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JUIY 28 1930

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' Vote For Central Guardian ..°;..f.i..‘:‘.l‘.f.°.’.§‘.l. §;L“.Zf.fZ’§.‘wH[RE To v|]'|'[f MA’i’iQUE 'W

_._ Wm* me f'-‘ni-‘Y ie 'UID °P°°<ii°¥ Mrs win iviul and little daughter LTI!!!-I'-"'1

LEAGUE 0,. .um CROSS nemo' the Summer l.t Holland Cove loft by l Ruth. and son Gerald, spent a pleas \ §;.\ / Bedford July ao. slid-1-as ii "‘° H°“*1=l°ss Friday to attend to one holiday camping at sen vicw ..

and MCL .__ some business over the week cbd ln‘| N c H T 0 W N shore ne Mis ills former omc A

Lvgxy TICKET”-ma enum” Montreal and visiting relatives ini On theirarreturnlvto their hor; in '

B 0 8 OWI1.

Farmer, Hampton.

W. CHESTER S. MCLURE Trader,

i Longworth Avenue, Ch rl tt t

JOHN H. MYERS

HON. CYRUS MACMILLAN Minister of Fisheries, 127 Pownal Street, Charlottetown.

terian Church.

\ V R. HAROLD JENKINS `

Investments, 36 Brighton Road, Charlottetown.

IN'

BENNETT WILL SWEEP THE COUNTRY

Uliurtcd by Quoen’s County Liberal-Conservative Association.)

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MONTREALS TOOK EXCHANGE Electric Power Aa Light , - -m General Asphalt .

Market reports furnished by Green International Hydro Elec.

shit-1/.is & Co.. Montreal, to Stewart International Ha.r':ester .. .

Jonc~s dc Co., 88 Great George Street, Kerlnecott Copper . Charlottetown. Montgomery Ward ... .

Quoted at closing, July 27. Niagara Hudson Power .

.1 _ '*"` Paramount Publix ... . .

Tlionirerll Stock Exchange closed Penick & Ford

imlay.

Amol'icn-_ Carl ... 13215 S`:rllng Securities A

AiF\‘f!`.1a:lY ... ... ... ... 22%

l’»*rf1..\: Aviation . . ., 32% Coilsolidilted Gas . . 113

f'~=.ol_iflaied Film Ind. ._ l9%;Chyyrsier... .. . . .. . C`:‘~-.v\rcial Solvents _ _ _ 2S‘&|Gerleral Motors .. .

Radio ..

Sears Roebuck .

NEW YORK Standard Oil of New Jersey

Stud shaker .

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./ilmcflmla ... 5l|Yello\\' 'I`l'llck ll.

§FoX Films - . . .

ICPR.

Doznlllion Stores . 20% U. S. Steel ..

` '-`.~"]_§,~§f"»' 'r ACTIVE BOND PRICES

IT~~°.il1~.nrliols Power . E-‘il Telephone . . . . .. . . B. C. Power . . . . . . . .. Cnnzdri Steamship . ... C P. R. ..... ...... . 4" P. R. . . . . Dim. T. dc Chem. . Gliineall Power . _ Gatineau Power . ..

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C"incall Power 1-lflvfard Smith Montreal Power Montreal Tra ys-................ Montreal 'I‘ramlw~ays Montreal 'Framwmys Price Bros. Qllebor. Power ... . shiwlillgan Power _ .. . .. Si‘”“’l"li!n~i Power ., S'mwinicl\-: Power .. .. Unifcd Securities

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Apt June June Oct July Apr Apt Fbb Dec Oct Fbh hier bday

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Will- Loan' War Loan .. .. V1*-Gly Loan . .. . V|ff°Y'Y Loan . . . . . ‘lctorv Renewal Renewal Fefllnding 5?/minding Pefllndlng _Ffhihdius

1 MARKET REVIEW

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| With volume of freight car load- , I-‘sn regarded as on unportrnt index I, °f general business conditions, it is , i“'¢1'¢Sting to note that the cumul- ative total so for as reported thin

5% 5”?

513% 5‘§% 516% 595% 516%

415% 06%

1 1953 1 1959 1 1955 1 1960 1 1941 1 1954 15 1944 2 1949 1 1956 1 1941 15 1941 1 1953 1 1951 1 1041 1 1955 1 1955 1 1943 1 1968 1 1967 1 1970 1 1968 1 1952

1931 1937 1933 1934 1937 1932 1940 1943 1944 1048

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- 63! Covehead and Fidessa, Mrs. Herbert stitute room, and gifts for teachers, re P"°;‘;‘§°s' ',:“i;$°;fo;ft“,‘;‘ Hail of Arlington Mass- Th° Pi” cmmssr: coivrmlm.-in pupils and friends who were ill.

ten ma. e e .

bearers were Messrs. Hilbert Frizzell. CIC ARET1-E SMOKERS

Their many frlerrgs wgllglsh them a ‘Im Auld. _Rowe Hughes' Wesley ‘

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“PW 5°“"‘ey °“g Matthew. william cock and George SHANGHAI’ china' my 2.,__T,,e

' f For bllelerc nnd born-mlnud'¢ llnimenz Hughes' Chinese are becfimillé’ Wnnmled pushed in ‘ms district sm” 185° N°' -- 137°* smokers ,mek favorite ,cfm of the vember, first the enlargement of the

the principal cities of the Maritime

Miss Florence E. 0'Cormor, youngest

an-5, get gmt wk, that was lotta, Yovs Scotia, en route Clermont they were accom anied by

ward one we5¢,__n_11 east of Queen P ISELY menhavc made wills-but too often

crepe with hat andtlwes m“:n/ch' 3,551, mnmh ¢,,,,k_ of york ‘Burnoes Tailor shop, 111% Grafton __'_ _gi ~ W* NM*

and “med L bouquet of Wm” rosa shortly gm- bg mu-,qggg My-, Si- _ Among the recent motorists here "

snapdmgom' and maiden hm! (em: Hughes Wu mnve,-ted md beam, Ward 4 East B--From Hillsboro to were:-Mr. Ernest Wright, Mr. and

she was attended by M155 Marion an ictive air of the Methodist Cumberland at 29 King S<l\lH-l'¢- Mrs. Gordon Baker, Summersiclew

MacEWen_ The groom who is one of 51-mfg-1, in ymah gm- many ye,” he Ward 4 East A-Balance of Ward Miss Cassie smallman, R. N., Sum-, st' Pete” Harbour! most pmspep ,med futmuuy 3, 5 ,Wwm and 4 at Stanislaus Mcwade s, 367 Kent merslde, and Mr. Hume Hopgoodl au, mme mm,” was my suppom local preacher. His married life was Si- Mr- Hopsood is Irlspevtor for the ed by Mr _Sidney Andemn of west very happy, but was broken by the Ward 5 West Brishton A-A11 west Bank or Nova scoiio for the Mari- st. Peters. In the evening they mot- death °1 his b°1°v°d Wu” W” y°°'"‘ of Ambm” sh at J' M' Mm-leys mm movmm md during ms Visit orecl to the home ofthe bride where 33°' M' H”gh°° med " °°mz°mt Garage' Brighton Road' here was the guest °r his uncle Mr'

‘ h f h , , ’ christian life and nc was held in Word 5 West Brishion B-1“f°f11 Hume Hobeood.

:..:.”‘°if;;:;°.; :..;:.;::.°.; use -an i-sou on on o M --

ml :nd tamoned time W” 'engaged n-mnnnniby, Ever n ,room-_l~l Merhd. Leo Wentherbieb. 43 Spring Park A very sucessful district conven- by an Mm, wishing ML and Mm ist he loyally followed his Church ln- R°°d~ . tion, comprising the members of In- Hawbou many many years of happy to the Union, and entered whole- Wafd 5 WW'-Fi‘0m Spring Park dim River, Sea View and Malpeque wedded me theme" for their respecb heartedly into the spirit of _ the R°&d i0 Queen and Upper Queen at womens Institutes, was held in Sea we h0mes_ United Church, in which he was a W1l1» D¢C0-We S. 28 SDi‘i!'it¢ Park R0f1d» View Hall on Thursday afternoon

member of me semen. His lest lil- Ward 5 Wwi Central South-Prom with about fifty members in attend- ness was of a lingering nature, with Queen and UDPH' Queen to Elm AVE- ance. Mrs. Elmer Taylor, President

t0g;E;;?3 little or no hope of recovery. It was and between Fitzroy and Bayfield 81 of the district convention, presided.

` ’ ' an inspiration to all who talked with Mrs. Mary MCIrmis’, 97 Eli-'MII 545- The opening number on the pr-0.

River’ °n wednesday m°mmg' ‘my him during those lust months to Ward 5 West Central North-From gramme was the singing of the In- 9“"'°""°“‘ G’°°“““ °' K“"k°"’° realize his wonderful roiin in his Upper Queen to Elm Avenue and suture ode, followed by thc morn-

Savior, and his confident assurance north of Bayfield at 99 Elm AW- bers repeating in unison the Insti-

daughter of the late Jeremiah 0'Con- of his heavenly home and of meeung Ward 5 East central A Nom-,_ tube Creed_ -

nor and Mrs. O'Connor of Hope River. his loved ones them A very mat Between mm Avenue and Upper A cordial vote of thanks was ex_ | The °°"°m°“l' W” P°'f°““°d number of neighbors rl-lends and Prince and north or Alley si.. at 52 tended by Mrs. H. L. Donald on be-l by Reverend' Wm. V. Mc`Don- kindred attended his funeral, which Elm Ave. half of the Sea. View Institute to the* old, P. P., who also celcbrand the W0-1 f=°ii<i11°°¢d by his wwf PM Wm 5 Ea-5° °'?“i“-I A 5°“*h“ visiilns members of the group and °

“uptm ma_ss_ The b,-me Wu dresmd Thoe. A. Wilson. assisted by the Rev. Between Gt. George il-iid Elm AV- was responded to by Mlm Janie Mac. `in a gown of white satin with shoes P' E-Boothrovd of York- The funeral *miie 'md Prime and UPF" P““°° Nutt. who expressed in concise form to match 51,9 wore 3, 1,,-ids; veg md text was from acts. ill 24. “He was St. and from Fitzroy to Alley St. at what gms welnome 1n¢1uded_|;1-le en.

carried in her hand B, beautiful b°u_ a good mal.:-l. full of the Holy Spirit Wm. McLea.rl’s, Gt. George St. V joyment of the meeting' 'the fellow. by ss.

sister Miss Emma 0‘Com-lor who 0 -

,wore 5 dress of pink chmon with Church cemetary at York beside Hillsboro and Upper Hillsboro Streets The minutes of the c°,.,,,ent|,-,n of

:hat to match, Mn John Mccabe of §.;11moo;do;;rtsf‘d;p;a;-teghexlnfg.. 131 hx gnd north of Fitzroy St. at 8 School ;};r;,;;|°\;slr;ea;;?5M;,I,I:aby th; ` ` r a . e . ' » - Y an

;g;l,:;ag;iti2 5.; i,.?g;nsv,n;sn,, pg; mourn the loss of a good christian Ward 5 East A~N0i'il"i oi' Eli-09°" were approved of.

necklace to me bridesmaid ,_ m.ay¢,_ father three sons, Pannenas, Hibbert St. and Lcmgworth Avenue and east The elemon of officer, fm. the book and to the gmom-5 mm 5 seg and Frank, all settled in Covehead of Upper H-illSb0f° SU. Bi 23 011659-1' ensuing year was as follows:-Pres-N of gold cuff lynn The wedding may-gh and one daughter Lottie, Mrs. Her- st. mt ident--Mrs. Bernard Machellan, In- ns of or :ss .seas ci or

HW” River' Am" the °°’em°“y me Hon-ingyfon P E I and also by five inn st and Longworth Ave. and all 5-h,,y',ep°,;";fi,:;r°Se,, View I ti " happy couple Perwok 01 breakfast sisters Uriah Maw mt 0,' Hmsbom SL at moyd cmck_ , We was resented b Mrs school, contribution to Prince coun- at me home of the bndys bmther hew ot Plea.sant’Grove Charlotte ett‘s 270 Euston for voters from A couyson af; showed Ledfb ya G ty Mr' John Ocomor am" which they Mrs George Auld of Winsloe Sarah’ in and at Elizabeth Inmen’s, 263 of $1600 after an 2,, Enéihife no? gme '50 f€a°h€!S and PUPU5 “ith fl motored to Charlottetown and thence Mrs' Rnhert wme at chaxloiltero Euston st' for vow” from M to Z' $25 oo 'to the samto the pm_:| credit balance of $50.00.

to Borden on 8' honeymoon mp to Henrietta, Mrs. William Frizzell ol’ I ¢1-,aislng of fu;-nishlngs for me

- 31% neocons’ notmsn . h

, " eed is the cigarette. Althoug

' 461%/U PERSONALS V UNDERWORLD HANG trvdde in many lines is almost com- . 169 2 tl ____ OUT BERLIN POOR ul or civil that there are 50,000,000 of his class!

led at Highfield 'I'hursdi\y. July 11th Mrs .1 F MacKay. mother of Mrs

was won by Mr. o. P. Mcxensie. em M1' °~ B"“°’°" ""°"°’ °‘ B“"“°°° Stwjzrgdfahevgzlittuilgjxvzzh :mee '

' ployee of the well known firm of dz Co.. stock brokers. Montreal, who land Queen streets at John Qumrfs --

Moore as Mcned, md. 'rho number has been with his molly at Holland lame on Queen S,

at the ticket being !°“n“n' Th’ °°'k° C0” ‘mee me ant M July' 1°” 1°' i Ward One West-Balance of Ward MY7 and Mm Raymond Christian was donated by M,-5, Mmdwh N1, mm, on T-hunky by mmm He .HL Gum", Arsenmm 172 King st of Springfield, Mass., are Quests of ' vholson. Milton. which realized the none, ro reruns to take hi., funny? Wm 3 we,,__A,§ Wm 0, G,`,,,,lM'- and MN- -'Ulm C°“15°°' S"

snug dum of ;27/15 which gm 5°- back Wm, mm the mst week in Surf George St at McKenzie House on View. Mrs. Christian is a sister of H d ¢0_lH=:;zx

wards me fund; 01 H131-meld pl-esby_ tembe.. ` ' Mrs. Coulson. and is renewing old °“ 05”' . ° N5;

- - Sydney St. Hur John. Na Sv. John s. NM.

Ward 2 E t_Ba1 0! friendships here. This is Mr. Chris- cbulozmown, 211.1, um...-,|,Q,,,_ _

as ance Ward at , , ¢,, N_ B,,`sE"»_ H

, Mn mgrmam_s on sydney st' neu tians first visit to Prince Edward Chm,Mmu“,n Br:::g°' ‘ WEDDING BELLE.- - Isla an is el te ~

` A very pn; V 't h h ' nd d he d igh d with the V ,__ Y_ e 4”;-_ fi

ty wedding was gglemmuq 31; the nxlrig ‘;;L_Au west ol Queen hospitality of the people and the '__ 1 _ ' if residence of the officiating clergy- st at 113 Richmond st . bifnufi' 01' ih¢ S¢¢l'i¢1'y- ff I x l mm' mv' "' M' M°L°°d' M' A" 1” ___ ward s il~asr._as1nnc 'oi ws d ai` _`“ ` l, Pi-mee street. oharlottetown on Mn -"MES °~ HUGHES 2,6 Gmm S, e r lt J M tw be July loin. iaso when i-oss aisle Irene “_ ` Rev' E‘ J' Ra ee’ ° E ' Que ° Squires of sh Peters Harbour “_ In me pusmg of James G_ Hush-es Ward 4 West-All west of Queen and Mr. Gordon Glover of Kensing- came the bride or Mr Rus“1'Neu to ms etarml reward on April 28 St. at Legion Rooms. ton were visitors here on Thursday

Hawbolt also of St Peters Harbour 193°' the Wmmunlty ng govehem Ward 4 Central North-Ward 4 be- afternoon.

The bride Wu Ewen in manage by lost one of its most respected and tween Queen and Hillsboro Streets

her father' md entered the parlor on honored ,.“|dents_ Mn Hughes' who and from Kent to Fitzroy at Pure lVI.iss Marion Sutherland, Ottawa. his um to me mum of mo Woddmg ‘Wu ._ M., of uw ht, _,ahh Benjamin Milk Co. is a. guest of her brothers, Mr. Leigh Much delightfully rendered by Mm Hughes' Wu mm in Covehem 78 Ward 4 Central South-Ward 4 be- Sutherland, Sea. View. Mia Suther-

l J. M Mcreod’ The bride looked very years no md “ved ms whole mm tween Queen and Hillsboro Streets land‘e many friends always extend

gm, 1011)( I. M1135 Mn w_ Qggsmn 5_ M°LU|;E chanlnmg in B dm of bro Suk hem In 1879 he married ML§s‘ and from Kent to Grafton at James a glad welcome to her. MARK BALLOT LIKE THIS

Mrs. Hubert Gillis submitted the

Indian River report which showed the large amount of work accom-

school grounds, wire fencing and

Mrs, ‘rr J, cal-ver. Huzeibrook. -- ffflaigjiguiftgerfrog m the in china the daily turnover wouldlfe

spent the week end with her daugh- BERZLDI, July 27-To what extent ' ket th wb C dealers 5, enormous if emh bought one ci_ ,» D

l . money mar , e ac o l i ' ."

86% i ter' Mrs' Geo' T' Bums' the ‘mderwnrm is mgmlzed in the ere doing bisser business than ever guette 8’ d"y‘ Ciguette sm°kmg has which included the many benefits

ggi.; __,__ German metropolis mov be iudeed n mmm themselves 'become notional in china during, d

, nd are co gr "

104; Mrs. Robert Jenkins. Mt, Albion. from the 1342583-YS B°ul'Se and kind- En what appears to be; rea] change the Diwt 20 years. Foreign bobaccoi 99 ‘spent the week end with her niece red in-Sili2uil0i1s for the brotherhood for the better as ‘M M they are concern; send their men into the 94 'Mrs. Geo. T. Binns. of alms seekers in the city's slums concerned ' rernotest parts of the country where: 10-il' --i U14 el-S¢Wh0re. The boiuse is konwn ' . 'few white men have ever penetrated 9'I‘4i M`rs` Waker Bums has S905 W Oni! to the initiated and accessible ]u O;;;nm3;;2e;; M;;c:“;:€and find an increasing market for 101 1 Ch°°f°“‘“P~ 1° SP°“<1 li "‘°““‘ “mb through a small and dinsv public their wares. and they seldom fall

he’ d"“§ht"~ M’-‘~ ‘DU Hamlyn house which is the nightly rendez- awed concern in china' reportew

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101 87 16

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101.05 104.45 106.65 102.60 107.50 101.50 98.40 102.05 98.40 98.40

nnuyglng the various Bfoups mal¢i.ll8 up the wth] 3 m01'0 ihtlmots 131°' my-¢ nf. the economic situation is ovaincd. rhus. it is noted fhli "Wi- ms, of coke, pulp and pare. ore mer- chandise and miscellaneous freight are either ahead of last your °r li

fwarklns.

I It ls' pleasing to note that Miss Laurena Shreenan is rapidly conval- esotng after her serious operation for appendicitis in the Charlottetown illospital and returned to her home

Mr. James Dunphy, of Kensington,

accompanied by his slstcr. Mrs. Jean Gallagher of New York and Mr. Rob ert Uunphy, motored to Southport on Saturday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cahill.

Miss Mildred and Miss Hazel mn-

ojn. Burch or Port norden for the past few weeks, left Friday moming for their home accompanied by their ‘ little nephew Master Blair Burch.

in the correspond- he preceding time

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Yami;

The reduced movement of some of

these olusen does not always reflect n slowing down in that branch of linduatry. An example may be found lin the deollro of pulpnood loadings frhe decrease as compared with

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. year 1, not only low" mm th" of i mst on . comparable basis witi*.‘1928 and 1927 in due in large mess- ` ,' the oorrea . _, gg, hllo loadings of grain and_ure to the tendency to carry the Cult* f°'f 3 dfuy 1°* °f ° m°“i‘h-Y , b lwndins period oliwyear ,ln w _ 3 X _ | .suwwmm ‘N QM., upped

, ui -no null., 9,, o , _ ml., ...-...lu in urs rioen, coo. urn _nuulureeairlur new f aio in oo ._._.______,___ ll years of ereate_r__p;9_gpgi_ty. than .this country has ,lu1_<1,’,I=-,;l1r_e.mL¢s _ _ though =om°*1;t1mn;n:r1i:;o. ‘ixniber and mlszeueneoo. :crest nrociudc -_immune ence. 'r H* ,_ vita su t-he wwneumw for t-hw* nn...r. r.l.n.....¢ ends. cue. ne me '~ J_un¢ 16. 1951- p *

vous for the poorer elements, work- ingmen and unemployed, with a plentiful sprinklings of shady char- arters, all drinking beer and talking at once but alwayn suspiciously siz- ing up every newcomer.

Ever and anon a beggar a.rrive.s und with ecl like agility squirm through the motley crowd to A trap- door lending to the "sandwich bourae." Hero mondicants Nl>l’°5¢\1i'

i ln Klrlkora. last week. _ |

. ing every conceivable type of suiler-

lng sell fp the hunlry u11¢1IiPl°y0d the bread and sandwiches doled out on them during the day by *ind- hearied housewives. Quotations vary

bree ot Port Hawkesbury, N. B., who ,with the see-sons. the C°ld°i' W¢S“\°'i' has been visiting their sister. Mrs. seeing n boom in the provtrbill

crust or breed. Dry bread is dilated no on average oi 2 piennise. o =ii°° of bread with iam at 4 Pi6l‘\¥\l!¢» with liver sausage It 6 P!¢l1¥li€¢» with swim oheese at 12 Dieimige and with ordinary mundo only at B pferlnige.

In the slums of the city’s north-

ernaootimithereleilsoabeggars' livery, doing a thriving business es- peoiinly in the early morning hours. thorushbecomlngaogreatbyao. rn.. that newcomers have to await their turn in A queue. Here mendi-

in history. iApparent1y the Chinese

if they must cut dovlm on necessi- ties. Coolien who support a family on only a few cents s day manage m buy cigarettes, For their conveni- ence cigarettes of the very cheapest. lquality are made which sell at prices ranging from five for a cent to two and three cents for a. package of twelve.

In &langhai hundred.; of small

tobacco shops boast of large daily turnovers simply by selling cigar- ette; two and three at a time. The it-oolie must have his smoke along lwith his bowl of rice. Considering

icalllng. ranging from handorgans land lead-dogg for the blind to sole-

ilcas shoes and crutches. i In In obscure street of the fash- fionable westend, on the other hand. 'ia located the well organized beg- Bnrs' information bureau, which limping specimens of human misery enter in hy uide their crutches, in which the blind suddenly are able io ` ooo and the deaf and dumb start swearing. Here the beginners in the flrternity purchase orderly kept lists of addresses of residents con- sidered easy maria.

that sues reached me highest “sure lvictitns to kidnappers or bandits. for

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bandits are usually friendly with

unmfonncd private executors have been

unable to prevent shrinkage of the Estate Under the continuity of Eastern Trust Company Executorship, all assets are subject to periodical analysis with regard to ever changing conditions and conservation of principal. TBI

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RETURNS

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B. ROGERS, JR. Manager

Phone 1269. Gordon Bldg., Grafton Street. Charlottetown.

Members: Munras! Stack Exrbmge, Manfred Cub Marker, Toronto Slot! Ezrlunge, Wixaileg Grdrl Ex-cbalge, Cbingo Baal of Trde,

.5 New Yori Cn# (u/adore]

500 M. EXTRAS. 500 M. CLEARS.

CEDAR SHINGLES

We have on hand the following Cedar Shingles v1z:-

700 M. 2nd CLEARS. 400 M. CLEAR] WALLS

zoo M. x No.1'e _ ~ PRICES LOW-

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Hospital, treats for sick folk and

In the absence of the Malpeque presentative, Miss Muriel Mac-

Nutt, Mrs. Taylor gave a brief verbal report.

Mrs. Colin Donald in a splendid

paper, which is well worthy ot being published for the benefit of Guard- lan readers, pointed out what the In- stitute zneans to the community.

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Miss Haszard, assistant supervisor, the absence of Miss MacPhaii,

ad an irlstruotlve paper on the Aims of District Conventions and fferent Phases of Institute work

erived from these conventions and the responslbiliities of Institute mem- bers. It further traced the origin and development of Womens Institutes and some of the important works which they have carried on in P. E. Island with special emphasis on the Sanitorlum drive. The import- ance of well planned programmes for

prefer to have their nsmokeso even ' U10 men Who 1111115 ifllehl i»0l'>80C0- ilnstitutc meetings and the circula-

arious equipment for interior of tion among the members 'of more

icanadian magazines which contain so many valuable articles for the house wife, were also emphasized.

The demonstration by Miss Mac-

livliilan, rnieriln Assistant supervisor, was A pleasing variation to the pro- gramme. The necessity and value of “salads” was demonstrated and sev- eral useful recipes were given.

A question box intelllgeiztly con-

ducted by Miss Haszard was enjoyed by the members.

A vote of thanks was tendered to

the Mises Haszard and MacMillan for their splendid contribution to the success of the meeting and to the retiring officers for their excellent work.

The singing of "God Save the

King" concluded the afternoorrs ses- sion.

Refreshments were served by the

ladies of Sea View, whof excelled themselvs in th daintiness of the good things provided. An ‘acknow- ledgement of the hospitality of the Sea View ladies was moved by MLN! Hazel Hopgood. seconded by Mrs.

Bemard MacLel1an.- (M).

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