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Celebrating Shirley Toslplsfs selection so the world's No.1 star hr the berth consecutive you TODAY AT 3.I5—T—I P. l. TOMORROW-POUR SHOWS 115-415-7-8 P. I.

WllO IIIS

The IIOST Popular BABY is llllarlottetllwl ‘t

‘m: PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE

Bull Bollresr

willdeellewhslsthelsst Pwlhrlaby.

PIIZEI

lt-SILVZI CUP (B7 (i. II. TAYIDIQ)

2nd.-!& an. rnotros iBy cluswlzuis smluol 3rﬂ.—-Oﬂe BIT-VII DOLLAR

The PIJXC! EDWARD ls d-

lerln; additional Primes to the

parent or guardian o1 the

winners:-

lsL-Complilnenlnry Pa. to the Prince Edward for 2 Month».

zndo-Cunplimer. tary $355 to

the Prinae Edward [or l Month.

PC-omptimentary Pzm to the Prince Edward tor l Week.

ski‘. DllI-ILIS-‘IJO-MI suulnsynurlruea

a?!‘ Ill If your Wil]. ter harness and lug,

some of our lively n",

"Donuts.

Th?" they»: ll lm out o! llrslmess. My and all of them an new, refreshing and "will "er! lliekl. we’re asking (or them,

V Rlllllll, bnlmacs, sq, ililﬂﬂﬂ» Boards. All "l! best models in colorful tweed:

elleviola.

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‘ PETE 551N118 PKN§Y'S PARTY PLLS:

OUR GANG

Child [rider l2 Years-lﬁo-Zlc.

I PRICES: Adults - — _ - - ZTo-Zlc-Bc.

PRINCE EDWARD

55. EE-

lTlTlD-In the BOY SCOUT SERIAL nary notice o! the like Ir. Aenar CARTOON b 003121)? who died

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And of course the very hat to match.

‘1'95 to ‘7-50

BL'LE.'§:— lny Child under Seven years ‘ o! age may enter. Yo! slip will be given at the eatre starilne Thursday, April 20th. to those purchasing tickets

POLICE (XJUIT - A! poliob court .dsy

lcx turs were dny.

jllle Central Guardian hr the eurrnt attraetfons. ‘v

Voting ends Thursday, May l mu I‘ Nine P. M. : news! nature ma! be MATINZZB ‘ :Q s emu a word strictly DIP e s Vela-children’. Ticket. ‘ 1W "1 ""1""- lll Votes-Adult’: Tirket. - < I ~ EVZNINGS

l0 Votes-Children's Tltktl. Z5 V0t¢l~Adnllls Ticket.

(moose your iavorlte and mark your Ballot aceor ly.

VOTE FOll BABY

(Ballot Box ln Lobby ll Theatre;

Photos o! Babies entered will be on display in the Theatre —‘ ‘ow l! agreeable to por- ﬂlh. not be loll- lllwd lp hubby, 0r in front ol Theatre.

FAMILY DIE FROM TYPHOID

Thlsoolnnnlsreserved tornewsol’ local interest but sdvertlsinl o!

And...

Be sure to see that two Nut suit st $21.00 that I" the boys are talking vaboul. With Amos and And! you'll say “Ailrv st Qomeulllll"

CIASWBLL l0!’ Pboivﬂfillbl

CONIPZDEK-EIE urn lssulr-Y ANCE. L-fﬂad-i-Zl-al.

Jo . .

A MEETING o! the Women's Nat- ’ t-Parsshrrsd ‘u 1082i COUSCTVMJOH Asyxliﬁtlﬂll wul Imperial Oil. . be held Pnday the 21s.; a: 8 P. M. b; lnarzagar. Before legion ms. 1,-5l6-4-20-2i. John Mr.

fllilBYlllllLxwuCllllTCnlll. -t 5B ‘, ﬁfd. mm Bu“ Qt 14-557-4-21-1).

HAMPTON UNITED CBUBClL-3 Services on Sunday. April 23rd as; ‘$O“°"P‘3.F°§‘r*;%;‘ ﬁ- ‘il “m”; 1 - P - - a0 days

lrszs-l-zl-ltlmghy h, l onservat t. W ‘ t: la..*~.::..°l;s::z"-:r it ‘?*»‘1‘-f““u£°"”" , ; , without having snv visible means “m” 1-‘ "Am “new? $11.’. m‘ "‘ ﬁafrflflt“ ca. mm l» m m

i _.___ o o see an . vi lotion f ll ﬁ ,°***m'-“~ N- 5- 4W“ 1°- new LONDON covscn m o! CheCrhnlnll o Con» W" "PHTYPM" ‘m’ “llm i '°°- xoncn - sundry. April mo; da, Constable us. mullet: o! the urphy acted us'0nd fatality here when Hubert a; Gmnyme a; 11 A_ M; R>CM_P_ “Quom m p“; "min: wdlcwk- Z8. died in hosolml vmter- clmon at 23o P. M: Long River u hm m, ;,,,-,,, “m, . wncelt with s iewyiay afternoon. His brother. Gerald. 7 P. M. Rev. W. Lyail De.lor. M. 5., “lne5_ lwords oi notion concerning l8. died Monday and three other ver. b500-4-21-ll. l the story oharamler oi tbs play. -brot.r.era, ss weJ as a neighbor. ——- ‘During in 1011' candy was Mm. Archie crtpps, sre lll with the CORNWALL PASTORAL ' sold. M. me conclusion o! the oon- isame disease. Source o! the lever CUABGZI-BBYYIW on Sunday. eel-t lunches were sold and the re- was traced to well water. ADP" 23fd- Kinllswn 11 A- M- NEW Dominion 3 P. M. Cornwall 7 P. M.

malnder o! the evening was pless- Lin‘ llmly w-tled swa m dancing. music WILMOT vsuiliy scllool. §‘,,“°°ud9,1d§; ﬂ,g,nllszgr;~l,rs§gig_g=i_l,} Report of Wilmot Valley School

was furnished i Webster’: gyr-

chestra. Cast- o characters: s. '—*

Mm» m» dm-ln-w- l»: o. mm l» mo. ..¥:.::"l'.'..¢2:..:.2:*:§-.;..u; Grade x -1. Helm Huewl: 1- Mass, on April am o1 Mrs. sumuel’

David Clark. Kenneth Clark; 2.

i

"eggs

The Men's Store

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» opened the

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gig.

Cvrsde III-l. Miriam Waye; ti. John Msclnnls; 3. __ . Mc- Kmnom, '

Grade II -—l. Donbbbwrle: l. Clare Modulus; 3. Kathleen Pratt. GaGm-denh Aide-l. Mil-ya bedwelhmi.

n lson; .George c- Loren

‘renorm- -—Msry MacEachern

LINDBERGH TRANSFORITIEDA FROM SHY YOUNG A

IT. PETEB-‘S SOUTH SCHOOL Month o! March: p .Grllde VI-l. Donald Alida-soup l. Billie Ledwell; 3. Roddy Pratt. Grade V —1. Donald Nauss; 2 Bob MscEwen: S. Owen Mullin. Grade IV -1. Dorothy Mae- ;_2. Frances Iedwell; 3. Joan! Ewen. ' I

P.

canted l

PEL mode vsosnt by

nstio" of Rev. JWA. llollm.

Mr. Hoddlzlott ls an honor gradu-

ate of Mount. Allison University.

Toronto University sad iznmnnu- J

W 1 . r1 h

Mr. William Glow has returned to North Wlllshlre otter spendlng the out week and at Bungy, the 811ml; c! MI. E1103 Stead.

Tad Forrest taken by Mrs. John| H i ri. l and‘: Ix_1' owe, formerly Miss Ann e D ool

Doyle. Polly Biddle —o middle- Wendell Huestls; 3 Harry Waugh.

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Hlardlgan Head And 4

Valley. was a visitor to the City on

(Qunn sue") ; home in i8 Road having spent the

lust-resistant f mo, was s ‘visitor w Baldwin's

u t _ t ' ~' merville players prseoled their

US J8!!! dll

(Z d: 6 lowed)

FODDER CORN

jiilmroarzo and ISLAND

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=4 w: m TIE-IQ o! the r VETCHES N0. l. a“ w’ " ° ° ﬁr?32€é‘$£§i§l*€l% $332123‘: Grade vu-l. Earl Clark; 2, Home, Charlottetown.

old which was verY Mrs.

1 l . . . OlRTEll S § Vwlnlty § Mr. Reubon McConnell. lame _ Saturday. yMtuRitsOullmlmumedlohler WE SELL 1 our lncmn in Charlottetown.

‘CORONKHON’, i Mrs. Armin Cronin. Bummer- SEED WHEAT I v“ 1- ‘ ,mmn i On ‘Thursday everling me Bum-

! three act on entitled "m: Fisht-

SEE" W‘ E ?."§Z3LPZ‘...&‘ 5511mm .319

SEED BARLEY "zero IUCKWHEAT (Silvelllull) (Longfellow) 99% Germination. 9 G O N ANNE! and VICTORY SEED OATS i viwoLnQlTLT/hgﬁvo. l oi bent coov-

girl s niece of Tsd the care o! Polly Biddle was taken ry Murvhv acted her port- well she got into many ditlieultles s e always come out in the leadﬂsrlcy Prescott —A close friend o! Betty Ann taken by Clara Doyle. Melvlna Kurt: —s middle sged splnster

Grade IV —l Kenneth l-luestis: 2. Mildred Curtiss; 3. Gordon Huestis. Grade III —l. Joyce Clark. Grade II —l. Leigh Curtisl. Grade I -—1. Gwendolyn Clark. Perfect. Attendance —Eel'l Clark, Gwendolyn Clark. Teacher. Grlwe Deacon.

A BIG DEMAND {or our James W? Oil Broader. All users extra we satisﬁed. Write {or literature. Slined P. E. . rative

P011107 Assocmtion. 11-492-4- -3l.

CAVENDISB CHARGE. -- Wor- ship on Sunday. April 23rd in Stun- 197 Brl at ll A M. North Rust-loo

AIR HERO TO WORLD POLITICAL FIGURE

YEARS ABROAD GIVE . HIM AN UNOFFICIAL

. . and in Cavendish at 730 M. Geo. W. Ttllvyuﬂlliniste

ever anxious to rel s beau this l.’ 5554-21-11.

part was very colnbly token by Florence Cronin. Lorene Harris the prettiest girl in the Vlllﬂce and _ always in the way o! Betty Ann )

taken by Evelyn Walsh Annabel ATTENTION l llAlllO FAllS

sprlggins —~en old maid o! tort)’- Tune in again at 8 p. m.

TO-lllGllT APllll. 21st

have s beau token by Mr To Hear

Power. cmlrlle uwreneJ-e am- ant relation ot Tad Forrest taken who The Kelly & Mclnnis Fiddlers’ Contest for Queens County.

by Joseph Cronin certainly acted his mrt well in every way. Send in your vote for the best fiddler according to your judgment.

Robert Matthews-Mend oi Char- lie Lowl-erloe snd slwsys strsld of During this program, the winners of last week (Kings County) will be announced.

u" “u Ede‘ HAY p“ Keep Mlnsrd’: in the homo.

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INTERNATIONAL ROLE

BYMILTQN IIONNII. H3155 Bervlss Correspondent THE ulllerenoe between the

‘Lucky

5 slJoAu near run . (1

, wllrrll ulonmlosl‘ us. clulclulo cons. n CORNMEAII» rzlln

n "of poultry) M-

’ allllst Received one urge carton! of

k lurcl-lroalrs roumv l SUPPLIES

the lsw but nevertheless in the end he wss a tme msn —o rather dllllcult port and was well taken by Albert Murphy. Spud Mc- lnshey -e product o! beck slloyl and friend oi Betty Arm. who was courtlr; Melvino taken by Bertram Curl-en. M McGuire --also s. product ol bsdc alleys and always mlndlnz someone else's ‘ lness -. lng quite s bother to Sous‘ this part was taken by Reggie urplly who kept the audience in Deals oi laughter with his funny pranks and sayings he no doubt soled his port real well. Cal Pecklns~Oon- stable o1 the Village taken by Cecil _ Walsh. mlsltles -R.ecltatlon lﬂ ‘ Dorothy unn. Step Deming by r. J. B. McMillan, Songs Mary and Albert Mnrohy. alm- lml of God Save the King brought the concert to s close. C.

Nmv- and then the shoe cobbler who sticks to his lost will have to admit he's altered I- nstr it rcslly is "too late to mend."

Jabarwl 193B silk cocoon crop was II about 20 per cent. below recent years oversea.

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~'.'|"":““' "r Mitt" .l.'l:‘i'...'l':.:‘.'1:*..";’l£r :1.’

ounce between book o! adventure ilctloll toms on in

, MEAL. CIATCI! FEED l: special I g; mixture.) In selling the shove st lowest wsclble prion or cull. st our SEED ls w» D STORE, QUEEN ' " ‘ STREET

GIRLS’ llllll aovs’ ll0BBl

sxllllllrloll MAY 1st. ~ 5th, 1939 CLASS IN PENMANSHIIP

PLEASE NOTE

ENTRIES mom INDIVIDUALS on GROUPS OF EIGHT IN GRADES II $541511“ all ACCEPTED FOR {run l-l A A

I “m” . "m?" ’ Entries folntlllsj» ‘in ﬁﬂll 9 for Class Competition and Section 10 lforvllndlviélllllgl_ . 1r i

3m

_ .~_..._»..._.____._---. nu pullllsmllirllt. wllull he nu to Europa squarely upon Col. Ollsrles A. Illudbsryh spin

st left), he vlsllod smear. Ill lsrlorlty” o! tho Soviet llr-llrdl.

f” lemon. “Limited

#2 e5!“

were ii 5'?

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