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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN SEPTEMBER 18 1926

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Ollawa Woman Made Strong by Taking Lydia Ii. l’iaklim's Vegetable Compound

Ottawa, Ontario.-_“I was terribly

rm:-down after the bnjth of my third baby. I bad awful bearing-down pains and was afraid I had_senou_a trouble. I wU‘hred all the tune and had no gppetfte. _M sister-in-lewis taking Lydia E. Pmlham's Vegetable Com- pound md cannot praise it toohi hly and naked me no try lt. I havesiad splendid results and feel line all the uma _A_py one who ns_eda a elwrung c -me-up soon earns from me what to take."-Mrs.RENn P/loom. 320 _czumbei-ima sn-een, oe- eawa, Ontano. `

. Terrible Backache

Halniltoni Ont.-“Aft/er my baby

was born I tem'ble backnche and headaches. I eould notdo mywork and fell: tired from the first minute I got up. But worat of all were the pains in my aides when I moved abopth I had to htm' lie down for a while nf-

tlervmrda. I oonld_keeg__rlndy house in order, but many things to go un- done attbe time, because of my ail- ments. I_wea told by a neighbor to take Lyd1aE. Pmkham’s Vegetable Compound, as she said it wou d build me up. I was relieved before I had taken the fi:-at we bought and have not had my trouble like it since.”- Hrs. T. MAILKLE, 115 Ferguson Ave- aus South, Hamilton, Ontario. c

l)on't Iienp coals of fire ou lin

1-iwui_v's heud uiitll ybu burn your fingers.

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“Tl1ere's no girl like her-she's

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"Don't boast so-th.1t'<; only say-

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Bug: I must nay I greatly preler

spring water to the dirty water In 'hla well! ,

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Hobo (at puhlie bath): Think I

get my last bath here.

Attendant: That couIdn't bc-

thla bath has only been open for three years..

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A HUMORIIT’ '- Zane Gray. the author hae

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W. H. BaI‘I'€!l. 'f0'I`mCI° 5oldlel‘.~vii|t‘i:1| tiirls Work lltnirtl l('. tl. I.

who Ielt Quebec last week for Ire- '|'_. “un ht-hi ui _tho 4"ninI:lll ll\>Iii0 land to collect the $2.500.000 Irish nn 1-‘ritluy teveiiliiiz. Sept, 10th, with estate to which he has fallen heirugho pri-sill(-ill. ._\lr<_ II. ll. .lciikilni "l'm too deeply rooted here" he in tin- clmlr. liitv-rt>sl.iiig nml Sill- says in declaring that he wouldn't is1‘;ni<iry reports nl' the various nc-

__1,) think of living in Erin. liviiit-ti of the Iltiuiwl during tlio

_ _ __ _.,___,_,_ ___.__...____._.. ___ |,1,,n.,- ,|i,,.~||;,_»;.~.| for tho your In

will bv the suliio its lor lilo punt

y yvair, vi'/.1 Pros., .\lr.~i. It. ll. .Innk-

----~ ins; Vlt't--l’i'on., .\li':1. .l. A. Clark;

.\ll:~nt Kltllilt-rn |l|lt'l|:iliitl|.dzt||;;lil.- 5*-‘C'l"T""“"‘~' Mrs' R' H* m’g“.lT‘ or of -.\l|', :itill il/lim. W-ni. `liiit-liuimli. -“i*"" -“M-l""i" TmLt':"' 'wurmmc l’ii\t\||t_-, lvll. lntit \\'t»t‘k ini' llonloii, Girls Wlifli S¢f‘fl"~‘lill`Y- \\`l-li lI\'U-*Will Musa. :intl gave runny vulnulilo sulzges-

l.._._.___________ The Fathers '

Of Confederationlllf' WM” ‘

ll<roin the llulifax Herald Aug.

28 lnsl.l .

Cunuuu is to have un issue Ui

illustrated postage stamps antl_zL despatch tells us that it was ili- ientietl to have one Willl Sil` J- A- _\1h;-duiiuld and Sir \\'ili'ricl Laur- ier _me by 55.1.; This seems lol |,L. ..|,j@cto¢1 to und on the principle, no ilonlil that the lion and the lamb ditl not lie clown t0lZ@ll\0i'. 1 suppose they \vill put Sir John on one and Iiiturier on uimtlicr 111111 then llie iinrtizuns ciiii luke Ilielr pick. iiutnht-r fuuzlzeslifui WHS it stuinp with u picture of D'Ai‘cy .lieth-e. 'l`lmi, also. scents tu_ find objct-ioi°.<. If they want thc Simon Pure "l~`;illiei'.~i of (Tonfetlerntion" to inlnrn tht- new stunips they will have to lake .\Ie(iee untl I€d\\'urti Wlii-lun. l~‘or those two men \vel'c the first urtlvu rnippnrttxize- of the lzrr-ut itlvwi und lintli were iu:ti‘tyl`>`» In the t-uuse. Sii'iiii|.;o as it. may st-t~n\, both lvl-ru lrisliiuoii, lttiiniiii (‘nlliolit's zititl l,ilnii'ul.~'. Aiitl tI|t‘Y \\'t-iw-. ‘l‘zniutl1tt'§s grt1utv.~it patriot.-'. .\lt-(it-0 wus zlxsztssiiiitleil. Whel- an dit-.| frtiin lt broken Iiearl. 'l‘Iiis is it t-liuplvr in Czliiutliuil history yet. to be written.

The rumor has been revived In London and received with great interest cf the betrothal of Crown Prince Olaf of Norway and Prin cess Astrid of Sweden. He ls 23- l/bars °f alle and Uh* ii 21' P"'"°°

Olaf is a nephew of King George V.. his mother being the king's sis-ter, Maud.

Annual Report Provincial Girls Work

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'l`l|t~ uiininil iii:-cling ol' tint l’l'0<

yt-nr just 1-mimi wiwe i~ot'uivetI. and

comt-, 'l‘ht~ ol`liror.~i for l!l2ii-27

Samuel McKee, 88-year-old farm-

er. who was the olclent competitor in the old liddlers’ contest at the

Canadian National Exhibition. Tor- onto, Although well past his al-

lotted three-score year; and ten. Mr. McKee, who comes from Guelph, Ont., tapped time with hlli feet like a man half his age. While he did not finish among the first three he played exceptionally well for :I man of his age

full ||‘ri|i \\'ns dt-\'ntL\il lo girls' coll- l‘t-rmit-t~.~a tlirnnfglirnll. tho Miiritlincs. il was p.'i.»‘sili|t- for Inn lo keep lii iuitrli willi your work only by 001'- i‘t-sptnidt\iit't>. i\ lnriiillily cil'clilill'. “'l`liv ’l‘urt~li". .~'|net:inl inateriul coli-

lt by performance.

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STUDEBAKER’ New Custom S dans

Jllecbommlly up-to-tbe-mmute t ,»

-czrtzstzcczlly obeoo' of tbe tzmes

_economzcolly tbe mrs of t/Je bour

][T is great to be a pioneer and §til| retain your youth

-to sponsor new étylc at no sacrifice of traditional

éiandards-to ser the pace in appearance and maintain

This is what Studebaker has done in these new

Cuétom Sedans which are sweeping thc country. Some- body put their description in a phrase, "Studebaker pin!"-the hnal achievement of performance [flux the ncwc§t mode in motordom.

Engineering authorities have long acknowled cd

i Stu<lcbakcr's mechanical supremacy in its held. ind

now with added refinements the mighty Studebaker L-head motor is widening its margin of leadership.

Sludebakerk Victory O1/er Vibration

Studcbakci-'s curly adoption of the L~hcad engine fore- ca§l the prcscnt-day rrcnd. Now 7c>%ofNorth American

manufacturers use this effi-

W 'Q cient, quiet type of cnginc.

~ And, more significantly,

rv, thclargcst hui dcrs ofothcr

g-\"\ ‘ types havccome tothis pun-

' ' cipleJor all tb: mu/ can intro-

___`».-’\,f-' ,,¢'-_ _ _ducc in recent years. ..

_ ' _-_,_ To insure a smooth, vi- \-`“ _ » ’ ` " brationlcss flow of power,

" r i Studebaker spends over

Studebahl .f6oo,nnn almuallj in ally mar//ining nury mr/are of ir.: big crank- .rbn/M-fz /:arurr /rand only

$6oo,ooo annual] building balance into its big crank- shafts-fully machining and dynamically balancing each and ever one.

Only seven other American cars have a power rating

greater than thc Big Six and these all coét from $1.500 to $8000 more. The Standard Six is the mo§t powerful car of its size and weight, according to the ratings of thc Society of Automotive Engineers.

Sludebakefs Trrznscorzlinental Triumph

parts average yearly only _ _ ‘

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| pcr car in operation ' -evidence ofrhc fine marc- ,' _ _* rials used. . _

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S`tudebaker’.vAdv¢mced tiff-._ ' - -MVN t

Engmeern1gPracIzre l__;_‘\_, \_,_‘____.‘Q§_\_` _ l _

For tb: pafl tim )¢f:r.r, Studc- ‘\_ . -l`~ _ baker has bccn balancing __ ' ,l

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wheels and cnsings tu insure . ' ~ Y

smoothcét riding. Moreover,

[hc Sami-Cllj [iQ 5pring5 fog. The na-llrajt rnilzla/mg u‘n1d'- tc,-cd by Stucrcbakcr me ho.” 1/in/il-.ui r>.-r/um: /mmf: of used bv 91% of A_nc___.Cnn .flurifbiz/errC//[IZ/1d,l'edi1//1-1rran- car ____a-nufaCtu__c__s_ S[__de_ rmmu'_; rarrrra z from I/1:1141/1. bakc.' cars have :I long springbasc, und spring leaves ‘ of the finest chrome vrinudiuin étccl. Rcplacqhgnrg of springs on Studebaker cars .irc less than ICI, per

year of cars in service.

There :irc many other bcrccrmcnrs in Studebaker dc-

sign--an oil filter and air purifier effectually seal the

engine againét foreign matter. A \v.itcrproof ignition syétcm insures faith ul o eration in ruin-étorms. Even the spark plugs wcur rubber clips. And a force feed lubrication syf-`tcin gives perfect lubrication under all conditions.

01/er $100 lVort/J of Exim Equijlmeflt At No Exim Cost

To its in-built qualities of pcri'orm.incc, Studebaker has added thc charm of custom trcrirmcnr and thc luxury of custom equipment. Low-swung, full-vis- ion étccl bodies in lustrous and durable duotonc lac- qucrs; interiors richly finished and appointed, with broadclorh or Chase mohair upholstery, broudlacc trim and Butler finish hardware; and extra equip-

ment worth more than Sioo.

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Rcccntly thc Studebaker Big Six Sheriff--.1 ccrtihcd §tockcar-dashcd from New York to San Francisco in 86 hours and Lominutcs, through the worét étorm in 60 years.

It cut x6hours and 15 minutes off

the best previous automobile record and bca: the be§t time ofthe crack Limiteds by over 6 hours!

I: added another victory to the

long lis't already held b Studebaker -Barcelona to Madricl, thc Trans- Australian Run and many others.

Studebakeris Inherent Durability

Owncrs_ of 817 Studcbakers report having driven their cars from loo,- ooo to 3oo,ooo milcs and étill going étrong. Thousands of Studebakcrs in the fleet-service of big induétrial concerns are proving their remark- able low-co§t and tremendous cn- durancc.

Factory sales of Studebaker repair

S rr-Roadficr

C1/fiom Brauglmm

Sc an (7-Pass.)..

Brougham..__......".'.A

(11.7-inch wheelbase)

Tb: Pnlidmt

/1/l prinr a. b. /aflarj, lValkerw`/ls, Ont.

Stendord Six

Duplex-Phacton ._$\4i.o Duplex-Road£lcr............,_.,.. 139; Sport-Roadster 170; Country Club Coupe.__.._.... x7c5 157; Sedan (wool-tri'mmed)...... xyog Comm .i`nl.1n...._.._.__..._.... 179;

Speciol Six Coach........,_.....................,....$i915 Brougham............................ 1.1.40 Big six Sport-Phaemn...,...._...-......$toB5 Duplcx-Road§ler.__-............. |980

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Four-wliccl brakes, disc wheels,

nickle-plated bumpers, front and

rear--and a patented vcritilating windshield wiich insures pcrfcét ventilation at .ill times but prevents direct drafts or a drop of rain from entering thc car.

.S`tua'eba.€er’s Greatest

One-Proft Arb/'el/emeut -

Thcsc Cuétom S:-dans arc thc crown- ing triumph of Srndchakcr's Onc- Profi: f.1c1lirics-po:a.siblc only bc- causc Srudcbn I.-cr builds them com- plcrc in its own initnmoth plants.

No wonder -` imntl today is far

our§tripping sup: lv for these at- tr.ic`tivc cars. Sec 'bam for yourself ----innkc your o i comparison- then decide wh.-.ner you should any longer dcn. yourself cu§t0m luxury, when you :‘ :n enjoy it witl. -

our cu§tom co§t.

ni uint .\ii~,.-. lm..-it _\ittt-i<u_\- tions =11<un: the lille-<>I U10 lf=0I\'-Ill”

lin:-is. (lnrlield. wt-ro in Slirrvy lin.-l. prngruniiiie.

wot-lc. tlin uut-nt oi' .\li'. and Nlrn. _\li.~is ’l`rottvi"s very uo|i\l"'0l\0ll'

Wlllin Mclllilllamin, _ 'elvis report is its i`ollows: . _ . .

Antoni; the latest vvl-n|:< lvus it lt. is tlifflciill. for Inc to believe UIVIUS ‘_|"l""l~`i *lil* “""l0_"”i} 'fllflw

f,'_/_/_'g -, illlnve and it-e-<'ri‘itin l't~:-ilivul hold that this ls tho tlilrd time that I "M" llfll/'|11'-Lie hir any city in (Ain-

, ut lildon Ilull, Sept. lo, .vlcs.~u's. |,,,,-tt phd tho privilege of present-

.'/ ./,j//Q’ -' ; ‘ .loo Griffin und Angtnl li. .\It'l.v:|n |n . an ,,hm|,,1 .-0 0|-1, in thin bonrtl. _ _ __

' ~ im,-,,|,,h,.,| HH, ,.i,,||“ ,,,,,_,|,._ 1___)"'S“,m|v lmvc Sm thmo ym"._._. of ttlvuiioti. ivhltzli ingliur siicrlnl field,

" Mm. Alex. lions, of llnsloii, wliu (._|.0w‘|‘,(|`(._ “_ |_ -I-_ “cUv||i,._,_, gum. fill-NH Alllfiilll <`UllI'i lll_ -|'llIl|lfl\`Y- __ npr-nl lhv nninnn-r with rt-lutivv\:¢ Ili hV_ .|-|,,.,~,. |,,,v0 |,¢,.,n ,,I,_., ,md litilli .~t‘1~i't-lilt'lf‘.¢ lmuln favourable

Vll lillrllniinii atntl (iilrlil-lil. i't-lni'ii- dbwlm in our girls, w____k_ _mmy _IH-_ r-nniiur~lii_oii l|it‘ work ol' the Inland. t-tl lo livt' limnt- lun! \\'tn\k. H(.,,|,` ,,|»(,h|hn\n mzitiy ilirllllilg nil- "ml l|0l<lllii.', it gli'l:<` vo:-ipor norvlce, _'l`ln- niziiiy l`ri|'mI.a or .\lr. und f_\l|':4. vomurl.,-_ Uni- pror.:rn~s lm., ,mi :intl I nm nun- lim! Ilwlr presence

i.olt|f\n l"i'|'/.74-ll l<Ililnii. nrt* sofrv ' I . ~ .

‘ . . ’ ., .' ~,' ' ' r_ \;1_ I lliink no

I0 lit-ni' of tlit- ‘sit-ltlit-in ui tlit-ll' MW" S]"(""" H ‘ _

cternliig, lit.-iiitnistrzilion Week, :iii titmusiuial story or poem_ wore sent.

(‘lnti‘lotlr-.town lizitl Iliu privilege

ol' tivo vi:-‘it.~i from Nzillonul Secre-

zulu. Miss Mills visited here lil l)ec~ni|ibci‘. .<ti'o.~i.-ling missionary od-

innst hrtvn In-ntiglit. lnnplrutloti Lu llil- \voi‘lu-i's.

' ,J _ f' may my ihqt, oh Ibn whole mn _ , _ __ _ *V'"""`:""' SML \(H|5'm' ‘md mlm iw innveniciit Ilan goin: l`orwurd lil the \"‘"` "“'" “"'°“"'V “mm me

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.\lr. .Int-it S'li\;1li~|tm, lflnr River. l|""‘° y""'r""_H‘“':k“__'_" 'bw Ioyfll ‘_‘_’_.

wut: vi.-aliim: in S‘|||'i‘<'_v und liniav- ‘IlH‘I`l\ll0I\ -0| il I-"ll Y L_°"_‘p“__Ii'__ h(___,__v mm “,l_(_k_ lcudors nii|l_lninrd inn_m ici:-i. _ iitc

.\‘lr, llnvitl li, lli.~1liop_ .\l1, lim-Inuit- y"'""»f*' illill. lor__lnslancn. I coil ta I0-

nn. wats vlniliiiu iii Stli'l'i'y Sillifliiy. llllfl Wllll C0“lld9"C° ‘fn "my l,H(;° tliv utwst of I.\lr. und .\lrs. Wilfrt-d l\ll|\I|l‘€‘il ulitl some gioiipsi. _\|,.\\~,m,,,,,__-_ your I cun rupotit 4%. l`lnet~ YU_-lif-

.\li.~z.~= lit-It-n ,\lt-l\'t-iw.it\. l’i|n~|tr-. nge wr' hurl .lust nlx ullillllfl- 'llllb

was visilinu i`ri<-ntl.~i and rtelutl\'t~n yem' tht°re'wai‘e miie. lllll. | "l‘:_-`{ ,wily-|~ tht-ro are ulwuys it wonder- m’i?lum\;"‘ Summtyill' l‘ll n lliyftl l:l;lll(l‘tmolhutllliw|l!¢§‘lll¢.jilllih°L,?\lli(l'l¢`l df ["1 "mu or imllliruuan and follow

. r. .'t»ruinli li is, aio _ 1 2 i h ' ‘ _

il flying visit to Snrrt-y atntl (lurlleltl this provinzle. __

lm, “~,.,.k_ 'l`ho field work started the first

..\lr. .laliinwe lIos.-_ llornml. is visll- nl' Orlolior last with xt provliicml n(_i(__'_

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l`lr-'I Ill|‘t=f~ lnnnllis nf 1920 lil (Illic- aigu :-',l|ltl_\'i|ii_; nl the llnlvorslly lllvlnity Svliool lil the fioltl of Ro- ligions l'Itliii‘uIioii. This wus u mnvli iioellr-tl perlotl of study for \vliit'li I um most ,-,;|'nteInl. I onine but-lc from it In thu midst of Ihe :inniml .-lull' t-unl`t-rt‘iicn in Toronto. ’l`lu- t|uy.< that ~.~;t=r‘|'otarlo.~\ spend to-

~iliip, This yt-ur tlrn-'ilu changes were nnnlc lu the izroup require- nwiitv, (vliirli had not proved of Suf-

i vzilno in their earlier form

liig’liis |»'nrt-iit>~i. .\lr. and .\lri-i, Alvx gi,-lg' ¢0||f¢;-engp, .which lifroilglit ,' _ _ H I I l Ross, l'lneIt<‘. together represent-utlves of ’““"Y “O _'IH had _tw lee "L am "M

it \\ltli ~nieiI.\l intensity. because

-Ml . !\1'll'~I .\liircl\ison. l’olnt - ., 120 I ll. t conslde the ` ' , i'rii».?qicitlil.;‘t' we-it for lun-crhiil. i-D,0a'fnf':,K °T,.“8--_ 'Theifil mv Htwly nt U\l_<ff\K°-_ l_h_11t_;l1i Mass., wlinro sin- ilirmitls irulnlnil conference was entertained by the::)iTx|:,;;Fl$,:l;_;H2102; 15;; fI,.:8(m C:-_ mr “ '“""`“" S“‘“"‘"r“l‘l° Girls' wmk n°ar‘|'|r» :ln the otlnrntlniiltl rorcss of

lMr. Fruiilr ‘Smith nrrlvt-tl limnt- el _ . _ .mm 85513;, l _ _- ‘ U "

VI H v”"" "“"" my “H” K' V 'el-ll t~\prt-aelnii of izroup lnltlatlvo

7'1"" (`llll'1lt'~'l lil-“I “""’k ‘“ .3 1-I In the leiuiersliip of the confer- l ' ,_ A _ ` . ' hlsflld h""“’ ll’ Ml- H""|‘""""' ellen bv Mills Elifin Inman. Aillzllil- ,ghd ,m “ lH|um".mms'. umr§,f|‘l)|r,_e'

Mr. Slmol CM\Ie|1i_:ii‘|'ivi‘il lnme me (Rive. iI"0ll0wlltg the r'ohfl=i‘- |,Hflw ‘muh "_mI:" rcbpmm hy

frm" Fl .“ l-" "nl" hh* "“""m“‘ ours-. Miss Inman was sont by ihrl wk "Wm .tm Pinter .Mm t 0 Mr‘*“"d"Ml'5' ‘r“"“"" (‘"""`l"'| H bnlirll in do one nr Iwo Dlocov <>fi'f'"u';'| ‘;::'|Hf'v° mud) mm” Mom ` Mr. l~'won M l'2nt»In-rit. will is _ ‘ or 0' L: tl Y. _ pow] ,.‘ an. S .,-,.v ,, “yum follow-nn w0l‘k- _ .~\t lin- rt-quosl of Ihr: f-rliior of

nr' T' ‘ H' ' Thi' \l -ll E (‘ (Ymvonllon wiv ,nm To h-. ll _,mc "_

vinltSc1t.l0,Ilic 'nc.'| tr _\lr. Alt-x ' ‘ ' ' ' " ‘ ' in i'<' mvn w n an R(,ckw,,=|_ A ` ‘ llfilll in l“l`0‘l9"|Ct°"- N- U" Hlllocm' lit-lo cxplninliig lin- vlnwpnlnt of

M.-_ _pohn }.[¢,w|,. ,-p||||-lit-rl In l_\lon. _i;_f:‘lI`\l_’:?§f‘kW;l_“ ‘;{’__Z;(_::‘;'_II\o new rerliiiroiiioiits fnr that mag-

troal to ilninh his lmu t-nur.-t- in -‘ ~ ~ » - _ ' " nzlnr-. lt nppcura In the Septem- sludylnfi nftor Hlieinllnn tin- .-inn - “Htl whnn Mrn_. :¢n_we. also "I her Iss-tif-_ This mlzht he a ilootl mt-r prom-hlnn In Sl, .Inhu'.~t I‘rvs-_ l"‘l°f°"""' f*"‘°”_°‘ l" t " ‘;‘"" "° ' ilmn in snggr--I llinbevory mom- |,ytm»|,,n ch,"»¢-_h_|[;(.1f,.,,|_ '|‘hnpr~nplo lily: of llln llfll WUTK -“_0f`-1 ""~ H hor of the provincial hnartl would ucrlalnly mins him :ls ln- wut: nn AH my |lI1\0 lm' ln” *"5* "I "‘ fm-I ln\r.<r\lF innrn closely ln tnnch unriimli worker. livv. .\lr. .\lorrlii _ _ ihn Ornmro orlznnlzor. Inv-nt~l\t~tl on Corus Ach|ng' were _-dm in sulnicrlho to "The Sopl. 12, In Si. Johns (lnlrvli. II<l . . - qw...-l,"_ 1| hr _-ont f|-he in the f1\Hl~ _ _ After prnsltlmil nntl tho secretary. Oth- _ A _;_e<'cnll_onMwa»__h¢._lfl _II1“I °'_“‘_f;; __ -rs can secure lr 'mr tiny cents a nr ‘ " “ll V” °""` M ow n-and one that y ar

wllli thu tlevclnpniniimnf our work

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STUDEBAKER

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On my return from staff confor-

ence to thu Milrltlmes it WSIB H9- cessary to plunge nt once into the organization ond promotion of the summer camps. .\lenntIme_ Delil- onstration Week was observed throughout the provinces. ADV" 13' 25, with marked success.

I made a hurried trip to the ls-

land in May. meeting this board and a special camp committee and addressing a banquet. ln the United Church.

'Tile fliidlng of ii camp Site WN

left t0 ll committee, which BDSM June 3rd In the search with u most satisfactory result. My next UID to the Island was for the directing of the Island Camp, July 14-24. ln the beautiful camp site at Canoe Cove. 'I can wholeheartedly say that in my eight years of camps. which 'have taken me from coast to const I have never camfwll lil any spot. that has more commended itself to mo as o camp site. and very few approach It in beauty. I do not know on what terms it could he secured as it permanent silo. but would recommend that negoti- ations with the Boys’ Work Board and the ownor he begun. so that if practicable it might he secured with some guarantee of pormanency and it building he erected for uso before another summer. There were 46 girl; In camv with

` Assistant BUS- '"5-r' _Olga nlzetlund 1 stnlinlurtllzt-tl. This is T00mb5- lin about the szlinc proportion as in

Group lenders-Elma lnmnn. Lil-img other l,m,.|n_,.,._S_

-Ilan McKenzie Jessie Fnllerton.l In looking ¢,,,.“.“,.d_ I ,WI ,hm Ellilll -lelllllflfb Million T0“'“5h°“d-,this year .-‘hnuld ln' lvtnlersliip

006 Cllllllm Slleilk 10° MSMY Of training year lti the Mnrltiinrs.

U18 Hltlfll and “'°I`k ‘lf We *"3"-iThe girls' conferences did nn inspir- AIIIOUFI U10 SlI’l5 l°°» UIUC was 0° ing service Inst year. Init our Sir the whole n flue Slllfll Of f°ll°W' preme need now is for irnlnod io:ul~ Shiv Hllll lnlefffill- Rlllli AYGTS- BB' ers and I hope to promote groups

licrv anti them for this purpose.

I should also like some discus-

sion by Ihe hoard of the Demon- sirnilon Wcok idea which has now Iwcii used for two years. No de- finite plans have been fomiulated for this year. In this regard.

Respectfully submitted.

MAFIJORIE TRGTTER

_\inritime Girls' Work Secretary.

lally mentioned. Norma Jamie. son. editor or the camp paper.” should be mentioned too. Botlif were the choice of the girls until were good choices. I

The Marltlmo Leadership Campl

occupied my time August 6-18. lil

was very onconrnglng this year us' B

regards both number and pro-t

gi-anime 41 students being register- ‘

eil. I am sorry that the Inland de- rives little practical ‘help from this camp this year. as Mrs. Rowe was the only delegate attending. There was one Islander on the staff. Miss Dorothy MacA:rthnr lof Summer- nide. the very efficient sports' off-

Cnunty were assigned to me for this year and I shall he on llie Island for n week now. hnldink these conventions. It In nit-in pur- posed io hold it camp rounlon io-

The M. R. E. C. Convention will

Great Little Chief. should be SPEC-‘ f

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SW" 13' alddailnnhrfnha sllreb 4-orns in n quirk Al the staff conference the theme

MI" M“"mm' Mc\vmm"u WM on|l."I‘hln wonderful hnl. font -'lmill of the camns for this summer was

' me vnmw at mm," vlldalrg lroatmnnt. In described In the lllr- plnnnml~~"I-`lr('llng Iilhe Way." A

‘"* “hc ”" ”°ld‘““ ‘ ,,,~_|p.,,,. fm- ,,..ln|_¢.y1ntnam'n Palnlosa cond final nf time was spent in plan-

Rnrltwell and Miss 50"?"

were welcome YOU

\"ek_- aching

ning for Ihe Bible study and other nnrts of the camp programme. Your secretary was asked to pre-

the Morning Watch sullen-

the following leadership: mother- he ln Bridgetown Nova Scotia. Mrs. George Carruthers.

Nurse-Misa Mabel Wright `BusIness manager-Mrs. W. M. sincerely trust It may he possible

this year. October 19-21. il in n long way from the Island. hut I

to have one representative present.

Sports' officer-Miss Leila .if more.

have been

Annie Watson. for the

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