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MATINEE 3:30 — EVENING SHOWS 7-9

UKTHECONVENIENCE OF OUR PATRONS THERE WILL II AN ADVANCE SALE OF EVENING TICKETS AT THE - , BOXOFFICE TODAY FROM 3.30 TO 4.30

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EXTRA! NEWS OF THE DAY

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FAVOR FEWEB UNIFORMS RINGWOOD SCHOOL

—- (GP) ~A recom- Stsndin f Ringwood Sch mﬂldstion that city cornimissionus 145mb, 1E1“: 3mm}, mo“ $ tiateh with IhQ firefirgatcrs‘ 31-5 mm-ked with . a mm’ over

m ave one dress u orm 39% Th

inuod togfirunen every three years eve; e “he” nude 50% or Mbudo onceararwasapprov- G d x__ ed by council recently. Firemen Burgeztfe (eqnﬁfle Tum’ Gm“ Ila: dress uniform to snd ircm ma“ vn __‘ work. and other issue clothing on marlin“ Taylmn

‘Kevin Hogan,

"m" Grade v1 - assure; 41mm,

i Grgge Iv - ‘Marina Hogan. Gr e m .- Winstc Tai, ﬁomeni-Asphalt Ibmest Smith u comm.“ " N’ ha Grads II - ‘Harold MacKinnon

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Perfect conduct for month _ on" a‘. d he Stirling Taylor, Kevin Hogan.

sue u 2213.; cm “age '13». 1 Klimt Avmse — Audrey Al-

grade, cums Mixed tut “mm- un“ s“ W“? a Q Best Attendance - Audrey 51..

churn, Louis Oﬂoiloran. COURT l Iedtonl

lsg orders on car of Aiphnit Ihlnglea, telt paper, etc.

ION Teacher - Selina Oiollocsn.

“FOR SALE

I asn otteriag tor sals my pro- pert; consisting ot over zoo acre! 4| llﬂll. $0 sons under cultiva- tion. remainder in wood; and tom.‘ NI’. lwl boase and out build- lﬂl- l8 eosdshard wood spilt and quantity of manure. handy JIMUL churches and store on pawl roll. ~

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OPTOMITIIST Ilttisg and Iriltllll Glasses to." i

IONTAGUB. E. l. _ < Ottiea ﬂours: l0 to l2 AJI. l to S. P. ll.

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AGENTS: MONTAGUI: Harold]. Ste Ills

Tbs Guardian nay ba following rlaces in Monhgunt

“WLUMBWG AND HEATING. Leonard Giiils, phone 52, ring 3, Montague.

“KEOMMUNITL 184'! Rogers Bros. Silver plate sets and open stock. C. R. Bocbner, Jeweller. Mon- taguc.

....° BAD NEWS — Mrs. William Dewar, Brudeneii. received the sud news of the dcelth of her brother. Kienncth Henderson Gordon. i! his home in Oakland, California on April 5th., after a lingering 111mm, The sympathy of the com- mamity is extended to Mrs. DEWEY and her faznily in their sad ber- cavetncnt.

..._,'FISHING SEASON_ T0 OPEN SOON - With only two weeks to go for the opening of the fishing season, everyone is getting ready for the opening day, which this year is on Saturday and during the Easter vacation. There will undoubtedly be a, large turmat on that day, but many will come home as they left. It is hoped that the rules of fishing will be follow-

number caught. Why anyone wsnts to catch over twenty is beyond understanding, but there are sl- w-ays those who cannot obey laws and who perhaps like to see the end of ﬁshing.

wart. Bailtst . _ summ- onomnrowm wum umu.

ln Georgetown: The Post Office; In Sonrls: In 8t. Eater's:

ed. this year, particularly to the m:

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“WIDE?! WATCH REPAIRS at reasonable prices. C. it. Boehncr, Jeweller, Montague.

..°WA'I'I.‘IIIWOIITI 0A8! AD- JOURNED - Evidence from two witnesses in three prosecutions under section 855 of the Criminal Code was heard before Magistrate J. W. MacDonald at Montague yer tsrdny in the case of The King vs. Wilfrid Wetter-worth, the witnesses being Mrs. Kathleen Higson, clerk of the Fishermen’: Losn Board and Randolph Carruthers, Provincial Auditor. The cases were adjourned until Thursday, April 21, at Mon- tague, due to the absence of a ma- teriel witness. The defendant is charged with unlawfully nnd fraudulently omitting to account for certain moneys received from the Fisherman's Loan Board.

. .' PREPARING l0! OANNDXG - During the past week m. Leon Johnston, owner cf th, Montague cold storage. has been getting tbs

stiaiiatiozr of th; electricity, new machinery and tables argbe- installed. Mr. Johnston is looking forward to an active can- ning season and will provide work for many in this locality. A new electric engine has been installed

Hsilawssisomdod Ive centuries ago na on nsnportsnr old In ncvual uailitayudnts vol boa that davaL

such elaborate sols- bunom Cone- ynnfll always be glad titer vou didl

in the cold storage which will give

gine, and ti!‘ quick ﬂeet-e Ind cold rooms are now in full opera- tion. .

Aiiiston ind Vicinity

Mr. snd Mrs. mils McPherson ~ f ii. Pt ‘ R0 d, c

m” ve“ Tremmlm 1°“ Q 1"" zmtorsuifb {Jhurieotftlciownaon days ago for Hall-ix where she will nesdnn join her parents, Captain and Mrs. Thomas Trenholnt,

Georgetown ~ond Vicinity

Miss Vere ‘n-cnhoim left s. few days ego for Halifax where she will join. her parents, Captain and Mrs, Thomas Trcnholm,

Mrs. Bert Hicken, Alliston, was a. visitor to Charlottetown on his father-in-law. Mr. Charles M!“ an c m‘ MacOarron in St. Mary's Road.

Friends -of Mrs. Hugui; Campbell. “i Peter's Rood, regret learn she

Wmm“ "m" CMYMMW“ had the misfortune to m1 and "° “"8"” m with“! I md- break hcr hip and disiocste her em heating system in the new “m 1 home owned by Mr. Howard S.- MscLesn on Main Street,

I Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Boehner, Mr. 1cm c. MncL-aren, Districtfﬁmtﬁfuﬁoxfigwﬁﬁenﬁatg: mwesemauv“ “M M“ 511M" parents Mr and Mrs John F. MacDonald, Association Directcr,'Beck Amsmh ' atlifnded the annual meeting of ' ' Potato Growers Association, The can," residence Peter.‘ m Chukmemw“ °n Wm‘ Road, recently purchased by Mr. 85"‘ lEiiis McPherson, is undergoing M15‘ Margaret Damngl 1mm‘? feiﬁixhzldlevwillmbgegngovelyfld movdkéi: health nurse, was in Georgetowdhome a: Tuesday; while here Miss Dar- ' -

3 inspected mssible l°°au°m Friends of Mrs J L Acorn -Al- for the holding of a hild en’ "' ‘ ' ' dental clinic which it is hipearwiﬁ Iiﬁm’; m l,“ dplfﬁfd ‘f,’ '°° Li?‘ be held here in the near future a as re me er ome er

- spending the winter with her

with the ‘winter mom o! hwagsgtggihter, Mrs. Otto Irving. Peter»;

key Blltd skating hnoyv over for the presen season, t e coal brunch of what might have been I very m", homlgm ﬁg“ mam) ‘m?’ serious accident was prevented by m" mo“ W,“ a week ‘gr Pa‘; the quick thinking of Donnie wring summer “d aummn Johnston, Peter's Road. While using s road scrsper behind a

' i truck, Mansfield Irving, Peter's

m,“ d. G Rnsd, was knotted under ‘the on Moudaylnwith 511:2? sum gmbcwarhlrli receive: x slllht in. T8,.“ all the Damn‘ at m. acme I cs arm an . 0L. élmnqi". ikiﬂmugt Mrvisigilllﬂ?! A very eniovhsie evdninl was u“, ' ' ° spent at Cambridge mm on "ma- mmrlgetownmghue m!“ °t h“ day night when the Peter's Road End? 11:? zzg‘c"_.wﬂ§“boin‘"umﬂ“, P: ‘f’ 1 ,,,°'°,_,,',‘“‘{,,,,,,"§°j'§§f; T023312 crowd were in attendsnes.’ Much of anmmp of m. m" o! mm, the credit ts due the women of the 5W1“! qmdmelh district for their part in making

'11’! It - f m!‘ column extend. :0 ma”; the program s success, sud for the

m“ o; m lovely lunch thst was served to “h,” d Qnﬁ, ma,” such a lugs crowd. The roads be- hls and their sincere wmpsﬂuq git‘, ‘navy. w’ m“? an‘ q, ' on re used convoy F “it Plains of a loved one. mo“ ‘mm . mum!“

‘I'll SOIOIIY IKIIT

There's a new gimmick In tho fashion field that its designer calls the "sorcery skirt."

It's s skirt made of cotton with a stole attached to it. Tho stoic can be ‘tied around tho waist to mske a cummsrbund, or it can be pulled up‘around the torso to make a strapless bodice. And in some cases, when the stole is extra-long. it can become a strapless bodies and still have a length left over for a ltold around the shoulders.

The designer who made it Insists .thet the “sorcery skirt" can bl idrsped in a dozen different ways.

For a special (and healthful) candy treat-make some stuffed 'figs. "Wash the figs first and than istcam them tn a covered colander |or coarse strainer over a kettle of boiling water for ffvo or ten min- utes. or‘; until thteyu-e plump and

, ‘tender ut not so tened. 3' c- KENKH‘ i Use nut meets, fondant, a mixture w“ h" M9" “WMM” 5991"“ of ground nuts and raisins, a mix~ i0 Vlw-ilfllldﬁnii 0! WBI-“W- ture of ground, moist shrsddsd Nﬂi-limll BUNNY!» cocoanut and nuts, or cubes of

m. ‘who ms recently promoted 1cm the rm with‘ sugarby shaklnl t0 mower 01 @110 rlilwly. steam- fiva or six at a time into a paper

ship and, di-ydock facilities in bag containing a half cup of granu- lated sugar. .

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Set Tentative Bates For Board Inquiry

UITAWA, April ‘i — (OP) —

on transport may open hero May 2 or 8, Hon. W. I‘. A.

procedure and commission, which is to conduct a '0 board inquiry into sil trshsport- the Ne stion under Federal jurisdiction. The chairman said no definite view of the board's decisions had been reached today, ‘Roland H. but as a result of the meeting he officer

would be in s position to announce:

Mr. Turgeon emphasized the Mayi 2-3 opening ,date was tentative. will be tried before He declared the would be announced later.

DOUBLY WARM

REGINA - (C?) --At least one . The local trawler ieet reports large (right). no chances catches in the Draggers are doing wcll, but line below-sversge ‘ catch. Skippers claim the Pscific In 1W3. the RW- D1‘- Coast herring but hem: wed l! His cars much tougher-ﬁn Atlantic sea-

Reginsn was taking with the recent early spring westb- or. Despite s. warm sun and tem- fisherman. NW persmre of 41 degrees. he wore “use steer: earmuffs as he strolled down Eleventh avenue. weren't cold, he said. Naturally.

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MILDRED BLANCHE CUDMOBB ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. farms and homﬂ m Onllmoﬂ. ‘ a"; may"; p_w_(g_ m 1945 “on W. _C.< from West Kent School, "h" ma“ Soho“ This year he is photographer for

also is graduating h Commerce.‘ ‘h m." u, “mama . -fllatla h) Crane!-

This yesr

GENE DOUGLAS DENNIS

Mil- Charlottetown. Doug entered

the Year Book. Doug's plans

‘slaves with a Sili-

Four Generations

son of" Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dennis,

Two yoffioers were stand trial before coast guard gen-

and officer

list

Board Finds Evidence 0i Negligence

wssnmwron. Avril 6 — (A?) .... ‘rhe coast guard announced to Hearings of the royal commission night that a board of investigation has found evidence of nesllceuce ‘ransom-in a coast guard cutter - tanker chairman, said today. lcoiiiaion ‘which too! i8 livos inst‘

Mr. Tut-goon said he was "hope- Jan. l9. m1" of an dinning at that time following s meeting during the day with counsel for seven provinces and for the two major railways. The meeting was called to con- sider questions dealing with the

ordered

Thirteen coast suardsmen werc_ killed and 30 persons were in the collision. which invo 111M111‘? o! the ‘cutter Esstwind and the Gulf Oil ompany tanker Guifstresm off w Jersey coast.

The coast guard said that findings, Lieut. Estcy, Jr., navigating wf-the-wstch soon on the Esstwind at the time. hi! ' been ordered to stand trial.

The Enstwindu commanding of- ficer, Capt. John A. Glynn, also s general

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2 "wen | cor nous | scbbod out the vrbclaoicry to Mother. She explained that 'B.O.' could hoppsnto anybody, and asked ma to try Llfobuoy." ' -

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