KCAMJERQN of the,

Matinee, Adults 16c. Ohlldren 11¢-

Evonlng, Adults 2k. Children 16c.

A dANADlAN MADE PICTURE PRODUCED m CANADA yin-I CANADIAN cam-rat. av

stunner SHIPMAN

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HUKiNhUi ‘

"Ernest Shipman foo... I‘ t I‘ r u n r‘ s

ROYAL MOUNTED‘

f... COIIDOIS Stirring Story 714th Gaston filass JI/ivivnnc Osborne and

Irving Cummings ‘

“agreed by Winnipeg

oductionslnr.

THE ANSWER TO THE QUESTION. CAN PICTURES BE MADE IN CANADA

5

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' uiiim 3.15. atom 1 Ann us i

MORSE slices and snort: 5a isomer-ville. Sept. 23, omémlly 3‘ .

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JUST INSIDE ‘m: door of iris Exhibition Building you will find the Red Cross Booth—-Be sure to visit it. - flililfi-Zll-dl

PROFEOSOR H. A. TANTON. Voice specialist. Teacher of Piano Organ and Voice. Studio M6 Greet George Street. 7091-19-1I.

SPRINGFIELD-Service‘ in St. Elizabeth's Church next Sunday at L1 a. m. Sermon sub,iect-——"Oom-- lug io the end." All are cordially invited.

8H0? from Humarve camel-

AUTUMN MILLINERY tons today.

MOTHERS, BRING THE child-- ron to the Red Cross Child Wel- fare Booth at the Exhibition next ‘(gen 8033-20-34

HANDOMEGT SUITS In Char lottetown ehowtlngrat Patons to- day, ‘ 3065-21-25

ONE DOLLAR BUYS any parcel at our sale Wednesday, Sept 27th. Who will get the $25.00 diamond rkigf-The W. T. Wellner Co. Ltd. Queen Street. 8070-20-1

at Pa- 8086-21-2!

THE 8. 8. “CANADIAN SAP- PER" sails from Montreal Sept. 23rd for Charlottetown direct. She will be due here Sept. 20th and loads livestock and general cargo for 3t. John's, Nfld. 8051-21-31

CRA-PAUD-The Annual liar- vest Thanksgiving Service will be held in St. John's Church next Sunday at ‘l p. in. Special mus_ic is being prepared. Sermon subject The Harvest principle in History. All are cordially invited.

PATONS DRESS DEPART- MENT-Beautlful models Ia styles that are graceful and adapted to varied types. Conceived of high- grade Georgette. Canton Crepe. Tricontine, Gabardine, Serge, Can- ion and. Trioontlne combinations.

FOR SALE——Uve Mink, unhurt. and in good condritlon.—Peier Rlelly, Forest Hill, St. Peter's It. R. N0. 3. 8071-21-11

COMING — Moving pictures Western Drama. also the: 'ith epl sods Fighting Fate and comedy a Murray River, Tuesday, Wood ls- lands Wednesday, Flat River Thursday, Eldon, Friday, Vernon Saturday, Show starts art 8 pJn sharp. 70100-19-31.

COME TO PATONS MERCHAN OISE FAIR today and as often during the weak as you can. Ii. will be a great honor to us and we feel sure that the visits will be pleasant and profitable to you. Welcome. 8868-21-2!

‘THE W- T- Wiil-l-NER C0. Ltd, etc. Of artistic and harmonious Queen Street sell the Brunswick designs, Appropriate for street

reception and afternoon wear. Wo- merrs and misses‘ sizes. Patons 1,111, 8064-21-2I

Phonograph, the kind you will never want ‘to chartge’ for any other make. iAsli us about terms. 8070-20-11 ————

—- wssr RIVER CI-RCUIT-dtev.

ON A BICYCLE TOUR—— Fred- M. J. MocPherson will preach on erick Pettitpns of the Eastern Sept 24th at Wesl- Rlvel‘. 301111111111 Trust company, received word‘lon Service at lil a. 1a., preachih; from his friends, Gordon Smithlservlce also at 7 p. m. and plie- well known oarsman, also of the paratory service on Saturday ,8! same company, that he had reach- 7.130 p. m. He will preach at Bun ed Prince Edward Island safely. shaw on the afternoon of the 24th says the Halifax Mall. He is on at 3 D 111- Preaching Service! 3‘- a ‘bicycle tour of the Maritime Hampton Presbyterian Church 011 Provinces. ‘Mr. Smith reports that the 24th at. 3 D- 111- 111111 i111 TPYO"

TOPICS OF T-HE DAY AND SCREEN SNAPSHOTS

conditions are very flourishing on at ‘i p .m-. 6011111143195 b)’ M" M11’:

PRINCE EDWARD

The MAE EDWARDS PLAYERS

In a Repertoire of Late New Y0rk_ Successes -

CHANGE OF PLAY NIGHTLY 6—-BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS-—-6

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AND THE MAE EDWARDS "5' JAZZ ORCHESTRA

" SEAT SALE OPENS FRIDAY MORNING AT 9.30 A. M.

' takinr: Marmoln

EVENING,‘ $1.10, 80c. RUSH 52c.

. crops in those parts of the Island.

‘and DPBSQYIIS l1

Y‘ UNIV Upon Marmola ‘. Tablets for reducing and controlling

the Island. Pherson.

A pLzaigAu-r Au-rg Tmp, _ WILTSHIRE NOTES.—'l‘he farm- up, and Mrs, Lloyd Jay of Pigquld ers oi‘ Wiltshire are busily engulf: and “(Hg dauglflgf 1,0,"; “mm. ed finishing the harvest which was partied ‘by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 11 111111111" “Top-“Misses Blanfhfi beard of Lorne Valley also Mr. Claim" and Sadie Cunagha“ e

Lemue. Jay, Fanning Brook motor- 1'01‘ 305w" Tuesd" “m” a ed through the Wes-gem p3,; 0g me pleasant visit. to the homes of t Bnl island 1| M1; Jay's can They childhood-—Mr. Miller Ca-mhbc . ‘visited Crapaud, Borden, ‘Sum-mer- B- A» who during the present eumi sine, vicmria and Cent“) Bede. mer has ministered to the spir tua que. While ‘in Crapaud they were "9955 9f ‘"1 large wngrellaflwtln the guests of M.‘ and MN“ Gem E_ Sask, leaves this week to takehiilh beard also ‘Mr. and Mrs. Harry “bullies l“ the “m muntry‘ r‘

C bell rved ~ in the overseas Imam. They Tenn“ beautiful iuZi-Tgs iluriiieig the war and alter his

return resumed his arts course.

sensuous

0m ilwllilii’ a At in. this. Emu

The management of the Prince Edward announce‘ the engagement of the Mae nawsrda slayer: for! Fair Week for six tiithlfl. B18"- ipg ‘Monday September 26th.. and five Matinees startiilfl; Tuesday.

"The Moth" The ‘opening play is a story of ininIgtYe-nature invol- vtng thrills, mystery romance and adventure all under the same ban- ner and pmselltod In a manner that will please the most critical. Associated with Miss Edwards‘ are some of the members of last season's company. and others who

s Engagement

Theatre Next iiomlay I

will make their first appQtrance before a local audience, and will no doubt win popular favor during the engagement.

There will be a new play pres- ented each night“ interspersed with high class vaudeville. be- tween tbe acts, The famous Mac Edwards “Jazz” ‘Orcfistra, which besides rendering incidental

music for the plays. will-slat; ab"? '

specialties between the acts.

The seat saleybpens this Thurs- day morning ifat 9,30 for the entire eugagellirillt .'

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By Harry F. Dart, Compiler Course for the lnternatlon

Article 3. An Election-Tube iDe- tector Recei-ving Set: ‘

. The crystal detector may bi: re- placed by an electron-tube detector which ‘than penforms the same func- tions as did the crystal which it replaced. Under some conditions the electron-tube detector may be

able condenser (d) across its ter- minals. Briefly stated, the elect- ron-tube (e) contains a filament which is heated ‘by 1m electric cur-l rent, u metal grill so named from its appearance, and o plate which is o solid piece of“, shee‘; metal ‘practically enclosing the other two elements. These are contained in a iglnss tube wliiclt has been pumped to a very high degree of exhaus- tion. .

The filament is usually heated by a definite current, as specified by tihe manufacturers, from a 6- volt storage battery (f), although the Illa-men: or n". leaist one type of detector tube ls-heated by n smitl icurrent from one dry cell. A

graduating with honors and further doing himself honor_ by gaining a, scholarship, entitling him to a course at Edinborough UnlverBLW- While in the West he spent ailew days with his lather, Mr. J. Milli)" Campbell, M. Pw-Tlle Dlltlluc

OPENS -NEW STORE. —Mr. A. J. Dougan has opened up a daily meat, fish and vegetdble market -at 272 Etuston St. in the store Mr. Levi The store is well stocked very clean and neat appearance and no doubt Mr.‘ ibougan. whose purpose is to gill“ “a first claiss service at moderaici

favorably under. the able supervis- ion of Miss Trainer who was re-en-

Bros, returned to McG-ill Univer- slly last week to continue his medl- cal course there. I-le also served his country in the world war and after twn years profitably fluent in 11"" tlsh Columbia decided to- study 1'01‘. the medical profession. His brother Sheldon is also studYlnK medicine at hloGill and leaves for ‘Montreal on Friday. Another brother Mor- rison has resumed his studies‘ in iietitisiry at. Wolfville while still another brother Lorne is 11421111 year student at P. ‘W. C. Two 0,9191‘

iHow Fat Actress Was Made Slim

MBIIY 8188B Deople now depend en- Prescription

fat, One clever actress tells that she reduced steadily and easily by using this new form of the famous Mar- mola Prescription, and now; by Prescription Tab- lets several times n your, keeps he!‘ weight just right. All good dring-

‘I ' ilists sell Mar l I‘ u,“ T n. memibers of the same family “are » PYICQS ATINEE. ADuI-Ts 31¢. CHILDREN 21c. » lets! at. one ufiiu? i§§"§';uu‘éf'du? u um. successful students at FEW-C- ‘, _’_ I _ pre er you can secure t em irect m u“, not distant DBMS-n ‘ ‘or. , fr th M t c .. 4012 w u- 1

"5 W325 Ase" ggtliqitliit, gliilll. If aynou thy 91 note and commendation ‘that

MATINEE DAILY COMMENCING TUESDAY AT __2-30. EVENING PERFORMANCES AT 8.30 SHARP

four oi the sons of our esteehled friend Mr. Murdoch McLean are at present students In the Colloflefl

have not tried them do so. They are harmless and effective.

AVAUNTI devotions?"

' Verger (proudly): "Yes, sir; An srchileacon, visiting a parishcatche-l two of ‘em last week hut urch, asked the verger, "Do you! soon ’ad ‘em out!"

ltave many people here for private

l

Mitchell, one ol‘ Wlltshlrels pro- gressive farmers was recently mor- ried to Miss Pearl Easter of Wel- moi Valley. Congratulations.‘ ____¢e->-——--

BIIIIWN FUUIWEIIII

The Leading Color

Ask for Mlnardh nnd Take no Other -_---<0>————— -

PERSONALS ‘ Mrs. Theo. Chappell, City, yesterday on a visit to 308K011-

school here is progressing most]

—- and Universities of our lsnd.-—We of produce and u number oi ore pleased to learn that Mr. Geo. horses. Deacon is steadily regaining hi8 .-——- former good health-—Mr. Davis Mr. J. B. Arsennult left yester-

left

AFT-as:

For Fall

‘Mr. Archie Murchison who ha! been visiting his parents, iCapt- J- M. and Mus. iMrurohison bu It!!! on return for the Moody institute. Chicago, where he enters m: the final term.

i

rlteostnt (g) is included in the fila- Iment circuit ‘to control the current and an ammeter is deslrslble to In- dicate when the proper current is established. This latter device is not shown in the figure, hilt could 'he inserted at any place in the lc-cnl ciroirit ‘between the ti-volt ihatiery and the filament.

I The negative terminal oi‘ ‘the 6-

dettser is connected to a sin-all iix- ed socalleil grid ciyuileiiser (h) which l'~‘ in turn conuecieil to the g-riil, hence its name. Condenser (h) may be un air zaonilcnsi-r o’ 0.0005 iuicroilarail Jaapnciiy, or may be tnnileof two shccis of tin or copper of about 2 square inches, separated by two sheets of a good quality oi‘ thin iparaffined paper. The paper should extend a short

Ilow to Sonstmct and Operate a Radio Telephone Receiving Set

secondary coil (c) and the vari-

of the Radio. Operator's ai Correspondence Schools

expected to give the stronger sig-. nnls, but its additional cost and care in operation are against it. The primary coil (a) anti its m- coiupuuying short-wove condenser (b) are quite like ‘those oi‘ the crystal ileicctor set, us are also the

fir/gphonc Ree/var;

l'|' 2

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distance beyond the edges of the, foil ‘to prevent the edges touching. Two more shoots Jgf/parufiiued pn- per may ‘be placed on top of the upper plate and the whole rolled up into u compact cylinder; -~'l',hc two line wires (from the‘ set) uri- connected one 1.0 cuirlrof ‘the two

the skcich:

i Soak the

out. . HERE is ouch .-. aim- '

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i morni give them a thor- .- E

- P]; any way of vvash-' ough-mm g and the dirt ‘l I tng rom n. "h"! i

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just runaaway. No need . “um”, p ay clothes, to rub on the waeh baud etc, that you won't mind

so that holes come and

h”, may there u-c- colour-goes. 111111111.“ R51"- Rinso in .a wonderful i‘ First, make the wonder- product. scientifically

made to wash-cl _ by

soaking ‘—- difiefint

soaps, chips and wllhlnl "=

‘powders, and {and dlflers ff

cntly. ‘ Do not put Ringo in.

ful Rinao liquid. Take half ' l

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to the tub‘ from‘ Aha ii

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a packet of Rinso. 31°F" oughly dissolve it in cool water, and add two quarts of boiling water.‘ Then lay your clothes to soak in the tub of cool or lukewarm water. After one, two or package, but nuke {he three hours or in the Rinso liquid firaf. ,,

ur you us: A wssnmo meant: § _

Follow directions as above. Alter IQIH _ .1 , the clothes wring them into machine, ;, enough fresh Rinse liquid, ‘operate anti rinse, ' -

and you will have the sweetest, clalllelf clothes - you ever saw. t ‘ At ‘ Marla by , All themakere ‘ Orocere . of LUX

I- Ill

sheets oi‘ metal foil asdhdiczttril ill

“Pho-reallfii-jlltqie connected itr-tunil the grid critidenaer-iiuroniniouly culled a grid leek, and should be of the UIIJBF-MJTIOIXUOQ ohm-s. This may be purchased, or‘ inlay be muile by making it iulrly lu-itvy coiiiiiru- one’ lluc wilh him-k lmlia ilraudlng ink on fl piece‘ o hcavy glaze-ii pun er. Lines of dillcrcni widths and lengths may In» tried out. but one» about one inch lit-ii: is itsuully" most convenient. ouis pencil line on llillilPl‘ has also been used. It is important ihnt ‘Ii.’ gcml hiclairinnl circuit be estab- lished between the ends of thelinel and the terminals of the ccuilens-y . t

Bl‘. . Tho plate circuit itivltules n pair}

I | .- , ~ c" . “raged t0 teach for the ensuing volt battery is connecteilto one oi‘ high-resistance (2.000 flllllllill iixgeii',,l§g,l,l,ggeceive an elmokrag yeah-—Mr. Gordon McLean. son oi terminal of ‘the secondary conilens- telephone i-cceivm-s, and a high-i I ' M-urdock McLean, Esq, of McLean er (ill- Tlieyitzher end of this con- voltage dry h.'iiii-i‘_v. A small fixed;

air condenser ntuy lhe used ucrosq‘ tho ti-h-plioni- i‘iu-<'~i\'r-r:.'. or one“ similar to ilic IgYIil condenser may‘ be employed. 'l‘he pinto voltage is,‘ oflcn twenty-two volts with taps m1 ~ the ‘buttery which will g-ive lower! values ll‘ desirable rm- best opera- lion of the tube. Where a higher voltage isv,_pennissihle,-it, gltouldubc - wsed as the operation illhin-l-gjen- erul, be better the higher the plate voltage.

Mrs. _M. J. Kelly, Miss Florence Kelly andMrs. A._E. Smith Mon- tague are in the city.

Mir. H. C. Outerbridge left yes- terdaymorhing on return to Ham-

provlnce he purchased a quantity

day morning for Ottawa where he .will attend the ordination of his brother, which will tuke place the 23rd of this month.

IMiss Nina Keenan, ofthe Guard- ian staff, returned lby the Borden train lMonday night after spend- ing s pleasant vacation in Si. John, N.B., and Borden.

ilton, Bermuda and while m the’

ready to attribute our hesitation to signs oi’ weakness. T-he whole fu- ture of Christianity and oi‘ our civilization depends, upon our standing together in their defence. The union nt‘ the Bolsltevists who are non-Christian, and the -Turks. who are Moltauttitcdnns, -would the cemented (by their opposilion to the Christian religion. llence the need for,ull (‘lirisiians to show determination ut the present time, llliil, ii necessary, to (lie in the de. fence of the Cross.

‘ll hope the- outcome of this au- xiety, If war isnverieil, will he i0

united, and that Christianity is one thing which can save the world.

"All iCaizuiliaus should see, if this warushculd come, that the question at the ihaok of it is not merely lite holding on to British

Miss Carrie tMcDougsli, recent- ly returned to her home in Fair- view, having spent the summer in Toronto, where s-hc was outplayed as stenogrnpher with a lnrge firm ‘Miss McDougall formerly held a good position in Edmonton, Alto.

‘bosses-sinus, but the defence, us

A henvysufl continul" " “ ' '

show Christians that we nrust be-

said before, of our Christianity.

“Canada must not hesitate one nwmcnt lu showing her damn-nun.) ntlon to answer to the call of Great Britain. l wish our Prime Minister had sent the saute quick

~ no- -'-=~‘ “it'd-fl? i.

mu c»; N REL’? ON OUR

Tho picture oi "Prince Charming" andJhe scales tell our bualneee methods. We give you your full mono,’- worth. Long experience in the Jewelr, nuslneee has taught ua what and where to buy. So when you buy any. article Gram Ill you can know that the nullity ie right and the design comet.

WE D0 YOUR REPAIRING RIGHT

C. W. PATTERSON

JEWILLERS ~ II Great George “Ne!

Brown Oxfords

> II BTRAP EFFECTS

will be. very popular title ’ eon-our stock II already!“ inspection.

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I PRICES

I tan T0 00.10

b

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We carry the different widths A. l. C. D. E.

HOGIERV T0 MATCH ‘i $1.00 TO ‘LN

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supreme‘. _ inQuaIity, and Style

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1r A - veteran-padre of the‘ Great War, was probably the first citizen of

h" 0n learning thfit Britain

Her many friends here are pleased to see her at home ggaln.

Canon Scott i ‘ Offers Services

Whole Futurejf Christianity and Civilization at Stake, He Gaye

(Special to The Guardian.) QUEBEC, Septemlher 20.—Lleut. CoI.,_tlie,Rev._iC,anon, F. G. Scott,

Quelllc, to tiller hlsuervices to the Emniragln ‘the present crisis. was calling upon her Dominions, Can- on Scott immediately wired the Minister of ‘Militia, offering his services as chaplain or in any other capacity,

In an interview tonight, Canon Scott said:

"Although it is to ‘be

1..

l hoped

ii comets nhout, being a. question oi’ Christianity and non- ‘Chriiitlpn ity, it ‘will be u religious war. It _ would lbo lust. as much roliglotlll on our Dart as on the aid so! the

salary/saunter..- Jae. cooiffiioasmi

MGIQRIIAI. ~45. . ‘

' decided stand at the present tin

Turks. and the thing is i0 make n

rnnd avert war. Any liersltatioiiho or unwillingness, tngface "wlf, ' the tTtfrk. who would

. .__-_ __ m, _

that Wal’ .wiIl he avol_lcd,_ltill it i

is‘ lgpinil to strengthen‘ ‘the hand of only he too _ _

answer as did the Prime ‘Minister of New ‘Zezilandfl’

PREPARING FOR TRAPPING SEASON

THE PAAS, Man" Sept 20_A|.

mencezfor some weeks trappers

and 07991113518101’ lfilllfneys Into the North. It is anticipated that this winter will see a great many trappers out in Northern Manito- ba. Many of thsmoapgqtorg n, the district. spend their winter on ilie trapping line. so securing a grtiIb-smlie fortha next season's prospecting. A ‘large fur catch is

tlons point o fur being plentiful

though actual trapping cannqi com _,1

are already outfitting m, The pm; -

expected n u‘ ‘winter and indica- .

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You will find P.C.’s as quick to' res oncl as , the muscles of your body. They end an " easeful support: and gentl caress the form ‘ into fashionable, slender ines. ‘ f, The utmost in style, comfort and service , for the price. I

Front lace, back lace, white and flesh.

. Write for booklet showing the new styles "_ fitted on living models. '

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