4
PAGE
FOUR
I
BECAUSE
OF
ITS
FINER
QUALITY
FINE
FILM
PRESENTED
"Adtiinturcs
of
Tom
Sawyer"
at
i
Last
Comes
to
Screen
of
Capitol
:
i
Theatre
Here
Mark
Twain's
famous
story
"The
Adventures
of
Tom
Sawyer,"
film-
MOOSE
HAD
FINE
NIGHT
Large
Attendance
At
Interesting
Gathering
Following
Initiation
Of
Candidates
Following
meeting
s
last
iasi
the
regular
weekly
-
-
-
O
W
V
WAV
lllUUOk
keen
anticiDation
and
the
exDecta-
and
an
accertable
nrnirra
tlon
is
that
large
audiences
will
be
ented
including
piano
accordian
desirous
of
seeing
it.
Arrangements
selections
by
Russell
Cameron,
are.
being
made
with
that
end
in
violin
solos
by
Bert
Cameron,
tap
view.
dancing
by
Pat
Ratchford,
cowboy
Tie
subject
is
b:ie
ihat
lends
it-
son&s
with
guitar
accompaniment
self
to
color
and
some
of
the
out-
bv
Catherine
Pierce
and
tap
danc-staiiding
shots
Include
that
where
to
tne
Misses
Margaret
and
Tom
and
Becky
are
lost
in
the
cave,
Angina
Christiansen,
accompanied
the
;
quaint
settings
of
the
small
.v
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
tovyn
and
the
background
of
the
After
the
serving
of
a
spleridid
Mississippi
River.
supper
to
the
gathering
which
The
title
role
is
piayed
by
12-
nujnbered
about
135,
there
was
an
year-old
Tommy
Kelly
from
the
,nsPirinS
talk
y
Mrs.
E.
Dean
of
Bropx
who
was
chosen
from
among.
Vancouver,
first
dean
of
the
Acad-25,000
boys.
Other
important
parts
emy
of
Friendship.
Women
of
the
in
$he
drama
are
played
out
byi"0056'
on
the
subJect
of
Moose-Jackie
Moran
as
Huckleberry
Finn,
,
neart
Day-
Mrs-
Dean
PaId
a
May
Robson
as
Aunt
Polly,
Walter,
splendid
tribute
to
James
J.
Davis
Brennan
as
Muff
Potter,
Ann
Gil-lis
as
Becky
Thatcher,
Victor
Jory
as
Injun
Joe,
Micky
Rentschler
as
Joe
Harper
and
David
Holt
as
Sid
Sawyer.
AIRPORT
LAND
ACQUIRED
MONCTON,
N.B.,
Oct.
27:
(CP
The
total
cost
to
the
city
of
Moricton
in
acquiring
923
acres!
for
Jhe
eastern
terminus
of
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
isr
$58356.90.
This
land
has
been
turned
over
to
the
Dominion
government
as
Monc-ton's
contribution
toward
estah.
lishment
of
the
airport.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
II
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
0n
time.
iounaer
or
Mooseheart,
B.
J.
Bacon
responded.
The
evening's
Drocecdmrs
eon.i
Old
age
pension
rhpniips
nutri
buted
in
New
Brunswick
in
September
numbered
11,371
and
reD-
resented
a
total
of
$161,565.
New
applications
granted
amounted
to
145
and
109
nensionprs
HIpH
cln.
.
-
-
"
wiivi;
the
previous
month.
LET
ME
TELL
YOU
CONSTIPATION
ioh
herold
(
HERBS
A
SPECIAL
CONSOLATON
f
"PRIZE
For.
YOU.
MAMIE.
Becaiicp
)
I
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J
vWw
Mi
1
XZM
.im
.
y
I
IV
CHRISTIANS
MUST
1JE
HEADY
TO
MAKE
SACRIFICES
(Continued
from
Page
One)
i
Christianity
demanded
that
man
I
think
along
his
own
lines,
not
that
(he
become
moulded
along
any
cer-,
tain
line.
The
church
maintained
that
man
should
be
permitted
to
express
himself
along
his
own
lines
with
freedom
to
express
his
own
convictions.
it
was
felt
that
man
could
stand
upright,
abolishing
the
regency
of
God.
Forms
and
customs
of
relie-
xiT
peaiea
to
to
i
i.
u
,
.
1
their
belts
for
five
years
in
pursuit
of
their
ideals,
then
they
were
not
as
goqd
as
the
Nazis,
the
Fascists
of
the
Communists.
If
they
could
not
live
what
they
believed
then
the
should
stand
out
of
the
way
and
let
the
Communists
or
Fascists
W-L-
.
-J
t
.
.
I
nve
a
cuance
10
accompnsn
wnai
they
failed
to
Address
Appreciated
Mr!
Durnford
was
warmly
ed
for
his
address
by
the
president
of
the
club,
D.
G.
Borland.
There
was
a
good
attendance
of
Gyro
members
with
one
guest
in
the
per
son
of
C.
E.
Starr.
is
swe
GoMe-
BRirGTHsnru
AGAIN
9
(
KNOT
A
WAV,
To
FIX
HER
ZXlV
1
WAS
TERRIBLY
MAD
Mb
A
PACKAGE
f
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IS
I
KELLOG6S
C7J
5AY,
ITS
Good!
V
J
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was
feelingX
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vou
mitI
ALL-RRAM
(anr
l
bet
its
a
)(SO
WRETCHED
2
(ry
LOT
SeTTCR
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SOMETIME
LATER
ET
rOH
GIRLS!
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MAMIE,
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f'
XWCUT
TiJlW
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HOW
I
USED
TO
r
YOUREONE'
p-
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COMPLAIN
ABOUT
OF
THE
,
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,
AS
ktt
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JtC
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K
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IB
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ViLtVfivti.
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As
'hA
HI
SA
And
All
t
'
fonifJ
.
"fan
ti
'
'
'av,.
lis
Wmi
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
October
27,
!
Decorating
Of
Shop
Windows
Proposed
Pojipy
Taj:
Day
Committee
Desires
To
Repeat
Innovation
of
Last
Year
The
Poddv
Tar
Dav
committee
-
v
-J
-
(has
decided
to
repeat
the
practice
In
Russia
Communism
was
just;
'f51
01
as
inR
'merchants
of
the
city
to
decorate
as
totalitarian
as
was
Farim
,n
Italy
or
Nazism
in
Germany.
Thei
felr
?
"bly
in
recogni-Communlst
'',on
of
he
Armistice
and
Remem-and
had
a
definite
hatred
suspicion
of
religion.
Karl!
x?,,
Marx
had
at
first
admitted
that
re-1
"any
Y7
fav?fbl"
commen,ts
Ped
th
fine
but!"
y
n
llgion
had
some
social
value
even
he
had
later
said
that
man
,
J
1
V
last
,a
had
outgrown
the
necessity
for
re-l
l!1
The
dow!
llgion.
In
the
communistic
state
T
7
I..
...
.
.treatment.
ndtalnir
,,
flip
vnripH
,
h
V
""V
,re,u
tlU6
"l
i
decoration
of
the
""ctl
U1
JB'a.
Canadian
v""ujai
Ihn
"v,
1
i
jur
i.iiiiiniM
wk
i
.
iiriiiHVMiin
....
eluded
with
an
eniovable
danre
,
tion.
He
would
say
that,
if
Chris-
with
Russell
and
Bert
Cameron
;
tians
were
not
willing
to
pull
in
furnishing
the
music
A.
K.
Nelson
was
in
charge
of
Me
evenings
entertainment.
A
group
picture
of
the
large
gathering
was
taken
by
Jack
Wrathall.
TENSIONS
CONTINUE
FREDERICTON,
Oct.
27:
way
in
which
the
commemoration
or
the
day
and
what
it
means
appealed
those
responsible
for
the
windows.
Th"
was
particularly
nient
oi
tne
Moose'
.
-
-
-
cratlfied
at
thi
fino
rpsnnnsp.
nnH
ed
In
technicolor,
come
to
thelLodse
at
which
ninp
nnnHiH
01
religion
had
too
often
gone
hand
thc
rnt,nn
,
u.
.
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here!
were
initiated
by
the
degree
team
lniinfnd
with
apparent
evasions
of
relatives-and
those
who
did
not-
for
a
three
day
showing
commenc-
with
B.
J.
Bacon,
the
dictator,
in
rellSlon-
Indeed,
the
Russians
ln
the
fateful
s
of
1914.1918
ing
tonight.
It
is
one
of
those
pic-
charge,
the
doors
were
thrown
might
havc
nad
good
reason
to
feel
I
was
no
less
favorable
tures
which
has
been
awalted'with
open
t0
a
large
number
of
ladies
tnat
way
tney
dld
In
view
of
thelri
The
winners
last
vear
were
Wi'-
i.i.
;
I
'oni
r
.
ooraon
s
jiaraware
,
.
,
.
.
,
the
Communis
Party
might
have
and
,
Bryants
Ltd
Tne
,
b
h
(".Hie
j
uawAii.ai.iuil
lui
tlicil
view
that,
had
It
not
been
for
their
agitation,
there
would
never
hav
been
emancipation.
In
any
event,
there
war
always
the
purge.
Siber-j
ia
0r.
the
firing
squad
for
any
per-,
son
in
Russia
today
who
would,
stand
out
for
spiritual
against
ec-'
onomlc
values.
I
"The
surest
road
to
ruin
for
any
country
is
abandonment
of
religion,"
asserted
the
speaker.
If
Jesus
were
to
speak
today
the
speaker
believed
He
would
advocate
a
clear
distinction
between
the
solidarity
of
state
and
personal
freedom.
Still
believing
that
democracy
was
the
only
bulwark
of
freedom
and
liberty,
He
would
say
J
to
"answer
revolution
with
revolu-
RAW
FUR
SEASON
Cominencinj,'
Must
Unload
Large
Stock
25
Off
for
Casli
Come
in
and.
see
our
goods.
Easy
Terms
Arranged
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oom
s
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Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
Groceries
Reliable
Service
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
i
.
;
:
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
u
yf
5a
mo.
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
lalmon
canning
company
with
an
til
the
year
ro'ind
payroll
tn
Prince
Itupert
of
the
Canadian
Legion
set
aside
ten
dollars
divided
into
prizes
of
five
dollars,
three
dollars
and
tw"
dollars
and
these
amounts
were
paid
into
the
Poppy
Day
Fund
and
and
credited
to
the
firms
winning
tne
awards.
H
u
l.t'l
It
Is
hoped
that
this
vear
the
response
will
be
as
widesnrpnH
nnH
i
mere
is
every
reason
to
believe
that
last
year's
displays
will
be
exceeded
in
conception
and
Arrangements
For
Funeral
Of
Mrs.
Beckwith
Made
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
27:
(CP)
I
Funeral
services
are
being
arrang-J
ed
here
for
the
late
Mrs.
Lizzie
Beckwith,
mother
of
Mrs,
A.
M.
5
.......
m
.
oi
Vancouver
and
n.
k.
mcnois
of
Prim-rUm:
i
died
in
this
city
on
Tu-T
noon
at
the
age
0f
JJ
years.
TSl'i-v
AM-I
.
a
nil
niiiiiirir
...
i-
""-'"ui
ocati..
in
with
catches
ton
.
"
win
l
j
over
until
tomorrow
The,
North,
35,000
pound,
chelul
n
000.
Another
Triumph
r"
.
.
.
lrom
Copperfield,"
t1I,,y,oduOyhoI
4LittIc
Lord
(;a,vc
Pauntlcroyl,
nYoi
-d.
1
i-lmcnca's
favorite
storj'-Mark
Twain's
grcatcst...delightfully
uiuugui
iu
me
strccn
Dy
trie
penect
cast
you
vc
always
hoped
for.
Tom's
courtship
of
Becky...
murder
in
the
era
vcyard...
lost
V
m
mc
caves-u
tne
stirring
Mississippi
adventures
live
again
in
the
Technicolor
production
already
hailed
as
the
year's
greatest!
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