QEPTEMBER '15, 19218‘

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t; *———~ Central Guardian Qaoouwo+o+oo0+0o¢+0o . ALL ROADS lead to Georgetown Ices . on the 19th inst. - - 7782-9-13-31 Canadian Medical run rooms nouss at Lows ' ' Montague closes for this season. af-l tcr Sunday, " ,tember l0. THE Ema-n Trust Company will . ' 7798-94541 ""9 Mu‘ with Your heir! and“ FOR SAL P] h H The number of umts for infor- b°"°fi°'“"“"““'“°d¥°‘°°“*°"m¢=' Speeder typihaomvedohllzot m 1x113: ““‘“°" Pmmiii "lo Wfliins o! this your will. potatoes, inspection solicited. J. R. attics] ‘m m” 1mm“! b”?- Burhoe, Montague. 7797-9-15-31 The ‘Qibwios are the general g5‘ _ i characteristics of the normal, heal- EAQTERN TRUST "oowr THINK YOUR. BATT- my “ab!”- cuu‘ur .- any 1S A cAMsIfl-we ofler you A 800d aprpetiteiu ' y. , -, nce O ' - ., Had once murax. us. ireififiplifmEillliinifiifiinfwifi? "Igloo-m: m “g °' m’ Hfl-hh- "3- 9!- Johi-‘I. NM. or, etc, free of charge. McLean Ser- _ B°wel "Wvemeiiis. one 0r Pfiilincu‘ unI-Wummdxm. 4-. vice station. “l” i" iwimii~ioiir hours: Charlottetown mung. ' ' A oieldy 58in 1H weight:

y, A conservative 56 p. c. bond

LROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDING

Corporation

6 p. c. First (Closed) Mortgage Bonds Due July 2. 1948

Price: 100 and interest.

Detailed ‘information

gladly furnished on

request. "

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Eastern Securities Co., Ltd.

I mvasmsivr BANKERS ‘ CHARLOTTETOWN

ST. JOHN MONTREAL

HALIFAX

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l4 3 p. m. Freeland 7 p. m. PRl-ISBYTERIAN

River, 7 p. m.

,wlll appear on Monday.

engagement of his sister Jean Isabel

take place at an early date.

22H, NEW ANNAN RACES TODAY-v! Mrs. i1 1821's.“ ".§§§i§'°.".i§°§€ 510""? .121. Tirszziz. rim-d- fs“ fNgw Arman track yesterday were Cm; They were accomwhcrdcss period dresses of pale bluc 9; "postponed and will be raced of! at panjed by Mr,

no ,Carvell Bros. wharf. Captain Bibby. Jean Gordon and Miss Lillian Gor-

_ ' Oct. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109-1.’. Stock Quotations .~ .- Dec. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 110% HALIFAX. Sept 14__Qu0tafl°ns Mny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 116% furnished by Johnston and Ward, - ' - Members Montreal Stock Exchange. STANDARD MINING EXCHANGE New York Exchange Quotaflons At, Top. a» S811. Fe. Ry. 194 ‘,"Jg‘g§;“M‘“§’;%,£‘E,fg"‘;a°5gO°‘ Am. Can Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7% ' ' Am. Oar Fdy. Co-XD 11/ 9s °g1§3_‘“;"_°§;},,9§fl‘°° Am. Locomotive Co. 97H CLOSE Am. smelting & Ref. C0. 249 Abana , , .$ 8.90 $ 3.31 Am. Bosch Mag. C0. . . 38f‘; Aconda _ 32y, 22 All. Mm. C0. . . . . . . . . . . 7735/1 Argnnaut 04rd 031/‘ u. YrCen. a» Hud. Riv. R. a. m Amulet 350 Cal. Petroleum Corpn. .. 212% Area 32 27 Con. Gas Co. (New York) 80 Arm ‘ _ L _ _ _ __ 30 26 Hlld. M0001‘ C81: ‘CO. . . . . .. 808i’. Amity Copper _ _ _ _ _ _ 421/: Inter¢Petroleum~ . . . . . .. g 38112 Ba"). Honing“ 57 Stan. Oil of New Jersey ‘isficdmrd _ 40%, Reading C0. . . . . . . . . . . . 105 is 'B|dgood ‘ _ 611/5, Bouthem Pacific . . . . . 125% lcapim] Rnuyn _ _ _ _ _ 13 Union Pacific Rv- -. lilo Central Manitoba .. 1.00 U. S. nd. Alcohol Co. . 1241A. 15 19 West house Elec. .. . 111% 471;, 49 United StatesStcel . . . . . . . .. 158% 9 5Q 955 Federal Kirkland .. 45 36 Montreal Stock Exchange Granada _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ __ 25 ' I Grover Daley . l0 Mis. Kan. dz Tex. Ry. 1301a Hgflinggf Montreal Power . . . . . . . . . . . .. 102%’.- flgwey _ , , _ ,_ National Breweries-XDI ;.. 134's Hudson Bay ,_ _ Brompton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 44v. 1mg] Nickel 129,25 Brazilian Traction .. 58% Keglgy , , _ _ , , ,_ ,, 41 Allltlbl . . . . . . . . . . . . 32H: Kirkland Lake , , , , _. _ 1,53 Shawlnigan . . . . . . . . . B9 Kggtcngy Horence _ 23 Ciiii- Bi-oamshiv Com- 40' Lake Shore ...... .. 22.50 22.30 Dominion Bridge 85% Laval Quebec .. 21 21 Canadian Brewery . . . . . . . . .. 32% Malartic 1.64 1.70 Chas. Gurd-JID '15 cents . . . 79yMandy 2.65 2.10 Power Corportaion . . . . . . . . .. '18 iMcIntyi-e 23.00 22.00 Fbreign Securities .. . 3'1 McDougall . 43 40 Inter Utilities—A . .. 46 Min. Corporation 3.40 3.30 imperial Oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 73 ‘Mofatt Hall ._- 18 - Murphy 50 BANKS lNcwbec as l Niplssing 3.20 l Bank Montreal . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 363 Noraudu 52.00 Bank Nova Scotla . . . . . . . . .. 3B0 Potter Doal . 071.‘. iPioneer . . . . .. . 49 . WHEAT Sheritt Gordon . . . . . 7.05 6.55 ' Stadacona . . . . . . , . l4 1 Bent ........ 108% ‘Sudburr Basin 6-75 6-1 Dec. _ 113 Tcck Hughes .. 9.10 9.00 _ _ 1301/, Tough Oakes . . . . . .. 36 34 Treadwell Yukon . 16.00 14.00 __ 1904/, Towagmac - - . 3-70 10% Vinond 5" ________,_ g0-)5_Wlndfall 07%. g ‘Wright Hargreaves . 2.30 3.15 Boot 41 Sylvaniw ---- -- 3-00 2-75 WHEAT ' i Total Sales—$l.732.l48. ' 0

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Aauapenae-laden story of a yoims 56¢?“ S°Wl°° Inna who is commissioned to destroy a fiendish inven- iiiin dealing death by “a blue rly.

l-low he trails down the‘ master criminal. hi0 Whose hands the weapon has fallen, and relolifll hi! sweetheart from “Tho Liilrd." thrllllngly told in

dealers.

“ the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William MacMillan, Al- berry Plains.

weather conditions permit, she will lgo to Cape Tormentine today in ci-

whlch crosses the straits at that Ipoint.

2 o'clock sharp. There is lots of loc- al interest and the attendance should be large.

THE S. S. DELlA.—-TllE S. S. Del- la from Montreal arrived in port at 8.30 a. m., ycsterdayhnd docked nt

lMaster with 5.500 cases canned goods which were landed here. Thc lsteamer sailed last night at ten o‘-'

clock for Sydney and Halifax to]

land the balance of her cargo and. lthen load sugar for Montreal. Car- vell Bros, Ltd are the agents.

THE MacDOUGALL ESTATE.- The property of the late Major Ew- en MacDougall comprising the dwel- illng house and lot situated at 80 [Upper Prince Street was sold yester- ;day at 12 o'clock by Benjamin Car- ter. Auctioneer, for $7,000.00 to Mr. John Fraser of the Customs Depart- ment. Charlottetown. A large crowd attended the sale. and the bidding was very lively.

PERSONALS

Miss Mildred McIntyre St. Avards was a recent visitor to Summer-side. Mr. and Mrs. William McKenzie oi‘ Fiat River and Miss Mary Mac- Kenzie‘ of the teaching staff McGill College, Montreal, motored to Mount Stewart on Saturday ‘the guest of their aunt Mrs. Dan MacWilliams.

Mrs Ruth McPhail who has been summcrlng at Stanley Bridge the guest of Mrs. McQuan-ie leaves for her home in Toronto the last of the week. S

THERE'S MONEY FOR YOU

in the big Purello — Excello Flavoring Extract Contest

if you just keep on saving the seals till Dec. 15th.

38 Cash Prizes $250

altogether

Get a lull supply of ‘bx- tracts trom your grocer. Ask your friends to save

REV. BOSS C. EATON, B. D., preaches at the Baptist Church to- morrow morning and evening. Miss Barbara MacNelll will sing “The Publican” at the morning service. and Mr. V. Leigh Dingwell will ren- der a baritone selection in the ev-

TYNE VALLEY CONGRI-IGA- 'l‘l0N—Rev. Dr. Genge will conduct services 1n the Tyne Valley congre- gations Sunday, Sept. 16th as fol- lows: Victoria West, 11 a. m., Lot

AT THE POLICE COUlVL-At] the police court yesterday, owing to 1115118111511 different Oblecfsi ‘the absence of the Magistrate two six months. drunks were released on bail. They leiikrmg and knowing the dimcjshc mmms w h" Island honm

i i ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.- Mr. A. C. Sinclair announces thQ

LEAVES FOR BOSTON.-— Mr.

CABLE SHIP ARRlVES.-— The‘ cable ship “Tyrlan" arrived in this! {port yesterday about 1 p. m. Ifl

THE CILXRYJUTTEPOWN GUARDIE ‘

A constant growth in stature and intelligence; Clear skin; Bright. wide-open eyes; Alert. springy muscles; A constant exprmsion; Very little crying; Quiet, unbroken sleep, with eyes and mouth closed; No evidence of pain or dis- comfort. The development occurs in the

Happenings '

, ,, The Week

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Just another news lien-Parisian Kirls are wearing their names em- broidered ln colors on the knees of flesh-colored stockings. With the skirts well above the knees, one has little trouble in distinguishing who's who.

l O Mrs. Arthur Pope and her young son have returned to Ottawa, hav- ing spent the summer months at Summerside, the guests of Mrs. George D. Pope, and now Mrs. Pope ls the guest of her son and daught- er-ln-law, Ottawa.

I I O MlSS Eihcl M. Palmer, daughter of the late Charles Palmer, K. C., with her little nephew, Master Jack Swift. returned to New York, where she is residing with her niece. Mrs. Otis Peabody Swift, on Thursday morning last. While here Miss

following order for the average nor- mal baby:-

The soft spot at the back of thef head closes at about the end of the‘

$ERv[c|-;§__ second month: the one on top of the? Rev. Mr. Zeidman will conduct ser-i vices in Freetown Church, Sundayfliioiiihs- i a; 11 a_ m__ Bradamane 3 p_ m_ Clydel The eyes. usually bluc at birth.’

head. between the 14th and 22nd

assumes their permanent colour in‘ ‘the first three wrecks. . At six weeks, the baby begins to‘ and bY; definitely recognizes Ob“:

tion of sound develops about second, month. _ , i

With the body supported, the head is held up at four months.

seventh month. He sits erect and‘ creeps at from the seventh lo the

thirteenth month and usually can‘ walk alone by the fourteenth or:

RESUMES LAW STUDIES-Mr fifteenth month He can usnaiiyimwii- W“ “m”? u“ “we “Se” Gordon MacMillan, left this morn-i speak a few words at one ‘year, andiat the wedding iii Si- Cwhliiie 5i- ing for Dalhousie University, to re-_short sentences at the end of tl sume his law studies after spending second year.

Questions concerning health.

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Medical Association, 184 Col-‘The bride was handsomely gowned loge 5b.. TOYOIWJ. Will be ans" in ivory-white crepe-back satin and silk shadow

Epcarls, and wore a long tulle veil ---- iedgcd with wide shadow lace and _ “id Missdiound with orange blossoms. 3'35 ‘ifect repairs to the Telephone Cable Annie Bradshaw. Middleton. mndc ajcarrlpd a Shower bouquet of pink and white sweet peas. The matron of honor iand bridesmaid were prdtily and

wered by letter. Questions asi to diagnosis and treatment will not be answered. r

i Miss Agnes Clements,

short visit to Moncwn last week lend.

John Quinn and daughier

their return home.-

A motor comprising Mr. Dewar and their Jean, Mr. Alban

McLaren. Miss‘

don spent Thursday

where they were the guests of Mrflwniting. SIIPPOFY-Eii hi‘ I‘ Stevenson. ithe ceremony, Miss Lena McLurc dc- ‘llghtfully sang "Thy Hand in Mine,“ ‘and “For Thee Alona" Miss Mc- "MiSS Marl’ Bowness of Norboro; Lure was dressed in pale pink geor-

and Mrs. G. S. Macleod. __iflV-.<4>~~-~

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is visiting in Borden, guest of Miss

Annie MacDonald. ‘ g

days in Georgetown. g

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert MacNoil. b

MacNeiL and Mrs. James P. HOSE-iii of Summexside. were visitors to Bor- den, guests cf iMrs. Willard MacNeil.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Field and Mr. Jack Field, returned to Borden. after a. pleasant holiday spent m Montreal.

Capt. J. L. Read. Mrs. Read and daughter Sadie, and Mr. and Mrs- Willard Lcard, of Borden, 808m» Sunday in Georgetown.

Miss Lucy Gillls and Miss Al- berta MacLellan of Summersido- visited Borden recently.

Miss Thelma Gaudet has r6- turned to Borden after h holiday- very pleasantly spent in Moncion N~ B.

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their seals for you! Pick up extra money for Christ- mas this easy wayl

this n ri I, toad to xci and baiile the most ' - M ‘M,

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., mail-musics mmm: "ilbirhhlyl- ioiishbhniil- mg~'-~-:,~;:;,-9,',-,-,;-,,;

Imam m m: consume ‘j orm: ,_, 5, u nan;- ‘ rim. cu recently

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was given in the Club House of the

Allan 1o Mr. George J. Tweedy, The baby laughs aloud at from thelsummerside Go“ Links by Mm‘ Barrister of this city, marriage u) third b0 U10 fifth month. H8 TBBCll-jflacker and M15 Dufl on Thursday es for toys at from the fifth to the afternoon. The Mrs. D. R. Morrison, Mrs. iDr» Wilfrid Boulter, Secretary of the Pn-l eight month. He attempts to owndinmm‘ “d M's‘ Fm “my”; ‘§°“" tato Growers Association left yester- at the ninth or tenth month. andfiililil?" Prize. MPB- Hlidwii- Dainty day morning on a business trip to can. with asistance. usually Si-Bliiwrcfreshments were served.

Boston. While there, he will confer at the tenth or eleventh month. He; with some of the Southern potato begins to walk at the twelfth m“

ioiunitea Church, st. John's. um. of her_college chum, Miss Mabel addregs to me canadmnibawrence, to Mr. William Watson.

Prank Morrissey‘ and green drcsden taffeta. with blue Wife and baby. also Joseph Koiiv on and green brocaded satin shoes nnr. picture hats of beige mohair. ’I‘hc§ party from Brudencnocarried old-fashioned nose-gays nnd Mp5, Robert orchid pink and white sweet pens 11ml? 6811811031‘, The bride and her attendants mad: a dainty picture as they assembler in the Cm, at the rostrum where the groom was

ihair. "Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dalziel anrhliflfeiiifi- Gowor Siiooi- o Yoceiiim" son Jackie. are spending their holl- was gfbgrwgrd5 held, and the many

- -Mountalns,‘ ‘Spanish Gold.‘ and uests had the privilege of extending! Gm in Kndare; .. M,’ Jack is short- ‘Biii only labor for my spirlfs needs’. .

i _ As one about to journey f w _ ‘Travellers Rest, Mr. and Mrs. Lao-fair bride. Refreshments were serv- ‘y w m” England “gain for 0"" ar “ av

Hard MBCNBU. Mf- Mid MPS- will B-Ied, and the usual toasts cordially jhonorcd, the health of the bride be- ling proposed by the Rev. E. C. French. amid showers of confetti and hearty good wishes. the bride and groom‘ |left by motor car en route to Plac- entla, where the honeymoon ls be- lng spent. Thefv were accompanied as far as Salmonier by their attend- ants. The bride was the happy re- cipient of a large array of valuable presents, including over a thousand dollars in cash, practical testimony of the general esteem in which she

returned to Beverly, Mass" after a visit to her home in this city. l O l

week of two popular Charlottetown people, Miss Jean I. Allen. and Mr. George J. Tweedy, barrister, is be- ing pleasantly discussed by their friends.

Charlottetown, were entertained on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. H. T. Begg. of Summerside.

left on T‘ sadly morning for Hali- fax, to continue his study of dentis- try at Dnlhousie.

with her sister and aunt. of Everett. KIM. '

recently from Canada with commis- sions for twenty-urea portraits at 1,000 guinea slob. lie has painted since hi: mum; portrait of the Queen at maotingbam Palace, and

Palmer was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Palmer at Brighton and spent a most enjoyable visit. Her many friends were delighted to see{ her and renew acquaintances It is, i0 be hoped Miss Palmer may make this her summer resort. She enjoys the companionship ofalarge circle of friends. who will always b ready with a. warm welcome when

A delightful Bridge of six tables

prizes were won by

Miss Lena McLure, of Charlotte-

lace trimmed with

Sh!‘

roses. carnations and

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Wonderful smoothness and quietness of operation.

Such remarkable perfor- mance could only result frorn fine-car engineering. The motor is cushioned on resilient rubber. The crankcase is ribbed both horizontally and vertically to prevent distortion and maintain permanent, accu- rate bearing alignment.

Stop in today. Let us place 24,00“ SEDAN an Oldsmobile

at your dispos- $1155

a], for any tests or comparisons in; hill dimb- A1‘ FACTORY, OSHAWA. our. Government Tau ml

_ you c a r e to ‘n5 ab‘ HQ" Spare rm m" mike- ois-s-zan General It?’ on lelrml mum In v

W" "Nomi-o'- vn of #-

OU don't need special,

costly fuels to get bril- liant high-compression per- formance from this new Oldsmobile.

A new type cylinder-head of General Motors Research design provides the zest and snap of high-compression engines, and with ordinary gasoline. Try this great new $5 h.p. engine on the road. You will find power for e v e r y n e e d, ' speed to meet every desire. Stirring accel- eration. Amaz-

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CHARLOTTETOWN

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Mr. Arihiu Immediately following

ettc and picture hat of pink mo- At the home of the bride's

est wishes to the groom and h

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isrs studio. tzrcstcd spectator of the paintings oi the King's portrait.

ii’ she would be. able to play. Queen was so kind and sympathetic, however. that my daughter quickly put at her ease. The concert! - took place in the white drawing-‘To b"! ""°iii<‘Y'o Pfliiion for some room. I sang three or four bass songs-among

The Queen was an in- 0N THE 115T DAY_ _

I'd have no vain illusions then of I B _ —"* ‘ fame, Mr, Jgclg with i Y "d!" 5- 6M5‘) -I'd see how cheap arc things men

who ‘nus an excellent bass voice, also onlgngncfnon‘ day m 1W6‘ and lF smve m 31mm-

fiiifilii-‘d 91103161‘ royal commandil wonder whnt grout task I‘d worki oritduhtlealast day allowed on earth Hc ave a co u on. - , _ . - pnlaia M155 félflifitiggrglilflGr-anlhd full strength for thoselld t: man Iv? one" wished ter. was his accompanist. "My I wofggzsrflgfiilsialgixgséds rd spend, ' _____ drughier was so nervous before my m“-._.rs_ i

sir arrived at the Palace," said Mr. ‘ _ ,

Jf'(‘k_ "ma; She gold me she dnubw}; The fancy comes that I should run Alltlsfiptlc

The! 5"“ .The countless friends who have

been kind -to me. ,I was And I should pause the while I rushed along, ‘

1f you have a cut apply Min- nrd‘: Llnlment lmmedla 2y. Prevents poisoning. Cleanses. heals.

Mmanoig‘; i Uh I MEHJ

WTOHE.

. , l "1911 think Id wnise no time on selfish‘

‘The | deeds

them ‘Over

Gccd-by to all I've known 1'd want,‘ l

to say. . I

Shortly after 5 o'clock.

held.

Miss Janet Sutherland, R.N., has

An engagemen‘ announced this

one

Mrs. W. K. Rogers. Mrs. L. B. unt and Mrs. iDr.) Bagnnll. of

Mr. Erwin Taylor, of Malpeque,

Miss Reta Wheatley. North River, spending an enjoyable vacation

Mr. Richard Jack, BA. returned

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