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NINO MARTINI in “MUSIC FOR MADAME”

NEWS - TRAVELTALK . SILLY SYMPHONY.

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Thurs. - Fri. - Sat.

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POPEYE

FOR TWO DAYS

Th1: Cl ilivsi Mysimv lmi E1101 [mm-ii .1

‘ ‘l. i " " Hospital into a Mud ’ house-hot lhflnh!

S - ANN SHERIDAN

Iris link! - John Ridgoly - Roach Touvno - locus Isnoiot

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ADDED ‘_ MUSICAL“ REVUE

ND PICTORIAL i.

N ow At Capitol

Mali-watery ions - and os- Dpcillly thooe, who have seen pre- vious pictures u ls

“tfinrsfirhii;

Movie Mystery I 1

enious .

eve s big store for them today so the pitol ‘Theatre, when “The Patient in Room l8." a

Y ‘rh isthetaiecfseouleoi mur and s theft of G 00.000 worth of‘ -- all tslsing place within the wal of hos-

0 cover‘ theloot arid apprehend the sulliy couple. 771s detective. whose name is Lanes 07ml?!’ is played by Pat- ric Knowles. the handsbrns young tugs actor who was brought over here a year ago! to lgzlfdn 1171c Charge of the ght 9.

lie and s lovely nurse -—- Ann Bheridsn _ full in love, to be sure. and Ann side Pat in his 1n- ves-tigaticns.

SHARKS BY THE SEA White shark-skin ls a very lovelv alternative to oilskin for beach

Rvsranee in evening coats and jac- ~ m; outrun‘ ideal sattinii for the colourful beach jewellery that wo- ‘men will wr-ar 0n holiday this year. Good bracelets and necklaces, each link in the form of a pyramid 0i‘ Blobs. and set with lovely semi- arecious stones such as amethyst.

on. labia lusuli and chgsoprulr- YOUR FEET HURT’?

PHONE 1M‘

Horace J. A. Brown Chis-soothe - Podiatrist H8 Gt. Geo. Si. Gllrlottetowll

Georgetown -- - Charlottetown Bus Service [Tannin Isoimsr. us! ou-

mats. flhgrk. is also msking its ap- '

Guides And Brownies Stage Performance At Suminorsido

The 1st Summer " Guides and Brownies presented s very ans performance in St. Mary on Monday evening consisting of some. drills, dancing and short plsyettes.

'I‘he hull was tilled with an up- preclatlve audience. Among those attending were men-ibers from the

tion of the Contain. Miss Harrison who was assisted by Incmbors of the Charlottetown Guides.

The stmge was prattily srranged in green snd was very Inflow-isle for the camp-fire scenes.

The cleverly acted one-wt pluys wore s credit to the oung Der- formers. " y.” the srf, and an "Umbrella isiogue" were quite unique and wcasion -' much fun.

During the intermission, Miss Holman. the oner, e- sented a Guide Lieutenant/s sr- rant to Miss Adele hrkman.

The "Nightingale" patrol whosre leaders this monthfi received com-

passes mm Mia c .

The rogram ned with the iwhcle ny 5061M "0 Can- ada" This was followed by o. -

imuuiur display by four Guides

‘ iiiiifihtiillfiiuflylgfi. 11135313.?“ The Brownies then the

iilili. “£23 "Al" 232i‘ .333. ‘f.

O o Grand Solute at the finishtip “n

Dope th Dwarf. and - cing biyouglst the first half cl the

Drgqififll to s close

MAKE

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142 Prince Street.

PURE DRUGS

Maia ‘nib Yo: Drugstore.

J. Ernest H. Worth

DRUGGISTS Phone l2.

Standard Pelt Needed Foxmen Are Advised

of growing s standard Prince ‘ward Island type 0f pelt oi high quality, preferably aiming toward the three-quarter silver type with good necks, was believed to be one of the most important Efublems facing the fox industry

ths ince by W. Fred Burke. Prince ward Fox Field Superintendent.

Other problems considered im- portant by Mr. Burke, who address- ed a meeting of the Sunglow Fox Study Club at Sununexside Monday nth. were lowered costs of Dro- duction through cry-operative pur- chases, the feeding o! fish, possibly the better and cheaper cereals, lowered ire ht rates, and using today's knowedge of nutrition to mo! s. scientifically balanced rat-

lit wag Mr. Burke's opinion rt was 0f vital interest to the fox breeders

Necessit

Island

moccasin; p

and thousands of dollars could ‘be saved to the ranchers. In addition thousands of dollars could be given to fishermen. instead of being sent out of the Province for expensive

meats. It will be recalled that in 1022-24 exited with fish n- k the

trod

silver fox pelts seemed law. must be remembered that the quel- ity oi most of the Pelt: now on the market was also qu he low and many that were shipped to Europe last December no doubt had gone furth- er of! color and polfiibiv some had become dull through constant hand- linzkst the auction sales, said Mr. Bur

e. The foot must be faced that there was only one way to make a profit in the fox business and that was by producing a superior article. Several questions were asked in this connection bv Mr. Tinney of.

pelts from $50 iotl0s thus" show- ing that this WW 0f pelt. even i0-

eGuideshld-chcrgocif u» a

dav actually did "brirw the price. Mr. Burke estimated that. the bull: of "pelts may not average 800“ ‘but he was thusiastic over the opportunity in this nwvtnce for those who could produce the iii h types. He WM equally pewmisic over the poor and medium quality ores.

‘The meeting went on record as to the necessity ori’ s. place in Prince Ydwprd Island where ranchers could go in the event of se breaking out. Mr. Burke had refer- red to various services needed by‘ the ranchers.

Other speak included. B. W. Robinson. I‘. A. MlcNeil. L. W. Hhnecek. ilbrsce Clark and E. l. Monklfiy-

art; e wart:

B. K. Jelly; class C. E. Muttart. C Vinnicmnbe: Passed. R irlneering filass B. passed. . e ner. liah i clue

olscn. Eng

ner; English 5b, class A. E. Wool- ner: English 8b. class A. M. Mac- Lure. E. Woolner; English 7. class B. E. Woolner; English 9. class C. R. Macbean.

French l. clam C, R. MaoNeill, N. Price: . E. Kenzle. C. Vlnnicombe; French 2, class C. R. Cook, J. A. Livingstone; passed. K. Jelly. K. Kennedy, V. MoLsren. R. Dodds.

Geology 1, class C. J. Rstten-

bury.

Gemian A class A. E. Woolnor: class B. M. idaclcod; Germs-n 2A, class A. E. Knight.

Greek l. C. J. G. Murdock.

History class C. K. Kennedy. J. Rattenbury; His Mao ;; Histo

uestis.

Household Economics. cls-ss B, R. MacNeld household economics 3. class B. R. MnoNeilh; household eco- nomics 0.1-! MacMurd ' household economics 7. cl O. J. MucNeill;

Mathengeti

Kfinzae. . cs; ; nmurdccik; mathematics 2,

K. Jei y. K. Kennedy; -, Coo : mathematics Vinnicombe; arsed mathematics . class B.

Philosophy 1. class B. M. Mec- Lure; classRC. J. J. Jordan; Agua- ingatono. . MEAT-GUI. . c - olson. C. Vinnicombe; . E Muttert.

Physics l. class B. J. Rsttenbury; class C. V. McLaI-en; ghyslcs 2. . . Woolner, . Coo ' physics ti. class C. K. Jelly. K. nedv. C. ‘Yinnlriwmbe: . Muttart; physics 4, class B, M.

m . Psyshoiogv 6. class C. R. Mso- n. __ Buwevizig lnelsss A. K. Jelly. " Practical A, clue C. A. Livingstone; th AB. class ill. l-iu tis

Music‘ appreciation. class n. J. o. Murdock: passed I-l Wood.

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' HORTON ACADEBIY

At the graduation exercises of Horton Academy he evening in the University Hall the following Island students received diplomas: A ‘ i- diploma. Anns Grant Hughes. Charlottetown; Charles Stun-rt O'Brien. Charlotte- town: general diploma. Douglas Beaumont Nicholson Charlottetown. The 810 senior cuss prime was awarded Anna Hughes

Acadia Pass List Results Announced

nsrnes of students a - is Univers: y

Ibllnwlng are the Prince Edward Isle-n peering in the

puss list: Biblical literature 2. clue B. E- Huestis; Biblical literature h. cllsl G. Murdock

C. J . -

n11 u. class o. N. Price; M353. M. Murdock; uieiow 1b. class n, R. MacNeiil: biology so. glggg c. R. Must-sen. ELMacMurdc.

Ohgmlgtry 1. class C. E. ' Kenna]; Muttsrt, C. Vinnicouiibs: , R. Cook. N. Price: chemis- ‘ l. class C. J. lZs/ttenbury. M. Stewart; chemistry 5. H. MacMur-

" passed. V. Mcuren: chemistry 7, passed, J. McNeil]; chemistry l0.

Day In Gity Schools

Em re and Arbor Day was ob- sec-v in Charlottetown schools Monday.

The meaning and origin cf Ar- bor day was briefly but clearly out- lined by P. J. Rossiter, guest speak- er. at Queen Square School exer- cises. various lessons, which might be learned from even such s small planting a tree. were carc-

bho pupils. Day. Mr. the patriotism o! peace with no banners nor flag waving nor the like to urge one on —rsther than patriotism oi war.

"A christian education is essent- ial if the former one is to combat successfully the various ‘isms’ ram- pant in the arid today," sold the speaker.

‘ Mr. Rossiter concludod his ad-

success if having won

lite with the flamln

-_he could loo on s

lig ted by the] love of God. o

of ne hbor, ve of his country. truth. honesty and temper

z, cl B. M.’ Macbure. clsss GK l gnd ded §f,°§§‘dp1§;E--%§§, ‘gflmw-“FQSS Jeliyt“A. Hvinustone. v. mhmng Connors. nhmufii sisebymsa- lar Drmiar." "mm wd" and 6, class g. g- lgililmclfllhock; by Rev Bernard Gillie. D. D. cur." and u Ploy in p012! class C. ll‘. Kelly. . ~ 1 n- des musical selections. s rec- mpreumgn‘ m, Quid“ ‘g their 7. 8°01 ) cl“ _- itdtion was given lame - work. A elever ti of l. Woolner: class C. M l; Drrmld and s lead g by Romeo snd JliliOt h I008. folk O0 lawn‘ o )_- 8- Wlbh. M115)’ Wdltheibie Andflllllh dancing, um dsnci and tho Nst- H I lvJ-M ~N lull!“ 1 - Mouuigan rendered a

"m" “if”? "'° "' ‘h’ x ‘iicutioncheclsss c. r. n» “Th” “mfg” "Mfiiorphm °" m’ "ifififiuog n.9,.“ y, w- . ltmirwvflfll 1- all“ 0- M- 5""- nsy st West xent School prsclation t0 thG llldldllfll I114 l“ 23V!“ L‘ 5,5753%‘; those who hid b81906 i0 lfllh C119 J 6nd ‘ - "9 d" "En-um: “h” mh ' gum.“ l r - Y.“ and eondanngtgfntheegtth-

, o, ma. ti..." i1 m... ering of diildren. e his f n h ‘mrywkuuarzhy. Boughnpert, s faith the fllttgufirdgf ma: nnclro Card O an 8 - Wm 1%.... gum - i ,3"- Illrt of t __..-_ ' t was in charge of Miss Illlfirlcilho Aflilibllllll Iflllflyifihe Weltxbllt] Toronto and other mailbag“: . the fsmlly of All: Iota Hrs. r0 Dav wll =39 Meonigsn, exten iefui thanks ord square d to sll who showed hem T ta $0M Ieheok.

In their recent beresvemm ‘l ,

A" g1. m c _ _ vso nuts >' . In» ._ ,s.'hs.w an. .l I." > »‘ ' h a m m n -- i. ss ev worns . 5 N D, MCCLQG" are thsq-yulq that sash for 0 . P . _ l boiled mould "isnmii -~ n ‘ one hbiespoonfulm two c."|.|!““'] The salt pilVNl l?!“ Ina.‘ 43mm» is on. 0M s. the alas of s mull floss ll m sods 1x the nu

incering 2, class A. M. Bio- B, c. Vinnicombe: class C. E. Muttart; cnslneerlru 4. class

. Cook; en- M. Stewart; B. E. Huestis. V. McLaren, P. Nich-

. K. Kennedy, A. Livingstone. L. Well-

tcr 7B. lass M. ryyll, cause A: E.

M Leod. mathematics 5, class A. M. L. cogni

' 01W P011418 surly yesterday morn-

B, H78 with intent."

ld on Monday 011

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Y 0 ll R . can!“ t u Wfllhflnbl’ "Y 3513mm fllgfllwfnflgctggltlidbllitiggg All night service st your dispose “d md"y';£47:f_5_3zg'j!§i:

‘I'll! ANNUAL meeting of the Ch lotteto LI. '1‘ nis Cl b wilirbe new» minis I? c. . u Wednesday. May 26th. st a p. m. Important business of interest to silmunbers will be brouht u. 1.1-7 -5-2§-2l. sidggt .71.’; rf-irlldahlgfllazii’ 1m" Red on“ co wa Isand

i 2am. it 1:00 p. m. Liste 1.»:

LEI‘! F03. 0'!'!‘AWA--A dole- stion from the ecu, cqumy orkmens Associ on loft yesm- day (Tuesday) morning by motor for Ottawa. the mm ,1, J, ‘train l morning by

. or oft Murdock. is; i. train and will meet his - clsss A. MocLure: class B, M. tee in Ottawa. on Thursdurmmt Msobeod; class MscLesn. _i. English 4s. clam C. R. . (XJMJKENCELSENT ON MAY 8D

Mnem- exercises at st. Dunetans College will be held on the afternoon o! May 30, it w“ announced yesterday. Prof. J, 1-1, Blvwhsrd- vice-principal ofPrince of Wales College will address the Kfldllelink class. .

PAR-KS COMMISSIONER H E “4- M- 81mm. parks COMIIIA-Ssiflllilgl‘, arrived in Charlottetown Monday nlsth. Lest night he we he w“ here lining up developments w be Sigggdwlglli... 173$" were going , announced. wugmm’ he

THREE SEIZURES 0F BEER- Mounted Police made three seiz- ures oif beer in Charlottetown Monday. 1t was learned yesterday. The liquor was said to be “lmpqrt. ed" but authorities were unsblg t9 learn the source of supply as lables Were removed from the bottles. $113 action would follow, police

ring embedded in the ground not far from the residence 0f his grandmother. It was in a1- most perfect condition and was re. ‘we engraving on the in.

ARREST MAN IN YARD-q)- operation between e citizen and

ins resulted in the west o: a mm in an enclosed yard at the rear oi Mucbean 8c MacFadyenks store on Queen Street. A call to the police station brought Constable Mac. Lean to the scene and the young man was discovered in the yard. omen Birt/wistle said 1m. night that it was not certain whether charges would be pressed under the heading of "vagrsncy or loiter-

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MAY 25th. to 31st.

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Fresh Stock.

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Farmer s Special Ditmar Turnip Seed, l lb. pkg. 60c Derby Turnip Seed 1 lb. pkg. - 60c Mange] Seed, 1 lb. pkg. - - - 40c

Yellow Intermediate Giant White Sugar Red Leviathan and Mammoth Long Red. Also s complete stock of Beet. Carrot and Parsnlrs all vegetables seeds in bu k packages. These are all RENNIES Seeds imported direct and are all

Mixed Biscuits, 2 lbs. — - -— —- 25¢ Tomato Juice, 6 tins — — 7- - 29¢ Magic Baking Powder, per tin - 28¢ Choice quality Peas, 2 tins — — 29c Red Rose Coffee, vacuum sealed 34c Schwartz B. Powder, per tin - — 24¢ Windsor Soaps, 10 bars - —- — 43¢

Sugar, all kinds, per lb. -- - 55/;

Five Roses Flour, 98's — —- $4.05 Good Cheer Flour, 24's — — - 99c Bran, I00 lbs. — — — — — — $1.69 Shorts, 100 lbs. — — — — — $1.74 Chick Scratch, 100 lbs. — — $2.90 Salt, 140 lb. bags — - — - - 99c

Rock SBIL 50 lb.vblock -- — -- 55c Feed Wheat, 100 lbs. — - — $2.39

CIAARGE TINS TOMATOES Whole oice quality. 12c Tin G

6tinsfor--------- ORANGES, Sunkist) 13 for - -- 35c

and and

BLUEBERRIES, 2 tins — - - 29c RHUBARB, 3 lbs. - _ - _- - .- 25¢ JEWEL SHORTENING, 2 pkgs. 25c Sims quality BROOMS -- — — 39c

Cups and Saucers

Pots, Kettles Roasters,

Aluminum Utensils

Economy 6 quart size

Pans. A good buy — — -

Out they go st

E-ach — — - - - - - - _- Cranberries, per lb. — — — — - 19c Island String Boans_ 2 tins — — 25c

Soap Shaker and Cover,

Floor Wax, 1 lb. tin - - - - - 29c Baby’s Own Soap, 4 cakes — — — 29c Morses Tea, 1 lb. pkg. —- - - - 55c Seedlees Raisins, 2 lbs. -- — - - 25c

and 6 cakes soap all for — - 26c Shoe Polish, Black and Tan - - 10c

Matches, 8 pkgs. —- — - - — 23c Lemon 8: Vanilla, 8 oz. bottles — 25c Fry's Cocoa, 3 Tins — — - — — 25c Bulk Dates, 4 lbs. — — — — -- 25c Choice Round Steak, per lb. —- — 19c Beef Roasllilwr Ib.---—- 12c Evaporated Apples, per lb. — — 18c Heinss Baby Foods, 2 tins for - 19c

Phone 747

lnnup Quint

WEDNESDAY. MAY zsui 3.80—Brownies.

LADY ABERDEEN r-mAnn_ Osnsdians were delighted w hbgr Q1 Monday evening over C. B. C. the voice of the Dowager March- ioness oi’ Aibordem and Temair in An sddreu on the Women's coun- . broadcast from Aberdeen. Soot- lend- may gylberfleen m be re- mflmbel! man in is Pro- vinol. which she alisited with her 511501-715 l-Ofd Aberdeen Governor General oi Canada. Her address w" liven in a. strong and clear voice. In spite oi her advanced w. Lady Aberdeen continue-- to an active life. Recently she missus - . us t. Granule." o a o

HPROITTS FOE NEXT FALL ‘kill’!!! on the kind oi’ n start the Elli}!!! get this qsring. Feed them I e Roll-Miler Way." Ross-Miller Vits-Crwnbls his been tested and WWII by for rlnchers from coast

—-—-—-i-_._ PERSONALS

The many friends of m. .1. p,

ey. Grafton Street. will re- gret to hear that he is confined to his home through illness.

The condition oi Dr. R. J. ud- Wll. prominent Charlottetown physician and surgeon who has

seriously til st the Charlotte-

town Iy-ioopital was "slighgy im- snnou

night. nce last

snd Jerusalem srtie hokes. vege- table msrrows and similar ve e- tables must be boiled more genily then Ireens snd cabbage.

WAKE UP, MARLIN! ALARM CLOCK’! RINGING

m 1r mus! 1 can sun Auorum um uoumwnu‘ union's row.

hour o! sleep! i You eon stay in bod longer r ~- i and still hsvo breakfast on time if you lot Ksllog s do your cook- ing. Kellogg's Flakes are cooked and toasted, ready to out ‘witliliiiloloroom. Crisp and ro-

froshing ss morning sunshine! At ill needs, oven-inch in the

painted warm-s inner bog. ins. Ii! 1mm in London. Ontario.

aid. Cari Tibert.

Moncion

6.30 Girl Guides. ‘Lfllk-Prayor Meeting. ‘

Gyros outlive

Charlottetown Gyms ObMfWd

the 10th anniversary of the found- ing of their club here Ii» B. “birth-

day" dinner at the Canadian Net- ional Hotel Monday. Candles on s. bus! anniversary cake were lighted by Put Distrir-i Governor D. F. Bethune, and Past Prasidents Frank B. Clarke. W. D. Glllis, C. M. Willilllll. B. C. Chand- ler, F. ‘A. s. Jones. P. A. Creel- .“<“‘......“' “Wei. Wemmnwnsn" °' e . an r - g the other pest president is in Newfoundland. The tlniernationaawmesssge w: brou h b Gym . 89811081‘ g ‘Qua International vice- preeident. Other guests included several members of the MOTWW!