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CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND-QI- 0dllfldl&lllmh 1 People's Giurdl. J- igttetmm a

1:80 p. m. Rev. Bishop, Minister. 1.4137.

CONDITION HQPBOVID-Con- ditlon of LeClair, 15-year-

old Charlottetown girl seriously injured in an accident on ha was cold to be more

her recovery. Injuries consisted of a broken arm and leg, head injur- Ios and internal injuries. she L; a

patient in the Charlottetown Hos- pital.

GYRO MEETING-An "Irish

ram" featured the regular

W" LY meeting of the Gyro Club held last evening in the canwlm National Hotel. Rrav. S-C. Cooper ‘wrap?’ th i fl

118 e n uerwe this dy- namic personality had on the p99- ple oi Ireland. A vote of thanks mvwd by Mr. o. K. Presby. sec-

mul. Adr- D. l-l. . song. featuring Irish airs by Mr. Gilbert Henry.

SNOW STORM IN PROGRESS -A snow storm backed by wind 0! sale proportion swept Prince Edvward Island 18st night from the northeast. The temperature‘ rose to l9 degrees above zero early in the night while the barometer GITWPOG Readily. Mr. Warren Burma. metieorolcmst at the Ebr- perimental Station said. Roads W" expected to be blocked to motor traffic by daylight. During the night the City snow plow went into operation to keep streets open for motor traffic.

CAIRNS - WEBSTER NUPTIAL“ —~A pretty home weddln took place at the residence of r. and

rs. J. Scott Calms. Dunstailnage at 7.80 P. M. Wedneada . Mara: lat when their aret Lil- e to Mr. e cere-

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-."_l‘hi| column la

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I gnagiottetow - Guard

ladies oi the ll! llolpital Alitili

“difference how dictators percecute W! try to crush out Christianity. haveutxhe

lithe y‘,

‘Nmlotpgpdone. llll a Ilvtbten

Eastern Guardian

. Mn of local interest but adver- ifigof a newly nature may be

‘I oonta a word

_,liillfl_l_ll_lyable in advance.

‘, JSUBSOBIPTTON? an ed to their Rent. Arch JIOSPITAL DONATION-The Montague Brl Club made a very generous done on to {R17 much appreciai .

i JIN INTEREST 0F BIBLE "I001! fltev. J. M. Murchison. British

beautiful hymn "Having I love." L

.--‘AUC‘l'l0N BALE-A very suc- llessiul auction sale was held n! home of Mrs. Harry Do

*Preoby-lerian College at that place;

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..'Miss Belle MMGUWan and her sister M155 Margaret, R.N.. whohas been spending some time at her home in Kilmuir, are leaving on a trip to Halifax. Miss Belle Mac- Gowan is opening up business in ‘Molntague on her return. I.

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...°1Ili?rs. L. 1-1. Coffin. Montlmlfi. accompanied by her daughter Miss Enid, left Monday morning on a trl to Montreal where she will vis t a daughter, Mrs. Ralph Dou- glass, who was one oi Montagu-rs summer i L

2nd Adventure 1 Of Nancy Drew A

Bonita Granville again appears a. brave and clever heroine in “Nancy Drew-Reporter." second in the series films the Wilmer Bros. studio is making iirom Calo- lyn Keene/s popular Nancy Drew stories. which opens at the Cllpitol ‘theatre for two days. I Other principals in the cast who" were in the highly popular initial ioture, “Nancy Drew — Detective, clude Frankie Thomas, at Nancy's best boy lriend. and John Intel. who carries on as Nanoyi

aiher. Most interesting oi the MWOOWHI»

At The Capitol A gm-

Daily Lenlten Meditations

The _ Marriage Problem

a. The Vary lav. Dr. Philip .l. Illflfllll

i113 dl BtB-tlls 01

Flt attacks upo the marriage

DING-At Phersorl, da Male m

inister o1

JUDGMEN

poilant, against qponderlt. Tlhia

Carrupbell was Respondent.

0p ‘ .v C. MacNeill. and immediate friends and relatives of the brid

nu r a u eighty- slx. Miss Dorothy MacFarlane gin. ed the wedding march as the rl al party entered. The bride.

who was given in marriage by her father, looked lovely in a dress uoise h

ing of the register Mia; Macilar- lana sang "Unlil." After hacppy fel- icitatioril had been extende by the guests. Mrs. John R.. lvlunn. Sn. ushered the guests to the dining- roorn to enloy a wedding supper. The tables were very attractive; the color scheme being carried out in pink. Beautiful roses and tall lkn tapers adorned e bles. irl friends 0t the bride waltod on he guests; the cups were presioed over by Mm. Fred Godfrey assisied by Mrs. Henry Boswell. During he moor h0ur~ delightful violin sel- lons were rendered by Miss Hel- nied by Mrs. M. W. Wood, on piano. Many beautiful and expansive gifts were received by the bride. Mr. an Mrs. Webster left on Monday rol- their home in Boston, Mass, where Mr. Webster is on the staff of the Bos- ton Daily Record.

“Marie Antoinette” At Prince Edward

Superb in every essential of a truly great motion picture. "Marie Antoinette." ich opened last night e Prince Edward

at Theatre, ll the peak of two careers those of Norma Shearer and Tyrone Power.

Corlvinclrly. in every scene. gs- sicllntely romantic, thriliin 1y n- gerous and grimly tragic, l» elr oo- siamrls for the first time in the gir/‘ure that resumes Miss Shear-ens

riliiant career is the perfect leam-

nil is their story. this revealing. thiess and always en- oi the last Queen

could completely love and trust the handsome, gallant Count Axel d: Peraen.

Their romance is woven like a golden tilread through some of the most spectacular sccnm ever filmed, Antoinette‘: arrival at the Palace of Versailles. her marriage. the gay

ling hall where she enterta - ed her fair-weather friends. the Duke d'Orleans Bali. the escape of the Ro al Family to varennes when rcvolut on threatened and mad Paris hen the guillotine heralded the birth of the French Republic.

In brilliant aupporti

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nman. the

"are only now

Mr. MacKenzio

being Club.

BI; the district

Mr. Leonard ness.

Mr, Bennett yesterday.

Mrs. l-Icraoe

Mr".

John. N. B.

Divorces and the practice o! birth co trol h ma. I1 a lye lllrxcntbe sanctity of

"gm “i..‘i"l'.€.‘fla‘é‘.'£“.i';

worse even than . mm. for permanent marl uni- tbg ttklizorolxllliaf on. h“ o!

W yea-rs afiofithe first serious n bond pbegan irl fir“

e United States. At that time one out .01 Bl/Qfy eighteen marriages ended

KNIGHTS OF

Reamer monthly meeting this (Tuesday) evening at 8:15. Pull attendan please. g L-llli.

MacPIIIBSON-WEBSTEI; wmp. the Plesbyterian Mame, Caledonia on 28. Annie Mac-

son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘rhea. W r. The ceremony was performed by the R811. A. B. McLean, Presbyterian Caledonia. The young cdllble will reside at Morltague.

'1' DELIVERED- Jlldsroent was handed down yes- terday by Mr. Justice Saunders in the case of J. Justin Larkin. A9-

befors Honourable L_ A. 11mm, Jlldlle of the County Court of OWMY. over s year ago and the Judge M the County Court. allowed the clatm of the Roman- rison, dent, Claire Lerlcin, for her Sup- port and maintenance at the rate 0f 94Gb 11ers Der week. The fitment appealed

u ent of the Colin

Judge and yesterday Mr. Justice Saunders handed down written Judgment. allowing the appeal and setting aside the County Court Judge. Mr. . Johnston. K. c... was Counsel for d the Appellant moi Mr. .l

AT ROTARY-did ti th creative impulse u“ m ‘M e of an address given yesterday by geg. Oflly Maolfenzle tllitiwsagvgjl: . ., a a regu r mee ° Rotary Club. Through the ages WW’! mat advance had come

forced to think his way out of a problem, Rev. Mr. MacKenzlesaid. of Problems were numerous toda and the schools and colleges mus d! wurozc the thinker rather

adopt the atitude of uncritical ac- an-oe cf other men's thought-s. “Our educational systems," he said. beginning to recog- nize the aesthetic consciousness, so typical of Greek culture. has the greatest educational value”.

dent of Charlottetown Past. Pre- k sident Dr. J. A. stated this was the

a member of the The following guests were oresorllb: Hon. Dr. T. A. Campbell, Premier, Rev. Hugh Miller. Rev. L. E. Murray, K. M. Martin. K.C..Dr. . Steel. Dr.

held in filarlottetown next June.

Personals

Bra/dalbane, is in the city on busi-

banewaaavimtorto

town Royalty. was a visitor in the city over lilo week-end.

and Mrs.

Dunst-ailnage, left this morningon a. visit to Frederictfln and Saint

Mr. Albert Dennis. Clinton. re-

Mll/DEQMC. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simpson.

Miss June Campbell. daughter of Mr. and Mfrs.

dzowdiéorco. At number one this on”

of matri-

i t of an York

>1

7th, in Si.

due form.

Claire Iiaukin, Re- case was heard O. Hughes; Rev.

. O. C. 119°" for

was the subject

gatlons : Peters Road:

thinker had been

West These

Point.

en- than

Rev. was a idrnlcr lesi-

Clark presided and first of the

to be given by m. MacKenzic Rotary

WW8. D90 ceived into the Pre

Bu. C. Keeping,

HHV. A. conference flllbmlil/Bd Todd. merchant,

be met all the City

lnissiontm to

Parker. George- whl

were Leonard Camlp- discussion

REV.

of. Amon on vacan

interim - moderators

ordained men. supply in various vacant fields. The report. on Sunday Schools and young people's work was pre- sented by Rev. W. S. Wsdlarld. The work in both the Sunday Schcols and the young cieties has made during the year. from among the Sunday scholars and the members of the pic's societies were re- full‘rn _ sbvtefan Church in Can-

oourt. A strolls appeal was to have all congregations put every effort to raise their various

allocations in full. Mr- Chas. McDu the Presbytery Fund gave the re- on the financial condition of

-——— coward Deiglhan. Brcda-l- ruined to pay their allottmeruic l

old the sanctity oi mar- . American husba

c lmlst adhere to the belle at “the head o1 Christ’ and act in accordance with the Christian social order.

%LUMBES—

Presbytery In Session

mybouaeis

The Presbytery of Prince lid- word Island met in regular quar- torly session on Tuesday. March James Church Hall. Charlottetown, and was opened in

‘There were two sessions, nlorn-_ afternoon. The attend-

clerk; Riev. R. Moor-head Legato, D.D; Rev. G.C. Webster; Rev. T. J. C. Mtmelll; W.S. Wad-land; Rev. Verwolf; Rev. A.8. McLean, and Messrs. M. J. Stewart, A.E. Mor-

Chas. McDuff. Alex. Kenzie, Oswald Graham, Chas. E. Stewart, George Jsrdine, A.A. Mc- Donald, Jsrrles March-barlks and Percy McPherson, elders; Riev. Wm.

Rhood reported for the Malpeque and Tryon congre- Riev. R. Honslfiy Btavert for Murray Harbor North and Rev. G. C. Webster ‘for Canoe Cove and Clyde River; Rev- Wm. Verwoli for the congre- gations of Alberton and Tyne Val- ley, and for the mission field cf

Pilllfi

iii

ads. in the past twelve months. The giving: to missions by both ormmwtiona were Gillie generous. In the absence of Itvv. W. L. Dctlnrwhowasunabletobepre sent, the report on statistics and finance was held over until May meeting of Preobytory. G. Mcliean of Caledonia the budget report to the

Fund. In order that the expenses may N. in

tlorlsare

ful. The followln eweltrlecfictfid he was s ch la to be hold in Midland.

Ontario on the first Wednesday in

ster alternates. and Messrs. Chas. MoDufI and Thos. W. Morrison elders. with Mmrs. Donald Mac- Kinnon and A. A- MacDonald. a1-

present. time one ends in

and i that Jesus

Wm.

MC-

t-hese were the congregations, the home mission report and the report on Sunday Schools and youns Pwoic’; work

Rev. W. 0.

are tak good care of the work lrl each of those various fields. home nliadon report was given by Riev. G. C. Webster. being made to have stuients and wherever required,

The

ETC

pic's so- headway Quite a nlun-ber School

the

mad forth

fl’. treasurer of’

nd oi the tati Pu as compare

on Augmentation r-urul owed discussed briefly. A fuller will be held at the next

PLAIN OII CDIIII IIP

101m Ill Z5 I

Trinity United Church I

TUESDAY. MARCH 14 Zhiitl-Mlselon Baud. ti.li0—-5llllpcr Meeting of Dept, at Bel. BIL-Social Hall. 7.15-B.ongers—El-It Parlor.

Diphtheria Clinics In City Schools

me Department of i lul is again actively massed bringing protection to the

uzilool and pro-school population 0d Charlottetown by immunizing the children against

diphtheria with three in- lat-ions ct toxoid. This procedure has been carried

out annually for the past. nine years in the city schools and as a result 0i this measure many young lives have been saved.

On last Friday the diphtheria immunizing cl Prince Street and Model

second

Q9 g ‘Townsend, D.D., and . Mr. _ “r Mabon were resent and wereaslr- 5am zchfil cw“ ha“ ed to sit correspond. 5 Imam a? “esdfl 61mm“ Considerable correspondence was 5cm” ,&Hon ‘gun m,

m" o, me dealt with. a number of reports x}; lgfflwgelh Milford m" I J_ J were submitted to the court and and Nome DMM “Many “hm,

children will have yet another op- portunity oi receiving tihis worth- while protection.

The decrease. that has taken place both in the city and coun- try during the last decade. been most marked and has been due wholly to the preventive meas- ures taken by the Department Health. Each year I a lesser factor as a death. The mortality rate has been reduced approximately '15 per cent and this percentage can ill be lowered—e.1most to the vanishing

and have every child pro This is the aim oi the Depa of Health and until this is attained we will still find sporadic cases from year to year. In the will: and early summer a. provincial wide campaign is to be lelunoned and every rural school will be visited and another opportunity will be extended to all parents to cooperate in this health campaign. Remember prevention is better than cure,

with In Memoriam ~

MR. HANFORD A. BELL

The village oi Murray Harbor . and surrounding districts were shodned and saddened on Feb. as

highly respected citizen of that place, had passed e/way at the age e of M years.

He was the son oi the late Alex Bell. with whom he learned the trade of blackamithing. l-le had ai- wuya been in excellent health un- til six weeks previous to his death when he became stricken with a severe heart. attack and upon the ad/vice of his physician he was or- dered not to work, but he was able to go to his forge daily to instruct hlg tzwo sons who were associated with him. until on the above date bricken with another at- tack which resulted in his death.

The deceased was oi a IWIB-l- cheerful disposition which wan to‘;

June. ___ _ _ _ u“; g,¢_ 1g him many friends. Even Robert R-hynea. 0,“? “Pmuldfi. with mevv. r. fivpgéostnévfvlvfrlfi “hlfnefigf h“, - 0 Keir rel- and Rev- G. C. Web at chm. He p05“ ed that “my

as ma; and generosity of heartwhich mode nu home a home for all. could well be sold "his friends were many, his enemies icw"

turned home today after a Pleasant Lemar“ ~

visit with relatives and tr ends 1n M‘, “Jun” McKay Du 1m- He leaves to mourn the loss oi a

Charlottetown. don émum w“ noflflngjwfi a p, kind rind lixevringwhe w“

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Mr. and Mrs. George Dennis, °u°;“d5d°" t“ 1p of lalnge three sons and two

Clinton were recent visitors to h” lfinxewu ' daughters: Roy. Allbffiy- 30ml

Helen and Joyce. A son Bruce

Mr. Bell never recoveted: also two

"W _ . n i b ' - cotin . tllép 1:31:35 ‘l? thledwkirfm n8 y {g l“; $1“ if flag ,{;§,°: Qjhfffiiilg ggullrgliigymagre “irsvrfkillfrilli Eelmliergllglllswelrl Eli's ‘fifiiéiaon éfii mThe gmattcr of the better obser- golf‘; mllcuriacfmuno cmm. passed I u. .... .... the ‘ “wit. sinsrlssadzlsmszu hit". “my your‘ li23°.u‘€‘t'3§..s€t§?'$...3?“'r. a u-wv." t. amt"..- y auctioneers kept those bid- figgcy’ Tkl-gi-‘Ql; ‘jvfiflfgy me d'Or earls. Gladys George as lvlad- ' agreed to ado t the sumeiifiofl 01 I'm“ L3,?" ‘if bjofihflanifsgw, on articles‘ in J e “’ dolfiaowfing ' ' amc dli Barry and Henry Stephen- the Prince ward Island Mlnls- two f; "t uéden, some “rigor by thcfl’ humorous 011;‘ . ‘fir’; oontmunmn of Nancy solnlnas Cotuntde Meroeykothernpier- corn out Razor gfiriuamiuéwugglminafid m ‘Mg; m agaoway very s y ~ 5° lhlt I W?!’ hi Drewradventurea, aha becomes a ° °"‘ °° “umem” ° m‘ ‘m ° ‘y “y m m; assing 188N195 a void In the rgg1‘pgd_ Rflmhm “Wm, b‘, mm“ om m the n“ are equally effective in their por- when n" cleg-gygngn wm be “and p which Wm be h.“ ' _ q ' , trayals. W. B. Van Dyke II ~ Md m, yum o; community Iellesstilsrfligd ‘Itluflftéfivuuni. §PR§§‘r.‘I§~u“ ooi sgiaglgdorlir: glygguoghe °'°‘“'°"°" °“""“‘““B flauggfl “wk-Jaw Itlfilitlitu $.22 the require- ‘ix-fig’ ‘ghffinffgf “$Q°,Y“'“§,§§,Q§ 00M H0351‘; vlsn,_urs gs?“ 057'“ Ehizpporm ‘a a om "Marti Antoinette" run; over 2% M l I u wed n d m mwAEEQrOrLIlQEdEclJEXEsQIoEaEIASLn-um. Here his loving wife and daugh- . i‘ 3- Mwflowan. xllmulr. i waives“? b“§""“°='*="=bw"g"m,g,g° Mm l? d2 lfirlllri; “Ell: Esililiig mliy irznl’ will exéoggl 2M’ W‘ ‘fdfi1'“‘“°§d“f§“'°“,“‘§ ambyfl Si: “éléliltoiti thltlterzelrffimlillfrg . ‘ . B C 0 Y B v l1‘! mee l. G Cl ' ‘ " Eiifyalwffiwvfiil T"? an, rel-gate about it and a tends “ma; ‘a erg-‘fw: ‘klfowzngngolf QmQffiKQ mgmfi.‘ g3: swim. mfiodemw, and elm-k o; will long ‘townie afivicethg: h M is tI-l wnwufécifltigwumd gfinwvm}; P. M. There ill be no intermission. ‘Extractor-it's sure to ahll-‘ifiei u whéclzhpl-lblic ttlrlntgmlivlihlcgsaasdklywftllfi wit}; b“ ‘$11M “raga; but ‘ ' -— '~- - - a corn: so they drop r t of. an s rnee s - h 1 n l u‘ t ' h u t “tilt” ""°l..‘.’2“§r'$ ‘““.°§§“‘ stalw- nul on we wry w u“ "o you. m» www- w “w =~- "r "~Md*=“°" i" u" “wmw- ..fi..“”.é.......‘ fiiiimii m: 1.5.5‘... h‘ " l‘ ' W‘ "’ ul mu hous tna'R.evR.1~Iensle5tsvert Y“ wow w "l" 1 _ solution and the arrest oi the ?al Pcmaomesc “any: “to F0 Bu; . . y - o; mo“ who loved mm Q v ‘ Q C M“ my, l; ‘h 4°“ Wm, we m rer Nancy and Ted fld aaa o rrac r so -——-———-—- Tm 1mm,‘ Much Wm V“, aid of her boy friend ‘red Nick. plenty oi excitement and danger u got. comfort, use Putnam’; Corn ma“ “tended was held from ‘ma, ‘m; 1m- flmgf" ‘ho g m :51! as mmxymigenturea more _ xtractor. bold by all drugllsts. Minardb removes ataliu. m‘ hgme m mjumdw. March 2nd STUBS " _ By. ‘_l§dw_i_rlo_

TH’ IDEA OF YOU C._HANGIN'YOJR WELIHWHY DIDN'T SAMMY KNOW? SO WHEN ‘(OJ MADE. US LET HIM WELL, .60 ON! MY LAND! YOU EXLRCISINI CLASS ‘I'D A PRIZE‘ ‘ - JOIN,\VE GOT TH "LITTLEST FLLLA COULD ARGUL YOURSELF OUTTA FIQTHTIN’ TRAININ’ CAMP WITHOJT IN TH' BUNCH ‘ID £X WITH HIM AN’ ANYTHING‘.