'01s €xrr~vfy vr-f

1 a

gt

t ii, Marines 2.30

‘ ; . u rsA~ m COMPANY, .

J,.\.-~ my» v» . ~

iiAfter Office Hours”

~ i 8.30

i T“A Malikiioﬁamc".

Frost Jack ‘London's l-‘anous Story _ ; VAllllEVlLLli BETWEEN ACTS GRANGE 0F PLAY NIGHTLY‘

i chasm RISES EVENING AT 8.30 SHARP’ n RSOPBN 7.30. CURTAIN RISES

noogs OPEN 1.45 _

rum‘ " rises {rill be o liged to wait

or left to be called for, wil

n sitar curtain i Tickets ordered by phone!

not? ﬁrst act is over

not be held after 6.30 p.m.

more. ain't-sous l... ms“? v. htbttilon n Paella. '~

5a.! 0U l9‘. Q95" Flock ‘mttzttisgw. ’l‘. "massif QUQOII Bt. _ 3199-10111.

MIND OVERALl-O. Prices $1.50

n.-

. l.) r i I

Ell" lSEEisl Queen 8t.

s ‘at ‘W_ T. Wellners, 3199-10-1“,

men's s0Fr hell we lead)"

l!» st’ the hi: otolw. ProwseBl-os?‘ other: rtollotfrtn"the"liﬂl‘ sum»-

Limited. 307679-2861.

sire, T0_ hr lmlsl _. -.ax_ix;cordtgl' our 5% showing Furs and Fur Co 30999-2 _

seLen-nlo snow-mo o! ded- Ill ‘ e glovesp regular $3.25 end

B105. 1M]. i":

.1» in‘ HOME-Mrs. James Ramsay

Hamilton will be "at home" to her '

friends Thursday‘ enertumg n evenlni, Oct. 'Ith_‘ ' - 705

, - ..-1

. women-e eogelllll s-ﬂlldfiwillldl‘

suede gloves, regular $2.26 and‘

$2.60, special $1.08. t 8091-9-28-51.

BABY RECORD BOOK8~—Wllat would you give to have a record oi’ Your own early life. See them at W. '1‘. Wellners, Queen Street. »

3199-19-111.

DR. K. W. MacKINNON, Veter- nary Surgeon will promptly att d to any animals alt the Exhibit on grounds. Plhone 711 or 3.19 Y. '

3097-9-286i.

8OUVENIR 0F PRINCE ED- WARD I8LAND.-—Besutitul Illu- trsted descriptive souvenir ready to mail. Only 50c. by mail 67c. Ghsﬂottetown Guardian. ' ‘ 1851-7-04!

THE “LADIES HOME JOURN- AL" and Women's Home Compa- nion" for OCTOBER now on sele

i at Carter's BOOKSTORE. Two

Tick spéioswe-ttihe Paroles eTor allillertform-

._ ances.

Orchestra 75c, $1.00.‘ Balcony 75c. Rusil50c. _

elites-rams"

. .

essTRANnf

Matinee 3.15 Sharp-Night 7 and 8 45

“LAST umrs 'IODAYW

'10

‘estate

SEE AND

"fl a t biz.

The Picture Sensation of the Year

Hundreds Turned, Away Daily

Tillie. Advantage oi Yourlst Chance to see This (beat Picture

verybezlutliul numbers. A copy

or each should be inevery home.

. _3202-_l0-12h . .. “'1' > -"

iOHitD WELFARI! ‘THE KEVE STONE OF PUBLIC HEALTH.— There will be a luelss meeting lu lieartz Memorial Hull Frids even-. inga at 8 o'clock at whit iilllrs.

‘ Hasbrouck, Field Secretary of the

National Welfare Association, of U. S. A. wllll give on address on the above subject. "

' 817i3-94l0-2l.

PROGRESSIVE DAIRYING CO_ The Directors oiThe Tryon Dairy- lnlg Co. have secured the services ot Mr. Elmer Gamble to carry on the work oi’ the Company Mr. Gamlble is an experienced butter- maker, having worked tour years

,.,»with Mr. F16. Lang tl-t-‘tlhllnblltijr

iiess. This Cgmpany‘ lsvldeterniln ed in ‘the tutulle, as-in tlte past. to give satisfaction to its patrol». 8nd- hns arrsnzod that cream com- lug by train wllibe cared for promptly "Phe- work. which has unavoidably fallen behind during the illness and death di- the late Mr. F. G. Lang, will soon be caught up with, and it is hoped that with the hearty OO-ODETQHOD ozt tile pa- trons this‘ well-known and, sucdljss»

c , ful company will continue to ‘enjoy

the good name won tor it under the capable management of the late Mr_ Lang. ’ ~i-<o->—————- ::MEET MR_ WHITELOCK from the great Hoover Electric Va- cumn cleaner factory. He will be at Beer ll. Weeks big booth in Ex- hibition building demonstrating these famous cleaners all day

, PRICES A _._... .._,Matinee \dults-,-37c. ' m, Children 26c, yenlrlg‘ Orchestra 52c. -- Balcony 37c.

Last Time To=Nigllt 10.15 cShalp

The Dempseywwillard

I43 "_

Biitltures

D LADY SERIOUSLY INJUR-

ILBHQIUN, N. 8.. Sept_ 28. ‘In?! J. Hunter, mother oi . Hun-tor. M. P. P., opposition

the; in York (lcunty, was Dointed by tile Provincial Highways- 1/

only injured today from tsll~ ’ down stairs with a lighted -- in, her hand. She ls ninety Iiilfldlﬂ. i» .

TO INVESTIGATE WORK ON N_ S. ROADS -

HALIFAX, N. s_, ‘Sept. zs-w. A- Hendry. C. 22., has ‘been 8.17--

Board to investigate the work done to date, under the act provid- Ill! tor the expenditure or $11,000,- 000 on the roads 0t Nova Scotln.

Thursday and Friday.—-Beer N Weeks, Sole ‘Agents 3*202<10-1-1l.

i

IF you were to

hire the best

soup msllssln the

' y world and [aye him

unlimited scope in

materiel: and. hell-

ltles, he could turn

out nothin] better

or purer for you than

,. _- ‘L.

' ll?!- . .

- ‘ l i . 7’.

W People

Buy y W The . C MOYYiS, Charlottetown

a

MQwnmJ-i» ‘an. ashram»- at}. 94¢ m». s. . -_..,., ...--. W.

Whegillning of wllllt is

., be pleased to show you all the ad-

3076~9-28-5l.

301643-2851.

TAO bAY-—H9lp the PJLX. ' o by buying a

6!‘ . "lblrti-s» t ‘p!’ ' ‘ w 9 298144-234:

$EE..,HOL AN c splay o! Necki Fursmtwge gr, Mink. askan $uble 111169011

ti’; ' in“; ‘pin lottetown , i

8 I-Il», ltoom._ _..,. ,126-9-29~3i

ea], e Sample . . . 4 33.06 T0 l hi; ‘ 1 r - Standard Sizes Convex a ti mes, this week. ffrimn wet lour DOP-

tralts (louver. flu-re t $4.95. S. F. Tarbusltﬂ- :81 ,,~9~80~2i.

ArTeNTloNHs nail F to the sale o!lMr.».v.Johil»1‘lBou y‘s stock crop and implements ‘he held October 4th, nt 1 o'clock. Sale positive as farm is soldslf

_ silage-decal.

olm LADIES FUR come ln hip length or three quarteﬁjgtyies are beautiful. ‘They come _ Hudson seed, Austrian beaver,“ " '- Kinney. Muskrat and Marmot. Prowse _B‘ro§,mLtd, , _ 3091-9-28-5! AT HOME—'MI‘S. J. D. Smith will he at home to her friends lab/Mer- maid on Wednesday, Octobe 6th,

1920, from 2i to 5 o'clock p.

3212—10¢11l.

WEDDING kweyltllng took place, Sept bath-St, Mary's Cllllfﬁlltn Rey. l<":ltlle_l- Ggjolrehfiho’ when‘ lilllaﬁyoungést dime ler of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Richard Colllngs oi that pluce was united in tlld/lloly bonds of lllgttrllllony lo Edgar Walker, Charlottetown. Tlloybrille- woreqlt navy blue suit with hut lo match and was uttentletl by llnr cousin Miss Irene Colllngs, ‘Char- lottetown, willie Mr. Frank ‘_.l)o_vit2 acted as best man. After pnrtzlkilll: of u. dainty brcuklztst at the bride's home the wedding party motored to Charlottetown where lu -lleon wits serve-lb ht the ilolnc 0_ the groom, DOTCIIBSIEI‘ Street. i 'l‘lle

‘her 2 _ , I lugltgs "

train for St. John and otile Cun- adlun cities. The groom's it t0 the bride was a set ot‘ furs ‘nd to the bridesmaid a pendant. 9 izlny other valuable gltts were re ‘lveti. Mr. and Mrs. Walker have the ilest wishes of a host m‘ i‘rlcntls_t'or ll long and happy wedded life. 1

THE ROAD TO ARRASJJFhis l5 the title oi s dainty booklet of Doenls by lMr. Edgar W. MOIllIliS. of this city, now studying in lllc University oi’ Toronto. ‘Most oi theseposms twere written lwllilc the author was serving ill the grnql walr~and those of them previously published elicited nlosl fluttering commendation from SOlll." of tilc foremost. literary critics in Canada and the United lStatcs. They. show remarkable mutnrlly ol’ thought and feeling for so young an author, he being now only in his tlws-uly- ﬁrst. year and only sevontce “vrllen llg enllsteci ‘The booklet lmllltlll- tlIy coyeretl. beautifully printed. with tin excellent photogra l nt the author, and will llluku glllost appropriate souvenir oi’ 1‘ nil-loite-

withal a reminder o! the Great Wur, incidents in which form the sublect. ol‘ many of the poems‘ “r. Mclnnis ls already llslctl Canada's tcrelllost lltcrnleurs llllll nn doubt lllls modest lilllv voluluc will, ln'tlle not distant future, be followed by a larger one. In llh‘| ‘meantime it is valuable as

destined to ‘he a more lllﬂll ordi- narily successful literary cal-ear. —-——-<+>i-

(‘be famous "Hoover? electric lyveepers at Beer d» Weeks big booth in main building. Mr. White leek, direct from the factcrvrwill

‘ventaaes possessed bv the “Hoov. erP-Beer Q. Weeks, Sole Agents. >1. 3203-l0~1-1l_

~———-¢o->_____

PERSONALS

Mr. H. Lenrtl, (‘r.'lpuutl, was in llle clly yesterday_ '

Mr. illlil ‘Mrs Peter Doigllun, of Freetown were visitors to (litur- lvtlelown Wednesday.

ill/Ir anti Mrs. M. ’l‘. Llllllbt‘, Springﬁeld, were ill the city Wm]. nesday.

lvlrs. F. J. lloinlzlll spent n, few days nt York. before leaving for her former home in 'l'0r0nl()_

;R/tlt=x and lilrs. ltlciililllln, High ""- Allil. Bllont a few days at

(7 ' . nlellmld tile guests of Lol. and row months’ vacation with rein-

.l\ll-s. Allan.

._ 4+.»

Ginger

Bottle Wrap

Mme-s...

iliﬂfliwrgﬂﬁ‘ BhQQclfﬂh-(OF .

Prices 55.00 up. Prowso Bros, Ltd_ _

' '~eulr -,.lll.,sllii_ll latest} -

lies dam rtmdbli .1’ ﬂ"_$°_ ""1 1 l .It1r.4.§‘°'n. ilclzllflz... 51.2.1?“ ~ ‘l l" »

BELLS.-1\'_1"1lt~e'l " '

happy couple left on tile uftgnoon .

. ' v - _ I _ ~ - ‘l: ' . ‘I W L‘ o o 0 . . Advertising Burks ~Watches Right across Canada from the Atlantic to the Paciﬁc we are going to preach the gospel of Birks _Wutcllcs. , . .- , ’ l

Big, striking signboards at all the vantage points —— attractively '

...<1€signed ads in tile newspapers of the leading cities, thousands of fOIdCISSCXIﬁ-tllltllgh the mail, all setting-forth the quality, value and prestige of Birks Watches.

",“A_lweys on time” is the slogan of ourvWatch Campaign end this iv appears on all our publicity, so when" you come across the saying remember it applies to and is part of the Carrlpaign-forPlmctu-

v ality —~ made possible by. Birks Watches? Also notice" the other slogan, “Guaranteed, ofcourse”-— which means jKISt what it says. . § . .

lWatch for the Birks Watch Ad

WATCHES HENRYBIRKS 8s SONS, LIMITED

MONTREAL - HALlFAX ~' orrawa wmmvno_ - VANCOUVER

lcorge M. _ , _ . e, M ., la visiting at llninu Road,

Melllsh.

Messrs. J. '1‘. Reid. and Russell Callaghan of lillnningasll, intended the Exhibition yesterday. a I

Miss Eilnll. flurry ol‘ tllis city has returned home: ironl :1 pleasant visit to friends in Boston.

Samuel (lurn-ey, for tile p:l:lt‘Z5'

years ill Prince Rupert, is visiting, his former llonle at Covellend.

WW“ 01‘ =1 ‘Cllrlsllllﬂﬂ lircs’ nt-nutl spending a week at ills home in this

i

tllutlnﬂillussel Callaghan, null Ml". J. ’l‘ "l9 conduct Divine Service at 7.30, p.i

evldcntly'lll. 'l‘uestluy October 5th

ttiFﬂElE DEMONSTRATION of ‘

tpractlce vwllth wltlch. 11-9 to theprdtv

t Ives‘; X

‘Mr Harry Drew 0i’ iluilfax is clty. “ ‘Mr. Winst on Kfllllllgllun, M_r_ v

Reid. Ebbsileet wore visitors _to the Exhibition ycslcrtlzly.

The Iiev. Willluul Mncllentl will

in ML] lions, Wr-tlnesday inddorest lfllll and Thursday in Strzlthcnnll.

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Turner and son Donllld of Idalltux and Mr. A. J. Oltke. 'l‘ol'ont0, motored to the Province »on Tuesday are in tile city attending the-Exhibition.

Mr. H-arryCurtls 0i‘ ‘Wilulot, tile lilissel-l Billet-a and Flussle large of

llli-‘HEIIGBI oi‘ ills mother Mrs. Jns. ' ‘

Alllllluv, were attending ithe Exhi- bition yesterday.‘ <

Misses Annie and Bessie An- drews and Miss Hazel Manna of itensingtoll were visitors in tile iilly, onIThursrltty.

Mr. Waldrbn and Mr. Robertson

Nlanllﬂ, Mr. Everett Andrews and‘

Mr. David’ Payntcr, oi’ Kenelngton “bent n ‘few days in Charlottetown ' with friends. ' ‘ ' ' I i

Dr. Olive Large accompanied ‘by her cousin Emil-y Foster ouMarsh- . tlleld left a ~tew duys ago ‘for ller home in Brldgeweter; Muss, the former to resume her ‘professional

Primal“ has lludtnorel thanqordln- or!‘ cessJ-tlivlater t"o' spend a

It

You only have to hear“” the“ BRUNSWICK play all Records. Brunswick owners never trade their Phonographs for another.‘ Perfect satisfaction assured. ‘W’

FQCCFJR US

_ I ‘ ._ ‘Agent . QU-EBN sn-nsxc noon Moonsieiltetsoo

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