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THE CHARLUTTETUWN GUARDIAN

FEBRUARY 13, 1937

LAST ‘TIMES

TU DAY

STAN LAUREL OLIVER HARDY

“Our Relations”

MATINEE AT 2.30 EVENING 7.15 G 9.00

*Fn_lllllﬁfﬂ curtain-starting MDNDAY-

SPONSORED BY THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

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P. rry. Compton. 'l~: ‘e, Mill‘- Holland. Alli .(“.\‘§ 2. Kenneth

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" it Pi ‘lips; 2. _ Pazrieia .\I'.ic—

Nhcrt Kill!" 2. , i, Aiurgaret Mar-

‘_l \‘.'_v Phillips; 2.

.-\r' liur Holland;

Tiilv Dalton. .\ . .». ~ r mils, ‘ ' - l Milk», Scen- ‘l. i\l.ll.'.ll'.'l Hunt, Mary ~

' ' 'll*‘l‘\‘ Earl Cannon. F. Dor- Qhy .\l -.\l'.t..‘n.

DARNLI-IY SCHOOL

Honor rr-il ior ziioinh of Janu- IXHI D/Lirj: 'I‘litimp.~on. .1 c Alurlinji. 2 .‘\l.1.';.‘,llI'L‘L Ad- Vlf — l Allan HlCi1(‘_\',2 " i o; (Jiiriiii-s Muc- (5Fé‘;,\>l‘ ll-Wlllrlil, 3 Robert. Moun- tam c; ; '~ 7 ' —-; m-ft’;

DRY CLEANING

With us is a serious whole-time joli. in whic We strive in serve you with a well equipped i modern plant. and a thorough knnwletlge of materials and how t0 ‘ use them. i

Return postage paid i

“ 91 mail orders.

I Phone 2th.‘? i

New iiietiictl ‘Cleaners Ltd. .

Bolllnq down IIIO 09th mad with a sulfur and a yen for

I i g yillllii? l Manor: EVANS w . .

EDITH FELLOWS LOUIS ARMSTRONG

I lllnnrnl‘! LinImn-nl removes ntnlnl.

Hm wrong!

ll Swing land A Columbia Piclun

‘a (CAAHIL) r full:

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Giuitlc VI—1 Violet Bassett. Pi‘l'll‘\"t llllPlldllllCCZ Florence Bas- sett. Afzirgtiret Adams, Robert Altiiiiiiain. J-aines R. hfuipliy. teacher. Grade V~-l AIrrle Crozicr. 2 Jovet- 1\Iarl<a_v, 3 Edith Thomson. Grade IV Si‘.-1 Dorothy Hickey. 2 Jack Wall. 3 Roberta nlorrison. Grade IV Jl‘.—-l Everett Cham- DiOII. Gr dc II.'—-1 Gordon hliinderson. Grade II—1 Rose Thomson, 2 Morton Roach, 3 Jimmie Nooniin. Grade I Sr.-1 Robert Croitier, _Gr:.<ie I Jr.-l Gerald I-lielzcy. 2 AIIIbOII Roach, 3 George 91mm? ion. Perfect

attendance: lvIerle Croz- ier. Heir-n Rozieli. Ellsworth Bas- sett, Waviie McGrcgor. Edith Tlionnon. Laura Mountain. Doro- thy flit-key. EllVﬂﬁfi Crrv/ier. Rose Thomson. Robert Crozicr, George Champion, Gerald Hickey. Margaret Blakeney, teacher.

LINKLETTEIE SCHOOL Report for nioiiih of January: Cirade IX—-l Leigh Linkleiter.

C ACiG VI—1 Leitli Clark.

Grade V—1 Joyrc Linkletter, 2 and KElLll Callbeck.

Grade IV tSr.) l Dorothy Link- Pilllllllc Clark, 3 Wanda Delaney letter. 2 A/lae Best.

Grade IV tJr.) ‘i Lillian Delaney.

Grade III—»1 Herbert Best.

Grade I-1 Valerie Callbcck, 2 Garth LIIIRIGLlH‘ and Earle Arsen- ault. 3 Divane Best.

Prrfet-t zitleudziiit-c: Leigh Link- lettrr, Pauline Clark. Mac Best, fxJi-othy Linklctter, Herbert. Best, Earle Al‘S’.‘l‘lZlll1L. Valerie Callbeck. Olive Glll(‘S])lL‘—T(’élCll9l‘.

NORTH TRYON SCHOOL

Honor roll of school for January:

Grade X—1 Frances Ives. 2 Hel- en Clarke. 3 Helen Chisholm.

Grade VIII—1 Ruby Delaney.

Grade VII-J Bertram Thomson, 2 Harold Clarke, 3 Alén Davrson.

Grade VI—1 Marion Learcl 2 Gertrude Inmcm 8c Mildred Thom- son. 3 Martha Dawson.

Grade IV Sr.—l Phyllis Thom-

North Tryon

i son. 2 Vernie Lea, 3 Aletha Inman

& Vessie Dawson.

Grade IV Jr.—l Ralph Cobb, 2 Carl Mayhew.

Grade III-l Annirbelle MacDon- ald. 2 Heath Cobb.

Grade II-l Joyce Thomson, 2

- Edith Clarke, 3 Denzil Delaney.

Griidc I-—l Shirley Thomas, 2 Gladys Delaney.

Perfect attendance: Gertrude 1n- mmi. Alet-ha Inman, Vernle Lea, Shirley Thomas. Vernon Inman.

Audrey Harvey, teacher.

ncancn‘—'_'o0 no l —"Let's can A ucurt A llcartF-"Unc, Two, Button luur mine‘ - skeleton in the Closet.” . . .

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LINCOLN LOT 22 W. L

The regular monthly meeting of the Lincoln W. I. was held 0n the evening of Feb. 2nd, at the homﬁ of Mrs. Frank Gallant, New Or- leans. On account of the inclement weather there was a small atten- (lance; six mcni_bi‘t‘s and three vis- itor. being present.

The Pie-intent tieing absent, the vice pre=ident occupied the chair for the evening. The meeting was QpUlZGd by singing the Institutﬁ Chorus. Roll call wa- answered by a jcke. The minutes of the last tncctirig were rend, approved and ELQIIPd-

The Secretary reported the sum cf $18.00 on hand. made up from llwlllbfllkvlllp fces and the proceeds from a vriy snore sful card party hcltl Ol\ the evening of January Purl at the home of Mr. Frank Gallant. _

Criiiiiiiftccs appointed for the month of Frbitiziijv were: Sick, NIIS. Joseph A. Glllﬂlll and Mrs. James Pct/us: ° ool. Mr. Wilfred Doir- on and IVIPS. Cornelius I-Iercrll.

Pmgrani, Mrs. Cornelius Herrell. Mrs. John T. Doiron and Mrs. Frank Gallant.

Lnich. l\Irs. Wilfred Dolron, Mrs. James Peters and Mrs. Cornelius Herrell.

Q1ll‘,—ll0lII12\lI'f‘S were dicussed and it was derided to fill out some o1‘ them at the next meeting.

The DXTPIIZIIII whi h was much enjoyed COllSlnl/Ofl of a guessing conic t. put on by Mr. Joseph A. Gallant, and won by Mrs. John T. Dciioii: also a duet. by Mrs. John T. DOiYOll and Mrs. Wilfred Doiron. Meeting adjourned by singing O Canada. Lunch was then served and a social hour enjoyed by all present.

Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Cornelius Herrell.

(Patriot Please Copy)

EARNSCLIFFE SCHOOL

Rcport of Earnscliffe School for January:

Grade X—1 Mary McInnis, 2 Mary Morrisscy. 3 Reta McInnis.

Grade VIII—1 Elaine Mutch, 2 Mildred MacKinnon.

Grade VI—1 Joan Tweedy, 2 Lu- cinda McInnls, 3 Mary McInnis.

Grade V—1 Douglas MacKinnon. 2Doris MncKiniion and Michael McIrmis. 3 Evelyn Mutch.

Grade IV (a) i Celine Doyle, 2 Anita McIsaac, 3 Josephine Mor- risscy.

Grade IV (b) 1 Ruth Mutch, 2 Florence MacInnis, 3 Leslie Mac- Klnnon.

Grade III (a. 1 Bobbie MacKln- non, 2 Vernita Mtutch.

Grade‘ III (b) i Ronnie McInnls, {Charlie Mclsiuic, 3 Eileen Doyle.

Grade I-1 Norbert Mclnnls, 2 Billy Mclinnis 3 Hilda Doyle.

Donald Huntley-Teacher.

OUT OUR WAT I

By WILLIAMS

SHES DE CONTIZACK FOR MAM DE 5EEH6

FROM DE IZADIO- FEE

BOCJ<$ FROM DE VEEIL. NO MORE FOIZ ME D555

BACK-BREAK JOPS! NO MOIZE FOR ME DEES MAkPKlLL LABOR.’

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DlD vou EVER SEE A euv WlTH HIS MIND lfJ PAlZADtSE DO MUCH apical.- BREAKIN LABOR? on) vou EVER see one OF THEM LATE 4n- urs successes

FTY

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HE MADE TEN

A DAV ~ NOW, HE'S GETTTN‘

PAID ‘TO MAKE CARTOONS AN’ HE (‘AN HARDLV

WME ONE A WY.

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LAST TIMES TODAY

CAPITOL

MATINEE EVENING 'l b 8.45

JACK HOLT i! "NORTH SATURDAY l OF NOME"

Monnrr

SERIAL! MAT. AT 2-30 AT 3.15

DOLLICKING ROMANCE . . . GD AND AND GDORIOUS GAIETY l WITH A MAN WHO DOESN'T KNOW WHO HE IS . ¢ - AND A GIRL WHO DOESN'T CARE '

Also “Bllhflll Buddies‘ - “Bing

Goon ‘Ilaund- “Only Invention”

i Hampton Happenings

The annual birthday anniversary of the Esther Ayers Mission Band iwas held in the Hall at Hampton i on the afternoon on Saturclaydleb. 6. Besides the regular members a.

iniunber of visitors made a total

part. in, and enjoy this anniversary meeting. The president, Miss Vera. Cannon, presided and in a few well chosen words welcomed visitors and members to the meeting. After the opening hymn the ﬂfth chapter of Matthew was clearly read by An- nie Lord Morrison. The regular business of the Band was carried out, each committee, secretary and watchtower giving a satisfactory account.

An interesting feature was the roll-call, when each member res- ponded by contributing to the Band according to his or her age — a. penny for each year. Then a help- ful worship period on the Lord's Prayer was participated in by the members under the efficient, lend- ership of Mrs. Ernest Cameron. Suitable recitations were given by Nelson Cannon, Morey Morrison, Esther Campbell and Gordon Dix- on. Two instructive exercises by the De Sable and Hampton mem- bers showed effectively how God's work is fostered among the young in this and other lands.

Complimentary remarks were made by Mrs. John D. MacFarlzine who brought an interesting mes- sage of a Mission Band demon- stration which she witnessed while attending the annual Presbyterian in Charlottetown. Miss MncRae and Mrs. Morrison spoke of their pleasure in being present and the great privilege the children have of studying under such devoted leaders. A beautiful closing ritual was then chanted alter which the mizpah benediction closed this part of the meeting. In a short time Mrs. Cameron placed on the table a large birthday cake beaut- ifully decorated in the Mission Band colors and bearing ﬁve light- ed candles. Needless to say this was very much admired by all. Appetizing refreshments with hot cocoa. was then served to all by the superintendentJ/liss Iva. French and assistants. The birthday cake was cut and each member and visitor presented with a generous piece. Thus the ﬁfth anniversary of this thriving Band will long be remembered and be an inspiration for still greater accomplishments in the coming year.

The February meeting of the Hampton W.M.S. was held n Tuesday ‘evening, Feb‘. 2, at t c home of Mrs. Clayton Morrison. Although the evening was unplea- sant yet a goodly number were present and an interesting meet.- lng held. The meeting expressed pleasure that. the 1936 ﬁnancial ob- jectlve had been reached both by Auxiliary and Mission Band. It was decided to try for the same ob- jective in 1937. The members of the Auxiliary accepted the kind invitation of Victoria W.M.S. to meet at the home of Mrs. Jabez Lea, Victoria, on Friday, Feb. l2, for a joint Day of Prayer service. The study book Men and Women of Far Horizons was effectively ex- plalned by IVIrs. George Dunsford and Mrs. Will MacFarlane. The nexit mating of the A"":il.:";,r irl".

be h"l'.'l at the l"."l'fl€ oi win».

Gt. _" M_ 2:‘. We CTR f.‘ i ilut our pastor, D. 10.1, is making

Fei.

‘acict, .‘ll"\1'I>VBl1lEl1b from his ieceii. mere illness. He is plan- ning going to Halifax for further treatment ln Camp Hill Hospital before undertaking the pastoral duties of this heavy circuit.

The ‘LES. of Hampton are planning a special service of song and story with Mr. E. C. Holm as special speaker for Sunday even- ing, Feb. l4 at 7.30. '

Mrs. Stetlford Mullins of Tryon is a welcome guest at the home of her daughter. Mrs. John MacQuar- rie, Hampton.

Mr. Fred Ince ls making a. slow but sure recovery from our com- mon and dreaded enemy in grlppe.

IIIISHTOWN SCHOOL

, Standing of Irlshwwn School for December and January: Grade X (Sn) 1 Janie Mann. Gade X (Jr.) 1 Anna Warren. Grade IX-l Marjorie Warren. Grade V1II—1 Inulse Maclcod, 2 ‘Marjorie Campbell, 3 Erma. Camp-

Grade VII-l Bold Mactcod, 2 lcuise Campbell, 8 Doris Johnstone. Grade V1 (Bi-J 1 Margaret, Mae.

Grbde VI tJr.) l Layton mutt, 2 Vivian Davlson. 8 Ernest Piofltt.

Grade V—1 Ewen Davlson.

Grade IV-l George MbcLeod, 2 Leman Davlson.

of wel-l over ﬁfty present, to take

“GAFFING ON A BAMPIKE”

Did you ever go a-‘gafflng’

Where the trout came up the stream—

When the snow and frosty cry- tals l h the winter's aunlight plum?

Did you ever tread a ‘ramplke’ 0r upon its lce bark cmwl— To a point where fins were mov-

lng In the waters of the Fall?

Dir! you evcr miss your footing 0n this slippery fallen tree-

Arid go headlong in the current 4 And just gurgled loud with glee?

Were you ever cased in armor 0f a frozen water mail-

Just because you saw a fln move Or the wiggle of a. tail? ‘

You may read of Icndons vent-

ures North and South of “53"

Or of Service in the Yukon _

There,—-"cremating Sam Mweﬂ- '

But for youthful thrills and vent- ures Far excelling those of books- | Just g0 fishing on a ramplke Ice clad over raging brooks.

Time may mellow this adventure Age may ease it from your mind- But in youth it was a thriller

With an equal hard to find.

Finn. of Huckelbcrry 595°? ' Was created by ‘Mark Twain- Arid its boyish pranks and fancies Brought its author wealth and fame.

But the boys of old Prince Ed- ward Hod ten thousand ‘speckled fins'— Far ahead of those of Clements’ In the Island- brooks and 511N185-

so tonight I ‘izafl’ in fancy 1h t cy 08- OZL-eiipoiiie astreauis of youthful memories d f

Vis" d in the vavfm’ 0E-

lone -Pete A. Reilly.

SOUTIIPORT SCHOOL

Following is the honor 1-011 for

month of January: senior Department

Grade X-—1 Thelma Burlm. 3 Helen Kelly, 3 Herman J0ff§1‘n59"¢

Grade IX—1 Boyce MacKie, 2 Kathleen Kelly.

Grade VIII—l Lillian MacPhee. 2 Daphne MaePhee, 3 Ruth Maclnnls

Grade VII-l Keith Mulch. 2 1b Jorgensen. -

Grade VI (Sr) 1 Alphonsus Mac- rrinis, 2 Hammond Kelly.

Grade VI tJr.) l Anna Storey. 3 Gilbert Genge, 3 Raymond GEIIBE Primary Department

Grade V—1 Lois Henry, 2 Stan- ley Machin, 3 Dewar Jones.

Grade IV-l Mary Tait, 2 Nina. Arsenault and Teddy Murphy, 3 Kathleen Arsenault.

Grade III—1 Jackie Storey, 2 Margaret MacInnis.

Grade II (a) 1 Evelyn Henry, 2 Barbara Rogers and Lorna Flood, 3 Edna Robertson.

Grade II (b) l Ella Maclnnis, Z Ruth Plppey. 3 Mary Machin.

Grade II (c) 1 Michelle Reymond 2 Norman Corlsh.

Grade I-No tests.

Austin W. Kennedy-Principal.

Marie Curley-Assistant.

(Patriot please copy) PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL

Honor roll for half-year (Sept- Jan.)-

, Gin!“ Y Sr-l. Isabel MacKay lard Helen. Corners (equal).

Grn" X Jr-1. Olive Weeks: 2. iReg-gic Weeks; 8. Gemld Murphy. l Grade V1II—1. Milton Weeks; 2. John MacKay; 3. Dorothy Weeks.

VI-1. Eileen Weeks 2. Olaf-Inn Stevenson.

Grade V—1. George Smith; 2. Roy Smith; 3. Harold Murphy.

Grade IV—1. Earle Somers; 2. Georgie Somers; 3. Jean Somers.

Grade III—1. Barbara Smith; 2. Randolph Stcvenson; 3. Reta Somers.

rade II Sr-l. Helen Murphy; 2. Allison Somers; 3. Sadie Smith (absent). Grade II Jr-1. Ralph Smith; 2. Lila Somers (absent). Grade I SI.—1. Audrey Steven- son. Grade I Jr-l. Raymond Mor- rison; 2. Bertha Smith (absent Highest average in junior gra es --l>Ielen Murphy. Highest average in lenlor grades —Ollve Weeks. Alice L. Weeks, teacher.

BOY CHARGED WITH BURGLARY

sauionn. lkigland -'Chs.rgcd with attempting to break trim n store. a 14 year o‘d boy was said by police to have been tn possess! of a burglar-‘s outfit when arrested.

Clair Campbell, 3 Annie l‘ pbell. Grade II-l Elizabeth Juhnsfnnc, ZPai-ley Davlson. 3 Jessie Profltt. Grade I Ia) l Ruth Pi-ofltt. Grade (b) 1 Lemon Reeves, Vernon Reeves. v

‘Grade III-d Nth Campbell, 2

Alma E. Onmpticll-‘lbu .

Sea View And Vicinity

A large gathering at lghbo and friends from Bea few and surrounding districts, met at, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Sutherland on January 9th. tn celebrate with them the twenty- fifth annlverwry of their marnlwe- When all had assembled m". Frank MaoNutt. was appointed cbalnnm and after corrmlimentary remarks explained the (Meet of the pther- ind. He then called upon Mr. Fred Donald to read an address while Mr. Jerry Adams presented Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland with u. beautiful Mantle clodk and a. well filled purse. Mr. Sutherland on behalf of Mrs. Sutherland in his usual piecing manner thanked atll for their kind remembe nee. Adler singing for they are jolly good fellows, a dellmoul lunch was served and t-he n!- malnder of the evening was spent in social conversation, Qmes’ music, and a Sing-Song.

The following is the address:

To ‘Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Suther- land; It affords us a great deal of joy and gratification to meet with you here in your home tc-night and to celebrate with you on ﬁr‘; happy occasion the twenty-ﬁfth anniversary o! your marriage and t0 offer our sincere congratulations and good wishes. We realize you have exiperienced your slmre of joys and sorrows that come to all through life yet we are indeed pleased to find you both enjoying health and prosperity and time has certainly dealt kindly with you, In your life in the community by your neighbourly kindness and willng- ness to serve in time of need you have endeared your selves to all o‘- your friends and won their high esteem‘ you both have ever tried to help in all that was worth while in the life of our community. You have made a happy home with your little family whose doors have always been open to all your friends, arid where both old and young were giv- en a hospitable welcome.

In the Women's Institute of this community Mrs. Sutherland has been from its beginning an energetic active member ever ready to do her part to help in the wonk. In the skating rink Mr. Sutherland was one of the promoters and has shown himself a good sport has always taken a keen intcrest and done all that was possible to make this a success which has been so much apprwxited by all the young people.

We all felt we wuld not let this opportunity pass ‘without. expres- ing to you in some small way our appreciations of your worth. We wish to assure you dear friends that. this is the sincere feelings of our hearts" and we ask you to accept this small gift wit-h the esecm and good. wishes or! your IllﬂIlly friends. We sincerely trust. that many more opportunities may be presented t0 you to celebrate this mmssion and in closing we wish you both health and prosperity to enjoy many more years of happinem together. Signed on behalf of all here pres- ent. -

Mr. and Mrs Edwin Donald. Sea View, and Mrs. Johnson Bemard, Baltic‘ were visitors to Summer-side, on Friday.

Mr. George MaoKay. ilvfnlpequc, is visiting in Baltic, the guest 0 Mr. James Cousins.

Mrs. James Hickey is spending a pleasant vacation the guest of her sister Mrs. Frank Maciiaty’ Darnley.

Mr. and Mrs. Edi-Adams. Norboro, were recent visitors to Sea View, the guests of Mrs. Rusalil Adams.

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Henry’ Ken- slngton. spent. Friday in Sea View, the guest of Mrs. Colin Donald.

Mrs. John D. Duggan and daught- ei- Velda of Sea View. h-avemetum- ed home after a pleasant vacatlonin Malpeque the guest of Mrs. Fred Gliamiplon.

Mr. and Mrs. John E. mmlpbell, Sea. View. were visitors to Kensing- ton on Saturday.

Mr. Horace Blokeney, Kenslngton’ has accepted the position of mail- courier for this route’ and is being hear-fly welcomed by the many box- holders. Mr. Blakeney served ln this capacwy a. few years ago and prov-

‘Illlltt, ca, BJIJL, 0.04.”, Certified Public Accountant i i

and Auditor

‘Bookkeeping lyatcma installed or revised Proﬁt and Loss Accounts Computed,

Trustee under the Bankruptcy Act

Colpany By-Laws, Minutes. Annual Statement: and Reports Prepared.

Administration of Estates ‘ a Specialty. ' MONEY TO LOAN.

Bank of Nova Scotia Building Charlottetown, P. EJ.

‘rho menu-Annual Humiliation o! Sea View School was held on Friday aftcnmon January ﬂth. There vml I good attendance c! mte powers, trustees and virltozs. The pupils were examined in all the subjects by their teachers and responded well b0 their questions. At the close a generous treat of candy was given the visitors and pupils by the teachers.

Following is the report- of Sea View School Llor the month of Jan- uary:

Grade X (an) 1. Vera Branden Grade X (jn) 1. Arnold Hiltz. Grade IV 1. Buddy Brander, 2.

Florena Adams, 3. Evelyn Donald. Grade VIII 1. Ralph Duggnn, 2.

Stewart Adams.

Grade VII 1. Doris Blallmey, 2. Marion Sudsbury. '

Grade VI 1. Rmlby Adams.

Perfect Attendance, — Buddy Brander, Arnold Rlltz, Stewart

r1113, . Teacher: Weeks Murphy. PRIMARY DEPT.

Grade V 1. Orville Adams, 2. Velda Duggian, 3. Claude Bleukney-

Grade IV 1. Ruth Hurt, 2. Louis Adams. 3. Iclgh Stewart. '

Grade III (sc) 1. Elmer Adams. 2. Sterling Murphy.

Grade HI tjr.) 1. Ai-lfe Graham. 2. Robert mlrphy, 3. Colin Burt.

Grade II 1. Wallace Murphy, 2. Dorthy Murphy, 3. Audry Adams.

Grade I 1. Clarence Adams, 2. Ralph Burt.

Perfect Attendance: Orville Ad- ams, John Adams, Louis Adams, Elllmer Ada-Ins. Robert Murphy, Walter Adams, Clarence Adams.

Teacher: Imrlice M. Johnsomﬂ

SPRINGFIELD WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The January meetlnd‘ o! t-Yw Springfield Women's I ‘“ ‘ was

ried to have a grab bag at ti“ February meeting. Miss Margaret Ford in charge.

The Questionnaire on publjg health was discussed and filled in by the convenor in charge. Pro- gram consisted of two solos by Mr Llewellyn and a. contest prepared by Mrs. George Haxlam and prlzg won by Miss Margaret Ford and Miss Ruth Lamb. Lunch was ser- ved by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Norris Sinclair and Mrs. Nelson Matheson. Meeting closed by singing the National Anthem.

HONOR NOTED ORGANIST

LONDON worshippers and workers at St. Paul's Cathedral have presented Dr. Stanley Mar- chant, former organist who has been appointed Royal Academy of Music principal, with p, silver tea service.

[he llllnud’: for dandruff. Suite of heated offices on second floor of well kept of-

fice building. Rent moder- ate. Apply

EASTERN TRUST Co. L-4343_2-9-l1-H

Professional Bards EGAN & c?

(Rue-tend Accountant

140 Richmond Silent Plmllo 4'1. P. O. B08 ll- l

held at the home of Mrs. P. I‘. Howard. '

The president presided and open- ed the meeting in the usual man- ner. Roll call was responded to by fifteen members, two visitors were iii-rent.

Minutes o! previous were read and adopted. Discussion fol- lowed on the donation of ten dol- lars to Sanatorium. It was moved seconded and carried that a. can- vass be made of the non institute members of the district. Miss Emily Howard, Mrr. Andrew Hughes and Mrs. J. E. Sinclair were appointed to have charge of this canvass. The Christmas Tree committee presen- ted a bill of $6.46 which was order- ed to be paid.

Mrs. F. W. E. Haslam kindly 1n- vlted the members to her home for the February meeting. The fol- lowing committees were appointed. Refreshment, Mrs. Ernest Harlem. Mrs. Irving Haslam and Mrs._F. W. E. Haslam program, Mrs. Nelson Mat-heson, Mrs. l". W. E. Hash-In, Miss Emily Howard. Mrs. Net-on Matheson was appointed to visit the school in llbbruary. Roll call to be responded to by naming a Can- adian artlst and a picture he or she has painted. The Question- naires foi- the February meeting to be Canadian Industries and

lvlcLeod & l Bentley

W. E. BENTLEY, K. O. J. A. BENTLEY, H. C. Ban-lsters and Attorneys-chili MONEY ‘D0 LOAN

Palmer & Haslam n. l. PALMER, n. c. A. J. IIASLAM. n. A. min. samusrsns, arc. Burk of Nova Scotla Clnulnn Clurloltclnwn, P. E- I. MONEY 1:0 was

Phone 85. P. O. Bo! g MacGuig-an & Trainol

MARK ll. MacGUlG-AN, K. 0. C. ST. CLAIR TRAINOR, B. A. Barristers, Solicitors, Ito. MONEY T0 LOAN Office: Over Provtnclal Bank,

Richmond Street. (1-- lomlmm.

Bell & Mathieson l» ll. Bell D. L. Mlthleson, LL-ll Bl ' b Sollcltnrl MONEY TO LOAN gmeron Block, ChnrlotfctowuJJLl.

H. F. McPHEE, B. A.,

ed to be so efficient, obllging and n a

courteous. that it is with a great Canadlanlzatlon and national NOTARY m.

deal of satisfaction we learn of his event“. BABRISTER. SOLICITOB

mppolnﬂment. It was moved, seconded and car- Mley Bulldlng, Ch-rloltekrwl. oun BOARDING nousu . . with . . . . .. . Major amp