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Six Nazlt . . . survivor: o! a rubmarine raider runh off the coait o! Canada by the R.C.A.F. . . . match wit: with Canadian Man- Hunten in a deiperate flight across Canada to the 49th Parallel , , , the only undelended frontier in the ieoridl . . .

LAURENCE OLIVIER

as Johnnie. French Canadian Hero. who Ioile a Nazi plot. to save his friends

LESLIE rlowalio

as Scott. the kindly, cultured writer who meets the challenge oi Germain u n’ BAndy. the Canadian Soldier who rhouu the Nazi "Superman"

TAAHSSEY

the meaning a! Democracy!

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All. OUT FDR ACTION! ' As the Three Meoquiteere ride herd on a band o! un- scrupulous killers and bring

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Hinds l-lnney s. Ainillni Cream 50c size - - 29c

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Kelloggs Nose Drops 25c

Persian Shaving Cream 35c value Sp 19c

Pablum Baby Food 45c

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WESTERN FILM WILL PLEASE

For a western picture that has just about everything the average action fan could desire. place "Code of the Outlaw." which opens tonirht at the Empire Theatre for n three iia-y run, right on top. Not only ls it the best lll ‘the Three Mesquitecr scnc.» Republic has produced to date. but one of the most thoroughly en- joyable films of any type shown here in months.

Tom Tyler. Bob Steele and Rule Davis as the Mosquiteers are called in by a mining town's authorities to uncover $98000 which has been stolen from a prominent citizen. The bandit chicfialn has been killed and the only key to the mystery 0i where the money has been hidden is his vu-iuig scn, a vicious, hot-tem- pered little outlaw.

The Mesquiteers have the boy placed in their custody and begin to throw him out by good treatment. But lust as hc ls about to mnkc a confession. he is kidnapped bv a renegade member ot the bandit gang who wants the money for him- self. The Mesqiiiteers go to the rcs- cue, and in the ensuing furiously pncrd action contribute their part in saving the bcy and preventing the money from falling into the rene- gadcs possession,

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Mystery Mariner is Uramatlzea

One of the most colorful charac- ters A“ pan rrancisco W"'“°_‘“°§‘l‘ history is brought to life on tie screen in Raymund wfllDlllllbnlfié- truyal oi the yarn-Slllnlllllfl ' miraPPiri Universafiqgralllllfl film- "san ‘IHHLASCD -

Commit today w W? @191“ Theatre with Burgess Memdml- lrene Hervey, Barrv Fitzgerald. rtobert Armsrronl-l and I-Bwls KW‘ ard. the picture presents Walbllln as an eccentric old salt whose stor- ies of high adventure at sea M0 wrought rrom pure imagination.

“The character was called the ‘Oldtnner, although no one knew his real name," Walbum BXDlHIII-‘i- “I became acquainted with him when I was lust starting out as a young actor. For vears l_ve wanted to re-create his [Jsersonailty 0X1 the screen. but this my flfili 009°" tunity."

“SUICIDE SQUAD SCORE AGAIN"

Al; a fast and exciting game of iockcy held in Victoria rink on Wednesday night, March 4. Cra- psud Suicide Squad again won a vlcwry over Victoria. Beavers DY the score of 4-0.

The game got away to a goon start with Lowther of Crapaua team. scoring early in the first period on s. pass from Ferguson.

The second period speeded with Ficrguson and Ward. cat1-

scorlng making the score 3-0. In m

the third period, Lowther came in SCOPIIlg the last goal to make the score 4-0. Lineups, were as follows. Crapaixl squad, Goal G. Stordy, Defenzc, H. Horney and G. Nim- oiscn; Forwards, R. Lowther, B. Wood. H Ferguson '

Victoria Beavers: Goal, H. Boul- tler; Detexicc, K. Miler and F‘. Mill- er; Forwards. D. Boswell, A. Bas- well and J. NhicDonald.

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PARKDALE W, I.

The March meeting of the Park- daie Women's institute was held in the school nail, on Friday evening, the 6th inst.

Urllllfi to inclement weather one vis..oi' and iourtcen members were prcscxit.

Akltcl‘ the usual opening exercises. conducted py the President, Mrs. R. Beer, lcporis were heard from the different conunittees. -

The school committee reported that the Principal would like a new black board.

‘lhe sick committee reported that fifteen cards had been sent to the sick and bereaved (luring the month. it was moved and seconded that, for the duration, cards be sent onlv to those in the district. who are sick in the hospital and w thou who have lost loved ones.

The Red Cross Groups reported as follows»-

Knltiing-s sweaters, 5 pairs ses- man's socks, l9 pairs socks, l2 pairs gloves (men's). 1 pair gloves (ladies) 8 scarves. l baby jacket (pink)

Sew large quilts. 3 suits (ladies), 4 dresses (girls). 2 pair slacks, 9 pairs pajamas (boys), 2 pairs pajamas (men's)

T e dance committee reported $18.00 proceeds from a dance held recently.

The treasurer re rted amount on hand $11228 war tund $45.55, Institute fund. salts

The Sec

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$300.00. It was moved and seconded that 00 be given to the British Milk M1‘. E, S. Lord. Kma-

The programme for the evening was on Agriculture and two very in- struetivc, interesting papers were given by Mrs. Warren Bums.

A large number of communica- tions were on hand and lively dis- cusslons ensued.

Lunch committee for April. Mrs. H. Newson. Mrs. Alfred Pr-ardon and Mrs. Geo. Puncher.

A dainty and tsstv lunch was en- joyeii by all present, after which the mee

ing closed with "The King."

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Sea View and Vicinity

luie with great interest the w ooltpee on Mud: £1‘ as the perfect for this op-

‘mo Darnlcy W. I. was bold at the homo of Mrs. Harry Orozler on Wednesday evening. ‘more was a good attendance of members be- sides several visitors. President presided and the meeting opened

call with l. riddle. Becreta-fl‘ then read the minutes and business arising there from was discussed. school Committee reported s¢m¢ changes made in blackboard and after some discussion was left D the trend; of the school committee. sick committee reported sendInB fruit to sick in the district. Several letters of correspondence were read and it was decided to give a ilmlll donation to the milk fund and Jewel Spitfire Rind. 1t was also decided to hold a. 5t. Patrick's concert and plans were made for same. The members were pleased t0 welcome two new members. The Red Cross convenor. Mrs. Harry crozler distributed thq remainder of the yarn among me members for their next knitting. The ques- tionnaire im Agriculture was dis- cussed and tilled 1:1 by the 0on- venor, Mrs. Wallace Pickering and a. paper on Clo-operative. methods of Marketing was read by Mrs. Hickey. A contest was then put on by Mrs. Harry Orozler, Mrs. James Hickey winning the first prize. The next number on the program was a dlalcsfle by six Ladies in gay costume th‘; was greatly enjoyed and crested much enjoyment. ‘this program was greatly appreciated by the mem- bers. The meeting then adjourned by singing the "King". Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Miss Lillian McLeod, and a social hour followed.

Mr. Morley Cmzler is spending

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that helps digestion in the etomach AND below the belt.

What you may need in Carter's Little Liver Pills to give needed help to that "forgotten 28 hat" of bowell.

Take one Carter's Little Liver Pill bdorw and one after meals. Take them aceordi to directions. The help wake up a larger of the 8 main lgeetlve luieea in your atom- a D bowels-help you digest what you have eaten in Nature's own way.

Then moat lolka get the kind of relief that makes you feel better from your heed w your toea. Just be lure you get the genuine Garter’: Little Liver Pills from your dnlggilt- 2M.

Cardigan Head and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. John Grains, Bald- win's Road spent a week visiting in Vernon River the guests of their daughter Mrs. James Pratt.

Mr. John T. Corcoran. 4.8 Road. was a recent visitor to Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trainer, 5t. Teresa were visitors to Cardigan on Sunday.

Miss Illlllan Carter. 48 Road, bu returned home from a visit to Halifax.

Mr. Frank MacAree St. Teresa, accompanied by Mr. John . Mooney, were visitors to summer- vllle recently.

m. George Ansty, Peakes has been busily engaged thraashing in this district for the past couple o! weeks.

haliélr. Vernon Dunn, R.C.A.F., who

some time in Charlottetown at- R”

tending the Short Course on car- pentry.

Mr. and Mira. James Hickey spent the week-end recently in Kelvin the guests of their daugh- ter, Mrs. Horace Paynter and Mr. Paynter.

Many friend; in this community were indeed sorry to learn of the sudden passing of Mr. William Harding at his home in French River. Kind sympathy is extended in Mrs. Harding and family in their sad bereavement. Hls eldest eon Georg; is serving on military duty, somewhere in England.

Miss Vera Branrfer, teacher in mm; River school, spent. the week- end at her home here.

Mrs. John W. Murphy has m- turned home from Charlottetown. after attending the Short Course on Egg Grading which was held there recently.

flu fighqgnen n. bgglnjnlyi‘ $0 Mr-wl-ulflm Goodwin. C.N.R.., ern- Benjamin Milk”. YOPR. who I88

make preparations for another aes- son's fishing. They seem to think that the prospects for a market for- lobsters will be 300d.

Mr. and Mrs. Han-ls Blskaney and little eon were recent visitors to sea View the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Blakaney.

Mrs. Joseph McGregor enter- tained the member; of the Dsrnley and Bea View W.M.B. 0n ‘Thurs- day evening. ‘more wu a good at- tendance of members. President presided and gave the call to wor- ship. Ali then joined in singing, "0 For A Faith ‘that Will Not aulnk,” and President led in pray- er. Scripture reading, Hebrews 11th chapter was read by Mre. McCli-egor and hymn "Sim/ply Trusting Every Day," was sung. Splendid paper on the devotional topic which was Faith was pre- pared and read by Mrs H. l... Donald. several other members also gave helpful readings on the topic. Roll Call was answered with an appropriate Bible verse. Min- ill/BS were read and also a letter

from we Pmabytereal Ohflmm and l0 months. A lite long resl- purses were presented by Lloyd

Stewardship Secy. Mrs. Pickering regarding the allocation. It was de- cided to raise the allocation $5.00 for the coming year. An encourag- ing letter was also read from the Presibyterial Resident, Mrs. Matheson. ‘The Easter ‘mank- offerlng envelopes were distributed and it was decided to hold m

Bum. Thmlboueflng “mo, m Earl Ilalton. who administered the Hall on Monday evening

Mr. Jack MtzAfillay, P. 1:. r. tele- phone employee spent the week- end at his home in Cardigan Head.

Mr. Russel MacAulay has return- ed to resume his position in Manc- ton, after spending a couple of goals at his home in Cardigan

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Mr. John T. Corooran, 4d Road, gas a. visitor to the city on Tiles-

ay.

Mr. Harry 'I‘ra.lnor, Baldwins Rd, was a. recent visitor to George- town.

Mr. Paul Schrander, Baldwin‘! Rd. was a. visitor to Vernon River recently.

Mr. Samuel Johnson, Cardigan Head, who has been employed in Nova. Scotia, for the past several months, arrived home on ‘Thursday.

Mrs. Ernest Moor, New Perth, spent the past few weeks at her home in Cardigan Head tending her Sister Miss Melvina Garden.

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A Comedy Drama in 3 Ase;

PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE

DON MESSEIPS ORCHESTRA BALCONY TICKETS on aele March 11th at flu ttoddln Bron, Victor Coyle and Kelly's Grocery

Adm. Adults 35c—Chlldren

RESERVE scars AT n. '1'. IIOLMAN up. [a 0|) m, MARCH 18th

Proceeds in aid of Charitable Fund

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Irish Society

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AFTERNOON 3.15 P. M, 15c Flume,

llew Glasgow and Vicinity

Pte. Wil'ls Andrew h spending a few days at his home here.

Mrs. Margaret Archibald is im- proving since her recent illness.

Mr. Revel Dickleson, Merchant, spent two days in the city last week on business.

Mir. Btauley Houston, has return- ed to his home here after having spent some time in the RE. Island Hospital. Friends hope for a speedy recovery in health.

A.O.Q Ira Hill is spendirzg his leave at his home in Mayflel .

Mr. Melvin Ling Wheatley River left Friday morning for Qttsws he will visit his sister. Miss Mabel Ling. 0! the Civil Service. He will also visit Mr. and Mrs. Borden Ling iznt Kingston, Ont, before return-