1 -_ -~ - »\._ 1 _~_.___ aa. _ _ .tt -_ - . _ _ it ,W ,.,___

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I I' that '

' "Tired-Out - Feeling

due to the piling up of pois. onous waste matter in Your sgstem. which causes la dull eadache and disor- _dsred stomach try

__ 1 _Penslar i -'Liver 'Persuader-

It _Will keep Your liver .active ar~d_we feel sure _jthat after giving it a trial _-you will recommend: it as _ housands of others do.

Penslar Liver Persua- V.-der is sold _only at Penslar Stores. Price 50c.

E. A. Foster

<:l=.N TRAL DRL't;sToRE_

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M INGENIOUS TOWERS.

i'ollnpsible towers, adopted by the

German army for searchlights and wireless’ telegrnphy, are said to be so light and com-pa/ct that two men can carry a tower that extends to ' one hundrctl and sixty feet.

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GIVE ME A YOUR RHEUMATISM F-'REE

Mr. Delano took his own medicine.

lt cured his rheumatlsm after he had suffered tortures for thirty-six years. lie spent thousands ofdollars' before he discovered the remedy that cured hinl, but I will give you the benefit of lint experience for nothing

lt' you suffer from rheumatlsm let

me send you a package of this remedy nhsolutely free. Don'|; send any mon- r-y. I want to give it to you. I want _vou to see for yourself what it will do. The picture shows how rheumatlsm twists and distorts the bones. Maybe you ure suffering the same way. 'Don’t You don’t need to. I have the remedy that I believe will cure you and lt’s yours for the' asking. Write me today. l~‘_l-l. De'lano,800~E,Delano Bldg..Syrae~ use, New York, and I will send you n t'ree package the very day I get your letter. _

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SIUIIK IIUUIAIIUNS

HALIFAX, N. S., Oct. 19.-(Qu0la-

tions furnished ‘by F. B. McCurday & Co.. stock and bond brokers, members Montreal Stock Exchange. MrCurdy Building, Halifax, N. so

CLOSING PRICES. _

Yesterday Today

93"/i 67% 58

Atchison A. F. _ . . . _ . . . . .._ Am Loco AmS& R . . . .._ Annconda _ . . . . .._ Cen . . . ... .. Ciruc . . . .__ CanPac ..._ M. F. Ct . . . . . .__ Mex Nor Power _ Reading 75% S. P. . . . .._ 89% Stu . . . . . . . . . .._ 39% U. S. . . . _._ 104% U. T. ._ 80’/3 l".RS. . . . .._ 551/4

"ml'3Z§3»'I'§”'¢avstsv_ I

French officers returning from

_ Russia declare that the Germans used _-cavalry to great effect after the Mac- ,kensen attack in Galicia. One move- ment by'a_very large body, estimated _at 150,000 so-ores, had s tolling effect the pushing of the retreat to such u distance tllat the Russians were un- able to recover their ground. lin France after the battle of the Marne. ` the French could not push the defeat which they had inflicted upon the German armies because their horses had been worn out by riding all the way to Belgium anti back again. An American officer in France. comment- ing upon these facts, believes it not improbable that cavalry may prove the decisive factor in securing final victory, and hopes that our own ex- cellent horsemen muy have their part In it.

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Classified ado, under this head cost one cent per word per lnllertlon where cash accompanies order, with mini- mum chargs of 25 cents per Incer- tl°r|. Count your words and save mon- ey by remltting wIt’h order. Stamps accepted. Ado. taken by phono or lent by »ma'ltl will be charged st 2o. per word, to cover book-ktceplng char- ges, stationery and postage On ao- countl. '

‘ ` _ _ ei -l AGE§'1‘B TVANTED

AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR

"the old reliable Fonthlll Nurserl-»

ss," We teach oul; men to sell. Experience unnecessary, highest commissions paid; handsome free equipment. Stone & Wellington, To- ronto. Ont. 885-10-1Mlii27l.

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BOARDERS WANTED.

'TWO STUDENTS (MALE) CAN BE

nccomodated with large room and breakfast in private family apply at this office. 490-10-5Mtf.

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HELP WANTED

_ _ slams.

§/§'tf§§WE'N- excl.uslvs LINE

for city, town or country. Big earn- ings guaranteed. Permanent all- voar Job. No experience necessary. Write Luke Brothers, Ltd., Mont- real. _ 728.10-80M§l6i.

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Palm ron sans: 1u;¢t'cl\`s nm tutuate at calm cove Lot os _lrnovnl M ills "Menus Farm" ronsntly oc- cullled by Tosbelllhehnch Valnchls mm. wen wntsfos. noon _divvlllasi house and outbulldinls. immediate possnrsloimpply to Gaudet t Hahn srd. Solicitors, Charlotteown. , . ' 410-10-Bhllmo

‘~FOR SALE, QUANTITY OF FOX

wire. and long cedar posts. Isaac

= Ives, Montague. I _sss-10-12M1oi

AUCTION.--'PIANO AND FURNI-

ture at the-,Ly'f:ium, No S3 Prince S-t. on Thursday the 25th Oct. Com- mencing at 11 o'clock forenoon. Superior Square Piano and a quantity of furniture. Comprising Bedsteeds. Springs, Mattresses; Feather Beds, Wardrobe. Bti-reaus,_ Chairs, Curtains. etc. R. Beliirsbo,‘ Auctioneer. 742-10-20 M Bi. , _ _ _ I

MISCELLANEOUS.

PROF. MARCOU, 9 RICHMOND ST.

Will open his music classes in voc-t al, violin, piano and organ. Monday October 22-nd. Saturday is reserved for country ‘pupils 74340-zolvlal.

THE SAFE WAY T0 SEND MONEY

ney Order. 722-10-20ME1l. `

POUl|TRY. -I AM NOW BUYING

by mall is by Dominion Express Mo- I

\ *-‘-» v _»».»'_. _U ,.,.- . -_ rm"

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ersoml. :Es on-rs H li cuts

EXCELBIOR PROGRESS CLUB.

-#Come all to the Pantry Sale and help the 'Exceislor Progress (‘lub buy

'ElXl_EMP'llON BOARD.--From all

indication the local Exemption Board composed or Judge W. S. Stewart and'

.tribunal on November 12th. .

ed Queen Street, finished with the Tarvla process, has been opened to traffic as far south as Sydney street and the entire throughfare will prob-

To accomodate buyers__ trains for Sourls, Georgetown and Murray Harbor-will be held at Charlottetown

until 4.30 p.m. DISTRICT PAS- SENGER AGENT'S OFFICE. _ t _ 740-10-20 ME 4l_

REMEMBER V YOUR SOLDIER

are taking orders daily and there is

time is not given to fill »orders_

.ye-sterdhy potatoes sold from 70 to 78

ictl-"_, the hulk of sales being around 75 cts. Oats were listed at 70 cts. tur-

i nips 14 to I5, haty 70 to 80 cts and

straw 40 cts. per cwt. The prices in- side the market were about the same as' on Tuesday. _

_ JOINT SERV-ICES.-On Sunday on account of the illness of Rev. Mr. Mit- chell, the'Presbyterlan and Method- lst services will be held in the Meth- odist Church at. eleven ln the-morn ing and at seven in the Presbyterian Church in the evening. Rev. Mr. Rice will conduct both services.-I..

THE NEWEST it-EAS.-Mr. De-

Mille, of the Bayer Studio, has re- turned after a two weeks visit to New York and other American cities. where he has been i=nstruc_ted‘ in the newest ideas in Art and this popular Studio is better than ever prepared to give its patrons the best in photo- graphy. Orders for Christmas are being received tially.

BAPTIST CONVENTION.-The all

nual convention of the Martime Bap- tists opens in I-Ialifax at 9.30 this morning, the sessions continuing un- til Wednesday at noon. The Char- lottetown congregation will be repre- sented by Rev. C. R. Freeman _who left Wednesday morning, Mrs. (‘. L. McKay, Miss Bessie Billingsley and -hire. Harold Jenkins who left yes- terdtiy morning.

SUCCESSFUL CROP SALE.- The

farm tock and produce of Mr. E. P. Carrol. Royalty Road, sold Thursday by Mr. Bc/nj Carter, brought excel- lent prices. As high as 85 per head was paid for cattle, potatoes sold, ln the drill, at 750.' turnlps' brought a high price, pigs were sold at 25c per pound, live weight. _The farm did not sell, as there was a reserve bid ol $8.500 which was not exceeded

by any bidder.

A PETRIQIED P’EACH.- There

are peaches and other peaches, but a petrified peach is something new. One of the latter' was discovered by Mr. W. (f. Whitlock _oi this city. uu- derneatth the ruins of one ot' the old buildings burnt in the recent fire. It is a fine specimen, the form being perfectly preserved. Mr. Whitlock showed his discovery to Mr. I.. W. Watson and the latter`s opinion was that the peach had been converted into carbonate of lime. The, acid test showed that it hed, at one time, got into contact with wet lime and all the tissues of the fruit were eaten a- way and replaced by the carbonate. On breaking open i.he peach the place where the stone had been was Indicated by darker spots in the cen- tre. Mr. Whitlock will present the peach tio the Antiquarian Society. _

vous

volt “we it at

L 'V A I r T' .I ' f _ _ 13th Reserve.)” This extract ind'oedI

THE 2 MAGS

wool for Red -Cross knitting. 739.1, - _ - -

Mr. P. A. smith. will hola its first ."°°"'° * M°*'*'°°d°-*I“°_°f*°i"°°i\ ai

ably be finished within ton tlsys. ‘bench 'yesterday

Dol.l_Arl oAv.-oct. 25th, 1917."""'MEDl¢AL BOARD-About iifteen

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OWUBER 20.19171- " ` ` I h THE CHARL(i'i'rEil‘0; ~ Wm GU.mmAN~f I _ f'

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.____ _ ,_ ._ _ ..._ Q__,___"‘ _ _ .~ pAN~Fny _“L-5_4* .Ex¢9||hr`~ ' '

, ' I _ . . U __ _ _ ' _ . _ .P'°"'°" Cm* ‘""_ *mid I ..lml\,¢i'¥ ’1‘.-."-':'1- ‘ _-~_~=,-»l~.~ = -

‘ '_ t " _ “lo in Moana Moraoaa mr., gn! - ’ - 'W ,~ _ _

urday at 3 0'clock, _t 738pd t p,

w_A1’sn aArse.-rhsre are c row 1' " -' ' A _ i-H ' "i-is-s-has-_.“" t ` " *

water takers who have not paid their Mgtingg Dany 3.] 7 and 8_45

'T 'FV' ‘° “Y “‘ W' °"°'“‘°* I .lol-moon A Jolmeon.-.sooo

TEN DOZEN MENS HEAVY WOOL UIIDERWEAR-bought at a snap worth= 1.60 garment while they last $1.00. 'rho llabsrdashory sunnysldo 71:7

i?An_1'l3Y___ _SALE fri-us _AF1‘-En-'

NOO`N¢--The»g_lrls of' Prince Street Bclloolwyll llrola o _Pantry suis at

_three o'c1dck. __ _ _ 739.

srhggf 0pgNEp__Th., lm,,,.,,,. notice: Vcounr.-Many oltlzortsl

are envylng Magistrate Martin fort"

_the lordly leisure he enjoys ln_ the-_ police court these last few days.' There were no cases before the

men were examined yesterday by fthe Medical Boa/rd, at the Armourlles-_ Ot this number, about 75 per cent. were in Class A’s-or the physically llt for overseas group, A full report of the number examined to date will appear in an early issue of the Guardian,

course of sermons on some great

being Trafalgar Day he will take as

Po1'A'i‘o ExPoR'rs.-'rho potato

market, was quite _brisk yesterday, shippers payin g 75 cents a. bushel and lt large quantity being offered. There are several local men buying for American concerns, as well as two

shippers from- the Mainland who are: buying hy the car load and paying hI‘Ell Drices_ ` __

EXPORT TRADE.--United States

Consul Pierce is- a ‘busy man these days. Up to -this week the business done exceeds that for the whole of the last year, and the great bulk of ship- ping has yet to take place. Since Oc- tober opened 75,000 bushels of pota- toes have been shipped from here to the States. ' ' ' , ~

'FOOD' CONS_'ERVAT,l0N.--Yes$er~_

day practically all .the h-ollsekeepors in the Province re'c'eived through the mail two valuable, instructive and interesting pamphlets. prepared bp the I-‘ood ,Coils-erva,t.loll Cornmission. under the tlirectlon of i_.!ontl'olle_r, Hanna. One is-devoted--_to “War Time Menus" and gives many recipes for

baron, href and white flour, now needed sc. much by the soldiers fight- ing in I-‘l:mr~t=. The other pamplet is tlevotstl to home canning and preserv-_, ing und gives practical illustrated suggestions, which if follow-ed., will mean a curtallment of the wastago

itn fruits and vegetables, that in_pe,st years had reached enormous. proper- tions of the annual yield.

SLOW UP ON SUGAR.--There is

a prospect of serious scarcity in sug- ar in the very near future. City gro- cers inform The Guardian that the

wholesale houses are not hooking ord- ers for future delivery and are not encouraging orders. The probability is not-that prices will advance but that the supply will be partially If not wholly cut oil.. For thisreason they are advancing strict economy in the use ol' sugar. Housewives could undouhtodl_v'do much to uvert this shortage by dlscolltlnulng tho waste of sugar in frosting, candy- mnking and other luxuries unnecess-. ary at any time but positively sinful under present conditions It is hop- ed that this saving' will be taken up whois heurtltlly by the women ot thai province. The gtocers here, it is un-_ dersiood. are now limiting sales in ordser to prevent hoarding as is h°sing‘ done in most (inuadian oitles.

P. E. l. sovs Favonso.-A mom _

ber of the 105th Draft who left the Island May 31st. l9l7, writing from the l3ih Reserve Battalion where the boys were all sent speaks rnost highly of the benefit the 105th.,Com- tort circle ls to the P. lc. l. boys in 'the Battalion, and adds: “Certainly the 1*. E. I. boys seem to he favored,

change our badges lor tll’e 105th

and' EmeH°m° discards most ot' P:1"3I A Wm M -ahah ` ` ones." We keephnd’ wear our 105th AND

the other makes' eventually. A.- _ _ . bn, .,¢,m|0n» H J md. tm. __ ____ .. , __ . ,__ ._ lvlllno Fraser, l-lslltox. N; s. 724. lg -.swat _ .. 3°” “ _~ “" “’_ “mi 9' ‘"0 °“1 k\||-|||{g|gig

,,*‘ .,l

105th who still happen to be with the‘

to I d mcken d,a"y_ at thé' _ ,- _ _ ' _ shows the value ol' the Comfort Cir-,VQU SHQULD

w an e _ __ _ mhost fl...-lm nies. l. o. lemon.. __ r/let _ lg °'_<;»___t_=";1____°'<_1<_:___1:_'_;'°=;___“*; “iss °f_'=_‘;_"t USE

roaioismtpa 1* Y ‘*"‘° ° °

__ ,__ old 105th which although the only

it c--Norstar -- -------- -» sts.-ents Rem ‘ _v_lure_was broken ull. The boiys of. ._ .~ __ ,_

Mr Names' I mM°.uMm' I I FI";nc,edwI;5l'"Ihe:i thl;d:e‘;'t>fdtIhaerIlf2(ll1et\3` `

¢ ' Blu' V , » _ .

._ _ _ , regiments, those in the 104th wear

* lg -then" fresh stock _of box and bulk:

laced or buttouoa $3.15. Mon-ls-smith-I °"°‘-`°'“‘°° 3"" “""’°“ 'ii' °""""‘°°“ “U

Boer-_ 727_l0_20M61_ I J0hl1B0l`|,_ Df“_§_§I5fB. 728.

‘leeds that will -take the place of the

and other boys seem to be sadly neg- ~ l _ _ _ ' ' `

THE Louozn PeoPl.E use 1'vPs- __ __ ___ _ _ __ _ ' __‘;__‘;‘_f"'__G__‘____;‘“"_;’__""_‘_f._'_‘: ‘:_'_'_“’.”h___';".'°“t’_': Pl _ _ writers the more Remlngtons you . _,_ 7-, ’ _ _ _ _ , 8 _ _ana

~ ._ _ t _ . _ __ _ . . ,__ _ ..,_.._ __ ' - ‘ f .;_-', ' " » . sf , ‘ I;;».- ... -.». ,. , 'lf -,-'-_ _ -_ ,.

_ v . _ _ W.. _, . _,_ . __,_

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rates for thetcurrent quarter. After

J-

Boald' inet in the City yesterday ,l~’res.

-The "Ca_bIa____lnessal_e read. _iair_ offer-_

is

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° QF DEATH

__ _ _. at

Monday, the 22nd, these will be turn-_ ' ' ' T ' ‘ _ " LJ' ’ ed oil' without further notice. ` Rats Gnaw Rope Girl UVCY 3 Oilifg

_ 1.44-10-zouzl. ~ Cilldron!

cl-lease so/iso The choose ‘ ' I

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Hash-.MeM!i1f=s__o_¢our1ed uw `¢ha1t~, _ Wilerg is the 'Mysterious Violet Diamond 'Newi-

..'.1\ , _ .;,____,-_ __ ___

ltng_ol qhqese,orr_the Broclrvlllg Board. “THE - ' =-. , ~ Nu hla.o_tn~s__ssl¢'s at s_-_l'ts. co"ruwsll_ = ., H9w D°°° Pead Ewape? I ’

boarded ‘Q70 cheese__ _New _,Glasgow f ` l . ‘_ t . _ _ _ ~f‘ b0l\'l°4liB.ii 300 cheese. `_ E351, River ' The -Sixty Elalsoslfe a I awhat Hqgpens

. _ » _ . ._ _ #_ ,dh ._ I 'tl' _

boarded 42. Park Corner boalded,100. Mo£_‘;veTh$?1tigeIl‘.hau .>- » ~ _» ~ _-if , ~

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0rwell'bo_arrI'ed'I_200 _(lata. Vernon Riv- ex'_hnard_ed' 100 flats. Hazeup-ook boar- ded _z60_ nuts. lar. Blgrtn bla _;f0;,f, _tor selcctious oi’ the _Board No sale. Cornwall' and New Glasgow paid $2 in each cheese board fee.

AN ENJOYABLE SHOW.--l’,earl

\\f}hlte, called the ul0st_ daring girl In filmdonl, and certainly one .oi the rriost. heautitul, was the drawing card at The Prince Edward 'l`heall't- lust night, where she was seen as Pearl Standish, the heroine in "The Fatal Rillg“ going through the thrill-

BOY.-The Bayer Studio advise.. ST' PAULIS cHURcH"" on U19 ing adventures and hair breadth est# orders to bo lor t eorly for photo-_ wmius Sunday evenings the Rector graphs to be sent to the front. They RSV- 'l`- W- Murphy Will Dreabh H

apes from danger that have lllude her the idol of movie fans. ill this, the sixth, episode ‘of the exciting ser-

hound to be disappointment if ample IIYIHIIS Of the -C|1\\1`CIl- Sunday next ial, Nicholas Knox pays the penalty

for his failure to recover the violet

-- ,his subject Dr. Monoolrs Famous tt-lsmontl and Post-l _ls tglessotl from

THE MARKETS-Ai the Dlllrktil. 1‘Ym"~ "Fight U19 5000 FISIIL" her dangerous predicament in the tor-

ture chamber' oi` the lnystic (lotless by a ferret gnawing the ropes which, bollnd her. ’I`hut really conliuitl volu- edian Lonesome Luke kept the house in roaring mirth with his typlflcat- ion of Lonesome Luke lllechaniv. A three act. drama, “A Life Phase," by thc Blograpll players and the inter'-i esilng Pathe illustrated semi-weekly news made up an unusually well hal- anced and n\ost‘pleasing entertain- ment. 'l`he t’ull pnograrnn will he re- peated this- afternoon and twice to night.

< \’es‘tel‘tlay afternoon St. llllm-ltal\’.~\ fourth team lined up on the Victoria Park grid-Iron, for a. friendly game of football with the Queen Square Fleet Foots. At 3.30 the players took us- slgned positions. The kick-oft' was made by St. Dunstalfs anti the Queen Square boys lost no time in returning it. llespite the- brisk pluy exhibited by both teanlsthrotighoilt the half no score was made by either of them_ Tile only outstanding features were a run by Trainor and the work ot' tl‘leS.ll.<‘. captain “.laig" Morrison.

‘I‘he second half started with at rush

hy Sl.._Duustan’s but the town boys were on the job and by splendid tack- ling stopped all the efforts of S. IJ: (1. to gain. 10 minutes hefol-e_4ll`e close of the game, McCarey secured the hn'll by hioclciug a kick and supported bv Tralnor carried the ball through the college defences and 'by :l pass to Trainer, enabled the latter to score the- only goal ot' the game. making the Queen Square team victors _ hy li points to 0. Alf, Sinnott of, S.D.l‘. referred to the satisfaction of all.

l.lNE-UP.

s.o.c.

J. McQuaid

Q-S.S.

_ F. Back .]._P0wer

Halvas. ' ‘ _

A. Duffy

W. McCarey

, _ _ A, Frallclsl

G. Morrison Captains l<‘. Traiuor

" Quarters. _

W. Zaib A. Whelan T. Grady

E. Buote

l~‘. Kllioy S. MCNPII

('. Jenkins E. Praught

P. Goodwin

Forwards.

ul-wr""» " _ ‘ W. McCabe l’. McQuald

S. McDonald .l. l~laht.lrahan

P. Mc(lorrhn`v ‘ I.. Mcisauc

_ A. Aucoln l1'. Reardon

F. Dollcetle I-I :Mt-Aleer

J. Zaih _ A. Gaudet

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FOR

_ WAKTM. V ` for patient "id ndme_ the 104th New Brunswick Regiment. .-'scnusx _ _

_ ‘ _ _ _ bsdgetnd illP.lii.l.Df_ ' ' wanna-A moo ron usnlmu. 9°f°I°° free' ‘ slash: 1;nt eitzxzoy mn novo” IT DOES NOT GUM.

t'h0Tf§§wOl‘IK Kmllyvlb MH. C D chansé nm "und badgs for ‘nmhb _ PIYSI L\k°fOitr BNN-hee' P for II'-Inf Mcdsllum 10 Brighton Rd. lviidii shift to another regiment ii: M h“"°"°°°""“"'° *S wllllll

.1 " =, | his 2 llucs ~ ...,_.* _~

'I;'.hfI\._, ,_ _ __ _ 705'l0~l8M2I._ _ , 'l___.. =- s. ,,_._,-._- _ _ _ ‘_ _ __ _ §h'I‘ng'3`o., l|IontnAl,', __

. __’_,_A._ ~ r------A-A--4-`-a---4.--._.._a-Ana ‘ H -"

_ _ Eve;r_~________'

, Is Knox Really Sincere?

--_ ' , _ _ H."-

A_ Powerful Dramatic I

' Story

' Featured in “A Life Chase”

3--Absorbing Acts-3

From the Famous Play by Adolphe Bélot

More special features

-Coming-

_ “Salvalion Joan”

70--Part Vltagraph

Harold Llyod (Lonesome Luka)

IN » ' _

“Birds ‘ff Feather” _

Two Reels of Hilarious Laughter Substitute for Lonesome Luke Mecbas nic which was Delayed

Monday, Tuesday

Dainty'Vivian Ma tttn in

“Giving Becky ~

' A iCI1an'ce”

8-Stupendous Reels-8

And This One ‘ Our New Serial “W0manh00d” “Tile -Seven IIearIs”_

Watch for it _

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Here’s One You Won’t Want To Miss Oct. 3lst-_VIARY PICKFORD-Nov. lst. ,

' 1° “l`he Poor Little Rich' Girl’? '_

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PERSONALS

_\lr 'i‘_ ('rezlluer. Swirls. is vi.-litilllr

In this l‘it_\'_

Mr. lilll'l'y '|‘irllnul.~'»li_ was a pzls-

selllzel' to Sllmlnersldc '|‘llurs<in_\'_

Mrs. Id. I-`i\lt»on¢-r ilrnlll, of Halifax,

is visiting her slate-r. ;\ll'.-:, I’.itl'i<-lc

at lflampt1l|l_ ' _

fills. ll_l’. )It'.‘\'lllt_ Mlllpellllv and .\Il‘s_ Peter Mt-Nlllt, llal't\l_v :ire visiting ill (`hul‘lottelo\\'ll guests of lion. l‘¢-tw' :intl .\'Ir.<. Ml-.\'\lti.

l\ll'.~'. l\l, lil. l-larrlgzlll. ol' llritlgf-

water, N. S., who lllls- been visiting at her home in the city lt>|`i _rf\_<tr\l'rln_v

nlornlllg on return.

‘

i Mr. l.c.-clock .Anders-nn, germ;-al

luertrllnni oi' Morell, is In the t-ity nn ll buying trip __

llr_ Sullivan, Solll-it.; |-otul-nt»,| to pf.,

Home lsslerrlav. alter a short busin-

ess trip in this city. 1 _ _ ___

Rev. l~‘r. _\l<‘Alllu_v. who has ,been

visitillg in the city, was tl passe'ngcr to his parish at SI. Petsr`f- yesterday,

t\Iessl‘s Brllcc and ("laudt3_. _Mitc-

liwell. Morell, lllotored to themcity ’l`llursfi=l.\' in the letters rar' “Bills- <'oe_" ' _ '

Miss Bessie llillull. (‘it_v, _lids Ie.

turned from n most enjoyable visit ill <‘he»'|v- ~.\'-alles. w-hero sho was the chest or Mr. un.l` Mt-_-_ ' nonnpi

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Iloollt-_v_ _

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/i'ND THE FI/LLEST VALUE FOR

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A UT UMN OFFERINGS

I ' . JETVELRY

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