The in , . _ _ _ _ _ , C. with the outbreak of n effect in {'1 .4 i. 'l.i~ our tlll-‘lllZ convention here on Match 8 w uni. nix-o‘. vrrlazu militia. units m 1 n_ n, \',', n, .’ ,1 choose another candidate. were cal-rd upon to furnish de-

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. AND EVERY ONE 0F THEM PACK . Willi FLESll-AND-BLOOI) ‘EXCITEMEVNT!

. . .,\~§‘ \ Hundreds went thousand: of miles to ﬁlm these thrills for you. Natives by the tens of thousands were photo- graphed as they really are for the

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TODAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY ; PRINCE EDWARD -'

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scene of i‘. first six months

.. War curls. . 'I‘ii<'v arc so orga n ml that both expansion nnci reinforcement will function smoothly. ‘ In Enzlan-j the first division of ' the Cain: service Force n‘ iiiiir: for wnr. 2c its place in the -; ii. are corps of troops sufficient to pr0- 1C orizzmizntion and ser- Viclm: or an army corps of two or more rli ‘ils_ In Cannon a‘ second division

G-ilziu Gene turns to romance. South of the Borden l Down lllexico Way.

pursues. its zraini r at regimental headquarters and in various schools . icii specialized troops as innt-lii - LflllillCfS, eignalmen. enrrinecrs, artillery.

ln all. the personnel of the Can- adian arniv new totals approxi- motclv 70,000 men of whom some 25.000 nrv overseas and something over 10.0711) are nciirclv engaged in tlic Pdenr-i‘. 0i Cillllldlllﬂ coasts.

This. force grcw out of the peace- time organization of the Canadian militia under the impetus of war and the militia organization is prcscrvcrl in the Canadian Active Service Force.

The units: making 11D the first division overseas, and the second division training 1t home were selected from the nulitia organi- zation in such e way H to give representation to every part of

DAILY 51.13 — 7 - $1.45 : SATURDAY MATINEE 2.30

(Canada. ‘Hitch unit: int this first . - irision s ‘ i: rcpresen ed n Can- A L S O . FOMLDY AND CARTOON iaria by a ‘depot through which re- c S1 RANGER. THAN FICTION i iiiforcvmcnts for it are recruited in

the same locality and trained for

(lcspaich overseas as circumstan- ces warrant.

1111c} manning of Canada's coast.- unannr. WITHDRAWS Lfx.‘ fr‘ “..,‘l“‘1,7.’,‘,‘,‘.’,,,§' l§§n,f,‘,f,§ __ ‘CAYUGA- 01W- Milfd‘ 5-49?) army in the early months of war. “pm. S. Herr today rinnouncedldhisignp-e m..,_,_ my "m; night "up ‘ 111,04“. ML 1111i» ldfil-Ylﬂi R8 Llbelﬂ-l 08ml 11th i icry mid iorfrcss troops maintain . ,_ ,,_ ML; 111 Irialclimfmd for the federal elcc- ,1 n constant. Vl"_'l1 and stfltltl ready I‘; w _ 161111115 on @531 bifiiigiéﬁl 115F233: , tfgliuivc a lmt ru-eplion to en in. ‘ _..... M.» l0 M, iation will hold another nominal.‘

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family were recent vls tors to Glen William the guests of Mrs. Alex Macbeod.

Harbor. spent Sunday he" ing many old friends,

bor, called on his customers here last week. He reports business very good.

Sands. has left for Boston, where he will spend the next few nlutitlis with his son, zie.

Mrs. J. A. Giilis _ to the P. E. I. Hospital for an op-

eration for appendicitis is reported dcing well. Mrs. M.A. lvfacKenzie, Little

Sands, left for her former home in Long Island, N.Y. Her many friends svish her a pleasant trip and look forward to her return.

Friday in the High Bunk Stﬂoclis progressing very good. The d‘scus- sion is always lively and much in- formation is secured in regard to Credit Union work.

Church did not. hod meetinzr last. ive-ek owing i0 the storm, hilt will hold its next regular meeting with Miss Margaret Mac- Lerzi.

dent. lvlrs. c»rg.1nl.'ii<.".:-n 1121s just oompioted Idoing a good deal of knitting for Lthe soldiers.

a position in the M.A. Maelgn lc

‘seas in December in two contin-

THE _CH A R LOTTETQWN GUARDIAN

NOTICE

TICKETS on sauz St. Patrick's Play

“DANNY nor"

Friday. March 15th at

Hughes Drug Cm. Rcddin Bros" Kelly's Grocery.

Matinee. ndults-35c Children 15c -3.l5 P. M.

Evening 8 l’. M. -— - —-500

Limited number relerved tickctl 75o on Sale st R. '1‘. Holman!

Tuesday, March 12th until 5 P. M. March 15th

‘ 17-47-34 ti

lvfr. and Mrs. John . Bruce and

Bristol And Vicinity

Moreil Rear lcet one of it’: 01d- est. and most respected resdents last week in the death of Lamcnoe Phalen. Mr. Pnalen was a life-long farmer in the Morell Rear District.

mg, John Lapierre has returned home from the City Hcepltll. 11W‘ undergoing a. serious operat-IOO.

Rev. George McCoru-iack, of the Extension Stall’ s. D. U. Gave an interesting talk on adult education and the (Jo-Operative movement in Morell Rear on FY1591! n18!"- Father McCormack is a. V01‘! KIW- esting talker and said in part the efforts of the 001198! Y0 "m8 °°1' lege education w adult. people who were unable to attend 001106! tn their youth we. the main reason for the Adult Education Movement by the Extension Dept. 01 B. D. U.

Misl Laura. Phalen" Bolton. Mass, arrived home lain Thuildey night to attend the tuners-l of net famed‘. Mim Phalcn caught the mail and passenger P151" I111 M9110‘ ton for Charlottetown and drove

Mr 41nd

Mr. Earnest Machon. M111?" Visit-

Mr, Jospeh Prowse, Murray Har-

Mr. R. W. MacKenzle, Little

Mr. Roy MacKen-

Master Miles Glllis, young son of who was rushed

Thc Study." Class in-eeilnsz EVPY)‘

The Y. RU. of l-ite United

its regular

The regular monthly meeting of this Women's Institute was held ‘ccientlv at the home of the Presi-

Peter Macllvcan. is

Mr. Alvin MacKenzie, has taken general siote of Littl= s <i~

izuard harbors, bridges, plants. canals, airports. military establishments and Other vital points in the interior.

Since then some of these troops hﬂXe been relieved by provincial police and special constables rc- cruited from veterans of the last war and scrvlin: with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, But details from infantry units of the militia cperate the internment camps for enemy aliens (inrl guard the stations of thc Royal Cona- diaii Air Force and (icfence de. pzirtment property generally in all parts of Canada.

‘Mobilization of the two divi- sions threw open the dcors of re- Ijlllll! offices to Canadian man- hood and thc resnansehirias gen- ercus and iiistaiiizin-Pous. Al- though thc phvslcal standard set was high most units were up to war- time strength in a few weeks.

The first division moved over-

tails to pO-WBI‘

gents and tcok 11D quarters in, Aldershot Camp arranged fcr them 1 in advance by the haadouai-tersl staff which had preceded them to, Enqlarid The corps troops lcllcivr.‘ ed a few weeks later.

For belting day To yield the Best U56 PURlTY FIOUR It stands the test l

TEA BISCUITS

home late that nigiht over bad roads making the entire 1:11p in a little over 34 hours.

Mr. Clifford S. Mwwen has been confined m his home for some time through illness.

The conditions of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hughes. who are both 001l- fined to bed, remains unchanged at time of w-ritinz-

iMc. Angus Laplerre was I visitor to the City Monday on business.

Mm Mary Fogarty, Cardigan. is spending some time with friends m Bristol. At present she is the guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Binnott.

Mr. Harris of Greenshlelds, Montreal. was at Mr. McElwens

store Friday. Mr. Harris. who is cal-1- en the “Big Traveller," wrs a little

later than usual this year on his rounds.

Mr. J. B. Jay special agent for the Imperial Life Assurance Com- pany with cfflce in Charlottetown, spent the weekend at his hcme in Morell.

Ambrose Barry, Morell, are both confined to their hcme through illness. Mr. Bari-y has been blind for several years.

Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Alziar Dovcette. was in the City on Friday on business.

Mr, Howard Anderson, Tax Ool- lector fcr this district was in the City on Friday on bunnies in his line.

‘Mr. John B. McGratih, R. C. N. V. R.. Charlottetown, spent the weekend at his home in Morell.

Car drivers in this district have strained their eyes for the past week ivatching fc-r the plough t0 c-pen thc rcad but as yet no pic-ugh.

Scores of residents here have watched the grand sky show for reveral nights, other w:rld; travell- ing on to who knows where like our ow planet.

St. Peter's Lake Schrol was open on Saturday to make up for the stonny day when the school re- mained clcsed,

Mss Clara Gauthier, who was empwvsd in the eastern part of the Island for several months, has returned to her home here.

Them was a special skate in Morcil rink on Saturday nght and despite the cold night quite a, 1111m- ber dared the blades. The season will oocn be over fci- thLs year.

Judging by the piles of trap heads, bows and tra-ps along w tn new boriis we are lead to befev’? we wll once more have spring but ivhcnl‘? B,

l tablespoon lent or shortening l tablespoon butter

4 teaspoons balling powder V. can mllk and voter (ball It IQ) METHOD: Sift. ﬂour with salt and baking powder 8

or shortening and butter into ﬂour

mixture. Add liquid gradually, mix together and turn

2 cups Purity Flour l tunspoon nit Linn n "CAVALCADI or DRAMA" times. Cut lard Every Mom, W14». ‘"4 Fri- out on ﬂoured board.

Pat. dough out with palm of hand to 36 inch Chickpea.

CFCY--l0.45 u.m. Cut. with cutter. 530 ILC.

Place on oiled halting sheet. and bake

l2 minutes in hot oven of 475 degrees; 1b

PURITQ

FIIOUR

Best for all yourBakinq

MR . TDMBéTONEArllLtﬁ/OU KINDLY §PAR AFEW ROUND‘: W\Tt-\ PODEYE ? PLEAGE DO NOT PULL YOUR PUNCHES .

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6O Tt-EYfé SUMPN

Belfast And Vicinity

M11. DOHBId Gilli: 11nd MN- Rod- MacPhei-aon of Newtown. MIS- W- ig. enlist; mac»! havte véffugﬁg

a r a peasan fdllenrfla and relatives in the Unit" 9d BIBIGI

' Mr. lad Mrs. Charles Ross of North Pipette were week-end vis- itors to the city.

Mien Agnes Murchison of Point Prim, arrived on Saturday night after spending six months in the United States.

The Scotch concert held last week in Wood Islands drew a large crowd and a splendid rogramme was presented by the oung Peo- ple. A number who were to take part were u-nable to be gesent on account of the bad roa .

Messrs. RC. MacPhee, Mt. Buch- anan. J1‘. MacDonald and Percy MaoIean of Eldon and George Docher/ty Pinette, werp recent vis- itors to e city.

Mr. Albert Morrison. Point Prim. spenrt. the week-end in the city.

M1‘. Ind Mrs. W. Donald Mac- Kenzto of Eldon were visitors to the city on Saturday.

Mrs. Angus W. MacRae, Big P int is in Charlottetown attending othe Short Course.

MARCH 7, 1940

Miss Donalda MacKenzie, Beat- ons Mills, has gone to Charlotte- town where ehe will remain for some time.

Miss Marion Gillis, teacher North Ielnette was in the city on Sat- urday.

Large ﬂocks of Hungarian part- ridﬂes are seen in thLs v cinity much to the delight of the younger peo-

INDIAN RIVER SCHOOL Report for February. Grade X: 1. Edward Gillie. 2. Rod-

die Cameron.

Grade IX: 1. Eunice Shea. 2. Har-

ple. old Mae-Lellan. 3. Bernice Gillis.‘

The question is asked how does March come in like a lion? The writer feels that it le in the form of a storm and others claim that heavy frost. is the lion. Which? The latter is what we had this year.

Pte. John D. MacKinnon has been on a visit to his parents in Mt. Buchanan recently. His many friends have been sorry to hear he had been sick for the greafernart of the winter and hone he is now

Grade VIII: 1. Allan MacLellan. ‘Ggade VII: 1. Rita. Glllis. 2. Anna c e

. y, Grade VI: l. Billie MacDonald. 2.

Rupert Macbellan. 3. Carl Ramsay.

Grade V: 1. Mary Cameron. Grade IV A: 1. Pearle Cameron. 1

Edgar Hickey. 3. June Burt.

rode IV B: 1. Arnold Hickey. Grade III: 1. Catherine Hlcke . 2.

Dorothy Rogers. 3. Agatha Mac l- lan and Freda Campbell (equal).

Grade II: 1. Audrey Jordan. 2.

Angus Cameron. 3. Clam Heckbert.

Grade I-No exams

Highest average in ér. Grades-

feeling fit: for his duties for Kine and Country. J.

Allan MacLellan.

' Tonight across "Canada HEAR

Iltltl. roam tMlllllll

SUBJECT

INATIONAL GOVERNMENI]

TIME

10.00 to 10.30 P. M. CFCY

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Hlzhest Average in Junior --Pearle Cameron and Cat elllrl: “ti” will... d

erec a e ance: Eward (7.1. its, Eunice Shea Bernice Gulls, Harold Macbellan. Allan Maclielian, Anna Hickey, Rupert MacLelluii, Florence Gil Pearle Cameron, m. gar Hickey Again». MacLellan, Brenda Hickey, Angus Cameron and Vera Rogers.

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TOPPER EXPERT PASSES

WINDSOR, England —(OP) _ John Thomas Harris, for 56 yea top hat specialist at an Eton Col- lege outfi ters’ is dead at 89. Harri: was known as "Solomon" to Eton- inns. His son succeeds him as "Sol- omon Minor."

WESTONS FLAKY SODAS

2- llb. Pkg. and l Pkg. Crackerettes

41c

SELECTED QUEEN

PLAIN ULIVES

I 4oz. btL- 12C 161/. oz. btl. _ 15C 1 ll oz. btl. -

Yellow Eye or white 28 oz. tin -———

BEAN PORK

2LbS.I0r——--._.._._.____,__

16c 2

MORSIPS STANDARD TEA

1lb,Pkg.-—-------.___._

YELLOW SUNSHINE GRAPE rnurr JUICE

50oz.'l‘in-----_.__...__.._._

27c

Zron C

zunnns 25C

~_ Emﬂ .;/ EYE CAT 5'1“ 5 0r LYNN VALLEY PEAS

3 " White 17 oz. Tin — - - - _.

°""'”"‘°“ ICEBERG LETTUCE ‘° °‘ ‘"" - PORK A BEANS

p ﬁg; 1 1 c PARAMOUNT . 1 FANCY

PINK SALMON

1 lb. Tins 33c

58c 29c

MACHINE SLICED BACON

PerLb.------__.___,__

ROQUEFORT CHEESE

PerLb.-----___..____

CLARKS SPAGHETTI

220 oz.Tins for——--__

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. SURPRISE SOAP

V10 45¢

bars for

FROM MARCH 8

1 Large Package Chipso with two-piece serving set '_ _ _..

THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE

TO MARCH 1 4

27c 69c

27c

l Lb with 1-3 lb. FREE -- —

I Pint with 1-3 Pint. FREE — —

JOHNSON’ FLOOR CLEANER

' GaI.Tin—---____- 95c /1G11l.Tin————------63c

539

LIQUID WAX 63c

l Large Lux with coupon attach- 3

ed and 3 cakes Lux Soap — —

MEAT SPECIALS AT OUR LONGWORTH AVENUE STORE

CORNED BEEF, whlle it. lasts, per lb. — — — — 12°

, BEEF, Prime Rib Roasts, per lb. - - - - — — 20°

BEEF, CHUCK nonsrs, pel- n. - - - — — — 14° HAMBURG STEAK, 2 lbs. - - - - — — — — 29°

swam‘ PICKLEI) snowman HAM, P" lb — 18°

Phone 1021-1022

COMING SOON -- PRISCILLA_

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LONGWORTH AVE

quaint sr. Phone l601"'160l