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with best innterials, by real shoe mnkcrs, on factory inachincry- thnt’s wihnt we offer in place of old-fashioned, unsightly, .cobblor repairs. We restore worn shoes to strength and usefulness at prices so low as to make the "high price of foot wear" talk of no concern 'to our patrons.

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Our Saturday Hall-Holiday

Terminated Sept. 6th

Our employees during June, July and August the

pasttwo years have been receiving a_ Saturday half- holiday during .the above months, without _affecting

their earnings, and this with their annual holidays.

What a change has come along in the past sixty-

two years. .Small store work began at 7, and end_ed at 9, and Saturday night at 10 or ll. We have _t 3 record of the beginningol shorter hours. HOW lllmte as a rule to nine hours inglUdl02 me°l°l‘m°~

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WHITE ROSE GASOLINE. 'Poole

& Thompson, Ltd., Montague. ' - '

di! night, Sept 11th,_ 8 o'clock (old time.) ' ‘ 849.

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVEN-

TION for the district of the North West Queen's which was to have been held in Hartsvillcon Sept. 10th has been postponed on account _ot coming in the harvest season. Further notice of the convention will be published later. Rev. R.H. Stavert, President.

SERVICE ENJOYED.-The writer

had the privilege of listening to ar. able sermon in the North River Bap tlst Church on Sunday evening last. In fact, -he writes, it was one of thi best sermons I ever heard. Rev. Mr. Bell the Pastor, taking for his sub ject Satan's Gospel. Mr. Bell is a very forceful speaker, clear and distinct. He said it was not the mon of thi world or the man outside of thi Church who preached Se.tan's_Gospei the -loudest, but the preacher behind the pulpit who preached any other Gospel than that of our ILori1 and Saviour Jesus Christ. The singing was in keeping with the preaching, grand Mrs. Ward of Brocton, Mass., suns' the Holy City with a clenr and dis tirict voice. Some of our critics o’ music said it was the best they evei heard. Mr. Elmer Ritchie sang “Thr Ninety and`Nine" which was apprec lated by the large audience. Mr. Rit chie is too well known ns a singer tc need any comments. Mrs. Ward Mrs. E. Holmes and Mrs. Reuben Barrett of Kingston added much to thc evening's service with a beautitul selection, “In the Garden," well ren dered. 'l`lie North River is not short on preacliing and singing. It was al ways noted for both especially thi- latter.-<(‘.om. (Patriot please copy.)

::\\'ednesd:\y is the last

day for receiving discounts on olec~ti'ie light bills for .»\ug°i|st lighting.. Pay to- day and sainc money.

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M-lnard’s Llniment for sale everywhere

YOUR CHANCE TO GE'-l` A REAL GOOD WHITE FLOUR

We~.have received a car of

‘Robin Hood White Flour.

We recommend this flour

and guarantee it to _bc thoroughly satisfactory.

You can have it in barrels,

98, 48 and 24 lb bags.

Try this flour arid you wil

be delighted with it. -

BEER & GOFF

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Office Royal Bank Build- ing, Charlottetown Oifice Hours 9,30--12.30

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Fall Styles'

By special arrangement have received by express A ls

rAi.i. onions in i.Aniss roorwsnin

Those goods were bought enr-

ly and escaped the big lump ll. the Boot and Shoe market.

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POLICE COURT.-Two drunks y_es-

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WOOD ISLANDS. -- Do not for-

get the war views 150_ of them, Thurs- _

Bishop Osborne will speak in St. Pet. ers Schoolroom tonight at eight o'clock`on his Mission work in South Africa and India.

COME TO THE PAGEANT in

Kingston Btptilt Church on Septem- ber 12th, 7.30 p. m. (old time.) Will take place rain or shine. Address, music, costumes, Collections for mis- lons. __ 860-9-10-m3ipd.

BROWN BLOCK SOLD.-The pro-

perty known as the Brown Block, Richmond Street, occupied by Messrs Reddin Bros., Goff Bros and others was sold by auction yesterday to Mr. L. E. Prowsefor $16,000. Mr. R.. Boarlsto was the auctioneer. _

NAME OMI-TTED.-Among those

who helped entertain at the tea at the Protestant Orphfmze-held recently was Lieut. D. McDonald of Ealconwood Farm who gave a reading which was much enjoyed but which was inad- vortantly overlooked in writing the report. ` ` _

'IMPORTANT MEETING.-The com~

mites of the “Inter-Church Forward Movement" is called to meet in the Y. -M. C. A. tomorrow, Thursday after- noon at two o'clock. All Protestant clergyman and a number of laymen are members ot this committee.

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_ HAMPTON.-The friends of Mrs. C Ferguson will be pleased to hear she has recovered from it very sevoro ill ness. -Mr. Colin McNcvln, oi’ De- Sablo, spoke in Hampton Hall Friday night. His many friends and school- mates were pleased to hear him speak of his experiences nt the front. -Mr. Schurman, ol' Summerside made a ily ing _visit to Hampton ’l‘hui'sda.y.-Thc many friends. ol’ Miss Mary Farrar. liompton, will be pleased to lienrslir- is boiler' after' snfl’e|'ing with n. slight .itlack oi' blood poison. -Mrs. Tliomzis Cruiicron is getting better after hav- ing her wrist broken. -Mr. I-Iowntt, oi' Tryon, and Ml‘. .lruiies Boyce wer: in I-liimplon last week. »Mr. and Mrs William Mc-Quarrie went lo Montague Wednesday.

ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY SCHOL~

ARSHIPS.-At a meeting of the Board of Governors of The St. An- clrcw's Society, held at Charlottetown recently, the following scholarships were awarded: For St. Augustine’s Seminary, Toronto-Reginald F. Mc- Donald, West St. Peters. For St. Dunstan’s University, Charlotteto\vn- Archibald D. Gillis, indian River, Ed- mund Gillis, _Grand River West, Jos- eph_ A. McDonald, West St. Peters, Russell Fraser, Vernon, Plus Alexaii 'lor Walker, St. George’s, Malcolm McAulay, Grand Tracadle, Hugh John McPhee. Selkirk, Matthias Leslie, Charnwood, Walter`_ Fisher, Souris, Joseph Campbell, `Campbell's Cove,

Leonard Mc-Isaac, Charlottetown.

WEDDING BE\.\,>3.--|St. Bonaven-

tures church, Tracadie was thescene

lst, when Thomas -G. Kelly of Del-

e 5 s pp d by Mr

J. J. McDonald, 'i‘ra'oadlc Cross. The ceremony was perfofriied by the,Rev. J. B. McIntyre.- After partaking of

d to 'Charlottetown where dinner was slerved at the Victoria Hotel. The happy married couple took the

and to the bridesmaid a beautiful pin. 'l‘he many frieiids of .Mr_ and Mrs. Kelly join iii wishing them continued happiness through life.

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Armstrong, B C. June 11th, 1919

Since the start ol the Baseball sea-

n 5

Liniment our troubles endedf Every baseb '

‘ Yours truly,

E. E. ARMSTRONG,

Splendid Values

in Stationery

Good paper always

reflects an air of refine- ment. It ne_ed not necessarily be high priced but should be well

chosen.

- We can furnish an , ele ant quality of paper withenvelopes to match, -at a very reasonable

prices.-

The Style _ _ is Correct

We also carry a coni- lete line of' Waterman’s Eountain Pens, Inks,_'Etc. Etc.

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see where your boy bu fought and died 'Thursday night, Sept. 11th, 8 o'clock, (old time.) 849.

8. 8. NORTHUMBERLAND FOR

FIOTOU ROUTE--Mr. O. R. Small- `weod, Secretary ol the Exhibition Commissioners received a telegram from Ottawa yesterday that the S. S. Northumberland would be put on the Charlottetown-Picton route for the-Ex- hibition tralilc. This is in response to representations made by Mr. Small- wood who visited Moncton and sub- sequeutly telegrnphed the Minister of Railways on the subject.

PERSONALS

Sir Charles Dalton cams in from

Tignish yesterday.

-Sir Wilfrid Sullivan left yesterday

for Ottawa.

Mr. Alex Martin, Valleyileid, was

In town yesterday.

-Mr. Bernard Kiggins, city, went to

Picton yesterday.

Mr. Thomas Curran, horse buyer,

St. Johns Ntid`_, is in the city.

Mr _ Harold Hackett, Tignlsh, came

to the city yesterday to attend St. Dunstan’s University.

Ex-Sheriff Horne leaves this morn-

ing for St. John, N. B., to undergo surgical treatment for his eyes.

Mrs. Fitzgerald, who has been vis-

iting her sister Mrs. Angus Gillis, city left yesterday on return to New York.

iMr_ Horace McKay, Station Agent,

Mount Stewart, was in the city yes- terda-y.

Miss Anna McCarthy, city left Sat-

urday afternoorl on a visit to her home in St. Teresa’s.

Mr. J. E. Taylor representing the

Canadian Courier, Toronto, is in the city on a business trip.

Miss P. Iloward, trained nurse, has

returned to the city after u much needed rest at her home in Spring- field.

rMIss Myrtle Ross has arrived home

from Royal Victoria Hospital, Montre-

Mrs. Ross.

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the condition of Mr. I-larry Essery, ll Union, Lot 33, does not continue to

improve.

Mr, Alexander Livingstone of New [Mi

Westmoreland, is visiting his old honie‘ th

Prince

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An- Excellent Cast Complete Scenic Equipment

A Farce Comedy

With Music

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containing `

More Laughs 'l han Miss liiayo’a Famous

'l'win Beds and

Baby Mine '

This is Not a

‘ ‘Moving Picture

Seats now r ii sale at the Theatre fOl‘ 8" Performances,

PRICES i'5r‘i'?r‘lEle?; 32 2% ‘th "50

Reserved Seats for all performances

Doors Open Evening 7.30 Curtain Rises 8.30 Sharp Doors Open Matinee 2 00 Curtain Rises 2.30 Sharp

No iickcts ordered by phone will be held after 8. p. m.

until first act is over.

Parties arriving after curtain rises will be obliged to wail _

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'Mr. J. J. Stewart, Wood Islaiids

al on a visit to her parents Dr. and was in the city yeslorcloy.

‘llliss i~`ann liutlrr oi' Cir-ii 1" ie

y . . _ g. ry, ' -

The Guardian regrets to learn Um; tuner] to the city yiesteiwlay to resume

er studies nt the ll. (7. (T.

Mr. :intl Mrs. (lliiirlos Scnteh and

all the Islanders he has me in B C

it Nino Mile Creek. He reports that in

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are doing well. lof

South Boston, after sponding a vcry ensant time in (‘.uinbsrland the ue

Mr. and Mrs. Jas. F. Duffy, and

their two daughters arrived home yes- -terday after spending u very pleasant vacation with Mrs. Dui’fy's mother, Mrs. Owcn Mcliearney, of Mt__ -Stewart.

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'_ Roy Bishop and r-_liilrlroii leave l<¢0\'ll or Wflrl 1035’ be- ll- must- Yl°ld is morning on return to their home 10 HC»l10WU‘YS COT" Cure if “Sed “B

directed.

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M,._ ,md 1O[r5_ Garnet Cam1,beu_ _ Minard’s Llnlment Cures Dlotemper

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early.

of a pleasant,ev_ent_on Monday Sept. g . ._-;'1-~'-"-

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burne, Alta., led to the altar Teresa,

daughter of Mr. Angus D. McDonald, ~

Tracndie Cross. The ‘bride was at- ‘

tended by Miss Penelope McDonald, Q r ()

and th room -was __u orte . .

it -sumptous breakfast at the home _ ,f

of the bride, the bridal party motor- L

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afternoon traiin for their future home in Dclburne. The groom’s present -to

the bride was a gold wrist watch, ' ' .

i`.‘;~fi5=§-iii-If-i'f‘f'-°-"Af ‘“' I Charlottetown

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as soon as we started sin Min'ard's . . . .rii_:.'.:~.:.°i::_ee°' Over $10,000 In P11225

s°°'°""’ ‘“”‘°"°”' mg” .S°"°°' The largest list of HORSES ever seen on any ISLAND ______` TRACK. over so different Houses entered to i-ace.

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The Curzon Sisters “The Aerial Butterflies. `

i Cadieux the Bourdfirg Wire Act.

The lastest HORSES in CANADA are coing.

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The largest attendance in the history of Prince Edward

'Island Exhibitions is anticipated. Make your arrangements

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