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Man's Wife to Meet llor Fiance.

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STARRING LYNN MERRICK and ROSS HUNTER

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‘_'l_‘ll_ta Old Barn Dance." Re- puuncs re-rclease of the musical ucstczn starring Gene Autry, cur- _1‘°1\\1l' showing at the Lmpire lhcutrc, offers all that any action- icature Patron desires.

The Aubry westerns have always broken away from the routine type of outdoor dramas. and this one tops them all. ‘Excellent music pluyvd by the Colorado Hillbilllcs,

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GERMS CARRIED BY RAW COW’S MILK

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role, but found he \\'3s'lil.','$i>d for a straight dramatic lead in “And Now ‘Tomorrow’ adaptation of the Rachel Field best-seller which opened today at the Prince Edward Theatre. Miss Field authored tm famous novel, "All T1115 and Hea- ven, ‘I003’

friends and ctr-workers of the star kept cropping‘ in all day f0 wish him good luck as shooting got under way. T-he scene, itself. wnl one of festivity as it marked the birthday dinner party of Beulah Lanai, who has an important role lll this romantic drama of New England. Present was the entlm lineup of principals from the fllm -i'..o1'ett.a Young, Susan Hayward, Miss Bondl. Barry Sullivan and Cecil Kellaway.

It was last. January that Ladd d-oplpod his phenomenal Hollywood clreer to answer the call to 111111- tary service. He had, almost over- night. beccme one of the most popular personalities in the cinema. world as the result of his sinister performance in “This qsun For Hire." At~the time of h_ retire- nicnt, his fan mall had reached the number of 12,000 letters weekly. 1t never diminished curing the months that mod was away from the screen.

Stricken bv a chronic stomach disorder. Ladd received an honor-

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0f ‘i l! :' 22k milllrwaClorpsic ffigollrllfllp lull SPY SMASHERS ‘Ill offllls career in "And Now T011101‘- SING REE]. " row," especially with M188 W11"!

l‘ g5 m-star, has an interesting side»

mw-IAI-I-Irrw-a-bm light‘. for it was with this. talented

th t h ante the screen llllltrefilhlflt," villi. he went into the Army.

faction of the nutrients in milk, many diseased cows curl-v germs in the milk of healthy cows which gorous diseases in people of all races and ages.

lJiscosc-piociilcinr: u-srms in milk have their origin in l ' miikcrs, milk hancll , ricrs or ptoplc who have recovered from inicctious diseases hut. still can]; the germs in their Indies. and at times from contaminate-d water triad 1n the dairy for washing uten- 5.11s‘.

Milk-borne dis-ansrs are bovine tuberculosis. unrlulant icvcr. Ciph- thcria. scarlet fz-vcr. septic sore threat, typhoid fever. paralyphoid and (iysqntcry. ’i‘herc are also a. number of food poisonous found in

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. J. H. Fraser. dcan of the McGlll University mclalieal faculty. states that “possibly lnfnulle par- alysis is a milk-borne ills se."

The communicable flu .~ tloncd also may be co-iv various fresh-milk prorltu-ts such as cream. to» cream. chccse. butter and buttermilk.

Proper pastcurizaiitan of milk destroys disease germs.

Major-General Guy Roderic); Turner. 0.8.. M.C., M.M.. 55, of Fredericton, N.B. and Ottawa. who has been appointed Inspector Gen. era], Western Canada succeed! Major-General H. O. Aiexandelztg. 13., 0.5.0., who has retired due to ill health. He is a. veteran of the last war and went overseas in the present conflict with the First Divis- on For several months part, he has bccn "seconded" to the Depart. ment of Veterans Affairs as g 5m- cinl assistant to the dt-Xuty minister 01 - son, Major has nv0r_

"corner en seas since 1M0 with the Royal Can~ ‘ ndutn Enqinccrs, General and Mrs, f" Turner reside at 173 Daly Avenue. OllBWiL-(Cflnlflllfl Army photo),

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CIIASWBLI. for Photographs.

CONFIDEBATI summon o" u" "i

POLICE coum- ._ Al: the Pol- ice Court yesterday n. Prohibition cue was adjourned until today. The ‘defendant in an Exois

gang coats at; ten days fir!” ed Q G Q I PEHOII O

with mu drunk 821d lboifia. VII ldiourned one week.

LOCAL OFFICE OPENED - A local office of the Department o Veterlns’ Affairs was estahlishet in the City on March 12. 1t wii. look after the re-establlshmeni; credits for returned personnel. Mr. W. L. Jenkins is manager with Mr. Neil McLeod as assistant. The secretary is Flt-Sgt. B- 9111111115. R.C.A.F. In connec- tion with the local office there is an advisory council headed by Mr. A. w. Hyndman.

run NARROW cscarc - One of the men having n. narrow escape recently when an iimgllsh destroy- er nearly rammed the Canadian corvette Lindsay, was Sigma. W. Donald Glllls. son of Mr. W. D. 6111B. City. According to a prus dispatch the corvette was saved bl’ the quick thinking of Lleut. Robert Casement who swung the corvette hard to starboard‘ thus causing the destroyer to strike the Canadian ship a mere glancing blow. Sigma. Gillie is home on an extended leave.

St. Patrick's at Emerald

The 3.1.5. Hall at Emerald Jet. was Picked to overflowing on St. Patrioks night, Saturday, _ March l7 to see the Emerald Dramatic Players present their three act willed)’ dfflltla "My Dixie Rose."

T1191? 1119 113126 audience enjoy- ed the entertainment to the fullest, was evidenced time and time ago by their hearty laughter, and by their close attention. as the play swung along towards its dramatic clilnvilax.

e rd 1 th l ll - feet degpitgr Lin): facet. tllrlat gvtgiieplagt) weéfi obligtedftofistagcll.

e cas o " 1 '- all deserving of the nlglierslfsgrahrel Each did his part in a very excel. lent manner and congratulations to each and evcry one are in order.

Between acts the audience en- joyed the singing of LAC. Moore. RCAF of St. Eleanors. who sang several Irish songs Mulllgatys 01-- chestra played Irish music. '

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' Angela nald; Pau- Murphy:

Mlmfllld. Aileen MncDo

line Maitland, Bernice

y Gordon, Raymond White;

Colonel John Aiglbigztt, Maurice Cro- .

k xic tt, Mrs. Percy Murph Dr. George Maitland. Aeneas McEntee: and Richard Gordon. John Delghan. The direc- tor was G. C. Green.

At the conclusion of the play the mflmbera of the cast were the guests of the Catholic Women's League at a delicious supper serv- ed at. the home of Mrs. J. Austin Murphy. Previous to St. Patrick's the stage of the Emerald hall had been entirely rebuilt, with new scenery and a new curtain and paecseented l very beautiful appear-

MILLVIEW W. l.

The regular monthly meeting of Millview Institute was held at the home of Mrs. John Murphy on March '1 with 11 members present. With the vice-president presiding, meeting opened by singing Ode. followed by lrepealng Creed in unison

Sick. committee reported five visits.

e. Ia follows: Sick, Lin: libs. Walter Crane. Robert. Drake, Mrs. Gordon Shei- dow. Program, Mrs. Walter Crane. . Geo. McEachern, Mrs. Nor- man Sheidow and Mrs. Theodore Crane. it was decided to pack lunches to sell at concert also plans were made hold dance and auction sale on Easter Monday night. Next. Institute meeting! at the e and Red

home ofMr Cross meeting at Mrs. Victor Grant's.

s. Robert. Dra A contest put on by Mrs. Robert Drake was much enjoyed by all.

A dainty lunch was served by hostess and meeting adjourned bv singing National Anthem.

A upeclai meeting was held after concert on March l6 when it was ilflfldfid i0 Ill/B $40 to Red Cross campaign. .

EMYVALI W.L

On the evening of March 2 the women of Emyvale held their re- gular Institute meeting at the ome of Mrs. Daniel McGinn with an attendance of 1i member and visitors.

The president, Mrs. Matthias gnoellaghan, tog: ‘the ‘chair iatrad the

ng o en y s n e n- at-itute Ocfe ‘allowed “ii. ghe read- ing of th inutes of the last meeting.

The school committee reported that a lock wu needed for th

New commlttc appointed are . Victor Grant,

School, ' Mrs.

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Jottings g

by IKETVARD l .

i m hm: to believe that pgulutlrhy

ucors are not ear i: tho but both and

voila in iiornany

Mrs. Thehna Champion, Dam 1c has received word from Directol-l of BecordsyOttawa. stating that her brother Pie. Edison (above) has been wound ac- tion in Germany. Nature and ex- tent. of wounds not yet available.

Annual Easter Monday Play

This play'ln aid of the Char~ lottetown Hospital, sponsored the Si. Charles Auxiliary, will presented this year. under direction of Mm. Barbara R0 C. D. A.. April 2nd. A cast of characters. some of w om are highly experienced and some newcomers to the stage. are now busily rehearsing for this three net comedy named "liven Steph- en"

There will also be um

Ears

orchestra in attendance, a show o! high quality is assured ail patrons. The sale of seats will open on a plan at Holmonb Ltd. Thursday March 29 and will continue Sat- urday March 8!.

.________ GREENVALE W I The regular March monthly meeting was held the home of Mrs James Brown with the. President in the chair M opened with the Institute Ode followed by repeating Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by seven members, with a “Useful Hint.” Three visitors were present ‘Minutes of last meeting were read approved and signed. Secretary

gave a report oi’ social and dance,‘

as follows. total receipts, $43.34, expenses. $4.50. not. receipts 38 64 Sick committee h-ad n0 re (port Towels an’! soap have been [purchased for school. Red Cross reported yam has been secured for knitting been bong-ht for quilts.

Mrs. Russel Whte invited mean- bers to her home to quilt Nelw

Committees were appointed as f0 IOWS-Srciwfll. Mrs. James Brown, Mrs. Earl MacRiu, Sick, Mrs. Kenneth White. Mrs. Millar Mac- Pnerson. Correspondence consls‘ ‘ of an npgeal from Red Cross. It was decided to donate $25 00 to Red Cross Drive. '

Papers on "Family Allowaxicesfl and Mr. consumer's News, were passed around.

‘Three med-robe were welcomed| into the group, four members paid:

ees.

March 1945 being the twentieth anniversary of the Gxeenvale In- stitute. it was decided to have an’ entertainment and au r for i members and. their fam and past members at Secretary's home, March 2on1. (iommittee for gram. Mrs. Kenneth White. . James Brown. Miss Mary Bullman. Invitation committee, Mrs. MacRle. Mrs. Brown, . K. White.

Program for evening-The first l8 pages of Lstlmers Report was read, Contest conveniences our Grand- mother's missed. was won b! M1‘!- Earle Mocha»:- Booby P11" W"! W‘ Miss Mary Bulman. _

Collection 7-1 cents. Mn. JOMMI Mathescn invited rneznbers to her home for the April meetinz-

Meeting closed by olnuin save The King" after wh

l. de-

licious lunch was nrved by m6 hostess

Here in Lieuh-Col. W. Eric Harris of Sarnia. Ont... now Lqi- don district representative oi the Department of Veterans Affuirl. who helped develop the rocket inr- rage now dealing death und cu-

door of the principal’: department also that the scheol be scrubbed. The sick committee visited one sick person in he district. The Kaogrun ‘of singing by I. Amos Calla han and a read- ing b Mrs. Matt ias Callaghan, all of w ieh was very enjoyable. L Five members suggested thbt would scrub the school on nl ce in day. It was decided to do! some (‘uniting for the Red Cross» So quiting parties were held nt Mrs. Peter Costello's and Mrs. Mat. thiu Murray's and two quilts have 3 been mode. _ Members on sick committee for, next month are: Mrs. meter Cos-

tello. Mrs. Peter Ciarkln. School‘ Committee: Mrs. James Quinn. Mrs. J h Duffv. Program com- mittee: rs. M

atthias Mural, Mrs. Dominic McDonald, Mrs. W - llun Griffin.

gained "mak- r1. evcnin

Two new members

in I total of 21 mom o collection for H11‘. g Amounto to IMO. Membership

fee James Quinn invited the

d... n: born for the next meeting. The

rteall‘ coll to be pnrwcred by “Some

traction to the German . of ion

the Western Front. --(Cnnld Army Photo).

BELFAST - (C?) -Baron Por- tnl. who received a viscounly 1h u.» newwoaarii Honors will be known as Viscount Portal of Inv- erstoke in the County 01 50111-11‘ nmpton. the London Gazette bald in eazqttlng the award.

, __..,.___._.__ _ .- Ways to Improve the-Institute."

The meeting was closed by sing- ing "God Save the King.”

A delicious lunch was then mvp ed by the hogtess to all ,_ and the remainder of the evening ‘LE5 51m" 1" .1“1.F‘.".°9"F?€-__

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chicks. N’ stfnrted chicks 0

ct. d sale tion will be ate

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In oumminl ny “The ou

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‘Hal! wfflltigy lMlll

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finned

p is market for hitching

would net the producer ten to fif- Iteen cents pbove the price of~Grade

l I a meeting el actors of the t Provinces. togofboamwith the

Provincial Poultry Ffel Mr. Gilifs. Director of Agriculture,

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l. F‘ forthc of cg demand from Multlmo pain Newfoundland exists." For the pact

th k , hi t8 1.33.132 i...'..°‘l‘§§.li=%'“€§‘ 1v

ill be com lately n- luck, Ra h- May

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up. one tlook is good

DEBATE

(Continued f Iohfnkftilnpily that than breeders are not. all concentrating their efforts on one breed of cat-

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that. idea seemed too diffi- ialile in one breed of cattle. could be done n“ some geographical llmitl. Poo- or Lion eruncnt ollietonco to that brood only.

“liven now I think it o mistake to offexip r breed of coltle at he ad

and can uliataaco to mark in: wouldy be "the busiest.

and molt important of government mo rl y of e Chariot clown have to

wu of, major Th my}! , and (love Head mo: all needed attention '

eso timol:

s. not by at leu 900 cue available in the firm will ace . worthwhile and

the avenge grad-

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d‘ at Truro lut Poultry Market- hroo Mori-

11.

e discussion cen- nle of started ndlnnd desires weeks

caning at n inter