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40 Tons 80,000 l

First carload just arrived

of the celebrated

, ,

“Silver Leaf” Brand,

Full 550 fe/et to the pound

and every bali guaranteed

'i‘his twine giivn the very

best of satisfaction hero last. year and is the popular twino in the PROVINCES of

, ONTARIO and QUEBEC also

in WES'i`l‘}i{N CANADA. Our price is_ considerably lowor than last year' and our terms suit all.

BOOK YOUR ORDERS NOW

We guarantee price, whole-

sale and ret-all.

carer at co. ni.

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Grows steadily ic the es-

teem of women as a medi- cine aswell as food product »-But it must be pure and

. gg0d_.

We sell fine imported the very best obtainable-You can buy it either bottled or in bulk.

It doesn't cost much more

to get ,the best, but you must come liere where the best is sold.

_l THE

Seeds, Feeds, Flour, etc.

UOIO

Queen St. Warehouse.

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*°**°*“°‘**°‘ ‘*°*,***~° 149 ot. George si.

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Hickey’s

Trick Every Time '

_ You never see a man grouchy when he uses

Hickey’s Twist Tobacco, satisfaction is the ' standard by which this tobacco is known. It ~

Does the

is never known to disappoint. Always main-

tains tliat lovely flavor and their is no such I thing as crumbling in the mouth. The user gets `

_ the entire benefit of the \'.'hole fig.

1' Manufacturers.

-_ Hickey & Nicholsaii Tobacco Co., Ltd.

Charlottetown.

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HAY

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ff The Peter Hamilton Mower

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is well adopted for cutting the hay grown

. on P.E.I. farms. It is strong in every part_

` has great traction

power, is easy to draw

and operate, and absolutely dependable under the most difficult conditions.

The No. 4

in two sizes 9 and 10 ft., the teeth are

All-Steel Rakes ‘

‘ curved forward under the machines and

the flattened points do not dig into the

ground but glide over it gathering the hay. he Machines Are Right and the Prices

Are. Rifht.

WRITE Fon CATALOG.

. Canadian Farm Products-i

Charlottetown. - - - P. E. Island `

...Q fggggq Q 550 A0 QQ 541-0-1'4-4- 1 KK§ ¥'

DR. l,.E.. GROKEN of-tice and

residence, 69 Prince St.. comer Prince and Sydney Sts. Phone 804.

TRVON BONSHAW' BAPTIST

SERVICES Sunday, 11th Rev. F. A. l-lubley will .preach at Tryon 3.00 p. m., Bonshaw 7 p. m.

CLEANING OUT SALE.-When

in town be suro togo to thc Litti iiook Store and get a good book clicup. R. Brace 1524

SHIRTS HAVE .advanccd' in

price, but wc got ours before thi- advaiico. Better try soon.” We si-it the right k-intl. MacLelian Bros.

SOUVENIR OF PRINCE ED

trcted descriptive souvenir _read to mail. Only 50c. by ninil 57c. Ciiiarlottetowli Guardian.

1352-7-6-tf

16 LADIES colored voilc dress-

mcrside.

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MONTREAL POTATO MARKET.

-The Star suYS.-The local mar- ket for old Ilotutoes is reported as iuiicli earlier for this week, as thc season for them is just about over. About the 'middle of this month' local dealers expect to seo tlic market practically cleaned up for old potatoes and the new ones take their place altogctilier, zil- tliough supplies of the latter are not coming in in great quantities at the present time. ‘

PARCEL POST TO SOUTH

AFRICA. - Arrangements have been made whereby parcels may be forwarded direct In the Union

- of South Africa in addition to the [present service vin ine United

Kiiigilom. 'i‘lie rate of postage will be lil cents for each pound or fraction thereof, and the lim-it of weiglii. il pounds. The service is to be montiily and will go into effect wtii tho ilrst sailing in July, which will lie that of the S. S. “New Brooklyn!" 'sailing , from

July. _ “__” V>___ __

AN EARLY JUNE WEDDING.-

A vcry pretty wedding took place in St. Tvrosirs church, West Rox- bury, Mass.. on June the 6th, wiicii Miss Ciitiii-rine B. Corcoran, formerly of B=ildwin‘s Road, P. E. l. and Mr. John F. Woods, Char- lestown, Mass., were united in the liol_v bonds of Matrimony. Rev. Father Iirodrick officiating. The bride were a travelling suit of blue Trlrotire and was attended by ber cousin. Miss Margaret Curran formerly of St. Teresa‘s West. P E. l. The groom was snppoiied by Mr. Joseph Walsh, cousin or the bride. After the marriage, ceremony the h:\l\ilY couple left on '- bi-ir-f honeymoon after which they will reside in Charlestown, Mass. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Woods wish them every happiness through life.

ENJOYABLE OUTING.. - The

tive Methodist Sunday Schools of York circuit united in one large picnic last Wednesday at “Dalvay by the sea." A very large number took advantage of tho beautiful weather and flocked to this delight-` ful spot. Young and old revelied in thc beauties of the place and took advantage of the surf and bcacli as well as thc shade afford- by by the beautiful grove. A feature of the picnic was the canip_ meeting beneath the trees, where, lielpfui addresses wore given by Rev. G.W.F. Glendenning, Rev. Wm. Bryenton, Mr. J.K. Ross, and llic Pastor of the circuit. The singing was led by Mr. J.A. Moore. in the evening. alter the elilldieu wt-rc liberally treated to fruit and candy, all gatliered along the slope liv the lake, io vt'itiios.~\ thc rzic»-s These were very closely contested by both boys and girls. Exciteiiiont ran high as scliool contested with school, revealing splendid inateriai in each. Altogether the picnic was voted as one of thc best in the history of thc circuit, and it is iiopoil that more frequent gather' ings may be arranged.

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0. McPherson.

Fumiture dealer, undertnirer, Armstrong, l3.C., June 11th, 1010.

Minurd's Linimeni. Co., Ltd., .

Yarmouth, N. S.

Dear Sirs-Since the start of the

Baseball season we have been hindered with sore muscles, sprain- ed ankles, etc., but just as soon as we started using Minard's Linl- ment our troubles -ended. Every baseball player should keep a bot- tle of your liniment handy.

Your truly, _, W.. E.. McPHERBON, iecratory Arfmctrvng High School, ` Bquiblil Tum .

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E. R. BROW

|46 RlChlll0fld Sf ~ ‘ Ch°"°u°t°w" Office, Royal Bank

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate ,et,,,,,,,_

i.0Wi!Sl F8185. Office Hours:

Stocli iqlq 4,;

Building, Charlot-

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. .THE CALGUTTA.-H. M. S. Cal- cuttia, which recentyl visited Charlottetown is due in St. John N. IB., on Thursday, July 15th, for

°8iTRkWlBEiRRY FEIBTIVIAI.

on Methodl-st Uiiunch grounds, Sturgeon, 'i"hursda)'.~ July 15th, commencing at two o'ciock.

1507-7-10-Zi

6 DR.” 5. R. JENKINS has moved

this ofhces bo 51 Grafton Street =-'~-

next house, west of his ,old otllces

p. ni. Telephone 90. Home residence 837-L.

jump in the Olympic trials here on

the largest circus ever to tour the Maritime Province or the island.

yesterday morning, n continual growing crowd gathered along the streets in readiness for the official

the pompous street pageant would wond its way along lite principal tliorouglifarcs and the, eager throng would be thrilled with its splendor and magnificeiice. Many motored into Suiiinierside yester- day in Preparation for the circus for it was anticipated a large .throng would visit the town for the -lley. 1533

SCHOOL EXAMINATION.-Tilt!

school-closiiig exaiiiiiiatloii of New lloiiiiuion took place on June 30th, and w-iis well attended the full,

‘quota ot' cliildroii and ieii visitors

being present. The pupils were subjected to a scare-lilug catechism'

Wilson and the teacher Miss Irene Smith, evlnciiig b their roni t a svers, cureu and intel gent training on the part of t'he teacher. The school-room was in perfect coiidltion calling forth many coin-

tations, dialogues. and duets was given by the children, after which it very appreciative address was read to the teacher by Dorotli-y Douil, wlille Annie McPhee, on be- half of the school, presented lir-r

uiiiely surprised. tliankotl the child -ren gracefully for their gift, then treated vlslto-rs and pupils to de- licious caiiily. Mr". Goo. Wilson ,made zi brii~\f`sp<-ecli in his usual happy manner, thanking the teach- .er lor ‘hor kindness to the children, and conipiinienting herupoii the high class condition of the school. He also voiced the regret of the .comniunit-y that this capable and popular young teaclier had resign- ed the school Dlaiinllig to take up other work. ‘ f _

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i I SATURDAY is the last day

for receiving discounts on electric light bills for July lighting. i'ay today and 'save money. `

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Children are gov-

erned in a great de- -ee by impulse. They

are quick to form likes and dislikes and to make comparisons by mere instinct.

The children come

0ur Soda Fountain

because they know what delicious drinks we serve.

Bring your thirst

to us and see how

Kell we. will quench

Cieanliness.iiiWiys I 'Prevai'is» ,

THI

' ir rxvotonaym ‘ sPec|Ai_ Pnicss saturn or

this province ily

all boxes of Ohocolatos W T Weil-

E ' REMEMBER North Rmmco Ph? hers, Queen Street. l I 152

0 u

\ '“° "“"' 14' see ou sPEciA|. LINE oi

~ ' , ' S .___ R A P

L , ` cheap boots and shoes for men. A ____

Y _ I _ y . _ ,¢;|»|0g;.0|_/I,-|_-E3 59¢_ |_g_ sam,-. women and children at Morris & `

day at W. T. Wellners Queen bt. Smlllh 1521- A large num-ber have sent. l

_ 1520 *-- the names of otllcers of their coin-

panies to the Silver Fox Fur Sei'- ing Association. Some howevoi, va13;;` aS3r'l;f,iB_P;$§m§,,f'Cg§;1i,?: 2“:t:°rnf"I;“’lgl°°l°d lo make Buch of Kensington are visiting 'their

' 5 “°°e“'“`Y l° l‘°"° uncle, Mr Tomas Poynter.

1357.7.g.ME1m0 B gm-ee day, vim_ this information. Will those wh

have not yet replied to the circula letter kindly do so immediately.

A. E. ARSENAULT,

Organizer

1532.

Oillce hours 1 to 3 and 7.30 to P_ E. L

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Mr. R. L. Jamieson, Toronto, is

in the city. ` -

~ Mr. A. J. Poirier, Miscouche, was ‘a visitor to the city yesterday. ~ -A

'Mr. Michael and James Griffin

of Newtown Cross arrived -in the city last night en route froui Bos-

“ ton and other American cities.

0 Petitcodlnc, N. B.

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Mr. 0. T. MacNeill, of Fosboro,

Mass., arrived on the island after

’ an absence of twelve years on a

visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘A. F. MacNoiil, Long Creek.

_____ I Professor B. Frank Tinnéy, B.

' S. A- arrived home from Ottawa

l S-aturiiaj night, He spent Sunday witJli lil-i parents Mr. and Mrs. W. ,G. Tinney, Fredericton. lie takes

At up his duties as iisslsliinb su|wi--

FOR OLYMPIC F|NAL8.-#Mn ,_ l *-

1527 Jack McEaciio~rn, popularly known UU* 3~ll`d. rtniiual nioetiiig of th

as ¢fW-hackyy son of ML James i’resliyti»rini of P. E. I. iiict a

' _ -..ioEaciicru, leaves this morning "'l|ll"l` l\l‘/Or Jllly 7th with :i ver;

iiitcndent at t-lic Experiiuentai l°'arin, Ciiurloitotowii. `

l‘ .L_

Mrs. ‘McGinnis, wife of Dr, Mc Ginnis, head of the Piivsics l)i--

y result of his havin woii the broad fill- “nd ill? good DUUINU of lilliitcr munswlck` Fr‘.`d(`rw'0"' H" ‘T

ltivcr and vicinity so liospitiilili

Doininlon Day. _ ‘Ac».-lil! “Hd kind tiiat all who were 'ther

___ will long renienibor the plcasaii

'ri-iouisiANos wana GATHER- li1\\etl\<~.v had. h

ED AT SUMIMERSPDIE yesterday The l’residciit, Mrs, Ni-ll Mc-

es 1020 styles. Values from $18.00 to witness the iiiltinl ierforiiiance 110011 Dfcsiltlerl. The foroiioou wa

speiiiliiig the suiiiiiioi- with iii-i'

(3 pareiifs, Mr. and Mrs, W. Eiiiiiaii. K Grand View. Mrs. Mt:Gilii|s is ae~

C°l\llY11iiieil by her son llobt-rt.

. Green told of otteniiiiig` with hor

brother a llinilus weddiiirg, wliero

i0 $24~50 f0r $13.95 for Friday uni] Uf the H“Bcnbeck-Wal-lace Circus taken up 'with reports from th Saturday ft. T. Holman, Ltd. Sum lu Prince Edward Island. it is one Set-i'etiii‘y, Mrs, Ziintiicsoii and th

oi' the big events of the wear, us Supt. oi' Home Missions, Mrs, il. this is the greatest wild animal Touuibs, wlii-cli were spleiidiiily show in the world, therefore being ivrltteii, interesting and iiiost iii-

splriiig. Mrs. Forbes, ll’resliient o the General Board gave an ex

l`or iiilssloiis, and told of tlii- -goo _\'ear's work i'elioriod throughout the `l\iaritlmo Provliices.

introduction of the circus, when At the 1,!-l(.,-nw," ,ncclmg Mrs

lliclunis took cliargo of the devo- tional exerciscs. “Soldiers of (‘iirl Arise" was-suiig, Mrs. L. (3-rocki-

lfltli, were road, and all were urx cd to coils'-crate tlicuiselves more fully than ever to God and to scr- vice for liim, the hymn beginning "Go labor ou" wus sung. Minutes were read and 50 out of 60 auxil- iiirios i‘i~porteil. ‘Miss Lonlsc Law- .soii reall report ol` young |ieople's Work und Mission llaiids. A num-

yozir arid did good work. Mrs. .For- bes gave another good talk, then ,rgm-otliigs were extended to the ,_l’rL-sbytcrial in an address read by

,wlio spoke of the help and eiicour ‘agement he and other minister in-ct-ive tiiroutgli the great interest

mandatory renmrks from the vm- woiun take in Mission and Suntlay im-5_ A bngm pmgramme or red. School and all ‘Cli-i‘lst.ian work. lie

spoke of the splendid response to the Forward Movement appeal. The uiouey is ready, now it is consoc rated men and women wo need, rr-:idy for work both at home and in foreign lands. l’€-rliaps before

. with an envelope containing a ten liini among the 'ninny young wo-

iiollar bill. Miss Snitli, though gen- ,linen might hc some who will .bc-

coriic iiilsslonzirles, and help to cnrry out our Lord's command. Mrs. McLeod tlianked liiiii for his kind words and asked liini to extend out thanks to tht l’!`l‘!bYli‘l‘;»’. and our appreciation of the interest. the -ministers bike iii Woiiietfs Mission work and their readiness at Maliieqiio long ago belnil lil” first missionary society on P. ld. to give unnounceincnts of ineetlngs and helping in every way.

Greetings from Methodist Church.

Hunter River, were read b_v Mrs. Wayo, -who referred to the l’re-shy' ‘toripn Missionary Society sliirti-il |_t,|,md_ .md ,coins say, in Maritime Provinces, Mrs. 'Miller grae(-i`\illy replied. ‘Sho said wo t-ilV<' I0 “lit” soins but we also re-ci-iivc from them. as evidence the cdniiiiioii lu- ti-ri-.st and close tie bi-twv-oii the diff,”-(im chu,»¢|wB_ Greetiiig was also received from a fnitliful work- er and in-uoli loved nieiiiber i'or so long of l‘rosbyt.i-i-tal, Miss Yilliill Muirliend, who resrettcil l>“lY\t1 lm' iiiiio io iiitenti csvvv-i<\li>' wlwa ll"-‘ l’\l‘esitl"iit of llie Society lf* with

uslVlr:~'. .\'lot'i'l.~'oi\, Tf`f‘ilS\l\”l‘l`. ll\l`ll gave ht-r report, which 'must have cmd lit-tr iiiaiiy days of lH\l\\Hl=\kll\i§ w0rk_ The total raised this past year is $1(l.8‘2ll. 'For lloiiic Missions $2,821.53. i"oi't-lKIl'$8.U07.7‘.i, i’vai-e out-ring ininiii-ii $2.184-39. 147 “‘f“' were given, and it was urged til-ll life iiimiiliers were inliiie. Alllllllili

\ ’l‘rcasiiri-rs try in fuiiirc to have 'timir reports in to l’rf‘altyil"'i=il

Pros. by the dale as it niakos llel' elven by ent-ii svivoffltv fl"°'l"l'#' work very difficult when nioiii-Y routes in rii-',lit ull i0 l"\"`5l’Y“"`l“l nioctlng and '1\CG0lml=i Ctmllol- H" In-gpm-yy mndg up. Mrs. Toombs It-(1 in a beautiful dldicntory PNY' cr for our offering. Mrs. (D12) MC' NPN thi." spoke on giving :ill not living for self. for Dl¢‘l\”\l\”l‘ 1"" fm M.,-v|c0_ 31.0 urged our interest and help in sending workers anions UN! Jews, God's chosen ll‘~‘Qi>l0- MVT Phillips sang to the delight of alv, "'l‘here'-s a be\autlful.lnnd on high. iviisg M. Green then gave her P"- per on Mission iWork ill 'l`\'l“d“d~ She wishes there ml-Hill be Wll`°l°“5 connection between thc l'rshyi@\‘ll‘\ mid the workers in our mission

fields. tkhat onpm r{illgl\toul:1i;>;Vm;l;¢f needs t ere. U

interest. ln Tl'll\flBd» me

island named by *he something memins "The

humming bird," Bild Trinidad or Trinity 120,000 East indians

people have made

home. came at first to on the sugar plantations and places” Where till! Cum”-‘ much white labor Iml>0Hl'

many have served their time

agquired plots of land

their Bild

are

lillllly

Montreal on or about the 15th by Mrs.. W. McEwen, Mr. »Geo`. “&,Pey,,,_}E,‘;‘;

L a boy ot' twelve was fniarried to a

little girl oi'10 years. \’\'<_» 'have 72 schools tllerc where Uihlt- lessons are given daily. They inucli ap- preciate tho barrels of clothing-etc.

f sont from Canada, and many are in-

i-lours 'before the parade time, ,».»11t»m Spltwl, on the ,wed (,fgr,.uL; dllcm 'O ““""‘l b°"'*‘“S° 01' UW

which was set -for 10.30 o’ciock or giving, praying, and workin

ihblp llils Cloltiiiilg is to iiioiii, Mpro

5 attention of late, is being given to

the edilc-ltioii of g-iris, and with more teachers, they liopo to e,\'te1iil this work. Presldeiit expressed our appreciation of the excellent and interesting--paper. Allocating

‘the lioine Mission money was

next taken up. Work among the

loil in prayer and scllcctlons from Jews .

_ _ _ , , _ got $000. Glace Bay $l7o

itotiiiins 11th, Joslin-i Milt, Lliion immmnw .Hume mr gms $150,

'l‘ruro ltesciie lloine $150, Mrs. Boyd $50, Inverness, N. S., $20, 'l)i»acoiiess to toiin $100, i’lnc ilill Bursary $50, United -Missioii, Syd- ney $350, Extension work $380 and some other small items.

Tile atlvisziblllty of dividing l’.

E. I, Presiiylcrial was next rron.-:i.'l- -erctl, as it has growii so large that

| - ~,. .. .~. - - . _ “I U1 'LW um” WLM wumd mm. suieller places can hardly enter-

talii delegates. Mrs. Forbes spoke oii li-gal aspect of the uiatli-r, The ruli-s say that ii l’i‘e~xbytei'lul eni- bruces all the territory and cliiurcli- es under a Presbyteigv, but that

- , _ _ ._ , _ can be arranged :ill right., it iiiouilllt

n` ll Y DH D iitrsllgigdiisiiift(ilibviuxllliiiiiiosgghkdiiig, best. Mrs. Adams, Mrs. McNeil

and Mrs. Sterling spoke and it was

éunaiiiliiioiisly declared not to

eliango now, there is inspiration in iiuinbc-rs, and on invitation was given to New Loudon t`or next year, Mrs. Miller assuring us there would be room for all and that we would i'ind that port or the island very beautiful. Slips of paper were ills- trihuted for names, and it was found there were 125 delegates and 115 visitors present. Mrs. Forbes iissirrlng us we were the l’i'i~sl1Yll‘l" ial, the largest one, with its tl() 'Soc- ietios, in Maritime Provliict-s, No- minating new officers followed.- Mrs. Bent. Rogers, Hon. Presdeiit. Mrs. Nr-it McLeod, Pros. re-elected. lst. vice-Pres, Mrs. John -Sterliuil. l2nd. Mrs. L.. Crockett, iiril, Mrs. E. A. Loi’age, 4th, Mrs. J. M. Mc- iiecrl, Sth, Mrs. llorlon, Secy. MTR- Matliesoii, re-elected, Treas. MPS- A_ E. Morrison, re-elected. -ilflllw Mission Sccy. MTB. ll.. McNeil, Mrg_ (Rov.) J. (‘. Martin. lining l‘eoplo's Work. l’residi‘-ut llliiilkflfl all for re-election, and l‘Xlli`\’>*’*"l| hope fm- u still more siiccessfui iycar. Resolution l‘¢‘i10l'l by M"""» Mclnnls iollowoil lst. moving sym-__ Imlhy whh Elstvr “ml ¢{li\il|;‘llli-r:~'4iii ‘lute Mrs. l. airiis =\-so tl -_\l_\»"-“ Ytllui, ti\/l\i|i~lit-nd on iirciitilit oi iii- abllity to bi- pl'l'.~oiit and l:i\i'.iiis<~ of thi- iloatii oi' lit-r .\‘lSli‘I`- ~l\\l- U" slip,-Question box was now i‘il\‘“' lm 3,-,.1 many questions roiutins i0 bow to ninke study books liitorcst- ing, how to secure lf\l't<*‘\‘ =‘i‘f`"‘l' -ance at nieetlngs, liow to 'raise inoney for liiissioiis l'lt'._ Mt-\i\.\' |l-iood siiggi-stiiiiis \\'i»i~i- givt-ii_b4) itllffi-reiii iiiviiibci~s which \\-tdiiiir-t ,wilt oe it-stctl durliis ilu* -“““~ _ ,

At cveiiiiig iiicotiiig the \'l\\l\i_'-1

was again rroivded to the (louis- -1.,,_.s_ Mrs, Mciieod presided and tm. .M-iniir rt-,nilored betiiitifiil iiiuslii. iacluilkig n solo by Moris tslaclifort , l{pv_ Mr, Young, rt-.i\iI'il|~il tiiissioii- ary ‘from Korea tiilvc _ ai Spit-iiiiitl ,c,itii~t~ss on Mission \’lork tilierc.

|__ _ __ ___ I' ' .i<-me

Bargains in White wear _

~ Ladies White Can- ' vas High cut Bal rub- A ber sole and heel, worth $3.50 for V

p $2-7 5

Also the same in low cuts

for $1.98

'Ladies sport Pump Rubber sole and Heel

$1.90

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MATINEE 3.p.m. SHARP- - NIGHT 7 lit 8.45

HE COULDN'T KISS HIS

“WHY

MITH LEFT HOME”

BY GEORGE BROAD HURST

WOMEN ONLY!

Want to know, how

to win a husband, how

to keep a husband, how

to lose a husband.

MEN ONLY!

. Want to know how

to win ' em.-Alwa>’S

without fail.

._ EVERYBODY ..

play ever filmed.

BRIDEI BECAUSE-

BUT YOU CAN'T SEE THAT TILL YOU BEE Bryn t Washburn l

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Wil I want to enjoy thc dcri-_ dest, funniest, most exciting photv-

6th Thrilling ChHlll0\‘ ‘Ti-is |NvisiBLE HAND" Mysterious girl Bids U9'

tective to balk jewel robbery.

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greatly cxteiitled. _

LARRY SEMON

The funniest things you

ever saw.

Arc packed In these two

reels.

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