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EDWARD
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 ALL   rms WEEK
°' , The Supreme _Favor__ite`____
 Gladys Klatlt.
And her Associate
Company oisupefior ‘
lixellence
a TONIGHT
“_‘A Young l_. _
.fiiilrl s Romance’
° Matinee Daily Commencing
Tomorrow (Tue sday) ggoifgpiggfgo
I Doors Open at 7.30
° Evening 7-"c, 50c-3.5¢
PrlceS"Matin=:e Aditits 25c Chi'dren l5c
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A Daughter _
of the Gods”
Peoples
Theatre
WED &i THUR
FAIR WEEK
A Mammoth »
Spectacular
Production’ .
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8 Tremendous Acts 8
Special Prices '
Mat-ineé Adults l5c
Matinee Children l0c
Lvenirg Adults 25c
Evening Children 10c
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     I from the committee in charge.
- that the Department of Agriculture
° sharp. Ilitcrmont Cross Roads cem-
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an -2-:.‘ we fri.. _ x::::.-I _-::;_' _ff ~  11' ` ' '
If PAY. to III! il CII Phwlllil
THE ~M08T POPULAR drama
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE I- 0-
W. Hedgson's. Mrs. W. S. Stewart's `_
or at Exhibition Building. 1526.
BE READY FOR XMA8-- Have
your photograph taken while attend-
ing the Exhibition at the Bayer
Studio. 1544-9-23l_i3i.
`|N TH'E CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
your offer of employment is eagerly
read -by every available candidate for
the job.
MEETING.-Attention is _ directed
to the advertisement ln th.ls issue
calling a meeting of the_grist and
saw millers of the province on Wed-
nesday next. Read the advertisement.
1535-9-23lVl2i.
AT THE BAYER STUDiO.-»Spec-
ial preparations have been made at
the Bayer Studio for the Exhibition
trade and customers are assured of
courteous and up-to-date service. A
splendid- opportunity to have your
photograph taken. 1544-9-23M3i.
CHARLOTTETOWN HOSPITAL
TAG DAYS,--Will all the young lad-
ies willing to sell tags call at the As-
sernibly Hall on Wednesday and
Thursday mornings of this week at 8
o'clock and receive tags and boxes
ENTOMOLOGISTS AT EXHIBITION
_ -Mr. S.H. Payne and Mr. Arthur
Kclsall of the Entomological Lab-
ortory, Annapolis Royal, arrived in
the city Saturday to 'attend the
Provincial Exhifbition where they
are bookedto .give demonstrations
in entomology for the information
of farmers and orchardists. They
have a most interesting collection of
I specimens of the ,principal pests
is at present engaged in fighting in
the Maritime provinces together
with the antidotes used for their ex.
termination. Their exhibit promises
to be one of the most interesting
and informative at the exhibition.
- PERSONALS
Mr. Clement Mitchell. Clty, leaves
this morning for Windsor, N. S.,
where he will take a course oi’ stud~
ics aft l{lng's College University.
Mr. Percy Boyce, city leaves this
morning for Vtfilndsor. N. S., to re-
sume his studies at King’s College
Vnlversity after spending his holi-
tl xys here.
::PATON'5 Mllllnery Opening to-
day at 2 o'clock. 1557-0-23M1l.
::GET YOUR PHOTOGRAPH tak-
rw when you are attending the Ex-
hibition and have ready to send as
a pleasant remembrance to the boys
overseas for Christmas.. The Bayer
Studio have endian suggestions and
will help you decide. 1545-9-23M3i
:IATTEND Paton'| Mlliinery Open-
ing today at 2 o'cIock. 15_57-923M1i.
_|N Mnigniim  
ln loving memory of Vernon Leslie
McKenzie, beloved child of W. H.
and Mrs. McKenzie aged ten months
who died Sept. 23, 1917.
A bud the Gardener gave us.
A pure and loving child
Ile gave lt to our keeping
To cheer our earthly way. `
But just as lt was opening
To the glory oi’ the day,
Down sent the Heavenly Gardener,
And took our bud away.
 
` DIED
..._ ,._F"'2!“i"'§
KENNEDE- In this city Sunday
Sept. 22 James W. Kennedy, former-
ily of Southport; aged 80 years. Fun-
,,;lorn|, Tuesday _2'§th¢_iin_it leasing Mr.
'G. D. Q{,_t_iight"s "pai-Ton at 10 4. rn.
ctery. _ _ _
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Ask for Mlnartra and luke no other
l'lypopliospliites_
_The Physician’q deben-
rilbriiténin _Anaemn:, Run-
down nstrtutrors. Builds,
you up, restores voor an-
_petite .eteadies your nerves
and gtrenathens your body.
and is in a p' '-asant syrup
form.
dayat 8.A. e n  ‘.
"" 1510-9-zonal.
er written. Uncle Tom's Cabin. Today
at the Lyceum Theatre Prince Street.
ER Stowe's immortal story, Uncle
Tom's Cabin at th_a;_Lycenan Theatre
D. E. Booth should be left at Mrs. G.,-aftqnuon _.ml “wht
,.
D\_€n|tu|\'s Parish Hail (or the Pro-
Cqlhedrai) during Exhibition week.
Quick service. Meals 50. cents.
Stewart, Midgell sold 22 lambs to -Mr.,
Stephen Brown. the well-known but-
cher of York, ‘for which he was paid
,the excellent price of $228.34. _
FALL  
non--r miss H/taster assen-
-ip ~ -'T-"'”'..f.:
SHAVE A .GOOD .MEAL at Bt.
' 1655-9-23M1i.
SALE OF LAMB8.- Mr. George
Z-1_1
r:Ac|< IN |=RANcE.-word nas been _
received that Private 0. Murphy has
returned to Franco after over u
year spent in Hospitals and Conval-
escent Homes from the effects oi
wounds received on Hill 70 in August
1917. nas many menus win. mm one
speed and a safe return.
PTE. CHANDLER OUT OF DAN-
GER.-Mr. C. H. Chandler receivedi
the following gratifying news by tele-
gram~from Ottawa yesterday.-"Cab-~
ie received from England states
314173 Pte. Russel Clayton Chandler
Engineers, oillcially reported no
longer seriously lll. Third Canadian
General Hospital, Boulonge, Director,
Records.
THE NORTHUMBERLAND.- The
5. S. Northumberland-.¢_lel`t Charlotte-
town, for Pictou at 6.30 a. rn. Satur-
lay and returned at 8.30 p. m., hav-
ing been a little late _on account of
fog. She brought 160 passengers and
t large cargo including six race hors-
rs for the Exhlibltlon and tho parap-
'.rcrn.alia of the Williams show. The
steamer-will leave here every morn-
ing at 6.30 until the 30th.
FIRE ALARM.-An alarm was rung
`n yesterday evening for a fire ln the
~lcvator shaft of the Victoria Hotel.
The tlrement made their usual quick
response but the fire being between
iloora was somewhat difficult to loc-
tte. Fortunately it d»ld not get an op-
portunity to spread _'and was extin-
guished, without much damage being
lone. The hotel arrangements will not
be disturbed. The tlY"6""is' supposed to,
have originated frdm the electric
wires. " _-
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VALUABLE PROPERTY .SECURE
ED.-Rev. Julian C. Jaynes ot West”
Newton, Mass, has purchased the
Larned property at Keppoch which
hc purposes using as a summer rcs-If
idence. This is one of the most dc;
sirable properties in the -provincti
having been elaborately fitted up as;
:i summer home by its late owne1'_`i`
The location is an ideal one, facing
- the beautif.u1.PowI1a1. Bay and be,
ing \vithin”ca.sy rea`ch= of the A-‘city;.‘.
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Mr. jayncs has been a regula
summer yrsrtor to _the province fo
some twexity years and after n
searching for n sun1_m§;:r__hqnie;
would measure up to his ideal
finally selected .this beautiful res;
idence and hopes to spend his future,
summers here with his family-'£-
. Those who know the property will
agree with him that there are few
more desirable locations in North
America. The Guardian heartily
congratulates him on his acquisi-
tion and will be glad to welcome
him as one of the regular summer
residents.
tosm comronr c|RcLE.- 'run
year at the Emhibition there will ag-
ain be a "105th Comfort Circle Booth”
and in the same place as last year;
right opposite the main entrance to"
the Exhibition Building. Chicklegg
and flowers will be sold. There wil'
also be a limited supply of service
pins, llags, banners, and ponnants for
sale. and orders will -be tnlten for
more to be supplied after the exhibi
ltion is over, so that if the
number ~of maple leaves are not
the article wished for -by leaving
order it will bo supplied after.
home in Prince Edward island
which a_ _loved one has gone overset
slfould have `one".df' _m ,
emblems ;= .tits ‘bulge fa;
distinguished it froth other
The emblems to be 'offered
are di'the only regitftored
Canadl. and _oilloially recognised
Canads's emblem of those on service
Each .article purchased should heal-
one Maple Lea! iorthou who
gone on »_sorfv'ico--blue loaves for
Ihiag and'i`i-ed* for that dear( ones
have crossed the Great. Divide
battles ard uniinovtnf. andf"‘\ll.‘
Potosi: rea_dy` tor mailing
will lie slr'own"and there will
taiils with s’._tllsplsi`o!_.t‘he
bon like to receive. Direotionlf
and siesvr`
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AN. Unsxescreo srouv on 'rm-: wssr IN ' 
5-Ansonamc AND THRILLING ACTS-5 ` ‘
. Broadway 'Star Becomes Dance Hall _Girl to gain revenge
. She would not take Happiness at the price of an0ther’s Suffering
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l 'Final Chapter of
‘_ Wednesday &'1"l1u_rsday.-.
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“The Bulls Eye”‘S,.§...`L`°i.'1'I§.".».‘§I.`§.........
-A  Wi-nd up 011 -“A DAUGHTER
Thisr'l`hrilling Serial t _ -F 
a ~ . OF THE GOD ”.
Who Does Cora Marry? _ S
Cody or McGuire? i 8--Mammoth Acts- ;8 1
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‘ni;mt.hs_ Q-],I,"gHcle comforts are z1r)s_;105th men and those of the 105tl\\be generously patronlzed by'Pall,vT:-
sent overseas all summer as well as' r`31ft.`Many of tho former are bro-' itors to the Exhibition. The proceeds
\vinter-the work for the boys novel’ titers of the latter. Relatives oi any ol' will be used for the comforts the
stops and there are now 2000 island- these men will be welcomed as mem-. bray/ boys are eager to receive anq
ers on the Clrcle’s list. The boys who bers' of the Circle, no matter where the work of car-ing for all these boys
have enlisted under the Mlllta.ry'Ser- they live. The Guardian feels conild-l deserves every a/ssistnnce and en.
vice Act will receive the same care ent the Circle Booth next week will courngement. r ` - `
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ron Exnlnmo wsiifl
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We are making an _exceptionaldisolay of all
-grades of Watches for Exinbttton Week. Notwithstand-
~~~1-ng-the _marked advance in prtce of all watches, We
'are makmg a speclai reduct1on of 10 per cent for this
week. ‘ - _
Our Stock of
lathes’ Wrist
. Watch rs 
Very Complete
WE OFFER A SPECIAL BARGAIN
ron EXHIBITION WEEK.    
_ ' _ We have anumber of 18 size, 15 lewel Walthams
1n_N1cke_l Cases wh1ch we w1ll sell during Exhibition
week at $10.00 net. 0 '
  h OUR PRICES t
our siocxit 
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CQMPIZETE . RIGHT ;
j 'l1`_ave_a. few 6 size, '15 Jewel Waltharns in
§3HSfh1€,1‘.CaS€S which We are showing at $13.00 net. This
1s _a_~_real_ lpargaln. , , ~ E  .
~ » For Your Soldier Bo . ._
Our stock of Mlhtary
Wrist Watches isfthe tinest
_ we have ever had. Our
‘ assortment includes .both
‘ luminous and plam dials ln
,$11, goods and stylfs. We
invite inspection.
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