M Leas. .,.<-§-..<ov..-v4x=a.<’;g§3

Rico. 60c to 81.50, Prowse Bros

,. ? May 23rd, last, bringing its u tllhl - ll

. GUARDIAN A

. . .1. . sea oun SPECIAL table of IOYI Hlrr who Kbuxfrwuiu (Men's wvl-ltiug Shirts at $1.00 to

njsosmollm $1.50 Men’; Khaki $1.25, Prowse Bros. Ltd.

. ill [p Connolly Estate

Qqhvlihfrlp p; on; issue. .

{hove ovr-znlluts all Sizes.

KIDDIES GREY Plaid Tweed ls-uits, ms to 7 yearn. very ultravi- iva. Worth $2.25. Special $1.50, Prow-se Bros- 111d.

N1OTiCE.-Dr. p. n. Barrett will p ., 4 ppqp up 03100101‘ m? practice 13f -°-'i'°"* ‘VEMLI-‘V “' B“ EM-‘lslltlulinumlffﬁl. ‘lbviruflllfhud

“g*ltd*édw'agfg;vgpflfrt‘g,ttﬂfllc°“ p.111. to p.30 p .m. alzz-s-as-sl

5T78-5-2T-2l ",.. CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD

an; 5 HA G5 U "l. W Morning Prayer ill Springfield on edpglitlfchhkgalibgvid Tlobllrrhngl. 51111002‘ a1 11-0" "- m- and Ewm" A] 34y gamma Services f0,- 531,. Prllyel- ill (‘rapund at 7.80 p. m. “in M‘; 28th Rose ‘lauey, 11 ;,_ Sl-rnlozl subject ’I‘he Other Side 0! North Granville, 3 p. lll. Plea» Th" 91°“-

vﬂley,’ 7 p‘ m’ BAPTIST CHURCHES, qrtuv. Al.

‘lo-M- - ‘i:1r“‘..;ll.t*..'zii“l.';“asses. .'.’<‘-r:$ur' gelllldlgnd $321811’ .S(‘l']\'l('l‘,‘2IlS0 at Westtnoreland Bl _e er u llil ﬂy, '-. __\,,., qcoato a7 h ‘It 83p. m‘ F“: organizing pm“ ‘will ll. lll lell y wt III ﬁles. Fall attendance requested. i

.' ' 5792

MARSHFIELD, PLEASANT . . . {GROVE AND YORK. —Services in ‘EMOAGMENT ANNOUNCED -‘llu- United Churches will be held ﬁrs. ‘Harry MacFarlane announces“ .‘. follows next Sunday: ——-Marsh- 4 Gengagsment ol’ her sister HPlEIllflPlil liull ut ll u. m., Pleasant. lludl-Iowatt, of Augustin,» (‘ovcd rove ill Ii p. m., York at 7 p. m. t Percy ‘Dean Hawaii of Elliott-hi _ fringe to take place early in ORWELL-VERNON SERVICES. June. i-Jrilt- services for next Sunday, , . -.\luy 159th ill illis congregation will u-Knqpugss AppREC|ATED __A.bc; Orwell Head at 11 a. m., Ver- mmy m"), of neighbors and fﬂvndsilrtvll Itlverjlt 2.30 p. n1. and Cherry gamer-ed at the homc of .\II‘S.‘\“HP~V “t ‘ I“ m‘ y -. p-mes Mc-Konlla. Heud of illl bot HAMPTON _ United Church ion a! hen to replenish the ln-ll-iH‘f1'\'i¢i1s ‘m5 “Tek end M3)’ 29m “on” MHL Robert Dunn‘ whotlvlll be held at Iialnpion 11 a. m., ﬁnd the‘ misfortune to lose her" ""5001" 3 i). 1"- BOIIBPIHW. 7 lJ- m~ mum-y home and contents by UH.‘ .\li::l~let' Itvv. Geo. F. Sears. All ﬁmquma praviougly’ The evening nlclllin-rs llllti adherents are r9- wag Iﬂggganﬂy spam 1,, ,1,,n,.,,,g_l lnintied of the Congregational meet.- excelled); music being supplied by 11A ii" H" whv are with!“ "'8 (Mg-g, 14ml‘; golmolm M,“ Alfred. Iillulpton Pastoral Charge and ICir- Jay. Head qt Hillsbom and Mr. .ll.,-'uil en Saturday-Way 28th at 8 ll- Ibion (flu-k, ML slewm-L “you. RPXIOI‘!!! and special business. Willie Connolly sang and Mr. Al, fried Jay did some step dancing. A SCOUTS PLACE MARKER 0N dﬂﬂlﬂyugﬁppgf was served by _\[,»,.,_-BOY‘S GRAVE-A Walthum, Mass. Dunn, ‘Mrs. Bell and Mrs. 'l‘iloluus'PXPIVHIK" silyﬁi-o" m“ W111i"?!- iBtiird. iiilelntlrial Day the Boy Scouts will . ' ipuy tribute to the lnemory of their ' idem-used member William 'l‘. Hyde CARD THANKSJLIHI u marker bearing the Boy zSt-oul emblem will he placed on ilhc grave ol the departed Boy‘ Mr. Roper-l Andrews and family Scout in Mi. Feuke cemetery. The Wlgh 1o than]; their kind friendsinltlrlcel" urrivcd in this city today ‘m4 nelghboum for Mm or kindness "illltldl. Will be placed on the grave ‘Dd words p: sympathy spoke“ mult- scouts on Memorial Day. It is ma“. "cam Bad bareavement lille adopted‘ Boy Scout design and 5787. . - ‘bt-urs the inscription William T. ilyilir: 'l‘elltierltwoi, Troop 4; Born

.will he at 3 p. m.

. GAPS FOR BOYD. 9- New l0! just received for Friday and Satur- day gelling only $1.00 each. Moore at McLeod. ma. l/IBPHI-Zi

NEW LONDON.—- On Sunday. May 89th there will be service in the Presbyterian Church French River at 11-a. m., Clifton at 3 D. m. and 14mg River at 7 p. m.

mans can - Twenty-live d01- en mens regular values 82:50 and $2.15. Special tol- Friday and Sell"- day $11.00 each. Mooredz McLeod- Lap , 5798-6-27-21. _-_-.

BRADALBANE. — On Sunday. May 29th there will be serwlce in connection with the Presbyleﬂll" Church in Canada ill the Oraulﬁ Hall at Bradalbane at 11 H. m»- Rose Valley at 3 p. m. and Gran- ville at 7 p. m. '

ASCENSION DAY. -Yesterday being Ascension Day, services were held in both Anglican Churchill At St. Peter's Cathedral there was a Choral Celebration of tire Holy Communion at 7.15 when a 800d congregation was present. After

gram. I service the members o! the Choh. WIBZ (1)33) Springﬁeld. Musicale.

had breakfast in the Schoolroom. The Holy Communion was also celebrated in Si. Paul's Church at 10.30 u. m.

BIFIOOKFIELD. - The services

m me Bmﬂdkﬂd cong,eg,,,,,,,, ,,,, wov (s19) Schenectlldy. Baseball

Sunday, May 29th will be as fol- lowsr-Hnrtsville 11 s. m. Sunday School l0 a. m., Brookfield 3 p. m. Sunday School 2 0.111.. $111108? School Hunter River 10.30 a. nl. Kindly note change of hour of Brookfield service and Sunday School

WOOD ISLANDS. —Cn Sunday. May 29th there will be service in the Presbyterian Church Wood ls- Iuntls at 11 u. m1, and at. 7 p. nl. and at Wood Islands East Hall at. 3 p. m.

MARSHFIELD, HIGHFIELD and HARRINGTON.— On Sunday, liiay 29th the service in the Presbyter- ian Church at Marshfield will be at l1 u. m. Sunday School at 10 u. m., Iligllfiold 3 p. m. Sunday School 2 p. nl. and Harrington at 7 p. m.

CLYDE RIVER. ——On Sunday, May 29th the service in tho Bres- byterian Church at Clyde River Sunday School 2 p. m. The service will be a Thank offering service held under the‘ auspices of the-Women's Mis- sionary Society. 1n addition to the address a special programme of music and readings is being pro- pared. All are very cordially in- vited.

‘ “IF-WWW llnc L’ 513' t e e ruar CARD 0F THANKSEHIHI 1i , ll d F b y 21, u. uw.u.:.';;......... Mount) OF THANKS

$231113 sincere thanks to Lhe lllillly,

‘ oﬂaﬂu‘ andimally kind lll-is and neighbors for P, Bymlwthy extended during lli recent sad bereavement.

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their kindness ll.‘l sympathy (luring their recent . ull l)l‘l‘0&lV('Illl‘lIl..

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IC SPARKLIN .

SODA WATER ‘ i?

Our fountain is in first class order and all ready for a w big lezoorfs work. It is not necessary to say mugh about our drinks as we feel certain our fountain service is well known throughout the City. We use the purest of fruit ‘Irvin-CNN "Ch Gfﬂim and our own make of clear spark- ""0 500i Watﬂr- When you patronize our fountain, you- nra insured of a good ice cold, snappy drink and served

‘ promptly.

Perfection Ice Cream and Crushed Fruits also served. Think of us when thirsty.

E. A. FOSTER

DR U GSTOR E gxfzz’ ,;:‘::/@;: 1x zwr w... i ‘

1857 Our Seventieth Anniversary 1927 JPaint-up Clean-up A and

I Keep; It llp

. W; wish to give all a chance to (‘ix up this spring, and have bought accordingly. It costs less to keep things In good condition than to repair-and think on m, dlﬂgrgnqg

In lmphrancel

, Juaf remember that poor Int is no better than no paint and coats almost as much an good paint. we have Vlad lcvcnty years experience In catering to the paint- buylné plibiic and can confidcntlyreeommend our p;|nll.

N0""l)ELAY-NO UNCERTAINTY

j 1H1! Tim of House Paint that Is sure to give satisfac-

w.‘ Colon: Cream, Med. Buff, Apple Green, Permanent

on, ‘Bottle Green, Indian Red, Golden Brown, Chocolate JIM Dirk Slate-

Gli, $2.70. V: Gal. $1.40. Quart 70c. i000 pounds Rogers Special Paint In on; m“! ¢wg.|b_ tilts. Coioro: Maroon. Dark and Light Green, Lemon

Yellow, Colonial Buff, French Gray, Mod. Stale, ‘Blue, Rich Cream-and Black.

Only 10c per lb.

= SPECIAL BARGAINS

Qulrtc

Vnrnluhstaln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grounlfcoior .. ............

Flat Willie

RlqoFPlInt (quarts only) .

White’ Enamel .. .

Mr. Allan ltlclilllltln and family] w no“! “$115078 11ml friends for wish to thank their many friends]

her at once before you

ENJOYABLE BANQUET.— The (staff of the Prince of Wales Col- iloge "Times" held a very enjoyable Ibfllllllllil at the Rose and Grey on ednestlsy evening. Alexander Nldtlliesou was tollstmaster and ,tllo following toasts were eloquent- lly honoured: The King, "Canada" responded to by Stewart Woolner. The College Times, proposed by EYWITI Tnylnlg- responded to by Stewart M.Ne'ill. "Our Busi- ness Manager," proposed by Lionel ‘Burgess, responded to by Fred (Black. Ollr Editors, proposed by (Ruth Ayers, responded to by Marjorie Stewart. Our Report- ers, proposed by Ellwood Benton,

. responded to by Clarence Linkleb‘

icr. After the banquet all pro- ceeded inn holly to the Strand Theatre.

OAR ACCIDENT —A 10nd c-rash- ing noise in the vicinity of the

Guardian corner on Grafton street

about 7.30 last evening caused ped- estrians to stop, lock and listen. the occasion of the snufid being a collision between two automobiles, “n Overland Four owned llnd oper- "icti by Mr. lvlpiloltlllls McKInnc-n. Alexzvi-tira tlnd ﬂ (‘llevrolet Coupe ’)I)"I by Mr. Daniel McDonald of this city. According in eye witnes- ses both cars tvero traveling at about the same rate of speed, the Overland proceeding west on Graft- ori- street and ‘the Cilevrc-let. ‘north

' on Prince street. The collision oc-

curred close to the "silent police- man." the Overland getting the worst of it, the running hoard com- pletely damaged, doors pushed cult of position and bc-th tires flatten- ed. The Coupe suffered n bent front. fender. Considerable argu- ment. as to who was in the wrong loc-k place, which will no doubt he sottled at Police Headquarters. Officer Higgins took the numbers of the cars, also the names of the occupants of each.

How She Got Rid 0f Rheumatism

.._.._.

Knowing from terrible experience the suffering cllnsed by rhoumlllism, Mrs. J. E. Hurst, who lives qt 204 Davis Arenlle, l. E. 24B Bloomingtou, lII., is so thankful at having healed herself that out of pure gratitude she is anxious to tell all other sufferers just bow to get rld of their torture by a simple way at home.

Mrs. Hunt has nothing tn sell. lilcl-ely cut out this notice, mall it to her with your own name and address, and she will gladly send you this valu- able information entire! gee. Write

or t. ‘

II ringing Up Father

WJZ (454) New York. Baseball

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THE cullluloqwuirowu‘ duliiiplllu

Tomorrowfs .. _, Radio Program FRIDAY. ‘MAY 21 , l.lltemlt-lonll~ Radio Programs _ EVENING oonczrlfa

6.80 p.-m. WGY (379) Schenectady. program. ___., 7:30 P. M . _ WlPG (300) Atlantic City. Mixed Program, ’ 8:00 P.‘ M. ,- , , W132i (398) Springfield _ nhhllco Hour (N. Y.) - 9:00 ‘P. M. CFCF (411). Montreal. Hour of Mu-

Studio

SC. , ' . WGY (.380) Schenectady. Studio Pmgram. -~ WBZ (333) Springfield. Suffolk

Concert.

9:30 P. M. WCCO (416) St. Paul-Minn. ‘Musl- cal program.

10:00 P. M. KDKA (309) E. Pitts. Concert pro-

FEATURE TALKS 4:30 P. M

Shores. 6:20 ‘P. M

reports.

‘Oﬁl

. P. M. WIHiK (273) Cleveland. Diiiferonce Hour. ' 8: P. M. WEAF (402) ew York. Howard Correct Tinle. 9:00 P. M. WJZ (AS-i) New (York. D '2 ‘Z '.' Cor- rect Time.

WANT TO DANCE? 9:30 P. M. WEiAF (492) N. Y. Palais D'0r 0r- cllestra. - WJZ (454) New York. Pennsylvan- ia Grill Orchestra. 10:30 P. M. WEAF (492) N. Y. Greenwich Inn Orchestra. ‘WIPIG (800) Atlantic City. Gateway Casino. 11:30 P. M. OFCF (411) Montreal. Mount Roy- a]

W132 (ass) Springfield. Hloiel Stat- ler.

WIAW (422) Cincinnati. Hotel Gib- 50H.

12 Midnight. " WRVA (256) ‘Richmond. Ole Virgin- ny.

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The Markets

.\'I<()N'I'.l‘l‘l'IA|l., .\'l:l_v 25'», —— 'i‘hcrc was lnimc ('."Il‘i‘I"l from foreign buyers us, grail in lllc biollircal market yeskerduy Illltl sales oi’ odd lots 0i Munitoba Spfllli! wlleut on passage were lllade lll ' n utivzlnce ill prices of 1s, 6d to L"; pol‘ qnurtw er bllt apart from this Imsinest, on the whole was 'qlliei. The irarle in

’ Connors;

Rovers Will Open Giilﬂ j, League Serles

qua gyonlllg at 8 o'clock at tile Abggweit grounds the Stars and Rovers will open ..the 1927 City Leegue Baseball schedule.

- From all appearances both teams are eager and anxious to B0 ‘will will, it is sale to say turn in a hast» y'all performance equal to any 0f the opening games ill Drlivlmls

ears. '

The Rovers halve taken every on- portunity to ﬂLthemBelves for tho opening game and have lately ‘had a cguple of good men moved into their territory that will strenﬁlhﬂll their line-up:

'l“llc Stars are out this year i0 W" peat and will endeavor to sill!) U"! best ill every tilt to fl-‘IPX a win.

So it is up to tho supporters 0i

each section to go out and chem‘ along their team give them tho coll- ﬂdence of your support in person, cheer when they make a coed nlﬂy. ulutl~whon they mtlkc a bad one. . The Rovers line-llp as follows: Catcher. C.’ -Cllllen; urnbluu. u‘. First Base, llrball Blun- base. Johnny ‘Wil- liams; Third base, ROy Tloyle; short Stop, Percy Mclllnls; Left field, ‘Dick Diamond; Centre field, Fred XVIlaIcn; ‘Rlllllt ﬁeld, G. Mc- Kenzie; Sub pitchers, (YzlrbnneIl all-d bicllienzic. sub-catcher. G. (Ipngaplllﬁ and Sublﬂclders. Mllrley anti llicKenzie. _

Stars ilBtery will be, F. bit-Colic. and Vince IIIcQuuIlI, Mr. John Mc» Alccl‘, unlplrc. ‘

chard; Second

Church News

CUT THIS OUT - FOR REFERENCE.

Anglican services in the Parish oi‘ New London:

lilay 20iil—l~‘rencll River 10.30 ll. m., Burlington 2.30 p. m. Sunday School one llour before illeso scr- vicos. Kcllsiligton 7 p. m. Sun- tiay Scllool 10 a. ln. in hnll.

.Illno 5ill.~—l(ellsingtnn 10.30 n. ln. with lloly Communion, Burling- l0I‘I 2.30, French River 7 p. m. Sull- dny School one hour before all ser- vices.

June 12th—Burlinginn 10.30 ll. lll. with lloly Communion, FFOIICII River 2.30 p. m. Sunduy School one IIOIII‘ before (Ilene. services. Kensingion 7 p. m. Sunday School 10 n. nl. in Hell.

June 19th.——l"rench River 10.30 ll. nl. with Floly Communion, Bur- lington 2.30 p. m. Sunday Stelloill one hour Ilefore these services. Ketlsingion 7 p. nl. Sunday School 10 it. ln. in l-lnll.

June 22nd.— Confirmation‘ Ser- vice. Burlington 2.30 p. lll

cash grain in (he tiolneillil: market‘ was also slow, ghui was stronger [or oats und prices were generally higher. 0n account. of the continued ‘strength in the cash wheat situation ut “Wlllipcg. a much stronger feeling developed in the local market for spring wheat grades oi‘ flour and prices were marked up 20c per which makes for the month to (late of 60 c per barrel but they are still 20c per barrel below this dale Inst

mand from foreign buyers and as the prices bid were ih line with

amount of business was tlotle. in sympathy with the above the un- dertone to the market for winter wheat flour was stronger but no ‘further change in plilCCS was nn- nollnced. The (lenlund was some- what limited and the volllnle of business wals small.‘ There were no ‘new developments in the market for millfeed, prices for all lines D93 illl: about steady, but the volume of business was not. large. The de- mand for rolled oats was limited ‘but the tone of the market was

‘the market for eggs and prices showed no improvement. There was a fair demand from groceries and other dealers‘ for supplies IlO meet actual wants and a moderate lim- ount ol business was done- The r6- celipis iwere 8,698 cses. There were no further developments in the local potato situation, the under- ltone being strong at the late ad~ vance in prices noted on. account Qt the continued small supplies coming forward and the fact. that stocks on-spot were not sufficient to meet the demand. Sales of odd cars of Quebec white B grade were made at $2.00 to $2.60 per bag, ‘and reds at $2.10 to 92:30 per bag of 90 pounds in bullk, ox-track. A stronger dealing developed in the local butter situation and prices scored an advance of 1-2c to 0-4 c per lb. which was attributed to the fact that speculators have commenced to show more interest ‘d-p the market at the present level. The receipts were 494 ‘packages. lThero was-some demand for cheese from (English importsfs, but tlie ‘prices bid ‘were entire y out of line

“v

lhc IIIKIGNOIIGID‘

isome miller; views a moderate]

firm. A steady feeling prevailed in 30

lllZlSlHIll‘. service Kellslngton 7.30

ln. Juln- ﬁrth-Confirmation service French River 10.30 a. m., Kensirlg- toll 2.30 p. m.

Julie Zlitllp-lierlsington 10.30 n. m., French River 2.30 p. m., Bin». (""5"") 7-30 II- m. Sunday School

lone hour Ileftlrc these services. G. MHQHT- sDriggs, rector.

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‘with values Ilcre tllld no business

year. There was an improved de-"resllitetl, bill (hero was some troll.

‘ills reported between hotlses. The receipts were 4,790 boxog,

“$35 "(YFFAWA —- A weaker Jendency is reported from S0011!) Canadian egg lnarkots today. Ain- crican markets are again lqtveyq A ‘I111’, Ila! been offered ill Toronto (ll extras 30 1-4, firsts 2s 1-4 r. o, n, ‘Saskatoon. freight 4 c, Jultust zlti. ‘"198, ls tllni. this cnr lllld not been sold.

Toronto-Till; market Ilsa wm-k. ed lower and dealers are now Flaming elm"! shippers, cxlrlls 39_39. flfﬁiﬂ 27-28. seconds 24-- 25- Prices to retailers are exirlls 34-405, firsts 32-03, seconds 29_

‘MONTREAL — The egg market here it, quiet and with some acculn. ula-tion of stocks the tone is weak ‘Iiﬂceilits lfrom Ontlmio are heavier and M9 8811111: today at extras 32 1'2. liFBlB 30 1'3. seconds (ielivereli.

iGAllXiiAlRY -—— Dealers are qlloi- lug country shippers extras 26, firsts 24, seconds 20.

VANCOUVER - This ‘market is Unchanged in tone and price. Deni- ers are queuing producers extras 25, fir!!! 2'1, pulldt cxllrus 22. A car of extras was offered in tin- east at 31 1-2 but no interest hull been shown. All surplus stocks are going into the coolers.

8'1‘. JOHN — This market is quiet and onslor. Prices to country shippers are down 1c Ironing now or. tru-s 27, firsts 25, seconds ii).

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Teacher: "Write ‘I have gone‘ fifty times. lPerhups that will help yoll_ not. to use ‘l have wont!"

When. the teacher cltmc back. some tilllq litter, silo ifollnd tho foi- lowillg, note: "Ploasc, Miss Jones, >l have w-ritton "I llnvc gollo" filly times, and II hllve went home!"

warm we l BIG IDEA?

. I uuuenzn-Auo This ’ TRAlN‘ I5 comfrq r3353». ~4- wrru m: Al Tvlls RQP: 51> lb mils emmAui-i

THE IMPROVED UNIFORM IN- TERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL ‘LESSONS Second Quarter: Least-n lxmcts, V: 27-——3‘5: My“: Mlly Z9, 1927. Golden Text: Woulllll-l-l obey Cod

rutllcr than lnell- Acid V. 29.

PETER UNDAUNTED BY PER ‘SECUTION ~ o'- (The Story).

There is l]. subtle churnl ip all stories of- lnorul courage: ‘Leonidas ‘ gathering IheTersiun spears to his, Sparlllu ‘bosolir at ‘fllerlllopvitle, Florence ‘Nightiniguie lnilliuierlllili on the “(lriullollll battlefield, (ll-act- During launching ller boat lll the boi illl; slrri‘, each stirs ones blood. But not u‘ wllitlel: fascinating than any instance tlncicult or lIlD(li)I'lI is that’. of the apostles standing for their lives before the Szlnlledrin-

"Filo court is convened ill illc l-tiil- lerilll: marble hall within the Teln- pie. The all-gust nlenlllers gorgeous- ly rilbetl sit Ill sellli-circic upon their crimson divans. Tile wellllll, power, learning .0! u lllliinll arc illere enshrined rulers, elders,- scrlbes, chief plicsts tlnli his Itinds-l’ lnell, what a galaxy! 0n lilo to» seilzlleli floor Ileiore this Ilruvo ur-i ray stulltl twtt- (lnlileull fisllol-lllcu. Tile effort is made to 0\’l‘l‘il\\'iI| ‘lllﬁlll and constrain ihcln to t-on-‘ loss to sorcery and thus lnuke till-nil liuble to the penalty of tlezlib.

lit is o, IHOIIIUIII. cl‘ suspcllslh- Mulls souls are tried. llunlull lives! tile in the Illllzllice. 'l‘he. destiny oi it new system scents to be lllt- i~'- sue. But tile lllust. S(‘ll'])(l.~lSl‘5H(‘ll IICFi-Iﬂllg ill that dread court urc iln- hulllbio llnd irit-lltiiess livlellllzlniehi

‘Pi-tor Ill-culls the silence. III- lll-Wis‘ lilo ]Il‘l)])0l‘ lilies ill Ills llvivl"! enlin illirodill-iion, llui illPI"‘ vii line irony ill his exprcssiilu "II' ‘Q be t‘.\'ll‘lllllll‘ll for llliLKliﬂtl dl-l-ii." ii, is us, ll’ he. hull said “Ml-n ill‘l‘ n v-_‘ oily llrnliglletl for crilllcs, Illll lllls’ (‘l)III‘l. IIl‘l'lll;.‘.lIS (or ll llelltvlllriioll!"_

Ni,‘ (loubl is lcfl ill llil‘ Illlllllﬁ (>1

suutluylsbbutil Lesson‘ I

TODAY ANAIA)

USU-AL HOURS

WILLIAM Fox presenf:

A colorful Romance oF Daring and Danger-Sus- pense and Thrills andJoy- our Laughter with Tom Mix In the Saddle of Ad~ venture- ‘

ACTION-LSUSPENSE—THRILLSH —FUN—AND A ROMANCE ‘O-F ABSORBING INTEREST.

PRINCEC‘MEiliilliRD

‘SATURDAY

usuAt PRlCEs

ncl TON 316 wand; horse

“ON GUARD"

THE SERIAL OF THRILLS

lilo conrl ii‘ tllly (‘.\'\"I' l-xisilwl ill‘ wilostl nu-nc lllc IIlI‘l'('llIIl l-llro innl been wrought. upon llli‘ rllbllii"

Porch oi‘ ailpezlls to illii IIt-Ilrclr and uses- llIl‘IlI wiill skill. , 'I‘Ilt- IIIIIIOS llrc lnrncli. ’l‘in\ (‘onrl I its-ell‘ becollll-s llle dl-ll-nilallll. Such (llI-‘llIlllPH-S cc-nrutzl) ill l'ri<-lllill‘.\'.-

lilo 'I‘\'lllplc., lhl- llpuizlll- :il'l‘l]\|lIi'i‘i collslllllllllt l-

iered luylncll, such liivilll" ilcilillli" nest; H}; is nluuiicslcll ill iin- ]ll*l'- soil (‘l tlll- llcllicti cripple \\'lIlI joi Ills Ilcllcfllrttlrs ill lllc l'l‘ll'. 0i" llll‘ rhlllllclllin, i

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UNDER THE STUDY LAMP

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Basll Matthews. HOW HAVE MISSIONS HELPED CHINA?

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