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PLUS MUSICAL REVUE PICTORIAL

STARTS WEDNESDAY-TWO DAYS

SHEll RATHER

B5 505;; PAT Q’BR|EN BE MARRIED THAN JOAN BLONDELL THAN BRlDEGROUl/lf MARGARET LINDSAY PRESWENT‘

PLUS MUSICAL AND TRAVELOGUE

BENEVOLENT IRISH SOCIETY

Presents that Rollicking Comedy

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“YOIAGAIPT BEAT TllE IRISH"

Directed by Menton Whitlock

Prince Edward Theatre March i6 8. 11

Tickets low on Sale-Bedding Bros, A. E. Footer, Whitlock’: News. Price 50c. Lucky Price donated» at each performance by Reddln Bros.

Please hold your stubs.

Sing Song And Bette Davis Feature At Prince Edward

Arzoln given a photoplay that has oleniv of scope for her unique em- Otlcnul talents. ‘Bette Davis came to the Prince Edward yesterday in "That Certain Woman", and seem- ed to delight successive audiences as this melodrama unreelcd i fast-moving action upon the screen.

Adventure — romantic love — mlrtvrdom — mother-love — are all rmrirayed by blonde Bette in the rout-so of this exciting drama. rjflfhllt Certain. Womenlielaslqrz

noun and reen

Now in stock a LIMIT-- ED SUPPLY ONLY of the following-

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SHORTS MIDDLINGS

OIL CAKE CORNMEAL CRACKED CORN White FISH MEAL BARLEY MEAL SCHUMACIIER

FEED SUGAR BEET PULP

FEED WHEAT ROLLED OATS OATMEAL

Pifigoodio-J-Weetem Queen #11! Ebola-unmet;

"P. oiwhlebweureadh M n, one a vim _ eponym- A. ll

4-Specialt1oa-4

about the widow oi a slain ga g- ster. who despite the scorn o the world and the persecution oi en- emies. wins her wnv to business success and to the affections of a worthwhile man. Henry Fonda carries the maie ro- mantic interest while others in the cast include Ian Hunter, Anita Louise. Donald Crisp. l-funh O'Con- nell. Marv Phillips and Herbert Rawlinson.

locales of the action include

t5 Monte Carlo. with some very strik-

ing sets. London. Paris and various other Old _World capitals. as well as New York City.

There has been an increasing tendency oi late to dive Bette Da- vis the verv best stories that the Warner Bros. can ‘ind. and the re- sult hns been evident in the_in- creasing nopnlcritv of her limo. This story was written for her and

He even composed the music 10ft Miss Davis won the Academuy

Inglis an Fonda and Hunter all in "That Certain Woman". which is about as sensational a movie l!

sh ever m de. e the Bing Song broadcast

atndfgi) tttznight. the show will start 0t 0.40.

ROTARY

M one mtary huidieou yesterday er was Rctariitn C. N.

oi the Eastern

1mg; com . ho ave an n er- adtm, Zn the succession

. Hie address was. in

along the

delivered a-t the meeti of the

Prince Edward Island Ll Under- ' Aeeociat blit-

c;

"m," in addi- tion he discumemhe constitutional of the

nobody else. bv Edmund Goulding.

d turn in outstanding oerfcfmflflces

1e Paving P5310‘-

The Genal Gordian

This column h. reserved 10! new: of local interest but advertising oi I "III! nature may be linseed at 4 :21:- n word nlrlctl! Blllllh in lil-

CEASWELI. for Fhowgra CONFEIJEBATICN 5UBANCIL

FUNERAL NOTICE-The ilmmul of Mats. John Mobile. Broukfrleld. which was to be held ‘Tuesday has

been postponed with further!

notice. COURT AT OLIFION-Jtldge C.

iG. Duffy left yesterday for Clif- Count

tonwheretibe

. Queens y lCour opens mils morning. Three

cases. two of them concerning school Monuments, an on the docket.

‘ - owns a WINNER-Mr. mi:

Ferguson drove to New Glasgow

Wednesday evening on his wayto I

his home in Bay View. He is the Dmud owner of the noble

race from Babyset at Charlotte- town Wednesday afternoon. Allie is a handsome horse and he can make them all step. and Max al- ways has him in fine shape-Corr.

OFFICERS HOLD DINNER- The officers of the 1st (P. E. I.) Medium Brigade. R. C. A.. held a.

most enjoyable dinner at Queen‘

Hotel Thursudy evening. the Com- mandlngsOificei-s oi the local nul- itia uni being guests. At the conclusion of the dinner all re- paired to the parlor of the hotel where cards inter ed wltlh a sing song, were en oyed.

GASOLINE PRICES UNCIIANG- ED-Premature announcement had been made of a reduction in this Province oi one and a half cents per gallon in the wholesale price of gasoline by the Irving Oil Com- pany, lt was learned here last night. Announcement of the ro- duction hod been made Saturday

lmorning but old prices were again Iput into effect in the early after- lnoon.

YORK PlBSONALS-—'I‘he 0on- dltion of Mrs. Alfred Morrison,

Pleasant Grove. does not shnlwany improvement.-—M.rs. J amee W.

Hurdle arrived at her homo at Pleasant Grove Saturday evening,

after an extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Boston. —Mr. and Mr . Hanan

Howard. Cornwall, were visitors to York Sunday-Mrs. Marshall o! Pleasant Grove, has about recov- ered from a 10 weeks’ lllnes.--Mr. and Mrs. Phillips. Covehead Road.

have moved to York and occupy‘

the residence of Mr. Lemuel Croc- ketiL-Jsli‘. Keith Rodd. city, is spending the week at York the guest of Gordon and lihmCrookett.

FERRY T0 OPERATE ALL NIGHT-The l. S. Charlottetown was scheduled 00 operate on the Borden-Tormentine service all last

night to clear freight accumulated at both tcnninols, railway officials announced. Ice conditions were

causing considerable delay in cross- ngs. Yesterday the powerful ice- breaker left Borden at 2.40 p. m. on

divers completed fitting a. blade on

one of the after prtépellors. F0111‘ divers under A. P. eretti labored from '7 o'clock Saturday evening until yfisterdaiy afternoon‘ to re- move een o a. roen pro- pellor blade and replace it with a new one. Difficulty was exponen- ced in removing bolts fastening glliedbmken 1pa€thtgttk+el hub. %e

a e was 0s esday. e previmis week a forward ropellor was lost when the sh t broke. Last nl ht the train with __

arrived in Charlottetown at o'clock. Included in the passexyer list on the train hold at Bor en awaiting eomplewn of repairs on the ferry was the Hon. C. A. Dun- ning, Minister of Finance. Ho was returning to the Dominion capital after accom anying the body of the late Pe er Sinclair, M. P., to thlfrovince for__ burial.

nnrrns __ _

to Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Noonan (nee

Brian. ::_______ ____

___ beams:

BRAITHERS-Suddcnly at Vernon River on Monday, March l4. i908. Emily Hynes. wife of Patrick M. Brothers. aged 81. Funeral notice later

14.‘ 1938. Seymour .Weliill€ Millview. Funeral notice later. ROGERS-In the citv on March

years. mineral from 52 Slpimg Pork Road thl: mornln at 8.45 to the Chin-oh of the Mos Holy Redeemer thence to the Roman Catholic Cem- etery.

Card Of Thanks

ter.

In Memoriam

N. D. ac ean

unosarnnsn announce

Charlottetown and North Wlltshire

Phone I49

um . U555’??? TH. C. . President and Vloe Presi-

l-fodgeon dent roe tiveiy 0f

LIFI IN- IrGTBQ-T-lfl-iiili I

black ~ pacer Allie Burnham, who won the -,

n o0 tted night during the snow storm. At

Yale lock was loot. consisting of meat. and caries was carried i; an em salt bill- Dvllce believed.

Mir. Dougie! Charlies Butt.

ers an mails from the mainland‘).

NOONAN-(At Grey Nuns‘ Hospital, Regina. Sash. on February 3, 1938,

Maud MacGulga-n) a son, Richard

' "tvliirlliE-On llionday. March rble oi

14th.. Stephen Rogers. aged 58

William IA MacEachern

In loving memory of Mrs. Sarah Cnmmln who departed this iiie March b ‘I933; i “a

Gone u no orgo .

Inner-ted by her daughter Distal;-

“Fumigation"

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Don't toleeate. We EXTER-

the moot scientific and up to date lmflaoile d INTER-Mlle‘- ATION.

Have u quote or advise you on your

i Island Sanitary Supplies And Exterminators

88 Queen It». Charlottetown Phone 80

..

POI-WE COURT-At. the iPollce Court yesterday two drunks failed appear. Their five dollar bail

to bonds were astreated.

PAST NOBLE (BRANDS BAN- UET-A most enlOyflble event took place last Thursday evening when about forty of the Past Noble Grands of Alpha Rebekah Lodge. No. 10. I. 0. O. F. met in the Blue Room of Milton's Old Spain for their annual banquet. Later in the evening o. short busi- ness meeting was held after which the members were delightfully en- tertained at bridge by theijr sislter er

hostess, Mrs. Reta Bell n

beautiful apartment. The happy to a

evening too readily

drew close and before departing for their various ironies the many members expressed themselves as highly pleased with the very griiiI-l

clone and hospitable manner

which thcjy were eo generously

entertains

STORE BUEGLARIZED-B - lars escaped with a oximatey

was discovered yesterday morning but was believed to have about 9.30 Sunday height of a brief that time a resi- dent ln an adjoining building the store but

trance a. padlock and breakln a. corner out of a plate glass in when it was found a Yale lock prevented further progress. The then turned back.

PERSONALS Mir. P. L. Campbell. New Glas-

gow, attended the match race at

Charlottetown on Wednesday.

ngln

tihley were brain/l- the Canadian Naval Barracks for u

CITY RELIEF

(Continued from page 1)

the minimum wage regulations {that such an act was already in

orce.

Applications for the position of truck driver on the new City truck were received irohi Messrs. Frank

Prunty, Alfred llrimoll and

Doimn. They were referred to the street committee for a re rt at the next meeting. Conn. ennes- sgy announced that so far as he was concerned he dld not think a permanent man was needed. The truck would not be in use all the

tune-

Reporting as chairman of the unemployment and relief commit- tee. Coun. Henry Lapthom gave the number of families on relief. Following is a summary od his re- port. with the previous year's fig-

in bracke 8 9

ts: December.

ures

families, 1799 persons, (215, 971): Jan 516 families, 3188 rsons, (458, ): February 524 axnlliesl

2246 persons (515, 2206). Cost o

relief for January was $11,160 and.

for February $0.12!. Conn. Lu

P‘ thorn told the meeting that 50 families, 250 persons, had been re- moved from relief lists following a meeting of his committee in Feb- ruary. 51x of the families were again placed on relief with some a lustment in the amount of coal they were to receive. This month 25 families were taken from the relief lists and adjustment made in the amount of coal others we're’

to receive.

Later in the meeting Coun. Lap- thorn announced that he had been _ -———— informed that hard wood in eight-

I Wish to express my heartfelt- foot lengths was available 35 miles thanks and appreciation of the {mm the (my manv acts of kindness. expressions of sympathy and floral tributes from neighbours and friends in con-. nection with the burial o". my sis-y stead o; 0W1 for “he; p“ at

Coun. Holman, suppor ed by Coun. Blanchard, stated that he believed lt was absolutely neces- sary that this City should be re- lieved of the burden of direct rc- liai. lie hoped that some arran - rnent could be made by next all to have the government take over . all relief.

Coun. Hennessoy referred to a. suggestion he made last ear that

un taken

loyed men

i fiiiclifeliefwl given a chance ii

they wished t0 drill at the

that the

Amn- ouries. They would receive food. The declared Government owed the City comparison

Ibder 08.000 for relief in

U. with other places in the Dominion. mwlliaileézhe report oi heflbggilfléti-Of . . . KBQM W85 Ill’! 1' r oueeicn. Ooun. nglanchard asked concerning a social service nuree- who had dopie some work in thel Alex Agnew — — — — — — City but had discontinued whenl funds were exhausted. Dr. Keep- ing said a full time social service nurse was desirable and he had app ed- the Hon. M. R. Mc- Guigam- minister of health and education with a suggestion that some move be made along social

m! M°d°m the lion's Illa-re n

, service york lines. The health oi- ‘ the‘.

pointed out. however. oithe ae

flcer Charlottetown and Buntrnereide not t

M m1- | the of Publ The Secretary read u letter from ; "u"; use of the anent Miss Wilton. Secretary of the Den- . aoknowiedjin a dona- tim oi $130.00 from t- Rotary

offices at both aiml-

Counoillm Hennesee and Blan- chard both animated at slit“!!! of e social llflici 16th! here

e front door

Smith and Mir. rel-tinned home sw- urday night from Halifax where

Royal

at $2.75 per cord. He asked Councillors if they tho lit that next year it might

e cheaper to buy wood 1n-

rvioi ealth

,nrvonrs or §EAi SALE

QMn. F. Jfgck, Trade Commissioner,

Guest Speaker Last Evening.

Mr. F. J. Click, United Kingdom trade commissioner in Newfound- land and the Maritime Provinces. was the speaker at the regular .we]pl:lv meetlu of the o Clu .hed last even in the anadian National Hotel.

Mr. Gick in a short but timely and interesting address explained the piupoeee and duties of the British trade commissioners in Canada and how they co-ordilmted their work in an effort to achieve their qbgectives, chief oi which are to assis Canadian firms in, find- ing the source of supply for ma- terials they might wish to import and in making contacts with Bri- tish firms which they might wis to represent here. I-fe also ex- _‘ll'.il»'ll:d that it was the duty of tirade commissioners to endeavour

U‘

Ito promote amicable relations be-l ‘tween the exporter and the im» l

lpcrter and to make personal cor- tacts. ii possible. to smooth over difficulties and niisuntlerstnndm between purchaser nlid seller.

In connection with the Christ- mas Seal Sale campaign concluzte in the City by the Gyro Club, Dr. Creelman repo ed that the amount raised by rsonal solicitation wa" $805.60 an for receipts from the City mailing list total to date, $306.- 86. l-Ie added that the amount o #151030 had been raised to (luv

rom th

e Seal

Charlottetown and paid direct t" the P. E. I. ‘Puberculoeis League! In addition, he reported that out of the amount of $1202.30 raised by the Club 1n the City. the sum of $912.48 had been transferredtothe League some time ago. The Club, 3118 "wit. geld over an additional $250.00 to e League. and it. is Proposed to make a further don- ation in the near future. Mr. Gor- don MacDonald, Club President. was Chairman

Show are being held after each weekly meeting. The work in the choruses is progress splendidly and shows the ear-mar of n, real good show. The circle will be made up of a large chorus. an orchestra. four end men and an lnterlocutor. Mr. Austin Trained- is the director Albert Blanchard at the

clal Government. HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT

No communicable diseases were reported in Charlottetown during the month of February, Dr. B. C. Keeping, deputy minister of health for Prince Edward Island and health officer for Charlottetown, announced in his report at the monthly meeting of the City Coun- cll last night. One house was re-

sold. 50 chest examinations were made during the month.

Laboratory examinations: Sputa 30, urinalyses 5. spinal fluids: coi- loldal gold 2. kahn 1. smears for gonococcl . waters 24, milk (butter fat and sed. and s . gravity) 32, cream (bufterfat) 4. looda: (kahn) 52. btILIods (bacillus mbortus) l, cell ooun

Z.

venereal disease wport: patients treated: males, 22; females. 8; total 30. New oases r rted: males, 3; females. 1; total . Total number of treatments given during the month. 102.

Home nursing report: No. of

school, ma; no. of pupilsg examined in Rochford Square School, 436: no. home visits 15; no. Junior home nursing lessons inRochford square and Prince Si“... 9; no. senior home lessons

Charlottetown): b . 10; deaths, 10; marriages 13

since is appointment as sanitary oflicor. Mr. M. . Real-don :

~ rear premises of same. Order l the proprietor of one to clean his kitchen. a return visit and was satisfied with results. "One dwelling house released from quarantine on February 24th. “Duties performed in connection with small debt and Police Court appear in the police report.“

FOOD INSPECTORS REPORT

Twenty-nine portions of carcas- ses were condemned as unfit for

food and destroyed during the

month of February, Dr. 1.E.Croken,

meat and milk inspector reported. 32 samples of milk and four sam- ples of cream were collected from

licensed vendors and tested for

butter fat and sediment. One sam-

ple was below the standard for butter-fat. Following was the re- t1 suit of the test: Milk

PureMilk Co.——----4.0 Bunshine Dairy --— -- — — 4.0 Sydney Enman — — — — — 4.0 Wendie Mutch — — —- - - 4.0

_ e,- _ ... ... _. _ ._ 33

s. n Douglas—-————4.0 L. Beaton-——--——4.0 Lorne Keli —- —- — — — 4.0 O. J. W — — — — — -- 3.8 William Smallwood - - — 4.0 Joseph Drlecoll —- — — - — — -- 4.0

, - - - 4.3

. w - - _ _ _ - - 4.0 Wood dzSon ———-—5.2 Victor Mcwllliams —- - ~— 4.1 W. W. Bmit — —---4.0 ‘All lélcKa ————--§.3 per ros. —— —-_ — — — .

4.0 n.Menaeason—-'"~4.o Wallace Wheatley — - - - 3.0

l EJCullen — -- -——— — — - 3.0

' Health Past. Milk Co. — - 4.0 Hamid Stead —— - — — -— 5.0 A. A. Holmes — — — — - 4.0 James Walker — - -— — — 4.4 Alex Rhynee —— - — - - 4.5 John Walsh -—-- — — - — 4.6 John Aylwani — - - - -- 4.4 Roland McDonald - — - — 3.1

I Cream

l n.u.i:><>u¢us-----,a:s . Health Put. Milk Co. — - 80.0 ivienna. once the re GJeCLMllk Co.----2'10 b Rope: —- - — - - 32.0 in a

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SING-SONG

AT THE

rumor-z EDWARD marine

TUESDAY at 3.30 Sponsored By

THE TORONTO STAR WEEKLY

The Toronto Star Weekly presents the second in a series of community sing-songs to be broad- cast over CFCY. The management of the Prince Edward are offering a splendid bill with Betty Davis and Henry Fonda in "Phat Certain Wo- man”. The regular show will be presented, with the sing-song, an idea that has seized the ima- publie across Canada, ae an add- Come everybody, let's gel-It’! Charlottetownh night on the air.

BROADCAST CFCY

Please Note Change of Night

gination of the ed attraction.

Rehearsals ‘for the Minstrel

row. Co. Inoainsol

again battles the underworld Ill “BIG TOWN” tonight

Today's Short Wave Radio Program

St. Patrick’s

(AITl-mcllllknslanillitl)

I. 0. 0. F. HALL Thursday, March 17. Refreshments

Blancharrfs Orchestra Admission 55c.

TUESDAY, MTINJK 15 BCflENECT I p.m.-Sciatica Florian. W2- XAD. 19.5 m.. 15.33 meg. TOK

should be defrayed by the Provin- t

ERLIN 00 p.m.-Dear Old Bongo.

6:36 p.m. —Short-Wave Mull Bag; WZXAD. 19.5 m., 15.38 meg.- WQXAF, 31.1 m., 9.53 meg.

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