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0 On the above date tlfe Johnston Special Representative will be here. We urge men to inspect the line British woolens he brings with him . . . the season’: newest style trends from here and abroad
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T-r ..'CllURCll Pl.AY—’I'he Mon- WWO -“ ‘ Church presented tho sacred play "For He Had Great Poeseselons" in the 1.0.0.1". Hall on Sunday after the regular church‘ services. A large number attended the performance and much credit isduethosewhotookpartintlie difficult play.—H.
..'SUcCl:sS!'UL AMATEUII. NlGll'l'—In spite of heavy roads and a snow storm which at times threatened rain. large numbers oi people attended the first timateur contest which was held in the 1.0. 01'. Hall, Montague, on Monday evening. A goodly number of per- formers had the opportunity of making their debut before a pack- ed house. Before the curtain the Montague Legion Band played a number of stirring selections which was a concert in itself. Then the chairman. Rev. A. H. long in his genial manner, introduced the opening number of the program. The different numbers were re- ceived with rapt attention and hearty applause. only once, during the entire performance. was the gong resorted to. Mrs. Wilfred Wat- terworth held the lucky peanut tic- ket which entitled her to a one dol- lar prize. At the next amateur night a similar prize will be given to the one holding the lucky door ticket. The proceeds from these amateur series go towards the
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Famous Picture of King “Shot” At Quiot Club
HALIFAX. April i3.—(OP) — There is a plot of ground on Dai- housle University studley Campus where students dare not tread, a fenced-off portion of land over which members of the ancient and honorable society of ring—throwers. , known as the studlcy Quoit Club. have undisputed and singular pro-
maintenance of the Montague Branch Canadian Legion, Montague Legion Band and Montague Hos-l pita]. It is hoped that a large num- ber will take advantage of the op- .portunity of encouraging local tal-, Jen‘. and at the some time assist-‘ irig these most worthy causes.-—H.
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Personals
..'Frlends of Mrs. J. W. Murdock will be sorry to learn of her ill- ness.—l-I.
..‘The illness of Mrs. George Thompson is regretted by her many friends.——l—l.
..‘Miss Margaret Coflln of Mount Allison Ladies College spent the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Coffln, Mon- tague.—H.
..'Mr. Charles Long. Saint John, is visiting his mother. Mr=. F. long, Montague.-l-I.
..‘Mr. W. A. Mcllaggan. Provin- cial President of the Canadian Legion B.ES.L. returned to Mon- tague on Friday evening after at- tending the Dominion Legion Con- vention at Vancouver-1-l,'.
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The Studley Quoit Club is Just .5 much a part of Halifax as its star-pointed Citadel. It is a link with glorious military and naval days of the past, with royalty and dlstlngutshed foreign visitors.
The famous photograph of King Edward VIII captioned “The Smiling Primxi" was snapped as he joked with Club members here on his visit as Prince of Wales in 1919. From 1888 to 1891 the late King George V, then Prince George, Captain of H. M. S. Thrush, was a frequent visitor to the club, as was also Prince Louis of Battenburg during his stay in Halifax.
says President J. S. Roper: “Studley Quiot Club has always been one of the most outstanding organization; in the Club life of Halifax. It has entertained every distinguished personage visiting the city, and has had enrolled among its members men who have been prominent in the political. financial and commercial life of the Province and Dominion."
I-‘ly Naval Ensign
Olub quarters are unpretentious. Marquees are pitched and a large white Naval Ensign flies over play- ers on club days throughout the summer.
The society was formed back in 1858 and play has continued since. The owner of the _studley grounds, Miss Antoi ette Nordbeck gave permission r/ the ‘members to use part of her property and today they possess something better than squattor‘s rights.
J. W. Wylde who was president from 1875 until 1898 prexanted the club with a stirling silver Punch Bowl which is still in use) with the provisicns “that the Punch Bowl be held by the Studley Quoit Club in perpetuity whilst holding together as an Ol‘EP.I‘lZal.l0l'l "
On August 7. 1873, the club held a l-lodge Podge on its grounds in honor of the Marquis of Lorne Governor General of Canada . He presented a silver medal for quoit competition
Captain Harold Cummings of the Royal Wc.t Kent Regiment re- membered the club from previous visits to Halifax and when station- ed in Egypt in 1883 donated s handsome silver Challenge Cup. The resolution in part of the re. cords. thanking Captain Cumming for the gift is: “That it be filled tolthc brim with our ever flowing brew. The CUP '50 be in perpetual
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When Mrs. Thomas Yswkey. wife or the Boston baseball magnate, checked out of 3 Charlotte. NC». hotel, she forgot jewelry valued It
a million aollarsl A housekeeper four-idigffigerrrs in I knitting Ill‘.
well as of his enthusiastic interest in the welfare of the Club."
The Earl of Aberdeen was pre- sented with it set of quolts on one of his offlc:ul visits as Governor General. l-lc donated a silver Medal for annual competition.
Many Silver Trophies
Jugs and spoons and loving cups were presented by a long list of dignitaries. Lady Erskine on be- half of Vice Admiral Sir James E. Erskine gave the club a silver ladle. On this occasion the white Naval Fisign was run up the mast and it has fluttered on club competition days ever .-" ‘ce.
Among the high-scorers have been Hon. W. S. Fielding. former premier of Nova Scotia. and ex- Finance lwiiiister of Canada; Prof. Howard Murray of the Classics De- artment. Dalhousie; one-time Lieutenant-Governor'A. G. Jones and Mr. Justice Longlcy of the Supreme court of Nova Bootia. Conclude3 President Roper: "studley Quoit grounds is ii place where ‘good fellows get together’ to enjoy in the open air the exer- cise of quoit pitching, mingled with reasonable social entertainment. It is one of the archives of Nova Scotia
Mahaney Quadruplets Ready to Move
SAINT JOHN. N. B. April 14- (C.P.)——When Canada's only quad- ruplets move from the home that has sheltered them during the past few years to anotehr house within a few days, they'll be hoping that fortune will smile on them a little more kindly in their new surround- lhfrs.
The quzidruplets, three girls and aboy,clii‘dren of Mr. and Mrs. William Mahaney, saint John, have discovered there's a great dif- ference between being Canada's only qundrupleis and the world's only quintuplets. Largely forgotten for vears. the "quads", 12 years old last Christmas Day were forced still further into the background when the more fortunate Dionnes ar- rived.
Their father out of work. facing cjection from their home, the quad- ruplets were facing a . cheerless Clu-istmas-birthday when a news- paperman visited them last Decem- ber. Their story was told in news- papers across Canada. Kind- hcarted people came to their rescue. The four, Edith May, Edna Loutse. Lydia Clirisine and John Douglas, were aided.
Out of the contributions. some $150 in all. a fund was placed in the hands of Von. Archdeacon Cody. of St. James Church, which the Mnhnncv family attends, and Charles McDonald. is retired Saint John accountant, out of the fund they paid rent and provided food and clothing. when the father of the children was able to find work, he aided. Now the fund is almost exhausted. From Bridgewater. N. 5., when Mrs. Mahanev was born. has come an offer for the children to take part in a concert this summer.
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They can sing, dance and recite and they would be paid part of the proceeds. Their mother is still un- decided whether to accept the offer or not.
But meantime they are moving as thousands of others across can- ada intend to on May 1. and the “quads" minds are occupied almost entirely with that.
Missed Prize Essay . Through Plagiarism
NEW YORK. April l4—(A.P.)-— Eighteen-year-old Lloyd Lewis, of Plattsburx. Mo., sat in a Man- hattan skyscraper office tonight and saw his dream of a college edu- cation swept away becamw he didn't understand the meaning of plagiarism.
Lloyd, announced as the winner of a 85,000 prize essay contest spon- sored by Eddie cantor. the comedian, seemed nothing but be- wildered as Cantor’. agent told him he was disqualified from the prim because he had plagiarized. word for word, part of an article written several months ago by Dr. Frank Kingdon, President of Neward Uni- versity, for a magazine.
Ca.ntor‘s contest was for a peace essay. and Dr. Klngdori's article had been on the same subject. Wide-eyed, the farm youth turn- ed to questioners.
"What is plagiarism?" he asked. "I don't know what it means." Informed, he readily admitted copying Dr. Kingdon’s article and submitting it as his own in the con- test which he entered as a junior in the Plattsburg High School. "Sure. I copied the article." he told hL3 astounded audience, "I don't see anything wrong in that. It was much better than I could have done and honestly I don't see anything wrong in it."
Cantor's agent, Ben F. 1-Iolzman. said that Lloyd would be sent back I‘ Fattsburg by plane tonight with
the total shows little if any in-
crease, says the Review. .___{——-— EAST INDIANS HOLD BUBBAB
pour or spam. Wirixuaad. Apr. 14. (GP) .—In this busy metropolis of the Caribbean far away from their teeming country thousands of Muslim Indians held a Durbar recently and gar-landed I-lis Excell- ency Govemor Sir A. Olaud Hol- lls.
In a speech to the throng cele- brating the festival, the first Trinidad governor to be so re- cognised advised them to "pay no heed to agitators" who would in- cite them to strike and commit acts of lawlessness.
The Di .r
was celebrated
Jointly by the East Indian National congress, the » Hindu senatsn Dharam Association, the Tack- veeyatul Islamic Association, the Kabir Panthi Association and the Arra '-aamaj Association.
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KINGSTON. Jamaica, April it.- (CP) -—Prospects of incroued busi- ness for lime growers of Jamaica were seen here in the announce- ment Poland ha.; agreed to allow British Colonies in substitute that fruit for pineapples and lemons in the agreement between Poland an ' England signed at London Feb. 27, 1935. The quota amounts to 641,930 kilorammes.
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From a list of 13 other finalists in the contest for which over 207.000 entries were received the judges will select mother winner.
Cantor. in a prepared statement said: - "I feel
he was doing anything that warn‘: on the square. He wiu trying to get a college education. I'd hate to have him suffer from what seems, an the surface. an honest mistake. but of course he does not get the college scholarship."
In Newark, where the plagiarism was first discovered by a newspaper, Dr. Kingdon was inclined to take the matter lightly.
He said he was flattered that the judges. four college presidents. had deemed his essay of such note.
WESTERN ISSUES SHOWED REACTION TORONTO. April 14 —(CP) — While Dominion and eastern pro- vincial bond issues continue to maintain a note of stabi ty with prices somewhat higher than a month ago, western provincal bonds reacted unfavorably to the developments in Alberta where a provincial issue of $3,200,000 matur- ing April 1 was not paid, says the monthly review of Wood Guiidy
and Company.
The interest was paid and negotiations are proceeding? be- tween the federal minister of
finance. and Premier Aberhart of Alberta in an effort to reach a
solution, the provincial promisi- having failed to accept the Loan Council oonditions on which
further federal aid can be ob- tained.
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