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Sefferers from Eyestraln may have perfect vision and therefore do not suspect the presence of any eye defect.

The motive power of the Entire human 0r nlsm is Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes, it is computed utilise about 20% of this Nerve Energy, but when Eye- strain is present, a muoh larger proportion is required. Hence defective eyes, through their consumption oi an ex- cessive amount of Nerve En- ergy may seriously affect the functioning of other organs of the body and produce ill health.

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Continued from page 11 Class 3._v.spup_ 1. Joseph F. Arsenault. —1..Azade' J. Arsenault; 2, Stephen R. Arsenault. St. Chrysostome: 3, Prospect L. Gallant.

Ewe. 2 yrs. and over. grey face- ~1, Charles M. Arsenault; 2, Colixte 5753181113; 3. X. O. Gallant.

Ewe, 2 yrs. and over, long w°°1_ l. X. O. Gallant; 2, Antoine A. Ar- senault: 3. Stephen R. Arsenault.

Ewe. 1 yr. old, grey face. —— l, Charles M. Arsenault.

Ewe. 1 yr. old, long wool—-1, Ste- phen R. Arsenault.

Lamb ewe, grey face-l, X. 0. Gallant: 2, Benoit Cormier; 3, Jos. T. Cormiel". St. Gilbert.

Lamb ewe, long wool-l, Jos. Cvrmier; 2. Calixte Arsenault; Antoine A. Arsenault.

Lamb ram, grey face-—1, Jos. Cormier.

Lamb ram. long wool.—1, Calixte 513611811"; 2. Amand Gallant; 3. Stephen R. Arsenault.

Ram. 2 yrs. and over. pure bred Down breed. registered.,—-l, Charles M. Arsenault; 2. X. O. Gallant. Ram, 2 yrs. and over, pure bred long wool. reglstered.— l, Charles M. Arsenauit.

Ram. 1 yr., pure bred Down breed, registered. — 1. Charles M. Arsen- ault, Abram's Village.

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Class 4.—Pigs.

Reg. boar, Yorkshire.—1, Aubin F. Arsenault; 2, Joseph L. Gallant. Reg. boar, Durock Jersey. — 1, Edwin Darby.

Brood sow. Yorkshire. —1, Azade Bernard: 2. X. 0. Gallant.

Brood sow, Durock Jersey.--1,Ed- win Darby.

Litter of pigs with sow.—1, Ed- win Darby.

Slbrirls pigs, best developed.-— 1, Tilmon Arsenault; 2, Glorice J. Cormier.

Class 5.-Poultry.

Turkey-l. Mrs. Clovis Gaudet; 2. Azacle Bernard; 3, Benoit Cor- mler. '

Geese. — 1, Azade Bernard; 2, S. Gallant.

Chickens. Plymouth Rock- 1, X. O. Gallant; 2, Azade Bernard; 3, Pollcarpe Arsenault, St. Chrysos- tome.

Hens. Plymouth Rocln-i, Azade J. Arsenault; 2, X. O. Gallant; 3, Calixte Arsenault.

Hens, single comb Leghorn. — l, Charlie M. Arsenault.

E888. white-l, Edwin Darby; 2, Charles M. Arsenault; 3. Mrs. Phil- imon P. Arsenault, St. Chrysoslome. Eggs, colon-—1, Mrs. Philimon P. Arsenault; 2, Mrs. Gelas Arsenault,

lant. St. Gilbert.

Class 6.—Graln.

Wheat, White Russian.—2, Jos. F. Arsenault; 2. Augustin J. Arsenault. Wheat. any other variety. - i, Fred Richard. Urbanville.

Wheat, Marquis.—1, Calixte Ar- senault; 2. Clovis Gaudet.

.Oats, White Banner-—1, Camille Arsenault, Maximville; 2, Fred Rich- ard; 3, Calixte Arsenault.

Oats, white, any other variety—1, Callxte Arsenault; 2, Camille Ar- senault. ,

Oats, Black, Old Island.—1, Clovis Gaudet, Egmont Bay.

Barley, 2-rowed.—-1, Calixte Ar- senault; 2. Sylvere Gaudet; 3. Jos. F. Arsenault.

Wheat, sheaf from binder. — 1. Joseph F. Arsenault; 2, Sylvere Gaudet; 3, Philimon P. Arsenault. Oats, sheaf white from binder.-— 1. Calixte Arsenault; 2, Camille Ar- senault; 3, Phllimon P. Arsenault.

Field Peas. any variety.-1, Mrs. Joseph Wedge, St. Philip.

Corn, garden. — i, Mrs. Hector Gallant, Abrams Village; 2, Mrs. Joseph C. Arsenault, Mont Carmel; 3, Sylvere Gaudet.‘

Corn, Fodden-l, Charles M. Ar- senault:~2, Aubin G. Arsenault; 3, Edwin Darby.

Beans. white-—1, Mrs. Azade M. Arsenault: 2, Mrs. Gelas Arsenault; 3. Mrs. Amand Gallant, St. Timo- thy.

Beans. colors-l, Stephen R. Ar- senault; 2, Antoine A. Arsenault; 3, Prospect L. Gallant.

Pea Beans-—1, Stephen R. Ar- senault; 2, Mrs. Fidele F. Arsenault, Abram‘s Village; 3, Charlie Petre, Maximville.

Timothy Seed-l, Edwin Darby; 2, Joseph F. Arsenault; 3. Augustin J. Arsenault.

Clover Seed, Red. — 1, Pollcarpe Arsenault.

Collection of Garden Seed. -— 1, Mrs. Amand. Gallant; 2, Joseph F. Clerc, Urbanville; 3, Gelas Arsen- ault, St. Gilbert.

Turnips, seed. —1, Mrs. Amand Gallant; 2. Mrs. Augustin leClair; 3, Joseph F. Arsenault.

Class ‘L-Roots and Vegetables. Potatoes, Irish Cobblc""..-l, An- tone P. Gallant; 2, Ernilien Bernard, 3, Policarpe Arsenault.

Green Mountains. — l, Emilien

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Many a battle-scarred veteran oi the Great War baa found suroum from IF“! and suﬂering Ill "Fruit-o-tiyea."

his‘ medicine, made from fruit juices combined with the ﬁnest medi-

cinal i lento, them to adjust selves to modern eooditio and to ooneet these laulta of '

and elimination ‘which neulgd from their terrible war experieuoq.

“Ever since leaving the army," writes Mr. E. E. Newman of Iona Station, Ont., _“I suﬂered terribly from Con- stipation. After spending a lot of money on remedies, I took four boxes of ‘ ruit-a-tivee’ and I can sincere‘, say the gave me W. neni relief." Other rest War veterans have taken "Fruit-a-iivee" for Rheumatism, Kid-

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Ram. 2 yrs. and over. grey face-

Ram. 2 yrs. and over, long wool

Gallant.

Petre; 3, Mrs. X. O. Gallant.

Mrs. Abel Poirier. 2. Miss Emelina Arsenault: 3. M11-

Mrs. Clovis Gaudet.

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Mi-‘IIIWNSP-l. Fred Richard; 2, Prospect L. Gallant; 3, EmilienlBer- nard, St. Philip... .

Dakota Red-vi. Phllibert N. Gal- lant; 2, Respect L. Gallant; 8. Avis Arsenault, Urbanville.

Rose type.—l, Emllien Bernard: 2.I Emile G. Arsenault, Abrams Vii-I lage. , Turnips-l, Aubin G. Arsenauliﬂ; 2, Edwin Darby; 3, Eric Arsenault.

Mangles, Long Red, Mammoth-l 1, Mrs. Jos. J. Arsenault; 2, Azade! J. Arsenault; 3, Calixte Arsenault. , Carrots. 14mg Red.—i, Mrs. Jos.,‘ L. Clerc; 2. X. O. Gallant; 3. Gelas Arsenault.

Carrots, Half Long.—1, Mrs. Am- and Gallant; 2. Augustin J. Arsen- ault; 3, Mrs. Joseph F. Arsenault. Carrots, white-—1, Mrs. Charles’ Petre, Maximviile. . Beets, turnip.—l, Mrs. Fidele F.‘ Arsenault; 3, Sylvere Gaudet. Beets. long table-l, Mrs. Charlesi Petre; 2. Mrs. Jos. L. Clerc. l Beets. sugar mangle.-—2, Eric Ar-‘ senault; 3. Philiman P. Arsenault. Cabbage-l, Mrs. Camille Arsen- auit; 2, Mrs. Charlie Petre; 3. Ed- win Darby.

Cauliﬂower. -— 1, Mrs. Fidele F. Arsenault; 2, X. O. Gallant; 3. Camille D. Arsenault.

Onions, Red-i, X. 0. Gallant. Onions, White or Yellow.—1,Mrs. Joseph P. Arsenault; 2, Mrs. Azade Bernard; 3. Mrs. Joseph J. Arsen- ault, Maximville. i Eschallots, Red-—1, Mrs. Augustin L. Clerc; 2, Mrs. Gelas Arsenault; 3, Mrs. S. Gallant.

Eschallots, White-l, Mrs. S. Gal- lant; 2, Mrs. Gelas Arsenault; 3, Mrs. Frank J. Arsenault. Tomatoes, Red.—l. Mrs. Charlie Petre; 2, Mrs. Joseph J. Arsenault; 3, Mrs. Gelas Arsenault.

Tomatoes, Green-l, Mrs. Chas.

Petre; 2. Mrs. Avis Arsenault; 3. Mrs. S. Gallant. Parsnips. —- 1, Edwin Darby; 2,

Mrs. Augustin J. Arsenault; 3, Mrs. Jos L. Clerc. Salslfy-l, Mrs. Jos. L. Clerc. Pumpkins-l, Prospect L. Gal- lant; 2. Joseph F. Arsenault; 3. Mrs. Ozile Gallant. K Cucumbe s.—1, Edwin Darby; 2. Mrs. Fred Richard; 3, Mrs. Charlie Petre. Squash-—1, Mrs. Charlie Petre; 2, Bylvere Gaudet. soap, dark.—1, Mrs. Frank J. Ar- senault; 2, X. 0. Gallant; 3, Miss Emeline. Arsenault. - Soap, whlte.—1, Mrs. Jos. L. Clerc. 2. Mrs. Joseph H. Arsenault; 3, Mrs. Charlie Petre, Homespun Cloth, double.‘ — 1. Mrs. Joseph H. Arsenault; 2, Mrs. Avis Arsenault; 3, Mrs. Joseph M. Arsenault. Flannel, slngle.—1, L. Clerc. Flannel, twill-—1, Mrs. Peter ., Gallant; 2, Mrs. Joseph H. Arse -i ault; 3, Mrs. Azade J. Arsenault. 4 Knit Goods. Bocks.—1, Mrs. Jos.‘ H. Arsenault; 2, Mrs. Azade J. Ar- senault; 3, Mrs. Clovis Gaudet. Knit Goods, Mitts.—-1, Mrs. Jos.. L. Clerc; 2, Mrs. Calixte Arsenault; 3, Mrs. Aubin G. Arsenault. i Gloves.—1, Mrs. Cyrus A. Gallant; 1 2, Mrs. Arsen J. Arsenault; 3, Mrs: Azade J. Arsenault. 1 Underwear-l. Mrs. Sylvere Gau- det. Abram's Village. , Fancy Knitting. — 1, Mrs. Abel; Poirier; 2, Mrs. Cyr A. Gallant; 3,: Mrs. Sylvere Gau et. I Yarn, double and twisted. -— 1.,‘ Mrs. Joseph H. Arsenault; 2. Mrs» Jos. L. Clerc; 3, Mrs. X. O. Gallant. Quilt, fancy-l, Mrs. Charlie Pe- tre; 2, Mrs. Frank J. Arsenault; 3, Miss Bibienne Arsenault. ; Quilt. patch-work-l. Mrs. Syl-, vere Gaudet. 4 Bedspread, woollen-l, Mrs. Jos. F. Arsenault; 2, Mrs. Hector Gal-z lant. ‘. Linen.—l. Mrs. Leon J. Arsenault,‘ 2, Mrs. Jos. M. Arsenault; 3, Mrsl Peter H. Gallant. ‘ Bedspread, cotton.—1, Mrs. Eric‘ Arsenault; 2. Miss Blbinne Arsen-g ault; 3, Miss Sylvina Arsenault. i Blanket. homespun-—1, Mrs. Az-| I

Mrs. Joseph

ade J. Arsenault; 2, Leon J. Arsen- ault; 3, Mrs. Jos. L. Clerc.

Blanket, fancy.—1, Mrs. Azade J.! Arsonault. 5 Mat. hooked. — 1. Miss Celinise

Arsenault: 2, Mrs. Fred J. Arsen-l

ault; 3, Mrs. Jos. L. Clerc. , Mat, not hooked.—1. Mrs. Charlie, Petre; 2. Mrs. J. N. A. Gallant; 3.1 Mrs. Fred J. Arsensult. l Crochet Work. woolen.—1, Mrs., Eric Arsenault; 2, Mrs. Philibert N.

Bernard; 2, Phillhert N. Gallant. St! Gilbert; a, x. o. Gallant. ’ ,

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Crochet Work, cotton.— 1, Mrs. X. 0. Gallant; 2, Mrs. M. Delaney; 3. Mrs. Frank J. Arsenault.

Needle Work, wool-l, Mrs. Clo-‘ vis Gaudet; 2, Mrs. Phillmon P. Ar- senault; 3, Mrs. Bylvere Gaudet. Needle Work, cotton. _—- l, Miss Elionore Arsenault; 2, Mrs. Charlie

Binder Twine Mata-l. Mrs. Abel Poirier; Z, Mrs. Philibert N. Gal-

F"'quet.--l, Mrs. H. A. Darby.

M. Delaney Wellinytc“ Fwrnr Plant. -- 1. Miss Emelina Arsczirult; 2, Mrs. Charlie Petre: 3,

Class ilPDomestie Seien Butter. in ilrklm-l, Joseph Cor- ruler.

Cormier; 2. Mrs. Aubin G. Arsen- ,ault; -3, Mrs. Joseph Cormier.

Gallant: 2.'Mrs. Charlie Petre: 3,.‘ Mrs. Hector Gnllant. "

Clerc; 2, Mrs. Usebe Bernard; Mrs. Charlie Petre.

Gallant; 2. Mrs. Clovis Gaudct: 3.‘ Jos. L. Clerc.

iant. Sofa Cushion. -- l, Mrs. M. De- laney; 2, Mrs. x. o. Gallant; s, 2-

vere Gaudet.

Gallant; 2, Mrs. Charlie Petre; 3,; lvgra. Joseph P. Arsenuult.

Clerc; 2, Mrs. Usebe Bernard; Miss Irene Gallant. Miss Irene Gallant. . tre; 2,, Mrs. Philimon P. Arsenault: "

Class lit-Fruits.

Apples; Alexander-—1, Mrs. Ste- phen R. Arsenault; 2, Mrs. Glorice J. Cormier; 8,‘ Mls. Frank J. Arsen- ault. Abrams Village.

Apples. Ben Davis-—1, Prospectl... Gallant; 2, Cyrus A. Gallant; 3, An- toine P. Gallant.

Apples. Wealthy.—-1, Mrs. Joseph C. Arsenault: 2, Cyrus A. Gallant; 3, Mrs. Frank-J. Arsenault. .

Apples. Duchess. — 1, Mrs. Ben Y. Gallant; 2, Mrs. Gelas Arsen-

ult; 3, Prospect L..Gallant.

Apples, any variety-l. MrznFred Richard; 2, Mrs. Frank J. Arsen- ault; 3. Mrs. Prospéci- Gallant.

Apples. collection-J. Avis Arsen- ault; 2, Mrs. Frank J. Arsenault; 3, Emile G, Arsenault. _"

Crabs. large size. - 1. Cyrus A. Gallant; 2,~ Emile G. _Arsenault; 3, Mrs. Leon JcA-lfscnault. ,

Crabs, small. site-l, Mrs. Fred J. Arseuauit; 1M", Amde Arsenault; 3. Mrs. Aubin G, Arseuauit.

Butter, in print-—1, Mrs. Benoit 3, Mrs. J05‘. L. Clerc.

Fruit Cake-l, Emelinn Arsenault. 2, Mrs. H. A. Darby; 3. Mrs. Syl- vere Gaudet.

Home-made Pickles. — 1, Mrs. ;Charlie Petre; 2, Mrs. X. O. Gal- Ginger Snaps-—1, Mrs. Joseph I. . lant; 3, Mrs. Joseph Cormier.

3, Chow Chow.-1. Mrs. Azade J.

,Arsenault; 2. Mrs. Clovis Gaudet: Cookies. —- 1, Mrs. Philibert N. 13. Mrs. Emilien Bernard. Strawberry Preserve. —- 1, Mrs. ‘Fred Richard: 2. Mrs. Calixte Ar- scnault; ,3, Mrs. Clovis Gaudct.

Raspberry Preserve-—1, Mrs. Cal- ixic Arseuault; 2. Miss Emelina Ar- senault; 3? Mrs, Azado J. Arsenault.

Plum Preserve-l Mrs. Azade J.i |Arsenault; 2, Miss Emelinn Arsen- auit; 3, Mrs. X. O. allant.

Cherry Preserv .-1, Mrs. Clovis Gaudet; 2, Mrs. Cyrus A. Gallant: Washington Pie-—1, Mrs. llccwr liJMrs, Joseph P. Arsenauit. Gallant; 2, Mrs. Charlie Petre; 3. xloilectlon of Prescrverl- Mrs- \ Azade J. ‘Arsenuult; 2, Mrs. Azadn Arsenault; 3, Mrs. Emiiien Ber-

Plumsq-l, Prospect Gallant;

Araenauit. Loaf Bread-l, Mrs. Phillbert N.‘ ault.

Ozile Gallant.

Bottled Pork. — 1, Mrs. Tea Biscuit-l, Mrs. Jos.’ L. Clerc; Mrs. Charlie Petre; 3, Mrs. Syl-, Frank J. Arscnault.

Apple Pie. -- 1, Miss Emilienne] Gaudet: 2. Mrs. Charlie Petre;

lvfrs. Frank J. Arsenault.

Oatmeal Cookles.—l, Mrs. Jos. 1.. 3. senault; 3. Miss Eulalie Gallant.

Canned Fish-l, Mrs. Azaxie

Piairl Cake.--1. Mrs. Charlie Pe- Class lL-I-‘oxes and Rabbits.

‘Mrs. Erir Arsenault; 3. Mrs. Gelas

Pears.-.~1, Mrs. Frank J. Arsen- ~ M. Arsenauit

Cranberries.—1. r/irs. X. O. Gal- lant; 2, Cyrus A. Gallant; 3, Mrs.

Bottled BeeL-l. Mrs. Aubin G. Arsenault; ,2, Mrs. Azade J. Arsen- sult; 3, Mrs. Joseph l". Arsenault. Clovis Gaudet; 2, Mrs. M. Delaney; 3,Mrs.

Bottled Chicken-—1, Mrs. Clovis

Bottled Vegetables-—1, Miss Em- eline Arsenault; 2, Mrs. Calling Ar.

Arsenault; 2, Mrs. Philibert nou- lant: 3. Mrs. Frank J. Arsenault.

2. Darby; 2, Joseph E.‘ Bernard. Medium’ 5ilver.—l, llbiix Arsen- ault: 2. Joseph E. Berliltd. .Chinchilla ‘Rabbit, ‘lﬁllﬂr-l. Ch"- , 2, Hdele marsenaull- ChlnchillaIRabbia female. -— 1- Charles M, Arsenault; 2, X.‘O. Gal- lant. ' .

Chinchlllanabbit. under 4 mths. old-l, OharIesQQAl-senault: 3»

1;, _o. Gallant. ..

The Judginrwia conducted i“ followsz-Pb horses. Mr. Jabesl-"l Victoria: colt! . sheep. and swine. Mr. W. R. Shaw, Olllrélllélﬁrlgizm: poul . ‘In.’ Geo I ~ onsrwttetohvn; grains.‘ fruits. r00" and v blue, . J. A. Clark and Mr. Rb ma: rent. of the EX: Charlottetown-

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