ELMSDALE lmam;animator”lunited Churci

Mrs. Orrin Wallace was Mr.

Mrs. Louis Dunn and youngltefis of the members of. thetwomen Aheef son have returned from Western. E‘msdale wmmnvs Inst {me I Hospnal- iThe president. Mrs. Harry Dunn More

Mrs. Alton Hardy entertained presided and an" the opening ' the members 0‘ "‘9 Eldea'“ exercises. asked the secretary,‘ Mr§~ Waite" WWW?“ W“ ‘7 “A w Mrs. Vernon Hardy to read mlil‘ devotional lefidel'nll'i March it); about. She modish in the “little uiesI correspondent pu- Morell. bad i\\ bl: ‘- black number“: the spring- plans were made for a pantry Church Women. ‘Mrs.h‘ aram suit. hwith matching accessor- sale on Easter Saturday at Hen. Andlfrson picscnttd t ( stu y ies. s e was wearing. was sear- me nd 0 den ,toreI The Alma “hing i“ he” handbag The“ 39' Women's institute ladies were Scriptural Verscs‘was the r nll Parently Pm‘ed: 5‘” “0“” "P guests at this meeting. The re- call respon se. Executive re- lnqlflrmgly at him- mainder of the evening Nd. ports were heard. and corres-

“Honey” we could almost spent in games and comes” pondence dealt With. hear him say! “We didn" take provided by Mrs. Gerald 0- It was reported that potted the key With 115‘ “‘mcmbefl r' Mrs. Harry Dunn. plants had been cm to mem- You know Where we leave ‘t? which caused much interes. and rs of the lnsitute who were

. I{TIMIGufidianTCliarlottetowniThurs: Apia—2. 1964

HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenkins. Women’s Editor: Phone 4-8505

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Well... “and both chuckled hap- amusement. M”. James O-Brien i] 9!” togethei' find presently was presented with a cake and Next month's catering com- d’iappeared w‘thm' . a suitable gift, as a birthday mittee is Mrs. Edgar MacKin- Tit?” the: S‘arlmfls are gift. Mrs. Jack Clark, on behalf non. Mrs. Wendell Coffin and h°.'.“°' {els’l‘lled' . h I of Alma WI expressed gratitude Mrs. Walter Dingwell. b weths dnfttsy “g ‘5 d‘ar' for a most enjoyable evening. The Lord-s pmyer was "_ is)? ire vlvee 3368;303:1231-1213 a, M” 301*" Brennan filmed peated in unsion. Refreshments stay. We should get rid of ‘° h" Mme '°' “ext were served. could soon put an and m mfg-ii Vernon Hardy received the tric Company. His many friends James said. sad Iflews recently 0‘ the deaf“ will miss him in the common- hMackClsfaLiIS up I "OW in1 his ggnh‘i; bé‘imeigg'lfiéshighgggg ity and in the Rennie and Ogden c all‘. luC CS. I anles 00 S ' - . . . up from his reading was the tamer Muriel Hardy‘ store and Will Wish him success ‘Hockey‘s a rough game" lie|daughter of Mr: and Mrs. E - in his new venture. comments lcrson Hardy. Sincere sympathy

I Mr. and Mrs. lvan MacDon-Iaccompanied by Cameron Rob-

,_: ald, Montague, accompanied by i inson. also of Halifax on an Eas-

‘ Alice and Doris MacDonald. Ilter weekend visit with her par-

I ;spent the weekend in Green-Items. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Law-

' wood, N.S.. guests of F0 Eric ison. Inkerman. MacDonald and Mrs. MacDon- laid.

Mrs. J. Molloy and Mrs. .: Morrison presented an interes- fx; A community siiuucl' Ill honor.ting program on window treat- of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Adamsiment and textiles at a regular ‘ (nee Diane Denhomi was held‘mecting of Xi Beta Chapter of at the home of Mrs. Fred Nich-‘Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. olson Thursday evening. Held at the home of Aud rey Mrs. Ralph Annear cut the rib- . Gillis. Fitzroy St.. the meeting bons while Mrs. Richard Camp-‘was conducted by vice - presi- bell read the accompanying dctit Mrs. D. Wonnacott. ‘ - . . . . good wishes and Mrs. Farhanl Mrs. Roy vessey and s. mg?Jgfggbiglsafliize'ggjp122? " being “tended to "‘9 berea‘" e Bears arranged the gifts Ralph Manning aSSisted the “m and good. led Widow and family.

Refreshments were served by ghostess at the lunch hour. U H t . _ D~ . __j Allan Wallace has accepted a and the HAN DY HANDBAGS E(:ooii 1- nqniiim“ m" . position with the Maritime Elect I!

several of the women ig

tremainder of the evening wasj r, and Mrs. Wendell Mac-1 V . ' . *d spent in dancing with music li‘adycn. Augustine Cove. have‘ 'l‘hci'c's sotiiclhiii: it c it .n :i choice of coordinating co— It SHOES I I , _ I I I I I I I I I supplied by George Horne returned from a holiday in Flo- about this smart and \(‘l‘flliiii‘ lot-s. liic tote is destgned with l I rida. They were accompanied handbag It's a pcrfcct trnrcl- a collapsible bottom. it fea- I R Bill Sharpe. Montague. return- as far as Washington. D.C. b ing companion :ird \\il(‘ll i‘oi iiii'm Zippered compartments. ‘ L no your LEGS ACHE with

ed Monday to his duties at theiMrs. Wendell Lea. Charlotte- in use can be folded ncnily both front and back. a volum-

Canadian Bank of Commerce, ltown, who visited with her 515- into your ilt‘lilil'lf‘. inous interior and double han- iHalifax. Eter. Catherine Dobson. Enroute Made of t‘nlitoi-nm it‘.‘llilt‘l'. (iit‘s. ; I personally request and urge every member ‘ they "med “"th l'elat‘ves ‘“ wfim A- V A M". 0f the Charlottetown District & Labor" Council to Do sharp stabbing pains shoot

Bert Taylor and Chester Sch-'Boston and New York City. I Y i . . n irmer have Mumed to Lower! S i be a blood donor during “Centennial Year. Montague after spending fite‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minniken, ‘

I . w . > ' “i ' . was» i

3 {is ‘i ‘ .winter months at Kissime . Flo- Ricky and J01"! 0f ROCkingham. " S I. d

’L\"“" rida. guests of Mr. Taylorf‘s dau-iN.S.. and Bobby Symons. Beau‘i f

.ghter and son-in-law. Mr. and repaire. P.Q. spent the Easteri

I; ‘ . " 1 H a W'UWHM rmm'nu" 'Mrs. Robert Ford and family. .weekend with Mrs. Minniken‘si T N f I G E l'rf‘Sidttlli. Charlottetown and eveTVWhe'e : i w ‘ .i.i~1 t5. i- Lt't '.\llil a large I . ;parentsI Mn and M r s I AI FI ‘ O n O I ' . rum! I.“ mm]... ymv. m ;:' - ‘ " ‘ ' . " ' moon lion ‘t‘P woe. IMF. and MW William Den- iCampbell. Montague. l District Labour Council mmmrflgnwenmfitym ,‘ " . ms- ChesmUi 5L 19“ Sammie)" 3 "What kind of day have you He reached for an apple in thel "In ' 3"." 1‘” ‘ ‘ ‘ Y I '-______._,______,.~___ lmominfz‘ ‘0 Spend E35!” in 9". Mr. and Mrs, Reid Sangster, had?“ we inquired of .\I it t' k bowl on the table near by. Took: itawa- “mvaereI a"“GmPBT‘Wdiwere Easter holiday guests of this evening. llc had come by a liid‘s healthy bite. Consider-l p‘w' Ll .i '. "‘ by Wayne ("11959'9- Mrs. Satigster's parents. Mr. after lc n d i n c assistance :it cd a moment. ‘ i I r L" I I“ ‘ ~ and Mrs. Alvin Steele, Annatpo- the choriii: in the stables. and "()h, all in all. tiol bad" he W‘"—'—‘”"w- ' "Bud Clark "909nm." "ibilfidilis Valley. now, comfortably scaled ill his replied. “It was" he nodded. / f‘ i With his parentsi M-r- 3“ e - ifavoritc chair. awaited the thc- “pretty much the same as yest- im iii : 0 Ronald Clark N‘W‘h River Peggy Mat-Lead. student at cast which was to bring in the erdiiy. - 1 Road- Edgehill School. Windsor. N.S. NHL hockey dame. It happens "ind isn 't it good that it LJ A, I“ "3 .‘~. IA :- ~ A" i: w, . _ . I I I _ I _ is Visiting her parents. Mr. and to be the first one of the 5(‘(l's'till- \\i‘l.\'..’ we oucric . n i -I <1 ’ t’ ’ , H F ~.;.‘l , t 5 M15. ( a t l Let-t. Scmbolo. Mrs. Lester Mactlieod. Monta- al play - oils. and naturally is of ‘\cs. ’lhiuk it over. I C - ‘5 5pc“d”‘g 50m“ hm“ “ml gue. .mucli illtt'l't‘sl to the l‘t'sllt‘t'llH‘ There was a silence. A wind, \ 'Ii *1; “ ' l i ' ~ all tome “<choolitis" ail- he" "30mm" 3”“ wan” Dal' rteams‘ fans. ’l‘hnt li would prove of night passed the window: a' .1.” ,~. » - » i '. wow: that you cite tend to dis- lent EURO" N- Seaman John Curley, RCIgé to be excilitl: \\'it\ evidenced i)\l' thawing brgezci.l wef' knew. “Cur: tum; rt. ' » -i~..x..-.;ir “not they signify. in the, i - . I. Halifax. was a recent guest the fact that he ili|(i by — pnssct osdy purrc . ‘ie ire spu ere ‘. hi i ~ .\ oi the visually mixed-up1alga‘ptfiiofi"fijluaJEJ:NEE???ihis parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ric- an outing to tho loczd rink. in its and fell into an evening tune.i ct . -i-. 14 a blend of homeless. . I .,‘. '2 f‘ _ ‘a .hard Curlcy. Georgetown. .t‘avor. There was fragrance from the. . . . spent tie Easter weekend at _..._...__,.._.....m«»»»—--» slit'k or wild cherry wood tht‘n!

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.. . , t . ioI ocmll-v ii'l'liii as other kidsi . .. _ ' hill'lilllL' .. boon now in the turn

lt-Bi ty' ‘ ' bit:I a‘ n lint'l'ii'zli- stupid at can‘pbeu' pa‘k Tmmm' i;\r‘kiilf‘ tiiiyfi. 1\\' h it‘ h_ for farm-j

fi'f‘tlT' H i v; pom tirii'k. C a r ol Lawson. Halifax. was i ‘l ‘ “"mm .‘Ccmm’ '"Creas‘"g'

Bthf‘ H ‘ ‘ ' " '~ mzilv Fiiilt‘t'i. iill‘ crux of the ‘—‘~’——"—"‘*“- - 1:102‘1'lx“0‘(1'0’:ifgougefis’“:10;; a.”

P" 7x? ‘ i ‘ _ riiit'tctilti' seems to be that such B O A P . ' .' I . {To “ ~ ' \fiill‘.1.\i(‘l‘5 are designed by nae, C L O G I m nIWh '10 proms'on' up the , ‘-

1 ft ct't‘ck. and here and there in

at.“ _“"""‘V‘q."""_ " ‘."‘._‘.”‘j ‘lllt't' to road from right to e I I ‘ b 'I f u i i, . . . hal I I minim page and to 35- Over .200 Dcsngns To Garms Lam Pl 0 -1;;Iulioglg'3p‘fm301dtgéoog‘igpg;

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. 7.; ""‘ ""l’ifI ‘ 'I‘ II‘ I 1-‘iovlzite printed words from I_ I l i H w‘ t d . '- ‘l .' ' 1‘ f‘ 3“" l"."l’ to left too: for exam le.‘ M .. . . . .. ~ . .. . . . . . "“””"""‘~"‘°‘ 93" l ‘3 3 9' ~ 1. :- m “If. "wag" m “saw... p Needlecraflpauerns Al KLI‘AS Chop .House in A_ii.iti§..c iii itittitc to \ (Lii- “mm” [me that would be! :I. ,.X .M I ' ' v I _ ‘ v New York City. English kidney msh: ripe olives “Thin-v Mack reasoned with ~ . - \._ too can imagine. this. -.I . ,Ic .mumm Ilambl chops “aver ) V 8 mm in mp“ “would depend * i~ no. t‘lltiit‘bs problems forl - been a specialty for over 50 LAMB Ill..\l- .~ II

CALIFORNIA STYLE 0" "W's yesterday . 3 lbs. slewing lamb ".l'lltV- Mid always as some ‘ ‘l minced. pccicd onion "“i‘ “HS \\'(‘l_i sald. “The value 2 i6 o7.i can tomato pille "i 5‘ I'll"? '5 reckonfd In the .2 cati-inczisures natcr "(‘x’ "it." 5 Illt‘niOI‘lé‘S-’ these foods and often become I ‘IinulW‘nIonnm m”an MW um“. like yesterday. our own .steady customers for them. Yet‘ ' ' C ‘ ‘ ‘ - ‘

1’; ts). mmmd mmmmm day was. But were there wild throughout the country maiin 2 I fillf‘k.\ on light wing. as happy as .

years. At Cavanagh‘s famous

.cstablishmcnt. a specialty is

ilrish lamb stew and pot-pie. Why? Because patrons enjoy

“not. or lic"il.‘l])$ we should! ». iii.iti.~. of sorts. when they‘ mm“ up against the guns of a t -" til‘titii‘ and a >(‘h00i sy5< it “.2 i.‘“i.\(‘ lilct'atut'c runs back- ' V..t‘ll('f‘ itt'tit‘tiprclicnsiblc} hm" ‘ _ i ‘\JlI\'-tli-if‘f‘kinIL': espe- “""”"" ‘ ” ' ilt‘ll ticitlicr thcy nor

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I I .. , . .1“; tsp. sail . . (Wm . .I . I., I II WWW MI “WIle are persons say they dont like i ,u N) DOWN, thc sprint: morning. yesterday? it... . .. i . I I n “I. My H I “mug, tlamh.‘ The reason? Perhaps}l Emu, “,hi“. 1.”. m. “I, (.I_”_ Did the some lovely clouds "5 \ I it.” it xou li'ircn't double. because many home cooks do; vcrwd m. WNW m.“ mm‘c‘.’ The same wind blow'.’ "1"” 'W " c i lil‘ll po‘ssibilitv do it' in?! know. haw. to prepare "‘ Trim excess fat front liitiib. H “"15 mda-V our Stamngs re' ‘ I t i W I mm absu‘. “.16 handi_i :l'urther in this column, the :Cm mm“ in bimsimd WNW. turned. We noticed them at their It i It H. ‘ ‘ I i may be over_ igheflain’fs scicial tips on cook-1pm“, in he“). saucepan. Slum doori'ray, there at the cave of . . (I‘M wading (“Impotence 4 vi u . I Hr). mm] m begins m Hm; tic garagc across ‘the ya rd, ' Thr‘mghm“ “‘0 earl-V Spm‘g‘ Add onion: slii‘»cook until bP- “1w” “0 were at dmner‘

til I syslematlc “re-

'i I, ; “WW. mm. W31 \~ season. lamb will be plentifulfginninu10mmmin“ Palm Starling had Just set tan“ budF’NWlSQ 5“ fr 0“ ' Stir iii tomato pzistc. \\tlit.‘l'. mm" “‘0 luggage' and Stopped

l('(‘ .\:cn(-Iv or Men“ I _ I I » ' ('1‘931051 Ofk‘l‘ "1 Pallet" hi5‘i"“’““- “'9 are femurmg alorangc juice. cm'rlamon sccd, _"‘_T""‘f'_'_"I“_‘Isurve-‘ the Scene

I I 'f (how or perhaps I I I I I, g ‘ . w and or .uiminiondomttoryf Jiisi ('lip coupon in the ‘I‘Lamb and Rice Pilaf Popuiaftsalt and pepper. \lix in l‘i(‘(‘. i ' ' ‘ ’ ~. m a lozical source o!‘|“°“’ {asilmn ' PaCked Spring“ v'" Rl'mi’elmayer's- anomer “"9 Bring to rapid boil. lictiut-c K , 7 Eh .'.I. .' "ill-i ill] on where to findtsuglmm‘ {Qatai‘lfl- :nd {10! the N”“' “Wk rc-‘tauram‘ heat; ('()\‘(‘l‘: SillllllCl‘-h0ii about . . -. it I wcms indicatedipa 91'" 0 your c oice absolut- , . 1 hr or until rice is tender and i’ ii i ‘ i t t t t ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ MM ticxl sicp 91y Hm“! h nose {mm the GarliiiitiiORkowBsealiilgnggn . has absorbed ilqllifi. ..no' newest shifts. sheaths and ‘ ‘ a e 9‘ Accompanimcnls: choppcd ca.

i'oi' :inotlicr considcra-i

.I . For relief from t ..-: could lie that you arent

shapes casuals. sportswear. Lamb and Rlce P'laf nuts or salted peanuts: hchch. or “m

separates, glamotr styles, long Bilim‘flLwi‘me Green Bear" lfrcsh California orange sections.

,(E‘yjsufig iggbgflg‘tsxig ifashions. coats, and accessor- “med Trifle 'ind'w' '"lin' ./ “I‘MML WM “Allah‘ch IQ ieI 9 120 printed patterns, ,Coffec Tea Milk THE CHEF‘S TIPS ldspsnd on- . ,1 "Hm-l" mmm'h 250 design views _ Size ranges: Measurements level: ‘ 0N (‘OOKING LAMB I. .. I my "n'm.smnmng mat lfor1 the 9 till i r e family. Hurry, recipes for s i 1I~C|lfoffas mm.“ f,f it“. {at as ; v t um .ii linings. cs . - . . . t i “I ‘A r ‘ ‘ ‘ w i i it II. II.‘ 0., ymmuslm. lose heart bend cents Iiii (‘Ollls' for gALADEmg Iesting seasonings including ':| j w; I . I Hm “NH” Pm. loss than :your Spring - bummer Pall e m .1 it 1in can gal-ban“, be a n IeI .tsp. monosodiuni glutamate for I h II I .I It hm“... rm igniting to: Guardian ~ Patriot. rained each potind of meat. /U .1 , ' i 'll, \ lic that ,\otir daughter Tomnyifli‘ Ii 0' mm'sliced ‘ender Pascal‘ Tomam ‘ll-“(Ic and lemon i “i > rt min. \i'liolcsomc. lovable. . .. . . . .. i (“W vES’W'Ll‘E‘I”- ...__e 4,! I. i t on: outgoing person iiihoiffigi‘eflhh" 25mm in 54 is I” . ‘/.'i c. minced scallions t .i - . win to be a dumb Dora 111‘ ~, _ . l: c. not-sweet French dressing ' - . I, I. ,III . I II, . W; 0. 5,.i.(;l.,..si,ip. but zit-hotwsgsitschjye ":l gulleilv elegance Son lettuce E Confidential/y your 5. Not you young man —not _ - ‘ , ‘ _. . iitiitippcd to be 3 won er- , ‘--' u a "1?? more Pitted black olives for garnish ‘ i ‘ ' ,‘ i m nl wife and mother. due than mm at '3‘“ eternal minim“! Combine and mix beans. cel- yet anyway! But, give . . I! timililir‘s of spirit and ,2; Chlanoli. (Joints air: reefersi erv, scallions and French dress- I I .v I .HI. i-sua.ecan wor -t -" ' I . I . i \i MN MW memo-Hm Raincfiats are pasterlavsr'.m5idmrale at MN 30 mini h I) I yourself a few more months i ’ ' t . .‘ . very often. white and bring their! ‘ " 3“? -'.’~*”“ “‘p‘ a new °°dT°°m Witev l I. . .. m a ‘Wnt Efiiini"i?iiiii°°"‘inii'géaf‘iii’: : Stair let “me teeth Sta“ i v . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ . - ‘ . T‘.’ . in a - / v . . i ~ i iii. i "- BENNETT 0”“ It? i- a YMONTiEAL Sprouting - - - discover the I; I m eman my”. IV I . I . . v _ Ii ‘ ami y inance an loan. This mod 1 - I. ,i . i I K . ..lEisure in their flowing skirts, 9 Insurance counsel'ml 0: - - ' ' ' ~ em’ o-w ' ' ° ' i' i I i . it ‘33.”?'di:.;..‘hm‘;;ff ltheir lack of clutter. their in- ‘ Dism?‘ supervisor 1’ and payments (".iiinslie"Iti‘i'iidlcS ilhrcreniiil;0d fortlillmu“ mated!“ 0‘ craWhng‘ Then aSk / ’V i ..T t'vmi eh}. {pols helpless_ lnate feminine look. And the ev- 8"“ ""9 9' Canada spread over ‘iwo years. or even lgngelr. mitips li’ettlggtariingfigu. I d b g, ' t ~- invilcttniil "on her own" in lemng “new”? .9m1’h35i195' Ernf‘fim” ' oi management to borrow rather than spend your savings. Why w 10 nee 8 read! .1 . t ,I “I I]. MIMI “Gym, 3 chIanfmithe true Pukkdatr in authentic, i. ‘ ""9 "0w". - ' ' 0‘ not discuss it with friend hubby tonight. then visit your neigh- l. w it.” it tho llx for what ailsiundcrs'mcd PE” “""’“M 1 B‘Whm‘im ‘1" M “"‘”"""“' and arrange for your Family White bread as art Ofd 1,. I. I 1‘ I r“ * “H ---» tnance an oait. ' Y ' I. \ _____ i . . . . ’ ‘ l i, t '. ’I . \i“l‘ linuut'tii counsels LIIT-lAIlll 'q DIDN'T COST A CENT 1”“ ' l I I t l . . —. pounds-this of clothc.. . ' ll: 1' t. ‘ i oorli In‘l' :"tillmll. not by mail . . ‘ . muwme. and toys rode free when nr fr'iend g g0” cm.“ proper dlet’ can an I . I I..“..'\': -‘1I ,4 .I . '. . . "' o n a It; . 2- : I . I ’.‘,.' .‘i'i..'.”a‘f.';‘m.v:,:i‘f h" FAMOUS f0? STEAKS E'Ximliginiiamiii‘irt‘higiti. gig“??? i111? important role in replacmg ‘5 v I I i - -— ROUND. WING. T-BONE h}l$illand cachfchecked through 150 pounds A d h \_ » I I o uggage rec on their tickets. The n W 0 USES ener Mr . w I l 1' “ ’I ‘ ' . t ‘ PUkkO Look 0 bplus DOlélllsi'S. I Baby .s ffii'ourite leddydbcair alnd the free hand energy a I It I aggage. s uggage a owancc soun s i ca. CN Red. White ' I . ‘I " EmDhOS'Zed In and Blue fares ivill impress you toot . . . especially Red Bar~ more than youngsters. 471.2 ,_ I {I .\ gain 33)} fvavrfi! Pffliorllgt‘l CN l'l’asscngcr Sales now and ask for W I .v i , - - your cc, ie an no Ca cndarof Savings. It‘s so clever] ’ ' 1.64,”; u FOSi’llon Fllm }tricxpcn5ii'e to go Canadian National-«the way of the worryy- Ben S Buttermilk ._ I I cc. '— \ .". iiti \ i i '. . . . a o t fl ' WW 1] A‘n- “10%;; 3: mitts: . .. . lb suns new on THE MARKET - anti a bright idea. too _ i Bread ‘5 Whlte bread " 7/.)1na'fi‘lq’fim; I‘v'h'ipti Ill ‘64". 16 . mmI ,FRESH

8 a gentle new laxative for children. FEEN- P A-MlNT CHILDREN’S MINT Laxative

_ sliced, enriched, delicious. A} comes in attractive pink pastille form e ren

Corned or Fresh

MUSHROOMS Beef. lb. 33o

El two iil~t rclc:i>ctl across Cano-i

List . stat: l)l\t.ll\\f d.- it in il"‘ :l' l '."' ~ ~ i ’ ' ' ’ 'im'tiirtil (‘W'flt‘l‘ki‘ijii lltiiiiaon Ladle: ‘ if]: can be Chewed or k d' Chad ’8’ t s “r dtw - ;. tint it'll t ;~,«'\ The ilillt shot in Montreal “Olsun‘ { "X Infiigimlagzatlcwgna'h?) igeveloiw la b. ' ’1! I. .,I . III ‘ , ~ .. emaers ' “hm: - ‘ N 'M "3 mt“ i-is l_ tittin‘ Label fashions Ofk. lb. 436 the well-known Feen-a-Mint. If your tykes lgger to try It. ' ' you Dom cc . . t i tw ni loridiri: (:tnadian hous s BIG 3 [‘3' “AG ' " . ’ ° ‘mmm n [ I “ {WM “W F, I} . ’ _ I e . . _ need a laxative now and then, and they e 0 Ben S Buttermflk \ ‘ I V} in“. l “7‘. ':.H;.,ilim im‘g an 81; ff A . Pork l Echth againsltqortdinlary lforms.”l suggestuyou trydthisteen-a-Mint m y ' I . ....i . I, a»... I. It. my a . a m p O ,5 l rens in axa we. is gen c. pre icta le . . . and ' cotton op t“ I I “ (3x111 (if‘~l!lllf‘l‘ Yet all. from ba- 3.30:3" g0“, POWDER Steak! 'b’ tastes good! Available at your neighbourhood drug store. now' tilt-‘I . Mi ’l i 1‘ 'i- l ; ! \l’I v ' . z .1. .c. n r - ....~ 53,. ,.._ w -, m s... ,Ijn‘lp Inmhggg “gfngggmg‘yrg Sun-ct iTALK ABOUT PANCAKES, now that Lent is here . . . the verv I“ I‘m" J 5 ' ‘ 'V’ 3" i 'rlt‘ l’itkka Look. the look of the c c “cons lb. 49: bps" mOSt tend" and tantalizmg p‘ancakqs ‘M. ‘ PORTY ('l'ZNTS to (outfit iii scason » atid the little blue and i'smamg‘i? jwuh £231“?!ch TEéj-Btlsx' This Q‘f mm‘ “ii” \‘i {oriwhilo label sewn into fashion Fir“ and” “5 over afiécxfi again wt {algvyfief ’