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Iliorreeted For - Every 1
V
Q, 'i’Ii1~ Coin|inny's not snlei-i for the
ill- I-I1 seid to be in storage be-
e _ ,1 ___
i' 1
QPR” 2°’ 1933- -iris ci-iARuoT'rE'rowN GUARDIAN _ ence Five _
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St0Ck3» BOIIJS, Qu0fdti0nS A A F..-ire mTmi6"m,'A"
 Montreal' ~ Pivotal New
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lllillll MARKET
(C ll
_`__m___“ eller nu Press)
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1`:in ('ur ... . . ’ ` 3,7
R _ , li 4
i‘i|n lnri ‘U 
if l‘ I!   .. _ ,
lioni llrillirc    . ,U
ilnw Sinltli    _ 
iioin Steel und (.‘--ul B  _
int Nia.-knl    ._ . 
Ai  _ ._ 
Wednesday and
Saturday Issue _
ii1~1'-.ii i-‘r-me  '
Nut im-rr  _ff
i'n\\'r-r Corp  _ . 
Sliziwiiilgnn  __
su-1-iorrnn ._ . '
. r_.|lm\-ing were the average prices Winnipeg El _.   '  '
,|nntf‘1l;~ 
f‘ill»ng.~. 4 lhll ... ...  5 to Sv
rnr-rnts 4 lbs   _.__ luv
ll-_‘illicit  .._. . . . ._
,<\ilnnn14i   . - . . '_'
mc; Tomntoes ... . _ ._
l‘:iraiiips 3 lbs ... .
}¢i-r-is llnz ... ... ... . ..
Vmiilierries ... ... ... . . ._
vi-lrry ... ... ...  ._ _ 2.11:
1,,"-gi- Eating Apples .. ._ 2012
uni Cnlibngc _ . . .
._  -.. Sc
,-_,,,i;|,,g Apples pri-k    !l.`i1-
0n’1»ns 10 poiinfis . . . . . . _
_. 051-
mi.
MINING
M
(C Ili I
'r1Ji:o.\'1'o,`.'1“ririi°'§.;f°")
Stocks
A1-nic Oil   ... ... __
.nur on  
for 2.11-
for Il_'|1~
17|-
101:
Rr-
1 21-
iinlry und Poultry Prorliirtu All-x
I-iggn   ... ... ...   151-
liuttr-r ... ... ... ...._ ... ...  32:*
l'rsnm  ...  ...   tur-
t"hlr‘ll!li . . . ._ .  901-
lluuks ... .  ... ... $1.25
Men t e
,mul-y  _ _ _ _ .
ling
R
nr
li-.\l1-luis ... . 
lluiik llill  . . . .
irni1s_ti;n;l;b  1-- . . ...  lli-nliiriic ..  .
tons --  .. 1:
florist \’|>ni  . ._ 121-
ilunst l‘nl'k ... ... ... . - . ...._ lir-
|'||-»pu Llinill ... . . __ 101-
Llrer iii ... ... . . . .. 101-_
100 _
'ir _
l'_1l
1‘nst|c T  __
~| _ _ _ _
riinpir Por-k ... . . . ._ ‘ "J" ` ' "
llr-:iris lli   . . ._ .
’l‘1\ni:i-es ouch  . . . .  51.11-
uniiinl St-‘nk ... ...._ . 
Sirloin Stenlf ...  , .,
Produce
ffoinninu l' ... .. ._
15s
Z_’0c
(ir:1|i:\1ln ... ..~ . . . - _
40:-
I L11!
351'
1 51-
250
Iliiy’ _ . . ... ... ._ . __
Sir-i\\' ... . .. . .
ll.-11.1  . . . . __
'|'nl-nips ._ -.  . ..
ihtntnes ... ..  ._ ...
Fish
iiiirkr-r  ... . ...
llulliuizl-r 
llonn-stcnil 
ilfiwr-_v _ ._ ..... __
Kirk ilull  .
i\'lrk Iliikc 
l{1mt1\nii_v 
l»‘r1~.~h Firlcillocifs ... . . ._
l‘nrii1-1l (foil ...  _ ,_
iir_\' t'nll ..... .-. ... ... ... ...
`i‘l1~l_~l   . . . . . _ .
._ ..,,, ,,,,,
1`r1eli ll-:-rrlng per doz  
1 21-
5,, 1
lis-
1.1¢-
5L‘c
.\liilaril1-  _ .. . _ ...
M1-\\‘1\ltf.-rs ._ 
. ll
.\ili\ (‘nrp  .
Mull' llltil  . . . 
“oss _\liiie_~1 _ 
General Yiloto rs
Repo rts' Progress
.\'orni|rl:i  ... ..
111111-.-1-.ny ._ ._
(llgn Oil
Ploiirnr
(Ansoeiaiui Press) |~,,,",|,_r
l\`i-IW YORK, April ‘.’.7-Grnoriil pn" Ant  ,_
Motors Corp., to1iu_v rf-|ioi'i1°-1l ul-t gm-,,|,, _
--nriiliigs fur ilic first 1|iii|i'l1-r of _\-hm-mt  
1512121, :inplil-nlilu to iti1- 1-nlniiioii stock,
of .$t_5T5_fi71. eriiiiviilcnt, to 11 rents :i
slmri-. In the llk1ip1_-ri1i1l of iliIl2_
vnrnings per coinlllou sliuic were l'1`
1-mils,
Sim-1|  ._ .
.\‘ln1|i|l-oi-ii  -
Si.
.\'t1-r l’nc  
S111! linsin  --
1 pi-rlorl uggreiqgtf-1] $i‘JU_000,lii:i noni- 11(1); 11";-h
.\lni\tre:il Fowl-r _ . _ , _ M 3|,
- . 1
lliioluor- l'1i\\'or _. . _  1-_5
- . `ll|.'.
lllli i’n1.-  ._ .. _ ,_,,, 1.5
ll1-ur  . . . _ ,.
iluluc .. . ... . _ ...._
r.\'~lI  _ . . _ .  lo
125
Il
. _ . . ' 10
t'1-ii l'l|t. ... . . .  lil
1 . _ 1.
~ . . 31
t‘i\`i\~»\Iir  ... _ . _ . _ . . .
._ 7
' . . . » .» 1. l|,\
(`1ilnin:1rl1» ... . . . . .. 1*/y
. . 7
1 5.5
. 1ii1
. 1
\l rlnull  _ - . .__' 15
1 1"
. ...
44
_ _ 775
 . _ .  70
, 102
. . il
. . . 52
_ l"ii
. 2-’
('ltsle
12-14.
init,
2%
_'.5
i1.'»o
ilnss-y I-inrrls   , _ gn;
- - . ii
s\f_.
(iii
..._ ,_ goié
s- - 2
Close
11115
1°
... ... -H u- 1 .-1. '.‘3.Q
.ilnilicf    .. _ . ... 101.2.
Ariin ... ... _:_ .. ..,. 2|,-iz'
`|..1_.
ice:
er:
5
Oil.. __ '
iloninurliin ... . ... . . ... 30
lionir- Mines . . . ... lli00
l1"llr-iilgu _._ . . ... .. .. 200
iliililuh- .__ . - . .. 01,5
. 1-l0
llnrgui   . . - . -. 4
. . . 4
S05
1¥l ‘,-Q
77
ilnki- Shore  . . . . .
._ ... 30:10
.\lnr-nssu  . . ._ -lil
lll/.Q
Mun Blisiil ... . . . _. 1%
Rlclntyrl-  ._ lilo
. . 5')
.\_`i
'Jig
13
.\i1~\`itilc  .  30
I\'1‘\\'l\ 1' ... _ . . ... 3
zona
1%
Auiliony .. . ._ Wi
14
105
.-. _ .  -H0
pnrcil with $1-10,04 3,710 in ilu- sniue '|‘i»rvngi\inc ._ .  1ii_
liiinrtor lust y1nr_ l\".-t r-nrillllgs wi-re ‘-
s1l_,¥10_i)0il1 cuniparc-1| with $ii_ti0(l_0'.’T_ \'||,_,,,,i  _ 
.ii‘.1-r iloiluctlng pref:-ricil 1li\'l1lcn1Is
of $‘J.'.'li-1,030, the uuiount. reiiiuinllii: \\'r~igh| ll   . ._
for the common stuck totnlled $i_~. ,\'»|\-cr  ...._  . . . .
._ 
li7I»_077. ’l`1itnl snies 7li_0(\0.
-l__..__
l`.\`LIS'I`ED
_ \ ` ._  ...   il
N. Y. CURB   ._
It
llnltliv   --
(‘ n \l'in
(Canadian
Nam' ' u°".° S1111-ltr"-s _ .. _ . . - - - -
.\iiicr1'yniijl  ...  . __ To East _.Nat ___ _  jn
Ann-r Sup i‘u\\'1-r ... ._ _ .- -’is ],;|_1,,m,|_, __ ._
A- 1; null i~ll   . _  1- |_._m_|_m5  __
inn .\lurl-onl .___  
i`ilf-s Serv ... ... .. . -to nnme on '___ _ _ _ _ _
 i-lull Buy  ._ 
___ N11-wi  ._ 
lil lioiul onli Share
i"i-nl ui' Canada A
llup fill ... ... ...
lui I‘fi1‘ ... ... .__
-\"_'li~' lilill ... ...
hi. Oil Iizil  ...
1» _ _ ._ . - - -
- rl   'lo
Prell) =!¥‘(f;2i\i\1>;s._... .. . . .___ 000
iii . _
 llnlcrnw ... _ _  
;‘ i~\i...... '_ - 7
- " 1*’ iii.:-‘ily  . _ ~ - (iii
"‘ °" "' 10% \lr-In-oil ... . .... -iii;
   ~.-zu; ;\.____,_,__  , _  1.-.
Norrloii ... .  1§
Sylrniiite  ... - 90
ii
1-unni ... ~~ ___;-523
\\'iu.-ry 1-   . ' .. -'»‘f-
-(Sli
_ 30
Z V,
iliii
Swift
1 iii
H
iii 0
1 45-'i
LIVESTOCK :;:;i:.:'._.2.'°..-.»- .  ‘$33
Vontllres ._ .  - __
- V
lckers .__ . _   - -
CURB
(Canadian Press)
noN'i‘ni-i-li., .April -_-.1-offer-111.111 Mg_______   _ _____  _ _
totnlil-sl 2,113.1 on tllc.fwo llluiitrrul unbjo __  _ _ _ __
i_i1'r-slot-k markets torln_\-_ _Receipts nmwnlee  _ _ __ ,_
_-rc r-olnposeil of 81 r-nt.tle_ 181-l c_ll- (mb _-on  _ _ __ , .,
\--.'=. fi'.0 hogs nn1l 20 sheep anil ininha Dm" Exp, ___ ___ _ _ _,_ ___
in siilr- on the two Montreal live- Gm_____  ___ ___ , ,.
slr-ok mnrkcts_iolli\y_ "mwn  _ ... 
lhcrf- vrvro .i.i,l ruliie for export to Khk ,|.n“_n 
ilrint RrI!|lIn_ liinklng pnrt: of n con- “nlm|_|c 
5 in
s'i.'nli1l\nt to it-urn .\i0utrl-nl, 'i`liure- M"y|n“_l  _ _ _ _ , ,,. 2
-|1113 April 27th, on the llnnchestcr MRM Hnwk ___ _ _ _
""‘$""“‘"'- noun Mont  .. _ _ - ,
“limi “'¢’\'i" *‘i"”“5'- G00" °°“" “'"" \‘uil Font  ...__ ... ... ... ...
niioifvi ut 33-50. Wifil i'|"|" (0 5"" i\'||lp1-I   ...  ... 
fnlr kinils l\rol||\1i$'.'."' to $3, und cut. wood lurk     __ 
lcrs from $1.75 to £1' l‘nn1inon bulls
lirouglit from $2.25 in $2.75.
(':il\'c.i\ were sollin_-_' vc-ry illr\\\‘l_v nt
nlmut ntvmly prior-ll. A onllplo of gnml
'r $4 '$0 ill
vu- es were pl1-kell nut nt. .» xv 1
iilriln to just. fain kinds nt ilrnuml $71. -
Anil nilxml lot- fr' r-oinnion light. enl-
rcs ns low as $2.25. ‘
Sin-1-p were nn1»hnngr1l_ Common
l'glit snrlng inmhs we-rr wolrl ns low
(Canadian Press)
Stocks
A Oil  ... ... ... ._ 
‘2`/s
is
2%
s
41,5
21/.
01
io o
1%
5
3
1141
f>‘/1
:iii
ii.
M T’L. CURB
Close
0%
~ il
"N $2.00 cneh. Six spring lnnilis weigh ];,.m||mr4\n|s _ . . ..._ 00
ilu: 2‘.`0 llis_ were sold nt. 1-i L-cuts per
l‘\>\||uI llv wi lit. II  ... ... ... ... ..._
"Oils v1?eroe}irn1 at $0.25 for bac-  gm, ___ _____ ___ _,_ ,,:..
'ins and butchers. Thsro was $1 per ,nt yr", ___ ___ ___ _,_ ,,, ...
ling premium paid fill l\’i°¢i i‘"°°"5- Wrilker Pfri ... -._ ...  _,_
llonrlf-s were 15,00 to $5.75 limi extrll
hf-_-ivies $5.10 to $5.25, Bows brought,
from tooo is s4.
ilnin Eng ... ... ... ... ... -
Despite the depression. 20,929,001
Dnssengcr cars are still in operation
in the United States. givin! UM
Car for every six persons of the
°°\"li»1‘i"s population. A drop of 2.-
i92,498 csr licenses in 1932 from
he 1929 gn 10 I' rrrrtsl | pound. Receipts dropped
--1. -1- "£5-JZ K ‘$11 -----Yi ::.-_-_:_-.-1--.,111-f:;e=.::"..ss iz;
that more than 2,000,000 cars have wif-
Nlle tothe scrap heap. A large
Dfbportion of them, while service-
(Custodian Pres).
iuoN'i~ni=lAi_. Ailrii 25-Th'
1-areas:-ri by half n cent on
ontmli rlnlry and rodure mu
cnets for oxlrns_ 15 1-ents for
ami IR 1-ents | dosrn for second
grlialrll shipinrnts in 1-nrlots or
off"-|_n|s_ _-ontlnnerl to gain
rv
Q2" th* WWII!" IIE lilllbi9 W PBY cnI"‘iIrr:i1t frniilsrlo colored cheese
“tins costs.
*M
!='I‘hs Terror of Asthma comes
‘”‘° A this: in nie ruglrt with ns
lfesdful throttling, robbing its vic-
iiln of breath. It seems beyiiud UW
°°W¢r of human sid to relieve until
one trial is made of that remark-
sbls preparation, Dr, J. D. Keli0ss's
‘mimi Remedy. Then relief comes
"th I annum. memo we-th
*vi-is. ma, iz tus rsmsriy be una
'"°’°i¢l1lv_ the alma-'is init ner-
‘_‘_::‘°nily to rout. Take no substi-
lotllilorl only 188 hnxrs.
1lny's prices. New »Brunsv141~lr
Prince Edward Islniid green
tnlns continul-ll to he quoted at
80 rents prr tilt pound hug.
(Associated Press)
31 were 184l,0M tons against 1
I
”¥>iii'.1.f1."5r’ 553' 35'-1-rim 1--11
' rts t the nibata
11,15-Efpoitii :gi huglness in the
` 1ii¢i1»ns. _
of butter-_ eggs ilnrl rheeso prices
al .
MNo 1 regnrilerl butrer in 1-ai-lots
-ir-sr was xeurrrily fiuotffi 20 to
The 1-gg market was quoted at
NEW YORK. April 2|-Directors
the Unlteil States steel `cor|\. today
1-mi-rr-:I lilahnrsement of a divi e d
or nn -mn on the iw-fe\'Md lb
ss they dhi three months ako.
Unfilisd orders on band on Mnreh
140 three months Prcvlougly, and
no
1-nmment to make after tba meadow.
lou
11
14%
10%
PRODUCE
range
was
the
rkeh
on
20%
con-
es as
Inst
11
i’.rsts
iv for
less.
2,031
lnld
fm- n to 9% cents a pound. Arrivals
'rho potntoeil held Nfsily at yester-
and
mun-
75 to
.ot
1| n
ares.
ogg.
3,.
ntia
past
fnrcnisbt. or on general buslusss_eol-
1 Stock Market York Stggks
M
' (Ciulndlun Press)
Sim-ku Close
Ailicd Cheinll-ul    ... ill
Ain und l1‘ Power ... .  Ski
Am Smelting   . . ... 27%
Ain Tel and Tel ... .. . ... D5.
Anaconllu ... ... ... . ._ 11%
Atchison   ._ ._ 41115
Auburn Motor ... .~. . ~._. 40
Cnnruln Ury  ._  -
1,' P It    . . ,... 10%
tfnsli ... ... ... ..._... . ... 52|/
ffhesslieukc sud Ohio ... _ ... fll ‘
-Con Gas    _ . ._ 45%
Com Products  .. . _... 08%
l’)lilawnro and Hull ...  54%
Eur-itinnn   . . » » . ,... -
(inn l-llc-1-lrlc ... ...  18
G1-ii Foods  . ... 30%
:11-nxillotors  _ . . ... 18
nt nrvcster ... _ . ... ... ..._ 'l 1
int. Nickel ._ -_ . . . .
.. ...... 
Nat Biscuit  ... . . ... ... 44%
_N \;_Centrsl ... ...._ ... ... .. 2219
'nr i Anil-riran .._.. _. ... .. 2
pun ser N .1   _ _ 
llnrlio . _ . _
__ ... ... . ...._ flu
Siiiull Oil N J   . _ _  fill
'Fl-x Gulf  ... . _ ...._ 2-1
ilnlon Carbide ... . . ..._ 00|/.
iinlnn Pacific ... . . . ... ._ 72‘%`
Unit:-rl Corp  .. . . . ._ 7|,{.
ii S Rubber  . - . .__ 'li/_
Vrrnnilliiiii   ... ... ... ._ 1.132
Wr-stinghntlsc ... ... ... ... ._ lltll/4
\\’1»ol\\'urtl1      34
_T
EXCHANGE
((‘amuiIsn Press)
\i0N'1'llE.\I._ April 2.1-British iinfl
fun-lgn ox:-liuligc lu relation to ilil-
('nnn1i|nn 1inllnr. ns conip‘ll1>¢] liy lhr
iloynl Blink of Clltindu closeli t1-1i:|_\:
air folloivsz '
Argr-ntinii |11-so .2iifl1,
Ail.~truiln pound Il..'»2|i8.`
151 Ill in '
-ig in -len .iii|0_
Rriizil iiillrr-is .0Sll'.’.
f‘hln:i linnir Roni: flollnrs _fil05.
(‘z1'-cliosiloriikin#crown _03pg_
Deninnrk krone .1078.
Frnnre friino .050-i. '
(if-rinriiiy rniclisninrk 2044.
flrcnt Ilr-Iliiln pounil 4.4.’l:;2_
(lri-1'~1-u 1l'n1-liinn _007.'i_
lloiiniizl fliirlu _(Hill.
ltnly lirc ,0lt4lS.
.iupnn yen /_‘$18.
.lllgusinrln 1-llnnr _0|g5_
Nr-\v Zenlunil pnliuii 3.54011.
Hollili Afrlr-il pound 4.4217.
Simi" in-arm Joris.
Nwr-111-n lrruiir- $111011.
S\\-itz'-rlunrl frnnr- .'.‘l.\'l.
Tlnitvil States dollar i_‘i
prcnllum_
NEW Y0lfK_ April 2-'r-(A.I’_)_
l"0\'PiKIl .exchiinge lrrf-irulnr. Grant
Iiritllln ill-mnnfi lilch fl.S|il,g; lm(-
li.R;’i: r-imm il_Rli: 00 dn_\' lrllln ,'t_g1:}_;.
Flrnnci-_ ~l,7i‘4 15-141; lt,1|_\- fi,-ipiii; };_,|j
gum n_r.ov;.; llurnnin- -_- _:s ii- - _
udn 87,00. J 5 13' (nn
percent
Impression
(Canadian Press)
TOR-ONTO. April 25-A’
l‘ii bite," would seem to be.
the natural reply from Hon.
W. H. Price if asked who had
given him n set of false
teeth.
- The teeth, in e neatly
wrapped parcel. were left at
the home of the Ontario At.-
torney-General, by an un-
idenffied mul. A note at-
tached read: “I won’t need
these anymore." But wheth-
er the donor has an extra
set or has nothing to eat. the
Attorney-Genorai doesn't
know.
ea
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2
:>-
2
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M E D I ii
ASSUCIAT
SAINT JOHN. N. B.. April 25-
Tlil column is reserred for 0ueen's
County news of local interest but ml.
M-rtimlsg 0! la newly nuture surly ln.-
Insc-rted lst 4 cents u word strictly
puyuislc in nllvunce. '
'-"ms
W. COL?-The schooner M.
W. Colp, cleared Saturday for
Montague, P. E. I., to load cargo
produce.-Halifax Herald.
M.
WEDDING BELLS4-The marri-
age of Mr. Wallace R. Ross, of Ja-
maica Plain, Boston, Mass., to Miss
Margaret Stevenson, Roxbury, Mass.,
formerly of Cornwall, P. E. I., took
plncc at R.oxbl.u'y on February 15,
1933. The Riev. Stanley Botstone,
of the Baptist Church,'Wcst Rox-
bury, Mass,, offlclated.
` zioN c. 1:. Mears-At nie regu-
lnr weekly meeting of the Zion
Church Christian Endeavor Society
held in the Church Hall Monday
evening the large gathering greatly
enjoyed an excellent address on
“Wit and Humour” delivered by His
Worship Mayor Stewart. In his ln-
troductory remarks the speaker drew
si splendid comparison between wit;
and humor which was followed by
illustrations of each. At the con-
‘ mo
and
extended His Worship by Mr. Reg.
McNutt who presided. '
(Special to the Guardian)
The forthcoming convention of thc
all Canada Canadian Medical As-
sociation to be held in Saint John
the week of June 19th next will be
one
the conventions ever held by the
Association. Dr. T. C. Routley,
‘Toronto, general secretary of the
,Canadian Medical Association has
been in Saint John and completed
arrangements with the local medl-
cal society. Outstanding figures in
the
on the occasion including slr Hum-
phrey Rolleston, Riegius Professor
of medicine Camiorldge University,
Eng.; Professor Lyle Cummins,
Cardiff, Wales. one* of the Empires
leading authorities on tuberculosis,
and Doctor Robert Muir of Great
Britain, the world's outstanding
pathologist, who will deliver the
.1 GRAIN
1
(Cnnusiiuu Press)
\\'IN.\'Il'EG_ .'\|>l'iI 2:1-
CLOSE
0f._).ii_;:_ .\ln,\' 2.'-itll; July 25f)(B; Ucl
r- . _
_ml/iii_r_li-5': .\in_\~ dlfillli; July 3-1%; Oct
(‘.\SII PRICES
Wli:-sl. N.-1 I hnrl 120%: No 1 nor
ii_7i5{,: No 2 ilr 111114.; .`\'o Ii nor 5411,;
_l;_o‘-i  .'»Ji%_{rr; ilu __l’iT;l"/ci Nl; 01501;.:
-1 ..:".|1f .1 :Ho |
|l0fi{,; No`2 cliiruin 5712.; Nu S 
Sli-lf.: No 4 lliiruni 54%.
mfiulsl Nil 2 L' \\' 25|/.3 Nu 3 C W
~ 1| " gr), .
__i_i{ii-l_r;_\_-_z xiniilng ;:r_n1lc1-svn row ex fi
_  ; L row 1-xt (1 _'gui _ 0¢|
uriuir-s 111. :i 1: w :i:i1,4.: No /‘4 1: ‘iii
:io-uf No 5 c w 211'/1: so 1: \v 
Track 33’/l.
Sleeves For Miiady
As She Desires
PARIS, April 24-The sleeve is
fashlon‘s barometer of spring.
Changes in arm covering are very
definite and styles are now so var-
ied that every woman ought to
find a fashion to suit her fancy.
Removable glove sleeves are tight
to the elbow with puffs covering
the joining.
Lyolenc does them in a very fine
trlcot, perfectly straight, with none
of the puffing.
A new note is struck by closely-
fitted long sleeves cut: fuller near
the shoulders and`by short ones
cut in one with yoke.; and extend-
ing out over the shoulder about five
inches. Sometimes this sleeves ex-
tension is seemed into the collar- P
band.
Sleeves sometimes come seamen
on the outside down the entire
erm and e brand new square
tinulng the shoulder-seam outward
in a dart beyond the arm, a point-
ed effect entirely new in widened
shoulders.
Tiny short sleeves-on thin or-_
gandle blouses are tied near the el-
bow! in little bows which corres-
pond to those at the neck, but the
long, straight-fitted model of me-
dieval line is the becoming stand.
ard that most designers stan from
this spring for they know they add
height, and silmness. what every
woman wants.
11°! 0’ li'i1|¢f»0n types are favored
at some of the houses, with g full-
0|' t°l> U19" Wlllit others are trim-
med only at the elbow and wrist.
R-sslln types are wider in me
erm-hole _'and generally have an
ellier line.
Evenink ¥0wns have plestings
end ruchlnga for epaulettc; md
sometimes s stringy pleoa that
winds round one erm and thus
makes e little sleeve effect, the
other one being left ban. But in
general, Arms are uncovered after
1 wlrriri; M.1_\- ;-1=,.\; July 51| fu 531;; ‘ cast on a trans-Canada nel-work.
0"* ‘"'A"'  Arrangements are being made by
Outside Sentinel, John Darrach:
Inside Sentinel, Aulden MacPha1l;
Lean.
on April 13. Olga MncNevin. Cap-
tain of the losing .side of the re-
slewbwp is accomplished by com cent pr08'ramme contest, and her
Lister oration on Wednesday even-
_ing, June' 21st.
Q The public will be adiiiitted to
_Din Mulr's address, which will, ac-
i oordlng to present plans, be broad-
_the railways to take care of rail
travel, according to oiiiciais of the
Canadian National Railways, and
everything ls being done to assist
in making this one of the greatest
meetings of the canadian Medical
Association held to dale. With such
an outstanding list of speakers li:
is expected that there will be 9,
IHPBB attendance of medical men
from all over Canada.
DIVISION, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE
Fairplay Division No. 234, St.
Catherines, P. E. I., held, in the
hall on April 6, a two fold meeting
that of election and installation of
officers for the next quarter. Sis-
ters Katie MacEachern, Gladys
MiacNelll and Cecily Moore acted
BS Bcrlli-iI1€€l‘s and the following of-
ficers were elected and duly in-
stalled: Worthy Patriarch, Mal-
colm Mac-Neill; Worthy Associate,
Hilda. MacNevin: Chaplain, Hec-
tor MacNevln; Recording Scribe,
Marie Darrach; Assistant, Record-
ing Scribe, Olga M1-1cNevin; Finan-
cial Bcri/be, Seymour Mlaclieanz
Treasurer, Evelyn Morrow; Con-
ductor, Leroy MacNelll; Assistant
Conductor, Leonard MacNevln;
ast Worthy Patriarch, Heber Mac-
Aitcr regular Division mcetliig
team treated the winning side to
a delicious lunch after which the
remainder of the evening was
pleasantly spent in playing games.
It was moved and seconded by,
Heber MacLean and Elwyn Morrow
members of the winning team. that
a hearty vote of thanks be extend-
iid the l0slng side for the pleasant
entertainment.
On April 30 Fairplay Division
held s very interesting meeting
with 27 members and 1 visitor
Present. Two new memibers were
initiated into the order at the
meetins- After the business Dart of
the meeting the members debated
on, "Resolved that there is more
Pleasure in possession than in pur-
suit." Mr. Heber MacLean opened
the debate and brought out many
Mints to convince one that pos-
session is more pleaseure than
Dllrlllit. Mr. Leroy MscNelll lead-
er of the con side efndeaveled to
show that there is e great deal
more pleasure in pursuit than.i:1
Mrs. Cuthbert Montgomery, Jr..
'Park Corner is enjoying a we`i
iccrnfd liolday, and is the guest of
iMr, and Mrs. Hall Burl, F’l'eli:"
iRiver.
Giving Go-By
'I‘o The Gossips 1
1 LONDON, April 24-A Society
HRST STEAMER
TU ARRIVE
IN P ii R T
The S. S. Dominica of the Fur-
ness Red Cross Line in command
&U8ta.0ll.
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writes -"I
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' llrs. George Scribner, Nsuvlgeeuuk, N3.,
wuso_verylwrvousIeouldud
uigimeudfnlttiredoutellthetilh.
eboatli1b\rm"sB’rt
gthamet
Ilomd
i;Kupmbb’|.&'l_l1ih\n0o.,|M`
of Captain Kean arrived in port
Monday evening at 'i p. rn. from Mon-
treal. She encountered very heavy
Straits being practically full of
ice from North Point to Sea Cow
Head, Port Borden.
This ls her first trip to this port,
shc being formerly on the West In-
dies servlcc. I-fer commander Cap-_
tain Kean, has been here a great/
many times, he bei.ng formerly on
the S. S. Silvia. which made regu-
lar cnlls at this port last; season,
she being also one of the Furness
being 380 feet over all, and is 50
ft. beam, her tonnage is 4,850, she
has a speed of 13 knots, and is
ini 6,000 bags of potatoes and oats
for St. Johns, Nfld_, and St. Pierre,
iMiq. She has also on board a. fair
passenger list. Carvell Bros. Ltd.”
are the local agents here for this
.-lcamer and this firm is to be con-
_Irutulatcd upon having thc first.
steamer for the season 1933 to sr-
of the most outstanding among, _*_ me hem _
EMUR Ali’
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'lol' the Prevention ol' Gossip is be- MRS. ALFRED FRASER
ivillage of Beckington, near Bath.
iSeemingiy its operations are to be
iconflned to within the borders of
'the parish.
Presumably what is aimed at is
the supprcsflon of gossip that is
malicious or slanderous, not the
innocent tlttle-tattle which Justifi-
ably goes with afternoon tea.
For the time being the names of
the officials of the society are be-
ing kept secret. There are those
who assert this will set gossip go-
ing all the harder.
Some of the ancient parishes of
England still possess the ducking
stool, in which women who had
been condemned as "scolds" would
be soused inthe horse-pond.,
Whether the Beckingt/on Antl-
Gosslp Society proposes to revive
this kind of punishment is not yet
revealed.
PRINCESS INGRID’S
LATEST INTEREST
PARIS. April 25-Princess In-
grid' of sweden, is said to be try-
ing to interest her friends in n.
prospect for the insurance of spin-
sterhood against marriage.
Gossip in Paris newspapers first
had it that her Royal Highness
whose name had already been link-
ed in tum with two British Prin-
ces, was really in love with the
man she was not permitted to
marry-a young Swedish noble.
The Princess is now staying at the
Cap d'Anthibes villa of the Duke
of Connaught, her grandfather and
fonner Governor General to Can-
ada, and when the gossip reached her
cars she was quoted as denying ll:
and saying:
“I want to be an eternal spin-
ster."
Already a friend of hers in Lon-
don is said to be trying to interest
some insurance comfpany in her
project.
The scheme ls to have various
groups formed, each identified by
the yearly amouiii. its members
would be able to pay bet/ween the
Age of 18 and 30. Any member
marrying between these ages would
forfeit what she had already paid.
Sunday
Book and church and day are given
For man, not God; for earth, not
heaven-
The blessed means to holiest ends,
Not masters, but benlgnant friends.
-Whittier.
-*lil*
ed the pro side and Olga MacNev-
i'n, Marie Darrsch, Seymour Man-
Lean and Malcolm MncNeill thc
can side. A vote of the division was
taken and resulted in 13-12 in
favor of the pro side. -
::Perslan Balm promotes dalntl-
ness, charm and beauty. Magical ln
its effect on the skin. There is
nothing like it for creating and pre-
serving s lovely complexion.. Cool-
ing. caressing, it soothes and re-
lieves all roughness caused by wea-
ther conditions. Delicately fragrant,
it enhances the most finished ap-
pearance. Makes the skin rose-leaf
in texture. Truly 11 ”"“"` "fist
possession. Messrs Eiiwyn Morrow
1nr1=._ _ .
and Hector Maotlevin sbly support.-
requsite for " -18
woman.
1
dl 1 1 I
nan ca word wil be present _ _“__ __s___b__s__ed by the rector of the ____ To
Death has recently been busy in-
‘ the quiet district of East Baltic, 
(Mrs. Alfred Fraser and Mrs. Fred
ice enroute, the Nortliumberlrrid § A
-O-0-0404-Qovo
0
Line steamers. She is considerably union, 10;- me 9|-me of ‘Wm "rica,
larger than the Silvia, her length ` payable in advance,
c___s_0__ __ he________ vom or thanks’ sluglc screw. Slie has an inwnidinuy
ved by Miss Julia G____h__m_ com  cargo of 200 tons and after dis-1 fe
'venor of the Programme Comirllttee I charging Wm shift wer W thei Pa
‘ seconded by M__`s_ R_ Parent was _ Railway Wharf, where she will take 10°
serv! _ ._ _
~ 
NEy_ WHY TAKE 25é._~___ FOR Five, Bridge and Whist Score
.110 _ _
your money when we can get you Cards. Guardian Central Job
E. I., two of its oldest residents,- _
central Guardian locals, se.
Events. Ze. per nord; Classified, Zo.
*%% %%4 ¢0O& %k;
dvertising Rates-Payable in Advance
per word; Western and
Eastern locals, Ze. per word; Announcements and Coming
per word; ln Memoriam
Notices, 70c. per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offer-
ings, Cards, etc., sc. per name; Letters of Condolenoe, 70c.
per inch; Notices of Thanks and Appreciation. 701:. per inch
or 41: per word. Other rates on applications.
Minimum Charge for my advertisement twenty - five
cents.
 O9-O-0-O9§Q§,
RATE:-Ze per word, three iu~_ _
For Sale
_*MM*
ron
S A L E -- EIGHT ROOM
Miscellaneous house and store on corner lou
FOR
Apply Guardian. 9067-4-25~3l
ry-s Denlveny sr Titans. *T*
r, los Kent street, Phone 209. VARBOARD SUITABLE FOB
reels sailed for and delivered, linlns vuihvuserr etc-_ 1° ver
_ large parcels 25c, or weekly Sheei- Glmfdia-U 051%- lf
ce sooo 1 21 si -
SALE - AUCTION FORTY-
6‘,'b on good Mortgages. Call or Prmmw' - NW- 1'"-
rite A. E. iviucweni sr co., izi *Mmm
P ox Cy
SHENED HEIFER FOR SALE
spruce tice for hedges Apply
9009-4 22 Smw 31 Gllrlrdlan 9064 4 .I5 31
lv
Grafton Stiet, City. Phone 1130 PRE _
.o.B 431, it _ also ‘_ - .~ ..
ll  *‘
TEN DAYS ONLY-LEVER-
FOR
To Let Spring-tooth I-furrows. 17 teeth.
LET-SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
LET - TWO FURNISHED
ooms for iight housekeeping Ap
reversible points. $31.50 delivered,
W R Dennis 9061 4 25 31
T0 _ - _ -~ - - - _
Phone 1583 ring 13. 9041-4-24-31 l- 
FOR.
SALE _ AUc'rioN'Fon'ry-
Five, Bridge and Whisi; Score
Cams. Guardian Central Joli
ply Guardmn 9077 li Prlntery_ Nov. 1-tl.
Eachern's Cottage and 2 others]
Apply to A. McMahon, Rocky
Point. 9071-4-26-31.
Wanted
.___.________
RENT M- ROCKY P0,N°-1-_ M,_ ron sAi.r; _ i-:Anim rornroes
for seed. Bliss Triumph-roll.
Enrly six weeks, pink, Early Hai"-
vest, white. I ship to any station,
Price on application. John R.
Marks, New London, P. E. I.,
_ 9o4s-4-25-al.
Stillman) at the ripe age of 'i6,_
h ` 4 d thei . d en-`
w'th‘n 8. week of each other.
Mrs- Alfred Fraser was the eld-_
Fraser and Mrs. Fraser, North
Lake, and the wife of Deacon Al-
aving serve_ r dwy an g _W
eration passed on to their reward‘
*MMM
est daughter of the late Donald!wAN,l,ED _ ROOM IN PRIVATE
wagon. Apply Guardian.
9044-4-24-sl. v
home, Apply "A" care Guardian. _
April 26-ll.
ANTED _ LIGHT EXPRESS FOR SALE AT FAIRVILLE, LOT 49
100 acres land good dwelling house
and outbuildings, pump in house,
also lu barn. 30 acres ready for
crop, 10 acres under hard and
soft wood, well fenced. Particu-
lars apply Robert Whelan on
premises. 9072-4-26-IL
fred Fraser, Red Point, P. E. I.
Mrs. Fraser‘s illness was of short
Male Help Wanted
Employment Wanted
duration, an attack of flu followed
long and useful life to a close.
She was a faithfhi and devoted
member of the Klngsboro Baptist
Church for 59 years. Uniting with
it in 1874, at thc' a`ge of 15.
Mrs. Fraser, quiet, unassuming
of choice and beautiful spirit, and _
hind li. worthy name and spotless
her pastor, H. R. Bell, who spoke
2l, "To die is gain" and sang "The
Interment was made in the local
She is survived by her husband,
two sons and two daughters, Silas,
at home, Elmer, South Lake, P. E.
I., Ethel, Mrs- Barton MacDonald,
Mrs. Alexander Robertson. Red
Evelllte Ada. wlfc of the lute Rev. ,
Ching, Lewis MacInn’s, John J
Campbell, Alcxfmdei' Robertson,
Arthur Young, R.. Kitsoii.
pathy to the sorrowing husband,
family and relatives.
ltl'RS_ FRED STILLMAN
Mrs. Fred Stillman an old and
respected resident of Klngsboro.
passed away at her home on Satur-
day, April 8th, age 78. The deceas-
ed whrse maiden name was Eliza
Ann Young, was the duuglfer Of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Young, Klngsboro, the last. mem-
ber or a family of four, three
brothers having predeceased her.
She was 9, member of the United
Baptist Church lor over 50 years.
For sometime past she had been
‘fn failing health suffering from
heart trouble. but. always spoke
hopefully and optimlstically of re-
cupcrstfng in hcnlth sufficiently to
fill her accustomed place and
perform her usual task. blit n
Service was conducted at her
late home by he r pastor, H. R.
Beli who spoke from Job 14-14 "If
is man die shall he l've again?"
The service was largely attended
notwithstanding the inclemancy oil
by other complications brought, a ISE
t
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character worthy of emulation. b
Her life was a benedictlon. The daughten Mm Charles Stewart
fhneral service was conducted by K_ ’ fl
from Philippians, Chapter 1, verse ___
J
Christians Good Night." __
cemetery. fr
K‘“gs'b°'°' Aida' Mrs' Lmngsmne days, Mrs. John A. Campbell (nec tj
Rme' North Lake' P' E' I" and ten Catherine M°l`l`i5°“) 9- W9” known ifrom correspondents in various part;
¢"""d °h“d"“' S‘""""°d “15° by und respected citizen of Camllbvlls of Eastern canada, 'support this
one brother snd one sister, Ezra Cove died at her home on Tuesday st
Fraser' Nm-th Lake' P' E' I" and March 23”* *lt i-hi? alle Ui 84 Y9*31`5~ fore to learn that thc disease caused
`- by Lcucocyiozooii Aiiatis i.i'niisi1iit_-
n the lifc of the ideal Christian Wd by the spa-,C5 of bigckfiyig com.
predeceased her within the PB-Si' mother, self sacrificing and .ever mon in the Dominion, Dr, C, H.
iildfui Of hel' family and i”E1i8\°U5 Weaver, Aiiiinnl Pathologist of the
Dinswfii- Smith Like- P~ E~ I-» duties. In Iwi' Dnssins the C0111- Dominion Dciminiciit of Agricul-
Point,'P. E, I. Two sisters having 0
.three years, Brssic, wife of C. C. m
hrough our special low cost
course. Hundreds of successful
graduates. Write Moier Barber
College, 573 Barrington, Halifax
' » H. H. W. Tu-Sst~ti. B
‘ r
he weather and condition of the am
exemplary life, lovable and loved roads thus evidencing me msn
*by all who knew her. leaves be- est
There are left to mourn her hus- t
a ' 1 A
ngsboro.
Interment was made in the loc- S
. ___ _ _ nb
eem m W wh She was held ada., Slmulium Venustum Say, which
nd, Fred Stillman and one r
ly
cemetery. The pall bearers were-_ cu
COME EXPERT BARBER VVANTED-A POSITION ON A'
farm. Apply Guardiari.
9076-4-26-3(
LACK!-‘LIES BITE ~ DUCKLING5!
A high percentage of thc mortality
ong ducklings through disease is
caused by the bite of tile most
undant species of Blackfly in Can-
ansmlts a parasite, Lcucocyiozoon
nstls, to both domestic and wilrl
uckiings. The disease is apparent-
harmless to adult ducks. This
cies of blackfly is invariably the
Pe
lprit when fishermen and camp-
°s°Ph M“°D°"*‘1d' John A' stew' ers are tormented by swnrnis of the
rt' J' F' MOSSW- Jerome Chai* pc-sts Referring to thc wide dis-
man, Jolui A. Campbell and Wil- mbuuon of this _fm ML C_ R_
ed M°L?““- I Twlnn, linlomological Bi'a`nrh, Do-
minion Dcp'ii~tni1:-nt of Agriculture.
MRS- JOHN A- CAMPBELL says, “My own observations in the
_M Ottawa district limi elsewilcrc and
Following ri brief illness of two, ,_
Mis Campbells life was modelled
nunity has lost one of its oldest and L,
John A. Ford. Seattle. WRSIL. \\/|10 best loved rcslclciits, one whose life is
study of thc speciniz-ns in the Nn-
onal Muscuin and of specimens
atement. It is not surprlsiiig, there-
irr.-, informed mc that the filer-asa
prevalent during ilic ily _-season,
The pallbcar rs vvclc. Willard deeds. Her unbounded hospitality,
harity and friendly disposition will
amc witliln the wide circle of her
c
'f’l-ie Guardian conveys its sym- acquaintance. Her good deeds will
follow her and receive from Divine
P¥'°Viden°° the rewards they 3° this disease which, npparently oc-
justly deserve . .
________ s
Aeneas, San Diego. Cai-; Aiidrr.-iv, at
home; Mrs. Robinson, Tacoma.
Wash.: Mrs. Anderson, Cliicngo, lil.;
Mrs. Banks, New York and 2.11.5. E.
A. Pierce, Elmira, also one brothel-
Joseph Morrison, Hermanville, and
one sister, Mrs. Bennett McDonald.
Somerville, Mass.
30th to St. Colllmba Church and
was attended by a. large assenibl-
age of sorrowing friends. A solemn
Requiem High Mass was celebrated
by her pastor, Rev. R. J. MacDon-
ald, who visited her during her lil-
ness_ Her remains were tenderly
laid to rest beside those of her hus-
band, who predeceased her twenty-
six years ago.
IIl0l`li,S. Mly |101' S0111 F051. ill PCBCB.
Mrs, Campbell is survived by two
ons and four daughters. Simon
0
Her funeral was held on March
li
Many spiritual bouqul-l.<, l\fn=s
hi8h0i` *iid Wis" P°“'*’l` ""m°d it cards and letters of syml‘=\iil.'»' “WC 7"* I
Otherwise- expressive of thc high cstrcm in  S
which me rlseemel was mid by all ‘ *_
who l:i1cw licr. it-fuch sympathy is it 99
felt fo the br:'e.~.‘:cd family, especi- m  
r
ally/those rslio had not tlic comfort
to bc with hcl' during her last nio- i N | M E I 
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mctg and (mt, thcrc is a treiiiend-
ous amount of it ziinoiig domestic
passed away Ou February 2. 1933- was 11. continued succession of good particularly in _hc no,-mem dis-
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long be remembered by those who ducks_ HC _.gm-pf,-_er-,ri tim opinion
_that thc slioi-t'ci~ups of wild ducks
complained of by liuiiiers and
sportsmen are probably caused by
curs in cycles."
EDISON URGES SPENDING
WEST ORANGE. N. J.. April 2~li
_Charles Edison, son of Thomas
A. Edison, 1119 famous liivcntor, had
posted sl pmspf-i'ity proclamation
n ilu- li-lilctin board of this coni-
pany cxhortlng wo:'k1‘i~s to spend
money. The bulletin rc-nd:
"Buy anything. li-.i_v\vlici'c . . _
A car, n liollsf-; Sing :i song; get is
alrcut; get niarrlcd: see a show.
Do something-keep going-this old
world is beginning to move."
(l|'iS&S0ilE$
Apply Minsrvfs freely. It
washes our poison Ill
classes. Any wind heals
quickly elm in lo.
M Ihere'| nothing better!
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