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LARK

“Lucg lflegunwn"

b-h-h-h-h-h-h! ! ..._MAHGUEB.IIE QLARK

,.- ‘lyMnyinT or

—-detective! Just like

that I

ent the

“but her nerve, she l- thin amon

.ell. {foil J6me captured a lover, and foun anline of pure gold in a

, piwn-broker with a soul

(‘Blades oi Honor” I - 10th Chapkrof _.*' “sun storm AVENGER”

‘AAAA

‘With everything-m nod »

ieves“ ‘

RITE

byAliee E

ARMISTICE SALE is being con- tinned at: Pquns today. 8198.

.1. " ~. . “'1' ~ ‘ puicouurs com-moan on Saturday at McLellun Bros. 3626

AT- ENTION la called to C. E. Prdt ,.;St, Peter's, advertisement

' which swears In this issue.

3560-11-11-31.

A REGULAR MEEFTING of the Daughters of the Empire will be held on Monday, Nov. 15th, at 3.30 I’ M. 3591-11-3-2i

ATTENTION is called to C. E. Pratt's, St, Peter's, advertisement which appears in this issue. 3566-11-11-3i.

cHoics DAIRY nurfrsn cs cts per (b. (‘anadian Farm Products, Phone 790 or s00. 2615-11-13-11

PATTERKRlSPflzIt Johnson s. Johnson's today for 45 (IGIiLs per lb. 3618-11-i3-1i

BARGAINS all day Saturday at "The Ilxtbertlnshery.“ \Vholesale prices on goods not listed. '3592-11-13-1i

WHOLESALE PRICES in all de- partments on Saturday—:iil day and evening. ‘Moore & McLeod Limited. 3594-11-1341

CANADIAN MINER DUE SAT- URDAY 13TH.——'I‘he S. (Ianudt ian Miner will be due here Sat- urday 13-111 inst, to load lull gen oral cargo under deck and liv< stock on deck ior tit/John's, Nfld. Parties requiring space on steam. er are requested to hook at once will Buniain, Bell ,8; Co, Agents.

" ‘ 'Nov.-9-~ii.

FARMERS ATTENTlON.— Lej our Account and Record Book d: the thinking for you. it will hell you to solve mirny doubtful prob lerns of the past. Getnne today am‘ start the new year right. One giv en ior every new or renewal sub scriptinn to The Guardian.

4 Not so bad for a poor ‘country girl, who landed in New York's Latin

3555-11414!

COMMENQI NG MONDAY, Nov

our stock is too heavy and w

must clear our shelves and uarr

Quarter with only a desire to paint pictures!

A nhotoplay crammed to the brim with fun, love and excitement, and the Witching spell of the little star who puts a smile in your heart Come!

Montgomery 8o Bock . __1N_ ‘fNights and Nighties" A Whirlwind oi’ Fun '

vv=#)Q4 44+OQ4Q4

APPEAL 0F BRITISH WAR RELIEF

its

Under theauspices of the Red Cross Soc? the people'of Canada are asking to con-

tribute of. their means to save the millionsoi iatherless and destitute children in Central

Europe. .

. With this Christian end in view every dis- trict in P.E.I.is urgently requested to organize at once to make collections for the above fund. If at all possible the collection should be taken during Armistitlfiwgek 7th to 13th inst.

The need isfigrefrit. Let the response be both quick andgenérous.

RED CROSS SOCIETY

F. L. HASZARD, President

S. R. JENKINS, M. D., Secretary D. A. MacKIN N ON , Treasurer

1'1

Gladys_Klark

AND A COMPANY OF SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE PRESENTING A ' REPERTOIRE OF THE SEASON ’S MOST SUCCESSFUL PLAYS

A Delightful Comedy Dram

till

houses for incoming goods. We o‘ fer everything that is needed abdu the house and barn includin! ranges, stoves, furniture, cede‘ posts brick, shingieswand lumber We buy potatoes, oats, butter, egg poultry, dressed ~and live hogs Come and see us we can save yvl money on clean and fresh goods We Mao have one car oi! llohi Hood flour and feed, also one cn Livingstone old process oil cokc Macgeod Bros, Albany. _ . , _ 3565-11-11:; -Z-<+>i——

big store for Saturday.-Prowsc Bros. Ltd. 358241-134

- HARMISTIICE BARGAINS will continue all day Saturdaymwowsr Bros. Ltd. 3582-11-1

For Pale Women

If you are run down, feel, wort‘ out, 11o ambition you lack the sup ply of "blood that is necessary, you try Vital "Ftnblots. Price 50c. pet box or Ii hoxe-s for $2.50. Sold at all ilrug stores. The Scobc-illlril.’ Compntiy, Alontrezil, ln(-._ Sold in ("harlot.letonvn' nt" Drugstore.

,-,-..-. .___ -- . The blassedness of death and a real world beyond is shown in ‘ Swede -borg’a great work on

HEAVEN AND HELL

Over 400 pages only 25c. posh‘ pad.

w. s. LAW, 5131a "zooms Ave. ronouro, our

L

l5 we offer bargains tn all lines w»

ms oiarrmifanlnnmrl A

"DIBCOUNTIS OONTINUIID Wat MdLellan Bros today. 3026. ,;

‘IDHICKENS-Cholce chicken! today at Canadian Farm Products, Ltd. ~phone 700 or 800. Zidlfidl-IB-li

___\_. ARMISTICE DAY salt! will b8 continued all day Saturday at ‘The Haberdashery." 3592-11-13-11 '

ARMIBTICE SALE mntinuesfall day and evening Saturday. Moore & McLeod Limited. 3594-111-13-11

I- ‘ -____

~DON'T M188, auction sale‘ of John \Vaye, Hunter River, Nov 15th at 1 p. m. For particular; see bandbllis. 3621

JUST ARRlVED.-A carlond of best pro-war quality Royal House- hold flour in wood‘ and 98 lb bags, also bran and shorts, all oi which we are selling at specially ‘Jow prices, wholesale and retail. A. Horne & Co. 21610-114331 GET ONE OF THOSE O ER- COATS on Saturday —- whol le prices will be allowed until sore closes Saturday night. Moore & McLeod Limited. 3594-11-I3-1i

Pi‘- n ~. JUST ARRIVED-A carload lot best pro-war quality Robin Hood flour in wood and 98 lb bags, also bran and shorts, all oi‘ whiclpwe are selling at specially low prices wholesale and retail. A. Horne & lJu. 3610~l1-l3‘#1li

_ MEETlNtln-Thero will no a meeting of the Butcher Work-trier "1 the old G. \V. V. A. Hall Sat» ‘rday, Nov. i.'itl1_ at 7.30 'I".M. mporttint. A iull attendance is re-' tucstotl. 3000-1143-1114]

iMPORTANT.-'I‘ho time for al- ‘owing 5 per cent. discount on “rovinzdnl Taxes for 1920 has ‘been Ytcntiewl to the 10th December. ‘920. 1l599-1l-1Il4li

TWILIGHT REC|TAL.--.Proi'- “letcher will be assisted lbv two of, "is locnl pupils nt the twilight re-' ‘itaiJhls afternoon 4 RM. in uethodist Church. 3614-11-13-11 "

AN APPRECIATIVE XMAS '=IFT "OH FRIENDS ABROAD Ir ‘he illustrated souvenir of P. E. I. ‘fist free only 57 cts lit Guardian "ffice. .

FOX MEN ATTENTIQN. \Ve an" "Ow ready to arcept npplicatiionr-

,_::LOTS of good bargains at the‘

‘or the registration of foxes in Tim Silver Pox Breeders Association Application forms for membershi" and registration as well as Tntto" Cards will be furnished on requesvtv E. Isl. Monlcley, Summerside. Semi 3619-11-13 ti.

JOHNSTONE- MCLEOD-Thr" Presbyterian Church, Stanley Bridge. was beautifully decorator‘ “in the evening of Oct. 20th. tht occasion being the mlarrlage o’ Vlr. Archibald Johnsltone, Brook 'leld. and Miss Annie Lauri Iic-Leotl. daughter of Mr. A. J. 1\i Hood, merchant, Stanley Bridg. They ivere supported l»:- Mr. Herbert llcllwen and lilis< llaud McLeod. The bride wzr ‘riven away by her father, wliil llrs. D. Johnstone presided at. tho "Pgan and‘ bins. J. Sterling, sweet ly song “The Voice that breathe o'er Eden." Th9 ceremony was pOI‘ fonmed by the Rev. J. Iii McLeod St. Peters um-ll of the bride, assisted by Roy John Sterling and no“ Gen liiller. After the cerelmonyt, ihl bridal party ziccompaniod by mam frimidill Ttfilflired to the home c ‘he bride. where slipper was scrv "d and a social time enjoyed. Th

1 iect properly.

‘INOTKE-Mthrllmilifi

00 0M0 9

Nevnliouliidléabd marlre In produce

Irina to I. Green, Commission

3m; '50 are. s, trey, N. s, °" x w 3504-11-18-12i.

hARQO son svouzw- ‘I110 Ichoomr Pwciflic haaoalled trom- Pownal roi- Sydney with a full cargo or produce shopped by Mr. Leonard Wood.

WINSLOE CIRCUIT. 14th Nov. Wiingloe North, 11 a. m. Rev. E. Moms ongamlilen‘ of L. O. A. will preach; Winaloe South 3 p. m. Hlghfield; 7 p. In. Rev. 0. H. Peters, Pastor.

IMPORTANT-J-he time tor al- lowing 6 percent discount on Pm~ vlncial Taxes Mr 1920 has been amended to the 10th December; 1920.

A PUBLIC MEETING WILL be held nt St. Peters Bay on Tues‘ dny, Nov. 16th at 7.30 p. m. under the auspices of the Canadian Red Cross Society in nld of the British Empire war reiliei’ fund, speakers Mr. Justice l-lnszartl, S. lL-Jenklns M. I). nnd clihers. Nov. 13-3l

NOVEMBER IVIAYJ-TLOWERS. Another bundh of mayfiowers oickcd yesterday was handed to the Guardian last night, accom- panied hy a clump of strawberry blossoms. For this mlmleis. of an unsually ‘mild au-, "mm tit-n Guardian is intiobted to Mr. llcath F. (Ialmpbold, Long ttivcr.

ISLANDER A CANDIDATE- Plic San ‘lfianciacp Daily News Of

7. Nicholson, is’ one of the ‘suc-

Unlied States. lMr. Nicholson is

Kenzie oi‘ the Post (Jilice Building, Charlottetown. liis fitieml-s Pal’ home will be pleased to hear oi his UIPFPSS.

S. D. U. DEBATE-On Nov. 3 7.20 p. in., there was held a meet ing of the St. Thomas Literary md DebatingWSociety Mr. A. Gag ‘I011 presided. After tlhe usual rout- ‘no of business had been" transact- ed, the following subject was dis- JUSSNI, Resolved "That thexrelgn it’ (Queen Victoria was Inorc fnm~ OIL-a than that. of Queen Elizabeth. rmn a material point of view." On the affirmative side, tire speakers Vere Messrs M. Monaghan, A, T05 -.ier_ F. (Iamphell, H, Murphy and A. Illoiron; on the negative MPssTs \V. O'Leary, \V. Lapolnitg '1‘. Mon- lgllllll, G. Gallant and L. ifnrccr. ilhe speeches were all very K000 lllil showed that an honest effort had been made ito treat the sub Special mention must. be made of Mr. A, ’i‘oasier's =peech which was a series of facts md arguments, carefully ilPlYI-IIKEG ind very convincin In addition Mr. Tet-sister's porsonztliiy make him 1m interesting and tileaslng speaker. (‘he vote which was taken at the ind of tho (lebotc resulted in a vic- ory for the sitpporiors of the rcso ‘ution.

L.0.A.,

“Rev. Edward Morris, Grant‘ Orange lodge organizer for P. E I. and N. S. will zititlresis public 'lI"P.tIYlB->' at. the following places:

Monday, Nov. lfitlr-llunte‘ River-Orange }la‘ll—-7.30 p. m. __Tuesdaly-—ltfra.pamd—isatiy Fnne Halli at 7.30 p. lrn.

Wednesday- DeSzdble— Opting:

‘iappy couple motored to N, B the following day. where they Will spend a short time among friends. They are lboth popular, the groom having served Kllng and Country,’ overseas. and the bride, favorably known to customers in her father's store. Tlhey will make their homo invBroQlciieltl- ' and 'thelr many friends wzleh them

Years of wedded llfc.

many happy .11

Jfflillat 7.30 p. m,

"Thumday- King's-ton»- Orange all at 7.30 p. m. Friday-—Ghorlott»ettown—8 p. m Alter the Public Meetings a

meeting of the Lodges will be

held

“REV. DR. W. H. MACEWEN, Grand blaster, N. D. MAOLEAN, Grand Secretory.

nce Edward

The Supreme Favorite

OPENING PLAY

“J imisji 1'1”

a. Replete With Thrills, Heart Throbs And Snappy Comedy’

MONDAY NIGHT

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PRICES—EVENING RESERVED 50c 75c.

GENERAL ADMISSION RUSH 35c.

MATINEE” 25c ‘CHILDREN 15c PLUS AMUSEMENT TAX

Seats Now ("In —Sal_e

C \-

Q

r

Curtain Rises ‘e Parties arrivin

i’

. .~ Tickets ordered. by Phone or left to be ter 6.30 on the evening of the Performance.

pleasant re-. .

Novmnher 3rd ‘slates tiat- "Mr; '8." ‘

oessiul candidates on the llepublli, '_ ' ran side for the next Senate of the

m Islander, o. native of Sprltvlmal llltl .11 cousin of Mr. Angus ac-

wsr on! Primal ‘colnvmc: vou *v\;oAm unman- l‘ i-Isuve any: AWAY izusumxrlc“ vvmota

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noui Sloan's Liniment will re- lieve it promptly? it couldn't re- main the World's Liuiment tor 39 years it it wasn't. highly benefic- ial In relieving rheumatic aches, stilt joints, _ neuralgia, bruises and the‘ ‘ of’ expos- ure to had weather. . . ,

lPenetraltes without rubbing, leaving no stained pores, mussiness. A pain and ache

ing what it is meant to do. Get a bottle today and keep ll. handy. All druggists. Three sizes——35c.§ 70c,'$1.40. 'l‘he'~largest. is most economical. ‘ ygqjm

Sloa

Liniment I

. Hotel Victoria

130 rooms, 56 room mm . lPIlNiB.».lI$.l-hh.WIBDI'9¥°1-Y N- novated. Exopllont nun-u... Prompt service. . n. crnnowtvo, lignlmr. Charlottetown Hotel 00-. IM- r Proprotiorl.

88584-1021»

Hotel Arrivals VICTORIA HOTEL

J. F. Stems, lSourls; ‘WI-PS. Wil- liam Thompson, (Iardigan; Mrs. lohn M. ‘Graln-dy, Dorchcetu glass, W. J. Whitney, Summer- side; B, W. Robinson, Summer- si-tie; J. G. Jenkins, Charlottcioivn; Stewart 1C. Luntlowsky, St. John ii. W. MarrLeod. St. John; F, De Monrclon; Ii. B. II. Davison, Am

Comb Sage Tea In Faded 0r Gray Hair

IF MIXED WITH 5ULPHUR DARKENS .50 NATURALLY NOBODY CAN TELL. Grandmother kept her hair beau- ‘ifully darkened, glossy and attrac- tive with a brew of Sane Tea anti Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on that dull faded or streaked 11p- poaraticc, this simple mixture was applied with ivonderfiii effect. Lly asking at any drug store for "Wy- eth's Sage and Sulphur (fompounrlf

ld-tiitie recipe, improved by the, addition of other ingredients. All

dtnple mixture can

beauty to the hair.

A well-known (lowptgrvn gist says everybody uses Wyetlfs Sage and Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and

been upplied——it's so too. You simply dampen a comb or soft. brush and draw it through nt o. time. By morning. the gray hair disappears; after another ap.

17319390" 01‘ lWO. Li. is restored to is natural color and looks glossy

Nov. iii-ll wit and beautiful.

NEXT” WEEK

Commenncillg Monday, Nov, l5

.Wh¥ endure pain‘ ‘when you;

‘Novrmss ' " V‘ ilibp

Titre

j Tonight at 8.30 She w‘ j

strains, _

skin, clogged _ liniment that stands alone in do- i

IT‘

you will get a large bottle of this ~

ready to use at very little cost. This j he (it-pended . .lp0ll to restore natural color and

drug- A

evenly that nobody can tell it has cosy to use,

Your hair, inking one small strand?

Matinee 1:12.39 p.11.

1920éi$dItlon of-tho Popular Queen; warn moon! ‘AND munfiuv THE JANE cozy“ ‘ ' codename '

Automate and flesllcr o I r’.

his smmtu ' a IIIISICSAI.

SMART

' 0 GIRLS TWENTY

O0

BRIGHT TUNEFIII A

Th0 ‘famous " o " Ballot, t ' ' I n 00p l of f 0 many ovo fie;- ' l

tvlllil Jean Byrne, well .known Charlottetown Member of this Popular Musical Comedy

mire

i i” I'D"! ‘ca-ml unoiouivlry I

ti.

Girl l| I‘

performance.

horst, Sheriff of Cumberland Ct

12ml; W, A. Carroll, Halifax; J.i

Litidsny (‘twin-forth ‘Toronto.

____§<-oa-_i - REVERE HOTEL

Kinkora; Mrs, P. Aionnhun, Kinko- rn; (‘ Jlughtis, Ziciv Glasgow; \V. ll. Pearce, Halifax; 1F. B. Low»

¢.__q.:

~ PRiCES-—NiGHT-75c, $1 MATINEE 2.30 p. m_ ADULTS

SEATS ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE,

TICKETS Ordered by phone or left to be called for WIII not be held after 6:30 on the evening of the

I

ty; ('li.'li, M. ’l‘h0mpson' Ilrant- “ma? G- Sinliliti‘, llnlitkix;

.00, $1.30 PLUSlTAx $1.00 cmconen 50,,

mer- SH- 10h"; L. Imardy Sillllluy J- ll

Mat-Null, Mon-cum; J_ (._ Plum

Stir-er, 0tt=nyva;_J. Green, Sydney T°“°‘"'l°I I13. J= Guudet, iilsooudq; N. .1. Foster, Fredericton, ‘l- ii- P1'@1wh.~.\lu.

‘ _ J. ll. Flem. mtg, lStznnlew ‘Bridge; 134mm mm Neill, City; 'l‘.lios. It Donovan 01-

‘ town; ‘Frank .\Irl\'enzio, Cardigan.

All’. and Mrs. L.ll.'D. tliacteoq I

Ed. \\"ood, ifowiizil; P. Rlonnhan, Albany-

-—<—- “ARMISTICE bargains Wilma linue all day Saturdayppmm Bros. Ltd. 3582-tI-tl-tl

Boot Shoe Sale Z0 Per Cent. oil i m; 11-31mm: FOOTWEAR ALL nus WEEK

20 Per Cent oi iePABE, BRADY C0. LTll.

OTHER PLAYS

IN ORDER OF THEIR PRESENTATION

TUESDAY EVENING- WEDNESDAY EVENIN THURSDAY EVENING

FRIDAY EVEN IN G--“P( )LLYAN N A”

SATURDAY EVENING-

“THE UNKNOWN VOICE” G--‘BLINDNESS OF VIRTUE’ ——“THE CONFESSION”

“THE UN KISSED BRIDE”

.. MATINEES DAILY COMMENCING TUESDAY AT

2.30 SHARP

. , _ SPECIAL SCENERY FOR EVERY PLAY

1

very Evening Sharp at 8.30. - g late will be obliged to wait until the first Act is over.

called for will not beheld a-