_ take a “Holida " in order to learn

‘ Nolan badge lovelinen and a cue- " fu ton touch of

Pauncefm-t are others of the to-

. loses herself in an

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. fessog Potter, with Jean Dixon sp-

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EVERY DAY’: A ‘" "Olin/w

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I X T R A: NEWS CZECl-l-OSLOVAKIA

Katharine Hepburn And Cary Grant At Prince Edward

A new Heobm glowi ly aumsn, gloriously ern, may found at the Prince Edward Theatre, where “l-loliday" opened yesterday. With Cary Grant again cigestw as he; co-stsr. Katharine

urn o ers s sparkling r~ formalise, on? of the figeest chEsvetlgzstigtrlsﬁoe gfmsenzon.

e s venue “black shereyp" who tries to con- ceal her affection for her sislnfs finance. and the promising young business man who wants to

the reel mean of life but oer- tain that it doesn't lie in money- , is brought to glorious lfillnlent by Columbia. anAjs C31“ “l. i Miss Hepfru:

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118 humor that will widen her field of admirers. Cary Grant. as her vis- n-vis, has a role with more serious motivation than in any of his pre- vious pictures. but n role which bubbles over with the good spirits he is so apt at reflecting.

Lew es creates n attractive figure of himself a; e

th insoucisnt brother. while Doris

lly coolness to the role of the . Edward Everett Horton shows himself at his best as the very human Pro-

pesring as Punch and Jig? is nomethl to "remembs. nnle emy Dnniell. and Geo

n“Coic~oirtTrtiGio_vi” , At The Capitol n crew c! swine nutty and farm

"Esmmed" their t lest night the. st

in the new film l: opened the Capitol Theatre, right into an ‘ audition st the Oocoenut Grove.

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Mrs. DeBlois

Will receive or Government House» on Tuesday Afternoon January the Tenth mm use u use o'clock.

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CBASWELL for Plwwﬂllihl.

CONFEDIRATION LIFE INBUIL ANCI. L-UBQ-fi-il-SIJ SEED B

Y. — An ties] hsvins seed 0y for slgexlgt us‘ have information regarding ty l price and quantity. Dtlrtment of Asriculture. wa-r-a-al. '

. FREE-Trousers with every made ' to measure Suit for the nelut three weeks. J. P. MacPhoreon d: Son, Great. George Street. Charlotte- town. L-32l-1-5-7-i0-l2-l4. ‘ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. : Regular monthly [neatly]? m?‘ (Tuesday) evening at 3.15, mport- nnt business. 1 attendance re- queewd- L-454-l-l0-ll. mBRKIAGNTTOS ITEPAIBED. —- All‘ 6S 0 maxnetos repaired. Mag- nets Nchmed- Butt a mlwaa , 171 Grafton Street. L-463-1-l0-3ei.]

l i | DURING the entire year pelts ‘are received for shipment lo the. Prince Edward Island Fur Pool Umlted by J. A. Webster and 00.. Richmond Street. Charlottetown.

PLUS PARADE

and iht to th to f . font ‘fl hit pagoda? o your w:

‘rhennow glcture is "Cocoanut Grove and ceding s long listed:

performers are Fr MncMurr-dy and Harriet Hilliard. the romantic. and musical. leads in the film, Paramount has sur- rounded them with a cast that includes Ben Blue, Ruin Davis, the

Yacht Gill: B , Herr-y Ow and his Royal lghhlvsilnn Orchﬁ and Dorothy Howe

Coooanut Grove" tells the story 0f "l6 bﬂzinning of a "name" band. Where they coma from and how they ori nate is deftly told with s. plot l: at concerns itself with the struggles of a young bund- lender to make hls msrk at. the world-fanned Coooanut Grove in Hollywood.

MscMur-rsy, in his role In the new film, plays an almost exact protot o his own life before‘ he crash the movies. He is a YOUTl-‘Z bandleader who has an aptitude

for losing jobs quicker than he can t and as s result winds up flat broke with a rebellious

bond on his hands. To keep them together he tells them that he has arranged for an audition at the Grove. The only problem that then confronts them is to get the "owingsteirs" to California.

When one of his boys win a con- test with a trailer as a Prize, the whole crew, and Miss Hi1 lard. who has been hired as e. tutor for Mec- Mllrrayh adopted son, head for the

West Coast. En route they suffer

all lninds of hilarious trials and tribulations including the stion of Rufo Davis to the

Arriving at the . the smash

musical climax of thedllm comes when MaoMurray actually makes

the grade at the Grove and opens in a blame of glory. Miss Hilliard and MacMur-ray si two new songs that seem to become your popular Breath "

hit: “gin Leﬁrye Me " lem ems; an " . Harry Owens, thae com ve ,,,§*,‘,f,,§§,§“§,§_ cmhwvh" mac’

two numbers for the film. "Drea Hawaiian Moon" and "Cocosnu Grove."

M1118!‘ band.

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POLICE COURT-At police court yesterday a man with breaking and entering a shop was remanded until the llth. In an excise case there was s remand for one week. A man charged with the unlawful ssle of intoxicating liquor was discharged. A theft l cue was adjourned till lomorrovai

rsnsomus l,

Miss Etta Ross, has returned k Mt. Allison Universl , Backvllle. after spending a holl av with he: DRIER“. Rev. D. K. and Mrs. Ross Cornwall.

Supreme Court Opens Today; Large Docket

TWHf-y-czie cases are on docket of the Jenu term of the slllimme Oourt for ueen's Coun- ty which opens today Onl one case involves an ind ctable ocrwe while thirteen are appeals from convictions and six are Crown sp- Deals from diam l There is one civil non- ury case. ,

Composing e Grand Jury an: Messrs. Har Paul, Brookfield: Ear?’ Tweea, mnlscliffe; Char- les . Fish . Ssotohlfovrt: Keith Charlottetown; Charla’.

be Gallant. ; James Carragher, lottetown; Edward D. Nich Charlottetown; Bertram‘ Brown. York; Gordon Hughes Charlotte- town and George slJhott, Union

Road. On the docket. no Isa following

Appeals from Convictions King vs. Bruce Butler. King vs. Francis

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DRAMA VFEVS TIVAL (Sub-regional)

Prince Edward Theatre

AcAAll

~ FRIDAY JANUARY 13th

Under the distinguished patronage of:

Lieutenant Governor Geo. D. DéBlois and Mrs. f DeBlols; Premier Thane A. Campbell and Mrs. Campbell; His Worship Mayor

'3 E. A. Foster andMrs. Foster

H‘ A G-One Act Plays-i “ Adjudicated by

f cannon SKTLLAN.

Esq., London, Eng‘.

Tickets on Sale at Holman‘: Ltd. i

" s Commencing Saturday, January 7th.~

‘j. Reserved Seats

rraunouss or Presented by THE

3 ‘THE SCOOP” presents

t PLAYERS of THE ~ < PAR

15c Rush 50c,

rnvs AUTUMN Now" presented by THE _ LITTLE THEATRE cum) of

‘ a '-"-' CHABLOTTETOWN

Tim TwlsTY wmpows"

LITTLE} THEATRE GUILD of SUMMEBSIDE

d by THE LIGUORIVAN

HOLY REDEEMER lsn- - A :

1 l‘ fSEASON 0F‘ CELEBRATION” ‘assented by i , the BRIGHTON PLAY-TE ,0. ,. < rPerfoi-msnee opens at 7 p. m Sharp

King vspl-lazei Wilson King vs. John Pineau. King vs. Alfred Stewart, King vs. Donald Murphy- Klng vs. Grace Smith

King vs. Plcton Brown, Jr. King vs. Earl Creamer.

Appeals (by the Crown) from Dismissal:

Josiah Smith. Janet Msﬁnnld. Leonard Calms. King vs. Mary Cahill. King vs. Thomas Lee. < 'I King vs. William LeClsir. l Clvl‘ non~1ury case.

‘Dominic Doyle. Jla, Dlsintlfff vs. Clarence Mulchisoradefendantnc- ticn for damages for injuries sui-

King vs. King vs. King vs.

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FROM 25%

PRICES REDUCED To 5095'

B. A. MscDONALUS _ _ MAKE VALUE nlsToart

WH

EN YOU CALL BE

SURE TO VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT

TUESDAY, JANUARY 10

Lilo-Mission Band. ‘Lilo-Board of Rel. Board Boom.

Rotary

"If good will and service are needed in any field of experience toda. it is certainly needed in our international relations." said RA-

Eﬂucntion —

fered in an automobile accident;

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sound with reparations oonfliclﬁﬁe out ook is dishearten- In‘ in me extreme but there are some encouraging signs, fluenoee at work which give us hope One is

of the Junior meat. whereby more million boas and countries ere promote health. and international ace. ad dtlirlgnﬂti

a u n .

the l of service and b hood. I is an

T

LITTLE THEATRE

TICKET SALE

HOLMANS Every Day 1o A. M. till 5:80P. M. rnmn, m. ma, Tickets Will n. s»... At The Box 0fflce,'Prlnce Edward Theatre 10 A. m, ullrl p. n.

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DRAMA FESTIVAL

Trinity United Ghuroll m. a...

identified with this great crusade. Rotarlan A. R. Belcher was lll

y The speaker, at the outset, stat- ed that the information would be lchiefly for the use of new mcm~ lbors. He than discussed the his- tory, the objects, the scope ml activities of Rotary. He defined the Rotary Club as a group of busi- ness and professional men who re- present their vocations as per classification, one from each class. Rotary is highly organized, with its directors, official districts com- mlttees, doc. Among‘ the benefits. belonging to Rotary o cited participation in fellowship, develcpnlent cf friendli- nea, broadening oi the knowledge of each others work problems and successes. the quluxsnlne of the desire b0 be of service lo oth- ers, the obtaining a new view of one‘: own business, an opportunity t0 oo-operatc ln the advancement of understanding, good will and international geace, and the true realization of otary's motto, "Ser- vice before Self."

Rotary, founded in February 1905 by Paul Harris, had sixteen clubs in T010 (the first one in Can- ada being Winnipeg) has so ra id- 3 grown that it now has E809

libs with 302,500 members in more than eighty countries. Elven a hasty view of Rotary must. im-

with its magnificence

rtance. So great apheno- menon as not. casually happened. It had its origin and development l. response to certain human nest. Paul Harris was lonely. he and his little group met the: to enjoy the contact of th mind, and as they shared their thoughts and feelings

{nee ripened into friendship. riendship prompted the doing of little acts of kindness for one an- other. nnd sic with the pleasures of penionsh p, the taste of the joy of service unselflshly render-

“; n R0831’! “glen dlsxcdussed e oscph n ex- plain how yesch bilge objects

told how Rotary rslszs

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minus to high l - gaming n. iron m tsﬁitla hi». and {asking it satisfying to the

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more and more intimately acqusint- ,

In Memoriam

ISAAC G. BURNS

y peacefully away, after a short illness at his home in Lower Freetown, on the morning of November 19th, Isaac George Burns in his 65th year. He was the son of the late James Burns and Annabella Gilles le. his wife.

He eaves to mourn their loss, his widow, formerly Miss Margaret Mc- Fadyen of Riverdale, one son, Ralph 8., at home, and two daugh- ters. Mrs, William H. Smsle of Drumheller. Alberta, and Mm, R115- sell MaoDougsll of Fairvlcw, P. E. I. One sister, Mrs. John Cairns. the

ily. lives at; Lexington, Mass departed was a member Church of Scotland

The funeral was held on Novem- ber 21st from his late residence in lower Freetown to Caps ‘Traverse

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The pa. bearers were: Messrs. William Gillispie, Tlhomas Gillespie Ray Lidstone, Fred Reeves, tt Jsrdine and Gordon ns.

Address And Presentation

After the celebration of mid- night mass on ristmas eve at St. Alexis Church Rollo Bay the

srlshoners waited on their be- oved pastor and presented him with a well-filled purse of money and the following address:

To Rev. A. L. Sinnott, PP. 8t. Alexis Rollo Bay.

Rlev. deer Father: Tim's rolls its ceaseless course along. Another year has passed since last we nd- dressed you. Christmas ls here again; Christmas with its Joys its festivities and its legends handed down to us for near-iv two us- nnd years, and that glad re sin. "Peace on Earth Good Will to Man," resound: in our ears agnm and fills our hearts with love for y dues father IOU l

Statement Of Santa Pal Fund - I938

Number m’ Children supplied with Christmas

toys, fruit, candy, etc. Money received from Donations Deficiency made up from trust iund

Money paid to merchants for toys.

fruit, etc, as per vouchers attached

Total STATEMENT 0F .TRUST FUND Unexpended balance as at

Jan 10-38 $39.99 Interest .56 Total $40.56 ,Less transfer from above 31.33 Balance as of Jan 10-39 t 9.22

Audited and found correct. D. A. ARCHIBALD.

acts of kindness shown us during the year.

In looking back over the past year we find many things to be thankful for, good health for most of us, a bountiful harvest and n fair measure of prosperity, out above all these for the very very many acts of love and kindness both spiritually and materially which we have received at your hands acts we can never repay only by offering our prayers to God to assist you to bear the burd- en which lies on your shoulders.

In conclusion we ask of vou to accept along with out nest wishes for a Merry Christmas and a hap- py and prosperous New Year. this smell purse as s. token of our love and estoem for you.

TRANBFUSION BY SECONDS LONDON -((7P) --Will.iam Hal-

srow. 58. arrived, in hospital here after n ‘IO-mile ambulance ride

10M $360.35 31.33 candy

8391-88

$39L68 $391.88

I. l- BURNETT Editor t Managing Din/mo!

Card Of Thanks

William Fraser. Sulnmervm wishes to thank his neighbors the box holders on Surnmervills R3. for their kindly and generous re- membrance at C... wines one and all n happy prosperous New Year.

- 1n Memoriam

In loving memo Andrews who parsed l0, 1988.

y of Mien swny Jnnlnry A lovilq thgaggst dsngnthnr, an A $i'£'..°'.’r affection. ember

duri which doctors transfused onenlhsop of blood into his um 90 seconds.

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