JANUARY 11, 1928

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PIAECE OF ric INTENSITY

AiDrama of Love. Illusion and Grim Fact * A Love Story _ With a slim. and a Huge Surprise

7PRINCE EDwARDn-TODAY

AND REGAIN COME, SEE TIIIS ABOUNDING IN RICH}

CAPITOI

TIME 3.15, 7 8c 8.45

MATINEE 18c, 26c.

NIGHT 16c, 26c, 37c.

on wisE- WivEst

WIIEN YOU FIND YOUR. MARTIAL

ROMANCE WANING, TIIIB WISE WIFE DID.

YOUR HUSBANIYS LOVE.

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DIAIIIYUII AID QIYIIIWW

Whoopee"! What Action When Rootin’ Hoot Tears Loose!

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AMUSING COMEDY HUMOR. AND THRILLS.

4 "TOD

a CAPITOL TOMORROW

Fllhi-illl’. smiling, riding, rooting Hoot In it lickety~split tale of speed and roniiiloe that ' will leave you breathless. What a. thrill when iioot snatches his beautiful sweetheart from ‘ the horns of a snorting, wild-eyed bull. What riding when-Hoot races with time to the rescue of his lovable old foreman. what laughs when the leather-necked cowboys doll

FUN ﬁll INIVIV llmllliﬂlm@ull

with . TOM MOORE And JACQUELINE LOGAN

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Dance and Pic Social held in Tig-

nlsh llrill on January 2nd under the -~ Sir CHAIM-S Atzrap i ‘the Tign‘ h Athletic Xmas holid; sue w; both nuc- Brighton. M:

For her sake, he would forgive her past. could not be so easily thrust aside. John Gilbert here gives a truly magniﬁcent portrayal oi’ a youth toi"il between love and jealousy-

YOU LOVED IIIM AND THE DEVIL."

You'll g0 crazy over him one!

“Second Hundred Years”-—Comedy

_ themselves up with beauty’ clay. What a j picture. Only Peter B. llyneyould write i! such a beaut. 1 ,

Central Guardian

AUCTION AND DANCE, Emer- ald Hall to-night.

, "m: coupéféi. "My F1101!" drum lillliuf’ will be exchanged for l ill-serve steals at Box Office Thur-i lday morning after 51.30 u. m.

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tho appointments,

“I ])0N’T CARE WHAT ‘YOU HAVE BEEN!”

vice, Iiiontague, P. E. i.‘

GAT-IIERING

SOCIAL

But he discovered that it

Mr. and Mrs. J. Euston Street, 11101111111’ tho occasion being llcl" birthday air i

IN "FLESH

ing all tornquickly. A dainty bufr, let lunch was served by the hos-

in this

suitasblc birthday’ friends.

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estern Guardian

-SEVEN MlLEr BAY HALL- "“-<‘*"'*'A" lilwiiit d:i\_ 11:1. l!‘1l (‘lln-ltt-n pEﬂsoNAi-s - Ht-iwitul. .\iillli.\.~li .1 4-

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'- l1 lllll lllli‘ Hlurstlllfy‘. -SO(‘i.t\i. (}ii.TiiEP.II\'(l.— The —V.

_ . The inn-n" \\':'.“- spending; ‘the winter ii

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NEWS WEEKLY _ FABLES ORCHESTRA

lcspecially good. Much credit is due 1115:9011. Cgwlbrﬂld ‘(I110 is 11 511°C? iln- promoter. Ml". A. McDonald and 0118111991‘ 19111“ - the Contmittec in chai'ge.-V.

Gertrude Gallant of Sum- 151111111117- . 31th“ spoilt the holidays in Tig- lll"-il. guest oi Miss Yvonne Richard.

Dalton Spent mg spending the holidays at his home, with his family innit Tisnishr-V- ' H mticipnterl‘ " loridn ivith;

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20 P- °- Discount

We want to sell all our overcoats before stock taking which is 14th January. The most of these overcoats are blue chinchillas, but we have other colors also. All these coats are marked in plain ﬁgures from $24.00 to $50.00 and will be sold until January 14th at 20 per cent.

If you want a snap come early.

. . MacLELtAil anus.

AT ROTARY - Till!

|W. J. I’. NlcMllon was in ‘chair. All outline oi the new com A.“ lmlttees prepared

was given by the President “Mrs. Marjorie nish, spent the week end Louis, guest of Miss Florence Cal- (l.(‘., llughcs, J. l'

lW. Turner.

_V _ CHI .d nuke“ left Monnlieightizer, B. Roy Holman and J. lightfully spent iii vocal and instru- “r l m sq“ F3111: Ziiurley were appointed a com- 1116111111 music- Mrs. (liiudet. who Ffllgﬂlgg in charge after mittee to make zlrrliilgements for llliillﬁlliiiti musician presided lit the for I.il1(i1l€t-i' Night. Thu President stat- 1118110. tho greatest

clay to resume his studies at X. University, Antlsonish.

led thiil International

h,“ Tlmrgday momlng for Charl°t_1\\'ll5l rend from bliss Amy

tctowil, where she

lrequnentln me (my nospltal__v_ ‘$100 from the Iiotrligv for the Free

lDispensnry.

DIES IN B .C.-—The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Enmaii oi Vancouver, B. C., will regret to heilr that Mrs. Enman passed away on

on the 30th December last. Before re- moving to B. C. they lived at Grand

Eastern Guardian

.."‘§0CI1\L GATIIERING.— V Wednesday, January 4th a WhlSi»

| View. They were blessed with a fam- ily of five sons and three daughters

party was held in St. James Hall“ Georgetown. The party began by playing whist for about two hours. The ladies prize was won by Mrs. Sampson and the gentleman's prize was Won by Ernest Falrchild. A de-‘ , licious lunch was served.-—A.

PHEE — ’l‘h<,- death ccui"reli '11 ‘I Nlcntzlgue on December 110th of Mr. '\ ‘Thomas filzitzPlioo, aged 1H yezlrsmll, ‘sun of Mrs- untl the lute Mr. Dun ' lFill llincPllce. The sympathy oi rtlic whole community goes out 10 qtlu- bereaved mother anti son Wil- lllilll ill their great sorrow iii the" dclitli oi it beloved son mid brother.

Two live and friskly gold ﬁsh in a glass globe will be given away absolutely free while they last to purchasers oi a package oi Nyal" Fish Food and any of the 50cts Nyal products listed below.

Get your today and please the kiddies.

i Par Shaving Cream.

' Dentaclov Tooth Paste Penol

Nyal Face Cream Nylotis Face Powder.

Harold L. Worthy 5

COME AND GET YOURS

..‘"‘SUDDEN DEATIL- It was with a sense of shock and most pro- found regret that the citizens of Georgetown learned of the sudden death of Glen Llcwclyn on Saturday January 6th, son of Mr. and Mrs. _ Chester Llewelyn of Georgctownﬂ after a short illness. He was of a gentle, kind and sympathetic and loving disposition and brought sun- , shine where ever he went. He leaves " to mourn besides his heart broken parents, three sisters, Janie, Rose " and Clarcna also four brothers, Em- v erson, Howard, ‘Billy and James all at home, to all of whom the sym- pathy of the whole community is extended. His funeral was largely attended-A.

Bringing 17p Fnillor _

who now mourn the loss of their‘

,Young People's GAZETTED - ln tlic list of mll- of Cavendish l» __ _l V v l etc.,' recently} continues to have its ustial tinberest- all); 111M111 .1. 111111 have 11111 1'~‘¢'1‘1111.\’ 101101111185. .. - 1 f l1 l :——1' tings. One new ea ure was 1 lilitiyillfdil SFHilHAuIIOEItl: Bﬁb li)“.!I1'3‘Fl~‘.l ,1 ilrtligdtélgtglil December when it was de-TDQl11|1llﬂ1'.||¢1‘1l(i lia_\'1_3~_iilreittly au-tiuircll I —-To be provLt. (suDW- Angus Fill-l cided to have half anhour 011313111115 11 “ ‘e 1 1111‘ °1 111111111“;- toll Campbell, 1st Oct, 1927- In the Study during the Devotional ero ‘ list ol’ civil service appolntmeiitlsicach Iliightlniahlﬁ 001151515 Ofkqlles‘ - oltly azettel pp-ilr the f0 wtions gven e previous W86 . ' __ _ v ioclli i; ll’: bllc iNtii-ks‘: Ailex Stew" dLscussion on the various answers 011° 111111111!» 1111i’ l? 011111‘ 140M" 1011611111. 7.00 p. m. "W5 ‘l wlthHAJk- - urt, 0. A. S., (Jaretaker, Ltd. Stir-l and is proving quite successful. Au - 1 P" 111*» 1141111191» 13111111’ 15th at Canoe Cove at 10.30 u. nl. ‘ interesting program iconsisted of a paper entitled “Can- -— Nada since Confederation," _ . - .. ' it - , (large number ot friends 0t Ml1l-‘i|“KhOW Canada contcsLCmDecem-lw h eigmy ‘"1" 11"“ Wilhelmina (lliudet spent a Jolly- ber 21st all enjoyable social evening availing at the iroino oi’ her parents. was spent. at Christmas the Group B. (lliudet, 211 played "Santa Pals" to several- poor, evening. children and has contributed to var-

lliversnry- (lollies aild vocal and ill-l ngw looking forward to a successful strulnetltal music passed the even-year in 1928.

less who was the recipient oi niillly plljﬂyilillt! evening was spent =11

day, 0th 111111111113’ was held ill honour of their so meeting or the Rotary Club was Euclldc, previous to his return til hclll Monday night- President D1‘. St. Joseph's University, Itltenirlililqtll-lod ’ thP. wok. where lie is t-oursc- A large number oi‘ )'1>11I114' is the nineteenth steamer loaded at ill accordance people, ‘ ssful with tlic international regulations ])1'(-_<l(»31_|[. who evening was agreeably spent fully explained the changes mnlle- the troiupiiily at cards. Shortly nit- Unllml Slams _ This ls the latest

Murphy, Tlg- A new feature is the "Aims and ‘er eleven o'clock a delicious lunch for any stennlcr loading pruduce m in 5t, Objects Committee" composed of was served. after which the merriﬂleavc (he Islllml

the President, tile Secretary and young people all repaired to the 5; Bell ‘VG-e m‘. “guns lm. all l)", {Chiiirnlnn of other committees. l’. large and ivcll-iipptiiutt-tl (il'll\\'lll!l

’ _ "My Friend from India" in V is also an excellent remedy for all

_ _ r 11111111161‘ oliPrlnce Edlvard next Monday and Miss (Kn-ru- .\l(‘(':ll‘l'(7ll left on r'.'-‘ manner of cuts, bruises and sprains.

President 1110 Kilt-sin 1111111111: 1n the "lllgw-‘Tllﬂﬁtltly -report -.i hrlc atlvnilt;ol111'1i to Ailiutrciil Vl‘>l[t‘l‘tiil\' morn- as well as for relieving the pains

[$111111 Wf>111<l11l1e11l< bvfvrc the 1110111- 111115 i110 1101111“ 1W1!" Jvyllllly Wliil- zalc. This plny prom : to be the inc 1n rcsuillc lu-r study o!‘ ‘lltirsllig- arising from inflammation of var-

__ 4 n _ tyT- nlshtrenl Club next Tliursday- A letter 111i RWIIY. 111111 Mrs‘ Anade M Gaude lg _ Earle guests to tllko their leave Zll‘l‘l\'i‘1l 110115 this will undergolil('kllﬁ\vl(j(lghlg l1 (fllylsilllllg gm of all too soon- Illr. lilltl Tlirs. (i.lll(i(‘i.

mother, Mrs. Enman whose maiden‘ name was Sarah Campbell was a sister of Mrs. Dr. Ross lately of the, city here, but who now resides in Vancouver, B. C. The sympathy of the Guardian goes out to the friends of the deported. '

MAX nilvlosoN

IN ‘ r “FIGHTING FATHERS” I .

Mr. A. E. Ncwsome left yesterday morning for Toronto accompanied by his daughter Mabelle who. owing to illness, returned from St. John.

Mr. P. W. Clarkiii, District Freight and Passenger Agent went to Monti-tint on Saturday to attend a meeting o1‘ the ’l‘raiiit: Officers (‘xinveiitiliii than: llils week.

Gard of Thanks

1 tako this opportunity oi thank- ing lily kind friends and iloiglibors for the greatklntlnci-is and‘ sym- pathy extended to me on the 0.:- ciisioil of lily bereavement ill the tlezltli ct iny beloved suli- Mrs. Mar- garet. blacidiee.

Y. r. P. (moor MEETS-The‘ Progressive Group _ nnd North Rustico

aTtend» the Plrllﬁidvitlfd on above

residence

hero, are ireryl 1 CENTRAL PARIS]! iChllrCh of Scotland) Rev. D. M. Lamont will _ ipreach at Churchill on Friday, De- FARMERS ATTENTloNP-I 11111‘ ccmbcr 13th, at. 7.00 p. m. Saturday and 110W 011611 t0 1111.1’ dressed 11025- Mill-E December 14th, at Nine Mile Creek

Sabbath. December

m December mg. Charlottetown. l78il-l-ll-tfj and in the peoples‘ clmrclh Char.

llottctown at 7.00 p. in. SPECIAL-e

aboard left? yiedsterday at 4 o'clock for Summer-l‘ s e to attend tlic Abbles-Cuvstal: T _ . . . ll. . l game. The number making thcillpvlll-l, ',',‘,‘.‘,1‘"‘,_,,§,',,"f§§'j,,(§f,.‘_,{§ “$11 ‘mp ;”“~*‘_“““‘Y “ms colisidmed alproving rapidly ill ilue City lins- good aveiage ior the first of the; l.“ ‘ season, which consequently bcspcuksl ' l l g ,___ "{" (gﬁaggllfpslvcgllrttvds ﬁug ‘the. ‘lwfefriali Miv (‘url Alt-Kculiivltift yester- Sulnmersicle on Fridily hil§§1tnslltlill§‘j'§§“ llgosilnilliféﬁ Tpmrlliltn Si‘ h , . . . , ". 1i'i‘l' ogt- ll or slcit 1' ave an ‘vcnlalgel mow“ of rum‘ [i110 (‘bristnlus holidays with his parents Mi". and 311's. John Mc- Keulul oi‘ this city-

Miss llllnllzlll A. Swccniey urriv~ ed .\loildzly' iligbt. from Pitlsfleld, 1111., lic-ctiiilpliuylilg the bully n1’ her sister. Alan-y .1. Swceilcy to Souris for interment.

and a THE ABEGWEIT

--<§>-——— PERSONALS

ous charitable organizations. It is

SOCIAL EVENING— A verY

1791 . » -i—-——Q&>————-— Custom is a poor excuse for mulc- 1111-1 the same error twice-

11B home o1‘ Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11:, LATE I. . , _, 111111111» 3" 1111111111 $111101’ '1" -1‘1‘-<ocs._ri§§"§t“§.ii§§ (itltllml 0:50:11 111-“ W119" *1 “Md 11"“ 1' from Georgetown at 4 o'clock yics-l ‘utcrclay afternoon for Clmrlcstonl ,witli a cargo of 63620 bushels of cer- sccd potatoes loaded by the Growers Association. This

The punch bowl has been the dir- ect (ruuso of many lill unfriendly punch.

ill the ilrll-l . Potato

One great druwbtlck to the pop- ularity of the inevitable is its r1!-

luszll to make concessions.

friends oi’ Eucllllc, were sun,mel.side_ 'l‘1io earlier part oi’ the

‘the nulny trit-luis ll‘ Mi". it. l1‘. Nladdlrlui u-llo is_:t pntlent in t1ic| —-i<v>—-—— lolly llosnitnl. will he pleased 1o Mlnnrir» Linlmeilt relieves pnln. l-zirll lllul ill‘ is recovering from :1 -<n-o->-——- $i‘i‘li1ll-41lllll1'l( o!‘ pneiiintniltl- " ‘ rzFor Scolds or Burns-Dr. _ - —>_ --t~ . ‘Thomas’ Eclectric Oil is a standard 1 llnbnls lll‘l'l\'l'll homo trolnl remedy for the prompt, treatment of tt vrl-iliilg \\'1l1irl\ liol sczllds and burns. Its healing power look n spl-rinl (‘VUHPSG in pyorrlieal quickly soothes the pain and aids a il'l'ilillll‘lll and .\- ly work. ispeedy recovery from the injury. It

Charlottetown and , Georgetown this season with cargoes,» by of potatoes for Havana and the

Messrs Buntain

steamers.

pom. where a fcw hours were ‘d-i» _ _._

BIG SALE 0F TICKETS. — The of sole of titrkt-ts

the time for illl‘ i big event in

local theatre nttrlw- Slit‘ was ;lt‘t'l‘ill])illllt‘ii by lit-r pa"- ious kinds. season: If you Dii_]tiy1‘l1i:<, .\lr. i't'it‘l‘ .\lt~(':lri"tiii,~(‘. N. and 100d. wholesome lull, do not tail to li. l'illllilll'iill'_ lllllj All; _\l(.(~l,,-,.,,,l_ and

'A bottle in the house stable saves many a doctor's veterinorys fcc.

G A A "~' D

REDUCED DVERGUATS $15.

$15.00 will ilily in Tweed Overcoat regularly on

at $25.00 and $28.00. See windows for those special bargains. ‘

25 p. c. OFF »

All Blue Chinchilla 0vercoais and we have some ' splendid values still ln stock. You’ll need to come early.

llienderson & Budgmore _

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Avril-By George McManus

DADDY- You KNOW 1 GAVE up MY SINGING LE‘5%ON“:> TO ‘BTUDY cooKlNG- I'VE TAKEN TEN Lvaéloisie AND HAVE

,. l» COOKED 60MB BI6CUIT$ d‘ FOR ‘fouR BREAKFAsT-

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Bi5CUtT5- THE WORK Vi:

MAGGIa-rrrb REALLY A el-lAr-te

FOR DAUGHTER TO GIVE. UP HER

‘SINGIN’ LE55ONB- SHE H», ‘aucu A FINE VOlCE."

BY GOLLY- Ti-l

BE. MADE OF TWO OF MY TEETH ARE BROKEN-

abuu~r~ u= "rt-lees ARE

O HEAVY FOR ME

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