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, Animal Meeting

Saint J 0hn’s Church

The annual meeting of Saint John's Church, Crapaud, was held in the church on January is, ma, with the rector in the chair. After prayer the minutes of last year's meeting were read and approved. The Treasurer, Mr. Fred C. Sher- ren read his report for the past year. This viewed in the light of the present depression was most satisfactory.

The Rector gave his review of the work, and thanked the parish for their splendid support in the repairing of the church roof. and In the installation of s ‘new fur- nace.

The Wardens reported that there ls still some further work to be iione 0n the church. The interior should be revarnished, the windows

‘l: orts were read and adopt-ed from

showing a of affairs.

The work of the Sanctuary Guild In the care of the Sanctuary and _ Chancel was gratefully acknowl . lcclgerl. This year the Guild revar- nlshed that part of the

' pairing of the Church and Rectory roof. ‘The meeting expressed its

‘ gratitude. to all those who sub- ‘ scribed so generously, and to those

who worked so hard for the in- stallation of the new heating ap- paratus. It was felt that great credit was due to Mr. H. R. Profflt [or his splendid lead in this mat- ter. ‘rhus far the furnace has prov-

Fred MacDonald, Wilmot Mec- Donald, Louis sherren.

Vestry Clerk: m. Robert Mac- Donald. v

Envelope Clerks: Meﬁre. Heath McVittie, Whitfield Howatt.

Cemetery Committee: Messrs. Fred MacDonald, Clarke Fall, Ar- thur Inman, George MacDonald, ‘J. Verner Moore, John Parker, Robert Rogerson, David Bherren.

Rectory Committee: Messrs. H, R. Proffit, Fred MacDonald, Crisp Moore. _

Auditors: Mrs. T. Best, Mrs. J. Verner Moore.

Delesate to SWOd: Mr. Moore.

Substitute Delegate: Ml‘. Robert Rogerson.

Delegates to the Diocesan Church Society: Messrs. Vvhitfield Howatt, George MacDonald, IIEIth Moore.

Sidesinen: Messrs. Clarke Fall, James Moore, Leith Moore, Robert Rwerson. Louis Sherren, Chester Stordy.

Western Dioceses Restoration Fund Committee: Chariman, Mr. Crisp Moore, Secretary, Mr, Fred C. Sherien,

Church Treasurer: Mr. Fred C. Sherren.

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CENTRAL ROYALTY INSTITUTE

The monthly meeting of the Cen- tral Royalty Institute met at the home of Mrs. Fred Maertae on Thursday, Jan 6th, with an atten- dance o! thirteen members and four visitors. The President occup- ied the chair and the meeting opened by repeating the creed in unison, followed by a New Year's Resolution. The minutes of the last monthly meeting were read and

Id most satisfactory, and the treasurer drew attention to the fact that only nineteen dollars lnnre has to be raised to complete the entire cost of installation. The receipt of a five hundred Iiollar Victory Bond from the cs. late of the late‘ Mrs. Stewart of Bti-ailigartiiey was gratefully ac. knowledgcd. It was decided to buy bwo hundred dollars worth of bonds with money from the bequest of the late Mr. James Sheri-en. Votes of thanks were passed to Mi". and Mrs. J. V. Moore and Mrs. R. Bonnet for the work they have rlone in connection ivith me ca“; and beautifying of the cemetery, and to Miss Ethel Iman for her painstaking and faithful work as organist. On motion the meeting

adjourned and was closed with prayer.

"The officers elected for 1933 are: Churchwardens, Messrs. Crisp Moore, H, R. Proffit.

Vestry: Messrs. Clarke Fall, Whitfield Howatt, Arthur Inman,

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approved. Reports of the school and sick committees were heard and the following new ones ap- Pointed: Sick, Miss Laura Cullen and Mrs. Melvin MacAusland. En- tertainment, Mrs. Jennie Ferguson, and Miss Bessie Saunders. The fol- lowing programme was much en- joyed by all present. Instrumental duet, Miss Jean MacRae and Mrs. Major MacRae. Reading, Min Laura Cullen. Reading, Miss Helen Douglas. Reading, Mrs. Jennie Fer- kuson. Reading, Mrs. Henry chow- en. Guessing contest for which the prize was won by Mrs, James Roper. A delicious lunch was then Served by the hostess. Mrs. Alex Agnew invited the members to her home for the next meeting, roll call to be answered by a supper dish.

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_Sl~lORT TALKING FEATURES

IMPORTANT

Members of the Tourist Associa- tion will be calling on business end professional men on Tuesday and Wednesday In the Interest of pub- licity for the province. 7677-1-21-21.

“EATEIWALE WOMENS nvsmrrm

The regular monthly meeting of Watervale wornens Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Augustine Wlsner on Tuesday evening. Jan- uary 10. The President presided and the meeting opened by a selectbn on the Victrola, followed by the roll cell which was responded to vritnjokes by seven members. The minutes of the last meeting were reed and adopted. The school committee re- jorted an inspection of the, school. and it was decided to have it sunb- bed on the following ‘Thursday. A discussion re a concert for the ben- efit of the Institute then took P18110- At the end of the business session a reading and a recitation was given by two of the members. .'I‘he next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Quinn, roll call to be answered by Valentine verses. The meeting adlilllmtd ‘b? singing the National Anthem stthe conclusion of which a delicious lunch was served by the hostess. A social hour Wis then 809M ind 5 vote of thanks then tendered the hostess for her hospitality. PARLOR. SOCIAL

The ladies of the Mt. Buchanan Women's Institute spent a. delight- ful evening socially and a profit- able one financially when they held a parlor social at the home of Mrs. M. A. MaoLeod, Gloshvin on Friday evening. Dec. 30th with up- wards of 50 guests present. The house was decorated i with the Christmas colors that gave the so- cial its name, viz: Red and Green and gave every one the feeling that Christmas was still in the air. 111a guests were warmly welcomed at the door by the president and vice president of the Institute and as

each one entered the different rooms and the eye caught. the lien-

ners of “Welcome” the feeling of “Be at home away from home" was at once felt and continued s0 through the evening. The hb-‘vttr-SS on behalf of the Institute welcom-

ed the guests and gave them the

privileges of her home for the evening. On the whole there W85 rot a dull moment. The prograinmo opened with all singing "0 Cull- da", Mrs. A. Murchison the Insti-

tuteﬂg organist presiding. After this the entertainment committee look charge and each guest was auppl ‘ with a red and green sheet of pl- per alternately and six pins and were given ten minutes t0 W their skill at millinery and the finished product to be worn during the evening when a prize was offered for the best. After this e. number of different games followed in quick succession causing compara- tive skill to accomplish any endiﬂl in much merrimerit. At ten o'clock the lunch committee served re- freshments which were highly set- isfaetory and thoroughly enjoyed. The prizes for the evening were u follows: IP01‘ the best cap-Ladies, won by Mrs. M. F. Mecdomld: Gents-Mr. Edward Gillis. Th0 games for the evening were organ- lzed in two teams, via: "Reds and Greens" "and a splendid spirit of friendly rivalry prevailed, each side cheering when a point was won. when the totals were counted It

was found that the “Creen" had ‘d;

won. Indies prize won by Miss Katie McLean; gents by Mr. R. A. MacKenzie. The difftrent prises

the institute. At the conclusion of the limes all gathered round the organ and with Miss Florence MecPhee u organist a mi good sing-long wee enloyed by all. ma. Angus Murchison end Mfr. B. C. MacPhee sang the duet "Oh John No" at the request of one of the lady gums. A vote of thanks was given to Mr. end Mrs. MscLeod for the use of their home. After bouncing the host all joined in. the ‘National Anthem and good nights van-g very _ pleasantly said. The committee in charge extend sincm thanks to all who contributed to the success of the evening-H.

c oupie I s Believed Lost

(Canadian Press)

SAINT JOHN, N. 8., Jan. 20,- Grave fears were held tonight that the ‘ ' und Kennebesesis River had claimed the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Johnston. The couple had not been seen since they set out from Baint John on skates yester- dsy afternoon to return to their home on Kennebeoasts Island after spending the day on the mainland. Searchers scanned the frozen, snow-covered river surface as far as the llllnd this morning without finding any trace of the couple, and gave up hope of locating them alive. A man on Kennebecasis Island re-

. ported hearing faint cries for help

yesterday afternoon. He walked out as fer as he dared and saw a lagged hole in the ice. The cries had stop- ped end he could sec no one.

It was thought probable that e. farmer on the island, and his wife had skated off their course to e. point when the tide had torn through the ice.

Noted Surgeon Dies At Halifax

(Canadian Ifrels)

HALIFAX, Jan. 20—Dr. E. V. Hogan, one of Canada's distingu- ished surgeons, e commander of the Order of the British Empire, died at hishome here today following a severe heart attack. He was 59 years of age.

Although ill for more thin I. year, he had carried on his numer- ous serviou with the some cheer- fulness that characterised his hero- io work during the war, and it was only recently that he was confined to his home,

11hr the last fain- or five years about 20,000,000 pairs of shoes have been manuflctimd annually In Belrium, about ‘two and a half pairs per cepitd.

The United States patent office last year passed on 20,120 more ap- plications than were received and at the end of the year had 00,274 awaiting action.

Piles 01L Quick

Itching, bleeding or protruding P"!!! s0 quickly and don't come b“! if you really remove the cause. Bed blood circulation in the lower bowel and hemorrhoids! veins caus- es piles by making the affected parts weak, ﬂabby almost deed. Selves and suppositories fail be- cause only en internal medicine that stimulates the circulation and drives out the impure blood can wtiullv correct the cause of piles. Dr. J B. Leonherdt discovered a reel internal Pile remedy. After prescribing it for 1.000 patients h suoceuJn over 000 cases he named it HtM-IIOID. Hughes Drug Co. Ltd. and druggists everywhere sell llEM-ROID Tablets with guar-

were presented by the president 0f

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Confederation Life In . Strong and Unimilﬂlleq Financial Position

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Maintaining its cam: and unim- paired financial position, and meet- ing every obligation fully and promptly when due, the 61st an- nual report of the Confederation Life Association mnounw! WY‘ meats to policyholders and benefic- iaries amounting to 813.517.1990 111 the year 1932, an increase o! $3.533.- 080 over the amount so Pﬁld 111 1931 and $3,807,052 more than in 193°- rae dividends to policyholders in m2 amounted to $2,151,042.

Since its establishment in 1871. the Confederation Life Association has paid to policyholders and bene- ﬁciaries well over one hundred mil- lions of dollars—-$l07.093.474--°l which sum living policyholders have received $69,712,352 and the beneﬁciaries of qaollcyholders 837.- 386,l22. ' In 1982 satisﬁed policyholders of the Company, resident in Canada, applied for additional insurance, and were accepted, to amount equal to 43% of the Company's total Canadian business lOl‘ the year.

The new assurances issued dur- ing the year amounted to $43,846,- 515, and the total insurance in force as at 31st December was $374,071,- 320.

The Company's total net income for the year was $21,089,314, an in- crease of $1,024,924, and the excess of reoelptslover expenditures was $5,802,046.

After a revaluation of all its in- vested assets at less than the val- ues authorized by the Insurance Department of Canada, the Con- federation Life, at 81st December, 1932, held total assets 0i’ $92,232,306, an increase of $3,742,000 for th

IOLICI OOUIITJPhrrO Wll l clean docket st the police court Saturday morning.

RADIO ANNOUNCEMENT. — Tune in this evening at 7.30 R0010 Station C. I". C. Y. for Burn! Concert Programme. 7095-1-33-11-

SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES on all lines of hairdressing for a lim- ited time 0t the Elite Beauty Salon. Phone 1320. 7093-1414!

ARENA. - Unemployed Work- men‘: Association Big Benefit Bkete Wednesday night, Jenn!!! 35“! with special music League of the Cross Band. Adults 25c. Children 15¢, 7659-1-20-31. LATEST REPOIIT RECEIVED by the Prince Edward Isllnd F111’ Pool Ltd. from their esents in the European centres state that con- ditions are still improving in thﬂ silverfox fur trade. Felts are beins received daily throughout the we- son by this company at the of- fice of J. A. Webster, 150 Richmond st, Charlottetown, 7004-1-21-21

A. E. Heads Kelvinator of Canada, Limited.

lie-Elected at Annual Meeting of Conway

The financial report for 1082 showing a surplus was advPf-ﬁd It the annual meeting of Kelvinator of Canada held at its head cﬂice in. Imndon, Ontario. _

A. E. Ames was re-elected Chair-

man of the Board. Gee. W. Meson of Detroit was elected President; H. A. Lewis of Detroit was ' ‘ ’ Treasurer and Merlin Wiley. B150 0! Detroit was elected tery. 0th- er directors are A. T. Little and F. B. McNeal of London, D. O. Bull of’ Brampton, o. n. Molluight of ToroniomdILCLPu-kinsofne- trait who was a new member to the Board. m. McNeel wee re-elected General Manager.

Mr. McNeal reported to the meet- ing that the 1988 Kelvinator models lied been enthusiastically receivred by the Trade and that xeivinitcn new feature of continuum nfricer- ation while defrosting was consid- ered the biggest feature in the Electric Refrigeration Industry this season. ,

Dealer contracts for 103$ ere in the process of negotiation and while there were a few points at the ﬁrst eftheyeerinoanadewherethe franchise was available, dealer IP- iications are being rapidly received so that ell territories are expected to be closed very shortly. Kelvinstor faces the year with- conﬁdence and courage having im- proved their current position by re- ducing factory inventories and stepping up proouees inp-oduction.

The surplus earned during the year was 03,456,780, and the total surplus at the close of the year was $8,171,805.

'I‘be high grade of the securities in which the funds of the Confed- eration Life Association are invest- ed, as at 81st December, 1982, is shown in the following schedule: Government and municipal bonds and debentures 34.35%, other bonds and debentures 18.24%; city and town mortgages 14.80%, farm mort- gages 2.14% ; policy loans, ordinary premiums, 17.10%, single premiums 4.78%; real estate 4.20%; common stock 2.28%; preferred stocks 1.51% sundries 1.10%.

Mr. C. B. Macdonald, president, acting hs chairmen of the meeting expressed the satisfaction of the directors with the results obtained during an unusually difficult year.

“II 1B. P01418118. not necessary," said Mr. Macdonald, “to enlarge upon the serious world-wide condi- tions which have existed during the last three and a half years, and which seems’ to reach their great- est intensity during the year that has Just closed. It seems reasonable to aspect that, within the next few months, steps will be taken to call e. conference to deal with the war debts situatio- something mpst be done. and must be done soon, to wipe out these debts entirely, or, what seems more probable. to agree on a scaling down of debts, coupled with a lowering of mriﬂ barriers. thus allowing a freer interchange of goods between countries, which will surely result in gradual improve- ment in economic conditions, throughout the world.

"The citisens of every country have had to face the constantly in- creasing burden of taxation, at a time when the decreasing prices of commodities and services has made it diﬂicult, if not impossible, to make both ends meet. Unemploy- ment, with the consequent necessity for the providing of relief, hosed- ded additional burdens to theol- ready heavy load." In view of such conditions, it was not surprising, added Mr. Macdonald, that there was e. shrinkage in the ibtal amount of life insurance in force in Can- ada, as compared wiTh the total in force at the close of the previous year. Nevertheless, Canada ranks third among all the countries of the world, in the total amount of life insurance in force, and second on a per oepite basis, the United States ranking first in volume, with 0107,- 948,27B,000 the United Kingdom next ‘ ~ with 012324371000, and Called! and which, m 1032 resulted in the third, with smaaznoaooo, at’ the end company maintaining its surplus of i030,_the last year for which at practically the same figure and ~ world-wide life insureafce statistics maintaining as well, a contingent are available. fund of 01,000,000.

Mr. Maedonald reiterated his Mr. V. R. Smith, general manager warning of a year ago against the and actuary, pointed out that the excessive expenditures of money by Confederation Life is the ﬁrst of governments and municipalities, in the Canadian companies to hold its fact, by s11 spending bodies. annual meeting each year. end that

Mr. R. S. Waldie, vice-president, the presentation‘ of the flnschi paid tribute tn the men who so well statements of the life insurance and truly laid the fcimdstion of the companies is always awaited with Confederation Life Assoolatic in interest by the public because of m. past years that the Company had stabilising inﬂuence which the bus» no special troubles in these stren- iness exerts upon the national eco- uoun times. The directors and offi- nornlce and because of the manner cers would continue the conserve- in which the companies lllvd met uve policy which hes characterised the ma. of the preset m and have

Box Office Robbed . During Performance

(Canadian Press) HALIFAX, Jen. 20-Players of the Halifax ‘Ilieltrs Arts Guild an thankful today they aren't on the road. Because any tourlni they did would have to be sidedoor D1111- inan. ' Last night the troupe was put- ting on e public performance (not for charity) of John Hanlon mtchells conception of "Cinder- ails." One hundred and sixty-eight persons had paid 81-00 l0 890 ll- and cash for tonight's and Satur- day's reservations was in the bot. the cashier decided she'd like t0 have a look at the second act. As an afterthought she sent en usher out to fetch the box. But more wll nothing to watch. New detectives are slid to be looking for someone with a flat nose and two companions of var- ious description. '_

"I brought the key in; If only I'd thought to bring the boxl" is the cashier's lenient. '

inlstration of the aﬂeirs of demonstrated their strength and for sixty-cue years integrity.

I. It: Pine Selection. Pipers-Capt. A. MoDouull, John B. Mandel-sou and Percy Groom. l

The Star 0' Robbie Burnl"-—_ . Waller Bartlett Dorie McDonald,

4. Bolo-“Locb InmomP-Mrs. I-I. s. Henderson.

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Jennie simi- John McTavlsh . Rev. Cameron Maggie Mcnougsll ..

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at 9 a. m. and tickets for Wednesday, Jan

Wednesday 25th at 9 s. m. at Johnson k Johnson and lI- I:-

Worthy’: Drug Stores. J. G. MCFADYEN, Chairman,

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