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i FARMERS

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2- n.rsm|;iv"rs ADDRESS

§" Gentlemen:-Perhaps a few words .ol exphmigon why wc are meeting ig; pnnual session today instead 01- 'ranuers week may be first 11° °1" an A du-¢¢wp|, -.meeting held in :use week of January d¢°id¢d *-° hom mu. meetme on me sam; dntb as the Womenh Institute Conven- tion partly because many 1°-1‘m°1`5» would be accompanying their wives. daughters una iruiy friend-1 W Ch" lottetgwn and 3133 due to the CPU!- leu expresseei by m-'my 1111i i°° little time was available for this. me pm-ent organization of the lot. 'nie kcuerr taken is nruffly =1¢P°1l' mental, and its continuance dc- _ pends on the pleasure of this meet-

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A review or conditions prevail-

ing during the na=' °"~~ through- mc the province may not be alw- gether to our liking, however, _there an many gllver linings to the GB-lik cloud of low prices, First; Provi- dence favored us with Sood 810W' ing weather, and while moisture does not seem to havellcen 11111-A form, good average crops were har' y¢;°d_ 1;; some sections bilmP€1` crops were the order. Fine Weather prevailed at the time, all croPS W6" being gathered the result. B004 quality all around.

MARKETING THE CROP 1930

I suppose if the world was can-

vasgod at the present time for the most objectionable word. 11 ii’-T35

ma,o,.,,,,, ,,,.o,,1d say -depression", where only one grew before deserv- We heard a lot about it, read still es more of mankind than the whole more, but did not really feel rf, till race of politicians. If such be true last autumn, when ' the seasons what may be said of us, the citizens crops had to be sold. Potatoes, thei of this fair Island, who are yearly commodity upon which so many of letting millions of useful plants be our people (perhaps too many) lar- crowded out by noxious weeds. Vol-

gely depend, slumrped badly. Til crop not only in our province bil throughout the continent, was un derestimated; the buying capaclt

of the purchasers was not under- 11855 of this weed “menace". Misht stood; me ygsult was that only I be permitted to suggest that this those who sold their crops early, re- meeting tBke U-P Hlld CiiD¢ll-S8 thi-S

ceived anything like fair remiiner- ation for the outlay involved.

The same might also be said of

_ turnlps, g crop that produced B006 ` returns the previous year. Our grow ers, anticipating a good market planted quite heavily, produced the crap, but got :fo returns, as many had no livestock to oorisume them. That leads us to the question where are we getting to, in producing large :root crops, in many cases solely through the use of commercial fertll isers. On the tomb of Sir Christo- pher Wren, in St. Pauls Cathedral London, the man who designed that edifice, are the words “If you seek u monument look around you". 'Travelling through the country at the present time, even this moot favored year for grass production, the poor stand of grass where ex- cellent root P" ps grew two years ago, are monuments to the short lighted policy of growing more of these crops, than can be followed by an application of burnyard man. ure. This condition, if followed up will become even more marked ns time Soes by, and leads to the query “Is it the part of wisdom_ for the sake of Mquirlrig some money at

present, to bequeath depleted farms h1bm°“~ The Ci'1“f18¢ t0 Ml eiirliel'

ID posterity?"

_ LIVE STOCK

It is very gratifying to observe

the increased interest. that seems to be taken at present in the breed- fag of horses. Our province long famed for the number and fllllllity of its equine friends, seems to at

last realize that there is nothing C0‘0PERA'l'IVE EFFORTS

lults our needs, like the home- grown products; at present Island- bred and best price go hand in hnfd

All kinds of cattle and their pro-

ducts nt presen t are under the

aloud. Those, who have dairy breeds eting of field CPGPS. live stock and

and are trying to improve the qual- ity in season and out 01 season. are sure even at present prices in be able to meet their obligations _with constant it not very remuner- ltive returns, all the year around. To those who aspire to become owners of pure-bred stock, the pres ont is an opportune time. Breeders of beef cattle, living near to mark- et ,though receiving low prices, are saved the high transportation charges. met by those living at dis-

. tant points. `

nods `

The price of live and dressed

hogs held out longer than other ltock and while very low at pres- ent the raising fof a few hogs fits in so well on every fa-rm v/here milk is produced, that few can a'ford to be without them. In this ee well as all other classes of live-stock, the people who stick at it come out. alright; the in and outer loses.

SHEEP

Sheep have proved quite a source

uals who never seemed to 01100004 gong other livestock lines. Earlf

1, go exp;-egg our appreciation

wish to bring to the attention 01 this meeting namely-the ere” in'

few years. Many Sheep are 106%

as the owners would prefer to 5111'-

On the Statute Books ofthe Prov-

at the request of thiscentral F111- mers Institute. about twenty Yell”

es on all dogs; the sudden increase of the past years leads to inquire "is this tax collected?" The Prov- ince needs all the revelnueit Cm

non-collection 'neans in some ill- stances, needless loss.

WEEDS

some one has said that he who

can make two blades of grass BYUW.

umes have been written, phamph- lets published, advice and instruct- ion handed out freely, and still we do not seem to realize the serious-

question. It would seem that the present was an opportune time, A Provincial Election is pending and if the wisdom cf this meeting could be crystallized into some course to pursue, and an attempt to get 511 candidates interested and keep it clear of party politics. Other meas- urs have failed. A “Weed control `Act" with teeth in it seems necess- ary. _

EGGS AND POULTRY

Like all other lines, eggs and

poultry are unattractive at the present time, and like in everything else, those, who continue to improve the quantity and quality of their stock will reap their reward, when markets again become normal, A very regrettable feature ln this re- SP€Ct is the fact that the quality of our Island eggs is not up to the high standard of former years. 1; is pos- sible, that because this industry is so well organized and oapably man. Med "lit the D0°D1e fall to assume their individual responslbilltieg, The event of Perhaps greatest

‘importance to this agricultural prov lnce is our yearly provincial Ex.

date evidently secures- a better at- itendance, and perhaps gives our ingrlcultural activities wider public- ity as many tourists and visitor-5 are thus privileged to attend, The other local fairs seem to fill a place in the estimation of a large num. bel' 0! People in the different parts of the province.

During the past year, much of

the farmers' business has been handled on a co-operative basis, and whether it has been the mark-

poultry products, or the purchasing of seeds, feeds.'fertilizers or any other line, it is I believe in the in- terest of every farmer to lend these agencies his loyal and active sup- D011; _create markets, but they are the price t.hermom€ters that though at present register

zero. have helped t0 prevent a total freezeout.

CONCLUSION

'As President of the Central Far-

mers Institute, it is my duty and Privilege to prepare an address, 1 realize I have only touched the fringe of the many matters, that pertain to cur welfare. If (uid I trust I have) expressed some thoughts worthy to be discussed and acted upon I trust you will take them up and bring them to a prec- tical conclusion. Let me etpress my hearty thanks in the directors, who have given me such kindly symfpatlry and support, and who will, I believe, continue the same to my successor.

The report was then discussed

and passed, topic by topic. Mr. Pet-

vem or-mu.o'rra'iiowN GUARDIAN » _ - ~ *U1-Y 1°» 1”!-

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e:=-.einaivia-Rosandethere wekverf-111 '° by Mr- M¢N11 '-11 - ' . . _ _. ’ - '

mmm M by ""°““’°“' ......... ‘“”” “,1"°`I.'°§.'..”°.l`l`.°i..'.°.°°$`».f'“f.` K.'.r".'1'.Z°.§i.'I.“7.."§5..i“ ..."l’{ Y., Illllels Brut., Ltd "“-"‘"f“-7 ~ ~.-. - Central Guardfon

A number of op were ex- ia was ven y . - _ ' . , _ ' ' . ie- '

muse. tuouzii more uabie te lou. pressed as as me value ez eem-'rreviueiei convener. Ab er-urea 1.2:” :eT1bei:m°:mxu.W°::' an WHOLESALE vurrmn nounknn-.meme

,uhm to suit present market 0011' mercial fertilizer after the fh-at cron was delivered by Miss B. Phiiili- ; ponunigy fp call the attention of » .

dltions. Wool PHC# are extremely had been harvested. Mr. W. R. Bead of Household science of l ni; w,h°r,t,” ,D mu mt. . low: e seed way of uslne it at the shew stared that mmy poor farms Donald oeuoee. P. Q.. who broua rm mPf°P°1’d mpecmuy me mt my present time might ba 1°“"'1 111 il" bee been bum up bv me use of greeunss f"°“‘ °“’”"” sm 'pm be men te 'remedy the ensues

mauufaci/u:re of blankets 0! bm commercial fertilizers durlnl 01° _on Home Economics, the Home Ec- sn" 0.! "fum" .

quality to diePll°° 01° i°f°1'1°’ past few years. The use of limo onomlcs division of womans work Although um nwlutmwhu been iklnds. so largely ndvérii-Sed B114 PW' should follow the heavy use of fer- dealt with the home. Economics sent no ‘Mmm “mn hu B ye, i

chased at the Pfeiwif time- B°f°’° tilizer, however. Manure should be cornea from two Greek words mean been mm by me om, oo,mc,,_

concluding our thoughts about used with fertilizer as e. supple- ing management. 'me Institut” Aspecial meetina had to be cali- ~

sheep and their products, it is only m°“t' an "Vmg to improve the homes. ed m Jmuuy ,D whom, I, ,,°,,,.°_ V

rig t It was stated that weed control The out put of the home is child- senuuve an mo Bum 0! nun,

to all v/11° have l1°’F'~°“ “‘°°1"""°° was beoominz a very iinwrtmt reu sua eitieeue. women# Pm “Y ue.. ie set unui the annual Ocu- `- anoeutwn Je erin* new 2°- T -_ '

ers to °v=r°°11'1= <11f”°“1°‘“ “ld 1”' eubieet ir. this Previrree as neias be thus divided. ru-st. f»l1° 1“°°' vention. lure. wru. muse-h was an- "°’ I me tba women of our stun- "WA" W”-“ui "V" ses. The pamphlet-1 wut 011i 11»“‘* H, b,¢,-,ming ingested with nevuk in the heme. second. the mulls- p°,,.,,_¢d_ _,..__,___------`1-- ,'“ :fn “Mg _`,.°,,m” ,Q ,,,,- _United Church services for Sunday. 1‘1€111°11f5“ii°"-° ' "’°“" me con Paint Brush. Education on the mat- ment of the home. Third. Home Twenty nv’ don", Wu “nt gr-gm ` .,,,,e,,,,, my ,,,,,, Jill! 12131! 134011 It 1| I- ll-S UDB* i1`°i °f inifemai parasites' “A Wen as ter was necessary. Manure was said making. There is the spiritual aide- the sinking fund towards the gift *ii 91° G°°’¥°t‘°'m' mbam’ aww' uuwusmm' un' ` diy School' ,lt 1945 A. ni.: Btlll dipping information etc. have been ,O be mstmmentsl ,n d,”em,m,_ ,,.,,,,,,,| ,.,,,,,°,._ jusggce, my play, for may w,,,,,,¥d°n_ I, Wu ,ho and Egmont Boy exhibitions. _This dr! wit- .Www nu' 0, ._m_ River, 8 p. m., Sunday lohooi at very helpful. There is another en; ,ng weed seeds' and summer- nl- loyalty needs to‘be planted in the dec,,;,°d to My ,.o,. me “bm which year $108.95 was spent by the In- .*.i`lr. ima W; = m ‘M 2:15 p. m. Rev. Mr. Armstrong, emy to the sheep l11d“-Sify th” lowing was believed by some bras- home. Home is a place to rest and ,W bw, ,lam 1,, th, ,mgwl-mm stitutes in assisting school fain. ecte.v on we A WWW _ Kahuna’ ,,,,, conduct hu, up

, mmpte to f. mmit this dis _

ent to be a valuable method of recuperate. The mothers health °om,,,e,,,°,-,ting the work of the FT: Ito .nmmnal :nu .vt wa ,,,°"_ M_D_M“D°,,,|d_ pam-_

eradication. Others advocated s should be Kelli “P in 0'4" 5° 'd° women’s Institutes who were the Short Counee in Home Mono 1' _41 '__

°1°°“ 111 ’“"“"~"’ “°“ ‘°’ the Pm .bert erep reteuen. the best _fer her emiereu. 're say ,,,,,,, °, me ,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,m move. . ~ run ruin were euappomuu; me ,mm wo” _,,,,. ,uma

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The secretary reported that there neetoru to keep ue weu instead of meet. It was moved, seconded and The 1111111” “W” ""1" 55”* Y" f’°';’d°°:=¢ "“,“";:;”"“u‘;° ln nmoox-A wonderful slant is in

°h’°“g*‘°“‘ ‘he p’°"”‘°"’ °“°“ yea” t t n 1 -institutes 1 tb rn tb make ue weu after ed t ,n _emu meeiurg, that Course in 1-rome' _neeberruee wu . eoinr au -11-'\ _ were fer the people of the spring “ ‘“’g° ““’“"°' “e “°"" '°°°'"°°' vibmtiryegrbvibti curse present P? “ei sleek. 're train" the younz lu tirgnerraierm. mehuuge be eerriee -held frm 1"=l1f11*1'Y lm *° "wh °1’¢11"'111 '°"°""’ °°“"“'°‘°‘ "' sreek also-let ef New mecca. nu

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time A number, it wus brought but. vsiuee especially in the vrlua 01 eb in-the efnee er the 'reurlst as- Sth- 'F1111 °°‘1"° W” *i‘°“‘i9‘ W 111° 11111" °f 4“W11"°" ’“ “°;_',"n‘:’ reported that some time more

ter 1°sS' than to ‘mend their wish- . on had not been mak eoclation under the supervision of Six'-*U 8155 fl`°m ‘mf°“°“i' “ru °t -“”`Pf'5’°¢ md "me: um mu E Al-\8\Ilt U?-h. U10!--Will ill” fi" “Fil bor who owns does. Kiel; £1.-.;ur;;le I ,reporm mepesyém by Mm Mamet sum, Mm Mwndym when mg, ,mde the Island. During the three weeks. eonpueetinn neeeaa-.tutes prolong- mad M“,,,,,,.. mu” ,,, tm,

, There was considerable discussion was rendered very acceptably. by Institutemembers only, would °1“'°‘° W" 31V°"m°°°k°r7"”'°“' °d‘ ’~‘°i“m°fi°“ “um” ‘M district. Dl1~l'i-11! i-\llPll¢f0\lI‘ "III

lnce vlwd there- I ““““ mg” ep the raeiutieu re the side bieeh- Mr. Peeiey of the Geographical be huueiea. It was felt thee the 1111111118- 11°1“° “WW “ld “mm” l>l°°¢ *Ni* U “ii ‘f ‘“““°°°f . eu they have had was the spur ie;

Hon. Horace Wright stated that society spoke on the society. Its rugs should be where the tourists “lb “I-9° 1°°t‘“`” *"4 ‘°‘“°“‘°"' l°i11'1l~i i1\°°‘41‘ii»°1'\* \"_°'° m""“i' drag pr a little scraper. as e rule

_ it was impossible ie keep winter ,im and ,mbiuep ie be make om- were going te ree chem. 11°” 111 1°\111<11'Y» !°°<1 “i11°°~ W' .iirrfneuug this im-,ier.um as the dum, by ,M ,.,,,,,,,,,,m,», ,,,,,.,,,

ago, there are certain specified tax roads in common without a mm ada bm” known to mens, of th’ , ' of the house, and interior dooont- |,-,,e,”¢, “uma agent of the dll- u,d_dr,,,m by ,M ,md m“¢°,.-,um

an f 'rir oev aiu oe hieui *"9 wa in 'I\1°°‘1°11~ °\11' WWW ”" Surely wonder# will naverwlu-

expen UTS 0 Uwiiey- 0 ' World. Tho C811! I1 OKWP ` "uct, ' ernment awaited an expression of ,yom-nal has prof Hervey U1 P, 3.1, m""'l°t c°‘"°“"°" 0'" ‘my Plmml md W "° oculation of ferrets with malarial

- reien » om,

eninibu from sueh bresuieetieris ks eu the editorial beard ef the se- Dum th’ mms 0, Jun, _,um ;°,‘;:v“::,,:'°;‘:;_;"°v‘;hen me Km, :1:,1;1n'»111°°“.uv 1'” “'° get ssimlallv 1” 111 this me “S tl” F"“'°“' 1“‘“'“”° b°'°'° “k` °‘°”" - ausust sepieurbereua oeteber.1so hm the making ef brew. deuah- as in L L u were not

i eu xt t f ir t - _ °°° °*P°1’““°" ng my R on i=r?;°ie?°i?eke§sre;de;rret:c:n; ‘“°“"“'“ "°“ "‘“‘°d “Wx '""' “;";edP“u";'Y£h°'”-'$'°’y, °‘°?"1’ Sh eeueiuaea until the mieeie ef ne- ~ 1

' ‘ M b Mig zaxd, em. n GIVES B - fm-th. .__-

W° L' M°k'““° mn' md "M in till; er& myself. 'nike 21:1 wee presented with rv bex een- °°“‘b°',, ’ 1;,"-°;° t.,,,,,,,,,, -KENSINGTON - WMM!!- !"°’ °! tm ‘°°i°ty‘ and demonstrations were given at taining a half dozen doughnuts. er 1,, ,uve to be de, , mm FIELD-Divine Servioo 111 Kcnlinl- The "pmt °“ agriculture was these meetings. Miss Macmillan was The course wubxoughttoac1o|o:°:," 0 , to ,Mk of su,,.b,° ton on July 12th at 11 am. and Uwe” by Mrs' S‘ J' mse’ Pr°vm` ln the work during the months of by the students sewing afternoon P ' 1 'L30 P111- Ind in Bllmmlriiold It I

. Mr. R. c. Pai-nt, ' winter accomodation remote rom _ _ ' , _

“M °°’“'°“°r sum; July and August. So far this year tea to their friends and members mtwted unch” but through the p.m. Rev J M. McLeod. chu-otte

S“p""‘s°r °f musmmm ns' we have held ei ht district conven- of the Government. The work ac- ’ _ WV/11. Will P13505-

spoke on P. E. I. nlustration stat- ,mm and so been in touch with compigghgd by the dm ,n “av coilrtelynuoifh yoin'w°B;er=0;t lar” ____

i°"S' seventy Instituta. As a rule reports making and millinery made an el- °°t°“’ " r 3 . - -355515-U-1'-M°ndl7i JWY '"5 -*F'i°“”“" °°“ "° ‘"“”°"°" "’ giver. by these nrsutuies are very peeieuv reed showing thu yen- me ““° '"' “”‘“° P°”“”° “V ’°“°" oreua mver buebeu mind wm- d”“°“5i"'“'ti°"5' Mr' Pnmt sud' encouraging. and there is no doubt much credit is due Miss Thompson “ms the bmah' “ th°,;xt'°m° l>lni¢d by 801116 Oi’ *-110 ill!-l.m070f\¢ Tl1°1° 11" 225 ‘i=°i°“‘ “1 °‘“”'°‘- that the Institutes are dems e gr-est and Mies Flynn who hui charge of '"4 °‘ °“°°°' W““"' by ° P‘”' to Tienlsh. where they °=1°°\11\t°1'°d ’I1111'l=°11 11-1‘° 111 P- Z- I- They 'iff *° den ef peed throughout the wen- these twe eiess. The gu-1| reeeiv- °h“°_ °‘ ‘°"“» mm* "4 ,;°“’°“ the buebsu lzzreeation of that d°m°“'“’°t° the "me °! “Wd W' try. However, I would like to see ed certificates for home nursing, 'mm ‘”"°“' ff” mu .y tm i»0W1\- T114 sl-111° 305 I-WW lb0llt 63| mi-1 "fi-Sin? md P°“1i'W “W-'15' the members taking more interest these classes being conducted by i"°°”°’ ‘mm th' 1'” 4°' and for a time the visitors werl They d°111°1'1°*1’***= °'°1’ ’°"‘i'“°: in the planning of their eeuveu- Mies wiiseu, chief me creu §’°;'f:‘y°“:‘;’g:' be”;‘.:f“’:r°“‘t'h;'“ doin: s°°d wvrxlficabagli l1°*»1'°1¥ N14

and the proper use of farm yer ¢,,,,.,,,_ Nur-5,. _ _ . ' vooally. Some 01110 1'1l-DIWON manure and lime. T00 111l1¢h 1110110? ' At the same time night classes *i'i"'°°° in °‘“7”‘¢ °“i‘ W’ muy made by both sides , but 'I‘ill|_-lil is spent on fertilizer. Mr- P°1'°11i , communities were ebueluetee in cookery. Thirty- 11°*-;?x mx? "1 i'“’°"', team, wno"i:lmtb;rbezinnm¢|;;ue'i:

believed. Another object is to lm- , six girl; and women of Charlotte- * - .to be nuff cm some

nrove home eardenr. w beautify seen year we fiua the Institutes tewr. teek advantage ef these elm- N1 ° "'11" °1 *M i11i°i**1"° °f aepmslen, eeme te me muse 'ture the home and us put het me ooid spending more time and money ep , pe, your B01-'d of D1r°¢W1’l. I 1111 irurihg me headed their ipneuenu water in the homes. the improvement of their commun- P1"-U4 i0 "N" th” Wbnmml, read _competition in epitl of thai] at there stations u field euy is ity; this year ;e.o5o.so was spent seeth at mubiueu P1'°t1'¢=l, #Pram W l1"° l1¢°11 111111' lem of six runs. rs-ni. As the game held each year when e. survey is A large part of this was spent in in WY 9'0"" W °l“‘n°"'° im' Pmb' drew i0 I 01050. 'I‘l8!lill1 W0! thi taken of the surroundings and.ad- buying and building halls and in The Women’s Institute booth for 10111. 5110 1151119 0! 0"? i°°°“i‘U°11-I lead and their enthusiasm waxed dresses delivered. a great many cases the remodelling 1930 was situated on the west/ern ill I-hi! if-"°'|` m|7'm°° P°i\'*ti“¥ i'° While the Visifbll Bil1'ff°¢i 011 "ll The meeting closed by the Net- of old halls, several Institutes help- balcony of the Exhibition Building. If dil°ll¢ dl-1° *D If fi1¢°¥li’1° Viflll wane. Altogether, the game was

,mar anthem, ed in the erection of new rinks and The booth was arranged as a com- and therefore akin to Canine dis- good, well played, with plenty _of in-

, these wonderful rmks wiu certain- fer-tabiy furuisheei room wub heme temper and Epiwoiia =r1°=bl11\1lii# tereei. me strong competition and

The following report was present- lyhelp to keep our boys and girls hooked mats on the floor, a large Qi 10808- ` the "S1110 WlS»¢i1° lllfllil/I-1 0! thi

ed by Mrs. Le Baron Tait, super- ni the eeuutry, as will the terrriis hand painting eu the south wail Havllnz learnesmixlxalt Mlior fitfee`¢;,m1i‘.fr.;awam enum-

- courts which a few Institutes have and an attractive home-made kin w one ren ee in N800 I - mer i' Tignilh, lc I-1 IN

“ML reported building and the Institute sampler on the north wall. In the ion with Dr. Laidlaw at the Rf; feree without plrtlality.-T. _

"gap, pt Library‘s and-' the exchanging of large west space l. map of oe unch Laboratories at Mill H . ---------

sum mm books and magazines, other com- Edward Island was displayeinnon England, have robbed the distemp- PlR3°N5~|-5

To ,,,,.H°,,°,ab1e waiter M, Leu, munity improvements have been which two hundred and eighteen or of its terrors insofar as dogs and *_* Premier, and Minister of Agricul- the building of sidewalks, planting Institutes were marked with small ferrets are concerned, was visiting -1\'_f1'- :ld , ture. and delegates of the women’s trees along streets. and cleaning up pegs. Attractive posters, referring canada, arrangements for a con- N14, ‘lm Y l-"Mx L”

Institute of Prince Edward Island. of unsightly spots throughout dis- to the Barirbvrlum Drive and the ference with Maier Dunkin eb June Phys Parents. - In - I have the honor to submit the trlets. various community activities 0! £110 3rd. lest, at Toronto, were made M111’Pi»1Y. Ti¢1'1ilh-°'T- .I

eighteenth annual report of the Almost, every Institute has its Women‘s Institute Branches were by your Board of Directors to dis-

W,,,,,,,,»,, ,,,,,,,,,,,., of this province visiting sick eemmitiee and in this au instructive and inter-eeubg part sues matters pemuurrgce the eu- -ML 00°- °l°W- °1 T* rrer.. July nth, mo, ie the preserri gy giciitaricaiweyks r;r;1en;ber,; efdthe erbugibilti. Insmtltutfg me new beuiiustgaiee mm Guru 311111. °h"1;;°;:°$-

,,,,.,e_ w ru , vers oo . e c. an mem re p p , e 011 Province and e w are an- Ii¥“i5h» '

sm, _,,,,,,, mo, 19 new msfrtute, greet many Institutes have helped seie, were at the disposal ef mtl- ree. .At this conference. the fox tha manner. is on bil holidnyu-’l'._

have been organized, namely. Point f-11052 ill i1‘011bi¢ by Bllbniyirls food. WW 11191115615 11-S WGS *U0 llll' °¢i'1' breeders were represented by MY. _

Pleasant, Dunstaffnege, Millvale, Ciothins. bedding, coal, etc. er handwork on di8P1B-Y~ .G Shelton Sharp md Mr. Gavin ""Df- B1*°°h*."d ‘md “‘"' Blu' valleyfield, Brocton, Goose River. . Harding while the Health of Ani- °h\~\’d» °h”'i°"°i'°w“' 'Penh th'

Grand View, Moreli Rear, Nall Hosni!-al's, Orphanages, Etc. Handicraft. Exchange mal, Brmm Wm gmumm by wegk end with friends in Tilltllhv

Pond, Carleton Siding, Cherry Hill, _ Dr, Geo. Hilton, Vttefffllfy Dir- “ -

Campbellton. St. Lawrence, Glen- In June our provincial sanator- During the months of July and ,mm Gennu' ~D,_-E A wlum, --- . ‘ I wond' Mm mve,-_ ymma, gow. ium was formally opened and I August, the Women’s Institute ch,” p‘m°|_°¢||¢ mg myuig A -Mr. Olikord Hackett, 1-Ieiifst, lmad, Be1,,,°,,¢_ and Nw, Am-lip, 1 have already mentioned the tablet, handicraft exchange was open in 3,," du, gg vm. ,,,¢¢,,| mmm. -spent a few days at his homo in _ fee, s,,,., ,mt lu the awe, ,,,¢m. which you will find in the main en- the Tourist Office under the very ,Mm of 41m,-,¢1; "jp, u mu” Tignish. durine the put week. -._ hers ,om me 1,, welcoming when trance commemorating the work of capable supervision of Mrs. J. M. funn” ,,,v“,_|¢,,u°,,' W” wumpq --° ` new c|,,,.,,_ Th,” ;,,,m,,¢,, youth. the women’s Institutes. This build- MacFadyen, Secretary of the Thur- ,mm Mum. Dunk,” u wen 5, mp --Mr. E. J. Mo'I‘l¢\le, Tignflh, N' 6,. Wm, 1-_,,,,,¢_,,k, ,,,.,,i,,,,,, 0,-gl,-,_ ing is certainly one to be proud of ist Association. During this time pe,.w,,,._, “|,,,.m“ of ¢‘,.,,,¢¢ ,,n°.` turned from Montreli Oh F1445!

,Zed cc,,,,m,,¢e 331 lmmwgps work- and the Institutes have received a Mrs. Macradyen sold rugs which Mu, °°_o,,°,.,¢,,°,,., Wm, the °g|¢. ` last.-T.

,ng ,o,. home md ,,,,,,,-my", du,-mg great deal of credit for their ss- realized the sum of seven hundred ,lu Q, me Hmm., of Anim” __ -- the last three years six Institutes 5i°i411°¢- ' d°i1*"- Branch in' determining at their up -Mrs. Murneghan, Charlottetown, . have disorganized. When trouble D°1'1\'fi°l1$ of preserves and mon- The Island Handicraft is again °,..w,,,“ ,,., n,‘,md_ th, “ut "_ with'her‘ehi.ldren are spending tbl am” ,,., yo,,,. ,,,,m,,,¢ “fm dp. ey have been nude to tl-ie hospital.; being displayed at the 'fourist Of- ,‘,,m|,,,p of dmmw ‘H ,t °,,_ summer in Tlgniah, the guut ol ,,,d,,,g ,D digonu-,|z¢ ,mp md N34 and the children at the orphanage; fice this year. In order uphold cu" ,n the do' Wm, me ,om nw her brother, Mr. P. C. MMDODIU4

you, 1,.,5m,,,e cred, ,M then ,ge have been remembered with cloth- the hilh standard of the DI-BV 01 bam' studied in foxes, Thi; in 11,. -T. '

lf your troubles are not rather pet- ini- Nddmi- Pi'°5°W¢5»_t°Y5- *md tm Prim' mwud I-9*” Hmm' “lg 'omg 5° ,, wry vqugbig ¢°n.i *_*

,,,_ money. Ae in years past, the nr- craft Exchange only rugs of, the u_,,m,,°n to our pnlmt ,hmm _wg gf/sue, on 'of Waltham.

etitutes have responded to the call very best quality will be accepted kmwudu °m,°°m,n‘ me dun" Mug" ‘who has been spending het

Meeting of the Provincial Executive ‘mm the R00 Cross and assisted in and displayed. An Institute mem- ‘ acation lt het home in Konlinf

WOMEN

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Legislation .

The report on legislation was

presented by Mrs. Harrison Mc- Farlane, Provincial Convenor. Many members, she stated, were confus- ing legislation with party politics. In order to create interest articles were written on law. and put at the disposal of the Institutes. Ques- tionnaires were sent out to Insti- tutes and about sixty replies were received. The answers to the ques- tion, "What subject are you most interested in?" varied Some con- sidered highway improvement and removing obstructions of view. The latter suggestion was an excellent one as obstructions constitute a real menace tothe travelling public. Women could use their influence to make many places safe. Motor traf- fic laws, unemployment relief, superannuation allowances for teachers, school laws, child wel- fare, education. property laws, wo- men’s dower rights, lottery laws. temperance education in public schools, agriculture, women’s right to vote at school meetings whether they have children attending school or not, the potato market, temper- ance, and prohibition, were among other subjects of interest.

Mr. Justice Arsenault gave a very

interesting address explaining the British constitution. The prime minister, the leader of the political party in power in Parliament, does not have in himself supreme pow- er, although he exercises supreme power. He holds his office by the will of the people. The British con- stitution combines a democracy with all that is desirable in an absolute monarchy. The prime minister is Popular as far as he brings him- self into accord with the desires and wishes of the people The Kinz while supreme in the state permits the government to carry on all affairs of state. The King is the centre of patriotism, the heed of the Empire, and of the govemment.

Committees

The following resolutions com-

mittee was appointed: Prince Coun- ty, Mrs. David Gardiner, Chelton; Mrs. W. Quinn, Borden; Queens County. Mrs Georse Menonald, Comwall; Mrs. Horace Vessey, YOYK: Kirils County, Mrs. Lewis McDonald, Montague; Mrs. Lewis Douglas, Georgetown.

The following nominating com-

mittee was appointed: Kings 001l11iY. Miss Marjorie Campbell Mrs. Malcolm Molbod; Prince County. Mrs. Georze weue, mu. Jardine; Queens County, Miss May Lea, Mrs. Dean McEwen.

Evening Hendon

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met in session with the President, Mrs. Wm. Mutch in the ohm-_ ,mg 0P¢l'l¢d by 5iD8in¥ 0 Ctnldl.. T. W. L- Pfvwre. Mayor or chkriettetown extended I hearty welcome on be. half of the city of Charlottetown. 11° spoke ef the pm the women 111'# 110W Playing in public life. Mrs. Lea Allan, Cardigan, most gru- i0\16ly responded. she spoke of We. men's rights, and of their endeavor to make their influence for good felt in the communities.

Mrs. LeBl.rori Tait, Supervisor,

then gave n very interesting report

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in Qhig |-ggpggt 1,3 bgifq guppljgd gg- Défvlikd IICCUUHII Of “I0 WOYK N' h’ mfmmd m. hu amxm' a peeuuy te the youth of our ima as 'rhe eeriveuer ef eoueuuer. win itne cagrleddizn in rome te qrieui- Tvflful-h:°11;°:;1;114;‘l1::.°;:‘11°;: mm' §:°';m;‘u_°°‘,; whom we look for a solution to this give you a full report in connection ure. an an indilltfy. 1101110 0°- dm” u md um nm. of sum. problem, be it therefore reeeivea with eaueaueu me better reireeie onvmicr. inunizntieu, bmml duliry 1114 l>°°11 8101"! 3"” M that the womens Institutes in however, 1 would like to mention events. Child welfare. regulation. ll I result of the elueeur-ees b1.meruee. .Mi-. neges'-| attendee _ convention assembled on this date that the good work in connection education and better schools. Will “'19” t"° 3*‘i-i°m°“- mmm m°°°m' M "M alumni at Long Creek, place themselves on with the improvement of our 5° ¥'¢°¢il/Od from the Provincial One June ‘2nd, Dr. Hilton. VW- N\ii°ml suv" W* 3'°°d°“ A" reeera as favoring the iueiueiori in schools emi continues. me during vorivenvrr of the ltendine commit- Geri- I-nd Dr- Ul1\1°1'°11. 0:01 :I ‘°°‘°“°°‘”5- ' the curriculum of the eehoeik oaths, the pm year- ku;-umuemri three tees. specter were lntarviowed - ---_--_----'°* previriee' e eouree ef studies rieui- hundred and sixty nine aeiiers and In aloslns I wish ie thank eu the Sham. Mr- He-rdfric uid mwlf ra- °11 NW! °f _*-l1° °m°““' °‘ “‘°~°°' ing with the liquor evil, and that seventy cents hu been spent to- member! f°f 331403! U14 h°lPi',¢"dif‘¥ q“5n“"m° ” ‘ 9°““’1° "nmmt °! A'“°“n“n my mm." the government of this province be Iweru this very worthy bbieet. telliy which you have extended wmeaue of 'stamping out the els-.llnpreeiation for the very materiel presented with a. copy of this re- sanitary drinking cups. amd Mi” 3050111 -8114 1118101! when weieue now prevalent amongst foxal,a|ef|t¢.noe #V011 9° ‘ll in *W* WM' eeiuueo with the request that im- table.. libre.-yr me het lunches, are have been in your vu-lem ei»trfcu.‘ when the eu¢»t»l°u af li\1l\‘111*l11° 1°' °f "1" P1‘°°1°‘“ W ’°"’ “"4 meenteutlon be taken in the mat- just a few ef the improvement: MY me mat hone ie that you wfu,wu discussed. ef Directors and to your Baumer!- ier." ' _wiueb 1 weuia like re merrueb. °°11t111ue with your me work fer an the eiaevuuer ef enforcing '11 W-' 5- 9- °"°°“ ‘°' W _ “"7 It was me aeeieee tepreker-.i are 1 "heme and country" use only sea. mequm qua-sauna. werwveoneia- eeurteeue extended in file ny al

following resolution passed at the llxhfbiilona and school hire i'i"“° ll in U10 P00. but that the ered al outweilhihl U10 5039"” i*°. °"”"V°"‘"°°' mln' M' ‘M °° Annual fbnvention iut year, to the loud work already accomplished will be derived from Attempted enforce- _the various oth!! m01'4\’°1'I 0! “W City ooubeii me various orssrrise- nr the month ef september mu serve as err incentive mmf mee- ment _ef meh eu or-ner. it vu ae- imaquarwn IM far l1°lPf“l °" tiene. "wher-eu an modem einer meme me 1 were busy with ar md nobler effort in the mevrrefemea te remiss from eeunreuea via in dnllne with *-11° 1'1*“l‘

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