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tk at the office of t Sealed Tenders will he rmive by the Cletk of § _the Gorporatnon untiP5 p.gt.; Oct, 25, â€" BARRYMORE EDWaRD _ iEwis arnoto srone Alll Starting Sun. Midni On Our Screen :ronAY "The Under Cove“f Friday and Saturday ‘ HEY KIDS! ~Doo imrewars PBEA ROG * _ i ~â€" SHOWS AT iE AtW 3 "Dressed To Kill and*"Adventures Night" g: M ',:.“'\I' ’w-'.‘.“""q.t . d ie : ral ]|[Onâ€"Ow Stage : tw !bgs be symmed up in S m »do what I please, when I pleaQe Before the score is 11 get more than thein e of exciting entertainment. i 7’ ‘@33 "’i’a isflhleedpfegg fo "; '1?,?\ | Coldred" Photo "OI Roy Rogers To Every Child _ Attending The _____ A "DURANGO KID‘ WESTERN THREE ‘STOOQGES COMEDY * + 5; z ‘COLORED CaRTOONS #at « * 4041 ,'3‘4;0’81‘;1611 apâ€" gep today, Friâ€" other captivatâ€" ‘ools" Lionel Barrymore, Lewis Stone and LUUULIULS Z1bLGARAL x Fdward Arnold play the respective ‘ Tubercul()s]s Conventlon . doctor, judge and banker whose bleak household is upset by the arrival from â€" pr. Graham B. Lane, M.O H.,. and Ireland of little Shefla O’Monahan, Dr. J. 1. sclwlw’ chaiman â€"of me granddaughter of a girl whom all three‘ Lions Club Christmas seal committee, once loved. While the idea of this PETt will attend the annual meeting of. the little miss in their midst is at first reâ€" Ontario Tuberculosis Ass‘n‘ m Toronto pugnant to the smug trio, they are tcimmorrow. finally won around by the first bit of g; i3 affection they hnave equrienoed in vosmey: e Dismiss Charge Of IHlegal Drinking _ FOQ]So” This time she plays a little Irish tot with a {irm belief in pixies and the enâ€" chantment they can bring into your life: How she manages to convert three hardâ€"bitten and cynical bachelâ€" ors to her belief in the leperchauns makes her a fresh and constantly diâ€" verting comedy. Â¥vonne Richard, 407 Birch St. S., won acquittal on a charge of drinking a glass of wine when she brought. ing role as the heroine of "Three Wise WE C P Ey 2 o i A scheme to deprive Sheila of her property, including an OAk tree ‘in which dwell the little pixies of the superstitious girl‘s imagina‘ ion,‘ almost upsets the apple cart of their placid existence, but the "three wise fcols" are brought to see the light ibefore the final fadeout and little Sheila is able to preâ€" side over a happy reunion. | s Palace Film Boasts Three Big Stars With what skill an international fugâ€" itive is tracked down by a brilliant deâ€" tective is one of the many elements in the unique drama "The Stranger," which comes Sunday midnight to the Palace theatre. P ‘The picture stars Edward G, Robinâ€" son, Loretta Young and Orson Welles. In a sleepy little Connecticut village the fugitive feels himself well hidden as a.quict;professor of nistory/at a boys‘ school. Cnly mah knows the secâ€" rey: of; nig: past; when that man apâ€" bears, the villain, unaware that the witness has been followed assiduously by nemesis, ‘kills him. Feeling quite safe fiOWw, the ‘professor goes through with his marriage to avlocal deb; the datighter‘ of! Supreme: Court Justice * ‘M*nexofably the‘ drama builds,. as the human equation threatens to betray the teacher. Because the fugitive has destroyed all evidence linking him to criminal activities, the detective knows that it will be essential to pin the locai murder on ‘his quarry. (Cleverly playâ€" ing on the emotions of the killer‘s deâ€" voted bride, the detective achieves his ‘end in a smash climax which establishâ€" es a new high for suspenseful meioâ€" 24 t,a.*t?’c. â€" Friday â€"â€" [ | 42 B '8.30 p.m as Roller Skafm promigh yaror Caffty L se tre 4w eP ) Servicemen‘s Dance AT 9.30 P.M. Wednesday Gets Six Months For Having Gold Possession of gold ore to the value of $233.66, alleged to have been stolen from the ‘Deinite mine some three months ago, brought sentence of Six months with hard labor, to Frank Zarâ€" ecky, 22, following evidence neard in police count on Tuesdgy f on @ 2s accused had ‘been discharged from the army as medically unfit, the defence stated. Local Doctors Attend. Tuberculosis Convention q195XE $ 1x ppouty? 1J¢6 $4 ?.{I 5‘1" 3{: n # a * C3 t $ +# :'37 Nobody s just “lucky” here in Canadas; we‘ve just all helped to mdke ourselves that way.. And because. today s moderation is the key to tomorrow‘s abundaqce, the people of Canada can look fogward wnthcertf}nty to an abundant tomorrow. CY ; ext time you see a nelghbor, or oneé of the fellows who works with you on. yourujob tell yourself . 1 n B4 al hLiz ‘ # Ahy * »4pc. o <4$ No, it isn‘t luck. It‘s character. It‘s what The House of Seagram has been proud â€"to extol as a Canadian vn'tueâ€"the ability of e Cnnadaan people to be moderate in all thmgs-m their thinking, in their actions and in their habits. T 44 We all are, here ‘m Canada. Â¥Xet â€"*lucky? sdear‘t quite the. Word..- @Â¥ is i 3%. mtin CA i+ h Â¥ is LÂ¥ |\..., : for a people who have the common*?ensc ‘and courage to look at the lugh pnces of many unessential things and ,.say,. «‘This price.is too high. I won‘t pay it. * + ts %2 Costâ€"ofâ€"living data is frem Dominien Bureou of Electricity costs arp.average for Hxdre, .ip , Optarie, * as» + $# "He‘s a @l THE HOUSE OF SEAGRAM .Jf-,‘_ #% x" 1 3 +3 ‘;o t gil 68 Pricosl Hcvo Il'uy got you worrhd? \'Ioll hou is one price to feel good ‘s d mighty . lucky mmanâ€"â€"and.s0 T.". . _ TIUVC INVJY YVI v'l'l'l“ % â€" NUÂ¥IIj; 13 VC Pl’lc.' V 160| QVUVUA â€" about. <You can buyimore:Hydro energy far:one cont.teday than at any time in history! ‘ f ‘ Compared with the dips,and peaks_of general living costs, the cost of Hydro service to Ontario consumers has come down constantly since 1914 :. . ._even dropping during war years. Toeday. one cent buys about twice as much as in 1923 . . . almost five times as much as in 1914. Think of the work that one cent‘s worth . of electricity can do today, in an average Ontario home. It will give electric refrigeration for 24 hours . . . cook a full meal for two people on an electric range . : : operate a _ washing machine for two hours, an electric ironer for half an hour, a hand iron for an hour . . . light a lamp for 10 hours, or run an average radio all day. : ' Few people in the world have electricity available to them at such low cost as prevails in Ontario and as a result, electricity is extensively used. Present demands tax supply facilities to capacity since Hydro construction and expansion were restricted by wartime necessity.. Present shortage of materials and equipment makes it impossible to rapidly carry out expansion already planned. Until these conditions ate relieved, use this economical \ servant wisely. t 3 | *4 * o# _ $ 545 J 4 ib vis Â¥1 gfl)’: é‘;g: ;‘;f r .:s.:f.ifj ty « mss â€" ce o S u0080 _A 4 79