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THE cnAsligflfjrsrowséclltnnl-Ang. -" .

Bus; fir - . l... n tilfdlii"

F" Zmmllons Cutiuurs Soup and Oint- fllml hsvs siforded the purest. sweetest snd most satisfactory method of promoting nnd mimdnlnl s hsslthy condition of skin snd sulp. Tender-heed men flnli the fieely-lstilering Cuticurs Shaving Stick s - Fwulhy- Cuticurs Tslcum is sn ideal WW5". Cooling and refreshing.

llssls ‘but! Add sdls _; Mfirlsahlgt

ems _. Csiieurs Shrlll Stick 2k.

Hamilton Beatsdieorge , , Robinso n In Play-Off For Title

MONTREAL. $69.!- 9- -— F. ll- brilliant 78, in the second round. Martin of Hamilton, l5 the Howl.“ While Robinson was a trifle below crownofl olwmolon of the. Canadian his first day's form with an s2 add~

. settlers’ Golf Association. l-le suc- ed to his 79,

needed to tho "U9 Previously hold! But it was in the play-off that the by the veteran George S. Lyon, ofjlamiltonian, playing in his first Toronto. by .d9f9fltiI1Ir.'.Q§§qi”B8 L- seniors’ tourney. showed the fight- Robinson. of imkf-bfllfinlifrflolt tug spirit of a cltmltplon. He was Club. Toronto." ill an 18d; ‘plpy- slow to start, but once settled down off. the two having ende the 36- clicked off pars and birdies smart- holo competition in o. tie at 161. ly, making the turn in 40, while

Today Martin showed tho‘ fight- Robinson took a 41. Martin reached ing characteristlgs- H ir-vygqrotlghthlhis greatest pinnacle when the coll- him the Canadian ama our filam- tbst was at its height, comnlg i"°i"‘.‘.‘.‘i’. 2:l:::~.:r.s=*a:, ~~:,,1.2.1a.1r:"; an a": c ‘i’ n o - _ __ ~._ i8_ .w e ls rva or sures an '83. four strokes btgiingghe iead-lwavered. recovered and then wealt- cr, George Robinson,.Martin had a ened badly at ti“, geventegnth hole,

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FOR SALE-SEAMAN HOUSE. AP- ply 93 King Street. 8817-8-27-71

' Ons insertion Ynurinsortious Eight Insertions

O-OOO-OOOOOO p Agents Wanted

PERSONAL GREETING CARDS- Agents wanted to take orders for the finest line ever sohwn in Can- ada. Regal Ari. Co., Manufactur- ers, 310 Spadiua Ave. Toronto.

‘ A. W. Sept. 10-17.

ANYONE CAN EARN

szs. wsinru ur. m CITY on Country, in spare time taking Orders for the Best-Known, Highest-Grade, Lowest-Priced line Canadian-made Christmas Greet-- ing Cards. Magnificent sanlple book free. Write Canadian Pub- lishing Co., 5i Wellington W.. Toronto.

A.W.A,lig. 36430-361101.3.5.3.10.13.15.17 _Prlncc Edward Theatre Grafton

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-———-——- 8970-9-6-tf Female Help Wanted WANTED-HOUSEVMAID. coon

FOR SALE OLD MAHOGANV dining table. Phone 88L. 0065-0-10-21

FOR SALE-J-‘ORDSON TRACT- or. allso Tractor plough, and hur- row. Apply to Al't Lewis, Si. Peter's. 9072-8-10-31

FOR SALE —A'I‘ KENSINGTON house, barn. and largc lot. ~Mrs. Peter Harrington, Charlottetown.

9046-9-9-31

- FQR SALE OR T0 LET-STER-

FOR SALE-TWO COWS, JER- .sey nnd Holstein, (lllc to frcsholl wages. Apply Young Women's in few duys. Onc hundred Pul~ Christian Aseociafioln 8019-9-2tf? lets (Barred Rocks). “lailuce

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GIRL WANTED FOR HOUSE;

103-32. 907141-1031 work beginning. of. September." —— Apply-JWB" c|o Guardian.

8899-8-23-ti2i

FOR SALE — OFFICE AND FIVE toll platform scale must be sold or movcd at once as land has been sold. Will scii separate ii’ required. Office 10x14 feet would llluko good garage. J. T

9080_9_1o_3;_1 Wuiic, Sllmmorsldc, I‘. E. I.

l 89il7-9-ii-tf STENOGRAPIIER WANTED —EX-1 _ . pgjflejajiyQd gtgxrllzgrgphfif wgntgq fol-i SItIIiItIOIIS Vacant; sever mont ' wor .' Useless to -—_-___--i________ applyunless have had previous of-i A BIG $5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS flce-~.9XDel'|¢l\°° and m“ iumlsw ' Greeting Card sample book free; references. Good wages. light work., men and women already mgking APPS’ in own handwriting to, flve dollars up daily, in spare X.Y.Z. Guardian. 9054-9-9-31 time; experience or capital “n. ' - ry. Garretson Co., Brant- ford, Ont.

WANTED — A GOOD COOK ALSOR u housomaid. Apply with rcfcr- euce to Box 190.

Miscellaneous

JNO. ALFRED MeDONALD, LAND Surveyor, ilermanville, P.E.l. ~ 9-6-1mo.

BAKERS’ OVENS-WRITE. FOR‘ catalogue; time payments if de- sired; some used ovens on hand., Hubbard Ovcn Company,- i100 Queen West, Toronto.

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AGENTB—IF YOU LIKE TREES and shins-be, Willy not sell them‘! Mlake s. lbllsllnese of it. fluent time 0r full time. 900 verlcilies of pro- ven Red Tag Nursery Products.

_ Oesh every week. Equipment and ‘instructions tree. “finite DOMIN- ION NUIIUSERIIES. Montreal

S. V. 92 otf.

Teachers Wanted EXHIBITION IS naawlucl __________,________ close. Order your good suit or TEACHER WANTED AT ONCE “P w“ this Week 7mm “5- in “W. , for Cambridge School. Second styl“ a m‘ l5 3“““‘“"e°d' “flflyl Class male preferred. Supplement two hundred samples to select, $10000 pm, mmum Oswald Gm_ "m" m” be“ I W“ carried" ham Secretary 0020-0-8-31 Many letters, and testimonials ofi___ ' ' __'

well satisfied customers, mxlllgy TEACHER WANTED _ WANTED‘

hundreds of references, a discount this week. ‘S. F. Tar- bush, 172 Prince St., P. E. Island.

First or Second Class Teacher for East Bideford School. Supplement $125.00. Foster Sllarp. Secretary

ling House. with stable, opposite‘

s v_ Sept 6_24Ll('.ll[) scrics Yacht race

~ Genilraluduarilian

DAIRY MARKETS. -—Ycsi.erda.y's Montreal market report read:—But- ter 38 cenw. cheese 200s. cents.

SCOTCHFORT MEMORIAL Sno- iety will meet ill K. C. Hall Mon- day, Sept- 12th at 8 p. m.

9079-9-10-21

THE W. C. T- U. will meet Moll- day evening in the Y. M. C. A.. par- lor at 8 o'clock. v

0078-9-10-21

POWNAL CIRCUIT -Ul\ited Church services will be held on Sunday as follows-ii a. m. Clift- on, 2.30 p. m-z Mt. Herbert Orphan- age, 7 p. m, Powual. Sermon for young people; topic — "The newl day and the old standards." F- if.‘ Littlejohns. Pastor. _ ‘

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Rev- Hammond Johnson will preach‘ at both services tomorrow. The oar-l ly prayer meeting will be at 10 a.‘ m. and the Sabbath School -autl Bible Classes will revert to the regular hour of meeilng—2.30 p. lll. .The students now in the city are ‘cordially invited to Church and Sabbath School. Mr. R. W. Small will be soloist at morning service, and the evenlgg. soloist will be Mrs. G. RJMcLBo . (Soprano) of Mont- real. The choir will render An- thems atcuch service, The morn- ing scrvice \vili he broadcast.

MM

PE RSQNALS

lilies Gusslo MacDonald, Orwell, was u visitor to thc city yesterday.

Miss Eliza McDonald, Glcncoc, is visiting her uncle the Rev. J. A. McDonald. Grand Riven-N.

Mr. nnd liirs. John Pincuud. of Atlantic, N. J., who have been summcring at Brighton. left (in Thursday morning on return.

Miss Ilolcll hIilCDCllllld left this morning on rciurn for Boston after n plcnsuni. vlltaullnn at her homo lll

Orwcll.

Captain T. G. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E; Mil- ler and family have returned to the city after spending the summer at ;"Ocean Crest," Keppoch. All the cot-

tages at Keppoch are now vacated.

Mr. Francis Campbell of St. Jos- eph's Seminary, Edmonton, who has ,been spending his holidays with Rev. Father McCu1ty, Kcllhm, Al- berta. has returned to resume his lstudies in St. Joseph's Seminary, Edmonton-Edmonton Timcs.

Tho mnny friends of‘ Mrs, L, A, Wright, and liliss iicrtlln (l. Fcuucl, arc (lcilglltr-d to soc them ugnlll and rcncw old friendships. Tllcy ill- iolld returning in ihoir llonlc ill Wcsi Mcdford. Muss. llPXi. wcok ""9? l1 villi’ enjoyable visit.

v Miss ‘Emma. Holmes morning on return to Rhode Island ,to resume her duties as teacher in thc Bell River School after spending two months vacation with her pal- cuts. Mr.’ and Mrs. John E. Holmes East Royalty. ,

vlcffilllc

l This afternoon at 2.45 thc fullrlll will tako [place ill the Charlottetown Ilurhol‘ | Great interest is being taken in

[Yacht racing this season and more l

spectators than ever are on hand i0 watch the sailing fleet of the Chur-

dtlous against tidc

‘- This season illc Yncilis arc put ‘H

ier before especially IIOlWIRlII lnr ‘Ghost, P No., Minnigno ulld Zenith‘ ‘filly "lll! 0f which is n winner lll. Aha Hailing game oi‘ eighteen foot-, ols- ' I , Tllosc follr boats ran crcsie more competition than larger flccis ‘have done ill the pusi, this season ‘illfly hllvo practically had the fight, between themselves, but according? to dame rumor they uro going lo‘ llllvc a little more company next] l--i__________‘ I | BIRTHS .

! {ca-f ; Western Guardian I»

lottetown Yacht Cluh battle for poa- ~ waves. wind and ,

TWIN lllllllN lllll lll THE filllllNll

Dempsey S h a r k e y Fight Pi-ctures and “Lightning, Lariat-s” Western Drama. '

The long waited for pictures of thc Dempsey, Sharkey heavyweight championship fight opened a two days engagement at the Strand last night. Followers of the manly art were accorded the chance of seeing Jack Dempsey make his first essay in his effort to regain his lost, crown and judge for themselves if the fight was won on a foul. '

Sharkey who went down to de- feat has a. Eail-j-Allesrirlg his trunks .»too highwhich makes it dif- ficult to judged! theré wasfa foul. Those who say the picturesof the’ Sharkey-Maloney fight willlremcm- bet 'i.'hal;' thewfiléiifv”iflippedltflio fight in the thTrcFi-oflfidfyogélowei‘ Sherkcys trunilsgw,.thg,grppgg,,iine,.. However each. one. mtlso-Jtldgo-Jo themselves and the only way tb"do this is-see the pictures- ' -

Striking a new and pleasing note in Western drama, .'1‘om.. ‘rylexfs latest F. B. O. release, “Lightning Lariats," opened-yesterday lat the‘, Strand Theatre. An unusual twist; is given to thc story from the very‘ start. by having the juvenile king of Roxcnburg and his American gov- erness appear as the victim of B1111 kan politics, who have fled to the West to cscnpc assassinati .

Tyler, as the cowboy ero, gives a thoroughly satisfactory perform- ance. and his unusual physique shows to tremendous advantage in thc thrilling fight scenes. Hc is fast winning a place as one of the most promising stars in the field of sagebrush drama. and his work in ‘this picture is of high calibre. Little Frankie Dari-o, as the youthful King is warmly sympathetic, and adds to his lnurels as thc most out- standing juvenile on thc screen. Dorothy Dunbar as the governess- herolrle plays up splendidly to Tyler and is given excellent support by a. cast that includes Ruby Blainefl Fred Holmes. Carl Silvcro, Edvin Renard and Dcroy Scott.

Today is your last chance to sce this great “Twin Action" pr0GTll-ln~

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sonson and frnnl rcpurts it \vili be sl. . A (zollplc of seasons 11110 U10"? were twclvo of this class ‘in i lull-bur, since illcn some lluvc bccn‘ scni. in nuisldc points, so ihui. our» liiilc flvci. llus dwindlcll i0 six lll lilo waicr and ‘one Illui lllls not bccn llluucllctl. scvcn lll ull. The lul- csi. in gt) was tllc. “fling Roy" own»

loft. Friday cd by l\ll". 1.. J- lift-Donald, this snull

llitla crllfi. caught lllc eye oi’ illc (‘apflliu of thc ilcllolrrlpu Illilllll‘ they wcro ill port. ‘ .

'I‘hcrc is only ll fcw more good racing days loft. fills scusou, so lilo‘, owncrs of ilollls and ihosc IIHPPOH", ml ill yllclll ruclllg will have lmlkc thc most of it.

—SERVlCES ill illc. Baptist Church, Sunllncrsidc. Sunday, Scpl. 11th ni. 1i u. nl. and 7 p. nl- Rcv. .l. ('. liillrilll \vili prcacll.

3% E. LILLIAN

McKENZI

.Bacheior of Music

‘ Tuition in Planofortc, Singing, and Theory. "-'

Studio: 277 Richmond Street

Telephone 378-1..

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MM ROBERTA T. SPENCER F. T. C. L. Organist Baptist Church

Classes in Piano, Organ nnd Theory resume on Sept. 8th.

MISS BARBARA McNEILL I

will resume her classes, in

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rcprésontfltiVfi- of Trustees. 9031-0-8-41. To Let rescues WANTED -- FOR -— . . Slplinlghill School. district No. H0118! TO LET — CORN" 11s. Supplement $100. Apply to Euston slid Orlehar. Possession _ R a Murray. Se,,,.ota,-y_ - October lst- A. R. Wise, Grocer. . 9043.9.9.g1 r-r». ,~ ~~oon-a.-a-sl. no LET- flu NISIIED in?‘ Dig‘. ‘ , wanted -a l o dl‘ . ' ., r—-~—~ ''''' ‘"—‘“‘ J“; Ppy‘___u“_.___nn__ " _."W'ANTED TO RENT — HOUSE,

6 or 7 rooms. modern convenien- cos. Apply A. T. C- Guardian. . , ~ 904841-0411

it l ‘IMscKENZIE-Born to Rcv. and ,Mrs. C. G. MacKenzlc of Grand- lPrsiric, Alberta, a daughter (Barb-

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G. R. and Mrs. Fleming, a son, John

David Vinccllt. "1 ‘COFI-‘IN-At thc Prince Edward 151-‘ "

and Hospital. September 2nd. to

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coflin. a. son.

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lrison to Sarah L. C. MacLennau. iboth of Charlottetown.

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Rotary District Governor Pays

l\lr, Doll. J. Buckley. of Sydney. Rotary District Governor blurltinlc Provinces and Newfound- land. paid his first visit to Char- lottetown Thursday since llis elec- lion.

Mr. Buckley accompanied by ills sou arrived by the Hochelagu. in tile afternoon he held a conference with thc Directors. lll the evening he was the chief speaker at a meet- ing of ihc Club. Tile President, Qr. MacMlllau. presided, and introduc-

*1 ‘owoowoooo++uo+o+to0v+mwo+o+»o++vo+o+m+o+oQ I St. James Presbyterian Church ' ' ' ' l REV. BRUCE MUIR-MINISTEII Official Vlslt . 1 0RGANIST—GEORGE METIIVEN ml‘ m“ _ kl S Morning at 11.00 A. lit-Sermon. John Patterson now wnr lll-ii out at the Arena ill preparation for, IInthcmw-“Iiow Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" .. . (Msler) ~ l' i l 'il B l M -.- zVTllicyflItnflf Motnfitdlll. ‘llfl('l9O:»Vll8'(il Ewmm! “l 7'00 l" “L-sermim- king of the liiariiinlcs. is eliciting ' ._.. - - .. .. nlucll praise and no little admiral-j Amhcm‘ Mndc with M‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " uhummon) .

nu interesting and inspiring talk on the “World-wide Growth of Rot- ary."

Using a map of the world, Mr. Buckley showed the remarkable spread of thc movement witllill n comparatively short tilnc. until t‘)-

od the District Governor. who gill/dying but 580mg l

day there llrc 2700 clubs ill 42_ dif-i

feeui countries, with o. membership of 130,000’und all average percent- llgc zlttendance of 87- "Tilel-o must lllc solllcihillg ill tllc mqvenlclli. aft- er nil." llc said, "in view of these figures." ‘ _

(iovcrllor Buckley referred‘ to the wlllfercllce which he attended at Chicago, following thc Ostend coll- vvlliioll. and tllcn spoke of lha Dis- trict Conference to be held ill New-

foundland nu June 28th and 29th.

This he rcgzlrded as his own coll- fcrcncb. and llc was desirous of making it. n success. To do so he would need illc_ hearty co-operatiml of ull illc cluhs- ill the (listrilzt. lie pullltcd out that illc halullcc of trlldc between ihc Maritime Provinces and Ncsvfoundlulld in favour of lilo former, and it is only filling that ollr people should at lcnst visit tilcm at timcs when they havc iloillillg in scll tllcnl.

lll lilo courl-lc oi‘ his rcmarks, oll tllc world-wide growth of thc mnvc- nlelli. ill‘ suid ihlli 1n (illullda. lllcrc urc fill clubs. ulld 25 ncw ones are (‘Xilffflltlil lo ho organized this year. Thorn arc 2.090 in the Illlitcd Sluics. 205 ill (ll-cut llriialn and Irclulld. Clubs will likely bc csiab- llsllcd for tile first iiluc lll Gel"- mmly llfiol- u confcrcncc of inter- national officers ill Zurich.

’l‘ho speaker illcll clzlllorltlcd thc six (liljccts oi‘ Rotary, including thc ideal of’ service as a basis of zlll wurllly enterprise, high ethical slzlllrlnrds lll business and profes- sions, illc application of the Rotary idcul to professional business and private life, illc development of acqunllllauccsllip as an opportunity for service. the recognition of tho \vorlhlllcs of all llscful occupations, and illc advancement of under- standing, good will and internali- ionul pence through u worlrlfellow- silip of business and professional mou. uniicd in tllc ideal-s ni’ Rotary.

Fitting rcfercncc was mndc in tllc celebration of Canada's Jubiloc.

41nd lll this connmztiou tho speaker, rsircsscrl lilo need of cultivating :1‘ lmufllal ulldcrstulldillg bciwoen lilo,

different peoples of thc world. 11c also spoke of the part Rotary was playing ill thc movement to bring about universal pom-c.

ill - conclusion ho quolcd illc uwlrils of Arthur Supp. thc lllicrllzli- ioulll _Prcsidcnt. who zldvlscd thc

Roillrlnns in iukc Rniury scrlouslv B

in ordcr that thc. world would bc

m brlghicl" and life mudc swccicr.

‘Thursday's meeting was made rflc regular monthly meeting, the minutes being rend by thc Secret- 111')’. J- M. lVlurlcy.

At the close tile District Govern- or llcld u conference with thc cllzlir- mcll of Comlnittees.

At The Arena. l Last Evening

Jack Patterson, Canadian heavy- weight wrestling champion worked out at thc Arena inst evening be- forc one of the largest attendances since he first started his training hcre in preparation for his match with Bob McWilliams, of Moncton. lmcrowncd king of the Maritimes. Patterson's exhibition last night was both interesting and education- al and many fine comments were hoard from gcntlemcnon all. sides of the ring. ,

After a period of calesthenics, Mr. Patterson with the aid of an assist-

- ant from thc audience then gavc a

very interesting demonstration _of thc different holds used by the most famous and cha ion grapplers of thc mat game inc uding Joe Stcch- cr‘s wcll. known scissor hold, both arm, body and head; Zybszkds body bar; Gotch‘s celebra ed toe holds; Dr. Heller's toe hol s. and many other grips used by famous wrest- lcrs all ovcr the w d. Hc also iucludcd three