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That a thing of beauty is a joy _ forever on the screen is reaffirmed at the Prince Edward Theatre, where the return engagement of Norms. Shearerls dramatic triumph. "Smllln Tlirotmi," is ‘acilig played in rcsporise to an overwheimlng de- mand upon the part of the public.

This beautiful story. which has‘ stirred the hearts of countless the- ; atregocrs since Jane Cowl first pre- sented it on the New York stage. takes on a new glow under the witchery of Norma Shearer: acting. ‘ The delight of audiences in viewing this picture again proves it to be one of the few photoplays able to stand the test of time.

Not even in her recent "Barretts of Wimpole Street" Miss Shearer surpassed the stir- ring work she offers in her dual portrayals of the We girls. In mak-: ing a. departure from the sophistxyl of her usual modern roles she is a_ buoyant, radiant and refreshing, spin't. Frederic March, both as the jiltcd lover and the youth who re- turns later to win her. is suave and convincing. Leslie Howard has a powerful role as the man who lives with his bitter memories from youth to old age, and invests his role with the charm for which he is disting- uishcd. It is a rcmaknblc tribute to the stars and to Director Sidney Franklin to be able to report that, 'smilin' Througlt" on its second lhowing is every inch as stirring and effective as when the picture was first released to the public. If‘- you have already seen it, you will‘ want to see it. again; if you miss-; rd it the first time, you have I ran: treat in store!

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“Moonlight Murder” At Capitol

“Moon‘.ight. Murder," the screen's first operatic detective story, with Chester Morris and Madge Evans heading an elaborate cast. is the spectacular and Jantastic attraction now showing at the Capitol Thea- ire.

Dealing with the murder of a. tenor during an operatic perform- ance at the famous Hollywood Bowl before an audience of 20,000, its mysteries and thrills are played against a background of a huge production of “II Trovatore" with lmndrcds in the casi.

Edwin L. Martin, noted mystery director. directed the new picture, with a cast that includes Leo Car- rillo as the comical md whimsi- cal tenor, Frank Mcllugh, Benita. Hume, Grant Mitchell, Katharine Alexander. J. Carol Naish, H. B. Warner, Duncan Renaldo, Leonard Ceeley, Robert Mdwade, Pedro de Cordoba and Charles Trowbridge.

Dramatic highlights include the murder of the tenor before the shocked audience, the chase after the strange lunatic, the episode of the mysterious Swami. the odd epi- sode of the voodoo charm. and the murder in the dark chamber.

spectacular musical numbers inc.ude the "Mlserere," staged as a lavish processional and other gems from the Verdi opera such as the "Anvil Chorus,” presented in abso- lute operatic style.

Special Train to Carry B.G. Vimy Pilgrims

VANCOUVER, B.C., July ll. — Advance guard of many thousands of Vimy Pilgrims left here by spec- ial Canadian National Railway train

, Sunday afternoon to arrive in Men-

‘ treal Thursday morning where they

l embark on their historic Journey to

1 Europe.

i Sixteen cars will be required to carry the British Columbia delega-

i tion numbering 2'15 pilgrims on the Canadian National special. While the principal centres of the province have contributed heavily to the movement, it score of towns and hamlets in out of the way places are represented demonstrating the interest in the pilgrimage, With the

MRS. DONALD D. CAMPBELL At her home. Mitchell River. on ‘June 18th, Euphemia, reltct of the late Donald D. Campbell, aged 7'‘! years.

The deceased was a woman of sterling character, kind and gentle in her disposition, sincere in her rellgious duties, affable to all who came in contact with her and char- itable in every way.

About twelve years ago Oh! was injured by a fall, from the effects of which she never fully recovered. During all this time she was never heard to complain, and accepted her illness with true Christian pa- tience and resignation.

She died fortified by the rites of the Catholic church of which she was a devout member. she leaves to mourn two sons and one daugh- ter, John J. on the homestead, Rev. Joseph E. in Regina who visited her frequently during her illnmo and was on his way home when she passed away. Marlon, wife of John A. Campbell. Newport. A daughter, Catehrine, died several years ago. The funeral wok place to All Saints Church, Cardigan, on Mon- day, June 22nd, the large concourse of people who attended showed the esteem in which the deceased was held.

solemn High Mass was sung by her son, Rev. Joseph E. Curl-pbell. Deacon Rev. J. C. Macdomld, D. D., sub-deacon Rev. Owen Kig- gins. The following clergy were present: His Excelfency 1-‘ct. Rev. Bishop 0’Sulllvan, Rev. Dr. McMa- hon, Rev. Dr. Monaghan and Rev. L. Dougan. Fatiher C “ ‘I performed the services at the grave. ‘me pail bearers wree Messrs: John Fitz- patrick. John Johnston. Francis Campbell, James H. McDonald, John J , Somers, and R. J. Mdbellan. R.I.P.

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hour every W July and August. 1..-6068-7-14-lb-21-22. CORIZF-CTl0N—'I'ho flowers for Trinity United Church services for Sunday and which received such favorable comment were presented by Mrs. Dr. Harrington and Mr_ Gordon Essery in loving memory or their mother Mrs. Barth nuery, It is regretted that an error occurred in the notice in yesterday’; mug,

being mailed to all former Exhib- itors. We want. as wide a distribu- tion of them as possible, and will thank anyone having an interest in the Provincial Exmbmon to send for free copy. Tm. yea;-'5 Prize List is the best in Exhibition history. Write today for your copy. J. W. Baulter, Secretary, Provin- cial Exhibition Association. L-5947

WEDDING BELLS—A very pretty mi-"1386 was solemnized at the Umted Presyblerlnn Parsonage. Qllmcy. Mass, on June 27th, the Rev. Wm. Nichcl cfficiateing, when Miss Ann Bruce. daughter of Mr. John J. Bruce, Milltown Cross, Prince Edward Island, became the bride of M11 A-"Bus McLeod. son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus McLeod, Quincy, Mass. The bride was charmingly gowncd in white lace with accwsories to match. I-ler bouquet was talisman roses . After the ceremony the young couple left fcr Prince Ed- ward Island on a short honeymoon trip. They will reside in Braintree, Mas. Mrs. McLeod is a graduate nurse of the Goddard Hospital, Brocktan Mass. Previous to her mar- riage she was tendered a miscel- laneous sh:wer at the home of Mrs. Alexander Nicholson, Quincy, and the many beautiful gifts received testify to the popularity in which she is held. Mr. and Mrs. McI..eod's many friends wish them every suc- ces in life.

HEXHIBITION PRIZE LIST 1936—'l‘ho Exhibition Prize List. for 1936 is ready for di....lbnt.lon. Swine breeders will be interested to note that there is a Market Clnu for Single Bwcorn Hog Judged on Roll. Exhibitor will be nllowed only one entry. Dressed weight 140-170 pounds, for which ten prime: are offered. lat prixc 110.00. L-5949

Coup. Flank E. Pineau of the No. 2 signal co., of Charlottetown now at Sussex. N B. left: Saturday morning for Ottawa, where he will spend six weeks.

U.N.B. to Confer Degree of L.L.B. on Sir Edward Beatty

FREDERICTON, N. 8., July 10.- Sir Edward Beatty, President and Chairman of tht Canadian P:..~if:c Railway. will receive an honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from the University of New Brunswick at a special convocation next Thursday afternoon, Dr. C. C. Jones, President of the University announced ID- night.

Dr. Jones received a telegram from Sir Edward today giving his consent to have the honorary dc- grec conferred on him and making known that his address on that oc-

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‘ GEORGETOWN

The last of the series of unateu contests t:ok place on Manda; June 29th. in the Ge0l’8et.own Hall The winners in each different clas. were as follows: solos and duets- 1-slv. Mr. George and Charles Bou. dreault; and, Walter walker; tn. strumental: lat. Robert Jenkins, bones; 2nd. violin duet by M1535; Genevieve Solomon and Mary 30“. dreault; step dancing: in, ,5, Me. DOM-Id: 2nd. 0. David; old-time music: lst. H. MoD::nald; and, 1', Mocullouch.

Mr. William Wood left George- town on Friday. June 26th for Bus- tonﬂwhere he will reside in the future.

The closing exercisa of the Georgetown high schzol took place on Tuesday June soul. in the town hall. Mayor Condon acted as chair- man. Members of the school board were also on the platform. A very interesting program given by the DUDUS W85 enlzyed by a large num- ber of parents and friends. The prizes were presented by Mrs. J. Hessian. Following is the list, or the prize winners:

Grade x—Gov, General medal awarded to Miss Katherine Parker; 2nd, Chas. Boudreault; grade Ix: lst, Fred Hessian, 2nd, Jacques Lacoursiere; grade VIII: 1st. Ar- nold Hobbs, 2nd, Ldman clark; grade V‘II: lst, Elisabeth Mcconnell 2nd. Louise Hessian: grade VI: (Miss McLai-en's room): lat, E. Parker, and, Jack Perry; grade VI: (Mr. McConnell’s room): let. .1. La- Courslere. 2nd, M. Lacaursicre: grade V: lst, James Mdsonnell, znd Nathan Mair; grade N: 1st, Robert Hobbs. and. Rose Llewllyn; grade 111: 1st. Annette Lacouxsiere, 2nd. Kathryn Fitzgerald: grade II: lat, Wilfrid Goteil. 2nd, J. N. Burke- Clalre Roach (equal): grade I (son- ior): Isl, Dolly Doyle. 2nd. Richard Delorleg grade I (junior): lat Pran- ceo Prosper. and. Doris Roach. Many special prizes given by the Women's Institute, the Catholic Wrmen's League and different citi- zens were also distributed.

NOTICE

Having opened a sales room at, 93 Queen Street, I am offering for sale 9 safes, house and office size, small, at a special price of $35.00 while they last; 3 Under- wood typewriters, 2 Rem- ingtons, 2 Olivers, 2 port- able typewriiers, 2 cheque writers, 3 adding machines, 36 Dominion storage files, legal letter, invoice and

cazion would deal with the import- ance of the smaller universities to

Canada. ~ The special convocation is being

held in connection with the annual

meeting of the Canadian society of |

Technical Agriculturists here next

|o- week. An honorary degree of Doc-

tor of Science will be conferred on L. H. Newman, Ottawa, Dominion Cerealist. Hon. J. B. McNair, K.C.. Attorney-General for New Bruns- wick, also will speak.

cheque sizes, steel filing cabinets, legal size, double door steel storage cabinets and u lot of furniture and other small articles.‘I invite the public to inspect this stock. JOHN P. BRADLEY & C0» Auctioneers. L-6054

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Miss Agnes French, teacher of Georgetown high school, left on Tuesday June 30th, for Maine, where she will spend her vacation.

Misses Genevieve and Carmelita Solomon were among the many passengers who took advantage of the large pilgrimage from the gal-itlrrles to Ste. Anne de Beaupre, ue.

The monthly meeting of the Catholic women‘: League was held in at. James parish hall on Tuesday July 7th. -with a good of members attending, Many import- ant motloru were adopted. After the meeting was Idjourncd the members were treated with ice cream and coke. graciously pro- vided by their president, Mrs. Dan P. Mcxinnom. and I social hour was greatly enpyed by everyone.-

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The way it cut. her housekeeping job. Marketing only twice a. week.

Plenty of space-Food at proper tem- perature.

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Advance Guard of "M ‘n L-°nd°n W mum at- Pilgrim Arrives

the 8,000 war veterans, relatives and friends who will gather on the Great ‘War battle field for the ceremonies July 26.

‘This is the Newt pﬂcrlmnee to war graves yet. made and it is 3 great. gesture of regard for the

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two tenements, and was formerly the property of Mrs. Patrick McKenna.

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