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“rlio Unloved Wife" is a dra- ma of surprises and these surpri- .- s are n0t.__tlteb§ind_-that might b‘; suspeoted.to* >411“ the play. 1t is a thoroughly clean and whole- laomo play-—,contuining.. not one uta of the sallclous and prurient. '1; is a well constructed play — the first tictintrotluclng a, scone in a home life which ‘is both hu- man and which gives SQJpQ for the pleasant comedy that causes coittinunl ripples o! laughter; the second not rises to‘ an emotional climax luwhlclt there is a bare hint of a possible happy ending in the concluding not: and the last act. gently and -plsasantly fulls away from the emotional excite--

0.1.0.111... lierald. Says A yihe iitiloved Wile”

as all ensasement flftneut of possible tragedy n. a r65.

nlutionof evil in a genuine hap- ‘py denouucement‘ and end where Itrue love triumphs and two sick souls are madebale. There is no extreme tragic situations or de- relopments that would wring the heart or affect one to tears, And yetrrhe-rlaythrells tho attention, delights the fancy- and keeps up the suspense of wonder as to what is really; going to happen - until the very end and the healing kiss of love. Al-l of essenitiully kiss of love, All of which moans that "The Unlovcd Wlfe" l5 a first- rate and! essentially true and satisfying drama, ‘which can be recommended as sure to de. light and win the approbation of all w-lto see it.

J. D. LOGAN

“PLEASE Fm‘? MY HUSBAND,"

"Please find :11y husband,“ was the tenor of a pathetic letter re- ceivcd by tho police- from a young woman l11 England. She. stated that she. had imtrried a (lnnadlnn that he had deserted her, and that she untl hcr four- your -old child were left almost destitute. The police investigated. They‘ found the nbscontling husband yea ‘terdny ~ln Kingston penitentiary.

lIc is serving four years for marrying three other women while his luwful ‘wife was still

alive. A- letter containing this i11- fnrmntion is now o11 its wny to the deserted wfe in England. BREAKS HEAT RECORD

‘(“l-l\Ii(‘.-iNN't-\'l‘l, Aug. 22. ——- Heat records for the past several ycnrs

BRIDGE IS DYNAMITED

NIAGARA FAILS, N. Y., Aug 22 ——'l‘l1e international Hallway (Join Dolly's bridge over Gilt Creek, in this city, was slightly dazntiged by n11 eXllllosion early today. Tho wost retaining wall was cracked and the cur tritcks rat-zed about tiwo lnciles. it ls believed that dy. itamite was used, and strikers arc suspected. ‘flit-x police lravlel no clue.

'l‘i1e damage was not sufficient to interfere with the operation of cars ovur the ‘interurbun line be- tween Nlaguru Falls anti Buffalo.

A heavy chain was stretched across tho international trucks at 22nd street and had to be raised 1W tho crew of the first car to r1111 over the line this morning.

IBUl-ii-IALO, N. Y, Aug, 22. -— 'l‘lie international liltiltvtiy today

were shattered here today when the mercury reached a maximum of 97 degrees.

.ay_

toyour dfllggfltl find that I have left my purse at l1o111e, and I thought perhnps—" "Sorry sir, but I don't know you

The simplest _wuy to cnd a corn is Blue-jay. A loud! stops the pain instantly. [hen thc corn loosens and comcs out. Made in a Coiflrififii clear liquid (one drop dots it!) and in extra thm plas- tcrs. The action is the same.

Pain Stops Instantly

v _ Quaint-n

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RATWS.—-l0e per Ilue per dl o! over, 8c per line per day for to n llne. Group- ol 6 figural, I l0 per cent. tlllcount for cnlh. he pnhl for. wnrdu for nne week. week.

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offered $110,000 rte-ward for the arrest and conviction of the per- sons who dynamited tho trucks of the Buffaloi- Niagara Jihlls hlgli speed line last: night, and a ferry car a few days ago, which caused the i11j11ry of nine excurslonlsts last night.

DEGREES 0F INTIMAGY. "Look here, waiter, You know mo, don't you?"

“Ob, yet, sir, I know you quite wcii.-nir. Will you have Scotch or rye?"

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. . Wv“ "'5 A GORGEoUs DAV! Let's all so out to theScots Gathering at Abegweit Park 2051-23-11

COURIS HORSE RACES POST- FONED to Friday. Aug'25th, The classes arolvell filled and a. good ‘day's racing’ is anticipated.

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IMPERIAL‘ PREMIER (Improv- 95) GASOLINE - lf shatter Ga- soline for motor-cars and boats could he made, imperial Oil, Ltd.. would make it. Apply at your Garage. ‘

BAND CONCERT — The 4th RBEImeut Band gave an excellent two hour concert last evening on Queen Square Gardens. There ‘Wile a large crowd -present and the different selections rendered were Bllloycd by everybody.

VERNON RIVER CIRCUIT- Services for ISunday, Aug 27th, Vernon 10.30 a. m., “The Lord God is a Sun." Cherry Valley 2.30 p. n1. Tho same as the morning. Vornon 7=p. n1.,_‘,,‘Typei'1 [of ‘the Permanent and tlio Fleeting or “The Rainbow Round the Thorne.” Love God, go to church. Minister. Rev. R. M. -Brodie.

BROOKFlIELD —— The services in the Brookfleld congregation on Sunday. Aug. 27th, will be as ful- lows: Brookfield 111 a. m. Hurts- viile, 3.15 p. m. and Brookfield, 7

. m. There will not be any ser- vices at ‘ll-antler River. The morn- lug service will be a. communion service. At this service the pastor Rev. ll. ll. Stavart will be assist- ed by Rev. Clarence lMcKinnmi, D. 1)., Pine Hill College, Halifax, Y. S. Prci-commtlnion services will be held on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, Rev. J. M. Murchison, will assist in some of these services. ‘O11 ISunday even- ing Rev Mr. McKinnon wiill be presented and will speak. All are cordially invited to be prefimt at these services.

BUCCESSFUL FEISTIVAL. "- concert and icc- cream festival held lust night on Roch- ford Square in aid 0f,l.he altar and choir boy's of St, Dunstan's Cathedral was a decided success

Sports at'Sc0ttish"' 601%: Telly

Today is the day of the Scott- ish gathering at the Abegweit Grounds, Charlottetown.

The athletic events are 50am- thlng out of the ordinary and it 800d day's fun is in store for those who attend.

The Indian runners from Len- nox island are coming and are determined to make a clean sweep, and the runners from Charlottetown are equallly deter- mined to keep all the honors in the City. Come and see for your- self.

Boys Bicycle Race Thursday Evening

Boys! Did you send your fifllry to Goo. L. Prowsws ‘Store The 'i‘<>sgery for thc. Big Bicycle Road Itncc, Thursday evening at 6.30’!

The Race starts and finishes at the Toggery Store on Victoria Row.

A largo number of entries are already in, and there is a number yet to come.

lt will undoubtedly have the largest entry list of any event yet singed hero, all the boys are e115- cr and nrxious for the day.

It is understood that Mr. George Walker has kindly consented to act as clerk of course.

Auto owners should- bear this date in mind and try to give the boys an equal chance, especially on the city streets.

‘Mr. Prorwse and Mr. McMillan. would like tn see as many boys he possible tnke part in this race. sc each boy that has any inten- tions .0f\ ‘liecoming a contestant should hand their names in to Mr. Prowse at the Toggery be- fore Thursday at noon.

Steel Sh1its_ in iiovies

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By Steel Slialted Clubs

lf the stccl shaft, regarded (by many golfers as the shaft of-the future, were thoroughly apprecia- ted the chances are that these clubs would he found in every scnlofs bug, By the word "sen- ior" is meant the player of say. fifty years or more. A well known professional, who has sold doz- ens of the steel shafted clbs, tul- ked the other day in a similar vcln, expluiillng his point as fol- lows: t t‘ "As a Hum sets on in yearn and the snap of youth leaves his inns- cles he finds it harder to lnuko the carries he formerly did. and of course, this is certain l0 be more apparent when the shaft he is using is in any way defective. With the club head turning, al- though ever so slightly, at the mmnent of impact. the bnll is lia- hle to do any one of several things it should-‘t and one of these is a tendency to keep clo-io lo the ground.

With the steel shaft, the hull Bets away und riacs quickly. The thin, and at the some time, power- ful shaft, offers less Wind resis- tance, another help, except to the man a slave to the fault of rush- ing his back swing. But in my opinion the time is rapidly up- proaching when golfers of advan- t-t-d years wll lfind a true friend in the steel shaft.

Anyone who has ever given the matter a thought will agree that ilogmatic teaching in golf ls all uorng. There are of course, tiwo 0r three essential principles-such us on. keeping of the still head, the lixed centre in the body. the Bye on the ball, and such like»- hut these have nothing to do with the ctrcentricities of human ine- thod. When these rules are pro- lltlfiy Yf-‘Sliettictl, thorn are innun1- oralrlc ways of building on 111cm, structures of golf which in re- iillitn nre-inuch the same at the finish. One of the structures may

One of the most remarkable, steel shafted clubs the taking of moving pictures of golf players. Those who are in

in every way. ‘There was e. large

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-—--¢o- Girls Forgotten in Cuba. Of so little account are women considered in many parts of Chi- na that at father, if asked the

hlllllly leave out the girls in

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

y. In pol IIIQ per day for I days l fluyl ol over. Count H worth nltlll letleri. count ll one Word.

Addrcsl torn: part of all. and Inuit Sneelul ltulen r-urnlnhed Rooms n11. 75o for seven

Wanted, 50o for seven words pol

.\ gt-itts \Vanted

Help Wunted—14‘emu1e

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COOK WNTED-One willing to .WANTED LIVE AGENTS for 18am M m‘, Clifton House, Watkins 150 products. Direc " 370-941, to consumer. Writs The .l. It. ---

Watkins 00., 379 Craig Sh, West, Montreal.

Help Wanted-Male

TRAVELLER WANTED by wholc- sale grocer for country. experience and whore tsmployt:

Givi- d “ll" 2040- l

to Guardian.

WANTEO— MAN OR BOY‘ AT

tincc, constant employment, Ap ply in person. to liort it Brown, York.

MAKE MONEY AT HOME. — $15 for your

to $00 paid weekly spare time writing show cards

for us. No canvassing. We in- you with the

Show Card Coibourne Billing

struct and supply work. West-Angus Service, 102

Aug. 213i

WANTED A MAID FOR GENER- nl must-work, No washing. Ap- miy hire, J, J, Johnston, 140 ‘llochforl SI. 2044-23-5“-

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WANTED.—A GIRL FOR GENER- iii housework in small family in

Nu washing.

Now York City.

ltcfercnce required. Apply at

this office. 2023-23-3‘ - Miscellaneous

JNO. ALFRED McDONALD LAND Surveyor, Harmony Jct. 989-15-

APPLICANTS DESIROUS OF EN- tering September class of North Adams Training School for Nur ses write Superintendent.

'I'°'°‘"° ‘Poachers Wanted F“ sale "Eamon-ten WANTED - FOR llrltlgotown School, Stippunnetit HOUSE FOR SALE or rent ~— ;,g()_(j()_ C_ B, Clay, gecy, 2050-23 - ilrowls Tantnn. 203l-22-lil . 3i, FOR SALE~—-llouse and lot in yVANTEE. 5530M!) CLASS TEA. mliirmlliliilw-n 5111mm "m" 11"‘- chcr for the principal! dell-ll”!- miiflbilfft? Bridse- Aliilly Mfl- mcnt. Murray Hanbor school. Lean & MoKinnon. 2006-21-2“ lsnpplcment $150.00. Apply ILL.

FOR lMMEDlATE SALE at Al- bany up tn date Ice Cronin Parlor and Grocery store fully cquippctl. Apply to Erie Thomson, Albany, P E’!

2048-23-31

hlflcilfln. Secy. 2055-22-61.

WANTED-A FIRST OR SE46- ond class teacher for Brackley School. Supplement $100.00. Ap- ply tn Ben]. Rodd, Secretary. _

2052-23-01

FOR sALlL-FTHlRTY-FIVE ACRES two miles from city, with dwel- ling and outbuildings. For par- ticulars apply to llioLean & 1M0» lnnon, Royal Bank Building.

TEACHER WANTED FOR WOOD Island West School. Supllieme"? $100.00 P. D. McGregor. Secre- im-y 1001-12-01.

react-lair WATF-io '1=6i§$'s1'-

2033-22-3‘ >______ nr's Rnntsl ichnlohtbloeiw. 5x192116- ’ , t $7 ippy n en. ll fl, ‘v"nted -glcflr'ltebu,ry of School Trustees. ——---—-—--—-——-- , , . , no.1. WANTED—~Two young lady board- Murray Rwer R R 15035.22.“ ers, private family. Apply ,_____,,_,,____ "““‘"“"- ”°°5‘2“°' TEACHER WANTED FOR wegr BOARD-R- w-wr-a- we Bf;l2l..‘3.°.l?.°‘".-fi2i{§'.il°“l.§2.3: llilishnro St, 2039-22-61 mm w_ T. Chinhohyh gem-awry -_¢ WANTED. - A FEW cottso: T"""°°"' C°'°"""" Pjgépfiqggg students. Apply 213 Queen St. .__. _‘V 2022-22-3! Lost WANTED SHINGLING AND RE- N ‘hair work. Apply 34 llenslcv Si. LOST. — BETWEEN INDIA

Aug. 23 2i pd

WANTED-Jfwo or throo stitdcnta at 18 Tiillsboro St. 8049-23-1“

River and Kenslngton, a hand- hag containing n rum of mono!’- ‘l-‘iniler please leave at Janie! Glover, Indian River.

uumilicr of people present and the numerous tables were well put- i-ouizeil. The League of-thc Cross Band which was in attendance ren tiered :t splendid program .which did much towards making thc

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; BIRTHS

ion Aug. 19th. i922, ill/ire. W. J. Reid, a daughter. I 'A'ug. 21, to iMr. and IMTS. W. E. Agnew, a daughter.

MacPHAlL-At Clyde River on Aug. 19th, 1922, to iMr. and Mrs. Everett D hlacPbail, a. a011, (Elmer Edward.)

DEATHS

16th., James Nonbert, age nine months, Infant son of Mr, and Mrs, Arthur R. McKenzie, 92 Ger- uld Street.

DOCHERTY- At New Haven, Florence Anna Dochcrty, ngo 1 your, 8 months daughter of

Kenneth ‘Docherty. Funeral Wed- ncsduy at 3 p 1n. to Clyde Itlver cemetery. i

CRO‘SBY——At ‘Bnnshnw on Aug. 22nd, Bertha .l. Crosby only daghter of tho late Andrew (l. ltirosliy. Ifnnernl from the resid- ence of her brother, ,Mr. H. E. Crosby, this afternoon at one o'cl0(.'k to the family burying

ground, West River.

WHEATLEY —- On August 22nd. i022, Mrs. Ross Iilti-phemia NIUIAv-0(l of Ilartsvllle tiay‘ from her mother's home 95 Euston St. to Tlztrtsvlile ing at 12.0), funeral to leave home at one o'clock.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear lather, Charles Coles who entered into rest at Milton,‘ August 23rd, 1921.

------0-0@- NEW LOCKING ‘DEVICES TO FOIL THlE BURGLAR

IVASHINGTON, Aug. 22.—The old reliable ammonia bottle, wh‘ h has been the, protection of small post office safes since the early days of the service, is now being relegated to the dis-card and a new protection against safe-blowers is bclng installed. ‘The new system is a locking device that works when the burglar attempts to drill a hole for the introduction of his glycerlne. lt works automatically and blowing off the regulation lock doesn't help the "soup man."

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::Why suffer from corns when then can be painlessly rooted out by using Hollowafs Corn Remov- er.

Auuurs WANTED

Salary 821 weekly. Expenses ad- Vlincuti. not to canvass but travel 11ml appoint local representatives. mate i-(rc and qualifications. Fix- perlr-ncn imnocessary. Winston G0,.

Dept. G.. Toronto.

5 REID- AT 100 North River Itoad to 1M1‘. and

AGN-EW—At Upper Prince St. on

MeKENZIE——in this city August

Whestley (nee aged 26 years, Funeral on Thurs-

Ceme- tery by team. Service commenc-

dnulbt about the value of steel shaft could easily be convinced as toits worth were they to see n picture recently made of a duf- ,1'cr in action with one of these iclulbs in his hands.

Movies have been taken of the

evening a most pleasant one. Thiastars, time and time again, butiis imlilll lull-PX‘ to be a temporary

the duffer seldom is invited to

and Wiiifliltpose for the camera man. were not disposed of last night’ L V lottericd at Home futureiious poses with stecl cluks. _ mm"b‘~‘i' m’ h“ Chlidfe". will DYO-ltlute and jt is expected the pro-iness of theslecl shaft even whe11}|'°“'@"@"- m“ hi5 coeds fro111 these will add consid-'actio11 pictures showed the eve"- cralbly to the 511111 already rest‘

lOne duffer was taken in var-

whirled through space by a duf fer. it seemed to be less labored than with the hicko shaft. -

slow movies taken of him if h‘: is ilesirous of learning just where the trouble lies in his golf rflng.

is of great help. It shows that the body moves, or does 11ot move, and shows also the action of lire. club in hitting the ball.

Murphy Willlhy to Break Records With Fast Pacer

POUGIIKIQEPSIE, N. \'., Aug. 21——Fnur days of grand circuit rat ing will open at the l-Ictlsnn River Driving Purktomorrow with pro- mises of fair wenthor and good track conditions. i

The 2.08 trot, purse $2,000 scho- dcleil for thc first day. is expect- ed to be one of the banner events of the meeting. Purses of $2,000 ouch are offered for the 2.16 trot. i'or three-year-oltls and the two- year-olil trot on Wetlnesday and u. purse of $3,000 for "The Hudson Valley" 2.09 pace on Friday.

Peter Manning, 1.57 3-4. unpac- cd, did a mile in 2.03 I-4 this af- ternoon in u workout prepartory to his first start of the season on Wednesday. when an attempt will be made by Thomas W. Murphy’ to have the champion lower the local track trotting record of 2.01 3-4 held by St ‘Frisco. and tlic pacing reord of 2.00 3-4 held lflilll- lv by Napoleon Direct and Miss Harris M. at 2.00 3-4.

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St. John Women in Lower Places i Maritime Golf

AMH-ERJST, Aug 21—Four -St. John players in the maritime wo- men's golf championship failed to enter the first division or qualify- ing sixteen and as a result went into the second and third divisi- ons of the contest. A pelting rain that soaked the putting greens and softened the fairways was per bans largely responsible for the failure of Misses Acdrey McLeod and Catherine McAvity and Mrs. Shirley Peters to be up 111110118 the loaders. Miss Raymond. who went into third division, also fell down in here general play. .

Miss McLeod. who went ove_r the Amherst course in 51 on Satur day with a 9 and 10 in that count was hailed as a general favdrite fnr one of the Jeadinz prises in the medal rounds. Although driv- ing well off the toe. the, wet ground‘ bothered Miss McLeod in tron and mashie shots while on the putting green her efforts were weak. The water soaked grass mane the judging of distance a dif ficnltv.

The acorns 0i’ the four St John

women were: Miss MoLt-ml. 134:

thin-gs in connection wtiltih tbeiilfllnie. and so on. bill 05 fl film- hus “an “yous golfer oncc said,

rv or bamboo

he precise, another plain, another

“it doesn't imuke any difference if yuo use. an umbrella us; a putter, so long as you achieve the goal, and set the ball in the cnp."

What is the cherished belief of today is abandoned next week, ithe discovery just made and look- ‘ed 011 as solving that last prob- llem of the hlgh- handicap man.

convenience only and to be de- llcndcnt on something else in the, system of u highyl fleeting and‘

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