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"POODLES" HANNEFORD

‘The worldﬂs greatest riding clown." That, in a few words des- cribes “P00dles" Hanneford, a star of tho noted Hanneford Family of bore-back riders, coming to Char- lottetown Monday, July 30, with the Great Al G. Barnes Circus.

The press, throughout this and other Lands, have repeatedly ac- claimed Poodles and his family the greatest act in the land of sawdust and spangles.

The troupe, consisting of three women and three men, which, of course, includes “Poodlesf are expert equestrians from the old school of riders, yet their act is of the most modern type of bare-back perform- ance. Elaborate costumes, said to

have cost a small fortune, is a very noticeable feature, especially the now fa.rnous Aigrettes worn by Mrs. Eliz- abeth Hanncford, the mother, as they have become an '

known emblem of the family.

Other equestrian numbers with the great show this season are numerous, but they are only a small part of the fast moving i934 program. Irrnurn- erable features of magnitude, beauty and thrills, headed by Miss Mabel Stark, world's celebrated wild animal trainer, who appears in person, in the most thrilling wild animal dis- play of all time is but one of over 200 acts and displays presented by the 400 stars with this famous cir- cus. The performances will be at 2 and 8 p. in. Doors open at 1 and 7 p, m.

Urges League Fight Prices

(By The Canadian Press)

CAPE TOWN, South Africa, July ¢0-—Strong language about the cost of living in South Africa was used by Professor W. H. Hutt in an ad- dress to the National Council of Women. He described the price of bread. butter, milk and other ne- cessities in the Union as "one of the biggest scandals of the present age," and accused Ministers of

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“betraying the consumers‘ cause.”

What was wanted, the Professor urged, was a live consumers‘ league which would strictly avoid any form of alliance with any political party. He said he did not propose to discuss the facts or the signifi- ,cance of the many discrepancies between international prices and ‘prices within the Union. Haas- sumed that his listeners were all convinced that there was a strong prlma facie case against a situation iwhich resulted in the prices of ‘necessaries wiihin the Union being so much higher than world prices.

GITY BUS SERVICE

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

CHABLOTTETO WN

LEAVES Elmira . _......-~

. 8.55 A.

. 9.15 A. M.St. Peter's . Mt. Stewart . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0.40 A, ltLSouns . . . . . . . .. .. 10.30 A. M.Arrives Elmira ..

Arrives Charlottetown

TIMELEAVES . . 7.15 A. lVLCharlottetown . . . . . . . . .. 4.10 P. M. . 8.10 A. llLMt. Stewart

SOURIS ELMIRA

TIME

. . . 5.00 P. M. . 5.25 P. M.

. 5.45 P. M.

. 6.30 P. M. 7.15 P. M.

Bus will stop on signal at any point on route. Headquarters in Charlottetown, Old Spain Tea. Rooms.

FARDY BUS & ciilintornsrow

TAXI SERVICE N to ronruue

TIME TABLE

leaving Charlottetown “ llazclliruok .... 4.20 p. Koch's Lake ... 4.35 l7-

48 Road .. 4.45 p. Cardigan .. .. 5.00 p. Bridgetown 5.15 p.

Dundas . . . . . . . . 5.20 p. Dingweil’; .. 5.40 p.

Arrive Fortune . . . . . . . . 5.50 p.

Headquarters in Charlottetown —

.. 4.00 p. rmbeavlng Fortune . . . . . . . . . 8.15 a. m.

.. 8.25 a. m. .. 8.45 a. m. Bridgetown .. . 8.50 n. m. Cardigan .. 9.05 a. m. 48 Station 9.20 n. m. Keefe‘; Lake ... 9.30 o. m. liazeibrook 9.45 a. m. Charlottetown. 10.05 a. m.

RED INDIAN SERVICE STATION

" Dingrvell‘: . . Dundus . . . .

Headquarters in SOIlr|s—LENNOX HOTEL

SIEAIAER

Steamer Lika with

Welsh hardcoal available will arrive ﬁrst week in August from Wales for our account.

Do not order your

get our prices on Baseburner and Furnace sizes.

N. R. LARGE

Tel. 1000.

ARRIYINS

cargo 2,000 tons best

winter supply until you

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58 Queen St.

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—-ALBANY STATION. - Have made deal to bundle Genuine Hard Coal, Extra Bpocial Delivered Price if ordered Before July 80th. J. F. 10rd, Albany. 14-7042-7-23-21.

—CRUISE THE NOIITHUMBER- LAND STRAITS next Thursday evening on the Carferry moonlight excursion. Dance on deck or in the saloon. Orchestra, band music, jolly crowd. Let's gol 11-7030-7-21-51

—ADDRESSED CONGREGATION -R.ev. Percy Cotton, MA, of Calais, Maine, addressed the congregations of St. John's Church. 5t. Eleanors, and St. Mary's Church, Summerside, on Sunday. There was a large at- tendance at both services-S. —PB.EACHl;u 1.. s-UiillliEllSlDE, -Rev. Mr. MacDonald, of Trinidad. was the speaker at the morning ser- vice at Trinity United Church. He addressed congregations at Travel- ler's Rest and Kensington in the af- ternoon and evening and at Cape Traverse last evening.-€. '

—POLICE COURT-There was I busy sewion at the Summerside Po- lice Court on Monday morning. Six drunks were arrested over the week- end. One who did not appear in Court Monday morning had his bail of $20 estreated and another for- feited $l0 bail. Three were fined $8.50 including costs and one $13.50 in- cluding costs. Another party, who was charged with operating a motor vehicle without a license, was fined $8.50 or ten days-S.

PERSONALS

-Mlss Le Gendre and Miss Jean Moore were weekend visitors to Charlottetown-S.

—Miss Vera Tanton. of Toronto, sang very acceptably at the evening service in ‘Trinity United Church.—S.

—Miss Doreen Harper, of St. John, N.B., is visiting friends in Summer- slde.—-S.

-—Miss Dorothy Redmond, of Moncton. is the guest of Mrs. F. W. Strong-S.

——His many friends will regret to hear that Mr. Hugh J. Massey is seriously ill in the Prince County Hospital.—S.

-Mrs. Brenton Clark, Mrs. H. S. Harvey, Mrs. Clifford Rogers and Miss Jean Linkletter, R..N., were vis- itors in Malpeque on Thursday and attended the reception for Mrs. John MacNutt-S.

-.M.r. John J. Perry, of Boston. Mass, is spending the summer months at Fortune Cove. Mr. and Mrs. Fidele Perry of Summerside

were the guests of Mr. Perry during last week-S.

—Mrs. Arthur Riciker, of Ware- ham, Mass, arrived in Summerslde on Friday to attend the funeral oi her mother, Mrs. Joseph G. Perry, which took place on Monday morn-

From Halifax

ADDIGSSED ZN) MI. W. I. IN- MAN 0F CHABDOTTIIDWN

_-__ Mr. W. E. Enman. who has just returned from a visit, to Halifax and other parts of Nova Scotia, is in possession of some splendid tributes from people who have been relieved of much suffering. ‘The following is '

an example: 80 Biiby Street.‘ Halifax, N. S.

for me when I heard about the Far-

ador. I suffered much from asthma - for about twenty-five years, at times i very severely. | To make a long story of suffering

short, I decided to try tho Faradorl as 1 heard of several who were cured |

l through its use.

m Farador helped me greatly ‘ from the first. I began its use last February. I am now a new man, perfectly free, from asthma and enjoying ex- cellent health. Thanks to the Fara- dor. Sincerely yours,

SILAS BECIIEBVAISE. The Parador may be purchased or rented on very easy terms. Ask for literature. W. E. Enman, 266 Sydney St, Charlottetown. 11-‘1072-7-24-11

EASTERN GUARDIAN

..'Thln column In reserved for new: of local interest but ndvortil- in: of a newly nature may be in- lcrled at 2 cent: A word ntrlctly payable in advance.

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. asosscmryrrons to The Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rept. Archie Hume, Phone 47, or left at H. J. Mabonli Drug Store, Montague. L-‘l.

. JANOTHER Week of bargains at Bears and Bears Men's Ladies’ and Boy's Ware Store. Fixtures, Safe, Scales, Register, Oil Tank, Spool case, Show Cases, Tables, etc.

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PERS ONALS

. .'Mr. G. D. MaeKinnon of Sher- brooke, accompanied by his sister. Mrs. MacNeil and neioe, Miss Molly MacKinnon, arrived at The High- lands, Georgetown, on Monday the 159,11. They motored from the pro- vince of Quebec.

..‘l\d‘.iss Bessie Beer, of Newton. Mass. entertained a. number of guests at The Highlands, at lun- cheon, on Thursday. Included in the party were Mrs. H. Hilson and Mrs. (Dr) C. H. Beer of Charlotte- town; Mrs. James Bosdan of New- ton, Mass; and Mr. E. H. Beer of Charlottetown.

..'On Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs- H. V. Gordon and 2 daughters Misses Claire and Flora registered at The Highlands. Other recent visitors were Mr. Justice Saunders, Mrs. Saunders and Mrs. Reg. Saunders of Summerslde. Mr. and Mrs. I. G. MacLaren; also Mr. R. H. Roger. Prothonotary of the Supreme Court.

Factors In Fruit Making

(Experimental Farms Note) ‘ ‘ﬂiree substances are essential to a good jelly. They are pectn, sugar 1 and acid. Pectin is the primary‘

ing to St. Paul's Church and Cem- etery.—S.

ﬁMiss Eileen DesRoches, of Ips- wich, Mass. who has been on a visit. to her mother, Mrs, Joseph F. Des-| Roches, of Wellington, left on Mon- ,‘ day on her return home. She plans,’ to visit the Chicago Fair on her re-i tum-S.

—Sister St. Rosalia and Sister St.

Magdalene, who have been attending,’ the retreat at Charlottetown, left on, Monday morning on their return to

St. Louis de Kent Convent, Kent

County, N. B.—S.

-Mr. W. J. Callaghan, of the De- partment of Trade and Commerce,‘ at Ottawa, with his wife and familyﬁ returned on Monday morning from' an enjoyable visit with Mr. Callag-' han's sister, Mrs. Mary Sullivan] Kinkora-S.

-—Mr. and Mrs. Fidele Perry, of , Summerside, entertained Mr. and

Mrs. Edward O'Sullivan, of New‘ York recently. Mr. and Mrs. OISul-

livan have been visiting on the Is-

land. Mrs. USuliivan is a daughter

of John M. Murphy, of Kinkora.

This was Mr. O’Sullivan‘s first visit’ to the Island and he was charmed

with the scenery and plans to come

again-S.

Mir. .H G Crawford, Entomolo- gical Branch. Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture

Society of Technical Agr for the year 1934-5.

adia, Western Australia has sent wild flowers to England frozen in blocks of ice The flowers were exhibited at the Royal Horticul- tural Society's at Westminster, London.

, BRINGING UP FATHE

____________ Following the example of Can- 19m

jellylng agent. It varies consider- ably in fruits both in quality and quantity. Analysis of small fruits, in the chemical laboratories of the Central Experimental Farm. has shown how readily pectin deterior- ates. To retain their maximum Jellying capacity, these fruits should be picked when just ripe and should be used as sorn as pos- sible after picking. l Sugar plays an important part in jelly formation. ‘Texture, flavour and yield of jelly are largely “de- termined by the amount of sugar added. Ordinarily, ihe best jelles contain about 66 to 68 per cent of sugar in the finished product, butr the necessary amount of sugar to be added will vary with the com- Too much sugar in proportion to pectin and acid is one of the most common causes in jelly making. Other things l being equal, a weak jelly results; from the addition of too much su-' gar and a tough jelly from rhc ad- dition of too little. . The acid content, or more cor- rectly, the active acidity of fruits is the third essential of jolly form- ation. If it is too high, "sweating" will occur. If it is too low, the jelly Will not "set.“ All fruits contain acid in varying amount. In gen- eral the acid in the fruit. provides sufficient active acidity (or me making 0f a good Jelly. provided. that suﬂlcient pectin and sugar are] present. Investigations in the chemical! boratories have shown how lm-‘ portant it is to obtain a proper bai- | ance between pectin, sugar and active acidity to Produce the best as.

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SHARLUIIETUYIN MONDAY, JULY 30th

Every boy and girl under 16 years of age can go. Simply get one friend to subscribe for The Guardian, have the order below. signed, mail or bring the blank to _ the office of The Guardian and you will be given two tickets admitting you to the Big Show, Side Show. and the Wild West Show. If you d0n’t live in Charlottetown mail theqoréler and as soon as it has been veriﬁed your , tickets will be mar e .

All Orders Must be Veriﬁed. Veriﬁcation Takes Two Days Tickets Will be Good at Any Town Where the Circus" Plays

HURRY-SEND YOUR ORDERS IN AT ONCE TICKETS NOW BEING DISTRIBUTED _é_________

HAVE THE BLANK BELOW SIGNED AND BRING OR MAIL‘ TO THE CIRCULAT ION DEPARTMENT OF

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