DECEMBER 10, i927

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. . .. (IOWAN Jill

.~ owe/op» Fulton's i, at ulei fiiflfihiik Mcfiu}; Two new} glgfnl ‘ Quilted for the sch 1' ‘ . ' N

!\‘I0RED‘L—1 » ‘larguy dumber of

|iienibei's met at the home oi’ Mrs. John lllclnnis. Mrs. Wiiliaia » irath was elected President; Mrs. ll.I'I. Cox-Vice-Presn; Miss Lottie ltossltti- Sec? and Miss Marion Coffin 'l‘reas. A Bazaar will‘ b1» held in Morel] Ilall on Dccenibm ~lth. ,

INOIITH ST. ICLEANOICS-dleirr hers answered Roll Call tby telling tli . worst scrape.uvei' experienced. tlllicers were ‘re-elected. A Cour iuittce was appointed t0 visit the school. A well arranged programme was carried out. coilslsting ot‘ coli- trstsfiinuslcul selections and coir eluding with an old fashioned Sing

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ng. I0I1LEIISLlIC~'l‘Iils tueeting was devoted entirely to business. Otilc- ers were ie-clecteil for the coining year. lslllerslio Women's Institute has changed its day of nteetliir: from the fourth t0 the third ’l‘ue.s» day in the month.

MT. CARMEL—Eigiitec-u uieinb- ers and thrcu. visitors met at the home of Mi's. Amond Ilichartl. 'I‘li-.- School ‘Committee have their rc-

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itwis. . . l (IIIANB "RIVER"-WldST~M1-nili- 01's mot at‘ the _li_oini-_of_ James S. lilcKQiliilhL It ‘was dect by. voting 4o divide the Jnstitutc Bay- sidc district to form a sopar '- llraiitihs; Mrs. Joseph N .Mcl{ln- non was tilectcd President; l\li's. Leo "aiught \'ii:c~l‘i' Susy- 'i‘rcas. Iiss Ilolcn Alivlniyrc.

(‘IIE STON—Rnll Call wasan- swercd; y the mcnibrrs Ilillllllli’, ways o] using tiiipcr. Tile report _ul“ the School Committee‘ was given A dain lunch was served and an i-ujoya wiivtsning" Wvati spent in music-and dancing.

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1 Plans wcrc coinpltatetl for a

to be held in Lower BL-tletlv" 1111 'I‘his Social Wilt-i held on l_11e‘7_ of November and the cum ot $~1(1-' realized.

MALJYIGQUIC ~- Aniiiiiii _ ll Call. answered h the name oi‘ a loader in the wan Topic for evenint’.

KELVIN (lROVE—'l‘hirtccn iticittl 4 hers and two visitors met at theutlwiwll “'11P m’ home of Mrs. I), Cotton. 'l‘liis iiisli-l giving uying lllllltlflhl‘ Great

-Il|lD is considering to make sheets an_ pilloyvs for the Prince-County Ilospltalztiid is also preparing for a Social evening. At l1l(‘lI' October nieotlng .t\vciity-tw1i

nieinhersfanti iortyqiiiie. visitoit- Burn“; A (juuunltteu was appoint/I 111" Slfffi‘!11\'Y'Tl‘\“1‘i1|t'¢'I'. Al hflllflilt: Suvisrztl bills wctc presenter] m“; \\'1ll‘9iDl'(*B911i- ' ed to htiy zrfotintain for IPaiininl; ""1_"_"1 tllallks v1 extcndu 1.1‘ liord "cd paid. Articles ur sewn”; PEMBROKE-A lai l:_nllIllI)t!l‘ oiischunr lretirlpg OflICGl itiiiingtrintlllh were also sold. Tea spoons are

Theme of tlllrs. Roll (fall was

members met at. ' the (icorgu A. Graham. answcrctl by payliig dues. Sclioo Committee gaveul good report. ‘it. was tlccidetl to purchase a (irinkiin; fountain for the School.

LONG CREElV-oitcti-d the rol- Iowlng 0fll(3t‘l‘S‘——I’I'0S1(1‘0ll1, -.\n~==. Dan Mclfiwonf ‘Vice-Pros. ‘Mrs. Ern- est Turlyei‘_i‘"Sccy-_'.l‘.gias. Miss Jean .\iucArtl'iur" (re-t ‘tedl. The liuy'

ing Coimnzfiel: , _ authorized to pui'chasc-“,\ erial riot" a‘ Bazaar.

palm}. r-effgghmgnts were sr-rym-QJOJU was inullzeil, Mink trvlilm‘, addresses ot tormer pupils oi‘ lioscwlfhr? llxlllulmg‘ “lignthglifflfli h)‘ tlicnhtzstess rnd the lllllltlllll’ 11f>0i1@1' W115 "b91141 ‘llif-“ltlflllll-liieath School. 1mm m,“ m“ .ms,..m.ed' Km closer 111111 sinirn - \11'°'l’1'@1*- “"5- Jiim” 1* """=““ "l SOIIRIS Ii\"l11ST-'I‘liis int-cine: "liocillcs," n wiiJiiét-iiicii u, ‘mi-.\-

HARMONY-wlln’ their Annual nic- ting at the home oi‘ ..\irs. Al‘. ttardlncrs and clcctcd .\l A,i.‘ (iairtli|'iei' Prciaiilcnt: Vice-Pro .\li .I1‘.I.. (‘nirnz Sf‘('_\"'I‘l'(‘Il‘~l, Airs. il..\l. Iierna rd .

ALBIQRTON SOIITH-litld their Annual meeting in the schoolhouse

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xllapisrlbym‘ "1'~'m1"'1 The officers [or the comin I.

THE CHARLOT

MDRSAES TE S

FILWFIYS PLEFISE V Theq have done so fbr tears

GYREFINWICH ~ Answered Roll. DONALDSTUN-Twelve memb- Call with “My Favourite Occupa-‘ers and two visitors met at tli tlon." A Demonstration on “Nceil- hoinc oi‘ Mrs. ‘Leonard Court when ic Work" was greatly enjoyed, A Roll Call was answered by naminv. Lottery is planned for the purpose an Allied Leader of the Great War. got‘ raising futids, Ii was decided that prizes be au- l ST. CATIIERINES ~ Fourteen armed to the boy and girl havlul: ruuruut-rg met ut thr- hornc of .\lr.<. the highest attendance. A paper l-Iector lVlcNeviu. when‘ Roll (‘all was read in connection with tir- ‘was answered with two memory School Days Library Commission verses. Arrangements were made 111111 I110 5611111112 01’ 111111195 811d i111‘

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g your: were all re-electctl. E PRIEST POND-Members "ICC-It. the home oi’ ‘Mrs. J.D. McEachcrn, when Roll Call was answered b] ltflylllg dues. Two new brooms lwere bought. also a latch foi' the Iscliool. ‘ A general discussion took place on means 0i’ raising funds. KINROSS—Ten members met at rthe home of liirs. lvaltet‘ Ross. when Roll (‘all was ilnswried by tiaying the Annuel Fee. Mrs. J..4. (lillis and Mrs. Sam IIumc were appointed to visit Uigg school for November. Mrs. James Gillis “'11s: eli-ctctl Pivsiilcnt: Vice-Pres. Mr‘. lt.(i. iilclieoil; Secy-Treas. Mrs. Snniucl Ilunie. ALLISTON—-»I\le.mbers nnsuwvriul

Taiijrown GUARDIAN .

REPORT or MoFTTeos' | women's INSTITUTE;

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lt is my duty to prestnt to you‘ 1hr I~lih annual Report of the. 311>11l11ilue Women's Institute and 111.1’ pleasure to be able to report. such inspiring zeal on thepart of the mimbcrs of the Institute.

Our last annual meeting having hcen held in December. this report covers only eleven months. It wa-i my privilege to preside for the last SIX months. Mrs. Coffin having till- ."‘1 '11!‘ Position the first flive ‘months. The meetings were lielvl

rcgiilariyr each month, “tune tn? lilnxcctitive met several times to tliscuss the work and make furtlie; lilans for the success 0i’ the Insllt-' lira. ‘ The enrollment foi' the year “as iorty-two. with an average ut- tcntlance oi‘ twenty-two. i

A“ "i" Ohlective for the last two" Years has been the wiping out of the debt incurred ln providing‘ Ileating and Plumbiilg Systems for "I" 110W Mvnunial sciioontiie chiot‘ aims was the raising of nioneyxl

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What. is Irenve telling‘ ‘lihe“A’tlan ‘.15 Ace?

THE PUZZLE EXPLAINED-Detol, the “Fighting Ace". in leaving to conquer the Atlantic. lie cannot like his Sweetheart with him on the 1011111!» What is Irene saying? There are nine words in her answer. Each um: a word. Number the alphabet-A is o. l-B No. an

on. _'Ilie first word. “DON'T” . i: spelled Properly, The other word: i" lumbled. Solve the puul: and try or a big prize.

mup at numbers re rt- Is 2. so

Roll (‘all by Riddles A book of Lottery tickets was sold for Lora.- Viilley Women's Institute. The Sick Committee were requested to buy t‘i'iiit. 'I'II;»‘IOSIBSS served i dainty lunch. after which a very etijoyalile evening was spent. REAR RIVER SOUTH —-melnb- ers ot‘ this Institute met at the home oil‘ Airs. Peter (fhaisson tot‘ their Animal meeting, at which seventeen IIIGIITIYPt-l were present. Mrs. (it-rtruile Mat-Isaac was elect- ed itrcsldcntt VieiePrtfi- 1\11"‘-_-1“,1"‘ ‘Aicliiiiiion; Sec-y Miss (fhristiiizi

for u Bazaar. Special meeting 11' Bazaar called for November 24th. The Dccem‘bei' meeting was chang- ed to December 17th. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered to re- tiring President and Secretary. SPRINGIIILIr-Iioll (‘all was air cweret‘. by riddles. Plans wcie made to Iiold a Bean Supper on November 4th. The money realiz- ed from i110 Bean Supper 118111 1111 November 4th amounted to $8.50. i ‘PETERS noatwat llic Octob-

ITWIIIIILIPS met at. the.

dresses or successful Islander abroad. Mr. A‘. Best was elected Pi-esiilcnt; Vice-Pres. llirs. ~John Bowlcn :nnd Secy-Treas. Iiilss Eil- zabeth Rowe. .

EUM1SDALE—'I‘\ventyeix ‘memb- ers rnet at the home nt Mrs. Frank lllclvenna. The President gave an 1111@1'¢'11ti11s report on'work oi’ Insti- lllle for this term. airs. Bruce Cur- rie was circled President; hfrsm].

Airs. Id W, Johnson 2nd Vice-Pres.

1 I 5°11!’ Mis. .I.N. O'Brien and Trem-

A. Citliaghan 1st Vice-'Pres.: and '1 L

11ml yet more money. Accordini; in January a Pointy Sale was he!‘ at a local store. which realized a: 3111'“; SIP"- 111 May a Concert and) Wiv 351.111 was held. which . I i tccssful in every way. A‘ fen ueeki-rlater. an excellent llc-l “gs Riven by Miss Mcneiiiiirii hegkdvslllfillzlflifll; of Charlottetoivnii \V(¥\\'0l'l“l-ZIV€B w our Treasur“ I n a rare trout in "up.

I m- . " Alltist ne had the opporiuun

WHY PRIZES ARE GIVEN

r $1,100 Cash in Prizes

2s PRIZES INALL 1st Prize $500 Cash

211d Prim $200.00 Ten $10.00 Prizes 31d Prize $100.00 Ten $5.00 Prizes 4th Prize $50.00 Two Special $50.00 Prizu

Every Contestant who solves five or more words of the puzzle correctly receives an immediate award (value $l.00) in addi- tion to any other prize.

FOLLOW THESE RULES TO WIN 6. Entries will be judged according to

lcrs and eight visitors met at th:

1:‘ ‘ti ' . . . 1 . f‘ ‘Ileeoflltimrs. uici Mis Itlora Baldwin,

Malcolm lit-id. .\l _ ‘ ,

‘hf-‘ussion took plat-e about I\L\\'IIl1{-‘ ‘m]‘;401(:3'11;?V:ltist|tilte sent $lt.1.~ ishlltlers inmi-groi- t-IQIIOUI-Iltlllst‘. an‘ $1M" m S! $1611 Ornlunnuie 111111. ‘entertainment teonsistinl: of Step "co-r h“ bée intleuts. A hardwood Dancing and Violin-Selection-s. a‘ Nmfn‘! L l? 1' “fm1 1" 1119 P011111

IIELPING IIAND (Lcvria-i lemmas 1mm *1 {Shlwflli 111111 imiut (1liIIO(IOIlI- Nlepibt-rs answered view Sch" 11lecuicd to paint Lake. Roll ‘(fall with “A [look I have rec- P0P] Auoénov _ eiitly enjoyed, and itshuthtir.“ .‘.\lrs and ram W, ‘H __1"-*“T011 members Singleton ainl Miss Illaiflv I]. Mr- m- Mrs R 11ml“ 111m “L 11“~"1.1°I"" SueinhLenn were appointed to list “Sui-.- Wnul,‘ m. “u? ‘yelziffses- _A Hlllelldlll rrict-ssftil Islanders Abroad from “runners are “f, , wmk w“ "95"- th. those ‘two ilistritrts and to pass the 1m“ yea“ 4] {If “111111151118110 for u list into the Secretary as soon n<1 ‘ n“1°“°"1e111**-

. ST. CATH - ‘ possible. ltletiting night i-liangiril be“ mm rUIFFRLIxUEli-rs )1I‘l111t1eitnei'i‘i~ ' e a t e.

twain; from Friday until Wednesday (11 home M. Mrs W1 _ y-AlOIIVCIIIQIICO the teachers. $10.00 regular “Hound; 1111015”? 1°!‘ 111° ‘was given to Mt. Vernon Ifair. [can was answerminf? 11111;, ‘R1311 1 SEA vlEw—-Hud u mrgewatlgufl-iRecipes? The niImLiIc-s Crfnnlblbgt M-Anniflucu Remmmuces- on whlclngnlce at til’?!honirretgiidbéfrs. zzglPCtillg wuru rem] and adopted’ ‘I splendid n“??? was rend by-MH,‘ flu-nlfi-I lcfrt which was folior.»-‘ Pnlmmne” "Ported. Four dozen Clark Woodsidc. Another intewsp (Lat (“reprcnl (‘émnnl-[eeq mu] urns mrd Saucers have hoe" pm" csting pt|pci' was rcud 11.1’ MF-“I- ‘"1 Y u “"5 m ' “ 111114011 t0i' the use rt‘ the Institute.

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on“. oi‘ bliss fiencvicvre Walsh.‘ A weighing party was the icatuic ‘of this llltlullllll‘. 'i‘lii-. interioi‘ <11, ithc school is to be IIHIPCStfOCtI dui-; l nu: the Xmas holidays. ‘ l

SOUTH RIQDEQII _~Scvcliil‘e1l IIIQIIIIWPH und lllrtn- VISIIOPS incl at the Iic-nie 0t’ Mrs. Ilnincc \Vrli:1il-

IlIARIId-"A large uunilicr lll l at‘ “'01P tnade to litivc a chltktfllvfillllt: to be purchased. the home oi Mrs. Bruce \\'cl)str1.". 11-11111) “'?‘l"l"t;"1_lml any Mm” $"0'00 ‘"13 1611011011. Thc Poem “hi ifluuders Field“ wa ‘.1 M115 I01 110 ~< 1.10 t. u t 1e11- iythe’ Bank. and no-wer given to Sec- l't‘l'll.'»'t1 hr Mrs J-E DIIIKWPI" 1")’; ai.\itii~:~~.~\t the '()t:l0l>ci' mueliivl’. 1.7T.” "m! T"°“"“““' 1° 111x11 lo-Thc Island lIymn by 1\‘iiss Illbqfluns we“, made my a Chick?“ IHik-‘i: School com-mlttgg ‘were da ‘VPIISIOIZ Plans were made msuppw m hp hum i" ‘he "my h“ trJIIIOPIZOII to have certain repairs 91111141 11°11) 1mm “Imam memh“ ‘ ure, the procoetls from which are f?“ H? [he HC1'°(I1"“' 111*!’ 111"] 1191 (>1 i111’ 1315171" 1° l-"nlw" m” 11m" ito be used for the school. l" lea-d) he“! ammged" Ne“ 1111' the @1111111l‘1$111l11<‘111l<117E110‘ Li“? ROSENEATII-llcvolctl tilt‘ tii11"‘1.i1(i1:tl1l1ri ltslVllklfllllifllibiiil-l mo home“ 'i'ai' in the schoo. Tie us itu"" . 1, , ,.1 , _ , . . " ‘ -' ~ "1 ' 1- lu-III a sunpci- a the home of on.- 11', (hum m hlhhlnmfl‘ A [um “ sFhmNeHli-L- '1'11c 1110011111: 11ml!

r road from the School llays Ilibruigv r _ - _ _ __ 1110 111011111915 111 W111i?“ 11"‘- 3111“ “I COIIIIIIISSIOII. asking for names and H“ m H“ sm(ml'ho"se' X "mm"

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s"'°y'Tre1“' M“ Flleenym Buwloy i5 towards getting a supply oi’

as devoted chirily to busiutis... $L , Charles Deaglt- was nppointeil h

Mrs, Silas llluttiieivs-ivus appointed President; VlcedPrles. Ali's. Ii.\\'.|1 Aii-Leiinf Seoy Miss Hilzlu I\Iutiii~= civs! 'I‘i1iai-:. Mrs. llirzlcn Smith,

(lSPl?t0I(I:\1€id1’.i\Iil\'—’l‘his Institute i.» M (I V‘ ‘ugkg “m! paperS for 0111' "Silmlay ‘SIIIITIIII-(‘il Quilt Old Maids Puzzle. x fmrlrhq ,l_l\,'_ft'l_oll1fimallr3" 51111001. Air. Moore 15.; to 110 1111111 Voted intinei‘ for‘ Xmas treat for ‘“"\'1(_;’)" P115‘ “‘~ "" ' ‘$111111 lot‘ b1H11'110a‘1t1. A lecture school ‘children. A waste liaslt1"~l L \\»__\r, ‘C... mp1 \.\ll‘lq'l‘el(l Ajlygust Flu’ $9M w“; was (ltiuatetl to school, The School _ ' 1‘ m‘ ' ‘. a; , ‘(.\'l1];)\‘r".] [.011 leahzed‘ 1,116. “B11001 L“ “I 1'“ Cllllllltllk‘ found the school tldr/‘u [he name. m '. T .'.'..',~( ‘.1 Llmned‘ Tsmcm] Fvenh“: t“ h?

' when Roll (all uas lln$\\l‘li‘\l u.lh hem m,“ mgm m meeting‘ [he

Mrs. John .\ic(‘iuigan was clet-ti-ili President, '

TYNE VAL]il*1\"—I1‘oiii'tct-n meni- bero incl at the School Ilousc. ii‘

a Tdtatiksgiviiig Verne. Plans \\'l'1'(!n]8|“b(i‘-H m supply [he lmmlh I“ ‘iliscusstitl i‘ui' the Animal Bazaar u bughjesfl meeting held Aug. 12th. in I)t‘('t‘lll|)(2l' and (‘ommittccs were 1g “113 ueuiileil to buy one-eighth

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fionlntlvelliiilliatoil 11:];- Tgbies hold iii ‘ I ' I ie orse Racer ' event 1T1?’(Jiilrifxfllaflllnofl! u“ “numb .t tlstitutc and although; I means iiinch hard labour (m. ‘hot 1v'li‘ - - .- . . I 1 "IF! noiktts. let the financial; Y so good. iliati

Flhilllls are usual] soon forgotten in ihol

points gained by a committee ol prom- inenc 'l‘urcmto business melt and their decision shall be final.

I. Write your answer with pen and ink NEATIA‘ and PLAINLY in the middle of a square lheet oi paper. 2. Place your name and full address in top right- hand corner. State whether ML, Mrs. or Miss. 3. Place name and date of this paper in lower left-hand corner. 4. Only the above should appear on your entry, '5. All persons onnected with

\Ve are an old "DirectAo-tlic-Wcarer" Mail (Illlif Ilousc, and thus: push prizes ail: olTcrcrI to-arotisc public in- ICHJ>I in our mnney~saving method of doing business and to fuither advertise our “LittIy-Lcilon" Ilosiery, Lingerie and other incrrhatirlisc. You do NOT have lo sell anything to win the prizes,

When your entry reaches us. you will be advised the number of pointr gained and asked to purchase a small sample order to introduce our goods. II you want to win $500.01, spend n few mo. merits right now and RUSH your m.

1110 work i “m” ""1 Wloicing over nu.

UH“; r , ‘ 1110119.“ 51111111)‘ follow ilrchules‘ carefully. Yo" Ledon Knitting Mills Co. ate b'r ed . Y h MUCH ' d

Incvlinlgi-Ililrfili‘; rilsltnillllfi llSceqpttilrnllt1 ‘ . haic the saint: tbantc its anyone elsc. fiom ilic contest. d r Smigaiioli): a" w pm n M W » - - . 1. c ir--

ltit-s_ “i8, we“, prlvuegely w RUSH YOUR ANSWER TO-DAY -—- PLEASE ENCLOSE STAMP FOR RELPY

tl w . . "‘ “"l“‘i'(1_1l§11_1 Iluiits. to burn the notes r 1 s gnlfiet. the last installmen" paid on the School Debt 1 -k- , mm m. over $3.000. I na lng II. x Thv School has also been visited. _ ctlch month by a Conlmutne m. ‘Wm '*v~A—-——————-———-—~~- ~~~-___ --

tllinointezl at each meeting and spr

cial needs of the School brought

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LEDON KNITTING MILLS Co., 20 Wellington W., Dept. 1° Toronto 2, can.

not be kept in storage any longer

hole somewhere. as nobody seemed ma“ necessary m. such mm Wm

to care for him.

the attention of the Trusnum m invariably rot and wilt quicker

order to help th P" - . . . . . than sound specimens.

in he‘. work‘ theemggifiizgyBiggie]? _ 31:‘; {ugh Mm.‘ m?! M“ Good ventilation that will diov ‘ “c mans “Balm and the temperature of the storage

grandeur could not ward off death: all his fine apparel could not prevent

PM‘ manipain and sickness: all his friends

clothed in purple, and and farcd sumptuously.

P11 1'11!‘ a Teacher's hfagazine for her. ' , Allfllllllllffilll cvctit of tiii- ycai", . . , . - was the public ilnveillng in th-"wlggglewagab A cmmm

SAVED 0R LOST ‘room as quickly as possible in the -autunin is essential for the stor-

- _ ing of the autumn varieties. Warm could not prolong his life one min the change"

ute. But they could mourn for himi‘°mp°"amre” Maw"

IAIURIKAY IIARIIOR NORTH-M H _ _ . I r . "BIIDOIIIIHII i111‘ $11111“ M111» i‘-11_~iicrc. of land fi'oni Mr. Enman for ‘ihvonyl-‘tlvt- IIIUIBINWS and three y‘: dfwlded m‘ rim“ Il1::,hlt-.Lciiii was appointed to huy 51'“ the stiin oi‘ $211.00 to tuilarge the visitors met at the home ot‘ AIIH. l)“ fk‘l"“f“_“ 1"“! ‘1 “f; 1"“; lhoditifilll. window panes to renal!‘ school grounds. ‘rhe next merl~ William (flow. 111a: School ‘lfom fm", rm“"d”' a '1" t" (‘Nnml v_ sitirnt wiuilou-si auil ILIVC saint‘ 111i! to be held in the Schoolhouse. miitcc roportcrd cicr hing in 110111 bmnvll’; ‘Within H” _ “gm "mm ’ i-(Itllvtl 111 011cc. 111's. J-l). N111I‘<‘11l' ‘KINGSBORO. The meeting ivns tirdier. The Red C us. Nurses inailt1“""f' -""/‘1"11 "“!“"‘1‘1“" _ _ son ivas f'1(‘t'lt’l| President; illrs. held at the honic oi‘ Mrs, Fri-d a visit (o tho School ‘and reuucslcdi ( 11191110 P111“ '"”"‘1'“g “""", ILN Iliich-tinan VI(‘.“'I'I‘(‘H.Z and ltoliortson, it mtinbcis and fi visit-

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all the School clilldrtui to 11,. vat‘ ciuatcd. A water fountain is to bu obtained‘ for the ‘ac ool.

y I" 1“"“1"""““' M” Sct-y/Frias. Aliss Annie. i\lurc.iiisii;i. ors wuro present, 'l‘lic nicctlngt

“hue” {If iliarDONALll-dvelctimcrl Szuilli- opened with the "Ode". Mitiutcs oil “"7 ‘"11"?’ poil (Iistrlcl at lhcir annual Nlccl- last mccting were rcud lllllI adopt-i

tlcvoleil ch (Ihas. Schilrinati w tloul; Vlce-Piuis. .\

hlTTl/III "ARHUGR" 5101111191“ m“ “m1 sé"y'rl""'l“" M13“ M1111‘ ing held on Nuvcnilici- 17th at the od. An cut-door masquerade and met at mo, home m" Mrs, Jgrnm- (YanipbI-ll. This lnstllitle plans i" homo oi’ 1Mrs_ llopo Mulch. 'l‘!n' icc-ci'cain social was planned to i\iacI)onaltl. A general iliscusslon help the Orphanage in titllll'l_\\'fl,\'~ Sm, l-visrn. Mi“ Windsor. w“ “W. mu‘. "u"... y" SOUL |c.,.¢rr._,rn, 1.1,

look place, tho. topic-built 'IlllI|tI.1 lug a. new tiulbiiiltllng ‘or Iii ~ school. Plans were iuaiL- lo lotion‘ u (Tlirislnias (‘akc loflhd Insiituh: FIIIHIN. , PRICIMQIIItJTON~lioII Call wasi answered by naming "My llirthtlay Nionili and Slono," It was iloeliicvl to lioiil thc- iii-xi nirvliiigt'tlie sec oiul Wcdncsilay in Docctiilier. \| Antics Arthur who \‘Ii'l‘.l\'(1 I'|l'\l ii~-iit: VirtwPrtts. Mrs. .l.A. (‘uiliffH Sccy Miss Ruth Stevenson ‘and 'l‘i'ans. Mrs. Plieobe SIPWIIPI. ALMA-Members incl. at tlic home of Mrs, Neil IIIIPINJIII‘, A v81"! interesting paper was reail by .\lr.~:

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ST, I’I<J'I‘I~III‘S NORTlF-ltoll “up rm- (truss Ruuilu, p114, guru; homo oi‘ Ali's. Robert Bruce. ' (‘all was IlllSW‘t‘l‘(‘lI with Itecitui~ 5t-r,y.'rru_ Mr“; (;"v Swwnrr, _\| SEA VIEW. This Institute Illl‘l Th" OiIli-crs for progrununr. (grmmflnl... rvprealrul. at the home of Nlrs. ‘Ilerlveri-L. 11"‘ Piilflilll-i Swill‘ wi-rt- 'ill re clot-i» m“ H". “m... (Hmqfllv. zmnninrud u, Iloiiulil. 25 members and 5 visitors M‘ Aim” 1"“ Im-“IIIPH-“s a g-‘ni. 11 uiTlllllti‘ for ioiiowitii; mot-tings. “""1“‘ 1""'“‘"'“' The ‘mmmm ‘"11"’ discussion look plari- i:oiit-.criiiii,: . oil wllh the. institute “Ode”. and ""‘ 5111"“ 1'">"11‘Y- rimvatin-iirs itias'r-'riit- ll1\' lllt) ;'c.ri=i»ii". The minutes oi‘ Iillil

(NSEAN VlEVV—-—l-‘oi!i'ice.n int-in nuiii meeting ot‘ the hlnplo Lent‘ nicetitig WLIC rcad 11nd arlonlvll- hers IlllS\\'l‘l‘<‘tI Iloll Call with ‘H1111’ Woniens Institute nict at the homo secretary’ reported proceeds from to Improve tho Institute.“ M111. of Miss Ifitta Walker with eleven ice~cream festival $41.35. Eixpensca John liiviilgsitine was cltictctl prv~ members and tlvc visitors prcsciiv. $6.94. Buying committee reported