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PRINCE EDWARD: Today & Wed.

KITTY FOYLI. SECRETARY-AN UNIOIGMTABLL WOMAN. UNFOIIGITTABLY POITRAYID

MOVIE IVER IIITTIN B!

MOST DAIJNG A MAN ABOUT A WOMAN."

“THE PICTURE THAT WON FOR GINGER ROGERS THE ACADEMY AWARD FOR 1940.”

GINGER IIIIEEIIS

-a| America's While-Collar Girl, in Christopher Morley‘:

illicit:-

scrim cwtmu - retest cossm - may: coon:

curs n SPORTS corn - snows 3.15 - 1.00 - 9.0a.

“Kilt y Foyle” Presents Ginger Rogers In Striking Drama Of A Working Girl

spin‘ in! .n!.'eoiisly'

later ﬁnds herself faced with , vital decision-whether to run' handpicked cast en- ‘away to south America as Wyrrs , ' r roles of the illll.<il't’.§\. or to marry Mark Elsem. n while-collar , who has loved her all these years. How she decides. makes the grip- i

ping climax of the picture, which I lxen praised as" . ~ a yi-oman," , tlonary

.is the heroine oil

“stream-of-conscious- said to ﬁti ness" technique that revea‘s the The story innermost thoughts of the girl her-

\‘.llil the life 0f

sodes of her colorful career.

As well as affording Miss Rogers a brilliant opportunity to display her dramatic talents. the ﬁlm gives two clever young actors their finest Dennis Morgan, sought-after leading man of many recent offerings. is weak but likeable Wyn. and James Craig. an “unknown" whom studio acclaiming, plays

iv rcziizirii": \\'llil a blllf‘—illOilt'l-‘ ti, m \\""li’ll and the recurr- i

about lil iltl‘ efforts to adjust her-

on the "wrong side of the ' Kz-"v eiivies the Philadel- . ‘~ US (l _V!\llll2<lE‘l‘. l; a working girl falls in love urh 011e, of them. Wyn Straffortl,

Eduardo Clf‘. nnelll.

he fails to iaropose. sart. Gladys Cooper. Mary Treen,

ziues to New York and gets 10b. but Wyn follovcs, and romantic interlude they are

‘ford. Cecil Cuixnincham and Nelle Walker have important saiipportirig this Olli-Oi-IIIC-Olllillﬂfy‘

ante t0 \\'_\'ll iiteaiis -

Covering as it does the period from 1929 to the present day. the picture features Philadelphia settings as the back- round for its realsitic scenes. The

ellevue-Stratford Hotel. tocrntic "Main Line" mansion, the

have laid out for him. sticilzns both their lives she flees hat-i; to New York. obtains an an- llllllllPflf, goes to work again and

l; F on. a. young doctor.

Lftlpt‘ Kitty discovers she is go- ill‘; to have a baby. and Wyn comes to town to see her. Delighted at

Kitty and her father, a mountain cabin at Lake Pocono. and typical street scenes and office interiors in both Philadelphia and New York City were reproduced with excep- tional care and detail to give the offering a. lifelike mounting.

it. she is shocked to learn d to a Philadel- ~ lllll. and she deliber-

thnt he is enuaize

Grade IV—1. Aurilda_'I‘roinor; 2. Erdlne MacLure; 3. Billy Rhynes. Grade III-l. John MacKinnon: 2. Jean Rhynes; 3 Lorne Rhynes. (irade II ta) —l. Ralph Frizz-all Grade II (b) —l. Eileen Gallant; 2. Freda MacKinnon;

Hurry. Grade II (c) -1 Jack Vissey; 2. Marie Vissey; 3. Fred Vissey. Grade I (at -l. Elroy Macliure: 2 Morgan Rhynes. Grade I (b) —l. No tests. Teachers, Dorothy MacLeod. Mor-

nhtfroiTstiilool. Honor roll for February: X-l. Jerald Gavin.

VIII-—l. Chester Skerry 2.

. Gregory Gavin, 2 3. Alton McDonald. —l. Melvin Le Clair.

Edward Ready, 2.

nu i . Gracia IV-l. Fzeddie Fitzgerald,

. Edward DesRcche

(Jraiic III—l. Bradford Le Clair.

Vnlmcro Arsenault and Jimmy

GLENFINNAN SCHOOL

Honor Roll of Glenfinnan School for the month of February: Elinor MacDonald; 2. Wands MacDonal . Donolda MacDon- ald; 2. Patricia MacDonald.

Grade VIII—l. Helen MacDonald; 2. Catherine MacDonald

do lI~l. Francis Asenaiili. 2. "nmilt, 3. Hciiiy Homer.

WE S11‘ R O Y SCI-IDOL

nor Roll for February:

Catherine O‘Shea; 2. Michael O‘Shea.

2. Beatrice OBI/lea .

C : Lee] Burke: 3. Velma Hiirke. _ Margaret. Curley; 2. Iifarrzaxict "ates; 3 Jo=eph Curler.

3. Harold Gates’.

Stlrlin". Frizzell: grade In ,1; ._1_

S Perfect attendance:

Arthur Ciiowcii;

l d" v*1 J“? Mlwlnms TCZCIIGIZ Alice M. Coady.

GEIRMANYWS "SCATTERED , l-IIISIONS

|because it is all the easier to carry.

Each time Hitler puts another country under his “protection"_ It means hc must assign troops to that area, thus further scattering Germany's 250 divisions-comprising about 4,000,000 ohlcers and men. Map shows how these legions are deployed, with only about

i _ Capitol: Today to.

WHERE PWG“ L, says. ""‘“°' H}... LOOKING m" M

l mp LOVE LAuGH5

i ‘ummNYounrcet

Nolan in u wr- prise role lliuf lop: hi: hi! in

"JohnnyApollol'

Plus — Cartoon - M usi cal‘ Stranger Than Fiction —- Going Places SHOWS — 3.15 — 7.00 - 8.45

"Pier 13” cit.” Of Thrills, Lively Comedy

is the backer uzid frr the

is assigned to the

ducts a coffee slrp near Pier 13 The two fall in love and

laughter.

Nolan is assigned Douglas Fzwley, in the notorious jewel thief, who land at. the pier. but in the ensung chas" distinguishes hinsslf moted to detectveis

er. Stirring Climax

of implicating Jean finally reveals her merit to Lynn, who, between

predes-

wllPt, in d‘

gene Farde and clmaxcs

story

while tops hi.

lan_ in his hit in "Johnny Apcl

as the menare, al=o score somely.

merit. "Pier it abundance.

pr vides Well — rrunclrd

a grand evening's fun and thirlls

Rauh and Clark Andrews

and Philip Klein.

Fiction.

‘Seven South

lat Chippenham, England, to

eral of the South American Repub-

, o iii-—- gﬁiiciglﬁ iifiiiliﬁtlglhaiincilyeiiictcii? infamy and 400.000 mm or or- ’°°" will"! lull-TON solwon vth Central Railway, Uru uay; the ‘ JOIINSTONB RIVER SCHOOL . Nvalthrm Railway. 01'8"" "*1 ‘he ' “AL”! “fox TAKING cnrmn --* gills): §’."1‘°ii§¥§"&i3k- 2 mm Midland Railway. Uruguay; the ,1, scour,“ rinse and w, on, T m‘ "AND! Honor Roll for the month of 00m ' ' ' ' “m” R““W“l" Amemn“ ‘m téthsgvesnuoerpnng’ in which vguel mow YORK March o -<ol>> - "ma": ‘ 00M 11-. l- Laurie 00M: 2. Sao Paulo Railway, Brazil; and the l°uk (Home! stare.‘ lmmedta-tplyli. Pmmun. ‘cwrdtnu w Mhl Grade Ill-—l. Kenneth Mac- Joseph col ; a, ﬂhlﬂgy 0915;, sransandina Railway. Mendoza, one $1‘; u m‘ - m, ymond ‘m, wmlmp, . Grade i. Billy MacLean. of the highest railways in the 5 3' found“ mums m’ ‘mum o, “b Grade VIII-—l. Desmond Mac- Grade ., l James D. Ooles. world. Mme, hdf, m "m, “h ,5 mnmd Puma“? “Mum ,, Donald; a. Anita Higgins and Helen Grade v.. 1. inuiinc ooiu: 2.1m-

The equipment 1's very “gm m inches this rmrinqﬁs u: embhlsil l“? Th? ‘Plnnlﬂi Yo"!!! "WWII Emu} (mun): 3' mm" nahm" m‘ O k

weight which appeals to engineers

When t-he Southern Railway of Buenos Airos. for example, recent- ly adopted Diesel coaches, it was estimated that the weigvﬁt of 0 pas- senger coaches was saved on c total of 1G1 of this type.

GOBBBELS IS "PROPHET"

LONDON. March 9 -tCP) -— Dr Jose h Goebbels, German propa- ga-n a minister, In "the latest pro- phecy of the defeat of Great Brit- sin." claimed today that ﬁer- many "will finish the war before the year is out." the British Brood-

ct. sting Corporation reported.

Goebbels in an interview publish-

ed in the Bplnlsh newspaper ABC. claimed will be carried out in an inexorable manner when the weather is intf- i m; bronchi“ o n ficientiy favorable," the BBC said.

"an attack on England

A bulb type spray llln been

) left as a striking force for invasion I Isiivogsniesvsaiwuw vveetlsiw

l4 division! (I.000.°99

has attach

Invented that can be ed to

the tcp of a can of point for llllll Mil.

l for 0n

ins physically unfit in the army B"? in

N:w York's excitirg waterfront 1 tiirnll- 5

‘men after 13v». new 20th Centur - Ibmng “Fonnwyng Chris“ way

lperaiice Work

Fox film which opcnid yesterday: at the Capri Theatre. It. sparkl-l in; story, tense w.th diacna and librriiliy inter c"e'i with Hell‘ comedy. is play 1i by tin exzflluit ca t, which iiicliilles: Lynn Bari. Lloyd Nililll, Joan Vzilrizc and’ Douglas Fowley.

When police officer Lloyd N lan

vzatrrfront pa- l

trcl he maets Lynn Bari who cnn- delachment of the Royal Canadian

|Mounted Police have lately made a in the ,seizure of over 300 pounds of ban- proce.~s there are txchanges <f rep-

nrtice that will make you roar w.th ‘40 to mpprehendlhouse in Ward Settlement some role of a is t.) The thief esrpes. d Nolsnd| an .s pro-

rank. Later, under search warrant has been Nthe Fotvley, who had involved Lynn's distributing point for central w?‘ innocent sistcr. Joan Valerie. in s. Brunswick as the Jehovahs - Denver r bberv two years befcrinlnesses distributors have bef" plant: the darng theft cf a pl“C- hag booklets at doorstepﬁ l" toils jade bciivl from Joan's employ- city as well a5 0W9!‘ P15395-

have long been known as membﬁrﬁ of the banned religious sect, for in

While F>wley is being ‘hunted by addition to the literature and rec- t-he pcifce he kills an officer and ords seized the police also uncov- forces Joan to lct him hire in the cred several books of k utiic cf h'r h me tinder the threat which are given to the distribllwlﬂ her in his crimes.

love/cu and what answers 2 slve the for her sistcr and loyalty to heripyegiuent, judge or lawyer officer sweetheart, is at less as to questioned in court.

The heart-pounding finish is very effcctively staged bv director Eu- bers of the Bonshaw United Church an ex- tremely exciting and thrilling scram 1,, T. Benton at her home on the

Lynn Bari, brautiful ard poised. is outstanding in her performance. suprise rile

Joan Valerie and Douglass FCWIPY. was appointed Secretary 0Y0 jfill-

hand- The missionary program for rob-

irusry was entered into heartily bl’

If you're lo"ki_ng for eniertttn- me members

13' d|ments were also

Tl , of the swftly-paced, in recommended rcr'§,’,§’,“§°°m be

Sci ‘M. wiirtzel was executive pro- 1 w Rev. D. J. Morrison and ducer. The scrten plav by Stanley .M:£a§im:rmn was grgtgfully W“ lcgived. A very full and interesting bn=ed on a story by Barry Conners‘

Included on the program alre ftur entertaining shorts. A trave 08¢‘ —— ‘f dek m; present and re- Musmﬁl- Clfi-"l- “"4 Stlml" m“ gnrigein corlizliectlon with the Pres-

American Railways

Up-tio-date apparatus for brakes and signalling have been dispat/sh- i

‘Boyce. ed from the Westinghouse W232 m ‘he home of M“

‘nlldr

rm: Wcnniztorligrowivliygagniaw

lM The Central Guardian Women Beautiful

Th]; ‘ In reserved for new: of l local interest. b"! lmflliﬁugg

A 0 SCI’ n newly nature m ynrm" m?

But Dumb, N0 Sir They’re Creative

l at l cents n WW5-

l able In advance. ADELAIDE KERR

. ha. l “new” 1°’ Pmwgnp ,bcuumiu girls 'tha.n anybody n more praise for

A ‘ION LIFE INSUR- CONFEDER L-9789 fog! thrir beauty.

mo!" ______ Oslo John Poﬁizrs, l h U]T__Am(>ng m e agency w h paces un- uﬁfcaﬁya, canny“ dzeds of looking stars in mﬁd- Air rpm,- yrho left heze last week M12‘: an for a training ctnti-e elsewhere was - J, W. Cairns, wireless opeator, air ‘ gunner G:eenfield. Mr. Cairns name was inadvfriently omitted F from the list published on SEIUIIIBY-

ID — A ‘de 2 . occcm ggztﬂa: night,“ $13, T1 fast and on their feet. Amon ‘o'clock on Brackley Point Road, .223, Pm Beta KRPP“ 911d 811‘ §;i"{‘...?..°.2§c§“l.“.il‘“..l2 writ»... by a taxi driver. Both cars were badly damaged but the occupants Qgggpe serzous. injuries.

l igence l-llev couldn't get to

vision. ‘they

B-lways reaching out. What woul

MT, ALBION RED CROSS —'I'h9 ‘regular meeting of the Mt. Albion Red Cross met at the home of Mrs. . |Lewls Herman on Feb. -- with 10 members and one visitor Dljeif-‘Ili- color and a lot of improvement. The meeting Opened by ﬁlming ‘Give the women a. Lee hand l"It's A Long Way LO TlPPemTY- [The minutes of the last meeting l

had ‘been left entirelv to men? Dru affairs with good motors, likely.

to live in. If they "were at the helm were read and adopt/ed. Grab Bag and Collection amounted to $2.15- Several pairs of mitts ware taken |in. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. Meetln! filmed by lsinging the National Anthem t0 ‘meet on March 11 at the home of

s woman

M“ R“ w' Chmdhr‘ uqnxt. gimme Unitebgdsta OVERSEAS - Mrs. every would rather orlllatsruson of Borden re- hi"? 8 man tilfrc.” lie said. “We're celved word Friday that her son "Rd l0 It. But I would like to 806 tom; was 1n R, N Hospital at ﬂSenate or a, House of Representa- ilreland Island, Bermuda. where he "ver- mﬂde 11o - entirely or women. ﬁnderwent m o "no for “p, If” 3:12, almtelligent women were pendlcltis. On FY: rusry .h Mrs. 5 Ye Ferguson received word her young- est sou Jack had been opera/ted on appendicitis somewhere at I05- ht; my to England. Both those yovng boys, who were turned down

wonderful things." WHY NOT PRESIDENT

Mr. Powers faltiered only once. ‘that was when I asked him if he

have m ta t; cl humanitiifiansﬁ’ an are swam Then Mr. Powers wfnt on to dil-

he considers for from dumb. Josephine Caldwell was a Phi Beta, Kappa and a

now serving th e: Merchant

Marine .

TRINITY W. M. S. MEETS —- The monthly meeting of the Wom- en's Missionary Society 0! Trlnm’ United Church was held in the East Parlor, Hearts Hall, Wednes- day, p. m.. March 5th with the President Mrs. George Miller pre- ding. The Devotional period was taken by Mrs. Lockhart, the ‘Ihenli: the Home." Mrs. W. H. Johnson izare a splendid report on the Tem- and stated there would be a Temperance oratorial (gntegt in tire Baptist church on lvlnrch 13th.

FREDERICION. N. B. It was learned today that the Frederlmon

Gay Hayden is a. lfcensrd pilot, Dana. Jenney writes g, column on fashions and beauty. Anne Scott is WW1“!!! 0n Short stvrles. Constance Joannes pamts.

Life Insurance Increases slightly

lite IIISILTBIIC eile ' Canad 1940 totalled: sseofzibggbliis, it tvlﬂl

report of me Department of Insur- ance. This represented an crease of 0.3 per cent. over 1939. Qrﬂlnﬂry insurance amounted $443,780,966 0f the in urance $110,010,520 and group insurance 827.030.5050.

Tbtal net business in force Dec. 31. 1940.! Ialiaﬂ $6.975,31B,346— an in- crease o . per cent. over 1939. OI in which the Jehovah's Wltlleféfﬁ the total amount in force last year. literature was found after a sea. ordinary insurance amounted to s5, had been made bv the Mounties irgiiustriai iruisurance

. . . a o $728,765,311. n u” “mm Canadian comps ies carried $4.- 609..il3.077 and Bri h 0nd United states companies §2,366,l04.369.

ARMLESS MAN ACTS

ned Jehovah's Witness pamphlets tracts and booklets as well a! 501116 phonograph records at s farm-

three miles from Strjliey. It is thought that the farmhouse

leav- this

The occupants of the farmhouse

Horace Lirieham was born wan-K out azms but he's the most useful man at the Welsh Tavern air raid precaution post.

What other wardens do with their hands. 31-year-old 'Joe" does with his feet. And ust. as well too. He WWZTS the 0110. keeps the 10g. puts on his tin hat, stops buses when there is denim‘. tests gas masks, Bhellherds P9001: to shelter keeping blBv at; the I01 jobs that occupy an A. R. P. women's time.

"I'VE INCH a Wafdfn for 3 year, working without pay," said Joe, “I'm no good to the army but. con do anyth m: st A. R. P. that other people can do. I'm y-eizlstired as part time wo:ker. but mcst davs Dut in l8 hours. I live Just ground the corner.

Jce has no frar of anything the Germans may sen over. but he has a complaint. " e boys want, mo to do all the inside wcrk. T gm!» to b: outside-in the from.

no,"

instructions

and outline what Pmcedure n19" are to carry out If they are arrest-

when

W. M. S. MEETING The mem- M S. were the guests of Mrs

evening of Feb. 10th for the regu- lar monthly meetinﬂ- Th9 Dffsldvlt» Mrs. Nell Ilkerason presided. ‘In the absence of the Secretary. MYS- James Boyce. MTB- A B- Lltlimm

present. Arrange- made for the ob-

World's Day of held at I-lamnwll

Manse. A donation of $2.00 from

useful man on the Job. I0- whrn we took the gas mask makin proper y," said of hs aides. "Ilh-g only trouble is‘ ‘we can't find enough to keep him

report of the Presbyterlal held at l-Ycartz Hall on Feb 22nd. 23rd was given by Miss Isabelle Ferguson one

bytﬂai wu also given by the Vice President. Mrs. Neil Sslmond the other delegates from this society A new feature of the meetintl WM a. Bibw contest conduced by Miss Iver. stcvcnson. the prize wincers min; Mrs, Fred Show and Miss Isabelle Fermuon. Refreshments were provided by the hewess. as- slsted by the lunch committee. Mrs. Geddle McLeod and Mrs James- Next meeting to be held John Mac-

fied with the work h; does alzesdv. But not Joe. He wants to be a roof spotter."

____________ BBPMIN. SPAIN stun mam-z; nor

MADRID, March 0—-(A.'P)--'I'he slgning of on agreement betwoerw Britain and 5min, providing for Britain's purchase of mercury and oranges in exchange for wheat. and rubber. was announced Saturday. Britain will take 12.000 fl

Phnil.

take children to school in the mom-

L11 0n work-ends In the country. tuloni Ithem, and arrange and give child-l rufl parties.

Tito Cough Thai Sticks The Gough Thai llngs 0|

Last spring it wa- 23 inches. mg maﬁeetth themwmﬂa“ “up Newest. smartest neutrals are “w”? ‘ “m '°° m‘ renliv colors and include grayed igilglwfl-‘dogrlgynmltltgielmuﬁ

secfcam green. grayish quartz pink. chamws beige. B-nvffde ont- meol ls first in casual canto.

l! NEW March 0 -(ClP) -- The man who probably knows more u

their brains than OITAWA, March a —(C‘P) —Con- sol h?“ °f l diet a few years

photographic 100B 0V9?! from beautiful reproductions sup

“If these girls didn't have inﬁli- awn, t base,“ he aid in hi P k Ave ue office the gther dayswhial: a stream §$li“n£§ﬂ.“‘l7c'fli'dc of beautiful girls flowed in and out. gum "They have to be ab]: in think Qcuny them those several thousands have been Wm large, finely mounted pictures. More been leaders in their cvllese than 15,300 were small r:product_

l Wcmen are emotive. ‘fiiey have‘ gggssulwbl”

linititatlve, intuition, imagation and kno h to firr .

Tllﬂy are never savtlsfgll. They gisrgei gyﬁnd‘ "e mo“ mm“

d motor 00.15 b;- like tioduy if they“ “But because of womm ‘hey ha"; found “The Jack Pins" an inter. you'_l1 f‘nd you have s. better vim

of this country they would do some mupgrplice i; by a

ht be eel-l migtes. m

power it wplggt/cal andheconomitfi! . o m _ mm Men antagamggllwhlﬂ align g1 i for public school pupils and the se

pond for high school students. Grade V-l. Eleanor Hobbs: 2. With the purchase of any five Armin Murphy; 8. Jimior Hemp- repmducrlons, mounted on fine art ville

miss-some beautiful models whom, ifree of charge. Reproductions sult-

prominent studentt do“ on chm p3 at the University 0f Pennsylvania. two cents each or s series of 10--

series one. Usher's The picture was painted in Georg-t Ian Bay, Lake Huzon. The a/rt has attempted to express th- char- acter of the bay in tqwnoctial storm.

Y Lishez‘, are more

“and 1 tum m t d “Hm Lory, Gerald Doyle. gnu velfhout m: initial Inisting “lmlpal- "Y" CNN"- at is typical of c, poccic imaftm. i The lesson plan shoud be c551’: Bu“) W537

OTTAWA, March 9.—tCP) —-.Net lion. n uncle and confined to

disclosed Hawrday m me annual iinent of understanding of the nib.

In- VARIOUS STUDIES

total. industrial q;- ohﬂd mcyude

know an g islands or waterways cribe It? How has the artist ested s. stormy scene tmlsas leanito the

m‘; pupils of high school age the "M" may be studied: tone values

I1. or. §§.l.".l.°“il.'3“..'3:. "us" "‘ Kati? " w- “are ""- Elrhteen Canadian artists have '

N611 rﬁllroduoad in this way. They include such famous names as A. as Am mun WARDEN

988m and others

e! n section has not been neglected Pfchu-es b Sh, J sh Re I - Eileen Mackenzie. Kenneth Mac- .m,° vergnese m; olgheevs fgwtglfé baron, Phyllis MscLnmn. Leroy

essofis based on them in the game way.

riisuncement was made hero today

onization and Agriculture Canadian National Railways, of the Bbbointment of John gyiyzttigulturiatglalfent for

s m. w d . “m. Na Mrea quarters ntMcnc | wswlawd with Blfricultural work all David Bell.

orouzht up on a farm. 3.2“ fiic?“l’t‘ébﬁéiii’“' "ﬁnial ‘“ 09"‘ took a course oi’ sludy In algurxlcflli-l ‘ljo;¢I§§-‘fh"y“ mnmmw 3' Kathleen ' ‘tattle! 3t the Agricultural College in His mates call Llneham the most theie ul

_ rlc tural College at Guel h, Ont.. Ha did I imnu niece of wort gmouuims in 192i with t e detiree oznsus.

sure eveiycnes mask fittedloonfened on him by the Les Couohman, ono 0f T

L020. Mr. McIntyre was ong

Hey’. ‘ t

" ‘q mt i; h 3 _ assistant I it i t til "i: i = we“ b ~v= {gfcpfngstiai.tr...azrvzts.r.iﬁ m. no». Bu. s... Maritime representative Potash Company of Canada, unmixed in the study of soils an

070D! ittlg‘ llgarittgmes]. and the Es d a . ecturi ncl m -‘ R Id, ref

ILPIMOII wink. n“ a c on e Joseph R d’ wan“ beﬂtlegllililgd in‘ special ‘weak con- nee w agi- cu tur e pr - ' vinoo of New Brunswilil: {no N03; W’ mu“ mm‘ Pmmm

the organizers of e Illcrtiliper Council. and has been its

Margaret Brunei; 3 .

Perfect attendance: Angelina m d m“, Tminor. ‘Erlicuc 1th i. Alton Ooles: mm: "l"! m“ c"!!! “I100!- oi-isc m» I 0mm ociu: s. Bholleh an» .

Provide Ari; For Schools . 0i Outposts“

By GIADYB Oanndinn Prolu

1

mow“, BBIIGVIIIBIIL an schoolchildren whose artist-Io o consisted main- of "no masters"

ng Ocriodlnn artists

0

1 reprint: of alto today studyi lied bv the Notional Gallery at 0g-

Intlerest in Canadian artists has th; Domnion colored regro- 1930-1040 ir-

roporte. Of

were sold in actor . O. M

for children's art] Prairie districts, Judging from the: ted in l.‘.'l

ST. PA TRICK’S PLA Y

y Irish Society

PRESENTS

"FLMIGTS IIEET TIIE SIIOW-DFF”

A Comedy in 3—Ach--3 ALSO SPECIALTIES PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE Monday Evening, March 17th, 8:15 p.m. DON MESSEWS ORCHESTRA ADMISSION 50c. TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT REDDIN BROS, HUGHES DRUG C0., VICTORL-COYLEELND KELLY‘S GROCERY

ple of any other part of~ C s, Mr. MoCurry said. In manyl 01 the small schools dotting Bask- aitchewan and Alberta are to be

MATINEE MONDAY Adm. ADULTS 35c

protation of the Canadian mood. ‘In no other country could land- wnter-sky be seen in such relation- shéps,” the director sold.

ut the boys and ris Imow this m ‘Thomson

Proceeds ln Aid

LIMITED NUMBER OF RESERVED SEATS 75c GO ON SALE AT R. T. HOLMAN, LTD. MARCH l2

AFTERNOON 3.15 FTC“ CHILDREN is.

of Charitable Fund

_ proud that he is a Canadian painter.

In order to aid teachzi-s m, No- tional Gallery has compiled several series of pamphlets done in attract- ive folders in which a story of a picture is written, the biographical details of the artists and instruct- icons for teaching the fine points to children.

ART LESSONS BY MAIL

The lessons ﬁe planned in two series for each picture. One series is

0 GDOMIIIOWN IIGI SCHOOL Report for February: mde X

G . Nathan Mair; S. Howard Walker. Grade . John Delarr, 2. Rose Leweliyn; S. Howard Goutelle. Grade VIII 1. Myrtle Prosper; 2. Mary Burke, 3. 1min Mair. Grade VII-l. Frances Pros ; 2. Richald Del-DIS’; 8. WI red

Goiuitzlile. ( e VI Muir; 2.

—l. Connie Lilian Henry, Teresa Burke (equal), 3. Elsie Heal-n.

Grade IV-l. Cullen Delory: I. 500W 50110500; 3. Meddie Mac- Lmm, and Stephen DeLory (equut, Grade m -1. Joyce I-Ienipville,

rice of one dollar, the ve: the lesson series

paper at a teacher r

able for the children, excellmtly

l". may be had at 2. Margaret. Layers; 3. Everett Llewellyn. . or i5 cents per series when ordered sumo y; Junior __1_ Mum,“

in lots of l0. A t/ypical lesson is number two m The picture is Arthur “'I‘he Septﬁmber Gale."

David; 2. Freddie Goutelle (equal), 2. Jean I-Iempville; 3. Loraine Roach.

Grade I —l. Betty Arthur: 2!. Gordon Babineall; 3. Gordon Irw-

1-_ . Inn-ﬂeet attendance: Grade IX and X1. James Mc-

Ml-l. Dori-s hylor, Howard

Walker, Nathan Mair. John De-

9119 8ND of n

oupger children, says Arthur Ilkély to under-

'“°°““"‘ r-citicwiug is the report of Cable

Head West School for the month of Febr -

nary.

Grade “(—l. Ethel Mnckesﬂe. Grade VIII-l. James Hayden: 2. Arthur MacKenzle.

Grade VI Sr. -l. lclieen u“- Kenzie; 2. ‘Hlelma Hayden; 3, Ely; Mochelm.

Grade VI—1. Kenneth Mac- Loren.

Grad}: V-1. Edith MacKenzie; 2. Walter Hayden; 3. Phyllis Mae- Logan. In

r i —l. Mar orie MacLsren.

2. Bagel Msclbare j

ect.

Typical questions for the YOung-

an Bay? "Do you the trees, the Can you des-

Where is Geoi Ything

s“ - Why do ﬁe left?"

says rhythm or related move-

Hlﬂhest overuse: Edith Macken- zie B3.3 per cent.

Averls 90 per oent and over:- Wnli/er Iﬁliyden, Elisabet-h Mac- Kenzie, ‘Marjorie Mlclnnn. Average 85 per cent and over: —- Ethel Mackenzie. James Hciydm,

Jackson, Ila/Wren Harris, Arthur Tom Thomson Clarence

m. the some racial-inn. and for-

ismer

MacKenzie, I-fnael Macurcn. Teacher, Armie K. Mecxinnon,

STANLEY BRIDGE SCHOOL Honor roll {or February.

Grade X-l. Helen R=id. 2. Joy MacLeod. 3. ll/Iary Reid. Grade IX-l. Janie Macbeod, I. Ei1'en MacDonald. Gillie VII-—l. Leigh MacKsy, l. Vernon Morrison. 3. Tom Bol er. Grads VI-—l. Brendon Rent and clntyre has been‘ Donald MacLeod, 2. Austin Reid, 3.

B1101‘! have been reproduced m4

C. N. ll. APPOINTMENT

MONTREAL, March s. - An-

S. McGowan, Director p1 001.‘ of the

E. McIntyre as the National

11-9 life. havlnz been born and‘ Grad.- V-Sr. i. Francis He'd I. He was Roma. MacKay, 3. Walter Reid.

Grade V-Jr. 1. lllamld Mull-Wen

Grad.- IV-1 Aline Reid. 2. Scott.

Maclxod 3. Duncan MacKay.

Grade III-—l. Marv MacKay. i. | Virginia Fleming and ‘Walter Mag. EWm. 3. Frances Raid,

Grade II-l. Lenthal MlcKsy, 2. Pauline Reid.

Grade I--l. Lois MaaKsy.

Perfect Attendance:

Jov Macbeod. Helen Reid, Mary Reid, Jlﬂie MacEsven, Jimie Mec- qu Reid. m1 m ma he was Dvrwld Maclcod. Keith

the Georae MscEwen. Wallie Raid, be Iois Hlscott, Francis Reid. Robert Reid. Ketlhryn Fleming. Vrzinio m Canada including Fleming. Nelson Henry, sci-m M“- 5km Ull-i "B00. Hamid Maclilwen, Francis Mac- Ewen. Mary MacKay, Duncan Moc- Kay, Lois MecKav Le‘gh Mug.

Roid, Aline

-—Prlncipalr Corrie o. Woodsid. e Assistant: M. Isobel Reid. e

e la Pocatiere, Que. From he went to the Ontario Aa- f Bachelor of Scientific A lcultllie niversity

Diirinil the summers of 1910 and aged by e Province of New Brunsw ck as

oronto.

from

in Eate

Since then he has

Mr. McIntyre was one OI th Marltlm

0 l. . Grade v1 —l. Joseph Beagim; a. Glide IV-- 1. Mqrlwot 00mg“;-

Alllstb! Olﬂnllllllll. 3. H

Loan. Grade III. 1. Rate MncNeilI. rnd ri. 1. acm Stuart; 2.

may I-li I . Grsde IV-l. Angeline aliigrr.“ ado v-l. Mule Braael.

Teacher: lqitzlenoe E. Mania. P033811 BILL SCHOOL

Report for February: J

Report for Ibbrtiséy: Grade X 8r. -I atherine Betta. rode x Jr. --I. Glen c-

Clgsido VIII-—l. Rah Gorvoatt. Grad

Brendan min

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"' Gl-AIIAIWS ROAD SCHOOL

Report for the month of Fe? ruary. ~~ , “mes-issue 2. a -

Grade IX—1. Willard Wlgmoﬂl 2. Louis Campbell; 3. Mari’ 343°‘ Kay.

2. 1401.5

Green. , a Grade VI-l. Ralph Wizmore- -

Gordon Campbell; 3- Vemm “l”

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‘I-l. Dan-sch Murray: Bryce MacGregor: 3. John Wagn- Grade III-—l. Malcolm Camp - Grade II —l. Reta Merrill. _ Grade I (so -l. Jennie Gieell. . . (ctﬂll. "GILT? (Pin) -i. rieuaic (‘amp-

bell d n Perfect attendance: Gor 0

Campbell and Marie MccKinnﬂll» Ewen Cunpbei- teacher-

SOUTII MELVILLE SCHOOL

Standing for Nbrllal‘.

Grade X-l. Emily H1¢ﬂl1-‘;r_ i Grade IX-i. Elvira VIlle.T. k. Charlotte Higgins: 3 Marie ‘ 00m» Grade VII-—l. Rosemary T101“ -

l" . _ ,, , . Mary ‘rrainoi: ~- Clitford Gormsn. . _ Grade V-l. Elaine Mrouniduﬁ; Grace Mackenzie: 3 John Ca eron. Grade IV-l Theresa Gonnallllnr. Grade III Sr. - -1- J00." Tl“ " ' . ‘m. 3 Jpm“ Trninor. Grade rn Jr. —l. uwl Met- gmwfe: 2. Josephine Tralnor. W Glide II -1. Austin MeQll-‘H; 2 Francis Gomian and JeauP

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M L0 . collabi ration with CBC) ‘MESSAGE FROM SANDY.’ sandy Macpherson at the Theatre Organ. Messages ill Music Oanadzan and

0.00 pan-Grad Williams. Arrange- meat-s for BBC Salon Orchestra. Quar- i-n-miursnv SPEAKS’. I36 m.--l NEWS AND 10.00 cit-inn Music of Britain.’ Dgrbyshire Music — Dal Smith, baritone. The Wilton Sinﬂi". 10.15 pm.—A West Ccuntry M15- cell

OORACY MARCH- ﬂﬂ,’ Talk by WILLIAM HOLT.

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