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EMERALD “'- l.

The December meeting oi.’ Emerald, Women's Institute was held at the heme o! Mrs. Emmett Glow, iifteen members and one visitor were in attendance.

Meeting opened by reciting the Institute Creed. The school and sci: committees» were re-appointed. It was moved byMrs. Austin Murphy and seconded by Mrs. Emmett Clow that the Institute purchase T. B. Christmas Seals, Moved by Mrs. Joseph Hughes. and seconded by Mrs. Peter Clark that all out- standing bills be paid. The members agreed to purchase a treat of apples for the school children at Christ- mas. .

It was the desire or the members that a vote of thanks be extended to Mr. Fenton Mayne, Mr. G. C.

iGrcen and thcse who helped to ‘make our pantry sale a success. It was suggested that our president obtain material for making quilts. A contest "A Farmers nova Letters." was sponsored by Mrs. Alfred Sinnott, which was much enjoyed by all. A very interesting demon- stration and explanation on “First Aid" was rendered by Mrs. Peter Clark, R. N. and much appreciated by the mombdrs, all expressed s desire to have Mrs. Clark continue the demonstrations at our next meeting.

Mrs. Joseph Hughes invited the members to her home tor the January meeting. Roll call to be answered by a donation for the auction sale, to be held at the January meeting. Meeting ad- journed, and a dainty lunch was served by the hostess.

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BUYING GOOD QUALITY CHICKEN AND FQWL I V DAILY AT MR. CHAMPIONS FACTORY.

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I hove three weeks left for poultry buying, then l go beck to Bohy Chickvproduction. I

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practice of culling out a

few fot and lazy hens during the winter months.

I would like to secure this business from you.

Con‘ I trespass upon your good nature to the extent I coking you to market this stock while I om buying.

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hvo weeks after they hove

The hen of today has extra layers of tot.

finished the moult.

to Icy or start storing up

lf you hove some of those delinquents, market them, instead of throwing good feed down tho dnsin

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KENSINGTON

Konslngton llono And School Hosting

The monthly meeting o! the Kanslngion Home and School As; sociation was hold in tho Town Hall on Thursday. Jon. 10th.

There was a attendance and the Pres. MI. . C. Baker, M L. A. was in the duir. "rho moat ing opened by reading the Creed reaponslvolv. Minutes o! last. moot lng were road by the Becy. Miss Evangelina Qroonon. Special, com mittees gave their reports.

Mrs. Geo. Brookins super-tad to: School treat committee. "she said that teachers and pupils were treated to ice cream on Christmas “WSW; dﬂy and the teachers ex- pressed their appreciation ct this treat in a Motion moved and sco- onded by Miss Olive Thompson and Miss Geraldine McLean.

Mrs. Lloyd Howard reported at- tending the "Well Baby Clinic“ and a new committee was appoint- ed for next Ollnic, Mrs. F. B. Nauss reported tor committee appointed to arrange for Home and School sponsored picture. This committee was asked to continue to act. A let ter appealing for funds for “Save the Children Fund" was read and laid on the table for future con- sideration. 1t was decided to In- vite the pupils oi’ Grade 1X and X to conduct a debate at Marci- meeting.

Mr. Baker then called on the guest speaker, Rev. Lewis Murray to address the meeting. The sub- ject of MrnMuri-ays address was "Citizenship" and the Rev. Speak- er treated it in a. comprehensive and interesting manner._ He began by referring to the value placed on Citlceznshlp in the days o! &. Paul when s. young man coming of cge was received as a citizen with great ceremony, and given many reminders o! his responsibilities. In our day a large number o! stud eats writing an essay on "Don-loo racy" the majority mentioned only the advantages o! democracy whil- a raw wrote of the responsibilities which democracy brings, which proves how lightly we regard our citizenship.

Mr. Murray continued “Histor- ians tell us our Christian civiliza- tion is crumbling and we have only

The (oundatlon of our moral and spiritual liie is being undermined by such forces as evil books and pictures. The sanctity o! the home is being threatened by the evil o! divorce proven by the fact that in America UWO out. of every live marriages end in separation.”

The Rev. speaker quoteg noted men as Sir Alfred Zimmer- man, Gladstone, Wendell Wilkie and the world heavyweight ex- ohamplon, Jack Dempsey, who told a group oi young men in Char- lottetown. "We all need God, go to your churches" and "live clean lives." He then went on to show how interdependent all nations are and summed up the attributes o! a good citizen as follows. "A good citizen must be well read, have wide vision, have a proper sense o! values, have a concern tor other: and an appreciation o! the iron- chise." ~

“By teaching good citizens may be developed. Japan, Russia. Turé key and Germany taught us a les- son in intensive teaching which we could use to our advantage in a program to Ohriotianizo through tho church, the homo and the school." At the conclusion o! his address, Rev. Mr. Murray was tendered s hearty and unanimous vote o! thanks, moved by Mr. J1". Proiitt and seconded by Mrs. J. Pendsrgast. The meeting closed by singing “God Save the King."- K.

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