MAY 4. 1937

i QRIIIGE EDWARD-Today & Wednesday

A PICTURE AS BIG AS THE LOVE IT

GLORIFIES!

Greater love hath no woman . . . than to break her own Mm b?’ "Ildlflfl her beloved to another woman's arms!

hounthe Famous Noel by Author o!

‘MAGNIFICENT OIISEBSION"

C. LLOYD DOUGLAS

cllnlcolor-Mn l-oi ‘Iulmancew

SHOWS AT 3.15 — 7.00

“Green Light” At

Prince Edward

8.45 --C()l\rIE EARLY

Is Superb Romantic Drama

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A best- seller tor two years. uoyd c, Douglas‘ novel, “(lreen Light." has been translated to tlle pcreen, retaining all of its original strength and beauty and brought t0 life by u. more than competent oust. m the Cosmopolitan production "Green Light." which opened yes- lm-jsy at the Prince Edward Theatre.

Enoi Flynn. whose first two pic- m-es, "Captain Blood‘ and "Gimme of the Light Brigade.’ ’lll‘°¢lfl""°d mm one of‘ the greatest screen unnds" o! recent yours, odds stature y; his dramatic reputation with his handjgqg o! the role of Nelveil h1g4‘; the young surgeon. who sale- rlfies his own professional integrity to oover the mistake of all older doc-' m; m ghouldaflng the blame he uiclns the hatred of Pllylll" mxu"

whose mother's death was caused by the fatal mistake.

To jil>l fy llls life, and i0 prnve to Phyllis, whom he loves, that he 1S lrynlg to make up for the tragic ililnlilliE she believes he has made. he goes to nn obscure laboratory in the Rocky Mountains and risks his life trying to discover n vaccine that will prevent tlle tlrcud spotted fever.

Sir Cedric Hardwlcke, who was knighted by King George for mag- nificent work on the stage, is superb in the role of Dean Harcourt. the minister tvhose advice and philos- ophy shape the lives of tlle other characters. and Margaret Lindsay. as Frances 0;:i'vie, who loves Paige but has to give him up, lgives a con- vincing and Sympathetic perform- fllifl‘ as does Henry O'Neill. H5 the older surgeon and Walter Abel. Paige's friend and colleague.

“wed by the lovely LOUISE)

BIRTHS V . ' -

lucCAUGllEY-ou April is. 193:! toll/Ir. and Mrs. Jhlnus P. Ml.- Oaughey. Auburn, a son, Vernon glgiulol.

ILLCHIY - PREECF- — At Mon-

flj 39, 1937. by W“ r g1...‘ Calvin Eric liilchcy c» Illlda. May Frets". W“ lnrltsgue.

DEATHS Iii? lfitRLiNT-Kffisqukl Slut-iv"- 1037, Frank I-Icndrlsznli, llgcd l0 years. Funeral lIOlfliiiFi ltllclkfflglt“ dance to St. Andrews Clui L .815- Andrew‘s Tuesday milmmg “ ' '

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ulster and brother.

N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAK Ell EMBALMER Charlottetown and

North Wlltshlre Phone 149

BIIEAII IIIIIITES

Beginning Friday. May 7th, Guernsey Cove. Murray. River, Surrey, Icila, Orwell. Monday. May 10th White Sands, Wood Islands, Flat River, Orwell, one trip each week to I-Iazel- brook Creamery.

JOHNNIE BLUF. Hau er

Ca rd Qf Thanks-

Mr. and Mrs. R. A. MacPhail and family wish to extend their thanks to their many friends and neighbors for thelr kindness during their rec- ent sad bereavement, also the Mac- Lcnn Funeral Home for many courtesies shown. L-37-5-‘i-1i.

Card I Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. MIIX Lefurgcy. and fanl lv of North TYYQ" ‘vim 9° tinlnk ulelr ilcighborll and friends who so kintlly"lK-‘1i3°d in their "w- ent slid bereavement A150 1M5? a nsent floral trlb L-lillfjfl

Too Late To (Jlasify

‘F. Stanllopc Bench. Phone i538. L-73-5-4-6l

LOST BETWEEN OIIWELI AND Chiiriottetolvn Ford V. 8 hlilb0W~ Ina“. ngtify ~11," c; Guardian.

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The Moring fIerTaIiing Carter's Lilile Liver Pills

TUESDAY, may "l... -

and Violin.

Dlslfay of Exhibits in Y. M. C.

tlle Yodellng Trail Rider. WEDNESDAY. MAY 5-

snd Vocal Solos.

Vocal Solos-Violin Seine.

Display u! Exhibits In Y. M. st ills-The Quinta with I2 year ll Vocalists.

WICDI l0!

queen Square School Hall I130 P. M. and under Vocal Seine-Piano loin-ll yearn and

7:80 l’. M.—Qllecn Square School Hall-ll years Ensemble-Trio Part Song-Id years and under-Plano Duets-Vocal lsnssmble-‘Jlolln “ loo-Sn yearn and under Plano Solar-Plan» Dueli-

Exciting New Mystery Film

"Love Letters of a Star." which opened yesterday p at the Capitol Theatre, is an exciting mystery that dws not reveal the person who commits the crime until the last se- quence of the picture. The action flows rapidly. the suspense keeps mounting and the drama fairly crackles with intensity. Tile narra- tive is made sprightly with a sufilc- lent blending o! romance and PW!- sagcs o! humor.

A keen detective. portrayed by C- Herlry Gordon, unravels the double mystery with methods that help to make interesting screen entertain- ment. An excellent Dfllflllmame l5 given by Henry Hunter. B5 the 5W‘ pected husband of the E11‘! who l5 the extortionors prey. “ml- T°1° 15 enacted by Mary 511w Rim m“ “owned as glbeéilliéy of the last show

ed h e l‘ - ' , stI-iger sisytcr i: the movie is Poly Rowles. an attractive young actress with marked ability, who plays W1- der love scenes with Walter Coy and powerful dramatic sequeiiflw Willi Ralph Forbes. Samuel I-rnds and Alma Krugm-are the screen father gm! mother. The blackmailfl!‘ l5 made coil-villains by R01“) Lwyd- Hobart Oavanallh has the role of a body whgygallsvgthe police.

EVENING AUXILIARY llIEET _.1'he Evening Auxiliary 01' U" w- M_ 5" Tflnny united church held its regular monthly meeting 195l- 9V9‘ nlng, with Mrs. Hlllflli Miller P79’ siding. The devotional period WM led by Mrs. Bessie Weller and was followed by discussion. The miss- ioiiary period included a very in- teresting latter from Miss Beryl Morson of ‘India.

l I ll ll ll R l All PLAYERS Slllllll ANllllfllLR llll

Ca pacity Audierce Sees Fine Comedy At Holy Redeemer Hall.

‘A capacity audience SEW the presentation of the sPlendld mm‘ edy, “The Hottentot" by Lislwrian Players at the Holy Redeemer Hall last night. The plot was woven about l1 love story of the “Jockey and hi. best girl. Each part was Well taken and the audience left the hall feeling that they had had a most enjoyable evening.

Between act specialties included cleverly rendered sonss by little Miss Joan Brown and artistically executed dance nilmbers by M155 Helen Costello. Orchestral music was furnished by Miss M. Psalm!- Miss C, Kenny and Mr. A. M4:- Kearney.

The following was the cast 0i characters:

Swift, Daniel Wedge.

Mr ". Ollie Gifford. MiBB Hughes.

Larry Crawford, Alfred Doucette.

Peggy Fairfax, Mrs. Carl Shaver.

Mrs. Chadwick. Miss 001151411100

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Goyle.

Alex Fairfax, Chas. Howatt.

Ollie Gifford. Pius Callaghan.

Perkins. Art. Moran.

Sam Harrington. Jack Richards.

Reggie Townsend. William Des- Roches.

The play will be presented again tonight \‘.'li0il another capacity house l. predicted. A matinee yes- terday was well attended.

testicular can

MAY I

TUESDAY. Iiuii - Mission

8.30 I’. M-—"|"‘I"l B

and. 00 P. ltL-lileartz flail-Senior and Junior Y. P. H's.

llosallas EXIIIBITIOII PROGRAM

Queen Square School Hall 3.30 P. M. Musical Competitions, ll years and under, Plano, Vocal, and Vloiln—l0 years and under. Piano. V0081

1:80 P. M.-—Qucon Square School IIaII-IZ years and under, Plano Duets. Vocal Ensemble and Violin string Ensemble. l4 WM: and undec- Plano Solos and Piano Duets-ll! years and under. and Violin Duetsr-Iiarmonlea Competition.

A. Building and Musical Programme at ais r. M. clllleml n-cul Sleepy Town axww Club under dlrectllm 0| Mn: Betty Rogers-and added attrsutIon-dllllllll of Tu Owhmle

Plano Sales. Duet!

Mun“: eMnpQtItIMIh-JI yearn under-Violin loicu

and under-Vocal

C. A. lufldlnghnd Musical Programme oil Ilussell Down and‘ the Down listen

Admission-Children l cents at Queen Square flchunLef Y- M- c- A- Allults i5 ccnu or ticket for two Munitions l5 centu- cl Thu-sis

1's Programme. Ii-‘Il

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TO-NIGIIT

TUESDAY. MAY 1th.

“ THE HOTTENTOT ”

A 8 ACT PLAY ihesenlcd by Llguorlan Players

Holy Redeemer Ilall Curtain 8.30 Admission 25c

Tickets on Sale Iteddlifs‘ Drug Store

Produced by Special Arrangement with Samuel French Co.

The Central Guardian

TIIE ZIST FIELD Ambulance will meet. at the Drill Hall Wed- nesday evening at 7.30. Recruits Will be ltaken oli. L-7il-5-4-2i.

EPECIAL EVANGELISTIC Ber- vices at Fairview Baptist Church. Milli)". P. E-II. Service each even- ing exz-cpt Saturday at 8.00 be- Blnning May 4th. Speaker foi Tuesday evening Rev. B. G. Man- zer. Special Music, North River Quartctte. p.71,

AT GYIlO-"Tlie Coronation service" was the subject of an ln- teresting address by Canon E, M, Malone at the weekly meeting of the Gyro Club last night. Mr. W. J. Monaghnn was chairman. The musical part of the program was furnished by the Messrs. Macaw- gor. Guests were: Lieut. Com- mander J. J. Connolly’ of Char- lottlletown and Mr. Jewell of Mont- rea.

KING'S COUNTY MAN ARRESTED-A man from King's County will answer a charge of acting under false pretense: in Charlottetown today, after he had led Royal Canadian Mounted-Po- lice on a trek through the eastern section of Prince Ezllvard Hand llnd through Nova‘ Scotia for the past several weeks. I-Ie was ap- prehended and charged with vag- rcncy. but it lvas later changed to false pretenses.

Personals

Mr. Kenneth A. Ross, of Saint John's, Newfoundland. arrived in tho city last night. '

Miss Edith Show, student at MacDonald's College. Montreal, ar- rived hoinc last night.

Mr. L. C. Worthy. returned on Saturday evening from an enjoyable visit will friends in Snulliern - ol‘na.

Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Hill and two young children recently arrived in Charlottetown from Toronto. ‘They are residing at 125 Fitzroy Street.

Miss Annie Hyiles of New York has arrived home on a visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hynes, Grafton Street.

Miss Dorothy Bentley and Miss Mary Miles arrived home Saturday night from Halifax where they have been attending Dalhousie Univer- slly.

Mr. Don Stewart. of MacDon- ald's College. Montreal, and Mr. Jack MucLcnh, of Queen's Univer- sity. Kingston. arrived home last night on vacation.

Mr. Jimmie "Fiddler" MacDon- nld. Peal-res Station, left Friday morning enrnute to Amherst, N.S., to play baseball with the Amherst "St. Pats". His many friends wish this well known baseball pitcher every success dlirhlg the season.

Lleutenunts Dllvid Mathlcson. Russel spillett, Fred Brady, and Lance Sergeant Arthur Farquhar- son arrived home last night from Kingston, Ontario. where they took a two weeks’ course at the Royal School of Artillery.

Miss Elizabeth MacMillan, orga- nizer of Jubilee Guilds in New- foundland. and formerly supervis- or of Women's Institutes in Prince Edward Island, arrived In Char- lottetown inst night to visit her mother, who is ill at her home in Alberry Plains.

Miss Margaret Black, who has been taking special instruction in the Saint John General Hospital. arrived home last night one. short visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. I-I. Black, Charlottetown. Miss Black leaves next week for Mont- real where she has accented a po- sition as laboratory tecllnltian with the Children's Memorial Hospital.

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UONFEDI-NATION LII‘! INSUR- ANCE- Ll-BTIIB-‘I-ifl-Lili

TAKES OVER. FARM-The 01d and well known farm of Nil". Aex Stewart. Marshfieid. has been ac- quired by Mr. Arthur Ilhyncs who has entered into occupation.

THE WATEIPS FINE, BOYS HAY-Summer must be here. A number of cdilooi boys were swim- ming at North River bridge yes- terday afternoon. "The Witter wasn't too cold" one of them said.

TRANSFERRED—Dr. S. A. Hill of Toronto has been transferred to the staff of the Health of Animals Branch. Prince Edward Island, fill- ing the vacant-y caused by tlle transfer of Dr. Allan Robertson i0 Ontaro. All services of tlle Health of Animals Branch on the Island are under the supervision of Dr. E. s. Netting.

ARRIVE IN ENGLAND-A cable message received yesterday by Mr. J. O. Hyndlnan from his dliilghller Constance, advised the arrival 0t‘ the BB. "Alauiila" after a good crossing. The Canadian Girl‘ Guid- es and u large number of visitors sailed from Montreal by the Al- uunia to attelld tlle coronntloli, including Miss Mona WilsolrChar- lottctcwn, and Mr. A. E. McLean, MP, and Mrs. MCLCIIII, Slllnlner- side.

POLICE COUIlT-Jit tlle Police Court yesterday tlircc men who had been arrested over tlic week-end on drunk and disorderly charges failed to appear and had their ten dollars ball bonds eslrczltrd. A drunk and incapable was fined five dollars and costs o? ten dnys iii jail. A vagrant was sent to juil tor i5 days and a second vilgrnnt fined five dollars or in lieu of pllynlent. sentenced to ten dllys in jiill.

GRANTED LEAVE OI" All- SENCE-Lloilt. Colonel LII‘. Low- ther, principal of Prince Street Bcilool. was granted three duys leave of’ absence in the middle of June to enable him to nltr-ild a meeting of the board of directors of the Royal Military. College at Kingston, Oiltnrio, nt the regular meeting of the Charlottetown school board yesterday afternoon. Di‘. I. J. Yco, chuirnlilii of the board presided. Routine bul-tilless was transacted. it was ailnnunccd following the session.

AUXILIARY MEETING -— The Women's Auxliary 0f St. Peter's congregation held their closing met-ling I-‘ridny evening, April 30th. Tile year's work was on display t0 thc great satisfaction of all con- cerned. The following progrulnnlc was enjoyed: Solo by Josie Pickurd, "Bluebells of Scotland"; Recitation by Beatrice Putlllak; So o by Sylvia Hooley with guitar accompaniment. and a number of favorite songs by

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IOlTnI-ILIL-MANURIC SPREADER like new. J. H. Clow. New Wilt- shire. L-l224-5-1-Si

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all. A do nly lunch was served by the girls, the president Sylvia Hoo- iey then closed the meeting.

TWO CARS STOLEN - Police last night were looking for two stolen automobiles. One, a coilpc. number 6831, owned by Jlllncs AI‘- bllig. Charlottetown. wlls taken from near Dollses Bridge on the Nortll River Road. Tile other, a sedan, number 1095, was owned by Milton Gucrney of East Royalty. The cllr was taken from the Mn"- kct Square. Both curs were equip- ped with i936 markers.

INSPECTION BEGINS AT I‘. W. C.--Inspcction of Prince p1" Wales Colmge first yenr physical training classes begun yesterday, conducted by Capt. P. E. Bullln- gar, general staff otficl of Mill. fury District No. 6. H. . Major T. G. Irlanl, pity c: mg instructor at Prince of Wales College. ailnonnced last night that the lfwflcctlon would continue lo- dlly and tomorrow. Si. Dunstani: Umwlfiily cadets will be inspected on Thilrsday morning nnd Prime of wa-e-‘l Cfillvfle cadets jirobzxbly Thursday afternoon. it was lllill'li~ vfl- Ill-‘fbcctlon of West mm. mill QUE?" situate Schools’ cadet. corps will ‘be on Jlmc 15. c341,.“ in Smllls and Georgetown will bp TCVIPIICII on tlle following (luynnd Sumlnersizle cadets oil Junc 18,

AT ROTARY —- Rottlrhln N. D. IIacLean lvzls elected President of tlle Charlottetown Rotary Club for the lllmmifll! year at. the annual meeting which ulns hold 1n the Canadian National Hotel at noon yesterday. Other OIllvl-rs nnlned were Rotarlun W. L. Brenton. vice president: Rotarinn A. R. C-mper, SFCYCIBYY; Rotariail Roy Qullzley. 'llellsurci' anrl Rolarirllls O. C. Cras- lvcli and A. V. Ailiswcrtll directors. Rflllllls Pres dent J. B. .\Inrlcy who prlsidcd. was named hv r-lllb to deliver an address on“ wvicr"

introduced R. B. Mctzler as a gucs‘ and the club members later lil"li ' Mr. Ivi'etzlei~ in two splendidly rvn dered vocal selecbohs “Tflnlflif- Boy" and "Smiling Through".

I’. a. I. REPORTS noon-whirl five temperance secretaries of To rnnto Enst Prcsbyterlal nnslvcrcd the call of Mrs. J. Y, Ferguson, Preslrvterlal Secretary, to a com"- cnce in the Sunday School Ami lor- ium of Metropolitan Church when all earnest address by Mrs. Bnrllelt on the problem of "Present Day Social Drinking" was given. she urged her listeners to use their in- fluence on society loaders and how- l_v married hcslesses to abstain from roeklal parties. which were with many young men and women their first steps toward the drink habit Mrs. Fallis of the Dominion Board spoke on encouraging Items glean- ed from the annual Wit/PR. reports for 1930. the most Slflkllll being from the l-llzhty secretaries of thi- l-ilzhty auxiliaries of Prince ltdward Island. Mr. Faillll n'so told ol’ the helpful and progressive temperance measures be'ng taken by tlle board at its meeting in May and several new and instructive publications being issued on the subject. The addresses were followed by l. period of discussion and live-iv interchange of Ideas and sllwaeswions. Mrs. Trlckey read an extract from “The Prnphet."~'l‘cronio Mail and tn-

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pol- lnrh; Nollueu ol Tlusnltl and Appreciation, 10o per Inch or 6e per Minimum Churn 1o: any advertisement twenty-live aunts, . aooiggooqnxloogg

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house. Conveniences. Garage. Phone jail. __ L-aso-l-ar ; Iuvisasiba APARTMENT, ~44 l Witter‘ Street. to lei. Llround floor. ‘ 3 bedrooms west view, mlmcdlate

possession. Apply DeBicis Bros. _ L-2089-5 i ll. Miscellaneous

INSIJRE IN THE SUN LIFE. PAR- tlclpate in the profits of this great Company. Last year policyholders received an average of one and one half million dollars a woes.

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WANTED — lN-‘I ma FARM work. Apply Seymour Wood, Mt. Herbert. L-1225-5.

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