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METEORJOIDGY ‘ADVANCE

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uby ‘Ikirner, have Charlottetown and will weeks in the interests o recruit- ing. These young women are also entertainers of much ability and will interesting concerts the v- members ‘i Army COWS Ire to meet- 1118 man uhg women here at the Carri va next week. '

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Personals

lids Janet Manama-ii. Hcnefisld strident at P.W.C.. who was mish- ed to fihe P.E.I. H tal a week ago fos- an operation is mnlniig a mood recovery,

Mrs. R. C. Kennedy, 5t. John's Nfld. left by plane Saturday mom- ing on urn home after spend- ing the past five months in Char- lottetown. during the illness and death of her mother, the late Mrs. W. G. Meek.

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IN MEMORIAM

GORDON MMLIIAN

Gordon Macllean. son of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Macllean. died lvisy IMILJBM. at the King's County Hospital in Muntagiuc. where he had gone ior medical treatment.

He was belni: tenderly cured fur by Mrs. Cass Clay. with whom he made his home. Gordon became a member of the Baptist Church oi Montsaile in nls youth and funer- al serviocs were conducted from there by the minister, Rev. Clive. 11.3KB. assisted by Mr. of the Christi-cm Church.

A number ot floral pieces from his many friends gave silent tribute of love and esteem.

He leaves w mourn his passing, mother. three brothers. ‘two sisters and other relatives and friends. Gone but not forgotten-A friend

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THE KIRK PULPIT

Preaching at a Whitsuntide ser- vicc in the Kirk yesterday mnrii- lng on "The Gui uice of God the Holy Ghost" the minister,

Rcv. T. H. Busscll Soincrs The world is not nn iceberg drift- ing into the hot currents oi hum- and hatred and ferocity, to meet vritli inevitable disintegration mid collapse. lt is a ship with a rud- der, a destination and a Pilot. Iii the historian were mt sure ofi that he would neither read history nor write it. Over and over again horrors, and inconceivable harn- ages have been perpetrated. In the midst of them nothing was dis- cernible but their wickedness and phastllness. Looking back on them it ls possible to discover, even in a massacre of St. Bartholomew or a Battle of Waterloo, how God made the wrath of man to praise Him, and saved His world despite its inhabitants. In 1889 Dr. W. J. Dawson congratulated his Glas- gow congrcgation on the things hat had been forever expelled

Never again. save In lands that had not know-n Christ, could a Nero be worshipped, fie men enslaved, people tortured an slain for their opinions, or gamblers stake their wives till dawn rose on their dis- honorable gains. Today everyone of these moral relapses shows th we are living in one of history's bsclcwasbes. The children of the emancipatois are conscripts: the neurotic autocrat is adored: the concentration camp ls the final political argument. Yet the busi- nose o! the holy life, the inspired mind. the elevated soul goes on. The great collective ess of it girdles and defies the world. Js snese nationalism and German Nazism have been said to resemble the poles in the distance between them. but, whether you wake up at the North Pole or the South. matters little: the temperature of either is death and the features of both are similar. In between them, however. still survives a great temperate Bone in which flowers bloom and birds build nests and men live unfrozen. We do wrong to forget not go out of business with the death of Abraham, or, as Carlyle was accused of believing. with tint of Oliver Crom ell. Not even the loss of human lfe can look irre- trlevsbly calamltous to Him who brought life and immortality to light in the Gospel.

Card Of Thanks

I wish to ran my sincere titzuda m Mraﬁicaristo. Mrs. 801:: man and the Dr. also to the kind friends and neighbours for all their

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‘"33"’

All-Star Musical fat Prince To-ilay

Warner Bros.’ "Thank Your Lucky Stars." a musical show that sparkles with names will have its

PHHJB Edward

Heading the all-

lircy Isa-gait.

Olivia

de Havlllnnd, El‘ ‘ John

Garﬁeld, Joan Leslie. l-da L-piriu,

Morgan Sher

Dinah Shore and Alexis Smith.

Others who blend their names and

talent to this huge production are

G-Corge Tobias. Jack Carson. Alan

Hale. Edward Ervereit Horton. $2.

Saknll Hattie McDaniel and Spike Jones and his City Sllckers.

Besides its stars and featured Elayers, "Thank Your Ducky Stars"

as a huge roster of dancing and singing beauties.

“Thank Your Lucky Stars" Wu directed by David Bizitler from the scr en plav by Norman Panama. Mc viii Frank and James V. Kern. based on nn original story bv Ev- erett Freeman and Arthur Schwartz. Music and lyrics are by Arthur Schwartz and Frank Loee- ser.

"She's For Me; in Gay Gomeriy

Delightfully acted and skillfully produced. Universafs midst-comedy, “She's opens to-ddy at the Capitol Theatre David Bruce, Grace McDon- ald. Geo e Dolenz and Lois Collier in roman c leading roles,

Reginald LeBorrz directed and Frank Gross was the associate urc- d-ucer. Henry Biankfort wrote the original screen play which proves an amusing comedy mix-up of two

oung lawyers and the gr‘ WY or

ove. Paul Ivano was the of photography.

' .< For Me" iiblv proves that Universals newer plarzers are fr.-‘.iccniir.g stir mnleslnl. rid

Da ' Bruce demonstrates his ability in a gay YOU‘. widely differing from his macabre representation in "The Mad Ghoul."

Two others who bear watching nrc pretty little Lois "clllcr nnrl George Dolenc. Grace McDonald. n deﬁnitely talent/xi actress. aptly demzmstrates the charm that has made her a favorite in hundreds of Armv Camps.

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THE CHAR LOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

ou so much.

ndon Saturday twelve o'clock.

no orneel older than you sra er auler from ettlngl Up Nights. Iockasba, nus. beg Pa ns, Rheumatic Pains. v ncsut. or frequent palalssi If nulli- i-iiilr. snilﬁlrtéﬁfilhFrliallﬁ-"stﬁ-‘li ‘ and Bladder rarities-Ia auels glvelsuprnm and -

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telegram love" for heaven's sake! Didn't that go without saying? But no, it didn't. not as things were be- tween them lint at the moment. Did People out “dariin8" on tele- grams? Sensible Ones didn't, per- hsﬁ, but she wasn't feeling sen- sib . She was feeling a trifle hys- terical and absurdly lighthearted. Or perhaps did light- baaded? She didn't know. 5h; didn't care. Bic sped beck w the aiidnme in s series of hops skips and jumps, like the little girl she'd been so long ago now that she

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BY RENE! SIIANN

the ground the clouds. Besides it was llWt she would he disap- But she knew what

student Nurse". “ Air Farce

Author of “War Willa.

.- . s a , crimigh I've never been there.” vane... s-r ave-v. fffni (To be continued)

"What are we all going to give ‘Ti Inna for a wedding present?" she said. "I thought I'd like to collect for it. unless one of you others would like 00 take it on." i

Everyone prederred that it should. be Glaerry. they put forward our,

Hanson Presses For Information

The inevitable teaspoons, racks biscuit barrels. —— "Youcantgetblscuitg these days." UITAWA. May 3-4050-4100- muimured Grlgg. “Besides, no one R. B. Hanson. (PC-York y) has biscuit barrels anyway. They’ ln in the Commons to- " day the he be liven answers to quest-ions about excise branch prosecutions even though some

. - lac comfortably n“ b still were before the

been her suggestion. They had one 0f the vile! at home on ths. sideboard, a. lovely 00"?“- oak one with bands of silver and a’ M!" 351150" 55m Tevemle mmls‘ little Sliver mount on it Sliylng rpter Gibson had stated it was not ma; H; hm been present,“ w public interest to reveal the father on the occasion o! his inar- requested iii-formation because time, Gosh wouldn't ‘he m“ w be the prosecutions were still in the at home now! Again waves of home- °°u7t€~ M‘ Emu" h“! “km m" Slckness swam over he,’ she ﬁshed, information on counsel fees. witness thev wculd lessen q-hey “Emu-l fees, other costs, and on why the to be gem“ worse ‘MW-m o! bet. proceedings were taken by way of w,” Th“, rexnindgd h" o; when indictment, instead of by sum- meﬁ been sent away w boarding marycggieivictlon under the Crim- school. It was ridiculous reallyi CD1 Q1850“ w“ the . prosecutions ma’ n0“ she w“ m in question had gone to a jury a "kgd across at Chewy few months ago, but the jury had _ (m, 5mm your collect; disagreed. The retrlals were to ion till pay dav comes around. Iknl bfgmwlsfwgly‘ H” “ﬁeld, ‘h? “and bee- m. .5... we .1" Blake. laughed and said she was. P: Anglia‘ u B c, m e glhfhif-f 1121x3313 eggw °“;n?;§v_: Mr. Hanson said he could not M use or mo“ “we o1 itirfswtéird°liiii Z2°.l2'§.°§€. 1.5; "a

e , peclnllli’ those wrio manag-

cd o what tie Air Min stry Bave ' _

them. Scme cf thcm had allowances ‘vgnliétgrﬁﬁedqglypféeagirTlgélz

which made all the difference. Val- COL 61mm mum on“ w give

Erie w” one °f Chas“ sham)“ "°°' Mr. Hanson private information and yet when he suggested that

and Cherry also foi- that lmatitetmi 55mm‘ mm "wneiy reg“ “y n° le could be given similar treat- he" “Cwumi but recently Sh“ merit finance minister Ilsley had refused. | Mr. Ilsley replied that it was a

hadn't touchtd it. She ‘was deter-

mined to be self-sugrnoriing until "different situation involved. FIRST OF LONG LINE

thing; were straightened out be- Oliver Cromwell is believed w

twem them. Grigg idly turned s. newspaper. have been ths first military leader to organize espionage.

“Maybe I'll find some inspiration here" sly. said. "What about this- a. canteen cf cutiiry. fifty-seven pcunde icn. It lock; grand." Stcffcxl said dryiy that it. should be at that price. And what gave Grigg the idea that they'd have

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“The BigiRevaelof 1944"

wit-h a east of 60

THREE Shows in ONE

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BILLY MORGAN AND

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The CHRP Players Present

“Ada Gives First Aid”

RADIO ARTISTS- DANCERS- NOVELTIES.

foizvicu? MAY 29th. Th? llEIEEMEll HALL-Admission as»

Proceeds in Aid of Athletic Association

This WaP-Fouri Years Ago

By The Bunadian Press

r MAY 29, l940~Aliieri uoriiicrn Lnrmy, composed mosiir ui Brit's! ‘troops, withdrmv to Du 'c ' fmm wlicrc they began cri

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ence says in second Corinthians 13:14 he grace of the Lord Jes- thc love of God. the n or the Holy Spirit. be with you xiii." Grace had convin- coil Saint Paul of the love of God, nixly through our Lord Jesus Christ arc we brought to see that divine and infinite love and to know and oxperience the gracious com- lﬁlllllilll of the Hilly Spirit. Il-nriunis "Like as a Father" was .thc morning anthem. The Church met for Bible Study session .0 pm. The speaker at the service of evening worship was thl Rc' George C. Webbcr, General Secretary of the Lord's Day Al- liniicc of Canada. Pflcugcrs “Consider and Heal Me" was the anthem of the even-

lng.

John Inch, Mus. Bac., o nlsi and choirmaster oonducte the music at all services of the day.

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CLOTHES GIVE NAME

White Russia ls tlwualit to havr been so named because of the form- er traditional oostzurhe of its people - -white smacks. fibre shoes witl: white leggings and white homespun (‘OQIS-

C ‘J ll i $700 000,600 i,

THE BAPTIST CH PRC]!

The service of morning worship at l1 am. was conducted by the Rrev. Ronald H. Noble who deliv- ered sermon on "The Eternal Trinity.” Pentecost brings tn the Church an expanding expression of the decp things of God. ll v1- sion of the depth of the FIClIlIDELF‘ and knowledge of God. There came this time when the early christ- lans in expanding experience learned to say "Father, Son and -l-loly Spirit." Saint Paul in expres- sing the divinc trinity of experi-

fifty-pounds ten to sptnd anyway? “Nothing. I know we haven't, But .d b? useful and a most suit-

able p". cnt if we had."

Blake said bluntly that such flights of fancy ivcre a waste of time. “Isn't there anything sensible there?"

Grigg turned the pages. "There are a few advertisements. Here is a tea service. What about it girls? Twenty-one pieces twenty seven and six. Take a look at it, Pyecroft."

Cherry read the advcrtlsment It didn't seem a very original pre- sent to her way of thinking. She let her eyes run down the page be- fore her. The headlines were those to whlzli she was growing accus- tomed. Nothing new seeemed to be ha-prpcnnig just at the moment. "Rusians stand firm." "R. A‘ F. out again over Germany." Well, she knew that without reading it in . "Thieves haul in jcwelei-‘s shop in Dodlring." she

James Delroy, propietor of the than had been held up by armed men. Really what goings-on in wartime! Juries .. Memory stirred er. msds her heart lump, made her say so herself. "Steady. You thought you were on something last. time. Look at the disappointment it brought you.” But the post man had told her that m. Delroy of Button Street had transferred some of his stock down to his brother's It Doc-king. If that were so. wasn't it possible that ha had transferred his books and re- cords too, Wouldn't they indeed be the very things he'd be most likely to send to safety? Why hadn't she thought of this before?

"Had any inspiration?" asked Stafford. .

But Cherry didn't answer. She forgot. lane's wedding present Again hope was rising within her. she breathéd inlvivardly,

interns .

"What's all the hurry?" dis ed as Cherrrp dashed her out of the room. "I thoug t we were choosing Lane's wedding present."

Cherry called back over shoulder. "Dam tom's I'll think a bout it later. this moment I've got to sen telegram!"

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