` 19 1933 'rua cHARLo'r'1‘E'rowN GUARDIAN PAGE ELEVEN
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.i§Il1hgl'all'l:I11fail1it5Biirric->1\s  E S II I- I F T For Slabilllzltllicllhstry I World Eoolliligllefrence
,,, decrll Hlimblehll. Canadian :IN   0 I  (By James P. Salvage, Associated 01';-AWA, May 1g_R,ep,-¢s¢n;E_-
Prel Bill! Wl‘lI¢l') ' Press Stal! Writer) tives irom Canada to the World
WASHINGTON. MBY 13-(A‘P~)- Eco omic Conference would have
H. mdmd, May _ n
‘ _ (gy, )-The Women's Ns- E A bold eiiort tc, link Government to be determined in the iight of the
_ ow ' ‘ Y tion-ended its ' and industry in ii partnership de- order in which the prohieuir would
ual on_ today with dec-
uitimste abolition or all tarin ber-
Odlty M a r k e t s
old Firm
Th, mgetlng applauded last night's
David Lloyd George in
111°); ~- white-hared war-time
premier declared his belief Brit-
wfg digumament proposals dld n0¢
rm* - R€a(ElIl0l1 'HS COIIl- there. _ ment or Premier R. B. Bennett in
In
NEW
oe purposes. Further reduction ot dress I° the R‘e'°h5I'ag'I
9 Weights °f tanks and lumaden The Stock Market surged up a-
ight” °f “¢’°P1“”°5 b“d8°°”Y.bout $1 to ss iu many prominent
mII'“U~°n °f °"`m°‘m°“t"' °°mPI°°e'is;ues, in the most active trading
b°uu°°' °I mmI'a"7 'md nav” in a week. but lost part ol its rise
Vilum' Wm* °U°°W° °°“tI`°1 °‘/N' in the late dealing. The Bond
vi1iWi=“°“- Marker was grhrrhiiy ihoiihcri io St, F1*3,11(3jS Xavier
 Although Ujiji, where Stanley
A "°5°1"I'I°° °“ t"°'d° °°“d°mU°d advance, partcularly thc German
e goveminent's tariff policy as a issues and ,~Ej15_
'Im and 8 we to natlmml Co mcdity markets made only
lfare. ,It urged general lowering Hmnzld p_ogIess_ when at chwago ANTIGQNISH, N, 5_ May 1g_i heart of Africa, it is not i.nacces-
otlve duties and quotas. The Brit- 5311620520: t 1;/§tut;;Son;t cixwa 32;? ;llllPl)o;ESIlIioP‘Irx;\ll¢I:l'ss Xllftilelilhlgnifiir   tAw';iia);hoIiJ1ltjII;giTitlmg:J :Zhi mal:
_ Government, it said, should pushd up more than $1 a bme|I sity were announced Et the ¢onvo-' coast to the lake; (now it can be
» z the lead at the forthcomingdhen ml back to close only 40 to cation exercises of the University done in two days.) Livingstone had
» ld Economic Confereme with ‘50 cents ,_ bale above yesterdays by Rt. Rev. Monsignor H, p, Mu- an arduous and dangerous trek: one
nstru ve proposals for “econom- final prices. Pherson, President-Rector. |may now travel in a. comfortable
;i.<&vmeut." q~,,m,,,,e, on the stock emhang, Major port oi' the endowments compartment of the Tansariyika
ihe meetiiis adopted s resolution exceed-d 4,ooo.ooo shares. ameri- has wma from the Carnegie Gor-
ressins Sympathy with German ooh 'reiepiiohe touches s112.a1, aIi>°i‘i1U°1i» Whi°h has contributed
berals in Hltlerized Germany. new high for 1933 End closed at $35,000 for extension work, $10,000
ter considerable discussion it was' $110.87, a`net gain of $3_32_ U, 5_ for the college emergency fund, and
ecided the resolution be sent tg Steel ,ore $150 to $5025, then lost $4,500 for the library. | Ujiji has 15,000 people. Other Ai-
. rmany via Holland in the hope hal! its g‘in. A gain of more than Frederick Swidell, of Rockville, rican villages have no kind of plan,
might escape the Nazi border $3 carried Alled clmmim] acr0ss` Conn., has given $5,000 for the en- the huts being dotted about as
nsorshlp. _me 5100 mark for the mst time in doivment fund, while the balance of though they came down in a shower
.fijg mm-E than E yea; Ny; gains gf 51 ‘$10,000 has been made up by the from the sky; Ujiji has as clear a
EEMANY ONCE MORE or so were numerous. Scottish Catholic Society. The latter plan as New York, and its long
contribution will be a yearly one, ‘straight streets cross each other at
-A-*__ Irisht angles with all the precision
d ultimate abolition of all pm-
1N sasucn or "KUi.'rm;»»
BER-LIN. May 18-Former crown coNra‘N'r
incess Cecilie euiogized Chancellor forthe fact that our patriotic dutiesi _ Old men show the spot where
ltler today at a. meeting in which can again be performed," the wife of I
8 Kiieiiizen Luisen Burid, a Right- the former Crown Prince said. Who with a little cannot be con- Stanley’s outstretched hand. Today
t patriotic wcmen's society former- Baroness Von Hadeln, president of, lent
' under the wing oi’ the National- the society, appealed to the mem- Endu es an everlasting purfsh- E mission smog; and a foot,-,au
ts, acknowledge the Nazi chief as be “to hammer the idea of the na- ment.
rs
. supreme leader. ` tion, of kultur and the race into all _Robert Hengck Chu,.ch_
"The Chancellor has our gratitude German women."
Sillied to restore DIUSDGFIISY was be discussed, and he was not in a.
nom( on complete disarm- “F8811 upon the United States Con- position to make a statement at
t than ma British govem- Stgck and Bond Mar, gress today by President Eooseveltl present as to the personnel oi’ the
am¢-ii . .
g gpossd at Geneva and for and attracted the immediate sup- representatives to the psrley from
Mn pr kets Show Favorable port of the Democratic majorities this country. This was the state-
Mr. Roosevelt asked almost un- the House of Commons this alter-
limited authority to force the stab- noon.
ilization ot industry. Through licens His own personal opinioli was
ihg ir ueoesssryfshs io initiate the "1" he Sh°“1d be in ii- position
YORK, May 17-(A.P.)-A most extensive public works pro- Where he °°"Id advise Qttawa- 95
so ,K ,,,°,,g,,_ 1,, ,_ ,,,,,,_,,,,,,,¢ ,.,,_ fresh iiii: in fihauciui markets tc- gram in the history of the Unites t° Whai fevfesenieiives w°uid be
solution the Federation urged 'tdtal day accompanied favourable trade States. Congressional leaders im- required t° enmble Particular ¢1“¢5'
abolmon of ae,-ml b,,mb,_,ument_ and dividend news, and a con- meddately began drawing their lines tions t° be dean' “thi said Mf-
The Brmsh proposal would wow structlve interpretation in financial together and Chairman Doughton Bmnelt- N0 solid pilfpose would be
MH _Q _ ent from the ah. for p°l_ quarters ot Chancellor Hitler's ad- of the House of Representatives served' he °h°“5ht' by 55km! b‘”Y
ways and Means conmmtee said ministers to sit around London
quioir and brief hearings would bo Wee
held to permit presentation of theI to
legislation on the floor of the consideration ot the problem with
House next week. Wm
ks at a time without being able
have their minds directed to the
ch they wished to deal.
E Ujiji Today
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T WE HA-\/_E PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
THE APPOINTMENT OF
CARVELL BROS., Limited
' As oisTR|_suToi=z oF
_C-I-L PAINT PRODUCTS
Charlottetown, P. E. I. -
CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED
PAINT AND VARNISH DIVISION
C-I-L Paint Products last longer-retain their colour
and gloss better-are easier to apply-because they are
the result of unceasing research and development in
 the laboratories of Canada’s great industrial chemical
organization. C-I-L chemists, unhampered by time-worn
theories, set out to make better paint. Their developments
were, to the paint industry, revolutionary. They created
, .paiilt products which have set completely new standards
I. of durabilityland satisfaction. There is a Pre-Tested C-I-L
Paint Product for every painting job-created, by cheluicul
genius to do that job best.
FOR YOUR PAINTING-USE .
IN *___ iicers and 57 men in charge of
and Livingstone met, is in the very
Railway, and on reaching Kigoma,
the railhead on the lakeside, the
remaining tive miles to Ujiji are
covered by taxi.
of a. gridiron.
Livingstone stood when he grasped
he would see there a motor road,
match going on.-The Living
A Long Way Round
' (Special to The Gum-dia.n)
VANCOUVER, May 18-The
longest way round was the cheap-
est way to destination so the S. S.
Baltic travellfd all the ‘way from
En d d th H to Ja
glan arour: e orn p-
an in order to avoid the heavy tolls
through the Prhamh osnsi. '1"he
Balt'c was sold by English' ship
brokers to Japanese interests for
scrap and an English firm took
her from Liverpool Eng., to Osaka,
Japan, where she will be dismant-
led in the shipyards there. 10 of-
Captain J. B. Corte members of the
crow which manned the Baltic on
her 63 day voyage round Cape Hom
have arrived ,in Vancouver from
Japan on the S. S. Heran Maru and
left on the Continental Limited oi’
the Canadian National Railways
for Montreal where they will take
ship back to England. The S. S.
Baltic which was is passenger liner
of 24,000 tons was sold practically
intact including cabins and public
rcoms fully equipped. She was a.
famous ship in her day.
J. P. MORGAN’S NIECE
LOOKING FOR A JOB
NEW YOR.K,_May 17.-Mrs. Alex-
ander Hamilton, niece by marriage
oi J. P. Morgan, is looking for ii
job-because, she says, “We're hard
up."
She is trying to get a job in s.
bank, she' said. 
"We" includes her husband, young
Alexander Hamilton, nephew oi’
Morgan and direct descendant ot the
original Alexander Hamilton. She
calls him “Sandy."
"We‘re hard up-honestly," Mrs.
Hamilton said. "1'm looking for a
job. I wouldn't want to take one
from somebody who needed it moi-e,
but I'd like to have some regular
work, with si. salary. I’m trying to
get into a bank." »
ST. OATHERINES WOMEN’S
INSTITUTE
The regular monthly meeting oi
Bt. Catherine`s Women‘s Institute
was held at the home oi Mis.
Thomas Morrow on May ~l3tli, with
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THE BEST owe/1. Tins
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GOLDEN JUBILEE
50 years ago, in 1883, this Company commenced llic ruanu-
lactiirc of rubber goods in Toronto. Today, the quality of
its product is known all over the world, and il has grown
to be the largest all-Canadian rubber company. The factory,
iiliowu below, employs 1,500 people, and covers an area of
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GUTTA PERCHA & RUBBER, LIMITED
Ili-:id Oilicez Toronto Branches from Coast to Coast
(MADE BY GUTTA PERCHA)
In the ROADCRAFT Tire, the
value you get is outstanding.
BECAUSE
The ROADCRAFT costs less than many
other tires.
BECAUSE
The ROADCRAFT has the famous Cum
Cushion construction that gives greater
mileage and greater safety.
BECAUSE T
The ROADCRAFT has now the tough
Resisto Tread - slow - wearing rubber,
long-life tread design. The tread pattern,
of extra width, gives exceptional grip on
the road, for maximum traction, and
braking power.
BECAUSE
The ROADCRAFT is the tested quality
product of 50 years of experience in the
rubber industry in Canada. There is no
Substitute for experience. `
BECAUSE
Roadcraft and Gutta Percha Tires are sold
with a guarantee, for 12 months from the date of
purchase for passenger car service, against any
condition that may render the tire unfit for
further service, where such condition is due to
ordinary wear and tear, or injuries thereto
caused by blowouts, cuts, bruises, rim cuts,
under inflation, wheels out of alignment, faulty
brakes, or any other road hazard.
Ask a Gutta Percha dealer to
show you this great lower-
priced tire. Then put ROAD-
CRAFTS on your car. You
will get more mileage, and
greater safety in every mile.

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DEALERS:
The Hogers Hardware Co., Limited. C, F, J emmett,
Bruce Stewart & Lo., Ltd. Tanton B;-other-5_
§"rfi-i-_ E is A - ,_.
six members and three visitors in
W attendance. The attendance was poor
due to sickness and to rainy
°“'" weather. The vice President occup-
ied the chair. Roll call was answered
by paying a. nickel. The minutes oi
the previous meeting were ap-
proved as read. lt was moved by
Florence MacNevin and seconded
by Helen Morrow that the school
committee buy enough paint and
oil to iiriish the interior oi the
hall. A letter from the Red Cross
“Hi Paint Products are Sold by the Following Dealers in Prince Edward Island
R6 BROS. Ltd. CHARLOTTET OWN HENRY MCFARI ANE & C0.
C ¥ P. Brooks ...... Murray Harbor MacKenzie & Co.  I\cnslniZ10l1
WI! & Son  Murray River P. J. Noy & Co.  Hunter River
Hi'-P' ClI\°0Il  ._ Beach Point W. P. Callaghan & Co_  ._ Si. Louis
f'y-.F- Johnston  Fortlme Bridge Harold R. Mosse  New Alina"
,S. MacLeod  Vernon River D. JI Riley  Belle River
QIIIIIW & Sim  St. Peter’s H. Fred Anderson  Morrell society was read and it was decided
1' Miss D. smith  Norih nusiiro 1° c-rims the diiificr in-md of
A. - the Institute making a donation. It
 
was moved and seconded that ri'
bill of $1.50 be paid. First prize for
a "oar contest" was won by Hcicn
Morrow and Florence MacNevin and
ing "The King."
the hostess assisted by Miss Mary,
DIAGDALENS GET MORE
LOBSTERS
WHS d\’BWn bl' Helen Morrow. Ncxt{Althcugh the catclics from most oi
m¢¢IIn8 is to be held at thc school., irc I slicries of thc Aiiigdalcii Is- n.m,.ket fo? s,m,k,d hemng_ Ordm, nv-Sed “I 1, pmbabie um; they 5|-g
WI] WI I0 be imSW€l'€d by ii. riddle. lands were larger in 1032 than in an-y the Magdalens ue bm p,.°d,,_ not fm. am-ay_ incidentally th,
Tm m°°“"5 W” °I°5°d by 5I“g` mc Prem! "3 yew' me I“"dI"gs °I czrs :I sm'ked round hening, but Ma dalen Islands are the only part
'last year the marketing prospects
herring icll cii sharply nnd the
A delicious lunch was served by crm 1 ndi gs substantially, with
tlte net result that the islands' to-
Morrow. The remainder oi the tai production, slightly more than,
evening was pleasantly spent in 250.000 hundrcdweights showed a
music md conversation. Idecrease oi some 13 thousand hun-I
dredwe‘ghts. ,oi fkh taken in the Magdalena in
The drop in herring catch, whicl1i1932 have been made up from in
was the main factor in loiveriig formation assembled by the D0-
OTTAWA' May 13°*‘C~ P5* total landings, was chiefly due to mnion Department 0! PI8h¢i‘i¢I
tire unsatisfactory state ' of the and although they are as yet un-
the quantities of diiienent varieties hands.
- __"“_ _ "AL-.- _»-we ..___.__.., .Ja
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of Quebec where the fisheries are
did not encourage the fishermen to rdm nstered by the Domiukm In
seek large catch‘s for use in smok- the other parts oi the province
ing operations. The igures ss to administration is in provincial