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‘Mr. Albert McMillan and party "Mrs. Forest Beaton, MissI-Ielen Benton and Miss Hazel Johnston, Inotored from Mr. MacMillans home in somerville, Mass, and are spending a pleasant vacation visit- ing relatives and friends at Peters Road and Murray Harbor North, where they are the guests 0f M”, N. B. Johnston and family, Mr. and iMrs. s. s. Butler and others.

Mr. Duncan English, Pictou, N. S. is spending a short vacation vi-ith relatives and friends at Char- lottetown and Peters Road. Accom- panied from the city by Mr. John McLean, Mrs. Bessie Graham and Lyle Brehsner, the party motoredto iPeters Road and Murray Harbor North where they were the guests of Miss Lucy Johnston, Mrs. M. liiacdonaid, Mrs. Carrie Johnston ‘and family and Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Clow a IlCi family and ‘others.

Buzier) with daughter Gwendolyn of Maiden, Mass, are visiting in fthis vicinity and are the guests of iMrs. Whlton‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Butler and family, Greek River.

i Mrs. A. R. Venlot. with daughter Nellie and son Peter J. are visiting relatives and friends at Peters Rd. nnri other parts of this vicinity and are ihe guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McLean and family, Peters Road.

airs. Philip Buxton of Worcester, Iilnss, having motored from her homo to Peters Road, is spending her vacation with relatives and friends herc and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Maodonald, Peters Road. ' M4. am} MP5- John L. Jenkins of Boston, having arrived at Mrs. Jenkins‘ former home in Greek River, are now \ spending a well merited vacation after a protracted absence of many years. We wish all these visitors a pleasant vaca-

-' The annual picnic of the Peters Road and Cambridge Pres. S. S. was held in the afternoon of Sat- urday the Bthnlnsh, lfl the vicinity of Greek River Wharf where syl- van charms of brightest hue, greet limpid waves of shimmering blue. ‘A large number v of people of all urges with visitor: and S. S. chil- ill?" Oliivycd a rtre afternoon's outing. Boat sailing nnd bathing arre favorite pastimes. Thanks oi the S. S. are due Mr. Hayden Van- Iderstlne, Peters Road, Mr. Sidney Irving and Mr. Everett Graham, rwubi-idge, for kindness in fur-

hlng rind managing the boats fn- the occasion and also to others e

presented to the tive. the session adjourned. ladies were thcn treated to a very ,4“, delightful luncheon. The evening session opened ati eight by gharllottewwn, on “The value of V531, “qvh Mn and ca Work was much enjoyed by all and a very, mm”, ‘W her “we niece and ne. excellent musical Pmllmm ‘V115 95"“: plirw who will visit relatives here. ried out. Those taking part l‘! ihc program were: Miss Helen Wood! Miss Frances wood, Mr. Lm anciﬂ-hi, and 1mg Lamb 19ft, nidgy (or Mr. Austin Coady. Miss Prudehri- mm. ],,.,,,,._, 11188. Miss Mary Monacliriu, ..'0ll-‘,h_f~_(i-,~ ,1 pp-ﬂsnni kins Bros, Male Quartettc.

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number of delegates and visitors.

The with the singing of the Women's Institute Carol, followed by iin ad» dress of Welcome

minutes of last year's Convention were read-and adopted-the Presi dﬂflﬁ, IVIPS. W. Li. Goody, Hazel- brook, called upon Mr. “taller Shaw who gave a very instructive azlress on "Community Life", an address on “institute Work" bv Miss MacMlllan, Asuisiaut Supsrvi sor, was also much enjoyed. The reports of the different liistiiliies were given. Very beneficial demon- strations were given as f .lll"li.\'$i How to can Blueberries by M12“. Benjamin" Jenkins, Mt. Albion. Making Scotch Cake by Mrs. M. W- Wood, Macdonald W. I. Grape Jsliv Making and Tapioca Cream by Ali-v: Julia Carver, wit. Albion. Cream Soups by Miss Hazard, Supcrvirr. Salad Dressing by Mrs. Boswell Jenkins, Mt. Albion. The ladies much appreciated those “Ciloklnq Helps" and felt that they had really learned ti. great deal.

A message of Condolence to Mrs. Harry A. Jellkllls, Hrizelbrcok. who was unable go bi: pres-rt through illness, was moved oiizl adopted.

An invitation was extendcrl in

all by lvirs. Lloyd Ballcm, Mt. Al~ bion, to visit her beautiful limit-er garden but evening they were unable to up.

owing to the m‘ _'

‘The following are the officers

elected for the ensuing year:

President, Mrs. David hi-icclvii aid, Glenfinnan. Secretary, Mrs. Russell ililllhi

Hazclbrook.

Convenors. Mt. Albion, Mrs. Weslev Cilllllii-

ler, Miss Julia Carver. Mrs. W. in ones W11‘) did their Coady.

Haaelbrookv, Mrs. James Wood.

Mrs. Ballem.

Macdonald. Mrs. M. W. Wood.

Miss Mary V. Mardouold. Glenfinnan, Mrs. W. F‘. Mricrloii-l ald

After a vote of thanks had been retiring execu- ‘Filo

o'clock. An ﬂfififfﬁ‘; given Miss Anita Mood-maid. R. N.

in the Community"

and the finzelhrooi:

After a vote of thanks lirid been xtended to all who had contribut-

'i“he Fifth District Convention -‘ the Mr. Alhinn MQFI“H'\II_ p

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ATTENDED FUNCTION-Amen! . moss present at the luncheon giv- en last week in honour of Licut. Col. Jackson Dodds, General Man- ager of the Bank of Montreal, was His Worship Mayor Stewart, who sat at the head table, next to Sir Andrew MacPhail. His Wbflhlp’! name was regrettably omitted in the published report.

APARTMENT T0 LET-hCom- modloua apartment comprising en-

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Geniinnan Woment. Institutes was held in the Mount| Albion Hail n Thursday, August: l1,- m,‘

l I . ‘ Beauty and brains-a 10b but n0 money. Two hionde little girls on their own in a big

‘ city. Iiutli in love with their boss! ‘Jilin fastest worker wins.

with . i PAUL LUKAS, Frances Dee. Charles “Buddy" Ringers, Ju- dith Wood, Dorothy Hall, Stuart Erwin. Romantic com-

edy-drama of life in a hi cityi '

SCRFl-‘N SOUVIENERS .-\. D CQMEDY

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hardy. 1V!"- Ohas Yeo, Miss Annie MacNeill and Master MacKay were recent motor- ists to Malpeque.

New Glasgow '

Mi-"s lil_l'l‘tic—TilyiOl‘ of the staff

fr. n: c . y, Ltd. Syd- llcv N ‘Saris sgxtljiiliirili" a few weeks The “lends o’ Mrs‘ Maynard

viicaziiiii wiih i101‘ parents Mr. and Bryenm“ are Swryhm liimogxnhs: Ali's. James; Taylor, Granville. illness and trust 5 e v’ 5 _ restored to her normal health-

nnd ‘Airs. Victor McPhail. Bank, were visitors to Mrs- Ned Bennett’ and ‘lime son’

mew)“ and Crwcndlsh, wed. Stanley, were the guests recently of M18. Alex Craig.

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A motor party consisting 0f hill‘. The Misses {Ami and Thelma and Mrs. [with Wright, Miss xa-‘1W°°d$id° w" “w” guests °‘ M's‘ llicrizie Wright. hfiss Aitken and 5059931 sheefl- Kemmgmn‘ hits" .‘\l‘!‘\‘§' lV-ilinins, were visitors in Nv-u- Cv!,'l.\,i_',.'l\'\' and Rustico, Sun- (lil_\'.

Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Donald left on Friday morning by mill" 1°’ _.. their home in Moncton, N. B. after

n. Stevenson and m. a pleasant visit spent with relatives Allison, are at present vis-l m Summerside and Baltic‘

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4th and was attended by a lai-gi-ijgin;

afternoon session opened ,-

given by l\i'i"-". Julia Carver, Mt. Albion. Afu-r illi‘! days with the lniici-‘s parents, Mn.

1 . Stijsensoﬁs sister, Mrs. _“

liVieior Alv-Pliail. Meadow Bank.

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i .\ir. and Hrs. M. W. Fergusuﬂ tilllfi liHle soil, Miilcolm of Mono

5 ion. N. B. iire spending their holi-

|rind ZVli-s. Garnet Campbell, Gra- j hrim Road. »

Nii". end l\ii~.=. Bert McKay and "fninily of Clriiiiniii Read, were re- ievnt viwiiors to.Cliarlottetown and lfrarlcley.

h-itis. A. B. Stevenson, Mrs. Geoi ‘Yliciiiﬁsflll. Mn; Ruth Stevenson ‘and lvicssi-s". Robert and Melville jﬁtevcnsoii, were visitors. to Charw i loilcion Wli Monday lastl

.\Ii'. and Mrs. Hilbert Milligail 112d infinii son of summerside, were eursis of .\Il‘.§_ Aiilligans parents, Mr. and lilrs. Leslie Weeks, Hazel (i‘.‘<l\'C‘.

Mix. A..‘i. Simpson is visiting ill Sumuwrside and Wilmoi.

Mr. and lVlZrs; Edward McKay. 1 parniey, ‘occomwiied bl’ the“ guéggg My, and Mpg-Kinsman and son, of Maine, were recent visitors to Charlottetown-

Miss Flo MacGougan, lVITS- 131m‘. can MaoGougah. Millleqi"? 511* w, Edwu-q MacDonald, Summer- i side, were motorists in Cavendish- on Wednesday.

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i- M1,‘, v, -GI$QI-_N“w“ and Miss Margaret iOullennMBni-Yeal- are spending some-ill“? 1X1 Mﬂiileque fand inc» . storms-at. 5- M806“ iganw, Malpequa Corner-

Mis. Kenneth Ellis, Boston. Mass, was n. visitor to Maipeqlle on Wednesday.

i Mrs. Edward MacEwen, summer- side, is spending some time with hei- daughter, Mrs. Duncan Mac- Gougan.

Mrs. James Sutherland. Hamp- ton, N. B., Miss Marlon Suther- Mlss Florence

Mr. mid Mrs. Wallace Wyaridiilﬂlld- omwth and Ne“. yo“; n-‘mnred to me 151mm Sutherland, Montreal. are spending

tire second floor Pownal Al!!!" has: and janitor service, Apply Dr. J. S. Jenkins or H. I". MaicPhee. Solicitor, Riley Building, Charlotte- town. ' iaia-a-u-u

visrrruorasron-mv. 1.. n. Campbell of Sufliliferside, P. E. 1-. who with Mrs. Campbell and fam- ily is spending a vacation at Big Island, Merigomish, was in town early in the week, paying a brief visit to his aunt, Miss Libbie Camp- bell, McLean Street. Mr. Campbell, a former well beloved pastor of St. Phillips Church, Westvllle, now the United Church there, occupied the pulpit of‘ that _church last Sunday and will again this Sunday-New Glasgow News.

EYE INJURED-Many friends in this Province will be glad to hear that Rt. Rev. Dr. Robert John- ston, of Ottawa, Moderator of the Presbyterian Church ln Canada, is recovering here from an eye injury received in an unusual manner early last week near Lindsay. When a car in which the Moderator rode was passing another automobile, a small stone flew up from the sec- ond car's tires and smashed the windshield of Dr. Johnston's car. Fragments of glass lodged in both the Moderators eyes but doctors were able to remove them without permanent injury having been caused.

CALLAGHAN — FRIZZELL- - A pretty marriage took place at the Methodist Parsonage, Reading, Muss. on Ausust 7th by Rev. Wil- liam M. Crawford, when Miss Jean M. Frizzel lof Boston was united in marriage to Mr. Harry C. Callaghan of the same place. The bride wore a lovely dress of maize chiffon, white picture hat, with gloves and shoes to match, and was attended by Miss Sally Linkletter of Boston

tain these prices. Hotels which formerly charged 40 cents for lun- cheon or dinner now charge 25 or 30 cents which, for three courses, must be held to be cheap.

In cafes conducted by department stores prices have undergone a similar reduction. one hotel adver- tises a "busines lunch" for l4 cents. These, however, are pluto- cratlc feasts. Counter lunches at many city hotels are almost given away; they were given away at

‘and arc at jire-zent the guests of a Ttlr. and Xirs. Charles Wyand. May- izhui. Ti\i'_\' Will visit other relatives inforc returning to New York.

'I'iie annual ten of the Cavendish, New‘ .‘rin~=_;;'»i.-.-_ North Rustlco and ,F‘iriiiley Ilfliifl‘, Uiiiicd Churches, i 1m; held in (iaveiidish on ‘Wednes- day afternoon and was a,decided were. The WPilihCl’ WiIiS ideal and miule 4 it p ~siblo for I motorists {iv-iii ull iiilr of tilt‘. Island t0 Bt- “erri. Tilt‘ iriblcs svcrc laden with i/Pflllilfili rat-w and n larilﬁ Slim 01

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l‘ lviemm-inl Church exchanged ]'.“._llil.~i with Rev. John K. Fraser. i). D. of Alborton on Sunday, Aug. Tiii. lir. Fraser delivered a power- fut diseoixrse at both services, the well filled on both

Ills Jenzi Owen returned to her home. in llillllliilflil‘ after a month's Mrs. Stewart ‘ll of hioiitrcni. She was 8.000111"

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;thelr holidays at their old home in

one hotel, but the gifts have ceas- ed. At these hotels it is possible t0 obtain say, steak and kidney pie. Irish stew, veal cutlets, or curry and rice for three cents. sausages or pies cost 1 1-2 cents. Certainly the customer is expected to buy liquor. But even if he spends eighi», cents upon beer, ll cents cannot be considered a large total for a. meal and a drink. If he does not desire the drink there is at least one restaurant which announ- ces complete meals for nine cents. There are other bargains to be had by the gourmet. Several new Italian restaurants have sprung in- to being recently. At most of these it is possible to obtain soup, spa- ghetti Ol‘ i-iivioiifgriii, or entree cooked enticlngly in the Italian manner, a small flask of claret or chablis and black coffee for 40 cents with the most popular ope- rative melodies and the conversa- tion of artistic or near artistic fellow diners thrown-in for good measure.

These restaurants have imparted a note of gaiety to the process of dining in Melbourne, hitherto a solemn process dedicated as a rule to the twin gods " of cabbage and suei; pudding. No doubt the custo- mer gets his money's worth-much more than he would ever have ox- pected to get in the unhappy days

Sea. View, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sutherland.

Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacNutt, Darnley, held a picnic and tea on Darnleil 5110"! in honor of their guests, Mrs. Ro- berts, Mrs. Smith and little son of Belmont, M355”, Mrs. James K. U. MacGougan and Mia Margaret MaoGougan of Malpeque, Mr. and Mrs. John simson and daughter Louise of Hamilton.

Dine 571%“ Ill Melbourne

MELBOURNE, Australia, Aug.- l3——(By The Canadian Preset-i Meals are cheap in Melbourne to- day. Cafes, which three or four years agO were few and expensive, arc now comparatively numerous and cheap.

‘The price of almost all classes of food in all classes of restaurants has been reduced, and hotels which provide counter lunches have "cut" their prices still further. so that it is possible for their patrons to ob-' tain sustenance for 1 1-2 cents, and a meal which is usually appetiz- ing and satisfactory for any price from three cents and upward.

Xlrs. Pixlwiis, Mrs, smith and in Belmont, Mass,

two weeks visit. irucstr. ni‘ Mrs. G. K. MacGougari. "The liuiiyriloir" and Mrs. John Sim]: on, llainiitou.

Mr. Alfred and Miss Simpson. int l~i. were the guests of ND‘. and

Not long ago meals at most res- turants in the city cost at least’ 40 cents, and usually more. Peoplci apt in be boguiied by the plcnsu LB of the table considered themselves lucky if they escaped for 55 rents. Hotel meals of the simples, kind coat, as a. rule, 40 cents. Others cost more according to the optim~ ism of the proprietor and the kind hurts of his customers. Few estabi

before the depression. The spirit of the Premier's conomic plan has in- vaded even Little Bourke street and its environs. leading Chinese rel- taurants an reductions w any amount from 10 per cent. Di-, nera may eat their cho arp pin or‘ cho go woot kai, serene in the knowledge that china i; bearing m share of the sacrifice no less than

Mrs. Wallace MaoNutt on ‘landli-

hhvl IQQ Ahb in main- putrnliqn nghuuhm,

Italy. Greece. and the 100 percent

who wore white andmauve ﬂower- ed chiffon. The groom was ably gupported by Mr. Samuel Older- shew of Boston. A i ,“ W" held at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teed, home of the bride to which the immediate friends and relatives were invited, after which the bride and groom left for a short honeymoon trip to Prince EdWBfd Island. They received many beauti-

teem in which they arelield. While on the Island they are the guests 0i Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Frizzell, Central Bedeque and other relatives.

DINGEE - CAMBRIDGE — Mile Ella Cambridge, an, duushier of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cam- bridge, of Saint John, was quietly‘ married Wednesday afternoon at the residence of the bride, 234 Kins street East, Saint John, to Mr- Allin B. Dingee, son of Mrs. and the 1MB Prod I. Dlnglee of Gagetown. Given in marriage by her brother-in-law. W. D. MacPherson, of Fredericton. the bride was smartly gowned in rose-beige lace frock, fashioned with pointed yoke, tight hipline. and a full flared skirt, the puff sleeves endinﬂ in 10118 in"! ﬁltluﬂ cuffs. Matching shoes and stockings completed the costume. She car- ried an armful of roses, similax and aweetpeas. The ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Neil Mac- Lauchlan, Port Grevilie, N. 8., took place in the drawing room, which was beautiful in its profusion of roses, garden flowers and greenery. A reception was held following the ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs. Dingee left by motor for their hon- eymoon trip through P, E. 1., N. 8., and Cape Breton-Morn ‘ J-i T51R15- cript.

WEDDING BELLS-St. Patrick's Church, Fort Augustus, on the morning of June fifteenth at 7.30 o'clock was the scene of a happy event, when Miss Catherine Cecelia 0'Halloran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Halloran of Mount

man of her choice, Mr. Charles Peter McCaughey of Bradford, Mass, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCaughey of Kelly's Cross, and was united in the holy bonds of matrimony. Rev. Father D. P_. Croken, P. P., officiated. The bride was handsomely gowned in a, white satin dress which gracefully reached t0 her ankles trimmed with silk maline and bridal veil trimmed with lillies of the valley and wore white satin pumps. She carried a pearl rosary. The bride was attend- ed by her sister Edith, who wore a dainty frock of peach flowered georgette with hat and other ac- cessories to match. The ‘groom was supported by his brother James. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents and immed- iately afterwards Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Caughey left by motor for Kitchen- er, 0nt., the bride travelling in a rainbow tweed coat with dress of National blue and hat and shoes to match. The gro0m’s gift to the bridesmaid was a green gold vanity case and to the groomsman a five dollar gold piece. The bride and groom were the recipients of a number of costly gifts. Their many friends wish them 'a long and hap- PY wedded life. (Patriot please copy).

PERSONALS

Mr. John Murchison and friend, Mr. Cecil Banwell, of Toronto, are visiting in the City, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, Prince Street. '

Friends of Mrs. Keith Boswell, Victoria, will be pleased to learn that her condition is slightly im- proved after having been seriously ill following an operation in the P. E. Island Hospital.

Mr. Urban Gallant of the Traffic Department C. N. Railways left Saturday morning on a holiday trip to Montreal, New York and other American cities.

_A motor party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Albert McEwen, son Harold and daughter Doris of Maine, motored to Kinkora, some diva ago. On Tuesday evening last they were the welcome guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan and fam- ily. Milivale. ‘They left on return Saturday. August 13th.

PIUSVILLE INSTITUTE .__. The members of the Piusvillo Wo. men's Institute held their July meeting at the home of Mrs. Archie Gallant with an attendance of seventeen members and thirty- vis- itors. Meeting opened by prayer and the roll call was anlwered by fﬁeciires." Minutes of last meet- lul were adopted and approved as read. All committees reported sat- isfactorily and the ones appointed for next month were: Sick Oom- mittee, Mrs. Maxim Gallant and

was Mary Gallant:

ful gifts, testifying to the high es- -

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He was a man who couldn’t see that wise

Ryan, took her place beside the _

spending many times means a real saving in the long run, One day an electric refriger. ator expert showed him U. S. Government ﬁgures proving that left-overs cost the average

' family $4.50 every month of the year. Then he began to realize that it was the food they threw away that made their bills so high.

Inquire of out non or ml my dealer IIOI! you can uve money with Eleo- frlc Refrigeration-

He, like thousands of others, has learned that the actual savings in food alone more than pays the ‘monthly pay- ments on an electricrelriger- ator. Learn the facts about electric refrigeration today.

Sssociatcdﬁas 8: Electric System

Maritime Electric Company, Ltd. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

mittee, Misses Kay and Marguerite Corcoran. '

Miss Marguerite Corcoran gave a very interesting report of the con- vention heid in Charlottetown, July 14th and 15th. A vote of thanks was then offered her and Mrs. Maxim Gallant who accompanied her.

The discussion, 151.4 ‘ion, was left over for the next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. Isadore Gallant on August 30th where the roll call will be ans; wered by "My Earliest Recollec- tion." It was decided to have a cookie contest for the purpose of raising funds.

The program consisted of a song and a candle game, the prize was won by Mrs. Archie Gallant.

Meeting closed by singing “In- stitute Ode."

NEW DOMINION Seven members attended the June meeting of the New Domin- ion Womenw Institute which met

Mr. and Mrs‘. William MacNelii and son Albert, and Mr. Petto oi Providence, Rhoda Island, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William

' Taylor. . "

Miss Kayo MacOannell of Char- lottetown, spent her holidayfthe guest of Mrs. A. K. MacPhee.

Mrs. ‘Thomas Phillips and so! Stewart of St. John, N. B., are spending their holidays, the gueil of Mrs. Phillips‘ sister, Miss Edith Stewart.

The regular monthly meeting oi this Institute met at the home oi Mrs. Walter MacEwenon Tuesdai evening, July 12. The vice-presid- ent occupied the chair. The meet lng opened by singing the "Insti- tute Caro" and roll call was ans- wered by eleven members. We wen also pleased to have with us sev- eral visitors. Tho minutes of th/ previous meeting were read ant adopted. Delegates were appointed to attend the annual Provincial Convention. A further collection for

in the school house on Wednesday the Red cm“ society w“ new,

evening, June Bth. The meeting opened in‘ the usual manner and roll call, which caused much mer- riment, was answered by. "drawing a big blindfolded." Minutes of the last regular meetingwere read and adopted. An itemized account of articles purchased for the making of the Institute Quilt was read, al- so total returns of sale of tickets for same. Miss Helen Doull hand- ed in her collection for the Red Cross Societies. The secretary was ordered to post filled out question- naires. Mrs. Walter MacEwen will entertain the July meeting of this Institute. '

We are always glad to welcome our annual visitors, Mr. and Mrs. George MacMlllan and fiunily, Don and Lorna, who ‘motored from Dedham, Mass, to spend their holi- days the guests of Mrs. MacMillank sister, Miss Edith Stewart.

Mrs. Ira. MacGregor and son Wilbert have returned to New Bed- ford, Mass" after a two weeks‘ holl- day visiting relatives and renew- ing old friendships.

Miss Annie S. MacNeiil of Bos- ton, Masa, is the guest of her sin- ter, Mrs. W. H. MacEwen.

The potato inspector who visited New Dominion, reports the pota- to crop looking well.

Mr. and Mrs. f-loctor Leard of Bedeque, were the week-end visit- ors of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Mac- Loan.

.Mrs. Cole, Mr..and Mrs. Elmer

Lane, also their children, of Arling- fnn, Mum, a1- L1.a guegtg of Mr,‘

ed at this meeting. It was decided to have a clam-bake and picnic at Westvilie picnic ground for our August meeting. Since our inst meet our President, Mrs. Dan Livingstone, had passed suddenly away. Our Vice President, Mrs. A. K. MacPhee, automatically became president. A feeling of sadness pre- vailed and only the necessary busi- ness was done. The Institute had sent ﬂowers in fond remembrance and all members had personally expressed deepest sympathy to tho bereaved husband and family in their great loss.

Mrs. Geer of New York is visit?! her sister, Mn. E. D. Doull."

Ira—"'I'his is our with Weddiril anniversary. Shall we go home and kill a chicken?"

Nora-"Why kill a chicken ioi what happened ten years ago."

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Permanent Waves Reduced

Guaranteed permanent were! "Ill! both Bonn and Le M!!! machines, $8, 8'! and $8. Hair on ladies‘ faces per- manently removed by thv electric needle.

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