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Peinus Osaduto Clirspnetee Obresie sol Ionoas Diseases m Prince ll- Ibnne I01! opposite 8s. hers ohsreisé

Central Guardian ALITKINDJI and amuse- meht at the Indoor Circus tonight.

' WILL RENDIIED PIANO SOLO __'],‘hgo|§h a Omiliofi. tbs name o: m. Cedric Bouitor was emittsd iiem- the mot-ted won-am highs reception at‘ the Bavvili Schoolroom last evsnins. Mr. Boul- ,ter's piano solo wss beautifully ren- derod well »

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SCHOOL BOYS selling tickets for the Garden Cit! Popularity contest sre requested to report at the Markct Building this evening at 7.30 P- m-

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urnrso CIUICB or CANADA»- rcr Sunday, l. aedoque. ll; creetovm S, (Mission Band Thank- hyel-utg); Traveller's met 1 (Rally Day Service). .1. w. s. Nicholson. Minister. -

‘ll-Q? .'~ ,7 IIIIE_.'I.‘WIN’I‘Y~DOLLABS AND oosrs-IA drunk appeared ip the Police Court at Slunmessids beforc Siipendisry Wyatt on Wednesday and‘ was med 02o llid costs or twenty days in Jail. He 01M the fine and S.‘ "- "

TBAINOB - MCCOBMACK WID- DmG-aln rehrrlnd to the marriage of- Mr. John Vincent Tninor, of Donsgh. to Miss Hazel-Martins Mc- Cormsck of Charlottetown, the bridesmaids name should have rend Miss May White. sister of the bride. and not Miss Mary Whlto.

3 oafrsman ‘orsrnqcnou - s-

mong the namesoi those who dc- » talinod distinction sh the scholarship examinations st nsiiwusie Univer- city u that ofStusrt-Dockerty, “ of Csrdigsnps student noted for his excellent work during hi0 three years "attendance -st Prince or wsles

“with. INJURY-Innis .1. But-

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_Wantéd

001180. _- ler, scven-year-old son of Mr. and

Mrs. Andrew Butler, Dorchester Street,

‘A BIG 85 PRIVATE" CHRISTMAS Greeting Card Sample book freo; men and women already making flve ‘lollsrs up daily. in spare time; experience or capital ‘unnecessary. Gsrretson Co., Brsbtfcrd, Ont. - . s. w. 0-23-2ji.

Mums-z your: SALARY BY sno- lng 085.00 weekly selling Imperial Art Personal Christmas Cards to Friends, Business Associates, Club and Church members, from Magni- ficent Free Sample Book. Imperial Art, Manufacturers, bl Wellington west. Toronto. AW. l0-1-tl. oct. 81.

TO sell Pinlcss Clothes Lincs-flkcel- lent opportunity" Every user s. booster. Every home a. ‘prospect.

_ Write Practical Inventions Limited.

. 010i St. Lawrence. Montreal.

A. W. Sept. 2'1. Oct, 8-10.

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coo-mule activities. resumed-Jean

FOB. BENT-MODERN FURNISH- ed medium sised house. Central location. Immediate possession. Reasonable rats to rosponsibl" party. Apply P. O. Box 320, City.

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MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

Market reports furnished by Green- shields I C» Montreal, lo Stewart Jones d: Co., b0 Great George Street, Clisrlotttfnwn.

Quoted st ciceinl Oct. l. 1M9.

Cali Money .. ... .. 0%

HAMPTON . UNITED CHURCH saovwits-rhr suhday. Oct. cth are as follows: De Sable 11 s. m., Bon- shsws p. m., Hampton '1 p. m. The Sacrament-of the lord's Supper will be observed st the evening service. Kindly nule change oi hour. dimes, P. Kaye, Ministorl. '

Fill LAST NIGHT-Last night about 10.80 the fireman responded to a call for, s. fire in s born to the rear of I-Iornsbys - bskeshop. The blsse started in‘ the hsyloft. and thpre was considerable damage done by firs and water ‘before it was finally exting- uished. r -~

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received painful injuries yesterday while playing ‘with some companions around some trees in Queen Square School Yhrd, his Butler boy fell from one of the trees, breaking his arm and receiving s nasty cut, which required ten stitches. f-ie was taken to the Chsrlottatown Hospital, where he was rerorted as resting comfortably last night. f

PRESENTATION - On ‘Tuesday evening the employees of Mr. P. J. . MacDonald, Grocer, waited upon Mr. Earls MacDonald, at his home. 70 Upper Hlllsborough St. and presented him with an address and s valuable

ros SALE-STAR rovaino can. Apply 181 Wcymouth Street, "8030-10-2-11.

Fox BOUND ~rurs rort SALE. 1 have lilrsale- 8 _fox-hound pups, males $10.00 each. Immediate de- livery.,,._ Wallace, Bilclrieson, New Glasgow. _ . i 8010-10-1-31.

Ion slit-Tunas nonsus, our: Clyde were‘ up in ybsrs; one Clyde

vmsds up in years. one Clyde Geld"- ing ii yours. on; Blood mare 5 years. A. J. Nicholson, Orwell Cove.

wn- .~- --. r 8020-10-1-81.

Home Oil .. Imperial Oil .. . Industrisiuscohoi .. ~... .......

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Abitibi .. out; * gifton the occasion of his resignation Alberta Pacific oceih .. . 4a 0W5"! 0!‘ Bflfiifl-ANB-Rev- from the store 1h order to chm the Mbflws -- .. 4 Em" ind-xiii“! Wm 91'9"“ "m" C. N. R. service. The-address was Brazilian .. .. ‘I254 4"‘ it M0716 511°" l?» 7 0- ll- lmi read by Miss Parkman and the pres- B. A. Oil ... .. ... ... ... 63% swim“ “h ‘t Birch m“ ‘t 1030- entstion made by Miss Jay, who both B. C. Power .. ... 47% Kmrm M 3'90 “d Brwm?" "3' 7 expressed the regret they felt in los- " ““ I" ‘ .. se‘ W‘ m- -*“°‘T"°‘"'Y“"h ‘i Milmi’ in: the services n! Earle 1h the store. Canada c... ... use‘ P-ivltf/t ""=_~'~P.¢ Wfinwlly I-t Btllt ‘and wished huh success m his new Oanadg 0mm; ,, 35' Rivtf~htll p- p1- ’ ' ‘ career. Mr. Mscbcnsldlultsbly re- Csnsda. Power and Paper .. i. 311A, ‘,- - ‘_--. -» " plied, and refrcshmcntshavlng been Canada Brcwipg 12 CENTML P-‘imslk-strvlfits next served. the visitors joined heartily in gum“ 3mm“: __ __ _ 13 Sabbath as followsz-Mermsid (Lot mm“ “yo, He; 9, Jolly 390d F91. ocmihich Bridge .. 10m “)- 1°-'- "-1 ""10"!" °""‘- 9 P- 1W!‘

ma,“ P°'e, “cum” __ 4° an; Canoe Cove. 3.80 p. at; Ohureh- ~

mm company u u“ u ill. ‘l p. m. No service next sunny in art-ne'- Linilsllll—nlifi fei- so min Gem“; 5m; iwm.” __ _ 32 the People's Church. but on Monday. i

.15 9t 1-30 P-'__m., s. congregational con- sm 1B International Nickel. .. .... Y... 50% International Petroleum '.. ... .- 3'1 -

TNcw =Ccible Scow- Fct‘ Grand River

ferejncc ‘and prgyer, service will be i191!- Rfiv- n! v.- 0mm- unnum- _,r..u.~1utlt allegiances-rh- fu- neral ‘of the late Mrs. Wm. lfammel

__i_ Massey Hsrris .. ... 50 washeld yesltérday mom“! “on . __ . u t 1P0 .. - - - - - - Female Hel Wanted on m w”: m? the undertaking psrlofs of M. rieh- me n-ew v ‘mm “we m“ . ' “won nonunlc " ""' "' ' Bu" new” to st Dunstan.‘ Bum" “Ow which 1' bu“: bun-t by m‘ n: sxrsnrcuoco wn-racss N‘“°“‘1 lmwm“ " ' m where t. which." High Msss was w9vmm- ‘mmmm m" ‘h’ wmget“ m, gay-k" Hausa National Steel Car .. . 7056 ce-lebrawd by Rev c Mac-raw- Tm Grand River ferry is nearing com- “ ,‘ ,l_ 759g.“ gens: .. ... 63%..pfll bum“ wercfl. .Me;m‘ dzueph plot-ion. The new scow, which is . ans s .. 2o » ~ ‘ ' -, s: 1 t ll. 1s r t id. d WANTED-AT osvms norm. 90mm, »-1- .1 Sim?" 99”". 33ml‘- Jiih". Q51", "- om . 9° w e m chunbfihmd: 8923404 31- n1 er .. t... .. ..... Qdhih-an’ Miwluhl L “cued. ‘M 7% feet deep. was designed by Mr. ____,H___;__ ' -l='amous Payers ...... ... 64 G Peptic“ sew,“ n’ m’ C. M. Fitzgerald, Georgetown, who ir-i . - - - . grave .. SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS Nrxlndo 50% w“ unducm, by m“ _7_ 5mm,“ also designed the Ncwiwrt ferry- can be earned 1nd Power Corporation . .. 118% The contractor is Mr. R. B. Rankin. B5—$50pg1d weekly in w." Price Bros. .. .. ... 05% . Summcrside. The frsmb and planking tifné selling wzii known ling per- Quebgg Power u u, ___ _____ 90s; Minn-ire Llllmens for Warts 1g my]; of Douglas fir, gnd the anisiiism"'iz"zz.ti.zzz"r.rs -- - u- ~ -»--- m»- m mu. lcroptnflon “m,” Bucmu Smelters .. ... ... 800 I PERSONALS: planking which remains to be done mum“; ngw pQftfQuo “mp1, Steel of Csnsds .. c5 and the installing of the new mach- frec- Master Kraft 00.. Limited. Simcns .. 80 ' k . ti 1i finish- Wmnu, R,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Wm,“ ‘vayagnmm am a. s. nmésnm. of SmBIflOIE iro- the wor u one ca y ‘mm w“! ‘In .. .. n ma,“ y ope“ m . 1'. 1-1. w. Oct. '2,a,s,a.1o,1:,is,n,1s.:2 whim!" “"0" 9° the P. s. Islsnd Hospital, arid u cc- Ti" '°°" “"1 by mu" °' ' 34.211.20.81. - Steel of Canada rid .. 4s . ' pulley, eh icon feet of ii ihch wire _ _ ing nicely. _ . _ Bendix A _ ti‘ cable which liesonthe river bottom, Mmggllgnegus International Harvester 119' M,“ Evelyn Jenkins o, Brighton. and will ply between Central Lot 10 I - Y’ “ .. .. 88% ‘who ha; bzen spending he; vacuum and Bsyside Lot 14, a distance of some ALFRED. MACDONALD, Sterling Securities .. .. . am ‘Wm, m, p,,,.m,,_ m. E K Jaw“, 1200 19st,. lllld BUTVBYOI‘. Htflflllll/lllii»: Consolidated Gas d. l54‘M_ P" m4 M“ Jenkkm M51," 1°, The old bost is now out, of use as ' Radio .. 90% And“ Umvermy wmr, m, m“, the hull has been v demned and ‘_'*""*""M-_ Paramount Players may mt up he, m,“ y,“ m Am the machinery worn’ out. Considerable MaI-IiF-HBIP Wanted Poor s» Co. s. .. am ' . repairs sre,to be mode t. the land- '- F I ~ - 170% Th, Misses Ma and L; M t, ing slips at each do -k to make them him on rsmvi ‘i’ P" “' » ' wwm.‘ wpnmnforfid’ finflmgwm Wlilys Overland .. .. 10% tug, gflgnflgd m; 75m gnnlvgfggfy suit the new. boat. The machinery Y‘ " » 001fi-l0-l-8i. Allashahv .. 47% pf the m. AIXLBOH Ladies College will be installed by Bows Storm ,,_v _ A _ - 11m which was celebrated 0n Sept. 19th. ttficmpany- vvsnraogsrsu "r0 worm on c r. a. .. .‘ 22c gun, |, nuhsbeg o; rel-m students --——

term. ‘(upper Ferguson. a. n. s, szmhrieic. 8013-10-2-01

For Sale. A Ion sIEil-"rwo xrrcnaa

Bengals-Bell cheap. one kitchen

lungs piterprise Renown used s

few months. I Apply Warren ‘Hous- ten, No.3 Rochford Apfl- * '- 8038-10441.

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norm-s .0: wit‘ heme keeping. Apply i00- Llflisbcro Street. 0069-10-8-115».

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Bank of Nova Scotla ..

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General Motors .. ... 3.. 67 u. s. Steel .. .. 2269i

sot Bank of Montreal .. ... ... 85'!

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were in attendance ind it proved to be s very pleasant re-union.

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DRUGS BIRTHS n i FARMEIr-At Kinkofl. ‘Bopt. as, i000. to Mr. and Mrs. John Farmer, a dsughQr. Frances Ilesncr.

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srsvsusou-st New omen. on Oct. m. Mrs. George ii. Stevenson. sged ca. runersi on ‘rhursdsy at I o'clock p. m. ~ f " ’

IUGIII-wAG-flle City lihspitsl. ea October iad."aqim_ Joseph. infant senor stsphea and the 1m Mrs. Hughes. lrsdaibsne sged I weeks.

IO! IVIBYONI l Ivory minor women. st some time or othtr. the toilet ‘and crus articles which we supply st money- ssving prices. whether you need e hot vrsterbottle.‘ s bottle of fragrant perfume or sny one of scores o! other

h H's-magnum B8!!!)INCI- as m Prince Street. surly ioilil macs Street. scu-m-a-ei

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sruums-At the n-ihce some nape ncepsesipyumccy hiflliilll. Arnold agendas r ammo. us: w. ~- scn cf Mr. sad ms. Jsmes A. llul- "

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trinity iilnitzb ttturd; THURSDAY llppcr followed by reorganisa-

tion of Squares. DWI. llts l5 tel‘! invited. Soelalllail. i. ' h‘

NIW PIOVINCIAL SICBITAIY —Mrs. ldvrin llclisrlsne, of Bedsque. succeeds Mrs. Isabelle Olidden. of Summerside ss Provincial Becrotsry of the Women's Baptist Union for P. E. I. Mrs, Giidden held the position for twelve years. Her successor is well qualified and her appointment will no doubt be very acceptable to the Baptist Women of the Island.

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Will Install Equipment For Talkies

Mr, Ryan, oi the Western Electric Co., arrived in the city Saturday on the lsie train. Mr. Ryan, who is one of the experts in Talking Pictures installation made s. complete survey of both the Prince Edward and the Capitol theatres for his company. As soon ss delivery‘ of the new equip- ment can be made the- Prince Edward will be closed for the necessary re- modelling for the installation of-the

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BRIDGING COMPLETED AT TYNE VALLEY

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Educational Th0 ......“ ......“ ...... - s have been carried on for the past two COnventwn summers in whet is known ss “The

Narrows," connecting Richmond Bay with Conway Inlet; by Dredge No. l2. in charge of Captain Harmon. have come to s. successful termina- tion, and the Dredge is being re- moved to New Brunswick waters. where sits will continue to operate for ths balance on the season.

On Thursday evening, September 20th. s. banquet was given at the home of Mr. G. Shelton Bhl-FPE. East Bideford, in honor of Captain Harmon and his crew. Upwards of one. hundred guests were present from the surrounding districts, also u» - ~=~ - M or -~ 1- fiii"..‘;.,i“.i.ii°.iifi‘l' if.’ 533311231 Tnsfpotaigtla‘ “'13:! lingo grugflfiity. to whom the credit for having; interested in religious educationizgiielgnzirtngueand bePetlcm work?‘ 8mm“ Qndeavw m mm Mr‘ Huwhki Mr John N Balmer of Freeland ' 5°“ ma h“ “m” workers‘ ‘was ‘appointed. chairman and in d; Three evening meetings will be. i hem m the ohumh nudiwrlum. Thesejnest and concise manner. explained meetings "a open to the public Md| tho object of the gathering. after ‘Nan music Wm be m the mndsiwhich he called on Mrs. Ernest Ellis o! the mo,“ o! Tflmw, Bap/cm “dot Tyne Valley, to read on address 0mm“ christian church”, ,to Captain Hsnnon at the conclu-

one. choir taking charge each evening. ism“ o! which Mr’ Wm" Bwfiiyefi

At a meeting of the Charlottetown Branch of the Maritime Religious Council held in the Y. M. C. A.. last week final plans were arranged for the Maritime Religious Educational Convention which is to held in Trin- ity Cimrch October 0th to 11th. A billet-inc committee was appointed with Mr. G. l". Hutchsson as chair- man and two member from each of the following churches: St. Paul's. Baptist, Central Christian and 'l‘rin- ity. This week the billeting commit- tee is busily st work making prepar-

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MISS EVELYN ROBINA COBBETT

The death occurred on September .'

0th of Ewelyn Robins. Corbett, aged 25 years. second eldest oi c. family of four boys and four sirls- dwflif beloved daughter. of Mr. snd Mrs.

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Hugh Corbett. She was s student of ‘

the Charlottetown Business College and of lato a capable assistant of the Civil Service in Ottawa.

Sh». came home less than two months ago on her first vacation since going to the Capital. amid scenes of great rejoicing because of many self-sacrificing gifts to all and also her strong capable courag- eous character thst rendered her the sunshine and Joy of the home-

She left for Ottawa. on September

for Ell-rrslie. presented him ‘zhd 1h the bloom of health. 0nd in

On Wednesday evening His Wor- . c» m»- c» c w»a::::“'z:=..::."b.::z:::*:..:;m:;::.:::: th dcl tes to i ‘ '

$M'es°m:g;uwnI fir‘; tgagtilicnd in a few well-chosen remarks w,“ welcome the vmw“ on behwiihe iiiptiiilndcxpresseg his gratitude of “he minister,“ body tgrhmezseun riieslslsan honor shown

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talking pictures. When the Prince Edward is completed the Capitol theatre will be closed for the same purpose.

THE MARKETS

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que, Oct. 2—Priccs were mostly unchanged in all sec- tions of the local wholesale produce market today. Trading was generally steady with the exception oi the cheese market. which was very quiet. Quotations were only frsctionslly easier with number l Ontario selling around 20 1-0 cents per pound, while Quebec cheese was quoted at 10 3-4 to 20 cents per pound. in the butter section eastern town- ships number 1 pasteurized in s wholesale way continued st I0 1-4 cents, while to the retail trade, sol- ids werc unchanged st 41 ss were prints at 42. ~ _ Fresh extras continued to domin- ate sales inthe egg section. with On- tario fresh extras selling one cent higher at 4a cents per dcuh. while firsts and seconds were being quoted at yesterday's price. of 4i and f0 cents per dozen respectively. orrrsws. Ont. oct. 3-—(llggs)—— Cansdfsn egg markets are unchanged today. Montreal-Receipts of eggs on this market today were 1,374 cases as

compared to ass cases on the same dstc last year. The market is firm on fresh extras and advancing un- der light receipts. L. C. L. shipments

snd-carlots are lighter. Eggs are Job-

bing on spot in a wholesale way to- day at extras t0, firsts (f. seconds 82.

Saint John.--'1‘he egg market here

shows little change over the week

end and paying prices are unchanged at extras 40-40. firsts 87-40. seconds 20-30.

Receipts from P. E. I. have been heavy and the supply is more than equal to the present demand, sl- thollsh cooler w ‘k . is expected to help the situation.‘

RARE VAULTS FOR

BANK OI‘ ENGLAND LONDON, Oct. l-An srmy of men who have been working for years under the strictest oath of sec-

coarrml oamrrirs oceans-r IOLI, ‘III manna or ‘III BATTLE or TIAIALGAI A SINSATIONAI. Iss1‘- vns-olln sur- ronrmo CAST

Stupendous in the sweep of its I001‘!!! ll Ill, liifl “BIO lid dflmltic in its more intimm moments. "The Divine lady." First Nathan's bigg- est production of the year which be- gan its looslshow» st thsPrince ldwsrd Theatre yesterday is easily onslof the. season's meat important film productions. < Corinne Griffith has hevor before had a reio of tho liflillflrticria afford- ed her b7 the character of Led! Ilsmiltofi. after whom ms picture is

Thursday evening at 8 p. m, a “Mun Wm be hem in ma Y_ M. C_| The chairman then called on Hon.

A m“ l8 a spec,“ summing M‘ Mr. McLean. who gave an interesting which delegates from the many dif- l addm‘ “d expremd h“ "i"? m" ‘mm PM,” may meet "ch other {satisfaction and pleasure at the suc-,

Th8 closing machine o! u“ ccmvemg cessful outcome of the project ini

less than a week was ushered into eternity in a. moment of time as tho result of a car accident.

On Wednesday, September 11th, her body was conveyed to the same home. which was now the scene of sorrow. too deep for words. Hearts were rent with anguish beyond des- cription; the comfort of the dear. smiling face being mIssinK-