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d,‘ N, _ ‘ Matinee 3.15 16c, 26c. 26°‘ 52°‘ WED.—THURS. Mrs. Join: glitz“. 1-311" . _ _ " i n nlng1Jr8.l5....26¢.430- ' Milli-We" "- -.' m“- _ _“ .. l 1 V’ La‘ 4 , SEPT. Zjzoﬂu at. John. N. n. o. w. nompuon. J h ____ ALSO ' M “MKTTZ”? n °“"‘°“°°°"“' w“ "“°“"'°“'

‘ ' ' London Ensland. Mrs. A. W. Stems;

a n; LEATHER STREET "Mm; “m” m. and Mrs- n. w. sternum-s. .1.‘ PUSH n. omniy, w» L. x Scott, Mrs. 1 ERS Daisy Wood, Miss Sue 7M. Nash, ' ‘ s. woos, m“

Miss Marjorie Margaret N. Wood, Mrs. ‘H. R- Hillson, Mr. and Mrs. E. ID. Nichol- son, Miss Pauline Nicholson, Char- lottetown, Miss Joan Price, Mon- trel, John Cameron, Charlottetown, Wm. T. Rogers, ma. H. B. Cush- I man, Bedford, N. Y. Mrs. James

McHugh, Washington, n. o. M111 Harold Schuruian, Summerside,’ lvIr. H. B. Schurman, Summersid , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ware, Miss Barbara Ware, Hamilton N. Y. Mil F. Schurman, Summersid , H. H._i Cox and wife, Herbert Cox, A. C., Pask and wife, Morell, Mr. and Mrs. Ben]. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Hillion, magnum Hiliion, Miss

in "the tensely exciting melodrama

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PltlCEsz-Matinee 26c, 52c. Eve. 37c, 52c, 80c.

Reserved Seats now st Box

31 Oﬂlcc for Evening Perform- "f ances. G. Hillion, Miss M. MoCallum, C. H. Cameron, Charlottetown. Dora

McAulay, St. John, H. C. and Mrs. Brown, Charlottetown, Kenneth G. Hardy, Springfield, Mass,’ Miss Selma Owen, New York, W- A. Shatford, Halifax, Mr. and Mrs. O. S. MacGreg0r, F. Marie Mutch,

""\-— quet was a lovely decorated wedding cake, centered one of the tables, it cake, which centered the table, it being the 31st Wedding Anniversary

FRINGE EDWARD MONDAY

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ocoaoioeizicu SALLY EILERS

IITA Ll lOY -_ JAMiS KIRKWOOD An action drama of a, lad

from the East who was wise in the uuys of the

COMEDY

r . "CTUQE w-iiosrsrs oimnns"

lier heart was not so easy to enter. f I leniy of action. . . daredevil thrills. c. .. . and a romance you czin’t resist.

He crashed through the ‘roof of her bathroom, but

_ SERIAL “PHANTOM 0F THE was/r"

':)IATINEE 3.15—i(lc, 26c.

EVENING 7 8c 8415-260, 42c.

NE“! PROCE S S

IIARDENS IVIETAL

BUTTE, Mont, Sop. l. (U.P.>— Milady need not worry about the jewel in the ring on iicr finger slipping from the prongs if the metal alloy worked out in the lob- oratorics of‘ Montana state school of mines is s. success. v

Metalurgists at the school have hrmulotcd a hardening process which they believe will enable jcw- elers to harden the more precious metals without destroying beauty.

The research WOTRCTS already have

successfully hardened copper through o precipitation process with the addition of about two pcr cent of nickle sillcide. The resulting alloy was nearly twice as strong as struc- tural steel, but still retained the es- sential characteristics of copper. The copper hardened in

‘manner showed extraordinary abil-

itay to take the most delicate cast-

of Dr. Robert and Mrs. Whiston. They, being seated opposite the cake, had quite forgotten this ifn- portant date, and had to be remind- ed of it by congratulations. So, needless to say they were greatly surprised and delighted. Following the evening session, Mr. Robert Shaw read an address to the "Whistoiis" and presented Dr. Whis- ton with n pair of gold cuﬂ links and Miss Emily Platts presented Mrs. Whiston with a beautiful hook- ed "Rug," on behalf of the different “Groups? ‘Miss Ruth Dickieson presented the wedding coke. An ad- dress and solo were given by Rev. H. R. Bell and also an address was given by Rev. M. Waterworth. The speaker for the Sunday morning service was Rev. Wm. Quigley, and the afternoon, a Confe-“ﬂzze session. Rev. Wilfred Outhouse gave the ad- dress at this session. At the last ses- sion, Mr. J. B. Lewis sang a solo, also Miss Amanda Cannon, and a duet by Miss Cannon and Mrs. Barry McLean, of the Summerside Church, after which Dr. Whiston preached his farewell sermon. Dr. and Mrs. Whlston leave shortly for Rhode Island, taking with them the best wishes from the many friends, which they have made on Prince Edward Island.—N.

And Now Another Glorious Success

nonni I SHEARERIN

A Fliiiwgillll.

LESLIE HOWARD LIONEL BARRYMORE JAJVIES GLEASON

The Central Guardiczn

scnoor. DRESSES in navy serge --iiew today $3.75. Moore 6r McLeod, Iiimited. uaa-e-i-zi.

SCHOOL DRESSES in Sari Toy and Tweed have just arrived. $4.00 and $5.50. Moore d: McLeod Limited.

8438-9-1-21.

LADIES’ JERSEY SUITS in fancy tweed patternA-hree piece models, a lovely garment of unusual value at $16.50. More s; McLeod, limited.

8438-94-21.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a shipment of Dominion Cartridges. Get your supply here. The Rogers Hardware Company, Limited.

8409-8-31-31.

A RECORD MAKING VALUE in

Men's Blue ‘serge suits-single or double breasted, equal to most $2750

CHANGING RESIDENCE _ A lines. Here for $22.50. Moore 8s Mc-

PERS ONALS

ms Biomass; friends of til/Ir- zﬂdtlgls- ma, Limited. \8438-9-1-2i. ____ IITDSISIII: oi “Mlifmiliiidgamfie Lzuren: ii ma Alexander Glgnme’ o! Bos- ' TRYON BAPTIST SERVWES. ton, is visiting her brother, Malcolm

Gould, Port Elgin, NIB, on Wednes-

simdal’, 59W- ilthi 5119M)‘. 11 B- ill-} Macbean, Graham's Road.

William MacNeilL, Doris G. Hearts J. S. MacDonald, Dr. and Mrs- Smallwood, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Black, C. Fred Black, Mr, and Mrs. B. R. Brown, Charlottetown, Miss Edith Olden, Truro, N. S. Miss Catherine Olden, ‘rruro N. S. Miss Jessie Burrows, Truro N. S. Rev. R. M. Legate, Charlottetown, Mr. R. M. Legate, Charlottetown, Mrs. H. York, S. A. MacLeod, Mrs. S. A. MacLeod, Irene Bradley, Delphine Cronin, New York, Marlon Clarke, George Noble, Wilfred Davey, Charlottetown, Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Crawford, Teddy and Betty Craw- ford, M. N. McGregor, N. Y. Mrs. G. S. Pcsquera, M. T. MoGi-egor, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McMaste, ‘Ibronto, Wellington Brown and Mrs. Brown, Napanee, Mrs. W. H. Nelson and Douglas Nelson A. Tomblins. Toronto, M. McDonald, M. Stems, M. Burchell, Pugwash, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Belyea, Bothe- say, Miss E. Wilson, St. John, L. M’. McKinnon, Montague, P. R. Buileford and family, Pottstown, P Mr. and Mrs. H. F. miman, Eliza- beth Enman, Ruth Itnman, Peter Enman, Rothesay, F. W. Bryenton, Amherest, N. S. M. M. Harvey, Boston Mass, L. L. Boundy, Calg- ary, Alta, G. A. Bi-yenton, Amherst, Mr. and Ivllrs. J. A. , Phila, Pa. O. M. Larrabee, Eldon, Jack Sackman, Richmond Hill, L.I. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Murray, Charlotte- Miss Doris Rodd, Charlottetown. Chas. H. Strong, ‘Hartford Conn.

‘Large, Toronto, S. F. Kneeland.

Reardon, Charlottetown, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Verge, Sydney. Mrs. A. G. Peake, Mrs. A. W. Hyndman, Master Maurice Blake, Mr. and Mrs. V. Blake, Mrs. Leith MacLeod, Mrs. Russel Chandler, Mrs. Fred Moore, Charlottetown, Miss Helen

Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bcmeen, Springfield, Mass, Miss Ethel Stewart, Charlottetown, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Virgin, Moncton, Audrey Virgin Moncton, J. E. Hebert and wife, Montreal, A. L. Beattie, New York, Yl. A. Benttie, Cambridge, Mass, liiigar W. Foster, West Phila, Pa. A. B. Fisher, Mrs. A. B. Fisher, Mia Sterns, Char- lottetown, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Mc- Master, St. John Miss Alena Home,’ Miss Irene Home, Dr. I. J. and Mrs. Yeo, Mr; an: Mrs. E. R. Brow, Miss Nan Brow, Miss N. C. Weeks, J. B. Brow, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Clarke, Charlottetown.

HEAT CUTS JAIL RESIDENTS

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 1. (U-PJ- Swedish jails now hold 1,984 in- mates, as compared with 2,113 a year ago, according to E Wijkmsrk, Department of Correction head. One of the causes of the decrease, he

5518' L‘ m“ mimi’ Prisoners havi been transferred to the insane as» ylums for medical treatment. It hm also been noted that in the sum- mer time more people prefu- to pa: ﬁnes, whereas in the winter the warm jails seem more attractive.

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JUDGES TONGUE SLIPPED

MOCOQK, Neb., Sept. l. (U.P_\ County Judge Fred Hanson made o. mistake and asked Ethel L. Haygg, o. bride, if she would promise to support her husband. Before the Judge could correct his error and re-state the question the bridge. groom. Charles Schmidt, the bride had consented. Schmidt said he wouldn't hold his wife to that mir- rlage vow.

zzPersiari Balm — Invaluable to the whole family. To the niothena ﬂawless aid to loveliness. To ill! child a soothing, healing balm. And to the father, a splendid hair ﬁx- ative and cooling shaving lotitii Persian Balm tones and refreshes the skin. Makes hands delightfully soft and white. Indispensable to dainty women. A little mntle ruli- bing and it is absorbed by the iii- sues, making the skin truly rose-leaf

coMlzvczl

i“? and machming- day evening. A delightful time was

Workers in Dr. Curtis L. Wilson's 11nd by ML and great mgre; was ex. department bclicvcd that the same messed by those present 3g the de- P11119191’! 6011111 b0 119911961 t0 801111. parturé of Mr. and Mrs. Devarenne sliver and other of the more rare t; prince Edward 151;n;1,whm_-e(h9y metals and make them strong as will in future reside.-—Sackville 'I‘ri-

Tryon, 3 p. m.'; Westinoreland, 7.30 p. m. Acting Pastor, Z. L. Fash will preaohat all the services.

Wm. H. Surgenor, Mr. and lilltrs. C. P. Price, Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. E. Duchemin, Charlottetown, G. E. and Mrs. Full Miss Nan Brow, E. R. and Mrs. Brow, A. E. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rockstrom and Alvin Rockstrom, Jr., of Boston, were the guests of Mrs. H. O. Bow- ness.

CELANESE IJRESSES $~t.95.--A

zwzxr WEEK

well as beautiful.

wonderful value has Just been re- bune.

Toombs Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Mc-

SEPT. 8th, 9th, 10th

Under the Distinguished Patronage of

111s HONOR LT. GOVERNOR DALTON HIS WORSHIP MAYOR PROWSE

ceived by express. All sizes from Misses l4 to Women's 44. Moore d: McLeod, Limited. 8438-9-1-21.

Miss Alexie Bowness of Charlotte- town, was cperated on last Satur- clay for tonsils and adezrvlds. Tlic operation was successful and she is doing nicely.

Pherson, Miss Eleanor Toombs. Miss EleanorCook C. ESampel, R. E. Mutch, Mrs. R. E. Mutch, Dora. Mutch, Inez Mutch, Mr. and Mrs. Ben]. Rogers, Jr. Charlottetown, Allen L. MacKay, Bradalbane, Hazel Edgett, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

and Alvin Rockstroin, Jr., of Bos- ton, are visiting at Mrs. Rockstroms weuner’ Master moyd’ and Gordon Miss Jean McMillian, '1‘. W. L.

parents, home, Mr. and Mrs. Mal- , 001m Magma!“ Graham,‘ ROML Prowse, Charlottetown, Etta Doug-

las, Katherine Douglas, Hilda Douglas, Boston, Henry Douglas, Walter Douglas, Helena Rogers, Lloyd Dewar, Mrs. M. Carruthers, Dr. G. F. Dewar, Charlottetown, Dr. A. M. Gordon, Quebec, Miss M. Gordon, Kingston, A. E. Morriso , Mrs. A. E. Morrison, S. A. MacLeod, Mrs. S. A. MacLeod, Charlottetown Wm. E. Fletcher, Sydney, Arthur Fletcher, Mrs. J. O. McCallum. Saskatoon, Mr. and Mira. Chas H. Drew, Charlottetown, Miss E. Nicholson, W. J. Mclliachem, Mt.

IN THE PASSIOblM PLAY

1 SATIN DREQSES AT $7.50. -— Here’s a. much wanted line just ready for you in browns and black

$7.50. M0011 Ct MCIROC, Limited. B438-9-1-2i.

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rocksirom

GEDDIE MEMORIAL CHURCH- The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, Very Rev. W. G. Brown, MA, 3D,, will visit and preach in the Geddle Memorial Church on Thursday afternoon at 2.30.

Mrs. Neil Simpson, Vancouver, B. C., is at present visiting her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Angus N. McLeod, North Wiltshlse. Phc al- so paid a. visit to her brother-in- law, Mr. William Geirge Simpson, Kensingtom-Y.

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roman COURT-At the Police’ Court yesterday morning, there were three drunk and incapables, one was fined $5 and costs, or i0 days, anotherhad his $5 ball estreated and, a third was remanded until today.

Rev. Louis R. McRory left yester- day on return to Moncmn, otter a pleasant visit to his mother and friends in this city. l-Iis brother, Mr. Joe McRory accompanied mm

O l} Q 14.0 FMS NM iil J»- ($5,,

650M FMINMIIT fl- AIIGIBTA lfhiiiiitiiT

CONVENTION CLOSES — The

to Moncton. Albion, Mrs. Bogley, New Redford, QfJupAs \, h ‘Mgnfﬂipmgthﬂf week end Conference which was i- Mass, Joseph Sheen, Mrs. George S 118111111 New 0181880‘?! 0f the Y0"!!! Miss Anne. MacPherson has ar- Davison, Imnsington, George 1

Sheen, Mrs. George Sheen, Mrs. ti‘... H. Morris, Sydney, F. A. Jones, Charlottetown, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Simpson Rev. J. A. McGreel, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Duffy, Mrs. J. I".

rived from Boston and is spending pleasant holidays with her sisters, Mrs. Hammond Younker, Kingston, and Mrs. John Russell, Charlotte- town. ‘

SPOKEN in, ENGLISH i Under the 1 Auspices of

The Charlottetown Gyro Club

af- the

FORUM

Exchange "coupons can be obtained from any

Peoples‘ Groups of the Churches of Christ of P. E. I. was very largely attended, there being upward to two hundred from the different churches. At 6 o'clock Saturday ev- ening, the Ladies of the church here provided a "Banquet" for the visit- ors, which was greatly enjoyed by all. An amusing feature of the ban-

, Th” B°"“1"‘1 5cm” 1" m” P3551011 1'11! Which will be presented in the Charlottetown Forum next 5J1‘ "m!" 41w ﬁhltlnslﬂshed Patron age of His Honor Lieutenant Gover noi- Dalton and ills Worship Mayor wse. ~

IZRINGING UP FATHER

Hon. J. P. McIntyre, of Charlotte- town, formerly ﬂﬂniSt-ll’ of public works in the provincial government,

passed through Moncton Saturday, en route to Toronto to attend the Canadian National exhibition.

By George McManus member

i Hen/E's YOUR e Y- ' _ ~ ,.. , 1| MM i,” ,.L,_ pQ-fgu IN ijj‘n_“gcfg;,i;g.féiagwo~,r OH _ , . of u... Gyro Club, from the Lady Canvassers. by Me 1 a E _ _ | ' ' $3; {Cede rr 0N EVEN GiVE ME A NKKELFER dAmzs, °l' i" "~ 5E AT THE FﬁogTEgid-{Cilo VERn’ Gooo- ix EQQTEFQZHJ/iil???’ , . Jackson's E. A. Foster's w“: THE CAR A?" MUM‘. ' T? Milton's Tea Rooms Ross-Drua-Ullllﬂi SXIRTDBPI-EQEETQSE W,” Jinn?’ Th8‘ 2 Mace Jolmgonl: Johnson? "l" “YE- , » ' , i9, ' Reddin Bros. Hughes Draw 0c ' ‘ ' Blue‘ nos no Rooms , w . In Summerside-Gourlids Drug S30"? ~i\ g ‘ v Prices: $2.00, $1.50, $1.00. D ‘ I . Box Oﬂice Plan for exchange of coupons is now 0i): ~ ' . _ at Passion, Play Headquarters. cor. 'Qll¢¢" "d Rm - mend Streets. Phone 1808. v u K “ "‘“"' counters Pnnroansncn EACH NIGHT ’4f_?-.1».‘. _. - .... v l ~——@ 1-'*~< 4" ‘ A‘ J H I V V"