THE Cl-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN IFENTIIAI. GUARDIAN l

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APRIL 23. 1942 iii‘: . i ti l, Now Playing

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MILK FOR BRITAIN —- FUN FOR YOU

Help Undernourisbed Children Dance to the Perfect Music of the RJLF. Orchestra

SPORTING CLUB TO-N IGHT

Sponsored by Knights of Pythias and the Kinsmen

Don’t forget the big Milk Fund Ball TICKETS 40c Every Dime Buys a iluart of Milk

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QUAIIYY IN TOIII‘! "Sit-ll

Fibber McGee’s Job Basis Of Fun In Look Who’s Laughing

The troubled efiorts ol Fibber Mc- Gee and Molly to persuade an air-

plane man nlilatplfiated ltlgiflfl field in] Wistilil laa Orin e amusill iieme ol "Look Who's Laughlnrflg now pla - ' m“ J- A- 0511111Vm- ' m8 M me Prince Edward Theauh Bislio pf Charlottetown, is at pres- > Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarth 9m Vmm! m! °1d 11°11" 1" Ham‘ l and Liucille Ball are CO-Sttlflitd wit m‘ om- He W111 b" 111"?!" 1mm m, popunu. radio mm o; Ebb" the rovinoo until the latter pert 1 McGee and Molly in this riotous M l!“ film, which also features such air -—— favorites from the latters program FUNERAL TODAY — The fun- as Harold Peary as Glkiersleeve, eral of the late Mrs. Moses Martin isabelhandolph ns Mrs. Uppillgton will be Izeld from her late residence and Bill Thompson as Old iimer. 184 Great George street, thLs morn- TéOIIAw-Dlfitwllallllgd story lpg- in; at ‘£1.15 a that. Dunstsnb ga- sen e as lest ent o e s ca, nce e 11.0. Gems . i wistful Vista Chamber Com- ry MR8. LEONARD B. MILLER- BURIAL TODAY — The funeral

merce. To stimulate business in the ———

small town and Moms to Dut his nf the late Mrs. Annie O'Neil will The death took plow it 1*" m‘ city on the map, he leads a cam- take place from Frank Hennesseyfis idence, 202 Euston street. early D818“ 303K111“! the H0110!) Airplane Funeral Home this mornin at 8.45 yesterday morning of Mrs. Ronald Company to buy the towns tlllllble- to St. Dunstan‘: Basilica ence to B. Miller, widow of the late prin- down airfield ior a factory site. His R c_ (Janey; y. cipal of the Charlottetown Bus- eiforts, however. are opposed by the mess College. and daughter of the shady Gildersieeve who sides with ENGAGEMENT_, My; m4 M", 15.14; Mr, and Mrs. William long- the tycoon oi a rival town. when Weston 5mm, 0g gnnrloteetown worth. Mrs. Miller for the past Edgar, Bergen and his lu-nl/JEY- wish to announce the engagement few months had not been enjoying Charlie McCarthy. make a fol-ncd o; their d u m“ Pearl smith the best 0-, health. but he, and. landing in their plane and lire be- t G f. 1d“ glide’ x H“ mo ’ den passing m5 been a shock to frienoed by theMcGees. they "nzer- ° 111119 m,‘ ° F29“- her many friends Wm, wnqn she esntdtirilfilirilsyalg iiistliicrfivfiltiisltrluliiiie mm m m m“ pm “r4 2a 'il w“ b°1°v°d by "I" ‘ ‘almul “id a - ‘ ' - . cu 's Eng over the important deal for wmmum member o‘ st P

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Iflrll Interest. m advertising of s J Remember lat banquet wfflfff‘ “fmmffim-"J " of the season TO-NIGHT 6 P. M.

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AND In Memoriam

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.___ _ _ d ILL m HOSPITAL - Mr. Frank A-‘lcllofln 6112"" 1“ “my Yin“ Desirable self contains ‘s o o a. c Lucille Ball has the romantic lead Stewart of Bruce Stewart and Co. MIS- M111€r will be greatly m1 first floor apartment, 26 I "l" 5T '1" Tl" l

' izations. She t Phone 4o; Ltd. is s. patient in the Prince Ed~ 111 its “arm” m?“ Fitlrvy Sim- ward Island Hospital at Dresent- leaves to mourn two Sena W

= t Engineer. H, ondmon w“ reporwd m be Hnny E, Miller, l).strlc , o‘ sdtslsgnetory last night. m. Stewart Clly-AlirridMMr. Sidney 1.. M1114"

FOR SALE

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l-Ialtcii have prominent supporting roles. Al

ian Dwan directed and pro- “y; u; en no, gm m Tn n- duced for RKO Radio. g5 Cllfielxilfll. ' p ° finéldghildffiihandlii/Ieigs rm sag: t w‘ “ME _ worth, both bf San Franc =00. t° “Fly By Night” Sllggtgrlrlil-guttiat farmgl: will be which theantjytiardian extends sln- Is Fun - lqlled able to get on the land by the end “mwRigiei-af will be held from ‘T MARSH-lam) .1 of the first week in May - which at Paws church Saturday d. ____ Mystery F‘ m “ab. its? one. o o» Inemen» ...... .. n. 1- F.,=.:'.“'°iii ——— 5 - ' - - ' pe l Cemetery. 14o es, a u Lively with laughs, thrills and mwndent o‘ the Dominion MW?’ ‘I’ the §'.'§i"§l§..',"snlsni§§' is hard find action. Paramount/s exciting roman- imental Farm 116W. 185i 1115M. At - so" wont awful-gable dwelllnl H 1 tic comedy of inurdep, maynem and. Present the land is gettini; firm but - Wm‘ made". convenlencet mystery, j-Flynaytliigtnt/f knnens at isongtillln cgnditéilctyln ykztytegxccbnrénieglc; _ Apply on prams“ m. w w, W. u‘: e‘ e“ - lie kZlIlplfe ' iea re liig . cr . . b Starring Richard Cariscn and Saturday the first 5111""- Manmflem‘

grain WM e-ss-u h ' S . is... non n n.,,nm,1-,t,,% n ______~ Doroi y DIX oys- " plot revolves around a._ ven ure lit c mon . IEPON, NB, April 22- e ' “" o! " you“ “ma” “d I‘ ‘In umoc’ mum dry" ma“ ‘he “me 1'9"“: marriage of Helen Manon. tiaivhi" Too Late to Claslfy .- v e -- v

eiitly entangled in a spy 910R one this year. of tile gangs victims 1S slain ili “high Carlsciis rucm. lralsely accused of month murder, he evades the police by “in breaking into Miss lsellys apart-

l-loiwever, the snow Mrs BL King o; , n1. visited the province this °1 M“ “d " "T p»; {To pm .- canon rnoNr conld well be considered “flew”- ‘md Leslie “W” 1 e °

» - ‘fe and the room Box Y Guardian- 443'” ‘Hun...’ DL Halifax, 5J1 0f M-S. Fl _,__i_--;

Waggon Fyfe of Charlotte- (3 ~ explained late J h _ IREMAN, APPLY merit and literally kidnapping her. m“ Analyses o; m“ mow proved Ilq-‘JWII, PiEnlhuzwagrlniillgmnJiglegnnst tore: wafiggllnowl-F 4_n_u_ ‘the film liils aiast and runny pus that 1t contained ‘ good quanmy ome o A m l8 at 51X 0,610“- as tiie stars race from one hilarious o! nitrogen He advised gamer; sfll/llmaig Pnson- f the Unmd and hair-raising experience to an- to get that fencing done and Rev. J. I.‘ W1 a time “ldatmg finer in tlieu- quest ior the real their orchards muned “W. so as Snlpgtglsrtiug lllrfuia. gnfljge worg ~a 5th,”! ilei's. he; - "Fly By Night." is a merry blend $03121: g12IOuS§dQ$E§IInQ w length dress cf povgder nlsiéeewvttan o; muydm mystery, [Olgifltflltlfintfl-igg matching hat, and er co 8 I tun.Ca.r " iiunesamag ce

Changes In v i‘ _ The o»: pink roses. _ with a. non role. Kiwwn as a. cap- W091‘ ‘WHY Dow" _ Following the oeremonv a recen- able romantic actor, he reveall1°ca1 Red cm“ 5mm?‘ In mm

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. v ieties m“ “s Md‘ the guest? hen-lg t‘ TON us. April Zl- A! himself ili this lively film to be JUSL "W" Wm‘ “h” Red Crm“ 5°C. immediate relatives of me family. MONC . . n e5 Wm be a a “@'*.r"*~*- “sired 21...?r;"it.aii.zsgzli*ziti°ts.r.uzi Therapist: a.i‘l“°“.l§”1-.§<i’é‘€§ iiiiii‘yi.f“éfififiiil.°hl.ii..i l‘; ffisflgfiffgbij “f2; fioi-‘Qmffim, her knittfirs, is facilngrhal riduitlond Qlilllerfialniin lie séitetfrig {if white services effective Sunday. April share oi laughs. supp es of woo. 5 2d 115 me candles in silver candlesticks and 26th next.

I In the able supporting cast the i1 rfltivnlnil BYSWm 1mm‘ mt white flowers. Miss Kuthleen smith ma?“ u,

work of the famous continental mills and other diistributiing eel; {Ba o; Ken¢v11|e_ punt s; the bride, Bumine In characi/ei- actor, Albert Basserman, The retail outlets are be ng res rc Doured and Mm J_H_ Cox of Mun b tween Chwown is outstanding. Martin Kosleck, ed in the amount delivered as n Glen,“ ,.ep1en1shed_ Through serviceishe Wm be 0p: 1105101’ 931V”:- mwmid Gama“ R5111" w°°1 f“ knitting purposes hi1; and Mrs ‘yie siren: the week- Sside and Tun t S ldflv in both Michael Morris and Miles Mandel could always be obtained in what- em, a, “e Cornwallis Inn, Ketit- erated daily excep u: imesday contribute mightily to the pictures ever quantities were desired up un- vine, lenving (n Monday for a directizns instead of . cneral excellence. In short. Fly By t1] recently. The large proportion

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"IOIIWARD COMMANDOS

Thrilling scenes shown for the first time in Canada . . . commando raids on Europe's coastline . . . show brilliant application of new method

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wrecks they ar going to make of their lives. He knows lilo gscipfiesogdvhard haild those whose parents have not disciplined em But he says he can do nothing about it, for his wife interferes in his ‘ control them and makes such scenes when he tries t4 punish them that the only way he can keep peace in the family is to takr d entirely in hel an s. The father's heart breaks ve the fate their mother is preparing fa his children. but he feels that he ls helpless flit thatflisaot t-r ow o e

vlduals are well sa nations can revolt and y tyrants, and there isn't a henpecked husband and father in the length and breadth of the land who couldn't regain his freedom and establish himself as head of the house if he had the intestinal fortitude to put up even one good fight against his wife. And his wife would love him and respect him more for doing it, for every woman has a contempt for the man who is afraid of her.

No father would stand idly by and beat. his breast while he watched his beloved child beinghmumered by its crazy mother. but that would be a kinder thing to do an to watch a sill mother ruining s. child's life and slaying its soul without making a;n e cart to save it.

MIXED MARRIAGES DEAR MISS DIX-I am very much worried about. my young daugh- now in college, who is becoming quite serious about a boy who has ' . His arents are also 0p- posed to this friendship on the same grounds. and i ey are doing every- tl-i to it. ’I‘here is no talk of marriage as vet. Do you think such s marriage could be a. success? should I try to prevent it? How should I go about breaking up the friendship? What Shfgild I do? MRS. S. . C.

THE THREE MESQUITEERS ride into the jaws of DEATH! "BATTLING men hall-crazed with the de- sireior OIL~RICII LAND!

ANSWER-Do nothing. Keep your hands of‘! of the young couple, In them work things out for themselves. Parents opposition even beats pm- pinnuity as s matchmaker.

So far you have no indication that your daughter and the young man are in (llove with each other or have the slightest intention of ever getting mairr e .

In these days when boys and girls go to school together from their kindergarten days up arid play together and ivolrk side by side. lllfil’ are far less sentimental than thev w be in Grandma's time when the two sexes were segregated almost from the cradle. and every boy was ex- pected to have serious intentions when he paid a girl any attentions. Hence. many boys and girls nowadays are able to enjov a friendship based upon long association and similar testes and interests, without ever hav- ing any romantic yearnings towards each other.

Of course. a difference in religion can ruin a marriage if either the husband or wife is fanatical about his or her creed. But novrminvs most vounv people are more liberal in their views about such matters than their

lion guarantees. of worshipping God according to the dictates ofktheir own consciences. _ _ ‘ _ . I GET HER SOME NEW CLOTHES

DEAR MISS DIX-I have a discontented and broken-hearted daugh- ter who is verv melnnrliolv because the youm! man to whom she was en- waged broke his promise to marrv her. ‘This has upset her verv much ‘~31 she takes it out on the family. 1's there anything we can tin about

. B. C. ANSWER-Not ii thing. unl k m _ .

ehe is that her boy-friend fouv-Iegtsltygilafarl: wit; Ilireri OQTIrlIICTIIITDPI/lgl“? "h" instead of v-fterwerds. Tell her in buck Hollies and en out and hunt up another beau. Elmira. ‘" It -

lecturing BOB STEELE TOM TYLER RUFE DAVIS

will! LOIS CQLLIER

DEATHS

MaLEOD-—At Hartsville, April 22. 1942, Mrs. Duncan McLeod, age 9,1. Funeral today. Thursday at 2 0- clock from the home of her Col. Alan McLeod.

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. l Edward Is- Thursday W41 Smmrdw’ lean“! 181W’ 1B 1159- 111"?“ “m1 11mm’- of-Canada/s wool sunplie-‘i “m” fir? tlllyehbrigé Xlgea graduate of Tignish at 320 a.m.. I111"! Sh‘: 1V5 “'e11w°fl'h ivml" 1mm Aushmu“ and New zealmd Halifax Acndemv and took ii sec- rnerside 6.50 8111.. 165" '1' 51 '8" and shipments from this, area have ram-ml course d’. Mt. 5111501 $119 8nd arrive Charlottetown i0. 8a“; been curtailed because of the war has been empywed M H M_g_ m_ 1n the opposite direction. r 1“ the Paclfm I" W“ Manny mint" Dockyard Halifax’ 0n their return will leave Charlottetown a; 3-301:- ed out by Mr. William King. Sec- mom their honeymoon the happy m. arrive Summeside 6. On retary of the Canadian Society of couple W111 reside 1n I-lalliiix whole leave 6.45 p.m., arrive 8 t iii Textile Colorists and Chemists. It the gmum l, imgnned nnn me 10.00 p.m., the 58ml! “m” "5 ‘l CRAIG — M the FY11“ 0mm” was also pointed out that l recent R c M P p.65.“ H°5P1W1- Mum 31'“- 1942 w Mr" Order-in-Council had called for a ' '____._._.__i__' Between Tlgnish and Summer‘ and MT5- Wan" 3' c1515 ‘)1 cut in consumption of wool in Ca- side train will 19MB summersme 3"‘ Middlewn. l 5°11- nada of from 3O to 5O per cent be- C, C, F, 1201 p.m. Monday, Wednesdan and MAUND-M on ""“""= "M °‘ ’ i:$h~.‘s;::s:;_ Tlllesnily, April 21st. 1942, to Mr. HOIISG LGELCIGI’ 5.30 D-m. Train will leave Tisnish and Mrs. Ivan Mound, a son. a, 645 nmlrneggnidy, ;|,'hlgIS3(€)l1y:Jr;d 011T _ — Saturday, use o . - - “WES” A‘ u“ my “wit” m Personals Menibeiyvvdl’ the 1393i‘ gig-ll? ($1M Monday. Wednesday and Flmay- 8*‘ Al)?“ 15» 1942' l” M" “m1 Mrs‘ Lee House of Ccmmons at a caucus to- rivirig Summerside 12.05 P "1- I-lynefi. Millvlew. a daualiter. Miss Eva ‘varmn has returned day unanimously confined me s l . . . ltwe "l"! OLIVER-At Big Springs, Texas, to Charlottetown aftert hspenxging glmlliltenaetgi of M J Cod ll as April 19. 1942. t0 Pilot Instructor very pleasant hoLdays a 81‘ m M, ' been acting 'I‘rain will leave Souris for Char- R- B- Qiiv" ""11 Mls- °11"" m” 1“ 1mm" 31"" House leader since the illness of lottetown at v.30 Em. and will Albina Blanchard) of 5'Side, a son. >——— h t _ the late J. s‘ woodsworthy made, leave chaflntetown for 5011115 at M155 Aim“ wnm“ at: "Rfi, of the party. 2.10 p.m. Monday. Wednesday. RQBERTSQN-Ai the P- EJ511111‘! “d m he‘ h°m° m Hun r ks Mr. Coldwell, member ror 'I‘hursday and Friday. 111515" °I Hospital, April 22. 1942. to Mr. and mo: spending the pest few Wee memwndaigga, was firs, 8mm, Nronday’ wedneway and Friday. MishEdmund Robertson, Pownai, a in Dartmouth, N. S. u, the House 1n the general elec- 'I‘rain leaving Charlottietonrnvlior dang ter. -——— 9 , n. n; 3m .m. an ea n8 M158 011" W°°k5 1‘ ‘pmdms ‘f Whit o: lkearizral convention or the 233m for chnliottetown It s.00 V91‘? 911M751)“ v15“ the- est o; 6C1". to held ‘PONHW a,m_ Tuesda, Thursday and Sat- 1161‘ um1e- Rev- Emu“ “k8 0 shortly, g, party leader will be urday will be operated on Tues- smkvflh- N-B" chosen to succeed Wocdntwiililh day and Saturday only, 1i and in arty circes here - as M1" Ham“! G- Jayiwn M Mr‘ and been congideied certain Mr. Cold- MIS- E-E- JBY- Puke‘ swim‘ has well will get the post. i 5°11» left 10!‘ the 111911111111“ W119" he Y1“ _..__.ii_____ Train leaving sourlg for Elmira m“ a“ RQAII‘ “mseiudlvuivfiil wscsir SKIPPER WINS o. a. it. at 5,15 pm, Mcnday, Tuesday and ° 9:1" m‘ many n en I Thursday will be operated on Mon. S Cil-

ZONDON _r 1 __ _= . g-‘Rng-Qgef/figmgrvfi“ Qgmvfiksg’; 1'1 DIFF —(C P) CBPi- T1a°lltlgfl day and Tuesday only End “E1” , hour emergencvcfation ‘Aflffrllleacggtl i?» -ALSO—- - R“ y 53 ' e Pu er, on w D Guns returned h“ Smith of this city who save k 6 lgavln,“ Elmira for Souris at 6.30 s British parachute troops includes A RTOON 39rd” age 3 yeamro n 11:,- 1 n; ML b lane from Boston U.S.A. m?“ °1 111-‘ 511111 when 1,11 Stmwh 5 a.m. Wednesday and FTidav uill be Y eight ounces of sardines. l2 olmcra POPE Y? C ' lLDY Fnday at 2' 0 u m’ I m t a evenmg p t from the city for two 1111119 5nd $811k in 51X 111 n" 65- a5 operated on Wednesday only. °1' Preserved meat. eight ounces of

To DA Y THREE sgggggT Cgiiyllnml‘ regideetrécrye. Interment Mon rose girfdvgai :1! W126“ been awarded the O-B.E. . Ge ggocgnr f?" $2,”, o; “mm!

I EEN 17-111 - ' iii‘ or stews; I I o e8 0 ms es. one ounce o

snows 3 u 7 w m u“ _,,_ "ownirdt m Hnhbom B, i001) STOCKINGS MADI.‘ EVEN ' TO be CV3 Y cheese and six nun... n! c0coa.milk

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Wednesday. April 22. i942. W- Wilson Howatt. in his 92nd year. Interment North Tryon Cemetery. Funeral notice later. Remains resting at the MacLean Funeral

if" 'I‘ru.in leavin Mt. Stewart. Jet.

Almost every girl has ‘sonic odtg for Georgetown“ M’ 34o p_m Mon. rmkmfls 111*" i“. “*5 b, day. Wednesday and Friiay will be 11'1"" away’ bu‘ can}: W?’ we, operated M ndav, Wednesday and Egfirgfigxzlgllggjlatcdet 0,3315’ ,.e_ Tiursday, and train leaving Mt.

and saccharine mixture. _______________

REDDIN’S

Elect Slate 0f Officers For

, Stewart Jct. for Georgetown at WHAT amour filled with H°me um“ hum" not“ Speaker S’ Com‘ ‘illlalliveiriseaxllreatyilblngreglgver, gggufd-f-wfiilfgiigfiealieflsgflymfg? EMPjRE '1 " "fiuniillifi"f‘".°'.“i'iisiihlfll- {ilgmilfil dwdinliiln; “E3321? Wvlliliilsdi; Mi‘. v. a, 5.7.7521. was dissed ii‘s°iiiiii°.vm'ffn~‘li.’iiif.i°‘ifig. My "1 S""'°“Y- “HAPPY GANG" m“ ' ‘m’! bu“ n the "me “ma. fifgllfl gprltllillenlfindThleIuzfellrlllrlrnss 3-1597"CnghIImTtltebhTitPI-tlzghgrlgainilalllgn i‘.§21."i.’i1.‘."t IIQIHOIIIIO€ n rinse the BURDEN Picture FREE “ Fossil rseisrmsrzi zesty.- hi": “f m». no o wru- wdm» M 25c

m“ w", dry several shades “m,” Borden at 1.00 p.m. daily except

Church on 3fltllf<1l1y A9711 251411- We?! 5180115895 ll 3 Prevm“! meet‘ m‘; Sunday instead of 2.53 p.m.. 8r-

Service starting at 2.30 funeral lng, which was called by Premier tiaaneimg cjlvlfzflnlgfiflmm my“, Bonn,“ 3.55 ,,_m_

195W"! at 3~ Interment pawl” 0"“ be" “veal week's mo’. 1 gtoigti will nced extra 8986151 ' ' ‘ ‘

agony. m er officers named were. Vce-_ s r1851 m m a daily dip in Emu," “L

chairman, Mr. Bramwell Chandler, osgeflsohnkiénvnn; suds

Secretary, Dr. J. T. Croteau. On ti; 8* 8. ' A new motor train service will operated between LPmei-ird Jet,

executive are: Hon. Dr. W. J. . jiji b Mwmnm’ Mn‘ F’ ‘I’ may’ md SPRING sunnlg“)! DOUBLE shd surnmersids daily except Sun- day leaving mierald lIct. 5.80 a.

IIOOd 'I t Ill I Ch - N. D. MacLean liifiiriurs- r143 01$». W31

Colgates Tooth Brush

BABIES snaps

Heinz Strained Fonds Heinz Junior Fonds‘ Pablum

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let Palmolive ' . Ho altv- ivrr .1 .1 Trainor Bed- Want to lead l double life with a m. and atririvilng Flllnmcfsidfl v.45 "'5' "M "m" ' "ml "my on‘ Nursing Bottles Nlllllli?! M3 Mr‘ L‘. R‘. Allen’ summerside glltgilessgilagipleghggltfleglulgf Ibllolliifsls’. i‘ Bffielfilllillzllmsfillirlrllllirzerjlig? l: soothe You “all over" Talcums"'naby 0'1

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

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ment of War lsezvungemovflnze and t, be n business girl with a crisp

<im.ai' snub n h h to contact u and gnu-t of cotton broadcloth Effective Monday, April 27m, ""3 5"” °I ‘at? mo, m. Mn or yayon shnrkskln. After five ferry service will operate dailv ex- epeake" with!" t T piriov addresses Switch to it confection of lace and capt. Sunday as follows. Leave Bor- sirie in an effort (nmfggd M pnb. frills, and be a clinging vine For den pier 6.30 a.m., 9.2a n.m., . on the war effcg g1 t L m keep a ,.hnn;, try n gay printed lrepe p.m., 4.45 p.m., 7. rim; leave lie meetlnilfi- g‘ i’ ‘ii-ion; the w“ with n splashy design of cabbage Cape ‘Ilormentine pier 7.45 a.m., m’ 99°91‘ I“ °me ' roses or glam, csrmitions, and. if 11.00 a.m.. 3.15 p.m., 6.45 p.m._ °"°"- you like, wear a. turban to . 9.10 p.m.