Manda s. 1941

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WESTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS: J. Elmer Murphy. ill Hanover Sta eud George Claw. IO Ottawa St. SUMMERS“)! and PRINCE COUNTY

Neel. Subscriptions. Adveriialag

Tho Guardian may be bought daily Al any of the

follovvhg store: in iuuuueulde: H, Bookstore. Water Street: -~ Carlie: Drugstore. Water Street; raroato Bakery. Water Street: Mart Gaudet. C1 Granville Street

The Guardian wlllbe delivered to any homo in tirunmeralde. carrier no: at to per day er lie per week. i Plioao 20 for this nrvloa- u. it" your order to use ‘boy reapouailrle for deliveries on your route.

TwXvTen. - One midi m.‘ -ron sane, - strrviomy glllee Safe. Write Kensinxiflu. B01 plants three varieties. Due to

flarge demand for

94. 1 _ ‘early. Lewis Moase. New ‘Annan. __|‘0ll SALE. — 100 acres woodi

anti lllfllbfl‘ land. Apoiv Mrs- Jolt-n‘. 4:00am - Bedeque mint. A. ilatthews. OTAIPY- iTllLlfSdlYi March t. Holman! Ltd. Sumrnerside vs. Freetown Royals. Skate after.

_l;st.‘APl-2D_—T:oln my ‘ranch, plgiilllllll male felt. Elsi-marked. Eduard pymeilt. Kensington. a

, Thursday, March C, lecond game

SIIIPMENT Pies“, in final series of North Shore

u" Y¢°‘~""*d~N°w League. Darnley vs. New Annan.

The Slmlmer" ‘Admission 35 and 5 cents. Game jSI/ufte B230.

-S.\lALl. pressure Cookers 1 pm, $15.95 each. m; Hardware Co.

—TA.KES POSITION — Miss Audrey Acton, viiho has been sup- ervisor of the operating depart,- merit in the Prince County Ho:- pital has left for Toronto t0 take a similar position in the Toronto East General Hospital. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. M. C. Acton.—S.

-l-‘0lt SALE — One York boar lg‘ ulso one young Clyde horse. amid“ Loglgy. summerside. RR.

,\\‘ll\' WORRY ABOUT COAL.

» .1 range oil burner at l. lson and 00.. Summerside. they last.

_i;.~.-rnn sitTEiXt. No. l4 Galv.

Pails. iwintrd Wd- Qua-mill’ um‘ 4:01am MEETING - a - lttd- i “Pills c?“ Th” summm“ tartan Leslie Simmons vras tliae side liitliiliill"! C“ speaker at the regular meeting

of the Sunztlnerside Rotary Club in Leo Doyle's Reslaumnt fyester- dny. He gave a very timely and interesting talk on his recent visit to the Southern United States in connection with mar- lkets for seed potatoes. Mr. Lorne MacFarlane was a guest-S. ’

_.\\'\‘L'.\l. MEETING of the (,3) Dairying Co-operatlve Assovlniiml Limited, will be held in the King George Hall, Kensingtori. Tuesday. March 18th. 1947, at 1-33 i’. .\l.

4.051‘ — In or between Char- l lollctiitvn nnd Sum-merside. llUJ‘ rap innrked Packard l2. Finder|

‘y Lorne MacPariane, Reward.

—PROPERTY SOLD — A busi- ness properly on Central Street, $lln1l1li3l‘5id9.0l7~’ncd by the Misses Dorothy and Wanda Wyatt and occupied by lilo Royal Slllrs ()3.

__y.;f\_\>\||i;|_yrj|yir'|‘i|lll‘ p015; largo was sold by public auction nt m,‘ slsn nlld $2.30 cach. The noon yesterday. After some Sutlimerside liartl-vrtirc Co. r] ltcd bidding it was sold to

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‘ ll/lr. J. E. Dalton for $4,400.00. The auctioneer was Mr. Hugh P‘. Morrison-S.

—-(.'AR|) PARTY AT sea VIEW and Mrs. Earle McKay were llcs tn n large number of illOlltlS ill their home in sea View mi Fl'l(l8_\' evening February 26th. Th5 owning was most pleasantly l[l"lli in wards. ’l"welvo tables of progressive auction were player. during thc cvclling and when the

—FUNER.AL OF LATE l-ZART. IIECKBERT — The funeral of the late Earl Hrckbcrt was held uli Monday afternoon from Trin- ity United Church. Sumnlvrside.

_ _ L d H .8‘ bum] the service being conducted by i“? riii-iioodultilrlcmpbelrwgon the the pastor. Rev. K. Ct. SIlllilVBll. indies‘ lirizr llllfl Ml‘. William c.'Thv PQli-bPBFPY-‘i were Messrs-

Doilald the gents‘ prize. A dGItCIOKISl Hubert McDonald. Alfred Small. luurli was served by the hostessli-lerbcrt Phillips. Bud MacKc-n- assisted by the committee llt el1arge.;zie, Norman Perry and Reg. At R late hour kind izoodniznts squarabriggg hfcnlibgps of m; wrre said after thanking the host; Canadian Lfgin“ nlt._.ndcd___s_

and hostess for the pleas-rut eve- ning which was sponsored by the‘

realized from the proceeds of the lhe You"; Ad“; group of Kensing- evening. ,ton United Chureh met at [home of Mr. -('LARKE-SMALL — On Sat- Champion.

Rum prune“ small‘ younger ilmved with Bible Snilldy led by Riv. flflilglllfl‘ oi Mr. llnd Mrs. George il-ggvllbalgélxllfrwg’; all‘ Céiéljlét": Brig‘: szis cideRtLadMlfi. . “i " ' it'll. oiiiiiiitflsl. ti“ m? ~.....i yrfwrrjpl dlljivgslor; rpllvtoggwlgls Mrs. Mrlville claim. Lot l6. . ‘s m". ‘"*'-°"°‘“ if!‘ ' _ _ . mg England s beautiful countryside. “NC joined in marriage by the.“ “coast w c” Flight" and s-l-hc lti-v. K. G. Sullivan at the Trin- Mystew Di M“ w}. Rcrreshmclns ii" Ullilvd Church Rrsmmg“ I were served olld the meeting closed Summerslde. The young bride._wm, p"ye,-_

ivho was very chic in a gown of .____ Cairo bltfe rayon crepe, with top- _p|_l|;(;|{,a5|; pngfllgwry ._. roat of twilight bhle, black ac- Mr‘ wlllard McDonald l,“ ‘m; ri-ssurirs mid n corszige of CZllTlIl-Ichgggd a prgpg-l-ty on First strum

li0rl$.‘('il0Sl‘ ‘for hei- brldcsmflidisununerside, from the Island hf‘ *l-il"ri M155 301v" SmB-li. RI Motor Transport. Co. Ltd. on i‘; “'39 “‘°l'“ l1 511i?’ 0i 8P9!’ W°°l which he plans to crcct. a garage “mi "75" bi°u5lh B")? llfli- itmdinnd automobile showroom. Con- FUTSBS" n! Ciirttfllivrls- Tile brl - I struction is expected to begin as groom nus nttrlldcd by is soon as the frost is out of the lnrnrl. Mr. Sterling T-iltllllllfitifl- ground. The Island Motor Tralis-|

Ftlihwiltll a wedding breakfast at '11P twine of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke motored to Mone- toii on their honeymoon. Later iiirl’ will return to Lot l0 Where they will rcsldc for a time. Best wishes are extended to this pop- "1" 1W": coupltn-S.

ORE NE

—G. H. M.-

port Co. Ltd. purchased this property last summer to erect a bus terminal but it was later de- cided that tlie site was not suit- able for this purpose. There had been a house on the property but this was sold and moved to another location last falL-S;

TUIISIPQKRA SPECIAL! For only 25 cent: you can gel. a Cotton Plaid no n o protect your hair-do from dirty apring weather. - - - T-lteae ml aulc in the DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.

"n it's an old lrlah ouatom-to send good vviahe: to your friends hM- . atrlelta dey—:o dont be forgettln‘. Tito China Department fl llrnnd selection o! St. Patrick Card: from which to make your

ch | v_ _ _ _ < nélrarnrMENg-o come In while the dlvplay l: etill oornpIahn-CI-IINA " ill" r-re rho-lea on bull: e llflltele uiu Spring. you almlid

_‘:e§.l::l_lr order at uneo. lleyclee are etill on the hard-to-proeure liat "Mai: Hares and only amall shipment: or the three heat known m“ I - - M" Standard and Majestic. are coming in. To avoid

W"! fitment-book your order NOW In the HARDWARE DEPART-

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For you. who lover dainty lingerie-tile Dry Good: nap-remain ltlfu-mlrlvlon Err, heautflully rude by Gothic. . . . lecturing’ the It h ‘on: waist . this am l: uia laae word in light llllny 501111011, n 075 lcttay to launder and it drier In a flaah. -_ - - Ellen 82 and 3|.

~- n the our oooos DEPARTMENT.

Magi: Chceeo to enliven your Lenten ohm. - - - ch59]; lg m gm. no Gmlglh In your diet-lt ll one of the molt nourishing fooda. rum ry Dfizerfmcnt he! a finejeleelon of Cheue. - - - The ‘M llllnlirlt Cheese in Iuall packager. oroaai Cheese vvlth reliah ehultlflatlanclga! ohecse. small giant! baby Cheeao and our: ovvn doll. “Roomy unit“ on}; av for your Cheelo awqr-afelil0llll.—

“l! IIIIIIIOIS Olin Cum For hhpphm

aali med f POI Dice been!!! bolls, Filo wotligr atria aloctioaaf l: rea t time ehttlou-ne!

t 00d any

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bu; god , . . . . - lilo com d asta on toallsalaa vnatelhom

Ara 0f a akin ranali, Too fovr

plants order

—HOCKEY -- Kenalnglon ftinlr. .

—-YOUNG root-Ed's MEEHNG Sea View W. l. A nice sum was_ _Qn Mondny evening. March 3rd.,

y caermr.

IDA iUPiNO Di iilli/iiiii it‘

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-ALUlillNUM and Nickel Plated Tea Kettles available at The Sum- merside Hardware.

-G'UARANTEED narranlls —0ld prices while prelent ltefl ifsts. Kensington Service Sta- t on.

—-I'0LlCE COURT - In the Suimmerside Police Court yester- day morning the cases against two Sumnierslde men charged respectively with theft and re- ceiving stoicn goods were ad- |']0urncd till Friday due to the illness of one of the attorneys-S.

Personals

i i i —-Mrs. Arthur Thomson and lit- ’ tie rdaughtenCarol have returned to

thei-r home in Tryon alter visiting lher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ltd. i 510119. Freetown.

~Mrs. Wilfred Kelly. sum- ,"1"l'5l<i¢‘. is a patient in the l Prince County Hospital with

i pneumonia-S.

i —Friends of Mr. Russell Thom- ison. ‘Bryon. are sorly to hear he its a patient in Prince County Hos- ‘plilll and all hope for his speedy l recovery. i -Mrs. Carle Crockett. Sum- ,mersidc. has returned 119mg from llifontreal accompanied by ihier |sorl.'Herbcrt. who llild been a ,patir~nt iii the Children's Mom- oriai Hospital there. it is pleas- ing to report tlmt his condition is much in-lprovcd-S.

i‘? \ i —-Mr. William Matthew. Surn-

imvrside. who recently suffered in dislocated shoulder, w-hcn a ‘horse which he was attending

lsprang_ forward in the stall, is much improved and able to be

the. _ and Mm. Everettlmound S’

The worship pcrlod. ,. . lifflill morning at 8 o'clock Miss Conducted by Group No. 3, was fol-y 5.81M“

DART] fill-MI] MAN

IN NEW wnnnlsn rlcrulm

i —As a irelconie relief from the -.m0fe usual boy-nicets-girl romance | that comes out of Hollywood, War- ‘ncr Bros. han- vcntured to pro- iduce a new and diffcrent type of iscrren love story that ccm-blrles lsound plot with skillful presenta- ;t1on. "Devotion," currently playing ,at the Capitol Theatre is that pic- ture Concerned with the strange Itrianglc of two sisters who fall l.n tilie film ‘boasts a topnotoh cast of players 'headed by stars Ida Lupine. Paul I i

iiovc with the same man,

lfenreid. Olivia. de Ilavilland and Sydney Gl'€6‘l'lSl.l'€0L_ | Rarely. with the exception. per- lllaps. of a few musical extruvag-i anzas, has so much potential dTllq math: ability been assembled in one‘ film, Ida Lupino and Olivia. de Havilland. both acreeaes of uu-i common beauty and no mean oblb‘ ity, are cast aa tho mutually de-

g TCIIAY (TIIIIIISIAY)

SHOWS 1.15 —- 9.15 llatlm Thursday at 3.30

ullllllllpnlll (iiliiilillillll

e an‘! lliilltlll. nunmltsvmnnrull f.

Caravan. Mrs. Wallace Donald gave In brief address taking as her theme This is the time." Mrs. Neil Bai- b°"l‘ ""8 very sweetly "Near to the heart of God." The offering which amounted to $7.00 we; 1154i. veted by Mrs. Johino. Gordon and will ‘be used tor the. printing and distributing of Christian Lite}. lure for women and ‘mildren of other lands.

Mr. Harry Pridhaln was a busi- "985 visitor to Charlottetown I- a couple of days last week.

Ber to town on lifanday to see his wife who is a patient in the Pr “cc Edward Island Hospital.

His friends sorry to learn lhut Mr. Fred Ramsay. M. L.-A ' still confined to his home by“

The sy pathy _of the xonimunlly goes ou to Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Dunn in the loss of their two loll" old son Cot-ll on Feb. 17th. The little fellow was eating his supper when he choked. The Doctor was summoned and everything possible done but lle passed away before the Doctor arrived. Some time n30 Cecil had got a peanut in his lung and although be bud hosl-ft-il treatment his breathing did not seem to be right. and it is thought that was the reason he choked.

Seldom are there two bereave- motifs in one home within two days. lVfrs. Dunn's mother. Mrs. Martin Kinrh passed awry ‘rn the Prince County Hospital on Fch. l8 and her remains were brought to

‘ her home in Alma. Mrs. Kinch was.

formerly Theresa Walsh and was 6'1 years old. She was a very quiet. un-lssuming person but alivalzs really to do a good tlirn for her neighbors. Her husband predeceas- ed hcr fifteen ycnrs ago. She is survived by two daufliiléls. E6118‘-

Mra. Wl-lfred Dunn. Alma; Mac. Mrs. Lawrence Cameron. Malli- easlt, N. 5.; otid three sons, Viiil-

liztnt. Hillary and Stephen. Funeral was hcld on Feb. 2i from her home to the Sacred Heart Church. Alber- ton. Burial was in the adjflliiilig remetery. The pallbearers wore:- Howard Dunbar. {hunk Kinch, John Wallace. James Dunbar. Eldon Bar- bour. and W. B. McLellan.

An aged and respected citizen o! Lauretta. in the person oi hits-- John Henderson. passed aiv-zy on Feb. M. She was 85 years of use! and is survived by three sons alld two daughters. Funeral was on Feb. 27 at the Anglican Clvuri-h. Alma. Rev. Joseph Nowe officiat- ing. Interment in the church renzc-i tery.

IILBERTOII

--’I'he World Day of Prayer aer- vice was observed first Friday in

Mr. James Dunbar was g passon- i

- E. McKay

' early days od the nineteenth

vmed‘ brimanuy “med Bronte 515' Lent-February 21st. at St Peter's tors, Emily and Charlotte. reapec- Anzlkan Churbm MrSIWIMKQ/thewa “wiy- Animi’ ‘he backflmmd °t president of the W. M. S. of the ludmi mm“? Lmdm dun“? m. church. conducted the service and iii!’ was assisted by tile presidents of lury —- when Charlotte Bronte We! the different rhulchel. Mrs. H. toasted throughout its mirrored Clark. Pres. Mrs. E. F. Kerr and hnlls - and the bleak. wind-swept Mrs. D. B. Hodgsori. Presbyterian. mOOTS that housed Emily's fiercest Mrs. M. J. Fraser. Press Mrs. Carl and tcndcrest dreams, the film Weeks. United Church, Mrs. John paints a stirring picture of family Hardy. Pres. Mrs. Wm. Hardy, Mrs. love g0 giro lz knqwg no ltmlra. ‘Oliver; Nazarene. Mia: Alice Gor- Rgapgd amt-lag g [rqup of £13m. don gave g. very impressive address. boygm pgygongllflgg ln m, pgrlgh ‘A aolo was beautifully rendered by homo or their father (lvlootaau Mrl- Jvh" wit"! "fltmitlmm- “Y Love). the eBi-ontea early show an MTI- 3i w- WW3“ °l'5"“‘i5i'

unusual family devotion aind ‘it la‘ clear from the start that the sis-i tors‘ love for their weak and ego-

KennuiyL-can lead only to tragi cdy. All their love. their sympath- ies, are equally divided between him and their writings.

Allaa Ali; llloillty

M-r Merrill Barbour returned home last weak ‘from Somervllle, Mass" ivhere he was vtoitlng mtg- ttves. /

On Saturday March lat. Mr. W, B. MeLelien loaded the llrlt cer of "Spuda" for Britain. to go train Alma. The formers were glad [p- deed to get clear of a few lolda ell sglatoea. There ital: large quantity

potatoes in this vicinity yet. to be ‘isposed of.

Mr. Eric Dunbar who has been in tmm taking the egg grading course arrived home on Saturday evening. ‘ '

week visiting lp Alberton where she

The women of Alma radium“. 0. Gordon on lob. am. ‘for their

in the" Desert a Highway for Our Bod." Mrs. Allan Clarke led the

Harry Prldliani led the second part. "Confesr-‘on; Mlragu." Mrs. Arthur Hardy led the third part, ' ankl- lvlng; Ones and Caravans). Mlgs Barbourled part four. Inter- cession: To Jeans-the Handel the

tistical brother. Branwell (Arthur .

____ ‘active preslden of the aoelety. Min Zen: Blrbour spent the part,

was the guest. of Mrs. GeorgC-‘Irv-i ng. l . l rose met at the home of am. Johlf id Day of Pnoyer Service. the‘ heme of which we: "Mlka atratght’

first l-m. Meditation; mum. Mm]

The many of friend: of Mi"- Chrlatopher Metherall are very sorry to learn that ha is seriously ill at the home of his daughter" Mrs. Robert Hunter. Rosebank. 1W. and Mrs. John Maclntollt. Kiidare Cape: ATE enlvyinc a ‘risit to Boston and New York. made the trip by plane.

Mr. Carl Weeks is spending a few weeks in Boston and vicinity.

Mr. C. E. Learn has purchased the beautiful modern ho-me. tor- rnarly owned by the late Mrs. A- D Seaman.

The Y. P. S. of the United Church sponsored n very efliflyflhlh‘ skating party at. the Forum Weal- neadey nl-ght. jPrlzes were won try Mrs. C. R. Laud, Mr. Donald Pilot. Min Janet Profit. Master Ray For-

9! Church have organized a weekly

ryth. Mr. Gordon Ramsay. Min Ruth Pike. Miss Verna England. The prizes ‘were donated by atores. Mrs. Eric Corbett. la a ver

REGISTERED SHORTHORN CATTLE

FOR SALE,

One cow 7 yeen old due to freshen April 15th; 0M

l Iieifcr II month "old, weight

IVAN l; Control

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bull, l2 month: old, weight C50 pounds.

GUARDIAN

illtllnor Mushroom

Something llew

2 tilts

SODA BISCUITS

Aylmors

Consume Soup Lamb Stew

A Ready Dinner i6 oz. tin 23c

i Shop in Our Modern Grocery Department For Fresh Foods-liioderately Priced

(Indian Clllell

CLIIPJS

5 oz. Solid Meal Per tln 32c

DATES Pitted Per Iii. 28c

cCormlcks) tiers... . -._ . o oz. pkg. lflg f”!

. SALMCN

Fancy Pink 1-2 III. tin 11c

Aylmers

Creen Beans 2 tins fur 30¢

PREPARED

MUSTARD Large Jar 29¢

NIITS

tlssorted-Salte '

Per Box 25f,

MOTHEIPS OWN TEA Diced BEETS or CARROTS 1v u. we m 25c

Regular 85c — Special

Fruits 8i

Lettuce Celery Cabbage

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i S’$itIt'. Bowling

Results of Tuesday night's play in Ladies Bowling League, pliyccli at Capl-tol Bowling Alleys, Sim- merside. -

First Section:-

Higll single Laurie Peters Z40. High three Blanche Laughlin Suicide Squads-

M. Crosby P. iivoodslde N. Simmons M. Sharp .. 'l‘otal—l769.

Slnclalrs:- L. Peters . M. McArthur B. Laughlin H. McArthur E. Douglas . .

‘Total-Eli.

Strllteru- McIver . Bea-tty Plckard Walker . . MrDc-tialti Total-JON.

Total-REEL

The Western Hospital Ladies’ Aid

niet at the home of Mrs. W. C. Mel’ vitt. Wednesday evening. The Pros-r- dent. Mrs. W. C. Lawson presided at the meeting. The Y.P.S. of the Presbyterian sign-song which I: proving very enjoyable. The meeting: were neid at thr- home of Mr. and Mfi- V61‘- non Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lawson. Mr. and Mrs. Howird glm-lh Anyone wishing to learn to ping la cordially welcome.

The apartment in the Burke block oecurod ‘oy the Misses Woodmrn was badly gutted b)‘ ll" will)’ 5a" urday morning. The fire we: caus- ed by an overheated pipe. M15! Woodman senior is at the home ‘i! Mrs. L. B. Champion.

Friends of Mrs. John Myrlck. ‘I'll:- nisli. are happy to learn Bl‘! id in“

proving rapidly, having undergone an operatic-n ln Mans-A-

700 pounds; on: extra dlloico

DAWSON,

Tomatoes

Vegetables Grapefruit Oranges Rhubarb

Select These

Thursday, Friliay

SIIMMERSIIIE, P. ‘E. I.

Annual g Meeting .- Ahegweit Chapter I I. 0. ll. E.

—'T"he annual meeting of the

. Abegtveit Chapter I. O. D. E. was

hold Q11 Friday nflyrnoon at the home of Misses Wyatt, Granville Street. A large liumtbcr of mem- bers were present with the Re- gent Miss Wyatt ln the chair. The reports presented were most satisfactory in every respect. The TTeasurcifls report showed that approximately $1350.00 had been raised by the Chapter in the past year.

The officer: elected for the coming year are a: follows: Honorary RBBEM- M15! MM’! Hunt. ‘

Regent, Mia: Wanda Wyatt (re-elected).

1st Vice Regent. Mrs. W. M. Melliah.

2nd Vice Regent. Mrs. W. P. Callaghan.

Secretary. Mrs. Arthur Allen (re-elected).

Treasurer, Min. Creelman life- Arthur (re-electedl.

Smndaid Bearer, Mrs. Colin Stewart.

Educational Secretory. Nlirs. T. A. Canvpbell.

Echoes Secretary. M-re. Rich- ard Hinton.

‘Post-War Convener, Mrs. file

McKay tre-electedt.

Press and Publicity Secretary. Mrs. C. D. McCallum.

Convent-rs Health and Family Welfare, Mrs. W. F. Strong. Mfrs. H. R. Crockett. Mrs. Major Small. Library Committee. Mrs. C.

Stem-art. Mrs, W. P. Callaghan. Mrs. Irene lllll. Convener Sewing Committee.

Mrs. F. J. E. Wrixlit.

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lfisunnncr

I Summer-side

PR! lFliSSlf iN AL CARD T. Earle Hickey

Chartered Accountant

Office at ll Granville Street Sumlnaralde

Phillie I15

Csrcl and Flower Committee, Mrs, T. H. _E. Inmall. Mlrs. Doris 'l‘oonibs. Councillors year:

Mrs. Wilfred Leek], Mrs. Irene Hill. Mrs. Harry Sililiphant, Mrl. Leslie Simmons. Mrs. Etllel Mus- seii. Miss Dorothy Wyatt, Mrs. A. s. Hopkins, Mrs. Roy Daye. Mn. Horace lifcFarlane. Mrs. Robert Palmer.

It will be seen that the report: are of a very high order showing that a prodigious amount of worth while work has been ac- complished. Appreciation: of the outstanding work of the Regent