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MONTREAL, March ist-For any woman who wants her home to look like a Decorator'e Dream i marvelous Glldden SPIIED SATIN is the most erei indoor paint discovery in years! It has a aynthe in rubber emulsion base at makes it , ' t ', washable and oh, so easy to apply! Yes, Spred Satin he! s even a "first-time" painter to do

a "profeuional'.djob-and just think of the dimer

. 'a' dollars sev , whether you do it yourself.or

have it doiia for you..Bpied Satin goes on all your indoor walls like magic-dries in 29 minutes to a smooth, satiny --and 't a

. trace of an offensivepodourl No need to yorry about weather--you can. suit indoors with the doors and windows closed! Order your 8 red) Satin from your Gliddbn dealer now. There's a glorious variety o beautiful pastel shades and deep, decorator colours to choose froin-- and you'll be sure of getting what you want if you "shop early"!

Neon Knees Soups Could I So lfsrsatils 'til I tried my favourite

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EEINZ BOUPB in dozens of diderent ways . . . in rarebits and salads-in gravies and sauces and meat loaves.'Anrl. of course. with so many luscious varieties to choose from they make a real incnu delight! Try this with Hsins Condensed Cream of Tomato Soup

some night soon! I? ma. ll! sup was.

VA P 5109904 U3 cune cooked rice d die "1 10-ounce,p.gen HGI O 1 '''9"- "If

Cream at Tomato Soup we term. pepper until crisp: roniove from trying pan and chop. Saute onion no per in bacon dnrlgplngl until onion is under. Add remain- ! s In A greased caaserols in a- moderate oven dekf.) for so rnfnutes. Serves 0 to 3. 1.! desired ill cup gr cheese may wrinkled over top. 'Wseu Ta Vsgla Or DryP”..., Evbryone wants .7 r a n d n e w I-L Srouor. It makes dishwashing s. pleasure! You see, this C-I-L cellulose Sponge is soft as velvet when it's wet-kind to your hands and your finest china. Its square shape makes it easy to clean the inside bottoms of glasses, iota 'ii' pans. It floats! ...no furn ling around in the bottom of the dish- sii. It's sanitary-can be clesne ii jidy under the tap or sterilized in boiling water. And after you've finished the dishes, a users your C-I-L S ange dry an use it to clean ta lea and sink. You'll find C-I-L Sponges in five convenient sizes at hardware, department, drug, variety and grocery stores. . . V , be sure to look for the C-I-Llabel you re shoprmyztaud see how D1" -it's your assurance of quality. docs Everything! It's Not The Income Hui Tho 0iuconie.that.coun!s when.you're Personal Planning. The big thing about this new BANK OF MONTREAL serstcin of faintly financing is that it makes the most 0 your money-no. matter what your income is. I began Personal Planning gust six weeks ago. ..and it's already shown me, how I, n, live happily within my income-even with to ay's high living costs! Personal Planning simply organizes your money so that you t all possible value out of every dollar you earn. iirst thin you know your money is doing for you most of the things you've clt. it. should have been doing all along. There's a breezy little booklet that tells you all about Personal Planning ...it's waiting for you at your neighbourhood branch of the Bof M. Drop in today and ask for your copy. When you've read it, I iust know you'll want to do what I did . . . tak,e husband v the ear and work out your own personal plan together. Its the best thing I've done in '51!

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to wash the dishes when they see the brand new,

Apologies For "Wciahlloy" Hands aren't necessary when you use DUZ! So if you've been trying some of those no-rinse chemicals --and found them hard on your hands-change to Diiz! Du: gets the bi gest wash dazzling clean and w its in ii jiffy-vet it's kinder to your hands! You see. Du: combines great quantities.of rich, real soap with two active detergents-has really amazing cleaning owcr, yet it's wonder- fully mild) and safe! Try it next wiishdayl Get a Giant Economy Size package of Dual next time

1-Ermine 1. Good For All 0; Us ballot or bad- minton. ut

. . . an evening at

of bowling or "'9' most of usaon? b gct cnoug o ,5 it to amid the 3 F

aches 'n' pains of sore muscles afterwards. That's why I alwlalys like to have a bottle of SLOA '5 LINIMENT in the house. It does offer the most wonderful relief from pain caused by strains, sprains or stillness. It eases the aches of neuralgia and rheumatism too. There's no rubbing with Sloan's. Just pat it on and its gentle warmth quickly sinks deep down in and relieves the pain. Sloan's Linimc t is very reasons” in price-inst 50a for the small- sized bottle-90c fo; the large. Pick up a battle next time you're in your drugstore.

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Bright-eyed Enthusiasm is wnat every.mother likes to see at baby- mea time . . . so here's a.tipl Babies love smo-o-o-th 5 Minute "CREAM OF WHEAT"! What's more, "C eam. of Wheat." loves babies! Yes, it's brimfiil of so many of the good things that babies need to maintain normal owtli and bouncing good health. 'or if Minute "Cream of Wheat" contains Iron for good red blood - and Onlciiirn and Phosphorus for diets deficient in these cle- ineuts. f'Cream of Wheat" is simple to prepare, too! Cooks to perfec- tion in net 5 minutes of boiling- inst rig t for baby and so tempt-

ing, the whole famil

y will enjoy it! Step-Look-and pay attention I ' , to. what your mirror tells you! Is your com- lexion Just a . 'ttle rou from harsh i ii t e r weather? T h e n I'd suggest you

' ive it the beaut -beneht o marvelous WOO BURY

More Idmi More Women are dis- covering this economical. easy-to- cook, completely fl('llCln!l8 main- course dish . . . KRAFT DINNER. It's a luscious macaroni-'n'-cheese combination that cooks to tasty li htnese in only 7 minutes! Yes, its certainly easy to prepare . . . of! the shell-into (he pot-anlo the table. And it's wonderfully economical. 0n'e package of "Kraft Dinner" contains enough for a main dish for four . . . at just a few pennies a sewing! You'll find several helpful sugges- tions for nutritious main dishes on the "Kraft Dinner" package-and my suggestion is . . . ask your

FACIAL SOAP! That's the soap with the famous beauty cream ingredient--the same skin smoother used in fine face creams. That's why Woodburv Soap helps keep your skin as ire and smooth as a soft Sprin flower. Woodbury's mild, mil lather inst can't help being kind to your complexion-leaving it satin-soft and loveher than ever before! No wonder Woodbiiry Soap '3 the beauty choice of those lovely .Woodbury brides! Why , not try it? Use Woodbury Soap grocer for ”Ix'i-aft Dinner" tomor- in your bath, too. row! It's ideal for Lenten meals!

Want To Do Somsllilng Specially. Nlcs For Your Fanillyf. Then here's something I'm sure theX'll cngig . . . Happ Day Cake made with SW N5 WN CAK FLOUR. Usi Swans Down absolutely assures its goodneu . . . or Swans Down is the cake flour milled by expert hour-makers. It's sifted and. resifted until 21 times as fine as ordinary flour-and it makes cakes just as good as cakes can he! HAPPY DAY CAKE Iii cuglaouallited Swans Down Cake

lteaapoons Calumet Baking Powder

1 teaspoon salt ' ' 'With butter. margarine or lard. use I N H1113 (1 NP MIMI! I AIN'- 3”" I c'imhlv.'e.dlm:r lrt.Mlftmrh"sttr liortmInugninlrrlililln'gnub'l;wl jut an n G e "N" "" :si'enu. Add about -,5 cup or the milk me our dnmrened. Then beat I mlnu or no at-rv es. Adifiegas and remaining in it beat 1 minute longu or 130 strokes. (Mix by an or at l speed of electric

H5 cups sugar 9: cu shortening . Mill: (see below for amount) 1 teaspoon va a I eggs. unbeaten

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now is: Where should the floor price be set in order to pay the producer a suitable amount for its production and at the same time provide the" Canadian con- sumer with a sufficient annual supply?

No Cheese Contract

The high price of cheese in the Marltknes this past sian-met was due to the large amount which was under contract from Canada. and most especially, to the re- uiaitionlrig order which was af- ectlve from May lst until Octo- ber 31st, in an attempt to fill that contract. At the present time no cheese contract has been signed with the British Ministry and even if there will he ii contract it is understood the cheese will not be requlsltloned. The difference between the Canadian and con- tact price became so great last year that the requlsitioning order was very unpopular inthore prov- inces subjected to it. It can easily be seen. therefore. that the cheese producers in the Marltlmos will experience I. considerable loss in demand with a consequent lower- ing in price if there is no con- tract this coming summer. Unless there is an Increase in the con- tract price requlsltlonlng is unfair at present. The contract price nlus subsidy has always been a floor 0n cheese and unless there is a contract there will be no floor. Without requlsltioplng there will be plenty competition on the markets. poor demand, and a much lower price than this past summer. The cheese manufactur- ers should consider these effects seriously at this convention.

New Storage Packaging Room

The dalrymen of the Province. realizing the need for adequate storage adopted a resolution at their last annual convention re- questing the Government to con- struct a suitable storage for butter and more space for cliccse. This storage is now completed. but due to circumstances beyond control. it was not on time to store this year's sur-plus production. Rooms most satisfactory for dairy pro- ducts and capable of holding our entire surplus have been built an- nexed to the original storage. In addition to this a packaging room for reworking butter into the trade has also been constructed. Th-ls packaging room is very suit- sbly built and should be able to do its partlri supplying our print markets throughout the whole year. We understand that ar- rangements should- be made with the Department of Industry and Natural Resources relative to the operation of the plant, This is a matter for consideration at your present convention.

According as the price of butter advance. the greater does the

smart. hnndhags

noomy. mu ilc

spread become betweefi it and margarine. The greater the spread in price. the more aitbetiteite is sold. owing to the difficulty in pl -' ' , utter to meet this un- fair price competition. a resolut- ion could be adopted at this con- vention asking that a duty be placed on the imported oils and fats from which this substitute is made or an excise tax be placed on its manufacture in order that the price may permit a satisfact- ory ptoductlon and sale of butter.

IN ' MEMORIAM

OATIIIRINI: M. MMDONALD

. . 'Frlends and relatives In Belfast and vicinity were deeply saddened when they learned that Catherine M. Mhcbonald had pes- sed away at the early age of thirty- five years. she was a daughter of the late Rector and Catherine (Gillie) MacDonald of Brush Wharf, Orwell Cove.

Catherine resided in Medford. Mass. for the last few years and was greatly beloved by all who knew her. she was kind and love- able and never happier than when doing something for someone else. she became ill several months ago and had to enter the Medford Hos- pital for treatnient, but despite medical skill and nursing she pas- ser! l)L"”"Ully to be with her Lord whom she loved and served.

Her sisters Marion and Helen

and her brother-in-law Harley Davis accompanied the remains to Eldon where they reposed at the home of her brother until Wed- nesday Feb. alst at 2 P. M.. where the funeral service was held at St. John's Presbyterian Church. Belfast. Many gathered to pay their last tribute of respect. The service was wnducted by Rev. Dr. R. E. Qulgley, minister of the churchf Interment in Belfast cem- ctery beside her mother and fath- er. There are left to mourn two sis- ters. Helen, Mrs. Davis of Med- ford, Mass, Marlon. Ml-s. Dicey of Jamaica Plains. Ma.ss.. and three brothers Wesley of Hammond, Indiana, Russel of Sydney aftid John Hiram. the Postmaster at El- don, P. E. I.

EGLINGTON AND HOW!

BAY W. I. The February meeting of the Exlington and Howe Bay Wom-

en's Instltute was held at the home of Mrs. Brent Stead.

Roll call was answered by ten members and three visitors. Cor- respondence was read by Mrs. Raymond Mi:Donald and Mrs. Brent Stead. Collection .&).

Auction Sale realized 36.26. Auc- tlon sale of articles will be con- tinued at the next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Ray- mond MacDonald. on March 7.

Handbags beautifully of muiiy gfinc mzitcriulr. offer a choice to lhe well groomed woman of her favorite accessory.

Roll call - Irish Jokes. Mrs. Howard Wood and Mrs. Brent

THE FASHION SHOPPE THIS SPRING. AS ALWAYS. SMART CLOTHES FOR .. . .,

The backbone of your Spring ward-

robe is your suit. silhouette . .

Leona: cosrs,

Eleni on. lunch committee. Meet- ing closed by singing the National Anthem.

ii..- am. lunch music and singing was enjoyed 117 Ill.

smartly slim in . appealing, wearing of fabric . . . in a color that's a perfect reflection of Spring '51 fashions. Here now for your select lon, are our Gabardines, Rayons, Worsteds and Tweeds.

Price Range '- 29.50 in 19.95

Gloves

NE cars ' CUTS

as mucbm

40

lives the 4 ea. tar - though costing far less -makes as many cups as a whole pound of ordinary colee. be big 12 oz. family size

jar saves even more.

No waste with Nescafe - you make just what on use. No messy groun s. tNescafe is specially pro- cessed to are fresh to the last apoonf .

. Rf. WUSBLE BDVIEE P

'Neeeall (pronounced NEG-CAIAY) Is the uolualw registered trade mark of Neatl6'e (Canada)Liinmd to digests insoluble iielse product whialils composed of equal parts of 1 edible soles and added pg carbohydrates (duh-iaa. aialtost and dextrose) added solely to notesttls INI-

orrawa. Feb. so '-TOP) - Charies H. Larose, former assistant gentleman usher of the black rod in the senate. died here yesterday at the age of 73. Mr. Larose retired from office in 1947.

Lunch was served by the hostess

yet long

Blouses .,

IHHIIIS

KIDNE Y Ulllii

nlJ'l'FALO. N.Y.. Feb. as -- (AP) -- Three of four flour mile in this major milling centre which cut pro- duction Saturday because of a box car shortage resumed normal out- put today after receiving a few care over the week-end.

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. Pliiiples, realise start to clear up In lust 7 days

You too may be delighted the stones way ciitirora Soap and

Ohtllldf peieer....hIsek- heede. sauna. ram. relieve itch. Fragrant. KKHIHI! medicated. 10 new sacceas. Buy at your dninht today.

Gloves are all-important ll ,3.

the well-groomed woman. fashion-right and colorful.. See the handsome new leather and fabric collectlol at our store. '

use our LAY-AWAY

The FASHION

14'! GT. GEORGE ST.

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lewltchery 'neath your fav- orlte suit or with your fav- orite Iklrt . . . a promise with one of the blouses from our Spring-themed new collection. Embroidery trims . . . solid color: and gay prints.