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His reason tor lllLi L< um ~l ‘\\.\ll s 1.1 ktru me wllil llzrl: lzltn llu ll . t u 11v that L n‘! be hc U13

CIIOLZQII t0 11kt‘ 11.;

o biscuit that nu cl what that due

when thcv ' knows. If ‘your lo- can l: last a lifetime?

DEAR MISS DIX-Last nlrzht I hmrd Frank Qt! ' {rd over the radio and I went CTIIZV ovcr htm. nut‘. I have czrr~ m vl:- hurt wllcrl- I think there ls no use in llvinu without him. Plc hel.) nlc. J. L. S.

ANSWER-I understand that Mr. man with a wife and chl‘l so l‘ 1' o d-sac out n m I‘\'

d have some lonze tvr the

T/rie in} wolf and Taste!

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Canada's largest selling time QUALITY tea!

Alva): nrer them

rNovel Ghost Film,

_melodramas about ghosts,

vac THE UNINVITID spirit of supreme evfl, Inelastic] ier will: lu unum force" . unifying him with In effecr eo deadly and malignant!

Pcrcnounfe thrilling pieluri

action of tho noel Ioulnol

ing novel einco “leboeco”! A inflame Ii! ti‘

RAY vltumn rum nussrv nnvrlg cmsr

Cornelia Otis Skinner M .

Iieil Russell "I "I Girl when lint lovevn

dxadowod by the Ivil Inci- ndtidn d THE UNINVIYEDI

EXTRA —- NEWS

FUNNY ANIMAL SHORT COME EARLY ! ! !

‘Uninvited’ Now at

Prince Edward

those spine-tingling splrlts and n haunted BT11"! 111 Paramount's Unlnvlted" today at the Prince Edward Thea- tre and has as top stars the llghtful trlo of my lglllland. Ruth

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Ray Mlfland

Ruth Idussey as sister and brother ,y .:md Donald Crisp as cr=nd1lth¢r~

. of Gull Russell who falls head overl

hccls for Ray- as who wouldn't? There are many twists alon! 1119 way, however, before even 11H slightest semblance of sanity can. be attributed to all members of the cast ln this tense and excltln!

t . ‘.

Si) typically ‘English setting la used as the background of "Un- inrlimd," Ray and Ruth attract- ed by .1. lovely cottage ¢811Ed wlml‘ ward l-Iousr- on a lgtl cliff at the ocean's edge. P11111135? l‘

from Donald Crisp. G811. 11-5‘ gg-anddaughtcr, protests aBans

rho sale fcr sentimental reasons since her mother while llvlli;

. there. met death ln a P1111186 W"

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thc cliff-

n is through um disappearance ‘In a somewhat. mystic manner that spirlfi» visit Windward H0056

l Nlchlll‘ to haunt. all who dare toflvhat did

;inhabil the ccttnfic- , 4 pzvccrfu! scent of P91411111?‘ "1531"

Th rough a

=‘ cning scbs and i9)’ blasts. i116 11"" 53m splflts are ever-present and Loddly menacing. Their effect on

Mu; Russell is most uranium and for that reason. Ray. Rum and a country doctor. Alan Nan- lel: find l; lmperatlve t0 c1681‘ “l?

How they accomplish it L= told in cne cf the mcst 10114911112 stor- m. ygf, brgught, to the screen. The

ildz-hcotc direction of lllls Charles

- _. all jolned ln Jolly Good

Bracket’. production is by Lewis Allen and in the cast besides the pfiijfilflfg already nr-ncd are Cor- uclid Oil's Sisinner, Barbara Ever- gsp Ivpn Simpson. Holmes Herb- er; and Rita P88!-

Farewell Party

Monday evening April 17th, c nurnbtr cf the friends and and brmhcrs of Melville B. A, gathered a: the home _Dcnald A. MacLean, Cc-

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‘ and sun-ln-law Mr. and Mrs. . before leaving for new hcmc lu Clyde River. L‘ meeting was called to order w. Basil l-l:lul_ Ar the con- cn ct‘ his remarks a beauti- aordcd address. glvlng evidence to tile p<r>uIarizy' of Mr. and Mrs. Walsh and the cstccm in which lhrv are held by the c-cmmunlty r the good wishes cl’

ll prcrrnz as read by hlr. Clif- ton Inc? The address was ac- (cznparlied by two lovely occaslcndl who“;

Mrs. MclvJle Bell made the presentation.

Both Elmer and Loube made flt- tlng responses voicing their thanks to: the apureciatlon shown them and assuring everyone of the w come and hospitality awaiting them ln Clyde Rlver. After which singing "For they are Fellows.‘ Refresh- ments were then served by a 1111m- ber of ladies present. The re- malnder of the evening we; de- voted to danclng and social Inter- course. Excellent muslc being fur- nlshed by Messrs. Stephen Toole and Georeg Vlllett on the vlolln.

accompanied by Miss Viola Tools '

on the guitar.

At a late hour all deported for their hcmcs wishing Elmer and’ Louise the Best of Luck In their! new home. Following ls the ad-f dress:

To Elmer and Louise:

We your friends and neigh- bours have gathered here this cv- enlny to express to you both our recret on your departure from our midst, and our best wishes for fut- ure haoplnesg ln your new home. You will he matly missed both in the district and tn the Orange Lodge when; you both have been valued members.

In the life of the conununlty ou have proved yourselves good cl l:- ens. good neighbours and coed friends and we are confident that tr Vml are appreciated ln your new home as rou are here your lot will be n hanyy one. Our best Wishes go with gift. which we now ask you to accept on behalf of e district

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-llour Leave

II IINII SRANN

Author of "Student Nurse". “Wu WlfegblIfAlr Force

. fu'u'e‘c‘a'n'o\"o'h\‘u\‘o'w'i'b$'n

l Jerry “bad seen Simon glanced sldelong at Cherry.

before He:

Cherry stared straight her. Tears stung her eyes’. throat felt drfidand parched. felt. an arm g

you y. 1 was a tool. 1 dbdn't really want tn."

Hts brows drew together. A _dull red flush mse tn his cheeks. "Well. I'm dashed. What a way to turn on e fellow" Then his tone cham- ed, a oonclltatvry note comm; Into

, "Have a. heart, berry. It wasn't my fault we ccrne out of that wmounded restaurant: at the wrona moment. It's just one of those unfortunate t-hlngs that harppen scmotfmos. But the world won't come to an end?’

_ Cherry felt at that moment that it alrcadrv ccme to an end. she'd destroyed Simon's trust ln he; and that was more lonmrtant to her than anything else. It was precious lbovo overytblngfi Win-hour trust no

eoould c ha . sndtf Io boon there were to doubts 1n Simon's mlnd..' “I wish I hadn't met you, she repeated dlstractedly.

Jerry laughed shortly. "Flatterlng aren't. you? What have I done to you? I've behaved darned decently. Here, let me those tears. Gosh. what a. stlly glr lt lst" Agaln he would have put his arms around her. Agaln she flung away from hlm- Sh; leaned forward and tap- ped the wlndow, motlonlng to the driver to stop, "Here, what's all tbs?" Jerry asked shortly.

“Iin sorry. Jerry- I don't want torg: to the plctures with you." y taxi was drawing lnw the curb. Jerry's face was expressive of hi; feelings. It was ugly m it's re- sentment and anger. ~You mean you're walking out 0n ma."

_ “Yes if you choose to our lt Lbat way! want. to see lt I can catch Simon before he goes lnw his offlcc. II mast have a word with him." l

Jerry laughed sardonlcaiiy. "You know, I'm begmnlng to wonder why I wasted cvcn one lunch time with you. I wouldn't haw had 1 known you were only meeting me for what

ou could get outot me."

"I'm sorry. Jerry."

"The devil you are! It's written all over you. All right, our you get If Teddy Scljenck tells me Denise l; still alive I'd send you a postcard. It'll look well that way, won't it? People always read postcards. May- be that precious husband of yours will see it. before he hands it 0o you."

Cherry was tumbung out of the ltaxl as he spoke.

CHAPTER. XII

Cherry wag dmly aware of the taxi driver looking at. her a httle uncert Y- Was he wondering .Wl’I8C hncl happened? It must seem lrahhel" strange to pick up u mun land a girl from a restaurant, be ,t01d to dmc to a theatre. and than for the glrl to get out halfway lclown Shaftsbuzfv Avenue.

Stlll. what dld she care what a .mere stranger thought of her? she care what Jerry

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thought of her either? And 1f he ‘did send a postmrd a; he threat- ‘ene-l .vrcll. even that wouldn't frlghen her. ‘it fiflme 1t’: contents wouldn't lncws to Simon. for quite suddenly ‘she knew that. lf lt really came to ,lt. she would rather tell Simon the lwhole truth than have hlm imagine ‘she lunshzd with Jcrry Miller itoday because she was seriously in- yterested ln him. This was some- thlng that must be put right be- tween t-hem whatever" the cost. even

it meant tcllinz him everything ,that had happened m the past ‘cozlccrnlng Denise.

Another taxi was slowly She stopped the man and ln- "Charles Street. please."

“Very 800d. Miss."

They were there ln a few minutes She Paid the man and now stood will ins. She had never been to ss- mon's office and she wouldn't dream |of actually presernirrz herself ‘there but maybg if she hung about ‘and caught hm as he came dlOilE Fly-c could have lust a moment with him. She felt she must speak to hlm, tell hm that there were e\'- planattons she could moire.

, ‘ _ _ only .now wasnt me time or place to lake thsm- tell hlm there Yiffe

reasons Why she'd met Jerry other than the 0118s he must be suspect- ln . 0h. if she could lust do this. Ithen she wouldn't, feel so badly! l ' There were people loitcnnlnf There always were round Whltehalll and Dovrnin? Stunt». 5119 5mm]- back a r-ttlq way ln the shade/w oi. adcorwzw; Then her heart gave a- leflp- I-lc was crossing thr- street. 110W. Only he lzcksd so different.- not the klnily. friendly Simon

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New

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c.‘ D: Sable and Melvlle

Mlnarll‘! Kills Pain

too. He "Well, ne ma, "if um. Isn't Just zoo bull" velvp

she the clt e around her waist. manta, one prlvnt She flung sway from 1t. She turned llc. Power ls 21oz Jerry iurlonsly. "I wish 1 hadn't mers at rates

I stalled ln residences

P ' bl b' l 1m ' re“ y l He t b: to the right nor the left, She prayed silently. “Please let hlmeBrucc.

Due m wartime dificulrier, we are notalways able to mm the cverincrming demand for Cadbuvyb. We room any disappointment this may cause you.

| Senate Discussion On The Petitcodiac

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Water Po

Continuation of the debate fa the Senate, March 29. on the pur- posed survey of the Petltocodlac water power scheme:

- n. Mr- l-IAIG continuing aid power elte flooded out boos

Our province b

the Wlnnlpe Elugctrlc om or Y. '1‘ er, are two dcveo - 9. the other pub- Bllsllplgsld to {the {ar- Ontario. Last " °s° l“

year the clt- of ¥§0“$“ollt°“.it‘&°°,.?..t§l‘ "m" '°' reserves. n8 or an

Financial Problem question has been ralsed es to I nanclng of the proposed pro. JBCI- You need have no fear on that score- Atthe time the clty of Wlnnlpeg built its power plant its population was only 75,000, and today lt pays on lts bond issues rates no hl her than those paid by the Dam nlon. But one point ls fundamental, make no mistake about it: we. as Canadlans, shall never get anywhere l! we, as a Domlnlon, start to finance provin- clal undertakings. mu would lead uc lnto trouble from start to flnlsh. I em entlrclz tn ac- cord with the oplnlon tat lt ls desirable to have a thoroufh 1n- vestlgatlon into the feaslbllty of developing this tidal power. This can best be clone by eminent hydro- electric engineers engaged by the Dominion Government, whlch in a Iar better position than the provincial or municipal authorltles to secure such services. If e

A the

th engineers report that the project. 1s feasible. you wlll find there ts cno h money in the Maritime Prov ces to finance the scheme flve times over, for the reason that hydro-electric development is a paying proposition, and the source of supply never runs dry. If feas- ible, this undoubtedl would bc a good scheme. I now what hydro-electric development has done for my clty and provlnce. Electricity used to 00st us 10 cents n kilowatt hour; now it ls s0 cheap that we can run our electric wash- ers, lron-ers and stoves at. a. mint- mum of cost- It may interest hon- ourable senators to know that ln proportion to populatlon Wlnnl-

has more electric stoves tn- thzm any other clty in the world. Electrical development 1s somethlng that Governments, whether Dominion or provincial. and municipalities can ppm-nu, profitably as a publlc utlllty because the maximum of material is used with the mlnl- mlLlTl of brains.

Hon Mr. ROBINSON: 1s that ‘Ithe reason why the hydro-electric development ls so 51106655111 1n Winnipeg?

Hon. Mr. HAIG: It ls equally successful tn Ontarlo. Durln the last twenty years transm slon losses have been out in two. and today you can transmit electric cnc-rgy two hundred miles with no greater loss than was formerly involved in transmitting ll:_ one hundred miles. Swedish engmeers are now conducting experrments 1n the hflpg o! being able to trans-

‘ Ls nothing

L, tlon, but no amendment has been

wer Scheme

with no creator loss or cnmy than at present- That ll a vo 1m- portant fzctcilz- m n Imp". amen olytnac- the motion, and I s. But I would mt amend t: ln any wet.“ Th; Do- mlnlon Government we than 8° 1151M“! to a oom- munlty as hydro-clectrlo GQVIlOp- ment. Nothlng will glvo so much emlllflyment. as an undertaking o! his kind. and certainly after the war we shall need to vtdc the '2'“? at. m“ “m, on. . . : onoura 1e Senator, I think I am t representative 0m the Marltfnac Pmvlnces who as not taken ln thi-i dl-Wwlon. a great doe of which has been out or order. I am dellkhtcd to note that. m friends from the West are so wcl acquaint/ed with what we require in the Maritime Provinces. I u- soclated myself with all that has been said ln NBlfd t0 great: tldal power potcntlalltlas of the Petltcodlcc and Memramcook rfv- ers. This can be consldercu not only as a provincial and inter- provlnclal, but. also as a national question. Pbr instance. a teat sectlon o! the Canadian Nat onal Hallways could electrically o shed between C altfax, thus greatly lac railroad operation 1n that section. The mutton ls that the commit-

a

t.ee's report be concurred ln. We have heard one 0r two sug tlons by way o! amendment o! e mo-

m)’ b0

moved. I do not know whether honourable friend intends move an amendment.

Hon. Mr. ROBINSON: N0.

Hon, Mr. COPP: I am delighted to know that. so many monourable| senators from outsld, the Marl- lme Provinces are prepared ml

lye us their sutpport 1n this mat- ger. I agree w th the honourable gentleman from Moncton (Hon. Mr. Robinson) that action ls prefer- able to words.

Some Hon. SKNATORS: Hear. hear-

Hcn. Mr. COPP, (sackvtlle. NB): Therefore I think that ll’ thls motion ls accepted, we should lnvlte the Premiers of Nova Scotla and New Brunswick to come to

the Dominion Government Premier o! Prince Edward has already been here and liven us his sIIPPOrt. y ndwtlnz this course we coutld, I bellleve. Sit Hell; ton durng com ng summ . Hon. J- J. D S (Peterboru. Ont»: Honourable senators, two points appealed t0 me when $1118 proposed protect was under dls- musslon 1n committee. First. the volume o! emplo ment which its construction wo d provlde- for without doubt employment will be very much needed 1n the POSPW" period. Sec the new tactf- ltles that ment would Provinces. reasons alone the Sena-W Wllld be doing a national service 1t it took similar action ln regard to

a

other potential hydroelectric de- velopment-s. The motion for concurrence in

the committee's report was IBM“!

_mlt electricity four tlmes as far

vmcru she knew and loved so we This man's face was white and set. He walked along, looking neither ct him.

lunderstand. Let me say the right. lwords m put thing: stral ht be- ll-WECXI us. I can’ ar to eel that. |Siln0n and I.. "

A sob rcse ln her throat. She ‘moved forward. But. as she did s a than. walking close behind Simon.

overtook him. A man ln unlfoml M

with quite a terrifying anlcunt of

gold braid. She heard him say.

"Hello. Union you look p ‘tty grim

War getting you don You TV.

, ferry fell back. She watched ,S'mon pass by. How could she stop ihlm now? It would be far too awk-

n. ... Oo “E. n. u n" FF e- F E. LL >n 2. T5

ard. He'd have to introduce her. ‘There would be small talk that she ‘wouldn't {eel equal to make and ‘probably he wctfdlfl. either» .'l'1:en. mo. that other mun would think it so odd. wonder lv ' she. Sultan's wlfc, should be lymg in wait for him. Ehc watched them mllsazvpcar through time barriers guarded by ‘saw the

men salute briskly. ITo be continued» HIGH BANK SCHOOL

Honor Rcll for the ruounh of Feb- rurry:

Grade Vllfil. Isabel lvfacLcod: it. Bertha MslcLcanz 3. Jackie Hav-

er.

Grade VL-L-Earlc Bruce and, Caitherlzze McKay. equal; 2, Betty. Stewart; 3. Stlrllnz Moore. I

Grad:- V.-l, Betty MacDcnnlzt.‘ I

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end In In the llnc ol duty, you'll find Cedbwy’: Delry Milk Ctrocolet: the prime favourite because It's» nourishing, delicious end eetlefying- the Empire's

popular Mill: Choeolele.

soldiers and police.

Grade IV.—-l, Merwyn Scott; l. Norman MacPhall.

Gm e III. —-1. Norma Mac- Fadyen: 2. Roy Jewell.

Grade IL-l, Heath MacPhell mark-Garth MacLean. equal.

Grade I~l, Douglas Hyde; 2, Blots MeePhall.

2. Moore’ and

gas Kay. equal; 3, Harry Hayter- Grade III. 1 ‘ 1. btlthan Ste Annabelle

11-1, Ruthie Moore. Gra I. Sw-l, Donalda Mac- Kay.