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THE ‘DEAD END’ KIDS ~ UIVIPMREY BOGART

ANN SHERIDAN - GEORGE IANCRDFT H‘ N H FINAL 'l‘C~DAYl—3.l5-r7;—9 P. q y PRINCE EDWARD I ONLY-IPRIIL-U/

You expect the unexpected from Jane . . .

BUT SHE’S NEVER GIVEN YOU A SURPRISE-HIT LIKE THIS!

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GLURIA STUART HENRY WILBUXUN

DOUGLAS FOWLEY JED PROUTY HELEN WESTLEY

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V SATURDAY i MATINEE 2.30 t“

THE' CHARLOTTETOWN

And Address

Wilfred Hunter

Mr. and Mrs.

accompanied by Mrs. Sterling Hunter. Mrs. Ella Hunter, Miss Lily Hunter and Percy Hunter were visitors to Dunstatfnage on Sunday.

Congratulations t0 Miss Helen l-liggiuz. Mr. James Higgins and

Mr. Boyd Bearisto on their success in passing their examlnatlonsMiss Higgins and Mr. Bearisto in their ‘first yoaVs work in Prince of Wales College and Mr. Higgins on receiving his B. A. degree from Saint Dunstans University.

i Mr. George Brooklns was a business visitor to Summerside on Monday.

Miss Mary Power, Miss Marguer- ite Higgins, Miss Vina. Higgins and Miss Dcris Higgins motored to Chdlattetown on Monday.

Mr, Stephen MoAulay. contrac- tcvr from Sourls was a. visitor to ‘ Kerufngton Monday 0n business.

Mr. James Montgcitncry, Char- littetiown. was a. business visitor ‘.0 Kensington on Monday.

Miss Lily Hunter ls enjoying a pleasant holiday in Dimstaﬂnoge. the guest of he: g-randmothenMm. John Stewart.

___..l_ "Miss Norma McNelll has re- signed her position at. Mr. Joseph

to her home in Brockﬂeld where it is rumored, she will be one of the principals in a happy event, and congratulations are extended her by her host, of friends he:e.

In the small hours of Saturday night, thieves once again made their appearance in this vicinity, MacKenzie a Co. being the vic- tim, Entry was made by 8 out a window. The loss as yet. is not known.

Messrs. Kenneth McLean. Char-

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Pictured here .with his fiancee non-cxistrnt Russian monarchy, thi- marriage place on June 1st in London will be morganalic,

Bu: leave:

Charlottetown for Surlmerlida c1130 lummenide for Charlottetown 9.45

Null Lake for Charlottetown (VIA 8min; Charlottetown for North [Aka (Vi; Boom

o-Direct connections‘ mainland m o. a. mm,

Prince ‘Vsevolod of Russia, has automatically forfeited his right rfi stcrnsun lo ire lhrrne cf the Rcmanoffs by h’! cngagement u. "m"? lady lygcn, rlnurhfcr cf tho late Earl of Bcauqhgmly 1.];- |5 In the eyes of the support“; o: thc which is to lake

les Howatt, George Webster and Orville Darrach were visitors to Smnmerside on Monday evening where they attended a meeting of the Summerside Baseball League. Miss Glenn Bernard and Mia Iiouise Compton were visitors to New Annan on Monday evening. making the trip by blcWK-

Mr. Russell Champion, local con- tractor. will immediately start. work on the erection 01f a. 31x36 addition to the Cold Storalzc lam, which when completed will be occupied by The Canada Pack- era unden- the manwzﬁmﬁnl- 0! Ml" Georgie Ives. now in charge. when they will install the took feed mixer which is at the present. time temporarily installed in Mr. Brad- ford Millmarfs warehouse. and will cargrry cn their egg business. etc,

as well. This feed mixer, by the way, is well worﬂh hlle looking »_ at. when being rim". t mixca one

ton at a time and about 30 tons a week can be mixed. an M11918 8W" ply to fill the needs of the many formers in this vicinlW- The)’ ha" their ovm concentrates for use in the mixture and also amploy local man in their plant. which makes in our fair

another new business vrvail be

town which we all may proud of.

Mr. and Mrs. William Maclean returned home on Monday everlinﬂ from an enjoyable months holiday through the southern Btarbes.

Mr. George Ca/llbeck. prominent. fox rancher from Summersi‘ was a v-lsitor to Kcrzalngton Tuesdav on business. H

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(By The Canadian Press) CALCUTPA, India-Radios and gramiop-‘to-nes installed in carshave been banned in Calcutta. 1.116 ‘traffic board believes tho u/tten-t on s is liable 9o be

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. ‘Al-Sm €*:B.I.§.F2l1*..‘r§i‘1.§l"r5-.i | Presentation In Memvfidm

MRS. FREEMAN MUTTART

The death took place on Satur- day, April 22nd, of Mrs. Freeman Muttart at her home ln Gladstone, P. E. i.

The deceased was 56 years of age. and had been in declining health far siveral years. She was a devout Christian. hod amepted Christ. a; her Sauoui", and when lying hapless on her bed was able to say; ‘It is well with my soul’.

She is survived by her husband. Freeman Mut-tart; one daughter. Doris; also two sons. Edward and Leroy.

She was a dﬂlllgill/El" of the late M7. and Mfrs, Isaac Kirby of Glad- stone.

Elmsdale and Vicinity

Rev. W. A. Paterson and son Dzu-glas. motored to Charlottetown on Friday to attend the gradua- tion cxeivises of Prince of Wales College.

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. John C. Matthews on rezeiving his E-achrlor of Arts degree at the convocation exercises at Mt. Allison University Mr. Matthews was a successful teacher in various schools in this vicinity before resiuning his arts course.

Mr. Edmund Kelly. Roseville. was taken to Prince County Hos- pital last Sunday whence we hear her condition is gradually better- ing itself.

Mns. Hazel Cameron. Postmtst- recs. Elmsdale, and Miss Eileen O'Brien were the guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Watson Hardy.

Mr. and Mrs. Hcbcr H. Hardy and daughter Olive motored to Summerslde on Thursday last to attend the nurses‘ urv-‘iuatlon ex- ercises at. Prince County Hospital. Among the graduates was Mass Linda Hardy, a former teacher of Elmsdale School.

Among those to be congratulated on receiving First Year certiﬁcates are Miss Jean Wallace and Miss

Doris Home; eccnd Year ccrtiﬂ- cates. Urban Ma-cKlnnon, Grand River and formerly a pupil of

Elxnsdae School; and honor dip- loma. Alan Macleod, Springtie d, also formerly a student here.

M’. James W. O'Brien and son. Leigh. were recent v‘sitors tosum- nwrs/de.

On Friday last. Mr. Hopper, pm- vincial secretary. a-nd the country Rilfef-BYY met a committee in Elmsdale School to discuss the or- Qlmizing of a Boy Scout unit. Mr. Hopper outlined the origin, rules and acwptefi standards cf a Boy Scout. The boys were highly en- thused. Then the boys went. to the hall where they participated in many active games which tend m foster both skill and alertness.

Mrs. Haber Handy visited Sum- mr-rsicve on Saturday.

Mr. James Kelly, civil engineer. visiwd friends hmdgie 0n

Wednesday. Accompanying him was Mr. Roy MacBeth. Charlotte-

A number of folks from here motored to Lot 7 on Wednesday M31118 to attend a play present- ed in St. Marks Hall “Bringing Updtflother." The plav was one of o/exightful comedy wttm an Eng- 15h $?t»1'l1‘-G~ The chu-acters p‘av- ed their diversified roles with ‘keen precision ard were rewaxled by loud ocolamation of applause.

We resmt to say that. Mr. Char- los Dun-n haﬁ bNn ill but: we hear he is feeling better now.

The road work has commenced. The unpaved section cf road from jElmsfale to Alberton and part of ,the wieslern road has been stand, The pt: is Expected to be opened up soon.

‘The Young People's Society n! Llansdac held a banquet in the hall on ‘Fﬁlday which proved to b9 stimulating not only to the gas- trcnomlcal but also w the memni organs Canada. t0 the Gentlemen and in the ladies wen! glvm and n. snondawi to by Rev. W. A. Pater. f“. Patwsoit. Mr. Heber -"""."3V. Oitn Rho-iv, Miss Jggn “xtfhews and Keith Hardy.

“to. liiruerilacAi-ihur and scn l "i. of West Royalty. were guests :_' 511ml!’ 0f Miami Mrs. Arthur

itisows."

Great. reparations are being y 16c for he inicn my rum Mr Ham O ier. owner of

now-run Race ‘Track. m. o-am: rfoorta that. entries are coming in trick and fast. The track is in v-rccllent mndlticn. and many mo-

- Ls services without interruption

GUARDIAN The First Fifty Yearsi

This is tho Golden Jubilee of’ A. McKim Umltcd. Canada's old- est advertising agenoyr-a time for it to look back. but. also a time for it to look forward.

Beginning with the enterprise ofoneman in 8D, thisfinn blazed the trail for advertising‘ service in Canada. Its volume of 1 business in the first year was; under eighty thousand dollars, hut- over the ensuing years the annual] volume grew progressively until

publications and other‘ media. hast been in the millions annually. l

Among the Agency's client's to- day are many who have retained

over more than a quarter of r cientury. These companies, their services or their products. are fav- ourably known in every home throughout Canada. For these firms, as for all its clients. A. McKim Limited has developed sound advertising ians, based on exhaustive knowi ge of markets,- methods and media. A. McKim Limited is prov, to reflect that in so doing it has contributed to the success of their respective enter- prises, and has played its full part. in raising the standards of od- vertising to the high levels on which they rest to-day.

From late-Victorian years on- ward, A. Mclﬁm Limited has grown with the times and with Canada. until to-day it has branches across the country from Halifax. to Vancouver. Begun and continued in Canada, it under- stands each one of Canada's wide- ly separated and widely differing markets as no organization could withcut having maintained cose and constant touch with them ur- ing fifty years of progressive change

Not content to know Canada 1t- self, it has sought. diligently to per- suade business enterprises in other countries to take an interest in Canada, and to profit by the op- portunities that awaited them here. Its first step in that. direc- tion W85 taken twenty-eight years ago, when it opened a. branch in London, England. As indicating that the venture was wisely enter- ed upon. it can be said with truth that this Agency, through its Lon- don Office, has brought more British firms into Canada than any other organization. Since then it has reached out into the far- flung parts of the Empire, to serve both import. and export us- iness it maintains affiliations in New Zealand. Australia, India and South Africa. as well as Franco. (‘Ihh-ia and Egypt.

This intimate acquaintance with Canada. with every market in it as well as with every ublication in it, is of immPnSc vauc to ad- , vertisers, and has been a potent‘ factor in attracting to A McKim Limited the steady flow of new busines that it has always enjoy- ed But A, McKim Limited offers ; its clients something more than the trained judgment and the fund- od experience of its veteran execut- ives. Its growth has been marked by a. constant influx of young blood. To-day the average age of its staff is 33, a period of life at which creative minds are resilient, yet tempered with a sincere ap- preciation for the experience of their elders.

Inspired by the tradltirns of its past, it looks forward to the future with confidence. Stron and vlrile as it has been. it is s ronger and more vlrlle tc-day. Every year adds to its fund of experience, and every your add: to its energy and its facilitins. Actually. to-dav. it places at the disposal of old clients, and offers to new ones. more oreat- I ive men and cjuipmenb-as well as‘ a wider knowledge M. s‘l typos of’ media-than ever beforc in its lcnw histnrv Passing its fiftieth milestone it is glad tn commemrrat» whet has gone before. but it is also glad to greet whny lies ahead!

EAST ROYALTY W. I.

The East Royaltv Womerns In- stitute was entertained at the home of Mrs. E. Hearts on May

Toasts to the Church, tol

("*1 cevioes in the "royal sport"

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g The O'Brien Road tmher Ami.

rwniln held their lnruni picnic on ma»: Ma am. The an

~ _ wrnwyed. a hike. roman followed. A real plenfclimh wu mm eniweu.

maids ofjln. lair-him

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11th. The president presided and opened the meeting by all simrim the 05o ard r-Pnﬁatin-z "A Club Woman's Creed" in unison. The roll call was answered by fourteen

hers 'itl rrsifilrge‘ w r1 the‘ payment of I (erliwrcd). m mugugnnmukn t : ~ nues o Aprl meeting rend Dig e “Q; M. J- Devi";

and adopted.

'I‘ire school committee asload for scvcral items for school on requeul of the teacher but members pros. eizt decided to leave the matter over until a futuic date. No rc- port from dck committee. The report of the Public Health Nurse was read by sect-c .

After the business part, or the meeting vras ovc-r, several members entertrfned with the follolwin de- lightful program: Rviding, big-s, J. B. Anﬁrcw: usoful hints and‘ mg- lzesticrs. Mrs. E. Hearts; oonugt, Mrs. W. Holmes, won bv MmLes- lle Rant-r and Miss V_ Andy“); ard n gum‘ bv Mrs. W. Heartz.

Next wrath" to be 1191.1 a; home of Mrs. W. Holmes.

Victim. rinsed b-v (l singing the NatPn-al Anthem.

Ills hali- turned Ila lo . "amt , " by i1» Mfr! lotto lnllh chi lnhnofloilolly

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AVONLEA WOMEN'S

their Variet dlsh Hall. ‘l! attendance. realised. gra

Now. solo-Richard Gallont. (corned-l (mucus; Undomooth inc Chestnut 'I‘rce. chorus was sun! honor of the cﬂmlhl!

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With ‘Thine wen. God

WHAT III-YUM! SUITI IOU! TYPI

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JUNE 1, 1939

Thurs. Fri. Sat.

Kraft Salad Dressing

Bulk

.CING SUGAR Lb. 9c. 3 Lbs. —

dulk

PEANUT BUTTER Lb. 13c. 2 Lbs. -

RASTRY FLOUR r Lb. Bag __ ._ _

Canadian

JHEESE Lb. -- -_ _. _._ _..

.s|and Brand

Sliced

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Each 9c. 3 for -—

i Lb. 12c. 2 Lbs. 23o, 4» Lb. Block -— —

Breakfast

BACON Sliced. Lb. — —

First Grade

Creamery Butter _b. 28¢.

2 Lbs.

ECONOMY SALE

MIRACLE WHIP

4 Oz. Bottle — -- —- 10c 8 Oz. Bottle -—-- — 19c J2 Oz. Bottle — — — 49c

25c

25c 27c

18c

25c

Jewel Shortening

45c

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9F QUALITY

roons and MOIL-JIIIIG 1, 2, 3 m5

Here is an opportunity _to stock up and save. Many items 0n Sale not listed here. Look for Big Sale Sheet delivered at

your door.

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Dewkist 20 Oz. Tin TOMATO JUICE Each 7c. 4 for -_ __

Culverhouse No. 2 Squat Tin SPINACH Each 10c. 2 for -— -— — _ _

Trinidad No. 2 Tin Each 10¢ CRAPEFRUITJUICE 2for--__

Aylmer Sliced N0. 2 Squat Tin PEACHES Each 15c. 2 for _

Arrow Brand No. 2 Squat Tin DESSERT PEARS Each 10c. 2 for __

SHREDDED WHEAT Pkg.12c. 2for--—-— ____ __

23c Quaker CORN FLAKES Pkg. 8c. 3 for _ __ _

23c Helmet No.1 Tin C-ORNED BEEF Each 14c. 2 for — ~ c

FRESH and COOKED MEATS

ROUND STEAK, Lb. _____ _. _ 21 c

25c 19c 19c 29c 19c

SAUSAGE FRESH, Lb. -- - -- ._ _ FRESH SPARE RIBS, Lb.——_-_I6c ROLLED ROUND ROAST BEEF Lb. - VEAL CHOPS, Lb.——---__._z4c

ROLOGNA SLICED, Lb. — - -- -- _- HEAT CHEESE SLICED, Lb. - -- - COOKED HAM, Lb.-—----—---53c TRIMMED HADDOCK Lb. —- — -— — FRESH HADDOCK FILLETS, Lb. — FRESH WHITE HALIBUBT Lb. -- —

See our display of fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Wax Beans, New Carrots, Cucumbers, Rhu- barb, Ceiery, Leaf Lettuce, Pineappies, Grapes, Cherries, Etc.

INSTITUTE CONCERT

_______ Avonlea. Woxmn‘! mil-ml" M“ Concert in Caven- 11, with a large and a nice mm W“ Following was the PM"

$51.1; chorus: O Canada.

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Wyand Trio (Drink Save t-ho King.

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