A section of the up-to-dizte store showing the large display of fine foods.

THESE BARGAINS WILL SAVE YOU MONEY

Trinidad Grapefruit Juice 2 tIns- — — — 19c

Fresh Ground Coffee

1 lb. Tea with Cup 8i

French's Mustard with spoon — — -- - — 10c

I I 1 Assorted Jelly Powders 5 pkg.- - — —- -— 23c I

2 lbs. fresh Ginger Cookies — - - — — — 25c

All varieties fresh fruit and vegetables Meat, Fish, Flour, Feeds, Seeds, Canned Goods Etc.

P. J. HaciIIiiiAlll

Corner Prince and Kent Streets Phone 888-889 Our Delivery is Fast and FREE

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.- ough the (lo-operation oi the usors, whose advertisements ap- rm connection with the eflntest e Lnarlottetown Guardian is llshln the Shopword Contest

thl y-sia consecutive weeks. . prizes are being awarded each k as listed above in the form of ee or merchandise orders.

CONTEST RULES

‘ y readers oi the Charlottetown srdian may rticipate. (Excerpt- employees o the Guardian Pub- lnf ca, and members oi their I es.)

i is important that each reply ll be accompanied b5 a rece pt m any one of the rlns whose ouncement appears in the con-

iis also important that you state YOIlr entry which oi these firm! o wish to draw your prise from.

XPLANATION OF CONTEST

n the numbered spaces In the =- oi this contest there ap- r sogans and phrases which > be foun the ad-

this y he reader is required "vertisernent In which “SHOPWORDS" appear.

0w T0 ENTER.

= Id the ads thorou hly. Write - the number ol he "Shop- fl" as it appears in the heading. en (apposite the number write the the advertiser ln__whose '- you have found the phrase. te cue of the fourth "Sho

d‘ Ii Is required that you sta

addition to the name oi the firm, - Mme oi the manager, the loc- -» oi the business premises and

carried,

TORONTO. Alpril lw-Domlnion ~ Ontario Government. author- = moved more strongly today Wnbat the possibility sabotage ht wreck plants oi the On- ‘ ' Hydro-Electric Power Oom- ,0n. public buildings or key luiries oi IlhO province. In a closely guarded conference W’ lesislwive Buildings, rep- tnietives oi the D rtment of ,- ionsl Defence con erred with IWIeY-General Gordon Conant, nlor representatives oi the vincisl police and Hydro (J0m- " 1°11 eniilneers. The session was " '° lite-fly secret the name of

r Precautionary methods ‘e decided on‘ could not be fined. but it was believed the “creme planned ‘more inten-

5 Prunes 4 lbs 25c. White Beans 1o lbs- - - 29c Tomatoes 3 tins for - — — - — — — — 25c

psrlb.————--25c

Saucer — — -- _ - 49c

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ALL illlli

REAIIERS-Yilxlllifi AIIII Illll

FOXES

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PRIZE WINNERS LAST WEEK

1. Mrs. Stanford Dickleson_ 20 Birchwood St. 2. Mr. John Cameron, Clyde River,

3. Mrs. Leslie Bryenton, Winsloe Station.

4. George MacMillan, 22 Brighton Road.

FREE SERVICE!

THESE

RULES CAREFULL Y

Write your entry ON ONE SIDE oi a sheet oi paper, giving the par- ticulars in this manner:

SOLUTION to LAST WEEK’S CONTEST

I. Purdie Ferguson Shoes Lid. 2. The Charlottetown Bowling Alleys. 3. Rix’s Grocery. 4. F. J. MacDonald.

Corner Kent und Prince Sis. Mr. P. J. MacDonald, Manager and owner.

Groceries, Flower, Feeds, Fruit Canned Goods, Vegetables, Seeds, Moot and Fisll Etc.

Then attach to your reply a receipt from any one oi the spou- sors of this contest showing that business has been ‘ ‘ with at least one oi them.

_Also be sure to state the name oi the ilrm from which you wish to

\ your prise.

All correc replies have equal chances oi nin . The winning entries are drawn or and the WI be awarded in the or er In which they are drawn.

All rises are awarded In the form oi or ers on the advertisers Indic- ated in the reglles and are NOT TIIANSI-‘ERABL .

All replies must reach this oiiice not later than noon on Thursday.

Bend in as many replies as you wish but be sure to attach an entry slix to each replty.

ddress all en rles to the EDITOR SHOPWORD CONTEST The Charlottetown Guardian

onfer On Steps T0 Combat lleged Threats Of Sabotage

'sive investigation into thefts oi

d its from construction oom- psnles. Another in a series oi such thefts was reported today from Dundee, Ont... where 100 sticks oi d numlte were token irom the nant of the Canada Crushed Blane Company.

There was a belief in Queen's Park circles that the provincial government had insisted the Dc- minion share responsibility i.n the investigations. Provincial and Roy- al Canadian Mounted Police have

been co-operating in the probe Into theft oi 100 sticks oi dyna- mite from a ersville quarry

maaazine two mo. Rumor spread. without confirm- ation that Greet War veterans

sonrn nrvun woman's nvsnrors

""- Yesuiar t z n rth Iver WOIIIQIgSQQI-gilgiellfi msto at iwmégdaila. well Whkltla léhpelsht mini... 31s.

‘ 1686111; Meeting so... with on first se oi the carchicllcwed by the of itti. melting Anti Roll

See Peace Hope In Italy’s Reply

WASHINGTON. April I0—Di.l- v

Zesiful NQURISHMENT

I! Your aPPetite goes "spring fever." here's a. worthwhile zllllseitiirn .6“. h a

mea sill l: -—-put in Q leafy vegetables in n.- and I01‘ a companion, have a. tall glass oi ener z- lng, refres “Garden C ty" ‘buttermilk! 1 s the rfert

iclr-you-up!" 0r er by p one or get it from our eamsiers.

THE PURE MILK

CO. LTD. “lone 584 0w- Fltzrov c Grt. Geo. Sts.

Q U A I. I '1.‘ Y

We a full stock oi best quality Ioods. Our delivery service is prompt and sails,- iactory. Our prices are as low as you will ilnd. Try an order here and save money.

ECONOMY GROCERY

W WHITLOCK 33.3, can; O TIRE SERVICE , o. ml“ Wm chm“ you n“ u" WHY"! within a few hours. anywhere within city limits. JAMES TAIT Ns lltra Charge. "0"" 31 Villa Ave. Phone 269 TELEPHONE 909, “Si”. “l:'.:‘.'.'..l:'°='::.? "GARDEN CITY" SUI I PI-Il‘ PI-Ili-s Talk oi the Town $15.00. shirts. Ties. Ungeegvgearsg" Fred . a r McLure Bldg. Rent Street

SAY IT WITH FLOWERS

send your

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GUARDIAN

SHOP WORDSCONTEST

AN AMUSING AN!) PROFITABLE STUDY OF THE

PAGE NINE

VALUE HIGH LIGHTS OF THE WEEK.

om WITII ms: nous All? wul voun SHARE or TIIE rmzrs

$216.00 IN PR m. PRIZE

I155 $216.00 - - $3.00

Zlltl. PRIZE - -—' -— $1.50 3 l " 3rd. PRIZE -- —- - 31,00 BUTTIRMILK IAIY WASH , 4th. PRIZE -_. - w 50c

LACEYEEAIIIIIIRG LADIES I I as ruoroonarurn

“Eileen... final-finance , General information ant] em- ployment service.

LACEY'S BUREAU

813 Great George Street

See the new mnall Electric Washes

Washing Machines.

z u». oi clothes. Great ior the

bib! wash or .other articles.

Sets on the table or stove.

Svmethlur absolutely NEW. CHAPPELL 8. CO.

Electrical Contractors 1M Queen st. Phone mo

IT TAKES MORE THAN SKILL l

Filling Pg-Qg- criptiona is a trust. On our work depends the recovery of many sick lmallle. So we stress exactness a" Illtllflty in order to be worthy oi that trust.

PHONE 86

REDDIN BROS. Leo M. Doucette Roy M. Smallnsan

Get our Quotations on INTERIOR. REMODELLING Hardwood Flooring loid

re-surfcced. Exper- ienced workmanship -

Modern equipment. MecAULAY 8. BOISNER

Telephone Connections A. E- MacAulay. C. D. Bolsner

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ELECTRIC WELDING

ACETYLENE WELDBVG ANTI CUTTING

Truck “ reinforced.

Best Workmanshlp_ Better Rates

PROUD 8. MORESIDE

Kent at Hillsboro. Phone 1210

Phone 813-1. 223 Grt. Geo. St.

Tyne Valley And N ortham Presentation

EASTER. PAGEANT. "THE RESURBECTION" Rev G.A.D. Elliott and his

faithi-ul and efficient cc-worloers, Mrs. Ernest Ellis and M.rs. R. J. MacNeill, are to be congratulated on the beauty and effectiveness o! the Easier Pageant. "The Resur- rection," which was resented in the Tyne Valley Uni the evening oi Easier sund again on the following Sunday. On both occasions the church was

well-filled notwithstanding the tux-favourable condition of roads and weather.

Long before IIIBtgIOUI for obten- B OODQPOZQ Oil belsgan tchflille in ‘aléluiaioe! their ace . swee r ns o mus- c. ndwwlaintively sad, now trium- phant, iIIled the air. The powerful orssn seemed to sipeak the Easter lilwdn“li°alié’“of.flniflo ........... m. Stewart Williams. a certsiri solemnity and hushed expwtamy could be felt, almost as ii the in- tervening cemries had been srws. we w planted lnrtyd the midst oi the real ppeninu, soon‘ to be so vividly

Quip DIOLIIIOG

But lfstl 1m Church a filled The service

gun. a co “m Both choir Dd again»; are the deriul old y The Wim- " n tor . is raging-talking with his Father- oursa . but in

Jointed. though msurpris- “ma” , t PIQJIII u i‘ ou- m, Timid ‘F55? to oilhslgooi '° "°"‘“°' " “u” ‘l1’ é BM» Us ' WIN" 11""- raised thyhls musical tireless found in the Italian Pre- wwopflw. alters” stleastatsinthcpe w, u, an aihiwscmrwmvvohm ‘m’ '"" -“‘»"'u="'-=-="~'="° w’- Q n y.:°dn7u“mn=?::umd tsrBIgloisoiNorbI-Ic- s MM W" ulrtaln u

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manila of Pilate the body oi Jesus Pilate asks that the centurion (M Ivan Linkletter) be brought , and him Pilate questions as to the certainty of Jesus‘ death. The cen- turion sssures Pilate that at the ninth hour Jesus “had given up the Ghost". Pilate then orders that the body oi Jesus be given to Joseph. A soldier now Informs Pl- lste that the chle-i priests (Messrs. Russell Dyment and Wendell Dy- ment) abo the Pharisees (Messrs. Freddie Hansen and Horace Hayes) "are without". Pilate gives orders to admit them. One oi the priests (Mr. Russell Dyment) asks that the sepulchre be made secure until the third day. Pilate tells them to msheitassureestileycanltwas int in the sto that Mr. Roy Phi lps, in his wo erful bari- tone, sang "Were u there when thgucruciiied my rd?"

ta-in.

When the curtain again rises. Pllaten hall has vanished, and we see, instead, a beautiful green hill (cleverly designed and con- structed by Mess . Ill-nest Ellis and Fred Hansen. ‘rhis hlil ex- tends across the entire choir loft. and slopes up and backward to the wall not far below the ceiling. It has the appearance c! a beautiful sloping srden, with numerous iihster lilies and other flowers (the slriiiul work oi Miss Lois Ramsay and Mrs. Spurgem Dy- meut of Northam). At the sum-

the hill is a row of very gig-like red poppies (the work o!’ rl- es under the direction

oi rs. Rev.) Hart-Davies. In the centre oi’ the cular wall 0i this green is the entrance to the sepulch-le. A bright star can be seen twinkling over the hill a little in one aide M the ssrulchre. But hark! The choir are nging softly “Them is s. n hill far away’. The loader ( v. Mr. Elliott) con-

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depart. one mist (Bionic Phillips) paces back and forth n ironiroi the ix ulollre 0B0 lillll w“ not so‘? mourn". " slab" attludooroithe twists.

BABY CHICKS

HATCHERY - EQUIPMENT Brooders, Feed- ers, Waterers, Etc.

Ask us about the Gov't- Bonus- We can assist you.

r. e. |. co-orsromvr

Egg and Poultry Association

Offices, Store5 and Candlinl Station

201 Weymouth 5t. Phone 515

D0 801‘ — fail to see our new stock of Women's Shoes

JUST ARRIVED All color? flstiyoles — open PURDIE-FEIIGUSON SHOES LTD.

Sunnyllde Phone I22 C‘ iottetowu

Utlr Restaurant will be open again next week and we will he pleased to asaln oiier you file best in foods and good service at l nable ‘ .

George Tull-Proprietor THE CHARLOTTETOWN BOWLING ALLEY‘S Phone 1890 Market Building Basement

Bring the Children ; to our Store

WE SPECIALIZE IN GIRLS’ . WEAR.

I MISSES n0 s s. BRADLEY Phone 2 152 Queen Street

See .... saw - smear - up-to - date wsu. reruns

NOW is the time to have your furniture upholstered by ex- perienced workmen.

WE _BUY NEW GOOSE AND DUCK FEATHEHS

(Not Mixed-and Free 0i Q1111!)

HENRY MucFARLANE Phone 1042 161 Kent Si.

2 pith so» . TRIX 155.27." was...“ 5C1 Per Woodh ilimtécs or 25c with Lotion

RADIO PEAS.2tin.s_-I,5e camel-t

s Soap

cans — — — — — — - RIX'S GROCERY BOTH STORES Telephones Lougworth Avenue 1021-1022 ueen Street 1801-1802 P - to - Date News Stand A Our Inngworth Ave. Store

lli Yilllll IIWII HUME!

POI. S. GROUPS, F ROLE

FIB CHILDREN AT P Y IN THEIR OWN ROOMS.

ssx vs Amour ‘rms NEW sl-znvlca

There is no extra charge. Links an appointment today and have us call at your home when convenient to you.

Phone fit-L.

CRASWELL Studio

HEADQUARTERS FOB. HOUSECLEANING SUPPLIES Muresco, Alabastine, Whiting

JAP - A - LAC Plllltl. v- , Enamais, Tllrlielltille. Oil. Paint Brushes

FLOOR WAX Ind POLISHES MOPS, POLISIIERS. BRUSHES

THE ROGERS HARDWARE COMPANY. LIMITED. We Deliver. Phone 105

“FEED IMPERIALS

nous rvr T0 FELT"

T119750 made with ure Cod Liver Oil and conta n all the necessary vitamin; for the promotion oi healthier foxes and liner furs.

IMPERIAL BISCUIT CO. LTD. 101 long-worth Ave. Phone ‘l2!

80s our large assortment si

Get your ear ready fur the summer new!

Have us check the radiator. bat , starter and general ignition system.

MALLETTS BATTERY

SERVICE Gas, OR. Grease, Tires,

cceaso es. 201 Great Geo. St. Phone 980

COATS AND SUITS Coats from $8.86 to $13.98

Sllits from $14.86 to $30.95

THE GLORIA

0W- Qleen a Richmond Sig. Phone C14

All varieties of iresh, smoked. and cured meats and fish. Choice Roast Beef. Also Oflnned goods _. and vegetables. "

QUEEN srr

MEAT MARKET "to Delivery — Phone 1:01 Henry Peters. Proprietor

THE BEST PLACE T0 MEET AND EAT Tea Cu and Card Reading in connect on.

(Draw your prise order here). CRYSTAL TEA ROOM Inura M. Clarkln, Pruprletress Phone 577 211 Queen Bi. NEXT T0 FIRE HALL

stantly flooded with light. He riises his hand, and the guards fall as dead men.

Curtain

Choir sings ‘The strife is o'er". When curtain rises the iwvo Marys and Salome (Miss Elite Ellis) bring sweet spices to annolnt the body, wondering among themselves as they come who shall roll away the silme- The’? see. as they come nearer, that it is already rolled away. They enter into tho tomb "but find not the bod ". Then Marl’ Magdalene runs tell the disciples about the empty tomb. As the other two women stand there. perplexed by what has happened. two angels (Messrs. James Phillips and Earle Wlllams) stand beside them and" tell them that Jesus has risen, and they are to go and tell His disciples. so they depart. The choir lww sings "Hal- lelujah! Christ Arose". In the meantime Mary Magdalene has found Peter and John, and they came back Mill her, but. when they find the tomb empty they go away in their homes.

r Presently she locks in and two angels “one at the head and one at the feet, when the body oi Jesus had lain". As she con- tinues to weep. she hears ~a voice say "Mary" and she knows lt to be the voice oi her Lord.

The choir now sing “Look Ye Saints." Those who have taken part in the program then llne-up costumed. and wit the 001181081- tlon, sing "Jews eep Me Near The Oross." after which Mr. llott p. the ‘ ' “

Sincere thanks is extended to the EQPIO oi Ellerslie who gave up

e r regular Sunday nlgllt service n

r sundggieso that Mr. El-

shalinctsoon be io ottenby the ple oi Tyne Vsley and No am. Much credit Is due Miss Unrdol- wilLMrs. J.Il. Stewart and Miss Mario Stewart of Ncrthhm icr their s liul work on the costumes. Thanks is also xtended to Mr. Wendell MacNeill for msnipulatlnfi the colored ll ts .and Mr. Alden Yeo icr" substl utlng for Mr. Clin- aopuiifliligsmin the second presen-

MUST GO ‘IO WORK

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male

Missing Students Are Found Alive

KINGSTON, Jamaica, April I0 —(OP Cablel-Flve Jamaica col- lege students. found alive in e jungle seldom trodden by man si- ter s. 10-day search, were on their way back in civilization today.

The five, all sons of well-to-do Jamaicans, disappeared April 7 while on strip behind Blue mount- ain_ A rescue party composed oi max-cons, soldiers, scouts and bush- men, aided by airplanes, found bhem exhausted and, ill yesterday. Th had wandered nlto a section oi t. c island that i; unknown even to natives.

REVIVAL 0F EYELET EMBROIDERY

Remember the eyelet embroi- derles of years age? 'I‘hey're back into style. Modern adaptations oi the fashions of the early 1900's have gone over so well that fashion is icking up one old idea after snot er to spotlight. Last year rlckmck braids a big thing in the trinun field. This year. it's eyelet embroideries

e of them are very fine costly made on crisp silk mousse- llnes. fine cotton organdles, or cr batlstes. Ideas still ln for- 111M011 for using them specify white ones for the bodice tops and black dinner

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Paris mldseasons) ruc s or scalloped-edged ruffles to finish oif

-r ' ' -‘ band collars and cuffs of sftemoon dresses. ruffles on rovers of ocwn suits. ruffles for quaint "little girl" evening dresses, and blouses to__wgs_r_with,ts.llleurs.

Tenders For Police Patrol

Tenders will be received at the oiiioe oi the Oily Clerk up to noon on ‘Dsesday, ill. m. for sup the tor ear an

ens to be lee oi the undersigned. The {gloat or any tender not necessar-

m ‘l‘§l'...‘i‘ .3135 m, Jiflhaos fill‘!

MAIY MCQUAID. A City Clerk. A-ll-IL

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1'0 TRAVEL HIGH UP normou-(or) — m w utes, Bri E@p§§n%“‘§2.;:‘l.'§d§§'fi§ le-om ' crube

lanes, to it eight, level with summit 0t

How Are Your Eyes‘?

Ii you are having sillllltvml oi strain-headaches sore eyes lglbglsrlness-conruit a spee-

At your service with yeah oi experience and a thorough retracting service.

Call in and discuss your dif- tieulttes.

G. F. Iiutoheson

G. F. IIUTCBESON» I‘. G. IIUTCIIESON.

"Tender for Supplying noon, Monday, May lst for

l‘. 0. B. Car C. 800 posts, 1 it. moved.

soc moved.

I500’ ts moved. p“ ' I00 moved.

moved.

000 moved.

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mlle-an-hour mono- 1 5.0M

Mont Blane, Europes 1118MB” mmlmlm- ____._._.._

feet

T0 LET

Medium sized dwell house at 301 Kent Street. ccenily remodelled. 1n . feet stat; 0i "DI-Ir. Conia ns living-room ("oi -mm. kitchen, bath Ind ve bedrooms. Hardwood floors throughout,

Apply Eastern Trust Com- pany.

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TENDERS '

Tenders will be received for the construction of New Science Hail at St. Damian's College, Charlotte- town, up to May 1, 1939.

Plans and s ifleatlons may bl seen at the of ce oi Js-s. E. Harris. Architect, Charlottetown.

Lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted.

Tenders should be addressed ts Board of Governors. st. Dunstan‘! College, P. 0. Bo! 430. Charlotte-