t ...s1ti='rEti1i§-Etti2e,1i§§§ i». - y _,

.. l - l l Ab_—__._——,‘ " F°R SALL-AYROHIRE one:

Liliana "-10 u\.‘\tl‘...~ .-

. Horne 8r Co’.

Thtere ylvilll be on displaythe biggest range of the lat- fs 111:0 e s Automobiles 1t has ever been our pleasure 0 8 0w to the Automobile buying public of Prince

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'l.\'l‘l'2S-—I0t- per llnr pt-r tiny. llr per line per tiny for 2i dnyn III‘ "Wr. '44- ~p|~r llm- per tiny for 4t n Groups oi‘ 7i limit-on, lnlllul iotti-rn, l" llrr l-t-nt. qllxt-olnrt for rush. Atldrt-nu torn:

Nperlnl limes Furnlnlut-tl [looms ml. t. Sltuutlon “unit-II, 50c for sou-u words per

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lu- paid for. Ire for one \\‘\‘l‘|l-

FROM

STREET

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LisIEETEMBER 26TH TO 29TH ytclillivliilLliT tlilll STUDEBAKER at

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WE ARE snotTtttyo

The “F0ur-Ninety (‘llEVROLET ltegtilar Touring: The “F-B.” CHEVROLET Special Roadster. The “Light Six” STUDEBAKER Roadster. The “Light Six STUDEBAKER Touring. t The “Special Six” STUDEBAKER Touring.

nluyu or urn-r. (‘unlit 5 wortlu count nu om- word. l. und In u! u for no -n

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Agetits Wanted ' -~ ~ ~ - Wanted

WANTED uvs Atom-re ror-_-----~---~—--

Watkins 15o products. Dirac WANTED-HORSE TO HIRE FOR

to consumer. Write The J. H.

Watkins 00., 379 Graig St., West, .

Montreal.

~SALESMEN W\NTED FOR "The Old Reliable Foothill Nurseries‘ to solicit orders for high class “"11"? stock Experience unuec essary. territory reserved nigh ost commissions paid, hendsom Qiillllllllent. Write for full psrticu lars. Stone d: Wellington, Toron- w. Ontario.

Situations Vacant

BIG $5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS “Fueling card ‘ santpl? book true to workers, cele- hrttlttttl, inexpensive Royo T1105: secure orders now. dr- llvcr later; men and women al ttwttly‘ making five dollars up '_l=\llv, even in spare time; cap- uttl or experience unnecessary i-drrotson (Imnpany, Brantford. illlluriti.

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MAKE tvtouzv AT HOME.—- its ti.» $00 paid weekly for your “intro time. tNo cattvuesiuix. We iu- strttrt mud supply 1'01! with the work. \VOHl~Allglld Show Card Survive. 102 Colhotrrne Building. Toronto». _ _

united

Teachers i

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TEACHER WANTED FOR CABLE Hutu West: school. $16.00. Total "minim worm. 1 Supplement ‘innit "lllllliv included. Robert ‘McKen-

llﬂ. Secretary. v MGX-EI-Bl Help Wanted-d! t‘ ‘t e-t ".1 ;

COUNTRY.BOY ABOUT 15 “AN, lvd tor store. Address ‘B. ‘G drd» lllll office. 7096-l9-2l.

WANTED-MAN 1'0 WORK on fttrtn. Apply Louis Hooper. East Rtufaltv. 808612243i

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WANTID-BALISMAN FOR P. ‘Fl to handle well known Broom line on commission. Ole re- ‘lllﬂfly eoveringdslaad, amour preferred. Apply stating qualifi- cation to B01116, qusrdlan.

For Bale ~

80h I

w l- .' I ' ‘H20 xutxAﬂilyt - I33“? Wino» South. Phone R8481.

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Sundays or to winter. Apply Rev. T. S. Mlllett, North River.

from 70 to 100 lbs. ulivc. Saund-

ers and Neyvsonie. 808523-31 ..______.__.._._.

— Lost

____.___t._____.___---- LOST PURE BRED COLLIE DOG name Buster. l-‘itider please rc- turn tc Jack Beatou, ILR. No. 1 or Phone 560-1.. 8083-23-21. _,_______..______.__.___._.._ LOST BETWEEN CHARLOTTE- town and James McCarrotfs. ll luown satchel. Finder please leave at this office. SOSE-illidl

LOST ON ST. PETERS ROAD hand ‘bat-t. containing sum of tnnney. finder please leave at A-R. Wises grocery store. 806t-22-2i.

LOST lZ-N TUESDAY FROM AUTO between Park ilortiet" and lieu sinizton. geuileuttnfs ruin proof coat, ladies, biowu chock-glitz- ‘hum dress. ‘lteward. to fimlur. Notify Rev. Robertson. Kensiug mm 80013-2301

t.oe'r-- on FRIDAY SEPT. 8TH. between North River Corner. and Summerside by Urapaud.

lady's double ease gold watch. initialed "M.L.M." with black ribbon and sold pencil ot- tached. Please nottty Dr. W. J. te. McMillan, 205 Kent Street- Reward. Sept. 11 ti.

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‘WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL housework. APP]! 14 “W?” Prince St. iiiltili-LIIZ-oi

t_-au,-~,4---~—- v WANTS-O A MAID 0R MIDDLE aged woman for general house- work. Apply 1t Esplanade. 8065- ‘ 22 1 -w. A DELIGHTFUL .Dl8Pl.AY 0F‘ 1-H; uiw FALL SILKSI

How many hundreds of taste iul women an lull Wﬂlllll! 1°!‘ this word-— eager to make 1100119 or two new frocks in the 1MB“

style. How soft and suDllie the new

silken tissues are! What -gracel'ul T‘ [gwpg they will make-and how m0

exquisite - the new? Fllll Pflitefns- = Qqyﬂrem as soon as you can at Pitt)!!! Ltd.

_.___--_--~-:---—-i ‘WANTED PIGS, FOR FEEDING

Chevrolet r and

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tits ‘ctstvtttttt outta» ttttt _ 4.

SHOP from Harman's Catalog.

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MOTHERS, BRING THE child- ren to tho Rcd Cross (‘hild Wei

week. '

BE SURE TO HAVE ‘the child‘ lit-ti (Irons Booth next wvck at the Exhibi-

rcn weighed ut. the tion. S067-21-3ii PETROUM COKE arrived y. tBook order now, A. Ayltrttrtl

so s" <'

du & Co. Phouo 176.

.\ir. and Mrs. Arthur '1‘. .\lrKcttzie.. aunount-o the enizztucttttrttt of their daughter. Wlttlfreti Mao. to Air. Al» Ian \Vttli'ot' Bishop, ilorrltostttr. N. 13., (foruterly ul‘ [loyal ilunk of Cuntttiu. City.) Niurrittgtr to tukt- plttct- October ith. litlﬁttﬂﬂ-li.

YORK CIRCUIT. -Scrvittcs for Sunday: Sept. il-l. are as foll0\\'»s:-—- York 1i u.m., Uuiou 1i p.m.. tiirarlt- loy 7 11.111. Mr. Carwye. of Corn- rvul-l. will occupy tit-e pulpit. iti plum‘ of ‘the pttsttir. who is in 'l‘rttro, N.S.. ztttoudlilt: tho Dr. (Ttttnpluill itiorgutt nteotinus.

A MUSICAL CONCERT and pll‘ social will be held ut. Lower Mor- tugue hull on Saturday cvttuini; the 23rd at 8 o‘clov:k under 1h» auspices of the Lower Mozttttggttt‘ choir, assisted by Mr. J. ll- '|‘|'[mgg(}, violinist. oi‘ Pit-ton and other towns. AilllllHSlilll 25 and 1.1

cents. Ludlcu with baskets free. Proccctlv. for ucw t-hurclt Lmver MotttaBttc.

ALL CANADA MOVEMENTHMrs. ltotttig. Field Sct-retztry of tht- All- Cuntitla ltitivcuttttil. Wlll l-‘llvl’ h" address "tlauatlu. t _ 1mt1tuttity," ut. tho Clrrlsltitttt (fllllfiiil, ‘New Glasgow, next Stutdtty. at I u.nt. -iu the evening she will slwllll on World Mission-s. showing with tho titttrloptirttu, viewrfol‘ tho work

She ttlso shown: tt heautti nu lilustruttyd Iwmn- There Wl" be nu ‘tiiicrint: for‘ ruittsitvtt work. The retzulur itrotttahlug service will be hrld at ‘Tlftlilitlliitllti. _A. l‘- l-loilges. mitilster. ‘

SCHOOL WORK.--'i‘lto standing 0t South Melville school for mouth of Aug-oat was as follow-n: tirade VI _..1, Chas. dlrudlcy; 2, ltulh Dunn» ford; 3, Bertha Multurlttno; (trade V.-1. W-ilfred ‘Bradley; 2. (Jhurlou

cottulrles.

tl-V.--*1, Muttrico Bradley; 2, Vorn~ on Mtctitilgttti: 3. Georgie Mclinr» Jane; Grade lllll.——1. Victor Trainer; 2. Vera Trainer: 3. Gerard tMcGuig- on. Grade Illr-l, Gerald Moneghan; 2. Eleanor Trainer. Gmdo L-‘Ed- win Bradley. Theiollowlng pupils had perfect attendance during the

fare llootlt at the Exhibition next Willlwl‘ 8033-2 {it llllllillV

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ENGAGEMEFG- ANNQUNcED,- to 224 Kent Ht. (iortter o!’ iillls-

h" him“ “r “Wl/tltrxztttrltut, on Sept. ill, when their

in ‘Ctutadtt. U.'.~i.A. and ton forelgttnw hm. lmshn.’ m,“ (worm, Tmeyv

Trainer; 3. M"?! Bfﬂllley- Gfadilltltlnlttg room. where a sumptuou-s

— i-'-.".'»:'."F-£ 1" Bol-

BELFA-ET. lust itvxl Sabbath 24th. tti.

THE SPRING PARK Club ztttd ‘s luslittttt: will hold u sale utt ‘S. A. McDon-slthti. Store on Sttturduy" afternoon at 3| o'clock. SOBS-Bliii

PROFESSOR H. A. TANTON. Volt-t: Sqwultllitit, ‘Peacher of Plano! Orgutt and Voice. Studio 140 Great Gcotget Strocl. 7007~llJ-1i.

JENKINS ‘AND JOHNSTON 'l‘ailttr.~s, have rt-tttuvtlti their shop

horo. Phone 9574.. 8062-22—2i.

"rt-tr: s. s. “CANADIAN our», PER" sails front Montreal Sept} 23rd for Charlottetown direct. She will be due here.Sept. 26th and loads livestock and general cargo for St. John's, Nfld. 8051~2L3l

GRANVILLE CIRCUIT-Ecru. ‘J-l. i922: 'Pleasuttt Valley. 1t u.iu.. Whoutloy- River (i p.tu., ‘HlllllGf Riv- cr 7 p.111." Stiet-ittl Suttduy school rallies at. Whcatley River und Huu- ler itlvcr. l). ‘ll. Peters, itzrstttr.

RAIN SHOWERS AND SUN- SHINE are uvedeti lo produce a rlt-h t|ttttlity~ oi‘ Lott, and the country of tho ivurlrl in which both oi‘ those are found in just. the right quain- tlty lH tho dit-tlrlcttot‘ Assam in lu‘ dist. This is tho tiistrittt in witch .I. l‘). Morse at Co. secure tht-ir sup- plies of those-juicy’ itttts which Intro tuutit- yiiilltiiVl-S tho fuvttrilt» ttutt ti; lou tirinktsrs for utttuy. tuuny 3'0: . Whotl you buy AIOIISIWS you arc sure oi u riuh Juicy trtt.

WEDDING astute-A voy tit-ot- l_\' ivcdditit: took plat-o. zit tho ltomo of -Mt'.uutl M114. ilt-tiry ii. llurhttt‘.

youngest duuizhtvr. Hutsle Marguer- ite. hot-uuu- tho wlie of \Villimu ldttrltt, only uou oi’ ‘Mr. und Mrs. (ltmruo tliilllPlll, of Mt-lbottrue, Lot 48. Tho ceremony was performed

iu the ptrrlrtr, whtluh ivas duvoruttvtl with-‘ilotvetn. there ltoittg an ilffll of evnrizrctatt und whito stators, un- dot‘ wlrlt-lt iho ltrldal cottpio stood. The Itritio, who was given away by lter tuthur, trait ltccotnlngly dress- ed in bluo silk, trimmed with ﬂilllll ‘silk and silvor 'lJllKlB beads, and t-aruiod a shower bouquet of sweet ports and torn. 'l‘-he wedding march was pluyetl by hilt-us Attila lltlollotiu- nll, ttotlaln of tho itrido. After tho ceremony the gitests retired totho

repeat w-ns purtalteu of. 'l‘hey rt» ceivul many ibeuutiful pre-sonts. among which was a nnttuu rocker from the members and- ohoir o! the Povvnal Methodist church. oi‘ which the bride is ajnembor. They were given a. llvoly chivarler after which they left. for their homo iu Me~|~

nth: Ruth iDunelord, Ghee. ‘Brad- ley, Wiifre lBr-edley, Msunioe 3Brsd~ lei, ‘C as. ratlne _.Vtctor., rolner, v rs ‘rt-outer, Eie di- '1': nor.

thourne. Among those present were‘ Mn. ‘Frank fBurltoe. ot Westbom, Mus. and Mil Moria Murray, oi tPort. Elgln, N: .

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The “Four-Ninety” vuEvnoLEr spe¢t.,,1'y.,uring_ The CHEVROLET Model “ t” Truck.“

The “Light Six” STUDEBAKER Coupe,

The “Light Six” STUDEBAKER Sedan.

v The “Big Six” STUDEBAKER Touring.

Don’t fail to cail and see this Display, and we want all out of town visitors to make

OUR snowuooms THEIR HEADQUARTERS DURING "rm; EXHIBITIQN

3: CO..

Dealers... in i Studebaker Motor Cars

MAFltSHFiELD AND HIGH-J tan t‘_ltttrclt. lylarsltfivlti ou Httblutth‘ tuorntttg at ll o'clock und ttt liigzlt- flvltl ut T p. ut.

THE’ MAR.KET-5.——'l‘ht» umrlu-l‘ was fairly wvll ztltentlvtl yu-slt-r-I dtty’. llutt<~r sold tti. 35f‘. .'tt.l 128m;

ttifizu 150v: ("ltit-ken 55c; fowl 9th». lHHl iil-ilii: ducks $1.50. blueberries‘ 10v; plums ‘J00; apples, urouutl|

ml! iu-r tiozcrt and crttb ttpplt-s 44'.- pt-r qt. 'l‘ht-ro nuts u fair ‘ ltplyl of frt-slt ttud t-orittui fish ttuti u lttrqt- uupply ot vcut-ttthlrs. l

ON AUTO TRTPr-nvll". tttttt out.‘ ii. (‘.. llowutt, ‘Cape Traverse. are iu| (‘IturIotIt-ttnvtI. ltztvtlttg had at pic: e ttul tuotor trip over tho t-ttstottt; putt. of tht- islatttd. him. tH. Dltttz-l wcll, the potutlat" tiroprictirt-st; of the (lultlt-y ‘ilottse, Sottris. ucteomputtit-ttl them to the t: y. 'l‘ltcy spent Thins’: day at Mtmtagttr. whore they were lhu gut-sin oi Mr. and Mrs. [saut- |\'\"E~‘. -Mr. llowatt is the popular rt»! prmvtttttttivti of iiauld ‘Brosz, i.td.,| lialiftix. .

HELPING THE CHILDREN. ——! 'l‘h't: llod (‘row t‘hild‘s Welfare und iubliv Hvttltlt under Miss Mchittlr m! tnteud to have a booth inside tho irlxltlhitltm Building, ivh-ett- tht-y hope ttt tutu-i. the ntotht-rs uutl rhiltirttu who uro at ull l|ltv~|-. PHlPtl In iltt-li-‘wttrlt. ldxptett nur- se's will bu itt charge. and tuoiltt-tw:

can huvo their rhlltlrvtt wvigltctl and uttntuttrctl to stu- if lltt-y ur-~ dt-vr-lopiutr ntwortllng to thoiri yrurs and on twttttt~ttttty and 'l‘ltur.~ulu_t'. trout i to 3 u (iortor and dtltttfsl will Dr‘. iu ultmtdatit-o. r~ltziultl physit-ul dHit-“s ht- found

lwrittrvs and pirl-ttlt-s on thrt-ttrt- ' ‘- tlllll uu-u will be given. and it lu ltottctl _.

fending of iufttttttt unrl chil-

tiro booth will ‘be tukru tulvuu- lug!‘ of to tho iullosl. lifiﬂlil. This i.t~:.lth cttxutro regular offit-t‘ isi in

the (i.\\".V.A. liulltllnt: nu (iruftott Street. _...___¢Q0->______. PERSONALS

‘Mr. '0. J. Walsh. l-htliiax, is a guest ui tho Revere llolttl.

Mr. uud Mrs. l). Alt-Pilot‘. Wvst Nomervilltrh aro guests at the Vit- toria iiotol. I

Mr. W. A. ‘lturdett. oi’ Boston. “Till -'l Pll-‘iriitllkvr to (‘urtligttn und ltlunttttutrt» yrslurti-HA

tlttpl. .I. N. (iibsntt. Iitiouts. .I. .1. tlittrria and A. Id. Atlanta. oi‘ .-ll|o} militia ordinance tiopartntetrt. littl- ifux, are iu tho city.

Mr. und Mrs. Don-aid Mt-Phro, oi‘ Wt-st ‘Somorvitllc, Muss. were in lit" I'll)’ yesterday morning on a visit to Mtrrrzty iitarbor.

tMr. til. R. Gordoz. New York. was u passenger this morning to Montague. l-io is visiting the, m... vinco after an absence of three years. ‘ .

Capt. and Mrs. Alfred (lot-don, Rosenenth are spending a few days la the city.

ST CALL! ! Only Four Days Remaining

Have You Bought Your Fall, and Winter FOOTWEAR ? A

‘ During the last Six Days our sales have been (iRiaATlail than any Six Days since we started business. But we still have shoes 1n tall sizes and styles remaining to suit the most mlrticular buyer at Discounts ranging front l5 to 25 PER CENT. OFF until Monday at 5 30 tfclock when these Discounts will cease. u

Buy Today and Save Money

This is a cash sale and no goods will be allowed on approbation.

Purtlie-Ferguson Shoe Co.l,l.ttl.

_ Successors to D. Gordon & Co. Silmlﬁi-‘llde ,' Charlottetown, P.

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lhlr. uud Ali's-t. Percy lmlltlrignn, rvturtictl lust pvt-trim: by the ottriv

Miss Ella Bagnsll returned Wed. it visit to Am-

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Mrs. (‘ltarlos liint- ltas returned lt-‘ttw ufter nu l-lj-yvulft: \' "it \\'illt nt-sdav night from

ii ' r '; - . - 14 . . mm" H m“ Trot-ti.» tu 5.. Jttttt. .\. it. ‘trsl and Snclﬂilic. _ Ml‘- lVltlPru-‘t (Zttltler. rctttrnt tl trout Suuttuvirsiilc, (m it". my,‘ ' ""‘*'“‘*"*-"*¢ ' eeeoeoe

llorticti lruln lust night.

hips. W. (flit-titer Alt-hurt‘. rt-ttti-tt t-d llturiitluy ‘overt-rug from 'l‘o|~.,||. lo und is rvgistvrotl at the Que-cit llotol. -

Mr. Joint A. iilt-Pht-t- nl‘ tilt.» Ho)‘. was u pusw-"ttgv-r by tht- pay);- liortlcu truiu lust rtitritt und. h; n» ilislt-rt-tl ttl iht‘ llovt-tt‘ llill'l.

Si. Blames’ ﬁresiiptzrian tlllturti)

Minister-lien. m. Orr Mulligan, m, 5,11 y" g g

bsbhatl) ﬁcrbttts: 11.00 a. ut.~~"itcliglous Aims and Purpogeg,"

2-3" ti. nt. ~Snbbnth School. -

n1‘ ""15!" is t-xtttttrtr-tl ltntttu trout . 7.00 p. nr--“'l‘iie Demands oi‘ the Age”

his vacation and will ot-etttiy his pulpit at both scrvces tomorrow.

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The Minister will prcuch at. both service’, All the children of the congregatim erednvltodwo the -

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Ml‘. Robert ‘Mot-tsorvoy aocom. I imlllﬁtl by his sister. Miss Ethel, Rillly Du)‘ Services at 2.30. . left ou rcluru yt-slt-rtluy- mm-h- . lull to Toronto Iiu-lvorsily’ after ‘ . spending their vacation with their ~ < - anmlltnmt» “M, I

parents. Mr- nntl Mrs. J. A. -Mes-

serve“ weeeowoee-e-vee '“ _._.- '