JULY 29, 1924'

ms cnanlmrnrown GUARDIAN

"You Are the Woman In the, Case I”

Vnlnly she had imaglnedgtjut unfortunate episode of a shadowy past buried in desgvdst oblivion. And ndvv,—ju|t as life promised everything dear to a young girl's heart,- |,,,,,, marriage. hennlvyunjitlie Wolves of blackmail uhowgd their glistening. greedy fangsl

See this pulsing drama of marriage,

divorce and black mailers who P"! °" the weakness of un- ‘h protected glrll and " ~

married Wﬂmﬁ ll.

The , _ i ~ Whispered Tdaﬂuz

‘ADDED FEATURE ATTRACTION

ROUND TIWOOF T'HE FAMOUS H, C. WITWER PRIZE RING STORIES.

“FIGHTING BLOOD”

Bubbling with brilliant humor-Brisilliing with irresistible rumance—Vibratlng with vigorous action.

Prince TODAY a, 7 AND 21,45

Prince Edwdf

TOMORROW AND THURSDAY

YOU CAN HAVE YOUTH AND BEAUTY

That Is the absolute scientiﬁc fact, as all the fir"! doctors will tell you. Women can be YOWllI 393'"- can regain youth and beauty.

See "Black 0xen,"' in which a woman actuall] 5°"- A llctionized story of an actual truth-vivid. Pi-"ul- ' ing drama and the strangest love story ever screen» ed, enacted in the homes of New York's richest and moist exclusive social set.

Gertrude Atherton’: famous novel. fﬂilllrillll

GOWNS, GOWNS, A FEAST OF T‘HE ‘MOST GOR- GEOUS CREATIONS, '

$80,000 WORTH WORN IN “BLACK OXEN" A FEAST OF DELIGHT FOR THE FEMININE EYE AND THE MASOULINE ALSO.

vou-ve RiEAD THEY s-ronv m rm: GUARDIAN niow see rue rcrumzeo VERSION AT THE PRNCE EDWARD WEDNESDAY AND THUR“ nAv..|u|.v'ao-a1. ‘ '

—'"—"""'—"‘ s°"'" "°""i',°ii""“f".'i°.§i'i'i§ i112; a | | t e cwie Professional Cards ,1‘,'.,,"‘f,,'§,’,§"iI‘.§i... Inquisitive.

Palmer & Palmer

H. J. PALMER. K- C,

Barrister, Eto.

Money be Loan

Bank of Nova Scotla Building Charlottetown, PLE, i.

_ aclionald & McPhee BI AI ’

- A- MODONALD, H. F. MQPHEI I

B. . Birﬂltem. Attorney, Ito. I Money to Loan iﬁy Building Charlottetown

ark R. I McGiuig-an

I I An-nlsrian. aouclron; Money to Loan Cameron Block Charlottetown, P. E. island T‘*__— .

P- C. C. Archibald "aatlklot. v. Post assim-

Ool and Ho ital notice ilmitad to Eye, 1:2, Nose

and Throat _

Win leysi- siiiisi time 000m ' _ .

0m F°Wihons 8604.” 0e Hours-O to 1! a. In. 1

AFTER SHAVING i

Rub the fece with Miinard’: mixed with sweot oll- V01‘? soothlni; to the skin.

NARC"

SOMEBODY somnwncnn WANTS YOUR PHOTOGRAPH

By BA vsn

_ m“ omit nurse W" to

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l THE itiiliilili uuniiii

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THAT CAR

SHOP from Holmarre Catalog

FOR PRINTING OI‘ EVERY de- sorip n oeill on the Guardian Cen- tral ob Printers, Phone 138.

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A LITTLE RE!MlN>DEiR.—Yon've probably been intending to try liildi) ROSE ‘IIEA. Why not get thc hcst of RED ROSE TEAS. the Orange Pckoc quality. Thane for it now.

TICKET HOLDERS FOR BRACK- LEY BEACH CONCERT- Among thc ticket holders for the Special Concert st Shaw's Hotel, Brsckley Hench tlils- ‘evening ‘are ills llunor the Lleut Goycn orﬂgnil Mrs. llicKinnon, Mrfiiiid Mrs. W. H. Longworth and MlilS Longworth, Mr. und Mrs. A. H. Crease, Tor- onto, Mr. nud Mrs. Z. G. Lash, Tor- onto, Mr end Mrs. Roy Brown, 0t- tawn, Mr. Justice McLnren sud liillSS McLeron, Mrs. W. Bailey, Tor- onto, Mrs. Cartwright, Utluwn, Mr. mid Mrs. W. H. Knowles, Montreal, Mrs. William Finlay, Toronto, Mr. uud Mrs. Frederick Morris, Chur- lottetown.

SIDE STREETS AND CROSB- |NGS.—Complulnt is made that mainy auto drivers, especially girls, full to blow their horns on ap- proaching crossings or coming out of side streets. A farmer was almost, run into tho other daysud suveil u collision by quickly turn- ing his own car on to thc foot- path. Had any pedestrian been passing he would have hecn run down, Notices have been posted that the city speed limit, is twelve milcs- Autolnts should likewise tukc notice that wanting must be given ill. crossingirund street intersec tlons.

Musicale ‘At.

YOURS

BY HARRY E.

VALLEYIFiELD.- Divine Servic- es July 27th. 3 p. in, by ltsv- C. A. Grant. M. A.. August 3, 3 p. ni. by Rev. T. it. Davidson. PhJD- August

10, 11 B. m, and 1 p. m. P°FTEF

Mr. JAMES FLOOD formerly me chnn-ic ivith Bruce Stewart & Co., of this city and who has spent the past your in Boston has taken ov- er the repnlr garage of-Messre W. B. Prowse and Sons. Great George St, ' .

8. S. "HISGAR COUNTY" leav- es Montreal Monday afternoon ar- riving at Charlottetown ‘Thursday afternoon where she will loud cut- lle, sheep and other live stock also produce for St. John's Nfld. For fur ther particulars apply Carvell Bros. Agents, 3717-7-29-3I

This is a series of articles per- tslniill; to maintenance and repair oi your Autonioblo. We will bc Elad to answer through this column, questions rcgurtllng your cur ur its muchunlsm.

Send your inquiries to "Automo- IIIIBH." The Guardian Publshlug

HAZELBROOK CIRCUIT. - Co" m," Chuﬂonemwu

There will be service in Cross Road Church on Sunday, Aug. 3rd. nt 11 a. in. Alexandra 3 p. m. Hazel- hrouk 7 p. m. Prayer meeting at Huzclbrook Wcd. S p. in. Mr. Vernon Jones will read u paper at this service on "The Boys Camp." Alexandra meeting Thursday at 8 p. m. Conference Saturday after- noon 2.30 nt. Hazclbrook. It. W. Lindsay, Pastor.

THE STARTER

‘Phc starting motor on your cur is for the purpose of engine mcchuilicull hand.

lt comprises u series wound armature iilsidu oi clcctro mug- ucts. Thc mechanical tlcvicc on differcui, starters, iliifor as Ill!‘ his uctuul thrilling of ily WIIIZOI is cou- "Ufllvll. but the electrical zippnru- tn..- is always llic samc. '

Ulmu closing Lhc starting: switch, six vollr. art ii vcry Iligh iimpcrzigc is stint through thc lirushcs lillll flcld to thc urmitlurc. which owing to thc Iilgh impulses. rcvnlvvis. A mechanical apparatus iustzilleil on thc cud of thc shaft which connects directly or indir- ectly wlih the ily whccl of thc cur)

y, instead of by

POLICE COURT-Ewe nutoists appeared at tho Police Court yes- itcrday morning. One charged with reckless dr-lving was dismissed, the other, for ovcr speeding. was iiucd $20 or thirty days. A flftccn your old girl, appearing on a vagruncy charge, was sent to one of the Orphunugcs. A prohibition offender ‘was flncd $800 or 1'our months in gnol

SOME PERFORMERS AT BRACKLEY BEACH — Among those who will take part in the Special Concert to be given nt. Shaw's Hotel, Bracklcy Beach tli s evcnlng nru Mr.

lollows:—-Arnl:iturc groundcil or shorted on field, owing lo worn husliiiliput drive cull. Open circuit ln ﬁeld. Worn brushes. iiirly (‘illll Iillliillili‘. Iicnt nrmnturc shaft. Quin-is ll imsslhlc to ins-tell

An announcement 0t

will be given this iit Shaw's llotcl.

IJHSCII, by n number of visiting nrt- lsts from Oitnwu, Toronto

audiences.

distinguished pntroungii 9i w" llonor the Liout Governor

for thc evening.

lis assured.

the generosity of Col. Howe and other public spirited visitors: and ,i.he artists who will provide the ‘programme tonight have kindly consented to give their ser- ivlces in order that some much needed repairs may be made 10 this vcry useful meeting pluco. To those who, will hi; privileged to hear the programme that has been arranged. nu enjoyable mus- lCllI treat is assured. The price of the tickets will be

S1 and may be obtained at the]

Bank of Montreal or at Shaw's Hotel.

Refreshments will be aftor the programme has completed.

Should the weather not be fine this evening. arrangements have been made to postpone the Concerti till Wednesday at 8.30 p. m.

served been

MID SUMMER l snon Ii BARGAINS

Ladies Patent Leather ’ Sundials

All sizes in stock. Just Jee- eived by express

$2.75 Pall‘

Ladies Silk Hosiery ' ‘79c Pair

We have ptcked of our ‘stock all broken lines. some worth "i! h 32-50. If"! give you your choice for isevsnwnine centl.

- Men's Ozrfords 20* Discount

off all of our men's oxfords, from now until August 1st- __'-

Women's White Buckskin Oxfords and Ptanpe. Regular prioe “.50

NOW "-00

ass;

Brackley Tonight

umlsmﬂ Itoy Browne of Ottawa, Mrs. W. interest to music lovers in Chsr- L“ my M T°'°““" Mrs- 0' R- snarl’ lmwtowll h, mm a Emu-M Cancer, of Montreal, Mr. A. ll. Orcuso of

' evening Toronto. and others.

Bruckiey

und writer hnil the privilege of visiting

I l. 1M ‘F d 1,,‘ Morﬂm the potuto fields on thc farm of W. k1::;wnrvh::hftr' Lwho needs C. ltohortscn. Pownui. It would in- no lntroducton to Charlottetown deed b“ worm “hi!” h" ‘my

The concert Wm be under the use of fertilizer to cull and sce thc

and _

_ m b u ‘_ lnnu. lakes grunt pleasure in show- xlral‘) Mhllgnfggaéggidmw the 088mg]; mg one around. and explaining tho colon’; at Brackley Bunch and n different applications of Fertilizer.

number will motor out from town,

Tho proceeds are for thc rcnov- at'0u of Howie's liall nt Brncklcy Hench, nnd from tho ndvnnco snio of tickets the success of the Con- _ lcert from the financial point of vlewt

Howe's Hell ns it is known, is n Community ilall, donated to the rcsldcnts for social gatherings, by

Ercdcrick Morris, pianist who is wcll known » in Charlottetown jMrs. Cartwright of Ottawa, Mrs.

lcmzcr connecting rods in a ———~ Cur. und what is thc strukc of u Wlliys l(nlghlt'.'.—A- G. 3,, Cliiir- loltctown.

Anﬂ.—-—It is not [IOGSlIIIC to put longer connivcling rods in u motor than is originally intcnilvil. 'l‘hc.i siroko oi‘ thc Wiilys Klnght cur is ‘fl/g lnchcs.

MEMORIAL 8ERViCE.-—ln Zion Church Sunday morning Cilpfnln Rcvercnil George C .'l‘iiyior prcnch luv“), new“ of pommek, Mn Oil n memorial sermon to thc lulu. nobmtﬁo“, although u wry busy lint-tor (mrruthcrs who pusiwil to|

his rewnrii on July l-llh. 192i. lic’ jpuld u splendid tribute to tho mo illltlili profession nnd also to the mharscler and endeavor oi tho lulu . - Dr. Carrulhers. ' j

HE NOTES lMPROVEMENT.- “"“** l Mr. Arthur M. Thomson of the ‘SLANDER ARRWES HOME Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd., Now,FR°M UNKNOWN EMPIRE-MW Xork, who IS vismiig his illicit! illltl lR- A- Mﬂ°b°°ili M- A- "- ll. m"! nunt. Mr. and Mos. J, L. TIIOIIISOILLMIW‘ Mucbmd and family “rrlvedi notes Wm, _suuslacuon the hm at the formcr’s old home at l-Inrts~| pmvements m the c“), Since m, ville. They left Tibet on thc 19th: used to be an employee of thc “t Jnmmry "m1 “Pllimmti? Dommjon Express Cm M“ Thom none the worst of tliclr long son has gone a long way up the peﬂl°u“1""r'my' ladder since then and is still cilulh- lug. connected wlih tho PERSQNALS j headquarters staff of the Cunnrii and Anchor Lilies ht 25 Broadway New York but has travelled to Europe in the lntrests of his firm. lie has recently returned from 'Glasg~ow and London nud reports both cities busy and trade showing n distinct upward tendency. Thi- |busitiess of his own company is also shOWiIlg marked progress, not- withstanding t-he blow to shipping generally by the enforcement of the immigration quota law by the U. 8. Governmetn. To offset the loss of passenger trade in this dir- ection the Cunaird Company _ has instituted Third Class Tourist ex curslons ng 15170 which have been largely taken advantage of by students and professional jienple‘. The Cunard Company handled thi- tour 0f the Canadian and Ameri- can Bur Association to England when no fewer than 1,600 lawyers were carried across, including Secretary of SUHG'HIIKIICS_ ‘

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A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT.~—TI1e

one interested in certified sccd, uud the

are! and‘

Mr. James Carrol, Covehcatl has returned to liiiildcn.

Mr, and Mrs. F. ii. Klnnear and Miss Kinuoiir, of Mnncton are guesm at the Victor-la. llotel.

‘The many friends of Mr- Wm.

sorry to learn that he is still z-nn- fincd to thc l’. E. island Hospital

hilly improved. "

Mr. and Mrs. Nell McDnugali, city, spent the week-end at Canoe Cove visiting with the Intter's brother and sisters nnd aged mother. .

Monctcn motored to Charlnilolnurn on Saturday for a week end visit to his old home in the city.

Mos. E. T, Iiiggs was it passeng- er by the, Car Ferry yesterday for St. John, N. B,

Mrs. Dr. Harrington and snn Hos ton, Mass, arc spending their sun» iner vacation rcgistcrcil at thc “McDonald Hotel."

Mr. and Mrs. John L. llicAlci-r. Charlottetown .ure visiting in Kin- kora.

Miss Melinda McAleer, Cily, lcfi yesterday for Klukorn and Emor- uild where she will spend hcr holi- days.

Mr. B. W. Squior, left on rclurn Saturday morning for Now York nficr a picusnut holiday In thc prn~ vlncc. Mrs Squlcr nnd young son will rcmnln n few weeks longer visiting her mother Mrs. Bicnkhorn city.

Mrs. Chnrlos Murphy and brother Mr. John McDongnll, Buriin. New Hampshire are visiting their moth- er Mrs. John McDouiriill nt the old home Canoe Cove. it has been 12 years since Mrs. Murphy visited the Island Province ‘and con- seipiently seas msny changes.

Mrs, Annie L. O'Neill of Winni- peg who has been visiting her sis ter Mrs. Wm. Jnckinan, Vlilngc Grpen, left Friday morning for Baltimore to v-lslt her son Elmore (lenthnor, mate of M- S, S. llntt- eras ofthc Consolidated Navigation Co.. Baltimore, Md. Mute (ionthnor is a nephew of thc Jule Mate Eil- ward and ‘Capt. Frederic Cullen, Alexandra, Lot 49,

Phoneorders re- ceive prompt

attention

Slr Bertram Wlndlo l4‘. R. S. nl» inched to Si. Michael's (‘oiicizm University of Toronto .accompnn~

Cftlflilillg tiicl _

(Jommcn starter troubles are its ,

Avurils spcnt Similiiy at York. I _ _

Mr, RHPP. Gulidet and family of .

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Quality! Quantity! Buy LongTom-andgetboth. That's true economy.

illrs. Fisehun, MtT-Stewart is vislL, lug nt York, tho guest of her sister Mrs. J. C. McDonald

Mr. Lloyd Crockett spent Sunday ut his old homo ut Plcnsunt Grnvo.

Mrs. Don nlil llicbilllnu, St.

The llilsscs liiargzirct nnii Doris lllcllctt, Somcrville. l\liiss., arc spcmllug thc wcvl: at Stunhopc.

‘Miss Ilclirn Ciumctltri is visiting friends ill. York

Mr. and hirs. (ii-ii, Abbott and Mr. Chas. Abbott leave shortly on aucxtcnili-il visit to thc Pacific Count.

hilt-ls Jenn hiizlilziithi-rn, (‘nvirllchil is SDOIIIHIIK thc wcck nt Pcnkcs Station.

lvilss- Mary lliiellisii, Armstrong, B. C.. is visiting friends nt Mont- nguc.

llir. iliirry Newman, llninn. Lot‘ 33, is very much imprnveil ufici" his scvcrc illness.

llliss Etta iilcilziiiciiliiii, iinston is visiting hcr old homo at Hcnd of Illilshoro.

Mr. Wm silciiiling n icw days at Union ltoad Lot'.'l3. i

Mr. Chas. 1i. Rodd, Boston is rcportcil seriously ill in Churlottc~ town. ‘ _ .

Two New Women's . "Institutes

At Long Creek Schoolhouse on Idriiiny Ilfiﬂfllflflil, Jilly 25th u \'i’umien'i»i Institute mus orgiiuizi-il mid thc fcliiiwirzy, officers wcrc up,

' . licctor llicllciin Norman Mc~ iivnn .

Dli-i-clnrs-dlirs. Iiugh McKt-nzlc, lllrs. W. A. Striitchf

A moctlug was conducted by lliiss llluthliesnn, Supnrvsor. Thi- next meeting will bu field on Wi-il- ui-silny. August 0th.

At St. Catherines, on P‘riil:|y evening, Jilly 25th, ll \\'rn|ii~ii'~ ill- stltutc wus organized niiil liii- fol- Imvini: (ifficurs wi-rc zippnintctl.

l'rcs—Mrs. Whiter Shaw

Vice Pres-Mrs. Zlluliuilin row.

Soc Trczis—f\irs. Will Morrow

Mor-

L7‘?

would. niiﬁiiiiiiilii-FT

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guvc this Proviuct- its Proilihltnry Law, in which thc (lunscrvallvs Opposition (?f‘lil(‘|ll'l'(‘II. Sir Wilfrid IAIIITIIEI‘, in. 1802i pruviilcd for the first Dominion plcblscltc on PFOIIL

14,000 majority, but ln dcts-roncc to (Zuobot- opposition no [irohlbliory liiw was cnuctcil. That act lcd the wnyto thc grout declcusiou of the Llbcrhl party sndiits nllics from tho Prohibition cause until now iivc Provinces have turned their hut-ks on Prohibition. Thul is our pi\lilt~—llii- nlorJl iicclcnsimi uf n gn-ii; ]iili‘I_\’ from .lhi.- standards of fl quurlcr of ii century ago,

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i)irci:tui:.~-I\irs. lnmnn, Mrs. Mc. Fziilycn. Mrs. licctnr lVicNcviri- Miss iliathicsnu, Supervisor, ‘cons

ilucti-il tho mccling. ivhich was Ill‘Itl at tho homi- 0t MrsbiMilcolm lliiirrmv. Thu frst ri-guiar- ment- lng Will bc held on Thursday, Aug. 7th.

(Patriot DIUilSC copy)

McDougrili of iiiunler River, will ho I ‘ it?”

although his condition has ulntcr-

keep perfectly.

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‘fiiliﬁ mzcﬂf

led by lsedy Windie, arrived in the city on Saturday night to spend sivecetlon on the Island. While in the city they were guests at the . . Victoria Hotel, They left for Sour- iim neii-iii-iio hi" wTiA 1' Yaleraazistlereoomi-ti. i

Phsns Till, Rt sis KODAK

True fruit flavor in jams and jellies I

Use Certo in making your jams and jel1ies—-only one minute boiling is required —-the full, natural ﬂavor and color of the ripe fruit will be preserved.

The Certo short-boiling method abundantly repays you for any little extra sugar used, produc- ing thc most delicious, full-ﬂavored jams and jellies you C761‘ tasted. You get 50% more jam or jelly ‘from the fruit at less cost. Your jam or jelly will

You'll enjoy quality that will be a revelation

ERTO

Bu. Can. (Sufgjgll) Pet. Olee

is the actual jelly substance found in fruits-it is pure pectin. Certo process enables you to have the exact amount of pectin for quick jellying and perfect results. No failures.

The

At your ‘grocer’: or send 40c direct to

Douglas Packing C0,, Limited, Cobourg, Ontario.

Red or Black Currant Jam

CRUSH WELL about 2 lbs. fruit. Measure 4 lt-vi-l cups nf crushed fruit lnio Ianrc krlilo. Add 1/4 cup water. etlr until boiling, cuvi-r kr-ltlc and sim- mi-r l0 milllltcs. Ail-l 71;, lovrl cups euirnr rind mix wi-il. l‘si- hniilwt firs and ittir rnnnlnuliy Iwiorc and while Imiliilll- IlUiL lIAItII for ONE minute. ltcmnvc from ilrc nnil stir in '4 bottle (lcnnt ‘,4, cup) (Toilo. Skim and pour Quickly. ‘Use lame recipe for Goon- berry Jam.)

Red or Black Currant Jelly

CRUSH WELL about 3L! lbs. rlpo fruit. l-‘or rod currnnis nil cun water and for black currents ndrl 8 to 4 cups Inter. Stir unill boiling, rover pnn and simmer l0 minulcn. I‘Inrc in lolly blur

nId siiralnlout Jlaifltﬂ‘ MPIHIUPL‘ Al; cups

uce nto argo ott o, ei inn water to he last cup, If Vlﬂfﬂlmlry, to mgkg U’, cups. Measure 7V; lrvcl cnns sugar into separate pan. tiring juice just to boil and begin to add suirsr slowly, with constant ltlrrlnl. taking about B min- tea

y, luring again to a FULL Ii lllL fur "ALF minllle. Re— mofc ff-n \ ilrc. Iél slnmi UNI} minutl. skim and pour quickly. _

Current and RsspbcrryJnm

(IRPSII WI-ILI. nhuut M’; Ihe. rips currents, mid l,“ cup vrati-r. stir until boiling. cover nnd nirnnii-r l0 miuulis. Crush about l"; pints rnnpbbrrid» Strain 2 cuim juirr nivl pulp from sim- mcrod current-a through lino nlirvi: his‘ Iarirc kettle, iuliilmr Zii-vci cups crush rasnhcrrlm. Add 7 Iovel cups sugar and mix wcll. Ilse tutti-iii ilrn nmI slir con- stantly before and while boiling. I101!‘ HARD for ONE minute, remove from lire and stir in l bottle trrant 1/, cup) Cgrto. Skim an pour quickly.

Follow exactly the complete simple directions in the i Certo Booklet of 7.! recipeswhic/frgoes with every battle

bltlon which wus- currled by some .