'l"('d ml ll" mm A M"5iialll(;'rl3ar"l Wall """l lalllllyi Mr" Film Mrs(' Garfmm C I O W" 0"flll:- in: i0 ariiance s-400 ;l)eD3lln:t(Ell:lJflf1l:)2:E:ll.ll1ellleef;lSli?:Ilfl A "- also I' ilvuiiil. follow iii: a slior ser- u,5,A,, rzisiint irove I I. ji V " ' . Md ll. - Wm II I I I I I . , . , ,, , , I ,IlI HI hm home in Gem.gel0wnI MIIV and MIVIII IIIISEIIII mum, and LaI,r),V Calhorlnc and la mllyI g!iIiIlPnl0g(l:1CIltl::IIk(l):)uIll1;r pix: ;fI:ll:t:;u?l':ilZhI(')el1triezttze?-:a:;1E(I:: - , W . . PRIVET nu MULTIFL". IMMl NILATION AIJAHVST I)lPlI'lHlliRlA. WHOOPING lav ii-inziins IllIereIItraLllIIsferlIedIlo family. (;cornutoiIi-n. AII II, P1c8I5I"'1Il1G'l”V;'l- l m('l'lts to the (City bottom." moi iioltmliclll . II ,I--.. I I. .I.I.I VI COUGH. TETANUS and SMALLPOX for .l linvld'5 nlle r mg or Mn and Ml-SI M3 calm El-lI iii; an aze . one ' I '. , I I "I t 7-""77 n;-- , " mnrrnn V-L !- "Na IlYl'l rIIn I V 0.......l service. where a large u,s,A, Annie M.-itiiosnn. Toronto. III:lIn8,H'Ie'T:IilI:lltIIrI: l:IIecl(:ItItI'tIi IiIlIlIeI;rIiI: mgIlIlIeIII T:l:IIgravl:lIlensaIl'vsm Iiaussalz IIMIIY WWI MIIIII I .;.VI.I.iIi..I;.:III.Irn:vIiIIiiII iIi-.5 l :iI:I.I.iy"ni;.I-IeI- I-L3 Infants from 3 months and Pro-School Children . 0.. ;:itinn of friends. relatives Mr. and Mrs. Bill White, Burden ilorotiiy lift-Nc-vin, Toronto. I" my hull-PBIII MIISCI IIVEM iatdm cruisel” and mm. deslmyn,-5 i,i-are in; flower! - "FY Inch ii 1" :15 35 l "' ",'” ll" ml" not, 1"(Impjvinx pom, lnmmlmjmm. .II,,,,,.,.,.,l n, my their last re- Mn and Mrs. Alec .1 avksolh lxljllla "”dM(:'lV;lfn"”'m” niantiy ahead ilnlil late last week in Portsmouth, Crabb visited the l,,,,l, ; mi mw. 3?.'”io "' ' l are IARIERRY ' ... . ' , .inervzi -. . . I I I . - .- rr -- lll.l,:l.l,”I.I ml, service ll", follow, Mr AalIlI)Ili”R,lI,s Ruwel Dav.” UQA Mulmie 0Cmmm.I Bm0klynI NIYI lVllQiI Itllc filt)(Ill(liISI.IS1tlllEllljRtltiurl. dockynrd area. lnn, . "(my goofs I .w:Ima;iI.I sh l'Ilna It: I , i, , . , I ' ' ” l ” ' . 3 I A .I iin,illnr' Ion atiillflfi. 0 pro or. , " tI . ', ,r,I V I I I I :c::liiu.'ii..::"l Mu::.l.ll:s.. ll: 2:: at . . . '.'.'."r .:3..':' ElL"'l.':'.i. . .i.z.,i;;..i.2.-.u;...:: .0... .....M... l" - ' .. A 2 ' l " ' l - ' ' ' i - ' i 0 ;. he- The Da v .xpress iss serera - i Hair. 1 in I W l.H,.",l wn. llnve ln Jp5u5' V a Allem rl-ONMOI ,Mr and Mrs, Rny Diipiiis and fll”'lll"I" Vllllll" ll 'lll(”'"" W” I . ,- I V AM I Imhgmg , , . ..- ..- I ..... . FREE ' . ' il'i;' .lTl.'Il l i r ' 2 2' ' - - ,. s . -- - . . i.',lf..,.l,','...'..'iliiiiismlii Paul: ited .,..,,G2”.,',t”lEl;1i,. Toi'tiiiio. l xiii Itilitlmillp .- nllii-(iinidWilIiiirnhy.l ll'0il'l0-W'l' -l"l'2" .ll.”l-llaill” lit” by ll” R""'-'”" Wll” ""5l””k l'l'" M" ”””'”” "”" '""'”” '”"'" m'"" Werinesdav, May 9.-10:00-ll:00 -for 'l'i(:Mh'li ONLY lllmtzl t'Cin(.'lt)fy, Georgetown. Mrs Gnol-ge Rafiise, Georizry Ont lsued a telnpoi-aryIrniiinction and for a saboteur. III II BROOKDAI-E-K'NGSwAY NURSE-"ES II i;.'i0- 2:30.4or Al.Bi-.RTON tml.V l';iiillciii'ers were: Messrs. lawn Mr. and Mrs. .lolin Stewart. (int. 501 3 llt'.'di'1lli1! 70? Ilflflay i0 tl'JCldt-' The Russians are sal to ave m'""vIIIm IPIIIIM D" " "I'M III-IIWI Mn” ONIMHO ll,,".,,d.yI M”, l. glo:m.ll;mw,pllmI.,d3l! ri: .p irconnor, Joseph Gotell, Mn nnnimns, John 3, iiii-Kmnon, Mr. and Mrs. Jiinlcs Mortmas. )l'llI"lIllI":IlffjTf'lfI",,'l,Pfff"?l'T:",l:4g fl7V.l?E”:d.f2L,lEElL,TlT',lElEi,1'l.d,...- ..- --. - . I .. . .. . .. -.. .. 1-'39s 3i3lFAlb9V'ml '""'"""ll"l 'll3l1'li'lI 0' lri-It Allen, rri-ii Dr-Lory. Em- Grand T.-senate, x it ,, notlfird , I my .iin lllmuellyn, Michael Burke. Mn nml Ml-5, Am-an wami, lMi-s, Lm-iii;i (llmv. Friday, Ma; id -40:00-11:00. Ttznlsh !llTTDit,lIdifI( distrlma ac r ' Mr" and Mrs. Jimmie Llewellyn. lllrs. s.vdlw.v Hislmll. F '5 '"'l"Nl iiv leaves to mourn his sorr0w- '-1-,.nnlonV N5, Mr. fllltl iiirs. Parnell t' if rrli n. ii , Iniio, the former Edna rm?" Mr. Iand Mrs. Sterling Conrad. Picasalit Grove. CENTRAL PRINCIE i. lltt.IL1illiill !si.intt,I four signs atnd giungeon, II iil'ii iiiiiiuiliers: Loyd, orono MI l n -tl A drew li1i:.NciI. ,, I I I V , ,. I, I.II,IIII R (.IAJ,.II Fmncm Dona”-I rC'IiIiIi"-I(;IIl:IownIll I - I lilesllay, us, I ....lfl.fl'i .lNVi-.R!Vl'.f& ""iiIiIif:IiRiaollitlllnd4nl distrlch wt . : ' .. . 5 i... '.ll',',',:lLs ?,i,,.,l;?'3”,,,,,f't';,E2:: M'5'm'VlI;'I5”” M”"l””"' ”""l""" in... r,.....Iiiy of the late naniri I:00.'f”YNF'. vAl.l.l'-:yVaIn.i mrrniioiiins stun-u-an i.-- Ilriiliiil, Mrs. Newton 0'COD' Mr and Mrs Pat Baker, liioroll. A King wish to thank Dr. A. A. an notified I I I ll . Toronto; Martha. Mrs. Jos- Mn and Ml-is. Warren Baker and lxi-lllirtly. RNH W- A- ,l""lll3l'5""- Wediii-sday. May 940:0!) .Rtt'.liMONn and Isilrroiimiing district nth K i nn e a r, Georgetown, and 'lvamlly G,'nn,gninwnI and all relatives and friends. who e as notified V I I Illlrc. Toronto. Two brothers, Ml. and M” glnler Ha inn ii isteti in so many ways. in Thursday. May 16 - 1:30--MT. PLEASANT and surrounding dllitrich Al-riiie, Montague, John Henry. '(;eoi-gctowin. ti ir recent sad bereavement: as notified 'l”ll P”l"l- NB" mm mm slslersl Mr and Mrs. John C, G otell..alS" mm.” whn sent kmd lam”-S. Friday, May 14 - l:J0WAl)ram's Village. lirs. tthristie MacKinnon. Stur- dcorgelnwn i-ni-its and telelzrams of sympathy. i-”"1' iii: .'l?iii.2T”l W.-..:':.i: 0 i -- is 0 i i f the Km "Hm l”ll”'7R5' Mrs Powell Toronto. lu S H P . . . . . . . . . lllllllow ' ' v I . Ii Moilday Via)" Y e- 93.00-ll:tIl Ixl'.NSllV(.It)'Ih M.llt)0i. Eur Ialllr. lllt" innilly Mr'(;ae;?gnirV',i.:i, Em Fmgpmm l ' ' I Dhrnley, Hamilton, lndlan River. Kola (llE5(ll;;N1- I Mr md MHI John FI walls am, e vln Grnva. Malpv-qlla, Norhoro. Lorin; Tlltl Grandchildren ilamlly G,-and Tl-at-amc, ' I IIV3Ill!'.V. I I lllil-:.i1'lls: Mr nnd iii.-g Arley nail. Torontn.l li4S hr:,xslM;'r(m oNl.i l" X R. Investigation. MK and 'l;lll l,len.nllyn, , tl'hiir.s-riav. Mal to -- 9'IVk-Margate for New Liiiidon. (ii-nliani'n R4,, 1 h it Police Association. l'Gcm.gelow,', i Wtl5lll5lGT0lV lApl"'l,-he Hmlsc Clinton and Sprinizbrook. ' 'illi- ttotilll famil Joe and Emil .1 . -- t . llilhstlfl 3 "l'll' lmm bl", rl""5lla3." ll:00.-lrililitown for Park ('orller. Seavil-vi, inn; -V- 3' Mrs Joseph lunnear. hr.. Alli . . . h (ml-(inn nnli Helen, l ”hm,st N S Iailprovlng Prcslilcnt Lisenowers m"rI lliuil and Doris. Kimball '”dlMr and'MI"S-ii 9”” "”'l'”"' W bank pmgmm but denymitlillm 9 3n.li:00 .nolmr.v and lilrrilillidltll rtlmim Bnho. 'MCcann NISII VlIlllllfll'll)I' to I'I(lVall('('. farmers S. H ,mllm,dI J"l'" 'l' Ma"D"""ld "nd """llytlMr and Mrs Crawford Kcnne:lr.1llilll.llllll l" "lll milk lwllcms lhls 1..'i0-3:00 Kinknra and siirroiiiiditia district: as llrs imvless. 'N B i lyt-I:ir. I II II "II IIIII MI nohliyll .Vl'it.lYS: Mrs "Mabel layer: nml lnmlly leliitlrril s rnoii c - ,, ., I - ' . . I. .i, 1. a. mi allcmpt I V I and nuns M A l r. nnd Georgetown. lit; November VVICST Ql KENS

Mrs. Myrtle Bahineail and family.

M” '""l C"""l' l"3l'l Mr. and Mrs. Thoddes Sllenlllt-'il'd-

Snlrr Christie and family.

it-lr-c-tion. in the major test of the day. they defeated a nrenaymtfnl

St Ailmlstllir i'nili out

(. rdlgn" Wedtti-miav. May I i0..'iii

-lilsciih Johnson and family. D Jud Mr"; Knnllnllv Gpnrgp. zmiomimcnt fat to I57 on almost aI l l:.'io...Sti-iia iiai-is tlNi.i

ll.irs1.1i-et Allen. Fltirrie Johnson. r' lgwn ' " strnight party line vote. l 1 10 -S'i'i-IIJA minis siii-i-mimiin: iiisiru-is so -"Iiti girls. I Rev. Nmlmn llI lvlall-I The roll call vote on DIIS-VIE? ill l” I Inillified. V I I I I

lrmiii-l Allen and Muriel Mac- Mr and Mrs ,i an i g that-koi the bill was 31-1 in 78. The bill now ll,,,,.I,.,l,,lI Mn, ll. ,1" 30 M.,w (,l,A,s,(,()ii ,.n,i .........milng iii- l-(enzie. i u ' v rs tn the Sonatr. ii-iris as notified

lll" i'""l Mf'S- MV8 A"9l1. EllZI' Mr (lggggelllg-tlninlld fiiirrie, ('har- mTlit' new bill would give lite 1:30 Hl'.N'Tl'IR RlVf-IR and Vllri'o-lniliitg dia- - llcih and DBVL initetown U .Prrsidl-nt the soil hank he asked lr'(v'g ,., "nIlfip(II

llilI”:;ii'et Kine. and Mrs. Curtis. M d" Mr, (vl.,,.,.n.-9 Fanniml, tor. rvon though it may not he in

T” lmuMS: riannnd Tracadic fitii opcrlitioll until next year. , . . . .,

lmmln O'C""""ri Tomnm Mr arliid Mrs iioviiteizer Grand it does not call for a return to )t.A.SI Ql li.It.N.N

larilaret and Mrs. Ciirtis- Tor- ' ' i i i ' h' h, rigid price supports at 90 I I I '""0- l-i nRin;iil.(,i.I-(lint-9 and Mar Lnvrrs. pi-qr oi-nt of parity. one of the res. Tiiiimiai. Vim Ill 10 00 mill" ii'iii .N”tI't s mi siiiithlliltllllnj iii-.

'll Wily Mil ltltl-V P-9Tl5- Mel. ffrneqt shew Gasimreaiix. sons whv Hisenhnwi-r votnrd tho , irlrts as ilotltIIrId ' Ens; - t i ' i ' ' . rt ON" .'

Mr. Newton ()'t"iiiillnr. Toronto. Mrs. Grace (.'0llinitS. V Mrs. Maude linlllls. N. 5

Mr. and Mrs. Hector Mnrilonald

Cm-ran Ban.

M,.sV Mn,-y Glddings, (famiirld Ethel and Clifton Kemp. ht

. 'iT

llllrl Alien. iI.S.A.

llls. f-ltiiih tit-lick. Sntirls. lIlr.I and Mrs. Gerald Hrtlce. lhrlstinn family, l.'liint'lliniz. rlillla Mair. Moore's Mills. ll"s. Powell. Toronto. litigant: Mrs. Dari Mcftinnon. U.

iirs James Mackenzie, ll.s.A. 5Il"ltPATHY CARDS:

lthoi Allen. U.S.It.

llr. and Mrs. Alf Kelly and fam- ily. Charlottetown.

l.aiira Watts, Halifax.

n.

Mr.i:0ild Mrs. Art Yollnz. T0- ronto. I I

Mrs. iiarbas and (motif. ('0fl"'r1 - Ont. '

Sister Mary Ian. t". 5- M-

Sister Mary Joseph. 0- 5- M- Mr. Ft-rizie Baxter. llalifax.

Ifir-at tzt-neral farm bill April V FIN!-I TEXTLIREI

A irlict mode of nylon is shown in some new Hritish gowns and

BARBERS - IiAlRDRES- SERS WANTED

l ! l Learn these Trades at

The FULLY AUTOMATIC, coal Ind, loot waist-furnace, which eliminates the problem of sliovalling ashes

and cool by hand, new avoilabl for Installation in large home: and business establishments.

i sill'l'oiiliilillg illstrli-ls at

Cl')N'llI(Al. Ql Ii)Ii)iV.'s'

. I ,'K).lllVm fil".V'iillll.ll(H ll TY and uliiminil inn districts all nutitu-wt l:.'l0- 2:00. .F.asi tiny ally - 9:20-l0:tl0..Wr.st ftoyaity l0:30.li:00-.Wili.slor

Tlllit xriav. Vlay lb

i9rl(ia,i. M;-ly ll

SOITTII KINGS

SIairMaIhI.:IiI-:. R.l,l;rIiIies n-cotinvf Mr. Ma. -l0e((3l:::VEel1 Illlfll rue ix-. pm. .,I TRANSICANMM Yho furnace that can save many letters lot you both in initial and aponting costs. 00 the lame limo VIIIINIIIII WW ' ; II” III” WIIVIIIIIII II MIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM IIIV ;' A i I ' - , m if. 9353" ' r - Irlr-is nu noliflrri mu iirii lohn (-corn. Shlyir. and Mrs. Arthur Wyatt I nF.A1I'l'Y "Wm". "N "mud OM. unwnhn. d unomam h""n.I WMIIWMII Mm 9 H, ,,,,I”.,,,,, ,;,.,,",,,,,,,M, ,,MIl

I Hnmm, ml hm, Pleasant CV0” I Ch : ,, rl0.miiiy.' May in -. 9 .'iti-l0:ft0 .Al.l.lsrox anti mi-uumiiiig um. I iI.v. st. John. Mr-lI"Il"l2ul,l:l"l;f' 9"" B”'”'"' ' "' i , lN””5'”l”'5' lrtt-is as notified

fr 3 1 MI ll l, G I s I itl.45-ll 45 .GliSl'l-”.Ri-'.AllX and Illrrnilniiinl H Gellliietoan. or curl! Mr. IoatI'!dIol:li'l;.I. Ali. wlllh Ch” I Vi LT". , g ' districts as notiflrrt

r mil M .. (: ii. ii it till ” ' . ' F E ll E ti... i.. Vi It .i0 flfl.ll'tl0 Nl-2w rl-tnril ft or er ril-

lal':1llyI ,lol,nI " " ' Mrs. George MacDonald and tam i Monrton. N.l-I. O f l I"! O l' I11 0 E I 0 I1 C 0 I1 E O Y O U f "1 M M," M ,,,,,m,.,lI" S mm "'3

lip and Mn Don. She(,h"I NW ily: Grand Trseadte.

Glasgow. Illrs. Gr-orae Kemp. Sturgeon. if and Mrs. Warren l-femphili.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Chandlers

Charlottetown.

lir.Vnnd Mi-.c. Bud lnizs and fam- lI Ilv. Montague. F. and Mrs. David Lavqrs. etown

Gcorit . V. Vnrld Mrs. John Dalton, (worse!-ma. Te and Mrs. Stephen Ludry,

District. A M .- NIWLI DECOBATED. ROOMS WITH

DOWNTOWN HALIFAX

In ailaatu from Railway station. can II-lei laltdiaa with Automatic lutallu

Room for our Gum

COMFORTABLE. WELL Nlslllb PRIVATE OVER

lutaeu and Theatre

IATIIIIII

local Coal Sales Representative

OR WRITE DIRECT TO TRENTON STEEL WORKS LIMITED, TRENTON, N.S.

.Friday. May it

EAST KINGS

itotlitas. View 'I - 1 30- 4 .10 (hurt! Parish Hall

but - A in nAl.IrAx ' .4 .M ii .i0:flL-NEW 7.EAi.IWD it r it d.l ii llr "?...i W..."il&ieri"iil'5'i'm'o II. 'i'c"n.iii'.":.' sydmy sen 94... Glasgow 2.1541 it-mu 3.7902 ""l"" "l '" as Mm ”" '""""" "" 's "' ' Georgetown. - hi, mm min lentta 1:tIleROLi.O BAY EAST and snri-niiniiin: riiii

tricts as notified lti:tItL.l!l'.D POINT anti surrmlnding districts ai

notified I:.Vt JRIDGETOWN and aurrnimdlng distrirtl as notified

F-:VI':i:Ii:q:ie'i'wi'3hi-to. sr.. dcorae siNol.ir. sane and u.aiIn&iliiilir:ntss.so. TWIN sans 87.1: '"'3l'3' Tm-9 V03 RNFERFFNCI

lr. and Mn. syn Shaalian and ROOMS wrrs 801' a coin) WATER hoparlmrnl of Health, Pi-inro aiwm isiiinii 9' t. i. V "l at u.ia- .30 counts M00 .n ma mm N" a "m" mm'v'r5sgxLv lursfma rsnnnssni 00:81!

'A l7IdiMrs.I Guy Hlliim.