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“p. lilting entertain- m nt. ‘ ,. ' As among- eunp, whletled and played on phono- grdphe ‘all over the country.

Matinee, Adults 16c.

Children 11c.

@""(I.'7lf7.'!f‘//_ . », Q-“iclum i

“THE TEAM. Fwilfi , LQNE§QME PINE" .

TODAY 3-15. ‘ NIGHT 7 AND'8.45

Children 11c. Evenlngflrcheetra 26c. Balcony 21c

. Nothing”

The Last Round of the Pres- ent Series of the New

‘Leather Pushers’

“Something For

Baby Peggy

IN

“Tips” A joyous Comedy with the

screen's youngest edlerlne

Com-

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The Fawceitt Pipe/e l

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Furnace

if you are intending to install a pipcless furnace don't fail to call and see"a sample of the well known Fawcctt line on exhibition at our showrooms.

Seven different sizes to select from with an all cast radiator if desired, heating from 8,000 to 50,000 cubic feet. Prices from $135.00 upwards installed. All our furnaces are guaranteed to give pcrlcct satisfaction. Prices and terms arranged to stilt customers.

Samuel Kennedy

134 Kent Street

NINE MILE cRecK

month ol Scptombi-r.

Grade lX.——1. illicc \\':ll=;ll, 2.il.'oi~il~i.,»_

Margaret MrDonnlil. Grade V.—-1. James

4. Mary Smith.

' Qcost of coal»

iivliff. ‘ Margaret Butts, ti, Donald .\lt'i.l'£ill,~i.l-_.ll’l‘ Smith.

i illiilfinfilil iiiiilizlll. ii, ' lil'1l'ii*l!.-~

lit L‘. zlllii

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You Can l Eat as

n Much as

You Like 0f ; lli e ’s ’ ll y i Fl ll TOFFEE a 2 p i ., I Mi as its very wholesoine as l lad well as palatable. We have

I ii‘ llL-A-l. (‘lairii Altfnfllllllilii The following is lhu tllillllllil‘! ill-i; ‘.1 n“. (;_n;-\-,y.l,- “ml

Wlllii-i Nine Mlle (‘rel-k School for

l)iil'i:-: (lorvi-iliu l, Jollli lhittu, :2, Jenni

(lnrvrtl-i

iuiiuzili. 13.

Slziry ll. lirliutoll WIV-zlwlivri.

the cellar.

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' i, Call or write for new prices.

44.1’ @146’

Sole Agents for McClarys’ Pipeless Furnaces and McClary’s Stoves Ranges

If You are Going to Buy ' A Furnace

EUYCCTHE BEST

There is no need of tearing domn the walls to install a furnace. W ELLYOIVIE PIPELESS FURNACE can be installed almost as easily as a base burner and the installation work is all done from

Mc(‘.‘iaii'y’s Pipeless Furnaces are in- silallctl by experts who are advised by Mc- Clary’s heating engineers-the Furnace is guaranteed

to heat every room in the house. - If you are going to buy or build a new home, be sure ‘ to haye it heated with McClary

i “Furnace of Satisfaction. which means a considerabl

’s Pipeless Furnace-the It burns wood, soft coal, etc_., e saving with the present high

( W6’ Oawfimy;

ARRlVED—-CA>RGO 0f llllngltlvl. W. T. WEIR. Stanley Ridge. 1034-1042-3i

MAGDALEN REPAIRED -'l‘he s. s. hlugdulen having hevn out of commission for the piist week. huv- ing lost her milder, is now in coili- nlissitin aiguln und resilmz-s hor tri- wvl-kly- tripe today, leaving here for Plciou at 7 n. m.

runs HEMODELLED and re- pzlirodfi‘ Inr coats v de to brllor: all klllilssfbf fur t lumtilgs Skins tunnodiahd t‘l(‘1illt‘(l. Tfiontrenl Fur Remodelling 00.. ltiiw Building. Qllefill Slréotg

MOVING,‘ PICTURES of (‘har- lottetowi), taken by Illr. JJA. S. Bayer. afnthtiP-rlnce Edward Thou- tro today/“Lord liyng ut the Golf Links. The Yacht Races in the llnrbourjthc Gimrdlan Fire and Views ot‘ Queen Square.

INQUEST REPORT-in thc- re- port of lhv evlileilce given lit llll‘ inquest oi the late Illrs. Illc-Dolrllil the llillll‘ 0t the first witness was; P2111‘ vtllr=ly l-livvil us Dr. J. S. JOIL kins. 'l‘lii.~. should have real! l)". it. Jenkins. llr. J. S. Jcnklnssi’ evid- cut-o mes given frilhcr in tho re ,_ , r.

AGED LADY MAKES TRIP.- Zllrs. Robert Taylor. u lady $8 years of ago mlldr the round irip from iiwinvilii; to (‘hzlrlottotmt-n _\('Slt'l‘(lily iii n car coming in the mornlilg and returning in the cvl-n lllg on :1 visit in her grnuil-solt Mr lillni-i" 'l‘ziyloi" who is seriously ill ‘Pills i.. SOIlI" ziclllcvoiileii! for a * W111i. iQ-i-i- - »

REVERE HOTEL

Illr. nnii 311's. n. ll. Taylor, Grilli- Yillv: R. illorris, Nun’ (llnsgoiv; ill. Lt-ivls. New (llasgoiv; (that; 1L Bennett, Paris ()nt.: E. T. and Illrs Nloore. Nelvtouilillzlnd; J, Fwy] Arsennillt, lllagdalcnl islands; .\lr_.-, ‘rlrnrlcettu llolidrczlil illzlgiizlloil ls- laniisi; ('. S. lloLiincy Alborton: ii}. Brown, York: Wm. E. Jenkins Jlilrrzly‘ llivtir; (loo. S. hlcldonil, Fri-ilvrit-tllii: (). !\l. illcLizoil, Illin. tor llivvr: J. N; lllcldaclirrn Soul-ii. Mr, and .1 ‘s. 'l‘ho.=i. .l. hlorriu Syll. li .; J, A. llnckctt and wile

1i vice of song at St. James Church

- beautiful new communion so: was.

HARD WOOD for the open tlro place at A_ PICKARD‘ k CD'S. " 1038-10-18-3l

BOOST HOME INDUSTRIES anti buy Island products shown in Jenkins Grocery window.

MOVING TO BRIGHTON --‘.\lr. S. C. Clark has rented his new bungalow 76 Brighton Road to Mr. William Agnew. Mr. Agnew takes possession November 1st and Mr. Clark goos south iii Dc- ccmber.

SERVICE OF 5ONG.—'l‘he scr-

lust. evening was appreciated by a large audience. The minister save an appropriate address on Hymns of Revival. The choir under the direction 0t‘ Mr. F. T. Watki-i rendered splendid music. the sol» oil-its being Mrs. William Agnew, Mr. Arthur Bruce, Miss Constnuci Whoar Mr. J. Parker Hnppel- will Mrs. W. G. Spencer. A new music-ill setting to Cardinal Newmnirs beautiful hymn, "Lead Kindly Light," was sung by My, Arlllm- liruce. At the morning serylco UIL"

ilscd for the first time.

PERSONALS-

. Mr. J. Fred Arscnault. blngilnlvil islands is in the city on rout-r to hii-i home from Montreal. He. is rug-

istercil at ‘the Revere.

Mr, Victor Stilillifil‘, oi! lint-lilo“ roturncil Erlday illght from Aloosr- Jaw, Susie, and ls spending a low liiLVS in the city.

_Mr, and Mr" 'l‘hos. J. lllorrls. Sydnlgv, .\', S.. zirriveii in the city Friday 0n their honeymoon and loft yesterday for Sulmnerslilr. Mr. llorrls formerly belonged to (Thur- lottetown.

STOCK QUOTATION S,

LLALIFAX. Oct. lt-Stggk qim tillions lurnislit-"tl by Johnson and Ward, members 0t itbe i“0llll'f‘ill Stuck Exchange. llcll 'i‘0l(!]1illl)ll0 llrolnlitoii Si. Lzlivrcllce Flour (Jiiznva Power Cllbzl (‘zine Sugar iPild. . Pun Amcz-irnii Petroleum American CAI]. . llraziliiin l-‘rzlutioll . il(\\\'iil‘ll -Sinith Pill. lliiwaril Smith, ‘Clllll Fllillllqli Ilivcr Pid. ..

be widened to include the roll- ‘mlnlng industry in Capo BTQWI- n , is pointed out. however, that the coal miner! are, workinB "lid" contract which does not etlllfl! untllinext January and that when

they went out on strike at tho time

I ot thasteal dispute they did so

' “on; M.» sympathy." not. because

[they had any dispute with the

employers as to WBBGB.

i Moreover. J. B. McLachlan. who ' ' ivns responsible for the coal iuln-

crs’ st ke was "outlawed" by John OTTAWA, Oct. 13.——'l‘hc Royal 1,, Lo is. heud of the lnternatluil- . I Commission aplwlfllvll 11y U111 Fell‘ n] organization in the United

eral Government to investigate the S[_u[eg_ v SW08)’ SW91 slrlkl? Wm- l! l5 h" Tho whole question has been lin- derfituvd» Cflllfllm 11B uctivllléb l" drr consideration by the Dunlin- the dispute between the British 1m, (whiny q‘; om; or two recent Empire Steel Corporation and it; nu-L-l p _,h%_nd~.‘tt hadhbaen ‘ "' '

fir . i "i he

J charmlite milllo" lledfi Sendueapoe for eample-SALADAMO I" i, tlon meeting oi tho- . mmisslon,

whlcb-iaheadell fby Dr. J. w. Robertsoniof this city, will, it is

l steel workers. Through some HHS? “and; qnejtlon ‘fnr llx. tlnderstutiding it had been atatui gem?“ I gleam; the Cohqniss- that the scope ol the inquiry would! loll‘ iitveflllflitlllll- N3 0783999‘

pnderstood. he held m ‘ onday, after which 3:“ ll be opened at Sydney V‘

‘*4 Saturday on. 18th, 19th and 20th. Three Days of Sensational Bargain (living Bome

Dry Goods Department

500 yards Canadian striped Flannel- etto in assorted colors, positively one of the best bargains procurable on sale for these three days, per yard ................ .. 16c

Boot and Shoe Department

A really wonderful value in Men's solid leather Fall Shoe shown In either plain leathers or pebbled qraln In Black and colored stock, blutcher out models; fully up to the regular $3.50 boot shown in most places, assorted sizes 6 to 11- Dollar Days special per pair .......... $2.59

Indie-s Ready to Wear , Department i

See this special line of Ladies’ Cont: including Plush, Bcbytamb arid Cloth; these are a real bargain at our clearing $16.00

300 yards Shlrtlng, good quality stock in English Oxford and Canadian Ginghamsna line such as you would ex-

' pect to see priced at 25c, 27inches wide- a banner value for Dollar Days at per

price of

Boy's Box Kip leather lln blucher cut on good fitting last -wlti1 Bull Dog sole and solid inner sole. A splendid value. Sizes 1 to 5, per pair, ..................... .. $2.95

You cannot afford to mics Sealing the large range of Girls Coats we are show-

4 pieces Diagonal Wool Coating Cloth mg at a w," which is ; ma; gin-ppm;

Slitlillsli Riv -r Coin. Sit-cl (‘fumpziirv oi‘ (iilllii- a

iii-"tnli liulpirc Stool lst. Pm l’riiiiluils

just pot a fresh supply from England and ‘we are able to sell it at a very moderate price. it comes in many dif- ferent varieties for "grown. l ups" and it also comes in zip- i f propriately ornamented pails ' for the kiddies. See our ' “Toffee" window.

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Maolllllllilll llllllll co.

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'l‘ll'E REXALL KODAK STORE

P. O. BOX 219 332

McCLARY’S A PLASTER i YOU CAN ; ii RELY on l

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'Ni.‘W York Central

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, tlem, r-iebrellpia er lily deep

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.\.l;iitibi Slliiwlillltllll lzlllrclltiilu I‘u p .. (‘zlmnllim Geni-ral hi!!! rie . (‘iiiiirlialil Sir-aiilsliip ("out (‘ziniiillilil Simllilsliip l’l'd. . Adrostns (loin. .. iloiiiiiiloii liirlilgc .. ~ .\lilllll'i’iil Power .. Wlnillpog Electric Nzitiimal llrrlvrrles .\i|illl'.ll(7 Sugar .......... ., .i\i(‘lllt~'()ll Am. (‘iir inn Poilliilrl" . .\lll. Locoiiititivi- ,. .\m, Sinclllilg and llvliiiiiij: . ,'\llii('0llllll. Copper ..... .. .. (_ lllllliill Pnrillr li:iil\\'i|_v

(Yiiba Cane Sugar (Zrilcilrir- Sim-ll international Papri- Kelly Rpriiigficlil .. Alex. Petroleum lnlerllzitlonal Moi‘. Mamie Press Steel Cm‘. .. —

Southern IPut-iile’ .

Sltulobukrii- ’ "

Uiiioil Pueiliu 28%: Iitah 't"/0])l)I‘,l‘ _ 56% U. R. Steel .. "*1

MONTREAL EXCHANGE

l!|.'ii Vii-tor)" M102 lElIi-‘l Vivi 'll‘,\' 105.51 lllilf! Victory -- lilll? \v'll"tlll'_\' 107.5"

BANKS Win-lit, iii-r. ins-N: only, 113%: Jiilv. 109%. Curii. Doc. 76%;: May. 71V}; Jlllfv’

Sore, lame aching hack ie Wmflhlnq you need not euf- fer from. It makes no differ- -ence whether the trouble le l caused by taking cold in the I rnulola or lnfiamatlon due to

vv

kidney dllordera. ‘ E, Red Chiain ‘ i Plasters‘ “

afford Prompt relief.

v d‘ r.‘ a “All” pleetere relieve

in Taupe and Navy shades; wonderful

In sizes 1'2 to 14 years-A blq Dollar my value at the price, per yard ............ .. $1.48

$6.50

60 pairs Women's Oxfords and Strap Slippers, assorted styles ln Black and colored leathers; odd lines from the sea- sons selling in mostly all sizes, worth

special, only .. 5 plcces'16 (Slnch all Linen Crash - Towellrig, something that is heeded every day in any household; regular 25c

Herc is shown a clearing line of Ladies’ Silk and TrlcotlndDroeics. Reg-

3. 0. 5 ' I | ' l | I t‘ value for cnly .................................... .. 18!/2c ta; mp3?’ mar $2590 and $3100 VMUHL whne they 3 ieces Chiffon finish Corduroy 27 .. last, only p ' ‘ ' H' h G Ci inches wide in colors of Copen, Navy and 50 Pa"? w°mm s '9 '3 ° i '

Oxfords and Slippers in Black and col- ored leathers; these are assorted models

ln Shoes ‘worth from $4.75 to $7.50. Your ‘ 15 dozen odd lines Ladies‘ Cash-here ch01“ m Clea,’ p" pa“. $233

Hose ‘in plain and ribbed Black, also Heather and Grey; regularly worth 85c to $1.25 per pair. Special only 68c

Green; regular $1.75 value, special sale

Also a nice range of Silk and Serge price 98c

Dresses. Worth up to $20.00, yours for. . $9.85

6O pairs Women's High Cut Boots in Donqola and Velour, side stock; odd lines in half dozen different styles; the sizes are mostly small and large, but a fair assortment of all in the lot-not a 19° pair but are worth $3.50 and some run- nlng to $5.00 and $6.00. if the sizes suit they represent the biggest value in foot- wear you have seen for many - a day. Your choice to clear for three special . , days at $1.50 ‘_ , ‘ "

~i

Ladies’ Gingham Dresses, priced ‘at $2.50 and $3.00. Selling it» ,,,, ,_ also Giicll

Chintz Perl Yard 29c

Fancy Chintz, 36.. inches" wide”. in assorted patterns, regular 35c entity/ills values; to clear at only .... .. 29c per? yard

_ 10 dozen Ladies fine Cashmere finish Hose In White only. Regular 30c value. Special sale price only ..

Comforters $2.95

Two dozen English y Chintz Com- forters in large size. Worth $3.75 to clear at $235

Mcn’s Furnishings Department» Men's warm, rosy Winter Caps in assorted colors, peed styles with viarm ear bands, sizes 6% to 73/3. Special for three days only 59¢

Clothing Department

Bannockburit Trousers are etrong and dependable for ' work or my rough ueuage. They are well made of heavy , double and twisted wool yarne. iblzei 32 to 44. “Regular i Price $450. Special for Dollar Deye ................................ ,. $3.69

10 dozen ‘Men's Shirts lri assorted patterns and mat:r- lals in medium and dark colors; also a few Khaki, regular- ly sold for $135 to $1.50. Now your choice for only... $1.14

Special value Ie here offered in Men's Overalle. liic- ' gardless of advancing pricee weiare dffermg this rcal_ bar- ' gain which you ehould take full advantage of. Shown in ‘ Blue and White stripe, plain Blue and Black with bib and , braces. Do not mlee theee on Bargain Days, only ‘ .............................................................. $1.25 per pair

L.

1O dozen Men’e Grey and Military Flannel Shirts, full sizes with yoke and platted front with pocket and double sewn seams: sizes 14V; t: 17. Regular values $2.25. Fm‘ quick selling only 51-79

5 dozen heavy weight wool Coat Sweaters in dark Heather shade with large ehawl collar. Just the Sweater required for rough usage. A good $250 value clearina "l

.... $1.98

Granulated Sugar 91-2 Cents "Peri Pound for Dollar Days

For our Three Daye Sale we offer to rash customers bllYlllll $5410 worth of goods In any department, beat grad:

Bay's good weight dark. Heather Goa! Sweaters Wlfll [shawl cellar. Just the thing for school wear. Sins 22 l9

seated pain, lnmeneee or eoreneee in the back. Price 25c.

TiHi WHITE DRUG STORE l

'.I. B. Jelnimii ,

34. These are leaders at our special price of only 96¢ pure granulated sugar-ll‘) u: for ............... .................. .. 95¢ Specials From Grocery Department. ' Crwkery Bargains

- . . . . Clover Leef end Ollt, cups only 6 for ............... ..... .. 75c Quantltles Llmlted to Clue Table Bate lncludilng Orgqm, v,,,,,,,,,, gugjr. (justomer 89.9911 Holder and aims»- Dish; perjlet only ............ .. 65c

. . Thernide Botilee. pint elze for the email eum of 75c

Red Glover Tea ln 1 lb. pkgs, pai- lb. .. 58c V. lFIflOy Tea Pole leeorted pltfil-nillillpuler 86c‘ vllué

Yellow Eyod Beans, good quality, per lb. 7'/,c _ '59; x _ )- . , 55¢

Prunes, gocd large size. 2 lbe. fer 25o - ‘l Qhgmbgr 3”, Wm“ Win-g pngm, my“ pica" (or

Seeded Raisins. large packages ‘ - ‘ .1" -. w: . ‘$95

Club Home Baking Powder, 16 oz. tins. Fancy Jule, snorted ha’; en's spiel-e, dlfllflflfl n1

Toilet Soap, a good article, 6 cekee for » " HALF FRICE!

w - . .. “ - .~_; 1‘1.§_ an our new eteok lpcf emb lnldinner were, N pIQGO‘

~ ~- . Follow the Crowd tol‘ " .~ "m- m j, F~ - » i» ~ ~ "im-w‘; " I ; ' ' . i i‘ - ",:-s~ Y."- Tin Wleh Iollere, Ne. Iievelylon '

Druggiet _ .