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3.15 -— 7.00 — 9.00 MATINEE 2.80

D A l L Y SATURDAY

WHERE THERE'S A JAM. . . . THERE'S A JONES~ AND VlCE-VERSA!

SA TUBDA Y IIATINEE 2.30

"When the world starts kicking ygu ‘"'.'|"'0." Says Jone

cttojldclr buck!"

M"? QH-H-H. WHAT A KICK You'll on our or THIS!

amp IVER BROUGHT You.

WIInl-IERS

HENRY WILCDXON

ililiil WESillY ~ 1E0 PROUTY DOUGIASIOWIEY ~ ROBERT AiiEN

TWO DAYS-FRIDAY a. sirulinliv lPRlNCE EDWARD

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Vwlicrcjflierés A Jam Thereds A “Jones” -_ - - And Vice-Verso Swell Family Film At Capitol

As long as Hollywood turns out uiotures as good as ‘Safety Numbers.“ the Jones Family's 1st- "ll. no one con chsllenize the in- dustry's current slogan that "Mo- tion Pictures Are Your Best En- tei-taiimient."

Owned yeswrdsy st the Capitol Theatre, this delightful comedy finds America's favorite folks ten times fun than ever be- cause this time they're all in c 1am together. proving that where ‘how's a lam there's bolmd to be a Jones. iind vice verse!

of a ~w mineral in which the lrood citizens of Mm-yvillc-lod by Dsd Jones-are aiuiious to invest tholl’ minus. Bo preoccupied is tho lhmiiv with visions of sudden Wealth that no one realises iiiWi- Jack Jones has fallen in love meanwhile with prettv Toni Stow- Ilt. a newcomer to Marvvilic. who Wsiits Jack to elops with her. 0n the day the two lovers 91B" W 610cc. it L1 discovered iliiii his lurintr wsoer contains no minerals --which mesns that‘ Dad and the other investors hsve been dulled about $100900 Wilflhl It is on‘ is! quick thinking g Mn. Jam. 9i’ fbflulfll (flflfilf. I that lures the swindcrs beck to their eventual capture by the en- N family and. incidentallv. Jack end ‘Ibnl bank to bu: i. . ' "WI! Ind linking Ginsu

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Ii. J. Ill B 0 ll orroinrsis-r" ‘llflurécii: AM. “will?! etc. ly, sppolmnviil.

0th " fills

“Safety In Numbers" DFPSQHY-S Jed Prouty. Shirley Deane. 3DFUT€ Byingion. Russel Gleason. Ken Howell. Georize Ernest. June Carl- son. Florence Roberts and Billy Malian in their usual iaenllv P0195-

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immounrm. Aus-A ions o1- tm-oncicn over the question of score boards at Went Fooiouful’ 0W1 h” been settled by erectrzn of n oom- bination cricket and soccer board. Cost will be $814.50.

Trinity United Church FRIDAY, JUNE 2

so-aui m wiiiu-smui Ill. {so-uni oiiiiies-sooisi n» i.

ioo-giigii-“hennrsiii-iiesi-u Ihll. Too Late To Uu§l_f.y__ __*_~- WANTED A mm ron. GIN-

ml h , references ie- gulred. Apply b’! Orlebsr

FOR. sAui-issi cmzv. snnAli. ggqvgflgnd Bicycle, 1e! weymow-n

How All"; Your Eyes ‘i

h 1i III toms _‘_'i.'...'i'...lit.."....t ens-consult n spec-

ii you i oi rt i or i

Al. your service with rem oi experience d n thorough retracting re .

Cull in and discuss your dit- ticnliicl.

6. F. ilubllcsoll

U. I. IIUTUHESON.

ANNOU

lhortcnlflli M!!! llll Milt.

With Jane Withers At Prince Edward

Inwhntisiryailloddsflhelrrand. .cst Dlctuole me has ever mad _.. the hovviest, the funniest. ° heart-tuaginz-est, -—Jsne Withers comes to the Prince Edward The. ctm today in “Keep sapling, mm 91°11! BY-uu" Mid Henry Wil- °°X°fl hood-inn s. splendid east mincludels Helon Westley. Jed l1 . Dollies Fowle an - "“i‘i.."l”“- ’ “ m’ fist-WWW screen ls. 09911’! with Jane Ln a fashiongblye izirlo boeiulinz school. selling her entire wardrobe m rsise mo mo i0 Hollywood. where she pliuis to "l"? 11H‘ movie director-uncle. Henry Wilcoxom whom she has never seen. Arriving at his Reverlv Hills mansion lust as its lavish lllffl-iflhiu-izs 1i‘: beiniz sold at nix-- tion Jane iecrns that her uncle l8 down on his luck. has taken to drink _and can no longer get a. job. Wbereumn she conspired with Gloria. Stuart. Wilcoxonb former secretary -—who admits that she loves him -to rehabilitate her uncle Janie crushes one of the big studios and enter c wild chase with its police force nets into the head producer's office where she makes a/n impassioned plen in her uncle's behalf. The producer is more iri- terested in ziviniz June a chance to play in pictures herself. Arid the scenes which follow offer an un- uruslly complete ins to th

t! of n. motion picture

an extra on the set where Jane is being coached for the stair role. When the director. who tries to make Jane look bed. "blows up" on the Job. Wllcoxon is offered the pilot's seat —a.nd with Gloria Stulirt once more ct his side. the romantic situation is well in hand.

Personals

Mr. F. Waller Hyndman is n guelst at the Windsor Hotel, Mont- rea.

Mr. Harold Schlurman is visit- ing Montreal. n guest at the Windsor Hotel.

Miss Lily Aitken has returned to the city from Toronto. where she spent the winter.

Mr. Walter S. Giant is matlicing

tisfnctory pYOBTESS u? B D9- 911 is: tihe Royal Victoria Hospital. Montreal.

Mrs. Aymier iriicrley- Asquith. Sank. nwived home Tuesday ev- ening to visit her mother Mrs. B. s. Moore, West Royalty.

‘The many friends of Miss Freda. Smith of stiiiiiey Bridee and M185 Edith Dirigweil of Marie will re- gret; to learn cf their illness in the P. E. I. Hospital.

Min Weds Smith. Bridge. has entered the P. E. ls- land Hospital for treatment. Her many friends wish her s 917M111’ recovery.

Mrs. Philip Luke. Asquith. sask.

smoinpanled her two small chi Jenn wand Verne arrived

to visit her mother Mrs. Juries . Milton

Mrs. T. E. E, MacNutt and slimmer. Miss Merv. returned Wedniudai/ niSht "W" 790mm” and Montreal. In the tormer cit)’ where they visited Mr. Wiilter MacNutt. they 1184i the mlviieliu of hsviniz a lzood view or the Kinl

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NOTICE TO FARMERS

We have just received A shipment oi

FORMALIN iron

”v‘MUT ON GRAIN

ii slim rm womanly fl- icciiva romcdy.

Grain growers would bc wins to sci. roiiiptiy. in order m have see 0'00"‘! "film before sowing. w n n.

0 pint to ever! II ° of wnifm. Fail directions IMF with every order.

w, ulso carry the now and improved

"ERES ' "

not dllinlecinni for d _. 01h - niii-iey- 0M a: bushels. G"

it. Mil

Stanley

home Tue! ‘ny even-i

Pig Worm Powder

n “u uwymuhly lblliisll

all trues of woriiu Ind im- prm the hlllih in your lug‘- riiics as CENTS rsn i -

The Z "I03

DRUGSTORE

10 Grout (loci-lo Street

I. G. IIUTOBISON.

All lillil Oxdmgoinv-en Prowl!‘

A new LOAF or nun STEWARTS ISLAND MAID LOAF

The finest ion! mule in the Maritimcs mil baked in Char. iotlciown by Prince Edward Islanders. '

H oollillnl fill bod Flour. Hunt, Soil, You“.

Get this line New Incl for you fl-mlly may, Ifgppcfl h, a sanitary new pedal attractive we: wrapper.

snwsnrs ISLAND MAID LOAF M Your Grocers or Phone 211

STEWARTS BAKERY 161 KENT ST.

‘EKeep §m1ii 11g’;

~ YiIliacLean

I i lialcllll £i-..;i

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NCING

Butter,

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SPECIALS IN DRESSES Wcek End Slwolnls At The GREEN DOT

( Next Sinai-i’; Kent Street)

DRESSES-Sites ll to 30 At $2.19

Bakery on

Also summer lists scllinl at reduced prices.

Prop. BEATRICE WELSH.

within s.

be left, alone.

are in surrounding cabins. Witness Films

on the drive to Mount Ediilh Oev

Dominion Motion Picture Bilxeeu Ofllcials of the Bureau had problem on their hands today

of the King. by borrowing from newspaper pho

bible to keep Hts Majesty stocked.

On arrival at station. Lodge. the King and Queen wer-

Dominion minister without port

Mr. acted as the province's tivr of the

“Welcome to th

to the province.

eparkwasex

Wood were Malesties on arrival of the roy-s train. Albertans R115. some

at “T.” station to shout a welgomg The

decked in finds and blintino.

F everislu

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merged submarines.

Airplanes ranged far over the boy until darkness temporarily ended their usefulness back alt the grim seeking to spot the y etifi‘ Pwtlng place.

Fear 0f Collision

wrecks known to be in the vicin-

liull had been pierced.

Thee was concern. howe-vencver lier silence. The craft is equipped with the latest radio devices. Ex- perts feared collision with some sunken object might have put her electric system out. of commission. first word of the accident came when a. tug accompanying the Tlietis reported “something amiss“ after the submarine failed tocome to jthe surface at the time pian-

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_She had completed her surface irialsarid was making her diving tests prior to bein-g nut inlio naval service. She was commimioned in March after three years building at e. cost of about 5150.000 ($1,- 638000)

Britain has been free of subuni- rlne disasters since Jen. 2e. i982. when tfhe M-Z sank ofl’ Portland 1113111, Erlglarid, with the 109s o! 61 ves.

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TIRED FEET

Phone 149

KING AND QUEEN ___(COlli'.i.!)i\18d_ifg:D7BZgl_l

few feet lmt they re- spected Their Majesties’ wishes to

Only two attondiants are lodged with Their Mejeeties in the cabin -T. L. Jerram, the King's valet. and Miss C. Malclean. the Queen's maid. Others in the royal party

This afternoon. before starting

ell, Their Mnjesties were shown thousands of feet of film they have‘ token since they left mig- isnd. It was developed by the

Angus Macbean. son cf Mr. mid . Mrs. Geo. A. Madman. . re- s ccrntiy returned from Baoirville, N.

hundreds of feet a day. However.

tosrephei-s and others.- iihe Bureau chief, Capt. Frank Bsdgeiey. was

greeted by Hon. J. A. MscKinrion,

folio. who welcomed them back Ln- MacKirmon

Dominion Government.

tended by J. A. Wood. parks sup- erintendent. at an infomiel goth- PTiilZ at, the station. Mr. and Mrs. presented to Their

and British Columbi- whmn chime from as far as Prim-m Rupert, 750 miles west, on the Pacific Coast. mingled

little town. named for Jasper Haiwae. in charge of the first Ath- nbaskn Valley trading post, was

after midnight. with other special‘ equipment such as the AdmiraitiVs sxsmei. device for detecting sub-

_ andwoie ob at dawn,

ity. it was Uhought unlikely her are skmkmgmp and W55 95km m

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The central Guardian

This collnn is reserved i new: iii iociii mam-i but nevi-runs; o! u?! be uni-m

I llflgfl .. chic in advance. , n, OONIIDIIA up]; _

ANCE- TmNi-mss-‘igitffi.

HOME FOB BUBIAL-Iiile rc- moinc of the late Mrs. Chub? , Prolwit. New York. will urge in Charlottetown on the hm my,“

w. 1110M. accompanied

her sister; Mn. Peter L M¢Qu°¢n

MB. J. I. O'BRIEN - five o! Perle! “iii. be demonstrating 1939-1940 mi-

nt Prowse Bros Ltd. Leda Saturday.

of Dmvm, Mass, “NY sitter a. brief lars to follow later.

ROYAL BANK MAN TAKE oven-cu w. ‘$2301.52 chunk. who is to assume the posi-

hsd place illness. particu-

enpocted Over {int-its ngt week. He ransferr here from Amlhcrst, N. S. Mr. Cniikshenk is not exact- ly s § to Chnrlotwtown ashswess ioned here forsome time u accountant.

EXPECT CARFERBY WEEK-The S. S_ Oharlo NEXI: ca: ferry operating on the Tor. mentlne-Boiden service is eiqpecg- ed to be ready to leave Saint John N. 13., this weekend. The ship has been in dry dock for the past Imuth undemoms sniiiiiii over- haul. Meanwhile. the service ls he. 1M mulled on by the Prince nu- ward Island.

BOY SCOUT PARADE-The sn- nuaii church parade of the Scouts which was celled off last Sunday Owing to the held this Sunday "0011! will meet art Market Square at l0 o'clock. and mimic. headed by the Lecitue of the Cross Band. H-otesmnt Scouts will worship sit St. James Presbyterian and the Osthoiic Scouts st the Church of the Most Holy Re- deemer.

RECEIVES H1118 DEGREE-d.

13., where the degree of B. so. was conferred on hl.in by Mount, Amgmi University ct. its spring can- vocation. Mr. Meclean was ac- comluenlcd by his sister. Mrs. K. S. Nicholson, who

in . B! 8- Kueot of Dr. and Mrs J. L. Nickerson.

T0 RECEIVE DEGREE-Elwyn O. Hughes. B. $2.. son of Rev, and Mrs. T. Owen Hulrhes. Montague. (on June 7th.) will receive his Masters Decree at the University of Western Ontario, where he has been studying and tutoring in the Department or! Botany for t/he last two Wars. He will be assistant. in B10108? at the Nova Scoiia Sum- mer School held at Dalliousie Uni- veiulily. Halifax during July and August. In the fail ceed to Ohio Slate University, Columbus. Ohio. U. s. A.. where he has accepted an appointment as assistant in the Departmem of Biology.

FIREMEN ANSWER TWO CALLS-Firemen responded to two alarms yesterday. one shortly after i1 o'clock and the other about 1 o'clock, First fire. s moi blszs at 45 Brighton Avenue was ex- tinguished with little damage. At the second fire. however. two lines of hose were laid ‘e the fire was brouglht under control, Th: fire was at the residence of Al- bert Murphy, 35 Valley Street and was caused by an overheated stove- pipe, it ‘was said It was necessary to out a hole in the roof before firefighters could lwch the fire. There was considerable damage w lhet building from firc. smoke and wa er.

sliiuinn! ilwuiciiu 1N CRASH-A csr driven by Miss Mary Breheut, crashed into n tree at the comer of Rochford and Eiiston streets about l o'clock yes- terday afternoon. Her father. Post- master Wm. Brelisut. who was lwitii his daughter. received a sev-

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the P. E. Island Hospital where after resting s short time he was able to return to his home. The front of the cor was considerably damaged. Cause of the accident was due to a break down in the steering mechanism, it wles be- | lieved.

by marks follows

BOY to uphold the d1

101w 1e. I accordingly ordered my iii-st

Early lurking Exporioims tilted By lir. llyiiilsn

m . given by A. W. Hyndiun re- iring manager of the Royll flank lying‘? Claudius ‘And pres- ndorod hliri st the Chur- l-lotei Wednesday evening. of Mir. I-Iynduicnis re-

The text : l

"I thank out slicer-e

this u isyfiiiiifics of your ‘y h:

,wlil em friendship. I l-Ill sure you

-W1]l not be s whm 1 tell

' you thnt the poor

now celings if I fall

‘ the-Donn ml-y be excused on occasion. "It is only a few short monthsa o since inn to o

way so iwheiiher I like it oi- not. X am forc. l ced to admit that this occasion marks a rounding off-the completion of a. ghe. r in life and a. severance of as as over per-

iod cf 30 yeerg. .

Early Day!

“Loold-lli? buck t0 when I first en- tered the service of The Roy-iii Bank of Canada, or what was then the Merchants Bsnk of Halifax. mv first instructions were to add up the in- tercst tables and deliver a gold brick to the Bonk of Nova My next instructions were to get into s pair of long trousers. l ag- Doured at the bunk on April 7t . ' 1896 in B. pair of knee pants and should have known of course, that ty of my posi- tion I must look ike a men even if I was only fresh out of school at

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suit with long trousers st a cost of 812. Al. $8.33 per month it took me several months to liquidate this lis- bility. Installment buying was un- known in tihese days too. but my

credit was Pare ti good. After t 5on3 61163 sivvgig an

d hav- mpadfornsooond- dEsndD bicycle I actually found it posiible to save s few dollars even on the small salary. Oi’ course there were no esi-s oi- movies iii those days. and

Victoria _

the way‘i l-hink it a eat this old game of et as diud out. There are very few of the old Phoenix Cricket Club left. Most of you will agree with inc that We were just as hi5. n-s the boys today. and oer y there was more general oonten .

“Sumo amusing things come to my , mind in COIiIIBCLLiOH with my first few years experience. f recall on one occasion a new customer came in to make a. deposit. The charter- ed bunks did

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dusts)’ %t I rffiiwi... “hag; tins , c Droe - terisnY” l naturally did not mink

SOUS. 8 SOT]. u‘ t‘ M DOIRON-At Nor nus iw. w a0, 1939, to Mr. and Mrs. Urban Doiron. s. dnuEhi-ef- m m 193v

IE—-At Borden. y . . and Mrs. Alfred Currie. nee Grace lesrd. e daushter. 4 MACLEOD-At French RAVE!‘ on Mgy 1a, 1939. to Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Mncbeod. e_dsughter._ _ ,_ \ ~» —————————-——~ .

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FLYNN~At Brookllne. Mimi-AJAX‘? Flynn formerly of Chsrlcttetown. Funeral notice later.

MATi-IESON-At Brndalbahe. June

l. 1939. Malcolm A. Mathew!!- Fungy-al from the Bradalburie United Church. Saturday after-

noon st 3 o'clock. _

DOOLEY-At Central Royal-y Mal’ 31. 1939. John Dooley. 886d T8 W935- Fuiieral from his lute residencé

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iuivsivihiu HEAR. Auiliuiss- The development of Prince Ed- ‘wsrd Island from the time of its". .discovery by Jacques Cartier until

the Province entered Confederat- .ion was the subject of an i eating address by Mr. B. . - lney, assistant superintendent of 3 the Charlottetown Experimental Station before the Kinsmen Club. lA vote of thanks was tendered Mr. lTinriey for his address b Chair msri Arthur Wright. Rout e ivusi nus was transacted at the meet- 1B8.

| r0 ‘srnm OILdIgRE-Ontgcfga

gain e orts won] made oil in Prince Edward island . ac- lcording to word reaching here yes- fterdsy from New York. Geophysic- al Investigations in the Province would be conducted by the Lion Oil Company of New York. it. was re- ported. and Dr. Luther B. Snider, Chief Geologist of the Com m‘. Wgllkld be stlzlixiltm from that. c ty [to in e pre iii-y rsngemen s. (The Ge sical Survey is the ad- vanced met of determining whether or not oil formations exist in cny ares. It is used extensively by the major oil companies.) The Robert L. Doliertly Com ny of New York. n essocnited w th the Lion Oil in Pr ce Edward Island inves- tigations. carried on boring opera! ions st. Governor's Island in Hills borough Bey here in 1 i996 and 1927 without success. r. h MaoKay. prominent-in oil circles was lln the Province last autumn in .. . o

LOCAL IAIBSTIIIIMIQN NUT AFl-‘ICTBD-‘Ihe Eastern steam-

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UNDERTAKER m. t. _ b , m“ m mm

EMBALM“ l2‘ "i? Eirs:...r°irn B?! Ii

Charlottetown and fégfluvzlfilqzleixflflfhlé°lybrgjlfn§mji

North Wiltsliire i“, lam-Md mi night All ship-

‘nionts of live lobsters ‘orlsimfiflns in Prince sdwiird Island so u" rail" vin Canadian Notional libi- plolsto Alllfifillifllllidilv“ wu

- with srr- ,, n continue the search for "liquid gold i ere

this Friday morning st 9.15 to 8t. Dunsteirs Basilica. tl-ience to R. C. cemetery.

PRESCOTT-At iaiockhln. NW yo”; May 3o. 1939. Mrs. Charles F. Prescott. daughter of the lnle _ id Ros. rose. Funeral from thf ffifiideflif? oi’ her sister. Mrs. Peter I. Mc- . service on Sunday

drow Oi-ivell Head Cemetcfl‘. WHITE-At 5'1 Hillsboro Street. Charlottetown. on Thursday. Jl-llw i, i939. Mrs. monies n. White in her 51st year. Funeral from her into residence on Bimduy- NW1“ sin-ting at 2 oolock funeral iCQVI- lug ct. 2:30 Interment Peoples Ceremony. GORVEATT-Jit l-he Prince pd- wiird Island Hospital on Thursaai. June l. 19 JWW“ (imam hi? his 78th year. Funeral from is lalc residence at (Allfibtlfiirlid oil Saturday, service starting ii-t l smock. Interment New Dominion Oemetéfil- o“ H“ liIACDONALD-In the i! ' pliial, June l. 1939, Shirley Kuttgfi arliie MacDonald. riiiuizhter . John B and NOT! 5- Mwrxmaldi aged 11 ymrs. 'l months. Fun-or; from the residence of her irruu - mother. 103 Firmv so. Sumduy. morning M 9:45 to Bt. Dunstiins Barium Aueuvaiéyli. Si: .°"’"‘°"'“.'r