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previous to
Mlnsrd'| Llpimerit Wirral
I1' PAY! to in this Province.
'Will be
noon _o;ssot;1Nl.‘ more
Ltd.; ‘ lloiitsgncs - f ~
em-1-elm.
Us
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Cross qi wish to tender qs
banks to r._ P. J. Noy, marc _ n
River -for ins' kindness _co_,_t,i\
- _ _"_ _ Sept 4-‘ii
THE REGULAR MON1'H_L’Yj"i_neet-
ortho Ladies Aid or ips PSE. ist
land Hospital will be held in the ‘Y'.‘
M. Q. A. on Friday morning-at 11.
o’-clock. A Large attendance is rs--
quested. '
coiviis 'ro THE PAGEANT in North
River Church today September 4th,
7.30 p. m. (old time.) Will take place
rain or shine. Address, music, cos-
tumes, Ctollcctions for missions.
667-9-2M2ipd
APPRE6.iA'iflON.l--'Nw Loagnp. of
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APPOINTMENTS. -- Miss NeillB
Gillespie, who recently returned from
overseas and who was formerly emi
ployeil as stenogrnpher in the Prem-‘
ler’s otllcs has been appointed secre-
tary of the Provincial branch oi tiio~
Navy League of Canada in this cit.y.|
Miss Minnie Michean, of the Agriclil-,
tural oillce has been appointed to stic-;
ceed her in the Premiers' clllce. Both;
.ire very capable young ladies and'
deserving of success. »
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PERSONAL
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Rev. E. S. Weeks, Murray I-Iaibor,
was .a recent visitor Pownal.
to
Mrs. J. B. Traverse who has been
visiting withher sister, Mrs. J. E. B_
McCready, leaves on return to St.-
.lohn this morning.
The Failure oi
‘ Rouinania
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the failure of Rumnnio to respond in
writing to the notes oi the council
and discussed the sending of a rsp're‘-
har-ist to insist upon nn immedla
. reply. No agreement was reschedblli-
arrived uit tomorrow.
ilUN ATROClTlllS iN- ' ii
‘FRANCE PICTURED '
IN FINE Pli0TOPLAY_
Remarkable B°enes Presented In
Dorothy Dalton’s New Film f
"Vive La Francs!"
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The shocking brutailties committed-
hy Hun troops with the sanction oi
their ofiicers, iii all sections conquer-
eil by them, ure revealed-with start-
ling realism in Dorothy Dalton's lat-
est Thomas -H. lnce~Piiramouut photo
play, "Vive Lu France!" which was
__s_lio?v_ndnt the Prince Edward Theatre
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ye er ay _
` In this superb “picture .produced
-under the supervision oi Thomas ll.
ince,_Miss Dalt,<VmVportrays _the role oi
a motion 'picture star whose parents
are Ioully murdered by Hun soldiers
und who returns to her hativeplacc
in France. _She there meets an army
cineinatogrnplier who formerly was
- nations. _
The ruthlessness _oi the -Huns
and their methods oi spreading
the doctrines of German kultur
and schrekllchkeit among the pee-»
ple conquered by them, form the bas-
is ci this drama-tic story -written by H.
V I d tri d b C G d
t1n_m_an an picu ze y . ar-
ner 'Hunting There are numerous
battle -scenes oi tremendous, power,
including s fbombardment and s charge
by French troops which are saiiii to
be unusually eflecti-ve. Anotherstrong
scene is that in which Jenevieve
Bouclieite, the girl - personated by
_Miss Dalton is wantonly branded with
“the cross oi shame" by a-brutal
German oilicer as a token of her deg-
radation. *
'Miss' is finely supported
including Edmund
Thomiis Guise
on thc 'are
Topics of
Comedy.
day
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last
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two nightsi
The
season ' oi
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role
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markabie
. ' ‘ . _mm Mouraout q nsolq' -S _ posed
ni-il:-iaesizgig riizgs :Satin ‘special "f,'°F"iY°"f°f¢°Yé-°\‘* y.l'|°°”°1xf°9_a_’:;‘w°i»ih
-city today at 10 a. ~m. li- ' Wm m“5'- P-°.‘71°'i.,1._9”_9_§.-¢h° im’
,promo-council today again c'onsid.eUQ*~"‘*"~'=~»"»‘~r*-‘~*"~*-“~--~»~,~_~~,»' _, - ~‘ -' f--~~“-if
sentntive oi high standing to Bu_t% ;§g):,?:&1l_} 3?r&n?§r?_§§’§§dDIF
--it is possible that a. decision will bb-_¢a
Ciiumb
Bilndfyl
GHIRRV
Cherry Valley,
8.30 p. m. (old
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MURRAY 1 Hanson °»qsr.iresie1-
CIRCUIT.--8ervice|,~ ' liar ith...
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2.30; Murray Harbor¥e¢_;_‘ 0;
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- Governor
i -' (~Bps6lsI~~.to The Guardian
BERJLIN, September 3.-'Phe abol-
is‘h~tn9I1t.ol_ the ofilce oi .Military Gov
_ernor o1_',_B_erlii1- which _has just been
elected marks the passing of a Prus-
siian Military- institution dating back
to, 1658. The Milit'ar`y_ administration
pf the_,cit,y ,now__devolves' _upon the loc
ai commander of the regular army
organization. __
First Aeroplane '
V' Funeral -in Canada
fspooial to The Guardian)
TORONTO, September 3.-Probably
e tirst aeroplane funeral in Canada
not on the continent -was held this
morning 'ln Toronto when the body
ot. the tive month old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Allan, 15 Trinity Street,
was -conveyed to Mount Pleasant Cem
etery ln an aeroplane piloted by Har.
old Smith. late of the R. A. F.
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BRUSSELS, August 29,-The Bel-
gian Govve "ing has accepted the-
rganilntiohg that the iinsl asset .ot
the Beigiikp V"Reliei Cornmisigion,
devoted to the creation of ii. founda-
tion for the higher education oi
'oi limited pieansj.. V _
The assets cqnsisi._ 'QL deposits in`
Beiium. nasal -spd equipment . and
t.»'w.‘..`.`.' .- '»\ . i
children oi the workers and people_
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Bridal
Book ily Margaret Mayo.
Music  F red. '
owers
ons: YEAR IN 5 MoN'rns IN 4 iviourns IN
New YORK Bos'roN cniolitio.
A Representative Cast. Complete 'S;ce'nic.'_ V
' A FARCE COME|)Y WITH ”Niil$iC'
Distinctly -Diiierent, Delightfully " DlV0l‘fl\\i¢»
AND CONTAINING
..‘”?s's.‘.%;‘2-‘=t;“.=.'.£.‘;i‘.';  my T
__ ,__ _ _ _ This Is Not a Moving Picture
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TICKET OFFICE
‘sr-mrs oN sau: Ar » _ -
, _ _ - - _ E ° so, 75, $1.00, $1.50 n
THE THEATRE PRI CES Mfiiiigg 35, 50 75, $1.00 
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...si=.f.'r°';'..::..:.':.:._°~:rai-;  j-=-=»-~- ,gggg-,gp  -Methodist District
i'
 Meeting
':.;_.f_,The dn5tncial__meoting 'btftlio Char-
.lottetowh District oi___ the Methodist
I-lhurch metiin »I~Isdrta‘Memorial Hall
m0\iifUH 110" 03-500! 516.000.4300 'b_H"’fbn 'Tuesda`y,"‘~ The session- opened at
9.45 n_. m. Rev. Henry Piqéce B. A.
Chairman oi the District oc upied the
chziir. The following ministers were
Revs. G. W. F. Gldcnning.
Peters, S.D. Webster,;_l~‘._
Henry Pierce, B. A.,
stores' ‘which iimve not yet been
realized upon.
E. S. Weeks, B.~‘F.D.f
M, Brodie. (Q, __
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'rite ieiiewins iaymen were nfe_B°11i=
Messrs. Henry Smith. C01- 1*- 5-
Mooro, Dr. J.H. Ayers, W. C. Turn-
er, Harry Hyde. 13.0. Hai-dv. George
Howard, F;-edfrrowde, Fred Younk-
er, J. A. Moore, Jas. Fnrquliarson,
J_ W, Jay, D. Ross Hon. A. P-
Prowse, S. Acorn. E. Burdett and
the Indy member of our District.
Mrs.` H. A. Brown. The re5\_l\U\`
murine business oi the District waVs
ttansactod und the following appoiii.-
nwnts made.
Rev. R. M. Brodie, of Mt. Stewart.
Statistical Sec_retary. __
Rev Sf D. Webster,
Epworth League Sccetnry.
hn.i»rman, Rev Henry Pierce, S D
cel-nw`aii
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Webster and J. A. Moore, committee
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to visit weak`ilslds. The visitors to
the District were as follows:-\_Rev.
H. E. Thomas, President, N. B. and
P. E. I. Conicrencecacting as organiz-
er tor New Brunswick in the great
campaign. Also Rev. R.. J. S. Simp-
son, oi Toronto, 'l’rea.surer_ oi the
superannuation (und but acting as
organizer tor the Inter-church Move-
ment. Also Rev. Mr. Smith the Inter-
Church representative oi the Nation
Wide Campaign. Alter Messrs. Simp-
son and Smith had presented the objec-
tives of the Movement in relation to
our Charlottetown District, this Dis-
trict by resolution adqpted both the
spiritual and the financial _.obj_ectives.
The ilnanciai objective (oi-` Charlotte-
town District being $23,000. .' '
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  ~  WelViakeli'i0ne C and Save 0
t,tiie Victoiiiaiibtell ' _  
_.attached to. her motion-picture coin- . ‘ _ _  _,'_ _ ‘ ._ , i A . ` _
pany as leading man, and when he ae- _ i  » , _ _ _ ' -.
cepts u. diangerousmission from his - ~ ~ '5 
_ commanding oillccr.'l»oih are involved _ . _. - - ' _-
‘in a series' of unusually dramatic sit ‘el"-"- ~. gk _ gi .‘ -, ,-'ring ,' tp _ _.
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We wn~vlDuy;the..Hotel with-all theout- _I Just this, he knows that hundreds of peo-
buildings' and two lots across the street for ` ple are knocking the Hotel and its service .
$75,000. Is it good value, well S. A. Mac- “justly or unjustly” its all the same, -it '
Leod, L. ‘E. Prowse, John McLaren, Harry spells on-e thin “Failure For Him” so he
Weeks, Bruce Stewart, Geo. J. Rogers, does the sensible thing, gets out before he s _
Chas. Black, Lowe Bros., and Mr. Pomeroy, loses the money, which he has made in
who were-the Committee. to value the who e, _ the business.
plant after examining every thread and _. __ Mr. Sterns has made big money in the
every stick -of the Hotel and fittings, say hotel, and with New Management so'will
that it is worth now at 'forced sale $100,-- we. f 0 .
000.00. This -ought to be good enough for _ The Queen Hotel will be by agree-
us, it is. ,- _ - _ _ -  ment open to the' Company to buy at any '
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time within thenext two years, so we do
_ Ii`i\'ii`oii‘Ii'1YEI>i.Y 'rms 1>L'AN'r»Is' noon ' not fem-_ C0mpe`ciei¢n 1,-he,~Ve_
We also remember that a City and
"lieve it"cai_t}is_nd~will_byicarrying out-.the by their h%s.__. .We are _tiierefore<-.going -
"’ “‘*‘~‘f0l'lowingl"a'n'd oth'er"s1ig'g‘est`ions .bemade ,l todo a‘l;-,vife " a§¢_§_t"__"6né the -,i
‘l 1»»"~to yieldflatfieust 251-per centporn- theimoneyl-i best,    ,~1;j._f_».,»_ ' 'ce. j
required. -T P j- _'  _  » Now” j   i` Citi-. » 
_ _ ._ < _ New up-to-date service,_tailor_1n thegté _zens are t_ his _ ji => ~fth`e,_- iid?) allow
- ' _V ' building,`4Slioe *Shine Sigahd,» Larger- Billard if it to close? _s;.,Vt_Q_, ,-_._9`w§¥~:,.,’i_if.ij_g':-'i. 4-th,
-_  _ _ Room, Restaraunt Roo_fti,`Danc'e Room, all f It’s tiine~,w£_..;‘ia_i- -f_ ink _hinking -
of which can and I believe willbe -started _ hard and' f st,”-fi t_ for_our.owil` sake as to
under the New Hotel Management at‘prac~ the ‘best investment `oifered_ here in years -
_ ticallyno cost. __ _ _ _ _ _V_ _ and 2nd as to what we would feel likeif ,
‘ ‘ ' But' iwha_t_ about ~:t'lVi-e mon_ey~makin§,_ ' even a Province as well as its-People, 'and
' f>- ' pa-rt, fwelliwitli new management.-.we be- especially-':_° "Business Peo _le src. -judged __
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Chester McLure.  
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N 0 `PHE5ENTf'm30'EIPTS H  ,_ _Send us your Subscription for Stock _ l
_ _ _ M -   - ~ _° ' to firlte’ Citizens- Committee todo; N. What _
R_Vq&%pi;s __  present are $1,500 per '1 are YOU going to do about it? .Wake up, *
week. '_ en willy is Mr. Sternsselling out? 5, _ play the game and do YOUR share. ' 5
_--  Cti?rfovitilii'Vt`l Chandler. L. E. Provrsc. S. McLeod 0 ,
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