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e Group irom on their presentution o1 “ ‘s Aut- umn Now’ given in London, mt, lest Tuesday night.

Director Plays Part

It wee only the pley the‘ JLA. Inwuon had irecisd, but you would never have guessed it. There was sparkle and punch and co-ordl- ilstion in the comedy by Philip

ohnson. "It's Autumn Now," ple- sented by the Little Theatre Guild oi’ Charlottetown. It was the second

Hlwhes, Prank Hug}! Ambrose Doyle and Frank We .

the Invest: “remgtga-oilghout the province mg» earn 571mm. Neil s. emwartmm h 68th , bich Y" §§§s.,won Snag. April 9th. ' The 1m; Mr. Stewart wno lived practically e11 his life in Ohﬂ-f- lotwwwn W55 g, man 0i friendly dil- pﬂsition and loved by ell Be W" ‘i son 0i the 11W Dlmu-n mm“ ° time a production ironl that ex- sturgeon. P- ‘E 13194141’: a“ tmme eastern city had been given llie the In" MY- awwazdm m‘ in the all-Dominion playoffs. zlsed m the nrvduw e m PPM, President o! the Charlottetown business, at 0M ti!“ W“ 3mm Guild. m. Lawson only undertook own vessels. inter he wldbulb the job oi director when no one a successful lobster 91°31“ V,“ else could be found Fe do it. And g General Cameron o! the common- nee on thﬁ 50W“ 55mm t u“ here in London he found himself wealth Bvvenmlent, in a speech to Boston he was ¢mPi°Y°d i, m.‘ also P101118 8. Dart when LY. Red- here reported by the Australian. Nurses’ Home o! the Chi i‘ din could not come to the finals.

e on Group Corn- mittee, Reverend . 1, Quthouse, Scout Master o! Montague Troop, and Gordon Coiiin. Scout. Master 0t Troop at Halitalc-L

Australia Seekg Her Own Defence

bring you this _ WONDER SALE of i’

IRISH LINENS

BRISBANE, April i'7--(CP)—Aus- tralia could not wgnln send en army to a pearl war. said Postmaster-

‘Iﬂ-inof, who was l-Wlldcd the Returns From ell-i M d»

A great shipment oi linens, bought at s. speci- ally attractive price from a great Irish Mill .. . . entering Canada FREE OF DUTY . _. . offers you a series of the most tempting linen

bargains you’ve seen.

News Letter.

Britain might be so tully occu led Australia would have to depen on her own resources for an indidlnite ' iod. Australia's ﬁrst duty there- on: was to deiend hersel! and her second was to supply other British

countries with means o1.’ living and waging war. “We have neither the resources

f th est i5 years. The iiuorlsgmllalselqsicese£ere held irom his late home, 20 George St, Rocklarld Mass" at 8 o'clock Tuesda

In this costume play. which cen- tres albout s. typical "ham" actor and his wile stranded in s small town in England forty or iiityﬁars

mg, Rev. MJ. Pronderlﬂs solemn hill! ma“ °!

Charles Moreen W“ “Em” “d

I80. Burleiuh Taylor was c the role of the old actor. It i; the first play Mr. Taylor has ever sp-

i°°k~ ‘peered in. “and I love it," he de-

clared this afternoon. "it seems to

prize ior "the best performance by a. woman" in the regional iestival back home. she gave an interesting nortrayel o! the disagreeable r

Pomtney. Mr. Lawson himself was the nasty, insulting Mr. Pcmirey. Hazel Hog was the simple, good-natured bo ins-house keeper who

The Antarctic

I-Aprll ll-Piiot J. H. Lvmbilrner, who does moat of his ilyinu in the wilds of north- ern Quebec, returned to today item u ‘

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Ellsworth. whose xpedition three months in lire [pm regions. h .s to arrange anothu party in 1 u. said the pilot. whc

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Li uln lllilsworili wedltl . ~' ‘~ shale! pilot of the edrgendition, gin” f?” ‘gangtdhm °f m‘ ory oi Music, was Edna Mont- Ilvlnbuner said the party cieim- a115,: u, Fm ‘i, Trgfic‘ “f”: clan. It was her first meior pert ed 89.000 scum miles 0! blah! - y "5 “m” in my p]'y nlinerailsed territory to: the Un ‘ Q ‘ ‘gm “w” 5°" ' "mhm ' ea sum. "out." he‘ added, “we m“°"°°ut tmﬂfeh P‘ ' "mm"

William Mﬁ- the "ham" actors in spite o! the lack‘ of money. Lena McLure, a

sduatq o! the Toronto Conserva-

me I've wasted the last seventy-live years of my liie." added the char- tered accountant, who was excel- lently cast, the production tonight

proved. In the ploy was ﬁancee Roll-

Horaee, F Tllidt so o s s. cams’ stairs were Messrs. John 130%,,“ win BSmiHI. ﬁg‘; GOWAN BRAE INSTITUTE ma,“ and Henry GOPk. Biifilfl’ The regular monthlv meeting oi w” 1n St. Joseph's . .1. w" Gowan Brae Women's Institute was m) , '

‘iﬁd...‘.“ililll’éiif‘i.if. ifislétniﬁiﬁ n sﬁliii? $521.52‘; Conlfortable The Year Round

oi.’ fourteen members and three vsi- G-audctte. a son Dunc- CQMPARI All. ‘I'll-ll l-EADING LOW-Plltllﬁ CAlb-‘Il-IIN CHOOSIIT

nor the inclination t0 attack others, but we are might-ii determined to defend our own, wih apologies to nobody." declared Mr. Cameron.

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tors. Meeting opened with a song three grand children; also by Evelyn shanailan. Roll call was , mm», Mrs. Maraaret DOW! °! answered pinning the tell on the mmrlottetown, P. H‘. I. donkey. M ules o! last meeting xii; rand and gdoptedl. It H9786 de- ----————-"‘ see a ut havng ug pole repay. boséltd tihgakishfrranérlel- NEW LONDON W- I- men a. w -w n: e '"—"-' i . _ school. The londcn Women: in A message of appreciation to the. the Women’ institute irom th family of Mrs. Hannah Mullally was reed (or their kindness and sympathy in their recent sorrow. Two other members expressed their thanks tor gills received durinﬂ their illness. . - Reports o! sick committee was r X heard and new ones appointed as

And these Irish ﬁlwiilliiii. liswﬁfmw” w‘ Napkins - - - Super

0m entertainment prizes were won by Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Cecil Smith. $1.75 dozen 2.00 dozen 2.35 dozen

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secretary reed 1y {gr-med W886 war 0n

singing National Anthem.

w . J l}; w" 3°°§€°°mﬁ§ 3'" .2. "if. . qoveifnfngﬂt grant of $820 had been d .m'1$l;e Questionnaires on Mum-W" {end Home Economics were discus- sed end pamper: reed on semﬂ- '

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