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Pillow Cottons
Bic-ached Slleetlllg, medium weight 70 inches
wide.._._...__._..._....._ . . . .
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Bloaclled Slleetillg, lleztvy weight round thread
“\\'abzlsso” Sllecting. 72 inches wide 53C yd.
ll`iue English llleuellcd Slleeting, evenly woven.
ti1lills.widc  540 yd.
72 ills. wide     62cyd.
SOlns_widc   70cyd.
90ins.~widc  80cyd.
Circular Pillow Cotton. Servieeable, medium
lvcigllt -iii and 42 ills. __ _ . _ . _ _ .` _ _ . . ._ 25C yd.
Circular Pillow Cotton, line closely woven.
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llills. wide   ._  46cyd.
-lGins.\\'ide.__.._.._...__ . _ . .
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lllcaehcd Shooting, good heavy serviceable
quality.
l»..ins_wide.__ _  ...39cyd.
72lills.\\'ido . _ _ . .
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Stl ills. wide . . . _
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liiea-lehcd Sllceting. Best quality. Extra heavy.
i.5ins.\vide_......_....._....._...68c.yd.
Unbleaclled Slleetillg, licavy weight.
72 ins. wide  36cyd.
8_0ins.wide._ . . _ . . .
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Cil'elllnr Pillow Cotton. Heavy weight
~ifiil1s.wille_._.._....__....._...._... 38cyd.
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Best Quality Circular Pilloii/ Cotton.
~i0ill>;_ lvide  450 yd.
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Unbleaclleli Cotton, Good weight, 38 and 40
inches \villc12c yd.
Three big Specials in
TURKISH TOWELS
White 'l`urkisl1 Towels, 36 inches by 40 inches.
Blue, Pink and Green Check. _ . _ _ _ _ _ 440 pair
A lot of Willie ',l`lll'ltisll ’l‘o\vels. Seconds, extra.
heavy qulllity. t`_folol'ed borders. Lil by 41. inch-
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_Cheelicd all Linen Glass Towellillg _ _ _ ‘i5c yd.
Bestall Linen Glass Towelling _ _ _ ._ _ . 28c yd.
Unbleaellcd Cotton, heavy weight, 40 inches
\v_lde16c yd.
White closely woven Tllrkish towels with
lilue, liose and Gold borders.
.Mx-i1illl'.i_  520 pr.
‘iii-zlvy All Linen lillek Towels
1S_ by 32 ill:-l. ...__ . . . . . . . . . . .
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llleaellell tloloretl ilorllercll linen towelllng
1liills.\'/ide  15c yd.
Heavy Colored Bordcred White, all linen towel-
ling.  _19c yd.
_Liest All Linen itoller Tolvelling  _
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Moroccgii V$1 
very special value crepe for dresses,
38 inches wide, a lovely soft, firm lus-
draping beautifully and honestly
same time. Colors are Goya Red,
Navy Blue,_ Sand, Cocoa
fPirllr, Dark Amethyst, Antigua
Aqua Green, Tusaa. . _ _. '
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_ . _ _ _ irepairinl. rvinodellhr and   0 B   mlllultoll4:___°m:1_l_;lhu_l:_ive1_°ho<;t:_leg_l_§_e_;,  PAWNEL NOTES  _ ____ _  an
I . '  of new .~ BUY hardware and paint at~Brwe‘a. '~ A _ us” _m°mm,°1_ cmmwmy km-,,n .5 I_ y_ _ _ R I _
m°"'°""‘ ` ` " ‘ - wood alcohol. and other substitutes
The purpose is vo produce a rom
-CEMENT, NAILS. ASPHALT and
tarl-ed felt building paper solri at
Bl-lu:e's. ‘ i868-2-Il-Ii.
-FOB SALE on Victoria Street,
Kensington House, barn and lot.
Bargain for quick sale. Leslie Mann,
Kensington. - 1820-3-19-20-22.
-INSTITUTE WORK-'rho Link-
letter Women! Institute held their
regular monthly meeting at the home
of fourteen members and two visitors.
paid tot he school board. Total re-
llnhurt, of the fox B.D.U.-286 to the
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fri.-sat.-1543-3|
per, illustrated lecture and musical
Town Hall, Georgetown. A large
given the duet by Mrs. Jenkins and
Mill Stream" and "I Love You truly,"
in a highly proficient manner.-A.
ng. recently visited Georgetown.--A.
in P. E. I. Pqstpaid of”
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= ‘ _ ‘ver lb- at-Braves 1885-2-22-21. - . ‘ llhafwlll resist inanipulatlve tmt- - ‘ ~  -V
“wam H00” 'Lou' il WU' ° ment and remain unfit for consuln- UWIHX f°“<\' IIVB 611011 DIDGPS. '11 the » E f
“md i‘° 91"" VW muff' _ G E R ptdon. ' subieoid. the why of -the League of V ' _ PE - "
m”'3`1°°'u" ` "Unfit for consumption" is e mild N“-"°"*-R°b¢i"‘ MMRW- H°W “'10 `
"‘“'° . _ congmssiolial' term meaning poison- I-' 1'
-eau' ralrs in so lb. rem it -- °u_,_ one s,mu_m say um ,U ,,,,,W_ l.¢igu¢'.s numanltulm interests, su-._ `_ I A ' _ * ‘ _ ` ` ' fu
Braces. 1868-3-ll-iii. H _ _ng _hu mn__M_ab,,, mixture me Everett Jenkins; and why the church _ 4 ~ _ `
e Has Successfully prohibition department is not lack- ‘J '
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Extracted The Pots
on Put Into Indus-
trial Alcohol 'Andi
lion Gallons A Year. 5
BY C. 0. SMITH
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Liquor
produce embarrassing situations
Not so long ago, new border plans
the enforcement department would
States Doran, chief dry declares
To refute this, now comes the
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TREASURY NOT LEAKPROOF
e artment
prohibition department on S0 81'Bi1<i
I-_a-all i
..~sso llltwaan for the return. "' 5°” mm' m "vm wm' iffy duced." ' ‘ '
are alleged to have absorbed Om
the very sources that were said to
be practically “leakproof." _
ment provisions specified that in
was held in St. James Hall George- ' urollgil SySI0m Of Il15l>0UifI°1\ 15 in
town, on Wednesday, Febrliary 19th. dusuy -m‘;mgq&T$v;1<;:;)1,0lim\tl§,; sropplii . force, it appears, from his depart-
with a larse attendance; The ladies' °f °1"°"‘°' _ ' _ ' ments latest illdlctnielltstilat a sang
denatured with materials that uoulll
'Dhe denaturage was to be such
organization. Bea ee IZ
Watts --A. _
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..‘Ca.ptaln Alfred Iiutchlnson,
.°Mr. W. J. Paquet Georgetown,
' ..'Mlss Alice Jamieson, Sturgeon. ' `
:ccntly visited Georgetown.-A.  “ek end at mi homein ‘_,,’ _ strengthened.
r” “ ‘V Cafazrhazbne
..'Miss Ruth Reynois, Lower Mon-   ,
".m‘ nm” Buena' Mmndum tague, spent the week end in George- 'f
'iccemly “amd G9°"°t°'m`_A' town, the guest of Mrs. W. W. Mac- Catarrhozcno is pleasant_lmd cer
S Le _-A. tain. You breathe Catarr lozlme --
I ..~Mn_ H. Levers, Georgetown, re~ ren there is no medicine to take. Large  \`
I cclltly visited Charlottetown.-A. _,Mm T_mm___m_ Bos__on_ _B _,mb ti.00 size is guarantfeed.-Smaller size  f
-- ""'-°'_"°""'”-"'-*_* ins in Georgetown' the guest of hu- 50°' .ng "ml sm. Zac' at an dealers  - ~
I  E   parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Yorston. everyw Le' 
_ --4- sr. rlmllc
 l' FF  les noan women-sl I. *tl-Q' E
$0 iz?
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any fm- cnulotuu-wa.-A
 D. P. utxlnnmi, George-
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L (4 4 2 '
 .»1f`l».=V"'P_<-‘t~= .t-V' if . _- - V ‘-~’ 1-; ~ ' V >‘ V~-'V.--' ‘
Eachern. 'l‘he prcgrame w_as under l
oonvener for Oitlaenship. Th~ foil
eague functions, Lewis Herman;
--"A _ '-‘-___-~¢"-‘=""“'°°"_ _ :__-=‘:;~_:. . _ E » _  _ _ _ f"" _ , .» -.__
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The P.B met on Wednesday .   ,_ _ __ 
night M the home of Miss Basel Mac " ‘  '  -".=."  " ’ '  1” -V ’  ' `,‘l 7
lould support 'the League; by Arden ‘ _ . '
K in humm.m_m._an mum for me Richards. Miss Wlnnlfred Robertson _ g ,
1...... l.. 1.... ..._ . ,,,, ,,, nah from the gardens
'eakness of men l'lle dcpaltlnent
w
olvs that alcohol is alcohol to th
owing to the death oi' her ' grand-
l .
. mother. Quite a number f visitors
Has nlarketed A Mll_ ;ilat not all booticggers are either were present and uw- giolly time
muy men in a dry land It knows
cientlsts or llulnallit.a.rla.ns_ So it
ella its product in five-gallon con-
tainers embellished with the skull
and cross bones. This is a warning
to sbstllin to tl-lose of weak morals
and strong taste for drink.
S
of Mrs. John Brooks on the after- In this country has the tendemy i'° DURAN ASSURES DANGER
noon of Feb. oth. with an attendance _ ~ OF DWERSIUN m__mL,CED_
Amr the fading of me Orem tha were bein laid. It was suggested that DL Dorm exp_______s ________ __ weak
niigutegi °ie;"° gfliunz wefizsmzg be better employes attending' to the i’°“°y °f ‘“'"“"“’““°" "°‘““ pm'
“I “ °p ' ”'“°“” mote illegal operations and would
“'29 mr s°h°°] "Mt and °h"'i5"m“ hw violations inside the Unmd lessen the protection afforded the'
gms- were m'e“““d md paid' The ' ` public. The pleasant theory is. the
secretary reported that ¥50_0o_ vat/“_ that leakages of industrial alcolwl more pomon the government _mu
forschool improvements had been Wm wen in hand' I
into the alcohol the safer the publis
' V dlctment of 185 persons w o, it is.
cclpts oi’ meeting amounted to $2.80. in _ ’ < _ LV k D Damn
A pl A t social hour was nh appears, have succcssfuhy drawn off M‘"‘dI1Y 0 “S “'99 _ \`~
"S “ 'W '1,ooo ooo to 2o.ooo,ooo gallons from issued a stalelnvlit SHYHIS “hah in
Next meeting will be held at the ’ R _ rdmbmm a pm.
home of Mrs. A. D. Murray. The ¥°v°mm”nt unused mm’ me mr cr yms 0 p flfnd t_
mit for the manufacture o _ us
Egesldint eauiigsiirgrnfneztsirogram Bear in ml.nd that the industrial l-tal alcohol did not restrict the pro-
l\f'l‘ I1 . - . -
K 8 alcohol is manufactured under ll- duction. Two years ago a qumntit
cence from the goverxurlcnt and re- atlvc contre; of production was begun
leased only lu-<ler permit from the The new policy provides. iw Seid-
“only for known legitimate needs"
Eastern Guardian uxrsywi lhsvethe plctu/re of the He added that the governments
..»no.slN uooo nova. better P’°*‘“"”°“ d°"‘“"'"‘°“" “‘f“°"‘“_g system of inspection is ‘Sify fflwf-_
mm even -m23_2_1°_12l_ men and companies for fooling We ough. 'lhc\daus¢1‘ Of V¢f~= 0" °
illicit cllunnels_llas been greatly re-
V . f _ . .
Poole Ranch Montague. “vm 1° twenty mmm" gallons mm isootlegging Brings scieln-¢ ru lils
Aid. '
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prize was equally won by Mrs. F.. J. be _ _ has been diverting alcohol from gov-
Bolman and Miss Rose Fairchild. and "nd" M' “nm for _ ‘Image pmposcs- ernment bonded warehouses in quam-
drawn by the latter- The z°1\I=1¢m=r\`° title. cweenlitg one mllllon gallons 1
. that it could not be abstracted from -
pri__7;e_vl_l.s_W01‘;_by Mr- H\;KI;I€ GRUB- the m_x__u__c wmmut great dlmclmy year. Tile sad truth seems to be that_md salaried wacheri Mn Sn,_m._i
A ° “ V um W” 5”" y M158” bootle r has done
to k the trealted product fit for the nefarious we
Chd5"m" Fitzpatrick' Gertrude Gm b¢v;;g; purposes. what the government earlier did. He_
"ii ‘md M"- “"9" °I°’Y~-A' . _ _ we has employed the scientist. 'rue pointed out on adaptability or mei
__ SKULL AND CROSSS BONES govcrnmen/t scientist has been put-
`°s°Cl“,;. GATTSRWS on oN lmnarultcn 'l-aomlc'r_ this the r>°iS°“ in- and the I’°°i'i<'S-
T“esd°y‘ Fe muy 8 ' a' an sup' gcr sclcnt.ist_llns been taking _the
voncert. under the auspices oi the ;f'h:___grol~llbi_tl;>_l;. ___ri_t‘l»l_:rt_l;;il_lt___€_=__ea l><;_T_@'e1\ _;1_;:_-____z_m__ so________s_ who ____m
. - u 3_5 :__ _ l' . _ - ‘ ‘
Holy 'hinlty Church, was held in the Sl. e _ ____ m__u_ me _mnbahw was not, ¢_,_km,z any mm,
,-»elf.l b fell iifll et'f£he
=f°w<= we pmt- T1" 1=°~f=» ____.-__;___ .....  °.".l1.;`.§i`.i...’.  .11 
ucunmses of L°nd°n'" by Captain _ lakhll: the govornlllellt's ‘nloi»hal101
Alfred Hutchmsm’ pr°v°d'm°5t in' ..°Messrs. Webster and Roy MC- out of the alcohol,'selling the alco-
teresung and instructive' md me Neill, New Perth, spent the week endhol to cllstcnners. and for all that
musical pan of me pmgmm W” re' in Georgetown.-A. unyonc knows, selling tive wood al-
ceived with tumultuous applause. ____ ' mhol back to me govermmm as a
The evebpopuln Georgetown or' ‘Mr Hughie Gillis Inspector of bv-product, If"°M°" with me Present syateni' “nd
chestm headed the programme and Dredgesi Charlottetown, recently 'This la*/:st disclosure must be Im” Iwi that p°°pl° nm ready L°
:_l:;_‘:_:y°;°§;_‘:f_T; :e_f:;_§l_\;:_:_1agmt;h° visited Cieorgetolvn.-A. highly di.<l~lllll~:lj:i1lg to Dr Doran. |
‘ ' '_ -_-- ll. lid bee upset enough a few '
Reading by RM” C' U' Mncmvlni ..°Mr. George Yorstbn. George- rlsfysiilcfere “\\'l1.m~l file learned tilmt _
sm” by Mn' Hmm; Duet by Mrs' A' ‘town spent the week end- ln Char- 'mule pee;-ff-. were artllallv critical II"“'I‘ibii"V° °"P°“5° °f the °°“’°“'i‘
E. Jenkins and Mr. Samuel Yorston; ` A  h-L w_,u_mEam efym, in mfxmg
Reading by Mn. win Hobbs; solo by l°°m°wn` ' ____ :lonnit with one eovenlmclws UMD-
-Mrs. 1-learn: Solo by Mr. Samuel __.Mm Gladys Mac]-3ona|d_ Gem.ge_ sed mduS¢,,.|a_1 B_1c°h01_
Y°m°n' Judging ‘mm me r°°°p"°" town, is visiting in Dorchester, Mass.,
Mr. Samuel Jorston. and Solo‘s “Old the swat of her SMH' Mrs' (Dm  
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they must have been especially pleas- __.M___ Hownd Lleweuyn_ Gem_ge_ Ten nate Rehef!
i.MissR0eFirll1d dM_r. _ -._ I
;:__ue___ Mah :cus 2 .c__';T___p-nl; town, recently visited Lower Mon- This Remedy Never Pads _D-"¢|¢,1|y ew,-_v|_]-“ng but nu,-_ '5y_;.
` W 0--A- ,tem of school education. She quot-
Relief is instant-suffeb 'ed freely from provincial and feder-
..*Mr. E. B. MacLarcn. George- mg steps at once -- af-rm!
PEn`s0N‘“‘s town recently visited Clfial-lottetown. are destroyed--every taint
--- ' ` of catarrh is removed.
._’Mr. Joseph McCormack, Launch- _L ,.. Think it over seriously-
gn Here is a remedy that clears
.“~ the throat relieves hoarse-
\ Geo _ _\_'.l< .
V rgetown. is visiting in Cherry ML, _ “ghmg and had
. ‘l\’lrs_ Kennedy, New Perth, is vauey__A_ _._lt_ §_‘_’:_H___°° m_m,_ms _,mum
siting friends in Georgetown.--A. - `~__ is Clem.” ou," mmmed
bronchial tubes NU h°'*i°°~
throat and voice are
_ 7-$75
i '-*” INSTITUTE
'    .."I‘he many friends of Mr. Joseph _
  Currie, Georgetown, will be sorry to mn, mmm” and twl§1v¢"‘vl5l1,q:;
hear that he has entered the (lily meg,-at me hum, of My-g_ Michael
Url- lhelia I. Gll*M\¢» 'Univ i-Iolpitai for treatment. All hope for |.|,,,,d,-,,Hm gm- nw February meet-.l
"“"""°""""I “"""" e #needy recovery---'L mg. ltoll can wld answered bv. luv-
ing five eonte Minutes of previous
Bi ii2_|)(Ii |\_ ..~Mlu wlnnmea memorials, mm ww' me ana adopted.
' _ ” who has been visiting in Georgei/own._ Proceeds of_ whist held at the heme
the sunt of h¢r rmrents. Mr- and or Mrs. walter lweerson were given
Mn John MacDonald, left on Mon which “mented fp sae. 1; was de
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cided to purchase tix new window
--- shades and a map of Prince Edward
bland lm- semol room. oenerel
town. is visitlns in Bturrvon. the tu.-:inns being ducumd the meeting
guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs' Wu qi-oughi, to a close by singing
' .,“- 3 M-I .mln Lanntganf-Af ' the National /mama. mer which a
 UK _ e1- dainty lunch Wls aei’V9G by tho hDl~
 ___ I  otufem aell, with nel-_tus 'nn lemumler sf uw main;
._ n*gg¢_ _ Helly I daughters 0114!! and Joan, and alms l spent in singing' and
°'* “"""'““°g““'*‘ onus ua ellmfa in cmr1m~ixai um mm
 °'-_ "'°"°Fl'.*““I_g,,,,,mgu;»vuk'enamoeene-_whl't_¢mmutun ntuaefaln.
V- '%¥.i|dhalca, una. .the mes _et Mr. sun :tor Wmcrnozcnm. mllesilmbealte-I
.... asethnrllrslalauolbeil.-A. wcedhgolsingdveelaia,
»-. .v
-tile rtf’fll~nlatlve by a llarrow margin,
_.urns wcrlcnv wlnsr drive °°“¥"°~`”' 1*" °““”“”“ "‘°‘,°“'°»"°` and all the time that this very th- lsmrmeiil/° i°“d°f- '
lspcak, was obviously quite at home C
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peut in games, rcflesllments were
served by the hostess. The meeting
closed in the usual way.
by a friend of the writer who atten-
ded the debate: ' -
A debate between the Youll; Peo-
plcs Societies of Marshneld and
Pownal, which. in_spite of had roads
drew a laige audience from the sur-
rounding communities, was held in
the United Church, here, on Tuesday
evening. February llith. The subject
was one of the live issues of the day
aaa one tm.: will have the attention
oi' the Ciovemment at its next sess-
ion; viz., “Resolved that the Consoli-
dated school System should be adop-
ted in this Province."
This was the first of a series of
debates being held under -the auspi-
ces of the Young Pcople`a Union of _
theUnited Church, Eastern P. E. I.
The affirmative was upheld by Ml*
Willie Gibson, (leader) Mr Herbert
Marshfield; the negative by Ml'.
Edison B-milh, Miss Mable Enman.
and Miss Hazel MacEachern of
Pownal. The debate was keenly
contested throughout and each suc-
ccsive speaker 'csfried his audience
with him.' 'i'he decision was won for
The following has been contributed ‘
n p _
is program was detained at home - v-_-1 _ f f f __,.--.- ___._-.__...- ___ - _____4
‘ Q-OQOOQQOQOQOOOOOO.
'_ Q when vo
his opponents had failed to show
how a system ofconsolldaled schools
could be financed, how the diffic-
ulties oi' transportation would be
surmourtted, and. by citation of ac-
tual- instsllces, where consolidated
schools were turning out a better
pmduct. Mr. Gibson, affirmative
leader, proved himself master of his
subject and resourceful in refutlng
the arguments of his opponents. He
spoke freely‘and with convlotlcn, and
showed by reasoning and quotations
how P. E. Island‘s present sysieln is
the poorest in the Dominion, how
the people want Consolidated schools
and how we owe oul-'boys and lirls
Dennis and Mn J T 11-,;.gumn of the very beat schools that can be
4.. ' ' '
procided. _
Mr. Willie Gibson oi’ Marshfield
was electedby the Judges as the best
debeter of the evening and will reliv-
resent Marshfield-Pownal in the fin-
al debate. Mr. Edison Bmlth, Pownal
was selected as an alternate, and Miss
Hazel MacEachern's speech, Pownal
na on the excellent rebuttal of the was named as the best of the Six-
Followlng fthe debate the young
Ml-. Gibson, who was the first to pebble from beth places remired to
iin the clash of words he called at-
tention to the fact that decreasing
he Forrester Hotel where they en-
joyed e. Jolly social hour and lunch.
Pl-onl every standpoint the debate
was a. happy venture in church and
population was closing small _
schools, emphasized the need of I
better schools, and of better qualified
followed in a speech convincing both I
in matter and pr°..sentatiol1.' I-le ‘
present school system to rural needs ‘
suggesting improvements, all within
the range of possibility. which would
render iii ideal. Also how the presellt
system encourages independent
thlllkihg, a factor which has placed
many of the I.siand's sons in positi-
ons of fame. Mr. Dennis (unarm-
ative was quite pleasing and af-
fective. He argued the need Ol con:
solidated schools from the following
considerations; viz., P. E. Islands
prcseilt poor school system, dissatis-
adopt consolidated schools. Miss
Enlnan supported the negative with
vi Iml'l'age_of figll-'es proving the
ated system. She also dealt with the
insllrmounteble difficulties of tl-enls-_
porlation in 'winter and spring
mon/ths. Miss Ithiman spoke with
'ease and made a happy combination
of statistics and humor. Mrs. J. ’l'.
l~‘ergullol1. third speaker for the ef-
firmative, dealt with the fact that
we have made notable advances in
al school reports 'ln show the need
and praotloability of consolidated
schools. Miss McEl\chern. the closing
speaker of the debate, presented an
array oi’ six 'convincing arguments
in a quite and efficient manner.
They were logically arranged, couch-
ed in well chosen English and de-
livered with I poise which won hearty
upplalise.
Mr. Smith, negative leader. fol-
'cwed in rebuttal pointing out that
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W0i\lEN`S INSTITUTE
On February filth., the members
met at the home of Mrs. Billie Mc-»
Laren. Meeting opened by reading
the Creed. Minutes of last meeting
were resid and approved. Roll call
was answered. by Valentine Verses;
Eight members were present. A dis-
cussim took place regarding storm
windows for the school house and
lt was decided to send for them.
Secretary was also instructed to buy
a water bucket for school. .
Mrs. R. McKenzie invited the
members to meet at her houseifor
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answered by “Fl-Wl‘iie Proverbs"
and Opening Chorus will be “'l‘Ippel-
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read an addrem and Mis; Lau.-,,_
Simons presented Mrs. McLaren
with a lovely china tea set. Fcum,-.
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Dear Mrs. McLaren:
We are glad to meet with you it-..
night in your new home, glad nV,_»,,»_
there is one more home in vim
school district presided over by ll _
of the first members of our Insh-
tutc. We wish you all the blc§.ll;,~s,
h¢l_1i/hi h1\¢l>l>iI\€Ss and pra:.pcl'll_\'.
We would ask you to accept this
little lift I3 B slight f»_0ken of our
friendship and goodwill.
Sianed'on behalf ol the came
Heaid W. I. M115. Jhdper McLaren,
hwldent.
After this meeting wa.; adjoufmd
a number of visitors gatllereci for
. the purpose of drawing the lottery
tiokets On s comforter. Mr. llillblll-ll
Keenan, Wood Islands, P. E. I.. till.,
the lucky Wilmer, ileldggg ;;._-g¢;
number 107. During the crcllillg ll
irliessing contest was held on a like
A mio l7i‘03l`-lm was prcselllcd :md
is as follows: Recltation: Foollsl.
QUESY-I-0llS.»by Mrs. Jasper McLaren;
Reading. Pat's Reason, by Mes lm.
tie Simons; R.:a_/ding. A Smack in
.sohcol. by Miss Jennie Richards;
Recitatllon, Only a Pin, by 1_,3u,-3
Simons: Recitatlon, Sour Dough
Bread, by Joe Simons; Monologufl,
I and My Father-in-law, by Mrs,
JB-"p¢r_M':Lsren. A dainty lllnrh was
served and a pleasant social ht-ur
BPBIW in games.
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