GENUINE CASTOR IA ALWAYS

Fletcher's Castoria is strictlya remedy for Infants and Children. Foods are specially prepared for babies. A baby's medicine is even more essential for Baby. Remedies primarily prepared for grown-ups are not interchangeable. It was the need of a remedy for the common ailments of Infants and Children that brought Castoria before the public after years of research, and no claim has been made for it that its use for over 30 years has not proven.

What is CASTOR IA?

Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. 1t contains 0 neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Comfort-The Mothefls Friend.

Bears the Signature of

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"rue cm-i-Aun comuuv. mtw vcnm cm!

in Us"

Wilfrid (iziriihuni: ray lid-r. Ilullon; L’. .\lillll'll"‘ (‘larkiii ‘Price.

Purdie-llergusoii

llilpi. —l. l-Idiviirrl Horirby‘, 2, liiid Nit. iii-I ti, illcnuio lloirilu. . , , - .., ,., m]; 1),. ,[___1,l it-roilo \'i‘l. ..\‘ir. .‘diiri'i.~'.sr-y's llvpt.— “nub X‘ h n2]!l‘illgl‘lliflxllll‘— l Win, lll-ildin; 2. Pit-ton lirown; m-“ip- IX. Ii, l.u\\' l'll('l‘ lhimpbtlll. (irziilc \l'l. Uswuil .\l r llfliiiiiilssryis Dopt.~l, Cyril

“yum, .\ Ulllllllll 2, lliwgglo McDonald; 3, n1(.\;,,m)n',, .\lillll'l(‘t‘ llilurtlon. (lrzide V. .\‘llS.-l - .. .\li-i)oii:ild‘s >DopL.—-1, lAlli-illli Con- AQ-nodfl holly: 2, \\'in. .\li\|nl_vro; 3, Josoph l‘ Wlnivivr. (iiiido \’. bill-w; Niiirna-

l: ghanK-z lli-ptr-l, llnrold liilaliur; 2.

' ll ifriiul-is Nli-‘Miilliin; ti, Stuart Mabel-

l ‘iiin. (iriiilo lV. M w‘ Flmiicis’ lit-pt. l ‘W1, Tliooililril McMillan‘ " i_,»; .\li'.\lili;in; fl, Layton Trill.

f/‘iiiil. tin..-

QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL.

', Arliiui" lioguu. MvllliiialiYs liPpI-rl.

(irzidc Vil-l. .‘iii'.

r. it l'l‘il(l(‘ Jenkins‘ l)upt.-—-l, Alfruil k rid-tars; llnllvm illiiilduil; ll, J05. ll (lraili: ll. bliss 'i‘o\viiii‘s

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MARKET BUlLDl-NG open all day Wgflnegilly to receive parcels for Y. M. C. A. rummage sale. ROTARY- Trofessor Stewart will address the ltot-ary =Club at their luncheon on Thursday.

lPi-ofassor H. L. Stewart, accom- panied by his son, Master Edgar, arrived in the city last night. They are the guests of Rev. \‘V_ni. Orr and Mrs. Mulligan.

A CORRECTION-tin the let-ter yesterday morning signed Presby- terian, the first line on page six should have rend Anti-Unionist, iii- steiitl of Unionist and in the post- iliript ~40 to l should have rend 4 to

ARE YOU HARD TO FIT-The llolvndos (Jo makers oi the 20th. Century Clothing are specialists in lititliig people wllio are iliffii-iilt to tit. Mr. Nevens, their roprisseiilu- liv-e, who will be iit our store all (lily Tuesday, the 15th., is‘ himself an expert clothing llvSll-fllvl‘. Como in Tuesday and sec tho now over- i-oiits and suits iliS wcll as a won- dental range of firbrivs in which these are made. Moore & lllclicod Limited. 1i

MR. CJR. NEVENS (ltiilflfilléllflll: as 20th Century Clothing. .\lr. Nev- ens of ’l‘0ronto, will show the new

this store all d-ziy today. Ml‘. Neveiis will be glad lto take your i|irinsiii~tuneirts iior suits or ivvcr- (‘Olllt-l to be made up to your ordi-r by the foremost titilorinlg iastiiblish- mom. in the Dominion, Mooro & Micbeodls Limited. ll

11v MEMoRIAM

MR. JOHN H. BYRNE

Tiler-c was profund rcgrct. felt by many friends throughout this pro- \'llli‘l‘ in the news oi the (loath of Mr. John ll. llyrnc, which occurred at Grand P-rairio, .-\lta., on the 7th, inst, at tho ago of 74 years.

Deceased hud been in robust health iintll about thrco month»; iigo, WllUll lll‘. (‘t)llll'lllil.l‘ll ha (irippe from the efforts of \\'llll'll he pencil- iully pussvil ziwiiy in Si. Joseph's llospltnl thorn. "l‘be late Mr. Iiyrno was born in (lnorgcloivn and was for inztny years Station Agent there and one wt‘ tho most izoiupotient olllviail-i of ilii- l’. ill. l. Railway. Through ills "OllTlPUllS and kindly lllilllfllll‘ ho

_. Illizoruvhtes. ‘lfiili-pt.- l, Pius (ializighzui; 2, Louis

illunzigliiin; 1i, Jack Slflltlllfllll and: r Yhiiip Hogan. (trade dl. bliss Gal-l t

l Juno's l)i.1pt—-l Joi-i. ilmrrdon; 2,l \

i ll. Benedict Ibullnghnn; .'l, Joseph Pepi era. (i-rullo 'l. lliiss (izillniiti-i Dept. hi-l, Roburt Willi-aims; 2, Elllllilflln $ll‘ll'l‘ll<ll)llll"l‘j ii, ‘iiciijitiiiin Perry.‘ ll

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:lil'lllll‘ l. MW- Monzigliaini-i 'Dc>pt.~l l‘ l, Scvirrinus .. senaulil; 2, Frank, ZlMvLr-ild; I‘ llnph lll-illnnis. Griuloi

ll. Slims Vcsseys 'l)i~pL., 1st Division: bH-tl, llarry d; 'nliuin; 2, Geqrgel lu-i-iviii; Ii, Daiiii-l Miilllll‘; 2nd Div- ‘Mjlou-q]. llarrirzon Yates; 2, “iillie l< isliei‘ and ‘llilFDlll 'l‘rniuor; (l, John i‘ llrkliiiioii. ti‘ l

I_Q-OW"QQQOOTOQQ-§QQ-QQQ+*Q’ * M ~n,s first gradeil Tiny-tot e l SHOP jficffiinffi, Toilet lilzltldsiilrtde l)?! P31‘ ' McLcllan Pllwllfir l Ebrpressly in?

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for Babies

An antiseptic Powder that cools and comforts the skin.

Mail orders Dre‘ paid.

~ SHOE 60., LTD. Sunnyside Ch’T0wn, P. E. I.

Only i25 cents a box. Also Tiny-Tot Siaap,

pressly for Baby's use 10 cents a cake.

Melilllllllll IIRIIG 00.

The Rexall Kodak Store

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PHONE 219

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-—B0ilers —Culenders -Trflys

-Claw Pans -Roof Plates -Packing Tables -Stove Pipe

(Hand Made)

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Vho ever t- ed anything better?

MEYER - MADE BREAD

-YOUR STAFF 0'

In flock or made at shortest notice.

Phone, write or call. The

lame prompt attention in each case.

'r.rr"rr TRIIIOR

LIFE

A requllslte for the nursery. i

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iviin- highly (‘Sllifllllflll by all clas-ees iinil i-rooils, and vory popular with his follow railway imon of all ranks. ilo wins a i-zipuhlia business mnii and his invcstnienlu as well us his svrvlres in the West. proved very successful. it was his iutontiian be- lore lic lJQHllllP ill, lo l‘(‘ll."U on ii pension from his position as :1 Felogriipli Operator and conic cast m“ ‘illmmfi? and looked forward F" l‘ lltllllly -'-=_ iolirn with his fam- lly lii tho Unilr-d Stairs, but Prov. lllfilllfit! \\‘llll‘ll otherwise. f ‘l’. ieivcs to mourn his domige, oui soils and t.\vo daughters viz ' p m. ., _ . .. (‘flrimml lelllllllr 0f iliiisic, Sourls ,OllVDlllI Mabel, Trained Niirgg fil-vlil, Ellllllbllll IL, Naiimm] hm,’ (iélrldlw: ‘('11. Nlontpelier. Vt.; I . "9 i- ..

‘ .-. t. ildiylanil, Cog-puny Co” Baltimore, Mil, Jqh" .H “m” I Y» zici-oiinianl, Sljuihily 1008mm’: live Engineer, Ieflvelqloke B C ils ' . .- ' ' " l‘ otiio sisltrs, Mrs, p_ Mdcmm (iniilotttltoivn. and Miss" llyriic. Vancouver, H H proilcccnscil li-im some 31,,"

\ ’ Ti This milieu. l" ilEiiilAl. . lllillilli

“Ill lied incizizi cffzm-Eizii live years age, d" wild have saved indescribable misery," says Mr. r‘. Asiiridgmoi ll, Si. l’:iulSt.,

nus, Ont. "The intense palm l'I‘|Z tans» d rnc lucryout aloud in agon‘

“ Ilui lug my venrs of suilcring l lrii( illfil about rieiyrning that l heard was pmil for pilrs. ll “as quite useless, however, fllill l iit-spaii-cd until one clay, lite-r using; a unmplv: bun 0i Znm-Buh liul n liicutl liappiiiiril i0 bring along, iicll such pioumiiiri-il case that l was ‘llkluilfiiflfll ll) prrsv-ierc with (he trenh omit l gm rim-ugh three bores of 'iun link Ill All and h)‘ that time lu my ' ' all i-i-irle-nci: of the piles had ' ' >n|~ "

l» ilvsu» .-.-|-,;, ulcers, clc., no one ‘mold vior kill-viii in an operation v-fniu tri-ioi; Zdllbllllll. Tdllllffllllwllfld -ili;il lulu» \\Ill| its unique soothing, wailing; and ge-imiiritlul properties cannot n- iqinllli-ll for dialing Willi pain, sorc- m-i-i .\\\"‘lllll|_l or iuiliuiiinalion.

7 n-lloli IS tllwv sillbllllltl in eczema, 'ii ltl d iinuinls. rlinps, cold-cores, 'l'_‘\ l.‘ll'l illlll scalp sores, burns, scaldl,

'l -i, rheumatism and

(ll all ding;- Yum-lull. (in , T: ronio. send FIE! tilt Sllllftl cn rrccipt o! put

models in 10th Century Clothing at l‘

special A '

l M. Kelly . . . . . . . . . . . - .. M. Trainm

-HORSE8 8Hl-HPlED—i.\l-r. John

Home of Winsloe, shipped yester- day seventeen or the finest and heaviest horses that has been ship- ped for Ybar, averaging 1389.

Jctoss HOTEL, HUNTER elven now open. A contort-Na country ‘hotel with all modern convelllencfil

where speclal attenitilaule given to the travelling public. Sample room,

tlon. 13.1w. TQYIOP. M09719")?- 1-164954-5-16-tu-tf

ALL MEN ARE mvniso T0 in- spect 20th. Century models. Mr. Ncvens of Toronto will be 518d 1'3 show the new 20th Century Bull-g and oveycoams to all men interest- (‘ll Tuesday, the 15th. Special‘ suremenlt orders ElfldlY fine“ l‘: Moore & MUDOOG Limited.

BOWLING

On the v. M. c. A. alleys. the o. 0-d- w-r silt‘: defeated Grade IX Tues ay i

noon by 05 pins. it was very ex-c t- lng. Gritlle lX having ‘the 16M! “P l° the ‘last inning. Percy lilcllllllls °l Grade X made the highest ellllglfl 01 230 and ‘highest total of 622 pins.

Grade X-

160

104

156

129

239

652 087 788

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..2127

156 209 100 114 168

161 119 192

8 95

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2062

in“. r Baseball

Saturday morning on the West KPlli. School ilZa-mond. the BPBVQH

by the score oi 29—1‘2. The iine-up:— Braves Grade Vlll‘ lCntcher Squarebriggs . . . . . . . . .. Stevenson Pitcher . (loss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Willlnmisl 1st -l3use Marley Worthy, l Plckard

McDonald,

Ward Cook Cameron . . . . . . . . . .. Sqziarebriggs, iC. Field l Nicholson . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Raymond: L. Field | lllclnuls . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Archibald,

BASKETBALL

On the ‘Leagliie floor on Wednes- dziy night, the Kill Kare Basketball team defeated tho Radios by 14 to

7

The following is the line-up. Kill Kare Radius Whzilcn

‘Forwards M. Brothel-u . . . . . . . . .. M. Connors V. Mullen . . . . .. ..

r———~—- . . . . . . . . . .. lDOSRUPlTPH o" lllB LBHl-{llo floor on Thunsday night, the M-argiiarites‘ilefeatnil tho l\l.‘ll Kare team by a score of 0-3. ' Tho following is the line-up. Kill Kare Marguerites (lizards Hogan . . . . . . . . . .. C. Campbell K. Coyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. G. Walsh Centre V. Mullen . . . . . . . . .. M. Modrligan '- Cullllfllll’ . . . . . . . , .. i. Johnston Jforwands ll- Wynne . . . . . . . . . .. B. MCQlllllll ‘_*'_- . P. Flynn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. E. Connolly

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The l0lil0\\'l“" is ‘ho llllfi-llp:—— Catcher ll- Stevenson . . . . . . . .. W. Collins iPltclier J. Cameron . . . . . . . . . .. ‘I’. Mclunlu _ 1st llliise P-"llrliisc . . . . . . . . . . . .. n. lam-its 2nd IBIISQ . \V:ilknr . . . . . .. J. Squarebrigigs ‘ Ilril Iliasc " ll Molnnir: ‘ _ Short ‘Stop l. Nelson . . . . . . . . . .. ll}. (Lirnbiiin R. ielil N. ‘McDonald . . . . . . . . . .. T. no. n lc. Field '- Mel-end . . . . .. n. Squnre-hrltigi; ' i.. Field ‘ \. Mclnnls . . . . . . . . .. s, ()1

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‘TDBEQCOIIO game of the W. K. S, Qaseball League, wlas played p". woenmlhe Giants and the Ila-ii Sox Thursday. The game was a good ixiilbltlon of llilll, the (iianls win. 'lllln out liv a score of .17—11.

lwr- L011 Clllllpbell umplrod.

Plie lineup was as follows:——

M“ Red Sex

iii‘. Runlahzin

W. McLeod . . . . . . . . . . . .. D. Grant 1st IBaso

'l. Fibers . . . . . . . . . . . .. L. Jenkins 2nd Base

‘l. Walker . . . . . . . . . . .. A. Stewart 6rd Base

livery and taxi servllica in eoimec- _

oi‘ lGrade Vlildcfeated Grade Vlill|

AT THE STRA STOCK QUOTATIONS

l-lAIllFAX, N. 3,, (Quotations iuriiishcil lby Johnson and Ward iinrnlb-ers Ill/l the Mont- rezii Stock Exchange.) Bell 'l‘clcph0no .. llrmnplton ,Sl. Lawrenco Flour ‘(Jttiiivzi Power ...... .. Cuba Cane Sugar Pfil _ Pan American Potrolvuni Aincrliain Can ...... .. Brazilian Fraction l-lowaril Smith Pill lliloviiril Smith (Jo-in Spanish llivei‘ Pld FSpznlish River Coin . lSteel Coinipuny oi‘ ‘(tillllilllll llirltlsh lihilpii\o_.Sli-cl 1st Mid llmiiiimns ............ .. . ijli i Shawl n lgzi ii liilllYPllilllL‘ Pulp . ill! Canadian (lunvral liilii» rli: 100 f‘¢-il:i<l"|n Sls-iliuship Coin Canadian Steamship Bid ‘ ‘ ii '.'l<l| ---..

Dominion Bridge

i\‘l\lll‘.l't'2ll l'll\Vll' l.

National Breweries ..

Winnipeg l‘i.(“'ll‘l(5 .

Aiiiuitir Sugar

.A‘l(.'lll.§'tJn ....... _.

Am. (‘or and Foundry‘

Am. ‘imvoiiiiilivii

Aun-ricun Snivlting it: Retin-

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.-\niuron<it| ( ])|ll‘l‘

(fniiiidizm lhivifii- Railllbillly

New York Central _

Cuba (Juno Sui-air

Crucible Steel ..

lnternniioiizil Pnpei"

Kelly Springl"~ld

Mex PUlHilPlllll

International .\lor Mai 1o .

Press Stoi-l (‘or ..

Reading

Southern lhii-iiiv

Studebaker .

[Tnioa Paciiii-

Lltah Copper

U. S. Steel . MONTH A

1934 Vlii'.l.1r_v .

i933 Victory .

1932 Victory

Zliiiy 14-

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. 98% L EXCHANGE .. 103.1" 105.50 .. 1117.90

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1991/.‘ 24s | July 115%

EANKS Dank Commerce . Bank Montreal wpgnt ‘llay lltl - ‘. iiil-T. Srgorn Mliv 78% Jlll)’ 7x74‘ 3pm 7* Oats wry ‘lllllfl ~liil’:-' W.’ 5W‘ 41%.

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PARK CORNER.

The standing: oi‘ tho lltlllll-‘l 0' Park (jm-por school for tho month o; Amp; lGrailo vii-l. lluwl Bernard; g, Amy (himpboll; _ Ii. Mrytlo iBei-nnrd, Olga lliirdiilg. Grade \Y,[_--~.l, liclen liSi-wurt; ‘.5. Mary llliirilliig; ‘.1. Everett Tlorniiril. Grade V.——l, llarolil llivrniird; 2. James ‘Cumiibi-illl: 7i. Jllllll Sllfllll. GFIltlO liv.»-1. lArlllili" ‘Plllllfivlll 9~ Muriel Montgomery; 3, (ilonnir: Mr- Kenzio. (lriide llil.-~1. lililcieii llow~ nit; 2, George lStcivurt. (irailo ll-l. —l, lVIarren lSim. 2. KlillllPlll ‘Pid- geon. ‘Grade l.— . Joan Slf-‘lvllrl; 2, Jlllsie Ali-K-uy; 3, Jennie HOWZILI.

PUTS HEALTH llNll VlMilNTll WUMEN

So Says Mrs. MacPhei-son of Lydia E.Pinkha.m'sVege- table Compound

Brantforri, Ont.—"I was always tired and the least exertion would put me out. for a day or two. Ihad a pressinflpain on t e top of my head,

sin in t e nape of m neck. and when

stoo ed over I coul not got up with- oul: he , because of psm n my back. l did not sleep well and was nervous at the least noise. l keep house‘ but I was such a wreck that l coud not sweep the floor nor wash the dishes without l ing down afterwards. A frie d liv n near me told me what Lyd a E. P nkham's Vegetable Com- pound had done for her sol began to take it. With the first bottle l felt brl toi- and tsol could wash dishes on swoepw thout having to lie down. Later l became regular again in my monthly terms. l have taken ton bot- tles all told and am now all better. I gm truly any that your wonderful medicine cannot be beaten for puttlpg health and vim into a woman. ,5

l. Cameron . . . . . .. N. Rattenbory Short Stop

B. Rosa . . . . . . . . . . . . .. H. lloss

, Charlottetown

. L. Cough»

"r hi"; Hi: “".‘i"'i“‘¢'.?l" l“ ' L, or 6"“ L. 1.55“ fioiilidlepluce-

, m‘ _ s, achqor any other {firm of female wulmeu wri the Lydia" khan

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‘WHO ARE MY DARENTSTWIauM rox SPAI. o

~ sylvaiiiii-\Viest Virginia

I as well lie in Cllllifl.".l\lbOlll 200,000.

their Institution after their success

dlFor Budd's Kidney Pills Have Made

UCIOPP ND TODAY .

___i_i__ ‘CANADA SEEKS TO FORESTALL FUEL si-ion-mciz NEXT WINTER

OTTAWA. 0111-, May 10.——Feiler- al and provincial govern-meats oi Canada are trying to iind a way to nicct next winter's fuel demands without leaving ‘the country wholly dependent upon the Vnited States having in mind the threat of eni- bnrgo inst [all when American com niunities were suffering 'll‘Olll a shortage.

Canada has vast stores of both sol-t and hardlcoal, but transportii tioii (lifficultles will prevent lheii (ievelopment so llonl: as the Pen hard iron‘ field continaec to produce and tbori is no check on GXTIOYIEIJTBSHITIOII) before a Senate irnm-iuittec iiidi cates lllflil Nova Scotia can meet al

for siiibstilluto for anthracite has iiol been successful The richest hzird coal field known

moved from and, as one expert said. "it lnlglri

transportation lines

000 tons oi‘ fair quality nuthrzicili (‘Olllll be prodiircil libero lby stri]

mining. and sub-surface mining, ll -‘

ivzis said, would bring out ‘billion:

oi‘ ions. ‘fhe deposit is in the llll)‘

and Smoky Valleys of Alibi-rid. ——-—~——-€-O}

CARD OF THANKS

The Sisters ol‘ Charlottetown Hospital doslie to cxpri-ss their iloup ll[l[lI‘t‘(,'l£l‘llOXl and gratitude ti .\ll"5Sl‘t-l Provrso llros. for their valuable oiii-i-k of $150, piloted p

iiil ;\lllll\\i.~';ll‘y Sula.

New Bruiiswicliqliady Is Enthusiastic

Her Well Her Kidney troubles soon disap- peared after taking Dodd's Kid- ney Pills.

l‘..i't;i','i=. t-Spvclu‘)

“l flilll glad to lllfllliiill this to i- inrznial for the bent-fit of those sill‘- ferlng as -l ivns. Your l)n-;lil‘s Kid hey Pills li:ive completely roliovcd mo in a frw month's lrczilincnl. oi i‘. -p:|inf'ul >l).'ll'l\'ll(illl‘ wlili-Ji was vi-ri sovi-ro at. times, and whicih lltltl ibnitho-rcii mo. for a period Mi’ seven or (‘ll-Llll IlllOllllll-l.

'l‘hi.~i statement in ni-zide by Mrs. (i. klzirzirrall, who lives in this placo.

llodil's Kidiiov Pills strengthens llll‘ kidui s and piit them in shnpl to do lllllll‘ full ivork of strzilniiii tho impurities oirl oi‘ lhe blood 'l‘hoy have relic-veil l‘l10llEl.'lflllS oi female sufferers all over Canada.

‘fhoi-c is no reiison why anyone llfllllil ('0l"lllll('. to suffer when liodilis iiil‘ y Pi“. fill] bo idyliiinul from l)l".l.l ‘s r w-yiwhere, or Thv llodils .\ii .i..ine t >., Ltd, 'l‘oi'i)'ilil

rusnrni“ arnons

We have a new stock

llivcr, N. 13., May l-l.-—

of rubber aprons in following: colors. Green trimmed white. White trimmed green. Blue trimmed white. Grey trimmed grey.

Very serviceable and very pretty. Price $1.75. i

ilosmiiiiils for soft coul. ‘The sciiiwb _‘ Pennsylvania

in Cunnail is in Aliherlit, it is ‘far re- 111".

The White Drug Store V,

room 3.1a; marrr 1 m“ m. Mfltlneej- Adults 18c. Children 11c

gllfilllflut91lg, Children 11¢, LAST. TIMES TODAY TO sea‘ \ The Twentieth“ Century Melodrama "will! IRE MY PIREIU" gummy-renew w; M‘

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erases net. ~ - - we V’ ‘WHO ARE MY PARENTS lwlllllldlhlfqggsrscini mooucno

A vita.‘ problem of American Society. portrayed In a power

fui Drama of emotional appeal-an splrof llllb and p,"

9-—STARTLING . ACT

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MON. TUES. MAY‘ 21-22

ONCE UPON A TIME, A CARDINAL, who hadln him the power-to make a nation great, placed upon the throne of France a KING, who knew "Ho," gratitude nor thanks. Bit by bit, in his last d , the CARDINAL felt his influence over‘: the King grew weaker; iblt by bit he saw that there were TRAITORYS in the confidence of the i KING who would sell their country to its enemies, if only they might benefit themselves by doing 5Q

THE CARDINAL WAS IOLlD and very weak. m, KING was in the hands of the enemy, 0y" m, c", dinal lhovered the shadow of death. The power that he had ibuilded for himself In six lonq yearn seemed slowly .to vanish from his hands. One false move and he was lost.

AND YET HE WONl How? See RICHELJIEU as given by the SAINT DUNlSTAN'S DRAMATIC iSOClETY.

Three hours of solid entertainment will give you the answer.

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ResizRvi-zl RILES__37C’ 52c’ 80c SEAT SALE OPENS THURSDAY MORNING AT 9.30 A. M. AT-THE THEATRE

TODAY 3.15. NIGHT 7 AND 3.45

PRINCE

Matinee, Adults 16c. Children 11c.

EVMlIIILOrc-hestra 26c_Bs|oeny 21¢ Children 11c_ .1 l. ' ‘

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HELENE‘ .1 RICHARD > (‘HADWICK 91X

IN THE KIND OF A COMEDY EVERYBODY LOVES