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Imported direct from the Orient in metal lined chests. Blended and packed‘ ,1 1b., .‘/zlb., %lb.

bright ‘Altiniinizm packages.

so toss oltxiificsfrizkos i. extra good.

Cast In ' Diverting Film At The-Prince Edward

"BLUEBEARWS SEVEN WIVES" HAS BLANCIIE SWEET. LOIS WILSON AND BEN LYON.

' There is a highly diverting com- cdy on the screen of the Prince Ed- ward ‘Theatre today in the Robert T. Kane production,‘ ‘jBlugbeardfs motor-cycle, and throughout 5W9" WWBB." T610886} iillliiiltgh busy part of the afternoon and ev- Flrst National. Besldeiybringifk Veuing. he keeps up a regular pat- !!!" illlqlil.9f~ 19118118. Kalle has l6: rol on the most, dangerous por- sembled a most unusual cast. Wit- tinns of the thoroughfare, includ- ness: Blanche Sweet. Lois Wilson, ing that part known to motorists ~ 9" 11W". - DOIOUW Sebasti l1. as “suicide corner." Unfortunately. - lana Kane and 5am Hardyyand or fortunately, whichever way you

any more. ’

. look at it, business is not brisk

"Blucbeards Seven Wives" is with this dispenser of bandages.

one of the most original things ever Travellers on the main ,' Dover

accomplished in the comedy line. road through Farnlngham have oft- Thc picture sets its title from the.

en remarked on the presence dui~ avtnloitation stunt evolved by a mo- ing the week-end of a small bell on

tcnt, at the ‘cross roads, bearing the famous cross of Geneva.

On the main Brighton road through Klngswood, near Reigate, can be seena llt.tle white box. Fals-

Bandage Seller Latest 0f Street Merchants

LONDON, opt. s. - "Bandages! Three n. penny". This cry mil? 11° heard on the London to Southend arterial road every week-end.

The bandage seller has store In a sidecar attached

his to a the

The press agent concoct; a future for the young star in which at least seven wives are thrown across» his path. With so many marriages the press agent is sure that his charge will become known as a modern Bluebeard. ‘ -

i The press agent, however, figur- es. without a little thing known as Love. When his star succumbs to ihis, all plans are in the discard. The comedy is fast throughout-and there is a beautiful Romeo and Juliet scene enacted by Lyon and Blanche Sweet. One of the flin- niest climaxes evcr staged arrived when the press agent. in endeavor- 1118 to find Lyon, who has escaped

the front garden fence, this box contains first-aid outfits for who- ever requires thought. A similar box can be seen on the old Brighton road.

in addition to those facilities. the road scouts and patrols of the Automobile Association carry dros- slngs for minor injuries. and not a fow motorists have somewhere in

"First Fleltl Dressings". originally prepared for the troops in the field, hilt which were flung on to tho market. at ridiculous prices at tho clone of hostilities.

(Tropirou Long island are threat- cnod by the invasion of the Asiat- ic beetle, which is believed to be financed by, Sovlct. Russian-New York licraild-Tribtiuc. ‘

mad.

' The final episode of the interest- imz College series "Collegians" loom- plctcs this fine opening program. Sec it today by all IIICKIIS.“ |l~ ,.

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For Sale

Miscellaneous

toiled in a conspicuous position to

them — a kindly

their lockers one or more of the‘

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iioiis lnioreslotl in child lion work in Charlottetown

in)’ morning and will ndd ”“*“' meeting of ilie C. icty in the after inn is one nf tho

ad

provinccj although

charged with having possession had c

sault case was days. case was dlspo $20 or thirty

and another $5

ouris, Messrs. W

WHITTON —

public meetin

day night ui

there will be .CllilI‘i(lli6l0\VIl

Central Guardian I FRESH Lossrghis at ~42 Queen Si. Phone 384-1

THIS MORNING

MEETING IN THE interests of; Potato growers Ulgg Hall, Thursday cvon 6th at 7.30. p. n1. Messrs S. (l bin and J.W. Boulter of town will be present.

will

POLICE COUH/I‘.

l the 10th.

days. ere each fined

ATTENDING CONVENTION -- Hon. .l. D, Stewart left yesterday

RETURNS FROM VISIT. -Mrs. Hiram Ball, wife of organist and choir- United Church, M turned to this city of six months to England and to Ball, who arrived in Montreal week, was met there by her band and they spentseveral there. the guests of Mr. and Walter Neale, formerly of this city. -Moncton Transcript.

RED CROSS ARRANGES FOR MISS CHARLOTTE

At an Executiirc nit-cling of tho Prince Edward Isl and Division of tho Canadian Red Cross Society yesterday afternoon arrangements were completed for the visit of Miss Charlotte Whit- ton in the province at the end of this week. Miss Whlttoii is Exc- cutivc Secretary oi’ the Canadian Council on Child headquarters at Ottawa and is Ollfli iol‘ the best authorities in Canada- nn all matters dealing with the GHOST WAS PASTOR care and protection oi’ children. t! at which Miss Whit- tmi will spcak will be hold in the‘

ISIT OF

e Qaiitlreirs Aid Soc

iss Whitton

iivcs of the vitrious

inn women and short

be

on Monday

there will be anI inspection of the Police Force and. (the new chief, .Sergt,

Birdwhistle‘ will be sworn in.

-Five persons liquor in their‘ ases adjourned un- One battery and as- given $5 or twenty One drunk and disorderly sed of by a fine of Three drunks $10 of thirty days, or twenty days.

. A. ‘Stewart, A.

Professor Ball. master, Central oncton. has re- following a visit her old home in Scotland.

Welfare

‘Town liuli, Siimincrsitle, on Saiur- The gaunt sir'f°°t Woman "Ehflsl" ‘def H". auspices U; that has terrorized Curry-Rivel and

ieiy,

a public meeting inzover a Yea!‘ his "m", i the Rev. Arthur w“; "wet renrpfien;preacher-disguised as a

organjzflJw see whether men

|,r,,i,.,.‘,‘_‘cnoiigli to flirt with

on Mon-i ypgg "pvthat his campaign had vindicated liildrtaifs Aid Sor-rifliiiiilvicly the morals not only of noon, Miss Wliit- Ciirry-Rivel. tniisinlitliiig Can- her visit to tho , will

nno of very great interest, to

who huvn lhc opportunity oi lioar- tccm as now.

lug iler spcak.

PERSONALS

Aylward's ‘

held in ing, Oct.‘

Charlotte“ 9515-10-4-2i.

hus- days Mrs.

_ GUARDIAN

1-5 ails SEEN rivet N. Y.

2_ collard‘ . wit/z maria ~

"m flarlcy Card lurt y; fuller madc_bitI/=% r f/ltyf’

mcntum that has carried the Pitts- burgh Pirates io victory. clinching it by i win oyer Cincinnati Satur- day, is one of the closest and most exciting races .of National league

corps. that has performed brilliant- ly over the last month with few ex- ceptions, will be the deciding fig- ures, if the Corsairs beat the New York Yankees in the world's series,i starting Wednesday at Forbes Field.‘

This at any rate was the opinion of Owen iDonie> Bush, aggressive! little pilot who has steered the Pir-y ates to a pennant in his first sew‘

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relatives and fiends. companied to the

She was ac- mainland by her two sisters, Mrs. James McLean and Mrs. John Allen.

son.

There were not a few critics. even among home town experts, who bc- lieved the Pirates "staggered into the pennant, and that the reaction of their hard fight would be a de-

Will Electrify

f - w; '1 t u I u A L“_ _ triment rather than an aid, that the 82:1] Coliigeli-ititliiae “Cflilvelltitltll ‘iii Yankees anyway Packed entirely too Thursday momma; M“ Donald _ much punch for the National Lea-i Nicholson and daughter Miss ' (__- guers to “heck- But if m“? was Emma Nicholson, Senator l\icLean, LOADON- P-illi» Oct 3- —- The any lflvk 0i spirit or 0i confidence‘ S

Mlllhilii-ESV Railway at Swtrnsoa. tho in the Pirates it was not evident in!

A Amy, B Roy Holman am N _ oldest railway in the United King- tho remarks of Bush shortly aftcri ma“ Lowmer leave for the‘ 85:11:, dom, is to be electrified. The rail-his club had won the decidingl convenflom way ivas incorporated in 1804 anti-game in Cincinnati. Neither was,

opened ill I807. For 70 years horse- drawn trains plied its 5 1-2 mile iraok, and for iheiast 50 years quaint sienln trains. still running‘ on the open road for a consider- able part oi’ the route have carried; Not Over-Confident on the service. Electrification oi’ tho lino has long been discussed, and is now to be undertaken by cimfident- The)! did not unlit?!‘- thc Swansea improvement iindIeStImate the Yankees. But neither Tramway Company in conjunction were tho Pirates awed by the fact with tho Sivansea Corporation, It that the Yankees, coasting into is expected that tile change will their own pennant. were rated by iii! cmnplctcil by next .\'lal't:i1. many competent critics as one 0i ; A 7 1-2 to l5-lliinuie servicp ls=thc greatest teams of all time, an to b0 iniiluiziiiietl as required, ivithimltflil that ‘Vflllid UHQUESUOIIBIJIY a schedule speed of 12 miles nnientel‘ the Series IRVOFEG t0 Will b5’ hour. Five two-car trains will p919. majority of experts and be back- iilsctl, each car having accommodl 18d in betilllli; fill Probable Odds 0f 7i on for 110 passengers. The traInsitO 5- ‘ will bc operated from an overhead‘ Tile Pirates were jaunty enough ii-ollcy lino at ti50 volts. A sub-sta-ito believe that any club emerging tion. which is io be provided tit-M the toll °f SW11 a 119939 pennant Blzickplli. ihc middle point of ghtfbattlc as the National League has line, to givc the necessary Sllpplvlha-d this year. would take care of of ilirci-t currcui, will be entirely "Se" 0n ‘my field- ziuttmuiiic in tipomilnn, "The Yankee sluggers

stopped," Bush declared. i - <Q>-—

lt noticeable in the enthusiastic,‘ band of 10 regulars who came back to Pittsburgh today, foregoing the final battle in Cincinnati. ‘

Mrs last

Bush and his men were not over-

can bc with

; FINED FOR KILLING DEER DRESSED AS

WOMAN VANCOUVPJIK, ll. (7., Oct. Ii. —- —-—— lThe general impression that pros- QURRY-RIVEL, Eng.. Oct. 3.—-‘ptzctors running short oi‘ food are t-iititletl io shoot game zit any time!

has boon shown to Im crroiious by a case recently heard at Mow, ritt in which a Princoiown main was convicictl ot’ killing a deer out‘ of stiasoii. Bob Jameson, tlic mali- were immoral in question. plcatletl that lit.- anti bin-L ' ‘his ]llIl’lll(‘.l' \Vi‘l't\ short oi‘ food, Read mmguncgd in a statement-but the magistrate pointed out that tho privilege oi‘ shooting gnnic out oi‘ scustln was only Il('('Ol'IiCii prnsv but of many other pct-tors iii untirgtiiiizntl IOYFII-IIFY-i towns 1w “investigatedy ;.\ccording to the act, ‘unorganizctii “Mom I take of; my hat to yous. territory‘ COIIHISIH‘ oi‘ that portion! ho he announced. “I can truly sayltliat‘ “i m" i"'°‘."""“ f" "mun Cmiin"! nnym, never Stood so high in my m“ bia north oi ilii- 53rd purallol ivliich The heart, of English‘ M552“ ‘“’"““""“"“

and its surrounding Lovers‘ Lanes for

turned out to be l-I. Read, the local woman, to

near Qucsnolm

jmanhood is sound as cvcr.

history, plus the skill of a pitchinghlmei- "is

l-Qnl-ugl» *1- Schoolgirls’ Perilous Adventure (By British United Press) BERLIN, Oct. 3. -As the dark-

ness of a stormy evening closed over the hill-locked waters of the

PITTSBURGHS'_OCt_ 3_ __The-Mondsee, near Salzburg. the des-

pairing cries of a woman's voice falling from the heights were faint- ly heard at a peasants standing on the slopes above Saint Lorenz. Arming themselves with ropes, the labourer, and a young student who happened to be in the house set out in the direction from which the shouts had come. A long and arduous darkness brought them about mid- night to the craggy and desolate Saugraben.

l-Iere. to their amazement. they found twenty-eight girls of from 6 to l4 years of age huddled together on the edge of a precipice soaked

to the skin by the driving raiii. -

chilled to the bone by the icy hill- top wind, and whimpering from fear and suffering. They were without adult escort. The mistress who had accompanied them on the outing had battled her way alone to a commanding height from which the lights of the valley were visible and summoned help by her cries, but had not been able to find her way back to her terrified flock. 1t was not until seven o'clock in the morn- ing that her whereabouts was dis- covered and help could be sent to hen

Meanwhile all through the night the three men were kept busily at work extrlcatlng the cragbound girls from dangerous and difficult position. To get them on to pass- able ground it was necessary to lower them one by one with ropes through the darkness over the face oi’ the precipice. It was not till nearly three a. m. that the student was let down with the last of the girls, a. child of six in his arms. For- tunately a hut not for from the scene of their adventure was found open, and the party remained there until dawn made it possible for the exhausted girls to follow the path to the valley. The children were inmates of a holiday home in the

climb through the -

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CHOCOLATES

Sold by

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Coffin 8t Co. Alec McPherson

Call’ receipts 3,244 —Wlih on H1080 WtlS lower, Quebec gras- l-iers made up tho biiik of the run and sold from $5.25 to $5.50 for tho bulk Will] $6.00 for the heavier ones Zlllil a fi-w lots oi‘ real coni- mon oncs at $5.50. Veals were ccarce and a few choice ones were |)i('lii‘(i out at $14.00, other good ones sold for $12.00 and very ord- inary suckers $11-00 to $11.50.

town of Mondsee. who were out for]

an excursion with one of the teach-‘Mll-mb medlm“ $11-00

ers. Their unpleasant adventure is said to have been the result of false markings on a map which led them to a point in the Saugraben where

, the only continuation of their path

was an almost preciDitBUS declivity rendered practicable for experienced mountaincrs by iron stanchions driven into the rock. Here the, party completely lost their bearings- and could move neither forward nor backward.

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WARNING HIM IN TIME

Slit- tcoylyir “Now, Hoary, you‘ mustn't kiss me bciort: my relativ-

lilo: "not l novel‘ R's-Hi"! you." i “No; llili ill ITIIHI‘ you do." ___-Mi-

Stock Quotations

HALIFAX. Oct.

3.- Quotations

furnished by Johnston and Wtiiard, v r - - - .'.. 0. ‘i While refusing to zicccpt 2i pica ofrMemberfi of the Montreal stock X i

,, ‘___ , .chane: “I visited many areas m my dis_‘ill..llfii'tlllii. oi tlic in“, tho inagigJ 8

work‘ and a portion of his‘

___ , M]. A 1,. MY“; I "Pisuisc. Onlyhonce did an immoral‘ m“ "m" m i‘ "Hum New York Exchange MOTORCYCLE BARGAIN. ALTON FOR SALE-WINSLOE SOUTH ililorlliliglfol‘. st Iol I “weaving i i siman “mm ma Th“ was at a m“ ~ *“"*““‘"" ~ ' - 9l89-9-17-3wks s-h ll w I -i if r s -i ‘ " H I m m-H "eiaway seaside “w” ' - i“ T°p' ‘md Sam“ Fe Ry‘ " 192“ Webb. OLMPY- - ~_~_l<i<_k. l W"? iilifl 8i ti. ulnli. l will‘ "l "i0 Presbyterian (iiurch, "I sat on the sea-front and at lAmerican Can Co. 631.1» BIIYING __i--—-TURNIPS DA"'——-Y AT ct ot a iarp. J-l 7-0ct J-zl ll Jlllllllfl. ,O|\(jc I tic“ a ma“ leermg at “m n’ ‘mm cm. and Fm, Ca ’ 103 » " -——' ‘ was . lb f i ' ' . . . . . . . . .. 6-‘ railway commencing October 11rd. FOR SALE - BLACKSMITWS Mm John Cannon a c pwaywqulglily? eel “g “d I '“°"°",- FPOIII Sid Terr 1S1 2:2‘ §,$,f;;;"g‘,‘,§,e,f,‘;,,, Ca 1133. Harris-Abattoir. 9473-10-1-31 . iitand fin Cornwall. Apply n. ii. led by he, 515m Mlssytuc; Q3122"; Although the minister fools ll0 did ‘ -—~— ' ' ' -- “rizzc . 9501-10-4-0 h ' ‘ . f3, n b; .,. Y - ‘ 1 _ 1 .1 JNQALFRED MCDONALD’ LAND! an. left yesterday morning on ic- ° c NLW ORR. Oct - Hi Bl i’

Surveyor, l-lermanvills, P.E.I. il-il-lmo: ver Moon No. 12, pipe. Apply 210 l-Iillsboro St.

i‘ THE TIME IS EXTENDED FOR. A 950810431

tailored to measure pant entirely

over-coat, from about fifty__samp- . les of English goods...‘ ode any 'style, and fit guarantee .‘csu and ,4 see or write me to cal B. F‘. ‘Tar- bush; P. E. Island

:.John .C. McPhail, Argyle Sho-ro. ‘

9361~9.27,ttlf 4i b

J72 Prince Btrcet, City.

________¢_____ by Daniel Robertson, Baldwin's I Sitmltmns vacant ?ad. For particulars. apply to ' h M Lc dz S0 . M ta . POSITION open - FOR voune ° n ° “n Qzréggfintfgue

cncrgctir. married man wit-h a knowledge oi‘ receiving and ‘shipping. Apply Box llili slitting experience iiiid salary. i

. 0478-10-1-lil.

___..._.__._____._______..__ ,\ BIG 85 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS Greeting Card sample book free; men and women already malclna » five dollars up daily in spare ' - time; experience orscapital iin- Female Help _wanted necessary. Carrctson C0., Brunt- WA§TED_MA|D FOR GENER

FOR SALE AT WHITE SANDS. A farm conttaining 50 acres of land‘ in good stew of cultivation, with good buildings. Apply to William C. Giddlngs, 18 Leonard St., Dor-

_chester.

ford, Ont. S. V. Sept. 8'2“ nl liouscivork. Apply Mrs. Bruce

' Stewart. 14 Water Si. ti Lost ___-___?- ______.___________________ wAN-rzo AT ONCE MAID FOR LOQT- BETWEEN MR, G50, gout-rill housework. Apply Mrs.

Keane's and ‘ Mrikéiinetli .Mc-

Jsnlrs store on Sent; 2lsihi927. 9500-10-4-41

a purse contaliiinf fl-"In c-i’ -—————-—§- m-"i-"i PRCUD- At tho

money 5m} §r41;g6_.,au"i%n_' 1111;; WANTED MAID FOR GENERAII-‘DHRL Sept 30th.“) finder will be rdwar ed ylilosv- houscirurk- Amity Mt"- ii- -,'.i. Proud a son. , J m3 it “QM "a New Jenkins, lilizlt-brotik. (Wm 104m, ‘ Wilt-shire,‘ o ‘ _ the ‘ ,MClNNl8.-—At

WANTED AT ONCE-LADIES 0F- reflnement to giro all or time to pleasant iwlrk liiiYlllK ‘iii an hour. Addressrcplics to Box; "ll" (‘are of (luartlian.

s t -" owner, Joli ,3 Hittite‘ Q

ion. ; '- Maiu- .l. ‘ 503%. vFIREMEN. asaigemsfif‘ about, nors $150, later $250 monthly ‘ (which position?) Write Railway . 116 City. 9497-10440. 9w, .,

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Found

pen. proving property and payink fill‘; ad. Apply Guardian Offlce.

To Let

s I,BINT—'I‘OP FLOOR 0F TIIE anodian Bank of Commercneé u

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sun's IIARLANDi apartment. Telephone 0t4-L. ' 95ii-l0-4-tts-3i

mo assumes. scientif- pioyment for Barberi- sesame, export in 8 weeks. nwflfll Milli subsi- 0011030. Department n» mum. a-i-az-mir

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY .3351”) 835-450. CAN BE EARNED WEEIL‘ ly in spare time selling well itriown line Personal Christmas Cords. Scores of Stenographers, Ac-, countants, Clerks. etc. exceeded. th est season.

Beautiful ric wanted ‘ mm _ m“ °°* ‘ p - smiu. roan nan

home ‘c

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loft ._________________ ; with an order ‘for asuit or iitos SALE AT VICTORIA ‘DWEL- m“

Rcv. Father R. St. John who haslmonths in fear of the “gl

z hlsfathcr. Mr. F. St. is. leaves this morning n cn route back to Okla-

William Weaver. landlord of ‘tho- igggiainplgsfl 0&0: men; club, organ-

. ___ 1 so Ill " ss Margaret McMillan left this was surprised an: w ghost‘ l:

d, Cal., aficr en-, L0

A up holiday wmijconpl-essaol. soiifnflifiliiiiiiii kill] , ". _ Wlilitive as Read, his pastor. . In Memoriam i *"~ l

een visitin , is reaentativcfFAil-M FOR sans - 10o ACRES J°h"' Sm"

with buildings, formerly owned mrnlihcfif;

Ml

‘ morning for Oaklan » Joylng a four mon

in sad and loving memory or Mrs. Murdock Graham, Bradalbano. 9476_1o_1_3| who died Otlt. 4th, 1926.