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TO-DAY - Splendid Easter Program "°;//`§~__,` 'V' lviA'i‘iNl~.s 'ruiJAY A1- soo _ _-

A Page From the Life On Broadway-Love-Thrills

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Broadway as it is-the Joys the triumphs' the team and Mill; the love and devotion

failures tml tragedies crests the romantic illusion theatrical life revealed in tense drama

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AND ms wonsmr lvrsron AND Mas. mo.

ONIGHT and TUES

MRS. HEART!

WEEN ACTS

LOCAL CAST

` SPECIALTIES MISS BARBARA McNEIL Presents POPULAR `PRICES

“APPLE BLUSSUM TIME” 3.2;'

EXCELLENT 3 -Act Comedy-Drama in Aid of To

' CHARLOTTETOWN HOSPITAL

CURTAIN 8.15 SHARP '

c-75c No Tax Your Seats Now ' i ' A vloi d R u s h

PRINCE EDWARD WEDNESDAY AND

GREAT

SPRING FASHION S

HQNDSOME LIVING MOD- f' ILS ON THE STA GE

lY0l'l= if: l\1cLeod’s displaying the last word in ~

iillons-coats, dresses, ensembles, milling;-y, e-» and furnishings for men, in ¢0-opgramm

.IONG wrrli sr-r.rNuln rsmwnn rim.;

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ff Esrrgrzi ` RALST N

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. hi 'iii-ated humor nnd t \\omul\_, scféitiuxllu style glmw ever

most hi' nd screcnem Tale of rhrisian lun a

fashion!

at new patent law in Llth ..“':;;f;;:;..s“;;.‘:° Central Guardian

period ol 15 years

DON’T MISS Auction Sale at 1

o'clock today at Fred Kcliy‘s, Doug-

Rubber Footwear ‘”

_‘ ,snow you Wm and Pm” M mb , WANTEZ-1Stilent salesman or show

Ur footwear, never before attempted cue' 'me ' 1°“g' ‘m°th°" 8 ft' gn y,-hm, Edward lgand, We Wm long. QLiotc`best cash price to P. 0. prepay any quantity to your address Box 130, Summcrslde. 2035-4--1-3i

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town. Collected by the Ladies Aid.

for women, the new suits, coats and

\VELL KNOWN HERE-Mr. W. G.

H038. has received a letter from Mr.

Frank Oliver_ 1 l f this it , < but now with Ztergvgy Staging with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Pomeroy shenectady New York in which he 1""°s this mmlns 1°' M°"t'°“1 °° says both his father and mother renew his studies m Mccm'

passed away within a, short time of

sch other Mr. Oliver wishes to be

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ERS remembered to an hi.-. chailolutown, Westem Guardian

htm .... friends. 1

-STUDENTS HOME-Among the -Mr. James Dodds of Charlotte- B

sc ma ac Tg,AN5p|;_nRED_ M,-_ Im Mc. students spending their Easier va-

muggnm Kenzle, son ol’ Major J. A. McKenzie, CBUOH Pt their homes Summer- ... whofor thepsstyear has been with 515° B" ‘°°Ti`i° Mi-ll" n “Diet lnli in 1°' the -1-rulirsx much or the rm-ris Rmmfmd Bivhlrdson. of the usu- m z Abatioir, previously being in the fsx Ladlescoliege; Miss Helen Mills

gmrlummwn branch, hm, been [rom Edgehill, Windsor, N. B., Mines mmsiéi-rea in London. ont., and ceeilutnlmms mu Hornet nmuhow. lesves this moi-ning to take up his Helen Monson. Mum Berry `Hol~ new duties. Mr. Mol-Ienzie is tabs mln- Film I-*~\"K¢» A190- N1°k°i5°i!» oonrritulsted on his well earned Keir _""1 H1111 _M¢G°‘1¢\f1» pmmggionj Wolfville snd' Mount Allison; Miss

- Elisabeth Cox. Miss Sybil Tenton.

Mlss'Norn_is McQusn*ie,' Miss Betty _ -Mr. I-larry Jones, of St. lllesnors. ,mm ' A Biliclsit, Btn). Ind `0lAir¢_ hll returned home fmln '.l'nlr0, N. I., _.__ 5 'n_nwn. Doris Lldstonef -ol-mode' _when hs stunned the Agricultural __»u,.,_ M,” Hmmm, who hu f Dalton, Jock snd_`Geor|e m- College for the winter months.-B V been mmm" an ,mm gn U_ g_ 5,, .

- i- §,ms-ueatoilcr homsmoan-mm,

rhsmon snow AT, 'IZHE rltmcs nwslln.-lroore at Molson Limited fr-olwrstina ,with the, rhestre

end Alley a

P. E. I. HOSPITAL 'acknowledge

with thanks donations of preserve, pickles from the ladies of Charlotte-

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THE GREAT FASHION SHOW on

Wednesday and Thursday, April 3rd and 4th, the new coats-dresses-hats

hats for men will be sholln on living models, at the Prince Edward, in con- nection with the splendid Theatre programme for the evenings Moore & MCLc0d Llmltod 2004 .i~29-2i

‘Freetown. -Mr. Earl Greensn end

Miss Clara. Greenan is spending her e

of Hope River, visited friends in Kin- ul

from the Bishop's Palace to the Cath-

Iy on entering the Cathedral. Right i Reverend Monsignor Maurice McDon- h

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l KINKORA PERSONALS-Mr. Vin- delivered In the Presbyterian Church

Cross.--Mr. Patrick Brennan was a very pleasing appearance and sangln visitor to Summerside on Monday- perfect harmony the beautiful Anth

Easter holidays at her home in Monc- At the evening service special solos ton.-Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mclsssc, ere rendered by members of the sd-

11 o'clocl< Mass the annual procession Ms.ry's Church during Holy Week of altar boys and clergy was held services were held each day. On Good h

Fr .

cdrai, the boys singing very pleasing- preached s very solemn and impres- r'

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ymns

sermon on the Ressurrection. After th; special Easter hymns were nicely 5 Mass the procession returned to the rendered by s. full choir. In Bt. Pours ° Palace. Church. special music was rendered h

the Children of Mery's choir at ef!

the early Mass. At High Mass; oeie- be

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cent Lawles, is visiting friends in at the morning service the Junior mm wummre and Ch,

oir of Sunday School children;

George spent the weeks sud in Kellys dressed ln white sluplloes, presented a

chosen for the morning service.

t choir. At 'Trinity United Church

-Miss Nellie Nickolson, of ide , is spending s. few days

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..'Mr. Herbert _Mur_plly, teacher Luclna. Knox tequml; 2, Henry Ar- I’m Alone It is anticipated thst suc Georgetown High School, is spending senault; 3, Roy Doucette had Melvlng a report will be transmitted throng iii-i E9-‘ii»@I‘ i10iifiHl'S ui his homo L1 Arsenault tequal); 4. Bernard Keen- the Canadian minister lt Wlshiili Panmure Island. ' ' 1 A te. t/on in the near future, Pending re

, -#- Grade V-1,Lena Gaudet; 2, Albert ceipt of this report the departmor

. .f'Misses Marlon and Gyms Doug- Aylward; 3. Claude Arsenauit; 4, Ed- is making no announcements wit

' ' las, teachers Prince Street School, gar Peters. respect to Canadas 13081111011 in ii astern Guardian are spending their Easter holidays in Grade IV-1, Flossie Doucette; 2, matter

W f Georgetown, the guests of their por- Irene Arsenault; 3, Lilian Bernqrd.

__qsLAN-DEB DEAD_»1-he déau-1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas. A Grade II-1, Guy Myers; 2 Pat Ayl~ EASTER

hors recently. th, solo paris in the Anthems were °°¢"1'1'¢d in Hiiiivr °11 Merch 15%. 1

i- taken by Mrs. Harry Allen and Mr.

AT SAINT DUNSTANS-Beautiful Ewen Nicholson. In the United Bap- 5

, wardi 3, Wilfred Doucette.

nd Mrs Cherry, formerly of Geo: RW* Ayiwafd ieqiiiiii 2» Austin DW' GIOU' be to God the King!

and appropriate Easter mmm was mt Chmch special Enter mmm was gewwn, une, ,, ,mfg mm” A11 th.; Honor Roll of Skinncl s Pond cette, 3 Melvin and Leslie Knox (eq ch;-ig; is risenl cm-15; 3 £1.53; rendered at the three last Masses st rendered, thesolo parts being taken m°di°°'1 *id md kind “H5318 °°“id h°°l mr Feblumy “al V - ~ Lei’ me °“t'h Wm* giun* mi st. nunstshu cathedral yesterday. At by Mrs. <nev.> A. Adams. In st. 4° W” d°H°» but G05 willed °ih°r~ cmd” IX"1' Vim” D°y1"‘ G’“"° 1 "°)*1°J°“i’ A’5°““““‘ 2- . lu

'fha death of mgmud Cherry Grade VIII (a)-1, l\lnrgnl'ct Ayi- Hilrold Doucette nild Elliot Bernard C1"-ly; is risen! H311 tm W,-

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M cast, ,_ glaom over me commwp ward; 2, Calettn. Aylwarci. I (equal): 3, Lloyd Perry and Wilbert walking in His Majesty

Reginald ch,,,y_ ,Mm ,on of -sKrNNElt's POND scllool. Grade 1 (al-1, Elmer Douoette & Christ is risen! christ is rlseni

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wise

may Ven Amhdeacon wmte 1¢y_ as he was 5 51-ight, intelligent Grade VIII <b)~1, Eleanor liiils lAylward toqusl; 4, Elmer Myers.

ssermon The solo parts in the i'°

guns man, md was 5 general favor. worth; 2, Ernest Arscunlllt; 3, l\iar- i

with me young and the old pm; ceiia Doyle and Eleunor Ellsworth |

Bertha Doyle, teacher. _

were beaumuuy taken by M,” ple, He was 51,,-gngghmed and wh. (equal). 4, Doris Knox. I OTTAWA, Ont., Mar., 28-The dc-

ald preached a forceful and eloquent Dorothy Wyatt On Easter Sunday 5°i°d dufini hi-S 11111088. and received Grade VH’_1' P’°”st°i‘ A5`l""`“"‘l5 2' im"‘m“‘t “I enema] “Halls lm”

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' he 155; rites ug me Roman gathouc Leo Doyle and Cllarlcs Ayll'.l~.l-cl req- ‘noi yet rcrolvcd a. report ll-om the

hurcb. Ha leaves to mourn besides WU-

Lg Brig; m~1¢|¢n pm-guts, gm, gm. Grade VI-1. Herman Doyle and :lnlrillg of the Canadian schooner

"United States government on the

POLlCE COLRT-Two speeders ap- _- neared before H15 Honor Saturday Mr. M. G. McNeely has gone to mo,-ning and were med $1000 and ‘Toronto to attend the Annual Con- $5,00 respemvem A drunk was aw_ vention oi’ the Harris Abstioir Com- arded $10.00 or twenty days, A man Daily- '

niibb" B°°"’» fm” Hilh- charged with a breach of the Cust- oles 52-95 cms Act was filled $150.00 or four Ml" R' H- Jenkins' M' P" 1°" sat'

q|:“bb°' B°°"* K“'° Hugd months in july urday morning for Ottawa.. From

Rubber Boots, Knee High, _-- _ ,

34_4o leave with party and spend part ol

Rubber Boots, Storm King or F 0 RM En CHARLOTTETOWN the Easter season ln New Ycrrk.

$5 20 LADY-Mr. Lloyd Wellncr has re-

Rllbilcl' B°0ii, Si»0fln Kill! 0' ceived word that his aunt, Mrs. War-

While Soles $a.70 Rubber Boots’ Knee Length’ ren L. Wellner, had passed away in Earl Greem_n_ Kmkom, spent Easter

$2 70 vancouven The mmmns are being visiting friends in Charlottetown.

Rum," 130015, T|,|5h Lcngm brought to tile Island for burial nnd

, $4.50 are expected on Tuefzdny evening and

u;r:t~;:l Boys Rubber Boots will be taken tothe Macheun Funeral morning M. he, hom, ,H s,_,,k,,m,' ». ,,,,,|| Boys Rubber Bww' Thigh mime- where she will _spend her Easter holi- i 1 - $3.45 -l- days the guest of`her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. J. G. Baker.,

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there both Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins will

Mr. Ignatius Lawless end Mr.

Miss .Davlda Baker left Friday

Mr. George Auld who spent Easter

land, who is attending the Halifax Ladies College is spending the Easter ' vacation at Summerside the guest of V Miss Violet and Miss Rnssmond h Richardson.-S

the Easter holidays with his parents, hm

Mr. and Mm. Jarvis Tantun, of

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s'_°;r3.°r;“ia':: £‘;°_;;;;*gnig’I‘:' £f:rvek1ebr;chart ‘nt good service stations and dealers

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of Tyne Valley school, is spending :A Easter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Campbell, or summer-

isis being Messrs. J. P. Mclnnis, J. J. Morris. Guy Houghton, W. H. Noon- sn, Earl Campbell and Leandro Le- Blanc. 5

Mlnnrdl llnlment for the lrlppe nnd fi

. rznsousns `

-Miss Doris Morres. of Newfound-

-Mr. stuvert 'rsntoh is spending 1;

Dwell. from of Wales ‘Col-ff ,|e"__sl' .. ,`

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town is spending the Easter vacation G with old friends in Bummersido.-B

mn-sides. spending the mum ya- www m. d M, J cation at her home in Coleman.-B 1:; _ A ohh MCA `

--Miss Mclaod, of the stiff

Messrs Binoisfr and Btewnrts

_°‘“"""°"*‘1°'. “ “'*“°* ii” i"’”’° lotistown. isrpendinenu mum hol- 1 “°“' x°“““¢l‘°"°'“5 ldsys _in Georgetown. the guest- of l

"MW “°"°“" “°1‘°°‘f °' °‘““‘ is inseam; her muster holiflsys with

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£2

Dunsten .Unlversity, Charlottetown. ` `

Ml!-"».!ii°isrpen hisvscntionincieorgs-.

John Frtur. teacher, is ndint his Easter holideys with his

p rents, Mr. ond Mrs. Hurry Fraser, eorgetown. . A

'Miss Emma Mwormse teacher,

..°Mr. E. J. H. Morrissey, B. A., teacher Queen Square School, Chet- l

his' parents, Mr. and M31. T. VE. Mor- '

sooomps.niedbyherlon.Werren. A

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-Mi-. Philip uma, student st. 1

‘town guest of his parents, Mr

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and two brothers. The many -‘ _“r” ' Y' ----~

autiful iloral tributes spiritual bo

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oi’ Hon. A. F. Arsensult, rendered the he WU hem- 5ii1¢°1`° Symliilifhl' is EX- ,__ or I’

mass in E.ns.t, by nesewig, the solo- i/ended to th# family- A S( YL a

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i Ixnuwing that: a better oil means smoother perforxn-»

PEHSONALS _um-1-. longer lsfe, greater economy and bigger trade.

ln-vsliue for your car, you'd probably go a long way to

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u for Montreal' ‘\ ‘*i1\_yli0 trop_lcnl1é)outll\ America for the cruise out 0f°

..'Miss Mary ‘Condom Georgetown ';"`},:.l\(,_,l,_,i?o:§‘§ecl.:;;'eo?|b:;aihb|e 1.; t at C dan i-S Vi-iii-in! friends in Charlottetown. - front door. If Canada’s largest angh most :fabric I

A l'0ii1\u'3i-H had been able to evolve as good an od 3

-- Mnrvoiubo from locally available crude they wqukl

_*Miss Annie McKuy, Alberton, is have been glad to do so. Peruvian crude made as

isitlng in Georgetown, the guest of I“\l'¢‘~l‘» 0f\l‘b0l1-fl‘00| fuller-bodied oil-an 01| that er sister. Mrs. James Condon. _fl me_ant better lubrication-so `-Peruvian crude was

decided upon. ‘

..°Mr. Waldron Levers, student st. Th° decisiml 5°* 3 new ltaniiflid ill ll\0f°l' 0”! Air- ummfs Umvenuy' Chmomtowny . craft o_peri_stors, the most gmrtsculnr buyers of osl, an sllendinlr his Easter holidays at Sngluzmlshcl “b°ut.on§al¥e “be has “Wal hom in Georgetown A onger pen o_ opera on e een engine

0v0l‘ha\1ls» and a greater margin of safety.

A teller oil from

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He was dead but now he fi, O'er the grave hath victo

Christ is riseni Hail the

All His sorrows now are hh#

Hall the dearly loved Crowned with his true elljin ll

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