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finest vineyards in the world " to gag yourjooczfsf NE Wgoodness

l)o you know what a ditlercnce there is in

raisins? Try Sun-Maids once-and see! '_ 5 . XPIJ/III lluy the package with the picture of the Wl/‘fkdrglflfw ln Blue Put-huh Sun-Maid girl. lt contains raisins from the titicst l l!‘ 1. 5W4“ vitieyards iti ilte world-in tlte beautiful San _RAISINS Joaquin atid Sacramento Yttlleys ol (jaliltirtiizt. _ r‘ Here the litiest grapes are grown. And only i‘ l and the tendcrest and sweetest are chosen lot‘ Sun-Maid ltaisins. E 5' fOI‘ You'll sce the dilleretice iti these raisins. They ecQnQmy are large, plump, perfect atid so thoroughly

cleaned and sterilized that they never require q-helMarka Day

washing. .

You’ll taste the dilleretice in your cooking. You’ll note the liner, richer tlavor, the delicate _fruity goodness that only these choice raisins can

|mpgrt_ Plump, under raisins pnchd n:

rcotmmically asposxible in I~paund by the Aﬁm-dluiil Raisin (framers. Now an sale

Sun-Maid Raisins

SEEDED ~ SEEDLESVS - CLUSTERS

I Make this test. Buy a package atid llSC~lllCllt p”, in your favorite recipe. You’ll he delighted!

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EARS AND EARRINGS ~ '—~ out lines by a flash oi‘ joy and sud- Jtlara have a tllistiitlct int-snag“ toldi-nly look twenty .Wllt‘ll you're turty llle physlogrwnlst. our charactt-rot- it’ you're the boy type, never YOIH‘ lUIItlUHtIlPS art- Tt'\'l'itll'.tl by lllt"\\'(‘.lil‘ earrings no tnatter what the shape and color and size of y0lll“()('(.'ﬂrllf)l1 is. It stilcitle. Ant], of t-ttrs. Ami the lit-anty specialist l$_t‘tllll'.‘il‘. llt'\'t*l‘ lli‘\‘l3l‘ wcar earrings always concerns; with ears, pattini-foti too prominent cars. ' hr-‘lvy (‘room into the skin Witt-re; And whatever you are, don't. have tho car mccts lllt‘ jaw ltt-cattstqytittt‘ oars tili-rcatl. 'l‘ht.- itioderu law?" ""11! "Tﬂlllllltl U?’ "Yes i‘tllll<'.‘t3ill‘l'lllI-§S just cittteli anti hang on. llt: first ine nes o aize. Always rough the lobe of the ear l"">lllt' Will! \'\‘l‘y long 4‘.'ll‘-i0l)l'.‘llil‘ you rongt- your cited-ks. Just a

should never wear earrings. (lH-r-‘littltt rtigy liptllhL Am] oven if attually, I think almost nohotly-y-titi doti't rouge your checks litit ultoultl t-vt-i‘ wear (2lll‘l‘lllL'S who have waxy-luokitig cars, rouge your dovstrt. want to look oltlt-t" ﬂllllivllid-i. it adds to that look of ratli-

tnort» sophisticatt-tl than she innit: hoalth, being “in the pink!" Earrings add chic and brilliancg- tol . lhu woman-otitht- world. typml heighten the lure of the (lrit-tititll type, deepen tho hiddenntrss oi‘ tho ~'|~,,|,,,n_\v‘-= Sam his n‘()lht)r‘ .,~,.. lllyﬁlcrious woman, accent the proving-l)‘, “what did l say l would charm of the quaint one; bttt we do to you ll’ i caught Vi“ “mlllllli-é

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that magic u-tiality that In}. wipior a

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ROOFING ALL KINDS call and get our prices. We can save you money-J. H, Gill d: Son.

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COAL ARRIVAL! ‘ Schooner Thelma wl-th Albion stove coal and Uranla with Old Sydney screen are discharging for W. D. Glllls k 00., Phone 176. 3881 9 3 2i ‘

FUNERAL FRHJXAWY. "—Tll6 Pk‘- maiqao the lat}: i _. G. Hiinaay of Northam who dllﬁ l» Boston art»

"expected home Wednesday night

anti the funeral will take pine.- from his late residence to Mal. peqtte Cemetery 0 on Friday at 2 o'clock. '

PLEASANT OUTING— Mr. and Mrs, ll. C. Bourke and Mr. alcoltn lrwin left on Saturday ul t with their motor bouts and llartlea of in vdted guests on board, for Wallace. N. 8., whore they spent Sunday and part of Labor Day. They re- turned to Charlottetown Monday evening. ‘Although the crossing was reported somewhat rough. they arrived ll! E0011 "balm 3111i pleased with their holiday.

SUSTAINS INJURIES-A regret table accident occurred at Mis- coucho yenlertlay morning, when (‘nmlllo Arst-tiault a young man o! that place was struck by the 85* mine motor coach. He. was badly hurt about the chest and had. sew eral toes badly crushed. Ho was removed to the Prince County Hint pltal and 1s doing an well as can be enacted.

SAD NEWS.—A ltettor w-ais recon

' tly received by Mny[or McKenna

from Capt. L, Attidrew of the S. H. “Acadlen" conveying the sad nBWr 0t‘ the drowning in Kingston Har bor, Jamaica on Auguﬂt 14 of Heir ry Larkin, a nmt-lvo 0i’ this city. The letter states that tire body Wﬂo‘ recovered anti buried in the Rom an Catholic Cemetery at Kingston. The grave is marked with a cross bearing the following inscription: "llienry Larktln. 32 Yours. front Chutrltittetown.Prince Edward ls land. Died, August 14th. 192;! al Kingston. aJittalcu." The deceusvtl leaves a willow and four children and also h-is mother, all residing in Charlottetown.

—--—<-oa---— BENCH AND BAR

Sir Edward (‘arson ls noted for his ready ~lr_ish wit. Ou one occas- ion in court, when tho judge, with whom he had more titan one pass-

-- age of arms, pointed out to hlni the

discrepancy between the evidence of two of his witnesses, one a

‘very angry with ltis small sister. =\.i‘lcr supper motlr‘ er trlt-tl to Orlltilllltsll lriotitlly rela~l lions ln-tw't~t»ii‘/tlietti again and tiuolctl to tltclti tho Bible injunc- tion appropriate to lht- (ruse. .

"Now. Edward." site said, turn-i lug to tho boy and driving the passltgt- homc, “art.- yotl going to let the sun go down upon' your wrath?"

l-Idwartl squirniotl 'a little as he looked up into her plcatling face.

"Wvll. how can l stop it?" ho aslu-tl: llllﬁlDll 'l“l'llll.‘~lt'f'llll_

~-~.\ tt-ttchvr had been tcllln! itn itilants’ class about tho Tcti (‘oni- matidittctt - lu order lo test their iit-itiorit-it, she ticked:

“(Fan any llttlc child give mo. a t't)ll|lllillltllll4‘lll.' containing only tour words?"

have yct to see the woman to whom jam again?"

.~\ hand was rained immctllately.

tht-y do not add a low yt-ars. it‘ “Why, that's funny, ma, that you “wpp-g-t sum 1|“, ;..;u.hpr_ yotrro the child typo, with widc should forgot. too, l can't rcmcttt otqppp “ff n". gragejtéqihe Con. eyes anti bobbed hair, and witirthvt- t-it.ht=t'."- (Jalilornilt (Jhristiau vill‘\llr'

Atlvocztto. .

[IDNQUERORS OF ROBSON’S LOFTY PEAK

of Alpino Club members to group, right to loft: llnck row, M. Robson; A. H. MtioCarthy, o! Win-

MEMBERS of tho ﬁrst parties reach Robson's summit. Lowt-r ﬁrst woman to roach the peak of

climb MounFRobson, 13,008 foot high and Monarch of the (Yan- ndinn Rockies. ‘Uppéi- photograph show t party actually on snow rid]; o summit 01 Mchtit. Rob- : Gonrod. Kalli, noted Can-

" Q ln tho lead.’ Upper right, ill H. H. Gold, of Edmon-

o! tho third party to

C. Gt-tltlvs, (Yalgury, who also took dvrntt-rc, B.('-., who in credited with part in ﬁrst uses-tit of Mt. ilcikic,‘ taking part in ﬁrst actual official in Jasper National Park; T. ll. ascent; Miss AnnetEe E. Buck, Moffnt, Calgary; H. F. Lambnrt, Brooklyn, N.‘_[_., and Harry Pollard,

Ottawa; A. Drinntin, (Inlgury, and’ (7nlgary"photogrnpher, who packed T. B. Porter, Saskatoon.

n camera to Robson's» elk to l8- Frnnt row: J. Sttlltlann, guitlc cure the ﬁrst pictureso a cllmblnl

and packer; W. A. ll. Mundny, party at the nummlt.—C.N.B- Vancouver; Mrs. W. A. D. Mundny, photos.

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carpenter anti the other a saloon keeper, he answered, “That's s my lord, yet. another case of differ- ence bctwecn bench and bar."

~~.1\-ltv.r Mr, ‘Smith had rakod his yard hc took tho ztcctimulttt-etl rub- bish into the yard to bttrtl. Among tho nt-lghbtirs‘ children who canto ﬁockitig round the bonﬁre was. a littic girl whom Mr. Smith did not rvmentbcr having 'seon belore. Wlsltlng with his tisital kitttllinaua to make her feel at. 0116i‘, ht- beam- ed itpon her autl itskcti ' lily, “llt-llo! |1sti't this a new facc.’

A deep rod slowly submerged the little girl's freckles. ‘tNo." she stammered, "it isn't new, It's just

been ivaohetl. ’l‘h'zit's all_"—-’l‘he Argonaut. i—-<¢o>—-———

zztFor Scalds _.or Burne- Dr. Thotnas‘ EClﬂClPlC Oil lo a standr ard remedy for the prompt treat.- ment of scnlds and burns. lln ltcal- lttg power quickly soothes tho pain and nlds a sileedy recovery ltrom the itijttry. it ls ulno tut tfxﬂfdltlill remedy for all manner oi‘ cuts, bruises and sprains, no well as for rt-"llcvliig the pains arising from in- ﬁumntatlon ol‘ various knds, A hot- tlc in the house and stubla MIVRR tuany a doctor's and veterlnaryis the. -

Mlnard’: hlnlment for Rhoumatilm

“Real

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GOYESCA

HAVANA CIGARS

Cigar Smokers will enjoy thtrrich aroma and solace of the Havana Leaf.

Prices 10c straight

2 for 26c and 15c straight

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A BIG HOTEL. ——Mr. and Mrs; Jatnes D. Henderson, and son Robert of Boston, who have been visiting friends in Montague re- turned yesterday en route to Mal- peque and Summertilde where they will spend a few days. Mr. fiend- t-rson is a natlﬁ of Lot 11, this province and has been in Boston since boyhood. He is a. member of the tlrtn of Henderson and Ross ltealtors. which has been interest- ttl in many large real estate deals. At tire-sent the firm is engaged on a flvp‘ million dollar hotel in Boa- ton. -to‘pe ‘known as Alden Park Alonso. ‘ The hotel is to be opened on Juuary 1st and is unique of its ltind. The Boston Post. which gives it a front pllge story says "l! ha! 1:0 counterpart in the country. ' ‘Fhore is accommodation for 80 ppoplo in 1100 rooms and the hotel will practically be self contained. publishing its own newspaper, hav. ‘rig a kindergarten. lntorlor B0" l-ottrsie, garage for 300 cars. hall loom. nursery, and in short all that run tend to comfort and entertain

mctit. W-{omi

Personals

Mr_ Pat‘k Cairns, Vernon River was a visitor to the city yesterday.

hire, “lllllam McLean in athfﬁ- amt the gueeit of Dr. and Mrs. lit-war, Prince Street.

Miss A. Thelma Cook. of Ken- szittgton‘ left Saturday morning to cuter the Boston City Hospital where she will train as a nurse.

Miss Elsie Boswell, music teach- or, Victoria has returned home att- ler spending the week end in the

t-ity.

Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Cook and fam- ily of New York, Oily, who have liooti visiting Mrs. Cook's mother. Mrs. Morgan, Valley Street left 'l‘itesday morning on return.

Mrs. "Albert Altken, Mrs. Tatuicr. Miss Aitkon and Mrs_ Jenkins of (loorgetown motored to the city yt-stcrtlzty and were among tho many who called to PM’ "W" Te“ llvtflti to Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. Altkrll atitl cxtcnd good wishes on tho oc- t-aslnn of tthclr golden WPtldlHK uti- niversary.

Mr. and Mrs Gordon ‘Potltl and imp. (laughter Jenn nccoitipanlod by Mr. lllllson left by motor on Sat» urtlay for their homo in Frederic- ttn, N. B., after spending a‘ VPFY "p.353"; wpek with Mrs. Todd's sister, Mrs. t W. M. Woodsido. Pleasant Street.

Mr. and Mrs. W, B. ‘Curria and Minster Leslie, formerly of Sourlst spent tho week end ln Charlotte [own Vlﬁlllllg tlrietitls and rt-ltntlvesd before leaving for their new homt=| lll Roxbury Manx, ll. S. Amlloti if! one of‘ tho successful lslantlrra ab» road. While in rtthn city they were the gilt-sis of their uncle and aunt- .\lr. and Mrs. ‘Louis Wtrllitlll. 7" Prllli co St, Their litany frlt-ndsi wishl them every duct-ass.

Just a. Little Stick, Thatfs All

(Canadian Press.)

rt-Aivrlt/rtm. tint. Sent. 1-hou- dttgctl so much that his head rc- nembled a Rajah»: turban, Janina Black. in police court BOCUSH-d Th0‘ 1mm Hawkins oi‘ assaulting Illin- llo-th gentlemen were colorctl.

Vlgorolialy dcnyilng the charge, Mr. llawklna said: "Well. Jt-tlgt‘ dis heah mun comes into mah house in a most llfgllflléﬂlilllll',lllltl vociferous mood. Yo" sah. 3M1!"-

lle was slngln‘ ‘lsc ‘wry b“).

wrt-p... " ~" n

t a

conscience.

wlrgs of desert night.

oomntiotttj.

‘GE E,'lilllARili

Joseph M. Schench presents

NURMA TALMAUGE“ a ' .%Voieeﬁb1}§ the Minarelf

Personally directed Q1’ f/ranll that] n‘ SA 311w’: Rational. Tichizre l.

ThelTale of Three Cities. London, Bombay, Damascus

BOMBAY-with its teeming, motley} crowds. ltsvarled tongues, and Ito patch~ work architecture. showing alternate putters o‘! native and Engllahtbuildlnqa.

DAMASCUSfthe_ city of tnany pilgrims-where religious fanaticism gen hand

in band with romance, and the voice from they Minaret ls the thundering cry of ._ ,

LONDON-crowded with history making events. vehement fog stricken London

witl‘ Its beauty and simplicity.

“The Voice From The MinareW-the love~call of Salome, Sheba, Cleopatra. on tha

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AT 1 AND u, QEB-Bh. 2%, "m

if ..

rmounah

‘Iﬁe famous Robert Tﬁcbens ply ofiempesious love in; desert‘ places u mirrored

15y the ﬁrtiste facamparable,

THE PATHE REVI

EwgAND-TOPICS 0E THE DAY

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THAT CAR

YOURS

t BY ‘HARRY 5. ppm-ER

double. and I don’ care i ‘mu’ bio.’ "When l ordered him out ht-

ter tlouhlln‘ up his lists and tactn. like he was plumb crazy. So I jes’ picked up a ll'lie‘stttck, Jedge. and gave him n ll'le whack."

‘Hit-n "TPPF

listen -to that man, at.

[H11 to him when he starts to work. Oh. boy. lee a ll'le stick! Jt-tlg, l’m tellln’ you ‘twas a baseball bat loaded with lend pipe!"

Mr. lluwklus (mulling indulgent-i ly) "Shucka. Jedge. we nin' got no baseball bats at our place. Dal was jea a smnll » - ., uses its ‘IURC tilt; Llug will; watig she's washln‘ 'etn. Hat's all ill. wan, Jedge."

Mr. Hawkins impressed the court and the cane Wile dismissed.

Turkish Women Bobbing Theirs

(Canadian Frau.)

NIEW YORK. Sept. 2..—-\i1.lion Mrs. Flktttet Bey. wlfe 0t Turkey's moat famous modern poet, arrived here to vililt ‘heir son, an assistant professor at th-te University of Cincinnati. she was greeted with the news that he had married an American girl-mud a bobbadltnlrotl gltrl. "Oh. that [a nothing. Your re- verend aunt, 40 years old, has bob- bed from too." mcponded the ffur- klahqiother. Mrs. ‘Flkrct Bey than explained to the utohiahod young man than many things had happen ed since the Natlonsliat Govern inont came into-power in Tmrlrey. "Turkey has become very Europ- oan in ‘recent yearn." she said. "The women wear no veil; on titt- stroeto and their costumes are tum Ilka thodo of Patrician women. save for the nllir lclﬂ vrhldt they wear high about their ltoodc. Young Tur-

motlot-a moo."

This r. n .... wt m i. tnlultig ta lllillllltﬂlllllill‘ nut. of your automobile. We Wlll . glad to answer through this coluttltt questions regarding your car or its mechanism.

Stllll Y0!" lntlulrlt-a to "Automo-

_ ~ i "Yo

THE DIFFERENTIAL

The differential was lnvonlt-tl and ltaed in tlic Alllﬂllltlllllv lo on- ablc tho car to tutti a cornt-r,

lt would be impossible to turn a corner without having onn Wllt‘t'l free to revolve faster than the other. 1f tho ttxlc lti the car ox- tctitled from one wheel to the other wlthotlt a break, when. turn. lug a corner, both win-claw would skid anti the cnr would most like- ly'iurn oval‘ or tho nxlo brcaly,

Tho differential allows out: whccl to turn at a slower ruto of npeud than lta pposltc wheel or faster whatever the cane may ho. it la in every respect, u long axle dlvltl- od in the centre so that one wheel can revolve irrespective of the other. ltaoperatlon will he ex’ plain-ted ln tomorrow's article.

speeds of the wheels govcrnedtlty n bevelotl tire which runs on the rn.ll. When tho onglno turns to tho right. the thrust is put nn to the loft hand wliool, whom: flange rldeti clone t0 the rail, and has a greater din star than its opposite wheel that rides clotttvto the edge of the wheel and a teaser diameter.

' work. ls there any trditble in the but two three volt lamps.

Are the METAL (JONDUCTORS OR

GUTTERS. On Your House LEAKING ‘I

HAVE U8 MAKE A REAL JOB FOR YOU

A new supply of high on...‘ Copper Gnu Shuts received and will be used for our Conductors and Metal Work.

Give us a call for your Metal Work

Fred H. Trainor

THE RELIABLE PLUMBER Phone 893-4. Opp. Prlnco Edward Thutro

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put the tall into the tlitsli light it ‘good order, but l think Y0" "l" will work alright, but tho ‘tall light find that you have one BlX "l" will not work. l ltave changed lniitp and one three volt laiuil. Al lht- bttlh from the dash and put ln this type of car wires its dash BB4 a now one. but- still it wll-l not tall lamps in series, you can ‘l!’

Wlrlnlt? Aacertaln by reading the voitalt ' ‘ t t on the base of the lamD which l‘ Answer. the six volt lamp and repllﬂcﬁll . with one of three volt tYDB "ll _\'our wiring appears to be in your lights will work prODFYW-‘i

woooo-owwwoow *"*"

E. R. Brow

14a Rtaa....-.tt so»: o...» mo, Lille, lioéittdir, time: W‘ Plate Glass nuurolloalirtmvat rm-

ltlah m!!! wore diicolletoﬂgow‘ ' at the R 018cm ' all- 3,, ' nutty. and they duwod ll

;....._... ._ tut um will wit; oir

Quatrllon. t ‘ t

.‘ ‘l have a Cor.» l cannot got the dash light to

lllht but. that

ln a locomotive the differehtlnl ls eliminated but the’ different.

Amt a smnuitaornoyt" uni.