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CHOICB JBORE LllH, T !R SilN6LES,

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WHITE ENAMEL BOAT llJILDIN& PAILS aid BASINS. SUPPLIES.

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Th1e Home of "MATCHLESS" thePalnt of Quality

offers a paint for every. purpose.

• Ask your dealer for "MATCHLESS" Flat and Gloss White, "GLOS·

~ ELASTIC", the 024 Time English Enamel. 11LUSTRA" 4 Hour }inamel, yLUSTRA" Floor Enamel Paint. Gold, Aluminium and Slack Enamels. "IT-ZIT:' Varnish Stains, "MATCH­LESS" High Class Varnishes, shellacs, Velvet Wall Finishes etc. etc. We also offer Marine· and Inl1ust.rlal Paints ; all moderately priced

and the best valu~s on the market.

THt STANDARD MANfG. CO. LTD. QT TQHN'S:

BUTT, Agent, ~

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Ripe Tomatoes Jarta Oranges Ripe Bananas Grape Fruit Ic& Berg Lettuce Lemons

~· Celery ~ Argentine Black Grapes Winesap Apples Green Cabbage • Delicious ~pples Carrots, Parsnips,!·· Sunktst Oranges Turnips ~

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LORNE HISCOCK, f B.O.A., f.1.0: EYESIGHT" SP.ECIALIST.

' Optical Work in all its Branches.

197 Water Street - - St. John's. I .

CONFEDERATION LIFE.

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TBB BBBT IN TBB WORLD

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Guardian Fire and Lite

ASSDljNCE CO'Y LIMITED. or LONDON

~ubKrlbed C.pltal. .. £2.000,000 atr Tot&! lanatcd Faada

apwarda o( •• : • .... 2, 750,000 atr Anaaal Income up-

ward• of. . • • • • • • • • .. 350,000 ate The Gbuo1AM belor a &r1t·cJaa1

Enrll•b lneuraace Compan1 olJere all those aduatacea moat dulrable t o loaurcre. til., uadonbled atablll t ' · luorable term• aod prompt 1el· 11."'ent On clalma (or IOH.

Tbe anderaliracd bulog beeo ap polo1ed Aireata for Newfoaadlaad are preoared to laaae Pullclea •1alaat lo.a by Fire. •

T. It II. WnrrH, St . .1oba'1. 0. B:. llTrr&nolf, Br. Grace. .AUftDI aw>~ 8•~.

lo bulk and pooklgee at

McMURDO'S <'.onvinoing proof of tbe ID·

premaoy of Sutton·s Seed1-At the four great Hortionl·

tural Exhibitioo1 of the year 1933 . -The R. B.S. Che! Show -The R H.B. Great Autumn

Sho" -Sbrurabury Floral Show -SOutbport Flower Show

The Supreme Honouns were awarded SoUoo & Sona fny their magoi8oent diaplaye of Vegetables and Flowers.

Do 88 the world doea- aow

SU·TTON'S EED

I Let UI aopply )'QDr wen!JJ in 1pra11, iolf~llo es, eto. , Semeean· Pari1 Gr ·Arreoate of~ Mixture-Nicohne Sulphate aJwaya in 1tock.

Catalog of aeed1, etc ; on re· queat.

T. MGMuri&Co. LilllTID

Dependable Druni1ta Since 1829

Water Street, St. John''·

HARBOR GRACE, NFLD., FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1934. NU\1BER 27

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CA.RBONEAR SECTION Wedding Bt1lls. ~~•'H·~•1faJ ,,lftllat~m~ Exercise, "Guea Who ?''

PussKv·BORWOOD GET YOUR PBINTING t!ie~lae, "Quol4tiona lrom Great A quiet ,n-dJing took place at the AND DBVILOPING •hn," Boy1

United Chureh on Thursday laet, DONE AT Recitation, "Garlands for Moth· • when MiH ::;adio J . Penooy, daugh· er," Mary Penney

W. & J. Moores Ltd. ~~:1~~osb~d~0:r· ~reiiteruc::rci I GUY~, OABBONBAB ~~::~:·~~~h';.Love Horwood, of tbia tolfn. Rev. J . L . 1 • Recit.tion "She Molbe........1 ""•e," Reyoold11, M. A. o~oialed. . The La teat BrHlsh ......... and Mary Rorke' RV Rh

At 8 o'clock, whtlat the Org1011l &lo, Miu Clara Glllelpie . played the Wtdding March, the American Magulnea, EsettroiH, "A Buket d Flow· bride .,otered lb' church !~log OD alWQI ln stock. era·• the um ol Yr. llarold Fraize, wbo OfJttlng gave her away, and looked nry ~!l.t•'mll' Adan., Rev. J. L. a.,noJct., ~relty in a gown of Rodler Blue and M A White Crepe-.:le-obene. with acoee- Protect \9: Property-See Cbto Add w· Die,_ __ aoriee to match, and ~yiog a Soper for ranee. u1m: ,_, 1~ • ~" bridal bouqutl o(.,Mmationa and l b J " ' Benediction fiima. She wu ~\ended by Miu Lent on t roapoa& the enUre per· At \be eYenlog tenlce Rev J, Theresa Babbs, couain of the lorTmaoce. ReynolJ1 wu the preacher and gr:oo:n, .. bii l•maid, who he etage ~~ !Vf attraollvely,ar- .. hl1 lext lhe 7th vene of the sth looked very all~tive in a beige ranged, lhe Lmog RA;>om Scene of Chaplt>r of Judgea. •·A Mother ensemble with bat amd oea to i the. Kill.ell Home being lhe aame larael:" and prtaohed an I irl ... match, and oarrieC:: a bou e~ of tbruont, and.all !he performen ~k Permon which WU heard wi'U!' ral naroiaaus. The groom wu aup rte4 their 1,.rta uceptaooally .well. Mau attaolion by the large oonartgatiot. by hie brother, Mr. J ack. llorw Gerlrudo Esrle, u Cbarhe, gne on Al tho olo1M1 of the eenioe aneral of

Following the ceremony the bridal excellent .performance, whilat .,!\Ir "Our mother's ravourite bymnt'' party molored to the ho~ of Mias JUaokl Leel i~, tlie portrayal of ,Old weru sung by the choir and ooogre· Effio Benson whore " rooeption was nc e A eo aurplM!d all prtVtoua r beld, only lho immediate relctives role1. Mra 4. M. E~rle, wh11 is no

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and. rriends beiog present. atr~p.r to the foothghllf, " 1111 cl for fire Insurance see Soper The bride nod groom were· the re· home in the role or "~rry·~ Aunt'' __ 0...__

Marine News. cipieota of many use.fut nod valu11ble Mrs. Fftnny P'arnb:im, whilst Mr. preaenta, which testify to the bigb Nelson ~on"crd u "Larry" gavo e1teem in which they ore be1d. one ol h111 bc3t perfortJ?aooes All

To Mr. and Mra. llorwood we ex· the other ph1y11ra a!XJuilted them· 1he 11. s. Mary Smith wu in port tend our very beat w!4hes for I\ hllp· selves orod11.cl>ly, nod tbb perform· on Mondl\y. Y wedded lifo. ance on the whole was a huge suc· Tho l'. l'. Proepero WIS io p:nt on

P ---o---- oess. Mond11y aod took of our fishermen tr You want fire Insurance Doring tbe intervals Mr. A B for the French S.horo. .

talk to Soper. Walker, St. Jobn'a, gave several Tho s. P. Pprllc wae also m port muaio.11 selectioll! and home. mt1de on Mon<ltty and took- o.bout GOO b:ir·

••••n n• •" •"" • ·~.... Ol\ody w118 aolJ 'At the cloee Rev. I rela of fi~h for Balifu, Crom Meears.

M Rusted th11nked the audience for W. & J. MoorH Ltd. . rs. E. Pof tle, their p!ltronagl' e.ud annouoceJ tbttt Tho motor schooner Anna. E hu

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Water Street. Eaat, CARBO~EAR.

GROCERIES and

FANCY D:SY GOODS.

We Specialize in LADIES' COATS,

BATS and . DRESSES.

tho performance would bo repecteJ le!t for B:iy de Verde on Monday on Tbur&lay ·•iighL. Our congrn· wath " lood or lumber fro!'° M~sni. tut11tio111 ~r_, ~ -,oded to the trOJlpe So..qnd1p-e. Ho1t111l &,, Co. on their excellent performnnce, 1rnd l ho i.0h.onne1' A1~l ... :td"' iu \90 troal th11l it will be 115 aucceMCul port lul ntgbt. floancially ns the work entai led war- .o---ronla. PERSONAL.

Tbo c.i£ta wu tts follows­( Iii order of appe.ir;in'co ) Mr. A. D. Walker, St. Juhn'e, is

at prtSenl visiting Carbonear. Constable J~epb Trickett, Origus,

was n visitor to Caroonear Tlmrsday. Mr S. Loveridge, Messrs Daine

John•on & Co.'1 Dlllllo Hr. Agent, paid a buaineu \•iait to Carbooear J uring the week. •

Norn Mclone, cook nt Elliott's homo, Mi!s D. Fr.implon ; Oflicer Tim MoGrill, Nom·a 'S1Vcetbeut, Mr . .lames Piko ; Mrs Fanny Fam· ham, Larry's Aupl by m11rrioge, Mra. A •. ~I &rle ; Lfrry Elliott, A youog buslne53 man, ~Ir. t\ . For·

Call and See u.. ward; Ted llu lley, me old Collrge Pal, Mr C. Cnu.a ; Vh•ian Smythe·

........ •••••••••••••••••• Kersey, ~rry'p l•ianoee, Mi.ta F.

Mr. and Mra. Stewcrl Pike, St. J ohn's, spent the "eek-end with re· IMtives 11t the Dench .

-~-- · = Thoms ; Uoole lee Twig~, in PreabJterJ Meets. oh1uge of Ch11r r J. Lee ; Cb11 r·

Mr. M. J. Hawker wase. Y~itor to tho city to S11turday.

On Thuraday anQ. Friday of IMt week lhe Co.rboncar Presb\•lery met at the United Church here: tho fol· lowing clergymen, as well aa a num· ber o( lay·represonlativta from the varioua obarg011, being in altendcoce -Rev T. Pitcher, Oreeo's Harbor ; Rev~ W. R Butler, H11nt's Hnrbor ; Rn. H. J. Russell, Old Perlioan i ReT. S. R. Cooper, Lower llllaoa Cove ; Rev. E King, Western Day ; Rev. S 8agg'f, Blaokh83d ; ReY A. Young, Vfot~a ; Rev. W. Reid, Freshwater ; l ev. R. Vatcher, Bor· bor Grace; Rev J . L. Royoolda and C. Holfae, Carbonear,. Much busi· nesa in connection wHb the church aftains WIS attended lo, several mat­te11 being deferred to the meeting of the Executive, which iJI being held at the church here today. --o---v for flre lnsu~~-see Sope r .

"Here Comes Obarµe. ' -~

Ooe of the beaL plays evO,r to bo ataged at Cubunear " Ill preseoted In Sa. Jamee' Hall lu L night by St. Jamra' Dramatio Troupl', the title being "Home Comes Charin ." Al· though the wll.llher w 11 very dis­agreeable a large audienell waa in atteuda.oce aod " IS held in rcpt at-

P. o. Box SlS. Pnolfa l/322, A. G. FEAVER, ST. JOHN'S,

Breker ... Cen11•lNlon Aaent. FllaoOT Foaw.AJU>lllO & Sl'ICIAl.TY.

Do not nit onttl 7oor 1blpment. II in 8&. Jobn'1, write now that 700 are upec&· tnc i'- and I will - tbat 700 CC' It In lhu borteet pomlble tlme iu lowertralM.

W.S. Goodwin, 0.0.S Gradaale of Pbiladclpbla Dental

Colleire anlf .ff"•Pllal of Oral Sarrery.

Teetb ezlracted abao~= wltb· oat pala by aee of tit air or perfect .... tlletic.

Darr.at. on1ca : Victoria SL, aezt do)()r to lbe !'\TAllDAIO 016~

0010'.IDBBATION . Lil'B

lie Hopps, "l"mry's Word", Mies G. E11rle ; ~rrs .• C. Smythe·Kersey, \'lvh1n's mother, MIHS 11 ~rlo ; Mortimer Smythe-Kersey, Vivi11n'a brother, Mr. tt. Pike.

Mr. Jnmps A. Thoms, who for the past three weeks hos been undergo· ing modiCl\I trtMlmenl at the General Hospital, St John's, returned home on S.'\tnrda.y, nod we ore very plensed to rl'port is feeling much improved.

· Mr. Jnck Pike of tho Western We b1ve just bad an All-Electric Union Cable StnfT, New York, is at Refrigerator installed and are pretont spending " holiday with re· now ready to serve onr CUB· lative5 al C.ubone11r.

tomers with Mr. Reuben ; Russell and eon, Mack, "ent lo Bay Roberta on Sat·

BROOKFIELD ICE CREAM urd11y evcoiog l\(ler reeeiviog the In SUNDAES. DIXIE CUPS and news thllt their residen~ at that

place bad been burnt tG-fbe'grounJ. CONES. Also: Mr. Oeorgo P. Nicholl, Sbual Har·

1~1ted Miik & Drinks op Ice. bor, waa R viaitor lo Carbnnear over ~ tho week-end, and waa the guest of

Mr. ood Mrs. W. H. Dadco~k. Jas. ·A. Thoms, Carbonear.

Miss Florroce Murphy left on Thursday for Tlfilliogale, 'll'bere ehe will take a course in nuning al the

Protect Your 'Property - See Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hoepital Soper for Insurance. Dr. H. B. Thompson, Optometriat

- - .o--Motber 's Day Service.

1 Sunday put wu observed as Mother's Doy, and special Motber'a Day Servioea 1tero held i• lhe United Church At the morning aervice Rev. C Hon so w11 the preacher 11od tak ing aa hie text SL Jobn'a Gospel, 19th Chapter, 27th Verse, "De­bold Thy Mother," preached" "ery appropriate aormon.

In the afternoon the Sond11y School held a service io the church and a 11pleodid programme WIS pre­aeuted by tho cbild1eo. Rev. J L Reyoolda aod Mr. J ames BunJan, Saperinlendent of the Sunday School, 11ore in the pulpit, Mr. Bur· den •otlog aa. chairman All the children took their parta well, and the programme which ,,.. much en· juyed, w11 as follo1n :-

Prelude, Call to Worehip, Jnvoca· lion, H7mo, Boripture, Prayer

Superlntendeot'a Remarlta Recitation, "A Volunteer Wei·

oome," Jl:Yel7n 0.mood An Exerciee, "Happy Little

Molben

and Optican, is rrt present in town on profe95ioo11l bus1neu.

Constable A. Taylor, St. John' s, is at present epending a vocation with hts parents, Mr and Mrs. Ar­thur 'f11ylor, South Side.

Mr. O. R Dell, St. John'a, paid a bualne s visit to C:trboou r during tbe week.

Mr. nnd Mrs M. Simmona were paseengera lo abe city by Tuesday evening's train.

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Headquarters for

Groceries, Provisions,

Feeds of all Kinds.

James Moore ,.._ 65. P. O . .. x42 Chorus, " llolher Dear''

Recitation, "lly l.louqoet. ' ' gan Mooree

Mc· j , Carbonear. ..........................

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Higlaeat Pri~ Paid lor Codliala

Stock "

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Importers & ExpOrters.

Mira Florene~ Taylor, St Johb's , is ahpruont in town \ i~iting Mr and Mns. G. E Soper, Rural Re· ltest.

Misa Phyllis Cameron, who bu been attending Dalbou11ie Univer· eily, returned homo on Thursday.

Mr. A ~l. E11lo, who ha'J svent tho p:1st lll'O months in tho United Stato1, retumeJ homo by th1> RoM· liud on F:iday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Rorke molorcd lo tho city on Wednesday. They \l'ero cccompsnied by their son, John, who will .undergo mtdiccl tro!ltmeol.

1t1ns. H. A. Cameron returned fro.111 tho'olty on~ Monday:

Mrs. Arlhnr Pnrsons \rent to St. John's on Wedncsdny to meet her son, Goorge, who for the p3et lbreo months has been undergoing medico.I lrenlment at Halifax.

Mies ~. Udell was a \"isitor to the city during th11 week.

Mrs M Bemialer, who has spent the winter months a.i Heui's Con· lent, tho guest of ~Ir nnd ~I ns Alh1n Ron·e, returned home during the week.

We have just received a 'new shipment or

ladies' and Children's Shoes

Also . An Attractive Line of

Wall Papers. ----- - - ------New POUND GOODS at

BARGAIN PRICES.

NOW'S THE TIME to secure that SUIT and SWEATER

ror your BOY.

GROCERIES and FRESH FRUITS Always in Stock.

James Burden Carbonear. ~~

Just Arrived.

A large shipment of

LADIES' SPRINO COATS SPECIAL PRICES •'OR THE

MONTH OF MAY.

tietyours before it is too la(e.

* • ALs,_Q LADIES' and CHILDREN'S

HATS and D~ESSES - ALWAYS I N STOCK.-r

MISS UDELL, Carbonear.

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J 11ngerpu ly ill on Sunuay nou 11 1s

ru-hcd to the General llO!>pital on Monday'e train, wheru be uod r· n>ent au opemtion nt 11 p m \,'o under11tand he is Joinq as \\"ell 1 11 ~n bo expected.

MieS Nunl .lloglln waa a \ i~ilor to tho city ou Saturday.

Mr. 1\l!red Penney left for Ale :C· ander Bay Mr.nday, wluiro ho " 111 join tlio Sun·ey l'asty undur t..- 1. J. Turner

t.ks. rs . Cr.ine nnJ \\'il&-011 m ·•> in town during the 11·eck in tho i .. lerrst of lbe Hoyal Stores Ltd.

---o---w el come to Monsignor. .. -

The R C. Cb11roh grouuda we Q

gaily decol'l\te<l with bunting Je!ttr· Jay afternoon in honour or th , bom10Jming of the Rt · nev Mo·1 · eigoor McC.a rtny;-\' 0., who for tlie . I'll I t"o months has liecn on nn • ~µi!copu l \•i•it to Home.

It You want f ire Insurance talk l o SOPER.

ConnJo:SPOSnt!ST. Mrs John Cornish was n re~ot Cllrbonear, M11y 17th, 1031.

visitor to tho 1 ity.

Announcing We aro p\case1l to he:ir t h11t Mi~

Annie Butt, ul\ughter of Mr. and Mre. John Butt, who und¥eut an operation nt the vraoo Bospilal on The opening o f our Saturday morning las.I.. is doing aa ICE CREAM PARLOUR. wen as can be expecte<l.

Mr. and Mrs A.ndrow Bitlyard, Beart'a Content, wero visitons to Try the new Dixie Jee Cnrbonear during the week. Cups, Sc and lOc aizee .

Mm S. Taylor, who r<oentJy re· turned from lbliru, N.S., is at present visiting Cnrbooear, the guest oC Mies E Mah11ne.r. .

Mrs. Philip Saundera and Miu Msrio Saunder!, who have been "i.iiti11g the city, returned home oo Monday.

Mesan William nnd Arthur Pike and Mi!s De1Yer, St. John'11, were vialtora to CarbOorar on Sund•f •

Mesens Frank Bowell and E. W. Marshall motored to the city on Monday.

See Our

Wall Paper& Special Pricee for MAY

Month - 12c, U5c, 18c and up.

Aleo LADIES' DRESSES. rana­lng from $1.10 to $6.00.

I Mr. Skinner, repreaentiog Mt11r\ Bowring Broa Ltd , la al present in town. • George F orwartl,

Capt C F T•1lor waa a pauengtc tn the city by Durden'• Tni 011 Carbonew·. \\'tdneaday. '~~

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G~A<JE STAND.ARD HARBOR ·. Goods. Shop Where You· Are Invited to Shop

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ROYAL. .

YEA~ ·CAKES Y·ou can count on full leaven­

ing power whenever you bake with 'I.loyal Y cast Cakes. That's becn~e each cake is wropped in air-tight waxed paper. And they keep absolutely fresh for months. Tho slamlard for more than 50 years-today Royal Yeast Cakes are preferred in 7 out of every 8 Canadian homes where dry yeast is used.

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Report5o( Sealing Fleet, 1934. l .... R~-;.;~ .... I Steamer Captaia ·

Imo~coe .... .. ..... . Al. Bl:ickwood ..... . Beotbic .. ... . ..... Boa. A . Kean ..... . Uogava. ....... . :-... Pc! ler Cuter ....... . Eagle ...... . ... .. .... Sid. Ilill .......... . T erra Nova ........ . 8 . Barbour Neptuoe ..... . .... Tbos Hill ........ .. . Raoger .. .. .. ...... R Badcock .......• Thctis .. . .. .... .. . . .. J. Dominy ....... .... .

Seals

52.03tl 48,701 4 l ,073 25.295 21,653 18,~89 ll,201 5,258

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Net Wcil("ht Net Value Mca T . c Q. L.

1089 9 3 26· '75,123.LO 225 1072 1 1 20 68,508 26 225 943 3 2 26 6L,378 14 228 549 13 3 13 38.256.80 156 518 6 1 26 30.887.43 157 392 3 2 17 26 983 97 157 238 4 l H 12.568.2• 152 109 13 3 l 7,379 08 159 -------

$321.085.02 1459

Shared /

$110"' 101:E4 8~.34 81 22 . 65':).6 -56.92 27.38 15.37

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§ By BXLU ~BAU. I llCJCJQllOOCWJOOOllOOipblMMMOD

LBM01' MBRINGUB Pm 1 1·3 cupt aweeteaed coadeaaed

milk i cup lemoa jblce Grated riad of 1 lemoa or i tea·

· •poi>a lemoa u:tract · 2 ergs 2 tableapooas granulated 1ugar Baked pie abcll· or Uabakcd

Crumb Cruat. • Flyers Sabelli and Pond I tempt a noast9p 8ikbt arouad tbe Blend tt>getber sweetcacd COD·

Plan Rome Hop, wor_ld, refueltag la the air.ca route, dcased milY,ltmoa juice, grated Most s tamp collectors dire dunag the aummcr. Griffus wn lcmoa rlad or lemoa u:tract, aad

The Margins..of Stamps.

tbeir attention only to the stamp -5 Other Ocean ·Flights in Prospect Jimmie. Mattera'• partner on tbe egg yolks. Pour iato baked pie itself. T.here is a considerable latter'• fint trial of a round the shell or Unbaked Crumb Crust. amouat of interest to be foucd, New York, May 2.-Fiaal pre· globe flight, while Paagbora bas Cover with meringue, made by however, 0 0 the l!Jarg ios of stamp parations by Cesare Sabelli and crossed both tbe Atlantic and beating egg whites until stiff aod sbcets-tbe " stamp·edg iog," as it Captain George Pond for takU>g Pacific. · · adding sugar. Bake uatil brown is commonly called. off tomorrow 00 a New York to - Flights planaed for June include in a moderate ovca (350" F.)

A practice was begun nearly 50 Rome Bight heralded toriigbt tbe one by William Alexander aad Chill before sening. years ago iu E ngland or printing a pproach of ·1be trans· Atlantic Willbm Brooks to Moscow and re· UND~XRD CRUMB CRUST wbat is known as a " control num· Dying season with at least nine turn. Col. Hubert [Black Eaglcl ber." Tbis wn at firs t a letter ocean bops projected. Julian's new attempt to rocb 'Blead l clip crumbs (graham only, but aow consists oi a letter Sabelli informed airport officials Abyasiala and a bop to Puls by crackers, toasted graham bread or and a cumber, printed oo th~ bot· at Floyd Bennett field that he and way of Bermuda and the Az•nes' lemon soaps), a few grains ohal( tom margin of all the low values. Captain George Pond iateaded to u Charles Bolden aad Lloyd Cox, and i cup sweetened coadeaaed

h I Cgro Pilot. ' milk.. Butter pie plate ' aad Hae T he number represeotsi I e as t bop off in the monoplane Leonardo • two figures of the year, and the da Vinci some time tomorrow Mattera, who is a"1bitiou11 to by prenlag mixture ia firmly. letter the J!.criod q f the year, d,ur· afternoon, depending on whtber bt .. ilq PC)St'11 wor' 'd circulat- Pour la pie 6111tlg, top with mer· iog which tbc stamps were print• coaditioas. • iag , .. ne, plaa1 a aummcr flight, iague and bake until meringue 111

bu t detail d a delicate browa. Use tbi1 crust ed. The present control number Since August, 1933, the two II are_paaaaouacc . is U 34. Diers repeatedly ban trled 10 start Stanley Hausner and Thor Sol· oaly when meringue la used. Ia

Olber countries, and particular· a aoa·stop fl ight to the Italian berg, both of whom participated browning meringue, this crust is ly foreign nations, indicate the capllal. Adverse weatb.er condi· la uaaucc~llful · trana·Atlaatic baked sufficiently. "plate number" 011 tbe marg in. tions forced abaadoament of the Oigbta las' year, are seeking planes DATJ& CaoNCB'...,

Some German sbect1 show, at take·off 00 each occaaloa for aaothet trial tbl11 ae11on. ....., • the bead of each vertical row, the The Leonardo da Viad motor is Ruth Nicbola, Rye 1ociety pilot, l l·3 cups sweetened coodcascd nluc of the stamps ia that row. capable of developing 300 horse· baa· bcea takinr iastructioas la milk

Sometimes this. po.rtion. o.f the power. The ablp baa a fuel ca· bliad flying, but there bas beca i pouad graham crackcra 1~t bcara a 1pec1al 1oscr1pt1oa- [ pacity of 7l5galloas, sufficient for ao iadicatioa that 1hc bas any ; pound pltttd dates tl cup) a , or iaa!aacc, the marglaa ::>f a 40 boura' 81ing. plans for aa ocean bop. l teaspooa ciooamoa. r eat Uatted Stat~• co'!lmcm~~·· Tbe moaoplaac is tbe aecoad Thoroughly blend together tlve, wbicb were 1a11~1bcd: la ahip for which Sabelli baa pro· Small But Important. sweetened coadeosed milk, gra· compllll!eat to the ~1at1oaal Stamp jected tbe dash to Rome. With bam cracker crumbs,cbF.ped dates E:rbibit1oa of 1'13•. Roser Q Williama, Sabelli plaa· Arthur Brlabaac, tberecognizcd aod cill'aamon. Drop afuls

aed the trip in 1928 fa the aetqui· dean of Ameriaa editorial writers onto buttered baking a et. Bike

Brl ... , .... 8 War Deb• to U. S. plane Roma. Tbe 8ight failed to la a receat article aays, "The IS minutes \a a moderately bot

_.. 11 materialise aad Sabclli aaed the 1maller ac .. papen of tbe..couatry ovca (37S° F.) Makes 3 dozen. makers of tbe plane for $250,000 are t¥ moat . important ncwap•· 1 UNDAJC.8~ BaowNro"

Tbe amount of tbe British war d 11 1 b b .• papen, aad incidentally ia pro· ~ debt to the United Sta tea at tbe amagt1. a cg art e7 ad a1rceu portloll to their clrcul ttioa their . 2 squares uaswccteocd chocolate

to 1111 him ' the 1blp, bat later, d date of tin faadlag wu 4.600,000,· through court actioa, reclaimed it adYertiaiag reaulta are biggest J l ·3 cups ,weetcaed con eased 000 dollara, the total amount ala from him. aad their adnrtiaiag rates the milk paid is l,466 000,000 dollar1, a 1m1llcst la the C<'Untry. They arc 2 cup• (l·3 pound) nnilla wafer tbe preaeat amount of the de 1 Another pair of traa .. Atlaatlc read throap from cad to end. crumbs 4 368 000,000 dollar1. ftlcra WH reported · readJ for au Enr1 copy of circulation mcaas 1 cup fiaely·cbopped walnut

Mr. Chamberlain, Chancellor f early ta.kc-off. Bea tad Joe aa entire faml17, not a family tblt meats. tbe Escbequcr. gne tbeae figu c• j Adamowacs, wboae plane craabed li•ee la oac room with a can Melt chocolate la double boiler. in theHoaaeofCommoaareccat y. laat A~itu•t at Harbor ~race, N. opener, but a famll~ that owasita Add sweetened coadeaaed milk,

They 1bow that of the 1,4 ,• F., whale Ibey -were testing it for house aad laad1 arobd it, at least stirdag over boiling water five 000.000 dollar• paid, aearly all o a flight to Waraaw, Poland, plea ninety times out of a~ hundred ; a minutes until mixture thickens. that aum bu bcca aw allowed up to tr7 it agaia ia their onrbauled family that bay1 nerytblar from Add vanilla wafer crumbs and t la iatercat, tad tbc capital sum of White Eagle. the roof of tbe house to the cement cup fiaely chopped aut meats

232,000,000 dollars. Griffin aad Clyde Paogborn to at· mother'• bead to 1boca oa tbe with t cup auj meats. Place tbe debt baa been reduced by only Aviation circles c:rpect Beoaett I oa tbe cellar Boor, from bats oo Butter shallow pan and sprinkle

boy'• feet. Tbe aenlcc that their chocolate mixture io pan and publl1hc11 reader to the public epread evenly using a knife dip· 11, ia my opialoa, tbe moat im· ped lo bot water. Sprinkle top po~taat 1cnice by any cl1~1 of with remaining t cup chopped

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cituen1. Tbe., country. editors auts. Place io refrigerator onr are di11t.rlbutora of information ; aigbt. To serve, cut ia aquarca. they reach tbe lftlada of boys that -Maku 18. ' • leaYC the farm1, 1a.d they arc tb NOTa: Graham cracker• may be oatloD't mental police for~" used io place of vanilla wafera.

Import Quotaafor Dominions

I AcGOrdlag to deapatcbee from Loudon it appear• likely that tbe United Kla~dom will demaad re· ~uctloaa la meat and dairy im· port1 from tbe Domlaioaa wbea tbe Ottawa atreemcata come up for revlaloa Ja Juae. Premier Joacpb Lyoa1 of Auatralla 11 quoted a1 aaylar that if the Mother Country attempt• lo impoae import quotas oa Au1traliaa product• that Au1· tralla aot oaly would refute to re­duce ber prodactioa bat would eater into tride aegoliatioa1 with Corcira aatloaL Fiaaace Miaiater J. G. Coates of New Zealand ad· YOC1tt1 co-operation between bit coaatry aad the United Klardom la aa effort to formalate a qaaati· taliq ltula for nport of dair1 produce to the Brltiab marllet. ·

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di1covered. U alike the ·oae ia PRESS C~MUNIQUf. Paleatiar, it Is aot opea to the sky I

aad In l~s murk.I aad mJstcriou11 ,.,_,_J'\ol..__,"""f'V'.__,,.,,.""'.....__~-"'""'~""""""-_. __ .., depths oo llvlalflbiog movn. It . • Is far down in lbe ocean bet ween Of ~be Tweattetb Mccttag of Clarca•llle oa tbe Commiuioa of ~rabia aad lad la, The Associated ~omm111ioa of Goveramcat held the Peace for Trinity • Preas rfports. To depths of from to the Colonial Quildiag oa Fri· so to 100 feet below tbe surface day,, M11 lltb, at 10. 15 a.m. Ia ordtr to tacoararc tbe prote• tbe waters teem with marine life. 8!11 Excellency the Governor cutioa of tbe Wba:e fiibery, aad Below those levels life docs aot presided. • thus afford addltio.-aJ employ meat uist. T he follo"aag Commlesloacra for some of our pcoplr, it was

-cre.L.re1•ot· a.,.reed lo remit tbe llccaec feu -The diaconry i1 due to the re· ~ 'I' ~ . - · " search of the British upeditiou . The llooourable t_he. Commit· payable oa the three 1tatioas to financed bJ the late Sir J otLo Mur· saooer for Home ACfatrs aad Edu· be operated durlar the prcatnt

Catl·oa aeaaoa. • ray. The commander has scot a •• f b p The Roaourable the Ci>mmia· . Theae f!ea were Imposed by le• res repor\ lo rofcnor Saaaley sioacr for Natural Rcaourcea, gtalatioa aa 1928, wbca there Wll

Gardiner, uprdi1ion accretary, a t The Honourable the Commi1- a •i1orou1 proaecutloa of the Cambridge Uaavcrahy. aioacr for Justice, 'whaliaclada1try aad ""~latead·

Profenor Gardiner expressed The flooourable tbc Comml1· I cd for the parpoaeofdlacoura1ia1r the npioioa that the lack of life sloner for Public Hc•ltb aod Wei· I undue competition,' Uader pre· la lb.: d .. prh, miic-h• bl' l<t id 10 •he fare. ' teat coaditioaa there la aow ao pctr·•lr um wblch ha1 beco ~i:cpaog Tbe Honourable the Commi1- I aece11ity for tbe•i•poaltioa of for agea from lbe land into the b ea d '"· pruduciag an cffc!ct aimilar 10 1ioncr for Finance. 1uc a r eaeome tax, wbicb 11

I • , h1 reality a handicap oa prodac-tbe familiar p., lt1tiuiaa Dud A pre I mtaary diacutaioa OD 1ug· r tiYe iadu1tr1. Certain ... cato Sea. g .. tloas for tbe r alsatloa tome dutica cnc:aUoaa were ai.o

The aecretary rcccl•cd from the of the P.>Uce For k place. allowed tbeCompa•J• It••• .. ,,.... upeditioa aamplea of water aad Tbue will be rua at a later that la retura lllt Com·r~ oose from other part• of th• ocean aittlac. It la proposed to coaaider iraat oae of &be 8ildac '10 betweea Arabia aad lad la ia whlcb the recoaatl atioa of the Force. be aeat to tbe wbr&dor au be is coa&deot of &adlag hitherto It la the lateatioa to retire tbe FJab111 ~~ 8daii(i tbe unkaowa forma of life. These Prosperity Loaa 1933. oa Jaae ase of tbelt'.'G~ itatloa free of aampJu were talrea at YAt)iar 30tb 1-• alld the moa pol b de~tbs of from two to "'•e mil-. ' -

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be eapeditioa made further der the term• of the loaa, wilJ Shea Boaoarable Tbomu Lodp, C. aouad&ga and upJoratioaa which ceue. B., Coaimlafoaer forPablJCUdll· are held to coafirm a prnlo111l1 Ia accordance with the poli... ties bu becll appolattd a GoYtra• reported ideati&catioa of tbh 1 d d b -, meat Director oa the Board of the ocean area with the vaalahcd coa· a rea y aaaoaace t at no reaeral I l tiaeat of Goadwaaalaad or Le- chaagca la tbe tariff would be ateraat oaal Power&: Paper Co., muria, tbe home of moaatrous, made durlDf the preaent calendar Newfoaadlaad, Limited, replaclac

Jcar tb ill be t i I I Mr. W, H. Abbo0 •etired. Tbe acaly replilra wbicb vaaiabcd • ere w no ma er a a • ..,..... t·r·•ioa la the r:r1'1tla d ti feu which Mr. Lod•e wilJ recei.e wbca tbe earth tbue aaak-pro- .. - r u u OD D • P•troleum pr~ct1 la 193.. ill a irector will be paid by him

babllc owiag to •olcaalc action- ' "· i ato the Exchequer, mill oas of years ago. Dr. George oad Cro111 was ap·

S ir. Joba Murray bequeathed pointed a Ju1tice of the Peace at $100,000 to equip the Oceaaogra·

The meeting adjourned at l p. m.

pbic E1:pcdhioa to aearcb in the Arabiaa Sea ia aa alt.empt to 1934 •erify the supposition that Good· MAY 1934 waaalaad is under it.

The e:rpedilloa, commanded by Coloacl Seymour Sewell, former director of tbe Zoological Survey of Iadia begaa operatioa11 laat

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The locomotive wli lslle can claim a musical P'digrce for it was duigned by an orgao ist just over a century ago, following a co li1ioa at a level crossing bet co a train and a farmer cart on the Lclc~ater..;a,lld Swaoaiogton Rail· ••y In England. FoUowlog the collision tbe organist designed a "steam trumpet" which ' was fitted to tbe eagioe.

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ESTIMATES SUPPLIED. .

Ia addition to serving as a wara· iag the locomotive wbl11tle ls allo uad 11 a aigaalllng de•icc in the operation of trala11, certain com· blaatioas of loag aad short blasts conveying a message to railway worken. Ia tbc early days of the telegraph tbe wbi11tle oo a steam locomolln 1teppcd iato the breech to maintain communication aad tbe "operator" was none olber than tbc famoo11 clcclrical wlaard, the late Thomas A. Edisoa, wbo at that time wu a youairster aad emplOJed oa tbc Grtad Truak at Port Huroa. The telegraph sys· tem acro11 tbc river. to Sarnia bad brolrea down aad in a 1uddca bunt of iaaplration Edi10ajumped SAMPLES SHOWN. -oa a acarby locomotl•e and 1tartcd 1eadlar the Mone code by mcaa1 of the •team wblatle. Tbc rail· way employee• oa the oppoaltc aide of the rlnr firat woadered what tbe celebration wa1 all about bat aa operator happened to re­copiae certain combiaatioa1 of aouad and ctme to the coacJaaioa tbat aomebody wa1 tr}lar to scad a metUS•• wblcb waa tbe cue, aad commaalcatioa w11 catab-

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overnight Flights to Europe Repoft of Salt Codfish in 5 Years. · Export Board.

Tbe followiog- report of tbc Ovcruigh t Oigbt io a single bop ilCtivitics of the S:ilt Codfi\h Es·

from Ntw York to moat ci ties of portation Board for the period Europe W?S forcca~t by Glean ~· April Isl to May 0th , inclusive, l\hrt10 , pioneer avia tor aod air· was delivered at tbe_ rrgular

·era (~ builder aod h~lder of ~ he mootbly mcetiog of the Salt Cod· Colhcr Trophy for his 2~0 uule· fish Exporters' Auociatioa May aa·hour bomber. Mr. Martin, who 10th, by Mr. Jo.ha T. Cbecscmaa, is ~t work on tb re~ loag·ra.ngc ,-.rctia.g chairman of tbe Boud. fl~1cg boat~ fol\. P~a American Mr. President :ind Gcatlemea,­A1r.,.·a;s, said tbal' bas pl a a s were There is very little lo reporl up· Jar advaoce~ for a_ mucb luger on for the period uod,er review, t5 pe of ilyaog boat. cap~ble of from Apr il Jst to May 9Hi, iaclu· ~paaolog lbc Atlanuc with 10,· ·ve. Tbe Board has been quite 001) pounds of payload. busy bu t mostly with routine

."Within four or five yeare," be work. u .1d, ••I i\m coo6dcot that you Duriog tbc period above re· will be able to take oil al _New (erred to, our inspectors ba\"e Y o:k at 4 p. m • bave dioaer examined 5 67l q uiatals o f cod6sb a board your plaoe aod a irood res t for export' of wbicb 2 807 was ill a cozy stateroom, look ~or the shipped to Porto Rico a~d 2,86~ shoreline about brea~fast time aod to Oporto. . Teach Loadoa,,or Pans by 0 000 of Accordiog lo the lales.t advices the atlll day. . wbicb b ave been received, tbc

NC? work bad been s ta:ted al bis Chairman of tbe Board is due lo B&lt1morc factory oa R111Pt era.rt arrive bere from Liverpool la tbe for such a service •. Mr. ~larllo R. M.S . Newfouadlaad oo the 14th added, ~ut be e.xplataed tb;it vuy !aslant. 'full baa1c studies for tber:z;i bad On tbc 5tb iastaot, a r equest t>cea completed. was received from Messrs. Marine

"\Ve b.ave worked out pl~os Agencies Limited, A~eals for for a cantilever monoplane On og Messrs. c. i(, Moreira & Co., Ltd., boat of 100,000 pouods gross of Oporto for permis5ion to de· load," be said. ''It would have spatcb s. ~. Ourcm.. with a bulk a span of about 180 feet and would c rgo of codfish on the direct cruise ~t from 1.50 to 180 mile~ an Oporto route, loading to commcocc llour with, a raoge of 5,000 miles. at tbc end of tbc pre.sent moatb. .

.The re}atloa of payload to gr_oss Tbc: matter was referred to tbc load will be such ~hat these fly1og Joint ~biJ>plag Committee for ad· ~ts abould provide an cc~aomi· vice, and permit to load was grapt·

c:a~souad year round service for ed in accordance with tbc terms m i and express ~ad. for tboae of the Agent's letter, with the P scogcrs who , w19h 10 reach prQvlso that, should sailiog be ua· Eu pe more quickly aod more duly delayed by any cusc what· <:0mfortably tbaa they can by aur· soever a reoewal of tbe permit· :lac3 •e11eli." aloo w'ill have to be aougbt.

Aaked about tbe power plant for such a elaat plaoc, Mr. Marths replied. that he hoped to get 7,000 bonepower from four eogiaca aad tbat aucb eae:faes-larger thaa aa7 aow anilable-were well &loac i• duclopmeat cxperimeat• al17. ·

Tiie 6nt of tbe tbree Haen •u aader coa1traclioa for tbe A•erlcaa 1y1tem would be c m· pletecl October l, be aald. Wa h • 1f01S welcht of 50,000 poua it would welcb empt7 2Z, ~ the de.lcacr t:1pl1ia iM .Oald be capable, whb fo --~power two-row Wasp ca· slaea. of cnaltlllc at 145 milea aa boar whb forly·el1bt paueagen or equlnleat car10 load aad ere• of IYe for a raage of 3,200 milts la atlll air.

Theac planes are lllu caatilever moaoplaoea with apoaaooa or atub wiae•. rather tb&a outt.oard poa· tooaa.

lo cooaeclioo wit~ tbe llceaae giveo by the Commi11loa of Govero· meat to comp1ale1 for the cottl~r aad uport of wood, ooe Compaoy "The Labra.Sor Dnclopmeat Co. Ltd." b11 beea lacorporated wltb a capilalol $1,000,000. Tblacompaay

lll laatltote wood cottiar opera· oaa la Labrador aad Newfoaad·

aad. It baa acqalred 1160 1qaare mllH of llceaaed timber laada oa Labradnr. Beadqaartera wlll be at Alula River. Aa aooo u natl(&· tioo opeH aome forty mea will proceed there, the adnace party of '400 lambermea who will go aloe.: wbea coadltloaa periall.

Tb• Comp&DJ. baa a permit to es port wood for 10 7earL No export cbarp-la belar made darlar tbe &ut &ve yean bot after that aa uport royalty of 25 ceata per cord will be charred. Ao u.port permit from Ne•fouodlaod bu 1110 beea graotcd the compan1. The wood wlll be uported to Eogl.aod, Fraoce, Bol land .aod Switacrlaod.

* NOTICE.

· The Government Geologist will ~ Summer a field survey aod study of gold prospects in Newfol:ndland. The cooperation or holders or gold mirung claims and of prospectors who have knowledge or Newfoundland gold deposits is de· sired. Such persons are requested to communi-cate with the undersigned and to forward copies or reports, assays, location plans, anCI any other pertinent information, which will be treated coo-• fidentially.

DB. A. K. SHILGBOVI, GODBH•BHT GBOLOGIST,

ST. JOBR'S.

$1.0(_) a year in advance ; otherwise, $1.50

Worth its Weight in Gold.

To be "worth ils weight io gold" bas always been I\ ataod~rd of value and wit bout compromis1og tbe assertion that value and pro· fit arc aecoadary to . the other merlla of atamp collectiog, It moiy be iatercstiog to compare s:amps with tbiaga which possess frreat value. Ordinary used Uolted States s tamps weigh about 37 grams per tbousaad, while the same oumber of uoused stamps with gum weirch about 57 grams. Expressed dilil reotly, tbt re arc about INO used, or 550 uc used s tamps per troy ouocc. Wilh gold at the new base price of $35 per tro7 ouoce. ao.y Used at amp nlued at 4 Cl!Dls, aud aoy uoused oae al 6l ceals is worth its weight lo gold, while tbe vtry rare 11amps which sell between ten aod fifty lbousaod dollars each / II.re worth up to a millioa times tbcir weight io ~old .

R11dlum selllog a t $50 per milli· gram is at the top of coatly ele· meota, for a milligr01m Is oa!I' a tbounadtb part of a gr~F let the avenge site stamp ~1,1ghlag SO milligram• aced arll for but S2,500 to equal the val.le (lf ra• di um, while tbc raritic"- sell at rates varyiag from t wo bulidJTd-to a thousand dollare per milligram.

Precloua stoocs are measured la terms of cuata of 200 millierams, and reach tbeir maximum nlue ia lbe exquisite emeralds, at a prite dupllcatiog that or radium, or $10,000 per carat. • The Uolted Slates_ 24 ceot airmail stamp of 1918, witb inverted cealre, sells at tbc last rate mentloaed,wblle the famous l peaoy mageata stamp of British Gu1aa1 waa sold for about 15 times that rate. Weight for weight there is aotbior of· lered for aale wbich cao 'qual tbe prlces realised for st:smps.

Dogs Found Their Way.

A dog, which bad liv~d oa a farm lo Iowa, was taken to Florida in a closed bo1·car, ftlled with household cffech, a dis taocc of firteea bua.dred miles. ~ 'few days after arriviog in the new locality be disappeared, and weeks later was fouad oa tbc porch of the house from wblcb be bad beea removed. The dog bad roac straight to bia dcstlaatioa, though he h11d opt seen the country through which be paaaed and bad known aotblog of the dlrcctioa taken. Such wisdom 11 this is posith•ely uacaaay.

A boaoy shepherd dor was lost from bla owaers and their car in tbe East, aad glYca up for good, but three moatbs later be ap­peared at bis old home in tbc Capital of Oregon : a 1t1r1Jeriog skeleton, to be aure, yet be was tbere. This animal bad followed the sun to tbe weat for m01e tboia two thouaaad miles, onr bouod· leas prairlca, dnerts ; across aad moaatala ranges, aa true to his coune •• the beam or a 1tar.-0 1.1r Damb Animals.

City Fire Apparatus.

At tbe regular wcckll. mectlag of tbe Municipal Couocll bcld on Thursday afternoon lut a copy of a letter forwarded by the Commls'· aloa of GoYcrameat to the Board of Fire Uaderwriters, wu re· ceivcd. Tbc letter poin ted out that the. Commla1ioa coa1idered that aa additioa to the fire fight· log apparatua lo St. Jobo's wia aect11ar1 bccauac of tbe extenaioa of tbe city ia varioua dlrtctioaa. The fint cooalderatloa waa the utabliabment of aaotbcr fire ata· tloa la tbc city wbicb would call for oac or two addltloaal trucks. It lt'aa. bowner, beea brought to aotice tbat a aew form of appara· tua ia aow anilable. Tbl1 com· blaea pamp, ladder aad boac 11 well u chemical, at a coat of 113,000. Ia •lew of tbc fact tbat Fire Ia1uraace Compaalea bue made ao direct coatribatloa to tbe preaeat fire blatlar apparatua tbe Comaiuioa Ii ulrlac the Com· paalea to pay tbe coet of tlae pro­~ atraeqalpmeat. Tbe Maal· Clpal Coaacil apprOYed of tbe nsratio• proriclld tbat tl11 b· 1araace Co•pul• wUI aot la• creue prndidma oa city P!Opert7 IO COTU tbe coet.-WeelrJ1 Benld.

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YOUR HEALTH. A Dcputmen nducted by H. M . .Mosdell, M.D.

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Constipation. slipatloo: For many rcasoaa, grceo vcge·

Co11stipatioo Is one or the most tables aod fresh fruit• should be common ailments. Heallh de· included ia ' tbe dlet each da maods that the body get rid of its Thoy provide bulk io tbc diet ao so waste produc11. Regularity of promote iatcatiaal activity. There nacuatloa is duirable, but there arc cases, with an irrltable ·bowel, arc lodlvldual dlffeaeoces la tbe trberc roug hage is coatr11-iodl· frcqucocy of elimlaatioa com pa· dlcated,and, in aoy case, tbc rough· tiblc with beallb. It is generally age idea should not be overdone. agreed tbat at least oae regular Aloog with regularity of toilet encuatloa daily is tbc beat for bablt aad proper diet must go most people. I 'xcrcise. Regular daily exercise

l. Between-port Freight Rates Applying Hr. 1. I Grace this Season

1 i son, :~~:~~~p~r:e~;~i~th~u~~~~s 1~~~~;~;~ ,:: • i Hr. Grace to Labrador points and vice versa. J. I Terminal rates charged last year will be cancelle!d. 1 ·

I Coaatlpatioa may be due to aome which will h:iog tbc large muscles apaormal coadhioa whicb requires o.f tbe boJy 1ato action Is most de· 'medical cue for its correction. Strahle. A simple way to secure Moat aaea of constipation grow such exercise is to "!alk out of out of faulty babila of liviag so doors for aa hour d11ly.

f • It Is to be· understood that under new £ arrangements no facllUles such as shed, will · ; bij available at wharf, and Railway will i not1>e responsible for goods before going on i

I steamer at Hr. Grace or after landing from I steamer at that port.

ioost cdea can be corrected by One word of warniag la added. attealloa to babit1. To do so Juat as loog as laxatlvca or coc· rcquire~pcraevcreoce, but It wfll mas arc un d, coostipatlon will correct tb&cooatlpatioa. persis t. The bowel relies upoo

Tbc most Important point 11 re· thcae as a crutch, and so natural gularity of habit. A regular t ime ellmlaatloa Is oot secured. sbould be aelected. A half bour Slmplt, ls::i't it ?-regularity of after eatlog ia 1ugeested, as tbe habit, acoslble diet and eaerclse taklog of food acrvea as a natural to otercome coo1tlp1tion. Coo· •timulaa to the dlgeatlYe tract. 1tlp1tioa predlapoua to pbyaial Wltbont fill, whetber or aot aa dlaordera. causes beadacbca, uree is felt, tbe toilet 1hould be lowers cfticieacy and favours fatl· •lilted at tbl1·6xed time. If tbls gue ; it ia altogctbcr aa uodesir· la peralsted fo, tbea a rcguler able coadilioo. It ia worth tbe bablt la dneloped, aod a bowel effort neceasary aad tbc pcrals· monmeat wlll take place at tbat tcocy required to catabllah a re· time. eular bablt of cllmlaatloa. ,

Moat people do aot drlak 1uffi0 Questlooa coaceralog Heallb cleat water. Tbc amount of problem• adcfreaacd to the Depprt· water reqaired depends upoa oc· meal of Bealtb, St. J oba'a, will be cupatloa aad IHIOD, for tbe1e 1G1wered promptly. Tbe Depart· factors determlae tbe amouat of meat lnltu tbe co-opcratloa or water loat by the body tbroagb enry Newfouadlaadcr la the effort penplratloa. A 1Ja11 · or two of to make Qur owa couatry a health• water apoa rlti111' aad between lar, aafer aad bappler couatry to meala wUI help t~ o•epme coa• lite la. "

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B0RAX .. SOAP has stood the test -· and proved the BEST.

GEO. NEA_i Ltd., st. John's 8oleAaent&

Pi•e aalllar •euela hne beea loa.ia1 darlar tbe week at For·

~ae porta for O:rrto. Mr.

CJa et ;id of Lia & Coatl'1 porto, aad Mr. Cll••· Rolmea

of Bolmn A Co. Ltd , Oporto. wue bolla la l'orlaae Bay for

tbe parpose of parchaalar cod· 81b for tbtlr bome markeL It la "Wbat happened to tbat 7011ar aadentood tbat approalmatel7 maa who waa iolac to marry }'our 16,000 qalatal1 of cod81h aecund daucllter ?" , b7 baalren tbla 1prla1 OD the 8nt "Him I Immediately after he frosea brrrl•r battlar. will go . married tbe rlrl, lbe b6aadcr forwardabortl1.-Herald, Ma7 lZ. touched me for &Yo laudred

pounda." "You ro~ 1ometblag back frt m

him, I auppoae ?" "Yu, a week lattr " 11ld the

father : "my daurbter came back bome."

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THE H.ARBOR GRACE· STANDARD . .

_..Buy Advertised. Goods. ~ Jr fl)nibot <$ure Stnnbnr~

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Conception Bay A l • pilnt.ed anu 1111bll,hod e Frld117 O\'lutlng, a l lho :;u'<n.\,RO Pl'ICll, \" lc-t Jrin Sueea, llnrbor Gnu:.!, by ~luon .t Oke. proprieton1.

!>ublolptlon Rates: -To 1ube<:1lbc11 (old llDd 110\\') PAYING llf ADYANCS, fl.UU eer yoar : 50 cen111 per balfJe11r ; Lo Lhe Unite.I· Klngdnm or Unit !Aloe, 60 coolil addilional for pas~ Not pre· pnld, $1.50. .

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FLlERsFROMNEW-YClRKTO ROME FOROEDDOWN AT

IRELAND.

First Crossing This Year.

Capt. Geor j?C Pond and LicuL Ceure. S ibclll left Floyd Dcn.q,_ctt l-'ield, New York fo r Roane on M~Jl day moroiog at 8 54 NOJ. timo-'lo their Bclloanc.i plane "Leonardo D~ Vinci". Tbey bad fuel for 40 houu fly ing. That evening at 8 o'olocr their plane waa reported aa bciog acco 'ftylng o•cr Bell hland bca~cd 1eat'l'ard1. On ~cdocaday moro1og they were forced.to make a landing at Moy lo Ireland and wh\ lc the uodncarrlagc of tbcir plaoe waa b roken lo lilDdiog they eacaped 10 jury tbcmaclvu Accordiug to radio report• of their experience Ibey en countered much foir and ra in and flew blind for o"cr 2J houra. When '400 mil~ froat the lcllb Co31ntrolr eogiae~rtcd ml16riog ~c feed p ipe becoming clcggcd l•'o whale t he 8iera aolicipakd a forced anding on tbe Atlantic but Sabclli climb: d to lbe reserve tilok aud rcatored the ftow o f gaa to tbecngioe. Oincacb i og land which tbc7 uodcr1tood lo be lrcl•od t hey landed at tbc 6rat 3"ailable localion wilb the :i.bovc result. They n id tbey b3d a glimpse of Barbor Grae~ aod one ablp oa t he flight.

Captain Pond was al Barbor Grace io the aamc plane last JCar having flown from New York wilb mail for the It;iliao air aqu;adroo.

M~etiog of St.~Paul's Parish.

A apccial meet ing 'of lbc m:mbcra of St. Paure Pariah waa held on 'l'ucaday to conaider·tbc re1ig11atfon of lbe Rector, Rev G. S. Temple­ton, and waa attended by a large number of p:iriahioncu .- T he Rec­tor opened the mccling wilh prayer aod lheo aanounced the purpose of tbc meeting, and calling on the Wardcna to au ume charge, retired lt waa carried uoanlmoualy I ba t the }(ector be aekcd lo rcc:oo1ldcr bla dcciaioo. Ai. deputation from t.hc meet ing then wailed on Ru. Tem.y pletoo al the Rectory and acquaintc~ bim of Ila dcaire . Tbe Rector ex­pre11ed hie a~reciatioo of their, kladoe11 and thanked tbem for the honour czteodcd, but regretted that he waa unable to accede to their requcat .

'l ' be mccliog lbea reau med and tbc oeccuary prclimioariea to the 1Ccuriag of a ae" Rector were takeo up A further meeting 11 being held oa Tauday enolog out.

His Ezcelleney Bishop March Returns.

Bia ll:l:celleacy tbe Rt. March, D 0 . Bi1hop Grace, accompanied Moa1l1aor Mc~artby, . ., arrind at St. Jobo'a Wedae1day y the • 1. Newfoaadlaad and u here bl motor car that enola1. Bl• ll:1ce · leacy bad beea Oil bl &fth ad /n.;11a Ylalt to Rome.

S.nral motor car. from here aod Carboaear cootalo1 member• of hl1 pariah proceeded to Brlraa and meetla1 811 Lord1hlp'1 car cacorted him to the Palace. A profuaion of baatiaC' waa Bylar all tbroarb the town 1a boa9r of tbe occaaion.

Bia ll:zcelleacy la held la lbe hlfb· eat eateem by all our to"oapeople aad the STAllDARD j 'lioa tbem in ex­tcadior to him a hearty welcome.on hla returo.

A Menace.

Looee 1l1lea on tbe premiaca for . merlr owned by Me11r1. Murray and Cra"ford cooatitute a pablic menace and tbe alteatloo of the aathorltlca la drawo to tbla matter. At prcaeat aneral whale ala tea are lylog lo the guttera aad la a gale will be blown into the atreet crntlag a daogcr to puaera -by.

Mr. Fred McKay la ha.lag the machinery aet ap lo hla aew ' boot aod ahoe factor{ and po"er lo-1t1lled. Some o b la leather au~ pllca are oa baud aad more arrivlor aad be hope.a to beafo "ork of maauractare oext weclr.

The Oeparlmeot of Public Work• aod the Blcbroad6 Depar1mcat bue formolaled a procramme la cooacc tlon "Ith roaCI work., part of wbicb "ill be tbe reaurfaclog: of tbc m1la road around Con~eptloo Bay. Some foremen hue already been placed tbroucbou t the Bay aad tbe work of rtcoadllloalar will be atarted •liortly. • ·

PERSONAL.

Mr. aod Mr•. F. G. Cba£e aod Mlaa May Cbafe weot to St. Jobo'• by car~o turday returo1or tbal ueolng.

Mra. . L Oke aod '4111 Elale Oke w l to St. Jobo'• by car oo Satur ay returolog home oo Moo­day.

Ml11 Ida ... McRae aod Mr.- F. McRae motored lo St. Joho'• oo Monday.

Mr. aod ~u. Gordoo Wilcox came bere fraa.-Sttrt '• Cooleot on Tue•· d1y ueolog aad weal 1o St. Jobo'• ycaterday with Mr. 1ad Mn. CbaCe. Mr. Wllc.>x entered hoapltal for treatme11t.

Capt. Aoon1en who weat to St. J oho '• oo tbe Cacbelot oo Friday re1uroed home oo Monday.

Mr. W. A. Welle, 1pecial repre-1cotativc of the Kolgbta of Colum· bus came bere oo Saturday'• expreaa from Grand F.alla Be left here oa Tuesday for Bell talaad.

Mr. aod Mu. F. McKay motored to St. Jobn'a ycatcrday returolnr lut evening.

Min Stella Ba.rrla went to St. Jobn'a by .Bayea Tul tbl1 moroinf oo a vlalt lo fricnda. ·

Mr. R. S M uoa who "cot lo St. Jobo'a by Ba yea Tad oo Wedouday returned home lut neoiog.

Mr. Nofmao Muon Will hkeo 1uddeoly Ill oo Saturday aad waa ruabcd 10 St Joho'a tbat aheroooo to eater the General Bo1pitll where be waa ppcra-tcd on for appcodicitlL Be wu accompanied by bia uncle Mr. 'l}obo G. Muon. Mr. Muon la doing nicely bia maoy frlcoda will be ple;aacd to learn.

· Mr, S. L. Sbc~pard went to St J ohn'• by Bayca 'l'a:ii:i on Wedou day and returned lut ueninr.

Mr. Alfred Simmooa ldt bcre on Monday tooocctioir with the a. 1. Proapcro at Carboocar en route to Booping Barbor. Mr. Simmooa will be ab1cnt for about a mootb.

Mra. Emily Sellar• wen.I to St. Joho'a by Bayca lui .,JC1lerday to vialt her daughter MrL E. Spencer.

Mr. C A. Jerrett. of Brigua, "" in town on Saturday on a abort via it.

Reuben 1'. Vardy Eaq., J . P .• of Bickman'• Barbor Will lo town lut week on a bu1lnc11 vl1it. Be lefl on Monday for St. Jobo'a·

Mi11 Ada Tapp, Min Sue Ford, Mr. Lal Tapp and Mr. E Yetman motored to St. Jobo'a ycalerday re· turoJ11g Int evening.

Shipping Notes.

The whaler Cacbclot with tbe motor bo~t J lrirerlo tow left hero oo l''riday tor St. 1obo'•· Frolm there 1be proceeded to Ro1lru at which atalioo abe will operate in l'be whale fi,ben.

Tbe acbr, Rlale M Ba'rt owoed by Mr. Bay"ard Burt ia in port aad goca on dock for cleaolog aod palot· log.

The &11otor abip Arlaado, o"oed by- Mr. B. Norrie, came from St. Jobn·a on Wedncaday ueoloir to fO on dock.

The whaler Banik weot oo dock yeaterday to hue her propellllr 1blpped.

Tbe achr. Baiter Brown, whic" lauded birch jaoka aod lamber sailed for St. Joha'a oa Monday.

The 1. L Mary Smltb,whlcb 11 re·

r.laclar tbe m. 1. Maneco wblle tha atter 11 rece1'1ar all onrhaallar.

can.c her from Bell I1laod Int al1bt. The achr. Globe, Jamee Wade. of

Cooceptloll wlalcb waa here Oil dock came off thl1 morolar.

The 1ebr Stella B711u, D. Byoea, of St. Breada11•., la at r.re1CJ1t on dock for cleaalair and pa atlac.

The 1ehr Tidal Wue, & Tiller, of WealeyYllle came 'l;ere laat enahlr for dodltar.

CllUBCH SBRVICBS.

Church of BUiland. ST PAtJL'9.

8 30 a.m • Bdly Commaaloa. 11 a.m .• Matt1oa. 6.30 p m., Ennaonr. (A!'the111.)

ST. Prr&a'9. 11 a.m., lhltlo1. 6 30 p. m., EYUIODf.

United Church. 11 a. m. aad 6 30 pm., 01.,ioe

Senicca.

8. O. E. 11. 8.

The membera of Lodre "Diamond Jubilee", No. 236, wall/ bold their annual Church pa.rad~_oo Sanday out, May .27tb, and will attend acnice al Cbrlat Char .

Early ra a7 moralal' Int a fire occurred In the bold or tbe 1. a. Trereoa1, wbl:b w11 lo1dla1r p::iper from tbe I P . & P . Co., Coran Brook. aod before It waa controlled a quantity ot piper w11 ·dutroyed

'Ibe play "Aubrey'• Fortaae." wblcb waa ao •ucc:enf,ally preaeated oa St Patrick'• Nlfht, la t>clar re­peaied by tbc Cathedral Troupe la tbe Aademy Ball oa the olcbt of Empire Day, Way 24th. The &rat performaoce 1111 10 well CDJ07ed that 1 aecoad preaeatatloo will be larrely atteaded

Tbe STAltDARD coaeralalalH Or. Kenneth Varaooa, aoa of Mra. Ed· .Tbe lar1e hoaH formerly lraowo ward Paraooa, on bla re.:elYlar bl1 11 Pitta, altdted iDlt otr Wat,.r lit D. Degr.e followlnr hia atacnu at Strut oa Beaaet'• Wile, ow,ed by D.allao111lt UniHralty. WrL Paraooa tbe late Mr. GliOrt• T. Gordon, bae left bere oa Jl'raday laat aad left St. baa talrea dowa darla1 the paat Joba'a b7 the ROl&llad oa Satarday week and Mn. Gordoa le 1tuler a for Balltaz. to attend tbe cradaatloa baa11low~ erected oa the • •le. ceremony Dr Cecil J Paraooa, of Mn11nL..@1 aedere are 111 cbar1e of New York. brother of Dr. Keaa1tb.

11 the,.ora.

1111t Illa mother at Halifax .aad waa • -a1ao preeellt at 1radaatloa. COUD&At'IOB LIJ'JI

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• Shop Where You Are Invited to Shop OBITUARY. =·=·=·=·==·=·=·=· ==•::=•=••=•=•==•;;;:•=• Mr. W. A. Wells Addresses

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New1 of lhe pa11lagoOdr1. R. W. K" {nee Aaaa O' Ltaty). al Dor ccater, Man , oa Hay lOtb, waa re cehed b7 her hrotber Jobo, of St. Jobo'a. Mra. Kee bad not been well for aome time but her illocaa waa aot thourbt to be of ' a aerloua na· lure. • ...-

Tbe deceued lad7 "ill a daughter 0£ the late Mr. and Mra. Richard O'Leary of Torb1y Road. Dora at Barbour G.race. at an earl7 1ge ebe proc~d to Boatoa where abe bl.J rcaldecf for nearly fort7 ycara Fif­teen ycara ae;Q the deceued mar. ried Mr. R. W. Kee, 0£ &t. John. N. B., wbo conduct• ao cxteoal"c rrocer7 bualaen lo Boston ao.d bT wbom abe la aunhcd.

Dec:eaaed I• 1110 mourned b7 three brotheu, Joba of York Street, St. John'• ; Jamu or Dozchcater. lfHI • aod Michael of .Ne" York. later meat look placo'at Bo1too.

Harbor Grace OpportunitJ School.

Tbe report of tbe Field Secretary 0£ tbe N. A. &. A. oa ppor1aalt7 Scboola bu receatl .ea pabllehed and t be followlo&', 'ferriar to Har bJt Grace baa 11ea takea there· Crom- 1

Tbe enalar clataca of the N. A. E. A. at Barboar Or~trt qaletly cloaed durlor Boly Week b~r. W.

NEW ARRIY ALS. We have just received new lot

or Infant's and Chil­

dren's Socks in•all Shades and Sizes.

Also a new lot of

Children's l:Jpse in Dark Brown and Beige, all

Sizes from 5 to 9~·

Ladi•' Broadcloth Dreuea at 87c-each.

ChUdren'aCotton Bloom· era. 2Sc, t28c:, 30c.

Ladl•' silk Step.Ina et 49c pair.

Ladl•' Silk Pante at 89c pair.

StrtoUy Spo\ Cash. Shop open.ntgh\B UDW 8.30.

B. Kennedy, who carried qq tbe work for the two montba' terni.lThe uanal public ublbltlon of tbe work WU not riven owlor to tbe aad lo terraplioa of January lu~ It 11 one tblag lo do a piece of work with a leader aad with uerytblor lo ooe'a fuour ; but quite a different matter ~JONES'. . ..............• to lake op aad complete a piece of work planned by another and we • appreciate very much the brue -- Be I aplrlt diapl11ed by Mr Keo9edy and The a. • · Daablld aailed from I hla loyal atudenta la carriloe 00 to Ialaad on Taeaday with 12.000 toa1 completion the work 10 beautifully of Iron ore for Sydaey, CB. Thi• begun by MIH Paraona. Thank 11 tbe 6rat cargo aeat lo Sydoey you Mr. Kenoed7 ,ad Barbour aioce 1931. Grace I Your coatrlbu1ion to the work will al"ay1 remain a •ery beautiful memory.

Four Newfoundlanders Obtain De· greea at N.S. Technical Oollege.

At ccui,ocatloo day at tbe No"\ Scotl:i. Tccbolcal College on Wed ocaday four Ne'wfouodlaodcrs were ~raduatca. Tbcy arc R1lph L Ba"klaa, 100 of Mr. aod Mra. E Bawkloa of St Jobo'a, i\tlniog En ignl!er; W. Maher, ·~ of J. J . Maher, St. Jobn'a Mioinl:' Engineer; Claroace Po"ell of Carbooear aad W• llace Woolfrey, electr1cll en· f i eer11.

Some aalmon "ere In lbe local market during tbe week and me1 with ready demand and met 1'ilh ready demand at 15 ceota per lb.

Tb·e rail• receolly remand CrQm tbe Trcp11acy Branch railway and purcbaaed by New York 6rma 11 acrap are being loaded al St. Joba·a by tbe 1. a. Maud. Tbc ralla are belnr cooalcaed to China.

Ur. J. G. Butlu ~d hia nephew, wbo are dl1po1log or the •tock la trade al tbe a tore of Mr. W. R Par miter bne been holding Rublic aucllooa aaoce Saturday lut The aoctioaa are held during lbe after noooa aad neolar and are bclog larrely 1tteoded.

• Tbe body of Daniel J . Ralph. Fire

Cooatable of St. Joha'a, .wbo dlup peared on NoY. 17th, lul "aa found 8oallar lo ~be harbor there on Tanday al roooa. Tbe remain• were ldeoll&c by uniform pant• and aweater a tbe body waagreatly decompo1ed.

A beer aad wine 1tore, aoder lbe Alcoholic L1qaora Act, baa beeo opened at Corner Brook b7 tbc Board of Llqaor Control. No ardeot 1plrla1 will be aold. Tbe atore la tbe reault of a petition of a m1jorlty of tbe voter• oL Curll of "°d Corner Bruok

d i1 t e 6rat petition to be made aoder tbe act for a atore lo a l1trlct oatalde St. Joho'1.

--.. The Yoaor Barp lauded ii.er cuiro

o( acala at St. Jobo·a bcr loa-i. belog: 2525 pelt a, 2l3 yollDI barpa. 12 ~oan booda, 2L50 bedlamera aod 150 ol harpe. Tbe nett nluc or ber catch "" $2434.10. Ber crew of Z1 mea abared about $ieach. A• Car 11 caa be learned tbey ablpped on a baal1 of paylar all uiSeoaca aod 50 50 dl.,laloa or proceed• Damaeed aklaa lc11eoed the nlae b1 onr $6uO

Tbe follo"loir Ne"fouadlaodera received decrte• at D1lboa1le on T11ud1y-B1cbelor of Arta-Gladya Gertrade Cook. S1. J obn'1; Berbert Cramm. Small Point ; Carl Bone, Carboacar ; Bacbtlor of Science .... Marraerlt-2 Maauel, ~ewlaporte ; Barry Barry; St. John a ; Bachelor of Lawa - Richard Sqaire1, St. Jo!aa'a ; Doctor of Medlcloe-Keo­aeth Paraooa, Barbour Grace ; Walter Templeman, Boanl1ta ; Eaelaeerlar Diploma- Frank Bco­aett Squire, Wabana.

Accordloir to Doctor Buotamao. Profe11or ot Biology al · tbe Ooher· ally of Toronto, low water tempera­ture might ba'fC been tbe caaae Of 1be large quantity of cod6~h foaad floating olf Bay St. Geoq~e teceotly.

The Aero Tennis Clo b Annual Empire Day Dance

will take place ~n the

AC!DEIY DALL on

Wednesday Nigbr, May 23rd. Novelty and Elimination Dances.

--Everybody Welcome.--

Admiaaion, 50c.

STAMPS.

Used Stamps of Newfoundland wanted, larg~ tiliea bought of all Kinda

P. 0. Box 47, Station N., my4,3i Montreal, Canada.

FOR SALE.

1 Baby Carriage. in aood condition.

Apply Care Thia Office~

HAND-ME-DOWN'S -Do nohdd to your persona] ap­pearance, or help along your self· reapect;- neitber do they prove economical

Retain that self-respect by wear· ing Ou,tom-made Clothes as made by FREEMA.N, The Tailor.

For Sale •. . ChevroM Landau Sedan, in good condition. Very lo" &!ileage. A

rgain aL $875. / · Apply

· MRS C.URJE PAJISOICS, Opp Railway Station, Hr Grace.

CO]CO]CO]tO]CoJCO]CO]CO][O][O]CO]tO]m

U oder the dl11tlogui11bed patron· age or Bia Ezcelleacy Blehop

March.

The Three Act F~rce ea titled

"AUBREY'S FORTUNE" will be repeated on

EIPIRB O!Y, IAY. 24th la the

U11der the reorranlutioa· acheme of tbe Caatom1 Department, eome 28 o8iclalaof the M"lce la St Jobn 'a wer., tlala moralar. rlno a psoath'• AC!DElf HALL. notice of their retirement. 8eY10 or I el1bt of the11 otlclala are tldewalt· 1 Plan ofltlil al Strap· p's Pharmacy er1 aad tbelr retlrla1 . allowance • raae from S70 to 1160 00 pet ynr. Beaerved Seats 60 •

The otlldal ll1t w11 aot uallab.Jr. • ' ' It 11 aadentoocl that the eentae of Genenl· Adminion. 30c. a aqmber of . oatport otllciale bue C _.._,D at 8 SO p m. ah• ... alao been d11peo1Cd with -Tde- Or~ · · -r· cram GOD SAVE TBE KING

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Ou Suod1y May, 13lb, al 8 30 p. m. Mr. Wf A, Well1, apeclal 11re11t of tbe Kolgbta of Colambu, ad: * ,,,

Department of P,osts & Telegraph•.

Sealed tenders addressed to the Secretary for Posts and Telegraphs, will be received. up to June 1st, for the convcnnce ol mails between the Post Office at Har· bour Grace and the Railway Station. The Service re· quires that {he Contractor shall connect daily with the train going to and returning from Carbonear.

The contract will be for twelve months from July· 1st, 1934 but may be terminated by one month's notice from the Department of Posts and Telegraphs.

The Secretary is not bound to accept the lowest or any tender.

Envelopes must be marked "Tender for mail con­tract from Harbour Grace Post Office to Railway Station" •

Sr. John's, May 16th, 1934.

B. O'RALJMAJI, ~-

dfeaacd tbe member• of Dalton Council, at tbe Knigbta of Colom bu Roome. Tbc Council bad courlc oualy ezteoded an invitation to all member• of tbe c~tbtdral congrega .lion aod many anlkd lhemsel"ca of tbc pri.,ilcl!'e. Mr. M P. Staplctoo, Put Grand Knlght,wu cbairmaool the mtctlor and Introduced the apeaker. ldr. Wells t ook u hie aub jcct "Tbe Alma And ldcala of ~olumbiaoiam" dwelling al aome lco1rtb on the four buic prioclplea wbicb ahould animate tbc mcmbcra io their relatlooa with their fello" men. oamely ; Charity, Unity, Fraternity and P1trioti1m. Be de &oed theae qoallllee In their broad eel ICDIC!, urrtar lbe membera to aim hlfh and 1tre11lag the fact that the order of Kolfhla of Columbu1 la not parochial but oatloo·wlde ; not racial bat embndor peoplee of Hery laad and clime aad from Her7 walk of life. Be 1polte too of tbe adYantare of etad7 ch1ba and pabllc apeakla1 clana which afford tbe member• opportaolty for mental dHelopmeat .ad aocial llltercouree. Rn. II J O'Brlea Stille Cbaplala, propoeed tlte TOte of tlaaab. Be 1tad motored from lal1~rl1batN01tllera Bay to eee Mr. WeU.. uil •••

doabl1 pleaaecr to•• aad bur bl• t:~;·;•;•;•:•:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::!::·:·:·:·~·~·=••ll The tote wu abt7 1ecoaded bJ Ret Father Blaclay, P.P of Grand l'alJ• Tho .. of •• wbo b&Ye bad tile prl­•llqe of laearl111 tho•• rifted preach e11 Ill the Catlledral palplt were delighted to bear tbem apla. Mr J. G. Blrrlae Dlatrlct Dejfaty, •ap­ported the Yole of tbaok1, compll­meotlnr Mr. Wella oa bla nry 6oe 1ddre11 addlar that It la rarel7 oar plcuarc to bear three aacb talented 1pcaker1 oa the aamc occuloa. Tbe "ote waa carried by acclamation a£tcr which the ala" lag of tbc Na­tiooal Aatbem brousrbt to a cloae. a moat pleaaant and pro6table eteoiog

Concert and Dance· Held by Caribou Olub.

Tbe Caribou Club held a moat e njo7ablc concert aod daacc in St. Paul"• Ball Wcducaday a ill'bt which wu nry well attended. The a ., :ral heme on tlac pco~rammc were well reodered aad moat favorably re­cci•ed. Mr. C. R Sheppard acted aa a ooouoccr.

'.}'be programme wu u follnwa­Odo lb Newfoundlandi Comr3ny. Solo: "1 Doo'~ Ce.re I I Do," Mr. L.

Janel. Rocitalion: "A Nautical Extra\·egnnce;"

~fr. J. Simmoll!I. Solo: "Jnat 11 Little Sl!"!Ot," Mil!. w.

Ro6s. Hom-pipe, Mr. J. Martin, (accordinn

and viohn llCCOmp., ~ears. C. Pyon anJ B. Tarrant.)

Recia.lion: "Tl.Jo Unemp"'yoo," ::\Ii• J. Steveneon.

&lo: "l'eaehing ~cFaddon to Wall:r;," Mr. R. Babb.

SolOll: "Abeeal," "The 0111 Spinning Wheel," MiaN. Bray.

Recltalloo: " Ouelbianca," ~li'I F. 0

Goodlaod. Dool: "Tbo Wind and tho Harp,"

Mrs. W. ROSI!, llliM E. Joy. Coon Songc: '•Ob, 8US:1an11b," "Uncle

Ned," Mr . .M. Peddll!. tep Dn'oe: ~Jr. J . :\fertin, (Accomp.

11.1 above.} Solo: "Mc:Sorloy's Twill!," :\lr, .M.

N011cworthy Recitalioll!I: "The \Yomnn and 81. Pet­

er," "TI10 Striped Cnl," Mr. J . Power. Following tbe concert d :inclng

waa indulged l0;ualil an early bout . The muaic wu by F. Sheppard, Ml11 L. Sheppard, M. Par1001, piano a nd M. Peddle and J. Kelly drll'tl'ls and cffecta. Ao di,miuat1oa daocc Will won by MIH" JI.. Foley and Mr L Sheppard aod a novelty Jaoce by MIH Garland aod Mr. L Hayden.

AERO TENNIS CLUB.

Tbc annual meetio~ or tbe Aero Tcoala Club waa held on Monday cveoinll' laat. The vacioua reporla abowed tbat the club waa in a 1no1t favorable coaditioa . The following officera were elected for thi1 year-· Preaidcot, W. A . Ba yea ; Vice­Prealdent, J M. Kennedy ; Secre­tary, Ml11 0 . Archibald aod E:ii:ccu­ti"e of MIH M McRae. Mra W I. Roaa. and Meaara . E. D. Freeman, aod B . O. Archibald.

Tbe Ceca bue been modi6cd thia 7ear and are now-Jdeo· .. $2.50; Ladiea". $2.00; Noo- playcra, $1.00, aad Junior Club, $l 00. Tbc "ork of pulling lbe court• lo order I• golog ahead and It la expected tbcy will be open for pla.y oo May 24th. Tbe Club la boldlog ita opcnlog dance on WedoeadllJ evening next, tbe 23rd.

Kraft Wrapping Paper Rolls : us, 1s, 24, ao 1nch-.

Weight : Lisht, Medium, Heavy.

SPECIAL PRICES TO THE TRADE.

SOLE AGENTS FOR THE OUTPORTS

DICK STEELE Phone 147.8.

191 WJlter St. St. John·a. Opp. Court House.

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! CO. MMISSION OF GOVERNMENT,

' ~RESS COMMUNIQUE. ~·-.JO"'-J""'"'"""'""'...,......,.V'..;o"' ..... ""'--~...,-..'V ........ -...,_"'"'~i Of lbe Twen1y. fir11l Meeting of

Co1Qmi11lon of Govcrnmc'nt held in the Colon ial Building on Tuesday, May 15th, 1934. a t 10. 15 a m.

l:ila E:ii:cellcocy the Go .. crnor pre· aided.

Boo. F. McNaman1 aad Mr. F. C. Berteau.

The Commiuioo had uoder ruic1Y a P.rog ramme o f co1r:prcbca11"e reor· gao1zatloo in the "arioua depar..l· mcota of Go.,crnmcot. Tbla will

Tbc following Coo1mi11iodcr~ we re involve tbe reti rement or a a umber present: ' <>£public offic1al1 of pcHloaable ag e

The Booourable Commiuioner Cor a• at the 30th or Juoe oczt. Home Affa1ra :ind Education, • The Commiaaioncr for Natural

1' h" Honourable l:omminioncr rOr Rceourcea aubmitted a acheme for Natural Reaourcu, the Inauguration ol 10 aerial aenicc

Tbc Booourablc Comminioner for in Nt wfouad1aod. The proposals J ustice. • tn'Vini;c the acqulaitlon or t .. 0

1'bc Booourable Commi11loocr tor amall :ieroplaoea l\Dd oae lari?e Public Rcallb and Wc:llare, I 1 II b

The BouourablcComm1111·oocr£or paHcogcr carry ni; Pane, a t re.: equipped witb floata for aummcr

Finance. opcratlooa and wllb 1kid1 for win A dra£t Bill-An Act rclatiog to ter ~ork. Tbcac macblnca. would

t he Newfoundland Railway was ap be under the control of and operated proved. and ai1er it recc:lvca t he u by the Government for e11eatial acot of Bia Ezcellcocy tbe Governor work 10 coooeclioo with Poatal, will be publiabcd in the Newfound· Medical, Cuatom1 aod Police work, land Gazette. J aa well aa for !furpoaea of rapid com·

!llr. F. C. Berteau. I. S. o.7 waa · mllblclllion with the Labrador, and a ppointed a .Member of lbe Advlaory locldentall7, !or fire pa.trot ecnlce. Boud lo ualat tbe Commi11ioacr for Further coo11dcratloo will be g hen F inance lo tbe adminiatratloo 0£ the the proposa la before de&aHe action Ntwfoundlaod Suiaga Baak Thia 11 decided oo. complclca tbe peraonocl or the Board '1'be meeting -adjourned at 1 30 .. which now cooalata of Bon. S. Milley, p. m. .

Me11ra Saundcra Bowell & Co· or Carboocar, bue been awarded tbe contract of erecting tbe new cold atorage bait depot al B1y de Verde. ,

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Reserve MAY 29th for V ARlETY ENTEJ_~ AIN· MENT in COUUHLAN HALL

JQOIOCIOOC)ll()()O Y.KX>DIK100tJCJCOOC .

Canadian Butter

-Seeds. Don'L forget that we can

supply ; ou with: PXRsl.EY 8PINAOB

ONION CUCUMBER PUMPKIN MARROW (Island's Best)

Ca pl Tt1mbley or tbe L •. North Wh I Wh t Fl . Voy11rer wblcb arrl.,cd at Corner I 8 ea ~ our

PEAS BEANS

OAULIFLOWER SAYORY

SWEETCORN

Brook receat17, reported atcamlog (14lb Bags) through lO 1111lca of dead cod61h la the Gulf, off Ba7 St George The Lyles Bolden Syrup c1ptala 11y1 tbe water waa literally co"ered with dead 6ah Be gl"ea I tbe poallloo ID which tbla remarkable Kia-Ora- Orange and Lemon vbenomca wu obaened aa latitude SqUllb · '48 '49 N .. loorltade 59 10 W .• to lat I tude -40 04 N , add loarltude 58 40 w.

Tbe aHillary achoooer G and F. Grape f nH Blackwood &olahed the dlachuglor Sunklst Oranges of ber aealloir cargo at Bctwriar Bro•, St John'•, Monday. Tbe f h T ( tot"I turnout " .. 1165 pelt•. m1de res oma OBS up of t>8 youair barpa, 1054 bedlam• I · era 1od 43 old barpa. Tbe gro11 • Lemons . value of lbe carro amounted lo SI.· 1 01 s1. aad tbe ae1 nlue..$1.m zr. Cabbage Groaa welebt. 31 too•, 10 cwt. 0 qr1 and lS lbe.; o ~t wel,ht, 28 tooa. 8 - ----..:....- - ------cwt. Oqr1. and 27 lb•. Tbe young THOMAS ROSS hatpa nenr~d 40 4-5 Iba trroaa

The crew of ll men.. ahared $31 75 ~f!!i:!!!!!Y!lii!!!!l!!!g!!!!~!!~~! each. I i@Ui .... A ••iiUii----

IOEBERG Lb"TTUCE aawellaa OAR ROT PARSNIP

BEET TU~~HP

aod OABBi.\OE SEEPS. elo.

We have also a Small Stock of

ONlONSETS nnd 0LAD10LA BULBS.

Oall Early.

STRAPP'S PHABIACY

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