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‘hm rottnd trips on Sunday and regular late Saturday evening service.

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"Spring la Nerf-Comedy “DICK TRACY" Chap. 4

, a grist. to the mill. , was ~ll‘lCk€ll wtith paralysis. Medi-

New Wlltshire And Vicinity Spring is “TILT us tigiitti. The warm weather of the past few days has brought evidence of an abund- and hay crop and lll many places

the front did very little damage to the tender roots Oi clover.

The loyal supporters of the Orange Locige Brookfield were well pica cu with proceeds obtained by

ithe play put. on in their hall by Stanley Players. The districts of Hunter River.

ElNllUZlll‘ and Greenrale were deeplyt shocked by the tuitliuely and sudden death of Mt‘. James D. Moore on April 28th. Just two days before he was about his work as tisuui and in the afternoon took While there he

The

Prince Edward Theatre

takes great pleasure in announcing

Week 's Engagement

of

“MAYTIMF

Starring A MR. NELSON EDD Y ' l l and . MISS [Eli NETTIL‘ nlaE.-I)0A"I’N[1!l)

Starting Monday, May the Ttrcnfy-Fottrtlt

'*eriia>izr“iiacizaie' ' *

. iiul 7 P. M. G. A. D. Elliott, Min- ‘ later.

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Exposed In New Film Thriller

Timely. thrilling and entertain- ing, "Parole Racket." Columbia's new screen drama of the parole evil. opened yesterday" at the Capitol Theatre to a capacity audience.

“Paroie Racket“ scores ttnothet‘ bulls-teye of popular tippeal. Clever- ly written, presented and acted.‘ thr' picture is a stirring expose oi a racket to release convicted crimin- als from prison to continue them murderous exploits tinder the direc- tloit of underworld lords.

Paul Kelly is "tops" as the young detective and Rosalind Keith plays the girl reporter with tho tronvirtioii and charm that has chtiriictt-rizetl ‘ all of her screen work. (Jitters lll a well bu. anced and capable cast are Thurston Hull. Leona Marietta, John Spacey. Al Hall. Arthur Lott. How- ard Hickman. Edward Earle, Ed-

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COOK'S for perfect pictures. L-5469-24-24-tt

CONFEDEBATION LIFE IN- S. RANGE. L-GWB-T-IZ-SH

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND» Livine services will be held on Sab- bath ,May 23rd at Brooklyn 11 A.M. at Iris 3 PM. at Murray River 7 RM. J. H. Bishop B. A., student.

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PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES for Sitt\day' next. Mount Stewart 11 A.!\1. Higllfield 3 P.M. Marshheld 7.30 P.M. L-fiti-b-Zl-li.

SPECIAL SERVICE Bedeque Utilted Church May 23rd, 7.30 P. M The speaker will be Rev. John Copp. Phedericton N. B. Special inusc with Mrs. Copp as soloist.

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SONG SERVICE in MluTay ltlvet- United Church at 7 P. M‘. Sunday May 23rd. No suPDlY lwllll- able for Little Sands or Murray Harbor. Supply obtained for May 30th. T. R. Goudge. pastor.

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CAVENDISII Pastoral Charge Church Services for May 23rd. 1i A. M. Stanley Bridge. 7.30 P. M. North Rustico. Rev. W. A. Paterson, Minister. L-835-5-21-1i.

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IN MEMORIAM

MRS. ERNEST GRAHAM

There passed peacefully away at the Prince Edward Island Hospi- tal, Chat‘ ttetown, on Tuesday, April 20th. 1937, Mrs. Ernest Gra- ham (nee Janie L Dunbar, of Lorne, N.S.)

Mrs. Graham. who was a patient in that hospital bore her suffering without a word of complaint or worry. She longed to be token l0 her heavenly home above. where all cares and worry cease.

The funeral was held at 2 o'- clock on Friday, April 23rd, at the Presbyterian Church, Murray Hill“ bour North. of which she was a member. The services were con- ducted by her pastor, Rev. J. H. Douglas. The hymns were “Jesus Lover of My Soul". "ASlPBP l" Jesus", "Will the Circle Be Un- broken", "The Old Rugged Cross" and Mrs. Minnie MacLure and Roulston Kennedy sang very nice- ly a duet, "Will ‘There be Any Stars in my Crown?"

She leaves to mourn her loss. a husband, two sons, George and

up till retirement in the year 1022. Their Golden Wedding was cele- brated in the year 1932 and many were the good times enjoyed in hi home.

The funeral service was con- ducted by his pastor the Rev. Mr. Baker who spoke highly of the de- ceased.

Hymns sung were The Bands of Time are Sinking and Abide with Me, also a duet by Mrs. J. A. Mc- Kitinon and Rev. Mrs. Baker. No Night There all of which was very consoling. Mr Hudson Mcrehead acted ls hearse Mai-er. The Pall Bearers were Messrs B. Mitchell; G. Ellis; W. Lcrkhart: R. Wood; H. McKinnon; F. Millman.

The Mourners were: Bryon, Blanchard and Evelyn at home, Mrs. Spurgeon Leurd. Charlotte-

town; Dorothy. Brookline, Mass, and one sister Mrs. Mary Mc- Millan Lot 7. P. E. I. to WhOm deepest sympathy are extended.- "Cone but not forgotten."

Charges Interference 0n Election Eve

Archibald, and one daughter. Ir- ene. all at home. Also one sister, Catherine, Mrs. John DarrahWest Somei-vllle, Mass; and one broth- er. Wm. J. Dunbar. in her old home.

The remains were laid to rest in

(‘llPRClI SERVICES-The Pow- nrtl Pastoral Charge Unit/ed Church of Canada: Services for Sunday, May 23rd will be as follows: Clifton l1 A M. Mt. Herbert. 2.30 P.M. Pow-

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(‘IIIJRFII SERVICE-St. Johnts Presbyterian Church, Belfast, Sun- day May 23rd. ll A.M. and 7.30 RM. Niall H. Burnett. student, will con- duct the services. L-604-5-2l-li.

AMONG OFFlCERSr-Mrs. F. E. Co‘\vill iiiitl Itltrs. John Rattctibtiry \\'Llt‘ appointed Vice Presidents for 'l‘rinil_v Churt-li at the annual meet- ing oi the Ladies Aid of the P. E. I. Hithplltll WUtlliPh evening.

NORTH RIVER BAPTIST (‘Ill'l{('ll.---Cl_\'de River, Y. P. 5.. \Vlll present a Biblical Drama-—l ".l 'i‘|lli of Ariniatliea" in North; Rive: Church Stiiitiay evening May‘ iiilrd at 8 o'clock. Owing to the

l absence of the pastor the services at

and Kingston are

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cancelled.

SIIIPPERS NOTICIL-The s. s. l "Maglihilcl" will take cargo I01‘ 5!,- Pierre St. Johns. Bay Robert-i and Ctirbonear. Newfoundland sailing from Charlottetown Tuesday. MBY 25th. Please book space early- A- Pickard &: C0.. AGENT-B-

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ENCLOSED PROPERTY SIGNS. —Purtles requiring "Enclosed Pro- pcrty" cardboard signs, varnish treated as required under Fish and Game Act. may secure same from

the office of the Provincial De» tiarttiiciit of Agrcult-urc; 005% l°ll_l' t-clits ouch. L-fliitl-5-2l-2t. J

ENCLOSED PROPERTY SIGNS] rPortles requiring “Enclosed Pro- l pcrtyt" cardboard signs, varnish’ il'(‘flli‘(‘l as required under Fish and Gtttiir Act, may sectii-e same from the ollicc of the Provincial De- partment of A21‘ culture; 005M will‘ cents each.

'I‘RA.\'SFI~IIIIIEI) —

Tyler. Canipbclltoii. N. 8., left re-

the Murray Harbor North ceme- tery. The pall-bearers were: Cain- eron Clow. James M. Graham. George G. Graham, Ben]. Hender- son, Alex. Graham and Wendell Graham. The hearse was driven by Ellie Llewellyn, Gaspereaux.

(A.P. By Guardian’: Special Wire)

PITTSBURGH. May ill-Leaders of organized steel labor. ordered their followers to the polls tomor- row in a collective bargaining elec- tion which unlon members said WOllllJ determine a course of peace or war affecting more than 200.000 steel workers in the United states.

A tenseness overhung the mill sections of Pittsburgh and nearby Altquippa tonight iii the wake oi Union Leader Philip Murray's charge that. police agents ol the

Mas. LESTER KEMP

The people of Lower Montague and surrounding districts were again called upon to mourn the loss of one of their young people. in the passing of Mrs. Lester Kemp formerly Eileen May Taylor. Eil- een was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cornle Taylor of Lower Montague.

During her short illness of two months. all that medical skill and loving tender care could do. was done, but of no avail. as Eileen calmly passed away early on the morning of April 20. i037, in the Kings County Hospital where she had been taken on the previous Sunday with the hope that there she might be helped, but God will- ed otherwise.

Just before she passed away to the Great Beyond, she sang three hymns, two of them were "I Have An Anchor", and "I Am Coming. Lord. Coming Now to Thee“; and the third was so faint the words could not be distinguished. Her passing seemed doubly sad as she was only 17 ytears. 9 months. and had been married but 2 months.

Eileen was a member of the Lower Montague United Church and an active member of the Young People's Society. and was loved by all. We loved her well. but Jesus loved her best.

Her remains were gently carried just across the road to the Lower Montague Church where the ftine- ral service was held on April 22 and was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Sterling of Georgetown.

The hymns sung at the service

Republic Steel Corporation were in Altquippa to "interfere" in the el- ection of 27.000 Jones and Laughlln Steel Corporation workers.

Results of the voiing—between Six a. tn. Thursday and one a. m. Friday-will decide whether Mur- ray's Steel Workers Organizing Committee will represent. all Jones and Laughlin workers as Lhe exclu- sive collective bargaining agency.

Both Jones and Laughlln and Re- public Steel denied any attempt at interference in the balloting which was agreed upon last week to end a 30-hour strike at the J. dz L. plants.

Romantic Trio Star In Gay Hit “Love Is News”

The streamline, modern comedy ofa private love affair whose kisses SpjSh all over the fnont paged and whose adventures sell extra editions, with Tyrone Power. Loretta Young and Don Ameche as the thrilling threesome stepping out in a fast.- movtng. high-steppiig springtime romance, met uptoarious acclaim when "Love Is News," opened yes- terday at the Prince ,Edwa.rd Theatre.

Setting a quick-fire, hilarious pace at the very start Director Toy Gar- nett has produced a gay and differ- ent comedy romance of sensation- seelzmg newspapers and headline- dodglng helresses that brings new laurela to its excellent east. which features Slim Summerville. Dudley Dgges. Walter Catlett, George San- ders, Jane Darwell, Stepin Fetchit

were: “I Have An Anchor". "I am

L-535'5'2l'3l- Coming Lord. Coming Now to

Thee". and “Safe in the Arms of

lVlT- 3°" Jesus".

There were several lovely flora‘-

-and Pauline Moore. Outromanclng his brilliant role tn "Lloyds of Iondon," Tyrone Pow- or plays a thrilling lead opposite fresh and lovely Loretta Young, who brings a new grace to a por-

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But they all recognize that by no other means can the dulired results be secured. and they assert that that ideal plan would be to hitute every pair of eyes undergol an t-tv- nminatlon.

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' cal mu “its qulckiystimmoiied and ivairl Le Saint, Civlie Alta-gnu. John r-t-nilyt for stinimctsltltaf P_-I :7. tributes; one, which deserves spe- tmwfl that is angagingly different, > n _ H‘ _ g __ _ ___‘ 7 he was rushed to his home bue de- Gatlatldet. ‘yhpf? lip has been tians eiie l cm mention was” a beautuu] with Don Ameche, radio Sh“. of = .___.¥... _. -1-‘ e. __=.._..>._.__;:' Spite kind tiursing and medical at- 1 1 1 1 d 1th.; igogya-p of Ivtlhc galléildzlailé gt;- blooming calcarema cnntflbutefi “The Firm Nmhlefl, outfit“! . m ‘l: ' ' ~ ‘ . lclltivtlllflllflsf fP"t1111<‘t¢°11=¢l°ll>' sfltlvirrd wit‘ W“? "l" Y0" W18 >‘l“°~“-“~ l'-“~ Y ' ' by the Young Peoples Society to v. i-ousl exciting chuacterlz- .;__:_. Ill L! (ieorgetow ll ness and on the ahbove iiietiticncd y share the joys and 50l'l'l)\\':\ that Blll‘l‘_\'. will join 1M1‘. 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SEWELL W!l,LIAMS- sincere sympathy for the bereaved 004000‘ PHCIJ-‘(ld & Bentley l Amy, C§,,§|,,°{,§,§.§’,',“" 1:33 sisters and his aged mother atl lent in the country (llblflfl a. well as Grlmshv announces the engaae- (Pfltrlot Please CODY) W ll lll-Nlll-fll Kt C» ll _ l l l C dist. th l i ~ t Tl ‘t ‘a. melt. of her daughter. Vera to Dr. ‘ I .I_ .-\. illl.\"l‘l.l£Y K C. l Leave Charlottetown — 4.00 PM. Even l exlelnilplillihltlcliil yiuilirslitillllililg dlncl lJtililirs Pin-veg Milltlr Charlotte- MR" HUG" MCPHEE L5") '10 l'.1tt>.t~t.~~ o Uttirlitw fiil-IAI , Pcakl‘! -— — —- 5-09 P-lll- A verv rare oceassion we. most. flying of a Nchonl fltiq on Greeii- town. P E. I. son of Mrs. Alex- REST - _ lll‘ Y ll" Lot“ __ __ (l-"llltlfl" -— -' — 5-39 P-M» delightfully celebrated at the home vale school. Coronation Day. This antler .\'l‘ll-'lt' and UN‘- lfllie MT- _"'—' I l l W’ Alrl“ G°°l’l¥“l"“"‘ — '- 6-90 PM- of Mr. John Spence. Hunter River. y worthy step is sp0lisored' by the Millnr or Tntomagotichc. N. S.,’I‘lie M7210 lllllgllléofll the ls“ Hug: v . - . _ _ ". . _. ,, _ . ass vi _ “latheygon hflllllfignlggfflsr :31‘; on the evening ofiMay 6 when a Womehs Institute. mniito .0 to tftkcinlnrv in KuOWl ‘Jlaylzen am“ glzlgnw: geldpflom 4"" “llll-"lllllllll Bu‘ happen while driving in this Bu: y Mme nunlber o‘ flllends ‘m? “Elm” ton’ QM" “any n Jlingbl 5 21 1; his old home on April 27 and was l GO . __ or mo» llll (l: l“, m“! (“large siren ALLISON HUESTIS Itr all: ‘an-at Elugrth River lhnnliffaaylzfil John llvllobgs on the eveniiidilhfl Being one of P‘ E‘ Islandls highly r ~ .. -—— s-H- ————-~~———~—'>_w~—~—~—— '~————— that John Span“ wok Sadie Mlac. il M35: 5 when a large flown gamer. l Personals respected ¢lllz9ll5~ Mr- lwacpllee . LHAN l‘ A N ' Lean to be his happy bride. They l ed to swell the fund. nf Green- ___._. xxksaclgiyinlllll: tlgnlfili agggltti‘ ".\ltltl~~'lll§ SOIJCITUR. 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