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ADVANCE SALE ‘OF EVENING TICKETS AT OUR BOXOFFICE EVERY AFTERNOON FROM 3-5 P.M

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Water Commissioners Report Substantial Revenue Increase p

In Activities For Year 1943 . . . . . ~ itory of the aha

'1'iic ioiluwiu: C-cii -u * <

as ialli;\\5.-— o" Crescent.

At the were 3.187 water service;

water (iii l1§.!_ '

Beside eighty-our ‘ '- nccted to ihs- v-rilei" system.

Ali issued icr caused sidenW

TODAY ONLY — Judy Garland In

“PRESENTING LILY MARS"

.Addcd — Overseas NEWS — CARTOON SHOWING AT 3.15 — 7 and 9

PRINCE ED WARD

SPONSORED BY ROYAL CANADIAN SEA CADET CORP "KENT”

COMING - IIIIIR.—-FIII.—-SAT.

, 0554. fifiw ¢%‘”7f iii liiE iiisi iiiiziiit AVENTEiiiE iraii iiii uni iiiiiiiii iiiiiiciiis

i i“ liiilililiiiil liilliliSl

ALSO — NEWS — ODDITY — CARTOON SHOWING AT 3.15 — 7 — 8.45

mg cast are Marjorie Perry, William Frawiey team of Grace and Nicoo.

‘night clubs from coast to coast. Dancing Empliaslzed

Other dancinz specialties in the

. icture m- confribute b e ccl- UNIU-‘fi-lfle 9963111591" Y- P» U ‘Bank n e d ‘v m 3nd: met at. the nome ct‘ ivn". and Mrs. M 0- Decembu. the Jivin‘ Jacks and Jllls. Vocal‘ Haul. Daisy Paul had course 0f LN? ‘ ' [and danctnsz numbers are said to linve been cleverly incorporated in the story which focuses its interest _on the adventures oi a big-league ibnseball star who becomes in a romantic mix-up whi

{teiiance costs lor

"ILIINIOIIOWIHQ are according to our Con-

I-Iorton Dance Grown

|5""°“1%‘231'°d“"5 Devotional part. oi which opened by suiging “Silent. Night." followed by scripture Les- iigziltiilzen from Std gong” Cfwlbi-gl‘ , - verse rea s.. a — . . .

liamiiiiiiiiiqi rim MacPheeI PIB-Yelfyby Rov. Mr. “é?! i" "w PM finn- _. Emma.’ touowed by mrdts Prayer wt e resides in Charlottetown.

Disney CARTOON

MARCH OF TIME -— “NAVY LOG OF VICTORY” and COMMUNITY SING — HIT SONGS

nt water supply to the IiniiE

thefolloiving amount priest: from yAn appeal having been mad

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klcy Pum iiig Stat‘

mreclable improvement. it was clded that smiicihlllg further would

On the 23rd day

55,96fi,(§0ObL§11iiU1lS ofh ivhich ‘were _ t t _ - . supp ed 5 the Nort Riier ux emf: and m“ Younker ‘were ‘in; -.t n. . . ' ted a or n x 194.. a nous. .0 house rneck up of , %htt‘ HyoInn iigtlrézrs" mBe The Tie a

This makes the total consumpt- i from all sources t-i 529.428.0114 commenced to search . . . foi leaks. At the pres-ii. time this me relmmder o‘ ‘he evening spent in contests. Mcetim closed writ-h the National itnthcm.

This War-Joni"

been fit ind approxi- tmately three hundred fixtures that‘

rlottenvhi Water - ipvere running either through neg- ect f

. thousand cat's for ti the-year ending ‘on services

8 repairs, or through in- ) c .g.- heir lef. 15,-4.1, ivi... submitted ‘and for plumbing to. s

repair.‘ gallons, or during the j 262,887

8

a daily average of l ' prevent pipes freezing Department bye-laws a1 action to be taken against any person found wastin persons were fi

. Ji . gallons this Jeni ovci

Extcn

n, No debentures or bait-as smug diode during the year issued or sold clurin t 16 fret of 4 inch cast 171.1111 and 16 feet of 6

O arect ltif. lcct 0f 4 inch cii=t iicr. ‘ . One 6 incli main ':' was i smiled at the comer of I-imce and Stable Fitzroy streets.

ected in water rates. ing i5 a, Ctitfipdiallvfi stniccnent of. Increased Demand their premises and given an op-

Fr ii rtlllery engaged in long‘ t duglwon Eiivestern front. Britigh {Aood A< these flarures ham been re-l mlnl-‘wy dmlbled “m” “n 5""

s “I 1a VQHV improvea! ‘rlztiltgn-wgenncsltclzinsglcefig vlltgéillx ment in [he taiy demand an long Hahn“ northeast of m“ La

A large portion of this increased consumption is due - $42,814.99 ‘ ct‘ population svncc inc Wfll‘ start- 277.75 ed and also L18 expansion ul bus- 68378 ' iness of firms suppize; with waiei 7,507.6!» on a._meierer1 basis. From our re- 7,a5i.6'l‘coi-ds we knov that inc services 2,268.38 i supplied thzoizgh 641.39‘,cre2scd their fUllLl-Iull-t n

ever. on second offense coiir; action

5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hose. fountains, etc . were Stores, Offices

Liiilclings, Steamers,

paired, We found

it is felt that the co of all premises will

the unrestricted wasti-

bring about one of the establishing of a new supply].

that" h?!’ the supervision of Dr. E's. c. Keen-

E ipartment Lapin-stories and report-I Ifurnlghgd (hi; office snow a con- flnued supply of pure ilatcr,

, crease, there nss bees. iicu are Domestic Pur

gr. system. Stables i; we? time nelther- ma,‘

of these proposal: snnulxi be con- nh the full co-opcralion of all

use of water, we have an ample supply for tin; duration, meantime We shall thoroughly in- vestlgnte tlie necessary action to

' s is ope partly to

partment have been ciiefullY M" tended to during the near and are in excellent condition

7,524.34 leaking flxtuz

ment for the uiir have been audit- ed “q Qertillqd correct by the auditors, H. J Gordon and Will- iam Moran. Details‘ sifllwlenm for your annual prlnto‘ 1W0". B" attached herewith.

Phe amount norm- ally used by the town

‘ i As trial‘ be soon l" there was a air. n

A Train‘

‘i111 on or off wziier . , , normal increase, came \kIy close

The usual nnictico trf daily ana- LLtIIp-‘I; {Jllllly and

sis of water was cal

s RCAF Signals I

office».

flleppihg into one hitherto occulllfll

Women's Division, an now train- g to become signals officers, at No. 3 when,“ school In Winnipeg. The six-month t-ourle l| a M!!!"

wireless and Aldtu lam

radio, dinctton Jlndlng.

equipnlicnt, Slflllll D

weeks the girls get lfl hours in the all‘ no wireless operators, to give them an apprec

cotlm show four of the glr t work on various t

HI they are Alma IAIN’

rws - CHAPTER a or sacnrzr scnvicr; nv DARKEST AFRICA-

, MUSICAL — TERRYTOON

JONES, Jane Frazee (Jo-starred

In Filniusical

Romance, music. iaughte brand new Hollywood are listed l\S the ingredients cal- oulzttcd to attract special favor for

H 1g today to the Capitol

Allan Jones. who never tails t0 in the approval o! _movle audi- ‘ences. is co-starred with Jane Fra- zee, vivacious and talented young actress headliner of many filmusl- cal successes during the past few

ci-zimiii iiuinniiiii

d fliThla column is reserved for news of local interest, but Advertising [of l newsy nature may be inserted at live cents a woru. strictly pay-

anlo In advance

TEA-SWELL fur pnotograpns. UONFEDERATION Lin; uvsuu- ANUIJ

SLAB WOOD — Foot. lengths-- Unloading car; today. n. t-‘t. Large 8L C0. 1-25-31

WOR-TIYS DRUGSTORE, Prince Street, will be the only urizgsioie open this afternoon and tlVfiil-lzlfl.“

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KINGSTON XZOUNG PEOPLE'S

unison. Address by Mr. Skinner

on "Witnesses of the New Testa- ment." The business part. of the the public through the newspapcrll DrOBram then followed. Minute o1 last meeting were read and ad- o ted by Roll Call answered by e ht members and two visitors-

S. action amounted to 47c. Mor-

Blnds," was then siuig and

Years Ago

(By The Canadian Press) JAN 26. 1940 —German and

dose.

by the Provincial I-lralth De-

1 propeities, buiidlnfl‘ "d pment cont-rolled by tne De-

The accounts oi this Depflft-

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NORTHERN

By LESLIE

Edmonton; Nellie

plus of their mil-ml Job olivgIvicr. and Doroéhy ‘Arlpltlonal’

svsunkzw

THUR. — FRI. — SAT.

the program Ii

THE SURPRISING SANCTUARY

Author of "Was It Montelli?" "Death Goes by Bus," etc.

Starts this week in tliefluiirdian. WATCH FOR OPENING CHAPTER

J. It. (Plhnloy St. Pe Bay, who ls serving with Clnldlan Army In Italy.

Pie. W. II. Illckcn, son of Mr. William illcluzn and tlie late Mrs. Hickon of Fsczlerlcton, P. E, Island- Blllle j id the army, April B. 194?. and wtnt overseas the I88], of May 1942.

Word has b; i

F. MacDonald Iii‘ Italic v§§..,"§§.’§.,§. III Ilflly. He has been serving over. yea

Police Report Shows iligh Standard of Law and tirder

A high standard of law and ord-

ei, with a total absence of major

crime, was experienced durbg the

Your 1943, reports Chief of Police A. Birtwistie, in an annual state.

ment. submitted by the chairman oi the police committee at, last

nights City Council meeting. seri- ous offenses such as breaking, entering and theft were lower than for nny similar period for the past

fifteen years, the report states. The number of prosecutions en-

tered and disposed of in the city

police court amounted to 55B, with

518 convictions and 40 dismissals.

Arrests totalled 343. n decrease of

72 as compared with the yAQCEdIHK

rear. There was a decrease of 7B arrests for drunkenness.

Amounts collected in fine; and costs during the year were: pro- hibition. $937; excise. $1,587; mis- cellaneous. $2.171.

Under the Prohibition Act 751

searches were conducted. these be-

ing in addition to the extensive raids carried out by theNProhlblt- C . P. 39

ion squad of the R.

prosecutions were entered under the Act. and 21 under the Excise

ACt

Five prosecutions were entered under the milk by-law; four for sediment and one fer a sample which contained less than 3 1-2 per cent of butter fiit. Convictions were recorded in all casen with tries of t5 and costs.

Durlnz the year the traffic by laws were amended by chaniring twenty four of the "Stop" signs at intersections to "Slow " The

ehamzt- has operated ouite satls-i

factorilv for no accidents or collis- ions were experienced. Due to war- time regu‘ " on gasoline and NYC! ih» decrease in motor vehicu-

lar traffic mntinuerl. Wiwhtvleight

ADVENTURE AND ROMANCE IN

WATERS

CARGI LL

ton the

jreglster. Mr. A B. Hopi: (at the organ.

lluptials

(Montreal Star, Jan. 22) In St. Columns Charm, at three o'clock this afternoon, Rev. Nor- man E. Peterson. officiating. the wedding is toxins Dlace of Doris

Mrs. Clarence B. Jackson of ‘Notre Dame de Grace w First .0fflcer, John stunt-t Benjamin zifluddyi Legassick, M.0.A.. only sun of Mr, and Mrs. John B Iegasslck, also of Noiie Dame de Grace. ‘Mums and wiiitp snap- dragons adorn the aIIP.‘ standards of these floiicis belt-g placed at the chancel zueps.

Miss Mildred Norton. cousin of the brldegrom-g, will 5mg “Ave Marla" during the signing‘ OIbQLIIIB

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Miss Doris S-trker will be maid of honor for the bride, who will ‘be given in maiflage liy her father, ihc bridesmaids being Mics Mar- garet Good and Miss Catherine Haldane. Sgt. R B. lvfaybiiry will

Iegassick. ushers being Flying Officer Norman Popping and Lieut. Henri Page.

Tin; bride lr wearing 3 gown of white satin, the skirt flowing into a train. Frcrn a white satin tiara wlll' fall her floor-length veil of tulle illusion and she will wear

of pearls. while her semi-colonial bouquet is Jttnposed o! Finch rosrs end Willi-e cylauicn.

The three attendants will‘ all be dresed alike m flo r length frocks of rose mOIIe with iicli they ‘re wearing wine velvet Juliet caps and

.of White carnations are pinned,

w ifccessorlcs and a‘ sll"»r fox fur, 1°!‘ Corsage oi‘ Dnk roses. Mrs. Legassick, mother of the bride-liked $50900 l1 Rrcotn. in o. two-piece bills ere dress, will ivc~r a matching hat, with black acrcssorles and a gor- sairt- of red roses.

two-piece turquoise blue wool dress < l with black accessories and a musk- Cflmflillllfs available funds WM rat cont with i-rrsrigc it pink roses. , ' -» First Officer and Mrs. Iegugmk of interest.’ will afterwards take 1m residence _ in Charlottetown. PEI YBBYH. the Cain-inn Oui-nf-ic-vxn Qllcfils at the ived- menli in E°V@“R‘-"1el1i/ ding will include: Mr. and Mrs ~ , Howm-dv 1{cnn.-_,1v_0( qnvuto; Mp, its entire renewal pfClllll-lfl lil- and Mrs. ‘I-LP. Purdv. of Kingston; oorne. As i! result Mrs. l‘ G. Heattic of Margo; Que; mortality experience, a. stabilized and m any; Mrs W1 Beam, interest rate and decreases oper- of I-Iuniingdon, Que. _ ____.,.—.T.--.—.—-.-—-_-~ ---» Canada Life contracts still further slrciigilii

convictions for violations of the Highway ‘rratfic Act and traffic by laws were recorded. Ten persons

were injured in street accidents. a but with 011g exception they were of n minor nature.

within the City. In one instance a man was overcome by fumes during‘ fumigating operations at a milk factory; another n.an received fatal injuries While loadii girders at Connellys wi-arf; snot er man re- ceived fsiinl injuries its a result oi his auto being ln collision with C. N. R. Engine at Lnngworth Avenue Railway Crossing; an elderly man was fatally injured by a fall down stairs at his dwelling and there was tho case of s man losing his life when trapped in a fire at a dwelling house on Grafton Street. The Cltv coroners held inquests in three of these eases with verdicts of accidental deaths» The Police

assist the coroner's by investigat- Ing the occurrencics. summoning Jurymen and witnesses. Ind lt-

tendin lnquests.

carrying muffs to which clusters

Mrs. Jackson. the bride's mother. be gcwnrt‘. in blue with black

The reception takes places tit the

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Nag‘ [AIMS flow BRUISES, iiiiiiirsislsicnsrsfliziiesi coins. mo‘ SIRAINS

A. aov KENDALL I..B.A.M-. A.C.C.0,_ ,,_,,_.,_Q

0- I0tttttflllllllmfichnn| o;

Hearts ' Memorial llall,

Arvllla, only daughter of Mr. and ‘b

Canada Life

‘In reporting S5115 year of progress in lat McEvenue. general m.-.:i ‘Ll o; stated that more tliaiz

were completed, and ii

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including revivius. anti totalled $78,627,366. ii

be best man for First Officeri creased to $852,603,814 in addition. retircirient llwfiii

Vested Annuity contr. w ti. serves of $33,354,820 pi-oiidm

the brldegroonis gift of g string l-h bed ‘ h l Y: represen ‘t e urges in ih

a

force: a total n! 3

a million people are corned in ilio stability nil!‘ man.

943. the Canada Life am.-

war bond invcstm ilflymlfnfs iii policy-

sriejs; totalling $150,009 poi \\'l)|'k. inc day towards war Illlilliflll! aiiii home of the bride’; Lfliygnfs‘ 3351 maintenance of pllblli: lillllhill‘.

Hampton avenue. where the man-. tel. fireplace and dining room are decorated with spring flow-era. The newlv ivedded couple leave later T01‘. Oliilivii and QUPIIF, City. The bride is ivearniiv for travelling a

.Mr. McEvenue also pointed out

fie by the Canada Life in 104'; irii 4.27 per cent, as ' 4 25 per cent in practically all o1

Five accidental deaths mccurred

When he presented his latter of credence from the Canadian W" eminent to President Roosevelt. Hon. lnigliwn McCarthy became ill? first Canadian ambasrsdor to the United States. In the top ii_1\\1'~“_ graph Mr. McCarthy irlghti is shown being congratulated on his illlfs pointmen: by Stephen Early, secretory to tho President, in Mr. EM i“ office in the White l-Iouss. Below the stops outside the Wllliv‘ ""‘_‘§_ alter his interview with Mr. Roosevelt to show the Presidcntiiuilll» loge of the occasion to Clyde Blackburn. Washington cci~i'isi>fl11r~\"f“mo_ ths Canadian Press. Under his aim, the Ambassador caries n - Implied picture of President Roosevelt for Prime Minister Kins

period, the melcr porii vested in war irons In 1943. as in the

was very considerably g1

ational costs. the security bwind

woe’-

Prcvent Painful Roughness

Rough, chapped lips arc painfully sort _ and unsigliily~tlic _ ouily ' ' by dangerous germs. (let . relief the quick, sure way with Lypsill It: wonderful emollient lotion lnstantl) loathe! tho wounded membranes and " unis them unlnnt germ: Ind impurities- ‘Ilia first application gives wonderful v Iellof - lipl quickly regain normal smooili- nall. Get Lypsyl at you: store today. Us!

it regularly to soothe and protect you! lipl. Sold lvcrywllore in handy stick form.