TQDAY QLUCILLE 1mm. IN cocoa “BEST FOOT FORWARD ” Also NEWS and PASSING PARADE SHOWING AT 3.15 _ 1.00 - 9.00

§PRINUE lsowano riiiviiio Tlillli. - Fill. - siii. f?

‘s re raouorsr PICTURE OF-‘Il-IEM Al.l.l

Jlere some the MIIllIll-IOIIIII, romantic, min‘ to eel llpreedaus comedy! lip-nucleus action! Wally ellilslevablebeell

of local interest,

of a newsy nature at live I _hi_advanoe.

_.___;___ . COOKS for mo.“

Red Cross ‘last. night.

I coiut an excise Out offend

Plflflitio In

months in jail, g B5 d. uttering forged

W icha-iaed with

ACCIDENTALLY

ther Mr Frank Smi Concord Jimmie, age I8 years cidentaily been killed hunting. He *-* , ,en tree and the . killing him instan y.

LACHLAN

Itheir elder daughter, Miss Isabelle Prowse was unit

aid E. Macbadhlan, Great Villa e The ceremony was performed y Rev of the United Church. The wed- ding marches were played by Mrs. Harry Nelson. sister of the groom. The bride given in marri o by her father, was very attract ve in

powder blue wool matching accessories Her corsage was of deep red roses. Miss Eleanor Prowse attended her sis- ter as bridesmaid wearing a dress of soft rose with navy accessories

crepe with

The grcomsman was Noble Spenc- er. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held. Tea was pour- ed by Mrs. T. R. Johnson. and those assisted in

Mrs. William MacKinncn. Mrs. Hilbert Ackerman, Char- lotte Purdy. Miss Cicely Nelson. Mrs Noble Spencer. Aft" the reception the bride and groom left on r short. wedding trip in the province and on their return will reside in Great. village Ont of town guests included Miss Elea- ncr Prow=e. Halifax; Lloyd Prcwse. 'I'1'l'i1‘0. Mr

“DANGEROUS BLONDES ”

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CAPIIITCIIl-Qssérrs“ THUR. I

t. aloft wit?

reuse-vacuum ~‘ l I; l‘ r MARINE -LYI

RICHARD iiiit

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“"1 "i8 Miller ~ Rm: P31" ~ “a Lowrance - ilaiiih Sanford PLUS CARTOON -- TRAVELOGUE LEATHERNECKS .0 PARADE — SERIAL

Answers Query Re Enlistment in

w EMPIRE I ‘w

THURS.—FRI.—SA’I‘.

Wild Bill is Bock To Thrill‘. You In His Most S_pu:tu<u- _ lor Rqngglgvid Adventure!

WILD Blll. riiion‘ csoaee ‘vi-w have; .._

Cyrus MaoMillan. Assistant to Air Minister the Commons said that

.4

Can

years before the RAJ‘ will not

Mr

Canadian returned men soiTrse/iw iivvALiE-aca plastics. glues, casein substitute.

TO REVISE CONSTITUTION

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to be revised. “wow-Ir

NOT CE

“larch lltli. wt arc (llseontlniiIii-r ihe Iiiiiid- ling of live nniiltry until "I" Slimmer months. We will handle dressed noullrv only» paying highest Market prices

Swift Canadian 00., Ltii.

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CAPITOL - TO-DAY ONLY - LAUGHS

Imperial Forces

OTTAWA, Mulch it-_ic-i>i_ p10,... life's, Parliamentary 10m as m; Power. 111m to go in out among the many

ldllfls who went overseas a few

Soybean meal is used in making ‘ind celluloid

The annual Interment was In th °°""l‘°"¢@ v! "Fitch's Labor Partylin Malpeqiie cemetery. The nail- wm. be held in London from May 2o bearers were Messrs

to June 2. The warty constitution is lor. Charles Champion.

r Sgt. Kathleen Homily. CWAC. 8X‘- rlved home yesterday to spend her furlough with her and Mrs. Hornby

Flt. Lieut. ELM Beer of the R. C. AF. Marine Section. son of Dir. C H. Beer. leaves this morning on re- turn to the y. C A F l-leadouairters in Ottawa. after u brief visit to lis hcme in this city.

Miss Louise rim-i. Bishop St-

'_ dav that her ’nephew Forest J. H. Ford. of the R. C. N. V. R. arrived safely over-

IIFICIIOS who came to show

lsynlpnlhy to the bereaved and |contained miich nope and comfort. |Hymn Jesus Loves Me This i know |was sung. At the close of the ser- lvice the remains were conveyed if! .tho cemcte y of . Stephens .Cliii!‘CIl at Burlington and tender- ly laid to rest. Besides the aor- rowing parents a little sister and brother are left to moum. Budded cn earth to bloom in Heaven.

Many from this community at-. tended the funeral of the late Dl‘.i James Kier whose death occurred at his home in Malpequc on the. mvcninlz oi’ February 26th at ihcl age y . Dr. lam will be greatly missed in home here where he had minist- ‘ered to the needs of all sick in ‘sunshine and in storm for many ms was surely a life of tor-l or suffering humanity as strength permittedl

- homes where he was always s wei- omne visitor. The funeral service

war to Join the.was held from the Kiev Memonall he regarded as‘ Presbyterian Church after ii short‘ hill/ins lost Canadian domicile foriservice held at ‘h purposes of rehabilitation benefltsfThe church which was named fo . MacMilla-n said those who. the deceased. was filled to its had enlisted in Imperial forces four “m”? °‘P“°“y u “u "4 n“ ad‘ Ort fiyetycal‘; before the war wouldi N ilfn o Canada on discha

mare.“ the “enema ghflggeotzréfiiMr MacGowan who gave a wond- It

is late residence.

r ut-

joinhog schoolroom The service ‘was conducted by his pastor Rev]

crful comfortinz message from the text By their fruit ye shall know them He paid ? fine and fitting tribute to the ll e of the deceased as a physician and friend and of the great loss sustained by the. church in his death. The hymns sung by a mixed choir with Mrs. Sutherland leading at the org-an ‘were Unto The Hills Around. O God of Bethel and Abide Wilth Met-

y o

Elmer Tay- lealie Mc- Nutt. Ralph Beairsto. Geoiwe Mo- Kay and Preston Beairsto. Besides ‘his sorrowlng widow one daughter Mrs. Clyde Auld. Toronto survives also two sisters. Mrs hasten MaoNutt- Mnliieque. Miss Annie at homo two brothers John at hcmc and Edgar of Western Can-

‘GEIITIIAI. Iiilllllllllll

-'|‘|I|I column la reserved for news er "Ill! I IIIIIIIIh-‘ifldlrly p“.

i CONFEIJE SUMANLL RATION LIFI IN:

. Liaciml. OONATION ._ Bon- BMW W- 1. donated 9100M to the

er was lined $100 and cosh. or I

n cue indiividm. g uments. was remanded till Monday. KILLED - Mrs- Jane Wadnian. Braadalbana. has received word frog‘ her bro- .11. u. on March am that his can’ had ac-

discharged

- I o'clock when Helen ed in marriage with Aibin Muir Mac-i d achlan son of Mr. and Mrs. Don-l

A W Robertson, minister

a two piece street. length dress of

and a corsage of pale yellow roses;

parents. J. J.i

r recent business visitor

lllliefchflfiérs used In high-altitude- 01 a process used by stiiipfors.

is navigable for

In Loving Memory of LOUISE BENNET MoClEADY (Mn. J. l. a. Mafiraiuly) on the

Anniversary of her Birth March I.

“°°‘”“ “Si. PatriokbPloy W

lfocici-z cover-m yesterday's

is complete m- k's PiayfL "

Alecia?“ " IBII t. n mum" va spec tes a t a eve show. The Matinee in the after- nom will for children and admits, "DonmMessers" Orchestéa

supp snaippy Irish a s at The cs3 for ‘tine

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male and female This show finish l)!!!‘ laughs x ha a i”: . . n rcpore that all the tickets w ii be on sale at the dates advertised and he ad- vised the public tn Get iheir tickets cerLv to save disappointment. The committee for the specialties head- i: by M)‘. A. llatfertv reported that the Specialities will be outstanding consist of Dancing. singing. also [the special attraction will be the Sea Cadets. The meetinlz continued with several other problems.

In Memo riam

ivm. cooled: niacin JELLY

The death occurred at his resid- enoe in St. Eleanofs on Tuesday, February 29th. of Mr. George Al- bert Jeliy. aged '18 years. Although not in robust health for the past |ccupie of years. he attended Hi5 ldutics as pCst-master till a week ‘prior to his ueaih. It was while nemoving ice from the steps lead- ing to the Post Office that he suf- fered a heart attack which proved fatal a week later.

The late Mr. Jelly. born in Liiikletter, Jun. 26 1866 establish- ed a tailoring business in Si. Eleanors at the age of nineteen, which business hc carried on for over half a, century.

In 1898 he was appointed village Postmaster and for almost 46 years

Smith. oi‘ Mlliview. P I deceased him by threc years. There are left to mourn one son. |C. B. Jelly, Supervisor of Schools, |summerside: one brother. .11 l-I. Jelly, Glseary; and three sisters; lLiicy. NLrs. Swabe Jelly. OLeary; Catherine. Mrs. Chester Wyand. Kishey. Sack" and Susan, Climcn. Massacrusctts ! The funeral. which was held_ iThursday at his late home. line‘:- ment at Peoples Cemetery. was conducted by the Rev John

pre-

THE CHARLCYTTETOWN GUAIIDIAN

°I adfan Mounted Police for the filcli

W Inability to operate illicit stills

zbeing kept in other PM“ °l m‘

.ll.0.ll.l'. Report Shows Effect of War conditions

arrows. iulwn o -<cr> - m n80! aid rm"u'*“"ll'".‘.‘,’,,‘ff peacetime mull-vied its" ° t m3 blood" into Canada slow ht eastern and western MINI!" M" wartime casualties alum with the operator; of illicit stills.

This was revealed t-Odily l" u" animal report of the My“ 9""

year ended March Si. 1943. "m" in the Cmnmolu by Just" later 5t. Laurent. t "there was a total absence 0 run-runners an ootl-i the Ai-llfltlil and Pacific coasts." Cilmrnisiiionv s. T. Wood said in the row"- Tne difficultieg encountered in obtaining sugar- and molasses hu halted the operation of large com- mercial stills. only a few of the household type of stills were 515' covered during the yeflli Commissioner Wood slid HIM

mgy lead w attem/ptl to convert rubbing alcohol by fhvoflflfl l!‘ sences into potable liquor.

attempt was discovered in In. Montreal and a close watch is

country Little Smuggling

‘Little smuggling between Can- ada and the United States was re- ported during the year. some Din-l ball machines were nnusflled across tics st. ‘nwrence River] near Cornwall. but were later rounded up in scattered parts of

Ontario.

The narcotic drug lraffic has shown a sharp decrease due to a scarcity of supplies i)*.‘iim ls bein! brought into Canada through one or two ports 9n the eastern sea- board bv Chinese neinbzr: of mer- (Yiaiifs shim‘. ‘Efforts are being made to halt this traffic Commissioner Wood said that. of th~ 990 cases of suspected sabot- age reporter! during the vcar none w" due to enmny "Pilflli.

The number of OYWWW aliens in

/_fl H0151 elcLis-zle we're 6°11"

W-"irl reported. “c busy

. ~ .. .. rioomfi ‘i’ . h re W3 1.15mi“; Pflmclel Kglilgvnhli/[Yrgnd Rgbfsrf he faithfully .‘2€l\f!(1_lll0 public in Twenww... “sufflor; w... v-lport- Mothersybecsusc ou f ‘(my military more i °_ mi 1 _ _ ._this capacity. He Will be gscazly w; ccmmrf... wyh 3.; in 1942 . hundreds 0 importations. W “m__“'£“_f_§"°"> T“"'° missed by his numerous friends g Safe_h1cuyinQ¢ 13.3"“; 33 ‘n rnflkmE V.“ 0H1 P l lxhi’ 5533"“ Eatheiied M "g9 "t; HM" compared nith 22% in i969 items. - m switch lure vii h ~- __ _ r - . r , ,. A _ h . ' n e . 6250113 5 M3. gas 271%; Nlfirgasrgf Efizabem Offeiitxs iin- Hi provincial But‘. we rc bcglflfll 5 moreoft 05

statues "vrrihe

‘"1"! iast "Mr "cmnared with 36336 in 19%’. Thar" ITIlIIClI-"Llu we've rive to re- st-rivflons on liar-or iiiifl onsnline. Offences nrcl-r the federal sta- tue: nrmhewed 15.1%‘ r-omnared WW1 -"R--'~'9' ‘n i941. Tho increase was said m in File to breach of National IIKc-bilivfitlon zinii Prices Board rezulations.

some civilian Pm’

high on adian.

- back t0 . Smdmflly ~ -l th is ductlon, and diaper i. o

p O M I N l ecobniqr‘ Sheoll.

on TEXI“

Tow." and Pillow Slip: and Moioi

iJarvie cf Trinity United Church. itherc being at present no resident pastor at ihe Baptist Church cfi which Mr. Jelly was a member for over 50 ycirs.

to Chnr- iottotcwn for a few days

The many friends_of Mr Colin is making

a good recovery Prince

County Hospital

in follow-

Mary RIHCFllPrS"l1, son resided all bei life in Valley- field district a1"): of two years spent a.‘ 1.490% y”... Adams are pleased to learn he 585k

llcl. only son of Samuel and Cath-

IN iMEllfORlAM

. .. . . . . i . . . . —T—..~_——-- --~_—.——:.——._ ——-_i siits Axons s. NICHOLSON brbulersguoilnw’; Dqpmy Mm, Grade 1X4 Jame”. Corcormh Columbia Grade VIII -I. Florence Mc-

Iii the passing oi Mrs Angus S. “eraeneral “f Bulls“

Mrs Nichol-

Ttie pallbearers were: Mess: .h _ 1C1 r 5| l ihmnis; 2 Billie Keaughan; 3 John ' Alfie‘! Simpson. Ralph Dar . Nuwlso“ 0“ lavluarv um’ 1944' Ngigzllsbcigli: lgglter 00f Ml. ‘O§l:\l'3l:lllM“In3‘l§ lemmsgqm Bruce Bernard. Frank Linklett . vaueyfleld Wfih-‘Yst ‘m9 “f “*5 ma‘ EL. William of \'Ji'>:\‘llt’ld, P,‘ Grade V—I. Jame; Whalcn; l. unlloguywitm h,“ mm’ LY!“ “d Ham“ 5- C““‘““'|:1s§,.,?£d lilgghgzyiliilllyygmééafd .('.'°'.".1 and Norman of Amherst. N. Edna ivhuicii: J fit-"ii Power. i‘ ~ . l A 1' ‘ ~—-» - “longs l9 “Mk 5g,“ m" | ..__~._._ ___,_ _ . ___.__ ,S_IMJ~5 Nkuolscn was r 5 a _ _ l q Gggfaimllngérmgleaéenaa “laéleéylxliglj the tlnger on the Axis MICE Bliflcw 0T Wflllillgtflii. who in goo: and ca ltti on her ' h“ "Any M" Si: w.” a flcflnll; " ' I! , . _ 1 e had been quite ill for a time. lygygohgld d u; . ' member; of v-rllsiiif-fld ‘ t _ ltsalhuiienullnghll ‘ T‘ _______ I _ u "n" I chum; 51m was a 1on1“; mfg. Grade L‘! (SrJ-l M0501)!‘ Mag- ' The. Sympathy °f “my “lmds lvliss lirrma Bryeiiicn has rc- ‘nfin 1S we ' m l1." flemlhyan-d mother, a kind neighbor whoicnfilfi m m“ commupuy gees om’ to Mr‘ sumed liei‘ duties with Mr E - w ‘ch was “aflellfd ‘l! a falhlgave freely of her iiiiic and talents. Grad!‘ IT ‘Jr i——i. Jciiiette Mc- 811d Mrs. Lcslic ‘Cuulson in the mn~muruhv and so“ {may “hawk frrm which .iie nid ‘int FSCOVCYH" n“ cogmulnw mm W, 1)..L,S1l1,,‘[n1115; g_ Mom“ GQ;'n\i(_\'_ acnm of their infant daughxzr, m“ we ma“ caursc m egg QPW-ihdcspite the best of medical carmwm b} keém‘, (elf “l Grade I 151ml “s. 17mm“ 3°“ “t me age of l ' lPg ivhich closed rcccntly in Ciiir- and ‘slider mnlslng I ‘I1 funerrl '\"ll'li i‘“l< iili" '-'— " ' Weeks who passed away w Fsbi‘ - ' ” ~ She was b-mi o. Valieyficld “' ' ‘ ‘ '“ " ‘I = '-M;W°‘W» nry 29th. The funeral service ivasiwtleww“ gepwnlb" “m, 1855 he only h" 15'4" ‘lmllwgclirl d. _’ ' ' .. wa_ verj ai" 1' ii i. . ‘*9 zfatxygflgneilgay iffazr§°°lk§lly| Edwin Murphy 5.11. was B- dausmer M Nmma" Mach“ “d despite inclement ivcatlicr. The!’ .

service was conducted hr Rcv Fraser of Vallcsiwki U ilil-i 0.. who spoke c-cmfnri-liigif.‘ from the. text Job. 5. 26 "Thou sh-ii‘ conic to! thy grave in a full 33E like as nl shock of corn zzonietii in its season" 1

I

the exception

muses she nnrrled Angus Sarn-

lng an operation and expects short- erine Nicholson ei d of Llllg union m}: figfflids.“n,is.jf’fidnfl?g'f“cff‘nf,fl householders only. ly to return to his home. ihereh were four sons and four go“; Rock of M,“ m; The Lm-(fsl

i- daui! ters. viz: Samuel in New ‘ eh" - ‘ .. -._: Adnilllis ‘llglhdn hl-gmsbgli? l§§3§“1§9“‘y."°"“““- °“ '“° ‘Pmesiefld ti!3r"’lL‘l§§'i1rd“‘l§.-.Il°‘i;~i§...'Z§T“ ’ were among the visitors to Sum- " m“ A‘ Pmfess“ °’ Pmlm‘ The pallbearers wrr 1 Nicssrs.

mersidc during the past week.

William Brander has re- turned to her home here after attending the funeral of her bro- ther the late Ernest MacNeil of St. John. N B. but his remains were brought to his old home at Many ds in this community extend sincere sympathy to Mrs. Brand- er in the passing oi‘ her brother.

Mrs. William Stoi-dy and daugh-' ter Eleanor of Halifax. N. S. is spending a pleasant holiday. the

st of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Adam; of Darnley.

Mr Weiirinil Mat-Nnit of tho ll. C A P‘. left recently to resume his military duties after spending a pleasant furlough m. his 01d home in Darnley.

The Yishlmien arc commencing to malke oreoeratiflns for another seasons activlties they ere finding hard to get men to fake charzc of the boats as so many have en- listed for military duties V.

ARTISTS AND BOMBERS Paris of the rmn-pllcated turbo-

MH are made by an adaptation

EUROPE? LONGEST

The V0188. longest river ln Europe, L39‘). "W555.

ado also four arandchiidren to mourn tlhi-ir neat ion Kind lssmnnihy is extended to all. V M“! CIRTIFP. "fianv ...,| little. n f“, g mv‘,',"{"§°"§?,1f§: more: i::.::..2=:~r.::;.'.. ;....* 522...... .3...‘ ....- run her olive-M". vr. and Mrs-J raltion . . . and urine: greater Kenneth McLeod. liishtown ;_ E-reatlhulfecomforit. M, ________ my,‘ “up”, . Mrs. John Coulscn has returned

to her hem.» here after spending

5- Mw- ' Il-‘IIO-Ifl

seine time with her mother. Mrs. .

llhy. University of Illinois, and Malcolm. Professor at Girard Coll-

ege, Philadelphia; Jessie. Mrs R Mm.“ M101 41th..“ 1nd A Hanna or H i“ H ~ n. . ac m . n Catharina Mm N“ °" Ont. Callum Martin. 2

of Kilmuir. who both nursed their mother during

Mflfy. Mrs. Allan ‘fauna. of Moose Jaw, Snsk .

G R, Holmm of (Xiarlotiewwn.

‘by her liiisfiznd. rlso il_v__ir_er live

l Angus Martin. Herbcit liiacKen-l zie. Donald MacPhers-ln. Alexander

W E MacKenna . ____. ___ ...__ her ELLIOTYALE SCHOOL WE GUARANTEE

11st illness.

r ~- r —. Feb- md Marzmfl. M". mgfyport 0r Jwnuari end I Mariaric Kcziiisz- 1 mllmced 13.91’- ilill airi Ynirvin Vi. - ' ~

Mrs Nicholson was ptedgggggyj Mcfnnis equal

niziivcll~lrl

our list of "flicmly ne No the stores “m '1 next W59

Cnnai-‘irw internment camps at Y, March 31. 191?. were:-- . fclgrhe ‘impact of our r7‘l7ll"ll nationals ‘i214: Italian Ycsbablcs h:i\- Their big ‘ nationals ‘ll: Jiipanes= nationals - ‘H; thc rest 0t us. with diup¢f5 20' and Joanne“ Cw-iodinns #49. W5‘ ‘ c d‘ or shortiilé“ - h ‘ - . brie“ the WP . h w till! c Cdrrc "l’*'.\'(‘i'l a (‘Mi/led drop trouble has - h m and ‘hm; 3P? diirine the war. Commissioner Es bu.“ llithcult Ior t i? hay: t0 remflfl

made g°od5 will

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Fella - l .

cded gQQO-Si of be bulyng k-dm W011‘

- 1 r. And Y°“

ll likely be a lct-“P “‘

The general supply Pic.

siigblly- 3"‘ fsvoiili" 6"" be avrilablc-

y change longtime

UMITID

Fallen Fabric!

- "oannvceresrtn.

Grade I (Jr ) — l Trainer. Teacher, Frances Dunn.

E“

I <—J

Marjorie

The largest percentage of sulcidea occurs between the ages of 65 and

75.

PRESS ‘FREEDOM ASSURE!) In swcdcn the law of freedom ot

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Iii-Y Grads announce date for paper collection fro!

MARCH 8th.

Magazines, Books and Newspapers, must be tied In bundles for acceptance and scrap paper to be placed in cardboard containers and set outside your door.

COLLECTION .. . .

Collection date for business houses will be an

c Mogciinis; . the press is Dnrt of the constitution.

BEAT HEAVENS.’ THAT I5N'T AiJhfT MINE 8AB‘/—THl5 PENN‘ HER’

AND AFTER ALL we've DONE FOR voufiroo! 11m‘ DO0R~BELL AGAIN 940W, WHO

cA rr as ‘T?

AUNTIE BANGS, I CAN PAY A DOLLAR THlRTY'NINEI'F YOU'LL SELL ME YOUR HORN

HER THAT

OF COURSE, TWO HUNDRED ISNT VERY MUCH TO INVEST. YOUR RETURNS WON'T BE_ AS LARGE,

coco Heavens.‘ Give IT ro

.' ANYTHING "r0 KEEP emote CHILD AWAY.’

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