MARCH 25. 1940

THE Cl-TARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

ii PRINCE EDWARD: $18118 TUMURRUW

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To the unforgettable melodies of Z8 of View: Herbert's grandest songs, America's "WW lihging sweethearts relive e glowing, glamorous love story of Victor Herbert's Broadway! The firs: gm: picture of 1940i

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BAKED VIRGINIA Ham and Beaten Biscuit at the Kirk Ha.ll March mu u-ziql

PROPERTY EXCHANGE — The Colonel Gray Home recently pur- chased by Mf- . N. Manhood 20o Grafton Street. for a large sum of money in future will be known as the l-lollygrove.

l rum-mar. nus momma- The funeral of the late J. A. Mao- vlDonald will take place this mom- lng from his late res mo, 204 Sydney Street. at 9.45 to St. Dun stairs Basilica thence to the R0 man Catholic Cemetery,

A RALLY 0F CONSERVATIVE workers will be held in the Com- mittee rooms this (Monday) even- ing. All workers are urged to at-

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tend. Time 7.30 p. m. L-53 , FUNERAL OF MRS. A N ‘The funeral of the 1mg 13...???

Bagnall was held yesterda after- noon from St. James Chur where U16 service wus conducted by the Rev- Di'. _H. Moorhead Lcgaiic who also off atcd at the nave. Inter- ment was lll the People's Cemetc . Pallbearers were: Messrs. C, 11.1%, Lnngworth, A, , A, McLe B S.

l M i aasran sauvrcas -Thousands of Charlottetown citizen; turned

011'- Yesterday to attend special E -

ter services in City churches. However one of the coldest; Easter ‘seasons for years kept new spring

clothes in wardrobes and made ,1\BBV)' wats and overshoes the order iol’ the day. Services in local churches t were conducted by the tiltstors. Easter

conduct/ed by the pit-tors. Easter unessages centering around the rus- turrectlon were heard,

‘ '1'" OFFICIALS VISIT S’SIDE—- ‘Mr. J. P. Hiilion of the local Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors and Norvllle l3. Luck the General Secretary vi.‘- lteti Suminrrsidc on Thursday last

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A SOUTHERN SUPPER And DIXIELAND BAZAAR KIRK HALL, MARCH 28th

HEAR W. G. HOGG Confederation Life Manager for P. E. Island Dllouaa:

‘TEST Till PLANS YOU USED" Over Radio Station 0 I O Y 7.15 P. M.

MONDAY. MABUH Idtll.

Trinity United Church

PRINITY UNITED CHURCH Monday: 7.45—Klngl Daughters, East Parlor.

The monthly meeting of the Summerside Guiders Club was held Thursday evenin at 8.30. Plans were made for t e Prince County Guider-s meeting to b; 11cm h,“ on March 29th and 30th.

Would ell Gutders attending Please write Blanche Hogg, 500., by Wednesday. March 27th so sccom. modations can be arranged.

The Guide Co's d-ecided to have a Pantry Sale or Lantern Slides, the proceeds to go for camiping.

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The Central Guardian

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CONFIDEIIATION LIFE INSUR- INCI. L-WBD-‘I-Zl-ISIL

All IOHIIDULI NORMAL .- All schedules of the 'I‘rans Canada Airlines were carried out on time by Canadian Airways Pilots on Saturday. The heavy wind did not affect the regular flights between Charlottetown and Monctou

_.-_. 0A3. HORSE 1N COLLISION- -~A horse drawn vehicle and ca mot in a head-on collision on Brighton Road, near the head oi Government Pond, in the City at l0 o'clock Saturday night. The ornament on the radiator of the auto punctured the animal's neck severing an artery. A veterinaay was immediately suntmoncd by City Police, who were at the scene o1 the accident, and the wound was diressod. Late last night the horse was still alivq and apparently re- covering. Nona of the occupants of the car or sleigh were injured.

PRESENTATION-The teachers of St. James Sunday School yester- day presented a bible to their fol. low teacher Mrs, W. A. Stewart in token of their appreciation of her twenty-five years teaching. During this long period of service Mrs. Stewart has presided over the Pri- mar-y Ola/is and practically all of the younger members o! the church have received their 11-5: knowledge of the principle: of gheizilstienity through her good oi-

PERSONALS

M-r. Georze Wottori, vii-torts, is '0 s ii . ei‘ er t '-

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Mr. Lorne MaoDougall is visit- in: his arents. Mr. and Mrs. Beecher acDougall. S.

Mr. William Fraser, a student at.

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Mrs. LcPage, The Honourable Premier and "11 “bu-thin Mlrvr B. Roy Holman and M11. Holman.

St. Charles Auxiliary Society

PRESENTS THE IDVABLI, LAUGl-IABLE sronv, Toucan!) wrm panmg,

“THE FAMILY DOCTOR ”

IN THREE ACTS DOOAL CAST 0F PLAYERS

or J. AUSTIN TRAINUR, OJLA. "'*°¢'='E°$'" M" °F THE CHARLOTTETOWN iiilSPliAL

Monday EVENING PERFORMANCE 8.15 SHARP SPECIALTIES BETWEEN EVERY ACT AL. BLANCHARD AND HIS ORCHESTRA Ticket! Now on lule stall Drug Btores and Jimmleh Taxi. ALL SEATS 50 cpvrg Special Prices for the Children at the Afternoon Matinee. J U

Matinee. 2.30

PAGE THREE __..-.._ _ ._ . ..____ ._____I Prince l’ Edward AFTERNOON and EVENlNG, MAR CH 25H]. Umlm‘ U" Dl-‘llnfllllhcd Patron!" lif Ilia Honour Lieutenant Governor Bradford W. Lrruge ii

Mrs. Campbell,

P. M. Sharp

ST. JAMES CHURCH

There was a lzlrge congregation l“: L“, mnriililfr hi, Si. James Pros- liytvriziir Cllurcil “when Easter music and an eloquent sermon featured ths service. The minister the Rev. Dr. R. Moorhcad Legato look as his text the words ori’ St. Paul 1n I Corinthians 15:20 "But now L: Christ risen from the dead, and become the first fruits of them

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ST. DUNSTLN’! BASILICA

Easter at St. Dunstan}: Basilica was iruukerlby the ccebrauon of Pontlllwl l-Ilgli hills» by ill. Excel-

lency, Bishop J. A. Olsullivzur at 11>

o’clo DRt Re ., was High Rev. R. V. ltlackcnzie Francis Mc of Honour.

ck yesterday morning.

. v. Msgr. J. A. lvlurpliy, D. Priest at the Muss and and Rev.

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Rev. J. A. Sullivan and Subuearon~

uald acted as Deaconsl

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by T-ll-‘fi lliflfirarer, Sterile. H, cup“ “villi-t! sertixe tamed l .~.p._t~n¢l.d and mpgul rial slalncgitnu, uiclu ,4 tile anthem “Christ is Risen" rhs is 5°“ Pa"; WW8 stills by . Gcoi

Johflwn. and an 3511mm’ Carol "In GM EF-flwr Dav. The smoists in this anhem were, Mi. Bcniri Hous- iis. alto. am Mrs R/‘lll Pitnrhcr s/ipriuio. A 1.111: bntui l ' l‘ err-pl ins: IIHLHIC was a l 11.1.1 ..‘lP(’l.Ull, Ho Dlbd 0i a Broken Heart" 51mg o7.‘ 'l‘rlnlty Men '5 Double Qllilflififrtfr,

MOST HOLY mamzrnlan Easter Sex-woes at the Church of the Most Holy Rcdepnrr-r was on. served by Solemn High l\l:;.ss s’. 10.30 11.111. Rev. Gown ltiunagh DD 0f St, DlUlnU "

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in connection with the all Canada. . - M- @- A» WM Services CB-lllllfilfi" Mount Allison University n rpe-m- lit 1 t" . l i a r t was Riev willed ivi-c 'ci'e Rev . gllhflllisdmet the 1Y5 Mens’ Club on in: h‘s vacation at his home in i113: sm-etpm’ til; “$13.5. moyméhffi. Louis AfDougim uilasfllvlitster of was the celcbrsm it lb,- It». [gave agyaggiggfiogvdbp Q-nfrugff Albemn- B» the word "death" was changed w Cerolnonies assisted by Francis But- bert Alflodonaid. c. ss. n. time: as iviccs of the Y M c A and awn —_‘ i "sleep". 8nd um the miracle of lfl- 9°11“ and RW- Gvmvv MnvKiiw- » ‘with services rolited to the forth- (Mmllrefll Star, March m) Mr. and Mrs. V. K ColYins. the cross had proved the after life Th9 5mm“! “'58 Dfetwhed by Rov- uon C, SS. R. was s-ihriczrcztzi, - lcgnylng p,.,,;.y,,c1,;, Campaign as In Dominion-Douglas Church at Halifax, arrlvrexi on the Island to l why-h pfeyiou; mtigiom and phn.’ GQOFEB MioCormaok. v The sermon for ‘he or‘ gen vim. Dart 0i the Suminersirle Y's Men's hlalbpasl» 51x °°i°°k this elem“? mend the East" 1101111095 WW1 lQSODITICS had considered impossible tin“? Mens on“ “nder the lg“: l l>1\"~"h°d by RW- RYCYlKP-i Miner. Club will direct, its, (‘nmtfmlgn tn fxéglmlléll“ owl-f ilkmfihblace of Marv Mrs Collins’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. to be a {Mkuut hfe her, was’ mania‘; Q/PQYKhgéIQJKPEE 8?”. I C. R. PfllliC€_C0llIllfY. J. P. I-Iilllon is Héfgenalghullesmstr ha-ndmlvfifi- M. w- WOOG. 501113119014- just an mist-hide, we u, bum’ wndmge Mrs JOSBD}, Dguaéiaxlflxaé} Stmecial Easter n - Canlllal-i"? Dmmm‘ lmd 1°93‘ re‘ Frederick Gordon Tiiicydolinson of i‘ live a briof space, And pass into a the Organist. ‘Approprlatd Easter l °d by m“ “med i‘ ill-e ant-alive on the War Services Mn R4 N. Tavlor and 0th“ law Jamos Miller. Fbenchfmd. “m” me heremm". The momma h mm were sung m, we Bu“, gmcmon o; y“ ~. gifltiitlllllllljiglghe Y‘ M‘ c. A. Nnuoml Mrs. Tavm- and Filhndson of Mrs, K15“ gaps s£ngiggé€gv Ag; music was a tenor solo "Open The C zmoel Choir before and after llic i The oTgalll-‘l ‘W5 - ‘ " ' ti‘. P. Tziylgr of $ununer51de_ Rev, ' _ Gates of the Tem lc" b Mr. Ar- M855. _ ‘quel- .Dr Lloyd smith i". officiating, Eas- {lg Nllmllge ,thur Bruce, and tile anllhezn “The ln the evening Benediction ans} In the evening $319111“ Bmedyp- 181' Il‘l€s and ferns will be used to 51mm holidays M, the“. hem, .1‘ in .Resurrcctlon" -Sl1ell0y in which celebrated by Rev. J. A. Sullivan. I tlon u-as XlFlITBY/ud by R n George H ' H decorate the church, which will be “ the solo art. was tn en b Miss Dem” “s Re‘? wmwd Alcbardl‘? i MacKinnon C. SS. R. r ~ A e ll hted with candles in tall branoh- m“ Province; Iiilrlrguerit: Cudmoro. kIn thlc: ven- and smllgleafio“ Rev" whim“ Keele- l Loftus C, ss. R. as neat-oiling‘ n v ° Re Lo is A - M ~ a d ez candelabra Mr . M. Walkley. Mr, Leo Ennis. teacher of Circen- m3 D“ “gate “gal” n“ ‘m ‘Eu’ of Sererilronie-smu iii? slefinon gen, R‘°ha"'fI".hB“1n° C 55' R‘ a" om ' ‘ u) eaoon. e m m‘. chmr sang

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Jackie Cooper - Betty B. LIFE

‘ K.- i’ PLUS NOVELTY — SPORT — MUSICAL DAILY 3.15 - 7.00 — 8-45 P. M.

TODAY-TUESDAY- WEDNESDAY

CAPITOL

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MRS. I. CURTTSR. 46. PASSES AT CAPITAL

' Rflyoe Curti-xs. at home; PREDERICTON, N. B., March 21 —-N[rs, Harriet L. Curuss, wifc of ifnx: live brothers. Rltusill G Ills, Johnston Curtiss, Fredericton, tied gFrederiztonz Albion Gillis, suynnuth ill Victoria. Publgc Hggplml Lhls tsuir; Flinmt (Jill's uncl ClIPhO- "wining after a fr-w day"; iIlnJss. DIN“ Gzllls. Cobalt. Ont. and one she was 46 years old. Mrs, Curtis. sstsr, Mrs. Daniel Duley, 5,15“. was born at Sunimeiside. P. E, 1’.. W0"- but had lived in this city for ihc P5‘ 15 tears. She had been in nu-

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spoil your Charm and Popularity

Help build yourself up with Fellows’ Double Tonia lotion‘

F you're cross and irritable, scaring your friends away. then l'cl|0ws' S rup may be exactly the tonic you necd._ _< ir Felloyvs‘ wurls rwo ways to overcome nervousinsrahrlny; ‘l. Su plies calcium and other tonic minerals which hep regulate ragged, nervous dispositions. I. In addition i: stimulate! the appetite, and helps ensure greater benefit from ood. Start now to bring back your natural charm and energy. Ge:

a bottle of Fellows‘ Compound Syrup of Hypophosphirca today. Accept no substitute —inaist on the gmuinl Fe] ows’.

FELLOWS’ SYRUP

Tbs ORIGINAL Syrup o] Hvpopborpbifu-A Family Tank Slur: us: m‘

irrg health for some time, but sen. ously ill for only a fie-w clays, 5h; 15 survived by her husband; one scn

daughter, Mrs. Marie E_ Q1155’

Today At The Prince Edward

"T11:- Family Doctor," Wayme SDTRQIIGS urcat ccmrdy drama. is 1hr big attraction this afternoon and evcnlnlz n1. iii: Prince Edivatd. The cast which is tirade up of l0- rtnl players will work hard to give all an owning of splendid enter-

tainment. The matinee begins at 2.30 P. M sharp. The evening ncrformaircr nt 8 l5 sharp on lime Tickets zirr . . Got yours nmv '1 all D and Jiimnlos T

Eastiir Examinations At llniou Commercial. Coflege

The Nslllb 01' the Easter Exam- inations my: us follows: Short- hund and 'I'_\'pa\vriting Dcpsrtlnetit.

Graduates.

Grace Doyle, Charlottetown

Ethel Johnston, Min-ray River

Hazel MzicNeil. Elmsdale

Gertrude O'Brien, Elmsrlule

Rita McDonald, Charlottetown

Kathleen Warren, Charlottetown

Carolyn Kenny, Charlottetown

Luella McDonald, Peters Rood

Elormor McLeod, Churlcitetown

Katheryn Nlcholacn, Cardigan RR. 5 Gordon Cudmore. Charlottetown

Senior Commercial Depnrtment Keith Stotvrrri, Kensington Vincent Der-ion, Rccky Point

Junior Commc riul Department Verna McDonawi. lvtcrs Road Patricia Clllirflpfli, Borden Irene McLccd, Bcnshniw Thelma Jones. Emerald.

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“What A Life” I ouugsiers bpark And bpartle in nit

The trials trlbulution-l and tri- umphs 01' XilllllJ/illli and romantic high-school youth are to be unroxied to Capitol lluntirt: auoiencespegur- ning tocuiy when Purdinounts pic- tturrultlon ol the prize winning lsroauivay hit, "What a Life." takes over the scrren. Jackie Coolfi-‘r and lacny riclcl arc starred with John ,nowui\u. Janice Logan. Lionel Stan- tcier, H0001], riilppel’ unq others in the

cast. | UOOIJEI‘ takes his first top-illiil“ comedy ro.c in his portrayal of trionry Aldrich. the believable young- tstcr whose itlllllbv to get into trou- ,blc is nrriiclied_cii1y' by his eiocusc- i making Kfilllus lor getting out _of it. Henry i5 surely inset by Lxeorge BifleiUW, his popular and cocky rival for- the iilrrctlons of BiiTb-‘lrlt Pear- sun fluorite tattle. On Henry 101'

drawing biting cnrlcrv-ure of their Ktmwlrrr; ut this attack is ca ied

{by Iienryls victory when

wins lilnr new respmt a» ‘ ‘rulcirt. Iliujbura meets Ccofiles dill?- ututy by inviting Henry u» the school dance. but Hcnrys parents decide hc cunt, go llll-BSS he passes his history cxum.

ricnry, wl WXtDOOKS bccnuse they never bother him, resorts to cribbing. A novice in um an. he ls traimeo bv ansyerfl which are word for word his neigh- bor's. Henry is suspended.

Even tho fates underestimate nun-ya» ability m got up of! the ilwr uiu-r t1 knockdown. when the school band's limlrunients are stolen null all the evidence points to hnp- ‘r-ss llrnrv. tluit iilJIllllS in the art. of wornt-tiiriillv; 0011108 ihrnuyzh in iwliiii. must rsriliilill’ become our oi

the .~('l‘L‘C‘ll'.\ rlaissit- laugh sequences. . Henry rzoc: to the head of the

c1,“ lu a blur of glory-and to the dame in a taxi-

I0 never bothers his ,-

onra-nist of the church. will the iveddintv music, and Mr, H Heivitson will sing.

Thc bride will have one attendant only. her cousin. Mrs, 55.1mm} H

Ciirsley. Mr. Richard N. Taylor J12, \\'

ill act as best man for his broth- a

n ‘Howard Smith. cousin of the bride. .Mr-. Ted Fenwick. Mr. Gordon Bryce ‘and Mr. Carlyle Gilmour. t The brick‘. who will be given a- j wily bv hrr [other will wear a mod- _el rzown of white Victoria satin, the modicc fashioned with a draped V- {ITECKIIIIE and ti oorseletie

Hi2 tslcevas with a wide belt

effect and a very full. skirt fallin into a fan shaped train. She wil .wcar- a Riusmi; tars of pearls from which will fall her 1on2: veil of tulie lllliSlOli and she will carry s. sheaf bohiiuetcof Fastiernlilles. M

rs., ars ey w. wear a gown

white chiffon having a, pin-tucked bodice with long sleeves and n. very lull skirt. She will wear a tiny hat of white flowers with a short veil and will carry an arm bouquet of vrhiie sweetpcas.

Mrs, Sirurhan, the bride's mother.

in black rombal cre with gold and pearl trimmings an will wear a Track model hat and a corsdge bouquet of orchids.

The reception will beheld at the residence of the bride's uncle, Mr William strachan, 3310 cedar aven- ue, Westmortirt. where spring flow- ers will be vised to decorate, the bride's table bein arranged with low bowls of lilies-o dine-valley and Finch ma.

Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘ayl0r leave for Miami Beach. Florida. the brid

travellinlg in s. French mod light bege and brown wool, the long box coat be trimmed with

a. beige fox collar, a own stir-aw hat and accessories and she will wear o. norsago t of brown ids.

Upon their return they will take up their residence in the Highland Apartment, Cote des Neiges road.

The out-of-town guests will elude Mrs. Howard Fensom. of onto. Mr. H. E Faville and Mrs. Frank Clark. of New York. and Mr. nlud Donald Thompson, of Bar- r e.

The Eastern Guardian

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the Charlottetown Guardian may be iéanded to their Rept. Archie ume.

..'JONES' New Hampshire and Barred Rock Chicks have real ability to Live. Lay and Pay. Let u; supply vour requirements. Write Claude Jones, R. R. l. Charlottetown.

Regular Studio Night For

Little ‘Theatre Guild Members Thursday, March 28th at St. Peters Parish Hall I P. M. Sharp, the following three playa "A MAD BREAKFAST" "JOINT OWNERS IN SPAIN"

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field School has resigned and Joined the R. C. A. He loft for Kingston, Ontario Feb. 29th. for a special six weeks tralniniz course. gig; many friends wish him suc-

Mr Harold Mntheson. machinist. apprentice in C. N. R. Shops, Moircion. arrived home to spend the Easier holiday with his invents. M1‘. and Mrs. D. W. hiuthcson, Gill’ He has as his pu-"st- Mr. Francis Dun hy of the C. N. R. Express Dep ., Moncion.

Belfast And Vicinity

Dr. ‘B. R. Ho: of Charlottetown, recently return from England is 09mins here and Wlll begin lit» prac- tice in the near luulre.

Dr. Hog; is a son of W. G. Hogg, provincial. manager OI the Conten- erution Lifa Assurance Conlpairy.

Belfast has been without ii inedi- cal practitioner ever since Dr. John- son left in May last. Since lllCll the district has depended on lVIurr.1y' River and Montague for its Illvdlvill

- needs.

General satisfaction is cxtn-esstri over Dr. Hoggs coming and no wil be warmly welcomed.

Ill MEMURIAM

MRS. A. B. MACLEOD

death took place Thursday ng at the home of her daugh~ ter, es.ie Sterling. Mrs. J. A. Car- lyle, l4 Lrtndsdownc Avenue Truro, of Annie Larkin, widow of the late Rev- A- B. Baiclseod, g former Illlllls- ter of the Coldstream oongre ation. Mrs. MacLeod was born in A1 erton. P. l]. L. 0n Qtt. 18th 1851, daughter >1: the late Alexander and Nora

h----- Liamkin, 0f a family oi on, two members survive, vim, Rev. Dr. F. H. Larkin of Paris, Ont... and Mrs. Henry Ncuvoombe of Port Hill P. E. I.

For a number of years the deceas- ed tau ht ‘in Albcrton High SClTOOl. On O0. 31st. 1882 she ‘as married to Rev. A. B. MacLeo nnd in the congr ations of West Cuipr. Mt.

tew . Souris, St. Peters and in Coldaitream, she proved herself to boa valued help-mate in his work. The possessor of a. charming per- sonalty she easilyawon friends in

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ghen hgd health p? w peace u _v away _ earlypfhiurs of Thursday. The burial will take place at Charlottetown. A funeral service washeld at. the home oi’ Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carly Truro on Good Friday afternoon n 4 (townie, my. Mr. Matthews offi-

Tho funemk at Oimriottelown was

at the an at the grave-side in the Cemetery were conducted by Rev. Hugh Miller.

me body arrived in Charlottetown gpturda . riled by .Vl‘r. and

neral Home and People's the

aocompa rs. J. A. Carlvlc and Mr. and MYS- Waltcr Newcombe.

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var-freely estcrday. ‘Services I