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NDY makes the Wild West wildor. . .Marion lovs-lssaoes s buchin‘ cow- . Iudga Hardy out- smart: six-lhoctin’ justice .. . in the laugh-crammed, sxcilernenf-pocksd "top- per" cl all Hardy pictures.

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6:90 p.m.—“"l‘,~ ‘Mary Celeste," The strange story cf a million-to- _ '~ ones chance. GSE, 11.96 meg, 25.2

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l BOSTON 1:00 p.m.—Pathwsys to Peace. IDEAL, 6.04 meg , 49.6 m. SCHENECTADY

8:00 p.m.-March of Time. W2- KAI", 9.53 meg, 31.4 m.

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LONDON 9:30 p.m.—"Scra.pbook fol- 1929" smorles and melodies of ten years ago. GSD, 1175 meg., 25.5 m; G80, 9 58 meg, 31 3 m.; GSB, 9.51 meg, 31.5 m.

PRAGUE 9:50 p.m.-Muslc and Entertain- ment, OLRAA,11.84 meg, 25.3 m.

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PARIS 11:25 p.m.-Talk on French Events: Life j‘; Paris (In Englisln. TPB7, 11.88 lneg., 25 2 m.; TPA4, 11.71 meg, 25.6 m.

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You can, if you like, make very satisfactory custards without heat- ing your oven. Use your custom- ary recipe, place the custard cups in a low pan with enough hot water to reach at, least half way up the cups, cover, and cook over a. very low ﬂame unill a silvr-r knife inserted ln the custard comes out clean.

ERE is your ﬁnest, most modem . ', train to Montreal —- Canadian NationaYs

Ocean Limited, making convenient connection!

for all points West. A great, modern train with through ﬁfth-conditioned sleeping cars, offering compartments, v drawing rooms and berths . . . comfortable coaches . . . 1 roomy, attractive club cars . . . moderately-priced dining. , cur meals. Smooth roadbed through the loveliest IOOﬂlO j parts oi the Msritimes and the beautiful Mstapedia Valley.

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Out West 1n Latest 0f Popular Series

F01‘ Hardy Family flashes on with their typical American humor and adventure when “Out West

WlLh the i-iardys"_ Plays wday and Bf-‘nﬁhﬂw and HBIIIDIOYI 3- 501100 ‘ 1on5 during the

tomorrow at the Prince Edward ‘lneatre. The picture again stars the Kroup of favorites whom millions o-i mo- tlon plcbule fans have come to know and love. Laws Stone con- unues as Judge Hardy, Mickey rtooney as Ahoy Hardy, UeclLa Parker as Marian, Fay Holden as! Mrs. Hardy, Sara Hansen Bs Aunt

rolly, Andy's glrl_

As in the case of all former Judge Hardy pictures, this story includes other characters. VlIIllIiB Weldler, eleven-year-old child star, heads the list of “guest" perform- ers in the latest Hardy fllm Gor- don Jone; becomes Cecilia Parker's new cinematic heart lnterwt and Ralph Morgan, brother of Frank, has a leading role.

With George Seltz directing as he did with previous Hardy pic- l tures, this story takes the entire l family into the West as guests on

a huge ranch. Here Cecilia Park-

er falls in love with the ranch

foreman, Mickey has no heart in-

tcrest. out West but, does meet his |nemesis whcn Virginia Weidler. a girl and lots smaller than himself, shows him up in Western stunts. And Judge Hardy solves a systery concerning water rights which saves his host from losing hll valuable ranch_

Also showing ls l musical and another of those popular Bob Benchley Shorts titled “An Hour ‘For Lunch." Tomorrow Saturday there will be two matlnees starting at 1:15-44:15, instead of the usual one showing.

Gene Autry t At Capitol y Replete with thrills and I. happy

mixture of catchy tunes, Geno Autry's newest musical western

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THE (IHARLOTTETQWN GUARDIAN lfllo Central ﬁtllﬂlillllEastem G"¢'d5°"l l,

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--__ dent at Rm I-llll Divinity ‘Hall. CONIIDIRATION LIFE iNSUR- Halifax. after spend s few day!

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ii - - I sxrwar novzns-A thrilling?

portmyal of the love and 'rlbu!a-, tlons of an slrwm l‘iO6‘€S5——'l5 lhe 1 Guardian's new rsrlul story start-l in; llcxt wrek. ‘

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ueen and Pass- nald. Auction- L-1UI7-5-5-1l.

VALLEY. Freeland and

Lot 14 Presbyterian Churches. Pub‘-

ll A. M; L0 00 P. M; Tyne Valley 7.30 P.M.f

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BAPTIST. - Tryon Sunday Schooll constituents tonight that “it must

L-1o2e-5-4-2i HAMPTON UNITED CHARGE.—l

reopen for the summer 10 A M. ser- vices are a; follows: Apvpln Road 11 A.M. De Sable 3 PM Vctorla 7 RM.

L-106Ii-0-5—1l.l

___ l POLICE COURT - at police} court. yesterday a drunk was sen-g tenoed to ten days in Jail. Lsw- | rcnce Doiron pleaded guilty of theft and was given ninety days. In a summary ejsctment case the‘ tenant was given a week in which to move. l

conuwanc rAsron/ll.‘ CHARGE. — Services on Sunday. May 0th. Kingston 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. ﬁpeaker at Mission Band Service in the evening will be Mrs". John Easton. New Dominion, 3 PM. Cornwall 7 PM. and S. s, at ll AM. Rev. E. R. Wocd ide, Mlnkter. L-l059-5-5-li.

THE GOSPEL a: preached to Ancient. Israel in type, and its les- sons for to-day, wil be the subject of the illustrated lecture by Evan- gellst J. A. Toop in ‘the S. - - Church. Friday, May 5. s‘. 8.00 PM. Pictures will be shown of what cne man sow in heaven. U. R. invited.

14-1050-5-2-11. T0 LAY CORNERSTONE - Hon. John A McDonald, Nova

Scotials minister of agriculture. will lay the cornerstone of the Marl- time Winter Fair's new livestock arena. 'I'he ceremony will take place in Amherst, N. 8,, on May 10, dur- lng the annual meeting of the Maritime stocks Breeders Associa- tion. Also slated to speak at the ceremonies besides Mr. McDonald are Hon. A. C. Tavlor, minister of agriculture for ew Brunswick. Hon. Wm. H. Dennis. minister of

Kaufman 0f Amherst. President Bailey will sct as master of cere- monies.

"Mexicali Rose," opened yesterday at the Capitol Iftleatre, is excel- lent. screen fare, and a new feather in the popular cowboys hat.

A choice oast helps Gene ln "Meldcsll Rose." Two famed vet- erans, Noah Beer; and William Farnum, head the supporting play- ers_ Luana Walters, a lovely new- comer. does well as the feminine interest.

Smiley Burnette, whose comedy 1s an invaluable factor in He- publlc‘; musical western succesres, ls hilarious ln this new produc- tlon.

The story concerns the efforts of Gene and smiley to tect an or-

phanaso from the cubic-crossing plans of s "phony" oil-stock com- pany headed by William Rpyle and Leroy Mason. Farnum is the Padre of the orphanage

Noah Berry has a friendly role. that of a benevolent bandit, who comes to the old cf Autry because he loves to hear Gene sing.

"Mexicali Hcse," is worthv of en- tertainment for all types of movie hrls. It will please the entire fsm- ily from top to bottom.

In Memoriam

MRS. BERT CARI

occurred tn

County Hospital on A r11 0th last.

f3 years old and mm- ed only four

years her passing brought deep srrrow not only to her home but to

m- wtde crcle of friends and relo-

lives. The funeral wls hald on

April 11th. After a short osrvlos at

the homo of her parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Custom, in summsrside, con-

ducted by the rm. Wm. Vex-wolf.

“cc funeral procession left for Try-

cn where the Rev. Fred M. Young

continued the servlcs in the ‘Pry- cllokﬁelsbytclrlalgmdtlurch. InlA-rmcn

l. poos n Tryun puppy-

l: cemetery.

Mrs. Corr leaves tn mourn bssldss ‘T01’ husband and pucnls Ill inf nt con. three sistm,‘ Isms and

- nf Bummmlds Tami Mrs.

J. Macias

rd one brother,

n of Windsor Vermont.» ﬂed. of lummm.

Tuesday Rev. and Mrs. E5. Ham- mond and family left for OIreary. P. E. Island. Rev. Mr. Hammond ' as pastor of the Church of the lthrcc months and during that time made many friends, who deeply re- gret their departure. ‘the discharge of his dutl-s and in I

rrrsesslon of endearing qualities. this beloved pastor and his family won the esteem and admiration of this community which entertains the hope that every success will attend all efforts in the new fleld of cndeavon-New Glasgow News.

Gives Report on ‘Fish Convention

(By Tho Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, May 3--0f'flcl.ll rep- resentative of the Dominion Gov- ernment st the International Fish Convention held lsst month in London, Fletcher Smith. chairman of the Fisheries Committee of the Halifax Board of ‘Prade, was in Ottawa today to report tn Fisher- iss Minister Mlchsu’.

Mr. Smith was expected to have on Interview with the Minister to-

opmorlt of Canada's as

the industry u

ed to her home in Union Road after head SA. where she visited her sons

MAY DAY lurn, Brackley P:lnt, Mr. and Mrs. I at $1.00. , Wallace Rodd. Hlghfield, and Miss ' Verna. Rodd. 11-1045-5-4-31- tague on Sunday and were

A | authority

agriculture for P.E.I. and Mayor LEAVE FOR NEW FTELD-

w lNazurene here for the past thirty-

Faithful in

.."l‘hh oolmn In roservod for new: OIJOOII lntoldt but silver-

I-nbrndor. for a period of about six months. I-lls steamship leaves Quebec on May 4th, ice mlttlng. I On his way north he 590ml a day in Montreal visiting his sister Mrs. Ralph Douglas. It mi ht be added that Mr. Coffin‘; ftel ls of special interest to friends tn Mon- tague as he is 1n a stone's throw of the Grenfell Mission Ita- tlon on Harrington Island. 14st fall one of our Church people visited Harrington Island among other places in Iobrsdor and was much impressed with the great work carried on by this mission. L.

. ‘Mrs. Gyms Moore has return- spending s pleasant winter in U. Earle and Arthur and a daughtltr

"til/Ir. and Mrs. EI-dwavd MacCal- l

NLtlton. visited Moll- I the

guests of Mr and Mrs. Alllsﬁs

Macllean.

Eden Galls For Understanding f With Russia

LEAMJINGION, Einsland. May 3 -lCP)-—Anthorly Eden d his

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HERE is a new soap creation, developed to bring you so utterly new conception of euier wash- clothes! _ O YDOLisanewty “um scrub" soap- omﬁed tax-s new SAFE ingre ens. dxydol washes whim ﬂashes up to Ziﬂiqwbifar, as shown b "ode or merel whites whiter than even well- known soaps that lack its smszlngrncw in 1n nddifiomi: gives up to TWICE HE S S. Rich, 2 to 5 time: longer. _ In rub washing-Hi; Tut Oxydol so ska dirt loose in 10 mlnuzes-wishout scrubbing or

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1o s. M. Communion Service "mo; be a- snln to peeve l1 rm 1;. ElVLLZl/cstulgorﬁlllzrnd sundsyasichgl sanding can blemagléié/egnait bstmfarl . . ., pre g service . . t coun ry, - _ Bo aw Sunday sdqool lo A. and the sooner, tho more com- BRIGHTER MEMJS BOB preac lng service 11 A. M. Rev. 3., plgte, and the more far-reaching BRITISH TARS D. Trltes. PMCOI. L-10i1-5-5-1l.| that, a fggment be the better." —_———v I In hs address the former For- Menus to sult climatic con- FLANNELL JACKETS. Rcd. egg“ sgcretgry supportedthe Gham- ditions and obviate monotony. 9° $19“ $193" berlaln Government's present 1M’- arranged under the supervision of

elgn policy but urged that Wln- dietetic experts, may soon be pro- ston Churchill, First Lord 0f the I vided for sailors of the British mer- Admlralty and Minister Ol Muml-‘l chant service, ulnd r conditions Great war. be ln- agreed upon between the National vlted lrlto the cwbinﬁt». MI- Edm- Union of seamen and the shlpown- who declared his 1185i» analyﬂs 01 crs. the international situation had' Under the new scales, our, man been correct. (he resigned Feb- 39' will receive four eggs during his 193B. in protest wsllnst what he first fortnight afloat, ouo he will considered dangerous concessions be able u, have an addmmml 93g the authcrltﬂ-riﬂﬂ Slltﬁsb 9d‘ as an equivalent of two ounces of vised the Government not t0 PM’ meat each day. One and a ha'f too much attention t0 Chm-Wm" pounds of fish may be issued as a Hlf-IBFS Pfﬂlwunwmenu- substitute for one pound of meat. “Faith has been too often bfﬂk‘ and fresh vegttables will Dc issued en for 911N595 m Wu!“ mw- he Whenever possible. The supply of clared. d butter will be increased from half Hts VlvWs 11150 W"? “Press” h‘ to three-quarters of a pound and the prefﬂce t0 I mlecﬂm‘ '31 h“ condensed milk from 4 2-3 ounces most lmpﬂftﬂﬂll 5P€e°h°5 l“ whmh to 9 1-3 ounces. The ration of tell is he Mote thﬂt at best- the wmld increased frcm 1 3-4 ounces to HOW enlﬁys 11° "w"? ma“ “n93” three ounces, while an innovation is respilﬁs between iuccesslve 9°“ the allowance of three ounces of v o ence." , I The book’ “Forum Aﬁaks.” iMcocoa or chocolate.

In Memoriam

lHRS. ANNIE MMFADYEN

On Wednesday, April 5th, there passed peacefully away to her eternal reward, Mrs. Annie Mac- Fadyen. at the age of 85 years.

Mrs. MacFadyen was born at St. Cathednes. and was the widow oi’ the late Ewen MacFa/llyen of the same place. who predeceased her twenty-one years ago. She spent her entire life ln that community untll thirteen years ago when she moved to Charlottetown with her son J. M. MacFadyen, with whom she resided untll the time of her death.

She was s. woman of strong phys-que. and enjoyed good health up untll about a year previous to her death, when she was conﬁned to her bed for the remainder of her life. She was a. "fe-long member of the Church c! Scot- land and during her illness was fortiﬁed with that sense of secur- ity that comes Only through the exercise of faith.

to be published tomorrow in Great Britain. It covers his speeches from 1924 untll Dec. 9, 1937, when he spoke in New York. _ The nations, he wrcﬁo. ‘mlﬂl lelther accept and support the some international order or they will destroy each other utterly. ‘rhere ls no middle course." y "Search as we may.‘ the DYHKW continued. "We have yet been un- able to devise a halfway house be- tween international anarchy and international order in the modern

world.

"Slowly and painfully the task of rebuudlng that order must be undertaken. It is the Drlyel’ "l each one of us that. the nations will et turn their hands to this task fore s universal conflict has laid our civilization in ruin-m"

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her illness she was vls ibed by Rm]. G. C. Webster, who also officiated it the funeral m. vices, which were very largely st- tended, and took place from ux MacLean Funeral Home on April 7th, to 5t. Oathertnes Cemetery, where she was laid to rest Ln the family plot beside her husband. She leaves to mourn. one daugh- ter and three sons, Mrs. Alex Mar- Leod, Long Creek, H. B. cf Provl. deuce, Rh0de Island: Daniel 11,0! Hunt/er -Rlver; and J. M. of (Ibu- lottetown; also two brothers. Nell A. of Charlottetown, and

Msclibrdyen Dougald of Rice Point. Machine oil stains can usually b1 taken out 0d’ light materials with cold water and pure soap. 1f very obstinate o little French chalk oi powdered magnasla should be rubbed in and left for a while

The King's Plate. classic race of the Canadian turf, will be worth $10000 this year. an increase of $7.500.

To avert s meat shortage, Perl ls importing 7,000 cattle from 10c:-

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