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TIE KING AND QUEEN OI‘ TALKIE LAND IN THEIR

. . NEWEST ROMANCE

Could Love

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Could happiness result In the romance of this clean small-town youth and the queen of the side show? See this story of great love and great sacrifice, with its alluring carnival atmos- phere and it's thrillingly spectacular a»: snub- ingiy dramatic climax. iai-i ALSO COMEDY And

"VOICE or nonuwvoon"

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Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell are re-unitccl in the best talking pic- ‘ fiure roles oi their careers in Raoul mama's Fox Movietone production f "The Man Who Came Back." hi-"h had its opening performance 1m the Prince Edward Theatre yes- - ilerrlay.

l Both young stars rise to heghts of . lhistricnic endeavor surpassing their tars-at pcriormaiices in "7th Heaven." ' iwhiiv "lhe Man who Came Back" otlc bow-it? fl-lllgdhetl‘ excellimxag] S1" 1&5 an entirely different sort oi Dic- mlfi 11-9116 W" 5 “ml” " W“ e‘ lllfi). it gives both Miss Gaynor and sire ‘ as a film far above the Oltlilllllfi. inure“ even gram“, opportunity m

A ‘>35?’ m" ‘vould add prestige m Ircveal their flair for dramatic act-

any picture supports liiiss Nolan. gins" ' Her leading man is William Jnnizoiyi‘ 1m S, l...’ n modernized version of youthful in years but already’ a vct- gthe famous Stage may by Jules m)“ eran where stage and screen err-int Goodlnan "and John naming" Perlelnce ‘"9 cgniemed- fa???" is dvilscn, is :1 powerful one of regen- mealy ca“ ‘m 3W5 a 5p c“ l‘ pm" oration. Bricily, it tells of the ruin "Byal- M" Bulch- l“ a“ lmlmfl‘ of the only son oi one of New York's ant part, displays all the ability that “ch05. n16“, through having mo

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The screen's favorite sweethearts. united again in the year's moot sen- sautional drama, of love, ol sacrifice. oi regeneration.

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" I’ ' T‘ l icTiictrezses-oi the scrern." Delightful , Drama At.

u The Capitol

Mary Nolan finds an ideal vehicle for hcr exotic beauty and remarkable dramatic talents in "Young Desire." Univcrsals ‘colorful romantic drama,

which; opened at the Capitol 'I‘he- made her one of the outstanding much money w spend and “me atre yesterday. stars of the screen. Excellent worl: ‘mdrm stabmm The» primary function of motion also is done by Ralf l-Iaroldc. Georgi l K-hcn he 1S forced u‘; mm the

Irving and Claire McDowell.

KEN SINGTON l AND VICINITX

The condition oi Dr. G. Ciills who has been quite ill, is consid- erably improvcd, but it v.".ll be quite a while before the m. ivrg. be able id attend to his large prasticc. " Hazel Adams. R.N., has boon c for, the Dr. in her usual comp manner.

pictures is to present characters so real and human that the audience is vitally interested in their fates. In addition to its other virtues. “Young Desire" scores pro-eminent- ly on this basis. T

“Young Desire" is a poignant ro- mantic drama oi an extremely col- orful jaspect. Much of its action is laid it: the bizarre atmosphere of a carnival. It has a dramatic story to tell. rind it drives straight ahead to a tremendously powerful conclu- sion, always increasing in interest and suspense as it proceeds.

Maty Nolan gives a remarkable performance, certain to fortify her positlcin as one of the great dramat-

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\\Ol‘l(l on his own re urces, he rap-

‘bcttcr and hope that with the ad- xtnt of svarmer weather she will be grille recovered again.

Iilr. Robert Coulson of Charlotte- ioxrn ivas a visitor to thb town this F york. Mr. Coulson purchased a fine -» property on the Margate Road in » l October last, and he and Mrs Coul-' sou intend coming there to livc sometime during the coming summer

T112 many’ friends of bliss Gertrude Eunfaln, nurse-in training at the l’. Miss Lillian Pidgeon, Matron of E. I. Hospital who has been ill m ti" nice County Hospital, spent, 51m. her home for several Wcsk-s- ‘V; - last here at her home with her ' ~ w, iur and Mrs w. A. Pldgeon.

Out The Shame of Her Past ?

. . Wzpe Bunion! vmu no IAIMI BUS Timid!

TODAY

Mat. mo. no, 26c. Eve. ‘l d: 8.45 26c. 42c.

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Are Superb In “The T Man Who CameBac "

idly goes down hill until he finally ends in the lowest dive in Shanghai. 'l‘here he meets a littlo cabaret sing- er. A tiny spark of love is kindled into flame, and together they fight their ivay back to the sunlight.

Miss Gaynor gives an inspired characterization of the cabaret sing- er whose love, faith and courage llflhg about the regeneration of Far- rell, who plays the role of the ne'er- do-well perfectly.

The direction by Raoul Walsh is as fine as anything he ever has done. He has drained every ounce oi drama and romance possible from this great story. William Hold- en does a brilliant piece of Acting as the irascible Wall Street financ- ier, Kerinoth MacKerina. as the "menace," reveals unusual ability in his big scenes. Other roles are well handled by Mary Forbes, ‘Ulrich Haupt, William Worthington, Peter Gawthorne and Leslie Fenton.

"The Man Who Cams Back" cer- tainly will be on every list of the ten best pictures of the year.

of Rev. Mr. and liflrs Sprlggs at the Rectory.

Mrs Jwsie Jardine was a visitor to Summerside on Friday the guest of Mr and Nks A. E. Maidllean

Mr and Mrs MacLean passed through here on Saturday morning on their way to Ottawa.

The produce dealers are all very busy these days taking in potatoes they are paving 2'1 cents for Cobblers 40 cents for Green Mountains, and f30 cents for Blues per buslieL-A

l twin who was ill in the early art of th= winter is still confined! to the 1101]."?- but his general health} is viry much improved. i

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‘Pneumonia Left l-lerl unwed“ With a Terrible Cough a ‘

Mrs. A. W. Power, 6B1 Jane St, Toronto. Ont, Wrltesr-“Eiglit years ago I had n very serious ill- ness. I had a bad attack of pleurisry mid pneumonia and was six months in bed. This illness left mo with a terrible cough. I tried several cough medicines, but they did not seem to have any oil's-rt.‘ One dru;

An evening of rare interest and‘, pleasure was enjoyed by those who;

\l‘lll.ili't‘d through the snowvdrifts oi}

"away my mom" hmngm me ham‘. I‘ home of n‘ ‘vow-F Tliiii'sdziy evening March 5th to um, Norway Pine Syrup. and afler I had uijnm several iiic lllllf-llfltfid lecture given by Revfl

Mm In?" I Mtlwd my wash gndually lei-fire; me. _'\. w. Banfield on Missionary work‘

_ Bmoe that tame if ever my husband and children or .11 me Ivor‘. Co“. We” Africa T184

. gym’; m7ml1havebadeoldeIalwaysget'Dr.Wood’a’." ' ‘i. ' ' ' ‘ pm.‘ 35¢ B ha!‘ SllhlPF? of his lecture was the lite

_ dam ; large family size 05d; st all dlnfilm.fl...‘?’... "5- . -'

illlfl work of William Harris a i-iolivol

imptise in His name‘. Harris went out

Mlnnrdfi Linlment refroshss the oeelp. ‘-

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, March 9.- The Canadian Meta1 Products Com-

‘imny. or Guelph, out,» affiliated

with the Republic steel Corporation, has been sold to the Burlington

Civic Estimates

M! I!!! GINDIIII-IA III-LR

uonraoul mraauts vs lor- den Nationals at the rerun m!!!“ at aao. lent-finals r. s. x. mm- mediate championship. an-a-io

xmnrr nu sacs. Prince Street eoaooi Ice mm tomorrow iii the YOHIIIL

M! IIIIII ODIDIIILLA Ifl-I-IO ' onu- ruu waroamo u» no: sleigh Boos at the ice mom-tuner- row night. If you wafer a broom Emit will be tnere too. 8000-8-10

YIS. NEW ACADlA-The ltlil N- rerrea m by s. correspondent was aeiled in New Acadia as first print- ed and not elaevmsre, la mm by this writer. It was located about one- holi mile North arid one-quarter mils East of 5t. Charles station in the district known as New Acadia. I un- derstand that no one has been ec- cused of ‘the ownership of this still._ aaitwsafmmdinthewoodsonpro- petty, the owner of which resides in Pennsylvania. The suspected party‘ is a resident of New Acadia.

SEE T!!! LITTLE girls race on double runners at the Forum tomor- row. 3020-3-10

MY m!!! CINDIIELLA 3023-3-10 BOBDIN NATIONALS Va MON- TAGUE GIPIBIALI at the Forum tonight at 0.80. Berni-finals. P. L‘. I. Intermediate championship. » 3810-3-10

m nusa comments aazs-a-io

WILL KNOWN IIAVILIR pram-m death oi A, B. Manhood, Smith Avenue, ‘Iruro, N. 8.. occurred suddenly at his home on March 0th. Hehadbeeniliforaweekwftb an. attack of acute indigestion. but had vexed and had packed his grip preparatory to making e. trip st the first of the week. He was resting on the lounge in the sitting room, when his wife. who was in the kitchen. heard him make a peculiar noise. Bhewenttohisnidareechmgl-iim lust before he aspired. Mr. Manhood was a native of Prince Edward 1s- lrnii. Besides his wife, he is riirviv. ed by one daughter, Mtniel, who only that morning left for 9mm! to do relief work in the hospital; one son. Nelson; one brother left ‘Drum a week ago for British O0lumbla.-— Truro News.

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Steel Company, mmlted, it was

' ’ here today.

The Canadian company was n. subsidiary of ltcei and ‘robes, Inc... which is a subsidiary of Republic. The Guelph plant oeued operations last week and possession was at once taken by the Burlington concern, which plans to move the equipment to 1m Hamilton, Ont, plant imme- diately.

Burlington has a rail-steel splitt- ing and rerolllng mill at Hamilton. Ont, with an Annual capacity of 50.000 tom of rounds, flute and squares. It now proposes to add butted and brued hard steel tub- iril for the bedstead and fence trade.

The change means that a comm. arable tonnage which her-dragon hubeenrolledinbhioaladflniabed in Gllslfih now will be relied and finished complete in Oman. The chance m the Canadian mm is said to be responsible for the move.

Following are the civic estimates of revenue and expenditure for 19s]: AMUHL “Led o, (W, m so and‘ Presented at the Clit’ Council last night.

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land, recently visited Georgetown.

ing Prince of Wales College, Char- lottetown came to Georgetown Royal

count of the death of her father the

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EORGETO VICINITY

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‘llfossrs Mtlfrcd Batchildsr, Wald- ron Lovers, Stewart Levers. Ernest Falrchild. David Levels and Howard Madman, Georgetown recently visit- ci Montague.

was Francis lovers. Georgetown, recently visited fallout-agile.

Mrs William MacDonald, Panmure Island. recently visited Georgetown.

Mire lfichul Burke and Mrs Will- iam Prosper who have been visiting in Charlottetown the guest of Mrs Burke's daughter Mrs Morison return ed to their home in Georgetown.

Mir and Mrs John Gtcwart who have been visiting friends in Nova Bcotia returned to their home in Georgetown.

The many friends of Mr John King who has been seriously ill are pleased to hear he has recovered.

Mr and Mrs Ceredlni, New ‘Pork, are visit-Lug in Georgetown the guests of Mrs Oeradinib Plrents Mr and Mrs F. J. Solomon.

Miiss Bessie Jay, Mount Stewart, is visiting friends in Georgteown.

The Petit Jury for the Supreme Court which was held at Georgetown are as follows: In the case of Mary Yorston, Messrs Murdock McGowan, William Ives, William Neal, George Wright, Horace Parker, A. A. John- son. Martin Oochcran, David I. Wright, John a. McPherson, Harry Burke, F. McIntyre. I. M. Kearney. P. Kickhsm. In the cue of Samuel Yorston: Leo Psy- Eddy Redmond,- Alex. McIntyre. William Garrick, Chas Graham, James Hewett, Ray- mond Colllngs. Harry Burke (fore- man).

The fimml of the late wchmei Keenan which loft his residence at Georgetown Royalty on Thursday. March 5th was largely attend ‘ Services at the church and cemetery were conducted by Rev. O. Higgins the pail bearers were. Messrs George H. Parker, Charles Parker, E. S. Nor- ton, Philip Morlson, John Morison. Alphonsua Corrigsn.

Mr and lbs Roy McNeil. New Perth, Ipent the week and in George- tczzi. _

Miss Elisabeth Morison who is at- tending College spent the week end at her home in Gewgetnwn Royalty.

Mill Laura Condon. Pacmiure Is-

mnAnnieKeenanwbolsattczid-

y Monday being called home on ac-

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ICE SPORTS

V Open to all Schools in the Province CHAMPIONSHIP MEET FRIDA Y, MARCH 13th.,

Afternoon at 2 p. m. Evening at 7.30 p- m.

Admission: Adults 50c; Children 25c-

Admission 50c. ;

BORDEN NATIONALS - VS.

MONTAGUE IMPERIALS. TONIGHT at 8.30 Semi -Fina1$ P. E. I. Intermediate-Championship

Seatson Sale at Forum Box Office This Morning at 10~A. M.

Box Seats 75.

B! "T50"

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iai Meet

It is expected that when the full entry lllt in in hand, upwards" of four hundred competitors will have signified their intention of taking part in the Provincial Interscholas- tlc Indoor lee Meet, which ts belng staged at the Iorum next Friday night. From now until Iflday the Forum will bcetthediapoeelefaii competitors who wish to “brush up" in preparation for his or her event. Mr. Arthur Gaudot, at one time Intern con-on premier speed skater, has generously consented to he onhuul dolly to help in the training of aspirants. Mr. Gnuht iswehversedinthemystorlesofthe flashing blades, and all those who can possibl attend the work-onto should not misc tlh opportunity of

cooperation manifested by the citi- seal of Charlottetown. mince an Waring in by the doaelu, stated Ill, and by the time Friday rolls around every event will be filled to capacity.

Afternoon and Evening in order a more a cseoenfoi conclusion to each and every event ontlieDMg-rmithubeendeotdcd W It"! the oiwnlnc rm at s o'clock Friday afternoon with the continu-

_ late Michael Kc: | in. ~ withmoihlng but iii.- Bible, travelling u savanna . the of the rmrruo mm any at -_ great distances on foot and preach-Pu“ m“ - ‘ - - - - ~ - ‘ - ' ~ ~ - - - - - 3 5439-37599 l? Herbert Poole‘, Inwsr lldovntegue Mink‘ - ‘ ing and persuading thousand: ofiP¢ll°flll Ilvperty . . . . . . . . . ........ 2,703,763.00 ' recently visited GOOYIQWWH. To _, m“ "B" "u" ‘m b‘ llPflplfl‘ to turn from their idolatry to} ' 8,799,038.00 O 3% U PIMUOIIG ‘ ‘WHY "I359"! |l Dllmlll l‘ Hui"!- ,__ [the u-oi-siiiolor the true God. §~Iisig1hTI;u-;........H.. ...... $2108.33 m." Jmm “w,” m‘ “Mn ‘Al: fitrantl ‘kdnowinagt winners . iconvei-ts suf cred great persecut on. l - "ulalllmil "W4 - . - Mngquul puma" mum "muggy "W" ll Champ- '_ " Illicit churches were ' burned, and m1,“ qwgemm___¢ lammviil] no doubt male every effort ‘ Y. rfort was made to stamp out 0 834,000.76 . ____ "W! Iflbeotivo noel. A " ‘ ereli ' was disc ' x _ _’ gig“ bu; may rmnned cunts and appeals .. . .. . 3300.00 , . very efficient board of offlolnls will A full llst of Chemicals and Mixed Fertilizer NOW Irriithiul Mr. Banficld in his work f0r| _ look after all the details tn connect- IEADY for delivery at attractive prices. qho British and Foreign Bible Bo-i l 223,400.70 I n i ion with the running of the events, lriety had personal knowledge of' HQIIIQ hQ therefore all my not neural m: LII goods made f ltd flllt Ills ind-all ' m‘ u“ “Qmphue. :3.“ my "m; a?‘ m ‘many or these Harris converts. 13331417711338 o, n w things will go like clockwork when u" h Sh! "m" h madc_ iBcnfii-ld has becn a missionary in, by Q5‘. the bi; day (Friday) arrives. | Milled, Screened and Bagged 1 i! . .5, m as “b” Quartz _ _ -.\fl‘lCa for nearly thirty years; he Twill! in! 010,070.00 _ ln ‘llias been Bible Society Secretary 01w Hell, . $10.00 lard nook, Ana-mi on ‘yynd cnggvgd 1n gmnglgflqn work f9;- ECHOOI B01111 . u...u........-.-----...uon , Qflmfl fig w’ W - Weoanrnlheprompt shipmentorwillbook order: for a m.m.¢@¢¢_ Tum.‘ ‘Mum Ba ; ‘ummd “ma” “mm” "Impala" u-mw" dam I _,_. pa“, fourteen yea,‘ In 5pm, o; Insurance . .... . 3,611.00 .~|¢gg_g’.¢_ ngagqug, ' ma” W" n m “ Wl ‘ l ‘a b. ma“ W u" bu", ‘UH-imam’ "d", o‘ “mum. wiring tinder trying climate conditions Mfllllfimlllw 0! 59-11%! 21.11.98 Fil- ‘ "h", u” m", m“ m N, mo" wflqm m, "d", o; or ‘Western Equatorial Africa for so Victoria Park ......... 000.00 7°‘ "tau", h," “ha. pom“ Deuyed "mu," duh-er", Hung-he is still in the prime 0f life "-7"? siilllfll . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ..............-.... 1580,00 ° are expensive and!» longer a ‘necessary evil. This u f-ild Ls a vlsvfQllfl-“d "Tull" ‘Mlk- ggrmllgmfinpmdt find mild“? 150.00 '°'* ‘ " snvrcs. 51- who hold the attention of rm eu- w er mm - -- 10,000.24 ‘ jcllcnce from start to finish of m- Flre Depart-mm .. 1mm ‘mnvruumtlnrwv-wvflwwfllrwt arldressflrhelantemsltdes were made Ammo: and wllecflnr. 1mm ' ‘loom rhotomphs when w MnIM-arket House mm Baniicld himself ' The lecture was Cit)’ Government . l,fl0m It I Th’ co‘! [held in ‘the Assembly Kali o1 the Board of Health .. “mo, bitum- i United Church. Dr Saint manipulated Miscellaneous ‘mm fill epon- CHARLOTTETOWN ,the lantern slifrs and the pictures Interest and discount . “m” woolen- ‘ ‘ [were beautifully clear. Mr. J. A. :Slnkln: Funds 310E300 ill PIO- "Island Goods for Island Growers " fllsmrrivn. Pm. o: the Keiwmzwnwowl mmipa vo M n - » r. lg Branch acted an chairman M: Quinlan“ . 4 _ .... .. 1 400.01 hm world 10h * comma ‘ '" "mill-Rik. i"

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eflllilltlorlnningyltsaila chalice of boetingTrnrnfive

lanc- Plrfllbl Ill and nndr! W! get their alumnae! whentiic! do. they will I00 “I greatest local beck- sychnfa of the year.

leAt Form Early‘

Tomorrow night-h the nlghiw Prince lived lob»! ennui IN sport composed of a DIII~IP I"- gnnwillrtowayot-mlannd this Nip“ Ind beltliltlflf offered. Time will bo a skill“ crowd. attending tomorrow nlflti. therefore oorncnfly.

no Game Toolzht

Borden Nationals and Monllflll Imperial: wit! arrlvo in the cit! 1h" afternoon by special trains MMIIP‘ anioilhylllndlfll offuufromtlw respective untrue to cheer their ‘CIA 0h to vldfdfl In s. sudilll death moo nun takes vim It ll" Forum tonight. Tonight‘! I'll" will decide which team meets the

mans us u» right mo Province in one uni-mm r111- dewiu. .

Inihooldaayl. liicrtvfluflll” iy always promised e greet 15"‘ "l m for on impomat fixture . i" tlh hal celled to be a 0011194“ ma‘ u new a reality-there's flw-v o poi-mt shoot of ice at u» some lo let's on go ma wmii u» "NW ma may“ am it out.

Bolivian.

Mr. n. w. Robinson. m“ "i i“ n“. I'll-

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