AUGUST 14.1939

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NFEDERATION Cl:JLEBRA’l‘ION S-CENES

GOLF REEL—BOBBY JONES IN “HOW ’l‘O BREAK 90”

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Cliff EDWARDS

urn MAISIE, nu rmosnvs nouns!

A stand cal tolknow. . . it’: the sock-thrill of the season wk“ Mimie 9095 into action *° ‘$5399 a woman - hater into a one-woman-adorozl

_H ALSO: NEWS — VARIETY —‘CARTO0N — NOVELTY

SHOWING DAILY 2.30-7.00-—-9.00 P. M.

rnmcs EIJWAlill—Tcday & Tuesday

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_START|NG TODAY -TUESDAY as. WED.

5-.‘ MARIE WIISON

Alien Jenkins -Johnnie Davis Fey-Jerry Co|om_1_a

snowmc DAILY 2.30 — 7 .. 3.45 P. M.

Y CLYDE COMEDY VELTY — TRAVEL — SPORT

“ MASIE ”

At Prince Edward Today 6° Tomorrow

.Robcri.Younga.m1Annsotliorn

‘Is a respective A houky-tovnk

ranch

chief protagoms

nnartly-paced. c1ever- dial

well-directed picture _

ﬁgure Edward for the next 5.

Both Young and Miss aoiihern ‘low what. they can do with megzyd rtainrnent -pat: situations in this gm-y wmcn 31..

I81 . V ,., ahinx <qu bmrpmxde of the

. is decldely not a .

sense. but approval of the audience from her

igihly modern

pedople placed in dra- out

roles and en”

millic Juxmposi on Y .

manager and showgirl stranded in I Wyoming carnival town. are the to of “Ma.'isie". mm‘: at the

tial evidence is ggtﬁon

murder of his . he SW95 straightforward. convincing sharply

Mim scithem, likewise,

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-engradned performance. It is an acting assignment. which is at all times corwincing and telling.

shows herself to be a. performer of more than ordinary talent, her part. of the impet't.ine'nt,, independent slightly rowdy but at all times sin-

cere hunky-tonk girl keying up every scene in which she appears. The girl couldn't be more lfelike and under Miss 6othem‘s deft in- tcrpre-tai/lon wins the sympathy and

first appearance to the final fade-

Also of considerable aid to "Misl- sie',' in the work of Ruth Hruseey. Ian Hunter and Cliff Edwards in the principal supporting roles, and the oxcellem. direction of Edwin L. - Marin who has kept the action and dialogue moving at a high en- entsrbaiagnrent pitch.

,by knowledge that gives

Personals

Mr. 'Ilommy Cusack, Brook- vale. was a recent visitor to Bede- QUE.

Rev. William Dilts, and family of West Chester, Penn.. are guests at Clifton Cottages, New London.

Mrs. Dr. Gregory, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Gladys and Miss Napper of Saskatoon, sask., are returning home after spending ten days touring the Island. While here they were guests at Clifton Cottages, New London.

Lieuternnmts Frederic A. large and Ian Burnett of Oliarlobtotown 181%, the city Saturday for Halifax where they will join officers in s. two-weeks training course of the Royal Canadian Volunteer Naval Reserve.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

The Rev. H. L. Denton, B.D., took as his morning subject “Enough to live by" based on the words of Jesus in St. Matthew 4 - 4: "Man shall not hive by Bread Alone but by every word the Pro- ceedetvh out of the mouth of God."

Naturally we are interested in enough to live on. important but insufficient, Jesus truly pointed out.

For mines of life. we must have something to live by. ME? need enough knowledge to ‘e by~— knowledge of the Infinitegi Spirit. Man’: chief end is to glorify God and enjoy I-rim forever. Man needs enough knowledge so to;-order the course of life that it may be in harmony with God. Men need enough knowledge of Christ to live under- standing of the Spirit.

Men need enough faith to live by, by Faith in God, faith in Human- ity, faith in ourselves. faith to convey us through the valley of the shadow. faith that enable; one to wait for the solution of prob- lems that we cannot solve today.

Men need enough love tolive by, men need enough hope to live by. Hope keeps the chin up, the heart high. the coinage strong, a hope by which they confidently look to the day of glad reunions, of eternal justice when for seeing darkly we shall see clcarw by the light of our Father. Misses Aletha Saunders and Marguerite Brehaut song '‘I Heard the Voice of Jesus."

Mr. Denton‘s evening sermon was considering again the problem of Suffering.

A Trumpet Trio, "Night" by Franz Abt was finely rendered by Messrs. Kenneth Richards, Lloyd Ward, Jack Beer.

The Communion of the Lord's supper was observed at the even- ing service.

Yacht liismasted crew is Saved

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ANGIE.’ I::I9."lB9-I’?-21-SI :91]: Exhlblifoxli. Ch°°°lei:‘1’15In'-3°-°il1-lac.’ nu: 2ND.?1?a:iA.u Siege Bat-

Fri- dﬂy. of members is requested. L-32-8-14-81.

HEARS OF SISTER, DEATH — Mn. Dominic Doyle Charlotte- town received the news yea~_ benday 01 the death of her sister,‘ Jolrn D. Leary of North

TO ADJoUnN—R¢zu- of the C/harlotietown Cit Council scheduled for to- night would be adjourned until to- UWITGW night to enable His Wor- ship Mayor E. A. Foster totspeak 33 the Opening of the P-rovlnclal llbdhlbitiorn tonight, in was an- nounoed.

WEIINS PRIZE— Blllle

COUNCIL lar meeting

prised and delighted when a few days 380 he received five guineas. ﬁvpliroximately $30 from an Englidr publication will conducted a.

est Judges of :1 1n the Riding Club mi tied his answ- ers with the a e result

rms LEG .'BROKEN —— meddle Seaman, songof Dr. R

Edward Island Hospital Last night with a fractured leg received 53;. urdav afternoon. Freddie. one of the City's most popular young men. was thrown from his horse whom the anirnal refused it Jump. He 1155 YOU‘ «the t few years been a Break favor! e with Exhibition crowds when the evening horse show was put on and he will be WW-tly missed this War. All his friends will hope for his speedy re- COVel?,

SEIGE BATTERY REUNION -—A.rranged tor the purpose of giving a rousing welcome home to serge. Major Rex Lea, now of Qalgary, Alta, a meeting Sutur- ciay nglri of veterans of the 8th Overseas Beige Battery developed

ful1—fled.ged organim ion

of-floors were Peaks. honorary president, Q. M. Sergt. Chester Acorn. president,

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SHE KNEW HOW IMPORTANT

AT LAST HE ssur son HER,TOLD HER HE WAS esrrme A NEW SECRETARY . . save N0 REAL REASON son DISCHARGING HER, LATER,A FRIEND WARNED HER ABOUT'B.05'

n"s LIFEBUOY IN My DAILY BATH !"

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NOW sue HAS A NEW JOB, AND sHE’§ NOT AFRAID or LOSING IT. sue HAS LEARNED HER LESSON AND sns WON'T > _msK_“s.o." AGAIN. SHE'S A REGULAR ' LIFEBUOY» USER!

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Flawless Beauty Can Be Real Handicap to Women

CONSULTANT ON FEMININE PROBLEMS WARNS AGAINST COPYING OTHERS — GIVES FIVE REA-

'Noe_l DeBlois_ vice president. Chas. A. Beer. secretary, Emanuel Gal- lant, treasurer; Noel DeB1ois, Harold Messervey, Peter A. Mc- Dellau. Souris, and Rex Lea, ex- ucutlve members. Among the guests present at Satiuday night's enjoyable gathering were Col. U. G. Dawson. W. P. Bruce, and Bert Davison.

FUNERAL AT HOPE RIVER/— Funeral of James Blanchard, 23- year-old Hope River man who died Friday of injuries received in a, gravel pit cave-in was held satur- day morning from the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Cleophas Blanchard to St. Ann's Church, Hope River. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Father Earl Dalton who also conducted service at the grave-side in the adjoining cemetery. Present in the sanctuary during the service was Rev. Father Pitre of Rustico. Pallbearers were fellow workers in the gravel pit where the deceased received his injuries Trlrsday af- ternoon. He had his lei! badly crushed by a cave-in. The funeral Saturday was one of the largest ever seen in Hope River, it was said.

RESCUES CHILD——An unidenti- fiedohild was resced from a perilous and terrif g nzsitiom beneath the Rocky Point Ferry Mr. Harry Redmond, it was learned. Shortly before 9 o'clock just before the lihirvicw docked on her last trip. Mr. Redmond. who happened to be on the wharf heard a child crying

immediately investigated amdfound a child had fallen throu a hole in the wharf towards e outer

opening and pulled the child from the water where it wasin momen- danger of drowning. The youn tor suffered from shock and i high. it was said. but nothing more serious thanloa to the prompt- ness of the rescuer.

hurriedly organized and set out in various direcuons L‘. \\'as a great

relief when the youthful :narincr:.| were vered IBADGIICUSAY push- their yacht. along the shore. so. ended a. voyage long to be ren1':.'u- bored by men who go down 10 the §°‘,"_1-ism?‘-,4_.___

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SONS FOR FAILURE TO IMPRESS — INDIVID- UALITY ATTRACTS.

successful individuals. She listed five reasons why women fall to make lm, , namely:

1. They develop unpleasant quali-

Unusural ‘beauty in woman can be a nobility rather than an asset, Mom to Miss Elizabeth Mac- Donald Osborne, of Boston imi- varsiity. '

The noted consultant on woman’:

‘ said she had studied great women in history and found that almost every one of them had one 0; two imperfections in their fac- ial features. But they had develop- ed their other good points. Shoe add"

ed. .

“Cleopatra won Mark Anthony from his wife who was many times more beautiful than the Egyptlan queen." said_Mixi Osborne- "Clcopatra is not, even considered beautiful—— but she did have 8 beautiful modulated voice and al- ways desired to please." .

Oorntendln that men dislike women with extreme beauty. M-155 Osborne added:

“They prefer a woman with aver- gge good looks, health. mystery. and a warm sympatheticx nature. I have round that em-emeiy good- looking co-eds in 00 8'3 mm philosophy than other girls.

“The beautiful women rest on their laurels of pulchritude and when they reach the age of 40 they find they no longer can attract person because they have lost their beauty." V

Miss (xborne said women si.i.l mg m an age where they are 2 decorative element— not in tiw sense that they must be beautiful. but rather in a Dar'tl,0l1‘1B3' lT\d1""

S 32 They uetiI$1’1d4ﬁ_uwha:t others

4. Thevy are lazy. 5. They have a negative and un- co-operative philosophy of llile.

EQUIPMENT

With the advent of sunny days and warmer weather most home heating plants have been shut off until next fall. Home-owners and householders one cautioned. how- ever, that unless a certain amount. of off-season care is taken there will be many repair bills when the heating system is started months hence.

Serious damage to boilers often occurs during the Summer months one of the principal causes of this is corrosion which results from the combination of moisture in cellar air and sulphur in the soot. ash. and residue.

lent, heating engineer will prevent boiler cc-rrosion. Cleaning of the lboiler consists of the removal of lsoot, ash. and residue from all .heu,t.ing surfaces and the removal ni clinkers, cinders and ashes from J the firepot, grates and ashpit.

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Thorough cleaning by a oompe- I

Notice Re Automatic Lawn Sprinklers

Persons owning autonuiic lawn sprinklers on Ignln reminded that Water Department regulations permit. “on fixtures on metered services only. Any consumer found weratlnr this type of sprinkler. or found leaving and hose unattended will be metered immediately.

COIVDWISSIONEES OF SEWERS AND WATER. IIRPLY

I.—M.c.A. Swimming

__ . '. . sou - °*s.sEs:.2~.<.=:.r.E .*:...".....m Program continues

Ilntii End 01‘ Month

Following a decision made at the Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors meeting a few days ago. during the balance of the month as from the date Aug. 14th. Mr. Gall Prowse representing the Y. M. C. A. will be on duty as life guard and irisruotor at the Buttes. near Hillsbovm Bridge two periods each week day 10.00 a. m. to 12.00 noon. and. 2.00 to 6.00 p. m, The flow which has been in the past week or so will be I used thmughout the period of this , further supervision.

It is being used the courtesy and cooperation of the Ioanadian National Railways and ' has been loaned without charge for ' the Community Service now being rendered. Necessary expenses in ‘ connection with the Sill and Instruction in Life Saving and Swimming throughout the period cl‘ July and August are being borne

dual fashion. she continued:

"In this country we are ecrpeotnd to be attractive. and it is more important to look attractive them to be attractive. A Woman

uinin are 1211e_°°___._I>i=* if

DEATHS

because

HAll.DING——At'the Prince County, Hospital, summerslde, Aug 13. 1939, Mrs. Boyd Hardins 0! French River. aged Bl ye"!- Funeral from her late residence. Tuesday. Aug. 15 at 2.30 P M. Interment spring Brook- WEBS'i'EB—-At, Oharlottetown. Aug. 12, mo. William 8 WWW» in mg with year. Rernains are resting at the Cutclifie lﬁme-ral Home un- til 1.30 P. M. Monday. - - thence to New Dominion for ser- vice at 2.30. Interment New Dom- inion Cernetery.

Borden Myers. st. Avards. - L.31-8-I4-2i. I

measure suit, 8. F. L-30.

m x#uﬁ": ' tailored to ] Jill.‘-£1;3£1.1._;3§?_1iia1‘_5g_.B_t-__.._

MODEL A FORD WANTED ‘[0 buy, low mileage. W. A. R. Gare , Guardian. 29.‘

1.081‘.--A’l' CAWNPORE S Y‘ brown’ wool blanket. RA!t.u.rn. to

Everett Wedlnck. Hunter River and receive l'.;8$. ‘

WANTED raorrasrnnrmscn-| or for Grand Eh-itry ‘ school Balm-7 $45.00 per month. Seven mouth term. common Oct.

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In Memoriam

I loving memory of Mn. Jennie Lai':d who died sum: 14. 1938-

In our hum your memory linem- sweet and tendon»! >831‘ » There is not a day. Dear Mother Thot we do not think of W“-

rngeried by her daughters. Pr‘!- olllo and

smart. will learn to select and do things ]

‘ Broken or warped grates should .be repaired during the Summer 1 ‘months to prevent waste of fuel I !when the heating plant is again ttumed on in the Fall. Outer sur- faces of the boiler should be clean- ed, and the application of a pre- ’ servative paint is effective in keep~

‘mo the heating unit, in good con-

dition during the warm months.

bytheY. M. C. A. onbehslfof ‘all those wishing to participate through-

‘ lodges ;:.plend1d ooperauion and help given without charge by the public press,

rifdio and the efficient l of NH’. Frank B. Chrlne gm man of the Association Committee

sponsibility for swimmers or inthers art the that when -the supervisor Mr. Carl Prowse is not on duty,

A HUNTIING PAIBON

_ Ky..-(OP)—Wh1I the National r‘onhun~ien' Amoeb- tion holds its ninth annual fiﬁ trials in November, Rev. Ben Joyner of Coushatta, I.it., wm ‘Jo master of hounds.

Eastern Guardian

.."l‘his column is reserved lol news of local interest but adver- tising of 5 newsy nature may inserted at 2 cents I. we

__T______ _ , ..’C0ll.REC'l‘ION—-The town Exlucbition Prize List: 25 in Cattle Class, should ran/.i:— 34.00, $3.00, $2.00; sections 48 and 49 should read:—!I‘hire1 Females; Sections 31 to 35, roots

and wgvtablc Class. out out

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Colin Davidson, clerk of the Home of Lords. ‘rho eareme

Dnlredom, in Hie Chiral: of St. Philip Nari. (TM Duke‘: hulk

I. A twelve-cooob special electric Crab 1 leaving

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