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Uniyr tho Distinguished _Patronage of His Honour Lieutenant- ' ' Governor and Mrs. Heartz.

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Synopsis oi the Story?-

Iiiil starts out by. then he does. After which he tries, but

unfortunately, that is to say he could, it is clear then that our

nero was. _-'ind had hc not. Wil

now. is it too lute? No. Nu. Euipliutlcully no.. You have three

chtinces yourselvzs to see and Musical Comedy

Nor oNE sscoNo's

Chi|dren’s Matinee, May 4th,2.40 P. M.

Night Performance, May 4th and 5th 8.15 P. M. Prices-Matinee-Children 25c. Night-50:: and 75c.

Seat Sale Opens Friday Morning at 9.30 A, M.

J ~\ ~- -. I 1 5*? ‘~ Hffé _ __ _|n..,n Nfl;-tie" by tae anim-men to mourn on ion oi their bmtner.'

' 1 i There who, in the eastern end of the Pro- one iilifir MN. ?{6|.i,C\\jmPb°“»°“‘|

. -- viucg set out their traps sud lines din bro'-?A°f» U|'.°l¢°\°- in °“¥m°'°"" -~'+- l ooui res anna of noiiintet, onli.

on Saturday, Blth The lpast few

o`s the,litilc girl? Yes. it’s her

get the right twist of this brigiit

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greatest lover as ' _ the hero of_ the U `

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produced f r o m

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SHOP lim Hoimsiis, Gatsiegt

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NLI. 69008 st iiiihoiessts prices

for Friday spd, Saturday st. 8. A. llc Dousid's 718-449 Si.

‘ _ _ ' 01.28 001.7008! for boys; -- -First of May Bale. $1,00jper pair. 'Moore & llcirsodftimitsd. ~

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aio mAv s`AL'l Frida n Saturday at B. A. Mcbousldza M

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ODD LIN! Q MIG! NBGLIGIE

Shirts for salon; worth 32.25 enola. First ot May Sqle, Friday and Sat- urday. $1.00,.el¢h. Moore & Mc- _Leod Limited." _ 705-+29-3i

SEE 'rl-|OaE‘WONDERFUL"i1ats

for women at $3.75 each. Moore & McLeod Limited. 705-4-Z9-3i

FUNERAL novice.-ras tuner-

al of the lute Alexander MacLean will take place this afternoon from his late residence at iMiilton_ to Highfield Cemetery. Services start- ing at 2 p.m, Rev. D. .\i. -Lamont officiating clergyman.

PLEASANT GATi-|-ER-lNG.- A

large number attended a most en- joyable whist and entertainment in the Odd Fellows Hail Tuesday ev- ening. under the auspices Q the Rebekahs Lodge. Previous to the whist, the- chair was taken by t\4:rs. Roland Meikie, when a delightful short program was given. consist- ing of solos by Miss Ethel Coffin and Mrs. J. J. Stewart; reading by Mr. George Beers and a duet by .\ir. T. W. Bentley and Mrs, .l, J. Stewai-t_ Mr. John McNair, super- vised the whist tables and capsbly handled the hell. The ladies' prize was won by Miss Bessie Duffy and the gentlemen's by Mr. David Bethune. The ladies' consolation prize went to Miss Phoebe.‘McDon- aid and the gentlemen's to Mr. Ernie Barrett, Dainty refreshments weer served by the ladies and the gathering dispersed shortly before midnight.

Q. S. S. Baseball

League .Schedule

The following is the schedule of

games to be played in the Queen Square School Baseball League: _

Tigers vs. Dodgers-fl`hursday.‘

April 30.

Dodger_s vs. Cardinals-~'I‘uesday,

Moy 5. `

Tigers vs. Cardinals-Friday,

)_/./-/~f'/ BEBE DANIELS Loislililson

- f” Dunst 9 tmiishemsi.

Beaucai --r.

FOX NEWS WEEKLY

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Valentino Picture at

of France and En

Etlw

\\'<- had ii for-ling lu:-'t'ni;,;iu u

\\'t- .<:it \\':ittfliing ";\ioiisii~ur iii-:iu i-air:-" on thc sure(-ii ui tho i’riiii-is 1-Itltvzirii 'i`l\i-aitre, that wt- \\'ci'i- noi liniking att at screen production but that in some magic fnsiiiou \\'-‘ wt-1-v hack in the l8tli century. ii -til.-nt :spot-taitnr in tiic i£il\if*\`il\\- court of that dissolutc innnurcli. Iiouii-l XY of ‘I~`i'zincc_ I-`i‘om wliiili you muy gather that. tht- vt-ii_‘u-it-, which niurks Rudolph \'ulviituu..- rt-turn to the screen, is somftiiinll |u<.rt- than a spectacular, roiiiuiitw, tn-tunu--tirnmu. lt is a llviiur. i>\"“\` thing document. vivid, iiiwtlilflfiiu-" air:-tiiuito and fuscinutinil.

Story value has not been mndo

sub-servieut to scenic investlture. The hug.. sets and imriteoll-‘i \i‘i1D‘ pings are merely secondary to tht? thrilling adventures of the dashing prince of Franco, The iiiio l\:iutl oi' l)li‘e-ctnr Olcoit is e\'f’l‘ Dl`99f’“l U9 tt check. lest the sheer mal-film* cence of the piece run away Will* thc draina it unfolds. 'l'he atmos- phorp ot’ the court. notorious for its intrigue and vice, is s\l!§ilC'S\€“l miner than porti'oyf>d~ Hilti in fl manner that oven tlw most rubiilli' puritunicui cannot censure.

in this Booth 'l`url\'ii\r.ton story,

from which Forrest ilulscl/ Y“f“l` the adaption. Valentino is vast as thc gallant ll-like do i‘lt:irtreS. Wh" mfuges 1,, marry the ciinrminr! Princess de Bourbon-Conti ut thc Kii\il's command. Bild “S “ ""'*"‘1' is compelled the flee the country- Under the assumed name of li--nu cuire. masquerading as the l»'u'iior to the French ambassador. iii’ i1“‘_"‘ to England and manages to will

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Ca,n’t Keep House Without Minard’s

C .E, Wright of Foxhoro. Mass.. writes as follows: " "Will you please advise me how l can get your linimcnt. l-can’t keep house without M|n|rd's_. We were never without it in our home in Nova Scotia." M|nard's is splendid for sprbiiiil. bruises, rheumatism, colds, etc.

Minard’s- Liniment

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@@» page potatoes.

The women o 'Ham 'hire 'Bdiiiool

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,, ‘ |.iune 8.

Tigers vs. 'Dodgers-Wednesday

_ June 10,

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Colorful Love Story glaiicl at The Prince ard ,__

ou<-<1-as to the -English court with- out rovciiling his true identity. 'l`iu-rt: lie _cnptivzitcs the beautiful luily Mary, unil iii(-idouiully incurs _thc :lt-.idly hatred of Lord Winter- sct, who finally exposes him as a l-mnmon lun-lit-r, A pardon from the l<`rr-iicii hint: ro(-:ills him to France, wiu=i'i- in- wins thc love of thc I’i'iiit-or-i.~i.

in his love .-icoiics Vzilentino rczi-

t-iu-.I hoigliis he has never yet at- ,t:iined_ The duelling episodes, es- peciziily the one in which -Beau cziiro lights off six utlversaries, are tht- most exciting ever witnessed on ilu- .silver shot-t. The supporting

mst is thoroughly up to the fine ` F1‘UW9\" FPO!" ‘U1

work of the star, Bebe Daniels is ,the Princess; Lois Wilson gives a _faithful portrayal of -the poor, ne- ‘glectetl queen; Lowell Sherman plays the King. All are featured

iwltii Doris Kenyon. l This splendid picture will be re- .poated this afternoon and evening

_for the last times.

_Miners Relief Fund

_ Amt. -Prev, Ack. $290.26, Butter ,<:loth\ini1» potatoes. i ,\ioiu. Annear, Lower Montague -5 iiugs potatoes. ` \'. O. Schirmer, Inwer Montague

bans potatoes. t C. ii. Ponte, Lower Montague, 2 _b;i,'.;s pntiitoe-3. ‘- I llavltl Wright. dnwer M0lli.9.8ll9» I2 imgs potatoes. _ lim-iii Wright. Lower Montague. _I hai: oi"i’arsnirps. _ in-it Mol<‘u.rlin»e,'Im_wer Montague. l bug p0ltit0Es.

Lorne Erehlaut, Georgetown, 3’

District por Mrs, Thggias Easton. -2 cases Eggsy '

“Srprlnlg Pnrfk \Vomen'u lnltitute 2

boxes groceries,

MA-X OF Min t’.i>er'H

Toronto, fair 52-#96 Montreal. Clear 56-40 Qtiebed: fair 52-88 Charlottetown, Cloudy 86-8! Halifax. fair 44-82 Saint. John, cloudy ........ BO-G4 Boston, rain 5!-40 New_“York, Cloudy . . . ... 68--46 ._.._._.gq->----- For, Every lil-lln¢rd’s Liniment. _

I Tigers vs. Dodgers-Tuesday.- _May i2. _ ` i Dodgers vs, Cardinals-Friday,

|.\iay 1,5, v

l, Tigers vs. Cardinals-Tuesday,

`lMeY 19.

Tigers vs. Dodgers-Friday, May

22.

_ Dodgers vs, Cardinals-_~’I`-uesday, ‘May Z6. i Tigers vs. Cardinals-I-‘rida_y. 'May 29. l Tigers vs. Dodgers-Tuesday., June- 2, `

D0lliZers vs. Cardinais-Friday

June 5.

Tigers vs Cardinals-Mondo

Dodgers vs. Cardinals-#Friday June 12. ll

Tigers vs. Cardinals-iMlonday`I

June i5.

17Tigei's vs. Dodgers-Wed. June

l)odgers vs. -Cardinals-ildriday,

June 19.

Tigers fvs. -Cardinals-'-.Monday

June 22.

N0'l`|E-All games start at 3.45

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He who forgets his friend is -un-

grateful to him,

But he who forgets him God, is un-

gatefui to himself. -*Bunyan

I-`nr Every lil--)llnsrd’s Liniment.

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“Whoa Bill!"

` IT IS NOT GOSSIP!

_ lt’s a Fact I _s Raxnu.

coins i

SOLVENT ""’

Removes Come and Gai-

_ losses quickly and with. -

out pain.

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Pflhif . L PUUQ . l sn. ~KooAn.~$1'onz ani _

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May 8, I

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MDQH Co. to

- ii. Trio 'Selection-“Minuet

terian congregations will be held

rs, Aitken will no in attendance. There will be Sunday School in the

-Mrs. ~Howard Axworthy, Oyster

~presentat'ive is a visitor to iihe city.

The Misses Ann and Viola M-ul-len.

City, -left yesterday morning on a few weeks visit to New York.

Mrs. Percy Keenan has gone to

Somerville, Mass., having been called home owing to the serious illness of her mother.

. The many friends in itiown and country of Mr. Ja-mes J. Kelly. Fort Augustus will be pleased to hear -he is recovering from a eeri- ous illness under the skilful 0l1i‘9 of Dr, Walsh.

C. N. R. PROGRAM

THU RSDAY, AP Ril. 80,"1D25

1. Trio -selection-"Nights of omit' ness” (Ancliilfe) -dilort ilotlel ’ilnio. _ _ 2. Baritone Solo (a) “Sane-tua.ry" (-Hewitt), (.b) "Harlequin" (Sand-‘ erson)-Mr. Trevor Rees. _

3. Violin -Solo-‘-s°,uven1r" (Dradla)

-<Mr. Emile M-ignacca. f

Address. --at 4. 'lirio -election-“0Country Galt* een" trot-cy orauugeri- and Garry Hotel Tnio. " 5. C0n-tra-lto 'Solo (B) (Einar). tb) "I Love (Rubens)-Mrs. J. H.

(|Beetihnven )--4l°‘ont Garry Trio

DRY

The F9

Garden of -Deitpen ) .

(Dean.-i)-»For.|;_-Garry Acconxuianis-ts-»M'rs. 'l‘

on Sunday, May ilrd in the Baptist Among those who recently pur- Cburch Annandale ot 11 aan., in chased new motor cars in the town ,mm it In h0pEd_ may mac, “cure me presbytergau Church, Dundas, of Borden are Messrs. Ja-mes V-_ Mc- fm. hm.

t 3 in and in the Baptist Donald, and Chief Engineer Suth-

a - p. ., .

. erland. of the 'Car Ferry. Mr.

church mud” at 7 mn' ‘Bom nas Garnett Profltt of A. Horne dt Co

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"°" ‘M Rug' C’ E' “nm and W was the successful salesman. Clyde mv" muy meme n we

» lil . 0! 0 Traverse motor- - ' " ' . hi 'lt vis reported' that Mr. E. Bos-

BPIGIAL LOT of Curtains half szfnm emu;-igtzyqwn on Sl\turday,i“;;¢;Btf 3Lr¢l:l‘;‘é';g;e;r}‘c1;t;e;l=¢§n1a'5ge: well, produce buyer. formerly of 9"” 0 '-h° 'WN' °‘ “UF s*\°"°' the 35th. The! bmusiii il0lli° fi`°m' cnctieg nftgntef qnys and times wright Brothers. Victoria, content-_ Moors & Mclifod lllllllllil » ‘ the P. E- I. H°W“*|. Mr- °°".|°“ .muy wine to the ndvgntm-gunmen ,plates moving from -this Province

7°5'4'39'3* Cutllife. who hasibeeo I 9iil°“'- W who toil for a living on the deep in the autumn. Should h_e so tie-

"'"_ -that institution for the lon! D8i‘i0d‘wMe,.,_ cute, Mr. Boswell will be SMI'-#Y

svenvsonrfs eros.-noni °' m'° m§m"éemii" ggtgxdnfgg missed' 'A ha has 'mn °' ‘Md

. - . some on ov- . 8 W

penis' ns now-we have one toll, 1 t ii-I nd sdsaoids which ` . ~ -i r th surrounding country. mir! an oomiiim m so on at fftei-?'a»v9i=; roltiie condition otitis gg; °,§ef§"‘;§é,’;“:§e§°§°W§:{,§ 'Q ’"““ °~ ° . im' °m°°- -9°* ‘W0 'U19 01°! health, developed aiu'-nrinl S0090' Jobster “c'¢_m.y for me em-ty gan. As the talk dl* an approaching lui- ' n' Q\l0llC°°~ uf- c"um° i' ' 7°“g‘|ing season. lnlthe late season they D°m‘l“l°1l °1e°'~1°“ 'U b°°°mi“5 m°"° ‘iriitsr or mtv sA|.-s" mm- ;:';'r?:°;::':»’§:' ::i>i§;;ati:’°°“ ’°";E§"° ‘lt B°”“°“',,f;’,‘,°",‘§,"2f,f fgfffgzfgff sT‘¢)i?§“:<f¢f§i`oirl\ed:;:: "mc" Fda” m°mm‘ 'M -°°°° £110 307°” 35"- H‘“‘t°" NW" giYi.||1in:i`: org eritlgrywlrxter 'ie used when money ind will We” Ere” “N195 03011531 3l'~“dW UW 3”' where he -made many friends. -for canning mickens vote-catchers. may not -be without urday evening Moore & McLeod. --pgwugn his condition is quite seri- ' some lesson today. in a place less

Mr 'Freeman Hewitt and his son shmllef and 3 V“|““M°"b‘-"'“°°°_

Gripp'oor,evenwor¢,

is tt r n géiiéitltgts

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Many will regret to learn the

condition of Mrs. Grovesnor, mo- ther ot Mrs. Somers, ts not en- couraging. Her left foot is causing her great -pain and suffering owing to the arteries refusing to function and as the disease advances the foot is,~becoming more dlscoloi-ed so that gradually it is working up- ward. The doctors in the 'P. E. l. Hospital did not recommend an Dliernlivn owing to the seriousness of the patient'-s condition. Much sympathy _is expressed for Mrs. Grovesnor, who is Ibrave and pati- _ent in her illness, also for Mr. -and Mrs. Somers. who are passing _through trying days and nights or -sickness in their home.

The steamer Harland -has -been

making bi-weekly trips to Victoria on Thursdays and Saturdays. Sev-

months ago she had u serious oper- ation ln P. E. i. Hospital. She is not recovering us' rapidly as her friends wish. Time and warm sun-

Dr J Rnndolh Murchison, of

Valley to practise his profession. Recently he -purchased a new routi- ster car to aid .him in h's work, lic

Presbyterian Church Annandale ai Th 1 d . 1 th ,.0 d _ _ 10 a.in_ and in the Presbyterian and fheif'p{_ese"g';”§xc‘;ll8nfconenf is considered a very skillul physi. Chl-\TCi\ Dufldu 3* 2 Pm- tion at this season of the year are ,

'*'-“‘*°°"'“””' added 'inducements for the sale of

PERSONALS automobiles, thus increasing the ,hams hem ,H me Baptist Church at

_'f“'“'be‘ °! "h°5° w,h° Weed “b°“l' Westmoreland beginning on thc

M.,._Hen,y 1-_.Bnrgoyne.Granvili€, raising the dust' and -spending 26¢h_ Rev_ J B Daggen me,m,,_ was a visitor t0 the oily 'l`“%S<\Hi'- their leisure hours in exploring the _mn is _being ,m,'m,,d by 'mm ML

'heafny “pots °' °""' Pr°"|“°B° It ‘B Herman, of Sunrmerside, and mucii

Mr,-Male, McKenzie, Canoe Cove. estimated that the capital now tied good is antmputed from me Smal,

was n visitor to the city yesterday. up in those. horseless carriages on al enum

--- this Island -will approximate two `

Mr. J. J, ~MoKen|ie, Aubulrn, was lnttiillon dollars. is it any wonder

a -visitor to the city yester ay. t at driv ng horses have depreci- . -

____ ated in value? wisdom greater than Solomons in

clan.

.Special evangelistic sorvlcoii are

Difficult .problems may call for

the disposal of church property as the result ol the Union controversy.

Bed Bridge, was a visitor to -the Ralph, three year old son othev. wh h h , , City on Tuesday. George andamrs. someis, orfrryonl votgrgrcggxiyesso piggy anti.;

_-__ has lrecovered .from an attack of ’

Mr. L. R. Fullerton, -Ford fe' 5°" el f6Ver. The quarantine was . . , _

removed on Friday. can the funds be raised to tflett

sell out its share to the other, ilow

such purchases, when -as one -body they were -barely strong enough to carry on? Marshfield, Clydo lliver and other places may test -the powers of a commission recom- mended -by our recent legislature. Church buildings, especially in thc rural districts. are not regarded as very liquid assets. While it costs money to erect them, these proper- ties are not easily converted into cash. -

James Gillespie. of Long River,

received word last week of the death of his nephew, Mr. Harold Gillespie, of Hollister, -Culil.. which took place on A-pril 10. Mr. Gilles- ple was thrown twenty feet from li motor cycle he was riding, and was instantly killed. He was about 30 years of age and leaves a wife and one young child. He was engaged in fruit farming and owned large vineyards. Hs was the son of

mmimd' 7o5"`29'3f W# “L present' ‘tti Ii:/liboped that me! Mr. Chester McLean, of Little -than a dozen miles l'r°m tlihe

. 1 t of warm- , ; K i ton, ers or-

s. P. c. A. Mea1'.iNo._..'rnsw 2:-mlvesgliinlfgmzg .iiriiylinout a ae. §,‘:_';_‘_l:it‘Sol;°f,\;r':,i§]’“,.f,",f‘l‘,,ff“§i_.,l’,`I,'f‘,; 'f.f`§'.\yt°mf1e3t inenfuiort or nniinn Will be ii 11199'-WK 0|' "W SQCWU' aided improvement. 'muon ' Chester hi” .been ,,m,p10y. fashion, a father with his son. whom f°" ill” P"°"°“"°“ °‘ C"“°“Y ‘” 'ea -by liar. Howatt for several sam- wi- -may call Bram. They wow' Anilnlils on Fridly "filling at 8 Miss Lucy Higgins, of South Mel- mer, and is B good napa.-man, st.-on; belleveis ln luck, and were o’clock in the Maglstrate's Rooms. ville, underwent an operation at, Ogle" watching tor something to

City Building, 743-4-30-Zi tilt! H0Bi>.lU\|_ 0|; VVe¢_l“F5'-‘Mil Mrs, Samuel Carney is quite ill drop in their way lor which th_c.\'

-- est or e remova 0 an nerna - _ _ An, tt

-i>u~oAs ssav-icas. - united www. so or si... is rspmeu to ‘“ “°'°’°’“° ‘“ B°"’““ °“ ‘”°

service of the Baptist and Presby- be doing well. . _

had not la-bore-d. Ou the date nt a ceilain election being annuuticcil. the son came to town to interview the dispenser of hoodie. Hc__re- mindsd him of their former fidelity to the -party and pleaded har-l lor some flavor, whether money or rum. At first the dksbenser was reluv.-itiiit_ to comply \vlth the request. .lt length he yielded to continuous pleading and said: "Well, you mia- grn-blu ---, I suppose you must get something, so hero goes: if. Oil your honor, you and your futher promise to vote for us next mouth, besides doing your bout canvassing. l‘ll give you n cusc of good whis- kcy. An agent is here from ii-ail- t`ax, and i|c'll order tho goods. You shall be notified -hy mail its soon :is the "tlinlm" luis arrived." Bram wus sptcciilcns, .lust think oi' it! A case of whiskey just from the tztpl. it seemed too good tu be truo. So ilcli did ho feel on his way home, he wtitiltl not ciuim kindred with itockci`t~lit~r. When hc told the good nvws ut homo, it was resolved to make li glad feast to commemorate the occasion,” ln a wcck Ilrnin was notiiicd that the whiskey wus wuiilug his order ,so off he sped lor it, Un arriving homo :about dusk thc trciiuiirci' wits ibiouglit in, filling tho iiiiinblc n.iioil.> wltii it strong odor, which olll Bram called a "heavenly smell." Vilinds were quickly placed on thc table, also three of the bottles. Never before did the Drums have such joy. There were present it numiher of lussles, a fiddler. for tliograntl entertainment must be rounded off with a dance. When the company was all seated Iilruni senior rose in u dignified wuy and begun tliiis: “Gcntlemcn, fill your glasses und ict us drink success lo the Old party oi' victory." Tin: glasses were illi- ed, all crooked thc right elbow and the “droiitliy ones" drunk the con- tents ore thi- fraud was detected. With dowllderctl look nil stared at each other. Old Iimin being thc first to speak. said: "i be tl-_-~

ed. The party was so displeased,

tiiepores,thepaooolln§¢|m5m bfi wel elief. `

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_Better than a mum.-d pin.,

dozen bottles. labelled and 8 lockers, -filled them with W, colored to ii genuine tint. cov Hiffh With an ulster of straw i drenched theim liberally on tts ` s'tlc with whiskey. it was the ins odor that raised their 1?., and expectations. Should the ‘C disappointed with Adams may

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RUSTICO CONVENT

HONOR ROLL

Grade X-1, John Emue'

2,, Louise ‘ Gallant; 3, Cm Doucet -

Grade IX-1, Ethel B _ .

All!.0ln8iiL* Plnenu; :hrozga ‘_ i’lnc;|u

Grade V-ill-1, .La

2. Yvonne Pitrc, "rem Dom”

Grade Vll~1. N~l|i. }

2. Siinonnc Lerouit; (3?mll?iis?iI" Anne Gialant `"

G Vi - . 2, giuiléiilturgnuicl §.1fLl,'f"” Uvy-io “Y Grade V-1. Yvonn. _ Mary llrown;' l 3, i\iiiinl:eoi3;I;f|:; and Berenice Pitre (equal)

(trade iV-1, Louise (ini

Anne Gallant.

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Grade iii-1 (`oiin 0

l<‘runc‘iii Guilanit; 3, Mary

G-rude ll-1, -Marthe Gail

Cin:-on-co Doucette; 3, Beriuntt l’uu_uet

“Tillie I fill-Al. i.uc1eDol -Will- Doirmi: :i, silos mu.;

(Iuule l Ubi- Edourd iilautliii 2 Liliiir f)n.q\-~,,i,--,_ -‘_ mm i';J.ue|. '

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HE IS CHAMPION

SNORER OF U. 8.A.

The w.orid‘s ioudt-\.~it anorer lm bccn revealed in Yonkers.

-Giorgc Martinzo, 29_ 1. Maw,

li' U10 Stuff ‘isn't water!" Swear- wus arrested -in a chicken .viola ing. cries for revenge soon follow- lllld awarded that distinction. I

lic was charged with vagmnc

CNRW (38.4.4 Metres), WINNIPEG eral bags of ipotatoes. almost cov- Samuel Gillespie. forms.-ty of Long they refused to taste the food and 0-11 cnmplaiuit of an irate citize

MAN. Grill! the wharf, have been shippedlmver. who -moved to Camo,-np, went away mad, sober und disgust- who said Martinzo snored ,so no!

8 p. m. (C. T.)- ' __ - recently -to Charlottetown iby farm- mme Yeflrs 115°- MTB- Gil|@SDl€» gow WUS tile lnkc brought sily that hii chickens wore ' f Wei- W-“>°k ‘“°“-°f= . M- :::..:;22 “°-H- mf- .".:‘.;""r:;:.:.’;°.1r§';i°t.':.;i;;‘lr; :lr..°.‘:.t .l."i..t=11‘."°:;.f;“”‘"'

. i- ,_ Grow. , '- ‘ » ‘ - eo leo i. _

332mg, m_..- ' 15' '-be sold, to »bgy_-m0,|?;°;`,;-¢l;g':;-ees 'U was ii Miss Pickering from Clinton, WhiB_keY'-‘I Mrivlll, Drocured nn amp- arrest? (gjdkzielngollinydgg llliltlykg 2

Bedtime Trays) T519 fo;-‘ .thy _ ' . ty case, all ready icttereti, uisotwo lrom it-iid buzz saw duet.

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Mr. Burt Hook.

10 p. m.- _

Dance 'Programme by Wi\l¢ht’s Country Club Orchestra from Main Room, Fort: Garry

ONIRC (480 Metres .

ALBER

7 11.- m. iM-.»'r.)- ._i Bedtime Travel Tile read by M Conquest. _ i gonna] mi: N

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-plfohy Orchestra," Assisted

Vocal Aiiitiotl.

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Wooden Shoes C

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T HE people o_f Canada do not wear wooden shoes

at all, even in the fields!" writes Abbe Pierre, of

Gnscony. N o, the peasants there wear shoes of leather, althoiigh I should think that sabots would be much more serviceable, not only on the roads, but plowing' . . . And wooden shoes are far less expensive. Ah, that Canada is an extravagant country!" --

‘ Advertisements haven’t yet taken. the heavy wood-

en shoes from Gascon feet-nor yet the heavy wooden s oes rom Cascon m'nds. G th' ks ' ` Caitilidainth; future-I - ascony m m the past'

__ _Advertisements make the difference. They crisscross m_rpi_~ovemen_t_s_ in countless directions across the miles. They dists‘i'bute Fords, furnaces and .electric lights so

'_\,V,idtl`y that foreigners think you extravagant to enjoy

them They put you in touch with the latest conven.

‘icii"c"'e`_°s`. They helpso many people enjoy those wn.

vteiriehccs that their cost to you is -small,

You read- advertise ts to link C

host--to substitute sileeldwfor the pviitigrtelsg Wu othei_'wise'_wouid have to make in the lonely wooden shoes of isolation. _ _ _ _ _ _

Do-yotifi‘eiitl'thein regularly? Good habits' pay.

` _ Advertiserneiits are a reliable buying

#hide obtainable in no other.way

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