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PRINCE 1. z DAYS —FRI. and SAT. EDWARD ; y y FRI. ow SAT?

TODAY — Radio Star Harold Peary

“THE GREAT GILDERSLEEVE”

SHOWS AT 3.15 — 7.00 and 8.45

' Boom! Wiloo-oo-sh! The submar- in bobbed like 11 cork. A puff of black smoke uppeaieu in the fer

his n06 | "overshooting", Walsh muttered. "Drop those {uses to fire. Randy? I-lere goes again! We're improving. Keep the fuses on five and load as she Stops recoillng. Now "that green box. Same setting. We'll see how they like a. whiff of shrl nel." Ellendorfs gang tlislik it in- tensely, The sentry hwzl vanished from the foreshore and other men could be seen running wildly in all directions A shrill whistle brought them to order. , Captain Walsh snorted. loading! He's got them under dis- ‘cipline. I'm going to sight point- blauk on the beach, Stick to the

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_' ’. ~. ii’ |s i s . shrapnel, fuse at zero. No, best try ~_ ; I ' - “OH Suatg ' ' it at one You Chalk gct the hang

- * - ' \a\\ﬁ\?o - a ‘ a eat-mi ~ of the machine-gun?" “Nbva ' ' ' ' | “Aye, aye, sir!"

; ‘ wit“ "See that dinghy by the rock?

.~_ ‘ ‘an “bk a Sigiiﬁl . . . ‘I can't get the elevation lorwl t 5 .. b w ‘Mun a mew“, enough " ._ ' ‘ - 5H3 ' '

I “Tis as good as sunk. sir." I H“. mo), colmuwmblnq Tile machine-Jun set. up a stac- Acrou the countrymlnuqhlnq.

llloutinq, curling, uinginq qay and daring in the lace oi

:.:':.';‘.:;'.'.'.‘;'":.:. .176; r t r1 ,1 “Q26”, Amnlicdl power and might _ E J

"Cease

not made gcod owing to the cov-' ering rock.

"Never mind." Cﬂirllln Walsh shouted. “Save it for Jerry. Damn. that's a stuggrrer!" I

Allnlalure uutcrsponfs sprang up! in the sea c . to the submarine.

“What, is it?

"Pom-pom, Mr. Everard."

N0 SURRENDER!

Half a dozen Germans were mak-

_ -ing for the dililhv under the pro- teclicn of sporadic rille ilre and withering bursts from the pom- pcm. McFergus and Ogilvie spray- ed lead until the machine-gun ljncket. was red hot. out they were . handicapped by inexperience. When ,its lire “'11s most llrtzvntly needed. ' the Hotcllkiss ceased to function I "Take the other". (‘apwlin Walm

in .

. ', I In this they suffered another

__.l'ﬂ_-|R||_|;5 set-buck, The reserve gun was un-

1 T- , 1 ._ ,usuable Evidetvly Ellenllorf had

raw purposely left 1 on: of action. A

' - searzh oi‘ the . , ruck revealed

nthzlt the bolt; m. also been with- drawn from llle small arms.

They were retlping the harvest of distrust nthlcn had prevailecll between Ellendorf and his sub-. ordinates.

EMPIRE \\\TU-NlGHT-—FRI. - SAT.

SHOWS T and 8.15 —- Matinee Sill. Only at 2.30

as for m it would 1m ivestinsz fivei nn fnlpnsslble target. The dinghy Diléd to t-apacitpr, was coming nearer and nearer Two pistols proved ritlfully in-, adequate. Outrnafched and oven, ivhelmeel by superior fire-power! the defenders took refuge below! only to be threatened with drown- inz like rats in s. trap if Bllerfdori’ (‘hOse to open the exterior-controll- ed valves. - “Could we no‘ set the submsr-l ine under way?" ltIcFergus sug-l gesterl Among the complicated gadgets and tnzlchlnery with which the interrior ups vrzlmmcd they were: all hopelessly lost Even the pro-g

Pug taxrvfvo-‘l cedure for closing the conning- tow-

A 51111’ l5 “o”

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CARTOON

FOSS

__ I --'_;_ -. By Ken Reynolds

QUICKIES

er baffled them. To nil appear- ances there wws nothing for it but abject surrender. ' “No knucklinl; under for me",- ._ ﬂaptaln Walsh stubbornly inserted} "What else?" 1 “Make a stand! Take the young .._T______ woman forward, one oi’ you. No ""‘ tfme for argument! Rial-it. Mr. ~ Everard you'd better do it. There's going to be dirtv work and w can't attend to fainting females." _ Muriel glowerod. but suffered ‘herself to be lad IIWLIY. “Did you 1hear?" me fumed. “We importin- enoe! - “Nobody would blame you for being upset," I-lugh answered. On Tuesday Light, January 25th, "I'm not upset, but sunetimes I Iflllllda lillli r AVUS of LAC. Regﬁeel like breaking off our engage- I Ubfitll lnct nt ills lit-me 1n Moron ment " to extend Cuilgfilbilliltidils and 300d "Don't pukg that, n»-,y_ Muylglj’ wishes to itcg 4nd tllS brldc, for- she was jnlmgdlatgly ggnh-ﬂge_ llicliy‘ NILSS DLKUH- UHIIGI‘ oi 48 1101175 l5 a queer rotlunce, isn't “Qlnltllc followlll" atltlrcss “'15 read P?" ‘Q1118 ‘nurméum' “Budgeted . .. - . , r , - y _ ~ - ily Jock itossiict‘ 11nd a large stunlthzmfuﬁ ﬁznzlggnczgggixrg: gllétggylggupllyjh gigging; “if; égfgsllPDo-ied tn have? ‘Iheatros. 13mm smmnwe, my ivmu,.,ue‘Murphy_ Iigsrgkkbliﬂ parties, All thinzs llkel N1m°§5§ I "Comilderabw. omiridering Ii Dcar Stalin ulltl ltcg:—-Y01l1~'c0an-‘§€1zngf tam‘; "island m mam“ m; {§,l",,',‘.”f.‘,§.,,‘f.‘,‘.,,{“’."‘j‘“f?“ m‘? '-°°k Probably ltle state o.‘ peril ln-F time to prﬂpdlt.‘ l inspiring lduced them to talk hr that way. cross 01' any iiutvcry speeches. [bul- "TBY mlmd "M11111? mum“: We wish your stay could be pro- KTHOl-ls in making IOVB in the bowels longed but as duty calls vou, hence of o foreitm sibmnrlrle, screened ivtavcaniortlly y "God speed you." all _too lightly from t.‘ WS l _\ [D J token wall tn; slur

cu; tltls small‘ '-' - u ucou wlsiies'“""""" '

oi your Illi‘ll1lS. ' t rot 1t 1101:1114. FRIENDS.’ . M1‘. ‘lltl 1\'ii'.>. Uliflvli llttlngiy '- replletl. l‘:

1111. bslanse of the evening wast} gtally spoilt ll‘! dancing, slngIngJI: L’ C. ‘l

ixtetrcsluncnts were served by the?" Th” rum“ ‘MMMY "mm"! LXKS- '

1:11. and .\lr.-.. t) Brion loft the r“ 11cm lnurllll‘... it:_1' Muilctun Itcmls: ‘ Wllfﬂ.‘ L,_ A c. ()'Bl‘lt?1l ilew to his,

ll ' duties at Goose Bay, Labra- I

\ 110i‘. srrzccs .111". school. month of

"If ,\'nu‘rt~ inokin’ in those Guardian Want Ads for .1 room, Mlslrr, I can suvc you some mono-r!" ‘ _, Honor lioll for | January.

_._ _ ,. ——~'~ ~— the ‘VELL-PLAINT-ll) 'l"l‘.r~ RAF "wlzl ‘

(;(,n,n_,,,,._.-S thy-W, ,, Principal's Department l

Grade X. Si‘ -l, Gavan Doyle; 2,

Frctlzl 0.11.111 ltlurlon Doyle. Jo.ln Blocqulere. unn Birtcquiere.

_ . dine Dulcette‘ 2, magm- LUCIMI‘; u, Alyrc ﬁlneuu.’

Vice-Principal's Department

Grade VIL-l, Rona Doucett; 2 Ida Doyle; 3. Rosina Gunther. '

Lrludo vl.—i, i-larci Gallant; 2, Kttlllecn Gallant; Ii, Joan M. Blac- (lucre.

Intermed-ite Department Vi-l. Alvire LoClalr; it, .; 3, Oswnid Gallant. ' lV-—-l. Desmond Gallant; ubcth Drylc; 3, France; pa.

Junior Deplrlmgnl.

("F130 lII»~l. Lillian Pinealu; 2. William Iluglles: 3, Arley Doucette,

Gmdv II-—1. Guoldn Gallant; 2, Alvlwtfc Bincqulere; 3, Carmelita Elacqulere. ' '

Primary Department

Grndc IL-l, Eleanor Doucette; 2. Ronald Huizilcs.‘ :1, voids. Blac- qulcre 11nd Elnn-ry Gallant, equal.

Grlldc L-Bomardlne Gauthier 2. Alblnus- Gauthier; a. 1.11mi

Doiron.

Grade 2. Isabel Grade V.— , Georgie Dover; 2,

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

V sror COLDS

with this New; ldenrlﬂ: Immunity frbannlnl Ant YOlI nnuoour v1

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VITAVAX

to; VllliMlNS (Oil) VA((lNt P

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foes.

"It's different from whet It. expected," s old.

"In setting." he admitted. "Not otherwise so far a; I'm concerned. I visualised a girl as sweet and lovable and. . . ."

“You're awfully nice, Hugh, darl- ing. but oughtn‘: we to be think- ing of the present. Iferis a chilly reminder. Can't go further What's behind the door, do you suppose?

Hugh unlntlchod the level 11:. and peered inside. Full of shells and ﬁlings."

“Does it open from inside?"

“I'll look. Itle outer mechanism ls the same as an the door of the brig, but that was a one-we) passage Ah_ this has an inside

"Which means we couldn't be 1.

loc "True! You've nit it. As 800d us anywhere to hide." Hardly had they shut themselves in than a scuffling began in the

csto chatter, out the boast was lever as well."

engine rcor.;, punctuated by hoarse _ l

cries and a few shill!

“I'm anxious about pop," Muriel! confes “So em I, and the rest of our

friends." (lo

a hard t “Can't we "

"Nothing doing." he firmly re- tortod. "Orders are orders. Mine: J.‘ mischief " salt! it was tot prevent, hindrance from a fainting

fem .

“Don't split hnlrs Hem we are and here we bide Until caught, or a. possibility» of escape rcveals lt-

nlong the passage. Hugh pulled his compan- ion behind a pile o.’ ammunition boxes, where they crouched Mule the door swung open and an elec- Jle brilliant ibeam casting eerie shallows For a Walsh jerked the elevator dowdbreathless instant thdt seemed an eternity they light hovered by the the fugitives were hiding, then it, moved awayﬁg‘;

nre to keep You out "Captain Walsh

self Sh! Not n sound!" Heavy feet tratrlpell

tric torch Ilasl-led,

boxes behind probing each corner in turn PISQUID EAST SCHOOL Honor mil IOF-Iyﬁl-IIIIQYV. Grade X.~—l. Gerald Ell-t. Grade V1II- Sr.—~l, Shirley Jay‘: g Genevieve Hanclrahan; 3, John Grade Eileen Kelly; 3, Joseph Hendﬁ. -

VL-l, Alicia I-iundrahan; Birt." 3. Edgar Birt.

2. 8X!

Mabel Jaw: 3. John Hendricken.

Grade III.—l, Eileen I-Iendricken.

.—1. Bruce Jrty: 2. Maur- t; 3, Leonard Blrt. Grade I.--No tests. Highest average — Georgie Dov-

l . er. Alicia Handrohun, Shirley Jay.

Bruce Jay, Genevieve Handrahnn. Prizes for Stars -- Alicia Handra- $1811, Georuie Dover, and Bruce

M]. rfect Attendance-Shirley Ja. Alicia I-Iandrahsn and. Georgia

ver.

Teacher-J. A. l-llindrohlin. _____.._.___

MEADOW BANK SCHOOL

Re for Meadow Bank school for onlurv.

Grade X.—l, Iennis MacPadtven; 2. Roland Hyde.

Grade IX-—1. Lorraine Glow.

Grade II.—l, Heather Mac- Lean; 2. Kenneth MacLean.

Grade VIL-l. Shirley Jowtll.

Grade VI.--l, Audrey MacPhail: 3. Howard lvllurrav.

made IV.—1. Merwyn Scott: I. Norman MacPhail.

Grade III. —~ 1. Norma Mac-

en. Grade II- Senlum-l. Ray Jewell. “Grade II. Junior.-l. Garth Mac- an. Grade I.—l. Douglas Hyde: 2. Blois MacPhall. Teacher—Besste MacArthur.

\___________ ONLY FOUR OCTAVBS

The range oi’ the early piano was only four octaves.

of the Charlottetown Branch

l: iviiliip held in the Legion Home this. Thursday, evening, February 2-! at 8 o'clock. 11-111 Entertainment Ls being provided usual zund attendance l: expected.

IRA M. BROWN. Secretary. ' -'-- .1:@-r='.-.'-'

and the

COUOHI-COLDI IIONCHITIS

SIMPLI SORI THROAT

DON'T DELAY-"BUY A BOTTLE TODAY!

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';l_.fn‘t there anything we can!

‘IAIrald not. nly dear. They'll not throw uséip the sponge without e."

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LITTLE POND SCHOOL

ll f J nunri’!

E193: 3-1?‘ Biernadette Mac- Donald: B. Mildred Blackett.

Grade VIII—l. Bedforcl Mac- D0 ld. , évilﬁide VII-i Walker MacDO!" old; 2. Faber MacDonald; 3. W1l-, son Campbell- Grado VI-i. Bertha MMKBIFW- 2. sgarlerllgd MacDonald; 3 C5" Mu na . Grade VI Jr —I. Preston Jen-

ﬁrs. IV-l. Patricia. MiwDvn- ald; 2. Bernie MacDonald. Grade III-l. Rollin Jenkins; I. ﬁr“? nltgiwbannld; 3. Chrlawllo e o. gm‘? 11 5r- Eileen Mac- D0 . £51339 11 Jr. —I Howard Mac- on . Grade I sr. -1. BAY Jenkins: 9- Lucetta MacDonald; 3. Marion old

u . Oracle I Jr. —l Harold Muc-

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_1§)Qnnld; 2. Henry Jenkins.

Teacher. Mary I. MacDonald- BICE POINT SCHOOL

Honor Roll for January-

_ , cEa h . "23: ‘hriolPkhl-l- ‘M??- Ihohern

GruIIVIL-l- Murchison Mac- Eoehom; l, Constance MacEach-

lﬂl. 0nd V.--l Roll! M Donald. “m: llirl- ere l¥~'=lr."~'"~ Q .—- . U lV - Grad: IL- with MuEaoh-

"Ilium 1-1, Olive Mat-Down!!- Ruth ll' 2. Wayne Mac-

Eacherrl- 3, E a Eaohern. Pei-mt Attendance - Olive Mac- ‘ m1- atm - Ella 1m-

Eachetm.

Highest. Averuze Senior Gradu- Doulzlns Maolbchern.

H eat. ve Junior Grades- Helen Ma ugh , Ruth MacDona-

all. was Average in school — Each 93%. DEE“ MlclnurﬁToacher.

Nana's ﬂAlI-Dlﬂ ‘lhe sih of the Vatican was once eocwhd by the Genome of Km.

Who of us would want to be conﬂ barbed wire compounds in Gennany or Japan‘? THEIR PRISON CAMPS IS TOO WELL KNOWN. Who of us would even welcome the thought of wallowing through the mud and muck of Italy to the accompaniment of dive bombers, ﬂame throwers, and the incessant pounding oi‘ enemy artillery and machine guns?

BUT THOUSANDS OF OUR. NOBLEST CANADIAN YOUNG MEN ARE THERE . . . AND WHAT ARE WE DOING?

The Red Cross War Services Drive NEVER WAS THE NEED S0 GREAT

Prince Edward Island is the greatest success of an

o l. V.‘ 1: t ,< r >

There is one thing we can very deﬁnitely do, behind the RED GROSS $10,000,000 WAR SERVICES DRIVE in order to ensure that the work among Prisoners of War. Blood Plasma. Service, and all the other services to battleﬁeld casualties and helpless victims of war may be continued and enlarged, as the exigencies of war make necessary. THIS IS OUR PLAIN DUTY AS GANADIANS.

FEUARY 24

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Then out oi‘ our abundance let us see to it that the Canadian Red Gross War Services Campaign receives, not the crumbs from our tables, but the more substantial gifts, that sustain life.

DO WE KNOW THE MEANING OF SACRIFICE?

opens February ZBth-AND AS RIGHT NOW!

planning to make the coming campaign y War Services Campaign in the history

The aim is to have every stibscription upped at least ten per cont. over last year. Many are doing and will do much better than that.

The Reel Cross Needs For l9llll- BLOOD and GOLD BULLETS

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