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JAMES DUNN

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Anncononnavuc

~ “SPECTACLE MAKER”

NQTE: SPECIAL MORNING MATINEE EASTER

~~ MONDAY AT 10.30 A. M. EACH CHILD

1 ATTENDING WILL RECEIVE A SHIRLEY

TEMPLE AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO.

MATINEE = mac A. M._<s P. M. v rec.-asc.

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THE ' CAPITOL THEATRE

OPENING THIS WEEK. WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT. RE-DECORATED AND SPECIAL ACCOUSTICAL TREATMENT.

1

fCrapa11d and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Calbecir of

Tryon spent the afternoon and

‘ evening of April 3rd in Crapaud the

gleist oi!~Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cal- » c .

’ Mr. John Parker of crapsud and

Mr. Frank MaoQuarrie of Victoria

` went to Charlottetown April 4th

on a business trip.

The fox ranchers of Crapaud and

vicinity report that they are having ~¢ood results with their foxes.

' Mr. Adrian Rogerson of Crapaud

h planning to build a new house.

Mr. Watton of Victoria rec-

;‘ ently went to Charlottetown on a business trip.

;,` A very successful concert and .jdance was held in Orapaud Hall. _t;Aprll 12th under the auspices of 1? the street lights.

if Mr. Arthur Simmons went to Wil- fiitifxtot Valley on a business trip April 21,; h.

`f§`i""`s‘T§"

Mr. Arthur Johnston was a rec- t visitor of his father and aunt Malpeque.

Mrs. Gordon Harvey. Miss Elean-

I-Iarvey and Mr. Ralph Harvey nt the week-end in Crapaud.

Mrs. Edwin Ferguson of Hamp-

ton is visiting her mother Mrs. Harry loud.

" The teachers of Crapaud School, '£~"‘ Malcolm MacKenzie and Miss

Leard attended the convention in Charlotte-

p-_._.,...

AUGTIUN SALE

Sale by Public Auction. valu-

City property of the estate of

late Mary Murray on the Brat day ol May of 2 ofclook in the

No. 1. t

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with

prem- at the

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Mr. William Rogerson spent the

week-end in Charlottetown, the

qdéact of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram How- a .

The many friends of Mrs. Bert-

ram Biordy regret to hear oi her recent illness.

'I‘he snow around Crapaud is rap-

idly disappearing and several of the farmers have had' _their wag- gons out.

Mr. Keith Myers of Hampton

was a. visitor to Crapaud Sunday, April 14th.

GIENALADALE WOMEN’S INSTITUTE

'On April 3, the members of the Glenaladalia Institute met at the home of Mrs. W. F. MacDonald. The meeting was opened by singing "Its a good time to get acquaint- ed." Eleven members and one vis- itor were present. The roll call was answered by “A way to make the meetings int; esting." The minutes were read and approved. The com- mittees gave their reports and the following new ones were appointed: Sick, Mrs. Fred Mullen. All the members are to take part in the entertainment. The roll call is to be answered by a riddle. Mrs. Fred ‘Mullen invited the members to her home for the next meeting. Dis- cussion of plans for concert and for hard wood floor in school were completed. The program consisted oi an enjoyable reading by Mrs. W. F. MacDonald also recitations. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. A. J. MacDonald and Mrs. Herb Fiske. The meeting was adjourned by singing the Na- tional Anthem.

Honor roll for March:

Senior Department: Grade X: i Leo Cusack; 2 Helen

Hogan.

Grade IX: 1 Clara Clarkin; 2

Mary Ooadiv. 3 Mary Hogan.

Grade VII:~ 1 clara MacDonald;

2 Linus Trsinor, 3 Basil Murray.

Grade V!! 1 Eileen Clarirln, 2

Blancbr: Murray. 3 Cecil Murray.

Junior Department: Grade V: 1 Joseph Coady, 2 Ter-

esa I-1019.11, 8 Jean MacDonald.

Grade III Br: 1 Myrtle Costello,

2 Richard Clarkin, 3 Leo Clalkln. Grade III Jr: i Russell MacDon-

ald. 2 Rosalie Quinn.

Grade II: 1 Blanche Hogan, 2 Irene Clarkin.

Graded: 1 Dorothy McGinn. 2

Eleanor Trainer, 3 Iorstfa Quinn.

Perfect a‘/endance: Leo Cusack.

Helen Hogan, Clara Clarkin. Mary Hogan. Ciara lpdlhnald. Basil Murny, Ltniis Trsinor. mleen dlarkin, Cecil Murray, 'llereu Ho-

!:'aauo~pierkin, muis maenoaoid.

le Castello. Catherine Clictelio.

Hank Holm. Richard Cilrkin. H- .emor Tninot, Dorothy Modinn.

Il. I|lI.|l¢I(K W0lllN’B lNl‘l'l'l'U'|'l

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. EMYVALE SCHOOL '

MII

'Bill Proposes New Tax

tually to levy upward ui’ 82,'IB8,2w,-

The final roll call-3 asuinst-ended two dd three mcmths of rough dispute. Indications were tfha word-battering was in stung

ir his

as 1? E s

As approved by the House the

start at one percent. each ployee and employer per cent a. year every to three percent in and

ii rr sig.;

That would start at one percent Jan. 1 1938 and increase to three peer cent Jan. 1 .l938. From this

children, to mothers, and to per sons injured in industry.

Authorize addi-tional mendi-

They c1l~

insurance levy would bring in $50.- 000.000 in 1938 and $90.W0.0W in 1950. ~

EARNSCLIFFE WOMEN’S

rNsrr'rUrr: /

he regular monthly meeting od

the Earnsclifie Women‘s Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Bern- ard Doyle on Tuesday, April 9th, with an attendance of nine mem- bers and fine visitors. Meotinz opened by _=_inging “The Side Walics oi New York" followed by the Creed.

which ri lively contest was put on

tion." Meeting closed by siming the

bentrop, lor high Nazi honors to

The Reich Chancellor, returning

to Berlin to celebrate his birthday in the company of Nazi chisrtcins and state leaders, after |. two-week holiday in his Bavarian home. an- nounced Von Ribbentrop would be named- commander or a special section ei’ the national cooialilt body. A few other Nazi leaders were likewise given promotions within the party .

ll.S. HDUSE PASSES Sillillil SECURITY Blli

Levy to Aid Aged,

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2.°3.*;;..’:;."..§°;.:,° .;“§,_ 1" Mr; T he tiharlnttatovm Hospital

wed. i

km' °hud‘°“ ‘md ’“°“"°"" "“ Under the Distinguished Patronage

;;a;`u1§`¢°%gEh3R:pu,'2;efl¢”5utxf°¢gd:,m;°§ His Honour the Lieutenant-Governor and Mn. *he °V°f'1>°w~er1n¢ Democratic ma- _ D¢Bl0is; The Honourable the Premier and Mrs. "““°“¢ the P'“‘“°"‘°“ NSY- d MacMillan; His Worship the Mayor and Mrs. . “,n'§h¢g":f,“ym,wm“mf'

, Kennedy. nes here -were

_AL BL_ANCIIARD’S ORCHESTRA :ess men are at present employed.

M ONDA `

and"~EVENING APRIL Zhd

The St. Gharlts' Aiixllluryi Society if _ ' ` ¢ Presents G .

',.. j The Uproarious 3-Act Comedy _

S ".|1s|\£'.co11|as imrniciirs

J°b!°SSr~Sl°“=l° OP- by suoeue HAFER P°S'ti°“ Expected' ' Br. a capable cut or ideal prayer-E penomiy

my mums M. wr-um annum. 'u .‘“"°°"°d by

w».srR1€c°?." I.f$i°"»_-n..' ` J. l||3T_||| TRl|||0|i mm www bm' d"°1““°d °'°“' in aid of ,

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mam,” 1,, the Hamm Y Specialties between each act. icruer at onarlottcwwa. ,

bm embodied wmmm oudmed ~ Special afternoon Matinee at 3.15 Sharp. _ The death or in President Roosevews measure Evening at 8.15 sharp- ° .”“°" °°°“"’°" “t nn. 11. At that time he suggested , _““81\l°l'- WS- uie “establishment or sound means ALL SEATS 501:. h*1°°’9°”°"“' °°

toward a greater tuture economic °; °°°“i° security of the American people." mtfwwt' In the discard were such well- ~ t‘_m"°"l

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centmanilans, soonwould

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Jeremy, who told him that his wife wen ee bln 'where they had

iiirifiisiisgee. -2 iiihil 3.15.... is EEEJEQE: §f'?§`s§E§ig 1; i.i§§_ .rt 'rigid A £"5s€f§s§5 'eff Eiirciir ii rr?

i ririgiifirrt ‘§1=i“iiilili' Sifiii ~5§- g i;€i1-§§§551§ iziieéi' rits.

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mvvll .racer Livingston (equal), z wid- . ~ -ss Murray. a mn mcnmn. R9 1313311; S9

Grade VI sr: 1 Joyce Darrach. 2 g d' ed

Elmer MacPhai1, 3 Florence Mac- _ , Pnau and 'rnsimo mcxinnon There is the usual simply or Res-

bqweg, | ( .mm istered seed grain and swede hrrnip

he

l-rnowin old-age pension plans as ‘“ ' "“ ° of

the '1‘owsend.Popeand_I.vu.ndeeu. Ummm luv!! SCHOOL m :»~--»~»»-» EMILIE MARIE » »-=»»

Ho or Rn for bruary

In the form in which it amid I M§.“\f,.hi.\,h,.,,_,.,; §’§e,,,,,_

me gm' the bm W°“5d’ Grade X sr- 1 Olive Livingston. 'rm 15,9, My

Au orize an s/poropriation od ' md” Z mm Wm . ' . “9»"5°-°°° “xi “ml Y°°“» “ld ” 1 Logue Mugler:-in.1 mm' ay' 2 1as1.wr\§re'n;.i":i»E‘am!e1r or '“‘“°h°°W°S“°°°§°1'Y f»l1°f°°-f°°f- oradorxsrz inuelummemyouintaacuiymannooa fm' FM” W SWA” Whl°1l NY Nl' ---° _ ' or-ace rx Jr: 1 mtner Livingston, at scumudng in wmpcn sions in persons who have reached Two of Famous Qum. 2 Jean Macum, s maggie Mae- rather and order iso 65. The Federal c0nt1'.\h\|tl0l1. G1 I _ Kmnon ghpruy Mm- mug-hs, M <1°l1ar-f°f~<l°l1=f mwwhlna bull. 1 ll li let Daughters arms vn: 1 and Livinadnn. 1 o/mm at Burnt Point

would be limited to $15. S f He Arnold Beer, 8 Mildred Murray. resided tor the remainder w§,f">' i“°°» usbeglgnlw 011-11- u er 3 _ 5° crane v1 sr: 1 .rom nmum. 111° with ua mention or

-°lll'l°Yl‘°‘ lll°°l“°° °f '“T' 'rhi MacKinnoa,r'loren M -811011?-1nGe°rs°t41wndu11n

;°;;ayr;1hent to annuities (C o;bSmN Wlizi Ph2,m?equ,,,1)_ 3 mmm- Mwggugtwg gr years. Being pzmemedz

I °Y W" - °W°*°‘ ' "AWD Hi Darrach. UIPUWNUG!

Mr. and Mrs. Oliva Dionne at- efgxde V1 Jr; 1 33191, Mwpgn. toiled persistently un t‘°°d°d G°°d F"1d'W °’°""i°°‘ °"' the aid. 2 Everett Murray. ltY¢l'Wl'l1 “N51 0011!

“W Mlm °W1°ll° 11°"-‘ll °‘f once v; 1 wma Livuicmn. z m°nt‘1sam

WW “WW th'/ff WW Mane scott, s rouu ummm. Helesves to

two of their quintuplet daughters. Grade IV: 1 num Mw;_,,m_ 3 and one sister: '1ihomu, Geome-

'1‘=1 0° P\\v\’°“= ;l:gs":h°M§§°- Wm TM lunora Macrnoe, s ou-nerd Mic- wW°;c1;ap{k chad”

1 _ V0 0I‘I£11 G 3 Kinh°n_ Mdi. . J

Put s tax on the payrolls of all their wishes to personally care for Gmde rm 1 Ruby 55°” Jane) Dartmouth,

employers with 10 or more workers. their children in place mm pm- Gmde nz 1 Joy” M,¢pQug_ 3 sonihandldtorn' da

59133103 .. 011 e 0 h01&Si@d

' ’ W ilxda Maclievln. 8,Alma Mwliin Point; (aww:

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me to an Mises. 1: ....°°~°»v......“*'°:.:"t...“°°‘..;. we W-52~°~v-M ° "/........~ °~ .;':f'=‘;-...‘“w.... .........

d to 90 oen . ` w _ - _ I ~ , ~ ,I _ ,_ ~

n§f1t;§a to cps?.1e uaemrfrzymeit doubled ammo-smug me mst row 0§°§'§,,°f, ‘§§’e,.‘_{§’§}‘,1°.,,,’§’,,’,,,f"°"',;,,,’,§‘,'§‘,, mm/pon. me; new-ice, rrornmmn- -- ‘ -1 ; qt Lgwgst Rate,

trgsumnce fmd.db§;1e§1£=gg;e M gg; 13;' Wuhan? mumy, rm¢1x.1vmgs\on,m°m°e ~ im " _ ;:;. ' _

ne woul en' dilrlht 5' , Bveret Muna, Rll W‘°d°°°°°°d °&S "-' 1`__`_.'_ -

11151;” In yrs the stares. M 3, gmc mo seems. nr. sus; {',§§,°§§f,§.d, ,him MY.¢K,,,,,,§’,§‘, e1._;n1;)t:m ,sm Ng.. . “nv .Agent at Summersrde, Lloyd Lewis

Mk mwll¢'r=1n1>r°nrlM»l°11= °°»m»¢l“l Uwilll-\\° wuli 1 stun, Arnold ine- .f""““1' ¥°°W°”°-W 1. ~ - 3.5 no 1 stats which give cs- me mmm mana sua time was m °m§'¢`§_m§,°N,v1,,_ Aww, .t ¢¢t°1=d°d W held on 'rhvrvday \ 146 Richmond St., Charlottetown

Fed 0 » Q, - srsta t cepmcenianad-iporod moaussmusnnuutmdoamem W 0_5, °»f'¢m°°nn°ml=h° reslflwm of _ noe 0 _ tam awniwed to MY. Bild MTS. W. U. H0wS,‘_ Eh! ' ' __' _

me ' _ Services at the h0\ll8 And BT8.V8 1 5 e ' ` ' = 1

_ M °' § 1 2313 wmni being conducted uv mv. o. U. Mo- 1

tures for public health work. The doctor said the ailment was ‘game Ma°N¢vm_ Eh; PWM?

Actuaries estimated that the tam, urdi\'mr.v _to irdanrs, there bein: e 9,,-me 13; gr; 1 5,21 msrsm mmm; Améd Moon” - - -wb “ for old-age annuities would be.; dischasge,!rmr.tl1e awe but the G,-me IX Jr; 1 pgggis Mgexin- vme R6” J A M°Kmm°"5nh'"_m J I

$560,200,000 in 1938, and increase. stomach qnd-bqyelyue finmion- ,¢,n_ 3 Ethel Livingston, H smmér ' ~

gradually to $l.37720D.000 in 1950.<1h¥1!1”l._1(_¢g,i,t_,1ry:i¥Illi1¥l°- T110 Nb' Grade V1'I: 1 Arnold Beer and ' '

cal lated the unenrployment .AN not inkfng ~

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ie amd” W J 1 ENN" Mun", 3 seed available in the Maritime Pro

.ul M,wD;'n“d_ . vinces at very reasonable prices. The

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’ _ NIB.; will refer inquiries to growers

oi .“"’”‘° M‘°K’”“°”' 3 “W N” or Register-ea victory mc Bmw

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_ : 3 005. Huron Wheat. 0. A. C. 21 and

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- Dame Kmnon mars' Bronco 'mp turnip seed.

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uucou. Arctic explorer, men

dicoovchd Ain-

m“°_ Dl!iN‘v!:R.. April 19-aight ga psy.

rick rl~haney’s ribs are on display

red

beside his hdspit-al bed.

gether." said Mlsharmy.

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Indies be reo- bhe con.

which Norse-

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were removed in operations tor 1 ‘hmg ailment and Mahaney had them mounted on cardboard.

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Dominion Seed Branch. Beakville

Edward Island have ciiffielsut seed

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The minutes or the rut meeting °“"'°' M‘°Ph°u' 3 ` '-‘PU ¢° supply runtime mm-

w 1- read. approved and signed. Gmac : I Wm” uv|n¢,mn 3 mmf* M9" 1°” F559 N°~ 1 S1118 Baal? committee reported no calls. _ _,um M5”-,vm_ ’ ;:°“ibn€n4 Eh! 895351 il-“UW 1! °"”§.‘Z'f1“d°““ W” “lf” '°“°m'$."ii° To Have And ”"°°* °,,””““*“°°,mm, ‘°' ""°“‘ 1"-mm are w-me-1 new was

discu _ Arrangemen were e on U _f _ A,-nom 5,, '

for me District Meeting to be herd d _,,,,,,,"°D,,,,,,y,, mug, Nami flux* ;r“&n°°'§g‘°;°*;l #N13 ‘lf . mm*-_

at the home of Miss Laura Youn8 To gum Mmugn, mme. Jndngym, ,hed ew “mind” hi” °ll MW 29th- Th* l”°K"'“"" “mm” Jessie Macrlevin. ¢1“n'¢4 "55 numqyms gh, gnu' lihttcl Lilith Cunllll Incorporated.

MABY JUHNSTON

ed of B readme by MM M°Kl““'°“- 1 A 1-ago ste amos 29.1. ,um ' renewed by c sins sons. eff" I By ve <1>aEriot`p1o¢se com amigulcfrctlager-1%1E>E°11.ME‘of°a'E`¢°I¢oEh;.

'1‘h¢ 1934 drought in southern dil-

by Mrs. B. Doyle. Mrs. Frank Glens- met d but °v kindly invited tht m°’“"¢“l V’ ffl T °» dsmE¢:nin nmncmndmztitimwglftghu

8 8 8111118 °

her hodliewtor the Maya bmeeglnz- (continued from Pace 2) _ Prairie Provinces seriously injured Ron ca be answem y “ ug- ; than t nt" 'I Il ~|"‘ gestlons for the Annual Oonven- ;ayin¢ "1 cannot murder you." Percy D l ffe re n C e 8 mu y M W ‘ for .

salesmen, cane

new vm at

National Anthem. after which a nalph went. to the minister-'s “nh” "dn dainty lunch was served. house and there icund A packet or A;.us19_,muw?j).

letters addressed to him. Ona said: _mn mam 'umm pmmmmu “The King graciously sanctions the and tm cm’ pm bowed W Geouh marriage of his ward Lady Jocelyn Aww' of Brut Km* “med

° Leigh with Captain Ralph Percy." 1 ’ _

Hlflef TO H 07101' For the Duke of nueiiingnam had '-“°*" d“;°"°"°°° '”°“§_.5§er‘li;":ffu

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already replaced cameras the kings mg P’°‘;u1u_ ‘Wea of uw ummm

A E ° favorite Bm' ti h

7m’3 mlssary ' as president or tab u.`s. L. 'r. A.

_.___ cHAy|vEB xv_ COIYGIOI of UK DXNOIIKIIIII llmb

(cr. nam ny owdiun special was not ehanze<l.'I1ld»1\’| ownin-

wirel 'nic mum. .lima on .mmtown ww. the M=°fl°°° °l“P*'°1‘ °' ll"

ummm. April is - chancellor vu-npuucd, but only arm mass- ll\w11l¢l°°1°-l Pl\'°l‘= . MNQUWU. Adolf Hitler, on the eve of his 4&h acres in the surrounding country. |0006 to become I. Dil* U SU Nl' birthday tomorrow, which is a nl- Percy took an active part in the lllll' P¥°f°ll’°lll\ lll°°|l“°|\a 0|' tional holiday in me thu-d man, ngnung mc crm-vu-a wmdmd tnblished in Ml in' °°-°v°f¢»“°° tonight singled out his personal :mourn the woods in a hopeless with the - L T- A-

erms emissery, Joachim Vim Rib- search for Jocelyn.

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mark the occasion. one day came face .to lace 'with V Rufnafj I

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New Low Summer Rates effective with April

20th Sailing.

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