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EDWARD

i shall not wed the Count!

Who is Julie? Who is

in the first place does the C

King align himself?

JULlE is the bewitching Cardinal's ward, the daught dead.

THE COUNT is the C‘0 and a thief.

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‘Moira/xv 1.1.556: no“... SCHOOL Following is thi- siandlm: of the pupils 111 Almray llanbor North School for 1l1<~ 111111111h oi’ April: Grade lX.---l, I-‘ltircnce ronfz, .l.ilian (Jnndnn. Grade Vhll.» »~l, Lizzie (fnndnn; lPrlsrillu Graham; 3, Ada 1Cnnd* 7" Gfillil‘ Vl.-~ . lGi-lcctt hlcknrt»; Edward Clou Ii. Lorne Kennedy. 1 tirade V.~- I, George Millur; Jrono l\'t\11111~1ly; 7., R1111 Kennedy. a‘ (irade lll.--~1, Preston Nlc-Lurc; 11; 111m Cnudnn. "it iiGratle 11. Srw-“l. Jami-s Porter: B. ‘Yiileasie Porter. w!“ Grade ll. .lr.--l. Adolphus Con- Vlon

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Acrmi. . “Out upon you. Joseph!" cries the Cardinal. “Julie

Cardinal no‘. permit Julie's marriage to the Count?

Whom does Julie really love? Why’!

a 1 She means too much to Into." ‘i - M1

the Count? Why will the ' ‘1 Will! @1

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Why does he lose it?

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l1)'_':~" are said to ‘be scllinu :11 from $22 in $25 per tlicusantl 11-1-1. 11t. Sprincliill. the raft-lug grounds on the S1, John Rher, five miles above l-‘rt tlcrlcton. The-so prices for wihat are known as "bank logs" arc near tho highest level t-vcr rcarhcd on the river and are regarded 11s an indication of the prosperous condi- tlnn of the lumber industry.

Only a comparatively smnlll quan tity oi‘ ‘bank logs have arrived at Sprlmzhlll so far and there seems 00 be considerable doubt as tn the quantity which will be nvztilahlr for sale, most oi‘ them having nl-_ ready been contracted for. Some doubt therefore exists 111-1 to the ability of the mills which depend upqn buying bank toss for their sawing rnwterldzi tn secure sullilcl- out logs for their operations this

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A GOOD TIME l8 ASSURE!) at the Tennis lCiub dance at the Navy LeagueFridny the 18th. Novelties

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::VA‘RNlSHE_$—-From 225 par gal. up. Every kind for every pur- pose. Beer d. Weeks.

POPULAR APPOINTMENT. — A. 1C. Millie. VlcelPreeltlent 0f the M1P.B. oi’ the A.~A.U. oi’ (1., has been appointed chairman o1.’ the Olympic Committee to;- lNovn Sco- tla. The committee is to be five in number, and other members will be selected from various parts 0t tho rProvlnce.

1DIED IN BOSTON-The death occurred at the Car- ney lllospital, Boston, of iMrs. Cath- erlrte Grimes, widow of the late Ptblfick Grimes. formerly of South- port, P. E. l. Mrs. Grimes remov- od to lloston ‘three years a-gt) where she has since resided with her ilatigltters, Miss Atmie, trained nurse, and Miss Josephine. The re- mains arrived here last night and the funeral will take plat-o Friday at 8.45 a. 1n. from who residence

of her son, ‘Mr. William Grimes, . 209 Water Street,

PERSONALS

.lllr. James ‘Zaib, Medical Stu- dent in (luceits University, King- ston, arrlvctl hnmo ‘Tuesday for the t-ntmmer holidays.

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IN MEMORIAM

ln memory n! Julia Margaret Burke, dicd May 21st, 1022.

One year has passed away Since God claimed you for his own. ‘ 'l‘l1ou1.:l1 we miss you and your memory‘ Forever will be fresh, '\Ve know you're with the hlcsi And we must say Thy Will he done. . ——luscrtt-1l by his mother, father, l1rotht-r and sisters

l" lﬂvilli; memory‘ of Mrs. Wat. lat-e ‘llr111n1no111l, who departed this

lifr- a1 her 1101110, 3| -i 11,11 M, 17111, 1022. n “ii M’ 1y

Dearest loved one, we have 1am thee (El l1"? t1eaceful gravc-‘s embrace "t "W "Ivmvry will be cher- _ isheil '1'“ “'0 8% lily heavenly face. illsellﬂll by lHusband and daugh- ters.

MAN ARRESTED 11w NEW YORK SAYS HE DROVE BOMB WAGON

lumv Wlltih’, May 10—-Noul1 Ler- ncr was arrested last’ night on in- foimatinn that he had boasted will“? living in the ‘Kuzbas colony i11 Siberia. that he was the man "who ilrove the little red wagon" that exnlottott 111 Wall lStreet, lSep- tombcr 11;, 11920, when forty peo- p_lel\v killed. .

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"men: w.11.t. as novsnv and prize dances at the Tonal: Club dance Fridry the 18th. lntor- ma!

THE AUCTION SALE o! John ‘Bernard, Springﬁeld, will be held on "the premises on’ the 17th ot May, on account o! the 16th being wet. ' ~ ' 1i

SALE NOTJCE- Owing to the wet

o! Cleveland Roberts ‘o! Winsloe, has been postponed until Monday 21st oi May at the same hour.

ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION.- M a meeting oi’ tho School Board this week it was decided to hold Arbor and Empire day celebration ln the ‘Public Schools on May 23rd

tho day before the Queen's Birth- day.

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isleellillg‘ Sickness Cure

KINGSTON, May lli-—-What may Drove tn be an (affective remtuly for

-' ‘ s. 11 y y 1'. '1‘.RLll‘lle and Dr. J. O. lilacllonaltl. The patt- ent wvirs Acklzmd llaltcr. 0f Luke. Bide. OuL, who grnduatetl this week in science front Queen's Arie,- a consultation, at which Mr. Baker's case ‘had been pronounced hopg. lens. Dz: iMacDonultl, tho attending physician, prevailed upon Dr Little to use a preparation which he had

rats and other animals.

Dr. Little finally consontednnd six times u dny the doctors 1151-1- ed 1Mr. llokor and injected a llluld into his veins. lie ls now well on the wuy to ‘recovery.

Snow Here Does Much Damage T0 Orchards

IFREDERII-CTON, May 16—-Goorge Dumby of the provincial horticultu- ral division has retumed l'rom n tour 0i‘ the province (‘or the pur- pose of reviewing orchard condi- tion. lie reports that in certain sec- tions orchards suffered heavy dam- age from tbrezrktrge ‘under thei weight of snow. , One report from Lower Coveduleﬂ. Al-bert ‘County, was that on A-prlli 30, there was flvc or six feet of! snow ln an orchard ‘the trees which] were old baring kept the snow; which was unusually heavy during; the winter from melting in neigh- boring places.

::W-H-ITE LEADSP-Guvarnment, standard. Low prices on paint ol|.l Let us quote you _on house lots. Beer C; ‘Weeks. 1|

Great Thrills in “Hearts Aflame”

Remarkable Forest Fllro One Big Scenes in Baker’: Pro- duction

of

Reginald Darker, director of big screen photutlrnma-s, has given photoplay fans something new to enthuse over in his latest produc- tion, "llearts 1tlllame," a Metro pir- ‘tme which was seen ‘for the ilrsl time yesterday at. the Prince Ed- ward 'l‘hcatre. ills staging of the magniﬁcent. forest fire scene was realistic 1t0 the extreme, and lt sup pllcd a thrill to the large audlenct: which natw and applauded it yester- tittv.

Nonhtng as vivid and intense as this finest line has yet. been pre- schtetl ln mtntcplay lﬁrm- Th“ 5013]“) has iheen remarkably photo- graphed; 1.11s can actually Bro the flames lick at the trees which rn- p1d'y give ‘way bqtoro the conting- ralion, Wolves and bears, frighten- ...1 ‘mm thclr hiding places. 1611111

pm!“ m nucjlilt! the devastation n1‘m..,.,_ And through IIIIO blazlni;

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forest,-au old locomotive driven by a young izlrl, slowly makes its way in an attempt to reach a powder magazine.

Director Barker has not

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lers is the blowing up of u dam, re- leasing thousands ot‘ 1101.111 which go floating down a river. Another is the dynamiiilng of a country hill- side, rpreveotlng the spread oi’ the fire.

The story is that of lluroltl Titus‘ novel, "Timber," nn engrossing talc ot the Michigan woods. There is

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.1 love romance which is, like the rest of the picture, real; and the participants arc n strong-willed young miss of the Michigan woods, and u. mllllonalrew 501i WYlO Ill- tempts 0o redeem himself ln the sight oi his father and his friends. Also ln the story ls tip-lea. ior the conservation of forests, 11 doctrine eloquently OXIIPQSSCII ‘by the lute

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Colonel Roosevelt, who is seen for =11. moment l11 an enrly scene in the photoplay.

The cast is large and excellent. Frank Keenan is seen in iihe role in! an olzl millionaire, an exilumber- qua“; Anna Q. Nllason is thefzlrl of the Michigan woods; ﬂlld L-mil! Ward makes a stron! lmliﬁisﬂm" n3 the young hero. Nil ‘the purl? evsn to the least lmPOPl-al" b" are woll played. Richard Heradracli. Russell stmnwn. Richard Muiwa Stanton Heck. ‘Mllmm a '°' Walt Whitman, Joan Sounding. moan 1Clonlﬂtllel‘ tgmtlréfgse Hm“ ‘have other innpor n. - Lost shonvlniii! Wdilyv 315' 7 and

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Inglorious TradinigJ Charged to Britain

|pAm5_ May lit-Admiral C0:- sett. rBrttlsb Naval Attache t0 the Scandinavian countries duritli i 9 war. has DT°Vid°d ‘Frenchmim with added var-bat ammunition against Great 'Brlt.a.ln in his book. “The Triumph o! Unarmed Forces.

Ho reveals. and the French press ls making capital 0! hi! [rants and fig-urea, that German? subslsted during the war largely I on tood supplied her indirectly by

with raw material and money.

‘Dutch and Scandinavian exports of pee-n cnul, irotutoets, oil, 170111101‘, 0111., t0 satisfied ‘to provide just this uno (lnrnwny increased by leans big ‘thrill in titu picture. There arcJmmld-S- Th"

several others WItlCIt, in otherlmﬂe t“ Smmly G"‘rm""Y Li’ imiwrts Grade 1"-—1. Patrick 1.\lurray' 2 May the 19th and photoplays, would by themsielvesifmm "ireill Brlllll. limerick Hagan and Emmett dlliﬂ-iiMlly fhe 26th. from l p. an. i115» merm unusual ammuumh In m“, ‘lililcho National. (levotrzi half n uck, equal; 3, lreitc Ilagan with real up to date Anlvflm . case they simply add tu tho [Cllt-ieipnge m the "ma" 11-1" $11M Add"! (‘trade ll.----l Joseph Curiack‘ 2 hats 11 "out ﬂldliilillllliy i" 33",“ ‘he exctlelnent which mowing in nheiTtt-rtllcu gave all there facts i11 an Junk 0111111111011’. i i i lifiliébil. \;[yli(1,g_ Don't forutl thu picture. One of these "ntinor" ti1ril- “w:tgglpﬁeéhilngi‘"fzlgﬁzdi‘i: tirade I.'**'I, Raymond Cueack; 2. dates. ‘Hi

to exports,_ Germany would have -colln for

through the neutrals.

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“ADE IN CANADA

e British, who also ‘tulrnlshetl horiMmra-Vi 21 LUCY Ililgflll. i Grade Vll.—1, Teresa Hagan and‘ Mildred Cueack; 2, 1.01115 Grimm I’rln1ary Dept. Grade V.——l, Mar- ‘Kuret C-ttsttck 1111111 llclt-n Camp-bell, 9111181; 2, Peter Murray; 3, Gerald (lrlffln.

‘He gives ilgu-res showing how

and

neutrals were only

Itayntnnil Campbell; 3, Plus Eugen; psed at the end of 1916 except 4' Leo ungim"

1 all" . the .1111 Britain lurnlatted tats she 11111 round the 1d" 1- .

. .. . .. . ~ . from M10 11ml" “'1 i “in piigéeadlnss “M45?!” '9 = ‘

Farrar Leases

There is much bltternesu

‘ mannar~sellln1g Ger. many coal for gold which ‘France

these rcvtelntloiin. lt ls further ‘i ‘for 7m“ Tiﬂ} *1 -. pluincd F.‘ l‘ l 1t._ i . _i . ' Ne! Y 1.1" ' " ' the sﬂnxo"? ‘m’ ‘l "m" citing in 1NOlifllll ll1AM1P'1*()N, N_ ;;_,-,M,y~ ‘

iii-Geraldine Furrnr, the‘ prim“

ruins. FY9114 ‘

Just as she "lﬂslorloits" trotting.

‘house and ls situated near the " 5| Fran-l

———%<o¢—___ ocean ibut for buck tram highways MONm€5:i‘ar1i/|uy 1n.-HBO?‘- EMYVALE SCHOOL 111111 other residences. u 11-1 not r111- 3,5,..." geulencetl to 111111; l";

from the small Boards Head num- 1M m, {he murder of ‘Henry’ n?‘ d

Principal's Dept, Grade x,_1, mer colony. 1t ls ownrd by A. W. ofwgtgflliﬂ, has been 2W0" “ ‘h; Martenn ltaiznni 2. Julln Hagan; 3, Strong a half ‘brother of Harry K. rQpPIBVB and date tor hanftlilﬁ h“,

Annlc Cnllaghitv.

Lucy Coady. Gzatle V1l~l1l.-1, Mgry] lng declared thatiln the quiet 0s»

dnnna. has leased a secluded farm near this ‘town 1'or two your; and will come here f-or rent end quiet as soon its tho plan;- u,“ ~59 made ready for occupation. _ The farm has an old Colonial

‘mm! act 1 r res jﬂﬂgn of he,

l '9" 1"‘ 7 England la F" ﬁlming 1...;1na1. resistance to xcculton of the Versailles Treaty l>rﬂ"1nged the war by

,Third Reprieve tor 1 Mggtreal Murderer

‘December 7"‘-

haw. he Wm pctliio

‘ | been set at tirade lX.»-l, Mfrcd Murray; 2, iMlsn Farrnr was (itioted as hnv- meantime

court for u. new trial.

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