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LIABILITIES. In

tend the time 10 and trust all will

of a direct settlement with the late Firm at the office of E. H. Wright.

WRIGHT BROS. Victoria.

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The accounts of the late Firm of Wright Bros are now ready and we would respectfully request a settle. ment of all outstanding amounts due

OCTOBER LAST, we are obliged to ask this favor as we

FUNDS AT ONCE TO PAY OUR

.easy for our many patrons we ex-

the 10TH. OF NEED order to make it

DEC 1ST. NEXT

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Grandma Never Let , Her Hair Get Gray

K‘. bun vou ilarkon your hair wilh| l ' and Sulphur. no one can in lausr- it's doiw so naturally.

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a il\‘i'llI)'. Prupllflflll. this mix- 'lll‘~‘. though, at home-is ulussy and lldiillilwf-‘tllllfﬂ At liitli- cost you can buy at any drug store tht- ready- in v;~-- prl-paratioil. iluprovvll by the

addiiun of othl-r ingredients calls-d "\\[\~l-th's Sage and Sulphur (Tom- puuud.“ You just dampen a >pongw or soft brush witll it and lll'il\\' this through your hair, taking an.» Jlllllll strand at a time. l-iy~ lili'l'llllll.§ all gray hair (IISIIIJDPZITS. and, atti-r zlnntilcr application or two, your hair becomes heauti» fully ilarircntril. glossy and luxuri-

. iadt-d hair. though no (lis- . is a sign of old ago, and as

all llt ‘rn a youthful and at- tiavlivi» appi-arauirc. got busy at ulna- with \\‘_vl-th's Sage and Snip. llill‘ (‘timpollud and look years 72

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fill Richmond Itreet Phone 869

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E. R. Brow l

146 Richmond Street Charlottetown 3 i

Barrister, Etc.

Money to Loan i

Bank of Nova Scotla Building’ , Charlottetown, P, E. l. I

McDonald & McPhee B. A. .

J. A. MCDONALD. H. F. MCPHEEi B. A.

Barristers, Attorney, Etc. i

Money to Losn ‘

Riley Building Charlottetown

Hll/Iark R. McGulgan

0 I BARRICTER. SOLICITOR, Money to Lcsn Cemcron Block Cllsrlottetown, P. E. Isiend

Dr. C. C. Archibilltl

Greduete of N. Y, Poet Graduate Medical School snd Hospital Preetice limited to Eye. Eer, Nose end ‘Thrcst Office lsyer lulldlng

ETC.

v-CHOP from Romeo's Cstslog. _ THANKSGIVING IRVICI TO- DAY, will bo held n St. Jnmbs Church at eleven o'clock.

COURT CHARLOTTETOWN 576 will meet at Castle Hsll Tuesday. Nov. 11th. Important business. Come.—-650-l1,-10-m-1l ‘ Y

AN ISLAND AUTHOR-Jfhe last number of the C nadlsn Magazine publishes an exc lleht story by Ml Edgar W. Mclnnls of this city, now s. Rhodes Scholar st Oxford Univ- erslty.

NEXT FRIDAY is the day of the big performance by the West Kent PuPlls.-—2L

BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, GRAH-l AM FLOUR, new and fresh, just received at Carter's Flour and Feed Store. Carter 8r Co. Ltd.

652-11-10-111-11

MEMORIAL MASS-At Si. Dun~ Stan's Cathedral on Tuesday mom lng. Nov. 11th, there will be a Memorial Mass offered for the re- pose of the souls of soldiers who tell in the World War.

BARBER BUSINECS CHANGES HANDS-Mr. Emmet Doyle. well known barber of this city has pur- chased the business stand known as the Murphy Barber Shop. Sun-

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CONCERT AT JPRINGFIELD tomorrow evenlng-tllil-ll-IO-m-lt

BIGGEST EVENT OF 8EA8ON— School concert in Strand, Friday. Nov. 14th.—2i.

TUESDAY. 11th will be the last day for discounts on Electric light bills for October lighting. Ply in time and save money.

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CONCERT IN SPRINGFIELD Hall, (Lot 67). A real good variety concert will be given in Springfield Hall tomorrow evening, Tuesdayi under the auspices of the W. A. of Sprlngfleld.—649-11-10-m~1l.

LOOT SHOW-WINDOW-Last night four young lads succumbed to temptation tn the form of s dollar bill that had been deposited in Rcddln Bros. show window and. apparently untroubled with scrup les of any sort. smashed the 5x8 plate glass window with a stone and abstracted the dollar and a quantity of chocolates. They were unable to benefit greatly by their booty as the maraudlng band was speedly apprehended by the police and will answer for their-act. on Tuesday morning.

ST. JOHN'S. CRAPAUD — The Rev. Arthur H. Moore, President of the University of Kings COIIQEE. Halifax will deliver an address in

nyslde. Mr. Doyle who formerly conducted a business on Lower

(lueen street is to be congratulab night ncxt at 8 dclcck. All welcome.

cii on this splendid move and no doubt will add to his already large patronage list.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY-Tho iuileral of the late Robert Vanlder- stlne was held yesterday from his late residence 23 Olebar Street to the People's Cemetery. The funeral was very largely attended. the members of the City Council and the Mayor attended in a body. The services at the house and at the grave were conducted by hi5 pastor the Rev. Ross C. Eaton. The pail- bearers wcre:—.ludge Hazard, G00. Nicholson, D. M. Reildin. l‘. S. Brown, John MacLsughlina Geo. Sllelgrove. The funeral was under tin- direction of Funeral Director N. D, MacLczln.

ARMlSTiCE WINDOWS-Among thi- various city show‘ windows ap- rruprizltely dressed for Armistice Day three are especially noticeable. 'l‘lu- Hughes Drug Company window on Quccn street contains tho, rc- plil-a of a soldier's grave and cross

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and ' Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest rate.»

Agentsat Summerside, Lloyd Lewis. Good Strong Stock Companies.

I80 KENT ST.

BRITISH TAKE INTEREST NEW DRYING PROCESS

IN

LONDON. Nov. 8——The British

gcveruawaL-vwetaking-a-keerrinteh '

0st in a process oi artlflcally llry- ing hay m- corn that has recently been ppm-med by the Institute of Agricultural Engineering at Oxford Unwnrslty.

The process I5 very simple and liluxprnslve. costing only S200 f0!‘ installation and 2.30 a ton for oper- ation. 'l‘ll.'s cost remains cmlstani while llll‘ cost. of naturally drying the hay is 52.70 a ton ln a good year and maybe $3.00 in a had year, Air ls lwatvd by paraffin fuel and drlv~ en lnin the centre of the hay rlcks by fans. fly this means a rick of from 20 in 25 tons may be ilrlcd in t-igllt hours.

—————-<-e->ii WILL MISS GOOD BANQUET

LONDON, Nov. 8- One rather anluslng result of the general clec‘ tton is that it entails an entire i-lulngi- Ill tho chief guests at tho annual banquet given by ‘the new Lord Mayor of London, Sir Alfred Louis llowrr. The Premier of

Great Drltirn and his Cabinet col- '

loagui-a always sit at tho head table as the Lord Mayor's principal trill-sis. and ln accordance with was-tom llamszly Mtlcbonnlrl and his Allnisicrs had been invitoil to the banquet, hut this was boforo ‘tho i-li-irilou was sprung on the people with its dlrn roslllt to the MacDon- ald (lmrr-rllnicnt.

Now lt is expected that ‘the in- vllzliloiis sI-ni out some lmc ago

"o Mr. lllaviloualil and his Cabinet.

will be rr-iurnwl and Stanley flaili-

which is IIIOSIV realistic. Prowsc Bros. have decorated one nf their windows with llnlon Jacks. war pit-lures. and relics apparently .pll:kud up from the battle field. A large white obelisk in a suitably, illecoratril window at, . Batons lis attracting many eyes. ARMISTICE AND THANKS. GIVING SERVICES AT CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Armistice and Tdizluksglving Services wcrc vciy zlpproilriately observed at the

tllc above church on Wednesday

This will be the new presidents first address in the Province. On Thursday morning he will motor to the city and address the Rotary Club at 1 o'clock. The Chancellor 0i’ the Diocese. Mr. Reginald Har- s K.C., of Halifax is expected to ‘nlpany the President during his visit. _to the Island. Rev. Mr. Moore \vill preach in the two Ang~ lican Churches next Sunday. ' ——

PERSONALS

.\ir. John Qull-ty- South Shorewns a recent visitor to Middleton.

Miss Agnes Murnshan, Charlotte-i town. spent the week-cud in Kin~ kura.

Mr. J. E. Mllllgnn, Northam, is among the guests registered zit-the Queen. _

Mr. Alexander Campbell, Hall- fax, was among the visitors in the (‘lly over the weck-enrL.

GUARDIAN ~

Plillllill EDWARD lromcm 8 P. M.

TODAY 2.30

Auto Contest Tickets good fo

_ Rheumatism Pains Quickly Ended By

Red Pepper Heat

When you are suffering with rheumatism so you can hardly get around just try Red Pepper Rub and you will have the tiulckest rc- lief known.

Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red hamlet!- Instant relief. Just. as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three lnin- uies it warms the sore spot through snd through. blood circulation, breaks up the

tisnl torture is gone.

Iicwles Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers. costs little at ‘any drug store. Get a jar at once. list» it for lumbagp, neurrltls, hack- achc. stiff neck. sore muscles, l-olds in chest. Almost instant re~ lief awaits you. Be sure to get the genuine, with the name Rowles on vilCIl package. 16

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SICEN IVHERE HE SIIOLILDIVI‘

MONTREAL. Nov. S — Achille liiiol a former local constable. ',~.< ficll before the police probe this morning, to having several lIlllPh‘ encountered Chjcf-of-Policc lirlangcr in disorderly houses. llc had also seen Constable Proulx and other members of the morality squad in company with the FDCUIII-

i ly-hanged bandit, Tony Frank. and (lll|(‘l" underworld characters, Ill- illllillllCil having mot Chief Ilclan- lll‘i‘_lll a house kept ‘by Eluilc Dc- l/slv.

"What." asked lnvcsiigatltig coliti- Sll, "wits Ill-re?"

others,“ replied Pilon.

Tho witness was than question- vd rvgariling u house of ill-franu- on Si. Lawrence blvd., into which hll told the Plnquiry he had si-ivn (‘hici Iivlangt-l- going “at li-ast five

Dr. .1. is among tire guests registered at the (Queen.

llliss Mario lllutcluanil Mlssl Winnie Arbing are spending ‘the

Mrs. T. B. Grady has returned’.

her daughter Mrs. H. S. Brown in! Saskatoon.

Mr. Francis I-Iammlll, Middleton.‘

Central Christian CDIITCII pester day. The church was beautifully (lccorzltcd for the jointoccasions. a splendid display of the fruits of the ground decorated the front of the Church as well us Poppy Wreaths and the pulpit draped with. the Union Jack. Dr. Gauge the Pastor of tilt‘ church preached eloquent and impressive sermons at both Sﬂfviﬁﬂﬂ. While the choir rendered appropriate music commemorative of the occasion. The servlceswere very largely attended. Dr. Genge announced that he would hold special services in the church be‘ trlilulllg next Lord's Day snd con- tinue for at least two weeks, Satur- day nights excepted.

STOUT PERSONS

lncllnc to full fueling after IIIiZ. gussy pains, constipation Relieved nrul uligestlnn improved by

CHAMBERLAIN’S TABLETS

(‘Iﬂlflﬂlﬂl and comforting-only 25¢,

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are small: but

how large they feel.

REXALL CORN SOLVENT

Removes them

win, Premier-elect. and his Cah- lnt-‘i. associates will be invited in- sir-ail.

sin-inn-

Wet Feet l

Prevent colds by rubbing the foot with Mlnsrd's. 1t , quicksns circulation, pre- vents chills. _

IHINARDIS

without pain.

Price _ 25c per Bottle

LIN MENT

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‘ Murdo vs. Leslie Beecher MacMur-

who recently returned from the ‘Canadian West. where he visited his daughter, Mrs. J. H, Sayers. Killum. Alberta. spent a few days with Ilia daughter, ms. n. J. McDonulil, I city.

MacMurdo Decree Ordered Granted

iFREDEIllCTON, Nov_ 9.—'l‘hc dl< vorce court opened here this morn- i Twenty cases were filed. live of them being fended. Tuielve cases come ov-er from the Jilly sit- ting. The defended cases are Elin- or C. Barburie vs. Frank A llau herie; Harry A. Doherty vs. ida Hazen Doherty; Eleanor Ada (lar- land vs. Alfred Absalom Garland‘, Sari llarquall vs. John Harquzlil; Myrtle V. Scott vs. Walter Freder- ick Scott.’

in ‘the casc- of Ethel Helena Mac-

do. the parties reside in Moncton, the maiden name of the plaintiff bring llininn. T. T. Goodwin was proctor. Tile wedding was perform- cd by Rev. Henry C. Rice, Metho- dist, June l5, 1920. The plaintiff took objection to relations between hsr husband and his house-keeper Mrs. Clara Geldart. Sadie Clark 31nd others are named as corres~ poudents. Rev. Henry C. Rice was {placed on the stand this morning llo prove the marriage Recess then w... taken.

JFREDERICTON, Nov. 9.-+fn Lin. divorce court this afternoon Mir. Justice Crnckci. ordered n decree dfdivorcc to issue in the suit of Ethel Helen MacMurdo vs. MSIIQ Beecher Maclliurdo. a Moncton icase. T. T. Goodwin was proctor. l Misconduct on tho part of the bus: lhand was alleged. Sadie Clark and other ;women were named as cor- respondents.

ry rlcd the parties; Fred Robertson, L. Bert Prldham, Robert Cothurst. Annie Wilson, Albert E. Cochrune, F. B. Collies, Jennie R. Copies and . M. Gross. Evidence taken by s ‘majority of the witnesses were cal lcd to prove various acts of lnfdel- lty in the city of Moncton. The court held that. adultery had been proven and a decree of divorce was ordered.

W. McConnell. Amhorsbl

from a pleasant six weeks visit to!

Witnesses heard were Rev. Hon- .. C. Rico, Methodist, who mar-

commission also was rend. The '

or six tithes." 'l‘his house wait ilrver raided during iris survive \\"iih the morality suuad, Pilon said. explaining ‘that he was nvvvl" [lf‘l‘- mittcd to raid a illacc until ho was told by his superiors. oven though

week-end in Summerside the Euestsi’ II" Imew h" "liﬂill" ll was ll iliﬂili" of Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Williams. I .

dcrly house. He rccvivcil his ol- dcrs from Inspector O'Kcel‘c at lrsl, and later from (‘hit-f Delan- gcr.

———---»o+>- Respect Nl-ver estcoln ally mail. or thy sl-li, IIl(' more for llioui-y; um" think tho luvailer of thy sl-li‘ or ﬂnnlhnl. for ivant. of it: Virtue living the just ltvason of respecting. and the want. of it, of slightiug any ("Hg

There ("an l)l‘ no imam‘ \Vlll‘l'i‘ ‘pride rcfgils; tho pcaccable luau, tharcfiirc. luust have a l'li'llf‘ lllllltl rd‘ all lust-a and lllOTilllllilU allot-- t.ons. but cspotiilllly of Dflllii‘ m‘. (IQVIVS all). whit-h lllililt‘ war in heaven, and (IOUS the like on earth, and \vill for ever fomcnt llll’ slid.

llroupi al Night Feared by

Direct Treatment with vaporizing Salve Immediately Reaches congested Air Passages

Many Ctlllllfllilfl mothers, wlmlil the itast have worried over croup and children's colds. arc ilclightcil with the "external" rcmviLv for colds, Vicks VapoRub.

You just rub Vicks over throat snd chest for croup. children's colds, bronchitis or deep chest colds. When so applied the body heat releases the ingredients as vapors which are inhaled directly into lthe affected air passages, loos~ enlng the phlegm and reducing the inﬂammation. '

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a SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE

p ‘Oh Boy’ All Seats Reserved ‘Oh Boy’ Prices-Mat. 25, 50, 75. Eve. 50, 75, $1.

Ticket Sale for Tuesday night opens Tues. morning at 9.30

Frees the,

congesfion-—tlnd the old rheuma-'

(‘hicf llclangcn- A~Ll()i‘lg‘

“lie was taking a llrlult with thcI

cord. and till up the nllscry of hell

heel plates and covered counters .

A new lot of Men's English Brown Cell’ Boots, good wide litters with heavy sole; and double shank .......... -- 36.25

if you need s smell suit use strongly made of gen- uine m, leather (military attache cases) to lest a life time or more get yours here quickly st

Our sll wool Lsdies’ Hose st 86c sre best vslue. Headquarters for Holcprooi Hosiery 11.00 to $3.00.

GOFF Blllli, y LTD.

r 25 cena at all performances.

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» Prince Edward 3—DAYS-—3

STARTING WEDNESDAY

i ' The Greatest Love

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JA M ES CRUZ!

I “The y?

eovsnro“ < WAGON”

j (ZQam/uounlyidiue ‘ The

picture the country's talking about.

whole

- A vast thrilling spectaele~ ; and a heart-appealing rom- l ance. l Lois Wilson and J. War- ren Korrigan head the cast.

From the

Saturday Evening Post story and popular novel i by Emerson Hough l I , MATlNEE-S SHARP

i NIGHT a SHARP

l . -i_ . MATlNEE-Zﬁc, 16¢.

, EV ENlNG—52c, 37c, 26c.

i!

Winter Protection Of Roses _ i

\\"lthout ample ]ll‘Oll'('lll()ll lnally Fiiﬁl- plants arc lost l'\'l‘l'y winit-lg

.-\.i llll' Charlotti-tinl-ll, l'.l'1.l., EXiivriliu-iitiii Station, hybrid m, rust-s that worn ballkvil wfith earth and latt-r covl-rud wiith dry ltlﬂvilg and rough boards, value through tln~ wintl-l- lll line cmlditirln. 'i‘h.-; plants that were only hankl-d \v.'th mirth wore, as a villi; severely in jlll'l‘ll and some were kllll-d <u!-. right. according to lll(\ linpol-i oil tho Supcvilitvildollt oi’ thl- Station for 1923i. issul-ll by illn l)l‘|llli'l.llli‘Il.l of Agriculture at. Ottawa.

llo ‘longer- Ganailian Mothers

At lhc sumo ilnle Vicks is ab- sorbed and stlniulziics illc skin like a liuiulcnt or plaster and thus aids tlu- vapors inhaled to hrllak up the COIIIIONIIUII. Cronp is usually" ri-licv- t-ll in l5 nllnutcs_

There is no doelne In usln Vlclss. Nothing lo upset the dellesls elomsc of lmnll chil- Qren. You iust "rub It on".

mmrn

liltery Work Basile with steel 04.50

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Lrobsv- f1- Matinee, Adult;

Ann

. , . Children 11¢.

World Thrilling Romance off-Boston Blackie ' Pursued by prteonvguards after his sensational jail I bread, “Boston Bladkie" stopped In nu flight t.

rescue a beautiful girl thrown from a runsnay steed-élhd was recaptured by Cupid.

A great picture of San Francisco's nuclei-worm where romance and peril lurk in darkened alleys.

CLIMAX PILES UPON CLIIVIAX—DUILDING T0 A FINAL THRILL

“ Through the Dark” j

WITH

GULLEEII MOORE

STAR OF “FLAMING YOUTH"

Ben Turpin—in~+‘_‘Yuk0n Jake

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

From 1920 until the end of 1923 Rubber Footwear branded AMES HOLDEN was made by the Ames Holden Tire & Rubber Co. Owing t0 its superior quality it achieved a very high reputation.

Today, the Ames Holden Tire & Rubber Co., aare NOT making Rubber Footwear. branded AMES HOLDEN but are selling their goods direct to ' the retail trade and "are branding it RHINO.

Only rubbers branded RHINO arc made by the old Ames Holden Tire & Rubber Co. Rubbers branded AMES HOLDEN are not made by the orig- inal Company. a

We have the sole agency for Charlottetown land invite you to call and examine the RHINO line.

Every pair guaranteed i0 wear longer.

PURDIE-FEBGUSIIN

,_ SHOE CO., LTD. Grafton St. (Tharlottetownl l’. E. I.

y SllllE 1-2 THE con

Buy a Caloric Pipeless Furnace Hundreds of Satisfied Customers prslso

The CALORIC

ALL CAST METAL PARTS, snd the TRIPLE cASING is a PATENTED feature in the CALORIC.

Cell snd have us demonet ate our furnace The PRICE of the CALORIC PIPELESS FURNACE is very REASONABLE ivl‘ the value you receive.

Fred H. Trainer

PHONE avail. ' so Sail-iron sTREET

' Opposite Prince Edward T heatrs

Flour Begs. in lots of 1000 to 100.000. Beconll hand, 9s u», oleen, no‘ holes’. ma Iaev- 5W’ Begs. Potato liege. '_Heevy twill” 4'b"'I‘°I m“ We offer them sll st lowest nil!!!" - ammcmn guaranteed. ' Write-or wire collect for quotation!-

THE CITY BAG . COMPANY,“

an Colonial Avenue norm“ _ r‘ .

8. 7 mo u, i’

10c. emu

Evertihqnrdieggn um ‘alga?’ 1111c. . ‘ C

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