THERE'S

HAVE '

BEING REMEDIBEBED

G IVE ° t/re Famous

oétmeléemd

CANDIES

ini Mother's Day Box $1.75. Others 60c-$1.20

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111E Ul-LAKLUFTETUWN GUARDIAN

N0 HURT LIKE FORGETTING . . . menu's N0 JOY Lure

SEND

selected music- Admission 35c, Good Floor, Good

WHITE E01 DANCE

, FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 9th Dancing 9.30 to 12.30 Daylight Saving Time. Music by Ding Connolly and his new Band with

Sewing Overseas

All modern. tax included Eats, Good Music

Fiiiiii 00iiAT

The smashing of Plymouth has attracted fresh attention to the frightful sufferlnf of the many thousands of cviliaus in Great Britain who are harried from shel- ter to shelter and finally driven into the open country by successive raids. Eventually places are found for them all, places of relative se- but their belongings of ail destroyed. The task of emergency feeding alone is diffi- cult, The task of netting them Ill! once more with some quantity of clothing and bedding is much more difficult.

To meet these enormous needs.. funds have been started in various parts of the world. Her Majesty Queen Elisabeth has ,. 'tted the use of her name in connection with the Dominion amps‘ n, which is officially known as “The Queen's Canadian Fund for Air Bald Vic- iims."

Every dollar contributed to the Queen's Canadian hind goes with- out deduction to the Lord Mayor

Just rt-l-l-ivcll from England “CONVOY PERFUME” in novciiy ‘gift bu! -- -50c

“Britain Delivers The Goods"

SW‘ ﬂ?-' MOIRS CHOCOLATES Special Mother's DB! cm wrarlrinss Prices from iiflc to $2.00 ___._-___-____. i . ~ ‘ti’: v t\NONG'S “s “l” i M CHOCOLATES 3.113s?‘ fun" Jglvitliag! 5I'“‘F"::‘Y1Wm::’°° i1??? siiiiiifi°°'lti."i; $2.50 . .Lotus Cologne 60c to $2.00 $l.10—$1.95 . . . Bath l Salts . . . . Smelling sans . _ . v A NEW GIFT See Our window SITGGESTION Display of Beautiful

ICE-BOX FLOWERS

with the coloring and fresh- ness of nature flowers. These make lovely gifts.

‘Dial: and ln_q VFilUNEZIQ Bull 51050055 s Km 51s. EiiililliiiiEiilYiN.il.li.

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FINANCE

By Bernard S. O'Hara ‘Associated Press Financial Writer NEW YORK, May 8 -——(AP) — Blocks tried {or a half-hearted ral- ly in today‘; market but most fail- Jil to make the grade.

Canadian issues were quiet with only three stocks showing any change. intro-national Nickel Pfd lost s, tuil point and Inlperial Oil Only gainer was Walkers up

The Associated Press average of t0 stocks was of! .1 oi a point at 30.5. u dilplrication oi’ yesterday's slip. Transfers amounted to 440.400 Qléaaées compared with 558,560 Wed- 5!.

We have many other suggestions from which you may chose. We'll be pleased to help you. Parcels de- livered or wrapped for mailing-

,lllr JENKINS

i‘ THE 32C»

PHARMACY

Q srans U h cm mic

of London for distribution to the homeless and needy.

Contributions from this Province should be forwarded to the Royal Trust Company, Charlottetown. which repors the following re- celpts to date:

The Legion Auxiliary, Charlotte- town. $50.00.

Mrs. Frances Holl Trainer, Char- lottetown, $l.00.

W. H. Large, Montague. $5.00.

Mr. and Mrs. H. D. MacLean. Souris, $10.00.

"In Our Lord's Name," $5.00.

J. F., $5.00.

Mr. and Mrs. G. ll. Taylor, Charlottetown, $5.00.

Previously acknowledged.

P.E.l. Art Society. $5.00. W.C.T.U., sumrnersi’. $10.00. Miss M. l. MaoLeod, Charlotte-

General Motors managed to em- erge with a 1-2 point advance when it was announced the company's April sales established a new rec- ord tor any month. Chrysler dip- ped to a. new year's low but came back to finish up 1-4 net. The au- tomotive group had to contend with proposals for s. boost in the excise tax on motor: to 20 per cent.

On the iosng side were U. B. Steel. Bethlehem, Douglas Aircraft, Eastman Kodak, Philip Morris, Santa Fe. Norfolk and waster, Un- ion carbide, Western Union and American Telephone.

What stocks did,-

Thu Wed Advances 196 256 Declines 2'12 2'14 Unchanged 204 zzt Total issues 012 751 '

A two/rep HOME!

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THERE'S a c-l-l. llulsll rxacnv luoilr FOR YOUR PUIPOSI

liiiiiiiiLl B008.

losers’: HOW ro HAVE

l Your house will start whiter lfpaintcd withTsurousWl-nre because this dazzling ncw house t: contains titanium-the whitest paint: pigment known. And TRUTONB stays whiter because it's actually self- olesninj . . . sheds dirt. What's more, C-Ig-L Tsu- rous Win-rs hides better, spreads farther-and saves you money because it looks better longer. Specify C-I-L Tnurorll Wl-IITI Paint to your master painter this year. e a e.

if you prefer colour, your C-I-L Dealer can oiTer you a choice of 25 distinctive shades of C-l-L Pam-r. Also Foooa, Poscn sad Dane Entrust. for steps and ﬂoors. Tall and TIILLII for outside trim.

LTli. Distributors FOR SALE EVERYWHERE

wn, $5.00. Darlington W. L. $5.00 Oyster Bed Bridge. W. L. $5.00. Queen, Mary Needlework Guild. Charlottetown. $5.00.

My; George Rogers, Charlotte- town, $10.00. Seymour Young, Earnscliffe $1.00.

Chas. H. Chandler, Charlotte- 'town. $10.00.

Miss Anna Mair. Charlotte- town, $10.0

0. The Hill Club. S'side $10.00.

MR. MOTORIST

If your Car needs it-we have it.

MeQUAIlIVl SERVICE STATION GAS, OIL, GREASING. WASHING, SIMONIZING. and a complete line of Acces-

sories. Cars celled for and delivered. PHONE 025-1. ARTHUR. A. McQUAID M. (BUD) HUGHES

Announcing

tlulaslrs cllllnllll Alli liilill vlcrlus

town, $1.00. Mrs. C. H. B. Longworth. Char- lottetown, $5.00. Miss Mary Stewart, Eilersiie $3.00.‘ Wlnalee south W. L. $10.00. Mrs. J. L. Lockhart, Charlotte- I town, $1.00. Miss Helen Lockhart. Charlotte- town, $1.00. Miss Margaret Irving. Charlotte- town. $5.00. '1‘. C» $100.00. Mrs. C. H. Black. Charlotte- to

IUNS F0il

Miss B. Rose Longworth. Char- lottetown, $5.00. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Duchemin, Charlottetown, $5.00. Mrs. Vera Benley, Charlotte- town, $3.00 Mrs. Anna D. White Charlotte- town, $5.00. Mrs. Emil Leard Souris $2.00. Mrs. Mil red Borden Charlotte- town, $10.00. Carry on Canada Corps, $250.00. lsn Burnett, Charlottetown $5.00. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. P. MacMillan. Charlottetown, $15.00. Mrs. Lorne M. Campbell, New- London, 50 cents, Anonymous $20.00. Carrie Haslam,

wn.

Miss J- Elia MacLeod. Uigg, $5.00.

Palmer Electric Co.. Charlotte town. $5.00. '

H. H. Horne. Charlottetown, $5.00.

Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Smaliwood, Charlottetown. $5.00. l J. '1‘. McKee, Charlottetown, ssuo. Harry Weeks, Charlottetown. $3.00 Anonymous. Freetown, $1.50. Professor Barlow. Charlottetown,

Charlotte -

| ssiglé-Ss L. A. Young. Charlottetown,

llynamall s. Co.. Ltd.. Charlotte» town, $25.00. Mr. and Mrs. J. ll. llill. Char- lottetown, $25.00, Douglas Hill, Charlottetown. $1.25 Donald H ll. Charlottetown, $1.00. Mrs. J. F. McDonald, Charlotte town, $3.00. Miss Jacqueline MacDonald, Char lottetown. $2.00. TOTAL TO DATE—$'H2.25.

Trinity United Church

FRIDAY, MAY 9th

7.00-(‘.holr ’Pchcarsal—licartz Hull. 8.l5—Y. l‘, Unlull—-Socinl Hall.

.....;;;I.;-.E;;.... W" .

(By Kirke L. Simpson) \ (Associated Press stall Writer) Increasing daylight tin raids nnl

Britain and a record bag by British: nilzhthaivk nlr Iishters indicate titan, tile battle oi Britain may be en-l terinlz a new phase. ‘

MO0I1lllZht£d skies, as British ob- servers suggest in “naming against. over-optunlsm, well might account’ for the_ success of Royal Air ﬁerce night, fighters in bringing down n. score of Nam bombers in n sir c night. Tile‘ R. A. F‘. was not able‘ to prevent sustained enemy homﬁ bardment oi vital British ports andl shipbuilding centres.

The British night fighters may be

ness_ of that attack. however, and forcing Nazi strategists to n critical decision.- Anctliei" attempt to seine I daylight air mastery over Britain at} lleast long enough to permit occur-l ate blasting of ports and shlpvards mav be in the making in Berlin.

; ‘The sustained German air attack - on what Berlin calls British “transit [party-those where cargoes esseln.

landed-mas an mcoursgln canoe for Britain, It lmpies tnnt

victory this year

increasingly impairing the ciiectiveﬁ S

‘tlal to the British wltl" effort are! rfnuircor Carlo Novella were sent- aignifii enced to three years each in prison in United States district court. here the Nazi submarinc-air-stlrimw at- today on charges or tack at sea is not of itself suffic- sabotage laws by damaging the en- ient to brinz about a. conclusive zines of the Italian freighter Villar-

said . .

smartness.

- Leading Seaman Joseph Fisher. Charlottetown, who i; “swing overseas with the Royal Canadian Navy. He was a member of the local R.C.N.V.R. before the war and went on active service as soon as hostilities; began.

The Central Guardian

This column is reserved for new; or local interest, but advertising of a newsy natu a may be inserted at 5 cents a word, strictly pay- able in advance.

(JONFEDERATION LIFE lNSUlt aNCE. L-9780

POLICE COURT -- One case was hrlndltd the magistrate yesterday morning. A drunk forfeited $5, bull,

FAMILY BEREAVED — Word was received in the city yesterday of the death in Steilarton, N. S., of William E. Mitchell, Ji'., son of William E. Mitchell. retired C.N.R. employee, formerly oi’ this city 211d Mrs. imtcheli.

FROST!’ ACClDENT—Frost was the cause of a broken leg yester- day at the plant of the Canada PIICKBYS. Ltd, in CiIZiIiOtLGLCVRXII. Gordon Bevans, one of the em- ployocs, slipped as he entered the "coo‘.” room of the QSi-ZIiJilFiiDlQllt. Ruched bv ambulutlce to the P. E. Iml-lospttal the injured man re- ceived instant attention and is now resting at his, home.

AT ltlAPLF. SUGAR (X-Ull‘ -- in the rotogravurc section of this week's issue oi the Toronto Sh!‘ Wc-rklv appears an inlcrcslllig snap of two former Charlottetown rltl- zens. Miss Doris MacDousall, daughter of Mrs. and the into Rev. Ewen MncDouuali. and Bdr. ErvrlL. Hume. 2nd hirditiln Rcsiln-out. snn of Mrs. John Hume. City taken at the-Sugar hinple Camp. Hull, Ont.

Personals

Mr. Wilmot Large oi Crapaud was a visitor to the city yesterday ac- companied by bis son Sub-Licut. F‘. Ellsworth Large, whose ma " r-scnpc from tho Rnjpilttinzl. sun b ' the Germans. made such interesting relltiinz inst month.

etie. Private Fred Atkins oi the N. N. , and Min. Atkins are visit- ing relatives in town. They xvcre zlrconlunnicd from Amherst by Mrs. Edgar Allain. motilrr oi ‘Mrs. Atkins, who is enjoyin: hm" first trip to Prince Edward Island.

snurlzucao IYTRAVSAEOTAGE

WILSON. lune- Mr... smart- Capt. Adriana. M. Bcrsin and chief

violating the

cross. while it lay at anchor in

WANTED !

“Of cburse, this dress will fit better after I buy my

new girdle.” or even said it the cart before the horse, and take a lesson from the woman who dresses with finesse and distinction. She insists that proper eorseting is the pro-requisite to

smoothed ie the fashionable figure . . . long. unbroken curves .' . . young. high bosom . . . that aepiing-siim iooil, with hip: end iilighs melting into oneJot/eiy, unbroken line. Because your Fiexeer ﬁgure-type ls made to ﬁt you pen’ teeiiy, ii wiﬂ give you this charming new silhouette with‘ ‘use end comfort. Y’ ' ‘

Whatever your type, Grcrinri: Relrlalrietiea, Egyptian, Empire, Moyn Age or Debutante . . . is! u! p: u w. Plum: designed I0 atoll you one‘ 1.51"...» . . ~ ~

Helical lpsdsi w.

FIGURE CONTROL BEFORE BUYING A SPRING WARDROBE

times have you heard that Let's stop putting

How many yourself?

SHE BUYS HER FOUNDATION FIRST.

then confidently selects her costume, knowing it can be fitted to the very best version of her figure.

THE ANSWER

will be demonstrated int

FLEXEES

Friday and Saturday MAY 9th. Ea‘ 10th. by

MRS. MacINNIS

t.._..._.'.iti'ii!.§;119isifj§‘

so w. ......J

the fashionable silhouette

The "balanced" proportions of the "Grecian" typehcle standards of loveliness. But tor the new "narrow" silhou-

with that "poured-intuit" loolt, even you must be

ﬁgs".

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It begins to look as if Berlin is, Wllkingtcn. Eight other dcivltrinnts dissatisfied with the results cf its were given terms oi’ 18 months each. sea attack, despite all its startling Judge I. M_ Mecktns disregarded a. claims oi tonnage sunk. Perhaps recommendation by Attorney Gen- the indies/ted elernination of two eral Robert Jackson that the offi- Nazi battleships, the Sohtirrlhorst cers be given seven year terms and and Gnelsenau. from the sea others five years. The Attorney struggle. has compelled the Germq Generals recommendation ivas ans to seek other methods of brlng- transmitted through Cirnries Rouse, ing Britain to her knees. assistant district attorney.

sill: tile ﬁlm's! tillsdirecis: axiom. w Laetiqueu es n

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Presentation of

“The liaill From

Missouri"

Comedy in 3 Acts HOLY REDEEMER

Ons oi California's sugar sine trees is 300 feet hi h and is sai to have stood 84 ice lost its top.

Tickets on sale at Reddinﬁ Drug Store

I, Admission 25 cents.

i Thursday Afternoon | MATINEE 3.15

‘ Children 10c.

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Odd Fellows and Rebekah! Grand Sire Hsgerman Visits Charlottetown. Tuesday, May 3th. Programme:- ::00, pare-Conference with all members, 1.0.01‘. Hail. 0:00 pan-Banquet at Char- lotteto .. Hotel. 0:30 p.n\. — Public meeting Hearts Memorial Ball. Every Odd Fellow and Re- bekah who can are respect- fully requested to atten all meetings. Public cordially In-

vited. Meetin held on Dai- lisbt Saving sﬂnie. I t

Plenty of outdoor fit as a fiddle. Seven of liltf 20 at Leaverleigh mushroom inrm, near

taller before ithThe German embassy n

sc. and regular hours, makes these girls iocl

Toronto, are shown hcre in their Women's Land Army. Typical day for them begins with 0 tum. rising. breakfast at 0.30, work beginning at 1, lunch noon, back to work at 'l p.rn., supper at 0.15. Midnight passts are visits to Toronto are limited to two nlghts a week. Tile gills must be in at l0, and llgllis are put out at 10.40.

BRITISI-‘l- OWINED

in Shang- is in a, British-owned building. _

NGDRE 8» MiSLEGD

Charlottetown, P. I, L

FOR GOOD GOSLINGS

HALL teed t brecdttnz 6°58 A 00d or t!

—TONIGHT— oonsigts of e. nrixttlre of coarse 815 rains such ea com. Wheﬂtl- 01'4-

- rley. equal part6. fed sparingly. Excellent specialties only about s. ul to each bird Between the Acts per day. They should get a dbcml

supply of‘ green food such as wcll cured clover or alfalfa hay which has been out on the green side and well stored or oabbalze. I'M S. turnips. or can-rots. Potato pee 18$» apple peelings, lettuce leaves can also be used. There is lltte danger e? getting the birds overia-t when plenty oi green iood is supplied. 1222s should be set 85 often as possible, at least every two weeks- rule not. held more than three weeks. "they may be hatched under oese or hens m- in incubators eggs take four weeks to hatch is sdvisobe to sprinkle the eggs wit-h ukewarm water daily from the start of hatchinil 0W1 twice daily stilter the fourteenth day. Do not let the @8315 6i 601d after sprinkling them. et the broody bud back on the nest as soon as possible. Goose eggs sol under hens or in an incubator mus‘. be tunlcd twice daily.

Ned the gosllngs stale bread awaken ill mllk or water for tho ~ ' ‘list two or three days and thou »' ,raduaiy add a mixture of corn- meal. bran. shorts equal pa ts moistened to the stale breed. Give Neon drinking water regularly and provide o. green which has tender grass for them from the very start. When the days are fine ‘at. them out. in he sunshine nu. keap them confined on cold clays.

Minsrd'a kills pain.

"bunks". They all belong to the

issued nnrc n ivcrk, lmri

ammo. skr-luc.‘"iﬁ”nii.\lrr' 1 mFntFlt snot-her month. when the

locale \\'l1» be lllOVPd l-0_ the Dflmlr

Rpqkjg}, ‘mvnrl and UOllQ-JS ii-luriulx? mic. hit)

n Columbus. icctiekl when esl-lill 0U!‘ i-lnnlvs throughout the summer.

gin l »--——-——~———-— ii". ;; l-llovlzl) lilS BLUES

It's still ski-triple in the

tnB at the grounds. ivitltln slgin. rownstite, is over, bllt spring ski-m: . is now in full swing at tilt: h git Thomas country lodges. 1 his inmo “llluc lloy u} dlKltiOYB

These lotitzvs are located nhrixv 1n nizlifﬁitvlli, illill ltlill‘ s.l_<lu.<i 110i tinlbor-iino on tile lllgbvr sl tprs of , be illll§Sl‘(i itiQPIilCI‘ m ".1 ‘nlClliro- the Rockies. whore i-ii v i; still‘ ——————-— nn nbuminmv cf ‘wolf-s tltrl .\l=’."\\' l ('O.\"l‘lilBlTTl0!\'$ TO QUEEN'S with n lxuvdel- surface. Fm- lrumi l"l‘1\'l)

i .

(‘wnillsbtnulwzil llliilllﬁil

t-hc alternate thnws and it»: that. occur in tilt‘ lower nltltl wteithel‘ (‘OiidillOllS are

lmilcs of cicnr unbrvkvn min of varying Ql'.'l(l€‘.\ l " ~ snort. for both novwv aw‘ w." ‘i ‘lilo spring ski-lug season wil last.

l\ION'I'ili".\l.., MM‘ (l-(CPF-TPO- tnl lmlirlhutiolls to the Queen‘: l Fund for Air lillid Vic- rvllchvti Sl5().Il2l, it was .'llliltliilll‘<(l tonight. ‘Pills is an lIi- ~ - oi ore tllmln 510.000 ovel 1 "i

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SELECT Y0iiilS NOW

Wr- ili‘r\'0 rm display a suit-rt nrrnv cl‘ flioilti-rs Dav (‘hornlair-s nil frvsll from the mnkrrs. Hull-s and 1 llullter- nrc in tile nsstlrtlllrnt.

, MOTRS IN nun

1 “'0 lnvt‘ .'l variety 0i ktwu‘ l7'li‘

kin-K in rilrmsr from, ‘rill ilrfzl t" stuck. y J. Ernest H. Worth DRUG-GIST

1 Phone 82

142 Prince Si.

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