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-,;~-. fwn v

iwhat did you and Freddy quar-

"l over?" voh, juet a ‘potty’ affair." ~ -

. no, unseen .'i‘ ,' Aline Bquetlo: I'll bet tlldflllllb nil! boarders won't think sol‘ A“

MODERN “Say Jim that's the anappieet looking baby at this party." “Sh-h-hi Nqt so loud Juok, she". the ohaperone."

LIVES SPENT IN SCHOOLS

“Whales are very intelligent anlmais." "Why not? They spenp 1am

lives In schools."

HOPED us COULD sees IT ur

"Ho's made a splendid start with his fiying-rnlohlnllf p “Fine-hops he oan koep it up.‘

MORE AMERICAN TOURISTS.‘

Number This Year Will Exceed the 165.000 Who Came Linc-Year.

The number of Amerlodil "tour- ists inquiring at the Ontario De- partment of Highways is greater this yoar than ever before. On the average there are about 300 inquir- ies a week for road maps. sum-lner resorts, fishing grounds, stem, and distances. Cpl] a [rnotiun of ‘[5959 reach tllo Department. Thousands are received every month by the 11'0"" leslsllca and clubs. .Laat Yvllr there were 105.000 tourists who took out pernlite fqrnmm-q "'4" 3000344 ""0 "i1 to six months.

l0 greatly exceed this.

ll0il8fli~ Pavementsw i, iiialle Feet‘ limit

‘h. ‘l ' ’ ' mew-ruffle lalldsflll‘. I‘. 521;’ $3.111: h"; bt-‘lng hard non-resilient, and lit conductors ol heat and cold, they k h "i" P001- feet unmercilully. m b 1630f?! found that if tired, gore (get ‘ward vrjaterdlinntarlm a l‘ ,iihrfvil opus llid it'll-nag. ‘ ~- d" heel-bills v _ l~

5'"! c th {gait is a lllllolllflltf °n' u"

tl ‘ ‘- - _ a." §.:.‘."::'i:ii.. .i.‘: ‘mo, tired, and‘ muscles, but aria

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Hlfrcluu Social on

Tile number this year is expedtod

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IILIIINIIIYIIIE The June meeting was ut thc ilomc of .\Irs. Stephen J.

iilnl-Auhly with ten luelnbors and three proscnt. The mot-ting opened with tho rolllling of the Institute Creed

' followed by ths reading nllll adoption ' of

luinutos of illst lucellug. A tllitflllltlllill\t0lik place on work in connection with the school. Iliils wore rand nluourltlrlg to $0.00 for repairs on school since inst luceting. Four wlmlovv bilulls. paint hull alabastine woro ordoroll for tho school null n oolnulittec appnlrllcd to attend to snmo Two new nlcmbcrs were well-allied to thc Institute. lbs next uiooting will he hold ut tho boiuo oi‘ lilrll. Frank .\lncAulily.

"IIIIICII IIILIWThc Juno mcetlng wth ninl- ulolnbors flllll two visitors present lnot at thl- holno of lilrs. John Maynard. Sr. Tho luootlug‘oponoll with singing of tho lnslliutl- Odo with Prosidout presiding. hiiuutes of inst nlccilnn road aild adopted. A rogurt of tho convciltiorl was rcnll by n dl-logntc nud a voto of thnllks oxloullod to hor. -Twn new chairs wore purchased for tho school. It wns llocidoll to hnvo interlor of school clonnod null whitonod during vacation. ‘After the business uffnirs uoro concluded moollug oil-sod with National Anthcln. nflor whil-ll n dainty Iunl-ll was scrvoll null n sol-la‘ hour was spoilt. 'i‘llo_ noxt IllI'l‘|ll|L{1 will bo bold at the llomc of Miss Jenn hloutguluory.

PLEASANT VALLEY On Juno filth fourtcoil lnclubcrs mot at Ibo lllillllktlf Mrs. William Iiuohilnun. Till- uicotlngl npcnoll by singing the “Odo" with} Priosidont ill thc chair. The luinutos of the lust meeting wore road

correspondence from tho Supervisor; rend. 'l‘hrce locks and two pilllos of‘ glass are rcquiroll for school \\'lIlll1I\I'.l A hill of 2i! cts. wns pnill. A now cornmliico was appointed. Iloii (‘nil is bo answered at next mootlng “My Flnrllost Ilorooioctions". Tho Institute nloalbers plannod to treat till- cillldrou nnd visitors with Ice Crcnru at school closing. Tho incl-ting closed

hollr enjoycd. Pines of next incl-ting will bo bold llt thc home of Mrs. John McDonald.

Id. IIALTIC (in Juno, 17th olgllt lnolubors and ollc visitor Ilot at the homo of Mrs. A. J. Keone. 'l"ho lulu-ting opcnod whlth ilrufnuolo soioctlnrl. ltoli call was ilnslvored and tho ulinutos rend null alloptoll. Next month tho Iloll (‘all will be anslvorod "Ilow tho school nnd the Iloluc ula,v holp cat-h other". Ill-port frmll (‘nnvcntion wns given by Anlulbla Ilyuu. It wns llocilled to hhvo an Ico July 20th in school nud also n new sign bonrll to he bought for thc scllonl and lo purchase all Ice Cronin‘ Frocler. Ono new member wns welcomed. The luclnbcrs will meet at the hnuic of Mrs. Itnbsrt Mncilrogor for next meeting. The meeting closed with a Grufonola Selection.

" PORT IIILL“ The regular Julie lucotlug with thlrtcsn members nnd six visitors mot at the homo. of Miss Daisy Adnlus The ulecting opened with the "Ode followed by repontlng the Creed.

The minutes of tho ‘last Int-cling were rend null approved Tllo various colulnittoos reported favourable and

now unos appointed. A bill presented for schoolbllnds was pnld An Invitation was cxteudcd the Institute to visit the lfixpcrinlcntal Farm; the llnto to be decided upon later. It wns decidcd to purchase a sign beard for the school

from thc Tourists Association. At tho close of ths meeting luucll was scrvoll nllll a soelnl hour mllch enjoyed by all. '

ST. (‘ATIIERINES Eleven nlolnbers alld seven visitors mot st ths horns of Mrs Toll Strctch on Juilc llith where thc rogulnr mootiug of this Institute wns hold. ltoli call was snsworl-d with roceipt for Canning. The sick connuittol- roportcd ‘sending fruit tn the sick, llllll it wns also roportcll that n new dolor had bcl-n placcd lll tbr school. Tho dologntcs gavo very interesting reports of the (‘onvl-rllilill. The monlbl-rs llocldod to paper llllil paint tho School during thc holidays and also votl- tho sum of 300i! to blly hintorinl to prcpnrl- for n Iiuxlulnr. The ncxt lul-otlug will be hold st tho houlo nf Miss Mary Morrow whcn roll call will be answcrl-ll with “Itcl-itutllvlls".

SOliTII LAKE The Juno incl-ling mot at tho helm-ail‘ Mrs. l‘. t‘. Iiiugwoli wltll scvon nlclubcrs and two visitors

prcsent .Tlle nil-cling oponod with lnsirulnonlnl nlusle by .\iiss. Hollis followed by tho rondlng aull adoption

of lulnutcs. ltoli (‘all wns nnsworod by "First Article you pllt lll your Iiupa (‘ilcst. An enjoyable program of reading and rccltatlnns was given, together with a llcnlnnstratlen on Milking of Cotton tilovos". School-house wile rcportcd to have been clcancll by some of lilo member and’ s Pill and Ioa (‘rcaln Social and Danco was held, nnd thc sum of $00.00 was clourcd It was dcclded to send $10.00 of ths proceeds of the social to the Caps Drcton liilncrs Ind new map of the world to bu purchased for the school. Tilrc-e ncw nnembcr- wee welcome An nlilircss and gift of 06.00 was presented to lilies. Gillie at eclloolclnslng exam. Ice crcnln and cake were served at the closo of the meeting. The next incl-ting will be hold next month lit the School -lloule.

“BIRCH BILL" The Juno nloctlilg vrlttl tllne members and two visitors present met at ths home of Mrs. John Jlaynard. Sr. The meeting npontid with singing of the Institute Ode with President preairililg. Minutes of last Inoetlhg road and adapted. A rcport of ths convention was read by a aisle-gate and s vote» ofvthankl extended to liar. Two ncw chairs were purchased for the school, ll wns decide tn‘ have interior of school cleaned and whitened during vacation. After the silliness. affairs were concluded meeting closed with National Anthcnl. after which a dainty lunch was ssrvsd

HEP [ii wninlvs |N5llllii|i5

IIHFT’ which lunch wns sorved and a snoinil

ii P- E. |5iiNii

llud n social hour was spent. Tile "9" "lfltuilil Will he hold at ills ilolul: of bliss Joan Montgomery.

s1‘. Prrruirs Noirrlr Tho June iliectlug wns hold nt tho Scboobhuuso with ulno iuombors nrlli ttt‘\i‘ll visitor present. Iteport froln the (‘llnvoutiou wns roild by tho twn dl-ll-guil-ll nnd wns "iiiltyoll by nil tlll- nlolnbors present. Also n report of tln- tlood Work dom- ll)’ the Wuun-u of tho iustltulh, It wns luuvoll nnd scclinllod llult n dnnco

nnd Tour-Cronin social be ill-Ill on Wednesday July 1st‘. One new ml-ulbor wns welcoulcd. The incl-ling opl-noll lll the usual wny linll closoll wlth- till- reading of the (frccd) nftcr \\'lllt'll Illlnchcou wns sl-rvoll. Tho uoxt iliootlug will bo lloid‘ lll tho school- house. At tho hilly nil-cling l-lgllt.

inliiubors nnd follr visitors mot ill till- home of .\Irs. Ell. Ouigloy. will-re ll dl-bntl- wns glvotl “Oil willch is tho better pluol- lo bring ohiidrou up 'i‘o\vn or Country“. Iloil onil was nusworl-ll with Labour Silvers.

ELDON Tho June nil-cling of this Institute was held at tho homo oi’ .\Irs. b.A.(‘. Ilucilnunu with twenty molnlu-rs and ono visitor prosl-ut. After singing tho Odo, the mlnutos of iho inst mot-ting were rend nllll nlloploll. ltoli cull _wus nusworlell with lIousl-lllulll Illnts". Satisfactory reports \\'t‘I'l‘ submitloll by the different. l-onllulttol-s Tho. llologutcs to (‘onvolllioll gllvc very

Intorcstirlg rcports, nnd u" Question liux" wns opened and discussed. A unanimous votc of thanks wns lnovoll

by .\Irs “inst, seconded by lilrs J. It. Mc\\'illinnls to be oxtcnlloll to .\ir .\'. A. Giilis for setting up tho now Drinking fountain in the school. Tho ull-ulhl-rs arranged tn lul-ot lll the school on Friday, tho 20th.. and trout thc clvlldron to "loo (‘roam nud (‘nko nt tho closo

nnd ndoptod. Reports of conlullttoc and,“ n", yqxnnnnnu"n_ |¢ w" qN-hp.“ p,‘ school l-olnillittce were reported" ali,d§|,,".,.hm,,, n --_t“m,,B,,“r,|-' for n", Nphuu]

hull a colunllttoc was nppnlutoll to soc

nlmut iulvlng n Flag Polo nlnllo for tho school. Hovornl onjrlyilbll- nlusloni lsolootiorls woro given while tho

hostess sorvod dolioious rl-froshluonts, ‘Tho "looting adjourned to luoot noxl month at the .holuc of .\Irs Iiliin (‘rlllg.

NiilW ANNAN 'I‘l-n moluilcrs mot at tho ibome of Mrs Alllru Alonso nu Juno 17th when the roguiur ulontbly luoollng ‘of this institute wns hoili. 'l‘ilo incl-ting nponod In the usulll nnlnuor and the Sol-rotary gllvo a report of tho proool-lls from the ontertninuicnt hold in tihorbrnolt Illlll. It was llecidod to ropl-nt. this play in (‘cntrnl Bedcque IInII, and Ill Mlscouchc. Papers wore rend on “Beware tho I"l_\'“ nud "A Little Iiook lu side“ A special rum-ling wns arranged on Juno 25th discussing plans for nt the school for tho purpose of enlarging the school. The uoxt meeting will be bold at thc homo. of .\Irs (‘hostor Tuplln. Iloferc tho close of the incl-ting, illnch wns served null veto of thanks tcndcrod the hostess.

rsrfiss POND

Discussion was held on buying a sign board for thc school and tho Secretary wa&commisslonsd to got one. Three members were welcomed. A dainty lunch was served.

The meeting concluded with the National Anthem. Mrs. Cbnrlcs (‘alnpbell Invited the members to hcr hams for July meeting.

HAZEL GROVE

The June meeting of this Institute was held st the home of Mrs. Duncan Nicholson with “eleven members and three visitors present. Itondlng by Mrs. Garfield Stevenson entitled "That a. ublesome Boy." Iloll Call was ausworcd by "My Earliest Recollec- tlons". The ncxt lncotlng will be hold ill ths schoolhouse where it will ho answered with a question Box. The different comlnltscs reported favorably.

Lislcnlwrnn On June 4th fifteen members anu

six visitors lust at the home of Mrs. John Brooks. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode, and the

minutes of the Inst mcctlng were road alld adopted. The secretary reported tho rccclpt of $2.12!, this being thc Government Grant for this year. Membership fees were paid by one member. It wns decided to providi- Ice Cream for a treat for the school clllldren on Examination day. Our next nloctlng will be in the form‘ of n picnic when the men of the district will improve our cemetery, nftcr wlllch the Institute will serve lunch to all. The next meeting will be held lll the homo of Mrs. Hooper.

‘a MT. PLASANT _ The June meeting was hclll at tho homo of Mrs. Arthur hilllar with eight members and eight visitors present. The meeting opened with tho reading of the Creed. Minutes were rcnd and adopted and roll eall was llnswcrod. Mrs. John Italnsily rl-ild the "History of Irlstitutes", and Mrs.

0n Fureheailllleells anti I I Chin. Cuilcm Heals. ____.

" "Y ‘"2. " “l""i..2.‘?‘

i h lm . t In ore I thin o|llee s and chlnfsnd it was an awful looking light. The pim- ples were bard and rsd slldiaftor a u""°-'r"ii°'°'h"‘ painful t

. wars a

ab; andatybe ttoobwieltnd about time months.

" I txid diifsrflt out any benefit. Ibspn u _ clears losp and Ointment was oemp

re. " 4mm m. Wis" Aug. II. 1034-

Uso Cutieurs for alltelletpnrpesss. a‘ m

Ils-

THE CHABLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Joseph Ladner read a paper o; Mil} "ll Elsa. After business will “fipl” meeting closed by singing "Dds". If was decided to go toths "about fl-‘iiflwilll’ sveniflB to cut tam-grape and weed. It was moved hyjjri. "_ liamsnv and seconded by M“. " McIntosh that palut be bolqpl‘.

paint trimmings of school and outside?‘ buildings. One new member. NVQQ.

with ”Illffcrsnt Ways of Using, Potatoes" at the next meeting at the home nf Mrs. (ierllnn Ramsay.

nouns‘ nucunsnrl.

Tho Juno plot-ting of this institute wns holll at the home of Mrs. J. I). Murchison with eight monlbcrs nnd one visitor prosl-nt. After slinging ths Ode ltoli (‘nil wlls nnsurercd with pond Jokes. Tbs nlinutes uu-ro rend still approved and also sinus correspmldoul- , in reference to tho liandicrnft Exchange and the Government (lrnnt. A lottor wns rculi also from a little girl in Stcllnrtnn pleading for clothing. On motion nf Mrs. J. ii. Murshlson, seconded by - Mrs. Nicholson, It was docidcd tn soull n cnr of eggs to the lifiuor’s Iteliof. lllill Mrs. Marlins wns appointed to infnrnl Point I‘illlr poopll- of this derision. hit-tubers doolllcd lo trout the school children to cake and Ice cronln at the school closing. The urrnugcment of snnic was loft ill thc hands of Mrs. (‘.. I). blnollood. Rick null school coluluittee worc appointed for tho next luoctiug. this meeting wns short but interesting talks on Gardening. '

Tho Nntlnnnl Anthem. uftcr which pleasing social hour was enjoyed

RED POINT The June Yuecting of this Institute wna held at the‘ home of Mrs. It‘. J. Iiobertson with thlrtccn members snll nine visitors present. The mcctlnlf nponcd with music by Mrs., A. A. Mclnnis, followod by the Institute (lilo and ltoli Call, ‘respectively. The lnlilutos of previous mooting vvorc thou rond null stood approved. The colulnittccs which wcro appointed to sccurc information l-oncoring a Sign Ilonrd and Tile lfralulng of Pictures for the School were hoard from. Those muttcrs wore discussoiti again nnd it was dceluod advisable t0 hold n.» srlnlo ovorlto next moi-tins In ordor that furtilor inquiries might bc made about ouch. A. letter from tho Hupervisr was road by the Rccrotary in which one statement of it

onlleli for tho Minors Itl-liof Flllifl which _wns (lisl-usscd and finall)’ docidod upnll tho member sending a

Iiox of provisions nud u cnso of cilits to tbor aid. Tho former sol-rotary, Miss Alicc Malone, roslguod nnd Mrs. l4‘. J. Robertson wns nppoiutcll ill hor place. T\\'n new members worolvoiclulloll to the institute. Mrs. \ ltobortson ltindly invited thc. ulolubcrs to hor holnc for next meeting. Meeting adjourned with National Anthem. .

MURRAY RIVER Tho Ray of ilopo Institute hold their Julie mootlng at the homo of Mrs. Joe Lows with sovontoen molubors nnd threc visitors prosont. Tho luoctililt "Iitmilil i" thc usual mnner and tcrl members paid tholr foes for the cloning your. it wns decided to put new ceilings in tile school-rooms as soon us ths school closed. The committee collected for school vrorir reported having secured approximately 32.1.00. On June _I0 a special meeting of officers and dnilrd of directors of this institute wlls held at tho homo of Mrs. L. Brchesut Tile purpose of the mccting wns tn give to tho Secretary-treasurer thc authority to pllt money in thc Ilanlr in thc name of the Ipstltutc instead of lIl the nnlnc of ‘the Secretary, and also to glvc hor authority to draw moncy and sign cheques for the Institute.

HIIEBBIIOOK -¢ ~ ~ The June llllihllllfl of this lilstltuto was hold lit the llnnlc ‘of Mrs. Ooc. Callback, on Junc 18th with ninetoon members and eight visitors 0'05""- Tho meeting opcncd with the Ode ami ths regular routine business was transacted. An interesting report of tho (‘ouvcntlon was given by the delegates. This was followed by a discussion. The committee reported $24.10 proceeds from

the salo of Ice Cream at tho entertainment on Jnno 3rd.Tho members decided to serve Ice Cream

conos to ths pupils st the school closing on June 30th. it was decided to hold a Baxaur and Ice Uri-am Festival on July 13th and a committee was appointed to arrange for sanlc,. A flag chart is to be bought for tho

school by thc Institute. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. U. T. Plcrerlnlf-

YORK

tlcvonti-en members and one visitor attended the June meeting of this Institute held at the home of Mrs Ilcrbort Vesscy. Roll rsll was nnswercd by each member giving a dcsrriptien of herself. The minutes of the previous incl-ting wcro rend null adopted. A report of thc Annual School lnooiinu was glvcn and lod to a discussion us to whether or not iho Institute should share in the expense of painting tho school. The matter was loft undecided until the Trustees had boon interviewed. Au enjoyable reading was

_ - given on Crossword pussies. Tho delegates‘ from Convention gavo. an especially interesting report, part of

, which was Icft over until tho. next meeting. Ono new mcluber was welcomed Tho school trustocs

, expressed thclr gratitude towards thc Institute for tholr gcncroslty in

paying for tho music losanns for the school children.

PBIIIT POND 0a June 11th eight members and five visitors met at the home of Mrs. Michael MacPbee of this Institute. Tbs singing of the Ode opened the mcctlnll- followed by the reading of minutes of previous meeting. Part of thc report 0i’ the Convention was given b! 0"“ delegate as the sol-and delegate was unable to attend. Full report will i?" given at the next meeting.

Middleton. The relllilf Jul! meeting mot at the homo of Mr!- "John Mcoerdie with tsh IIIOIIIIIIB" and elx vblwrs ‘present. It was s short business moetlus 111d I social hour spent. Delegates ex- penses was paid smonatill! i0 02.00. A new Seuretsry ehlil succeed Miss Mcoanlie who leaves shortly lol- the Canadian West. It was decided to hold an ice-CRIN Social for tile purpose of raising funds. The District Bionic of in!

welcomed. Roll call is to be“ lulvrsfid‘

. placed at the school.

19991111: was can ll Cream Social filing‘; an-llfi: members will met for the next, 111981111: at ul a Elliott Wright. Q m“ M Mm‘

5t. Columbia, ‘The July meeting 0f this institute was held at the

‘h°““’ "i ‘Mil A- F- ‘Campbell with

mue meal-bore and four visitors lift-Gent. The meeting opened with singing of pile. followed by mad. "l8 the minutes of last meeting. Rt-‘Dilrt of Convention was given No business was discussed, Lung-p Elizgixflllfiflfved ‘and meeting closed ncxg IioIINIatIolIllI Autllelu, Thg hon I W Ill. will the held at the ii. ul Miss Jennie Campbell.

i-ITW" Frelitowm-Uu July 15th [ll/G luenriiers _ui this llltllltule n“. l“ “ 5mm!’ P1000 0n school grounds wit llsevca unelubsrs and visitors present. The meeting opened Wm‘ U“? “Willllii! Utle lullowed by ltoli Call which wus answered with "My Favorite Quotation." A 1,... ter from Mr. Clark inviting us l0 the Illrm was read and it was de- cided ld leave it ‘till next meeting. A! lilo school and sick commit- tees were absent nu report was Elven. 'l‘lle secretary reported that $'.'.ti.03 was the total proceeds DI llisiilutc lee Cronin Festival to school secretary to llClp will, Pliimiill; 0i’ school outside held re- cently. which amount is w be 1101111611.. it was decided to pur- "has" i1 H1511 board [or the school