._._- 37ers“; _

Mat. at 3.00 18c, 37c. " Eve. ‘l d: 8.45 use, 42c, 52c.

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B. a ‘one’

ANOTHER HIT FROM THE

SCREENS

NEWEST STAR l

The [find ‘ of a Role you have been trailing to

see Itobert Monfgorltery play .

And HOW he plays it.

with CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD, C. AUBREY SMITH - ALSO SHORT TALKIES —

INVESTORS CUTTING? HOUSEHOLD DRUDGERY

CHICAGO, Aug., 3i—R.educing household drudgery has become inventors’ principal goal, judging bv devices submitted for the Sec- ond International Patent eXPWW fun, to be held at the Merchandise Mart from ﬁpt. l4 to 27.

In eluded among the inventions are n. combinutiolil potato-pecler and masher, an electrical dough- mlxcr, a device for rolling rugs and.

" cpl»; _ s p K ...i-.l;.,..Bl J c. H‘! )

curtains, a fancy new curtain stretcher, and an electrical scraper thatll remove discarded gum from under the dining room table.

For the mother,.inventors have devised new rattles, bottle holders. and safer safety pins.

And for father, the show will ex- hibit a smoking stand containing its own vacuum cleaner attachment for whisking ashes out of the air before they fall on the living room rug.

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COMING !

NEXT

SEPT. 8th,

WEEK

Mat. 8.00 10c. 20c. Eve. ‘I It 8 ~15

Crushed by a false lovc, he found real romance. He walked with Kings and crowds but mar- ried . - . A girl.

A wonderful melodrama,

s

_a tohig heart story,

enacted by a cast of great stars.

_ If Joh‘ GILBER: ___ lnthetenselyercltingmclodrama 1

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GENTLEMANS.

FATE

LEILA HYAMS

ALSO’ LEATHER PUSHERS

with

LOUIS‘ WOLHEIM

" ANITA PAGE

The Central Ga-czrdian

SCHOOL DRESSES in San Toy and Tweed have just arrived. $4.00 and $5.50. Moore 8r McLeod Limited.

' 843B-9-1-2i.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a shipment of Dominion Cartridges. Get your supply here. The Rogers Hardware Company, Limit/ed.

8409-8-31-31.

SCHOOL DRESSES in navy serge —new today $3.75. Moore 8c McLeod, Limited. 8438-9-1-21.

ALL ATHLETES wishing to take part in the open events on Labor Day will please consult Ray Pen- dieton at Y. M. C. A- 8420-8-31

LADIES’ JERSEY SUITS in fancy tweed pattermthree piece models, a lovely garment oi unusual value at $16.50. More d: McLeod, Limited.

8438-9-1-21.

FALL MUSIC TERM-Prof. Thompson will re-open studio Sept.

9th, 10th

Under the Distinguished Patronage of

PRESENTS I‘! GeOQAcHT l fAﬂN sa.

~< QIJuo/is" svoxtna-cuotlsn p Under the

u u

| of the Gyro Club, from the ‘ or at

Jamiesorfs Illiltorfs Tea Rooms [ll The 2 Macs - Reddin Bros.

i p d Streets._l_:'hone 130s.

atone rtssruqust FAiSNAtHllul tuousm custom . . “ be I’ (ii RI 5T U i‘

HIS HONOR LT. GOVERNOR DALTON HIS WORSHIP MAYOR PROWSE

‘Mariftlwtiother not a. novmo PKTUBE

Auspiccs of

,}_j772e Charlottetown Gyro Club

at the

FORUM

Exchange coupons can be obtained from any member

Lady Canvassers, by Mail,

E. A. Fosferfs Ross-Druy-United Johnso & Johnson's Hughes Drug Co-

Blue Bird Tea Rooms In Summersidc-Gourlids Drug Store Prices: $2.00,

hrx Office Plan for exchange of coupons is now open "Passion Play Headquarters, cor. ‘Queen and Rich-

$1.50, $1.00.

"descriptors PERFORMANCE sacs NIGHT

2nd. Singing, piano and organ, 63 Upper Prince St. Phone 235. 8427-8-31

A RECORD MAKING VALUE in Men's Blue serge suits-single or double breasted, equal to most $27.50 lines. Here for $22.50. Moore 8c Mc- Leod, Limited. 8438-0-1-2f.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND-The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in the Kirk Kin- ross on Sabbath 6th. Services at 10.30; and '7; preparatory services 011 Thursday 3rd at 7.30 p. m. and Saturday 5th at '7 p. m- Also Mon- day 7th at 10 a. m. Rev. J. W. S. Lowry of Cambridge will assist the pastor. ,>

MR. JUSTICE ARSENAULT AND GOOD ROADS-At the Can- adian Good Roads Association an- nual convention at Lueerne-in- Quebec on Wednesday, September 23, Mr. C. L Burton, Toronto, 1s to give an address on “Canada's Tourist Traffic," the dtscussion on Which is to be opened by Hon. Jus- tice Arscnault, President of the Canadian Association of Tourist and Publicity Bureaus.

PERSONALS

Miss Hilda. Fletcher of Sydney, N. 8., formerly of this city, left Friday, after spending the past month visiting friends on the Is- land.

Mrs. Mabel LeLacheur and little son have left for Maiden, Muss», alter visiting their relatives in Georgetown and Rosencath for some months.

Rev. John L. Wright of the Al- berta Conference is visiting his par- cnts and friends on the Island. He will conduct services in the ‘I‘ryon United Church next Sunday, Sept. 6th, at 11 s.m., and in Crapaud at 7.30 p-m. On the following Sunday, Sept. 13th, he will preach in Hamp- ton at 11 a.m., and in Victoria Unltcd Church at 7 pm. He hopes to see many of his old friends at these services.

CELANESE DRESSES $4.95.—A wonderful value has just been re- ceived by express. All sizes from Misses l4 to Women's 44. Moore 8r McLeod, Limited. 8438-94-21.

LONG msrancs RUNNERS should get ready for the five mile run. 8420-11-31 HEAR MARIE PAQUET piano- fortc artist, Rustlco Hall, Wednes-

day, September 2nd. Admission 25c. 8439-9-1-21.

sarm nifsssns AT $1.50. - Here's s. much wanted line just ready for you in browns and black

$7.50. Moore dz McLeod, Limited. 8438-9-1-21.

SEE STEVE MARSHALL in his whirlwind "Hit" at Rustlco Hall, Wednesday, September 2nd. Admis- sion 25 cents. 8439-9-1-21-

TEACHERS CONVENTION-Tho district teachers convention oi North West Queens met in Hunter River schoolroom on Monday, Aug. 24th, with thirty teachers in- nt- tendance. After enrollment Mr. W. MacBeth was appointed president. Mr. MaeBeth after brief remarks called on Supervisor Court who gave a very instructive address on school work mentioning particular- lythe time table; systematic meth- ods of teaching, school fairs and Junior Red Crow. Supervisor Mur- phy also spoke about the school fair work. He expressed his desire to see all teachers use the sand- table and make more use of school libraries; he also spoke about the keeping of the register and advised that the Junior Red Cross be in all schools. Mr. MacBeth read a very

instructive paper on the necessity of yearly, monthly and daily pro- grammes in school work. The mor- ning session closed with a demon- stration and interesting talk by Mr. Williard Plcketts on the subject of Temperance Education contrasting the effect of water and alcohol on different substances. During the afternoon session Miss Catherine MacLean spoke of new rules in Junior Red Cross and ways of or- ganlzlng new branches. Mr. H. H. Show Bddrcsscd the teachers in a very instructive and interesting manner. He mentioned among many other things that the regis- ter and course of studies should bc left in school from one year to sn- othcr, and that those schools hav- ing no library should strive to get one. He also encouraged competi- tion in schools and oral examina- tions. In regard to teaching Arith- metic he stressed Mental Arithme tic. After nil questions were discus- sed the resolutions set forth by the resolution committee weretuiopted, and the officers for the following year were elected: President, Mr. W. MacBeth. Secretary, Helena MacMlllan. ————--__..

JEFFERSON CITY, M0,, Aug, 20 —Automoblle accidents in Missouri during April, May and June brought death to 245 persons and injuries to 2.038, a report compil-

ed by the state highway department shows.

- coal strike of 1929 put many out 0f

2 nus

STARTING

WEILSEPT. A

Matinee-Thursday 0nly—at 3.15 p.m.

STREET PARADE DAILY

ALL WHITE. PERFORMERS

EVERYTHING 1 NEW

nus YEAR

’ 12th

W"

PARADE A

Pre-War Prices: Matinee, 26c, 52c. Evenings, 81o, 52c, 80c. Pllu T58.

Reserved Seats Now at Box Office for Evening Performlncel.

AUSTRALIAN SHIP OWNERS FACE PROBLEM

SYDNEY, N. S. W. Aug. 31.-

with a. serious problem because of the falling on“ in the interstate trade during the past three years.

running, but the New South Wales

commission for a long time. The

Melbourne. The bright spot in the interstate shipping is the rush of bookings for the Queensland winter tourist season, which promises to be s. rec- ord one.

During the past two months sev- eral vessels have been sold to for- elgn buyers. Because of the existing

of the ships laid up 1n Australian

begins in Queensland soon a slight recovery is expected, but this will only aﬂect ships now running reg- ularly. No idle vessels

brought back into service.

A falling off in the coal trade has continued, and the winter sca- son is not up to the general figures owing to the decline in manufac- turing and- the lessened consump- tion of gas and coal by house- holders.

Because of the idle tonnage, it is estimated that about 15000 offic- ers, engineers, stewards and sea- men are out of employment.

NO LEVEL CROSSINGS SAYS CANADIAN LEGION

OSHAWA, Aug. 31—Abolltlon of level railway crossings and con- struction of subways or overhead bridges in their stead, throughout the province, was demanded in a resolution adopted by the Ontario command of the Canadian Legion in convention here today.

After calling attention to the in- creasing fatalities at level crossings, the resolution points out that the elimination of‘ the menace will af ford employment. c

Resources of the Legion are avail- able to assist; in stamping out Communism in Canada, chairman Harry Bray told General Victor Williams, commissioner of Ontario provincial police, who briefly ad- dressed the conference. General Williams made passing reference to “tho fight against Communism" in the province. - _ ’

Reporting on the administration of the $1,000,000 canteen fund, Alex Lewis, secretary of the can- teen fund board, said returned men and their families in distress were aided, and money was also available to assist in the education of children of tax-service men.

Appreciation of the board's.work and thanks for aid rendered to the service bureau and to err-service men in Ontario through other channels was expressed. '

DERBY, Conn., Aug. 3i. (U.P,)—

‘Michael H. Daley claims to own

the world's smallest bicycle the wheels of which are only one and nve slxteenths o‘ an inch in dis- mctcr. There are 105 pieces ln the

tiny vehicle, including 160 links of chain. Daley is a toolmnket. .

AUSTRIAN 0N WATIR SKIS FIRST MAN TO WALK ACROSS ENGLISH CHANNEL

g , DOVER, Eng, Aug, 81 — K81‘! Australian shipowners with their Namnelmik walked “m, m’ Er big fleets of idle vessels are faced “sh channel “dam

He did 1t on "water slush-canoe- llke devices, equipped with cross pleces- and capable of being operat- In 1028 practically all the ships ed backward‘ m. 10mm,“ w . belonging to Australian owners were standing m. gnu-nu skhwﬂker.

Naumestnik started out from Cape Gris Nels, ﬁance, at daylight with a fishing boat as convoy, and. depression following this, added to stepped on the English mo" u." the number oi idle ships in Adel- Dover shortly an“ 4 o-clock um‘ ' aide harbor, Newcastle, Sydney, and aitemoon’ the m.“ Demon ever to walk the channel. ’

It was not, he indicated in. sign

he wanted water, and then tucked

hmwage m “w” “h” Pwﬂed hum is for such enrollment, and will be an altogether pleasant experience ‘wen cud, enuﬂlng mam to such Unable l” 89°53 a w°rd °1 mam“ employment or relief as the 80V- he motioned to the sky to llldioats emmen“ m“. dev]5e_

l POETRY IN EVERYDAY

(Canadian Hon)

VANCOUVER, BI C., Aug. 3I.— The present modcrnlstlc age is not antagonistic to poetry, awarding to Mrs. Hunter Kennnrd, nrted North- west poet, whoaddrczicd a meet- ing of the Women's Canadian ‘Club hero recently.

"Poetry has a plac: ln our ev- eryday life,_as it has 111d for cen- tm-fu," said Mrs. Kcnnard, "Nev- er before have mortals delved so

mind mar, pressing problems than they no today. The great lesson of 11h today is to be one‘: self and make the but of one's gift.

“The art of poetry makes u: realilc the responsibility of life- Poctry is practical and not simply the stuff of which dreams are made This is a marvellous age, because we live so near poetry all the time." Mrs. Kcnnord maintains that all the emotions of human life per-

manncr in which the srnsll things of life give rise to emotions that are embodied in ﬂIlQ poetry. Why the» little things cause thought that must be put into form, M's. Kennaid could not explain, but she read one poem induced by the sight of a wet purple iris, and another from a glimpse oi the famous pic- tum, "The End o! the Trail" the spent Indian on his tired horse.

UNEMPLOYMENT AMONG WOMEN

(Canadian Press) VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. 31-- Thls is believed to be the ﬁrst city in Canada to take official notice of the unemployment among women“ and to make special eﬂorts to reg- lltoc- them and provide jobs.

With women forming only one per cunt of the unemployed regis- tered in British Columbia, memb- erl of the city council felt that something must be amiss; that wo- men were for some reason or an- other refraining from leaving their names at the employment bureau. ‘The council has accordingly, in co- operation with ths city relief of- flee, provided special opportunities for unemployed women to regist- er so that they may be able to share 1n any beneﬁts provided by the provincial and federal relief schemes. '

Unemployedand needy women. who have had one W" 01‘ "W" residence in Vancouver, are eligib-

Few Vancouver women have tak-

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. ant. Only the purest jutc

deeply into earth's mysteries and in

meats poetry, and she described the

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"scum" sub-s... Molnmlzizlﬁ t Eilf-TIQTQIZLIF m“ “m”

It oﬂntllnl no glucose; no g

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daily", a o 1 Ianfkilldlt‘ “liar “n” ll used in I}: Your home deserves the bug

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Jimmie Jingle Says :

Summer

At every meal it makes appeal

A satisfying food that's real.

—Stewart’ns Bread

his head in his hand to show the hospitable but somew‘ ‘ depression in shipping, however, it B18115), mm that he would m‘ w has been difficult to dispose of many sleep

Naumestnlk an Austrian, made seaports. When the sugar season the journey atured only m sham and; sleeveless jersey, and ‘was badly sunburncd. The seas were heavy, and frequently he had to "l" be sit down an nu out to not and w

curloui

keep from getting seasick.

far up channel but he was plucky and finally was victorious over the

t0 cross.

cause of the current. ~ .__._._____._

i-

VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. 81. (By the Canadian Press-Cradles may

lengths to sec that her have a. proper start in lifé.

Nothing so ordinary as that, Ana; t

where modem mechanism provid-

she built.

telephone box.

Hastings, Arthur Ilalas, mainten-

GROUND COVERED

the other day.

"M11 frogs for a distlncc of about half a _mlle.

H! t0 b! hcppins about: tho ground

. vallable for women who have r8- The strong current forced him awed 1w mm one y“; 1n the

province.

stretch o: water Napoleon called mm "watered at m“ bureau for a. “wet ditch" but never was able employmen.’ mo“ o! the“ workers seeking domestic nsazcmmtl- l"

It's m mu“ “Om cape Gt“ Ne‘ substantiation of the to Dover, but the ski walker cover- ‘mm View". that women refuse ed considerably more distance bc- domestic work could be obtained in

Vancouver.

THE mrssr 1n amp cannons no“; To 00M! mun:

have Bone out of style in most u,“ the no", is due to stare l homes, but there is one mother in 001,134,,“ and to dlgplﬂcg motor- vancouver who will go to greet drlvcn vehicles on the farms of. "bud-Y"! Canada was made at the official opening of the new million-dollar

This mother, however, didnt do 1101-53 pglgcg at; the C.N.E. yester- much shopping around in stores. d” by Hon. '1‘. D. Kennedy, On-

maklng a. survey of all available by J, H, Qrlsdale, federal deputy facilities, she simply choss n. spot mmggm- o! agriculture.

ed the power to rock the cradle opened the bilildlng when ho led I big Clydesdale horse up to the Mlle

This is why the trouble man of stops but his worship did not lt- the telephone company found a tempt to take the animal inside. mama's nest built on s. spring in Th; crowd was too dense in front the interior of a downtown pay Q1 him, ‘m9 [opp by which he led the animal was‘ given to his WOT“

When a continuous open signal ghlp as 5 souvenir. The mayor dc- was flashed from this certain b0! olared that the horse is "not dia- in s. confectionery store on West carded by any means."

sncs man was sent to investigato- n small pony for the occasion, 8nd He opened the box and to his auf- an escort of mounted police and B- Drlse found mother mouse nestling C. Dis led the parade, thq feature on a soft felt cradle which she had of which was a horse-drawn carri- carefully built on top of a spring. u. of ancient vintsgq in which sat the mayor, Pruidcnt sum Harris of the C. N. l, Col Kennedy, and WITH IPIIOGS Mr. Crlsdslo.

norrcm, a. 0., Aug. a1. (By the building it m, o. N. s. a ism Canadian Pram-It ruined fropon number of cltlnens baa a prlvatc the Cowichan Lake Road, near hm view of exhibits from Crest Brit- ain, New zcalond, Bermuda, 11-m-

Autoists reported being delayed fdnd, the Bahamas and the wov- by the around being covered with fnco of Quebec.

"liner; wen at least ten or twelve "The sravel on the mad appen- fron to the square foot."

seemed to be moving u though plalnod the unusual occurrence, st-

cn advantage of the federal gov- emment‘: offer to enroll transients according t9 information obtained at the labor employment bureau i" Vancouver. While women are ell!- fble for such enrollment, it is be- lieved that they are not aware of this situation and have thﬁfefm” failed to avail themselves of re!!!‘ trstlou. These facilities are still a-

'I'here are possibly about 300 wo-

statement

SAYS COL. KENNEDY

‘IURONTD. Aux. lib-Prophecy

mo minister of agriculture. and

Mayor W. J. Stewart offlnlnll!

The mayor's younl son mount“!

in the Dominion government

O- O. Day, field naturalist, 0:-

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Spinning and Weaving

Send me your wool to be all" "l" yarn and wove into blankets. Sinllﬂ yarn || 25 cents and doubled?! cont; per pound. Blanket $215; || takes ﬂvc lbs. of wool to m!" I blanket. They will all be launder!!! unless ordered otherwise. ‘Vcol mull be well walhcd and all am and bun-c picked out. The slze of sin!" yarn is medium and double y"! ﬂue, medium and come. Pug I12‘ per‘: name on all parcels an 0 ' or’: nuns, address and illﬂmwil: Inside; otherwise we will M‘ rcspoiiilblc for louel. Send b! W" 0| (sight. FIGIIIJC Wlll b0 981d II

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100 WM. LANDRIGAN: 65 Qllllll Street, Chnrlottcfcwl-

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