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* BING CROSBY ~ BOB HOPE

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Famous Sleuth Huntts Enemy Spy

Hollywood has taken up where Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has left

in "Sherlock Holmes

Washington," latest Universal de. ' co-starring Bast Rathbonc and Nigel Bruce, famous Baker Street sleuth pays a |vlsit to the United States.

In all his fictional ndvcnttlros, worked on

thriller

Holmes never

a case in the United Mates, al- though Conan Dcyle himself visit- ed this country.

In the new picture coming today to the Capitol Theatre. Holmes is sent to Washington to solve the case of a set. of stolen documents which fall into the hands of fifth columnists.

Besides Rathbone others in the picture are Marjorie Don Terry, George Zucco, Henry llnnlcll anti _ picture was dufcted by Roy William Nclll.

Crosby And_Hope

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Vera Zorlna, Mary Martin, Dick Powell, Betty Hutton. Eddie Brac- ken, Veronica Lake, Alan Ladd and Rochester, Just to mention s few.

Bing and Bob, who are seen as themselves in the picture, just as arc many of the other stars. do not appear as a team this time. Al a matter of fact. Betty Hutton, who has one of the few character parts

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pear in a big navy show by clever y playing one aEalnst. the other. u/An their well-known friendly riv- nllzv. each of them falls for Betty's flattery-bait hook. line and sinker.

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When Betty invades Bingo port~ implements will be necessary. care- able dressing room and finds him fully selected to suit cl a little reluctant to agree to her soil conditions in {particular reg- Plans, all sho says is that she has ions. The scienco o HOPE lived up but of course what's and breeding can be of ‘My slstance in the most effective use,

"Ch. you must have seen Favorite Blonde.’ I sure put Hope over in that one." From that pointi on, Betty's battle is won. i

"SW11 sbllhﬂled Rhythm" takes place lnsid» the Paramount Studio so fans will have a guided tour of the place. plus the time of their movie lives.

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THE ROGERS IIAIDWARE ("Us LTD.. is acting s car. of Bard and other Wire soon. g n m

PROMOTION - 0. R. (Ted) Macmillan of Charlottetown has been promoted to Warrant Officer. Class II, from the rank of Ber- geant. Q. M. s. Macmillan left the Island in August 1989, to in the Royal Canadian Artillery, man- ent force. '

ISLAND TRIP — John Jenkins and Jimmie Burrows spent the week-end and holiday in Montague P.E.I., visiting at the home John's cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane. John and his brother Bill who have been with their Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jen ns their summer home at Sutherlamfs Crossin , returned to town for the re-open g of school-New Glas. gow News.

II . K Johnston, Prince Street. hasreoelveu word from her husband 01119- Kelth M. Johnston of aBignals unit,

overseas stating that he has en promoted I: the rank of Ma r. He went. overseas in December 940 as I a. Lieut. shortly after being

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moted to the rank of Ca t. ‘and

friends particularly teao era studen in Prince 5t 5c where he was on the teaching staff before enlistment will be pleased to learn of his promotion.

BELIEF FOR EUROPE — The provision of adequate food for the peoples of Europe and Asia will be the primary rehabilitation problem our liberating forces. Already. stocks of food are being accumu- ted in Canada, in Great Britain and in the United States for rapid

ed resources of the surplus food. producing countries are not suffic- ient to maintain such a. feedln prograaune for long. The Roya Bank of Canada points out ln its Monthly Iotter for September 948 that the second ate must be the restoration of loco culture, to enable the countries to feed fertilizers and

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seed selection greet ss-

under European condtions, of im- ported seeds. The development of modern seed strains and plants is also discussed in the Letter, includ- ing the romantic history of Marquis Wheat.

ST. JAMES CHURCH

Preaching on the text "All things are yours, and dye Cor. 3: 22-23. e Rev'd TH. Bussell Bomers, said: Such a. plea. for loyal self-commit- ment, to Christ and what He stands

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where in Atlantic Command.

Pte. J. A. Mullen, Charlottetown P. E. 1 repairs his motorcycle some. Dflvlnﬁ One of these machinos, which at any time is a hazardous business, takes plrnty of skill no some of the narrow twisting roads in distant and lonely sections of this Command,

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Will be paid for information leading to the recovery in god order of the goods stolen Sunday night, August 29th., from my residence, l2 Greenfield Avenue.

by our customers.

liyes ($311115! glee/er beta?‘ a syrnbgg O BI] 11K ll WIQ I IIQSI.

is our loyalties that make Banach emotionally worth living.

sinking of the Ottawa. Nu one knows how much we ml

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We have suffered slnoe we lﬂlt 1|"! Ufa has never been the IIBIQ.

In our hearts your memory lingers sweetly. tender, (and and tr" There 1| not. a day delr Alfred That. we do not think of vou.

Inserted by His Sisters Bertha and 9 m u Florence .

IN MEMORIAM

TBAINOI.

In loving memory of my r Alfred N. Trainer who lost his IUB Septellllwr ma. 16a. u. u... awn: of the 0th! .

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In our lonely hours imbibing Thoughts of you are ever near. ' Ever Remembered by Ilia M015":

Mrs. Mnrnret Trainer.

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The season has arrived for Dick- litxei vegetables, and we have a 1011:.- lifl , . onions. em.’ can ow‘:- ple résshfg erg’ w‘ can m a on e r ments bu’, advise not to dig too long to secure your needs. Cucumbers are ‘Laban cm .

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has the benefit of this aavins. and ls our custom always haiubeen not. how much we can et, t rather how low we can so and come out with a reasonable profit. . is also is appreciated by the people.

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Rev. and "e ohﬂsﬂ» I and son. Terrance, of Central Be-

Mrs. Fraser's brother, B. Webb and Mrs. Webb, Midgic, left on Tuesday mother, Mrs. Fresco-Saint John

New Argyle, the guest of Oatnlferine . Whtie- in Ch‘

M1‘. and M11. Ch M MIGPIII“ f. ‘ 11v MEMORIAM are ..M-... writ: """""""' dint imd uncle M11}: Malcolm Mac- ﬁlth: euu snwlrlns 9|!!- Kenate Canoe Cove and Mr. Daniel i“ n. ma. 22.22"“... our a»: 13mm‘ N“ “M'- 'n - am lulu“ P- l- '- broth f ed N. inor- wh lost I both crowded out and hurriod u l his ufeensepfember ma, lﬂez, i: n" m? giiriliiytfﬁtliﬁsil an gm; he wreto. "A generation has grown Ottlee list-Ii ‘f: 1'

I three week's visit to

ll! l0- Eachern Long Creek. and sister Mrs. Daniel Detach, New also visited their sister and brother Charlottotown Mrs. Alfred Priz-

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Freedom is founded on a sense of responsibility w God and a belief that all men and women have been endowed by Him with individual worth and dignity, Being equal in importance before Him, they should be secured in equality of opportunity under the law and in the full exercise of the democratic liberties and rights which have become the heritage of free men.l,,.

2. SECURITY

_ Freedom will be a reality when social security and human welfare become a fundamental objective of the nation. Freedom from want and freedom from fear are essential to ahappl’ and normal family life Want and fear must be banished and security brought’ within reach of all Canadians. 3i

3. OPPORTUNITY

The prosperity of the Canadian people depends on our creative capacity, individual initiative, our energy, determination, and willingness to work. Galinful 0c. cupation for all is a primary objective of Progressive Conservative policy, We affirm our faith in the fut- ‘ ure of a United Canada. Our national resources under t.‘ progressive development can be made to provide a} high standard of living for all Canadians and for a larger population dravm from people whose intellig-l ence and love of freedom will ﬁt them for a democracy in the-British tradition. ' *

4, THE BRITISH PARTNERSHIP?

We affirm our loyalty to the King and our. faith in the British partnership. We accept the responsibilities together with the beneﬁts of this partnership. The guarantee of freedom, security and opportunity for Canadians will be found in the strengthening of The British Commonwealth, its closer association with the United Sltates of America and our other ﬁghting Allies and in the application of the principles of the Atlantic Charter. e

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Mrs. Douglas Fraser

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for Halifax, to-vislt his Journal.

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wn oy uest of Mr. and Mrs. A1- e, 46 Brighton Avenue.

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has been o ed at Halifax.

Cambrld P M!!! . after 8e the" pﬂam: Igudgyp elm. by appeiumnt a-li A. om“ unheated Ill-ll

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Attention Farmers Needing Help For Harvest and Potato Digging

~Under a m? agreement between u» Provincial m Iedeni m; aunts it is now peeelble fer Prince Edward Island farmers in n t: in; 1e secure such help fro '

h l f h I te I ai§y.°'rn'.'iiiiiv'v§|.i: fewsleuwbe noted, via:-

1. Th; rate of pay to be 3&0! h; lay, for every III the soldler-lf7m W01‘ l

l. Farmer to provide food and lodgings for soldier-libero: durlnli I ‘I engagement. t. 1F end th ioeigaf r ydeflnitoperioloftlnl-

4. Ifﬁlcildiervfebzreiril: uueetlsfeztna-r-y as a worker farmer la! 1| b‘;

b. Farmer does not pa soldier laborer fer wet days on which the laborer does not w

s. If u. need u such m»: you should mu a u» m‘ us»: Iver"- Charlottntown at once requesting application ferns be let)" - 7. Alison your communication to

PROVINCIAL FARM LABOR BUIIAIS. I Sydney and Queen 8t... ' Charlottetown, P. E. Island