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give PEEE one twenty-ave cent tube 0f Dr. Wests Tooth Paste with each

sale of a. Dr. Wests Toothbrush st_ gum-g; ' _ filly cents. sou. Tooth ram and Emu,“ m m’ “m” u" Brush 50 cents. '

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ISBSONAI. CHRISTMAS GREET- ing Cards-agents. wanted to take orders for the dnast line ever shown h Canada. Rsgsl Art C0,, Manufac- turers. an Bbsdina‘ Ave. -

A. W. Sept. 2-9-4-5-8-7.

EANTEII- REPRESENTATIVE! (eithlr arr) in every ‘town in Can- ads. to take orders for Canadian Personal Christnll Cards. Big de- rnnd. send now ‘for beautiful

ea Sample Bock and earn money ediately. Liberal commission. Premier Art Guild. Ocliegs a. Spad- haa, Tdrmtc. A. W. 9-tl--30.

AFor: Sale 70a ssna-wrwo oows r0

freshen in October. Amos Acorn. Vernon River. 7709-04-21.

voa sun-room rros s weeks cuswmua Prowse, Brack- ley. . 7892-9-2-21

ron sass - MOSKBAT AND Cloth Coat in good condition. Ap-

ply Cavendish Apia No. 2. - _ l 1100-94-22.

IMESICAN lUnnEl BELTING and work traess, any length. width or ply Goods guaranteed or money refunded. Sells st half price of Canadian makes. Clinton Morrison. Fredericton, P. E. I. 7cl3-8-29-si.

P. W. C. STUDENTS ACCOMMOD- stcd at 219 Eunton. Boys preferred. 7891-9-2-21.

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of orweu, was wasreeently killed in an accident in n. 0,1111 arrive in the city tonight. The‘ fun- eral will be held at St. Andrew‘: Church. Orwell at 8 p. m. Thursday. The late Mr. MscPhersen served in the Great War in a B. C. battalion.

‘III MAIlET-Thsre was s fair attendance at the market yesterday. NW1 sold for $1.00 in 01.25, Blueber- ries 18c per qt. mess 81.00, Apples 10c pardon, Carrots 10d per buncn. Beets 10c psi-bunch, Butter-beam 10c per lb, Butter 89c, Iggs 85c Slack berries 20c dish, Cucumbers 5c each. Bay soe, Oats 72c. Potatoes 91.00 Turnips 60c Straw 85c. The fish market was well stocked with fish,

BISHOP OTEAIY’! ILLNESS- Therein widespread. anxiety over the ccnditionofthchealthofflta Lordship Bishop Oleary who has been in ‘the Charlottetown Hospital for the past few weeks. His brothers Richard and Arthur, Richi-

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STUDENTS ACCOMMODATED AT 235 Pitaroy Street. 7660-8-31-81.

TWO BOABDER ACCOMMODA- tcd ' in Private family- Apply Guardian. 70414-3041.

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cheater Street.

Male Help Wanted

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bueto and his sister Mrs. Melnsrncy. Saint John, are at present visiting him.

ROBERTSON-At Woodstock. N. 8-. August 28th. to fiev. E. C. and Mrs. Robertson, a_son.‘Congrstulatlcns.

VESSEY-At the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital, Sunday, Sept. 1, 1029. to Mr. and Mraleginald Vesaey, (nee Mary Barnes.) a son, Rupert

WANTED MAN T0__ WOEK 0N farm. Apply Ernest" Mutch, 1st. Herbert. 7694-9-24-21.

WANTED SOON. SMART. TIUST- worthy man for_ farm and ranch. none others DOQQPDIY. A9911’ ll! person if possible. - Arthur Wood. Mt. Herbert. ‘ 7895-94-41.

BECOME EXPERT IAIBII IN short time. Our special course nts you for greater earnings. Big‘ per- centage paid. Write us today. Meier Barber College, 873 Barrlns- ton, Halifax. A s-ez-wau.

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

A . ~ -be v earhe weekly ron asnar-rrwo‘ USED moon $35-$50” d. wagons. emloeach. can on tonne. V w,“ w“ ‘on: w. n. Dennis, Idmcnds Building.‘ ’ one." -"Charictteilcwn.='"‘ 7604-8-81-2! 1,1,- ‘I A _ ' ‘ exc 'ed. roe. sans-as sous mun, m1 new portfolio

house and outbuildings. Apply Mrs. ‘ ones. Landry, rower u

FARM IO! BALI-MO ACRES ~._ about 12s nlaarw balance covered

Kenna farm. About 4s acres clear. Apply Amer Crosby; nonsbaw; . - w 7868-8-81-81.

F°R BAI-s-nssmsnnm SUMMEE residence with several outbuildings and 22 acres at Vernon River. Ap- nlv McLeod a: Bentley, Charlotte- Wvii; ~ \ 7528-iwk

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snu. orms-rmasfi ossns can . be . ' 5N pm weekly; mascara umeseumgwellsn linen"- sonsi Chistmas cards V, , unnecessary. An early»! ‘ m, _ , -- assures entwi- Beautiful new omit"? "W" free. Master Kraft 00.. ‘Umlldd- Toronto. Representatives m“ al also.- ,- ' ' $1}. ‘Wfngept. 4s,'z,1o.ia.1_4.11.1o,ti.

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~ p ~2:"-'.."?.'.l':...'?."'.,... "- wanna - us! ma". ram °'“ " ' » ~ Bed. Apply E. M. Cudmore. . norm“ "stunt ~'--~-~-~=~ asarr wan-rs Salesman Wanted "l! 0a farm. Apply‘ 171 Grafton iii- ,_ ma-e-ai-si ssbasnau wear-r‘;- nus W ’ ‘ ' I . scant or WA" Wsurao no woaa s-r isssvasr. 0M nav- PM wt"- ‘W W‘ Olifsord Scott, North gum, now a reliable. Oisarlstlc NWIIIIW ‘I i A vm-e-a-ai tive to handle the beat cameo en, ~— -~ ~ I the Island. Our new! is amt- " . sou. wm. amen. Nuraaiy. co. Miscellaneous meets. one s. w._s- s-tr. A A in mosaics saus on us. ‘our m1 wm be, the lax-rut Mr- \Wa“&3."w“€ ‘$611M- u "5 °""' "‘ ‘ o"?

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MARRIAGE!

CUDMOE-E-MACEWIN — on Mon- day, Sept. 2nd, by Rev. E. H. Ramsay, . p. 12., Harry w. Cudmorc to Evelyn M. T-Ttctwen, both of Charlottetown.

OIOKlfl-CAISON -'At Charlotte- tovryen August ma by Rev. o. a. Brown, Ralph Naben Crokett to Lois Minnie Carson. both of Charlotte- town.

MAHAE-SOBEIIE-At Pictou, N. S., on Aug. 29th. by the Rev. Pr. 1t. c. Meflillvray. Edward Mabar, Stur- geon, P. I. Island, tab-Catherine Pearl Sorrie, Sturgeon, P. Ii. Island.

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IUINISS-in the Prince Edward Island Hospital. Sunday, September 2, Thomas J. lHn-nem. I-Ied 74 years. Funeral from his late residence Vernon. Thursday. September etlnst 1 o'clock, , . '

DUPIY-At the residence of his son W- 9- 0- Duffy. Brighton, James‘ M. Duffy. aged 88 years. The remains“ We forwarded by motor Monday

from whence the funeral will take Piece Thursday morning at nine o'clock w at Malachias Church, Kinkora. - ‘

CUHHISIIY-Jn tbs city, Sept. 3nd. nrldgetCummiske-y, dearly be- loved. ‘wife of Michael Oummiskey, age‘ Itycars. Funeral from-A.- A.- Henneasey’: r-unaral Home Wednes- day morning st 9.80 to St. Dunstura Basilica thence to it. O. Cemetery. (Not at 8.45) a

‘rooms-m this city am. 2.1m. Arthur Incrne aged 58 years. The funaralwilltakapiscsfrocsthsrea- ideace a an nephew arr. r. o. nrownrlcs Rent Su-setthis morn- ing at 8.45 to St-Dunstlab Basilica tbeaceto

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, HIST YEAR P-W. C. STUDENTS SNIIOLLw-Thc number cf first year students snrolled y day is orac- ticai-iy the same as that of last year, slightly in excess of 200. It is expect- ed that a few more will enroll dur- ing the next few days.

rouoa collar-seven drunks w, were "taxed" for a. total of 859.00 at the polieecourt yesterday ‘morning. A man charged with refusing to stop his car whencrdcrcd to do so by the Police, had his, case adjourned until Thursday.

DOING NIOELY-‘Ihe ,Gll4l'disn learns with much pleasure ‘that Right Rev. Monsignor Maurice Mc- Donald and Rev. A. J. McIntyre, vic- tims of last summer's distressing rail. way creasing acclden‘ are now well on the ‘way to a. ccmpieto recovery. Monsignor McDonald, wh is under- going treatment in Quebec, expects to retrun to Charlottetown some time ms this nu. » l

COAL STEAMEE IN POlT-Jrhe steamer "Strsnna." of Oslo, with Cap- tain Arnesen‘ in charge, came into port Monday evening with a cargo oi coal from Swansea, Wiles. The trip took thirteen days.

SAVED HIS "BACON”—What might have been a serious accident occurred Monday evening about 5 o'clock, when a young man, appar- entiy under the influence of-llquor. and driv a horse at breakneck speed alon King St. east, collided with an automobile bearing a Massa- chuse“ license number, The accident happened at thelnterscction of Hills- boro and King Streets. The driver of the car seeing the horse coming very fast, stopped to let him go by, but instead of doing so, ran full tilt into the engine hood, damaging a imesdlight and fender, ‘find twisting the lltll. somewhat. The horse was uninjured. It‘ is all-SIM thI-t tll° driver ,0! the horse became quite resourceful just after the collision by grabbing a gallon can and several bottles from the tangle to hide them safely away until things cleared up a bit. However one other bottle was broken, and judging by the aroma a person would be fairly safe in saying the rest of the "consignment" was i - - -

» our scnooas REOPEN-Ths city-schools reopened yesterday with a large enrolment of new pupils, not so large as that of last year, however. To date Prime Street has about 500 enrolled of which 54 are new pupils. West Kent with an enrolment of s12 has 24 additional pupils. Queen Square has about 510 enrolled and

ly 99 and 24 new pupils. Three of last year's teachers have resigned. In Prince Street Miss Lois Owen has been replaced by Miss Mary Rogers, who was transferred from West Kent. In the latter school Miss Ruth Ayers was replaced by Miss Gladys Taylor, and Mr. James Fullerton by w. C. P‘. Hine. Miss Mable Matheaon has been appointed auparnumcry teacher for PrincaStreet and West Kent, and Miss Marion McDonald. for Queen Square and RDCMOTO Square. Con- siderable repair work has been done during the summer months in the various schools. The most important renovation is the new lavatory for boys in Prince Street. -

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1N rnment revenue cutter "Conestoga." arrived in port yesterday morning with Cap- tain Ascahc in command-

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PEESBYTIEIAN SERVICES Sac- bsth September 8th. Cardigan at 11 a. m. Mme valley at s p. m. Ind Dundss st 7 p. m. Rev. W. E. Davies. B. A. Minister.

WILL MOTOR T0 PACIFIC COAST —-Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mclrwen are starting next week on an extended motor tour to the Pacino Coast, which they plan to reach by easy stiles before the winter sets in. They intend returning home next spring.

ANGLICAN SERVICES in the parish of New London, on the 8th inst. will be as foliows:- Burlington. 10.80 a. m.; French River. 230 p. m., with Holy Communion; Sunday School one hour before these two services; Kensington, 7 p.,m.; Sunday School 2 p. m.

PREPABATORY SERVICES - There will be Preparatory Services, in the Presbyterian Church, Bradsibane, on Thursday, Sept. 5th, and Friday. Sept. 8th, at the hour of 8 o'clock. You are not only invited but expect- edto attend, D. A. Yao, Student Min- ister. ’

BACK FROM I’. E. L-Mrs. W. J.

Flynn, Pleasant Street, New Glasgow, N.S.. has arrived home from P. E. Island, where she had been visiting relatives and friends during the past two weeks. During her stay on the Island, Mrs. Flynn visited Charlotte- town, Murray Harbor, Abney. Little Sands and other places. ISLANDEP. PASSES AWAY-A despstch dated Haverhiil. Mass, Sept. 3rd, was received yesterday stating that Wm. Muriey, wealthy hat man- ufacturer‘. died today. A brother Richard and a sister Lizzie Ritchie reside in Charlottetown. (The wil- liam Murlcy referred to above is a brother of Richard Muriey of Mur- ray Harbor and of Mrs. J. A. Ritchie, Upper Hillsborc street, this city. The deceased. who was in his 84th year. has resided in Haverhili for the past sixty years. leaving this province when a. young man. He leaves a. wi- dow and four children, three daugh- ters and one son.)

HAVE RETURNED HOME-kw‘. and ma. Frank Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Berbt. Morann and family WM motored from Quincy, Mass.,_left on return ilridsy after visiting their brother Mr, liwen Martin, of South-

_' port. They also visited relatives and

friends at Orwell and. Belfast. It is twenty-five years since Mr. Pram: Martin left the province and he sees many changes. Mr. Morena is I great singer and he certainly was kept on the job while here.

DAMAGED CAR-Mr. William Michael, while enjoying the Labor Day Sports on Monday afternoon,

had the misfortune of having his car stolen by some person or persons,

either drunk or incapable of oper-

sting an automobile, as the car was

returned sometime later with s smashed headlight, damaged fender and engine hood stove in. Mr. Mich- ael says he has s good ides who the culprits are and intends making an example of them.

WEDDING BELLS-St, Dunstalfs Basilica, was the scene oi a happy event on Wednesday morning, August 7th, inst, when Miss Eva Agnes Buote, second daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Zachariah Buote of Rusticoville, wssunitsdlntbeboiybcndsofbsat- rimony to w. Lester Nickcraon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Nickarson, of'i.his city. m ceremony was per-

formed. by 110v. Father McMahon. The

bride was becomlnsly attired in a charming dress or blue fist crepe, and wore s navy blue coat, with white picture hat. She was attended by her sister, Miss Alice, who wore a dress of green flat crepe, also white picture hat. After the ceremony tbs happy couple motored to-the home of the bride's parents. where a dainty break- fast was serves to the bridal party. In the evening dancing was indulged in and all had a pleasant time. The many sifts received testified to tbs popularity of the ma: couple. Thais many friends wish them many happy

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LAID 1'0 BEST-Tbs funeral of thg late Stanford Junior Bigger, in- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford J. Bigger was held yesterday after- noon from his residence Gerald Street to tbs People's Cemetery, The ‘funeral was largely attended. Sen‘ vices at the house and grave were conducted by Rev. Mr. Outhouse.’ The pail-bearers were: Masters Neil McNcvin. Willie Bourke, Morris Cas- ford and lscith Jay.

merino cs-rnosrc woman's LEAGUE — The Catholic Women's League held their regular monthly meeting ‘mesdsy evening, Sept. 8rd. in the Rosary Hall, with a splendid attendance. ‘I'he minutes of two pre- vious meetings and the treasurers re- Wrt were read and approved. Plans were made anrhcommittees formed for the carrying out of the activities of the League during the autumn, The result of the ballot by the Execu- tive re-ncminations for Diocesan board was‘ given out, and the Annual Convention will be held in Kinkora on September 17, 19, 19th. The meet- ing adjourned to meet on Tuesday. October lat.

FATAL ACCIDENT-A deplorable accident occurred on Friday night about half past. eight at Vernon. Thos J. Harness, s. well known ‘resi- dent cf that place. while walking a- long the road near his home. was struck by an auto. driven by Mr. Milton Furness. There is s. turn in the road and a thick bush at that point and the driver‘- of the car did not see Mr. Furness in time to avert the accident. He was very severely injured, one of his legs being broken and he was at once taken to the Prince Edward Island Hospital, when he lingered until Sunday night, when he passed away. Mr. Pun-lass was 74 Wars 0f age. was a well known farmer and formerly a Cus- toms Inspector at the port of Vernon River. He was a man of excellent character and had s very wide cir- cie of friends, who will learn with deep negret of his passing. He leaves to mourn two sons. Wilfred Purness of Vernon and George Phr- ness cf the Bell Telephone Co, ‘ro- rentn and a daughter Mrs. Albert Drake of Vernon. To the bereaved relatives deepest sympathy will be ex. tended. The funeral will be held on Thursday,

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Parent leave this morning for Fredericton, N. 3., on vacation.

Mr. David McDonald of Rice Point. was a visitor to the city yesterday.

Mrs. Margaret Vickerson, left Sat- urday morning on return to Arling- ton, Mass, after spending the sum- mer on the Island. ‘

Misses Angie Doiron and Gertie Steele. of the Vogue, left Monday morning on a buying trip to Upper Canadian and American cities.

Mrs. M. W. Wood, Highland Farm, left Monday morning en routs for Boston where she will visit her als- ter MragJ. W. Jones.

Mr. Cyrus MeDdugail, of Argyle Shore, P, E. I.. is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. StewartJdc- Donald St. l-Ie is Mrs. Stewart's bro- ther.-New Glasgow News.

Mr. Stanley Storey of South Bend, Indiana arrived in the‘ City Satur- day night to meet Mrs. Storey. They are the guests of Capt. T. G. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor. '

Mr. and ‘Mrs. Fred MacQuan-ie and sons Arthur and Harold, Mrs.

James ' MacQuarrie. and Mrs. A. Pickering. ail of Se ietown. were visitors to the city y rdsy. _

Rev. A, and Mrs. Brown. cf Spring- hill, N‘. 8., crossed by the car ferry on Friday, after spending s month's holi- dsyowith Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James l. Mschean. North- am.

Mr. and Mrs. C. "r. Mcxenne. of Springhiil, NS, have returned home after spending a week in Northam. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James I. Meehesn.

Mr. Wilbur Trainer, R. H. 8.. Charlottetown, was in the city on business today.

Miss Eva Mcliinnon, of Colman. and Miss Carril Lesrd. of Howisn. have entered Prince of Wales College

Misses Angie Doiron and Gertie Steele of the Vogue have left on a buying trip to Upper Canadian and American Cities.

The friends of Mrs. Nellie Nichol- son will be glad to learn that she is progressing favorably. having under- gone s serious operation on Saturday morning.

Miss Frances Munn. Marshfieid. left on Saturday morning 1m- Tm-on- to, where she will continue her work in art and commercial dmigning. While in “lloronto she will attend the Central Technical School.

After spending a month with her parents, Mr. nad Mrs. J. R. Munn. Marshfleld, Dr. Charlotte Munn re- turned to New York Tuesday to r»- sume her duties as assistant physi- cian in Manhattan State Hospital.

Mr. George D. DeBlois, accompan- ied by his little daughter, Helen, left Saturday morning on a visit to Mrs DeBlois at Sarsnac Lake, N. Y. The many friends of Mrs. DeBiois will be delighted to know that she con- tinues to make splendid progress to- wards a permanent‘ and complete recovery and will look forward to seeing her home before very long.

Miss Gertrude Davies. eldest daughter c: the latc Sir Louis and Lady Davies, who has been in Ens- iand for the past two years. has re- turned to Ottawa. Misc Davies was joined in England in tha spring by her sister. Mrs. Bolton Magrath of Chicago, and they spent several weeks mOtOrLng in the south of Eng- land.

Miss Eileen’ Conroy. daughter of Mr,-snd Mrs. Frederick P. Conroy, TignLsh, arrived in the city Saturday night from Boston to spend her vs- cation. Miss Conroy is employed in

the office of the New England News

Company, , in which office Mr. Joseph Egan of Mt. Stewart, is cllcuiation er. Miss Conroy. while in the city, will be the guest

of her uncle-Mr. J. D. Campbell and

Mrs. Campbell, also of Miss Hilda Gallant. She will also visit her uncle. Rev, Dr. Terence Campbell of Alber- ton. ‘

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-CONCEB’I'—St. Marys Hall, Summer St., Sumrnerside, Thursday. Sept. 5th at 8 p. m. Artists, Arthur LeBianc, vioiinzt, Madame Saint Coeur, soprano 7720-9-4 -MBS C. D. Murphy, of Julia Ann's Beauty Shop, Moncton, N. 3., will be doing permanent waving at the Elite Beauty Parlors, Summe “ , _untii Friday. Sept. 5th. 7726-0-4-21