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410177 A for ‘Summer Suppers!
so light and tender ; z ; so temptlngly delicious; Aunt Jemima: are ideal for satisfying suppers! Prepared in a twinkle and. eaten with a smile . . . you're always sure that the tantalizing fragrance of golden brown Aunt jemimss will he a big hit . . a demand many encoresi Treat the family tomorrow to a light, satisfying meal oi Aunt Jemimas!
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mdwok caretmiy t3 the width and length according to your height rscigilt.
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an the petite figure and a trifle longer.
l! you are on the plump side. have enough fulness to hang away
from curves.
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GEIITIIAI. GUARDIAN
‘this solemn is reamed tor ne
cl leeat interest, but adverthilu ‘l t.“"lf..l““'.7..'.i."£.'.';'°"°‘ l I I I 0 a able la advance. n”
C001‘! for Photographs.
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T!!!‘ IN POTTERY-
Wfi Lgrockett’: Jewellery. ti. Lucius or cmscv dis/play Timed“. Mill I1. Oimdall Home. Please send alts on Monday. . 5-16-21
CBIPPLED CHILDREN'S CLIN- IOB conducted by Dr. '1‘. B. Acker at Red Croat Headquarters, Char-
lottetown Monday. May 21th. and at Town Hall, Bummereid
e. Thurs- dfl-y. May 80th. Adults make HAD-
pointment-e other days.
5-14-10-18-20 to 35
THE DEDICATION of Lhe new Wood Islands Presbyterian Church will be held on Sunday, May 19th at 2.00 P. M. iston‘ u Time.) A special service of worship will also be held in the evening at 730. All friends of the congregation are cor- dially invited to attend these ser- vices. 5-15-16-21.
THE ANNIVERSARY and re- vcnlng service oi the Little Sands nited Church will be held on Sun-
da , May 19th at 8 o'clock P. M. (S ardard Time). The s ecial s alter will be Rev, Ro We ter,
ernon. P, f). I. There w ll be spec- ial music. a historical sketch of the church and greetings from former pastors. Rev. Roy Vessey, Minis- ter 5-15-21
HARTSVILLE PBESBYTERIAN
- CHURCH. -— The Presbytery of
Prince Edward Island regrets to have to announce that the service oi Designation for Miss Bessie llallowell. Deaconess. which was‘ to have been held in the Presbyterian Church at Jiartsville, on Thursday evening of this week, has had to be withdrawn for the present but the, Presbytery will hold an adjourned] sheeting in St. James’ Church, Charlottetown, on Thursday Even-
, Mav 16th at. 8.30 P. M. Day- lig t Saving Time; by authority. '1‘, H. Bussell Somers, Clerk of the Presbytery. I 5-16-11.
CORNWALL MISSION BAND- ‘lhe Cornwall Mission Band met in the Manse on Saturday flit-Bl‘- 11. Mrs. nee- presided and opened with singing the Little Bibarmw Fall." Bmd purpose and prayer read in unison. Scripture reading by Elaine MatcPhail. After ing "Jesus Loves Me", Evelyn - fxey took charge of the business pert and called on Janet Skinner to read the minutes of last meet- ing and call the ml]. There were twenty members present. Collec- tion wss received by Christena MacPhail. The 'I‘reasure.r, Audrey Frissell. gave the report of last ouartela- A chapter of Nyanga’: Two Villages was read by Audrey MacPhail and Eva MacPhail was appointed to take the next chalp- ter for June meeting. The follow- ing program was given by James l-Iyde. Clarietena Pheil and Ilaura Hyde; solo. J - solo. Wanda Willis: accompanied on the piano by Mrs. C. Murray. World Friends were given around. Meeting closed by singing "We're A Happy Mission Band". and benediction by Mrs. Skinner. Lunch was served.
"God Sees Mission
Seeding ls Well Advanced In West
OTTAWA, Ma 14 - (CP) _ Bwlrliswmit in he Prairie Prov- inces “well advanced" with wheat seeding practically completed in Manitoba and nearing cnrgletion lr. Saskatchewan and Albc , the Dominion Bureau of Sta-tistics said i/odnywlrl the first o1 a series of eight rc-por on emu cc Canada
"Conditions in the Prairie Prov- inces may be considered gerlerally favorable to date." the recon-t. "but preclgletation slum April 1 has been well low normal in all three Provinces.
"Mean ilounperuturcs were above normal in npanv areas to promote germination and growth and to eliminate the danger oi serious soil drifting in Southern Alberta and Saskatchewan."
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QAVIS MONIV- you need
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‘Local Y.-lll.0.A. Camping Expands
the Y M C A. camplngneentfrpriu a: I’l OITIWIOI
made pceaibl the cooper-g- tive ciiort otf thee 1% Men's Club, gout: Cligdsmtltrlgiduazid the Phalanx m . e owingmen com- prise a joint committee recently elected to ~ .
Morosidc. E. A. Smith. Jasncs Cu -
moire, Iii-nest A. McKinnon, Char-
lfis Wilkins, Harry Cudmore. Wili V
tiomml bro had been ac- quired to Gildltffli‘. e camp site in ffteen acres. Six s1 ing cabins and an all season bu are progress for this year. tensive relpclrs to the existing dining hall w l be made. A council ring area is in the cess of lng in a thick gro/w of woods. An outdoor chapel will be located in a choice stand cf bitches and evergreens. Beats for lcngshote c ing are btqzng procured. A playing field W111 be develo cd for appropriate camping activi ies.
Well Equipped
The all-season building will per- mit the use oi the camp site by llutfhrrc-us YMCA groups during the Fall. Winter and Spring sea- souls nipped with a fire lace and a s ve slulmblet, for ing, tthe building will serve as a retreut for numerous YMCA boys’ grou on overnight h-kes. Young pecpe in YMCA groups will have acess to tlie building on skiing. hiking. or n g ecmeditlons.
Out-hips b boat along the South Shore and est Riven- wiil be leat- uxes of camp . The um o1 camp months oi J-ulv and t is ant»- icipated. In lug wi-t tises of YMCAs conducting for wmnem and girls, aflglirls csnup
‘ future,
pgople will e plan .
D 8 Vi!!!‘ be mwihei" feature oi
son outings. Maritime conferences 0t the Hi-Y and Phalanx movements will be invited to use the site in the future. I
14.000 ACRES OI‘ BET!
cockroach te complete A” time; before it
m.“ 7th. "The meetlnu was we-
Weeklv meetings were held homu of and knitting.
the V-Club. and a Tag Day. PTO- vided funds for the work of the organization.
pose is to take care cf the needs of donated for this work M2 a lcles and also two bedside tables. Other donations. in cash included each to Monastery of the Precbus Blood. the Social Service Dept and the Red Cross, a booth was equipped and main- sinicd at the Bazaar for the Hos-
ta . this booth was most encouraging
were invested in Victory Bonds to be used in furnishing rooms in
,‘,’,‘},‘,,“°,h, pfififiym, “mp. the metemgitr wan-l oi the vro- posed ew ns- msrjam 1,, m. The n following otiicern were
elected fon- the ensuing ear: Mrs
‘Ilhiisa idkldlofli’ mcntglngmgai had a MmEfitI W em 1'!- . e cam ~ - 2g t,,°,~‘§'¢.,p{“y§m_ p‘ Vice-President: Mrs. J. A. Mc-
The camp site will be for Millsn. YMCA Committee "retreats". eek- Secretary: Mrs. Fired Egan (re- end condolences, picnics, father and elected)
Millan (re-eluted).
Ma's Fred W
Bazaar: Mrs. Walthen Famte pol-iv. Mu. Prank
It was null Tag Day
WIPJ-SNUMHERHFHNVJINPuVI '
alliwhewill indilrlpled
ment. "Why It one stands For the names at my two must remember to ‘
wipe out learns to xeadmls weeds
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Island Man ' Receives Degree
his umerous are Rosina Manager oi the Dal- te, Imv resentative on the D.A AC, Mem wt- e on the Student's Coiincil and many
H Gol D at Munro Day celsbrat one in March of this Year.
Hewillbeadniitltedtotheliar oiNwascotla
Annual Meeting of Navy League
i
tirade!‘ the hip H. Gibson, Tot-onto, Dominion presid-
at/ . mum. of the Navy Iegue, whose purpose is to promote an- ode/s interests as a sea power end out nation, was reviewed by Mr. G ‘on, uiho said that as sponsors oi the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets it had developed a youth-training mam that proved or great value ng both world were and was of equal importance in equipping youth for civilian life. THR. Gillard, managing secretauryg cuvmto. gave a simlmagy Navy League's recent war activities. His report showed Imt from I942 to 1945 there was a total attendance
tn- tihe e's 22 clubs and hostels q! 11.68, and that 8,111,860 meals had been served. 'Iihe nal in- terest of h volunteer
workers in extending friendly hos- gitealrlty to merchant seamen had II£1SWOIIQMHIL@ in helping to main n mo: e. Mir. Gillard remrted that during the four- miod the Navy League nimble 885.911 ditty we, 307,150 woollen laments. 31,- lur vests and 3 .449 magaz- ines and books In addition, large qusnigghes of usm‘ clothingia games, am ones. records. 890 00d! gird sundry items are obtained; and plecedgrllgetcwilmost aw. sees 00M u: thmill out tomorrow and Wednesday and apes-tent dedsicnsurkegarding the ag-ue‘ poet-war w anion sea- men arid respecting future‘ cadet policies will be reached.
Annual Meeting Junior League iilfTown Hospital
The annual meeting n! the Jun- ior League oi the Charlottetown Hospital was held at the home of Mrs. J. A cMillan on Tuesday.
activities
mos ‘PHREE WEEK
END FAQQD VALUES TllURSDAY-JRIDAY and snwnnsv Schwartz Prepared .. ‘Z56 ' 37c
MUSTARD. 32 oz. bottle . ..... .. ....j17c ‘
JAVEX.
Bottle Ideal Cut WAX BEANS. 20 Oz. Tin 14c-
PINEAPPLE ' TID-BITS. Bottle
2 Bot. 1 Coupon
u... .-
‘ MARY [55 sgys,
6 OZ. Till . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . For the fragrance
' ' " men love, try thla LBTZQ 32 OZ. heevenly- scented GRAPE JUICE. Bottle .. .. ‘WP’ Danny Boy .
CHOCOLATE SYRUP. Bottle
AYLMER TOMATO SOUP 10 Oz. Tin 10c-
l9‘ ZFor VANILLA.
16 oz. Bottle . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. Lynn Valley
SPINACH. Tin
Royal COCOA.
Artificial
aunt .
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1 Lb. Bag......
32c
Fresh Haddock Island Boneless
ggéllzffs‘ Lb‘. CHICKEN. 1 oz. Tin 49c Lb. ... ... senate Davis’ H. ..- I."
GELATINE. Pkg. Sweet Pickled
21c
C RNED BEEF 1-2 lbs. per coupon. Lb. qvhite BEANS. ' 5lbs. Fresh FRUITS and Llfebuoy
VEGETABLES 25c
SOAP. _4 cakes
H a ,
19° 25c
CABBAGE. Lb. ..... Aylmer, hrgQ 28 0L tin ‘D
OIIFIONS. 8c PUMPKIN 15¢. 2 for C '
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126 C t Griffins 14 oz. tin
oltariiuiaurlxlt m 25C FISH CAKES 29c
|-| c ATKINSON ~ 2245 I I Grafton St. Y-2z41~
(GROCETERIA)
I hive lust come from bit hoose across the lane.
and lay her oss away may? get eems to be th stay" coin u- zrl on a. dolofulgnotefif folks have-
sided over by the retiring presi- dent. Mrs. M A. Farmer. and
the reports “which were read and’ adopted snowed a year cf increas-
ed activity and financial success.
at the the members for sewintl
The regular monthly dime-i It
The society. whose main W1‘-
the nursery the Hos. tal.
810.00 As in other years The increased Patronage at
e members The surplus funds of the club
Treaeiu-er: Mrs. Pmnk A. Mc-
Committees Bnying: Mrs. Walter Lawlor.
Mrs. Bernard Hughes. Paoli. ltttrs. Gilbert
Mrs. John Coumhlin.
Gaudet. Mrs. M. A. Ivan finishes. Mrs. John 00l- A. mMlllsn. decided to have the an- in June.
r. Mrs. Entertainment:
Ellen k Diary
By an Island Farmer's Wife
(Continued from Page l)
"we that ‘sign before Jamie
Jeanie alorne there, in chair beside the radio. awuy and Jatnes as well. 18ml) was unlit and the streamed in to
we one citing 1o worry about they have another!" site was doubtless recalling the tmrtble she had when recently "Susie" escaped from the fox-pen in her freedom and incidentally tnelte fair game for Part1. The next. mot-rung it was, alter s, 0:1 of what Jamie de- scribed as "i ins and iumwins and Jum " le ymmscr people ucceed in catching her and re- turning her ho her roomy hutch Susie continues to live alone and Jamie reports: "No therds no sight of any small rabbits yet but‘ he hopeiully ‘Rob says there's most, mire to be when I look some day-f _ _
Jamie was with the other at the fencing “in_t.he beck i0 afternoon. Ovmaalled and warmly
had provided him with a parcel of lunch, knowing well that once 1hc males at Alderlea become intfirtigted in "finiahing" ‘game itlfm 80 V Y. supper me to ' pass un-ncticed. Then thevwcome ex Mm as Aunt Kitty Mahoney used to say, "like ravemng wolves." hu and a. little worn from their 1a., to a late meal. The Muttdog was
there as well and in the lee of the and up I m
wane. to the twilight. The moon had sailed into tlie flilhirillllfl beior? I u away. se/w a. spa g airy tn of 1t bridging the quietness o! and balrely above s. hill ght star of light. Our set/urn car is on the drive-way. Until tomorrow. . . Diary. . . Good-night . .
were of course stvne chores to be taken came oi; a hammer or an axe fetched on call but all such tasks were forgotten. James said, when a pert squirrel balanced on ah hbranchocrasznallbizflcame wi n hailing mstance of Mutt.
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Carnation, Milk
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