Mr James Charles of Coppley, ‘Noyes £8 Randall Ltd.

“CAMBRIDGE” CLOTHES Takes Special Measurements at “The Men’s Store”

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Aplp 22, 23, 24

Mr. Charles brings this special service to men of Prince Edward Island who want clothing that is JUST RIGHT, The new models in suits and Spring Overcoats will be shown. . . . Sport models for Summer wear will be included in the great exhibit. Select your own cloth . choose the style you like . . _. Mr. Charles takes your measure . . . and your Suit or Overcoat -; will be delivered at “THE MEN’S STORE” in f, ‘ very short order.

You men that are too tall for ready mades . . .

l‘ or too short . . . or» just particular . . . will ﬁnd in this service something you’ve been want- - ing for a long time.

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IOGIO-(O. P.)-—-This city's jub- committee has arranged to pre-

sent the King with a jubilee por- trait of himself by s. barristar who uses only his fingernails in Ha painting.

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years ago but it was not until ze- cently that the beauty N her voice attracted the attention of Tito Schipa, Metropolitan Opera star.

The opportunity o! a life-tim and honor in her own country came to Miss Sens when her voice was carried 5.000 miles over the ether from New York to Rome, Italy.

Here is how Signor Sohipa tells the story:

"While in Rouie recently. I re- turned home one night from a late party, turned on my radio, and heard a remarkable ccloratura soprano singing from a New York station. I was so impressed by the outstanding clarity and ﬂexibility of the voice that I made a note of the name and upon my return to New York, invited her to sing for me. I prophesy for her a phenom- enal oareer." .

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many of the world's great singers although she is probably the first to be literally thrust into the spot- Q light in America through the med- ium of scientific invention.

From her school-days Miss Sen: cherished the ambition to win a high place in the musical world. Born in Vienna, she was brought to New York at the age 0f three and first studied singing under the late Dr. Daniel Sullivan and his wife, the former Brenda Stock of Dunedin. New Zealand.

Persistence and perseverance marked her career. Going to Eur- ope she studied under Salsa-tore Cations in Milan, Italy, and Max D'Allone, well-known French com- poser in Paris. Engagements with the. Monte Carlo Opera and in various continental opera houses followed the long and arduous training and she was hailed as a coloratura oi’ high rank. Soloist with the Ostend Symphony Or- chestra. she was called upon to sing before many prominent peo- ple, including Gaston Doumerge, when president of France and the Canadian minister to France, Hon- Philippe Roy,

But her desire to win high hon- ors in America remained unful- filled. She returned to New York,‘ two years ago taking several radio,‘ engagements. vThen came the‘ “bolt from the blue"--tl1e invite-I ticn to sing for the great Metro- politan lyric tenor.

Bchiba will rive Miss Senz her concert debut at one of his en- gagements during his present North American tour.

Mercy Flight Succes sfal

(C. P. By Guardiank Spbclal Wire) WINNIPBG, April lib-A race with death ended in victory for death here today. Brought by airplane from Arbcrg, Man, 180 miles north of here last

mspital from a ruptured appendix.

Konnie Llhanneson, memlber o! Jinnlpeg Falcons, Canadian hoc- .ey champions of the 1920 Olympic iames, ﬂew from Winnipeg in 46 ninuies and made the return flight with Miss Blvgaldson aboard in 36 minutes. Immediate medical atten- tion, however, failed to save her life.

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W. K. Baldwin Found Dead in Store.

(GP. By Guardian's Special Wire)

BALDWIN! MILLS, Que. April i9—A posse of provincial police and citizens of this district scoured the countryside today for a man be-

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(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) MONTREAL, April ilk-The oil tanker Bullmouth from Curacao. Dutch West Indies. second ocean vessel to reach Montreal harbor this season-docked tonight. Nav-

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lieved in his early thirties who was seen hovering mar the store of W. K. Baldwin, former Liberal M. ‘B. for Stanstead, shortly before Mr. Baldwin died mm a blow on the sk-ull.

Baldwin's Mills. named after Mr. Baldwins ancestor who Came to the eastern townships of Quebec from Connecticut about 1800, is a small settlement nine miles from Ccaticook. Mr. Baldwin was found uncon- scious behind the counter of his store with a paper bag stuffed in

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found unconscious behind his coun- bar. a gag in his mouth‘ and his; arms and feet bound with rope. A white shre‘. hud been thrown over him. The "'1 had been rifled of a small amzunt.

Studen ts May Face CourtAction

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

PREDERJUION. N. 8.. April 19- The lesuli, oi s. "practical Jo " by two Mount Allison University stu- dents. court action loomed tonight following announcement by deputy attomey-general R. P. Hartley of Fredericton. that the youths would be hailed into police court at Mono- ion Saturday to face charges of “threat by written letter to burn a building.” under section 516 cf the Criminal Gode.

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PARIS, April lb-Jrance moved , onight to hold naval conscripts, lnder the colors for six months more than the regular two-year term, thus maintaining the full ef- fective strength of the fleet for the "lean years" 1956 to 1940. cc- casloned by the decline in the birth rate during the war.

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Four Women Help Man Soviet Ship

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NEW YORK. NPPll Iii-When the Russian l‘ ighter Kalinan docked in Brooklyn todl? a Yul-N woman ln a peaked cap. a bale jacket with bras buttons and a blue skirt climbed from the bridle

gears started at the Stadium.

She was Miss Anna ‘rumanlna. 28, third omcer of Che vessel. There are three other young wom- en in the Kllinasrs crew. They are Tohenlitohen Tamar, a machin- ist, and Maria Semenova and Lida Marchuk. siewardesees, each :e.

Miss ‘lhmanina, ss third mote. is boss o! 80 men. She must stand watch at sea. shoot the sun ior the ship's position eve noon, keep a logandfindwork crthecrew.

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IONDON-(O. PJ-Jlhe most re- able honorees eve: nnrin lin-

bel Reid, 3 Hank Muslim-n. MacBwen, 3 Vernon Bolgar.

2 Mary Bulman. 3 Justin Raid. Francis Bolger. 3 ‘Kathleen Reid. Macllwen, I D. B. Bold.

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Honor Roll for March: Principal's Department: Grade X: 1 ﬂora Reid. Grade IX: 1 Layton Bell, 2 Isa-

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Grade VI: lNorlnrt Reid. l

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Grade II: 1 Janie Manhood.

Jean Palethorps, 8 Maureen Mac- Guigan.

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