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BY LIGHTNING
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_w Captain Walters, who hails from
Lunenburg and is bound to Chat-
Itev `D M Lamont will preach V ham from Barbadoes with a cargo
at |St.anl.llall on Satur a 'Ma 21 of moles es, havin been out six
,  t__ gh ss succession of electrical
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
lmagenuepssu' uni nu- u¢n|_»¢. sd ber wud as will in-
Ill:
Where eoples cone to our
' -ut he added to cost tp cover
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'Dash remittances to euer out mlitneeolpnny all advertise-
-lltl. In no ease can thls Ulla
resolved wltliont remittance elm:
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-.scbbcness may i~iill.' rbsi. v_""" EXEWTE 16 YEAR 0LD_rail1._i_i`='ili.li.t_ wns un-:be lust day ni
ms" and “Edward Grover" arrived Foy . :_-__ ‘/.~-_,_  the tpuipest that the vessel. was
' ` with cargoes of Inverness co I f - _ struck- The llglltniai--~4iilii'~’Gii
. A, Plckurd & lC0_ u ol l0sSINiiN”G» N- Y- MW '17--.ldl about theylofty masts and at times
' _ ._ _l fu. - '_ _i'~.‘ _ _-.;~=,_~z~_§ l-qu- -_-;_;’},~‘}-_ -'-. vgrfgéjf Whiiiliiel’-filo b0Ys ,lirst ran doth; the ispars to wfbin a
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nm. any X-.`3_ Méjégiynnn  Thm_=B_  ‘W “UW Pei" 'NiiUZii1Ul_ 13318 _the vessel was injured. After
da Wm M the Co t Cl We this ln cell 13. famous as lim the inn in' and subsided, csntsin
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___ _:_  _ N|GHT___T0mgm at 7.30 _ ‘ml *mm ‘ s ttlc| sails. managed to work the vessel
I’ » ii- 45- Wil” is io die on June in pun with much difficulty
Pio.”-fl.I?.8.ttgl;y Iwilidrlll in Clvlliitiln-11% for the murder of an' 18-year ,T|,,( Nellle T_ lvalter is 175
§°u es' I ° remainder M Q gm- tons net, _was built at Shelburne in
-a ery wil be equipped with uni- Warden -Lewis Lawes says: "It 1920 by me glhellmme Shlmlbulld.
Y 11%' 'iii i‘Y lib 'cell of horrors," in Sing sing W1, th, t k ,_
Wm “mt al 83° prison for denth He will be cl inn;  gfemninigmcrf gliewlibspilc
  ‘T ` -__ e t id ' 5.
. ___ .__ ____ -_ No_s _sxrrenv onll.i_ To- qrnocslngibgf dx; cell lis “mer and with "he" sh°"e"°d
forms. H. L. Bethune_ Major. has conle to a sad pass when l ing Company and her last, voyage
8 _ -l am forced to kill women and child- om St
,_ tn southern waters was fr _
5 6 HARLAND Ex°“"5i°” Bea re” John’s, Nild to Barbadoes with a
V  Wil' 011.9115 Mill’ 2;4U\_- Make the l\lunzi:ita’s mother believes her cargo of fm;
round trip by her to and from Or- son innocent and thinks he will
` ' F . ” well Sn that afternoon, leaves her be freed. _
- -  e docks at 2 o'clock._-Round Trip But no man, ,mlerln Cell 13 °°> "_'
tele torwlllet Ivo sont:
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ho overlooked. Advertisements
ot be acknowledged. -
FUR SALE
luisl3a1.i.aNEoUe_`
*FOR SALE-8 ROOMED C01:
tage. Apply 330 Fitzroy St.
*FOR SAL!-HEAVY BROWN PA
per, suitable for placing under
cu'pet.5oentsaro.l1atGua.rdlen
FOR SALE-`L0“l' ON BRIGHTON
Ave 80 x 107. Apply A. B. C.
Guardian olffice. _ _
'FOR SALE- HATCHING EGGS
from -my prize winners Buff
Leghom at Hailifax, Charlotte-
town. etc. ‘Prllce of eggs $2.00 per
13 eggs, $3.00 per 24 eggs. Apply
Belmont Poultry Yards, 28 Ken-
sington . Street. Charlottetown.
 
UFOILSALE COACHES OF LAND
.Blast 'Royalty ii 1'-I miios"frdm
. Ltd. Till hid
win be sold in :dis id psf.
GHBBST. mn
FOR SALE - ONE FISHING
boat 18 foot; Bottom and fitting
with sail and 10 horsepower en
gine; also another 5 horsepower
for Bano lboat engine and 13
mackerel nets and anchors. Ap
'ply for further information to
*ALL UNCALLI D FOR ¢U|T3
salts and overcoaiis from our 3|)
branches _ throughout Canada
will be sold at $14.00 each. Odd
trousers $3.95. odd vests $1.50.
in many casen this price in less
than onothiriltheir actual val-_
ue. Merchants buy these goods,
for resale to their cu.stoimers.-
Wise men will buy two or three
suite and on overcoat. For sale
at our store -only. English dei
Scotch Woollen Company, 158
Richmond Street.
'CLOTH, CLOTH, CLOTH- DOI
your women f'ol_li.s need mater-
ials in good qualities any ibeisi
dressesand suits? We ha.ve‘l
thousands of yards that will be
sold as low se $2.75 per yard,
half regular price, in goods 54‘ to‘
3| _
-_onlime ' _orl'i_lu1ity.to ¢et~xnst
ink- in glxtor.-qualities than nil-‘Q
`:;1dbu£ount:kin'wom¢n;mm‘i;|r§cs, y
o e_oaro"ot _ d- `
ylblllt i;e;i's'.£;'il a'?t"0ur store. Egg
s co Woollen Comip ,
158 Richmond Btreet. any
'annbld Drnbe, ci-lstci, not -ip. P.`
at general housework. Apply at
Guardian office. _ home of- Mr. Mac-Lean, Bayfield ‘ _ _ ,-
MALE 'HELP WANTED
MAKE MONEY AT HOME - U15
to 880 paid weekly for your
spare time writing showdards
for us. No canvassing, We
instruct end__suppiy you with
wor_k._ West-_Aus-as Show Card
5i?I'Y‘|o0, BTX.. Colborno Street
Toronto. ‘_ _ '
 pi-&_.
°3AL_E3_MAN WANTED 4__8ALES- ‘
mon a self _respecting salesmen
whose_`amibii.ioi_l_ is ' -beyond his
present occupation might find
“|1079 °°ll8°¥i_il| 911191011110!!! with
us and at the same time double
his income. We require A man of
clean ohsi-actor sound in mind
"iii 1.1061. of strong personality
Who would appreciate s life posl
Y-|011 with at fast-growing concern
whore lndust»ry"wouid. be foward
od with for shove average earn
"lil: married msn preferred.-
Aiwly to Mr. J. 0. McLean, Bell
gfgiii gtoor. alla bniams.
ii ~. UWM- Paowss
Brothers. _
--il-f-.f - '; _
- _ '  3,- Street, city. when herson. Neil Refotld 't th il '
WANTED A MAID.. for _ -wds`.wa1t_ed on b 'a gathering of observifntilig i o~ G S ver jubilee
(lllotsl Y _ li Montreal of the
irliusework, good wages, Apply friends and present-ed -wit-il a mag- ordination of Rev. J. F Johnston
rs. Bruce Stewart 14 wglgl- nificent manicure set as a token of the 'Montre I G tt ' -
fsrtroet. _,I ' ‘_  regal-tl and_well wlslies -for ‘_-hiss iSpecial_ s§rvlcDeTae;_ygs€;?:1sa'y morn.
.wANT_ _ _ _ future. The company was p ea ~ ing in the parish" church of sf__
:Ds--A MAID FOR QIN- antly entertained and refreshments M-ary’s Cl-lllg _Street east mmked
eral housework. Apply If U99;-l- were served by the ladies, and llm ¢w‘en¢y_f|ml annivorém I
Prinoy Street; ‘ humorous speeches were made con the 0,-dlnatlon to tho pringthogd
 gratulatlng M-r. MacLean on tho of F-,wh J h _R h _ ‘_ _
WANTED-WOMAN FOR GENE. prospiectsh opening upt toM yolalig tant toatlieopliistorJlii'artl:e)iP'B'i-Eliiy i
ral housework, elderly won, nlcn n t o great wes _ - r_ ac Th - _ ’ '
preferred, _Apply 235 playa; Lean left Weclnesday morning to en3r:le}f.`v’i_‘:;yg°il_,)u2le °;;a:£);]_a:g'r° _. 'gl
S"e”t' " §;‘;‘k_llt'E_';mx:;‘:1th°r im b“S'me“ in High mass was slilcmnizcd at 11 r
WANTED 5 t '*“ `Zs'i'..'i.".'§'uf"“¥`s°li_s"°"s§'§’.ffi" ”°""g.“”  ivsinbt 1-iss... cubs. -‘
~ ‘ T y C(lfl§l"H. ll-
`GETT|NG QADET5 'N SHAPE- lated the curate upon the occasion
WANTED -YOUNG QQN1-1_5. '“‘U°“i- H- R- Wiiuiiih Ui” Cfiiiiif- in' of his anniversary, while thc ser- if '
lman desires robin and mmm Bfi‘ii0iiii' Of ‘ffiliilfifi Of Wiil°S C0"°E9 mon of the occasion was delivered '
lwith :private family. Gentrgl 10 and of West Kent and tllo Agnlcul- by Father John -L. 0'Rourkc, chan- _
tiiiltion. Alplpiiy “W. S." 0-0 Guard- tural ‘Scll00l>alu<l0llLs. is getting his ielllir of the archdloccso oi Mon~
' classes in.to'shalpe_ -Previous to the rea '
_  Father O’{Rourke _expressed lto '
T0 LET Wm' `L‘°“`t~ wmmh Bowed in the the celabrant the congratulations
as inches wide. 'rbis an ex ls; nunsls`n~s~~on¢nsdssl, wbe.-e.»e~
Réquleni High -Mess was wlebre- .. _
ted by Rev. R. St. John. -'iihev ‘* » - -'  - -
pull-bearers were. M¢.SSi‘S=.. Jilii-   . .
nusbss; A. busbe-mln. iss. Doyle. Fllifllhel' Deigalls (lf
|=_oo'raAl.i..-root-bali practices
for tho coming nlatch with New
Gla.sgow~on the 2-ith of May are
THE FISH MARKET-Lobsters
were plentiful in the market yes-
terday, _large liauls liavlng been
made the previous day on tlic noi'i.h
side. They were retailing at 20
cents' per pound. Herring were
scarce and ranizell from 15 to 25c
a dozen. A few cod, the first ol' the
season'_wel'e on sale at 12 cents
per pound.
T0 G0 ON ‘JAGDALEN SERV-
I-GE.-Tllc new steamer; R. W.
J-iendry, Capt. `r. D. Campbell.;
sailed at 9 o'clock Saturday night:
to leave there at noon today for,
the Magdalen Islands via Sourls,
P. `E. I. the service for which
sho was built. William C. Leslie
one of the owners of the new
_boat and who has large interests
at ih-c Magdalena, went from here
by thc stealilel‘.-#Halifax Mail,_16.
FUNERAL HELD. yE§'rERDAv
MOR-NING. - The funeral ` ofw
thc into Mr. Joseph Lane took
place yesterday ' morning from
his late residence, Prince St., to.
Henry Smith, Henry Fitzgerald
was spent Tuesduyl last at the
E
fare 60 cents. For iurth llniorma- l. f _ ,
llbn call 713. er "S 5°” me Iii'-if-fill- l-l-lun-ni nn nibbibssn.
novlr being held each evening. it S
is understood that New Glasgow de _
sires to 'play a return match on '
June 3rd, the King's birthday.
(We wish lo speak seriously to you of tho
appalling need of future accommodation for
the Protesta_nt'orphans of Prince Edward Is.
land. Only the other day fourteen names were
before the committee, for admission to the
ii°"i<=-_'bill ine meson: building is rllisd id
Cilpiwity and we were unable to receive thcnl_
- 77° °“ii"i’ vii the Swat work of nroviding for
these helpless children ‘we arc inauglurating
ii drive for $100,000 in build, equip sud en.
dow a modern lbuilding to meet the needs of
0"’ Pi`0i»‘95ti1iit Orphans in the Province Be-
tween June fifteenth and July sixteenth soli-
clmrs Wm “Tn-“P0” y0ll_ for a contribution.
_ P.”  i Island _ _ _
"'_..__°'°*‘l'“‘ °f"':.“:':'_u
_~... /
'U-
,and P. A. Smith. 'lille services -   
 ‘at the prays werewconllucted -by  A ._ ________ _
.  _ ,- new nsibci- ivldlingbsn  _ 0f_Rev. Jann F. J linsto  i
warren- _ _ A   _ _ :_ f inet  cu-_ts ua’?3:i°
 " ` ` _ _FAni:v~l.E=t_rl. -ro Min. sell. glib  °""=fiy of Charlene-'
WANTED - Gi'RL T0' ASSIST DEAN.-1§'p easant social eve` ing ` t°WY\-
 L 1 i
ed his services. With tho _consent
of llls bishop, this offer was ac-
cepted. Father Jolinlitnn was ap-
pointed tio St. Mary’s and has been
in that parish for the past year.
The singing of il special mass
was u particular ioaturo of yes-
t.endsy's service at St. Mury's
while the decorations used to
mark the festival occasion were
of pleasing character.
DEATHS -
N-EWSON. - At _Brackley .Point
Road on May 17-til. 1921_ Dorothy
Prowse, dearly beloved and only
child -of Mr. and 'Mrs Bvllliiillin H-\
!Newson, aged seven months and
_|_w9my.¢yyU guys, Funeral Wednes-
da 1i8t,h, at 1:30 p. m.
. q_gat.-hers tho lambs in His
:_ _arms
And carries them in ills bosom.
 »~.--f<"'i-M W:
PERSONALS
nudge wnsburlun is n guest -1
the Halifax llotel. iiulifax. _
Mr. Geo. J. Lane. Halifax. WHS
 <,,,, mllma force of the South Irish of ll-Iis Grace Archbishop Brilchesi in meucity yesm,_,lny ,m_enfll.l»|g me
'T0 LET-ONE FURNIM-ilp 'Horse' and during the 'war llc had upon reaching the silver jubilee
room, situated in centre or considerable experience at the :iron reaching the olives Jubilee
l iso extended to Fatlier John-
diby. _ dibdsi-n mvmlmm il-ant with ine bbmbsrs or tbs zsbb “Smith _
. ' e congratulations of the
Apply in afternoons to 1| Elm Battalion. While on leave to Ire- pasmr' Father Brad” and also M_
Annu' _ lilllfi in 1916 he f00k IDB-ill in ilii9i` tered' the thanks of tllc congrega-
- _Lady Glenconner
British Statesman to Marry Shortly
Author of the “Enrthon
Vessel." _
LONDON. May# ;-'rbst vis--
count Grey of Fit tzfén will soon
marry Lady Glenconner is widely l
rumoredlin the 'circles in which
they"l1love. ‘Lady Glenconner is
the widow of the firsi._B_sron of
that 1in'G, Ei‘lfwa‘rd"P_riaux "l`en'ilaht,
who-'died' in Nmghber, iQ_2n_.‘__I-is
was-lt'hi‘6ther~of rs. A‘ llith
a\dyi‘eiencbnnsi-, _si sislgr affine 
-lmlusefys 'windbuni-'u.' P.. "9 cs.
'C|1l¢lt~8ecr`e‘¢_§ry to ii"elsnd,_ poss ‘ss-
elr stent beiiu'iy:__sll§i"'iil_b _ln-ilii' t
mdsiclsg and §a_li___'s_u hor." I»i_er_iat
r i ~ _ ._ 4 _ ,, ling the ‘Sinn Fein outbreak and re- tion for the services render:-ll at
    ;T|tbl:;(l,o@I:l' l~?;l;'0J::,;l_::|!§§rnw;'l?|s;e:§0 celved special mention from Gon- Si- Mili`Y'ii< The Pi"”i‘ih'»"i' “iii 31";
' ' " _ ' _ the harvest was great _hut e
to sliow that ii ginup of spirits in eral IMaxwell. lSlhortly before the the la/bore” were an wo mm For
the Astral plane has ndumed R Mu’ M P“°h°“d8°"h° was severe' that reason he particularly extend-
nelztinlnn for c2:l‘mun,l(;m}n8 Wm' ly 'wounded -and later invlilided ed to “ther Johnston thanks for
re vos nn on i. east-, so ' _ _ ‘ _
Bays S" oliver Loan' who wmm back to. Halifax, whence he had en- having sacrificed family ¢l0l:.bll0il;l: _ba ymmut "_ SMD “nd WMM has
._ ‘  ' ds- to come and or
3 pref”-_e lo The EM-il,-cl-n vos. listed. He is one of tho four iiiiil mei*
SHI-" brothers who served at the front the l'“""°“ °f tm” diocese'
=i iL“‘:;' Gi|r*:“‘;?“‘;'3"ll°“dii the iiiiii' and worked up from the ranks to Father Johnnoh.. “ner
e lu
ocra c. te cl set ir psych C
c esea h
ommissions. Since coming to
r rc ' Challottetow llc has clone s len Fliltllér -Yolliiit-‘ill iii ii iiii‘li"° ‘if
uneral of his stop-futher, the late
oseph Lane.
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Girls, Don’t Wash
Your Face
Use Llakn cold crcilm ln:-itcnll (Will
have ncvcr used anythlnl: like ii-3
Just try it nnce, and you Wiii "BV"
n _tendency to mnko the skin rnuith.
and does not clcansi- thc skin $14
thoroughly as Llnka cold cream. up
Drove it make this test: Was :£0 _
face with soap and watcr.'dl’Yb¢é2;n
oughly. then apply i<ilikii~ 60"’ _'then
massage it well into the skim
Viscount Grey. who has been ‘ ` “ ' ‘ P ` M l p E i bnving'wip<- nn inn superfluous cn»d,m.wiib
:'.‘:.l.°.:::..i.‘;°':°:°;i..°'ia‘.i;~::i ';f.°.'.:‘.3 .‘I.‘.‘f_ ‘;'.1’_;’lf.lI“...:i.?.‘“_L'::i, §I'.°_:”§’_?!’.! fi-?`S[-_f“l»-;°;»°i'f_-”1l-;_;_g;»l;__g,_gi;i- ig:
;:"“';-91v?'.liixzi ahewiggjrligd ir:-"B lfgisbt Wm not ducted” hm Wh” the in' ‘hoods oenomils gl Pi`°3e_m 8'-i0"“°Y° gines t o s
#Gd fifteen years illn. There _ill sp.ec"°nl com? 0"' _ - - 1 _-zennygm olwprilnci ligwslghdlslgnlgi i ter a dusty auto trip there is notif-
 heir to the Viscount. i L ._  ` ‘“°;t°" fa °‘:“':_":;mng _phyelclanl
n -nit wblte nidtb: rxenllno the
cloth and sec how much dirt has ac-
cumulated thereon. Liskn cold
cream cloimsos. softens and heali-
h kin. For sunburn or nf-
ing like it. its nun after slisvlniz
too.-Let hubby or brother tw it~
-_<0->>_ _.nit one _ls troubled wlth_ccrns. Y" V: V M is auoniyun comm" Unk, cold "gsm
, _ ln Bosto . while a thi
l-lnvv i=n»os_1-e in 1-H-it rnulr- u¥‘l‘§,,;‘,l;';,'f.':,q ,f;,fiZ§;i‘§;'°{'§,,,Cf,ffi usy_"ui~ls‘L.- in tile sums situ rd-_
D"°TmCT ~ ent.irsly'relisv'e the suffering. ' limit -i°iii“"°“ i' 3 5"“‘l““‘° M St"-
' --f ._,,=._,__ __ _ Dunstan‘s_ Charlottetown. i>i`0°°°‘l'|
HAMILTON, »0nt__ Mlw lg ...A . _ _ » - ing fr m that institution to follow.
with ally other you have ever used.
pnd you will need no further ariril-
ment tn cnnvnce you that_lt'll the
best._lt's put. im in tilbell. the only
lmriitrtry way, Try it tonight. You
will ho delighted. At toilet colin-
_ ~_ / _ _ _ . _ __ - _ rf _ _ the _ J
_ » f '  ‘ ' hes/vy .frost dll,-ln, me .num cam, his i eologiodl studies at tern everywhere including 1.0. sm-
 M cnnlldemble dlmqe In this  _ Grand.,ggmlngl- _‘gt Quebems  icson. Goo. U. Hufthes. _ ___ V
.....-.»_...- ........-..._ district. Throughout the Burlins- ` ' lowing his tordiiiattiogmlln $89 (-Bharij
5 .gi "nu 'M gn. 0 -ton market gardening district, the. 1°.|||¢\| gy (ugh. = _ ther Joiliiii 0i1_ i'° “ _
' un R early potatoes and tomatoes werex ( ' ‘ ‘) ` lottotuwil “iid '°i` il °°"l°d ‘ft
-. tlDro-ld of asthma, makes count-
less thousands miserable. Night
_ -ll _sift nilltth ttksetrnaad
hu “'"“‘ “ “mm '7 entirely destroyed Beans and ls L1,  seven vears served at the bis UD! 8;; _“ga” Mft; :suing Ii: “mn
'fl Us °' 'L Ci`|so'| IUMI' liarsglls also suffered sltiholilhi in I nalncedhsre, and also in rural
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the mind is still in torment from'
continual Anticipation. Dr. J. D.
~ sl temporary one iSome fear is siso "'i Afterwards he went to the Sv to _ Kenxrl Ammm mmm changes
  “|i°“.@°"'.‘° _ entertained for stio»wiierries_` UICK  ern ltstes. but was compslle m
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_ “i . 1 out the Niagara v besltb Charlotw "Nd Q” _,nm thenunleld an so--si. B sm pslw, , _m /*J
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all this* Relief comes and
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_ ' ‘ ‘T0 Salt Mines
Recent Discovery of Salt Deposit
» in Neighboring _Province one
“ of immense importance
l
_ -Mr. Charles Earle of the Earls
Fisheries has just returned from
Millosllilh. Cumberland County, N.
S., where he visited the famous
Meiileasli salt mins, the product of
which be has received theselllng'
rights for this province. Mr. Earle
went down into the mins and wp.-
eessed with a great deal of interest
the process of boring the rock ssl;
qu-t of the stratified eposit. Brine
springs have been known locally i
that' section of Nova Scotia fox;
Yiiilily years. and in‘1912 the salt
tl/asfound' at a depth oi’ 85 feet,
The discovery of this salt was _a`
'especially to the Maritime Prov-
illces as Canada up to 1918.had
been importing bait oi her annual
consurnption of salt, the only
production being in southwestern
Untarlo.
'_The imlport of salt in 1918
amounted to 165,49-i tons valued
at $1,267,169. Of this amount 100,-
103 lozis were imported for the
use of ilsllerlos, about 75 per cent
of. which is used by the Atlantic
seaboarll :ind gulf of St. Lawrence
fishing lndustry.
The average value of this salt at
point of shipment for 1918 was
approximately $8.15 per ton of
2,000 pounds. The' ocean freight
rate to bring this salt to Canadian
ports of distribution would bring
th-9 cost up to at least $10 per
ton.
The price will probably be a
normal price for salt for flsheies
for a nunlber of years to_come-
the sales price during war times
ranging between $15 and $25 per
tion at distributing points ln Nova
Scotia. if therefore, a deposit of
salt can be developed in a central1y‘
located point in Nova' Scotia, and
a grade of salt produced suitable
for the fishing lndustry, a market
of some 75,000 tons valued at $750,
000`should be available
In addition to tlils ii. considerable
demand for salt for. domestic pur-
poses in the Maritime Provinces.
could be supplied from such ade-
posit. _
' Among the foreign markets for
the salt from the lllialagash deposit
the principal ones will he the fish-
ing lndustry of Newfoundland,
which consumes, according to re-
ports. about 50,000 tons lper year,
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-industries along the Atlantic sea-
Wboard of the United States, It
remains to be seen llow much of
this American market can be cap-
most important one to Canada and ‘trade with the United' ‘ States.
and the fishin and metallur ical.
da.
One feature in regard to the
tured by salt- produced ln Canada. _
Nslsgesh deposit well worthy of
serious considarsi.lon__ _for future
action. is the posihliity ot estab-
lishing an industry for the menu-
fsctuio of sodium' compounds.
Situated as this deposit ls, with
ready access to shipping facilities
both by rail and water, and com--
paratively close to abundant sup-
plies of fuel. it is probable that an
industry using the salt from these
beds as the principal row material
could be established. which would
turn out products at a price that
could compete in foreign markets
such as South America and South
Africa with similiar material from
England and the Unites States.
iAlthough the Canadian market
alone._for salt-for domestic use or
for the cli°i\i_i0sl industries. W0llili_
guarantee its success, it will be
sean that the favoura_b1e'lpcb.ti'on
of this iioposltltowuter transports-
tlon on the_A-lantic seahoard should*
enable it. to ._ dsv_eIOD an ' export
sdutb .mics and south America.
'i’he prospecting- and mining
developments have been interest-
lngly described in the bulletin of
the Canadian Mining institute for
December 19119.- In this articlie
reference is made to active drilling
operatioil conducted in the vicin»
ity of Wiilace, Cumberland county
by the engineers of Sir A ex Mag-
uire of London, England. and to an
_installation of an experimental
plant at the Malagash mine for
hoisting, crushing and screening
the salt. The _property is now in a
position to supply the market with
several tons of salt per day, sized
to meet the several grades in
demand. and also to supply rock
salt for the use of stock. The
salt ls gradually finding favour in
the markets dealing with salt and -
salt products. For dried cod -pur»`-
poses it turns out a splendid white
fish, being free of the dlscoloring
bacteria. supposed to exist in the
evaporated sea salt. There shoulu
_bc a great demand shlofi-ly fbi*
the product of this industry Wiililil
is new to Nova Scotia. The do-l
vglqpment of the gulf fiBh6l‘i8B. it'
is declared. has hai-dll’ iliogliii-
When real development occurs salt
will be within reasonable reach
and the lndustry now started
should prove to be of great econ-
omiic importance to the province.
The money at present expended for
salt in this territory amounts to
about $1,000,000 yearly, exclusive'
of what is required by Newfound"
land. _ I
Mr. Earle brought -back samples
of the salt in its several different.
state-s and by all appearances' lt
certainly is a product second tol
none. A refining plant is soon to!
be installed and when it is it W.ill
mean an industry of vast import--
ance to the industrial welfare cf
the Maritime Provinces.
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BUNSON 2.13 1-4
Registered Standard
Bred
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Bunson is a seal brownjaquare
lzalted trotter, standing sixteen
hands and weighing 1900 lbs. He
is _sired by Blnglira, who has 177
trotters and 12 pacers hotter than
2.15 and including such horses na
Baden 2.05%, Brlscia 2.05i/4 and
Millierna 2.05%. Ho. is oonsitlered
by horsemen to be the best indi-
vidual horse lmported since Elmofe
time. _ _  _
As a trotter Hanson is praying
himself of value, having a number
of large, fine looking and speedy
offspring. He will stand at Vic-
toria for season of 1921 at service
fees of $10 and $15. _ '
F. A. WA'i'TON,
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(Guaranteed fo you by the Can-ado; Life)
their days working
avoid that.
Why Not Pension Youfself .7 '~
Cui' New Pension Plan
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mic, ou will receive
$50.50, $l00, $200, $250-'-as you may now
decide-and this monthly payment cannot cease
as long as you live.
An Income for Life
Think what it may mean td you to be certain
of an income right u to the end of life, when
you consider that  of people in their late!
years are partially or wholly dependent upon
others for support.
When they were younger they did not have
the chance now offered you. it was not‘tlie_n
possible to secure such a convenient and certain
provision as this Mont
And This is Not All ' _
Suppose some dsy before you reach nge sixty you '
meet with A mishap and become totally and permanently
disabled through accident, illness or any cause. guch i
thing has happened soon after men have secured t il new
policy of the Canada Life.
would become responsible
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