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O u r if!’ s A n. -r The Highest Quality salt,

You Can Buy-

Sslt i‘! nlt, but Purity Salt is better nit. As its name implies, Purity is Ill salt. Pure -- Clean -- full-flavored and free-running. Many housewives will accept no other.

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SHOP tram Holman’: 09930;.

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l LADIES’ s: at S. A. McDonald's.

nan $3.50 a Days 2x5 to 22 m2l

ATTENTION IS DRAWN to the Auction Sale ad ofMrs. Ewan Cam-

» tn the chancel and stood snil~|

eron's in this issue. 304—-10—23—m—1l.

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PATRONIBI THE HOUSEHOLD table at St. James tea this after-

McDonalds. 285 1032 m2l

at S. A. McDonald's 8 Days. 2i 2x5 1oz: an

PERSONALS.

Mr. Glen Jenkins, Georgetown; Wits in the city yesterday.

FUR COATS worth $135 tor $85

Prince

GREAT DOLLA DAY .Bsr~ d gains Friday and Su rday at 85A. ‘~ ~ ~

TIIE, $0IIO

.. -- -- FzA-rumuo. __,_ A’ , i , y, t. - 11- htd I rt‘ Lleut. H. J. R HIbbartLOttnwa. - - . . . -\ . . Hi h in n L puma i i e CARTER a‘ co LTD have his! or the Royal Canadian Navy, ls at . "I \ oz. 0t .1 suburban tdurth .h t.llll‘l.l, _ _ ‘weaved a smpmen,‘ o; chm" 1 h l _ to ' n tell o! the tour‘ "llozrt it >mt~ll st-lettltti‘ ' sue said Bulbs ("rem from Houamt Ask m, X1798?!" B 1 c U- v

1r by .0 ‘. u?

tlllYCll “.49 tiéutrttlull) \\" !‘_ZT9€HS _

and 311»?

!n~t m the wxtott. us she turn- Bu", price lib-L uteasion 01,; leslival. --d uwuy with with-n: reluctant-e. ’ "i don't know its I ever rwalizedl what walked up '11.; tn» 4m hPfort-

tht- today‘

‘tlllv-l‘ of .~.ttit~tlty""rhe Evangelistic services will be

302 10 25 mill

EVANGELISTIO SERVICES-

‘tconrinued Thursday-land Friday l"

For every

INSO is ideal for any wash-clay method you use. You clo not have to change any oi your usual stepr-iust use Rinso where you uaecl to use ordinary soap.

ll you like to boil your white cot- tons, Rinso will give you just the sale cleansing suds you need in the boiler. l you use a washing machine. follow the advice of the big washing machine rnanufacturers—— useRinso.

lust soaking with this new kind of

“soap loosens all the dirt until a

single rinsing leaves» the clothes clean and spotless.

However you do your tvuslt, trtalte ' it easy hy using Rinse.

Rinse is sold by ull grocer: and department slorcs

wash-clay method

/f W!!! us." a libs/titty; l/dn/Iiur‘. _r.,,-;k W”,- ("lHl/IUS in t/tr Ritrm .r1n/.\‘ rm‘ nun/l. In l/lt‘ mwrnuly/ (llili

_ mart‘ Hm» solution and rtwrlc H1." Hltlfllllll’.

Yi/mt riuxp Jfld dy\»_ \‘1»!I rut/l hut-v o (Imu Hurt‘! Xilrm’ - fll/pil"

Ivor/l.

lllle Harlsvllle Presbyterian Church. lllvangelist J, E. Purdy presiding- Service begin at 7.80.

POTATO $HIPMENT.—.\Ir. C. C. ‘Fltontpsott of Montague arrived In the city yesterday t_0 supervise the {first shipment or seed potatoes, a <-.tr_:o 0t which will be taken to (Virginia by the Canadian Beaver 'whi<-It ls expected to dock at the Ilztilroad Wharf sometime today.

EGARD OF THANKS

l .\Ir. and Mrs. \\'m.- J. Poole. lSottris East, extend their most pro- ltound thanks to all relatives and nrlcntis tor their syntpathy- in the ‘time of their bereavement. 303. I

l CARD OF THANK

l Mr. Henry \\'aughnn nnd family lavish to express their sincere thanks lto their trtends. who extended to- |wards them s0 many acts of kind tress. also for the beautiful floral tributes received during their re-- cent sad bereavement. -————<-o&—i—

For Sore Feet-—Minard's Linlment. , —-—@o>-—-——

CHARACTER

Character results from conduct.

lThe Yfiars leave a deposil; the Wavhleim llcKlnmm- w?“ Ruyaltyi 3

ting forests of geological terns long ‘gone. are seams of coal today. We have to live forever with the selves which we have made out 0i’ the in- fant selves which we might have made almost anythlng.—Alexander McLaren.

lWiIl Take Olf . All Excess Fat

In, _\'utl know that. there it! a simple r-fft-t-tivt- rcmt-dy for overfuttrvss. one that mny Ivt» used nuh-ly und tu-cra-tly try nny tunn or woman who is losing the slendt-rnt-us oi‘ youth? It is the tub- Ir-t form of thr- now famous hiurtnolu Prescription. Tdmtnutntls of rncn and wutnt-n n-nch your rcguhl slender, llfillllh lul tigurr-n by uslpi: Murlnoln 'l‘nlilcts. You, too, l'lIlI export to l'l.'lllll'l' utcnnllly and t-nully without going through long, nit-gm; 11f tln-ntnm- l-xt-rrlsc nntl ntnrvu- tlon rllr-l, .\lur|nuIn Prescription Tablets are sold by all druggistu thr- world? ||\‘l'l‘ u! ullt- dullur- n hoot, or you can, tn-t-urr- the-m din-rt lrulll thl- .\I.1rlllnl.'|| w. (lent-rail .\Iolorx Bldm, Dctrull. - , ult rI-ct-Ipt u! price.

Goffs Dollar Day I Bargains

It would require several pages (at a whole story, so we invite a

THEMSELVES.

“ SPECIALS:— Men's" Carpet Slippers with leather soles

.\/Ien',s and Boys’

Jletfs Felt Slippers with Elastic front and leather soles SEASONABLE CLEAN-OUT LINES

Heavy Clump or Single Sole, whole stock 0r plain toe, size 6_ $5.00 for . . . . . .. Wontens Suede Boudoir Slippers, all sizes $2.10 and $2.50 for $1. Alena Red Rubber Boots, sizes 6, 7, 10, 11, knee length $5.50 for $3.90, three-quarter length $6.75 for Bow‘ heat?) split Boots, sizes 11, l2, 13 for . Ladies’ High Boots, Pumps and Oxfords quality $1.98, less 25 per cent. s’ high cult Boots, from $2.90 t0

20. pairs only Men's grain leather

1000 pairs of small sizes,

-~':nostly high heels, but best Special prices on all sizes Ladie

$10.00.

GENERAL DISCOUNT l0 PER CENT

Very special Ladies’ Black Dongola high cut, low heel Boots,

do do

made on good last, $3.90 less 10 per can't"

. $1,000 worth of Sample Boots and Shoes arrived, marked at cost, now 10 per cent. discount.

Hose of all kinds, less 10 per cent. , REMEMBER: 'I‘HIS IS HOLEPROOF HEADQUARTERS

. our: Bros Ltd

TUE (IIHC.\'I‘ FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE STORE

factory first

Al; ‘I

too great cost) to tell the II buyers to come and SEE FOR

'.'..........$1.5t~

..........90c. .........80c ..75c

.....$2.90

........$5.00

Iilltl Curley, West Royalty.

ors in the city yesterday.

the very serious Illness or Mr. Uriah Matthews, one 0t the, oldest and most highly respected resltlv nuts or Pleasant Grove,

has been spending the past month ntotoring in New Brunswick and hlainc, returned to Charlottetown 'l‘tte.<tla_v evening. '

Mr. Marks Humphrey, o! the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Sour-ls. P. E. 1., left Tuesday to rcsutne his tllllltts alter spending his vacation at his home here; —-.\I0nctott Transcript

Mlnard’: LInimenb-Heals Cuts.

CENTRAL ROYALTY SCHOOL AIR

l The Central Royalty School Fair was held at Brackley‘ School H" September 25.

GRAIN

Best 100 heads of oats-l Eunice Hnmbly, Central Royalty; 2 Jlnllll)’ McKay, Brackley. Best I100 heads 0t wheat-A Par- ker Rodd, South Milton; 2 Dorothy Cullen, Central Jtnylllly; 3 511159" Bryenton. Brackley; ~l Hazel Bry- unton. Brackley. Best six cars sweet corn—1 Rich- ard McKinnoti, West Royalty; 2

Bertha Howard. South Milton; 4 Natline Roper, Central Royalty. Best pint threashetl beans-d Joseph Hambly, Central oyalty; 2 Raymond Hambly, Central Royalty fl Eunice Hambly, Central ROYHITYZ -l Jack Hambly. Central Royalty.

ROOTS

Pest peck Irish Cobbler—1 Rich- ard Curley, West. ROYBIIYZ 2 BEN-Y Curley, \\'est Royalty; 3 Ernest Rodd, Bracklcy; 4 Charlie Hurry, West Royalty. Best peck Dakota Reds-l Eru-' cst Rodd. Brackley; 2 Parker Rodd. South Milton; 3 Sybil Mc~ Millan. Bracklcy; 4 Betty Curley. West Royalty. ‘ (‘ollvction of 3 turnips, foddelu-l James Swan. Central Royaltw; 2 Betty Curley, West oyalty; 3 Kath- leen Curley, West Royalty; 4 Rich-

Collectlon oi’ 3 mangels-l Fran-l t-is Cullen, Central Royalty; 2 Ittichartl Curlcy. West Royalty; 3 Dorothy Cullen, Central Royalty; 4 Nntlltt: Roper, Central Royalty.

Collection of 6 carrots-l Allison Brytmton, Brackley; 2 Jack Rodd, South Milton; 3 Raymond Selllrk. Brncklcy; 4 James Swan, Central Royalty.

V EGETAILES

Best hall’ dozen rips tomatoes—1 Jenn McKinnon, West Royalty; 2 Eunice Hambly, Central Royalty; 3 James Swan, Central Royalty; 4 Ernest McKlnnon. West Royalty.

Best half dozen onions-l Nadine Roper, Central Royalty; 2 Ethel Swan, Central Royalty; 3 Allison Hryenton, Brackley; 4 Jack Rodd. South Milton.

Best half dozen beets-llillsle McKlnnon, West Royalty; 2 Jack Rodd, South Milton; 3 Charlie Hurry. West Royalty; 4 Stanley

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There is only one side to this story!

KLENZII DENTAL llllE-ME

‘Fm: the tom» from dil- eolorntlon and tartar and brings out the beauty of

the sildmol.

Lila Wood, Buckley; 3 Nadme

Price 35c and 80c per tuba. 3°29?‘ Celllrfll Royalty; 4 Harry Lewis. West Royalty.

Best DIR under 6 months-l EI-

‘OLD ONLY BY t vlna Rodd, Buckley; 2 Rolland

.\lr. and firs. J. *W._.\loPhee, Georgetown, were among the vlsit-

The C-uardlan regrets to learn or‘

Mrs. John Hammond Pierce who

under 14

lggyallgg»! James Swan. Central

lkraltv; 4 Walter McMiI-Inn Brack. cry.

oral-l Gordon Roper. Brackloy; 2

Sellirk, Brackley; Brnckley.

_Hurry, West Royalty; 2 Hurry, West Royalty; 3 Stewart. South Milton; 4 Walter McMIllstL Brsckiey.

OPENING BILL “mars o0" Good Clean Comedy

Pretty Glnl Chorus

Elaborate Stage and Scen- ic effects tor each change.

.- 5»-.- NIGHTS

IIMMIE stuns, * AMUSEMENT COMPANY

PRESENTS

nun cntwronn

PEOPLE '

— 5 5 - MATINEES - 5 Starting 'Monday

ocroosn 211ml Ar‘: P. u. v

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80X IIEVIIE j. . ,.,'. .-~ ~-

20

Danelng, Singing, Musical Speclaltlel, CHANGE or RLAY DAILV marmzzs -.""' f a1 P. m. NIGHT 7.15 AND 9 P. m.

PRICES MATINEE Adults 26c. children 16o. NIGHT 52c AND 37c. Children 26c.

l llurry- West Royalty.

Pearl Hurry. Wust Royalty; 4

I Beet pumpkin-l Olga Matheson. Marjorie hlcNelll, South Milton.

South Milton; 2 Helen south Milton; ll Richard West Royalty: 4 “"111

‘t-ntral Royalty.

Howard. 595i 15 Curley, Hurry, West Royalty; 2 Charlie Harper, Hurry, West Royalty, 3 Marlon. Mc-

tree leaves-l Pearl

Neill, South hllltcu; 4 lrvne Stew-

‘ ""1 art, South Alilton.

FLOWERS

l l llcst bouquet Sweet Peas-l Ev- 2 Verna Gordon

cnline Rodd- Brackley;

Rodd, South Milton; 3 ltoper, Brackley; 4 Ada Swan, Cen tral Royalty.

Rudd, outh Milton; 2 Nadine Roper- vt-lttral Royalty; South Milton; South Milton. Best potted plttnt—l Hazel _Bry- enton. Rrackley; 2 Harry Lewis. West Royalty; 3 Allison Bryenton, Brnckley; 4 Lila Wood, Brackley.

4 Freda McNeil],

FRUIT

Best plate 6 red Aslrachan Ap- ples-l Florence Pierce, Brackley: 2 Gordon Roper. Brackley; 3 Earl ltryenton, Brackley; 4 Alice Chow- an, Central Royalty.

Best plate 6 Wealthy Apples-l Allison Bryenton, Brackley; 2 Gor- don Roper, Brackley; 3 Raymond Selllrk. Brackley; 4 Florence Pierce Ilrackley.

Rest. 10 Plums Lombard-l Mar- ion Stead. West Royalty,

CANNIN

Res-t pint wlld Raspberries-cl lvene Stewart, South lllilton; 2 EI- vina Stewart, South Milton; 3 Na- dine Roper, Central Royalty.

Best pint String Beans—1 Sadie Chowan. Central Royalty; 2 Ella Chownn. Central oyalty.

COOKING

Best half dozen Tea Biscuit-l Helen Z\lcKny, Brackley; 2 Elvlna Rudd, Brnckley; 4 Sybil McMillan, Brnckley; 4 Waltar McMlllaml Brackley. Best plate nine Sugar Cookies- 1 Ethel Swan, Central Royalty; 2

Best bouquet 6 Dahl'ias-1 Verna

3 Irene Stewart.

Samples of Wood — 1 Stanley '~lurry,\Vest Royalty; 2 Charlie Hurry. WPI-ll Royalty

SCHOOL WORK Exercise book, Fourth Class-l Ruby Moore, West Royalty; 2 I-lel- en MCKBY, Brackley‘; 3 Irene Stew- art, South Milton; 4 Ruth Harper, Central Royalty. Exercise book, Thlrd class -~ 1 Vernon Rodd, South Mllttztt; 2 Helen Howard. South Mlltoti; It Gordon Roper, Hrackley; 4 Florm- ce Pierce Bruckley. Exercise Ilook, Second Class-l ilzzcl llurry, West Royalty; 2 Ellu (‘ht wan, (Ientral Royalty; 3 James McKay, Iirackluy; 4 Evelyn Rodd, Brackley. Exercise Book, First and Primer —-1 Bertha Howard, South Milton; 2 Carl Moore, West Royalty; 3 LII- Ilan Hurry, West Royalty, 4 Fra-n- cis Cullen, Central Royalty. Map of P. E. I. Fourth Cluss—-1 Della Hurry, West Royalty; 2 Ruby Moore. Wmt Royalty; 3 Ruth Hur- pct. Central Royalty; 4 Pearl Hurry, West. Royalty. Map oi’ P. E. l- Third Class- Verna Rodd, South Milton: Ruth Webb, Central Royalty; Elvina Stewart. South Milton; 4 Helm Howard, South Milton. Art Work, Senior Classes — l; Dolls Hurry, West Royalty; 2 Ruby Moore, West Royalty; 3 Patricia Cullen, Central Royalty; 4 Stanley Hurry, West Royalty. Art work, Junior classes—1 Hazel‘ Hurry, West Royalty; 2 Bertha, Howard, South Milton; 3 Neveta. Haywood, Central Royalty. Pt-nntanship, Fourth Class —— 1 Exellne Cnrley, West Royaltv: 2' Ruby Moore, West Royalty; 3 Hel- en McKay, Bruckley; 4 Kathleen (Iurley, West Royalty. Penmanship, Third class — 1 Irene Stewart, South Milton; 2 Eunice Hantbly, Central Royalty_;_,3

Later-

Pearl Hurry, West Royalty; 3 Sybil Nlchllllan, Brackley; 4 Verna Rodd, South Milton. l Best plate Apple Ple—*l Verna Rodtl- South Milton; 2 Hazel Bry-l enton, Brnckley; Central Royalty; Central Royalty. Best plate Brown Sugar Fudge— 1 Hazel Bryenton, Brackley; 2 Nadine Roper. Central Royalty: 3 Elvlno Stewart, South Milton; 4 Ruth Webb, Central Royalty.

4 Ruth Harper.‘

SEWING AND KNITTING

Best Gingham Apron by pupils over 12-1 Ruby Moore, '\Vest Roy- alty.‘ 2 Dela Hurry, West Royalty 3 Patricia Cullen. Central Royalty; 4 Nadine Roper, Central Royz.l‘y. Best Gingham Apron by pupllv under 12 years-d Bernice Cullen. Central Royalty.

Best hemstltchetl Handkerchlek- 1 Eurnlce Httmbly, Central Royalty; Best coIortd ttnbrolderetl Cen- treplece——1 Nadine Roper, Central oyalty; 2 Ethel Swan. Central Roy» low: 3 Irene Stewart, South MII- on.

Best sample mened wool sock-—1 Irene Stewart. South Milton; 2 Ruth Harper, Central Royalty. Best knitted Scarf——l Ruth Hur. per, Central Royalty.

Best CrochetImr-—1 Ruby Moore. West P"y.12ty, _ snwarl’ South Milton.

F“

MANUAL TRAINING

Best hammer handle-l Richy-d gggltieytsgteilathilfiltWfllléi J2 Wallace . on; k South Milton. ac Rodd’

LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY

Best heifer calf (dairy brad) months-I. Ernest Me.

2 Elvlnn ' Rodd.

B . Marlon Stead,’ West

Best Wyaudotte

Dulletinnd cock-

8 Lester Selllrk,

COLLECTIONS

Best noxious -weeds--'1 charlie Pearl

Elvlna

3 Laura CIIIIEILIMCKIIIDCIII‘, West Royalty; 4 Sadie

Vern Rodd, South Milton; 4 Fanny Scllirk, Brackley.

Penmanship Second Class — 1 Eveline Stewart. South Milton; 2 Hazel Hurry, West Royalty; 3 Jenn

Chowan, Central Royalty.

Penmanship, First Citrus-l Carl Moore, West Royalty; 2 Llllintt Hurry, West Royalty; 3 Ada Swan, Central Royalty; 4 Francis Cullttt, Central Royalty.

SPORTS

.50 yard dash (or girls under 9 years-l Ada Swan, Central Roy- ally; 2 Jenn McKwtnon, West Roy- alty; 3 Dcrothy Cullen, Central Royalty.

50 yard dash girls, 9 to 12 years —l Lila Wood, Brackley; 2 Vern Rodd, South Milton; 3 Nadlnt- Rop- er, Central Royalty; 4 Glatlyu Watts. Smth Milton.

50 yard (lush, girls over 12 years —-1 Helen McKay Brackley; 2 Ver~ nu Rodd, South Mdton; 3 Fanny Solirlt. South Illflt...

50 yard dash boys tutti» 9 yearn -—1 Parker Rodd, 2 Lestu" Scllirk, 3 Richard ltlcKintron,

50 yard dash, boys 9 to 12 ytnrs ——1 Gordon Roper, Brackley; 2 Earl Bryenton, Brackley; 3 Ira Clark. West Royalty.

50 yard dash boys over12 years ,—-1 dun-adore Newson, Brackley; 2 Ernest McMillan, Brackley; 3 Wallace Rodd, South Milton.

50 yards Sask race for hoys—1 Ernest McMillan, Brackley; 2 All- ison Bryenton, Brackley; 3 Parker Rodd, South Mlltcn; 4 Walter Mc- Millan, Brackley.

Potato Race-l Brackluy School. Theodor-é Nswsou, Ernest McMil- Ian, Gordon Roper, Walter McMil- Ian.

Hollywood STRAND

TODAY AT

Matinee. Adults 2s l,-

‘Evfllllwflrohestra Iicimcflndrenv we Children 16c.

3.15, 7 AND e45’

alcon, 25¢’; »

The Colonial Stock Com

MATINEE TODAY AT 2.30 SHAR

“CALL OF THE NORTH”

i PRINCE -EDWARD

ALL THIS WEEK

TONIGHT 8.30 SHARP

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BABY HAZEL FOX

Novelty Jags Orchestra

.i____,.v_____ SEATS NOW ON SALE. TICKET OFFICE 9.30 A. M. TO 9.30 P. M.

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THE TIME-NOV. wit

5f Musical be presented

fluIIy selected local people, Ausplces of th Columbus C

Pa"! P

OPEN FROM PRIcEs-zuc. 52:. 80c.

THE PLACE — PRINCE ' EDWARD THE EVENT-—“0H BOI‘

“Oh Boy" the smart Comedian vrl

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Executive Headquarters-W Kent SI.

“THE MARRIAGE GAMBLE” 8 — Big Novelty Vaudevill

l, e Acts - 8 Headed by the Child

Wonder

with a can Cart of ll

under Ill q, Knlglttl ouncll

2. Centroy Royalty School-Ruth Harper, Nadine Roper, Bernice» Cul- en, Eunice Humbly.

3, South Milton School-Gordon Stewart, Wallace Rodd, Albert Weeks, Jack Rodd.

There was a base ball which South Milton won. , Mr. Jobn- Roper, Brackley pre- sented teacher and secretary each with a box of chocolates.

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same in .

A lull. h: rinsing

or skin , The flm continua‘ moo-the In

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illvnl Weed seeds In vials and boxes- l Freda McNeIII. South Milton; 2 E-

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