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Hoot Gibson Inf “Trick 0’Hea.rts” All Exciting Picture

The eternal appeal of the wilzl (.lli(lCOl‘fS and the thrilling West i. tticlll: at the Capitol Theatre, wherr "A "flit-l: of Hearts." the Universal llidilr» starring J-ioot Gibz-‘oil is now showing.

Just. as the sun sets ill tlle Wes’. with a coloring that is always dif- fcrelll and always Clllltrlllﬂ vrith its ailro of romance so the Western motion picture depicts the life of the sunset regions with n glailiour that no other local possesies. . It is this reason. no doubt. wilici: partially‘ accounts‘ for the warm re- rcpticn thatgrcctcd ‘,‘A Trick m Hearts" on its first sllolvinyi.

Added to the glamor of thi A in this picture. however. is the ex-

‘ ccllelit plot and flue acting of both the star and the supporting cast. It is evident tllat the players arr: an experienced lot and know what is UXhCClfid of them. There was 110' e. difficult moment. whether if tense drama oi‘ love lllflklllli. riur- inc: which the chnrnctcix. did ilu=. ilblv fill their roles.

llcot Gibzeon covers hinlstlf w-llll

_ glory. if he still hos a liillc room to accept more glory alter his 11ml! li:=.i cl siiectlsses. "A Trick of Hearts," ii: easily one of the finest bits o! riiieltziillincilt, the sitar has provid- l-d fer his large public. and ‘it

‘ lllz.l‘ki‘ti him as resting on the very pinllncil» of accomplishment ill nil-limp, out worthwhile productions.

rirergiit Hale is tho iloroinc nlld

ll beliutiiiil one. indeed. Rent)"; E8301], the director. could not have. nladr- a happier cholm in glviir: her the role. as she enacts ii. iviiil lhillm and skill. Joe Rickson, w»

ithi- villain. also was excellent. Olir old friends of the stage. Rosa Gore

‘imri Dan Criminins. repeat the popular hii; they made during their maily years in vaudeville.

(tillers in the supporting cant wllo did commendable work oi"- Htllvﬁfd Truesdalc. Hcinie Conkllil. George Ovcy. Nora Cecil and Grace Cunard. ‘ .

Added features are The Capitol serial. "Tho Masked Menace". an"

‘Tired Business Men". Our GuilyiU

Cfc-lncdy.

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lll 3x yearn farmers ofltlic United smut-s have increased itheir whisiat. .1» ililuetiou ‘by 17 pelr com. that of’ unis by i-I 1i.=r(-ei1t and that of pota- luvs by 111i per cent.

Titv teen-t oi‘ a German iliventorﬁs liiuilliliilm ltlikry that is Lflﬂlllltlfl -lo

‘ HKllLPYJ mid stronger than Milan's llnw used is solid to file in the 0P0‘

scnuuu sun snow THAT RAN TWO YEARS ON BROADWAY

K PRINCE EDWARD TODAY

Pacino-pith

RIOT OF MIR/I'll WITH‘ GEOIGE SYDNEN AND CHARLIE MURRAY. “Mcl-‘ADDEIWS FLATS."

' 1e ‘Trail of the Tiger’ and ‘K

MORE LAUG

STAGE AND scni-zizugiirrnilcrions t rallies EllWlllllI noun.“

For 4 Days at

MO UNTED POLICE — ELEMENTAL PASSIONS

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SAATION FROM

Sidney Alld Murra—y — A

Reach A New Height In Mirth-Making

"THE LIEE OF RILEY". A REAL MIRTIIQUAKE.

\Vil:lt a relief lrolll viewing ‘heavy dranllncr" of the screen is; afforded by “Tile Life of Riley". he feature-length comedy at the Prince Edward Theater! It is like a ight. frosty dessert.

George Sidney and Charlie Mur- ‘ELY. i-c-featllrcd in this film, cur-

iss A

GLAMOROUS ROMANCE OF OUR UN TAMED CANADIAN WEST

The great muscal romance that. has echoed ‘round the world. brings now to the screen ﬂowering in the midst of’ the Wild

- 0n the Stage —.— ATMOSPHERIC WITII BARBARA McNEILL AND ALBERT BLANCHARD, DUETS

AND SOLOS FROM "Run. MARIE." SPECIAL SETTINGS AN D COSTUMES.

HS THAN

Usual Prices

8 Iﬂflﬂﬂls tale of’ love Canadian woods. LAWLLSS MEN

PROLOGUE

With JOAN CRAWFORD

James Murray House Peters O B C ll E S T R A SPECIAL SCORE

FOX VARIETY AND . PATIIE ODDITY REEL

THE MUSICAL

"The Kiss Doctor" adds also to the laughter, while chrllls are sup- wlied by the serial. "The 'I‘ra‘ll of the Tiger."

L. 0. c. Basketball

JFIVE ACES WIN CHAMPIONSHIP ' fLawlor was a delegate to tho Otta-- her disapproval with the way Uh.‘ ccnsequcntly no strike will be called"

Last night in the L. O. C. gym n inst game of basketball wasp layed between the Five Aces and All Shin- es. The Five Aces won the game by a score of 38 to 23. which gave them the championship of the League oi the Cross for (1927-28). The game

was one of the best played for a ,lcng time. and although the All

‘clnedy teams are natural mirtli- . h t‘ nlaking material for the screenhigggxéeﬁolfﬁé put up a ec c

Each cf these comedians has been. Fdlcwmg Me pames and scores.

ainiy prove the contention that

1; de 15 11 (1 m1, 1y bvson, of the R. C. M. P. unit. at Tor- 31123; landfill.“ send Marlowe. butjfcnto. The latter will be replaced at by various circus and sidcahowlTorcnto-where Instlwtol‘ 115"?“ l5 girls. and the justly-famous buxomiln wmmlndwlll’ H Bllllﬁfllllﬂldel" Hume buauml iaennings of~Prince Albert.

All in all. "The Life of Riley" l'l "“""*" f an excellent comedy dish for thosal w*“°°’-P"°°7 Palleflllllw" W" "a", who like to smile, giggle. chuckle or be cmicilﬂt pocket or hand blur.

e of eooiilng it when. made.

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TITE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDlA

. CAPITOL TODAY

THRILLS MIXED WITH LAUGHS

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N.

LAST TIMES

OUR GANG COMEDY _ RIOT

V. Masked Men-ace AT-hrill “Serial

QAPITQL MQANDAY 113i.‘ War - Terror —~ and the Sacriﬁce‘ of a Maiden‘ For Her People

ller honor was dearer than life. to givo if. up m save her people. horrors of Russian Imperialism.

THOUSANDS IN THE CAST

FIGHT 0N IN. LIBERAL 1 . illlliiEWS lillliiilllliililiii “The Whole Convention At Ottawa Was Manipulated,” Declares Mrs. G. W. B.

Lawlor, Of Saint John. --French Canad- liﬁthiﬁﬁii Elli} epiifﬁiﬁiilfiilliiilli’; Committee, Ii; Is Charged. . I A

l MONTREAL. April 2'7. - “ThJlstitutiOn which will be f0l‘\\’ill‘d>3(l iwhole convention at Ottawa ‘vmsl to Ottlnva. imanipulated." declared Mrs. G. W-. Continuing. Mrs. B. Lowlor. of Saint John, N. B.. be- "Clique manipulation is one party; fore a meeting of Liberal womcripf women who ‘get together‘ to put! here today at which the recent new, over something on the unsuspectingl itional assembly of Liberal wolneifmasses. We are the masses." she af-; was discussed. “If we are going t-Olfirmed. nodding towards the French; iurganim as Liberal women from one speaking element. “and we refuse; ‘end of the country to the other. “'6; to be manipulated. The only salva- , lure not going to be subject to ﬂlticn back of this constitution s handful of puppets. If we WOlTlUll that it is but a provisional one. and. Bare going to clean politics. we have destined for the stove."

got to get rid of clique manipula- At the outset of today's mcetinr: tion." Mrs. Lawlor continued. MfS-‘Madaulc Grant DcRolien (‘Xprossrci

Yet shc W85 called upon A gigantic epic of the

Lawlor said : ‘i

wa. convention. Ottawa conference had been coil- Discussion at the‘ meeting dcali-iductcd. She referred to the forma- with a. constitution adopted at. t-hvitioil of the committees on resclu» Ottawa. convention and at its con-iticlis and on the constitution rat clusiori and after some of the WO-ilhe convention and saidﬂshc rv- men had left the hall it was dvcid-‘gretted that French-Canadian wo- ed to form a new group of womca‘ men had been given practically no to be known as the Pwvmcial cumﬂ representation in the membership mittce for the organization of Lib-pf the committees. Madame Dc- _ eral women of Quebec. _ Rouendcolarcd that the programme l The officers of this DrovinciaVfor the meetings of the First Nu- l

winning with a majority of 833 pins. J. A. Bentley of the United se-

cured thc high sin

high three of 896.

glc of 250 and s;

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ties at QURl D'0rsay.

UNITED

‘pclitical circles as possible success-i

“OWL Q111- advlaa la to loosen your and donned quickly have been ilriG. Toomhs . . . . . . . . .. 137 186 Z16 ¢fg_ g belt before the picture starts. and mum; to pioneer women's lloaiory P. Macfnnic .. 202 103 158 until after the national election on world. and it is hoped that eventu- prepare for mlrthful convulsions. ‘from sputtering mud. h lJ- A- Bentley . . . . . . .. 216 W0 230Bunday.

"scam (prowl!

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‘Dublin.

ltrs cfCanado/in the province and

appeared. M. Brland ls recovering the i‘ace of " frcm grlppe. It will be‘a long tlnlc lgrants returning to fore he will be able to resume his spots in 30 years‘ time will scare ly ' lkliow them-since 1920 over 94. 0

Andre Tardleu. Minister of Public acres in about 100 centres have been Wcrks and Edward I-lerrlot, minister planted with approximately 1,800 ‘cf instruction. were mentioned ill trees to the"

Nothing will be done however. trees than any other country in the

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Happenings g 0f The Week

lContinued froln page 4)

and character of the Manitoba Child Welfare Act. A cable message. M‘- cepting the invitation. was received

at present in Geneva attending ses- sions of the Child Welfare Colli- mittce of the League of Nations.

ace

As is her custom each Spring, the

new curtains. Buckingham Palace for her. and she cheeses from them in consultation with her ladies-in-wniting. All while net curtalnsliang iii the windows of the Prince of Wales‘ quarters ill iYorlrHouse, Prince George likes gay‘ patterned [casement curtains. and Prince Henry would prefer to dc without; them entirely. The Duchlrs~ cf York has-two sets now ill use at No. 145 Piccadilly-one of plain white net, with broad insertions of lace. and the other. of very fine ccrll net. quite 1iliiin. Princess Elizabeth

has set several new fashions. There has been a brisk demand for Lynx peralnbulator rugs since the King gave one to her. willie her frequent ISIPDCHTRHCO in rose velvet has led ic ione of the Spring colors being call- iecl "Princess Elizabeth pink." Re~

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plicas of her shown in all drenhs outﬁtting shops. to the delight of thcQuccn. who dainty but warm headgear herself.

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frillcd bonnets

Urges ‘Abolition or Free State Post

lSpccial to the Guardian)

DUBLIN. Irish Free State, April 27. — Aboliticil of the post of Fire Stale representatives at Washing- tcll was urged in the Dail Eireanil budget debate today by Eamon D. Valerzm-‘thc. Republican leader. who said it was not worth the nloney it cost.

It was based on false pfvlvDSCS. he said. and it would be better ii‘ the Saorstat ceased to have a Min- ‘ister who merely was part of the British Embassy. 1t did not deceive Americans, De Valera added.

Patrick MacGilligan. Minister of Industry and Commerce. replying fcr the Government. dcllicd that the Irish Minister at Washing- ton was connected with the British Embassy. and said that. the United States had recognized the position in sending its own Minister to

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N0 Strike in Alberta Mines

(Special tn the Guardian! CALGARY. Alter. April 27. -- All Northern Alberta mines or half L111‘ mines controlled by the mine work-

two Southern Alberta mines lime iigrccd to recognize the union and.

there on Mliy 1.

Doomed ToSlow And Painful Deaths

iSpeciul to the Guardian) NEWARK. N. J.. April 27. -- Five rzirls. who are suing the United Sia- tes Radium Company for damages

Tuesday from Miss Whitton. who is

Queen is buying material for her Patterns are sent to

are the West End cliil-

:lesigllcd this

.but we are nil pleased to sec him

2S, 1928

Choir .1 Annual Ballqu

St. Paul's Choir were en (m, evening, the occasion being m; a nual banquet tendered them by congregation. At 6.30 the game * sat down to a delicio s Supper w.“

ed by the ladies o the gong, tioli. under the leadership or

APRIL

Annual Meeting 0f ;._ ‘PtluPs Anchor Ball Club

The annual meeting of the Anch- crs Baseball Club was held lust ev- ening in the Board of 'I‘radc ROW"; and was largely attended. Edwar ‘ Nicholson. past President of tho: Club. cccupied the chair.

Aftcr the minutes of the last meet- 111g yvere read and adopted. as was ..lso the President and SecretarYS reports. the meeting was Origin; 029211; .. OICGSLYKVOIC of thanks for the splen- m5“ Wmgs °f the Cabbage

_ Pa. ,_ . I - _h m c nduct, and kept the audience in 1118 fclidtlxlilsllinllllxtll-ls dvullitng thflypatst year. 1a"ght°r-."P1'°f- Samuel Ellflr.

Helen “Hobkirk. Following therepast, an intc

ing programme was rendered.

~' r e iscussion then took "daddy" °t me cmlrﬁdmlllls

Jlilcflirmilflilelllaljéfﬁgelwﬁ to the raising Sill"? h°'“°'5l’““ advlce- and g Qf funds ill order to carry on fol-audience cheered and Sdllg 1am. the present season. Hes a Jolly Good Fellow." M13 p. It was finally moved by Edward L. Palmer responded t0 Mi‘. Earle‘; ‘ licholsoil and seconded by Ray Mc- SDH-‘Ch 0n behalf of the choir. M1311 llcmlld. "Thai a membership drive Queenie l-loll and Fred M, lie put on by the issuing of cards at Nash sang sweetly. and Mr. c113,“ .' .00 each. and that snid cards ‘have Earle grave by request ‘Caniida My. .1 erial number. a lucky one 01 Home." and responded to repeatgd‘ which would be picked and the oiloencoyg; . __‘ purchasing same would be award-l‘ M“; Keith Rogers, who has been .-d a valuable prize-either lady undoing 1011-1911;“); duty m me "gm presented with o copy or 1.1m

uulilenlali." Mr. E. F.’ Acorn. wlithwas lllﬁ usual izvncmslly. limdly oﬂerediI-[ynlll Book. Mr. Chas. Earle m“. hi1: the presentation in a 11m

11c- deiliite the prize. " It is lo be hoped that the Anchors spawn LMCUL Rogers responded on behalf of his wife.

efforts in this regard will receive lthlri‘

Ilrarty cooperation of every base n other nucsqtg present were ch“ .h -. - - ~ E a " ‘ ‘ ' ‘l itltlftigillilllilffftfiliylln (he wwt u ‘warden \& E. (1331393); lgltln MIS. ' ,_ ‘. ‘ , , _ iBelltley. r. an rs. . . 0mg, s “we elutcqMr. C. G. Gregory. Mi‘. F. M. Nﬂwh. l President-Frank McDonald M“ and Mrs‘ A‘ E‘ Heart!‘ Mr‘ a“

Vice Pres —Eddie McGuigall iMmB- C‘ vanlderstlne‘

sﬂmtary_mbben suunders‘ Needless to say the choir boys Executive Conunittce — Melvin W91"? o“ m ‘Drce- the“ belng 9111i’ Dialllcild. Byron Bron-n. (iuorgciflllc “b-‘cncc “lld thako¢cfisl°ll°d by Full. iless.

Delegates to City League illcetlngi _ _ zu-Llg-Lliuﬁtltrlls. Cicol-gc Fruiicui, Rd‘: 1 t . B. E. S. L. Meeting

Gtlltlemcn: It gives lilo nliicii Tm. WW1," monthly nlecung of . “mrc to S“ b‘) "'33" “ 9mm“ m. the Canadian Legion was held last ans prtseilt at. this meeting. It evening Wm‘ a largo uutndanco_ peaks well for the future and the‘ In me absence of Comrade James naming bnsebilll season. _ _ ‘ __ Luighuzm. who was m have adu A short review of the past seasons uvsgcd m0 meeting but “m. culled activities ill baseball will not be i0 ‘Ottawa on busmkss u“; Fresh mlilxgllvithslzlnding the first sectioifdfnt Mil-lo? MuFNPtLt rliadfflioln i,“ .f League went against its. we were ‘WY fllmy some en rue o ‘l0\V l-E runners-up and came buck strong to “Pt w ﬁance ‘md h“. m“ lmpms‘ win the second section nnd the right 519115 mom- . to play oil with the Stars for the _ A "Pmlcal programme was mm‘ championship. and also the right "l which $0195 Weleﬁllllll bl’ Harry to hold the Spnulding Cup for the CPBSWCU» Mac Macxmmm- smgem“ second time as winners of the scc- lllﬂlﬂl‘ HWKFX. ‘ind ll qllallclll? bi’ iion. One more will of this hand- Hllffi’ MMIDQUEB". HMTY Cfiwwell- . some trophy and it is ours for keeps Mac Mackinnon and Jack Macbeoci rhcrcfore it is our hope that our accompanied by Professor 'l‘llomp- manager. who ever he may lac. shall $01!. who also gave n splendid sc- rlot forget. along with our xvholc lcetion on the piano. tram to strive lo win this particulnl‘ Quite n discussion followed 0n "Pencil Bl lllt‘ Lﬂlklll‘. such subjects as Empire trade, im- Tll ilV-‘Jlldy Oil W.‘ W011 U"! n"! migration. and the new Library and value. only lo‘ lcsc the second and mcmm gallgry for Charlottetown. jlxliiuillllc qsﬁrgsgildelfg 010mg] Calrchlell‘ The matter of immigration was felt . ' _~ Pl“ ‘Qliiobeanimortant one and e silid accident conﬁning him to the Opinion w.” Expressed that the An. hospital fer two months. I refer to drew “case-r Mmme" case mus; be ’)lll big back stop. George Frnileis. satisfactorily disposed o; in the very‘ near future. Great interest was wig-i. pressed in both the illatter oi Em“

PRESIDE. T'S REPORT

here io-lliehi. with as much enthus- ggnflf“ Wm my m“ m“ games m pire Trade and the new City Lib-

Thc third and last mm ~ . - ran" ' .-hlrnlpicilship the Altlchctlsfolealllle Th? “MW”? new mcmberswem

bﬂfk Hbfﬁlli; to trim the Start; for “dmmpd: Mall“ T‘ B’ Rogers‘ Eur. the championship and right to hold ‘St p‘ Parr“ Russel T’ McNem‘ m“ the lielirfz trophy. We all feel proud m“ (l Kim“ Walter Lane’ G‘ w‘ -i' our team and we feel that each Glldulr . ' F111‘! EYvrv lncnlbcl‘ gave the best Th‘? Ylwﬂlllg ‘V315 91°59‘?! Wm‘ u‘ that was in him to win. Viihui mom Niltloilzil Anthem.

can we ask? l Before closing I ulish to thank our, cntire ienin for the splendid way liurﬁa-lll clLy o!‘ llzigdiitl, chore bills thcjr deported themselves while lll"l‘l‘ ill-in lull sulx=<-.lliilul‘.s Jllliilli-Z playing. ell file (liaulollid. It was of» ‘is lfﬁliJtilli 1‘t~h'l'.l.l‘llfl. tul commented on by fziils of the - m? . ether section. l_ also wish to thunk i cur executive. 101‘ 11110114111“ mo... _ In clcsiilg my short address I Wish lugs and giving‘ helpful Sliggcgfjgm; to thank you all for electing m0 during the season. also to our secrc- Plwldull U"? llﬂﬂ 59550“? 1'9 ‘m5 an tary. who I may say. is the 111mm“ honor perhaps and an oﬂicc that I worked mcnlbcr of the Board. A111". did not flll as adequately as l would he Rives his rrport Yilll will be “up have liked. however, I have done my cd upon to elect a new executive fll~l bist- ﬂnd lCZIVB my P9170?“ f” your so three dele '

‘Fi-bpiilllcs have ﬁllvadzxl llll‘

\ . _ . l famous singly and in combniation‘ . committee are as follows: Honoruryl tlonnl Assembly had not called fol‘ roaming spgmyggg hem-d phvsicjﬂng _ , v gm“ 1° UK‘ Clti‘ LCfll.'.-1lﬂcasnrC‘ . N vith "foils". on the stage and 11125:; AS21131,‘ _ 4 _ _ _ A _ _ I _ _ . _ _ _ . _ __ 9 Presidents. Madame Ernest Lﬂtmlllelthe drawin8 up ofaconstitutmnNNO dccnl them to slow and Jlmiillul ‘lilificﬁnlo‘ EDWARD 0 ' celluloid. 'Le0 balm" , 11 and Madame P. J. A. Cardin; Prcs- constitution." she said. should have (161.1115- [gdgyg Medical (‘X|)Cl‘t::_ in .1 " \ Am“ rs Bawban club‘ Their work together in "The Life, on“ Gayle H ____ ident. Maclame- Arthur Berccrg been thrust- down our throats by lulu-inf: befcre VlCP-ChhllCﬂllOl‘ John fin-ms ranging up to in net-w. o ,1 Buoy-q howcvcr_ reaches new Wm MCISMC _ ‘_ 3 sgcretary, Madame Oalixte Lc- manipulators’. -- and she in yell l-l. Backes. testifiedgthai. SClQllCI- haul Th0 (oréswrs “.110 _.“,pc,.\‘.i'h(, “ml M, who‘? mentionéd an ummnmug ‘leighls l“ "mllmlmkl"? m‘ sldlley Brent McInnis .. 8 bouef; ‘Treasurer, Madame Alfred that niresohltioll oflpiotrst 31111111» inuiid no int-ails oi iroiiibzitliill! iii", planting wlul‘ u khaki cloth url-ivctt-‘ef thanks wus- tendered both uld l/lurray. individually and as a _ , g Leveque. l the adoption of this constitution 1-“1111111 P51591111"; 1mm which 111.. form - _ _ r _ 35m" Mum“ he Plcsldeilt and Secrctaiy ‘eam. Excellent characterizations M; Mcggchem . —- The meeting also adopted a rcs- should be forwarded to Ottawa. Iglrls are suffering. ‘ ‘ “ __'___ 1l‘O'v'l(‘lf.‘(l in this original story hy Benny Dom,“ , , , _ _ _ . , . _ , . . . . . . .. 6 olutlon protesting against the con- They were liolsoncd. lhcy said by f Mann Page assist the comics in top-I - - ‘—"" I v ivfi-‘liglllll _bl;1}$h"5] “Ell 319"‘ lllllltllllllb‘ r \ aim: their own records. Total 38 1 :7 l“ 51PM" "ll? 9°C i?" W“ C‘ l“ S _ - Sidm... is chm of Police. in 3'5" 51mm.- I Y ggsenzle - ‘ ' ' ' ' lg g8 illuminated by a radium compound. S ec. l rilral town, and Murray is Fire Han-y ﬂemwsgay . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10. ' - “T°m‘__éééé ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' "' 1 ‘ _ i __ p a e o _ Chin‘. Sidney is icemnn on Llwlﬂeorgc McMahon .. '1_ ‘ ‘ H-RIBAT _ _ _|‘|~\NT|7'" side: Murray keeper 0f U19 8611c"). Lawrence Blanchard .. 2 The first Church League 148m" CENTRAL CHRISTHW - rkLi-ns store. The widow fol‘ whose haildlgtup; McLean . . . . .- —‘ last. evening was won by the 'I‘riii- * ‘ | - l- ~~—_—--~ f s they conlpotc is played excccdinglyiwalter Perry - ity when they easily defeated tile-R H M “em 137 1411 137 PONDON’ Am" 26"'Th°_,"'51'-°g ‘f’ . wcll by Myrtle Stcdman. and Sulfnl-‘rank Lappln -— st, Peters by the majority of 425 J- s‘ l: 128 w; W‘ n huge fcrcsborll the Eordcis o 1 n26 _ V‘ Hardy. inimitable comedy villain. l5lTl1QlTlﬂS Crelkhan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Dma v W: b] - - ~ - -- - 208 m7 :6; folk and Noifo w clic Dﬂollﬂ “d F -. . _ " . . a T... 55' ‘"23 term...‘ "Y ~ $.53."ii§ii5iJl°‘i;‘.§i§i..-i1i°J1} or we week we are offering our n unusua ea ure e " ie ii» m 8mm was as; an exp ng. r - - - ' ~ ~ -' l_ ‘ _ _ g _- . - (4 . _ ,, m. Rugs... i5 a chnrnﬂngly “We and] ‘ svmard MacDonald once more R, 1-1, {lubzlgg . 129 104 173 pllﬁtEsllfhﬁ which iigoicsytiyy] complete llllgpf Ijlvdlels Hand Bags wistful junior love affair enacted by’ NOTES capped the high 111mg Q1 555 anal T01“ '2 - - l“ (IlKT-‘l “lf... _ P» i 1t u disc0ul t 0f r33 l 2 _ ., S l C 1,... 1 woodland m. Fhctfoltl . r . l. , . _ -, per cent lhmtisllglllgmrorzifiticcwhigflllcr ‘nthan: The Five Aces llfll w be Oongratli- m” m!“ “"31” °r 259' lmlvci-r: mm: ' “This season.“ declared the SEC-i ' s s ‘ ' - - . - - r ‘rt "t n-c -i-. t n .. » , _ Efmcfy; [xllthougc]:fgven-wlﬂlenségﬁu éltlgsi? g1nghlﬁi-ttilaglmzlililﬁomhm TRINITY All Iunior members 0' the “Y"il':'1:lllr:i‘n"\1.'::(lll1?lfl:lllll:$‘§l.l0ll lien‘ Thls ls d ‘chdncc l0 S86- leroou.rapi-‘emi -£ "- -~ '- _- _ ' " "' l, -' P, -.,d_... ., _ _ I _ r»- . 1r.- .. .... .. t... llii‘..‘.t,.r.'z.‘..‘.~..ll. flif‘.iii-'.‘°‘..i.‘itii‘" m d" “Mr-dale Hand mg at an ex- .i ti‘ ltl -fft: r ie‘. . .- ~ - - i . ... . ‘ . ‘ ~- 12 Mvvni <1 Police. 2' slt':‘%'?%‘%‘.;-.. ti: ll: i... :1.'."':..‘.‘.‘:. ti": ‘s; "sviwlldllvlow 12m- tiilguishci‘ invention. and the vii-i: w. Spencer _ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ __ 138 150 1M a hilg: Slzzaﬁalloioﬁfrlllr. wlrikllcgtflillol; ybnrs- Sn-‘nn umber m 30 yen“ and S ; . ‘ I itgilllYliﬂilTllmOﬁl successful attempts to: W. Malcl§izigild . . . . .. 204 259 192( b‘: the and attractimt ' on; timber h1g0 uri ﬁlltyclfgS. Whcni 9Q Olll‘ WlHdOW Oll Saturday and ~ , _ i ‘t?’ Y Tota- . tl trccs ru-ic inn uri y ere s no , . - ' r Tin; ogiportltnllleil for oomcidghgh‘ rfrSApalcAltl ‘o tilliezfuaslrlnnihlft Brm5__y9,"','_lu_"°,l',' dncubt mails‘ ab. places like Thctford note "he many. designs and colours Qrdv i‘ "w c V‘ °8° '1 311° "’ 0 - P1‘ -- m" 8 ' s1‘. reruns l _ . l . villages w a" spring up ln the rim-st _ . t ' are enhanced by the arrival of ‘i! lng around of oﬂicers of the Mount- ‘ Brlalurs Condltlon clearings where folk W111 11w; and you haVQ to CHOOSE from. ‘ bl! Cmll“ l" mwni ‘md “h” “yen” 9d 99"“ l5 “mlwnced he“ m am‘ . . . . .. 89 154 132 visitors come to renew their health. . . H. Day . . . . . . . . that afford contrast and color. Wll- ucnce to recent promotions. Assla- a N KEYS _ 1,16 1.75 981 I 1m roved The lmmlets Wm ‘mm; mm wemg v . __ p, liam Bcaudine. who directed the plc- tant. Commissioner Worslcy of Otta- Jackwuuams‘ __ _ 193 187 1-" S p wrrkshops as m QQ1-mg\ny_ when; w w V. ta ture. and his c0m€dy-¢0I1‘lll'110l~°\'- Wl W88 mﬂvﬁd l0 Rlillﬂﬂ l" View 0f “an wmlams __ 137 143 139 . craftsmen can tum out clogs. chairs I O U, O ‘Jwk Mulm “V” take" advumagmthe “km! 0v" by the R’ c’ M' ' H Ebers ' . . . . 129 H0 166 lsliwlﬂl 10 ‘hi! Glllfdlﬂn) |barrels and baskets. “There is suff- , ‘ ~ T “ ‘ . 1». "ry opportunity to intensllygof the entire policing of Saakatch - »To‘a‘__25é§- _ I PARIS. April 27.--Thc condition ﬂcient undulating county in the Jewelers Si“ . lr i111. l fWBll-r ¢silléaggro°liillllnclggléngg gag‘ ° _ ' :of Aristide Briancl. foreign ministtler neighborhood to lend variety t0 the - _ . n. , y. mice Excellent charlictcrlaat ons ai-cjus o an .w - _‘cont.lnucd to improve uring ‘relay-out cf t c trees." 5 v . ~._.,- 1 I, r , ,-l-_~. g ccnt-rlbllled bi’ Edward Davis “"5"” Vi“ WMMEY ‘ma Wm be rﬁiwgg: iaondunﬁfhanlzilaygingg‘ night. and it was declared today, In reclaiming the ivastelands the ‘N ‘ ’ J s“ 7 l“ ' ' ‘ —J 38ft Wwflﬂlff- will"! lemlnme PM‘ {puma M vmccmver by Mam New‘ chums“ “mm the former team that all serious symptoms had dls-iccmlnlssicn s are rapidly changing ~ m * » . |' ,

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