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SUPPORTS SON IN FASCIST CAUSE

LONDON, Aug. l&-(C.P.)-‘Maud

Lady Mosley, says she has become an fictive worker for the Fascist cause in support of her son., Bil' Oswald Mosley. Hithert/o, a.‘lth01lEh, che has always shared hcr son's tl-`a:;cf..=.t views, she had not taken nn active part in the work of the British Union of Fasctsts, of which her son is head. "I hate the lime- light," she snys.

New she is chairnian of the wom-

'intervivw she is quoted as nyilugz

“I am at the head office most hours of the day, and devote all my energies to the work. The ex- planation is simple. Before my son‘s marriage we always used to work together, and I stood by his side in his early political fights. Naturally when he married Lady Cynthia Cumon she took her place Yby his side, and no one could have filled that place better. Now, un- fortunately, she is dead. There must be someone to help him' in his work, and I am doing my best to fill the gap".

:nh branch of the union. In B11

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the idea of popular prices and it was Alfredo Salmaggi, director of the Chicago Opera CoYmpa.ny, who had the idea of operating opera.

390 along sound theatrical lines. The

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found out that the general public

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A'1"1`RA(7l` PUBLIC I

TO GRAND OPERA

NEW YORK, Aug. l0-<C.P.)- The gentlemen at the I-lippodromc,

who gueses the correct answer to "what does the public want?"

They guessed grand opera-ond

they guessed the prices down 1,9 25-35-50 with s. few deluxe seats at '75 and 99 cents. Some 6,000 people see the show each nght. Another 1,000 to 3,000 can’t gcc in, It has been thus for eight weeks.

Thats grand opera, AD. 1933. It was Col Harris, booking man-

nsrr fOr the Hlppodrome, who had

“We have no angel,, no subsidy

likes grand opcru ’i` it is properly staged and priced within its means. Grand opera heretofore has failed to interest the general pub- lic because those directing it strove to make it of‘ social importance, and forgot the theatre altogether.

"They thought they had bc pay

ridiculoluly high salaries to people 'who came-d a few lire a month on the other side. It throw the artists out of kiltcr, spending so much time worrying over what to do with so much money that they

couldn't sing." `

In addition '£0 the record set for

opera. attendance the promoters estniblished the right to present opera on Sunday, which, said Har- ris, "\\\l moan $10,000 more each

week for the Metropolitan."

C()'I"l'AGES USED

AT N0 (YHARBE

BY CLERGYMEN

TORONTO, Aug. 16 - (O.P.) -

First project of its kind in Canada, “Pleyter Cottages" c°..'_'=.p just south of Big Bay Point on Luke Simcoe, 'was opened for use, free of charge by clergyman of limited means. Alt present thero are 19 clergyinien und their families revclling in the lux- ury of “our own cottages" and en- ijoylng the hospitality of two '1‘o- Ironto women and their brother, the Missa Charlotte and Amelia Plnyter and W; E.. Playter.

Donating 20 acres ol well wood-

ed shore-land, they built and fumished nine cottages with ac-, oomimodation for families of s:x,`| and a community kitchen for ev-I cry thrco cmtngcs. An attractive; little church was ercct0dY and *WTI* I Sunday thirce services are held, the, holidaylng clcrgymen taking turns in conducting services and preach-Y ing the sermons. To complete the

Yplont, a recreation hall wll llllliy

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'rms f,,_m0us Band’ “pres M on the idea that simplicity follow- on, of the ,,,Y,wk Mmm” :ings ea the slender cuhouem with nor-

Mf1i@sty‘s Household Brig-adm has

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'rhe mjumw career cf ‘h mom 1-T18 Nd. dark betsl red, bright Ca.

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Thi’ Rfegirnent has fought with sig-

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HAL! PRICE FOB SUMMER

DRESSES. Summer silk dresses, in- cluding sports typee, silk lWl¥8°1`5» md some prlnte clearing here st Half Price. Moore as McLeod Ltd.

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LAST YEAR the season ticket' miie ,Y big hit. 'rho year st ¢lie‘ popular price of $2.50 it is sure to go over big. Bee the Exhibition momings, afternoons and even- ings. Races, everything-$2.50-Bt all drug stores. 405

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Convent in Rustico is now pre- pared to receive boarders. Applic- ations should be sent in as soon as possible as only a limited number can be sooonunodatsd this year.

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Chinese Inspiration

PARIS, Aug..18 -- 'Iihe first gun

in s. war against Victorian “!ussine.~s" was fired at the fash- ion shows 'when Mme. Elsa Schia- parolli launched models of the most extreme simplicity influenced by Chinese designs and art.

The designer, declaring she had

been impressed by' the “p1s.cidlty of the Chinese" and desired to give the same influence to clothes, dis- played coats simply out likle Coolie ‘ and Manda/rin coats and frocks trimmed with Chinese designs. The collection was announced as based

mel waistiline and skirt lengths

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31?* 1** I2” Bettie d the Boyne. mlnrriliulonm, mi.. ling. lo-ic. der ;‘”4°’ M°f1'i>°1°°11¥h» \1n~ l>.>-och. phil Malone, turing ,

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Wives Resentful fB“”°‘° °‘ W==i°f1°°~ In me Cemem in -‘Nw more we .impeh.`Y

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U tm soma” WM md called upon the community to at-»

__ throughout the South African Wzu-_ tm* the unemployment mmm

The Scots Guards went to France

LONDON, August 18.-Social in August 1914 and ,returned to W 8 0 .eg-me WI

workers are discovering that the England in Maroh 1919. Th - - I establishment of holiday camps for ment took .Dart in every w,1;p;?;; attaiked md bmko the mndenwm

unemployed men a.rous`e keen re-` of importance from Mons in 1914 3:6' msdnmt wt W” W mmm as entment among the wives of these; to Vnlenciennes in 1018. Five Vic- 0 :Sin wmmuld MN' Em” unemployed. The wives think it isi torizi Crosses and 621 other decom- ` regal' gmsldent of “le Bam' u

nfsir that their husbands should; H0118 “'¢f° Wm during time his- Ygfzecogm 3? °f w°T1in° ohm' go on holiday while they are lem borlc four rem. sammy, 3;’ 2236;! °;;°“°n"

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The strength or she mud is as

he chu d1_m_ . 1 musicians out ofwmm asymphmy Admiriistmtion having decreed that

At a convention st Oxford onei °“°-°h”m`a °f 40 .PGISOHS is avail- Mace" °h°'u be"

ncial worker said he knew ci’ one! “bl°~ A °l“‘mI’l°I1 P11701' Chosen “ary '

from the Scots Guards pipo bend

boug/ht himself a pair of chenpl, and f°“1` Highland dmwe-\'5 Will ID- trousers to wear on holiday. His wmpany R W °““”d“ °'° W0 PN-

wifs was scvvindictive at the "nt mm' on n.M._ A _‘th th wan

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tool: the trousers and cleaned the M been made p°S5"bI° tIu`°“¥h concephm church' Palmer ROM

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steve with them. Nothing stunted, of the o’;“n"mu‘;n N:u;;;““§;‘;:” invaded 'risnlsh and presented ui

the husband washed the trousers ' di

Y;1°n_ Tomnw' ,md th 8 IMBG su ence the three wt com-

himseii, and though they were ii I” ° °'“°°"` my ersuic entluee "A Mullen-

prise of the Canada starch 0°

little shrunken‘ he wore them to go Yum”/ed’ one of the 01 d est mann: naire'| Daughter." The cast. which

onAI5“:eil1e(l'1iili‘l>}l" these holiday cnmps fmturcm of food products in me is mmetiup 1:1' y.:d°:; ”wu

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wardsburl! corn roducts. so mssn .

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son of the original founder, will “ °““t°‘"dm¥' 1° “mc” V’ “Y uitrixiufe the sms Guards sms “mi they combined roi-ces ima

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WARSAIW, Aug. 16-(C.P.)-Miss Inate from Montreal on Sunday, T¢°¢ived hearty applause. Immedi- Wais wt up a new words meoofd i,Auzust 20th, hom 9 p. m. to io p, ately after the entertainment the for women during the Polish light ‘m. Charlottetown time over 5, Cast were hospitably treated by the athletic c-ha/mpionships when she trails-Canada hook-up, and Wm Tignish C. Y. M. L. Congratulg- threw the discus 43 metres (142 I bs hee/ni locally over station tions Palmer Road may we see you

feet). I0.1".0.Y. hm asain. our iclicitarioiu sue

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relief. So of course I have km with it, md sm now thoroughly and have never felt so lit for years. I used to feel so miserable and sluggish, but now it is s pleasure to be able to work, instead ef A dread."-S. B. A rheumatic person’s system produces < that duigeroul body-poison known as uric sold. If you could see u-= k»1f=;°21s9..°.fi-i»l~ ,~»f_Ym_<=_,i_°i<i

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visitine fn 'Hamish ietumed ie Charlottetown on Friday.

‘ Exhibition Week I

250 DINNERS LUNCHES SALADS

YlN|TE'S Tea Rooms sUNNvs1oE

_ mi-. sa. Hornby or the Provincial

suis. ohuiemwwn 1| vinilng friends in 'l.‘lgnish.

as-. lr. J. n. morrlney, qmiem. -town accompanied by M;-_ p_ J, M<>`D0lm1d and Miss Jean McDonald were in Tiznish on smrcley.

Misa Noreen Johnston, 'rig-mm, il svendinr s :ew weeks with friend! in CI1ar]0M,el,qwn_

iw- JM- I-Midrisan. chalone-

imm is sponding the week end with friends in Tignish.

Mr. and Mus. B. W. Creamer, SUIUI5 WW0 in Tignish on Friday vivitim Mr. P. li. Mesnonaid and their swiddaushisr. Mlm Joyce MacDonald. Mill Genie Axsenault of the staff of Morris Bemard, co., Tlgnlgh hu returned home after spending s very pleasant holiday with friends in Charlottetown. DUNN U10 PBM: week one league 5°” WHS Dlbyvd on 'rlgnish dis-

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mend the wntestants being M. WW* W- Tisnish. mr. whims Bernard did the own-115| ;¢» & 1°*°=fr°v1=~=insio-.surmuuansis "h° N pwwmd mlm. 'nu score ended 6-0 in favour oi' tho home team.

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Changes in Snlllngs for

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West River trips will bo

made on Thursday 17th, and the Victoria. trip on Satur- day 19th, above changes necessary to meet exhibition requirements.

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