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N .W. Ayers & Son Inc.
Open New Branch
Montreal, Que., Mardi l2.-0r-
ganization ofN.W.Ayer&Ba:of
Canada, Limited. with Odlod in
Montreal, was announced tcdq by
Adam Kessler, Jr., vice-presidait oi
N. W. Ayer dr Bon, Inc, The local
cifices in the Bun Life Building will
be opened March 19. _
In announcing the formation of
the Dominion company, Mr. Kessler
said it was the natural outgrowth of
Canadian commercial develrpment
and ot the policy or the internation-
sl advertising agency, which had
been doing business in Canada for
hal! a century.
“In the last four yes.rs;" Mr. Kess-
ler ssicL "we have been experiencing
violent changes in our economic,
commercial and social affairs which
we are prone to regard as an evolu-
tion. A iew years from now we shall
be sbletolookbscknndseethat
they actually constituted s revolu-
tion which has not aily changed
manyoiouroldmethods.butact-
ualiy submerged them in the scheme
of civilisation.
l “We dcnotyetrealilethefulllm-
plicstlons of the present trends, but
we do realize that, in our own case,
to besucomsfulincsnsdasnybusi-
ness must. also be a part ot Canada
In consequence the Dominica com-
punyhss been organised, to be staff-
ed and managed by Canadians sole-
ly in the interests of Canadian busi-
ness. Our Montreal oi!ices will have
the trained personnel to otier a
complete advertising service, just as
do our oiiioes in Emgland, Brazil snd
Argent-ins. as well ss the six Ayer
offices throughout the United
Btates.
“While Ayer of Canada is across
the frontier from Ayer oi the Uni-
ted Btatss,t.here are certain business
principles enunciated by the found-
er of this business which have no
i‘rontier.'I‘hey are the same today in
every country as they were sixty-
nve years ago.
“Mr. Ayer once said that there
would never be dead hands controll-
ing the business he stated There
never has been and there never will
be. The business is owned and mm-
sged by those actively engaged in it.
The founder stlblished the prin-
ciple that. N. W. Ayer do Sim would
always deal openly with both adver-
tisers snd publishers on the basis oi
s nxed rate of compensation, with-
out secret rebates, and we have nev-
er deviated iromthat rule.
"One of Mr. Ayer’s mottos was
'Keqping Everlastingly At It Brings
Success’ and on our emblem is the
cryptic inscription: 'BAI.B. lBQ',
which means ‘Been At It Since 1869*.
In the year 1900, sixty-five years
from now, we hope and believe that
N. W. Ayer dr Son of Canada, Lim-
ited. may have inscribed on its
shield, 'B. A. I. B. 10042"
Need Women Doctors
BA.L'I'lld0R.l1,Mar1:h10-Mcxewo
men an needed inthspraotesoi
medicine Dr. Jillnh O0ltHood-
¢oc¢i,emlnsntcsnesrqsecial.isttoid
the student body oidoucher
Gdlegetodsy.
“Wornsnwasomsconidsrsrlsn
inferior, buts-sow thatwsws edu-
estedhershsmsyprnweasimerior
beingwomsn,
hesdded hsvnamsosrnsiinstinot
that naturally mskuthembettd
fittsdfcrpreventivsmediclne.
Diseuaing thsasngerofcsncar,
Dsnlloctoodssidenlytsnperosnt
of mothers have adequate pn-
tssticn because dist ofsssm-
instionsndesnsrailncwlsdan.
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New Bridge Method
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contract bridle
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Rnhsm L. Frey.
T. Gottlieb, Oswald Jacoby.
Bclrnken Edward Byrnes.
Waldemar von Zedtwits.
has a value oi three, s
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igh card value of the
the average hand has
on dlst."lbut.ion, the
not ol>en¢d,espe¢11l~l1v in
first orsecusd positon,un1e.s the
hand has svnlure otnineorim
Ittakes scount oliitc openthe
auction with one no trump.
The tablets used primariiyto
form an initial, general idea as to
the dfenlive strenith 0( a hand.
LONG LIVER SCHOOL
roll for February:
IX-1 Mollie Pituimmons.
Dunning, I Rita Pltilim-
-i lmlyn Pound, I
3 Harry Couans.
- Juanita Campbell.
-l Elva Paynter, 2 Ar-
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Grade V-1 Ruby Campbell, I
Margaret Cousins, 8 Vivian Payn-
Grads IV-l Marguerite Poynter
and Jamsie Brown, 2 Bobbie Dim-
ning. -
Grade III-1 Irene Poynter, 2
Eunice Cos!@ell and Jeanette
Bvwn.
Gnde I1-1 Verne Paynter. 2|
Jean Cousins, I Jean Cmmhell.
Grade I--1 Margaret Payntsr.
Perfect attendance: Bobbie Dun-
ning, lhmice Campbell, Jean Camp-
bell.
-Carrie Ci. Wordside, Teacher.
MOUNT STEWART SCHOOL
Report of Mount Stewart School
for February.
Grade X-l Mary lusdliachern,
2 Ida Clarke, 3 Eleanor Douglas.
Grade IX-1 Elsie Kneebone, 2
Florence Martin, 3 Gilbert 'I‘im-
mins.
Grade VIII (Sr) 1 Edson A1-
fleck. 2 Daniel M.scA.skell.
Grade VIII-1 Stella Alfieok. 2
Cecil Macleod. 8 Lonn Jay.
Grade V11-1 Lois Bryentcn, I
Claude Affleck, 3 Lalis. Macleod.
Highest average-Stella Affleck
N.
Intermediate
Grads VI-1 Freddie Coffin. 2
Franklyn Jay, 3 Sheldon Coffin
Grade V-l Mary Jay. 2 Gerald
Madleod, ! Victor Macdonald.
Grade IV-I Ora Ross. 2 Brigh-
ton MacDou¥l~ll. 8 Doris Smith.
.
Grade H1-1 June Jay, 1 Phyllis
Affleck. 3 Bruce Affleck.
Grade I-1 D/eret Mitchell,
HH'0ld Mitchell. 3 llmcl' Chifin.
Teachers-Mary Irving, Annie
Macdonald, Helen Macdonald.
DOG TAKEN BY AIRPLANE
THAT PUPPQES Bl BORN
IN STATE OF MISSOURI
KANBA8 OI`I'Y,M0., March 10-All
the waynom NewYorktoKansss'
Oity, Blmsnnc, a Dssnhund, was
brought by airplane just soher
puppies might be Missour.-bo'n.
He owner. Frederick I-I.Hsrvey,
flnlnoéd the trio.
Today her "litter" was on hand.,
s bit wobbly but healthy-one ma.le
bunny. '
Shell, Plant
Being Rebuilt
LABGOW,l|s.\'ohl0-l\\llow-
lssdsrtbythesrmamsnt
sheffield thsmunition
Ullhlldo havenow
ovsrthslr
.egregi-
iii Eli?
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Er 5;'
53 is
ers
mor pia
Others - shipbuilding and sn-
gineering (inns-have Admiralty
contracts on hand worth eight mil-
lion pounds.
hte hh!!
production
wn factory.
their lips
erywhsse are being
heblueprint numbtr
ts theem-
don of
oonldershleadivityon
ihsbnskingupofold
uctionofscrap
inthsmaking of
'lhedemand rox-‘smspisnow
peaterthsnithssbeenaince the
war.
Another significant fact is that
ihsnumber ofemployeshssbeen
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nf increased in the government torpe-
doiactos-yatGreenook.
Yetanotherdevelopment lathe
W- rapid maesssintluouqmt api;
iron.
Contractors who have ordered
steelfcrccmmerciaipurpcsesstate
that deliveries are being held up
sndtheerctrsaglvenbytheprodu-
oenhthatthsGonrnment de-
msnrhmustcomeia-at.
BOUTHPOIT SCHOOL
lteport. for the month of Febru-
ary, 1934:
Grade Vw.-l, Ella MacPher-
son; 2, Eileen Burke; 8, Herman
Jorgensen: 4, Emma Cooper.
Grade VI.-1. Thelma Burke; 2,
Kathleen Kelly; 3, Helen Kelly.
Grade V.--l, Boyce Mncxie; 2,
Ib Jorgensen; 3, Morley Genge.
Grade IV.-l, Ruth Mhlnnis; 2.
John Rogers; 3, Daphne MscPhee;
4, Lillian Mac.Phce.
Grade III.-l, Hammond Kelly;
2, Dorothy Cooper; 3. Anna Storey;
4, Alphomus Mclnnis.
Grade II.-1, Stanley Mschin: 2,
Lois Henry.
Grade I.--1, lla!! Tait; I, Louise
Henry; 3, Margaret Mclnnisg 4,
Alsine Mclnnis.
Average of 90% or over: Ella
MacPherson, lilem Burke, Thelma
Burke, Kathleen Kelly, Ruth Mc-
Imnis. Stanley Machin, Lois Henry.
Helen Catherine Drake, teacher.
(Patriot please copy)
WA8H'INO'ION. March 10-Rh
signsticn of Mrs 'mylar Ross, Di-
rector of the United States hdlnt. as
a member of thl Democratic Ns-
t'onai Committee from wyoming
was announced last nisht by Post-
master General James A. Farley.
Farley. chairman of the commit-
tee, made pdsllc Urs. Ross' letter
of rosigmnon in onion she sua
she had tskon the step “to avoid
even sn appearance of connictlhl
interests where there are concern-
edmypublicserviee sndmyiden-
tity wth the organisation 0! mc'
 
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Mixed Colors, Blooming Bias.
Osler Now.
MIS. GORDON HACDIILLAN
Beach Weed Garden,
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Anypersonwliins
please msls your appointments'
early. ProwssBru..!M. L-1010.
LIUTUII AT IACKYILII -
W.&s.wa!'l'iVedBlt-
h'@BaokVll|°N.`B
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assssus ,
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North lake school for month 0!
Pe\l'\lll'!.
Grads X-i Charles llhobcnald.
2 Gertrude Haibonald and Amelia
MacDonald.
Grade IX-1 Rita llscbonald.
Grsds VII-il Stanley Dingwell.
:I Kenneth Fraser and Wesley Pra-
Rr.
Grade V ia) 1 victor llaibonald.
2 Thelma Madlssren.
|GradeV tb) l Peterllaabnnsld
2 Dorothy Jarvis.
Grade xv (ai 1 math Dingwell
and Ronald MacDonald. 2 llarpsr-
et MacDonald. 8 John ltadionsld.
Grade IV (b) l Plnliie Rader.
Grade II! (s) 1 Willie lls®on-
ald. I Marguerite MacDonald.
Grade HI (bi i Annes Hannon-
sid
Grade II-1 John Jarvis.
Grade I ia) l Russel llaebonald.
Grade I (b) i Bessie Jarvis.
Grade I ic) 1 Walter MacDonald
Erma C. MacGregor-Teacher.
K.lL!.Y’B CBO!!
Mr. and Mrs.'John P. Carragher,
lk. Louis Moilulgln, Mr. Walter
Cusack and Mr. Mathias Malone
were in Charlottetown last week.
lk. Wilfred McDonald oi &u.r|s
ment the week-end at Kelly's
Mr. Mike Dutiy and son, Patrick,
spent Sunday in Kinkcra.
Mrs- Joh.n E. Robartsot Charlot-
tetown is visiting her parents in
xsnrs cross _
Mr. Urlas Carmgher is in Char-
lottetown, spending his holidays.
BIG!! BANK SCHOOL
Report for lebrusry.
Grade X-l Mary Mclean, 2
Sarah Stewart.
Grade VI!-l lhrelyn Btewbrl, 2
Lester Hsyter. 8 Btirling Mlcliay.
Grads V-l. John Livingston, 2
T MacKay. 3 William Hew-
Grade IV-i Rwy Rieli.
2 Forest I-lsyter.
Mnry stewart. 8 Velma llumce.
Ia M. Herrin!-Teacher.
gilt Eli’
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siigiiig
5?;
Pllyed an exciting
which ended in s
tavor ct 01.»ea.ry.
1. the
Carnegie
attendance at
U10 m°¢i»iD3. which °'P¢ned with s
chorus by s male qusrtette. Miss
much appreciated. Other speakers
present were: Hon. G. lssiton
lharlm Minister of Agriculture
§f§§§§§.i§§§
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seliieizsiiiagrgriii
llnl. Mr Aeneas Gal
Mr. 'Phare 'A. Cam
DL‘1W.H. Denhll.
and Mrs. A. J.
lloyd Henderson
dimes, many spssbnn
ssntimsntsor
cossluhtdy
s
the public. 4
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luv. A. r. num, 1m..volm sm- -',->  J   .~ '
_ un im-   ~-'».;
 substitute for
,   Security
For_ sixty-two years the Confederation
Life Association has provided absolute
Security and Stability to policyholders.
Before you buy Life Insurance, you
will be well advised to ind out what the .
Confederation Life has to oiier. Write
now for particulars of our Pension
Bonds of $50, $75 and $100 s month at
age 60. Address Heed Once, Toronto.
12, i9°4_
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Avissx-mseotsuspsstssuitsmsm
thenquiremsntsofovvryono.
A very serious Incident occurred
at 1esrd's lllls. Oiaany on the
morningoihllrch 0. -
dron leurs had
lnsshed when the
He was alone in t
time excepting for a sm
fortumtely escaped inillry.
sidanwlsatoncecslled, theinj
men being made as comfortable as
posible until the arrival of the
morning train on March 7. which
topped especially st Les.nd's Mills
take the patient to Prince Coun-
tal where we understand
ing as well as can be ex-
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The W. M. B. of
Church met st the
(DL) J. B. Chamllio
The President, Mrs.
had charge of worship
sisted by Mrs Addison Rn
and Mrs. (Rev.) A. F. Baker. The
study period which followed was ta-
ksn charge of by Mrs. Baller the
subjects under discussion being,
“Ht-ting Into the Words Life," and
"Living 'Issues in China."
The Western Star Division of the
Temperance met on Merch
wood Hell. Meeting cp-
usual order with Bister
ter. W. P. presiding
attendance. A
vbted to ser
Currie, who is
tal. A moron
was carri edect that the
Division subscribe for two copim of
£3?
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Charlottetown
will visit rela-
Arbor-Vitae _
For Hedges
Veryesrlyarringeeunstobethe
best time to move Arbor-vitae
(cedsr).Inplmting,thepecimeos
withrowornobrancheanearthe
groundrneybesetdeq>erthsntlie
othersaoastohavesiitbenllnts.
when 'set,withrod branchesclose
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Libraries, and Miss Mcslasters, as- ‘ og!
sistant were pnnnt. Avery inter-
esting addresscu hizsrywcrkwu /
given by Miss Bsteson. whch was
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M 1- me »-=-». = Sunworthy and Resisiolite”
W A L L P A P E R S
0’Leary And Vicinity ` -
__ Brighten Your Home With Wall spcrs Thai
"“°““" "“' Gi Entire Ssiistacigm
mrs as is
Rink. msxmusnsu ms VC
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the pastures or woodlands, costin.
n0¢hlH| bill Lilo labour oi’ trmg
plantation. More than a mils is
American Arbor-vitae was plums
lor I. hedge at the Central gg.
psimental Farm, Ottawa, in loss
Where it has not hem iniurss by
dense shade from overhangiq
U08. or from other vecisl esuse,
the hedge from -this planting is
still in excellent condition, with iiv
ing branches and leaves to tin
pound. It has been krpt to about
six feet in height and six feet s-
crom. lt is undoubtedly, says chi
Dominion Horticulturlst, the best
evagreen hedge for clirnstic con
dltions sud: as obtain at Ottawa.
l08§.lA'.l1 B(!{00L
The iollowing is the honor roll
for the month of Febnisry.
Grade X-1 Lauretts Sullivan.
Grade IL--l Catherine Sullivan
I Florence Donahue.
Grade VIII--l Beatrice Sullivan.
Grade' V-l Mirion MscQusrris.
I Jean MacQuarrie, 3 Frances Bul-
livsn, I Lilian Campbell.
Grtie IV-1 Harriet Campbell. 1
Anne Donahue, 3 Robert Donsboe.
Grads Il-1 Wilma Campbell, I
Jams Bullivan.
Grads I-l 'Donald Macqusrris.
Perfect Attendance: Lilian Camp-
bell. Harriet Camwel, Wlims
Campbell. Jean MacQuarrie, Mar
ibn sweuu-ru.
Florence J. lLld.»c0d-'l‘esch¢.
. lhsrfs ldainmt rmevss stains.
 
ones m (sm 1 mush umm _.. . _,._ ,.
arm, m (J.-_) 1 J,,,,¢ Bmw  . .
Health, Happiness and Prosperity are so closely
allied that real success and wholesome joy are resch-
ed most. frequently through a change in home atmos-
phere. Witliont moving or travel you can do this’ at
atriflingcost.
Some years ago Canadian skill and ingenuity
Noweomsssfnrthsr
brought about a great advancement in manufacture of
the hsr grads known as "lUll'WOB.'I‘HY".
m=lhht lpapm gave what the public
Mum desired-s wallpaper that would retain for an
ind ts period its original beauty and color b100111-
notablo improvement in
manufacture which ves added _aneney to wall-
ps rs not of the “iURW0B1'§I'nqusJity. 'I'h¢S°
stored f
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