so .clean!

s-ass; vssarun samos cut dusting time in half! Surface dirt rolls oi! this satin-smooth aluminum. Flexaluin is so much easier to clean. Just bend slat.s apart .'a'.3Jtl;ey snap back by themselves. porfectlvll rl.sniIt?i'or'vasi r6'i5'ruis.1lB'fi'w'ian i It won't rust or ssg; never cracks, chips or peels. Resists weather-stains, too. Custom- mado only . . . your choice of 14 decorator colors

your assurance nfjincst quality...the''t'isibIs- ' invisible" Flcxalum name an crcry slat.

Ask to see the new Plastic Tapes. Eleven beaut- iful colouts. Fadeproof and clean. Our service in- cludes complete installation at lowest possible blind

F. A. s. JONES

129 Kent st. Phone 2188 CIIARLOTIETOWN -

, choose From The

Noble 800 '

MORE THAN 800 MEN'S SUITS NOW LINE OUR RACKS. NEW SPRING SUITS

A 29.50 to 54.50 oasaaome rorcoars . .. 22.50 to 59.50

Both Suits and Topcoots have risen S10 since we bought - but we are selling or the old prices. Select yours today.

We still have a few 2-Pent SUITS left at 532.50

In Gabardine: and Worsted:

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MEN'S STORE -. I44 GREAT GEO. ST. -

.IIIIcY OIIANGES 4 ooz.v- s1.oo

GRAPEFRIIIT. 49!. as: me: TOMATOES. pkg. 25: HEAD Lmucaexm lge. .. 29: CELERY. Extralge. I9: JELLO. assorted. 3 pkgs. .. . 21c ALL"-IRAN. lge. pkg. 25c TOILITTISSIJE. 3rolls 21: PRIPAIID MUSTARD. ea. to: man on VELVEETA cussss. pkg. . . 31: reanursunsn. 9os.bottIo 25: clams suns. 2o ox. tins. 2 for .. 35: V-8 QIIICE. 6 tins 41c veal-tssrrsa. lb. 19: wsiiuurs. mm. Vzlb. 35: casings PILCI-IARDS. 2 tins 31: Radio"-nas. Ztlns 31: CIIAMIIY sums. 2 lbs. .......'sI.49 StYAnl.Is. 3plbs....?....-,.-..;.. 29:

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cotlnw. roportod an overall in- crease of fifty mentors. the to- III. " S M791 513.

Tish colon); is reserved for news of loop! lllhsoat. our advertising os o aewsy nature Inn. be inserted as Ms cents a word. etrtesl; pay- able in advance. ' 5

Jl.I!MY'l TAXI-non: - 918.

IOWADD hleolNNlB I00!- WIAI at 115 Queen Street.

CBAIWIH. trot Better Photo- graphs. t

INTI!!! son DRAMA sass!- VAL close this week! Forward same imlnodiatoiy to Mrs. Ray Maolood. Graham's Road.

NEW SHIPMENT shortie Costs and Suits arrived at The F5 hion Shoppe.

IIFIIGIBATOBS. Ranges. Mo- tors and Washer repairs. Storey Electric. Phone 3007.

"COME TO THE .FAIB" featur- ing a sobbing sax and an old time fiddler.

CHARTER. suanrs to any point in Canada or the United States for passengers or cargo. Phone Maritipie Central Airways Limited. 2061 or 540.

AT THE AUCTION of Frank Clarke's machinery on Friday a second tractor will be added. Musey Harris pony tractor, 3 years old.

CITY POLICE COURT -,At the stlpendiary Magistrate's Court. yesterday. the remanded case of a man charged with assault causing bodily harm was further remand- ed until April l9th. Two men charged with being drunk and in- capable appeared. One was fined 55 an costs or 10 days in jail and the ther was remanded for one

week.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY -The funcul of the late Robert ii. Smith of 68 Chestnut St.. was

held yesterday afternoon from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home. The ser- vice at the home and grave was conducted by the Rev. H. E. D. Ashford. The pallbearers were: Edward MacNevin. Gary Mac- Nevin, L. S. MacNevin. Bonner Dalziel. Robert Dalzlel and. Ed- ward Dalzlel. Interment was in the People's Cemetery.

FORMER ISLANDER. PASSES- Word has been received in Char- lottetown of the death yesterday in south Easton. Mass. of Ken- neth W. Finlayson, formerly of this City. He passed away at his home on Church street after a lengthy illness. He was a son of the late Kenneth and Jane E. Fin- layson (nee Warren) of Char- lottetown. I-Iis sisters. Mrs. Jean Crockett and Miss Helen V. Fin- layson of Charlottetown were with him when he passed away. The funeral will be held Saturday af- ternoon from the Congregational Church at South Easton.

ZION Y. 1'. S MEETING. - On Tuesday evening Zion Young Peo- ple's society held their regular weekly meeting. opening with a lively sing song led by Mr. Frank Johnson. The devotional period under the leadership of Roddie I-lickox. opened with "The Call to worship." The Scripture lesson Saint Matthew ll read by Rene MacNovin. The topic for the even- ing "The Saint John's Fund" was read by Daveda Maciiachern. The

hymns runs were: "Onward! Christian Soldiers" and "Today Thy Mercy Calls Us." Devotions

closed with the Lord's Prayer. It was decided to hold the closing banquet on May lat. The young people remained after the regular meeting to repair the Church hymnbooks.

Personals

Miss Norma Lee Haslam has re- turned to Prince of Wales College after her brief illness.

Friends of L. E. (Red) I-lowatt will be sorry to learn of his Illness. He is a patient in the Prince Ecl- wud Island Hospital.

The many friends of Mrs. Frank Dixon. North Tryon. who has been a patient in the P. E. I. Hospital. will. be pleased 30 hear that she is convaiescing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wendell Lea, City.

Card Of Thanks

I wish to thank the Doctor. Nurses and Staff of Montague Hospital, the clergyman and all kind friends who visited me dur- ing my illness. Also to those who sent flowers. treats and cards a sincere Thank You. i

Earle A. Macllonsid.

IN METLORIAM

In loving memory of my dear son

CLARENCE L. DAVIBON who was drowned at Freetown. April IIIII. 1041.

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nownmtrs sroar Lona: 191' "5111!!! Ind, Collin; supplies.

HOMEOIAPT sale at Market House. Friday. April mm,

DIAUTIPUL GOUIIIAK Gold Stripe Hosiery at Wright's. '

MIA! Ill. ,0. lI.ViILI.lf1' loo fun and Bonshaw qusrtetto sing In Hampton hall on Thursday. April 19th at 8 pm.

PENGUIN AND PILI-CAN POCKET B001! and. Children's Books are now' available at The Island Book Roan on Great George Bite”. Charlottetown.

d ngisurgszmuo, CLINIC! con- II0 Y Department Health and Welfare will be held on

Thursday. April lath. Spring Park school. 1.30 P. M. ce Street School 230 P. M. I fants. end Pro-school children in 3

months to 5 years. will be protect- ed against Diphtheri . Whooping Cough and Totlnill. p

News & Views

of IIGAF Station

ssnnsrshlo By All: T ' , .

L. A. C. V. A. Nsugler, a Plumb- er. is posted to Number 2 Care and intonance Unit. Calgary, where he will report on Ap- r .

1". L. H. T. Wilson, Navigation Officer, who has been on the in- structing staff of the Air Naviga- tion School, will arrive at A. M. C. .1. 5., Washington, D. C.. on Tues- day, April as, where he has been transferred.

F. L. A. W. Bstchelor. Naviga- tion officer. has been transferred to A. M. C. J. 5. London. England. where he will report on April 24.

Mr. Frank Teaky of the Toronto (Daily star visited this station during the past week when photo- graphs were taken of the students on course at the A. N. 5. under the North Atlantic Treaty Organ- ization. D I

The French students. who are studying at the A. N. S. under the N. A. T. 0.. spent the past week. end in Quebec City, P. Q.. when they were the guests of the Kins- men's club.

The Senior Non'-Commissioned Officers hsld s. very successful and onioyablo "Hard Ti.i'aes Par. W" in their lounge on Monday evening. April 16. Rofrsahmenta were served and music for danc- Inc was supplied by Ted Aliens and his Orchestra.

The R. O. A. l'. station Green. wood I-looiutorspmet the 5:. C. A. P. station summorslde basketball team at the Community centre here on Sunday afternoon. They were defeated by s. score of rising:

Good Progress Continued from page 1

way during the time the Scroll of Friendship and Log Book were on the Island. and the splendid backing received from the press and radio at all times.

Miss Gladys Hart. International Commissioner, referred to the many countries in which Guiding is thrivins. and stated she has endeavoured to acquaint all com- panies and packs with the Inter- national phase of Guiding.

Provincial Commissioner of Lone Guides. Miss Carrie Holman. reported that oil Patrols of Loncs have been visited during the year and as a result. their numbers have increased. The Lanes look forward eagerly to receiving their own paper "The Merry-Go-Round" which is compiled locally and forwarded to them four time; 1 year.

Mrs. G. E. Hsrtlcn. Head of Training, commented on the suc- cessful Guide.-rs' Training Course which was held during the month of March under the skilled lead- ership of Mrs. Harry Cudrnore. Di.ploma'd Guider. and said plans sre'now- underway for the hold- ing of a Provincial Training Con- ference next September.

Miss Suzanne MscKinnon. Pro- vincial Camp Adviser. stated that two Guide Camps were held last summer - at Fernwood and North Rustico - with 100 Guides and 20 Guiders camping. Also, two Guides from New Brunswick at- tended the Camp at North Rus- tico while two of our Guides at- tended one in New Brunswick. Miss Lucille Mcausid. of Sum- rnerside. was privileged to act as a Camp Counsellor at Jack- sonville. Florida. last July and August. Miss Maoxinaon also In d that a National Guido Clmp'Is to be held the latter part of July. 132, near Ottawa. for ten days. It is expected isboul 1.000 Guides from all over the Dominion will attend it.

Mrs. Morton Dew. Hospitality that the com- .. snumentv for the holding of the annual and semi-smauai meetings, and re- grettcd that their former chair- man. Mrs. C. H. leer, had found it necessary to resign.

The Field Secretary. Mrs. Fred Jenkins. gave a most encouraging report oi progress in the Guiding world, but gave most credit to the Brownies who have excelled themselves not only in badge work but also in handicrafts. Guide Laws moot strotmy stressed dur-

ing the year were Loyalty and Kindness as no Company or Pack con function successfully with- out obeying them. but was paid to throughout the Province for the fine work they are doing in train- ing our youth.

special tri- all Guiders

Miss lphigenie Arsensult. Divis- ion Comrnissionor for Ousuva

,1 elsewhere in this paper.

being

Mrs. Reginald Holman, Reming- too. Division Commissioner for Prince County. also reported an increased membership. but re- gretted thot the Borden Company is not functioning at present. Leaders to urgently needed in Prince ounty. and it is hoped that before fall activities begin many new ones will be forthcom- ing. All Guido and Brownie ac- tivities were enthusiastic "y re- deivod and well attended. and the Camp to be held in Femwood dur- ing the month of July is now be- ing organized.

The report of the Provincial Cornmisioner. Mrs. P. G. Hutche- son. was read in her absence by Mrs. L. E. Prowse. and appears

Officers: Elected

On motion of Mrs. Ralph Du- mont, District Commissioner. the reports were adopted, after which Mrs. H. L. Palmer gave the re- I port of the Nominating Com- mlttee. The Officers. Executive and Council Merribers. elected for the following year s.re:- Honorsry President, Mrs. T. W. L. Prawse

Honorary Vice-President, Mrs. John Roay

Provincial Conunisaioner, Mrs. P. G. Hutcheaon '

Deputy Provincisf Commission- er, Mrs. L. E. Prowse

Secretary - Treasurer. F. Piclurd. , Assistant Secretary - Treasurer. Mrs. G. Whiteside (until Oct.) Exeuctive Comonittoe: Mrs. C. H. Beer, Mns. C. Gavan Duffy, Mrs. G. E. Hlrtlen, Mrs. Neil Matheson, Mrs. H. L. Palmer, Mrs. Gordon Foe-ior. Mrs. Gordon Avard. Mrs. James Cerry. Mrs. Alex Matheaon. Mns. F. Walter liynd- man. Mrs. Blair Elderkin. Sum- morsidc. Mrs. Elmer Offer. Sum- merside, Mrs. Thane Campbell, Su-mmerslde. Mrs. L. Sadier. Mrs. H. Cudmore, Mrs. E. M. Bagnail, Mrs. W. J. P. MacMiiian, Miss Mona Wilson. Mrs. Ivan Horne. Mrs. D. M. MaLGuire. Mrs. Alan MacMillsn. Mrs. Morton Dow. Mrs. James Blake. Mrs. J. D. McGui- gan. Mrs. Wilfred Perry, Sum- meraide. Mrs. Alex Horne, Sum- morside, Mrs. Jack Watson, Sum- merside. Mrs. Emile Gauthier. Rustico. Mrs. D. C. Tompkins. Summerside. all Commissioners.

Council Mernbe .: Mrs. Fran-k Murray, Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs. E. Huocheson, Mrs. D. M. Malone. Mrs. H. C. Bohaker. Mrs. J. F. Connolly. Mos. N. E. DeBiois. Mrs. W. E. Hyndman. Mrs. Ewen Mac- Dougall, Mrs. Fred MaeMi11an. Mrs. Fred Muliaiiy. Souris, Mrs. Maurice Mill.Summorslde.M1'l- 3- Shaw, Mrs. J. D. Davidson. MITS- H. E. D. Ashford. Mrs. J. T. Irwin. Mrs. A. H. Duvar, Mrs. W. J. P. MaoMil1an, Mrs. T. H. B. Somers. Mrs. Prank Burke. Mrs. A. B. Cutliffe. Mrs. W. D. Glllii. Mrs. J. A. Lawson. Mrs. Claude McKay, Montague. Mrs. J. A. Maohdillan, Mrs. Malcolm McLeod. Lorne Val- ley, Mrs. J. A. Arsenault. Sum.- morside. Mrs. Henry Wedge. Sum- merside. Miss J. Jullorton, Mrs. B. Earle MacDonald, Mrs. A. E. A;-sqsault, Pres. Guiders Club. Mrs. G. Dehlois, Mrs. L. W. Good- wtin, Mrs. J. P. Lsntz. M!'I- 1-- Maabonsld. Mrs. Parnell .M.shon. Mrs. Peter MaoPhee, Sou:-is, Mrs. W. A. Reddin. Mrs. Georle Tweedy, Mrs. D. T. MacNeill. Summorslde. Mrs. P. Mclfinnon. Mrs. H. M. Simpson.

Ropresonvtativea of the Canadian Council -- Miss Mona Wilson: Provincial Camp Adviser. Miss Suzanne McKinnoni IIWHMI-l0Ml Commissioner. Mm Gladys hart: Provincial Lona Cormnlasioner. Miss Carrie Holman: Public Rela- tions Commissioner. Miss Lillian Duchornin; Hood of Training. Mrs. G. E. l-lartlen; Rinsnce. Mrs. James Cerry; Awards, Miss Mom Wilson. .

Division and District Commis- sioners - Division of Queens. Miss I. Areomult; District South Char- lottetown. Mrs. J. G. MacDonald; District North Charlottetown. Mrs. R. G. Dumont: Division of Kings. Mrs. L. H. Poole: District E--t Kings. Mrs. Ambrose Steele: Divis- ion of Prince. Mrs. J. R. Holman: District West Prince. Mrs. J. J. McNallyE Field Secretary. Mrs. F. S. Jenkins (until Oct.) Auditor, Mrs. l:. M. Malone.

Mrs. Harry Cudmore moved a vote of thanks to the Hospitality Committee for iuvins amnsed the lunch . Ind Mrs. J. G. Mac- Donald seconded the motion. Mrs. Prowse announced that Guide and Brownie handicraft was on display in the Hotel lobby and in- vited all present to. inspect some at the conclusion of the meeting.

Mrs.

Coausslsslonor's Iepost

Following is the text of the re- port of the Provincial Commu- aioner. Mrs. G. F. Hutchuon: '

"As another Girl Guido year comes to a close we look back at our successful Raisin Dly. Oil; Camps operatod. our Course 0 Training for Guiders completed. our First Class work ro-organiz- ed. and all the work of organise- tion undertaken and cormleted by competent conunittees in each en- deavour-all to the benefitoof the Guldls and Brownies. One thing must always be kept in mind. that. no matter what the work or what detail of the moment is up- perrnost in our minds. the train- ing of the Guides and Brownies for useful citiunship is the ulti- mate goal of all the members of the Guide family who work so untiringly each year.

"We are very pleased to wal- come Mrs. T.W.L.,Prowse. the wife of our Lieutenant-Governor, as our No ,7 President. She is a worthy successor to Mrs. Bernard. who always showed a gracious ititerost in our organiza- tion.

"rs: coming of the Scroll and Log Book to our Province as a sit from British sister Guides to Cenodian Cuidas gave impetus to early autumn guiding. Particu- larly. that memorable week when it was displayed so that as many

as well as trionds of Guiding. were able to see the work which took t:uch tiina patience, and ill- ent comp e . "Abdut the time Province, we were notified that s Log Book was to be compiled Is a gift to British Guides from Canadian Guides. Prince Edward island was allotted eight pages, and in the short time at our dis- posal our Companies and Packs really showed their ingenuity. creative talent and euthusium for the task which they made a pleasure. Upon receipt. of these pages in Toronto a letter of ack- nowledgement was written to me with the comment-'Simply de- lightful'. "there is no necessity for me to say anything further about our year's work as you have heard it all summed up in individual re- ports. "During the year Mrs. R. H. Rogers of Charlottetown and Mrs. Elmer Dunn-inog of'Montague have passed sway. Mrs. Dunning was unable to be active for some time before her death. Mrs. Rogers had an active part in our work until last spring. Both will be greatly missed in Guiding. "I announce with regret the resignation of Mrs. P. S. Jenkins, our capable Field Secretary, who for reasons of health feels that after September first she can no longer set in that capacity. All the Guides and Brownies. espec- ially those from country compan- ies and packs, are going to miss her training and her happy self at their meetings. Unless a suc- cessor can be found. which at the moment seems very doubtful. each Division and District Commis- sioner is going to find her next year filled with many new re- sponsibilities and actual work. ”As you will note on your list of nominations, Mrs. Whiteide's resignation takes effect in Octo- ber at the time of our scmi-an- nual meeting. We regret this very much as efficiency has al- ways been the keynote of her work with us. To her and to Mrs. Jenkins we extend our thanks for work done and regret that it must end. "Mrs. J. H. Cerry is to be the head of our Finance Committee replacing Mrs. D. MacGuire who has done outstanding work. I know Mrs. Corry will have the same whole-hearted support of everyone in her new undertaking. "During the year each member of the Executive has been a tow- er of strength to us, and I could not tell you friends of the help. encouragement. and good advice I have received from them. Per- haps other Executive members will forgive me if I mention my Deputy--Mrs. L. E. Prowse-who. as a newcomer to the Guide fam- ily, has helped me so much. The

it left our'

ovaa crcv mulch I 11 PM. to 11:15 PM.

In A Itevlew of the Issues in the Provincial Election

Aid Tests by Red Cs-on officials and they showed a knowledge of the skills and theory of the srbiect.

Mr. M.soLeod is a oortifiod. Red Cros llirst Aid Instructor and at present is tncmm this subject 7:0 l.l'l6 Cadets at Prince of Wales College.

The following boys at wmxm. School have received certificates: Gerald Acorn. Earl Brown. Dun- ning Bulmnn, Alan Comobsllo Alan Chandler. Eddie Cutcliflli Tommy Davies, Jackie Garnhullll Lewis Kays. Peter Ksys. Torbil Kennedy, Wilfred Kennedy. Rob- ert. McKarris, Garth HICLOI-Ii. Billy Nelson, Frederick Seller. Aibdllllall Taweel. Gordon Tweedy. Harold Younker. David MacDon- ald.

Community College first All

Class

week of the semi-annual. and now, the annual meeting. without any forewarndng. she was left to carry on in my place. When I had to ask her I felt how unfair it was to her, but she. without question or doubt, said: 'Cortain- ly, I'll do my best'. Can you think of a. happier note on which to end the report of a happy year in Guiding "

Prince Street School First Aid Classes

The Prince Street School Cadets of Grades 8 and 10 have com- pleted a course in Junior First Aid and Red Cross Certificates have been issued to the success- ful candidates. Miss Mabel Math- eson, Red Cross First Aid in- structor taught both of these classes and the results of the final tests taken by the students reflected her caret training. The following boys wil receive Jun- ior First Aid Certificates:

Grade 9:-

Jamcs Roderick Ainsworth. Al- lison Bulman. Douglas Cudmore. Berman Johnston, Norman Kelly. Harold Kemp, Mark Ladner. Ar.- gus MacLaren, Donald MacLeod. Jackie MaeLeod, Errol MacNeil, Kenneth MaoPhai1. Blois Manual. Alan Massey. Donald Moore, Charles Murley, Ernest Owen, John Paterson. Norman Tweci. James Walker. Donald Wcbstenl Cyril Wheatley, Ralph Whitehead, Jack Williams.

Grade 10:-

Verne Ainsworth, Douglas Clark, George Clark, Alan Douglas, Roger Gardham. Garth Herring, M P Warren Hood. Wilfred I-Iybes, Bnsce Leibch, Malcolm MacFad- .,M,M I yen, Charles Hugh Maclfinnon. Robert Simms, Albert Stairs. HP . Wendell Stevenson. John Wheat- - icy, Gordon White.

The First Aid Class which WI: sponsored by the Red Cross and formed part of the program of the Summerside Community Coi- legc was completed early in AP- ril. Mr. Ralph A. Emery. Rod Crox instructor in both,l'lrs1 Aid and Swimming-and Water SIIOW conducted the weekly sessions. "