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consdakion. Earl llsnaiisn; lucky
table. Urs. P. Mcqueid; rreese-out.
M. M. Griffin.
A1' IUIABY - Yesterday was
llngsatne Dey st lot-ary. and Pest
Preldeut Rotation WIINILB. Grant
charactsrof_itsocMentait.sv us
assnadve-rtisingliiadiulmand
features. He was gaaoedsd esta
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death when she was stricken by an
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fungi-md room, in private fam- ‘mlmh _
gy. first floor preferred. Write ngnrgt' tg? :emu Nolan: 
udent. tl" oi this l>\l>¢l‘-_ lu of umm u mm* by "U, years sro: also one son Joseph pre-
L 5011 7' deceased her 23 years ego.
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Daohester. L-zoso. -- i Her funeral tool: place on April
-lol IAII-louse
suininerslde with ell
veniences. Price risht.
duired. ADI! either
Peters or llwley ll.
side.
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'(U» Y.-I1 Gaal'di¢n’s Braeial Ulla)
i UQ4'l‘l\lML. A9111 f-With five
new tops fc the
the lfsnatsesl
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recorded
and the
throughout the
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well. ‘ ‘
'lbstila and paper issues continued
their recent advances and soared
impressive gains Canadian Cotton:
Oomlnonrme four pointastdh while
erred was up two points at
Coit/one touched a new
cl then receded to 30%
p 1% Doints Domi-
anced to s new inal-
tc fall back to ld
with a neu point
ce Paper preferred
lit point advance at 83
and Howard Smith was also ti at
9%. Dryden, however, fared e
mall las. st. iairiwnos Cupora-
tion was 96 higher at 3%.
International Nickel in the early
deaiingstouehed snewtopatlbd
and closed sc reno, up se emu.
Canada Steamship preferred record-
ed againoflle polntsat Iii, anew
high for the year. Dominim lteel
andOoal "B”wasa.isoatanew
maximum. selling at 5%. iii se. Na-
Osr was s late feature
points while Royal
a Point.
Cement. Dominion
Corporation. Quebec
of Canada and Twin
fraotfonslly higher.
Preferred dipped 1%
48% while Dominion Glass
points and Bank of Mon-
Bralilian '1‘ractiin. Can-
adian Indudrial Alcohol "A" and
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ferred were od fractions.
Canadian Pacific Railway, Mai-
treai Power. Meney-Harris and Cei-
anese held unchanged.
Sales 36,112; Bon/ds $10,050.
HIS. ELLEN NOLAN
health till one week previous to her
Cathollc Church. of which she was
H160 Park Mass.; also seventeen
fill to Bt. Mary'.s Church. Souris,
where Requiem High Mass was cel-
°\*l‘\il4 by Father Eugene Murray,
after which her mortal remains were
laid to rest in the cemetery. The
pall bsarera were: Joseph McDonald,
Allan McDonald, Syl J. McDonald
:  _.*..______.,
htim for five days. but one line
was walking tonight. Basements in
Fredericton wer; flooded by the
river for the first. time in years. At
its peak on Sunday the water was
still one foot nine inches under the
high level reached during the dis-
astrous Shrine fresher of 1923.
Although no definite eat‘ni.at¢ of
damage could be made. it will
illl down the river at Gagetriivn.
rancher estimated his loss
ore than a soon of fox-
swept away from his
the freahet waters.
ta of Cagstowri found
necelsry on the -
their homes.
lsulerisas
Isis of the flood were less aer-
lei h (liar sections of the prov-
lies. alleush reads were inundat-
ed at a :mn points. ineludins
stretdau use main liisbwava to
Nth and neesrictor. 'nie
ll livl also wes a fec-
tloli. Purnitufo was
Otifllll *Wil
d the little
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warehouses
river
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Lumbar lndustry
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i. of vulc-
ut, end a-
Temisrouta
les of pulp-
e bark of!
old fash-
said to produce
bmdl' lillwcodthan the machine
used in rossing the logs, as it gavas
s very valuable Portion of the wood.
TN Will and paper mills all over
New Brunswick, Quebec and stats
0! Maine are running full blast,
night and day, using men in three
shifts. as many es four hundred
Ulgufi"-Y to s mill.
the pulp mills ia rt be
behind in their orderapoaod til):
Rvduct. oversold. A large portion of
the manufactured ptoduc, includ-
ins inner and lux. is siuoved dir-
ait to England and Franca, bsddes
P80 Shi/Dmehts to all parts of the
United States.
Assoon asthe ioafsoutoftl-is
rivers and lakes the river driving
will begin and than the aawinills
will be running night and day.. One
large concern employs nina thous.
and men in their woods operations.
saiwmills and pulp-mills. One large
sawmill st Oabano is slated to out
twenty million feet to be shipped
out this season.'i'his inlli is in
ollsrsc of Mr. leunders, e brother
of Mrs. Ernest Coffin of this City.
All the spruce lumber that will
be sawn this coming year is sold to
be shipped to the United Kingdom,
which shipping alone will give an
immense lot of employment to the
working msn. The English buyers
U0 buying every stick of spruce
lumber offering, and at prices mom
Ii! to nine dollars per thquggnd
feet higher- than last season. There
is nostoekcfolei lumber tohe
bought anyihere. Everything has
been sold and shipped out during
the past winter. Prices on stock
used here. including shingles, will
he much hither than last year and
'ill be Very scarce by next autumn,
if any st all offering. This year
lisswlllbsabanneryesr inthe
lumber industry.
C. N. Ri. DICFUM
(Continued from Page I)
seeaun there will be charged the
same rata ss were in effect last
year."
ly. Oificlah Silent
Bo fer. the Provincial Govemment
has received no word from the l'ta.i.l-
wey officials that the summer rata
will be restored, in accord with Hon.
11'. Me.nion's recommendation, to
last summers basis. The last in.
tinaatlon received was on April ld,
from Mr. Allister Pi-aser, traffic vice
president, flatly turning down the
gnopoeal for any reduction below the
present rates of 06.00 one way and
87.00 retiu-n. Last year, through rg.
presentations made by a delegation
headed by Premier Mssldillan, these
rates were reduced for the tourist
season to 88.00 one way, and $6.00
return.
Consultation Yesterday
Yesterday. a consultation took
Disco onthe subiect between the
'Prarisportation Committee oi’ the
Board of Trade and Premier Mac-
Millan and Hon. I-I. P. Mad’hee.
Attorney General. The situation was
fully discussed. A statement from
the Railway officials, in view of
lon. Dr. Msnion'e announcement in
Parliament. is now‘swait.ed, before
further action is taken.
Members of the 'I‘ranspoz-tation
Committee consulting with the Ggv.
ernment representatives were
Messrs. R. L. Cotton, B. A. MacDon-
ald. My Menus. rv. n. Mulch, J. o.
Hyndman, H. G. McNeely. T. E.
liaclfutt, George J. Tweedy. Alban
Farmer.
The expansion of tobacco produc-
tion in C-shade from 13 million
pounds in ini to be .million pounds
in 1902 has given rise to dimcuiliel
in marketing the crop to advan-
tags.
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(Alergeataehteeaoeeafrom)
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lritlaii ficliiiiiiila
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fiaaldiagl. lhaathllg,
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iaaliaa and Fraaaa
hella New Brunswick
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P R 0 TCESTANT
URPHANAGE
'Bae long and trrlril winter
se@s to have ddinltely taken its
isave;! within ollr:“lves we kntgrw
onweere yloeking -
hackward;wehaveturn-
randwhoisnot well
ordinary home. it is a
ef to the parents when the
dlildrencenrompfnthewarni out-
doom; no more wet feet, cold hands
or worry over winter diseases; now
consider this relief with more than
fifty children in our Orphanage
family. and a very large number or
them only babies,
But the past is passed and with
confidence we move forward, Al-
ready the spring housecfeening is
cunpleted and visitors will find the
Home in that inviting appearance
for which lt is noted.
Though the winter was long and
ocid. ou.r les-ge family has come
through without a break and with
nothing more serious than -the or-
dinan' colds-thanks to skill and
elwrt care-
Our Adoption Committee has had
may problems to deal with and
many od them the result of the de-
pressing period through which we
are struggling: a. iarse number were
seeking admission but extremely
few foster homes could be found;
we have a. hope that summer will
at least partly lift the veil of hard
times and e brighter outlook will
induce more homes to adopt some
of these healthy happy little ones.
There are boys or girls of various
ssesandwewouldbe pleased to
ans-wer any enquiries from homes
not blessed with childish prettle.
During the late winter and early
luring ordinary contributions have
almost oeesed:_ all cash donations
have slready_been published ln the
pres: we are very grltefui to the
Directory Class or the salvation
Nm! I-nd the family of Harold
Cudmore for a. case of eggs end`two
baskets of Elder novelties.
It should be notedi that the mem.-
berl of this Trustee Board give of
their time and talent without re-
ward of any kind; they are asked
to attend monthly meetings end
during such s winter the out of
town members particularly are de-
serving of the highest praise for ina
Nlularity of attendance entirely at
their own expense.
At the April meeting of the
Bolld it was decided on motion to
hold the public Annual Meeting on
the evening of Thursday, June 21st,
tho usual advertising will follow
ister. With regard to finances-our
nasal account has fallen very low
t the Provincial Government
Grant hu mined us for the time:
in the Endowment Fund receipts
have been small during the past
year: the most recent contribution
to the fund was 0300.00 from the
Estate of the late John A. Hynes,
Kensington.
In and lbbilt the Institution
the i-fliltoes recognize the neces-
llty for considerable expenditure
for repairs and replacements dur-
ing the coming summer which will
lie rendered possible only through
the fullest cooperation of our most
generous public.
It is most hsartening to the of-
ficials to hear words of commends-
tion ibr the manner in which child-
ren are looked after in the Home
but after all this has been brought
about through the sympathetic ss-
sistsnce of numerous friends. who
were willing to sacrifice scrnething
so that these handicapped children
liluht bd betwl’ equipped in body
and character to fight the good
fight and win for themselves the
reward of the faithful. Our old
world is sorely in need of a process
of character building that will
strengthen resistance against the
temptations that increasingly
threaten, Lot us consider the future
and the manly part these chiidi-rn
may play in it if wo today unite to
plant in them the seed of high
ideals; what a _icy it would be to
know ister on that we had n pert
in developing s clean sturdy char-
actor,
F S
gr-ig?
$20,000 BLAZE
IN HALIFAX
(C_F. ly G||a.rdian's Special Wire)
HALIFAX. April 23-Mice. gnaw-
ing at a box of matches were be-
lieved tonight to have been the
cause of the disastrous fire which
swept thi-oush a Bamrigton Street
tenement house leaving 26 homeless
and causing 920.000 damage.
It was the frantic barking of a
little dog "Teddy" which aroused
a sleeping household and probably
nved the lives of the occupants.
The yet dog owned by ls year old
Uangslins Sampson was the first
to give the alarm.
Filemon got the blaaa under
¢@i.!ol sftei’ battling three hours.
No one was injured. 'Drrlve chil-
dren including several infants in
arms were saved from the burning
structure.
Mice .:.-fi been seen in his place
and metcnu were always kept in
sluae box in cbs pantry. sdwam
larliss, third floor Nsident who
first noticed the bless stated to-
nkht. The fire seemed to originate
in his quarters and he believed that
the mice were responsible.
While occupants
Danny lrisnd I
ltr. and asia.
away from the
making their
the fo
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‘iiii§i;i.,,
§;:ii.§§f;.iil
,_
fleeing
lon of
broke
ey were
y from
death he
il D"
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whm
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aid, waaidrb t='.`:e the
ifiu his
DR. CREELMAN '
(Continued from Page li __
sicsl revue-at the Rirum: the
Harland escursion; the summer
dances; the propam on lciindera
Day: the ioint meeting with tho
Rotary Club when s motion pic-
ture outlining whst is being done
in this Province for crippled child-
ren was shown; the broadcasting
of the hockey games and musical
programs from e local theatre to
the patients in the Benatorium:
Christmas at the two Orpheliages;
and tha recent picture sponsored by
the Club.
The report of the treasurer. lir.
H. M. Biriirxon, showed that the
Clubwesinagoodfinaccial con-
dition.
The following committee chair-
men submitted their annual ra-
poirts: Messrs. H. H. lilnpaon
(Speakers): R. C. Chandler (Mam-
bsrahip); Prank lilcbonsld (Club
Welfare); Wallace loantlebury
(Sports and Recreation); D. P.
Bethune lPubilc Affairs); Oordoli
MacDonald itnterteinmentl; Dr.
Creelnian (Juvenile Work): James
Fi-ipps (Pines): albert Blanchard
(Munich W. J. Monaghan (Pub-
llcity); Lloyd Proude (Audit):
Stewart Jones (‘l*rustee| of the
Tuberculosis Beal Bale Fund); Dr.
Weye (Club Historian): R.. R. Bell
(Bridge Tournmsnt); U. R.. Tibert
(Picture).
Pleesing features of these reports
were the einoiuig of charitable work
accomplished, the success of the
Christmas Beal Bale Campaign. the
sports day held at the Boy'a Camp
and the Christmas presents for tha
children in the orphaliages.
The following paragraph from
the report of the Trustees of the
Tuberculosis seal lala Fund ls per-
ticulsrly interesting:
“$600.00 was given to the Rad
Crms Society to be spent. in Crip-
pled Childrens Clinics; $300.00 was
given to the Rotary-Gyro Camp for
underprivileged boys; 07 X-rays of
tuberculnr patients were paid for
during the year. st s cost to the
Fund of 800.00: e daylight screen
for lecture purpues in connection
with Dr. Creelmen] educational
work was purchased for $25.00."
There is a. substantial balance in
the hind.
Votes of thanks were passed and
will he sent to Canadian National
Hotel, Beach Grove Inn, The
Guardian and The Patriot, Irwin
Printing Co., the two radio stations.
the Prince Edward Theatre. Miss
Nona Wilson. Supervisor of Public
Health Nurses, lllss Ina Gillsn,
supervisor ofthe Boys' Camp. Mrs.
W. F. Strong, Bummersida, and her
committee, for their work in con-
nection with tha Christmas Seal
Bale in Prince County, and the
heed welter and staff oi the Cen-
adfsn National Hotel.
BENNEIT U\l|0S
ENiil|SH RACE
(C. P. By Gasrdhifs Special Wire)
'I‘0R.ON'I‘O, April. 28.-Otfladlsns
were urged tonight by Prime Min-
ister lt. B. Bennett to face and slay
their dragons. Jllst as in the days
of st. George, they were hare to be
killed-not the tangible scaly mon-
ster of mythology, but "the dragon
of the slum, the suffering child, the
suffering mother. the lack of social
Justice and the unfairness of soclel
conditions,"
“Let us go out and slay them."
said Mr. Bennett. "We shall not
be canonised for it, but we shall
have the satisfaction ct a work well
done. an achievement not unworthy
of the race from which we are
sprunl."
Speaking to the Bt. Cieorge's so-
ciety cf Toronto on the occasion of
its looth anniversary, the Prime
Minister attributed lkigla.nd's great-
nens to a genius for llvarnment. and
the power of lingliahmen to "bring
_|ust.ioe and s love of Justice to the
people among whan they settled."
,Behind these qualities were courage
and kindlineas. a sense of humor not
always caught in words. a love of
“Playing the game." an unqusnch-
able patience and deterinicstiora and
loyalty.
These were the qualities which
had enabled the British psqsle to
save civilisation on four eeeaaiorls-
tsimeet the lengbowsoftheArna-
ada. tolteady the world in the tim!
of Louis, to crush Napoleon, end to
give leadership to miristlidoui in
lille, Tlais force of character seine
from ills homes they knew, the has-
ards they ancoimtared. Dorn on an
Island. they tool to INN I0 achieve
their greatness. And bask of it all
were great miritual fuel. enabling
tha race to triumph anew over every
obstacle, to rriake the name ef iig-
lsnd synonymous with freedom.
Dlllillfl I0! IQUIITIIAN
lfA'l'Ul
Csaadha Hell
bfi) I5-lot\lP'
lrithb ll-
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SEISATIUIAL UIIEY Milli SME
`,_ Gl0ClllBS, HEAT! AND FRUIT!
H Coatfaises all this week. .f
Farmers-We want Chicken, Fowl. Dairy Butter,
Cooking Apples, Eggs, ste. `
Hilhest Prices _ Cash or trade.
CASH and 0lllIlY STURES
187 Great George Street _
PHONES 747 and 748 ~
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Round Trip
BARGAIN FARES
new cfliseev 1;
Fri. May 4, 193411
(ln eases where train asr-"
vice does not permit of een-"
section with me-lu line trains
eaa this date. tielsts will be
valid in day eoechea to sea-’
booting points the day psv-"
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ll.'l'Ul»N LIMIT: May 'I. ind.:
 from Ch'town“
Equally low fares from 
stations on Prince Edward _
Island. ._
Childress of nve and under
twelve years of ale, half fare.-
Tichets good in Day Coach-»
es only.
BU! YOUR TICKET IIAILY.
Consult nearest 'lleket Agent
for farther information.
Canadian National'
Railways ' _
 
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lllnistar I. N. Rhodes egaiint ln-
tsrimoos with me risnu of luv-
orumeut bond holders.
The budget, insisted the heed ai
the O. c. 1'., might not be based ol
party considerations but there was
no doubt it was guided by class cms
sideratious. 2
B. H. stitt, Nelson, and Bam Go-
bell, Compton, were the only @1-
ssrvatives whospoke today. Coming
from s. Northam Manitoba riding,
Ur. Stitt said he hoped the gold tax
would be modified, giving rlslid to
low-grads mines which he believed
would be handicapped by the
straight 10 Descent levy. _
Because the gold tax was the tex-
ttiori feature of the Rhodls him
tha liberal financial critic t
his biggest guns on it. "It is dis-
crimination against s particular lnv
dustry and secondly it is discrim-
ination against s particular sectim
of 
The tax would bankrupt some
mines which were operating in low-
grsds ore, Col. Ralston predicted
and it would hinder development
in many parts of the country such
as the Maritimes. Special consider-
ation should be given low grade
mines which operated on a snisll
percentage of Drofit.
"I do not suggest." continued Col.
Ralston, “this tn.x is wholly had by
any means but l am susseatinr t-hob
seems to be e lack of eppreclatlim
of the fact there are other indus-
gr: in this country which hell!
able to increase artificially
their prioes because of lovemmeriy
action. These industries have not
been placed in the same category as
the gold mines.”
Generally speakinil. YM \\\1liK;°f
the anis tax would be paid nv wb
or three sections of the oUilh¢U~
Mid the flnaliciai cr tic. critirlsi!18
the government. for taxing produc-
tlfm, not pnoiflts,
Apparently the govemmsnts one
policy to clear depression from thr-
lans was to si.-.nd by. wich dem-
opments. "counselling the troops to
have oourase and Pl'-i¢“¢`¢-"
Once or twice. Col. Ralnon re-
ferred to poslbflit rs of Ui "l°C'
tion thu vmr. "motive by tho "-
gum of five bye-elccticrili. climaxéd
by south omni, ins country. st
the earliest opportunity. will ff-
move the government from l>0"f
and register unnusteiwbiy "5 °'P'
iriion these policies have DYUVSG |\
disastrous and 000'-.V f°U“"° fm' 'h'
people of this Domin on."
There were three Dfwirm far-
ing Canada on each nf whirh the
government had failed. Col. RA!-
seen sais-ti-me d»:ve‘oom¢iii. debt
ggy'.g°n arid e balanced N689!-
All ihrouiiil his budswi iiP¢°°“~
the Finance Mln’st¢r had attemvt-
sd to "extract sunshine fi-mn cu-
cumbers" but the fact remained
gn g4m,(nlst.rat.ion'a trade record
‘gg gigmal. since it assumed oflitf.
the Bennett Government hui “|-
dgd gf,¢4,4m.tl\ti to this national
d.m_ .”_m0_(|°9 Q0 me yearly in-
tpieet burden of Q50 f°\’ W"-V
man, woman and child in thi CNN'
is-y. And en the third point. dent
ndwgu-,n_ me Government had
done notl\i‘I\s'~
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