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. REDDED

' berries and cream-Deliciousl

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j Lester Douglas s a’ out," Street giuriottetow". P- E- I-

craain Separators f“; sHARPLES SUCTION FEED

sum clean at any Irwi- wms to suit oustome a.

hm parts on hand. writs or Phone 798 or 930

PIIO NE 107$

Apr, W. R. Carson

CIIIROPIKACTOR

"no Year Palmer Graduate one; lfl Prince Street (Opposite lit. Paul's (‘liurolti flours 2-!» I’. M, lvaiilnrs by Appointment

ilard Coal Soft Coal - Besco Coke

We take pleasure

ltmanrl.

Ity and will guarantee prbmpt u vies and lowest prices. prion on car load iota.

Phone 176 ***>O-»0400

SHOESHMADE FROM REPTILE LEATHERS

ARE IN GREAT DEMAND

_We are showing three new lines made from these pop. ular leather; at

$7.50 A PAIR

No. 1, Grey Alligator, light weight oxford with covered

ctliian heels-

No.2. Bionde oxford ‘as above.

No. 3. Grey Lizard. one strap pump, with covered oulian heels.

All of the above are made over the latest lasts and from tiie newest patterns, fashion- able in every way and rea- loiiably priced.

A late shipment of the pop- ular RUBY RING hosiery, re- ceived from New York city. contains the following pop- uiar shades. .

GOLD CLOTH SILVER CLOTH HARVEST GRAVEL

MOON LIGHT GRAIN

FLEiBI-I

BLUSH

PRICE REDUCED TO 02-75 All sizes 8V; to 10.

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in providing you with the kind of coal you want

ant In any quantity that your needs,

w. will be pleased to talk over your coal requirements any tlme,. as our coal Ia all of standard qual.

“Speciaii

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Swimming Contests

T0‘llON'[‘0, Out., Aug. 2-]; lg a remarkable fact tllat of the 7U buys and men who competed in the Iillllllifll‘ River swim of two miles, the average age or the 23 iviio finished the course is 16 years, 4 Tcn oi‘ the "weaker" sex essayeil the trip and seven finished, thus having u iuiicli better percentage iiiuu‘ the mule contestants. Tho

swimmers were bothered by a liigli I wind and colil winter. The aver- ago age of the girls who finished is l3 yours. 0f the senior girls. \\‘iio competed, only one, Lily Diibble. finished. There is no ques- lioii that the various-local swlni- niing clubs are doing most coni- mcnilzriilc work among the young- sit-rs, ivrllt-s u local sporting editor.

IEXIISPIIIICIIIS as Cornell Univer-

sity nave shown that old newspap- ers can he bleached so nearly white iiiut the paper can be used for priiillug again. . Steven European capitals have iiccii linked iiy a new passenger air service, Ixmiioii. Paris, Vicunu. lliiilapiast. l-lclgruile, Iluchurext auii (ioni-ilailtiililplc.

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Once A Trial Always Nyai

I The Nyai Standard ls cx- t ceilent and you may IUVCIQ hi‘ every Nyai product by that standard. We carry n line of all Nyais’ toilet preparnvona Fade Cream. Cold Crenml,

Powder. Red '

Fags: hose Cream, Almond Cream. Rouge Compacts. eto.

“Ilaroid L Worthy y

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17a QUEEN STREET ,

PHONE 271 4

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Professional Cards

Mark R. McGuigan B. A

. . BAFIRISTER. soucrron. arc. Money to Loan gamsron BloclcCharlottetowmREJ.

2220-1-11-11.

Dr. C. C. Archibald Graduate of n. v. Pm Grldvm Medical School and HOIPRII .Practlce limited to Eyil- El" NM‘

and Throat

9m“, Bayer Building Great George Street Office Hours-O to 1230 1.80 to 5-

McDon-ald & B. A

_ a. tIloDONALD n. F. MoPHEE s.

sai-rinon. Attoi-noyl- EN- Monsy to Loan fRliey Bulidind I

ifeeds pl Feeds

For the SUMMER ivionri-ie

we will have 0°" "'9. stocks of FEEDS h!‘ nonazs. carves. "W9

' and POULTRY.

BALEY HAY and STRAW- ‘FEED 051's, ‘DRAM’ snonrs. CRACKEITOQRNv rszo OORNMEAL, cnuei-i- zo one. SOHUMAOHER FEED and a full 01"“ °' . POULTRY auPPLii-zs. Alw ROLLED oars. OATMEAL- TABLE conning/it. BWK" WHEAT rtoun. GRAHAM FLOUR, eto., etc» all at IOW“ eat prices. WHOLESALE mo RETAIL.

Carter 8i Co‘

Testing Eyos and nuonlvinc 9'1""

Charlottetown

THE ‘ CHIRIDTTETOWN GUARDIAN

.,,, ,, -- i iThat Car Of Yours

B: WILLIAfVT-ULLMAN

llellrt-to-lleart Talks With Auto- mobile Owners and Drivers on

llow t u q, m Their 0011a ‘at “Ti:- oulnasa‘ “I lfllpenaie.

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$°ME IGNITION INFORMATION

‘hceneralol. battery and coll are c basis of current and voltage liillllliy in the conventional car. The generator delivers electric energy ijiilier direct to the electric system i0!‘ lighting and ignition Ql’ to the “all”? in order to reverse its chemical action and "charge" it, The buttery. being kept, in we); clieriiicul condition that 1t can generate current when its termin- Iuis urc connected with a cur-rapt .drulu such as a starter-motor, func- tions us u reserve when the engine is idle or the generator is not opt-r. uliiig fast enough to deliver desired current output. "fllEDs up" the voltage generator or battery purposes.

The coil of either for ignition

SECOND MAKES GOOD BRAKE

Just as- second speed makes the best combination for a quick get- aWi-l-Y so does it. make one of the best ways of stopping quickly in traffic. When the spurt of speed is simply o. matter of skinning past. a few sniiiiing cars, and stopping again behind u street car some two hundred feet ahead, remaining in second will be found. handy for the entire Job of speeding up and slow- lug down. Nine-tenths of the job can be done with the throttle, which is a bit closer to the ideal in speed control.

HELPS TO STOP THE NOISE

One reason why the filler and drain plugs of the transmission, as well as the cover plats, should be kcpt tight at all limos is to desden the natural noises of the whirling gears.

DON'T MAKE EASE TOO EASY

Ease at tho wheel is a commend- able accomplishment, but like everything else it can be carried too far. A case in point ls the habit of sprawling tiic hands all over the steering wheel sector. Suppose the driver is obliged to make a quick turn and a stray finger happens to get wedged between a spider of the wheel and the gas control? It has happened to many drivers and i5 one reason why many manufactu- ers have dispensed with the quad- .rant idea. shortening the gas and sparke controls.

one NOT ‘r0 wonav Asour

Becguse springs seem to- be very tint is no cause for worry, provided ithe car is supposed to show anrinsa iln this condition. It ls cliiiiniiii for [semi-elliptic springs that side-sway ‘is greatly lessened through their use because almost fiat SIHIPSIISIOII is oifereil- This. oi’ course. is 00m‘

j iparing a semi-elliptic spring with u.

‘IIITEC-qllflflel‘! elliptic of the some length.

MAKES THE TASK SIMPLER

Many drivers seem to have trou- hie trying to let. in the clutch gent- ly. A slmplc. yet effective, wriy -of engaging the clutch easily is i0 rcsl. the heel of the foot on the lloor of the our. pressing out the clutch by a lever-like motion of tho ball of the foot. With the foot in this position and the bail of the foot pressed down the driver will find it rather difficult t0 it?! U19 clutch in quickly, H6 finds HIM. it is necessary to exert a bit of effort to draw the ball of tile foot back. and in doing so he cannot help bu engage the clutch by gentle d8- grees.

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WHERE THE NOISE is FOUND

Noises that have their origin iii rough treatment of the transmiss- ion will be found to center more on the second. gear speeds than on the low. Except when tho clutch drags. a mesh of the low speed gears is accomplished while they are at rest. The high lnoed E681‘! are never concerned ill this sort of trouble because the high B0695 sliding gear simlti? W11“ In“ m” clutch or main driving gear, side to side. and does not mesh with it.

Experiments by the French 8°" erment to teach the farmers oi’ Syria the value of raisins 00mm have led to a substantial increase in its production in that 0011B"?-

Cold In Nostrils Quickly Subdued

vaporize Oatarrhozons in Bolling Water

Breathe the Medicated Vapor Ind Benefit Comes iln a Few Mlnutee-

Simple to overcome colds by the CATARRiI-IOZONE ‘METHOD. Put a saucepan of water on a clove Add a half tesavoonfiii oi QATAR- RJ-[OZONE to a. tpint. of water, and bring it to a. boil. ‘Let the stoem from the kettle till the room. so that the medicated air is breathed In by the sufferer. You will notice

cleaned, the DOUGH. ins and OOLD quickly disappear. For adults suffering from Gill

treatment is ideal. For FIFTY onrrrs you cw bur

LIMITED.

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thclvrainmromuuii Ill an! fir"!

store.

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ibiil being forty-one hundred, LIIBTO the being i1 reserve bid of iforty-five

BRDINCHI-

nnoN-m-nris or oarmluul. this-Harbor.

- Central Guardian

SEWING SEE-Subscribe 0i‘ Renew ‘for The Guardian and got fl 0M8 0f 126 needles.

SHARP A8 A NEEDLEa-Thia is the way you will have to be if you want a sewing sot. Free with each yearly new or renewal sub- scription to The Guardlaii.

A STITCH IN TIME. SAVES TIM E.-So will the sewing set Kiiven by The Guardian for new or renewal yearly subscriptions.

HARD 6OAL.— The schooner “Theoline" will arrive next week with 1,000 tons high grade hard coal ‘for A. Plckard & Co. Cus- toiners should book their orders now. 1055-3-3leod

PROPERTY OFFERED. - The residence o! the late Charles Liv- ingston, Kent Street was offered ut auction yesterday, the highest

hundred.

The property was not sold. i

PAINFUL INJURV — On Satur- day night at. 9.30 while John Mc- Kinnon. yard foreman, was coupl- ing cars lu the C. N. R. Yard he had the misfortune to have his‘ hand caught ‘between the cairs ahll the thum-b and index finger 0f the right hand badly crushed. He was taken to the ‘City Hospital where it. was found necessary to amputate the finger. Ho is reported to be do- ing as well as could be expected. —-———<o>i—-

PERSONALS

Mr.Aibraham Pitro, Oyster Bed Bridge, was n. visitor to the City yosterdayi

Judge H. O. Mdlnorney of St. John N. B.. is visiting his brother- ln-liaw, J. Howard McDonald, .M.P.

Iili‘ well llilltlltltfll.

student. pastor and were!

Premier Meighen

(Continued from page 4.)

lIxci-iicniry the Governor-General or any person else. The situation iiad slrctclicd out for about six iiiontiis in the I-louse. and had to ie brought to a conclusion. and it :iuist be admitted, Mr. King did not- rccclve a heavy fall. He simply lacked enough support to carry on. l-lis own party weakened and the Progressives made default at. the critical moment and cast down their Liberal allies. They did just what every person predicted. Tiioyl were out to serve sectional and

iire iviiliiig to take another chance on iiienl in the hope of regulningI powci‘ and holding on to it tlieyi will he siidiy disappointed-Just ha‘ they must be at present. Tiioir wisest policy is tn vote for Ml‘.

Miss Ada Murphy R. N. Toledo,» 0M0. ls spending her vacation with ' her mother Mrs. Peter Murphy. Chelton. |

lMiss Kitty Moudglian of Boston.‘ Muss, is spending an enjoyable‘ vacation at her home in Kelly's (Truss. She is also visiting in Char; ioitetowu with and relations.

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Murphy, Mrs. C-liiil- McDonald. and daughter Viv- Ian, Halifax, ‘N. S., motored to Geo-i rgetown last week and intend spen- dlng their summer holidays visit.- ing ‘Mr. and Mrs. Henry, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Murphy.

Prof. W. J. McDonald, President of the Abegweil Athletic Club, 1:‘. coilfined to his had suffering from a fractured ankle bone, sustained while playing lii'tlie recent base- ball game in Summerside.

Among the visitors to the city ,recentiy were Mr. and Mrs. Johii Muster, ‘Mr. and Illrs. Thomas Mc- Donald and Mr. William lliielniiiii all of Boston. They motored IIUTI‘ where they spent three days lasi week with iMr. and Mrs. Ralph Gaiuiet, Gerald Street. Mr. Mornuis is a ‘brother and the ladies in tiio party are sisters of Mrs. Gautier Tho latter has also us her giicsi her sister, Mrs. Michael Breiinlck of SIIIIIOFVIIIG. ‘Mass.

Mt. Stewart Notes

It was with sincere regret wi- learned of the accident which bu- fell Mr. Ray Smallwood, brake-- man, C. N. IL. while at work on the ballast train between Montague and Georgetown. But. we are glad to learn that it is not. as bud. as at first reported, although bad en- ‘ough. and we hope for a. speedy

t TGOOVBTY,

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott. Bos- ton. Mass-. are registered at tho Rosa Hotel. Mr. Scott comes to iMount Stewart each year to mun- 889 the fitting up and running of the blue-berry factory which is a branch of the H. A. Johnston Co., Jams, Jellies and Bakers supplies, Boston. So this year Mrs. Scott accompanied him and we feel auri- she will not regret her trip to thb Garden of the Gulf.

Miss Tsabeiile Rogerson, Char- lottetown spent the week end the Buest of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs- James McCarthy. proprio- tora of the Rosa Hotel hare.

Miss Janie Coffin, Savage Har- bor, roturnad Sunday from a visit to friends in Georgetown.

lMr. and Mrs. Percy Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. James MdLaughlin. Stimhope. motored to Mrs. Mc- Laughlin's former homo in Piaquid Sunday. Mrs. McLaughlin remain- ed till Tuesday to have Dr. A. I3. Martin. Mt. ‘Stewart remove her little son Winner's adenoida.

Mr. Ira Clark who returned from Somervllie, .. Mass, about two weeks ago, loft again Friday ev- ening, his boss having sent for him.

The regular weekly prayer meet-

inst. in Head oi’ l-Iillsboro School conducted by Mr. (f. H. Trantcr. student pastor and was well attend- ‘ed.

_a-na

The Misses Mary and Edna. Pig-

lm h-imiedlate result. Tihc c0"!!! i! ott daughters of Mr. George Plgoit. relieved. the Blilmiddlli 1109""! l" who is at present engaged In cur-of Westminster Churdii conducblng Ipanter work in Somervllls, Mass/lino service. The pail-bearers were are spending some time with th TDoctors H. Zl-I. McKay. Love. J- W. Sav geiMcLeniiari, of New Glasgow, a Messrs C. E. McLasgan. A. lvfcCoii. Presbyterian serirlceo -R. B. Stewart and D. C. Sinclair-

uncio Mr. John Plgott,

‘Regular.

were hold in the hall Sunday Qiveu-ilntcrment at Riverside Cemetery.- ing conduct ’ by Mr. G. H] "friin- Eastern Chronicle New GIIIMW-

Shoul - ’, urge ... . ._. s...

spud.

Iof lllll cloctornto all over Canada.

he" ‘mm?’ friemhhiias hoard or read I".])Pt'l‘Ill‘S can fail to come to this

Jlepurtmrnt, which can only be ac-

lng was hold Thursday the 29th‘

Meigiiou and his candidates who won't, <bo caught in the snares of the Progressives’ net. This is the only wily tho Liberals can proceed to rid tiic country of “lrrfllilw |l‘l’ilt‘Ii(',l'_\'. The overwhelming body

will i-iist it. out into political (lurk- iiess. simply because the country is sick or anil ilouo with "group" tactics. No unbiased elector who Mr. Nlciglieiifis

conclusion.

Mr. Nli-igheu has presented lucid- Iy and with marked effect the nits- l'OIIlIll(‘l carried on in the Customs

counted for by the cnervatinl; in" ‘tliiniii-i- of the “gi-oiip" pro tern sup- portoi‘ of the King (ioiverniuent ‘who kopi the ship of state continu- ifllly wavorlug—“iit the trough of tho sou" so to speak.

j On tho tariff issue Mr. Meiglien made it splendid impression. His IIHIYIIUIICY of Protection fairly ad- ministered is a splendid conception and appeals with irresistible force to every elector in Prince Edward Islniiil for hlelgheifs candidates. It siioiild curry evi-ry Maritime Pro- vince with a clean swoop. The i-iiiiutry at liirgn siioiild also rise ln its might and shake off, once for ilII. tho incubus known as a "Rev- oiiuc 'i‘ariff" fllltI consequently un- i-iuployiuoiil. Canadians siioiild iiiiirk thi-ir ballots to put. nu end to ll. Tile roiisou wiiy is most elo- qiiciiily lllll‘l‘l‘tI by Mi‘. MPIl-Iiielii than for iiio sake of Canada imX it up on i-lci-tion day. figuratively speaking, si-iid it. to the countries that prulcvt themselves against us. iviilie enjoying our Revenue 'i‘itrlff itbiiuilantiy. Aimvc 111i MI‘. i-"Piflli" oil's fiscal policy carries WIIII it the guarantee tiiiit our young men and iviiiueil will not be coinpclleil to liIillCk our Revenue Tariff and go whore Protection may furnish them with employment.

I We haivo brleliy touched upon ‘Mr. Melghcws stutesmanliko views. and can find nothing in It thatrmy intelligent and fair-minded Cuna- dian can take objection to. It breathes Canada from beginning to end, and calls to them in clarion tones, especially the younger vot- ers, to look with pride on the Cana- dian flag and never try to Dull it down. Vote for Canada first. and the National Policy. Boys, there's no place equal to them.

I IN MEMORIAM

MISS BESSIE MIURRAY Following an operation for ap- pendicitis and a brief illness, Miss ‘lesale Murray, of Athoie Collage. iNgw Glasgow, died in Aberdeen Hospital on Tuesday afternoon. Th6 sud news brought deepest Eller- not alono in New Glasgow, but throughout the Province. The dc- cecsod lady and her sister, Miss Annie Murray, social service work- er, of New Glasgow. have been pro mtpant figures in church and soc- ial work of New Glasgow, and the death of Miss Bessie creates i=1 vac- ancy in those circles that will be widely felt. She was a daugillfli‘ 0i the late Rev- Isaac Murray. D- D» mid following in the footsteps 0i ‘unit ublo divine alto was n devout and energetic exponent of the iPres- bytenlan Church.

Iii social work she gave of he!‘ effort freely in ei/BPY 800d will“ and was always found a zculoiltl cheerful and untlring worker, wil- ling to render valuable help when- ievery occasion culled. Partial?! 110- thing better told of her interest rind her character than the fBW words attached to a beautiful wreath sent by Miss Carmichael: "In loving memory of a most. un- selfish lite.” i The funeral took place this aft-

Mohean of North Sydney.

' were present.

ernoon. Rev. Robert Johnston, T). D.

Reports of Women Institute 0t P. E. Island

PLEASANT VALLEY-The mem- ihera of this Institute met at the home 0f Mrs. John iMacDowellon July 12, 13 members were present. Meeting opened by the singing of the Institute Odo. Minutes of last. meeting were raid and adopted. Ite- ports were read from Cominitteess. A committe was appointed to col- lect fees at the Dental Clinic to be held at the school. Lunch was sen. ved. Place of next meeting; iMra. Daniel MoLure.

. .NEW ANNAN-New Annan Wo- men's Institute held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. N. J. MacNeili. Idievou mem- bers were present. Meeting open- cd with the Institute Odo. Minutes of the last. meeting were read and approved. it was decided to have the interior of the school painted. 'l‘wo new meniibers were enrolled. Meeting closed with the National Anthem. Next meeting at tho home of. Mrs. E. J. Wright. >

l-IAJIIJM-ONY-Tllis Institute held its monthly meeting at the homo of Mrs. Gordon Burns. Eleven mem- bers and three visitors were pres- ent. A short report of the Con- vention was given. One new mem- ber was enrolled. Next meeting at. the home of Mrs. {Will Rogers,