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Borden and Vicinity -Mrs. Guinevieve MacDonald.

Ottawa, is spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James V. MacDonald at the Borden Hotel.

Misses Roseta and ylflay Croken of Kensington are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Foch McKcnna. Bordeii.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'Pr-owsclale and sons, Clinton and Wayne and Miss Rita Smith, of Borden. left on July 15 for Toronto where they will attend the wedding of Miss Verna Trowsdalc and Mr. Wcndnll Gillis.

Mrs. Danny Hayes, Pt. Tripper. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs James Campbell. Borden.

Mr and Mrs. Walter Hughes and family and Mrs. James Crokcn, Nnrboro. were visitors to Borden on July l'.'

Mr. and Mrs Everett MCKT-iiiia. R--rclcn. had as guests on July 12, Mi. and Mrs. Edward S. Gl'lITl:l

and son. Doyle. Burton, Lot 7, Mrs. Frank Butler, Glengarigv. Mrs.Ger- ald Rooney. Albertoii, and Mrs. Clement O'Connor. 0'Leary. Rev, Thomas Mckcniia. Balti- more, U s,.Ii., who is visiting lils parents. and Mrs. Swithen McKcnna at Chclton. was a week- end guest of his brother, Everett and Mrs. McKenna, Borden.

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CLERMONT W. I.

-Cleriiioiit Women's Institute met at the home of president Mrs. Edson Rayner. Nine members an- swered roll call. with three visit- ors prcsent. It was decided to have a pantry sale in late July and also to send a patch apron to raise funds.

Next meeting will be held at Mrs. Frank Shieldsl. Miss Amelia Mill and Mrs. Gerald Mill on lunch coinmittce. Program report fi'om the conveittioii from delegates.

The program consisted of a solo by Mr. Allen Murphy. bean contest

”Sharc the Wealth” ptit on by Mrs. Cecil Mill.

OLO TIME

AND STEP DANCING OONTEST

CRAPAFD HALL, TUESDAY, Jl'LY 2151.

Sponsored by Bordon Canadian Legion

FIOOLING

put oil by Mrs. lilraiilt Shields. and.

ma GUARDIAN. WESTERN GUARDIAN

. -ON OVERLAND!-ZR SPE(lIAL-g , Mrs John A. Hogg left Saturday on the'0verlnnder. She will visit her son Edgar and brother Edgar Moase

of Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Max Robertson of Kensington, and Mixes Mathleson ttenchersi of

'Praveilei-'5 Rest are also passeiigein on the big excursion. --K , -VISITING TORONTO- Mr. andI Mrs. Bruce Riley and son, George and daughter. Marjorie, and. Miss Grace Riley of Malpeque, left re- cently for a two week's trip to Tor- onto, Ottawa and other Canadian cities. .-K

-VISITS FORMER HOME- Mrs. -Annie Jane May of Brookline, Mass, is visiting her old home in Irishtowii where she is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell. ---K

a... .-Mr. Myron MacArthur a fitter. and driver at the Woodstock N. B. ; race track was a week-end visitor

to his'home in Kensington,- K g mm nmmm , . ,, ,, , , , .I lli;.'lit ttitlvl Ellltlllllillg tho OIII('Ill' I TM("0nl'D '0 KE5 lN(J1”xIIIUll, I.4iiiuoit probnlily

Good Terms with Disciplinarian

of Sitiiiiiicrisiile, n l'iititii:sity

thinks ll a goml

CHARLOTTETOWN

I film council

Film Ilo.:ncll Formed In Western Area

A meeting of teachers and inter- ested ratepayers of Anglo Tigniah. Christopher's Cross and Sen Cow Pond was held recently in Anglo Tignish school house. to organize a in this area. Mn Gregory Mclnnls acted as chair- man and Mrs. Roy Handrahan was appointed secretary of the meet- ing. Mr. John Martin of the Visual Education Bratfch, Department of Education, Charlottetown, was guest speaker. Mr. Martin gave a detailed report of how to organize a film council and told of the many benefits to be derived from such an organization. He told how some 1400 films covering practic- ally every subject are available from the film libi'a.ry in Charlotte- town without cost.

It. is expected that the districts

of New Brunswick

(Icy trlopinciit ltllll so

IT MIST Almiibene Stewa dist-iplinitriaii I10 I. M. llhilip of Yniicoiivi-r. Here in '9,” Cr vmmm FILES”,-V"e'm" mm” . nic.. student and lciit-her talk over gratluiitioii day on T3rlnm?'Ca"ln Tlslerd TI .liili lli. Aftt-r that time the girls will tic posted to RCAI-I stiitioiis , .tewai'- o ac iraiie. llI.. iiiotiri:-I :

. . fIl'I'(lS.' tliv totiitlry, tNalioiiliI red to Keiisziigtoii. P. E. 1., with F.O .. .,.T... .. ..... . .

Jean Holmes. They are speiidi A I , three weeks' vat-alioii with Alias, ' Holmes. Miss Annabelle SIf'ltill"t O

its it gradtiatc of the Pi'cSby'lci'i'iiiI . T T

I MI5SInllnl')' and Deaconess Traiiiiiig;

,School in Tnroiito. K. ( -f-f'- S I I

i ..m Mrs i.iit-y Sri iii. LHIIIL .oiii. I -III-IRE FROM lII(l.VTRli.ill.- N. B. speiit ll few (lays rccciilly

yM,; amt M,-5,1,,-5m4 amulet of visiting friends in O'Lcai;v and

Iii-fiiiit-c Illititoi.

Alberlon and Vicinity

Mr allfl Mrs. Arthur Wilkic. Al- bri-tvii. have as their guests their tlatiglitt-:2 Miss Ferne Wilkie of

I I I .

Outside Judges Good Cash Prizes Send entries to Donald A. MacDonald. Carleton Siding

EMontreal are (it present on a visit lvcith their folks in lMrs. Gaudct. is the former

The Benevolent Irish Society Taltcs pit-astirc in presenting

”MR. PETER MONIILTY"

(of the famous McNulty Family) Stars of radio, stage and television and company In a. complete pI'0gI'flIn of your favorite Scotch and

Irish songs, dances and music, with free films at

Alberfon. Monday Night. July 20. 8:30 pm. ' Tignish. Tuesday Night Children 250 Adults 606

lting while he ,was :1 member of the ,Curraii it Briggs team. during his ;vacations from Mt. Allison Uni- IV9l'SlLV and late foni McGill, where ihe finished his enginceing course. lHe now holds R responsible posit- ,ion in one of the big inuiiitioiis -plants IlC(Il' Montreal.

-NIINISTI-ZR'5 VISIT - R; t. J IA. McGowan of the Charge of lRiver John, Pictoii County. N. 'i., 'was a welcome visitor to Kelllilllgr toil and Mzilpeque during the week Rev. Mr. McGowan, a native of Kllmuir, P. E. I, was for some years pastor of Keiisiiigttin and Malpeque Presbyterian Charges. His genial disposition and innate social graces have not lessened during his absence. He is popular with classes and creedti-one of those rather rare personalities who has the eruditioii and self assurance in be able to associate with the learn-

ed and po-werful and not lose the

Suminersitlc. , Flor- I

I the gradiiatitiii of

Hint the U 5. A. A iwinnifred Brooks and family in,

lllfllllily.

Mr. and Mrs. William S Harris.

eiice Dalton of the Western town 'lI'I9b(ll'0- M3553 8”? gl'l5IIm-I1 Ill Baseball fans will have happ, 014"” 55”95I5 "I IN” 5”” mild Inieniory thrills of Les heavy M”-'-IIl"' III ML and MI”

.vlI:-lvin Harris.

I .,...,

Mr. Dfilljlltls Payson. Middleton. ,N. S.. snciit a frw days in 0iLczti'y and viciiiiiy this wcclt.

Mr and Mrs. ,:vc:-onipaiiied by Mr. and Mrs. Or- ;-.ille Belts, Glenwood, motored to jcliarlottetown Monday to attcnrl their diiughlei lI.eit:i,

The Young People's rally of Wrst Pr on was held in tlieMoiit- use Church on Julie 19. Mrs. ;.,riie MacNcvin of Brae capalily ; raided.

I Mrs. .lr.ssir Gibbs and her 5l.Sl”l' are visiting

10'Leaiy.

L Mrs Melvin Ellis and Mrs. ,Wedlcclt. O'Lc-ary, 'toii on business.

Boy were tin Alber-

l Russel MticLc:in

Mrs t

her eye on a favorite guy.

CAMEO THEATRE

KENSINGTON

Monday-Tuesday 7:15-9:l5.y Elizabeth i'aylor,y Larry Parks in a happy romantic story, "LOVE IS BLT- TER THAN EVER", with luscious, lovely, "Liz" giving a few "pointers" to every girl who has

lovable

ture-"SUGARFOOT" in

and Newsreel.

ROYAL THEATRE

BORDEN

Monday-Tuesday I7:15-9:15: Matinee Tuesday 2:30. Randolph Scott, Adele Jer

gens in outdoor action pic- technicolor. Also Shorts

common touch. Mrs. McGowan and I ;thelr four children are also visit-; ”ing their native province.-K.

Personals :

The iiiany friends of Mr. Percy, Hood of O'Leai'y are very sorry to hear he is in the Prince COllllLyI Hospital at Summerside with a

Uharlotietriwii. and their nephevv. IIITIII Johiisloii. of llampton, N. B

Rev. J A. .Iill'(IIllE of Fredciic- ;I(lll, N B., who is yticntioiiiiig a A yhis fltriiifr linnic in Wilinot Valley.l lsupplicd on the Alberton pastoral lciiarg.-c ycstcrday. LITPECIIIIILI innstl gacccptnbly zit Albcrton, Tigiiisli and Cascuinpcc.

ftlr. and Mrs. Gardiiicr Marks, Siiiiinicrsitlc, niotorcd to Albcrtoii on Suiiclziy to speiid the day with the lattcrs parents. Mr. and Mrs. I-'r.ink P. Fraser. Albertoii.

Mr. B. J. Raiiisay reitiriieil to his home ill Albertoii on Saturday. He has been a patient at the P. E. Island Hospital, Cliai'lott.etowii.

Messrs. Fred Millniaii. Percy Rayii r and Everett Donald. pres- ently cinnloyed at Bnisctown. N. B. spent the weekend at. their, homes in Allierton. I

5 The many friends of Mr. Waldo, NIIIIIIIPWS. Albcrtoii, are pleased to; see him up and around following his l'5(L(tllI. lIIli('SS.

Hogg Family Hold

--Mr. and Mrs. Wm. CIIIW and five cliilclreii, and Mrs. Margaret Clow of Dorchester. Mass. are spending holidays with relatives in Kensington and vicliilty.

-Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Foote of Boston. Massachusetts, spent a few days in Summcrside this week. guests of Mrs. D. F. McNeill.

-Mrs. Janies Hearn and son. Jamie, have returned to their home in Summerslde after a two weeks holiday in Halifax. N. 5., guests of the fornier's mother, Mrs. John Macintosh.

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--Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacLeod of Cambridge. Mass. are spend- ing their vacation at Edgewater.

CAPITOL

KINNHI

OF HAITI WITH A (All .07 THOUSANDS!

I IITIA BAILEV

AIJVINTURE IN THE VOODOO IUNGI r

Summon-side

Toiiigiit'7;i5-9:15; Tuesday 2:30-7:15-9:15

t ROBI It IS.

-ta REGEN itiieio - miilziiiiii

IATIIAST A'runNv'rii;M on THAT hi-ouciw, TOPIC. . :06;

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They are accompanied by Mrs. Mac.Leod's mother. Mrs. K. L. Waite, Kensington.

-Mrs. P. J. Martin and daughter. Shirley, of Penacook. N.H., accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts of Perth Amboy, N.J... left Thursday on return to their homes after visiting relatives and friends in summer.-tide, Hunter River, 0'- Leary and Coleman.

-Miss Irene and Master Blair Evans, Burlington, are SDPlldIlifl ll few (lays at Dnrnley. where they are guests of their uncle and atint. Mi'. and Mrs. Wallace Pickering and family. Bur.

-Mrs. Harry Ramsay. Revere, Mass, arrived on Tiiesdny, July 7, to spend 9 vacation with her sis- ter, Mrs. William J. Paynter and family, Burlington. and other rela- tives and friends here. Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Matlan and family. Royal. Wayne and El. izabeth. have returned to Stough- g ton. Mass.. after Spelldlllil a vaca-

tion at Long River, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs Wil- liam B. Doughaiit and family.

Bur.

----Mr. and Mrs. Royal Marian. of Stouglitoii. Mass. are visiting rela- tives and friends at Summcrsidc and GPPDGINII it few days as the ftuests of Mr. and Mrs. William B Doushart. Long River. Bur.

--Miss Mary Murtagli, who in g school teacher iii British Columbia LI visiting friends in Knknrn and Kensington.-K. ..m

-'-The Misses Elizabeth and Mary Dalton of Summcrslde visited the home of Mr. and Mrs Austin Pen- dergast on Thursday evening.

-Mlm Myrtle Murphy, R.N.. of Port Chester, N. Y., is visiting her uncles, John Murphy and Harold Mulligan in Kinkora and other relative: in Kenslngton and vicin- "Y. Min Murphy is a graduate of Kinkorn school and Charlottetown Hospital. She is in t.lie nursery dc- partment of the United Hospital in Port Chester.--K.

-Miss Roberta I-fogg, Kelvin Gmve, is spending some time with her, couiins. the Misses MacArthur of Kenslngton.-K

-Mrs. Lloyd Maclntyre of win- nlpeg who is visiting her father. Mr. James Culltizi at Bedford, was I vldtot with friend: in Kenning-

y. I

ybrokcn leg, received while playing ,ball on the Athletic Grounds. All lwisli him a speedy recovery.

l v I Mr, and Mrs Lloyd Smith and sister Mrs. Ethel Stoiiehouse of iBDSI0ll are spending some time al' Itheir old home at West Point, .c:illed there due to the illness and ;death of their brotlit-r Mr. Fred lsmith,

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Collicutt of Maine are spending their sum- mcr vacation with relatives and friends in West Point, VTest, Cape, and Cape Wolfe.

The many friends of Mr. Earl Ellis of West Cape are glad to see him around again after his recent operation in the Prince County Hospital at Sunimerside.

The funeral service for the late Mr. Fred smith of West Cape was held on Sunday afternoon, July 5 and was largely attended. A short service was held at the house, then the remains were taken to the West Point Presbyterian Church where the service was conducted by Rev. W. H. Forsythe and Ger- ald Doran, student minister of the West. Point Chtircli. Hymns sung were "Tile Lord's My Sliephei-d” and "Safe in the Arms of Jesus". A solo. "No Night There" was reli- .-lered by Mrs. Dan MacPhcrsoii. He leaves to mourn the following sisters and brotlicrs: Ethel anti Annie of Boston; Lloyd of Boston. and Peter and Charles of West CHDP. Pall bearers were Edwtiijd Macwilliains. Carl Easter. Artliur Macwilliams. Chester Easier, Moi. vilin MacLean and Jack MacDon- ald. Interment in the West Point Prcsliyterian Cemctrry.

Miss Nornin MacNcill of West CAPE Ellen! A few clays l'll('CllII)' with lisr sister. Mrs. Tecl Hudson and family in Cascumpec. she wrote ml-III'l(.'uIflIIOIl exams at Al- berion.

M11 Illid Mrs. Milford Ellis and Imllllll. Wrst. Cape. were t'ISlIm'5 iii Stiiiimersidc on Tliiirsday.

son George. of 0'Leai;v. have moved in Halifax for the summer months.

ton on Sunday. she is the wife of Police Inspector Lloyd McIntyre-K -Mr, and Mrs. Joseph McQuaid and femilv Of Bedford, and Mrs. Pat. Mclntire of Bedlord visllcd Mr. MCQuald's aunt. Mrs Gaiulet of.

K. Miseouctie mi Sunday.-K

-4191' mkni friends regret tho seri- ous illness of Mrs. J. F, Progm, Kenslngtnn. and wish her an early improvement in health. Mrs, P1-Mitt has been a patient in the Prince County Hospital since July .'i-Bur. -Mrs. A. Humphrey has retiirned to her home in Kensington after gpendlng several months with her sori'-in-law and daughter. the Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Harbour in canning, N. B. - Btir.

Mr. and Mrs. James cousin: and family are visiting their sister, Mrs. Ivan Darrach and Mr. Darrach, and brother and ulster-in-law, Mr. and :1. W. M. Cousins. 1(enslngt.on.-

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Mr, and Mrs. Cyrus Wedge and.

;Annual Beach Picnic

--The annual Hiigg picnic was held at Cheltoii Beach on July 8 with :1 large attendance. '

A softball game was the main feature of the afternoon when the 16 innings were played. Final iscore was 35 to 37. The winning ;Icam were Gerald Huestis tCapt.i, 'Deiitoii I-logg. Claude I-logg. James Clark, Arnold Waugh. Dcnzil Hogg, Neil Clark. Harry Waugh, Morris Cascly and Austin Jardine. The losing team were: Kenneth Hues- tis tuaptalnt. Bobby Hogg. Claude Waugh. Donald Waugh, Lowell Hogg. John Waugh, Darius Hogg, Harold Driimmond. Lloyd Hogg.

After a beautiful supper served by the ladies. other sports were ooiiductcd by Lloyd Hogg, Morris Cnsely, Bobby Hogg and J. Austin Jardine.

100 yard dash t7-9 ysarslt l. Vivian Waugh; 2. Elaine Waugh; 3. Nowell Casely.

10-l2 years--l. Donald Waugh; 3. Elizabeth Ramsay.

Boys 12-15 years-1. Neil Clark; 2. Harry Waugh; 3. Donald Waugh.

Boys, 8 years old)-John Casely; 2. Brian Waugh.

Girls, 15 and over--1. Phyllis Hogg; 2. Bonnie Woodside; 3. Jean Cairns.

Girls' sack race--l. Jt-an Ctiiriis; 2. Phyllis -llogg; 3. Bonnie Wood- sice.

Boys' sack race - 1. Neil Clark; 2. Donald Waugh; 3. Harry Waugh.

Egg throwing contest-l. Neil Clark and Elizabeth Ramsay: 2. Demon Hogg and Erma I-loglzi 3. Phyllis H025! anti Lowell Hogz.

Glrl5' spike driving contest-Wm-

lPalsy Clark. Muriel Waugh. Eliza- ibeth Ramsay. Jennie Clark. Mrs. W. Hogg. George Waugh. Bonnlc Woodsitlc.

The 1954 piriiir will be held on the first Wediiestlay in July at the saine place.

i l I , . - . , Howlan And Vicinity

Friencls and relativeit of Ben A. Arsciiault were grieved tn hear-of licr unexpected death at the age of 69 years which occur- red in Detroit. Michigan, Mrs. Arseiiault was Ursula. daughter of the Lite Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dolron of Bloomfield Corner. The late Mrs. Arsetiault was a lady of a ltlnd and gentle disposition who endeared herself to all who knew her. Her remains arrived in Sum- merside where her funeral took place. To all her sorrowlng fam- ily of eight children. also two bro- thers, Blrt and Felix Dolron. and sisters Mrs. Margaret Johnston, Mira. Emily Nolan. all of U. E. A., and Mrs. Felix Blanchard, sincere sympathy is extended.

Mrs.

A few veterans from Howlan attended the meeting in the new Legion Home at Bloomfield on June 33.

Messrs. Fran; and Paul Gallant left on June 22 for Lot 7 where they are in build a large barn.

Mr. and Mn. Ru Noonan and Mrs. Alban Auenault motored to

of Norway and Nail Pond will join

M mg”: 3.3. , the council later but they were not - mm, 1., i,,. 0., gong fpy-nygIpI'e5e1IL at the organization meet-

ing.

The slate of officers elected at the meeting were as follows: Presi- dent, Mr. Ray Handrahan; vice- prcvident, Mr. Wesley Gallant; sec- retary-treasurer, Mrs. Emmett Mc- Carthy. and the following repre- sentatives: Emmett Gallant. Wade Harper, Emmett McCarthy.

The teachers of the various dis- tricts automatically become mem- bers of the council for their dis- tricts and other members will be added if other districts join,

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Junior Closing At Tignish

-The annual junior closing of Tignish Convent and Dalton School was held in the St. Mary's Hall on June 2iid..

Mr. Joseph A. MacDonald ad- dreued the students and urged them to continue their education. He referred especially to the male studeiiis whom he said were iii- cliiied to leave school after Grades VII and VIII. Other speakers were Mr. Terrence Gavin -and Mrs. A. J. MacDonald.

The prize list is as follows:-

Grade I tEngllshi: Prize for Catechism. Betty Richard: highest aggregate. Muriel Hogan; applica- tion, Joan Keough..

Grade 1! (English): Prise fol Catechism and highest aggregate, Lucy Conway; Catechism, Hector Buote; perfect attendance, Lester Perry; application. Linda Leclair.

Grade I' (French): Prize for highest aggregate, Alban DesRoch- es; Catechism, Aubrey DesR.oches; conduct, Tilmon Martin; progress Auldcna Fennessey.

Grade II tFrenchi: Prize for highest aggregate, Billy Perry: Catechism, Frankie Doucettc; at- tendance, Leonard Richard.

Grade 111 tFrench) : Prize for highest aggregate, Leo Gaudet; Catechism, Lloyd Desftoches; ap- plication, Edwin Bernard; progress, Letitia Perry.

Grade 111 tEnglishi: Prize for highest aggregate, Freda MacPhee; religion, Philip MacDonald; at- tcndance, Roger Smythe.

Grade IV: Certificate and prize for highest aggregate, Marie Buote; application, Bruce Phee; conduct Helen Conway; Catechism. Cath- rine Mclniiis: certificates: Clifton Gavin, Ivan McRae, Clifton Har- per. Ralph Perry, Isabel Gallant, Frances Conway. Gerald Aylward. Edward Fitzocralcf, Eric McCarthy, Patrick Handrahim, Leonard Rich- ard. Leonard Doyle. and Clare Mclnnis. t

Grade IV; Certificate and prize for highest aggregate. Veynai-d Gludet: French Catechism. Flor- ciicc Richard; English, Leonard Hogan; music, Jean Perry; appli- cation. Gloria Gaudet; pollteipss, Roy Pt.-derscn. Certificates: Rose Marie Fennessey, Vincent Richard, Anida Desnoches. Billy Pedersen, Ivan Doucette. Norma Desfloches, Oswald Bernard.

Gracie V: Certificate and prize for highest aggregate. Carmella Gallant; politeness, Howard Doyle; attendance. Eileen Gavin. Certlll. cates: Ann Marie McAlduff, Alice Gludet. Marily'n MacDonald, Roy Macrtsc, Mary Irma Perry, Cecil DesRoches, Marjorie Richard.Janle Keouglt. Anne Marie Desftochcs Doreen Desftoches.

iiina tcam: Jean Cairns. Phyllis Grade VI5 CEYIIIICEIE Mid D1129 Hoizg. Dorothy Waugh. Fannie ml highest aggregate, Irene Har- il-mgg, Mrs M, C3591)-I 1””. E. per; religion, Audrey Richard, .HRl'd.V. Jaiict Waugh. Losing tcam: PEXKV SI"-3v LOTYBIHE Gllllnnl.

politeness, Freda Bernard; conduct, Clifford Martin; attendance. John Richard: music. Cathrine Bernard; application. Gloria Doucette. Cer- tificates: Eleanor Handrahan, Betty Hogan. Carrie Keough, Henry Richard, Laurecn Clohosscy.Arthur Feniiessey.

Gracie VII: Certificate and prize for highest aggregate. Opal sling. or: religion, Eugene Kinch; mm. position, Doreen Doucette; music, Doris Leclair.

HIGH ADVENTURE DRAMA CAPITOL, SUMMEIISIDE

-From the turbulent pages of Kenneth Roberts "Lydia Bailey." Twentieth Century-Fox has fash- ioned A brilliant motion picture of high adventure, lusty romance and violent revolution in the primitive jungle of nineteenth century. Haiti. The superb photoplay bearing the same title as the novel and embel- lished with breathtaking color by Technicolor arrived today at the Capitol Theatre.

An achievement of rare excite- ment and magnificent sco , "Lydia Bailey" unfold: 'the u orgettabls

sent. by his government to the

of the title. After braving the danger: of the jungle. he eventually located her. fall: In love and be- comes embroiled in the intrigue and insurrection of the Caribbean re- public as it ungngu in uvago re- bellion union the forces of Na-

Bummei-aulo recently.

poison. -

story of a stvuhbucking Amerlun

west Indies to search for the lady'

III MEMORIIIM

In loving memory of Mn. Lloyd E. lnmnn, whom God called home one year ago toduy. '

r " sleeping. Resting at last,

The world's weary u-oublol And trials are past.

In Illenco aha Iufferod, In patience alto bore. TIII God called her home To suffer no more.