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feeling dull and tired. lllilllt head- waded “kc a 8h“ of a "H. "a lndllee‘ u um on - f‘ "'- ﬁrefézquhw“ u _ a; pleasant-tasting Euo. It a a speedy,

g0 to Md’ anjoy l ‘h- o! gentle laxative. Relieves d-iilneen .i.'o's“l"ruitSalt."Euowillactover- end constipation. Get a bottle of app-you'll wake up feeling greet! Erie's "Fruit Salt" todayl IIIICYIVI DOUILI ACTION! l. ANTACIII — Iellevee eeru eiemeeh, gee Ill hoes-thus‘ promptly. Toke lnyflme. . I. lAXATlVI-qulslsiy rellwee lenpenry elugﬂebneee . . s eleene the eyelesn. ‘lake befere bnelrfesl when needed.

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F enemles—"loopers," budworms and o “writes-are -weil advanced.

~ . The alcnts to be used are vim;

diseases. bacteria. gnngi “n

QW DIQWIOH. but chiefly viruses.

1 thittll these ailents we will use to ~—— ' II forest pests are nbsoiutel ANKARA. rorxev. Sept FMP) harmless to human or animal lifeﬂl _.Prrmicr Refill PERM‘ Tﬂllmd w‘ said Dr. deGrysm "Virui ls going m and lmrelstl M11115!" 35"" to be our important means Ur “Iaf-

yiete arrangements whereby ill! icial msnipmation and “n b. m. united state; will spend 8100-090“ creased in virulence.

0W 1°! mull"? “d '° Turkey Q "We can even train one that "Wlllsmmed ‘c’ mm‘ A new a normally feeds on one particular

pgkers government fell ‘under I.,,.,n,..,¢i or growing criticism 0i hwdomostic policies which were h“ by mmy in his own 990F195

t tic. . . t... o i; hi; rrAr-nid cabinet in an effort my mm“ ' m mmbai dissatisfaction. and l0- iiy; announcement came as a

m in =-.m cabinet to serve until t.» xniiminl Assembly rrconvones

ergencies. To our knowledge this vmus WARFARE T0 FIGHT "i" l” ‘m m“ "Mme m m“

Cd cu g ]fu3-|RﬂmSlY. near Summerslde. Little PESTS IN TlllmF-BMND “M i“ ma“ pr u o“ o v Jimmie MacKinncn who has been visiting his grandparents. retufned will b? a laboratory now bring,‘ home with m! Parenls- The)’ W911i bum Li, snult ste. Mlrie. 0ni.—ngi1@¢@mi>¢1n1vd to Summerside by ‘ Miss Devom Campbell, who m; re. w, u he"; gcicntisis will work. “Shed he!‘ position on the staff oi i“: oonrzvintsms lnylglble to melC. E. Bentley and Company, whole- higliest-pourrsd microscope endlilli‘ ‘Wfliiflmffll and returned to “bye u, pass through the finest hrr hcme having been railed there by the illness of her mother. who is now a patient in the Summerside Hospital.

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VIOTORIA Sept w __ (c?) __ Planning centre for the new war.

urge-lull! bacterlui warfare is in um (or ineeCt destroyers u-hch nave cost Canada. millions o! fuller: in ruined timber.

Dr. J J. deGrysﬂ. head c~f the Dominion government forest in- um luvevization branch. visitinl! _ tore. slid plans to 138m EN“ “new _

very oleborate and comilllcllied 1"“

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN‘

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. _-_.. This column Ie flllrved fer pen of local-interest. but advertising of a newey nature any be taunted II live eente e wold etrlotly pey- ehle in edunee. .

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OONIIDIILTION LIIB IN BUIANCI.

MocPllER80N'S—-Men'| Clothing. ~ unecnou .

ONLY A FEW CAB BOOKS left Get your: while they iut. v

HOWARD MQINNIS’ Fitted Footwear at 178 Queen ltreet.

_,____ AT YOU! IEBVICI Arnfen 00st Comvny- Phone 340$

TO NEW GLLNGOW in 28 mid. utes via Maritime Central Airways twice daily, Phone 2061 or 540.

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{deer individual styled, 11mm, in»

CHARLES THE arrz y... p°w< sredients at s. A. McDonald's. WEEKLY SATURDAY NIGHT DANCES at the Clover Club are gfzlkfclied until Saturday. Septunber i .

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CHARLES THE BITZ. disting-l

special speaker.

place in Cornwall Church last Wed-

Hyde. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hyde. was united in marri- age to Mr. Robert Carr 0f Brook- iield, Miss yl-fyde was formerly an empIOl/‘Qe of Moore and McLeod’: Ltd. Charlottetown.

eral oi Mr. John F. Purse ', North m; - WllO rOCBYIllY “ﬁlled mm‘ fere beseuse it is subject to srtii-iRustlt-o, was held from his late residence on Monday. Sept. 8th. The services were conducted by Donald Nicholson and Rev. Wil- _ lfred MecLeod. The pallbearers tut host to attack another niiogoihoniwﬂrv Mssrrsr Arch. Hartline. Beech- 1; L. 1.1,; a qussmm of ﬁnding er Court, Roy Woolner, Michael method; The henqnok 100p“ inxDoyie. Joseph S. Gallant and Lew- festetion pee not. altogether dis-yrence Gallant. Interment ln Cav- eppeared here. but it is on the way/ind!“ cemuﬂb

on we had had ‘he mean; offend Mrs. Maynard MlcKinnon combatting tho ‘locper’ with virus and two children, Bobby and disease 1t, the very bezinninﬂdshlrley- will"! s"'"'- ind M"- Illfllflff- y much damage could have been 10"., lyfacliinnon‘; sister. Miss Ullisn liesan Snizas gcvﬂmmﬁﬂl ‘Wm b“ stalled‘ ‘Ramsay. o1 the stntf of the Mgr. ' “our ‘d... is w 85515; “Mum 1n itime Telegraph end Telephone m“. laborawry we wiu pfI/p8.3ale'_COmDﬂny. were motor visitors to n Noxonibrr. m!“ diseases artiﬁvVMLv‘ and kpvpiPrince Eduard Island for the week the vinis in stock in!‘ future om-i end and twliday. the guests oi Mrs. MocKinnon and Miss Ram.

lsay's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James

ulshed for hand blended powder and exquisite cosmetics at 8. A. Mc- , Donald's. i ————- l

SUNDAY SERVICES l'n the Cm- tral Bedeque Baptist Church. Morning l1 A. M, Evening 7.45 PM. Rev. Abner Langley of St. John,

WEDDING BELLS -—- A very interesting end pretty wedding took

hcfdﬂy morning when Miss Mildred

LAID T0 REST-—The fun.

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Personals

Miss Laure A. Bain. returned

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' w"; saucluul Mm f“ I lee-onion roeblne, new!" and MIMI! Wilts removable bundle.

31 u. elee -— ll er- lll ‘

O4 0!. else — I.” Owen Ivelleble of ‘5¢"“

,Bain is enjoying a. furlough alter

$342

Missionary from India ls visiting her brother and his wife. Gifford and Mrs. Bein of OOrrlwall. Mils

eight years work in India.

Mrs. Henry D. Raymond who has been visiting in Charlottetown at. the home of Miss McOollum left yesterday for Toronto. En- route she will visit in Montreal with her son Dr. George Raymond, and his family.

Mr. Victor B. Howard, Edmon- ton, Alberta, arrived home lest night to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frertlt Howard end relatives in Cornwall. 1t is fifteen years sin-ca he visited P. E. I. and hi: many, friends are glad to welcmie him home again.

Chicago Auditorium For llew llollogo

(By William J. Conway)

CHICAGO. Sept. 10-(AP)—~If e Roosevelt College student is scold- ed for dozing in a. classroom this fell. he can say: "Well, William Howard Taft. Chrilty Mathewson. Arthur Conan Doyle end Buffalo

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" w - e few n uni ' _ loathe lee. A n. ant mine

elrdrn. ls emu. _ ante I served

nosvloewlnrer eulnmiepmsw l sobevery

_ velusble for garden nen mine. direq ’ horn this advertisement. r '

_ i Bumpanyl Limited

(w-llclﬂehu-lklwﬂnl. . mt caraioous an on new! i Ielbs and Nursery Meek he loll Hunting

m; .1...» here."

The heavy-eyed scholars will be

atatin; foote-

The collate is urenurlns w mow

into the old Auditorium Hotel and theatre building at Miohlnn Ave- end Congress at. -

The massive 58-year-old struc- ture-lt) storeys of granite. lime-

stone end brick solidity surmount~ ed by an OO-Ifoot tower-ls es not-rd . for its architecture as for the par-

edes of personage: who trod the mosaic floors‘.

Hank Lloyd Wriﬂhl in" Mm‘ merited: "The building became femous before it was completed." While the ornate beauty of the general interior made eyes bultlﬂ

lqutmthl theatre literally grabbed

eitieens by the ears. Chauncey M. Depew, competent h"!!! 0! u" sound of his own and other voices, termed the acoustics unrivalled.

At the formal dedication in i089. Adeline Patti sang two verses o! "Home sweet Home" at H.100 per verse.

Boone of Notables

That sterted e oevalcade of celebrities that continued for half I century. lmme Celve. Madame Meihn. Caruso. Lotte uahmenn and Geraldine Ferrsr sang. Pede-

. rewl-ki. hit: Krelsler. John Philip

louse pieyed. Theodore Roosevelt, William McKinley. Clemenceau. Smoker ,1‘. Washington. Marshal

lJoftreeslQueellerieofiwdv-

nlrived, and n: the cor was unloaded the Suites were t-elten to the Charlottetown Conodion Legion Hull (Clover Club) where you cor. now see them displayed in noiurol beauty. You can see the very latest styles-the newest coverings-the guaranteed Kroeliler new ClISlIlOIIlZCd‘ construction.

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even if you do not wish to buy.

SEE VASTCDISPLAY

KROEHLER CHESTERFIELD SUITES

A complete CARLOAD of 30 CHESTERFIELD SUITES have just From the management is extend-ed to oll interested persons o cor-

dial invitation to visit the show. The display is well worth seeing

Every SUITE sold in the LEGION HALL will be sold oi discount-é we save handling charges, storage, insurance and the worry of dumoge—YOU too con SAVE!

NEVER before have you been offered such VALUES on "direct from the manufacturer" Suites.

NEVER before have the buying public been offered such a complete display of Chesterfield Suites.

AT the CANADIAN LEGION HALL -- Clover‘ Club -- Grafton Street, Charlottetown

, conveniently situated only halfblock from centre of business section

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i131 Queen St.

enia soke. sat-eh Bernhardt. like Terry. Henry Irvine. Ullllm 3"!’ lell, Will Rogers performed.

But the richness of its history could not be converted into money. Income dropped end texea rose. The building wee closed July 3i. i041, while grsyheerds and other! who like to mix tears with t-ltll!‘ whisky gathered at the bar and “n; "Auld Lang Byne."

The doors of the ISO-room hﬂlll were opened aqein in 194i 9° stralne of Jitterbug jive. It served u e servicemen‘: centre durinl the second World Wer.

The college purchased the Aud- itorium property for $800000, P1“! assumption of some beck taxes.

They won't heve t" My I "W" for a campus. Just across Michi- gen Ave." lies Grant Park. tlw Buckingham fountain. Ind '4" Luke Michigan shore.

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Newsmen. military Dolicemeng’

r o ggugieequglicsﬁfﬁgizuzlsarmm h“) rgmgined in the hack sent. ﬂeﬂe-nlepnoto from N80 television newsreei

lth T0 23rd September inclusive

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CONSTRUCTION

New Kroehler gives you no wil- plete sets of Sprint! l" l!" blfk" ,end two complete sets of IPHIII‘ in the scan. .00! wit!!! '54‘ per balone-

th ih President ‘n-umsnh automobile back on rroed m ‘Tymisygfaihe oer skidded on the wet clay and slid off the high- No one Mel inlured. - (KIA