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Georgetown

m, beautiful residence 0i lvlr. M M“, Thos. Kelly, Buiiialo, was _ yed by {ire on March 15th. All U gumiture was saved. The res‘.- ce was covered by insurance. Nuts y was iormerly Miss Genevieve phee o1 Georgetown and the __ L, regretted by their mam!

lends.

_____. m Downing, Boston, Mass, came . Georgetown Friday and. intend-i g g farm. He is the guest 01' ind Mrs. I". J. Solomon. ‘This w. Downings llrst visit to Prince ward Island and is greatly pleas- . with its beautllul scenery.

I" - many (blends of Mr. Murdock aclrzan are sorry to hear ol It's 1| all hope for a Slfledy fe-

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M155 Helen MacDonald, teacher nt her Easter holidays in Geortle the guest oi her parents. M1‘- d Mrs. Allister MacDonald.

Miss May MacDonald teacher .. Augustus spent the Easter iidays in Georgetown the guest . her parents MX and MR1- James acDonaid.

Mr. wilired Victor, Newport, re- uy visited Georgetown.

ms. A. J. MacDonald and daflsh- r Mary, returned to their home .. Georgetown alter visiting friends .. Charlottetown.

Mrs Wilson. Cardigan. is visiting .. etmvn the guest o! her ih Rev. O. Kiggins.

Miss Mary Delory recently visited t getown the guest oi her aunt .. Fannie Delory.

Miss Susie and Mary ‘Hemphill. ontague, spent their Easter holi- ys at their home in Georgetown.

The tamed Dreadnaughts of Mor- ii journey to Georgetown on March v to play a return game with the I rs o! Georgetown. s lair crowd messed the contest which was one e best seen in the Eastern capital or sometme, more games ol the me hgh calibre will soon pack -‘ house. The first period started mewhat slowly but soon gave signs i what was to follow this play was ven throughout scssbn if any. oreil had the edge score 2 all. The isltors started away fast in the ond but were soon out distanced \ is was the home team period ~ e, Moreil 5 Georgetown 8. The rs started the third iairly de~ ‘ ed to even the count. Many Jlant comblnatons played by ',~' teams with beautiful solo el- "ll-l- Kaye the fans lull value, per- the finest play o! the evening as made during the last couple oi Ionics by Lapierre o! Morel}. It ~ . a. beautiful goal every man on '- ice Played heads-up hockey. To |' the stars o! battle would be u" ihie. McLean the young de- "M181 o! the Tigers and Ross

year rest. having lost none o! his dazzling speed were but two o! the good ones. The work o! Ellsworth and Lapel-re of the Dreadnaughts was pedhaps a. shadow over that oi’ his team mates. Final score Moreli '1 Georgetown 10. Emest Farchlld relereed the game with every satis- faction.

Mrs. William MacDonald, Pan- rriure Island, recently visited GeorBB town the guest of her sister Mrs. Knight.

Miss Helen MacPhee who has been visting in Georgetown the guest o! her cousins Msses Nellie and Sarah MacPhee ieit ltlonday (or her home in iracadie.

Mrs Carmelltta Solomon. teacher is spending her Easter holidays at her home in Georgetown.

Misses Catherine MoKlnnon and Elizabeth Morrison teachers are spending their Easter holidays at their homes in Georgetown. l

Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Rosenesth recently vlsted Georgetown the guest o! Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Mc- Lean.

Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McKinnon, Georgetown recently visited Stur- geon the guest o! Mrs. MscKinnorus parents Mr. and Mritlnnnican.

Miss Mar‘on McGillvray spent Easter in Vernon the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John McGill- vray.

Miss Elizabeth Graham, Murray Harbor is visiting in Georgetown the guest of Mrs. Webster McNel.

Mr. Allan MoCormack is spending his Easterwiolldays the guest oi’ his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mhc- Cormack.

Levine Forfeits _ _ $10,000 Bail Bond

mow YORK, N. Y, March 30-A P.)-charles A. Levine, frat trans- atlantic aeroplane passenger, tailed to appear today for his trial on charges cl grand larceny, forgery and receiving stolen property. His bail o! 90,000 was ordered lorteit- ed.

Execution of the bail Iorleture, however, ‘was postponed until AlprII B, after the court was shown a physician's sllidavt setting forth that Levine was suffering lrom a broken leg and could not be moved.

Levine had been sought for many months on a charge that he obtevn- ed a. loan by using stolen bonds as security. He was lound in a. sanit- arlum last month, registered under another name and suffering from a broken leg. A few days ago he was indicted.

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manufacturers will invade Poland.

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"Little Miss Jack," l. (our not cast of local talent, in Indian River hall on St. Patrick! night, was I grand success in every way. The play is a clever intermlngllng o! pathos and humor and it was great- ly enjoyed and heartily applauded by the large audience present. Mrs. Leslie G. Ramsay in the titis role o! "Little Miss Jack" won the hearts

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oi’ her audience in the first act as the little girl o! the slums selling papers to make a living lor her- eel! and invalid mother, and in the succeeding acts as the unsophisti- cated daughter o! ‘Dr. Carlyle, her acting was superb.

Miss Grace Easter, as Julia Tre- vor's, who has been e. mother to Jack, played a diflicult part in her usual capable manner.

Dr. Carlyle, a successful physl-, clan, was an importantpart ably portrayed by Mr. Douglas Campbell. Paul Sanborn. the Doctor's as- sistant, who soon talls in love with Miss Jack. was interpreted to per- fection by Mr. J. Hazelton Gillis. Miss Irene Cameron took the part o! the Doctor's haughty adopt- ed daughter, Neena, most ellect- lvely.

Miss Peggy Higgins as the doc- tor's dignified sister, “Aunt Katie,“ looked the part and played it well. Rider, a. social hanger-on and a suitor for the hand of Miss Jack, the unpopular part oi the villain, was cleverly acted by Mr. Bernard _ ‘Macheliah. Jimmie, "with no taste (or wor "—-lriend o! Miss Jack, who is always asking "Is there anything I can do tor you?" linds he can do much tor Miss Jack and does it with a right good will. This part was token by the ever popular comedian Mr. Allie MacNeill, who

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HALIFAX, N. 8., March 80—(By The Canadian Press)—-Deba-te on the budget in the ‘Nova. Bcotla Leg- islature is expected to conclude to- day, the House last night d’ ’ 0t consdcrable routine business,

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with W. Mcl’... Robertson (Liberal, Shelburne) continuing Qporltlon criticism oi.’ the Government's lin- anc'al management. The bill authorizing Glace Bay to borrow $110,000 to retire a. bank overdralt was given third reading. a. w. n. Landry (Liberall Yul“ mouth), introducing a bill to a- mend the Act relating to the con- stitution. powers and privileges oi’ the House, which would make any person receiving remuneration lor work paid tor by the Province sell- ing any goods to the Provincial Government or its branches, ellsible to sit or vote as a. member oi’ the legislature. for each daily violation would be levied: Mr- Robertson, while not dis= agreeing with the Speaker's ruling which had thrown out the "Local Option Bi1l))-—to permit county plcbiscites on Government liquor saie—though its originators should “not be lectured for their temerity" in introducing it

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the ieellnr o! many pointed out that no Government member had spoken on the esti- mates since their presentation, claimed pulpwood pricess in Nova Scotia were "outrageously low" and termed it a matter 101- regret, not that the budget was balanced, but that the Gum merit had been unable to accomplish some reduct- ion in taxes. ’

Mother glared hard at her daughter who had Just entered the room with a large bunch o! flowers

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Florence smiled sweetly.

"A certain young man mother," she replied.

Mother shook her head know- ingiy.

"Remeber my dear” she advised. "no young man is certain until you have married him."

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