AUGUST 1, 1928
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Sllllercn from Eyestralll
may have perfect vision and
therefore do not suspect the
presence of my eye defect.
The motive power of, the
entire human organism is
Nerve Energy.
Normal eyes, it is computed
utlllso about 20% of this
Nerve Energy, but when Eye-
ltrain is present. a much
liirlef proportion ls required.
llence defective eyes, through
their consumption of an ex-
cessive amount of Nerve Erl-
ergy may seriously affect the |
functioning oi’ other organs I
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Mt- Stewart Notes and Roland Phillipson sang "'1’ent- .
_ ‘"3 T°“‘Sht 011 the Old Camp U6I1I}I‘3.I Gll8.I`dl&ll < 
c t y pick,” ,,_.,,,,,e,,,es and pumng.dr.,u,,d_ s¢,,,,,,,,,, ,mms and 8 l li
ar  S cherries are the chief topics of the Drllyel' was oilered up by J. C, Mar-
day idr the ladies bless 'em, and the U" (“ ’°"“°’ P""“°’ here-> pile Howl
men are_p, is hard to und the cop, Following the service the Monu- `
  ,ect term, but theyre about as per ment was unveiled by Mrs. p. A.
usual. .F‘"f1uharaon. charidttemvm. and
l é lklfrs. Frank Warmweil, Pisquid.
(winner SQUARE; The scowhisrt Celebration luck- be' Wm” M'~ C'°°1”8° Clark en foggy. sth. to lzth. unsettled. lash.
ill’ fell on a fine day this year. tit behalf °f the women trustees. in a. '
mostly rains cnthat particular day few well, chifsen W°i'dS thanked the
ygu know) but' this proved to be AI; SDCHKGTS. '
ex¢ep;1on_ And any and auwho Went Then followed the National An.
certainly enjoyed themselves but mem and the Last Post W” wund'
who wouldn't when they would’l'l ed by Bugler smith M ch°"I°"“°'
the skin 0. Mcnougaws pipes eIil.',toWl'i.
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An immesslve ceremon Charlottetown, are spending a vnu.
in the Peop|e.s Cemgwvfyw 23'; tion at their home here.
Thursday evening at seven 0.0106): -
when the unveiling dl the soldiers Anmh" °f R- C- C1“i“k'e seliiei
Monument lock place. A large num- and °bHgm3 clerks' Mr' WIUEWD
ber were present, for the MonumentUBirt' has just nmshed his week’
lust erected, commemorated zi com-‘vacation and me general pubuc “re
mon muse, a great cause’ for wmchfiluife Slad to have him back again.
the loved ones of many of those _FY
present went forth and paid thc! 4
Pigs to uphold. _
ev. M. K. Charman ver ‘
acted as chairman and alsYoc:§U:l;`  
short introductory address, men m_l ___
troduced I-lon. Walter.M, Leg, who MRS. RODERICK MORRISON
SP°l<e eloquently ch what the'
'_ gltllnument represented. Following' Ai the old homestead in South
LIMITE..). S' B Sh°"|° but eloquent address C“'“liVille, Mrs. Roderick Morrison
‘V25 E1_V€H by Hon. Judge Flazard_'D8Sscd from this turbulent world ul'
Z1 o crplained many points of |n_lcare and sorrow into the boundless
_ _ iercst :ls well as spoke very tnuCh_|l'calm of Eternity and with
A “Bly of our fallen heroes. lchnman Patience and sus-
_____ ____ M€"ii°n need not be made 01 the “lining hope she maintained
» §.IeverendthM. Scott F‘ulton’s ad-l';P hw d am briefi space be-
ess as e many who have heard Ore er ca a pat ent vigor con-
****°*** him both personally and by radio furmable with il PCYBOH that hurl'
will under-5l,,md_ and ,L is also be_ seen only hall' her years. She was a
 yond my pen bo ten, ` 'daughter of the late Hector Fal-
‘ Following the imroducmry re_ coner, and was born-in the year 1828,
  marks B11 joined in singing mat hence she died in her hundredtn
grand old hymn "Rock of Ages_,. year. She died in the full possession
, then following the second speaker a of her ment” fa°“mes' ‘md Perfe°"
__ male quartettc. Messm McLeod ly resigned to the Will of God.
' Douglas’ Henry Com", Roland Jay She was buried in South Granville
-S-im IM11 Coburn conducting the services,
1 Few human 'beings in this epoch
Q L ,of strenuous existence reach the
.good old age at which she died, but
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PHUNE 175 quality. Her own cars she made the regret fem 9_5 me Chumh
--l-@_..._.i____ last consideration, always being sol- ably ministered to, and even
____ ____ '“"”"'_'”"*" 'icitous for the comfort of family me Winter was mush and at
lllokby t Nicholson's Black Twist
Tobacco is Used by Thousands of
Men Who Chew Tobacco, and They
Never Change to Any Other Brand.
There is il Reason. They Want
the Best Chew and They Get ll ln
Every Fig.
I Misses Jennie and Cora Douglas,
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on July 25, Rev. Mr. Fleck and Rev.
‘The former performed the solemn
‘services and preached a sermon in
,conformity with the solemnity cf
the occasion.
ibut she had the consolation of
 knowing that her life was a con- m ,
f I 1 ltinued succession of meritorious “sh” Dr' Macximmn Wm be one 0,,
o, 0 \, ideeds, terminated only by the lm_ the principal speakers at the grell-
. _ missionary gathering in Japan
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potency of those faculties that sus
tain natural activity
is ~ »
- I ' The funeral was composed of a ~.
f ~_~ tl d r gi-ess of the Unit
 Ilargc wnccurse of sormwmg migh'Ie(r:l l;Yiu(l?I:Iha?n Sathuda. Since Eoins'
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bors and friends, who highly es-
teemed this venerable old lady and
t iz eaved
far  ;;l?:,)u§,ympa h ed with the ber and has been kePi» Very busy His
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'I'he'_CoaI we sell is carefully se]  frlgm I()iaubear§rsv5'§fie the SIX soins I;I:I1ecrli,wI;irciI'Yr\I\I'?Nnkn¢I\lll?IInas“l;(Il im
ected, and scrupulously freed fron i(gory](;eo§;;a§`iO},cwn.Y}l;1£:`§§?,i;§ portant part of the mission field
ny kind of inferior matter, such asf Maine; Hector F.,’ Kensington; manned by Canadians'
ate. Every ton w¢ send ou; |_., ,,|§De.niel, Milwacket. Maine; and DR" M_E_ GENGE CLOSES y-A5.
high quality. lpem- G""“""l°' P' E' I- , rolwrs-Dr. Ganga preached his
t Mrs. Morrison was a woman oi
fpotless integrity, and discharged
I " th* churches under his
W. I).  & C0. the duties of wife and mother with Lolrfe valley' Cardxgan ,md
00,51, lm exactitude that proved the ex-'sua The morning se,-,me al,
istence of a character of sterling
‘I I "I ' ' ' 1°- : Ulmd friends-U the roads il'-npassable only one
| The good works that she perform~
‘lcd and the superior example that
‘she showed will extend an influence
It    far. far into the future. es bore testimony to
' I ~ between pastor and
p. m. a full house
| Her daughters are Flora, Mrs
, Charles McLean, Verdun, Manitoba;
;,l-lanna, Mrs. McKenzie, Stanley;
IAn e, Mrs., _John McPhdrson,
'|Quincy Mass
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one knows how attacks of asthma
,often keep their victims awake the
whole night long. Morning finds him
fcrlgg and lack of rest can be avoid-
I Manufacturers-Charlottetown, ed y .6 pmmpt use of Dr' J' D' h h d learned to lovc the pastor
Kelloggs Asthma Remedy, which Know; work “ka DL Genge hm-
lli » - . "°`"‘m"°ly d°°S dm” “W” the “°‘ left A memorial on that iicld that
` f ` “wks” will remain long after his minister-i
li _ _nr I ' ial work has finished. Dr. Gentle
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WEATHER FOIl.ECAB'l'.- F01'
August the forecast reads lst. to 3rd.
drouth period. 4th. to Btn. damp.
to 17th., fair and cool. 18th. to 22nd.,
stormy. 23rd. to 27th., misty. c0ol._
28th. to 31st., cloudy 'and unsettled.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
CANADA - Sunday, August 5th.
Services will be held in the Geddic
Memorial Church at. ll a. m.. in
the Long River Church at 2.30 pl
m., in the Clifton Church at 7.30 p.
m. Friday, Aug. 3rd, there will be
prayer meeting in Graham’s Road
Hall at 8 p. m. I
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Thi!
Sacrament of The Lord’s Supper will
be dispensed in the Kirk Coleman
on Sabbath Aug. 5th. Services at
10.30 and 6.30; Preparatory service
on Saturday -ith. at 7.30; Thaliks-
giving service on Monday 6th. at
10.a.m. Sacrament at Kinross on
Sabbath 12th. Announcements later.
Rev. E. Macbougall minister.
CHURCH SERVICES APPRECI-
ATED-On July 29, at 3 o'clock, the
Rev. M. Scott Fulton, pastor of
Zlcn Church, preached at the Pres-
byterian Church, Bradalbane. tak-I
ing for his text Romansfa-28:29.*
verse. His discourse was very in-
structive and inspiring, showing the
inscparableness of the
the Love of God. which is in
Jesus, our Lord. Mr. Harry
well sang beautiful solos which
very much appreciated.
DR. _MACKINNON IN KOREA
The climate and above all, the pro
gress of the missions, are most ex
hilarating, is the message
in a personal letter from Rlev.
Clarence MacKinnon,
Pine Hill Divinity Hall,
who with Mrs. MacKinnon, is
present in Japan. "We hill/ff
the wing’, three
Japan and thfoo
ln Korea, and have covolfd
the mission fields. Wc go to Kilrjli-
zana in Japan next week, and will
rc ain there until the cnd of Aug-
weeks in
when he will give several addresses.
I-le has been invited to tell of the
,to Japan and Korea, Dr MacKiim0rl
hav' been giving two addresses daily.
farewell sermons Sunday tu the
Valley was well attended
pointment was missed. At
the three o'clock service was
touching one, and many tearful
the bond
'I .30
Genge at Montague,
Church, of all classes, the
Church Congregation was well rep-
resented and the pastor Rev. Miz'
Stiff led in the opening prayer. The
subject of the evenlng's discourse ,=
:;All Night with Asthma. Every-'was --The -Apesloiiv C°mm°“‘§§"
ion' from Acts 20-Verse 32. -
viewing the past of the Church, its
faith, its struggles, and the splendid |
ro ress made. Dr Cvenge led ms
hll ntti I d f i-vs ~
 & N i Iivesg, I;nYinyet,nl§usI)II‘es; malIst0stiIlIuI>c Doirplemtio l,1li;iig)il‘;tS oF;Ubglf1£\‘irgVi;I1\oIfi;?_i
TOBACCO C0” LTD_ _ carried through. All this night sur- 3? was the lmpmssion made' and
deeper still the sorrow of a. people
he sold his splendid property at
Southport, but not having sold. will-
through thc winter.
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PERSONALS
Mr. William B. Kohl, Dorchester,
Mass. is visiting friends in Chall-
lottctown.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ramsay, MrS.|
Elizabeth Ramsay, Miss Minnie
MacKay and Mr. Austin Ramsay
motorcd to Alberton Friday.
Mr. Blair Thlhodeau, the popular'
clerk at F. W. Pattel'son's Drug
Store, left Saturday afternoon for
Charlottetown, P. E. I., where he'|
will spend a two week's vacation.
Moncton Times
Mrs. Thomas McLellan of Eldon.
and her son Alexander of Morinvills.
.V. Miller. Mrs. Mlller’s mothcr|
and brother arrived in Oyen, yester-l
_day.-Oyen News, Alberta.
We are glad to report
Leo Laughlin, son of
Laughlin, of Belmont, Lot
retumed home after
operation in the Prince
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RINGWOOD. call
by paying ten cents.
ing met, with Mrs.
and was full of interest
Eight members and two
were present and made
ments for the
exterior of school. A will
held as soon as
funds for the
funds will be sent
,school house.
CHILTON. The July meeting
,rue cnunorrs row/v auArro1A  
the Women's Institute met at
ent. Lock on the sch
Next meeting will
home of Mrs. Charles
I TNE MARITIMES GREATEST AUTUMN EYENT .
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, Prince Edward Island
  Agricultural; and In trial
Exhibition and Races  
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I - Charlottetown, P. E. Island
; ` AUGUST 20,21, 22, 23 and 24
~ NEARLY $17,000.00 IN PUIISES, PREMIUMS AND PRIZES
TNRILLS, FUN, EDUGATIGN FOR, EIIERYONE
DIG IIAUDEIIILLE DAILY DEFGIIE GRAND STAND .
. FEATURING
~ THE FAMOUS BILLY IGE TRIO I
LATE 0F BARNUM AND BAILEY’S GIRGUS
IN RGLLIGIIING GOMEDY
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il ulllour, 'ctrlll-:|l,srlulill1 ollllalmll ‘
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AGRICULTURE, HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE, f
LIVE STOCK, FRUITS, ARTS,
DAIRYING, CHILDRENS DEPARTMENT,
HORTICULTURE. FANCY WORK, EMBROIDERY, i
MANUFACTURE. FISHERIES. ‘ st .il
9 _
TNRILLING NGRSE RAGES
4 Nine Glasses, Nearly $5,000.00,in Purses, and Special Prizes
to Drivers ` _ _ _
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
AUGUST 22, 23 and 24 `
' re
Best Racing ol the Season, See Local and Foreign Horses
,\ Fight out Each Finish
» no llol ulss lr.
SGGTTISN GATNERING TUESDAY AFTERNO0N, AUG.
FIFTY GENTS T0 ALL PARTS 0F TNE GRGUNDS
Special Prices
To insure best `possi|i|e` attendance ai' the Exhibition ami
Races oi 1928 the ADMISSION FEE to the ` Grounds Iles
_ ‘ll=i;e|l'lAI|’l:leed at TWEIITY-FI\iE UENTS, 'the LDUIEST IN
I nolulll alll srrs Ill: wllolr sllow or lille:
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