NOVEMBER 2. 1931

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I (‘ II A R. I. E Y (IIIAbW-‘I SCREEN SONG

CAPITOL

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ting and Sllvmlylng Glassel Etc.

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OPTOMETRIST MONTAGUE. P E. l. Office Connected With

i PRlNGEiEDWAllD-"TODAY 3. win,

When love was sin . ..they dared 1Q [wet

The ‘breathless romance 0F a dashing Virginian cavalier and the courageous girl he taught to love. Told in sweeping scenes and thrilling action against the tumultuous background of sin-haunted Old New England

Adolph lulu pllllnlt

(IAUDITII

Virginia We

“Maid Of Salem” beautiful Story 0f Colonial Days At Prince Edward

'i'lir- love story oi a beautiful Puri- tan maiden and a dashing Virginia cuvaiier, liiid against one of the moat amazing periods in Amercan history, brought Claudette Cofbert and Fred MacMurray to the Prince Ekiuard Theatre yesterday in “Maid oi Salem," a lavish arid beautiful production produced and directed by Fhxii k Lloyd.

Th. famous witchcraft tivsteria of 1692. which began in Salem and spieiid to the other colonies, forms the background o! “Maid of Salem." Miss Colbert, an orphan in Old Salem, incurs the animosty oi the slrrti townsfolk by her galcty. She niert~ and falls in love with Mac- Murray, a fugitive cavalier from Vizeiiiin, who is hiding in the home -oi his uncle. Unknown to both. S110 is sccii with him.

Shortly nltcr he returns to Vir- gin a the ivltchcrait hysteria sweep.‘ tho colony. Miss Colbert is caught in its mad rush and condemned to die on the testimony of hYSl/eflcli women and precocious younitsters. Sh» is saved only by the timely’ 31" rirril of MncMurray, who proves that he is not the devil st all but a very handsome young man. Hi5 appearance-in _ the flesh-awakens the populace to their folly- t The elaborate cast includes Har- l Vvy strobe-us. Louise Dresser, Ben- ‘ iiie Buriiott. G ‘ Clive. Bonta Granville. VlrBlll

Weidier. Rosita Hillier. Belllllh . Eondi. Donald Meek and a S001"! 0T I others.

Far Sighted Eyes

Seventy per cent of far wwtiied eyes are weak re- frartlvrly. Discomfort from this condition shows mostly at near work and may be headache, lore eyes, nor- vousness or oven upset m- sch. Car driven in this also: may suffer considerable dis- comfort. Glasses relieve the strain.

G. F. llutoheson

-.»IRED MuMURRAY

in Frank Lloyd's

t Mun or SAlEM"

ll-larvey Stephens - Gale Sondergaard Louise Dresser - Edward Ellis

ale Sondergaaid. E. E.

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THE LHARLUFTETOWN (IUARDIAN

‘The Gentral Guardian

‘Ihll column II roorovod for news of local Interest hut lllll/IIIIIIIII of granny nature mo! be Inlerlell at 1 ‘an; i ""4 firmly iiuyuhi. ln ini-

McLUBE AND MLACKINNON are receiving Silver Fox Pius for Hudsons Boy Bale. All furs received ' till November 4th will be in time p for first sale. Ship furs to us. Im_

mediate advances made if required. McLure and MncKir-inon, Charlotte-

town. L-1148-10-30-3l. LEISHMAN Clothing for men at, S. A. MacDonald's, 1,1341 STEWARTS YEAST makes bet- IBI‘ UYBMI. L551-9-14-t1 USE "SOLITE" shortening I0! better baking. 155141-144! CONFEDERATION LIFE IN SURANCE L-0189-7-1Z-312

THE WOMEN'S Music Club first meeting for the season Can- adian National Hotel Saturday at 3-30- L-1337.

MR. F. W. TWISS, Lyeishmgn iepresentative, will be at s, A, MacDonald's store today and

EOIBERI

idler - Bonita Granville

.. . NEWS —MUSICAL —— TABLOID l

“A Dangerous Adventure”

“lll-‘VVIIIE hero. again proves iiunsel

a coining big-time star by a vita

highly cxc ting experieiicu

sell out. in. a low price.

Fil illl uiportrtiit.

crcd: more swiftly wltli his plans.

When llic stccl for tract is delivered. it. proves faulty it cruniplcs. lars. It is at this point

which lic docs with telling client. Besides the cxcclent

standing Jobs urt- _ Biyunt, John tiullaudct, Frank C Wilson. Marc

ing cast.

S‘. S. SURF

From’ Montague and Georgetown Wednesday morning for the Syd- neys viu Strait of (Janna. Mill"! Passage, Bras d'Or Lakes arriving ll. Sydney Thursday afternoon. Returning the Surl leaves Sydney every Monday arrives at Montague early Tuesday inornlni-

Passengers wishing a more rlpld "49 m Sydney may take their automobile and leave the shill l‘ Mulgrave and motor to Sydney ur-

Drugstore rlvlng Wednesday flmlmml" m’ ‘I’ == i A ~ -_.. rlvnt c. n. mlrlxnml Iwmfifll’ émnmmwfiifir‘ Wm“? "Eb: Iavartlcnlars write o-r telephone i Island Motor Transport. Ltd. = Pttttltt8-Th"ml1=°"“°- l MONTAGUE, I’. E. l. i L-ilii-‘l-IO-S "r u. WINTER BIIS SGIIEIIIILE = --—————-- X EFFECTIVE MONDAY, ocronm zsui E ___V__‘____V____ _ __ a —-—-———— r ' l I I’ “F: I BUS LEAVES CIIARLOTTETOWN | \ (From White's Restaurant) " I with each order FOR. SUMMERSIDE l F REElor mu time‘: Dally exrpt Sunday — 9.00 AM. 1.15 l".M.. 3-45 P-M- i phnll“ F“ E Rotor-day only - 10,00 IhM. Sunday only -— 10.00 AM- r Enlarged Photo Mounted, and i with every order for one ' FOR. NORTII LAKE tVIn St. Peter's and Sollfll) I doun PHOTOS we girl.- Y"! Dally except Sunday — 4.00 P. M. l FREE one I x 10 Enlarged ' Photo Colored and Framed. nus LEAVES SUMMERSIDE l PM“, 21M, Cmswiiu, (From gwrlggrgéglrzwq"! ‘ sruoro m ,, ' ' _‘ FOB. C AR. i ‘ ' Dally __‘ Sunday — 9.30 A.M.. 11.30 A-Mn 1.00 Pi l FOR NOVEMBER ONLY. Saturday only - 10.00 mu. sunny only - 1-” P . ,_ -.-------1aw> —

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At. (‘apitol

Don Terry, the screen's new Iiist-

peiiuruiutire, "A Dangerous Adveii-E titre. which opciictl a run ycsterrlay , at. the Capitol Theatre. Aided and‘ abetted by the charming, talented Ye-‘flflfllby. it was announces Rosalind Keith, Teri-y time; much u, nointment of a stipervisor for the turn the picture into a vigorous and city schools was discussed and a@_

Action claiigs iicrriiiy- across the screen iii this story nt" Sieel mills, steel workers and steel hearts. Tim Sawyer Uferryi is boss of the Gale steel mill, which on the death of Guie has just conic int/o the hands ol.‘ t-lio inrigiiiites young daughter. S])t‘ll(‘.l‘l' Alien. teciiurul manager. is PIKIFHVOFlIlIC to uiiticriiiiiie the mill suifirlciiilv tn force Linda Gale to

Tim is liiciirini: tuicry cfiuri to ful- coutract when Linda itrriics on the sooth‘. She ro- flirts‘ to listen to his pica for new

Liiinu and her stinnly friends, Tim quits tiic IIIlIl- Alicu, outed. pro-

thc big coil-

and many laborers are killed when Lntlzi and her com- pany are sued tor one million dol- tliat Tim again tiniisciits to lake a hand,

perform- aiiccs by Terry and Miss Keith, out- done by Nana

Lawrence, Russell Ilicks and others of a iinc support-

Wedneedoy. 1,13“

THE AUCTION SALE of viii- ccnt Leonaardls at Cornwall has been cancelled until fitrtlier no- tice ‘owing to the death oi’ hi,» brother Ernest. 1,4333

TICKETS FOR FOX BREEDERS EANQUET tonight are procurablr» finm Secy. Walter Shaw at Fox Show or Canadian National Hon-l.

Llfiiili

SPECIAL ORDERS for the well known line oi Leishman Clothing for men will be. taken at. S. A. MacDonalcrs today and tomnrroiv

1.4342.

PEI/I‘ RECEIVING STATION- The Canadian National Receiving Station located at Massey Harris ‘Building. 130 eni. Street. Char- lottetown, will e Opon for ilic fur season commencing Monday. November lst. Albert S. Robertson, l (li charge). L-1339-11-2-1mo.

SPECIAL SHOWING oi’ the latest. Leishman tnodels for fall and winter at. B. A. MacDonald's Store int-lay and Wednesday-

, 1.4342.

Gyros Hear Address 0n Fox Industry

The first meetinfl 1n the Gyro C. C. C. was held in the Canadian National Hotel last evening with Mr. S. T. Green as chairmen. C01. U. G. Dawson gave an interesting addrex on the 1'01 Industry ind what it means to this Province and closed with an invitation to all members to Show this week. -

Details of the 10in eeting o! the Charlottetown, Moncton, Bt. John, Fredericton and Campbell- ton Cubs to be held next Mon- day at Moncton were outlined. It was announced that a large rep- resentation would be present from the local Club. Mr. Bciliune oi Halifax. Lieutenant Governor is to be the speaker.

3-ACT MUSICAL

I t Continued from I pagel)

.\Il1l'lOl"| Brown. .loi iii-the tough Stewart. - Jack aI-rKcnzie.

Chandler. _ lJcbutzuites-out for a real time-

POLICE COURT-A total of $23 in bail bonds was esircated in police court yesterday when five week-cud drunks failed to appear. A sanitary by-law case was 9d- journcd until today and the ric- tcndarit in a vagrancy case dis- missed. ' ‘

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MR. IIARRY E. PORTER

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l sciioor. BOARD lVIEETS~Roti-

ilnc business only was transacted at. the regular monthly meeting of the Charlottetown School Board Ap-

tlon tieferrcd until the next meet.- lug.

EVENING AUXILIARY 'l\1l€l<‘.'l‘iv' -Tlie November meeting of 1,11.- Evening Auxiliary Trinity United Cnurch was held last evening. Dur- ‘iig the st-itdy period an interesting discussion took place on various phases of the temperance question, in whch many of the members took part Plans were mode for a Thaukolfering meeting to bc l1l‘l(‘l Nov. 10th.

BISITFES E1511‘ (‘AN(‘l*.'Ll.l-‘.l)

furnaces, proferriiig lo trust tho Judgment of Allen, her S€Cl‘8l,,_..A 1.4m- l-ccetved 19st, evening m. enemy. Alter a social brittle with Rev; R D_ Raymond from mo

general secretary of the Mission- ary Society of the Church of Eng- lland in Canada contains the in- formation that Bishop Liiidei 'I‘scn, native bishop of Hanan, China, who is now visiting Canada, has decided to return to his homeland at the earliest possible opportun- ity. Bishop Tscn was lo have vis- ited Charlottetown towards thc end of this month. He will embark at. Vancouver on Nov. 27 for Hone Kong enroute to Kaiieng, his see city.

PERSONALS

Mrs. Laura Hashim has returned t0 her home in Springfield after a two weeks visit. in Keusington.

Miss Florence Mai-tn left this morning on return to Montreal ui- ler a. week's hdiday with hrr brother, Dr. Martin, Mt. Stewart.

Mr. James L. MacDouerill oi tho Montreal main office, Bunk oi No- va Scotia, arrived in the city by plane over the week-end.

The many friends of lvfiss Helen Hammeil, RN- of Freetown, will be glad to know that she has fully recovered from her serious illness and will be able to resume her professional duties again. -

special can tor the cyu. Your ayes on mblectod daily to light glove, dim, smoltn, main from fIGJIRg,l6WlI\g,VIOIl- hip. Help nature protect your mail ' Pmllfll pflwulon by cleansing, I soothing and relaxing your eyes with

Ilia dolly UII ol Murine. Healthy eye; are hoovtitul syn. Forever A0 "s" Mm... MI hvlmu mu vyu autumn and m.-

RINE. 1 mli/Ouri-Ii/Es

DIR. HARRY E. GOMEZ. F.CLC_M-

C "c Brehaut. Contiie Colwell, l"tl‘i"lcl.’l Arseiiault. Valerie Arsenault, '.lli.- Night Watch-Miss Freda Ciilwcll. Sam-ovary darlc-Huck O'Neill. A10f‘—~—ll‘il1(‘l1 darker-Art Moran. Olll Salt-a chip off the old block —('vt':l‘(l0ll Camp.

H l1l‘i'_\‘ Foster. Peggy Porter.

-Bill Trainer.

Greta (larbo-“uho wants to be aloiit"‘—Marj MacL-ean.

Travelling "MusiciansT-oh yeah! GOKlOIX Camp. Cecil Sentry, Coker, Reg. Dolron.

Hawaiian Tap Dance-Verna Vail

Premier Danseuse-Dorothy Du- inont '

Saiiorettes-fotuid only on the Black Star Line-Connie Hvndman. Lifllll. Wright, Imella MacLean, ltuili Walker, Freda Colwell, M811’ llnyltt. Jean Macdoniild, Rut-h Young, Evelyn Bryant/an, Phyllis Foster. Francis Clawson. Dfimthy iiiiiiiitit-ixs, Mario Arscnault. Dorothy liziustiii, Florence Mallett, Helen xlotrls, Marion Mahar

Sailors- ‘Yes" men to Capt. Cal- ions -- Frank MacIntyre, Ralph Small. Elmer Costello. “U135 G31’ hint, Pei/er Doyle. Richard Mandar- son, Ja-s Duffy. ~

The Chorus

Rule Britannia Chorus —— M61’! Bentley, Willem Beer, Blanche 000ml», James Cameron, Noreen Campbell, Iro Cudmore, Harry Chandler, Joyce Coffin, Adele Call- betilz, Ken Chriswphersen, Arlen Uolcs, Hurry Down. Nflfml Dalzlel- Anne Duffy, Ethel Doyle. Joyce Fcigitsoii, Ruth Feavyour, Lois UPHVPS, Joyce Howatt, Earl Hennes-v sry, Blanche Howatt, Barton How- ..~,t, Amy Hood, Marion Harper, ituhiirti ilurst, Donald Irvine, Har-

attend the FOX '

Cabin Boy-on the job-Stewart,

Wun Lung-velly imperturlbebie- The PcstF-with plenty to do-

Gi-nrgie Worgie~—t.he poor brother

Mik

A ccompan lst {iii

tiidJoiikiiis, Olive Keeping, Jean "Lmviher, uorothy Laird. Mersarett

rawson, rLai-l McDonald, Juno MI:- i luicrsoii, Crcorge McDonald. Darrell ; NllQlltifflt‘, lsiarl McDonald. Allison: Mot-recur, Allan Mcinnis, Jean Mi:- tn-un, llctty McKenzie, Ruth Mc- Millan, Margaret. McKenzie. Bill Ninitsirle, Garf eld Meek, William Murray, Miriam Netting, Ralph Ni-uelt, Jack Proud, Elaine Porter.

Jack Randall. Hcicn Stewart. Mar-.

ion Spillet. Stanley Sherran, Bill Sheri-an, Allan Thompson, Kitty Williams. ‘

‘Personnel of Orchestra

1st VlOlIllS—-M. Leavitt, J. Logan,‘

, M. MacKay, T. Teed. 2nd violins-H. Wood, N. Remy,

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WILL BE INDUCTED

The Rev, A. O. ‘Thomson. who will be inducted into the ' Brook- field congregation tonight. The Rev. Mr. Thomson is a native oi British Columbia and is the first native born minister to be ordain- ed in the Prcsbytcrian Chitrch o.‘ ,that; Province. He was pastor of lthe Presbyterian Church in Vic- ioria, B. C., for msiiiy wars. Since then he has been preaching in Ou- tario Churches.

u N E xuciii ilEATH or MR. w. i. intuit

William Ernest Leonard. 48-year ‘ old Cornwall former died tiricx- pectedly at his home inst evening. He was found unconscious in his barn. where he hnrl eoiio but a short i-lme previously to milk, by his hired man. Mvfllvlll aid was immediately summoned butsthc doctor pronounced 11in extinct. 1t was believed he had~ sufltircd a heart attack. Yestordriv .\ir. Tmon- ard had worked about lit.- lllfm as usual and had not. rrvlllllldillPfl Int illness, His death mine {is q gym; ShOClK to his iamilv and to the community wherc hp was a prom- inent farmer.

Mr. Leonard was born at Com- wall and was tii.» son of m.» me Mr. and Mrs. William l.r~oiiai-d_ SlITVlVlYYFE are his wiii- rind (me brother and two sisters, air. Vin-

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l"? "It 9 "WON; l" St. Dunstanis Basilica. Interment will he in rm; Roman Catholic Cemetery‘,

ROLARX’

Yesterday has ' us. Itil lineal. Edsv 111w at ziutlugi, tutti an. t...» Clliillliltill, i'-..:.L 1 .. sin. ii, J, M“

lvdiiricy and Hill. Luinr m... t; an‘; atisucreci the lUiI()\\iiin qur- {H9115 put. to eat-ii other ‘rliitllii-ilil y:

Why is miter ill the .»t.i s t?

What. is the origin oi the iiztmc "liiuglanti ‘P

What. are trade w lids‘?

What is the biggest Il-lliuil iii 1,119 world?

When did newspapers bflfllil?

How is the date oi Eu tt-r fixed?

What is the Nobel Prim»?

YVhy are red and uliite poles placed in from. oi‘ barbrr shops?

What are Rhodes st-iitilzirs?

What is the Clifulliiliflll stone?

What. is the origin oi the name “Canada”? q.

Since the last meeting the direc- tors dealt with t-wo iniitiiirs. One

cent Leonard. Mrs. Frank Mac-

Donald arirl lvirs. Frank F‘, Mac-l

Phoe. nil oi’ Charlottetown. l The riiiir-rai \‘.'lll lit‘ ll“l(l from",

his late residence \\l|‘t’lllt\,<rlilVl’I‘lfll'n_ .

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THOMPSON -—Al. the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on N/weinbel 1, 1937, to Mr. and ltlrs. P1101 Thompson, Chai~lotw,tnun, a son.

DO“'NI".-At. ti!" PFLAHJB Fldwflffi Island Hospital mi Qt" . 19th, 1931 to Mr. and Mr... ‘rorzion W. Down.» a stm, w’. mi ‘Wilfied

rbflfls‘ lilllPl‘ than from tho club as __ _. _. l whole. - i - a ’\liit so l't‘('\|ll'\lll(‘llfl£\l this Wort’ Hi1- ,,._._______:_-_»_¢:__l“' ‘uh -.—_:=¥ l“'j§i",“h§‘,l‘;“Iii’fifff‘f,;l,ll‘,ffil"§“g,,._ Limos-at. Fuiriiwl”. Cuinollitie, U l .1111 up for tlieEShanIZ- smllanll‘ OM" ’\lll“‘l,CmllS l, inii suitor" lllf‘ tuiirl to he adinin- Tllflmll-iflll- ‘V 'l”n*"" istvit-rl hv the Rtltillj’ clul) in that Lunnii, rind in. r o! .-. . W A. w“ ' McLarei-i Lonownrtii Ant-mun l! W71‘; ricoldcrl that. the FNRTY LEONARIF-lfllf" Clvrhy fit it's clill) 11% iu-titil place a DnlJhY “TPfllll i residence, (‘rtriiv Noveni‘>.~t' on the iiitiiitiiiieii‘ rhiriii‘: lllf‘ RB- l, 15.137. Vi lflilldhl. llltll‘lll‘l‘tilf‘t" D"._\' rnIclii-liiitiii. _ _ lag”! p; y“ ,, , ‘Til from his Rofnrinn Dr. '1‘. B. A('l*€(‘l‘ oi Hrtli- ' M“, rcmdvn“. m, ( _ f1 yum-t- fax was “'i"l4‘!)l‘|7l‘il us st "i iI1phdn‘Y nun-rum, m g ,, “at; (m 31-“

lDunstanXs Basilica. (fiiirlott-tarown, tthence to the. Roman Catholic cemetery for II'\“.\l'!itOl’\t-.

DOIRON--At he": l‘t‘.<l!lP-l'l(‘9. N.

tnwii gave Finder return to ‘Stewart. Rtrrt-f, -"~'i (Y'"‘ih“!‘ 31. i3‘! (‘irriiton Si. L-lii-iil. 'l.').'l’1, hfrs, Alive Doiron, aged 9B —'* - ' ' "M t " ‘roars. The remains: urn-re forward- \\'.~\.‘\"l‘El)--FAPABLE GIRL. ed from Frank lrlvnncrcscffa Fune-

EXPERIENFED JANITOR WANTS position lotilziiig alter furnaces.

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was a request from the ‘mince Ecl- ward Island Hospital askiii: for a donation, and the other was from the District Governor coiit-iiywiit: the request. made by the Rotary Club of Shanghai to Rotary international for funds to help the refugees in the war torn city. Rotary Interna- idonsi had referred the matter to the individual clubs. The directors remm

l1. Boutilier, V. Campbell. 3rd Viol.ns.—-J. MacKay, Mrs. N. McLean, A. Gomez, F. Roper. Cellos-—Mrs. u. (tome-z. N- Gomez. Bass-C. Sanlry. Flute-L. McMahon. Clarinets-s]. Kelli’. s. Kennedy- Comets-K. Rzclizirrls, l-l. Chand-

lor. Trombone-D. Cookhui-n. C. Wal-

hoe. Baritone-C. Royce. mums-H. Portnr. Piano-S. Brenton.

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WANTED SEED AND TABLE- stock potatoes, Oats and turnips. i North Rustim. “rinsloe, phone ‘

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ral Home MfiflfliiY afternoon lid the residence of iior sun. Albert Doiron, Rustimvillvz. Fimerai tthil morninz to Stella, hlarls Church,

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The dry, barking cough, cough, day and night, is vr-ry wcuring on the system, and the constant. cough- ing not. only disturbs the rest, hut it. keeps the bronchial tubes in stioli an irritated and inflamed condition they get no chance to Ilttltl.

Sometimes ii. is the constant cough that \von’t be quieted, sometimes a choked-up, stuifctl-up feeling that. makes breathing (lifficult.

Obstiuote coughs and colds gonor- ally yield in the grateful, soothing action of Dr. Wood's NOFWILV l‘ino syrup. ll. is iurlii-atorl for this IilMI of n rough, ms it. is Footprint-ll of tho most. soothing rind Ilvilliftl expeciorant. harks, ticrlis, roots and balsam! ohlainaiiir.

Mn. HARRY Lawn, IAlhPVllIt‘, N ll, writcaz-“i had nut-h a terrible conch I oould not. Bleep at. night. l trini different medicines, but they never hcl d mo; my cough still Illlll on. I t. en got Dr. Vilnotihi Nonviiy ine Syrup, and I was surprised to‘ soo how quicklymy cough disappca ."

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