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Dllii romance, collegiate antics

ll ‘tccusaee youngsters to brcuk up their lnolhvrs onde llllllflliV gtjllllg ldcns," uth and college, now showing Ge Prince Ed rides Susan ltarrmr rule. illzpczlring with Herb- ut Ifarshnll nud Susan and her

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THE PICTURE THAT GIVES YQU

“Wlllllllé INDIE/AIS,

Sophisticated outhoress Illdlgg away in smoll college town, ho, romance with quiet Professor until he reads her spicy book "A5 I Knevv Paris." Scondolously lunny goings on...in q pin lure us bright 0s its stars!

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EXTRA ! ! TRAINING TABLE

"THE R.C.A.F. FOOD PROBLEM" lt/s News For Every Home

TRAVELOGUE -- NEWS

(Miss Astor) mar-ﬂags to a

and set the entire furore in the process.

lkilful as Comedlenn

Entertainment on

Skill“! an , Marshall,

IOOITI B5

the comical attelnpts of a pair irreslsmﬂv mnny’

1S charming as

second tnarriligc galore in M-G-Mks n diverting story of ward Theatre. It pr0- hwrmw Mam‘ Pcicrs with her ﬁrst point, fnshion.

in the plot

Mary Ast

or. brother (Elliott

tw

or who gets his dignity upset,

and Miss As _ the unstispecting novelist. Elliott Reid plays the brother role convincingly and A1- Ilvn Joslyn is comical as a distrait Richard Carlson ‘inlays the dramatic instructor whose love for Susan forms nn important in topnotch

Reid) disapprove of their mother's eedy

vhv-nﬂstrv Urofessor (Murshall). So they plot w break up the match, collelze in a

m.» Peters makes on attractive co.ed and proves herself more than edienne. Herbert the digniﬁed profess‘; In!‘

“'5. ‘t... Reynolds

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lmiiini“ I i -\~i\\{\\‘.'-.'\.\\

u! chunky-need u GIIIHIIII w.“ M h ‘he m," “Mo”

Purcell, Hel Ryan. Monograms Thirteenth

AdB/bted from the the sensational

“Scarf ace."

tery, William Beaudine. "Mystery of the

'hls granddaughter’ to document at midnight lugs executed bv

annsh climax. The March meetixu? of

members present.

were read and appro

$103.25 from the district

W I. to the Red Cross. Letters of

thanks from the boys were read by the Secreta

appreciation

SHOWING .41- 3-15400 AND v.00

Mystery Drama Full of Thrills

Ilbdturing a cast headed b Dick . . . en Parrish dy Tim

an

"Mystery of the

Guest." horror thriller, opens today at the Capitol Theatre. eerie mystery thriller, “The ‘thirteenth Guest," by Armltage Trail, who also wrote screen success, 4 the Monogram picture was directed by the master o! mys-

Thirteenth ‘ts a storv of murder and susucnsc. motivated bv the will an eccentric old men who ordtetrs

e in an old. long deserted hotlsc. This eerie re- uuest leads to a. succession oi kill- lmoded ants thnt drive the laictttz-e to n

read

vrinuon w. l.

the Ver- ~- non W.I. was held at the home fo t Mrs. Thomas McKenna, with nine

The minutes of the last meeting

ved. The Women's Institute oollectmeld e Red Cross. It was moved and sec- onded that $25.00 be lziven from the]

for

ry.

A special meeting was held in

assail-

and overseas

C-A-P-I-T-O-L l TO-DAY rue. AND _ wen.

ooourorus LAST GAS?!

There's c shudder in every lhud- l ow of this l plllIIO in l crime!

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HELEN PARRISH DICK PURCELL TIM RYAN

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Also SNAPSHUTS l NEWS — COMEDY

SHOWS 3.15 — 7.00 — 8.45

the school, to pack Easter boxes for ' ‘m: s over-was. Ten Easter boxes were sent to the boys, a- . .,. vAlI-UU. Also $11.00 OI cigarettes were sent to the boys.

Mm. A. Sullivan invited the members to her home for the April meeting. Meeting adjourned by singing. God save the King. (Patriot please copy).

ittle ailments and

the e stem.

I Ilelp to Those Who Ire Past Middle Ago

When msunnd women get pest middle age their energy and activity, in many instances, begin to d9- oluie and their general vitality is on the wane.

l- kneeeee seem harder to lhdke off than formerly, and, here and there, evidences of n breakdown begin to appear.

Now le the time thou wieliin lhould take a course of Milburnfe

They help tone up and invigorate the patient by their tonic action on

ce 50c a box, 65 pills. at. all Look for our tnde mark

to help maintain their health and vigour

ealth lvnd Nerve Pills.

counters.

n “Red cart" on the pdckage. The T. Mllbunl 00.. Ulibd. Toronto. OnL

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illneu avoided.

Help Keep Flt by Keeping TIIE KIDNEY-I I'll Good Order“

Nowadays molt people realize that to keep well i: uauelly simpler, afar, more pleasant and Ieu costly than to try to “get well.”

A healthy, well-regulated system mists many ailments to which n Ieu sturdy constitution may IIII victim. Because oI thin, more and more men and women m min] Dodd’: Kidney Pilli at regular intervals. By w doing they feel that they ue helping to keep their kidney: in good order, no that poisonous wule matter and excess acid: may be cleansed from the lyltam, and possible

It in e win hulth uleguud Io me Dodd’: Kidney Pill: from time to time. Doddh Kidney "illemnolhhit-Iorningufeenlleuytcruu

IIEITIIAI GUARDIAN

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' of the Canadian

This column In reserved for new! of looll Interest, but ldvﬂlllllll of n newny nature may IBM?" at five _oo_gtl__l,_w_o_l't_l.__ltrlulg lo!!-

KIIIIIG S MIISI MING" with,»

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conlmni-zmriou use m- l‘.’.°".'.l.‘$°'°“i=' °' lily In ruch cases, he

SUBANO n TRAIN AND FERRY-The train

left Borden Saturday evening with

385 passengers. arriving here with

181, at 9.20. The ferry made five lind trips on Saturday.

GROCERY BUSINESS SOLD- The zrocery Incas conductail under the name of the Canadian Stores Ltd" Grafton Street, has been sold to the former manager. Mr. I-LC. Atkinson, who is taking Over some time this week. -

IS PROMOTE!) — Word has been received by Mrs. Peter Bin- clair or promotion of her son. W0. Peter Sinclair of the R. C. A. F. to the rank of pilot officer. PO. Sinclair arrived overseas in No- vember of 1M1 and since has ser- ved in England, North Africa, Sic- ily and at present is in Italy. He received his wings at Camp Bor- den in September, 1941.

FUNERAL SUNDAY-The eral of the late Mrs, Samuel Craig of 21 Greenfield Avenue was held yesterday afternoon fiom hea- late residence. Service at the home and grave was conducted by Rev. T E. MoLennan The pallbearers

fun. E.

SATURDAY — Th!

llh from your

condemnation of frivolity. fact that Jesus our Teacher and our Lord has mightily increased the seriousness of life. 1 could under- stand an old pagan being frivol- ous. nothing eternal in man. But the Saviour has come tdbernacled and

in man; into heavenly meanings and swung out through death and when our life means fellow-

ship, kinship _ then to be frivolous is antichrlst.

make

THE KIRK PULPIT

Preaching last evening on the

text “But. they made light of it” (St. Matt. 22:5) the Minister, the Rev'd T. H- Bussell Somers, said: For Christians there ls

another

‘Protestant Orphanage

Annual Collection

KIJLVIN (THRIVE

By Mrs. Horace Paynlcr 5: Mrs. | Georgie .120 - Mrs. Wm. Cusciey’ Mrs, Wm. Casselcl" MJS. J,A Stewart Robert Crozier Mrs. J.R.. Stavcrt Mrs. Edlvard Mc-Murdo Mrs, Lawrence Dymcm, Mrs. Harold Laird Morris Caselcy Percy Clarke Horace Pliynte: Fred Paynter 50c. Eacli: Mrs. Mrs Robert. H035; Mrs. Wm. Sta- vert; Mrs. Ralph Mouse; Mrs. Pen,

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Leaman Caseley; l

cy McMurdo; Mrs. Erskine _Mc-, Murcto; Mrs. Sterling ltlllliilﬂl Crawford Picketts; Mrs. Nlurwlli

Adams; Mrs. James Murphy; 400.. Mrs. Irving Cotton.

It is the

him there was

because for

and God has tabernacles ‘still and life has been lifted into eternal; with God. eternitv.

Christ does not want you to be

light oI duty. Do not make

36c. Each: ivfrs. Eric McMurdo; Mrs Bertha Walker; Mrs. Samuel Waugh: Mrs. Isnrlc Walker.

25c. Each: Mrs. \.V.A. NlcMllrdo; Mabon Bynon; Mrs, ’l'hcmas Ram- say; A Friend; A Friend.

Total $19.05, VERNON RIVER. . I By Birdie Stewart l Mrs. Harold S. MacLeod 2.00 Mrs. Irving Tweedy 1-00 Mrs. FTatik B. ma. i 00

Ernest Collings

1 O0 50c. Each: Mrs. AM. CarverL,

we": Mew“- w- Ginsu” 5- M9‘ solemn He does not wish vou to r5 G Ross- “r; 3,9,9“ \v(~gd'l 1v1lg;é_ Emeékﬁltgghlggé lvzfcnnogg; be_ dull. He wants your Sky 1° be a5 i lti/Irs Osbert ‘Enman; J A, Mac- and wmmd uﬂnisboné. ' 1m"; bright as heaven. But as you have Lax-L | ma“, was m the People-s cemb a life to live, and as you have 5| Total s‘? 5f},

gen“ death to die, do not make light of, 3-31-11 ' _ " the great things of thesoulDo nott "mim-v-m l run BAPTIST cutmcn l

funeral of the lete Jiunes MacDon- ald of 329 Euston Street was held Saturday afternoon from the Cut- cllffe Fﬁmeral Home. Services were conducted bv Rev. T.E McLen- nen. The pallbearers were: Messrs. ‘fllelgh Walker. Roland W A1- r

John Russell.

Kelly. George Sutherland, Frank McKay. The‘ remains were then followed by trnin to Dundas for burial. Personals Constables Mr. Hagan and Li-| onel Strong of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Charlottetown, left Saturday morning to attend a

course at the Rockcliffe Police College, Ottawa.

.___._____ TRINITY UNITED CHURCH At the morning service in Trin-

S

i M h26h,th. MlWer _ . .,

iiiiiidgnan atigpealbon IJCeIIZIII orfusthe Eﬁllllélllbtlaogglrd glrzgsntpiwrsioed our it is Gum m Mm”, sank .5 ..T.M,.

victims of famine and disease in Mr ‘Bradle ' m m5 ‘Opening 1.e_ Ninety and Nine" \ suns: ' y impressively hy the choir, 'l‘he,

China and India. This appeal is being made as an united effort by all the Christian Churches in Ca- nada and in Trinity Church the offering will, be received on Easter Sunday. Tho Choir rendered the Anthem "Incline Thine Ear" by Himmel with Mr. R. Gillls taking the solo pert.

At, the evening service conditions in India were described, which in many ways are as distressing and needy as those in China. The beau- tiful Ant-hem “The Twilight Shad- by D.D. Woodwas sung by the Choir. The ﬁreside Hour for the service men and their wives was held as usual on Sunday evening follow-

their wivcs were the hosts and hostesses. The young ladies of the Mission Circle assiste’ in the ser- ving.

One of the features of our Sun- day Schoo work that is giving great satisfaction is the increased interest o! the children in the Memory Course of Scripture and Hymns assigned to them-

Ankara Confirms llumania Occupied

IJONDON, March nth-IA?)- The Rumanian legation at Ankara, Turkey. announced today that it had confirmed the German occu- lition of Rumania, and diplomat- c quarters in London agreed that Hitler's Balkan grab had forestall-l ed any effective peace move by' the Nazis‘ nervous satellite na-

dissension-tom Balkans was seen in Berlin radio reports that para-

been dropped into Rumania and a Rumanian Jewish ring dealing with them had been caught.

Then. were numerous indications that the Nazi manoeuvre has not ended with the occupation o!‘ Hungary and Rumanin. Turkish advices reported that German re- inforcements, had becn rushed all points on the Runlaniau and Bulgarian coasts of the Black Sea in an apparent German move to prepare a stand against the onrush- ng Russian army.

Announcements And Questions In House

OTTAWA. March 24—Qucsiions, and announcements in the of Commons today DTOGUCHI the

louointcd t0 the ard governors. all provinces have ceuted the Federal Government's Invitation to a Dominion-Provin- cial conference, but no date hus- been settled. the annual statement‘ wheat board

showed a surplus of 830,812,275

worm-ion In 1 vi - loved ollghomcﬂzll: “Eight?! 131:0

peeled nwey on March 20, 1M2.

Sweet memories will Ilnler I'm-ever The cannot change them It‘ true Years that. mly come ennnot lever Our loving remembrance of you,

‘mvllte. Son and DIIIIIIICII

light of purity. Do not make light of sin. Do not make light of now. ‘steer-ll: ‘%.“‘i;.°‘%.l‘.‘i§.-';“‘l‘§°.llg“‘ were’ M 11 a- hood. _ out Hm or make light oi Him .s death forever.

Hospital was held last night in the Holy Redeemer was sponsored by the Charlotte-

marks spoke of the work n! 5001M I-Ie cmphasizezd that such work was worthy 0i nur fullest support- and that the of this concert and the one Iicld prc- , viouslf.‘ lvcrc to be turned over In the Social Service.

various artists was thoroughly en- joyed by the capacity prcscnr. The programme follows:

>1 w

Dawning, Mr.

Long River W l. of Mrs. evening. March 10th. with an at- tendance of 14 visitors. Meeting opened by in: Isti-tute Odc l in unison to by an "Irish Joke.“ The

lPay l t nbpointcdl. Prozrantntc. tncc PIIYIIICI‘ and Miss Elvn Kav. hart. Mrs. W.F. Ernest Dunninz. Mrs. Johnstonc, Correspondence werc thou rclltl. It was moved and $40.00 be IZIVOII towards Rcd Crrssl Campaign. voted fofln U. S Klnslncn Club The next mcetint: to ho hclrl at llnslde and pronounccd 1h:- M"1‘"°\‘l< Mac‘ burnt- irovlis “ihc lilo-t nlozem

the homo nf Mrs. nns-

Lcod, when roll call wil be Ivcred bv “Sinrz. Stlv nr Pnv." Alsn

n th

paired. _

The meeting clCsPd bv sulginql National Anthem. nftcr which lunch was served bv ccmmitieo In charge. House assisted bv the hostess, The nun"- tlon sale which followed was great‘. hand“ c ow bv 1mg “Th l, Cm

, , . _, p I ...- 1

Sandwell, Toronto editor, has bten , the nnrt of nuctioncrji: ‘ _ CBC b0 oﬂslun of $7 20 Wns rcallvej ITOIIIQIIQIVQ p ac- sli

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ower, vicwry- To be w

Sacred Concert Greatly Enjoyed

The service of morning Worship,

scrmcn by the Itev. Ronald Noble lwas ‘The Power nf the Gospel?‘ Saint Paul in Romans 1:16 says

“For I am proud of the gospel of‘ Christ, it. is God's saving povvci" for. everyone who hm faith" lMofiattul Jesus rcjcctcd all 5ll(‘CiﬂCllllll' ntctir‘ ods, he knew that all men rlrc ‘oath not, to be saved by tiudcrstandinc; but by faith, a faith based on his; life, ‘ lSai

his death. hi< resurrection:

nt Paul knew the place of lawn

1t can enlighten but It cannot pur-;

lfy, it can guide, but it cannot bring

A Sucred Concert in aid of the ociel Service of the Charlottetown.

Hall. This concert

Service lI‘i Charlottetown.

cni ire proceeds

The entertainment offered b_v the audience

0 Canada Land of ‘Hope and Glory, Notre

Danie Choir.

Solo, Sylvia, Miss Bernice Mur- y. Solo, The Rosary, Sergt. Frank

ing the evening service of wor- Mclnllfre- .3‘. D S1 ship. The Men's Association and MgrlegMisiitrgnrlc-i" ‘gﬁmas. e Nrag:

Carrier.

Galway Piper. Notre Dame Choir. Pinho Solo, The ﬂower Song,

Robins Return, Miss Bethany Mc- Dona-l

Solo, Mother At Your l-‘cet Is

Kneeling, Mfrs. Arthur Murray.

Ocleite, 011.140, John,.Nu, Miss-

es Devcrcaux, Blake, Connolly. Doyle. Messrs. Bordage, Doyle, Wynne, Doyle.

Solo, Roses of Picardy, The

Chester Donovan. Solo, The Old Refrain, Miss Ei-

leen Power.

Solo. In the Gardcn of TDIIIOTPOW

Miss Maureen Brown.

God Save The King.

.____.__€__. LONG RIVER. W. I.

The regular" monthly mcciing of

lnct lit the home Oscar Johnstoiie, Friday members and '7 sing-

followcd by creed call was responded min.

Roll

ns.

The possibility that. the Allies utes, of previous meetirllz were read have been quick to stir up as much and approved. _ trouble for Hitler as pass ble in the Reports of different committccs

were given as follows. _ Sick committee reported iiilVlllg chullsts 1n British unlformg mdlmade no calls. School Comm. had lnc report to committees were

then IIDDCIIILDKI.

Sick Mrs. Elwood

er and Mrs Oscar Johnslouc ire-

\Vllli:".II Do. . Jolulslnlir‘. .\.'l s Andrew C

Lunch. lvlrs.

also $10.00

Membershipjcc 7507,03

life. Jesus put that which is pri- mary in its foremost place, in his lCfOSf,

G

herd giveth his life for his sheep CBIIIQYOU!‘ codes make vou . ~ - ma you strong? God is in Christ low“ "mmml o‘ the Kmghls oflreccncillng the world unto himself,‘

Church school met at 2 30 P ,\/I , for the Bible Study period. Noble's scvmon at the sci-vice of evcuivlt: Worship Choice ‘Bread of thr- Workl“ was the c\'-, eninll anthem. the ‘eéenlltg Service there was a bricf

P9 John Inch

and chcilmzlstcl" directed the ullislcl at all services.

give for ulonth. Nc\v , Campbell. Mrs. Ernest Dunning. Mrs, Hcdlcy nter. School, Mrs. Elmer Parli-

Mrs. Eus- Mtlc- .

seconded that

there ls the promise that

0d is 0n our side, the good 5hep-‘

clean.’

Mini

was "Photo's;

and Our:- ‘Fhonllwuvs

At the npcnill: of‘

of congregational singlng..

Mus. Bac.. organist}

Officer Graduate §

. - _ . C N. V R , who was ai rcccul gmdtlnt: of the sprunl nfi-‘ iccro‘ training course 11'. ll, M C.l S Cornwallis Hi, will‘. ltlrs I/fargtlrct l Douglas, lives at 11. Brighton Avetiuc, GIIEII‘IOLLCLO\\'I‘I.I He graduate-d in tilechaniral cngi -, coring from Queen's University, Kingston.

Churchill Visits All-American Farce l

of the R.

LONDON. xliurli 1i the» Bruno Mil cl" Churchill on first lnslpcclicn 01' an All-Dincriclul

force ln B1‘il..\lll mitchcd hundreds.

of pnrnchuiisls in a mom. lcmp at air-borne ha ,1‘. discovered u

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‘premion of war. l The Americans in Britain.

‘two countries have cvcl- lnughl for in bygone days “

Mr Churchill, bare-headed spoke frcm n jeep, with Gcn D\\"I,!l1g D Eisenhower. Allicd invasion conun-

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