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THURSDAY, OCTOIII, 5

toil-Women's Association - gods] HaIL

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1t was 7-3-3“!!! Idicaloa —. carried that Mrs.

Georgetown

Alexis Wood left recently {or Qt. ﬂaws. ghere he will take lip a posi-

ltllglllmi the Civil Service Depart-

Mil. L. B

r and famil have returned to their home al Tyne Valley. after anmdine three months with Mrs. Bulgern parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Solomon. Mrs. Campbell f c; d1 lllending some tinge berg, E/lllltinl; w" dauahter. Mrs Forden Gotell. Motor H tt . was vmmovfxanwas a recent busi

The Public mini-y has been °l°ﬂ=d for a week on account of the scarlet fever here.

Messrs. Blackwell and S. Gra- lam landed at the Queen's wharf ecently in a Government plane, ‘they were on their way from Hall. ax er route to Charlottetown, and from there to Labrador to locate the missing planes.

Messrs. Herbert, George, and ‘flarle Rafuse of Georgetown, who oirled the Heavy Artillery some

time all). Silent the week-end here.

Miss Helen Donovan has returned ‘o her home 1t Georgetown, after ‘Dendlntl a week in Pictoll, N’ 5., ‘he suest oi’ the DeCcsfc family.

RoMiﬁ Annie Keenan. G

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CORNWALL-YORK n. w, r.

Mrs. Waldo Baln entertained the members of Cornwall York Point W. I. at her home on Sept. 4th, with the President in the chair the moctlns was opened by singing the National Anthem followed by read- inR of the Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by seventeen "WmbeY-‘l. with a contribution to the grab bag.

moved and seconded and i-Iaaen Howard be raid ems rol- wallpaper bought

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for the best Bingo yet offered.

Large Prizes MYSTERY BINGO

$25, Freezout i

for hall scenery. Y k Poizi Mrtcd that their schglol had there: cleaned. A latter of thanks for gllélctkfﬁﬁtlgrdelwas read from Mrs, Mrs. Mack Vickersorl and M11, Wado Bain were appointed ciele. gates to the T. B. league meeting ‘lg be held at the Hotel Charlotte_ wn.

Discussion as to the means of raising money took p)“, and n w“ derided that 50c be given by each $ié""t°%l.‘“éilt“.§li°t“€é°m“ 901v?!’ the 50 cents. nded

ra. D Robe,- lﬂvll-Bd thlénlrlixgmbers ltijnmglmg he!’ "home for the October meeting

Discussion on changes In mo Cmwl-ll-lll-lml. re the delegate to dis. "lot convention. and other minor changes was introduced by Mrs. Fred MalcLean, and the mane,- was left in her hands

Owin8 to th ' was decided rust ‘tgrhglllmlltwwrll vice at the riionumcnt this veg)‘, UA contest Q stands for Quiz in

nnatural History was put on by Mrs. Colon MacPhail, tzhc prize W" won 11v Mrs, w. Bell.

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Tin Central Guardian

this column is reserved for news oi local interest but advertising oi a new” nature may be inserted at I cents a word strictly pay- able in advance.

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CITY TAXES-Saturday. October 7th is the last day for recipients of , arrears bills m notify City Clerk's oﬂice o! their intention to appear before Adjustment Board. L-1033-l0-4-4i.

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LIFE ENSUR. L-9789-7-2l-3l ATTENTION ADVERTISERS- Advertisements for insertion the following day must be in this of- iicc not later than ll s, in.

NOTICE-Correspondents are re. minded that all news for publica- tion must have the writers signa- ture attached,

TIII.‘ SCIIOONEB "MONA" ar- rived today with a Cargo of me famous Brooks Bricks. Sold low while landing. L. M. Poole dz Com- DBnY. L-894-28-30-Oct. 5-7.

CITY TAXES-Saturday, October 7th is the last day for recipients of arrears bills to notif City Clerk's oﬂice of their intent on to appear before Adjustment Board,

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(STEAL PARISH. — Service Friday, October 6th, St. Catherines 7.30 P. M. Sabbath the 8th Canoe Cove ll A. M. 3 P. M. Churchill. 7.30 Clyde River. Rtev. Thomas w. Goodwill, Minister,

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LEAVES FOR NEWFOUNDLAND —Mr. W. R. Shaw, Provincial De- puty Minister of Azricultural, leaves on Friday for St. John's New. foundland. where he has been in- vited to iudlze horses and cattle at the Exhibition opening there next week. The request for Mr. Shaw's services in this connection is re- Bﬁrded as a tribute both to Mr. Shaw and to the department which

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FIRE RESISTANT ROOF. — J. M. Asphalt Shinkles are {amous for their weathering qualities Reason- ably priced. Applied over old Roofs. Many styles and colors. Monthhl/y payments under the H. I. P. L. . Poole at Company.

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CHURCH NOTICE. — Cornwall Pastoral Charge: Service on Sunday. October 8th: Kingston S. S. 10.15 A. M. Service ll A. M. New Domin- ion: S. S. 2 P. M. Service 3 P. M. Cornwall: S. S. ll A. M. Service 7.30 P. M. Thanksgiving services and National Day of Prayer. Rev. E. R. Woodside, Minister. L-l070-l0-5-1l.

T0 SPEND WINTER. - Mrs. Crosby, of Bonshaw, P. E. 1., who time with relatives here is back again for the winter. She is at present vis- iting her brother, Mr. George Cameron and Mrs. Cameron and will also be with her sister, Mrs, Brown, of Green HilL-New Glasgow News.

FUNERAL-North Tryon Sept. 17th. Following prayers at the home of the deceas " the funeral service of the late Mrs. Leslie MacDonald was held in the North Tryon Pres- byterian Church at 3 P. M. Be- sides her husband the deceased leavm to mourn her passing eight children namely, Doris, Annie. Belle, Morley, Ralph. Lois. Mabel and an infant son, her father. Jos- eph Thompson and two brothers. Rumell and Stanley. all of North

also survive her. The sym- pathy or the entire community is expressed to the bereaved relatives.

- The funeral service were conducted

by Rev. Hensley Stavert. 0f W004 Island, assisted by Rev. Stewart Trites of Tfyvn.

Miss Stella Smith of the Depart- ment of Transport and Miss Esther Mitchell of MacKinnon 8c McNellls law firm left yesterday morninl 0" a holiday trip to Boston. New York and other American Cities.

1.01m CREEK woararvs INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meeting of theLong Creek Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. John MacDonald on Wednesday evening, Sept. 6th with thirteen members and seven visitors llmfcnt- The president presided and opened the mgeﬂng by singing the Ode and repeating the Crcea. Roll call was answered with a ﬂab ball. T116 minutes of the August meeting was read, approved and strum There was no report from the bul- ing committee. The sick commit- tee reported having made two visits and presented their bill. It was moved by Mrs. Dan MacEwen seconded by Mrs. Alex MaQLQod that the bill of $1.00 for fruit be paid. 'I'lie school committee re- ported a. broom and window shade needed. It was moved by MYS- Eurl MacKerizie, seconded by MIS- Dan Maclllwen that same he bought for the school. It was moved W Mrs. Ernest Turner, seconded by Mrs. John Maclllonald that we arpply for the Tulberculin "skill test" for the school children. It was decided to write the Medical Association and apply for a doctor to serve the people of this and the surrounding districts. lvlrs. Dan MacEwen kindly invited the meg-

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it. s. t... ti!‘ “m?” I 81' - t closed with slngi afeter mqvshic lunch was served y tho humps, everyone present was then treat- ed to a beautifully decorated birth. day cake the occasion being Mrs, MacDonald's daughter Helen's six- teenth birthday.

KINGSTON WOMEN’! INSTITUTE

The September meeting o1 Kings. ton Institute met at the norm o: Mrs. Albert Clow. Meeting open- ed bygsinglng the ode followed b repeat-mg the Creed in unison, Roll call was answered by six meznbels and three visitors. Roll call next nlmll-h “ways to bring the mem- bers to the meetings." New school committee: Mrs. James Beer, Mrs, M. Mawwain. It was decided to 110141 a special meeting to plan a bazaar and box social. A letter or thanks was read from Mrs. Wil/ber Younker for a box of frilit suit, her. Program for evening, Button hole contest and the prise for best button hole was won by M", A1- be“ 010W. 2nd Mn. James Beer" A bill oi’ 50c was presented and

paid. Collection for evening 38c. Next place of meet‘ undecided. Meeting closed with ational Ah-

them. after which a delicloug lunch was served and social time spent,

HAMILTON W. I.

The regular morithl rneetmg the Hamilton wl I. llvas hold 2t‘ the home of Mrs. James Oraig. Sept. 19th. with an attendance oif l5 members. The meeting opened by repeating the Creed in unison. The school committee reported the school had been cleaned during vacation. ’I'his committee was auth- orized to buy paper towels for the use of the school children. The hall committee reported the repairs to the ate/Re would cost in the vicin- ity of $40.00 It was moved and seconded we buy a Nature Study Book for the School. A letter was lead from Miss Beer thanking the Institute for a donation of $5.00 to the Orghanage. Correspondence was rea from the T. B. e, also the Red Cross Society. Bill for fruit (700) was presented and motion ordered paid. Collection amounted to 80c. Lunch was ser- ved by Miss Eileen Hamilton and Miss Patricia Ranlsay. Mrs. Pres- ton Ramsay invited the members t; he: home for the October mm-

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