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ALSO SERIAL AND COMEDY

C APIT Q-L “SHOOTIN' IRONS” with JACK LUDEN also

T 0 D A Y COMEDY and SERIAL

CAPITOL MONDAY

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Royal Commission On Education

The Royal Commission on Edu- cation in Prince Edward Island will hold public meetings at centres in Queen's and Kings Counties as 10l- lows:

Mt. Stewart ,Monday. September 9th 3 pm.

Eldon, Tuesday, September 10th. l0 a. m.

Quotations iurnlshed through courtesy oi Atwcll s. 00., Charlotte- town Office.-

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10th, 2.30 p. m.

Unless otherwise stated all meet- lngs will be held in the local school iulldirlgs.

‘The Commission desires to meet and hear the representatives from) the above centres and from the dls< iriots surrounding these centres who may wish to give information or sui- gesumls on the prublems under m_ Granada . . .. vcstigation. School Trustees and Scc- H‘) “get retaries oi School boards are asked to Hudson Bay , . . . . ..

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City of Charlottetown Bonds

INTEREST 5 P. C.

DUE JULY 1949

PRICE 100 TO YIELD 5 P. C.

Stewart Jones and Co.

88 Great George St..

Phone 73

Charlottetown

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l. A Preparatory Course oi one year. enabling students whopro handicoppodin the educational iacilitiss provided at their

home's to qualiiy ior University Matriculation;

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Many citizens heard with regret oi the death oi Mrs. Catherine Bovyer who passed away on Tuesday alter an illness oi only one day.

The lstc Mrs. Borvycr was cnloylnz the best oi health and on the day previous to being taken ill. Sunday enjoyed a motor drive to the country with the members oi her iamily- 0!! Monds. she‘ was taken seriously ill and ,“ the best " l r ' passed away on the following day.

Although oi a somewhat retiring disposition, the deceased by bu‘ HM- lymanner made many friends, as was minim by the numerous ﬂoral oi- ierings which were banked about "W remains.

The 1m me. norm w“ I ""11- iul and oonsltssnt member oi the BIP-

an active part alwlyd W?! l 5"“ interest in all church siiairs.

She leaves in mourn the iollowlﬂi sons and daughters: Elmer. l9- countlnt o! the O. N. R. _Olty- U‘! now lensing at the Pu: M1"- <11")

m", v.31, mg manche all o! this 81m 3g- hmbmd predeceased her in "09. ‘

The funeral was bold mind" "-

l NOTREw JJAME COMMERCIAL W390i:

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a lieutenant oi hearts, a love expert. To her it was

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- - v '- ' 7 .. A 4 Central Guardian liilSs SISNQGQyQ Studio, Baptist church, re-opens September 9th. Will

all pupils please register immediately. Phone idT-J" or iii-J.‘ -

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7781-0-7-11 ailerons oufnvina illustrated with slides will be silica by Rev. Geo. C. Taylor in Zion Kali, on Monday, Sept. iithgotyl p. m.‘ i ‘7183-9-7-21 ‘ sr. rule's cornmeal. Sun- ; day School picnic leaving from Bruce Stewart's Whari by B. B, ‘Harland at 2.46 p. m. Saturdayﬂlth, CHURCH NOTICE-Solid". and Bells River ohms Ohurchjervioel ior Sunday, Sept. 8th; Eldon a p. m., Sunday School 2.30 p. 1a.; Belle River '7.30 p. m., Sundcy School 0.45 p. m. M. n. MacDonald, pastor. POLICE COUEL-A drunk was nwarded 85-00 and custom- lo days in 1111-11 mm convicted oi obstructing a police oiiicer in the periormancs oi his duty was lined $50.00 ‘or 8 months in Jsii. i '

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- WORK ON LIBRARY PBOGI-

smo wean-mo work. at the new

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love drama with vibrant Vilma a radiant, innocent peasant Her llie empty, tame -— until there came an oiiicer,

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‘ALSO “JUNGLE ORPHANS’; ODDITY

ORCHESTRA _

DIRECTION or MB. ' w. a. rncanarmo

tcrnoon, a short service bolhgbon- ducted by Rev. Mr. Outhouse oi Central Christian Church in the ab- sence oi Rev. Mr.» Vincent o! the Baptist church. At 2 o'clock Rev‘. Mr. Outhouse also conducted, service at the ‘grave. ‘ ' _' The’pall bearers were: Messrs J. .1. Webster, .1. P. Gordon. w. Obes- ter s. McLure, M. L. A. Byrm Nor} ton, J. -A. Clark and Horne. f

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It is with deep regret wet chronicle the death oi Mrs Michael Maclunis who died at her home on Souri-s Lind Road Aug. 19th in the 89th’ year oi her age. 4 Deceased had been ‘ in tailing health ior a iew months previous to her death but despite medical skill and tender nursing she breathed her, last on the sbovo mentioned date. . ' , i ‘Illrouighout her illness which she bore with patience and resignation she was consoled by 1- quent visits ircm her pastor Rev J O MacLean and died ioriiiied by the last rights o! the Catholic church oi which she was a devout member. ' Her remains iollowed bya largo concourse oi irlends were‘ conveylfl to Si; Mary's cemetery Sourls Sunﬂly afternoon Aug 11th where all that was mortal oi s. kind a lovinl W91"? was laid to rest beside her husband who .. * her thirty vein liq; She lssves two sons and (our daughiers besides a number .0! grsndchlldern and s. larlﬂ 91MB '91 friends io mourn their lass. M11’ h" soul rest in peace.

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mans: 1111s., ‘soot. 0.-On Sept‘ s.’ st his residence, Rivsrsidm- John Malcolm Keith passed nwoy aiter s long illness. r _ About two years ago he sustained injuries by s. isll irom which he never iully recovered. He was a‘ vtlve Mon‘ . REL, a-lon oiitholllo deal-go sad Sarah Kent. N19‘ 11M resided in Nova Seotia, roi- siusibsr oi years. He iormerly lived where he was engaged ' but laicr removed to ‘Rum. a -,_ no a survived av hiowiosov. vii» m» cum-t. or North aiwnsndiiik, "W

A each’; haddock loo it.

public library, which is under con-

‘ struction on thel,Mdrket_ Square, is

progressing iavourably.‘ Th, roof is now nearing completion, and work on the interior is tobo started soon.

THE OONGBIGATIONS 0i St; James and Zion will hold united services on Silndsy; The morning. service will be in St.‘ James and ov- eningin Zion. Rev. George O. Taylor oi Montreal, will conduct both ser- vices. Tilers will be noservlco at Hlghiield. ' . . 1'

was SALVATION ABMY-(Jliitain

Alberta Williams, oi Saint John, has arrived home on s. furlough’ and will ho given a welcome on Sunday. Scr- vlces as iollows: Saturday 8 p. m., Open-air service, Queen Square Cor- not; Sunday‘ 1i s. m. Holiness Meet- ing, ‘i p. m. Salvation Meeting. Ali are welcome.

HEATHER FROM PRINCE CESS- LIWS COUNTRY-Air. James Pitch has received his usual box oi heather from his old iriend Mr. Samuel Don- al.1112111, Paisley. who writesz-"Iilis is real Jacobite heather this time; most oi it is irom MOIST. 3% miles irons Mallalg. which visa one oi the places most. closely’ éonnbdua with

’ Prince ohinié" and the is." g

.1. .. . , j ' THE NEW RAILWAY‘ YARDS- On the reclaimed‘ section o! the rsil- ...; property in tho Slit-end o! the city. it is the intention o! the Can- adian National Railways to build s uew round house, railway yard, car shop._etc., but it» will=be impossible to begin operations until the newly mode land is permanently settled. ‘nntstlvs plans. have been prepared butas the work wiil- not beunder- taken‘ until iiisigtheso plans may be subject to considerable altera-

smsragbars Mariam-Thole

.. was s. iuilattendmce st the market

yesterdiy. $1.00 1w l use: cum 01:00 1001.30; Butlcrbdens 8o lb: blueberries-is, 15. ‘and 20c per qt; orrlﬂés 1o, 12', "and 11o pol- dos; plums 11o‘ and 356-1761“ qt: beets loo pol- bunch, con-oz. 10c when: butter 40c lb; Sec-dos; cucumbers 9 for 10o: hi! 549:‘ straw 85b: oats ‘ﬁlo; Wtstoss 80¢: turnips lj0'c.'1‘iie‘iish'market was poorly oiotkodhitb ails haddock but ‘there were plenty lnackérvsi. mor- eril zoo toilet cos so-lo’; boron: so nun-r! osnrbn cubic! - Isriy prsyormséting at 1o ogm. to- morrow. Rev. Dr.’ preach “\'I,55I_i11lli15i"-59¥ihoh'_<at_m0inin| union. aiter which. the Sacrament oithe lord's-Sunny!!! be admin- imrpc. nu metal 1 soloist at this otrvlcg,,wi1l_.7bo some», soliooi soc-mu.

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beioro bsr msrrisgovras Dliis

l . . . , l cannon‘ . BAIADH-Ciiicers and

ms: from n; is, s. Wiitsria will ads to St. ‘Paul's Ohurob onvSundsy morning. Services will begin at 10.30-

aaoanciisfr caobclssaavrcri -OFQY will brosdcait, the service from St. Paul's tlhurcb on Sunday evening. \ g . , .

vro-ro 1111131511411 cannon sol-vim‘ ‘s jcoy‘ It +so~p,m.__oon-! ducted by the Young rooiilofm Sooioty.| Program to ‘consist, ‘pl-iiicipsuy ‘oi music. Oiierlng in aid oi u» w. 1c c.'

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Sunday aiter in-mizy. céyignm our, St. Jdhifgtlﬂlbbn, Sunday School -a p. m., Evening Prayer 9p. my St.

p. 1n.‘ O. F. Johnson, Rector.

1m. 0. w. meal-tour. ‘ Newyork. Miss Helen mouilua," City, lira-Iona Mrs. Colin MacLure, Brscklsy roint. motored to the home oi Mr. Russel lidbl-ure, North Rlistloo. on Sunday last to visit Mrs. nominal». m“. mother, Mrs.- Oaroline McLuro. . Mrs. Mcnuro, who is 8d years oi age, a‘. "young" old lady who takes a keen interest in the current events oi the day, and was delighted [to soc her grand daughter, aiter snvabsencs oi

msrrrurs linlsrmoJrhs mo... thly meeting o! the East Royalty Women's Institute met at the hams oi Mrs. P. S. Bradley, on August 9th. -"111ere were thirteen members and

opened with the Creed. Roll coll was answered by "Your Imam; w“. table." Minutes oi lost meeting were read and IGOPbQdIIt was moved and seconded that all.‘ bills be ‘paid and the remainder oi tho moneylbs bank- ed. 1e was also moved and leooliuoii ‘that a vote o! thanks be sent to m. Frank iindrew ior the‘ donation sent towards the library oi East Royalty 59110“. M". Noll ‘Pamela sad Mrs. John Holmes were appointed on the sick committee. Mrs. George Harper, Mrs. Alllsonﬂolmos. a Mrs. Leslie 3°90!‘ were. IPDolnte [loathe school committee. ‘rile delegates who attend-

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Mark's, Rustico, Evening Prayer, 150g

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ten years. ' s '

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Prliioi-M cents ior cos. perm. Mlllioobtllllolllilh

l on... Groceiorla, comm ma; r. Lllacdonaid. W. 1. Browderc," Charlottetown; Holman;

And all the leading stores tiirougiyntltha Province.

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ed tlle convention gave a very inter- esting report. ‘rile remainder oi the evening was very pleasantly spent.

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PERSONALS Miss Pearl Douglas mt Saturday morning on a visit to Boston. Miss Mary E. McCarthy, grandchild oi Mr. and MrsOharles Barrett, Mt. Stewart. entered the hospital ior ‘ treatment on Tuesday lost. '

i

Mr. and Mrs. renton Mcmire.’ nl-oclrlcy Point, ioit yesterday momy in: on Lmotoi‘ mp to New arms-V wick- Tbovexpcet to be absent about r six weeks. ‘Mr. Ind Mrs. Everett Hbsioui. 1dr. and Mrs. wym nulsim audlittle‘ daughter. Evelyn. and m. ls. aims-

~ lain, Sprlnlﬂbld. motored to‘ Borden

"l! l!" 31111619. abd alter-visiting irienda there returned home by way oi Tryon. ‘ ~ ' ' ' ' ‘ g

Mrs. I. S. McPbaiI. formerly oi 5011011110". who“ hasboen spending-a

ontilcialandmeturnedtohersidop- tcdhomo in‘ ithndolphflvlass; ins- tcrdsy morning. accompanied byilor son Harold.‘ ‘ - ' ~ .

Miss Eino Olark. {daughter o‘! isn- md Mn- na clerk. ‘ﬂperialeath Station. undirwent s. serials oper- stlon, this week inttbc Prince. 1111-"

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iew weeks among hes-foul Monday

ward Island Hospital. anddsidotnt , ll W!" I! qﬂfbﬂ etpectlfat pres- ,.

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Bazaar o1 Marshfield

.1 Marshileid u. billing ml.- . g gum no Sale oi won; on Wednesday, loptember 11th ' Aiteruoon and Ironing at

Marshfield Hall y Refreshments Will be Served.

Drinks Served in a Novel Way. "BeboocaatthiiwelPwiliaorvQyog, '

' Anowandnovoliestlsrooithlslasaar will be the variety oiusoiuisrileles donated byOanadignMannimu-

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Swine -_TUESDAY. ~ OCTOBER . 22nd“

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. m ms . _ AGRICULTURAL’ A ' Charlottetown. P. E. I. ' "hiP-l-llvheliiidcrsvrilisbowaadoﬂeriorsais

soholcolot oillloboarsanl son.- Plan to attend this Sl-ls or iorward

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J. A. GILIJIS, locutary.

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by Miss Ml! Walker. Kelvin. "The minutes c! the its: District conven- tlon were road and adopted. iii-sport p! the year's work in each Institute Fla then read as follows: Notboro. by Mrswqeorse newness; Springﬁeld by urn Lillian Mathslon; xolvlli, by Mrl- Maison Stavert: Graham's ‘Rd, by m1. James M. Campbell; 3mg. I-id. by llrl. Watson his.

p A belvlul m: on motion 7°“ V." W" l"!!! by the Super-

“WJQPQIF qt the Biennial Oonvqn- iionnou iasuuicoii m z: Illltly enjoyed by ' '

visor. bliss Schurman. Aoiastrile- 7

speakersrmoved by Hon. row a1» clolr and seccniiedby Mr. 11.1‘- kmbe. A very aucceoliui ‘convoy- tiouwsabroughttooclosobysinc- ing tbs National Anthem. I

' comfort of Qucen.-,H0tel "rinﬂgllhlalifyax; N. s.

'A_ Hotel wiioro YOUR coma

foriyyour enloymoni sro th! ,1 ﬁrst . Aooogldorsildns.

i _ A-iliiitllioﬂnlbdorn conven-

_ Jami», big rooms. mtiul bodi

elrvloo. A’ Heidi whore tho dill! r, olsml.

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