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his initial ‘bow to nhe island audience. From Vancouver to Halifax, the

the United States, Australia, New Zealand. the press have given un- stinted praise to Paul Default, as

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have really reached the top of their profession, and, Canadians of’ all classes should gIVB t-his singer, and his assisting artists n hearty wel- come. I Although the seat sale has been

up to expectations, there are quite ta number oi‘ good seats left, tihese will, no doubt, be rapidly taken up today. Secure your ticket now, and be sure oi‘ a good seat. The theatre ticket office will be open from 10. a. m. to 5.30.11. m.

MAGDALEN 'ISLANDS ARE WITHOUT FISHING SUPPLIES

The question of supplies for the fishermen of the Magdalen islands was brought to the attention ot- the Senate in Ottawa, Friday by Senator McLean, of Prince Edward island. He stated that the supplies for the season's fishing, including gasoline neded for fishing boats were on hoard the government steamer Canadian Sealer, now ly- ing at Piictou, with n captain, but no crew. There were 6.500 980919 on the Magdalena depending on fl§h‘np* um lob-um- flnnonv‘ ‘wfl ~-

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—A MEETING of the sharehold- ers of United Farmers Ltd.. will be held in the Temperance hull at Kensington on Wednesday May 5th at 2 o'clock p. m. The principal item of business will be the adop- tion of hyclsws and election of dir- ectors. A full attendance is re- quested. Geo. E. Brown. Secretary

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—A GLAD WELCOME for ev- erybody at Searltoivti Hall NVed- nesday evening May lit-h. Pie Soc-- iai an entertainment. Atlmiisgign 25c. Women with boxes or baskets free. Children 15c. Come and bring your laugh and your pocket book. Proceeds in aid of Orphanage.

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—THIEVES BUSY.-— Thieves are silill at large and are at work. Wetlnestla/ night Mr. Joseph Locks’ store on Central Street was apparently another victim on the list. T-hc glass on the front of the store, facing lCentral Street was broken and a box of candy partially pulled through the brok- cn pane. ‘Evidently the thieves were frightened away by some pas- serhy as there were no other goods stolen. The residence of the Misses BUFHHVS at the outskirts of the town was broken into and en- tered u few nights ago. Nothir; of any value was stolen All the bureau drawers were pulled out ‘and the contents scattered about the floor. Among them a number of valuable bonds, showing that the burglar either did not know the value oi’ ihsm or that he was not

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—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hin- ton announce the engagement of their third daughter Ethel Helena to Leslie Beecher MadMurdo of Moncton, N. B. Marriage to take place Wednesday June 16. 8621-5-22i.

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Senator McLean said he had ap- plied to the marine department and had been told that it had nothing to do with the boat 11S it hail been handed over to the rnilwny depart- ment. He had applied to the raiil- wuy department and had been told that they had nothing to do with the boat, as it had not ibeen handed over, and that application should be made to i-he trade and commer- ce department. The trade and commerce department stated that: they had nothing to do with the matter, but tha-t it was one for the cure of the marine department. The bout was to ply between (litur- lottetown and Newfoundland dur- ing the summer.

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ROTARV CONVENTION A'I‘ILANT‘IIC iCilTY, New Jersey, Aiprii 30.—~South America will he brought Into more intimate relat- ions with the Uniited States, and with Canada, through the conven- tion of t-he international Associa- tion of ‘Rotary Clu'bs which is to be held here on the Steel P-ier during the week of June 21st. The Rotary

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Stucco and concrete are im-~ Proved by surface protection.

The articles of daily use“ Wbiccfns they are to wear, nmgi surface protection,

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All deterioration starts at the, our/ace. May we make this flppcail strong and persona]; "Save um Surface and you save all."

THIS ANNOUNCEMENT d: iuuel by lheCunadiun South: Surface Campaign Committee, for the purpose a] cduculmg KM public in the Presenaliue and Protective

._ \ \\ _ y value a! Paint, Varnish and Allied Product: \ ' V .>. jar the Conservation o] Proper! Jndluu

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‘VESTERN PERSONAI‘S'NVO in time. Secretary (Joules will

tour ‘(lluile and Peru en route in hope of commencing Rotary Work in those countries. i-le will also vis Rotary Clubs in Panama and in Juha. The hotel reset'vaiim1 ap- pliitraitions received thus far ex- ceed the 0000 mark, with only about 500 per cent of the Itottiry‘ Clubs In this country anti abroad heard from at this time. it is ex- pected that the tiiiendance will be far in excess of that figure. in a ..uuro Ufeillilllg convention. in- ternatioilul Secretiry “Ohesley R. Perry, and Past illlltlflllllltlllill Preidervi Russell Grei-wr an" E. Leslie Pjdgeon, the‘ latter oi, Win- iimtg, will bitll il'Ul|l New 10in on May 1st for tho British isles for i1 whirl-wind and chur-nctoristic- all-y American tour prior m the big international gatherings here. Their purpose is three fold. 'I‘hey will visit Edinburgh, ‘Scotland, where international Rotary been invited in i921. ilfltlinburgh is n rival to Lost Anigeles and Boston in that contest. The Rotary chiefs will Infuse Rotary spirit into over- seas clubs which may need it, and will arouse interest in the Atlan- tic City Convention. it is expected they ‘will accompany the big dele- gation from the Br-ltish isles on the voyage to New York and this city. Past Prelident Pidgeon ilS prepar- ing the convention. lt will inclutlo the formation oi‘ an international League of Rotary Nations. will deal with the problem of employ-

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BRITISH ARMY STORES STOLEN AND DEISTROYED’

LONDON, April 26.—Over 13,000, 000 dollars worth at British Army stores were lost by theft, zlrsotl, fraud, tiegligence or other causes in the year ending March 31st, 1919.

This astonishing statement ap- peirs in the Auditor-Generals re- port on Army accounts. The artic- les stolen included motor trucks, auiotnobiles. horses, mules, blank- tes, rum, cash, foodniuel, and cigar- ettes.

Negligence in guarding dumps resulted in wholesale piltering, the report states. Quantities of stores were also lost through fires at 18 camps 11nd depots. Train robberies I11 France counted for 830,000 dollars. Losses at sea and food condentned or ruined tiltrough being stacked in the open, are other items in the loss account.

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