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if’. Island Hospital Sponsors New Grace Moore Film

"When You're In Love" Proves Just About Perfect Film Fare Ciin you picture Grace .\l0Oi€

siir ing “Aliniiie the ltlooclie-r." with

ii i 'lipllzllt‘ gestures‘? You don't

bi. ie it? Well, trot right over to

lllt‘ Prince Edward Theatre where

h»? now Cllllllllbili. picture. "When

You're In Love.” opened yesterday,

z and ltllii‘ a lmk. Take a low looks

-—l'..> one o1 the best films you've

, ever sveni T» cull it gay. gorgcoiw. giddy.

and generous with Miss Moore's

lot-wry voice- ivnulti be insuffcient.

ll 1 Om‘ i. rim haivpiest affairs that

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i Nlillllf‘ whom you‘l. tall

. all O\E‘l‘ again.

Bvsides minding "Nfinnie," the opera star beautifully renders such mnsttirpirclt- its Schubert's “Seren- il(l-'. "Ono inc Day" from “Mad- nua- Bultcrltv." "Siboneyﬂ "Vissie Dzirtv" iroiii "Lit Tosca." the "Waltz Aria" irimi "Romeo and Juliet," and "Tn the‘ Gleaming." All these be- sides two excellent new popular iiuiubcrs by Jerome Kern. "Our SUIT-i lllltl "Wliislliiig- Boy."

Miss Moore is perfectly supported with a grand story by Robert Riskln

of "Mr. Deeds" and "It Happened

One Night" lame. Cary Grant is

jllsl right as a hard-drinking Amer-

ican artist, while other roles are

dcitlt with skillfuly by Aline Mac-

Mahon, Henry Stephenson, Thomas, Mitchell, Caihiiriic Doucet. Luisl Alberni and others.

The story concerns an Australian opera star who is forced to leave America when her passport expires. Going to Mexico in a desperate at- tempt i0 tihciizigle lior way back in order to sing at an important testi- val, her scheme falls through. As a last resort. she becomes a citizen by marrying an American artist, whom she pays $2.000. From then on, it's always wnning.

“Whcn You're In Love" is, sim- ply, one of the most delightful, hcarI-ivarniing pictures you've ever come across. Chalk up one more victory for Grace Moore. And doii‘t forget Robert Riskin, who makes his directorial bow with a triumph.

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FREETOIVN INSTITUTE

The monthly met-Eng of Birch Grove Women's Insttute met at the home of lVlrs. Frank Deacon Wednesday evening, April 21st. In the absence of the President, Mrs. Alfred Curley was appointed chair- nmii for the evening. The meeting opened with the Ode and repeat- ing of Creed in unison. Roll call was responded to by 10 members and three visitors. Minutes of last meeting were read. approved and signed; collection amounted to 51 cents. School Committee reported being to visit the school. Sick Committee reported that three boxes of fruit wcie got for sick. Business-moved and seconded that a pencil sharpener be pur- ciiasctl for school. also riiovcd and seconded that iiie Institute mem- bers miike candy to sell at the play. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. George Jardine. Program Committee. Miss Rene Arising. Mrs. Brewer Auld. Mrs. Albert Campbell. Lunch Committee, Mrs. Frank Dear-mi, Mrs. William Fran- cis, Mis. Elmer Gauthier. The program for the evening consisted of a flower contest also a drawing

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POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday a motorist charged with s was fined $30 or iii lieu of payment 30 days in Jilll. A prohibition case was adjourned un- til today. Two drunks failed to ap- pear and had their bail bonds es- trea

FUNERAL THURSDAY-into re- mains of the late Mrs. Duncan Mc- Q Donald will arrive in Charlotte- town Tuesday night. Funeral Will be held on Thursday, April 29th at Dundas Presbyterian Church, ser-

vice sta-rting at 2 o'clock. Ii

FUNERAL SEIWIGES —'I‘he re-i mains of the late Mr. John Wil-i lam MacPhail will be conveyed from the McLean Funeral Home on Tuesday afternoon to his father's residence New Haven. On Wednesday a short family service will be held at the home thence to Clyde River Baptist Church for regular funeral service at two P.

FUNERAL SERVICES—The fun- veral of Hugh McLiire was held from

Wednesday afternoon, service at the house being conducted by Rev. Ar-

ABOITT THE HOLLAND J; " ' -

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Prince Edwa. . is to Dc 1v- pi-esented at the i-lolland BOY Scout Janiboi-vc. Unlortunatcly

the Provincial Council will be un- able to finance the trip for the’ boys, so all those wishing to attend ‘g must pay their own ivziy, but first they must bc zit-copied. This means the bolus must have pus. ed certain tests and must be aipprovcd by the Provincial Council.

Some oi‘ tile tests they must pass are as l'oilo\v.~:. Two _v0:il'S COHUHUOUS service as a Scout previous to Jan. 1937; satisfactory uecommendation from school itutli tics; good rc- cord of diligence and efficiency; must curry Dominion registra- tion curds. The boy's also must have their Crimp Cooks Bridge and. be a First Class Scout.

One can’ see from looking over thcsc ri-qulrcrriciit limt the boys attending the Jamboree must be fit and ready. The Provincial Council must take h1g2; whose par- ents can afford io S(‘l'i(‘l thcin and who at ihp sumo time are Scouts and lnvc liaswd quircd Wists to ih.» . sf ilic Couiivil No boy m.i_v attend the Jauiborce unless he has passed the renuirrd torts. Tho Council wants boys: of whom Prince Ed- ward Isliinrl can be proud. l

thur Waliis, and at the grave by the Oran e Order. Hymns sung were: “T Lord is My Shepherd". and “Safe in the Arms oi Jesus." Mr. Robert Hill also rendered the beautiful hymn "Only Remember- ed." The pall bearers were: Daniel Buchanan, Malcolm McSwain. Bod- erick McKay, Charles McKenzu. Dan W. MacDonald and James Brown. Interment was in Spriiigton cemetery.

OLD RESIDENT DEAD — ltlaiiy old friends will regret to leuru oi the death of Miss (Jitihei-iiie Ciiro- l line Ellis which occurred at Llll" home of her niece Nlrs. Rosa lien-l i nessey. South Weymoiith, lifnss, on; April 6, 1937. Miss Ellis, who is wcll remembered as one of the older residents of Charlottetown is the last o! a. family of eieveii all oi whom were former residents.

ROTARY-The Rotarians heid a purely business meeting yesterday. with Past President P. W. Clarkin t in the chair. There were no guests. President J. M. lviiirley announced that at next Monday's meeting the officers would be elected for the year. The meeting appointed a nominating committee, consisting of Past Presidents H. L. Palmer, Walter S. Grant. and P. W. Turner to prepare a slate of candidates to be voted on.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of Win. ‘McM irrcr who passed away in Boston on last Tuesday was held yesterday mom- lng from ll Douglas Street to the Church of the Most l-lny Redeem- er where Rev. Father Baiiios, C.SS. R. celebrated Requiem High Mass i The members of the Canadian Le- gion attended in a body. The pail bearers were Messrs. Jas. McKen- na, Rrobt. Nichol-soil. John Milllfll',i Jas. Leightizer, Peter Morrison and; Wilfred Cormicr. Service tit the grave was conducted by Rev. Futhvr‘ MbKenna, C.SS.R_. and the Last Post sounded by Lt. Vvcston Smith.

MRS. J. L. THOMSON LAID TU REST-The funeral took place yes- tcrday afternoon from llPl‘ lzilc home. 1'1 Rochfoid Square. of Mrs. John L. Thomson. widow of thcj well known station agent of that‘

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Thu Knights of Pythias impressive Thursday. April 22nd. in memory of

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BAD ROADS-Three sections of the York road are in the worst

‘D. H. ANGUS

D. H. Angus, who ha: been lili-

pointed Managing Director of Dum-

lro Gold Corporal-ion. This Com- pany has started to open up the

illiI Duparquet property next to the man are daily expected at Cal-

Bcaitle Gold Mine! Ltd. Mr. Angus ls also a director of Beuttle Gold and McWaitoi-s Gold

Rev. Dr. J. Keir Fraser at the home their cousin. Mrs. and at tho grave, interment being formerly 0i! Union Road, Lot 38. in the Peoples’ Cemetery. The pall- bzarers \Vl.‘l‘C Messrs. A. E. Morri-i son, D. A. MacKinnon, John Mac- Donald. P. J. MacDonald, S.A. Mac- Leod and J. _R. Burnett.

MR5. B. C. COX DEAD-In the

passing of Mrs. Baiinerman C. Cox yesterday at her home, 4 Brighton Road. after a short illness. Char- lottetown loses one of its highly re- spccimi citizens. revered and loved by relatives and friends. She leaves to mourn one daughter Miss Laura Cox and two sons Mr. Clifford Colx of Soul-is and Mr. Roy Cox of this

~ity lo wliuni deepest sympathy is Cox during her iivi mo was an active member of

St. Paul's Church from which the funeral will take place.

IN MAGISTRATITS COURT-A

gasoline theft. case before Magis- triuc G. J. Tw-eedy. KC, yester- day was adjourned until today for further young men tilvutled “not guilty"to

defence evidence. Two

ho theft of gasoline after they

were arrested by Mounted Police more than Traffic Act cases were heard. one with speeding through the village of Hunter River, was ﬁned $5.00 and costs. Another motorist charg- cd with cutting in on the line of traffic was also fined $5.00 and 00TH. A truck driver. charged with ovcrloailiiig a truck. was sentenced to pay rt nominal ﬁne.

Three In cicfeiidant. charged

a week ago.

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MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD — held an Memorial Service on

heir ldio Brother. Past Chancellor

Peri-y A. Fnrquliarson which was fcelingly observed by a large num- ber ol members of the order. Chan- cellor

Commander Frank Tlnney pin-sided. Solos filling the occasion vwic rendered by P. C., James

‘Calder and Kn ght John McKenzie, tho music being under tlic direction of Prof. Kendall the pianist of the Ol'(l(‘l'. In the passing of Past Chan- cellor Fuijquliarson Iiiiiglifs 0i‘ Pythias loses one of its most outstanding members. n stal- wart of Fylliinnism and a valiant. champion of the principals of the order. While Chancvﬁor Comman-

the Order 0f

dor of the

local lodge it was — \— » —- t.

You know what good. salesmanship-is!

GOOD BUYMANSI-IIP

‘Knowing how to buy tho things you need meunl money to you.

IIuvo you oonlidercd that this principle lppllol when purehualng tire mileage?

Goodyear time urc u Inge package of‘ mlluu. You ply u little more at tho time d!’ purchase to get u much lower price per hundred miles oi‘ use.

Some thud thut mly look like burguinu have only u oompurutlvely umull mileage built into them. They are cmdll puckugoc of mils-the expensive and extravagant way to buy.

puts dollars in your pocket, too!

Goodyear mileage cont, in compurilom with the mileage ooct of "burguin" that.

F ' . h" hush‘ you the economy proves that Goodyear uuoru often [at thd " I ;_',_I;';u'i“;;f_',g_',,';_"°""""°°“"°"°°"' rztztitzz‘.ttzrzitia..'""",izz»rtsﬁrrl

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condition posible. Residents think these sections should be built HP during the coming - _

f EIECTRICITY COMING — Re- ‘ port has it. that the electric Wire ll ‘Qgoing to pass through York. It is |thought this is the best way t0 carry electricity to two hotels at Stanhope and the National Park at Tracadie.

COMING FROM INDIA-—Mrs. A. C. Fisk, PhD. and sisters. the Misses Charlotte and Sara Hol-

gary, on their way to their home in P. E. I. from India. The two latter have been for many years , missionaries of the Methodist ED- iscopal Church, USA. While in icalgary they will be the guests of Fred Euory.

ENJOYABLE BANQUET — A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Erie Coles on Friday. April 16th, when the people of North Milion arid the shareholders of Milton rink gathered there to tender a. bB-ri- quet to the Milton Hornets, both the senior and the junior teams. The banquet table fairly groaned under the weight of the good things the ladies had provided to eat. and was decorated in black nlld red. the colors of the teams, and centred by the beautiful tro- phy won by the senior team dur- ing the season. When the boys had had their fill o! the good things the following toasts were drunk: The King, proposed by Mr. David Roberts and responded to by singing ""'I'he King". A toast to the teams proposed by Mr. Percy Hooper, who warmly con- gratulated the boys on their suc- cess of the past season especially the senior team. which of all the games they played during the win- ter never lost one nor had a tie. This toast was responded to by Mr. David Roberts. A toast to the ladies was proposed by Mr. Ernest Coles and responded to by Mrs. Ei-le Coles. When the rest of the guests had partaken of theirsharc of the good things, the remainder of the evening was spent in cards and dancing. The thanks of all go out to Mr. and Mrs. Coles for opening their home for this occa- sion and a very pleasant evening's enjoyment.

Personal

The condition of Mrs. Joseph Dover, Pleasant Grove, is consid- ered serious.

Mr. Ambrose Doyle, Pleasant Grove, paid a business visit to the city Saturday.

Mrs. i001.) Crockett, York. is enjoying wonderfully good health for a lady ln_her 87th year.

through his efforts that the order of Pythian Ssters was organized in

WAY traction from four-wuy-poinlod clin- mnndc In the centre of the tread, lnulnl grca tcr nfcty every mile you drive.

For tire advice thut will Ieuvc you mm!” in pocket, ooncult u Goodyear deulur. He'll chow you uotuul “footprlnlu" of convincing pool of the long IBIVIOG Goodycurc give.

2O DIFFERENT GOODYEBRS . . . TO SUIT ALL CARS, BUSES. TRUCKS AND TRACTORS

this city.

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CANADIAN tAnv irt ur rut... How quick relief came from

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If you are a victim of back-ache, joint-pains and rh ellmaﬂ ism, you are probably very constipated. If the bowels dmﬂ move actively the blood becomes tainted-this sets up pain, and stiffness. To get quick relief you must flush the bowels --clean out all wastes-house-clean the system.

Quick results follow the use of Dr. Hamilton's Plug.‘ take one or two of these little pills before going to gleep. In the morning you'll feel better. No pain, no griping, bu; sure results! Wonderful in all rheumatic conditions.

BACK-ACHE MADE LIFE A DAILY TORTURE!

"I have been using Dr. Hamilton’; Pill: for ovoi- ten years, and wish to any I have been beneﬂtted greatly through their use. I have suffered with Rheumatism foi- u long time, but since using Dr. Hamilton’: Pills I have not had any pains, and I feel like a new person. I would not be without Dr. Hamilton’: Pills, and claim they are the beat for any one who suffer: from Rheumatism, headache! and torturing back-ache.

(Signed) Mrs. E. Judge, Brandon-d, Oiii.

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Sunday visitor to Pleasant Grove. the occasion being the serious ill- ness oi’ his sister, Mrs. J.O. Dover.

Mr. A. E. Mellish, who spentthe winter at York. left for his home at Union Road last week.

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mjimbt.“ a? Crockett was a "T missus.‘ nmigaériaiiﬁ

to his home at Covclicad. after l very pleasant visit with friends l! the city.

The Guardian is pleased iolearn that Mr. John Maxwell Crockett, Pleasant Grove. is improving aficl his recent illness.

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