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     - - ‘ ' THE cnsatorrnmwu GUARDIAN "' - . ~ '. SEPPEMBER 2'1, 1922. I 
     
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     ‘ '  ‘ which wilthe a part o! the glitter- both have chosen soon to depart 
     
       A mining equipment o! the new and to stulport the activities ot 
     
     Gaudet Theatre. when it is opened lite in other lands. While we I . 
     
     , , , , eB-‘rlyi next week. Concepts brond- most keenly appreciate the excel- ’ Q 
     
     ._sHOP from llolmans tiimIPs- GOOD BusmEssPThe Sum, casted by various musical organiz- lent quaiitlespt mind and heart   
     
     ,. ' - . "_""  “h! , emhhms report me “us. ations in New Jersey, New York. that have endeared you to us, and I 
     
     "-4051- LADEN‘ _ Schooner me" ‘f n f r h, qehwmhe, Pfttsburg and other centres, were how fondly we wleh to retain your _ — coop vvvv - 
     
     t $GOOMCS “Mama L611’? unwed hi‘. dmn M gifiordllrlsirrlig good forhtlic season hard 113' 0V0" "l0 03'9""! D0lle8-'I>T°89h¢€ Hmong us. Yet we deeni - 
     
     - coal tor Rd‘. iloluiuu. I - apparently business is Oh the up. trihn on the street. the power o! that you can [ind greater opp0r~ _ 
     
     . ab! grade the r851,“ ho doubt or um. the receiving station even super- tuiilties to exercise your talents  ‘ 
     
     a l —__ " tr ter crops ceding the roar oi‘ motor and other in a more extended sphere oi .1c- ~ " , ' 
     
     —DSCHARG'NG' "' [he Sc “(ml 1 ‘trailllc, incident to the usual Sat- tion. Hence, we mingle our re- _ _ ' 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
          
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     I - s V‘ ‘ - PP- 1- H- Ewe“ ‘"""°“ 0"‘ "ml _ urdn i m bustle of this him-uh gret with satlsfactlor- ‘to iuio that 
     
    

    
     r ~ ‘ ; u s u -, iviiii h —GEE$E SHlPPEiL-The first y n: s . w - _ . 
     
    

    
       Hunt‘. BIOS  LOIIdOILCaIIOd/h 0 summer“ E “n a) ‘Smhmeht o; “Ye geese h" this lsllimd town. in the tonsorial par- Wu twill bring to your nevvluslhiiitvisz: A   and l 
     
     soonbeoome 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Old methods are dead use Thorobread (tango M Con“ for Jodeph Read k season went forward on Friduy l0!‘ owned and operated by 0i.’ activity those lino 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     t1” j L“ 4 . 1 13 5w ivmrke; Charles Luflerty. the oldest active that have compel-led respect and 
     
     - ~—JU8T RECEIVED.— A fresh morning to tie o n . tbarbe I m 
     
     . provh ce, customer" adnilmitioni May he hleshel 
     
     “P917 "1 m" mum“ hoohworm Three Cdfluaps being "om tvhsswtfsé lzad the luiiiqze pleadirre o! having with sill the succg: and flpllrd-   
     
     capsmes’ Pr” “'00 p" m0 with or s“""'if"‘§'°'& irhefiiuyiz slon their beards Blld niustuchltys lriln- clntiflh that-your illlllllble dis- 0W1! (Ill KICtfQ 0 
     
     w directions. Cash with order. post- iéiehsaigrskheufitnnnler  o“ aloKen: med by that venerable am“, positions so richly deserves‘ Ac‘ Y. q v ccnoncueo 
     
       ",,'§”‘§§‘,',',,,f,’,;.gf,1“‘“.,‘§ fifiqfiiklxi.’ sinizten today and the latter ut yhlle llflflflllgtlslllfillfll’ ni-uslhal Dfr- cent thie accomgilanyinz gitis.  n  can 
     
     . “on Drug 00' ma" ‘Charlottetown. Summershm Th? ‘megs they h“, ormnnces by e stars oi t e pr n- which n a tee we measure we e g e“ , 
     
     hhymg $1375 w $31)‘) wit], 53.75 mi» cipml radio centres 0i’ the United hope will strengthen the potent   “a f“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ ___ mung-Ms shohhl make [hggp who States. 'l‘hevneriuls of the new feelings oi respect that we have 
     
     nwnfi:l?Edilljgcstfiiwliii:gg   hhve h 5C0". or two to 3e11.uuphy_ Gauile! receiving station are more ulwaye entertained for you. 
     
     R a L Agricultural Mum“! him ____ .._ ' _ thuu 110- teet nbove the street Signed on ibchitlt oi those present. 
     
     lhsumnch Association hem in gum. —BIG LOBSTER-While Mi". level and the complete equipment .Alth0'ugh taken by surprise, the 
     
     ‘P. h! on ilthumdh ‘hi, fhhuwih.’ Bruce Heckberl. oi‘ Suniiuersitle is one of the must modern and up- young ladies responded very fitt- 
     
     ‘hi-Inuit... w,- lh. fimnlh “tel-e m? was overhauling his hoop trap, ill tn-ilnto in the hi-ui-itline Provinces. ingly. The evening was pleasant- 
     
     dhrild L: he W“ L Gavin rim-ding’ the endol ltuilwiiy wliui-i‘ on Fri- l)‘ spent lii dancing and games; 
     
     Graham's Rudd. piggc-ry $160.00. d“? lash h" brWg-m l” m” 5m‘ m“ "lmmlFm a ‘lulmy collation w“ 
     
       socooo-ooziiiob _ h"; Lucy ‘.\_ Gofdgn’ Moutruse, llrlse- 1* lam-h 12 ll). lobster to the —FAREWE_iLL GATHERlNG -- served. in the wen emu hours 0f 
     
    

    
     hM-h hm] cohmhts $7001“ Cffuy; water's eilize and landed liiin saie- A very cnjoyable evening was the morning, the guests departed 
     
     EASTERN    Purim. “on; C-mhq bm-n Qmq ly 0n the wharf. The ubuve hoop spent nt the home oi‘ Mr. and ltiirs. utter wishing their young irleiids 
     
     0 , . Pulllvllvl-Skliliiilot)‘ \lrsl Jiis UPUWI)‘ imp is at new invention for ciitcli- \\'. E. ‘Profit. Burlington. on Sept- a happy visit nnd sale retu-rn. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Moon Motor Car. Splendid opportunity tor the right man. 
     
     Exclusive territory and a real good proposition. For 
     
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     JACK McKENNA, 
     
     Box 273, Sydney, N. 8. . 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Wanted to secure a good representation to handle the h 
     
     x025 20-1 week. g 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     i INTERNATIONAL LIN . ' A -\' s, which is 14th, \\']l€ll n large numiher oi re- . 
     
     B. 8t GOVERNOR DlNGLEY will leave Stftlohn every Wedneldly ‘m’1°“___<..___' hum $10000. ;I(l)filI)l€:)nl}l"i€lL§Oi)(l‘le’1\::lr€l$ {tor lox iecd lntlvei-i and friends met together WWW  9‘ ‘cw 
     
     It I I. m. ind every Saturday at 6 p. m. (Atlantic Time) for Bolton. .. . , h hi,» Y m the {nip was only down ii-lioiii fiVQlIO do honor to their daughters the PERSONALS P eq‘ 
     
    

    
     WWW“?! "l?! Ire via Eactport and Luboc, due Bolton about ilineddyl vylufilf toruortillinietirv ills minutes tiller which the lilFl-{O lob- NTissc-e ‘iiyrile and Fannie Proifitt. an“! 
     
     w " m‘ Thurway- lcttrtihnfin? ‘.11’: hhhd h irodh. U} sitter wiis landed und was judged l0 who lvrt on the Saturday following __Mr_ and Mrs E A 14mg“ 1h“ lvi  ‘  
     
    

    
     Blturuy trips are to Bcntcn direct, due Sundays about 2 p. m. m. Thonnk ljwlhcuhc 0h Fm. b‘, me largest caught in Suimiier- for nu ékXtellllfid visit to Boston, on Thursmy 2m {l vi.si.t.‘o Cmcmm  s 
     
    

    
     RETURN:—-Lnve Bolton Mondays and Fridays at i0 n. m. (Dpy- ' 1  for; throat ‘Mon .. side harbor for u long time. ‘Mass. Th0 young ladies, who are ‘ or 
     
     lljht lavlqg Time) for Eantport, Luhcc and 8t. John.  fiihullliielq-“Jhth Ncmvaluixhlw “if #__ very popular in the community _Miss Dorothy McAflhur ha.‘ -- fi-oma 
     
    

    
     FARE "o-oo ‘ ‘ BTATEROOMI QM qt-Zililg burnt; bruises upruiug it —RADiO CONCERT  One of and s-zirrtiiindiirg ilistricts. were left ‘or hmmraal where She Wm “h - I 
     
     ' A! Benton connection ll made VII the Metropolitan Line express ‘is ungulrpasstltl whilulfi)!‘ cuts suriatlthe ntlrilcilu-ns in Suinmcrsiilc on each prvscnlvtl with a handsome tend Mcmh Unlve_rshy_ Mm CIT.“ .  t. 
     
     "ill" lfli DIIOQHIII‘ ‘ u for New York and point-o 80am sndqimi the like it it ....‘ uuquustiuuttilsuturduy uiglit was a ritdio (iOH-‘club ling. and the following aihinmn MlcAnvhur ucconhmmhd he]. ' 7n- ‘h, 
     
     wnt‘ V healer. it needs no testiiiitinizilivcrt broadcasted through the new sires; was rend by Miss Berthztldhhghtelh 
     
     ' F0! Flll-‘Fwmlv m" Ind lddltlvnil ofvrmfllvn. lr-Ply M other lllrill the use. kliltl lllill will illlil Dllwellllil lfiiitl sllfrilklllil rP.-lM1l~lmaii=~A~ To the Misses Myrtle 
     
     A. O- CURRIEi Alert‘: isatisfy anyone us lo its oiit-ctlv-i- t-i-ivintz nlllllflil (llltfffllfili by Hllrhldilllltl Fdlllllt? Profitt. Dear friends: hnhurw. hmhhfl“ so“. h’, l 
     
     Gauqei; (m (mun-oi iStrvvr, ziiiil llogi-ctiiilly do we lvtnrn that. you t-hym-lunu - iii __ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     BIG FASHION SHOW 
     
     XHlBlTlON WEEK   
     
    
   
   
    
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         BIG STORE 
     
    
   
   
    
     gof Fall Goods comprising Ladies Suits, 
     
    
   
   
    
     (11 t] C . t Dresses Furs and Fur Coats also the newest in Fall lVlillihery. ‘ h 
     
     0 l()urhl\/lsen’s' Depztrtments have now on display the New Fall and Winter‘ (hoods, 
     
     including Men’s and Boys Clothing, Huts and (laps, Coat Sweaters, Shirts, Under- 
     
    
   
   
    
     wear, etc. Our prices are within rezich 0f 1111- y» - - s i ,_  » a. 0 . , L 
     
     Our low prices and good Merchandise- '  .- r_  
     
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     (You are Cordially Invited to Visit l‘; 
     
     ' Our Big Store   l] 
     
    
   
   
    
     ig--———Men’s Suits and Overcoats—-——| F- Lfldifis’ Fall Suits 
     
    
   
   
    
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     We are having an advance showiu 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     l . .  B Mixed Tweed Suits, 40 only in sizes 36 to 46. Prices An advance ‘showing of Ladies’ Fall Suits, plain or fur-trimimed models. Coats l 
     
     . . . .    . .. . . . . .. . . . .. ... . . . . . . . .. . ... $14.01» to $15.04) aremadeon the straight lines, narrow belts, plain or flare cuffs, with or without em- 
     
     Speciui value in Men’s Grey, Blue and Brown Suits, of English Worstedshall A broidery in shades of brown, fawn, navy and black. Prices . . .. .. . $33.04) t0 $79-00 
     
     W001, hillld tililimfd, W001 Serge linings» wnserviltlve StYleSi f“ the remarkablefilfglllflg NEW FALL DRESSlCS-—In tricotine serge. canton. crepe de cliene, velvette, 
     
     " " " " "  " " "  " " ""' "'  "‘  "' ' "  "jmhh" ctc., in plain or two-tone effects, in all the latest styles for Full. Prices .. .1610 i0 $1.1 
     
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     ..,$2.~,_$8i‘.,".5.“_.‘“. P??? 1.. ..  1..     .t.  ‘.._’.$l7.00 i New Fall Coats 
     
     Men’s Winter Qvercoats, dark brown, henther, convertible c0113}; patch pock- Now is the hm to Select; Ou new F‘ l1 C ‘t W ' - - ' ' 
     
     cts, fancy lining to waist, and piped seams, all sizes, splendid values lbw-till to livid-Q" d_ 1 h l ,0 l l’ I‘_ _ ' <1‘ 10d. . ie die hllOWIlIg a beautiful 
     
     _ _ _ I l d b 1 d ' d isp a_y of t e season s newest models in <1 laige range of styles and colors. Plain or 
     
     Men’s W001 Overcpats in brown, £193’ dnd H00", d} W001 W100 l 0 t0“ d? fur trimmed models, loose or belted effects. Prices - - .- .. . . . . . . . . .. .. . $1.’; i0 $75 
     
     full lined. A coats of this quality 1s seldom offered at this low price - - - - - dliill- l" - A 1e (rd l, f and , h y F‘ n C I A‘ _ _' _ 
     
     , . l. ht ' 1 d k d bl pk Ch t fi H ‘ sp ii i ine o l ren s eav_\ t1 out.» in sues 3 to 14 years. ' Prices 
     
     Men S fill-Wool Scotch Melton 1n 1g ‘nu ar grey! an 3-‘ es eroq‘ S! I010 |-l."_l1\1'O1l_‘ 'o'ello'oiirci'rni‘n c; re" -- 0 w. c - . . . t - . - . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . - . . . . . $4.75 t0 $HLOO 
     
     worth to  for    ... ...   ... -..,......Otl 
     
     Boys’ Overcoats from 28 to 35 sizes, “brown and grey wool tweeds, patch peck;   Fur‘ C 
     
     ets and full hens, popular styles at, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . $J.n0 t0 tllldll.) O Fu D tm th d. l l’ d _ 
     
     . . . . .. ur rear en asno nst p " "r - 
     
     , P’°yS,.S}“tSba,1l Slzigsflisgfilf pattemsfiglgrlg? ' ' ' '  eluding Hudson Sgal, Racoon, Muigtgat, Pgrgai sllfaiirilibjgigitggcfiif ggdlllesalndw (lljlgsnldlt: 
     
     M011 S Milcklndw Oats: "  y S " ' ' ' " ' ' ' Should you b_e contemplating a Fur Coat, Throw, Set or any special piece of fur for 
     
     THE Livrlasi‘ STYLES IN .u laws HATS AND CAPS. . h present 0r winter wear, now would be the best time to select. . 
     
    
   
   
    
     gee Our Wonderful Display of Ladies,’ Furs and Fur Coats 
     
    
   
   
    
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     he one Pm Our Low Prices Due t0 Smnd Merchandising and Big Volume h" one PM 
     
    
   
   
    
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