,,_,.-.r-...~

-vv

-i

PKGESIX .

u

MATINEE

. 161.‘. 37c. E\'E.\ll\t.-

grilii. llsrfiig

'1 & 9.00 26c. 42c, 52c. lT OD A Y w. M

E Just/men EDMUND LOWE

AND CATHERINE DALE OWEN

\).415:_l.!-.s!._1 A s 0 B s T E E

\ I

A d .1 r l n 3

thrill ,..----

H! “r i d c" through W“? la n d W l i h “Louis Berettl" gflngsflfl‘ . . . -

n||'*|!-

: ulrfi uni-l oucuIs-rnu

ALSO

‘LAUREL,

c:

_ w‘ 13...},

TO D A “N”

SAT. Mat. 3.15 . . . . . . . .. . . 11c, 16c. Evening, ‘I 8c 8.45 ..... ._16c. 26c.

ALSO CARTOON L E aso COMEDY

New thrills for the action fans- Daredevil stunts. breakneck rid- ing, halrhreadth escapes as Bob hunts danger on a new frontier!

H A R D Y IN GREAT COMEDY

AN D N E W S

tcr of the type that keeps his aud- iences tense with interest until the last foct of the ‘cture. Steele has

,abI-es him to amply demonstrate his lability‘ as an actor as well as an ath-

.~r.~——: r-~~r--——~<—w—fii~--—-=T_""i‘ ————— *4: 1 lete,

_ , _ untst desperate type seek to outwut Fi l rn A t e and overthrow the son of an Alneri- Prince Edward

Gangland was never before rlepict- Jola 0391151“!- Wh‘) Bllhcarcd in C‘; m, m‘. __CI.L.E..A. so clgveryq fen]_ silppnrt of Steele. also deserves high lfillfilll)‘ and eniertainingly as it is 111185-50 101‘ 1191' flffi-illl’ 311 a r018 that iii ‘Born Reckless," the Fox Itlovie- i birdies much dranlarlc action. as well as expert riding" and not a few

‘Headin’ For Danger" touches high spots of suspense and absorb- ing interest.

tfile lPJlllfC with Edmund Lowe as “Loin: Bcrclti" which opened at the “twill-taking advclllllrcs- The other p.911“, Edwyn-d Theatre _\V~e5tm-dfi3;_ ymeinbers of the cast, including Al

AMCIC from a brief interlude over- ‘Ferguion- T0111 1"01'111fi11. FTRHK R160

11rd lnllinn oil and

Use ltlara‘. lflll and (‘yclo gas re;- ululy anti you will be nhli- to take your mlnd oil‘ of engine and gain greater motor $1‘

the

, clctisxi takes place in and Capable and P313?" \'- Bllldbufrs Qnnmd 3C“- ym-t; Lowe’ the gar‘: (iirection provides a ucaltu of the lrniciel". ilrmvs prosperous with a m“ c5 1133115111 1111' “W931 d1- szrinu of speakeaeies. and turns con- ream‘ has become 1114M- trol of his followers over to his bos- om pal. Dig Shot, retaining little connection with his forlner organiza- tion. Bit! Shot. however, eta “sent up" on a felony charge flgfld before he leaves for prison. manages to kill‘, the informer in the gang, who ‘has Q betrayed him. On his return the Q T3112 decide ‘.0 stage a kidnapping to put. Bic; Shot on his fcet again l All would be well had the kidnap-l pers not selected the child 0f Lowe‘ _hopelcss love, a. former society girl‘ FREDERICTON- N3» 591-35» 15- ‘mid 1 sister of his wartime buddy.‘ “Hold Stead L‘ me Wtih-‘ll 1110119)‘ .\vhi> was killed in action. How Lowej “"11" 1" Jewel's ~11 P‘1'Bd=1=¢wll- ‘regains the child‘ battles his one His new senior bull calf Brulilpton .t.ime allies in their rcprisals, andl LUY» standard. “'36 11111101‘ dud 1E- corLinuej nun Page a .‘flnn11y has to 511,30; it out with his l serve grand champion, ‘venting Sem- n is (he mo“ Instantaneous of an l lsfelonlz frlencl, “Big snot," conlposel pies grand champlon at Charlotte- methocls and is, therefore, practicable ‘ an 0mm“: ma" for dmmafic main“ town‘ He ‘n50 “'03) mnduce of dam for the delicate tissues of llSli. Most " ‘my has Seldom We“ equalled‘ lg“ of smL “lung herd dry’ ‘mee- n . .- .. i . .- - - l ' I 9 - iffgmrficitiicézji. role. and Catherine Dale Owen is‘. lor heifer calf, and many other itlizes. tight. bail. and dropped into a tank‘ Wm 19W“ and effectwe as the so‘ H15 herd has ‘mpmwd wonderful‘ containing brine at a temperature of‘ (“my gm‘ Tm Omar matured players‘ “iii

joys. Let us serve you. "B; Really With lfcdily Potter" greasing service.

nu..-

“Be Rcadywith Reddy Power"

lsiffigiiif“

SERVICE S TA 770 cgszzsrrtzsi... o... ibTrr%’$8.L’/.§T?.:

Money Winner At Fredericton

__._.

COLD CARGOES

lzlllllf ll l ll

‘Al S_;Il;URIS

l With a locale ln the mining region

Fine Underworld ‘of blexico, where “bad-men" of the;

l ‘oiltside the main buildnlg the East- ‘crn King; exhibition at SDUYlS Wed‘ ‘can mine owner, portrayed by Steele. {nagdav was pronounced the; ' . , ious year and the quality of the ex- ladies

in- . leiudes fancy work and home cooking The S9559“ °f 193° for the _ auracted mnsidep, and New Brimswck harness racing

favorable I

in his newest offering a role that en- I

........,_s.. --._.~».-..-»>+nn -_>-.-»~ -...->,-7......-__.‘,.

over 40 P‘. brlow freezing p0;nt. The salmon is frozen through in s. gag‘ and Hm“; Albgrtson with Paul flash, for the cold ls so great that if [mam RSV Stewart Ben éard Mike a man fell in he would be killed in a I Dnnlm‘ 901a UAGHI Paul éorcasi couple of minutes. _ , _ ' v , _ '

The lllCClllllLCftl side of this intri- ‘i;‘ifwfigégggalgsezther mwntes m cate science has reached a ‘ '

point} where m'.nor improvements rather

than revolutionary chances are the.‘ goal. Such new departuljcs "a c

‘ At The Capitol

:2 .4

storage‘ offs: stronmost ground; for‘ Lin. It i‘. in the biological side that; we must look for future develop-I merits of real importance, and in the l laboratories n‘. Clrlibrirlue, East Mell- g lug. and elsewhere a new snr-nc." of biological refrgel-rltlolz takes place.

For the lover of thrills, suspense

lopaned yesterday at the Capitol "It is a habit tin: i115 been creat- biheatre. with Bob Steele in the stel-

zcl bv plnnte “titer, We hcrivse lar role, is recommended without re- lirrc is in" " in cool:irl;l.=."-l.oi~:l ‘flfliP. . “WK l Alwflys a daring rider and go-get-

‘Farmer Suffers $8,000 Fire Loss

(Special to The Guardian;

‘v

: SCARBORO. Sept. l7.~Dalnage t0

l the extent of $8.000 was done on the ‘ farm of Alex Neilson of Malveril early this afternoon. when a spark from the threshing machine ignited the roof of u large barn. A number

of pigs were roasted alive and in acl- i f t 1 ti through] of 0569i‘ lug a var oils mes

ditlon to grain in the bins and lm-

nnl! rapzcl-flre action, "Headin. For. plelnents. the outbuildings were des- . Dancer." tlle FBO producton which! troyed by the flames.

"World peace dcpcnds on the ef- ficient production and the adcqilate distribution of thinus that. iluiucm

beings wantll-Edward A. Filene.

Carco Tarred Felt

clapboards. It keeps out wind and little, is durable, and does its job well. everywhere.

OR lumber camps, construction sheds and all farm buildings, Carco Tarred Felt is the ma- terial to use under shingles and for lining under

It is specified by builders and contractors Send for samples or see your dealer.

Made in 7, 10 and lfi-ounce weights. Brnntford Carrltto Co. Limited

0nd 3t. John‘; Nld

FOB BALE BY

Factory: Coldbrooh, NJ.

lunches at Halifax, us, Saint John, N.B., -

WRITIME W03

wet, costs remarkably

FENNELL & CHANDLER, Limited. Charlottetown POOLE 8: THOMPSON Ltd, Montague, P. E. I.

|the ma. agement upon the excellence‘ ‘of tins year's exhibition and eXi-‘NKS’ lOd his appreciation of the outstand-l ling qualities of the exhibition held‘ lat Georgetown last week. HLs Honor

Both in attendance and quantity zud quality of exhibits inside and

success. The attendance exceeded any prev- ‘lhibits was very fine. The

vlinmc work department ivhich

1aud prcseiyirg ‘nblo attentizn and many molnmcnts were heard from the visit

In.

v The flower class was also well till-

.crl and here was also seen a remark

~;\hl_v fins. display. Boats and vege-_ m, wucl came out of the west with a

an exhibuionl heavy rain. The management decid- Iherc “.3. a- fine snowing 0y 0d to continue the racing and that

‘lllblcs ShOWl were any cvcr shosvn at v more.

far superior

111E Hcgigalgtorrcrown CCAAMRDZAN. .

Prince Edward lllonlloylcfilllffll Guardian? “Waslortureilwith Rheumatism

SEPTEMBER]; m,

l racsu couscous today at. Ayl-l ‘ Ward's. 1090-9-19 : BBOOKFIELD-The services in ‘ the Brookfteld Congregation on Sun- yday, Sept. 21st, will be as follows: lfirookfield, 3 p. m., Sunday School, ,2 p. m.

Yearsgded Quick. New Mall.”

Tried Everything. No m m’ m‘ “m” "lmdeififl re

Help Till Took “FRUllf-A- flhffifefiiitb‘ °§"2.'.§.?“‘;‘g’ » TIVES. -

mun today."

Just one of thousands who

that rheumatism, new-gm, m '

"For years I had been tortured ’ ‘ with rheumatism in my shoulders."

of years standing vanish in o

_ quick time with "Frult-a-uvsy,

writes iur. s. Hovd. Nanaimo, B. C. ' Especially in wet.

stipatlon and liver trouble end ,.'

night. Bad stomach, biliousnos, ‘ weather the pain ’ ' was almost 'un-

MURRAY HARBOR, Church of Christ. Preaching service, Murray; Jiflfbb! Church of Christ Sunday Ev-

digestion. heartburn, gag .115, in 24 hours. Nerves and mm '

1901118 0t 3-30 P~ 111- C- E- Afmitfvnil- learable. Hot sound sleep at once. gomm lMil-lister. I luishes, profuse clears quick. ~ "" __ ’ ' weating rid Ten of nature's greatest rem MISS LAURA A Bu“ o‘, Tum} tabblng pain combined in handy little tablet ,,

henever f mov- rt. was alsovery, mstlpated and ' elt wretched.

"i trlcd o dozen different treet- ments and nothing seemed to help. At last decided to try ‘Fruit-a-tives.‘

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT-The ‘sls- ters of the City Hospital wish to than]; James McLeod Hampshire for generous donation of vegetables.

velous discovery of famous Can doctor. Speedy results amaze on Don't be crippled, handle, prematurely old with rheumsuc _ and swollen, stifl joints. Get -~ a-tlves" from drugglst today. ing quick and complete relief.

Miss Mary s. Gill, ooofi Mrs Annie Gill of Newton c; has entered the Training $53001 , Attendant Nurses.

India, will address s meeting in bong ' Creek Baptist Church on Sunday. sep. 21 at 7.30 p. in.

I l liARTSVmLE-Sunday School or: 1,2 p. m., Young Peoples‘ meeting at‘ [230 p. m. There will not. be any ' regular service at Hartcvllle. Hunter lRiver, 7.30 p. m. Sunday School, ,10.30 u. m. Kindly note the change’

i of the hours of service and of Sunday School at Brookfield.

MARSHFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH —Servlce Sulzday afternoon, Bap 25 at 3 o'clock: Dr A. C. Vincent of

Mr W. C. LBWSOH. Albertcll. is, are pleased to learn. steadily .. proving at the P. E, Island Hosp

The Man of a Thousand Faces now becomes the Man of a Thou- sand Voices! Chaney talks-and

the mystery and magnetism of the man are increased a hundred fold! .

_...___-_.?.___-

RACING AT

‘F R EBERIBTBN

(Canadian Pressl FREDERICTON. N. 3.. Sept. 18- Maine

circuit was brought to a close on the Fredericton track this afternoon.

l when ten heats were run off in three ‘races with heavy showers of Jailiug durng the racing. A heat was ‘off in each event when a. gale of

rain

'| prints; butter \v.th a small number; “'35 dime an“ a 1°“? d°‘aY'

i ll factory cheese.

‘.1110 Suuris (‘Xlllblb on, He thought it] B955“! 346K150 lwmard‘

l His Honor Lieutenant Governor. SWJMARY ‘F. R. Heartz officially opened the ‘Pttftllmtlon at l2 cclcck neon. 2J4 7""- ‘; M»; A. F‘. Pcttrs. pfuzndfliit of the lgxh._\.l_-,-“,n A55 “m, “ma. a (w; Johnny Miles (Ccnrnyl . 2 1 2 i .plCiAl1ll ary remarks intrccluccd His, 1'31"“ my‘) ‘K955’ 1 3 3 2 HUHDY who iluring the course of his, 999ml‘ DeweY ‘Camemn’ 3 2 1 3 ‘rcmilks statcrl it was ‘a great pleas-I Time 2-11 1'4. 3-15 1'4’ 244v 217 lure for hm to again opcn tits cx-j llibilioilihSourls. I-lcrrcallecitliefactl Fm F" A" __ , that his first official duty he per-' .formed after being appointed lieu- Bonnie M (Reed) 1 1 1 ‘lfllililt, g\)\E'l‘.OI‘ in 1312; was t) open’ Ruby P~ ‘Hwdl " ‘ ‘ ~ ~ - ‘ ' -' 2 2 2 3 3 3

proper and lltiill: that his _last oiil-l Tune 3-07 34- .211 1‘2' Z-u 1'4- ,cial duty would be the opening of‘

the Souris Exhibition of 193i). He 2'2‘ Tm‘ m“! Pa"- rcminded his audience that his 001-‘.

|liECll3n with ssuris was not canfm-l Because (Jardmel - - - - - - -- 2 l 1 [ed entirely to operhng exhlbitio;'s._$-n$‘e T°dd @679") 1 2 2 las a number of years ago he hadismawr F5 J- (C°\11'°Y\ 3 3 3 ilfiildsd for five years in Souris. nelPfiiress Brad?“ (Willard) - 4 4 4

itold of what great benefit and pro- lfitalale exjeriences his connection‘ '\v..h that section of the island hzdl

bren t1 him in after life, He said‘ that Providence hail again bestowed mrilrz- blessi gs on this province in‘

,the form of good crops and compar-f fed the conditions hese with other} lparts cf the world. His Honor touch;

ed briefly on the very excellent lip-i pearuuces of the farms. farm buiid-,_ 1.15s, fences and landscape improve-l ments which the farmers had made‘ on the r prcperty‘ divine: the last‘ few years and told of tile many far-f 01711310 continents made by important visitors whom he had the prlvileflel

He congratulated ‘

out the province.

l

addressed the clrlziren of The Con-i vent and the public school who were assembled in the main building and stressed the point o! their import.- ance as citizens of the British Em- pire. At the request of Capt. Curtels of H.M.S. “Wisteria!” who accom- panied His Honor, the latter granted all the school children a holiday. Th; granting of this fevor was re- ceived by applause and cheers by the children.

Hon. W. M. Lea. congratulated the exhibitors on the excellent qual- ity of their exhibits o greet improve ment over last year. He emphasized the value of keeping live stack and pointed out the spread between the cost of feed this year and other years was the basis to figure the profit of feeding hogs and showed that even beef and pork though they might not be bringing a5 high a price this year u lut the margin of profit over cost. of production might be IbOut the lune.

Mr J. W. Boulter spoke of the re- duced estimated yield of potatoes and stated he could see no reason why the price should not mlt/erlolly advance. The economic condition-s might b: a hindrance ‘w high prices

1 Time 2.15 l4. 215. 2.15 l-2.

2.25 Pacing

Carry On (Keys) won, time 2.21.‘

FllUTBAll; PLANS lfll E MA A E‘?

Plans for what 1s hoped to be one of the most succesfui football sea- sons ln the history of the city W111 be made this evening at. a meeting in the Y.M.C.A. at 7.30 pm. which all local footballlsts and all with foot- ball aspirations are requested to at- tend. Some players who have been absent from the city for several years and considerable new materiel, it is thought, will be available. All P18)“, ers are urged to be present at this. important; meeting to hear 1nd be heard.

"The big world docs not know thei little world of Hollywoo N-Mary Pickford.

yield in Canada end the United . States it is hoped the prim would in- crease considerably. Mr Boultar also, explained that. the turnip market! had been overloaded resulting in very low prices which would likely contin- ue as long u the weather remains‘ as worm u at present. -‘ Dr .1. A. Clark of the experimental ' station commended the excellent quality of the vegetables. He had, not completed Judging but the exhib- ‘ its of tomatoes one! oorn were among l the best he had ever seen-u near’ perfect as they could be. Mr S. G. Peppln, seed inspector.’

made a few remerka directing nt-‘l

tentlon to the exhibit his department | was showing for educational pur-

but with the present forecast of thepoou

- the large tent at the Circus Grounds

levening by Mr. E.- A. Foster, acting‘ , mayor. Five hundred people uttcnd-'

‘ a trip through a Ford factory. These

Church Divine Service on Sunday,

' School Teachers and t kindly b14118 Rally Day exercise for

V1085-

general superintendent Qwho has been on a tour of the lines lln the Maritime provinces, arrived lln the city yesterday afternoon from

where he recently underwett a. .

1 ctyna BIVERF-On Sunday, Sept. Charlottetown will be the preacher. ' ous operation.

l21st, the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in thel G055 To M0NTREM""MY ‘7- '7‘ |Presbyterlan Church. Clyde River, at: Traizor of Charlottetown. General [the close of the i1 a. m. servlcel Chfliman 0f the 0rd" 01 35mm“ There will also be an evening service. ‘ Telesranhers- W35 in Mmlctm Tues‘ ‘day en route to Montreal on busin-

cfluywfl 0p QflR]s'1‘_sunday5e1-|‘€&5 in connection with the Brother- ‘vices to, the New Glasgow Church of "Wd- '

Christ are as followsz: Bible school‘ lib a. m. preaching service ii o m} HAS BROKEN ARM-The malty "°“"n' R E‘ I" passed throug“ "'

':l.nd 7.30 p. m. Also service in the‘ wands 9f Mr B‘ Gillespie otlton Filmy en mute m “Mela Cavendish 311mm Church, 3 p. my North ltillton wlll be sorry t) leamflsaslc. where he is a member of . W!“ G Quigleyl Pawn !that lie 1s in the E- I- YIQSP iii staff of Moosejaw College.- ‘Slllferlllg from a broken arm. He a Telegraph Joumal. _ _p_ _ ldoigg as well as can be expected. WOOD ISLANDS-There will be; service in the Presbyterian Church,| "ROHIBITAON COURT"F‘VE C35‘ wood Islands, on Sunday, Sept. 2ist,'B5 “m” berm"? P"°“l"-t‘°" Mama‘ at. 11 a. m., Sunday School at 10 a.‘ “a” C“ J" Tweedy yesterdly‘ For n," and wood 15mm“ gas; “an agthe unlawful possession of llliiOXlCa-q ___________‘_ 2 p_ m" Sunday school a; 3 p_ m} sting liquor a man was fired $200] Kindly note the change of the hours 5nd ‘was °r mree mmmi‘ Two‘ N 0 T I C E of service and of Sunday School in “m” case‘ f“ the same W“ ad“ A telegram from the Deputy l. ister of Fisheries, remelved the

Wood Islands East Hall. 1°“1'-‘*°‘-,F°‘"_ m“ ““"“‘"“‘ a‘? °r'; intoxicatng liquor a man w s fined‘ instant, advises that the oyster re lotions are being amended so as

‘$200 and costs or three mon s. andi

‘for the unlawful consumptlxi of the: delay the opening of the fishing s son this year until October lst.

same another man was fined $104 t and costs of fifteen days. S. T. GALLANT. Supervisor of Fisllerl

7086-9-19-

Right Rev. Mansigrol‘ bfacpcn D.D.. Rector 0f St. Dunstan: Ca dral. Charlottetown, has left on visit to Montreal.

Mr. Ernest Frler, B. A.. soil of ,. and Mrs John D. Frler. Chariot

Mr Roland D. Howatt. meal student of Queers University, lear this morning t0 resume ills stu’

l l l

FORD SHOW-Jrhe Ford Show in

in Spring Park was opened las

L

NEWS PROM BOSTON-Jfhe A11- nual stag Banquet of the Intercolon- i:.l Club of Bbstfli. will be held on Tuesday evening, October 28, 1030. in the Club House. Boston. The fol- lowing islanders compose the Ban- ' quet Committee: Dr Charles J. E. Kickham. chairman; GeorEeW. POW ers. Past President, J-N. l"halssori, Treas, John KlleynCupt Al‘. ampbell Past. President J. Errest Kerr, Sec- retary Kezueth Moore, J. Frank O'- l-lare. Attorney RE Johnston, Thom- as Mallard Attorney Wendell H IGordcn, Frank W Clark, Murdock

rehearsal. Rev. J. M. McLeod of ' lcgm o 11 o Fred w c "isto her Cl ltt , ' . 1’ e f p ' lax-o etown will conduct both ser I Josephine N_ Mcpherwnk