iijsir. to. 1947

BUS SERVICE -

BONALDSTON SCHOOL, Tuesday, June l7, at 8:30 PM. nAKSHFlELD HALL, Wednesday, June l8, at 8:30 P. M.

QOVEHEAD HALL, Friday, June 20, at 8:30 PM.

Speaker: EVERYBODY WELCOME

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you Manor's Drehutra iitlcounoiisriou run i200

FLDUR SHOW

15 cents iioiiiitl Trip PRICE ro sriouuns so cams .

Tickets 0n Sale at: Ray's, Bradley Service Sta tion, Reddin Bras, Dr. J. A. Macktillan’: Oi- lice, Committee Members, and Peters and Gallant Store, Nomi Rust-km

‘HARLOTTETOWN, Monday, June l6, at Union Hall at 8:00 P.M

DOUGLAS MacBRlEN, C.C.F. Organizer for P, I. I

TENSE THBILLEER i ‘ OPENING HlBEn

Colombians "Johnny Otlod.’ Mlepenseiill modern melodrama of a gambler and his ladies, oo-starr- in_g Dick Powell and Evelyn Keyes, ’ will open today at the Prince Ed- ward Tihcati-e. ThLs story of a fab- ulcus character and his absorbing"

|Oi|N§QN'S RIVER SCHOOL, Thursday, June l9, at 8:30 P.M. “pmllﬁ 51V“ WW9“ his 111°“ "l-

Baslng role as o two-listed gambler who plays rough with women who play cute. Miss Keyes is to be seein as a hard-bailed show-girl who loses her heart to Powell. Director RObert Rossen. working from his own screenplay. ins eon- cocted a screen drama crammed

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Tennis Gluh

DANCE

NWBIL, June l8 ‘wiiiitsii MEMORIAL ustt

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Charlottetown

Come along, join the dance

and bring the gang too. RESERVE THE DATE Music By The Legionaires

wltih action, suspense, gunplay and the feverish excitement of the chase. Many romantic interludes have been woven inin the ﬁlm's fabric. which stresses purposeful ‘movement.

Plroducer Edward G. Nealls has assembled a large cast of capable supporting players including Lee J. Cobb in the meaty role of a metho- dical detective: Ellen Drew as tiho wife of S. Thcmas Gomez. who por- trays a big-shot. gambler; Nine. Pooh. naive chcclsraom girl in I gambling casino, and fohri Kellogg, underworld character.

CURLEY -- MlcFAlLLANE

0n JLLne 7th. a quiet. wedding nus held at Trinity United Manse. Summerslde, when Betty Frances, eldest daughter of Mrs. Sadie and the late Wilbur MacFarlane, be- aairiie the bride of Iva-rt Francis, son o! Mr. and Mrs. hilt-ed curiev of Freetown.

LDAILY CROSSWORD

ACROSS 2 One skilled 20 Set tntoa 1.50:1» in rowing surface possessed about 21 Bridge

ll-Iiigrosaed 3 Piantof supports

tCoc-iike ﬁsh mallow 23 Property

family - (LTY

Recline: 25 Polish Large raof- 28 Slight taste ing slrite 30 Erudite River tit.) 33 River Noblemen Little 86 Fish-from coniiiiirtion child l5. hliilprind 12. Notion 38 Throb 1-. Sllllfll l5 A m: 4i. incite- l9. Slight taste l6. On tire 43 Bamboo- 91MB 18. Humor like grass distance l-tBreeze ZtiNicltcl tsyiii l ~ ﬂPrtiitgx Z9. Dclicri to net-like ' lfiliicrial 8i. Biblical city 32. Little girl iliEiiililre i5 L’: Joined Sivitoliiy ,- ilt-Alfirnintive

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Saturday's Answer

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NiCKEL WHEN SHE 605$ GIT.’ TALKIU l5 USELEQS" SHE NEEDS A LESSON" HERE SHE COMES!

. The young couple were attended by Miss Helen Stewart and Mr Lloyd Reeves.

i The bride wore ii lovely blue suit with black accessories and a corsage of red roses. Her only 15W-

.elrs' was irsingle strong of Peﬂlﬂ

he gift of the groom.

if After the ceremony a millet luncheon was held at the bride's home. The happy couple will re- side in Free\oam.——S.

‘NAIL PRICES UP

Rodent bulletins of the w.P.T.B.. along with items in the daily Dress. have served to inform public and dealer alike that the price oi‘ wire

iitsrmom creams mart “MP1 W!‘ i‘. E. I. Knights of Colonies smuonuu. cum»

At iii-viii iiustloo, Tuesday Evening, June 17w i

l; Josephine ration-an

Iguana It!!!

A; ; rule, l Vlll-Qzﬁlt-IG squeeu plsy loaves the 61PM"! quite tielnleu. but. somemm. the KQHEPIII nt-odii their unvltuns ll‘ sismioo. Observe coder‘: seal:

H! Northdeelo Iottisldenvuinesulttn. ll SAKTC ' QKB s‘ ‘IOUIQ “I, :10: N ‘m1: OQB?‘ W E QQJIO (S: s QIOQ 4,04 4,5 5x00 '15 QAJ ' §AKQJ7$ ‘ﬂtelsidding: Ion-ls’ lust South Wee! l. l‘ i‘ Pull d‘ Puss (NT Pun so Pue our Puss

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loubti elphiaed smrwua t3 he had bid six notirtlnp rat-her Lhll six elubs becarse he did not Want- to run the risk that West migﬁt have a singleton spade and be It'll! to ruff the second rounil cf the suit. This. of course. was Poslble. but at the same time 1i was l little far-fetched. As it happened, six clubs would have bePr. a lay- down.

Against six niotrump, wet. led his tap spade; East Pl" HI! the "69 and returned the spade queen, De- clarrr won and ran of! his six Clli-‘l tricks, while East discarded three spades. one heart and one diamond. south realized that his only chance for the twelfth trick depended on East's having the onlv heart stopprr far his side: so South new cashed the King and aLe 0! diamonds, in that order. and wglted expectantly for 11st’; plays. Blast could follow suit la the first diamond. but the second round was too much for him. If he gave up his last spade, South could cab the spade nine, with which he W15 marked: but: when East actually Qilﬁlfdﬂd another heart, reducini his hand to the blank queen-Jack. ldeclarer fcund it extremely easy to ces-h the ace. kin; and seven of hearts, thus fulfilling the sum oon- tract.

It is strange but true that a slight difference in East‘; deferij would have made a profound dif- Jerence in the result. East should have lrt South win the ﬁrst spade lead! This would i-iave nipped U16 squeeze right in the bud. by put» ting the timing of the hand in East/s. insteadiof in South‘; favor. Try i! for yourself:

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nails has been advanced. One rea- soin- foi- this mdvuiee. among otheirs given by the W. P._T. 1., is that it will tend to diverts greater quan- tity of steel tonsil manufacture and th-us bring about. an increase in lprodiictlon. It i5 to be looped utter this result will be achieved. as this item, so essential to the building trade, has been in very alwrt stup- ply for some time. There has also been a corresponding hue-ruse in the price of fence staples.

PUBLIC

FORUM

ON

EDUCATION

v Thursday, June

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19 '— 8.30 PM.

SPEAKERS:

»L. W. SHAW, M.A. (Department of Education)- "Teacher Recruitment and Curriculum."

"School Improvement and merit."

‘R. F. S. REEVES (Farmer! R i "Efficient Administration

MRS. FRED GATES (Women's lnstitule)--

Home and School Improve-

epresentativeh- and Improved Schools."

MlSS ESTELLE EOWNESS (Teachers' Federationl- ' . "Teacher Professional Improvement." \

Public Discussion Following Speakers.

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