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‘iii; swlftest. most‘ thrilling film drama in many months!

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The romance ol’ a youth who wins regeneration and the» only girl in a. tremendous climax!

Also Comedy “HOT HOUSE

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Laughter That Sparkles Through Tears —‘ Drama Touched With Pathos

‘JANET GAYNOR’ CHARLES FARRELL

Two Glorious Stars Ilead Tremendous Cast

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having Maritime Championship games played in P. E. 1. If such towns. like Montague, Kensington. and Sourls. or even smaller centres. would organize there is no question t .but that the great skillful. health-

Thc annual meeting of tho Char- ful game of tennis would become as Vlotietown Tennis Club was held last popular in these centres as it is here evening in the Y. M. C. A. parlors. tin a very short time.

a very fuir representation of mem- The officials elected for the en- bcrs being present. The great intcv- suing year were as follows: Hon. "efzt taken in Tennis~during thc past iPresident-His Honor Governor ifciv years bids fair to continueil-Ieartz: President-J’: A. Bentley, ‘without any signs of abatementure-elected); Vice Presldent- Miss judging by the tone of last nighdr.‘ Jean Martin (re-elected); Sect. meeting. The Club has now six 'Treas.-—Malcolm MacKinnon (re- first-clnss courts and the various ‘clectedl; Other executive members minor improvements contemplatciliMiss E. Bourke, Messrs. D. Morton at; soon as weather will permit will ‘and H. M. Simpson (re-electedi; add greatly to the beauty and at- [Tea Committee-Miss I. Mutch. LZ'I-l(.'ii\'(‘il(‘.','.‘i of the historic club Miss J. Fullerton and Miss M-

',g1cund.-' at Victoria Park. ‘The Weeks.

Tiifstandard of the game is also risine, The usual annual dance will be g1 year by your. It is confidently erz- given by the club early in May the 111's not ted that very shortly teams from details of which will be looked alter Margaret Dougan .. 14g 121 130 thi‘; club will furnish very serious by Mr. J. W. Rodd.

Airlles McQuaid 88 l09 lili rvpositicr for Maritime Champions. ---<p+>-——-

Dot Perry had high single of r5.) It. is a matter of regret that clubs. British India is the largest pro- for the Braves while Mllfgillvl are not organized in other centres duccr of goat and kid skins in ill" D°ll8an had high single of 140 iurl in our province olitsido of Summer- lwcrld and more of thcm are made also rolled high three s; 391 "m, s cllndi nisn- dnaaoi: cmfwyp p into leather in the United Slaw-i ' g-idc and Charlottetown. This is a than in any other country- zcricus drmvback with respect tu

Ladies Bowling: ‘Aimual ‘Meeting 0f AtThe L. 0. Gfﬂiftown Tennis Club

. The Braves and Colleons played one of the keenest and most cxcit- ins semcs when they met for H!‘ first time last evening at 6.15. Th; Same went to the Coileens witn the very small majority of 3 plus,

Braves:

Mary Cronin

Ann Cronin

Dot Perry . .. Gertie Coady .. Kay Hughes

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Bertha McQuaid

Reta McFnrlnne . ‘ Hilda Praught

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lfouth revives its loves and comedy

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Comedy-“CU TIE”

Glamour 0f Youth Has Been Captured

In High School Heroii»: or humor

A ROMANCE OF SCHOOL. DAYS AND LOVE DAYS AND THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURES 0F YOUTH.

The glamour of youth has been successfully caught in Fox Films comedy drama. “High School Hero". which had its first local showing at the Capitol Theatre vesterdey. .

Director David Butlendesorvcs unstinted credit for so deftly dc- oictlng the spirit of our younger reneration of high school age. He has accomplished this by utilizing wrobably the youngest cast of wlayers ever seen in a feature picture. And though the principles are new comers to the screen they have caught. perhaps for that "ery reason. all the spontaneity and freshness typical of the vounzster of today.

Sally Phipps. 1927 Wampo star. is in the leading feminine role and is a decided success as a come~ riienne. Nick Stuart and John Dar- row give splendid performances as the rival “boy friends". while Dav- id Rollins supplies a sympathetic note of a new kind in screen char- rocterlaation.

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“MASKED MENACE” ALSO

DOT DEVORE COMEDY i The story deals with the activi- mes of a typical American high ischool and treats in humorous vein {the problems of the students. ‘There is fine romance, a great and one of the 0st hotly contested basketball igumes interwoven logically and in- terestingly into the plot of the ‘story. _ ‘The third episode of the Capitol serial. “The Masked Menace", and "Cutie", a laugh hit comedy, com- pletes this fine week end Pfﬂilfﬂlll- It is in every way a delightful and wholesome picture of the kind that a whole family 011" enjoy together. ‘

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Mr. Paul Schneider and ‘Mr. and Mrs. John Cairns and family 595"" to thank their friends and nclgll" bors for the many acts of kindness and sympathy shown them durins their recent sad bcreavcmcntﬁthc death of their dear Maisie. Also all those who sent Mass Cards. SD11“- ual Bouquets. Flowers. Telegrams and Letters of Sympathy.

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Mrs. Palmerson Mill of Clor- mont wishes to thank her neigh- bor for their kindness and sym- pathy during her recent illness.

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l-"msr scuba? AFTER nas- TER, April 15th. St. Mark's-Run iicqmorning prayer. ll ﬁt m-i 5V John's, Milton, evening prayer, 3 n. m. Preacher-Rev. C. F‘. John-f xon. ' i ' Z- 1 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES --i Services in the Brookﬁeld congrega- tion on Sunday, April 15th will he held, as follows‘: Hartsville ll a. m.;,» Brodltﬁeld 7- p.111. _ tPntrlot please copy). i

CLYDE RIVER~5ervicc in the Presbyterian Church, Clyde Riven Sunday, April l5tli, will be at ii p. m.; Sunday School at 2 p. m. v

lPatriot please copy) ANNUAL TEA AND same - Trial Easter tea and sole under the nus-l olccs of the Ladies Aid of St. James; Church was widely patronized yes-y terday, notwithstanding the incle-i mient weather. The upper hail ivitlit‘ rho handsomeb/ decorated refresh-y pent tztblo, candy, C. G. I. T. until ;wo fancy work booths, was never. plTrttlCl‘ and record sales were mndc. in the lower hzall the tea tables were: exquisitely laid with the choicest‘ cooking and expert scrvicc, tho loci-I ies being highly complimented on‘ zheir g d-tea. The receipts were very g tifying to all those whol- wcorked so hard all winter for this‘ oig annual tea and sale. l —~ l VFORMER ISLAND LADY _.' Richard E. Delaney. M. D., in writing to the Oakland ltlaple Leaf on ‘Canadians here and there in] California, says:-'I‘hc moment- Mrs. Sarah McEt1rqgg_ of Long Beach, opcnczl herdooi" to inc this morning I rccognizcdﬁnc noble fncc of it typical Scotch “blue tics-c". Her many friends at Den- ver. Colorado, and West Point, P. E. Island, her native home, will be glad to learn she is well and prom-, iscs to see the century" mark. Her husband lost his lifc in a mine in Bisbcc. Arizona. They lived 35 years in Denver, Colorado. She "Peaks vcry highly of tho climate at Denver. She has two (laughteizs who hold fine olficc positions iu Los Angclcs, and they are with “mother” every evening. Mrs. Mc- Enroe is n daughter‘ of the late Patrick McLcllan and Mary Ann Hickey. Mrs, lvli-lsnrocs family rcnsists of three daughters anti one son. Shc lives with every mou- em conlfort. She and family have been four years in California.

SUCCESSFUL ISLANDI-Jlt - Onc of our miccessiul Island boys abroad is Mi‘. Lee Gamble, a son o‘. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gamble, oi Rpse Valley, P. E. 1., who. although- cnly a young man, has made a| mark _for himself in the Dairy‘ business. lie worked about three.‘ years with his brother, Mr. C. l-L, Gamble, of the 'l‘r_von Dairying Co. where he made his start in the creamvry work. On Jun. 1st. i027, hi: went to Guelph, Ont. where he entered the Dairy Court-ct of the Guelph Agricultural Colleg», coming fifth in a clnrzs of fortyq four students in the final 02mm.» and received first prize in a cream graders competition helil there at‘ the close of the Dairy Course, when abnuttwo hundred crcimr graders from Ontario and other parts of the Dominion gathered thcrc for a convention and grade-us competition. This brought ltlr.‘ Gamble quite forcibly to the 110i- ice of the Dairy officials-from the. Western Provinces. who tirgcd liiizi to go West and take up officiuli

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Before you buyany new car at the price of our used Dodges, consider those facts. ’i‘licy mean cash lo you.

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cream grading work. Early in Illlill‘ he went to Wiutlipcg where ivy lock two weeks in the Winnipeg" Agricultural College to get accus-l tcnu-cl with the tﬁetliorlr; oi Wcsi- ' crn Creamery work. On May fi t he entered llic El'(k."tdn.1(' Crea Pry n."- hi-ocl butler maker wilvrir he has made a lmmi showing as may be- men by the‘ following awards given by the different Ex- hibition andCrc-nmcry conventions held throughout tho Western Pro- inces. Reserve grand clmmpiow ship for Manitoba at Regina,‘ Bank 0f. Montreal Sivcepstakcs n’. Dairy Convention in Winnipeg; Highest totnli score in Deiraval I'l- terprovlncinl in Regina; At the. Winnipeg Exhibition. lhrce . firsts i and four seconds; At the Regina Exhibition. one first and one soo- 0nd; At Central Canada, Ottawa. one first; At Royal Agricultural Fair. 'l‘oronto. one first and on’: iscccud; At Vailcouvvr Fair, one first; At Victoria Fair. one firstf and ‘one second: and second prizes‘ at Calgary and Edmonton Fairs, also third prizes at Brandon. Mftlh, Canadian National Exhibition m Toronto; ltoyal Winter Fair ir. 'I‘orcnto, and Vancm|vci' Fair. l1 ynncouvcr. B. C. ’l‘hi.s is rather it good showing for n young mun just starting on his chosen car- reer and i111: many friends on P. E. l. join in wishing him the best oi luck.

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Mrs. James Curlcy. ‘Freetown, is . ) \

visiting in Bonshaw. the guest oi‘ -. _\ . ,

her daughter, Mrs. John E. Mc- gt]

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Mr. Ed. Nicholson. accompanied by his mother. Mrs. Donald Nichol- son. left this week on u short visit to Boston.

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Mr. Robert B. Messervov left yes-l rﬂéﬂy on return to Oxford. Engq an . »

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