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     THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN. 
     
    
   
   
    
     rnGE NINE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tris TERDA Yzsis" 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ac-rivn noun PRICE! 
     
     TORI-mission SECURITIES: 
     
    
   
   
    
     a year's subscription to the Sno- 
     
     qualmie Valley Record for the fam- 
     
     ily. (Mr. Fred Stephen McDonald is 
     
     a son of Mr. Malcolm F. McDonald, 
     
     of- Belfast, PE 1'.) 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Husbands should share the 
     
     house-work with their wives," says 
     
     a, woman's paper. We dell)!” "1059 
     
     selfish husbands who want to do it 
     
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     Stewart Jones 8a Co. 
     
     Correspondents of 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Members of m Montreal Stock Exchange 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
        
     
          
     
           
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
           
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Sharp, agriculture instructor in Sei- 
     
     ma Union High School, was so suc- 
     
     cessful in teaching his students to 
     
     make a profit in the poultry busi- 
     
     ness that he decided to Io 1M0 it 
     
     for himself. l-lis resignation is ef- 
     
     fective July l. 
     
    
   
   
    
     GRAND CANYON 
     
    
   
   
    
     FLAGSTAFF‘, Aria, April 7.—'I‘l1e 
     
    
   
   
    
     Grand Canyon, world famous scenic 
     
     gpot, has become the object of a 
     
     search for wealth by mining men 
     
     who report the finding of mercury in 
     
     suiiicient quantity to justify large 
     
     scale mining operations. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     in, Ghwlottetown 
     
    
   
   
    
     LINDSAY, Oal., April 0 (U. P.)—~ 
     
     Mirage avenue here is not what ite 
     
     name might imply. It la a street of 
     
     shade trees, green lawns and large 
     
     homes-and not a mirage in a mile 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
              
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Returns From 
     
     Visiting Toronto 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rev. R. Hensley Stavert, Moderator 
     
     Moderator of the Maritime Synod, 
     
     of the Maritime Synod, 
     
     ada returned a few days ago from 
     
     Toronto and Montreal, where he had 
     
     been spending some days after hav- 
     
     ing attended the annual. meeting of 
     
     the Board of Sunday Schools and 
     
     Young Peoples‘ Societies of the 
     
     Presbyterian Church in Canada, 
     
     which was called to meet in Toron- 
     
     to on March 19th. 
     
    

    
     The Board held its meetings in St. 
     
    

    
     ndrew's Institute and continued in 
     
     session for two days. The reports 
     
     of the work being done by the S. 
     
     Schools and Young Peoples‘ Societies 
     
     throughout the Dominion of Canada 
     
     were very encouraging. This was 
     
     especially true of quite a. number of 
     
     the fields in the West. In a number 
     
     of the cities in the West, where sev- 
     
     eral years ago only S. Schools ex- 
     
     isted, are now to be found flourish- 
     
     ing congregations. 
     
    

    
     The General Board of Missions of 
     
     the Presbyterian Church in Canada 
     
     also mot in the same place on March 
     
     17th to 21st. When not having to 
     
     attend the meetings of the Board 
     
     of S. Schools and Young Peoples’ 
     
     Societies, Mr. Stavert was able to be 
     
     present at the meetings of the Gen- 
     
     eral Board of Missions. 
     
    

    
     The reports from“ the different 
     
     syiiodical missionaries and from the 
     
     various other workers in the House 
     
     and Foreign Mission Fields were full 
     
     of inspiration and good cheer.. Dur- 
     
     ing the past summer, the two hund- 
     
     red Home Mission Fields had been 
     
     manned with students and the work 
     
     done had‘ been of a high order. Al- 
     
     though the past ycar has been one 
     
     of financial depression, yet the con- 
     
    
   
   
    
     tributions made from these fields 
     
     were greater than in all previous 
     
     years. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Appointments were made to all of 
     
     the Home Mission Fields for the in- 
     
     coming year.’ Most of the young 
     
     men who have been appointed, have 
     
     been young men from our own Can- 
     
     adian colleges. A .few students from 
     
     Westminster College, Philadelphia, 
     
     Princeton College, New Jersey, New 
     
     College, Edinburgh, Assembly's Col- 
     
     lege, Belfast, Trinity College, Dublin, 
     
     and from several other overseas eol- 
     
     lcges were given appointments. 
     
    

    
     Two young ladies, who are gradu- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ating from the Deaconess Training 
     
     Home, Toronto, this year, have vol- 
     
     unteered for work in the Foreign 
     
     Field and have been accepted. They 
     
     will sail for their respective fields in 
     
     the latter part of the summer.‘ 
     
    

    
     The work of the Foreign Field is 
     
     growing rapidly and every year the 
     
     staff has to be increased. 
     
    

    
     The growth of the Church as a 
     
     whole in both the Home and the 
     
     Foreign Field during the past five 
     
     years has been very marked indeed. 
     
     When the growth of the Presbyter- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘iari Church in Canada, within the 
     
    
   
   
    
     home fields dui"ing the past two 
     
     years was compared with the growth 
     
     of the United Church of Canada 
     
     within the same territory, it was 
     
     found that in proportion to the 
     
     membership of each, that the Pres- 
     
     byterian Church in Canada had 
     
     grown slightly more than twice as 
     
     fast as the United Church of Can- 
     
     ada had. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘- ' int lliirv . fi-(Wil- ‘l. Florence Simmons" 3 Edith Shaw. 
     
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     ' l’ >1 0i’ N J t" I35 Grace Diamond. 
     
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     ili-fiiiiii- f‘.\]tl:4‘.\'.\'i1\lI to tho lllllllflftllirl stage thglr plgy in the Qnyell cove + 1,; May and Juna During these per- e l 
     
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     ghf‘ illrlpllllvlllvliif hi1! been ‘M110 to 11,10 ‘an ‘m Wcdn" "Y- Pr - 9w 1,1, iods the surplus product is export- Grade H muss Bcnnettrd. Be,“ 
     
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     ..'.'.r1'i...?n';.'»r iiiic qliliiliilizconlrif It‘i1em‘1fii‘rrci‘i‘t conxmutges were appointed and next 1/, 9d to New York- Canada‘ has MagEgchefn; 2, Mary MgcEachern 
     
     your i1 is nimli-riiioly satisfactory, 1111111. meeting Wm b9 at the b93119 9f Mr5~ ‘,1 nnw 3, general tarifl Of 75 cents D61‘ and Blah. Macnocgau‘ (Cqnah- 3 
     
     n 1 . t 1 _ - ' ' ' 
     
     I-ng-llrlggfiglwiviiltiihgotpgi‘ o p ‘mhn Mcmudl‘ Lunch wastthe“ Se” |. i; bushel on potatoes; but last year, D0,.“ Gm“ 
     
     1 I 5 . —- 1 
     
     .11....’"1;.:"::"'::....1::‘:: :0: .:.':.".'."....'; t“ 1"“ ‘" °°“‘ "m" m“ ...=§du11=s1h= momhs of Aw"- Mv- -..- 
     
     f0r ilio riillro ivcriuil should lie 1111110 ,,+'..‘]'1'. June and July, we imPOHSBii 750.- 
     
    

    
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     iiiitii-‘i-i,  1212,1111(‘$110118t2¢1yi"1..1g.:- SNOQUALMIE FALLS INFANT , , f 1,2 99° bushe“ °7 “ew P°mt°°5 1mm Glasgow, Scotland, has a Cilfllpalgll 
     
     111-11011.- iriirit t 1.11mi: liflppcn 111' 111- WINS MANY GYFT§ FROM _ , , ,1 the southern United states, 1t is “am, Wmen smokmg m meatm, 
     
     11! II Iii. ti , l t v ov- -, u ; "y -1,t 
     
     1.1er'r.».:.'m1i..? |l-,.-.~1..'.?c 2°35... ‘tune liltmiltliill LOCAL BIERCIMNTS   __| ‘b5? 8m 33% 311/, _ 1y, possible that the Canadian Govern- 
     
    

    
     Kai“, "‘,‘"'“,:;',“, ;‘,,"‘:"i_“°“!,?,'" ,‘,‘,3“,'," v11" While M" - r 20% T meiit could switch a portion at least 
     
     01- . a.1~o '. 1c c :- _ -_ . _ _   
     
    

    
     m“ “" "lilm"! *|1\'"|“")<1 ‘If 39-59 W‘ "ll", M“ and Mm Fred Stephen MC it..§’.‘°<'~.. . 01,152 111% 110 007;. + ‘l. of this trade to Cuba by a tariff con- , 
     
     at .1: i1... [Ofllfll work! out n1 aiiiziirly Donald, of Snoqualmie Falls. WBSh- “on-n. 1- . ‘Hi/i 77% 74% 7W1 +9.9 h, h 1d en 1,19 “m; storage facilities in Cuba. In such a1 
     
     1.10.». .1...“ m1 no. 'l'l1e rm 11...: Ylll! , U A h .,,,,, m _ y 11 Conch 11y. 12y. 1111i. 2y, - 695m" W ° "m" a 
     
     .ii.-i.i.-...i.. 1.. ...-..., "ma... 1., .. “...-u 118ml- 5- -- W 115° e 8°" a. V _____________ count“. to w“ u; pgtgtqes as a time climate provision for storage would 
     
     Fifi;"lttfii'iiofi§f'is“{3i§§e.i"§§°'}§>t'§§§:  ,7," 7'_j_J:'$“ge3,'n:$ Eff; RUSTICO CONVENT when our own producers are not in bfh an heriznnltuis exnleifi- fight the 
     
     11'. -‘-~ " er an, un e a an 
     
     M“ "°“"""'Y "P9°"""““1 "hm"? i" which upper vaPey merchants have 1W6 market‘ o , y 1 y 
     
     the iirniliictloii of bronze lirushliigii Illlll fl d L u “Lt born m this dis Honor r011 of Rugflgg Convent for free entry Of Canad an potatoes n- 
     
     enrlir, in. th ll ' » 111' o ere o ie r- - , _ 
     
     111 1'.i'::.i.1“ns its eciiri2f‘v:ii)s1oif1::;? it’; t, t , 193, the 111011311 °t March“ Advice to Island Growors to Cuba will be agreed to. The av 
     
     tTlllélYill lviisliioss is ill] important rm:- r“ l‘ n" b t m b Grade X—Fiora MacDonald. Fkan- erase Potato Production in Cuba is 
     
     m r it -111 i -. .1 t i . ‘ w ' 
     
     1 nil.- ii.ii'§rti'lnte?.-t'.'.'l‘...“limit”. '51s.» The Ema -Oys Daren: ti ls i: c“ ‘hunt’ “rem Dmmtte‘ 011a aspect of the dill-Him‘ B1"- “b°“° 1°” ‘Wsms p" am" 15° “"5” 
     
     developed iii other directions, including Elven m6 191395531’? C“ en 3 Grade Ix_Bemadette Paquet ca, M pD mm is e15 15 the oumide 11mm n is ,m_ 
     
     "W Prmlllrlloii of busing» 11"" '"‘"" they will call at the Record office ' Ymaslzed by Hm‘ Mr‘ 3 01 , 
     
     i513! l"; llilsh “need wnfhimiry. 1,1111 111,1.» wmch w,“ enuue the baby to a cilia Doiron, Loretta Doiron. of parucular mponance 1° potato reasonable to expect them to giie 
     
    

    
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     IMly. iurirlilsi; bqeacnfiggnoef‘ ingurnvipiiini a, of hoes from me sunset Gem Grade VIIP-Helenfl JEWIS- All" producers 1,, mg; pmvgqp‘, Cuba free access to Maritime pro- 
     
     ii is 11 newer development, niiil nt the p r 5 Q3113“; 1 under the present tarlfl-s w“, need q ducal-s, who gap grow 300 and even 
     
     Present tiiiio is rclardcil l1y tlic slowing eral Store; i! solid gold ring from ‘ 1 L cm Dalton Jean ’ - 5 b h 1 “w c 
     
     un ivliicii in... tnkan plnce_ particularly G M N, c, bah s“ “es Grade VI — u . m.“ quanmy of seed next 1311' much 3 0 us es per acre. e are no 
     
     In newsprint "roducuun- f w. th. Aleliii’: glru Stgre 511i at 90mm’ Edward Blanchard‘ larger than ever before. Certified 115M118 I01‘ "BB entry.“ Mr- Milli-I 
     
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     nnnmiugcml“ INDUSTRY‘ Mgziowiirook- Bncans Si’ Eagle Brand Gmde V1421” Pmeau’ Mane seed is still admitted free Of duty. Dmmd °°""““°d- "but “m” We‘ 
     
     (‘union continues u; 11.0w r111 incrcnw Mm; m; thelUnited Groceries; a Bume’ Lena Gallant" but the Cuban growers require the ‘P011111 Prefer would be $01116 Fells-i 
     
     1"..?I".‘{““'i‘°§§..?°°‘."f.“‘ (inanlwilythieize quart of milk a day for a. month Grade v-Auce Pmeam mama Red Bliss seed for their early crop. 011M118 tliflfi- 51W (m9 "m? P" Pmlnd- 
     
    

    
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     mire fnrflqaliriiiiry, 11ml L-‘giiipnil-iiig with from me some“ Ewe DB"), a touet Gauthier, Lorette Gallant. we have not nmch Red Buss shed extended throughout the whole Wan 
     
     6.1403100 iii Jziimnry. Tim fin-rouse from . . Grade n! (ovgf B0%)-—M. Helene ' . and not a ma,‘ season“, tar,“ as 
     
     1h» 8111110 1.1.1.111. 01' i“: year is m-nrly set from the Joe W. English Phar- h d K m in this Province, though a few car- . 
     
     1.0011000 1.01.0. unlit. ins 101.11 10f.- I1‘4\'h- ma” a canon o, deems “gm Blanchard, Stella Blanc liar , Ra - loads have been mpofled ‘mm the was hnherto the case. Th,“ would 
     
     1ii1r_v, lllil , i , , , I 1 1o 1 i. ‘ y 
     
     "W" m0iilihmyvfm iatrilllHgli-fifliloiifl “lé-AVJI- globes from the E. J. Anderson Hard- leendoguangaéames Ga an ' a) Unmd State, by the potatc grown-y be stmclent to ghe the Cuban, 
     
    

    
     oso -. 1 s 1 1 I i.-i- - mon anc . . _ -_ 
     
     1101111.. iifliiirenuniztga glllittimql? 100011-11 ware, a $1.00 bill from the stile Grade H (over 80%)_E,,een Dow Assocmtion “m, the New Brunswick growers piotcction, and it ivou d 
     
     W" “" """""1"" ”'°°""°"Y “°"’“ m" Bank of Snoqualinie and $100 worth dealers are also importing a number 51-1-1 l1 10W I15 t0 911W’ thflir market 
     
     line iiiiioiiiited lo 1610000000‘ k.\\".l1. or cgt Rm; Doucet, Hlldl DOUGH}, AGG- _ I _ 
     
     1111.111: 11 9.0. of tas'toiiii"ouiput of 11..- of anything desired at Otto Reinlqig “n; B0111" EVEIYYI Dance, Georg,“ o, ca,.s_ It wmfld be advisabie, My, at seasons when their own crom iieie 
     
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      fltljffllbt: |:S¢p4.>03{i51"{,§,8 -‘,‘,-,.,}‘,?,".‘ Rod 6r White Store, all in Snoqual- Mam" R48“ A. muom MacDonald suggwts, for our growers not being marketed. ‘ _ 
     
     lllc-lctrlc i-uwei- Commission of Ontario mie: B D1111‘ 01-’ bedfwm Slippers I01‘ Grad; I (over 80%) Adm“ mm ,0 8e, m,’ seed and grow B, sumcgeng Apart from economic trouble... 
     
     an: [h_ 1 .1 P ' Cniii- - — ' . _ 
     
     “m,” ‘f,.,,(,,‘,“"Q‘AL“nNI:,,'Lf,':-Ka pigxiif 11-1111- D9- Bnd m" ‘mm the Mm SW79 at w“ Urbm Dom,“ Leo Gaumm amount o; certmed Red 31155 at“); Cuba has been in t.\.e throes of p01 
     
     ii°"""""'"°" “"" "‘“° '“'“',°,‘,"""““" Snoqualmla Falls: a lovely silk shirt ' ' m. we Cuban meme, next m1, iiicai llnrcsf. amounting almost. to a 
     
     c t’ |; L llllllTil -~ _ 
     
     xmfii] l‘il1‘i‘,1li1l,,,§‘:,f';i ¢‘-’,,.is.1|i.ii|i0.1 from the Glazier Dry Goods Co., 3 PRAOTISE ms PnEAcmNG otherw,“ the bu", o, the trade M" ievoiution- In Havana during Mr. 
     
     mv’:'",l,""'f' C“",‘.“"P{:,, ';{f,;},‘;°°" “m iakes of baby soap at the Peoples To “ken, so m m, New Brunswick lvlacDonalds visit Government troops 
     
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     lo n 11c )rug Store. both at North Bend, and s A ca! Apr“ 8 (U P)_L P growem iveie stationed on duty to protect 
     
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     life and property from bombing oit- 
     
     rag t‘, and a great deal of cvnitc- 
     
     nicnt prsiailed. The form of govern- 
     
     ment in Cuba is practically the same 
     
     as iv the United States, the 50111-111- 
     
     ing powers being vested in a sea-sic 
     
     aim Sousa of Representatives. 
     
    

    
     "Mr. MacDonald was grev v 1:11- 
     
     prescul 111th the spacious sireezs \'ld 
     
    
   
   
    
     Before leaving Ottawa l-lon. Mr. 
     
     MacDonald discussed with the Fed- 
     
     eral Minister of Agriculture the pos- 
     
     sibility of getting Red Bliss seed in- 
     
     to Canada free of duty from the 
     
     United States. He pointed out the ad- 
     
     vantage to Maritime producers of 
     
     getting enough of this seed for ex- 
     
    
   
   
    
     iimas MERCURY lflclent 
     
    
   
   
    
     factoqioOa-nadgisthelaekof 
     
    
   
   
    
     port this fall, while leaving a suf- 
     
     reserve for planting next 
     
     year. The Federal Minister was fav- 
     
     orably impressed with the suggest- 
     
     ion and will recommend it to the 
     
     Government. - 
     
    
   
   
    
     magnififwat buildings oi Have-in. l‘.-:e 
     
     ner- imnament buildings are excep- 
     
     tionally ine, and would be a crorilt 
     
     iu 1:.e capital city of any C0il'\‘i',V in 
     
     the world. Attached to each mem- 
     
     ber's desk in both the Senate and 
     
     House of Representatives, is a mic- 
     
     rophone, and loud speakers carry 
     
     the voices of the debaters to every 
     
     part of the chamber. 
     
    

    
     The trip throughout was a. most 
     
     enjoyable one, the return voyage be- 
     
     ing made direct from Havana to 
     
     New York by the S. S. Siboney of 
     
     the Ward Line, thence to Montreal 
     
     and the Maritimea. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Free Entry Unlikely 
     
    
   
   
    
     One of the difficulties in the way 
     
     of Cuba supplying her own potato 
     
     requirements which will undoubt- 
     
     ly be experienced if the present tar- 
     
     ifl experiment is continued and 
     
     which will be a factor in re-estab- 
     
     lishlng a trade arrangement satis- 
     
    
   
   
    
     The outstanding need of the Pres- 
     
     byterian Church in Canada just qt 
     
     present is that of more ministers. 
     
     Quite a number of our congregations 
     
     not having been able to secure or- 
     
     dained men have had to L: content 
     
     with being supplied by students, but 
     
    
   
   
    
     , these fields are asking for fully qual- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ified men. 
     
     While quite a largc number of 
     
     ministers have already come back 
     
    
   
   
    
     from the United Church of Canada. 
     
     and quite a few more are applying 
     
     for permission to come back and, 
     
     while also along with these a num- 
     
     ber have, from time to time, come 
     
     in from denominations other than 
     
     the United Church of Canada, yet 
     
     the supply has not been equal to 
     
     the demand. It is cstiinated that 
     
     just at present, the Presbyterian 
     
     Church in Canada needs at least 
     
     one hundred and twenty-five or- 
     
     dained men to man all of lier va- 
     
     cant congregations. Last year, the 
     
     Church lost through death and the 
     
     retirement of a number of the older 
     
     men, as many ministers as were 
     
     graduated from all of her own Can- 
     
     adian colleges. 
     
    

    
     The outlook for young men for the 
     
     ministry from among the students 
     
     in the arts courses in the several 
     
     colleges is brighter than it has been 
     
     for a number of years in the past. 
     
     if the church were only able to sec- 
     
     ure all of the fully qualified men 
     
     that she needs, of the right type, to 
     
     fill all of her vacancies, the work 
     
     would go forward with leaps and 
     
     bounds. The growth then would no 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     Wall btreet Mirror bziysz»  
     
     1 Special to Johnston & Ward l", 
     
     I'IF’EI.J 
     
    

    
     HY TIIEIII ()\\'.\' PIHYJTH “THE 
     
    

    
     NPHV YORK, April ii—'l‘he gran-rill vhiirlis-Ivr of tln- market rrnln-lriril lln- 
     
     rllniigrll In yI-utenliiy‘: ai-uainii. l'rl4"cn;;r.i1l1i1|lly ivnrlu-il luau-r with special 
     
     111-1111110410 in piurllriiliir aim u. 
     
    

    
     Recognition l1y tin- iniirlar-f I|I'I'|IH"\1'IH lmligaiilnns uggrv-I rliu: llie 
     
     mulur turn in buklllPlm will |Il‘ In‘ , ll lillill hill is furl" |;l‘ill|llil||y [infer 
     
     prices. .\t wlmt iorrl 111111111: will lulllll‘ In In slop tlii- 4111 11ml prmiilo n 
     
     level from which 1m ll1]\'il|ll'l' Iiiim-d 1'11 ll f.1l| rwuii-ry in l1 lion min tiiko 
     
     pliare, In 1m open l|lll'\'|lIil, ln-fnrr-i 1-. iii li-:1~t n lvrl rally should 
     
    

    
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     lrlevclnp 11ml trailers h|lllll|t| 11i- 111111 
     
    
   
   
    
     \\'.\I.I. 5TH .\llllll'()ll S115 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Deilpilt" Ill! liwt Hint H11- 111111" I1>\\' {rrli-rs for Hm 
     
     with the Manic frequency 1m 111-11 high ior Ilii- yi-llr 
     
     February nml Inrlliormnn- liril |11\\l'I’|1rii'|‘1l iiro 
     
     llIl“|IO at this Ihlll" 10 .01 10-. iwiirlaii. i1 |l1l\ l1 . 
     
     oven when prices “ere in ilir-lr loin in l'('|ll‘llll.f)' .11 1110 lll'l'l‘lll|lt‘f l11\\'11 \\1Iull| 
     
     he approximated imfuri- iiuy n-ni turn 11110111 in . e nmrIn-i wiiiilil In- 11 Inn-ss- 
     
     ril. Therefore we c1111lin1i1- 1o look 11111111 111i- iiirri-nr vli-i-lim- as 1| nnriii- iro- 
     
     crilure and firmly |N'||l‘\'l‘ tluit llu- riglii ~0r1 of aiip-uir: will Illllkl‘. its |l|l|H'iU'~ 
     
     flflCQ Ina-the mnrkrt 11s llie lh-i-vinln-rloun, i111 nu-n-iiriwl l1y fiiz- Dow Juno: 
     
     isvcrmrea are iippruximiainl. 
     
    

    
     The big professional operators “I111 11:11.» iu-rii 0:1 141p ail‘ 1hr nmrlzcf nIm-o 
     
     Hopi. 1020, are still pressli " l.‘ for mlld" Jllal 11a liie hill] pools In lirJil “PIG 
     
     marrying their favorite» r riirli tiny livipiiig (lien-l1y tn got. the hunt pus- 
     
     alble eighth out of llu-m. are is" n-ii-oii 111 |H‘|ll‘\\.‘ ilml in lmint 00 |1rr win! 
     
     0f the trialling Iiim Its origin 411i (lie flour ul llii- nirli a-Jcrliiaiige uiill 
     
     pulrllq: pni-iivipntzmi In priivlIclllLr 
     
    
   
   
    
     31-111‘ urn 110w lining mnile 
     
     ...-r.- i..~...._- recorded in 
     
     ' |1r11x|1l'l"t it in 
     
     lhl‘ t. g right 11111111: 
     
    
   
   
    
                
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
              
     
    
   
   
    
     It will he rurillirll lllili it 11:11 11ml 1111i ||l'1‘l‘ 011 .' : i1 Iilnl 
     
     Khflllll get down ur0111u| ii1<-.r ||rl‘\ lull‘ |~11| ln-lnn- tin-y v.0“ 
     
     n purcliilnv. l-‘iirllirrmori; n! time 1211111 L! 1111s v-iiiil that Ill!’ ilouinrnnl innin- 
     
    
   
   
    
     .\1|11l||1~|' piiiril ltrtlliglll till! Ill. lliln Hills! 
     
     April tiiiit H111’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     merit would run from Ihc 111 air “re-ks- 
     
     wiis flint when "stun-kn nn- I1ruugl1liir11uii1| llm middle 11f 
     
     ulmulal he bought 1...- flii- pull." 
     
    

    
     There l11 i111 rl-iison 10 1'1 use this \ll'\\. Murli is living inn-lo uf (he fin-t 
     
     lliut first niiiirtor rvpurtn lll'l' going i0 hi- mrry n-iuinig wliwii lllry Illllk!‘ liielr 
     
     appearance. l-‘urtlio; ilmn 111i.- It Plliivlit‘ I~|iill'l| 111.11 mil quarii-r rl-[iurln 111M) 
     
     \\'i|l Inilkn null Ilfllilillfl. To tiff-vi‘! \|li\.lm\\1'u‘r. lllflfl: ll|'4ll no Tflllsllll I11 lirllvvv 
     
     H1110 Ilia] Ilgnil o! prugrrim iii H11" l1il~liivxx pickup will be llvllllfll in the lhlril 
     
     quarter. V _ 
     
    
   
   
    
     “On fir“. ven  
     
     ' At The Prince Edward 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     ' "One Heavenly_N-ight." 
     
    
   
   
    
     opening screen a rcihly beautiful voice, and 
     
     ,yesterday at the Prince Edward ucmzirkable artistry as a comedienne 
     
     ‘Theatre. brought a welcome gift toiShe is a distinct acquisition to the 
     
     picture lovers in the person and American screen. John Boles was 
     
     voice of a lovely English light opera particularly effective in a. role that 
     
     star, Evelyn Laye. Appearing in a,callcd for miich dynamic power and 
     
     richly mounted production, with dis-,‘fii'e. He looked and acted the part 
     
     tlnguished support, an unusual rtory,of lover-hero to everyones satisfac- 
     
     and melodious music, lifiss Laycs‘ 11:4‘. Hilarious is the character cn- 
     
     screen debut was auspicious. ‘trusted to Leon Errol. whose ridicu- 
     
     A romantic comedy with musicfllous legs are no more funny than 
     
     the picture provides opportunitiesiliis clever delivery of indisputably 
     
     for the vocal efforts of both Miss comical liiics. His every appearance 
     
     Laye and John Boles in a love cp- was the signal for uproarious laugh- 
     
     lsode that, while the outcome in not, ter. He at times threatened to steal 
     
     hard to imagine, yet held the intcr-,‘ the show, but the brilliant direction 
     
     4st of a capacity audience to 1h»- ‘ of George Fitzmaurice maintained a 
     
     end. The drama unfolds in dialogue. proper balance between the various 
     
     action and song. The dialogue is elements with good and satisfying 
     
     fine, the action well timed and coii- eifect. Liiyan Tashman as the lady 
     
     vincing, and the portrayal of the of unblushing indiscretions was nev- 
     
     cabaret and night life of Budapcstlcr more fittingly cast. She was in 
     
     gives frequent occasion for song 1' supreme command of her role at all 
     
     burst-strum the entire cast as weliltimeii. 
     
     as the principals. i We recommend “One Heavenly 
     
     Evelyn Laye, as Lilli, brings to tho- Night" us excellent entertainment. 
     
    
   
   
    
               
     
    
   
   
    
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     Late Market" News 
     
    
   
   
    
     EKIICEl-l%i-l%i-i%li%ti%fi==E=-I~Z§I-C%H1XZS 
     
     lUanndian Press) , no.1" Brunswick grem mountain 
     
     MONTREAL, Qiic., Apixi il~1I motntucs, iii carlots, were unchanged 
     
     prices advanced, ciiczse eighty pound bag 
     
    
   
   
    
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     quoicitioiisfizt 90 cciits per 
     
     were lower while butter and potato ' and to retailers one dollar per eighty 
     
     prices were unchanged on the pro-‘lpound bag. 
     
    

    
     diioe and dairy market hcrc to." y. i 
     
    

    
     Carlot prices of fresh eggs regain-l‘ Iflanadlan Press) 
     
    

    
     ed some of their losses of yestci"clny' MQNTREAL. Q1100 April ll-Thf-‘FB 
     
     bglng up one 1131f m 0m, gen; on. were 5.3 cnttlc, 169 calves, 119 hogs 
     
     tsrio and prnirie extras and firsts and 3 limbs ‘("3319 9" the W0 
     
     gamed one ha]; to one Con; n, Q41 Iklonircol liicstock markets today. 
     
     and 22 cents a dozen while seconds The cam“ We"? "Klrth W955 Steel's 
     
     were one m,“ 9, a amt humor n, ,9, 111st cpl-wad. One load of very com_ 
     
     “ms a dozen Brush Cflumh,“ my illOll caivca mostly drinkers, sold for 
     
     tins and first; wore mic linll to on“ 531m “"51 m“ m“! m. "ems 5°“ m" 
     
     cent mghcr M} 25 and 2, Cm,“ a 5i to $4.25. liorzs were firm at $8.50 
     
     dozen respectively. iiiiilc icconds, m 58-75” 5°“ “T” 51°“ Sellers- 
     
     gained one half of a ccnt nt 20 cents".  
     
     a dozen. To retailers fresh Sccondr.‘ 
     
     lost one cciit at 20 cents :1 l’llli'.{"li.1 
     
     To retailers fresh seconds lost one,‘ PfiUJADELPIVI.IA' Apr“ . 7'"The 
     
     cent a, 20 to 21 cents u dozen’ omgr, clocn uiidci" William Perms “statue 
     
     grades being quoted unchanged. Rm, o“ :10? of, me Fm’ 1'13“ 1?," “n? m‘ 
     
     can,“ were L126 Gama Iicitihy 11 icii sonict iiig was mung 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Colored cheese lost one (Il"l""‘i‘ vi‘ m” "Ow" ‘mm’ The hm" 
     
     ,1 cent a, ,2 m ,2 ,_., cm, F“, m“, llllilli \'.lll|‘|(‘l‘| ziroiiiiri at a fantastic 
     
     first “me m Severn, week‘ Mmnr.‘ mic until i'C‘}7.’\ll‘llli"ll arrived. 
     
    

    
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     white ivns trridcri- it being qii -i"rl if.‘ 
     
     l0 i2 t0 ll ccnts. Rossini/s" \1""."~ 
     
     only three boxes. , 
     
    

    
     Regradcd and fresh numbci- 1.11s, 
     
     pasteurized grass butter was iin-i 
     
     changed at a1 3-4 to a2 cents a? 
     
     pound and to retailers solids were 
     
     quoted at 34 cents and prints at 3.3 
     
     cents a pound. Receipts \“(‘l‘C 75W 
     
     boxes, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     SWEET Pals; 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Hows-rs. Easy to grow and 
     
    
   
   
    
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     improved Dllxeil SIN-ct Peas a 
     
     good mixture. 
     
    
   
   
    
     English Speiicers 
     
    
   
   
    
     A rliolce lirzmii of English 
     
     rc-sclccicd SpcnrrN of recent 
     
     lntrosluciinn. Extra large 
     
     bloom. 
     
    
   
   
    
     American Silencers 
     
    
   
   
    
     Choice largo blooms contain- 
     
     ing "Eckford" Novelties of 
     
     1930. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     and keen minded people. that the 
     
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     its broad democratic system ,of 
     
     church policy, coupled with its strong , 
     
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     eignty of God and the freedom or 
     
     man, which made the great men and 
     
     the great women of the past-it is 
     
     clearly evident to all that this is the 
     
     church above all otlicrs that is meri- 
     
     ing the needs of our Canadian poo-f 
     
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     past five years, since the disruption 
     
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     the north dining these past five 
     
    
   
   
    
     strive to be patient and to still carry 
     
     on as best they can with what thvy 
     
     have, until God, in His own good 
     
     time. will send forth more fully 
     
     qualified laborers into his vineyard. 
     
    
   
   
    
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