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raomsrx _   ____ g _ THE  cU_a1mniN 3:1* , _ V1-§1§vSr.I8('1933,
PRIIIDE EDWARD IFSGAYI
Now PLAYING
This merry tale of. the
love affairs of the last
man on earth.
ASW!
Raul
COMING
MONDAY' “PEG
with MARION DAVIES
It's TUNEFUL I
It's HILARIOUS!
4_.itl_'e
O’MY HEART”
WITH THRILLS AT CAPITOL ne
vm- umnt behind the scenes of Hoi ,saves an "extra‘ girl from suicide. Ma
lyivocd. las. night to see its unsung Upsetting his theory that stunts G
heroes, the stunt men who risk their
lives so that we may have thrills
served with our films. And the $50-
u_-dziy dare-devils have their inning walks as a day laborer, and even- bri
at the Capitol 'iiic:1ll'e, taking our tusily becomes despondent when his to
-_f‘LU<fKY DEVILS” REPLETE M
_ ' _ I j we
Ml'
breazll xl\v.iy in everv foot of "Lucky
Devils." niless. an
'l'l1rlil is s by-word to Hollywood
sinuii. men. courageously, they brave
ei erx come \.lbli lla/alll, risking
I I Mr
life Vxgiidhhnib to crasil automobiles rapids in a tense dramatic climax
into plate glass; iight on foot-wide
prssnn walls; swing across build-
ings; iight on btuning roofs; mid
izunble lilly feet to earth through a.
..';_vllgnt_ Here is the dramatic low-
down on how Hollywood performs
diilicult stunts which precipitate the I
question "Do they really do it?" co Ates is conventionally hilarious I
Bill B_o_\'d employs his virile phy-
sique nndpersonlillty with realism Bakewell, Creighton Chaney, Bruce
_ln 3 sincere. convincing portrayal. Cabot, Julie Haydon and Phyllis
As Skipper, head stunt man, he Fraser complete sn adequate fea-
tured cast. V
manship and romance do not mix
he marries her. He acquires a fear
of death and loses his nerve. He
with anticipates a baby; he is pen-
A stunning job is available. He
undertakes the execution of a death
ride in a canoe across tumultuous
which kept an audience glued to the
edge of the scars.
Dorothy Wilson, gives an able
dramatic portrayal as Skipper's wife.
Wm. Gargan, stage star added to
his laurels, is wcll cast as a mem-
ber ct the “Lucky Devils" club. Ros-
with' his stuttering humor; William
“IT’S GREAT TO BE ALIVE” BRIGHT
(LEAN (`()MEDY AT PRINCE EDWARD I
In "It's Great To Be Alive," the ,when the scourge of men occurs,
new musical comedy which opened merely adds to his own amazement
at the Prince Edward yesterday, you when he finds in himself a. complete
have s full season of hllarity. In sex. In the story he is an aviator,
D
story, acting, music and dancing, in
D0
is as satisfying a piece of enter- world of_ men, but devastatingastlie
Ieinment ns has been seen here- o
nbouts in a long-long-time, performance is excellent. He is a
Telling the story of a man who finished actor, and a man who
finds himself llicrzllly the last man knows' how to sing songs. In this,
on earth, the film depicts a world ll
populated entirely by women, each do
of whom has one end in view-to
get that solitary male. It is a. dread hands of Edna May Oliver and Her-
dlsesse that wipes the globe clean of, Bert Mundin, "It's Great To Be
the milsculine sex. The women are 'Alive" has a generous supply or
unprepared for such a. contingency, s
ind what goes on toward a solution is
\f this emergency forms the ex- r
rcmely funny basLs for the picture. t
Raul Roulien, the South American the individual portrayals. Among
tar, plays the highly enviable role these are Joan Marsh, Dorothy Bur-
..
if being the last man. The fact thati g
na is a. eastaway on a. desert island `S
ulsr with the women even ln a
nly man in the world. " R.oullen`s
is first effort at American star-
m. he is wholly successful.
With the comedy in the expert
cintlllant moments. Gloria. Stuart t
lovely in the leading feminine
ole, and the actors, in support of
he principals, are each splendid in
.ss. Emma Dunn, Edward Van
loan and Robert Greig.
 ` who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm.
_ Murphy, Georgetown, while swim-
i ming in the harbour on Sunday
Rev. R. Gouge, Murray Harbor,= B
was a. visitor to Georgetown last;
H
“"`°k' th" “Ile” °f Rev' C' U' “nd second time when her plight was
M” M°N°"*“~ witnesses by Mr. noy Yomm of
__ “‘”‘ Georgetown, who jumped off the
'Among those who attended theli wharf and went to wg Mooney!
, |assistanm and succeeded in bring-
taguc last week were the followingzi mg he, Aafely to short
Young Pepole's Conference at Mon-
lfccv. C. U. McNevin, Mr. Theodore
Levers, Mr. Havelock Stewart, Nilss-
Nctiie Walker, Miss Bessie Stewart.!,-agermy pam ,, ,tm to George,
town.
Miss Rose Fairchild, Miss Helen)
McDonald and Miss Vivian Mac-|
Donald. j
“‘ M IStewa.rt Lavers, who have been
M193 New* W°Ik¢f» 5¢°f8BI»0W1’-. spending a few days fishing on the
I-Y \'I-$15111!! R°S€H¢Bih the 811255 01’ Morell river have returned home.
Wh
Miss Muriel Bulpltt.
Miss Frances Foss of Boston,
who is spending the summer in
Georgetown, has returned from Easton, Mr. Raymond Levers md
Burden v.here she has spent a. few
days, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. White,
' Mr. Nm Currie. who has been
Vielfihs fI'l¢n<i1 in Georgetown, .visitors to Soul-is last week.
Lower Montague and St. Georges,
has rctumvrl to his homo in South
Sydney, N. B. ,
fternoon, got beyond her depth
nd who was going down for the
Mr. D. B. Stewart. Charlottetown,
II/Dr. Chas. Hibbett and Mr.
Miss Muriel Turner. Miss Carrie k
_ Edward Easton recently were y
visitors to Souris_ ,Wu
““* -tman, Bedeque, was appointed Plus-
Mr Joseph A. Scully and Mri
~ - dent _
Gordon Douglas were among the Hampton, Sec'ty-’Ilrea.s_ It was un-
,giimausly agreed to hold celebrat-
ns regularly every two vw!! I-hd
and
-___
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes plans were made for various sports
and daughter Betty of Boston gre
A Mr.
’ sklnrier Y
side points, here as he is for the
Dr. D. and Mrs. Scandall and wmmamen, of the Maritim, senior
their sons, David and
Jamaica Plains, Mass., are spend.
ing
li/lr. Win. McDonald oi’ Boston,i
is `
of
cestrall home of Mr. A. D. Inman,
Hampton, was the scene of a happy og
gathering on the aftemoon of Aug
ilth when the Inmans from all: ¢,-°p_tnst is, the producers get their
s of the Province and many money qu|¢k1y, and it will lend im-
part
om abroad met to celebrate the pews to the pick-upin general con-
fr
one
ver-sary of the landing of their 15151-id also is in a good healthy cen-
forefathers on the shores of Hamp- dmom
_ "The island is suffering from 180k
wlled away in getting acquainted! of mm, and the oat crop is contin-
and I _ ~ ‘_ ‘ ~
some of the more daring wandered
to _
W1"-fm IS U1i1<‘h fmquented by sum- wumament, expressed n. similar op-
mer ioufsts and enjoyed a. dip in mi
the
noon, stirring addresses were given
bl'
water, J. T. Dlman, J. F. Profitt.
J.
man. The speakers reviewed the
early life of pioneer John Inman
an
emigrated from Yorkshire, mg.,
in
fa
th
» as
da
came prosperous farmers and set-
tled on farms along the Hampton
sho
are
man,
ind
original gathering twenty-tive
ears
ALSO -
]\I!CKEY'S
B
lett
ter
. George Currie has recently
received the appointment as jim.
itor of the Georgetown Post Office.; h
Gordon, of
visiting .Georgetown ihc guest a
ass.
sa
Inman Re-Union
H
"Bimhwood" the beautiful an- 1,1
hundred and fourteenth anni- dl
on. The hours were pleasantly
in peasant conversation, vihlle‘ ge
the sp‘endid beach near by of
briny waves. During the after- th
Judge Inman, Rev. Mr. Bridge-
M. Inman and Miss Elma In-
d his wife Rebecm, Duke, who
July 1819, and settled on a shore I J
rm st: Hampton, bringing withif
their file sons, John Thom-| ni
hier Mary These sons all be-
res. Today their descendants
many and noted for their ln-
d, N. H., and Mr. and Mtrs. ‘Bao-
us and mother, Ms. Hannah In-
New Wales, Florida, this be-
the first celebration of the
they had attended since the
ago. Following this the clan
organized and Mr. J. T. In-
and fi/Irs Warren lhmen,
unusements at further gath-
 
Currie succeeds Mr. Daniel!
Go
fo
n
that
chll
ATTHI
ii;
vs_., _...
l.l. BOYD
Hel °°°~°=°"“» °° W°°°°-M Maritime Visitors
evening. The gentlemerfs prize was . C
won by Mr. stewart Lavm. ana III Salllb JOIIII il-AND PIUNIC. tomorrow, (Satur-
the ladies’ prize by M31, Ju, ___ ' |dB¥~) _ 459
atchilder. The consolation prizes gl-_ JOgN_ Aug, 16,-The redue-I ~
were won by Mr. Tom McDonald “on 1,, transportation costs which RADIATOR FLUSHNG *md ‘°°"
and Miss Bunnie Leslie. if ted b th Great DBIFIDZ A mwillty at Mallett'|
might b° ° 8° y e Bane service. 2051-1-as-fri-tr.’
DEIITRAI. GUARDIAN
, --- .-
poylbln in ldvmeas
ii..
-;_1
SPECIA LSALE Ladies’ H1000
499
Lakes Waterways would not be pro- TY
M7-$1 Nlyrtle Ross, Montague was onste to the interest and sink-
visiting her parents Mr. and'MJ1. Egufund resulting rfom the expen- R05” nn’R°vEMENTs'_ Th’
Peter R055 0! Georgetown. dum which development or the power machine is still °pera_tluz at
M system would mcun - Pleasant Grove Road, Queens Co. I
Miss Mary and Miss Agnes now- 'nur was the opinion expressed in `
of Charlottetown are visitingl Saint John yesterday by F. K. War- BAPTIST SERVICESP- 56117106!
their parents Mr. and mg, Wm, ren of Halifax, president of the ln- I oi' Tryon Baptist Church, Sunday
Howlett, Georgetown. terprovlncisl Steamship Line-S. Lim- August 20th. T1'y0D. 3 P- m. B011-
__. ited, vessels of which ply between shew, 7.30 p. m.
_ an M. and ms. Aitken, sys- `He111'»»x. Saint J°h1= md Gm*
y, 0. B., have retumed home gf- LGU! POTW- SPECIAL CLEARANCE of all
visiting Mn Am¢en»s parents’ Referring to the wsterwayl. in the lines Women’s White Shoes at
yor E_ 3, and M,-,_ McLaren ‘ course of an interview, Mr. Warren Purdie - Fergusons. 403.
egown ' questioned whether they would be ___
1 trans Atlantic AMIBITIOU YOUNG PEOPLE
For 10 Years
“The present Great Lake carriers,"
said Mr. Warren, "ara adequate to
andle traffic for the next 10
CRIB.
Like other business men from out-
l_f Association, Mr. Warren ex-
essed confidence that general con-
Dr
the "“°“"°“ “t their Slimmer ultima in aastem census are im-
home in Georgetown. proving
“There seems to be n. fair inquiry
r traffic between the Maritimes
d Great Lakes ports, and this is
his sister Mrs. Ima-is H. Doug- showing a gradual improvement, in-
dicative of general business." 110 C
u. | M
In P. E. I.
pnnbe reward Island. we H. T.
0 ¢ -
lman, president of R T Holman,
mited, one ot the largest firms on
the 1siand,is heartened by prospects
good prices for the potato crop.
Mr. Holman said, "This is a cash
tions. The fox business on the
nt upon rain this week."
Former Mayor L_ A. GMWHEUBY.
1-mlnbx, also in the my for the
on on the recent improvement in
e situation.
Mokes Final Plea
For Freedom
ssmwl. Mass.. Aus. 1'1-<A-PJ-
mls B-arnm oosteuo. on 11111
or _
the slaying of her husband, to
gm made one lm. brief plea f°f
em ' ,
i life and freedom,
,ugR/Jbert, Mark, William and Tha vgumenu of me defense
and
dark-
E554!
ina
me prosecution concluded. the
eyed widow stood before Im
x County July Late in the day.
lated that she loved her husband
legacy and good citizenship. that ‘M did “°" “I mm “md “K”
A has-ty welcome was extended to
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Inman, Con-
r
nb there they landed nl :ew 3
speckled beauties.
___ mg
gh, bg gent back to her three
dren. _
District Attorney Hush A. Cren-
had just concluded an afternoorrs
argument in which he contended
tint "if the spirit of Bill Costello
mme ba& to this world it would
say: 'she murdered me, sive her no
more chances."
dhart,inthofounofowheelhAs
been complied containing the
names of the various families down
to the sixth B'€neration_ This has
continued to increase at each
ggfhcrlng so rapidly that a new
gui larger me is now necessary.
I./unehwusewedonthe lawn
vilitins Gwrleiown the mem of
MY- Raymond Levers was a visit- ,'Mir|. Holmes' cousin, Mr. Glen
‘" '“’ Bddeewwn lm week. ii members or the John mmm
after which s hearty vote of
thanks was extended to Mr. and
____
r
Capt- Kelly. c.A_, recently vine.
id Dundass.
' M cently visited St. Pete:-'s. ,
MTS- Win. B. Easton and Miss
Uarry Easton were among the vim.
W8 00 Bridzetown last week.
Miss Helen Mooney of gm”-1, Women., Insvkbe in the Town
iwes held under the auspices of the
Jmldns. ,fo
_-_ If
Mr. wsler solemn _ and nn-_-¢1sbty~fivb is ninety-one. all Quite
Robert Jenkins, Georgetown; re- QCII” 101' their WUI A h“¥°
*WIRES-
Among the oldest pfeeent were
ur
emily whose ages renile IWUI
mrs.. A. D. Duma for their kind
hoqvitallty md invitation to meet
n.i1“Bi:d11wo0d”fromtln1etotime.
used by the arger - S
_ 1-hom” Howlett of °m_‘ steamers, because Of the UDB thi! should write Principal Moran of the
dge’ Ma_5s_ is visltm Ge _ W0llld Ellie Bild BISO Oil ECCOUDE U1 Unjon Commefrclgl 0011989 Im' 11111
» S Orse I
the guest of his parents' Mr , insurance rates. particulars concerning s business
d Mrs. Wm. Howlett. ’ ` training. _ 497.
FARMERS! While in DOW!! Ex-
hibition Week call at Purdio-
Fergusons and see their wonderful
display of work boots such as
"Grab", "Samson", “Williams” etc.
Lowest prices. 492.
CAVENDISR PASTORAL
CHARGE.- Church services fori
August 20th 11 a. m. Stanley Bridge,
7.30 North Rustico_ Rev. H. S.
Bland, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia,
will conduct both services.
I WINSIDE United Church of
Canada. Services on the above
barge for Sunday, August 20, are
follows: North Winsloe, ll I.. m.
south Winsloe 3 p. m. Princetown
Road, 7.30 p. rn. Rev. Thou. Pale-
thorpe, Minister.
CELEBRATES DIST ANNIVER-
sanv_-Mr. Howard Pursey, Prop..
of the Hotel Lexington at North
Ruistico Harbor has been' enjoying
himself in Lexington, Mass., where
he went recently to be with his
wife, wh"o has been in poor health
and to be with her on their Slat
wedding anniversary. Mr. Pursey
is glad to say his wife, nee Easter
Elliott of Elli0tt's Mills, is now in
better health. A big reception was
held at their home in Lexington,
Mass., to honor the event and a
good time was had by all. Mr.
Pursey states the U. S. A. has the
right man for President and things!
are picking up in the States, and
faces look happy.
Y. P. S. PICNICA-Upwuds of 150
young people representing Y. P. S.
groups from Margate, Long River
and Clifton, were present at a unit-
ed picnic held under the auspices
of the Margate United Church Cir-
cuits at Park Comer on the 14th
inet. The weather being favourable
for the occasion, all spent I happy
aftemoon in the "brlny," playing
games on the beach, and perspirlng
in a "free for all" soccer match.
Lunch was served by the ladies
from well filled baskem All agreed
‘that the event was a huge success.
CLIFTON MONEGENABIANF
his birthday on the 14th inet., was
the recipient of many hearty con-
'rhis column in nnrvsd for Gnu'
County neil of local llhnli bl!! ul-
urtlnlng of n howl! nature ml! 5*
Innned ut 4 cents l ward l¢l’l¢lH
rcs onaslu soc1u.,ooi-mnu`
remain. M0.
broken lines at $1.95 per pair at
Purdie - Fergusons. 402.
SPECIAL DUCK DINNER Milo- 5 
Millan Hotel, Sunday evening, 50c._ I
CRAPAUD HUEDH OF ENG- '
Granulated
‘ / _
-.1
'” mins. --
.- EA'lK)NIA BAKING
EATON’S Non Alcholio Flnvorlny
6 oz.
EATON’S Bulk
I BLACK TEA, lb. . . .r
nn'roN's Jcbtr
WAX LUNCH
RUBBER
JAR RINGS, 4 boxes
FlyCoils  2
Clarks Spaghetti, tin
Nugget Shoe Polish _
LYNN VALLEY
I
SUGAR
POWDER ’§"},,f'.,i',’§‘,
EXTRACTS 2 oz.  _ _ _
All lhvor:
POWDERS ,,,, ,.,,,,,,,
RoLLs, pkg. ._ _ sc
Clarks Roast Beef, 1’s  _ -_ _ 30c
French’s Mustard, 9 oz. _ _
Colman’s Mustard, %’s
Zebra Stove Polish _ _ _ _ _
PEACHES, Tin ._ ._ 
DDRIIED BEEF 2 fins 210
AIADARDIII Bulk, per lb-_ - 5c
FLEUR DE ,Lis
319   Per Tin -
73|:
EATONIA
_ _.L _ .M
`\
TDILET PAPER 4 rolls 25|;
25c _
9c
16c
29c
6c
n sinlsjn
burr ~ -
CHQICE ~MEA'1‘s
Machine Sliced Breakfast
BACON lb. 16c
mom mmm-u.  39C
succn cons nemo..  lgc
°0'1'1'Au= nom-s.u»  19c
rom: onors. u».   zoc
_  _ 23c
for 5c
11c
13c
_ _ 53c
..._12c
_12c
cnzasmnr nm-nm, bb. 
FRESH FRUITS
RIPE TOMATOES, 2 Lbl. .....»......». 
PINEAPPLES, Each .....-..........-.... 
ORANGES, Dum ........,¢.......-..... 
GBAPEFRUIT, 3 for .'..........-....-.. 29c
21c
244:
NEW VEGETABLES
mrw cucvlunans, sub  80
srnnro minus, s Lb.  25c
New osmwrs, nimbn  8c
mrw sums, amen  5c
Nnw cos oonlv, Dann   35c
15c
CAULIFI/OWEB-. Head .....-............ 
Worship 11.00 a.. m. and 7.80 p. m.
aftemoon service in the Cavendish?
Baptist Church 3.00 p. m, Wm. G.:
Quigley, Minister. '
NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.-In
a. letter from Brisbane, Queens-
land, dated July 18, Mr. John W.
Caims, Dzmstaffnsge, reports that
it was the rainy season there when
it pours for two or three weeks,
sometimes without a let-up. BeforeI
the Canadian Liner Viet/or of which
watching a fight between a whale
and a. sword fish. 'I‘he whale man
oeuvred round and round trying to I
ts tail, while the sword fish retal
ated by making sudden plunges, 1'
giving him some sharp “upper cuts".
They did not see the end of the
fight, but as fat' as they could
judge the sword fish was the victor.
The steamer will call at Auckland,
Wellington, Lyttleton, Timarus,
and Dunedin, before retuming to
Canadian waters.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Annie Vereker. Boston, is
visiting friends at Grand Tra.cadie.
Mr. Charles Berrlgan, Boston, is
visiting at Cove Head the guest of
his brother John.
Mr. Lemuel Doyle. mast Boston
is visiting friends at Pleasant
week at Grand 'I‘raca.die, the guest
of Mrs. Joseph Mcltinnon.
gratulations and tokensmf esteem
er an gran - augh Mr. Mao
hard work, good grub, and lots of
daughter, Mrs. C. B. Goose during " __
ti.. hy. Amen; iw... sums wi. - gm’ f,’§f,§§lT1".ffuIm§f°Il§ Regular Hams (whole)  18c per lb.
Mr. R. M. Lamont of Granville who, ' _  `  er 
1, gg yn," M agm mm M“.s,_”t!J' F- DMU-  R0 S l-:.:» .:-r-r~;~:»r»':~: p 0
ma To nge?  subnet ,nm mm ,]'enT,, Mm mu, Picnic Hams  .~.-. 13c per lb.
“een” _ led sores with Mlnnrfn lilnlmmt-
Dorehester Mass arrived last nilht
Carter daughter of Mr and like
entering the harbour. the crew of'
be is s member lisa lm or fun ins adm w’hi°1\ had °°°“m“1‘*'-
so
_ ui
1 _
l
rising "m1asnlps'~ of the whale and rm
N
hu
outa
be:
Wheat closed
d
da.
PRICES IIIMBIE
(Associated Preu|)_
ology received the chief blame
rom traders today for A new
um allows/ble tumble of
CEDCAGO, Aug 16-Mob WY-
ch
f
maxim
,grain paces. including 5 cent# I-
bushel colla/pas
in wheat.
Something like I. flood of loli-
durlng stagnation of dealings
e lm tm-ee days poured iut»°
he grain pits at the opening. and
stun the sword ash with a nap or 1°N°'i "W °`~“`I‘°"° d°""° °° “I”
1
urthemst point that emergency
egulstions of the bond oftrade
tolerate for l. 24 hour period.
o nggvery enmed.
Blnoe me season! P955 WU*
ached about 5 month |00. when
dr0PD°d»84 cents. corn 3'! cents
10 cents. rye 43 oem. md
lay 50 cents.
nominal, 5 cents
own from the n/ver-age of yester-
y's finish, com 4 cents off, oats
g 8 cents decline and prov-
‘ showin
Minn-|l’» Llnimnnt for Chllbhlm. mum. ‘V ‘ ntbmk M 50 °,nf,¢_
Apply l!illrd’» lilnimene io cutl-
SUNDAY 5ER.VICES.- For the '
New Glasgow Church of Christ are F  B
as follows: Bible School 10.00 a. m. E
wfsrviiu 4-1
(Canadian Press)
8P’R»INGH]LT.|, N. B.. Aul. 164-*
Springhill Fenccbuskrs today ld
vancedipwardl tllé linlll 0! th! N0-
vn. Scotia bueball p1ay0ffI by hl-H4'
ing out I. 4-1 defeat to Westville in
the opening game of their playdorn
series.
coplb Leblanc, sprinshille wrt-
slder, struck out 18 batters as he
held Westville to six scattered hits.
and broke up the game in the Birth
inning by orossinz the P1100 UU’
."
i
he had smashed out a triple that.
scored Wilson.
His big battery mate, Hank O’-
Rourke, had a. hmd in the other
two Springhill runs. O'Rourke scor-
ed the opener after drawing A walk.
and than sent Brown home with a.
sizzling three-bugger.
Winners of the Springhill-Wash
villa series will play off with either
Truro or Kentville for the right to
meet the Cape Breton champions in
the semi-finals.
I K00l”S LTD. I
IIAIAS--IIAMS-IIAMS
Mr. Hugh Manny, of ciuwn, was °"°"°' ____ OUR OWN
celebrated the Dist anniversary of Mn' AM. J. Doyls is mending .I   H
AT
, I
f'.‘i'.'l`if.’,§'f.'.1°‘i..f.'I°..`.`§f‘..’§'l`§f.°.."§§§'; M* “M “"~ J°‘“‘ °““°"““" SPEDIAL PRICES ,
"“" """°“ ”°”‘ ”°°“”‘ °" "' 1»-1-fi:--ww swim vu \»` FRIDAY and SATURDAY DIILY
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