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nova sco1'lA me naruto Il E ]-» lotreoown rc. n ` Its An Econom

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oourasr _ seo. sz,-Braided rugs. f y

I _ U Q 1 lst.. M15 Lottie Feakes, Tignish. Sec 7 Portrait from Life I

oasalaciea a¢_ kxpsrimentai rn-ra, . znrbm-s. w. zu. iz. Johnson. l my cris:ie, vorir. 2 Noida;

’ 5| V- Rankm- St- ~7°h-“- N- 5- Do you ever bake your iegetables

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as he was in other respects, w

Wi“¢APl'°f'\i ohsessedbyadetermlnationwaee

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.-Anybody can make money by mm produce after it has left the farmers hands." That saying arose ln England. Now, hero is an anec _ dow from France to fit it. It ap- _ poor; that an Englishwomm living gs qlunes, a French touris.. resor:,' was preparing cauliflower for cook h-lg, when she found as note con :ealed in the cdlird of the head. lt read: "I sold this cauliflower for a cent and should be interested col

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mow the pric/c at which ft wasi finally sold."-then followed the came and address of the farmer. _ when he learned that the had paid t.h1rty`-seven cents for it he would most certainly agree

the dictum at`the heed of this var-Iolcuoestershlre, is said to have _ N. B. is second. with 21'! cess and seg 8___0ne mm, _¢,,,,_,,,e,._,a,,,,_ Montague. -

been the first tree that was eve'r,25'l.0 bointl. Whiio Baffed F? N° 13;, Kathleen pan-,,h_ glyde RW, 2nd. Mrs. R. A. Houston, Hunter sec' 36"`La°e specimen' . pjgrged by mm in gn" 31-1¢;m_i§ wood by Mr. A. T. RA . it "_ ` R1,_.e_._ lst. Mrs. W. L. McEachern, Mer- _cili It was used to identify a boundary`_third. with 213 eggs and 253.4 maid.

Ono could easily recall transac tions of like enormlty in other p _ or me world and wbavs oi be d

agraph. `

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no good thing in scotland. Had entered that country by the

ter Fall road he vl uld have about a mile and a half from J blush a truly notable tree Cabin or xenpin tree" und whose branches Douglas and

of his army encamped the n

large then, but nov lt la very spreading its branches from ' field where it stands on to the p lic road. The Carnoeh ash in

when these records were compiled no less than thirty ons fast. in cumference near the ground..

t fed Rocks, owned by the Experi- Lmmchmg_ P_ E_ L

before chevy chase was rougbrmenul nm, Nappsn, with i,'1a'll 3,d_ M,,_ John mD°,,,,1d_ Cm

<Aug. lass). It must have been one and isois points. 'me third) ,,,,,_e,_°,m_ “_ R_ ,_ 2,,d_ Mm _George mam Chap

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lst. Mrs. R. A. Houston, Hunter.

iver. ' 2nd Miss Dolly McDonald, Ken

sington.

Ste

D611 il WG 01 Blmd RD°¥H_ °W“°d Bee 6--10 yards fancy drugget lottctown R R 'i_ _

lbv Mr- W- J- Whitt- M°°"' Wu* _ ist. Mrs. Neiinar-ran. clyde izn~or,I Grd. Mrs- Herbert Coles. Northi 8”- .M”' s"““1°y °°“‘P'°“' 5”" | , _ »N._ B__ vm, 1_3” egg, ,nd 1,3713 Bec_ ,____m yu” Wm” _w,_ued.Mmon_ merside. _ _themselves to baking. Onions are

Sec 35-Shawl white or colored. 5.1¢ 14 pggu-9 Sgudy rqhgmogp delicious baked in their husks and

sm" P°1D*5- flanneL Sec. 10A.-Hooked door mat, all ' ' ’ V

lst Mrs Herbert King, Char-

llngshire was, (half a century ago.; Barred Roi# No. 82 owned by m_M,&Neu Dunhclyde Rm_,_.yam_ ~ - _

>.'m-_ A 'r. need. is the leading in- ,mi Mm _,om _,_ “mam Long. Specm Mm may D_cm_m_iotuwwn_ , Iclviauai. with im eggs md mi CML New G1m°w_ - zod. wa. rr. oddle, wlnnlpeg,,

Manitoba.. I

Wmu' Bmed Rm* N°' 4° "med 3rd. Mrs. R. A. Holltnn, Hunter S06. ll.-Hooked square. ,

3rd. Mrs. W. L. Mel-Iachern. l\1er-

S66

Src 1 Je Sec

1 Freda \‘ichcIas, .'.-_ --

9 Landscape

Drziivinga in One Color

1 Mary llnhiir, Chtown

15 Siiil Life an Robinson. Chtown. 16 Drawing from Caste

1 Clair Benoit, Chtowri, 2 Mar

3rd. Mrs. Herbert Coles. North:

2nd Miss Norma Avers, Cha

th The °h°;m“° lt T°"'W°m'i Pafh M' Mcrfnnmi Pembsquts’ River. lst. Mrs. V O. Schirmer Lowe"I°

' ' maid

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jo.ie Rosp, Clitorvn

1 Noida Rankin, ll Fred Nichol

l'l‘ Portrait from Life iPen

18 Landscape Pencil

‘fit“ Milton I ~ - . ~

J Le

6 inthe reign of King Stephen (1135) p0 - verse-» There Wm be . '_op.c for

lottetown

11=‘red Nicholas. 2 Roy

on _ . . _

about in In 1-bc U. A A~. some of and is now an feet in girth. 'rhera is -- dm ', .. ` s _ ia.-rr bed -I - ~

‘ ` usson' entitled some Com' ec oo mg' nur” de ' Sec. 37.-Golf coat, rnan’s. 'Z\vicker.

a large headless oak near Newlands. |N5T“`UT5 NEWS ., ' _ _

' mon mistakes in Enimh' sign lst. Mrs. V. 0. Schirmer Lower 5<`\’ 19 Lniid-°Cal>t‘~ Pen Bild 1“k` ` . _

’ more delicate if this is done.

ing back supplies of vegetables and fm ,mung my counties in Eng TM !i¢€iiiU' m°i'ith1Y moe DB Rmb bag _ ____ town

so on. They are not very likely hnd m wjmgut 19,1," oak, the Vernon River Women'a lnstit _ng funds or ° pmpm °r ms 2nd Mrs George Pickud chu Sec 38 -Bedroom slippers

9t It the lst Mrs George Hodgson, Char P“"*`|5 _ Odlfml

bo be successful in gaining the point because their method inju

the fannerl are trying striko meth-

res

ihoconsumeraswellasthemid

pei*

od# vickatins t-ho md and turn in that oounz that ssures 45 ---' , _

_ 1. me __ ___ of The members speed fo haw ,__ lst. Mrs. W_ W. Owen, Charlotte- M____t_______°_ _ _ _.___ ,\._chom__ 2 Zena Lovgm

1'!

man. The reai_rem y - ation. Co-operation fri dlS'E.'but'o Most of our farmers are very su

give much thought and labor lt. But as to distribution they

I town I

There are hundreds of notable “N W” hem °n A“3“-'it h- The program oonsmed of __ 10»¢ew“,,_ R R ,_ __________ __

uees in B1-"_am_ shun! to mme h0m€ Of LLB! P\'i¢0b¢ Richlldd 3

d four visit WP" '“°°' pi” °°“t”‘ b°”‘ Pm” rd Mrs M°x“”d°' D°°"'“' and. Miss Edith Ryan. charlo.to-

d1°' I have dwcrlbed but I will C1080 “umm meme" sn ' wg;-e Wu b M1 Cape Traverse

- ___ Th rwdem. y ss Henrietta Gal- . _ ed is mo n;I;oi:;°:d°t';iiese twztiigt v1:::“*p;-eiinvweidtzi pMc¢t1ns"m"" wg °' °°“' by Mme’ B°““‘°`us°°_' _;3'_H°°k°d W" °°'“'°°' wg; Mrs w J Brown char Si

' ~ ~ ' ' P0rl'ywih~ t 1 .ona esign. ' ' " - '.

_ t',trees that had been planted at °P°“°4 bi' *WW “id I-“"9 9Y“°» B.. mate.; ms em ace ml ist. Mrs. n, stewart, charlotte- l°"””°“"°‘ '

oesslui in nrodvcticn. Www they sh-aihllolasaye. fha nuke of well- ,i°ii°W¢d iii' f¢l;_¢=iins Creed ii; 11:- Mmm dosed by singing .God toon.

W ington‘s estate, as a memorial of1’5°“- mu °° “ts "“W°"° Y _save me K, 2 d M _ F J Fl _| _ _ .

nm ¢h¢N;“Means of Making Money." The ng n' rs ' ' oey' chulme ' 2nd. N, Cecile Shannon, char-l

the great fight At that e - »

minutes of previous meeting were | d Ir Rodd N ____ Mu llottetown

Sec. 39.-Ladies slip on sweater. lst Mrs, Charles A Beer

=ec

Sec

‘ Sec

‘l Miss Dolly MacDonald, Ken ngton_ 2 Noida Rankin ‘

oL)

2') Por‘ralt from Life

"1 Landscape

1 Fred Nicholas, 2 Mary Mahar

T2 Marine

1 Fred Nicholas.

"3 Still Life any subject dia I Inman. Hampton

_ Noonan. N. s. Q ) \ N r 1,," v

_ 1‘| I I )rd.MislR-yte Nonon C* "iz 2:- Sec 8 Figure Study :instead of boiling or steaming

At the end of the 11th four- ww-,_ _ 1 Nalda Rankin, 2 Edna Gordon. mom? Baking ,ugly L, me men

“ weekly p¢l’i0¢ on Sehtdinbtl’ 3. tht -11 Sec. 33.-Afghan. . Cht0Wn- 1 Imethocl of cooking fall vegetables,

`Nova Scotia °°=it¢=t bird# hs" cuss as - seo. 9.-i fancy counter-bone. ui. urs, A. n. wlilrlnson, char

11° uid s total of mas em. with s anon. iowetovn. _ _

' _ i 2 Ze M 'et

mm, 01 41,0133 points. .' Woolen andcotton Goods lst. Mrs. Janie Johnston, Long. Rnd. Mrs. Catherine ltebb, A1 :ta Loi r. _

' berton. _I Sft 10 NSF!-“-6 'necessary 'for boiling.

The leading pen to date is one moe,-_ _

of Barlfd FMU. Uwlitd by MY. A.‘ Sec, 3.-1 pair knitted-blankets. 2nd. Helen Drake, Pownal. 3rd. Florence Stork, Bellfitlls-_A l Lc-R-o_v Zivlcker, 1 ._ .\'icho-- Then, too, a worth-while economy

` ‘ " fof fuel can be effected if the vege-

'1' need. Roliinzdam N B with ist Mrs John Hume, charlotte- ard Mildred Jardine, rreetownsonnu-io. -1- Amir#-sf

Sec ll S ii' Lfe any study 'tables are baked for while .llc oien

e ' ' " . . .

‘H55 WF "id 19"" P°”‘" Tm' town Sec `10-Hooked door mat. any seo ai-Quin, white. . ‘~- ` ' I : ‘ ' '

l Hcirn G ar' Chiowrl 2 Edna is going for meat or some other

er ' ` ' ’ . ' ` . - . .

Iseoond liiziif-St Pm is °“° °f Bit" znd. Marguerite MacDonald, material. ist. Mrs. David Pigoz, in. ~‘ r . 1

wan ‘ _ Gordon. fbaking, the same heat can cook the

soo lr Flower srudy Ivesctebies. i Edna Gordon, 2 Fred Nicholas.; Carrots. beets. corn, mbbisc.

fbecause their flavor ls prserved and none of the valuable mineral -salts are lost in the water that is

'.-5 ul

cauliflower. squash, lima beans, io 'matoes-all the fall vegetables lend

Iserved with butter, salt and pepper. :Tomatoes are good baked ivizllout stutlirig. Beets are amazingly' appe-

_ tizing when baked just as you would _ potatoes. There is an almost end-

less list of vegetables that can be

_.baked as simply and s.i:rsf;ictor'.ly

as they are usually boiled.

Some vegetables. particularly

_those that are known as "strong-

_juiced," may be parboiled before Icombinilig with the seasonings for I baking Cabbage and caiilifloiwr are

Baked corn is a substantial dish

_that might well be 'used as the main |dish for luncheon. Lima beans bak- ed with tomatoes is another iicarty dish for luncheon or for serving

'iwith a light meat course.

I Baked Carrots

Oilc ‘...iiich carrots, 2 teaspaoiis

sugar, 1. teaspoli' salt, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 tablespoon flour, 1.. tea-~

are

I ‘ ' _ -

content to let others do it for them “ved 5 5”; jmdugne degigner _ _ l _\_,. .,, “WEB w0\n-:vs 3r _ Mrs. a » ' I S ' I

.‘ g,,,,_,,-c- ‘read by the secretary. adopted and - _._.sTn.m.B ‘ - Sm 14__H°°ked _,;_8_°;m,____‘§;’_ ard. Mrs. L. A. 'ri-l\~on, char- ` ~ ` Ispoon dry mustard, in suns mils.

_ c_ _ _ - ___gn_ . . _ l _ __ I _ _Scrape carrois _and cut, in_tliin

-and that‘s where the Profit 8065 A stranger with whom 1’ talked at

and eminent. authority on ,al matters whose name was J.

Exhibition. after recounting his ex-Loudon, with whom the Duke w

psfanoe thausht that rarmermornrerly acquainted, but whom ir would not get a fair sh-are of the_'ha¢ lost sight of for some years. price till they appointed their own ,M the Duke was gimng in th agents. no is right, but this sen-iuousa or bonus, sieirer was broush

before that sd: “M Lord noir

eration will pass away is accomplished. Let us hope that this pessimistlo note will arouse in-

ltohimwhichrtt Y

‘__ ill rt i

__o_I_‘ :xg “T” ’;t”`°m; 'Sine fmt _visited the sohooi, whioh had

satisfactorily cleaned, having var-

signed All uni nished business we

as settled and a satisfactory -repor‘

from the treasurer was read . The

aving fruit. to a

B sick friend inthe hospital. The H school committee reported having

been

sick committee reported h

6 visited the sick and brought ,_ etc., also having sent flowers

terest in what is s. Very iUil>°fi-tmiistratlifieldsayé, ut any time con- |____s__e__ __________y __________________ desk and

matter. __ __ _-

__ “~..' _

Some Notable 'ri-ees -

An article in the Saturday Bb

Way") states: “Them ers Ui

i|;;;1__'en;_;° g;.l;“;rg;M;éeca§;_t_;;;. chair, and that the cellar was G________,s mimml sewanh _,_ c_ L°“_!need of cleaning. Mrs. B. B. M don.. The Duke read me 1ene1,<Donald and Mrs. John Currie were _ __w___'° _“___ me _crawl was é_b°mm_ appointed on sick committee

_______ _____o____d in _,Notes by _the ___b____ and _mme ____ the mclulw next month. It was decided to hav

Y that __ “___ from me msn” or no school committee. A report of

'the Annual Institute Conventi

in ac-

for e

I “_ __ ____ on

:_E_:Le‘s____f§___i_°__1_`1_g;vi_g_;_¥ oglseanmmthe I';;d°;_e_l:ism€5__;hy°§ml;_m:m_ wt;§|whlch was held in Charlottetown

5 - srl b Miss is t H -

ease of horses and dosii. but *fm name of their see following. Within? I; W; moved ::;”;______::d

literature on trees’ and shrubs il rather scantY~" TM Wt" °f ‘hm Notes B under the impression that there is a fair number of works

hi* “’““ i"'°"‘°°"°‘jf 'md "°m’°“°s°.ihaz the lnstltuie rnaire s siois th’ Duke replied: My de” Bi'sh'|friend a member and four mem- °P °! L°“d°n'-xt Wm “ways gwmbers voluntarily offered to write a “‘° 1““°h i’1°““” '” 5°” "°“ "" letter to her oooh weelr.

on the lsntisb trees, not only of tht so-athrleiasaye. Pray oome when- M_______ ww _md ___ have ____

arborlcultural kind, but also devot- ed to those trees which were re- nowned either for historical asso-

ciation or for remarkable devel0P" you so many pairs of \71‘€¢¢h¢-S

mont. mvoiyns "Syiva" c°m°° °° mind as the most interesting. How- ever it is possible to Gather YMYW records of ancient or h\l8¢ "tes in the British isis. 'rho yews are easily the lonstst lived of British trees. Those at

wore at the battle Of W5*/¢\’1°°

"ef it “ii” Y°“" °°°"°'°“°" cellar or the sohooi cleaned. rt was Wileiiiei' I “"1 “'- “°“‘;_‘:' ’_;”___::;'_ moved and seoonded that five doi- =¢f"°“° Wm ’°°°“'° °" 5 iara be sent to tba ned cross. It

of was decided to have a "Grab Bag"

mm' “S 7°” Wuh' bm why y°“ at the next meetinlf. 5h*°‘“d Wh -t‘° m‘p°°t "hae th" I Program for next meeting "Can-

” adlanisstioa and National nvents."

iiiiite i>eY°“ii the °°“‘i"°"°““°“ °! Each member is to obtain two his- vonrs m°=t ii'\iiY» W°i““¥°°"-" Th” torloal events _about the distrlot ltitei' W” "°°°“'°d with gn” sm' for next meeting. Delicious lunch arise by tht Bi=i‘°P °’ "°“d°“' 'M was served by the hostess;

rounialn-s Abbey in Yorkshire were he showed it to the _Archbishop oi Mum md singing mmmed the

i”F’“t°d M be 120° yen’ °‘d ‘bout C°°"°"b“"7 ‘nd °"h" dmcmet' per- Program for the evening.

50 years ago. They were Old °i‘°°5

sous. They fmt 'D the “"°‘““°“°1i' Meeting closed by singing Nation-

whan the Abbey was bein! biimf conclusion that the Bftitt Dui” °f ar A,-,¢h¢m_

iA.p. nazi rar tba monks camped

a d - Writer Visited thtml. thel' were mowing signs of great decrepiiinde.

and were kept ul'1i'iB`ht by Wife

guy-ropes, shots and cement fiild

‘Jigs where the tooth of time ha gnawed cavities. Yet these are ex

2 9° yew st nsrbourno in Kent. which was calculated bY D°C““d°“° w

other vary old yews in lirnsiimd-

so old are they that the chiifth

and not the yew planted London has over

ehurohyard. This leads to the be' reoontly in the Albert Hail- Evofr John ir. csnant ,na Mrs. 'rhomss llaf that the tree was a "sacred" vm.” in England and Wales hsdlcorooranz Program committee-

ounz of Old. |ral.-s Lena, Gallant and Miss Hon

one in pagan times. and W” Wit” its representatives, y over when the new faith was iii' who conclusively proved that the rietta Gallant.

St oluticnlzed the Our next meeting will be held a

troduced. An old WW in C°Wh“" movement has rev

churchyard was mentiomd by life of the rural communities. TM the home of Mtrs. Thomas cor

I. 1 the British ‘Isles col-an and the roll call will be an-

Wellfngtnn had evidently 10st hi-9 (pamut ple.” copy)

n er their dense shade When the senses, for Bishop Bloomfield de-|

Iclared that he had mi W’i°°°° "_ rrusvruar wolvmivs

the Duke for over two ¥ears.\'I'h€ nqsn-ru-rg

“M19 was straightened out by the ______ ' exertions of mutiisi ii'i°“°i*» “"4 'rhe regular monthly meeting or

anti-‘ifl°i-01'? °Xl’1°“°“°“° f°“°W°d' the Piusville Won'ien's\ Instituto

was held at the home of Mrs. Isa-

oedod in int or asc by an °i=i wornenb institutes in Britain dm G,,,,,n,_ on _“gm som The

twelve members present, answered

A oouple or wears also these Mi' the roll osu with '-My unrlust ps.

be 3,000 years old, There are mi1i'iY ntalned some a¢°°\Uiii °f th* collection." The 'various commit-

ES C0 ‘Womens Institutes in my mtiveltees gave their reports and the

mostly in or near churchyilfdi- °“d`country. Since then I Set bl' the ones appoint/ad for the month o

home paliert. OM Uf the "W" fe' September were: sick Committee:

must have been tum near the rv'-Imsrrabla gathering of women that Mrs. J. J. ooroonn and Mrs. win.

in “W seth. I-l5¢iiibi¢d Gallant; School committee; ms,

Aubrey in the reign of Charles _, .first institute n ___

. ..

L; measuring gm (cet in clrcum- W” founded in 1915 at Llanfa . swered by a Humorous Story ar

l fl feet from the Bl‘°\ii\d-,N01-gh Wales, today there I-YG 4-“7`

€1'€TiC€ VC its girth in iaao was thirty-tiuea;,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,, ymuna and wales. in ls. alter su, better to delay msn

loot Humboldt, in his "Aspects oiwm, 296,000 members. proiesso to be too hasty.

addressed the The harvest of 1913 was aim

Nature," mentions this tr¢¢~ ignber-1, Murray, who . ost The writer ln th¢ saturday Re- meeting sau-1; "The world as a ruined by wot weather. I got in the

' "An iy in need of last of my oats on October 24th.

view considers that the sayin! 'whole is rather sore. _

oak grows for :im years, stand! women gttention. Its housekeepiiil and not in good shape ther. Bu

1-; kin and lbs food terrible-'then some fields of grain, on low

100 years and declines 300 VNU." |_, 3 oo g

hd require! in land were never got in at ali

nares that trae toolons-i“’°"'wh°' It 1° ‘iw s little slows iv s .

than or namor-ey's oak. Dorset.\,m,1ng,`rn short the world n¢¢dl_'rhere were thousands of stocks

I tty scvcrynllned in ou paris or tho provlnoe.

which was said tb bo 2.000 ¥°\“,¢,hg attention of 8 ln* oid when blown dawn in 11031 Or m°,_h"_.. ‘That was 19 years ago.

the oowtborpa oo.; at wetborby. _ | Now that is lust the period ll!

ol ’ earth

said to be sixteen hundred years gm Harvest. Weather Ithe "lunar _cy s' when tho

aid o h thorit of Professor ' laun and moon come into the samr

Bumett? Or Wiliam the 00fiil\-WY' gg |g 5 Bmw grain harv .re

. ll I 8 Ml y

est. f°f _ latlve position towards each oth-

or's oak in w;ndsor Forest at ¢ me grain Ls gettng dry!" as they were at the beginning

I jus ll

cs tilt ofthe iod andihatbaoryu

least twelve hundred year! old: gncugh to put in, down com 1 pei' . that Dr. Jamison, in his “Journey to nm ,mg ,cgks ir, some grain hss.the temperaturo, moisture, winds.

too aoon"w onoui-globe an materially

the Western Highlands," oonoludeaibem "Mpeg, perhaps . ,e .,

that s tree would be as mat lffof, if more is any dunphcsa aboiit.laireoted by the relative positions o

d this low- the sun and moon towards it. Ia

show in scotland as a horse would /me sum Wm hast an _ ii- in venice. The Doctor, great mm m 1;, mu, both so load and seedltbere anything in the theory?

1 l.. .'.ily meetng met at ...ame ‘of Mrs. John Stevenson with Pres- ident in chair. Meeting opened by Slnzing O Canada, Mrs. Ladner then read the Club Woimcns Creed iAt this meeting roll call was an- swered by ten members wizh some-

thin! "Patriotic", There was also

of Mrs. Rusel Wheatley, Meeting opened in the usual `way with ten members answering roll call with a "limerick," prlr/e going to Miss Hilda Stevenson.-New committees were appointed as follows; School, Mirs. Harry Scott and Mrs. Gordon Thompson; Sick, 'Miss Leah Mc- Kinley and Mrs. Jack Mcreside, these committees to act for three

_inontlis. Mrs. Ray MacKinnon gave is very interesting report from an- nual convention held in charlotte- town in July. Correspondence was

were then served.

o own

ox' P°““"“5 _ C"i“ slices Put a layer in a but.e ed

ISL Mm Hush Mama G__md ec. 40.-Meii's woolen gloves.

' 1st \drs D C I-loo Chur-

baking dish. Mix and sift fiour,

- | _ A - . . per, l _ _ NEW' 'lottetown. sec 24 c°p5 Isalt., sugar and mustard. Sprmklc

d Mrs W M M h N w . rl Ro _ 2 Mrs Georg! V , rms md do: wuh

“”` ' ‘ ' "D y' ' l and Mrs 'rhomasrt Beer, char-

1 M”"5° ° °'P part of it oier car

dmsgow' ‘9t;¢¢,cwn_ ' I D°`B1°i5- Chmwn butter. Add another layer of car-

3rd. Georgina Coad Newaown _ sec '.25 Figure Study , -_

y' ard Elsie Lund, charlowozoon __ ,_,O“n.

rots and seasonings until all is us

C . ° ` ' . .. ' ‘ , . . . mss SEC 4; _Ladi . len , ,_ 1 MTS- W J MMDOU 5 C ed. Pour oier mills, cover :uid bake

Sec. 15.-Hooked rug, landscape ' ` -es “oo glow” Lvdia I Inman.

lst. Mildred Jardine Freetown. ' -

’ Sec 26 Landscape

or marine.

eight visitorspresent. As there was! lat. M. E. Saunders, Wlhsloe, mind' Mn' Percy I,mckies°n' Nm' 1 Mrs. Wilbur Jones, Chtown, no new business to bo dlsoussad sll| 2nd. Mrs. Luoy J, nord, char- '”‘°w' runs camo-eil. chioan

Di9S€nt enjoyed a varied programme , lottetown. geo, 43_ph1r \-,romews black Sec 27 Marine . ofsingfng and reading. Mrs. Russell 3rd. Mrs. W. M. Murphy, New _ stockings. I l Genicve M<‘Gui§HIi. CHWWU-

Wheiiileii invited the members i°IC"“i¥°W- ~ I lst. Miss N. Monson, ciydo River. 'ima I 1“"‘~‘“-

meet with her for the August meet-i SoC. 16.-Hooked rug, all yarn,I gud, My-5_ John M¢Dom1d_ ¢ha,._ Sec 28 Still Lift Mil' Siibitd'

ing. Meeting then adjourned. A de_~ any design. lottetown. l Mrs. J H AWS. Ci'\f°W“~ llcioiis lunch was then served by` lst. Mrs. F. J. Foley. Charlotte- Sec. 44.-1 pair women's stock- T"°"e“°° Swrk' B°uevme‘ O“t°n°`\ hostess. and bsocial chat enjoyed. : town. ings, any color. ' M

The August meeting was heidl 2nd, Mrs. John A. McLellan, In- lst. Flora Belle Ferguson, Argyle Wat" Cd" '_ Copy

Friday evening, August 12. at home dian River. Shore. .

’ see as Portrait

1 3"d- MVS- Stinky Compton. Sum- Sec. 45.--2 pair womens plain _

mcrside, black st_°ck1nss_ 1 halcla Rankin,

Seo 18--Hooked square. lst Miss N. McLean ch-do River

1s¢;_ M _ C, _ ' _ ' _ _ ` 2nd. lydia Inman. HHi'i'iDi0i’i»

s_____ rs eorge Small, Summer _ 46._2 pall_s womens plain Sm 30___F_g“__e s__ud:_._ and Mm smnley com mn 8 Is ___ “ggi” °°°r° , ist. Lydia 1. Inman. Hampton. -me ___ - P . lim- . . McLean, Clyde River. ,Z___d_ Kmhxeen H0mb_._ Chmom,

rs e. Sec. 47.-2 pairs men’s socks any

' ' own.

5e¢_ 28__Best hum home_made,R_ ' mtetomx lst, Violet Richardson, Summer

,yaiqsltf Mrs. Neil Darrach, Clyde ho2:e<.L Mm walt” Marshaul Stan. I ___;z_:_d' Dorothy Dumont' chulotte River. 3rd_ Mrs. Albert Wise. Harring-i Sec`_ 32___Ma__me_

_ 2nd. Mrs. R. A. Houston, Hunter ton. I ,

read concerning district convention_River, ` sec, 48,.; pai, men-5 s0¢ks_ any ____1__`_;' Mrs' “‘1b“r`J°nes' Cham to bo held in Long creek. wsu 3rd. Sarah Jones. Charlottetown, oolor and kind or ~srn, ' . Wm. McKinley kindly invited mem- _ R. R. 1. lst. Mrs, John lvfcDcnald, Char- . End' Florence Sm-k' Bemue' on bers to meet at her home for Sep-' Sec. 29.-Pair of union blankets. lottetown, I tember meeting "when roll call will lst. Mrs. R.. A. Houston, Hunter 3nd. Mrs. Fred Hyde, Cornwall, ' be answered by sing, say, play or_` River. 3rd. Mrs. G. S. Gecds. Charloite-

pay. Luncheon Committee, Mrs. Wm_ 2nd. Mrs. P_ J. McDonald, t0Wn-

McKln1ey, Mrs. Jack Moreside, MrsiLaunching.

'Russel Wheatley and Mrs. Glen! Sec. 31.-Braided bathroom rnat. se°'49°_2 pm' men? pm" “'°°l'

owen, Mrs. A. H. Ledher gave af lst. Mrs. 1-*rank H. Roper, chu. '

ve helpful paper on Cake makin8~I 10tfef°Wil- ` yum'

Meeting adjourned. Refreshments' 2nd. Mrs. Andrew McRae, Char- cm' G¢°i'€ina Cody, Nlx.\~'.o\vn

ross.

MOUNT MELLICK W. I.

The August meeting was held at --

the home of Mrs. Henry Ford, with _ The regular monthly meeting of I0 members and 10 visitors pres- the MOUntM€11i<>k Women's Instit- ent. The meeting opened by sing- ute was held at the home of Mrs. ing the Ode and reading the Creed. Will Wood on Thursday evening,

The delegates to the Convention M18- 11. With a good attendance. 151- . . gave a very interesting report. Then Meeting opened by singing ogg, 2nd. Mrs, V. O. Schlrmer. Lower 2”

w d a discussion on buying an followed by Creed in unison Min- Montague mem

2nd.

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Ennhnznit woMnN's iNs'rlru"rn i°tt¢t°wn. R. R 6.

3rd

Rr.-er.

Sec. lst.

town,

Sec.

folio e . _

. organ for the school. it was de- _utes of last meeting were read, ap-I Bee, 52.-Pettioote_

- cided to do so with the help of the proved and signed. Roll call was! lst. Mrs. John J, M¢L¢m,_ Long

Sunday School. The secretary read _answered by each member being '_ Creek.

t a financial statement, showing that ibllndfolded and drawing a pig, Mrs. 1 2nd. Mrs. John Hume, Charlotte-

. gram had been cleared at tho loo w. J. rvlaolsaohom winning first grown, cream festival. She also stated that,_iprlze. i gm 54_:_L,die, coat sweater 1Sii‘iBi~ $14.00 had been paid for necessary Sick committee reported one call. 13;, Mm w_ w_ Clark Chm;.me_ lst supplies for the Sunday School. A It was decided to hold a. concert_I¢°v,-n_ '

nice lunch was served by the host- ‘later in season and a commlt.tee\ gnd_ M153 S watson Muna ess. Next meeting at Mrs. Amy; ,was appointed to look after such. IR|.,e,._ ' ' y

Ford's home. The July meeting o-:Convenor for next month is Mrs. 3,. _ _ the Ebenezer Women's Institute W. J. MacEachern, who has kindly ww; Mm W' S' Brown’ Chmmte' town. was held at the home of Mrs. Her- invited next meeting to her home. gud

t bert Matheson with seven members ‘Roll call will be answered by a verse CLASS M __ MISCELLANEOUS ¢_,,wn_

and four visitors. The sick com- .of poetry. , Sc mittee reported that fruit had been Report of Annual Convention _ ART WORK 15,

sent to a very sick girl. A discus- `was then given by Miss Laura Mac- .` , 10m.,,,“.n_

sion rs the ice cream festival fol- Queen. This was followed by a dia- . ("1 P‘|'_‘”"'¢'_ °"‘l"“~“ ' 2,,

lowed. Miss Margaret Buchanan cusslon ie yearly subscription to, sec _ __ lom,to“.n_ was appointed manager. lt was de- Sanit/orium fund, but no decision _ __ mmf? _fi’_€‘“ U10 sm 43___mame1 ueatment cidod that Mrs, Frank McRae and were reached. Programme was as V‘° *fi Halifax. 2 ` Miss Margaret Buchanan be dele- follows: Chorus. 0 Canada; Plano um' M I’°"°°t- H°"f“"- l°,l;w“.n_

aatea to the oonvoniioh. A contest selooiions by Mrs. H. Msllish, or 50° 3 i-tiidaolre an

‘was read by the hostess, the mem- Halifax; sing song, solos by Miss 1 J MMV z"'i°k°i'-

_bers filling the blanks by the dif- Frances Wood and Mrs. W. J. 5” 4 Ml-“U0

ferent names of apples. An amua- Mutch; Reading, by Miss Msllish, 1 -i°iiii A Tl-Y1°r. Cht0wri S ina reading by bliss rlorenoe Mo- or Boston. Lunoh was then served Soc 5 Stiii Life. any sublrri °

Rao was 'very much enfoyed. also Iand programme resumed. Duet, by 1 Florence stork, Belleville.

i music by Miss Helen. A daintyim-s. W. J. Mutch and Mr. Geo. tli'i°. 3 Zttta Lovett.

iunah was se.-ooo by the hoateu.- bowls; solo by Mr. Lewis. ooo sec e Animals _S

1. _

en mitts, any color and kiiifi of

'£1 D- 5°

lst.

Mrs. Andrew McRae, Char-

Mrs. R. A. Houston, Hunter-_

50.-2 pair men's fancy mitts ls:

Sec.

lst.

2nd. Lydia I. Inman, Hampton

Sec. 36.-Landscape.

. Mrs. Wilbur Jones, Char-

\\':\ier Color Copy

33.-Still life, any subject.

Edna Gordon, Charlottetown.

2nd, Leila Morris. Charlottetown.

Pastel Copy

Sec 3-i.-Portrait.

Noida Rankin, S2. John, NB.

Sec. _35.-1-`ig\ire study.

Leah McKinley, North River. iottetown.

’ lottetown.

Margaret Jones, Charlotte- __ __

_.ll

R. R.

51.-COII Of knit. WOTK. _ Mrs James Tait ‘ lst

lsi

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Tra

iirstriot please oopyl. .sm the king. a was 1 Inman. znuncton

Sec. 3'l.-Mnriiic.

_ Lcila Morris, Charlottetown. d. Violet Richardson, Sum-

dc.

Commercial Art

Sec. 39.-Posters in color.

. Francis Munn, Marshfield.

2nd. Fred Nicholas, Amherst, N.S. Sec. 40.-Advertising design, or-

China Painting

Sec. 41.-Lustre treatment. lst. Mrs, Fred Long, Charlotte- 3nd- G@0i'Ki@ linrper. East Ro

_ Francis Munn, Marshfield.

2nd. Fred Nicholas. Amherst, N

_ Mrs. C. H. Drew, Charlotte-

c. 42.-Flat paint treatment. . Ci-cnieve MacCvuigan, Char- town.

ii. MIS- J- E. Blanchard, Char-

in a moderate oven for forty min- utes. Serve froili baking llisli.

Baked Corn `

2 'Five or six cars of corn, 1-3 cui

bread crumbs, '.1 eggs. ‘.1 cup mill;

i ld teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon sugar, 1

3 i tablespoon butter.

Cup top of kernels of corli :mi

lscrape out res; with dull edge o ‘ knife. Mix corn, bread crumbs, sal: V1 tablespoon butter melted arid su gar. Beat eggs in milk until ver; I light. Add to corn mixture and mi: ilight-ly. Turn into a buttered bak

ting dish dot with butter and hal: for-ty minutes in a sloiv o\‘cn. Selv- `\iron-. basing dish. _ j_______.___’--

I Traverse.

Sec. 3.-Portrait from life, :vate

- color.

lst. Mary Allison Doull, Cap

- Traverse.

Sec. 4.-Landscape, water color. lst. Mary Allison Doull, Cap

te- I 'l`raverse.

t.I CLASS 52

I Pupils 16 years and under

Water Color Original

Sec, -i.--Landscape.. original, lst. Wlnnlfred Moron, Charlotte

town.

2nd. Genleve l\fonaghi\n_ Chai

lottetowrl.

Sec.5 _-Marine, original. lst. Genieve Monaghan. Chai

. I 2nd. Angus Murchisoii. Poll

Prim.

Sec. 6.-Still life, original. lst Hiram McConnell. Pisquid.

.Ruby Szewart, Dunstaffnage. 2nd. Georgie Harper, East Roi

alty.

Drawing In Ono Color

Sec. 7.-Landscape in charcoal. lst. Winnifrcd Moran, Charlott-

town.

Sec. 9.-Drawing from cast, lst. Man' Herring. Hamilton Or 2nd. Hugh Paton, Charlottetow Sec. 10.-Pen and ink. any sui

.S, ject,

lst. Laura McLaine. Charloil

, town.

alty.

Sec. li.-Pencil, any subject, o

Iiglnal.

lst. Phyllis Whitlock, Charlott

2nd. Violet French, Hampton,

Oil Painting, Cnpy

t. Mrs. B. C. Prowse, Char. Set. 14.-Landscape or marine.

CLASS 51 Profession Painting

verse.

ec. 3-Landscape in oil.

t. ary Allison Doull, Capo

lst. Phyllis Whitlock. Charlott

d. Florence Stork, Belville, Ont. WW"-

2nd. Wilma Davison, Chariot;

town.

c. 1.-Portrait from life in oils. _ Sec. 15.--Still life.

lst. Mary Allison Doull, Cape lst. Doris McDougal, Charlott

town.

2nd. Ester McDougal, Chariot!

town. ' rs.;-;a1i

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