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lforethnnha-lfufnur tiunlndonc below the bait-iii your 2i ate! bowels.

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Whit you manned in Outer‘: Little Hm Pills m 3ft‘ united help tn that ‘fireman 2| lent" o! lll.

‘hi: one Oerur‘: Li tlu Liver Pill before nml lflll After mull. e than neooritl to directions. The: help wake up n llfllr I of the l! lnlln dlgealivl Juices In your ltnm- nii AND bowels-help you dlgcnt whet you luvs eaten in Nnturn‘: own way.

Then molt folks get. the hind 0f relief that mllfn you feel better from your bud to your tau. Just be IUPIYDU get thn genuine (Euler's Little Liver Pills from your druulnt- 25¢.

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000KB for Photographs. CHICKEN. TAXI-PHONE 271

CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. 14-978

ALWAYS TENDER Best Seed for sale by Arthur Vessey. Ytirlg- 41

WINSLOE UNITED CHURCH.- servicesApril 11th. I-llghflelcl 11.15 A. M. Wlnsloe South 3 PM. Winsloe North 7.30 P. M. Officers of Wlnslue South Sunday Echool 2 P. M. Rev. T. Constable, Minister. 4-8-11. POLICE COURT-In the Police Court yesterday morning u drunk and incapable who failed to

In Memoriam

Mlle‘. ULADY$ in‘. BURNS

Her many friends will learn with rcgreo oi HIE occur o1 lvn-s. uluuys is. nurits, wnlcn occurred on bun- utly, lvlhlell Z8, Lin», lll LAIU rrllice county nospttst. BUFVAHAA‘; are two soils, Pte. John a. mums, acme- Mllcli} ill lLilgiunfl uiiu uurptifhl J. u. lsuriis, wltn me rt. t... A. m. 0-. haiitax, N. .11.; two fllulltlclllltlffill,

-L‘i/-. UIDMII MICKEY, DJIIIEWIIEIG III

miglanu and lvlt-s. IPBIIK tvlnc- lvllnuii of PleQCAlCiUn, m. ti; ulltl two great. grsttuctu-utett, cnttrles tvluclvnllsn and tvlartntl JOyl-‘B mcsey, nnglana; also one sister, Mrs. W. W. usrtliner or lvntlite. Mrs. Burns, wno was SAXLJ-IIVQ years of age, had resided in hen- sington for over thirty years, and will be greatly tnlss-d uy ner netgn- bours and friends. ner husband predeceased net sixteen years ago, ttna ncr only daughter, Irene, four years earlier.

The tuneful scrvie-s were held Wectiiesuuy morning, March 31, and interment was in ine Indian River cemetery. Pallbearers. J. A. Thomp- son, Clarence Hickey, George Ellis, Jamie: Brahsm, Jomes Mullsiy, Keir Lzlar .

MASS CARDS

Ml". and Mrs. John S. Burns willlam Dunphy

Annie OT-tollortln, Summcrsldc.

P. Drlscoll and Family, Sum- merslde.

Mrs. Axlnle Baker

Mr. and ltrs. P. N. LeBlailc

Mr. and Mrs. John Chlow and Family, Summerslde.

Mrs. lgsnk MiwMtllaii, Frederic"

ton, N. .

Corporal J. O. Bums, Halifax, NB.

Eileen Shea.

SPIRITUAL BOUQUET Mr. mid Mrs. L. Criliill FLORAL TRlBUTEs

‘Pillow-Jack and Nellie Pillow—t.‘orporal J. u. Burns Wreath- Mr. und Mrs. Frank MacMillan and son, Charles. Spray-Mrs, Mabel Chisholm and Family.

5PPRY~—lVI-T5- S. Slddel and Grace Oxlord, N. S. 4-3- '

Card of Thanks

The ltunlli" of the i.ttt~ Mrs. Gladys E. Burns, wish to thank all irietius and neighbours for kindness shown to their mother dunng her illness. They also extend their thanks to the doctors and nurses of the P- C- Hvsuttai tutti tp those who sent floral tributes. spiritual bou- quets and Mass Cards, 4-8-11.

Story of Marine

Stand Thrills in "Wake Island"

As gripping a film us has ever been dprojeczed on the screen come thun crlng into the Prince Edward Theatre to-dsy.

1t ls Paramount's "Wake Island", a masterpiece or s movie telling the story of the little band of out- numbered Mnrints who for tour- teen days stood off the pounding cf Jsp invasion forces and by so doing thrilled the hearts of all Americans and wrote glorious Marine history. Paramount gathered together s brilliant. cast to portray the many real-life roles. Heading the list are Brian Donlevy, Robert Preston, Macdcnald Carey. Albert Dekker Walter Abel. Barbara Britten and William Bendix,

The fatr. that "Wake Island" was filmed with complete Murine Cor cooperation stands out unmist. - nbly. The realistic land. sea and All‘ battles are thrilling testimonials to that fact.

"Wake Island." bear tn mind, isn't all battle scenes. ’I‘he film has n very definite story, scripted by W. Ft. Burnett and Frank Butler. It is the story of the men who fought the bait e. and tltrrriorc ls a hlszh- l_v personal dramatic tale that be- comes magnificent film entertain- ment us acted b, an ~lnspired cost nnd forcefully drected by John Farrow. It has humor and gslety amid the sliubbles of furious battle.

ll, with relatives. The funeral

appear had his $5 ball estreated.

BROTHERS Ml-JE'l‘.¢-Mr. ltllfl Mrs. E. l". Acorn of this City had a letter from their son Sergeant. w.A G., George Acorn R. C. A. 111.. stilling that he had met his brother Corporal Keith Acorn tbetter known as Sheble) in Eng- land. They are spending a leave together. These two brothers haven't sceii esch other for two years.

STEADY GIIOWWTL-Tlle Coil- sumer Branch of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board has grown steadily since it was organized in Canada and this week the mem- bership reached 10,000. This large l membership was accomplished in

a s ace of l5 months. Mrs. J. K. Lep tlr of Swift Current, Susie, was the ten thousandth Canad- | isn woman to be enrolled as ii | liaison officer between womens organizations and the Consumer Branch. The main object of this Woman's Regional Advisory Com- mittee is the controlling of prices and prevention of inflation. Such committees are established Ill (l1 rlottetown and Stimmerltde in mls province.

BURIED IN SAINT JOIIN - Frl-ctics in Saint John will rezret. the passing of Mrs. Marion Robert- son. wldoiv of William J. RUDE!‘ n, which occurred in Toronto aft r a lcng period of declining health fol- lowing a serious major operation

Mrs. Robertson's husband was for- merly a traveling representative of the old Sufnt John firm of Daniel and Boyd -the London House — and afterwards represented the firm of Grecnshlelds Ltd., Montreal. During their residence here many years ago, the family home urns lccntec. on Sydney Street. Mr. Rub- crtspifs two brother, George and Strutin Robertson. mctnbers or a prominent saint John family, nlcd s itumbei" of years ago Mrs Rob- ertson was the former Miss Marlon Crabbe of Prince Edward Isl-dud

"she is survived by a brother Mr. Ernest Crabbe of Borden, P E I ) She spent the winter months at the

to

four years ago, when She re awed many olc friendships she 11115 since been making her home in Toronto service W85 held Monday in Toronto, and the body will arrive in saint John o“ V/erliicsdrty. The ccriittiltlal >91‘- vlcc will be hold in the CllilUPl at I7'E‘l‘lllllll Ccmctery on Wednestltiyf a1‘. tfmcon at 2.30 o'clock —~$3llil, John "telegraph Jonrnai 6111.1

Personals

Mrs, Fl is lifr-t-Pherson of Allis- ton, has rccz-"lvrri a csblecvan, 51,115. lniz that her husband Ptc Ellis Mac- Plvrsmi has arrived safely in Great Britziiii

convey sincere thanks; to all friends who sent mcmtigcs of sympathy tind floral tributes; also neighbours who helped by their many acts of kindness during their

helped her in tllly way, during the fllgelsf 0t‘ her late husband.

thel furious battle and makes you ec

in? to make the Jtlps pay a terrible toi for the Lesthernecks fought on. determined what thev irmitcd,

Each performance of the actors is flawless. through their roles as lhottglt lll- splrcd, which they undoubtedly were Just as t-lic entire Amcrlctttt iillblil; was by the magnificent stand made by our Marines.

As red-blooded movie entertuiit- ment. "Wake Island" should not be m ed. As an example to every

The picture starts just u few da s before the Pacific atoll was attsc - cd. Even then there was a sense of impending danger which led to the is and being fortified.

Then it came. The invading forcrs hurled their might by lund, sea nnd sir against s handful of Mar- ines and civilians. Against these heroic defenders the Japs had to paiy ti terrific toll-and for some- h ng they're going to have to give back anyway.

American of courage and determin- stlon against. odds ft must be soon.

Trinity United Church

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lll1S got llWliy with uta, 1t will be out of the country lzelore you can say knife llllct nu doucf. they'll have some smart mun to get CHM-king on it. our only hope persuade When- Then wc

Sir-tits t0 bawne to work for us. _ could at least hope to nave the stuff going as soon as the Hun does- 1L5 making the best 0f ll bad job, but that scents the safest line to take." "Yes. 1f they gut Mother's torm- ulti, but its not certain they did, thuugn of course. it is possible." "Any reason to think they may Benny asked. "We'll have to keep Bill of! When- bIlWIlB somehow. Of‘ course, it, is the probably

not have

girl he's snell scratch his eyes out. Lthen, as a thought struck him: "I suppose whenbutute Admiral Bentty Hotel hcrc about. he's no reason to love iiun, has he?"

"He didn't kill him. He hasn't. the strength.

"And l um,‘ "To theme." rrnston ivciii on. “We have iilglltl P9118011 didn't lvloiiklorti.

side. ll hull-wit. seems that lic lTrlS something up lllS He admits Duraiiport was not (lead WhCll he found nlm, but. We cunt gm. tlllyihllig else out of liiiii. It is ntilc gone through the dying man's or Ditrtliiport. may have givCll him the papers. Hi5 general 511d iggests he is k€9p~

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Lot . ok kiic maxi cf scarce less rt geiirrtil on thc livid or uii admiral Blil commented. lslOll lllwliys coiitlves to be dra- ' If I didn't know him so ' he stage- nnd ent-

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PAGE THREE

With Dover Between By

COLIN HOPE

CHAPTER X

“SHE HA5 DISAPPEAIIEDI"

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"No. ‘This is only one of the jobs I'm interested in. Remember Blee- 4- - son. tliv landlord here, is rill right. FlFSl-rzltc chap. in fact. He'll help you. rspocinllv with the local angle.’

"You ttskcd for it at, nine-thirty. Are you ready?"

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we start?"

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taunt. Indeed sclous of it.

awkward,

cr—the circumstances . .

If he ind Jerry knows it, '3 -_ _

C Charley f. t rlless will probably wégg- g “$110M Lwllantl ‘Ills reaction -ost him lllS life," Lorbr k c m- B W? ,0 11m We were 0rd 0f Thanks fnemed, 0° 0 acting as UIlOlllClBl -ot- even of. .____,,_ "its part of your 1'0» to keep ‘figl ‘filmd_)'-§;L;1111'<Ls t3 hllni. After

- - - . . ui cyc l him," F nsto Kid. ' E 11 1" 111 1e W00 10 ‘vlgfllsmmlcmu* Belt“ ‘md “m”? 1 o] e n M have any doubt that ho and his

tentlon. “Might Work," Benny

,. 1 ' k ~ 1] d b n.- 5, t. t to be a mail who scares easily.“ Zzgftilli 53d befmvemelli- grulsloulq? ~ 10s new‘; ‘lrilgavigfpovg? At that. precise lilotncnf. ' tilated district. and strangers at- Problem was wlved- A331" m?!“ l‘ . “ac, Hnpmm,,_~ ttisp ‘on the door. This ttmsl iLLWflS - Low, .1‘- L f. U tabl_ eav e11’; more urgcn. "t r. or- Card Of “I tlilnlimywililile llild llfsxliill $- neeli br°°ku called me mndlmd- ica" I to know. except where Charley 99mg m? Mr- Wllffnbflwne 15 he" — Monklurtl lives. It‘ we want any help to see Yo“ at mice- ,_ Mrs. Fldcle Pliieml, Not-tit Rustico, I'll lel you know, I take you Bl" 11"'§‘w,,°°e" the dmir- L‘?! wishes to thank all chose wilo "nave won't bc fraying about ltere?" mm wme .m' h" cflncd- Wm“ 5

ha pened? '

“Germ ._ our power,‘ _I.pOl'l)l‘OUl(

"Yrs. I'm coming now," FfllfitOll , I _

swrrctl. H-r turned to his two “w,” W?) cflm ‘If?! “m” mm“. roiitpttniutis. "l must get tiwtly. I l9“ ‘mm x“ __‘\,_ I H“, Hm‘ think ytttrvv cot everything. I'm m“ “o! up “m” ‘ ' l“

rest. I lllll 100 irurticrl " firm line vnliifihlc time llllillll. trusted ill bringing . "But, you set‘ W1‘ tell

p uiilcs hut) lied."

“ o. No. Of course not.

Sh” has disappeared!" (To be Cciithitiedf

$1 o

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iii wi-ii- ii- tuna-an —---¢-

we'd better go and

"Never mind murderers." Bill till.»- wered. We can leave them to the police. Our Job is to find Mttthei-‘s Papers 0r_ to iaersuadc Whenbavime to part with his formula. Whcre do

"As if you don't know! 0f course we go to cull on Mr. James Weil- bawne. Al: least, we say we have come to see him. Actually. of course, entertain him at while you tllc lilcce. think Wlieiibawne called

_ Lorbrook was so preoccupied that. ' Duntttport. l.» ll bit on itie queer I16 £00k 110 =wt101l t0 11111189 the he was scarcely con-

"YESmWC itiusl. go ‘to see When- bsivtle. he said. as if speaking to himself. "But its awkward. Deuced

"We can't Dav a social call lil-

we cannot say please We're Government agents and What, about, ‘ ygur plastic," Bcimv Conliers add- '

can't. 111960 111B Obiccts of unwelcome tit- ..

conceded, "but. I have doubts. He doesn't scent

henbawne was almost inside the room without awaiting the invita- tion, He tried to speak Cklllllly, but it was (plain that he was very much

filly we will if it ls u-ithiti answered. “Won't you sit (town imd toll its

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Information — Reservations

Phone 540

FANNING SCHOOL

1403 'Except Sunday

tentral Airways

LIMITED

Ilttnor Roll of running school.

Grade 2t.—1_ Marv Auici; 2 Js Bctiirstu; 3. lrcnc ’l‘ilylor.

Grade IX.—1, Edythe Donald; 2, Jam Burt; 3, Robert Murphy.

Grade VIII-l, Elaine Brysnton;

‘.2, Lccnurd Abbott.

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