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DAILY 3.15 -— 7.00 — 8.45

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With Madeleine Carroll. Francis Lederer and Mischa Auer headl-nll a stellar cast and with a scintillat- lng story with a r Pplng romantic corned entitled " ts All YOHPS- The pcture. which opened WSW?" day at the Capitol Theflim

The story opens with the arrival of Jimmy Barnes (Francis Ioderer) in America from Europe to 30in the law firm of his uncle. Jimmy i5 im- mediattely advised to set ti“? Ellw- pean ‘bu s out of his bonnet by h uncle beore settling down to a career. This he proceeds t0 11° 5° diligently that he soon becomes America's Playboy No. 1. The uncle. who watches from the sidelines with a gffiat deal of worry. finally lrra es with his partner. Dllntfl. (Garages Woldron). to fake a Will in which he leaves his millions V) hi5 beautiful. but unsophisticated sec- retary, Linda Gray. (Madeleine Carroll). He dies with the thought his plan will eventually biillfl mmy and Linda together. Mean- while. Jimmy continues aint the country red in the company of his wtgginegh-l ‘rlend, Connie (Wren furs: starts when Lind!!- gets the money and. in an endeav- or to bring Jimmy around to leg-d- ng a constructive life. gone-i t0 i?“

ork midst a barrage of rich heir- ess" publicity and becomes a Broad- way buttcl-nv. ‘were she meets “we (Mischa Auer). a penniless French Baron with a fortune-hunting com- plex. Despite the peculiar situation

warm friendship grows between Ihem with» a resultant kickback from Jimmy

"It's All Yours" sham!» 11D 6S °29 oi the outstandins DlCi-"Yes °f ‘reg year and offers an unlimcedfiik combination oi comedy. 1°"! 1" l; endJlieLiatien-

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GALLANT '_ At the Charlottetown Hospital, June 11. i938. to M?‘ 3nd Mls. Paul Gallant. North R115 0 . B- son.

MACNIJIL-At ions Creel“ w M" and Mrs Malcolm MacNeil. fl daughter. Margaret Grace» Lamp-At Tl-yon Jllne i8. 1:38, to Mr. and Mrs. Austin Leal . a laughter, Delia Lorraine.

bonus cwrtfililvisilit weal." be?" June 20. i088. John McIntosh MB- mmlg. Funeral notice later. Lttetown 0h vWozmRP-M? ctmrgrozier- 11190 years Funeral from- the B‘ peque United Church 0h widms‘. day. June 22. sci-vice startins I l P. M. CALLBIICK-At union. lime “"- ioaa. Robert Callbeclt. aged 63-11;’; ml from the late maiden“ flay. June 21st at 2 oelock.

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N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wlltahlro

Phone 149

YOUR FEET HURI .

Horace J. A. Brown _ Pofllllflfl

Chinook! IO M. 00o. it. Gnflflllfl" ' HIONI Ill.

and

“NANPY

with

JEAN NENSN

Sonja Henie

A whole new world of wonder comes winging snow-silvered America's newest and sweetheart, beyond imagining in "

This lithe.

and an actress. is radi

Surpassing tions ing songs, son and veritably brings before.

Cesar Romero. cast centric orchestra leader across the

a fast moving pace An

Duts the fliers of‘! they land in Norwa,

in a "Bri The local custom that is proposing to her

bv Romero.

Way to in the course of the Romero finally is snag Million"

sumptuous. superlative m

shine on lee.

Vicinity Mr. Jack McAulay and eph McAuli-iy Jr. day. Mr. Francis Shepherd. Tuesday. Mr. Joseph mid, busin

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on the Montague Road

rell Dramatic in St. Teresas Hall

away and all joined in cl the music supplied y Orchestra, while the me

supper by the Children

terled by the Childl’ n of

. s. Henderson, town. motored to 48

ed the dance held in tion oi the Boy Scout Mr. Fred Eg"

Tuesday.

Mr. Bob MoLuren and Allan, Cardigan, were Montague, during the pas

McCormick. Cardigan are learn that she is a patle city Hosuital, all wish her recovery.

Mr.

John A.

Thursday.

Mr. Earl’ McDonald and to.- McLeod.

Mrs. Peter Car motored to the city wnlpanlod b7 her tw

Mrs. Malcolm McLe

Valley. spent the itlnl friends at

was visitor to the 01W nesddy- aid, Lorne

lierl McDon

on hill fill.

‘week. Qggrcunllllllv

0AY 8i WED.

SONJA HENIE DON AMECHB II

LANDING”

ETNEL NENNAN CESAR BONEBO

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Norseland

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their course an Hersholds five daug tors

them Sonja) are happily eng ed des‘ Fair" restival. as

Charlotte- Road

visitors

"h. ‘.2. .. u a o (limiters. od. Lorne

weekend vis- t. Stewart.

Mr Philip Momma. Mme

Mrs. Minnie Mifiweln and motored to this City during the

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. lllli lientral lluariNdil

This oolum la ma" local inieti-est but c’): L“."'.i’...i“.‘.“$.‘.'i"..i2..““"“‘ l‘ I - _l.b_l°_.!l1__liivlnoc. y my SPECIAL DANCE Brighton C1 D ‘Wednesday night. 9 o'clock. u L-riia-o-zl-li.

N0 8 DISTRICT Si ls, . forms will be issued tgNllght, um L-i7

HEAR. DB. VROBERTS on co- (slgezfiaktaivedledicfie at. ‘illvomegs In- ‘ nven on un ‘ _ 5.15

P. M. Public invited. e

Israel Synagogue. Mloncton.

. week when Miss Sar Maurice Block of this city. PAINFUL ACCIDENT

At Prince Edward

oy-laden rein the with

sweetes

Sonja Heme-radiant py Land- lilh," which opened at t e Prince Et ward Theatre yesterday.

ecstatically graceful ings of this week at 8 p. m. The Norse nymph, who came to Amer- ican motion picture fans only

in

an e who,

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musical of superlative splendor on

ocean fo

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man who dances twice with a gir ts Romero in- volved in a love af air which is all hero-worship on the part of a love- lom Sonja, and all basking in the ever-satisfying warmth 0i egotlsm

Don Amerohe. sincere in hLs iri- terest. tries to keep things on an even keel. but there is the matter % another girl of Romero's book in

e States

The two fliers swing frfom Nor-

. Miami and New York story. How ged by Eth Merman-and how the “One In A sweethearts. SonJo Don. are reunited-is a. silvery,

uslcal.

“Happy Landing" truly gives you a Sonja more dazzling than

Cardigan Head And

on Mon-

Cardigan

Head. was a visitor to Montague on

Baldwin's

Road, drove to Montague Monday

Mr. Thomas Shepherd. Cardigan Head. is at present engaged at work

where s

number of men are em loyed in

lub presented their four act pay entitled "Home Ties" to a large audience this was an excellent per- formance and the audience were greatly pleased. After the perform- ance the seats were quickly cleared

ancln to Webs er's mbers of

the cast were treated to a delicious

of Mary.

A very interesting f ature of the evening was the draw ng of a very lovely home made rug recently lot-

Mary. the

and

Cardigan Wednesday on business.

A number of the young poo le of Cardigan Head and vlgirligy a tend- n. on Tuesday night under the direc-

Club.

Charlottetown. was a business visitor to 48 Road on

lgan Hall

Mr. Lee t week .

The many friends of Mrs. Carrlue,

sorry nt in the n speedy

McDonald, (JrJ. Cardigan, motored to the city on Th

Among the recent visitors to the city i m Lorn Valley were Mr. Will-

her

el and

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Jos- Cardigari Head. is were visitors to Montague

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une 0t falling on Saturday n.ght receiving a confined lo her home.

TENDERS FOR painting and other decorations in the four City Schools will be received at the School Board Office up to noon of 30th. Juno where specifications can be secured. l L-i72B-6-21-1i.

CALVIN CHURCH. LOT 48- Speciai services will be held on Wednesday and Thursday

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Sacrament of the Lord's Supper

two ‘ will be observed on Sabbath next pzctures ago and astonlmed the en- tat 2.30 p. m. Rev. G. Carlyle Web- iiie “(Grid Wiih her Skill lit-l‘! i1 Skit?‘ ster will conduct the services. an y re-un - ted with her "One In A Million" sweetheart. Don Ameche. third hit, "Ha py Landing." e breathless sensa- of “Thin Ice" with scintillat- moi-e songs, the wonder gir , breathlesly in love, tidings, thrilling as even she never thrilled

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AT GYRO-Mr. E, K. MaoNutt. inspector of lighthouses. Dept. of Transport, gave a most interesting and instructive address on the dut- ies of his agency at the regular weekly meeting of the Gyro Club held last evening at Beach Grove . Inn. Mr. F. Walter Hyndman was .' the chairman. Th_e regular weekly

th dance was held later in the even- his companion. Don Amerche, flies ing. Atlantic. starts this the winners of the

Mr. Millie and partner were “spot dance" iv“?-

FUNERAL SBRVICES—The fun- Wherf Jeaor} eral of Mr. Urban Kelly took place 0H6

from his late residence Plsquid East yesterday morning to St. ‘Theresa's. ‘Ihe pail bearers were Messrs. William Baglo, Warren Mc- Guirk. Ray Kelly. Frank Kelly, Ambrose Hughes and Ivan Drlscoil. Services at the church and grave were conducted by the Rev. sii Croken. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETIC-The annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island AlDCll- tary will be held at New Glasgow. Wednesday‘, July 6m, in the christ- ian Churc . Reports will be received officers elected. plans formed for future activities. The Rev. A. I-Ias- lam, D. D., late of Wiclifle College. ‘Toronto University will be the spec- .

ial speaker, afternoon and evening. L-Nfi-fl-Zi-Il.

POLICE COUlt'1‘—At the Police Court yesterday a man changed with receiving stolen goods was remanded until Thursday. A vag- rant and two drunks were also re- manded until Thursday. Another drunk was remanded for a week and a. man charged with using in- sulting language until today. Two drunks were each fined $10 and costs or 20 days in jail. a third drunk $5 and costs or 10 days and la fourth and fifth who failed to appear had their $5 and $10 ball bonds estreated.

SUDDEN DOWNPOUR SUR- PRISES MANY-Residents of Charlottetown last night were deluged by a sudden downpour, which commenced just as crowds were emerging from the various theatres. Pedestrians dressed light- ly after a cool sunny dayp scat- tered ln all directions for shelter. but most were drenched. Of a1- most cloudburst intensity the rain lasted about five minutes, whence

it ceased almost as suddenly as it Egghfizi-ng the road to e paved had begun‘

M]; Percy ROdcL o; the Centnl ENTERTAINS AT TORONTO - Creamer Plant, Charlottetown. m“ sfglglwlggluggufi gggeifglgni; was a v ltor to 48 Road. Monday. Evening Telegram on June .

on wednasda evenmg the M°r_ under the heading “Bride-Elect

Guest at Dinner Party". Miss Gyp- sy Newsome and Mrs. Charles l5- Muslzrave are entertaining at din- ner Monday evening in the Venet- Qian room of the Royal York Hotel Iin honor of Miss Alice Regan. Miss Newsome will wear a gown of French net over white satin wlin corsage of gardenlas and lily of the valley. Mrs. Musgrave will be gown- ed in a pink ta. feta with Talisman rose corsage. Tile guests will include Miss Elizabeth I-Ioey. Miss Mary MacNemey. Miss Alareen Duncan, Miss El Plassaw. Miss Rita Ball. Miss Janet Nlttckinan. Miss Bertha Pickles. Miss Mina Kay. Miss Carol Taylor. Miss Kay Cooney, MLss Lou

lucky winner was iss Anna Cur- - McGrath. Miss Gladys Hoffman, m“ ‘a m“: Miss Beatrice Regan, M1515. M. Ihelly- mers. Mrs. O, Perry, iss 'e en Mrs. Malcolm MoAulay. Cardigan _.Ga,nev o; Peterbom‘ M,“ Barbara Hegd- “ccmnpimied bYher “mi ‘Alien of Montreal and Miss Edna “Emits Wm‘ "NW" i" Mmiwiw- King. — (Miss Newsome is irom on Tuwiay- Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is- land. and Miss Regan is also a

Prince Edward Islander.)

MURRAY HARBOUR-A very beautiful and inspiring service was held recently in the Presbyterian Church, Murray Harbour South. (The Minister, Rev. R. Hensley Sta- vert presided and the following gocgram was well carried out:

xology; Invocation; scripture verses by the leader; prayer in un- ison. leader and congregation; hymn 748; New Testament read- ing. Mrs. Horace H de; solo. "Mo- ther of Mine," s. Margaret White; hymn 140; prayer in unl- son. leader and congregation; solo. "Help some‘ ‘ Today," Marjorie McDonald; New Testament. read- ing. leader andpongregation; of- fering: choir selection. “My Moth- or‘: Prayer"; address. "God Is H. Hensley Stavert;

Mother I'll Be by hfis Florrie Benton. Miss Hilda Benton. Mrs. Norman Bell, and Messrs. Louis McMillan.

McMillan and Donald Hume; trio. “My Mother's Prayers Reva Followed Me". Mrs. Norman Bell. Miss Hilda Beaton and Miss Flor- rie Beaten: hymn 552; Mlgpah

Rood. Benediction.

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In lovhl i I. Grady, whit 475"?» gilt, l h! th of Wm..." ‘a...."" .:.:"::.., £5‘ Inserted In hi: Wile.

11-1475-6-16-18-21.

WEDDING aims - The Wed- ding was solemnlzed at the Llfelge t ah Jake. Mono- ton, was united in marriage to Mr.

Ivllss Kathleen Curley of the staff of Canadian Stores. had the misfort- the pavement nasty out on the knee. she is at present

ruaimv. suns n» 1m s. m-sociu Hall-Kinda-

CASE ADJOURNED-Thine uv- enllel. “ ‘ “‘ fro: in two gnrlotiewwn Pwmim week. appeared in iuvmltio oourt yesterday. The case was addoirrned.

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PARTICULARS regarding the over 816.000 offered in purses. pram. iums and awards for live stock. entries in Main Building. names racing. etc.. all contained in Prize List. now ready for distribution. Write to J. W. Boulter. Secretary, Charlottetown. Phone 1184 and one will be mailed to you promptly.

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APPEAL DISMISSED-At a session of the Exchequer Court held in the lSupreme Court Chambers yesterday, Hon. A. K. MacLean presiding with Mr. Kitts acting registrar, appealcase of J. Holman Gallant. Summer- - side. was dismissed with all costs. ‘ The case arose out of the seizure in 198'! of a car owned by Gallant. having been used for the trans- portation of contraband. under the Customs Act. 1t was held by the Customs Department that there was sufficient evidence to lhold the car. While the investi- .gation was on Gallant admitted transporting liquor, and the car was held. Gallant appealed the case to the Exchequer Court with the above result. Mr.

Campbell, City, and Mr‘. C: D’. MoCallum. Surnmerside. repre- sented Gallant and Geo

Tweedy, K. 0., the a. c. MI P. ' PERSONALS

Miss Ella Brown left yesterday mominsi on a visit to friends in Campbe lton.

Mr. ‘rhos. H. Phillips of the Ms- rine Qepartment left by plane yes- terday for Moncton emoute to

Quebec on an inspection trip,

Mr. A. H. Brittain. of Montreal, and his son, Dick. arrived in Char- lottetown last week

Mrs. Edith Fisher. wife of the late Dr. Stanley Fisher of New York. is visiting her brother and his wife Dr. Leo Frank and Mrs. Frank at Rose Bank.

Among the recent visitors tothe city were Messrs Peter Mac- Eachern, Websters Corner, Har- old Currle. Johnstones River. Reginald Smith of Webster's Cor- ner.

Mrs. JohnSmall andson Illrinisof Miscouche. have left on l. motor trl to Halifax. N. S. where they wi attend the closing‘ oi The School for the Deaf, w ere Mrs. Smalls daughters, Dorothy and Verna are students.

Farewell Presentation at Mt. Herbert

On Thursday evening. June 16th a large AIUIIIUIZI‘ oi friends and neighbors met at the oeauoulil iloiiie of ivix. iinci lyirs. Arldrew Mor- yiifiy lol: tile purpose oi binning 011E111 IEICWCM prior to their remov-

al to their new nolne at veriion rtiver. duh,“ Alter the guests had assemioleu

Ml‘. ztussell meson, actmg as one-ir- illan, very capapiy slated me pur- pose oi the gatnerng and called upon Mir. ITHJIK Lund w road me lddowlng undress wmcn was ao- couipanled ov me gut OI a beauti- lull mantle clock presented by Mr. Drlsooli.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morrissey:

Deal‘ i.“I‘l€JI(I.5,—-_ Learning that you nave disposed of your farm and intend in the near future to move lo another locality, we your friends 0A iviount Herbert, Betnei and vicin- ity are nere assembled to express our regret at losing you and to offer some little recognition of our os- leem and respect.

During the years you have been with us you have endeared your- solves to us BM by your admirable character, vour pleasant manner and generous hixpitality.

As lriends and neighbors your loss will be felt tnlroughout the whole

community.

We are very sorry Mr. Morrissey. that ill health has caused you, one of the most. progressive farmers to gllve up your chosen evocation, but we sincerely hope that you will be spared to enjoy many happy years in your well-cameo retdre- ment.

In conclusion we ask you to ao- cept this gift and in the dayshto come. as it tells you of the P11582113 of the hours may it also serve as a reminder of the pleasant assocdi- tions we have had and of sincere friends left behind.

We remain yours in behalf of all.

After the formal address was

read. the chairman called upon sev- eral lndivdual; for brief remarks. Each spoke in the highest terms all euloglzing the esteem in which those residents were held during their sojourn in this vicinity. After M.r. and Mrs. Morrissey had graciously acknowledged the gift and ex es-lom of good will. the lemnl er of the evening was spent in dancing, instrumental music and social intercourse. Blereshmenis served by the ladies were much en- joyed and appreciated.

TRUE FRIENDS

In erty ant’ other misfortunes of 1i a. true friends are a sure refuge. --The young they keep out of mischief; to the old they are a comfort and aid in their weakness. and those in the prime oi life the incite to noble deeds. -.Arlstotle.

WAKE 0P Y0llN LIVER BILE-

Morning Ihrhfh G0

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Officers Alla-slotted At L aw Society's Annual Meeting

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The 02nd annual meeting of the

afternoon.

The reports of the council and the ofllcen o! the Society were received and. comidered.

A number of matters relating to the legal profession were ealt

. By a unanimous vote all the officers and members of the coun- ell were re-elected.

They are as follows: D. L. Math- ieson. president; E12. Doll-on, vice- Drssident; W. E. Bentley, K.C., sec- r_ -treasurer. Additional mem- bers elected to the council were: K. M. Martin, K.C., M. A. Farmer, A J. Haslam, A.W. Matheson. Hon. M. R. MoGuigan, K. C.. was ap- pointed auditor.

It was decided to hold an annual Bar Dirmer during the month of

ber. final date to be set by the council.

Wedding O f In t e r e s t To This Province

A wedding of interest to Char- lottetown and Summerside friends was solemnized in Moncton, N. B.. Monday momlng, June 20th., when Miss Jacqueline Axpenauit. deligh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F‘. Arsen- ault, Central Street, Summerslde. became the bride of Mr. Jack Coh- nolly son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Connolly, Kent Si“, Charlottetown, The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father ‘ormler 1n St. Ber- nard's Church with Nuptial Mass at 6.30 a. m. ‘

The bride wore an olive blue taffeta ankle length gown, with matching jacket and urban. She wore a corsage of ophelfa roses and lilies of the valle . Her sister Miss Auldine was bri esmaid and wore a pink or andie dress with match- ihs bonne . She wore a corsaga of Talisman roses and maiden hair fern. Mr. William Connolly, bro- ther of the groom, was best man.

After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served in a private dln room of the Brunswick Hotel. Covers were laid for four- teen. The talble was in T shape and the bridal party's section had a centre piece of pink and white carnatlons. The gurgis a low bowl of yellow and pink snapdragons. A beautiful weddinlg cake was the centre of attraction on a smaller table and was the gift of the bride's cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Ern- est Cormier, managsr and hostess of the Brunswick Hotel, Mol-icton.

After the wedding breakfast the bride and groom left by motor on a thpze weeks honeymoon to New York, New Jersey, and other Am- erlcan cities. While in Jersey City they will be the guests of the bride's sister, Miss Louise Arsen- ault. R. N.