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. SEPTEMBER 1o, 192s‘ <

THE’ clrARLorrETmvNjoAnnlAN

PRINCE’ ‘EDWARD Tamar‘ M°LAGEEN lat-Milli

The glamorous adventures »'

of a roving Lothario‘ who ,

fought and loved his way

through the ports of t o .1’! b085-

‘WITH ORCHESTRA ALSO “KNIGHT or DAZE” COMEDY

. . ‘ PRINCE E1) WARD WEDNESDAY

WILLIAM HA I N E S

Love, scandal, war-spread over every front-page! What of the men who gather the news? ilere at last is a picture showing their thrilling drama! Laughs. lovc, ""0"

“Te l l ‘i n g the Worl ”

i I AND OFTER FAMOUS

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"Startling Scientific l Changes Predicted

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.ln His New Book “The the Famous British cribes What we May Scientific Changes. of a Machine-like S the Workers, Unless Mentally and Use W for Good instead of

The bewildering changes which may be expected to follow recent scientific discoveries are outlined by Sir Philip Gibbs in his new book fThe Day After Tomorrow," where- BLA in is depicted a world completely re- fashioncd, but whether ultimately for thc better or worse is a doubt- ' ful question. A comedy romance o! “The scientists of today want modern youth tingling with l-watclring by men-in-thc-strcet," Sir - "ca" lhmbb 311d bl-lhbll"! in (luiet laboratories which wc are over with laughter. A not allowed to enter. We are the girl who thought she mum patients upon whom they are oper-

m“ plans for ollr future way oi life. Thtse clofstcred gentlemen, removed

ALSO MJVENILI-J (‘OMEDY ffrom the roar and bustle oi every- m1." E G L 0 0 M C n A S E w. day humanity. gazing mildly through thcir spectacles or microscopes at ‘organic and inorganic liie in test-

. ' [tubes and retorls, studying the chemical reactions of various com-

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blnations of clcmcnts, watching the life-history oi tadpoles. and rats, and guinea-pigs, and disease germs. or fingering little instruments sells-Live to light or sound, arc not just busy with research for its own sake. Tllc results of their experiments are go- in", to make a lot of difference to tllchabits and home life oi the 0r- dinary men and women who know nothing or very litile oi what these quiet gentlemen have in store for

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It is predicted that the world will take to the air, "not in single spies but in battalions," the aerial high- ways will be crowded with the traf- ‘fic of tourists, traders and persons paying social visits to friends and families hundreds of miles away but very clcse in time values. The motor car will be obsolete, because the aeroplanes will run along the ground as irell as fly over it. The architecture oi cities will be altered for the accommodation of

Fmou‘ “Gmnjfm acrodromes and landing-places;

Oll WORLD TOUR

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Another Philip Gibb‘ PriC€ on Edison Mazda Lamps

Day After To-morrow"l War-Correspondent‘ Des- Expect in the Way of. He Stressed the Danger ystem of Life Enslaving

Canadian General Electric Cm, LtlL, again announces new low prices on Edison Manda

we Devemp Morany and Inside Erosted.Lamps. These prices are hat Science will Give Us dfwm” ‘mm°d"“°|7'

Evil. NewPrice Old Price _l5 Watt 27c - 30c

25 Watt 27c 30c reshaped thereby. Our educational 40 W8" 27¢ 30c methods and the~wholc systcln or‘ 60 Wan 30c

crime and punishment may be al-i r tcred in accordance with new krrow- 100 W8" 48c

EDISON MAZDA

will be medical men assisted by cx- INSIDE FRDSTED

perts in chemistry, surgery. and LAMPS

mental suggestion. The "crook" will A._CANADIAN o EN E QAL e LECTDI c o o0 oucr

are telling us, is in process oi evolu- l tion which may be spccded up. and the conditions of liie modified and

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not be sentenced to a term of im- prisonment but will be subjected to chemical and psychological tcsts. In a serious case he may bc handed over to a surgeon for a painless op- eration; or he may get oii with o. JlCSB of psycho-analysis, a touch of ‘lrypnctism. or a sentence of com- prllsory vegetarianism, with ultra- violet rays. All this sounds phan-

tastlc. but if what is happening now. in private laboratories and surger-I ies, is developed much further. changes cvcll more startling and rc- » volutionary are in store for human- ity. The Dur-ilcss Glands

The tluctlcss glands have bccomo the happy huntlng-grorlml ior thc, scientific gentlemen who havc sci; their minds upon the rc-making of, mcn and women. Recent experi- ments and investigations point to! the possibility of exerting controll upon physical and mental develop-l ment by playing about with humanl glands as a pianist plays about with} his combinations oi notes. A little more thyroid. or a little less. an ex- tra discharge from thc thymus, or n. slight decrease or increase in thc chemical action oi the pituitary, a fcw spare parts from monkeys or goats to replace one of thc sex- V,‘ glands, or a chemical composition ' » . . 1 , This nukes a, ["5" lwhich will restore their activity, and ' l closet. as well as leaving 3tlrerc you get your fingers on the ' ~ tile top of the stove ‘instrument of life to change old cleared,

‘lncn into young, to make giants‘ or ‘dwarfs. to extend the youth oi sen- ile folk. to increase the imagination §oi poets and painters, to speed up ‘the activity of manual workers, to

The Newer All Cast Range can he supplied in (in-y Enamel finish or Standard finish.

This Casi Iron R-inge is very popular. being espec- ially easy on fuel.

it has the newest warm- ing closet-having the clos- et part extend back so that the pipe goes through it.

Bethune Hardware Co., Ltd

"The Family llardwarc Store" 1Z3 QUEEN STREET. PHONE 757.

_ thickly curlllested Cmllltries Wm dis‘ l change criminals into model citizens. ‘tr! ute their human life over widen“) calm m“. passions or intensify

_ lure s: there will be traffic rules of them’ w make special kinds of #911913‘ Blld "slleed c0135" in the men and women for special jobs _

' o ‘clouds. Agricultural methods will, 1 111 5 y; nd ldlculous- A ‘be revolutionized by the intensifies-figs; 55815 Zippenlyfgugs Srégards the Mt. Stewart NOtCS l , tion of production by chemical ac-l,..~5lpon..n,en¢ o; death O,- M least Charged xtlilon oncthte 5011 and Pléllllfil imtd the rejuvenation oi senile animals, Quite n bit of interest was dis-l 9 P“? 9° m" of CTPPS "in n,“ “"1 including ourselves. played here Saturday afternoon} v

g pests cr the seventies of climate; _ Wm“ a large porpolse made "S apJSteallng

New types of fruits and vegetables] Artiilcal Sunlight Durance at [he bridge and around‘ Night and gloom will be banished m” ‘"“""°S' ‘

T “7 l ‘ will be produced by scientific graft- ‘ - lng, _and chemistry will provide syn- ‘ W0 onderfu (“oncerts Prlnce thetic foods to replace the heavy from the city streets oi the future, i . m . 1 Messrs Samuel and Arthur Duff, lCanadlan Pres) September 17th 311d 18th, Canadlan Tgur {treat dial; which we are accustomed wmfilrhwlll gfilnoodxeg lglitgefirglazis accompanied by Mr. Frcdcrlckl MONTREAL, Que, Sept. 6.-Col~ ‘ ' ' ' - ° “w” “'5' ~ 5"“ g ' p5 a Fr is all of Maiden Mass arriv-‘onel E. Clayton Kennedy President Under the Dlstm rushed Patrona of n tr a l r i 'ill be ti ill b- d: ithout fuel or sails. “m ' ' ' l ' 7662 g‘ e a roan teevson w vas y w - rlven w _ M l I f the A l n H d‘. C hon g improved. Audiences in cinema Direct solar cnergy will be utilized Cd m‘ M‘ stefizgttmgzqgayvlfgsgozg‘gompany 3251f? me ;Ia3um:rm_

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Charlottetown receives regularly the best the World aflords in Motion

2s Bl i drvsa- . . . csfilelzllglclh: gfiilcizngiflxoggase Bros Pictures but something entirely dli-portunlty.

ferent will soon be staged at the

pcrldous interest and crowd thc theatre to capacity. This refers to the Wcstnfinstcr Abbey Choir con-

7682 sissting oi twenty mcn and boy sing?

ers. one 0i the most noted musical organizations lll all England. The‘, dnlc September l'l---l8 is convcnicntl

for attendance from almost any part

His Honor Lord Willingdon~ Governor‘ theatres will was. m hear the General of Canada.

scenes oi contemporary history as they are enacted thousands of miles

of thc Island by those who wlslz tojond current literature will be re- take advantage of such a rarc op-‘stricted. and even the power of thc The price will be butlwritten word may pass until reading seventy-five ccnis and one dollanmay become only the hobby of old

7662 Prmce Edward. an attraction whichftlrus excluding no one from enjoy-liashioncd folks and great students. without question will prove of stu-{mcntbf this unusual entertainment. Perhaps thc new inventions may de-

Thc entire Canadian tour is unclcnstrcy the inherited culture of ages. the patronage of Lord Wlllingdon, so that we shall lose interest in thc Grvcrnor-Gcncl-al of Canada. Tlrcpast with its literature and art, bo- Clrarlottctown engagement will he causc thc present will come crowd- | under thc patronage of His Honor ing irl upon us with a thousand new‘ the Lieutenant Governor and Mrs/interests and amusements and curi- llcartz. osltics and lllc future will hold more I passionate interest.

ENGAGEMENT—M€lind Mrs. H,‘

,ya'ss order and priced] GEORGETTE Sear“ very special B. ‘Bowncss, Kensingtoll, announce

price $1.19 each. Prowse Bros Lid-

lghi. é 76oz

TC!‘ ' I SIIINGLES: Wc have now very mS lfneeded. Elnrm stock oi Brnntford Asphalt

lshlngles. FennelldzCllandler.

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I ISTEB, ' soucrro irro "p" . ‘ noun m- m‘? BRANTFORD AsmAi-lgsgllign ~. Block. ollumtmwalnni LE8: complete 8

hand. Fennell 6: Chandlelrsoovs-Gdil Dr. C. C. Archibald" . me ol N. Y. Pout Grlhltl A'l' IIOMIL-Mrs. lealle Ramsay. ‘Wit-l School llll Bonito] Hamilton will be at home m lg: ~ United t. m, m, m“ friends Tuesday evqnllll- RPM‘ and Throat llth from 6 to l0 oclock. 4 a a m

02a I'll-d unvlrlnr Glance! 7°‘ ' ' ‘ “t lllildin .. m. 0.11:. ......' w» m "m"

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' Towm-The schooner Ruth MI-fl- in" now at New York will load a full

cLeod 8a Bentie r o t. Ind w. Hard Ooal 1.5, 133N111! , y linker-m a 00. lrouwllflfg:

W- I- nns-ron. no. = bar-sink’ he"! w" "W" ‘

and A at-low their rural! nov-

ollol: ilt “y” , IIONII 1'9 mm" . Charlottetown, P. I» I. l.

monald & McPhe

IF YOU NEED a new roof or

rm. as FURNISHED b31356‘ (£38m, at GWEN-OW" H°r5°

be the 19th. Races. Selim“ 1' 7856_9_a_m

the engagement of their (laughing Ruby Elizabeth. to Mr. Thomasl Mayne Stewart. Norbom. Marriage 'to lakc placc thc latter part of September. 7674

AGENTS APPOINTED-Mr. AP.

storcd up, perhaps recorded and set Two Galahad; Mumaghan and his brother have managed to act her back on the m motion agakh They’ mo’ “kc an

signed contract under the name of ‘Murnaglran Bros. to handle thc Graham-Paige linc oi motor cars for Queens County.

7673-94i-li i TEACHER APPOINTED — Miss iMary W. MacLean of Souris. has ‘been appointed to the teaching stnfl‘ of West Kent School in suc- cession to Miss Nora Mackenzie, who has been transferred to Prince Street. Miss MacLean holds thel degree of Master of Arts from Mac- |Gill University. Miss Freda Taylor] [of Prince Street has been granted a year's leave of absence.

lope McLeod. Orwell Cove, while bathing at Orwell Cove recently,

ea of trees. Accompanied by. Miss Susan McLeod. Red Orms Nurse,

mens to the Guardian. and have

exhibition, Mr. S. A. McLeod being their uncle.

wsoomo BELLS-I'M nurriage of Mrs. Van Home at Yarinouth. N. s.. and the new. Dr. Item. pre- lident of the Unlvlflit ~01 King's .Qollege, tool: pllfi Lil Saints cathedral. Halifax. on Wedneulu tut at the noon hold". The cere- many was perfonued by f-Iis Grace the AzChMIHOp of Nova Scott: u- pigted by Dean Llwyd of the Oath- Qdffl andollobytheitev. immen- nrd Helium, Rector of Yorrnoutil. Nova Booth. and s native of this Province. The any friends of the my. Pnlitieo King's Oollego in

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romeo l-‘OSSILS ‘wrnmsr BA- Saturday on a trip to Montreal anal?“ “We” “me d“ m“ w" m“ _ . l Tun"; Misses Hera“ “m! Pa“ Ottawa‘ ‘the vibrations of bodies long since

discovered n number 0f pieces of ford, Mass. is spending hcr holidays pertriiled wood beflrlns dlflflmlllvé with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 81l- markings of the trunk and brcnch- as Cuddy, Murray Harbour.

they bwllllll "l9 lllwlfilllll! Bllflrl- Halifax. are spending a week on the

this Province will join in wishing’ Thought vlbmmms

Dr. Moore and his bride a happy: scientists "e ahead. - . - . ‘ y asking. May journey Lhmugh me‘ ‘ ‘not thought itself be a vibration ”'~'"""'ME"TS r" The "wwllliibeilcigilmflviitlifl ‘iiiiiinfiliidlf; LWTJZI g3‘; 0:021 dasouggcc “a? Hdfrmrddengths to which other illtelligerlces, y‘ 5 m° y‘ may bc tuned if properly sensitive?

lh l , . R?“..‘Z.‘Zf.°..i§. llf.°i‘.’...'“.i“iii.’f‘.i‘li my l»

tracks after two hours labour. was half past filcVEfl before the‘

train rcachcd the citv an.l who": an“ thousands of »

' . YGHFS. if? lggcfiheoxtlratgc nfitgezngg“ Does not that suggest a scientificl two hours labour. It was half pnstfixplatxigflzn for the ow swrles‘ eleven hcfore the train reached and‘ mm e ouses‘ apps“ n5’ and then in the yard the train again‘ he like? n’ seen“ possible that

' some passionate action, some in-

:3’ke3hihetr:;5s'of'r€:e gfyfenazgltense emotional experience in the

late Borden train was also dcrailedmam‘ some appearance of personah

lity, may continue by means of vi- 331%; ‘gaze: ‘Angina: gazing: brations in old houses or elsewhere,

happened to the eastern train. mlselczfizfle: sfinxageggzfrgglj; they were first set in motion by PERsoNfLs ‘minds abnormally sensitive and re-

Mr. R. H. Jenkins,‘ M. P..

atomic energy. may have almost. impcrlshablc force, existing S0jIl0-‘

ceptive, like human microphones. It

lsten in to the past and even see

Miss Clara Cuddy of West Med-llxgjfidénlaelf filgfgudgrgacfiahgg

things. but even the man-in-the- street ls dimly conscious that great mysteries are about him in these toys of broadcasting and television. The human mind itself, biologists

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Goabee of Island. visiting their many friends

Mrs. L. M. Holmes is visiting her father Mr. Inuohiin McLean. Ocean View. with whom she will spend a month before returning to her home in Boston. llrl. Holmes’ hus- mdlaaprominentbuilderofnos-

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Mr. and Mn. hed Armour of Middleton. who bay: been the guest-r oi Mr. and Mn. it. H. Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. hed Houle for the out weeharo now in Bedeque, where they will pay a visit before leaving for home.

i—-—-£O-}'————- Hillard: llnlnolt invaluable everywhere - "

, to spend a xwabgazgngggggsr S; velfiilsléngsalg‘; -Messrs Duff were former residents . .

ci Mt. Stewart but have not been be harnessed, and machinery will buck for twenty years’

But all these things which the sci-

, ,3‘ Phil. 1 Ls sively. pronounced the island un- “Lists forcshadow r p p0 n lsurpassed for bcauty and hospital-

out. will not assure thc happiness oi

mrnkind. Many oi them may lead 4Y-

to frightful dangers..—ireaks, mon- str Jsities from surgical laboratories.

" hi -ltk tern oi liie en- “W” gluing; ti: wolkzliss. powers putinto M95575 G53’ 510V" and Auflllsmle

The dltchcr and working train

away. Tile production oi newspapcrslevlrywhere replace manual labor. mane“ who has travelled exwn; l having gone ‘to Georgetown.

thc hands of the human race for itslMRDF-‘llllld hill/B 80m! WW1 ht?!‘-

own destruction. Unless thc men- tality and morality oi mcn and wo-

Mr. Frank Harldrnghrrn purchas-

and Mr

luction Company, today was commit- [ted for trial by Judge Enright on a charge of stealing $25,000. Evidence at the preliminary trial was to the effect. that there had been a short- age of about $23,000, according to the books oi the Maritime Educa- tion Company, at Moncton, N. B., and that; part oi this amount- 86-000 or $7.000 had been paid to thc accused. The next stage of the trial, the voluntary statement, is sot for September thirteenth.

C. A. Bernard. K. 0., for the de- fence declared he wished to prove

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now plwed them ln llw M" wln~ and relatives in olaaswhe and l dow of Messrs. Moore 6: McLeod for Mun-j’ flgrbouf, HE GABBS

men reach higher stnrldards so that-‘Pd l1 811118 010W llfllll E. P» Clfllkflme a . , p , ‘ they can control this modern science Massey 8-’ Iinrrls agent. last week. pa“ gfegigcsggfooongcil yanglilig] r8; Rlvl "50 ll l0!’ 809d lllsieml 9f “V” "W"- , lColoncl Kennedy. He would exam- tlltn the “DRY All" Tmllolrwiflmuy M? "m! M“ s~ A- com“ “cmmflinc witnesses on tllc day oi volun- come with now miseries rather than panlcd by Mrs. Frank Plgott, Sav-Wary SWWIHQHL he sum officials of with wonder-Working illfls- ggel Bulb" 1°" wcdnesdlly l°l"'thc American Hydro Carbon C0,. ‘MM 05 °n~ testified thc aroused has nev ~ MULLALLYJVIAI-ONE NUPTMLS i“ lvotcd n salary by cilllcr tluflbggi: ———~ . M mid M“ H- w~ McKay W! of directors or thc cxccutlvc board Miss Mary Elizabeth Malone. Wednesday on a visil lo New York. of thc ¢Qnmnny_ dwghtcr of Mr. and Mrs. John Miss Carrie Grant. Charlottetown Malone. Sourls, P. E. I. became ls spending her vacation alt her the bride of Mr. Chester Joseph home here. I Mullally, Son oi Mr. and Mrs. P. A number of fishermen are prc-. J. Mullally, also of Bouris P. E. I. paring their boats for thc oyslcr‘ on Sunday Sept. 2nd. at a church srason which begins Sept. 21st. wedding aolemnized by Reverend _-. --i-_-__- _- ._ _ E. T. McCloskcy of Queen oi All a wllitc gold wrist watch and lo the, The angel oi death visited Cam. Saints Church. Brooklyn N. Y. bridesmaid a cameo. lbrldgc road and claimed for its vic- The bridal party entered the After the ceremony a mceptiomtim, Mrs. Marlin Lanigan at 1h: church to the strains of Lohengrins was held at the home of her sistenfadvanced age of '18 years. “Bridal Chorus," played by Mr. during which many friends tender-l The deceased hed been falling Heywogner, During the ceremony ed their congratulations to lhehealth onlya few months, and all Gounods "Ave Marla" was rendered young couple. that loving care and medical skill by Mr. Rhcinhardt. Following the reception Mr. andlcould do was of no avail to ward The bride wore a period gown Mrs. Mullally left on an extended cff the dread messenger. She was of white pointed spray over white honeymoon through the New Eng- visited often by her Pastor Rev, satin with a wide moire sash held land States and Canada, For lrav- Father Mccabe. who prepared rm- ln place by a rhinestone pin. and a elling the bride wore a black velvet for the eternal life. On August 12th, tullc veil with orange blossoms. She ensemble with hat to match. she passed peacefully away. carried a shower bouquet of white The popular young bride is a She leaves to mourn one son, roses and lilies of the valley. Her graduate nurse of Bellevue Hospital and three daughters. William H. only jewellry was a string of pearls, New Yory City, where she has lol- Margaret. Ella. Clare. {The funeral gift of her sister. Ilowed the nursing profession for look place at 8t. Paul's Church, Tha bridesmaid Miss Helen Ma- the post few years. _ Sturgeon, when a Requium Mam lcnc, sister of the bride was gowned Mr. and Mrs. Mullally will reside was sung by Rev. Father McCain in maize georgette with picture hatin Saskatoon. Saskatchewan where after which her mortal remains. and carried an arm bouquet oi’ yel-rMr. Mullally holds a prominent were laid to rest to await Resurrec. low tea roses. Mr Walter Fisherlposition with the Canadian Pacific tion morn. To ‘the son-owing family supported the bridegroom. iRallroad. we extend our heartfelt sympathy. The grooms gift to the bride was - (Patriot please copy) R. I. P.

In Memoriam

MRS. MAR-‘ITITW- LANIGAN

By Barrio Payne

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