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LALREL AND HARDY FUNNIEB THAN EVER IN “BLOCK - HEADS"

In "Block-Glenda", new Hal Roach 1". C. comedy starring laurel and Hardy, and coming to the Empire Theatre today, the come- dia.ns iind themselves in a swank. modern apart-merit house. The dig- nity of the surroundings, however, offers no bar to their continuous merriment. In fact, the austerity o1 the backgrounds makes their famous gags all the more ludic- rous, and the current comedy con- tains an abundance o! side-splitting incidents.

In addition to the active immi- nations o! Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, who can endow the most trivial of incidents with laugh- compelllng qualities either in real life or before the camera, they have been assisted in the new ven- ture by a group oi Hollywood's best known comedy creators.

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sequences in “Block-Heads" than. has been found in any recent com- edy. '

FRANCOIS LAKE. BC. — (GP) — Plans are being made to mar- ket Canada's only known deposit ot perlite. a building material found near this. iarm centre, 150 miles east oi Prince Rupert. 8.0. It was originally discovered in 1876 by GN. Dawson o! the Dominion Geological Survey.

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Revised Schedule 0f Public Meetings

MURRAY RIVER-THURSDAY, JUNE ll

ST. GEORGES-FRIDAY. JUNE 17 GEORGETOWN-MONDAY, JUNE 20 DUNDAS-TUESDAY, JUNE 2i CARDlGAN-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22

P. D. MacArthur will speak at the Murray River Meeting

l6 and the Hon. C. P. Melanie will speak at Georgetown (See advertisements elsewhere in this

Meeting on June 20. issue.l_

JOHN’ A. MncDONALD Progressive Conservative Candidate for King's County

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LORNE VALLEY HALL-Monday, June 20th. ANNANDALE HALL-Tuesday, June 2Ist. GEORGETOWN HALL-Wednesday, June 22nd. ST. CHARLES HALL-Thursday, June 23rd. »

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Georgetown I I I and Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dougan. accompanied by Miss Joyce "Billie" Jenkins, motored to the City on Monday. Mrs. Holvard Raiuae and son James oi Murray River were recent

visitors at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Raiuse.

Miss Miriam Toombs of Western Canada is the guest o! her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Stewart, Water Street.

Mr. Howard Walker leit Monday morning on a motor trip to Hali- fax, N. S., via Wood Islands, Mr. Walker was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Chester Walker and Miss Alice Gordon oi Roseneath.

Miss Kay Roache, former Prin- cipal of Georgeiowns High School, who during the past college term has been a student at St. Dunsiarfs College. has accepted a position with the Prince Edward Island Li- braries in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacCon- rieii are guests oi relatives in Georgetown. Charles is a member of the Royal Canadian Navy and during his naval service has been stationed at various shore establish- ments and also a member of the crew oi the H. M. C. S. Haida.

F. J, DeLory d: Sons, general merchants on Water Street, have workmen engaged in major repairs to their large brick store. A large number of old and unservlceable bricks will be removed and re- placed. The work is being done by Mr. Ernest Roache, one oi our pro- vince's best bricklayers.

Roy l-Iemphlll, who has been en- joying his leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy l-lemphill, left Monday for Halifax where he will report to H, M. C. S. Stadacona. Roy joined the Canadian Navy some time ago and prior to his visit home was stationed on Can- side's West Coast.

Mr. S. C. Knight, druggist, left Tuesday morning on a visit to his son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Clayton George of Lucan, On- tarlo. Mr. Knight. ilew from Char- lottetown to Toronto where ' he planned on spending a day visit- lng his daughter, Miss Enid Knight. On return journey he will ac- company Mrs. George and two chil- dren on a motor trip from Ontario to Georgetown where they will va- cation.

The women oi St. David's United Church held two meetings recent- ly. The Women's Missionary So- ciety convened at the Manse on the 7th and the Women's Associa- tion at the home oi Mrs. Spurgeon Walker on the 9th. Both functions were pleasant and successful. Nec- essary business was dealt with and much enjoyed refreshments were served. Mrs. Walker was assisted as hostess by Mrs. Nelson Hanson.

BRILLIANT CAST AND STORY MAKE “INJRT APACHE" OUTSTANDING FILM

With John Wayne, Henry Fonda, Shirley Temple and Pedro Armen- dariz co-starring at the head oi an imposing cast. “Fort Apache," the John Pbrd-Merlan C. (boper pro- duction now at the Prince Edward ‘iheatre, presents e striking drama. oi U. S. Cavalry versus the Apaches in 1870 Arizona.

Wayne plays an experienced frontier oifficer at a lonely Army poet. Fonda, an arrogant lieuten- ant-oolonel from the East, sent to. takie command of the post. refuses to teke Wayne's sound advice on dealing with the wily Chief Cochise. Fonds. also objects to his daugh- ter's romance with l. young officer at the fort, which makes him even more unpopular.

when Cochise and his tribe rebel at the crookednele oi an Indian agent, Fonda. seizes ‘the chance to l.ra.p the Apaches and make a name ior himself in Washington. Wayne warns him that his scheme will iail, but Pbcuia, eontemptous oi the Indian’: lighting ability, goee ahead. with dramatic results.

John Agar, husband oi Shirley Temple, makes his illm ddiut as n 901mg West Pointer, and the Jea- tured cast includes Ward Bond, George O'Brien, Victor Mcliaglen, Anne lee. Irene Rich, Dick Foran, Guy Kibbee. Grant Withers and M10 Mirth. Frank S. Nugent wrote the screenplay frcirn a story by James Werner Beliah.

ALLUVIAL DEPOSIT

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TORONTO -- (CP) — A fat racoon will go from the pens oi the Humane Society to Riverdale Zoo here unless he is claimed. Two po- licemen climbed a tree to get him. but he swung through the branches and escaped. Humane Society oi- ficers caught the agile animal with poles and nooses. ’

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GRANDVlEW-Tliuraday, June 1Q

vamvon RIVER HALL-Friday, June 11.

Mr. P. D. MacArthur will speak at the Vernon River Meeting on June 17. See special ad elsewhere in this issue.

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