MATINEES A N D EARLY SHOWS

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CAPITOL - NOW PLAYING

SHOWS AT 3.15 — 7.00 and 8.45

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WRBSTLIN A iAP , "MYSTERY Mina"...

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Fiity tolnoms down with sleuth

m . . . lust one of the terriﬁc thrills

with the men oi our ‘little Novyl”

A Iereineunt Picture with RICHARD

a ARLEN' PARKER

7.- RUSSELL

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Iwuiar meeting of sprint;

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EXTRA! NEWS —SPORTS f SUPERMAN C 10-114 Y

FRIDA Y and SA T.

PRINCE ED WARD [iron i - r.

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Plus ADVENTURES OF FLYING CADETS AND MUSICAL COMEDY

mime thAT-"eﬁiing ten ineiiibérTs and two visitors present. Minutes us meeting were read and Next month roll call to be by on exchange of ﬂower "v-mw‘ "P": .l*".:*.°'2:::i:"* s x y p; distric

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en’, Institute was heiaioivawvvd- -n, at the home of Mrs. lnswefsd svor Hansen. with Mrs. Bumoc PYQWM in the absence of the Plbsidozit end vie, OPcned in reg WM answered

School committee PGDOFtBd REP?!‘ knitgtjn“ nn towels and soap bought for school.

MP0 “president. Meet- fruit Bent s: by . e Denzil MacLure. 3 Weldon Sowler. Grade

The Academy Award winners o! “How Green Woe My Valley" dogetlieragalnl

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ADVANCE SALE l 0 F E v E N I N o TICKETS AT lisox-oiiirici: THIS F r E R N 0 0 N

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SHOWS 1 - s45 - MATINEE SAT. ONLY 2.30

Tradition iisvsrsod in M-G-Ws Thriller, “Above Suspicion"

gsgn bﬁlh-gllérlil novel. "Above c on." Capitol ‘Phcatre. e screen o‘ the

Joan Crawford is the ‘

has an 88W time of showing his devotion, Conrad Veidg finds him- self in a new type of role. For he 1s not a villain inthls piece but e lll‘.‘.'.'£§“..“ll.° ..'°""’.'.‘, .1". 6 Uh QYWOI‘ . B Ra-thbone is ruthless as the Gusto. ptie agent who masquerade: an n l‘ l’! .

Barrie Film is

The Glnmoroun Bride I

young bride and Fred Maclvlurray‘

Thrill-Packed i

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Bom-brcro Kid." a new Republic

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"Y ynn cri- ck has ti. leading feminine role in the m: lure. which the excellent suppoit. lﬂﬁ‘ cast. includes such favorites a;

I-Iamblen. and

film. was also the associate pgg. ducer.

n James. Joel Friedldn, Rand. Brooks. Robert Humans. Stuart. 30b McKenzie.‘ Gevrse Sherman. who directed the‘

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omrmo ins ouruw urnmesi momma son m: mom ro macs run snares or m rmrure noronious time: “a” 5W1 591i W‘ Till Adllniitlunlhtyhl Wm‘! Wiﬂlellul

LYNN NERRICK ROBERT HUMANS iililil JAMES

Mrs. Burt icportccl $23.05. proceeds irccn ruiuiiagc sale held l Feb. The some school and sick ccunnittccs were appointed for this month. Mrs. Garnestcr too the mccnbers to her licme for the May meeting. Lunch ccrnnittce Mrs. Burt Mrs. Burlioe. Meeting adjourned. A de- licious lunch was served by Mrs. Hansen assisted by Mrs. Cameron and lvlrs. Sims.

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Honor Roll for month of Much.

Senior Department Grade X -- l Ruby Vanlderstine.

Grade IX — 1 Hamid Gates. 2 Carl Crosby.

Grade VIII - l Aurilda ‘Irainor. 2 Billy Chowen, 3 Alice Cam bell.

Grade VII - l. Bonnie Saw er, 2 Erdine Macllurc. 3 Buddy Curley.

Grade VI - 1 Jciin MacKlnnon 2 Ralph Frizzell 3 Edison VanIder-

111C. Perfect attendance: Billie Chowcn Artie Chowcn. Himary Dept. Grade V - 1 Betty Hurray. 2 Bernal Bowler, Hedi: Mac- Kinnon. G-mde 1V -. Sidney H . z Irving Prizzell, 3 Elroy MacLure. Grad III - 1 Elsie Hickon. 2 I1 (a) — 1 M rtle Vesy.

Grade II (b) — l Him i.h Camp-r

bell2 Harold MncKinnon. S Derrll BKELUIO. ‘Grade I (a) — l Violet VanIder- ne

This War-Four Q

Years Ago

Arrm. 21. 1940-Briti.ai1 troops ’°° withdrew to lens exposed positions

i — 1 Maxine Sowlcr. . (Bhowen Prod Cliowen, Betty Hurry, Sidney

Hickon. Tne Hlekon: Assistant.

il. ii. ll. Manager

Makes Strong Appeal For Loan Support

soon N ll M-"Om. Lhl

Lorne O'Connor 3 Kathleen Walsh.

.“Lassie Como liome”

lvide; hleart throbs, smiles and sus- n

VERNON RIVER Dramatic Society

Will Present

Their Ploy

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NOTRE DAME

ACADEMY HALL CIIABLOTTEOWN Friday. April 28th

Sponsored by Nolre Dame Alumnus 8.15 pan. Tickets 36c

BENTNAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for hows of locel interest. but v

COOKS ior Photos. CONFEDEBATION LIFE IN SUIIANCE.

BRENT ARRIVAL. — Dress- rnakcr suit-s. coats, drcssu and hats. Kennedy's Ladies Wear-é at

Y. M. C. A. BOYS’ and Girls’ Gym- inonstrstion. Fridays

‘°..'~h' radium Dc “m” “m” ‘°'“‘i*" i" mqAprll 38th at 1.00 r. M. Silver w, collection at door. 4-27-21.

LOUIS HARRIS will speak 0n

istunday. April 30th at Alexandra B.

ll A M. and Haulbrooll n; 3 P. M. 4-27-11.

HUNDREDS TURNED sway the lust time. Get your tickets now for the Mart Kenny dance Monday May l. l0 um. till 2 a.m. No ticket sale at door Sponsored by Char- lottetown Gyro Club. 4-20-91

DISCLAIMER. — Gordon N. McLeod, Breadalbane, wishes it to be known that he is notthe per- son referred to in the extract from the Halifax Chronicle reproduced in Monday's Guardian.

THE FIRST AND SECOND Girl Guido Companies will repeat their play "The Magic Whistle". April 27th at 7.30 P. M. St. Paul's Parish Hall. Admission ﬁ cents. 4 26 2‘

LED HORSE PARADEk-Mbn- day's Horse Parade. held in con- junction with the Victory Loan opening was led by Frankie R. Clark Jr.. on his pony Queenie and the band oi the 82nd Roiliimnt. C. A. B.T.C., W215 on a Victory float haul- ed by a tractor owned by Horace Willis. The Hi hland Farm team was owned by 0c 6a Son. the 6M’- riage team by R Parkman. and Golden is owned by Mr. Diell. Two teams were owned by I...M Poole and two others by W. H. Horne.

ST. ANNDS SCHOOL

Honor Roll oi St. Amrs School or the month of March.

rode X - l Jackie O'Connor. a IX — 1 Austin Traincr and oyle iequali 2 Teresa Blan-

ard ' Grade VIII - l Kathleen Bolger. 2 Margaret Dc‘

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' Grade VII —el Nora Doyle. 2’

Vernon O'Connor. ‘ ' G "e VI " i. . G d

"a- - l Lenora Maclsaac,

2 Stznlien Walsh

ro e IV —— 1 ‘Faustlna Doyle. 2

_Marjoi'le Walsh.

Grade II — l llnerick Woisli, 2.

Grade Ila! - i Louis Blanchard Grade I lb» \ l Ronald Bclger. Teacher: Kahlil-eon Wnlslrl

Gripping Story of A Boy and ilis liog

A great dranTa-oi the great love o! n small boy and his dog pro-

pense “Lassie Come Home." story of e 808cm; collic's thou- sand-mile journey to find and join her oung master, now playing st the rlnce Edward ‘Theatre.

The tale deals with ie. a golden brown and white collie owned by Sam Carracluugh (Don- aid Crisp) in Yorkshire. and idol- iﬂﬁd by hi! ybuhs son Joe (Roddy McDowell.) Poverty forces Carra- clough to sell the animal to a. wealthy Duke (Nigel Brudcl. who moves her to Scotland. Lassie es- ous adventures. and returns. al- capes and makes hcr way s thou- sand miles. amid various danger- most dead. to her Yorkshire hbﬂélO.

0'10 . Apr MIG 01 Edit llWBlMWlBhl-a 1t l5 im-

perative that our boys on tho lighting fronts. in the air and on the sou. should know that the peo- plc back home are behind tnem with ell the resources at their oom-

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ursc all snplwccs on the At- lantic Region of the Canadian N ional to muchase vlc bond to the fullest extent of their financial resources in the know- ledge that this will speed tho vic-

b our boys back soon- otilcrwise th

and employees on the r ion on the openin of the Sixth V awry Ioen

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ings o1 railway capnvesssrs at dlv-

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n oom- Pﬂ “leech Nova Booth end oantlrawith u uanhiin. ill-Wm

H.6- 1o officer. Maritime railway. national war finance committee. and these meetings were well ettoridod.

KING-GTON W. l.

The il sot-ins o! Kingston . I. wahgulﬁtldmst the homsegi Mrs-

wm. o awn vii-h followed by Creed in n. nutos of meeting were read

south of Dombes in Norway. Ger- w“ “ma; u, i" a mum-t we.

man charges that the Allies plan- 11 p05“); , 5 n 1 d gle ned to invade Norway before the gnu‘ "y: mia-mnplirls. Neal invasion denounced by the y“ dwidgd in get toilet paper for

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Allied supreme War Council est _ n4 e eonvalescent "duvlclble lice." Norwegian mcr- ehnelmoglnsgrsszcrdgl-‘Next Roll cell

h t. srln placed t th dil- be lth h c so.“ opt c l c prayer-ed w an cxc eng

the Norwcgien govern. merit, -

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Next? plane: of meeting L the

Boo solves e problems the Con-ac ough family.

Fred M. Wilcox directed with skill and sympathy. Smith's photogra hy in Techni- color, including o

dOB mud: [or the Eric Knight slog.

‘home of Mrs. mo“. Willis. Col- lection amounted to 96c and 26o

‘will be emonG the subscribers.

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CHANGES

Effective Sunday, April 30, I944

Ihﬂ Information Inna qonlo

EA AIIAI IATIOIAL

For Foot Ailments

coseun l-I. J. A. BROWN. D.P.

Orthopedic

BIIIROPUIIIST

‘Minesweeper’ Pays Tribute

l To Naval Men l-

Anoiihor phase of the hamnb‘ ous undertakings of our fighting‘ men is dramatized in a new Purs- mount ection - thriller. "Mine- sweeper," starring Richard Arlen. Jean Parker- and Russell Hayden. due today at. the Capitol Theatre.‘

In the picture. Arlen. a Naval lieutenant. deserts alter becoming‘ involved in a series of gambling‘ debts. When the Japs bofnbardi Pearl Harbor. however, Arlen can't ;eslst the urge to get back irilo uni.‘

Joins a mineswceping unit but his astonishing know- ledge about gunnery serves to re- veal his true identity,

The picture ends with an excit- ing sequence in which Arlen saves his mate's life and sacrifice; his own while deionating a Jap mine.

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i Ellen's Diar i z y: By An Island Farmer's Wile s OOO-OQQ-OO-OOOQO-O-OOQO-QOO-OQ: K (Continued frqm__page _ 2i Particularly my thoughts are with the women in my own category- ths farmers wives, I think too of the various sources, whence that money to be so invested. comes. There's an old adage "Sovc the pennies and the dollars will take. care of themselves." This i5 indecdv very often the way we farm‘ W0m€n have our income—ln pen-l nies. We save perhaps from thci EBB-money. or the chicken money‘ or maybe we have “that pig of, mine". We save so carefully for there are so many things to rem-i ember when we even think oil careless spending. There was the depression following the last war. when a bond would have helped us so much. Could we linve_n repiti-i tinn of that‘? It ls n trite saving but I have noticed very true: I-iis- p tory repeats itself. We women have so much to be thankful for on this Island. Instead of the roar oi guns we have bird-song at dawn Andi Wm] me dusk comes dowil." We are not lakcn n; forced lnbsreixr: We dig and plant our gardens ‘ neace~a labor of love We do n‘ burn our cherished homes as p‘; of a scorched earth policy: w clean and polish and enjoy an‘; Neither we nor our children starving: We have plenty, and i‘! spare, It is no sacrifice for no! i‘ on Island farms-or cii'—io' mnk" do, to make over. to save to buy. bonds, so to bring cur boys home.’ to bring the blessed day; cf peace nearer and as security for our- selves in days to come. so I fecl sure that <- "v woman from East Point to Capo. from the Strait of Nnnliiinibrrlmid on the South to the bcld writers of the} Gulf on the North will do every-i thing in he: power to secure bondsl for herself anti her loved cries. Where we serve, we ma!‘ m? d0 thus er that in rid the our effort in scmc spectacular way but we

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HS Greet George llreet CIIABIATITITOWN. I.I.l.

J. E. ll. WORTH

SURE THING- TASTES 600D AS

MY MOTHER'S BREAD

—to bake bread iust right use Fleischmcmn’: FRESH Yeast

Good bread brings food value plus to meals today. It

supplies Vitamin B, and is a quick energy replacer~

and low in cost. A ﬁne stretcher for scarce: foods, loo!

If you bake at home use Fleischmanrfs fresh Yeast for

bread that's good every time. This dependable yeast

hes been Canada's favorite for over 70 years. Ask your ~ grocer for FlcisChmantfs/resb Yeast-with the families

yellow label.

"M" llllll-IMINY YOUR lilIT by eating 2 sakes e0

m Il-IISGNIAANWS lush Yeast ovary dey. This fresh c‘N‘°A Yeeet le en excellent natural oeuvre et the Important I Complex Vitamins.

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Nina Until ‘Tomorrow Good-Mrs Topping died rwenuy aged 8.7‘ 3 r and it $22.1 to the church "to pro- l LONGTON- Enziwd - Ice» -. ~..~‘i~‘3.¥l“iS"@"°'§Z.§i§é"’.r§3§-‘llilill 3 I .

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When your Victory Loan Salesman cailnonyou D1985! be prepared to give him your Subscription

Do not ask him to call bar].-

His time is valuable, and gas in rationed He is doing a patriotic duty

Give him your full co-operaiion

THIS IS IMPORTANT

National War Finance Committee

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Attention Farmers Near l Charlottetown

We are well stocked with fertilizer" to be delivered the very moment the roadropcn and we are in s position to serve the some number of customers that we served last year with the same amount of fertilizer.

Orders for fertilizer must be in within a few days and we especially ask for your cooperation duo to the fact. that, on account of ill health. l have been out of the office p almost continually since the first of January and I have to . go io Montreal sometime in the next three weeks for an- other operation.

We sea no daylight ahead on the turnip market. The outlook of the potato market this spring is not at all desirable.

Frank B. Clarke

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By Ken Roynolds

QUICKIES

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' “I can tell by the look on yonrfnce-xou hired an- other oifice girl with a Guardian Want Ad!“