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SECRE
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The Epic Greatness of COVERED WAGON' TONY _,R 1
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Tom Mix And Tony Jr.
Wonder Horse, At
The Capitol
"|50 Rustlers' Roundup,” e Uni-
versal western picture starring the
famous Tom Mix. greatest of the
cowboys, which opened at the Capi-
tol Theatre lust night, pi'oved to be
one of the fastest dramas of its
kind this reviewer has eve1‘ seen.
E‘u_rtherinore, it contuinecl it 1'.:-
markable cast and beautiful back-
grounds, and sent away everyone
with a feeling that he h.1ci received
more than his moneys worth.
Thrilling moments include the
ltage coach race, giving rt whole
rodeo as tt bnckgroiinti, and a vie-
ious hand-to-hand fight betwt-i~n
Tom and Douglas Dunibrillc, one oi
the villains. There are other tense
moments, in which Tom shows he
can use his head as well its lie can
I. revolver.
One of the outstniiding features
of the picture is the iiitroiluf:tioi'i oi
Noah Bccry, Jr.. son ol Noni lseei-_v
Ind nephew of Wally Berry. who
has not been scan in ii icaturc
length picture below TNC _YOUILZ
man gives it siii‘_rii':_<ingi_v capable
performance and we hope to see
him again, perhaps some day a star
in his own right.
Diane Sinclair combines beauty
and acting ability. Roy Ste‘.\'nrt, the
veteran “heavy", and Douglas Dimi-
brill 9. coin 'iruti\'<- ne‘.v-comer to
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Y’s l\'Ien’s Club
Sponsor “Mary
Pickford” At
Prince Edward
Marp Pickord's new picture,
"Secrets," opened yesterday, in co-
operation with the Y. M. C. A. and
sponsored by the Y’s Men's Club at
the Prince Edward before an aud-
ience that greeted it with an en-
thusiasm which plainly indicated
that .\'lary is still "Americas Sweet-
lieart" despite the fact that this is
her first picture in more than two
years.
"Secrets" is one of the most beau-
tiful proriur.tions that has Yet come
out of 1~lo!ly\reod, and the Stal' 10015
younger and more amazingly pretty
than ever. Her performance is ex-
cellent, as is the work of all others
in the east especially that of Leslie
Howard in the role of a romantic
lover.
The story liegins in Salem, Mass.,
iraviils iici'o_<< thceottiinent to Mon-
terey, Calif., :wil back again 'to
l‘\'nshin':toi\_, D. C., entwining with
it the life threads of two people.
following their joint careers from
youth to old 1120.
In aflciitien to beauty and rom-
ance, tlxi-re is also plenty of melo-
,dra1ii.i. While raising cattle in the
_West, the principals are beleaguered
by 11 band oi” cattle rustlers in a
tcrrif_\‘ing night iight which deals
death along with justice.
the Ztlreen, alglioilgii he has had
much stage exp:-riezicri, acquit them- J
selves admirably. Bill Desmond. an-|
other veteran, had all too small ri
part. _
Tony, Jr., appearing in his third
picture, is a worthy successor to the
beloved Tony. I
My advice to lovers of clean.
wholesome wcsterns with plenty oil
gunplay and figliting and hard rid-
ing is not to miss this one.
BIG SIIIPMENTS OF GRAIN
CHURCHILL, Man., oct, io.-tc.
P,)--Prairie wheat to open the 1934
Shipping season is rolling into this
northern l\i.u1ito`oit seaport. Train-
losds of griuli are enroiite daily and
A total of 2,400,000 bushels will be
moved to Churchill for winter stor-
age within the next 30 days.
Incoming cargoes will increase as
the route is developed, port officials
believe. Already arrangements have
been made to ship large consign-
ments of dynamite destined for the
mining field of northern Manitoba.
Possibility of utilizing screciu`_ngs
from the huge elevator for the feed-
ing of feeder hogs is being consider-
od, J. G. Robertson, Saskatchewan
livestock commissioner, stated. Grat-
itylng reports have been received
following the first shipment of live-
stock by the Hudson Bay route, he
laid.
Water navigation on northern riv-
ers and lakes is almost at a stand-
ltiii and crews are expected to tie up
shortly for the winter. The weather
remains mild but all consignments
for posts north of the port have now
been delivered.
IOTORIST SHOT DOWN
BY A MAN WHOSE DOG
HAD BEEN RUN OVER
NEVADA. Mo.. Ct. 18.-J0lin
Lure 01 9 leg when it was struck by
a motor car.
Jones found .ftrthur Knapp, 23, in
Us parked machine today, the police
cold, and asked him if he had run
over the animal.
"I ran over somebody's dog," of-
Gcncrnlly spcitking, "Secrets" is
the story of the love and devotion of
a loyal wife who secs her husband
through many trying situations to
final wealth and political fame. It
presents in a very unusual way the
problem of a wife confronted by
the fact that her husband has been _
unfaithful, In these dramatic scenes
are disclosed some remarkable work
on the part. of the star and Leslie
Howard.
Anyone who ever doubted that
Mary Pickford could act should by
all means sec this picture. Her per-
formance is greatly heightened, of
course, by the work of Leslie How-
ard, who is superb. Also Mona Maris,
.in the role of the other woman,
gives a most creditable perform-
iitnee. And Aubrey Smith as the
crusty New England father. with
Blanche Frcdericl in the role of
domiiieerlng mother, and Doris
Lloyd as the sympathetic aunt who
befriends Mary in that gorgeous
New England sequence, are entitled
to their share of praise.
"Secrets" should certainly be seen
during its engagement here, as it is
unquestionably one of the great film
entertainments of the year.
PLANES BIG HELP
IN AUSSIE WILDS
(Canadian Press)
SYDNEY, N. S. W., Oct. 18-
One of the features of service to
the people in the sparsely popu-
lated parts of New South Wales
and Queensland is that of the
aerial medical men. The Australian
Inland Mission carries out exten-
sive relief in that way with the
use of aeroplanes and wireless
teiegraphy or telephony. Calls from
lonely outposts of civilization in
the great cattle and sheep stations,
some of which consist of thous-
ands of square miles. are promptly
attended to, and a doctor, taken
to the spot by air, either attends
tient to the nearest hospital
Co operation of Governments
conccmed is now being sought in
building up a national aerial med
ical organization that will make
doctors available in time of need
to the most; isolated inhabitants.
and to bring communication posts
iicers said Knapp replied. Knapp
was shot and killed. Jones was ar-iwithin the reach of everyone re-
rested.
ucasey.. Jones. dog suffered a tmcjto the case or transports the pa.-
m
otcly situated.
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RAIN OF BEETLES IN B.>(.‘.
CONTINUES THREE HOURS;
INSECTS BROWN AND TINY
nocx cR.ar`:K, B. c., oct. ia.-It
it is news when it rains beetles.
'I’hat's what happened here. There
was a "downpour" of tiny brown in-
sects which continued inti-rinittently
for nearly three hours. The beetles
had wings but seemed unable to use
them.
INGQITI CUSTOM KILLS CIIILD
(Canadian Press)
PORT ELIZABETH, South Afri-
ca, Oct. 19-Evidence at the inquest
Elek, to cut off the lost; joint of
the child's left hand. He used an
ordinary table knife and, according
to the evidence of the District
.S\1rs¢o11, who conducted the post-
mortem dressed the finger with
cow dung. Three weeks later the
child died in hospital from tetanus.
Elek told the court that he had
performed the operation at the re-
quest of the chi1d's father. He had
previously out the fingers of sev-
eral other children. but none had
died I
Thomas Zini, court interpreter.
stated that the Ingqiti custom ofl
cutting fingers was formerly proc-;
ticed by the Amaxosas but wast
now forbidden bcili by the civil]
authority and the churches. The!
custom had become repugnant to
Christian and civilized natives and|
anyone with a cut finger was
looked upon as bearing a mark
surviving from ancient hcathenism,|
"Death duo to tetanus resulting
from the cutting and probably sep-
tic bandaging of one of deceascds
fingers in carrying out an alleged
native custom” was the verdict.
The presidency magistrate directed
that criminal proceedings be taken
against those concerned.
blinUd'l llnlment for Chllhlll |-
isn‘t news when it rains here. But 5 en Houston; 3' Robert Sm=th~-
on the death of a native child re- 5
contly showed that the child's'
father, Vobe, asked another native,i
Marjorie Bulmun, Lois MacDonald,
Mrs. Coliings drove to their home
_ Mimi" B911 ll” Pllfchaeed me from the Strat of Juan De Fuca _
M P splendid residfntiel property of Mr. up maid Prince or w ies arent- M°"°‘“°“‘ h9“'° °"°“°° ‘ °°"°'
 S 1anduIl.outhe Malreque Ruud. and phage, nie it wort be settled un- P“’¥“ 1” L°“d°“' Th” °“°'“ l““’°
“ Q’ F13 lnfellds 1‘0m°ViUiZ there Sh°l`tlY» less thc monster lays an egg. The ’e°ewed um benedictlm °! .tm ,
' »  ' egg is to determine the sex of the A"°hbm"°p °‘ °'m"°’b“’7 md "M l V
. s W i th L e Sl i e H 0 w a 1, d _ sE'“mmN"FURNEsS-Th' 15°F' B0-foot nightmare reported by two B|5h°P °' L°“d°“~ 'nu “Wt '°"“'° '
..~ . rlage oi' Emily EUR Bellmm Of score citizens of all degrees, so mm °f th* mwmmt in n‘fl"-‘d _
t I  Csmfrm off TBIIQIN; If HR?UG“ ‘ WUNDER \’ southam ton England, t Geo I ll W *YN Ummm* hll Nm “IB
v%.\> G H - f 1' - i .
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1 co mn u nurved for Queen'a
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N , -4* Y' M' C' A- it  :it u.:v.:x;t.. _ "um "muy cam l-hraded sea serpent of (By'T|::m;:e:°s€d‘ ann) I
-in  ,‘: TODAY and SAT. ‘ Pont catibors, B o, started
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PURCHASED PEUPEBTY - Ml' oantrovewy that ‘ ia' ed tonight LONDON' °°t` 19"mv° hmm
P . 0 FEC they can decide on a name. P
Winston Churchill Furness of Ver ~Hias¢_.uek01uk_" meaning -‘big Bishop of Durham, thu Rt. RH
non, P. E. I. took place in St. Paul's water smkey was the ggmpgmry Dr. Henson, when nmlrh havl
Anglican Church on Saturday. Rov.‘ mme given _the reptile in me already been widely published. An
J- M~ Cfi-‘wil °ffi°1Hwd. and the states, but vieurie tixpiiyere, un- Ioiercltlus contribution eooeermns
wedding music was Played by Mrildersmnding the were as <‘1=n».- the Group Movement appem in
Maitland Farmer- The bride. wh° ohuei<nei<," which they interpret the spectator- from canon R.. J.
FRED wmiiso AND ms it 'S /_»_f_../
=.__  MEX S CLUB -  ‘ ` If was EWS” in mamaie bl’ MY- U~ W-_ as “big gamble,” said indignantly Campbell. Many years ago Canon
f A COMEDY ;;_~ _~_;;~--»----'-_- | i_ Q 2 »= _ HOW-‘ni WUT9 3 KUWH Of Wim? C0101'-5 there was no gambling about the Campbell, whp wa; than g mlm.-
_ I ed crepe. During the signing of the snake, M the great number of eye- ter of the Congregational body, nt-
register. Mrs. P. Fobert sang. Follow- witnesses made it is sure thing. tained I. wmidenble measure of 'N
‘ ing the ceremony a reception was v-,: - .
MeanW...l0 Point Cadb3!‘0, B. U., ngtofiety by gqrmqng “gd gddyqg. S B D
, ‘held at the mme 01' M\‘~a“d MTS- T» \\'h':re the camel-headfd one was es gn what Wu “ned th. N", _  
T. Irvine. Avenue Rved. after which :lm reported this season dubbed it Theology sm, .hm Uni,” mm, '
the bride and groom left on an ex-‘ egadbomsau ug," or “¢,.ddy” for ' Hu] 0 1 ' '
I . ` l ua V tended m°t°’ trip' on their fetilfn short, and reserved all rights Oth- 2:11113:  md h nmwu” {
~ h   . Mr. and Mrs, Furness will live at 63,3, points mid “C..db0w5;.uru5" was prognmem worn; in the diocese 0* true ll QU Uultid
.-   ;i:,tefemo¢1iat:;o';§osLf='liin1;\¥;l;isv“;iR Eerely ia geneliig 1: meiie‘;ndA:;'t Chichester'
. ,;"'° " »_ ~ - `- e snare sliou ca “ ' ..
,- non.-Toronto Mall and Empire. to d.§,,,.,.,, sh It ,pm Ogopogo the Liv own gtéiltude to the move.
= ' ' men m desert
noted 60-fozt sheep-hsoded water! M an ay tg; b°,, bed U
_ , WEDDING BEu's_ThB maffiawfidragon liuitd eds claim to havevcr c y “mm em' wut” om'
  lot Miss Margaret J. Shaw to Mr.'5een in Oknizogan Lake, B. C. "It‘s an Campbem “My nr" acquaint'
 _;_,..,, ,._,,,_ _  0‘“’“ld H' °°1li,,gs’ both of Newipmbamv me We of ogopogo, .mee with it dm.. mm no...
_  __ N. `   , Perth, took place quietly at the resl-'Said E,`J, Da`by, Serttle fish eil- more than two yea" 88°’ whm I
  i dence °f M1" and Mm M- W~ MHC- pert and Marine editor "as it was was Invited to oxmrd t‘° “und °'
  Le li, 11 pi _i . ’ nous., i
 I 0 W dneasant Street, Charlotte seen preen ng its scales on the cron gznmy f°"3°'“1;°d 5! 51°
 t t°w”» e C5555’ °Vem“€~ T119 Cel”-_ rocks at Point Cndboro. If it is a P' 8 “Wm ly impnued
"H A t €m0fll’ WHS D€l“f0fm¢d by Rev- C~ E- giant Conger eel. s'me of the se- by much that I "W and hmm
ALS() Armstrong- The COUPE were limit- ven and oght foot eels caught and the" I invited Dr' B“°h""m '°
COMEDY AND Tcmtwroon tended. The bride wore an ensemble piielegi-united in this region may Vis” Chwhesfef ‘H51 h°|d 5 1111551011
 | Of blue and Hwy heavy sheer crepe, be the off-spring.” of a similar kind on a smaller scale
_-ii-»  miie ha* t°m*‘l°h"“dP€m'1i€W€1rY.. Don Beirmy, Gem-ge New and Within U10 Cathedral precincts.
APPARENTLY FORGOT she was the recipient of beautiful Ham. 01S.,.,_ of v1c¢o,.|3, sagd today The invitation was accepted, and
UMBMN NIGHTS’ and valuable wedding gifts from th y .iw me Serpent new Chem_ the leader and a team of about 20
"ER  ‘ ' friends and 'dailies at Mme und' sinus River, simufiy, .matt left s young people came and hem it
abroad, After the ceremo ' M
Hb r. and wake like a speedboatf’ series of meetings from Friday to
_ Tuesday of one week-end in N
"Prince Ali Baba," christened Grant in New Perth. The Guardian joins OBEYING A DARE vember. 1931. The audiences Q
Reid, will be able to test the pot- with many friends in extending MAN LOSES Lnrg mcstly composed of invited guests
GHC? of his “vrmfsliing powder" hearty felleitations_ -_-#_ chosen not only from the Cathed-
from the interior of a ial cell. I Sq-_ THOMAS' och 18_ _ Clyde, ml circle but the nelghhgring cler-
He sold some of it, to Mandel Miss Helen Hornby' RN “dv d Ashburn, a young married man of` gy .md pre, ghm-ch m.msm.s_ Th’
§,ober;st, negro? fog '$60 ta, enable from Baltimore' Md” 'wédnesdiyl Port Burwell, was killed about 4.30 imp;-esgiqn made at bxford was
9 _ _
er s I r, een ine in a ashmg mght to Spendher vacation Wm.,he,,l0`C10¢l<tliiSi1ff0m00n Whvn his hind deepened. and the conclusions to
ton jail to do a d-sappearing act. parents' M,._ and Mm _,_ J_ Homb lcame in contact with a live Hydro which I men
_ y,, _ came concerning
The stuff didri't work and M'aude_ Hmsbmo Squaw wire running through the limbs of a both me worth and me w“_km”_
wanted her money back. tree near his home. es of me movement hwe since been-
The "pi-thee" refused and was me The victim fell from the. tree a `
confirmed by continued observa-
an-¢,¢,¢d_ *mon on cm" nhmmmlm and distance of 15 or 20 feet. Employes mm md conedzoildencm
heumlvlo of the rural Hydro Department, ex- ...rh
WHEATLEY RIVER SCHOOL
Honour roll for August. and Sep.
tember:
Grade X.-1, Albert Ling; 2, Hel-
t Grade VIII Sr.-1, Anslihe
Smith: 2, Mary Ross: a, Billy
Rackham and Orville Steed.
f Grade vu: Jr.-1, Lois iviac-
:Donaid; 2, Wilfred Stead; 3, Mar.
jorie Billmon.
Grade V.--1, Helen DeRoche.
Grade IV.-l, Eunice Rackham;
i2, Alder Ross; 3, Gordon MaeLe|;_n,
Grade III.-1, Mildred DeRoche.
Grade II,-1, Elmer MacDonald;
2, Harold MacDonald; 3, Esther
_Stead and Lemmie Gamcster.
Grade I.-l._ Harold MacLean; 2,
Francis DeRoche; 3, Preston Ford.
Perfect attendance for August-~
Doris Rackham, Eunice Rackham,
Gordon MacLean, Alder Rom, Har-
old MacLean, Elmer MacDonald,
Harold MacDonald.
For September-Lois MacDonald,
Elmer MacDonald.
Blanche Macnee, teacher.
N0 SUCH THING AS OVER, PRO-
DUCTIONX
CALGARY, Oct. 19.-(C.P.)-Des-
truction of livestock and crops in an
eilort to maintain commodity price
levels was an act again God, Wal-
ter Nash, member of the New Zea-I
land parliament, told members of
the Men’s and Women's Canadian
Clubs here.
Mr. Nash condemned an economic
system which permitted growers to
plow up millions of acres of cotton
and wheat while thousands of per-
sons in the Orient went without
clothing and food.
There was no such a thing as
over-production, he said. The fault
lay in the system of distribution.
Present economicconditlons were
attributable to the world war, he
declared.
deemed necessary.
'vlcroma caoss sonooi.
Honor roll for August and Sep-
tember:
Kathleen Campsell, 3_ Garnet Mc-
Intyre.
Grade IX-1 Nat Campbell, 2
Georgie semple, 3 Mabel McKenzie
Grade VIII~1 Eddy Callahan, 2
Stewart McKenna. 3 Rena Reid.
Bruce McIntyre, 3 Lydia Campbell.
Grade IV-l. Thelma Reid, 2 Ed-
na McKenzie, 3 Ruth McKenna;
Grade II-l. Layton Campbell, 2
Helen Campbell, 3 .lack Campbell.
Grade I-1 Doris Ca.m|_;ibeli.
Simple Rules
prevent
INDIGESTION
Eat in modention: _work spd _|ioeP *lu*
windows open; _take daiiypxorcioo in the irelh
air, not forgetting recreation. Do not vor-ry.
Go to bed in deeentiime. md mpg ongarkl\fx
glen of Andrevn l/was Self once or hues no
Them simple, leiuiblo rules should keep you
hes from indigestinn and tho headaches 
body wesrinma that n hand in hand with this
disorder. They will help you to_beenme really
healthy and stay healthy. for this very natural
reason: i
Even though may be lqzui-nr u your
habits, on mny’\?entho unconscious victim of
lncompgwn elimination. Thousand.: o|_ Doo ll
sufler from periodic headaches _and digoltlvl
trouble because they d_o not realise that regu-
larity alone does not indicate complete inno-
tioning of the eilmimitive organs,
The Andrews Health Rules do mme thi!
complete functioning. _Follow them isithiully.
Go to bod early to-night altar A refreshing.
|parkl| glues of Andrews Liver Salt or tlko
our Ayldrewn first thing in the morning. Than
hid goodbye to recurring indixestion. head-
mlioa, and body wennnem, for ndrews help!
Nature to uriiy and iuvignrntc tho whole |-
"Do you take me for a fool?"
"No. But what’s my opinion
_ _ Y _“__ 7,, against thousands?"
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tem. All sm [iota sell An\irsvvs~3i'>o lndzh
in tins~75a gn' tha now, large hottie. Bolo
Agenta: John A. Huston Co.. Ltd., Toronto. I
Grade V-1 Homer Oampbell, 3
perlenced in resuscitation, worked ere can be m doubt what-
ever of the reality and spiritual
on the body for an hour. The vic-
tims right hand and one feet were ;’,';v;;t°' §"’mm°;'\‘;”;°“° 'md gf.
burned; An inquest has not been y c e expmen '-
said Canon Campbell. “Dr. Buch-
Ashburn climbed a maple tree in a man Wm fmgwe tl” funk °°nf°°'
spirit of fun, at the suggestion of sum that mme °f “s d° “°t und
one of thc young men with whom he his Amencamun attractive: it I5
was walking. As he reached up to "th" t°° °md° and bmsque fm'
clutch .. limb, his hand touched me °“" Bri”-‘ll *H-“£1 but W° “N °°11-
high voltage wire. He was Si years 5°19“5 that mm bewkem 3' “Hull”
old. and .leaves a young wife and Wm in °“rSe1Ve3 and In any “S9
Child doesnot go to the root of the mat-
ter.
“It cannot and ought not to be
denied that the movement is dis-
tinguished by the many radical
moral renewals it affects, and it is
Grade X-1 ivririam Meintyre. 2 ‘“°°"°°° *° “Y “Wi in m°~'»l Well
these are impermanent. That there
are cases of relapse might be taken
for granted even lf we were not
explicitly told so. but these must
consist principally of emotional
types who are carried away for a
time by the infectious enthusiasm
of a closely packed assembly and
cann0t stand alone.
“'I‘he movement has its dangers-
of course," added Canon Campbell.
"What, vital religious movement
has not? But they are all cur-able,
and it would be a grave blunder
on the part of the Church to with-
hold countenance from s band of
earnest Christians because or de.
fects which will probably disappear
with time.
"Method'sm is respectable enough
today but the aberrations of some
of its early adherents were worse
than anything that has yet, been
laid to the charge of the Groups.
Christianity is much more than a
matter of morals, and it would be
n revelation to some of the leaders
of the movement themselves if
they could acquire a deeper know-
ledge of what the great masters of
the spiritual life have put on re-
cord on the subject of the union
of the soul with God through
Christ. Many of the crudities of
'sharing' would be eliminated at
once if this were taken into ec-
count. Reiterated dwelling on sins
is unhealthy both for those who
confess and those who listen, md
611 li
f Methodism soon come
_was sent to Rev. Fr. Duffy from
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pleasantly Because it is made with
Magnum.-|. pro uct used by dentists
for25£en.n in die are of the mesh-ic peneu-nes the crevice.
and ci in neutralizing the acids that muse demy. ‘
'.l`huiawhySquibb D¢nu.lCreami|tlae dentifrloebtdie
entire family-e. safe, dependable  of ehildrea'| teeth la'
well u gown-ops. Ula Squibb? twice duly. It contains no grit
or u§ringent_-nothing co :inure the teeth. Safe, plenum: and
eifecnve, Squibb s noe only poluhes the teeth beautifiiiiy bu: 1.
s proved means of scieutiic moth protection or home.
Allyn: Jng¢luforSg|d“’Ud¢_7. Io25f¢lJ40¢l#b‘.
83
it
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their day."
Still Seeking
Miomads Gold
31'. I"LN'I.‘AN’S, Nfld., Oct. 18 -
(C.P.)-An Indlonh buried hoard.
long sought in the interior of
Newfoundland. is again the sub-
ject oi' interwt in this and near-
by villages.
Ono party of 'treasiue hunters
has returned empty-ihanded, but
tales of hidden riches go on.-los-
lng nothing in the telling-and it
is probable the search will ‘be con-
tinued next summer. `
_ Mlcmaio legends describe the
'wealthy Indian burying his gold
far beneath the so'l and leaving a
heavy iron kettle to mark the spot.
The stories served chiefly for en-
tertainment around the coal stofvei
in the village store, but interest,
Blmed rapidly some years ago'
when Allan Mclsaac, well known
wide, found s kettle answering the
description.
!l'noe then searches have cent-
red Mound the spot when the
Sllide mode his find, but so far no
traceofthetlreasurohasbeendls-A
covered. `
1-_-___..l__
` III MEMURIAH
Henry F. Coombs, formerly s, wq
known citizen of Charlottetown
paused away at the residence of hu
daughter, Mrs. G. W. Wlghtmm
Bmii:h’| Cove, N. B., on Monday ni
the advanced age of I0.
Mr. Coombs was 'of English doo
cent a native of Newfoundland, and
in his younger days was engaged
in business in Charlottetown, prin-
cipally in the West Indies trade. He
owned and operated his own ships
For some time he was in Bt. Jolui
and _represented firms throughout
the Maritimes. Later he moved ta
Sydney, where he was imbusinen
until his retirement a few years ago
Ho is survived by three daughteri
and four sons. His wife died prevl~
ously. The daughters are Misa
Wlglitman, Mrs. Charles MeMu1lln
of Yarmouth, and Miss Nellie, at
Smiths Cove. The sons are F. W
Cooms of St. John, B. F. Coombs
of _New York, Harry L. Coombs, ol
Los Angeles and Chester C. Ct
Coombs of Wolfville, N. B.
The funeral was held from the
residence of his daughter at Smltlfl
the Digby Cemetery.
Quilt bloolns were given around, is
dl.Zi'u°ent members ‘Next meetin
EMERALD DVSTI'l"U'l.‘E 
MEE'.l'lNG i
!"°U°W1us an reports ci Emerald'
wmeirs Institute einee April ul
during absenceofSecyVe’naMiayne
no reports were sent ln. April
me;t'n8 hed at home of Miss C.
McDonald. letter read from Dr.
Oreelman asking for a’d for Boni-
torium, Veins Moyne, se:-y, hav-
ins resigned. Mrs. J. A. Murphy
omsented to act during her ab-
sence. R211 call answered by pay-
ing a dim-:_
No m¢e't'ng in May.
June meeting reid at h~me of
Mn. D. Du'fy. A spiritual bouquet.
members, Mrs. Goo. Mayne and.
Mrs J. A. Murphy were nppelnied
to attend annual ronvcnion in
Clurfottetowii. Roll inli answered
by payng A n ckel-
July meeting was held at home
of Mira. Gvorge M y..o mov'd and'
sooonded th tsecretary scndfor re-
flectors for wagons _for members.
Oommiltecc reappointed. Roi call
to b° answe'ed by bringing ii new
member.
Auzmt meeting at Mrs. C~ Crot-
an. Seven members present. Dis-
cussion on making oi’ quilt tori
bazaar. Decided to mzke a butter-
fly quilt of white and rose.
Beotcmim- meeting et. home of
Miss Nora Mclvor, Klnkon. A very
pleasant soc!ql evening was spent.
Committees reported and n”w ones
by whistling a tune or paying a
fine.
Nha. J. A. Murphy- Nine members
s cheque for NLM be dmwn to pay
bills which have accumulated dur-
oommitteu, School, ma. C. Cmken
id I *f¢mPf-ltion in be less thin guiim Murphy du to have report
em. wmfuuriei elm .na
‘%
ummm. mu em to be answered  '°”"‘s' °‘“’°"5' s"°W'
october meeting neu at mme or 
Present. Movrd and secznded that ,Q
lncaheneeoi semm-y. New
$.“‘l.$`...";..t   lillllivll ~
41%#
to be held at home of Mrs. Joh:
MlcEntee and as its annual meat-
lng rcil call viliil be answered hy
paying annual feef
. ..c|on°t trifle with
COLDS!
Break them up over-night
with ASCO
ASCO is derfni I stoppin( Bodmin
wo. ooo-iW'.51ru¢.d»p‘f°f damn-memm
un Mahmoud pains. A500 contains ovwy
Suit modem solontido md
 JnndM&  or
|i:ou¢h. ménrgiterlfz ` _ Y _
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' 
craving, dilutive
must or eomtl tion.
freleflbed by evasi-
 EvA\a%ol at
liillil-:Dated blue  All
Tune In on ASCO Program ug
C. F. C. Y. daily 'l.l5_l0 7-30 P. M.
‘-v|f~i-vt-» Al-I
We have mt received our
.l fall ltook of BULB! direct
 from HOLLAND for fall
Plmtlng and early Spring
_ Bloom All lint also Bulbs. if
 IIYACINTS (Double and
Single.) `
' 'ruurs (nimble ma slum N
cnows 'r.u.r. nanwnv
‘ mums, minoissos, mr- .-
__ DROPS. FBEESIAS all at
lowest prices. New cpm in
our BOOKSTORE.
sum for an pm lui.
P0"-ll! ld all Mall
Orders. In ‘m
CARTER & C0. 
  
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1" .1i.,_.._
,WELL-i\/E JUST Hman A ct-tgp
Bringing Un Father
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BV George f .nos
_ _ at ti ‘
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I THAT was ronmenw N THE
` Empl-CY GF' BARGN ubw
__ _ ' , Eu_~ \` ALL Hrs
. ~ t-r"5 dum' Amor:-ian Sven up
eo. f - THE LADDER no Sociavrr Fon ue-
, - ll
Illlllliill  
~ AM \ 3u|=>DQ°5ED' _
, TQ BE HAp¢>~r A
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THERE5 THE NEW COQK-
HE LOOK5 i.\t<E HE EAT5
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mn- me _ ` _ _ ji V _/¢.&L
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CQRNID Base' AND
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MR. HENRY l‘. COOMBB 
Cove yesterday. Interment will bv
it
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