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Oddfellowa from all parts of the Maritime Provinces and Newtound- ' land will gather in summerslde next week for the 82nd annual session oi’ the Grand Lodge, 1. O. O. F., the 48111 annual session of‘ the Grand Encampment, and the 37th union or the Rebekah As-i

iexnbly.

Summenide oddfellows are mak- ing extensive preparations ior en- tertaining the visiting membcrs,i estimated to number some 300. 5

In a foreword to the published‘ programme of the conventions, Grand Master A. O. F. Gill ex-, tends internal greetings and re- calls that when the sessions of Grand Lodge were last held in; Summerside in 1892 the ‘ atlon was a mere infant, compris- ing some fifty-one Lodges. At that time the Grand Encampment of this jurisdiction was instituted and the first session held, The Re-

bekah Assembly was only a dream "

It that time, being instituted eleven years later.

During the intervening years, rapid progress has been made, un- til today the number belonging to the Order in this Jurisdiction (comprising the Provinces of Nova Scotia._ New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island and the Dominion of Newfoundland) is more than eleven times that which claimed membership in 1892.

Cordial greetings are also ex- tended in the programme by Pro- mier Campbell. His Worship J. E. Campbell, and President S. G. Merriam oi the summerside Board oi Trade,

The Programme

The programme opens at 7:30 p. in. on Monday with a special assembly of Rebckali Assembly to deal with the wport oi the cred- entials committee and confer As-

, 2nd _§ession

Of Grand Lodge

Grand Encamp.r_n-e—nt And Rebekah Assembly Will Also Meet Next _Week In Prinfigounty‘ Capital.

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Maritime Oddiellows’ Home, Pic- tou, N. 8., in the Oddiellows‘ Hall.

GRAND LODGE OFFICERS

Grand Master —A O. F‘. Gill, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Deputy Grand Master—J. H. Lockhart. Monctou. N. E.

Grand Wa.rden—Mil.lage Ouliﬂ. Amherst. N. S. Grand Secretary —-E. H. Mun-

roe, Windsor. N S

Grand 'I‘teasurer —J. M. Dono- van, Halifax, N. S.

Grand Representative -—-G. W. Whitman, Windsor. N. S.

Grand Representative -0. A. Eisner-_ Laivrencetoiwn. N. S. Grand Chaplin --William For- sythe, Port La, Tour, N. 5.

Grand Marshall —-R. M. Hcr- F

man, Haliiax, N. S.

Grand Conductor ——E. H Ox- ner, Lunenburg, N. S.

Grand Guardian —Harold Mont- gomery. Woodstock, N. E.

Grand Herald —H. P. Hiscock, Grand Falls, Nild.

OFFICERS OF GRAND ENCAMPMENT

Grand Patriarch—John Boutlller, Stellarion, N. S

Grand High Priest Matatall, Truro, N 5.

Grand Senior Warden —W. C. Vincent. Kentvilie. N. E.

Grand scribe ——Rev. G. W. Wliitrn-an, Windsor, N. 5.

Grand Treasurer —-L. M. Rob- inson. St. Stephen. N E.

Grand Junior Warden——Victor L. Taylor. Glace Bay. N. S.

Grand Marshal -E. K. Wil- liams. Pictou. N. S.

Grand Sentinel —Carl Seaboyer. Lunenburg. N. S.

Deputy Grand sentinel —W. J. Gouldlng, Grand Falls. Nfld.

Grand Representative —G. B.

—Ernost

sembly degrees. This will be iol-1C33Yt°“- St- John. N- B-

lowed by a band concert at 9 p. m. on Remembrance Square.

Tuesday will be taken up with special scssions of the Rebekah Assembly in Maple Leaf Garden and sessions or the Grand En- campment in oddre'lows' Hall, The conferring of the degree of chiv- alry will bc at 6:30 p. m. and of the degree of Patriarchs Militant at 7:30. A special session of the Grand Lodge will be heldet’l:30; exempliiication of Rebekah De- gree will be at 8 o'clock.

The opcning session or Grand Lodge and the third session of Re- bekah Assembly wi'l be held on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock.

At 11 a. m. a public w:lcome by Mayor Campbell and government officials will be given in the High school auditorium.

Guests of Premier Campbell

Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 a memorial service will be held in Trinity United Church and at 2:30 the representatives of Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly will be guests of the local lodges at an outing to be held Campbell‘; summer Stanley Bridge. at which addres-

ses will be given by Special De- puty Grand Slrc_ R~bcr:- B. Groat.

of the Sovereign Grand Lodge. This will be followed in

Garden. On Thursday the third

of Grand Lodge and meeting of District Deputy Presid-sriis Assoc- iation will be held wt 9 a. m., tol- luncheon and Mrs conierence of Grand Lodge offi- .Mr. J F. Arnett-1 Mr. G.

lowed by a noon

at Premier home at

the evening by the fourth session oi tion: Rebekah Asscrnbly and second ses- sion of Grand Lodge, the activities Mr. concluding at 10 o‘c‘o:k with a re- ception and dance at Maple Lea! Dr H. E. Clark,

Gr-and Representative —E, Gor- don Leaman, Bridgewaten N. S OFFICERS OF REBEKAH ASSEMBLY

President —Mrs. Windsor, N. 8.

‘Vice President —Miss Goode, Wcstvillc, N. S

Warden-Mrs Lottie Rhosienizer, Bridgewater, N. 5.

Secretary —Mrs. Mary Harring- ton. Bridgcwater, N. S

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Treasurer -—Mrs. Janie Mac- Gowan, Moncton, N B. _ Marshal —Mrs. Phoebe Bulli- vant. Windsor, N, s.

Conductor —-Mrs. Kathleen Mor~ rell. Ya:-mouth, N. S.

Chaplain —J.\/lrs. Alice Drillon. Chetham. N B.

Inside Guardian ~Mrs. Doro-

thy Trenholm, Sackville, N. B. Outside Guardian —Mrs. Tena MacDonald. Invcmess, N. .8. Representative A.R.A.—— Miss Harriet A. Smith, Belmont, N. 3 Junior Past President —Mrs. {Beulah Speedy, st. Stephen, N. B. GRAND LODGE COMMITTEES Programme and Publicity: Mr. R. E. E‘lls. Chairman, Mr. G. W Hogg, Mr. G. E. Clark, Mr. Louis R. Hnmckc. Mr. H. R. Crockett. Mr. F). K Cameron, Mr. A S Macxay, Miss Nellie Larkins, Mrs. C. W. Ramsay. Entertainment and Transporta- Mr. G. I-(amen Phillips, chairman. Mr. 0. Earl Corney.

B G. Rogers, Mr. Bert Johnston, Mr C C. Montgomery, Mr. Frank

Cameron. Mr. George Bishop, Mrs.

session C. C. Dickie. Mrs. R. L. Molllson.

Gcneral or Executive: Mr. A. W. Mi-.cDowcll, General Chairman. Mr. L. W. smith, secretary, R. L Moliison. Treasurer, W.

oers and newly appointcd District I-Iogg. Mr. G. Hazen Phillips, Mr.

Deputy Grand Masters.

At 2 o'clock the fourth seulon Mrs. of Grand Lodge will be held in the High school auditorium. the eve-

B. R. Sharp. Mr. R. E. Ellis. 0. C. Dickie, Mrs. B. R. Sharp.

Ways and Means: Mr. G.

nlng being devoted to the annual Haaen Phillips, Chairman, Mr, .1.

meeting of the Trustees at In

1". Arnett, Mr. 3 G. Rogers, Mr. . John Hogs, Mr. Thomas ‘ 4

I Bessie Lohnes. 1

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GRAND MASTER A. O. F. GILL Charlottetown

J. GORDON LEAMAN Gnnd Representative Ilrldgewater, N.S.

VICTOR L. TAYLOR Grand Junior Worden Glace Bay. C.B.

W. N. HEUSTIS. P.G. Honorary Chairman

. A. LEEMAN I

Vice President Home Board

Ililllfax, N.S.

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ROBIN SON, P.G. Chill

J. S. CLAYTON Grand Representative Saint John, N.B.

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rman Board ul Control

Mr. F. J. E Wright, Mlsg Clara Mountain, Mrs. Ray Tanton, Mrs. Lorne H. Read. Miss Helen Clark, Miss Nave Matheson.

Badge and Decoration: Mr. B. Sharp, Chairman, Mr. C. W. Ramsay. Mr. George Meikle. Mr. Fred Watton, Mrs. A. P. Jamie- son. Mrs Chester Palmer.

Housing and Registration:

b.r MacFarlanc, Mr. J. Lloyd Gorril, Mr. P. L. Bovmess_ Mr. G. w. Phillips, Mr. R. 1... Mol- ..lison. Mrs. John Cobb, Mrs, Peter White.

THAT OILY CODIPLEXION

The girl who has an oily oom- Eexion and an oily scalp hi-5 W right on her toes in look

wel -groomed during the hot wea- ther. The oily condition is caused by an over-supply 01 oil excluding from the pores. No amount’ oi gawdor secnu to have the power also:-b this oil. in {act it, is a. mistake to keep on constantly dob- bing powder on one’: two during the hot weather. It clogs the pores. enlarging them and is destmctive to skin beauty. Inconweﬁc diet v1cL

lack of (mar exercise are b- ebly at a root of the c ition. The girl who is troubled with this

an eliminating their iull alien of impurities from the syaum. At least emit glasses of water dolly

neoease or inwrnal

on Kur face, mam sure it does not con inwohighsm-oportion of :.‘.°i.‘;"°‘.€i§...°"...,H ’°“zX‘i“y.§$“:..i{'.‘.‘§ Q . §O11'l‘!f0m ins.do out.-o olden ellthy body. nlvpctiv disciplined

i i I kl. .33‘...-;°°.:.é°..:. §:t'.*.:”:"* ‘ .. uty that modnevq-be nu- onion nioeeﬁidsto ' that

vmbuyoverimeooimter.

Mr. G. w. Hogs. Chairman, Mr. w::- "

Yesterdays

Local Market Quotations

PORIIECTED FOR EVERY WED-

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351“; MA K Institute in recognition of her 1 mm um mm of d now; see; R In 134“ mithiul services during her stay in 191°“, mtmwnanmp .5, mm 3’ Cmlm “W d-“m‘°"- lot. this rennin for an hour or two Celery bunch 13.1% In the absence oa ‘me delegate men mu‘ 0“ em. and P0moespk' ' 2ocM1’5F0b°"M°°-’”°'“*8V°TY“" animate ha/twiihaverystiii u.r.i:- W-sh. 8-we nrtrmsrimznr. %;:.3“.:t2: ‘Mm,-, L mes. - - u - Lunib lb It won moved seoomded that ::.r.°d.::r .. 22° :*2.:..~;r:.*e.*:.*..P=i-.... r... W -»-v,,»;~r~,,.,._o~=. my :r.-.: is... °3=°?= .... .. .":.°.:°“..:'**......'’=*°“*“°“.... ... ”°"‘ ‘° “’“ ' - 5 ‘rhea is 9. imnendqus. growth in ghnlloken 4eaﬁ,ha '15.gm5 use of their hell tg Iéhe 1mti- me “E at ,m.m,, nae edging.’ hoe am. for 25¢ tute Convention also a a _ ,.n.,b°,,‘ and ‘yam em. cmau per or. be sent io'rre.veiler‘eRoot M, 5 1| 1101 21-28¢: Institute tor their dneag the clay 1:31;: 36136 no the Gonven on. Biol: Oommit- any “,4 ‘mm 3 ,, mm popw ggétuu head -"3: 0oInmittee,Mrnp ..hur Wright 5:): ,‘:;,,*;,°;,*§,‘_§*"3,:“;°;*,,,,",,*§,* “‘"‘"“"' ’°‘' 1W1 . Le . .__.._:. §°eg'“°l.,‘ée1t:“'fb‘§’,‘l‘c"‘h°“ gay amp the molding New cabbage Slﬂt 01 . WUMIII Rad,“ bunch sweaters ha taken on ronnaltty. An emlueivo New or]: an shows Cauliflower than 1 ‘M woo] §,°x Ben“ E ofwuree'with 5 N", ,;I,:.,,,.,,, 4 ,b, no elbow e and qua» imam: -rom,m,.“,' front cloning. elaborately embroid- gm end hi chenille or poilletia. Even-

Blueberries 2 qt!

Illﬂl Our:-an1: ﬁfties qt ’ box ANN IN! A

J. HUMPHBEY DOCKBART Deputy Gr-and Mute? Moncton, N3;

1. II. '1‘. NICHOLSON. P.G.M. I Member Home Board Sydney Mines. CB.

6. W. WHITEMAN Grand Representative Windsor, N.S.

J. A. CRAIG, P.G.M. Yarmouth, N.S.

A. IRGILVBEY Mcliliol) Member Home Bound New Glasgow, N.B.

J. A. BOU ILIER Grand PM Mch suumon. N.S.

L. M. ROBINSON. P.G . Grand Treasurer M St. Stephen, N,n,

was moved and seconded that Mrs. John Moose act at retary in Miss Ooinnel.l’s place or the re- mainder oi’ the year. A beautiful Airpack was given Miss Cormell at

.ihe end of the school terrn from the

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CLEAN AGAIN Bede-mo cleaning hat, take on ghetttimming an brush out any us

w.. and Mrs. Royetdn, Oook. ":..mm will new” Jean nevan was chosen as Ounp . llﬂdadg ‘ Leader and the following Guldu 'ohm.'nuovn:aok the hand .4, la Patrol I.£Ad¢I'AZ-—-L018 Holman. under chin with ialljfm m¢~d_ Joyce I-Iowatt. Muriel F'rl|e’li. the h Mar ‘inn.’ mu Bertha mm-ey, Pauline diamonds, tram one ear to the was « ltuth Tarbush, Tent London: Lh —

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REBEKAH _ ASSEMBLY

J. M. DONOVAN Treasurer

Grand Senior Warden Kentvlllo, N.S.

MISS IDA McDONALD Member Home Board

c. n. W Member Home Board Charlottetown

es Mumsr. M. doom! W ' Vice President westville. NS.

E. MATATAIL Grand High SP:-ieet

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Girl Guide News

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The sun, '1th and och Ohnilotted town Guido companies are enjoy- ing a. week‘: camp at Marmtiold. The star! is composed 01: M11. . an-ry W. oudmore, commandant. mg 1-my Bagnail, Auinant Oom- mandent, Miss Doromy may, Quartennuw‘. Mire. ma-old mull. Nurse, Mia Lillian , G.

ere:-lmlyn Dover, Jean Ewan,

Maud Btubbard. Helen GIIYII.

kawnen Roynion and Marion ‘ - i W

Harper. .

mrenu. and friends are welcome to visit camp on Sunday uter- noon. 1! Monday in line oiiidu one will remain at camp until 0 In. with your 1! weather I! uniavrmblc. my will break at D I. In.

than ‘cm ‘ tot , °"" mil‘ L

or inure“ I mu “T ‘£1] yelliﬂk A c 0 the pl 5 h Wm“ ’ en ntoprioneton city I 0!‘ the canted W“ was V *.’.~*.....°*=*.*:..’“...":“

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