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Prince Edward Today

CAPITOL TODAY

EAST LYNNE 11sec strokes?

MOTHEWS CRY ALSO SHORTS

CAPITUL TOMORRBW

THRILLING SEA STORY

WHAT starts out as a guy yﬂtllllng puny turns intn a WWI: of terror imd excite- ment such :1. will leave you brcullilras A lnrrmdo of liu- rnnn vino‘. us -— a picture lliiillcr uiili a reiilly notable rust of fllilynry.

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Central fétiareliaii‘ SELWOOD ill-f“ PY (ﬁllf. New

shill‘ h? olcl Zl-l NJ Fruit: II, Spriir- ' . "ial iii the Ciuard-

WINYlLOll Uii lull Cir.‘ _--,-(»v_., Alrril 231i. .: l)“: n. ill’, Ili"; Wiiisloc . Gllllll, iiir...»

on Euiidm, llzziiﬁi ini at i1 r.ii livid ut 3 p. my, T p. in. Rs; G. A.

, THE WEST. 59L l ~ our}! Cut. i; ii l'l\'<‘, story " rior to any-

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WEDDING !’.l£l.l.\‘ ._ Everett c. Iliiritli‘ cf llcest-il illlil Bliss‘. Barbara L. Rfuri-isaon, of l. ‘hing, were iiiui~_ ried at limit-ll on . ...iii.ii'_i: 5, lflll. by

lc Liiiisliig Bul-

. . ., Rnrlnir-i Mor-

< r of Jiinics and D0-

rii xloi-rnoii. iiilllll ll‘? oi‘ Cu-onxc-tiixrii, PEI.

A siman ('ll.\.~'v?<l5-Nlr. c. F. Archer, biatii-s Prtviiiotioii Nliinager of

...\'I('E — Witisloc]

LOEXS I» \\‘QLHEI.‘I

voxnao ' sworn '

pic of the church enjoy those get-

teeriher evenings very much. Games were 1 ed and delicious refresh- iizrnt . red. alter which n hearty vote oi’ Lllnhks ivris tendered Mrs.

‘ Eisinmei" s.

FERRY MAKES EIGHT TRIPS- The ccir li rrv was nblc to make eight rciiiid trips bstzve-n Borden and 'll,l'lllClllll.lf.‘ _\ ..t rclay. Although there are still large fields of ice in the Sjtcuiis. the steamer is able to ‘ proceed at hcr usual speed. A large I llllllllXIl' of curs have been ferried in

both directions during the last two

day's. There still remains about one ‘hundred curs ill Ibriiientine and l gitoiit sirLLy zit Borden awaiting trans~ » poitutioii. , .

VISIT ENJOYED-Mi‘. John A. Mziihrllan, 0f SOllflli, who has betn visiting relatives in INIJISSZIClIIlSGLCS ioi- more thtin five months, arrived lfzi the city yesterday fureuoon from BCFCPII and left on return home.

lWhile riwzig" Mi‘. HzicLellan visited iBOstOll, Weyizioiith, Cohzisset, Ded- .ha‘n zuiil Quincy. and other cities. ‘Tl sons llll' three dziughtersnre liixni: in A iieliiiseits so Mr. Mac- Lcllriiil; trip was just like going home Ila sipznt some time irith each mem- lher of his frimilv, making his head- quarters nt Cohusset. NPCKllPISS to say.

‘the (jriuixil Silt s I.‘ . S N B" is M plsrirw mdukg énjotii he, had a most enjoyable experience hihmrw V L h“ B "k but “'21); glad to net back to Prince -. A i‘: a ' ii iiic. , ,. . sum-vim up“ (lubérxwdfi, Chibhti M | ELllHlltl Island again.

Messrs. A. not-nu m» show ' " ‘ VERNON INSTITUTE-The regu- TOOHI- lb l- ii Slillliltl pi'r>rl\ictim1 until

New Yuri; gm 1r Show this spying. Ainfiﬁdllog] 3,1,", lggmle o: “Ins Dim? t"°"-*'° ' “m lﬂiﬁT-Tiv- ll-itﬁr-Ilclijrilllfillkielliii: ttlftlailiifiitlinlnii? “m?” mf m“: Qt m" Y" 71' S- C- E‘ cr in the regular way and eight mem-

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) DAYS S’I‘ARTING

TFOMORROW

‘IWE; A‘ tl-i: LawnI-Biiuliuiiw; lmPlfed 55ml;

A way

‘spirit: to f _¢ unbridled

beat: an?

;;i Brentlel. mm “lnrnr- Tillll’

51mm Tyrone Power, David I! and a lllanimrth (lost 0f T Thousand Pruplv. 5011i‘ 33"‘ 5

Hordes, :1 Yinvnitfg

pcdlng Butlnlo. Resins: Hxv

rents, a Glorious Love slur!’-

Easter dance, Secretary to my for rent; of Hall also bill at M1‘. MBCDOD- aids Moved by hlim Mt-liennan. sec- onded by Mrs J. Sullivan. that a desk be bought for Miss Jatkmairs room. It was decided that the secret- ary write and how much he store for Hall. kindly invited the ladies for their next meetinu. adjourned after which m ekrvllwt luncheon was served by "A" 1105K» Collection amounted to 5111i

wuixlnd for

Mrs Drake

Y. P. S.—The annual ineeiiu’: 0f the Greenwlch ‘and Cable Head Y.l P. S, was held at the hciii: of Mrs.) Ambrose Rattray on March 26th. thin president presiding. The iiictinz; opened by singing Psalm if), follow- ed by Scripture reading and Lords, Prayer ln unison. Roll call was rc- sponcled to by 15 members and the. minutes of the last. ixmectini; view then read and adopted, following the} President's and Secretary's reports oi the years work. During the year; a new organ Wns ‘installed in the‘ church and the Y. P. S. paid for it» The officers for next year are: Pres»; ident, Joe Simoiis, re-c-lectcd: Vice‘ President, Leith Sanderson; Secret-l ary, Mrs. Leitli Sanderson, re-eleotw‘

the election of officers was then sung. Program consisiczl of ‘ a reading. Aldus McKenzie; recita-f tion. Gladys McLaren: 5°10. HMTY McEwen; recitation. Mrs. Nelson Squires. A new program committee was appointed for the next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. K. Simona. Meeting closed with Hymn 4B3. A dainty lunch was serv-

Chasm, Thundering llcrds cl -

ask A. E. MacDonald Robﬂrlﬂ BTDWXI the Raymond Vessc)’.

to her home Miriam Vc Llcciin: then i4 Llovd Vc . . .

RUDY Watts

I 2 Viola Jw 3 Arnold Vwry '1 13m

2 Irene \'f‘.<5?y 3 Frcilclv Ii

ed; Treasurer Harry Rattrziy. Aftﬁilonly cCn-‘mnl, m _§

through treacherous Indiana, dangerous

furics of nature.

STUPENDOUS i PIONEER DRAMA ‘

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‘Fitm-

(fur-

lzrr" only about ‘.300 ltcgs WCYL‘ cl- s wtrg made at $8.50 to $9‘

Honor roll f0‘: March

GRADE 11-1 Vaunclzi lvatts is Vcsscy.

GRADE VIII»- 2 Stonlry Crockett

“d weights. lvlixcd l:

2 Loii- 5f

' sclil as low iis $8. 1 Vhlli: Crtvkett 2. 4 lMOVIE STARS QIKILD GRASS C0

GRADE VI—-l Alice Crockett 2i ' 3 Tinicihl’ llﬂ/lrkill‘ ' drone Rich. motion D="'t\l\‘? nctres

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GRADE 1V4 V.c‘oria. Ilurlsfin . Irn. lVlaeDanrilti 3 Raymond Watts Ilirf . N ,

Sznith Colirge girls sworn czimpus lawns are

ed by ircdcsti-inns, bicyhsts i.,

GRADE III 132'.) l Richard \"“"‘Y

Watts. GRADE III (Jr) ‘l Walter ‘can vbiles. GRAB-Fl II—l Gcrrilcl c z llcl- wn Win-i l» Rum ‘ ‘ .' iauro cone/my APIIS FORD GRADE I-l Lillian Crockett 22:1, Lorne wax; (equal) 2 Lorne 1 fr, Ii Lillian Watt Pn-fect n 911902 Clifford Clinmi-ll.

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EIRl/JTINGIIAP-I, April 21. (U. Pf

‘led by the Singer Motor

not ;

m- clemauded his money. ts. Some 300 Smith Collegel . cs, and “I5 ehos “Valle. cnicrs are permitted to keep aut- l

' side during the latter part o! Kay.

fllnderwrlters Aisocla

Edward Island was hcl 1r the Can- } ndhin National Hotel om Ionday at -.1 o'clock. i‘ After the luncheon m ‘nformal imeetlng was held and $161‘! mat- ‘bers of importance were settle, “m; ll: was decided to hold the ncﬂmeet- lng o! the Underwriters in Bummer-

‘. ‘The following Lianagers were pre-

l sent:—Mllton Stewart, Canwlu we;

1w. u. Hogg, Confederation we; a.

‘ A. McKenzie, Dominion Life; R. '11,,

iMcNelll, Empire Life; R. E. Brod‘ man. Great “Al. Life; A. R. McIn- nis, Imperial Life; B. H. Rushes. Manufacturers Life; C. M. William: and T. W. Bentley, Maritime Life,

,Henry Lamhcrne and L. B. Steven-t son, North American Ilfe.

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lT 110E393 \‘l."l..~}lill\‘liTON CABBIE .____. l lJI/IINGI Apl-"i 30—tU.P.) -»‘.’!:ishi , i wntly l-n". been the scene of n t many “politc" hold- ‘Ups, Niall)’ p us. have reported to

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lthe police that they had been rob-Y I~'“".IHAl\IPT31\l. Alfons. April ZLlbQd "by th: nicest man, ‘who said in. PﬁﬂYranc-rs Rich, daughter of i‘I'iii sorry‘ when he took the inonelﬂ"

5,. Bu‘; Iicnry Fwiitli, a crib driver,

‘in chip! of i119 “grass cops," a sqvinﬂlfﬁlYfrttd it holllll) tilﬂt police (lilllk to malls entitled ta fizwt prize.

I ‘each Smith and

identified iiirin ap

“I have only 8D cents," replied the l ‘victim. "Give me that." spake the robber. 'B'.it after a nicuieiutk". consideration, I he remarked. "Well. give me 40 cents ‘If it. 1 work on a 50 50 basis."

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ll~Tt'i'lVCllll" assembly tracks operat- - ~ , ‘ s ~ - ‘ rinasr STVDLS A ci Glam walls ed by electricity have just been in-j E N ENT DATA

Car

‘EDWARD, Alaska, April 21. (U. P.)

t ‘ funny‘ 1mg: mffr°ll°lfd than“ ‘~FZ‘-lll(‘l' Eerinrd R. Hubbard, "glu- cm: w . a. ' e . . . “' s He p We on c m ‘ c cf m eier ilricst‘ from Scnta Clara Univ-

ceni cynr truck- I

l\.'lCTl'I‘R‘Il’;l.~. Qiic were 74 cattle, 19*.‘ . and 20 sheep uiiil lnm . . ’ ‘ the two Montreal mark" cattle market was unit Ni. were slow reliFS.

FINAL FLING ' April

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ii; Prices iveixyliiin out cf tho p“

21. .l1iU.l1>.>~.‘.lrcii;-t'trii Clllllf‘S' biill no doubt w‘ I} 1,; vnrmno to Nome and K0“ < .1: i m 1 . ‘- ' '3 ‘ .

' c l gr n“: l‘ w“ he knock d rebiie. anti w.il spend incst; of the

t‘? t". has halted for a fciv weeks ut l "Jo tn examine historical records . ‘d a lnrftc collection of anthropol-

ryiial iltti cirinpiicd liy Father Jet-

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fi\\l\lll'a' “ill-i his mvnm‘ dew“ mm mm phatml"‘llllllllf_‘l' in volcano cxilloralioiu work

An uni

PAROLE AS ADMISSION 0F GUILT

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MANSFIELD. Ohlo., April 21. (U. P.)—A conﬂict of two great. emotions '—-l.he love o! honor and the love of freedom-surges in the breast. of Er- mil tFrenchy) Balanescu, 24, as he awaits a pardon that would exoner- ate hlm of the death of his 20-year- old sweetheart.

Balanescu has spurned a parole that would have released him from lOhlo reformalzry, xlievlng that its lacceptance would have been an ad- {mission of guilt. He prefers a life be- .\hind prison walls to one of fredom,

lf it be won at the price of admitt- llng a murder.

Four years ago, Balanescu was an apothecarys assistant in a Cleveland ldrug store. It was his cherished am- bition to become a great physician. He conﬁded his dreams to his sweet- heart. Dorothy Kirk 20- .

One day she was stricken ill. cly- ing in agony a short time later. A stomach analysis showed evidences of poison. The state said it was the re~ suit of an overdose of “love pills." Her sweetheart was arrested. He de- nied the charges but was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to an indeterminate term in the reformat- cry.

His behaviour was exemplary s0 his parole was recommended. The‘. State Board of Clemency approved the recommendation and B, date for his release was sec-four years to the day from the date cf his commit- ment. u

When word of the board's action was brought hlm, Balanescu shook his head. To accept ‘the favor was to make an admission of guilt. he said.

His mother, Mrs. Anna Baianescu, stood ﬁrmly beside him in his con- victlon.

On the day he was to have been paroled Mrs. Balanescu attempted suicide. She had despalred of living her friends said, because 'she had

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Spédking

of SP 0 l’ f3 Griffith: Stiff Tut for Tommy

Tommy L-oughran of Phllmel who, by his amazing comebackh added color and new me w . heavyweitht canvas, meets m! m‘ teal; this weekwwhen he tangy, ._ Tuﬂy Grlmthz, beetle-brewed per o! Bloux City, 10w,‘

Tommy is certain to 1nd an entirely dlﬂerent prom from Max Brier and Emgc 5cm‘ latent victims. imi- can m, h“, ' es like a. clown. Schaaf m, little and hit. a little, but g, a markablv slow thinker. mm 9: the other hand, is n Sh,“ p char, a. capable boxer, and m‘ smart. once inside the lbpeg, The Sioux City boy proved in ,

Kl?“ Wm‘! Yo“!!! Strlbllng that

no n. worthy foe for any h" |welght in the business. Strlbllng w Quiche difference between the _, ‘was ‘o, slight many‘ Chicago exp, BXDYBSQQ‘ the opinion that Grim Blsllfllfeserved a draw. ' J1 libllllhran handles the man w gave Stribllng such an even i‘. hlsrlght to a place ln the in; weight: sun will be secure. A 10;, all but out hlm out of the ., for a mum match with Jack sh key o.’ lloston.

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crimuir llama To Whb Tommy

Grifﬂtlis, in the opinion Of Will/Bl‘, WlllVlllp Loughrnn. Th}; _ cause the ihlladelphlan cannot . Wm’! BYIWBh Dower to make an o iwrienb wary; Knowing that ... cannot liinl-"llm Griffiths, like 5 REY. l5 “KQY t0 wade in reclil: until he bring his man down,

'I‘his. you ‘will remember, was t plan of battle followed by Shark in his battle with the onetime ligli heavyweight ruler. He knocked .. my RIGHTS £11 like fourth ro shﬂrkﬂy knew he could ire-ii aflo to take ten of Tommy's left jab: landcne of his awn zooming ov hand rights. _ 0f course Louglmn was 0v weight when he tciqlht Shllrkey, I erwelght because] m, thought e poundage would erase his puric lng abilities. tend itlie add weight slowed rim.‘ ﬁlm to a we without adding an quire to i, punching strength. '. i

. Against School,- Ldumrnn “l; 182 1-3. He was fast u»: streak . gave the ﬁnest exhibition oi 1h seen here in many a. year. He did i. make one mistake during the m . ten rounds. This skill m8? ‘any u to a. win over Grlmtlhfngut d°l18ht it- Tony. to our inv of th i lng is Just B. little too rough for . 29-year-old Inughran to handle.

::Rellef from Asthma. ‘who

Hymn 718 ‘ Swady to n shade emit v. 0n let o." 101 L

an C.‘(l)E‘ll.‘;l'-’C pzmimc, inr the calves avtra Z ll-l liciiiicis, b‘ i1‘ ""11" $6 and the

sold from $4 to

around $4.50 tii '3“

g EYES TESTED AND

GLASSES FITTED

v __ _ a w “rum ti:.:."t..i°‘:i. ’ -s r»

111:1. in tin next truck headed for

otqtoo-ovwoo-ooy'boobbbboobl

‘FRIES LAW DEl-‘IHIFD

ECQTOX", April ill. (U. PJ-If a ‘branch or root of n neighbor's tree erzteixds over your i‘ qwerty and d5,- ‘ ‘veges uiiy part cf it. you may take 3 the law~in the form of an ax or 1 we.» in your own hands iind sever he clfeiidlnc ivcod. the full bench cf he ivlassaclaiisvtts supreme Court has

don for her son.

and he went uiiescorted. later, he returned,

been unsuccessful in securing a par-

Superintendent T. C. Jenkins per- mitted the son to go to her bedside. He. was "on leave," a note explained. Two days

Czechoslovakia. will spend $2,300,000~ in constructing a new highway from

describe the complete tellel. lro suffering which follows lfelise Dr. J- D. Kelloggb Asthma. Remedy Who can express the feelingiof i that comes when its soft Bfldijlll influence rellevea the llﬂxltll choking air tubesl It has iii asthmatic affliction a thing 0 tl pnsl. for thousands. It never l Good drugglsts everywhere I:

6d by the 114M955 and the Telnﬂmdﬁl‘ Dntoruetrut; mmL lGraz to Klagenfurt. which eventually sold it for yeam

of Zion (Jhiirch was hvltl hlonda) hichi. AlWr the mew - iiii: n1ciii~ bers of ‘hr sow-iv iviiii llirii‘ iriemls were ilivitwl m iiic- home or liii-s. Yomnicrs, )'<<-iit 5!. Thi- fvtllllll! pen- _ .,

illfWS rPSPfillOfWl to roll call also three imitors after which the minutes of lJSL meeting were read and adopted. The Prmdent handed $15-70 t0 We s~ereiai3v being the proceeds of the

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of the evening was very pleasantly spent in music and singing. _€_______.__

While lighting a. fire in her new home at Shiphum. England, the morning after her iveddlng, the clothes of Mrs. Winifred Skiilllﬁl‘ caught fire, causing fatal bums.

Semi - Annual Event

REMARKABLE savmc FOR. MEN 0N THE FAMOUS "CLOTHES or‘ QUALITY"

Note the date

S. E. B0008

Special Representative will be here

FRIDAY £¢ SATURDAY APRIL 24th. and 25th.

He brings you a value that men who know proclaim outstanding in lCiinudlan clothing circles. He not 2 only brings this exceptional offer. but ‘he will gladly assist you in the IClIOlCG of material. style or pattern, -and personally measure each cus-

tomer to insure an absolutely perfect

fit in the ﬁnished garments. Remem-

ber. during his visit an EXTRA PAIR 0F PANTS will be given free with every suit ordered.

"Clothes of Quality" need no recommendation-our satisﬁed cus- tomers are the best evidence of their superlorltgrln cut. in service and in value.

Prices from $24 up. Guaranteed or

rneonbnr SENTNER ChlllﬂnQlbWlr l

l 124 K011i 5L

ll! Richmond 8kg" OQOOOQQQQQQQ+OQ0QQ¢QQQQ

A $1 prciiwiiiiii per h t O

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|wlll become a leading thoroughfare

from Hungary to Italy.

iiin.~.vii"o.iiiziiri-iit n» mum.

ai‘ M 71' Air linpei-ial Hose look like a hqillign (livllais. No iinporlcc product can

beat llicm in looks or equal them in price.

What's more. users, like yQu, say HWY never had hose that wore so well. Silk and Lisle, Silk and Wool, virgin Botany Wool.

As a Maiiiimer. ask for them by name.

Imperial "we

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