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‘Kid Prom sols...» At Prince Edward Today Is All For Laughs

Some of the racketeering that goes on behind the scenes of the prizeﬁght qfgirlnc is hilariousl ex- posed in " e Kid fmm Ko omo. he comedy featuring Pat O'Brien, Wayne Morris and Joan Blonclell which opens today at the Prince Edward Theatre.

In the new picture every char- acter and every twist of the plot is |'lu.morous. The hero is al er admirable in every respect ‘except that he does seem to be just a bit tlence, even for a country bumpkin who has been slickcred by a vrooked light manager into leaving his not- lvc heath to become a professional

. schemi lg t manager. played by Pat-. provi es s mot or for Wayne in the person of a raf- i

should be applied regularly.

important. Delay reduces the value of the spray. The cost

apart from the labor is not sprayed properly last year

terrific loss. The market trend would indicate at least

another fair year.

Ses.our representatives or call at our office for your ‘ spray requirements. Wholesale or retail prices given on

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Potato Growers cannot afford to neglect the growing crop of potatoes. Efficient spraying with Bordeaux to pre- vent Blight and with Calcium Arsenate to destroy insects

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distant youth had been an actress.

The boy travels fast up the ladder of nstic success. with the money rolling in, his "mother" takes ad- vantage of the situation for her own beneﬁt. From there on. there's a luc- cession of rapid fire. uproarious complications that lead finally to a climatic brawl which is one of the funniest scenes of roughhouse ever filmed.

supporting the featured trio, is a cast rich with accomplished co- medians.

SHIJLTERS UNWELCOME

MANCI-ITESTER, En~g—0pinion in England regarding air raid shelt- ers has changed. A few months ago, a popular vote showed en- thusiasm for the ecau-tlon.-lry huts. A new survey 5 crws consid- erable indiff

erence. Ilse M|nsrd's for bites.

only

Early applications are very

excessive. The grower who insured himself against a

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‘Shoppe.

,received a. very :Tue5day night on return to their

fish old kleptomaniac who in her 2

‘Central Guardian Eastem G"‘"'di“"

‘rhhoolnlnnhrosorvsdfornowsot looil interest but Idvcrtllsinl of s nswsy nature may be inserted at 5 cents s word strtclti M!- sbls In advance.

CRASWELI. for rllotogrspms.

CONFEDEBATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-9789-7-21-31.

ml!}1YR0 DAIl:Csl::nst ngegfh Grove every e is-641-6-20-M-36.

PERMANENT WAVES SPECIALS .00 to $7.00. Colleen Beaut L-80-'l-14-2.

lLc.N.v.a.—lwlnsa ll-om Muster at. Divisional Headqua.ru.-rs. Friday. July 14th at '1 P. M. L-112-'l-14-ll. DUNDAS UNITED. — Annandale at 11, Dundas at 8. The Charlotte-

town Octette will be at Dundas. L-115-7-14-IL

DISTRICT CONVENTION Corn-

ll. w. Pmrview. Long Creek. North River. Ringwood. st. Catherine's, New Haven. Kingston and Meadowbank postponed until

ATTENTION ADVEETlSEB.S— Advertisements for insertion the following day must be in this of- fice not later than 11 a. In. 5 3 '1

ELECTRIC illuminations for Confederation Welk. We have all kinds colored lights and sockets. CHAPPELL as CO. 164 Queen St.

L-94-'1-l3-3i.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND SEB- VICES. — Sunday. July lath. Crap- aud. st. John's Church. Sunday School 10.00 A.M. Evensonﬂ 7.30 PM. 5 " °‘%.f“' "*i‘i"3'.§"‘l"'.‘. $23’?

or-n yer . . . . . R. Hnfgnan. L-88-7-14-ll.

WINSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE. —Servlces Sunday, July 16th are as follows: Winsloe North 11 A. M. Hlﬂnehllg 3LP. M. Wrianslggeiﬂlérisll 7.30 P. . . . I‘O0'ﬂ'I . -

L-l14-7-14-li.

CAVENDISH CHARGE. — Wor- ship on Sunday. July l6th—8tan- ley Bridge at 11 A. M. and North Rustico at 7.30 P. MI Geo, W. Tilley, Minister. L-104-7-l4-ll.

ARRIVE BY PLANE FOR HOLI- DAY—Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kohl- berg and son, Bronxville, N. Y.. are visiting in Charlottetown. They flew from Bar Harbor, Maine. in their private plane.

BRIDAL COUPLE RETURN. — Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald cordial welcome

home in Orwell from a. delightful honeymoon to Boston and New York.

CORNWALL PASTORAL CHAB.GE.—Services on Sunday. July 16th. Kingston: 8. 3. 10.15 A. M. Service 11 A. M. New Dominion: S. S. 2 P. M. service 3 P. M. Corn- wall: S. S. ll AM‘. Service 7.30 P.M. Rev. E. R. Woodslcle, Minister.

L-105-'1-14-11.

ME. AND MRS. A. N. Mcl'NN'IS. announce the engagement of their

Macdonnld 20th Century Liberal

..°'I'us column. b- rsssnod for Itlews ogllsuol .Intorut.mlIll.lt salvo:-° III»; A nowsy ns inserted It-“I cents

strict]! E lilo in advance.

..'BUBSCB!P'.l'l0N to t Charlottetown Gusrdslsn ma Ii): handed to their Rout. Ammo gums.

.."l.‘0 VISIT WORLD FAIR- Miss Virginia Stcwlrt of Murray Harbor accompanied by her brother-in-law James Harris of the same place and George (Buddy) Graham of Murray Harbor North. left last week by motor for Bos- ton, where Miss Stewart will spend a few weeks visiting her sister. Mrs. Terrence Quir.\:!n. During then stay in United States Miss stew- art and Mr. Harris will pay a visit to the New York World's run. Mr. and Mrs. all will uccongsaa

em home on their return trip.

..‘l.-IOME FOR BURIAL-—'I‘he remains of Harry Harris of Butte, Montana. arrived home at Murray Harbor last week for burial. Mr. Harris who is a brother of Mr. Pearl Harris of White sands. was a mining engineer in Montana. The deceased left home at the age of 18 and last visited his birth- ﬁlﬁce 35 years ago. he was 85 at

death. The funeral was held Murray Harbor United

from Ch

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claims Progress In lloalingwith Problem (if Unemployed Youtil

(By The Canadian Press! HALIFAX. July 12 — Building “urpon solid experience. with some regard for pruderlce alnd *economy," the Liberal Administration has adle great strides Hi dealing with

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Iﬁ-Ilﬂacspodslmo "- .. '__j.yo' of Kellogg's Corn Flakes has never been equalled! And they're so easy to serve : ; a truly Ills "so-Second Breskfsu." No wonder Ksllogg's Corn links: are Canada’: mm popular ready-to-no cereal! Order seven] packages today; Made by Kellogg‘; in London. Csnsds.

m the problem of unemployed youth, help wake you: sleepy system. ;\_a, Labor Minister Norman McL. R.og- M-nys-Hollbosowfnh-dnpalupi " ers said here tonight. ' Liberal speakers could present 9. reoordnogus of Jléhatin has been done, lair. F0 . f mam“ the gum been u N“ 5 answer to " 6 ur owlngso OW tholoysloostodunuinnichtthstoormsnyhsdgponnm vague promises Dr. Manion . . 0100. of tlhe N‘ sung mun ‘hm ormg (Conservative Leadelr ru. Manion) Fair “R311” Feature Railways. used when ﬁle‘ mu fuming ll. l.m?..¢:.., a..lu..’°§; is tmfli 1'z‘u°§o?§lvl"i" °‘°°"’ 0! I Program designed as a sort of “tin Wis operated o occasion of the royal visit. press oommalt ‘ ooincideq arallel to the civilian con5ervat- MONTREAL Q“: N 1 lines of the National system. withreparmnlielsrnde. t;heYluo- on oolrps in the United States." Mm“ ,,,5mm',0 the M"‘°. ”“ "1‘°m3*4°n 1-9 wntained in a to Ge S slav capitol. that for s vll-tun .1-ms_ he “hi “has been the one M New York can g: s Pair gram from New York received to- rmany [)0IlS0l'S alliance between a two slsv ml. ”m"’”°‘1s"99°5“°“ b‘’ D“ M3’-"1°“ of four showings eaﬁltow iiternoousured My M‘ hudquwmn 0‘ the nu’ N C B um‘ w°"“un' ‘“p°m ‘ppm gg mm“‘“’;§m’;‘;;g’ ifgvlgvgieujgugé "Railroads on r-erase-"wlllen T935 my‘ vs No 6400 is being soup. Burns guy l;‘—(AP) _i§:c.“‘E°"'" mun“ iugfmumm E3 c,c_c_ W .,,s.f1med ,,,'m, U“. W19 of the transportation display shown. at ale World's Fair in newsp-pin in Sofia. hinted to--nrln 1eusa.'-'' "' ' lied States in 1932. and yet the Bennett-Manion Administration “; failed to take any pa.:a.llel,actid:l “ atmwthnltév time." ’ _ 9391-5 poke c ban t __ ...‘_.—.————.—— ._————-—— . maridns the sclose ‘hf athe igglfa ‘ Sootla Liberal Association and

Club annual conventions.

20 Canadians

daughter Elsie Eleen to James Oscar Diamond. son of Mrs. Diamond and: the late Mr. Wallace Diamond Charlottetown. Marriage to take place in Alu8'u.st. L-l0l-7-14-li. HAMPTON UNITED CHARGE. — Services on Sunday. July 16th as follows: communion of the Lord's Supper. Bonshaw 11 A. M. Desable 3 P. M. Hampton 7.3o. There will also be a service in Victoria at 7.30. L-100-7-14-1i.

NORTH STAR T0 CALL——The "North star" will call at Charlotte- town en route from New York. on August 1 and 29: and from Mont- real on July 25 and August 22. on her Labrador cruises. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA:-Brookneld Charge. Scr- vioes next l.prd's Day. Communion Service Hartsville, ll A.M.. Prepara- tory Service Friday 8 P.M. addressed by Dr. Townshend of Charlottetown. Special Orange a and rvice at Bmol-meld at 8 P. M. tion with District L. O. L.

‘School Brookneld 10.30 A M Hun- L-113-’!-14-li. Q

HUNTER. RIVER UNITED CHARGE. Rev. W. A. MacQuan'le. B. D.. Minister. services for Sunday. July 18th will be at North Wiltahire at 11. Hampshire at 3. and Hunter Rive rat 730 Sunday School at North Wilishire at 10, at Hunter River at 10.30 and at Hampshire at . L-120-7-14-ll.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Rodd. North Milton. arlnounoe the engagement of their only daugh- ter Doris Eileen to Mr, Guv Edgar Kenn‘-dy. vounsfut son of Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Kennedy. southport. Mar- riage to take place in St. John's Church, Milton, August 4th.

L-l2l-7-16-ii.

: :PROVlNCIAL EXIIIBITION Prize Lists for 1039 are now ready Illml heir: mall:-.-I. If a ropy does ‘not reach you nlcrn write J. W.

Bonlter. Sec'y. Chnrlotto-twovl. L-230-B-2'1-tf.

I Gene Goes North I In Capitol Theatre Screen Offering

Gene Autry. who has built u an enviable reputation ridirl’ rd rourldin' up rustlers and singln‘ and playl.n' on his ‘gee-oar’, now has ridden far afield to seek his cine- matic fortunes in the Far North! "Blue Montana skies." wustcrn which ned last ht It the

Ca. ml atre. Clone so a cat is man who iourneys into Oun- ads to outwit 5 gang engaged] in mlggslﬂxgewglte fox mum V n tires are on tuning delineated 0 _ with lug. cious Juno storey for feminine sp. ubi tolls

gurnettc for comedy effects. when-he discovers that June is

co-owner of the dude ranch sus- ctledofoonillcityinthafurrobc

33116:. Gene 5 at a. loss to know

what to do. But June soon conﬁg-

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LONDON. July l2—(C‘P Cable)-— Twenty Canadians were among those presented to the King and Queen tonight in the fourth court of the ear and the first big social event snee Their Majesties return from Canada. The Canadians and hundreds of others waited for hours in 9. km: line of cars along the Mall to make their brief curtsey before Their Majaties. It was a warm summer evening. and sightseers lined the leafy avenue geering at the debu- tents; lhroug car windows. The Canadian women presented to Their Msjesties were: Miss Julia Hal-kett, Miss Patricia Hanson. Mrs. Stuart Mc.DoUI3'&ll. Miss Margot McDomrall and Mix Pesrgy Show all of Montreal.

Mrs. Colin Ramsay and Miss Dorothea Ramsay. Bedford. Que. Mrs. Churchill Mann. st. Johns.

ue. Mrs. John Cumminn. Hull. Que. Mrs. ‘Courtenay Hwatrev. Mrs. Ralph Mcaurney. Mr=. Basil Price. Miss Marjorie Price and Mrs. Charles Turner. all of Ottawa.

Mrs. .l'..I. Gi'h“ﬂl‘le and Miss Pa- tricia Gihbons. Toronto,

Miss MadeI°inF Canlelon and Mrs. Percival M~l<el-sznw. Vancouver.

Mrs. Rennie Mclvlurtry and Miss Ana Mclvfurtry, resident in London. England.

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burn and dirt picked out.

sin of single yarn medium. and doubled yarn. is ﬁne, medium and course. also hooking yarn.

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parcel-. ,

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Price gr lmwsshed wool 11 cents cull. 14 cents trade

Auto Palm. lllanileu and fancy ﬂed Throws for sale.

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