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strain iirnsﬁfsvsnino AT s30 SHARP’ CU DOORS obrsn 7.30. CURTAIN RISES

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rises will be obliged to Wait until first act is oven:

Parties arriving after curtain I Tickets ordered by phone,

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Tickets now on sale‘ @1118 Theatre for all Perform- . ' u‘ ances. -

PRICES

Orchestra 75c, $1.00 Balc3ny75c. Rush 50c. I

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footwear for men, women and children at prices away below replacement values t0-

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Ladies High Cut Boot, spool heel, point ed toe with grey buck tops. Worth $8.00 for $6.25. ‘ '

$4.50 for $3.65 per pair.

$2.95

Same in Black for $3.50 per pair. We solicit your inspection SEE OUR WINDOW.

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Men’s Gun Metal Blue Box toe “Good- year Welt’: sewn soles Special price. . 36-95

Misses Mahogany High Cut Boot worth

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The Riotous luxury of London Society. The Rugged; grandeur of a tropical Island, and the glory of old Babylon, welded together in the master drama of a

Master Producer. maifsi:

A drama of nature’siilaws--and

HIPW-RECK, terror, despair, and

thrills of heroic rescue.

INTIMATE pictures of below-stairs life in wealthy British households.

PICTURES of love and strife m a: primitive land where conventions

and classes are forgot.

. GORGEOUS spectacles in the palace of a king of ancient Babylon.

EVIES of beautiful women; pomp of ‘power; excesses of a profhgate

court. A lDYLLIC scenes of a happy home 0n a little farm in America.‘

bHUMOR, . pathos, colorful drama, , vivid contrasts, dazzling pageantry a enacted by hundreds of ‘plliyerﬁ, Wlth

v ‘aiiall-star group of principals. i‘ TL thepassions and yearnings of

into an inspiring “story‘that_ beats with red blood.

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SPECFAL PRICES

M ATINEE 37c 26c EVENING 52c 37c

Tonight at 10.15 THE

BEMPSEY vs WILLARD

Fight Pictures 52¢ To ALL

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

MEN'S OVERALLS. Prim-rs $1.50 up at the- blg slore. Prowse lll-ils. Limited.

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GOING T0 PURCHASE n piano

thtls year? Get our prh-cs for the Stanloy- Pianos. \V. T. Wellnor. Quccn Street. 3120-1i.

VISITORS TO THE Exhibition are cordially invited to our grand showing or Furs and Fur Coats Prowse Bros. Ltd. 3091-9-28-5i

STATIONERY, \Vaterlnun Foun- talin Pens, ‘Ivory goods, (Zhlua, cut glass etc. at W. T. Wellners, Queen Street. 3120-11.

MR8. HNSBROUCK ldlohl Soc- retaiy, National Welfare Assurin- tloii. N. 'S. A» will give ill! address on Chlld' Veltare in St. Paul's Parish Hail ‘on-iwednesduy at 7.30 p. m. All are“ welcome. Parents specially invited.‘ '

CALL AT'THE NAViWLEAG-UE booth an UIBNEIIHDIHOD building and obtain full particulars regard- ing the Navlgﬂttlon School, to he op

uanad this autumn" tor the instruc<

Bong)! Mates ior the ‘Canadian Mercantile MBPTHQ 3080-9-28 ill.

- --~- -. urn-.-“ -1- 1 ~ i‘". “T” *- J==..=— _ _=- w“... ‘ ““ ‘Mf ‘MUSICAL’ DEVELOpMEN-rr-A Hwmwmau-ramérmmxu ‘New. “bullish "sum! rlwl-‘r iwoie.‘ piﬁiwﬁitdtl ‘was held on

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“I’VE GOT

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Manda/y "night. to discuss the do- , qlftylnollfﬂt‘ n Cllornl Society. merit] fol-ling was ilerlrlerlly n

"In i oi sul-h an organization

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THOMAS A. EDISON. Come in.‘ We’ 11 l

play for you a duplicate of Mr. Edi- _l son’s Three Million Dollar l ‘Phono- graph. You'll hear for yourself what

Edison meant by his historical

"damation: “I’ve got it.

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on.

‘(being formed. Afilvr some (INCH??-

ion ion ways and moans it was d cl éd-bo cull another meeting fdi"

lrltllrsd-ay October 7th, in order lo - . ‘re a "wider representation oi’ th so interested. An, nnjiouncenirfll. will he made later beguiling tho}: and place. Q" ._ V.‘ ' 1 f’. »

KEEP IT SWEET

today and ward oﬂ the indi- gestion ot tomorrow-try.

the new aldeto- _ Illecllntdrd n Lalo to

ha]. McDnnuld wins uppulnlixl chnlr

A TRAPPY SUIT and ha! wlll ninlro you enjoy the exhibition. Visit Paitons.

80110-9-25-3

MEN'S SOFT hats \\'i‘ load nll others follow in the hut gonna. Prices $5.00 up. Prowse Bros, Lid_

3076-9-2S-5l.

PATQNS show WlIiIiOW is being warmly prnisvil ‘by visitors [or tho simplicity oi’ tho display therein.

FOR THE BHOW. You can get vour dainty evening blouse ul Pawns, ' 15067-9-28-21

MEN'S surrs in all the latesti styles and patterns, n big. range to choose from. Prices $1800 to $45.00 Prmvse Bram, Limited.

. 3076-ll~28<5l.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND‘ .-- Rev. Ewen MacDougall will preach k-lahhuth October 3rd. “hi. Birch‘ Hill at 10.30 -Kinkora at ll, and Point Prim at. 7. Also Monday 4th, at iris and Tuesday ‘Bth, at‘ Belle River at 7 p. m. .

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‘SPECIAL ATTRACTION AT EX-‘ Hl'BlT|ON.—'l‘he Navy i Ileagilo will have o. booth at the Exhibit- ion llulldin-g and all ‘those who are not. members - _ to (will and make n. subscription o! $2.00 do help uuipport- this move- ment WlllCll is encouraging ' the training oi’ boys for ‘lho Canadian Morchnnllle Mutﬂne. r- _ Zl080-9-28-2l.

ST. DUNSTANS RlEWDY.--A' pivoting of the students oi’ Hi. llunsruns University was hold Wednesday evvnlni: in the busi- ness i-noln for the purpose ol’ re- organiilng tho S. S. ll. A. A. A. W.

nian of the mooring. The oloctlon oi the officers for the coming yeur resulted as iollowsz-Moderalor, Rs-v. J. ll‘. McDonald. President. Joseph 0'Sulllvnn, Vice President. Willis-m J. McDonald, Secy. Tress. Peter L. (lallllghtm, Executive Committee, Merlin iMotlnrthy, Pol- er Sullivan, Edward Clinton and Paul F. Hughes. The spirit. of the meeting showed that St. Damian's

wrest in wtheletle sports which has been so characteristic n! them for many yours pnsl. Their work ‘along that line ‘so for ls chieﬂy up- on the toot-ball Held and. .109!‘ hope w have the 1116mm n! Irwi- lngonce more thou-old tlm

uuiuuvncerr‘ a a _ IAII$MIOOITI l * a _ y 7., pudendum

are invited i

my; still mulntahn that. keen ni- °'¥

_ W or any emu-Jean, deal us, i

..li‘(l.\' l~‘llRS.~A-A munuiuirliircd. lino Nﬁlilllg-idpﬂill nl. Pulous. 151.

A SPLENDI-D SHOWING oi lad- sui-do gloves. rl-gulzu‘ $2.25 and m»: at Prmvsr- Bros, Lid. . 3091-9-28-l3l.

RICH, LUSTROUS furs ‘for ox- hibtllon at Pnlons. ill.

DONATIONS for tho Exhibition lunch from Si. Paul's, Zion and the Pcoplifs Churches to ho ldft nLSt. Pzvulls Parish Ilall today.

31080-29-1l.

s} - zzwlhether the corn ‘be oi’. old or new growth, "ll must yield to l-[ollo-

ways Corn inn-o, llllsislidllpltiﬂl. and l

best cure oiforml to the public, k

M i‘ - Llhlme . for Dunn. en . . PERSONALS

and MIXZLEAC-iamllldlll Fisher have arrived from Montreal and are staying at the Victoria Hotel.

Mrs. Wm. (Jallughsn, Sr. Ebbs- fleet, wins ‘visiting in Glengarny recently the guest oi Mrs. Patrick Butler.

Milne Dollqf-tjﬂjllaghan, teacher

of Gle n-y spoilt thewveek end wll s diameter. Mr. and Mm. gimp; iaglnm; Ebbstleet.

H‘ i’ ﬁrﬂlllen ll. ‘Stevenson. New Chi! w leaves this morning for

wblfvlllo. lab to museums his studies , in adliv - (mini-ally. i" ——-—-

MlsdbJ‘ 1m‘ Garnhum 19ft for Molnar." t.' llemnijire Academy oivMlohday -to enter on her duties as music tewcllcrl a -' i

flltlss‘ Muriel I1}. MncMurdo o! Holmhife ‘bid, lsvlsltlng in Bor- den um guest of hsa-‘coliegellchilm.

Miss Laura Multan. , '

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M-r. Ynns McLean, s. i, will. ' sister Milan Georgie wereT-among-

the passengers leaving here Satur- day morntml for l-fallinx. Miss lMc~ Lorm _wlll attend Dnlhousia Uni- versity. ‘ - _

Miss Nellie MacDonald or North Berlequeani Misc Louise Hacker or New York motored to Bedeque Jlonday, otter a very pleasant Vlltt with menus in Charlottetown.

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Mrs. John Moﬂirlgun, Hope Riv- lettfltueedny loi- Montreal, to d, the Fedentlon oi Women's Inmates‘ o: Canada which" ll bo-

‘m; DAV.——Help “l8 rind.

r w ’ d nert. i‘ on . n“ w zasi-s-ga-ir ‘INDBAN SHOPPING Baskets in tanoy colors, $1.25 each. Alloy and Co. Ltd. 3054 9 27 ill.

HELP THE NAVY LEAGUE by calllilgWlt the Navy League Booth Lhrhibition Building and making u subscription o! $2.00 which enti- tlee the contributor to Annual Meinlidrélllpdn the Navy League

“Sailor” Magazine. _. 3080-9-28-21’.

WOME N’S dogskln

l, b l“ a suede gloves, Pmieshmt Orphanage y “y g $2.50. special $1.08.

and wlnlcr

BOUVENIR OF PRINCE ED- WARD |8LANDr-B$l\l"hn Illus- trated descriptive souvenir ready by mall 67c.

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to mail. Charlottetown Guardian.

SPlElCIAL FOR SHOW WEEK.- Wwcllifc Women crept do cheno nnd seer-- and one year's subscription to the, gotta blouses (seconds), values up _ to $12 for $5.60. Prowse Bros. Ltd.

91-9-51.

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VERNON RIVER CIRCUIT.- Mlnlslvr ilov. R. M. llrodloﬁ-Ser- vices for 3rd. Octoberw-aMlssloilnry AnniivorsaryMI-‘harry valley gun. day School 10.00 u. rm, ‘Preaching 10:30 u. lll., "Who rls My Neighbor". Vernon—Sundu-y School 2 p. m, Preaching 2.30 p. m. "The Great- est Gift". ‘Cflierry Valley 7 p. iii.—' Offering ior Miss-ions and orphanage at Mount llurberLThe ltrlends are requested- ‘Mlesionary Sill!- wcrl-plioxis l0 ltheso services.

‘to Knox.

to bring Ithelr

l VISIT w. "r. WELLNEWS new $23-55 and gators Quoen Street whlla in m;

3120- l. 3091-9-28-51. 1

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Smoking 1 aecoe.

O ‘the man whoenjoya a rich, satisfying pipQ “kiwi”, ROSEBUD is as sweet and Fragrant as the ﬂower after which it is named.

i‘ It is always in condition. You can cut it to "lit YQIIr own taste. Sold everywhere.

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