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YOUNG PEOPLE'S s ecial service 8 P. M. Pleasant Va ey Church, April 18th. 4-15-11.

APRIL l5th is the filial day for payment on the first installment on civic taxes. interest will be charsed on all over-due installments. 4 9 7‘

RUMMAGE SALE ‘Trinity Unl- ted Church Hall, Saturday, April l'lth at 6 P. M. 4-13-31.

ALWAYS TEND-EIR Beet Seed for sale by Arthur Vcssey, Yo4rké 4i

‘TAXPAYERS are reminded that the 1st iiistallinetit of Civic taxes is due April 15th. After this date interest will be definitely chfrggeﬁ.

BIRTHDAY GREETINGS -MX'S. Louisa Darcy oi Guernsey (Jove, is to olebraie her 96th birthday AlJ_1'il ltth, at thc hunie of her son. l‘ rrcd Davey.

RETURN FROM ISLAND -— Mrs. Joseph Chapman and Miss Caroline MacDonald have returner. iroml liuntcr River, P. E I alter hav-‘ iiig seen called there on account‘ of thc illness and death of their mother, Mrs Paschal MacDonald.- Moncton Transcript.

RETURNS HOME _Mrs. W R. lliacQuarric of Noranda, Quebec, loaves this morning for her home after spending some time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Elton ‘N. Raynor, Mount Herbert, and her sister, Mrs Raymond Macdonald, Soutliport, Mrs MacQuarrie was called hetne cue lo the very serious illness cf her mother

HAMPTON W. M. S. —'I‘his So- cltty met at the Manse on Mon- clay, April 5th at 2 P. M with a good attendance. A very lovely Eas- icr servioe was conducted by the presldenL Mrs MacFarlane, Reports showed goor. work done for the first three months of the year. The social hour was spent in quilting. Lunch was served by the hostess

MUST LEAVE CITY — Stephen Cornticr, who gave his address as Charlottetown, pleaded guilty Tiles- cay morning to a charge of vag- riincy, Magistrate W F. Lane, be- fore whom he appeared in the city police court, sentenced him to hie of $50 or six months in the county _iail at Dorchester. The mag- istrate withheld the charge on con- dition Cormier leave the city im- mediately. —Moncton Transcript.

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'. .!\'T|§D WITII GIFT-Oil . cvmnng at szrou oi‘ mam- bcrs of the Klnsaicn iub called zit. the home oi‘ George Sinclair to tcsciit him with a gift previous to iis ticparturc for Charlottetown, to \\‘Ill['I‘i place he has been trans- ferred. David McNcill oiibtlialf of the club, presented Mr. Sinclair with n gift of Silver, the address bent", (lclivcrcd by Joe McCarthy. Mr. Sinclair" has been vcry active in the Kinsmen club. and at the Present time is president of the organization. He left yesterday for Charlottetown to take over his new duties as manager of the Metro- politan Stores there-Amherst News

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- crtil of William T. Coady, Mlllview, WilS held from his late residence Millldﬂy morning. to St. Jouchims Church, V1 rnon River, and was lar- gely attended. Solemn Requiem High Mass was celebrated by his pastor. Rt. Rev. Aionsigtioi‘ M. Mc- Donald. D.D.. assisted by Revw Lewis Callaghan and Rev. Parnell‘ p 51H Wood, the lattcr nfiici ting at thcl

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w‘ "ll VIPVIlIIII Kl DK. Ross of Pownal United Church I11‘ Toldlle- ~N9W circuit. This conference will deal with rural life problems and an _ authority front outside the Prov- —-~‘CPl-— A until/C lace. in the person of Riev. Mark .1 wutntrl that passed Dawbot‘. D.D._ will be in attendance

ll and penetrated and address the meetings. A pro- on a ticrmal life gram has been arranged with the ore hr- tiicd-a un- background o‘ a. rural nature 1st mnricm report at which it Is hoped a full and th°lfllgh_dl§? “ESPB __°.L Prﬁem“

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Plenty Of Thrills, Fun And Color In: “Forest Rangers”

Paramount's latest adventure movie of the great outdoor "The Forest. Rangers." opens to-dav at the Prince Edward Theatre in a b11129 0f 810W, forest fires. hit tunes. and Technicolor. Take it from this reviewer. the picture is one of the ﬁlm seasons high spots,

Based on the novel bv Thelma Strabel, author of the Cecil B.

DcMille sea saga, "Reap the wild

Wind," the present picture is a powerful love and adventure story

with plentiful touches of comedy arid BXCILIXIIZ performances by ro Fred MacMtirray and Susan Hay- ward. George Marshall directed.

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of the high timber lands

Paciﬁc Coast. "The Forest Rangers" get into its swtll story swiftlv when Paulette. as a. society girl from the eifcte East. is pitched of! a horse tit a frontier celebration ‘right on top of the handsome hero.

and lands

Fred MacMurray. Fred. it seems. is

a Forest Ranger in search oi a sab- otcur who has been setting giant rcdwoods ablaze for some sinister reason.

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forest ﬁre scenes in the ﬁlm.

in N119 two hit tunes in the piece are the immensely popular “Jingle

Jangle Jingle," bv Frank Loesser and Joseph. Lillcy. and “Tall Grows

the Timber" by Lnesser and Fred-

erick Hollander. “The Forest Rangers" is a rol- licking. roaring, spectacular pic-

iure with more than its share of laughs. love and action. You'll re- gut. Rangers."

it ii’ you miss "The Forest

“Blocked TraiI” New Republic Hit Has Famous Trio

Those three favorites of western films-Bob Steele, Tom Tyler. and Jimmie Dodd — turn detectives in Republic's newest 'I'hree Mesquit- eers action picture, "The Blocked Trail." which comes to-day to the screen of the capitol Theatre for a three day run.

At the opening oi‘ the ﬁlm. the story is centered upon "Mad" Mar-

tin (Waiter Soderlmg). an eccentric and elderly recluse who lives in a remote canyon. Martin has kept his activities un- known to the outside world. and the only companion he has is Brilliant, a midget horse with a highly de- veloped mentality.

For many years

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ediin the hills near his cabin, and Br eers. who happen to through the territory at the time, capture the little horse. They are

liiant is missing. The Mesquit-

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sheriff, however, and charged with

Hon. Mark R. Mc- Guigmi, Minister of Education: Rev. Dr. J. A. Murphy. Rector of S. D. U.; Rev W S Godfrey; Miss Mary MacDonald, Supervisor of Women's Institutes; Mr. W. R. Shaw, Deputy" Minister nf Agricul- ture; Mr. J.J. Trainor, President of the PEI. Federation of Agricul- ture: Dr. J. T. Crotcau. Economist ai; P W C. and S D.U . and the guest speaker. Dr. Dawbor. The meetings in Charlottetown will be hcld in Prince 0i’ Wales College. An oncn discussion on matters pertaining to the rural life of this province will be held following the address. This is an exceptionally important gathering and it is hop- ed that a lartze representation from all parts of P"lncc Edward Island will be prcsent._

Personals

Mrs. G. Fisher Granville St- Ciiy, has received a cable from her son Henry. announcing his safe arrival overseas.

Ml‘. and Mrs. TIlCS S. Nconan, Albany have rcccivcti :1 tiblcgrnm from their son Lac. Han ~' Noonati nnitptinrini; his s-ifc arrival over- 503$.

All‘. Sitinucl Mo Paik Road. Ilﬂg rot . t from his son Daniel (Tull: announc- ing his safe arrival in England.

Mr and Mrs. Norbert Miirphyof Aoiherst. N s. formerly of Ether- aid, P. E I have received a cable from their son LAC Gerald Mur- phy announcing his safe arrival Overseas

Mr and Mrs. Wm Arbing, Ken- sington Road. has received a cable announcing the safe arrival in Eng- land their son John wings;- bglieig‘ known to his friends as .. c ..

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Phyllis Maricll; 2, Sheila DeLory; and Vivian Allan.

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THURSDAY, APRIL 15th

7.30 l'.lll.—Mid-weck Lenten Service in Heartz Memorial Hail ._-Rev. Hugh Miller will conduct the Service- dcoitoeoitinv-scnooi. in» .1~ non of Georgetown School

SEED DATS AND BANLEY

We have a quantity of Number 1 Seed Oats, dif- ferent varieties to sell to the farmers at Three Dollars ($3.00) per bag of one hundred pounds, also Number 1 Seed Barley at $L§0 per bushel, freight paid to your railway station. Cash to accompany order.

l, Maurice DeLory; 2, 3, Lorin Mair.

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nca - ilS to both teams and ;_ . t 1 . e3 i>1..\.\"r:s ‘hAlLYz- rus- __ an n, ihc Government. (NPYIN?gt:oriblgIiifeihérifleﬁfzYlgsrdfigllOcrr “"55 °"‘“"" ”°"""“°“' m" iilﬁemi°fPft°ii§lfﬁ§f§g 5mm, 2 ‘Hm’ gtliggslllgclolg§)bbriil done! (Pat- ant, tbhe ttrfig SL312 a ittilbit-ggk gist} grade vL-i, Cullen 2, Lois smith.’ 3 ‘John Mlmn ' ' FREE sOUND MOVIE! i ‘ ‘r’ ‘v s. aou rre n - _ . ‘ ' Monclnn SP ~~-~—-— kKIIICX‘. on sogrblgdgogﬁtin‘lfilrggglljheﬁaﬁrs'YN gigs: ‘(,IIIII'—11' o M‘ stung, Mpnﬂgy A 3 L- , > ____ _ V - r _ _ -_ J _ .-— , I ~r - a.m. _‘ FAKE AT Ill \TER RH ERA Lovely Helen Devereli has the Jean M‘lccoljllcll, 3_Eve,en1,1e“e1 Mildred comm York. Tuud.’ i....w p.m. Lltllt. Romtt Liman. son of the leading lady role in the picture, I n w 1k 5.40 p.m. late Judge Inrnaii, will be one of playiniz thc D1111 9f Mﬂrulfs "iece- y ' GGrNNNCIN-TI-Slcogbsepilli lsircMlllati Alexandr“- waned.’ . ._.__i W- fir; rpcitkers at 1hr tnccting tq b0 Aun- Also in the Cast are GQOPBB Mrs, Jcnkin§5 Balms-hitch]. Grade n} '5_'1_ Mariam, waik.’ Hunger River, Thursday _ ‘.3, ,, _ ,-|,.,,],,“,.¢,,,_,." _ ‘Inncml, hind 1n Hunter Rivcr Hall tonight I-*?\VIB‘CI"111@5_ MIIIPl‘. Hill PYICB- er. 2' Dorothy comm Mon“ u‘ “m”. _-,;-,n “Wk, __ ‘ll-O Rom", lr- 1hr National War Finance Com- Kenn“ NIMTIMCI- P191” Llden- and Grade IV.-1, Ann MacDonald Grade 111,4 Catherine McMm- l . U I ‘A plus fax" IIIIIL“ i" support of m5 FQUTUT BE-G-Ea-‘v-IY-i-ii-i- and Beatrice Man'- equal: 2' Mabel an I ,1 . , - I ',_ - Viﬂtoll’ Lcﬂll. Licut. Inman has m ' " T Stewart; 3. Martial?“ Slf-‘Vens- Grade IL-i, Bruce Munn; 2 i III-MI millm" — Riwlliltmns scnn considerable service on a Can- relating to this province Wm be Grade IIL-l, Elizabeth Grant; g, Anne Mcsachex-IL ' Phone Tiiil 1103 ‘mum Convene (luring the Pa“ conducted. The conference will be Margmet Duvld: 3' E1131!“ m“ ' GggaéieMléglléhlleﬁalry McMillan; Z

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"Will it ivash?" is the oft-repealed question of women who are buying summer wardrobes. In fact, many a woman is going to wash and iron her own summer dresses this year LQNDQN _iCP1_ After a big as the household help and laundry raid on Dunkcrque, American situation continues to be 0116 K118i bombers were escorted to bases by reflects the manpower shortage. Norwegian fiphiei" plant-a led by a. ——-——--——+ New Zculaadcr, Wing Cmdr. P. G To remove mildew stains Jameson, D PC. and bar. It was white linens. boil in a water

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