was?

1 J R§S Gntheflittle dau hter in the snu _- D I tm wmiortab y ﬁtting mdirwssl ‘ngs a thrill of pride and satisfaction to the mother.

Mother selects Mercury Hosiery for herself and the childrienisnd knows the warmth of soft i texture and the smoothness of fit W1“ give s . i senseof physical yell-being cowboys mdzirls-

Thousands of families are upholders of the merits of Mercury. Underwear _because they have found every Mercury claim to be an honest diﬁm. '

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Your dealer has Mercury Underwear or i .

be glad to order it for you. iasncpnv suns HAMILTON, CANADA

and Hosiery was.

Jim» u Underwear ' 4 1:37?- ssd W

Nothing gives the air of reﬁne- ment to the home that is added by the silver table service.

Our exhibit of table silverware is euperb_ The latest and best de- signs-Qf the fvﬁmosthfgkiflvﬁflmiih! Ire ggthe'red_ m: our‘ store‘. v

Wdwsuﬁpest m‘ inspection of our stock before making your sei- ectlon_ Our display ‘is one of spe-

cial interest to those who seek exclusive patterns at moderate - prises. '

w. w. hiWeilner l. i n.

“sloog isssi- -

Gooil e Work Shoes

That is what you want when you are engaged in out door work or that which requires much tramp- ing, standing on

our feet for long - ours, exposure to weather, etc.

r \\~_ . ,We can conscientiously recommend any of our work- ing boots, solidly made, they will give you long service.

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m“ "' Men's Split Blue. ............................................. .. $4.00 Men's Tan_ rain Biuc. 4.25

.(..|“- Men's’ Split Biuc. (McCreadys) 4.75 ~‘ Men's B lit Biuc. Clump bole... 5.75 Men's ip Blue Clump Sole... 6-75 Mnnisxlp Blnohlliﬁlii Cut 1.15 ~ ~ ‘Men's lilsck Gram -_ iih C"! (Greb) 3-00 .; Merfs Tlin Grain, lgh Cut (Greb) 8 50

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' ‘THE BIG SHOE srons. .7211

1934 AT 93

' zonniinoiilonni Paiofls.

A virile story of

tion and fact have

A in skan" river.

conception of Alaska. “i nien and a woman ﬁght with grim desperatioufor a tremendous stake-the silver horde of salmon that sparklesgin

. , \ A Rex Beach Wonder Dramai‘ \.\

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the Far North, A ._ _ ting with the adventurous spirit whicliiiicf

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woven into the general A

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355.5“ ' - 7 “'-"‘-l8i§§.éh“'y'3’ peolai FY1098 , MATINEE Adults - - 16o; Children - 11c EVENING _ Adults "- - 26c; Children - 11c The Early; Patron _ Avoids theRush .

i-iA-rs ron“"\'ri-is~, COLLEGE

'Miss, strictly tailored. or softly trimmed, now displayed at Patons. ‘ il-18rn 3i.

N-EW 8CHOOiNER.—The new schooner which is being built at Candi-gun for the firm of J. A. Mac- Donald 8n 00., is expected to be launched in about ithree weeks. ‘Sihe is a three masted vessel of 225 tons. ‘ ,- TRON jpséos. MATTRESSE$ ‘and pillows ‘selling at right p

~ _,o-2s-m-tl. fee ‘lhon-iiiiieiig-niilowi;

es-Asndiron atY-Pnlons.‘ _ i; *_.‘ " 9-22~ln~3i. W, .~. . a‘.

an Enuova

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51.: i "rniPr-Mr.

" and Mltiiihairiiuel Clow, New Hav- -. eiL-nllave returned to the island

alter spending three months visit- ing their sons, daughter and rc~ latives in various parts of Mass-

ed " atflpthe following town; ‘and

‘ BllmllwFcoloxlies, New P Betifolrd,‘ _ Middlehoro, Brocitloﬂi _fl‘iiug§ton;

DiBhiﬂn, Fall River, Buzzards Bay, Somerville, Warellam. Acush- net Park, Sagamore, West Port Point and Harbor ‘Salter Point, Fort Phoenix, Onset,‘ Newport Beach and other interesting towns. They also had the pleasure of at-

‘ tending the Caledonian Clubhrau‘

aual outing ",in Boston .ga‘nd thor- oughly entered it. as Wei-l‘ as meet- ing old acquaintances there whom ma? had not seen for many years.

' From appearances their trip was

very beneficial to their health in their advancing years and they sp qyenulneiy of the hospitality

acc y their friends; _ f “ti,” land islistill ‘irsglslloa; raisin as it is their

olnliillloocrlloniisiirnd the only gal-n- en» in themnlverswr. ..

Recently. inthecltyofChlcsIo.

a prominent msn. burdened

with excessive fat, went uoon

the operating table and had

i over sixty pounds .of ﬂesh carved from his huge. cumbersome body.

. was — Today it is "Take Mam-loll Pre- strlpﬂou Tablets." Friends tell friends-doctors tell their patients. until thousands know and use this convenient. harmless method. They est what they like. lire as they like, and still lose their two. three or four pounds of fat n . Simple. effective. harmless ar- m s Prescri loo Tablets are sold byslldru sts-s oodshebox for one . Or I you prefer you ma! write direct to the Mari- rnols was Garﬁeld Bulld- lng, Detroit. . ‘

VA rsifqlec- tion of every line ifnjewelry‘ marks our stock.

-,We will pleas

m ll. s1; l2’! 1111:‘ ashes n: osmmisliu: hi"! G DAMN!‘ , m9”! ,7" - “Mai; to secure the bisbesi. smie looiiril-Y

g- rrliusr ;_

oﬁr Vlcto Bonds 6% 9.0. st the following attractive prices . ’ {e . w y‘

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EXHIBITION surrllleﬁfiilﬁhiii"

rlccs: " return "\'_i‘1(_>l11€._ v ' ‘ -

ns_,_ . ~13] Mil-if!’ hi. .

linen of all kinds at Pat}? . .i. Ar

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_. uh . very preiihy wedding . lithllr" ‘place at tho [home of.’ M-r. and Mrs. Archibald Montgomery, Port Hill. on

,-We_d'Sopt. 81in when, their dalugihtcr

Margaret Rosaline was united in

DUVENTYNE S's HEAL“ "n" "marriage 11o Mr. George Hartwell

inery. See ‘Patons models covered with this favorite material. - ’ pgrz-e-zi-al _,__. p _ 3 V; , oonnecriloml-uﬁtfifwiléf ‘ inw- verently stated that Andrew McNalr h-aii gone to/"r-‘Wlicmlver ‘Jpferreri to ruse Minnie» Newson .:who accompanied ‘Mrs, McNalns tivo little grandchildren on ithslr

6

" ‘liolalﬁé " count-Al the ‘Pollﬁ

hibltion cases were dismissed and

were adjourned b0 iAhQVZEFth inst. f Th

An assault case was also adjoumed to the same date. A man for breach“ of the Motor Vehicle Act, having no rear light, was lined $6 or ‘ten days,‘

‘continued under thoinstructlog ' Ll. Commander W:G. Lewin. T ghdne

-rlfles have arrived and it is é sential that "all boys attend ‘the, classes of instruction in order to» be ready. for the cinema operator

who is duehere about’ October Ill-

Petly Officer Clements who has

had chargezof the Boys’ Brigﬂdq. for the past [few months has re-enqv tered the ‘Canadian navy» and Jell- ' last week iOW-DUWP» " '

Pnnsolvans Mir. Currizt-Pédkes stniion.

iivasiin -nl-lo.iiili' yesterday. 1 W531i’, A.‘ McDonald} ‘Cairdiﬂﬂﬂ. ‘W118 in‘ the cltyfyeaterdtly-r‘ w‘ -

M-r. ha‘... o. r.) so...» returned from Toronlb-

Mir. and Mrs. WIL. 1300,16»

day.

Mr. Clarence Tldmaris-h‘ left yes-- tel-day for Montreal to resume his stugljgﬁ. ilillfledd9mii i=1 Mew"

-. ‘moles “Gllixhf St. ‘Patrloks

Road. was a vilsllor to the city yesterday.

Mr. A. C. Rogers, Sumrmierslde, imotorsd lo the city yesterday and leaves this nrorning for Montague and Soupis.

Mir. R. Heber ‘Rogers Superin- tenderlt of Education has arrived in the city from Alberton to enter upon hi5 duties.

wtho have ‘been visiting here ion] yesterday for their homo in Hali- fax.

Dr. 0, H. Jardine of Charlotte- lown is illliached to the staff of ihe Montreal Maternlly- Hospital. Mont- real, for ‘the months of Sgplcnlber and Gcfobor. '

Mr, ll, (Junie of ‘Sydney, his wife and children arrived in Char- lottetown (m Monday night and loft yesterday on a visit to this former home lh Pealrefs Swtlon. ‘ '

We are pleased tohesr that Ro- land Gay of ‘Powmﬁ who went to the P. E. ‘l. Hospital ‘to undergo an. operation is thought_now to be out danger, but will be some time30- fore he can be removed.

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The many trlonds of Mr. James McKenna of Montreal. a. form" well-knownailhllote who played on the Abegweit Jootbsii team are pleased to see ‘him here once more visiting friends sad relatives.

Mir. J. ‘W. Murdock known reprosqfatiye of Alphonso Racine. Lidiqyllqlessis 07 goods, returned , ,_ l ‘ Pleasant

l we . _'i>nmu.

K

and sue

iiéiilhitors. ‘

‘ ‘Mﬁiiveqile.

the well =

Crozier formerly of Mailpequo now of Worcester Mass where ‘ho is ldoreiman in a ﬂange mill. The ccr- moirlly was perloirmed by the Rev.

J. S, ‘McKay Hasmpiion. The wedd- _

lng Mar-oh was heautifullly rendered by Mrs. W. J. Mlo-mtgoluery aulnt or

lyesterday. The item‘ should have the Bride. ,'l‘he Bridle entered lllio parlor leaning on the arm of her .. Fzilller preceded by her little niece ,,

hols MoArUlu-r willo acted ns flower girl scattering petals of loses in the iway. The young couple stood

under a large whillo bell, wild can» ' Court yesterday morning twio-illlli‘) wiwthany green Wm‘ a back’

_d of green dotted with twhite lilies v

the conventional ivell and orange blosisoinls. Her gown was of wihl-ie satin willl. iridescent braid ‘trimni- img, she carrledia handsome bouquet of iwhIl-to asitors. She was attended

lrra dress of pink crepe-do and '

5°Y3 NAVAL BRWADE-BQXB" ' ‘her sister Miss Edi-llh Mont- achusetts. ivllllo lllol-o they slosprrieliﬂval 3'15"“ mass" ‘wmh-r w who ivws bewmlnsly ab‘

carried s. boquei of white

The groom ivas ably supported ‘by his brother, Mr. Harry Crozier. At iihe close of llhe ceremony and ivhiie "lwpvou-ng eouplo ‘were ire‘- coivimig congratulations tho dengue

a, mpliuous repaint was

a-ﬂrliifls wilfo, Among the guegiﬁg WW8 ‘the Rev. J. M_ Murchison Rev. J. J. and Mrs. Bamiford Port Hill. ‘lihe ‘giills were Fil-mefousand costly. The groonig Sliﬁtoif the bride was a gold brooch

set in pearls and sapphires. Among

‘the gills were mialny envelopes co- iﬂinins bank notes. After n. ferw

weeks visit in Malpeqne the young

‘wlllﬂo will make their holne in Wvoroester Masai, where the good wishes of their ‘Illballly fiends will (QUUWJW.

MontB/zue. were ‘in the cits’ yoswr- THE PENNAﬂT iR/icgg fir. A GLANOEl

The races main interesting. in “u, iqauona‘; Race, ‘Brooklyn, increasing he; m“. Bill being "$3 points ovor the "Yanks." "The Reds" 19-19 world's Champions lie‘ in third position, and have “Wﬂfellliy a hard row to hoe. lf rthe "Yanks" batting men hit a streak this week, "Brooklyn will be hard pushed for first divi- 810K181 honors.

In the American Race, Tris Speaker's Indians are, with some litle di-flilculty, holding first place. The Pallld hose men are out with

Mr. and Mm Alf-ma Jamey)“ a hatchet to trim a pennant staff

and thsﬂlndians are out wmi the scissors to cut the proper quantity of bunting. Of New York it might be said this team 'is"out with the shovel to dig the hole in which to

'. bride looked charming with i

, ithe iivaillers were the ‘ ill-Hep sister-soil the bride. a omihg. '

in iliqihfleague-s, rg- '

liusky Men are ' Eating Salads

They An- Alnn l-lntlng Rich Pantry and ‘lllghly Biennium-cl Foods: That Clfll for ﬂtunrtbi Dys- pepsia Tuliletll

In thohli: palatial restaurants of lilo large cities their principal put- rnnagc comm-n from the nut-of-tuiiill No lunch counter sund-

visitors.

‘ivliillcs for tlicln. Tlloy like ‘the entrees, salads, rich pastry and u cup ul‘ black coffee with rich cream. This conlblilntlrln i=1 likely to 0\"¢‘l‘ul'n\\'d_ tilli slnlnucll. to r-uilse acidity with sour rlnlngs, pzussincss, u fr-cllni: hfﬂilliwﬂfniltl other niirzh dilgrcssclrduo Lu indigestion or dyn-

xlh. '\\’hi-ri-vi-l~ you 1:0 in any vii)‘ ill Hi4‘ ll. S. or (‘unudu yuil will illlrl Stuart's [Lynne-pain 'l‘ublets on mules-ht (illiciilltli u-bnx. Tuko nno 0|‘ twn after" outing as thry rclluvc tllo held stomach and ill. tin- llumu tllno liclp dlgi-nt tho fund.

Lhllsrlent Iur Dirndl-uni‘.

tzTHE PILL THAT BRINGS RELIEEp-Wihen, after one has par. taken: of a ‘meal he ls oppressed by ieellngs of fullness and pains in the sioln-zicll ille suffers from dy-

lillnnrdn '

not dealt. iwiith. Panmeloris Vege- table Pills are the very best medi- cine that can be taken lo ‘bring ra- lief. These piiliis are specially com» pounded to deal with dyspepsia and their sterling qualltlles in this respect can lie vouched for by leg- ions of users.

spepsia, which wll-‘l persist if ii be ,

Frank Urban

Silccesses.

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SOPENING The

MONDAY livii -i SEPTEMBER‘ m.

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place the Pennant sum. "All three teams are playing ‘lial-l." fln the International, the ‘Leafs arc some few points behind the "Orioles." it is wondered "how the Leafs are so few points behind. Wonders never cease however, even iSyracuse takes a game, once in awhile! The curious ‘thing about.

iolopalthy between the leaders and the tail enders. The "right games" are apparently "juggled at the right time." . -—i—€O->— The man who failed to secure tho nomination may have cause to re- joice the day after tile election.

No mnn ever solves the problem

a few dollars more than he cver gets.

noon. and

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this league is a sort of mental "

of how to become rich. He wants '

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u the "um shed i» onrllqa- i some indirboi- lilhting llktnr us.‘ All the slsrs of direct light. is avoided, but none o! thspillumlnstion is lost, but increased. lee them l issdyouﬂ like no. And‘ you'll like them more and more as you use them.

One light ﬁxtures srs e:- smpl from Til.

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prospects“ f“ ancement.

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spare time and finishing cours p! two m at this scliboi lwhen convenieil ‘:11 '

Finestmnd mopt enjoyahlahealthiest. life lﬂgopd pay absolutely unlimited

JHOWMICG with all travelling expenses paid.‘ V, We supply all necessary equipment.

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