PAGE SIX

STRAND“

' I A DRA1\lA 0F YOUNG LOVE

TIIE

that includes Pedro de . Cordoba and Renee

i Adoree.

"‘ "viii!

AND OLD SPAIN

The picture was ﬁlmed in Spain, with Carlerm-the greatest bull- ﬁghter in the world, leaping on horseback over the charging bulls, ﬂirting recklessly with death .

A Full Blooded Romance

A brave, lusty story _of young love in old Spain. superbly acted by a cast

Today, 3.15, 7 and 8.45 lliatinee-—l6c, 11c. N ight—26c, 21c, 11c.

mTOM TERRISS

PRODUCTION

BANIIOLERO

All the Thrills of the Real Spanish Bullfight Arena!

WMEN

Charlottetown

You’Il LOVE her

l...

,vT00!

—-Mass against class _A nobleman

A throne rocked it".

CEHITC

—A maid tried for her life —-A city sacked and burned

THE HUNGHBAGK 0F NUTRE DAME

Incomparable, Magniﬁcent, Glorious, Georgeous and Thrilling SPECIAL SCHOOL CHILDREN'S MATINEE TODAY

ALL CHILDREN AND SCHOLARS“. ADMISSION 16c.

AT 3.15.

VICTOR HUGO‘S

-—A mother grief-distracted -——A hopeless lover

Presented by Carl Laemmle

ADU LTS 37c.

life, fame and fortune

to rightful vengeance

All for the Love of a Woman

In the‘ Super~Colossal Production of

IMMORTAL CLASSIC

PRINCE EDWARD

TODAY AT 3.15 TONIGHT AT B SHARP. NIGHT PRICES-ZGQ 37c, 52c.

MIDDLEMORE HOME

to arrive from Applicants are requested to Address all communications, Mlddlcmore

A party oi young people expected , England, ages, 3 to 16 years. apply at once.

i Home, Falrvlcw Station, Halifax Co., N. s.

loo‘ rrIQi-iall-sw: 577i. "m:

ﬁ lift?

"No Accuser Needed

umbrella. said jokingly:

that umbrella!" WIIGWDWIIBB realized the mil" W11“ hollillllz sickness. As a specific for an utter strnnsvr he nsnrlv collﬂn- alts, lnlfllii, ﬂfllllllﬂ llllll Vllflolll! in~ sed. But the othetnervvtl-‘iiy iltlnii" flllmmniory pains its rcoord is be- cd over the umbrella.

"l bgg ,-,- ml," ho npololz- ______‘."_ ___, Izod. “ifs-wed ﬂ know it IlP-Minnrlln Ilnlment fur c-orns and |lllIl|0IllI longed loiyou."

1,..." -

Jollcs was Will

n“.

fold usefulness In

yoml roprollch.

::ils; Qllrllily Sells lt.—~'l‘hn iilmi so mnny thollsrlllil of Intellig- king ilillllt-f WitPH it ii lll p1 oplo l-olltinuo began to rain. in front ho ihoulrlll |'rl|inn,-|,-v ]-;¢-,|@<»i|-1.; oil hu saw his friend Ilruwn with on ulni-i; for its llcltliili! eificlcncy. , I-Jvl-r since it was ﬁrst introduced llc slapped him on the brick illlti,li Ilas grown slcndlly In public “Ilcilol Give m0 favor, owing entirely to its mani-

' SHOP from Holman‘! Catalog.

CAVENDISH SERVICES-There will lbe scrvice Sunday. March 29th- in mu Presbyterian Church at Ca-v~ endish at 11 will, and at New (Plas- gOW at 2.30 pun. Sunday School 1.30 p. ln. Please notc change ill hour of afternoon service. The Young Peoples Progressive Group willl nlcct. on Ifriday, March 27th at the home of .\lr. Lorenzo 'l‘oomlbs.

ISLANDERS WED.-— The mill‘- rialzo of Mr. KellllPtll Wzlrburlon Alllrlacod son of Mr and M-rs John bloc-Loud of Charloltolouil, uud Miss Lillian Florcllcc lirllcc, daughter oi‘ Mr and Mrs John F. Bruce. formerly of Zilulltzlgllc was solemnlzed ill the First Presby- lcriun (‘hurt-h. Boston, lilass, on lllc lllorlliug of \\"t‘flllt.'5ilily, .\Illrch 18th, inst, Rev Dr, Robcrt Willi-loll of flint church officiated. ’I‘Ilcir llllllly friends ill (‘llllrlolf-lolvll illiil UlSiWVllPfU will unite with tho lullrdilln ill wishing Mr lllnl .\irs .\I:lcLcod abundant happiness iillll success.

ON EUROPEAN TRIP-Mr, E. II. ltllyllor. iwho has been on ll flying bllslllvss [rip to illc Island, lull I'm‘ .\lllllll‘i'll‘l Oil Saturday whcro -hc will ntlollll tho Canadian I<‘llr Alllit- lioll Sllilr- whic_ll takes place oll rho Zllst illstlllli. lie leaves shortly lIllrl-uftl-r for Europe, whcrc Ilc will visit London, ‘Paris. Leipzig, and will lit-tend tlle London Auc- llilll Sit-ll‘ otlllossrs. Frcllcriclt lilltll A‘.- (‘olllpany, who llilVp thc finest collection oi’ silver fox pclts being, oficrcd on any sale tilis yezllmMr. Ilzlyllol" will lngigliltl lo give his petr- snlllll lllliJllllﬂll to any matters cli- l-nts lnlly wish him to tzlke up for lhclll lll (rollnccllon with the szl-le. As ho wil-l 'bc in England during lilo mouth oi‘ April, mail addressed to him t.~.u. hiossus. Frederick Iluth AZ (lollltpzllly. 58-60 Cillllllull Sl., Lon- don E1‘, -I, lwill roach him ilnero; and 0.0. 'I‘heodore Thorn-r, ‘llrllhl Til, Lcipzig. (lerllmny, [hp first iLwo wcoks in Zvlay. .\lr. Raynor will vis- it ll fox ranch owllcd by his om- . ill (illumzllly, nlld -will con- " with (Iovcrlllllcllt. and Univcr~ sily llcllds with rugllrd to the de- vliloplnollt oi‘ the fox industry in lhui country, Wihilc albrond. it is .\lr. ltoynr-r's intention to attend tho \\"r~lullily' Exposition. llo expects, also, to tour l-llc. hniltltific-llis of Flanders. llflil visit other points of interns-i on the Continent. Ho will rritllrn ‘homo ilillOlli Julio 10th. Dllr- illg his albscnco his olllco in Sum- Ill€‘I‘l~‘.‘llll‘ wil-I be opcn for business. as usual.

Mothers Treat Colds The New ‘Direct’ Way No Longer Necessary to "Dose"

Children With Internal Medi- cines to Break Colds

, Children's dig- _ estiolls are eas-

‘ ily upsot by too much "dosing." Vicks Valpultub upset little being externally _ applied. does not _ stomachs.

At the ﬁrst sign o-f croup, sore throat, or any other cold trouble, ilDDiY Vicks freely. There is noth. Ingnto swallow-you just "rub ii on.

V525? 9m) ﬁlllzunv-IAH

zzldke ll Grip at the Throat. For ll (list-use that is lint classed us flltzll there is probably none which

iznuscs more terrible suilcrilll-z than

llstllnlzl. Sleep is impossible, the sufferer becomes oxbzluslod and lin- lllly. though tllc attack pllsscs, Is left ill llllccllsing dread of its rc- illrll, Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Rcnlody is ll wonderful rcnlodllll ill-tent. It immediately rclinvcs the restricted llll‘ passages as thou- sands can testify. It is sold by deal- ors uvcry\\'llere_

We Give Prompt

Attention to DISPENSING Prescriptions And Keep Everything Found in . First Class Drug Store

Drug Co.

Pr...» THE REXALL Poac- 7J9 Koo/m STORE ca:

FERTlL|ZER—-To arrive about April 1st, Superphespllate. Potash. Ndtrate olf Soda and- Sulphate of Ammonia. Ja-nles hicCsrt-hy, Mt. Stuwarl..—.11i)5-3-25-2i

SOME REAL OLD COINS. - Mrs. G, l). Fitzgerald yesterday showed The Guardian a number of coins which are probalbly the old- est ovned ill the province and are. rare anywhere. One copper coill has 0n its face the facimile of Emperor Constantine, A. D. 311i. There arc five silver pennies of Edward Firsts reign, A. D. 1260 Probably the most unique one is a double coin of the rcigll of Pop‘ (ircgory 13th. On one side Isa bust of Pope (Ircgory, on the other ll ‘battle scene of lhc French Revol- ution. Ilciwccll the two coins is ll piece of parchment, ulbolll thr- slzc of illl lt-lnaricllll cent and |ll‘llll.(‘(l on it Ill microscopic letters Illl.‘ Loril's Prayer. 'l‘hcse two coins wcrc originally stuck lu-

Thc first. coppcr cnill issued by tilt‘ Iinll-ricllll government, the Fngiu coin 1787 has on ullc side u sllll dial, the sun's rays at the Nicrc- lliilll and bclow lllc sun dial llll‘ words "Mind your IJIISIIIFSS". {in the reverse side the 1 lillkls ulld lllc star. Ill ll slllllll calcic lll lin- cclllrl: oi‘ tll-- coin, Lllc \\‘ll.'ll~i "We arc one". Another Alllcri- Ullll coin Illls tlll- fzlcc of Grill-gi- Washington on ouc Sllll.‘ and on the other the Eagle with n sill-at‘ oi‘ nrroms ill one claw and lln~ olive Ilrullcll ill the other. Om» ui‘ the rarest is n copper coin iii 1616, lllc first coin nlilltcd in Aln~ crica. ‘On one Slil‘! is ll full Til!" god ship, un lllc other ti. wild bulll" llflll tllc words “'l‘lle Island of Summer," lifter General Sonllllcr. Those arc only n few of this lzlliizc C()lli.Ctl()Il of over 500 coins owncd by Mrs. Fitzgerald and roprellcnc lug the Illlbor of nlluly years of llll‘ grcot grzlndtzllllcr oi’ ll-Ul‘ husband. father of illc lute ltcv. Dr. Fitz- gerald the first Rector of Si. PIllllS this city.

Jlinurlls Illll rnt for rornn lurll bllllltlllh

PERSONALS

Mr. (lllrllet Ford, Milton. was ll visitor to the city yesterday.

The illness of Mr. Peter Mc- Court will be widely regretted.

liicssrs. Davis “lard, Elml-r Willis zllld Vernon Ncwson‘ wcrc. lors to the city yesterday.

‘Mr. Normnll hlcDollllld, Whoa!- ley River, was a visitor to the cliy yesterday, , _, l. 1.

The many friends of flillstsl‘ John J. Nicholson of Orwell (‘ovc son of Illr James A. Nicholson, will b0 glad to know lhllt llc was successfully operated on for ap- pendicitis on Mlllllllly at the I’. E. Islzlllll Iluspitnl lllld is iloilll; ll-i wcll us can in> i-xlvfvtcti-

Strength Of United Church in Ontario District

(U nlon Committees Despatch)

TORONTO, March 12.—l<‘rom a survey of the -Prcsbyti.-ry districts in Ontario. which is Ibo-in); conducted by the Ohurch Union Bureau, I-t would nlppezlr that thr- lwllillilfitwiil of 367 Presbyterian collgrcglltltllls in thc Province "will not tiiTlflllilly ‘affect the Union, -bllt will still ‘leave Ilhc United Church overwllelllnlng- Iy predominant In numerical strength, as compared with any church formed of the non-concur- rIn-g units. Even in districts where the Anti-Unionists zlrc strong the non-concurrslllts are CORIIIHIFZIIIVGIY small ill nllnrber. In Hamilton dist- rict.. for instance, iwherc the Antl- Unlonists arc strongest, the United Church will ilzl-vc 150 congregations (including both Methodis-l and Un- ion) to 42 of the non-concurrlnil illully. In the "district. 0i’ Toronto there wv-ilil Ibo 237 Methodist and Ullioll congregations in the United Church, lls lcolnpared wilt-h the 53 Presbyterian conigrogwtionis which IIiLVO voted to rcmuin ollt.

In other Prcslbgytcry districts the

Drink Water When Kidneys Hurt You

When you wake up with back- ache and dull misery In the kidney region it may mean you have been eating foods which create acids, says a well-known authority. An excess of such acids ovorworks the kidneys in their efforts to filter It from the blood and they become lort of paralyzed and Inggy. When vour kidneys get sluggish and clog you must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels, removing all the body's urlaous waste, also you have backache, sick headache. dizzy spells; your stomach sours. tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. Ths urine Is cloudy, full of sediment, channels often get sore, water scaids and you are ob- liged to seek relief two or three times during the might.

Either consult s good. reliable physician at once or get from your pharamacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then not fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined with Uth/la, illld has been user] (or years to help clean and stimulate sluggish ‘kidneys. also to neutralize acids In the system, so they no longer irritate, thus often relieving bladder weaknes Jad Salts ilslnsxpenaivs, can not

[lnjurssnd makes a delightful, sff-

ervescent Iithiwwster drink. Drink

lots of soft water. By all means

have your physician examine your

kidneys at luast twice a year. illltlllnd Chorus of Elfteen.

gclhcr, protecting the DllPClllllPIlI. i

ianaoa bus a

,@gHeJ!bmnrianIt3ango

bountiful

supply of the world's highest grade wheat for wbicl) other

nations send their ships and are glob to

pay a premium. Tﬂurity

Tlour is made

exclusively from this world-famed wbcal’, and makes the fineslol bread and pastry

al lower cost.

‘Ihc Purity Flour Cook Book will be mailed postage paid to you for thirtyccnts it's worth more. Write

for one to-dlly to

Wcstcrll Canada Flour Mills Co., Ltd. Toronto, St. John, N.B., Winnipeg

Allil-Fllillllilsts llrc ll vc-ry minor R _l|lltlllllll_V. Ill llll‘ l’l'l>.~.ill,\"lllry"ol' Loll- |llI‘l\' Illsil ltl‘lllll'tl\\' lllc Alltidilliolllsls. llil\'l' only suiiiilllii-il =iu nllllilll: out ' ’ I 7 ii I‘l'i-.~'l|_vlll'l;lll cllllilzrcltlliinns, l<*ll\‘~ ‘l D N T s I f 6 Jill; n lllililllvt‘ of 1~i-l i0 clliur lilo Ull- S a o s ilcd (“hull-h ill illlri zllcll. i Thl- lllrnll-l lt'll‘l .~»ilrollutll oi‘ lllc f 0 w k 0 I ‘Linill-d (‘llllrcll ililPlllllllblf hiclllollist n y and lilliolll in tour roprcslrlllnliri- Prc-slllytllgv districts ill <llI"l'io in‘ ‘E E shown by illt.‘ Ildlolvill-l; liillllltl" LOOK AT Tl‘ S , m s lllt(l(‘K\'lI.l.l~J i 51in quietly aloha w GOFPS as _. xammer: use To, o mg ' c m" l l.‘ ll.‘l . E ' h II. N th‘ l‘k tl n ' usual It is im possible for pucc or qua I y or s y c’ Congre- Mem- _ gallon; berg i you to loose anything by buying RECEIVED TODAY ggglgullrélililzi>ll~g - - - - - ' - here and just as Impossible to 6O pairs women's patent strap slippers, rubbcr .'___ _'__ save by going elsewhere. heel, etc. $2.50 less 20% for .. $2473 I"'°'"'"m “lwnglh (‘llmhj _,, ,, i 60 pairs samples of this Sprimfs women's shoes‘ odlst and Union) .....l2li mil.» m ca" kid etc. Sh“ 4 and 4y for $330 DVF [w Don't get carried away by ’ ' 2' LANARK & R‘. Rl‘ - i I i. 1 Du“, noises andExclTEh/IENT‘ ‘GO pairs women: brown oxfords, rubber lee Tum] , stylish last, good fitter, $3.35 less 20% for . . $2 53 Non-concurring . . . . . . .. , - Prcscllt Strong-lb Ilicill- . o odlsi. and iinloll) ....1-l<i I (‘rLI-INUAII RY Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. u? 9,501)! L’; Nolrcollcllrrlng . . . . . . .. ll ' iii)‘ L‘ __V___ __ ___>_V____,_,._ Prucut siircnuill (All-fir I MUN,“ “M “ml U'i‘°"’ 5" "m" lllr. lill.,.*"i w. llrul-sv, .\lllh'll‘ill l)ll‘- OTTAW‘ I villi Illlll .-\ccillllplllll.~li, ‘ Tm,“ 1M 201.1,, (‘NICO (Hi5 Alctrvs). ()'I‘TA\VA,

NOll-CODCIIPFIIII: . . . . . . .. ll 2.79; Present. strength (Moth- odllst and Union) ....100 17,31!)

In the dilstrlctis novi-rr-d -Iiy tho nlbovc four Prcshytorics lihc com- pclrlltlvc Slfvlliltll oi‘ ‘lilo lfllitvll Church is {is tollolvs:

Union congregllliolls (Mom. odlst and Union) . . . . . . . .. 426 Congregations ollt of Union 45 Union melnlbrrs (Methodist and Union) . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-i6.7'l‘li Non-concurring Prcsbyiieriuns 9,153

RADIO PROGRAM

WEDNESDAY. MARCII 25, 1925.

CNRllll (341 lilcltreis), MONTREAL. QUE.

8.30 p/m. (E,IS.T.')\

Pfﬂtielltitliit The Prince of Wales MiInstre-ls, with a full perform, anoe consisting of C'horllsl-.s.| ‘Swiss. Banlo Mill llllwlllliln (lul- tnr Seledtions, Jokes, etc. Among the musical numbers

will b9 "The Stein Song." " The

Armouraris Song" from ‘indbiin

iilwll." ilrmnllcd us’ n lnalc chorus:

"Fnnlmlli-Funiirluin," "Swing Along,"

“Southern lilolodics.“ “The ltﬂlklgfllll

Vﬂiltlliloﬂd" (lily spocllll request),

“The lBuls-llrt-Iks," "I (‘nuldnﬁt Got

To it in Time," and others.

The Ilroups comprise: hlr. '1‘.

H. Sklfchcr. lnil-rIncll-tor; Messrs,

A. ll. Vaillnncc and Wm. ‘Flllllllﬂly,

0nd men: Mr. E. A, Tlullcy. Tenor

Soloist: Mr J ll. Olsen, lia-rlltonc

Soloist; Mr. A. Cormicr. ‘Blooution-

list; Messrs. Broadway, Piclon,

0N1‘. 7.31) lLlll. (IG.S,'I‘.I~

I’.\ll'I‘ I

Dmllillioll Dbpilfiililblll of Agricul- tllri- lillrllcl lttlllllflrl. 7.45 pill. a Lllwlcllrc Illlrpil-‘s Rlildlo Rook Talk: "AlIlOlrg tho Poets." s p.lll.-—

PART II.

Jlls. McIntyre and his Chnlonu lnlurlir Concert (Jrchcstrll, direct from Main Dining Room, Chut- l-au Lzlllriier Hotel.

l. _‘OVt2l‘tlll'9—-"C'll-ll Cihiln Chow" ..

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. (Monckton). 2. Enirncte-—<"Dlly Dreams”

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Wood) 3. ScIociIoll—-"'1‘llc Shamrock" . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. (Myddlclon). dill) -p.nl.--

PART lIl.

1. Soprano ‘Solo (u) "Sinvo iSong"

Plumbing Freezing Up

may mean a lot of unnecessary trilli-

ble and expense.

norm‘ DELAY Phone {lﬁl-J

. FllEll ll. Illilllllllll

80 Grafton Strut Opp. Rrlnu Edward Titﬂif"

=--_-_-.L..____ i('lll)-*I\llss lldlell 1i). llllglpllpl;

lﬂllgllllll - (mpg i 450 ;_\

(Del Jteligo), ('1!) "Lassie 0' Mlllu" (Wain-Mrs. J. l1. Irvin. ' 2. ‘SBXODIIOIIPlS0lO-—"l)8l)lltlll'l‘tu"—- (‘Clnrkeﬂ-llvllr. A. Lewis, 3. Scotch Conle-dian—"i’oplrlnr"—~ Mr. ‘Tom 11am lliion. 4. ’(‘elIo SoIo—-"Sollg of lihﬂ Soul" (Brcll)——1Mlss llolcll llﬂlllﬁllﬂll. lluglplpl- Solllcllolls ~-.<.'SclvlcIl Ailtl-llipc-Mnjor Sullivan.

Addrcss.

1:1

Sllllllltllbl‘ Son-g" (It. ll. Wnlihllwl. (lb) "Tho Swallow" (F. H, COwnn) ~Mrs. J. H. Irvin.»

7. ISnxuphono Solo ——- “Mcfsdy"

J, T. blvlntgsiono. Hn-wnlian (lultnr,

(‘ONIvhtIW)~~Mr, A, Law's.

4 6~ ‘sﬁilrnllo Solo (n)"'l‘Ile (ileum-Vs

s8lcCll0llS——<S’CUtC‘ll , gym‘

l’) .ltl.iM.’l‘.). M“ ,.,,,. i-lilllllo (Tollcort and l l X‘l‘Il~lillll0. _ .

Airs-ddpc-llinjor- iSullllIvan.

l0 ‘pan. PART 1V.

- i ' n Orgoll Rculinl. ‘ l. l~‘:lnl:l.~.ill on “(i (‘u-mp All Yi- l".lillll'ul" (il-rlsoll). ‘ " Wk ,,.,.,'., 2- "Mil Krcilio lll- A Flirt" (\Vol- .\\~/- ITHPPIVI‘ loin-rs <~\~'l'.\'_ “‘h‘“,h,,,_.,,. ‘ﬂlwllllilillllltl. i"“"i'i." "h" “ml ‘mum’. 1i. "lllHlllllIltKG ll Mozart" illfllliltt‘ "mm H i‘nlkiini. ‘cups um w, lllllllQW. lulllilili-llffﬂil

Variation on "Annie Laurie" Bu- “ﬂirt: "whm lhl lllllllll-(llillhlvlli i

(Ihllltley Buck). xmn" - 1",‘: A: l|ll'l‘l‘ Dr, Heribcrt ‘Silllilﬂfli, F.R.C.0. ,,,_;‘",','§,,,,§,,,,,, ,,,, ‘lnhnr.lllllllllxinim n“. mprkninllki- Mlnoryvl‘: "JUN"

PART V, npprucluil- it If .V"" “l m, ,|-l

\ how I (‘llll ilcl lllliri'i‘l:‘i' 1:2" gilillliul

Fnmcs McIntyre nnd his Chateau "" m" “m”

Cflllﬂlltfy and Ward, llnnjolsls; Mr, 8. ‘Scotch Cﬁlllﬁillilfl~"P()p1|]5r".-

Mr, Tom Ilzllnillon,

il. ‘Crllo Solo "Orientals" (Cesar

|.__.. Inlllril-r Urchl-sairn, dlrcci frmll, lmm" . . .9 ,' (iulll Room, Clln-tcnll Lnurlcr Ho} IIIINARD’; ‘l-iﬁllmvr Ilel. . ,___,_,__._Z'