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ymrfl adore hel‘. . Jllil

mum know so much terror and despair! you'll long to sweep her into your arms

“mgiun you'd lavish on You'll take her to your ween heroine o; "Mrs. Mfnlver”l

TO-DAY

TIDE SHOW

TOTIE

1. 1943

..a mere youngster with all the

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YOU'LL .0l'Eii YOUR iiEiiiiT T0 MARGARET . . . 0iiPiiAii 0F TiiE BLITZ!

u"; LITTLE “Mus. iumrvln" STIPS FROM Tn: Paola or w. L. wurrars nasr-saamn m THRILL MOVIE MILLIONsi

shudder in think that a

a child of "your own! heart-and call he,-

ITIST ATD by PIT! SMITH — PORTRAIT OI‘ A GINIUB

and TUESDAY

SDAILYATB-ll-‘IANDI

lI-D CROSI - NOW

For Your EMUST SEE‘ List!

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militia um lEl

moav TUE. AND wan. snows 8.15 - 1 4, 9

CAPITOL:

to give her the love and

Your favorite new "ilrflle and charm

The famed book oi i000 thrills storms to the screen! Silu- rlng as its mighty aeiiingl

HAPP|N[SS'

A0300! KARNS

iive-year-old

~“ PRINCE ED WARD s"

voua nouns: my save a ura - cm; ALL you can

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ii This column u

of loeal Interest. but advertising sy nature may

at five cents a word. strictly pa; lllloln advauoo.

CBAEWBLI. ior Photogrspa. CONFEDERATION - “on LIFE Willa!"

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ATTENTION TEACHERS NUT- .RITION LIICTURESF-Cornmencing r ‘"1 Mlllldli’. March lst at 4 P, M. st imhivrd some School be S"!!! s series of iour lectures on Nutrition to all teachers oi Park- dule. Sarina Park and all City Schools. A full attendance is re- quested. 3.37.31,

BED CROSS ORGANIZATION»- Ln the published list of e com. plate city organization for the Red

Cross Campaign several typosraph- lcal errors appeared in the Fifth Dlvl-ilm. Team number 22 consists °Y M95175. T. L. Doyle, Captain, W. T. Camobrll. J. M. Murley, u. M. S. Trotter

l nun (moss CAMPAIGN naan. QUARTERSF-All Divisional Com- manders. Team captains and oer- sonnel o! teams in Charlottetown can secure all information at Cam- paign Headquarters at l-l. M. Simp- SQHB Office. 160 Richmond Street. Lreut. Charles McKenzie will be at these Headquarters on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. March 1st 2nd and 3rd and will have the com- plete list oi prospective subscribers. Anyone Wl-Shlllf to know i1 a cer- .tain person is i . information calling at the office or phoning 1 ‘i. 3-1-81.

IIODGSON - PltlDl-IANL- Mlfi _ Beatrice Helen Pridham. of Halifax and formerly of Prince Edward Island, became the bride of Ernest Hodgson, R..C.A., oi Port Arthur, . 2.30 o'clock, st a quiet ceremony in the study of the Brunswick Street United Church, Halifax, Rev. J. G. Ball officiating. assisted by Rev. C. A.A. Brown, minister 0f the Heli- fax Gospel ‘Iubernacle, Miss Mild- red Leard of Halifax. and Charles Rees, R.C.A., oi Toronto, were the witnesses.

STUDY CLUB MEETING C.W.L. —The weekly Sinldv Gub meeting 51301150786 g! me O. W. L.

Ann's Lot was held oi the President, Mrs. . J. Murray .on Wednesday evening. February 24th. Nineteen club members were r resent. "The Mass on Sundays and 0i Days" by Rev. J, I. Bergln, S, ., was the subjee; ‘* for study. A discussion ollowsd to n o! the article and much -

read forma on was gained by those present. Afterwards a social hour

was scent, during which lunch was served.

40TH ANNIVERSARY —- Oh the evening of Wednesday, Feb. M, a group oi friends gathered at the home 0f Mr. and Mrs. Hector Martin to celebrate their 40th wed- ding anniversary. Although taken hv surprise lVlr. and Mrs. Martin received their guests in their usual kind manner. An address W85 read durin which the couple were pre- sen with s suitable gift from the members of their club. Mr. Martin thanked the members very kindly on behalf oi Mrs. Martin and him- self, and the remainder of the evening was spent with i sing-song and s. card game. Later on in the evening s. _very delightful lunch we: served. At a late hour the guests left, wishing Mr. and Mrs. Martin many more years of happy wedded life.

BONSIIAW Y.P.U.-Ths regular weekly meetings of the Y.P.U.. were held at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Geddle MscLeati, Mr. d: Mrs. F. W. Shaw: Mr. and Mrs. N.K.Sal- mond and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mac- Donald, the meetings were all well attended and at the close oi the devotional and business pert oi the meetings a social hour and refresh- ments served by the -” ‘ were enjoyed by members. The members were divided into two groups with Annie Macxenzie and Clarence Christie as leaders Each group tak- ing the devotional alternately. it was decided we prepare a play. also to have a service in two week's time. last meetln being Temperance topic, the Y. .C. ofiic- ers presided. Clarence Christie was organist at all meetings.

HDIPORTANTr-All led Cross Canvassers are urged to be at the Y. M. C. A. tonight 0 P. M. sharp. Cards will be distributed. Meetings conclude 7.30 P. M.

Boles In Best ' Role Of His Career

John Boles, long a-iavorite oi the screen, stage and rallo, comes to the Capitol Theatre to-day in his most heart-stirring role in "Road w Happiness" with Mona Barrie and Billy Lee.

Screan actor Boles, who has been on the Hollywood scene for a long number oi successful seasons. en- acts the role oi an expatriate American who returns to the Uni- ted States from his musical studies abroad to find that his wife has left him and sent his son away to a

schoo .

Althou h John Boles has handled many pognant roles in his career. none has nailed the intensity and

Americas admirable love

w?" is dramatized with power-

Journey for Mar-

‘m mllwyds; i931?

o .

mgfglmtlk h White's best-seller.

a T. M "sczutsios: bert Youn q one Day in the leads, an

giaflar-dd Margaret O'Brien m

A .

"luty i $5 Metrg .

esdn; aduEheati-c, with

e role

.1‘ l Severn. also h: "r °fl>hsn in bomb-is

the screen what is

__Il1_st dramatic Clllllftitf-

WHNSONS

ANODYNE

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ilobert Young, Lorraine Day Score In owerful Drama “Journey For Margaret” i

. "Waring with inn remarkable " l! lliflthsr a vear her junior playing the part

rn Lon-

, “this the war correspondent. , It“.

for ization oi his career. Miss Dav

youn actresses, rises to tlona heights as his brilliant a ournalist gd lecturer

e story oi Davis and his wife They are immediately caught

their h tel suite. John

bo r te . fro n bom mini-sin; w hi: nail, he finds

bu the doctor in ms John his wife can never ave a

Dff- Nora returns America.

by Trudy Strauss (Pay where he mee

OllO

oi Hollywood‘; most accomplished new emo-

wife,

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surprise air raid. leaving Nora m to cover the rai , He rescues-a our-year-old homo.

thlt h b0 t W h v I Still‘ hi’. %.§l.“i.v‘...l‘ iniurecl for.

ths raid. An opgra ion saves her.

that but

Davis remains in London to com- iete his assignment, l-le takes Peter a home for orphans established Bainter)

t4 Margaret, another

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I Mam . vies ism ' m" aqsmv m, fwd scum: nan

U0 elflalil

0'Bri°en and Silly‘ Severn. a peilin as an s

rg in iii: in MN!!!

are as

ollywood young- Pa Bainier de i?!“

And. oi ovum Y

her usual flawless summaries.

emotional epth of this one as Jeii Carter, who returns to find his

home disrupted. er finds his boy. he

is own son's eyes and that situ- ation with two performers as ca- pable and experienced as John Boles and veteran eleven-year-old Billy Lee serves as a background for one of the real heart-stirring pictures of the season.

Bu porting John Boles is Mons Barre in the role oi the ambitious and vain mother who tries to es- trange father and son.

Roscoe Karns. Hollywood's out- standing comic, plays the role oi a resourceful if indigent theatrical agent, and Paul Porcssi the part o

sted can secure the‘ ciilor P. A. Bnlth, will

Wednesday afternoon at m

liacgs the prob em of making good d", n

rm: cgsniorraroww’ cvtiartprarv

Fly Tox Tins Will Soon Be Needed Be Sure To Save Yours

Tin and wool are both needed for wur, so moths ma ha an ve

The connection of wool, tin and moths lies in the iact that the sing to fight moths used to be sup- pii to Canadian housewives in tin cans-and tin is now unobtalnable f?!‘ Itllfls urpose. The mapuiacturers o y-

y this war problem by advising their gtrons to be sure to keep the Ply- x tins in which the spray was distributed. These tins, when attached to the Fly-Tox hand sprayer, makes s. s raylng unit. Now the sgoray must dis- tributed in ins; ttles, but the tins can be rcfl ed from the bottles so that the sgrsying unit mav be kept in use in eilnitely. By such in- enious devices at this, the Prob- ems oi war on the home front can be licked. All that is needed is co- o ration between the housewife and t e manufacturer.

FUNERAL TODAY—- The lunar- al of the late John William Mac- lean will be held this afternoon from his late residence at Union Road. service starting at 2.30 pm.

FUNERAL Tlllb MORNING —’ The funeral of the late Mary Ellen Higgins. widow of the late Coun- be held irom her late residence this morn- lng at 8.46 to st. Dunstan! Basilica thence to the R. C. Cemetery.

AN APPEAL FOR Tlllllxllil)

CROSS- At the xequ o Excellency, Bishop J. A. dfiullivan appeal was on if o!

POLICI COURT _ Two man on a. charge oi’ drunk and disorderly

ed before Magisizratn Martin a the City Police Court Saturday morning. one wag flned- s10 and costs. and the other handed over to the military authorities.

BUBCLAI! A1‘ DR! GOODS. 5T0“- llrly ay ‘ 1g the Police were notified of a break

st S. A. MacDonald's dry goods store on een street. The thief or thieves - gained entrance by

breaking some off a plat lass window i; the isar of the’: m. The opening made was ls-rse

man to gain admittance. The goods on several of the counters on the

MCI. sweaters. etc. thrown about. 1t will not be known what goods are missing until the staff takes stock this morning. The break was discovered when the janitor came to attend the fires in the early morning. The police are investigat- ing‘, but a; ye no arrest has been m e.

INFORMATION R UB8!!!)- ‘rhe National Headquar rs, Cana- dian Red Cross Society, has receiv- ed a request from the British Red Crow Society that an attempt be made to ascertain p nt whereabouts of Iierdlnand ei (Germs-n) so that the info ion may bongmiven to his wife, Me tta Angel. e following information has been supplierh-“He wss born on November 15, 1W7 at Marburg, Cenmany. Was a radio telegra- ghlst on board a merchant ship eiongins to the Jugoslavian Mer- chant ship Company, Lloyd of An- grazn. but tn February. 1940. he was transferred to a Greek Cargo VNML the “Eugene. Cambanl" ior South America from whence he hoped to return to An- vers. Instead of reachin that port, however, he arrived in reland and finally went to Canada. The last

November 2i, i940, and came from Charlottetown." Anyone having my information with regard to the whereabouts oi lredinand Angel, is sored to communicate with the Red Cross in Charlottetown. im- medistely

.__.___ WOMAN TIZLIGRAPIIER KNOWN HERE — Mrs. Marlon

Mon-so of Rockingham, NJ-L, is one 0f l 870W) of New Hampshire housewiv which the Boston and Mains rs lrosd is training to be. come railroad telegraphers and ticket agents. Her mother was formerly Mary Florence MacCallum oi North St. Eleanor-s, P.E.I. An aunt. Mrs. Roy 11'. MacLean lives in Charlottetown. Many Island friends will wish Mrs. Mouse suc- ocss in her new undertaking. Her father. Roy S. Ballou, retired last Svotember after 4'1 years as a rail- road telegrapher and Mrs, More; said of her new job “I've got rall- njlad blood in my veins, 1 guess, and 1m anxious to do anything that will help the war effort.’ The‘ Women telesraphers are fitting tliv-‘flflelvee to replace men caller;- into the armed services. Island friends will recall that Mrs. Morse's 23.2112.’ if.“ “Will. ‘mm?’ b“ a oe w Market, N.l-l. N l cw

HATTENTION RED CROSS CAN- vASSERS-—We have 1W0 dgyg In which to Miss $22,000.00 In lotietown and one of these days is a hall-holiday. We can do it li ycu coma to the Y tonight. e o'clock and _olst Tuesday morning early do.

to complete canvas that

1hr- a-i-u.

TELEVISION IN AFRICA

o mwu. Fee. as —-(CP)- Television for Africa after the war is contemplated by the south African Broadcasting Corporation

whose, chairman, Professor Fouche,

icts that within five years sf- i‘ ‘Peace television will be s.s un- iversally popular in South Africa

a temperamental and selfish impre- sario.

u w f/I/

LINIMENT

Mao. RIIIIIIG-iliil m n on

as radio h today.

enough for a boy or a mall-oiled u’

lower floor were in disorder, stoclt- l,

JIEAB

W. G. HOGG

Confederation Life MIMI" for P. .llllllil l) usa

“SUFFERING ll

SUFFERING" Over Rldlo Station CFC-Y

MONDAY, MAI-CH 1st.

Personals Miss Celia Kelly of Bear River

h h been spending the last TvATOglLhalil the city. left for her home

u. today,

Misses Eleanor Hennessey, Dor- othy Gormley, Marlon Power and Kathleen Hughes left Saturday morning for Montreal where they

will mend a two weeks vacation.

Miss Doris Fulton of the Royal Bank staff, who hr; been spending s three weeks holiday with re- lavlves in Montague and Char- lottetown has returned home- Amherst News.

Among the many students who have been taking up egg-grading. are Ray Noonan, O‘Leary: Ruby Delaney. Becleque and Marl. Mc- Leod, Cardigan, who have left, ior their home Saturday

LAC. MacKay. K. W. and Mrs- MacKay returned to the city Sat-

iurday after spending a week at

their home in Murray Harbor. Mr MacKa is returning to his RCA. I". uni 1n Ontario.

Mr. Keith Cudmore. Winsloe, re- turned home ‘yesterday from the Prince Edwar Island Hospital

where he has been a patient ior

the past two weeks. TIII BAPTIST CHURCH

Momlng worship was observed at ll AM. ‘rho sermon by the min- ister, the Rev. l. Judson levy was Incomplete Religion. When Saint Paul cams to he found certain disciples, era, who in answer to his query said "we have not so much as heard whether there be any Holy Ghost." It had no; been theirs to know that life giving presence, that fiowervful, vital, Joyful influence.

at indwelling Spirit of God. they had not entered into a fellowship , Is our religion complete? Does it lack something? There are three things that relig- ion ahould do ior us. Does our re- ilsion a1 y or is it only enough make us feel miserable? Seek tlifllll the spirit that gives fulness

of . Does our religion give us vitality, enthusiasm for the cause

scents? Look to Jesus who for a that was set before

Kim en ured the cross. despising the shame. Does our religion give us a new sense oi power, energy, strength? Something. we realize, ha ned at Pentecost. Smnethirig en ered into ordinary men an women that made them saints and heroes, something came/m them that Saint Paul expresses in his words "I can do sll things and thus Christ who stengtheneth me." The answer is full surrender to 60d. Christ living in us, the Holy spirit come to us. Coleridge-Taylor's Q Ye that Love the lord was the -m0i'n1,ng m. them. The Church School met at

sus baptised believ- l

vs us pleasure? Is it a ‘

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i “t "NEW "I1

offer you.

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Meeting wartime conditions in Food Stones. business at the CASH & CARRY vlth N0 DELIVERY. Our staff will consist ‘s in view of the WAR EFFORT ls necessary Our prices will be CASH &

of SALES DAY CLERKS only. E and we feel the PUBLIC WILL GI... CARRY PRICES. Our stock is large and we will offer you a SPECIAL SALE all this week. Come in and help yourself to the MANY BARGAINS we have to

PLEASE PAY AT THE FRONT COUNTERS

OLY cooperate.

Effective today we start doing

con venientiy arranged for

Cash and Carry Sale Starts Today‘

CHEESE

SUGAR, all kinds, per lb. -- - — COFFEE, Red Rose, per lb. — — — 55c

BUTTER, Perfection, per lb. — — 40c

Dunstaffnage, Sept. make — — 31c Special Low Prices on Sunkist Oranges per doz.---------3iic 41c APPLES, firm and juicy, doz. — — 39c FIGS, fancy table, per lb. pkg. — WALNUTS, shelled, per lb. - RHUBARB, per lb. — — — — GRAPEFRUIT, good size, 3 for PEACHES, per tin — — — TOMATO SOUP. 3 tins — - - — PEAS, Lynn Valley, 2 tins — FLOOR WAX, per tin — - — BONELESS COD, we have 50

Boxes of the best, 2 lbs. — — MARCONI, bulk, 4 lbs. — — — FACE SOAP, Asst, 6 cakes -

8c

53c

39c 75c 25c 25c 17c 25c 21c 29c

49c 25c 25c

LAUNDRY soar-s, 1o bars - -- 4st GREEN BEANS,

Cut- Aiymcr, per tin - - — — 17c rilCE, per lb. — — -— — — — — ROLLED OATS, 10 lbs. — — - —

OATMEAL, 10 lbs. - — -- — — BEANS, While, l0 lbs. — — —- — BEANS, Yellow Eye, l0 lbs. — -- Straw. or Rasp. JAM, 32 oz. jar — MARMALADE, 32 oz. jar — —- — PRUNES, fresh stock, 3 lbs. — — APRICOTS, fresh stock, per lb. — CLAM BOULON, 4 tins - — - - BAKING POWDER.

Schwartz, per tin - — - -- - TOILET PAPER, I rolls — — — CORN FLAKES, per pkg. - _ _ Prepared MUSTARD, large jar- TOMATOES, Seeded RAISINS, 16 oa. pkg. — -

Lynn Valley, l till

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2.80 pm. in its Bible Study session with large attendance. The service of evening worship was held at ‘l P.M., with sermon by the minister on Christianity and the Churdi. The evenin anthem, Traditional Welsh Gent y Lord. O Gently Lead Us. LAC. S.W. Beard sans Vfiry BX- pressirely the sPevlfl-l 801°-

EANT CHINA

m.» territory ‘o: China, includiilg

Manchuria, Mongolia and Tibet.

gala/er; more than a quarter of all a. ,

err/ice

by

Charm F riencla Telling

Fortunes

Exciting Meaning in Every Carl

The oracle speaks‘ That's you, ioretelling the three main evenii of your besu’s life for l943—moybi weaving yourself in!

Three fateful cards hold thi secret of his future, if you tell ii the gipsy way, "Fortunes By Nines"! Seven oi Diamonds! Lucky! He'll get money-whorl he least expects ltl Two of Spades‘! Bad luck-a separation, maybe from you; but oil's well, for the Sevzzi of Hearts promises success in lovsl

"lenders for buttermilk. M‘ drawing cream to Dunk Iver 1:1: 00., will i?’ reoeiveldu by i. In ersigned u noon es- daLy, March 9th. geaaon beginning May 1st. For further particulars apply to the secretary."

IALPII CALLBECK. Secretary.

FARMERS WE WANT CHICKENS AND FOWL THIS SALE ENDS MARCH 6th

CASH o- CARRY sronss

187 Great George Street, Charlotetown

We Pack Parcels For Soldiers Overseas IIIIIIIIIIiIIIIa-iiflyi IIIIII * '

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