When

you feel.

ciiin says, have that

VEMBER 2L1???

S it a cold coming on? Is it

over-eating or what can it lie? Probably it is Nature warning that your system is not func- tioning properly. ou feel this way you should ollow the treatment that has helped many, many other people. Even two weeks ofit will make a difference in the way s. A prominerrtlyew York physi- dull half-sick feeling l always prescribe Nujol and recommend at least two weeks’ continued usage. W by‘ P Because Nujol absorbs and clears nwiiy tlie toxic intestinal poisons that in most cases are the cause of the trouble. Further, Nujol is ab-

Dull, listlesis, out stilts, , feeling half-sick‘

people. Not like

cine.

lien m ' patients

.»\ motorist. WllO liiiil lll'l'll lflfililllg mii11<| a heizutiliil olil “Vast ("oun-

medicine

PATCII—At Trinity Tea Thursday. 544

solutely harmless and can be taken by young babies or old

Nujol contains no drugs or medi- _ It's a_ natural substance unlike anything else. Can't hurt you. Others have benefited from taking it, why not you?

This remarkable product is sold all over the world. Go to any druggist, get a bottle of Nujol and see for yourselfwhat it will do. Only-don't delay. Do it now. Insist on the real Nujol. Perfected by the famous Chem- ical Products Division ofl the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. Look for the Nujol bottle with thelabelon theback thatyou c1111 read rightthrough the bottle.

".\l|, yrs, ziir,“ icplioil tho mig- lent, snliimnly shaking ii ililaplilnt-

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i Prowso llros, Ltd.

ii-y church met (illllillll! tho ])(‘.'l'('ll ii ed hoard, "lint ‘i r iiiu‘t whul ‘iii- vi-ry ~ Vlfilll villuigiar, (i1 whom hi» Wits. ‘En sllmilfl huvu soon ‘i-r 1'11 (~)(l\l‘(“.\'fl(‘lI his iuliiiiiiitiiiii iif llu- (Jll\‘l'l(‘l‘ ('l'|lllll'llli“i(*]['q i|;i_ii-~l c1111 liuilillng. . l~l. ‘ei- llliil."

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WARNING

The following Itnnchcs arc illcmbers of TIIE LOTTETOWN FOX BREEDERS’ PROTECTIVE Assot TION and are therefore provided with the. trained Blood Iiound.

Persons entering illegally -.ii1y 0l' these Ranches will he prosecuted to the Iull extent 01' the law.

McLurc 8i MrKinnon-Uniun Valc Ranch.

i Vimy ltanch. F. Bovyer-Bovycr Italnch. W. K. ltogcrsuDalfon Ranch. . . . Bcllrvuc Ranch

Flood Ranch Smnllwood Ranch

(l. L. Mclfoys-Lawndalc Ranch

J. A. llIcDoniild-Bridgevicw Ranch

l’. A. Furquhnrsoiv-East Royalty Ranch Wiiltcr S. Granb-Sllvcr Shccn Ranch E. R. Brow-Brow Ranch

Ed. SBIIIIIIGTa-—NU\VSICKIII Ranch

J. A. Webster-General Fur Farms Lid. J. Agnew Fur Farms

W. L. Mcliachcrn

.11. I). Jenkins J. B. Roper A. Mulch

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services of a

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The Charlottetown Silver Black Fox Co, Ltd.

Legal Counsel W. B. Bentley, K. C. J. .1. Johnston, K. C.

The Charlottetown Fox Breeders’ Protective Association

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l lty Tea and Bazaar today.

i ‘the guest of Mrs. Cummings-Ani- 9

THE CHARUOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Central Guardian l

IHQTRONIZE THE CABBAGE“

SOLVE CHRISTMAS PROB-

LEMS by buying gifts at Trinity

Bazaar.

McLURE filwlvIi-l-(T-IIINNON hflvli

made all preparations for fur buy lng season. announced later.

Buying dates will b

‘ MEET YOURDFVRlENDS at Trinit)

Tea today. Only fifty cents.

ODD LINES 11*.‘ liidi-s lllulssis-tx-i

l‘l‘.'ll‘lll}_‘, :11 liiill’ price. Prowsc Iirina. Ltil. “CHAPTERS IN OUR ISLAND

STORY” now for sale at the lllari» time Stationers and at thiplmolt store of Carter (‘c Co. :1

DISCONTINUEDILINES 11f c0?- scts 11ml eoi-seletes. (lossarila aiiil‘ B GU19!‘ 5W1“. clearinK fit half primal Prowse Bros l.l(l. .

BUYING TURNIPS at our ware-j

house Bruce Stewart's wharf, bal-i THls SPEC|AL_

c1111 sellllllé f?“ I I Limited ,.-w__\[ - '."c.eoi - l “m 0mg 571-11-23-2).

ance of week. Harris Abattoir. ' 545-1I-22-4il

PATimNizn THE CABBAGE‘ PATCH-At Trinity Tea Thursday. ~ s

before pelting. See that they have“ 'ci lustrous coats. Sell to McLure dzlspe McicKlnnon. ,, ‘

DAVIES TAXI -- Phone 209“); or Reddln Bros. 86. '

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25 LADIES DRESSES in poirct. jersey i‘; crepe satin selling this Priiltiy & Saturday iil linli’ 111"ic_c.~——l

‘ Mo

FOLLOW THE CROWD to Trin-

1:1o_anu 0.30. MOTION I"ICTURES.—~M1‘. Alien‘ Fraser left for Charlottetown. P.

‘ ldustryfortheMel; -c1u - - i - , 21W News R?ol__H€fifa:Hl7élf;d1l/lfll/ ’lh1.1¢. will hi

l BRADALBANE CHARGE, linii- l, l . I

" ll. 11., l), l)._ Pile-nor.

- Scr- ' lui- Siibliiitli, Nov. 27th l927:l Viillr-y l|';i, i

Vttlliiy ll

illtiiiiin (‘lllll ll'('llll'l\ series is IL l('.f'l- . . . . .

, _ , . . 1 ll 1o! '('.l.lll‘ll to Ilullfiu us lniil

§llili; l?’ il l.iil_\. bliss Xilirlzai-i-t Il‘\7lll_l»‘;, Fill“ 11km“ immmlyd m M1141,“ Iwil onlglit give Eloiue Impressions phflps hm ‘Wm g" n“

g oi My European Visit. All cordinl- ' ‘y 1

ly iiiviu-u. F"

l VISITING IIMIIEIIS'I‘.—MI‘S. ‘.11. Walker of Kensingtou, P. E. I. “'3'

"‘ sulta 9349-1 1110-11111 iii-ice $1.29. Aloore l Limited.

MURRAY HARBOIL~ l CHUHCH 0F SCOTLAND. - tiirliiti services will lllev" Ewe“ MiWIlOHKnlI will preiiitli Sabbath as folloivs: Murray Har- lhilllhlllll 27th. iii lliii-li llili iii lfl,~ lhiii" North: H):3() i1. 1n.; Cape ilieur l2:.'l() 11. 111.; Whalers ' ‘ltcv. I). V, (Tl/learn, Minister,

Vlii-ouk Baptist "(fiiiss ltciiils I) p. ni., Aloxumloi" 7

111;; ltusii HAL|FAx__il~l“. l). 111.. llriuiolliiini- i p. 111. "rulnnnl flxpmili,“ ‘H1111, Sl;\“§py , _ whi :11 liiis iii-en nmploycil \\Il 111'. l “luv PELTURER AT LALE‘ ‘lhcipurst Summer in PPHQIIFCII Wllfk DORIAN (“LUR TONIGIIT"'A“ m‘ 111i- ihi- l)8|,)l.ll‘llllt;lll_ iil‘ tlii- ‘interior.

kivcu in local inurlni- ’ _;_ iaii-i-lus for

Request to the Public

The ‘llrustees of the P. E. I. Protestant Orphanage are 5,311,511 1m g1“; p“; generous support given to the Institu- tion by all well-disposed lndlvldlllls and societies.

There have been tlmes however, when the public has been misled into the belief that certain benefit occasions

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were for the sole aid of’ the Orphanage when in reality only l u, purflull 0|‘ the proceeds has actually reached ihc ’I‘reas-

I-lffil’,

machinery of LPEBSOIIYIG engine hi" "this; REQUEST is made, that in the the future, on all overalls caught in the sihaft aiiii '_ Trustees be consulted and inform- (lrnmti-il liliii iiniii-i" tho 11111111 lllll

such benefit occasions the ed ll’ possible, and in Io the public us lo j he given 1o the Orphanag other purposes.

every case a frank statement he given usf. what proportion nI the proceeds will

e and whul ii‘ "any retained for

The reasonableness of (his request is cviilcni.

Signed on behalf of the Trustee Board.

M. BROWN.

IRA " Secretary.

ARGAIN IN

$1.25)

Only cases referred by I)

cialist. . 4365-11-17

ori- & illcLc-oil Limited.

571-11-23-

lloiiil 7 p.

‘ _ HAZELBROOK CIRCUIT. _'riic ‘l._. Monday night to make a motion survices of lliizcllii-ook Circuit iii-c lowlurv film 0f (he 10X farming in- 11s fflllOlwi-i flll’ siiiiuuy, Ni-v, 2111i. lII llnzi-fi-

iiorvicc (‘liiircli ll :1.

111. “l know Whom l lluve

STANLEV WILL NOT o0 To‘ (lov-

(Ymiuiliiin

“Manon for patrol“: of m0 Cale‘ iii Hudson lliiy iiiiil lluilson h‘!

the ‘St. l lflilhiUll

Ill‘l'. to Quebec. "-

thri iliversiou. ,1)!"- ip was i-xpiw

lis visiting in town the guest of Mrs. "hm" W“ ""'" “k M““ll“yj_

lliiines (Jumuiiiigs. Riipi-rl $1~n‘ QHMI 1. lMrL‘ walkmns Sony Roscoe‘ who islhllllllfdh Iilllllllnllll “fr? uur ~ lllllcllllillg’ Mt. Allison University. is m"

also spending the week-cud in towul ,, . ._._@o>.-‘_ . _

PERSONALS

lherst News. - l lileil Church of (liirfnilii, Rcv. W.l1.

Wl NSLOE SERVICES-Tho 1711-.

i . . i1 iliiilmi-r, inlnliilci. Soiviroa Sunday Slmcvlarghil) Commmelp

lNnvomher 2'7", Winnloe South 11 11., 111.". l'l‘lll(‘.8l()\\'Il Road 3 11.in.; Win-l

‘l-slon North T p.111. It is expected

{that tho (llllllTll at Highfielil will : liv roopeiicil on Stinilny. Decemhi-r " O

lfiouglas. who hiis been spending a ifew days in P. E. Island, was home zlfor the week-end. In speaking

11f tlic "recent. weather 11nd its effect ‘upon the roads, Mr. Douglas said

l g n COMPARISON.-Mr. 'r. c».

. wag in 111v city yosterilii

i 1L lgnl s11 o1‘ Airs. _ l ‘route to her home in Mulpeqne, i. l lCl-Siickvillc Tribune.

g u, meeting 0|“ m" l~

Ihli-s. NlcNiitt- who has been visit- jm; ri-iciids in Dillho

ilnys licre lust

(llilllfi of 11,11 ‘Nooilworl

Stock Quotations l

TAFfETA sllkl ‘l suitable forloyelitlndi: (lresfles- Mmwl ‘ - - , 8 - i ‘K McLeod m Myuaaai. l

51.101- 1affetal is .1 rciil bill".

5E) GHIHOI‘ 1 Nove mliel‘)

57"n'23'2l' lwoo 150m Peni1.(.)1"gan. 6.30 P.

$2.

Presby~ ho held next

4H1 11», 11-31-11 Q1io~l1i1i~

lira. Neil McLeod, Siiiiinii-isiilc.

y'(7u‘1l")eni.i;lWTAG (517) Mass. News Review.

Tomorrow’s Radio Program

l. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25th l International Radio Programs 1 CONCERTS 1.00 P. M.

FREE cnasr CLINICS will "e. " . hem m the Red 0.03m WJR~WCX (441) Mich. Matinee. iSlreet, on Thursilflyi

BE SURE YOUR foxes are pi-lmel‘ 24th. _ ans will he examined by 111E‘

2.011 P. M.

Killed While Tiireshng" Grain

iCanadian Press.)

MONCTON, N. 1a., Nov. 23.-—Da'm-l ien A. Goguen, a prosperous farmer residing on the south side of the Cocagnc River. about hall a mile from Cocugne Bridge. was killed at his home today while thicsliing Lirufii. While 5111111111111: ll) fill ihc

and he ivus (lashed by tlic cnvmc to the platform. sustaining :1 liar-l llll'(‘(l sdiull. (lupin-ii is ‘illl'\lVl'(l5 by his wifi- aind four cliililrcii.

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AMATEUR. TIIEATRI(JALS-— A CAPITAL PERFORMANCE

“The Importance of Being Earnest."

l The young people ot St. Johns lchurch, Crapaiid. staged the three- liict comedy, “The Importance o! Be- ying Earnest," by Oscar Wilde, before a good audience in Victoria. Hall on Iriday night, Oct. 1B. and cnnsiden ‘mg the bad weather and the condi- tion of the roads, great praise should be given the audience for coming out on such i1 night. The production reflects great cred- il on the young" people for the hard way in which they worked to bring this play l0 such a slate of perfec- tion, it being, in itself. a very heavy

hy-ZWLW W25) Clml- Musk!» production, but ivas exceptionally. EWOW i508) Nob. Orchestra. “i911 1na51e,-@(1_ , 2-30 P- M- The ploy is enacted in thi-eel .71 WCAE I517) Pillsllllfgh- 011110- scenes. representing n town houses. l phone. garden scene, and a country house '

l 3.00 I’. M.

8 COLORS ‘SHOT taffeta sill»: . blewm‘ evening (lresses, SD95 lwFi i405) Phiia. Solo Hour. 8r McLeod

3.30 P. M. ‘CKCL i357) Toronto. Studio. 5.00 .

M.

DFESDE“ FWWERED LaffeiiLlWHK icssi cieveiiinu. Vocal. two mittiiriis only. Spocliil

00 WFI (405) Phila. Whisper Orches.

2. W'1‘IC(535) '" 7.00 P. M.

WJZ i454) N. Y. Santa Claus-m,

Gnomes. WOW i508) Nob. Marimba-Piano.

8.00 I’. M.

'“" WCAE (517) Pitts. Orchestra. WBZ (333) Mass. Eric Tesehc. WGY (380) Schcnec. Fro-Joy IIIOIII‘. WTIC i461) Conn. Cities Service. WSAI (3611 Ciiici. N. Y. Proflram. 8.30 ‘f’. M.

WTAM r400) Ohio. Studio.

m" WTAG (517) Mass. Studio Pi-ourzini.

9.00 I’. M. lic-

WTAG, WCSH, WLIT. WGY, WGR, WCOE. WWJ. WON, KSD, WOW, WTMJ. WBAP. 9.30 l’. M.

WEEI (448) Mass. Musical. WJZ i454) N. Y. Orchestra.

rziil .

KYW. ‘ WRC 4469) Wicsh. D. C. Enscmhlc. m 10.00 P. M. _ . WWJ (K151i) Mich. Cnviilcnilc WEAF.

11.00 I‘. M. WBZ (333) Mass. Ourhcslrii.

SPORTS-JFALKS

~ 5.30 l’. M. KMA i270) Shenandoah. Kiddies. 6.00 P. M.

WCAE (517) Pitts. Happy Hour.

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7.00 P. M.

n ,,,,l 1.30 P. M. ' . iwNYc (535) N. Y. All‘ College. 8.00 P. M

WTAG (517) Mass. News Review. 8.30 P. M WNYC i535) N. Y. Mexico.

l DANCE ORCHESTRAS

ithe highways in Nova Scotia. were _ ‘ q q.- “w. 6-49 P- M- lboulevards as compared with those "Alli-FAA, Nov. -3, 19~'~’Q .|WMAK (545) Bufinlo. Dancing. on the Island. He thought we had thtionu lkrlllfillfill by Johll-“WK all": 8.30 P. M. much to be proud of in the manner Ward, members Alontrciil block WHK (255, clcvclanli Dxmca lour trunk roads and many of our Exchange. 9.30 I‘. M.

lsecondary ones had stood the wet l\\'(‘fl[ll(!!'.—-Al’llhEI'Sl News.

Mr. W. J. Bergin, Revillon Freres of M offices at New York,

Paris, has arrived on the interested in buying Silver He is particularly

higher grade skins, ed to meet Fox Ranchers of J. DjJenkins, Charlottetown.

Fur Notice

representing ontreal, with London and Island and is Fox Skins. interested in the and will be D1985- at the office

lThis Wonder Liquid Dissolves Corns

When Health Gets

i " irf A domain

‘L si-ii-ia-iwii.

Notice lo Fox Rancher

‘and Buyers

lhvlng pelted and clenned Fox and other furs Plat two years, for the flrm of J. D. Jenkins.

for the

I have now surfed blllness myself and have now ln-

stalled one of the moat modem Fm- Cleanlng Plants.

nmiiiimt punt-uni; silrvloo guaranteed.

rnicizs season/moo.

. GORDON“ LUND t

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' ' ' 114 Greet (icons Street. LDTTETOWN, P. o. I. n!’ '.n‘ ‘

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éi All nature is rclulnr and ~ worlis according to seasons. Only mankind ln wilful and pays the penalty in deranged health.

Vics Vapo Rub

Represents the one medlcn-

g Q l Out 0f Step l i i

tlon by stimulation and lu- § holmtion for stubborn coughs ~ and colds In head or chest.

Miicricnn Con Co. . Atlantic Refinery Co A111. Liocmlvc. Co. .. . .. Am. Snitng. 8e Refng. Co.

New York Exchange.

lnacoiiilii Con. Min. Co.

‘llnwiiri’. Smith . Liinrentlilc Pulp . . . . . .. llionlriinl Power National Ilrewerlcs .. Steel (Jo. (fun. Com. . . Winnipeg Eloclrlt- . , , . . . . . .. Asbestos Common New Asbestos Prolorrcil Now Bell Telephone . . . . . . . . .. Brampton Si. l-iiwrcncc Flour . Hriizllian Traction . . . . . . . .. Slmiiliih lllvci" Preflirroil Spanish River Com‘, . , . . , . .. Shawlnlgan . . . . . . .. (tan, Stmelip. (loin. . C1111. Slmshp. Pfd. . . , , . , , ,,

(lain Dec, 49%: Mar. 51%: Mayl

{CFCF (411) Montreal. Deniii/‘s. iKDKA (316) Pitts. Dancing. 1

,_,,l 0.30 r. M. . 7,14,‘? WBZ (333) Springfield. stiiuer. - ~" -‘= 11.00 P. M.

" WBAL (285) Baltimore. Lederei". "r _, WRG (303) Buffalo. Statler. - *1“ wrcn (309) n. Y. c. Knickerbocker

l ' l - q 1/ ' . i ulckl (‘iinurlimi Pacific Lo, . . . . . .. 194/2 (copyright 1927' by 111101-1131101151 .4 . ‘ Q y Co“ Gas Cm (New York) __ _ ‘is? Radio Programs’ chicagcm by his canonical dress and speech. Make them slirlvel up, makes lmmm“ Mmo" "—“"_C°" " appropriate and natural to Fred. tlieni ilrop off, makes your sore lm"'“‘“ll°““l Pwe‘ Co‘ 12f?‘ Messrs. LouLs Shcrren and Leroy toes well in a day or two. Relief ls lqlvlermlllmml getrmQllml V" ‘ ' g iI-Ioivatt, both as biltlcrs. acted thciri i Senator Mecoig'*':1‘i.i'" drop or Putnam's corn Extractor ' ' ' " ‘L . '9 fl 9- a" “lmmlllcelllen ° c“ ' tonight-see how well your sore U; S- “ldllfillllll Alclil. (o. fisll “M; lers. showed that they had confidence learns feel in the mowing ".8 a “iistinglioiisc Elec. ‘ll-u (cinadlin Pram ‘and are full of good talent. K Nothing so good for sore corns as‘ Ilmml 51M“ glee‘ ~ - ' < i ~ ~- 1‘ ~ '1‘ QHATHAM 0m" 3m.‘ 22___g,,“_. Praise should be given_ to Miss lPutnanVo Corn Extractor. Get Put-l .1110? Archie ll. McCr-ii: iliiiil at his lElhel Innmll, for “nbertalnlng Ilh” ‘. lnanvs from your urugxlst-ito-daial Montreal 5W5" E"°l""9‘~‘ ‘home hero yositcrilw afternoon. ml‘ mmwal“ “m? ‘WOIHIET liquld-—u marvel-workonl i‘ _ (or ll lengthy illness. 1 _ ‘ -' . lsausmuon g,,,,,.,,,1eed_ lAhltlibl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ins-Al ~_-<+>\___ l It ‘only ‘Iguanas l0 bet said that _._ _.__ __ _._ _ ___;lr1t-—l). E. Steel lat Pfd. 21 ‘ABERDEEN AGAIN ltho sP Qlld W" 01” I18 0 11$ DRY -. 2ll(l-—.I'I. Steel 211a Pfd .. .. 2%‘ l5 (“le- l" W)’ “"9” “lea-Sm”- “m” ' ‘ indumrlnl Aipnho‘ ' '59i/\‘ . m q master mind of Mr. Stuart Dickson. - - A mini was (alkinc: \\1 l - whose patience, thought for detail,

i- 119 Aberdeen.

179V: Ito-burl ilin lliui-c,“ lii- romuilicil. .. Iill “Ycnfl riiplloil (iii-

.. flfi conversation (Jinn

599i of it. giving." ilfl 21031. iniiillnlc answer. 1T1"- *-~

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'71; i? Culicura Comforts Tender

l‘r\¢<- ~-

There In nothing like Vlcs l _ vow» Rah. B k v l ~ d F , . l '" '" c mg rritate eel ‘_ ‘Call and lei. us give you ii Bank Commcrcii . . . . . . . . . . . .. 21R 4 ." Q further details. " l" hank Royal , , , , . , , , ,_ __ 111,», l Bath» uie feet for srvcrnl minutes with Ciiuciira ' ' l iBank Nov“ 311M111 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 31:11 Sup and WJIIII 'wofer. ilien IOlluW with II light \ l_- Whom, 174-11; 1391/4; Mam}, 1331,41; iipplirndon o! cllllCliffl Ointment. gently 1r ‘N! , ‘ g ‘ y May 1351K ln. ‘l"ii.~. io-riiirii-ni is -r\o1ii successful in trlr- . mg - . ‘Porn Doc. 37; Mar. 91%; May .1110 ciiiiJ-iiiii ,1 11ml. not. aching. burning (can. .' ' i. 94'. . i h. Sole awn Ifll‘ ifr.._,4i11mr.-i /' " '*=""',,1;;,',""ri" . ~' . ;,=,,,,,'};:j _ ‘l

Conn. Music 5.30 to itaoipf M)". Charles Rogers-

WTIC (4611 Conn. Nelson Organist.

- .. < i, , , _ ‘ ‘. , r 1 _ K151“, 1310i Pittsburig. From WJZ. l liuiih (11 (.it1.iil.i. R1 v. l).i\iil (.¢1- llfiViqL" It. W, Linilsiiy, Pue-ilur, lwOW (508) Omaha‘ N» B’ Q Frog WEAF (492) N. Y. Anglo Pflrfiifllw this hypothetical chap iiiiiiicd EFll-l To WEAF, WEEI, WTIC, WJAR. 0st, so that. Algernon lvIonrt-iil (Minl WRU. Sluart Dickson). D WTAM. trodurcs himself to l1(‘l' in tliccliilr- WCCO, WOC. iiclci" of tlic wayward Finn-sf,

Palmer, 1111,)", hiid i111 extremely hciivy part

Li], V91 ti; WJZ, KDKA, WJR, which llf‘ well. f1"cqi1ciitly_~ ~

_w,]R_wcY i441) Mich. Viiricu 9-11.

lWBAL (285) Md. Sandman Circle.

WEAF (492) N. Y. ScvenJElevens.

We" “p°1:.lc,,§_l_1wip 150a) Phila. min c1111.

71 friend about n trill lic 11ml Dflill f" In“! untlrmg Emmy‘ has produced a

36'!) iiddcil, more (‘ruin ii ilcsirc ll) llllllil‘ mm llYLYl-IIIUK "in" the citizens of the town. as . 151"! (lomlor if Lllcrc is any "dill!" as by the pcoplc from tliii "Not in Ahordi-i-n,“ ciiini» the i1n~ nnss tho play in Victoria.

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The stage was very prettily arranged for all three scenes, but the garden scene. with its green lawn, ruse arches, tulip beds, and background uepreseutlng the side View of a house ElIIDWS how pretty the Victoria Hall stage can be made. through thc vivid imagination of Mr. Stuart Dickson, and the painstaking labor

Jack liVorthing (Mr. Charles Lo- gun). as a means of escaping from ‘his usual social obligations. has in- vented a brother by the name of ‘Ernest, a youth of reputed wildness, \ whom he is obliged Qrom time to time, to aid and suécor, in order that ilic can get up to town to visit his ibeloved one, the Hon. Gwciidolin lFairfaX (Miss Agnes Sharron), but iwho is kept well in hand by Gwen- dolitrs mother. Lady Brackncll, ‘(Miss Lizzie MeKinnon), who is all ways bragging about hcr sociul standing. 11nd who cross questions Jack from time lo time. Jack's ward. Cecily (Miszs Amy McVitticl, lliPi‘ formed :1 romantic atiuclunr-nt for,

Jack's friciitl, 111- hud vci-y amazing incidoiiis iincl .'~iil_‘v'lllt',\. cusuc.

Mi". Charles Logan as Jack Worth-

acted eliciting zipplausc by his quaint say- ‘lings. Hi: VMIS Cllllllllltlll, and iii-led \\1('ll (liroilglioiit. - _ Miss Agnes Sheri-cu i11sl.a11(.u11i»~ l cilsly won admiration by licr finish-i l (‘(l ziciinp; of ilic part of the lion. l ‘Ciwientloliii Fairfax. Slic took lI(‘l‘ lliigli slmldillg iis a HOCllll London iiirlstui-rut, very well, which meant Jiiird noting. and nun-h praise sliuulil he given h". Miss Lizzie Mc-Kiiiuon as Lolly ‘Brackncll, was well suited to llll‘ ipart of :1 lady of high social posi~ ition. Her "stuck up" mannerisms. and her cross questionings were de- flightful to listen to, and the war {she had of butting into the room u!‘ ithe wrong" time, was acted very ‘splendidly. ‘ Miss Amy McVittie us Cecily Car- lden, was excellent, and she did full» ‘Justice to her part, especially in lier ;scene with Algernon, where her "icalm statements of an engagement lwith him, but without his knowledge and which she had fixed for herself, ‘in her well kept diary. was vcry well acted. ' ‘ Mr. Stuart Dickson, as Algernon; lMoucreifi, acted his part 1'11 an’ ‘amusing manner. He was full of‘ blufi‘ talk to his friend Jack Worth-y ,ing, and because of his laughable ispeeches and inimitable acting, he lhad the audience with him from the lfirst. l Miss Lolita McViltic as MISS Prism did full julice to a very difficult lparl, that cf an English governess, and she was very good throughout. Mr, Fred Sherrcn, as the Rector of a country parish. was splendid, and] the audience was very much amused.‘

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