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IVIIN 0!‘ TH] PLA|.Nb‘ ' _PACI( 'I'lIlllLl.-WALlA()P Gtms bark at the Prince Edward Theitre, ushering in high adven- ture and plenty of rip-rearing ex- oltcment- via ‘Paramount's Techni- or drama of the old Southwest. " tracts of laredo" with co-stars William Holden, William Bendix. uecdoriald Carey and Mons Frec-

men.

For lovers of action films. "streets of Laredo" oflers A mid day. It in all or st- L holdops. gun but- uea galore between outlaws and ‘reads Renters. all adding up *0

sang or the beat emertairment or

Q; glad so produced. ! Added toerthe story thrills is the ' or some ol the

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one .and Bows." Livlpgston Whole‘ "Cheats at Lare-

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victim. Every tune he has one. he experiences great powers cd sooth- saylng. Aware :1 this. Alan Napier, the mad scientist, kidnaps him and subjects him to wclrd exxpcrlmenls. in whioli his mind and that of Glenn Strange. an aprman. are exchanged.

The thought transference scenes take place in s hemmed house wherein Napier has let up an awesome laboratory —- a large room which is a labyrinth oi elec- trical gadgets at futuristic design. especially mode for use in the pic- ture.

“llAltPO0N“ ITILMEIJ ‘ AT ACTUAL LOCALE

Filmed in the tar northern wat- ers and wind-swept Alaskan wastes waere its -story is laid. "Harpoon" the new screen Guild picture

Theatre. tells a grim tale of veng- eance with the powerful impact 0! absolute authenticity. V

The pici.ute.- with s plot that re- quires radietic scenes or whale.

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former Army patrol boat. stacked it with provisions and equipment and bade Scott Godspeed as he and about three dozen actors and tech- nicians moved 00 '01” the 331108 Sea. After some five months ol adventures that. almost ‘matched

the fictional dangers of the picture.

‘Scott and his co-workers returned

to Hollywood with their picture virtually completed except (or edit- ing and musical scoring.

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..’Fl'l"l'ED F001‘WIAB ll the Monmlue Shoe Store.

‘Mrs. H. W. Lane. Montague. lett on Tuesday for Halirax where she will visit her son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hollie Lane, and her granddaughter. Linda Lee.

Mrs. Leeming Allen who has been employed in Brantloni. On- tario. {or the put year. is mend- ing some time in Montague visit- ing at the home 0! Mr. and Mrs. Alva Allen.

Mr. Linus Roseiter. commercial traveller. was a recent business visitor to Montsgue and vicinity calling on his regular cusiomerd.

His many friends will be glad to learn that Mr. Arnold Van- Idersiine is recovering satisfac- torily following an opera-tlon at the King‘: County Hospital.

St. James church Souris Observes Day of Prayer

‘On Friday. Maxwell 3, a well attended World Day of Prayer service was held in St. James United Church hall in Sour-is by the Ladies of Souris and Bay For- tune United Churches. The ser- vice originally planned for Febru- ary )4 was postponed to this date because of inclement weather con- ditlons.

The theme of the service was "Faith for Our Time". which was followed as it had been set forth in the Women's Missionary Month- ly. Those taking leading pools in the service were: Mrs. B. Corkum, Mrs. W. Wright. Mrs. 3. Matthews. Mrs. R. Macbean. Mrs. R. Un- derhay and Mrs. L. Johnston. Short prayers were offered by Mrs. L. Davidson. Mrs. G. Camp- bell, Mrs. W. Poole, Mrs. J. Dal- ziel, Mrs. L. Strong and Mrs. H. Mali.-hews.. A very appropriate solo was rendered by Miss E. Garrett. accompanied on the or- gan by Mrs. B. Stewart. A short address on "The Significance of World Day of Prayer" was read by Mrs. B. Corkum. Miss Hazel Crockett or the Y. P. U. received me offering. The service was closed with the benediction re- peated in unison.

Murray Harbour ilorth

r Miss Joan Johnston. Montague,

spent the week-end at the home or ner grandparents. Mr.’ and Mrs. William Kennedy.

Mr. and Mrs. 1-lazcn McLure and daughter Betty were visitors to Montague on nndsy.

Mr. Wrn.'Cnrver and Mr. Tyler Beck. Alllston, were recent visitors to Murray Harbor North.

Rev. Charles D. Henderson, Mrs. Edward Millar and Mrs. Gavin l-lickeu were business visitors to Charlottetown on Friday.

The .. , ‘by of the community goes out to Mrs. William cannon and family in the loss of her hus- bund who passed away at Cher- lottetown, The late Mr. oondan was a Iormer resident or Murray Har- bor North.

Miss Lucy Miller who has been employed for the past few months gt ‘Murray River. spent the week- end at the home o1 her parents Mr. and Mrs. David Millar.

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Friends of Mrs. Melinda Hender- son will be sorry to learn that she is still ooniined to her home due to illness.

Messrs Preston and Milton Llew- ellyn, Mrs. Herbert Llewellyn and Bernice were visitor: to Charlotte- town on Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald. Charlottetown. were visitors to Murray Harbor North on Sunday, guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. &aton. _

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IDNDON. March 8 — (Reuters) -—A Buckingham Palace oliiclal in- day shrugged his shoulders wear- ily when ,asksd about report: that Princess Elizabeth wee expecting her second child in September. He said: "I can give you no inlonna- tion whatsoever. At least once is iortnight I am asked ii Princess Elisabeth is having a baby and each time I am obliged to say that I know ‘”"_ whatsoever, be- cause I don't.”

low to clear ‘lieu of ilaety Mucous

l "My nostrils were filled with this! discharge. 1 had a rotten eeld."~ Thus runs the letter of on Eastern business man.

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..'Mr. Archie Lanigan. st. Mary‘: Road west is confined to his bed due to illness. His many friends do hope and trust a speedy recovery.

Education Program At Montague

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....'With the opening 01 Educa- tion Week the thoughts of the citizens have been turned to consider the many phases and problem: being education today. On a nation wide program, edu- cation ia bringing to the people its bid for recognition as one of the greatest factors in the preserving of world peace and the promoting 0! world prosperity. On -P.E.l. a program has been arranged whereby several speck- ers are bringing to the public via radio the many conside stions linking school with the home. in- dusiry with church. and other phases of community life. A spe- cial program will be presented in many schools. and in Montague the public is invited to the school on Wednesday and Thurs- day to watch the teachers with their classes. to ask questions and give advice should they so wim.

It is hoped to have a parent- teachen meeting so that the spe- cial problems regarding the school and students may be discussed. The local situation is one worthy of the consideration of the cit- izens oi the town. When the school was built only live rooms were in operation with small classes. Today there are eight rooms and two more are re. quired. During the past year the enrolment has jumped from 200 to 253 students. including some 40 students outside the district. Two rooms were built in the basement two years ago lo lessen the eongesll , and although this is far from ‘being ideal. it has helped the situation considerably.

Now that the necessity of build- ing more rooms has arisen. the problem is where they will he built. This is a serious problem in a serious situation. It is hoped that the citizens will be interest- ed to come to the school and see the changes and necessities for themselves. Their interest will serve as an incentive to the trus- tees to continue their work to give to the children of the com- munity the facilities whicp are rcquired in order to cary on their work. Viewing the great progress made in other schools through adding other activities, the members of the Board are hoping that some day soon there may be added domestic science, art. sewing. weaving. sculpturing. carpentry and mechanics. For many students not interested in Academic work this might be the solution or keeping them in school longer than in the past, since many students stovp school at Grade V111. ‘

It is also noteworthy that boys lead the enrolment for the first law years. but that in the higher grades the girls predominate. in- dicating that the ones who prim- srlly require a sound education are stopping before they get it. It is hoped. then. that the citizens of this community will take an active interest in their school and their children's education. not only during Education Week. but every week in the year.

SOUR]! CONVENT

Honor roll for February:

Grade XI—1. laabel Maclsaac. Teresa Maclnac. Ellen Mullally; 2. Edna MacEw¢n. Adeline Peters. William Whalen. Noreen Whit- man. Marion Maclnnis. Anne Mac- Innls. mielle Muckinnon. Lois Dingwell. Gladys Dixon; 3. Dor- othy Rice. Eugene. Hennessey. Helena Roche.

Grade X-1. Bernice McPhee; 2. Genevelve Campbell; 3. Anne Gillie.

Grade 1X——l. Mary Mscahee; 2, Kay Peters. Anne McDonald; 8. Rita McDonald. Camilla McAulay. Belly Cheverie. Mary Lee Doyle.

Grade VI!l——l. Frances Ford. Eleanor Clinton. Patricia Mac- Donald; 2. Genevieve Gilbert. Anne McDonald. Jane Pierce; 3. Cath- erine Mooney, Mary Connolly. Norma White, Jenny Hear-tz.

Grade VlI—l. Helen McDonald; 2. Velma Paquei. Sally Webster:

3, Frances Grant. Helen Marie McCormack. Grade V1-i. Mary Macbean.

Margaret Praught; 2, Jeanette

Peterl. Jeanette Chewrle; 3. Barbara N/acPhee. Grade V-1. Dorothy Poole,

Minnie Mullelly; 2. Joyce Cheveris Audrey hlullally. Florence Buehsy 8. Catherine MacPhee, lie Mac- Donald.

Grade 1V—l. Betty Macintosh. Madeline Prau-ght; 2. Dread: Cheverie. Frances Praught: ii. Helen Malone.

Grade IV—-l. Mary Clinton; I, lidith lleoaughz I. ‘Grade m-1. Doreen Cbeverie; 2. Ana llclnnla; 1. Dorothy Crea- mer. carols lllie. Alena Pierce, Patriot! Clinton.

Crude II—l. Joan Stewart; ii. Frances Clinton. Sand-ra Strong, Alisa Clinton. Belle Miclntyrlz 1. Veronica Gallant, Patrtola Mc- Donald. Laura lcbonald. Nettie Cheverie. later Carter.

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Buueu, William sour!-. P- E. 1- _ 1% 1-33 Campbell. Georxe J Sollrll. 9- 5- 1- S “M ' 3-00 100 Carter. William Souria, P. E. I. Pequot treat moo . ,7; Carter. Kenneth - E- C°l“"‘M§ M-V”'"' mm ‘w

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v st. rs. co ~ gniviirrlifi Augustus .. Souill. P’ E‘ 1' pnlllet 53- ~ 4.00 Cheverlc, Daniel F. .. 5- I‘ ‘ 535 Cheverle. Est. Edward E I P“1““ 3" 650 l , Art ur - - ' '

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Cheverle, Hillary Sourls P. E. I. High St. .. . 1613 3152 Cheverlc, Ivan Souris, P. E. 1. Prince Sc. . 3-50 “.50 4,00 Cheverle, Jerome Sr. - 15- I‘ noo_ ' 1-00 Cheveizle, Mrs. Jerome - 1- Beach Road . ‘O0 C"°""“" "°’"‘ """ " '2' 1' Ch h St 3175 3'00 1 Cheverle, A. Joseph . - - I‘ ‘“'° , ' """ " ' 4'00 -00 Cheverie, Joseph ‘ E‘ I‘ 2“, ,.2‘01 200 Cheverlc. Joleph 3. ' E‘ I‘ 1'00 "400 Cheverlo, Joseph M. O y - E- I’ ' -

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Cheveglc, J. Wlc!lre§J...W.i. §3lll'|;lx;. §- 10-50 94-93 CM Chcverlo, Est. rs. . - - ' '

Cheveric. Maurice Sourin P. E» L -59 03-72 900 Cheverle, Est. Michael R Sourls. P. E. L 150 4 4.00 Cheverlc, Omnr Souris, P. E. 50 1.33 Chever-lo, Reginald . Sourls. P. E. . 1.00 .

Chevcric, Est. Waller I P"°'P°°' st‘ ' 6

Chevcric. Warren Souris, P. E. 1- M 1 so 1 .00 17.30 cheverk.‘ M,-,_ wan-en . Souria, P. E. . Main St. 5. .

carrin, Alvsh Sourls. P. E. 1- 5-00 28-00 Condon. Marshall Souris. P- 5- 1- 3 8'00 “<50 Mccormuck, John Sotiris, P. E. L Sutherland St. .. 1-75

c...mme,._ gem‘;-d Souris, P. E. I. Pleasant St. .... .. 10.00 1.00 Croucher_ Harold c Sourlu. P. E. 1- 10.00 DcLory, Joseph . Souril. 1’. 5- L 3-39 Doucette. Mrs. Josep ollo Ea)’. 7- E- 1- Plqllet St. 109-13 17-57 14-09 1-50 Ding“-e11_ wnldmn Sourls, P. E. 1. Main St. .... .. 64.00

Doucettc. Elmer . Sollrls. P- E» 1- ‘-09

Dixon. Salton . S0\I|’|S. 9- 3- 1- 4-00 Dunph,” Lawrence Scurls, P. E. I. Lgngwollh st. ,. 8.00 1.00 1.00 MacDonald, Addison . Souris, P. E. 1. Church St. 3.00 2.00 1.00 5.00 MacDonald, A. F. Souris, P. E. 1. Main St. . 47.50 2.00 1.50 MacDonald. C. A. Sourla, P. E. I. 4.50 12.00 MacDonald, D, Frank Sourle, P. E. 1. River Rodd ........ .. 36.00 2.50 1.00 1.50 MacDonald. Edward .. Souris. 9- 3- 1- 13-00 MacDonald, Ellznh . Souris. P. E. 1. Union Road 14.00

Mucbonnld. Dr. F. S. . Montague, P. E. 1. Hebrew St. 8.00 1.00 MacDonald, Est. George N. Main St. ......... .. 101.50 3-00 MacDonald, S. Hubert ~ .. Sourls . 7-00 1-00 MacDonald. Gordon . .. Sour-ll Columbia St. .... .. 2.00

MacDonald, L. Gerard . . Sollfil 2-50 4-00 MacDonald. John C. . Souril 4.00 MacDonald, Joseph A. —. Sourll ' 4-00 MM-Dom1d_ Jog;-ph N .. Sourle 1.50 35.79 8.00 MacDonald, Paul F. .. Sourla Union St. 12.00 2.00 MacDonald, Peter B. . Snurll 18.00 11.00 MacDonald, Reginald S. . Sour-ll Breakwater St. .. 168.00 15.(Xi 3.00 32.00

nrrcll_ Gordon C. . S0|lI'|l Choppel St. 30-00

lynn, Thomas . Sourls W. Prince St.

Fougorc, Louis . Solirll Chappel St. 1-M 1.00 Gnllant, Alonzo .. . S0|ll‘l| MI?

Gnllrint, Mrs. Angus . Sourla Chappel St. ...... .. 52.25

Gallant. Clarence Longworth St. .. 3.54 1.00 Gallant, Angus . .. 1.00

Gullant. Lambert 1.00

Gallant, Stephen . ~-- ‘ 24.10 Gallant. Victor . 4.00 Mccaugh, Mrs, H Souril Main si, 37.00

McGnux:ii, llarold .. Sourls (.50 [.00 McGnugh, Omar Souril River Road 6.00 1.00 4.00 Gilbert, Ruth Ester Souris Beach Road 37.25

Gilbert, Thomas Sourll 27.75 Gillam_’Jncob Sourls 34.20 1.00 Gillnm, William Sourll Breakwater St. .. 62.01 8.00 7.00 22.00 Grant, Dak-y .. - Souria 4.00 5.00 Horne, I. J. .. Souria Longworlh St. .. 16.00

Mclntosh, Andrew .. Sourie 4.50 12.00 Mclntosh, Ncll. . Sourle Knights Lane .. 54.29 3.00 Mclniyrc, Mrs. Catherine . Sourls R. R. Ave. . 15.50 3.00

Mclniyre, Mrs, Ambrose Sr. Sourla Bloomsbury 54.29 .50 2.75 McIntyre. John D Suuril 6,50 am Mclntyre, Chester .. Sourla 5,00

Kelly, Joseph Sourie 4,00

Jnrvis. Angus . Sour-is 4,50 5,00

Jarvis, Lnwrence Souril 27.15 2.00 Jennings. James souril Prince St. ...... _. 10.00

Jennings, Fred Souril 12,00 15,00 Jarvis, Daniel Sourie 8.00 2.00 Jnrvis, Enrl Souril K. Point 430 10.50 3.00 K9031. Frank Sourll Main St. .. 192.00 1.50 3.00 1.00 Knight, Est. John Breakwater st. .. 1.50

Knight. Est. Wlllllm Breakwater St. .. 4.00

Klckhnm. '1'. J. Souris W. Main Si. .. .. 30.00

Kemp, Mrs. Adele .. st. John 2,50

LnBrech, William South 4930

Lewis, Joseph Sourll 1450 5.00 McLean, Murray . Souris - 4,09 Macl.eod. John H. Church St. 54.7!

Mndmre. Eat. Anizu E. ii. Lino ....,_ 39.24 2.00 Madore, Frank , sou;-in 3050 5,00 Mooney. Marcus . Halifax Mpln st, __,,_____ 1g,m

Meurani, Mrs. Louie Souria uvg, 1...“ ____»_ 19,59

Mourani. Louis ' gm MOTHEOH. mimld Breakwater St. "Ml

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Pnquet, St. Claire souris Chappgl gt _____ moo Loo 190 ill Psquet, Lemuel . Sourls 45¢;

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