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'LYCEUM THEATRE

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PERSON ALS

Honfllll I). McEwen, Morsli, left

yesterday .for H`a'iIfax.

Mr';";&£ivlJ7t1~C°Ilfm7'°r' city' has re' Miss Elsie Shepherd has left i'orl_

lurne?-f’?m»;Bl" °‘°h”‘ her home in Halifax alter spending

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a guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Nash. _ .___ ;

Miss Marjorie Dimmlck of llailfax is

visiting' in the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Clarke.

a week very pleasantly with he

Ml" Kath’ Stanley' City' mn' wil' friend ‘Miss M. 4Essery, Chestnut Ave.

tgrday on a__vlslt,to Montreal.

~Miss ‘Blanche Pomeroy, Brighton,

Mr' and Mn' J' D' Jenkins' City' \vho has been visiting relatives in

have ’°°“_‘_°’,‘°d from “ “sn to Han' Montreal and Coaticook, Quebec, has

fax. i ` `f-- -,

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Mr. W. W.‘Stanley, Registrar, let

retumed homo after a pleasant holi- day.

Yes'-"day mnmmg °“ "' "lp w Syd' Misses Leah and Annie Mullin leit

ney, C.B. `

Miss Kathleen Earle oi’ the Patriot

staff has returned from a visit to Fred~ ericton, N. B. _

yesterday morning on return to New York, alter a. visit to their parents,

land St.

ML Emu, Bowness' of Edmomom Mrs. J. s. Horan snacniiuren who

arrived in Kensington on Saturday to have been spending the summer with

visit his father.

Keep Mln¢.rd"s Lldiment In the house

the i’ormer’s parents Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Maoinnis have returned to their home in Saskatoon, Sauk.

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:CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

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men) making from $5 up daily in

_, spare time showing our Free Sam-

j~, ple .book to friends and acquaint-

ancee.No outlay.0rders filled with-

in 48 hours. Largest manufactur-

. ers dealing direct with agents.

= Guaranteed British Manufacture.

Write manufacturers Dept. 6, 35

Qi Church street, Toronto. \

' 929-8-IBMEZWKI. A Fon sALa

FOR SALE .A DEERING BINDER.

' Apply to.-'P. Byrne, North River.

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FARM FOR SALE. APPLY RUCE

H. Yeo, Union Road.

1062-8-2ilM8i

ron sate.-House couramme [seven rooms. hot water heating.

"large barn. Apply 51 Elm Ave.

it f . ‘ 991-8-22M6ipd

FOR SALE.-MAN'8 BICYCLE, 22-

inch frame. almost new. Apply, 30, ' Brighton Road. 9818-8-21M6ipd

FOR SALE-AIOU1' 700 OAI!! OF

sanitary cans, suitable sise for 'blus- berries. Apply Charlottetown ‘Coil

donned Milk Co. 475»'|»18Mtf

lsscono Hams smosn Ano nom: ' wagon. Both in good condition. Ai-

- bert Weeks, Albany, R.R.

1080's-27M6|

'Emi w'aN':r' sr' n-'sun 'n"

;_wANTED, AT ONCE, LATHER§ T0 ‘fppvork on new Brunswick Hotel, Moncton, N.B. Apply to James Reid, °“Contractor, Moncton. 1076-8~2'lM5i

iivAN1'e5'3 fnools;-MAN warn-so '; 10 work on farm. Apply John lin. puma. ses-s-zum:

WANTED-BOY T0< LEARN- THE

Drug business. Apply at once o E. A- 1'°_-¢_~f_-_._, _ _ »6o~s-104. ff-

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wsnrso rr ones _ ovsnrrbri

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WANTED HELP...-

FEMALE '

WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply at this otilee. _

1071-8-27dtf_

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DOMINION EXPRESS MONEY OR- ders are on sale in ilve thousand oillces throughout Canada.

1075-8-27ME1l

s1'sAvEo mom oA|.1'oN sANA-

tonium, white 'bull' dog. Please re- turn to Benj. Crabbe, owner, at Sanatorium. 1003-8-23M6ipd

TWO PARTLY FURNIOHED ROOMS

for' light house keeping. Apply 347-L. 1015-8-23_M6l'. .

TEACHERS WANTED

WANTED TEACHER FOR ALEXAN ` der School. Midsummer holidays

Supplement eighty live dollars. Lay ton McCa'be, Secretary, It. R. No 1, Alexander. 883-8-l.6Mtf

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*Rooms 'ro ter. APPLY 49 Euston

Street . 1037-B-24M3ipd“.

T0 RENT.--GROUND FLOOR OF-

tice, ceptral location. Apply to The m al Tobacco Co 90 ueen St

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FOUND' ON Tl-IURSDAY NIGHT ON

the road near Georgetown a lady’n coat. Owner may have the same by calling at The Two Macs Drug store. `

LOST `

LOST-DORY FROM NINE MILE

Creek whari‘.Has 'been missing since

` Sunday, August 18th. Write Neil

MacQuarrie, Nine Mile Creek.

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iottetown a ten doiIar,biIi. Finder

;fMr. and Mrs. James Mullin, Cumber--`

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FQOWEIS ARPREClATED`NF-»Y8s-

terday. The Guardian, .vrlaswigessnted with a beautiful *bouq\let7bf‘- f-sweet peasf-,bY'¢t‘MIi`ss*~.~B;Il\ Qla\§l;__»“U‘f North Wiitllhire, -whos"e"'th6l`§lrt`iulness is

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sr. ou;uAs'rA`N'1_s iujivqnstw. _

The' Guardian has' receive }"`;l:»lcoi1y of St. 7Dunsta'n's jUni\`#ereity ptoppectus for 199.1919. . 1§_ glvssfttiii; paitiqui-‘ us or this “fiistiituiiggigg springing _ ~;ias

.brna“a..d;._sss§ 1l'.¢.ac-'1ii1'r.il»is. mst

new sessiou_.opona.on Tuesda,y,»Sopl.. 10th. __ _

To assist AT soRbEN.- Capt.

John L. Read' has' sold his property at the corner oi’ Cottage nnd Prince ,streets to Capt. Pcarl,`of the"S. S. Enterprise. Tho price wus $2,500. Capt, iteud's family are moving to iiordsn, P. E. I., next week, says the Pictou Advocate.

ENJOYING A HOLIDAY--Mr. C.C.

Macneill of the Customs Dept., Otta- wa. and Mrs. Macncili, are spending In enjoyable holiday on I’_ E. island. i‘hey have been the guests several 'lays of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1-iouston ol Mayfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Toontbs, of North ltustico. On Mon- lay they motored to Charlottetown in Mr. 'I`oomh’s car, cn route to Souris. whcro they will spend a week with Senator and Mrs. Macliean. it is 18 years since Mr. Macneill visited his island home, and thoroughly enjoys meeting friends and acquaintances of former years.

ISLAND AIRMAN KILLED.- Miss

_I Louise llacker, Summersidc, reeeiv'

ed s_ telegram on Saturday bringing the sad news that her only brother, Cadet James Hacker, had been ki|l~ ed accidentally on Friday, ut Desoron- to, Ontario, where he had been train- ing in aviation. No particulars were given other than that the sad_ai‘lair was an accident. The late Cadet Hacker was thirty-two years oi’ age and had enlisted with one oi’ the art- illery units in Charlottetown. Later he secured a transfer to the Royal Air Force and had been in training for some weeks before the fatatllty occurred. He was the only son of the late Mr. Thomas Hacker, Bed- eque, and was a splendid type oi' young manhood. He was a graduate B. S. A., of McDonald College, and only recently received his commission as Lieutenant.. He is survived by two sisters, Miss Sadie Hacker, in the employ oi- Messrs. James Paton & Co., Charlottetown, and Miss Louise of »Summerside. The father and mo~ ther had predeceased him by several years. The bereaved sisters will have the heartfelt sympathy of a wide circle of friends lu the sorrow that has suddenly overtaken them.

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We have nearly 50 pairs ' woMsNs' oxronns ‘ 'mostly small sizes and some marked $4.00 and more. =

I' They are worth very'much more than the marked price. But they have to move. .

Yours for

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Overcomes Dcrspirntion and sensxtivegzhees oi fetl during , hot was er, also relieves tender feet th e year around.

e Sginkleyin the shoes it ~ ten to prevent rolling of

~ FUNERAL TODAY.-The funeral roi the late Mr. Edward Skerry, whose

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UUE IHOFDIDE. Charlottetown Fish Supply Co. 1074-8-27M11

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. MOTOR LAW BROKEN. -.-Before A~ Campbell, J.l’., on Saturday. a ,Charlottetown trader, charged with p breach of the Motor Vehicles Law, was convicted and fined $10 and costs

‘or fifteen days in jail. H

remains. accompanied by his two Llllllgllters, arrived Saturday night, will take place this afternoon at 2.30 to -St. Paul’s Church. lutermcut in PeopIe‘s Cemetery.

KILLED iN ACTION. - llis friends

will regret to learn that a telegram was received yesterday by Mr. lioop~ cr Horne, announcing thc death of ilerbert McKie, who was killed in ur

tion in France on August 11th. Mr. ilerhorl McKle was a brother of Mrs. liooper ilorne. lie enlisted iirst with it battalion' in Alberta and later \\'ili\ an English Regiment. This hravr young soldier \vl|o has thus mzulcthf supreme sacrillee is another oi' our lsland'boys whose grave is now lx. France.

A PATRIOTIC FAMILY.-Mr. and

Mrs. Alex. J. Bahhrlck. of Bristol, Lot ~i0, huvo given liiicrallly to lhe <-ailisu of liberty as the followilig will slmwv They have one son Patrick l~`r:\u<'i.»- just returned from Franco woundt-d in right leg, left side and gassvd. An other son, Joseph, is in France no\v_ and two others l-libhit and John an

in the American army ilying corps. Philip is in the construction work and itunes and Louis in the American al" my, present address unknown. Pat- rick, above rci’errt-il to, enlisted in Winnipeg, having been turned down at Valcartior with the medical corps and later' joined the 34th Fort Garry Horse. This is a i'amily record liard to surpass by any island family.

PETTY THIEVES.-Petty tliicvvs

have been operating on Euston St. luring the past few weeks, the vcge~ table gardens being their special hunt ing ground. Many of these gardon.< had been laborlously planned and worked by people who loyally attempt- ed to help out the fund situation l>_\ growing their own vegetables. Thi ilackers and “no goods" are i`vo<li|i1_' .iff them. Although there are strong suspicions the thieves have not yet been suiliciently identified to jusltly proceedings being taken. but it is un .lerstood and hoped that a not is gath- ering around them that they cannot escape. When arrested. citizens will demand that. vlihatcv-er their ages. the full penalty of the law will br meted out to these lazy vagabond: who. too lazy to work, are ready if pilfer the work of others. It is sin~ cerely hoped that within thc next low days these parasites will bo when they should have been long ago,-io jail.

THE ADVENTURE BEGINS.-Ar

ter Alicia runs away from the groan black place she had railed home, sh: goes to Farmer Rice's.` There .shi finds a pair of overalls and at widef brimmed hat in a barn, and she drt-s -ies up as a man. Farmer Rim hirt-.~ her to do the milking. Then siv~ meets Harry `Delgan. one of the lwlli (Harry Hilliard), and she falls in lovi- with him. When the farmer learn.<. that she is a girl, he gets angry, and Alicia is forced to run»away. Sin- takes refuge beneath a rug in an an tomobile, and finally arrives in tim city at-the house of 'Fhomas lleiicon (Richard Neill.) Tom adopts Alicia Meanwhile Harry Deigan learns that Tom Deigan, the rich mine-owner is his own hall'-brother. With the ht-i| of Dr. lielpern ('l`oln liurrougli) lu' goes to the city to investigate. llarry keeps his own identity secret. and applies for work in the mine, lic discovers that there has been some- thing wrong in his brother's deed to the land on which the mine is situat- ed-something criminally wrong. But he is unable at ilrst to place thc or# ror. Get the rest of the story of lh~ Ragged Princess, at the Lyceum to- night. 1081 _._.__.-_.___

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