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Kelly's Crou-Jfhe regular meet- ilm: ot this institute was held in the school on September 5th. -There were eleven members pres- jeiu. After the usual business it iwas decided to have a discussion‘ {at the next ttieoting regarding thei ‘$5.00 was voted as prize money tori jreuitivul 0i‘ stains from clothing. Ilhl‘ school lull‘. The ntembers have gpltinned to serve lunch on the ev- ieniug or the school full‘. Knitting is

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School lilil llome

tfontlnued trout Patio 9i

"mg water, they can render qulta fresh and nanttary.

~But nevertheless. we pride our- selves on net-vim: ouiﬂttlleﬁiﬂ Wm! fresh individual cakes of soap. Vihnt renmiiiu oi them we either rinse in hot water and turti into the various family supplies of soap, or we solid them to the htundry. it they are not too heavily scented, there to he used in the washing machine.

‘The ntonutacturers of soap are

LILY

u i B] s C u l s {sixteen visitors met ill the home oil i.\lr.~a. .\i:ir_\ Mulsuuc on August 9th.

ASK YOUR.

- _ THEM LILY BISCUIT AVARD CREAMS E TlP~TOP \3‘§Btscurr custuno CREAM BUTTER PUFF i LEMON PUFF Q VERNE BISCUIT {m

GROCER FOR

put-ting up individual guest room soap cakes in moat alluring fashion, club. The tit-xi tneeting wiU he a; They iunltc them iii trarioue colors n“. _,-,,ho0|_ and scents, wrap them attractively, ; and sell them at n rtiitsounlblc price.

Fairyi9w___E|ghl membgrs m“; Tito fastidious bonsekeaper has a box ot‘ these small cakes of snap always on hand, to use for her guestroom, bathroom or on the guest shell‘ in a bathroom shared

' ‘to he done tor the Orphanages. Qnc new tueniber W35 added to the

‘$30.00 ltns been paid tor the paper- ling and painting 0t’ the school. Th0

guest soap cakes from it big bnr of

iliome of Mrs. J. Graham on Sep- (‘lltllila soup. Those itre ulwuyn

itemher 6th. There wet-é eighteen itieuibers and seventeen visitors ﬂlliiﬂille- C"? "Wm "N"? 11M W- pijesent. Soiur- old-tline favorite; 9'11!’ ‘"13- if Y0" i"! We"! 11-59114 0f were Sung‘ an“ wmch a pﬂyilllllﬂ, wrap each little cake in wax- ittrnmme 0f violin music. game-sq“ P3P"- i°|d ‘he ‘"7595 M m9 iconuitiiiuins nnd tongue-ttvisters Pa?" "eimYi ‘"15 P119 "W"! in l jtvas enjoyed by ttll. Expenses in- b“); ml‘ “m!” use»

‘voiced in the recent repairs [to the .school were settled and $10.00 wits.‘ ivoted lor further work On itc-

jcouut ot‘ the busy season no new work was undertaken. Six new The mantahhe" m‘, “m” spends

jlllélllbthl‘?! were added to the club. ‘iayﬁ’ pan“ penance {or “'8 ham Lunch was served and ti pleasant. He” It seems u’ act a" “ mngmt do all small curios. ‘brlc-aibrac and photographs seeking a reeling-place. ilt’ this temptation to turn it into a ‘tititsetrni in miniature is ﬁrmly re~ slated, n mantclahclt‘ can give a lit- ‘ting but nonetheless homely finish '10 the ﬁreplace which it crowns. rlly removing many of the little ornaments not merely is there! tin improvement in edect. but a con- siderable amount oi‘ dusting is sav- |ed thereby.

<o@-——-—- DON'T LOAD MANTEL.

dOPiili hour “'85 spent.

Red Point-Fourteen tnembers and eighteen visitors met tit the home o: .\irs. J. Mlilllllis on Sop- tembcr ith. After the singing of zhc Ode and the reading and ndttp- tion oi the Minutes of the previous- itieetiiitz. it “'41s decided that the lnstitutn members serve lunch and ice cream ut the school fair to raise funds for at new hard-wood I“ a “use W119", when 9",“, a", "m" ‘or ‘m’ “mml- A W?” "Th" iclc hud ‘been rtiinovecl front the VmW-‘rsiun 0' “mnwlaklni-i" “"\"|mtttttolsheli for cleaning, n sitdden

Septembcr 26th to 29th, i922

o Prince Eiiwarii island Eliiiiliiiilli

AT

Charlottetown

OPEN TO ALL CANADA

Over $12,000 in Exhibition Prizes

a-nus must intuit-a

$4500 IN PURSES 9 CLASSES

in front of the Grand Stand.

the whole of each afternoon.

Cheap fares on Railways. your arrangements early.

Maozztaxxtnrxiamfnnm T... “dummy ti...“ “m, .1,..,,,,,,k,' “‘ ~"‘“" ‘he W“ m‘""°‘-““°"

Grand Parade of Horses and Cattle

On Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- day, the three days of the Horse Rac- es, there will be amusement and in- sntruction in front 0f the Grand Stand

Make

"Ti"! "lid “ll-io-“NL TW° m“ "19"" inspiration occurred .to the 110N40- 1101's joint-ti the institute tit. this “qt-p ‘

_ ‘ _ if] better tbriii the manner in niﬁlfllllllltf oi’ tbr- National .\lliill‘lll. horny-h it 1W1 hm.“ l,,-,._viow‘.ly “mm I. lt-d up. This its perhaps (vartgvini: the mutter to extremes. for one or ttvo

|Inu of this lnotiiuttr wan held tit the (-,|,“|]@Su(.k, or m,“ Wm ulwkLvs

school is also to be thoroughly" "l" mmllberrs M m“ family‘

icleitnetl. The meeting adjourned ‘ughuy mama] 3"“! “m!” “r9 5mm a “Hagan, 50cm no“, w,“ perhaps the beat. By lacking scent v 551w,“ . they cannot olientl agzresaively. and

-, by having a too strong scant o! a

i kind a guest doe! not like they Stanchei-The regular meeting may he quite offensive. r

_ot’ this institute was held at the ii you wish to do so Y0" 6M1 w!

U} St. Nicholas-Thu regular" uit-ctv

ftt-hool on lht- afternoon 0t" Fcii-[ztsslsti iu settinit off tho shell‘. but u ti-titbvi" Rib. Thori- ivt-rn eleven \\'<t-.,,e,.“,h,g|_v haphazard nrrangeuleut wr-it prvscnt. This club has bccnlnt‘ these will often protluco a. better’ ivwv MUN ‘WNW m“ ﬁillilillitWiitfcrt than it they are arranitetl to in .i. . . .. 1w‘ iio-n‘ ivtis laid in Mic hiiinnco ttp exactly on each riidt» ot‘ iriw Rﬂilhilll two new a clock,

Q-ritu-o wew- imunlit: the (‘X[t’l'i0l' 0i‘ .. too‘. nu. \\‘iii'.t~\\'ilblllt-‘(i

—<o>-— GI RLS’ S‘! MPLE DRESSES.

and ih- w? ‘w :~< il (‘YRS painictl .-\n . .. _-.. iii-o vrirt-ni not ii “tit-l liolil iinii $40 ‘\\then than“, autumn [rocks u,” .rc......i.i Iiiss Cnrriitherst gave ilfpgiu» ",9", is always a dmnm,“ m,‘

"~ fiiettitiustrntion on sitltid miiltlt-it: iiirsititple dresses ot‘ the sort. designed. ‘this uteetintz. . lior uchool girls or the young wo-I mun who works. _-

Miscouche-Tl-ie regular titer-titty, This special type oppress is mu.- ;nt' this club was held rtt the ll0lllt‘|;|]]_v iber 6th. era and four visitors tiresenl. Ai- 119,26, the regular business ccitied that sewlitg and ktiittlnt: ire material for these dresses dttr-I o the Orplinnitire. l0 be token up. ing the past. few seasons and 399111;; .\ tlcuiotistrziiiou on salad lllﬂkilJi-Zilliiﬁl)’ to be this fall as well ivnst given ‘by Alios ‘Cnrruthers. 'l‘he.l 2;" ueivt nice-tint: will be held iit the ihouio oi‘ “PS. .\lttry Destkochtxo.

Nil’? oi‘ specialty shops as well u~i in lower prlcctl storm-t and distinguishing charm in usually

4' mo, cmuuzotrrcrovftu autumnal"

The

Perfect Match is here

A Match that t. p different and better

‘It i9 longer and cironger

Lightc every time

Heads‘ will not ftp of]

No live Sat-its‘ when extinguished

~ The Canadian Match Co. Limited

Toronto

MOIIUCGI Winnipeg

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‘rotor g n 4P"! L“ éafrlfio. All Imn lbritllm.

The new Maple Leaf Matches are the product of the combined resources, patents and processes of the three greatest match masters of the World. -

Bryant & May, Ltcl.—largest rriakera in the British Empire.

The Diamond Match Company-ﬁne biggest in the world, the origin. ators of the non-glowing match, and the ﬁrm which voluntarily gave to all match makers the formula for the non-poisonous match——

Maguire, Paterson 8: Palmer, Ltd. of Liverpool, England, second largest British manufacturer.

The combined output of these interests for a single week is

Examine and t.» MAPLE LEAF MATCHES bythe aide of ordinary matchea and you will “Call for them by name."

They are longer, stronger and

MATCHES

Lhéi nt-rie. a _

tirpur-xltuntely’ sixteen sepzirutc pir- lens. {tilt-cs pass behind the loin.- Th” are ma" m the mo,‘ (‘x p” second. These, iioircvor, do 110' pwsnft-vti

" 1 p ithroi h smoothly but rather iu .t tim of jerks. Each [tit-Lure iti-i-u- HhOWll.

the persisitiure

. mm and Simple in m, “Hes audilpitfitro oi the object perttists Eu nuopies n podiilnti iii the ficld 0t‘ m‘. “F, w,“ Svhurmﬂu on Sﬁplptn].‘hlpxpfnslve’ bu“ by no means unre_.q_,_\'t_ _for- it very sliorl time ﬂi'l(“'l'\\'2l‘¢Ll.ilt‘U.‘-i for n. short futon-hi oi‘ mt 'i‘hct'c were YOHTYPPH IIIPIIi-igtirditil oi‘ fashion and ttttritctlve-ifhtnglsgllliil: itroperiy of the | :4 " II.

, _ _. \\"001 lerse)‘ litts been the i'ttvoi--"‘i‘mr"

eycHviiilit the shuttct- is open. 'l‘li<>:i.

of ilio shutter" closes, tho ﬁlm is suti~ 'i'hiis, we sce it us

deuly jerked down so Ho‘

lit; ihc motion picture projct-r-nrdliie next iticturt- intu the field oi‘ iZu-itho protrresaivt- "lldlllﬁiilililll of lhf‘. interval of (lnrlttiess nitjor-is on the tlltn.

(‘\'i‘l'_\‘i(,\l'ilt‘ll the shutter

Tho

r- duritig which tho DiPHIFtI it IS s0 short, in int-t, that every hour we look tit Lliv picliliilsiﬂtl oi‘

itiictl awn)‘ iii our Mes boltin- iiﬁinext Slli?l'l‘(‘l|ill;‘§ picturi- n cmitiuutitis pit-- to hriiii-pture, t-tititiwurl wiili utotinu tliic to}

ilio we i'illl'l tit-tt-t-i ii.

"ltzittiratucc is bliss.

is closed) ltow-' Since iiie il1ll‘ii pi-riuiis ‘ isiiilittuiutiiititi. twenty lllilllllﬂrl out tiiliop.

by the putlent.

illwtho image tit‘ one pit-turn hm iti-tlu.rr> spout iii iotiil ilnvltncss.

however, wn impairs. dmft uiiiid and lct it go ill that.

greater than one year’: entire consumption of tnalclws in Canada.

The brains and skill of these organizations have been brought tifogétherin the formation of the Canadian Match Company, and the product of their store of knowledge is the new Made- in-Canada Maple Leaf Match.

Ask your grocer to show you Maple Leaf Matches. You will be surprised at the difference even in appearance. not glow alter the ﬂame is out, the heads do not ﬁy oh‘, they do not break in the ﬁngers, they are not poisonous and they withstand more wind and _ moisture. '

MAPLELEAF

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Win-ti starving ecu on tons-t to n tire iiboutisiclt person, t-ttt the toast in small r, is t'er_v much raiiortor than thoiono-thirtl il.\' lmit: us ilit- pcriotis iii'l‘stiuuri-s bcforo placing the egg on ll is‘ much more eiisily dispos-

germ-m Bgdcquo-Jtlcht niemh» crri and six visitors mot tit tbc home m‘ Mrs. AndrewJardiuo on ; Srptcmher iltli. Much work has t‘ lit-en accomplished in school im- pruvomont by the oﬁorts oi‘ the Women‘ institutes (luring the sum‘ =3 tuer. The desks have been vat’- nislieil. the tour-hers desk repnireti. mm it... ptiriiiltm between tliP HlOTllri have been pttinted. Two vkilllliipﬁ til the lsiuntl have been oh- ittiitictl from the 138901111197"- ot m" ‘interior and tire D1004"! i" m“ school. A demonstration on Supper liishcti was given by the Supervis- or. The next meeting will be held in the school when tut-titer tm .‘ proveuients will be discussed,

hit or tllﬂerent looking trimming nri u plousttnt. combination oi‘ c lors. I This season them are ne ' wool-i en fabrics its well. One in wool Brittle. "Rhter than jersey and shown in either plain or striped ivenves. ‘One wool Jersey shows a silk pat- tcrit. Other woolen ninth-t have block patterns oi’ various kinds. lsnmoth ﬁnished materials scam to be preferred. There need be no lack 0t’ variety nt any rate, no mat- ter how simple the style oi‘ the dress may ibe, €Oi————- COLORS AND DYES.

‘ For successful dyeing we must, know a good deal about color, be- cause ti colored garment can the dyed only certain colors related to ‘the color it already has. tin gengr. d‘ "0 iftirntetit can be made lighter in color than It is. although, of 000F144‘. certnlit fabrics may be biettcltetl white. .Wh|(;-, may‘ 1,9 ilvcd to tiny ooior. But tr we at - tempt to dye n. red garment pttrple. and u yellow garment, instead of ileum" blue. will come out green. Light blue d_ved over pink pfndiicgg ‘MPYIGPP- illltl Krceti over red gives n iliirk brown nr hluck. a Sometimes u red material dyed ltlack will uiiil show ll retitlhili rust 'l‘iii.- can he improved ihy re-tlveinit with tltc addition of n. little dnrk "Wm i" tho dye. Slmilttrlv if u ilrvw" Karm-ent. still shown “bi-own hrotuzlt thc ‘black, it little navy blue should be added for the sown“

Lower Bedeque and Fernwood- "Fire organization meeting oi‘ this ‘ institute ivzts hold in the Lower- lh-deqne hall on tlu. afternoon oi t St-ptemobr 12th. Attcr rt brlet ttilk , on the work oi‘ the institutes b)‘ 11W _- Supervisor. the election of offic- ‘ er; Wll. slicld. President. Mru. Eil- win llrtclitirltmtn Vice President “rs. Horace Wriitilil sPfrPmr-v Frenstirer. Mrs. Geo. lienilernoii; llil'i'('l0i‘t-l, Mrs. Alex Anderson Airs. Walter lmurd. .\lrs. Leslie Alticlfnrlnne: Auditors, Mrs. llurri» will] .\inr-.Fnrlttnt~ and .\it.. J. It Ftirbvs, The. flrt-‘l hiontlay oi‘ cnt-h iiimiili WilR (‘ilill-lilil as the rctflilili‘ tiny oi‘ tlltfttliiil-Z. The next lllﬂﬁilllf! will be held at titt- homc nf llrs Alt-x Autli-rsou nu .\iOI\(|il_V, October 2nd. .i\ll who itre intttresited in ln stitutc work nrc cordially invited

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to attend. 'l‘liis proniistcs 2o be'n

contrast of color

Striped ntuterials. ii‘ the

For all information write Secretary. JOHN J. DAVIES, President. _(‘.\__R. SMALLW 00D, Sccty-Treas.

’ i Pztlntt-t- on Scpir-uihtrr 5th. Thcrt wort- sittxeon members nnd nini -.= rt-cn vinittmt prescnt. After thr 1*

vet-y‘ tictiiro cluh. Stitenfuun mcni bcrs pnid thi-ir ices tit the ori-‘Jilili

zuiiott mceiirtt: and a itirue titemher- ship is expected.

i Freeland, Lot 11--'i‘ht- reculut IHPPHIIL‘, of this litstilitte was lit-id fill‘ homo of Nirsi, Flliziiboti

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E. R. BROW

146 Richmond Street

Charlottetown

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest rate. Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis

Good Stung Stock Compatiiel.

Moo-oak voooooo-oo-ooooooo-ooooooo-eoooowaoom

qntzlnt: 0f the Oilc and the reutllut" tind atlopiion of the tninuten, ui lntcretititit: [ittper on "Home itink ing as u Profession" was rend h} Mru. 'i‘i‘nvcrse who was formerly e tcrtclier in ltousehold science uni‘ dicleticn. $10.00 wns voted toward- the pint-int: ot‘ the nchnol pump ‘Fltree new ntottibers were atltitid if the club. The next meeting will bi hold tit the home of Mru. Johu P Mlllr.

Sen d n

BDUMINION EXPRESS

MONEY ORDER

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u. . iiutciniriu lV"\'l‘v§ il'liil'-

1-" "ﬁt itreai. may hi‘ ilxcd ll tinrkor iiittin color iilollgh 1W0 lliilivilii-ts tnay he uecessttrv. lint if the contrast is nlttittp, its lit-tort..." hiticlt untl whlto. the stripe lﬁ very mivil‘ i0 persist in showing lhrntrgh ill 11"!‘ rune it almost is tieccttunri: to lost a sample iterorc dyeing tiny rtirmt-til. Only tin mm ym; ma“; Wiltit .\‘ou tire doing. ——~-—~<o§___.__‘

HOW OUR-EYES FOOL US. "Slimmer- votr" a... into u motion Tililllﬂ theatre-and were forced to ill in absolute darkness (with a _“_"k iliflﬂvll) tor about twcuty to illfi); minutes. Would you com- ‘guilt. cults a writer in ‘Power Plant" mgitieerlng. You say you would? 1e continues. Well. we guean von -\'0llii|ll'l. iiiecituse that's htat- ex- Wlll’ Whnt littppelltl every time m"; woe! tn the movies. iProm ﬁfteen iilrtwenly minutes oi every hour t. at wo spend there, we nit in ab. solute tlarkneatt, ‘but. we don't com. plain in the ienst-Jbecntise we do not ronlize it.

iTlthi is due to n tlefmt of n); eye-n torimitiie defect. however. i"? "Don it la built tho ttirccettn oi’ the entire motion picture industry. When we look at an object drawn

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» To Holders of Five Year 5% per cent Canada’s Victory Bonds

Issued in 1917 and Maturing 1st December, 1922.

CONVERSION PROPOSALS

HE MINISTER OFFINANCE offer; to holders

of these bonds who desire to continue their‘ investment in Dominion of Canada securities the privilege of exchanging the maturing bonds for new bonds bearing S} per cent interest, payable half yearly,

9 of either of the following election-

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(a) Five year bonds, dated lat November, i922, to mature lat November, i927.

(b Ton year bonds. dated lat November, 192 i, to mature llt November, 1932.

While the ntaturirtg bond: will cnrryjntercat to lot December, 1922, the new bonds will commence to cam interest from int November, i921, GIVING A BONUS OF A FULL MONTHS rINTEREST TO THOSE AVAILING THEMSELVES OF THE CONVERSION

PRIVILEGE.

This offer in made to ltoldeln 6f the maturing bond: and it not open‘ to other inventors. The bondo ﬂ be illlltd under thic propoaal will b; iubltnntiallyof the um: character as those which are maturing, except’ that the exemption from taxation '10::

new iuuo.

Ti? 1.1T.‘ .1 "i"? is ‘

k mo: in mm». lthAugvtot, ion.’

‘Po? 1 - i’, '1 _

Holders of the maturing bonds who wish to lull themselves of this conversion privilege should hallo ‘

LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 30th, to a Branch of . any Chartered Bank in Canada and receive in exchanit an official receipt for the bonds surrendered, containing

an undertaking to deliver the corresponding bond: of the new issue.

Holders of maturing fully registered bonds, interut Payable by cheque from Ottawa, will receive their December 1 interest cheque an usual. Holden of coupon bonds will detach and retain the laut unmaturcd coupon before surrendering the bond ittclf for conyerliqn- purposes. ' - '

I t Tho surrendered bonds will be forwarded by bank! to the Mtnioter of Finance at Ottawa, where they will 5* Fiﬁhﬂﬂled for bond: of the new issue, iln fully ~ registered, or coupon registered or coupo ‘be " r forrf carrying interest paygtblc ht May-and-Iilt oven-ibis!‘ of each year ofthc duration of the loan, the ﬁrst interact Plymlnt accruing and payable lot May, i923. Iondl of the new issue will be sent to the bank: for tarry immediately after the receipt oi‘ the surrendered

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The bond: of the maturing lune which are not

F" ‘PW i’ '4" max”; under ggopoual will t» plid m‘ la cult w. s. FIELDING,

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