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Connnaaazrron LIIFE m. WEI-COME INN - F 0 k 51:24:21‘, i6798-7-12-812 COOLEQJFIQIZQT 0N Mm Dimvmr B 3 I‘ I ll l‘ g; wayes. s w‘ beitgofigglail; On Monday zrfwriioon July 19th.

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noarn noon imoun Milled from washed wheat for your satis- fflvt-lvn- L~1075-'l-28-tf.

—-_._ TENNIS DANCE Beach Grove m". Wednesday, Aug. 11

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-___ ACCIDENT T0 FOOT -—- The 1mm!’ friends of Mr. Duncan J. Campbell, De Sable, regret to learn that he entered the P, E. I, Hospital suffering from a bad foot accident Friday night,

ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mrs. William E Callbeck announce the

SALAD TEAS 40 Cents. HOT CHICKEN DINNER by RESERVATION 3 Course Dinner — 50 Cents 4 Courne Dinner — 65 Cents HOME MADE ICE CREAM

and CAKE A SPECIALTY.

In Memoriam

MR. AND MRS. THOMAS

TAYLOR.

there passed away at it's home in lower Montague, Daniel J. Stew-

art in the 68th year of his age. Deceased was a son of the late David Stewart, Lower Montague, and a brother of tile late premier

J.MD. Stewart. Charlottetown. r.

An outbreak oi an unidentified dzseasc among the foxes of one of ‘the larger ranchers of this district. i iielrcvcd b_v lHHhOYlLES of the Pro-

gtewar. “as educated Mi VlllCldI Dcptrrtlneiit of Agriculture, Prince of Wales College, Cliarfofic-t l0 b9 Y0K di-slflllllfil‘. has 080595 , town. and for a number of years} the drnth of over one hundred ‘ taught in various schools rhroutth- flllllllnis since the beginning of out the province. lie afterrvards bc- the prtnclit year. The trouble is

came engaged llr iruit-farruiirg and flower-grlrdetliug on tlic old horn"- siend. which jilacc lic remained rrrr- til his death. Mr. Stewart had thC believed that any seriolls threat to distinction of grow ng fourly differ‘- m“ foxes of the whole vmmlty ex- em varieties of strawberries and i . many varieties of lllllllls and flflplo» - having imported a lat-cr- number oi .

t'llil ilicti to one rirltcil at the pres- ~-rr‘ tine. and wliilc the mortalzty riltc has been lush there. it is not

b. . Specimens have been sent to

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new ISLAND Pnonucls DIIIISTAFFNAGE ICE CREAM

IN ALI. POPIQIAR FLAVORS

“ ORANGE SIIERBET”

FRESH BIITTERMILK

rrasr GRADE‘

RUSSELL r801. i t. in Fag-oi y ’

CHAIR'S

Billie Burke 5:41.... flu-well Ilnrnthg Wilson-Multan]! ’

Eflmlgenlent of their only daugh- ter Myrtle Elizabeth to George Elmer. 50ft of Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald. Crapaud, marriage to ‘like Dlace first September. L-i-iso.

‘SEASON ‘TICKETS for the Pro- vincial Exhibition are now on sale l“ all Drug Stores These admit m 00901115 performance Monday evening and mornings, after-groups "ml evenings Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. You see every bit of the show, stock judging, races and vaudeville, in the after- 110005. vaudeville, horse show and fireworks in the evening. over $0.00 value for $3.00. ‘rhey are transferable.

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REVISITS PROVINCE - Mr. Albert Taylor. of North Regina, Sask., formerly of the teaching staff of West. Kent School, is on a two weeks’ visit to relatives and friends here. Mr Taylor. who ls QED-Bod in teaching ill Saskatche- wan, corroborates the reports of the serious drought conditions over‘ large areas of the Prairie Pro-

WIFE

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. doors Illa Ilol I "mm- _TIlflmilsMlIf:Ii0II-IIOIl8l‘Ill8I h“ m (Maj. t ___

.. mm“ ma,“ fl\_.._ ( . _ b k AFTER rrrjrv YEARS -—Vlsit-

~ I it [Elflllqwig 0|! the Province after‘ nearly

< ' y years’ a sence ls M J11

ALSO ‘ ' ' S. Dockendorff, of gortldlnd‘,

LATEST NEWS , 1 “qlfle. fomlerly OfAMount Hope. TRAVELOGUE V, v \ M. Dockendorff is a. son of the MUSICAL late Ml‘, Solomon Dockendorff, of

_ Cavendish andvMount Hope, and - ___ has many relatives on the 151M141

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BUS LEAVE

I-‘OR SUMMERSIDE Dally except Sunday 8.00 A.M. Saturday only 10.30 PM.

Daily except Saturday Saturday only

Dally except Sunday

Daily except Saturday Saturday only

Daily except Sunday

To Halifax

Leave daily except Sunday Via Ilnchclaga at 4.00 EM.

Fares are low" Arrive Halifax 12.00 Midnight.

I-‘ull information at I. M. T. Ticket Office.

ISLAND MOTOR TRANSPORT LTD.

THEY WERE IN E MOOD FOR LOV

until mama stepped out... on the Rivieramand papa

landed in jail! Your l favorite comics, in Anita Loos’ grand- est film revel! '

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A "MELODY GIRL" L "NATURE'S SONGSTERS"

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liilPlTflb-Today —uesday—Wedne§sday

island Motor Transport Ltd.

Summer Bus Schedule

CHARLOTTETOWN

Sunday only l0.30 A.M. 8.30 PM. FOR. SUMMERSIRE (VIA BURDEN)

FOR BORDEN (VIA SUMMERSIDE) connecting with Mainland Bus Service

ron NORTH LAKE (VIA souaTsi

FOR. TIGNlSII

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lDirect Bus Service

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.. c - To PARENTS

dollltilie the child versatile. If you s, - _ moth" geéleeilire being a fairy god hlflfbt children run on a track. a ‘ll K0 to school, known how to Y: dishes or rake grass, dress a fl-‘flits lie-sentry It'll and hold ml‘ "fkvcfly when they eat.. lllilil‘ they take music or fillcflilltr, and know how to skim or- mmi a bnil. ‘nut allowing for oc- u-hwunl permissions to attempt the ‘Haunt. tlie~ are in general en- Y Breen about things outside lllell’ "Euler orbits. la summer and an auspioous “m? l0 show them a few helpful Th” W111 mil e m, men

Naturally he finds many changes since he left here in September. 1888. as a youth of eighteen. but he is hopeful of renewing old acquain- tanceship during his two Wenkg’ visit. His wife, formerly Miss Milicia Muttart, of Lot. 15, visited the Province last year.

PERSONALS

Mr, and Mrs. H. R. Stewart and family left today on return to Ot- tawa.

The Misses "Babs" Walsh and “Del” Hughes, arrived home from an enjoyable mot-or trip to Monc- ton, Amherst and Halifax.

Mr. William Mahar of Lowe Bros, Charlottetown contractors was a visitor in Kcnslngton. Sum- merside and Borden on Sunday.

Miss Lillian Welsh, has arrived from Boston on an extended visit to her sister Mrs. Emily MacAulay, St. Avards, where she is enjoying a very pleasant holiday.

lnady

Colonel and Mrs. S. S. Weather- bie of Bellcvue. have returned home after a six weeks motor trip through the Eastern States. Que- " bee, Gaspe and the Maritime Provinces.

TO“’N OLYMPICS"

Mrs. W. C. McLeod, Kensing- ton. Mrs. P. L. Thompson, Mar- gate. Mrs. Russel McKay. Mrs. J. F‘. Proffltt and Misses Miriam and Helen Profltt. Kensington, are spending a vacation at the Profitt summer house Darnley Point.

Eastern Guardian

(VIA KENSINGTON)

12.15 RM. 2.10 P.I\I. 4.00 IHM. i "ROBIN HOOD FLOUR makes

lovely light loaves of tastier bread. L-1075-7-2R-tf.

and Sunday 3.45 RM. 0.00 IKM.

Plume

2.10 ILM.

ltlontague Branch Canadian Legion will hold its annual picnic on Bill .-\nnear‘s farm. Lower Morl- lague, on Wedncxlny, August ll. at 2 p. m-

All returned mcn and their fam- , illes arc invitctl tn attend. Sports, swimming, refreshmcnls~ B o x

lunches mine as last your. L-lfl,

and Sunday 4.30 EM. 1.30 PJtl. 11.00 P.l\l.

4.00 RM.

Georgetown -— . Charlottetown -

Bus Service NQTI-CE

STARTING MONDAY. MAY W"!

“m QIQIQLQI: Qfmf This is to hoary that the Cah- qg :¢a1|on-- 8.40 A.M. adian Adjulrnetlt Bureau have s; fher¢§g;-- 8.50 A.M. discontinued collecting for Dr. J. y..." .. .._- 9.00 A.M. n. moronic-in. Dr. M- A- Mac- [Fjsquld _ _ - 9.10 A.M. Guigan and Dr‘. J. E. Corrigan. In ; Fort Augustus — 9.30 A.M. regard to future payments please - Webster's Corner 9.35 AM- consult the doctors.

Arrive Charlottetown — 10.00 A.M. Canadian Adju iment Bureau.

Leave Charlottetown — 4-00 P-M- - bu“

pm,” _ _. __ _ 5.00 PM. Cardigan — — — 5.30 EM.

Arrive Georgetown — — Mill P-M- sglllfflfly night-a leave Georle- town 6,10 P. M. ‘ -

Leave Nubana Tea Rooms a 11.00 P. M.

Pagengcrs are fully protected DY lnuurnnce Ior lny accident that mo! h”... while driving ln this BI“-

Stopu at NOBANA TEA ROOMS ALLISON I-IUESTIS

(E510 George_St-V_

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remember and profit by what. they do.

There's James. And there are three tape that drip and need new 1 washers. Let his fgtbler sun‘: flckets 50c Each (Tu Extra) how to fix one an en 8 ,, . Gym) pjmcl" ‘t. permission to try his hand at the §_ "5 A - __ I

other-along, .

— TONIGHT-

Al. Blanchard‘! Oreheltra

ITALIAN S USE

and the veneer — I th fr i f the greater part , , ~

_ , exgitetdmagoaldl.’ according to tho Danrlrll 9 - 12.80 I Industrial Department of the Can - adian National Railways. Modern}

The community of lower Mon- gilgue was saddened last weak by e Gleam of Mr‘ Thomas Taylor‘ there were seven lurntircd vawet gngkmms ‘Hie’ l_°ll"°llY Adelalde, nf Gladloll. sixty-five varieties oi a an‘ Bl‘ ma" home lll l-nwef‘ Oriental Irises. lualiy Montague, after a short one week. Mrs. Taylor

frees from France, England Scotland. In the flower

| florvers.

dleil m’! sllndfly.‘ Tile funeral service

which

the bereaved family.

Sterling, Geurgctuurl, Rev. Mrs. Taylor was born at Guru-cm

Hughes, and Rut. HLSlOll Flaunt-

Just last December they cclcbrat- Long‘

ed their Golden Wedding, Always together during their long married life their separation through death was short. Mrs. Taylor “'85 ,1 grey, lover of flowers and spent mam‘ 59%‘? hfOlIF-s. in her garden. (leorge Anncar‘. John Aitlzerr. \’v‘.rl- fr’ e unelal service was held, l-we Alike-n anti Urmond PUUIL‘.

~°m the home 0n Tuesday after-t The floral tributes were as fol-

ire pail bearers were, .\lc.-..~rs. Jnnles Hewitt, lluvid \Vruitit

noon. The service was conducted lows:- b-'t'_ll9f Pastor Rev. A. H. Longfi Wreath, King's C0,, Exhibition assisted b_v Rev. Mr. Fdannizan, Association.

The service was largely

attended‘ Crescent, Lower Niontaguc friends

and W05 VPTy short owing m the Potted Plant, Sterling Young 11111655 of Mr. Taylor, The Hvmny People's Society.

The Lord's My Shepherd, ~“'a5 Wreath, David and Alan Ste-r- sung‘, t art

M1; Taflor died on Thmsdflvi Wreath, Mrs. Mont. Wrupht and i-lllly 29. I-Ie was born at Cubits. “m5 M'l°Q““l'l'le'

iNewfoundlahd, in 1861. m. illness‘ sgfay- N“ wlgllimal‘ “ml ll“- also lasted just seve d '11-. ‘ u By‘

funeral service was hleld ahst. thgl sway’ Mri and Mrs‘ Herb Puole" ‘home with Rem A K mm and; Pillow, Mi. and Mrs. Alorit, An-

.Rev. Mr. Flannigan offi ‘att i m‘ . _. . _ .

PML Long spoke words of cfxlmfgi": kmsipray, Mr. and Mrs. Vvallatc Art.

ll” ll“? l‘°’”~"°°l Yllmlll’ l" his Wi- vvreath, Mr. and Mrs. David

dress A large number or friends wnghg

‘lliflldell ll“? Service Wreath, yrr. and Mrs. will Mac- The hymns, Jesus. Lover of mv Lag-en,

sflul- ""4 The Lord's my Shepherd. Wreath, Mr. and Mrs. polar. Cow- were sung. an ,

The many beautiful floral tri-l Vlreath, Mr. and Mrs, John Alt- blltes at both funerals bore mueoi ken testimony to the esteem in which the deceased were held.

‘Three sons and two daughter; 8fe_ left to mourn. Nathaniel of Albion. Cornelius of Lower‘ Mont. Hlrue and Lcbert on the Home- stead. Marv of Jamaica Plains Mass. and Mrs. Lebert MacFarlane 0f 10W“ Montague. Two daughter: predeceased them some vears ago,

The pallbearers at both services

Wreath. Mrs. Beaman anti Giadys

Spray. Mr. John L-rrndrigan.

Spray. Dr. and Mrs. L. A. John- stone.

Plllow, Gorge and Helen \Vrirrht.

Spray, Mr. and .\l'rs. H, \V. Da- vison,

There is left to mourn the ines- timable loss, his widow‘, nr-e Ethel Wrghtman, daughter of the late Capt. J. A. W ghtnlan and granti-

, __ dauqhtcr of the lute Hon. Joseph $532,}, Leybil Mllpmrllllw- (‘TQWP Wirtittlntrn, also one atloptcd sou. ' ‘O “s ‘lawman Wllllllm Vi/oodrou‘. L-l-ifitl Edm-mds. Reuben Vatchcr Howard Vatchcr.

Wild Lifelh J aspet‘ Park

JASPER PARK Lolitit Various species oi w: . . looked upon as a pm. .‘iilt'I par of the everyday tlniric at Ja-j Park Iiodue. This vent‘ the f footed animal" clll to be on a

Mr. Hammond R‘. Large Dies At Charlottetown

Mr. Hammond R.

Large well- more fl‘lt‘l1fII_\Y had;- tluiu evcr and klmwll lillljm-‘Qhout the Province already have coluc out to check til-- dled at his home in Charlotte- guests at the Lodge !"\i‘l' Appir-

town Saturday after a long illness. He was 73.

A son of the late lvLr, and Mrs. Philip Large he was associated for many years with his father and brother, Alfred. 1n carriage build- ing. He was also connected with the City Fire Department and was captain of the salvage corps for some time.

Besides his wife he l1 survived by one son. Philip sychey, in Win- nipeg, three daughters, Mrs. .1. L, Cirrran, Charlottetown; Mrs. Ian MacArthur, Toronto; and Betty, in Charlottetown. lvlrs. Dr. Burill of California I5 a sister,

erltly ‘hey have irjrjivoud and are carrying on wacre they lc." off last. _vc:ll‘,

The bears. oi tirilrix-c. rule hizbli‘ in guests‘ interest a td llIfPllfIy have

wrestling bouts on the first way of the golf cnttrsc.

frolicking alllits have a big way with the e: Just to shou‘ its mother mule drrr twins recently orty a few _i,‘arri\ away from the llltir tee. The new arrivals are fine healthy voting- sters and in honor of this being

fail‘- Their

visitor's.

gave birth to

{The funeral which will be prlv- fgllvggillliflltlhrjllllqln“ nyllflg altsflwrllmbebgieldcgfiay.‘ l The ser- “Margaret R“sp-~u ' l “c e‘ bl’ m“ Beaver will bc qutfc jii-lttii:tl'

Andrew MacKenzie of the United

Church and Rev‘ Dr’ Lcsntc of and have rouluirurcd rm curly pm-

_ a _ gram of lltilllc bllililillg on the

SI“ James Presbsterhn Chmch‘ shores of L411‘ Biauvtri, lli,IIt"l'lll2 an Increase ill the juqiui. lion uf

SIBILAN-rs SWEEP the Lilc 'l‘llc_v tile cirlftiuttvl ii»:- STARTLING STORY lievers in tilt» rccrrltir- Zuuircllcd

______ home iltlprtticltlctti liiilll,

MACQN_ Ga" Aug 5__stamed Groluliosltlau (illl-s is titc trill}: scanners of seriate S's said surfelt lllilll lll llle l-“(lw “ll” "l" ‘l of sibitnng; ggenwd Cgygam (or 5m. headache front the artful: i, He dents seeking to read the Rev. J, has to elnpltn a man to l'l’lf‘ n.

F. Cargiles 13.000 word novclctte in which each word begins with tho 19th letter of the alphabet.

The 66 year old Baptist mission- ary mnister has been working on his opus, “The Gladiator's Choice," for two years and said he deter- mined to confine himself to “S" words "for reasons of my own."

Carglle conceded that; reading the seemingly simple sentcnces—-excrlse it, please-—of his book "takes some thought," but added succinctly: "So does reading Milton's ‘Para- dLse Lostl"

Sibilant sample:

"Spain's sapph re seas. surging sonnrously. scared sickly sojourners. Stephen's ‘Sea Ships‘ sailed swiftly southward. Scattered seaweed (sun-, struck» shone serenely. Seaguls gxgléllellrfilyffleaihapilgglgtelilléls?“gsgilglgll strgind a folk shrill whi c {high nkp.

- - ' the are of luscious fruit, tie oc‘.- fares. Bwltbind several remindi- "91, it‘ “Iona with Npfivlllifills of vcnccr m! "meillllli alomllclksllllslylng‘ i and wood-pulp and paper. thcr Iltllll- T“ initiated colored avioramu o l" MAPLE AN" St, Lawrence. dhtlpthc jiiviurc o; FOR VENEER“ the dining car of the Canidiiin Pa- --—- i cific with its \VII'I(IOW5 tootdiic or. Maple burls are in demand in. o wdc horizons-all tllcse. and

bicycle all night around tho lwlec grounds to l-z cp the dccr from "af- ing up his bctiillitj; jilririts.

BIT OF CANADA SEEN IN PARIS

MANCHESTER, Eng. litrg. 5-A staff writer of the Aluuchcstcr Guardian was impressed Canadian pavilion at thc Pa. . hibitlon. Corltrastitlrz ii with the British pavilion he wrote: "Oil the whole, hon-ever, one feels that the adjoining Canad an pavilion is mucll better in many \\'£l)'S——(‘.\l)CC— tally one. It makes Canada live in the visitor's mind.

"The beautiful

forests and prairies and Canadian "IllCS, the Frcnch-Carlrrdlrln woman

BIRCH BURLS

u Italy for use in veneer work. Dir-ch . ‘inny other things. giro lire visitor‘ around a bit. and If! 3'0"!‘ Vl’ bur-jg are also used, ‘These burl!‘ o ‘feev of Canada. and nhno-t a tience. but. in the end they W-ll form part of the root of the trcc= l-lllllnlz."

which is mad‘

MONDH" _ ype of furniture makes use oil 1:30 p. m-Fmnnutiee of Stewards Venom hence the demand. Board 500m-

anrl i garden ‘

I‘ |l(l"l

illness Oil peony roses. sweet-pert; atld other" ill" ‘llgillllllll

r. 0,.

'l'ht-, honorary pail bearers were, Alcssrs. Leslie and Gco. llotilti. Don- . aid Ross, Benj. Wrngilt, C. ll. Poole’ and Mkint. Arlricrrr, .vl,P.P. The act- i

r.

started to stage tiirl; hippodrotne-

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photographs of

‘—|ll'Il!ll"IIlf‘S of the Federal Govern- ment at. Ottawa and the ranchers‘ ill this ‘ocality are awaiting -a re- from the examination. It

beam ml -_ tlli-zes about three weeks f0 idelit‘ti'

which causes fox

ifllwlPllllltll‘ and ll is expected ‘hat

was, ll rcplj.‘ wl‘l be forthcoming wltlin

JlllY 25- Ill5t lolll days before i liclti from his late t‘r-.\i<lerrvt~ on,‘ ll ‘-\‘ ‘k Vfivfllflflfo 0i Tlllfi Pm"- her husband. The two deathsi Wednesday aftemoorh ‘m3- 21w‘ inct- llirvc been active in their ef- come as a great shock to their; “P8 largely atiencied. Ottit-ianng forts to idcliizfr" the trouble and to {friends and neighbors and.muchi at the service was his jiasror ltcr. combat it. The federal govcrn- ‘- heart felu sympathy i5 extended A. H. bong, assisted by Rev, Jrmir rucnt rs cOHLIllCIllliZ an extcnsive

i h protect at Hill! to zaini rllilviun alvut fox (Iistcnirl-r. I

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Island, Newfgundmnd‘ m 1867‘ gun, Montague. The hymns in use to diam,“ nyfctrtng lIln Inca]- slre and he; husband came itor the service were, “Our Blcssctl, t.) g flvppnrs m attack U". mpi [lower Milnl-flillle over fortv ycarsi RQGOElllEL" "Loud Klllllly Lllllll." run- in thelungs. specimens wirtchl ago and resided in that place ever‘ and Cross m; me B-Inn a so”. Ilnve brcn opened after death? six-ML beautifully rendered riy Rev. Mint hh,,,_,..nq w“, deterioration o;

i tirc~e (ii-calls. Some animals arei flocked in the intestines. ThPi it's! svmiwioms are rtsttal‘_r' loss of- atiiicfnr- and tvalcring of the rites. i 'l‘lte fox llsuvllv <'l'es within three i n)‘ [our davs of ShflWlIliZ thesei

< r-ris Willie the zliscase has spread Ill the one ranch where it hap- jir-vtvd

and so appears to be con- evtenl. t has no sign of spreading to‘ ne trlrlznrlti: ranches.

‘The disease has similar charac- teristics fotlltitwhich affected the ranchers of Prince Edward Island‘ several years am when laree nrlm— - bcr. of foxes died. There ‘s a p06- sihillty that it may be the 551116. truitble wh ch has broken out here.‘

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Meeting

The _loint meeting which is held each Aucust of the different W M’. S. auxiliaries of St. John's. Pl‘l".‘~I)_\'Ifl‘lf'II‘i Church Belfast was held in the church hail on Wed- nrn-dav. Aug 4 with a, large num- ber of ntembers and visitors pre- sent. This years mbefing was in cimrgt- of the Flat River Auxiliary and Mrs. Dan IvfacLeod presided. Meeting opened b_v singing Hymn. 354 follotvi-cl b_v the Scripture read- i in: which was read responsivclynt The minutes of the last regular” utter-titles \\ ere read b_v each secre- tary in ttrrn also the minutes (if. the Good Hope Mission Band by Allcne xlaeldaehcrn.

A splendid tribute for the 200d. work tho-e young girls are doing‘ I wars §2l\'l‘ll b_v the President and re-

ported Ivfariott MacDonald was made a life member during the year in nlcnrory of the late Miss I\I.’ll"‘lll"I flint-Donald. who or- gtllr tr! the blind.

Next year the meeting will he In t ciurr-zc of the South Pinctte atridli- itry with Mrs. Chas. A. Morrison. Prcsirictrt. who will also preside at- the Wort-is Day of Prayer SPTTITC‘. i

A bcatltlltli hallqltet of cut. flmv-t ' crs on the table were presented by] . Mrs. Mabel MacEacht-rti. in i ,lllf'lllttl'_\‘ of friends and co-tvrorkcrs \\'Ilfl int-c been called beyond dur-