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match under strain instead of pop- pinginto rims. Lu! removes the ersptrntlou firs; thr

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Tennis- Action- Romance "nt a SE§IJ SVNCIZNT

THUNDER FROM THE STANDS -8lisll it be the thrilling ovations from smart crowds at Forest Hills. the excitement of championship tennis. tlie exultation of conquering the world's greatest players -- o1‘ ihsll it be the love or a girl who refuses to become o, "tennis bum’s WW" TllM-‘s the Tobiem which confronts Len Roll s, m flight tennis star. as told in serial W’! b! Vincent. Richards,

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Youii feel the but of the sun as it withers the lrw 1n the center court where two white, flashing figures pound

l “P11 WWfl-rd the chalk marks. lnglill thrill to the challenge of h "eh Point" with the Davis Cup grains on o, stroke. You'll share MS‘ Polrilbislléls‘. the hex-brink.‘ the . amp on nn ayer m! had to choose betweenp love Thglérglrllsggrglferom Elle stands! m. Gunman “waiver start; in

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The Wade Kidnap Case

Iy Inslh Cont]! eewoeee

"A good airman knows when to , . use initiative. They din that into us, ‘I895 M’ s‘ A‘ M°D°‘“ld~ 441'?‘

so I can't possibly go wrong. A

from Nelson there was an Amer can A who started from New York to g0 to California. Only he missed his way and crossed the Atlantic by mistake. o‘ “dyes grins $2.98 and $3.29, 5

Does that convey anything?" "Plen ." “Then come on."

“Tr and. stop me. Our poor de- I comrades on the haunted is- A Yell’ Pretty wedding was solem- iy iomiy and nizcd at St. glad to welcome us-if we get there." Montreal. by the Rev. Father O'-

A telegraph boy almost wrecked 3'19“ when W55 Jmlclzlne. daugh- the cscapade by delivering a message ter [of Mrs. and Mrs, London. Gal ant of O'i.ea.ry, bccgmg u, Captain Ca thers was becoming too bride of Anthony, son or Rov_ “f; e fuss which was being Mrs. Charles Ross of London, Eng-

serte land will be dreadful

curtiy ordering a. recall to

alarmed at caused.

Mosson hesitated .thought o! N91. Marion Trainor Corrigan, attzr and Mr. John Moi-ion of Halifax which he thrust the telegram into The groom is an officer with the his pocket with a murmured "No Commercial cubic co, of Home“

son and Aviator

answer. thank you."

"That," he added. “was from the that my services Crockett, Halifax,

big b055, intlmatin

are no longer nee ed in Scotland.” "We'll be out of it before you can condit-ion of Fred Watts, York and

say Jack Robinson. IN SEARCH 0F PIRATES

At least the! did not miss Ghost has returned u, his h island entirely. the major thouglit- - om? M York- illy dropping a. note for Brocme gill...“ cIiDtI-yasfii vim wih friends with the cheering news that Felicite m“ had A yiusinca vim w we any

was not to be given up as lost.

Allie l l h ti in d ' . . . . once IIIlOvIYGI, liearlfsysgariiiieg iiiiisiblhigii Comwan‘ “'35 a‘ “icwi ‘"5“°" l“ hopes and carefree in the knowledge

that they were breaking an untold

number of rules and regulations.

How they were to recognize the Emily and Vera. mattered least of all. Sufficient it was to be on the

move. Often the pilot almost skimmed sur ce when a vessel was thought worth more than a. cursory examination. only to acknowledge take to the

friendly waves and clouds again.

In the rear the shag shrank to purple inoun

Irish coast took shape ahead.

A smudge of smoke drew atten , tion to a steamer crawling back to m.‘ nlelld-S and relatives of the sea with a. fuzzy grey smear hard cistern. Mosson distinctly saw a brief seconds later, by a hollow boom. It did not require the jerk of his companionis thumb to announce their arrival at

flash, which was confirmed,

e critical iuncture. The Emi

ly an Vere was under

"Hold tight!" That was this on] intimation Mosson had before a the breath seemed to be driven from as lungs as they dived headlong for

e sh p.

Even above the trernendo throb- btn and the lash of the wind he co d hear the crackle of firearms,

tremendous In a series o, matrimonial sea of life-Com.

spirals, the great seaplane went in s

accompanied by a shouting. Up, and down again

Somebod

and it was all over. lfstcared ‘em stiff." shrleked the D 0 - “Me too." Mosson forgot

harrowing experience at the sig

Felicia: Delbos being thrust forwar

by Captain Marley. - I U O I

“You're n. lucky fellow, Mosson. I'd willingly sacrifice six months pay for such achsnce. Not many greater thrills in life than to be in an aero- irito a. power dive straight for a pirate boat, while a. warship PODS away with a slit inch

plane going

gun to add extra. spice." "Gumbo

t... m “(L urer reported

..Go°d gong. ayygeggfgg, u, social. Also a donation of $5.00 The viousl . “Something different to sit- ting n an office in uneventful

newc- W "'1 hat/s exactly what I thought at the time, though not in such nicely

chosen phrases." the major retortetclé commmee o‘ M“ Bowman. Mrs‘

“The words I used while 1 tried

C keep my ma“ “om Jumping raga; named to get material for an atito-

out of my mouth were terse an the point."

"At all events the pilot. played s.

““ CENTRAL iillilll ii.

Highlands . Man was a brief sprawl at their feet, and the

11:0‘; service led. bv Mrs. d theme being. "The call of the Risen

rhls Oolurnn la resent-ii y," M“. .. local Interest. but advertising or - M": Ililrl n: u: learn-d u l ante u Ind. strictly pug“. 4, about

COOKS for Photographs. 11-598 LADIES plaid suits $1295 p.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

vans THREE”

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l coivraocnsiioiv us‘ Nor. F‘ “Elli

JUST ARRIVED new shipment A. McDonald 4.21-2; GALLANT-ROSS WEDDING -

Ahtlionys Church

JQ-Wllh M.

land. They were attended by M155

“THE HOARDER

of Charlottetown

YDRK PERSONALS-Miss Alice spending a Week at her home at York. The

Jae. MacLaucl-ilnn, Covehead, shows no improvement Mr_ Colby Lewis. Freetown. Wits a recent visi- t0r to York Mr Ebenezer Brown

E. Farish and

vestcrdai". Mr. Hazcn Hov/ard Yolk Mr. Frank Watts. Pleasant GYWQ. returned to the Airport Yeitlerdlly- Ml’. Leslie McAbe. Histan Road returned to his guilt?! with the R. C. Navy yester- ay.

WEDDING BELLS-oi quiet. wed. dine took place iri Edmonton. Alberta‘ on Friday. March 6th when Elsie. auzhter of Mr. an Walter Brewster of united in marriage to .1011“ A, Rog- ers of Mcanook, Alberta, formerly of Coleman. P. E. l. Mrs. McLeod 0f Rochester was matron of honor and Jesse Brewster, brother of the bride was best man. Among those pres-

brlde and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Bur- tress, sister and brotlier-in-law of the bride and Norman McLeod. Fllellds present. from Coleman. P. E. Island were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hier- ihy, Mrs. ‘H. Hughes nee Mary Mo. Lean. After the ceremon the bride and room left for her eir homo at '1' vrslv 4.5 miles South west of Edmonton- A reception was at the homo of her sister and brother-iri- llw- MFS- Erllns Lund on March 8th. Amer Spending a week visiting rela- tives and friends the happy couple motored to the groom's farm 90 miles north of Edmonton at Meanook where they will . ‘Their friends wish them every h" - Diness as tliev launch out on e

NORTH‘ WILTSHIRE W. M. S.- Ttte combined Easter Thank on“- ing and regular monthly meeting of N. Wiltshire W. M. S, was held at the home of Mrs. Bruce Deacon. The meeting opened with worship Deacon. the

Christ to youth. Appropriate Easter hymns were sung and passages of Scripture rend bv members. Prayers for the outh of our church and communi y of Canada and the world were offered b Mrs. Hatherley, Mrs. B. MacDonal and Mrs. Mitchell, and the worship period closed with the hymn Jesus shall reign. The business period followed. The treas-

$l5.85 from parlor

Thank Offering amounted to $7.85. A quilt was donated for supply work. A letter was rend from Miss Callccck ho with Miss Inmnn and Mi°s Morrison were the missionaries ad- opted irt prayer for the year,

lark and Mrs. B. MacDonald were

graph nuilt. An interesting chnnter of the study Book was given by Mrs. MacRae and the meeting closed

Loyal citizens do E hoard. They buy only for their immediate needs. They cheerfully adjust their stand- ard of living’, realizing that their countrfs needs must come first. They do not try to gain unfair advantages over their neighbours.

Are you a boarder or a loyal citi- zen? Are you hampering Canada's war effort by unnecessary buying? Or are you tic-operating to the best

white, blazing eKlJwWd

trump card."

"Oh yes, but I'd have give months of my salary to have been

anywhere else. One

“Telegram "

"Ordering you back to Iondonf: "That one? I never received it. "A gross libel on the excellent

n 51x with the benediction.

LIWW

min e were

well high above the Emily and Vera, the ' ' '

next our propeller was scraping the wireless aerial. Believe me. I to sit. in this den of yours again.’ calmly swapping congratula-

0 .

"which reminds me." said reflectively. ‘There was n cer-

never WEDNESDAY, Caythers

Imagine the result if any ilUl/AUC."

(EFCU. '

Church

APRIL 22nd 1.80 — Midweek Prayer Service.

l had taken

"iou mean it it had been deliv- ‘Aii yes! We sliouldtrt liuve gone

toflicc service. Still, we won't go u” m,“ ma,’ mum 151mm w we“ ..

nto that."

"Hang it Ill I should think not.

»i

SEI-TZER

When you over-est. 5°!" I?‘ enough sleep. or over-indulw l" any way, your stomach is apt to sufier. The result mBY "Q "9"! indigestion. headache or 8 Mk1!" feelin . Allan-Seltzer ll B PIIB!" |nt,e ectjve remedy. Relieves In 2 WHY!

Alla-Seltzer contains one lnB"' dient that eases paln—q\1\¢kll'- n also contains agents which heIP

Allan-Seltzer in I and sec how mu

Take one or two tablet! 07

feel. Not a laxative. Use Alka- Seluer at any time for the mlfllf symptom: caused by excess acid- Zioc and 60c at sll Drug Stores. For free ample write M-lrn Llborntorlzl Llmittd. Dflfi- 5'7- I67 Duflerin Sh. Toronto.

WARTIMI PRICES AID TRADE BOARD

available.

In cases where it is advisable for you to buy in advance of your immediate requirementB—-such as your next season's coal supply—~you. will be encouraged to do so by direct clement from responsible officials;

OTTAWA

of your ability to save Canada from such horrors as Hong Kong?

If Canadians do their duty, there will be no more hoarding. Every- one will get a fair share of the goods

Great Britain. More raw materials- more manpower—will be available for making guns, tanks, planes and other armaments to back up our armed forces.

People who buy more of anything than they currently need, and, nzerclannts who encourage them to d 0 :0, are sabotaging zinc 1:111 effort, and are therefore public enemies.

More food can be sent to

BAY VIEW W. I. The March meeting of Bay

sew lJfl-liww View W. I. was held on March f“ “l” will . 18th at the home of Mrs. Clarence bun was shining brilliantly. Stewart, .Me,mng opened repeat.

Glorious iiioitiing, Willi cent. Vl-Slllsllty. '

WLIEXI [led lllllSilflll

uptake. ‘ no murmured. ers. Lucki

of the seaplane oat.

sci-anion had relied

on making terms with

trig factor.

Wlietiici‘ he would

doubt. Certainly .t. wo

ed were liloodcurdliitg. Captain Marley's

ATTACK FROM

shell the drifter

throw up the sponge

‘m, u; WM,“ creasing restlessness

ch better you

and cowards.

by excitement.

this one sailed half-iv. world, so can wc." he r glaring like s madman. in

hundred per

"mo uousi i-ne iigiit was so bright that it oazzled tile pilot's eyes and rubbing tlicm you were uirecquii-rters oi tile way to ireiand. Strange nautis these iiytcg

moinciitziiily. ' route quick on the

uipiuniuticaily me mad escapade was ociiig overlooked in high quart- lv it had marked s. turn- ing point Ill tiic i0l‘Lll.ll<:5 of the case. Aboard tile drifter the appearance csuscd more con- sternation iiiaii the overtaking gun-

up to then the basis 0t

Ffllltllkl bclboss safety as the decid-

really have

~ harmed the girl was always open to uid not have been with the consent of his coli- federatcs. But ilic tlneats he utter-

clcncliliig fists ugercd no good tor tlie than if op- portunity arose to get at liiiii. bu! the firearms continued to dlsslmdc any active lIliCPVCllllOlI.

WITHIN

From the time it became appar- ent that the Irish const was barred Scranton had been the only one who

referred to go on at all costs. I-ie

elieved that the guiiboat daro not in case of hurting his prisoner, thouflll they would not. of course, know tlic position so lfll‘ as the crew was concerned.

Thorweil and Vincent tvaiitcd as soon as it

tone treilze amen acid. That's

~i~y-‘I»-~~»»-~=--.~*-~'w»'= i°tt°tim°ti.“°°‘iff.i.iit‘°ifétiiii

use ltand nwenr by it. l f’- 5 U e m, away from the Irish coast. l

of thi- coerce crew, and realization of tlic hole" lessness of aimless wandering the end seemed inevitable. The Chief cursed them “If n similni- still) l" round tlw rived. He “vs toxicatid

<

(To be Continued)

to

ns tools

ing creed, in unison. ‘Iiie roll call answered by an Irish loke. Min- utes of last. meeting read and ap-

‘oved. Sick committee reported making two sick calls. Moved sec- onded and carried that we send $2 tit) to Kinsmenls Club for Milk

lowing be on the salvage com- mittee: Mm. W. A. Graham, Mrs Clarence‘ Stews-rt and Mrs. Cedric Empson. One new member join- ed Program committee, Miss Callaghan and Mrs. Lorne Stewart. Treasurer reported t-ting receim from Red Cross for o quilts and i sweater. Next roll call to be mis- wcred with is house-cleaning hint. Meeting closed with Nation Anthem. Collection amounted to ninety-five cents. WESTMORELAND WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The April meetiil of Westmore- land. w. 1. was tied at the home of Mrs. Haber Ca/nfield, on ‘rues- day evening, April 14th., with elev- en members and two visitors pres- ent, The meeting opened by re- peating Institute Ode, followed by Olub Woman's Creed in unison The secretary reported two cums. and two sweaters sent to the Red Grossnsince last meeting end 1 pr.

MORSE’S TEA

Users at MORSES STANDARD TEA stick to it and their num- bers on growing all the time.

85 cum per pound.

of gloves were handed in siilcc. Resolved that the bill of $1 9U be paid Collection ZIIIIOIIIIL-Cd to 55 cents. Mrs Bori- Tiotvsdale had charge of the Questionnaire on Home Economics. Mrs. Rolocrt Mayliew read a veiy interesting paper on salvage. New Clmmiiiccs were appointed: School. lviis I-Icber Cnrifieid. Slok, Mrs. lle-bcr MacVlttie. Educational Prcgraim, Mrs Ver- liurold llHYVCY.

Roy Crossman, Mrs

CD346 llflVe. Ul AS it ltlvlilt Lllfiy Cllfly - L nu- Mom-e‘ Mp5 ‘““”““.““‘ “mpass” f giimisrivtiismiecleiilxtigoifiaoyerhfligo Social P""‘d-lll. Mrs. Bert Mossons icit eyelid fluttered seconded and carried m“ me [ob Trowsdal.“ M“ Fm“ Fail)

Lunch, Mrs Vcriici‘ Motire, itirs. Roy CPCSSIHMI, Mrs HtlfOld Harvey Miss Grace L. Moore invited mem- bers to meet at hcr home for the May meeting. Roll call to be ans- weied with an exchange ofilow- er slips or seeds. Meeting adioiirn- ed and l-ivo ilil-i‘l'f‘w'llllg contests were put on by Mrs Hcbcr Can- ficld and Mrs Harold Harvey.

s.l Lunch was served by committee in

charge and a social hour enjoyed.

irowF/s “taint. RIVERDALE \V0i\IEN'.< INSTITUTE

Th;- {Nllllflfvillfiliilly meeting of Hotvds monk Womrrrs Institute was held in the school house, on Wednesday night. April titti. Wli“ eleven members piecnt. _"fh meetin opciird lVllll the president. Mrs. om Aiiicqiviid. presiding. The Institute Odo wits sllllg follow- 0d by repeating Creed in unison. Three new mcmbcrs wore welcom- ed. Roll Cali was answered with each member paying 5 cents.

m

tit§sisflélstiiféétiiii§§tcm rend find

“'“’"°"" T“ ’°“°'""'“ ‘liiit. ft’;if..°‘;.“. “§8§“?£;;..9°“.§li Nazis to control

mittees were appouucti:

School, Mrs Mrs. John Allan MacKinnon. Sick, Mrs. Finley ivliichidiw‘:

Mrs. Albert Lamont Entertainment. N"

Qtiald. Mrs. Guy MncLctx sirierable dlS s. t . . concerning ma iiig . decided that we would ma -

quilt out of sugar bags, cacti mem- ber to bring a suuar bag io ll.i.\\\'('l‘ Roll call for next IIIOPHDLY Moot- iut: closed by siiiuitig. National An-

them Mrs, ‘Ilcm MurQiuid kindly" Jflln Poclc.

‘invited the members to mcct at her home for the next mceting.

STIRL-ING wosicivrswrssfimrn 2

Robbie MncKimion, pared by . 1's.

lslmer Pyle. ' ' iicme cf Itfrs, Curl \\"00.il€i‘. Roll Con- tlull to tic answered unili an ex- Reuters heard the . _ tllilllgfi of flower a q. 1 i iv xiectiiig closrd wilt the Kmg.

a ————-—~———i—

LOW ER.

u

, Frctla Aiikcn; 3, Mar‘ Altken.

, Pius Cheveri

fi-s Enrle Henry won by i hlklJEWcIl and Mrs

French forces

l9 —- (CH- Moscow radio broadcast a Tass dispatch from Geneva Saturday night saying s French-German agreement had been report/ed readied providing for Nazi control of all French armed forces. The report added:

‘The agreement also igfvldcs . . . . for he ansfcr to the rman oratic VllI-l. himgaict Poole. “ma? cogmand o’ mm French Grade Vii. Six-i, leen Patton. balfleships- w‘ cgfircgrlrlegfrégg

~ __ - l , at Grade VII. Jr. l, George Wright, $133411: fifgtlersltw destroyers ‘m! certain number of dams-ted

Next mictmg to be held at the

LONDON, April

slips or seeds

MONTZIG. UIS SC IIOOL

Report for the mniiih of March: (illlflfi X.--l, Albert. Ailkeii; 2,

e. Grade VI.~-l, Dorothy Taylor; 2, a

WT)” Apr“ meeting "r 819mm: James Iticlienriioy; 1i. violet Patton. shins which are to be repaired st.

. I was lit-id ni. 1hr home of

Mrs J. E. Flrmiii: with svvcn- Emmy EdImHKR

teen iitembers and one VlSllflT pros-

Gilli The meetiri! owned with the Mn“ “Ckmnn; 3v Ray Mathew

Ode and Creed followed by the

reading and approval of minutes 2 Acorn.

of previous meeting, Kile secretary reported that the ])"0C(‘<’t‘ls from W" concert amounted to $70.51; The Rad Cross, Coitrenni- vcporiv’ ltint- since t-lic last meeting she had sent to the office 4 swoziirrs, 3 pr. gloves, 6 pr. sccks and 1 quilt. ‘The sick committee report- ed that. they hmi made l cull and tnlzcn fruit. reported that several articles were needed. Mrs. Fleming was nskwl to purchase same It was movcrl and seconded that boxes be nackrd for the eleven boys from the district. serving oversem. The following committee was appointed in mom the following evening at Mrs .7 F. Fleming's: Mrs. Enfc l-fcurv. Mrs J. E. Fiemirir. M-= D J Maclxod, Miss Carrie Woodslde, Mrs Edward Gallant. Mrs CHIH- fmd MacKny. Mrs George Bi-ovm The questionnaire on Home E/‘on- omics was riisciisvri. an“ itlfirii in by the ronvenor. Mrs Fnrl l<Y"ni‘_v. The following new corwmittces ivrrc appointed: Visitfiiq. Mrs. l7‘7‘l'.‘ll’(l finlkaiit. Mrs Ernt-tt M- rut-m: Prrrzram" Mrs Friiwvri GWnnt. Mrs Elmer Fn-fc- Pflrtu ~~~~~~~ *' Miss Gcitrva MacKnv, it'll-s Elmer pope Mic: y»..|.,.i Ra.» i... Jclm MrGuWnu. The iii’. “Hill *" t‘ » r-i -»"rt wt.»