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The Charlottetown Campaign Committee report that they have nearly reached the $44,000.00 mark (double their objective), P. A. Mur- - naghan the Divisional Commander
of the leading 5th DlVlSlOn wishes to acknowledge the following sub- scri tions from the students an pup ls in the Charlottetown colleges and schools: P. W. College St. Dunstans University student Group C. O T
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$313.60 Mr. Mumaghan also wishes to K. Duggan of the ht Horse and Sergeant
P. E. . big Allan Mac ay, Staff Sergeant wit}: e r
Major J. R. Paton, M C for th splendid organization which secured $533.00 from the Headquarters and Instructional staff of officers and non commlsioned officers at the Armouries; also to Lieuts. H. S. Trotter and G. A. MacPherson for the splendid contribution of 8303.00 from the officers and ratings of the H. M. C. B. "Queen Charlotte."
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‘Men of Texas’ Is Based on Events In Scarlet Era
One of those ever-a peeling. full- blooded romantic ‘venturew rho- ' opens - I
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signed to please every t. pa of aud- ience. Sure-fire drama c elements
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The list of headline personalities in the cast might guarantee the merit of almost anv picture. 1n t picture, which is based on the
vii ond romance of st Civil War sys in the Lone S State. the players are unusually effective.
Foremost in the group are Rob- ert Stack. Brod Crawford and 2155MB cooper; Stack pogray: 1511a
cago news a r repor r a s - ed to cover dIIet-urbances in the teeming Southwest. Crawford ap- pears 53:0 masfluerad lzgndtit :31? yo per seen as e n - ent vIctlm oi o. renegade's bullet.
Roles Described
Miss Gwynne has the role of a southern belle in sharp contrast to the hard-boiled nightclub chorine the recently portrayed in "Broadway." Ralph Bellamy wears the uniform of a Union Major while Jane Dar- well and Leo Carrillo have distinct- ly memorable assignments.
In oddition m its warm dramatic depth, “Men of Texas" has all the‘ sweep and impressiveness of "the wide amen spaces" and contains more an the average amount of fast running action. Its authentic- ity ls credi d largely to Assocla Producer George Waggner, recogniz‘ ed authority on Tessa history and folklore.
Successful ' '
Hamid Shun-late. who has an en- viable list of cinema successes bear- ing his name, wrote the screen play with additional dialogue contributed by Richard Brooke.
Art direction by Jack Otterscn re- flects painstaking research and the notable photography is of Milton Kraaner, ‘Men is unquestionably destined to be one at’ those “widely discussed" produc-
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P.E.|. Light Horse Overseas
many relatives and friend's of P. E. Islanders will be interested to know that MLN. W. Lowther, Provincial President of the Canad- ian Legion. has received word that s. lug; quantity of cigarettes, don- ated the Provincial Govermemt and forwarded through Oansd- ian Legion have arrived safely and have been distributed. Word has also been received from Major G. G. K. Pea-kc who is second in com- mand of the 2nd Heavy A. A. Regt. and from Major A. M. - las. who commands the 3rd Medium Battery, and from l-I/Cia/pt. Brewer Robinson, Canadian legion War Services Swpervisoztthalt like drip- ments have been received by them. Lieut. R. B. MacNeill, a former Light Horse officer writes on behallf E. I. Idght Home detachment that the boy's appreciate the continued interest in the men of the unit from P. E. Island and that they will leave nothing undone to k Hg the good awe of the P. m. . L ht Horse wherever the lmilt may go.
‘Ihemlsadronlefthereiogoto the Armoured lirlgsde but they now form pert of the llbh Canadian Infantry Brigade. The Light Horse is particularly proud of this Squad. ron as no finer body of men has been recruited in any part of Can- ada and they have followed their movements with great interest. They have kept in constant touch with them and the different squadrons on the Island have compet with each other to ralsq funds to keep those overseas slapplied with vs ous comforts. The Legion wishes to thank Major O. W. Campbell, E. D. the acting Deputy Provincial Secrets y for his keen interest in the boys overseas and the heart/y fro-operation it has received from him in any move towards remem-" berlng our Is ers on active service.
FRIDAY, MARCH 26th
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In Memoriam
MRS. GEORGE PIAUGIIT
On March 13th there passed ull sway at her home at e, Mrs. George Prallsht. after short illness of one month. She auietly’ passed to ate d y the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church of h she was a devoted membe . She. was fre- gently visited by her Pastor the Rt, verend Monsignor Maurice Mac- nald. Mrs. Praught was born in n eighty-live years o and lllIhl/er of the late . and llbgarty. In early life she . George Praught and came
his to reside in Eamscline. She was a kind
woman of and cheerful dis- tion, of a noble and generous eart and was dearly beloved by all who knew her. Her husband ure- deceased her thirty-three years ego, also a son Dennis who was killed in the last Great War. There are also left mourn namely Annie, of Mt. Ryan; f. Mclsaac of Clencoe; Brookline, Mass, and two sons John and Luke at homeShe also leaves to mourn one sister Mrs. P. T. Cun- n haul, Boston. Mass, and one bro er John Fcgarty of Cardigan. Her funeral, which was largely at- tended, took place from her home on Monday morning March 15th to St. Joachinfs Church of Vernon
was celebrated by her pastor, Rt. Reverend Monsignor Maurice Mc- Donald. who also officiated at the ralécek.‘ Pallbearers were Messrs. Roy l1 b
Tweedy, J. J. McInn
Isaac Dennis Carey.
Card of Thanks
The family of the late Mrs. George Praught wishes to thank all their kind neighbours and friends for the many acts of kindness shown them during the illness and death of their mother, also all those who sent Mas; Cards and Messages of Sympathy. 3-36-11.
In Memoriam
MRS. FRANCIS McKENNA
Friends throughout the Province will regret w near of the recent passing away of Mrs. Francis Mc- Kenna, an aged and respected resld. ent of Albany at the advanced age of 81 years.
Up until two months previous to her death Mrs. McKenna had taken a keen interest in the daily affairs of the day and had enjoyed a fair measure of health for her years when she accidentally fell. stiffer- ing internal injuries which resulted in her death.
Mrs. lvlcnenna was formerly Mat-
her early married life she and her husband kept a boarding house Ln Charlottetown, where she gained a. wide circle of friends, later moving tomlbany where she has resided for the past 35 years.
dlflwslliiln having a cheery word and kindly greeting which endeared her to both young and old. She was especially kind to the sick and suf- fering‘ and was willing to help at any our of the day or night she might be called on. It may be truly said of her that she lived a good life and was blessed with a. happy death when on the morn g of Tuesday, March 9th calmly resign- edto the divine will and fortified gy the last Sacraments of the Holy
atholic Church administered by her ood pastor Rev. W. V. McDon- ald er spirit peacefully passed to its eternal reward.
band. three sons and two daughters, Felix in Winnipeg: Jerome employee on S. S. “Prince Edward Island" and Lame at home. Mrs. F. E. Carey, Vancouver Mrs. Frank Berrlgan, TOFOIWO. also a sister, Mrs. John H. Bell of Charlottetown.
Her funeral which was largely attended was held on Thursday, March ilth from her late residence to Seven Mile Bay Church anc Cemetery, High Mass was celebratec b her pastor who also officiated a
ave.
deceased. Frank McKay. Arthur Mc- Kay and Earle Boulter. Basil Sherry
Murrer.
Card of Thanks
Mr. Frank McKenns wish to thank their friends and neighbours for the man acts of kindness shown them (Ikurtng their
eavement. 3 25.11
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MONTHLY MEETING Legion Auxiliary will be held lo- mgnt at the Legion Hall at n
CAB ROADS PERMITTING there will be service in St. Elizabeths Church, Springfield. Sunday. Maren 28th at 5 P. M. 3-26-11.
I-‘OXMEN ATTENTION! — _A meeting of foxmen will be held ln the City Hall Chambers tonight at eight o'clock to discuss meat situ- ation. 3-26-11.
WINSLOE UNITED CHURCH.- Services, March 28th. Highfielu l1 AM. Wulsloe South 3 P. M. Prince- town Road 7.30 P. M. Rev. G. Con- stable, Mlnister. 3-26-11.
CAVENDISH CHARGE. - Scl- vices on Sunday, March 28th in New Glasgow ut ll A. M. and lll Caven- dish at 3 P. M. Geo. W. Tiller. Minister. 3-26
CORNWALL PASTORAL JJHABGE Services Sunday, March |28th are as follows: New Dominion 11 A. M. Km ston 3 P. M. Corn- wall 7.30 P. . S School l1 A. M.
HAMPTON UNITED CHURCH.- Minister, Rev. R0 E. Vessey, B. D. Services Sunday, arch 28th. Bon- shaw ll A. M. DeSable 3 P. lvi. Vic- toria 7.30 P. M. 3-26-11.
PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCII [N CANAIJA-Marshfield Charge. str- lvices for next Lord's Do , March loam are to be held as mu s: Har-
ringto . . . l and Marahiield 7.30 PM. Rev. Henry Baa-k, Minister 3-26-ll.
NORTH RIVER BA P '1‘ I S T |CHUItCHES.-March 28th. Services: Fairvlew ll A. M. Young People's Service at E. Mel-Me's, Saturday, B PM. North River 3 P.M. Kingston 7.30 P. M. A cordial welcome to all at these services. Rev. A. . Minister
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3.00 ‘P. M. Albany 7.30 P. M. The pastor wllltake as his subject, “The r‘irst Prodigal" A cordial invitation is extended to one and all to snore these worship services with 115.26 1
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BLONDON’ —.MARSIIALL. —- A quiet but pretty wedding was sol- emnized at the home of the brides parents in Glen Valley on Saturday ‘evening, February 27th when the v. D. J. Morrison united in mar- riage Ruby Marguerite youngest daughter o! IVLr. and Mrs. S. A. Blondon and Robert Edgar son oi the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mar- shall of Stanhope. The winsoln: young bride. given in marriage by. er father, looked charming in a floor length gown of white SDLCI crepe with a corsage of Americol Beauty Roses her only ornamen being a Sterling Silver locket tn gift of the groom. She was attendee by her sister Mamie Blolldon Will. chose for her gown Queen s Blue sheer crepe. Her corsage _was c Thllstfilhfl Roses/ed Meolgllle capa y supper e gr in. e bridal party had received the best wishes of those present all sal down to a dalntily prepared Wed- ding Sup er. The table GBCOIRLIOI!‘ .were carr ed out in pink and lvhitc. the centre of attraction being a beautifully decorated three tlercl wedding cake. For the 1135i Yea! Mrs. Marshall has been employed as teacher in her home distrltil where she will continue her duties. Their many friends 10111 in Wlfihlnl; . them years of wedded b1155-
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1 Memoriam
In loving IIIEIIIOIy of William Mc- Kenzie, who passed away March 28th, 1M1.
Sweet memories will linger forever Time cannot change them its true Years that may come cannot sever Our loving remembrance of you.
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ELMEB A. MAIEY In loving memory of Elmer A, Mabey, who gave up his life on {a} M. C. S. Otter" March Nth,
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