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INTEREST HEIGHTENS IN

Edward Theatre's "MOST BABY CONTEST’ 15 a5 the votes begin to pie u _ ballot box. Axinouncemen of the Mince made miter the ballots are counted on Saturday evening. Bee the ‘Theatre window displa for further details. The First ze a beauti- ful silver cup. suitably engraved from G. l-f TAYLDRJS; Secon Prize, a half-dozen photos oi’ from CRASWELUS STUDIOS. The B

PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE CONTEST

Third Prize

Increased interest in the Prince dition the Pr POPULAR are offering to the uite evident ions of the winner? in the Thirst. a three mon ha peas to the

Edward. standing of the Contestants Will belmonths pass; third, a, one months

Second, a two

SATURDAY MATENEI 2.30

Frigidaire Cooled Display Bounter

1h keeping with their policy of

many years in keeping their store equipped with the most modern devices for the convenience and protection c2 their customers. Cud- more Bros. Great George Street grocers have just installed an 8- foot Wallace. white enamelled dis- play counter with Frigidaire cool-

VOTZ FOB BABY

ﬁklbﬁyi‘ At Prince Edward

Bob moon's new victim. ‘Tishguynan! Mme-f," M11011 0P9!!- Od at the Prince Edward Tll'i%ll'4‘0 yesterday 905585.565 all the ingredi- gnu which s» w mm would

my

e assured that

lng equipment.

This counter, sold and imtalled R. T. Holman Ltd, is fitted with concealed interior lighting which reﬂects a brilliant light over two rows of display trays o. new 1909 Wallace feature), containing butler, cheese, meals, perishable fruit and vefttslblec.

It also has a large three-com- partment storage space below for milk, butter, eggs, etc, so that when purchasing perishable foods at Cudmores the customer will be the u es have

c latest scien-

icpcen fare. A . .

tlcally told; rich romance of e Mediterranean atmosphere to be found in San Francisco Bay‘. and o. locale that [or beauty and uniqueness has sel- dom before been 81111811541. 00m- bine to lift the vehicle to a position Imong the better pictures of the oltrrent season. . Basically, the story is o. father- .-' son tale —a simple the-me which ' plcturlzes the great love of the _ widowed Leo Carrillo for his adopted son, Bobby Breen. Car- .- gdllo falls in love with Lee Patrick. end the parent-son angle is mo- mentarily stifled. However, in a lorious scene at the end.- wiilh the athcr and son alone in their boat. far out to sea. their misunder- standings are straightened out. and . hey am reunited. -'. In spite of the drenmtle element f. w the plot, "Fisherman's Wharf" ‘; is heavily laden with grand. human l» comedy. Dec Carrillo, Henry Arm- etta. Rosina. Galli and Sllcker, the famous acting seal, combine to de- liver hilarious hunter. slicker, l" highest priced animal actor in Hol- lywood, gives I. grand comedy in- terpretation -—ll there Were any sort of award to animals for the fines-l. perfomwnce of the year,

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' Due To Arrive or

Car Cement

Car Gyproc and Tentest

Car Shingles, All Grades Car Hay, Good Quality Car Oats, Seed and Feed . Car Flour and Feeds

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A C81‘ Lime» Lump and Hydrated Car Plaster, Hardwall and Flnishin

Car Brick, Sewer Pipe and Land Tile Car Roofing and Roofing Materials Car Cedar Posts, 7, 8 and 9 ft.

Car Wire, Woven, Plain and Barbed

Oars of Coal arriving weekly. g

A full stock of _ Sherwin-Williams Paints and arnhheg Oil and Turpentine andaeonpieie line of WeliPumps and Fittings, Purina and Silver Tip Feeds . _ﬁly_lvqwlrf A g A Building Materials, Flour and Fade, we have ‘ organic-Wield and we buy you; Potatoes for easltuiitigluimrkeipeien. for Ground Limestone and milieu: writings, ,

been preserved by tific Frigidaire refrigeration.

slicker should win it, hand —or flippers-down! Musically, the film is of superior » . However, the Singing and music are so effectively submerged that they do not interfere with the lort, and only after the final ocene as been projected, does not ap- preciate the beauty. the subtlety and the arlrLsty that has been put into it.

Bobby sings six songs in all - ranging from the more modern “Sell Your Cares for a Bo ," to the time-mellowed "Santa cia" and ‘Return to Sorrento." Much of this credit must to Victor Young. lone reward as a master of orchestration, who noted as musical director 0f the film.

The locale of "Fisherman's Wharf" is San Francisco's famous Bav country and the city itself In addition to the colorful waterfront scenes. the tum, in pica form. gives one a mlnature Cook's four of the wesiem metropolis. Pictured on

the screen are such famous land~ mark-s as time Ban Francisco Bay Bfidiiv. the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, the icturesque 14cm egg-item and e colorful wlble

ON SQUARE

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In Memoriam

‘ Mas. JAMES o. MocKI-NNON ‘

Mrs. James D. LfacKinnon 0f North Quincy, Mus" passed away in the Beth Xsmeal "lospital. B05- ton, on Sunday, April 16th at 7.30 P. M. at the age of 89 years, Mrs. MacKlnnon was confined to the Hospital for ten due to heart trouble. Mrs. MacKinnon be- fore her marriage was Eimice Campbell a daughter of the late Hector Campbell and his wife Eunice MacQuar-rie of Carleton, P. “secured. E. Island.

relying on the Crucified Saviour whom she knew and loved from her youth.

The funeral was held Thursday (lhurch of " , Mus, and was largely attended.

‘Ilh conducted. by

o was Rev. Richard Weswway, Bastar- of the Church, who spoke words of mifort to the sol-rowing onles. The

Psalm was very tendery sung by Mr, John Walker. the 121st Psalm was also sung. Mn. Mac- Kinnon leaves to mourn the loos of a kind and loving wife and mother, . her husband and one dough-fer,

Another source of supplementary posture is the sftemmth from the early cut clover crop. In cases this provides excellent summer pasture.

Since the cost oi’ livestock pro- dliction is the lowest during the

manent pastures is essential if the most economical returns are to be

HYDRO IN AFRICA __n__ (By The Canadian Press

First sod for a new £2,000.00!) 400.000) hydro power station on the huge power station on the Veal River has been turned plan; for construction 01 l lull works announced.

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. Blslcatchewan - l] yo); ‘f; h m . . ~---~ : : .- al-mv-HM-iéliziiiiﬁ F0041 liFol-tlflcatlnn” greiunncics. alcoholism, diobete-t. Quebec - - - - nun. ‘ W" eartmqandt diseases, dieting New Brungwld; A‘ "l" "mu H‘ "1 In u- 1v 5c t1 . - - - - - ooo WK y IS GOIICIBIHIIGd W. H. Bebreli of the United pfilizs Ecdwblard Island - 00o ﬂ,;'f§,f_f""“ f" a ‘imam Qvﬂéfllm tlzublic ‘dﬂenlmnmoergvice. Newfoundland ~- - - - .000 I '°" "-

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a silver dollar. In ui- 3Y$w539 w-slzlllxiggé! was undesirable frmn othc cpuglilc “£591,000 “Eiffel” m“ “mm m" ‘"1- m“ mm” Th*"‘“° *" "1 m” “m” °' h==m1 W111i 0* "IW- The w"- M one. n» the month of usual parents ureuard- ,,'1°R°"'1°-,, APP" i" 4"‘)- said. tends to be beyond the reach which waned ow- ”; m‘

‘he 1°11°Wm8= F°‘““°““°“ °‘ ‘°°°' ‘f. “f” M the lowest income crow. who showed a distinct im l-avenieni E F "umh “will” “Y which “u” v “n” have the highest deficiency diets. we; MM-chv 1933' puﬂcuﬂflynqig- ‘ '

could be added even to crackers. was held unwise and posslb

W811 expensive at present t0 economically, the institute was in- fonned that science had laid the

on a big business scale. Not only vitamins but essential

excessive a/moun‘ non-indigenous kinds of vitamins and minerals may be danseroua be- cause of possible resultant up of latent

and perhaps Agnes Fay Morgan. Univeral California diet scientist.

She said dangers of adding too much vitam n10 acid. newest of the vitamin Bsu -

cu, are plainly indicated. e caution but said cation" was indicated an 800d for

with dlcestivc fail

It is wasteful because the "forti-

ﬁed" mod‘ Wm be used by the worthy being the increases in Sos-

dan-

_ M t 11c h u, g, kafchewan, Manitoba and ‘Prince li-F-BUTUBESON.

Pmme bﬁjﬂfjeyghilj} W“ m ‘d, "all? clfltﬁbwenfﬁmwﬁ’ ‘gum Jfgrwngiogtrgggghié giro-mum Edward Island. the latter leuiinB l‘. o. nurcnasou. lwke" “m” m” “me M 7w’ ‘w’ Wvemmm“ and 9W1“: Mam‘ “d ation can fortification b c nsider- a“ the frown“: with an mam” fqtgof-lzv. taﬂdléibegoﬁ" g1 $9 other United States food experts ed desirable m treating“ °M d,“ Zing-id: o. Detailed sales were as - 0 | - 9 sym r1 1* the con “t clgses 0¥l miirsdsy ev- sllgiJiﬂiifoé-i‘ beaiore rhgosrigixgncgg ‘f5, h’ ‘afﬂ; t d h amen Columbia - ~ - szszfooo i I

baby eninw May um, so vo-m non mum“, o, “Human hpldlug 3n said dffﬁProrgfifgﬁonPﬁigli @8100; Alberta - - - - - - - - ammo coaiiacr sown;

A“ . lnaeweiwzwldmetgilnggg- Sh,“ mm}: o p». um». n 1.. milk §;;,‘f;‘,§,°,,*;"‘“ ' ' ' - ' ,$-,% moss! ac oreumcon- b rughfr ‘i’? ' ee-------- ,. er a c lire _ t tlsf iory 1 to i‘ w” ‘Wmimd’ 1pm‘ ‘Imam’: M ch am- ‘ at?) ' _ ' _ ' ' ' ' ‘gill? Daughter a m llxn ezr. vsrmvc; iiiwﬁrﬁiirirléivv."v~a.is "°'“'“ “'“’--‘°"‘ “°“°°‘ - - - €3¥.2..”d.°i’£i.i§” we’; - . 0v . - - - - - . , _ u

"L5 ma" 1°? such "PPS B3 mm“! iimxiiitlgiii-“llie gnlyn a airliner ofminfig; g2‘ “mum M Apr“ Pringe Edward Island - 130.000 here MAY 34- i ScmeentnfiliIloi-u; and sorshum. although these lat- ‘part of this, a nevwcomer which ls made x 8 f“‘mm“w“bh k _ Newfoundland -- - - - m. memo: than the proper salute» M‘ "W! 11nd“ fﬂvvmble wudl- ca concern to public lmlih a, ,4, x if,‘ Mud,” $5.34,- ’ -——-—-—§ l.‘ tiuiu are quite productive. 01m _ ' ' ' Keep Minced’: in the home.

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vmmm’ m W, i} ton Clark; 8. Norman Tuck- b° “Ad”: ‘finds !X—i. Janet MaoMurdo; Leckie.

Grade VIII-f. Helen Arsenault

and Dorothy Reeves ( ual); 2. Clara Arsenault; gmhlher Waugl;

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for opening this field

THAT FIT. ALSO MADE TO MEASURE.

Dell Dlngwell; 3. Marian Madblur-

of do. Sutherland MacKay-Prtncipcl.

"m" AJ. P. AMacPHERSON

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anti-m to camps is in full swing. A fund of $5,600 is _ In a tag dey $8.200 was realized foruthe fight against the winged pas .

Italy Outwardly Calm ma. Of" Europe Is Jittery

BY MILTON IBONNQ I ‘ NIA Service Staff Correspondent V ' ROME. I'll

and Son, Charlottetown

in D and nicoti

"fortifi-

urea, troubles, possible

Rest’;

tunes are used to provide feed when permanent or rotation pastures do not supply adequate forage. ‘Phi: is particularly true when these reg- ular pastures have been injured by drou h-t or winter killing, states J. . rsyth. Assistant (Agronomy). Dominion Experimental Farm, Nap- pan. N. S. - Some of the which have been tested as supp mental-y pas- tures are oats, barley, peas, fall rye. kale. rape. millets, sudan grass, soybeans. sorghum. etc. ‘Ihcse may be either alone or in a mix-

re. While there is a variety of crops which have been used for this pur- pose, only a very few have proved satisfactory as supplementary pes- tures under eastern conditions. In selecting the crop for supple- mentary pasture. some consider- ation must be given to the period of the year in which this extra forage is required. Where very early or late fall pastures are desired, fail rye has been shown to ~be quite satisfac- tory. if sown on areas which will stand early or late posturing with- out unchlng. The rapid spring

Mrs. J. Kennlt P f Nrtb ' ._. we". Quincy. Mane. mgwytwg sisgers. E threats thongs-ed intennibielxglal! Anna Bella, We. Edwin Wilton of Render Benito mmolinl Haverhlll, Mans and Min Eliza M l... u“ mm ‘m. (sq, w.

Oaznwell of this City. Interment Rmnan citium in recent- w m in Oak Grave Cemetery, Med- m“ sued ﬁne-o

- M4188. import cv ——-——-—-—~— ‘ come.

If Fiisclot army officer: h Supplementary o... M... '27.? Pagtureg ‘dialer no gilrwmiu n n We" o , r in '1» (Eﬂherimental ﬁrms News) I .! 6011;111:123 xlhﬂleé,‘ w‘: Annual or supplementary pas- __ » i8 air mid shelters, where

4 DAY sue or snout-zines

Friday, Saturday, Monday &\Tuasday' APRIL 28th.-29th. MiiY 1st.-2nd.

This is your opportunity to stock up and save on the many values which are offered.

Look FOR BIG SALE sneer oeuveneo AT YOUR~ DOOR.

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who; to the moi- relief

iﬁANAgiAN “sroggs

gr b of this crop will furnish good pasture befone the natural areas are ready. Seeded alone. or mixed with rape. fall rye will provide satisfactory late fall pas- ture for sheep.

_ hot, dry weather of midsummer.

In areas where the growth of the regular pastures ls checked by the

supplementary pastures are very

useful.

Variety trials of kale and rape at me Experimental Farm, Nap- pon, have shown Dwarf Essen raps to be theiiicheaf- Yicldinn. Not only is this true of the yield. but also oi the

Rape been

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lie-Fishing in the Print Edward island National Park.

No fishing will be allowed in the waters of the Prince Edward Island National Park

until further notification.

($36.) E. A. SMITH.

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