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NEWS IVEEKLY
ROAD T0 MANDALAY
Travalogue
YACHT CLUB BOYS
Musical Act
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PLAYED GOD
Nothing will ever fade the
glorions fire of “Disraeli” uid
“Tho Millionaire." but a finer
picture than either awaits you
in “Tho Mm Who Played God."
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join his mother and rest of the imen’s Institute at her home on
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NIGHT 'I av 8-45 - 26°- *Z* ' 'rlmmrs-see sd, Newsom so !
_ if .-"1"  K., McLeod. zoos-4-is-ai
The glamorous star whose _ ‘IQ _§__.._ ._   _ ' _
,unions misery brvurhi . ‘rr-`-°-`,` ';1;_;""  oauaoa nannanv, 1-nxi,l>hono ' ,
!on "Sarah and Boll.” A - .  3 113°- ' 3°97'4'"'5|
"Unfaithfrrl," “A!\!body’| We-
mm” in ir human story of a
woman who sacrifices preg-
tige for love-
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yy . .RUTH; ' 7' 
your actress
Arising to supreme emotional
dramatic heights. With IVOR
Novr:r.r.o, arm. asluolvn, ~
Gaorrarry xaiul.  l [RTO
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u:vr:_u1>r.oyr:n oaosr °'- !,l}.» , _
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ALBANY  New Glasgow
Mr, Robert Hamm of Shamrock; Mrs. Charles Stevenson chafi-
left for Boston where he will * tained the members of the Wo
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A PROVINDIAL BUY SUUUT UUNUERT 1....`l§. ‘."?..E°§$.Tf.T..l““" .§’.f‘.i’.’l'ii‘§ °Y.`I.'2'.§`.;'Z.¢..”Ii.‘ iii” .riff
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Participating.
_.___ president in the chair who called
im-s_aeo oBu_i-nsissperrdinga Ontheseeretarywlvedthenre-
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,___ Rotihfofil Sqllare |'|a|| :Z ;i;3;_vr_Z_i_i;J_i»r___i;=__fi_<_=ii-rue with xi# m_;___ l_vm;b__'_'_°f° #visa
On
Roll Call with “My Grand Parents
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y, n _ ' N d be -
5. A Friday. l\l\ril29th 2118 PM-  .3;“ii..“’;..°';i..‘.‘.;‘Z .'.’i§I.';..f 
' 80 Scouts, 50 Cubs |
different committees were heard
Mr. Joe Millar, Victoria, crossed ‘mm ‘md new °m5 5PP°1l1Wd-
ii cumin-K Summer m0,,,hs_ aiohnr-a stevennon and Miss also
"03l-4-16 Sistil-Gi
" Program committee, Mrs. (Dr.) A.
. ‘ _ , , over to the Mainland 0n Monday s°h°°l' M5- W- B- Bulman and
I Admission 25cts. I lwhm he ,Mets to ,,.m,,,,, fo, me Mr-s. Brenton nlolueson. sick, rvrr-n.
l
° “Once A Lady”
'Arllss Reveals Incom-
parable Artistry in Ruth Chatterton’s me URM S,m._
“Man Who Played
God”
Gin;-:vo Arll_=s_ fir.-it gentleman ol
tlzv _-nr 1;, br'-.>;1-ii: to the Prince
I-1'. .'-..l:'_i i!r~.rt:'u j'v_°t\r'<la_\' a por-
1x'.~-.si  "’rih‘._=, unich evidences in
1 3.  ` r" ":‘<‘ 1,' I 1.15 ]i<i3.\0.\`¥(‘_d by
\3~ ,.~_ 1;- "lilo .\l1\n \\"no Played
<1. '1' l 13.- `l'- -: Ai".is:= .<t;\r'rillg
\ '_ I :~\;- \‘,‘-_: 1.- Br-u<_ and achi-
, ._ i_-_.- ;_|1`l\' ili~_;wo=.cilil¢~ hy
_~-: ~ ~ 1 1 ~~ _~llr'p.r.»s.r;i;ly fine
Z’rl ":lI-‘ f' 1_1:-:'t .retor luis lllmlc
1 ,:- '1_- r |11 i:l.' _-cr-~oli. In ‘his pic-
1'1:'~ lil' .\~l. .» -ilonvs vsllzil' thc talk-
i»~~ p:r""x~r~ cl-i. l~r~ ivlien intcl'i-
:l~.ill`.l,'li1lncilrd in
_:r:, fi._'l-'_'.l.irl _-tory and set-
’ `:'1ri,= :;<‘ 'l -lint that “Tho Man
W ~ . Pl..-.oil li -.l‘ \\“El ho one of the
<;- -hilrdlrru ~nf~:nm'los of the 1932
ii "lr-c fl-.r .».
* I"-r~ ‘rl nr \‘,'lur l”llr','Prl God." iiif‘li,
1'-  --1-',l'r'1> pil-tllrc, :ili‘-ol‘b-
1' ~:",' flrrr;11':c,li\lur.'vli mid real. it
5~ -~f~.-it in 1-, --rv rlrrjmllrlicnt. and in
ri."  sfliw oi' tlrr- \'.'ol'd. The emit.
A' ral-i~~:iu'r hir, Al'li°._< inclwlcs Vio-
|<: ;l~-ru‘.l~.1z. l“.»~*te- Davis, ri now-
r' ul, lt T'.':l:~. .‘=.`rll'i.-on, L.oui.=f‘ Clos-
="l~ llfl'»‘_ .’\nci:'i‘ Lilrrclit, Oscar Ah-
frl l'iun;i.icl Cool: and l”1zi5'monr.l
f"{!!"r"..'i_
"thc Man \Vho Plavcd God" will
nfzlflal to e\'m‘_v resident of Char-
l<`i‘r-tu\\'r1_ rcrzar'dl<~ss of rare. creed,
ii.itEf=ri:llitj,' or position in life. It is
:I :ini-r' of :i mall vslih rvilom Fate
1,-l,:vi~d .~fti‘:lrir_zr: pltllikzi, rl drama. as
lnmzan as you and I. Readers or
'Fhc (luardian are urged to sec this
]>l<-ture, representing as it does a
xnllffionc- in talking picture achi-
m-vin:-lit.
Most Appealing Role
One of those events looked for-
ward to, and cherished by nrovle
millions, a. new Ruth Clrrlttcrton
picture, is currently the draw at the 1
Capitol Theatre. The newest opus
for the "first lady" of films is titlcd
"Once a Lady." and is a nlelanrze of
the surcfire rirlrmzltic clay wirivlr
this enrotiollal sf:u’ptrcs.< so cf-
l fce1i\'l~l_\' llrllicilod in “)l;\rl;\lrrc X."
“Samir and Son," and ".'\lrylifi<l_\",<
Wonlain,” . '
Thr- story is of :r Russian aflvuli-
tll:'e'.‘\s tl'an.=_plnnied from l‘:rl‘i.=;,
sc:-no of many nlnorous coiiull-'.<1<.
b_v the diff:-r'f-iii wooing of an Eng-
lish son of wcziilii. The cllzilllzrll A
rnvil'oiunrnt, with thr- li\l.=b;riul'_=:
<lis:rppi'o\'iug family alienating the
al`fccti<lli of a ciullglltcr from hcl'
mother, and a moment of in<llsr‘i'c~-
tion with n former ndliilrcr on the
evo of an ilnportalit election ill
whiclr the young mari is irrlcl'ost<~<l.
prfwoke n break-up. Rf‘l><u'tccl kill-
cd in a train wi'cel:_ lilo ouiciist wife
remains “df-ad." llccrrllilrig famous
_` butterfly in Paris. but _lcnlously
writching the cliiwcr' of her rl:\ugh~
tor from a distance.
Thr- manner in lvirlch the hus-
balinl": faulty di\'orcf° clcciww, ffar nf
scandal. and the \vonian’s anonv-
mous devotion to hor grown riallrllr-
ter's love urge. are drallratlr-nlly rw-
vcn into a happy event for the .fre-
onri generation, makes an impl'f~,'-
sive climax. Don`t miss it.
A magistrate says habitual mun-
dlcarits should be made to work.
They beg to differ _
1
__`~r
if _ Aging. ~
"`Si'nc-e Tomb Salary
_ Was Cm 10% _A
 fv5é1‘_h¥J'io ?_41~iir¢*_~in|r&'-3onsw8‘We=n|i|s18  ‘
`  s`p_eyment 'on the Fhmlturei§'ow_c'v¢ even lied _
f _iojeui down a Iiii|¢.on-sre¢e»iee»’§.li’s iiovd~n\on»,~"i§'
_‘J ' 'I .Url
-i-awa~m9ioaew»».n_,. 
rnoomo-ioliéeormwfiooylir _
How WI~s  ;;j~ 
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ML Joe Martin who spent me B. Stevenson, Mrs. Emest Laird
mm, in Cmmud has retumed ,O and Mrs. Stewart Parkman. Re-
freshment committee, Mrs. W. B.
Bulman, Mrs. Harland Hill and
___ Mrs. Preston Campbell. The next
ALBANY meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. W. Bi Bulman where Roll
The marry friends of .\i.ss`C_°" Wm be answered with “My
G,.,.m(. Cui'lr.<; are glad to welcome First Beauxw' The _muowmg pm"
my back for my mcmion_ gram was then carried out. Read-
ing. Mrs. J. L. Stevenson. Con-
_\1:', linms lioulter was a. recent mg Things our Grand Mothers
\______m_ to C__m_]Um_m_m_ missed. Chorus, Swrrnee River, The
meeting closed by singing the Na-
`-’“_ tional Anthem after which a dain-
Cul;5.'r-;l1lli.rtro:ls are extended to ty lunch was passed by the l_cfrcsh_
_‘.fl'_ and Mrs, lin.':ll Slivirv oil the ‘mem committee
.'ll'r-ivrrl of A lrorlliie baby rrirl
"vim" P“m"'“" ‘ Mrs. W B Bulman who has
*_' ' been visiting in Charlottetown has
l\li' I/i:'lu‘ Snlilll, Mr- Jam(‘S rammed to hex. home_ ’
O‘Cnll:ivil and Miss Anglia
O‘Conncl of Carleton were recent Friends of Mm Nelson on, Wm
~.-isiroxs lo Alb:rn_\'_ regret to learn of her continued
°~'-‘ illness.-N.
l\ll..-s .il-alllro Affleck spent, a few ____
liuys pil-:r.~.vll‘Iy with friends in Miss Evelyn Mcmu-ev summgy.
Srrrrrmf:‘:;r1e_ `side, is visiting friends in Charlot-
i-- tetown -N.
Mr-_ l).ul’ci Nuoriirlr was a recent __
\i_=,‘.'r»r' to Aib:ili_\' liao guest of hi':‘ There passed away on Ap;-1| 12*
llrotllei' :\ll<ll'l‘\\'» after a few days illness, Mr. John
_ --- _ ,White at the age of '13 years. A
Tho srulrlcrr and linen-pected deathillfe long and respected resident of
=>cr'un~c<l at Cirrlczorr on Thursday Hunter River, he leaves to mourn
liar-ell Jilst _uf Mr. John Smithlbesides a sorrowlng widow, one
_rftcr :r _<l~..,»1‘t illness. l=‘ullcrai tookldaughter, Mrs. Janie Sllzcr of
place fr-um his into rcsidcrrcc to Western Canada, five sons, Ells-
sevon hr.l<~ clnmllr mv. W. E. worth in Concord, N. H. Jehu
Monaghan offlc firing. The sincer-Hind BYU” in C0m\~. U S- A -
est syrripalliy of the community is|Jl\m@5 and Wilfrid ln We5i'¢m Cn'
extended to his sor‘l'o\ving wife and lladfl The funeral Wm be held
family from his late residence after the
______. arrival of his sons. Interment at
Mr. Malcolm McDonald of New 9-USUCU C9m€t9Y'Y»'-N-
Brunswick was a recent visitor to
Albany- "'_i.*'”_
W
The many friends of Mr- Dan NORTH ENMORE SCHOOL
Arsenault of Summcrsicle are glad
to welcome him back to Albany for The following ls the honor roll
a weeks vmm of North Enmore School for the
» month of March.
The Albany North school is pro- G'md° Vm:_1 ‘7°h“ E' Camp'
grossing favourably under the ben' En 2
management of Miss Elizabeth Grade “-1 Irene man'
Judson McDougall.
M Ardl
c e' Grade IV-l Ruby Bigger, 2 Jes-
sie Enman, 3 Freddie Enman.
The many friends of MT' Joseph Grade III-1 Joseph McDougall.
McDonald are sorry to learn that he Ro] d Emmm 3 Domm HBP
in oonilnod to hshonre with n :ey ““ ' V
sam knee' Grade II-1 Vernon McDougall,
2 Leo Enman,
Mrs. Ewen Cameron and her son _Mary E_ mmor, Teach”
Keith were sunday visitors to
Seerltown. _
W” TIN! C VE SCHOOL-
Mr. Amold McGrath was e. recent AUGUB 0
”""’°" °° B°d”‘1“°' 'rho following is the report or
Augustine Cove School for March.
B’ ‘"1 “PP°'=“"“‘°°’ °f “W 'W' anno x-1 nor-is wesrwr.
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,Notices 
NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS -
#.‘_`~ "‘ ~'*u
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cout  ‘ iw- _ crirrrslan curnonlms cun-
fi-~_}~ °
IC at Summerslde Town Hall, Tues-
lday, April 26th, and at Red Cross.
Charlottetown. 59 Grafton Street.
Thursday, April 28th. 81
§ WOULD YOU LIVE T0 BE 100? »Advertisers are rernihded that new
U advertisements oi' changes must
i
I
All are familiar with the ex- reach this office not late: than _ll
wnonls of long life who credit their a,`m. the day preceding inS¢rti°n-
full years to smoklnlr, or not smok- Any advertisements received after
f ing, to a. drink a day or an apple a that hour will be delayed 24 hours.
j day, or an onion a day, or to bein!
l blessedly single, or blessedly marri- BRIDAL 5"0WER“‘-A ;'“i’]"i1`
;~";". Q.
I ed_ The newest recipe, and pr-gm-1 nnous shower was tcnu
_ ‘sing 3 fun hundred yggrg' rgwgrdn Zeta M. DOlrDl’\ R. N in 1r‘.`»U0i’ Of
.comes from an authority from her approaching niai~l-:age at the
Qwhom it seems we should have li'-line Of Ml Wd Mi`-"- $7-V"1°°
P \‘ rll ‘il we on'fn~'-12116
noN"r rvuss 1-an cumin err- ` _ ,
'riekcts or rtoddlnh, Fosters, coyle'-S. "
Two Macs’ Drugstores. 2050-4-16-31
NOW
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    ;.l.'  ..;.;.; ...; snows; LABEL
5Powell, head of the world Scout 1' SC § ' `
{Morvement- beautiful decorated chair. in pink
| The D,-Qmis, L, made in 3, chu- and white, for the occasion a. large
Nwly, ' 
l found their lnsvI¢elll`io.§l\ m 
ov.. nv. Humanism. aoiinfof 'mi no
.Ar
Insurance was ielren  
Consult o Sun Life  1ddU1»UN _A
_local or had alice ofthe Celplnyal-
nn!-
n
is
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rowa inner _'ju in s~o»||r_?" u`
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‘ Month _ . . ._ ..'Ls¢;,‘.;;;;&Llf2'lLlrY'¢‘Lti..‘.‘.'.':.;3'_:;.‘.1‘-_.'.":;. -
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turned to Klrlkofm where .she will '2 Francis Murphy. 3 LIOYG MUYDUY-
resume her- studies .-it the convent; Grade I-1 Marlon Cameron, 2
A Suu Lire  'ssulzANcE
l CoMPANv’oF CANADA
Held Ollce: MONTREAL
mouth of Lfarrlr. Grade III.-1. Vertine Parsons, 2.
Grade I Juior.-l. lrf-lun Murphy. James M1lfDh!.3~ EMU M°lU“0~ Bl'iUSl1 Empire, 2.500: Poland, gnc, after spending a few days at
2. Patrick Murplrv, fi. .luhrr l'irr~_<ori,=, Grade IV.-Leona Murphy, 2. 1.500; Austria, 1.000: Bwcdcn. 500. Peters Road is now visiting the
senior.-1. l.rslu~, Mclrrrrls, 2 Her- Francis I-illl. Yugo-Slnvia, 300; Finland, 200; home of her son and family. Mr.
- man Parson-:_ 3. l~1un1-if Murphy. Grade VI.-L Ruth Murphy, 2-iBulgarla 150; Holland, 100: Greece. and Mrs. Fred W. Johnston Mur-
Grade II.-1. licrnivf- Murphy, 2. Elin Murphy, 3, Reta. Murphy. |Luxemburg 50: Japan 20: Switzer- ray River.
Vffflvfl Mllfrililli 3. W"llihirton Mc-_ Grade IX.-1. Oswald Mllmhy, 2.!land, 400; llbthonia, 15; Slam, 15: »--~
roundlns fields and roads the snow Grade vn_1 an,” Webster’ 3
1° fa” d’5“m’°‘“'m3 "5 °'1'°“d~V me Kenneth Dawson.
wheels have taken the place of the amd, V 5,-_1 Rem L,”-5' 2 Lu-
sleigh but rho sound of the motor um Mcwlmmu, 3 Myrtle wud.
homs have not been heard yet- man
But we hm they sm Will- ar-me v Jr-1 wondoir Moana-
lyen, 2 Margaret McFarlane, 3
The mat and quilting season is Kaghigen Meinl-inns.
efbmlt wer and mam' of the veteran or-has nr-1 Eileen Mcrndyon,
wma" "ew Some handsome 2 Muriel crm, s Eldon iviowrl-
spocimcns to show for their labor. llama.
*_* Grade II Sr-1 Olga McWtllams_ _
Miss Kathleen Noonan has re-_ Grade II Jr-1 Everett Wadman,
Stan1ey_0ameron, 3 Beta Cameron.
MILLV/iLi~I SCI1001. -Teacher, Margaret Waller.
...___ ___________.__.l_._
sunnlinn of Milly-no school for Nelson Hill ieirrrnii.
iacteristicaily breezy letter to the
carriage was wheeled in and also
Mrs Frank Gallant uri-
i   ~ .Same Finest Qualify
j Ed to
l denial of e. rumor that the hero of
' Mafeking had discontinued sleeping
out of doors
Writes B. P~-
"Dear Mr. Editor,-I am sorry.
but 1’m going to have you up for
libel, slander, and malteious persi-
flage, seeing that in the February
issue of camping you make tw0
delflniie statements nhonl me which
are terminologlcal lncxactitudes of
the first order.
"1 I haverrt had a 'severe cold’
-I ncver catch cold- I did ect a
touch of the lfiu round about the
middle region for a If.‘\v days, but
it \v2L=ll't what you would call a
‘co1d.' People who sleep out of
doors clon’t catch colds,
“2. A5 to lily ‘advfiiicilig yczirs
making it znirvlsc for' llrc to sleep
out of do`0i's,‘ they would lnakc iiii.
look clarlicd silly if they succeeded
goodness! Wliujcvcr' put that idea
into your--Why, mnn,~I-me-
sleep in a nasty, stuffy house!
Not I-
"Wlrzrt has 'over '70' got, to do
with it? I've learned rvisclmn in
rriy 75 ycazs, and that tells me that
if everyone slept out-and espec-
ially on these jolly frosty nights-
we should all live to 100 or more!
but as this would overcrowd the
club it is perhaps just as well that
some should sleep in and die early
,~say at 90 or so. Brit for me to
‘sleep ln! Not if I know ii!-Yours,
BADEN-POWELL"
(`.-\NADI.~\l\'S FOR Alit GLIDER
. MEET
Air gilding <li_~-plays will provide a
l feature of next .yr-al",< \'.'ol'id gath-
u;ing of Boy Scouts ill l-Iuiignry,
Canadian Scouts who have taken
up this new air sport will be in-
vited to part ripate.
ONTARIO .SCOUTS PLANT 100,-
ooo 'rrlucs _
100,000 young trees were planted
by Scouts last year in the “Boy
Scout Forest" started several years
`- airo in waste loud near Angus, Ont.,
‘under the auspices of the Ontario
Forestry Branch.
A DOG SIIOW BY MAIL
A dog show by mall was li unl-
que event recently staged bythe
Lone Scouts of Ontario. The dogs
were not mailed. The boys sent ln
snapshots and lr 200-word descrip-
tion indicating breed (if any), size,
colour, work done on the fann,
tricks. and general chiirncten
There was keen competition.
MELBA APPROVED WIIISTLING
During the recent newspaper
'fwhlstllng idot” debate Lord ‘Baden-
Powell recalled a. scout concert
given at Albert Hall by Madam
Melba. “at which there was some ex-
cellent chorus whistllng_" B.-P. dc-
clared the art should not be allow-
ed to die "because of the scarcity
of tunes in modern music."
DISTURBED GAME BIRDS ARE
FOUND
Of interest to Alberta ,sportsmen
is the report by hiking Boy Scouts
that the Mongolian and Ringnecked
pheasants planted in the Glenmorc
district, and distributed by the
clearing of timber and brush for the
new reservoir, have found haven
sions the Elbow rlvcr and Fsh
creek, on the Sarcce Reserve.
FOR |933 WORLD SCOUT
GATHERING
These camp reservations already
have been made for the 1933 World
Boy Scout Jamborer in Hungary:
 not bc in :i Red Ros
I ._ 2
in driving me indoors to sIC0li, Ml'| ._____.. '
tied the packages, and Mrs George
A. Loeciere read the accompanying'
verses, which caused much laughter.
The beautiful and useful gifts, _,M
testifies to the popularity of Miss ston, Murray River, completed a
lnoiron in the community. Miss most enjoyable trip, visiting rela-
‘ Doiron although taken by surprise tives and friends in Worcester and
thanked the assembled friends for 051151' Centres 01' Massachusetts.
I their lovely gifts and kind wishes
A delicious luncheon was then The dfeem S0 fondly cherished
served by Mm George A_ Imclem by our farmers and others in th
assisted by 1Vn.s_Fmnk Gananh and ranks of labor that. prices would
M,.s_ John L_ Doimm The ,.emam_ never again descend to former low
der of the evening was spent in levels hu’ had " md” awakenm
[ cmg the brme_ Potato prices never' reached such
games. After b0uii
to_be_ an dispersed to meh, re_l a low ebb since Confederation!
.spcctive homes, having enjoyed a` we may say the same °‘ p°’k'
,very pleasant cvenmg wool, eggs, cheese and other com-
modities which now border ln the
_:THE NEW Red Rose Brown same ridiculous category.
Lnliel Tea is good tea or it would In fact It l°°ks “ke a Mg J°ke'
C]m,kng_,_ Try and would be funny were it not
for the fact that it his also a pa-
thetic side.
, lb., only Oc.
PERSON.-\Ls _ Adnan stepped into a mllliner's
___ shop the other day on business,
M155 L_ M, Ailinghnm of saint and accidently sat down cn a. hat
John. N. B. is spending this week that some one had laid on a chair.
in me city, He remained there until no one
___ was looking in that direction, and
'Miss Aliliabell Conrifck, and Miss | then QUIEUY ZW- UP and Bteliped T0
John Profilt, or spring valley, have|°r\¢ Side- There was B lady in at
bm, V-siting friends in Sea vp,w_1the time looking for a hat shaped
'guests of M,-_ and M,-5_ Charlesrto suit her. She finally found the
Duggan, one the man had put in "shape"
___ and it just took her fancy; it was.
I Fi-lends Wm be pleased to Ieamlshe said. just what she wanted.
‘that Mrs. S. D. Murchison, ‘who '-P'
ircfcntly underwent a serious opera- -'iw'
tion in the Baker Memorial Hospi-
te
tal, Boston, is recovering satisfac-
torily, She ls errpcc d home in thc Consul Recalled
'course of four or five weoks.
. M
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viet Russia’s
d” on
c
I
A Friends of Miss
> Lennan, Mirlpcque
to learn that she
ad, Wm reg,-et let Russia asked the Manchurian
A -  1- 2°;:ir“‘  “S
Pthc Prince Edward Island Hospital ° “ mm 35° ° “S ' 9"
'“,h,_m she is recelvfng. Mbdlcax la, on charges that he had abused
treat-nicht. All are earnestly looking the privilege °f °°ded mcgmms by
;m.“.m,d to 3 speedy "_,c0very_ sending to various parts of China
and abroad appeals signed by Gen-
::SUnPmslNG prices for a gen. eral Mah Chan-Shan, Manchurian
_ ulne Red Rose Tea. The New Red M-lnmel' Of W"-
Rose Brown Label only 20c. half- 'H19 1'€<1U€SU. iS-Sued bythe foreign
pound. Commlssarlat, said General Mah,
_Mi was in, refuge in Heilungkiang Pro-
vince, of which he is Governor.
Peters. Road and The Commissariat ordered that
V1 1 none _of the Manchurian Consul‘s
C nlty telegrams be transmitted and asked
The prevailing easterly winds of that a substitute Consul be appoin.
th t f °
! me pig; bg; d°¥;°l;°s :°_;’:°§m';_I; (Reports from Harbin last week
| said General Mah had severed re-
presenting E mnmdable b“"“g° t° lations with the new Manchurian
?;';nf,“5]‘;|;`_f‘te_ °°§‘;h_ ‘me "’t"‘;‘;*_’ 5° Government and established milli-
ments me locntgd g es 8 sh' ary headquarters at Taheiho, across
` the Amur River from Blagoves-
chensk, in preparation for a cam-
I
31-ion E_ Mac- MOSCOW, April 18.-(A.P.)-SOV- ‘
soums mon. sonool. '
Honor Roll for March:
Grade X-1 Jessie Bushey, 2 Er.
nest O'Donnell, 3 Daniel McCor-
mack.
Grade IX-1 Harold Hockin, 1
Emest St. John, 3 Stewart McAu-
lay.
Grade VIII-1 Jack Matthew, 2
John Beamish, 3 Leonard Condon
Vlce-prlncipal's Department
Grade VII-1 Jimmie Maclnnls,
2 Leo MacDonald, 3 Blanch»_Green_
Grade VI-1 Franklyn Cheverle,
2 Stirling Dingwell, 3 Shirley Gil-
lam.
Grade V-1 Andrew Byme, 2
Grace Poole, 3 Marjorie Poole. .
Miss MacDonald's Department
Grads IV-1 Andrew Meurant.
2 Pearle Craucher. 3 Robert Poole.
4 Billie Cheverle.
Grade .III-1 Alonzo Gallant, 2
George Paquet, 3 Joseph Harris, 4
Eddy Campbell.
Miss 0'Donnell‘s Department
Grade II (ai-1. Clarence Gal-
lant, 2 Pauline Richards, 3 Ernest
Dugas, 4 Thomas Carter.
Grade II, (b)-1 Muriel Richards
2 Francis Doucette, 3 John Cream-
er, 4, Earl Harding. _
Grade I-1 Marion MacKenzie,
2 Florence Croucher, 3 Ruth Poole,
4 Arlene Yeo. '
Same Hockey
Rules To Govern
MON'I‘R.EAL, Alprll -18-(By The
Canadian Press)-The playinz NIH
of the Canadian Amateur Hockey
Association will be used next sea-S011
by all leagues, including commercial
and industrial affiliated with ihl
Quebec Amateur Hockey Associi-
tion, it was decided at the annual
meeting of the Association lion
last night. '
Geo. W."Almon
Dies In Ottawa
o'I'rAwA, ont., April is-<13:
The canadian Press)-Georse W-
R. Almon, son of the late Senator
W. B. Almon, of Halifax, and 101'
many years an official of the de-
partment of the interior died lim
Sunday aged 72.
Mr-_ Alnron was born June 1'7~
1880, at Halfox and was educrucd
nt Bishops . collage, Lemiexullf-
Quo, and at K'ng's collesfr. \’l/1114'
501', N. S.
Our fishermen are eagerly
awaiting ri. westerl breeze of long “mn num" the Japanese)
awaiting a. westerly breeze of long
and strait of ice before the day ar- RICE POINT SCHOOL
ri
_vga tso_ important to the fishing Following is the "port of mcg]
n us ry Meanwhile extensive
preparations are under wny for “math school for the mmm °!_’
the season‘s work. Gracie X__l_ wa Mmmum »
Mr. Francis Butler, Peters Road, Grade Ix'_1' Ge°"ett°' MM'
arrived home quite recently from
cated for some time past. While
there Mr. Butler was employed in
the salt mines, which have a depth
of about 800 feet. The product is
sraded into the different forms
required for the market, but, as yet
the grade chiefly used in P, E_ 1
is for agricultural and general cur-
ihs purposes.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Johnston,
Murray River, spent thc week end
9th. at the home of Mrs. Johnston’s
parents. and Mr. and Mrs. John
L_ Macdonald and sister, Miss
Lucy Johnston, Peter's Rona.
Malllsll-'>h. N. S. where he was lo-
l
Neill,
Grade VII.-1. George Harlow.
Grade VI.-1 Arthur Harlow. 2.
Milton Maohalne, 3. Jinuny Taylor.
Grade IV--1, Sadie MacDougail,
2. Marjorie Taylor, 3~ Alfred Mm-
Dougall.
Grade IlI.-1. Donald MacLa.lne,
2, Angus MacEachern.
Grade II.-Gordon Taylor, 2.
Gracie MacDougall.
Grade I--1- Harvey MacEachern.
Teacher Lillian Livingston.
WOOL CREPE ENSEMBLES
Mainbocher makes quite a point
of "all-day" and informal evening'
ensembles, with skirts ten or
twelve inches off the floor. Some
of them are in vivid biuo wool
crepe, with chiffon tops and double
breasted tailored jackets; others
are in black marocain or crepe de
chene lightened by white flower
plastrons emphasising the bust and '
Mrs. A. M. Johnston, Monta-
rnnh. 4. Aon-n.= Murphy and gm.” mn-nay. |sy,,,,_ 50_ l Quite recently Mrs. L. c. John-
lworn with waist length boleros.
He served in the Dept. of the
Interior in d'ffcre'nt paris 01
Canada, until he came to Ottawa iii
1908,`and was associated with the
department here until 1930.
 V
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Periodic-
Eye Examinations
Don'¢ wear your glasses 10|’
ilve or trn years, as some 60-
withont re-examination, for Ill
that time serious chanllfl
Are vitally important. whe-
ther oos's eyes are |0011 0’
otherwise.
may take place. Whlilll U “°‘
discovered. may work IM'
moment lnliiry to the most
precious sense you posse"-
(llmrd your eyes.
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