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tsena Caroline Ifcusro. women's Editor. Pane II

By IDA BAILEY Aultih Green wlthulhlurnlps Dining before going to the u- "D W tie is popular In New York City. Sherbet TWNII

so several restaurants and hotels Hot or lead CONGO of Tel are specializing in 3-course "Cub Milk tain Call" dinners at six-thirty. All measurements are level Thiaisa goodldeafor the home- Veal Cntlet Sarah nsaker who is entertaining before Order 1 lbs. veal outlet sliced a concert. show or dance at the thin. Cut in individual sections for country club. serving. Dust with salt. pepper Before theatre time. one eve and monosodlum glutamate. ning. the Chef and l dined in the Saute in butler until lightly Medallion Room of the Hotel browned on both sides. Wellington and discovered a Top each portion with a thin really delectable new first course slice of natural sharp Cheddar .e3.i,y Icelandic Trout. cheese. Broil and serve bubbling

Page 8 The Guardian Saturday. July 6, 1.9-5.-7."

HAPPENINGS

On Tliursday, July lib the Staff ed at a miscellaneous shower on of The Bank of Noni Scotia held alTut-sday evening in honor of Miss dinner party at Gregor": H otei.l0lIa Mlll- The mill! l0VGlY Sill! Brackle) in honor of William r:..were opened by Miss Eleanor Bow- ; Wood. Accuunlatll. who is teat-inglness. and Miss Joyce Burns read colmu.-ul, sauce hot. Serves 6. shortly to assuine the post of Man-lthe accompanying cards. The gifts The flgll W” woul 5 inch” "our logged. Chef; and for all” "' "'9? ;W”' W” -W" H"a"”'I”” "”"'l"d "Y Ml” A"'"' -'l"”"' SHIRLEY JEAN DUNNING sni-:i.ooiv GRANT PBOUDE long, served whole. deboned. top- luncheon or after theatre suppers lfialifax. N .5; A presentation on be-lolson Lunch WM lEl'l'Ed by ill? - pad wllll I mlorlul nu” mm 1. . bk lmuguglebgcgugg 11 con. lhalf of the Siaffwas made to Air. hoslttss. IS5lSl-ed by Ml'l- BN0? Mr. and lilrs. George Dunning.leldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell llama la lelluce. ll W” an. aim M lgnuce." "id Mr. con. .W00d durlllz the clotting. Mlicwlllllms Illd Mfl 39" Hl-ll1l- Springfield. wish to III.DOUD('c t.helProudc. Loyalist Road. Marriage mslled wml H.955 lo...

. engagement of their only daugh-lto take place August 7. at spring- ...l.he color ll lllle salmonl lll, w.m..,l,.. s.l.a spgcm; cm; ier. Sl'lll'lEy Jean. in Sheldon Grant field. lulu” lllle ll.oul'v- ,.e,,,.,l.,d an tender new green cabbage and Chef. "What a delicacy!" shred line. To 4 c.. add one third "So glad your'e enjoying it." a each Jullennes of cooked ham, "I'm Dick tongue. Swiss cheese and 1 tbsp.

"W P”'" l” 5W ""”l '"”””8t FeW Women In UnUSUGl Eloc:l:):l,1t ttllglcfnahsiger. lcelnndic minced parsley. Ton with V. e.

us!” MM Rum Lawleyl -ccompam-l trout is my favorite. too. It comes not-sweet French dressing.

ed by Miss Phyllis Lawley. Miss, ,, , . 'j-Z-Tj":'T'TT .Vli's. .lulin i'uurt. .liimiir of Tnr-lua"-V M3CGD”3"" Ind Ml” Elli". c.nned' whole-as you set yet He"! wmelhing mui .150 '

it's on sale in stores in most large bit unusual." Mr. Conlon cori-

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Mrs. Don MacPhersnn entertain- ed on Monday evening in honor of Mrs. K. L. Crump who is lsklngl up residence in Mmtreal.

.'ilr and lilrs .loliii B. llat-Kay. Toronto. are rcceiiing a hearty welcome frnm relatiies and friends on their annual vacation.

MR. & MRS. ROY WILFRED Mac DONALD AND ATTENDANTS

Beautiful June Wedding

' - 1 onto. and baby Sleien. arriied.3b”h 'l"h"5'"" l'" "c""l3" lml .. .. .. - I r , . 4 . . , l . l. l, ld l, p l A an 3, tinued. We find broiled fresh e f S U C Glrl f Iill:s'lllll:e(lll:bd8dlld elllPl'n:ngl-nhrrtleznfjxri g'o:ls)l.Mw OI ay on K C M. ml . FY CAROLYN WILLETT Kivelt these occulllillolli "'9. 8lll'l' "I like the mustard sauce you codfisb fillets are popular when The Baptist Church in Charlntte-- gowns. They carried niiscgays nf. Uce Sr, Eiistnn Si. and other l'PlalIl'9S.l l o(T'T'l('l'l,',:".lc);a'," slggnllrhtrtao Illglietilbonoll stalveosmen ' jobs. . the rlfrvezwnghe3.'lh”l:g:-ifiisrllg" and ullykcfd wlglatcllrryaallde-l)'iIsr"lEI(lieef T - en ue s e . - -

the members of the Prrsbyter-l , l , p ' uniclioir on Thursday eveniniz ore.:surprised .( you meet a womallr Whllll "W P9lT9ll”l9 lll llllll-lrl Mustard Sauce: Fine-chop the "could be made as follows. out?"

senled llllss Rum llawleyv Cl1urchlw'eider, cab driver or garageijobs held by women had tripled l cu wlllles cl 2 l,l,l.d.cook.ed egg; cu", cl-um 3..."

town was the setting for a verylcarnations l lllrs ('ottt'l Sr. at'Nlmpal1lPd iheml Sill” 1901. 11" PGTCGMUE9 "ll Mash the yolks and mix with 1 To prepare. melt 2 tbsp. butter

pretty wedding atZl..'i0nn Saturday, Little Wendy Large was flower in-pin Many HAw()R'ru 1 home by car. June 29th when Phyllis Lucille.-girl for her aunt and looked lovely am 3 llrcngpd pllm of 3 smllhl - I "I in y. J C lmeclmmr daughter of Mr. Eldon Large andvln blue nylon with matching llailAntorlt'tIn regiment, cui-renLly' Mrs. iluriian ll.-iclx'.iy and cliil. 0"l13'”5- W1 I P 3' a l rt - -l ' . , . .. l . the late Mrs. Large of Albany and and gloves and carried a bouquet nil concluding post-giziduate studies drcn Ronnie and Karen of Toronto.' (Bum -llmlnlaln mad? ll"? l"'95"" l Monlgdrlhan hum." slmltnl v..l-nklld womeend dm;-ll Tlsnual vmlrvk lit: l'lW ESE Y0lk. Gradl-llllY but ln lll I Smlll 53'-W993". Add VI 1533- Rnv Wilfred son of Mr and Mrs mixed flowers Little Yaiiglian Hor- (through selective scrvicel in thixlarrircd Wednesday en-iiiiil.' by car tation and Mrs. J 5 Perry read " we "'3 5 "p5 ' W.” ,3”; ."r ere” .' W '9 'e pmporwn ' in c- olive Oil. 1 - lbsll mind Clll'l'l' Powd" Ind 'l0Wt"”"' I r - i i ' - . cl i - - lmnmumus verses Mlsslwere garage mechanics in 19.11. proeesslonal women workers rel minced herbs lncludlng parsley law seconds.

Joseph MacDonald. Charlottetown, ion was ring bearer and looked city. to spcnd two tit-ck: uith licr par- SPVPF-31 V - B l ll, l .. led l h. d. l ed lh - I were united in holy bonds of matri- very pretty in blue pantswlth whitel A fr-ii niouilix ago i met a local ents. Mr and Mrs Flo) fl .llacKen- l:3Wlf'.V Wlll TENT! 10 MDUM Alll' lull of (e:Znrag;'(:eensl11na0lnE(-I 1lT34ll.llU0 E183; l95lve lsllnemlables gmw 13 M 9ItmlJb;)llWce.asc-h lerhstlll llllllze aIlSyl.lr1":1:.lb:tl)llkllo::ll)ol('l:lllrgrIl:lll mnlple" her 'l"d'"' whom are in jobs generally aw in; more than 10000 women wire

ly decorated with snow balls and Mr. Walter film-Donald. brother on her own initialiie Althoutllt 1 h hi d '6 Add 1 lb p ed 1 summer flowers, the guest pewsvof the groom was best man and the ditlni forcscc the P0.S.'all)llll)'. illls St-r;:t-am (it-iald B So) l('ll Fri- - r .- l per, Stir in t e egg w in an . sp. mtnc pars ey or were marked with satin ribbon. Mr. ushers were llr. Willard Chand- friendship led to an affarvof in- day lllf)l'lllllL! for ('atiip Borden on Mr and Mrs. C. W. KIDTPF Blltl ceal(,el:le3:l-'02::-I:': gl'gTld;l'.l.:',,..c ll. ?,".;l,,,'oymg more women th 9 n I Plmlellm Cl" ln Small bll5- "uh dill Ind "ll Ind PEPPCF 10 Paul Cudmnre played the nuptial ier and Mr Raymond Large. lllll-'lt',V and ('UurtSllllJ- a scion wci-ks Senior leadcrs' ('hlldl'0fI. GBIXV lilld la95ll9- Oil the small numbers hf womm l,-m.l After this. l Ell.l0)lCd I dellElll' llll-E music and Miss Madge Mugford The mother of the grooni was at. llharc the most honorable in- course with the air cadets. Mont Joli, Quebec. were recent played in unusual jobs. says ll". MAIN OCCUPATIONS ful chicken and vegetable pie sang ”Bet-ause" and "The Lord'sl tired in navy blue lace dress. nai-yl tentions towards the young lud,V. guests of Mr and Mrs. Bert Hiint-ll,” book women a work ll, can. S(enographQrs' um-5-es lelg. while the Chef had I 5P9Cl8lllY 0i NAMES ARE SIMILAR

Prayer." foes uith large ripplc brim pink Who-rallhilllllh lI'Ulll 8 PUUF iillll- The limlcm-s for the (lliarIoite- er, Summerside. 3.13 jug: produced by mp womgr-,'u.pllone operalorg gnd dregs kl-l-5 the house -- Veal Cutlet Sarah OTTAWA lcplyvlsllon lo me

mnny. The chuch was beautiful- blazer and a carnation in his lapcl.';:irl at collcpc. who befriended me zie, Caxciidish Allis. i5"l'I L'lllll9l”Sll.V lll 5PPl9mlN-'F l0l ' - . i , . wonicn workers. the majority ofltlie 20 leading occupations employ Gun ,2 tsp. H" and lllsp. pepl bollmgl

Given in marriage by her father, hat and gloves, she wore a corsage ll)i- V 3PP3lii"'ll.V' lllllllflt W Pith lllllll U0” T "I this 5?lllll'llH.V lll- burcau of the federal labor de- A not only outnumbered lI)L'lI Jiry Bernhardt. With lmsll VPfs'9lBble5- ledenl lmnspm-l mlnmgl-'3 om" ll” lmdl, was lovely in . wlmelol plnk roses and (.anml,l,n. scnting me to her fanilly, due to ternoon are lli(- follmiiiig Mrs. Mrs. lull" Ga lllhler glldipal-lnmlg lpracllt-ally Md the whol, geld lo we nnjshed with coffee and a may and llllmu I bll conlmlnx floor length gown of Chantilly lace A reception was held at tho L'li;ir- lllll. lat-'l lhzlt they are lioslilc to Iran linrnc. llrs Fum liU'.'f'I'S. cliildren. Micliacl. Paula. Carn- Thi'sLl few woinan indicated themselves. bouquet of ices and ice cream. (or . wllllel New Mlnlslel. Gaol.” and net over satin (nine, The bag lottetown Hotel for its gllilsis The 5l"'””l' ' 5p9al”'”l l"'”Pl”- ihe Ml-h'E ltflllll 'l'"l”l'5""- -llm l"'"" Mr. sand Mrs. John Wright. Chll-'the,v lizive acquired new skills and Nearly half the woriiiiig women It was an excellent curtain-call He” ll” "ken on Jnck He" "

'""'”"”- Mrl T 1' l"1"""'r- llll'3l'll- 3-13 8” Spelldllli ti three-lbrokc dniin traditional prejudice were concentrated in six main oc-. dinner, one that could be dupll- bl. execullve nslgmnl Ml. H,”

says. She fiirthcr says that 1 sum gnu . cupationsestenograpbers and tyirl cated and easily serwd buffet 30' Ol Toronlo md oluw. l. .

bodice was fashioned of lace with l bride's table was nict-ly (l('('tlllllll'tll

innit sleeies. A coronet of penrlsi with a three tier wt-ddiiiu czike.' "l fl dunfelr fa”: Mmh .”",”ld M.” l'”"'l'l9 lllitlllltli Blld 5ll'S- VIC week holiday with Mrs. Wrighlsl against their employmcnt and sequins. held the finger tip vell,early summer flowers and c.'in- lltolrlllllllk'Ill:)sllllhl)”l'U' Mr par. wmlamsl lfll()ill9r. lira. Albert Sharp, Sum- NEW FIELDS isls. office clerks. salt-s t'lL'I'l(l.l glyle at home. lormu. brewlng compmy uewl. of tulle illusion and she carried a dies. Rev. Harold llitton pmptist-d gln”'l'l.ll)lllli, "0ll,E., i . V .l . merslda Fm l"5lan”' by lgsll "'9" hnusehold worker" school lc.”'h'l CURTAIN'CALL DINNER IVQ bnuqtiet nf pink rnses. .the toast to the bride. responded to i ll ', . 1 . ,i . . - .- M" "ml xl”' lldllaw ML . WC" 745 W""l9" "l9Cll3lll9S Qlllli9l'5- b00hll99P9l'S 8lld t'3Slll9'i' B b l l ndlc Tl-om '

-V ll"'""'-t 3'” "l”'”'3 "l 5”"3' llama. ll"-ii" (alll0Fllla- Mr. and Mrs. William Crandall. repairman 487 wclderi and flame Only officer clerks were outnum- asy dtleasaladellell

' or or me

large picture hats to match theirl

Miss Bettv Large, was matronlby the grtlnlll. ' iid st'iuucli lioman Catholics but ' . , - l l'- .zft I: ti'l- i . . .t - .- z. of honor for her sister. and Mlisl 'Fnr ii boneyninnn trip in ww fhw lull "Mm. En mzalnsl 3 de.l&::'l:.(;S ):,:l'1l,ll.1f'lll'l'lH, Till? ills: 5;" lgfvlfymietl ':&:mC::nl. :l'::;l'l:"::'d 27" la” dnle” and bcS';.el:1m3yl'c':.nll'H.s and nurses Veal Cuilet Sarah Bernhardt Mann" hllac-lrl,rn"aIl;l' Sm" I-ll ""ll,:"k slnld lllnnml,aI'll,l,llw hndl: "Sm" l ha” "la"? in mmd lam” l"""”"”i l3'h”- -llr ll ll w”' dalls parents 'Vir andhlrsl Robl l)(l('i(llNHWllt'l in 1931 numbcri-d make up three-quarters nf alll smwmke Paulo” groom an . iss nsemary ram- 0 am: on ties ea ressiill A ll. llll l ll, ll (1 - v . ' " t l . t " " ' I . ' or were bridesmaids. They worej. matching duster and white at-cow l,l':nl,,.:,l,l::,l lll-an,rnl.'.m mrle 3-lee::i5 'll.al'lf::,'(Ek;gtllllTa':Nh'::::::l(,(x 9” Dwa" Summemd" ll.'l:::gll:'::::i"'Ln?:':lg -l31l;r"l”rla!3:' ::'::g:'mkl"sl:fge"'”"u -l”b5' 0'” m-"”'Tf Tj"T:T-TE l W3llllF"lZlll znwnnolyellow. pmkl. ', .1 t r l k .- tr ill. i l l? h Vu-rv much ml in .1 Kim wit " P n ' . - l . ii i ' ' . and blue. silk organza over not ::m.::r azmll.l:::gaGl;(.?,,,:a':,l all." not alrziid slalltl up a: s ?'lTf.:(ll(tll'I1l iiruann lillsn .l andg-llrsi dselrln lhhma" mid! mlltglciakcrstll b n- Ammlllgh tprI?fetmolIrHalditiw'mlln "0 Chan "fl lam,” mm mmchl” mum”. . . .. . . man. and Mm". mp um I have won, Hm wmmlm Tampa Hnnda (ll lion. i an. eat er. arrii-lso ( ever. I? usincss o ite- lzenera y suc o d mans Y- 9 l ml llwu Tlwr he d dws W” ,-95.," ln cha,ll.,m.l....,., H V p l . l - l l l r . t ed in Summerside to iisit Mlllll years ago largely a male .pre- emlnine occupants. ur g the -1- 1 Ilollla Street. llsiifax I . l A s . . allvdfl) rhnscn to be my life com and air tioii ictuiiiiivg to (:iIifor- lllrsl Ehman.S panlmsi lllr. an dl sl.l.",” nnw has lwmml, ll". prlnclp lul 25 yea” more women Enlered M l Nl". scoll. . . Nil Just two minutes walk from hliould I lllslsl on this Or will at-ctiittpaul thcm as fnr asyjmnd 8 M,” unllonml ll CAVIF CaMda.s gmhm and mp uh lnd law pmvlouslyllrmled tn manly Rluwly sum”. sl'.m'hlv Women also earn their living lnl '3' clungn Piers. Business and Theatrical new fields-as laboratory techni- Dug.-lcg. " " Daily Rates

mm” by (lmluwul W"""" "l"' 3” 3"” llrl wl”"”" R"'”'5 Mrs Reg Pope. Thee will alsolpal place for women worker fields such as medicine. chemistry clans. statisticians and actuarles single Booms 31.50 to 34.00

labaiidnii the rniirtshi of the t '- . - i . . NEW GLASGOW W..Vl.S. pie; Prayer. Miss Anna Stei'c-n- ml-lo 1 ....me of a re.-ll; wealthy Hedemmnl x B enmsh lgmaserln lklmjlf ll('!h”l0rdl'lw'll' , . S00. lafllll) and am sure I could make "TS A. A l.n('khaI't eiilcrlaiur . "R an 0 Kc W-(.r i as "0. my 1"? flu"? "W”'"z "l "ll" Mm" Mrs. Warliclti Orr invitctl in lit-r l1'illPV if slic ('r'll'l detach her- Pd lllllllilll-”lllV ill ill? '96 ll0lll' ll Tl" lluslewes El "'9 ('01! alldlopened more om” Jobs bu. has ' F"””r"”' l"””3'l Ch""'h wM'S" mt'Pl With llftl” llll” lllt' rllllill-ail lll0l'lc at-If froniltlicl intolerance taught her hnmc in. Summcrside nn Mon- C””''”-l' 91”” ”' S”"'"l9”ld9 "rleewr - N - v N P35 lmlll "ll "W him" M Mrs J-'ing Meetiiig closed by i'epealiml liar as a child She isnii sure of day. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. E. day will be Mr5- Ann” Haye5- Mr” S EllV””dl- ll”- Ell Sl9V9"5"" the l.ortl's Prayer in unison. Liiiicli l'”Il'5'plf and f(sal'g me yl-igwgl of her Wallacc Willaiiis of Iios Angeles, l Vlvlan Sh9”"- M"5- M”c9ll'3 Gd” A bad t-litiruc of the Wogship per- was Selwed by lhl. ..l,mm,ll.... In lamm. when sllould l do-; Please Call. lani. Mrs. Nan Msclgaennal Sllrinl uni. Stiidy was follmie as out- . . l 55,5, M ll". hos cssl . -t ' lKay Callaghan and . iss ,iIianl ' ' lthmge 8 Ed ' t dd H l Miss Clifford Ramsay entertain- .Cudmnre l

T T” T ' . use to sue TOUGH ON PENSIONER CAREER l gill: lli'tl."'i.'.ti. mo to mo

Simple! but not for the old-we gl l ll; Mn 34,5; Q. as.” Dispensary officials say the papal BARBERS ' HAlR' -l-;'Eem:l.l.lnmnm in our com. sloner cannot buy adequate food DRESSERS WANTED loruble Lonny. .l,,, suck

more. There canit he too nianyffell Dlel Dispensary. offers A

Moncton. N.B ll uco:NwALu5 no."lL.. oidcr children in the family be-l food llllltwllllce 0' 58 C9515 8 tl'l.l'. I

ensliip Srcrctaiji. l l 34 cup nm". Acting Friendship sciretary re- 1 ll,aSpm,,, lmklllg l,l,.l(ll.,

r2"d fl, .l frlt li' -ted tl i...':z... " P. Strong ls Lovely

in. izitire in pron:-tiling a frlcndly

lincd in the ntissinnary niontlily.l 3 . ... , Tm tliciiic iias ”Think On Thcse Tlj MPE "- lSPl)lIA5R sillrik unstable - ,, x l Vg l , . i'"d shell” on 5” 3' mum" Igarn these Trldel ll Bar, Magazines, Toiletries llld 'rl'”l:h" H-”"" 5R9 has "'9" 5”'”Z' bPllHlililF iii Ire-lalitm to rim is MlObl”Rl"'lI.' lCPl'EThe Mglnb lll0n:w:mlaf:er:co-mclilzidrelfnnl lo w- .. .. l Barber Shop in Hotel Buildinlgn. fttmucrl hi scripture rcading. I pmllahll. an lndlvmuallmll , rca )ict )ispensary stays at 5 ya a owance. foe A .4 ' Aulomnlc Fl” spplnkln

Rnll rail was answcred by n S l , ' l .l l ..l.l l S with Iiick. an iron will and penny- ; Whlfll Virlfi "Om 75 9911" l0 51-” T"m”' l mom for your protec- u-rw nf st-ripiurr Minutes were l,"l::l"l:,',',',ll..ll ,',',l l'.l:.'hl,,l:'1'.',f:K,d?,'fl r'-'r"-'"rm'mr-rj Plllflllllllll flare. silimrs Mrlnlllgialtf-v'slI gel-W" ll9';0lll!llllR”0ll lllflbtlll-P g::::l; l re.-id and :ippi'oi'cd. (.'tit'i'csp0nd- , , , . . . . . 1- , .. - -- l ll H . H can 9 n cqiuitcy nours orlan age on e am y. as ' ntltn l mu-c ('flIt.sl.slf'l'l of a l('ilPl' from l'R(”'Tl”yD Hun l-"l't"5 :.'::;lW'Sl::r1:,'l:';p::;lm:)l;:'ll)Ill; lgil lsz flf'l1ls'.ll day. l l!ial'l'.lllfllI. - lndlllsiflel. l V" will enjoy COMFORT Mrs R l. Cairns. Cliristian Clllltl ; Sllzlzlgslllialitriii int: i-csptiiisiliility for her 8CilfIlS.l lmrrlrllgcllklllra alllllrllmsv tl1fll)"hl2tl 0: m')l;Ih0. iiillelllylgxlglvlazr "d' with ECONOMY ll n"

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poi-tcd 22 calls in homes. 28 h0S- lt icasptmn salt V, l N V. . cause older children demand up. when the pcrson is a member of pital calls. 2 bouquets of flowrrsf 1 cup nuts 2l'l';:'r'"'2""l(:;fEl:)m:::"f:lKVlllglnml WP llllliltd a ltliit-cklloraitife liuif, some sweet l lety in their foods I family of four. This amount ' 5 trcats. Mlpoinlmonls for Julv. l (""9 dill” ..,l,l,.(.l,.,',,i-' ml" llle .,,(.,l,,.,. Dull, I'll” .""""l','”-"'li";:l:""Tl1' ”l',”':'1hy "M l":ly ll?” T Wm" WW" "ml Iiii iron will is nccdt-d says the 0' C0lll'5C ' ---u1 by t . V . I masmmn Hlmlla ,. l V l d V-l - int inc-xpicatc lli no n P 9-l an in !dlIrlfll'.I I I Idlsppnmrl, l)(,(,HuSl, '0 keep cm” dlsnensalyl

Hpraldlj M” Slwan Parkman Bake in slow men 325 iicgrves Ellifll :l"wl,;I'"lo'l:lm'f;e(;' ;il'l;::'i mod IillDIllSP which comes in a and iiflnwinll llauzy veil . . ,f)li live in 62 cents a day one can't buy Said the dispcnsnfyis Ursa M"c (l”'l"'"'” L"'"l3 L”"”l' ” for 20 minutes, l,,,,,'l,, lm.,. hm. lmalll. ll" keeps cook out tIflll(' etht-r it would st-en each . l pin. cakc. jam. rooki-rs. candy or Agnes Httlflens: "The coat of llv.. Mrs. .l.S. Edwards. Mr: William - VI-ll-nsling; l. ('ilp huttcr 2 cups so far as Wlmlnnst 'mnvmmm'. wlicn tlir llf'(Wl'lt'l ll)nl(;lSDnl1Ellllll1K h0lll' 0' lljllls glad day -e lPl lltllhlllfi soft fll”llll(S..T0 rcmain witliln thellllll I06-llhllb first. tllllll "llh great: Fmmded lm Amlriwr; Leadei-, Miss Ella 8em- icing sugar, 1 unhv-alt-n em. 1;” mp N ruddprkm N wclm has Ml... inrlunct. Wu: w y, mar S . Ibudgct. ll is necessary in in: ii lef Ml la ('0mmll'l-.V ll'l'i- M;

A; W, lmnm lm, plalenls. vim; clinic:-s sllniild fall as they do. Isl l)ll5:1 Whcn you are nld and Time (-an.r..l, pl.-wr Qhglpppr M... Mn meet it. That explains the differ

as find W relied upon In tiling-.5 all 9,. ence between 58 and 62 cents. An old New Brunswick School

. i . l Llh I -ll! ,. n l. al always something of a mystery. V be rcspfgfr Enprlitllneirn shy: hgljavlfmwhiv do we choose la make this You will remembb this-The bells cent the clicapcst cuts of mi.-atg l lllmkl Sm, simply feels dwell, cake instead of that - fall:-i thed be 1 I land who will have an eagle l?)I: do", on lllm. hllndly mmlun bk Perhaps for us there was n i-nn- con 9 I. an Tye: ur llull ll hou- for food. cheatl. In-season buys in "m.”ll,m.,. ln perpcluale lm. ln, nerttnn in mind between our tlllet -- hrl ' vcgctablcs and fruits. . - lo choice and the orange blossoms, kisses of your friends. and all tbe' The Diet illspcnsnry II'l'll'I'l at

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