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THE Cl-IARLOT'l`ETOWN GUARDIAN JULY 22_1¢
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Silver- L-1995-6-24~s-t-tif.
THE FII-‘I'lE'I'l-I ANNIVERSARY
oi’ the Clifton. New I.ondon W.M.S
will be held in Clfton Church, Sun-
day. July 25th at 7.30 P. M. Speak-
er, Rev. M. Ktk. Special music.
L-996-7-22-34.
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CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH. -
Ssrvioe will be held in the Dun-
<taiTnage Central United Church,
5lmdaY. July 25th at 7.30. The
-weaker will be Mr. Niall N. Bur-
nett. Special collection will be taken
in aid of Sunday School.
L-998-7-22-li.
,ON JULY 25th REV. H. R. BELL
will preach in Kingsboro Baptist
Church at eleven A. M. and 7.30
P. M. Memorial services will be held
in Kin8Sb<>ro at the close of the
mom ng service and at South Lake
at 3 P. M. L-943-7-22-li.
’ POLICE COURT.-
  .'uppea_red in Police 
1 3 OFF
Only a Few Left, So.Hurry
1\I0lX'l‘ TRYO.\' §(`ll00l. among them. Complimentary re-
('I.0.~'l.\'G l marks were then made by many of
----_~ iliose present expressing regret at
'Flip Mt. 'I‘i'yoii school held their the departure of their teacher.
anniiul .-x;iiii.i:.i'i<m \\'::li ri large ` Following this a generous treat of
_iiunbiw of p.\ri.\iit.< :mil \'i~itoi's l ice-crcnni and cake was enjoyed by
piw».\i\1i:_ `i‘i;i> pu;i;i~ :ruin Grzitles i all, The _glnglng of the National
I to X ‘.\'<‘ri\ exiiiiiiied iii the vnri- Anthem brought an enjoyable
Jus .~‘il>l».‘i'l.» bf: liiiui' iciiclier Mis; bite-rnoon to 9, ¢lo;e_ `
Anieiia. .\l.l.Dt>i:i\`ii iiiid .slidwed by
.licir proinpt ;ii:il nccuruic replies
‘.li.i; ‘lii‘.r liine cliiriiig' tlic past few
'<i.i:‘_< iiiiil l;<‘\~ii \.i1iiiibly spent.
A Reii Cro.~s n.ect:ng including a
rliorr pi-iurniii \\n.\ curled out by
.he piip;ls in a very capable
ui iitner. Prizes for uitendance and
1:_f.:lie.».t. :i\'i'n\':i- in ouch grade were
.hen pi’e.~i‘iili\i bv the tcuclicr. Ah
iriilrr-.xx from the piiplls and the
3re=enr.i'ioii of it lovely all wool
Jlnnlret io the teuclier was then
nnrie. The :earlier thanked ihe
yipils for their gift and also for
Lho kiiirliiv:-'s and co-operation
\i~i~nrtli‘ii her by :hem und their
mrents during her four years work
NURSES DISLIKE
PETTICOAT TEST
SYDNEY, New South Wales. July
20_(CPl-A nightly "Petticoat par-
I1€‘_V 1ll.ll‘S£‘3.
Although not part of their uniform
.' nurses at the Nightingale home
must "show petticoats" to is senior
lstaff member each night before
lgoinc on duty. They were described
l as “Cumbcrsome. Grundy things" by
one nurse, who added:
"1 wonder ii moi-ence Nigiiiincale
wore one."
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il GRAND
By kind premission of
DAN(§.E.. .
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` CUl'Z0n-HOWE, l\I.V.0., R.N. the groom, acted as best man. After ,land ,mm the fan ,
H.)I.S. DUNDEE the wedding ceremony, breakfast on their tour which took them‘B.
. I 'was sei‘\'e<l at the home of the ,lin me platform of many fnmons 50
will hold a dance at the Casino on Thursday, Ju y lb,.,de.s m,.m,. Mm whlch me ischools and colleges 'hey were in_ mm, Home the' Scout c0m.aIe5Cem_
22nd. V bfifl-"1l_llil1`l.V lfff Oil 11 U19*/°1` frilly ltroduced to tivo novel methods of ho
Music bv Al Blanchard and his Orchestra. rctiu-nina in th? cveiiiiia to the I debating. At sion-e school. Buck- A
' ~ oom' lomo wiere supper wa". -1 h _ tj ' d' » dylded _
Dancing 9 nm' to 1 a`m' gcirveds The l:>ridc‘s travelling suit   nplgélp i11g(l1(l\3$y;-“1E~l;n_<`c‘ and Cllml novelty “I the R059m“1'Y C011'
moming charged with a breach of
tgcssanitary bye-law and were fin-
l d
e an costs and ordered to
clean up their premises. Two vagr-
ants were sentenced to 10 days .tn
Jail or in lieu of serving sentence `
ordered to leave the province,
while non-payment of dog tax case
paid up in addition tp oourt Costs,
PARASITES on farm animals
can be controlled. Purina Mills
miiiiufnctune proper dlsinfcctants
and remedial inetlieines for cattle,i
l\0iZ-<. l>0ultry, fines, in fact all live
stock found on the farm. A large*
slack of cattle fly spray is avail-
nblc at McKie dz C0., Charlotte-
toivii. Do not let your an`mals suffer
during this hot weather. Call, write,
or phone McKic & Col. for your
iicecls. A full stock of worm cap-
sules for pigs is available together
with jaw-spreadcrs and pilling
guns and full instructions for their
use., L-924-7-22-24-27.
WEDDING BI-ILLS.-A pretty
wedding was solemnized in St.
ade.. brought objections from syd_ Ma.lachie's Church, Kinkora, on
Wednesday morning, July 14th 1937
at 7.30 o'c!ock, when Mary Kath-
leen, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mis. Emmett Hughes, Shamrock.
became the bride of Joseph C.
Hagan, son of the late FmncLs and
Mrs. Hagan. Kell_\"s Oro=s. The
ceremony was performed by the
pastor, Rev. M. J. Smith, who also
perforuied the Niiptial Mas.
Sister Mary Winiiifred, cousin of
the groom. played the wedding
march and during the ceremony, to-
gether with the girls choir, render-
ed some appropriate hymn". The
bride was dressed in white, and was
attended by her sister, Ella, who
wore shell pink with whit-e necess-
oriei \fr \Inrk Hzigaii, brother of
I
\-Z---Y~""Y"""_"‘“ 1 h ,T if -1 _h t _ . _ i day
£135.-.I.‘3’.i‘°...‘f.‘..."..iZZ..Tl` ..§`.""§.§u§ ‘§...‘.i-1“lT.‘$‘.i2‘.i i‘.’?i‘l.“€$Zi§i..’_‘~‘~""° “” and any  _hue we =i°iefv1
l izifis. ie.<iif.ving in the high esteem. Ai Rugby sciiooi they observed g“"‘PS “dm ‘l‘5‘““1S~" 1" h-25 °“1Y
THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND in v-'inch this _young lady has been :mother nowei meiiiofi. The team, ee" “S0 °”°°'-by “ “"5"-
held by nil who knew her. Their were divided so that one Canadian A
mmiv fi.end< wish them ii ‘bon and two Rugb\ students made up
   voyage" tiliroughzilife together with one team and :two Canadiinis and gf
abundance of health happiness and one Rugby student, made up the I
Seventysecond V pro<perity. (Patriot Please Copy.) other. isuccvssl ,lm 19 bnnd lads' in
_- gr
Prowse Bros., Ltd., Match _ _ Prowse Medal and $100.00 i
Moore & ;\lcl.eod Match _ R.C.N.V.R. Cup and $100.00
City of Charlottetown Match _ Pickard Cup and $100.00
SECOND DAY- .
Lieut.-Governor's Match - - - _ -
- -
P.R.A. Gold and Silver Medals and $100.00
Judson Tyro Match - - - -- - - - - - - - - $30-00
Ladiel Challenge Match _ -- - -- - -
The Army and Navy Club Cup and $57.00
TEAM MATCHES AND AGGREGATE-
British Consols Team Match - - - - - -
-- - $25.00
Nicholson Tyro Aggregate _ _ _ Cash and Kind $37.00
Grand Aizirlrgnie - ~ ~ ~ - - -
- -
Governor General’s Silver and Bronze Medals
Ottawa Aggregate -- -- - - -- ,- - - -
Davison Cup, D.C.R.A. Silver and Bronze Medals
I. W. Johnson Aggregate _ _ _ - - Johnson Trophy
FREE TRANSPORTATION AND T R A V E L L I N G
ALLOWANCE TO THE DOMINION OF CANADA
RIFLE ASSOCIATION MEET BEING HELD IN
OTTAWA, AUGUST 9th to 14th, 1937.
WILL BE GIVEN TO 16 MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIA-
TION (INCLUDING 4 TYROS) WHO HAVE COM-
i PETED IN THE OTTAWA AGGREGATE.
TWO DAYS OF REAL SPORT
SECRETARY’S OFFICE WILL BE OPEN AFTER
NOONS FROM 4 T0 6 T0 RECEIVE ENTRIES
AND FEES UP T0 .lUl.Y 24th.
Lieut.-Col. H. M. DAVISON, V.D., R.0.
President.
. . 'A. SMITH. ‘
Capt W . Secretary-Treasurer. _
 
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HAMPTON CHARGE.-Rev. D. J.
M0111-‘»0I1. Minister. services on
Sunday. JU-ly 25th as follows: Vic-
, wriu at ii A. M. Desabie at 3 P. M.
. Bonshaw at 7.30 P. M.
L-944-'I-22-li.
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ON BUSINESS TBIP.»_Iack Le
Charlottetown business man was
town last evening and plans to
in Cumberland County for som
days Mr. Lee although a native o
Prince Edward Island worked 1
Saint John and Moncton for sever-
al years. l-Ie called at the News
Office and asked the News staff to
remember him to A. B. Smith, with
whom he worked in his younger
days._Amherst News.
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Personals
4 Ati »-em S-55°
Mr. and M’.rs. A. A. Baird and
Y .Q -,
calling on friends on the Island
The Central Caardzan f.. ., f - ‘° _
P e B*  cnaswuurriori  i comrrnsahrion uma nv- .  \°'i'- ` _ '
_ suaaivcs. 1.-me-'i-in-si: -_-Vg---“_ " yi? `
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"If H11 b0.VS were in the Boy
Scout movement, many magistrate;
and police would soon be out of a
.i°b.”-Magistrate S. B. Arnold, of
Chatham, Ont.
_.__
A living Coronation Crown, oom-l Dru: Co.{ sguréua TC.  Hui-lion,
I-Weed of 700 Wolf Cubs, was a
ation Year Jamboree of the .Bo
s. i \ 0||¢ lonilfs Treatment of
Will md your Kidney Trouble
To neglect the tint symptom of
Kidney trouble might lead to very
uriouu muiu. Your kidneys eoatulu
thousand: ot little filters, each one
having special work to perform. I!
some or than filters become clogged,
poisons And Uris sold eaten the blood
stream. The result ia A backucho, A
dead, heavy pain. The Uric Acid do-
ponlu A fine granule la the Jolutl,
cauuln A pain kanvm up rheumutlsm.
Nox Ifidney Flushers really tlulh the
kidneys, placing them in A healthy.
sound condition. No more gettlu&_ up
at night-no more bucklche. hlt
sallow complexion 1| replaced by u
natural clear lkln. Your ein ba-
come bright And your handle ol diu-
appaar. ch pacing ot Nox Kidney
Flusheru contain A ll mouth'| tren-
inent. There ll only one Nox Kidney
‘ I-‘lumber-they improve your entire
general health. Your K dueyl and
Liver will function perfectly. Wh
not shrt today ou the road to good
health, let Nox Kidney Flulborl bring
you [ood hallth. On llle it-Tho
Hughes Drug Co. IA§ Charlottetown;
Carruthers rug Co. outa ue; Bo rll
\IurrAy B ver, ho aylor Drug Co..
Kensington; and W. H. Ca beck,
Ili-deguo.
- 
N ox Kidney Flushers
Mrs. william christmann of pe- ins
Mrs. E. rooinbs, Kent street. fins
ns
visiting in Kensington and other Ped
Campbell have motored to the Is-
Brudenell, on June 21st in her 76th His
year. She had been an inval’d for Sam
community.
They are stopping at stenno S°°\1ts
Beach Inn. pe Another feature was a great Soou
.__ Wor d
iron arrived in the city iast night Semin
on a vm; to her pare,” Mn and countries of the world, rev`olved.i the
about, a figure represent-l land
the Scouts’ patron saint, Bt. India
e. On a giant checker board i Powell spent a week at the Kmgra
Wulf Cub checker men hop- “ Mission, with the Canadian Scouter
Miss Bett of Westmount ue are` 5P°°t“°“l°»¥' feature °-I U18 001011-
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SCD
ins
Mi-. and Mes. J. A. cempbeii, 31 Gem
Taylor si. waiisswn. Mass., are Sm"-ll
land each summer for the past 18 Continued evidence of the practic.
years and “nd the Garden Province al value of Boy Scout training rec
this year more beautiful than ever. anrfslybundings to me scouts of
pnss ISABELLA MACVEAN Ontario towns. A new club house in
Agricultural Park presented tai,
Miss Isabella J. Macvean died at owen, , A
the residence oi’ Mr. E. S. Norton, C°\l"C11 WHS f01`ml\llY °P@UEd by spent
Worship Mayor Jackson. A
a a new Scout home. to b be"
as Coronation Hnll, was pr £25:
home
` Larsen to welcome them and their
bright oun famil to the district
rrom
lived
meeting was called to order by the
some years. She was a. daughter of KUDWII
James Macvean and Annie Dewar Sent/Gd the 10081 Smut A-°o0cl8.
Mncvcan. Her father was Post- i0n -‘JY M-'S~ W» J~ Hanna. and at
master at Cardigan for many years, TUl50nb\1-T8 the B911 T91ePh01l0
and at his death she assumed the Cvnipanv were the d0n0rs of A
position, and by her honesty. effi- building on condition that the
cicncy and mental clarity won the Scouts removed it, to a site given
respect and esteem of the whole by Miss Cora Anderson. _
One sister, Mrs. Eliza Garland. of Over 8.000 boys, said to be the
Friendship Wheel the ll Gui
ut spokes of which. repro- the
about as they were moved in and
paris of the Isiimu. Mr. and Mrs. ‘"1 “Wei Same- and
0%- int
Sound Scouts by the Town
i
Vice
Ans
Y
and won cubs or winnipeg.  sm:
Pala
g the different Scouting l vided
.brought the gift of headquar: House 
plained the purpgise of the gather-
of the Kangra Minion.
mum-, the Punjab. Sooiitinashr
ton made ai notable suoceg of
grandstand entertainment pm-
by the Canadian Boouh at
great World Jamboree in Eng-
ln 1929. Following the A11-
gathering. Lord Baden-
hle Scout troop of Indian boys,
on a fishing trip they gave him
he Kulu hills.
At Mt. Buchanan
very pleasant evening was
on June 24th when the mem-
of the Mt. Buchanan Womenis
tute and A number of friends "
neighbors gathered at the
of Mr. and Mrs Aage
Y 8 Y
Newtown Cross where they
for the past few years. The
-President of the Institute Mrs.
us Murchison who briefly ex-
Barnstead, New Hampshire, is left
to mourn.
greatest bodyvof youth over to
leave one country at one time,
ing and then called on Mrs. James
The funeral services at the house will
and grave were conducted by Rev. bonu
Mr. Ray of the Christian Church of Jam
Brundenell Cemetery. move
The pall bearers were Messrs. mom
Stafford Gordon. Douglas Gordon, they
Senator MacDonald, George Keen- the
an, R. C. Melllsh and A. Crawford, the
bo .
M'0niasue interment belns at 31st. Thirteen special trains will
trip to Holland. In addition to
Scouts from all part of the
British Isles. the Empire contingent
make up the British Empire
ngent to the World Scout
ree opening in Holland July
the boys to Tiibiu'y, Yar-
h, Dover and Harwich, where
will board 8 steamships for a lo
the
include Scouts from Canada,
D. Murchison. who read the address
given
dishes was presented from the In-
stitute by Mrs. John Morrlson. Mr.
Larsen thanked the lwdles for
their
s pleasant evening.
Mr.
A. joined the Institute in their wel-
below. A breakfast set of
kindness in giving them s\1°h
vely gift and gave all present
freedom of his home to spend
Dougald MacKinnon, M. L.
Canuck Debaters
Find New Stunts
LONDON, July 19-(CP)-A de-
bating tour of Britain completed,
three University of New Brunswick,
students, W. A. Gibbon, J. R. Mal-
lory and J. E. Morpurge, announced
they would probably stay in Eng-l
will
Newfoundland, Australia, New Zea-
land, South Africa, India, Barba-
does, Bermuda, Hong Kong, Gibr-
altar. Malta, Palestine. Northern;
Rhodesia and Ttrnidad.
When the 201 Boy Scouts of the
famous London Scout “Gang Show"
took part in the Coronation Musical
Hall programme broadcast, and re-
ceived a 50 guinea fee from the B.
C., thc boys voted unanimously
turn the money over to Rose-
come to the Larsen family and also
spoke in behalf of the other guests
present. Lunch was served by the
ladies to upwards of fifty guests.
Then dancing was enjoyed for the
remainder of the evening. Music
being fumished by Messrs Worth
and Hutcheson with violin and Har-
monica respectively. .A pleasant
evening was brought to a close by
singing the National Anthem and
all departed wishing Mr. and Mrs.
Larsen and family many happy
and prosperous years in their new
nie, at Herne Bay.
hom
Following is the address:
8.
AlS0 f93tUl`lni~’-' the wonder radio crooner' Mr' H' was ri brown tivced ensemble with each 59(-tion voter-l independently. "al°5"e“t H°m9 f0l” BOY `SCOUfS 3-5
Rfllnslein UI H.l\I.S. Dundeé. la.~cesSoi'ie.;{i]r; mactch. Tlgey :£11 -'We won the support, of the lowen 
-, ~ -»- ' ' ' reside in c "s i‘o~s. W ere . r. ,” l. , i . “
Adnmswn bc' Right of admission reserved' Has-'lu is eb i>1`0.=rer0iis young rieigequlil-dGiiibLille siiiipgig noilg; l‘“"¥~“ 0” ‘~"°_“'““- .“’“h ill” P"°°
- fniuner, Pi'c\'ious to her marriage ,of proft‘ss0r§ and older students. Scriptlom “This mixture t° be
the bride was given ii shower at Unlike the rote or the lower house “km in l“b1°5P”°”S three “mes ll
ANNUAL PRIZE MEET , ______  _ _g “s1lghten" Scouts, and took care or
. - al
To Be Held Oli \    i yéléree mile hike e Wag one ofgthe
mi
OUR BOADING HOUSE
CUT   S O A P A N cr and the great march past was given
OI NT M E N T Rev. Geoff:ev Guiton, formerl of
“Smiling Mixture" is it medi-
ne Bay. England. The mirture,
ch is plain vinegar and water,
for non-gi-innicus. non-iafficus,
n experimental camp for sight-
" ~ ‘ "`~. ff the Scout troop
the Blind School of Behala.
_. c...ii.ed a prom sing
cups or five. were in charge of
camp detals xce t cookin A
outing experiences greatly en-
| 26 2 ruese FAc|ALs Aus Trnaiaiv ! 1 joyed by the boys. Because of the
Ju y th and 7th’ 1937  ldgzlgf *FF°“° cuncuna is ggngllahgs special. ildiness of the camp. and the smart
Ar CHARLOTTETOWN I., ' ::::::.‘:":-'..ii:::f.  éifttiiii; ‘;i12€“;i3°;.‘z‘ "12.;’;.ii.."’5i‘.‘."..:.§
 _, ' W  ~ii;M;vA1§3§;‘¢1;uMB€L‘;':,T_§ ginigg  ,Rg;‘§R.?é;U,I;'i:'.fg'NE, Scouts were sightless.
_ ._ "'12, use cuncuna ,_
P R 0 G R A M M E ,Q &,:,,¢ Al' Home Ano "E °‘5.fgZf"'"Y° Q-L‘g5l¢I,f,|i':f,  Canadian Scout leadership figur-
YIRST DAY- i -_ -"‘--. ‘;§|f,°Lof/‘Eff -, j` _ sumo /isimsr  ed in the recent first All-India Boy
_  mms THAN _ ' _-lf, nuunrionniom 1-_' scout Jamboree. ui Delhi, which
MacKinnon Match _ _ _ MacKinnon Cup and $100.00  \ ,.,,D,..,_  p frrzniaiciuses./',.;_/~,\\ vga; utsgxued by hLoi-u and Lady
Green Shot Match ~ - - - - - - - - ~
- - $25-90 ‘V v » SOAP 25# » oiwmen as 0," f‘,“e`c,,,,g°‘ ‘me Wdf$';,,a°;,°° 
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Mt. Buchanan P. E. I.
June 24 1937
To Mr. and Mrs. Larsen and
family.
Dear Friends:-It is with a
feeling of genuine pleasure that we.
your new neighbors and friends
meet here tonight to welcome you
to our midst and to extend to you
our best wishes for your happiness
in your new home. We trust that
you will always find us neighborly
and friendly and we know that
truest sense neighbors and all that
it means. In conclusion we ask
ou to accept this gift as a sign of
your welcome among US. EM
on behalf of the members of the
Women‘s Institute.
Mrs. P. D. Murchison
Mrs. John Morrison.-J.
BONSIIAW WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The regular monthly meeting of
Bonshaw Women's Institute was
held on Monday night June 14th at
the home of Mrs. L. T. Beaton with
goodly number of members in
attendance. Meeting opened with
I.nstitute Ode and Creed. Three.
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white. Sizes 14-20.
Ld°ww °
si‘1ieniiGsoU1il'1€ice $1-49
Ladies’ two-piece String Suits, colors
peach, nile blue, pink yellow, and $
Price _ _ _ 
Ladies’ white pique
Dresses with large bright
colored buttons. Sizes
14-20. $
Prices - _ _ _-L39
Ladies’ linen Crash
Skirts. Sizes 14
io 20. Price _ _ 980
Ladies’ bright colored
Crepe Dresses. Sizes 14
Ifriigi __ .__ __ 
Children’s bright color-
ed Voile Dresses. Sizes
2 to 6 yrs.
Price _ - -‘ - 
Ladies’ fancy trimmed
Lace Dresses. Assorted
colors. Sizes 14 $
to 20. Special _ 
Girls’ linen Crash Dress-
es, in several different
styles. Sizes 8 to
14 yrs. Price _ 
Ladies’ Grey Flannel
Skirts, in three dih’erent
styles. Sizes 14 $
to 20. Price _ -Ilgs
Ladies’ Fiovvered voiie
Dresses. Sizes 14
to 42. Price _ _ 
Sub-standard brightcol-
ored Terry Towels.
Price  pr.
L a die s’ Embroidered
Crepe Dressing Gowns.
Colors pink, y e I l 0 w,
peach and black.
Price _ _ - _ 
Ladies’ Voile Blouses
colors blue, pink' |,,.0“_r;
manure
Price _ _ __ _ _ 
Ladies’ Silk Knit l.,m,_
IGS. colors white and
peach. Sizes small, mud.
ium and large _
Price _ _ _ ___ 
Ladies’ White Ifndwarm
Purses. .
Price _ _  em
Children’s onc.piece
Broadcloth P yj ii m as,
colors yellow, plnk, blue
and white. Sizes 2
to 6 yrs. Price _ 
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print C 0 I. I 0 ll Hmlgg.
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to 44. Price _ _ 599
Ladies' Cl‘0pe l’_\'j:iniii-.
colors white, yellow,
green, Pink and blue.
Sizes Small, medium und
large.
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Ladies' String ._ .e;ilers_
colors royal blue, yellow
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Ladies’ heavy drill Niivy
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Ladies’ Silk Knit Gloves
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we will find you slways congenial.
we hope that in future year, our c
feelings toward each other will
siiii be or the spirit that we have ooze 0 _ _
‘or each other this evening. in short 
that we will always be in the . Q 
new members joined. Discussion
took place concerning the annual
Institute picnic. It was decided to
hold the picnic at Hockey Point on
July 3rd. On motion, it was decid-
ed to treat the school children at
the examination with ice cream.
The teacher also to be presented
with a gift from Institute. Very in-
teresting papers on music, poetry.
chicken feeding etc., were read. at
the close of the meeting a dainty
lunch of lee cream and cake was
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ntreal. and now on the teaching,
served by the ho:tess, assisted by
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Misses Thelma Beaton and Muriel
MacDonald. Next meeting I0 D0
held at home of Mrs. Gcddie MHC-
Leod. Roll Call, name ii Ciinadin
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