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' IRENE DUNN-ZASU PITTS in

lVhzt would be ‘the result if the ,

i . “l. C. T: U Ngtes iscars of sn, the stains of trans-| I gress ons in our lives were transg GOTZI) BE HT formed by the touch of the Mas-y

!ter's hand? Could the Moderation; gLeague triumph? Could the Liquor

Gm "0 be it m body and 50m for iTl-affc flourish? Could sin lead on l ‘the hosts of the peope if your life v

1.11;; gun: work: of the day. Got to be fit and fine and clean to

1y “a: iand mne with all their unsightli- iol in the migi zer ‘ ';

‘no.3 were transfrmed by the re-

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Got w he icwtilflfil“ 1]°-'o¢“°;f;3d g newing of our mnds? Could they? pf: rig n ‘le ' . . ‘ I W“ l‘ "h- SATAN’S 1MP

To lead in the labtrpoi life's best| hour ‘neaih t:.e g.0W of a stainless sky.

Lurking among the shadows along the Street of life, Satan was out

hunting wlvh hs dogs-the little

The bzdfs keen sirengfh and the b'c0d's high z'st are only a part of the sdic-mc;

The SIUI and the heart must walk‘ unscathed In the flood of the‘

imp; , came will: ng

of hunun weakness. A man down the street. '60," said Satan to an imp with a scowling, bitter face, “go, get him

N _ for me!" thrlzlllg th-curn,“ W] t _h “Quddy u... mm crossed the G“ l” b“ f“ ‘° m“ “l” he‘ w‘ lSi/Tfit, sileniny and lightly hopped

your hcnd hf“.(i ill’! l0 “l?! stars, 1 And ncbe in thought and in ac- tion as well as free from thei

sin th rot mo rs.

|o:~. the man's shoulder, and in his

ear whispered, “You are discourag-

1 ed...

“No, 1 don't think 1 am.” "Well," and the man dropped

h’; head, “wrli, I suppose I am."

Got to be true to a hiéh idcal, and to lye and to fashion your hfe

In o. way that is fit for the gruel- ing test of the iuncd and ieirrlbie strife;

Got to be measured by Standard-l cf right as eel‘. as by {T1059 of slfll,

Get to be true 1.1121 1111101" O! 50<l and Wm-

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to the laws of Godl

And the trumphant imp, dart- ing back to his master, boasted, "I got him! He is di czuragedl"

Shortly another man passed along the Street of Life. Again Satan sent out the imp with the scowling, bitter face, commanding, “Get him for me!"

The proud little demon of dis- couragement repeated his tactics. The first tme he said, "You are dscourawd," the man replied em- phatically "Nol” The second time

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system becomes a rccognized dan- ger in motor driv nj. Auy amcuni of alcohol, however small, increas- ed the risk of ace dents."

Thus it is that. scenes is ans-l wering one of the urgent quesztionsl of the hour.

‘THY AM I A TITHER

Chance a.nd choice rule my des- tny. By chance I am one thing: by cho ce, another. By chance Ii am an American. By choice I am‘

A status resulting from either I chance or ch-o ce presumes an ad- herence to certan standords. 1

My citlzenshp presumes that I, profess a. Whale-hearted allegiance’ to my nation and its ideals, and a. willingness to sucrilicc my life, if need be‘, to preserve its integrity.

My religion presumes that I pro- fvss a wholehcartcd allegiance t0 Christ and H55 teachings, and a wiliingriess to consecrate self and substance in Kingdom service.

To be unready or unwilling to‘ ysacrlfice my life for the preserva-l ltion of my nation discounts my’ loyalty. To be unrerdy or unwilling‘ i0 ElVB fuliy of myself and my substance in Kingrlcm service dis-l counts my sncerity. I

I desire to be one hundred per!

‘ mach, is a fairly common

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FLATULENCE

or gas in the sto- °°m'| plalnt and one which causes con- siderable concern and some dis-l comfort to those whom it afflicts.‘

Normally, a certain amount of l air ls swallowed in the act of eat- ing. The most common cause ofl gos in the stcmach is the habit which some peopie have of swal- lowing comparatively large amounts of air, whether alone or with their food. Others ‘deliberate- ly gulp down air to secure relief from abdominal distressp

The distress which results from the crllectfon of gas during or af- ter a meal is commonly due to swallowed air and failure to pass

Flatulence,

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PBEACBING SERVICE at Ab- ney Sunday, Aug. 18th, It 7. Louis Harris.

PREPARE for better times. Take n. course at the Union Commercial College. Write Prin. Wm. Moran.

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Mr. Allison McMillan is spending the week end at Union, visiting Mr. and Mrs. l-laroid Yoo.

CLYDE RIVER-On Sunday, Aug. 13th the service in the Presbyter- ian Church, Clyde River, will be at 8 pm. Sunday School 2 p.111.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday morning a man charged with being drunk and in- capable was remanded till tomor- row.

m VIEW of the steady improve- ment in business circles, and the consequent demand for trained help,

women to get in touch with the Charl t: ‘

BROOKFIELD-‘Ilie services in the Brookfield congregation on Sun- day, Aug. 13th will be as follows: Huntsville 11 am, Sunday School 10 am. and Brookfied 7.80 p.111. Sunday School 10.30 am. Hunter River Sunday School 2 pm.

CORNWALL CHARGE, August 13th: New Dominion 11 am. King- ston 3 p.m. Cornwall 7.30 pun. Rev. J. M. McLeod will deliver an ad- dress at Kingston at 7.30. All wel- come D. K. Ross, Minister.

MR. LOWEL HANCOCK, noted soloist from Summerside and well known throughout the Island, will sing in the Cavendish United Church on Sunday evening, Aug. 13th, at 7.30 pm.

SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS .- Among those who were successful in obtaining their Public School Certificates were Isobel Cummings and Margaret MacKay of Bradal- bane Village School.

HUNTER RIVER. CHARGE — United Church of Canada. Next Sunday's services will be as follows: ' North Wiltshire at 11 a.m., Wheat- ley River at 3 p.m., Hunter River at 7.30 pm, School sessions as usual.

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“m; in mlh- cur only if the exit from the sto- l ‘The traeliings of the scriptures 4 mach 1,0 the bowgy were blocke‘; {and the cxperlerxces of rel:g ous‘ Fjfltulpnce may be a symptom of lleaders convince me that the; 5, diseased wndlmon of the “w ‘greatest tet of the realness of thatj mach or some adjacent- pm-tl may, Elsi" Wwld be definitely to rwmr-l as the gall-bladder. The flatulence ilcn my s1 ts 0- subflmwe i» mv 1 itself may cause discomfort and e. ptssession thereof. To makeithe ; p51“ in the reg-pm o; the hem-t, as! Sllpfepplctfor mmtl deicrminvd ‘v with a sensation of tightness and

mase a propor on a tithc- dish-est one-enth of my income.

My subsequent spritual growth, my ability t; live on the remain-

The correction of this condition gdepends upon the removal of the

l . wh it i to mg nmemmhs of my ncome’ and :23: abncfznal S gonsdffizn mtrealtt ‘the increase in material posses“ I ment is directed to the [cure of

lsions have been ample proof that

in seekin g list tire Kingdom l that condition" n it is due m w

°f| swallowing, then that habit needs

‘God and His rgnteousness, all oth- er accessory things would be added unto me, and that it is better to “lay up stare in Heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth cor- rupt, where thieves do not break Jhrough nor steal," than it is to lay up treasure on earth, where its preservation is so uncertaln.

I heartily recommend tithing as a most worthwhile experience

a-BUT m; YE TnmyglfOflMliD" ‘he answered, "I tell you I am not with“ finch °f “'11 who a“ um‘

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13:1 Exchirg" icls ths story of s beautiful deed done by a mu"!

hand: "A room in an old Scotch mensbn has on its wa ls sketches and pictures tiiat from time t0 time have been drawn by Vlsltiflg artists a vhw w “h'm P°°Pl° come from the ends of the earth."

The first of these sketches was draw-n by B, mester hand in this wise:

A sryphon oi soda water burst and stained a newly decorated wall, and the woman of the house was not 510w to give vent to her annoy- ance, especlaly as when the stain

diseouragrd!” The third time he said, “You l’ei I am not d sccurag- edl" And he walked down. (he street, his head erect, his eyes fix- ed on the light ahead.

The imp of discouragement scur- ried back to his master crestfallen. "I couldn't get lfm," he reported. “Three tfimrs I toid h'm he was discouraged. The third time he called me a liar, and that dis- couraged meW-Lora E. Clement.

“WHEN HAS A MOTORIST HAD T00 MUCH TO DRINK?”

We have come into an age when

dried it looked worse than ever.

s1;- Edward Lardseer was a guest; in the house at that time. Next] day when ell t.;e others had gone‘ out on the mozrs he stayed at‘ home. Takns a piece of Charm“! he transformed that umwmlyl stain by a few" deft strokes into a ‘hing of bcauty. He made as a back- ground, a waterfall, and put in a. few fir tries surrounded by 011188 and in the midst a stag. This is rc- garded as one of Lmdsecfs best sketches of hghlnnd life.

It was a m ster hand that did the trtnslcrmng, making a disfi- gurement a scene of priceless beau- Lu.

the automobile is constantly pass- ing the door even of the dweller far beyond the bounds of city and town. The Editor of the r“

Herald, Scotland, in somejoftings’ in rcfere. re to the annual meeting of the Brill 11 Medical Association, where evidently the modem condi- tion of everlasting motoring forced the question of the condition of "the driver," said one member of the season. answering his own question as to whm o, driver hm he'd too much to drink, gave this answer: "When he has had any

lolcohol whatever."

Dr. D. E. Douglas, of Fife, said: "The prwence of alcohol in the

‘cerned about a richness of life ra- ther than a life of riches-Edwin Phelps.

Borrowing Money

"Well, my good man, what brought you here?" asked the sym- pathetic visitor to the prison.

“Borrowing money, lady," replied the prisoner.

"Borrowing money!" she echoed.

in prison for borrowing money?"

The prisoner shrugged his shoulders unhappily.

"I know," he replied; “but I had to knock the man down three or four times before he would lend it to mei"

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|to be corrected. | 1n this latter case, food should [be eaten slowly and chewed quickly, gulp- ling food or washing it down with {fluids likely means the swallowing ' of a good deal of air. The sufferer iuouid do well, perhaps, to reduce . somewhat the quantity of food ta- en. There is nothing alarming in‘ the flatulence itself. The signifi- cance of the condition depends al- together upon what is causing the trouble. It is always advisable to know what is the cause. so that proper treatment may be applied. Proper treatment is certainly not indiscriminate dosing w‘th bak- ing soda or dnigs. Here is omther of the many ex- amples oi‘ the importance to health a.nd comfort 0f selecting

in the proper way. Many of our

brooke, the guests of Mrs. Fisher's parents, Mr. and Mrs, M. W. Town- send. v

EVANGELIST SERVICES-Ev- angelist W. E. Smith of Somer- ville, Mass, will have charge of the morning service at 11 o'clock in the corner of Central and Convent Sts., Summerside, Sunday, Aug. 13. Rev. J. W. Turpei of Alberton will preach on the "Baptism of Jesus" at 8 p.m.

ST. JAMES KlRK-Jrhe morning service tomorrow in the Kirk will be conducted by the Minister, Rev. Moorhead Legate, D.D., who will ‘be the preacher. The special solo- ist will be Mr. V. E. Pyke, a dis- tinguished soloist a.nd choir leader from Toronto. Tourists and visitors are most cordially invited to the Kirk service. There is morning service only during the month of August.

THE BAPTIST CHUBCR-Jrbe Rev. A. K. Herman of Moncton will preach, in the morning at 11 and in the evening at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Frances H011 Trainer will sing at the morning service while the male quartette, Messrs. Qulgley, Calder, Dingwell and Stems will give a sel- ection at the evening service. Sun- day School as usual will be held in connection with the morning ser- vice with study period from 12 to 12.80. At the evening service the Communion of the Lord's Supper will be observed.

ills arise out of mu ' with regard to our foods.

Questions concerning Health, addressed to the Canadian Medi- cal Association, 184 College Street, Tloronio, will be answered person ally by letter.

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A countryman was using the telephone in n. Iondon public box, but he could not make himself 1m. derstood. The operator kept telling him to shout louder.

“If I could shout any louder," he said in exasperation, "I shouldn't be using your rotten old machine at all."

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succnssrur. rurrLs-nemyi EVANGELIST SERVICE-W"- 0-1 congratulations are due both teach-lA- orubtree. will conduct Gospel H. and pupils o; vex-non R1,," services at. Community Hail, Wheat" School. Miss Margaret Huntley oflley River, Saturday evening, Aug- Vemon, (teacher), had five pupilsWSt 13 8t 3 0'<>l°<!k-

writing the entrance examinations to P. W. C. and each pupil passed, RETURNS T0 LINCOLNDAUI with good senior standing. GreaiuRiev. Brother A. Paul has left on credit 1s due M155 Hunflgy on hm-‘retum to Lincolndale, New York, success, as Vernon River Schoollflfl" 51791141108 8 Week ill VBFHOII‘. has an enrolment of around 30, the guest of his brother Geofie

with pupils ranging from Grade 1 to l0.

0N MOTOR’ TRflk-Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Farquharson of Lot 48 have as their guests Miss Margaret Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Laurie a.nd daughter, Miss Margar- et of Andover, Mass, also Mr. Ray- mond Hatch of Brockton, all of whom motored the distance of 680 miles in a. Pontac car. They are all enjoying the balmy air and pleasant scenery for which Prince Edward Island is noted. They are spending their holidays very pleas- antly touring various parts of the Island a.nd speak very highly oi.’ the quietness and restfulness and beauty of the country.

EAST ROYALTY INSTITUTE- On July 14th the members of __the East Royalty Woman's Institute met for their regular monthly meeting at the home of M15. E. Shaw, with the President, Mrs. P. S. Bradley, presiding. Meeting opened by repeating the creed and singing the ode. Roll call was re- sponded to by eighteen members also four visitors present. Minutes of Juno meeting read and adopted. No report from sick or school com- mittee. Bills presented, moved and seconded same be paid. A most interesting report of the annual convention at Charlottetown was given by Miss Emma Holmes, A unanimous vote of thanks was pre- sented for this report. August meet- ing to be held at the home _ of Mrs. F. Andrew. Roll call to be

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKinnon of Coleman have recently been on a. business trip to Charlottetown.

Mr. and ivrrs. John McKinnon of Brae were recent visitors to the Capital.

Miss Florence Jewell, his return- ed to her home at North River after spending a week at Union, visiting Mr. a.nd Mrs. Harold Yeo.

Msses Marion Mutch, Muriel Munn, of Mt. Herbert, Miss Veda McMillan, have returned home after spending the week end at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yeo, Union.

Mr. Stirling Yeo, ‘Union, spent, the week end at Oovehead visiting m. and, Mrs. George Mclvllllan.

Mrs. '1‘. W. Prowse, Union, Mir. and Mrs. Silas Prowso and Mrs. Wood. city, spent ‘Thursday visiting friends and relatives at Mt. Herbert.

Miss Ruby Moore has returned to Ottawa after having spent her holiday with her parents in West Royalty,

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