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Report of Women’s
Institutes, of Prince
Edward Island
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meeting
oi' Mrs. Cairns.
Mt. Pioaelnt. The larch meeting
of this institute was held ‘ln the
school, at which seven members
and one visitor were present. An-
nua.l_ meeting business was discuss.
ed. One new member was ` wel-
comed. 'I`he..n_¢xt.mesdn,g will be
holds: i1hIl3aln.otln.'~J¢ilini Rani..
say. ' l p -
Northam had nineteen members
and tour visitors at the March
meeting ot their institute. One new
member was welcomed. This club
has ibought three dozen cu-ps and
saucers and plates for their use ¢¢
soclals, ect. They are nlsoclesn.
img the school.
D-1i‘"i°Y 'ifilfitute are sending a
written invitation to every vom”
in the district to attend the annual
meeting. 'They have beg-un prague.
5115 f°l‘ il 'l>l“¥. proceeds ot which
are lorilnstitnte funds. A ms-p of
the Dominion of Canada. has been
'bought for the 'primary room,
East ‘Battle had sixmembei-g md
iive visitons at their March meet-
ing. One new mambo, was wel,
comed. 'No new business was nn.
dertaken. The inext meeting will
be held in the schoolhouse.
Lll1kl¢i¥G|'. 'Flfteell members and
two visitors attended the Mare);
meeting of this institute. A coni-
.lnltiee V936 a'Pp0lnt6d (JO purchase
lamps for the schoolhouse. The
women oi’ this club are busy mak.
1115 a quilt. The next meeting will
be held at the home oi Mrs A B
clark. ~ f ' ' '
New Zealand had six membsm
and tour visitors at the Mn;-on
meeting, where it was decided to
'buy ia new .blackboard for the
school. The next meeting will .lie
held in the school-house.
Armadale. Twelve -members and
ten visitors attended the Mai-ell
meeting ot this -institute which was
held in the school. - A demonstra-
tion was given on "First Aid and
iiandasins-" No new work was im-
dertaken. The next meeting will
he held in the schoolhouse, and as
it will be the annual imeeting, a
full attendance is requested,
Campbeli's Cove. Nine members
:ind six visitors attended the March
meeting of this lnstltiite. A paper
was rend and a Demonstration was
iliven by Mrs. D. J. Ciiniphell. The
scliool committee reported various
Spring Impurities
Due to Poor Blood
A Tonic Medicine n Necessity at
This Season
i Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are an
all-year-round tonic for the blood'
and nerves. But they are especially
valuaible in the spring when they
system is loaded with impurities as
e. result oi’ the indoor lli`e oi the
winter months. There is no other
season when the blood is so niucli
in need oi' purifying and enriching-
iind every dose oi these pills helps
io enrich the blood. ln the sprlni:
one feels weak and tired-Dr. Wil
imma' Pink Pills give strength, In
lhr spring the appetite is often
poor-Dr. Williams' Pink Pills de-
\'f‘i0li the appetite. tone the stoni-
iich and aid weak digestion. It is in
ihe iillring that poisons ln the 'blood
ilnd an outlet in disiiguriing plrnples,
Uifilhtions and boils-Dr. Williams’
link Pills clear the skin because
ihry 80 to t-he root oi the trouble
in the ~bl00_d. ln the spring anaem-in”
rheumatism indi estio neural is
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and many other troubles are most
persistent because of poor, weak
ihlood. and it is at this time when
sill nature takes on new liite that thel
b‘i00fi most seriously needsietten-
lon, Some people dose themselves
with purgstives. but these onlytftur-
filer wesken__tiiemselves; A poi-12;..
‘"9 merely giiiiops through t e
”Y”i°m- Ollliiiiyilix the zlfowsls. but
does not help the blood. On the
°*h@r hand. Dr. wuiiams' Pink Pills
enrich the blood which reaches ev-
ery organ in the ' body, -'bringing
“W 9il‘¢Il£l1-li and vigor to weak,
easily tired men. women and child-
'fem Try im-. williams' rink Pins
this spring-they win not asap
Point yon.
8015 by el-l medicine dealers or
sent 'by mail at 50c s ‘box by The
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co.. Brook-
ville. Ont.
articles needed in the school, which
the institute decided to supply. A
new school committee was appolntl
ed. The next meeting will be held
in the school. `
-pay for n new
discussion took place on
vhanese work hut no
reached. The next
held at the home- oi'
Macdonald.
Sea View
wered roll
cipe and
meeting
ed to donate
Orphanage.
with a
.to Mt.
Sherbrooke Institute enjoyed an
interesting debate at their March
meeting. the subject being: “Re-
solved that travel is more beneilcisl
than reading." Fifteen members
home of Mrs. -N. M. Woodside, and
a lull attendance is requested, as
it. will he the annual meeting,
Georgetown. Nine members and
[our visitors attended the Maron
nieetlmg of this Institute. A vote
oi thanks was tendered Mns. Mac.
donald lor adonation to the Lib-
rary, also one 1.0 the Rink Manage
ment for their assistance on Car-
nival night. This club has decided
to set 'aside a sum of money to-'
wards a war memorial.
Murray River. Twenty~three mem.
bers and eight visitors attended the
Mrch ‘meeting of this Institute.
Three members were appointed to
make out a ~progra.m for the next
six months. This club is 'planning
to put on a sale oi home cooking
and aprons on April 9th. The next
imcetlng will he held at the home
of Mrs. Billie Keenan.
Springfield. ‘Six lmenlbers and
three visitors attended the Febru-
ary imeeting of this clu~b. After some
discussion it was decided to hold a
social in the near future, also to
place a new water tank and -black
board in the school.
visitors attended the March meet
irussion took -place on a new school.
Mrs. Margaret Mcbiichioll, through
MacDonald
visitors attended the meeting oi
|_°rn¢ Valley. Twelve .nienihers
attended the March mcetingoi this
institute. After reports ot sick and
schol committees. it was decided
to 'lgy 'n .map of Canada, also si
Bible for the ‘School New commit'
toes weroappoinied. One new mem-
licr was \\'elconie<i.
Spring .P;rk. Nine members at~
tended the ~Fehrusr.v meeting ‘if
this Chili. lt was decided io h0lil 3
Pie Social in the school in order tn
raise funds for the Institute.
Hazel ‘Grove. Thirteen inenrlicrs
answered roll call with ii. recipe Rl
the March meetink Of fills “lim-
Two visitors were welcomed. N0
new business was undertaken.
Viietorla. Eleven mcmlicrs rittond.
ed the March meeting Of this Insti-
tute and answered roll call/ wit' 2;
reciiiiiion, or a Brent fine. ltT\\f\»
decided io pay SIH0-00 10 me '"5'
tees oi the hall against debt ol
same. 'Proceeds from the enter-
tainment n.mountcd'to $90-00. This
lnstitnie has started a sewing class
for girls which is meetlnli every
week in the 'institute room. A liar-
cel of clothes has been sentin th;
orphanage Rummage Siile. Tw
,members ‘ol is institute .canvass
on the s¢iicelhiiisi.rict aadienroiled
21 menihers for thi’ R95 5'0" S91
eioty. 'rho next iirnnnaii meeiinii
will 'he held in the hall, and a lull
attendance is requested-
Frederieion. Fifteen members ang
three visitors attended the Marc'
meeting oi this club. The sum 0
$3.00 was voted io ~be given the
suctloneer for his services at a re~
cent pie social. A demonstration
on “Cakes and ilclngs" wa! sive"
at this aneetins- PWM We” “"5”
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A STAUNTON IMPROVEMENT
The ncini-xrimniirigpxocns was dc-
veloped and perfected in the factory
of Staunton: Limited, an industry
which liarbeen making wallpa ef
since 1856, The Staunton linc Ras
always led the field in improve-
ments. ln fact it is unsurpassed by
the wallpapers of any-country in
the world. The Staunton Line of
Wallpapers for 1923-4 is thc last
word in beauty ofdesigns :md colon
ing. lt is perfect in finish.
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ring _now costs less  
and one visitor were present. The ' _ _ _
next meeting will .bo held at the YOU know that time means money in_paper-liangmg -
that time, in fact, is the most expensive part of the job
But do you know that the cost of papering has now been
considerably reduced by the production of Staunton Semi-
Trimmed Wallpaper-that this new paper simplifies the job
throughout.
‘lt eliminates all trimmingi its selvage is cut in course of
manufacture. All you have to do is rap the ends of the
roll on table or floor andutiie salvage fails off. You can
realize what a big saving in time that means.
But Staunton Scmi»Trimined Wallpaper is also quicker to
hang. Being perfectly trimmed, it is easily matched. Being
22 inches in width, it takes less rolls of this paper to cover
your walls and consequently lcss time to hang. “Semi-
Trlmmed" saves you money ~< it saves all the muss and
disorder too.
- Ask `you'r dealer to show you the patterns.
STAUNTON
SEMI-TRIMMED WALLPAPER
Saves 712116
. MANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY BY ST AUNTONS LIMITED( TORONTO ,5
Cardigan. Ten members and two I . - YA Y
ing of this institute. A lengthy dis- > Y J
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the Women‘s .institute offered a 31  ,
prize or $10.00 to the boy or girl of ',11¢;;'./'__ _  
Cardigan or Roseneath school m1:ik_ ' » `f/`. V1 _ . 2 .
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aniinni_ion. e i \ _
be held at the home of Mrs. J. E. o ‘ . \\ ..vwi_ \ f ' w»-= ~
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Middleton. Six members and ten /'V //V  
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to have ri play in the hull in the
near -future. _ The next (annual)
meeiiing will .bo held at the home
oi Mrs. ‘Henry Weeks on April 16.
and roll call will ibe answered -by
each member .paying a nickel. `
Kingsboro had six members and
three visitors at their March meet-
ing. -Some discussion =took 'place on
having it concert soon. Stamped
blocks were given out for the Auto~
graph quilt. Several interesting pa-
pers were read.
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Spring Weather
Hiard on Baby
The Canadian Suriv! Weather”
one any mild and 'brishii ills “ext
raw and hlustery, is extremely hiiid
on the nary. conditions are such
that the mother cannot take the lit-
tlo one out for the fresh air B0
much to be desired. 1-ie is coniined
to the house which is often over
healed and badly ventilated. H9
catches cold; his little stomach
and bowels become disordered and
the mother soon has a sick :baby to
look miter". To prevent this an oc-
casional dose of Bs:by's 0_w_n »'I‘i_\g\,%.
lets should he given. They regulate
the stomach and bowels, thus pre-
venting or relieving colds. simple
levers, colic or any other oi' the
many minor ills oi childhood. The
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Tablets are sold by medicine desi-
ers or fby mail at 25:: a box irom
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co..
Brookville, Ont.
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this iiisiliiiie. 'New sick adnd scliiool J \ ‘\\\\'i'. `. Tl _,_ _
conimiitecs were appoint e. an i ~ y. \ V  u ‘ "`
was decided to put up hooks in ine i"\lllli\li\il\_ ‘.i.`{,;m_ Bai in the Long Run
school. This Institute has invited \`M`\,m'M:> ‘li
rho llcderliie and Searletown lnsti- i"\ii\_,`,l‘|i\i‘,`._-__U_._ N
tutes to ri si>€Ci“l "“"=iing to be held _ "l‘ii;¢.""».“‘ ` Glvel U00 dependable lainie
it the home oi' their 'President p   _ v` ' df. xrvueg at the “wwt
cost per mils even-gknowls.
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A Steph Forward
Following up our Policy of the
MARITIMES FIRST, we have ar-
ranged to have our “LEADERS” in
Scribblers “Made in Truro.”
Our Salesmen will soon visit you l
with samples and values we believe
Superior to the Upper Province
Houses. _ ..
LESS FREIGHT. N 0 SALES TAX
WAIT FOR US. IT WILL PAY YOU
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J ust received Ma Jong. Retail for v
$1.00; Retail prices same as New
York. ._
Baird - Thomas - Scott, Lid.
fran, N. s.
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