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GET YOUR BEST GIRL AND "COME TO THE FAIR"

To enjoy the Comic Musical Stage Hit of the Year Not a dull moment.

PRINCE EDWARD Mon. Tue. Wed. 8.15 p.m.

Tickets and Seat Plan at

All Seats Reserved. Hurry - Hurry - Hurry - Choice Seats Going Fast.

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MILLER BROS.

Tl-TE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

THE EASTERN GIIAIIDIMI

AGENTS:-MoN'l'AGl:lli Ierell l'. undry. Inn. Byron lteenrt. Ilre. lruoe IlaePl:ee, Min Joyce Wlulnten. Min Joan Johnston AGENT 0t0lGl.'l'0WN: Weldon Levon

The Guardian may be

town: The Poet Office: am: A Son.

bought at tile Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Georao I in Seurlu The Snack Bar and R. Klein!

following places In

p -.'BUYING-Used Iced bags. True: and Annear. Montague.

l ..-can BATTERIES 811.50 to 525.00 with an old battery. Bud's Auto Accessories. Montague.

..'PRO(illESSIVE Conservative fisrondcast. Hear W. J. Camp-

vll"SIOAL HIT. "HOLIDAY INN”

The most memorable of all Hollywood musicals. Irving Ber- lin's spectacular "Holiday Inn." sunning Bing Crosby and Fred

PRINCE EDWARD T0-DAY DIILY

Shows Mat. 2:30; EV8- 7'9

Extra: News - Novelty - Cartoon - Special Reel

- COMING - THUR. - FRI. - SAT.

I - COMING -

Astaire. makes a long-awaited re-'

turn bow next Monday at the. Capitol Theatre. The all-time Paramount hit

sparkles with 13 Irving Berlin song successes. headed by the tremend- ously popular ttwhite Christmas” which still ranks as the nation's number one tune whenever Dec- ember rolis around. Also included in the .hlm's sensational musical score are "Be Careful. It's My Heart," "Happy Holiriay." "l'il Capture Your Heart Sinszimt.” "You're Easy To Dance Willi" and "Easter Parade."

Probably the grealost som:-and- dance combination in the history of show business, Crosby and As- taire are at their best in "Holidayr Iiin.” Bing bangs homo his songs in his usual effortless, effective fashion. while Astaire demonstra- tes the terpsichorean technique that has won for him the enviable title of America's dancing master.

It's rare. indeed. that u musical production can boasl a story wor- thy of serious consideration. But "Holiday Inn" is that rare excep- tion. Based on an original idea by Irving Berlin. the film celebrates all our national holidziys by set- ting them to music and present: ing them as larisli theatrical pro- ductions.

Bin: and Fred play two thirds of a song: and dance trio. with Vir- ginia Dale the dlstaff member. Marjorie Rcyiiolds is an aspiring dancer tryin-z to break into show business. while Walter Abrl is soon as a smooth-talking theatrical agent.

Murray Harlinlrillorth

Mr. NeilMillar. who has been em- ployed in Charlottetown for some time has returned in his home a' Murray Harbour Nnrlh.

The many frieid-sgnf Mr. William Miller are sorry to learn that he is a patient in the Kings County

MacDonald Bros. Theatre

MT. ST EWART

FRI. X230 - SAT. 8:30

Montague I.0.D.F. Lodge observes Anniversary

The members of Hillside bodies. I. O. O. F.. Montague. very fil- tingly celebrated the one hundred and thirty second anniversary of the founding of their order with a banquet held in their lodge rooms Thursday evening. There was a large attendance of 0ddfel- lows. Rebekahs and friends. Mr. C. A. Shaw. very eapably presided as master of ceremonies.

Before being seated. a chorus from the Rebekah som: book was sung. followed by the blessing sung in unison.

The toast to the King was pro- posed by Mr. Shaw. and re- sponded to with "God Save The King." The toast to our country Was proposed by Mr. H. L. Mar- Gregor. and responded to with "0 Canada". 'I'he Noble Grand of Acme Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. Archie llilchey, proposed a toast to the order. to which Mr. I-I. H. Stewart. responded.

A toast to the ladies was sun! by the Oddfeilows in unison and the ladies responded by singing

appropriate words to the tune of "Old Black Joe." A number of the members and guests spoke briefly. and at a late hour a very happy social evenim: closed with thr- sinain: of "God Save The King." Mrs. D. M. MacDonald was pian- ist for the evening.

an

Hospital. having undejrgoiie

operation.

Mrs. Ronald Ross. Lower Mon- Iague. is spending a few days vis- iIin;: her daughter. Mrs. L.-iurie MacLui'c and Mr. MucLurc.

The regular monthly meeting of the Peter's Road (Alma) Wom- en's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Wednesday evening with seven members and two visitors present. The president. Mrs. Garfield Johnston. presided, and the meet- ing opened by repeating the club women's creed in unison. Roll call was responded to by each member reporting how many tickets she

"CTI RTAIN ('A LI. AF

CACTUS CREEK" Loads of Laugh: and Fun. Note Show Time-8:30

WATCH FOR DATES

Yoii've"lieard about King Solomon's wives. . . but wait

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fabulous new

the winning

had sold on the Institute mal. and

turning in the proceeds of her sale.

The members were pleased at this time to welcome back their president. who had been visiting in Toronto and Boston for the

past few months, also Mrs. Donnie Johnston. who had taken up res- idence in Southport for the win- ter. No new business was under- taken. Mrs. Garfield Johnston gave an interesting reading "I Know Something Good About You."

The highlight of the evening came when Mrs. Roy Bcaton drew the winning ticket for the hooked

rug the members had completed since the March meeting. Number 13 was the number of Harry Higglnbolham Roland Roy Benton.

ticket and

Otto Irving on I

;ners being Mrs. Otto Irving, Mrs.

lybell over Cl-TCY tonight at 7:15.

! Mayor B. H. Yeo. Montague. was la recent business visitor to Char- loltetown.

Miss BL'l'IIlil M-.:cl.ure. Mon- tague. was a recent business visit- or to Charlottetown.

. . 'I'ROGRESSIVE Conservative lbrondcast. Hear D. L. Mathieson lover CFCY tonight at 10:15.

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Friends will regret to learn that

!Mr. William Millar. Murray Har- buur North, is a patient in the ll(ing's County ilospital. He is

wished ll speedy recovery.

F'i-lends-of Mr. Milton Kennedy. Montague, are sorry to learn that he is a patient in the King's County Hospital. It is hoped he will have a speedy return to health.

. 3'.-i LIBERAL JOINT MEETING of the Monlanue East and Man- tague lVest polls will be held above Ber;:mann's store on Monday. April 23rd. at 8 P. M. Liberal elec- tors please attend. Both Liberal ('allLIlfIllI.Ps will be present. Signed. Lorne Wir.-ginion. Douglas Mac- Laren. Poll Directors.

The Week At S.D.lI.

(Continued from Page Cl)

means softlball games. The intra- mural IEEl,2llt'. under the direction of manager Ralph MacQuaid. has been in action for a week. Many observers concede that the Soph- omores and Juniors will battle it u out for the championship without ' much interference from the other teams in the league. The rest already concede the championship lo riie Juniors. At this writing. neither of the top teams had lost. a ;:;iliic. and cvelyone was wait- l in: rxpectrlnlly for the first meet- in: between these rivals for hon- rors. . - .

i A feature of the week was the "Clean Up Day", which was Wednesday. This is a day set aside each year when the ,students. under the supervision oi lthe Rector. set out to clean up the campus. For a large part of Wednesday afternoon, many groups of sliidcnls were busy in different seciions of the campus gathering papers. burning grass. raking and rolling the lawns. The general opinion is that it was a job well done and to the satisfac- tion of all.

i annual

. This business of lending a hand lllolimprove something is a stub- Kelly of Charlottetown was the lucky holder.

At the close of the business meeting: a delicious lunch was served by the Hostess assisted by Mrs. Wilbert Graham and Mrs. Roy Beaten. A social hour ensued during which time three games of bingo were enjoyed, the lucky win-

nnd Mrs

HUDSON air- HORNET

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'ro-mnr onmr

".N'P()lLERS OF THE PLAINS" with Roy Rogers

RAYHOII'S

For you Poultrymen Chicks, we can supply you

Shows 2 :30-7-8:45

Also: Chapter One of

New Serial - Comedy

CAPITOL S

tarts Monday 3 Days

grades:

R. O. P. Female Chicks-each .................................. .. 45c R. O. P. Sired Chicks (mixed)-each ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, 17c R. O. P. Sired Pullets-each . 34c N.H. x W.L. Cross Breds (mixed)-each 17c N.H. x W.L. Cross Bred Pullets-each 32c N.l-I. x W.L. Cockerels-each ................................ .. 8c

(Some started Cockerels on hand)

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COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE i

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Ject for fruitful meditation. You pitch in and help without being cajoled into if. You go about it earnestly because you know that someone or something will ben- efit by it. You step back and

survey the results of your labor;

and you feel gratified because

you had a hand in making it a i

little better. That's the reward

and, contrary to what some may ; think, it is the best you can get. .

It is still true that we find our greatest happiness in the good we do to others. 0 I I

This week. one of our coeds cre- ated a great deal of speculation and curiosity. Without any warn- ing whatsoever,Miss Moysiyakha. who is certainly one of the most colorful figures on the campus, was beseiged by her fellow stu- dents with petitions for a glance at three photographs which she has in her possession.

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To appreciate the incident. you will have to understand that our Nin-a is no foggy when it comes to using the noodle. and one not to pass up the opportunity of making a fast buck. Withoutany hesitation. she slapped a ten-cent fee per look per picture, figuring that if the photogr:;hs were so popular they were worth a dime a peek. We have no statistics yet as to the financial results. but we do know that Jack Weir and Mark MacGuigan are each a dime poorer since Wednesday.

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Well, this evening. the long- awaited final for the Island bask- ellball championship opens in

Prince of Wales College auditor-. interested because;

ium. We are the Saints meet their old rivals from Prince of Wales in the bat- tle for the championship. On Wednesday night, the Saints won the right to meet the Welshmen in the finals, when they trounced the R.C.A.F. team 86-54 in the second game of their semi-final series. 0 O 0

Although the Saints lost both their regular league games to P. W.C.. there is no lack of confid-

ITO For Dominion

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ll ildli I'I('kll rd as "Emnm"

I in Canada.

Sterling Walker an "Brendei"

Arthur Meclmnn an "Jake"

APRIL 21, 1951 D rama Championship

Jenn Giddlnn an "Mrs. Yoder”

ll. Barry Burden as ..,..m..

Pictured above is the cast of "Papa Is All," selected as one of the top eight plays ”Papa Is All" is a Little Theatre Guild production. and will compete for

Dominion Championship in London, Ontario, on Saturday, May 19.

--Photos by Jeffery.

c-i;e or enthusiasm among the team members or the student "body. Lately, the mam has been

racking up high scores as the

fast-brc-zikim: slylc began lo pay-one olit this way expects dividends. and. if the pace can bci

See The

maintained. the Saints feel they can take their rivals. We should not wish to give the impression that anyone is over-confident. No any- series.

thing but in hard-fought

Famous

with close, tense conieststluouglh

out. 0 U 0

And, until next week: From S D. U. to all of you, health and happiness.

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