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Mltl» c. Adults we. clillami m. Vlﬂllln,“ hcctra 26c. Balcony 21c Children 11c.

wn.. 11"; . ‘$1

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ABY’S DGE”

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Round 5 of the New Leather Pushers

over from N G LA ND

cn’s Boots

Amuirs IJCADING siion nanome- “Wis mus iinslrousliiihi: FOR OUR PRES- " ,, MARKABLE lSHlOWJNG or luau-s BOOTS kilo" l LL AND iviur-sn “lid/hit.

remler model is a very heavy box kip boot, with er lining. Built for hard service and rough

‘Tit looks exceptionally nice for a heavy vi‘! comes in Slaék only. The price-ss-

ls the price oi at lighter weight “Glzir-c" Kid

' Boot in Black. ii represents the highest iii

l-lnglisli oraftmanslilp, quality of material arid economy. ‘

iere are two other notable members in our present

ng-a light linx Kip Boot (canvas lined) at $7.00,

n extra high grade boot in Browin Russian Cali’ at

These niodcls are all displayed in our Window.

ALLEY

AND COMPANY, LIMITED.

i“;1n§.;;¢.ti...ti‘zesrrnym

6H0? from Holmarra Catalog.

REMEMBER THE AUCTION sale of three residences, lﬂd_.|h0p corner Great George and syqlnoy Streets, Wednesday 10th, instant

at 1i o'clock-what an opportunity g

this sale offers? 1|

____ . ISLANDER DEAD-Many friends will regret to learn of the death

many old trien .

oral brothers and sistens to mourn their loss.‘ Mrs. Eaaton, I-lililaporo Street, is a sister of deceased

ISLAND

in its report of the 10th, Biennial. Mlrainlchl Exhibition, held recently at Chatham,

Judged by Peter Brodie, ex-M. P. P. of Prince Edward his work in a most satisfactory manner, as at several other main- land fairs where he officiated dur- In-g the past few seasons"

REDUCED RAILWAY SER VlCES.-—Notice has recently been issued by the Railway Authorities that commencing on Monday the 29th. instant, trains Nos. i0 and 43 between Sackville and Clinrlntte town will be cancelled. 'lhai means that the summer service of two (2) trips per day with the mainland by the Car Ferry steam- er will be discontinued and com- mencing Monday, the 29th, the service will revert to the one trip per day. Passengers and mails leaving here at 6.45 n.m. ENJOYABLE “BHOWERM-Fri- was had at the residence of Mrs. A. R. Glllis, the event being in the nature of a shower, tendered by Miss Jean McMillan in honor of Miss Dorothy Davies, who is short- ly to be one of the principals in an interesting event. The numerous presents were wheeled into the par- lor in_a nicely decorated pernmbu lator, the bride-to-lie reading tho original verses attached to each ur- ticle, which consisted of linen, sil- verware, etc. After this portion of

e program was completed, music games, etc, were indulged in, the enjoyable evening culminating in dancing.

DON'T coves

Rub the throat and chest with Minnrdﬂa. Also inhale. It

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‘Fnlsiirnuii, (‘liairiiiiiii 0f Dourlraeth lluriil (‘oiiiir-il, mus walking towards Tzilsiiriiiui Station. illcrioneth, to tflliUll n iriiiii when her lint blow

ife t0 tch Her Hat

' i0 R. R. Jones, oi"““'mm°°‘“‘|-‘"

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eds“. >151?»

oouro

h, How To Get It

_ For the More Nominal Coat of ' ‘ Manufacture and Distribution

3 Coupons and 98c

lacuna this NEW authentic Dictionary, bcundJn black ~ lI-grnln, Illustrated with Ml plgcl In color.

Pncent or mall to this Piper Mme Ooupona with, ninety-eight ccntc to covcr

Of handling, paokilll- Ilia, etc.

'- MAIL QIDIII WILL II FILLED

. 91 ‘ h ‘RAM for Poatagc 15 eta.

gives quick relief.

the Marl- in time Farmer says.——-"Swine were‘

island, who did "t

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DR_ |BELL'8 OFFICE, Crapaud,

is closed until October Twentieth.

- _ _ olo-il-iil

PARTY to-night in

League of the Cross hail in aid of

laters of Martha. Tickets 85c.

Refreshments. 1', .____.

EXCELLENT

dents at

IPRIOOREOS-Otu- the Union Commercial

' 9011980 are making excellent pro- , gress with. their work ~’—- Already

great Improvement is noticeable in Penmanship and Spelling-Pris. Moran will have a big class of cert- ificate iwlnners this term.

r A STAUNCH OLD BUILDING- After the terrifflc storm which up- rooted giant trees and caused so mlwh damliie all over the Prov- ce. it was remarked that the anc- lﬁl" building 0n the corner of Great George and Grafton Streets did not

urn a halr".‘

CV61’.

YORK RIFLE SHOOT-At York Rifle range, on Saturday, 6th, the final shoot for the Silver Salver,

day evening a most enjoyable time A,

ISlie had still oii

resulted in Mr. Peter Brodle's win- nig the Salver this year wit-b Mr. G. W. West a close second, Mr. W. D_ Cook, winner of last year Sal- ver had highest score. The scores of the twelve highest ln final shoot are as -follows. [Possible 100.

W. D. Cook, 35; 0. Brown 58; P. Prodie, 83; l. M_ Brown, 57; G. W. West, 83; E. Benton, 57; Dr. J. C. McDonald, 79; E. Brown, 55; 0, F‘. Gill, 76: J. C. Cook. 50; J. H. Judson, ‘l6; E. Taylor, 46: The club very lrnuch regretted the absence of Mr. E. G. Love on ac- count of illness. but hope to have him at the prize shoot to be held Oct. 24th it posslble.—-W_ Beaten. Secy.

ANOTHER RUNNER‘ SEIZURE. ~—Tho Customs Cruiser Margaret. Captain Coffin, which was In port yesterday loading coal at Buntain d: Bell's wharf, seized the rum rung ning steamer "Sadie Mac." a con- verted drifter, 2% miles off Pt’ Es- cuminac last Wednesday after- noon nt 4 o'clock. The Margaret left Gaspe at Ii o'clock in the morn ing and intercepted her quarry as she was steaming out of the Mira- niichi River whore she was suppos- Ied to have landed part of her cargo board 205 cases of Scotch Whiskey and 45 kegs of rum. These were transferred to the Margaret and the rum runner was aspc left in charge . This is the fourth rum seizure made by the Margaret this season. . ____________

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FASCINATING FALL “KODAKING”

At this season nature is garbed in her moat attractive hues. It is a time to delight the hearts of “Kodakeraﬂ

A jaunt through the wood: and fields will bring you In contact with many subjects which will make excellent snap-shots. We have a full line of

KODAKS AND ' CAMERAS "

Como in and have a Carn- era talk with ua and we be. Ileve you will decide to Join the ranks o1 happy photo. lgraphern without further do- ay.

Kodak prlcoa range from ...- ......................... .. $6.50 up Camera pricec range from ..... $1.75 up We silo carry a lull assort- ment of ﬁlms and auppller,

and do prompt developing and printing.

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drugstore Cor. Kcnt and Prince Stroota

A mammoth screen drama photographed in England and America-

The Christian

‘AT THE PRINCE EDWARD Wednesday and Thursday

O-Q O-O-O-O 0-0 O§44§4§~O GO O ——__€___-——_ _= ~—.-i

QQ.‘ . Qua-Q

E Try Our Essence 0i Vinegar ‘

MACS Brand Eaaenco of < Vinegar lla tho favorite of all good eooka for purity and strength. This Eaacnoc Ia an 1 exceptional strong concen- trated Vinegar. One pint } makes three quarts of Iinc pickling Vinegar and la roc- ommendcd by the moat auc- oeaaful cocks an the heat pro- curahlc for Chow Ohow or Plcklcl.

Our stock of Bpicea for ' Pickling are pure, strong and ircc from "talllriga", etc. Juct aec our goods.

The zMacs

140 Great George Street

P

r

ic Probably the Oaulc oi ﬂour Headaches

what we mean Each and ever!’ loaf is clean. '

Modish Dresses and Suits for Autumn

There's a thrill in a

new Suit‘ Coat or hand-

SOME

dress that

strongly appeals to the woman of fashion. Our showing includes

Ladies’ Dresses, Tri-

cotine, ' Poriet ' Twill, Serge, Wool and Can- ton Crepe and Silk, ranging in price from $18.75 to $45.00.

Ladies’ Coats, all the

latest styles. Our Mar- vellettas are excep- tionally good values.

Children's Coats in

all sizes and prices. We also carry a_ nice line of Wool and Silk Hosiery.

New Millinery arriv-

ing weekly.

All our Ladies’ Suits

clearing at a discount.

THE VOGUE

MISSES DOIRON mo crest:

Opposite the Post Office 158 Richmond Street

Millinery and Ladies’

Ready-to-Wear Specials

Merchant Tailor

POULTRY LEG BANDS assort- ed colors 15,000 in stock CARTER & CO., LTD. 942-109-21

POLICE COURT.~—AL the Police Court » yesterday one drunk appeared before the Magistrate and was fined $5.

AT HOME-Mrs. J. .A. Bentley will be at home at ‘her residence 110 Hillaboro Street on Wednesday Oct. 10th, from 4 to 6 p. m.

WHIST TOURNAMENT.-—A series of ‘weekly whist parties will be held in » Rosary Hall beginning Wednesday Oct. 10.

SHORTHAND-This is a subject that requires an experienced teac- hcr to handle-a poor start means fa/ilure. Don't take chances—Two experienced Shorthand instruct- |ors st the Union Commercial Coll- ege. Prln Moran is the only certi- fied teacher ln a business school in the Province. lt pays to get the best. '

ADDRESS IN ZION CHURCH- Mr. A; M. Donovan, K. C,, of Tor- onto the newly-elected President of the Canadian Bible Society. will speak on Friday evening at Zion Church Hall to a. supper gather- ing of msn at 6.15. Tickets BOc-on sale at Johns and Johnson's and Farmer-Ferguson's as well as by members of the local branch.

HALL—LLOVD WEDDINQ-An quiet wedding took place at Truro Oct. 3rd the principals being Beatrice Blanche, daughter of Mr. James Lloyd, and Harry G. Hail, the ceremony being performed by Rev. L. E. Davis, of St. Andrew's

mwm

Presbyterian church. The bride, who was given in marriage by he!‘ father, looked exceptionally pretty in n blue suit, neck piece of grey squirrel and black velvet hnt. She carried a bouquet of Ophelia Roses. Both bride and groom were un- attended. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Hall left on a motor trip to Charlottetown. The wedding gifts formed a. large and beautiful collection, including cut-glass, silver, china and linen. The happy couple have the best wishes ofi their many frlends.——Hallfax Ex- change. -———<-0@-—-——— PERSONAL

Mrs. Herbert Howait, St. Eleam! ors and Mrs. A. L. Stetson, City;

left Saturday morning for a short

visit to New York and Boston. Mr_ F. J. E. Wright. Summerside

was a guest at the Victoria Hotel

yesterday.

Mr. Sydney Wolfe, Liverpool. N. A

5., was in the city yesterday.

Mr. o. Russell Hogs. Sherbrwkf‘ C‘.

Que, is on a business trip to the province, and incidentally renew- ing old acquaintances.

Sackvllle, Moncton and other

mainland towns.

Miss K.MacPhee has closed her house, 79 Hillsboro St., and left on Saturday morning to spend the winter with friends in Boston. John i=1 Connolly, late sport writer of the Sydney Post has re- turned to Charlottetown where he will resume his studies at St. Duiitans University.

Miss May Connolly, R. N, of Sydney is spending her holidays visiting friends in the city.

Child's Best i Laxative is “California Fig Syrup"

Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful of "California Pig Syrup" now will th oughly clean the little DOWQIB andrln a few hours you have a ‘won, playful child again. Even ii cross, feverish, lhrllloias, constivﬂlﬁd or full of eold, children love it! pleasant taste.

Tell your druggiat you want only .tlio genuine "California W! SYPIIP" which has directions for babies and children or all use printed on Ml- tle. Mother you must. _"Callfor-

nia." Refuse any W"! 9"-

A drama sincerity tlanity-

f, , , 1 . that challenges the of modern ohrla-

Christian

sitrieillia- .

A1‘ ma

The _

PRINCE EDWARD

Miss Elsie Nicholson. R. re-

Mrs. W. P. Doull, left yesterday ; morning on a short holiday trip to "

turned yesterday morning to Ro- ginrr, after a pleasant visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nich- nlson.

Mr. and Mrs. Coleman of St. Stephen, N. B" arc visiting in the city the guests of Miss Agnes Wil llama

Conductor and Mrs. Davey, left on’ Saturday morning 0n a two weeks visit to Boston. They were accompanied by Mr. Daveys mo- ther. ‘ " "'1

Mr. and Mrs. S. Knight. George-' town, motored to the city Sunday and returned. They were accom- panied to Charlottetown by Mr. W. A. Steele. who left on Monday for the mainland.

Mr. Guy Welcii. oI Juniper, N. B.. left yesterday with some Island woodsmen for New Brunswick. He is returning this week ‘for more men. -

Hon. J. H. Myers, Commissioner of Agriculture, who le acting pre- mier ln the absence of Premier Stewart, left for Souris yesterday to attend the Exhibition.

John lmppin and little

r returned to Sydney yea-

rday morning after a pleasant

visit to this city, where they were guests of Mrs. John Offer.

S. R. Pendleton will ho at Joli 9th

_ H. Ill a Son's aim-g. Tllqdl!

Wednesday, Oct will b

Milk Test conducted on Sept. I0, 1923 - - '

Name

To His “kirship trio Mayor and

Gentlemen: my report for moat and milk In- E- H- 3mm" ~- speoilon for the month ending Oct. “h” mcMu-‘Tah s. 192s. J- R

All the meat 'iiv- month was food.

Composed of long serenade’ *5“ y in both warp and weft = --- * Dyed with the Best Indigo Dye.“ ' '

, and Sea. W01’; by Isatisﬁed customers all over.‘

Moderately

Guaranteed against effects of Sim

Lo. _. M... “is. i»!

“was

nu nnocir ll08_i8_,..;;*'_

. . foil _.

Nornirsyaatlyinolu-

. "adr- Meat and Milk

Corie Bros. ....;... John Wheatley . Elmer MacNeill Inspectors Report-Jo... rum... John lnman ....,...' Call Wood I . . . . . . .. . Fred Burke “mm” John Dickinson ..

“l

City Council. I herewith

Dennis J. D. Carson . . . . .. Vernon McMillan . A. Holmes F. Whealley 5222:1103,‘ gltlﬂflgﬁlwllliam Carrol .

Jos. Story . . . . . .. Edwin Hamhley Jas. Roper . . . . . . .. Wm. Gurney é Sons Victor McWIlliaina Stead Bros.

C. H. Wood . Clifford Moore Condensed Milk Ce . n. c. m A- R- "m"!

Meat.

Milk.

(Condition Clear)

John Doyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Patrick Duffy .. . . . . . J. Walker

W. H.

iorne. Kelly .. .

n. sml.i.":;:;;::.. _ keen", n .. .. . . . . .. . . --- "m" Roderick momma

Everet Bovyer . “

James Smith . . . . . . . ..

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Eczema Covered» ._ of This

mammal-sunspot‘; "Men