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Next attraction at the Prince Ecb ward Theatre. beginning today. ' Hunt- Strombergs Psychological drama of a beautiful woman in search of a new personality, "Dis- honored Lady". Starring Hedy La- marr as the fickle, restless Made- leine Damien. brilliantly success- ful as the art editor of a smart magazine and the toast of New York night life, the picture featur- es Dennis OKeefe and John Lode! as two contenders for her hand. representing respectively the life she hopes to lead and the life she is trying to forget.

Prominently cast in the film, which United Artists is releasing,

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ing weakling who maliciously in- volves Miss Laniarr in a murder scandal as she trics to remodel ner life. Natalie Schater as her co- worker on the magazine, ‘Paul Cavnnagh as hcr editor and Mor- ris Curuovsle" as the psychiatrist who helps her find the path to happiness.

Under the direction of Robert Stevenson, actual New York back- grounds in Greenwich Village, r‘.- sidential districts around Central Park, LaGuardia Airport and the New York Court of Appeals were used in the film. The courtroom sequences. bringing the picture to in climax and conclusion, were shot under the technical advice of Harry Hunt. a prominent South- ern Californla attorney.

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Messrs CJ. Boudreault and Allan Nelson. Montague, were business visitors to the City on Thursday.

Messrs Russell lvlunn and Jack Vanlderstine. Murray River, have retunlled from St. John. N. 3.. after motoring there last week.

Mr. and Mlrs. Lloyd Colllngs, Sturgeon, were business visitors to Charlottetown an Thursday.

‘Mr. P. c McCormick. Charlotte- town. was a business visitor to monltague on Thursday,

Mr. Joseph Allen of Mitchell River was in Georgetown Friday

‘ on business.

Miss Agnes Glover, on the staff of Milton’: Old Spain. aocclnponied by friends, motored to Montague 0n Thtlnday.

Miss Willa MacDonald. who 'fo.rmorly was on the staff of Clark Bros. is now etnlployed at the Kings County Memoriln Hospital.

Mr. alnd Mrs. Ralph Beck, accompanied by Miss Barbara Beck. and Miss Wilma MacLure. motored to Charlottetown on Thursday.

Mrs. John Andrew, East Royalty, is spending a few days in Montague. guest of her daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. MacDonald,

Mr. E. S, Conrad. Halifax. Mr. Fry, Toronto. and Mr. J. H. Gerry. iciiariottetown. Imperial on executives, were business visitor; ilo Montague on Wednesday.

Mr. Ted Hill. brother of Mrs. illorel-e Fraser, lvlontaguo has lrft for Mon-iroal whore he will be ‘employed during the slavrimler.

Mr, Herbert Vlckerson. Chicago. U. S. A.. has arrived in Montague to spend a few days visiting here.

lMr. Vickerson is the brother 0i’ the

lute Charles Vlckerson of Montague.

Mr. Gran-t. Graham, who took his

latter proceeded to Malagash, and has returned with a load of salt.

A very enjoyable farewell party was held for Mr. Fred Curtain at Llcwellywvs Restaurant on Tuesday evening, All the guests present had a. very pleasant time. A delicious supper was served to tthe guests.

Mr. Fred Curtain, R. C. M. P. left. Thursday morning for flock- ciiffe. Ont. to take a course. Mr. Curtain has been attached to the ilontegue detachment durlng the past two years where he has made many friends.

Mr. William Boole. lﬂlfflUlllllOﬂ. Alberta, is spending a few days at his home in Lower Montague. Mr. Poole to a brother of Leslie Poole and the lane George Poole. Mr. and lvltrs. Poole soon-t the winter in California. and Mrs. Poole is at present visiting in Kingston, Ont.

A very enjoyable card party was held at the home of Mr. Alex Nicholson. Valieyficld _this week. ‘The guests enjoyed tlvmsclves ll-l-mensely and a delicious turkey su-pber was served ‘the guests. Mr. Nicholson was the very fortunate prize winner.

Mrs. Myrtle Ablack. and young

time the two have appeared to- gether in a picture though both have been making films in thza country for an almost equal nuin-

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can, sosrela 1 poop NENG! AFTER A PQOFOUND AND Exl-tlwerlve eTuDY OF THE FOQMJ DEClDED NOT "TO RIGK YouR MONEY on VlTAMlN A! WAMDJBURE ENOU6H,THE 6TEED FAlLED DlsMAtv/W 1 SAVED EVERY CENT Vou Aron ‘THE OTHEIZ Qcpvs ENTRLYaTED T0 ME.’

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her huibalnd. who is a dentist in Trinidad, returns to Canada.

A whim and auction card party was held in the Legion Hall, Montague. Wednesday evening. under the auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion. Montague Brunch. The prize wirui- ers for whist were ‘Mrs. Byro-li Stewart and Mr. J. M. Clair. wltlii the consolation prize awarded to Mlsa Vera. Coyle. For tho auction the winners were Miss Bernice Coyle and Mr. Walter Beer. with the consolation price going to Mr. David Vutlderytine. During the evening tickets were sold on -l cake donated by Mrs. J. W. Ladner. lrnd the lucky ticket holder was Mr. W. A. Hilrhey. A delicious lulnch was sewed by the ladies.

Work on the Poole and Thomp- son wharf is progressing apace under tlho direction of tlhe contract.- lng company of Noye-Bagnall 8r Noye. Already all piles have been pun, into place, and yesterday Mr. Lucas was bulldozlng out the old orf-bwork making place for the new. The laying of the new cribwork is expected to begin shortly, after which the main stringers will be attached. This work is expected to take considerable tilme for its completion, but the wharf is expected to be ready for tihe late fall season river traffic. Materials for the work are now ready on the land surrounding the wharf, and after the prilimixiary work has been completed. the work‘of lay- ing the crlbwofk will begin,

Georgetown Anll Vicinity

Miss Patsy Publlcover rerurned home on Friday from a vlsilt in Charlottetown.

Miss Funny beLory and her l-uece M155 Elizabeth uralit were visitors to the City on hiday.

Mr. Fred Colilngs of the C.N.R., Cardigan. visited Georgetown on Firfday.

Friends of Mlr. Earle ltlacLaren are sorry to hear of his prrscnlt illness which is curl-fining him to his hcme and all hope he will be up and about once again.

Mr. Dali Riley oi Moliulguc arrived here a fciv days ago and will once lignin not in tiil- czipzlcitv of prescrvcr ili tliie lobster factory of Mr. William S. Mari-ell.

On Thursday the 22nd. the annual Sunshine Social of St. David's United Church was held in the Church Hall, with a good n-uaribcr in attendance. Mrs. Harold MacDonald presided over tlhe pro- ceedings which consisted of songs. readings, a musical contest and tho oepning of the numerous Sunshine Bag; with their generous contents. A pleasant social time was enjoyed by all and n delicious lunch was served by the refresh- ment committee. Over footy-eight dollars have been received to date fro-n this effort rind ill. is expected that tlhLq fine result yvlll be added to. . ‘

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smi. Ronald. who have soon‘. Live

past six months in. ‘Trinidad. .- 1 l; d M; arrived in MOntBf-qllﬂ Wodncszlay. ,D“§§"S,,5,§§‘;¥§gm§§§.o ainthccitsj; Mrs. ltbleck travelled by piano - “a

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vleltlﬂ-‘Z hn- parent: Mr. and Mrs otcgrggﬂﬁﬁxnlazicsglggxubxhg Wfllinwcairni‘ Greenfield,’ until Maj“ John A‘ Macnonﬂm of cap John Loder. the unsuccessful suitor dlgan. Were in Mt- 5i°wan ‘m who is murdered during the course Wednesday-

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Lemon's husband, It is the firs; MI- lW-‘l Mm wmlm‘ Mcmwm

have returned to their homo in Mt. Stewart: from Grarldview. where Mr. Mclilwen has been employed on the C. N. R. section for the Past eighteen months.

A successful Lesion dim! W" held in the Legion Hall on Thurs- day night. The music was furn- ished by the Eastern Rhythm Boys of Charlottetown.

Mics Ethel Lend. nuroo in training at the Prince Edward Il- llind Hospital, who has spent the past three weeks at her home in Mt. Stewart, returned to her dut- ies [on Thursday.

The many friends of Mrs. Dan- iel McAssey, who makes her home with hor daughter, Mrs. Jonathan Affleck and Mr. Alffleck. Will be sorry to learn that she is not well and _wlll unite in wishing this

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grand old lad-y a. very speedy _l'C- covery.

Tho Mt. Stewart branch of tho Royal Bank of Canada has taken on_a new and brighter appear- ance. its interior having under- gone a complete renovation. The woodwork all has been varnished. The job will be completed i_li ole near future: tho wholc eﬂoct: will be most attractive and pleasing to tho on. Mt. 5t.

Darnley And Vicinity

Mrs. Colin Donald. Darnloy. and grandson Clifford Donald, Sooview were weekend visitors to Moipoque.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Moun- tain, Seaview and Mr. John Moun- tain, Darnley were visitors to Sum- mcrslde recently.

Mrs. Fred Campbell, Darnley, ar- rived home on Saturda from Prince County Hospital tli a lit.- tle sister for Mary and Anno.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wigmorc and son John, Allan. Sunny Brae. N. B., are visiting in Sea View, the guests of Mrs. Atwood Blokeney.

Messrs. Lawrence Ramsay, stu- dent at Dalhousie University, and Jack Bearisto, student at McGill University, have returned to their homes in Malpeque.

Mrs. Lizzie Roach and son Paul have returned to their home in Darnlcy recently alter mending the winter months in the U. S. A.

Mr. Colin Adams, Sea. View. ro- turned to Moncton General Hospi- tal, while there ho had the cast removed from his leg. His friends are pleased to hear tho doctor found his condition much improv- ed.

Mr. Arthur Campbell. Ben View, was a weekend visitor to Char- lottctoivn visiting his daughter Grace who is a patient in the P. E. l. Hospital. Mrs. Campbell has been in Charlottetown with her daughter since she entered the Hospital. It is hoped that. Grace will soon be restored to health.

Mrs. Ralph Connick, Spring Val- ley, received word that her father. Mr. Cecil Caseley, New Glasgow, N. 3., was seriously ill. Mrs. Con- nick left by plane on Saturday to visit her parents. She was accom- panied on the trip by Miss Lorena MacLellan of Spring Valley.

A very successful auction sale took place at Baltic, April 32nd when the livestock. farm equip- ment and household furniture of Mr. Edgar Matthews was disposed oi‘ by .‘lr. Hugh F. Morrison. auc- tioneer. Summerslde. The proceeds received were very satisfactory to all concerned. .

A miscellaneous shower was held in ks View Hall Thursday ove- nlng, April 22, in honor of Mr. and ltfrs. Thomas Campbell who had been married a few day: previous. Mr. Arthur stewart. chairman, ex- plalned the motive of the gather- ing to welcome Mrs. Campbell to the district. With the bride arid groom escorted to seats of honor on the platform. The gift-a wero open- ed by Mrs. J. W. Murphy T.llo oc- companying verses being read by Mrs. J, E. Murphy, while Mrs. Lorne Campbell arranged tho gifts on the table. The groom on behalf of his brido thanked the donors for their gifts and kind words of wel- cbme. All joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows." A dainty lunch was sewed by the ladies. the evening was spent 'i'i dancing. music being furnished by Campbell family and Mr. James Bcori -

A quiet but pretty wedding was soiemnlzcd at. the Manse, Kenning- ton. on ‘Tuesday. April 90th.. when Jessie Hines. Moncton. N. B., and Thomas Percy Campbell. Bea View were joined in bonds of holy motrl. mony by Rev. J. A. MccOowan. The brido looked charming attired in grey suit with accessories to match. The bride and groom were attended by Mrs. Horace Hockbert. and Mr. Fred Campbell, brother and sioierof tho groom. After tho ceremony tho bridal p includ- ing tho groom's father, . Ruuol Campbell (Bin) partook of a quiet wedding awppor ot tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hockbert, Keri- oington. After auwor tho brfdo and groom deported for their homo in Sea View. whero they wero ro- ceivod by Mrs. George Burns. aunt. of tho groom and Mr. Cool-go Campbell. brother of tho groom. A number of soronodero arrived and after wishing tho brido and [room "Much Happinooo" and roooivin: o treat of c okioa deportad for tlicl." respective cmeo.

A number of friends alld nolgh- borc gather-co at tho homo of Mr. and Mn. Roy Burt, lea View, on Monday. April 10th.. to celebrlfl with them their twenty-fifth (fl) wedding anniversary. Mr. Arthur Stewart, Chairman for tho cvo. blag, oollod on w. Conley Audio

to road tho oddrooo and mono t-bo I

w? lpuoontation of a purao of mcnoy. llofck lollof hon:

“All ‘IIIIS SIIPLI ‘IISI’ ‘IIIIY

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pfillldlf llllll. lnalontlyyour wyoo fool ro- lmhd Mum,“ my“; by," o; 7 m, ml Monday evening, April 19th.. w’ qrqdjgnt; dun," mid emit." gygg um bid them farewell prior in their m. urea (mm overwork Ol’ 9mm“. l, departure for Ontario. Mr. Bruce

lRly on behalf of his wifc

all for thofr kind words and tilt. after the "formal bounce" olfjofu- ed in singing “For they arc jolhl ‘good Fellows." Tho evening was pleasantly opciit in social- inter-

ioua lunch was aervcd by ladies af- ter which all departed for Ziomoo wishing Mr. and ma. Burt iiany more years of "wedded bliss ogcthor. "

A numbor of friends and neigh- bors assembled at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Matthews, Baltic,‘

Riley read the address and M1. Gordon Cousins on behalf of the! people gathered. presented lthﬂl and lVLrs. Matthews and famLly with a sum of money. Mrs. Matt- hews was also kindly remembered by the Women's Institute. Mrs.| Bruce Crozfer read an address and‘ a suitable gift presented from the W. I. Mary and Neil were also suitably remembered their school friends. Mr. and Mrs. Matt- hews thanked the donors for their gifts and kindness for the evening which will linger in their memory

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Church Young People's Union pre- sented their very enjoyable three- act: comedy "Cairn Yourself". dir- ected by their Minister. Rev. S ll. MaoDowell. Those taking part ‘n tho play were as follows:-

Fred Smithie (a. husbandh M";- vin Hutchinson.

Fannie Sinlthie to husbands boss)—l-'tuth Hutchinson.

Audrey MoCaull.

Barbara Hanson (a friend) Jeanette Ogden. _. Harold Ainsworth (a week-end guesti-Harry Gillie. '

Jack Bird (a. visiton-James Burleigh.

Mrs George Wonder to social lightM-Ruby Eilands. Mr. George Wonder tail-light)—Cllfft7rd Ross. l-famk Webster (a. limb of the law)—Bob McCaull.

mans (the mulch-Phyllis Milli- gan.

Each member of the cast acted his or her part to perfection and there was not a dull moment in the evening's performance. It cre- ated "many hearty laughs and was greatly enjoyed by the capacity audience. It. was staged under the auspices of the Bloomﬁeld United

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Church Young People's Union and aft-er the performance the cast and other visitors were entertained at the Manse in O'Lea:y where de- licious refreshments were served by the members of the Bloomﬁeld Y.P.U.. and a smial hour enjoyed. Between the acts candy was sold by members of the Y.P.U. of Bloomﬁeld. and the special num- ber-a between the acts were greatly enjoyed and had to respond to encores. They were a guitar solo by Lloyd Coffin of Ellerslle and ll singing-acting part by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodside of Knuts- ford,who were nppropriatelyyiress- ed in old-time costumes. and brought tho house down. A total of $117.00 was token in at the door, which was divided between Bidefolrd and Bloomfield. It was a splendid evening of ﬁrst class entertainment. O

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JERUSALEM, Alpril D -(A.P)— Dr. Elieaor Sukenlk sold yeltordoy several hundred pages of Biblical and Apocrylphical Hebrew manu- scripts were discovered in a cavo near the northern chore of the Dead Sea.

Sukenlk, head of Hebrew Univ- ersity's Archeologfcal Department, said ‘tho find, made months ago, iemeoented

andieologlcal discoveries ever mode in the Holy Lend."

"rho leather scrolls on which these text: are lnccrfbedoro only verily doclpnered yet. but I am certain some of them arc over 2,000 years old. wlhicl-l moon: they are frcm tho period preceding tho destruction of Jerusnlqn by tho Ramona in ‘l0 AD." B-lkonlk told a prose conforencc.

Tllo oldest Biblical Hqbrcw manusc-ip hitherto known to ua datoa from tho ninth century AD." '

The corolla were found by Bed. ouins in o cavo in tho Judean Desert. They were hidden in

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