`m"E*1'i’1-924 THE cH.uzLo'i'rE'rowN GUARDIAN -
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me bfllk flavor “M 5°” P"'ll°"- Pll°“° 133 -(North Milton) nav J fs Mil i
' T-5 _#__
_    1-HE s_ 8_ w|NoNA ,B due m,§l__ii:_\_;i_i__o_ri_c1<:_r_i_tiay evening. June 20,
3 leave Montreal on June 22nd a
5lll\P°° UW hull” llllill lllfllllborl tor tea expect *cold shoulder' f "`°°_
__,__H__“°__, . _ __0m____w_”,___¥_m____ok ________ __ a. __ __ __ _ _ or: rivilig in Charlottetown about Juno ¢HuRcH 9|; SCQ1-LAND__,BM.
' 8 " 0" l ell ll bl! llllllsry. 25th. Carvell Bros, Agents. D_ M_ mmont Wm preach on Sub
- ~. .2 _ - .. _ _ _ ___ . _ . _ _
worried.  § the rolibgi” ._____, . 1 . _
Dyke.-0h_' pm fgdtlmi;-1 v fu lnhnling or mm in the _“__ g__e_____ - 2704'5'17»2l bath June 22nd at Glasgow Road at ° "H  ‘J 
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"Why, hows that?" ` liy ,iv , . .- - 1 10.30 a, m. and in the Peoples’
"frne wire and _i has a -tm' this LW “M °_-H" Q mu ny' .tiiinPi¢A\-galil iiA¢°:5i‘g|LL i?°'_Jim C‘“"°"’ ‘my “' 7 ”' m'
rovfulutl- B0 l"/H`l\u<l u ‘tongue for 'rho father of nnvm Lloyd this to th wi  t y “dd ng "__
breakfast, 'roast' for dinner. ‘sauce' Gotffgo was a poor schoolmaster can get ae `:i\1|:ka:t: 'ist ortligal GHUROH OF S00-rLAND'_Mr'
‘ - ' E. C. Robertson will preach in the
  0 S   SHOP from 1-lolmsn's Catalog FURNITURE SALE-Attention
--- wn t dvertisement in
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E   FOR PIUNTING OF EVERY de- W’
lf!l'i|l!l0l1 Clll 011 LHB Gillfdllli C6!! |:A_|RV|Ew BAP-|-|81' cH,u RcH
*___ V ` Ofuhke l'ekoe ten you ever t'isted-- Peo
, " plesr’ Church City on Wednes
R'LD'R0§E ORANGE PEKOJ” TEA dny Juno ilith at 7.30 p. ni. (Special
which is only 4‘ic a ‘A lb package- coueouon)
THE CENTRAL lilllillilliii
, , ‘l' `,§ ~ \ ~ __ \ _ - ' , , . .
_ i ; .
__ .___/_  .A ' -His drs o the a b
CHARLOTTETOWN CARNIVAL this issue re sale of furniture at
Week, July 1| to 19, 2330a.12,2a| 121 Pownal Street on Saturday.
-_ June 21st 27186 11 li
f i  ' If _ . 99 _
F'  -i ae. A - ' . '  :-
`  i 4` 8 of all In the 38805" let will preach' in D the .aibovei .
 u -- Mild and Extra. lin ‘ R
it. Wont you try u package. _ . _m,,,,_d nh
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POLICE COURT.-»Lh L, W _
SPECIAL sERv|cE8____ R_____v___ _f;x_ceeding tae speggoliiiiik a__cn.r
meonnge now gomg on in me g0____, rver was net S . or ve ays
at the Police \(,onrt yesterday morn-
pel tent at Tyne Valley, Date Jun _
13_29 Se__v1ce____ week night; 736’ ing. Another autoist received his __ __ _ __ _
` ‘ _ ' ' issnl from a charge ot driving
Sundays. 10.30. 3 and 7. Proi. F- W. glam. h _ - , of trade ships, fitted out elabor-
Nease, acting president of .Easterni1£o;?gaX'n:i,:§gfr""3‘""“‘?’"“° 0'   lately and at great expense, being
{~Zap:rei1e_Co_llege, Wollaston, Mass. ' ----- _ nent on tour throughout the world
s e pr nc pal Evangelist, assist- N01-RE DAME ACADEMv_ .Hc\iLIFAX. June 16.-Quotations
ed»b_y J. W. Tu-rpel and A. Stanford, The wmmeucemew, exe,,c,,,es at furnished by Wurd und Johustoun _mere-e. While the idea makes an
Pl`0l- NBBSB is a man of rare liter- None Dame Academy Wm be held Members Montreal Stock Exchai'ig_e. _urrduumed ap|_,;,r‘| 9_0 5);; 2::_'gi_r,:.
URC
the confusion the Portuguesse
for the puropse of developing com-
Bell Telephone _ 1li0,§ c  Em," and hm, 3 g
30 failure of muny of those scheme
ift tl
“WK Hull een uvlrluiuluy. A,,,,,,,,,,,,,w ,w,,,,,,,,,,,,,,y) e,,,,,,,,,g  o
wrdiul welcome to all. _ 8 ,C10 k_ A t dm, e,_ Brompton ..... --.-_._-.--_.
at o c mos cor w
i- i f Sl. .Lawrence Flour ___--...
Pnopsnrv ci-ianess HAND; '~‘°l“° ll “mulled ll’ “ll °“\" lflP11<l=- ottawa power ______________
A1- pEAKE»3 S1-,A-|-|oN__M,._ W_.Great efforts have been put. forth Cuba Cane sugar ___________
g_ Newsom Hold _lust week me ,mb to make this evening most enjoy- Cuba Cum, Sugar PM ______
lowing properties. tibty acres of land “me‘_"u' Pun Amerimin Petroleum ____
udloilllllg Mr Patrick Evans' Mr l 2'" American Can. .__._.._
su here   ff Evans now owns 100 acres ol land; THE Dl3TR|¢.T C°lWellll°ll 0l Brazilian -1§‘r:ictioii_?._,_._-...
almost a uare block oi' ood level the W- M~ S~ Wu be held in Hemi’ HOW8I‘d Smith Pld. -_------
9 B41 E
 Don t  land conveniently situated. l\ir. Hall 011 Wednesday, June 18th, op- 1-inward Smith Com. --------
Lliil l'l`EI)
_ OU'LL find an Eveready useful a
I dozen times a night--to go down to
the box after the mail-when you go up
to the store-when you cross the fields
for a friendly call-aro_und the outbuild-
ings-down cellar-_rn the car, or the
boat. Handler than a lantern. as safe as
daylight, plenty of clear, brilliant light
--at your feet or focussed 300_feet away.
Ask your dealer to shpw you his stock of
Eveready Flashlights-he Curries s complete
range of sizes, from the handy little pocket
- lamp _to the powerful searchlights with the
500-foot range. Be sure they have Eveready
stamped on the end cap.
CANADIAN NATIONAL CARBON C0.
llontrell TORONTO Winnipeg
FLASH LIGHTS
£1’ BA ER ES
'5l`.,_....i.,..,.. .
N-10#
'85 11.1°
Hasan
It never leaves your akin
dry and rough-its gentle
and tioweriilre ingre ientl
soothe. Its fragrant pur-
ity is n real aid to health-
ful beauty. A new shape
tablet and wrapper to
please you at a very_ rea-
sonable price.
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BROWNIES MAKE GOOD
~ , PICTURES
_ lfliafs on__  the story. The other
, h_a f is that ally make good pictures
V ` @sny° =.'ff.\_-,,f,’;..
‘ ,
 Q'  - _ $2_i`f '
M” ||¢,¢n¢ig|||,o._Nniq-|t`f>DAK FILM-in a also to fit
my 0un_o__ro `_', I
I' .nm-sin is on elim io at um lrownto-m wo _
. 1-‘ROM ook."-'.,coMPLsTE s'rocK
 1 Children  just the Brownie
they like. ~fl'=._ _ _ _
‘limi - _ 5
.°  fBrow`nies $2.05 up
,,-Psoitiifri
AND
SERVICE
Store
onus cd. _
l p03T.Q,RAD.UA1'-E cgunsg |N‘for thc past few yr-urs as superin-
MEp|¢|NE___Beg|m-,hlg Sep,e,m,m._teiitiai.it of the Y. W._C. A. oi’ that
.],,i_ 1, two wneks p,,5,_g,-ad,,,,,|e city and her popularity there was
course for qummed physmlans Wm well attested by the numerous and
~-be given at llalifux under the nits- °°’“\Y w@dd‘“g l“""5”““‘ Whmf
of Crnpaud, has been in- Moncton
Mooney also purchased 50 acres ad- elllllg session at 200 pm Supper Spanish Rover Preferred _..-
joining his 1-ni-ge [arm and mm eu. :ill be served in the Hall for those Spanish River Com. _____-__
tate and .Mi-. James Bugigie or eegates. Miss Twecdie returned Steel Company ot'_Canada __
Charlottetown, a valued qifii-,iui ui' Missionary from Japan will be pres British Empire Steel lst ____
the Telephone Repairs works, ent, and will give an illustrated Pcnmans ._f_-....-..__...._
bought the 80 acre farm known as address at the evening session, 7,30 A-bitibi -_._-.-_...__-..-_...
the Gay roperty. This most dsslr- o'clouk. Everybody welcome, Sliawlnigan .----.-..--.--.-
'lable property has on it a large coin-l --- Lninrentide Pulp __._____-_-
inodiouu nine room house togetlicri McKlNNON »-- SH ERREN_ -_ A Canadian General Eletric _-__
with ull outside buildings and is|very pretty wedding was soleniniz- C"»llll‘ll4l~ll Sift-lllllilllll Clllll- --
conveniently situated to everything. ed_in St. John's Church, Crapaud on Clmllfllllll Slelllllslllll Pfd- ----
Mr_ Baglole is to be congratuluiud|Wednesduy, .lunn eleventh, when Asbestos Com. -.--._-.._-._
on his judicious -buy, Luck -to such Miss Celia Annie Shcrrcn became
men of push and enterprise. '1‘his'_the bride of Mr. iiobert Match Mc-
wlth other slime ottlis times spcil.Klnnon of Esrnscliffc. The cere-
volumes of prosperity for P, E, l, nmny was perfqriiieti by Rev.
and all now necessary is for one Rural Dean White of Sunimerside,
and nil io think, iuik .img Mi Upii. assisted hy Mr. Chas C. Rand, Lay
niisticnlly for a steady returning of Rllllllel' lll Cllllilsu Of Ulu Pl1l‘lSl\-
om- strong manhood to tiike plucel'l`hc bride, who is one of the most
-front the over-coiigenlml towns 1ui<i;llllDllllll' ¥0lllli»l W0ll\\*.!l. 11 dullglllul'
iclilts oi' Uncle Sxml'a domains. |0l Ml? llllll MW- lllll/ld S- Sllfllfléli.
Dominion Bridge _-.-_..-....
Montreal Power .__..._-....
Winnipeg Electric ___.._-..-
National Breweries E. D. $1-
.Atiantic Sugar -..._...-.---
Atcliison ..... -~-->----------
Ani, Car & Foundlry X. D. 3%
Ani. -Locomotive ...... _--_-
Am, Smelting & Refining .-._
Auaconda Copper .... -..----
Caiiadinn 'Pacific Railway ___
New York Central __..-..-.
Crucible Steel -_-----------
international Paper __..--._-
.Koily Springfield _---_------
| _ - . M - Madre, r came from friends in Moncton. The
pines oitlie Facu y ol no o _
iDallionsie University, This course g"°”“‘ 'S ll W0-‘*P°"°“S f‘“"“"" °1
- In .onrf d wish for the
is tree to all physicians, no inattur. '"`"“ " ““ we _
from Wim coiiege they may have hubby Couple u ions und uSel\\l_s.,uti,oi-n Pacino _-.--.--....
!gri|di||;[9¢l, and ii() .mutter Whi_»|~¢'nnd pnmperous life- Following the|St\i|iBlll\kt°.l° __------------~-- 33
i¢h,._y may ,,,,,,de_ ,S ,, mr, or ,|,,,|ve\‘<uu011y lu the church the lu1i\i>y'.iini,,,, puuiiiu _______....... 134
im,-mic service which Duihousiu c|,.'C°lll‘l_0 l"’ll“ll'e‘1 l° me ll0lll9 Cf *Mill-tuh Copper __.-_._-.--.--- r”
;,|,,,,,,,,,,,§ ,,, ,.,,n,,,,,._ -1-he course ,,,,,,, bride s pu\'¢~.i|ts.u1=co1uvun\vd by the lu_ S Steer _____ _____-.--.._ 96%
ininiciiiat frisiitis, where it very ` '
'instituted in 1922 and repeated last ' 9' __|
iymm but on bum occuslous luslml sumptuous wedding supper was MONTREAL EXgi.|,ANG,E
for only n week. The interest it luis Hervm' nappy Speeches "I teucmbl `
,.,.,,,,,,_,,'_ h0w,,_,,,,,,_ and ,he m,,,,b,_,.,, lion ond spoil wislws were Inoue. 193.; vicim-y______,______.__ 102.70
of ,,,,y,,|u,,,,,s who have ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ and the happy couple deported -1933 victory _______________ 101.50
have encouraged um facuny to dnu. mr '~h""` new h‘"““ ulnmst u shmv' 1922 Victory __.-_._-------- '“
ble the lengtli oi' the course. uini_er M “ce and confetti' `
also to invite prominent doctors.
from other colleges to take pwrt lui
the teaching. This year Sir 1-ienr_\'| _ _
Gray and Doctors Chipinun an<i|  ,nil-llk (»0“‘"‘°’°“ -------"‘-' 181%
Riien of Montreal Dr. 'Rudolf -ot' _-_ Bunk “Will -----------""'° _
nvlex. Petroleum ------------
finternational Mer. M-arine -_
illrcs-s Steel Car. _--..------
.Reading ..... --------------
57%
51
110
50%
iffy,
104 ‘A
'I1 ‘fb
ii
lima
25
50
103”/il
160
'13'/4
62%.
29%
146%
104%
51.l/ii
46%
377/s
56%
91%
exceed 143 million centais. The
available supply ° consequently
shows a large surplus; and it may
____ 'should make others pause before
A www, |_¢¢te,. 'rom |_°nd°,,_ venturing on similar trade "stunts"
prom I Such' correspond,” While the Italian cruiser “Italia ,
which has been fitted up as
_______ a
floating exhibition of Italian goods.
LONDON, June,0,192~t has had a remarkable success at
|Rio de Janeiro, other similar pro-
'i`he latest reports of thc pros-|1908 Clllllli '-0 ll0l~hllll=¥- TW° Bri'
pectivc world of wheat arc of spe- l-lllll ¢10lllDlllll98 W1-!l'6 0091611. bill
cial interest to farmers ovcrseas.'l19llll€l' l`909lV9d llllffllllelll- llllDP0l`l
That or the international institute to enable dt to carry out its ideol-
of Agriculture includes a statistical SlmllHl‘1Y. lW0 Fl'9llCh Dl`0i9ClB
survey of the available supplies sndiW€l'9 Oll f00|-. but £119 flllll Chilli! £0
requirements or whoai throughout nothing last your for lask of sup-
the world. 'rho objective proposed port. sud the second. which plun-
,is to ascertain, on the one hantlylled '-0 Bellll l~ll€ exllllel' "Elkeb" 0°
the quantities that were exportable 3 l-Wide Glllllle lllldfll' the _llllllle Of
from the producing countries on|"Lll Belle l"lHl\¢€." has just been
March lst, 1924, and, on the other, given up when all the preliminary
to define -tho quantity which thoidetsils appeared to be settled-
iiuporting countries have yet to se-|Tll9l`6 909105 '-0 he S_0lll9 d0lllll- Wlle'
cure in order io provide for their-‘ther the floating exhibition is real-
own requirements until their next ly 8 f€l\BllllB lllellllfl Of illlwlng U10
wheat harvests become available. goods of 2 country on ferr-isp
At tho beginning or March the ex- markets. Il may be ufsued tual
porting coutrles had ou iiand an U18 Ili-lil#-ll lllllil l'f‘-f9l’¥9d 10 N19
aggregate quantity of expo;-tuple been successful, hut it must not be
wheat amounting 'to about 308 f0l‘iZ0£l€ll lhlll- U19 V€Dllll'B |189 T9'
niiiitun contain ta contai is loo lbs.) Ceived Considerable support from
while tile probable requirements l-be (IOVHYHITIGIIL and U18! Wl'lh0\l
to be imported between March lst llllu support the Dl`0m0l€l‘s W0\lll1
and .luly 31st into the importing probably have had to face a heavy
countries ns rt whole are likciy to 1058-
llo expected ibut, on Aulflliil 1ul`t-line, that the Portuguese province
next, a da-te when the new harvests of Mozumqiigue in deal;-ions of rais-
of the northern hemisphere should ing “_ |0,_m in Landon, hui unless
be realised, there will still remain the recent ryigpuie between the
nearly 165 million centals of wheat B,-mah banks operating in Mozam.
stocks of the old crop on hand in bigue and the Portuguese hunks
lhtl BXD0l`llll8 C0\lllll’|l2B- The 00|" settled there seems little prospects
irslpondlns stock on August lst. or its stint-ess. The trouble arose
1923- WHS illllllli- 71 lllllll0ll Ufllllllll- out of the currency question. The
The institute states that in in-uriy Briiigh Banks advanced funds ip"
all the north European gountries -,r gum |,,,S;5_ 1~hL.\-6 is only sup,
t
PROPOSED MOZAMBIQUE LOAN
There is much talk at the present
is
fuse to accept their own notes in
payment of British sterling debts
due to them. British investors
are very shy of all “Heada"'l win
-Tails you lose" finance and- until
Mozamblgue honours il.s___debi. _a
new loan has not-is ghost of' a
chance here. - i .. -
-_Z4-¢>-l
P. E .|_ Piowrro en-owi=.l‘z`§
MAKING GOOD PROGRESS
oiusnrn, ont.. .iuue""i~s.-"r.i...
Canadian Seed Growers-'Associa-
tion in session at the Ontario Apri-
culturai College since Monday con-
cluded their .snnual meetingyester-
(lily. :
Prince -Edward island reported
that the certified potatoairea- wal:
double that of last year. ,,.In.this
province the pocarto industry has
made great strides over" 326,000
bushels of certified seed hola'-1 ship-
ped out of the Province. and large
ppoportione of this seed are goin"
across the line. , . 1
' Among the directors nominated
by. Provincial Departments of Agri-
culture wsre. W. H. McGregor,
I’-rince Edward Island; H_._ S. Cun-
ningham, Nova Scotia; O.`C. Hicks,
New Brunswick. ‘ ` ti. ...
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EGG CIRCLE . , .
Notes on the Prince Edward ici
land Egg Laying Contest. for,-
the 32nd week of the contest,
ending June 11, 1924. "
The total number of eggs laid for
the week was 844. "
Mrs. F. Huiiday‘s pon of Barred
Rocks and the White Leghorn inn.
No. 13 owned by the Experimental
Station tied -for' fi`rst}_place~ in
weekly production wit_ 52 eggs
each; the Experimental _Station’s
pen of White Legliorng No. 14 was
second with s production of 51;
and their pau No. 12 was third, with
49 eggs; Mr. J. J. `Mc(liliivrny's
White Legliorns‘~aiid Mr. Everett
liowutt’s White Leghorris tit-ti for
3.--._
1937 Victoiy .__..--_-------- '-
BANKS
' i Bank Montreal ._.-_.-_---- '-
Toronto, l)oFc_to:_'s Luther §Iacl($iizl_e, M,-_ wm_ iihderimy, pay F0riun@_ Bunk Nova Sfco_____ __________ _
 _1_t):s.eA_  l_;J_i:=_~i_';____o£___ __1é:'_____<_l_l___-,wus a visitor te;tlle_CiIy yesterday.__DWh{%_1__,____J“|y 113-“L Sept. 115%.
Xigiiilblgiilskliilllileeshgllhfmiiiiigs'  b,,l1:r'wI,;§l§: §?gg:§?,n').E;,0;.T,t,;h;:, igorn. July 82%. Sept. 81\,§. Dec.
The Dalhousie medics-l school has business. 75(I')S,i¢5 July 46%, Sept. 42%- D20-
'winter crops are buckwa ii owing pimp-ri io im "Sterling"--thai 0( th
ilo the long period of cnitl lweatl
l€l'C English pound sterling-but it cam
ifllllll illllllllilll ll! NlJ0l`li’-d. illlflllflll' us n surprise to foreigners that th
l
iarly in Belgium and Puiiinii, and Pnriuguone had a “sterling” not
_floods have also done some injury. gi its own. At first all wont we
ln central and southern Europe bpcurrue the poriuguege now wg
l' I l butts ~ this into rel sterling s
conditions are solnew ia r, wnveri ii
'though in many localities
the par; but in June 1920 the Banc
developed. wonderfully during the _... »
past few years, and now occupies a M,-_ R_ A_ Mnmod, mg; was in 44.
foremost position amongst the the any yestm-day_
medical schools ol' this continent. ____
This opporwnlty of teklus s “un~ Mr. W. G. Hogg, left saturday rm-  -
fresher course" at 11 convenient sherbrook. P. Q., whore his broth- T116 Markets
time of the year and under peculiar- er_ M.,-_ R_ W_ Hggg died ¢;udduniy_
advanta eous circumstances is _.___ 3UMMEg3||3E MARKET
.,   .
1' _
(li 3’
BOOTS
SHOES & PUMPS
$2.95 A PAIR
S0 pairs vlomon'\ potent
strip pump. -
30 pllrs wom¢n'| black kid
oxford;
80 pllro °womon'l brown
calf loud boats.
,so pain womon'o black
kid boots. .
 A PAIR
Mo them lin our’ window,
' than on nil sian in this lot,
but not oli clan In ovary
KIM.
ALLs;v..i,.°:
familial! JIIMAB
1)' 8
I»¥l‘8l1l-‘ly l1Dl7l‘B¢!lBff9d bi’ l-ll9 llledlcill tMise Bessie Beer has returned
profession ofthe maritime provinces from Nemo", M335, in spend her Dairy Butter  25.43
und N9Wf0\ll\d\Hll4l- Blld Dl'Ullll59ll vacation with her parents, Mr. and Eggs per doz.   28
this year to attract physicians from Mr-s_ E_ H_ gee,-_ Hgigboro SL Potatoes   _ _  50__-10
the interior of Canada andthe Uni- D
ted 313188. i Miss 'Muriel Archibald left on Hay   __ -
 +- Friday for a few 'weeks visit to Hmm __________________ 31A__4l/,
friends in Haliax and Bear River.
Mr, Henry B. Jenkins, formerly
of Millview, P. E_ 1, and now of Red-
lands, California. arrived last
Thursday night on a visit to his old
Mies Earle. M. Gillis who is
spending her vacation with her
Belle River, has returned from a
.pleasant visit in Malagash. N. S..
Mrs. Walter 1-lartling.
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§
is
'ff ~ j»~ Rirourr
_ //'»'/’7»'w  1.31,' O `,
\-~».`~,;_.,‘1s' "I .
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_ N. S. BOURIS MARKET
Butiter 
ggs.. ...,... ..
Oats  .. 
Potatoes ..
UUHRAY HARBOR
Butter  
E s . .
Pork  
Oats 
Potatoes
Bags ....... -.-...__ ...... --
Butter  . . . 
Turnips
Pork .  . ...
Butter 
Biggs   . 
Potatoes ..  
 32'; .°:.'.':::.'::.::i:::::::
There are few people who
often hz the vrontthnn
cannot olidiiro to lo,
,___-
likl
Oats er bushel .-_..-_------ 40-50
. . $12
40
22
55
. .. .. 55
home in Millview. His miany firiends Hay __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _  _ _ _ __ _ _ __ “L
‘"8 delighted t° “ee mm hack' Pork . . . . . .
 _ .. .  --
. . if
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gillis, 53  "_ 24
. 50
 . . . . . . .
 56
where she was the guest of Mr. and _ c___ARLoT_rET°wN MARKETZS
.. 34
Oats  ... . 55--00
Hay  .. ... ..  56-I0
9%
° Potatoes  . .  50-'I0_
' N sin”  - -~  :°»erable extent upon the progress of
 NWI ------------- ------- 75_1~-with; Monsoon; the news that rains
. ‘  _M12 s'rswAn'r wmksr
$1!
. £~'»r~i-'L~:» "' , uourxaus usnxn' _
, in
. W
Potomac _..-..._---..--...._-_._ tt’0
.those
12
83
60
60
only
he
.ings has been in arrear owing to
,the prolonged unfavourable season.
-Sowings were effected late in Hun-
fgary, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, and
in some parts of italy. When
April set in, sowlngs were making-
lfavourable progress in Great Bri-
_itain and Ireland,iuSwitzerland, in
iAustris, end in Huinniiia, and were
,in average condition in Belgium,
Italy and Czechoslovakia; it had
been impossible to commence them
,in Poland and tho Baltic states. ml
,the United States spring sowlngs
iwere backward, but at the begir
Ining of April they were in active
iprogreee, favoured by good woath~
lar and soil conditions.
THE OUTLOOK FOR TEXTILES
Prospects in thc worl11's markets
_in textiles are not very bright at
present and buyers of piece goods
in the Manchester market are only
prepared to operate to meet urg-
ent requirements. All round the
cloth section has continued quiet,
,especially .in staple makes, huti
ismall lines in fancies and speciali-
ties have been disposed of in fair
quantities. W.ith regard to india,
_some support has been given in
mulls, dhootios and iacorets, and
occasional transaction have occur-
ed in grey and white sliirfings. The
future trade depends to a consid-
,bave already started in Colombo
has been received with mixed feel-
‘they are too early. For China,
white ehirtings have been in mori-`
erats request. The under-current
of demand in fancies for Shanghai
‘also keeps up fairly weel. Busi-
ness for Egypt and the Near East
generally has continued disappoint-
ing. Rather more activity has
,been reported for some of the Bri-
tish Colonies and sale-i in home
trade fabrics tend to improve. Pro-
ducers of ynrli have had another
Bpiiiners of
have lost
of *Winn
to derive
ings, as the opinion is held that'
D
British banks to collect bills drawn
in British sterling, because incon-
vertible sterling at greatly depre-
ciated value, can be tendered in
payment thereof. British banks
have large quantities of those notes
of which they are unable to dis-
pose, and are in consequence un~
eiile to continue to engage in thi
n fourth place with 48 eggs elicit:
U Mi'. Edward Bnllpitt's pen was flftli
Q with 47, and Mr. Sam McPliei'eon‘.t
0 White Leghorns sixth with 45 eggs
for the week
ll ~ ‘ "
8 Eleven birds to date have_ encli
t produced 150 eggs or over.
0 'l‘he Experimental Sitstion’n
pens Nos_ 14, 13 and 12 hold first
growth is late in developing. Over N -i ,fi Uii ri i Lurunun .
Europe us a whole the position uf Mllitrtitigse gavrgliigtigs that the con- i’°°°“" 'md third "‘°°"' "°“°&°d""ly
E-winter-sown cereals at the boglnn- yi.,-iuuiiiiy would be ,.,ugpeniie¢i_
ini: of April was below thu overuse. The unset is that while the Portug- _,MB Wh,” Lesko,” are mth ,nm
ulld l0WBl° than nl lhe Hllnlo dulff usse notice are legal tender for 134 eggs; Mn Samuel Mophlm
lust your. .Ill “wut European the settlement or an debts within 50,,-8 pm of Wwe Lesh,,,.nl am
Counlfies flei<iW0l‘k £01' Spring BOW- the rovince it is impossible for the i5|,¢¢h_ Wm, 1074 eggs; Mr-_ J, _y_
In total production; and their pen
No 15 is fourth; Mr. Edward_Fiull-
McGiliivrsy's White Leghorns and
Mrs. F. Haliiday's Barrett Rocks
tied for seventh place with 1053
eggs each. . .
‘ The total production to date is
19,926 eggs.
-_--¢»->--+---1
All catfish are devoid of scales
traps of Mozamblgne, To add to
The sailfish is the fastest dciih
en of the sea.
'#2'\.
Tl{lS is tho cm of the nreoenlion
4 of disease and sensible people do
._ not wait until sickness has actually
.~-inn: lwi'on~ rcniedying the trouble.
i The crowded hospitals everywhere
‘ orc sud cxnniples of the result.: ol
iicgicct. Be especially watchful of
, children. ilestlessness, lack oi' nor-
, mai apr-tiw and fevorishness usu-
uliy in ionic constipation. Sig! it
that instnnt with a spooni' of
1 Er. _CaldZell's Lai__c_titiir:_ Symp
‘ o in an ou w ve pm-
i vogsmd real nbrkness. Mrs. C. S.
B\in%y, 19 Cnathem Av. Hali-
fax. . S. and Mrs. W. F. Planter,
‘ Bigger, Sash., seldom have lllnm
_ in the family because of their
» p_i$.n_pt use of Lsxatlve Syrup
ri.
A Great Family Lnxntlvo
It may be diilicult. to decide just
what medicine to use out d the
men that are oi1'ered.buti\ would
notgeifyou knew thei‘ae1».'1‘hao
VX .
Ti” ‘I..‘.i“'°"'....°°.%"‘u;'.?.
their renami on the system
turally. the stronger the
....u...in.. on ms’ is
il; .
 ... ~~ ~/1 #nah fwifvfmful fi'
5 AAN li' pi\.c.»u.i>wi=.Lt's uuutrivs
._ X* svitur rspsiu.
‘ ,Z - ' Yvillresiorcgnod humor
1 Mothers! Apply Common Sense
d ol .with
===~....'=-...»-nf=..-““t.-.- '
so A I ' 't e
largolt , i`. ' ,
uni in-an 'Said ov¢"ii'3'.fuiiaf»'.l
haue seq moi enmity. The
formulljl on every puc_ks_ge,_
- Three H1110! of Heelth