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L
MEN
ADMIRED
HCR
THE
MOMENT
THEY
SAW
HER
AT
LAST
HER
NEW
SimS-r-lAW
FRANKLY
TOLD
HER
HOW
SHE
WAS
OrrENOINO
NEW
AIR
SERVICE
Tan
Amc-'an
to
Operate
From
Halifax
to
Newfoundland
3T.
JOHN'E.
Nfid..
May
2:
(Canadian
Press
Pan
American
Alr-
to
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cadden
and
child,
who
have
been
visiting
with
relatives
in
Seattle,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning.
MANURE
For
Sale
$2.00
a
Load
Dominion
Dairy
Phone
Kcd
608
m
AND
HOW
EASILY
LIFEBUOY
would
coma
HCR
FAULT
UT
IT
WAS
THI
SAME
OLD
STORY
I
THEY
CALLED
ONCE-THEN
ORlFTEO
AWAY
ways,
operating
in
30
countries
of
the
world,
will
extend
their
service
to
Newfoundland
this
summer
wth
flight
from
Halifax
to
St.
John's.
!
According
to
present
plant
of
the
company,
this
will
be
one
leg
of
a
trans-AUantle
route
mapped
for
1934,
when
a
co-operative
scheme
will
be
worked
out
with
Imperial
Alrvays
limited
of
London,
England.
!
PAY
ONLY
$Q.oo
W
Down
The
belsnce
iprtid
over
two
years
1
X
Own
a
fine
new
KelvSnator-equipped
'
4
$
kinw
tMF
It
HAPPILY
MARRIED.
A
THANHS
TO
LIFEBUOY'S
SURE
PROTECTION
I
'BUT
IS
NO
LONGER
A
PROBLEM
Cash
I'rlre
On
POLAR
KING
1W
CU.
IX)
169
.50
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Ltd.
"TILUE
THE
TOILER"
(
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L-OV
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A
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4
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J'
HLinWr
kamiwn
jsko
m
nu
daily
mrm
Wednesday
j,Un,
FINALLY
SHE
WAS
THE
ONLY
CIRL
IN
HER
CROWD
NOT
MARRIED
DON'T
RISK
"B.O."
THE
merest
Hint
of
"B.O
"
Wr
r
mint
a
girl's
charm,
a
mn'i
attractiveness.
I
t'l
to
easy
to
be
guilty
and
not
know
it,
because
we
quickly
set
used
to
an
ever-present
odour.
ny
ife!
Vaah
and
bathe
always
with
lifebuoy
for
ixfrt
protection.
Its
Marching
lather
itUarrut
pores
ead
"B.O,"
danaef.
Ira
pka-
ant,
hygienic
scent
that
vanishes
as
you
t
tclb
you
Lifebuoy
purxfttt.
Try
tbii
"fitUr
Every
night,
massage
Lifebuoy
s
creamy
lather
into
the
skin.
Then
rinae.
Your
completion
will
freshen
and
glow
with
healthy
beauty.
istii
eTti
mnii
Test
flights
will
be
made
from
Halifax
to
St.
John's
as
soon
as
the
weather
permits.
At
the
forthcoming
session
of
the
Newfoundland
legislature
the
company
will
ask
for
charter
authorising
them
to
follow
a
regular
schedule
tor
passengers,
freight
and
malls.
The
company
already
has
established
a
service
for
passengers
between
Boston
and
Halifax.
Last
April
F.
F.
Wlnslow
of
the
Do
away
with
old-fashioned,'unganitary
methods
of
refrigeration.
End
food
spoilage
and
waste.
Install
a
Polar
King,
the
ultra-modern
electric
refrigerator
designed
and
built
to
give
the
greatest
possible
value
at
the
lowegt
price.
Priced
to
fit
present-day
budgets,
Polar
King
is
the
electric
refrigerator
opportunity
you
have
been
waiting
for.
New
model
with
all
porcelain
enamel
interior
and
white
lacquer
exterior
and
4J
cubic
foot
food
capacity
is
priced
at
only
$1G9.50
cash.
Polar
King
with
GJ
cubic
foot
capacity,
$229.50.
Other
Kelvinator
and
General
Electric
models
at
attractive
prices
all
on
convenient
terms.
1
1
Pan
American
Airways
was
in
8t.
John's
and
addressed
a
service
dob.
outlining
the
project.
In
September.
R.
H.
Logan
visited
the
island
dominion,
visiting
8t.
John's,
Orand
Falls.
Botwood,
aambo
and
several
points
on
the
east
and
south
coasts.
Mr
Logan
prepared
a
complete
report
on
favorable
locations
for
airports
in
this
district.
Transatlantic
Service
When
the
Pan,
American
company
has
established
a
scheduled
service
;to
Newfoundland,
the
Imperial
Alr-'
ways
will
immediately
complete
i
plans
for
service
across
the
North
'
Atlantic
to
Newfoundland,
thus
op-.
enlng
the
first
transatlantic
service
'
between
Europe
and
the
North
Am-'.
ersfian
continent.
j
The
Imperial
Airways
will
use
a
fleet
of
planes
on
(he
route,
via
Ice-
Oreenland
and
Labrador.
reports
received
here
tndi-
date
that
both
companies
are
con
fident
the
connection
can
be
made
m
1JRM.
Several
successful
fllnht
have
been
made
over
the
northern
retry
and
the
Capt
Wolfgang
Von
Orohau's
repetition
of
the
journey
has
won
strong
support
for
the
pro
moters.
GIRL
GUIDES
HOLD
DISPLAY
Last
evening
the
Prince
Rupert
Company
of
Oirl
Ouldes
gave
their
annual
display
of
drills,
marches,
fames,
races
and
badge-work
In
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Hall.
The
Port
Clements
Challenge
Cup,
donated
for
patrol
work
during-
the
year,
was
won
tor
the
third
year
In
succession
by
the
Sunflower
Patrol
members
being
Patrol
Leader
Honors
Silversides.
Patrol
Second
Bdna
MacLean
and
Ouldes
Merle
West,
Oerry
Cade
and
Mar-jorte
Silversides.
The
trophy
was
presented
by
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oirl
Ouidsa'
Association,
who.
in
a
few
suitable
words,
congratulated
the
patrol
on
Its
splendid
achievement
Prises
were
won
for
deportment,
drilling
and
marching
during
the
evening
by
Freda
Mussallem
first
i,
Muriel
Eby
second
i
and
Jean
Watt
I
third
i
Victoria
Stamford
received
honorable
mention.
The
prises
were
donated
and
presented
to
the
winners
by
Mrs.
Mcintosh.
At
the
close
of
the
evening
refreshment
were
served
by
the
patrol
leaders
and
patrol
seconds
of
the
company.
In
charge
of
the
Ouldes
was
Cap
tain
Norma
Rogers
assisted
by
Lieutenant
Muriel
Brewerton.
Ran
ger
Alethea
Peachy
was
pianist
for
the
evening.
ICVfi.
THIS
APTtfi
,
KlOOM
AND
Ma's
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TWO
FILMS
ONSCREEN
".Mask
of
Dr.
Fu
Manchu"
and
"lie
Learned
About
Women"
Show
Ing
at
Capitol
Theatre
"The
Mask
of
Dr.
Fu
Manchu,"
a
mystery
thriller
starring
Boris
Kar-loff,
Lewis
Stone,
.
Karen
Morley,
Charles
Starrett
and
Myrna
Loy,
and
"He
Learned
About
Women,"
a
comedy
with
Stuart
Brwin.
Alison
i
8klpworth
and
Susan
Fleming
In
the
principal
roles,
are
the
features
of
a
double
bill
film
program
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
mid-week.
In
the
"The
Mask
of
Dr.
Fu!
Manchu"
Doris
Karloff
is
seen
in
I
the
role
of
the
uncanny
Oriental!
monster.
Fu
Manchu,
who
In
hts:
wild
dreams
of
Oriental
power,
tor-!
lures
his
victims,
heads
an
amaslng
plot
of
intrigue
and
savagery,
and
figures
in
a
wild
attempt
u
arouse
Asia
against
the
world.
"He
Learned
About
Women"
Is
the
story
of
a
young
fellow
'Stuart
Krwtn
with
180.000.000
and
a
lot
of
bnok-knowledte.
who
uddenlv
decides
It's
time
he
learned
a
bit
about
the
world.
Miss
Sklnworth.
ast
as
an
ex-actress,
and
beau-tww
Run
Flemlns.
a
an
unem
"loved
stenographer
help
teach
him.
LOCAL
NEWS
The
fire
department
had
a
call
t
2Ai
yesterday
afternoon
to
the
crncr
of
Ninth
Avenue
and
Baron
;
street
where
there
was
a
brush
fire
;
hljh
occasioned
no
damage.
Mrs.
H
Staines
arrived
in
thej
ity
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
tills
j
norning
from
Vancouver,
being!
'iere
to
iota
her
husband.
Constable
Staines,
who
was
recently
aaetgned
to
the
city
detachment
of
the
ore-
vtncsal
police
here.
Mi.
Staines
was
formerly
Mies
Roweoa
Oham-
lojn
of
Anyox.
Any
purchaser
of
D-H
trading
prodncts-PAINT.
VARNISH
or
ENAMEL
will
receive
a
bonus
of
25i
;
in
D
II
quality
rjoodt
frcir.
any
B-H
dealer
in
Canada.
from
May
1st
to
May
15th
only
Choo
your
'bonus
from
any
O
il
leading
'.toatoe.
PAINT
NO'".'
I
th
n
il
ao-duett
and
tave
a
quarter
of
the
co
t.
Your
daakv
is
Kates'
beta.
Let
him
advise
yaas.
RRANDnAM'HCNDERSnfj
Gordon's
Hardware
Mrlirlde
St.
l'rlncc
Itupcrt
ONE
FREE
QUART
WITH
EVERY
GALLON
That
Makes
it
Unanimous
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aw
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Thursday
TWO
SHOWS
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&
8:20
Admission
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The
Annual
THEfiOLhExS
"ANOKItOtsVv
THE
SCUKAMINCiLY
FUNNY
COMlhv
"HE
LEARNED
ABOUT
WOMKN-
With
STUAItT
F.IIWIN,
ALISON
SKII'WOKTH
SI
v
t,
A
Paramount
Picture.
And
THE
MYSTERY
THmirr
mil
THE
MASK
OF
FU
MANCHl"
With
IIOIIIS
KAKLOFF,
Karen
Morley,
Lewis
Stone
a
.
I'AUAMOUNT
NEWS
'
0
'
hdi
"lie
Learned
About
Women"
Starts
at
7
10
ami
'The
Mailt
of
Fu
Manchu"
Starts
aU
o
'
Self
Denial
Effort
Commencing
May
2nd
NVVM
CAft.
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Aid
of
Our
Home
and
Missionery
Work
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which
made
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and
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Sales
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and
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Repairing
Dring
your
shoes
to
the
Shu-Craft
We
rebuild
them
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
M.
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Third
Ave.
Nest
Federal
lllk.
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Daily
VALENTIN
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it
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advertise
poor
product.
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docs
pay
to
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those
advertised.
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