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I-lis heart still throbbing from her warm embrace when suddenly his blood ran cold as he lie-'iril thim call her 'spy.’ Romance and intrigue above the grnuiid and beiiciith the clouds.

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ind :i l~=- ` v iniirlftrl ii'-ir film star. .11 tl-i~ e nn; ni- ni' the most celebrat- ;<‘ iw. » ifinl, iroclp their initial

, ¢ ii li iw-il auflience last evening.

; 'rl _` "’ 'rr fzvoui the applause that ";l‘ ‘ i’_1\ l”i'.n_r‘e liclivfird Theatre.

f ":~ .fizir and the idol lived

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'Tl~~ l_'.;; is the Fox Moviebone

117-_~s_\~ nwfl ”-foul," the new star, Elissa iandl, tire rciizntioii of Europe‘s screen :nfl Broad\vziy’s stage, arid

the i:ilkin_2.' scrceii's most

:he 'iri~l. ;o‘pi11r.': :1<‘l;u', Charles Fairell.

Miss Lrizcli iwiiigs to the screen

not c',iI~- `i~.i»riiil_\' but talent. She

gives ii 'ii~'i.i,:’iiiaiicc that is vivid, ln- tensc :intl di-liezitcly shaded at all times anal this reviewer feels abso-

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“Body and Soul" trlls the grippiiig'

story of a, flying ace in the Royal Flying Corps. who niccis and falls

only to fi

martial when the girl is siceiiseci of being a spy. The picture tak:s a sur- prising twist at the finish and its climax. while startling. is one that is beth plausible and pleasing.

Myrna. Loy, who was last seen in

the Fox Movietone, "Renegades," eri- acts 'another one of her famous si- ren roles and Humphrey Bogart who is also featured gives a good account of himself in the role of F.ii'reli's buddy. The supporting cast an `eXceptionally strong one. numlicriiig imong its members Ian MacLri1'eii, Craufurd Kent, Pat Somerset, Don- ald Dillaway, Douglas Dray, and

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i A Million Wives

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“The Ofiieo_\T.’f.'~" opened yertcr-

day at the Capitol Tlicatre to it

capacity autiicncc. The pietLu‘e shows

immediately turn up their noses. So I must specify that this is a triangle plot-different from anything I have ever seen. There is a twist to lt. It is not done in tiio usual stiited style. It is an iiitr-liigeiit and absorbing piece of wori-Z. That is enough for the story. It must be seen to be air preciatecl. I

Dorothy Muckniil is, as usual.

cliaiiiiiiig and clever iii the role of the prii~.1te seei'etiiry. Lewis Stone makes a rlasiiiiig and interesting cniployci: Natalie Moorhead does woiidrrs with her part as the wife of thc cinpioycr.

It is :ihvays pieasriiil; to sec Hobart

Bosworth. He can be counted upon to give fi good performance. Iii fact. the entire cost, deserves credit for

contributing to make this picture the entertainment it is. Other mem- bers of this notable east are Blanche

Fridericl, Joan Blondell, Brooks Benedict. Dole Fuller, and Walter Merrill.

This is a picture thot everyone

will enjoy. Husbands and wives par- ticularly ivill find it interesting, bc- caiise it cieais with ii. problem that might so easily arise in anyone`s married life,

Prince Edward Island Hospital ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that ln

pursuance of the Act of Incorpora- tion, n Public Meeting of all contri- butors tn the Prince Erlward Island llospital will he hr-ld in St. I'aul's Parish llnll, l`h:1rlnttr-town, on Tucs- rlfiy, May 2litli. lllill. :it 8.00 p. m. for the purpose of electing Trustees for llic tlnrrrnmciit of the Institution ln :ir-f~nrrl:inrr with the hyn-laws and for the lrginsrictinn nl such other busi-

Al')_\ E. HARRIS, Scrrctcirv of Trustees.

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what can be clone with a rather ii-ini-i plc plot with a good cast and a pooch director. If I were to say that tlierc;

is a. "triangle" plot in this film. and] leave it like that-my readers' \voiild_

ness as niay he brought before lt. I

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ALONG TIIE \\’A'I`ERFRONT

I’aoli‘s Wharf 4. __

Sciir. Dwina, Capt Fraser, arrived

in port _vesterday with a load of lumber for L. M. Poole & Co.

C:irvell‘s Wharf

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Sehr. Lady May. Capt. Ma.cDou-I

gxaid, arrived in pert yesterday even- ing from Pinette.

S, S. Gafpesla is expected to ar-

rive iii port today from Montreal to

loari ii general cargo for St. J0hIi’s, Nfld.

. l:urd’s Wharf

S. S. Mytris, Capt. Davison, dis-

eliarging it cargo of coal.

Brother

Mr. Klein-Good Morning, Mr.

Cohen. Vat is upsetting you dis morn ing You look worried.

M'.°. Cohen-Yesz, mine brother is

awful sick.

Mr. Klein-Oli, is he?

Mr. Colieii~No, Ikie.

A lady visitor at an institute for

the deaf and dumb had piled the er- ficial who was showing her round with so many questions that he was thoroughly wciiry, when she enquir- ed, “How do you summon the poor mutes to church?" "By ringing the dumbbeils, niatlaml" he replied.

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Create interest in any task and lt ceases to he work. May we show you New-Type Cooking Utensils that wlll create new interest In Cooking?- alds that will ako culinary task; actual plensurefl Any women w||| find a world of interest among our New Utensils displays. Every article is helpfully priced!

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The Rogers » Hardware Co.,

Liiilitcd A

on the slip there.

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Guardlii.n`s report of his remarks.

trustee Board of the Protestant Or-

phanage gratefully acknowledges re-lei

ceipt of cheque of $153.00 from Prowse Bros, Ltd., City. This ex- cellent contribution is the propor- tionate amount given us from their Anniversary Sale. Also splendid boxes of new clothing have been received from Melville L.O.B.A., DeSable, per Mrs. Margaret Higgins and Queen Mary Guild. City. the latter contain- ing 103 pieces. Both these lovely do- nations are on exhibition at the Or- pliaiiage.

OFFICERS FOR El.EC'Il0N-The

following otlieers have been nomin- iited to fill the different oflices on llic Board of the Intercoionial Club of Boston for»one year, the annual meeting of which will be held on the 13th: President, Charles J. E. Kick- ham, MD.; Vice President, Wendell l-I. Gordon, attorney, formerly of P. E. I.; Secretary, Kenneth Moore, Treasurer, John Kiley and four other members of the Board of Directors for a term of two years are Daniel B. Munn, P.E.I.; John J. Powers, P. E. I.; William R. Murphy, P.i2.I.; Dr. Frederick Christopher, P. E. I.

POTATO AND FERTILIZER

STEAMERS-The steamer “Anders” is loading potatoes at»-Summerslde for the Potato Growers' Association. She will take part of the cargo there and the balnnce at Georgetown, in all 40,000 bushels for New York, and expects to leave the Island on Thursday. This Will be the last steamer to be loaded by the Asso- ciation this spring. The Association also loaded the “Laly" which sailed from Victoria on Saturday with 50.- 000 bushels for New York. The steamer "Gypsum Prince" with a cargo of 6,000 tons of fertilizer for the Association is now in Summer- side, and a sister ship, the “Gyp- sum Queen” with 5,000 is due ,in Charlottetown today. The Norweg' lan steamer “Vorma," Captain Mak- ensen, arrived ln Georgetown from Saint John yesterday to load 35,000 bushels of potatoes for Philadelphia. This steamer was chartered by Poole & Thompson, Montague, and the shippers will include that firm, also J. A. MacDonald & Company, Cardigan, and Austin Scales, Free-

tofvm.

PERSONALS

Messrs. Preston Campbell and Em-

ery McFai-larie, were in the city yes- terday. ` -

Mrs. Charlotte West and Mrs.

Laura. Buiitln. also Mr. Jonathan West and sister, Mrs. Anne Saund- ers, were recent vlsltors to York.

Mr. Brendon Driscoll. Clermont,

accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Hop- good Rayner, were in the city yes- terday.

HEAIJABHE?

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present placing huoys in Island wat- _ tuéled

, ers. The harbour buoys are already " fin position, and the steamer today *sued hu b"°u‘°"in`l°w' Mr' ' _ will proceed in the direction of Cape "3"

I Breton. It is expected that the lay-

I I th b lll b 1 Led i

aliiuot a ewexils Zhe garti; » tumed to spend the vacation with his I will proceed today to Pictou to go: pntentsi Mr' and Mrs' “wh” B' Am'

rouci: couiir-Ai. the Police' M"

Court yesterday morning, two men _ charged with being drunk and lncap- The f°u°WIU8 I9" Yeslffrdoy morn- . able eachwere fined $10 and costs` mg 0, twenty d,,ys_ A ,me of ,,,,1,,,,,_ I branch meeting of the w. M. s., oi ful sale of intoxicating liquor was ad- th’ _journed till Wednesday. Two speed-; W- ers were each fined $5 and costs or' MIS-S ten days, and three motorists charg- town. Ml'S~ D- K~ R055. C°mW°u ind ed with non-stop were each fined $2. MYS-

MR. ANDERSON'S STNTEMENT-

In connection with the report of the

Public Accounts Committee, publish- M

ed in The Guardian, May 6th, Mr. John Anderson states that in ex-

plainlng the procedure followed ln um’ making the external audits, he had “to . meant to say that the forms for thel pmduce and dairy market here to' external auditors were prepared in day' ‘

the first years by Mr. Newbery, and on not that the external auditors pre-'finest pasteurized creamery fresh

pared the forms, as indicated in '1’he and

ACKNQWLEDGEMENTS _ The changed at 22 and 23 cents a. pound

da to Montreal and other Clnid-

llan cities.

Frank Toed, city weigher, has from Montreal where

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Essory, who is seriously lil.

John E. Andrew, B.A., has re-,

` Mr.

drew, East Royalty. Mr. Andrew has

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for Sydney, C. B., to attend the

United Church of Canada: Mrs. A. Thompson, Mrs. J. H. Ayers,

Pearl Johnson of Charlotte-

John Striling of Montague.

THE MARKETS

(Canadian Press)

ON-TREAL, Que., Moy 11-But- prices were lower and egg quota-

higher while cheese and po- prlces held unchanged on the

ter

the butter market number 1

regraded declined ii half cent

at 19 1-2 'cents a pound and to re- tailers solids and prints were un-_

respectlveiy. Receipts were 834 box-

i Cai-lot prices of fresh eggs ad- 'vanced. Fresh Ontario and prairie lexiras at 19 to is 1-2 cents. fasts 'at is 1-2 to 11 cents me seconds 'at 14 1-2 to 15 cents a dozen were V nil s. half cent higher. British Col- umbia fresh extras and.flrsts, in ca.rlots, gained a half cent at 20 to 20 1-2 cents and 17 1-2 to 18 cents a 'dozen respectively. To retailers fresh specials and extras. in cartons. lost one to two cents at 25 and 23 cents ii doz/en as announced on Saturday :ind fresh tirsts and seconds flrmed :i cent at 21 and 19 cents a dozen.

Receipts were 2,537 cases.

Ontario colored eiii~e:-ze was quoted

iii; 9 cents a pound and trading was P

ight, receipts being only 18 boxes. R_ T_

, completed his second year of med-f .

e at Dalhousie-Kings. i

Bemodelling

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1. It does not burn. 2. It is inexpensive. 3. Its ivory colour requires no decoration

YPROC is a fire-resistant wallboard used fag

G'making inside walls, ceilings and partitions, It is made from gypsum rock and comes in sheets 4 to 10 feat long, 4 feet wide and M of an inch

4. It is an excellent base for Alabastino,

Gyptox or wallpaper.

It is structurally strong. It has insulation value.

It is draught and vermin-proof.

' It is easy to install.

It saves time in new construction.

` For further information ask your nearest dealer

for a direction sheet or write us for FREE book- let, “Building and Remodelling with Gypr0c”.

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' GYPSUM, LIME and ALABASTINE, CANADA, I-Ill'.l‘ED

Quebec

I rii-eproof waiiboara

Maritime Representative--N. B. Melville,

53 Rupert Street, Amherst, N. S.

For Sale By

L. M. Poole - -

Holman, Limited

I On the potato market new num- MorriS'_Bernard & Co.

ber 1 Bermuda potatoes were quoted

lat $2.25 per 50 pound box and new M

‘number 1 Florida potatoes at $8 per ' 160 pound barrel and number 2

atthew & McLean

oole & Thompson, Limited

Charlottetown, P - Montague, P

- Summerside, - Tignish,

- Souris, I.

brand at $6 a barrel. New Brunswick 'green mountains. in carlots, were 'quoted attso cents per ao pounds I bag or 00 pounds bulk and to retail-

ers 90 cents per 80 pound bag.

OTTAWA, Ont., May 11-The egg

Itoday with demand improving as re

celpts decline

TORONTO-Egg production ln

Ontario is declining and receipts 5° here are lighter. The market is firm- co er with ordinary packed Ontario to

llvered. Storage packed eggs in new I0

MONTREAL-Egg receipts here $5

day last year. Prices are unchanged 5°

have declined during the past. week if

prevailing for carlots in the east.

and country shippers for eggs ex- tras 13, firsts 11, seconds 9, at Ed-

on the basis of 10 for extras.

VANCOUVER-There were some

declines in prices on this egg mar- ket last week. Dealers are now quot» ing producers for eggs extras 14,

‘flrsts 12, Dullet extras 10. ‘ CHICAGO-Spot 16 1-4, November refrigerators 21 3-4.

LIVESTOCK MARKETS

(C\nAdl|n Press) MON'I‘fR,mAL, Que., May 11-Cattle

receipts were 1,183 on the two Mon- treal livestock markets today. Cattle offerings were almost double those of the previous Monday. Cows were about steady to 25 cents lower. Steers were slower and were esti'ma.ted to be 25 cents to 50 cents lower. Bulls were about steady. Good cows sold for $4.25 to $4.50 with odd tops up to $5. Fairly good cows brought $4 and plain knida $3. Light steers of fair to just medium quality brought $5 to $5.25. Medium steers sold a- round 8t5.'l5 and good steers were quoted at $8 to 86.25.`l-Ielfers sold up to $5.50 The bulk of the bulls brought $4 no $4.50 with good bum' up to $4.75. Fed calves sold for $6 to $7 according to weight and finish. Quotations: Butcher steers good ttf £0 $6.25; medium $5 to 85.75; com-' mon $4.53 to $5; butcher helfers good

3 W $5.50; medium $4.15; common'

to $4 50; butcher cows good t4 L2.

01 to 81.75; cutter! $1.75 to $2.50'

butcher bulls ¢00d $4.50 to 04315;' ,Common $2.50 to 84.

Calf receipts 1.827. The call mark- ot wal obouut lteody to 25 cents w

market is showing a. firmer trend

cases bring one cent more than the lot

above price, weighing 138 pounds each brought

l W

Dealers here are quoting producers ,Eg

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` For Full Information W1'ite R. T. HOLMAN, LTD.

WHOLESALE

Summersidc ` '

fa RETAIL `

lower. The bulk of the calves were m.mon to just fair quality. Medium good calves were selling at about

eggs selling to wholesalers at extras steady prices. One lot of 44 medium 17 1-2, flrsts 15 1-2, seconds 14 de- go

od Quebec calves averaging close(

Hog receipts 1,874. Hogs of gooé

weights under 200 pounds sold fo: $8.75 to $9. hogs of light weights run ning down to around 140 pounds soil for $8.75. mixed lots sold arouni

130 pounds brought $6.50. and one ‘$3.50. Hciivles were not wanted. Sow:

of 25 medium to good calves

.75 and calves of fair to medium

today were 2,547 cases as compared flllillfy Wen! S015 Bl'°lll1d $450 90 w 3,044 cases for the corresponding $5.25. Common to plain calves were

for $3.50`to $4.25 with very

today with demand better. Western °°mm°n drinkers as l°w as $1 C eggs are being offered at extras 19. Q“°“tI°ns: G°°d veal $9 to $5505 flrsts 16 1-2 seconds 15 delivered. medium $5 L” $57755 °°mm°“ $3 t°

WLNNIPEG-Local prices on egg i5'

markets "h'°““h°"° W“°°"‘ Canada een brought sito in $5.50. one int, Jeiifilh fwcemiienled by MfS~ IV“"1°’

as result of the lower. market the Co 55 “md shew “M wld for $531 Wm “Hive in vancouver on Phu".

grass $3. _ heep i°cceipt.i 163. The bulk ol' the

mmon clipped, sheep brought as as $2.50. Spring lambs were sell-

were from $5 to $5.50. When sold on grade selects brought $1 Premium per hog, with cuts of $2 and $3 D" hog heavies and extra heavles.

ANADA'S MINISTER .T0 JAPAN RETURNS

VANCOUVER, B.C., is/_ray 11.-Hu

Herbert Marler, Canndas Minister M

day. His delliilte plum for his re~ turn to his home in Eastem Canadl

slowly at 55 to 53,50 ellen com. have not been announced, but ir II n light lambs were not wanted, expected after a short vlslt in V311'

otatlons Eives $2 'io tn s 0, couver, he will entrain for the east

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QU I .. 5.5 m°UI'°n *md Calgary' I’“yI“3 p’I°°s Lambs good $5 to $6.50, with one or two short stops cnr0U¢¢

Trusty as an oIcI friend---it never fails to please with its lasting flavour.

IWISI (l'l[WlN6

to $5; medium $4 In 04.50; canners 0

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