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A LAUGH‘ A DAY KEEPS THE BLUES AWAY- AND THERE ARE LAUGHS T0 LAST A YEAR IN ‘TI-IE PHILADELPHIA STORY”!

— PRINCE ED WARD —

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45m” she's c1 wild red-head l ' Adorable Katharine Hepburn goes on a hilarious champagne l adventure and changes from a

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Romantic James Stewart knew that a red-headed beauty wasn't red-headed tor nothing! That midnight bathing escapade sends Jimmy's love-pressure sky-high!

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THE BIGGEST llAUGH OF 'I‘HE‘YOEii1t: “THE PHILADELPHIA STORY” AT THE PRINCE EDWARD TO-DAY

If you want to laugh long, loud, Howard. Grant, realizing that she is and oltcii, take s. tip and. don't fail making a mistake, causes a sens-n- to see Cary Grant, KaLllEIlllE l-lcp- Lion by retuminu for tiic wedding. burn and names Stewart tn "The He brings Vvitll. him Stewart, n re- PllllaﬂClpllid. ‘Story, the comedy oi porter for a keyhole magazine, and the year,_wnicli opens today at the Rut-h Husscy. Stewart's iitrl friend. Prince Euiviird '1 168.1413, 1t presents lhey piooced to make iviiss Hop- 8._€I8.ZZlll1l{ new l epburn as a com- burns life niiseirable, but she lights cuicnne o1 tne first iiawr, with ver- back until her own foot slips and she satire urunt and Stewart as her gay secs the light It would be gii"i;.g companions _11i a pictuiie that is away 11 ntncl and clcvcr plot to rc- lresiier, iutticr aiiu brighter than ical which boy gets the girl.

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CELEBRATEI) 90TH BIRTHDAY -Ovcr i1 e past few days Mrs. \V. L. Cotton 11:15 been receivng the felic- itiitions oi numerous relatives and friends upon the celebration of her nlneilcth birthday on Friday last, May 23rd.

HOME FOR BURIAL-The r9- maiiis of Mrs_ Frederick Kenny whose death occurred in Saint 1 John in January of this year, ar- rived in the city Thursday even- . lng accompanied by her son, Jolin

and were conveyed to Frank lHEHIlFfSSPIJlS Funeral Home from l where the funcrn‘. was held priv- l atcly Friday morning to t-llc Ro- man Catholic Cemetery, Char- lottctown.

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Lance-Cpl. Urban J. Walsh. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walsh, 43 l Inngworth Ave. City formerly of Stanley Bridge.

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ents and friends present, and con- gratulated the pupils on their splendid performance, and be- haviour. Major MacNutt gave a short talk on the Empire Day Movement, which, he said, coni- menced iii 1897 at Hamilton, 0115., by a teacher. He went on to Sily the Eirl of llifcrttli. a great Im-

DPCTUTH‘ its first President, and, uhen Queen Victoria died, Ed- ward VII, her son, ordered that

her birthday be officially observed on‘ 24th May-Jirmpirc Day. He pointed out and stressed the im- portance. especially today. of its objects. Prof. Iiicli was congratu- lated because of the splendid work he ls doing. The audience was pleased with the manner ln which the children sang: Rule Britannia. Land of Hope and Glory. and Tlieroll Alivrrvs Be A11 England. Prciram closed with the National Anthem.

STOREY -HEAZLEY — Many friends will be interested in the marriage of Shirley Jenn. daugh- ter of Mrs. -'I‘. H. Beazlcy 11nd the lrzie T. H. Bvnzlcy of Dartmouth. to Lieutenant. Gordon Stathie Storey, Prince Edwuird Island Highlanders. son of Mr. and M1's_ 1d. J. Storey. Charlottetown. which itook place Saturday evening in iGrnce United nlnnsc. Dartmouth. ‘Rev. G. B. Pickorliic: ‘officiating. The bride wore a street length dress of beige with brown access- ories, hcr corsuue being of roses, Miss Gwen Pickering was the wore a blue

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-. » Inspection ties and a CO""'1"(‘ of rows Robert Air Secretary Sir Archibaﬂi Silly llivrvigm it 1111b thleNdalklillitis-"dlhieillh _ ' Imp the Killei? EVBPY member 0t the,’ llléllmlls‘ pfullllfulégllv l.“ a lfluslilgnd‘: W“? lljlllf“ lul,,n1l,l"l'l,l°, ll-lfvells Oll Df- the Ballliof Nola Scull“ _ aiiley, the ‘blades broqillier. “T215 clalr, left. the whole quedilon of Archlhilld dd Il0taflhvlllllﬁ-llléflll . yS ery l e , household has a mome for the rats why s c i, s iid o G ht. isioaciitai. tlit lllctlllt! was biilliaiit- 1 d "1 i119 C1~l 13st “PPlf- Ml- r .. .. -. _ “ 1 - 9: crime and so ingemus is the cnmhh He nus a low faults. When Miss} ly directed by George Ctikor, who Tlbcrt is a recent addition to ilic ' ll’ bl“ mall" Tlll’ Clllelllmly l°°k H955 Mange vlslll l° Blllal-n "l" ' Deﬁant ﬁled 0“ ll"? H955 lllll i‘ Capitol a1 than Toomey and Miss Patnck Hepburn ixcks a second husbantk, 1135 a rare touch for ccnicuv tempo,‘ Inspection Stuff. having formerly lilac“ l“ ll" pllpsllllc“ °l lllllllell‘ up l“ llle all" but ll- Wl“ lecllllcll llllll lllll l i are forced to carrv out a plan that’ she cllllcsll“ l‘ slulwllll ma“ °l llle‘. 11- was produced by Joseph lvlnn- been ihe Asslstnni Manager of llic ml” l"'l“.lll'°‘ ‘ll m“ ll“) cllllllllcl" when sll’ Alclllbllld W" asked by ll°1°5 were lfluﬂd l" "if llll .\ ruthless murderer who thrwfi- ls frauirht with danger in order ml P601118. moved t0 1.116 hilt by John klewicz. l brunch at St. Johns Ncwfound- m“ mllllls‘ “ll” a leﬂlpllo“ w“ B‘ member of the House when me He's“ wrecked Meg lillhmnl. tl l Slr Archibald lllflll told o!

In! In ﬂit-ire 1191158110111 i5 the ensnare the murderer. Their path is ihemO 0X thO tilrilllmr I161" Warm}; a hazardous one and makes one o1 1111215602317 ﬂiﬂhtgghe Ntlrsfhs gﬁqill‘ the season's most exciting pictures. w opens ay a e api 0 ‘theatre. Tnero are three different opinion: concerning the death of a‘ wealthy matrons nephew. The fam- - ﬂy soy it was an accident. The cor- anor- clainu it 1o be suicide. But the police say it ls murder! --—- OOYIIEY Diﬂys the role of B_ MR. JOHN FALL

glgver, young detective who 1185i .i___. 5661185518118? l0 thehcaseuand 12x15 There passedidpeaoefullyznag/ag kin an a conc tBlOIlS t at. 1e p0 eel Cra mid on Pr ay, May , o r1 arrive at their trim veriiwf- 111 0rd". Fallp in an fifty-seventh year, tomcgiitleiin I??? pifoilmatllon on 1111131 The late lVLi‘. Fall, for; thfdpgit l6 L85 0 l? Kim Y- ' Oomeb’ 35 thirty ears has been an nvai - hi! B111 friend. Dlilyﬂl b1’ L60 P115‘, iniz crylppled in felling s. tree, at rick. secure a DOSWIOH 85 “W56 m, that time and since then has been Juliet lVI-ltvhell. DQTLFFIYf-‘fbbl’ Clam‘ unable t0 walk. but bone his afflic- Blandlck. head 0f the famiiy- tion with great fortitude. and was

In Memoriam

ltrncral which was largely attended took place on Suncuay, Mny 4th, with services at the home and the United Chwﬂh. Crapilud. of which the de- "liie presiucnt presided 11nd the 0635111 W35 a 11191110913 Hell Wald meeting opened by surging the 04.11 MCIBBH. Tiwon. conducted the scr- and repeating the Creed 1n Ulllsull. vices, both at the home and at the The nnnuygg o; me 13M mcemng Chilwh- B)‘ SDBQlHl W15l1 0i the d9" were read and HUDplCd. Correspond- Cﬁa-Wd U18 Unlwd Church 911911’ ence was read and discussed. it was sang Rock of Ages. Shall We Gath- er at the River and Abide With Me. There are left to cherish his meni- ory three brothers. Charles, Edward and Clarke all of crapaud, and two sisters, Mrs. Russell MacDonald, Carleton Siding; Mrs. Ernest Inman of 'Iryon. Pall bearers were Messrs. Albert Sturdy Fred Fall, Frank MacDonald, Louis Shcrrcn, Fred MacDonald iuid John HlCkOX. Ihe reirizilns were ienderlv laid to rest

tine ivas neidat the home o1 Mr bDllIl Nidtlfllilll with an aizcntlnnte of nine members and four visitors.

moved by Mrs. VlCl0l‘ MacPnnil 11nd seconded by Miss Linura Crosby that Institute accept the invitation to meet ivith the Noitn River institute on June 4th at the ncnie oi Mrs. Russel Whcutley. Motion czii"'cd. The Red Gross committee irt- ed tnai. 25 quilts, 4 night g' ns, 4 baby dresses and one JJCHCL 11.1.1 been mane during the month. it was decided to sct apart Thursday

.laiid. and before that the Assist- ant-Manager of the branch here at Charlottetown. His maiiv friends and business acquaintances in Charlottetown and vicinity will be glad 1o sec ‘riiin once again.

SUCCESSFUL CAKE SALE — ;The Indies auxiliary of the Wnvy Niivy held a very successful cake 'sale in Rogers Hardware on sat- illfdhy. Since its formation about »S1X months ago the auxiliary has ,bccn doing a srfcndld work for the sailor lads supplying them with many comforts and ralsiiii; funds for filling up their qtiar- iers. The c-fforis of the group are directed i1i'iiiclp:ill,v' at the ratings, but other ranks are not forgotten.

Patrick soon (Liscovcrs that‘ the criminal ls exceptionally clever 1n covering up his tracks and she is no absorbed in trying to thwart hlm that she becomes involved ln the poisoning of hcr patient. Having the‘

never heard to complain.

He maintained a deep interest in his friends and public affairs and appreciated the manv klndnesscs shown him.

He was patient during his long

in the family plot in Crapaud Cem- etery.

MEADOW BANK W. I.

aibeyngun o; 9am we}; m sL-w m; It islntcndcd also to extend their the Red @055, activities to include the merchnnt The program consisted of a solo, 111811116-

by laatsm Medwylh Scout “nil/i al PRINCE sTITETscHoo Th can es , wcn rs. vic or ac- . . . I e ' v l l pupils of Prince Street School-pram

vidcd incentive of clearing herself “mess eve;- loqkjng forward to we

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thILMCMP-YW 131ml‘ .W°me"'5__1_n5i1- appointed: Lunch, Mrs. Sterling ‘" '"" -“"‘—"_"*"'“_—‘*' Glow, Mrs. Flank Boyle and Mrs. Colin MacPhail; Programme, Mrs. Norman Macl-‘adyen and Mrs. Gor- don Macliean,

Collection amounted to 45 cents, one member paid her duos.

The next. meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Sterling Cloxv. Roll call to be answered. with a grab bag.

The meeting closed by singing God Save the King. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess assisted by two of the members.

BUT DIED IN BED

BELFAST —(CP)— Maj-Gem. 8'1’ James Cooke-Coins who had two narrow escapes when London was b Qnbed and had a fine record ln the South African and First Great War died quletlv at his home here. aged 85.

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River Bruce Paynter. R. B. 4, Kenslng-

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PHONES 105-1308

Phail. ‘lhe following committees were ented a pleasing Arbor and Empire Driy Program, to an appreciative audience of parents and friends on Friday mornln May 23. Mr, Hlne Prlnc pal of t e School acted as chairman for the Junior Protzinim, which consisted of chorus, dliilocu- es and recltatlons. In the perfor- mance of each number the tiny tots delighted their audience. For , the Senior Program. Dr. lLH. Shaw Superintendent of Education. pres- ided. The singing of rPoruscs and part songs, directed by llllss Lilian MacKcnzie was the high light of the program. Complimentary re- marks were expressed by the Chair- ‘man on the excellent presentation of the pageant. "Our Flag" by the pupils of Grade VI VII and VIII.

SUCCESSFUL DANCE - A very successful dance was held in liis- torlc Government House Friday evening with about 200 dancers 11t- tendlng. The affair was sponsored by the Cryro Club of Charlottetown and proceeds were in aid of chin-- lly. A very enjoyable evening of dancing look place and the music was provided by OK. Presbys or- chestra. During the evening it buf- fet luncheon was served by the Gyreites. Government House was placed at the disposal of the Gyros through ire courtesy of Lieutenant Governor B. W. LePage 11nd Mrs. IePage.

TWO WEEKEND FIRES — City firemen were called out twice dur- ing the weekend for minor fires. Yesterday morning at l1 o'clock they responded to a call from the residence of Mr. J. A. MacLeod on

{North River Road. The blaze was

lconllned to the roof. It is believed

i that it. originated frczn sparks nut of the flue. Damage was slight. A had flue fie in a residence on Ihc corner of Pownal and Sydney Streets Saturday afternoon caused some excitement before it. was fl- rially quelled by the firemen. This occurred about. noontlme. 111cm was very little damage.

WEST KENT SCHOOL — The pupils of West Kent School hiid a fine program on Arbor and Em- pire Day. Mnjor T_ E. MacNutl. the Chairmen welcomed the par-

fir»;

hcld nl ilic Nova Scotian Hotel, after which the coup}:- lefi 0n :1 short. trip. Thry will reside in Dartmouth. Th:- lirlde was the 1~e-’ cipiczit of n lovely collection of wedding gifts. lieutenant Storey is WPll knoivii in Charlottetown. where he was 11 member of the Police Force before the war broke ou .

people of Britain might expect an official statement "as to what's be- encounter between the Dilkc hind the whole Hess affair," Slr Hamilton and 11:0 suwiizli‘ 11150 Aru ibald replled:—- er.

"That's not a question for me to The Air Sccretilljv snld that wli answer." the Duke was confrnuierl ivilhi A Defiant fighter was "hot on the dour-looking No. 3 No.11 m» didii tail" of Hesss Messerschmitt fol- even “recognize llic pr oner."

New Refrigeration. Developments

Universal Cooler Company. one of the largest Nlatiufnciurcrs of Coni- mcrcial Refrigeration in the British Empire, have recently brought out sciiie very attractive completely self- coiitnincd refrigeration Units, which have made available to the Grcceiy and Meat Stores the lest Coni- mercinl Refrigeration Equipment at. very attractive prices.

heath-in Refrigerators and port- able Counters aic among" the most populiu" of these ouitlus,

lhev are also supplying Frozen Food Cabinets loi ‘lie new develop- ment. in frozen vegetables. berries and other foods, which have created such a sciisatlon in the larger cen- tres on this continent. _

‘they have, of coiuuse. been making Ice Cream Cnbincis for some time and tne new lIUIHPHlC SCII-Colltdlll- ed Soda. Fountain has made avail- able to Drug Stores, and other con- cerns selling soil. drinks, equipment wmcn prcviouslv was too expensive for thcin to install.

Milk Cooling Units for the dairy farmer ﬁll another very useful need.

Maritime Radio Distributors Lini- lted, their representatives ln the Maritime Provinces. report that sales have been more than double this Spring. partly due to the ex- ceedingly attractive price at wh.cn this equipment is available, and partly due to the drsire oi purchas- ers to secure this equipment before the supply is exhausted, due to the demands of materials for war pur-

poses.

Many feel they would be well 11d- vised to install modern equipment 1li.s year, and Mr. Fred E. Colwell. one of the most experienced refrig- erator representatives in the indus- try, will be in Charlottetown very shortly to assist dealers t9 select. the type most suitable to their needs.

nndfiéf Chasing Hess

LONDON, May 25 —(C‘P) —'I‘h6 House of Commons was told to- day that 11 ftoynl Air Force Defiant fighter was chasing Rudolf Hess. Hitler's “shadow? when he bailed out over Scotland last May 10.

This revealing announcement came on the heels of a disclosure that. the Duke of Hamllum. whom Hess asked to meeLns soon as he vras found by a Scottish farmer,

Pad never encountered Ho's in l Germany or elsewhere, as first re-

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