‘.1’ _ WHEN people say]. . . "Grape-Nuts? 1h, yo... I eat Grape-Nuts most evelgr manning”. . . .

" you’ll ﬁnd ...... reasons t... their o...

0 the one big reason is because Grape-Nuts tastes so downright goodl so dunno. so crispy. So

diﬁercntl. Just try it! Made in Canada.

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San Pqulois ~ Ranks High ‘

Ibo records allow that Stats of San Paulo. tho moat Import-slit odmnsarclal ltlte in Ismail.‘ has than IN" vlded funds to most Jts external loans. Previous extor- nal loans have ‘hem tamed in‘ lrurlsnd. rrauce. Holland and Germany and on two occasions were redeemed brfora maturity. ~ » . , - - - We recommend State of Ian Paulo ‘I95 Ten-Year Coﬂaa Loan, duo October}. ltllliar those wboroaﬂpabsral, yield together with adequate safety. Price: Id andiltaresi‘. to yield to maturity 7.96%.

sinking Fund sufficient ‘to repay at least one-loath of time bonds‘ annually by lot at par. _ _____a_ﬂ

Eastern Securities ' Company LIMITED ‘ w. n. v. nuunsn. Manager. ‘ W‘ CIQILDTTITDWN 5T. 10% - " MQNTIILL HALE“ MONUION lilml

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11mm. reports lurnishedbylilroen- muldlnr Products shields 6s 00.. Montreal, to swim-t l‘ - our . .. .. 141-; Joneseo Co. so amt oeol-ge Street. Canada Osment 10% Charlottetown. r- ’; Powefarld Paper ...‘. l5 Quoted at closing, May U, i990. Oansdsirewing .. .. 9 -. nouunloivsrldae -- "*1 .3“ uonranr. _ 1W1 “ _ ‘ Iraaer Oomvlnv l? Alluhl . s1 banal-slower wane ...-with "Mm Pacific Grant .. lanolin on .. H Asbestos .. m imperial 011 ... ... It ‘ “m ' z-s-"as" ' . "

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110W-‘ 1.111 storms ins SCHOOI/ l‘ 11.411 ' looollours EATING 6. 8* ‘ ‘ ‘.550.Hol1rs

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aiajlerouanlay. herald these were bgtnitcsriefully considered."

The hudgct. speech which was de- livéijsd this. afternoon‘ may be accur- itely dsacribadlspurely an sntl-‘ slectionl-ond-lhutfat ‘the same time, onehof the‘ most skilful and best ar- ranged thatjhas ever ‘been presented to Parliamcnﬂhutlt is essentially a. Gvnlérvlt-ive r- and v pr tectlonist Budget sensing the growing feeling even in theMiddic Wsst- for protec- tion from United States inovstlon and‘ economic‘ invasion. after years of lillitlly lying down, public feeling st the; last / moment is being ' placated." f After four‘ years. one of thc most important [recommendations of the Duncan report for "llrimediste refer- enceQto ‘the Board of the iron sudsoselludustl-y ‘in Nova Bcotis is lwlhs‘ at ipsst uoornlpod. Death bed repentance ‘lwili be pardoned in the

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variety or whaigvcrit is of thllpoil- tical ct ' ‘ by which hé ought ill-respect of his great} achievements in politics, to be known.

The general opinion, here even among Conservatives, is that the Budget speech is the cleverest picc: of political‘ vaudeville that‘ hssbeen put upon the stage in many ycsrs.. The leader of the opposition -who moved the adjournment of the de- bate. referred to the Budget as made in Washington. Otherwise be ap- proved at the principle as isr jss fit went. Not being inytho _ nfidcncc of the opposition I have no advice of what will be the attitude of the Con- servatives but I imagine that it will be one of limited approval of course‘. claiming the credit of the policy now being adopted. ‘ 1 . It isquite within the possibilities that the opposition will pt the Budget proposals. but. with» the reservation that they do not go far

651111118 campaign as "a supreme vir-

‘tuc, of Liberal government. Ibr nine ; . u-luhe the Budget snissue. As in the‘

yearlnths Liberal’ Government has hen __haid under the thraidom of the ‘l Progressives. Now that-their hold in

the West‘ has "weakened the hold ; course has been taken.- not exactly to ‘, discard thcm.' but in essential res- ‘ pects to disregard them. GrstitudeI has-been defined from s political point» of view as a keen appreciation of favors-to come. The Progressives having served their purpose in ‘ ,’ the prcsentgovcrnment in power may look out for themselves in a strong reversion of public opinion in--_tl-.le Walstl" ’l?erhaps ' they can orientate themselves to the new situ- ation. In-the meantime, Mackenzie Kingremains as the most outstand- ing representative of the genius of

enough, In that event the sting is taken entirely out of his endeavor ‘to

csseof the Export Liquor Bill, on which he threatened to Jgo to the‘ country he wishes to create an ex- igent issué. v

The only other thing of note. hss been the divorce bill on account of which Woodsworth of Centre Winni- peg scored s victory. By threatening that he would hold up all the aoo odd- dlvorce bills by protesting‘ them by moving all“?! dments. which, might extcnd the session‘, for months,» a. compromise was arranged, the com- promise being thst Mr. Woodsworthh hill should go‘ through and g now stand for its third l sdirlg and the divorce bills from the Senate should‘ go through enbloc. _ "

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1am Allegharly .. 2544' Anaconda . c211 Bendix svlatwh .. .. 401-; oorsolldmd Gas 1251s. nomluloh Stores . 2211i meotrlc Power so Light 021s tuwrnationsl Harvester . i ’ Intel-nan 1 hydro nlec. 451. _GenanlAmhllt .. _s51a xehusootooonper . . ' Mon‘ “Ward Niagsnfludaonrowor ... roor‘sr_‘oo.n Peelers» Ibfd .. Passmountﬂayers Leaky --- - 67h nadlo s21; stsddud on of New Jersey .. 101-‘. sterling-spammed A m4 Ygllufhruck ....... 24 Belrsﬂoebuck .. Bi mantel-...“... :01.‘ ofr. n. . 201 Gas-urn! .. 46'4- 0. 5.59mi... 1121.4 balms Bank orNmscocla m auusfor Montreal... . m. Bank.of.-qonuneres.... . -- 3591 Royal nahryn... 301. gnlqhtqot “any come in the irrsin - of astlnna. The victim cannot lie

doom sleep is driven from 111a,! 1,1,1...‘ lflhatjrateful relief u the lrn- , mlisdiap affect of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's ; iiuuudy. n bsnishcs the . frightful conditions. clears the bllj the afflicted ones ‘ p wit} sleep.“ soundly and rest-i ‘fullyhl a child. Insist on tho genu-~ loop-t your MM mulli-

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CHURCH 1 i1.11* 11:10am .1P0RI_"N,¢E.BAR°N “ i o: MW willow §l~.1~1°=*161111 1,1911?‘ . l .1?".°.“"1 “ ‘lvvhouwf

111 ~11 EPMORIPAAM

MB; WILLIAM HEMPHILL

(The Olds GLTttcTOIds Alberta‘), A shadow was cast over the Llobley district onltlondsy, April zlstxwhéh

_ it became general knowledge that sh ‘esteemed resldent- in the person of ' ‘William Addison Hcmphill ‘had poss-

ed awIy in the early morning at the age of 59 years, following a short ill- ness of complications of the ‘heart. The ‘eceascd was the son oi’ the late Mr.‘ ‘End Mrs. mum ‘ Henlphill of Gcorgetovm. P. l1. I. l-le is survlvedhy

v his wife ilormorly‘ Sadie s. whltuliu

of Dartmouth) and sonFrsd. - ' - "_

The lste Mr. Hcmphill Wis a man of exemplary character and wsswcll and favorable known both lnthe Lobley district and his former home tow-not ‘Trenton. N. 5.. and Prince Edward Is- lsnd, where he spent the major part

v of his’ life. He moved to IDb-l-QY, Al~

berts. five years ago._ where he led an active life on the farm. o When known that his illness had

M developed s serious stage, his broth-

ers. Charles and Melbnrne l-lemphill, of Saskatoon. Saskatchewan-were no- tried, and arrived at hobley a few hours prlorto their brother's passing.

The funeral, which was largely st-

‘ tended. was held on Tuesday lifter-

noon. April 22nd, and the remains in-

terrcd in the Lobley cemetery,

(Halifax and New Glasgow papers nlvue my)

JOHN DONAJIOE '

The community of Rosenesth and outlying districts were shocked and deeply saddened. when _ it became knovm that John Donahue. had passed to his eternal reward on Good lH-idsy at the comparatively early age ciksixty-thros yesrs. "v

Deceased had been receiving med- ical treatment for three weeks or more but no thought of death en- tsred the minds of his lovingyife or family until within o few hours previous to his death. when he

gradually became weaker. ,and after _

receiving the last sacraments of Holy Ohurch._he went forth to meet ifs ‘Maker. m

The 1m m. Donahue lived all to! fe at Rmmeath in peace and has-v]

lmony with his fellow-man.‘ was"a

good neighbour, ever willing to iorld a hand in time of sickness or troub- le. and thcIfore-most in any move that; tended towards» the advance.- ment of Church. school or commun- ity at large. John Dmahue was a man of lnastimabls character. his word was ills honor and he‘ died» ‘ac- loved by ‘all men as testified by tha large number of people of all creeds. who cams miles on the poorest roads topaytributstoamanwhobyllis esunplary life. earned the love and rcqlaot of all whokrlcw him.

He leans to mourn thalr loam}

g. diacorlaolstc widow, alaoraly use».

as funny or ninpairls‘ dud innit boys M.” twenty three yam. elm whom prcant lat ‘ his ‘finloiii.

lelmony of the good‘ n-tust ca-

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Jseiuven. dccelsed. and}; ‘ribbed. s: all alsulnamn»

‘lruvlllu smuggled}. .1. .

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Merle-n.‘ =11.- l»: 411-‘911- M11- ert_ Davsnalix. cor. xm‘ and mul- boro streets.‘ _ ,_ s-o-al

runs. wlr1l_ rufo rscssoss Fancy Family ‘Cake and Pastry MOW. anal-large sills mixing bowl. Free. Askiyour-Vgrocer. Get your; while they last. 3514-5-64 week

rzulorsn VIQPIH-Mr. ‘w. 1-1. 11-. gsn, Hope Riuerhlvho spent the win tcrnlonths with hissons-in Ottaw. srrlved home on _Baturdsy last, look» ing hslc and hearty.‘ ‘

scxnowusiidllizufr-cho Princ: Edward. islalld- Yuosplul _ acknow- iedlcﬂ mihfizhuuus ___doho‘l;ou o: $140.00 from §Hnilme Bros, as shah: of profits of their anniversary sale. l. . ' .11 "_—" ‘ THE MITE» Zion WomenfsMissionI-ry Society u-Ll‘. be held in ‘the sohqolroomi Wedms- d8)’. 8 p. Elizabeth Mc- Dougall, _ Graduate ;- Deaconess. 1111i give the Missionary address. 3611- 11.

l- cnuacn _.or‘_, SOOTLANIL-Rc: EwsnMacDoug-sll will presch Sutur- dsy 10th st Argyleihoreut 7.30; unﬁ Sabbath llthfutgnesuhle‘ _ st 10.20; Cape ‘Pl-averse- at 2.30; sndﬂummer- side at '! p._m.,Also Monday 13th at Coleman ‘at 7.30 p. m. -_ '

~ rohlos oounrl-st»~the Polio’. Court witkfdlylvlﬂbfﬂlllﬂ two adjour- nedcases were dca-ltm-ith. ouefmuu for operating sgradio- without license wssfinad. ii land costs or three days,

wasdismissedur _ v

Ncvrsnhn_nvcs‘{r_-_-rhe_ first hur- risge ilﬂtiicfncwjcatholic Church, Sununerfleldf‘; ' _k_pl'oce- on. Wednes- day- mornirlgltlast. 1Aprll‘~30t_h,‘ when Mr. Irsncislllllooney. ofitlewton, Lot 2d, ‘(late ' offieifast, ..,Ir)elspd),. ‘was united with Miss‘ Olive Msrtll-i, eldest daughter of 1Mr. ilnd-Mrsf Maximo Martin, of liinylersld. V.‘ The Ipsstor, Father Francis McDonald. ; performed the nuptialj- cersnlony._-,.'I‘het newly wedded ooupls wllireside in Newton. -Congrstulitions.. _‘

nrn cnoslnrizsrmo - The weekly Juniorc-Rsd meeting was held in Cherry fvilloy onlriday‘, May 2nd. There were.” members pres- ont. ‘Meeting. opened by jsinging a. Red Cross Hsilth aonglhllnutes were read ‘byjthe, _ Boll ‘call was responded‘ by "Youlglllavorlte, Name." Treasurer's report fwas then read and ldqrted. 10f the Health ' . '*"'.'—'" ' 6 neighbours. , ~ . The-funeral took‘ ols-oeoﬂlhurs- day to 1 All - Saints- Church, Cardigan, when a large con _‘ of peoples-s- sernbled, uei-eulhr‘ by train. motﬂFI carriages and on foot. to psy s‘ inst fsrvlleli to ~ a iﬂﬂﬂi "111 "W. comf o-the sorrow stricken widow. and fsthsrless children.

A high mass ofluquliem, was suns so the psgor_3_ljlev..lt.< qltoohey. who also performed the services 1st the wan. l 1 - ‘ “the pallbearers were JohnGlllis. M. Hulpltt, 11.1.]. polishes. Os. Pools Chas. nah-ls? Fohn ‘svnllvshf

' May l-lel-Rcat ‘1u=‘redoe

box‘ prsnmo. o; 1

the other for} similar charge.

High-Gra

unusually sttracti

° Pa able in American GI

Officer. Bettie Hayden" was then rand. Collection was taken up by the collector, Sterling Ings. Rccitations were given by Misses Clara. and Es- tell Mclsauc and Master Willis Jud- son- ~

PIONEER RESIDENT-The lowing death from the B. C. Raisw ofAprii llwlllberead with rtirct by many old friends. Mrs. Msrths Ferguson McMillan. aged ‘l6, vlddow of the late Cont. Ronald McMill-m. formerly of Charlottetown. P. E. 1.. pug“ awgy [jridny night at home of her son, Thomas C. McMil- lan. 649 Ftfth Street. lVLrs. McMillan wss born in Prince Edouard Island snd is survived by one daughter. Mrs. 1.1a. Howard. dud two sons- Thomss C. and Roland. The fun- ersl u-sg held Monday sfternocm at the family residence, 835 Sutherland Avenue. REV. J. C. Switzer officiated and interment nus in the family plot. Masonic cemetery. Mountrn View. Burrnrd Flmersl Cl-lspel was in charge of funeral arrangements Dc- caused had been a resident of this province tu-‘erlty-four years and 0i this cit-y twenty years.

PERSONALS

Among the passengers by the s.

(Patriot Please copy) 1

S. Harland from Pipette yesterday

offerings oi‘ recommended issues :— ' _ , Price Yield '7, about about ‘Province of Alberta 5% Bonds, due 1959 .. . .. . T’. .. . . .. 1011/5 4.90 Province of Manitoba 4% Bonds,‘ due 1957 . 87.05 4.85 Province of Manitoba 4%‘); Bonds, due 1944 .. . . . .. . . . . 95% 4.90 T fEd dto.N.B. i’ B ds.' 1960........ 971 » 5.15 ‘Esme; P02211895 lrst Mortgage ggndsf-‘dllie 1945 . . . . . . . 100A 8.00 ‘Calgary Power 5% 1st Mortgage Bonds, due 1960 . . . . .. . 94 5.40 Cal P 6 C ult‘ PrefrredSh 98 6.12 ‘Gagxﬁu 123;; 25% llsltlMsorzgfage Beonds, dufelsiﬁﬁ . . . . . . 96% 5.25 ‘International Power 7 % 1st Preferred Shares . . . . . . . .. . . . Market 7 .78 "Montreal L.H. & P. 591,15 Ref. 8r Coll. Trust Bonds, 1970 101% - 4.91 ‘M t lTram 5?’ .,&R f. Mt .B d,1955.. 96 5.29 ‘Ngllriarsotia L. Zea? 5910, 1 nMol-tgeage Bgleldsuodlues 1958 . . 95 5.34 ‘Ottawa Traction 59$}, 1st Mtge. & Coll. Tr. Bonds, 1955. 100 5.50 ‘Otta L.H. &P.5 R f. Mt . C ll. T .B d .1957 100 6.00 ‘Wingzeg Electric 613E112. Molg-tegaie gondsl,‘ dugnmsﬂ . . . 102 5.84 ‘Abitibi Power 8r Paper 5% 1st Mtge. Bonds, due 1953. .. . Market 6.00 ‘Alberta. Paciﬁc Grain 6% 1st Mtge. Bonds, due 1946 . . . . . 97% 6.25 ‘Canada suoouhlp 6% 151 & Gen. Mtge. Bonds, 1941 . . .. 91 6.37 ‘Donnacona Paper 514% 1st Mortgage Bonds, due 1948.. . l 92 6.25 ‘Donnacona Paper 6% Gold Debentures, due 1948 . . . . . . . 91 6.87 F P] 671tMrt Bod,d 1948...... 1001 5. ,-F‘$Z.“.‘.P1ZZZZG..Z 1§Z§§...§i.,“o.‘i°o.o . h” e 3? ‘Montreal Apartments 51/§%1st Mtge. Bonds, due 194s. . Market 6.25 "Rolland Paper 6% Cumulative Preferred Shares . . . . . . .. . 94 6.38

itb common stock purchase warrants. <

Full particulars of these or other securities will be furnished upon request.

i Royal Securities Corporation

Riley Building, Charlottetown

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de Investment Securities ,3

l Average yields on fixed-income securities, at present prices, are

ve. The following is a selection from our current

as well as Canadian funds. i Ex common stock purchase rights.

Limited

Telephone 822

[was m. .1. .1. MacDonald. Canadian National siosuuhlpl, who

4 arrived at St. John this morning

Rev- D- Macvicar. Thorhurn. N. Soifrom Bermuda. on the c. N. s. s Pﬂld l flying visit in Chirlﬂtidtmﬂ lLsdy Hawkins where he has beonat- iyesterdsy to visit his old friend, Rev. handing eh, 35mm“ “we develqp. ‘IW. Bruoc Muir, St. James. ment board conference at which . were present representatives from Miss Mny mhhouu. who llsslstesmship lines, tourist agencies odd ulcer: spending the “inter with herihozels. The Canadian National ‘sister in New Glmow. N. B. h“ N- stesmshlps. Mr. Ores said. has an turned to he: homs in Albany. ma“, cg my “m,” 1n "..."..- trovel in the wast Indies service

Among (111030 arriving 0n U18 ll-N during the “gum p” u gm‘;- trsin Monday night froln Bastonmed Mm m, “Vi,” yen‘: Th, 206d ‘ho lststed.

Marion Morell, ‘rheress Muc- Dorlald. West St. Peters and Annie Steele. Little Pond.

l‘.- f CHERRY VALLEY INK DBibPB

Mr.’ George C. Allen . Travelling‘ ‘Bggage, Milk and Mull agent of the ‘ 'I‘i-1e~ma.ny friends of Mr. Robert c. N.'R.. u-it-h headquarters in Monc- ,1 McKinnon. of Esmsclifle. are sorry m“ was m, a business mp (,0 the ,7 to lcsm of his recent illness. Qty yesterday and was given n. cor-i l ‘m, welwme by his mend,‘ M; Allen] Mrs. Blanche Steele and three H,“ hm cumin; m me Island g0;- ichildren, of Gasperesux, are visiting several years. i m chm‘ Pant’

I ____ ! ; Mr. Fred Irving and w. Albert TOURIST TRADE 'l'O ~ E Mclnilis, have been very busy scrap- - BERMUDA ‘INCREASES ing the roads for the past week in ___._. - lthis vicinity. Fred and Albert sure M“ Jgmq N_ 3,, lvmy s-The are hustlers. tcur- ‘ . lpsxtosgeﬂfromzell-géoblrglzlrtluileclared} Miss Amanda Murphy was a recent ‘nu-mus gm, pqgsengcr manager guest of Miss Lettie Currier.

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