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SCOTCIII-'ORT is the right place Cross Rivers School in order of

to go Wednesday. July 25th. merit are, Marion Praught, 'Nell

__ ` Praught, Howard McKinnon, Iris

TOOTHSOME DONATIONS- A1' McKinnon, Eileen McNeill and

the very successful supper, held lri Mary G. McLellan. Marion Prauglat Cornwall rink, on the,eleventh, byland Iris McKinnon campletedzrade the Community Club, the delicious VII and Grade VIII in the year. cakes donated by members of Corn-I -é wall-York Wcman’s Institute were I-IORSEMEN BEWARE - The

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UMPED HEADS, scratched

B knees, cut lingers, burned hands. When it isn't one thing, it's another, in eveiy family. But for all of thcsetlie same tried and true remedy- “Vaseline” Petroleum jelly. It's the safest first-aid treatment a mother can give. Soothcs and heals small injuries. Prevents them from be- coming serious.

Minor Cut:-Wash under running water, apply "Vaseline" jelly, .arid bandage lignly. Bumps and Bruin:-Apply cold com- presses immediately, their dm! with “Vaseline” Jelly.

Bums _and Sraldr- Cover the injured 5 area wlth “Vaseline” jelly. Spread on a clean linen or gauze. Change dressing N daily. i A Safer-Apply "V.iselinc"_]eIly at frequent B intervals and bandage lightly. F'

. ._ . ._ has been assistant accountant at

Blister:-Pick with sterilized needle, the London vlclorla branch of the

press out water, and apply "Vaseline" 1-, jelly.

thc trademark “V:isclii1e" on thc 3

are getting the genuine product tl of the Chescbrough Manufac- turing Company, Cons'd, 5520 lo Chabot Avc.,Montreal Canada. W

much appreciated. lentrles for New Annan races clqsel

on Saturday, July 28th. Classes are

.LEAVE OF ABSENCE- Mr. IEW Free For All, 2.20 trot and pace Tllfls Of W0lfvill€. N. S. who Lisltwtters allowed 3 seconds, and 2.29 been in charge of Migratory Birdltrot. In entering give Tull breeding protection in the Maritimes for the land i-eco;-d_ also be sure and bi-ing vast nine years hoe recently been your Eligibility ccruncote _with

grantetd ar; exlaeniled lltlilve gy :cg gon rtlllce day. James Pendergast,

epar men . ur ng s a se gore _ ,

the work will be under the direction ry 5730.7-3g..2i

of Mr. Basil Colbrnn of Windsor,

S.. who has been one of M:'.l ST. JAMES & ZION CHURCHES

Tufts’ assistants for a. number of _The lllol-hills se,-vice in sh Jam- years, and all matters pertaining toles was wen ,mended ,md Mi-_ phi- migratory birds and their protection .wh preached ll iogicai and thought-

lshould be addressed to the Acting gui sermon on pau)-S Wm-ds in whit i chief officer, Mr. cclbraii until m_l2_ A due, by Mm _lm A_ General Pnnknlvs. fnnner dictniniw ‘ further h°llce_ 'Lawson and Mr' cl J_ Gallagher of Greece, a political prisonerslncei

____ [was Well rendered A lame and 1926 in Athens, who was suddenly

ACCEPTS Pos'-noN_Ml._ mg, appmcllmve congregation awmd_ released Tuesday night by thc ncwly ne D_ Gaudet’ son ol Mn and Mm ed service in zlon last evenmg Mr appointed Premier Venizelos. Golf.

. B. Gaudet, Charlottetown. has Mui, deiivcpcd an eloquent land. Pangalml government was °V"` °

, thrown by a revolution led by Gen-

iiictlmtifl tiff appointment with theimpressiye sermon on Isadahs eral Condylis, Chief criticism ui-'

CUT PLUG

The best buy on t h e m a rk e t -

Rosebud smoking tobacco all ready cii¢_for your pipe.

» -and' valuable

“poker hands” in every package.

ters the insurance ficld with the'

Wh highest,of recommendations from

cn you buy’ remember that he bank, and the business public.,

_ nd is considered a valuable addi-

labei is your assuriiilcc that ou tion to the National Life organiza-

fm fe AsSUra!\0€ COIHDBHY words- Take my yoke upon you." alhst Pan alo th h 4

f Canadah with Head Office at 604 This ,ervich was bmdd¢a,gi_ Tim ed l , is als was ut C md mb;

illl-let Bllildllill WlIiClS01'. 0¥\ffBl'l0- communion of the Lord’s Supper yUT;.ll'.,>&_ or the past two years, Mr: Gaudet was Celeb;-;,,f.ed_ M;-_ Robert Mes-

rovincial Bank of Canada. He en-

on.

WINNERS OF LOTTERY-.Thc ttery in aid of Spring Park School as held Thursday evening and

' the following were the inn

MR. MURDOCK STEWART

servey was the special soloist of the

_evening and was in splendid voice, Oh 5 ll d M _,_ hlh lllzll M < H9 delighted his audience with "MY Murdoc; llltcivsiilrt. LziJvery'highl'y cali. Tfldki" and "I Com” '90 Thee-" The tcemsd resident of Hartsville pass-i lCh°i1` rendered the dmhem “A ed peacefully away in the Brighami ‘SUUK in the nlllhif" the U40 being Hospital, Boston, Mass. at the nge taken by Miss Flo. Campbell, Mrs. of 54 yc,,_lS_ ' ’

A. Mutch and Mr. Harry Craswell. The deceased had been ln mlhcrl -

a poor condition of health for the

greater part of a ear

His friends andyloved ones had

hoD€'d that with the return of

'*- spring he w uid b to ed t

w orc; Miss Mabel show, chorloitctovm. health, out il. the ;,.f,f,fde§lce 0?

1- M. Mccourt. 68 Brighton is visiting in Nnrtli Tivnn. the God it was willcd othcrwicc ln

Ave.; 2~Art;hur Cantwell, Prince guest of Mrs. H. M. Chisholm. stead of improving h ,li _

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E. I., 4-P Long, Royalty P E Sparks Circus has come and toned date hir, emi lt

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5-Mary Lawlor, R, R No dcimr. gone In the evenin it was ther g C sp! Wm? d

0 e gra u ly

S e lilo 3jR0b@l't MCPYIHU. Bonshaw. grow wol's~ until on the nb . -

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ftlgiml Wednesday evening’s electric ,il Tryon and Vicinity iwma;----EMLES

» - _ l - 8 S. its hcavenward flight. '

litciown; 6-Mrs. J. P. Moose, city in the morning it was not. How-I Mr. stewart was thc son of thc

-Susie Nantes, RR. No. 6 Ch'bownl€‘V@1‘ mllfly DBODIO b0i»h YOURS Midilate Mr. and Mrs. Donnld Stewart s_Mls. T. B. Woodman, Royalty; .old enjoyed the day in the beauti-lor Harrsvlllc.

-f T - 9~Annie Gillan, 49 Brighton Ave,; ful little town oi Borden and atl He leaves to mourn the loss of a

0-Mrs. W. S. Burke, West Roy- Bight WOM hnme tired but hilDDy.‘kLrid and loving brother, three sis-l

While the Circus lieanle after aftcrs, Mis. Anhlc shci-mlm, Lowell;

M ‘strenuous day departed well pleas-‘li/Lass., Miss Margaret Stewart '

MINISTER INDUCTED _ Therd Withthcir reception in thc“Gar-inocton, Mass ond lvliss 1schclla""” '° “de

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15c. package

Ona poker

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rstand. But here as init-rl‘ors“T;l" llihir. Sustained and BRIDGETCUIVTJ Institute d€Cl¢Ed

GROWN AT HOME Unllcd Chunh of canada at suS_»d°h of the Gull-_H Tryon’ of coum,’,Stewm_t‘ Plcmll N_ s_ l many casts of like kind, God soothed by an unfaltering trust inlt0 NW!! f-he 01195151? °f the 5°h°°l

Some of the Tryoners atiendint:

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_ Mr. and Mrs. Ari. Mackay of Al- the '°°l’°°*°' _ _ _

»HnY attended the circus at Boi-denl

Sparks circus on Monday werczi WITH ALL MEALS_ °

Mrs. B. Lea, Miss Amy Lea, Mlssr - _ 'f° Katherine Dobson, Mrs. Ray Clark, ‘hoY,l;lNbt`g,x;§ll(£"’wnl;Ll;T`ln`l2l15l;l,l2:?czt he; R. Miss Vmm’ Clarke' Mr' “nd MN' yesterday when a score of market as Ernest Inman, Mess _ Cl to be

, rs ay “gardeners of Greater Winnipeg, Fhomaii, Archy Thompson, Kenncthimemher l lh Dlsmc C1

. s o e t Market

MacDonald. and Stanley Howatt. lG,mlehel.s Amhclahohl pledged ge Mr. and Mrs. Jack McQuarrie oflfgelgséllvefwtfugaginwgfgf d?tll§ll;‘;lPI §l?$'&L’Z.‘1“r§;.l§;.§;.‘l$}§é‘§’“l§“‘l2'§lf ¢='°wn-n-Maman incnbi- S’

Y' Y ics. other than potatoes, frcc with

l lin

The host or friends of Mr. .lohnlifud “°“’Se ‘““““?~ lor

MacFady¢n of Augustine Cove arelsel’,",te(l’r‘l"’,`l$l';3l§"'m1;Il;"1’;'Itl;’ll;;"oliggtgifilgf co ilad to learn that he is slowly im-'ary vegetables grown ln the prow kn P ,mvmg 'mer ms two rewm serious ince command an extra charge. _ de `°°m"°m' The public has been asked to join sm

l Around Tryon the hay mower can

SUCCESSFUL Y *be heard for “haylng season is b

the Carly part Of 1927- The re-lone, was hcld on the afternoon of

for burial It was while takin ii;oi-lan Church at Hartsville

' During his somewhat lvrolonlrctlioougirll McPherson. Alexander Mc- iw rl chemical process.

'He was just the e °f man illness, he was bright and cheerful.`Lcllali, Col. Allan McLeod, Neil 1

rs of usefulness yet before hlmlhrcsenve WHS BIWSYH 8 beiiedin- Interment was in the Presbytcr- candle holders ona wire wreath that

ian Cemetery at Hartsville. l CHU be FQHUUY Bd.lliSl€d~

?-<-o>--i- 1 <.¢§___

hould thus be cut down at a com- ' H"`»i'. . ~ , ,_ mtlvely early age seems hard forl \..l_.l l.... c..d drcw near he was

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on Monday. leeg‘;E§§lf;_§§rI?d %§_D‘(,7l5`t°rElEf:itlnilal meeting of the Lodi? Zldlsinnins_-, The potato growers arc H - _*_ _ . '"`°"'A,_,M,__,._ ___ ..._

*_ lat the home of Miss Annie Crabbe Society Of St. John's Presbyterian spraying and an m an the farmcls fe' " T' 41 '_ f.'.;f'f'..___ .--

Instead of Miss Jean Younihllor the June meetlng Roll callwns Chu,-Ch, Belfast was held ln the.of Tryon are not having a pic I

daughter of Rev. and Mrs. o. My ._ ' ~ church h ll 'T for work-work-work is the order Young. former pastor of the United gilsgvgesagyvolilgvll-02,0 ¥$_mllhe Mm A_ 5 2:55 ul§f.g;§'ln`;lfly lgtlgjlof the day.

(then Baptist) church who harbeehl school children Miss Beatrlce Mmldevotional service the president

Visiting T’y°n' it ahmdd hd” r°“d,Kcnna described her trip to Amcrl-,'80-V8 a reslune of the work taken M!" Lorne Campbell' °f R' H01 l fi/l'l0Il Methodist). ‘

l M _ N t ellng wlll he ul, ,md accompllshed d rl th man, Ltd. Summerside. is visiting ihzlld cateihe hoefrlie xiii? Mrs Hedley Yen!" The Sec ’I‘reasuiierngthel‘ilmends in N°"’h Trynn

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Miss Gertrude S. Howatt has rc-`Home_ ' iread the financial statement whichl N

lumed after passlng B week lhei .showed lhat the ye l, dl J The ice-cream festival held in liuest of hcl- sister, Mni.Wi1l Myers ARMADALE.-Eight members metlaoth, 1923, was thcamizc I;i;ico;l£?‘P°"l°Y's dn" by the Presbyterian* Wlnsloe. P. E. I. at the school house for the Julylful ear in i,i~i l<‘°Yi8i'€Ei1ti0I1 Of N°i'l5h Tr On On

Hnvins Operations are well-undef shingles for thc school house ihstcsol

WW “UW and ln this dlsiflcff Wme of fencing the grounds. Social real- hdhdi-ed and ihl-ee doiial-S), an ei. of the farmers are well half done. ized $31. Next meeting will beheld em-ic iight plant was lhslalled and

1- at the school house

No damage is reported, as yet. V‘I~

paid for. also various small bills were paid, leaving on hand a sub-

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members.

Biggest- Because

Best

lil: A. L. A. has grown to be thc largest Assofiatioil of l\liiii>tisls in ilic Maritime

Provinces bcfausc ii offers ilic most to its

stantial balance. The gratitude of the society is due to Rev. M. Scott |Fiilton, Prof. Thompson and mem- .bers of Zion Church choir, Char-

l llottetown. v/ho on several occas-

lions presented the congregation with splendid entertainments. The resignation of the President, Mis. A. D. Ross. and of the Sec.-'I‘reas- urer, Mrs. Millie McDonald was re- grctfully accepted. The ofllccrs for .thc coming year are Pnes. - Miss Matilda McDonald. Vice-Pros.-Mrs A. McLeod, Sec-Treasurer - Mrs. Monty McEachern.

?--£0->-_M

PERSONALS

Mrs. Jamos Cahill and daughter

Adeline have returned to their home in southport, after visiting friends in Kensington. .

Mrs. (Dr. George Millar and son

Douglas of Douglnstown, N. B.. BY9 visiting friends in New London.

Miss Marie Cameron of Augustilic

C ve is visiting in Charlottetown th guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. G.

‘In "¢‘ Lad; "_ lx;_;.'.‘f'

lt is ilic only Assnciatioil offering. frcc cmct- gghcy fond repair :lull lowing scrvicc through over -100 imndy linriigi.-s iii the Maritime Prov- lllca llillllc, Also garage scrvicc in Canada and the United States.

lt is the only Assotintioli offering not mcrcly

legal advice, but lc aldcfcnsc and l"$"|";;5'§f' ance through 48 leading lawyers in the Mi- iimc provinces.

It is the only Association publiSlil"S 3 Cfldmplcli Mom; Guide - .1 bound volume lo sqvfm hundred pages, information. i1\i\P5- 085i C C'

'rhc 4. L. A. is unique in-Cvffi ~. way and a motoring n¢<°S5"l’~ ' “ ',- I Annual membership fee $10. X' Y. Pays forcvcrylhing. l_IC0SlSi00 Tir

much not to belong. - ,

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Alrrononnrl Lsolli. Associirriou (MAB

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ima oinm nor iiuimmo. I/\l»“`*“" N

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Saunders.

Miss E, Huntley of the staff of

osmphill Hospital, l-liillfax. is spend a three weeks vacation the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Ding- well, St. Peters Bay-

Mr. `and Mrs. M. P. Titus and

daughter, Frances, of Charlottetown

'li' M, Mcrntyre, Allison Avenue. -l Sacitville Post.

Miss Kathleen Piiaught, Grand

River. is visiting at the home of her cousin. Mrs. Edwin Duffy. Village Green.

Mrs. Tobin and daughter Alice, of

Moreil. retumed by ‘IN 301505 train Friday night, from Bt. Anne Dc Beaupre. Quebec. .

Mr. George Morrison. Mlticton. N. B.. formerly of P. E. I. left by

train vaterday aftesioon for Stul- lcy, N.B.. v/here -ll will join his gon, Mr. D. R. Morrison. manner of the Bulk of Commerce. Hom there they will rrrotor to Pnmlrlg- mm, Hal UW-

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meeting. Instituto will furnish ic-ty. The total amount of r;fhi°d“°Sd°Y was ‘“1ih°“Kh Sllirhllyr

received being $i,z03_00 ' iiiweive 'milffed bl’ the Weather) 9f1.10Y0d ily* °"*_-1 --°

‘all present. If the weather had been more kindly there is little doubtl but that ns the old Scotchman saidl “a graund time" would have rc- sulted. \

Messrs. H. Vessey nnd Elmer'

Saunders, Charlottetown. represent- ing George H. Rundlc Sons Co.. and Comcll Clothes, were recent visit-l ors to Tryon.

Mr. J. E. Thomson, North Try-

lon, left on Thursday for Nova Sco- tia, where he will spend a few days.

Mr. Reg. Muirhead, North Try-l

lon, has accepted a position in Poo- lcy‘s Filling Station, which is now open in the building fou-merly oc- cupied by The Pooley Garage. The proprietor, Mr. W. ‘A. Pooley, in- tends handling gals, oils, gieases, tires and tubes. ein.. and is pre- pared to fumlsh an up-to-date ser-

ditlon to operating an oxy-acety- lene wclder. An up-to-date servici- such as this operated in the coun-l try speaks well fur the type of set- tlement whcrcin it is located, and Il venture the assertion tht Mr. Poolcyl has the first real up-to-time flliint; station on P. E. Island. that is, out- side of Charlottetown and Summer- side. Good luck to him, is our wish.

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We regret that the!

C h r y s ier advertise-

E I, are visiting Mr. and l'i'l€I`itS ln the Gl.13.l'(`ll3ll

-of July 9'& 17, whichf carrie d W. Herbert Poole’s name as dealer' in Montague' were in; error as Mr. Poole re-l si g n e d as personall representative l a s tl Ma rch and his con-' tract has not been re-I newed. l

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Chrysler Dglgllrlbutor, Charlottetown

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vice on batteries, tires, tubes, in ad- ,

mains were brought to P. E. Island.'1‘llt-sday. May 8th, in the Presby-l , ___.'¢,.>...__

‘hlin z'l"l ll'l“ ov cl Death had no lfor ltlicirmiliilon im .\ii|niril'» Lin-l' A rollnhls irntlccptlc-llrinordu.

_ ll_’Iake your arrangements now to attend the greatest Exhibition and

outing ln the history of this Province.

` 4 days of Education and Eniertliilimelii., August 20th to 24th, at (llarlottetown, Prince Edward Island, open to all Canada.

$12,000.00 in Prizes and Premiums, $4,600.00 in Purses for Horse

Races.

The gl'€3t€St Show of h01°Sesi,c1iti;le, swine, sheep, poultry, etc., ever

brought together here.

l G1' eatest facing Dl'0g'l‘am ever. All races on three heat plan. Every

heat li race.

Grand display of needlework, urls, flowers, fruit and vegetables in

Main Building.

Wonderful performances in front of Grand Stand.

Concerts every evening in Main Building.

PROGRAM

No'l'r1NG Bnos I'

Midway.

Hotels.

children, 15c.

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 21st. --Gathering of the Scottish Clans. Scot-

tish games with pipe and drum band. Highland dances, etc.

EVENING. , Billy Rice Trio of Comedy Artists from New York.

Royal Pekin Troupe from China in their marvellous Oriental tricks.

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY.-Horse races in after-

noon. Grand performances in frolfof the Grand Stand afternoon and evening. The greatest Midway ever on the Grounds

'Band Concerts aftemoon and evening. Ralph Maddison, Premier

Canadian Tenor will sing .at each performance.

Reduced railway rates on all railways.

Admission tickets will be sold at all Drug Stores and at principal .

The admission to the Exhibition Grounds has been reduced to 25c,

, . 3 1 ~ buildin aintcd during the sum-

X. N. B.. took an initial step in tllmed Wt H bl! C1'0W_d l/0 590 thc] The deceased will be much miss' i'-igchviirligrsthitltc “iilhligruliilclimggfIglsdggxgnreagtiigdologilohotligii? mer. lglciijt meteing roll call is to be pcning a new circuit in Kingslsghts' led by an Wh° had me privilege °f ries on his work. .down to rest ns one who wraps the' BHSWCFCU bl’ ¢i1Ch member DBYIDZ muy' when the Rev' Th°°d°m - knowing him' Besides taking cami Several years ago Mr Stewart drapery of his couch about himlfll/0 C€“'9S~ T9" member and ‘me oss was inducted at Sussex Corner' Miss Helen Mcliish, Montague, lslof his farm he spent .part of his went lo llve ln Boslhn vllhcrn l .und llcs down ln pl,asam dreams .visitor were present. Next meeting fpaztobh oft the Silussex Corner-Wa- §‘;Hll!l:1§;ty<:Zl`nMiss Margaret Callbeclr, itirhethat carilenter work through- worked at his trade -' lms passing was one of sweet Peace- l will be held al Brldgcmwh school. r or - cw on c rcuit, whi ~` V - OU 0 001111 r . ` ' ` . ` . udcs the above congregamfnl; all l l Because ol, mg' movlng about fromi While there he lost a sister ini The funeral, which was a largelhouse

they wiih Jordan Mouhlalnl Messrs. Ballnc and George Daw-.place to place at his work. he was mllh.s Creek' New tlne Road: son, North Tryon, were Monday vis-lvery widely als? veru favorably umswcelll Mm-khamvllle a n d ltors to Summerslde, and returning known. He was a gentleman of eighiohviiilh The selecllon of vsited Sparks' Circus at Borden. lirreproachable character and was v. Mr, R055 for this paslomlc ls' loften spoken of as it prince among

idedi one' as his parlshes wlll bel lVi.`i‘. Norman Mcwlllliamis, Bos-lmen.

geiy drawn from agrlcultuml ton, arrived on Monday on a visit, _ typ _ that mmunlties and hls hracllcal '-0 NF parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed, the world _needs to-day in every qwiedge Ol hlrmlng ms him mlMcWllllams, Cape Traverse. Mr. lwalk of l_i§g._,lIlist why one 59 much di with both the temporal and McWilliams came by motor and en-lneeded arldfwlth apparently many

ritual requllemehls of hls fl°ck__ joyed the trip thoroughly. y aint John Exchange. - S

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charge of the funeral, it is believ-i The sol-vice was conducted hy. For amateur use a Frenchman has ed. that he l'B¢€i‘/Cd H Chill fi‘0m Rev. R. Hensley Stavert. iinvcnted a. motion picture film that -V'/H1011 he IL”-VCI’ ffflly r0C0V@!‘8d. l The pall bearers were Messrs. is changed from negative to positive

He had learned the art. of lookinfzlloan McLeod, Hamilton Newman ‘ For decorating birthday cakes an 011 the bl`i8hl¢ Sidi? Of UUUES- Hlsland Malcolm Nicholson. inventor has mounted a number oil

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