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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN cannon - Sunday, Aug. 12m. Services will be held in the Clifton Church at 11 a. m.; in the South Granville Church at 3 p. m.; in the Iong River Church at 7.30 p. m.

POLICE COURT -Two 1 ers of a. disorderly house were each fined $20.00 and costs or forty days In Jail; they paid up. One drunk was awarded $5.00 and costs.

THE POLITICAL picnic at the Exhibition this afternoon in honor of the Hon. R. B. Bennett is abso- lillgiiy free to everyone. All are in- v .

THE ISLAND Radio Co. have in- stalled loud speakers on the Grand- stand at the aExhibltlon grounds. thus insuring Mr. Bennett a good hearing at the political picnic this afternoon.

CHURCH 0F» SCOTLAND — Communion at Kinross on Sabbath 12th, services at 10.30 and 6, and on Saturday at 7 p. m. Also preaching service at Birch I-Illl on Wednesday 15th. and Argyle Shore on Thurs- day 16th at 7.30 p. m.

IIUNTER RIVER United Church, A. E. Chapman, Pastor. Services Sunday, Aug. l2, 1928: Wiltshlre ll a. m.; Hampshire 3 p. m.; Hunter River 7.30 p. m.

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES — The Presbyterian Church of Can- ada preaching service in Murray Harbor North at 10.30 a. m.; Mur- ray Harbor South at 3.00 p. m.; Pet- ers Road Church at 7.30 p. m.

UNITED CHURCH SERVICES- Thcrc will be service in the United Church congregation of St. Peter's Buy Sunday, Aug. 12th, at Marie 11 o. m.; at Greenwich 3 p. m., and at. St. Peters 7 p. m. Rev. E. M. Alt- ken of Cornwall will conduct the service.

ORWELL-VERNON SERVICE8~— Services on Aug. 12, in Orwell-Ver- non as follows: Cherry Valley 11 a. m.; Vernon River 2.30 p. m.; Or- well 7 p. m. Ytev. J. H. A. Anderson will preach. S. S. in Orwell at 10.30 u. m.

ON WESTERN TRIP - Mr. Jonathan West leaves the city this morning on on extended trip through Western Canada. While away he will be the. guest of his son and two daughters and sister at Winnipeg and his brother, Mr. G. W. West at Innlsfall, Alberta. He expects to be away four or five weeks. His friends wish hlm a pleasant trip and safe return.

A SUCCESSFUL PICNIC — Among the most successful and en-

hcld at historic Belfast on July 25th, by the Trustees and Ladies Aid of the Belfast Presbyterian

Hundreds gathered for the happy

in o. lovely afternoon's social inter- course. Stirring and eloquent ad- drmses were made by Rev. W. Bruce ‘Muir, Charlottetown, Rob- ert Johnson of Ottawa and thé resident Minister, Rev. T. Roger. all of whom were listened to with interested attention. The order was ideal and everyone seemed to en- joy the tea. which was so daintlly served by the church ladies. The Church management are deeply grateful to everyone who assisted in any way, in making the P1011113 the grand success it was. socially and financially either by at- tendance or by the fine donations which they so liberally sent in from far and near.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH -The united services of the Baptist and Christian Church Congregat- ions will meet tomorrow at the Central Christian Church. The ser- vices will be of more than ordinary interest in the fact that there will be two convention preachers occupy the pulpit. At 11 o'clock the preach- er wlll be Rev. J. H. Mohorter of St. Louis, Mo. Mr. Mohorter is one of the outstanding American preach- ers, and lt will be of interest to know that twenty eight years e80 he dedicated the building of the Central Christian Church from which pulpit he will preach tomor- row. At the evening service it will be the pleasure of a large number of citizens to listen again to Rev. W. C. Macdougall, M. A., B. D., Ph. D., Toronto. Ont., who will preach. Dr. Maodougall it will be remember- ed was acting Pastor for the Cen- tral Christian Church for several months last year. and made many warm friends at that time. who will be glad of this opportunity to hear hlm again. It ls needless to state Dr. Macdougall ls a preacher 0f marked ability.

ORIENT HOTEL-Following were recent hotel arrivals at the Orient Hotel, Vlctorlm-Professor and Mrs. Scott, Miss Scott, Windsor, N. 5.; J. B. wood, S'Side.: G. H. Philips.

side; W. A. Ready. Ch'town. W. A. Pooley. Halifax; Mrs. Chester A, Campbell, Miss Eleanor Camp- bcll. Miss Mildred Campbell, Char- lottetown; Mr. and Mrs. I". S. New- bery, New Rochelle; Miss Natalie Newbery, New Rochelle; A. F. Hire, Amherst; Wm. Sellers, Ch'town: Joseph Shelfoon, Ch‘town.; G. C. Holland, Frances Holland, Muriel Holland, Tryon; S. ll. H- Ml] har, H. McCormick, Charlottetown. Vernon Blrt. Peakes Station; W. Kneabone, Peakea Station; A. H. Aflleck, Mt. Stewart; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Platts. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Crockett. Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Dye and family, I-Ioul- ton, Me; Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Pear- son, Houlton, Mo: Mrs. Margaret Wickens, Lawrence, Mass: H. J. Mgxjy, New om, B. H. Smith. Pictou; Miss hel Sutherland. Miss Amy Matthew, G. R Keefe. C. E. and Mrs. McNuttt, Mlle Cox, Miss Mcquaid. Miss Foster. Mrs C. S. Drew, Teddy Shaw,

joyablc picnics this season was that‘

Church on the grounds nearby,

Health Services of Canadian Medical Association

ADENOIDS

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During the summer monthfl. ‘he symptoms caused by Idem-lid! “e not as noticeable as in Williel- The? are referred to now because this 1B an opportune time for having them attended to.

Adenoids are tamer-like 8mm!“ that develop in the possess between the? nose and throat. VefY W“!!! children may have adenolds. The malorlty of cases occur in children from eighteen months to_ siX 179B" of agef

The presence of adenoids usually causes what is apparently a chronic cold 1n the bgad, with a. great deal of discharge from the nose. These symptoms, with shuffles, occur dur- lng the winter season. Cough is fre- quently associated with the condi- tlon.

1f the growths are large, the child will be a mouth-breather-breathing through the mouth day and night. because the natural breathing-space through the nose is blocked. This gives rise to snoring.

In advanced cases, the child has a characteristic appearance of the face. The open mouth gives a stu- pid expresslon, the nostrils are small and pinched, the upper lip ls thickened. The voice may have a nasal twang. The hearing may be impaired. Bed-wetting may_be part of the symptoms.

Complete removal ls the only treatment for adenolds of any sev- erlty.

Parents who have been advised by their physician to have an-adenold condition corrected in their child should do so. Parents of children who show evidence of adenolds, as described, should have the children examined to find out the condition. The treatment of such a condition is advised because it interferes with the normal development of the child, lowers his level physical flt- ness and, if severe, results in a per- manent deformity of the mouth and face.

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Q. What is the proper way for a woman to register at a hotel?

A. She should always prefix her name by the title Miss or Mrs.

Q. Is a lawyer or a ministell- giv-

event. visitors 00mins frflm mflnyven the precedence in the seating at. of the surrounding districts to join-

a dinner? A. A minister. Q. What are four outstanding attributes necessary for mcn and women who take part in sports? A. Good breeding, patience. self- control, and fairness. . —-

OOQXOOOQ-UO-QQ § DAILY LESSONS 1

IN ENGLISH t By W. L. Gordon

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WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say “I am scared of the con- sequences." Say "afraid of."

OFTEN ‘MIEPRONOUNCED: gibe. Pronounce jib, l as in "ice."

OFTEN MIBSPELLED: monkeys (plural); not les.

SYNONYMS: female, feminine, efleminate, womanly.

WORD STUDY: "Use a word three times and it is yours." Let us increase our vocabulary by master- ing one word each clay. Today's word: SEDULOUSLY; preservlngly; diligently. “These things are to be sedulously avoided."

PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. D. B. McIntyre. Grand Tracadle, were visitors t0 the city yesterday.

Mr. John McLaughlin, clerk of the city police court is at present enjoying a well earned vacation.

Mr. Brackley, were visitors to the city yesterday.

An auto party consisting of Gor- don J. MacEachem, Mr. and Mrs.

two children, and Mrs. MacPherson of Arlington, Mass, arrived ln the city Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Goodwin and Miss Amelia Goodwin. of Bale Verte and Dr. and Mrs. Goodwin of Har- bor Grace. Nfld, are touring the Ia- land. _,

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Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Kinsman and

daughter Marlon are visiting the City. r. Kinsman was formerly of the 1m rial Tobacco Company of ‘this city, but now resides in St. John. A motor party ' " of Mrs. J. A. McDermld, Misses C. M. and I. E. McDcmild of Colllngwood. Miss C. L. " nnlster. Batavla, N. Y., and Miss J. McDermld, Toronto, after enjoying a trip through the prov- Inca left on return yesterday morn- ing.

Mr. Clement H. Drake. formerly of Cornwall, and for the past twen- ty-two years of Boston, accompani- ed by Mr. James MacAdam. Bos- ton. motored from that city to the Island.

Dr. William M01011!!! and Mrs. ufllfillfll, Ki, IITiVQd 0h the ll-

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land ‘this week to spend their yaw- tion and attended New Annan races on sdrlesday. '

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In burning a. disinfectant ln a. room, the dish containing the dis- infectant should be set into another dish containing water.

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The tannlc acid in coffee is rel duced to a minimum if the coffee is ground very fine. put in a linen cloth, and boiling water poured over it.

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By Frank Yelgb

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The Roman Catholic Church

Q. What is the strength o; the Roman Catholic Church in Canada? A. The Roman Catholic Church in Canada, is composed as follows:- Archbishops 12; Bishops 33; Priests 5,308; Churches 2.276; Missions 1,038: Universities 4; Educational Institutions 483; Charitable Institu- tions 252; Population 3,591,708; Catholic Church Extension Society, .67 Bond St., Toronto, Ont., Catholic Women's League about 50.000 mem- bers. Head Office, 121 Bishop St., Montreal, Catholic Truth Society of Canada. Branches —- Antigonish, Montreal, Ottawa, Regina. Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg and Yorktcn, Knights of Columbus maintains club houses in principal cities and have large membership.

Stock Quotations

HALIFAX, Aug. 10. — Quotations furnished by Johnston and Ward Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

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N. Y. Cen. 8c Hud. Riv. R. R. 162"- Con. Gas Co. (N. Y.) . . . . . .. 1454. Hudson Motor Car Co. . . 78% International Paper Co. . International Petroleum Stan. Oil of N. J. Reading Co. . . . . .. Union Pacific Ry. U. S. Ind. Alcohol Co. Westinghouse Elec. United States Steel

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Notes on the P. E. Island Egg Lay- ing Contest for the week endlng August 6, 1928.

Mr. Clifford McEwenb Barred Rocks led the contest for the week with 48.0 points; Mr. Everett How-

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