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hcen visiting at her homc in Rose» ncath left Saturday

Golden .West on the harvest cx- cursiou are Miss Marlo Callaghan aiiil Mr. Damien Mcllulirzin, (lhar- lottetown and ‘Miss Jeanette Coady North Wlltshlre.

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DR. REID'S OFFICE will be closed until Aug. 18th.

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ALL MEMBERS. of L. P. U. are requested to meet at their hall to- morrow, (iSunilay) at. 2 7\ m. Im- portant business. ,

CHANGE IN GUARDIAN OF. FICE.—— The public will please note that the news and job print- ing deparlsment of The Guardian are now being carried on at the new premises, corner of Grafton The business 1'74 Kent. street. Telephones-‘Nowa and Juli Print- ing 133; business and Editor and Manager 1ll2, 11

office is still at

THE S.$. “MANOA" ivill not 'bc able to mako her trip as advertis- ed for August 4th owing to some repairs being necessary. lim- placc will ho taken by the S. S. "Mapledawn" sailing from Mont- real August 5th. This steamer will take care of all freight but cannot carry passengers. The Manna is expected to resume her sailings August 18th. 306D-8~3-2i

lug tho summer with her Ilélftilliﬁ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'i‘hoinao, 'i‘ry'on. --'tMrs. Vernon Palmer and two ehililren of Annapolis, N. S., spout last woo-k In 'l‘ryoii tlic guests 0f Mrs. iicorgo llcnncsscy. ——-lVlri~:. \V. ll. (llilillngs arrived home from itilltllilllll last wci-k to visit hcr parontis, Mr. and Mrs. J. l-‘cll_~i.\ii'. .l"ro.il Lcard, North 'l‘ryon lost n valuable milk cow last wcek.~*l/irs William Oldfii-ld and little ilnuizht- i-r of Milford, Alass is upcnding a fow wcclis in 'l‘ryou tlic gin-st of her molhier, Mrs, l). A. lvlciicuzic. “The Itlillly fricnilo of Mrs. llarry Iunian. Angustlvo (Jove, will rein-ct to hear of her illness in the Print-c County floapitai. —~'l‘ho many frleniis of Mrs. _()won llicl-‘zulyi-n, Augustine Cove will be sorry‘ to hear oi‘ her illness in the Princi- (Younty Hospital. —’l‘ho ninny friends of Mr. (icorgc C llcnnessigv (7. N. IL, Tryon are clad to know that he is ablc to work again "aficr his E1l‘('l(ll'lli.'*lMl‘ and Mrs William Wood aiiil Mr. and ilirs. Warrcu liairil crossed by the (far Ferry on Wcdxiesdziy on their return homo. ‘Fhey came from lloston a few weeks ago by auto and have been visiting friends and relatives in

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bec to Now York. a vcry hanilsomi: craft I72 ft ovoi

slilnlui: brass her fri-sli jlilllit zinil spotless ilecks lookctl as if_launch- i-il yestciwlirv. ldvcu greater pains will bo tzrken to have ovcryiliiitg shipeliailea before arriving in New

\'0l"l(, where the owner will be taken, aboard. Capt. Geo. D. l‘iiril_\', pilot who took tho yacht

from Quebec, is a Nova Scotlan by birth and holds a pilot license for tlio whole American coast, in addi- iioii to steam and sail licenses for all oceans. lie is perfectly famil- iar with the Maritime coast and made several violin horo before tho war on tlic yocht intrepid, tiwncil by zinother American mil- lionaire, Mr. Lloyd Pheonix, Capt. Purdy very courtconsly showed the Guardian, reporter through the handomely equipped compartments of the ‘Hiawatha, which had been built originally for Mayor Fiaich- man of Cincinnati, and represents ihc acme of leii-uircil case and conr fort. ‘The Hiawatha left pori Saturday afternoon,

PERSONAL$

Mrs. ‘E. J. ‘FOHIO and family ar< rived home from Jamaica Plain to spend the summer with tho forni~ er's parents Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonald, Johnston's River.

bliss Lillian? Gorilon who has morning for

Ncw York to resume her ilutics as nurse.

Among those leaving for tlic

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HAVE YOUR

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,. n‘ from pure fruits so that it THO“ is available in handy liquid form.

HANDSOME YACHT TOUCFL (‘in-to is thus a pure fooil product ED PoR-n Min“: steam yacht zibsolirtcly fret-i from ]il‘i'fi.t’ll‘\"lliltl;t3: iiilUVﬂlllll, (lapt. Frank Johnston. or g"1“"m'" n i“ l“ "mm" ‘"4 "

at Pii-ltarilﬁi wharf Saturday [my its?“ _ _ I A _ fora few hours, loading iilllllliiPrl of “me film mmmu. it "m!" ‘q Mml" coal and watcr, on routc from Que 3mm‘ Fm“ "ml Imus‘ The liaiwallia,

six years ago tho yacht with licr

COAL ARRIVAL FOR A. PICK- ARD d. C0, Schr "J. W." with Albion Round. “Clarlsseﬁ Albion Stove and Etta Vaughan with lu- vernens screened. All discharging now.

COAL. -— Just arrived for C- Lyons & Co., by schooner L00. (Capt. Hyde) a full cargo of Albion Nut coal. Thin schooner represented the famous schooner lioctor at the recent Pictou cele- bration. 2i

New Way To Make Jams And Jellies At Home

NEVER FAlLS—ONE MINUTES

BOILING-FULL FLAVOR

AND COLOR RETAINED AND ECONOMICAL

The now method of making 1311115 and jellies is rapidly replacing lilc old-time, wasteful, haphazard Wilyr‘ .'l‘his now scientific inotlioi‘. rc- sults in perfect jams and iHlHPF from all frnits—i:ivcs 50 por cent inoro jam or jelly from tho same amount of fruit-infinitely more iloliclous quality due to the rctiiln- ing of all tlio original delicate flu- vor and color of the fruit which is ordinarily ilcstroyoil by loni: I10"- inu, and a grout saving of fuel and iliuo hocauso tliciio lllOflllrfl-lllfbtlfl jams and jolllos require only 011-‘ iuinuto of boiling with all tlic guess work eliminated. ‘Phi-so rcnlilis arc revolutionary. of coin-no, and they are ohtnlncil by a scii-ntlflc. discovery, but that docs not. iui-au that ihcy arc ilit‘t'l~ cult. (in tho i'.()lltI‘fil'y-i.|li!y arc Iiolng pi-riorinoil cvcry day in tlic lioino with a. fraction of ‘tlio offort and skill l‘i'l]llll"l'(l by tho old high- ly wasteful. methods. 'l‘hi.> new way is as easy as A. B. C. By follow~ lug the simplest rules the most ln< cxpcriiaiiciiil housewife can pro- dnco purfoct jams rind jellies of quality unheard of‘ in the limno and impossible to attain by the old was ti-ful, laborious methods. One sini- ply asks at tho groc.or's for Ccrto and then follows the directions. That. is iill.

pectin is ono of tho clouioiits Na- turo puts into fruits. it is Pectin that makes jelly “jell.” Science has found a way to concentrate the |)t

and being n. natural

Pi-tetln is found in all fruits, hut _§ho quantity prcsont vitries with

mg, but tho housewife has no int-ans of telling tho amount of pcctili jirnsont in the fruit she is going to use. The uso of (‘orto ov- crcoinos this uncertainty by sup-

lng jam and jolly to be made with one or two minutes boiling and thus

your fruit. it" you boil fruit for linlf an hour or more you naturally boll away a good part of tlic dolicnto flavor and destroy tho bright color. This color and flavor, so precious as quality factors, arc conserved by the Ccrto process of boillni: only one or two minutes, resulting in jams and jellies of superior quality to any ever mndu by tho old-fash- ioned rnle-ofthnmb methods.

quirod amount of sugar, will make delicious jelly, with fruit juices you will get wonderful flavor and color iiiulrcanieil of by the use of the old wasteful mothoils. You can use t.iie juice of any fruits you like and make sparkling jelly with tlic natural color and full richness of flavor oi’ tlic fruit. Yon can also niako jams wltlrall fruits and tho flavor will be fruit ﬂavor, and not that concentrated sugar taste, so noticeublo jams.

it is wonderfully satisfying to succooil tlio first time aiiil ovory Limo with a now product. You nov- cr fail, with (Torto, bocauso you

in many home-made

some priuripliw as you always did, but with all tho handicaps remov. ’ oil. You make it tho natural way without gclatln,_ and you got nat» uriil flavor.

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~THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

THE [lENiihljlllillIllN

what is (form? n‘ is poem‘, and illfill affair, luxuriuntly i-uilioiiish-

spire, topped by a ball and vane.

at once struck by its

-torm one is tempted to apply, for

(gy Dominion News Service) DUBLIN. Aug. 3.~Althougli con~ gmerable oppositions has been aroused by the proposal of the Government to ailapt the Royal Mmmi-y llospital at Kllinainliani. a suburb of Dublin, as the future home 0f tlic Oireachtas, as tlic Dublin Parliament is called, it seems likely that tho project will go through. The opposition is based on tlic desire of a largo number of tlic public to see the Irish Pilfllltlillillt housed once again in tho build- ing exacted for the old Irish Par linniont that sat heforo tho Union. This magnificent Imllding situat» ed in Collcgu Green, Dubliirs traffic local point, is now owned by tho Bank of lrielanil, and tho (lovcriiinciit is ot‘ tho opinion that tlio OXDUIIHL‘. incurrcil in purcliasi ing it would not bo uuirrzinti-il \lll- tll lrolanil aclilovi-s a more certain financial stability. Tho Royal llospital is u magnificent building, and in man) ways would prove admirably sult- nblo for the purpose proposed. The Great llall would be utilized as the meeting place of the Dali and the Chapel as the iuccting placo oi’ the Sonatc. The (lrcat llall is one of thi- finest, most spacious and most beautiful IlllZlI'i.llil?lltS of the kind in the ontiro city. it was iiscil its tho Rcfcctory for tho liunilri-il and forty poiisiiniors house-d iii tlio hospital, but its capacity ls far and away boyouil that. iiuinlicr. iii fact, on one our: ion, wlii-ii Lord \V0l.~4i-lcy was nniuiiiiiiliii" of tlic l-‘orci-s, at a grcat fancy dross ball given in honour of tin- Vicerory, Lord liougliton, nevi-rat hundred ilaiici-rs uni-d its floor with tho greatest i" so and coni- fort, ivitlioui. thi- slighti-st (l\'4'l" crowding. 'l‘hi- ball in, in fact, just slxtysivvi-ii y.'ii'ils long iiuil |ll()|'i‘ than -. xtocii ysirils widc, aiiil ll is loftlly aiiil nohly planni-il and built. lt in in tlic iiiiililli- of tlic north front of the cri-at rartaiigiilai‘ suite, ftilfﬁﬂ the l<‘il'i'i.-y and tlic Phoenix k, and tho grand cciitrrtl (loriiitliiziu cntrancc lcziils into it. On its l'Ii|l'l'|l llllii‘ is thi- (‘hapi-l, and on tho western tlic apartmoiits oi’ tho (‘oinniziniliir of tho Forces and tlic niauti-i‘ of llll‘ hospital. This grand l'llil'.‘lllI'I' ii: an oloborati- and ill|]il‘i‘!iril\'l¥ 2|l't'ilii.1‘l‘r

oil with hcralilii: and floral lll‘i‘ill'il' thins, and nurniiiiiiiti-il by a (lolliic steeple, furuirihcii with a four facod clock and an octagonal

ltlntcring tho llall ilio spectator is of spaclnusilcss. illliilclitii‘ is a

ill" Plillitlo chauibcr does indci-il fo ind appear much iilflldl‘ than it. iially is, an i-ffi-ci. probably most largcly duo to thi- unusual height of tlio fiuo coiling. ‘rllﬁ

iloubtloss have, to iii! iii-pi-lvi-il n11 at any ralc, most. of iill‘ and martial (illlllPiilSllIlliEIllH with \vliicli it was (l(3l.‘0l'tli.('(i. Uli

plying tlio necessary pectin cnabl- “fir: i"

eliminating all chances of spoiling

Ccrto. used along with tho rel > b b b b b b b b b b

mako your jellies and jams by tho '

. . ».“r w-. -. ..- -~"- lic _ - e iiffcrcnt fruits aiiil with iliffi-ri-nt "mm l" ‘llllili 1i iliill ltlliilllgilldl (llama and his “ill, Maiy, i all , 22 ft. bcam, with triple ox’ ‘ H _ , and circular couipiirtiiii-iii- b t uploni-tii: Auni- and licr husband. pansloii engines and a npocd of ‘dfrtrvﬂ 11:50 rlpprllllziﬂg" 13:23:?‘ "W, . ‘m, m)“: “pronto-oil hymjiyigilyliv (‘iiai-les of llciiuuirlr; Jami-s link.- i-lglitccn knots, is owniwl by a 11G!» qnamlm Wm intmulny mﬂw ML a p,|,.,- zldlﬂitk)" u, H“. ,,i,-,,,q_,,,-,._ or Uriuond, Flllllllivl‘ of tlii- lios. troit. millionaire uiauii zicturcr. r. ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' " 111., q i. H] - . . , -,.|- 13-1,." Inn," Ins-ii...“ gm", . tor jolly than lhosu that arc. lack- '> '1' ' "1 t Jlbllllllrlli “ollid l“ d - "l- " '

.l. ll. Ford. Thonigli built twouty- .

artistic

tlio

sio TROUT -

It's great sport landing big trout and it is a great dililtiwintment to locle one. You will not loose the big one: if you use gear.

Our stock was chosen by an expert angler who knew Just what to buy. Have a 1 look at our Linea, Reels, Files, Cut Hooks, Coats. Rod < Baskets, Etc., and Ice for ‘ yourself what I magniﬁcent stock We have. Then get your t outfit from ul and bring the big one‘: home,

ThezMacs

The Irish Parliament

’_ riilllli‘ of tlioui iuorc fragments on 1

a small gallcry ovci'licail, and tlic ancient churches worn

or ark, and liouco it in coucludeil navo is derived froni the "ﬂvl-‘i- T111‘ (‘haw-l is Just. rio yilFtlH long and 12

yards wide, por» 4 fcctly sufficient for tlio (‘Olli- ' pact, liusiucss-liliii body ll. will

have to contain. 'l‘hcri! is no organ" tlic aacroil music ' played by a military band. 'l'iii,- ceiling, by tlio

(‘irpriiiiil is a ili-iigpif"

"THE AVENGER" Two Pa rt Can- adian

Shir Skill;

phnnts.

Beauties and Beasts-Clowns

hi €~yin d’

irecled by

A sizzling romance of the Saw-dust ring.

iason

The glitter and glamor of the big top.

and Ele-

Startling Stunts-Battling Beauties-Acro- bats and Aeriallsts-Frsaks and Funmakers.

I,

/

tlic’ Row/and VLea

She dances the Dagger Dance of Death.

All the Fun and Thrills of a Circ

Daring and Dangerous manshlp.

Alli the Thrills of the Big Top in a start-

ling story of the Sawdust Ring.

Lwilliqm FOX ._ Presents '-

‘i a‘

Feats of Horse-

./ g /

I18.

"I'm-cling" " H

ilppoit‘ portion oi"tho \v.'il|s thorc hung no lens tli:iii i\\'<.‘lii)'~l\\“'

tlii-ni of a ccrtaln historic intcri-Hl "on, wort! pvt-served tho foaturm null i-i-tqiilla of the .\lt'l‘|‘y I\louui'cli. (‘harlcs ll., tlio dour

ltltil 1lll\\’tll‘tll~', two Lords iill'llii*ll< ant of tlio 18th century, a (lovi-rn- or ui‘ tho iuatitutioii, and John ‘ lli-nilorsoii, and lnniatu who lircil lot; years. 'l‘lic ]l()l'il‘illi of (‘liarlcs ‘ is attributed to Kni-llcr. 'l‘his lil- tcnsi-iy interesting zirray of flnc

twcuiy flags and standards. scvcr- l al of tliciu greatly iiliil‘l‘i‘ll and

|)(ill‘.‘<i. Sonic of thcni wcro with Abi-rrroiiibiii iii lilizypt in tho first. yi-ar of tlic llitli cciitury, and ouc ot‘ tlicm was at tlio siogo oi‘ (iibraltzir in tho lStli.

Tho Chapel, whero it. is pro- posed tlic Scaiiail should bc accom- d: cd, is a moat attractlvi: and l sting building, orocti-il in ; liititi. and iloilicntiril to tho nioiuory of King (‘harlos tlio lliartyr. Pass-

i

ini: from tho (lrcat llall into tl s admirable cilificc. a

\\'f‘i)lll.','ilL'll‘Ofl gatc, of

ivorkiiiaiisliiii, is set-n across ln-liinil tlic iloor. lt is siipposi-il that. it was pre- -“""i“'1| h)’ Qllccu Anne, and ri-r- taiiily hcars her cyphcr. Thore is

lll-‘lh. I cxci-llcui ilrawii

(fhapol is oblong iu shape. Many shapoil to rimrcsciit, it is suriulsctl,

Latin

uscd to in.

mdcllriitoil l cxainpiia

.149 Great George Street

of chasto stucco work, fughjg".

Pri noe Edward]

TODAY 3 SHARP.

V

NIGHT 7 AND 8.45

Matinee, Adults 16c. Children 11c. Evening, ’ OFchestra 26c. Balcony 21c. ' _Chiidren 11c.

is. hmvi-vi-i‘, window iii tlio east cud. Tho stout: traccry and staiucil glass of this superb work of art wi-rc in thi- (fliurcli of tlio Knights llosyiilall-

solo remains of tlic moilinovzil foundation which dati-d Tﬁ ‘Hlimmm was gm o“ by fi‘,n_ﬂnil_ from this 0nd of the twelfth ccn-

Tlic (fhapcl. ‘I

vc \\

i-il into a most. harmonious on iianiciilill iii-sign oi’ inasslvo portraits iii oils. all 0i fi¥""“’*» "mt “ml ltyllliillllﬂll figures. The angelic; of tho cliziiii-cl :iro most wﬂuun, "y oali, tlii- uork of tlio great (lriu- ling (liblmns.

flmvi-rs and

i-miiolishod with exquisite carvings in Irish Tho chin-f glory of tho (‘lmpcl Lhi- majostii: (intliii:

~rs of Kilmainliaiii, on this "cry

spot; thoy wcro proncrvcii and rc~

‘l'l‘(‘i1'li. and from xilmost the

ancient

ury. The mystery of tlio finish

and richness of tho old glass dc- fics tlic clicinists and rrat'isiucii of

to-ilay, though tho lII(llll'l‘ll staiui-il

glass work in tlio Chapel is also

goomctrlcal of a vcry beautiful (lciicrlption. in

tho range of \viiiilo\vs along the

north siilo heraldic devices

iiitrouiliiccil. Ali-inoriiil‘ tablets, l

8P8

iillltary flags

and colours, wero illnplaiyoil with-

iu tho snort-ii cilifiia‘. (iPPll, ln- a curious i:

it would, Iii- lrcninstances,

in tho whirling oi’ tiino, that the

first alinoixitoly frcc follow-d lairlianii-iit

and un- of Ireland

should conic lo ho sot. closo to the last resting-place of tho illustrious

.\lu-rrough and ’l‘urlo

ugh, sons of

Brian lloru, ncar wlicro the ref mains of itobort Emmet reposed for a brii-f space, on the cite of tlic ancient. monastery of St. Aiaigni-nd, son of the Prince of

Oriel, and of tho

Priory for

Knights 'l‘r-|nplars, erected by, Stroiigbmv Tilt years zigo.

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EVERY MEMBER OF THE

‘FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE

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