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TONIGHT sso ‘The Unmsrriedifivthef’ g VAIIDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS éiANGE OF PLAY NIGHTLY

sin-nun RISES EVENING AT s30 SHARP‘ . nooas OPEN 7.30. cum/nu RISES t; MAPINEE 2.20. ~ DOORS orsu 1.45

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Tickets ordered by phone, or left to be called for, will

it: arriving aft-r curtain I not be held after 6.30 p.m.

rises will _be obliged to wait Quntii first act ls over

PRICES

Tickets now on sale at the

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Theatre for all Perform- Qychegtra 75c, $1.00 ances. Balcony 75c. Rush 50c. IX

As the electric telegraph was an edvenee 01C previous methods oi communication, so le

l "TIP TOP TEA" II edvlgsoe In quality MOI‘ ’ slll other teas. ' ' .»

....=g l I NOTICE WHOII u MAY CONSERN

gills is to advise the PUBLIC and ALL IT MAY CONCERN, that FINLEY

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M. McKINNON is no longer a member of the of KENNEDY, WEBSTER & McKIN- LTD" nor is he in any way connected withthe business, he having severed his con-

glllection with us by MUTUAL CONSENT.

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Sure Relief for Womenk Disorder

is natal 11 swarms-nun

tre -‘ IQPIIIBIDIUO. enmdcts cannot hel ut do ‘iheluding del d end pm , » . mo‘, oi the womb. etc. Prim ‘ so cien ior one month's treatment. k talent. enough ior i0 do s. worth 1ie will he “m. 1e env- selcrlnx Women w 0 wtil mid‘ me her so.

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AT s1". JAMES ﬁtiuﬂct-IF-Rev- Dougeld McKensle oi Montague will preach st both services in St_ Jam- os Church tomorrow. .

. FLANNELETTE oi worth‘. end duality specially priced today at

Potouo. 3230<l0~2-1i.

—-w- ' l . YIQ R8 I Edison cdieiilﬁr Prowss Bros. Ltd. 809l~9-28-6i

new its: F n svsu] o 1e in durum El di?p§.l 1o~z~1-.-.

A SPLENDID SHOWING oi led- suede gloves. regular $2.25 and es at Prowse Bros. Ltd.

309149-2861.

GIVE THE BOY AND GIRL A Kodak or camera and ‘they'll im- prove their idle hours. All prices Johnson & Johnson, Druggists. 3235

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WOMEN'S dogskin and winter suede gloves, regular $2.25 and $2.50, special $1.98.

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IF YOU WANT CHOW-CHOW “like mother used to make” buy our mixed spices. We carry the best quality only. Johnson & John~ son, Druggists. 323

TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT. —Mr. Richard Metcalf will conduct the services Sunday October, 3rd. preaching-at Tryvll I11 the mornins. Appln Road at 3 o'clock In the ai- ternoon and Crapaud at 7. _ iii- ' Jr <I . YOU CAN HEAR it at our tore. the famous EDISON DIAM- OND DISC with which the Edison Laboratories have chall" enged the Talking Machine Manu rscturers. You are welcome at ollr store. A. E. Toombs, 167 Queen St. 3'.l32-l0-'.’r2i_ {ecu-i-

PERSONALS

Miss Jean. Glover of Grahams Road is visiting her sister.‘ hllss Robina Glover, Stanley Bridge

Mrs_ l-LlCannlng leaves this morn

' lng for lMontnal accompanied by

her mother Mrs. J; D. Currie who will reside with her daughlﬂ-

Miss Robina Glover oi Stanley Bridge has returned to her home after visitln-g her sister Miss Jean Glover, Grahams Itoad.

-¢Miss Helen Dalton, daughter of Mr. Jerry Dalton, Burton. Lot, ‘l. left recently to attend Stun- stoad Wesleyan College at Stan- stead Quebec. ' "

'Misses‘.ile'rtha'abirEvelyn Brown ‘oi Grahams Road are spending their holidays in Stanley Bridge tho guest of their Cousin bliss ‘Ro- bina Glover.

Mrs. \Villiam J. Mowatt. Miss A. C. Morris and Mr. Cloud Morris oi Chatliam, N. B, are taking in the CharlottetownExhibitlon the guests oi Mr. and 'Mrs_ Alex. Campbell. Brookfleld. They intend returning next week. ‘

POLICE COURT

At- Police Court Thursday the following cases were disposed of:

Five drunks ﬁned -$l0 each, one drunk $20. Two prohibition cases fined $200 each, One case of breach

' of prohibition fwss handed over to

Judge Stewart. Two men ﬁned $5 each for being’ disorderly on the street. There were four cases of Breach of Motor Vehicle Act. two being fined $10 each and two $2 each. One case of larceny was dis-

missed. Yesterday before the Stipendiary Magistrate more cases

were disposed of. as follows: One breach oi‘ inland Revenue Act, ad» journed till Monday; one breach oi prohibition act fined $200 or three months. Two men were arrcsfcd for running a gambling game on the

square alt night wort dismissed. One woman was fined $20 or thirty

days for being drunk. ller sentence was suspended pending good be- hsvior.

Bomb Plot

Frustrated In Ireland LONDON. Sept. 29.~Scotiand

Yard frustrated ta plot to blow up the Irish office and treasury build- ing hero, a Scotland official denial-- ed today. lie said the Sinn Feincr- and Bolsliqikl planned the explos- ion as reprisal for police activity against them. Irish planned to scnd taxi cabs loaded with high explos~ Ives into the street before tho twt. buildings. After the explosion was declared it was planned to have a large body of armed men rush Into the district and inﬂict much dam- age and if possible escape in the contusion which was certainly tc

I stones us eddree amt uyls w. odds. Windsor, hI-I t! Llmmu nnnoolns Ivnnrwnmtl

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follow. The oili ial said .a number of secret arrosls had boon made. A number o! others were implicat- ed. Ho said the ringloaders it was admitted are unknown yet,

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. .‘ .4 BEkUHFUUNEWOIVER‘ unc- es ecelved this morning. IBendIngs and Mouncingm-at Patons. . 3280-10-2-‘li.

DR. K. W. MIGKINNON, V013!’-

ny-y Surgeon will promptly. nd

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GHEE8E,BOARD.—Tbo- cheese aqi metﬁn the cItYJ erdaY- i! essege from Brockv e was

r 2-"1500 sold It 25516 10

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LADIES STOGKI G8 selling at

special prices fq P tqlizt $5.2 i’

MEN'S SUITS in all the latest styles and. patterns, s big rouse, t0 choose from. Prices $1800 to $45.00 Prowse Bros, Limited

3076-9-20-61.

csveuolsrl-llllr. J. s. ndnnéil will preach his final sermon in this congregation Sunday "Oelobe?

Cavendish 7.30 p. m.

OUR LADIES FUR COATS In hip length or three quarter styles are beautiful. They come in Hudson

sea-l. Austrian beaver, Coney. Muskrat and Marmot. Prowse Bros, Ltd. 3091-928-51

insert}: -TO'NIGHT.—-A meet- ing ‘will be eid this‘ eveningnt 8 o'clock in Judge l-IaszardT. cham- bers (east entrance) underthc aus- pices ‘o! thjtiillml Cross-Society to form a committee for (‘hi d Wel- fare. .Mrs_ Hasbrouck will address the mestlngf

TEACHERS MEETlNGP-The P. E. Island Toachcrs concluded their convention in this city yesterday iorennon when lilcy completed the organization of thr-ir lllliﬂll. Var- ious phases in connection there with were (liscusscd-pro and con. ——-i-

Hotel Arrivals

VICTORJA HOTEL

W. A. Cookson, St. John; John Whcar, Sourls; R.. C. ltlclseany8ou> ris; F. Chivors. New York; A. D. Ryder. London, Eng; R. ll. Cmorc. Newmarket, Eng; Mrs. C. P. Clark Sussex, N 13.; Mr. and Mrs. D. D. McKay. Kentville, N. 5.: A. D. Bur- ry, Pictou; J. D. Iloss, Halifax; W. D. Ross, Sydney; R. Peers, Van- couver, B. (3.; W. B. hicLcllan, Tat-

John; R. McLeod, River John; G. lticKay, River John; Charles Wal- lace. River John; C. N. McLeod, Montreal; W. Brinsley, Summer- slde; Art Tobin, Montreal; Joan Walker, New Anndn; D. L. “hiker, New Annan; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Shaw, Halifax; Mrs. W. W. Shaw, Halifax; Mr. and Mrs. Gnltfddali- fax; E. E. Parkson, hiontagurnhlrs. E. E. Parkson, Montague; Mrs. A. E. Smith, Montague; W. M. Faber, Vernon; Capt. Closgrove. Vernon; E. Suddaby, Toronto; Mrs. Briggs. Montreal; Mr. Ruttenbury’, Mon- treal; W. A. Rosa. hionctnn;..l\lr. and Mrs. D. McG. Chisholm, New Glasgow; Katherine Greany, St. John; F. D. Mahoney, Melrose; J. F. Slack, Mclrosc; C. D. (‘lurk and wife, Spokane, Wash.‘ _ ‘ _ I '—- Ravens HOTEL

Taylor, AntIigorn-lsh. Mr. ‘Taylor. Antigonisll; ll. and; M. Ross. Flat River; A. w. McLaren, Ilclle River; Ivan Kyr. R. Bay; Jas. A. Shaw. Carillgzul; Russel (i. Keefe, Sourls East; Al» Ian McSwain. Lorne Valley; K. McGratll, Lorne Valle)‘; George A.

Johnson, Cardigan Ilcad; Angun M. Level. Lorne Valley; Chas. Ilugnn, Baltimore, lnd.. Alla Mr:

Kay. Springﬁeld; A. Murray/Gril- hams Road: W. n. \Villis. Allllan. daic: l‘. C. McDonald. Annundaie; \vi\lllO Wliitc. ltiontngun; Clifford Camllboll- Dlﬂllitllkllo; (Zlloa. Mc- Lurc. hiontasruc; Eric D. llcwill, Cardigan: John J. Burke, Rollo Boy’: W. ii. Kccfc, Rollo Bay; Wm, l’). Fitzpatrick, Cardigan; H. West,

Twill-To??? Sarsaparilla

Makes Food “A TaetLGood

cmtse en lpputltg, 44, qqéium] puriﬁes the blood, sifting "uﬂyg eerofull. ceterrh. ti; y". ‘n. aches of rheumltlll and glee; "Nnlth to the whole system. "u"! i! reerwphenomonei eelee "II t" "err v1 m crest until sol eucoses oi Hood's Benepullj. l;

is just the medicine you noed now.

3rd at New Glasgow at 11 a_ Inuend’ .

amogouclle) J. ll. Ansholm, Riven

R- J. Brown. Scotch Village; J. c.‘

S. Warren‘, Crap-b.

Toronto; J. "Clark Baroque; (f) _

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case or a. patient who secured B box o! Phosphonod loss than s. month ggo, Th]; use ‘was oi a man 64 years oil. 418d 59°“

more than ionr veers. H

shunting into a drug stole on his cme which announced his entrance so hoepsiniully labored to a dlmir.

Thqrtnaollddhe 91 ‘e stow of, o, ort o" wasted i. , ‘ , {I118

land tomes!’ rrrlins" 1min health. Amr- only three days’ treatment, this saline man came hock a d;i rent man. Re was able to walk ded i0 irfniore than o. _ 4 spoke the gratitude‘ his tongue could not express. For the past week this man has been working in his store. lie was alblo to‘ scrub tho ‘floor unaided. He does not heal his cane any mare. Hiitﬂsl! a is almost ris . - t- e rake’ ﬁnite rbmsirltetile . igmrove- ment this man should ‘be entirely

well within a short time. This is only 030.01 d", 4T » 5"‘

Its which ‘have yt ldedwg-‘hos- phonol. '

Sold at all good drug store or by snail irorm"'l‘he Scobell Drug Co. Montreal. Prices, $3.00 a box, or 2 for $5.00. Don‘t waste your money in cheap remedies. Get one worth willie. Sold in Charlottetown at FIDMBFS Drugstore.

Redford; K. L. Waite, Wilmot Val lsy; J. McMillan Wilmot Valley; E1 F. Ilarris, Halifax; R. D. Mc- Kenzie, Plctou; D. C. Mnhar, Darn- y; Kentford Waite, Wilmot; Frank Gamble, Cape Traverse; Harry Muttart, Cape Traverse; W. R‘. Mutch and wife; Angus D. Walk- er, Launching; F. S. Cameron, Am- herst, N. S.; W .A. McLeod, Riv- er John; D. Gills, River John; E. Kennedy, Kensington; E. F. Mont‘ lomery, Kingston, Ont. Dllnnrdht Llnlluent for Ilurnn, etc.

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POLITICAL IGENEROSIVTY _. . ... _,;,,‘,

"l elm veny much lllnpressed," rc- marked title personage ilrom abroad, "by lilo cxtrrelne gvnoroslty dis- plrtyod mutually by the genilzlomon who designate tllolnsolvcs us DGIIIO cralts and itepubllcnns."

"l don't quite soc whvvrcrywll gut. dihzlt generosity idcn," said lillU

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-' Vitagraph Incg-Presents - ~- The. Late Charles Klien-‘s Famous Play

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A Dramatic Master, Picture, interest Compelli “ .. Ads A Startling liiipositiorl “of {tiielllamdus Third Degree “As Practiced- i-ly‘ the. Police of New York. _ A Picture Drama that will Grip you. .1; from the opening to the closing scenes in I Tll-AillliG Through-Athlihrilliiigl oliiplei for ,“ THE SILENT AVENGER ”

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reunions misoalorqf’ r-Wztshlngton 30mm;

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Musids Imitation

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- to _ I iMusids RECREATION In 1877 ThomasA. Edison presented the world with a mac-

"ihinerthat imitated music. It was the original phonograph ---stili imitated by other. manufacturers.

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"lite! Pllintgttph with s Soul"

What, n tribute ‘to Mn. Edison's genius that he should have lnvon- ted ltho first crude luanllino and than rn-rrecil-d thy finnl triumphant istrunlent. To develop t-hc imita- tion of music into the Ila-Creation

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oi music tools him nearly. .40 you-a. ~ Experiments alone on the New lDdI- son cost him tllreo million dollars. Yul Illemodﬂls of tho New Edison which you sce in our store are within reach‘, oi every pocketbook.

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This small picture is from an actual photo- \ graph taken in July. 1919. .I_t_- shows Leoia Lucey, the musical com- edy star, making the‘ Edison “Official Test" or one of her record- ison and began to sing her song. Suddenly she stopped and the new Edison sang the lsongvaione. There was no difference between her ‘ voioe ' and its RECREATION. The recording was passed as an “Official” Edison RE-CREATION. .

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