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‘llhe West's rnost exciting new tea-m has come to town in Colinn: bla Pictures’ "Roaring Rangers.‘ which starts today at the Empire Theatre.

Quick on the draw in a ht or a frolic, the Durango Kid (C lee Starrett) and Smiley (Smiley Bur- nette) bring ou double-bsrrelled wild west thr dun It was a good idea for Columbia to team these two players. each one a star in his own right. They play well together.

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WALLACE BEERY. owns): scone n IN MGM's “BAD BASCOMB since the early Wallace Jackie Cooper lcl/ures has tful a team on the Pr ‘ Edward screen as that presented in the new M-G-M- outlaw drama. "Bad Bsscomb.” co-starring Wallace Beery and little Margaret O'Brien. Both the veteran Beery and the

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uh? ‘M’ .l.i-‘.‘.’.‘.'.".‘.'° e0 0n Tuesd on his way to Lobster tory in Lower on tsgue. when he will be employed for the season.

Geo e Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. listor H. Stewart.‘

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Ivan, who recently returned from overseas.

Trucks are busily engaged in haul fertilizer from the George- town otato Warehouse to points tn the cotsnty.

Mlle Grace Stewart. do btgr oi Mr. and Mrs. Allister H. tewsrt] entered the P. E. Island Hos-pits on Saturday, for treatment.

Mr. Raymond Lavandier. recentlry discharged from the R. C. A. . and part owner oi’ a fox ranch here, with his brother Frank, ha - ehssod his brother's share and will ﬁmsntle the Ranch for the lum-

Mr. Lewis Fitzpatrick, Woodville Mills. was ln Georgetown on busi- ness on Tuesday.

. and Mrs. Clarence David are receiving the congratulations oi their many friends on the birth 0d

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Mr. Lorne Stevens ls busllt en- gaged in puttir-r down a loun lion on which he wil move the home he wchdlftlliy purchased from Mr. Russel

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Beerv is his usual master of the Bad Man rolc. with little Miss O'Brien completely appealing and captivating as the youngster who is unimpressed by his toughness. Their teamir-r is a highlight oi’ one of the ‘year's most entertaining screen o ferings.

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Leslie. at her side. was full of excitement. He wore ' a tweed locket in imitation to his father's and a bowler hat. sll htlytoo lar e for him, aurmounte his pelc. delicate face. Roy had his arm round his son's shoulders. ll: was doing his best. .to make him "hor- aoy", Susan thought.

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sstlafactorly for the start. e flag fell. ‘They're off!" There was an excited hush. broken gal); by the pounding roar of

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atrngglfng mass at the first jump. Ivar Susan. who knew nothing about horses and riding. could not fall to notice the superb ease and rhythm with which he that the galloping horse, ears pricked. and the man. on its back, seemed, almost like one entity in- stead of two, merged together ln complete and faultless co-operat- 0

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The rnass'of horses with the grey still loading. cleared the jump, and the next after that. Io;- a few seconds they disappeared from sight behind the rising ground. When they came back in- to view Martin's chestnut was Illnirll on young Jewell. It was obvious that Martin was making the su reme effort of his life. Slouch ng over the saddle. is body seemed to be moving the body of Jupiter. willing and urging him on with the determin- ation of victory.

The race had now become vgry ﬁXcili-HK- The two horses mced neck and neck. while the crowd watched with bated breath. Susan felt herself growing tense and rigid How many of these people knew, she thought. the rivalry behind the race itself? Marth and young Jewell. If only Martin oould win. Then perha s he might feel better. begin to orget the past; set some of the bitterness out of his blood.

"O-oh!" They were over the Water Jump. but one of the horses behind had fallen. There was s loud splash, but nobody took more than a momentary notice. All e now were cm the two leaders, in: neck and neck for the jump. —- -

Martin. Susan realized had hi- most shot his bolt. It looked for a moment almost as though Jupiter was slipping backﬂfhe grey we; still goi-ng superbly. poised and confident, with flying feet.

At the last Jump something h”- pened. Martin had closed in too near to the grey. There was a sudden shout and a momentary mix-up of horses and riders. Tim- othy Jewell's horse stumbled for e moment. collected itself and gslloped on towards the straight while JurJ-ter camecrsahlng to the ground with Martin flung off sideways on to his head. '

There was a cry from the crowd and then a tense silence. The rest of the field went safely over the last jump and swept on down to the winning-post. Martin lay very still on the ground. <

Susan stood immovable. She felt Roy's hand on hers: -“I'll go and see what's happrcied. You ~ wait here." Peonle surged' round her sympathetically and somebody took her arm.

She felt quite unable to and her body was shaking. She saw now that the Army doctor had gone out to where Martin was lying. One or two men who asd been kneeling over Martin‘ on‘ the ground made “my for the doctor to gel to him. Somebody else was bringing a stretcher.

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‘the spectators and glances oi a thy in Susan's direction. Mrs. Fortescua came pushing through the crowd towards her.

Martin was being ut on the stretcher. She coud see from where she was standing that his body was limp and lifeless. Pct-t hops he was tinconscieua. do had fal en on. head. probably he had concussion.

She started off automatically in the direction of the little group who were carrying the stretcher. Perhaps there was something she could do to hols. p nibly when Martin recovers conaclotﬁnels he would ask for her. Mrs. Iorteseueu hand through her arm restrained her. "Genie away with us new, dear. There's nothing we can do." It was not until she saw Roy com- ing back through the crowd io- wards her his fat genial face puckered nd almost unrecogniz- able, that aha realized that Martin

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