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share-the entire proﬁts from the investment of its ‘fundsand control

' itabsoluiziély through its elected boardof directors.

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outstanding institutions of Canada, with‘ assets of $60,000,000 and assurances in force of $270,000,000.

_You should know about us send you our book-

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Life Insurance. Let

utual Life Ideals."

' H. A. EBERS Provincial Manager

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HADIFAX, A-pril Zﬂr-Ciuotations furnished ‘by ‘Ward & Johnston, Memlber-s Montreal‘ Stock ‘Exchange. Bell Telephone .-. -------- -- 127 -

Brampton --.-___»..- - 86 St. Lawrence Flqur- __ —< Ottawa Power '._... _ — Cuba Cane Sugar --- -- —— Cuba Cane Sugar Pld. .... __ 68 Pan. American Petroleum--. 46%

American iCan. ---,_-.. Brazilian Fractloirl- ‘ Howard lSmlth ‘Pld. -

"Howard Smith Com, ___ 62% Spanish ‘River Preilerred" _' —~ Spanish River Com. ..-...___ 99 Steel Company of Canada ..-. 731A British IEnlpire Steel let _--- -— i Penulana ________________ __ -'- ' Abilibi ..... .-. -.--. — Sliuwlnigan ... .... 120% liaiirentlde Pulp -..-_-_. ._-.. 81% Canadian General Electric -_ -— Ganadiau Steamship Coin. _- — *0“ " Steamship Pld. ---- 61 Asbestos Com. ....... _- — Dominion Bridge .-—- Montreal Power .... 166 ‘Winnipeg Electric . -. - National Breweries -- -——' Atlantic Sugar --. -. 15 Atchlson ........ .. i 101 Am. Car d: Foundry —— Am.- Locomotive ..... __ 71% Am. Smeltlng lb Reﬁning 60% ‘Anaconda Clipper ........ _-_ 32% Candlan Paciﬁc {Railway .--- 148 New York Central - ... —— Crilcible Steel .... .- 63 international ‘Paper - 88% Kelly Springﬁeld -- 38% Mex Petroleum ..... ._ — international Mer Marine -_ —— Press Steel Car _-._- -— Reading _____ __ 53 $0lllll9Iﬂ|P80lﬂ0 - ‘$956 Siildebalker ___. 85 linlon Paciﬁc __ 130 iilnh Copper . _- 67 U. S. steel --....---_..i-.... 99% MONTREAL EXCHANGE , 1934 Victory _ ' .-.- -_' - i933 Victory ___ - 1922 Victory --. — 1937 Vlgtqry _____________ __ _-

BANKS Rank Commgrgg _ _________ _, Bank Royal --...- -- -.

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You inlay all. wiwnasfllrin or. mail

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- know it thoroughly,

lilplnsuranqssatec sjnd band's-or perhaps you

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We "gig. Oghq-ﬂ-tivatls our business. We hsvs boon in It fora long time and our Officers have been

Bank Montreal .......... _. 235 Banik oi‘ Nova Scotia ______ __ 255

Wheat, ililay 102%. Jilly 104%. Sept. 106% -

Corn. May 77. July 78%. Sept. 77%.

Oats, iMay 46%. July 44%. Sept. 40%. _

-. . . . cost oi Living Chart What were YOU paying for Hard- wood durl-ng the past mont Th; latest ligurso from Ottawa give those as the average prices. IOOD Stove o Per Cord Haiax _. Charlotlet n SL Jo n s

Ottawa; Brockvilic Kingston Bellcvilie _ ’ Jeterboro Toronto _

5' Calharines

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Guelph Kitchener- Woodstock Stratiord London ,St. 'l‘hemas Chatham |\Vindsor ' Sarnia " Cobalt

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Prince Albert Edmonton

Calgary ‘ l

Let bridge ,7 Vancouver ; Victoria

‘ i How do prices in your locality compare with other cities? Are you plying more or lsss than average? These prices are for svcrsge quality "dolivsrcdﬂgoodo.

Witch for the changes In this ‘chart next month.

Tomorrow: Rent of Slx-Rocmsd House.

a business 6f "WWI YI"°'°" °"'"

gg motors. a factor! °" I mm‘

i‘ quality style and price. Prowse

‘ Bros, Ltd.

m cliannorrarowu charters»:

lllE ciziinii oiiiiiiiii ...

slior lrom Holrnsn’: Catalog

LADIES bungalow aprons, light and dark colors. Special value 95c. Prowae Bros" Ltd. 2850-425-21.

CHAMPIONS 01 the City for

Bros Hats. 262B-4-24-3l. SPECIAL VALUES in ladies tweed ralncoaia‘ $6.60. Prowse 26504-2521.

BORBALINO HATSF-The real genuine Borssliuo hat at. the big store. Special 85.00 each. Prowso Bros Ltd. 26184-8441.

saucer the its». ‘who... and kiddies summer hat at Prowso Bros., ma. 2660426-2l.

LADIES PONGEE BLOOM 5R8, double elastic knee. Special $2.75. Prowee -Bms., Ltd. ' 2650-4-26-21.

IN MEMORIAM i

ma. ALBAN u‘. coir-m

Albau Collin, one of our most val- ued and respected employees, died at the JJIWIQHCO General Hospital this morning lrom the ellfeets ot in- juries received st the Gas Company plant on Marston street. Our- inves- tigation develops the informs/lion that Collin was inside the combus- tion chamber of a ‘boiler cleaning an accumulation of mud ilrom the mud drum. He was assisted by Wil- ined Falrow, Farrow was dispatch- ed {or tools necessary in the work and when he lelt Collin was inside the -boiler; he was holding an elec- tric light and removing the wet mud with his hand, When Farrow returned he looked in and saw Col‘- tili proetrated and calling lor assis- tance. He and Waiter Adams enter ed the boiler, removed Collin to the open and attemptd ilrs-t aid treat- niclit. Collin was removed to the hospital in the lire department ani- bulance and died shortly alter ad- iilission. M. the time ‘of writing we have been unable to dot-ermine the exact cause oi.’ the accident. We hold the greatest sympathy for the widow and children oi’ Alban Collin. —(iLawrence, Mass, paper. )

Th; sympathy of many friends and neighbors go out to lMlx David D .Collln and family on the sudden death on April 6th. of their son and brother, Alibnn N. Collin, late of Lawrence. Mass.

Alban was the eldest and dearly beloved son of David D. Collin and the late hhnlly M. Collin oil Head oi Hillsboroilgh. He was horn on May 10th, 1885. He has lived in Law rence for almost twenty years and was a respected and valued employ. ee oi’ ithe Gee works there. His death was caused by electric shock, He leaves a wile and four children in Lawrence, A large circle of rela

tives and friends around his boy ;hea,,,BsI and thick smooths, 6 24; hood home sincerely mourn his enr-‘gows’ 4 1.4_ The 10¢ graded 63 He].

ly death. -

Nor now, but in the coming years it may be in the “Better Land," We'll read the meaning of those tears, ' And there. sometime. we'll under stand.

Still trust in God through all thy - days. . "Fear not" ‘for Ho doth hold thy _ hand, .

Though dark thy way, still sing in

praise,

Souls time, some time, ‘we'll un- derstanil.

E. H. C.

MR8. JOH-N C. MGCARTHY.

The death occurred on Saturday. April 12th, of Mr. John C. McCar- thy, ol Tlgnlsh, alter a somewhat lingering illness, which, however. was not expected to terminate lat- aily. llntll within a lew hours ol her death. Deceased. who was sev- enty-llve years ol age, was e. wo- man ol estimable character and

munlty in which she lived. Her luneral, which took place on Mon- dgy, April 14th, was, despite un- favorable weather. lurid? Bllefld- ed lrom iall sections of -the parish, bearing ‘testimony to the esteem in which deceased was held by all who knew her. iHigh-Mase ol Rililillﬂm was sung ~hy Rev. iFr. Rooney, who also conducted the services at the ‘grave. The pastor. Rev: 'Dr. Mc- Lsila», was present in the sanctu- gry, The pail-bearers were, J. A. Brennan, J. A. Bernard, J. A. Hack- ett, A. "J. lBsrnard, "P. IP. Colwell. and caipt. John ‘McGrsth. ‘Amongst the many tributes paid to the de- ceased were beautiful ﬂoral offer- ings irom the employees _ol the ram," mall service and spiritual offerings lroin Rev. Mer- D- M- MacDonald, Rev. S. J. MacDonald. Mrs. Mary Gulls, the pupils and

most hishly respected in the wm- eiiaw, Earl Rodgerson. This is ‘rile

ALL THE RAGE-Butterscotch squares. Whits's.——1l.

LADIES ZBDNGK sateen bloom- ers. trimmed with contrasting col. ore. Special $1.50. Prowse Bros, Ltd. 2060-4-25-21.

MEN COME INTO OUR STORE to look over our new Spring hale they go out wearing one. Prices 82.00 to !6.00.,Prowse Bros Ltd. 2028-4-24-31.

OLYDE AND 'WE8T RIVER — Services Sunday; April 27th, Clyde River 11a. m. West River 3-11. m. Subject "The Message of the Re- surrection" Sabbath school in West River at 2 p. m.

‘LAois-s corrou crepe killwllll all good shades. $2.50 w 34.50. Prowlis Bros; Ltd. 26604-2621.

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS WILL BE INTERESTED in the illustra- tion ot the various lorms ol auto- mobile insurance in the special ad- vertisement o! Messrs Hyndman 6t Co. Ltd., in thle'lseue. 2684-4-20,etue~2i-

ANGIJIOAN SERVICES in the Pariah ol New London on the 27th lneL, will be as lollows: Kensing- ton 10.30 a.m-. French River, 2.30 p.m., lrlshtown, 6.80 p.‘m. Sunday School at» Kensingtqu at 2 p.m.

SAD BER/EAVIEME/NTJ-"MTB. Dan- iel McDonald received rthe sad news yesterday morning of the un- expected death ol iher daughter, Mrs. Lambert lrelan (nee Florence Robinson) at San iLlXlB, Oblspn. Cal, The telegram contained no par. ticulars and comes as a great shock to her relatives and friends,

SUPERINTENDENTS OF SUN- DAY $C)-i00L8-—The Sunday School Department ul the P. E. 1. Bible Society will open for the sen- sori ori May let. Any information regarding scripture memory work, awards, etc, may be had on applic- ation to Miss C. M‘ Haslam. Secret- ary Sunday School Department. St. Pauls Parish Hail, Charlottetown.

MAIL FOR OVERSEAS-This week will close the mall service via St. John and firlaliiax for the season and commencing next week all Xllﬂlllﬂ will be forwarded via Que- bec anil ‘Montreal. The Steamer Mlnnedosa eel-ls ifrom Montreal on Wednesday the 30th. The Steamer Metagama sails from Montreal on May 1st. The ‘ciirmania will salll iiirom Quebec on May 1st and the Mount Royalalso from Quebec on Friday the 2nd. All these steamers will carry lull malls.

CO-OPERATIVE SHIPPING.- Onevol the most successful co-oper- atlve shipments oi live hogs for this year was made by the Win- sloe and Montague Shipping Clubs

on April 9th. These Clubs combin- ed to shl’ two cars containing 140i hogs to Montreal. The net prlcesl realized on ‘weights at loading’ points werer-Sclects, 7 1-2; shops.

acts at loading point and 64 at Montreal. Encouraged by the above returns, the Winsloe Club plan to nlake another shipment in the near lilture.

NAVIGATION oPENs-Jriio sieam launch "Hazel R." comman- ded by Captain George MacLean, arrived from Bonshaw yesterday l'orenoon with a freight consisting of 30_cases 0i’ 68KB. 20 hogs, 6 car ceases of veal. some mutton and hides. 4 quarters ol lrcei‘. She also brought ‘the following passengers: J. J. McLeod, Geddie McLeod, John hidFadyell. A. Sellers, C. W. Crosby. James MacKay.’ Miss Catherine McNevlrl. M. Conwaiy, iMise Wiinnie ‘Coiidon, Theodore iCarragher. Miss Belle Ferguson. Allen Stewart. Siilaa MacNeillpHector Maebean, Louis Livingstone, Donald D. McFaxlyen, Neil D. Mcfdadyen, Miss Tillie Boyle Miss Elsie Boyle, M-ies ~Lilllan Boyle Miss Ethel Crosby. 'W. Drake. Geor- ge Goes, Wilfred Conwaiy. Duncan Buchanan, Everett Maclliae. George Maobean, Gordon Boyle,.Roy Croe by. Stanley Hyde, Miss Marion

second trip the "Hazel R.” has made this season and each time car- rying quite a quantity or freight. and no doubt will always ‘have quite a passenger list, She sailed on re- turn at 1.80 today. The "Hazel R." and ‘her Captain will no doubt con- tinue to giVe greater satisfaction on the route.

MORELL NOTE8.--’l‘he people of this vicinity have completed‘ their mud digging and have ‘hauled their diggers ashore, and they re- port this season the best lor many years. Mr. Oswald Dingwell landed about lorty car loads-Mr. John Jay the genial blacksmith is about to move to his new home in Mid- gclL-Mr. Harris and Winston Ding well psid a llylng visit to Midgell recently-Mr. Peter Welsh left for -

'; lng snow Ind

1M0

ojﬂlllgfon our mission ol more!-

" W-lfo ‘polling (or "' Illness of ndoins “hm "l" _ ‘ l- ghg tloavy llnanolsl otrain.

"n" 1am“. Imp“. g p; sway tllsy do their work.

YoiiFpi-oiiifooms In usual-s. Our'o oomg In su- ' stlrtiilo snow» i» hoailﬂl WW"

_ ‘lbarﬂfgpgghigfiiilllnfbmllsd Imoltloill. _ _» » s- -w¢_ p, qioefuslr financial pill-silly m onw- ' -- who)" ‘ — ' ‘ ' more working ollll- m

,’ ‘emits’ oepltaliwiil m “WM- -‘ ill»! -

Bkitars o! Notro Dame out. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Beckett. '15- 3- "c" ‘Fugue, A. R. Shea llld fulﬁll!- Ml’- and Mrs. Austin 1.1 Macboinld, J. A, Brennan and lamily. and the, “m. Auxiliary o! the A. 0. H. She left surviving to mourn the rm of s devoted mother. {our daughters. namely, Rev. Sister Bl. qmmpgr Providence, 11.1., Rev. Sister . aibercius. ol Montreal. (“nqg ﬂgcoggod), Rev. ﬁr. ll. It?!

Nous Dame-end Bost- i-lgr-tsgszher at Dawluaﬂlllilllll four sons. THIN" 5n l‘! m‘ ml‘ "y postal service, Chester-P. ‘oss- ﬂguf, Qigolsll; Justin. in smell)!

c iNJt. st l» l.’ lllllllllll. One rothilf. Jill" Morris!!!» 0P T181151!» ‘l l" "l" Illbif”

Justin, ol Sculls-all sisters of the the roads in a had 00llllltl0ll.--NI'.

18h till. aﬁiibalgilllll

mil etmsvm ill “r$t‘ia:5sa:6s: w "M" t“

Boston where he intends spending the summon-Mr. Russell Taylor has been doing some skillful work iu Veterinary business this winter he is Russell on the lob every limo-Mr. Russel Webster is hav- ing good luck with his foxes this spring. He expects to ranch some lu Church Road next tall.—-Miss lds Jay has returnqd trom Boston. -Mr. Ilddy Anderson paid a fly- lug visit to 8t. Peter's and reports

Layton Collin is a daily visitor to the village especially attending school meeting-A meeting of the rategrsysrs was hold in the lisll st m l. April 11th. mama minus s new school or remod-

Ir. H. I-l. 0o: ‘ olisl

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the old one.

' glqgﬂﬂY VALbEV-J. E. MeEaehorn

Enamel Shades An rail-Round, Eveiiy-

Purpose l§namelii_ j ,

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i on... lllill More Serviceable llouseholil- linisli by 2s Per iztii. lloine and Farm Enamel Shades Are on llia Folliiwiiiglrticllés

Interior Floors Grate Fixtures Tractors Laundry Machinery v _, . ,.. ,_ _ Picture Frames Radiators Automobiles Stoveplpes ' Chairs Veranda Furniture Dairy Machinery Tables - ' Gas Fixtures Woodwork Shelves Kitchen Furniture a Pliunblng Baths Registers -Ga.rden Seats Buggies Gas Engines Ironwork Sinks {tubs - Gas Ranges Toys Ollclotll Refrigerators Garden Tools Wagons Yachts

. Plate Rails Flower Stands Pottery Boats Farm Implements Machinery Dynamos Canoes ’ i

‘,1 1.” 1 mm

Porch Veian a a Floor Paint ,

For Exterior and interior Floors

Qffset the Wear and Tear on Your Floors Porch and Veranda Floor Paint"- h

Long wear is the quality that makes anexterior and interior ﬂoor paint economical. To give that wearing quality it must have elasticity, toughness, hardness, and be waterproof.

Floglaze Porch and Veranda Floor Paint is made with our spe- cial scientifically treated oils, which are particularly adapted to long and hard wear. This treatment makes the paint elastic, tough, hard and waterproof, and causes it to self-level to a beauti- ful smooth ﬁnish.

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l “It wears on the ﬂoor-not oil.” ' ‘i

Floglaze, with its long-wearing qualities, requires the minimum of renewal. This ls its real economy 1n saving paint, labor, and »

the trouble of tearing up the order of the home.

DEALERS) Prince Edward island 1 1

ALBERTON-J. H. Myrick a 00., us. FREELAND-Eal. J. n. Palmer OYSTER ai-zo BRIDGE-A. Peters ggpgﬁui-W, T. Bownsls FREETOWN—AuId 6. Baker O'LEARY 5T‘A'l'l0N--Turnol‘o Lid. BLOOMFIELD-Mrs. n. ‘r. Botts GEORGETOWN-J, A. McKinncri ORWELL COVE-D. 0. McLeod ‘ BONSHAW-Moll Ferguson HUNTER RlVER-Cutllfls s. Cutillls PETERS moan-J. L. M¢Klnnon , BRADMJANE_M_ K,,,,,,,¢, KENSlNGTON-—Tllplin a Co. PORT BURDEN-Chas. Doull a Son _ _ . QARDlGAN-R. J. McDonald s. Co. Kimnoss-o. A. MePhcraon nus-ricoviLLs-o. n. LOPnga GHRRLOTTETOWN-Fcnnell a Chandler MADDOCK-dos. c. Wilkinson soums-J. J. Hughes s 00., Ltd.

“W: TETOWN-Stlnley, Shaw ‘M°NTAGUE(LOWQi‘)-—W. A, Pools s. Co. SPRINGFIELD weer-a. J. England

., ‘fl , Fur,” MORELL_E, w. McEwcn er. versus-c. s. anus. Ooh MURRAY HARBOUR-J-‘lrowso a so», LtdST. Louie ‘TAP-w, P. Oallighan a C9,. ".4 A MoKlnnon MURRAY RIVER-Cook s. Son SUMMERSIDE-F. w. olmi; 60., us.

can“ ' I 4am» A RamsiyMT. ALBION-W. J. McEschsrn °°NWAY' Pkluci c‘: N w,“ I MT. STEWART-W. L. McLeod °M"u9"B°'W“"' R Q NEW ANNAN-Mossc Bros. iLfggg-fg“: i‘ ass-o: NORTH LAKE-E. D. Fraser EL i —— -'

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‘rvus VALLEY-R. .|. McNeil, us. VlCTORlA—Wrlght om.

VERNON-Mrs. Jss. MIDCONIIIOR WELLINGTON-Amount! A onion.- Lu ' WOOD isLANno-J. H. otusrt ' '-

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