PACE SIX

Prince Edward Today E L B R E N D E L m

“JIISTIMAGINE”

LAST DAY

MARVELOUS SOUND CRAC SEETHING FLAMES

KLING,

Aim Several Short ~ \ TALKIES \~

:~'3.‘..i s1 .~.i.ui;i»:'. Innis" l.\' "LEYS PLAY"

CLYDE RIVER Dll.\)l."l'l'lt.‘ (‘LC —- - monetary One of the most dcliciiiiiil plan's of the season, entitled. An Ab on. IM-lnded Bridegroom, was prcsrlltcd of memory-

28, and repeated at Brno}- Monday, June 8. Cu both 0a.. the entertainment was a ciecldcci success.

The play, a xhrce-"ct drama Ofjgroat amusement. unusual interest. \" by the various pl ‘oi-s degree of perfection. centered around rm d‘ bridegroom, Tznzotliy S

"cting lc-it nothing

:1, to es-l

having . Alli’. hands. Under 111's!‘ tire‘

ces he appeals to 111s friend. P : f1.“ wiih business.

CAPITOL TCCAY CONRADI NAGEL “ BAD SISTER ”

LAST SHOWING

y, who agrees to Zleip him for consideration; qchrzne vwus that Timothy W0llld ‘prezeizd to be suffering from 1055 This plan worked well

by ‘the Clyde River Dikilllililt‘ Club for o time. but complications arose in Clyde River Hall, Thurztlny. Mo)’ lvnhiclw. made it desirable for Tim- Rooney, lcthy to regain and lose his memory

. r '11s tltc occarion demanded. lconscquent humorous situation a-nd witty Irish dialogue are a source of

The cost xvas well chosen and the

sPjilllClll‘ Scott, 5.11m, proved to b: an actor of ex- ccirtizmnl merit. while Mr. nrtz, taking the part of Pat delighted the audience by nu , i’: ioierprctation of an Irishman {sod to let fiiend"hip inter-

Matluoe. 315

Eve. 7 b 8.45 26c, 42c.

B. TllE LAUGH RICT

room nu: rosy or

stusn unnms

us NYAMS

CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD

Cuttlpg up with Cuties is grand along -- and then things happen.

ALSO

ANDY CLYDE

IN

i- “Dog Doctor”

' AND The

MacKlnnon displayed much talenl in playing the part of “Daphnay" a. widow. who was also the bride. Other prominent charact- ers were : Jimmie Rooney, “Doph. hays" son, played by John A. Murray; Fred Grady. his friend. Leonard MacPhee; slade, a. plain- clothes man, Colin D. MacPhail; Nora Shea, Tim's duaghter, Lillian MacPhail; Kathleen O'Connor, her friend, by Tena MacKinnon; Tessie Connors, Mrs. Ronneyh maid, Mrs. Daniel MacNeill. Minor parts were Played by Misses Mildred Murray, Lillian Scott _and Master Hector Scott. '

The

to be desired. as Timothy

John

Mrs. Gordon

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H T 81 horsepower, 8-

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l but‘ today it holds the unique record of writing into the speciﬁcations of all Stude-

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pleiofpropiilsion.

lirec Wheeling is one of those basic

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dug-pushing and gear-clashing . . . and

MOORE

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Charlottetown,

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Leadership

All lFfée Wheeling- with one shift lever and engineered as an inte- gral part of the chassis

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124' mkeelbass,

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130' wheelbase

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it is so much safer that traﬁc oﬁcials the nation over endorse it!

' The models illustrated are the current Studebaker models . . . there will be no model changes this Summer. You cansafcly buy a Free Wheeling Studebaker today.

BROS.

256 Queen St. P. E. I.

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u . A. H. Smsllwood. Souris. lost “may 53x 752:: 31$‘: we: wu the purchuer of a new IRS. 59cc P: 9 '

B“ L“ “Md, Chevrolet Bcdln. - r ., - -

4 not». m‘. A. L. Fraser, wu s Tmsdﬂoll‘ 3:0’: ﬁr“ visitor m Charlottetown m: week Wednes sy. . l-wd -

m 53,34, and attended the openmc or the

new Provinciol Smstorium. , m. $3352; ‘if’; Gigs: :30, Worhnsu of the Irving on 00.. u s s ‘I

t 530M, st ciiulOtlChﬂWll, spent a low divs L d’ in ‘souris last week erecting s. sun out nAcx of Tweeds and d°llb1° PW!’ ‘l’ -‘*°°"‘" “m”? Knitted Suits st sass and use. 5mm.’- Prowse’ Bros, Ltd. 5301-11-

The Four Star Laugh \ Panic.

It was a Howl on the Stage

And its a riot on the Screen.

I And Imagine this Cast

fun - until friend wlfe happens The merriest movie in months.

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[Anus- ISUMMER‘ 935553; Zea-land, were recent visitors to the Special price $1.98 and 8193- PFOWSB lEwlem Melropou"

, _ 5302-11. ' . mo“ Ltd At present there are at work on

CAR NUMBER nooxs cohtain-,M=K¢nﬂ=‘= m" 81'1" "m"

i thirteen men. bbialreigelcltldiitl: Znlhlneezizli nlsltytlig terior work is comlllﬁlﬁd Ind u" Provincial Treasurer's Oﬂice, chrr- carpenters are It the present time lottetown. 5265-6-15-51. engaged with work on the interior. ‘This large building will when fin- ished add greatly t9 the appearance

our: mo. nosmny SALE con- V ' o! Souris-Msin street.

tinues all this week. Buy your Hose here and save money. Prowse Bros. Ltd, ' 5303-11. Miss Dorothy Moynagh, Lakoville

spent th eweek end at the home o.'

sronr: 0mm ALL my T0- her parents in Sourls-

DAY. Moore 8a McLeod Limited. 5328-11. Mr. P. A. Rooney. Souris, was a visitor to Charlottetown on Mon-

COME AND SEE for yourself the day on business.

ﬁne quality hose at bargain prices. . Prowse Bros., Ltd. 5302-11. Mr. C. MacDonﬂld. 500T“. 5119M} the week end in Charlottetown the RESERVE WEDNESDAY, JULY guest of friends.

8th for the tea party at St. Eugene’s Church, Covehead. 5328-6-17-41. Mrs. Roy Crockett, Souris, is at

£1

“MOTHER GOOSE MELODIES"

the plﬂyers acted tr.eir parts w",h a dEBree of skill quite exceptional among amateur performers. There were no dull moments during the entire performance and anyone who desires an evening of genuine Enjoyment would do well to see the “Absent-Minded Er‘degroom" as Presemed by the Clyde River Dra-

.matlc Club.

VON STEUBENS GRAVE TO BE DEDICATED SOON‘

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ALBANY, N. Y” June 16. (U. N.) —The burial place of General Tiar-

ber 15.

The body of General Steuben who successfully organized the Continental Army that George Washington made him one of his most trusted aides, lies in s. plot in the town of Steuben, Oneido Coun- ty. Its purchase as a. memorial site was authorized by the state legis- lature last year.

Governor Roosevelt will be a- mong those who will participate in the ceremonies.

_________ Wm. Sampson’s

Notes on the Prince Edward Island Egg Laying Contest for the Week ending June l2, 1931.

Mr. William Sansoms B. R. pen 11 led the contest for the week with 58 eggs, 69.5 points; Mrs. J. F.

Eastons W. L. pen 1 were second

with 60 eggs, 64.6 points and lVIr.

Daniel Canteids B. R. pen l8 were third with 58 eggs, 63.5 points. sir William Sana-ins B R. hens

- points.

mmlcrr 5 and 8 are first anti tec- oncl in the contest for individual laying with 190 eggs, 218.5 points and 177 eggs, 201.9 points respec- tively; The Experimental Fann, Charlottetown, B. R. hen number 4 in pen 7 is third with 177 eggs, 201 points.

The pens leading in total produc- tion are:

1st, William Sansmn, Durham

l Special price $6.25. t

Pen In Lead “Y

just arrived. All summer shades. Prowse Bros, 5302-11- Miss Olga White spent Sunday

- in Souris at the home of her moth- PREACHED IN MONTREAL.—AC or Mrs, Augustus White, l the request of his soldier friend. Canon John Almond, rector, the Mr, Geprge McCormick, Char- Rev- J. Mocrheod Locate B-D. inttetown, spent Sunday in Sous-is preached the sermon last Sunday-visiting,

evening in Trinity Memorial (Angli-l can) Church. Montreal. ' Mr. Ivan MacDonald. South Lake, motored through our town on Mon-l CHILDRENS SCHOOL DRESSES. day.

Sizes up to 14 years. Special price 69c and 79c. Prowse Bros., Ltd.

5302-11.

"The Pickering Family" spent s few days in Sourls this and, last week. On Saturday and Monday

stunts, musical

playing, etc., were presented to good audiences in B. l. S. Hall. G» Mr. and lllrs. George Creamer, Souris, wer emotorists to Chur- iottetown on Monday and spent

available at the Secretary's Office, Provincial Building. A fee of $5.00 will be charged for each horse. This money will be used to keep the track in condition. Stalls will be avail- able until the horses arrive for the day_ EXHIBITION RACES about August

Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhi- bition Association. ti,

- .\llusrd’| Liulmont onto grease. ________________

cAno or mums i

Mrs. Felix wish and pathy shown and sad bereavement.

Curley and family to thank their many friends neighbors for kindness and sym- during their recent 5321-11.

hunting of them with dogs were

said to be responsible.

Hunters now can get a bear only getting close enough to shoot. With black bears, cinnamon

bears and brown bears thisissrela- tiveiy safe procedure, but‘ the big grizzlies, feared by even the veter- an forest men, are dangerous to tackle.

The bears have increased tq such an extent, Hash said, that a camp left unguarded overnight has little chance o1 being found intact the next day.

The bruins will break anything to get at food caches.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Hlnllh, New l

The most of the ex- _

Joe Turkowskys firm belief was that every wife should be beaten once a week, Mm. '1‘urkowski ex- plained in seeking a divorce. She said her husband had pursued this policy religiously since their mar- riugel

PICNIFS Frown.‘ HORSE RACES and A

HOT DA YS Will Soon -Be Here

If You Are On a Committee Be Sure To Order '

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— Its, the Best-

AND YOUR GATHERING wru. no nvnnrnopr WILL an

A SUCCESS SATISFIED FPERFECTION" Ice Cream ls the only commercial ice ufactured From start 1,, l‘ ""1111: llllms d 11°96 that you do, too.

Order "PERFECTION" Ice Cream and be sure o! ﬁn- ancial success. .

All deliveries mode to your booth on the grounds by motor truck. We guarantee it to arrive in ﬁrst class con- dition and to stay without re-lcing for a reasonable period of time.

. For your convenience we can also supply Ice Cream Cones, Cone Carriers, Sanitary Plates and Spoons. Ice Cream Scoops, Paper Napkins sud Novelty Advertising 1,0

boost‘ your sales. TD.

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SALEM, Mass, June 16 (U. P.)-

Our Complete Stock of Lamps ———Selling atSPEClAL PRIICES———— "

Here is a splendid opportunity to add some interesting items to your furnishings at a Wonderful Saving. We are otfering ‘our whole stock of Beautiful Lamps at Discount Prices.

Handsome Piano and Bridge Lamps. with Silk and Parchment Shades on Wood and Metal Stands. Table Lamp, Boudoir Lamps, Radio Lamps. Your choice of our

, complete stock at from 10% to 30% Discount.

Come in today andmake your selection as there is ure to be a great demand while

they last.

Bridge, N.B., 1591 eggs, 1827 points. 2nd, Exp. Farm, Fredericton, N. 3., 1517 eggs, 1861 points. 3rd, James ‘ruplin. New Arman, P. E. I.. 1343 eggs, 1449.5 points. 4th, Mrs. Roland Easter, New

Balance Blue De Roi Dinnerware

and taste!

YoUWsnevcr known such a cereal. Rico Krispies are so crisp you can hear them

each.

Wiltshire, P. E- I., 1285 e883, 1388.9

The production for the week was 938 and to date 23137 eggs. __..._._.____ MONTANA BEARS

KALISPEZLL, Mont, June 1G (U. PJ-Bcars-cinnamm black, brown and grizzly-arc l-ncreuing rapidly in the vicinity 0f the Fllthend for- cots. Charla Hush, deputy ranger su- pervisor, who returned here from n trip through the wilds of the South llbrk section, said the bruin family are growing.

New game laws forbidding the capturing of besrs in traps or the

SHOWS INCREASE -

crackle in milk or cream. Toasted rice bubbles.

15c

Wall or Car

Regular 15c each

soououv sprouts offered in ... --onoo|ttnv llEPT.————-

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Extra Heavy Tin Pall. Reg. Value 65c

for 49c

0r 2 Polls for

Fgncy Cups 1 and Saucers.

6 for

50c

Vases.

3 for

25c

.. 95c

Golden crisp. Wonderful for breakfast or lunch. Fine for the children's supper. So easy to digest. Use Rico Krispics in mncsroono, can- dies. On ice cream. At gro-

Large Fancy Salad Bowl Medium Fancy Salad Bowl .. Small Fancy Salad Bowl

95c 75c 60c

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cars. Oven-fresh. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario.

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KIIISPIES

Crockery Items on Sale in Our Charlottetown Store Only.

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