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MAT. .....-... 3 mm, Eve, a.3o si-i_ARP_

PRINCE EDWARD

' _#Nights

- ~Bl-IOP from Hoiman's Cltslol.

SPECIAL LINE! of Ladies coats

$15.00 and 820.00.-Prowse Bron. Ltd, 860 1121 mli

LADIES HATS-Special for Fri-

day and saturday 85_00~-Proww nm, Lin, siio 1121 mei

VERNON.-On Monday, Nov. 24-.

at 7.30 p. m. a meeting in the inter- ests of the P. E. l. Bible Society will be held in Vernon Methodist Church, when Rev. J. M. Murchis- on District Secretary will he pre-.

MOH. and "Tues, sent and address- the meeting. _

EMERALD WHIST-The weekly

Whlst held in Emerald Hall under the direction of the Summerfield liramatlc Club pn Friday ni8\ll provcil to be a grand success. 'l`li<-rc was a large crowd present and everyone enjoyed themselves. ’l‘li<~ ladies prize was won by Mrs. _\i:ii‘slia|l liughes and the 89llii‘-" ni:iu's prize was won by Mr. Emmet _\lurphy_ After whist the young pt-oplc indulged in dancing for a few hours. At the wiiist held the pre- viinis we-4-k the ladies prize was won hy _\liss Pearle Murphy and the n~-iiileiiii-n's prize was won by lllr _los-.»pli Kiggins.

Sixru Annual.

~ Revue. 1::

'il

with all there stars and many more

*Ai..Pi.uNi<si'r

1 PAT RAFFERTY

sn Ai.i_aN

Ei*

uri A -

A '\,\@I`0\d i\_

-_j:. ,_ _ti ~

‘ LOWER FLOOR _

$1.00, $1.50. $2.00

BALCONY

. 750, 31.00. $1.50

Plus Tax

Box Oflfficé

INSIDIOUS

EY IC STRAIN

We use this adjective advis- cdly.

Suifercrs from Eyestrain

may have perfect vision and therefore do not suspect the presence of any eye defect.

The motive power of the

entire human organism il Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes, it is computed

utilize about 20% of thie Nerve Energy, but when Eye- strnin is present. a much larg- er proportion is required. Hence defective eyes. through their consuniptioii of an ex- cessive amount of Nerve En- rrgy, may seriously affect the functioning of other organs of the body, :ind produce iii lit-alth. ~

HAVE YOUR EYES

EXAMINED '~

it. ii. F. Hutcheson

Optometrist

"65

'Zi Cf"WZé-T1’S' Stiiiii-linker _ _ _ _ _ I _ l

TOCK QUOTATIONS

IIALIFAX, Nov. 21.-Quotations

i'iirnislicd by Ward & Johnston.

l _\i1-iubcrs Montreal Stock EX

Ap I _ viialige, _ __»‘.I-,

‘ 9 A

il--ll Telephone 138%

’ _ _ _ _ _ _ 28%

, . 66

llioiiiptop _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . Si. Lawrence Flour _ _ _ il1in\\al’o\vcr .r. ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ t‘iilia (`:inc Sager _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ viii.-_i Pano Sugar Pfd _ l'an American Petroleum __ _\1iii=i'icun Orin , , , _ ,_ _ , _ _ _ iii-aziliiiii Fraction _ ._ _ . .. _ _ iloii-ard' Smith Pfd _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . iii. ward Smitili Com _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Spanish lllver Preferred . _ 112% Spanisli River Com _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 103 Steel L‘omp-any of Canada 83

llriiish ldmplre Steel lst'_.__ llriiisli Empire Steel Bud. _ _ _ l'i~nni:in_~1 . . _ . . _ _ _ . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Aliitilii _ Sliawinigan

14% 61

56 157% 5454; 82%

250 634 148 58 133

Lanrentide Pulp _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S2 (`unailian General Electric _ (‘anudian Steamship Com .. ('11 'dl S *hi Pfd _

na an teams p _ -

Asbestos Com . . _ _ . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ lloininion Bridge _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Montreal Power . _ _ _ _ _ Wliinipog Electric _ _ _ _ ._ National Breweries _ _ _ Atlantic Sugar _

77 180 31% WY:

113 ' 172 84 84*/4 28"/3 153% 117% 66

_\na1.oml.i, Copper _ . _ _ . _ __ _ (‘aniiilizin Pacific Railway ._ New York Central ‘Crucible Steel _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _'_ _ _ _

international Paper __ ictny springfield Mex Pe -

_ _ troleum .lnterntaionhl Mer. Marine _ - l‘re_~is Steel Cut' _ _ . _ . _ .... ltcadlng _ _ . _

Southern Pacific

68% 102

i'nio1i Pacific ._ ifiiat Copper l’. S- Stt-cl I7, S. industrial Aicorol __

41 148%

IE*/Q 84

MONTREAL 'EXCHANGE

193-I Victory , _ , , ,_ _ , _ _ _ _ _ lilfifl Victory _ _ . _ _ _ .

1922 Victory .. 1937 Victory . _ _ _ . ._ _ _ _ _ _

104.15 106

BANKS

Bank Commerce liank Royal _ llank Montreal _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ ._ ilank Nova Scotia _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

196

249

158

THE MARKETS

SUMMERSIDE MARKET Dairy Butter _ . . . . . . _ _ 30 Eggs per doz. 38 l’oi:ilue:i 20-30 Oats per bushel 60 llay._.._.____.__ ...$10.-$12. lllilos..__....__________....._ 9 Pork _ _ _ _ . . _ . _ _ _ . . . _ _ _ _ _._ 7-1l SOURIS MARKET iliiticr 35 Pings ._ 35-40 Oats __.._..____.______-___.._55 Potatoes _. 22~30 llay Pork _____.________.__.____ 10% MURRAY HARBOR flutter _-____-____-_--_-_.-___ 32 Eggs .-_.-._..--...____..-_.-_ 35 (lain ,_ 60 l’otaoes _____._______________ I‘ork _._ __________________ _,101/Q CIIARLOTTETOWN MARKET lilgixs 60 llulter 42 (luis 65-70 llay _ . 65-70 Sirmv 40 liiirk 11 Poltilocs (red and blue) 25-35 Fowl .-__'__._.__.___11.00-$1.15 Cliickens __._-._-.___-._-__ 'I5-$1.00 Ducks __.________._.__ $1.00-$1.35 (lot-sin $2.50 Turiiips 12-15 P hh

_ ,‘..“",. ‘ *‘* :1 age . _ . . _ _ _ _ . _ . . _ _ .._'15 '-nk.” .uk -~*#‘-‘--°‘" _._i_‘_:;_Sf‘r%‘f’ff'?f__?f¢?f“;¥_., j __,_',, __ has ,ir oth., brand. hai.” to a

T ',’,““:' ‘"1 sianiisiiiifor savor and iiuahw.

$12 _

25 '

- - - -- --H J." os- .__ -.

SPECIAL VALUES in”-babie:

winter bollnets 81.00 to .tl0. -'I'

Prowse Bros. Ltd. 86111121 m2l_

OYSTEKS.-We have I quantity

of selected handplcked oysters in

btrrele for sale. Wire, write or p one ug for prices,-(_1'ls_rke Bros. 'is Queen si.. cnariotielqrin.

858' l. 21 mai

nossnrson -_ srswanr.-A

very quiet 'but pretty wedding took place on the evening of Tues- day, November 20th, at the home 0! Mrs. John T- McLeod, 24 Chestnut Street, Charlottetown, when her niece Misa Roselle Stewart of Brookfield was united in marri-180 with Mr. Clifford Robertson ot Charlottetown. .The cerein0l1Y WHS performed by Rev. Rt ll. Btavert in the presence of a number of the immediate relatlviee and friends: The bride was attended by her cousin Miss Mae McDonald. North Wiltshire, while the groom was supported by Mr. William L- Hale of Charlottetown. The bride was beautifully gowned in brown velvet trimmed with fur. After the ceremony was over s dainty lunch was served. The bride's going away suit was of sand velour with hat to match. The young couple leave on the morning train on Friday for a short wedding trip to Moncton and other Maritime cltsiee. Ou their return they will reside in Charlotte- town. The Guardian joins in wish ing Mr. and Mrs, Robertson many years of happy wedded life.

-A-<0-t-l

PERSONALS.

Mr, Joseph Bradley, Millview.

was a visitor io the city yeiiterdiiy.

lMr_ Male. W. llvlorrow. Clyde River, was in the city yesterday-

1\irs_ E. E. Good, Cornwall. WHS 3

visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr. Herbert ilioward. Cornwall.

was in the city yesterday on _bus- imesa.

-III .

LA DIES

Have You Seen

CARA' NOME FACE POWDER i COMPACTS

IN THE WATCH CASE STYLE BOX?

You w.i| iw plana with

. th. beauty and dnign and

the thlnneu of It. The lid in no constructed that than is not the leant d|n~ ger of breaking the nail

_ when opening it, white tho

compressed powder in tho latest product In toilet nc- eeaorlu being delight-

' fully perfumed with the exquisite GABA NOME.

We have lrunott, and

Nlhirqllo diadel; also ro-

oili 4/r HZ? '_';__'_________'______';;_'_' .li ' _ ~ _

ii _ ° ‘ _ _

~ 1 ~ » ~>" - fr.: iw mm., iiiciirv it iiieiiotsoii

_ C0 = Tobacco Company, Liii\li€d 5.... 'nu in ci. veg... l Manufacturers Llinriottetown '

~ N.D_McLEAN

\ W \v_ Eggs 40 ` ‘°”feAtu"% " ‘,3i.’i§....;'";:i;::;:i;::;;;::;ii

'~ pork mu _

M.0Nfi\AOUE MA-RKEYI' Butter _ _ . . _ _ . _ _ . .._ 33

its KuoAi< Stoltz 592

`-u "R

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PAT RAFFERTY

in “ACE HIGH” -Monday and Tuesday

-.,i. » » _

of the Dumbelis

‘lHE|]l|-lliiiiii' HEHE lli]N|lll

.i__-

Cai>t_ Meri. Pluiikclft and his cm-uiiies and See 'i‘oo'ii_ niaking tim

Mill Oliiy “Du-mbells Company" \\'iii prcseiii tour ai splendid reunion and be the attraction at the f’r»inri- gpiporlng oi' ine clans, Edward Theatre next Monday and' ’1'-hte famous Ciipta-ln l”‘li1,nkctt'o Tllesdlly Diglilti- Tiliii Coillllllliy lil*-*ltoii piece ortfliestra, which has nev- not -been seen -hero since Decenilwr t-r bccn heard here before, -_is also 1921, although some of the nii-in- U, femur-,_. of me prograininie. - bem ot' the present cast, notably "Red" NeW““‘“ “ml "°I°°k" H°"_“"‘l revue which they are offering this were here with a si-niilar orgitnlza S(,Mon_ and _N _has all nw speed "0" lm” 3"“8°”~ ` action and sheer beauty of ri. Sup T110 ilfesflnl D“‘"‘?\‘@i‘lS 0”-‘il l"' with scout piano in iiiii night.

cludes these two great stars, Ross _ Ilamiliton and Al. Plunkett, who _-trrangemenits have been made to have been wiith the show since ilic bring the baggage cars in on the first penformance in France elglit-t-:irly afternoon train, so the show years ago, as well as all the siiirnslio-uid start around eigliit th-irty of The Maple Leafs, Or-iglnais, Vol-p, ni_

“Ace High” is t-ho title. of the

Y ‘ Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 1492, liav`_

D ___ lnatliiircil licrc in your home 'thiii

Mr_ John S. Cairns. unsta na;:».°_ cvon n-,g to show our appreciation

was in the city yesterday on bus- _ Thgreltif you. our oldest member. You

m8“_ _have had a long experience in the

-__ On the evening of the thirteenth|;1:'f}§:1l;0¥°&. ];;‘;"""_|:)&;';l" Ii‘ud;:“rt0L;_r

M12 10h-Il II- 'MY0\'5- “L A|g`l°“~ a number of the iiiciiibers of Lorne ' ` ' ' was in the city vwterdiiy on bus- orange Lodge, N0. 14:12 ui nt-si.i.it- “‘“"““" "em" “my "$`“"" ag” ““" iuess. ` accompanied by their wives or l\f;,lfr tfuuuerged 1° Hyde mV""°‘

_Z sweethearts wended their' way tai l'_°i‘" ‘Owe range I*‘"|K" was °r`

Mr Richard 'Henderson Nortliltiie home of Mr James Gordon oi' ga Zed in 1880' yo" b”°a'"" 3 - - - ' ' » ii- riii i d i “~*“=f» “S H "‘=‘"°f 1° "le “ily Yes' ’“""“ “°““ ‘° “"°‘” """' ““""‘ "" i'y'if1I"i.»i§t°i.t.tf..”§'.fvl0§.i§fr§m.l..'i§iI

iei'<ii\Y- “peel ‘ur Im" and present mm “.'m_’_ cr for ten years. You werv the first

an honorary niuiiibership certiili. t _ _ I , ate from the Lodge, Mr- Gordon isl r“”tL° “pp” me" 'wh"" the Ir"

|Mr_ ‘Ira Auld. Winsloe, was_»u0w In his seven.-tymgm ye” be_ testant Orphanage was established

among the visitors to the city yes-‘ ' __ and now you arc tlitrsolo survivor came an. Orangemen before lie nas ie;-day, ~ _ twemm so that he has bean a mem of that original trustee Board. This

_.__ ber of the order about S|xty_ywr8_Iinntit\ition _has grown to its present

Mr. John W. McD°usa1i~ Marian-is iles-iii. at the -present init.. is 5”” "°"‘ "mi “fly "“>’~

Shore. was a visitor to the city :'68-lnoi, very good. lie and his amiiiblo We h”"""""h present 'y°“ Wm’ lerilay, ' partner and family _Hwure much y.°_Ff; h°n°r"ry "f"""b"""‘mD "U"

--- cheered by thc friendly visit of the L‘i‘_,°‘"“' W" have ‘“ld"d,U"** 5’““"

M.,-_ Harry McKinnon, FairvieW._,members and others who caiiic on QLfmlgn’3?';)l:lr"];_i|s':Lf?“T1l$‘fund “S

was among me Wsjtoh 1° the cnyln mlssmn ut good Wm' . We' have missgd Tear vgluilllle

¥€Bi6l”¢lHy. e‘iMcrl'1§:_§‘j’;§l(yE|':l'3e;`§'_‘vw§1‘< £f]pD$2; Rein anvil] i_:_ounsel in thu Lodge

_*_* ' ' ' ' ' ' nom. e opc and th"t_ `

Mrs w A wiiiiimstaniey Bridge. Phe" ” "ad me “°°°"“l"‘“l""g iii-avi-iiiy Iniiiwi- ninlyngantd

' ' ' iltld - Th ’ 11 I Il ‘ l I '

was ugiong the visitors to the city_ cerxffte wt” °l?r‘;r;;r_iJ:;‘ "‘b‘yr“ll`fI_f' i-ontlniicd hcalthiand strength. that

Y¢sl'9" W- _ Lorne Higgins and anoilior gift on L" Mrs' G°"’°" "ml y°“"s"lf

_"' behalf ofthe Lodge was pri-siiiitt-_il uyavenvs richest bh"Si"g"‘ may h"

Mr_ Kenneth iMcMi|l;m, Cove- by Mn Chester E_ Shuw_ Singmg izivt-n und that thc evening time of

hand Road was in me city yearn. Scripmre reumng and prayer can your lives may be one of mucii dill’ On business. eluded this part of thu pi'iig1'uiniiii~_ Dmfce “nd blessodness'

-- Games were indulged in and with ‘signffl n" h,“h"H or Low” L°‘"‘7"'

Mr. R. McLeod and son, Lloyd. pleasant conversation inadc an en- NL' 14`M‘ `I‘ l"dg“_r F“"""' W‘"`u‘y

aBrookfie.ld_ were in the city ycster- loyable evening. The ladivi; st-rvcil Mf""_[f"r' Alfred ,(’m"°r°’f‘ M' J' day on businegg, a dainty lunch and all wt-nt away MMI herson' (h”““"` ('~ Sh““"

reeling they had :I gum' limp In “__ W-:iri‘cn liiman, Lorne P. Hlgi-Zins

*_ ' _ _ _ ' \v i - 1 -_ _ ‘ » -.

Ma- of sm- - ...;'_‘.s.:..._f.‘;:_' “i.;°::._i_':“‘"-_i;:.i‘..i

merside is -in 'th-ig city attending A_dd"°_" |)0"g,,hi MuéK|m,on

the Union Commercial- College. To g;(;t5l_e;;_JI;_'_";"° Gordon’ "Dpi" Mr. Gordon iniidela suitable rc-

' _ -l D , t; ply thanking the members and all Miss Barbara Campbell. Camp- e`l,‘J'eB;Z,t::r|)r(_thrOn of Lump for their kliidly remembrance oi'

bell's Cove was in the city yester- ' lilin.

day and Leaves this morning for A Boston on a. visit to friends and " Ciwerilig ncws giaildcned the I-eiagives _for me w.imer_ lit-.arts of tho farmers in tho vicinity

____ _ _ oi' the shipping port of Victoria

Ml A_ W_ Bmce_ K,ms,Sboro_ WM ,W _ _I "' ivlien tho pricii of potatoes ndvanc

open All Day Wihcat: Dec, 150%: May. V4; in the city Yesterdal' and lieaves / ‘f“| l01Y"~`i\lY_~;¢_iSlii v_villS»;i`iiB>’_W_ero

'; July. 1101/._ this morning by it-its norden ii-sin vi t °"’“"'>' -`“" "ii ‘"` We" Y' “"’

____ - (-crm Dem 115%; MBL mug; for west Lynn Mmm where he _m_ 4 _ ~ and twenty-five cents licr biishcl. - _- ' _,_ July 122;/§_ _ tends Spendhg' the wfhmer Mr. L_ liosivcii li-as one vessel load- - _» 0_m_ D0C_ 531/‘__May_58%_ July - ( cd and two or three nicirc on tlii-

"°"""-"""- ' 57. _ ’

..._..- -.- ...~A_.~-_-~ wywm; Dem 153%: May 162%_ mnulh mmm." BQHW" N__""m_ drive. it is anticipated that there

00 ¢~¢¢»¢¢-¢¢»¢°°°******‘ i _ _i 0, 0 _ prices of potatoes before sping and

_ wi'

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ii I

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The very minute

you read this you should take a mental inventory of your coal supply and then get im touch with uc. You .should place your order now. ‘ “THE MAXIMUM OF HEAT"

W.D. GILLIS & C0.

Phone 176

n C 0

75|! P I>

2./

’“~` ;1;j""~ ' " little heavy Notwithstanding tli's

-_,___

way to llc loaded with farm pro

will bo further advances in thi'

farmers will profit by holding their farm pwdiicu. Outs is likely to be higher ln price. At the present time outs is selling at rural points for about sixty cents per bushel. At the same date last. year thuy were sell- ing for forty-five cents per bushel.

Rev. George Gardiner. travelling

agent for the Now Home for de- linquent girls to be erected near Moncton prnched last Sunday morn- ing in Tryon Mctliodist (‘iitii'ci\ and in the cvuning in Victoria. He is to return soon to this district in the interests of this interdenomln- ational enterprise which seeks to help the fallen.

Tho snow _storm on Monday has

givun the ground n winter-l-lke all' pcaranco anil has made travelling a

';"` » ~ _ _5_>_ff __ rn: _ _ . »

_ ' -3, ' numerous farmers -are hauling

li -C Q/\| ~ their produce to market. some \§_'5 _ "

UQQOQ-vv-v

0-99

_ |80, KENT S_T. my _._.ffI'fff°ffffffff° ui. nur. ____

__$_#i_ _ __,~,~ _

H‘ICKEY’S BLACK 'TWIST _

O9-O4'500-O-O4

No comm RISON

When it comes to; Chewing' Tobacco

because 'J-o~

\`i

Fei#

‘Jin in Mnim nm/ by fwfr/ 'Mwf ‘ mar ‘Wu

_ “' if

»i‘-.‘§`ff"}'£’i.‘ii'- -..i.... .Product/on ¢i;.¢y.d.q,/._y»yco¢rluAoII»¢r

Mary-Picltfovd net/ci so supremely beautiful Never so' splendid ri

_ portrayal as that of

the uixenish miss of eighteen who brai_/es parental wrath, faces treachery, intrigue, and even t'reaso_n, to wed her liea~rt’s choice. Beauty marks every phase of this classic.

PRINCE EDWARD

Wednesday - Thursday November 26-27

travelling iioforc dnyll_v,lit io In- on iianil early and avoid ilii- rush,

Mr. and Mrs. 'i`lii-oilorc \’Vaitc oi'

Siiiiiiiiiwslilii wi-ro wi-ck-i-nil visit- ors to friends lp Tryon last \\'i~t-li.

Mr. (‘ani» lloliuiiil who has bccn

very si,-riouiiiy lil l`or the past tt-iv wci-ks is ri-porti-il now lo ho oiii oi' iiuiiger, (lain has had ai ratlit-r un-‘ fori\iuati~ time iatcly tlirougii iii- iii~_~is und otiii-r trying 1-xpui'icn1~.i»»s, much sympathy is felt for lilin.

,Happenings ofathe _ Week .

(Continued From Page 4)

rliryriantlicinuma, Mrs, Mnckinnonl i'i\i:i-iviiig with Mrs. (Jrodfrcy. 'Nnl was poured liy Mrs, _l, W, l~`niconi'r.l la iiumlii~r of _voting girls iinslstliig in sorvliig, and among many call- i-rs being Nli‘.~'., 'i`, Slicriiian itiigiws, Mrs. tl, _l. lliirrlii-il, .\Irs, J. l.. Rui' sion. Mrs. (lcoi‘,<.:n S. (‘.ainpli<=il, Mrs. iiosi-, Mrs. Macl{i»1-ii, Mrs, _liilin i'l_ ltvnii, Mrs. Aligtis M:i1'ilunalil,Ml'i-\. S. l.. _Vlai»lrnnan, Mrs, Martin King, Miss Smith.

l U U

.\irs_ Wnr Jzirdino of llclla lllvivr

who ri-ce-ntly iiiidcrwcnt an op4»r:i~ tion in the l'. E, l. ilospital is stcadily lnipro\'Ing_

o in s

The following clipping was tal(-

cn from tliii Evening Mail. llalil`ax_ Tho Mrs, Godfrey rcfi>ri‘cd to was Miss Ileien (‘.aine-ron of Cliarlotto- town, 1'. E. I:»- “Yesterday after- noon for 'thc first bime si-ncc hrr ninrri-age. Mrs. Wilfred Goilfrcy. the Victoria Apartments, \vliosi- liushaml is one of the lecturers at thc Dailioiinip Law School. receiv- ed at thu liome oi' Mrs. (`.lnri_~ni'c Macliinnon. Pine illll, many friunils cnlli-ng. for Mira, (ioiii`i'<=y has in the short time sho has licuii hcrc, won a -secure place ln iilio rcgiiril of many. The rooms were alorn- ed with yellow chrysantlieiniinis. Mrs. Macklnuun receiving with Mrs. (_lodfi'ify_ ’l‘0a was poiiroii hy Mrs. J. W. Fallconcr, it nuiiihiir of young igirls assistiiig in serving. and -'iniong many callers being Mrs 'i`_ Shiirniiin ltogi-rs, Mrs C. .l._ Bur- cht-ll, Mrs. .I L. Ralston, Mrs. (leo

_._ _ _.__

S. t'-iiiiipbellflvlts Ilene, Mrs. Mac- Kiroii, Mrs. John E. - Read. Mrs Angus l\lacDoh:ild, Mrs. Sf L_ Mac

li-una-ii. iMl‘_s. Martlii King, Miss Sinitli." I I

O O 0

Pnshionlhas launched h-or social

sein-ion on ii brilliant. sea and one quite liottonilnss when lt comes to stylus to please rvcry woman. The sheath silhouette is the most gun- vrili. and there are auch softening features ns scarfs, 'shoulder drap- ery; and _thc 'iiiiort iiarcd tunic t0` ‘ disguise Itdfl-generous curves. There are also draped gowns and apron- frout styles for wonicn who do not' wlsli to wt-nr the closc-fitting froclis. The smartest materials are tlio metallic fabrics, laces, clilffonu: (ii-nrgotio_s_ lirocndcii, crepe satin.: and vi-ivots, and the colors range from i-iilvrr and gold to mauve. vioi-ct, lilac, ilciili, pink, loaf grocnf _lack-rose, red and salmon. The

¢-oat. Wrap of black salin or velvet

1-!-l>E1Pi

J .

‘ ‘ ` i_: 5 - rams

if _ 5 _ ver acreeno__d_ult nas num

7 1E & .' I F hgh tnvhlsiinmyoiz

- 1%- ii » _

1 This is Paris

; ei' the Fialiiiq

i’l‘ive-fe\tut mole-d

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A roaring rats for Gold

and a girl

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ly .' ‘ kv 1

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.. ; -12. T Zfl-"’ ""<f__i-' 3”?-'* =- -_ mce d S51-'_ .5 `

` g »_s_;-~___.__;1._-_T3_,,.g“= _roniav ATS 1.ANn im

"'-,E "‘~T`_` ' nl *Heels Elid Price; Y- - ‘a--__ | _-_:_

EXTRA: _'.E_x'rRAiz ‘ PLASTIGRAMS

Will be shown at the Matinee only. Come on boys and

_ gurls' and have a_'go9d LAUGH

Wfflléi ` 1?@"`7` K" YQ*

DUMVBEHLLS

“CANAl_)A’S BEST REVUE”

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