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MSPITFIRE _

'__ ROBERTYOUNG

RALPH BELLAMY

MARTHIXSLEEPER

LDDED......NBWs

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'BINNIE BARNES

REMEMBER KATIIABENE HOWARD IN HENRY VIII” ALSO IN CAST IS Nell Hunilton. Paul Csvmsgh, _Eagan Palleth, Grant Mitchell ADDED ENJOYMINT

MUSICAL - SNAPSIIOTS '

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r nuevos Nl °"I"“°“ 3...'-'“'...".:.°: .:"::£:i = Q word stfldly panic Mules

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'IMO MANY B085!!! '

L-21'”-II-14-81.

HAVI 'YOU SENT in your dlbilk

Uhristmscseals Y

ff' __ yi:-tam-ia-is-ai.

CALL AND1¥NSPlC'|.‘ our beauti- ful nil-ename ea heavy duly “lf ranges at Fred H. Tral.nor’s exclule ive stove store. r.-me-is-1e_-ai

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(X)NFlDKA'l‘l0l LIT! INSIJI. Aiwa r.-me-'r-ia-siai.

CAl»‘I'EB’8 BOOK AND 'NYY smonns win be bpm esoh nicht this week as long as necessary.

L-ZW!-12-l8~1L

mo aAn.aAlNs for the christ-

mas trade in ranges and heaters at Fred H. Trainors Stove Stone, comer Queen and Richmond Streets. L-IBN-12-15-Si

HAVE YOU lll0BGO’l'l'DN to ans-

wer. that letter with Christmas Seals? L-2874-12-18-Si.

HOLIDAY BARGAINS in ranges

and furnaces at Fred H. '1‘rs.inur's Stove Store. corner of Queen and

'viii “‘°‘““°“d s"°°"' “'m°'“"‘°'°‘

NEW ELIKYFRIO BEFBIGEB-

_*_* _ “' " _ ° ° it 'tn 99 ‘ ATOR. Fully automatic. No old

. Katharlne In re fashioned dials or switches to set or 3°. `- The Prlnce Edward _ forget. One onlyiwveiiy Bspeciai low ' ` r .

As an impetuous, unrestraine

Theatre yesterday. The star's picture, "Spitfire," is a plcturizati of he e a “Trigscr." whl

t stag pl y. 11 '

;~_ had A long run on Broadway s. few edit’ Seem llffiiilfifil in the 11°-D63 °f

WELSOILS Bgl).

who lives alone in a crude cabin the sparsely settled hills, earning meager living by washing clo

`3 Lt is the story of an untamed la._ss‘

thee. _

Her character is one of the most HW 8nd i1P¢1'S0m-UW S9011!!-U90"-9

e -t . Each

"u'nique in the annals of the scr " and one of startling contradictions

'une moment she prays with a child

’ like faith in God, whereas in the this Smntinatifli HWY-

“riext instant she is a flaming, fight ing wildcat_ It is only when love en

ters her soul that she shows si

of womanly surrender. And this su

5 bility in her other moods.

d,_ Bhe falls in love with a young en- - gineer on a nearby dam project and tp a man who is able to see beneath the

the screen of the Prince' Edward surface other vixenish exterior and

new. appreciate -the sterling qualities o! on her inner and usually hidden nature. C

m sympathetic and entirely believable. g` This reviewer, for one, knows of no

n ; succeeding picture of Miss *Hep-

gns the older engineer to whom Trigger r- finally gives her heart. The support-

~ /render is as lmpetuous as her hos- ing cast includes Martha Bleeper,

It is a role that would lmdoubt

any actress of lesser ability, but Miss Hepburn‘s art makes it real, vivid,

other screen star with sufficient tal-

enough to make it ring rue

_ bum's brings to light new talents of

_ Robert Young is cast as the young - philanderer, and Relph Bellamy is

I/ouis Mason and Sara Baden.

price. Toombs use o e

L-2859-12-1B~1i.

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DONATIONS of groceries, candy,

frultjetc., gladly received at the

L 2864-12-18-li.

Dispensary. -

FRED CLARK, Cavendish, who

ground and fed Bunglo breeding ration 1933-84 for the first, says he would not feed the old system f ni ats hunks, etc., again.

.4MorHeR1scoNQUsR1Nt:* ll ~ -

° e ° L 3831 daughter, Patricia Maguire, out

’ a three-year sleep.

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Witha

u'h.Pin‘ to the

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RELATES VIVID STORY seru_ms`and medicines have all had

OF WINNING WHEN their turn in the treatment of the

_e` SCIENCE 'FAILS girl.

"-r A Mothers Way

men, Mrs. Miley has carried out her own system, following only maternal instinct

Mrs. Miley remarked with a

By tenderness, patience and 'Sh

ummnny pmsmnw, Mm pefcy Yes, Patricia, is like a baby again Muey is at yas; brmmng he, to me-except she is far slower

pondent CHICAGO, Dec. 1’1-(UP)-fWb science has failed a mother is win ningl

of than any normal baby Patricia.

may not like this but even new sh is much slower to learn than

ranchers of Prince Edward Island _ h their sexes itea at the Prince Mu” has “'°“s°5i 'h° 29 ye”

Chicago suburb, to the point w e

continue to advise their friends to ,the in e “ds mo mme in patronize this department. Inspect stmcgansf spo n

you to visit our plant and make '§d;vgf:n_y°1i{n‘d?n?§¢)lJ‘;x;€ii1xgt sto

if ii' Bar In “One xcitin Adventure” ____ _ ' Tm “H” 1 Blu le nes E ° g 'ms rimrca nnwmn Isi.ANn The “‘°“‘°" °’“"°'“°d‘ dl

At The `C3Pw0l ' h run Pool. Lrivnren Marketing "I “""° 3"” “'°“°‘1 he’ “S I -1-n ` » < Servicefis not limited to auctions. when she was 9’ baby' I saw

of cinematic importance hiowri as the most fasculatlng P1`\‘/“W Tfé°~W 59-105 BTC "'i8°“°“51Y lmngltglme’ “five brea'th`“;8' ti:

yesterday at the Capitol woman in Europe who has no trou- Pufsued 'fh1‘°“8h°“° the Sf*-‘°lL “P i-5 f?,§{¢eS,.1gngnghe:n eygfflivg fri,” when Binnie Barnes' second ble in resisting men but whose ling- ZrnghggxsgxléélsginpgglsEzsglzzishls able fo speak or move It wok me ily circle as she eve'r was. Her picture, “One librciting Ari ers itch every time she nears a glit A long time to ,enum that

oi ri N uri uto ii me I--2853 12 18 21 B,

opened for a limited ruii. tering amon . e ,am rl - _ _ - e “ ' ' -

h 'Bt me ants and Pam r ___ was just like a. baby to spe

in _ ' - '

- messing - season. It

excitement, humor and man w om ri w ifnrie the :lim which rea cavanegh is the man who wants UW YOU GUING to sive the ’°';‘_‘§ ‘md “‘°v°il;>1r°uei;1}y'. 1 iholixi addition fo the celebrated Binnie 'rho three romp through Kiddiea e Chrhtml-S Tree this year md ;’,f’,§,:f,‘n,‘,;; ,_§‘,§ ,e,§e,_,,“,‘; ‘Le

star of “Henry V111". Neil some of the most thrilling adyen- W¢ 1;Ven%h€ l;1é¢§0¥8_lé§gal)e1;'en1I1>salnci;ll Then I Wrote words and “gnu

and Paul Cavanagh and a ures conceivab e. #md H S - -.

cast. of exceptional Much bi the humor is contrib- 173 Grafton Street.

uted by Grant Mitchell and Eugene

A1 . ` » i

Jing olmpbeu' ,”mmmy,h:;: alll; ;°hnx.ch`°°r°xt§n'He°&T5 tf, gg ‘fusions have been tried. Electri al quart ofniilk and A quart of cream _;,,,, LC°,,',,{,,\,,u eu over sooo raised in various ways, answered with lem' Meeting m°§“» ”“f°;*,§;d°‘,;:;\”,*‘ A ‘ '

' ' - ‘ a ns o i » - -

and Miss Nina. thi! yglr 0;, this amount we have closed in usual manner “ed emgpmmh “umm .nd 0 h

ml: Ov-mimi! ° Www 011 hmd l ANNUAL ilnlsrrso -

She lay there. eyes open,

' '“_"" With th ' u d tand

SOME of the most critical fox ,whmh ¢:nE;Endir-sphygmtxh' Mrs she was as ababy

ld Anyway, in time I believe that ar

-o

ave pe -. Edward Island Fur Pool Liinlted and sleeping beauty of Oak E ,S walk and to mil; and to feed her-

the work done at any plant in me 1 lm, ti tn ~ h Prince Edward Island and we invite Just how this was “C°mF;lésl;$ld wr _H ns C om muse er

be the number cf things for her to

°°'“"°“‘°“" L`m°'12"s'2" ricerca by some intellectually dee 11° W1 I intend 1° keen onir cer-

Y d and complicated system the wri

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atg:_5:2B;2g§‘£IsPE§_§eAR °n°'_wM stunned by gh., naive sim to teach her to talk It may be r p°L`ss_2884_12_18_u plicity of Mrs&¢h|diley's me‘thods.

By Bruce Grant -- While physicians have coma and

`ceiiire1 Press canal-lion cones- s°ne. wmv emhlrice. some learned

. ere .

an lu : '

U18. _ _

t . _ ¢n Meantime Patricia Mcguire is un

l¢ est- family home at 523 B. Clar- li . _ - .

1; to her relatives. They go in and

led sations mifch as if she were tak-

their meaning by touching ob-1111 Dirt- ' '

jects.

Ishall be able to teach her to

self Since about a month ago, when she first responded to my

Q, finger, I have gradually increased

1- tainly hope that I shall be able

that the brain centre which con trols that is clearing at last It has been so slow to react that I can do

5 no more than simply hope that this r is the beginning of recovery,"

_ Family Comesiand Goes

.. 'just as much a. member of her fam-

e room on the first floor of the mod- lf ence St Oak Park is open always

1-_ out. carry cn their normal conver-

Her day is by no means a dull

nd oi-ie, even if she is not aware of

is one of the most Pallette, who enact the roles of the 55501153, MMDQUGALL, Bldg- ‘ ~ B reach the screen this worlds worst detectivea- Constantly gm-<1, p, E, 1_, reports he just re- ;::’mc;,,Em1§?d¢I:;);;ngnl:hi:t`eI;liemw to do with a girl confronted by clues which would cm-gd 33150 gm- B pup pen, in the legmmg what I was trying

*”°*" bring them f°'bu1°“'s "wards “B they 1°°“l “land mwkets- This PUD W” teach her. I taught her the mos

Zum mx,” and ,Pam W” hm °! 196 50% 51111810- Mr- Mecbougall simple ghlngg pm- 1me9,n¢e_ 1 culty, since it is restricted to li-

_ U1'0D¢. ey bunge every 0116 “DW had used Bunglo the past two would write 'Raise your finger: quids and semi-solids, `

.» The annual meeting of the Cape "NY 5°“mb1°» at me surprise ending years. His ranch average was 200% She would'

mrnvei-so w.r. was held or the home _<11 the Picture. “pw e famous crook 1°, m4_ bm, A mm°m¢m,°n _

.of Mrs. James Bell on Thursday. one °f tm mm °"P°~5l° CNW, i--- .-

§'°V-29&ii1“3d11°P°“°d "1 th%“S“§; $1;’f,m"";,{e°§t‘f,fL§‘f‘.f.,‘15o,",f‘§,'i',f,}'_\‘§°'“,_ 'lim.l.vALa woMEN's rNs'rrru'rii .bod where Parnell., ii healthy- tions from prone.te sitting and bgirlzwelve meiiibergzivgsgixgi :giom mg f°1°3 *Uchida 7'°f‘”-“°“4`G°“*' ` I _*_ lmmng’ pretty gm' my md wr

` med a new member for next year °h°1k» H0311' K°1k¢1’- D011! '1»10Yd. Th° Decefnber meeting M Mm' °" ° scmtch 9 '

_ en were five “sm” present: mm Bam’ _,Mm Rmmnb, G'_P__;rale lalomensthlnstitute was held “Smile for the eigtlemayg., 1 . ° minute °f if-Sb meeting and °f ‘,§,“§‘.}‘§,¥;,3{;; D,‘Zf,°§§‘,§ ,Wh Ed' ..‘}..2’°..`I‘Zf;.i.f.'.’. .'23 “”.”§.'2°“$`u°i`§.$'.' .i.‘§3.lf.‘§‘°u..d'l§1°ih l'I.°“‘. aerial. 1n‘§;p“t;‘§“E§.'hT°‘;f;§§d:§§° 12°? *Eg number of me-{e,,_y _'md ° The president Mrs. Alfred Pai-sons or a smilel Just as would a baby When afternoon °0mee.‘Patri¢ia =»-ned ~"°“°“'°" M” e.°:.‘“:.'i...‘:°“.r.i..:.f°° ‘°

members for their co-operation °°“ “° ° ° °°P“°1 Th¢°t¥° - . ' ` Wm h th 1 d h be of om untilWed.nesdsy. meeting were read and approved. It causes s queer feeling in ons chair. 1° HHS B5 “S ll’ “.§.‘,,"‘ °’» 'm ,aff od Members decided io assist .teacher to sit there and realize that be! ° §f°n”“’c, ’,,”P°th 'ieegfm norman woimrrs msmurs with onnstniue me and voted this y°\ms w°m=r\ “nk *hiv

mt: :bios eenpeniiieui-e three scum roi- gms rorobiioren. sleep on February 15- 1931 'M

_ ` The annual meeting of Borden _ Oommittees gave their reports and Um 51911- bYm1“¥‘° ¢¢°f°*'°"Y f°1`

ga" th," "_ Wcmen’s Institute met at the home l new ones were appointed as lol- Ch1¢l€0 °ffi°° of l_¥\h¢1°1'\l1 UN ,mmm Wm of me wliiani reams. he presi- iowa: sick, Mi-s..1ohn Persons, im. line- '

donttnve a very inlomtinz ae- xennelh iibmnls. school, mise 32135* :!°'m*‘_:““ §;;“§;}y Ta; pound, dum, M, um," ,,,¢,,,,.

» wont Pumuns ann" _ m , _ 1

°m§¢“;:-_:mm elm- ag xxymzagszigtmy £2623 Lunch, MAS- 2; ‘;1n'°:P:“i{l;\’°°k£i°:;°lf€ Wnltfe

bert Bhsrren WW F1!"-lleiilly we have done very phy Mrs Kenneth Mclnnis, Miss ‘an und of hmmem B’h°"pd°t

_ her entire program. In. the morn- ai; ing she is aroused, bathed and mas- tg ssged and given-la breakfast which t she swallows ‘without any diffi-

From then on heruntiring mother

goes through a 'vigorous routine of

Mrs Mlley walked ov to the exercise, alternating Patricia's posi-

ote from llldeto side. Mrs.. Miley gives

he: four or five meals a day, in- cluding the cooling drinks which

ips break the moming and the after- ncs noon.

for is taken from her bed and propped

up in her window in a comfortable

are shown no interest in the activity her in the street, her mother believes

that she enjoys being taken from

the the bed she has occupied for sa,

gg long.

Gains do Pounds

n Patricia has gained nearly 40

for ing' ri-ein ine to about iss, her to mother estimates. In fact, the gain

was so great that her dist of s

L ,_wr;iter:

d, a day has been greatly reduced

c ii v A year ago lm Gladys Hansen ei- Patriclsls sister, who does her share

ECW

appointed ed for the ensuing year: President, '

' MPI-_-1 V- MeeD°n=»1d:vi°°"vN`l»_ 'nu gag annual meeting or the 'rha'»l.anain¢ or oi-ana

Keith-Lord and ms. Mrs. 'rhemas saxfm; sec. troll-; ‘ Crapaud f omen'| Institute met at school for the i-noiith of Novem n for anyone _to have been

The ibllnwhig Difibcflwlte Oloci URAPAUD W. l- GRAND TB-ACADII BCH00

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lim. waiiaee meld: directors- .‘ me heme of sm. nal-ry Loud on

` HW” 5""°"» MH- C*=“4¢f»- MH- Mig-I Tuesday evening, November tweu- raruciraus n_|:rAa'ms

'tbl-_a time I was glad she was

asleep. During a whole year I

i° thqught 'how nine it would have

sleep- times 'were so terrible. But new we wish she would snake-

'gc

ml Pu- lieth, with fifteen members and amos x.-i Eugene menonam: _timer are becoming me gun.”

one visitor present. The meeting 2, Evyleen MacKinnon.

md 1 The ofllvm Ind 'Mmm' NN was opened by the singing or the oi-ass ix.-i. catherine ncbi- _ _ _ this pponunii louianx - - . ' ' '

hols li .tba wiioin any vgy hu heipe°;mi71i°a2: vI§‘m°‘9,“nt;_%d,1¢§_’u§~Y§§¢f§ii t<Tii°-B: wienenaia' mm fmum' 8' Km ‘,ms'"m_°.___.._." mug

Clark in the ‘the year such.a success. `,m,°nd,¢ u, Rh, pgymg of the ands vm.-l, Katherine Mac-_ 3'¢m¢_|-°11 fm- November; _

annual fees 1n_I1\\tf»_¢° °f *hi Kinnoni 2, Theresa Witte: I._l¢ll’¥ Chfadsi- 1, charlotte Mui:-head

s“"° 1lnu.vAi.s woMsN'srNs1~rru1's‘ ii: “amend writ ri:p':1o:redm'el"l§; Keolfde vu i Marion watts I gd “mmm (NW): 3'

s were r an A . .- . I . an . .

_ ' ul-ing. reside t, Mn. in-ie Lew- maivaret stosle: 8. _car-tie uae- _cyruiolx-1.1\ataclark:“2.D°fil

The members ofuillvale Wom-. mr. the; gavenher report for the Auley. 1 - _ _ Bealllrlxlx 3. Glenlcrnlrd. ~ _ are Institute met at.-ine iieuiaot year _vliii-.li was relieved by the Grade vt.-i. Home Watts: 2. l.-lllr1_°°l°W-_|» ain. uieiiaol mu-pay on Novpm- ¢n:&ii:“er'|_ yearly _i-eport, uiowlns Mara ua¢Au1ay: 8. John me- Iva_0\il°\ 2, b¥;°lI»°f1°l- _

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' ng. nm"and - aoowg cars ree- _ . '.\.

_ vialioi-casein; present. 'ni rmi- elim roi- the mule; year: cn-me v.-1, Leonaiu micnoa-. ._ _ 1-. _. __ -

_ _ _ _ dent, un. ‘Joim raison; Si-qaiiiea. President-¢s;n..Jack' Nicholson. aid; 2, Louis oampseli; a,_r>mieid - . I _

neil _eauwu mv?-comb.; mn; .vleedrroiisenetz-‘_’llan.ir¢ahx im- I mmm. °"“° ~ - -

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- Christmas Special for 1or_qoioei.hui.ue¢iun¢.iiennirowa» eewen _ m _ Nm” un _-me sim-in: 3. Imelda Hw-

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The Cornwall-York Point Wo-

men's Institute held their Decem- ber meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Howard. Meeting opened with Institute Ode. followed by Creed in unison. Minutes of last meeting also November meeting were rvad and adopted. Reports of committees were then given. Mrs. Hagen Howard read an interesting selection from the Eed_Cross Bul- letin concerning the Banatorium.

At .the Januaiymeetlng Mrs. W.

R.. Shaw will give a demonstration on poulticing and fomentations, resusciti-ition°from drowning.

On motion, the bill for ban

Horward was appointed hall secre- tary. A discussion on Sewing Club work followed but nothing definite was decided. 1 ‘

Mrs. Annie MacDonald kindly in..

vited the menrbers to her home for next meeting. Roll call to be an- swered with "A Health Rule for a Child, or "What I keep in

Pl‘08\‘9»m2 _

Reading-Mn. Frank Howard Trio-Mrs. Bain, Mrs. Bell, Mira.

MacEachern.

Reading-Mrs. Vickerson.

Reading-Mrs. Hazen Howard.

Solo-lsaliielle '

.Sing-Song-Christmas Carols. _

Contest. ` The annual bazaar followed the

program _at which a neat sum was realized. after which the meeting sldiourried. ‘

Refreshments were served by the

Comwail-Meadowbank members,

i>ANMua.n 1si.ANn worms'

msrrrirrt . _ V

The December meeting of

Paninure. Island Womens Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Ed Macdonald with an attendsnceof seven members and one visitor

The meeilhs ovswi by linsint

"Jingle Bells" and the roll call s

for Christmas." -

The minutes of the last Annua

Meeting were read. approved ui signed by the Preskient

A discussion took place on the

different ways of raising money f_ Institute purposes and of. inorell ills the social life of the distri

that the members hold card part lt their homes. These

small admission

cd mini* prim

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ANNUAL KEETDWG OF NEW DOBIINION WOMEN’B IN STITUTI

'Ifba annual meeting of New Do-

minion Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Hector Mac- Lean on 'Nov/. 10,’ i034,~seven meni- bers and several visitors att/endingi .The President occupied thechsir, 'andthe meeting opened/by singing “O Canada." Roll call was answered by-“What Women Dislike Most in, Msn." Membership fees were paid, and the mite box opened, the con- tehts being $3.26. The‘mlnutes_ of thelast annual and regular meetings having been read' and approved, 'tns' President gave » a brief address, thanking the members _(or-. their kindly co-operation and wishing

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A vote of thanks we-rthen tendered thc, Presidant_f0r_ her very efficient services during the pest two years. Mi-a. George Maclean very kindly acted ss Bocrstary for this meeting in theabsence of Miss ‘Elisabeth MacEv/en, who,_to the great regret of all, has left to take up a position elsewhere. All the members present were -unanimous in their expressions of appreciation for . the splendid work done by Miss Maeilwen-diirlng the time she has been Secretary of this- Institute. Final arrangements were made- for the presentation of play in Afton I-lsll, after which the election of offloerstoolr -place, re- aliinng. ne reilowlu- President, im. Igl. T.-Currie; Vice-presient, Mn. W. D. Shaw; Becretary-treasurer, A. R. Macnonald; Directors, ima. Wm. H; MacEwen.’Mn..Hecwr lilaclbean. Mrs. E._D. Doull; Audit- lore, M11.-George A. Wilson, Mrs.

|Walter Macllfwen; sick Committee, Mrs. Wm. H. Maclilwen, Mrs. Mar-

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l The annual meeting of the I-larsl Grove Women'| Institute met at the home of Mrs Rcsgh Ferris on

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The regular monthly meeting Q

the Rollo Bay West Womens me stitute was held at the home oi Andrew Patou on Deoembai 5. The Vice-President t/ook charge of meeting which was opened by singing of_ ode followed by repeat- ing of creed in unison. Roll call was responded to by five members with Sing, Bay, Play or Pay. Min- utss -of last meeteing read, adopt/ed and signed. _ TWO naw members were welcomed. School committee reported school in need of cleaning and several members offered tl help with same. $8.00 was voted fl! _buying Christmas treats for child- .ren-.and teacher. Bevarsl members -reported having sold tickets on comforter and agreed that all should hand in receipts at next meeting which is to be held at the home of Mrs Angus McKenzie on the second Tuesday in' January, where roll call will be answered by a New Year's Resolution. The business pai-t of meeting closed by singing. The hostess served a de- licious lunch and a pleasant social hour was enjoyed by all.

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_The Annual Meeting of the Rolla

llisy West Wbn'_ien’s Institute was , held at the home of Mrs. Georgs , Wood, with nine members present. . Mxtllll Opened with singing, fol-

` lowed by creed in unison. Roll Call answered by paying fees. Minutes |of.prev_ious meeting and also min- _utes of last annual meeting were me. “woven ami signed by vice- President in absence of President. A satisfactory financial. statement of years work was given by Secre-

A ,hung ,Wm hour,” mm ‘tary Treasurer. The election of snjoyeitwbile the hostess-served a delicious luncheon. The' next meet- ing will bs held at the h`ome~of Mrs. . T. Currie ,roll call tp he answered

oilicers ,for ensuing year resulted as follows: President, Mrs. William ’ White: _Vice President, Mrs. Andrew Paton: Secretary Treasurer, Huel Wood; Directors, Mrs. James Me- Kinaon and Mrs. George Wood: Auditors, Misses qathsrina Menus and Flora Paton; School Committee Misses Jessie _,Paton and Catharine McRae. Sick Committee, Misvs Bessie Wood and Margaret Write. Program Comm: Misses Bessie Wood. Catharina McRae, Margar- et white and r'lbra` Paton. A voie of thanks _was tendered the past IBCYSTBYY and president. secretary was ordered to get B 00?! of Insti- |tute _News Hrs. Paton invited ,members to har \hoine for next 'meetinm where roll call will be answered by Bing, say, Play or Pay. Meeting closed by singins National Anthem. Lunch WM ,urved by hostess and Q pleasant social liourenjoycd.

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