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“WHY ANNOTJNCE your: MARRIAGE”
Would marriage be more successful lf husband. and
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wives had separate establishments? ls social life a menace to the happiness of the home? Can there be true marriage with a home and children? la marriage the private affair of two people. or should it conform to the conventional rules of society?
Should swoman abandon her career when she
marrles1 These and other Interesting questions are answered in
“Why Announce Your Marriage."
“BIRDS OF PREY”
A CLEVER TWO PART DETECTIVE STORY
Which D You Prefer Wei water or Tank water?
0hr water systems deliver water DIRECT from well to the tap. The tank is used to store sir only. suitz-l-‘resh water at all times, and no frost troubles. thing above» ground to freese.
Our systems have established a reputation on the island for dependable service. Don't he deceived and sc- cept a substitute. Tney are sold ONLY by
The Track Well Co.
F. O. Box 120 - - ,-- Kenslngton. _P. E, I.
the Ro- No-
September 26th to 29th, i922 .
Prinoo Erlwaro island Exhibition
AT
I fliarloiietown
OPEN TO ALL CANADA
Over $12,000 io Exhibition Prizes
s-olrs ll0il8Elii0lll0--3
$4500 IN PURSES 9 CLASSES Grand Parade of Horses and Cattle in front of the Grand Stand. '
0n Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- day, the three days of the Horse Rac-
, es, there will be ramuitment and in-
struction in front of the Grand Stand the whole of each afternoon.
Cheap fares on Railways. AMake
" your arrangements early.
Ford-all information write Secretary. JOHN .1. DAVIES, Pie-ram.
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SHOP from Helium's Catalog.
LADIEG HOLE PR OF HOS- IERY in Lustre at ‘l ' ‘silk at $2.00 per pair. Purdle Ferguson Shoe Store. Sept 2-2l
. ._ -‘ i’ ie ‘tea ‘s _;- th - :"r1 tn Montreal.
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Kaarn- ‘-.' f.- .\ r1‘ ..':. ..‘;‘. for Boston last Thursday morning. -—e--- . Mrs. Owen Mlclfesrney of Aft. Stewart was visiting in thecity recently.
Miss Effie Miacleod. Ulgg is visitrlng Pownal, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Gay.
Mr. Erskine K.
M cNutt. Mal-
peque, leaves this morning for ‘Montreal to resume his studies at
MoGlil University.
Miss M. C. MacPhee, Miss T. A. MoPhee and ‘Miss Mary M. Mc Donald, Boston. are spending a
. vacation st Souris.
Dr. and ‘Mrs. Netting, Charlotte- town. leav this morning for a two weeks holiday visit to Dart-
‘mouth. N. S.
The ‘Misses Jessie Macitae und Naidesn Riggs, spent the week end in Summerslde, the guests of Mrs Jas. Arthur.
iMr. Peter Brodie, Little York leaves this morning for St John's exhibition where he has been ap- pointed Judge of the Swine Class- es and Bacon Hogs.
‘Mr. J. Emerson Murray, Freder- icton. is visiting in the city, the
_ guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Mac-
Kinnon, School’ street.
Rev. Dr. fMcKoown, of Charlotte- town. P.E.l.. is the guest of Mr.
> and Mrs. Daniel Nicholson, Cook
and Collinson streets, for a short time. He will return to, his east- ern parish via California, sayo the
. Victoria. B. C.. Times.
Mrs. C. ‘E. “Morris and her sou William, leave this morning for
- Montreal, where the latter will re-
sume his medical studies in Mc Gill University. Mrs. Morris will
spend the winter 1n Montreal.
. Keep hllnnrda Llnllnesst In the house
j-¢-o>—-i WONDERING ABOUT WATCH
PARIS Sept. 3 —~ The United States government. through a cha
‘ nnel quite apart from the United ~ ‘States
opened its‘ enquiry as to the pro- j prioty ofkeeping/ United States
._ troops on the Rhine.
One reason for the United Sta- tes attitude. it is understood. is the fact ‘ that nothing has been paid by Germany for the mainten- ance of the urmyrthe bill for which now amounts to two hund- red. and seventy million dollars, less certain sums estimated at a- bout forty million dollars, and con sisting of requisitions made by the United States military authori ties on the German government.
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ode Credit. to Lydia a. Pinlrhanfs Vegetable
Compound
Fork River, Manitobaw-“i sew in the newspapers when Lydia ll. Pinkhami Vs ble Compound was doingso m’ good to women, and ‘so 1' need something I be- lsntotako it. Iusedtobevery sick but l am not new. I live on a farm in the homestead district and we have to do all our own work. l tell all the women l see what Lydia ll. Piokhsmh Vegeta. s Compound does for me. l thin it saves me frotngolng to a doctor and is the be“ " ' women can take."- MasJWu. Course, Fork River, Manitoba.
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Lydia E. Pinkbamh Ve stable 00m und ls a. medicine for e sil- m uliar to women. It is pre- pared rran medicinal plants, with eere and accuracy. ft can be taken by women of any age.
Women make s. serious mistake in allowing themselves to become so weak and nervous that it is well- nlgh impossible for them to attend to their necesss y household duties.
Such symptoms as pains and ir- regularities, all gone feelings, back- ache, headache, hot. flashes, nervous- ness, with s general run-down eon- dltion, indicate some form of female trouble.
The Vegetable Compound has brought Mlle! to thousands of wqnen suffering from such all» Ibis. Let it help you.
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Perhspd your eyes may be defective, although you are not aware of the Iaot.
If you have difficulty In do- ing what other do easily, or If you have trouble in seeing what others-see clearly, it la time to have your eyes ‘exam- ined. _ . 0o let-Jolly. tor delay ls dangerouawvhers your eyes are conefined.
We will dive you expert ad-
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embassy in Paris. has re- 37
CARD OF THAPIKG-Mr. and Mrs. Charles hlonagbsn andfsmi- ly, Kelly's Cross. desire to thank kind friends st home and abroad _for sympathy expressed in their recent sad bslelvfllllfllll- TEACHERS’ CONVENTION. — . r. lLl-i. Rogers, Chief Superin- tendent of Education. returned Paturday morning to the dty ef- ter attending three local conven- tions of the tern Teachers’ As- Mcizrlibll, lied at 1mg. George- town and-Sta Pebqll. The i con- ventions were on‘ the whole well attended; thbmggfogails lttend- snco being-BO fuel‘ cent greater than that‘ of last year when a single meeting ‘nus heldiet Si. Potters. The convention was cai- led for the purpose ‘of givitg cer- tain instructions to the teachers and discussing with them practic- al matters relating to thelr- work. The Chief Superintendent gave a very ‘full explanadnn of records and reports which teachers are required to make. lt is essential that the work done in the school should ‘become known to the Dur- ents. the trustcomthe inspectors and the Department. The use of home report cards is insisted up. on for the information of the parents. Monthly reports are sent in to the Dspartmentfanmcoptes of these are furnished rd the trustlees in ord at they may be kept in touch with the york of the school, and a."tnontliiy"report of the new work undertaken by 9B0?! BTnde in etc subject is sent to the lnslidcgtllr.
STOCK QUOTATItJNS
HALiFAX, Sept 2—(Quolal.lons furnished by J ohnson and Ward members of the Montreal Stock Exchange.) Atchison American Car & Foundry .. 1875i; Am Locomotive 122% American Smelting and Refin- ing 65 Anaconda Copper . . . . . . 56% Canadian Pacific Railway .. 148% New York Central . . . . 9 Cuba Cane Sugar .. . Crucible Steel international Paper Kelly Springfield . . . . . .. Mexican Petroleum international Mer. Marine Press Steel Car Reading . Southern Pacific . 93% 132%
104%
56%
Studebaker
Union Pacific
Utah Copper . United States Steel Wheat Sept 99% Dec 102 Msv 107%. ‘ ggfiorn Sept 60M, Dec 55% May
.0... ram c254. Dec 34% May ‘Xi. ..~ . ‘Montreal closed .
moi GIRLS MOTOR awo-MiLEs AND ARE UNMOLESTED
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NEW YORK. Sept. 3 —— After an automobile tour of 9,000 miles, the ‘Misses Peariiand Grace Mac- key, at near Belvidere (N. J.) have returned to their home. They left home on June 28 and were on the road 62 days. After leaving Chicago they drove to Mil wuukee. to the Dakotas, to, Monta- na, to Yellowstone Park, to Seat- tle trnug-h Oregon to Sim Francis- co. to Los Angeles and Long
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their travel through 24 states camping out every night, they were never molested. Miss Pearl Mackey. aged 24. who is n teacher in the Paterson school, drove the car. Grace. 15. is a pupil " of the Belvldere High School. Four killed
L-a FALLS OFF LOAD OF HAY AND its KILLED
‘SYDNEY, Sept. 3 -— Five hours after he fell from the top of n. load of hay. striking head forst on the barn floor. Donald G. Mscdonsld a prosperous farmer of Middle Ri- vernenr Buddeck. riled at 9 p.‘ m. last night without regaining con suicillllefih.
Vs in ‘this country the aeroplane will
V Rossborough and [our mechanics‘.
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many very smart Deflble as Cw- sds has BOW-
\Vith bumper More film?" everywhere from oceanto noel"! ill the Dominion, trade and industry reviving and much loss of strike! and lalbor troublis than exists across the border, our_ outlook ward the future is 410100 ll as that of our tdgbielllbflf- w‘! have proportionately a much less number of foreign horn 110D"- lstion and s larger proportion 0! them settled on the land. And we lhnve telllfold more virgin land of
‘good quality available for settle- ment, These are all points of
prime iniponmnce. Uncle Sam
may well lift his tall hat respect-
fully when he bids Canada good
morning. and he knows it! -————€O}——-——
urxtcm osvurv SHOT AND
KILLED
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 3 —- Tor- cuala Lemus, a co-operailonist de- puty, was shot and killed today in the green room of the Chamber of deputies. Martin Barragan. in- dependent member, Is charged with the shooting. which followed a dispute over the contested cre- dentials of the two men as depu- lies from the state of Miobaocan.
British Airman Plans Route oi Pacific Flight
LOiNlDON. Sept. 2. — Confident of success, ‘Major British airman who is to st- tempt the Pacific flight from San Francisco to Sydney for the $50,- 000 prize offered by Thomas inch of Loo Angeles, has already planned his route. He has also chosen the machine in which be will attempt the flight. and the engine also. After the trial spin
be packed up and sent to San Francisco in charge of Captain
Starling from the California capital. probably on October 2 Major Morgan hopes to make it non-storp sea flight to ‘Honolulu, a distance of 2.080 miles. This is iiurther than has ever been flown above the ocean before. tSir John Alcock's famous flight from New- fouudland to Ireland having cov- cred 1,808 miles.
"H: floats will be fitted to the machine", Major Morgan told a press representative. "if we came down they would not help much. and they mean extra weight, and therefore a greater- oonsumption of petrol. Our machine will, however, be so con- structed that. i: will float on the water ll necessary."
Two Big Jumps-
We have permission i0 use ilm American army aerodronie {ll Honolulu, and we sliuil spcnrl t1 day there. if we leaveSan l-‘riin- cisco, as we hope, at 7 o'clock in the evening of ‘Monday. October‘ ‘.4 we expect to arrive ut Honolulu at 1.30 p. m. Tuesday-w: flight of 18 1-2 hours. We should leave i-lonoluiu st 7 o'clock on the Weil- nesday evening and after passing the Palmyra islands. 30 fillies to the west and the Fanning Islands. tench Samoa. across 12,250 mil-cu of sea at 2 p. m. on Thursday. This w-i-ll be the most testing psrt oi‘ our flight. '
“If all goes well, we shall leave Samoa again at. -8 n. m. on Friday for Fiji a distance of 640 miles which we hope to reuch at 1.30 p. m Leaving Fiji at 8 o'clock the same night. and passing over Ocu- mrea. New Caledonia at 2.30 in the morning. we rechon to pick up the Australian coast at Brisbane at 9 o'clock. and arrive at Sydney at ‘L80 p. m. on Saturday.
“From Fiji to rSydney is 1,740 miles by a straight rout-e, but as l intent] to pass New Caledonia tn check my position the distance will be a little less than 7,000 moles. and we are hoping to cover
‘At least once every year. the mau- ngement of the Prince -Edwa.rd en- deavors to give Islanders a sugges- tion muslculiy of the world's great- est centres. This season it will be through the introduction of Boston Symphonydiinsemble whl
ers of the worlrlb greatest orches- tra. The Boston Symphony. _ , The fame of this organization‘!
Great Concert v ilero Next Month
Boston Symphony Players will he at the Prince lid- warrl Theatre Sept; l3 tlorl 14th.
any! esents sixteen of the beat play, H-Chsriottetown in their dtlnerary.»
known to every resident of the island. and while the complete or- chestra is never heard save in Bos- ton and sometimes in New York. this substantial delegation has been. induced to’ mulicfii short tour and fortunately the Prince Edward management has. at grpat expense. decided‘ to‘ induce them to include
" Complete details will" be given in’ these columns. ' -
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Choose Your Preservin
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Utensils Carefully
MANY women enjoy great success with their preserving yea; after year for the simple reason that they use the best end.
meled ware that or Pearl Ware.
money can buy. They use either Diamond Ware The porcelain-like surface of either of these wares
keeps as clean as a glass jar. Acidy fruit juices cannot affect their
non-metallic surface. Ensure success in your preserving by using
$MP£%WARE ‘r
"A Face of Porcelain and a Heart of Steel" The hardest cooking or preserving leaves it
as easy to clean as
grease or odors. And it will mean much lower cooking fuel bills, because it cooks food far
faster than all-metal
Do you know that the Diamond Ware or Pearl lcnmm’ m”m"°" M“ Ware pot or pan that cost $1.50 last year can now be bought for 90 cents? Ask
hardware merchant.
Diamond ware is‘ sky blue and white outside, all white inside, with three coats of enamel fused on shapes of steel. Pearl Ware is pearly grey inside and out and has two coats of special 8MP enamel fused art-steel shapes. Either will suit
you admirably.
7'" sheet Metal
Montreal Idrnenton
—-——-_-_--—.-_-__--___ ___-_-; it all ill._8il average speed oi 120
miles un hour. ‘Mechanics will he stationed with supplies 0l'_petr0l at onclulu and Fiji. and. most irn- porztnnt of llll we shall havc on rho machine a wireless direction-flirti- er, by which »l shall be nblv to gut my position at any time from the various wireless stations anti irum ships at sen. Our wlremsa will enable me to listen to Sydney tulk- ing to mo all the time oi’ my flight though l shall not ‘be nble to ruply ns our apparatus is not sufficient- ly powerful."
Nourishment From Flasks
During the long, monotonous hours 0f flying IMnjor Morgan in- tends lo take nourishment from flasks containing hot soups and cocoa, and to eat ship's chocolate and sandwiches murle 0i‘ early "A doctor frir-nrl of mine" hc“sn.iil “has sirrnrgly nrl- viscrl 1X18 to chew chocolate lvavowr during my flight. it is n habit of natives of the Pacific when vhoy are engaged in' fcsts of endur- ance." .. . .
Major lMor . who, is unmnr- rietilwlll ‘be Fllrwdilllpatlind by Um). llflftlii-sltofl‘! zrfl""‘A'ii'ifti‘nliiirl airman Whvso home -is‘~ -rtt ‘Syjdnuy hurl a wlrglessopcraior. ‘At prcscnt he ill studying the é-niallest ilctrillg or his? ‘route’ mi‘ lnnrling raiser-s
r 0M9“! lb I’ "Interviewing lpeople
who , vjhlfclilnatei conditions oi"~tho l-‘Khific. "I am’ very can} fident of success. but I nm li-iiving
nothing to chance." was his pa". ing remark. ,
i-g-Q-o-m-i OASTE IN CHINA
Chinese. have more canto oven
than theI-ZastI-lndians. Tin-y say
oulnsver undone Cilinrso In l], ow condition of life but you will
flnd him employing another Chin- ese in anon lower coiidltion. who
TOIDIITO Vancouver
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Reduced Price: on Preserving Set:
HARDWARE merch- ants who sell S P Wares have put a spec sl price this year on Dis. mond Ware and Pearl Ware preserving sets — comprising preserving kettles, sauce pans, cu].
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china. It cannot absorb
utensils.
ar fillers, flat skimmerl, sdles, spoons, pitchers and so on.
Clip this advertisement from the paper. Take it to your regular hardwar man's store and he will give you a very moderate price opapreservin set- much cheaper than uylng the utensils at the regu- lar price piece by piece.
I We Qfigrajt-Zsaving. And make sure the SMP trade-
msvrk is on_ every utensil.
your regular
olcanada I limited WI I rail-S"
Products 00,,
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the Irishman titres, by driving tire ni‘ the pin, but ll‘ It is greater. ill" lllil irlonr: the rood- No. he first a iew boulders are innit-um rvtll kills the pig. or ‘makes his "irirr-(Lthings up. The whole nplliirntus i! man" do it. 'I‘l1en the pig is ( -’ tin-n whoa-lull along llll‘ roilil bill" fully ])ill'l\’l'(l on one slriti 01' ll in- llll'(‘ll man, illc. Chinese prvltlltlor glee-wheeled vehicle stunt-thing like rnvnnwh er plucitlly srnuklnl; P“ n. wheelbarrow. The weight ui’ the Dim". -
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UNLESS you see the name “Bayer" on tablets, yOIJ are not getting Aspirinhat all I
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Accept only an""unbroken packagejof “Baler Tablets oi A-Spirin," which contains directions and dose worked. Wt bl Physicians during 22 years and proVedsssfe by millions f0!
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TOOihiChe Neuralgia Neuritis
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_;_ small Cmnese larmerw-mplny n ser- .. - " Vlnhfo whom ire is lord nnrl mrrs- ' Drug Co" lei‘. Tslsmcniril lswimnr-iliil 1n
steps sle- hair from falling and restores its natural health and beauty.
I“. A. Foster. llnghen nfllI (‘no Ltd“ McKlnnnn Pl- W- ‘P1191101! °9s...!\$'.|!1\\..|.|."3h ..
»._y Earacire ‘Lnmbago Pain, Pain
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be rtquiredn For instance. when 8i wvu‘ 1"" cm,” ' the small Chinese farmer takes a wllllulielcdilarilidfdlifilid‘mtg-u:?§n:ll'i':ddlimi1:?§_"1h§"ZQQQQ‘ ‘£83m’ ‘
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