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     PATONS 
     
     10 ‘ DAY SALE 
     
     Beds, Springs, Mattresses 
     
    
   
   
    
     An Outstanding llalue 
     
     lied,‘ Spring, Mattress 
     
     $12.50 
     
    
   
   
    
     One of tile most outstanding ‘values we have been able 
     
     to offer in a long time. White Enamel iron Bed. neat dc- 
     
     sign. brass capped posts, lillk fabric steel frame spring, well 
     
     filled mattress neatly tufted. covered with art ticking. ' All 
     
     sizes. Special freight paid to your nearest station $12.50. 
     
    

    
     PA'l‘0NS. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     l ’ A lleal Goad 
     
     Mattress $4.95 
     
    
   
   
    
     A “till serviceable fibre illledlnlattress, with 
     
     layers ol felt about G inches thick. good quality 
     
     art ticking, strongly sewn and tufted. Ail-sizes.\‘ 
     
     Freight paid sass. ' rnrolvs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     All Fell Mattresses ‘$7.95 
     
    
   
   
    
     Our specal made to our own standards of softnew cot- 
     
     ton felt about five inches thick and covered with good qual- 
     
     ity art ticking, wcll tufted, French roltedge. All sizes. A 
     
     regular $10.00 value. Special $7.95 freight paid. PATON 5.. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Layer Felt Mattress $9.45 
     
    
   
   
    
     All outstanding value ill a layer felt mattress. Not a 
     
     stuffed mattress but built up in layers of fine cotton felt to 
     
     the required thickness and covered with real good art tick- 
     
     ing. well tufted. French roll edge. All sizes. A regular 
     
     $15.00 value. Special $9.45 freight paid. PAZPUNS. 
     
    
   
   
    
     All “Steel Springs $4.95 
     
    
   
   
    
     All steel frame bed springs, copper wire link fabric. fas- 
     
     tened at ends with heavy coil springs. A real good spring at 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Sliding Steel tleiieh 
     
     “L50 
     
    
   
   
    
     sliding steel 
     
     which can bc used as a couch dur- 
     
     ing the day and converted into a 
     
    
   
   
    
     Simmons couch 
     
    
   
   
    
     double or single bed at night. All 
     
     steel frame lilik fabric, spring fold- 
     
    
   
   
    
     leirlgiourlrll: mill?‘ H2211?“ ‘@2632: a low price. Special freight h-lla sass. PATONS. 
     
     freight paid to your nearest station I 
     
       Hercules Guaranteed Springs 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kitchen Tables 
     
     $4.95 
     
    
   
   
    
     White wood topped kitchen tables, 
     
     Hardwood, turned legs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     $6.95 
     
    
   
   
    
     llcrculcs Springs arc (luarantccll for 25 years. Blal-k 
     
     uramcl Steel frame patcniiill u-ovcn wire fabric, heavy rope 
     
     edge. Single, Medium and Double Bed widths. Freight paid. 
     
     Special Sule Price $0.95. PATONS- 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     $6.50 I01‘ . . . - - . . . . . . .‘ $1.95 I 
     
     :?.-:".::'.;-. a  Billy Whites. llll-llflllll 
     
      PATONS. We have just received our Swill; Slllllmclll M Bllll)’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ¢ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Carriages and (Io-Carts. New low llflcetl- 5°” “mm- PATONS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wallllll Finish en‘.- ssssl ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     t finish nil steel beds with 2 inch Hm- 
     
     llve one inch tillers at head and loot. A 
     
    
   
   
    
     Popular walnu 
     
    
   
   
    
     tinuous posts and , _. _ r l ' l L 
     
     real neat desig-n as pictuw. lflfllfi W5!’ “mm”? °“"“‘l",'["\‘,‘l_0:: 7 ‘ 
     
     sizes. Freight puirl $6.05. ‘ ' . -.-» 
     
    
   
   
    
     '21 l‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bed, Spring, Mattress $19.85 
     
    
   
   
    
     "All steel Spring and soft "all lcll Mill" 
     
     Freight paid. sllwlul fill-ll"- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Floor Oileloth Yard 53c 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bed as above. 
     
     tress. All slurs- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘nm cnmhorrmowu cumulus‘ 
     
     OQOQ§OOOQOOQOOQO+OFOQ4‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Public Forum 
     
    
   
   
    
     This column is open for the 
     
     discussion by correspondents 
     
     of questions of interest. The 
     
     Charlottetown Guardian does 
     
     not necessarily ‘ the 
     
     vllllllons of correspondents. 
     
    
   
   
    
     LIBERAL GOVERNMENT AND 
     
     THEIR PRINTER. 
     
    
   
   
    
     BOARD 0F TRADE DINNER _. 
     
     Victoria Hotel Friday evening. Tick- 
     
     8L5 may be procured from the Sec- 
     
     retary until noon Thursday. 
     
    

    
     8824-4-11-33. 
     
    
   
   
    
     LOADING LIVE H068 at North 
     
     Wiltshire on Thursday forenoon, 
     
     April 19th. Elmer Clow, for Harry 
     
     Jellkl-ll-‘i- 3808-4-17-21. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     WE HAVE A GARLOAD of 
     
     mellls fill siding Tuesday and wed- 
     
     llfiidfly. Usual price reductions. 
     
     Swift Canadian. 3317-4-17-21, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sin-In your issue of Saturday 
     
     last. in the report of the proceed- 
     
     ings of the Legislative Assembly ap- 
     
     Peal-s the. following. tabled by the 
     
     Prl-lnier: 
     
    

    
     “Question 47: 
     
    

    
     1. Did Mr. George W. Gardiner 
     
     apply to the present Government 
     
     for a Fiat. to sue the Government. 
     
     for breach of contract in regard to 
     
     Printing during the regime oi‘ the 
     
     ‘Bell Government? 
     
    

    
     “2. If so. was the permission grant- 
     
     ed. and if not, why not? 
     
    

    
     T3. Table the correspondence in 
     
     hconnectloll with the matter. 
     
     ‘Answer to Question No. 47 above: 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘wlu. Till: LADIES of Charlotte- 
     
     town who are willing to help enter- 
     
     tain the Canadian Medical Associa- 
     
     tion in June attend a “ to he 
     
     helrl in the Legion rooms, Wednes~ 
     
     day, April 18th at half past 3. 
     
    

    
     ' 3821-4-l7-2i. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SUDDEN DEATH — Ml‘. Blake 
     
     Wood, Soutllport. has received a 
     
     telegram from his brother Bruce 
     
     advising him of the sudden death 
     
     of their brother Harry on the train. 
     
     Funeral will take place from the‘ 
     
     “l. Yes. residence of his mother in Brooklyn. 
     
     "2. No permission is granted, be- N. Y. Particulars later. 
     
     cause this ‘mun has no case. , - 
     
     "3. The correspondence is hclc- SWIMMING SLASON OPEN —-‘ 
     
     lwilll enclosed. save and except n The beach on the east side of the‘ 
     
     {letter written by Ml‘. Gardiner dat- bridge is now open for swimming. 
     
     ‘cd Feb. 11th. 1928 and the reply to Last Saturday afternoon two well 
     
     {some dated 14th. Feb. 1928. These known and popular young ladies of 
     
     ltlvo letters are not on the file kept this city inaugurated ‘ the local 
     
     ‘regarding this mutter; If required it bathing season by a. clip in tllel 
     
     ‘will be necessary to go through the briny. Tho frigidily of the water did 
     
     .filcs of all correspondence in the not seem to please them in the least 
     
     ‘Premier's Office. These two letters as they il-ollickeri and splashcrl 
     
     will not add anything of importance ‘about as if it was mid summer. 
     
    

    
     ‘lie the enclosed." ‘l '—- '~<04>*-- 
     
    

    
     it will be observed that Mr.‘ PERSONALS 
     
     ‘Saunders. President of the Execu-i 
     
     ‘tive Council. Prclnier and Attorney“ Mr. C. E. Dillon. Toronto accom- 
     
     .Gclieral. etc. etc. has appointed ‘panicd by his daughter. Mist; 
     
     lhimself a Judge. and announces Thelma. ‘ls visiting in the city. 
     
     ‘that I have no case. This was tile‘ 
     
     ‘contention of Ex-Premier Bell in“ 
     
     ‘my former case. but he did not put‘ Ml‘. Percy. T. Strong. of Cr. P. 
     
     lit down in black and white. Tile ‘Strong 8c Co. Ltd, returned Satuw‘ 
     
     lrccords of the Supreme Court: irillday night from a business trip to 
     
     ‘show what the result of the trlahMgnn-eal, 
     
     was. 
     
    

    
     Premier Saunders states that two Mr. James McLeod of Mcrnlaill. 
     
     letters that he has withheld are of‘LQr, 43, who is B4 years of age had 
     
     no importance. This is not true. Ho. B, teamload of turnips t0 P. J. Mc- 
     
     uml his Council had each a c0113’ Donald's. Charlottetown. yesterday. 
     
     ‘of my letter of Feb. 11th. and it Beat that who can. 
     
     could have easily been produced.‘ ____- 
     
    

    
     ‘ThlS lollfll‘ Cllfllflllls a full and Com‘ ‘ Ml‘. Herbert Michaehclles, repres- 
     
     "plc1e statement of the? facts of the gnflng m“ Pyenflgy vacuum clean- 
     
     ‘C350 and l5 by lal‘ "l" "1055 ml‘ ‘ers. has been appointed (iistrict 
     
     lwllillll‘ lellfll‘ YBl- Wllllell m) llle ‘manager for the Province, and will 
     
     'martel'. In order that the llllbllc llla l’ ‘wcrk in co-opcration with Mcs.  
     
     Fcnnel 8: Chandler who are the.‘ 
     
    

    
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     ‘judge as to its importance I have" 
     
     ‘had it printed, and am sending lragenm 
     
     ‘copy to each Clergyman tn the __-_._-¢s>-- 
     
     ‘City and to others interested. _ .\IlIllll'll'\i Lllllmvllt‘ kills will-ls. 
     
     when the Shystcr Lawyers oi‘ “ha” 
     
     lCllicago and New York have a bad" r‘ r ""'4*°>_ ‘g 
     
     lease they destroy all the evidence PANIC AND (‘HAOh ‘ 
     
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     llllftl. is against them that they have‘ ltl-JIGNING IN ITALY 
     
     ‘in their possession, or they S])ll‘ll-‘l_ ‘ - _‘ 16 
     
     nway the witnesses that would put‘ AGRAM. Austria. Aplll - ‘H'- 
     
     llhClIl ill wrong. I have known tile-NEWS D320 4ll5l)8l°ll_ lwm Raul" 
     
     Pllflllllvfh of this Province for the Italy. Itnlliilnt-‘llllllfl  
     
     ‘last fifty years. but have _ 1ltS\'L’l‘lfl‘Cl'll.1Cl‘. quote trove ‘els as say‘ 
     
     ‘known any one of them to refuse £0 ‘that DillllC flllll Cllilob lellill lllTQll_li_ 
     
     ‘give fa‘..p1ay_ cut Italy. aided by Fascist militia,‘ 
     
    

    
     If Premier Saunders will ask a are said to have lllflllglllflled d‘ 
     
     ‘School boy ho will tell him whahreigll of terror in an cfliort to got 
     
     thc meaning of Moral Obliqulty is. ‘even with "erlfllllllls 0f Fasclsm- 
     
    
   
   
    
     I am Sir. ctc.. l Hundreds of persons suspected o!‘ 
     
     cs0. w. ollnnliisn. inc-mp anti-Fascist arc ‘being a; ‘ 
     
     I g _ ______ lrcstcrl daily in almost every town lll 
     
    
   
   
    
     Italy and thrown into ovcrclbuldffl 
     
     "prisons. 
     
     sn.‘_y was Somewhat, surprised llll  _ 
     
     reading the address oi the Iioll» 
     
     llllClllllCl" from Bcdcque district,  -.ltll;n the sumo as other lmcl slllzlllcl" 
     
     ‘pccially ills rcicrcncc to ‘the AugumcCms m.“ conmcppg u) rlrylsti.‘ 
     
     tmllun trcaty- ' . lTllilt such concerns llrdwcll coin‘ 
     
     His chief objection to uiillfislllll: w (h; so I have only to rclcr to their‘ 
     
     ‘such trcuny was that ln doing bolcvm- increasing‘ dividends. and. 011-‘ 
     
     ‘would not bc in the best interests ohcmmccu value of their shares us‘ 
     
     lour farmers and that a request lolshcwn in the daily Stock lllllllicll, 
     
    
   
   
    
     ItlGllT POLITICS 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Paola  . 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     ortgelge 
     
     Foreclosed!   
     
    
   
   
    
     TAKE a piece of paper and write down the 
     
     old adage, “What is Home Without a 
     
     Mother?” Then cross it out and write under- 
     
     neath, “What is Mother Without a Home?" 
     
     See if it‘docsn’t help you to visualizethc 
     
     plight your family would bc in if you died 
     
     before your mortgage was paid off. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A nzortgage is a local for any man to 
     
     carry. For a zuidou) it is a ravishing lrrzwlciz; 
     
    
   
   
    
     An Imperial Mortgage Protection Policy is an 
     
     honorable mans answer to this problem. At 
     
     a stroke of the pcn you provide 2t fund that 
     
     will wipe out the moxtgagc~should you pass 
     
     away before it is discharged. If you live, it 
     
     will present you with a substantial sum in 
     
     ready cash, and should you become disabled 
     
     it will give you a regular monthly income as 
     
     long as you livc. 
     
    

    
     The proccctiyc features of an Imperial 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mortgage Protection Policy arc sllrpris~ 
     
     ingly liberal. Let us send you particulars. 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE IMPERIAL LIFE 
     
     ASSURANCE CO. OF CANADA 
     
    
   
   
    
     Head Oflice - - - - - - TORONTO 
     
    
   
   
    
     Branch Ojfice: 7t) Prince Street, (IHARLOTTETOWN 
     
    
   
   
    
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     lcanufl such Wtffllld leave theiilmgfs;lquotations. t‘ t‘ ma! ‘ 3m 
     
     _ . “ th to ' armors were ' ‘ tth t hcl llS gen e l 
     
     l“ Palm" ‘" “m”  .Z‘F"‘.h§. fill-renew or ".1 °“"'=*‘§l“1l‘l§“3-><l lllllllrll" 5"“ °“ l“  .... 
     
         lwcrds demanding lelllslfllw" forlPclitlcal fence will make sure than ... u.......=....r.n. ...... . .... 
     
     their own particular advantage‘ lllld he docs so on the Right side. o5 ill _._.‘._ ‘ l‘ _ ’ 
     
     _ _ dlfitldllllflltfll to the mllllllffltltllrllllllPresent time the“ 1111‘ 110 middle this gentleman and provided witll- Anaconda. Cop Mill. Co. .  n8 Asbestos Com. New . . . . . . . . .‘  
     
    

    
     A lllll "m5" "l lmllcrlm‘ ‘interests of Canada. Whfll i1 lllll""‘sta.ticns in our Political Arena. illlil‘; out cost with a mansion n! Ltffilll N.Y. Con. A: lllltl. Rzv. wit. llltll.‘ Asbcsluii PM New  - i‘- 
     
    

    
     ‘ " I  ltllblfl‘ lflfil? And llle lllsl °"l7l'°s"l1 mistake now would be iatfll- H0 splendor and at n princely salary. Eric it. 1c.  . .   Jicll Telephone  -- 1:31;‘ 
     
    

    
     ‘n     I sion of sympathy 1 have ever heard!‘ “.111 be w¢11 advised to proceed caro- such is the result oi Political g0“ Gas Cry ‘NAM  . l.l.._ Bl-clnploll .. - 
     
    

    
     lccmllli; lmlll l1 lllelllbel‘ 9f m” Llb‘lfiilly and watch ills next step. I ccurtshlp and methinks that poss- HULL Motor Car Co.  . 91-‘ Shuwlnlgan - . - . » - -- 9° 
     
     Block Tilt! M"! Pllllll Pl‘ll'=l"“' zcljfll Pally lll lllls Prllvmm wnY-rquctc from his ‘speech as‘ relwrletll ‘lblv like things may bc ‘in the olllliu ymfl-n-Aypmnl Pqipcl‘ _Cn. .. .. ilhll Con. Steamship Com. .. 3273 
     
     r "511; gnly a few years ago this same.‘ in the Pall-lot "Australia lS buying; in our own little Provlncc. The fol- In‘,_,.nauon,,1 pUu-Up-‘np an our‘. sicalnsllii) Pid.  9 ‘ 
     
     I l; 0  ‘gclltlsmall was it calSdidatle for F?’ from us four limgs more that‘!  lowing lines maylbc appropriate toJfl-DL Kan‘ y“. Tex Ry _  1m, nonunion BS-‘idgo ... -  
     
     , __ _ ‘mars suffrage or tie soc DllFP 501cm: buying from t em. etc. c C.‘ 0‘ the present. occas on: R wing (1.1    llU Massey’ airs ..‘. . . . . . . . . . . .. -'i 
     
     ll X 9—$1-.G0. 7 X lF-Sfiflli. "llf: X llJl-c-‘lblhbtl, jlt 1S Sfllfl Ol guarding the Agplcull- make bold statements of nfls kmd‘ u\O Canada’ O Cmmda--_my chieflualon Pacific Ry‘ _ _ ‘ S _ _ _ H 195,‘ 
     
       “uralintcrest-s RS flgillllsll U105‘? Weltljlncsns little as ivhllt tweoartri niiost‘ T diahsireé ‘ x ‘ fi ‘d b O ‘Wcsunghollsc Ekmrm ‘ ‘ _ _ _ __ 10.; Bank..- 
     
     tlly lllallllfllwllllels Wl° we" P°“ccllccrllr.d in lsthe proo. n le new ‘ ‘ls; t c rnvlnco c -—- ut ‘t-‘U 1 _5 o;   my, 
     
     l lll ecl Slates to 
     
     . lured as ever ready to oppobe um" ¢i this I would judge the Treaty is [awn seems higher, ‘ ' 311k Commerce  31p 
     
     q; X 9.46.70. 75¢, x 9-38.40. 9 x 0—-$10.00. 9x10‘w.'—'$ll-75- |nssistancc the Government mightlfl gacd [ml-gain from ‘me Austral-‘ My country-S we,“ X Wm $013M“ ‘ Mumrw‘ Sum‘ “Mmmw xmifl‘ Royal ‘ ‘ 4 _ _ U  H 43‘, 
     
     9 x 12-51350. .0501‘ the farmllle class lllld‘1°l'°m°~‘l. lull standpoint» Even if they‘ Slur‘; In order t? Ogttll‘ the Federal can‘, whl-llt-May- lsrr». Jilly. 155s; 
     
     lln defence of this W155 Wlllllchased twenty times the qunh i y ‘Tis Rlgh . ‘ is Rght. one calllMyrb‘ . . . . . . . .. 17‘, Sept... l52ll’. 
     
       ‘we Dream“ wlelllberlMl" zllvflghttl llllltllll Slllll "in be‘ loam“ advantage c drlclglll‘ . t h ‘Bl'l7lllll'1ll lllllilftllbll  .. ‘Jill! Corn~Mlllfl 102's; July. 105w‘: 
     
     It was piti ul to lCHl‘ is gen c‘lag it woud nrgcy ‘open on le rrcd csslllgs collie ‘o t osc on B  gum V‘ Pm _ -‘ 3pm" ‘my 
     
     (5 X “"5637” 75* x 9"_58‘00‘ 9 x U-slljm 9 x “Nap lllllxtigésthilrlsestlcl: llfirillrlfclgresllrlcalilsfllllllllllfllkiglsollclgetlszllietntlfnexdldllsefxlllltlrdgrflu-l  Sir etc B’.  Steel 2nd Pill. . i?» 011154; Mily- 593i JlllY- 
     
     z-n. -~~ ~ ‘ i " l: --~'.‘. . . . . . . HMSc" 
     
     SHJJ“ 9 x l slaw and the extent. to which he was wll-‘Ucn re abrogatmn o; Treaty and. DMRYMAN ‘National Blcucllc l“ i) prM ‘ 1 M“ J“ 156m; 
     
     » - ' \ Si. 1C0 Con. Com.   x4518 Wheat u)‘ 5 - - l Y. 
     
     ‘ling to go in the interests oi ‘his fel- dlficussed at our Farmers Meeting —~————<su» ‘ will; l‘ 9-’ fnocw“ ‘m (“L “final 
     
      I  ‘low formers. Blltttlfililltltlifillh group. pgcently ‘hag. inbCharlofittetiou/li. tihcfw-o-ooooo-on¢¢¢»~¢@-¢»o» " l lP-t‘ ~ ‘ __ 
     
     . lscs we are often 0 . ill? film Bl‘ 0, Hcncrab c em er mlg lnvc g v-‘ ‘ - 
     
     bal..ns full of ltli‘ and bring l/Olllcn us the names of the Political and‘ DAlLY  ,—— "‘ 
     
     ‘ , lll0lrllrlllg. What ll sudden change lllls]. Independent larlners who opposccll _ r fi 
     
     come over the Honorable lrlenlliergqqs clause, g   z . 
     
     _ when today his sympathy l; Wllll I aln assured that 90 pcl- cent of z 
     
     the wealthy manufacturers w om l1 up, Datfymgl} Ur (his country lll‘L‘| By w_ 1h Gong,“ 
     
     -  l nbhorrcd- It l5 llll. u: d t this Treaty llhd in proof] \ 
     
     _ l Cfluld NOt S186 ) kw yea“ “g0 w ‘S own nos‘; Cmlf e ° w 1d flu ‘he Hoxnoooeevoonoecosooovoooc. 
     
     - ill bird that befouls t cl same I ou l k b ‘ 
     
     and if the fnrnlers will not Sllllllllll- bicmber to tho action ta cn y the‘ WORDS OFTEN MISUSE‘):   
     
     01' D0 Her Work.” another 31 nilltltcrs which gllf"Niiil.lClfllil Daisy Assnr: 1:01;‘ prglt-‘Do not my “me ma“ ‘W5 auwsu‘ 
     
     . -* ‘cctly llilcct lemse vcs. en ow ica Jody an compose o ‘l0 csrhmh murdé,» Say "illlcllfifld 01'" 
     
     NllW llfllllswlcll Lllfll’ l5 Tlllmklmlcnn they expect hell) lffllll 0lh¢l$~ men engaged ill this important‘ ' _ ‘ '__ 
     
     NEW ISSUE She Took 9035's KldlW-l’ Plll-‘l- “There ls an old silying~hc who branch oi Agriculture. lsgzrmglroilgiggoggfgg$ljlg'1:)?“ 
     
     ‘ ; —-—- would l)? llElDPll lllllfil lllfil lwlll‘ l regret that uny Hon. M0llllJCl“._ben'.. a as “"..m.m-. 56mm‘ m.“ 
     
     u i n  lMl-s. A. l’. Ashfleld Suffered Wlihjppnseif, ‘ .\\‘ll0 llllS been fortunatcrcnough towwnnblc not the firs‘ . 
     
       0  weal. Kidneys. The terms under which the Treatynyc placed in a position of trust b " OFTEN NHSSPEJLED, “M 
     
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     . _ __.. . 1mg I go ll 0° 1 all! n! n "e55 ' '9‘ ‘ ' ‘ . . - - - . .- _. 3 nlllv I|ll‘lllll2\ Aiorlrl. Nclv F» ‘i'illi (.'(Ill»0ll‘ MA‘- lillir 
     
     _|/ J ' I 1m; 0 Oll S jslwclllll EWD l _ _,  ‘ _ _. _ synonyms. cwil. lllllfllll‘). ‘m.- - r - s 
     
     4 /'-’1 l ' b’ Lxte ll» Sllllled °ll my Kldmls- “mes had lust calls” for conlpmnt‘ Thclmld will“ to ‘upport Icglslauonlcdncss. crime. offense. villain)’- filTlJ-o rrlillplrlf‘. lvlllv |li|‘\ hm only $110.00 ronillletc. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mrs. A. P. Ashflcld. 
     
    

    
     lrcsldent of this place. 
     
     {pain in my back. I could ll 
     
     tor work and thought the pain 
     
     ‘there to stay. 
     
     l1 
     
     ‘got relief. I 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Due April l5. 1962 
     
    
   
   
    
     PRICE: 95 and Interest‘ to Yield 4.80"" 
     
    
   
   
    
     The External ‘Obligations of the Kingdom of Denmark 
     
     enjoy the same independent international (AAA) as 
     
     Dominion of Canada External obligations. Ari AAA 
     
     rating n the hlghelt mung possible awarded any lll- 
     
     vestment security. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Eastern Securities cs. Ltd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘for my health.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ltoday. is the one in which t e 
     
     ‘fercr ascertains for himself 
     
    
   
   
    
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     on E . 
     
    

    
     INVESTMENT BANKERS l ‘lchccfes thleimlfiit cagifllllfielx: f‘; ernment has great - sympathy for Sills gerlltlelnan-t-no doubt for his xchwge‘ l 
     
    

    
     ~ lelll n8: 1B B5 ll ° _ certain classes who have given sup- nah a suppol- to the party-was 
     
     l“ mllhmmm 5"?‘ olnflwu“ ville Pllst {allllrlii Slellfitll-fi ll" Dlxllls pol-t in no small way to the pres- again taken into the bosom of the New York Exchm“ l 
     
    

    
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     tll- “l” ‘ "°"""‘ "m" Klfill-flllalledy “ills can be d»- igfnefilw’?“ifllrllllllllfiofliflllll lllli°l§lollllyllllt stblflil” Xlnhll A“ T°l°~ t‘ 8"“ Ft "Y-  19W‘ 
     
     rained from drua his everyone-rel best interests of our country that. Washington oovel-hmellc as the first Qxflgfigtéllgifinéfébi- I 1:3); 
     
    
   
   
    
     ine . Co. 
     
    
   
   
    
     i  n» we M: 
     
     ., Toronto, 2. Ont. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A 
     
    
   
   
    
     "1 d h ed legislation ‘ 
     
     ha gilt-lee?) were placed lll such a position that: every eflort was made to safeguard 
     
    
   
   
    
     A kind friend of mine 
     
     told mc about Dodds Kldllell Plll5~ 
     
     had only taken two boxes when I 
     
     take them quite often 
     
     ‘now and thunk Dodds Kldlley ‘Plllll 
     
    
   
   
    
     , Avniling oneself of the best illfor- b d l as l n “on l ‘so 
     
     ‘nlatlon. the broadest and most prllc- e lame c a e3 s a s a 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ticnl system oi relief in the world Federal Government to large Cam 
     
    
   
   
    
     a ivcll-knolvn,Australian dairymen through favol“! when farmers‘ interests arc at. stake 
     
    
   
   
    
     in way of bonuscslhnd whose duty it was to sec that 
     
    
   
   
    
     they could compete on most favor-I the rights of the class he represent- 
     
     able terms asfllllsl 0"" farmers llll ed and that without regal-cl for any 
     
     their owll home markets. The dutyl Political favors. _ ' 
     
     charges imposed by Canada againstl As I have already ‘indicated the 
     
     such importations were largely re- 
     
    
   
   
    
     WES 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     lufacturing concerns with favorable 
     
     results. You will remember at the 
     
     last Federal contest a very wealthy 
     
     granted to a certain extent by our manufacturer but". untried politician 
     
     —Mr. Mossy of the Mossy Harris 
     
    
   
   
    
     by their own Government. 
     
     This same practice. which might 
     
    
   
   
    
     5M‘ ndllln Manufacturers — principally Co. was taken into the Liberal Gabqrummhed by Johnsmn a; warm 
     
    
   
   
    
     but in the election contest that 
     
     ‘mmr-e °l h“ dlsells” “ml we“ machinery. Truly the Federal Gov- followed. he was defeated. Later lMembcm o‘ the Montreal swck 
     
    
   
   
    
     m“ exporters of automobiles andfarmllnet 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ltdmthsacwzvealttly concerns be crumpled full ‘fledged Canadian Ambassador 
     
     ., _" from illlyllltrthelr fair share of tax- »-a new post especially pglgctgg m; 
     
    
   
   
    
     lOllve branch is being held out by are very lnsenlous w be able w. 
     
     funded to the Australian exportersl the Liberal party to the large man- build lllwh B- mflchlne." ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     WORD STUDY: "Use :1 Wllfll 
     
     three times and it is yours." Lot 
     
     us increase our vocabulary by u...» 
     
     terlng one word cllch day. 'l‘odzl_v‘s 
     
     lword: INGENIOUS; having mgr-nu- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ity or inventive skill; clcvcr. “volfl 
     
    
   
   
    
     Stock Quotations ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     April lti-Quolulirllls‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     HALIFAX. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Am. Bosch Mag. Co.  28 
     
    
   
   
    
     4 only ll 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘iliilsrii- lulltlfl. ll 
     
     5". ll All l-lvlilplctc. 
     
    
   
   
    
     'l'uI|l-. Console. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Regular 
     
    
   
   
    
     Willie. they lust. $115.00 complete. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ll only 'l'l'li'tl}‘l\t‘. 1‘. 'l‘\llll-. ltoclllur Sliflxiu |1|mp|q@_ 
     
     'l'tllltly sfltlnlll. 
     
     Wi-I NEE!) ‘i'lll~‘. MONI-Ii’ AND 'l'lll~2 ltillllll. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lStAlill iiliilo eoiiiiiir 
     
    
   
   
    
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