~,
.
.
ii
.
J
a
i
_.P
1
-.»
_e~=s==a.-s rr.‘a’s=.i:.=s|w
E
:».v»-.-p4.-z~.»r.=‘efii=--c
3
.I
Viiil’
'wi `
til
 Vff' D \
i.
i
- i
tip .
. "` '“°' °' muiimizlint lure- 5
.ii
5 i gi
 i, '
"‘i':, i
.1 _
“ if ». _
. - . _... i _.__ _ _. , ._ _.  . _,___   __ __ __
»
._-_ .1  _...
-ew.
sas uvee me im-ima ure in nrwiway - l°“° "““ ,,
,, iegleusy that only love could inspire . . . kllltil 
in a frenzied, hatred passion . . . then hid in
the loneliness of a desert isle, with the man /
who came to take her back to Justice.
Something new under the South Sea Sun!
x
A PICTURE
-.AS POIUNANT
AS THE SONG
l
i
»
i
i
PRINCE ED
mrqifatpqgsawoimiinm' ,
riiirllmrr-sniiiiniimu-vicioiiifiicirii f
TED )i1IAMAllA-El|lElClAYllll- CONSTANCE HOWARD `
An 'epic of mother love and sscritlce-vital in theme-
breath taking lu suspense-sparkling with tears-
brlmming with laughizr. A picture that will haunt
the memory with its beauty in the years to come.
. . ._ ...= L s<=HAR~  ~ ~   S - ` - ~i§sPTE~@EB 2;»_.1`»i;`
 JSPORTYNG COMM ENT - A ~
_ _,__.¢ _. , _
PRINCE  e  h -   1 ‘H """"“' Fi 1 s
ED WARD
TODAY
W
PRICES -~
»\`»~
,Z-f
COMEDY
ORCHESTRA
WARD WED.
HAZELBROOK AND VICINITY
A very enjoyable evening was spent
here in the Parsonage on Monday
evening last when the young folks oi
the community were royally enter-
tained by Rev. and Mrs, Lindsay.
 -___-l
UNSOLICITED
_ PRAISE
- msn brinl'
..i.i.§f.i»§m¢'°"“”°“’ ii-°
Y . v I
the \von<\°‘."“°rm“A»iiimn
.
i
Ren\edY~‘|_‘_:`_f:_“__n_ ~_»;°|-lh _
énimisr A/iim'». N- 5' “"'
u . ~ ___
to any \\\’°“‘ “’
"An" being is l\l¢'°53_
I" “huut ‘wa vast" times
Asthmn, bein! I"
¢° ‘perk or I P:
“n3b\l.iad ul times to bl *"1"
llll
ll n stalrm
Eligtnr bTit‘.lle i?fw0\-ersenl ` _
it (U i
Anhmn mommy Qidnm new
wonderful war . _ G
“ble to do all my ¢;‘“ ’;'h°.‘:_'y
work. img rnnllilnlaf ___ Cum
woman 0 d _.»
Breton is culled UPU" '° °
Alone! husk 35;* .;‘°::i':
mic you ¢°°- ' M
., .irussllfh °' '°“' °°"°°
. by
cAiu~:w & FRASIW-
Mfg_ Chemists,
New Giessvw. N°v» S°°"“'
5 ~/
f C
`.\//
 
OVERSEAS
. ASTH MA
.RIEMEDY
Glmes and music were heartily in-
dulged in.
-- i
A motor party consisting oi Mr, and
Mrs. Kent Jones and two sons, Earle
and Keith, and Mrs. Elton Rayner
and little daughter Kathleen
motored to the western part oi the
Island Tuesday, where they intend
staying for some time.
Mrs. L. J. Reddin, Southport, spent
Monday afternoon here the guest of
Mrs. H. Jenkins
Miss Georgie McMillan, Alberry
Plains, was a recent visitor here.
Miss Lona Jenkins, student at West
Kent School. spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hed-
ley Jenkins, Mt. Albion.
The school fair, which was held at
the McDonald School, on Thursday
last, proved quite a success.
Rev. Mr. Rayner, Enniore, was a. re-
cent visitor to Mt. Herbert, the guest
of his brother. Mr. Elton Rayner.
The Mt, Albion Women's Institute
held the September meeting at the
home oi Mr. Samuel Sealey, on the
first Tuesday of the month, After
the usual business of the society
came to a. close, two very interesting
contests were put on, one by a mem-
ber and the other by the secretary.
Report was given by the delegate.
Miss Julia. Carver, from the meeting
oi the Boards of Trade, held at the
Experimental Farm recently. Dainty
refreshments _were served by the
ladies present and the singing of the
National Anthem brought a pleasant
meeting to is close.
The district convention of the three
Institutes, namely, Mt. Albion, Hazel-
brook and McDonald was held at the
McDonald School, Mt. Herbert, on
Tuesday, September 17th. Afternoon
session opened at 3.30 with the presi-
dent, Mrs. L. J. Reddin presiding.
Meeting opened with Institute Ode.
Minutes of last convention read and
adopted. Reports from each Institute
given by the respective secretaries.
Address of welcome was given t0 the
visiting Institutes by Mrs. Reddin
and responded to by Mrs. Hedley Jen-
kins, president of Mt. .union Instit-
ute, Officers for the ensuing year
are: Mrs, H. A, Jenkins, President:
and Miss Julia Carver, _re-elected
secretary. A brief address was KWH!
by Rev. R. W. Lindsay.. Program
consisted of a demonstration. "How
to cure a Sheepskin" capably given
by Mrs. H. A. Jenkins. A solo was
rendered oy Rev. R.. W. Lindsay, ac-
companied on the piano by Mrs. H090
Mutch. Meeting then adjourned. A
delicious supper was served by the
ladies, to which all did ample Justice.
At 8 o’clock meeting opened for the
evening session with Mrs, L. J. Red-
din again presiding. Community
singing, lead by Miss Jean Fraser,
City; was heartily indulged in, follow-
ed by a dialogue entitled "Our Aid
Society" put on by Hezelbrook In-
stitute. Dr. McGuigan then gave A
very interesting address on "Better
Health." Mrs. Leigh Warren, City
favored the meeting with two nicely
rendered solos. Solos were also given
by Miss Francis Wood, Mr. George
Beers Khd Mr. Lindsay, A five minuw
talk on good literature was given by
Rev. Mr. Lindsay, Humorous readings
were also given by Mrs. R. W. Lind-
soy, Miss Emma McDougall and Mr.
George Beers. The singing of thc
National Anthem brought the second
district convention of these Institutes
to s close.
Easy! Quick! Glycerin
Mix For Constipation
Simple glycerin, buckthom bark,
` saline, etc., as mixed in Adleriks, re-
lieves constipation in TWO hours!
Most medicines act on only lower
bowel, but Adlerika acts on BUTE
upper and lower bowel, removing
poisons you never thought were in
your system, Just ONE spoonfui re-
lieves GAS. sour stomach and sick
headache, Let Adleriks give stomach
and bowels A REAL cleaning 'and
see how good you Iceli Hughes Drug
CAPITQL
f TUDA Y
With' Special Music' md Comedy
=i=,'..éi_'-  .-
E  on 
____ __> _f:;_-:;_»:-3-'.¢<- *~ ' > '
 5  `~  3
ski
‘ ze
Q.,
me
HhmdQ
 . 
v.
3-_
By “l.'¢c."
‘ SIDELIGITS ON '.l'll.SlB!ll
For the ilrst time in the history oi
local basebeiil. the Alhtwoits Wil-‘U
_ the distinction ot being .the chem-
picm oi New Brunswick and Pricce
lildward Island. The homcolcrc won
;i1.1» nm fauna on their menu; my
asked for no quarter and gave none.
Both wins over the fact travelling
.c, O_'c.. were cllnsl yictorics. True
they were forced io play errorlus
b\llinbothgsmcs.ludthi.si.nit-
sell is something to rant over. Twen-
ty innings of bsubsll without s
slipisarocordthst!ow`,i!sny sg-
grsgstions in the Maritimes can
bout oi.
Outstanding perhaps. over all oth-
ei- performances was the masterful
huriinl of “PutiW" Connors. Not
once in the two games did he ialier
or weaken to my degree. He showed
plenty strength, nerve and head-
work both here and in Moncton.
dl-tcssctorinwhst citythenrsi
twogameswoiildbll#-lY¢4~
game series should be played hero
However. Yarmouth thinks other-
wiselndheldoutuntilthcrcisl
ruling on the question. Should the
opening tilts be staged here ii. is
likely they will take place on Wed-
nesday snd Thursday or Thursday
and Friday. At env rate bumper at-
tendances are expecied.
' The' underworld
challenges t h e
-power o! the
Q press, The xippinl
' _`*’>~-~ -.-- , . -_
.r°“.l\=\ .°'. P“.“°*'
_ - W . -re.
\~\ \ , r
. ‘i\. /7' "'
 1
,<f~""'a'- \
of the press.
Big Leagues
NATIONAL LSAGUS SATURDAY
l..H.li.
New York  ... ... ... .. 413 l
Chicago    ...  1 8 B
Walker and Hogan; Root and Gon-
zales. . '
» l~H.l.
St- Louis ... ...  ...  0 5
Clark and Piciuich; Mnlllnhlh
nie rear or mae:
grenades, and the
McKenna Rebbe.:
_of Decision, .Says
Chicago Writer
According to a Chicago paper, Jack
McKenna received a raw deal in his
rigs; with Bobby 'o'Harii, which was
called a. draw. The account of the
fight. as in the Chicago paper, reads
as. follows: _h , _ 
"Jack McKenna, of Toronto, Can-_
ada, a. prize lighter, was robbed last
__ .it. It he wasn'_t robbed. his pock-
'etg certainly were picked. No, no, ho
didn'i; lose much-just one oi those
decisions that once in a. while _prove
.justice is blind and so are iightjudges.
Bobby 0‘Hara, fighting in his own ter-
ritory at the Logan Bqimre arena, was
graciously handed 0. draw verdict in
eighf, rounds. when the Judges could
not agree. The referee voted ior~Mc-
Kenna, while one judge said O'Hars
won and the other seemed to be as
certain.tha.t _the bout was a draw.
“O1-Iara did pretty well in the carb
rounds by straight boxing Bsalnst his
slugger rival and managed to gain the
nge. in the first and fourth, cantos.
The second and third sessions were
more or len even, although Mckcnnl
could have bten oonctded I 53811*
edge in thethird. McKenna started
rather awkwardly. his right hand
swinging around in tho lit HKU I
hammock on a windy night, while 0'-
I-lara’s right was hooking away at his
face and body with pretty regular
success.
With the starting od the fifth round
and from then on, however, 0‘H|.ra
began receiving, In that stann the
northwestside Irishman took a fllht
on the chin and went down to the
boards. Coming up without a count.
he ran into several 5f»i!l¢1!\8 IGN IIN
cmmiercd feebiy.
"McKenna, sensing the turn of sf-
rsirs, rushed at 0'!-urs in the sixth
likehewaslookingfortheloanols
quarter, and until the final bell Bobby
was receiving like g veteran National
League catcher.
. . "McKenna weidhed lil! and O'Hara
150."
C0-, LW. \ _ _ `
i l 'c
illraxion and Spcnccr.
and Wilson.
flu
5:01;
°1F
Pittsburgh    .
. Smith. Delaney and
Spohrcr. Bruno and Mcmslcy.
nit:
.l..E.E.
Philadelphia ... .~.. ...  |14 1
Cincinnati   ... ... .. 018 1
. Collins. Koupal and Larissa; May
_and Sahforth.
'l
AMERICAN LEAGUE SATURDAY
V l~H.l.
chime     ...s `a 1
New York  ... ... ...  S12 2
Lyons and Berg; Wells and Dickey.
8.8.1
Cleveland _...   ...  8 9 2
Bolton  ... ... ... .... 418 3
Miljus. Brown and L. Sewell; Rus-
llll. BUD' and A. Gaston. Asby.
Roving.
R.B.E.
Detroit    ... ...'lla 3
Philadelphia ... ... ... ".1013 2
Uhle. Prudhcmme, Graham. Page
and Phillips; Breckenridge, Yertes
l.nllPerkln|.
lr
.sl
ecF
St. louis   ... ...
Washington   ... 
Stewart and Monica Jones.
if
NTERNATIONAL LEAGUE SAT-
UIDAY
8.!!-l.
Broun and Glennnilsmaux. Fall-
euhin. Goldsmith and Munn.
Jersey City ... ... ~.. ... I S 40
Henderson. and. Bcad;. Mcsdowl
gp
“QF
D9\nF
Buffalo .  ...
Montreal ... ... ._.. ...  4
Selicep and Urban: Nlehohca
Nielnfrgall.
fend Stshimsun. _ ` i Second gains.
i - ' ' '
an
LEE..
BtoresinAustrcli.s are gluttcdwithfugih ___ ___ ___ ___ ___u M ¢  . / ‘mt
.imiiymise mia n¢udb\ny\\1°h mséin     ...ine cnnrubnd     , , ,
are bein! held until ilffiff "WY N5 Giliml. lsrrlcca, -Smith and Cincinnati ...‘... ... ...  I 1| 0
benmncmimvwivdsrtibludcmm-ommicuuuamngudnnmn smuau aaa min. ima; gn.
Brookllli ... ...  ...  311 2 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE SUN-
0 DAY ~
Flrlfrlmv- scrum    
-Y°l'l°7 CN! --- ---  ---1118 l.yen.Durlism.M.Gasion and llevlag.
NBII* . . » .
.. ... . .... B B I. Cggumlly,
Swim! nm. , chime    ..".i‘ic o
B-K-It New York . . . .
..   '.;'..t 10 s
Nlllll ... --» ... H.. .,. 0 G I Dickey, _ '
Chicago  ... ... ...i I I
rNlw York ...  ... ... ... I 'I I
, Dickey.
lirstgamc-  ... ... .... .. 
LEE.
Baltimore      915 0
Reading    ...  all 0
Wcrtl. Ci|.rk|on'and Bcol; Fowler.
Welsh and Grace.
Second game. 4
°§§
5s.:
QW-
geo!
Baltimore    ...
lolcn and 0'Connell;
Styles. V _
...ls
F$e|F
nec”
Jersey City ... ... ...
Newark     
Grant. Oliver and Glenn; Fkher
and Munn.
isis
=..n
EHHF
Toronto  ..  .
Rochester . . . .
..
Samuels. Fisher and lions;
and _Mor-row.
First game.
l.ll.B.
Buffalo     ...8 0 1
Montreal      511 I
Clarkson. Mills and Barnes; Smith
and Niebergall. » ._
Second game.
A n.n.l.
Buffalo   .'..  ...S S ll
Donnelly, Msngum. Dugan and Ur-
ban; Barnes. Holslaw and Pssqaolls.
AMERICAN LEAGUE SUNDAY
.i.,.
l::;=
Philadelphia ... ... ...
Washington  ...  
Grove. Ssrnshsw. Walberg.
ins; llsdlcy. Msrbcrry and Spencer.
o
-ons!
LB.
t. Louis  ... ... ... ...
Detroit    ... ...S I
G/ray. Coffman and Msrnrom
Hogsett and Hayworth.
°...i=
¢=F
OOF
Cleveland   .  
Ferrell. L. Sewell; Carocl, Mcfsd-
Firltganie.
l..ll.l.
Faber and Berg; Pcnncek and
I. H. I.
Thoinss and Borg; Sheridan and
NATIONAL LIAOUI
nuns the market- i . cy. swim me swarms.
\..,._ ~
*L
A-sf
;»
f
A-4¢..~
i-¢i.i.o,
- 
.DSP
TVGYIANIWANT SE'
lwAN1"\0U"\‘U
FiYD'MA{&\B'S
B%‘l'l\€R POR
Ml' NB B1!!
\-DOKIN' FIR
NM FIR A
\$E\¢
OW.
SN)
McManus '
Mmm:       1 af
POT
W
li
d doem't necessarily mean
“ Issulatlughcsrd-eeveyearcieer _
li' the fiimscc of your present `
liomeha|c`vorceioucsppetite.l! _
Wintermesnsaiioveldltershovei ;
of costly fuel, better investigate '
Beaver Insulating Baud. A
skillful builder un lasrsii it is
ycurhcmcwlthiittiedirtermucc.
' ‘ . L i
I 1 i  i
P? . i f
i X ‘ » g
year in fuel and repairs. lt’s __ _ ,_   _
The Abegweit argument is, thai, ¢\\¢lP¢f *° \’““¢-`°"”°‘\‘°‘°° T _l'i'; ` , " `.
any hem; me ahgmpiom of NM’ thsntotryto lieatacoldonc. .- 5,  _,__ j qi,
Brunswick and Prince mwmi Is- Y°“ 1°* °°‘*""°' ’°°' “°““° ‘ if? “ff Fifi 'i ' ,J `
land. theovoniugglmcsottheiive °°‘“‘°"'““‘“°‘|b°““” f i 1 _‘ti
` i A ,ii 
_ » __
Floors ’ Too
four-ply wood
Iatereotisglwookietl
caBesverBoerdmd
Beaver Insulating
Board. Use this
°°“P°°°wlb'°
iii `
BoerdandBesverInluletiagBocrd.
Strcetcrl.l‘.D....................
City...............................
' _WOODWO
PHONE IB
15 ld rect lutwsii Pinter loud.
Pcoli'|
3
 /_
Nsmc..............................................................
 
BEAVER BOARD. INSULATING BOARDS
» » l AND BESTWALL PLASTER
- , . For Sale By _
 ,“"9".9 “_""“°‘-‘?Se;.
,.,,,,,_,, y lose, their appetites
Members ortho Abetwcit executive
iaiervisweabyaieiutmaiiigwiinr  ‘
Nllfd in tho ilu!! Dllydowns with HOU! building economy
‘ Yarmouth. N. S., champions. stats
»tl-iatst time ol writing,nodcdnlte ulmmlngdowatheiirstcoct. =':
agreement had been rcechedontlie' Spends!cwdolldrccnBc\v¢f
, if ffl

`  _i
._\ .
- fi `“~' " Save Fuel and Repairs
R°°f° “nd with Insulating Board
Beaver IneuiatingBolrd (Svc-ply, 6 sheets to n pl]
pieces 34 barriers against tliepenetrstloa of dcmf
‘ _ neu, cold or heat. l'leor¢ seq smooth. eight; rerzq
and joins dcn’t rot out: plumbing isn’t ruined Y
_ corncclca: premature repairs ue avoided.
» i
Beaver Board for Interior: _
For interior walls, partitions, ceilings, closets, ed(
tica»to'yourhome,uccBeaverBoerd_,theworldlrnov(
fibre board. Its smooth vsmished sua
flee dcccrdtcl easily. Pmeied to cult your taste.
_ MAi>E_ in CANADA FOR CANAoiANs
BEAVER BEAVER
  soAao '"%‘ai-.“..‘.i~§<
Stover. cls'rwALL-_m`.o¢»/vnusfu//ow
The Beaver Coin-ipany. Limited, 'l'liorold, Ontario. D
`Wi¢\*°\*¢ °WUl¢i°n~pieuc~aead me your free illustrated booklets on Beaver
.__
...cancun-~»~--... »»»»»~¢¢.»»c
...........Province..............`
_ MacDON,ALD-ROWE
RKING CO-. LTD.
A CHARLOTFETOWN
' BESTWALL PLASTER BOARD AND
BEAVER' BOARD
Genuine  Edge BEAVER INSUL BOARDS
Ill! l¢S\‘Nld- "
15 M feet Genuine Beaver Board
icmseerimaihcarc.
L. M. POOLE 8 C0.
WIILTVSI
First game.
l.B.ll.
Brooklyn      '|11 0
St. Louis . . . .
..    I 1 l
Vance acdbebcr-ry: Lindsey, John-
Wl. Mitchell and Smith.
Second glare.
B-
Rookiyn ... ... ... ... ... 0
SLLGIH ... ... .~. ... ... 410
Mol sud Dclwwyi Grl-liowski and
Wlhon.
hi'
§ucF
l~.ll.l.,
New York  . .  ... s`io o
chime . . . . . .
  ...fr 1
Zitlimmcns. Scott and logon;
Dash and llrtuoti.
OBITUABY
ILDON PRESTON IIUIIAY
The  took Discs st_S¢dcqixe
on Saturday. Sept. 14th. of lidon
P1'°li»°1\. Nmlllt son of Mr. and
WI- Hush llilrrlv. ned I years. 9
 Thin llc left to mourn bo-
aida a narrowing father snqqngin.
01'. eight mean; um tum mini
The funeral took Piles on Monday
“mm io Duhon uaiua onine
services being con-
ltr. Nicholson of
rin; is
Ennis
.i‘i§§.§§E_
iiiii
-_-lan-up-.¢_g_*
ES
U winni-
The proportion oi' total sutomob'-it
sales obtained in Belgium by Amerif
can firms last year was 50 per cent
and the tigui-es so far this year in-
dicate that this record will be sul*
passed in 1939.
In spite ot the considerable incresl(
in orc mining during the last two
years, Poland still imports more than
hal! the raw material used in its
steel industry.
CAR for SALE
_ in
Chevrolet second, head four niueii
oar. ru-mi running order. A iurnll
lil Great George street.
'ms-ii-ai-ai, .
sul .su een wi ` Lmimm
.___-
th Klnsrd'|
0 
DR. J. P. MILLAR
~ ossru. accuses
souls-'o`a`u.|o
' _‘_ 50°
_0c\'scrQscaaasd_llsha\¢d
$0000
COAL
Wesnaowwcllctcchcdwlthhis'
lrldctlcslooinpricisgi _
.i.»..».“"°' ."i33'°
IPIIIUGIILI. ICIIINID _
INVIINIII IUIIINID ‘
 *iHe 
ri ‘ii iii
}°is§
i*
*."
llu C0- ‘
 " in , -