tl
,ff .
'Yell ever had s
Treaty
down
Sale
takfe
ll...
will leave you. `  .3
_only asc the bottle. __
 TheZ
Watches
_ _ldoogh Y
lGet rid ot' lit the
moment it arrives-:lon’t
let lt stay with you it
may __-prove dangerous.
by Test There lean , rapid
Macs
_IT FAYl_Il0 buy ill "III pmvlnot.
_ A..-
botties. ` 2317-11-i4M2l
-nt. Ps, ns Ltd. .. -~---
"  ~< t ‘ .
_ -_ -I--» 1 `
%~ ‘~ it-'lrrivellwln Charlottetown las
night and will remain for thé wintc
resuming his duti s or last winter r
connsctioigwith the shipment ol pl
tatoes. .Horsemen will beinterested i
knowing that Mr. Fox has brough
with him the well known trotter Ba
116! Mac ln even better form tha.
last winter and prospects are agui
good for record breaking. '
A, A _C3,I"€fl,1l SCIQC. I-1-hh 'E .ty Mas.-_.ll.|'l.|A lw¢EAcHsn|y..-'Til
3 ependa-ble DTUQQIS death occurred at the home of he
s
IIOH Qf leV€l'Y l1I'1€ 149.Gre,at George  §§n.iV;'sl§§f.'<l§“;_h§;l5.f;fEdf§f'I;;br?ln§'°S
_ ‘ . ‘ - .rs. up-a aca ,w th
   **)k*¥**** "*"‘*** _ late Angus McEache?tInof Vvgt I',tfive»
She had been in failing health to
L the last two years and the end wu
  I I  `  ` _ not unexpected. She leaves to mour
- ~ _ 'Q _ -
We will be pleas- _/S’
-f - - - \*V§.
\

Q _ _ four sons and one daugliter. The son
are James, William A., and Angus o
this city and Ernest in the Unite
States. The daughter, Miss Laura l
od t0 liaV€ yOu Call. "°  - Zlstlslltilii l.’.’.‘.l"..'Z.'l iliiii' T" '““““
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_ I _   c (T s expected tonight and will assist
_ ;'”l\,,w'-;i".§ , r-  E\'  ler husband in the services. The
1
ST. JAMES CHURCH
11 a. nl. sermon, preaycher Rev_
Geo. C. Taylor; 2 p. m. Sunday
W. N. Tanton.  
_ _
School and Bible Classes 7 p ni sei
 ‘ 'I 0 mon sub I ' I ' I
- _‘ ~v . ject “A Theme common tl
' , A p wlLLYoUAl’S0 bE_RvB Heaven and Earth. Visitors Welcome.
E __ iqr _ ._.__ *___ .\l.$` seats free. _
'  - ' -9 ‘ zloN cl-luRcH
l  11 “- “‘- l”""l°“- 23° Slmdal
HAVE A SMOKE
on me. I know you’l1 -be de.
lighted with the taste. This is
a fresh .box I jus-t bought from
Lambros Bros. l've tried every
other dealer in town. but I'm
satisfied that this is the cigar
iorme. Buying them by the -box
_ saves me money, too.
LAMRROS BROS I
U33’ in: doy out; voor in; _veur
OULJ Victory Bonds. save your
_ money.
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AN APPROBATION BILL WAS DROPPED IN
THE Post Office for you-Saturday. _ _
I Did you get_it ? ~ .
" The items shown on it are NOW DUE for pay-
ment, and we will be obliged if YOU 'Will let_“s have
the amount TO-DAY. ' _ I
We also find that we haye still quite a 'few of the
old-past due accounts unpaid. These of course., W6
will have to taltie legal means for' coll€9UI1Z» if “Qt
settled at once. and are publlshlngdhls announcement
- as a notice. . __  ' . ‘ ` _
I Pleas'e_attend'to the matter TO-DAY:
  noone .
land 'I
McLEOD ‘
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School amd ‘Bible Classes. 7 p. m.
sermon. Preacher Rev. George Taylor
METHODIST CHURCH
55th anniversary services. ll a. ni.
sermon. 2.30 p. ln. special pro
'iramme in Sunday School. 7 p. ln.
tcrnioll. Special music at both ser-
vices. Preaeher Rev. H. Wlgle D. D. ol
Mount Allison, Suckville.
BAPTIST CHURCH
ll il. ln. sermon, subject, Lii`e's Ad
justnlent. 2.30 p. ln. Sumtlay Schoo?
and Bible Classes, 7 p. ln. sermon
subject “Human Salvage or Salva-
tion?" Preacller Rev. C. il. Freeman
ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL
22nd Sunday alter Trinity. Holi
(‘on\n\uuion 8 lt. m. alnd 11 n. ni.
-“,Z,  Sunrlay School ond Bible Classes 2.30
p. nl.. Evensolrv; 7 p. ln. Canon Simp
1  '___ ' _»----____  -f ____ __ '.-_~__;___-Tg~ ____; <:>n and Rev. (Y. R. Harris.
sr. P/\u_l_.'s' onunctl
‘.‘3zl<l Sunldny :liter Trinity. 11 ct. m.
n..-:liking prayer and sermon, The
".=l:ri-ll and Manhood. 2.30 p. ul. Sun»
, i;:_v Scllzlol and Bible Classes. 7 p.nl.
_ l~,l~.>n, followed hy iloly Communion.
znllj~_r:r The Gospel for Regions Be
:_|ul. '
"_E|`v'TldAL CHRISTIAN CHURCI-"
Sillmlzlp' Sollool-and Communion ser~
vI;"‘ :tt ll ll. ln. I
SALVATION ARMY.
llcitlllllx' Slllllluy service at usual
llo\ll':;.
-n;\rd's Llmmeni lor snlle overvwher
 > _ _ Y >_______
DAvls AND FR/\st=.R's
FRESH PORK SAUSAGES
gm g;li|_E slow nv ALL
|__|r_/tnwo GRoCERs_ Gov
ERNMEN1' ll\ls_PEc'rl5D.
STAMPED ON EACH
WRAPPER. ONE OF THE ‘
CHOICEST MEAT-FOODS
ON THE MARKET AND AL-
so Tl-ls cl-lEAPEs1' BE-
CAUSE N0 WASTE WHAT-.
EVER IN USING.
1372-10-6Mtf. `
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ltoelrsolvs   ’
PATENT eiltlev
IIE, IDEAL FOOD FOR
If you want to see them
thrive, use this- food which
s recommended bythe high
est medical authorities.
I 1 lb. tins Prl¢e`45¢. _
GROCERS. _ I
; 
IIIIUUIUIICIIO.
Dr. E. C.” Harris  
_ ` Eye Specialist
°"i°.;,"&‘l2'.l’““.........“‘“" f
'Office Hours 9,39-1230,.
3_5’ _
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A-"Iii-" a
_ gR_|1-|g|.| gguqpq gun; 1, ¢h¢|`chapped hands and roughened skin.-
hest for children--try it-35 cents
_ _- ‘ 2317-_11-14M2l.
THERE are some wonderful bar
'EMM -hose; underwear and waists
` 235711-is-Ml'
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o’ o‘ 9* .-

cl II; a genera,
meeting at '1.ao. 2316-it-14M1l_
\§g'u;aNs.n "ro nurv.-Mr w.
'ot MINA~RD’S LINIMENT from a Tor~
Prowse` Bros.. Ltd.
_; - _- 2342-11-15-mil
I usa snrrlel-l lttmonn rink :dr
85 cent bottles. Foster’s Dnxsstore.
, _*_ _
EXTRAORDINARY SALE, of mens
overcoats $18.00. $20.00, $22.50 uni
$25.00 at Patons Ltd. ‘
» _ f 2357-1|.-15-Mii
JUST RECEIVED girls white 'slip
fover mitldies with detachable navy
eel-ge c‘ollar._ All sizes. Prowse Bro.
V URL _ _ .` _
   f 2342-11~1a~ml-t
=` '.-WE'LL blaze the trail on "Satur~
‘ llty Mid Ttl€5daY. wit-_hthese _suits
.nd overcoats, $l8;00, $20.00 and
22.00 Patons Ltd.
2357-ll.-15~M1l
TRYON BAPTIST 8ERVICE8r-:
Sunday. .16th., preaching qt Bonshsw,
. 1 a. in.; Tryon, 7 p. m. A special
Thank Offering service, Appropriate
ermon and sinsins. The usual hearty
velcolne to all.
A SPECIAL LINE OF w0MEN'8
' llain and Iancyvaile blouses. Regular
ilouses. 'Regular $1.50 for $1.25.
’rowse Bros, Ltd.
- 2342-11-15-mli
ENSIGN AND MRS. CONDlE’8
/ISIT.-Ensign Condie, St. John ar-
‘ived in Charlottetown last evening
o conduct the week end services of
he Salvation Army in the absence of
Ensign Cranweil who has zone to
ialifox for his marriage. Mrs. Condie
l nany -friends of the popular pair will
his flying visit, lt should be mention-
ed that the Ensign and Mrs. Condlet
ire now in chaise of the netul-ne<l`
Solllit-.rs Hospital in St. John and are
:arrying on a great work in connec-
ion with 'the civil re-establishment of
he boys. '
ORPHEUS NIGHT.-lt was Or-_-
pheus night nr the Prince Edward The-I
tre on Thursday evening, The 0r.'
iheus Club to the llllnrher of sixty per-
sons Supplied deligllltlll music during
he course oi’ the evening. His Wor-
lhip Mayor Wright and Mrs. 'Wriylt
vere guests. A pleasing feature was
_ A SPECIAL LINE 01' WOMEN'8
_ _ _ corsets in._odd .size|. Price $1.00`
~ .`0V.ER THREER HUNDR-BD stunning
new blouses showing at' Patons Ltd.
._ _ _ 2351-11-1;-Mil -
11.98 /for $1.75. Another' line of voile- '
le glad to welcome them here on*
Alt seen  
..,--
My
1 e
T. H. BIRD, Director
he presentation of o beautiful bouquet
to Miss Mae Edwards which was tiedi
with the »Club's, ribbon._At the close'
if the show all repaired to the Rosel
md Gre-y where luncheon wan serv-‘
ed and a delightful time was spent in’
-peecll-making and dancing ille dancel
uuslc being supplied by the Mae Ed-‘
_vards musicians. I
BRIDAL 'PARTY RETURN.-Mxxl
ind Mrs. Milton Roe Sabin (nee Ber-|
tho Florence M. Gorman after ani
‘xtended honeymoon trip of fodr-
nonths ,are ma.-king their home nt'
present in t.he "Magic City" ’1`ulsa,f
)klaholna. wherq.Mr. Sabin is inter-‘
-sted in the Oil lndustry. M_rs. Sab~*
'n is well knownin Charlottetown. her
rlative city in social and professional
work, also in Halifax and other Can-
adian -centres. She was prominently
identified with Red Cross and served
on all patriotic colnniittees in the ex-
'luslve Vincent (‘luh and other' ‘Sos-
on Clubs, being nnlember of the Bos-
;on Womon's Council on National
Fraining (`a-nip Acttvilies. The young
~oufple were the' recipients of many
ll-nlltilul gifts null numerous miscel-
lneous showers from ller college os-I
.iciates and checks from home and>
broad, including one from her cou-
iu Senator Murphy of Tignish who
'ith dvlrs. Murphy where present at
ic wedding. The young couple are
lst nlziking friends in their Tulsan
l-:)lllt_‘. ,
A
A druggist can obtain an imitation
onto house at a very low price. Bud
:rave it labeled his own product.
This greasy imitation is the poor-
.nt one we have yet seen. ot tne
many that every Tom. Dick and
Harry has .tried to introduce.
` Ask for MlNARD'B and you w._‘ get
it. ,
\ 1
l 
 ;
 Courtesy and Cheerful- _
_ liess a tonibinatioll .
_ with which we Spice
. Every Sale » _
» ._ . it
ll -some people have an idea that
' drug stores are pretty much the ‘Q
same the world over. , yy
`.-\@-’>' I
-Q56/
 They do not consider the isct
_ that stores have character Just
"` the same as individuals. 
*T _
_Study the store! in any place I
and you will soon learn as to "
iw th y differ. At our store 
cuytomzrh are greeted with it ~`
happy smile and a- word of wel-
come. Courteousattentlon is 
given to customers while shop- ' _
_ ping here. All gscltagel are y 5
,neatly wrapped. I tact our ser* __
vice throughout is marked by 
care.
We do evefyt-hint in our pow- 5-
tn- to guard customers' interests. ~‘
. l. ws'sm\l.t._ArPnloul1's ,_
AN OPPORTUN_|rTgJg  "'1=`
TO YOU THA y _
cron: lel¢‘l>lFPl__|tIl~|‘_rf."
Johnson 8; .Iohllsoll 
'rn outlaw Iiruqafon -
corner Rane arm -Prince Mum I
l
z .thai .ay .a. M
ACT I.-Doctor Leslie-’s Office and Reception Hall on River Side Drive, New 'York C
l-1:'-"'llr»._‘~` » " ~
sfo-0+ e4+»4++o+¢+-vo*-+0 Q-vo »+¢¢o +e+¢
CAST OF CHARACTERS ‘
Iflossic tilt-ll\\'oo<l, al Society/Belle . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ Miss Margaret Robertson
Kate Paxton. ll Dizlnlonll Queen .. '. _ . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . _  . . . . . ll,/Ifs.'Fred Hottie
Mlllt- ol.-I-lon, l-‘loesafl churn  . . . . . . . .
 Miss Mice Devil
.\lcg S'_\il\'cstcl‘. .\lollicr of thc (izlllg . . - . . - ~ - - - -
- - - . 1\ll‘S._VVlllI3m TFBIDOI'
f\lntt Strcct .\'lull. lIill’s S\\'cctIical't . .. » - - -
-- MISS PSUIIUC 5ld¢nI“O
Doctor Leslie, So .'\bscnt Milidcfl . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . .
. . ;\'Ir. Courtland Hopkins
Richrlrd (Zlcnwood, A (iclitleluan Crook . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . - -
-- Mr. Ivan RCCICIIYI
liill Sykes, zl "l`lli‘c|' . . . . .
. .- . . . . . . . .
. : . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . ... .\lr. V. Lelils Dmgtvell
l\'oaii,the Doctor's Servant  . . . .
  .\ir._¢Iack johnson
l\'cd .~\rcllcr, ft Detective . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. `. . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ . .\‘Ir. 'I hcollore H Bird `
   Dlizitlottetown _I3eo*I-ei'-2% *
9 ___
SYNOPSIS OF ACTS
~ 'I`llc zlrrivzll of lllc new secretary.
_-\t,"l` ll.-'l`hc`l)ocio'r’s office at 2 o’cldck ill the nlorlliug. Notlll sees at “l*loo-doo." ,The return
 , 'A“$Pi¢és of the   l
Assn .at £°8*'!'
  Strand Theatre
Thursday -
Nights Friday
  NOVEMBER zoo. and zur
‘ EXCHANGE TICKET SALE OPEIIS
Wednesday morning at 9 o’c|ocll,.Cai. llellililft
-_ - Drug Store for THURSDAY
FRIDAY NIGHT sale opens Friday looming'
'S' I II' oi. `sl'=.Ai@s”iii§s."t§1eIvl§l§I"}tr`IEe
_/»
frolll the lizlll. 'l`llc poisoned \\‘in'e. V\'llcn rl woman loves. I ‘ ~- '
;\t"l` lil.-.\lvg's Kitcllcn oll the liowcry. Tile knife. 'l`lle plot thickens. \\f'tltetl a_. mari loves
e “'l`llc rosette.”
_-\C'1` l\".--“I\’o;lll and the Crook.” ` '_l`l‘lc'glzlss of Death. Tlic passing of the shadow
I GRAND SPECTACULAR FINALE." 
Miss Kathleen Moore
Miss _lchn /\ll:lll
M-iss Colistntlce \\'lle:1l‘
Piallist,--I\'ll's. Kcitll Rogers.
Vera Peak `
llc-len (_i.- Sluzlrt
Lillian D. \\'llcatlc_y
Constance C. \\/'llczlr
Iilczulor Iicalcs
Dorotlly Sicwllri
_ Florence hlurllorll
Oliver t_`:lrtcr `
.'\llnic l)zllllmc\'ztll _
Kathleen l.\lool't~
Florence Calnpbcll
tiordon i\lzlcl)on:lld
Laughlin .\lcI\'ilillon
llarry (`l'aswc|l
.\lIison llue\stis
.f\rcliiballl Ricliilllloll
l"_:lrl Cook '
_ l{irllnl'rlSillcllills
_lark lfllgcit
Robert Inman
_luck Czlmcrou
llarold Harper
Percy ltlclnnis
_ l_’ercy Rattray
_lzllnes Calncroll
'l`holll:ls .\l;ltllcsoll
Ralph I-Iarris
Jack McLeod
- Leonard Toombs
Nelson Rattcnbllry
' Harry Sentner
Ralph Cameron
llordcn Ings
Hazen Ings `
` llarry I-Iylidlllall.
Walter I\lcNlltt
F.lward Pierce
\\/illizlln R. Pierce
(feorgc Raymond
Billy Rogers
llilly Ilyndlnarl
Hector Ross
Ralph Pierce
` hat and
wore
After
o|s1'|Nc1't've warm rafwemeu.
oyer ’300 to,_ch`oose'!'r_'o;':\. white and
ltzading colol'i.>PatolIs t d.
` 2357-ll-1.5-ltlii
POLICE COURT.-Three boys charg-
ed with causing damage on Halloween
night were before the Court yesterday.
The case was adjourned until a niun- ~
ber of_others implicated in the llam-
age are located. ____
--__
wnwolil.-n omecr smlsl atren-
ti t th e oi' the serv ces
...""...§....°.l1?l.°‘i.'id"‘u... -my-nm. ---
niversury oi the dedication of the
"°"'°l‘,l‘§. °““"°" 2° .I’.?..l.2L“.§i".L’l‘
- srl n .
'°‘l " ° "7" zest-ll-idlell.
_s<_>Lo1s'l‘s `
Mrs. Frances Hall Trainor
Mr. Stewart Ross
ADULT CHORUS
Annie /\t'ol'n
_Ioan Stewart
Lulu Toonlbs
live l\lurdocll
Fannie Currie
Geoffrey liealcs
Herbert R. Vessey
llarold R. Gordon
Frank Nicholson
William _lolmsblx
Stc`wart Ross
CliILDRIiN’S CIIORUS `
_lack l\lcD0llzllll -
liriitli (fl‘:ls\\'cll
Lillian 'Harper
_'\',da lngliclm `
Doris .\incl\'_t‘\lzic
lfallllic Dalziel
Marie Mutch
F.miIy Spencer
.\l.1rgnrct Ross
Pearl llurns
\"irgillia Sidcnills
V Hclcn 'l`ooml>s
I-lelcn MacMillan
Cora Nicholson
Alma jenkins
Ruth Ayres
l\'I.i.riam \\'orth _
.'\<lcle Howatt
Mina Murdock
Linda Whitlock
Lillian Duchemin
Mzirporic Nelson
Ida 'l`n_\'lor
.\‘largarei Diamolld
Dorothy Toed
Edna Ilarpcr
Esther Kennedy
Eleanor Hall
" Edith Drake -
Annie Dystant
' l‘»lal1clt<~ \\/'nlsll
Helen Story
SALVATION ARMY.--The services
on Saturday night and Sunday in crm-
neclion with the Salvation Army wlii
be conducted by Ensign and Mrs.
Condie oi St. John. -former very pop-
ular residents of thi.s city.
.
wsoomd szl.l.e.--A very ‘quiet
wedding too place at St. D\¥;stln'l
Cathedral on the morning of overn-
ber 12 when Mr. Ronald Veany of
Charlottetown claimed for hill wife
Miss Mary McGaughle, also of 'Char-
lottetown, Rev. Father Mctlulgan, oi-
hclating. The bride was attended by
Miss Sadie Vessey sister of the Iroom
while the groom was ably supported
hy Mr. Wilirig Cormier. The bride
 were ll tutored me or time with etnltl ,ltibliifv
f Q
| \
Mr. Roy D. Quigle k
Reagh Tinncyr' _
I_!all-room Dancing.-Mr. Ernest Dixon and  ‘ '
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1 _
Joe Roda-‘ ~-
_lillisoll T. Tumor
Ulric G. Dawson
I-I. L. Richardson ‘
Roy D. Quigley ‘
\V. l-I. Smit,
F.:ll'Ic Prowse _
I):lnicl F. Finlayson
S. R. Sleeves
I". l\iontgomery_
U. D. McGregor
.Ruth ;\icEacl\cfn"' _ D
Rita \‘\/lleaticy
Doris Heart:
Mildred Toombs
Gertrude Vaughn
(fatllcriuc Matheson
Hazel Edgctt
Adelaide Sample
Frances Rattray
Bertie Currie'
.\l;ll°gnrct Collings
Ruth Stewart
Vero Wisener
Eileen Foster
Frances Pierce _ .._..~
May Murdock
Marion Small
_lean Macliéocl
Glaydis`Duncan
Dorothy Holman
Inez Mutch:
listclle \~Visc'
Dorothy Brown
Doris Oilleatl' 
Ethel Block'
Margaret Wood
_ Harriét Talfbusli
Bertha \\-'ded'
_ Helen Lane ‘
Helen Collins'
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Eileen McEachcru
fUPd;‘