tlrter t m l! night.

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, that entrancing and Qeductive "avail;- n ordinary teas. Orange Pekoe Blend 85c lb,

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ii offers you the friendliest scrviceJhe finest fbodjhe cosiesi roonls in lialiibxffhe most modern. the most fire- proof holel in ihe City.

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main points ofinleiesland

importance. bul Free (Pom the uproar of trams and cars. 9O rooms. single and

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WRITE FOR RESERVATIONS:

Tn: CARLETON llorlsi.

HEADQUARTERS IN HALIFAX.

steps from the centre

minutes walk of the

lliie. Wiih and wil'h- baths.

That Car Of Yours

lly l\'lLLl.\.\I”l'l.li.\ll\N

llrlri-in-lleart Tllnlll \\'l1ll Auto- mobile (bums and llrlrcrs on lion‘ to (it! the .\lnttl 0llf of Their (‘In n1 tllll Leilst ljlprnur.

c“ ovoooovooo‘,

FIND THE PLEASING HUM».

Apieasing hum resulting from illiul combination (it gears can “ liiiliiiy flllfliilfli i)y driving too lst or int) slowly in- tile particuar earcombination. .-\ good (lrlvgr “c. itlaies in second on a hill ulitil ‘M5 ii ilioiisant tollo- Then he iitis to it.

WHAT SPRING DEVICES DO

ii i! important to remember that ‘Ming "iii ‘Jiiiiflllite on elevations Salli?“ iiiiiiiii! into holes even m gmi i! contain-ti with n con- “hnluf: iiiihil its a silubbel‘. n cceslnrica ihvehzur i" “iiy 01' lilt‘ "Mime oirilillluftilsvrate on the Mk on mu n.l_J-. lhcse devices pmmm e "Piiii- preventing the m thmwrln rebounding like a shot V.‘ h d"! “K "i0 Pill‘ into the air. on“ tones alt‘. ilsuaiiy adjusted .. sslonpthle reiii-‘iillnce to the coln~ °i i! quit: lsriilrfifirlli-tlllint i?“ fon- lfillgitseli h. t...“ e h“

G005 CARE FOR BATTERY

h? "iii: hiiiiPly to switch off

‘i 0h lining the self-

nh m ‘ Throw out the

“mm” M “trifle the starter the

‘ "iiiiiiil: ovcr the trans »E

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START THE DAY RIGHT

With a Glass of

REGESAN FRUIT sauna

Tiiil affcrveaee

‘I rlt prepar- "ns" "vriigoh contains the "n. u,‘ ° '°'"=I nrinainien of

GRAPE AND LEMON

hliilili cparklln F (l I “'12:. iill! not: n a gentle | u’ °°°ii"fl and refresh- "I ihe system,

SOLD ONLY "av

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XALL POQQ "K Stun: as;

uuisslon gears. and pull the choker iout before touching the starter button so as to make every ninnlcilt of tho starters work

Gentiral Guardian

“'3 TAXI day and nlsht aer- vlca. Phone 687 or 209-1.

RODD'8 TAXI hire Hotel, Phone 448-1.

SERVICE Em- 225 Queen Street.

SPECIAL ENCUFIBION — A Bllccial excursion rate from Char- ibuttetown to Plctou and return ls

sins orlereti by the s. s. Hochel- “Bl! 500d 80in; Saturday rsturni Mflndny for $4.00. This makes a! delightful week end holiday at lit-i 11° Will- sei-l-zs-tti

‘CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-The fillcrilment of the Lord's Supper Will he dispensed in, the Kirk at Murray River on Sabbath. 8th. stir. vices at 10.30 and 6. Preparatory services on Thursday. 5th. at 2 p, ‘m. alid Saturday, 7th, at 7 m“,

HAPPENINGS AT HAMPTON._ 0n Tuesday evening, July 21st, a Piili)’ i" yollni: people gathered on ii"? ilfilllltihil shore of Mr. J. W. Villett, Hampton. tn have a glam. bake. The evening was all that could be desired, tho balmy air lllingled with the salt sea breeze with a full moon shining down on the waves (lashing against the rocks miltle a very picturesque setting for a jolly good time. A fire was kindled on the rocks and everyone Bnloyeti themselves to a good feed of clams. roasted on the coals, -n W"? ilihliiiihg delicacy. Violin lllil- Bic Wail lilrnlnhcd by .\ir. Duncan Fhlltiltlon iii his ilsuul i-lhod HLVlP, and tllo voices of thc merry party rang out on the evening itir in sov- oral old time soilgs. Altogether a most enjoyable eyeing was spout. and when the cmlhers were ilylng down and lilo glorious moon roao hit-Thor and higher. u happy ('|'l)\\'\i ivcutlcti their way liomclvarll. levi- lng well pleased with iht- outing. anti hoping to meet soon agitin nu a similar nct-zlslnn to enjoy thenr selves ill the great out-ut-tlunrs, _ linying in ill ruli swing in Hampton and the sound nf the mower (an he heard ill all directions. Some good fields 0t‘ hay are to lie seen as one drives along our roadways and lanes.—~hlrs. Hattie lVlcKinnou has returned to Boston after a

. pleasant holiday spent amongst re- lllltllVfifl and Pfritllidll in Hampton and

South Melville.--~'l‘he Misses Tina and Sadie Sample, Montague, are visiting in Hampton, the guests of their grantifalher. Mr. Duncan Fer- guson, sr. ~Aniong those from Hampton attending the opening of the election campaign by Rt. Hon. Arthur Melghen lfi Charlottetown on Wednesday evening were Messrs. George Farrow and lBoyd McQuar- rie. -'I‘he roads are being kept in ezgcellent condition this alinlmerby the co" ilxiod ilaerl oi‘ the split-log drag ope lied by Messrs. David and

Iconnt. The juice saved in tho or- dinary start mily he a thousand ,timcs more valuable should ‘the mnglne stall when the car is in a prccarloils lmsiiion. i ; HINT ON OARBURETION Carburetors can be made to sllp~ ply safe mixtures or dangerous Ones. Thc carburetor should be ad- justed so that stepping on the ac- celerator will make the car ju p out of danger. if stepping on e gas chokes the motor and houses it to slow down it is as dangerous as brakes tliilt tail. PRESSURE SAVES ENERGY Tires inflated to maximum pres~ silre aredielplul in city driving by making steering in and out of pin-king places easier.‘ WHERE CARE IS lMiPERATtivE

Breaking in a car with a rebored

Harold riiier-"in. (‘i-wpillitl. A Mrs. Minnie lllrKluuon. of Springfield. Muss, has returned ttrhcr old ihnme here to spend the summcr. jSlle purposes leaving again ill the luiltulnn for the land of Uncle Sam. ——Our hustling merchants, Messrs. Webster ad Dllnsford. are each doing a rushing business. —-Several new potato sprayers have bee pllr- chased in this section as the rm- ers fear the annual visit of the mucll talked of potato bug. who nc-irer falls to come to P. E. l. to itlpend thc summer and enjoy ollr ideal climate.

--»¢o->i~~--— Keep Mlnurdfit Llululnnt handy.

puteil to he worth $1,100,000 and her brother return llulne on ‘the night of the slayings. i

New Evidence

‘Stilts officials who have taken the case over from county officials

orod- it is a more difficult task tliuu breaking in a brand new on~ glue because factory precision is, not available in the average run of repair shops. and there is not such a wide assortment of parts to soi- ect from. The chtnhes of installing an oversize piston that is a trifle too large should be borne in mind. The tight piston. combined with the owner's mistaken idea. that the car ta all ready for hard work may bs sufficient to score a cylinder and spoil the job.

FAREWELL TO A FALLACY

lMagnctos and generators belong to the same family. and arc closely relatod in many respects. But ill the slime time they may differ radically on certain points. Liko a pure generator. a magneto is alm- ply an (energy transference much- lne, doing a presto change between mechanical energy and tho stoc- trical typo. But the difference be- tween thonl cannot. be tlfflalleti 11h‘ tii one has banished forever ll 60m- mon fallacy. One must. got ovor the idea that electricity is generated by means of friction; the brushes working upon the commutator-

Workman ‘Goes To Jail With Aristocrat

soiirnnvlnua. N. 1.. July 31- Wllllam Phillips. factory worker. has joined the 40-year-old nrlsiflfifili Mrs. Edward \Vll8PiE\l‘ Hflii ill iii“ county jail. where she was held without ball today for the murder four yonm ago of her clergyman husband and Mrs. Eleanor iMllls. wife of a church sexton. Phiiiiilist who was a night watchman at the New Jersey College for women a few blocks from the Hail homo. when the hotlles wore found side by side under a crabnpplo tron in September 11122, was arrested inat- night as a material wilt-miss and held in fire thousand dollars bail-

cylinder block requires skill it’ theflmiiiy sonahl at lei-Hi life of the, engine is to be consid‘,

‘a re-openlng of

two other persons on the bilsls of "fl mass of revealed in investigations that resulted from an annulment suit flied by Arthur S. Rlehl a former maid in the Hall homo.

Mrs. Rlchl yesterday denied as- sertions of her husband that she ihatl been plllrl five thousand dol- llurs for secrecy. She is quoted, as having revealed that Barbara Tough. another maid in the Hall household. was of! duty on the night of the murder, saw the Rev.- Mr. Hall and Mrs. Mills i-lt their trysting place in an abandoned 01" chard and telephoned to Mrs. Hall. iMi-s. Hall 1s said to have left her home afterward in com- pany with her brother, Willie Stov- ens. anti her chauffeur, Peter Tum- ulry.

Mrs. June ‘N. Gibson. known as the “pig woman." who testified foilr years ago ‘she saw Mrs. Hull's pretty 34-year-old rival and then "w the shooting was questioned yesterday and repeated her prev- ious testimony. , ‘Governor Moore wired from Sea Glrt today that Senator Simpson of Hudson County, bad been appointed as special prosecutor in the case.

new evidence"

_ front o rin back of one of the front Ktiiie lrenc llurrj’ was 140i‘ nnized.

, fresh puncture.

immerse UP FATHER.—-

i THE_ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

“£322. '““' ROOPS Meat Market PHONE 421

By FREDERICK O. RUSSELL Join Smith ll u ohlrlnter Ilium nary malarial nhuuill Ill- oumo. I'll ll not uilhh, ntlur ho l0 n motoring martyr, n .__.4 chap willful and [lat] to have I Per Lb. Roasts "Shoulder" . . . . .. 17c’ Roast: “Rump" . . . . . . . .. 25c Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c to 28c Trips “Cooket-i" 20¢ Corned Beet 18c to 20c

exploited, l.n any lntorullnl Hambnrn steak . . . . . . .. 22c -

Iuy. hi: experiences for the Cooked Lunch Loaf 35c

>

tho benefit II the other twenty million or more numbers of the motor allu-

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N0. 23: Tire Talk:

That Smith and l happened to get talking about tires was a logical outcome ofvevents. Ho hail invit- ed me out to his country club for dinner. ‘We were rolling along the roadway at a smart pace when one of the “joys" ot‘ motoring happened- A tire punctured. though tortun‘ ately it did not blow out. Smith hasfbeen driving for about tour months so with cord tires all around he docs not look for biowoutsuyet.

But it appeared that he was not even looking for punctures. for when l jumped out. with the idea of making a quick change to the spare tire l found that there was nothing in the wily of a lire hang- ing on the rear of thc car.

"Where's your spilro?" I asked.

‘Oil thc cor," was the reply. "Didn't you just hear it puncture?"

l looked ut the flat lire and rc- cognizcd ittns the (‘a-brie extra which Smith had bought soon alter acquiring the machine,

“But whore is tho original tire that was on tbs wheel?" l asked ilguln. .

"lt is being repaired." Smith said "it isn't ready."

"You mean. you ilrn't ready." l rctorted. "A driver can be rattler certain of blowouts. but punctures are different. They come l.n hunches llko bud luck. See. there's a nail right through the shoe and lnto the tllbo. We'll have to fix this right on the road. Either tilat or run along and ruill your shoe and tube."

Because- Sinlth had taken lny re- cent advice about being prepared (‘or what might happen he was aibie to produce a can 0t‘ material to mend inner tubes. This helped considerably; at least no we thought. upon looking at the car. The contents. however, were not so encouraging. The dealer who sold hinl the can must have had it on his shelf for years, for ilie cement was dry and the rubber was as hard as a rock.

We decided to Wfiffy over that ' ' later. At least, Sluith was about to arrived at our destlnatior, have a little experience ill repalr- is still holding i103’ ing tithes on the road. so we went "l know l. is." l ;-~1»1i.“".. ‘T ahead as though we really had liiliiYi- put ton ulucll air in it. =' something with which tn ti.) the lSnlilh wanted to licur tnorc about job. the kiluck of itecplng the air pres-

l watched Smith try to raise, the sure in tires bulancl-ti hctwvcti illi- right (‘rout wheel. He placed tho tier and over inflation. hilt we were jack under the right front spring interrupted by a third party. Caro and began trying to raise the car. 0t‘ the tires is a story in list-it‘ any- i-ie worked for some time and then, way. lSinlth will have many ticca- just as ‘the front of the car began sions to talk about 1il‘('s attain. to leave the ground. the machine

oiled back a few inches and slipped ,—?<ea>--~ ~ 0ft‘ the jack. MOORE-HURRY WEDDING -—

"Puil 0n your emergency brake, 4 when you arc changing a trontiOu Monday evening. July 26th. tire," I‘ suggested, "Whenever a an event of more than ordinary ill- reur tire is being changed, it is tercsi. transpirctl when the mr .‘- best to place n rock 0r uonlethiug in age of Mr. llollig Moore auu Miss

PORK

Fresh Roast: . . . . .. Fresh Chops ..

Fresh Sausages Bacon "Shoulder" Cooked Lunch Ham

BIRDS

Chicken and Fowl (milk fed.)

IMPORTANT

All our Beef l: hung (we weeks and more bctorc being cut. "this is the reason why It has that rich and delicate ‘YiBVOP- You are invited to Five our "Shoulder" and ‘Rllmilv’ Roasts a trial and loam for yourself the differ- once.

iwiW has our buslncu grown to such large prQp°|-_ "a"! In so short a time, "Thlrfa a Reason." .

“Stall Fed" Cattle hung two weeks bciorc cutting and Bacon and Hams from fresh kiiiiid "'19s must oat better and our prices are no higher.

Inspection Invited. Our new

"lifkfl is one of the finest in ' Canada. ‘

l. M. R00? C0. PHONE 421

’$—~a~~"

wheels so that the car can't move The Rev. Win. Ryan tied the nu?- of its; own accort." tizll knot. As tho strains of‘ the lHe followed m-y suggestion and wedding march floated on till air) once again began trying to raise the bride was escorted by he!‘ the cilr by placing the jack tinder-father to the lawn whore the g1'00-‘ one of the t'r0nt springs. When the awaited her under n flower docked jack had been turned up to its limit bower and here the ceremony was he found the car only about a half performed. iivlore than sixty invit- inch above the round. There wasletl guests were in iltteiltlance and‘ hardly roolii enough to change theillenrtlly congratulated the newlyi tire. He complained about the jack. wetitled pair. Later in the evening "it's the way you are using it." I a most Sllllllltllflug supper was serr- sald. “You're simply compressing ed to which all did ample justice. the spring and not really raising The grout variety of costly presents the car. Always place your jack testify the popularity of both hrliie under the axle. And if for any raa- and groom. The bride was attired son you can't raise tho cur high ln rose georgetto and carried a enough that way then place some-ibouquct of white carnatlons and thing under the jack." maiden hair fern. The wuldlng '\V'hcn we had removed the tire march was played ily Mrs. llcnt- from the w-heel and the shoe lromiricc Jildson ot’ Alexandra. The the rim we were re/ldy for the roaiihritle is the eldest daughter of job. Henry and Mrs. Hurry of Sherwood "Now what?" Smith asked. lry- and has for (he pilst four years ing his best to mold the hard been (‘he popular bookkeeper for piece of rubber. lMllzht as well put Mr. ‘P. J. McDonald. Charlottetown. a stone on the tube. This will The groom is n non ot "~. and never hold." Mrs. .1. A.‘ Moore, Mar be. , '1" o "Try it anyway.'- l suggested. “hSun Life AHFiUTfl".u go's‘ P. 1.. .- nnce had the same experience. liianu Division. 11KB!’ b", gamu- hammered the hard rubber over lhoiniiotl by a larg - uhlvr prlty ‘DB hole in the tube until 1t stuck justillnppy couple mo we u dowel: an so that it wouldn't fall off while lrtutit- t'or a tour 0f ~ MnrltP-l" put the tuho in the nhoc. The pre- Provinces. Tilfiv an. mournin- sure of the tube against tho lnntdo it'll its far as llailw: .. Mt‘ Gly- cf the shoe. and the heat. [luillly tilnu Moore who in l\ uf- u): to made a perfect patch. ldrovo i100 Pllishilrg from whence no hurl miles without changing the tire; coinc to attend tho ceremonial. (ln even then the trouble was duc to a their return they will reside ll[ Ml. What ‘happens once Edward Road. will happen again." it did. ‘We pumped up the tire illnuy n girl is single today, says and it held. Smith was enl-huslas- n rolleague. because she couldn't "c. stny awake while n man talked a- “Sayfr he explained. when we had lloui hlmselha‘

Mexican Catholics To Be Disarmed

(Canadian Fran)

MJJXICO CITY, July 29.—-El Unl- vorsal Grafico, says that Attorney Oeneral Ortega ital-i issued ordeis tor tihe dlsarment of all Catholics throughout Mexico. Be- cause that some Cilthcllc groups are holding meetings in the Capl- lal, causing the authorities to fear the possibility of their planning for Olibosltion to the government mpg. lous progress.

lt is customary lll Mexlcg [or

' mull)’ 1990010 to carry plBLOIS- The - police to help tlleln In their task.

the news papers say. will he fur- nished with a list of all the flunlcs of members found iii the (lies Ur lilo Ilonguc [or the lleleilce m" m. liglous Liberty and other Catholic orgzlilizzltloil.

RADIO PROGRAMS

iM-ON DAY. AUGUST 2

International Radio Programs EVENING CONCERTS

6.30 P. M. WMUA (311) Now York. Musical- 00 P. M.

WEAF (193) N. Y. "Pop" Concert. WTAM (390) Cleveland. Concerts. 7.30 P. M.

WEAF (192) N. Y. (ioltlmnn Band Concert. New York (‘niversliy (Innlnus to wish-l‘. WTlC and

\\'\\'J. 8.00 P. M‘.

KlhNF (263) ,Sil(.‘llilll(i08l1, Concert.

WCAl-l (162) Pittsburgh. Studio Concert.

i \\'la"Al<‘ (-192) N. Y. A. til. I‘. (Irypslcs.

also lroni WOAl’. WEEI. WJAR. \\'()(), \\'V\'J.

“liilhtj (326) Cinci. American Lei;- ion Concert.

W-(‘X (iii?) Detroit. Detroit Symph- ouy.

Wllliit) (2245) Lansing. Ensemble. KUKA (301)) B» Pitts. Hawaiian players. ' WBAL (2-16) Baltimore. Male qnur‘

teite. 8.10 P. M. WUAI‘ (277) Philadelphia. Musl- cal.

8.15 P. M.

WAiilI) (214) hlinneapolls. Classi-

cal 8.30 P. M.

“lTAbl (380) Cleveland. Program.

WOCO (417) St. Paul. Mlps. Radio Scouts llour.

“(I-SH (256) Symphony. _

WPU (300) Atlantlt: City. Vesella's Band.

ivAiitfi (316) Richmond il1ll.Vocai numbers.

W117, (3333) Springfield. Organ rc- citzll.

Wit-AZ (330) Troy. Hawilzin Four.

9.00 P. M.

Studio

Portland. Strand

WllAl> (275) liilwtluketl. Mar- quette U. Progllllh-

\Vi(,'.r\lt1 (4161) Pitts. Grand (lpera.

KDKA (309) Richmond llill. Songs, like.

WBAF (103, N. Y. Operatic cou- cert. to ‘USil, WOCO, WOO, WU/ila‘. \Vl).l\li‘. \VJit\ll, WTlC, “TAP. KS1). and WSAI.

WiiW (i123) Cinci. Brotherhood male quartette.

. 9-15 P. M. W\ ‘H (256) Portland. Occuu Hav- en ‘uintette. 9-30 P. M. W‘ i‘ (395) Phil-a. Vaildovllla. \' r57. (333) Springfield. Musicale. 10.00 P. M- wsor: (216) Milwaukee. gram Program.

WOAW (526) Omaha. Musical Con cert.

WGY (371)) Schenectady. Vocal.

WTlC (476) Hartford. Organ reci- tal. =

“TAP (469) Wiiillli. Band Symphonctte.

WCCO (i117) St. Paul. Nipls. Scan- dinavian Ensemble.

10.10 P. M.

WLW (423) Cinci. Cinci. Tinlos~ Star Program-

WllAL (246) Baltimore. Musical.

KTHS (375) llot Springs. Classic llour.

Candy-

U- S. Army

10.30 P. M. “"'Bl\ll' (176) Fort. Worth. Concert.

I ret Hot Water Dissolve Your Corns

To quickly end aoro. itching POTTIR. the unrest remedy is the hot (out hath treatment and a few up. pllcnilons nf Putnam's Pillnlous (‘orn Extractor. Full directions in

ouch package. You won't be distill-i 5mm“ Putnam's Ex» ctc.. and KG-W (192) Periiatlti, Stiorting llc-iiilu) (12K) Sun Francisco. Mandar-

poiniorl because font. lumps. callouses. 25c. -hy dealers everywhere.

tractor painlessly removes corna. leaves nn mark or scar. Sold ionWDW (4251) t'in<~intlaii, lluseittili

l

Tzke Wrigley? spear-mm. 1m: Fruit or the delicious Nips or Doublemint.

Take them after meals and profit greatly thereby. ‘, You need just the aid m di- gestion that Wrigley? givcl. Spearmint has the flavor of fresh mint leaves ~ Juicy Fruit has the flavor of fresh ripe fruits-And your favorite Peppermint flavor is double strength in the others:

KGi) (361) Ozlklalttl. liducatiunui Program. l i r

Scores. 1.00 A. M. WANT TO DANCE? WKRC (326) Ulnri. Popular Sung llour. (Name o! orchestra In given) I 7.30 P. m FEATURE TALKS ,WI"A.\ (r176) lltlllas- Holley Boys. 8.00 P. M. Will’ (KSO) Schenectady. Concert“ (lrt-lit-strzl. il\'l)l\'r\ i309) Pitta. Nun's‘ Post. ;\\'(.‘.\ii'I (161) Pitts. Park.