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CAPITOLS Til-DAY.

IN “_Saturday’s_ Children ”

GRIFFITH

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_ m cuucmmwu GUARDIAN. Progress in Radio Development

'r,'he May number oi the R8610 News gives the number oi broadcast stations in the United States and Canada as something like seven him- dred, oi which six hundred are 111 the United States and about eighty in Canada. The Canadian station."- lnclude nine in the Maritimes, at Moncton, Saint John and Frederic- ton, in New Brunswick, Halifax, Syd- ney and Louisburg in Nova Scotia, and Charlottetown (2) and Summer- side, Prince Edward Island. The larg- est- stations in Canada are at Bow- lnanville, Ontario, and Winnipeg. Manitoba, each 5.000 watts. The Moncton Station is 500 watts ‘the same as those at Halifax, Toronto. Vancouver and other places. The Charlottetown stations are oi I00 and 25

Central Guardian

FUNERAL THURSDAY-The fun- leral of the late Mrs. Oliver Mason of Bunbury will take place onThurs- day, May 10th., serivca starting at [three o'clock. Interment in Clifton Cemetery. '

FUNERAL TODAY-Jrhe funeral of the late Mrs. Lloyd Moreslde. will be held today. Wednesday, May 15th.. service starting at 3 o'clock. Inter- ment will be in East Wiltshire Ceme- iery.

0N MOTOR TOUB-Rotarian Dr. J. C. Houston and Mrs. Houston, ac- companied by Mrs. F. R. Hearts and and Miss Ruth Hearts. left yes- terday afternoon by the Hochela- BB- 611 Polite to Halifax to attend the District Rotary Conference. They will then proceed to ‘Sackville to pt- tend the closing oi Mount Allison Un- . warmly at whlcl, the Doom" ‘on [30 watts, that at Suinmerside Gilbert is a student. The party ln- 1 “m5- tehd u; reﬁll-n to the Island on wed_ Tire Schenectady station oi 50,000 nesday next. They are cl-avelllllg by watts is the largest in the United motor car, States, but there are several of 10.- 000 to 25,000 watts, including those

.___ at Chicago and other large centres.

GOVT. DREDGE 1y yon-r __1A good many of the stations have 3 Dredge No. 115 in chm-u o; Calm ‘ power oi less than 100 watts, thi- MacLeod arrived in this port on 55¢- smallest being ﬁve watts, credited to

Regular $22 Value ~

rto $22. at.........

terns, real smart, snappy

Sizes 36 to 44.

NEW TWEED COATS

Neat Tweed patterns in all the new~shades, only one of a kind. Sizcs 34 to 42: Regular values ll Special, your choice

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12 Special Tweed Coats in the very latest pal,

36 to 42. A regular $25.00 value for . . .

Men’s Spring and Fall Coats, dark greys and blacks. A real coat for theclderly man or Clergy, V

. $12.00 $15.00 $18-00 I Boys’ Tweed Coats, $4.50

Good range of fancy twccds, just the coat for the little fellolv of 4, 5, and 6 years. Regular values up to $8.00. Special . . . . . . . .. . ..

$15

$15.

coats, Sizes

$17.75

$4.50

Men’s Bannockburn Pants $3.75

lilciﬂs iiollblc and twist, all wool Bailliock-

burn Pants at a new low

r $3.75

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urday last from Point mp9", N_ s“ the station at Carbondale, Pennsyl-

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-,_"Sf.TURDAY‘S CHILDREN" SHOIVS

v pretzition of Bobby Hnlvcy, n. work-

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Riding dhrills-Jighilrlg thrills- Roping thrills-Love Thrills-That‘! what, you jet with EVERY KEN Maynard picture.

Now add Spectacle‘ Thrills to the ones you'll get when you see "The Lawless Legion."

SERIAL and coMlsoY

the subject of matrimony. “Saturday's Children" is a domes- tic story of the more intimate type, which depends for its interest and entertainment value not upon spec- Lacular backgrounds, h a n ds om e mountings, or sensational emotional- ism, but upon its human qualities, its THE 514N531‘ 519E 0F FLAMING stark realism, izs profound philoso- YOUTH; T1113 "OUNG COUPLE phy and deep feeling. It deals with WHY TRY To L0H": 0N the disconcerting honesty oi young MEAGRE ﬁ-‘MQIINGS- men and women in love today.

In the hands oi a less capable act- ress. iho role oi Bobby. an every day character, distinguished c h i e ﬂ y by an intelligence superior to her

Corinne Griffith Gives Fine Role __ In Modern Play ,

‘In “Saturday's Children." lior new- est production, \vEli"ll began its local showing at the Capitol Thcame Mon- day, Corinne Cirifiltll, with licr sup- @355 and surroundings and hell fur- orb bcailty and nbiliiy, touches en- ilcssiiess in carrying out her own tirely now heights ill licr ﬁne iutcr- lcoiivicilons, however unconventional, p _ |according to the ‘world's standards, ing girl with vcry modern ideas on lmiglit have seemed rather common-

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CLGSTNG OUT SALE

.1"l!",',' (‘r-cielcil to go completely out of business, on l1."

Wednesday May 15th.

cc-tirlcie linc of stock (no a icic remains.

goes on sale, continuing until not

. $4.00 Bag

flaking Powder

l’) liars P. G. Sony .. Tivi. t

par lb’

' : in: ililois, cost. Luillrs i-e-v Shore. Pumps, Hose, also Misses and Children all going lit cost. ' RUBBERS

Men's lliormer . . . . . . . . . . .. Men's Low Rubbers ,.,, ,, Women‘ Rulllvcrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Men's Shirts, Caps, Pants, Overalls, all at cost.

WIRE , JUST ARRIVED

mun“... $1,")

cox, 'Morell

_ of.

spinning concerns.

000,000 worth oi tobacco were lost by the British Navy during last year's flfliaiuu ‘floods, has lust been revert-

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endous human quality oi the char- acter. One leaves the Capitol Thea- tre with a feeling oi having peeped through the windows oi his neigh- bor‘s home. The picture shouidprove quite as popular, as the play. which ran for nine, months _in_ New York and has been iranslatedlinto various languages. , Miss Griffith is ably supported by Grant Withers, her new leading man; who is alﬁne upstanding American youth less concerned about his pro- file than his desire to be convincing. Young Withers will bear watching.

Albert Conti, giver a smooth and satisfying performance as Mr. Men- gle, Bobby's employer, and Alma Tell as the sister, Charles Lane as the fa- ther, Ari“ P~"~~"cr. as the mother,

lcien Litteileld as the brother-in- law, ans ._ _. as the board- ing house landladly. also contribute adequately to the supporting cast.

UNIQUE PULPWOOD CARRIER

ST. JOHN'S. Nfld, May l4.—A model of a novel vessel to be known as the Balfour-Fish Dump Barge, in- tended ' to handle pulpwood more efficiently, has been dcsigned- by two residents oi Corner Brook. The craft will have collapsible sliics, permitting, it is hoped, the instantaneous dis-

by mid-summer. Ii the vessels work successfully, »lt is believed the in- vention may revolutionize the carry- ing and unloading of pulpwood on the North American continent. An estimated saving of $1.50 per cord, as compared with the steamer cost of loading and unloading, is expected. Another feature of the barge Will be its shallow draught, doing away with the long tows from steamers to shore.

DIGITAL ARGUMl-ENT WINS OWN CASE FOR- DEAF MUTE

p15,"; bugjlﬂjg Grimth has succeed- from the sea. lmltom by. a pumpmgl shire, two; Delaware, two; South ed in poiﬁrayin! the charm and system and forced through a pipe,‘ Carolina, two; Nevada, one and whinisicality, the courage and trem- line which runs under the railway

with the s. s, 1.1mm- ln charge b; valnia. California leads the states Capt. Gamble. The S. S. Sogemlg, with forty-six stations, and New : from Plctml, N, 5,, 10mm Capt York is sepoiid with forty-five. Penn. MacLeod at Port Hawkesbury, calm sylvania is third with forty-one sta- George Gallant 1n cl-lal-gg .-_-l-l,e tions, and Illinois fourth with forts‘. dredge loll; Halli“ Thursday last Texas, the largest state in area, is and had a very good mp Dvef. He, next With thirty-one stations. New purpqgg in comlng l-lel-elslo dredge Jersey has twenty-eight, Ohio. twen- on the east side oi the railway wharf. l-‘Pseven- M155°11T1- 1“'°"1Y'1“'°' “"5 It is expected that operations will Mﬂssavh" =i' - twenty-cm- Oi We start on Mopdgy next cities New York has twenty-three stre- , tiolis and Chicago twenty-one. Phila-

DREDGE AT wag]; _ sucglon delphia is third with twelve, and Dredge No. 2, owned by the cum. Seattle fourth with eleven. Los diﬂn Dredging Company, we1lmd_ Angeles and Portland each have ten, Ontario, and in~ charge oi Captain and Boston, Si. Louis, San Francisco G. Robins, isback on the job again and New Orleans have six each. making a fill inside the new C, N.lMl1ille has three stations, Kentucky R. spur linethis side of the Hills- three; Utah, three; New Mexico, boro Bridge. ~Thc mud is sucked three; Vermont, two; New Hamp-

l Wyoming, one. Nevada did not have track and ejected into the fill. The! any station until a few months are. water is released through a culvertl when KOH- WW1 $116 10W WW" °1 which leads buck to the river. Thel100 watts, was established, Wyom- whole operation is very novel and in-l infi 501B SWUOR i5 KYWQ- with i! teresting. It is expected that the, 500-watl, transmitter, at Laramze. work will be completed late this fall. .1 Three stations ili the Phillippiue ls- The officers in charge flh"! Capt. 6.1‘ lands. three in Alaska, two in the Robins, Chief Engineer Garnet Mur- l Hawaiian Islands and one in Porco phy, second engineer, Arthur OIou-lRico are also under the supervis- Bier, V. "Slim" Nicholson, in chargc ion oi‘ the United Slates Radio Com- oi digging operations. The dredgelmlssion.

has a crew of twenty men. In addition to the broadcast sta- tions the Radio News gives a list of short-wave stat/ions in the world, totalling about 135. Of tlicse more peared before His Honor at the Po- , than fifty are in the United States lice Court yesterday morning. Twoiand three in Canada. The Cana- Pfﬂhlbitlull C8885 Were adjourned as 1 dian stations are at Loilisbilrg, NS, was an assault case alid a man lDl-ummondville, Quebec, and Wllini- charged with ill treating a domestic peg. Other countries with short animal. One of the prohibition cases wave stations are England, France, - proved to be somewhat cut of the Germany, Belgium, Holland, Italy, ordinary. It appears, according to the Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzer- evidence, that two prohibition oﬁioers l land, Russia, Denmark, Finland,

POLICE COURT-Four easel; ap-

prii-c . . . . .

Real heavy’

l-lcavicl‘ weight Bannockburns . .. .

weight Bannockburii, thread double and twisted Will wear$4 like iron. Sizes 34 to 44. Special .. . '

every‘

Boys’ Sturdy Tweed Suits

Boys Tweed Suits, all gooil 1>£1t1ti‘l'll;§f83 chap, from 3 to 6 Years- hog“ ‘n ' “' values.Special

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at...

20'B0y’s Tweed Suits. Sizes 12 to 10 l'eal's- Brok’

$9.95

en sizes taken from our l'cg111a1'_5t°ck' Regular values up to $18.00. Special . . .

Boys’ Long Pants

Boy's Long Pants, neat tweed patterns. Sizes 8 t0 16 years. Special value‘ . . . . . .

Men’s Tweed Suits

MEN'S TWEED SUITS, 22 iii the lot, not more than two of a kind. Broken lines taken from our regular stock. Sizes ‘.36 to 42 iii tho lot. Regular $25.00 values, Special tocleai'....... -

Grey Serge Suits GREY SERGE SUITS, standard model, silli-

able for elderly men and Clergy. A real good $20.00 value. Special . . .

the little

$4.50

. - ' - .‘ 14 years. Long and Slioit Pant Suits. Sizes‘ b t0 Good styles and patterns. Oili Special

$1.49

S LIMITED

accompanied by constables entered the premises oi an unoccupied house an Sydney Street, the entry being made by way of a shed and yard ad- joining. Constable J. S. Biggar, the only witness sworn, testified that two men were seen in the yard at the time of theirentrance. one close by the fence, and the other on a sort

oi a wall in a gangway, using a

by the former. Asked by defendant! counsel if defendant was hit vigor- ously, he replied, "It did not hurt the flashlight." in Blggars evidence that the spcctors and constables intended raid lng the house adjoining, bu; did not have search warrants. The men were allowed to leave which four quarts of rum were found in the gnngway ceiling of the vac- ant house. There are several wit-

It was brought out in-

tho yard, ailter

nesses for the prosecution and de- fence yet to be heard.

Austria, Australia, British Guiana. Costa Rica, Japan, Java, South Af- rica, Morocco and Mexico.

It is estimated that there are 20,- 000,000 radio receiving sets in the world, of which nearly one-half are in the United States and Canada. Tile people of British Isles and the Germans are tile world's greatest us- ers next. to the Americans. With a

MARITIME PREMIERS SUPPORT CLAIMS roll EQUITY l" LAND CONCESSIONS

SAINT JOHN, N. 13.. hilly lL-Thcl Premiers of the three Maritime Pro-' vinces have written their approval

....... .. charge of Dulpwood without the 11111118112 Beth men were searched Population u: fewer than 50,000.00!) of a resolumn passed by the Mark claims cf the Marltinies in relation voice the sick Woman lulu heal-dill:

"l. package _ ~ no labol-lolls process o; unlondlng by all I10 M1101‘ Was {Olmd 0n their Great Britain has 2,500,000 homes time Board or Trade endorsmg the to concessions ni lands and natural the radio. She had new!’ l 911

lfqll; T0,, an,“ H lb wlnches and sllngs_ Walter Balm," persons. Afterwards, however, a gqulpped {or mdlo and m, Gel-man “em t o‘ the Governments o’ New resources to other provinces oi the “ﬂier. but after hearing his v01“ . lriiw (‘cil- ul- lIcJ Rose . _ _ _ _ __ 65,; and a R Flshel, are the deslgnersh A squabble occurred between one oi’ the ﬁgure is approximately the same. grunslsvlck, Nova 8mm and Prlnce Domlnlm, 5mm Conlcdclullon, and the all. begged the llospllal mil ‘

5“ gallon company has been formed m back the inspectors and one of the defcrid- France, with a population of 40,000,- Edward island to Secure an adlusb towards the furtiicriinre of such cf- send for him at midnight. MLMI

ggllgg project and construction °r Wm M 5mm the latter “calving a cut on 000 has 12503100 families possessing ment of Maritime claims to an equity forts lhf‘ most earnest and energetic 5°" l?’ 011w hllfﬂed M1111‘ 51° I l _ ' u 21c me barges“ expected w be completed the head from a flashlight wielded l-adlos, the Jgpangse have 5501,00 m land concessions to other pr°_ co-opcratlon of the Maritime Board of “d 59-11§t119t11'°“"mb51's 5mm”

radio sets, Sweden 371,000, ‘Austria 325.000, Italy 250.000, and Czecho- slovakia 250,000. Argentina with a population of less than 11,000,000 re- cords 530,000 sets. In many parts the radio has preceded electric ligllt and power, and this is especially true oi the rural districts not penetrated yet by regular hydro service. -—---_-____.

Professor Emanuel Lasker, the great chess expert, mathematician and philosopher, recently celebrated his sixtieth birthday in Berlin,

viiiccs. The text of the resolution is: "Whereas, it is understood that the, governments oi the three Maritime‘ Provinces are keenly alert to their equity in land concessions to other provinces of the Dominion sine", Confederation by reason of the fact, that such concessions involved no! quid pro quo whatsoever to the Marl- tlmes; and

"Whereas, the Prairie Provinces are now negotiating for the posses- sion and control of their lands and

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"wntly when a deaf and dumb man.

mslizs 0mm“ with n time PIOl/lners in such concessions _ assau . W00 I d1!" to other Provinces of the Dominion Cl L iC, . ciﬂl'l...i"éu..".".‘. .“.“.‘.'..“.“.".°.°.'.‘.................. 11.1% 3323 ,°,“"'° °“ m’ °'"‘ "°“‘"- °““' ‘m’ h" "may "u" “rivet iv "u u“ h“, v,,,,_.,,,,,,, Bu,“ C0,, 9'11? in hi! favor. however. as tiic Bll‘ Wilfred Laurier, sli- a. 1.. Bordon DIIVIN prosecutor failed to appear. and by the present premier of the "n"? T1"! "=11!" "Wad to the marlin-etc k . Dominion‘ and “'1 “' “s” talcum ‘an internr ici- ‘i h ' -- ' - .1. Pure Linseed Oil ........ .. sue Gallon ' ‘l ° "mlﬂf- ‘Vhﬂeae- While conceisions of Pure White Lead, per 25 lb. tin ...................... 83.75 M006 the hand lgn'ua'g_ m e land to other provinces have been HARNESS . _ made at various times over a long A" Autumn company is reported - - - period, no action has yct been u: n ciluzwlggultbﬂ, Island Traces, Pads and Breecbing, going at to negotiating for the purchase of , , by tho Mnylllmg Pfovjnc” go all; - n, one of Argentina's largest cotton l Vhklyﬂwlf; f0 M itely establish and obtain their lust Not very often you have an opportu ty to buy on above , , .

cvnlmubqmiairavliiterti maliine‘ Cllmbmday 1 ' ‘f .' l ‘ r 4'3’

natural resources, doing so without,

58:15: h’: i‘: ill: ‘IJAICIIFAXI N. s“ my HST“ pm- . any Opposition from . the Maritlmes 2 pa. Barb “lir __ __ __ s,“ p" mo "m ray" at" th: ‘mu! will; is HIIIItOIWII; and with every prospect of success: 4 m. barb. 1'1 . . ru s ..... also °1' ° ‘=11 ° ﬁnd Lalvcnized Sinflcs 8c in. down badly in the police court hers "Whereas, the equity o: the Mul-

prlcca. Stock ls new and I want to make a clean up of . I , “m! 590M955" "1""! in "M! Wh- every article. Sale prices are for Cash only. If Charged, --- (b! d‘! {it t"? cesalons: regular Yfleea- That 055.000 worth of rum and “Therefore be it resolved, that the '

Maritime Board oi Trade strongly endorses the attitude of the govern. manta oi the three Maritime, m. a vimlu in this hlshlr important um.-

PATON

THE SOLACE OF SONG HALIFAX, ‘N. 5., Mal’ ll.- carry the solace of sol-lg to thebll‘ side oi a hospital patient, hello‘! dying, was the recent mission of!‘ Ward Matheson, tenor soloist. I1"

ter and respectfully urges that uponu conclusion of the present negotla- _ ticns with the Wcstcrn Provinces for the irnnsicr pi lands and natural resources to illPlll tiic earliest oppor- tilniiy will be taken to submit the

ally wished to hear-“The W“ - n. gnpnuhrd" Fnd up,“ urn-no,"

Triiilc is sincerely‘ proforred.“