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WORTHY CANADIAN INBTIQTU TION -lt is perhaps not as generally known as it deserves to be that the

Masacyl-Iiirr‘ii»i Company and its as inclntc comiianlcs and their agents tie niulnliiiniiig u convalescent home In l'}iii'liiiid loi Uaiiadian soldiers Thc hu-pii.il known as Kingswood, war nli;in.illv biillt about twenty seven ieais tigo by the late Mr J Lawson lohiisloii ilio founder and head oi the wiiilil famous Bovril" concern li is ti iimgiiificcnt mansion, and has been fitted up into a hospital that for uirnlshing and equipment has no su pciior in England Up to Dec 3lSI Inst 2.08” patients had passed through tho hospital ln tho register oi’ pa

v ri-pciit tliero are tho names of thc ollciwing Prince Edward Islanders liiuli lfiliiik McPhee. Georgetown <lin.iuuul J Gallant St Raphael Hor iii- ll Gillis, Montague. Leo Brad iy, Si ’l‘crcs,i's Joseph McCormack \lcw1iuit

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TION -lhe Pilnce Edward Theatre

put lm iinother star attraction yester l.ii-- Ainttrilly of (lothesline Alley, lc-litiiiiiii., the charming Mary Pick ioiil iii Iici latest aitcrait success Aniiiiilly cl Clotheslino Ally stoii In Belle K Maniates, adapted o ilic sciccii by lfrtinccs Marion, and lircctcd by Marshall Neilan, is one loiiiz, loud laugh Some of its glee \l.iiIci-i .ire most infectious ever put into ii Mhry Pickloril picture Most oi tlic-ni ailse iiatuially out of the ii-.il liunioi ul the situations, a fevi uc- cli.i;:;:ed in alter the keynote “oiiicily ini-tliocl The substitutes hair

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is Lgociil ri bit of fun as was ever rcilloil i| in ii rcol ciisc- Mary herself ha lo/ciiii iii sin li .iiiiusiiig liicicluiits. ani iii~vi-i iiiils to intike thc most ol' them lheii- is .i plot running through Ain.iiillv of Clothsllna Alley. u hii incicly serves as a frame on which in liuiig a number of humorous li.ii.ictcil/itioiis chief of which is 'lniiiiilly Aniarllly of Clothesline \llev' is packed full oi’ fun For which blessing thanks are due the dar. the dlioclor. the scenario writer. ind the excellent cast lt will e ro

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ON.-Rev J S MacKay will conduct services next Sabbath Aux. Nth Bon show at 11 Hampton at 3 and Tryon at 8

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWSR -On

Friday evening July 26th|, Miss Clara Carver was the Kuest of honour at the Florida Hotel Pownal when the Busy Bee Society of which Miss Carver has been is valued member -tendered her a ,plleasaiptly arranged mlhcellaneous shower ‘ln honour inf ber approaching marriage The evening was pleasantly silent ln singing and machianiusement was afforded by the reading of verses attached to each giftu loo cream and cake was served ur ing the evening by the young ladies' The thanks o fthe Society is due ito Mr and Mrs Brown who so\genbr ously gave the use of their home for

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SPECIAL MEETINGS.-Principal.)

D Seaman, of Charlottetown, is It present holding a series of special meetings west of Summarside in the interests of the Bible Societv Special ly well attended services have been held at Victoria West, Lot ll Lot 14, Bldeford Freeland and Tyne Valles The Rev Mr Davidson and Rev M Sawdon. greatly coiitrlbuted in msk ing these services a success Every where Principal Seaman found the people sympathetic and willing to assist ln the world wide work of the Bible Society ln Montreal and Toi onto recently a vary large amount was voluntarily given through the Mon troal Daily Star to assist the Bible society in renewing the gift ‘of khaki tcstamcnts to the brave lads in the trenches. whose original ones given tlicni had been destroyed in the tur moil oi' the present wan Any per son desirous of helping ln this way

Sterns, Treasurer Bible Society, Char lottotown which gift will be grate lully acknowledged

TERRIBLE ELECTRICAL STORM

-The electrical storm on \Sa»turday was very severe in the westem part oi' Prince County and it said that tliousanils ol’ dollars worth oi' pro perty was destroyed Especially was the storm severe in and around Tlgnish One citizen of Tignlsh, who ls over eighty years of age, states Saturday rilghtls storm was e heaviest ln his experience The rain came down as though from a cloud burst. and a. great amount of damage to the crops is reported from some sectlohs A largehbarn belonging to Mr Sellllll ln igltteh was burned to

:sooo ssyergi iaceg in Mimincgssii, St 'fouls and ittle Tlgnish were stirudkr causing considerable damage Several bulldJng,s,n the vicinity were razed to the ground Mr Trail Reid of Ebbsileet, was struck by lightning and rendered, unconscious, but soon recoveredkwlille a resident of Little Tignlsh received a shock and was un conscious for several hours A Mrs Doucetts, of Palmer Road, who was very ill cat the time of the storm went

She leaves a sorruwlng husband and family

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Women s Convention

that of providing clean and safe places for lunch baskets; where the food will not be likely to spoil or to be ¢0l\0 diff? ln others it may be practical to provide by one means or another a hot dish with which to supplement foods brought from homo

The mont difficult problem that the

inld day meal presents is iii the un graded country school To the in experienced young teacher in her iso lated one roormischool, the task of i . troducing this hot lunch system seems almost too great to undertake T her I may say that while she may ilnd it diillcult, she may also find it far from being impossible The situa tion, however. will require a teacher of ingenuity. and with enthusiasm for har work The first thing is to try to interest the parents. and the best way to do this would be to call a com munity meeting at the school house This of itself is a big step toward IWIDIHS her school for the average farmer is glad to take an active inter est in school affairs if he is asked to It is the duty of parents to know the teacher and if the Womens' institutes can work side by side with the school trustees, not of course taking to it self any undue authority but helping out in many ways, visits to tho school will become it matter of course and suggestions will he respectfully listened to

The next problem is to obtain equip

ment and supplies These may be fur nished from the School Fund donated by interested persons, or earned by giving box suppers or entertainments for a nominal sum ln one country school a certain sum was given by the trustees while the remainder was obtained by giving an entertainment The simplest of equipment includes a large kettle, suitable to be used on the stove which heats the school house, measuring cups and spoons. paring knife. mixing spoon, dish pan and towels It will usually be pos sible for the boys to make a. set of shelves for the dishes, using box luiri ber, if no other is avaliable. and for the girls to make curtains or other coverings for the protection of the ilshes from dust The pupils will as a rule be found willing to bring pla es. cups, bowls. and spoons from home if this is necessary to keep down ex

pauses

As milk cream butter. eggs are

usually plentiful in rural districts hese could be furnished each week

my the various families

Suggestions for hot dishes include

hot milk. bread and milk. hot cocoa and chocolate hot meat extract and toast The range of possible dishes would be greatly extended if arrange ments could be made whereby a crock of hot baked beans or soup be cleliv ered at the school to be served hot to the children at noon hour The in genulty of the Women's Institute would conjure up many other easy

nourishing and palatable dishes

The children would love these

community dishes It would all seem to be more or less play, yet uncon sclously attention would bo given to habits of politeness and good beliavl our at table The question of success depends altogether upon organization The manner in which work is arrang ed in Domestic Science schools would serve well as a basis on which to make the division of labor The child ren could be divided into sections, something similar to the way we have here }n our school a plan of which is written on the black hoard in the cooking room One section could pre pare the table, another to clear the table. another to put things away in readiness for the next day and yot an other could get the floor swept and prepared for the afternoon session Each week the work of the dlilersiit groups could be changed so that all might reap full benefit from their in

struction

ln making up the "lunch box" Bllfa

ours is needed in the preparation of foods that must be packed in Smell compass and kept for several hourn before being eaten One Di U18 BS sentials is ii. suitable container The ideal lunch box is sanitary Well V9" tilated and compact, therefore it must be made of materials which mn be stsrlliled» must allow for R CII' culation of sir, and have a minimum of waste space An ample supply of waxed Duper for wrnDD|“B "Wh "fl icie of food separately ll d°5|m°I° Sandwiches form the bsckK\‘0und 0! most lunches. so it is imP0!'iHl1¢ "W they be properly Drviwred '1`l““‘° I’ a difference between any W0 l>iB¢°l of dry broad and a sandwich Variety may be iiociirbd by different kinds of bread and by the use of different kinds of fillings Fresh and canned fruits hgvg an important place and should be used whereover possible The des sort may supply the dessert which is

lo attractive to the child

To sum up It is quite possible and

practical to introduce hot lunches iii to the school curriculum BY ¢I0\“\! so the children would beneut by U10 grantor relilllrlty 0! "WI" 1°” School work would IIDIINWB °"I“l l° the better condition of the childfl to Droilt by their inltmctipn. The

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serving ot hot lunches would occnioc

able deportmont The children would en .IUY [unity for co opciatioii liclwooii teach ers

these opportunities they arc all too

Another excellent address was glv

lrol

splendid work being done by the ln I stltutes throughout Canada Space

dress in this issue

The convention was brought to a

close by a dinner hold at the Koay Korner which was greatly enjoyed by

The following aie some of the re ports of Women‘s Institutes read at

Cornwall‘\/ark.-Money raised dur I

sents to boys snllsbing from the cllfi trlct

were sont overseas Committees from

attendance of 11 Ethel Henry. Sotro

tary

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THE PRINCE Ellw cooi, cii-an, sine AND

TODAY rim his Liisr mis

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A VERITABLE PILKFO D TRIUMPH

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SPECIAL PROGRAM FRIDAY SATURDAY

Seiic Red Seal Sptcial Ilie House 'QF Thou and

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information on food hygiene aucl

the community spirit An oppor

and parents would be croatecl O'

by Mrs Muldrew of the hood Con I Dept ()ttawn_ who told of tho

l not permit of a report of her acl

large number of reports from

various Island Institutes were

d alter tlils

iI'U'lE REPORTS

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Womsn's Institute Convention on opening day -

the year, $356 57, amount expcnrl on schools. $5 30 Halifax Rollei’ 00 P E l Hospital $'l'%’l5 Pro

$5 patriotic work. $243 80 pa‘i socks, "M 'iii boxes of comiorti

membership of Institute, 28. uve attendance. 32

ldow Bank.--Ton meetings were d An organ was purchased for

a concert rlircii hr the children lbs of y.uii worn hought and Elven for .I piirm if war fund, to ll Ii.iIiI

ie .ix in i~~l Pu d Total

are

sent to soldiers The Institute receiv eil goiiorniis support from the cum miiiiiiy S M Milligan. Secretary

:iiiioimt in‘~'-d $1 1" Myrtle Crosby"

Secrotuiy

Wellington -_There were a num-ol

ber of nic-citings liolil The thrie grant §, aims of ilir institute are to improve oiii lioniuii ouc schools and our com N, nniiity Besides ailing the school Nlaiiclallv the Institute appointed mc.iihlv tour members, two for each district to visit the schools and’ tb- porl on sanie. and as :i result sanitary conditions have been greatly improv rl The sum of $"l244 was raised,i

which was spent for patriotic purp es Socks and Christmas boxes w

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Murray River.-Membership 30 12

meetings were hold The amount rn

ed was $368 Z5 This was forwarded to Field Comforts Circle, Red Cross Hcspiisi risiim Relic: Fund, Yluc t A Christmas boxes were also sent ' and parcels with yari9_u§__gqg3_fortl

'were sent to the soldiers

Southwest, Lot 6--$142 00 WI!

ra sefl and spent in Rod Cross Work

110 pairs of socks were knit, A sli rts ind wrlstlets made A num-I

Insmumq vhmed the sch0,,|s -pn lic- of lnstriictlvc meetings were held

Li u Mtliean. Secretary

Georgetown -Niné Red Cross niaet~

Malpeque-r-The total receipts were In ‘l were held Wml all Bl/07589 5'- 569 expenditure 537235 N nn to dance of 14 also 5 special lliddt eungs were held and an ave,-age in s A spinning bee held durinl the

ycir realized $40 55 parcels were s it overseas. containing socks, cdll ‘i

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