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PAGE SIX
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PRINCE EDWARD
Now PLAYING
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MARIAN MARSH
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FRANCES STARR
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Fredric March And
Kay Francis At
The Capitol
His amazing facility for dual
chariictcrizzitions which made the
talking version of "Dr, Jekyll and
Mr, Hyde" one of the most thrilling
of recent screen releases, stands
Fredric March in good stead for his
latest Paramount appearance.
"Strun,f;ers in Love," currant at the
Capitol Theatre.
March as himself and a twin
brother, in a double personality
part, is more genteel than in the
spinechiller, and has ri. great deal
more business oi pleasing romantic
type.
The story, adapted from the nov-
pl, "The Shorn Lamb," relates in
lost-moving and sharp-witted
manner, of the regeneration of a.
"black sheep." who gives up tramp'
ing ovcr the world to come home
and claim his rightful inheritance
and rt no mean 'siinro of romance.
Kay Francis, George Barbier, Ju-
liette Compton, Lucicnt Littlefield,
and Stuart Erwin in another of ‘his
enjoyable comedy portrayals, round
lut the featured cast.
“Five Star Final” Is
A Tremendous Drama
It was A chastened audience
which left the Prince Edward
Theatre last night alter seeing
“Five Star Final" the Louis Welt-
zcnkorn melodrama. The screen
version has even added to the pas-
sionate sweep and power of the
play. It is all there-dramo-
comedy - tragedy - satire - hy-
pocrisy - love - all that is li.fe.
The theme oi "Five Star Final"
is the havoc wrought in the lives of
innocent people by the circulation-
boosting and utterly heartless
methods of certain types of modem
yellow journalism.
Edward G. Robinson plays the
part oi’ the managing editor, a
man who inwardly despises, but
outwardly approves, the policy. ,
Mr, Robinson has never given a
performance of such moving inten-
sity. His final speech when the true
man emerges from the hideous dis-
guise-ranks 'him among the elect.
His support is eminently capable.
H. B. Warner, as the man whose
wife and daughter are dragged be-
iorc the cruel criticism of the world.
Marian Marsh is not only beautiful
but emotionally true as the daugh-
Life iS nO dream. but life iS\ter. Frances Starr as the mother is
nothing without its great dreams.
Spring! And a million cars outi
Spring! When the motors hum-
So if 37011 Po out walking
Spring when you sec them come.
almost unbearably poignant.
Doctor: "You do'n’t seem to get
enough air. "What's your ocooupa-
tion?"
Patient: "Aviator."
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Cartoon
Is Chocolate
Cake A Prime
Favorite? Yes
THEN YOU WILL BE INTER-
ESTED IN THIS TRIED AND AP-
PROVED RECIPE
A chocolate cake-with a deep
luxurious white icing, soft, cream?
and delicately flavored isideal for
afternoon tea. Here are a couple
of worth-while variations oi’ the
same icing. _ -
Chocolate Cake
2 cups sifted pastry flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
‘fi teaspoon salt
‘.5 cup butter or other shortening
1 cup sugar
2 squares unsweetened chocolate
melted
1 egg, well beaten
1 teaspoon vanilla _
% cup milk
Sift flour once. measure, add
baking powder and salt, and sift
together three times. Cream butt/er
thoroughly, add sugar gradually
arid cream together until light and
fluffy. Add chocolate, blend; then
ada ogg and vimiiiii. Add hour,
alternately with milk, a. small
amount at a time. Beat alter
each addition until smooth. Bake
in greased pan 8 x 8 x 2 inches, in
moderate oven (325F) for one hour.
Spread with .frosting made by
an zo 
'adding 1 cup marshmallowsfqucrt-
ered. to seven minute frosting.
Spread the marshmallow frosting
on cake, sprinkle with 1 can of
long, shredded coconut while the
frosting is still soft.
Seven Minute Frostng
2 egg whits, unbeaten
1% cups sugar
5 tablespoons cold water
1% teaspoons light com syrup
1 teaspoon vanilla
Put egg whites, sugar, water uid
corn syrup in upper part of double
boiler. Beat with rotary egg beater
until thoroughly mixed. Place
over rapidly boiling water, beat
constantly with rotary egg beater,
and cook seven minutes or until
frosting will stand in peaks. Re-
move from fire, add vanilla, and
beat until thick enough to spread.
For marshmallow icing. add one
cup quartered marshmallows to
the seven-minute icing. The long
shredded coconut that comes moist
in a. can, will again transform
this into the most luscious cf coco-
nut icings.
Nurse Of 83
Publishes Book
SAINT JOHN, N. B. June 2'l.--
Among the pioneer nurses on this
continent, New Brunswick is rep-
resented by Elizabeth Robinson
Scovil, who, in her 84th year. re-
cently brought out s 'new book.
“Common Ailments of Children."
Associate editor of an American
women's magaz’ne in the early 90's,
author of books for children and
ada.. Miss Sooirll ys
is good." `
Born in Saint 'John April 30,
1849, Elizabeth Roifinson Bccrvilis
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iheaith books, assistant to Lady
Aberdeen in’ the formation of the
Victorian Order of Nurses in Can-
sa : "Life here
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LADIES’ CHIFFON H O L E-
PROOF HOSIERY. N e w e sl.
MEN’S BLACK OXFORDS, all
solid leather, with steel clutter
shades. Per pair, only  $1.00
plates. Per pair  . . . . .
.. $2.95
LADIES’ WHITE KID PUMPS,
Cuban and High heels. Per
pair  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. $2.95
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CliILDREN’S B L A C K KID
STRAP SLIPPERS, sizes 5 to
10'/;. Per pair . .. . . . . . . . . . .
.. S5c
MEN’S INVICTUS BOOTS AND OXFORDS, worth $8.00 and $0.00.
 PHC’  week anly' Per  o oc|'lerIo0'rc'¢c'ow‘Y\'¢O1'l‘U11e H 
LADIES’ PATENT SLIPPERS
“Kingsbury’s”. Worth $5.00 and
$6.00 to clear at per pair $2.95
and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. $3.95
LADIES’ PLAIN BLACK KID
PUMPS, spike heel, in A.B.C. and
D. widths. Per pair .. . . . . . . . $3.50
LADIES’ BLACK KID SANDAL
High heels. Per pair, only . . $2.95
MEN’S WORK BOOTS, all solid
leather. Plain toe. Per pair,
Only  $1.95
BOYSVBOX KIP BOOTS AND OXFORDS. Sizes 1 to 5. Per pair $1.98 `
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the daughter of Samuel James
Bcovil, a. grandson or! the first
in training die first began to wriw
for publication. "I have seen," she
wrote to n. friend, " the growth of
i trained nursing in America from
its earliest stages."
‘ For ten years she had charge of
the Infirmary at St Paui's school,
Concord, N. I-I., and later she was
superintendent of the Newport
Hospital, Newpart, Mass., for six
yélrl.
She.has always been abit cis.
Iirsveiier-io England, is the
Pacific coast, going as far north me
\ lussim. io south osmiins who-e
she has spent four winters. During
one of her visits to England si-ie met
and talked with Florence Nightin-
gale. '
Since her retirement from actual
nursing, Mlss scovil has written
many books for children, several in
words of one syllable: books for
cider boys and girls, and books for
imen and women, all revealing her
idetermination, her clear vision of
the tui/ure, hu' ability to think and
act in emergencies, and other
sterling traits she has inherited
from her Ioyolist ancestors. She
h in England now, contemplating,
it is slliid, B trims-Atlantic flight to
Cana/dn. Indeed, “life here is
good."
’ Rector oi' Kingston, N. B. In 1878
Miss Scovii entered a. school for
' _ nurses si: aoswn md it was while
AN HONEST MIND
There needs no train of servants,
no pomp rr oquipago. to make
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`thogrscel61l.nhonestmind will
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PASSION ~
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of immortality, and so does not
fade undél' the shining o fearthly
sum.-mica Thormyaott Ibwkr.
DEIITRAL GUARDIAN
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‘s.s.nnAri'rf-'r'n¢o.o.s.nz~\n¢
which is undcrleiul NDI-in to box
boiler. at the M_l.rlno wharf. intends
leaving the latter part ofthe week
‘with lilhthoiuc supplies
IDADING UI-’.l‘ho B. 8- Arm-
mcre. cept. lncnonnld is loading
up with iiglithouso supplies icu-
aicng the Gul! md Bt. Lawrence
River. `
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ALBXANDIA MEl.'I'ING -" The
school meeting wla hold in Alex-
andra school, Juno 21st. 1982. The
supplement for the following year
ig be $l00.00.»'I'hc teacher engaged
is Doris Beaton.
INDUCTION SERVICE-The Ih-
ductlon of Rev. W. E.~Aitken. will
take place in the United Church.
Bt. Peters Bay on 'Ihur|dny_, June
30th, at 6.80 p. m. Rev. J. M. Mc-
Leod, will preside and iriduct. Rev.
D. M. Binclhir, will address the
Minister." and Rev. M. K. Charman,
will address the people.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-The
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
willbedispensedintheKirkDe-
Sable On July ard. services ut_10/So
o. rn. and 7 p. rn. Preparatory'
services on Thursday 80th. at 1.30;
and Saturday July 2nd at 2 p.m.
and Monday July 4th at I0 a.. m.
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WORK HIDGRESBING - The
work in connection with the ex-
cavation ot Prince of Wales Col-I
1080 is progressing satisfactorily,
I-Hd is expected t0'be completed be-i
fore the time assigned. There had
been some alterations in the plans'
which necessitate further °excav
tions of the cellar.
ART EXHIBIT-On Friday last
a very interesting art exhibition was
given by Miss Annie Watson of
this city of the work of her pupils
in water colors, pastels, oil paint- I
ings, charcoal, pencilsketches and 1
china.. The exhibition was held in I
the Baptist schoolroom and was at- |
tended by.a large number _of vis-
itors, who _spoke highly in praise
of the work. . _ I
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POLICE COURT -_ Ymterdayi
morning at the Police Court there
were two drunk and incapables, one
was fined $20 and costs or 30 days,
and the other $10 and costs or 20
days. Two speedsters, confessed,
were each fined $3. A vagrant was
given 20 days. In a_thef't case, ex-
ceeding $l0, the accused was given
three months. A Prohibition case
was adioumed until Thursday. A
number of transient labourers who
failed to pay city licenses were dealt
with.
S. S. BELLE ISLE-The S.
Belle Isle, Capt. DesI.»s.urier, arriv-i
cd at Buntain and Beil's wharf,
Sunday at 1.30 p. m. from Quebec
She left yesterday sltemoon at 5'
o'clock for Noxjh Sydney with al
senerel c°»\‘z° and a. fully registered'
passenger list. The flags on the
ship were flying at half mast owing'
to the death of Mb-. `-Y. F. Bra.gg's
iather, the local agent here, which,
took place at h's home in North-
Sydney. Mr. Bragg left yesterday on '
the neue me io mend the fun. |'
8111. 1
CITY. SCHOOL. ZONES--At a.
special mevtlns ol the school Board
held yesterday afternoon which was
attended by the Principals of
Prince Street and West Kent
Schools it was decided that in so
far as these schools are concerned
there wil bc two zones ot which
Great George Streetshail be the
dividing line. Commencing next
September term all beginners re-
siding on either side of Great,
5120188 Street and Elm Avenue
and west of same shall go to West
Kent -School, and all beginners re-
siding cast of Great George Street
and Elm Avenue shall go to Prince
Street School. Parents of begin-
ners will give notification to the
Secretory of the School Board on
or before the 15th August next.
FUNERAL SERVICES-On Bun-
day afternoon Miss Martha Stew-
art. who died in the Prince Ed-
ward Island Hospital on Saturday.
was laid to rest' i`n‘ thc 'cemetery at I
South Lake. On Saturday after-i
noon n. short service, conducted by,
Mr. W. H. Bwvcnlon, elder of the
cena-si christian church, `wu hem’
at timldcllem Funeral Home, A!-
tar which the body left by train
for Rod Point, to the home 'ol' her
day, am:
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the church, who
ppmprlats nnnon._
assisted ‘~by Rev. W. L.
Charlottetown, who
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pronouncing the bencdictiou.
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Couch Hammock
June Sale
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Stools
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OFFICIAL VISITS EXCHANG-
ED-Foilowing the arrival in port
yesterday ot the French cruiser
Ville D'Ys. the commander, Capt.
Maurice Grieelin, accompanied by
M. Andre Paturcl, French Coimselh
@1106 “P011 Hia Honor Lieutenant
Govcmor Dalton . who returned
the cali on board the cruicar lat/or
in the cttcmoon. This morning,
NP 11 l- lu.. Premier Stewart and
His Worship Mayor Stewart will
visit the commander on his ship.
Ar. normr-At the notary
luncheon held yestorhy in the
Canadian National Howl the pm#
entation of the report; by gnu.
men of the committees which bc-
Ken 1"* Mvndsrwas concludes.
'1'h° “tiring President. J. J. Honr-
bv. uve n review of the yum work.
In the absence ci' C. N. Bilett,
*M Bwlvtnry. the neun i-cpm
N md by the Animas sem-
tuy. A. ra. nshci-. my mmm
nephew. Mr. Nelson Stewart. Sim- .submlttedwhs "I‘roasurcr'| nport,
iii-lol service at the |v`nltei-'Grant rspcrtad on Rotary
Education. Hon. Dr. Mecllllim on
Cripplod Childrufl Work, lorry
Brown on vhitihl the nick. Dr._H.
f/edl7yReY\D.J0l1nlonl’9D0rtcd0nth0d|ltl'i~
butiuu of milk through tim mg
Crm Society me me contribut-
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n. x.. s. Hmmm; oz Montreal.
The President read I. telegram from
Secretory Bissett. who reprclentod
the club at the Beattie conveuton.
nnsonns °
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mndnsid, simmocii,
city yesterday visiting
Mrs. Alcx`Mc1»eod`, and
unononnid.
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and MH. Cecil IAmb or Mon
have arrived to sl>°Bd the 51””
nt “1¢nglcy" with their motlior
J. A. Mescervy.
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Mus Pun oi-cckeit. West 
spend her vacation w‘th her i>“°'°
Crockett. Ll
bury, arrived home last wetniq
Lemuel and Mrs.
York.
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ANNOUNCEMENT!
' ' BEGINNING SATURDAY, JULY 2nd WE
WILL CONDUCT _OUR BUSINESS ON A ‘
Strictly CASH Basis !
We‘i’mllle`ve'tliiii.'syst'en\ will be mutually adva_n-
tageous. We assure our customers that we will
pus along the Savings sure to result from the I
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