a‘... us. numroelua Q

urer m.

Donald read the financial report the league which showed a antis- “9111 aifrmeeia its n1 n‘ e eren un w c oom- rise the central animation of he League are the men's m- stitute. the Catholic Women's Im- gue, the G o Club, the Rotary Club and the nsmerfa Oltb.

Other speakers included Miss

. lliazel Hart in charge of the Sea]

5:1 c mpai acros Canada last yeaf‘, ahd MrgnDoyle so! the Albany

Womens Institute.

Guests at. the meetin were. trasrs. James Haslam Edwip Johnson of the Glftown Y's Mens Club: Arthur Wright and Rowland Taylor oi’ the Kinsmen's Club and Dr. .1. A. MacPhee of Bummerside.

rnmmcuco§s LEAGUE . .. . auousr m iass-aluy am. 19.19. rucnusrva

Fbllou-in; ls the text of the re- p“ t of the Public Health Nurse s.'.1‘\"u (i at. yesterday's meetin :

with much pleasure at

1o p o=ent the Third An- R .

year than the tan stem forward when . ried last Ort- H) ‘nt a f11ll-time Stenc-

She has been kept so 1n y busy that I now wonder ~ wr- e112" sot along without her

" * T‘"‘.‘3 lvs always bren a ... . . work in . ti“ mzdlcal and

1.120. s. also keeping the “e in touch with the work om: carried on. The Seal paign in itself has always . a grrat deal of painstak- , do. il work The snlc of Christ- ..1s F als ccmtitutes a large pcr- our wc "ins iuccme, so it ' .1110 . nt pisce of work. t I \\'ou‘d like to

_ '. Her conscienti- lws made it. possible for . r- n much mater por- m_\ time to field wozk than 11cm able to undertake in the

ln September, in company with scmc of our nurses and Mrs. Fred (‘was l attended the Maritime '1“ tucss Convention he‘d in

. nzectinvs

>1

= A roux“ Sail Campaign was especially "111 in the exchange of ideas. a 2nd Annual Meeting of the I To. L-cacue was held on

F (‘10 h“ T r F

1938-39 a succeu. especial Publicity Committee. Mr. Moran of the Union Oom- merclal College was kind enough m BIIOWY-llfflfllthflfllliplkbgd- dress envelopes for us this year was a t service and a much mo: iciont way of hand- lin& the mall.

e are also grateful to the Bank of Nova Scotia for al

cheques to be received at value with no deduction made for ex- change. is. of course. added our returns.

I am also grateful to the group of voluntsers who assisted in stuff- ing the envelopss.

The Patriot and Guardian with their usual generosit" gave valu- able assistance in our Publicity

Campaign.

Ths year we had a different system of follow-up cards. We sent the first follow-up card be- fore Christmas and a second one right after the New Year. We feel that sending this first card was 1a great benefit as it reminded peo- Inie lo smd in their contribution [before all the Christmas spirit was osz.

We appreciate veiy much the immsnse amount 0f help we re- ceived from Head Office. We are also grateful for the "News Let- ters" sent periodically, giving us helpful suggestions as to how we could improve our Campaign and also izzfoirning us of the progress being made in other centzes Canada. We feel that it was a great benefit to our campaign to have had several visits frmn Miss Hazel Hart as she is in touch with Seal Sale work across the Do- minion and 1's also in close touch with the large organization func- tioning in the United States.

Our thanks are also due to Miss Frances Brophy of the National Tuberculosis Association in New York. The Seal Sale work la so well organized in the United Stat- es tlrat, we were able to get a great many valuable ideas from Miss Brophy.

We sent a letter with Christmas greetings and a sample of ourBeals for 1988-39 to each oi’ the foreign countries doing tuberculosis work and we received scme very inter-

" 32ml. Rcglstrafion began at 1 m at the Canadian National {vowed bv a v>erv succes- ‘ 2m at 12 30 with Simon . Jr. as Chairman. The "noon session was held in Zion Reports were given by the "FY .11"i Public Health Nurse. Hazel Hurt gave a. detail-ad 1 "fir: account of the Sea] Sale

n.

'" vrnlng meeting, which was 1 .1 the nubTc, was well attend- The sneakers were Premier nlwl. Dr Wherrett and Dr. "z n. After the addresses, a - 1wictlrt"e “Behind the Shad- ‘ was shoun.

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Addresses Given

g the year 22 addresses were by time 1:'.1rse to Woman's In- .s. Branches of the Catholic 1n's Lcazuv. Parrot-Teachers atzon, Young Peoples’ So- and the Summerside W. C.

0f . .1 :1». It is also a, means 0i’ 111.11~1‘.111sr knowledge as to the _'"1_1sn and trcatmcnt of tu-b-

OUT Oi."

" c>.1s. e Seal Sale Campaign for 33 has showed a considerable -. Owing the fact that

1e to attend the ‘osls meeting held h. On 3H0, in June. 1938 u‘.~ m: Maritime Symposium ".1 in Mei "i011 in Septem r, a ‘r cf r1. w ideas were gather- ani tried for the first time l" .l crlznpaign. special ap- t 11121-1- scnt out this year .. grnuns such as private ...=. Wcmens Institutes. .. .. "llmcifs Lcngues, teachers clerz) , Every teacher was sent on on the treatment and pre- on of tuberculosis. A sample . 111:1:k was 3's!) GEIClOSEd giv- ..- 1'31"‘; “I firs-e cinics held cc. All teachers. on - . .511: a sumiy of book ; for their pupils as a, method blici _v_

asked to co- oking an announce- thr- Scal sale Cam- nday before the Cam-

_v‘ar for the first time the ~ Wrmrnis Iea~ue were an- ~rl and “ed to give their

' ‘l support. They

- ffm the Women's P1‘ n“ Edward is- ' swtlsfactcry and a- 2.65, showing an in- c.’ $150.6) over the previous

§ .,,

Twp U. r

_ _ ‘ we trlrd out a new

n 111 t‘. 11::- WIEYHFFI the teturn ITI-lfl": 11’ nll 0111' Sea] S:1'e let- ’ 1s,_\\f~ Fund this quits a sav- l." 1n erncnsc.

l-1 place of t“e usual seals we 5'11.’ Prntls to each of the Wo- n1c"'s Institutes and Catholic Wo- rvns Leagues. The principal 0b- 1"‘ cf mirg the Bond was to avoid rusmeilou mirl we are satisfied

the.‘ this obirt was achieved. The II; N, was well received bv many tli I

so oronuizntions as it meant cy had some permanent state- 111=11‘ I11 return for their contribu- tho Lfegue for the year

The oxncnses for publicity for the l'\'"‘-°0 Sral Sals- Camnalcn wre

esting and attractive seals from those countries. Oi.’ course, travelling conditions

on the Island are somewhat diffi- cult druring the winter months but an effort was made to visit some of the small towns along the rail- road. A special trf"; was made to Alberton and Tlgnish to visit pa- tients and also to give an address to the Catholic Women's League in these places. Another trip was made to O'Leary and a few of the patients in the nearby districts were visited by sleigh, Trips were also made to Summers-toe, souris, Montague and Geoxgetown.

During the past year, 122 clinics have been held and a total of

year benefit of a portable fluoroscope for use at these clinics.

748 home visits were made last year.

‘This year a special effort was made to have as many contacts of known tuberculosis casm examined as possible 467 of this group were examined. This phase of our work entails a lot of work but is very important. The nurse made many home visits in an efifort topersuade these contacts to be e nad as a precautionary measure. Those who were not contacted personally were sent a letter advising them to attend a. clinic in a convenient locality on a certain day,

As the clinic work in Summer- sld-e has greatly increased, it was decided to hold two clinics a month instead of the usual_ monthly clinic. This extension of our work has been of great benefit to the Prince County people and saved them the trip to Charlottetown. We were fortunate in being able to secure Dr, l-Iowatfls services for this spe- cial work in Su-mzmerslde,

At the present time we have 467 patients outside the Provincial Sanatorium. 0f these..173 are ac- tive cases. There are 40 with a positive sputum.

If this work co-Jnues to in-

crease. it can readily be seen that an additional staff will be required to cope with the situation . In conclusion, I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the Tuberculosis League Committee and to all the other persons too num- erous to mention who have given me so much encouragement and as- sistance during the past year.

OLIVE INC-S. P. II. Nurse. P. E. I. T. B. League.

DIEETINGS ADDRESSED

Sent. 6th, l93B-Kelvin Women's Institute.

Sept. 8th, l938-Home and School Ass altlon. K-snslngton

Soot. 22nd. 1938 -2nd Ahnlill T. B. League Meeting.

Oct 6th. 1938 —Execut.ive meet-

ing of T. B. League.

Oct 14th,1938—Bideford Young Peopies

Oct. 20th, two-McDonald Wo- men's Institute,

Feb, 1st, title-Parenis-teachers Association. O'l’..eary.

Flab. 7th, ltml-Alberton C. W.

Feb. 9th, i939 —Tignish C. W.

Mar. 2nd. 1939 —Executive meet- lnn of T Le

. 8.11118. Mar. 8th. l939—.Montague C. W.

...'I. ‘ociuq an increase of $23.68 “ tho n_r 'o11s vear. However,

Mar. 9m. mill-Public meeting in

Apply-

Phone 486-2

I HORSES FOR SALE

' ‘Excellent Drivers and General Purpose Types. A ges—-3 Years and Up

J. WALTER JONES

BUNBURY

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American 15am", Wflugyng, Rad ‘The game wa. the Phlls 45th 50x’ 14L National his“; M“ Boston ooo 01o 011 31o 2 "tfigf; “fofihjd 5mm"; t x Oormlvk. Reds. 19B. Philadelphia 01o 021 10x 5s 1 m Chic O°PHQ§°S lgmme" ° wTurner and Mast; Iqiigbe and e a? ' “'3 Fame- arren. ' _ v "m “m” , Gentleman Jzm r d] 1 _f _ t’ Tmttmg Hws‘ w- A ‘ §'"”L°2i'1.' "1 ""3 N W or x 0 ' ' (Casey. Doyle and Todd; Hubbell ' B d Ins gamst “e U ' are” m "we ° and Banning. I r33 3r I5 Dead F tF, K it gels a mans smoke appetite J Fizz‘?! G5|nQ;_0.2l m0 0 a 8 OI ' d8 1e t y; tugging of to Hines-find if ' N Y k 00o 01200 24o‘ LEXINGTON. KY- Sept. 26—. ' o te u eosure ou | damili. and‘ Todd; Melton anti ‘lLAPl —~l@ 9 _L- Tarlton. '11. widely g'ves_y u . T] h b. Y 1Dn,l,1niing_ d 7m d k SS) tglciOalgll ltiflsldfflssglfligingllggfidilgbtg£ig Imgsixmcdion, Ky. 5am y; _ wonfln yourplpe on I e 1ggesi — ne . - a -' = -Ge (ca e en m were Lord Allen and Airedale. F)“; 1...1...'.§11§'““§,£j 5518;315:501: COFQO OI 9050C“ Val"? YO"? Fl t G me:—- —‘-—'"——'—————- ast field by 1,1 th - a U ____ StfsLoui-s 001 ooo ooo 31 9 i sraagthflgama rqosgrouatr» 26 newal oi’ the X55?) Eanfitllie monev can buy. Try R<>§-'.>-d cllggmatliiounfja%mnggf Warnfize. (CPY- Rain has’ flooded Pge’ St. tints“ Eifhwton Grand clmun i’ won't me Yourmsml Welland and Padgett; Thompson .SteP_hBn dlamfifld this Bil-INDOOR. _ Owned by John F‘. Davis o: and Meme s: 51.111: .2» by WW ~ » mar. .e f : l Second Gamez- and Liverpool Larruper; in a series the event foi-oxtwgyeariioldflgxottveor: ~ 1 st. Louis 410 001 ooo 6 12 1.10!‘ the Maritime Baseball Champ- In the good time of 2:05 1-2 and . Cincinnati ooo ooo ooo o 4 2 .~ Ion-ship. The contest will be play- 210s 3-4. . Cooper and Owen: Grissmn, Bar- 1 ed tomorrow afternoon if con - Will Fleming made a good Job of ' ~-:.., rlzalitajt, Shoffner, L. Moore and Her- 1 1110;; fiaeitrvnltt.‘ has won a game m giggtitutingt his fathér. Vic m‘ ‘ . 9 I‘ r1 . a - "..,:\ _ 5 erger — the best of five series. Both were Trct aid won ewirifzhnslidlstonfarilla, ““‘1\~»-.‘§...‘&X‘T §X\\\\ Chicago-Pittsburgh ppd—cold Played at Liverpool, Larruoers tak- three-year-old. Flen-ling. Sr. learn- . 1'18 the first 11-2 and St. Croix the ed to drive around his hometown ‘ LITTLE WORLD sERIEs secondAj-a; of Dundas, om. u+ smokin iobaéco PICIWIQ 15¢ __- , . , new as»: as; as 9.2% ".11; P . . 9 f"""""',""ogi,""=i'1“ es er 1 (Pcarmglele: alnd Madjeskl; Ryba. I A! lb. "II " Roe an anon. . . ' (Louisville leads i-0 in best of sev- I W ' an series-l fl 8 . w '—“‘— “‘ w“ ' "'—L:;: Remember When Put Under Mzcroscope . fig; use; ,,»_1;~,,g3;=1;;;,;1w; y; -"‘ __ Browns Set [nterpyefed French border town <11 w - ‘B’ Th’ Candi“ Pm") us on m1 m Y ks t 1 ith mill-g blyttroopswas ‘wilted hi?‘ ks Rki Lo Gehr‘, N Yk WY K.Scpt.26—(A.P) -Ca of e an mus ayw -—-—- nc ..a er eewee v1.1.1‘; efirstubasemarlf hi: ehvils 183st The Yankees, cruising into their one age and a handful of mgs. Au_tirne Reco rd (Continued irom_page_i)___ of fighting through westwall out- Amm-n E3“ .1‘ 1f§3fi9bf.‘l%£§?;‘l%1lt“&53%;?‘Slit’ ..1%§‘“§t°t1逧?.i“‘.fll’ 55.11. Ellis}: _ " mrtresatr“ *2..l‘:."t:.t°t:.:"at o o a a cw C!‘ i . . .‘. , ' ‘ , 5 5- ’ hi3: fitting in iron-man record zlmdjtna} mu Mme they will have in 11b 15th season in the majors. In Defeat 51x? tgesirtiigptlicl}: 3M1.’ Qihiafiilfifi PIIIIWX" and "elwhsfl “Wand ' o; playing m g_130 gqnggcuuvg ‘,no pncmug advantage, will start the first. game this year between the Rhine and Momma Honmbach. games for the Yanks. Larruping Just as sure as Judge Lanclis is Just as he did last October and in “New An mdlmuon or m 111mm in Lou announced m5 remremen; Ithc 1105a‘ of_ baseball-the National 1936. But whether he is as strong ____ The “new. Stu.“ evening ‘mm ggtivlty m 11115 seem;- w“ given this spring, after he learned he had Ihcague iepiesentative in the classic now as he was previously is open NEW YORK Sept 2PT.“, munmue showed u,“ 09mm“ m, in military dispatches which form. a mild form of__infantile paralysis. IOIPBIIIIIQ HQXIJ Wed-hesdfl W111 b9 t0 QUBEtIOH- ' erly reported otmipanies of 250 _ _ , Browns playing at St. Louis set a mg spread from the sector south 'l:"_—"’” I ' ' N lfiéiifi$fifii1érftithlhthe 82”“. 11225:‘ a LieztaallnGgmtzbajtlllle fifiummfinfiltl‘ new all-time record of $t.' Louis of Zweibruecken to a parallel reg- me" 1" ‘WWI- TheY 11°" "Id b!“ Georgetown. 4 Dnrfiwm. and wlmamyneiuy W81‘: m; curvg oginamlyilsnogtlg: pmb, American Baseball League club ion south of Pirmasens, 12 miles mum“ of 1-000 we" "@531"! m Wm}. 12th, 1939—*Sumuners1de C. u,“ J1.) er now “lho “m, 51x world series {iteffiitsloawgay gheggttlhey dronpecfl to the eaétfimékhe gather side oi “What- . v ~ - e t a e F ' n . Apr, 13th, 1939 -—Summerside W~ !d..*§“.§§“§§§'.‘°1§§@w‘§$§.‘lfiivlsfinfinfi gtilutxitjrggsetlil; b51133 ‘Zifffisswiilfifi the season tgnDetr-oit ‘Igiggss 594 rune" 0 s e GROUND DUTY - T'- U- _ ithird. and mm and sixth games of Buffing, he has finished only 14 and ‘1-5. Inflltrlfln: I‘ ‘M111 READING. Enalflfld —<°P> —-Afl May 2M. 1939 wharlvttewwn ‘the series means that ‘numerical times and won 12 while losin s. The maim- 1688116 record for de- wee men were pressed info unus- . W. L. supericritv is worthless. Monte Pearson and Bump Igladley "‘ ‘- ls 117 by the Athletics in It was through this 1113804 Irel- "31 “W!” when “£11901”? bmk‘ May 10th. 1939 ——Cfl!‘d-’18‘B1\ W- If the Reds squeeze out the St. each have won 12 and lost five and . _ that the French had been infil- 011$ 1mm a 11118 1°11 0f EVE-CHEW?! I. a» C. W. L ‘Louis 011111111111. as mev no.1 sa n. Steve sundra, s orting an unbroken rhe Tigers came from behind trating gradually. Moving north convicts from Pentonville. The fliers J1me 7th. 1939—Ch@1ton W. T mnccily" capable of doing, Derrin- [string of ll vic ories. was a. relief to win both ames. from the Bitche plateau, military W"? Sell Weealffhing f0!‘ 111m in U16 I June 21st, i939 -Brookfisld W. 115121- and Waits?‘ will sltéiirt Ltie firs; Imanumogst oflthetsgastlanhllle prcabab; A u Wélsli ntgnwuxfihgtagelpgli: dllsipatches dsaid. thaw seize: border 15m“- ~‘ _ ivogamesoft or se 11 e eae o tr ecs eea 1- i l "'———- June 38th, l939—<Misoouche C. {be available agaig 1Y1 the silirteli :24! ezerles. re g a 0 e in an indifferent contest featured ‘II-forage: a? $3?“ ecmrbwrfmllfib PROUD 9F LoNDoNmm . , seventh shouild the series last that by 29 hits and seven errors. The pushed on to Hombach. LONDON - (OP) —" and July 5th 1939 T-Dlstrict Con- long. BELFAST. -—(OP) — A Belfast SP" "rs committed four of the On the eastern end of the north behaviour of these thousan o! ventvon, S _ Avsvds School. I Will MacKenzie has given no hint Territorial. R. J. McCultugh. wa= misplays. flank the French communique said Londoners" during evacuation of July 14th, l939-District Con- as ‘to whach would start the first attacked and shot. bv a number 0f ll new York-Boston double- u Gennan surprise attack at dawn women and children from the city ventlon. Belfast H111. seursstrucgle. _ men believed to be of the Irish Rfi- header wa: postponed bv rain 1n thg Lauter River valley was 1-9- was “magni-flcent," said Hrebert July 18th, _1939--Dlstrict Con- While MacKenzie is choosing be- publlcan Army. He was wounded in while a Cleveland-Chicago con- pulsed. Dispatches said a German MOITBOII. Chairman 0f the will"? ventlon. Fredericton Hall. tween two aces, Manaver Joe Mc- . the side. test will be 91a ed at g 1am; 513p; ' faldinl pafl, “gm ted to gage g, councils emergency committee. _____ _L_.__ _._ __ __ ________________ _ = OUT OUR WAY -— — By J. R. Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE — With — Major Hoopla ‘ TELL YOUR MA NQ--A - . 1 HOMER, ‘mm- ' PQUND-FLA&E_AAH'_ wfpvloua lDEA v02 AN EXHAUST cvuuoso 1b W WHEN THAT TN f THEM |:|5H |5 DON-r you HAVE ’~ N5FQRM AUTOMOBILE FUMES TO $WEET I COMES LEMME KNOW, ‘ H¢ND CAUGHT THEM IN BOXES GCENTS WAS 5UBMlTTED~TO OUR 1/ MAUORwMJfLL PAQTE Q0 V1/A/11é<§>_\]/_~/Hgg~1.... Sz-A- CARTONS? fiwiLlfTliigis-WJRIEY REPORT Tum ‘TI-IE AYARD c1=1T on rue I VE VOU AN - - % ROOF O You WANTED ' coomss "run-Ii INGENIOI-S +0 ‘TI-IE W ”/’/”””"’”’ %/////’/””/c NESTVEEIDMY Tia/g CIZCZZIDNQ; come IN cam-ones / Pomr or AMUSEMENT, f, Baulsucu ‘DUNDERHEADS! seen: 1cm CR ~_ Z I6 FANTASTICfiAND / THE SAME SILLY TERMS root AFEW ‘SP’ z IMPRACTMAL w» ,/ wens APPLIED 1w ,4 suowrtaaes If , ., NUMSHULL ENGINEERS ,'///° v ° 1O FULTON'5 QTEAMBOAT . \ ' ND THE WEIGHTS‘ "FIRST 1,. ._ / l 11.1.: ‘PLANE! E_GAD, 111.1. V f; oar/nu Atom: o1= TIN \\\\\.. y- 4- AND MANUFACTURE THE ‘x , _ DEVICE MYSELF.’ ' \ . , u. . x ‘I . < v a ,' ‘ L. L‘ ~WITI » / ,' ,1 y 4 1 / %‘ % 1 I I 6/ fi: '- ~ \ . w,’ "_ \ 9c _ I / - \‘ g" '- I //%¢ l *'--‘§\:P.‘- \) E - 1'» I .\> s " . I a 1 ‘ 9i / H "5 . ~ a ass I ' - as | I __ __ \ V’ ”— Rink. qébhv ~ l. f’ I ’ E . 9-27}, .. .-._~ BORN "r-uarv YEARS "roo soon J-Pw-iuonfi “*7” “‘ -'—" * - .- . LL30“ GAVE TuEM z "_""" _'v'_“ ' 7 commanvurtamvvnnrec. mmpmaepn. THEIE‘ CuANCE, MAUQFI: _ | __ _~~ I. BRINGING __ UP FATHER By George mmanu,