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7 l-IVI. rows. wanna-buying five-W» slim erep. wed. sebe. ls. r- v-v- n»: b o». Suntsr liver.

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‘usssss bonus-kn sun res-rm WUISSCNUIPOYINAIOOUDIItHB.

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yoarnsrlaolirgsawlrllrollolssnn-oounvurdsssrg. ‘ / v csmesue. who "M limited. i ave Dollsrs each. sswin Maclnr- ' P‘ i‘ "'““'“"* John. ‘Ibronto. s. w. vs: wsm. scape limo, Bedegue. rsvr-c-u-si. "-—

IJVI IOWL WANTED- We will.

nfl——*7 . Arrsnrrori. 8.111 9s rluvsn ~ Christine! 08rd sample book free. Greatest isnssinsbls demand thh season for the celebrated 1119RPM- sive Royal Solidi’. Secure orders new even-iii llllfl time; deliver later. Make iive dollars upidaily. Egperielloo or osilitsl, unnecessary. Bradley-Gamma, Srantford, Ont. ,‘_. ;A.w._c-is-ei an uuususu orronrumr! esn be - earned’ weekly

Co. Limlioili z

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M. H. W. Sept. 25.27. r

ass run wssn us»: as our: Personal Christians-Greeting Card Agents in their spare time. W2: ‘for particuiaJ . Regal 00., s10 Spsdins. Ave. pronto.

A. Wffllllhld, JIJOQOJI.

» towns s.lse. MJALRJQIBJIIJS.

lvslvrsn-uvs lismxs. nssr prices if uniniured. Henry Mc- "ravisli, moon. mm-ls-si.

Female Help Wanted

‘ wenmvcso om. rob nous: work. Mrs. Sisrnett. li- Upper Killsbmush Street. ‘less-sums.

EANADIAN CIVIL ‘SISVICI Bieliogrsphers and Typisis , (Male “d null-IQ) Welded. Next examin-

_ation October 22-28, - enrolment assures your quamymg through our intensive course. We gusrsnie to you until you Poss. List of expmination centres end full lllrtioulars ‘free, M. C. C. Civil Service School, Toronto (10.)

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\\v.:_~‘os-»Ji"l'~""..- " Salesmnnflifnnteg! associating. j " _gu_gg' Irene fer‘ ldwsrd island

9W! m. ‘outfit. We want now s. reiiabieauergetio represents- tive to handle urje belt districts on

the Isiaud-,. ~ agency is prod:- able. wnreifraiem oo. menus one ‘ ~ s. w. b-ll-tf.

Male ‘Vented WANTED-MAN mo; won: on

farm. Apply Charles Mallstt, Char- ietietown Rs R l. VHI-I-Id-iii.

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m. and so. Idvdn i zerwbe unme- in fu-

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Miss run slefilvmfobuioiieiown. left Sat en- board the rsoenel- "lr- for oifville. where abs intends ietsks up stAeadis. "in Jessie o. nenneu, n. n, left lumen!‘ morningjflo mums m: a pleasant

ins u.

‘ Short» lbolls-‘Ioyce routs through the heart of tropical Afries. passing ever deserts and

Marshfisiil

Georgetown, P. If. I.

Avenue Charlottetown, Stewart. Executor.

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--—--'-"———-~—- Grafton se. mi-s-ls-si in: then sdloui-nod. ulnob - wsnrsn rmnslrnnsnursnrlgss » d by m. m,” umwugv‘ {axing “u; ‘uuwdmtwlu "ncmldmh; MigceuanQoug _ plssssnt evening -wss spent. Next Personaldhrisbnssoarflnlgde- _ mNi-lllsiobshsld stthehonisef gland. Send new fer‘ beautiful uE-Ndasusm nameless-is. 1m. Themes enldwinreuesurobe free Sample Bookbnd earn meney urveiflnlefllllllvllls. IMMI- waxed gm , immediately. Liberal commission. ~ rssv-s-za-imo u“ h’ . m“ m‘ °‘ m" "m" 4*" m“. @110“ i‘ BW- sown rnssrovviv msmurs m" mm“ A‘ w‘ "u"3°' sitliflfillS wflntfld —’I‘ho monthly meeting was held at , the homelef Mrs. Jardlne Stavert, Aug. Wanted rorsro blooms warn vvokx. m, “m m, Wm“, u, u,‘ m“

Anniv- st!“ chcsber so.

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25 Lives‘ Lost During Storm

gen last Monday night.

never would be recovered.

ship to break ‘up

LONGIST Amvviir v m. worn:

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lungles, has been mapped out.

liners endallinetsl flsius boob.

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o: eopqcfwbo odes-es to take part British unencumber-

insnew ‘Mild. '

ssmfunivnqvsebbeenrorvn‘ dsd iurlialisaniil, Iwitasriand. re, rnberbersvienoeilssisiemeis sreemiysessrfllsresjieneena

Ion sALs-rssnl seven YIAII ' old welshilll thirteen hundred. Avplv to P. n. Murray, Brsdaibans. 7988-94141.

I03. SALE-AI.‘ A BARGAIN slightly used McCormick Deering PWIW Dlsser. b. B. n. roster,

7880-94041

FOB SALE-WALNUT COUNTS! will 65 years old, a Sell piano n1. most new in perfect condition and a Pipeleu Iumaee, second sise very little usqd. Apply cc Minnie Owen,

7911-94341

I011 SAL! - THAT DISIIAILI double tenement dwelling, situgtg Nos. as and 2s on corner of Illni

and Psssmore Sweets,

Apply to n. B.

WW-O-Id-di.

APAITMIN‘! T0 LIT, IIGI‘! rooms, heated, all modern conveni- ences. Alli!!! Coffin‘ & C0,, all

wages to lis Dor- ‘[9194-11-31

GRAND HAVEN. Mich» lIPt. id- Twenty four men and s boy are be- lieved to hsve perished in the sink- ing of the frieghter "Andeste." which went down in a stern: inII-gke Michi-

Ths waicr is deep wlierethe vessel sank ‘and fishermen of this region said they believed many of the bodies

_ c "Andesis." which was s-sleei semiWrhsle back, ‘a type freighter seldom seen now becsuss unsuitable to the rough weather on the Great Lakes, cleared mm here icr Chi- cage at ole Monday. losded. with ‘gravel. Sermon here believe that the csrgo shifted in the storm which swept Southern Lake Michigan's short time laisr and caused the

normoiv. Sept. li-(Sritish unlo- ed Prom-The longest sir-way in the IMO-mils route from London to the Cape-is to be insul- urated by the Imperial Airwsys early

ns-J result of the great sopoo-nno sorisiiurveyeflifricannadebylir Alan and nsdv Cobham in their Ms’ fulfil-bolt. I

Agreements have been made with the various goverlimsnis concerned for supporting the sir line. and pre- parstions are new ging completed for its opening. Passengers and mails will leave. London every Saturday in s gisni triple-screw Armstrong-Sid- deley air liner, and will arrive in Capetown nine days‘ um. having- flown. by a combination of big air

l” WWW hes-vi’. good quality live fowl. empty mos. Prim. Sept. so. Highest market prices. Russel Clerk. Mmmt Stews-rt. ‘flod-I-ld-ii.

emu soosur ssslrmuL-Rev. s. u. Murchison. District secretary. will held a meeting in the intarest of Sibie Society work at Oovehesd Road Church this. ssbedsv. evening. stwlpnnAllarewsloolne. vess-

uvl rovn. W live !°'W1.Illll7|i70olI,'i‘ilel.Sopt-.11.S.R. Pendletoil. xensinsvon. vose-s-le-zi

BALDWIN’! SCAD WOMINS IN- STlTUTl-’I‘hirteenlli9mberaaud threevisitors met ottha homeof MrsBernsrdMoQuaidfei-theAug- uet meeting. which opened by read- ingoftheCreedJouowedbytheroil call and reading and adoption of minutes. Correspondence wasread. ltwasdeoided wholdsds-nceor rlsvinslsoiibeséboeinrerneec-

Jdeeting opened with Creed. non call was answered with my favorite “Gar- den-flower" ens howto grind ‘it, s memberr and three visitors were present. Minutes of last meeting reed and adopted. Ne report from school "or sick committees. The programme for the dsy was work on bedspread. As there was no further business meeting adjourned to meet next month withjlrsolfiton Cairns. roll call to be answered with "Uses of spplee." Lunch wss served by the hostess.

ST. GIOIGI’! INSTITUTE-The Allllllt meeting of the St. George's Women's Institute was held at the bottle of Mrs. W. J. MacKinnoi-l, on Iridsy. August 10th.‘ with eleven ‘members and four visitors present. The meeting opened with the singing of the "ode" followed by roll call, which was answered by a. "drgwlng", The minuibs were read and approved. Mrs. W. J. Maexinnon and Mrs. Gus. MacDonald were appointed delegates to the District Convention so be held st Bridgetown on Sept srd, 7b, m. stituis correspondence was read by till secretory. then) followed a busi- ness discussion. The sick ccmmitioe "WW." end l new one was named. The meeting closed by singly-l‘ m; Nationsl Anthem, sfrsrwbioh en en- ioysbie supper was served by the 11mm Nut muting will be held at the home of Mrs, J. 1101mm“,

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aquariums-pronouns

vvsonmo anus-A moi-rinse e! much interest to man! r. l. Island friends took place at the Chin-oh’ of the Good lllellhsrdn New York ‘City. on Saturday, August i1, the con- tracting parties being Miss Marion McDonald and Mr. Lee Charles Aver- ‘ bsch. The bride, who is the daughter ~ of esptsin and Mrs. John D. McDon- ' aid ef' Cable I-Ieisd. is a graduate cf l Community Hospital, New York. Af-l tor tbs marriage ccrem , which was performed by Rev. rather De- vine. Mr. Ind Mrs. Averbsch motor- ‘ed eb P. n. lsibnd to visit Mrs. Aver- baeh's parents. On their return they will reside at i0. Cooper St, New York City. ‘ -

LOB-NS VALLEY WOMEN'S IN- STITUTE. - The regular ‘monthly meeting was held st the home o! Mrs. .1. Shaw. Twelve members and three visitors were present. "Ihe meeting wss opened by-the siiigingef .ths Ode. Minutes of lsst meeting wore resd and adopted. m-s. unr- doch McDonald and Miss E. C. Mull- ro were sppointe on the newscheol committee. Mem rs were appointed to collect for Sanatorium Fund. Af- ter the meeting the members were treated to {delicious lunch. Next meeting to be held in school house.

(Patriot please copy.)

AUXILIARY MEETING — The meeting of the Charlottetown Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Protestant Orphan- age, was held in the cundrlll Home. Friday. with the President, Mrs. A- C. Sinclair, presiding. A most infor- esting report was received from the Orphsnhge. At present there are 4B children in the home. s. number to enter as soon as the whooping cough clears up. Another splendid report was received from flower sale on Aug. 20th, enabling the Auxiliary in pas over a check for $300.00 to the trus- tee beard. Preliminary arrangements were made for the annual rummage sale. Thursday. October 10th.

AMIBICAN ‘TALK!!!’

AN OIIINCI (British United Press)

SYDNEY, New South Wales, Sept. IL-Following agitstlori by educa- tional officials and others, who com- plained that the talkinl pictures in the United States were "an offence" to those who spoke good English. Commonwealth authorities, who are preparedto tske action if necessary. While agreeing that the authority to prohibit the showing a picture should be exercised, the Minister of Customs, Mr. Gullett, believes that there are. immense possibilities in the future development of the ‘talkice’. and thst it would be unfair to eon- demn them because the present early standard is not entirely satisfactory.

sovnr-r mo..-

_ lnritisb United Press) IIELIN; Sept, lib-That Sovietisin does notdo awe! with the particular brand of unconscious humor associat- ed with bureaucracy is shown in a story told ‘by some of the members of a recent German delegation to The local ilidle in a. villiago near Leningrad disappeared. ind after seversl weeks‘ the village policeman had the following notice broadcast: A reward is offered to anyone find- ing. the corpse of Judge Dmitry Detrovich, believed to have been drowned in the Neva. Description of the dead msnrmedium height, m. h , blue eyes, ‘dark suit. Special c _ i“ " . he stutiers." .The story does not say whether the stuttering corpse was ever found.

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' SSSVICI POITPONID-On sc- count or rsin yesterday. the ‘CI-ri- ndian raglan memorial service has been postponed until next Sunday.

T!!! OILANGI PARADE. st Canoe Cove, advertised fa- yesterday after- noon. was postponed till next Sunday. Members to meet in Lodge Rooms at 2.30 p. in. Service in Church at 3 p. m. '

CORRECTION-The item publish- ed on Saturday referring to the de- ilarture of Mr. and Mrs. 1.‘. 1!. Beer and Miss Bessie Seer for California. was incorrect. Owing to illness their departure has been postponed for about l. week.

0N INSPECTION TRIP -—.Dr. ist, sud w. L. E. Wright. as- slstant chemist. spent the week-end st Beach Grove Inn. They are on an inspection trip to Prince Edward Isle-lid, where they will pay en offi- Bil-l vilit to the" Superintendent of the Experimental Station, Charlotte- town, and accompanied by Mr. Clark will visit as many of the il- lustration Stations ss time permits. They also plan attending the West Prince Exhibition at Albertori, "on Tuesday, and the East Kings Exhib- ition on Wednesday.

MB. T. GEDDIS GIANT Il- TUINS-(tlr. ‘I’. Geddis Grant of Trinidad who has been visiting his brother Nov. George Grsnt, Winslow. left the Island on return Saturday on board the Bochelaga. Mr. Grant is the hesd ef-s large manufacturing agency which ha large interests iii Trinidad and the Barbados snd is director of the ‘Ikihidod Publishing Company. ‘This agency represents l large number of Cnnndisn firms.

‘ Mr. Grant's mission, apart from his

visit. was an attempt-to , te Is- land trade with the Serbsdes, es- pecially the trade in Donor-era rice. This product is rspldly replacing gug. at as an important production in the Barbados. There was s. greater‘ Is- lend trade some years ago than that which now exists since ‘the of the sailing vessel.

‘ TORONTO WEDDING-The ml!- riege of Mr. James MseKei-izie and lldiss

Rev. n. M. ‘and lnrnone, late of P. E. I., took place on the 10th

Presbyterian Church,‘ Toronto. Rev. I". W. Goodwill, formerly’ 0f P. E. 1., viii-tilted. assisted by the bride's fath- er. The gr msman and DHCSIIIQId were Mr. Archy Lsing of Uist, end Miss Ellie for-roster of Edinburgh, Scotland. A lsrge congrcgbtion as- sembled to witness the ceremony and. felicitste the Wllllg coullo- In old Highland fashion, the bridal party was escorted in the bride's home by the wellknown war vetiersn, Pipe M14. or D. A. MscPheu-son. On tbs same evening w. and Mrs. MaoKcnzie left Toronto for their future horns in uwls. Prior to uie marriage, s. rep- resentative gathering of the congru- resenta-ivagsthering o; the oongre gstion gave the bride a surprise party, when many and valuable gifts, in- cluding svhsndsome cheque from the ladies of the church, testified to the good wishu of her many friends.

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ALIII-TON wbiusrrs man- TUTli-‘Ihe regular monthly meeting of the Alberion Women's Institute wes held be the home of mo. n. s. Wm. on iuesdw. Sept 8. with fourteen members present. In the absence of the President, the vice President, Mrs. C. C. Gordon pre- sided. Meeting opened with singing of the Ode, minutes of previous meet- ing were read and approved. The zressurer reported some on hand. The

- thanks of the Institute were extended

to Messrs O. R. S. Leard, C. McBeth sod Wm. MoAldufl roi- their kiss’ as- sistance inwards the ice cream social recently held on the grounds of the Albion Torr-see, st which M0 was realised. ft was decided that this In-

fer the new Sanitarium, committee

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Prank T. Schulth. Dominion Uhdilr,

Margaret Ann Lamont, daughter of‘

September in the Sloor Sherbeurri,

f - , . I. - Church -Servrces TRINITY UNITIDCIUICI! The Junior congregation was rc-~-.

sailed yesterday Ind although t-. skywssevercssttherb wassfsir s. tendance. The children first meet in the Church Auditorium for tbs open- ing ceremonies and lust before the offering they retire in order to the Eocisl Hall in chsrge of one of the Ministers for their own special ex- srcises.

The sacrament of Baptism took piece at the morning service when two children were presented by their par- ents u) be baptised. Rev. Mr. Brown lnhissddressmcdegstrongspposl on behalf of the surmrculosis Sani- iorium campaign which is to be held this week. This wss in compliance with tbs earnest request of the Ss-ni- torium Commission and in ,

with s resolution of the Minisiorial Associstioh. Mr. Brown read as the

' v scripture lesson, John s-l in n. The

story o; the impotent men cured. His cry wss "There was no men in help nic." It is the spirit of Jesus in the minds and hearts of men today that prompt them to help the afflicted ones,

In the evening Rev. M. C. Mschum, of Saint John gave an eloquent sd- dress on the subject of religious ed-

Work Secretory of the Maritime Re- ligious Educational Council which ls interdevczionsl. This address was in- spiring and held the close‘ sticniion of s. full congregsticn throughout. The service of prams was as usual a splen- did feature of the day's worship. In the morning the choir rendered most effectively the beautiful anthem "The King of Love" and in the ev- ening Profeesor Fletcher had a choir of

Mr. Percy Williams "Remember Now Thy Creator." TheMlasionBnndisiobeie-olg- gsnised on ‘Iuesdey afternoon and it is cxpcciod thst by the end of the month all the activities of the church will have entered upon their fsll work. Our Ministers are looking for- ward to a season of much premise.

ZION CHURCH / Very fine congregations greeted the minister. Rev. M. Scott Fulton. on hisreturn to his pulpit after s-n absence of several weeks.

His theme in the morning wu "The Dimensions of God's Mercy." and was s splendid exposition of Psalm l03:ll-l3,l'l. The symbols of God's mercy were mentioned. (1) The oversrching Heavens above us: (2) t‘ ‘ between East 1nd West; (3) Eternity; (4) The pity of s fath- er's heart. "if God is not like Jesus. He is incredible; if He is like Jesus, He is irresistible."

In closing, the minister quoted a recent poem by an English author. "like as n fsther pltleth.”

The evening theme was "Answering Life's Perplexities." "New is my soul troubled, and whet shell I say?" The soul of Jesus we; troubled by doubts and fears end perplexities as He stood on the threshold of Calvlry. Instances were cited of the numerous troubles which may derail us in in- ward temptations nndoutward sl- arms. Present-dsy speed crass and impending discoveries. which would bring most widely separated nations together. were cited ls contributory to‘ our alarms. A concentrated fuel discovery is being sought by the ns- tions; this would rev lutionise trlns- portstion and future wsrfsrs.~.lesus

iousness of God is most wonder- ful thirlg in human experience.

At the morning service Miss Inns McLure wss the guest soloist and ggve g, gpldlldid rendition of "I will extol Thee." from Costa‘! "Ell" Th! choir rendered ‘the anthem "Ml? nificat, in E fist," by Slmpcr.

In the evening in place of the male quartet Mr. Malcolm McKinnon sang the favorite song. “Fnce to race,” with much feeling- A 1"!‘ choir was present end ems "The Lord is xins." by Bimper- Miss Flo" ggmppgll mo: ms solos in both Ili- thems.

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THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH

‘Th; People's Church, Elm Avellllo. ygg “- _, ‘ lllt L‘ ‘"57 “mm; ms repairs. The work elicit- gg may , esslcns of appreciation from members of the oonlreflflfll m brightness of the interior added. if that were possible, to the lvrisbt- nees of the service. Rev. J, M. Mur- chison, M. A., District Secrets?! 04 the Cs-nsdlan Bible Society; was the special preacher, and save s most helpful and educative mousse on the influence of the Bible Society and its wonderful aehievoments in translat- ing and circulating the Bible. cu na- tional and lull-national develop- ments. Rev. D. V. O1ssera feuowed.

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ucstion Mr. Msohum is me Boys"

50 male voices together with a solo by ‘

andTbeeryenSeptesnbss-Slrd. $110“?! Avenue. or Phone

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S. S. ‘Convention To Meet Here

A meeting of the Charlottetown Religious Education Council We! held at the Y. M. C. A. on Sunday afternoon. st which plans were de- }veloped roi- the Maritime Sunday {School convention, which is to meet ,in the city October 9-11, under the !nu.spices of the Msritime Religious Education Council. In addition to lylsriume lenders the mu will in- }ciude w. Roy A. Burkhart. of Chl- icsgo; Rev. Manson Doyle. of Toron- ‘lo, and Mr. D. R. Poole. National ‘Boys’ Work Secretory, of Toronto.

Special provision will be mode for practical discussion periods on Be- ginners Primary Junior. Teen ego Girls and Boys. Young People and Administrative Work as well as Mis- sionary and Temperance Education. Home Religion Leadership ‘Training end Church vacation schools.

The chairmen of the locsl commit.- tce in chsrge is Mr. Rowland N. Mec- Neill, and the secretory. Mr. Aler- Mstheson. Mr. G. ll‘. Hutcheson wss appointed chnirman of the bilieting committee and . my PQBQJW"! registrar. Local publicity will be handled by m. n. A. LePese 1nd Alex. Mstheson.

This convention should be an out.- stsnding event in the Sunday School history of the Island.

Arctic Mystery

(Canadian Press)

HSYONEY, N. S., Sept. 14-—A clue m m Arctic mystery cf near 400 years standing, the fate of five‘ men left on Ksdlunsrn Island by 511’ Ml!- tin I-iobisher in 1576. isrepertcd by Donald B. Macmillan on his return this morning from ever two months exploration voyage to Baffin land. Hitherto it has been supposed that its five men left behind by Frohish- ei- on one of his throe vovsses Ind attempts to build s. fort ‘to protect {the supposed gold mines had been killed by Eskimos. Careful enquiry among the natives reveals s tradi- tion thst the white men were not slain. but built a big best end set out on the perilous return to Eng- land. The relics now found by Mec- Miilsn indicate that they hsd pre- ceedcd only about fifty miles when their frail craft we! crushed in ice and one or more escaped ashore and built, a shelter in Countess Warwick Sound.