charhttetuwn u | a s u Asa‘. ! "l3 . r301‘ w n seams or wuim: sine-nouns ' monon- n: no nu. rumor mow: mwsnn sroueoem m: rows-m sun wmuv. c. r. c. 1.

o! I'll solar: was! nﬂl! ‘n: "ooou compou-

HllllltE EIlWAliIb-Stortlog Tomorrow

P. l. l. HOSPITAL All)

:.::.':' ::.':"..::d. "m... ...'..__ ‘ OIAIWILI- 2Q fhotogz-aph. UONFIDIIATIO SUIANCE. '

---~_, NOW “DI A BILL §ONSOBED BY:

ATTRACTIONS conunmrrv

TRAVELTALK AND

ADVIBTIBEBB All BIMINDID ertlaeme

in The Guardian oh at the oﬂlco not later then 11 LU the previous day.

I S Theatre Guild are presenting a ser-

ol.' three one act plays in St. . Silnmerside. March !0th,They

‘a Thursday evening, have sent an, invitation to‘ any

’l‘heatre Guild t0 attend this

morning when the Rev. Mr. Harrison ot Sumrnerside will

‘W’ rlhilﬁiilttfil-nodnc s ' Mis- mo

oris . . . . er,

sionary on furlough tmrgejlgpen will D Is 503%“ address a public meeting wniGht in St. Paul's Parish Hall.

, w. M. s. MEETING-The cope Q‘? Traverse Women's Missionary lety held their March meet the home ol’ Mn. Harry Mutter on Thuxsde March 3rd Fourteen

members and iour visitors were ores- ent. The meeting opened with the uslness pe n

dgneloeekhr I39,000,000,d|leo like I Inter, cook lﬁo a old, l: hobo l “"- qmi 3 heel-s“ mbutlheway hellakm lwcioﬂlGl-eeklolaer!

ducted by the president. The follow- VII-VI. Prince lnz readings were Peace Through Flellowshl Harvey. The Grea - Mrs. John Haslam. Our lvllissionar- ies Call Us to Pmyer by Mrs. Frank Muttart. Mrs. J. H. Lord and Moray garb)“ 15 a “hwmee M “m u‘

. 1...... BL-GNDELL IIUGI BKRBFIT a EDI. EVERETT

norms - on: romu! - anew: nouns . nu noioon . nun

Ireshments in her usual kind and hospitable mannen-D.

Mr. Roland Thompson has return- We "10 b11118 Road (hr

8A . . If n‘, L‘ int: an enjoyable vaoetl

Road.‘ spent the pleasantly in South Melville, the truest o! we. Ephraim Malone.

Among those sttendirg Short Course in Charlottetown are the lvllssee Mary MaeEechem and . Anni; MacKin-non.

CAPITOL -~ Today & Thur.

SASK. MAY BUY

nmonin. Munch 8—(O'i;)

lAY FOR

TOMORROW"

s Pnrurnuunl run... m... VICTOR MOOFIL BHJIAH count-JAY imiirzemorwiv. Mvrtnm rent. Moll ~ Buvbuzn Pond mu ~»~ Hoovers‘ Due 1m: h. loo Mlimey

Junior-y. “Make Way For Tomorrow” . At Capitol

01 in

and that o. box o! colored ch

____._. etlng o! the Chel-

titute was held at Earl Pearson on

‘A highly enterlaelning story

the Capitol The- today Way for To- morrow." Vina. Delmar is credi - with the screen play tor this pic- tuie and lt shows much o! her keen into human nature. e Way loi Tomorrow" is the enerations oi’ a amily who are nder one root. The blckei-lngs, comedy and ems which may be e from surh an arrangement are present in full measu

ton Women's Ins the home of Mrs.

Committees were ommi

ttee: Grace Moore, Anna MacDonald; school commit- tee re-appointed;

M . one meeting opened by reoeatins bawnco oi the secretary. Miss A. Lnwthei" cur

lest Farm Incident Correspondence was hool and sick com-

reud and the so

ittees gave their reports. It Next meeting to be held at the

home of Mrs. Haber Canﬁeld; roll coll to be answered by: What

‘Dislike Most in Women. Meeting then adjourned. Pro- gram of the evening followedcon- slstlng ot a reading by Mrs. Verner Fred Fall;

xpected to

, the “homlesiP and stories to reach the

schoolhouse floor. would meet some alternoon

Gardiner and ‘Miss g e Norma. Pickering were M700 youngest generation ls t: t e

W110

reading, Mrs. Heber Canﬂeld; con-

. weddings pertaining to rur lest by Grace Moore, won by Anna

lite were given and the naire on agriculture fille Next meeting ls to the home of Mrs. This part of the

churning young personage soared to fame over night with

Deanna Din-bin in “Three Smart Girls." Barbara Read ls assailed by all the problems t

Prairie Dream Is Little Type hlletic Girl

Waldo Gardiner. meeting closed by National Anthem. r the evening consisted rous reading by Mrs. ebb; anrecltatlon.

odern ‘teens but she confide in her mothe Fey Bainter, because the l with hei- bridge. confide ln her grand B l. because the generation h! h: “We?

r.

Ls l8

’an interesting ad-

oldlodyisoto vedtm B

WILNNIPEG, kn "inellable western air

ed the prairie dream gir her sisters on either side.

the phrase Hurry cameraman used to

vpManitobe. tgeskatchewan and Al- el has been click-

b? »- hero o! the ﬁrst F0119. meeting adjourned.

____..._____ . WISTMORELAND W. I. 'I\ie Westmorelend Wom

Victor mule Rel

i“

othn-pia<

' also include!

B0! Rlniyjndalcwe

--¢---_- nutekﬂ, ‘Sitilkﬁifm-moﬁ“ "” '° M...”

in a llile, athletic fil-

I uino tiﬁ

acLean

UNDIITAKIR _ announce

Your o A Y If“ ﬁOVES M',.p_o_p

not.“ timi- ‘elm!’ mm};

lancfouﬂ. And I: Pfloe NEWS a

$118.75 pr-

HUORE 8i MBLEUI) Ltd.

norlih Ioir tralppers and their dogs. said Walter Glilbexvt, ﬂilperlntendelllt of Canadian Air-

Albert. 0n a recent visit ho Begum. This year Ming we,‘ more dangerous than ever, for wewheii- conditions ha wnmt in yeeae,

Coupled with the a

nq-ﬂhem lakes. he said. About i2 white

Omnenm make something

$1.00) for a. sermons otiwh ‘Phage on whirls 00.000 or

anon figure 05.000 at least». “line i

lstolﬂaoeimsearch

Unemployment

‘I'M!!! Reich in the solution o1’ the omp

loner at Hamburg. in th Oomnierci

Intelligence malted th oom¢

have to be man agriculture. secured

seasonal

during the past gqonopl ent returns show oupied, about 40 per cent were married.

ruary.

Grade IX.—1, Veldo Rayner. Grade VII.—1. Hazel Simmons; Muriel Gunning

aid; 2, Olive Rayner; 3, Veda Grade V.-l. James Plllinan;

ner.

Grade IV.-1, Pansy Gunning; Marearet Gunnln Gr ette H

ORR; E lvn

Florence Mclnnis (equal); jorie Mac-Donald; 3, Doris Grade I.—1. Audrey Roberts a

er--Ma.r.v MacDonald. (Patriot please copy.)

The Msrchmee Brl W. I

O.

tn tnooned answered

I {(0.1-

vebeenthe “a1.

In Germany

One of the e/chievments or the Germany has been

‘llrdalem. and in its place there has arisen a shortage of labour, both skilled and unskilled. writes Mr. J.0._ Maogillivray, Canadian Trade Commls e o.i

J . at during the current year 200,000 foreign workers will Imported to assist Ger- They will be in Italy. Hungary, Austria Czeohoslovakit, Poland, and Ho].

InIOctober, 19m. the number o!

st 1. 6.000 in October, 1936, and 5,109,000 in October, i932. By De- oelnloer then-e was a seasonal in-

however. been less noticeable than two winters. Th 11.500,- omen as being painfully 0c- o! whom

TBAVELLERS REST SCHOOL Honor Roll for the month o! Feb-

; 3, Hazel Rayner. Grade VI.-—i, Florence MacDon- Wood.

Emeline Rayner; 3, Florence Ray-

l! ade IIL-i, Ora Hogs: 2, lor- v0 Wood

Gmde LL-l. Virginia blouse and 2 Mar- Itayner,

Helen Simmons equal; ll. Beiinct MacDo '

_._.__.__.____. OYSTE BED BRIDGE W. I.

W1 in unison followed by the re e he

u Plan Extonololi 0f ‘

-.s.-._-i

b

. OTDA settlers who up to the not been able to pay

rar. ’

The dollar-lor-dolllr was instituted in 1008, M‘: said. became o! the low farm products and

full udvan be‘ contlnu occurring after this y privilege.

8

Board has paid them on

seven u the act now stsnds,

Imports .01‘. Canadian Grain

Import Scotland atboth G

_ lsgow and Ell-h were Slnldily malnhlmd in ﬂlldat

1987, although theme was a

killing oi‘! in the latter mon .00-

thehlsh wit“

grade wheats in large low the flour they while Russian wheat may till ' demand. the Ca

grades wlllstill be purchased urge quantity even at o. although the prmnlum limited.

10w o! total imports amount 61B cwis. in i936. Out oi

mile out of work. e ' a montage o nempo es, m 1 was mu as only 502.000 as sgein- g“ m‘ supply ‘m. sooquxL A.

source o! usual.

1n i981 was .01,tho total

from ports and those from ever; were down owls. as compared with 1936.

MACKENZIE RIVER. LIKELY WILL BE

IMPORTANT %UTE

WINNIPEG, The mighty child longest on the crlcan OOlhblllt3llW-Wm ‘ important highway o! empire,

2.

ooi. a o. Reid retired reoenhy alter elem ill-H as nmiiaser o! uhs MacKenzle R1 Tran ‘port com.

2.

l-le iorecsst_ ivouid scc rip

2. sub-Aictic. since ngnal

marked present dev

one or several working; along opcrmrs stern wheeler boats the iuver m

nd

tins t to . waso n21): it; Hlggkl. The

elven! ill’! w thelinai-Ul

Soldier, ‘Viiottlir;

Piyliﬂllill- ‘rub

Dﬂvﬂﬂv

“THE ammo: EDWARD manna . TONIGHT at 8.30

4 Sponoorod By THE TORONTO STAR WEEKLY

The Toronto Star Weekly presents the ﬁrst in a series of community ling-songs to be broadcast over C.F'.C.Y. The mal- agement of the Prince Edward are offering .a splendid bill with Wallace Beory’ in "Good Old Soak.’ The regular show will be presented, with the nlngaong, on idea that hue celled the imagination of the pub- lie across Canada, an an added attraction. Como everybody, let's go! —Ifl Clalleth- town‘! night on ﬂu air.

BROADCAST C F C Y

eon cunclsu

who have taken advantawo o! the

iovidm thot where eisulted on paying his taxes or his insurance prem- iums and the soldier Bettlemen

.

halt and charged the amount up to him the interest on this amount will be flve per cent instead o:

_ Into Scotland i

otoumdlanwtioutinto

‘United States Liv?‘ Lobster Market

distinct Ipeoies of 10bit; m sold ln ﬁlm United states n oommerohl ‘gliIlﬂ-HUG ‘.it‘°"°t*l.§. “d_."“"‘tt.t.

8P (88%. write: Mr. Assistant Canadian at New York. in lie Issue ,

Iutollhenee Journal. caught mm the coast northward, 1mm Canada. are o! chetoro commend 1nd oonscsmentl United

Scottish mlliers require -

pr manufacture, and

Ix-i. Lilian-Jone Oonubdl. bdhlﬂseod. 3. Emu 011w‘

Sta cent) is so marine The

lobsters are tram Mexico.

ELTON 8011001. c“ --—- stars (not canned.‘

ll the report at Che].- iot the month o! Feb- nrr.

Grade X-l. Joan Boh Pnuline MOOQMIQ; I, Meta. e I. (Ji-J-l. Fmnees Rog- 1 John MoCardi

' Huel

. ll. 21.563 gill-W valued at $2,487,211 in l 0.0! which quantity Caniid credit- ed with 8,812,361 619). Mexico, the Africa and the British West In- dies were the next upply. The Geriodlsn d7 be taiken as relstini

lobed import! in 193/1 mm Glace

oyis. and heith, and 10,718 cyts. {aaut m 51-1, Tom pow“; 3, ,.

. J . r Megan Wooldridge; tom-i. Earle not: 2. Aud- i. Keir Smith: 2, palm

éluxﬂor, Mo?

Unﬁt ‘B mi-“Qtealaﬁ

Edllh Mlﬂlaﬂiﬂhllﬂr- TQICIIQI‘. GLIDE RIVER BURKE

star from Mexico. lpallv into Oailloniin, ﬂown Idiot

British West Indies, imd Sollih

Afrl

The lobster-fishing the United States is eenic ly in Maine and with more limited

Grade . pmcmauy “u §°C:yn°|dm,m' Joyce Benin-man ammmt of 5'1.- "m m": ' Gnde 1. ask-rag. Oanudmﬂoththetotallm- mm‘ "' Canada, how- bv ﬂbwt 10.000 ers. Ada McDo

e erry. Average-Jean Schurman

- 051d, JOYOO 8:13-

I0 i-stéd riist mullltv "id command e Premium several cents over i/hosc from oih

an Amne McKay. 2. said Wendell McKay. 8. in Wniiipog as he rode VII

Grade I "o Fxnms.

Doris J. Warren. Teachenqﬁ Grade V . Norman Lhmning. . ‘

mlgnilred ltleKay. 3. Donald Bun- J Grade 1v 1. m. mxsy, 2.1m-

m '1. Charlie PGYDTEI‘.

In“?-

tlie next lew learn u piogi-ess in crack- ing opin tl.e unsure-chests of the i

Do You Know WHAT

HAPPENED TO-UAY

success has elupment work. ‘l he lvixciienzie River Transport, transport companies the itsotl-mlls river,

3. Phyllis Mec-

. an a l ‘ ‘ ,

Gililapie. Lorne MicIﬁn. n m“

Leo Dan Damon, Thacher. (Patriot please copy)

(moss noon! B01100

Grade X l. Norm; mm a Louise MimNeil, a. awﬁowl

id 1io.vei- iiuz: and barges

89.

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MAT GAME OUT ll‘ BUBLISQUI

. lurch ‘l-(OPP- snort is

Ii’ you ado-you've been rend- inq the_ newspapers.

Bo nu everyone 015°» and

lg hungry (or news . . - ‘ that means eycry

m1.‘ " “ﬁr, <.>i.eZ'ﬂ'l.°iF-m

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