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NEW SERIALJTAILSPIN ToMMv”

Bargain Rates to Western Canada

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Dates of Siile~March lst to March 14th inclusive.

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thelifaofthiaohemmnbelongsto

sltuatlons.,Yet its reality, its com-

greatat factors in the production.

privilege to see a. screen drama of

Mona Barrie Triumphs In

' Exotic Role At The Strand

l Opening today at the strand this adventurous character so ably

TUWJN. Pol Film's new screen and convincirigly handled, I S UG ,arama,<“Mniery Women.” la ra- Mana Bai-ransmmilng from the ` GESTIONS lvealed ie thrilling and arresting ranks of important supporting play- |.,-uh gawk, -_-_

ers to her first real leading .ole, ep- `

pears as the beautiful and glamor-

ous Marguerite.

for the manshe loves. She feels that Mona Barrie, headed straight for

stardom in the o inion of Holly

1101'-Ulf! \‘°G_ll¢~'»Bll' she searches out wood’s ablest proplgets, has the best ,ltbe secret that has separated them. role she has ,played on the screen! With iid “WVU Wd in Fri-H00. in as the courageous wife; and that N°W YUW City Bhd aboard a trans- fine actor, John Halliday, appears atlantic luxury liner. zhls story as the arch criminal. Rod La nocque, m°V¢5 Wil-ll Speed and suspense making his/ first film appearance through a series of highly dramatic after three years of retirement

abroad, is cast as the husband.

plete naturalness. is one of the Other players in a notable cast

une Mischa Auer, William Faver-

Beldom' has it been this reviewer-'s sham, Billy Bevan, Howard Lang

and George Barraud.

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SUNDAY SERVICES are asfol-

`ows: New Glasgow 11.00 A. M. Fredericton 3.00 P. M. Bradalbonel 7.30 P. M. Wm. G. Quigley, Minis- \ ter. L-5542-3-22-11.

CENTRAL PARISH SERVICES.-

BOYS’ AND GIRLS' POULTRY MEETING-A meeting; of the East Point Boys' and Gills’ Poultry Club was held at Elmira, Monday night, llfarch 18th, for the purpwe 'of irganlaing the work of the club for :he hatcliing season. The following nembers were present,--stanley Dingwell, Irving Baker, George Mc- Donald, Clarence Rose,~Inez Rose. Annie R,cse,Mlrs. s. J. Rose and Mr. Percy Murphy, as well as many supporters of the club, who also criieied in the discusslnos. The meeting was opened by the Presi- ent, Stanley Dinglwell, who in' his remarks stated that he was pleased to see so many of the members present, especially as the roads were in very bad condition. He in- troduced the speaker or the even- ing, M.r.F. M.Nasb, SeniorPou1try

AND THLLMA “_ Rev. J. W. S. Lowry will -preach at pieidmanfo,-p E1 whpgavea very

~ . .. _ . . ‘ _ T01) ~ - ll oi lates and full information cali _ PATsr Rui.; D . 01111301101 on Sabbath li-ft°1‘ll°°11 at interesting talk in regard to the

W. K." RUGERS

City Tlvkfi Agent canadian Nail i ~

94 Great George Street om Hallway.

Elders at Ca-noe Cove Church at

Y COME” 8 oclock A service of praise and - - l a iiviues or me club memes r

Today-Saturday prayer wlu be conducted by nie, Hfis ,prim Mm Im Rose ,fovfg

that a vote of thanks be tendered

TWO two o'cloek. Dr. Lowry will preach

DAYS ONLY at sc. oatharines school Hall this ggdlfég §.'}1“,;"§a§g';n deg

I Friday evening March 22. at 7.30 . __ _ l ____ _ __ _________ ___w___ __ . ’ _ _ _. _ by C.ni'cllre Rose and passed _._ :J _._ _Ze _._ :_-_Z :.: it :.: 1.; »_____= :.: :Z :.1 :__ 3 1 :_::é :_: 2;; ___ _ig ::: i;;-_.ri. 0 CIOCK. _L 5538 3 22 11. unanimously. i

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MICHAEL’S GROCERY "°“.‘” -» - Q ..

Longworth Avenue l

Phone--1071 ‘ s.»iii.iNc.s=

City of Yoknlmina. to

5; - ,___. , - , ports

Clicdabiltlo iioni ueciispo _ Ncvalitc from Local l-iarbour.

U. S.

I Y #_ W , ' 2 Murtioballk lo U S. Ports.

Zane G1‘ey’S li Pecos River range. _ Alaunlato New York,

The long, hard trek over tim Bclle Isle to St Pierre

“,WeSt The P8008” Santa Fe trail, with rivers to be Edouard Jerelniic to sea.,

forded Indians to be fought hu - Silverycw to Llccal Harbour

' TIN? get and thirst to be suffered, poll- A Foundation Franklyn to

trayed with thrilling fidelity. The Harbour.

R_“X/est of the Pecos," the lar/est girls disguiserforins the basis for O'l..e:ii-_v Loc to Local Hiirbour.

ic ai1<ivDix _starring vehicle which misunderstandings that are laugh- c11@<l¢ih~..¢i0 lo meal Harbour.

0110110 yesterday at the Capitol has able at times and tragic at others. Nqwiiw to L0.,-ni Humour,

Sweep. power and scenic grandeour, _ There are bad men to be disposed

‘nd flllillflllly l10l”il”ayS the vivid of, and Dix does it with cliaracteris- VESSELS IN 3|-;R'|'n;

difiys Oi the old West. And in ad- tic neatness. Fred Kohler turns in dlllfm. Dlx has another tailor-maldel a striking performance as the chief |'°1C~ _ of the renegades, but he comes to

The Sl0l`.V. iljilm ihf-‘ pen of Zane no good end.

grey. shows Dlx as .Pecos Smith, s. One of the funniest pair of coin- wo-gun cowboy who was "born ics teamed for pictures in a long __-_ Wd” & C0V¢l‘€d Wilson." and has* time is SieeP`l“.`cnt and Louise Beav- never known any law but that of e., ers, both dusky. one lon!! and lean. clear coiisclence and a quick drawn the other round and Jolly. As the Tmlll Lambeth, thaalrl, played faithful servants of the Loniheihs,

by Martha Sleeper, is the daughter they portray the liglitlieartedness of who prefers to he the "son of Col- a race that can find humor in ad-

onel Lambeth.. a. Dixie arlstocratlversity.

imlwverished by the Civil war. Martha Sleeper gives a fine per-

When Pecos and the girl meet she formance l-is the girl.

ls ll ylrlme cowboy helnlrls her The outdoor background of the father drive fi herd of cattle to thc’ picture is breath-takingly bciiutiful

Quccn Olga. Loading.

Liilzfrn Dlschargirlg- Lficly Rodney Loading. Chrdflbnbfv “Bunkcring Barge No."2 Berth

Aiiiuiiia Dischaiging.

Crlirnglen Loading. Silverycw Discliarging. Dominica Loading.

Bolle l':»lc Loading Novalitc Dis.:'il:i:.ging.

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Hcrlcik 'Discluuging

Limerick Parade

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Colbornc fiom G. W

Cavclicr from B W.

Cltglcf Yo;-gliliiliim Disslinggng.

Myrl`cbaill~: Dischargiiig

Fouiicizitioii Franklyn Berth. 0'Lcai'5' Lcc Dlsclilu-ging.

Edouard Jcrinnc Bunkerlxig.

lil-Scverolcs from St. Joliii's

Indies.

2l_No.l\','cf;iiiii from Glasgow. y Yorkinoor from So. Africa,

Eric Fi-isell from Saint John,

22-Sr-roi-cies from Halifax

Indies.

Miiii. Clilvcn from Saint John. Bcavo1'bi':l<~ from Saint John. Duchess oi Yozic from Liver-

son an rs ui er Massillon, Ohio, following aiu oper ation performed a .few weeks ago. Besides his parents there are left to mourn three brothers, Harris, Robert and Donald. Mrs. .Hiuiter who was formerly Miss Edith Keenan of this city, will have the sympathy of many relatives and friends in her bereavement.

WOR-LD’S DAY OF PRAYER-

World Dey ol! Prayer was observed by the women of Qivendish on March Bth in the United Church. Devotions were led by Mrs. W. A. Paterson The special programme for the day was taken up the theme being 'Besr.Ye one anothers Bur- dens." Prayers were offered by Mrs. AlIred'Mooije, _M'i’S. W. A. Gra- ham, Mrs. Weelgey'&rhith, Mrs. Ern- est McNeill-.‘Mrs;~ R. A. McKenzie and ll/ills. W. A. Paterson. An ar-` ticle The Hour of Prayer was read by Mrs. Jeremiah Simpson; Pray for one Anothul. by Mrs. A. C. Mc-

meeting were Mrs. Praiton Warren, Mrs. Wesley Smit-li, Mrs. Milton Green. plreellded. wt the 018811, Mrs. Nelson Mofloubrey. The meeting was most inspiring and enjoyed by all.

Yann \l`v\l\r|\'u fnr (Will null Qnrnu ]

ers. Two ll.l¢¥I!b€rs Q25-ld membership mes, Program consisted of a read- mg"AnIrishFAlrby MissBci'i Marshall. Contest, fin/.l the A805" by Mis; Bertie Taylor, Music by Mrs. Douglas. Next meeting was invited to the home of Mi's. Thmnes Horgarl. Receipts amount- to $1.55, meeting closed by singing “God save the King".

Patrioy, Please Copy

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ilICLLl)l), l`0RMLBLY OI' IIARTSVILLE P. E. I.

THE DEATH OF MRS. WILLIAM

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'llicre passed away in Vancouver,

B. C,, oii January 25th, 1935, Mrs. Wililaih McLeod, for many years a liighiy respected resident. ci Harts- Yiiie, P. E. I., at t-he age of 83.

The late Mrs. McLeod and her

husband who predeceased hui' twen- ty ycais ago, settled on a inrni at Hlirtsvilie in Fobrilary 1874 wiiehe they resided for thirty six years. Descendants of rugged pioneer stock they bravely faced the hard- ships and sacrifices of more early days, bringing up a family od six sons and two daughters, all of wiiolii grew to manhood and woman- hood in the old Prince Edward Is- land home.

As the sons reached manhood

nt cnll of the Great and Golden est, Soon the majority of thc fam- Iy \vei-Q seeking fortune 'in that asf. section of the Dominion

they heard and heeded the lnslst- C W

v . Drawn by the mighty inagnct of

piirclitnl love__ the paieilts soon turned their eyes \vcst,\vard also. In Dcccrnbcr 1909 the dark cloud of s.

great sorrow first crossed the thres-

hold of the farm-home when the Iourtli son, Alexander met almost instant death ln a mining accident in the West. He was laid to rest in Mountain View Cemetery, Van- coluvci-, Under the burden of so great a sorrow the parents felt impelled' to respond to the now irresistible call ol' B. C., and early in 1910 reached Vancouver.

In tlic supreme joy of being once

more united with their children, the wounds caused by the death of their

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Following the death of Mr. Mc-

Leod in 1915, the lat/e Mrs. Mc- Leod lived with her sons in the suburb of Burnaby. and as was true in the old home, soon made many warm and devoted friends in her new surroundings.

Mrs. McLeod was s. splendid

sample of the old type who put character and devotion to her child- mn ahead of all else. Genuine in her charity. and in sympathy for all in ‘sorrow or in want, it could be truly said of her-"She stnetcheth out her

hand to thc poor. yea. she reacheth

couver on January 28th was oun- ducted by a personal friend Rev. H. N. McLean who gave a beautiful dis- course on the passage of scripture found in Proverbs 81: Verses lu to 81 Concluding with this timely thought.-“'l.‘i'le virtues exemplified in the life of our departed sister dound their source in that Divine Grace manifested in Christ, and flowing from the work of His Cross.”

Truly her children rise up to oall

her blesed, and wait in sweet anti- cioation of that Reslirrection morn-

son were soon partly healed in the We hefhmd' Q, gli, needy," ` ' h ‘ the shadow, “mu fm. my happlnes of service for the llvine- The funeral asi-vias hem ia van- ‘,§§,wa,'§,’,‘y_ Hwdes , 50,, Gord.,

Mchsod of Brookfield there remains to mourn, two sons David and Dr. J. B. McLeod in Vancouver and two daughters Mrs. Roper of Vancoui-ci and Mrs. Jos. Bishop of Qllillvyi Mas. Also one brother Angus R.. Macleod new ill at North Milton. "My boast is not, that I deduce my

birth from loins enthroned, of rulers 'of the ea.rtli-

But higher far my proud pretenm

rise-the child of pa

passed into the skies”

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STANIIOPE WORlIEN'S INSTITUTE

The i-egiilar monthly meeting of

'the Instituiz- was held on March 'ith at the home oi' Mrs. Isaac Law- son, with an attendance of fmrr- teen members and nine visitors. Theiptesident, Mrs. Thomas Me- Ombe presided Mlcctinlr was opened by repeating the Dread in 'unison and Rloll Call was answered by "Ways of Using Crepe Paper. The sick committee reported that one visit had been made. School committe reported that creamer hedibeen bought for school.

The following new committees

were appointed: Sick-Mrs, Percy Douglas ami, Mrs. Joseph School-Mrs. Thomas Horgsn and Mrs. Gauthier. 'I’lie questionnaires on Canadian Industries, and Can- sdiuilaation and National lventa were filled in by the oonvenora airs: daciusien on same by mamb-

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