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The process of making Perfection lee Cream ‘is exact. .The weighing is done on accurate scales. the temperatures are registered on correct thermometers the minutes are counted by reliable timepieces. Ev. erything ls tested. everything le standardized, every-

thing is just according to formula. And because this

on. Reins- closed llntil Aug 2

erunewr soxnoene . "murdered. 79 syaiiey st.

illflvifitls: ‘rm; BEAUTIES 0F "m: ISLAND- By sending your friends a souvenir or P. 1d 1 °9lY 67c nontoxic. ouuiiiiin Office:

GOOD QUALITY ' sizes. $5.50. Cpir-hranteed all sizes. $6.50. Patons,

springs

WE ARE SIHOWING a. wonder- ful assortment of Sherbet, glasses. Price $4.75 1-2 doz upwards. W. W. Weiiner Ltd. Jewellers.

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1 i LIVE BROlLED lobsters will be .. served at the Gerard Hotel. Bor- denpfor the next two months, all , tlhlngs being equal, lt is absolute- (lY neccssaryto give t.he Hotel - Mnnhsement notice by wire twelve . 511d twenty "four hours in advance.

,. PQLlCE counr- ‘There were two ‘milk vendors before the Pol- ice Court yesterday morning charged with supplying milk test- ing below the average. 3 1-2 per cent butter fat. Their cases weio adjourned until Monday.

WELCOME VlS|TOR.-— Mr. J. Dorsey Stanley of Augusta Men has arrived in tllccity on a visit to relatives. He is a brother of Conductor Tom Stanley. Mr. Stun icy left hcre 30 years ago. and it_is nlbout 20 years since he last visit- ed his native province.

..ENTER5 SISTERHOOD.— Mr tlntl ‘Mrs. Trainor, 38 Grafton St. City, accompanied by Miss Minnie Trainer loft yesterday morning en route to Montreal, where they will lite present ut the ceremonies at lthe Notre Danie iMntlier Clio-psi, in which Miss Kathleen Trainer, their sister. will tnalre her profession as a sister of the Not-re Dame Order.

FURMEN INTERESTED-The lri termitlnnal Fur Exchange will hold

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THE VERV LATEST in Silver- ware for gifts at this W.‘T.‘- We.- iner Co. ‘1.td., Queen St.

This b-tronlgzlpcrsbnal tie with America was never interrupted.

ALLEY l. 60., have on display now Ila Farisienne Face Models for women showing all the latest

affects. Nay, it grew stronger its the years O went‘ on, and ‘whether as Prince

Q51-ER,M,O,OR and (DIXENM or King. King Edward lost no op- Tuft iuattresess at $22.00 and lmnunlll’ "l “cl-‘lalllllllfl lllB lllell‘

llli’ of the two motions‘ interest. At the close of 1895. ‘when Presid- ent (‘levelantl threatened a breach 0f tho llngltnAmerican understand- lllE. Mr. Pulitzer, the proprietor of The New York World, who had met. the Prince at Hamburg, took the unconventional course of tele- lllilliitlng both to the Print-e and the present King George for an cx-

pressitm of their views of the pci'i-_ loos crisis. Tlic King drafted the‘ lollowinz reply: "i thank you for Wleisram, l earnestly trust... ‘and cannot biit liiclieve, present, crisis wlll l"! anaugetl in a manner satis- “Wlllfy t0 both cBuhti-ics and will

$25.00. Patons.

EASTERN STAR»- We have just received a large assortment of Masonic Eastern Star ipins, broach- es and buttons. W. W. Welilner Ltd. Jewellers.

watchels, repairing at WGHIIGTVCO. Ltd, Queen

PROMPT efficient clocks and 1ewelry,. the W. T. Street, THE'S. S. “CANADIAN SAPPER" Wlllflto due here FYlday evening and loads zeneral cargo for St.

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John's. Newfoundland. Buntain,

Ben’ Co" Mums‘. he succcctiotl by saiué warm feeling

uf friendship which has existed but. ween them for s0 many years," The Prilue Minister, Lord Salis- bury‘. ilcprecatcd tllc prince's in. lfrfcrencc, and advised that Ml‘. I ulitzer s’ journalistic enterprise should in this instance ‘be toiled. *1" "Billy from the prince reached bew- York, and tho incident anti lllll prince's action are now reveal- cti for the first time.

- THE QARDEN OF THE. GULF ILLUSTRATED-Souvenirs of t‘he Province-best illustrated writs-up of the province ever published. Price fifty seven cents postpaid. Guardian Office.

in Woodstock

P ._ a EmN-Js ‘N cAssERol-Ea (Woodstock Sentinel)

Pyrex Casseroles with. cut glass

When Arrested

“Deaf and Dumb" Man in Custody

Best Bids Were $2,100

“ships o... Washington $300,000 to $800,000 Each

WASHINGTON. D.C., Aug. 2;‘.-

THE MARKETS

MONTREAL AUG. 2a.- The ts ceipts of eggs on Saturday were 1.517 cases. as against 671 cases for the sauio day last week, and 5219 cases for the corresponding day n, year ago. The receipts for the west; ending August 20th, 1921, were 12,-.

tops. and Silver plated frames. @ $5.75. W. W. weliner LtdJewel- lore.-

. . . . NOTIOEWTO ADVERTISERS.‘- Advertisers are reminded that all display advertisements must be in the Guardian Office before noon [of the day previous to publication and before 10 a. m.-on Saturdays.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.- Advertisers are reminded that all display advertisements must be in the Guardian Otfice before ifoon oi‘ the day previous to publication and before 10 a. m..on Saturdays.

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THE REV. OVID PETERS will give an address in Pownai (Jliurch.

Eloping Couples

Girls

Two sloping couples were

their homes with Mr Alex. ‘S. During the month of July,

. and

Charles l’. Bennoch,

Were Atililoodstock

Maine Parents Searching for Young

WOODS/TOOK, N. 13., Aug 25>- from Aug. 2nd to 10th, and madc

I . fL . v85 0 Own Wondsmcls and has been talking ever since, ‘Frflil Noyes, tigcd 45 _V8iii's, was fll'~ rested for kidnapping Alida B, Ben nocli, the 15 pour-old tiaughtei‘ of of Greene

A young mun giving the mime of Patrick lilclfivoy was urrcstett Wetl- licstlay and lodge in 142i for play- ing a deaf and dumb part and coi- lcctlng money to bc used in getting an education. A book was foiiml on his pcrsoit. with a typcltrrilcn document signed by W. Harris. rcc- lanmmentliui: him to tilt‘. charity of thc public. llc litiil collected a con- siderable amount of motley. When arrested llc rccovcrcd his speech

in an cf-fort to explain away itu‘. position. ‘lie first said he was from Amherst, N. S. in SI.

Bids of $2.100 each for 205 wooden vessels submittotl by the Ship (lon- struction iiiid Trailing (forporatioli of Ncw Ytrk have been atrct-pleti by tho Shipping Board. it ivas‘ ali- nounirerl oiiicalily tonight.

A ‘contract for sale between tlic Corporation and the Shipping iioartl had been drawn lip under direction of (Zommissiolit-r Pldyvurrl C, Plum- mer. and will he approvctl by the

Board Tuesday. providing the pllr- chascr completes the required bond,

Mr. Plummcr said tonight the

‘Board had tlcvutcrl a great dcal of time i0 tile study of the bids ill viviw of “the terribly

low prices

134 cases, as compared with 9.07% cases i-or the previous week. and,‘ 14.061, cases for the same wee last year. The total receipts from’ May 1st, 1921, to date were 223,- 571 cases. as against 268.880 cases‘ for the same period in 1920. The receipts for the past weeek show‘ tin increase oi 3.060 cases as com‘- parci] Wllll the previous week. and ll decrease of 2,827 cases with the saute week last year, while‘ the total receipts for the season are 40, 309 cases smaller than in 1920 for the saiue period. - Tile stock of eggs at all points in Ontario including Toronto on August 1st, l92lvwas 120,577 cases of cold storage, as against 124, 362 cases for the same date in 1920, and the stock of fresh eggs

formula, the result of years of scientific practice and experience le so closely followed the quality of

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NEVER VARIES .

its next Piiblic' Auction Fur Sale on ‘SPDEOIITDGT 28th. 1921, and days following. at till.- lnternlitionill Fur Exchange building. corner Fourth and Market Streets. St. Louis, Mo, ll. S. A. The offering will consist of a substantial assort- ment of furs of all kintls, incluill ,_: ii. teonsidernble quantity of new gntitls not previously offered in any siilo. Goods will be on show and atfcl- Sept. 22nd; 1921. We stivise buybrs to allow themselves ample time in which tn inspect iii-.- merchandise before the sale bo- gins. ‘Those Kfimls will tin sold on practically tho sumo terms as the (‘nmpzinl/‘s last sale in Fcbruziry 1921. ‘

Queens (Jouiity Liberlil conservative‘ ‘ Association-

In accordance with the constitution an i_n-

augtiral meeting will behelclin the

BOARD,

Ou Tuesday. Aug. 30th, 1921

OF TRADE ROOMS Charlottetown

At 11 O’clock Forenoon

for the purpose of completing the‘ organiza-

tion of the County.

Liberal Conservative Voters of the Coun-

ty are invited to be present.

w, H. AITKEN,

President

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tiilaiige in Business t

We will discontinue the wiring and ‘ supply department of our business at once.

< All accounts for supplies and wir-

ing are now due ‘and payable at our office.

All electrical fixturespn hand will be soltiat reduced prices for cash. - , llltliiiiiitl ‘Electric l7»- l-itll |'"lJ ;.- 1 ‘ ‘ t¢++wdooon+wvrw+oeooe+e4+e4e+yo

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All accounts‘ in arrears more than

1 thirty days for Electric Current for

‘ light or power must be settled on or

before Thursday 25th inst or service

3 wiltl be discontinued without further no ice.

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PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. [mills (l. Wllfifli" Ql Montreal are visiting Mrs Wliears father here, M1". G. ll. (look.

Miss litenillo 0t‘ Prowao Bros l.til.. loft yesterday morning on a visit in Toronto, New York and other Fashionable Milllnery Centers. ‘The many frlzntis 0f Mrs. James M. McFudyeu. St. Czithcrinos will he._plcasctl to learn that slit‘. l5 doing nicely after hcr Ollflflllll"! l" ‘the P, E. lzilanrl Hospital.

i Mr, E. A. ‘Foster and wife have returned from St. John when, Mr. Foster was attending a utecting 0f 'tl\e pharmaceutical Association.

Miss Marie Panll. who has liicen home on a itaclition. left Oil return to Edmonton yesterday morning. She was ZICCOIHpZUIlCd‘ as fur as Montreal by lier niollior. Mrs, S. P Paoii.

bliss Gertrude Sullivan of the Western Union Staff. Monc n. tir- compltnlcd by hcr sister Miss Car» rie and Miss Julia Clarke are spending a vacation on the island-

Mr. Hum Nelson, auditor for the Massey-Harris Co. with his wifa and family, have dlEGH visiting tllc island, left on reituru to their home lulyloncton yesl-erdll)’ "wlnlng-

HGUY BROTHERS Minstrels Mgflnflf! 2.30 today ill. the Prince Edward. -

§ Hotel Victoria - 1 ‘

Famed for “ltel cuisine service. 4

Elegantly furnished, 62 rooms wlfh bathe.

Make It ‘your 7i»...- Ink Ohsrlottetewn! l,

iii. i. c.‘ ilarris Eye Specialist y’

Office, RoyialBanli Building, (ilisrlof- ‘tetown. . ' Office Hours. l

Anvil orst, N.

Thursday evening at. 8 o'clock. A splendid programme of solos, _clioruses_ quartcttes and reading by

Lake, Mo. The girl wits returned to hcr ptsfiants and Noyes was givcn

a heaflng helm“ m“ Ellswmll‘ has ti wife anti two children.

nislietl by a brn-thei‘ of Noyes tinll Hiram Patton. Onc of the witness- es ivus Ralph Hamilton, aged 23.

On the afternoon of . six-isjviinilnr Rec, No. 29. - . » .

l-"llllnt: ilamilton anti Messls. Alida [look n“ “w stud’ and Orivllc ileitnoch, aged iii, stop

France Unveils Tablet Volunteers.

PARIS, Aug. l24.--¢i~‘orcigii_ volun-

to 40,000

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. tires were purchwsed for the - i .-= .‘ t ‘l w. ti . l u ' ""10- Nlillfi Slit) Vi ill-P ll} lliPil JO I10 ‘and on Aug 10th‘ they left for pans tho Foreign Legion. A tablet W08 unknown. alter ilumilton lllliil ff)!‘ iilivciletl recording “that. 0n August. the rooms.

Sonic garments were

is the sour" lit lllS iiiliriiiciill. ‘o. iZ-icl, until r-i-leoni your most as ignorant n1 mysteries as .\ril.t=ilr

and right."

Forty thousand men were rc- cruiteil for the, Forcigil Iiogiou dur- lug tllewar, 10.000 of whom were

tr. rlioi ihc blood.

wrote to the mother of the girls, Zl. _ We know now

reply having been received on Aug. 10th, stating that every effort. was bdlng made in find the (‘lflplfig cou-

ilillt tho brain

Tlin filflfilillln for transmitting -__-. photographic FCCUNIS over n tele- phone wii‘c is to-bc mobilized iii Llie interests of Justice.

'l‘lie chic." oi‘ the Italian school for scientific fiflfliiilfllflgv proposes to use tliis instrument for tlin Lraitsntissiun of fingcr-prnts of ails pocted criminals.

Hy this uieans, ivlien .1 luttn is urrestcd in London. for instance; it will be pttssihlc simultaneously to ilospatch his finger-prints t: vllllfl,

There must be many Japanese still. living who i-uu r0iueni.bci' When their countrymen ivctild‘ have rtqgt-irtled with horror the manner in which the crown prili 2e allows himself t0 be gazed upon by foreign crowds. _

So late as 1807 n0 Japanese was allowed tr.‘ look upon tlii. emperor. who lived a life apart in tho seclu-

socu llll‘tlll[‘,’ll tho tliirll sr-ts in iuiitiwti llic mus of lips, timlzur. (‘lliililfl iii: lo s

if tho brain

is the power nf speech lost. also‘ tho power lo road and

LAST SE. SON

up. all blinds tirawu. and even tho

pains, dull headaches~all symp- toms of possible greater danger. For fine gill restorative treatment take Hot) ‘s Sersaparlilu to purify your blood, strengthen your

his heir ‘when they drive through ‘learnt arc the streets. . ::"Your pastry will be light. fluffy anti smooth if you use Bor-

section may be

{HY} Cflbi

. and now says iiisl lit/me is in St. Stephen’ whrrc he

dressed and of stroll iliuwarauw The only excuse lie offers is that he was drinking and says he found the

mun ltnows little of lilo organ which lll TOWN EGG LAYING CDNTEST lit‘ \\ i. ul- s wrote and who. liiiirl-

divided iiitn ll. number of distinct‘ trlimpllriiucntz-r. teach oi‘ which is: tlir

rtt 1'. .""il‘..Cl“O’lllI]f,- Killed‘ lnlf, o 1 scpaili ~i ltt l ————<0->—~*—— 'i‘llu.\‘. one fif)lil‘il’ll‘llllt‘lif just lic- l .. T FOR VULGAR EVES. . , ' ,, ‘, . F|NGER,PR|NTS By PHONE z __ hiud tho vjrvfl and stparatiil fiom

.ii and ‘larynx whit-ll k

‘ul- fifvlllf‘. iviiolc rompartluttnt is iltesiiwiyTiil. 11"’ nllll‘ lilit l0

whni. is said lri well as <-\'i'-l',~tli~nii_i:ii

])Il5 flASE GERIHS crevices covered with paper. and quite uuaiblc tti spunk liilnsoll’. Anti. Ill: mic iriis lluldlillltdl in ‘.ii-z streets similarly. he luuy b0 able tr» rnflll , Vast changes have taken plat-c and speak without Traces of grip, influenza. fovcr-‘l- since ilrcn. blit ovcn today it is what is sllitl to him‘. "T l" Filllllli may ll!‘ llllilellllfi ll! Yfllll‘ llllllllllw not considered quite proper untl and llt‘lil‘ without being tllllv l" Cilllfillll; llltll- Oxlmllll! WBillUlQ-“l-‘l l-ll“ respectful by the luusscs 0f the read. _ ' ed fnflllllls’. lllltl IllEBSl-lflll- lllllellllll" DfZOpll‘. to look at til-o cliipci-oi or In this '~?ll<‘i.‘<1ll-l'llll"lll°l' """"‘l‘“

nrrimgoil iii sections. like hooks on a library shelf. ("in-.- destrryvctl while the rest remain inflict. 'l":i‘us_ tiieri’ on record where 1 mun

whiz-h wcrc offered." lbutconsider- cd that the best thing under tlic

poIpu-lar entertainers is also arrang; Municipal (‘oiii-i, and gpnt “l, for tairtumlstanccs WOUlIl be to accept Bil; COInB- trial at tlic October term of the n” w“ "elmlmlml m" " “wmkdhc tifforetl price for part of the TNT" '_" . ‘is-“Flnflne Court He w"? 10km" ‘"1 l)!’ m“ lmllm "“I‘g'sl§"te' T“ 9m“ tlcrt. Th1‘. vessels cost the Board- ‘HONORS Fangs,“ LEG|QN__ >.ii or $1.000, the bail being fur- about 25 years of age. very ivell ymm $5,001.00 m 3300.000 ,.,,,,h_ M.

to the vessels retained. Commis- sioner Plummet" explained. the Ship- pint: Board was considering till: possibility of their utilizing as poiitooiis for tho proposed bridge

tccrs who swore allegiance to . . . . . pcd at ti , .ii .. . ‘. ‘ .4 rlt'l0.S the liludsoli ltivcr at New

.l“rultt‘e at the outbreak of the war “ml _,.,,,,,I;ef,eq,‘,,§',',,ff ‘Zlghgly FACTS ABOUT THE BRAlN Yon: (my.

iii 15114 ivcrt; honored totizly at a .i,0'inctl by Nngyns, who arrivcil on , ___._e__‘.‘______. 4

‘t-vrcmtiuy licld in the lnvalides, tlic "l" lllKlIl train. While hero new With illl llli‘ boasted rlcvrulteas. NOTES (SN ‘THE CHARLOTTE.

FOR THE 42nd WEEK OF THE- CONTEST, ENDING ANG_ 21

2i. 1914. froo "ion of all nzitilitis of“ l llllliblllfi mm l‘ Hmusmd W,“ m" m, 1921 I , , . ., _ ., _ rniu tic rooms, and. fr ' f.‘"~ ‘ "' “l " " ‘ ' ' ~ ' the world uiltiilcil heir. fol rrtiutelmntmn he had re(_leiv/ni“n')'l:r_lnlsés 013,1,“ m“, i“, "my mnflllon was,

'l‘hcre was a slight. gain in tlic number of eggs laid ‘during tlic 42nd week. Tile pcn‘ of’ Barred Rocks owned by r. J. B. Milllntin nf Kcnsington ivas first, with 46 eggs. tiic Experimental Fiirlnls lie-ii

is

them by :i iiiin pnrtitionwil‘ liiillti. is 0i’ Wiiitc eghnrns N0 21 tied with responsible for speech. it is ilirid- 011 iutn tlirrc strctinns, one 0i whit-ii i-ogistrrs Wiil'i|.~' lliill Pfifllf‘ through the oars; iinrrtiici‘ l'f}t3fii‘(llila\h'9rllll cyrs; ‘linii'i’l

th-eir pen of Barrctl Rocks No 25 for 2nd place with 44 eggs c ii; the pcn of Barri-.ii flecks c-wncd by Wallace Mckay of Stanley Briligi‘. was Iird, with 43 cSiZ-s; Mi‘. iddwin ltr-idis White Lcghnrns ticd wltli IVl-r. Walter Buntaln's Barrett lint-ks for 4th plllcc. with 40 eggs ouch; [he White lioghorns of Mr. Jaiucs J. Jenkins ticd with the

80mm and Ron“, and 3,.“ H", POL sion 0f his palace. All that was itiitii-rstlu.‘ w.» - ‘Til-Tl’; I ‘ ' “.9 ,,_v those citips 5m an‘. “mails seen of him by those who waited (in the i.'-_'-' li_'lnd_ . tnsnnyury [larpnd Rocks of Mrs, R G_ Mfllar. they hp“; fgggfdlng Dru-Viol... m“. on his commands was lllS thick; 1F. only [T171161]. ~if. for vlx-iiitliiv: m, fppfitli place, with 36 czgs eticli; vivnom \Vhen‘the ruin was first inotliiitui only the sol-lion rcslinnslllh‘ l" w’, Mflpllan.“ Wm“, Loghnm,‘ .__d_¢-o->——-— to the extent of his leaving tho rpoccii is dcsiroyel, ll mun may f ~ L - " ‘ V‘ palace, all shutters had t0 bt- put be, abil- to read and tn understand iind with Mi‘. Willlnin Nfl-‘llcrl

White Lcghoriis for 6th place, with 35 eggs each; Mr, James Cain's

nmigrgl-dnqlngrBarrcd Rocks were 7th with 3R

eggs. -

The pen of Barred Rocks of Mr. J. it Mlllninn, Kcnsington. (routin- ue tn lead the contest. with .l tot-ll of 1367 eggs; M-r. William Noah's While ‘Legliorns are 2nd with 13M egsifi the Experimental Station's

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firsts 37c tn 40c; vania and nearby western hennery,

46c to 48c; drr. gathered and uiixetl colors, firsts to‘ extras,‘ 35c to 45c; refrigerator, lid 1-20 t0 37 1-20;

was 12.415 clise, as compared with 24.043 trases last year. The stock of storage cuss. in the United States on Aug .1 Isl, 1921, was 7,590,000 cases, as against 6,871,. 000 cases for the same date in 1920. showing an increase or 713,070 cases. - _

According to‘ latest cable advices rcccivcti here all the British mark- ets for eggs have ‘been much firm- cr in consequence there has been more enquiry from English import! 01's for supplies of Canadian fresh; firsts. and it was reported that some lhusiness w-as done at 26s c .i. i’. On a keeper demand from ship hers for SHDPHPS at interior 011$ tai-io point] and as the offerings. were not large. prices advanced} 2c to Ill‘ per dozen with sales of car lots at .151‘ to 38c per 1101911,,‘ f. o. b. ,

"i‘lit>. llonfostlc market. thnough; out the past W"l\.k was fairly active and very firm, especially so (or lilo higher grades and prices in’. some caries lwcre advanced. A gout! business was done for (lfimegflcjg. "0""! flWlfli-Z in the cooler weather prevailing and the increased con- sumption.