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TRUSSES
We have just received
'a big assortment of the
latest. ed trusses _ uni.: del.yed_ fe,-memgng feud in me tion for the Confederation Celebration,
. inaii'sizesi'and~sty1es and »
g are' irrapositioti tofit
‘ eve case with the ut-
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5 . All fitting is 'done free
 of-_ charge by a compet-
~~ en' m`a'n who under
| stands his business and
-_ will be pleased to give
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 ~a advice you may re-
; Call and ‘see us.
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` Central Drugstore
' Sunnyside
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Headache, Constipation. lad Cold
Gets 10»cent box `_
Sick headache,_ billousness. coated
tongue., heed and nose clogged up with
I. cold--always trace this to torpid
bowels. or sour. sassy stomach.
tion and that dull. throbbing, sicken-
ry-.i
`: st 3auSfaCt‘°n° ' -fng` headache. mention is _the lighting of the park
Cascarets immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
food and foul gases. take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morming. They
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet, and your liver
y . _
quit-e along this ]ine_ i and bowels regular for months. owing to a rush order for motor trucks
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Alley have left
on a visit in Washington.
' Mr. J. W. Carruthers, Montague,
was in Charlottetown, yesterday.
Rev. Z. L. Fasli, pastor oi' the Bap-
tist Church, left Charlottetown last
evening by the boat special for Truro.
Rev. Father Walker, D. D.. parish
priest at Rollo Bay, left by the boat
Mr P J Rayner, Alberton, was
"F “THE  KEY" among the visitors to Charlottetown
yesterday
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As the interest grows in the great Q
serial “The Master Key," the crowds h
at the Prince Edward Theatre grow
and last night the third episode of this
‘f‘=*‘f‘»‘.;*@‘*‘~F.f-"i.~‘f“°.i.@”':.l’¥."ti, A
E68 i 0l`iS_€ -S0 ill'-.~ 9 I' 0 D BT
his the__s_mhdm_d of ".3 predec_eB_ lliead Military Hospital Halifax. is at
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sors
9~f‘aiid;tli`e_n some," An excellent ul
plotis developingin the play and it ci
now
Mr .l J ilughes, M 1’ for King's
unday afternoon He went to his
ome in Sourls yesterday
Sgt Ernest Carr, of No IX Field
mbulance, and connected with Rock
resent home on furlough Ho reports
l the island boys in the garrison
is magnetic force in increasing to the "ann
tbe_`
pers unel ol! the production is quite a
t worthy one'as"'it includes the old
youngest dlre'ctor._ in the course
of yesterdays instalment Gallon dies
leavingvhis daughter as sole heir to
the’ Master, Key mine. Before his
death- Gallon appoints his old partner
Wilkerson. Superintendent of the mine
and on his death-bed recommends that
his daughter. Raith, retain him in that
cape. ity until she is eighteen He
eer, executor of his estate. After Gal-
ed envelope, addressed to him, which
reads, 'fTo ba.op`et_ie_"ri on Ruth's _eight-
eenth blrtlidoy-sooner ii’ her welfare
is threatened." It is hard for Dore
and Ruth to appreciate all that has
and is happening; much of it is a mys-
tery to them. Vaguely they realize
that Gallon had a dread of Wilkerson,
that lie had evidently wronged him,
and-that Wilkerson, in his turn. has a
mission of vengeance. At the “Mas-
ter -'I{e'y" mfninfnttsrs come to a. cri-
tical point when Wilkerson, now in
full charge, posts a notice to the effect
that "After this day all wages in this
mine will be reduced 25 per cent."
man is after money-as much of
he can get. He also sees that
Dore is a stumbling block to his
schemes. Of an afternoon Dore inter-
feres when Wilkerson knocks a miner
down. lt is the excuse for Wilkerson
firing him as the mine engineer. The
miners strike and some real exciting
times ensue. They are battering
down Wflkeraon's office in their frenzy
when Dore interferes and subdues
them when he tells them that in strik-
ing they will ruin Ruth. Wilkerson
tliiiii comes out of his oflice and an-
nounces that the former wage sched-
ule will be resumed and that Dore will
be reinstated. _ This satisfies the min-
ers who go back to their work. The
picture concludes with the hero and
heroine on .still more appreciable
terms with one another.
Two excellent two-reel detective
dramas and a sterling comedy nom-
pleted a grand bill. To-day “Tho Mas-
ter Key” will be shown again.
it as
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pagtdilage 'of ' the theatre. _ 'The
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l'i0 S _ ‘ I
sst actor -on the “silent_"_ stage and
the _
“Wampoles Emulsion of pure cod
iver oil, is unequalled for curing
coughs, colds, chest and lung trouble
rapidly strengthens the run down
system. Price $1.00 per bottle. Mac-
Kinnon Drug Co.. Cor. Great George
and Kent Streets. MEtf.
llillllllilll ENDING lil
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names Johh Dore. the mining eiigin~   
lon diss Dore finds in the desk a seal- ` ` V `
Last evening the large-auditorium of
the People's Theatre was taxed to its
utmost to accommodate the hundreds
of people seeking admission. At elglit
o'clo_ck the sale of tickets for the first
show had to be discontinued and the
people forced to wait in the corridors
for the second show. ..
The miiin attraction no doubt was
'the second episode of the great serial.
“Runaway June,” which is playing to
capacity houses all over the country
as well as in this city. The story has
not as yet taken on the incidents that
llillleal _to those who like a thrilling
and sensational story (that is yet to
to appeal to all classes. Asthe man-
F
yet this is what is offered the patrons
it _ . ,
laid, and about 4000 éfiiare yiids of
_ macsdein work done. We have also
' laid about two miles of wooden side-
walks. A considerable amount of re-
ar “ur ¢¢°mg¢|-| by mo,-"mg, "1 - them in good. condition, reflecting
Poisonous matter clogged in the in- Coiled off. However. the money thus
testines, instead or being out out ot aiwut, has not by any means been
the system is re-absorbed into me wasted, as the improvements made are
blood. When this poison reaches the -of a permanent nature and will add
delicate brain tissue it causes congea- materially to the attractions of our
t ' ~ . the constipated waste matter and pois- evenings. _
_ ons in the bowels. An order was placed last spring with
work while you sleep-a 10 cent. box motor sprinkler, to be delivered durliig
rrived in Charlottetown from Ottawa times, and in 0|-der to do so each your
Bllecilll 1091 Welling fOr S\wB€X. N. U- condition. the ready sale of our deben-
ty in fine health ami anxious to get.
come), but bids fair to develop into f""d°d- Mac K|““°“ Drug C9'
interesting incidents that are bound C0’-Great G°°"¥° “nd Kem S'-5' ME"
,lgemsnt have statem it is different ::Use Harmon Violet or Rose Toilet
frolli anything yet shown in a serial, 3°.”-"the 50"' °"°“mY lathe’ is “"7
offering to the theatre-goers of Char-` 5°°thi“¢ “nd beueniflal t° the “ki”-~ A
iottstown. it is so out ortho ordinary 'WSH SUPDIY 1"” received- M°°Kl'1'
that it. is bound to elicit interestirom, “°“ D-mg 00-" °°"“°" Great G°°"3“
all who appreciate something good. and Kent st"°°t°' M°"°
e ar o it
w e fav ured w h the privilege of
travelling with a 'celebrated actress, PFUCKV WGMEN DEFV BANDITS'
of this popular theatre. June Moore TORONTQ AW" 10-_U"d|”m”y"d
may imve been somewhat odd in her by revolvers in the hands of two baii-
nomms as to the .. blissful state .. of dits. and despite the fact that the male
life when she took unto herself a life '3mP|°Yee" °f the Sterling A°U°““ and
partner, but it is yet to be shown in Key” C°mpa“y' Limited' 01' N°hle 5"’
-‘how-» she was W,-0ng_ »-Runaway were ignominously herded under the
June.. is indeed a great promem may muzzles, two stenographers employed
-one that should interest every mar- in me 9"-me °f the c°»m9““y Put “P 3
ried woman, every husband, and also Dmcky "gm ,t° Prevem the |°°"“g °f
every young lady contemplating the the ‘wmpanys my e“V°l°P°“~ ._T|‘eh`
taking unto herself a life partner. The "°°l°m"°° °‘“"_’d meh' °mP|°y9"s
author, George Randolph Chester, lt' several h““d"°d d°"°"~
is needless for to state, is one of the Twe“ty'"“'ee h““d’°d d°"'“'°' the
cleverest writers in America to-day. °m_°"m °f me my mn' W" in tw”
Another offering of excguuon-al baskets ln the factory office when a
merit was the solution to "The Million “mime °f “med menuemered' 'md
Dollar Mystery." it is needless to say W°i";°d 31'; “Zi” “°°"‘;f_r“ph°'“ t° gig L
that this is without doubt one of the qu 9 “U ““ °V-er e m°“°y' . _
greatest serials the citizens of Char- W.°me“ “creamed |°"dlY~ 'md Phe male fmtmans campaign' The" °‘dvm"“e be
lottctown have ever been treated to, 9{",Pl;’3;°?”h"“;l‘e‘(|, t°f"‘° °";°"r; bat “
and hundreds have been anxiously pst” "4 9 8" 5 " ‘me ° t _° an' ,
awaiting the solution. which. open to ‘HIS df°"° them Pfwk i“*° 01° f°°f°\_‘Y- {’““'“ P“"“’° ““‘* "'°’“ D““'“ “““°"‘°“
,the wo,.|d_the party WM happened The women were then ordered to
_ _ ,§‘),7¢'_ -
__ nrirss
_ _  -_ to be lucky enough to solve same make “° "°°i“""“°e' 7"" Ml" MW
' ~ - , pistols._ra_n to her companio 's sid.
~§fof,~9l§§05,‘§§"?§‘§§§f[;§,§g'];‘ff°0'§:f  and mst with similar treatment? 'Dur-
~ ~ Halsprott refused to give up the
 womagyggiztltp Bug; gg money and was brutally choked, Miss
Mléhohpi- mio " B' fbffuhite noilgh Alice Robertson, disregarding the troops. The critics contend that the
 Service
ofthisbeak -
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_,__  _13'¢i-_expo .
~ mr “nil tm." md *Wm °- '
..ciiennmey feel umm! of.sur
__ ' wllilagatteiitioiitotiaeirltankinl
 » <>i»»'».i-»t""`.""ii.".t..i. that i.
‘ uirnpn mi . iirwhm
to do.)-to 'hgnglour mono!!
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worm _ _ ing the scufile the two baskets fell to
_ Of no little interest was that ode# gh* 5°" :md ‘mel "“§r\-ed b'_‘;tt°'“[ 
reel serial, “ Dolly of the Dailies," the r&"h§°“\°“ §u950;D‘l)\_g_ $5 “swf Oawa
sixth page of which was ,s_l_iown last md 2; ta zlh6___i:-iool;_°l;\__dh_g em _hi
l\i:ggets_hg'“ oldhdrieiggmgitgl mangrtllg f*°¢°l’¥» Ind one of the men fired nt their offensive against the Germans,
-salon suns paper. on sisinnn the _\:g:;|fh9n\_>\s\lr§tenr=;;_°;f_§1.¢ flgggegvggtggg
t“""fi°" °‘ hh mccgffor' wh%:fs¢;,"; hundred diillsrs into as bag arid made
use or woman rep ers. _ . f
»--_~»»_----i-ii--»~» :mir -‘~;.th°°=f.:..::‘:.‘:..:ii:-
denounces the new manager as a man. mined . ‘M thxdo M-nnnred' _
and commends his everlasting admire- alan th _ an I; ch gt th. bm* '|o.”es_
ti_o_r_i_.__.§_or bexieoutipoksn manner, and of “fe mi _ ,__,B&‘°_ ll ndgma yu .
' "gind_._.°f6 _~“.. -““° -"°‘.`°'i  1'. `»i-'r‘ utr .ha
»i °` Lyon:  ,~ Ml' M°§°“§,¥,:f°"§‘“°' ';e§‘2m§d’_;%i.|t2:tly ‘ 3i'1'g|il`fpir:nn¢ar.y_ ' -wedge which they are trying to roi-os tenant in the Royal Naval Reserve
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-  .~. Kato Price and William lies- bro'-ish! - -< _ __ - _ -______________ __-_n_____, __
to a close one of the _" clusiest " ro-
, _rits-iintit st_   r
i=Di|ov8¢iScotla  
who fi led to S _
not fan ts tugs on _e orc to itttsmi
one of the s we at t s People’s to-
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pairs have been effected on our streets
during the past season, which kept
i-eat credit, on the chairman of the
treat Committee and our eillcient
City Engineer Nicholson. _
A considerable amount of money
was expended last season in prepara-
which on account ol the war had to be
already beautiful- City Worthy of
roadway. and the building of a band
staii_d_ in Victoria Park, where the
citizens will be able to enjoy numer-
ous band concerts during the summer
the Gramm Motor Truck Company of
Canada, Limited. for an up-todate
August, but when the war broke out,
we were notified by the Company. that
for war purposes, they would be un
able to complete our order in the time
specified. I am pleased to report to
you that since that time the contract
has been renewed with these same
people at a reduction of five hundred
dollars on the original contract price.
delivery to be made early in May- of
the present year. So that by the delay
the. city is effecting quite s saving. I
may add that we are getting the same
machine as they agreed to supply last
season, and the reduction in price is
really o. forfeit which they agreed to
allow on' account of non-delivery.
lt is pleasing to note that the fin-
niices of our city are in such ii. healthy
tures. notwithstanding the stringency
in the money market, bears out this
fact.
While I believe in strict ccoflioniy
vct we must not lose sight of tho fact
that we must keep abreast oi' the
there are certain improvements to le
made We have been placed here by
the votes of the people, they have thus
demonstrated their confidence in us,
and we must use our every effort to
give it good accoiiiit of our steward-
ship
Yours respectfully,
R. H. STERNS.
' Mayor of the City of
(‘harlottetcwii.
On motion of Councillor Riley the
accounts were ordered to be distri-
buted.
The Mayor informed the Council
that he had received it “\vire" with
reference to the sprinkler. The Com-
pany was ready to deliver it on inti-
mation from the Council.
The meeting thereafter adjourned.
 H/im comms our 
Dandruff causes a feverish irritation
of the scalp, tee hair roots shrink, loos-
en and then he hair comes out fast.
To stop falling hair at once and _get
rid of every particle of dandruff, get
a 25c. bottle of Danderine at any drug-
store, pour a littlc in your hand and
rub it into the scalp. After a' few ap-
plications the hair stops coming out
and you ean't find an dandruff.
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"Forget your corns by getting rid of
them, Forget the pain and discom-
forts, hy using Rexali Corn Solvent..
it is guaranteed to cure or money re-
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We offer the last of
20c yd. If you’ve used
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Many are   _taking advantage of our
1 R y   wonderful linen sale offerings
It’s'the wise thing to do-to stock up for a year
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_  __ . ' in advance. You can buy at lo\_v_~p3ices NOW-7
i \ So NOW is the time to buy.
|i|; _ You haven’t feltthe effect of the war on many
_:__ ,_ __ ,f __ things so far because you have been buying goods
f'   ' which were contracted for previous to the War.
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So, buy all you can now-a year’s supply if possible.
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A Linen Crash Toweling QE Q; J
5 l'2° Yd- ii' _S ii  if/ -; 
.500 yards all linen red bordered crash toweling i  \ -,    'il-! 'S  
17 inches wide-_-splendid for kitchen use, roller ‘ i _,   ~  ii’ ;»'_`i7lW"'-;'fl‘f," j ' I "p_f`j` 3
towels etc. Special......_.._......_......._...._._....5 1-2c `  _'___  »_ ___ 
_-_‘-=tl`:-':f""7N“. '.17  f"-'TW'-f.~1f'r".’.f'_'_-‘ "'*"‘?’ 
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Bargain! Ready Made Pillow Slips
25c pair
4_00 yards, al_l linen_ blue an_d white check glass
toweling, won t lint, 17 inches wide, nice fine quality.
_ Made of fine English Longcloth Cotton, nicely
finished with wide hem and French seairs 40 inch
25c pr.-42 inch 28c-44 inch 30c pr. _
Crash Towelmg
l4c yd.
a big lot we secured at a low
price previous to the war. The usual price is 19 and
it we need not tell you how
wonderfully well it wears or how long it lasts. It is a
great bargain at, per yard.____.__...... 
English Longclotli Cotton
l-Zc
- A great bargain, this longcioth, at 8 1-2c yd. It’s
beautifully fine and close textured-compare it with
the usual 12c cottons sold in the stores.
    New Car els are
f But, once these goods are sold high prices will at once rule.
The factories are charging more for some lines today than we are.
_ When our present stock is sold out we will have to charge more-a lot
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mfr;
Big discounts---some half price
R Quick buyers will secure some great bargains
in pretty curtainings-being cleared out to make
shelf room. _
Strong Nottingham Lace Curtainings double width
in a rangeof very attractive patterns. By the yardis an
economicalway to buy at any timeas you can get just
the length required. These prices have been selling-at 1-' -‘
A zoo 2st,' 32o and 34s yd.
your choice while they last 20c yds
` A Single width scalloped edge Nottingham Lace, with 1
pretty double border pattern R€gI|l3l’ 126 f0I' 9C yd.
24 inch single width net Regular l8c for l0c,,.i,
Strong splendid wearing Scotch Scrim Curfainings in
white and ecru double width R€glll3l‘ 24C fOr ISC
Regular 4_0c for 20c
HALF PRICE!
About 25 pairs of Nottingham Lace Curtains which
ha_ve been used as samples and are slightly-not badly-
soiled. White, ecru, drab.
' 75c for 38c pair 2.00 for 1.00 pair
-1.00 for 50c pair 5.85 for 2.93 pair
1.25 for 63_c pair 6.25 for 5.13 pair
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p on display---See them
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EXPRESS ADMIRATION -
_ » FOR THE RUSSIANS.
LONDON, April i0.~Tlie British
military critics express thc greatest
admiration for the manner in which
he Russians have handled the Car-
wecn Pollanka and Bartfeldt. they
say, squeezed the Austrians out of the
hem out of Mezolaborez, and from
west to east this process has conti-
nued until all the passes are in the
hands of the Russian Emperor`s
Austro-Gemians must now return from
East Galicia and Bukowlna, or they
will find themselves cut oft.
Just as fierce a battle, but on a
smaller scale, is going on in the west,
getween the Mouse-and the Moselle.
here the French are pershting in
and according to the Paris reports,
continue to make progress. The
French report, however. is at direct
variance with the report from Berlin.
which announces that all the French
attacks have been repulsed with heavy
>_The French are incessantly bom-
iierdlng st. Mihiei, the point or tho
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out, and at the same time are attack-
ing the two sides of the wedge with
infantry and artillery in an endeavor
to reach the roads which lead from St.
Mihiel to Metz. lf the progress al-
ready made is as great as the French
claim it to he, these roads now should
be almost within range of the French
guns.
The Germans have made an attack
on the British lines iii Northern
France, which was repulsed, and have,
according to Berlin, recaptured from
the Belgians thc village of Brel Grach-
ten. on the Yser, which has changed
hands several times within it few days.
Elsewhere, so far as the public has
been informed, there has been no fight-
ing worth mentioning.
REWARDEDFOR
FIESISTING AN ATTACK.
LONDON, April 10.-The Govern-
ment’s intention to encourage mer-
chantmen to resist or dodge submar-
ine attacks is emphasized by an ofli-
cial announcement yesterday that Cap-
tain John Richard Green, of the steam-
er Vosges. which was sunk off the
Cornish coast on March 27 by the
shell fire of a German submarine.. has
,been granted a -commission as lieu-
  arm." ‘“:.:°i.:2::::;'.rt ‘:..“§`.:‘.::   _ .e  t    ` R ,
*gt* £1  I ~ 1  _ i
_, 3%' V » ‘. \\
and nwonioii the nisiinituishoti ser-I g_,_--_;-_-_-7-;~ 
vice Cross. The other officers of the possible ei’lortuTi'd'il'" 'th‘e"gife'1itest`nf\.
stei1mer_hnvc bleen gfiven gold watches fact? H.-,re is B suggestion ‘hut will
:ini eaci mem er u the crew has rc- - _
cciveil three pounds ($15). |?,?‘:vr‘;,K.T,\:.r rttgggt "iT1dnne,rves  vu'
The Vosges was under fire for more piece of 'needlework ‘ity “ “C ‘V9
than two hours before she was siink,|thi‘_k Dum e .t ' Be ha heavy
her rrlifef engineer being killed and FN' h n "tf,ch 1°' L 9 5"'f"’°~
tivo other officers and two inciiibers ‘ t 9 leaves mth “ d'"“‘“¥_9t"'°l‘
oi’ the crow, as well iis it woman pas °r one "f the "?“` 9k”l"t°“ lmtches.
scnger being woiiiided. li_\' skilful |t¥"*t “We ""3 Som] Btliich \Vith01lf the
hiinillliig of his ship Cnptaiii Green t""" 0' Unmt ‘lf the Bl0“"W0l'klnE.'
prevented the torpedoing of the stcnm-U mtl" SUfC\1~ NOW. fOr the HOWGFH. U80
er and the submarine opened fire on the long-and-short Kensington stitch
the ship with her guns. The steamer ‘or ii long-and-short huttonhole
was getting away from the submsrlne,stitch. The centre sill be filled in
when a shell hit her funnel and herlwith Frennh knots nm] n (ew |0ng_
s eeil was reduced A the Vos es
. p _ . s g _
was making _water the captain ordered
his passengers and crew lnto_tlit-I
boats. Captain Green stated later that
the submarine kept up its fire, rid-
dllng the boat, and did noi disappear
until a patrol vessel i-aiiio on the
scene. Soon afterwards the Vosges
sank.
i New iisi: ron voilox/l'rro_\'
niisin.
and-shomstftches radiating from thc
knots. . w you arc ready to apply
the braid, which is sawed on directly
below the long-and-short stitches of
the petals, and in such s way that
the thick part of the braid comes nt-
the rounded portion of the petal and
the thin parts follow the sides of the
petal. This braid fills up the empty
spaces of the flowers heaiitffiilly, giv-
ing a rnised, padded effect and re-
lieving the flat, “I-don't-believe-ltr
____ frniich-work." appearance of the rest of
_Bo you want to work that large
dog-wood centrepiece with the lease
the centrepiece. _
ii
dgy.of which efeare three: matinee  ~ -
at 3.15 and tyolhows in the evening.. ', 1 . ` _ »‘ '
#.16 iiiid_8.&5. fir _  pp __  ,
.The aiihlleineiit have arranged for _ __ . -- if My ,_ ~
some of the ingst o_ol_iossl__p£o~_ . f ~f- - ._  _ ._ _» 4  ,,,__,,, ~ _ __ ,_ ` '
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