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‘ialakli I ivmigbt chazmplongwus received :10 dlio Frrleral penitentiary here yo! l Mrdal’. t9 53TH“; a 593ml“? l says the Safety‘ Leaigue. -

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”iv<i%ifsouo when youfget them

. RAMMED with energy-—ready to live a long life of usefulness-crowded with all the electrical strength that 20 years of ﬂashlight battery building experience can build into a ﬂashlight. , —that’s the kind of battery an Eveready ‘Battery dealer will hand you for your ﬂash- iuli . ' ' ~ ‘ _ wiiiilevéi-“iiiife oi-"sizé iir'~'niiiiiiiigiit also have, there's ii Eveready Flashlight Battery toﬁt-it-Jao better itJ-Kto make it- most help: ful and convenient. . _ Brhif-fnyour ﬂashlight or order by.the num- _ be!" on the battery now in your ﬂashlight.- Quality and Service of Eveready Flashlight "Batteries are Certiﬁed by the dealer, Guar- anteed by the maker.

Evctidlwy. Damian». Have Fresh, Powerful ~E_ver¢ady Flashlight Batteries -

vnAnLofrn-rowm. P. n. i. sounis llrurr Stevrnrt- A: Co.. Ltd“ Steam J. Hughes 5: Co.. Ltd.

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Navigation Wnart. atthew it: McLean. Ltd. \\‘. 1".,Doull, '_ Corner Queen and M. A. Paquet. " ‘--.i<rrir-:m.i'~.':"-;-r~ - y; — Maritime, Electric . Ltd. 09- DIONTAGUE l Grafton S . - v ¢ l J B. wedlock. Cornlpn~.uqueen and J. W. Carruthers ;

Richmond -Bts ~ Carrufhcrs & Parkman. .

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CANADIAN NATIONAL CARIL-JNICQ, iiiillniisngi‘, ' ' I HILLCREST PARK, TORONTO _ ' - '

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JOHNSON . seems; m-‘m

“TERM oi‘ a year and ‘alday imposed upon- him at Chicago after his conviction: on a charge of violating the Mann‘

Act. '

miiivnswifoivlui, 14in. Sept. 21 Johnson,‘ former ‘heavy’;- "A careless mun is shortaighted,"

“PrlittoriPotato Diggcr,

This. is one oithe best Potato Diggers made.

We have been selling them f0 have given good satisfaction.

For Sale by , z _ A. HORNE CD.’ . .

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if 45 years and they

Work Shoes -

“ -That is what you want when you are engaged in out door work or that which requires much tramp- ing, standing o-n your feet-foo; long‘-

l -~ hangs], exposure $0;

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recommend any of our work-

W5 canconsc ntiously ey- will-give you long service;

sigma. solidly made, i

mils spin siiiii. ....... ...................... .;..~. ............... .. $4.00 Légfsjgi Grain Bluc. ............. .. . 4.25 uidlS it Bluc. (McCreadys)- 4.75

5.75

Men's S lit Bluc. Clump Sole.....

Men's ip Bluc Clump Sole.. 6.75 Men's Kip Bluc, Hlilll Cut 7 75 Men's Mack Grain lgh Cnt (Greb). 8.00 Men‘; Tan Grain, High but (Greb) .................. .. 8 50

. lloiliris & Smiths

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i linens at Patons for tho Exhibition

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FALL eiwwlms-oiir riiiilsnoo

lng oi’ ladigs suits, ooaﬂtsydmssbs ‘ ayat ‘Qrowpg v‘, 1- I

and million!!! ' tod Bros, ‘Ltd’... ... -

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A SPLENiDi-D SHOW-IMO of furs and fur coals at our, ﬂlhphowipg today. Prowse Bros}? ti.

2967

BRIGHT ‘IRIG <HAilB~to-:wear wlth the dark tallprod suit dis- played tor your approval afPatons today. .

HOTEL KEEPERS geit your mat- tresses, lron beds, pillows and bed"

rush. 9-22 m3i.

VPSIT OUR NEW ground floor studio, 163 Great George Street, one door north of Stanley, Shaw & Peardons, Bayer, Photographer.

2963-9-23-6L,

‘A GRIEVANCE REMOVED.— Mr_ C. W. Rogers of this city who. with Mrs_ Rogers, motored to Hali- fax a few days ago, found on ar- rival at Borden that the extra 40

per cent had been added lo the ‘

flat rate of $6.00 per car for cur- riage across the strait. He paid his $8.40 but instead. of uselessly kick- ing about it, went direct to Mr. Tompkins, General Freight Agent at Moncton and talked it over wlih him showing as lMr_ Rogers well can, that the extra charge was not an equitable one, that, just as vis- itors’ oars were beginning to ar- rive in large numbers, 500 having crossed this summer, this additlrgi to an already high cost would have the efilect of keeping many away. Mr. Tompkins promised to take up the matter with the head oﬁlce at aim. 0ﬂ~_.-Mi'_ Rogers return a few days later lie was agreeably sur- prised on. being asked for $600 in- stedd.‘0!~,»$8.40. Last night he re- ceived adeltter from Mr. A. Mc- Donald, Freight Agent at Charlotte- town inforlpliig him thatﬂit has been decided to continue the old rate of $6.09 per car for the move- mom, of automobiles between Cape Tormentiueand Borden." The trav- elling nubile-are indebtékhto Mn Rowers for ‘this very proper con- cession and the; public generally are indebted to hlmhlor thegvery‘ valuable hint to go to headquarters ror_»tlie ‘redress of. grievances.

- -—%—- Pleasantly Rgmembered ..,. Y.

Miss Annie Kelly; who has been connected__ lth the Morell Hotel ln-‘thiis“cl1y‘“l’or the"past six years h-us severed her connecliorﬁwith- that well-known hoslelry and leaves shortly for the United States. On Tuesday evening as a token of the

'6: . . Jail-lured or, sEltly m!" I11

dill?

' "s, " ' -. ' llc 0" ." An autoist for speeding qsterday ‘was lined $25 and ’co§ts.,;, . " .

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ski-ileum‘ loﬂfaﬁauss iinﬁ; at .41

in bed linen of a fPatons, ‘

im-név _ " nrosuzh all; Hill as

DURABLE MATTRE58E8 Am; imou aepoiuousiiiiig i-igm of Patons.‘ ,5 ., 9-22 m 31"‘-

‘zvlslﬂ-ll- amliilrlduzmn-Joiiii l) W 88.11. wishes o otmoiiih énln-g oi’ tall mill- lnei-y. Ladies are cordially invited

to culil and inspect same. j" 2976-923-61.

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NEW BE_DID_ING_, $119815 lows, mattresses and lronbedsa tons. ' 9-22un-3l.

TRYON BAPTIGT S'ERVICES.— Sunday. 26th, Rev. F. H, Hubley wiill preach oi Wesmoreland 11.00, Tiryon 3.00, Albany 7.00. '

DUVENTYNE IS IDEAL iu mill? inery. See Patons models covered with this favorite material. ,

2917-9-2f-ai

TAG DAY-Help the PJEJ. Pnoteslunt Orphanage by buying a jag on ‘Wednesday nert. ‘ ' 298l-9s23-tf

BUY YOUR NEW FALL our grand showing. You will lighted \vith‘thc'n se Bros, Ltd. '

it at e de- ew model. Prow-

2967.

PAINFUL ACQIDENR-Percyi the HiIKPYEIIY-Clilli son of Chiof of Ilolice Cameron, met ‘witlfra painful und regrettable accident on Tues- day afternoon, Willi a number of other lads he was vaulting with-a pole in a yard off Fitzroy Street when ho fell“ breaking an arm bud- 1y_ _ I”,

A ‘SOCI AL;-

QATHERING. Pziions inilllnery opening llllS uflcrnoon at 2.30. w?“ l h, ,

BE SURE Hlllﬁi-llill/E your photo taken atfthe _ ‘lﬁqyer Studio, 163 Grout Gcorgefigtrbél exhibition iveek "K ' -

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- El/ANGELliSTIC MEETING- - Evau-gelist McIntosh, who has been conducting meetings here for, some time now in the old ltoreeiteirs Hall. and, has discussed upon .many 8s of Bible lntcrprotation‘ spoke evening ‘upon the promises niaxio tohthe Jews throughout the so hturrss‘. He showed hoiw tho word "Israelite" is lo be applied not U0 llll‘ natural seed of Abraham but lo believers in Christ, for whom all the promises worn made.

appreciation in which she is held by the proprlelors and permanent boarders she wa_s__}vaited on and received a number of valuiilble pres eats ironi them along with the fol- lowing address:— . The Morell Hotel, ,' ﬁSept. 22nd, 1920 Miss Annie Kelly ll is with feelings of great

CHANGE OF BlSHOPS.-—'l‘lic l-lalifax Herald says: There: llﬂVG just been announced three import- "M Cllﬂllges in lshoprics»

e. 315MB Henry’ 0E8 of Gil-an‘ lotteiown, " rinionfoii}? as Archbishop, mi)! be succeeded" at Charlottetown.) vials brother, Bishop LouléfOlséiiIYf of tlic dio-v cese of Chathani, while at Clint-i

rogrrt we learn you are about to ham, the latter is succeeded by one

savor your long connection with ‘his house, and we feel that we can iiiii i-"rorlook this opportunity of ex- pri-sszini: in _u small but. tangible i-iuy lhe USltK ni iii which we hold} you. ~ ~

You have labored -in this house“ under the different managements’ foi- upwards cf six years and no one has yet heard your voice rais- ed ln a complaining tone, and your

cheery words and- sunny smile have. always been a help lo those of lip-WHO have been fortunate. enough lo have your intimate ac- qualulance_ It can truly be said that we have found you a faithful friend, willing at all times to sacrl-i lice yourself to supply our vurlcﬂ needs. _

‘And ndw, dear Annie, we can on-

ly add our sincere good wishes and "

genuine regrets al your (lepurlurc and lrustlhat the future ma)’ lirlng you all the good things lhﬂl WP wish for you. Signed on behalf of your friends J. W. Robloe, J. N. McDonald.

Hunter, W. DoucetleuW. Mc‘~ Farlnne, D. McLean, C, coyle. (J- Reardotl, n. a. Ferzuson. N- J- Mcbeod. ' .,Mlss Kelly though taken by sur- prise made a tlttlnll will)’ l“ which shg sincerely thanked those Dre!" em, for their great klndness_

DIGKY DIPPY’S IFIARY- " "muwtom: cu A HIKE ‘Til- COUNTRY 1 CAME TO ‘THE EANKOFA RIVER.

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ssaoj-Pur hlWCLQll-lhiiiéll A Loci,

o! the mosti evoted members of. the hierarchy, Blsliop Cliziisson, oi ihr~ North Coast (Labrador), As Bishop of that bleak land, Bishop ‘Chalsson, who is a member of that Eudlst Order which has sup- plied the chuitoh1.iin..l.bls Dominion with msnydot -licr most, zealous auid ahlesl. clergy, ‘has done a mag- nificent and most self-sacrificing W0l"l(——\\'0l‘k inspired by the true spirit of the Master. The vacancy‘ ill Lilllfadﬁl‘ will lié fﬂled iiy tiic Elllllnﬁﬂb of a. Eudist.

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. offs. Sarsaparilla

illllakas. Food, Taste, Good

Creates an appetite. aids digestion. puriﬁes the blood. and thus relieves scrofula. catarrh, tho' pains and aches oi’ rheumatism and gives ﬂlrﬁﬂtth to the whole system. Nﬂlrly 5° Yvlirs’ phenomenal sales tell the story of the great merit and success of Hood's Sarsnparllla. It isjust the medicine you need now, Hood's Pills help-line cathartic.

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_ spent yesterday iiiWtllo "oilyfh rs.”

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\vi-.~;'“ii iiiﬁiriaﬁojgoags ‘TO TAiceIu/neu . l SAW ivzsns ‘NASA slow on A froze. Acivoss ‘ruemv I umitlciowlfairl. i Ham's, wAs NOTMNG FOR his. To _ uruuokess AGAiM, swgm BACK. ‘AN

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OF PLAY NIGHTLY

Oificeopens daily at 9.30 a. m. to 10,30, p. m. and 7.30 to 9 p. m.

""1 PRICES Evening Orchestra 75c and $1.00 ' Balcony lsti4 Rows 75c General Admission Balcony 50c.

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“THE WOMAN IN ROOM, 13" 7

A Seats now on sale at therTheatre Box?

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FRXNK URBAN). YORK $U¢¢l§?$§E~S-' . ., OTHER». PLAYS l Tues. Eve. ‘fCappy Ricks? ’ l ' ' "Wed; Eve. “QTlITISOIllAIIbl” ~ Thurs. Eve. “After Oﬁioe Hours” i Fri. Eve. “A§Man’s~ Game” Sat. Eve. “The Unmarried Mother” Tickets ordered by phone or left to be“ called for willlnot be held after 6.30 -~ on the evening of... the. Perform- ance. Be sure" and call‘ for your tickets before. 6.30 p. Amusement Tax 7 extra. Have your

Tax money ready to avoid delay at the Box-Oﬁace. __- '

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_ Farm for Sale

50 ucics of land situated on Winsloe Road, 01,5 miles from (‘lini'l0ltelo\vii, 46 acres under cul- tivation, balance under fire wood 800d house and barns, never full-

Matinee 3.15 Sharp - - Night? and 8.45

ing stream running through the farnignenr the house, quite near church. ll’ not sold before October

9th. Will be sold by auction on H16 premises. For further particul-

ars apply to owner on premises. See handbills. '

JOHN BOUNDY, i

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HATS ARB LARGE or small as fancy inmates. .-Sve~ them nt PM» ions today.

. “mf- ' . 1 BONSHAW, HAMPTON AND ‘ TﬁVONp-Rcv. .l. S, McKay will _ conduct scrvlcc next Sunday Zbtiif Bonsliaw at 11, Hampton 3; Rally; day service by ilie children atfTry- on. at 7, Rally Service at Hampton Suuduy-cvenlng Octoberflrd, ‘ '

- (Patriot Please Copy)’

' ‘LADIES zAT-TENTION-r-Miss ioiiiys auiie J.-J. nusiies company l Llid. will show IadiesYMhzuis andl coats ait Vernoly for awveek from Saturday the_25lii_ inst. tojOclobé-r- Znd Ladies ,t~hlnking' or purchas~ ln-g ‘those articles would, do wan

to call. . ,. . _ 2986:9-23-6l ——-.<o->._yl ( . PERS NALs. ,1

Rev. Dr. Fullortonaairrived by the late train lastnlshl. - '-l . .i U.‘ ~,~._¢.' Miss Theresa C_ .\i - .. i

ton, is registered at the Victoria. - . i r i -

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lMrs. n. McMlllab. isiiii i.ii,i<s_"‘ily_

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at. McMillan lsn nnllhvl? otYiirk, IKE.

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Mrs, Mlltonddurposs and; lllllo

son of Vernon, 1i’, E. I1, aro'on n trip to Montreal, ylslllni; her sis!’

ler, Mrs G.l R_ McLeod.

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Mr. Jno. Alfrod McDonald, Land Surveyor, Hormnnville, cumolo the city yesterday en route to Murray Harbor on business '

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Miss Charlotte R_ MacDonald of NlniehMlle Creek, has returned home after a. very pleasant visit to Charlottetown and Bangor_

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Abraham Noonan of Albany.

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A wonderful picture of the far north

f ' It bristles with thrills-throbs with emotiom-glows with color, life, heat! Big two ﬁsted men anddaishing, em- otional women in a towering drama of the frozen north, with the inimi- table Rex Beach Beach Wallop in ev- ery foot of action. V.

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Witty sayings called from the Press

lMr. and Mrs. S. ll. Proviso, Win iilpcﬂililic registered at the Vic-

Mrs. Daniel IvlacNc-ill {mil lhrce sons, {Weston and Anthony and baby Austin, has returned to her home 170 Kent Street, Charlotte- town after’ spending three months visiting hcr parents, Mr. and llilrs.

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I Miss Nollie Morgan, accounliinl. ltli thctl‘, E. l. ‘Pelcphonc (‘.u., has returned from n pleasant visit to friends and relatives ln Ottawa

and Boslon_ ,

Creek liic guests oi’, Mrs. Alex S. MacDonald. -

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Comedy

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‘The annual spring Phrk Fox co, will b0 e

Mrs. John‘ A. MacEacliern and in’ lihe Y.M.C.A. rooms 0h Tll‘ little daughter Florence of Lowell, day evening, Mass, were visiting in Nine Milo o‘cloc‘k,

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