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giggles nannls

Jloiofruv JORDAN

‘will! the big pictures ol‘ any I dl-ihilll- Ill’. spectacu- lar production — with Novnrrds golden roloc in half a don-n cirige.

‘ALSO COLOR CL AS s "5 O N G O F ‘

J MALPEQUE

‘lifis. H. l... Donald, Mrs, Fran}; MseKay, Mrs. Colin Donald, Mrs. Oven. one the Misses Matilda Owen. Mary MacNutt, Elva Duggan and Pauline Coulson were in attend mice ait the Prcsbyterilli which was held‘ in Kensingwn Jon, 28th., and 29th. ‘

The Darnley and See View branch of the Sewing Circle hos ogainge-"l sunled work; the ladies meet. weekly‘ at the home of the district. A social! houtls spent sewing and planning

vol-ii’ ‘for the future.

CAPITOL ,

TO-DAY A gay and l‘ rollesome comedy- swift and sophisticated with sheik:- shellac-wise- crsekers and a "loving" math. cr-ln-lnw.

GEORGE LEWIS D 0 R O T ll Y

A N D GULLIVEII

ALSO (‘OltlEDY “N0 BLONDES ALLOWED"

mousse-a. or c: math; w: nlsht- ' mo

'PIINOI= skip? scioonv-llt the uterary loamy is Prince ltrogt School this aftomoon Miss Mcbollulrl will address the members on her ro- cent visit to first. ' AITIINOON fill in ald of Qt. - wlncent’: Orphanage at the maiden“ of rm. n. .1. udweu. m Water st. wemetoay. reel-my nth, a m e. The public are cordially invited‘ Tllllcto. I5 cents. "

LAID T0 REST-The funeral of the late Myrtle 0. Plnlsyson was held from her late residence 189 Dorches. tor street. Sande! afternoon to the People's cemetery. . service at the hvllio llld trove being conducted by Rev. Dr. Vincent. The pail bearers were: Messrs. J. A. gentley,‘ “m, Wrllht. Ross flethune, it. N. Me. Mlll- -l~ Harry Williams and Wm. rsi Wyatt. g

roucc COUIT-Tl-lreo. “w. o! drunkenness were dealt with at tho Police Dcurt yeslnday morning 0m nun paid at the second 810 and the case or the third was

it "filo

lglft. small, we know.

firs. View Cobb. llilburo. tothfiin‘ honor of m. calm statement n aseneu- hll- Motor. it sass; nu tats mu “U- A IPWIN feature cl the event "I the tollowloe- ‘address. which "l! fold by Nils ‘Ainee mum- Dear Alect- ’

We have gathered here (hi; even. l"! l9! the purpose of expressing to Y°""°“P W"!!! llld lVPpNolat-ion "for the many ‘loasant evenings you, by Will‘ I006 lllortlmanshlp. have en- lbltll lll lo lpood. 1w." know we have bien ‘selfish. thinking more o1 our pleasure than of yours, but we have neverhcard you complain, and you have always been willing to n"- nlsh 'oxeellcnt music for our enjoy- ment. So we have taken this Oppqg. t-unlty to wish you "Many nappy Ro- turns of the Day." and to assure you of our friendship in the years to he, as you know. of 'all the wealth s man may llvisess, he has not”; that can compare with a true friend. },, Now Alec, we ask you to accept this yot corms: with it our sincere thanks and good wishes; and Alec, as you have about reached the age when ydunk men begin to "think seriously of abandon- ing~"single blessedness" for “wedded

disclosed. The latter, wuugm flushes. also appeared under a!

Murray Harbor

We are pleased to report that Miss Lois MacDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. MacDonald, Pet- ers Roads is making swift recovery from the serious illness with which she was nflectcd for the pilot two months.

Mrs. A. M. Johnston. Peters Road.‘ is now visiting at the home of her. ‘you Dr. L. A, Johnston and Mrs. Johnston, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Herold Jordan- of. Borden are visiting at the home of .

charge of unlawful possaslon of in-l '--‘ ‘ liquor. and was rlueui szoo aha coats or in default of pay-l rnent three months u. jail. The eedei of a mm ohlrseo with cruelty w: an arslmll was disposed or with a. fine of l6 and costs.

ssusvc nob wort-The town‘ town of Wcotvlllc. Plctou ,Oounty.l Nova min. probably holds the re-i cord es a Tory stronghold per pop-l lllltlon. ‘llo be candid. it is claimed‘ that that tpwn has but sixteen uh-f cnls on its voting list at, tiho present

time: but some determined auld

Esootohnlen mluse to’ secede that

Great “Talkie,” At Prince Edward

Ramon Novsrro. both talking and singing, was the novelty which drew s full house of the young man‘; m. mlrers to the Prince Edward Theatre‘ inst night. Curiosity, however, v35 5W" replaced by definite and com- plete admiration, 1hr‘ "Devil-May. cm" ls I corklns picture, and Ra- mon Novarro ls even more interest- llll vocally than ye was‘; in his long series of successful silent pictures.

that it is quite , ble to count thorn all on the fingers of your both hands. Westvilie has a population

number, and assert emphatically ,

Mrs. Wm. Mills and two children, Mrs‘ J°"“““'Fdsp”°‘;fs;€g"nz“lg Clerlnont, are visiting Mrs. Millfsamuel Du" on‘ 6' ' "

. Jordan is an employee of the C. ZN. ‘ IgLOSbhCT M: John T. MscKay WHO Rm at the Borden mammal. _

a, Pray, n. N. (nee Miss, Daphne MacDonald» has returned‘ w New York, after a short vlcfltlllll lspent ct the home of her ill-NH“- lm, and Mrs. J. L. MacDonald, ret-

Mrs. George Marquis. New Yorlslm “Md- orrived home W nesday evening to visit her mother Mrs. y. T. Mad- Kay. Sea. Vcw.

Miss Hazel Ptamsny has returned to her home in Hamilton, aft/or a; week's visit, with Dr. E. H. and Mrs. Ramsay. Oharlottctown.

Mrs. W. E. Jenkins, Murray River futtended the Burns Anniversary at. M ~ Go d w“ a. a Charlottetown and while there was l‘, "'3 r ‘m’ Gem" T‘ r‘ "the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Harold i.t*.;°t"":r°".. = f o. rs 1e me o Mrs. John Simpson. Hamilton ll X1

The mills of Mr. Josiah L. Jenk- p ., ‘. ins. Green ‘River and Mr. J. B. Fin- " Oofirlhuutions “e extended "ohtyson, Point Pleasant are busily

- "d M“ mm‘ chm“ “ml engaged ‘in sawing lumber, with the °n m‘ “m”! o! ' “by ‘m’ “d! usual satisfactory results. The even 1° W- “d M“) Ansel mmard“! and light spread of snow, combined Elli"! °“ ‘hi’ WW“ °i ' “by ‘mi with the solidifying/of forest tracts - ' _ 4 by the bridging oi‘ Mr. Frost has en-

Tm'"lmd5 of M155 , Kathleenlabled the lumberlnsn to penetrate ,“"""Y’ Pmmp“ “l s" V“ s°h°°ll the untroddcn paths in this valu-

"His singing voice is lovely, and “‘0h=rmlnr" ls not the least delight- ful of the half a dosen songs which were written for him by Herbert

Marie." A story of adventure. romance and comedy in the period intervening between the exile of Napoleon to Elba, and his return to France, gives Novorro an excellent opportunity to display the sure and deft dramatic touch which ls his. He ls supported by s. very pretty and capable young newcomer to the screen, little Mtg; Dorothy Jordan, of musical comedy fame. Other players who do well- balanced work include John Mlljan and Marlon Harris. Sidney lib-ank- 1ln’s direction is characterised by deft surety. We recommend this as excellent’ entertainment.

Honeymoon Flats

A House OfMirth»

of well over five thousand. It is‘ thought by some, that westviile be- ing a. milling town, resentment at armed troops bolng sent to Cape

pant among the miners there, by the late Liberal sdminlst uticn. csusv ed this unique apd pleasant unity. BRIDGE WOMEN'S‘ INSTITUTE’ --'l‘he regular monthly meeting wasl‘ held at the“ home of Mrs. Howard, Canlelo, Jan. ‘iznd. Meeting opened! by singing the Ode and repeating‘ the Creed in unison. Roll Call was responded to by seven members with "How to improve our Ihstituwf many helpful suggestions were giv- en. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted. 111s Secretary road a receipt from the Sanitarium 00m. acknowledtlng tho PIYIBQM l?! W": hundred dollars, ($100) the amount of our pledge in full. School 0cm. reported the school in splendid con- dltlnn aha" wosoowd "Pilot"! "l" walls and doors. Sick com. roPWl/M

‘anew; shat she L; uble to "resume her work after her recent illness.

Miss Jessie Murphy. Baltic, was ‘s recent visitor with friends in Ken- singlmi and Kelvin.

‘The semi-annual examination of Dflrnley School. was held Friday of- tkrnoon Jan. Zllst. The teachers Mr. Gordon Rice and Miss Anna Coady conducted the examination, and the ‘trslue- was very satisfactory to all cohcchlcd.

"Mia's Minnie crazier. Dernley. was a remit visitor in Spring Valley.

Nlr. ‘F. J. Locket-by has lcturned

to his home in Hamilton after a

i ‘pleasant visit with friends in Mone- "(mrsnd Boslonl

MrsJ-lolmmn Bernard, Baltic was a xoccht vilwr to Sea View.

The debate under the auspices of the Young People's Society on Fril- day ‘evening flbrua-ry 7th.. was vcfY f'i_nte_r6sllns. the suoioot. Resolved "IliJat money hos oontflblllkd PM" tilhllvnlsatloh then hes education ‘bfihftilscusml with Pwfll- Th‘! l1" speakers were: — Ralph mulsealmpson. Wm‘. 0- " and the negative side was

by neon mums. Blonoho ~ ’ ‘ans Bruce oroaur. ‘The

giggle, git-sun. m. t. o. m-

_q Keirdreferdecldod Lgigggfp ,4 the anrmsttve. -yr.

nmmeuraaoltov.

able department of industry. ‘

' The storing of ice for summer use. and the sawing of wood for house- hold purpowo are b01118 "Phi"? “P. .1..." on. _iVf.r. John A. MacDonald and Mr. Joseph O. Jenkins are the 0mg! manipulators in this letter and somewhat cancerous work-

We csnflm’ yet report “vi-hill! startling in horse racing contests. but when the ice is cleaned vfl-Oll

hoyl-P. nivcnnanc SCHOOL

-. The following is the standing of

the pupils of Hlverdule school i0!‘ the month of Januaryr— '

Grade x.-1. ‘Guy Mwmdl 7- l-lomcr Provcncher.

Grade VllL-i. Ruth MscFadyen; 2. Alexlus MwQlllllil 3- 3955" we‘, Klnnon; 4. Oliver Maeiseod. _

Grade vrL-l. Norms Buohllllll- 2. Annie MwQunld; 3. Garfield Mac- Fndyen; 4. Eric MacKinncn.

Grade VL-l. Waldron Mackin- non; 2. Glennie Msclseod; 3- Wu‘ lldm Buchanan; 4. Edddia Mummi-

Grade 1v.-1. Berton nsoxlunes; a. George MacPhee; 3. William Gregg; 4. Harris MacFadyen.

Grade 1-1. Henry usemuhon: fl- Rae Mocrsdyen: 3. Qaniismont. »

Perfect attendance for‘ month»- Guy Mqolueod. Eric llaellirmon; Waldron MaoKlnnon._»Wll1lll#‘I"' chsnan. Glennie MseLeod, ‘Wlllllm (gt-egg, Harris Maclladyen. WW9!"

_ tpn Mscfilnnon. DvlvthY lllflPflv flonry-hdacfilnnon. V

" ' ._ ' _ * ‘new coupon school. . _

-¢-s

Msersdyen. Janie MacKinnon, Ber- f

A unanimous vote of thanks was presented to out teacher Miss Geor- g-io Dingwell for donatlns her shun o; em nrldgetzown and Primrose ponooi. Oonoert money to the 111MB or our Institute. It was decided at fly]; “noting to dopmlt tho funds 9t our Institute in the bank. School can, for nest month, Mrs. Wallace McKende and Mrs. I2. l-l. MacDon- aid. Sick com. Mrs. s. n. olay In,‘ Mrs. Goo. Rose. Mrs. qiay invited up; use; meeting to her home Bill ‘out to be would by " Wu“; “m.” m- neat, moatlnt. ‘ g on meklvl "B3495 mnr,» by m“ Ding-wail. Moetlne clxdfyy‘ ginflnfl NMIOHI-l Anthm aim mush Mru- Omlfilo IWM‘ ‘l dalioious lunch and W mm” sum“ m" (or some time to IIBY moo radio selection!-

_.-__s

~ An intimate. sophisticated reve- lation of newly-married life is con- tained in Universal‘! clever comedy, "Honeymoon Flats," which began its run yesterday at. the Capitol Theatre with George Lewis and Dorothy Gul- liver (to-starring. ' The story is well-directed, smooth and progresses evenly \under in- creasing suspense to the very last scene. It ts all about the young Glsytons, the‘ girl a daughter of wealthy parents and the o struggling young college graduate. who insists that he support his wife on his own salary despite his moth- sr-in-lavrs patronising attitude. ' It also concerns a friend who is married. 'both he and his wife liv- ing their private love affairs. Those nro worked into the story neatly. The_ picture is revealing and lntar- esting, especially to all people who still consider marriage a romance andsven to those "who. don't but did at least during the first year. "Honeymoon l"iats"- permits them to peek bebimbthe bcudo‘ ,eur- tains lnw the ‘life of a young ooupla. who areunoro or less balfledand bewildered b1 their. new status. Their quarrels ‘are ‘huieorous. and the "in-laws," butting in oneveq- thing, add much to the hilarity of this intensely human comedy rofjsf-

m-s. Edward o. Martin and usuall-

“m “m” of sernmlllo. Mass" l"

sIfew weeks in 55w’,

_ visltlng" relatives of -

zggfuu; 'Martln was tel-noel: Blanche Oottrell. sand-M"!

puma w. Arblne of altar-momen- ‘ ___€_____._--s._-

bliss" we advise you to choose as a partner one of Mlllburnb musical young ladies, so that you may fur- ther entertain us in a home of your own. '

Signed on behalf of your friends of Millbum and Bangor.

The presentation of s. nice pair of gloves was nude by Mrs. Victor Gobb.

Aloe, although absolutely taken by surprise. thanked one and all for their kindness and consideration. A dainty lunch was then served by the ladies of Millburn. The remainder of the evening was whiled away in music and dsncine.,_after which all went to their relpe tlve homes. feel-l lrlI that they had spent a very on- joyable evening.

- EAST ROYALTY SCHOOL

Following is the report. olf East Royalty School for the month of January:-

Gracle x.-1. Jean MacNevln; 3.

Ewlhlrl. lhl OO-Mmpflwl’ 0! "Rose m“... m m...“ m, dugout“... "m. Eileen Bradley; I. Georgie Harper;

4. Mary Love. v

Grade 1x.-1. WoodrowJNheatley; 2. William Wheatloypl. Moflsirgitob- ertson.

GrodeVHL-J. Mildred Mlcwil- liams; i. Kathleen Wheatley; a. Phil- ip Barlow.

Grade vu.-l. sadle Shaw; 2. Father Harper; s. Dorothy Roper. _

Grade VL-l. Mary Iradley and Florence Molflsscy (equal); 21v Ruth Roper. _

Grade V.—1. Nora Harper; 2. Mal- colm Darrach. '

Grade IV.-l. Ilva Roper; 2. Al'- thur Love; 8. Waltsr Morrissoy.

Grade IlL-i. Louise Andrew and

Catherine Carroll (equal); 2. Irene -

Smith; a. Soott_Andrew.

Grade lL-l. Vera Roper; 2. Zita Mnrrissey; I. Edna. Maclienaie.

Grade I.-i. Jessie Whsatlel’; 2. Gerald Carroll; 3. Alvin Andrew and Donald Holmes (equal).

Perfect attendancsz-Jean Mac- Nevin, Mary Love. Edward love, Dixon Kolmes, Eileen Bradley, Keith Bryenton. Woodrow Wheatllll- Wil- fred Robertson. Esther l-lllwn ladle Show, Dorothy Roper. Verna Bryon- ton. Mary Bradley. rloreooe Morris- sey. Nora BIKINI- Mml" 19"’ Lloyd Holmes. ldward osrroll. PW- lso Andrew. Irene smith. flit-hill!“ Carroll, Vera Smith, lone Maclion- ale.

‘roashersw-Oathorlno Ruby smart.

Maekinnon,

ALBANY arc-b "vrciwxu Mr. Rarold AifiockJpent l III gay; recently in

m. Gratton Noonen spent the ; -e-a-aa Miss lithe‘: noenau was s visitor to Borden raeenuy. the rout other guilt, tars. John Murray. _ »

_ Illsshankle otuu. ha... us»: t» mm. m

"ret- _

_ ‘Honor roll’

i fl-liisol u...

Wfltht. a lousy-Thomas ' l W“! V- l WrtleLeal-d. 2 miss-

beth Neldor sod Falconer Hewett. 3

brie Osllbeok. , ‘

Winona Oroesman, aJolm n11, ‘Fllwllo. m. Luancrd Oallbeck. ll Jack Neldor, a ssurlal Holland. , “"49 II.‘ LHAIoIdOl-ossznan. and All“ Ml- llvorott Howabt. Cir-do. 11m. 1. orethe Jensen. 2' ‘will! 5°11"?!- ILMQW Oroasman.

DAN!!!» T. MMLEAN - ' n .- -'-Q—v—-;l 5M 13100811 B055 unexpected tho deed: on mesdsy. lbbruary 4th 9f Daniel met-adore. youngest aha Inland son pL-Mnehd Mrs. 1hr. qulll Ms/cbean. .. of Plctou Island, and nephpwof Mr. Murdock Mae. Loan. Goorgetowns-‘Iha deceased W" lllhls usual health and had been about lnswork until the mid- dlo of» October, yvhcn he nturnod from where he had been Nwlflyod by nee Marie Lid. 1t was then wssseen to he 1111M Ind medical aid was at-onee soughtbutltwlstoclateJ-lewas in the outhorlsnd Memorial Hospi- tal as Plotou where he passed away. Den was of a happy fun-loving au- pclltion and s ianersl favorite with young and old. The memory of-his ohoorynnllo will linger ‘long in many an Island home v/horehe used to vldt as well as in the “hearts of his young companions. The first htcak tn a family of seven, ids pass- ing at the early age of nineteen ha; called forth many expressions

erode x 1 Ilolmlce Loard. a Dar. My Wmiloo. a Grade 11.1.. mmb‘mn‘-l

“PW lV- 1 Francis Holland. s

of heartfelt sympathy‘ for those who. incurs the -lo‘ss ofs dear son and!

Oradevmllinonoblnsqnzuua

“to: '?l'ft"éleei

‘Late Ma rktgetlVew?

g (Canadian Prod) ,'

i mourn-mas. res. Ill-The local dairy markets continued to remain lwltseut a prominent feature zllthbllgh a continuation of the tent was reported. rlnest New land butter was quoted at from sou to 80% cents; pound. Eastern ‘Nwn- ships was‘ the same price. Included in the ‘day's receipts were 1.124 casts of New Zcaland product. The foot that" egg stocks were at a low level and outside prices high again finned the egg market. Warmer weather was expected to warrant the reduc- tions mnde in fresh egg prices last week. Quotations now are from i2 to so cents a dosen. The-cheese, poul-

flnn without change.

OTTAWA. Ont, Feb. ilk-Domestic egg supplies in Canada are still far ‘from sulflolontto meet requirements and study impcrtations are still be- inl made from the U. S.

Tonorrroz-Jrhls egg market is unchanged. but nervous with in- creasing reoeipts‘ expected ihortly. Dealers are quoting country shippers for local’ current receipts extras 45 to 46; first 44 t0 45; bullets extras 8! to 39; seconds 3d to It, delivered cases returned. Fresh eggs are sell- llur to retailers at extras s: to so:

try and potato markets conlinuodt

m!" 5°40 512 llllllets extras 4,5 u, 48- ‘Montreal. Ontario receipt. an “Um b‘ "'9 llllPlllDlllies from 3m. ish Columbia. Two cars of u, 5_ "all B“! Ind four carscf U, g storage arrived today, U. s. (rm. "so Ilro lobblns onspot at exlrarfsl; limo "49; leconds 4c to 41. m... W" "'9 "W"!!! with a strong d5. lusnd. . "-

WINNXPBffl-Incsl receipts hm m Ihovlns I lllsht/ increase, h... ire far from sufficient for require. ments. No~ supplies are Sldllablg frorn British Columbia and illlpnlts. tlons are being made from the United States. Dealers are quoting country shippers‘ for ungraded eggs, "extras 42; firsts 4b; seconds 32.

muourou: -- with favorshl; weather conditions prevailing egg production here is starting to shgw some increase. Dealers are qllnling country/shippers for upgraded eggs, extras 40 to 43; seconds 3'! to 38; pullets extras 33 to 35.

VANQOUVIZRn-Roceipts here are showing a slight increase, but there ls a very leery consumptive dg. mend and incubator operators are also taking eggs from market chan- ncls. Dealers-ere paying producers extras 37; firsts l5; pullels extras 3a to 34. , .

inochor". mutton his ' ‘and distress he was ‘never known ' to complain. Oalmly ltejccspted what ll know to be‘ God's will for him

' susncmcaoss soaps I - ,...__

1 The semi. annual examination o!

and ,.as.cdl ‘through the dark valley I. nustflco Cross Roads School No. 11s “germs, knowing- Him in whom helwas held onrridsy. Jan. slat, there had believed. The funeral oervicalbeing thirty seven school officers. was held Thursday afternoon and parents andwisitors present. Mr. J. was conducted by~Mr. Hectcr-Mec- n. nenoehe ls asoln timber ln our m...“ mserfat the request of tihcjschool and u rapidly bringing the deceased the choir sow! the hymns} plipll’, "those ‘different classes to s “Thou u a Green run m Awsih" ihlsh piste ofmlclelloy. .9.9Y1.llvl'll==d u“, n”; pye‘ and Bye." . Blxiby-thalr prompt. ready and comet you‘ mm Roy and Duncan McOal- , anew _‘ __to the many questions ask- .,,,,,_ Mm, “m... and Argio mac-leap “turn-uh the and Donlld and Leonard‘ amen. .,l‘§t°‘“=d!'" ill‘: as ' - 965W" Pm‘ . I . A ' ‘ ° thrruslstnrs and brothers our? ‘with ' _, Vi“, Thea; are-John 8.. Willard andfugloiif good expression. with‘ attention 30mm M“, oampseu Maoflsllluufltb pulsed end steps. vlhiclrmaue and Mrs. Archie MacDonald. of Pl list s n pleasure. This showed wu Island lulu Mrs. Lester trooper-guru} ennui training on the cart of N", glggow, N.- 8., to we ‘toaohhr and responsiveness in the pll- wm-mu ‘meat oy-mpatiay. —A. ‘pus. 111s school was examined in _.__‘-‘---- latluuuetlztxseosroohy. Ind Y. r. M. s. MEITING‘ _ French Grammar. tigllsh and can- . u i-"tutlanhietory and Hiecmatry lulu other ‘eupiects. ‘rhe- wxaminatlon flmlttllbl‘ , odxmim “d weal" hterspersad ‘by the Jloslns o! ‘rhefjllspiej 147a! Jhlpvsr other po,” " slrm-Apleasiflg feature of

O ‘I114: cable Bead and Greenwich y. p. M. s. held their Jamil-fl’ m"? lng at, the homo oi Mr. and hilt!- Wlll D. Mcluu-crl meeting opened by

51mm; hymn no. 41d followed by‘ aerlptun reading Matthew 3 and the gyro’; prayer repeated in unison. In the absence ht the President and Vice‘. Pres. Joe Simona was apwlllwd chairman. Mlnutes of last meetink were mad and apllflll/"l- 3°31 m" was snsweaod by sixteen. members no. 4M. The -'Ircesurer~ me a nni ancial report from the "Supp" I'M s letter of-fluanlls weiread imp m. and Mrs. Billie s set off chain! presented to than: as they were marlin-vb Posgrarhleoulalstedrof e-reodlllkyby