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snows 7-9-N0 MATINEE UNTIL sar.

PRINCE EDWARD —TODAY 8i WED.

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5C MEN IN A SECRET IIDIIM........¢.

ling thp :afety of a naliamnqearing ta action today s new miracle device: tor detentel

BEHIND THE IIIACII-IIIITS....I.....

and: at expert: lay the death trap: for enemy ~ plane: in the nlghll

III‘ llll NEW IMIIIICN IIIIIIMCES

mthrawing their invisible entanglement: at ,wire belare the air path of the attackersl

IlIliNT BEAMS FIND TNE ENEMY |

‘macros: the sky, marchlight: make him visible . to the deadly efficiency oi anil-aircralt gunsl '

their target with fatal preci:ion a: fire fill: the night to keep England salel I

ClIlINlEIl-ITTACIIINC NUMBERS I

present l:

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lllllE DlIPliEl - ICDEII DDIICLIS ANINCNV IIISNEIL - DERRICK DQINIIY Story by In DlI11l|II Distributed by IIITII llllfll

. “exactly a: lt happened from film: taken on I the spot as British shell: send Nari battleship: to the battam of ieal

1 Crime Doesn’t Pay-Pete Smith Specialty I I "AMERICAN SADDLE HORSES” In Technicolor

“Death Of A Champion” At Capitol When that popular fiction sleuth.’

"Oliver Quade," entcredthe field oi , crime detection in motion pwtuR-i

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TODAY _"' AND WED-

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illiiivoliiiwlls BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE...

_ c, Champion." ieatring Lynne er- UIlllI these two demon

man as Quads. over-man has given many superb performances in the! past, but never has he been as Rltlllii ‘ a; he i5 in the role of the fellow who I sells oornipendiums of knowledge by; literally being a "human encyclop- aedia," and who dabbles in crlnle as a sideline. |

Of course. the plcttue had to have ; ah ace supporting cast, and Virginia . Dale, Joseph Allen, Jr., O'Connor.

Adroitiy mixing comedy with mys-‘ tery, the story bsglns with Ovennan

detectives get on the

of encyclopaedias at a society ‘m8’ show. Before very long, a chasnpion Great Dane, owned by the million-

teriosly. Then a famous dog author- ity is killed.

Donald's addiction to detective fiction III-‘IDIIBs him to do s little sleuthing ill room, A p111!‘ of intruders enter and ti the second man to arrive kills the first. Donald quits his hiding place. rushes to Overmans Qvermah calls the Chief of Police.

When Donald discovers a third murder. Cverman has to brinS his deductive powers to bear to solve tho . murders.

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PEARLS FROM IIERRING In south-western New Brunswick ing scales is worth more than und of herring, weekly". But there's a catch in the statement. The ,ield of 1.000 lb of herring is only a out 33 lb. of scalee.

oi scales were roughly $1. but the 1.000 lb of fish from which they came were worth from 10 to 14 times as much to the fi-hermcn.

ll-SO-sssecran SHORTQ

am shi d to the United States. where hey are used in Pfodiwlllfi pearl essence, which in turn. is 115-

_DFy Celery leaves in a pan in “mules, etc. The scale business .llc ovcn. Crumble and store in a. which is carried on by fisllenne" I! covered glass jar. until needed for lnot very lame. but it flmmmlfi "9 (r

Jriends will hope for his speedy

successful meeting of

bu‘ on- Isoclatlon was held last night in the

‘McLure Building, Charlottetown.| "The President, Mrs. J A Mac-‘

,mernbers was present. Plans were

formulated for the forthcoming

rise Into the sky to bring the invader: down election campaign and nmnerous

n u“ “onl- l" "°'""°" W“ lh°l"°'"°'| business matters were discussed at M“ N ‘the meeting. Plans were made to

THE IIISTCIIIC lrrici on KIEL 119,333,; were r

I ing. entertainment

they found a. Quarter of meat on the kitchen table. thc cz-cupallts of l-he dyyeilillit! 011 yesterday at the Capitol Theatre lllI a, the new coniedy-nrysiery, "Death of Storm g0Qds_

“Lion Has Wings” At Prince Edward

Dfmald‘ BRITISH FILM OF ROYAL AIR. FORCE ACTIVITIES SENT WAR BRINGS CRO\VDS 0F 811d his assistant. Donald, fli5P°5mBI APPLAUD THINGS AND LAUGH AT HITLER.

nil-e organizer of the show, dies mYS‘ produced a motion picture w ich

tainly the crowds who saw “The Lion Has Wings," the murdered man's Edward Theatre last night

the British Empire. However, lest you think we're unduly prejudiced. apartment. we'll quote from a review of the picture given in an American film trade magazine whose reviews are really tough because they are not for nLbllc reading. rather for the members of the trade alone who want to know just what's what:

picture. British government soon- sorrd film production during the scaon a pound of herr- l wartime bow. Kordn made it with l anus own finance, but with State. Sal's "Gentle" collaboration and a Information option to purchase. l?“ tm‘ “$3.11?” “i.” .3313? t .ne war m - M 3 “m5 I” 5° 5' 90mm‘ m‘ 33 1b.‘ no?) no less directly peacetime fiction. may be but it is. nonetheless. one “““‘I"-l’l."°’lf"’ “W. °“°°’§‘IIIZ' ;_ .. SERGE O MIWBQ - ‘The New Brunswick herring scale. ltlilii-fenhonesiyflof statement‘ me quiet humoilrs. and the unique glimpse ii affords oi’ the British military ed in maklh! artificial iWfl-TI-i- km“? ‘machine are all to its favour while the mysteries of the fighter defehcc patrol. the plotting of raids and

The Central Guardian

This olumn le reserved [or aewe of local Intel-eel but advertising oi e newly nature may be Inserted at 5 cents e word strictly pey- able In advance.

TUESDAY. J ANUABY 30

Sub-Mission Bend. Hklhugere-East Parlor.

WW“: town staged a successful studio CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUB- . Wer- r-Wrr-r-h-mr E“’Ils“‘ol?”'l.§€“.§l§.f"l~“3fI2I-‘ “with! Days were presented to The quarterly meeting of the quail!’ é§nfffif§anmfignfi l-hflli-YKE 5116165166 present. The Caledonian Club was held on Mon- cordlalu “wired to a 500ml “em firs. entitled Copv was a fast day evening, Jan, 29th, There was

In: at the Oddfellows Hall. Thrus- day evening, February 1. L-1010-1-30-3i. CHARLOTTETOWN FUR. BUY- ER-Mr. R. N. O an represent- atlve of Holt. Renfrew C0. Ltd. will be buying fox pelts Tuesday and Wednesday in the offioe oi’ J. D. Jenkins. Charlottetown. L-1012-i-30-2i.

SOLDIER lLL—-Mr. Geome B. I-Iermessey. C. N. R... received a telegram Saturday that his son William Thomas of the 6t

Military Hospital, Halifax. Jan 25th. and would undergo an oper- ation for appendicitis on the 27th. Bis father left for Balifax Mon- day morning. William's many

Banning and was directed by Mr. J. A Lawson.

son. which was directed by Mrs. Cecil Stewart. During the inter- mission overtures and were played by Miss Hornbys Orchestra. A special fea- ture of last night's musical pro- zam was the orchestration by Kathleen Horn-bus orchestra oi the written b Mr C. C Charters of Gwen Patterson. The Summerside Theatre Guild were unable to get to the City last night owing to the condition oi the roads and their play was cancelled. The Litt'e Theatre Guild plan to pre- sent. as n patriotic effort. n Red Cross Performance at the Prince Edward Theatre This production will be an imported London suc- cess in three acts and will be staged during the last February

Pie. Leo Shepard of the R C A M C. left for the this morning alter visiting home in this city.

IBCOVGFY.

WOMEN'S NATIONAL CON- SERVATIVE MEETING— A most the Wo- men's National Conservative As-

Donald occupied the chali- and a large and enthusiastic gathering of

St. Pauls Church Annual Meeting

COME AND enjoy a social even- and refresh- ments, Oddfellows Hall Thursday evening. February 1st at 8 p. m. Women's National Conservative Asscciation hostesses. L-l010-i-30-3i. GYRO CLUB HEARS ADDRESS —Mr. W. L. Brenton, vtncia Dairy Superintendent. lmve an in- leresting address on “Milk and milk

The annual meeting of the St Paul's Parish Church,

town was held last night and a vie successful year's

ed meeting.

Dfilfil-s" Tleiflglve hlgoghcls ygggg The regular reports were submit- B 6 Y6K“ 8.1‘ LIIIC _ ~ ' _ b in the Charwttewwn How ted and adopted The waideilris rlel

ve=terday Gyro W MacNeil occup- p0“ was presenwd by Mr-

ied the chair. Mr. Brenton divided his talk into the headings of milk butter, cheese and ice cream an

gave an interesting description cf the history and characteristics of each product. He outlined some cf the work being done by the cream- eries on the Island in relation to this dairy product.

QUARTER 0F BEEF STOLEN- Constables Lawrence McInIlis and Tony Lund of the City Police trac- ed the prints of a hand sleigh last‘ night for ten blocks and were re- Haslam be elect/ed worded for their efforts bv find- ing a quarter of beef been taken from a. meathouse on ,Mnes_ Hillsborough Street, behind MilLs Meat Market. One of the watch- inen on the wharf told the police he had seen a. man hauling some- thing on a sleigh. Immediately they plckcd up the trail and fol-

itilggdrieltrggeéhetfilelff‘ sag? 312%‘; Hon. c. D. DcBlois on behalf of

a» we how "he"it2§.&°‘€£iéi?.¥i3“r..°i.2i.“".f5..“dill and to Mrs, Gartliler.

Champion who is ill at his home. vy, R. Burieigh Taylor, ineers for the election of officers.

V85 try I M655 TS

.Blois.

sentatives to the diocesan W. V. Purdy and H. C. Boiiaker_

Mr. W. R. Adams was trained aud- itor for the coming year.

Thev arrested

Iof goodwill to Mr. tr A. c, Scarth,

and wishes for a speedy recovery. During recess refreshments were

served by the ladies of tllc Parish

CllIlrg-e of having possession of

Gui . The following resolution was pass- -ed:

Resolved that the (Jenni-carillon of St. Paul's Church assembled at. their Iannual meeting desire to extend to D0."tOr and Mrs. Raymond their affectionate greetings and to place on record their appreciation of Dr. 11mg- ,Ravmond‘s many \"..\'i of faitlflil liniilistry in this Parish and to ex- ;pi*ess the hope that hi. well earned rest. and change may bring to him renewed strength rind that. both lie and Mrs. Raymond may be privileg- ed to enior- mnnv rears of Hoppi- ncss Good Health and Contentment

IN CHARLOTTETONIANS TO B R I T I S H

A British Film company has

very Canadian should see. r-

Prince were r

at the

John L. Lewis Continues Attacks 0n Administration

lrilled and proud to be a part of

COLUMBUS. U. Jan. 29--(AP)

-John L. LEWIS pictured Labor ‘Secretary Frances Wrkiiis ,

"woozv In the trend" today and ac- l cused biz business of failing to, cooperate with labOr io solve un- employment.

The United Mirle Workers Con- ventiorl. listing the iobless as the No. i problem of the United States. then urged President Roosevelt to call together leaders in labor. business. industry and agriculture to devise a solution-a pro re- peatedly advocated bv the Con- gress of Industrial Orggnlv-BEIOII-S.

Lewis. head of the Mine .'"\"k- ers and the C. I. 0.. expresstd "contempt" for those "who IEIUSu to raise their hands to relieve the distress oi the unemployed."

In another bitter indictment oi the Roosevelt administration. he said Secretary Perkins told a dele-

“With this vivid and compelling

makes its

Ministry of I

than with Propaganda it

cfeilce movements. "16 P900"-

lavoring dressings, soups and |just over $12,500 a. year- Strlrctton oithe epic Wilhelmshaven gation of U. M. W. officers that ‘Yew-r. and to ccmblng with other —:-——-—€— 0.3,...“ Wm, the quiet heroes she did not consider unemploy- salad herbs, I To freshen a wom leather hand- [tiwmsélves on m, “teem the merit as serious as t-hev reported

‘i188. "lb W" with pm“ Vaseline |f|fl5he5 or spitiires roaring the and asked them to cive the Denic- TD crisp raw vegetables for into which a few drops 0f 8IYcPr',Sk1e5 at 400 miles per hour. or of cratlc Party time and it would

sliilrd. soak in iced water to which ine have been blended. Wipe Off

a little lemon juice had been ad- |with a clean soft cloth until It is 59f- thoroughly dry.

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THEATRE CHAIRS AND ELECTRICAL FIXTURES FDR SALE!

Owners of smell thentree or country halls lhrolllllfllll the Island will be glad of the op urtunity to procure. at law cost. excellent, theatre chnlre emf electrical fixtures in I004 conillllun

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Prince Edward and Capitol Theatres.

lnonchalant lads piloting the heavy Vlkclllngions l0 are ongrossinq screen entertain- ment no mutter what colour the flan that files atop the local flag-

is the backer-mind of a dlflmfllic passage. I-Iitlers rantings are cross lclit with a pretty Dftern of race- course Iinsters. cheapjlicks. pnrk orators "

.prossed somewhat mlldiv. In ad- lriition. thc Prince Edward's show

I m. ulna-aft"; dendrul.

work out cvervthlna. , "After three hours." Lewis said. the delegation “went awlrv woozv in the head. ilist like the 200d woman who is Secretary of Lab-

Lewis remarked that he believed Miss Perkins would "make a izooe housekeeper," but "I don't think she knows aliv more about the economic problems of this COIPIIIV than a Hottentot does about the moral law."

enemy obiectives.

. ff. TCIlQmDPTIliITf-fi war declaration

and

‘Those are your reviewers senti-

cnls. too. although perhaps ex- N0 P05595519"

is atlfylllg with- out a COIIIpEIIIOII.—£IIBCII.

It is not, true that loves makes

The C Ito Thealr hall‘ end Prince Erlwlrd Tiwfll-PG electrical akllllflr! ere fzrctmmzdlste sale — delivery ts pnl- llast night. included n1’; filménggt all thin s easy. iii makes us choose rrlblc in about two weeks. A pllcetlon should he made WIT"! Pete Smith specialty a a 01] e the mos diff cult-George Elliot. ls only 50o chi" mu ‘I lted number of fixtures are R C. M P.. a Crime Dormi- Pny ____ nval ble. short dealing with rflvrrtrrfdi Write down difficulty as some- Amfly by phone M, M.“ u, money. and a splendid Technicol- thing M, be ma5¢er¢d_ THE MANAGE]; 011T‘ T991 damn‘: w Ih American '——-—*"—*—i r h~rsr~s The noblest deeds of heroism are

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done within walls. not before thel public geae.—J. P. F. Richter.

Trinity United Church

HOLD STUDIO NIGIIT- The Little Theatre Guild of Charlotte-

mol/IHE newswaper story by Kendall

The second play on the program was the produc- tlon "Prize Money" by Loin’; w“.

selections Kathleen

song “Jasper Lullaby" which was Charlotte own. and sung by Miss

week of

mnilfanrl his

Charlotte-

worll reporte. 1 ‘Ric rector, Rev. A. LeDrew Gerd- ner. presided at the largely attend-

I-Iorne. in the absence of Mr. W. E.

Messrs Charles Eiearle, H. Messer- and Mr. George Oliver were Appointed scrut-

The following were elected to the H. A. C. Scarth, J. P. Hlllon. W. E. Champion, P_ E. Palmer, B. H. Horne. R. E. Kemp, A, J. Hasiam and Hon. G. D. De-

It was moved rind seconded that Mes-us H. A, C. Scarth and A. J. representatives

' s‘ CI. ."t' . which had p3’ b‘e“‘irl.é‘s‘§.i"llf‘bfiié‘émpsl’la ‘£3311,

I The following were elected repre- Church society: Messrs E. V. Bell H, Slmm,

It was decided to send a message .

Club Installs Officers At

quiic an amount; of business was transacted.

elected President chair .

occupied

ltes 1nd the passing of bills, usual routine of

the report oi the St.

cess of this annual event The Treasurer.

for the past. year which

in exceflent condition. The newly elected officers

the Presidentasfollows:Chief, W

| McLean. Treasurer. Nell MpOannell

Benton.

Malcolm Gillis ence to holding a

cussloil a comr"

' McLean

mnsideratlon.

and after being disposed of meeting adjourned.

Dominion-wide Drive Feb. 12

TORONTO.

J an._ Dominion-wide

drive will

s Legion War Services for

to b soldiers

drive and all money will be spent in the

‘Canadians serving In the

a good attendance o1 members and Important

Mr. Alex Matheson, the newly the

After the reading o! the mg}?-

e business was carried out. The Recording Secre- tary, T. M. McMillan presented Andrew's Dinner Committee and many fav- orable commenis were heard from the members present on the suc-

John Anderson presented the financial statement showed that the finances of the Club were

for the ensuing year vnu-e duly install- ed in their respective po=itlons by

R. Shaw. President. Alex. W. Mathe- soh. 1st Vice President. J G. Mc- F lyen. 2nd Vice President. N. D.

Recording Secretary. T. M. Mc- IMilan. Financial Secretary, John Corresponding Secretary. D. F. Bethune. Club Pipers. John B. Manderson and Bruce McLaren.

Deep regrets were expressed by the members present on account of the illness of two prominent mem- hers, Clarsmcn A. B. Brown and

An important matter with refer- "Burns Night" was proposed and after some dis- "M consisting r’ c1 nsmen A. W Matheson. W. R. Shaw. J. G McFadven. Neil Mc- Cannefl, Malcolm McKlnnon. Alex T. M McMillan was ap- pointed to take this matter into

Sevewl other important matters were broueht before the meettllng re

Legion Launches

29- ( CP) -—A be

launched Fob. 12 by the Canadian 8500.000 e used in helping Canadian return to civil life after the war. it was announced today.

Education and personal service work will be prime objects or the

subscribed interests of army.

lnavy and air force. The plan has approval and active cooperation of

I the Dominion Government.

The Legion War Services’ wOrk is designed lo fit Dominion sol- dlers for return to peacetime oc- cupations. Wherever possible. ed- ucatlonal facilities and vocational training will be made available to men on active service “to oocupv their leisure and constantly re- mind them oi‘ the necessity of pre- paring for the future."

Personal service will consist of

advice, guidance and services to men "who are far from home and iworried about some problem of a .domestlc natuie"_ The services in- clude aiding job-seeklngsoldiers on ,their return and aiding the Gov- ICTII/"lll; in developing plans for rehabilitation of the men.

For education of the troops, the Legion has hliied itself with the

'Canadian Association for Adult Education. Director oi’ the ed- ucational program is Dr. E A. Corbett. veteran 0f the First Great War and a leading educational

5 authority.

Murray River

And Vicinity

, Mrs. Ada McCasscil and grand- child of Pownal are visiting in Murray River the guest of her bro- ther Augustus Keenan.

Mrs. FC. Bennett and Vaunda

as spent the “reek-end in Murray Riv-

er. the guests of her sister Preston Prowse.

l The many friends of Mrs. Albert Johnston who was badly scalded .whife working in her home are pleased to learn she is recovering.

Private Louis McKenzie of the Highlanders who was spending a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J.E. McKenzie has returned to his station

Mrs.

Miss Connie May Rankin of Pictou Island. N.S.. is spending a few days in Mirrray River the truest of her sister Mrs. Fordson Keen- an.

Capt. Lewis Herring who has been in New Glasgow. NS. on business has returned home.

Mrs. Albert White of Murray Harbour spent. the week-end in Murray River. the guest oi her sis- ter. Mrs. Elizabeth Macfnnls.

Mrs. Chester Reynolds spent a few dnvs in Murray Harbour North the guest of her sister. Mrs. Wil- llam McLure.

Mr. John Nrsruson and Mr. F‘. W. Sanders left for Halifax.

Prlvnic Frank Gosbee who was spending tille week-end with his r rrcnls. Mr. and Mrs. A‘ex Gnsbee has returned to his station.

Private Alfred Goebee. who has been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Gosbee. has returned to his unit.

'l"llc mic exclusive sign of a thor- ough knowledge is the power of tceolr‘ .-Ari.ltotle

1r mus

i

Regular Meeting

The Women’s National Conservative Assoc- iation extend a cordial invitation to all Con- servatives to attend a social evening at the Odd-

fellows Hall on Thursday evening Feb. 1st, at 8 p. m.

++o+e0< moon» 1

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Mrs.

their

week

Mr.

On party hom 2

fund.

Mr. to

Mr.

“"85 in the city Wednesday on business.

Gunner Martin Corcoran of the

Cardigan Head

Highlanders spent the week-end e.t his former home in Cardigan Head.

Mrs. J.M. Curran. Baldwins Road

in the city on Thursday to attend the funeral of his cousin, the late

During the past week a number of the farmers in the vicinity have been busty engaged in completing

l Mrs. Bernard McQuaid. 48 Road.‘ was a visitor to the city during the past week.

Valley. spent a few days 0f the

Mrs. i8 spending a very pleasant vaca- tion with her brother Mr. Malcolm McLeod. Lorne Valley.