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-TDDAY and SATURDAY _

iviATii\iEE STARTS 3.15 .'

SATURDAY iviATii\iEE 2.30 Ei/Ei\iir\iOS OONTii\iUOuS ~iviOOEm\i Tir\.iES"_7_0o-9.30 -‘BACK TO i\iATuRE"~Si-iowN

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Association A

will be held in _

ri.. STRAND THE/1TREi

DAY, SEPT. 25th AT 8 P.M. l

F V The meeting will be :iddressed by ;

HON. TH.-\NE .\. CA.\lI’BEI.L. K. C., _\I. A., M. L. A. I

~ Premier of Prince Edward Island _ ,

Mit. l‘l'ITEl{ .\`iN(`l.AlR. M. P. ' L

_ HON. (`l[Altl.ESl.\. |ll'NNI.\'(i. P. C., M. P. Matinee __ __ 11C_27C.

_ _\lini.~'tt-i~v0f Finance _ ‘ Evening 1_4" 21c__33c_

E\ ERX BODY “ELCOME K -_

_ Poll Chiiirrix ~i :irc :icivised that each poll is entitled to- ` " " » T " . '

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A cycioaic wtsienn Aciion vic1uitl!`§. A - Plus C o m e d y Frank Merriwell C h a p t e r S i x

TODAY AND SAT. 3-15-7.00-8.45 ` SATURDAY ' MATINEE 2.30

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_ _g V __ __ _ 5 ziccicditcd. voting delegates. ‘ “

R. C. CHAI\'DLER.

, t, President

" ‘ GEORGE J. TWEEDY,

. Secretary .

_ _ Charlie Chaplin ---------~-- -= Amfhe Prince Edward

S. S. .FL'E UR US

xiiiing iroiii .iiird G-A-Montreal

i OCT. 2nd-16th-30th. NOV. 10th. _,_ _,,_,_,,, C ,,,

is nilil the w.»:'lil`.~i funniest comedian.

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JUN, im iii.,-mire of *almost fire

l _ti-_ii-.-_ il.i~ one :ii_il i»iil_\' "l\1iri.i- Chap- ? l.ii rt-iiiriit-il to ilu: screen of U16 ` l’riiii~e liilivairil 'liiuiitre lust iiiglit in ' hfs inng-:iii-:ilii-ti t-tiiiicdy. 'Modern i'l`iin\-ii.” The ow-iislon proved W9” 1 worth writting f~r. Time has not al- ‘. _ -. S ' ha in

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I}(l0l{ YOVR FREIGHT TEARLY

so 'iii,\i' rot' _-xiii: st'nE To GET II Bai-‘ouu .\'.\viuA'i'ioN cr.osEs

‘I i:xt‘i;u.E_\'r rAssENGEn Acooivnironivrron

'ANTI(`()STI SHIPPING COMPANY mix 2:00 __ ziitm'rnEA1.

lil \"l'_\I.\'. lil-ILL ik- C0., Aacn!-Charlotu-iown-Summemide

JOHN S. TALBOT, PlC'l`0U, N. S. '

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Georgetown-Charlottetown Bus Service

A iiiiii.iiiil:ig if- liiiii tli1 ' ki .

.iiiii ri~l_\iig uiiiiii iiiivel synciirfiiiizeil

.~ iiziil <-i`i`»\i-i.-_ 1'li.ii'iio mice tiirlllll firi-i-r-A that hc il-ws not require dia- ii-_i.'iit‘.

\\'i-litre, illr.-t-it-il and produced by

'tie i1t.:ii~_ ".\ioii»-rii Times" lutrniliices ini- fiiiiiiliir iiorlii-trimic little figure .if ilii- ii-.-iinp lii tlii~ lingiry troiisr-rs. i|i-rii_\- iiiitl hiigii aiirivs into a1l0W \-..»riil. lic is first 1-i-‘cn ns ii rvtirknr iii li liii; stncl fiir-inr_\'_ tightening in its oii ii niiiviiig tif.i<'k_ The fnc- i~r_\»_ with its fniiiiintli-:ili_v huge :intl vfiiiiiiiiviitcil iiini-lilii-is, is like an vrilly ,,,ei__,|,~.»(i fnrcst to l'iinrlit-_ null hc -_'pw liiiii all s--ris nf liliririiius diffi- i-iili;i-.- iinrt- lit~i`~r»- viii- iiiiiiinttiiiy of li.s “writ ",;i-1.~" iiiiii iiiiil lio goes t- iiiiiiiiwii' l_i' li:iliii_v_

'l`li1-i~i~:t'|-»i~_ ii;.- life is ri series nf

:irlit-iiiiirt».~ iiiiil iiiis:iil\'¢iiiiiri\.~1 iii tin- ci~ii:z~ii ti i`i\‘iiir‘li lit- ivziiiilvrii into dnil tint of _lrilis irziiigiiig fi-tiiii night \\'fiirliiii:iii t_»i _-iii<_'in|; \v:iltf~r and jnll \\ii|i ii-i niliiiir:il»l<~ iin|inrilnlit_v and iiiiii:i_;i»~4 fiiiiiiir ilii- \\'.i_v to |iiii_\’ knight

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or :is soon after as possible,

I.i‘.i'.'c Georgi~l<i\i'i1 _ _ _ _ .. 8.15 A.M.L0i\\'e Charlottetown _ _ _ _

1 .iri|it;.iii 8.35 A.M. Jul~inston's River _ iii lltniil __ . 8.30 A.M. \\'vhstc|-‘5 (‘0m¢r _ Ii.il1i\\iii'- lliizid __ 8.55 i\..\l. For-1, Augustus _\`t. Tilt-i’t‘».i`-. . . _ _ . 0.00 .\.M. Pisquid . . . . _ _ _, __ 1’eaki‘» . .. . . _ _ 9.10 A..\I. Pfakeg _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_

I’i~iiuid _ 9.20 A.M. Sl. Thcr¢‘sa'u _O Fort Augustus !l.'l0 .-\.M. Buiilwln`s Road __ \\`l'li~|<'rs (Wirnrr 9.10 A.M. 48 ltond .lnliii.stt»n‘s River 9.50 A.M. (`ardlg.1n _ ._ _ _ _ _

i‘iri-iw ('iisi~iiiiii-town _,.l0.10 A.M. Georgetown lirziiltiuiirti'-rs ut (fliuriottetown-NOBANA TEA ROOMS llciitiquarlers ut Georgetown-F. J. SOLOMAN. I

nL'IcK 7-PASSENGER can

4.-10 P.M. 4.50 IKM. 5.00 P.l\l. 5.10 BM. 5.15 P.M. 5.20 PAL 5.35 P.M. 5.50 P.M.

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' viii--li-~i iw:iiiiii'iil :iiiil rzifiml iii-iv

]i_-|.|; i: l‘iil_v_ l';iiilf~|i.. Giiilrlartl, who

iiriiis- ii fiirsli, r:iili.'iiii _\-iiiiiig periton- :il`i\ to the in-roi-ii iiiiil ififika likirrenl

siiir ni:il<-riiil lu this ro\'ic\\'r-r.

430 RM' I " " - " iff~ia n 'envroiia

(`liniilln'a I"iiniile1lt

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.=iiii;»’v of tin- iii .-1 iinvi-l niiil iii|:irt~ ~ii~ .~'iiiiiiii~-me |'ii:i|iiiiiii liiiii rvor emi- .im-it-il. tint- of iiit- lilgiiiiirlits of the film ig [lin sit-ii<~ iii wiiiv-h Phiirlir iii-we :iii iiii.=ii-iiiil r~-ulliir-in pnntoiiilmr 'i Iii; tit:-i-l fiii-iiir,\, iigiitciiing liolts in n iviiicrf'r¢-iii wife in tlii- tune nf "'l`iilii:i," iii this iu~cii4=. ivhicli ll the niilv iiiir\ in the filiii \vli‘¢‘ii was Blint. ilii>.i.-:l_v iii siiiiiiri, i`lin|.llii niliirits his 1-\vii “iiii|i|i|'rii lniii:u:igr\" tri t'iili\l ill ii lii1:iil_\- oi-iuiii'il 1iiiiL,'it1\ri~siiiig way :intl thi- result is one of the fiinnlrlt 4-ilqiii-iii-ca ever flnsiicd on a screen.

In iifltlltlfin to writing, directing,

For two months, she edured this painful oonditioii, then, like man_ another sufferer she decided to try Kruschen Salts. Read her lettcrz-

“About fifteen months ago I had

rheumatism in my arms, back and legs. The pains in my arms and legs after getting iviirin in bed were alvost unbearable. I was like that for two/Vmonths, and coiild not reach above my head. I read so much about Kriischen Salts that I though I would try them. I am so glad to say that for more than E year I have not had the slightest retiirn of my

The pains and stiffness of rheu- matism are freqiiently due to de- posits oi’ uric acid lri the muscles and joints. Kriisclien Salts assist in stimulating the internal organs to healthy, regiilsir activity, and help

tlélPét'1 t0 get Fld Of this Cxcegs urig a _

Nuptials

On Wednesday evening, Sept. 9 at

6.30 o’cl0c.k. St.James church mans Charlottetown, was the scene of an interesting event, when the Rev. R.

Louis D. MacPhee, Clyde River, iiiiti Lloyd Alexander Murray eldest sou of Mrs. Katherine and the late Wallace D. Murray also of Clyde River.

her pretty and becoming wedding dress of Orchid wool crepe, trimmed with large blue buttons and gar- denia of pretty velvet flowers. She wore a. smart blue felt hat, shoes and pocket book and coat of navy blue tweed. For ner bouquet she chose pink and white sweet peas and maiden hair fern.

They were attended by Mr. and

Mrs. Stanley Murray of York Point.

Immediately after the ceremony

the happy bridal party niotored to tim home of the brides parents. where a. daintily prepared wedding supper awaited them, only the im- mediate families of bride and groom being present. The dining room was tastefully decorated with pink and white streamers and wedding i bells, potted plants and a. profusion of beautiful autumn flowers.

The large wedding cnke, which

adorned the centre of the table, sooke for itself of the many friends fu' and near who are to receive a piece, the bride having livcd for a numberof years in Western Can- ada. They received many lovely and useful gifts, the bride previous to her marriage being tendered a mls- cellaneous shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacLean.

After a very large crowd of seren-

aders had gathered to congratulate bride and groom, were all treated and had wandered on their way, the happy young couple left for their home on the old Murray homestead, followed by the best wishes of a

host of friends.

E E eo

producing and si:ii'rliig iii Mini-‘ijii A 'l`iiii1»s," t`liii|»l:ii also wrote ilu: iuusit-

iiiitl cut the filui.

The Second Feature

N.-ii-th, South, East and West, the `

h;|mi_v_ n<~rnp|i_\' .lriiiiin l»`niiiil_v ii':i\i-l the trnil to liilveiitiiru and i~'~ii‘iiii_ii-it lu “Buck to Nature now |il:i_vi:i;_' l‘rini'o l~liliv:ird 'i`lir-ntrv iiiiii iii»i_~iilil_>i| _ as tlia best in tlic hiliiri-ins st-ries tif

the Jones Family pit-tiiriis.

Feiituriiiiz Jed l'rt-iit_\'. -\`Ni'l\‘!' D911"

Dixie I>iiiiIi.'ii», 'l`niiy .\ii\riiii, Spriiig llyiiigton, Keiint-tli lliiwi-II. (liniruv I-lrneiit. .Tune ('iirlsiin_ l"l<-iv-iif't= iliiii- nrts anil Billy _\liilinii, "lint-k to .\'ntiirn" is thc rlotriiis story nf tlit- .lonescu nii a riivntiiin--ii \'.'ii'iiti<iii iiiiire thriillnil iiifire r-xi~lilni:_ riiitl morn rlfitoun than yriiin ri\\'ii_ l l-`nr thi' .liiiivsi-s iti»ii'i 1:" viiciillnii ing in Jiiiy tirilliiiiry iiiiiiiiit-r. \\'lii-ii lliirl Jones ririnriiiiit-on tliiit he is goiiig

v s' - ii iii i :ii 'l'r:iii

tn the rirui.zls| iii inn ii qiill Laikc, the t'1iiTiil_v nniiiiiiiiro to tliitl that they nrt- going aliiiiit.

Wlicii liiiil .Lini-s asks liiiiv they ex-

pect him to my riillrorid hires iiiiil hotel expr-iisca for tliri iiiitirv fiiiiiil_\. they present n .=iiiiiili~ solution-l\\i_v

:in aiitiiiiinliilp lriiilvrl

Oiiliiiiiiiiioi-ml iiiiti iiiit iir;;iieil_ l’\iiil

gives iii iinil the rvlioic fiiiiiily starts out for Traiiqiiil Luke in ii lioiisii iiii

tvhcelii.

Filling the wide npr-n sniives with

fun nnd rninfiiir-ri. tlio .loiivses ri-II’ along their lili:ii\\n_v_ mnotliig, uf;

rnurso, with exciting nllrciiiiii-1-il.

Charlottetown, P. E. L

Pzirt-vis carried ut minimum charge of 25c. -

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A ANNOUNCEMENT

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booking early for delivery direct ' from car or vessel while discharging. PHONE 1301

fovoroo

Henry 'Peters

Choice Rib Roast Beef - - - - 19 Per. Lb. ‘ Choice Chuck Roast Beef - - -12-14 Per. Lb Rolled Roast Beef - -_ _ -_ - - 18 Per. Lb.

Fresh Ground Hamburg Steak - - -2 Lbs. 2512 I sirioin steak - -,- _ _ _ -_ -_ 23 Per. Lb.

PHONE 1301 5

The bride looked very girllsh iii,

MacDonald, Sydney, N B.

man, Suiiimcrside, P.E.I

tori, NB.; H. N. Soley, Springhill

I NS.; Hon. J. Fred Fraser, Halifax,

! town; F. Maclure Sclanders, Saint filohn, NB.; E. A. Saunders, Hali- l fax, NS.

Trzinsportntion Commission

The iiiecting appointed the fol- loivzizr members to the Maritime Ti-nztsportation Commission:

D R. Tiirnbiill, Halifax; J. D.

1 _ ` | McK~.-ana., Saint Jolm; N. A. Hes- * I lor, S.ick\'ille; Johnson Chew, Glace

‘B.i_\'I C. H. Rcrid. Amherst; R. E.

Aliitcli, Climlottelniiii; J. V. Dever, Sfiiiit John; Ex Officio -_ S, G. Mooney, Perth; Dr. J. A. Clark, Cliniiottetown; F. xfaclure Selan- cicrs; E. A. Sniiiicicrs, Halifax,

Personals

Mwmhead Legaw' DD" united ml Mr. Fraser MacMillan who has

ia A1 B l M Pl ; _ _ , ,_ '

3333;. ZZ...i"".;. .i°.li.fT““...““..`.”.? . =~ef‘d he 1" fr R0-ei 5Uf\f|°Wef

,B.ink_ Chrirlozteioivii. leaves this

iiiorning to enter McGill University.

Miss Katihérine Mat-Lellan, who

has been visiting liar mother, Mrs. A. E. Morrison, Prince Street, lcrives this morning on retum to

l Montreal.

Mr, A- D. Merkel, Superintendent

of the Canadian Press, in the Atlantic Region, and Mrs. Merkel, who are visitors in the city are leav- ing today on return to Halifax.

Dr. Cyrus MacMillan and Mrs.

MacMillan leave this morning for

Mlllzin resumes his duties as head of the English Literature depart.-

mcnt :it M:icGil1' with the opening of the University term on Monday.

Miss K, E. McMahon, Field Bec-

rctary of the Girl Guides Associat- ion of Canada is at re=erit assist-

ment of the movement in the pro- vince. Many engagements and appointments have been made for her, which will occupy her time till Cclober 6th. Miss McMahon is the gn-Psi. of Mrs. Mccrcridy, member oi the Dominion Council.

P il

camp-and finds it in plenty. With

the wrestler, he defeats a gang of

gniiic, wins the love of a pretty girl, and convinces his unbelievlng dad iliiit ii during youth more than eqiinls full fledged crooksin nerve and audacity!

Ever see nn elrpert with a bull

whip make the long, quivering lash o\>c_v him as though it was it live siinkc, trained to do its master's will? In Bob Steele's hands a bull whip becomes not only an effective \'.'rapon Of defense, but an instru-

l`i`|Cl`if 101' Si`iVlilg 1lfC_ W1L}1 it he 5‘~`1\UCl'S H H8118 of nrmcd assailants, und di‘a\\'s t-he girl he loves out of deadly peril, as she hangs helpless- l.V upon the edge of a prccipice. '1‘lir-rc are thrills you never dreamed of awaiting you in the new Bob Steele Wcstcm “Kid Couragcous"i

~- f - N. D. MacLean-

UNDEBTAKEB

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Clmrlottotidwli lllll '

_Queen Street Meat Market Ni-:I ww;-:in -- Week End Specials -

Vice-President, P.E.I.-H. T. Hol-

Montrenl after spending the sum-

mer in the Province. Dr Mac- 't

_ p c

ing in the orgfinizing and develop- .

'gg|||_|i N01' |_||-'1' Officers Elected _ .__ Aiiiiis Aiiovr iiraii _ . SI-GCk UP 'AT Thése 7

Following is the new executive oi’ (

'“_*_ the Maritime Board of Trade ls ' `

owing to Painful Rheum_ ‘elected at yesterdays annual meet- I ,_

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atism - ing in Charlottetown. _ \

This woman suffered from rheu. A President-S. G. Mooney, Perth, O ¢ I matism :tn her back, arms and legs. N.B. , _ /

vice-Piesicieni, NB. _ o. Aiiim . K 1., ;/ Beatieay_ saint Joim. N3. I ~\\ ‘_ Vice-President, N.S.-Col. J. A. S if I if

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EATON'S

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1 lb. bag

1 47c

Fancy Pink . Salmon 4 8 oz. tins

15c E

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Honey 7 oz. iars .

2 for ~ 'l9c

“Kid Courageous." the most sen- I A ,

sntionnl, romantic and humorous _ picii.i'e in wliich Bob Steele, king OI _ E V LTDJ’ Wtsicrn stars, has yet appeared,

F.\iccuti\'c: Lieiit. Col. G. E. Full, l

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_ Clifirloitctown, Jtrome A. Morris, Aylmer Choice’ SN" 3' C Lyn” Valley standard' No.

Moncton, N_B.; S. Miller, Frederic- No. 2 tin tins .. .. 2 squat tlnl. tins ..

Plums NOW

BLUE PLUMS

" Tea REO i>i_uMS 5Q““f*49c

GREEN OAOES Baskef siioiiii io it-_ ' Empire COFFEE 1 lb. an 29g SURPRISE SDAP 10 Bars 45|;

Savings in Meat Department (`huck Roast Beef, lb. _ _ 11c itiimp Roast Beef, lb. _ _ 17e

nONEn AND uoimm

Rib Rt ast, lb. T- -_ __ __ _` 26c Lamb Roasts, lb._- 15c and 20c l2 oz

2 kr Choice Coriied Beef, lb - 13c 1

ciiorcr: Qvaury ' . for Bacon, Machine Sliced, lb. 29c 3,

Sausages, 2 lbs. - _ -_ _ 35c C Old Cheese, lb. _ _ -_ _ ._ 27e

FRUITS and VEGETABLES

Onions, Ivo, 2’s, 10 lbs, _ _ 19g _ Cabbage, large head, 2 for 15c Cauliflower, head - _ -_ _ 10c

Head Lettuce Celery,head

--2 for lic -____12e l Pears,6 for 29c Grapes, lb. 23c

Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs. - 23c 1 5 fi i~:A'i‘oNs C f Artificial Vanilla, 8 Oz. cruet 15c

SheHed SheHed

1 \ i

B2” .S“’°_“’1“ _ Almonds Walnuts

Iild L0urage0uS’, Valencia, 3 Crown, lb. .. Halvcg lb, __ ,_ _

At The Capitol ' ° '

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opened yesterday at the Capitol `

FRIDAY, SEPTERBER 25

his rough-house pal, Spike Grogan, 1 _

7.00 P. M.-Choir Rehearsal-lleariz A F u R N A G E ww ___< V; _

i i - ~ _ _ ,-`,' . _ ug I glade ore thieves at their own 8.00 P. M.-1 iiung Peoples Siieit-t)"“ I _ ___,, 1*.

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Social lliiil.

The Central Guardian

Tliili cnluniii lu ri-iicrvvil hui- rimvs

\"S MEN RESUME ACTIVITES

-Pliiiis for the st~iisoii's progrnni vvvrc ciisciifscd at last. nights iii.“eL- ling ui' the Cilnrlott4.‘t0\vii Y's i\it~n`s Club. Last nights meeting discuss- ed the possibility of proiiiotiiig lnci'c:i.=c<l attendance at the pit-.tiiw “Rhodes-Empire Builder" wlzich the club is sponsoring at a local ;hc:iti'c curly in Ot‘tol>t‘r_ Pirsidciit Ciiiiidc Smith presided iii. lust nights mcct- ing which was the first since curly in the summer.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. George M:i»c1\Ii.llaii

attended service at Coi'iiwii1l Stin- day night and received best it-isli-rs from their many friends- They will reside in Cornwall. We wish them

every success

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known errors of vislull In neglected. Results of thil neg- lect are tremendous. Every age - is affected by faulty vision. Individuals everywhere are not getting out of life what they should beolllile they do not seo an they should and because they Are eontlmmlly under L strain.

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