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"‘ilAUGH I`,f,§eWEii”

» ' EPISODE' `No.-1

twin, Frank olenelnne,

_'-1 And Hedda Nnvn

__ _ SEE 11' TooAY _ HEDDA NOVA

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FINAL CHAPTER UF

“Vengeance and

E ' the Woman”

TRUE BOARDMAN IN “I`lle Adventures

Oi Stingaree”

Second Adventure

‘“TOt0"' The Famous Complete Story each

Hippodrome Comedi -~ li

week. Todays-

IN “ ’ “THE JAI(_`.Ki'AR00”

ll-IE JUNK MAN

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MONDAY Harold “Lockwood _ TUESDAY IN“TI'lE SQUARE DECEIVER’

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9 FOOD BOARD FLASHES

S roll FElvllNlNi-; Foul THEATRE 1

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H~iwi_tllf'n Big Special

8--A_ReeI_ Programi-8

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HENRY B. WIHIHAH

nil Hiililsnl

“Little Shoes ”

The melody of child love plays

on ‘the heart strings in this tense Photo Play. It is clean, sweet and beautiful. The pla for the entire family.

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FUN GALORE

WEBER & FIELDS

nit rltlilousllliilollnwllil consnlANs ' in

“THE BEST _ 0F. ENEMIES”

3--Laughing Acts--3

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HERE IS ANOTHER i

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BARGAIN

We have nearly 50 .pairs WOMEN S’ OXFORDS mostly small sizes and some in _rked _$4.00 and more

'Ehdy ¢i°e'\vorth very`1ril_ich more than the marked price. But they have to move.

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llvllillirtise llrc out of fzlshion in`Bi'i-

illin iilosl- days. What do you tlllnil has sllcccoiiell tll<:ni'.’ \\'l-ll, just Mutt

limo liunll_\' and hor lllr_l.:e i`;l_illily!

li»:l`oi'l: the will' Lady Dccics was

one ol` the lealliilg specialists ill Pc- kiligtl-sv ill it palatilll cslzlblisllilicllt

in Lolilloil \\'hel'e Society with a cup ital "S" l`ol'egzltiiel‘ed to huy the llibc lots of the nionicllt, Now thc Peking

csc have gone the wily ol' all noll-es selltilils in \\'a\.'-llille and she keeps ll

rallliitry where she sells edible hun

nies at reasonable prices. You get more bunny for yoilr meat coupon

than you do of beef or lnntton_

"l :ini llvrll to lfxplzlin, to tench. to

sell," del-lllrt-s l.a<ly llecies from the depths ot' her nlnuve overall. "Tile Government asks us to keep rabbits nllrl l alll anxious to teach returiietl soldiers llow to cllre for them :ind

mzlkv their lllltrlies." ‘

llliw liliollt more rzliilliis ill (`!t1lil1d:i

as li conlributioli to the country’s

food slipply‘.’ '

MONTAGUE MARKETS

Oats (bl.'lf'k) bus .. .. _...$1.00 Oats (while) bus . . . ... 1.00

I‘]l§i»ZS . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 41

tialfsllills . . . . . . . . . . . ... . "._.1-I Butter . .. . . . . ...35

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John Byrne Co

For Saturday

Buyers _

2 Dks. Cream Sridas._, ____ __;25¢~. 2 pks.-Puffed Wheat. ' ____ _,25¢_ 3 pks. Pure Gold Plfddlngs 306 1 Lafilc 24 oz. Can Beans 22c 1 Can Peaches..__.______ ___18¢

“We aim to pig/igej'

_John Byrne & Co

1149. < “rigg-

T€II~a-pIlone-- '_

'Telephone your orders and we will promptly deliver any- ' 1111118.-llnywhere you say. -:~ -:- ' _ A TIIISMY pleasing service, nl~ ways ready and always fully co- Ollcrntive and satisfactory. -:- -:-

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' The Central "Gudi‘dain

ATTENTION.-See John Byrne &

Co. add.- lt’s worth while. 1180.

MOIRS CHOCORATES in bulk and

box at News and Variety Store, 70 Great George'Street. _ 1181

A SCHOOL SUPPLIES.-A large stock of School Supplies ready for the children al. News and~Vsriety Store. _ __ 1ls1.

' cL\i_Kf§'.'A"#_iD we-sr nivsil.-Ml-_ wlllln _i,"_jq_Wt i?vlil__eonauet the service ni West-,;tli,r§r, Sept. ist at 11 ll. ln. and Clyde River at 3 _p. m.

CORNWALL ANNOUNCEMENT.-

Rev.J.-Heaney will preach next Lord's Day at North \Viltshire 11. Kingston 3, (‘olnwa1l 7. The sermons ot the day will emphasize the ideas involved Zu

the term “Labor Day."

PLEASANT VISIT.-Mr. and Mrs.

J. il. Campbell, Mrs. <Dr_> Mncneos- l~‘redericton, Mrs. J. H. Gates, Mrs. Arthur Gates and Miss Etta. Gates

spent Wednesday in York, guests of W. H. Pope and Mrs. Cooke.

CHEESE BOARD.- The Cheese

Board m_et in the city yesterday with li small attenliailce President lirowll ill the chair. (lable Message read. Twenty five hundred cheese sold white 22'/4 colored 22 5-16. Buyers ngreezl to take cllese at same figure next week. Factories boarding cheese New Glasgow 420, Cornwall 100, New Perth iso, llllrelllrook, ll lo. small. ii. Match bid 22 3-16 and secured New Glas:-row, Cornwall and New Perth at

this figure. Meeting then iilljournefl to meet 20th September.

CHURCH SERVIIIES _

Slmdily School 10 a. ln. 11 a. nl.

Preacher Rev. O. H. Peters. 7 D. ill. SGFIIIOII. subject. “Tho Healing of the Nations. Preacher Rev. R. G. Fulton

BAPTIST CHURCH

10 a. lil. Sunday School. 11 a. m.

sermon, subject, “The Church and the Present Hour.” 7 p. m. sermon, suh~ ject, “Courage to Face the Future." Preacher, Rev. Charles R. Freeman.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN `

11 a. lil. Communion Service. Owing

Owing to absence of Mr. Emery there will be no service in the evening. §

_ sT_. JAMES' __

11 a. m. Communion Seiv_ice._su]i-

JBCL “C0l1I‘&ge to Face the Future.” sermon, subject, “The Law of Conl-

passion." Preacher, Rev. Dr. Fullqr- ton. Visitors welcome. All seats free.

ZION CHURCH I

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11 i1. m. salmon, Rev. Dougall Mc-

»Kenzie. 7 p. m. sermon, subject, “The Religion of the Trenches-Fatnlisril" Preacher Sergt. J. S. Bonneli.

PEOPLE'S CHURCH _

Services at 7 p. m. Rev. D. Mc-

, Lean. All seats free and ovorybody welcome. =

ST. PAU L’S

1_1 ll. m. Morning Prayer and Holy

Communion. 7 p. ni. Evening Pray- er. Rector Rev. T. W. Murphy. All seats fi-eo.,, -

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ST. PETER‘S CATHEDRAL

mln sunday _alter Trinity Holy (loin-inunion 8 a. m. and 11 ll. m. Matlns 8.45 Evensong 7 p. m. _

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Ensign and Mrs. P. Forbes, oillcers

iii chrirgo. 11 l1.m. Holiiiless Meeting. 3 p.ni. Sunday School, all children in- vited. Bible class for adults. 2.30 p. ni, service ill Victoria Park, weather permitting. 7 p. ln. Salvation Meet- ing. Song books provided. Everybody

Hsnnv sono wins cAND|oAcv

oF_’ri-is nEiviocnATs ~?

DETROIT, August 30.-With the re-

sult of the senatorfal fight definitely determined in the nomination of Commander Truman H. Newberry as republication, and Henry- Ford as ‘de- mocratic carididates,-interest in Tiles- day`s primary swings to the hot iight being waged for the democratic .gu- bernatorial nominstion. '

The slight margin held on early

retumli by Edward Frensdorf, of Hud- son,_ ovgr John W. Bailey, of 'Battle Creek, was wiped out when the _big

Wayne county (Detroit) vote begin :tl come in. Theirs returnsucombihed

welcome. _ `_

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has ll

AT 3- P- M- rr P/ws to buy in this Province. s-r. l>sTi_sR's_'i:|Av ‘scHodL‘ will i-'li-" cnnlpb

open F`r‘lda_Y§ Sa`plf"8'ihL I-"ees $15.01) ptir ~ 'Ml-_

annur}1._Api>ly_' tocinon simpson or iviissf i>el_lbrlslry__ ' "“'~"" _ `l‘1:i1'-s-lit_ti»t'll:'

SAFE `IN ENGLAND#-Mrs. J. A1'

Clarke, Ekporimetitii! Farm. (‘ity;"'re1 celvéii" 'l|"“‘ca‘li't"e`5 -Yésterdaiy' lrlorliing front- ivlr. eidlkil winning'-' "arrived-" safe." ` ‘ ' ""

i»Usi.lc Aucrlon..-'rite land ol lilo laté cnnrl6s“A‘:"wnoamnn, will be sold_at_ the Court I'-louse at Albertoii on Seplleinlber the 4tli‘ at t'welve`o'cloek p. ni.` _ ~ 11248-2sini¢3l.1

COME TO YORK HALL. MONDAY.

cake, tea and sandwiches served from I 5 p. in. to 8'. Proceeds in aid of pat-' riotic wor. (Weather not flue will be- held Tuesiray evening.) 1135-8-30M3l_

WEEK-END SUPPLIES FOR THE _

HOLIDAY 'IN `ABUNDANCE AT'_

JOHNSON AND JOHNSON’S. THE_ QUALITY DRUGSTORE. TELE- PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY AT- TENDED T0. ' _ 1174-8-31M2l

vonK__cln`c`ulT'.'-li'ev_ E. ii. Lil-

tlejohns will conduct service on the York Circuit to,mo_rrow_ as follows: 11 a. ln. York; 3 p. m.`Ilnion Road. Brackley Point Road at 7. Services will also he conci’ucted at Pleasant Grove at 11 a. ni. and Cove Head, at

il p. m.

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ATTENDED CONVENTION.- Alli-

ong the delegates to the Maritime Teacher’s Convention in Moncton which closed Tllurstlliy lifter lt most successful session were Principal Lloyd Shaw of the Georilemwn Nil!" School, Miss Ethel 'I‘lly'lor and Miss Towail from Charlottetown and Miss

Tanton and Miss Illlinslly from Stim-

nlersitle. _

GOOD WHEAT CROP.-Judging by

samples received in the Guardian Of- fice the wheat crop this year is Boing to be a bumper one. Some samples have already been referred to. A stalk was received yesterday which was grown in a four acre field on the farm or Mr. Joseph.Ca.mpbell. PQDID-F P0911 the stalk ineasuresilve feet, one inch ill length, is well lielided and is a fall' average sample ui the pi'od'uct of the w'llole field.

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AT THE Pn_lNcE Ep_wAR_p-_-_

Starting off with a bang. _'_The fi_i_‘st episode of the new _Vittigrnpll___sc_r,I_l;l,_ “The Woman and the Web." cauglll on with the patrons of the Prince__Ff<l-_ ward yesterday. This new serial promises, judging by the first chap- ter, to be even more popular _than “TIle Fighting Trail." New scenes. new stars, and an altogether' different story, a story with dash, and_ _thrilI,_ right from the start; makes _this onek -of the _best serlals___ever sorsenedat; the Prince Edward. _‘_‘Th@ _R9<1_Ii9l\i“gi"i fifteenth chapter ot "Tha f\`1l5Iill\‘_Sl Trail” brought this popular. serial, t_0_ li. fitting close., "The Junliman/T, A two-act comedy, featuring the famous; Hlppodrome _comedian "T0f0»" kevin the* l-lildle‘aco“‘_»_ll§ \_raal~s.- on iuushteri lrnln.-slsl»l‘ta~ni`lisilzi Thsilsillre News* with its lntel‘e“stfn"g’wai""lld'en'cs walit up to its usual stanlIard.._ The secqildl episode of tho"'St.ingarce'.{..serles rlllsl. sed connection ni. Moncton, but will: be shown today' Making twolileivé reels `_for"tjo'(fziy'_sp_ragi‘iiirl: ' A1totl§4ll\f‘ er this is an excellent»wee1t-aiid.blil.:_

Keep Mlnl.i-ls'p__l.Init*¢\_Hi'i`t In the 'housé

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cnv scliools

Re open Tuesday Sept 3rd ` _ Carter S

Bookstore

ls agaiin headquarters for

School __B_oi)iis _'

fi -f»_j_i 'tl 1. _ii--,gf-5 1 ScIiooI~_..SuppIieL;

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Benool Books," _C9l_ie9o Tex, ‘ Books, Blank B6'oi(|,"8é'rIbhlerl| _Exercise Books, Work Book# _ Pepin, lnlgs, Poneljli Note Booklli Foblseap, Drawing Pads, F_l>i,ini_, » tain Pens, Note Pip¢r,“"Eiiipl‘ »esv~f.lMv~°\eler..Pfi*i”° ""“'l_ etc., ete.`_ _ . 1 _ , .

All School looted sold-at publ'

llshars len. An books not Ili'

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stock will be quickly ordered. ._¢ ; 9,

Pnmlg-Q 9-inn ~

. LETTER OF SYMPATI-W '

~--.-rT- _\* _;_,: _ following letter' of Condolence een forwarded to Mr. Henry

ell, Nine Mile Creek. _ _

Henry Campbell, Ni_ne__' 'lilli0__ -Dear Sir and Brither:-Wit_ll__ g' ot deepest resret we have li that you have been called up-I mourn the loss of youlgbelov-srl' 1', which. event has br0USI\i_ sorrow to you and other nieni-

TIIE WRIST W

__ The Wrist watoh___is _a fixture

" notfa fad. _ltls ,°irbwin§` _ _

~ i_ty is embracing women and men

"in‘“iill"walks of life. Recognizi Ntheifacti that it has cbifieitdfstgld

oeth all things well, remember- 3' _

that whonii the Lord loveth he '_ ` We I'laVe Selected What_We

neth and scourgeth.. The _nle`nib- ~ _ to be the greatest vangty Of King George Division desire to _ y to you their heart felt sym- °

in your sad bereavement real-

that you do not sorrow as those _ ut hope and _that your mother :

r Brother,, ,while we _sy`mPBU1' . ith you in your sorrow we real- at only those who have passed' gli such experience can fully ehend what the death of a nloth- _ ans to _yo_u, we _would therefole and you to the all__wise_ l_i_‘a__tbs_r_

Sept! 2' for ‘a -'good time. Ice cream _C

;ers oi’

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watches tn the province at least’ the most extensive in the city.

Cali and see them. _ ' ' "

dealt but called to li. higher alld ` ' _ , or ace of abode

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_ ned on behalf of_Kin_g George '_ _ .

ion. Yours in L. P. F. - . ` ..- ,. _

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§:§xM;",f§C|'LY'EN Offical C. G. R. Watch Inspectors: 1

MAQK Mei=AovsN _ Estab.'1868~. ~_ »;»ifl;‘-` --i-~ ‘ ="`.".'-'._3"" ` ‘ *Ml ‘ sounls MARKETS. -. _~.f-;-"1_‘_-_:_ _W __ __ .. f ..

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_t 0 I fears 'a; ‘ei Te n las __ ;. i'e Pi ` .ai Y . . eiexvfmse 6

I ..- British 'Pax Payer,¥a`ltihough*Nevitgealanelm andfi Australia .have borne their

share, as well as the Smallest atom ofthe Empire, the Malay States, which have

' contributed a battleship. At the pl‘ese,n__t tip_ae_we cannot _takethat work upon

olir-shodldg-rs, 'bull _ive can undertake ’to“" care for the Wound,e_d__a_nd disabled

_ saiIof~is.sn%'t;o allev _ te the;st>1:rowi_`of*th@.lWlind0w and",the_-“sufferings of the 5 ol~phé.lls'6 those whose blood~~sli`a\inedf»the decks, or who A--have#-sunk beneath _ the waves. _

[_--~_»‘_¢1;"~l " '. »:~_». ‘.’ . To the Sailors blffthe Mercantile Marine' weiowe the__m'at’e1‘lal.p1‘ perlty

I we enjoy in Canada today, for they have carried dur, food proillietsian muh 5 itions to the Allies. These men have faced 'every d‘ange`r of mine *and tide,

wind and submarine, in order. that the Empire’s commerce might not stay

_ its course and that the Empire’s troops might pass upon their way If, in the

_ performance 0f_%aJ.éiy'a ship goes down.arld__those sailors escape, the next you

hear of them ist ' `\tIIley are again one another ship. They dofnot forget that up on them and their comrades depend the safety and trade of the Empire, and whether the Empire lives or dies depends on whether or not we are all p erful at sea. _< _If they are blown up or drowned, that is part ofthe risk cheer fully taken. But what of their Widows and orphans? ”

Now what are we goingito do forthe wounded and disabled sailors of

both services; the widows and orphans of those seamen who have paid the supreme sacrifice, a`s well as for 'chef Navaland- MerchantlSailors, prisoners of War in Germany? As true Canadians, we cannot ignore the responsibility that is upon us and the potency of the appeal which says that men die or suf fer for our welfare; we cannot do; less t_l_1an_ honor- their memory by helping to care for their loved ones. ' ' `. ' ` if .

Our sailors havei always been ready to do their duty; let us be ready t0'

respond to their appeal; to shoulder our. share of the discomfort and prlva tions entailed by this War and let nobody adopt the attitude of thinking thatl they, hemselves, ought not to be affected`by it. Let your contribution be at generous one in memory of those who sleep in the depths of the ocean andl whose requiescant is sung by its ceaseless Waves and in thankfulness to those

who, through 'the%_r_fait_}_lfi1lness and=lleroism~-o_f`lduty .in our behalf will suffer until the end of l; is titanic struggle. `

_ _ The present appeal is made bythe, Navy League of Canada f_or the follo

'ing purposesz- “ ' . '~ _ .

(a) For King George’s Fund for Sailors. ' `

' (b) For Sailors of the Navy and Mercantile Marine, Prisoners of War. .. (c_)___For ,the _relief of _British and Canadian Sailors and their depe ‘ ' ents;--for' Sailorél-'Hbl_nes, lfnstitutes ‘and Hospitals ‘ffit~ii€9ms!dal an

thr°ugh°_`itf}i°lEmW$_` _' ` `<Sgafl>_w. fe. lzossf i ""*l"” H'

~* "~~l'.' . I ominion Preside`nt¥

'l ~ ~ _ ». I. . ._ar..° .tl2e»..i..ie°l The appeal in P ` and _ will. n_ er th direction 0 t 9

_§r<i_i[rinciai1 Branch, o §§glNf Mhbgiiddndis Preidident, and Dr. W ~ .' :IS E93.. 1195i. .°“t:. ~. ` 1' . ‘

\ ~- ‘Ji E:lIlI<il§;Il:ug§i¥%.1t‘s_;.o'f~‘tll‘e 'Empire ar'e Qivingftlrelr hearty co-'opemflilon tio this -s,ppea_.f~ es p' ta' »a__ssisllan<_:e.gf n , Qier en has " un eere and the cd-operation oinliil Clergymen args Sizhdolgllgiichers is d

Envelopes for collection will be supplied on request: ‘ _.lt .‘l*:f ‘

.ll Ballon’ Wleeltsisioffirflaiiy setffillr. 1lift..toi7/th September. "All__.i'_emi€tanceS should be sent in not later than 30th September to the Provinci_ii.__ §€C1'ef2 91'- ' ' » 1, J*

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. We have lntimmanse stock aj _

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To the People of I

_ An appeal ofthe Navy League of Canada is being made tothe generous people of this great Dominion, for funds for the relief of British and Canadian Sailorsof the Navy and Mercantile Marine, as well as for the seamen of both services at present Prisoners of War in Germany. __

We have every -confidenceithat not only will a generou_s response be forth

coming, notwithstanding tlle,n_umb_er _of calls upon our c1tizens,_bul; that they will make a' contribution worthy of the appeal and commensurate with the _ grea`t_need_`of urgent §l'in‘anc_ial’ assistance -to provide for the relief of our _- sailors and_'_theiz' d`epe`l'_ld'ents, as well as for the mlainte1`lance"of Institutes

Orphfanages, etc., caring for these magnificent and fearless heroes, who have kept' our shores free-from invasion, maintained the freedom of the seas for "”1_t;'lre"_fA11ieH, Nja,t_iol?ls_ Qitiiilftijansported ' our products and our troops to the field of __ba_l;tle_without the _loss of a single life. ` * ' " " " `

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