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ground lor this thrill- filled romance of lour "hot" pilots and the I iaionde bomber who

rcicis their hearts!

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CENTRAL CIIIIIICIAW

This column l: reserved for nevu of local Interest, but ldvortielng of n newly unto a mu be Inserted at 5 cent: n word. strictly pay- able in advance.

CBASWELL for PhOtOIIPBDhL OONFEDERATION LIFE [NEUB C [r9781

DO YOUR GIRL Guide deed next Tuesday by attending Queen's Canadian Fund afternoon! tea at Government House, 3.30 toy 6.30 It. m. ‘Deli 25C. 31»

REMINGTON Typewriters and sold at Miller L-382-9'~i-2l.

POLICE COUWI-In the Police‘ Court yesterday a drunk and in- capable was sent to jail for ten oays on an old committment. An.I other man charged with theysamei offence was held for a military; escort. i

Addinll Machines Bros.. L .

AFTERNOON TEA Government‘ House, Tuesday. Sept. 9. 3.30 to 0.30 p.m.. in aid of Queen's Cana-' dian Fund. Tea 25c. Corner and bring your friends. 3i LOST CHILD FOUND — Some anxiety was caused yesterday for several hours of Lyezir-old Dorothy Spencer, daughter of Mrs.‘ Allan Spencer, 321 Kent Street, She was missed from her home, about 4 p. m. and about three, hours litter as a result of an ex-, tcnsive search, was picked up on Upper Queen Street The little’ girl was returned tn her motherl none the worse for the experience.‘

MILK BOARD ltII-TEI‘lNG~Tl\-: Milk Bonrd of the Charlottetown‘ urea, consisting of Warren R.‘ Brenton, chairman, Dr W. R. Carson, secretary, and G. Claude Smith, board member. mot in a special session in the office of the IDairy Superintendent lust even- ‘lllg. Matters on ivhich action was taken were the renewal of vcn- dors’ licenses, the checking of rates and tests of milk and cream

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Henry iioiiiar - Janet Baaciitr - Paul llurst ltlittted ily William Mcfluin - A limy Sherman Production

on delivery to the pastcurizin; piEIIltS, and the enforcement of re-

ceiving reports requested by the I Board.

I r. w. c. REGISTRATION SHOW$ INCREASE-A toinl of 483 students enrolled for classes at Prince of Wales College as 214 registered for first year work yes- terday as the institution common- ced its 82nd session. Last YEQI‘ the total enrollment was 442 which was a decrease of 36 over 1939. It is expected that this year's in- crease will be about 50 when all the students have been enrolled

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BURDEN DANCE

Thursday Night NEW DOME ORCHESTRA

BUS LEAVES SUMNIERSIDE AT 9.15 RETURNING AETPEIC TIIE DANCE

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New students enrolling ivere slight- ly fewer than that of the previous year but those registtring for sec. 0nd, third and fourth your work showed an increase over i940. The folloiving was the registration by years for this term with the ap- proximate corrcspondinc figures for 1940 in brackets". First year

. next Tuesday for a cup of tea and ,

afternoon over the disappearance?

Trinity United Churclii

THURSDAY :- ilzoit-Mldweek prayer service.

QUEEN'S Canadian Fund needs your help. Show your interest by attending afternoon tea at Gov. eminent House next Tuesday from 3-30 to 6.30 pm. 3i.

ATTENDANCE IN CITY SCIIO0LS—A total 0f 2163 school children returned to their desks in five city schools as work in the various classes got underway yes- terduy. The work of enrolling the pupils took place when the schools opened the previous day. The num- ber attending yesterday was 79 less than that for the same day last term. However, some children have yet to report as a number of them have not yet returned from their vacations. The atten- dance yesterday was as follows: Prince Street School 506; West Kent School 530; Queen Square School 586; Rochford Square 180611001 542; Notre Dame Academy

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COME T0 Government House help the Queen's Canadian Fund. Tea 25c. Sponsored b the Char- lottetown Golden; Clu . 3.30 to 6.30

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FERRY SCHEDULE CHANGES —Effective from yesterday it is announced the Borden car ferry will leave at 6.30 a.m instead or 6.45 am. and will continue up to and including Monday, Sept. l5.

SALVATION ARMY TRANS-| FER-Adjutant W. Hawkes. locall commandant of the Salvation Army, has received notice that lief has been transferred to Ottawa where he will be posted In charge oi Ottzwla Corps No. i. He is to be replaced here by Capt. w.i Mercer of the Simonds Streeti, Corps, St. John. N. B., who will arrive in Chanottetown Sept. ll with Mrs. Mercer to take over his, ncw duties. Adjutant and Mi's. Iiawkcs came to this city l4 months ago and assumed charge here. Since that time they have won a host of friends in Char. lottotown and other parts of the province and it is with genuine regret that citizens learn of thciri transfer. They will leave here next Tuesday and will hold their fare-| well service on Sunday. Adj.‘ l-Iawkes was stationed in St. John before coming here. i

MAY DRILL FOR OIL — Mr. Hugh MacKay. Sapulpa, Okla- homa. is in the city at present in connection with the survey for oil which is being conducted here. In 1920 he obtained the oil rights of Prince Edward Island from the Provincial Government and since then has promoted various pro- jects with a view to developing the oil possibilities of the Island. Mr. MacKay at present owns all the oil rights subject to an agree- ment with the Cities Service Oil Company of New York for the cic-

214 i257): second year 198 (146): third yczir 54 (23); fourth yeill‘ i7 <14). Prof. J. H. Ilinnchnrd, Vicc Principal, is acting‘ Principal

Owing to the continued illness of’

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i Two-Fisted Parson

siiiflllu story of a two-listed frocked \\'L'.S£-CI'l‘I€l‘, “The Parson of Pana~ mini." which opens today at the Cnpnol Theatre he created a never- to-oe-kirxoticn tale that is about i0 I b0 thrice-told.

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MATINEE 3J5 __ mqfl-r H)“ ‘AN-n 345 L West with‘ its izold rush saints anti ' I isilinsliwihqdg hieis Paiiliglcilaftinganairlintiie L . — TLI - 1 ‘ ' ‘

l’ US SPOR GHT COLOR CARTOON t-u tron“ M, n nmel’ Later u’ tmimd

AND “SKI-Alvis ¢ALDR0N» __ CHAPTER 5 0F THE I ominous of sauuday Evening Post

: readers, Now it comes to the screen

. . . I in IIIZISIIC movie manner,

EXCITINGvSERIAIr-"IKING OF THE ROYAL M0113 1L0’ : Charlie Hugues ma” his first vir-mm-Amm wm-nna -.-.-.-.-t-.-.-. -. wmmy ~‘°""°“s m“ “s “Cmwkawalia

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JIIIIN IllCN MUS. one.

Announces resumption of leaching in Iiuuo, Orrnn, Voice find 'i‘hi'ory. Also class instruction in Singing, Rhythm, and Plano to begin- ners between the ages of 7 nnll 9- Students prcpnrcd fur Iilnunt Allison examinations.

Studio at Baptist Church lit-s. Phone I728.

In Memoriam

In loving memory of our dear Father unit Mother Mr. and .iiis.. Nicholas-brazen, who departed titer iltiivslgzio/iugust 51h, i934 and 5cm.

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from Is the Iuces we loved so dear. silt-m in the voices we loved to hour. I00 far away for sight or speech

but not too tar for thought. to reuch.

fiilliiily Remembered by the Family. r-Jbli-BJ-li.

In Memoriam

In loving memory of our dear linilior Mrs. Marla Frlzzel who en- Wred into rest September 4, I940.

in our hearts your memory lingers 5W¢¢I~ly. tender, fond and true There is not a day dear “r

l" hat we do not. thin: of you.

Fondly Remembered by ui the It'll - L;3_'l.'i-_9_-4-Ii.

.1___________[ i N.D. ManLean

UNDER TAKER EMBALMER

Cgnriglttetown And 0|‘ Wliiiihire Phone it!

Bill.” bewhiskercd Mayor of Pana-

"ilrmn Llldl‘ hills." Ellen Drew. Pilliill) ‘ferry. Joseph schildkru-ut. Porter Hall. Henry Kolker,

New Air Film Hits Peak Of Flying TIITIIIS 101's. 'i‘hev characterize the coven-

Story Twice Told “m” °°“°=='°‘ i

Whcn Pctcr B. Kyne penned the

Principal Dr. G. D. Stool. Actual- ly the institution is I03 yours okl a5 it bflgilll its work us ihr Cirntrai Academy in 1:436. In name was changed to Prince of

NAVAL PARADE — About 100 Canadian -'

i860 the i

iuopmeut of the oil and natural giiS resources of the province. This latter company is having a geo.’ t nnysical survey of the Island made lat present. The work is being done {by the Seismograph Service Cor-

ooration_of_ Tulsa. Oklahoma, near ffiziuris. This work is prclirziinarv ‘to the selection of a site for drill- tiug, Mr. MncKay said. Hc thought ‘the chances of drilling were good 85 the province has been found to COntEiIn nnticline structure which is favorable to the produc-

mmt. first to oiscover the gold in B

Janet Street, Pownnl street. Sliring Park Beecher and Paul Hurst round out Road. McGili Avenue past the iile excellent cost of feature play- Provincial

1119mm“ ‘if m" R081“ .tion of oil. However. it is quite Naval Volunteer‘ Reserve pni'ticI-=1,D551b1e ma; no on would be dis- ofltvd in c ionic mcrcir- ih1'<ii1o111¢ni-ered even though the structure city streets early yrstvrrifiy nftcr- inppem-ed to be an right he “may noon. Those boy-s. irho have beflfl,"'i‘his IS purely a wildciit territory fiilfigglaZ théogifvcfllilififofiglsod 05d vgien (ildsge oil I'll know there's r - - a ' o e a e .

ing as they marched along like veterans. 'I‘livii' snizirl appearance made citizens along ilie route of march stop and watch as they ——-~ ivent by. The parade ivus in charge i PI/e- James J- Bryenloll. 0f A C0-

0; Hwy K_ Bh-tw1_q,1e_ 0mm,- Veterans Guard of Canada. has re-i Commanding. and other offlcerrlll-"ied W Vfliflfl-Fiicf- Bvvomlianicd to turn out were: sub-Licutcnants ‘ “s m1‘. 35 Mmwwn- by hi5 Wile- 8W?!‘ W. Johnston, R. lvfcCni-ville. and Spemjmg m5 Wfeuflough at m5

Personals

Fothcringhnm. Marching in r Home m Hart?“ I éfifljggrslhfiwsPmaxjlli jff“ mv. John E. O'Brien of Seattle,

wvashington, arrived in Charlotte-i town Tuesday night for a visit to‘

sflnntorium Norm his native province which he left

River Road, Brichton Road, Roch.‘

__ v iurous souls of the pay nineties who fm-d street, Kent strtet, back to With American air dvfciise up- ‘MY-MIC cold. action, romflflfle I" m? the barracks.

pernicst Ill our iiltlllllliifs‘, "i ivuui. d i “"~“- “W” we“ Wings." the Pummciiut uvhukii epic ivhich opens IULALY Ill -ho Prince Luwaru ‘filial-IR; (ii/ind not

scnio ‘Frisco uarscn. pounds his wuy into tuc heurus of his tainted flock Wliil a w-ailopinz crusade for brotn-

Imvt: conic all, a more vpporiiriu _, . . __ _ time. Besides oiicriniz us n1 .~ “I” IMFFWIIIF“ ‘Ilakes The 937M“ quality c. on tdllbfillilllliliulli. tho “I P‘““““ml

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pletilft.‘ gulch its olli‘ I Rimmoc oi how Anna... ocrnu IIKIIIILLI for full.) Iii iiic g/IJ . by the Alum Air Curbs.

Exlii-t-i-Litrtiic s,:.irt ui fl_\..... flim iukcs us iluourni iili‘ ~ step lllCillctl cg," winch lIllL _ EIIUII. CIIIIIIYLL ilhiili ilil.ii\'iil r ..I evens I)..L'..ili<. Ailm- inns. Libs 1§ ' _ _ _ . i-Iiu curt.‘ o1 I-IIL’ slilli‘. niiii JIULIILA .t ML Pmkclxn. respected ullld is bunt the illtlii-ri in... \Ullll'iil' ti’ Avril“ “I F?“ "f, Uwlgelow“ {gr " Lllcil" ljliriht ihcs niiu fir... i.i..u-..- ~’~‘~*~,}\11}*~lfiiilouind a mem er vi m, w“, aha,“ I the loun Council _5IIlC8 January .

Shaun,“ ‘my lvunumL w-lmaln. i947, IS leaving this week for New Holden, Wayne Morris and Bruin‘ Qmvgm”; fq-f" wig“? he aIISddIIIS Donlevy. and introoucir...» \\II.II stir r- “H” “fife” ° ".5 eh 021.32 brl, ' rug ehect the new sciirnziuu oi Jae ‘all? Ihmmd fleTlglls, méofincil‘ '0? screen. Vrron-cu Lake. uooih ivho:ii_z_.;‘~‘°} at‘ “Kid v m we all haic ireurd so much, Illlll reu- "MIFCLOMI m‘ l" “y e e“ g’

. . . . .. -. . v . I lint";h°t?t‘tiltbt“t;‘hilt.”rllsllf girl? =ob¢*¢¢3.l=_><1"?11fl1<>"8 with we blow, Jr.. and dirccteu by Miicholl- ° owm“ a “ e55‘

Licistn. 'iiie lilm has been lIIiKiC with such! xgblffzbglkgarilferi‘;

HISI/UIIHUIIIH‘Iflcllihill, unit 0iiL‘_ll_':f-, filfilllxmhggnialin filmlullfidyls lu thc udminlstrat.oii of the civic Of such pou or inui uiiiut-niicuy LII s lgfgrléfifigwenyenfiaveto this blctuie been Cl't"2\iiLI~ one has mpqsun some measure our genuine ilie IGBIIIIL! that all trust: thrilling _ ‘g L. n { c!’ mm o“ are ‘Bout IIIIIIIIS uohn; on before. our eyes are igglle, “It, I? a this coynmumlv and real. not phony. Nvvtr Illl the. X “a? w o“ on this “.6 screen been liibit‘ to nchi: to I-illh but,’ I‘ 5° . c. Y . ‘ m. m I i, n1 wmm, wmw. iannivcisaiy oi voui birth our best “I Qéntld ‘vlfigst ,5 n 1l]‘{dg“me_:\\'isIIC5 for the commit years of your

ent. niciure. It tops ovcrv air picture ' ' ' _ wove ever sccu. It will bi‘ a long‘ inwclhgvgcixfzlilrcegtstlml ygmluafi2$_ time before inc srrscn is able to rc- cigzen u. Hy bommendynz

peat this nclncvclhcnl. . § mm I‘ . you to: the interest You have Bhuwfl "|,~,\1-“s in the troll-being or this town dur- " .. in: tiie pnst nine years that you

voumu-m -_ At North River. Sept.‘ $11,“, "fjidfll g5§;_;,;3-;~,:,T°“" °°““'

3- 1941- Mm F“"I‘"I“k Ymmkeh I“ four and u hull’ years vou have been her 84th veur Funcroi l-viduy Sent. a regular attendant m om. count“ ll. from the home of her sou-in-niw meetings and have been a vahmme Wm. Molyneoux. service stirrtmg lit and agreeable cowvorker ‘ 2 o. m. standard time. Interment It is Dleasm“ to Know that y°ur will?" Cemcwr-‘h i future home will be in New Glas-

ov Hirrry Sherman veteran produc- ci 0i western drama.

now. N. 3.. [or tho oroxlmitv of that service will mmre it conveniently

Cafd ThankS possible for vou to visit us duvniz the holiday scnson.

The Sisters of St. Martha Clvir- zifi as a sllizhi token of our frlcnn- Iottetown Hospital. Irish to cxnrrsc iv feeling for you and we hope tint their atmrocintirn and thanks i0 l, as vou smoke this pipe lniv carrs

vanish and that in your pipe drums during Old Home Week when no.1 , you miiv recall happy memories of l was netted for your sojourn in Geortzetown

town to the Wood lands ferry

*-"—— We ask vcu to accept this little

those who helix-d with the rclrcs - u: d n-orrles you mav have will ii. voiu may mend: hm. i

Plllllii) Terry. cast as the handfi

‘Farewell Presentation .1...

when he was presented wiili a pipe b0‘

BEAUTIFUL FLOWER GARDEN ~—Whnt is probably the lzirgr-st duii~ lla zarden in the province is the proud possession of Mr. W. J. Cud-

me kind o; o“ dam Inore. EinrAvcnuc, _Clin_rloiiotoun. ,_1,,,,,,_. snefldcle _,-°u<“ wam to‘ Sit This beautiful flower [UIHIPII is siti- l y u,‘ A I 1,3. n Pal-amen“; mcwm pmmuled uatcd at the r<~ui' of his allfiitttlvr‘

premises on lill! Avcnuc and cred-t for the outstnndinc success of the blunts is duo his son. Wilfred. who makes a hobby of crowing the floiv- ers. A visit to tho cordon is a rev- ion as row after row oi‘ multi- coloured flowers of 100 difiercnt vzirletics ‘orcsont a panoramic pic- ture. Coverlniz a uunriiai" of an ncre the 500 olunts to iic soon rouge from two to six fcet heichi. There are species of pom-pom. dec- orative. cactus mid ball dahlias and most of the bulbs wow Imported from Holland bv Mr. Cudmore. Un- fortunatelv n shipment which he was imoortiuil last veiir went to the torn of the ocean but he had plenty on hand to plant. One of the dnhlias in the oarden is named the “Chfl-Iflbfififliil" filter the late Prime Minister Britain. This variety is the most difficult to grow but Mr. Cudm-‘irc has succeeded in rzrismiz several good ones. The hinh ivincis of the oast. week have u-rnueht. orcni havoc nmonu the plants but oven vet the flowers are a bcnutv to behold.

Chanibcrlnln of Greet C

l2 years ago. Rev. Father O'Brien‘ vho was born in Fort Augustus came by way of St. Paul. Chicago , and Montreal. His parish in lseattle is near the Boeing aircraft; plant where the are turning out he bombing panes known as, "Flying Fortresses."

Monthly meeting, 0f the CW. L.

The regular monthly meeting of the Charlottetown Subdivision of the C. W. Lt, was held on Tuesday evening in the Knights of Columbus Hall with the president Mrs. W. TA Coady in the chair. |

Minutes of special and executive

were read and approved. Corrcsg pondence included a letter from, Mrs. J. T. Glennon. National Ex-i ecutive Secretary. expressing the

for the subdivisions valuable aid to anadifs war service.

The committee in charge of the Victorv Cake drawing ivore hicuy commended on the splendid results obtained as shown in the report t.i the convenor. Mrs. Prank Murrnv, and that of the ‘Treasurer Mrs. J., D. McGuiizan. - Material for sewiniz and knitting

~-— ——~T—”~~*‘~ Rarments for refugees and our arm- ed forces will be provided with the

F _ _ ccminil month.

ow people, especially clultlren,| Mm, F, J, Caggy y-Qpgrting for

escape on. uiinck of aummor com- War Work stated that since ‘us.

plmnt. during fir» lint whither, 1 reoortinsz her sew-lino club had nom- Snmmr3p»e9mp|nin1; hog,“ wit}, u’ nlctcd forty-five sheets. also a num-

profuse tiinrrhu-n. very often nccom- r b“ o‘ bamrwesi coats ‘md “RG55”

more c molete report

e mnttor oxoroivi f th , o stomach hna n. Iiiiilliltil n rpocrflilrunce‘: ifiguable and that from tiio iiowoiia wntcry,

whitish, iIl-aruelling, or own odorless. niunber of two hundred have been

i HAVE TO BE

SURE ABOUT COMPLEXION CARE 1

ovau! scatter»: suns keep skin smooth, appealing with Lux Toilet Soap. Its Whipped Cream Lather removes every trace of dust, dirt and stale cosmetics——- protects smoothness. Try this fine. white soup that lovely Anna Ncagle uses. Use Lux Toilet Soap regularly as she c‘. yes.

Remember, ask for

at your etnntodlbf!

Explains scope a

Ilfunemploymeni lnsisffince out

The local Employment Insurance Inspector, Mr. Wm. M. Kesson, has found that certain aspects of the Unemployment Insurance Act have been puzzling to workers, and has attempted- to clarify these pointfi for the Charlottetown Guardian.

Mr. Kesson rrports that the Act provides protecitirn against the evils of unemployment for B0 per cent of Canadian workers. Insured workers who income unemployed through no fault of their own will receive a mrney income in the form of benefit payments from the

Unemployment Insurance Fund which ihrir contributions are help- ing to create.

In order to receive benefits, an

insured worker roniributiw to the

Unemployment insurance ‘Pund for

30 works tor 180 days) within the

fwo years preceding the date of claim for benefit. For instance. the i worker who began contributions on ‘ July lst of this _vcai' and continued these payments until January 27th 1942. would be eligible for benefits. After the unemployed worker has put in the nzne day waiting period, his benefit payments begin.

The Unemployed wcrker who places a Clnim for insurance bene- fits milst be capable of, and avail- able for work but unable to obtain suitable employment. Suitable em- ploy-merit does not mean that the worker is required to accept any position that may be available. For example. he can decline an offer or employment if it is not work in his usual occupation, when the wages are lower or the conditions less favorable than those which he might reasonably expect to ob- taln, taking into consideration the ivogcs and working conditions in his usual occupation.

A worker need not accept an ot- fer of employment nris ng because of stsppage of work cue to a labour dispute. A Worker can also refuse an offer of ccnplcymrit‘. in his us- ual occupation if the wages are lower or the condztiom IP55 favor- able than those observcd by agree- ment bet-ween employers and em- ployees. or where there is no such agreement. than those tucognizcd by employers.

There is no dircrfminat-icn against organized labour. For many years Labour organizations have urged the adoption of unemployment in- surance legislat-icn and are now giving the new plan their full sup- port. One section of the Act es- pecially provides that no insured worker will be disqualified from re- ceiving benefits if ho accept employment which would prevent him from becomin