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Matinee 3.00. Adults 35c, Govt. Tax 2c—37c. Children 15c. Govt. Tux lc-lfic. Night 7 d: 8.45. Orchestra 50c, Govt. Tax 2e, 52c. Balcony 40c. 60"» Tu 2c—42e. Children 25c, Govt. Tax 1e—28c.

1N COOPERATION “TIII

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The superb star of stirring, smashing drama! In an expose of society that will blow your hat oiii

What doth it profit a, man li’ he gain the whole world and lose

ALSO LOVE? This man among men

. _ . . shows you the heart-throbbing

"ILSIC“I\'\§‘II)‘FIF‘R" truth, in a straight-from-the-

. .‘ . . , shoulder drama. (treat lit-cause it's .'\II(‘l\l.\ Tliill hi. "Lymhvq.

(‘.\I\"I‘Oi).\'

(ll\'i.\'(i '10 THIS‘ PROGRAM: BEING UNDER TIIE .i\i' I‘I('IIS OI“ Y‘S BIIINS CLUB, IEEGULAR. PICTURE l‘ S PRESS EXCEPTED \\’ILL NOT BE IIIZFOG-

Timed W. By New Telescope

YCZIYS ago.

PADflDENA, Calif, Feb. 26- Royal Arch “Iasons When the sun develops a new spot, astoiiomc-rs at Mount Wilson Uni- _' OlJ'-('l'\‘{lt0l'y get. the news

l» 1310111 l>.\‘ lléllll. 1111V9l111§ 136-334i1dnentscliel of Hailcybingv, Ont. was The pnzc is gum] m memory oil Pvliilfl- 11501110 Clllficlysmlflfll ltlSf, night elected grand “Z" of the‘ should happen to Pluto, the ‘(n-und chapter P/Jyal Arch 113$ ons of Canada, when tlie 1101111110- 151“ “"‘l°hm""‘ “l m‘: Ob‘ l lion committee reported that only

tli>.(‘(l\'Cl'(‘f‘l and most; dis-

uld lmirii about it in, -qu.' ters of an l1oiii'. l..t~p well posted 0n, flldl‘ system, of which l and planets are a ‘ _ a .~.'.\‘iitt~i" means 0i coni- nii must be discovered if:

one name hiid been suggested the highest honor within the

acclainaton an dtvill be scribe “E" for the cnsuin;

. _ , , row. t Jrriii‘. liiippciiiiigs among the stars I

m‘ its own "island uiii\'-1i'se" and - , _ The pneumonia germ then is opvl “l. L! , um" Sh“ bysmns m“ ifrom all 1iarts of tllg DOIIIIIIIOH and ;lllllll_\' visitors from the United

lliii . ire. ht ti t\'<‘lw' s"; million iiii!lioii‘-“'41‘-PS are at'endiiig the two . . ,

vniiioczitioii which opciicti

illllff» 11 _\ . iilltl wireless meta-ages can go no faster, even if someone wcri: found in the other universes to send them. Alpha Cciitauri, thc llPJYVFC star in the earth's universe. is four and one-third light years iuvay and as astronomers peer fur- ther into space they find them-

- 1. in effect, looking back into gm of the mammoths and di-

the first. chapter was fanned

is being celebrated in with lllq present convocation.

LONDON GOING IVEST

inch telescope at Mount. Wilson, the povscrful yet constructed, has "nipheci Nebulae, other island uni-t ~c.», which are so far away that. light leaving them 300,000,000 year's ago is just now reaching the earth.

"In observing Nebulae," he said, "we are witnessing scenes and ev-

of Loirdun is pushing more to

past geologic ages. The nearest of them all, the Magellanic clouds, are photographed in the light which left them more than 100.000 years aizo. We see them us they were back in the prreat lee nge.

“The conspicuous spiral nebulae belong to the Plinoccnc age, while those at. the extreme limits of the observable region are prccarbonifcr- ous."

non Street.

cntly has been known

ber. A scheme has been before authorities for some years for

Looking at the Magellanic clouds, lmllfillilli? ll1" l11""""11l Cllflfinll Cm“ Dr. Hubble secs them as they were ftfllifl" 011d ffilfibli-“lllni! R B11311” opposite

centre on the

HGARITIBHRGAK

“Our Gang” Comedy and Other Short Talkies

cf the members. likiwin Smith, of London, Ont, was also chosen by grand year.

. . - i "ll I'll d t - inn \‘.ttl'l'.l is to keep informed 0110mm o“ Cos ‘H be 1 c omor

More than 400 royal ach masons

inoniiiig. 1t was in Iiamllton that

the 7511i b.i".hda_v or the R. A. M. connection

LONDON, Feb. 24 tBy 'I‘he Can- adian PI‘L‘SS)—-—FOI‘ year's it has been I evident that the business quarter; Carried Out.

weft. Further proof of tlrs is fur-l nishrd in the resolve of the South- ern liiulwziy to increase its train scrvic: to the terminus at Clraring Cress. a mile or nrore to the west. M“ J’ 0- ‘Hyndman M“ rmd- Pm’ of Si. Paul's Cathedral and to dlv- gm“ couslstcd 0t a lmmbcr M, were l ccrtmn proporuon of ivitty Valentine verses. Next meet- ents ivhich actually occurred in ‘the name “hich now goes to C“? 111i.’ to be held Rt the ‘home oi’ Mrs. Herbert; Georveatt, where Irish wit Charing Cross station iintll rec- will be dlsplayeti principally as a starting point for the Con- tinent. In thr- last fire years, how- ever, the pruscngcizs to this slat- ion have nearly doubled in num-

the

Matinee Adults 25c Govt.

Tax lc-‘Ztiv.

l0—26c.

CAPITOL —MONDA Y

. Nancy (Farrell, at her warm- “ f ly sparkling best, as the am- bitious girl of the slums, who aspires to life in soc- i=ty, and learns 1n01'e sec- rets than it is good for one girl to know. . .

PRINCE EDWARD — NOW CAPITOL-NOW PLAYING

DOUBLE MA TINEE TODAY 1.30 and 3.30

Children 131'. Govt. Tax lc-ltie. Nifihl- 7 '5' 8.45. Adults 40c. Govt. Tax ‘l4- —42c. Children 25c, Goyt. PM

ma, as they were in the age of the CONQUER. PNEUMONLA GER“ dinosaurs, forty-five to fifty million

THE CHARDOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

OPENING CHAPTER OF "Galloping Ghosts" AND in “FIGHTING FOOL”

TIM McCOY

srrom‘ ripe , I, ALSO i» rsonal did . . .______ Doukhobor PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February BOY S h 0 0 t S ‘AZ-Discovery of how to pierce thcI SQhOQI Teacher

protective “armor” of a pneumonia 5 p; germ, rnakln‘ ssible its dest - Elect Grand ‘ Z tion has brofiglll.) to Dr. O. T. rAull-

er i’ N Y ‘k 1,500 l f . HAMJILTQN. 011K. Feb- 25-413)’ mg Zmejrgflnogoficgse or ggyiécigmli Sschool activity in the Blaine Lake v..:.,.n eight minutes. It is flashed The Canadian PressM-Dr. C. W. 'l

ter on May 15, 1920.

for gift

tlon. He then discovered

ing.

d a .V

m“ which destroy it.

Rocky Point

and

Secretary the ! government grant;

The indisposltlon of Mrs. Nelson 'Clll'l‘lf.‘ is to, be regretted by her |fricnds as she has been laid asklc

fur the past week or more, but she is now very much improved.

Mrs. Ellen MacKinnon is suffering fl- fronr infection in her finger, it be- ing necessary to call a doctor.

Mr. John Smith having purchas-

Dr. John Phillips of Cleveland lseuled for the most part by Dom

Ohio, Wllo died while doing rescue l H 1v i Y] _ work at the Cleveland cum: (may, \ ien an car y-mornng prow e1

Dr. Avery not only found how to pierce the pneumonia. germfls arm- or, but was first to discover that it had this armor, or protective cover- ing that shielded it: from destruc- another microbe which gives off a substation that dissolves the protective cover-

C" l? “mick by 911° ‘V1130 COYSI-Hlflll“ I arrested Pete Dowlenko, 18, son o’ l“ U10 13119111110111“ DHllWV-‘S 1110911. :1 Doukliobor farmer, a short; time

Ringyvood Women's Institute met for their monthly meeting in the school room on Thursday, January 25th. Owing to sickness there was inl-"lllllle m“ f” their Fhruuy not quite as large an attendance f111°¢ll11l¥ “l? me 11°11"? °l Mm Ed‘ as generally. Usual buslnpgs ‘v55 flvard Mullen with an attendance of reported received. One dollar was voted to help defray ex- penses of the mattress coverings for the sllllfltDfllilll. Acknowledgement of a sympathy card received from

of

at the time the great yihehistortc‘raiiiriiy ilrpliruits rovcd the earth. Perring

hank ni‘ the Thames. If this were

SASKATOON, Sask., Feb. 25. —- l (By the Canadian Press) — Anti-

district of Northern Saskatchewan,

hobors, took _a new turn today shot and critically wounded Miss 'Olga Wasley, 21-year-old school deachcr, as she lay asleep in her jbed in a little school house six miles from the village. i Ssriously wounded by gunshot in ‘the side and legs, Miss Wesley was "rushed here late this afternoon by ‘airplane. Hospital attendants say she will be given n blood trans- fusion tonight.

Provincial Police at Blaine Lake

aiftcr school pupils found their (earlier lying on the floor iincon- scious and tonight announced he would be formally charged in court tomorrow with attempted murder.

GLENII OY INSTITUTE

Th: members oi Glenroy Womens

GENIIIAI. GUARDIAN

BUY GARDEN CITY BUTTER- 1 lb. 23C; 2 lbs. 45¢; I0 Ibl. 82.10. 075-24741.

PLAY ‘MASTER. AND MAN" St. Patrick's Day under auspices oi’ B. I. S., souris.

1176-2-27-Sat-tue-sat-3i.

nurrm: mucus coma UP.‘- Buy Garden City Butter now. 1 lb. 23c; 2 lb. m; 1o 11.42.10.

SERVICES 0N YORK Pastoral Charge, Sunday, Feb. 28th, will be: York, 11 a. m.; Brackley, 3 p. m.; Central Church, 7 p. m. G. F. Christie, Minister.

FUNERAL SERVICE-The funer- al of, the late Mrs. Fred W. Watts, York, yesterday was very largely attended, showing the esteem in which she was held in the com- munity, Rev. Mr. Christie of York

Responsibility

was the officiating clergyman. YESTERDAYS MARKET-There was a poor attendance at the mar- ket yesterday with a. one cent ad- vance in turnips. Hay sold for 500., straw, 35c; oats, 32c. to 35c; turn- ips, 1lc.; chickens, 75c. to $1.25; butter, 27c. to 280.; eggs, 25c; sp- ples, 5c. to 10c.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -— The ‘Trustee Board of the Protestant Orphanage wishes to acknowledge Wllll thanks receipt of $10.00 from ,Linklctter W. 1'., per Mrs. Annie L. Harvey, $5.00 from Greenwood W. I. ‘per Miss Mae Boulter, and $9.97 per- ,Rcv. C. U. lvlicNevin from Collect- -lon Week of Prayer mid Thanks- giving Service United Church, Georgetown.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH — Rev. A. C. Vincent will speak morning and evening. His morning sermon will be "Soul winning and the in- dividual,’ ' the evening sermon “Christ seekng sinners." Included in the music of the clay will be Brack- ett's “We would see Jesus,“ a. so- prano solo "Behold nie standing at the door," by Mrs; Vincent and Steblfns‘ “Jesus is calling." Mrs. Full continues her Organ recitals from 6.45 to 7 o'clock, with on this occasion “Jerusalem the Golden" (Shepherd), "Barcarolle" (Often. bitch), “Cloister scene" (Mason).

Mr. Keir Duggan of Sea View ls visiting in the city. '

Mr. William Lannan, Stairhope, left, yesterday for Halifax, to join

very nice poultry house which heps make poultry pay.

funeral of Dr. which was held yesterday morning » from his home in Eldon was one

PERSONALS - of the largest seen in the district for years, upwards of two hundred sleighs following the remains to the last resting place. The house and adjoining grounds were crowd- ed with people who came to pay a last tribute of respect. All the

ASSUMES CONTROL .l’hllip K. Wrigley, son of the late

William Wrigley, Jr., as he ap- Bullding, as he took over his fa- ther's gigantic business ' ‘ ‘ .

MEMORIAL SERVICE for the late Sgt. Major F. Renoui’ will take place in the B. A. Citadel, on Sunday evening at 7 p. m.

POLICE COURT -— The case of the man who broke jail Thursday morning and was recaptured that evening appeared in the Police Court yesterday afternoon and was adjourned until today.

WHO CAN BEAT THIS-Although Jack Frost has brought a. very cold and stormy week it looks very much lke spring on the farm at H. Wes- icy McKenzieKs at Fortune. where n. very nice bunch oi’ chckcfls were hatched out on Feb. 17th. Of course Mr. McKenzie is well equipped for the business. He has an out door brooderor otherwise it would be very difficult to handle baby chicks this time of year. He also has a

BURIAL YESTERDAY - The John F. Martin

the serious illness of M155 Hclgn

Lawson, Stanhope, o

D

Mrs. James Warren of Perth Amboy, New Jersey, sister of Mrs. John Williams, who is seriously ill at her home, and her daughter, p Mrs. Chester Garrett of Arlington. Muss, arrived by plane from Moiicton, N. B. . L

The many friends of Miss Mary Dcvine of this city will be glad to learn that she is iiriproving rap- idly after an illness of two weeks at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Poiver, Em- erald Jct.

‘seven inenrbcrs and two visitors. The Itviec President, Mrs. Ernest Mic- lKinnon presided and meeting open- lcrl by singing the Institute Ode. iRoll call was nnsivercd by paying .a nickle, minutes of the last Infiel- iing were read and approved. and school committee reported every- thing satisfactory. Three oi the ,menibcrs subscribed for the Institute ‘News by paying lg out OI the funds. The remainder of the evening was spent very pleasantly by singins ‘tinncing and gi-amuohoue music. 'also .1 reading flndhg a match by lMrs Leo Jamicson was much en- joyrcd by all, also a good game of auction forty fives. Lunch was then served by the hostess after which ‘.1411 joined in the National Anthem. Mrs. Fmmct McKcnns kindly invit- cd the members for the next meet- 'ing.

teacher who deserves much credit in the manner the examination was conducted.

pressed by Rev. Geo. MacDonuldMr Jos. R. MacDonald and Mr. Archi- bald Lanlgan. who congratulated the S, children upon their performance 3nd p'al5ed ML“ Murphy 1°? m‘? with assaulting“ Mrs. Fortescueh fi splendid interest taken in her chos-

en profession. The pupils and vis-

itors were treated with candy and

the afternoon sesion was brought‘ m a close by singing the National sn Anthem.

farther into space. he sees a il0blllll" l (‘zirrieil out n new road bridge \\'i)t.l(l cluster in the constellation of Co- lliu huil‘. m-m- the fiver, ‘

Ierves

yiisumvg. richer NERVE n05

wreck.

eep. and Nerve

Price 50o a box

as ever."

501.] M, nII drug and general stem, or nnilzd ilirect on nuipt oI prlcl by Th0 T. Milburs ' v ' r 1 - r .~ Y ~ .

' C0,, but, Toronto, opt. ,

One clay a friend rem

and by the time I luul lake

It llliiiiillete Wreck

Sal lip ilall The light

Mrs. John llustxlliirk Lake. Ont, writest-"I was troubled so much \\'illl my nerves I was a complete

I could nettle my umk, and would have In sit. uip half the night 0n a/‘vvuint of not being uhle to e

Pills. l userl

' v

inmenried Milburnh Heart one. lvox and got relief, n six boxes I was as well

i-d a radio this winter, is greatly l'Z1,lI1_\'lll'.1,' the good reception, and especially the broadcasting of the hockey games.

Quite a number of interested fairs from Rocky Point and elsewhere attended the rink at Cornwall to witness a game between the Corn- wall and the Nine Mile Creek teams, and also to participate in an enjoyable skate after the match. Although the NinetMileCrcek team was defeated, they are to be con- gratulated on the good showing they made as they are only ncwly organized-R.

PANMURE ISL/l ND SCHOOL EXAMINATION

Several of the rcsidenLs (If Pan- mure Island and the adjacent vicin- ities assembled at Panmure Island School to attend the semi-annual examination which was held on we afternoon of February i, inst.

The pupils were examined in the various subjects by their teacher, Miss Stella Murphy, cspsbly assist- ed by Rev. Geo. MacDonald, Mrs. Edwin MacDonald, and Mr. Archi- bald Langsn. showed by their ready

Complimentary remarks were ex-

the Royal Canadian Marine" members of Mizpsh lodge at- _"__"' tended in s. body. Reverend Dr. The Guardian regrets to leam of skinner o, the Unmd church’

Belfast, and Reverend Dr. Sinclair

Masonic service at the grove was conducted by Past: Grand Master Laughlln MacKinnon. There was a

pail bearers were Messrs. McDonald, John A. Ross, J. J.

McPherson and Trueman Jenkins.

Clarence Darrow To Defend Mrs'.Fortescue

(Copyright, by Associated Press)

atlonshave been entered into with Clarence Darrow, noted lawyer, to defend Mrs. Fortescue and three others against Joseph's Literary and Debating sq- clety, discussing the question, "Re- solved that the Consolidation of schools would beto ifhqbétter inter- est of education." Interesting argu-

second degree Mar-ch 10, it was learned today by the Associated Press.

The detbndants sre accused‘ of rooting lo death Joseph Kahu- iiawal, one of five men \chai'ged

ers charged with the slaying.

f Valleyfleld conducted~ services t the home and grave while the

rofusion of floral tributes. Tho

arraby, Wilfred McLean, ‘John A.

HONOLULU, n». 2s. -- Negoti-

Grsnvllle h

murder charges,

daughter, the wife oi’ Licut. Tho- w mas H. Massie. of

tho- United

d Albert P. Jones, are the oti

Kent Street. Bakes Best

Ilnb In Island's alter snow-chiming. been “faulty imlmcled by the"

and accurate answers that they had

BAKED BEANS 3'

crocks, ready at 4 P. M. Saturday.

We again offer our opening special of one quart of Beans and one loaf of Whole Wheat Bread for 28 cents.

Beans 20c per quart.

in sealright sanitary containers. Call . early and avoid disappointment. '

StewarPs Bakery

.-__, . mall plane service between Moncton

_ _ and Charlottetown be discontinued" Delicious flavoured Pork and Beans was inteli’ ', debated. Although baked in our ovens in earthenware some of the sneakers wort absent

12c per pint.

peered at his desk in the Wrigley

recently.

and Mrs. Ephraim Malone and Mr. Peter Toole, were visitors to Broom Albert vale recently, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cusack. ,

flying visit to this city during the week.

town, spent; the week end at her home in Kelly's Cross.

Criminal esting and intelligent meeting was

entually it was announced that the states navy. Massey and two en- “Pro" side was victorious." The listed men of the navy. F. J. lord speakers were as follows: ‘m, James E. Coady, Mrs. Emmett German and James P. 'I‘ralnor;*Con, John W. Bradley, Louis McQuaid, Leo Mc- Intyre, Monsghan.

tant question, "Resolved that air

“Lady Gordon” “Still Wagging Her Tongue

for p, century and a half—is.the aristocrat oi.’ Imsiemauth» Railway Sztotion, and every day when the

Hlllocks, he hears her brazen voice. "Lady Gordon" is s. bell weighing over a quarter of a hundredwelgnt, and swirigng 1n a stout wooden frame. It derives its name from a

house at Losslemouth in a turret of °if which the bell was first fixed. When ° s

bought the house and put the bell in the harbor, w ence 1t was taken 1°“

in 1852.

U.

apart from the tongue, which has m)

had go be replaced. The old tongue however, is preserved at the‘ station i as a relic. ' ' an

KELLYS CROSS AND VICINITY of The‘ men of this vicinity are bus- ily engaged ln procuring their win- 7's wood. Some have already iln- lshed. '

ard _Bul

Mr. Mathias Hagan made a. flying trip to Emyvale recently.

day

Miss Kathleen Cusack accently spent the week end in South Mel-

licr' ville. ' '

The many friends of Miss Eliza- beth Cusaek are glad to know that M she is around again, after her long seige of sickness.

We are sorry to learn that Miss Eileen Monashqg, Kelly's Cross, is confined to her home through ill- ness.

and

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Mr. Maurice Bradley, South Mel- ville, made a short trip to Hampton

Miss Mary Bradley and her broth- W"

er Cecil, of South Melville, paid u ly- vislt to Msplewood last week, the guests of their uncle, John W. Brad- ley. . -

day Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bradley, Mr.

Mr. Wallace McGulgan‘ paid a busln

Miss Annie Carraghcr, Charlctte- :

On February 18th, o. very inter- of m

eld in Kelly's Cross hall by the st. ML‘

merits were put forth by both “Pro" Peter and "Con" sides, which made it dif- cult for the judges to distinguish T

hich was the winning side, but ev-