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ULY 14, 1934 y‘ i ‘I... .. . i. =»;;';-;;',,1' ,,'.fi‘,".".i‘t‘..ffl_jfi"il

. uuture may IIIJIII‘ IO ‘luff, tom alrlctl! nor-lie ll upte- .' i; GUESTS-His WorshlP u. Kennedy Mid 00ml u were guests at dinner in ufuczrs‘ mess of the Cape m, Highlanders last evening.

uurgltlAT S COURT-A man ,.. wiiil driving with defective, gppifilffll before Magistrate 1d MacKinnon yesterday. The was dismissed. A man charged , uutving to the common danger uupd five dollars and costs or V“, m 1n jail.

gvlvons T0 an ruoro- .559 - Arrangements have, uuu-ig by a number of the sur- , o; the 25th Nova scotia Bat-

go have a picture taken on at 5 o'clock. Members in u, or ill the Province are ask- ,_ be present. An informal re- , mgy be held later.

' BAL new YESTBRDAY— funeral of the late Frank H.

, who was drowned in a lake “uunqclfi, in Northern Que-

. week, was held on Friday ,... at Hunter River, his for- me. Tile remains arrived on "y evening accompanied by , ubeii, a son of one of the ' of the Consolidated Chibou- udold Fields Co.. in whose em- ille late Frank Bertram was at

eof his death. The funeral u d in the United Church at . River and was very largely fled, Tchre was a profusion of tributes. Rev. F. E. Boothroyd ter River conducted the ser- ggslsttrd by Rev. L. B. Campbell . . . erside and Rev. M. Quigley w Glasgow. Mr. George Bow- ot Sumnierside sang “Sometime I Understand." The pail bearers first cousins of the deceased; weeks, Roy Weeks, Herbert ., Ben]. Craswell. Harry Cras- md John Bertram. Besides his

and father, Hamilton Bert- four brothers, Stephen, Lory. ick and Louis and one sister Fulton Robertson, are ieftvto

l.

VICES FOR. MILITIA-i-AI.’ g units will attent Divine e Parade on Sunday at 9 , Protestants to King Square. tn Catholics. St. DiiIwtiI-lfb- ~ Col. U. G. Dawson, V. D., . will command the parade. pal-ado will off in column of via Brighton Road, Euston it, Queen Street, Grafton 8t. uth Street to King Square. it. C. party under command njor R. L. Chisholm, 1st Bn., Breton Highlanders will dis- =; at Church Street and pro- zo Si. Dunstans Basilica and lie‘ conclusion of the service rejoin the parade at junction Church and Grafton St. The will salute the War _Monu-4 i. n conclusion of the service ing Square the parade will e off lll column of route via Kboro. Grafton, Queen, Euston eis and Brighton Road. The . I. Light Horse will disengage he corner oi Queen and Euston eis and will proceed to their do grounds. On return march uel, The Honourable George lois, Lieutenant Governor, will the salute in front of the . of Montreal.

..-_.__._____, l PERSONALS

s. Charles J. Mongghun and nt son Gavan arrived from treal recently to sp§nd_ the iuer with Mr Monaghan’; par. ‘. Mr. and Mrs J, H_ Monugham mouth SL, Charlottgtown_

‘ (Dr) J. s. Bonnell, of win. , witnher interesting family. simmering at their cottage in

ill-ill. Rev. Dr. Bonnell is mak- . llliir of RllSSlR. Germany and .Eul‘l3D0lln countries.

We hc ladies who '- heli- husbands, officfigplllpge 31'9")" Highlanders to Char- town this ivcck are Mrs. Pree-

BN. Blakcney and Mrs, J_ A

‘M . - lliifry Poirrior, formerly of .50" or thc Department of Evian the militia in camp at; ,

. -___ “' m8 the newg lli Clllirlnitnt

“o 0i’ the Winnipeg Tribune

Pm. 1mm“ Mr. Nichols has happy

e9 thirty - “' lflrivard yet?! rgggwinllgndolid d" ‘Lmflllliiil n_ew ones.

BIRTHS

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w?‘ ll"! 0W Hospital, Trainer t?‘ and Mrs‘ Ev- MCKEQV“ aughter. itlllly l9,

. Victor 3911:1953"? m6" and

S

Ahlllill Burns and family

their sincere thanks

kmdnolgiboiifd and friends for

recent hsushown to them m . Li‘? bereavement.

their

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N- D- MacLean

‘JNDERTAKEB

-'1n~f_1;_.r,nati0n.. ~.A-NNUAL=SESSION

. ylfanted

-- -» - W” W =11 w the beat thing that c ad justly proud. SD l 6V6! , _ gave the world." Isn't that a r u- Bin-For reasons unknown to g myo“ have "h" '- lllwlal lnlfifw- tation to live up in? Anotherellas the McLean Prince County lngtwmfl’ "ulpmm" l" "w Wm- xgientldlsftonitl: trlle tlllgfll: B0500 l Rosin. no annual meeting m‘ °l the Pupil" l“ bewmllnl "l" tléue we women have our work ahead through your columns, if Mr. wfy w the cumm“ devehpmenl °l 8702;122:421:bgggllflllglxeldljyfid’; the goggygg ‘flag:- gfilreadv the Federation of the World" with calling this meeting and if llmfinds mind” “l W!‘ Willi! 000911! Prtildemi: tfinrelsultbtmlh ‘tn; Kindly earth v e 5 8 I‘, I , should be abused u, he W031i‘: their ‘school life and pride in their um e D un versal law reasons for not doing so.

Sport Editor, Guardian,

concerned in the at. lédi this year to date. Might

Iockhart, Summerside, President of this League,

tc., puma; COUNTY FAX proud ‘of and this can be more and

pun-ll. SOCIETY

sl. . --- c. iOontinued from Pa l) ,. who are now in camp in llw g6

Mlll H13 l H ' . wou"; alsobbepgfizzfedvio men. organized or individually, would

tell him where he was getting off at. lzed since our last convention. These venm“ °i “mm °‘““‘°“'5‘ BY And now, 1adles,Ih0pe your short include Long River, whim Road, stay in Charlottetown will be very North Wiltshlre, Upper South West. pleasant and profitable in the high- Brookfield, Fortune Cove, Coleman, est sense, both to yourselves and m Rnxbuly and Milltown Cross. One M v that had lapsed has been reorgan- ., rs. Malcolm Mac , - izie , whie nine ve s - 010N110‘? l0 001151119 DP- Mlifillllsl?" ing, stressed the purify it; 333- erafiions leaving lalatoteluilietllgifdhilrll- freell’ l" the ‘Tealmenl’ 05 e0“? ing boys and girls into staunch cit- dred and fifty five i255) branches. izens and thanked Mr. MacNutt for We welcome the new Institutes to our organization and wish them ev- The nominating committee ap- 01'! 51100055111 lllfilr W0i'l<-

treating these diseases in their in- cipient stages many could be res- hopeless advance- stages of insanity. Dr. MacMillan the cum urged the doctors throughout the

At 12.30 p.m. a happy and rest- hLg d5 1' 1 _ ful. interval from Society aiflalrs war o wcome was provided is; an excellent din- pointed consists of Mrs. s. J. Rose. ner served by the

very interesting presidential . address.

sickness, etc., which matters are to Pres-‘rei I l’ be submitted later to the pIOVlIIOIAI -» Society for approval. Dr. J. C. Meaklns gave a very 5 practical and instructive summary M00D0Iil1ld 9017080. MOlWFBBl. P-Q. uuy c]a&g1f1¢atmn spoke on “HomeCanningP Two auuum1us_ outstanding principles were neces- - I d l , It lll ti , . 2130:3591; ‘i: izlggggednslfbglfi_ peoxftegneagm? “ugh: mrosfiag: ment papers from our Loan Library ley Ross presented a. very thorough llglilillllqmmTlilll-Bm wereBmlllllxfi gggrafixlllkieltligt 00510355 dfllaicl-‘llllt: 350° dxlerxexuyf? ggglgggn‘ andactiere all of our branches will fully realize a - i, subject (cleft palate.)

Lodge No. 27 last evening. a Joint

installation of officers, St. Law»

Lodge No. 27, by D.D.G.M. A. O.,F. Gill, assisted by Grand Officers. Grand Marshall, F. Adams, P.G. Grand Warden, J. Campbell, P.6- Grand Chaplain, D. Waye, P.G. , 0N0," Grand Sentinel, T. French, P.G. . Mrs. Chas. Smyfhfi. St. Lawrence Lodge ' N B. Mivers new. 110W of the Hcadquart- T. Vifhiic “ml Dcfcilsc, Halifax, l5 M L. A. Stewart G. Iziteh K. Burhoe 0! 011!‘ 11°0- ‘ paper men to ar- J. Webster fr. M, E. Nichols, managing f. N. Manuel "n" President of the Can- Bethune “i °l "lilting the Island J, mud». i L. Dawson Wm. Munroe R. . A. McEachern L J‘. Campbell R .7. ‘Mclnnis

P. Worth

J._ PC6119!!!

TOURING OOLLIIGIANS WIN

(Dy Guardian's Special Wire) HAMILTON, Bermuda, July i3.-

in a short time and declared for four wickets, the sensational Ridley com-

EWRALMER

Phone Hi)

t d d pum"'mm1°tlo9' The n“!!! mm giredilllalngxlflisvlgmenatgy tlixllt uai three weeks’ Short 000F595 m]

have uueu made, such as clearing the Homo Economics" ivcrc colidilctcd in t land. huildinil homes, churchcs. the l-loilsclioid Economics Dcilflfl-

replied with a feeble 109, all out. Before returning to St, Qatheriries, 0' "he Rkuey boyaqznrllolprzv); schools and hospitals. making of nl

they meet a nicked team from Ber- was,‘ sgamsgiléilpgigt viva- ma“ m my wcmen ma W" m“

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from Page 1)

gin to enumerate all u. accomplish- ments of these four hundred years and the great inventions that can-

THE CHARLUI'I'E'I‘OWN GUARDIAN

the work o! our schools in provlu-

school grounds and adding in every

home life. In short you have given our boys and girls a county to be

mflffl dHVBlOPEd as your work goes on and you see the harvest from your

after year. I know it is perfectly

to the plow so to speak, you will not

public health in this province dug- turn back until the furrow ls 00m- . < uanls term o’ emu. plated m your satmacflon- couraging repor s of conditions, it is Dr. Yeo‘s motion of congratulation

Queen H0081. South Lake; Mrs. Cowa-n. Lower Convenors of our Standing Commit- Where swd fwd and wit minsied Montague; Mrs. Howard, col-nwau; t Mrs. Callback, Crapaud; Mrs. Isard untlring. in their eflvrls- The)’ have The afternoon session beginning and Miss DQnQ1d_ s at 2 p.m.v was devoted to clinical "The resolutions committee nppom- in the preparation of their question- ‘ ' ted is as follows: Mrs, Aenggg M“- naires which were sent out early last

I. W. Jardine delivered a Phee, Mrs. Malcolm MacLeodJsorne 1' and stltnulatlng Valley; Mrs, s. B. Martin, Mt. Stew- have a ionizer time to devote to the Grant art; Ivlrs, Alice MacMillan, Fairview; studl’ °l these vall°ll5 branches 0! Floating conveyed the greeting of Mrs. Ernest Gaudet and Mrs. L. P. 01"‘ W°Yll- This W" the mums the Canadian Medical Association Chappelie. and touched upon some of many problems engaging the at- Eva Beers was read by the Secre- f _ , iention of this body, such as medl- tary; Thanks for assistance given Wu‘ “mmued sullPml- we belle" gal r9119; group insurance uguuwg the Protestant Orphanage was ex- t

' rlolmi "cslimuc

very difficult to kill. A pressure

were a third cause of damage, and

use of heat. Control of food, moist- ure, and heat was means of control- L ling causes of injury.

"Flat-sour" could be prevented by canning the vegetables immediately after picking,

S

jars for twenty minutes. Speedy

good only for fruits and tomatoes, which contained acids. ‘The hot pack method consisted of

advantage of a canning budget. and types of jars. PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS

Harrison MacFarlane, President: s

endeavoring to live up to our “Club r,

Those of you who were present at u,

‘Ireas

N. A. Nicholson the l30nv°llll°n “is” "l" Wm Pm?‘ charitable work has been done by our lbll! remember m“ m“ Residents Institutes during thc past year. for G_ smug-ova address was largely 05 l" lnspm" the opportunities for charitable scr- tiimfll Xlfllllfc- l" ll 5h" suggested vice have been many. Medical sup- 'spcctacular. For thc coming year A O. F Gill WW3 l" which we mlgm lmprwe m“ plies and nursing carc were provided ‘ ' edIiCBtiOIIB-l W013, B551" 0i" "u" in a number of cases, and many do- D w“. people and promote public health. “Mums u; 500d, clothing uuu mgngy ' We hill/Q d0ll0 0111' be" l° ca"? W" have been given to the needy. In gress, and home and community bet- hci‘ 8UZ895ll°ll5 and m help l" every addition to this help. donations to icrment, and if we make financial way we could to make our little Is- hospitals, orphanages and welfare ‘J A Mcuuu. land Province a better Pie" i0 "We" institutions amounted to $1,022.60.

' ' in

have helped to a considerable extent i,

P» J- will“ with the iinancesas well as in other their increased interest and splendid ways. Some B" Illd 00 lend m0" financial response to the Provincial H. Platts support because they have friend! ggngtorium, We are pleased to re- ~ and relatives who arein a Dhilblllfll port that the Public Health Depart-

I- E- wdllm condition to need $110 slllllwllllm- merit in response to our Institute i but those of us Who do not need ll plea has made a beginning in rural should be doubly thlfi-Ulll Ind dental clinic work. Home Nursing therefore should be Illld W d°lllll° classes were conducted by Miss Mo- our giving to this splendid Imtiw- na Wilson, Chief Public Health tion and the valuable assistance ren-, tion. Nurseat our Home Economics Short- This yesr we are celabratin! ml Courses. Our Provincial Executive Four l-liindredth Anniversary of U10 in response to a resolution from one r —--_ Youthful Ridley college cricketers cowl"! °‘ “mm “m” "’ m" °l °‘" “mm” “km ‘°' “m” began their tour of Bermuda today l"-

with an impressive victory over a ton-m‘ from H. M, S. Malabar.

What wonderful progress has m

I , F all: Ilium cont-plagued! to civilization. h - v 1 : e * n ey Baldwin has _ I °1 We lll- said that rule Women's Institute is

. soy/ins and niantins crow iarser year Ministertlzl; Agsiculture, and to the _ represen a ves rom the various In- mo” tlpafieave thiilwork in the hands stitutes assembled in Annual session. c m", u” “P” Yiiilidlflmurlmielv it is my privilege to submit the rem thou in the mt few years. twenty-first Annual report of the

0w Bl hill/l“! Pu‘ Your hand Women's Institutes of this province.

my great privilege to be able to re- w d I Ital»? say here that the Women's portthat the year just closed shows as secon ed by Dr. J._ F, Mac- l“ l1 0 l5 "Simifld by 0\11' b80918 continued progress in every line or Neill. The Premier replying 1mm- generally as the handmaid of the the work, and reflects credit on the duced Dr. J. A. Murchison, Jr. Bflvefllmeiiiv- I d0 110i mean by this co-o ration and eflo - ately appointed Chief of Falcon: m?‘ the I-“5m‘“l'°'l$ l“ Elly way a stitul: members thlllfiigtllfoitlktle file wood Hogpiggl 13L Murchison uur- political machine for it has nothing Province. ing his it: years of pcsrgraduam gylglflmfilkPglllvlsftvhlwl‘ gltlitewlltlw

Manhattan State in- nZ ° m5 ll 5. 311d w“; msmuuon has hm a very I feelsure that this will always con- come to our convention as guest thorough training in me treatment tinuo to be so as long as it is ln the speakers Miss Myrtle Hayward, of of mental diseases. Under his direc- hands of the. women °f ‘m5 Pm‘ t tion great things are looked for oo- "mm ward bringing the Falconwood in-

lege, Quebec, Who will speak to us polnslhliluld £961 soriraytlndficllxlgpr the ibis gféeruoon Mall Dr. W. V. Long- umuuou to m, m b t c an w’ o wou ry uence ey, ec or of e Extension Ser-

a p“ w e e5 on Lfiifipwbmfitlx-Sk; stituhtilis; fir pauiitizan véceAof Nova hscotfiii Department I _ 06w- OW wo d go o gr u ure, w o w address our t-w“ ‘ponted out by Dr‘ M” very ‘hard withhim when our wo- evneing meeting.

have been much better than former- the A letter of appreciation from Miss 1y “d we thank the weal blanche-S

lnittee work for we have had an in- creased demand for program mater-

Mjss -Myn1e Hayward‘ B's‘, MA" ial during the past year and have

five i775) papers on different phases of our Standing Committee work and eight hundred i800) entertain-

Collection.

_ necessary in ordcr to continue to t DihiP-hg. (érctlerelman, Chalrlotté- fllfgléegf Yfingeacgénazzilifgleémugfisnt; make the Institute a progressive or- own n __a ess on peur y - ganization.

emphasized many practical points m the treatment o, this disease could be eliminated even without the with the object of preventing more serious complications such as tub-

Statements show a slight decrease in the total receipts and expendi-

the total amount raised by the In-

the total amount expended amoun- ted to $13,398.45. Of this amount

.______.____. As to methods, Miss Hayward re- s . ferred to the “open ikettle" method. _ l] 0|] o t» sslsrsii: Lhtlkilpifi- carefully, it was necessary to boil the '

diture. Fortunate indeed are the

work was necessary to transxer me Boys and girls attending schools in fwd l” the lam m“ math” was men's Institutes. Prizes, hot school

lunches, holiday treats, improved sanitary conditions

equipment are only some of t-llc ways pmqlng ‘he material l“ the Jars 3nd by which the Institutes have made bmlmg- ll’ was simply mums an" school life more attractive. But let

the °P°ll kettle memw‘ The m“ us remember that our educational i. , glaélfiolgeélé: aggdréfleirefg “$5 relstplonsibilities do nlotfrest EntéI‘-‘181% At th l ti f Wild , . ' w our young neon e. or our a

e "Ru M mee ng o ev speaker 515° made reference m ma‘ are also in need of inspiration, and .. , our rural people have ncvcr had a No’ a and Wilde“ to the relative advantages of various ma“ opportunity u, receive “us m_ " splration than at the present time, for we in Prince Edward Island are extremely fortunate in having such splendid library facilities as we now Fblmwlng l5 me addns‘ by Mm‘ enjoy through our Carnegie Library

I“ mist my firs‘ opportunity o‘ our Institutes are so enthusiastic and wndey Lodge mmlllg before Y°u 3'5 Pmvmmm willing to lend their supilort in the President. I am glad to look into the establishment of these library Cum 30°35 °l 5° many w°men ‘mm “n ters, and also to hear that some of J. W. Dixon over our Province and feel that we the branches are making such splen— . are sisters working together "for cud use of these ubruriua

G. A. Cuclmcre Home and Country" and if we are

F, Ad liven in tlil! time 05 8"“ 3mm‘ continue to be of great interest t0 ' “m! clal stress we have made progress ,1

been made in those four oenturiesl people regarding venereal diseases, Jug; in your own minds gombgaiielzhl: has obtanied literature from the

i, you have rea a u is pal-tment of Pensions and Nntioml The 60118818“ piled up 2m rum Eggntizealiitvhen JHCQUES Cflfllef "l!" Health 1'61‘ distribution amour: the ed the Cross on Mount Royll. Willi Institutes

'I‘his year we omitted the' night

HAZEL D. MACl-‘ARLANE, Provincial President.

surnltvlsolt-s nceonr To the Hon. Thomas Mbouutt.

While on all sides we hear dis-

This year we are pleased to wel-

he teaching stafl" of MacDonald Col-

Nine Institutes have been organ-

We owe a debt of gratitude to the ees who have been enthusiastic and

pent considerable time and eiIort

all in order that the branches might

or their co-operation and ask for

hat practically all of our Institutes ry to study some branch of com-

erit out seven hundred and seventy-

We look forward to the time when

hat organized Constructive Study is

Although this year's Financial

ures, we are pleased to report that

titutes amounted to $20,966.70 and

5,303.64 was expended on school im-

ommunities where we have Wo-

and modern

ystem. We are pleased to hcar that

As usual our Institutes have chr- ed on extensive community work

ck and shut-ins. A great deal of

for rural women and girls. Twenty-two students were

ticies were made.

suits were obtained.

and girls.

members.

Supervisor for further particulars.

of this District work. During the

the province. We trust that the

increasing interest and value-

our time was devoted to judging the

Egmollt Bay Exhibitions and at the Central School Fair in Charlotte- town.

Executive were held during the year to confer on matters of Institute business.

During the past winter we have revised and enlarged our Hand book. The printing of these new hand

Agriculture a considerable amount of money, but we are very grateful for this expenditure and trust that the Institute members will find these llund books practical and helpful. The Handicraft Exchange was car- ried on from June to September 1933 at the Tourist Association, under the management of Mrs. MacFadyen, and during that time one hundred and five (105) rugs were sold realiz- ing $600.00. During the past yeai the demand and the price for rugs has greatly decreased, but we hope that the present season will show increased returns.