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- Grandmother Loses Boy | After Eight Years‘ Care

Dear Mary Hawerth: I am a sent them his imsurance policy Nine ‘kept up by me since he was 2

clothes, bicycle, ete., all paid for by me , I realize that I shouldn't ha: +

| marry because of the legal im-

~ os E N | N | pediment given them anything. but HA : S ' Me staed ty her, however, sud was too ill to think straight | eomes’s Editer, Phose | financed her care. When I - want so much to have him or scaptidinciter : : - \med they were giving the baby see him. Grief is a terribie

. |\for adoption I begged him to thing. Please advise me. FR

Mrs James McKay. Montreal cently were: Mrs. E_ C_ Perry, | reconsider and bring the boy to Dear F.R.: In a nutshell, yo. and Mrs Levi Handrahan, St. Mrs. Earl MacDonald, Mrs. Joe me. The mother brought him supported the boy from yo; Catharines. Ont. Were eailed to Perry. Mrs. Roy MecLeod.: Mrs. | by plane when he was a week own earnings, with no help from their former home in Ascension Joseph Conway, Mrs. Frank \eld. She stayed a few days, then, his mother and little from the due to the unexpected death of Gaudet. Mrs. Arthur DesRoech- j-went to her mother’s, in Boston... father, until he was wrenche:

their brother, Macarius Ells es, Mrs. Lester McAlduff, Mrs. | The mother knew the whole from your custody last summer worth, last *week -Reg. Eldershaw and Mrs. Alma | story but feared disgrace. so Now the mother argues Buote. ;she never even saw the boy antly that inasmuch as the chi!* Mr_and- Mrs John -Goshee. j until he was four years old. is illegitimate, you have » Murray Harbour, !eft recently Mr. and Mrs. Austin Burgess Then she asked permission for “rights” to him. That T ¢ hat - for Kingston. Ont. to attend the have returned te their home in [him to spend two summer lenge Inasr uch as your <on graduation exercises of. their Belmont, Mass. after spending | months with them... early acknowledged his pater son, John, at Queen's University. a month at Murray Harbour. | The daughter would come to nal involvement in the prez | fetch him and my son would nancy, by paying the gir}’s ma

Tignish me,mbers attending the Provincial Convention of the

Mrs. Gertrude Jack has re turned to her summer home in

| bring him back. This went on ternity bills and endorsing your | for several summers. Then last desire to claim and rear the bo:

Ladies’ Auxiliary Royal Canad- Tyne Valley, after spending the | summer my son, by now divor- as your grandchild, the young ian Legion at Summerside re- winter in New York City. |eed, got married again and ster is not the classic “father eee moved away, after which the less” waif

looking up from a kneeling pos- Joyce Bruce, student nurse at boy’s mother wouldn't let him The mother indeed may be

ition later-in.the sty where he assisted a smallish one of the litter.to get h is share of the treat. “They can say what they hke™ he nodded. “but it's an in-

the P_E.I. Hospital is spending a few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bruce, Both- well.

illegitimate. but the child be

They were so unfeeling and longs to his father’s people quite hard - hearted... God knows what as . much ato hers if nee they told him... Have I’ any more so, by vitrue of your son's | rights, if I should take the case and your own immediate § and to court?

ciel wet Hac muthar. kee. Mes Annie Sewasend reir: ; They seem afraid continuing identification of him fore her, and ves.” he consid- med to her home at South Lake T — ven te lot lim viek me, as lf | as your own Gonh.- anf « bised ered the matter a moment. “her having spent the winter months : ; ’ I might keep him. They said Although your letter is far toe Gtandmether ten were aiwavs | with Sic. end-Sies, Sibert Meb- was s . if I did, they would have the long to be published in full ee tae . ertson, Kingsboro. > P ove 4 Nn, - Ee) FBI arrest me as a kidnapper, still I doubt that you've told"the 4.4 . hE oe, | |an awful threat when I am the whole story. It may be that due

Now the main part of the flock of sheep has gone to sum-

Mr. F. Hagan, provincial pre-

‘only mother he has known. to the suspense surrounding your They even demanded of me operation, not knowing what the

mer - pasture. “You had better make haste now with your wool- gatherings. vou feathered moth-

sident of PEI. Federation of | Home and School Association, leaves today to attend the an-

BORDEN RESIDENTS HONORED

Innis (left) has retired from was chief operator of the Bor-

| his birth certificate, which I outcome would be: you west

* “ had got and paid for. And I was along with the idea of relinqu.< ‘we Borden women we

eee

‘SPRING WEDDING

ers” the thought came last ev- ening as we saw the little truck bear its interesting loads away.

nual National Convention _at

recestly honored at a recept- jow im the town following ;eti- rement after years of service

the postal department after 41 ,» den branch.

so sick at the time, just. getting hing the boy to his mother’s pe

over an operation, that I also

years with the Borden post of- fice, while Mrs. George Sharp

ople. just in case you shouldn't get back on your feet as a wage-

“Soon the ferices will be bare of After the convention, they will - oth the & | Ba , ° earner. You may have had his

Mr. and Mrs..Vans Bryant daughter of Mr and Mrs. it, and all the wooly ewes will spend some time visiting friends = — aan ane for 20 conta a PEI. Pres yteria De egate 7 we s following their recent marria- _ “aude Colwill. Northam. and be gone to far fields!” and places of interest in B. C., Mrs. Charlotte Mac- time of her retirement she It may be that events of the z Daa see s - Company. . . st year, the loneliness, the me

t Tyne Valley United ‘Df, S700m is the son of Mr. Ellen!” James calis from where Mr. Hagan served 23 “"*’ Tr e past year, t 5 . * : seas cae pe ; and Mrs. Roland Bryant, upstairs. “You forget we're into years as @ mem af the = ince en Ber IC Sc a eeeiie ete., have a ure ide is or- aa who are lea the : es : “ i copie iiir"'ya aos were tenes EE" PISQUID EAST | 0! . CON dungaitniste

mer Emily Agnes Colwfill,

(Phete by Heckbert Studie)

And even though you had much

springsong were even more bril-

It is late. However, just for a

have returned to their home in

The full executive of The

Entertains

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alton

Church Women to be held in

Clean and good condition sum-

moment before we retire, we peg. Toronte and Montreal. ee Gees ae Prince Edward Island Presby- Berwick, Nova Scotia from July % what canner —

ELLEN’S DIARY Shall come to the door to listen Other delegates attending this ioe ae tee ice Tie Dover were recent visitors at terial United Church Women 26th to July 90, 1965: aa =; cae -_ was. :

once more to the neighbor ing convention. are Mrs. (Dr.) Ste- was attended by firemea the home of Mr. and Mrs. B.W. was called in session to meet in Mrs. T. J. Humphrey, Chaf- reeds ete i uaa

peepers: to look too at the old wart MacDonald, Charlottetown 0 ian . : Birt. Sherwood. York Hall by the president, Mrs. lottetown, Presbyterial secre- Whakavin ta lela ate war

. ° stars in their courses, to find the and Robert Fergusoa, Monta: > On po scted as chair- Wallace Wooldridge was a vi- Henry Moyse of Summerside. tary of literature and commun- gqvice is. get firsthand confides.

A Mild May Breath Stirs peace ef quiet. places, and alto- | gue. man for an address and presen- sitor in Charlottetown, Tuesday.| Mrs. Moyse read a portion of ications provided the group with tial continuing person - to - per

: gether as a farmwife, to be welll | MacLeod ‘ation. The address was in the Floyd Jay and Robin Curran Scripture and led in prayer. information regarding recent gon guidance from professional = C dacs A ‘Th Wij d . pleased with our lot. : i Mr and Mrs. Bruce form -of- an original humorous were visitors in . Charlottetown, | Several portfolio secretaries publications -for consideration? counsellors on the staff of the: ‘ urtains t e ingqow Until tomorrow -- Diary — entertained at 8 farewell party’ on ad by Mrs Eimer Burt, Wednesday. | Presented reports — includ- as an organization and as indiv- Pees} Aid Bureau im your city: : oe “ae i Good - night... f for. Mr. and Mrs. Raebere Orr and the cift was presented by Mrs. Edward Jay spent _ the ; me Mree.E. W. Turner, O'Leary | duals. also from the Family Ser. : Now the winds of May warm (ness of the peepers’ orchestras ~__~ Fire Chief Bruce MacLeod past week in Charlottetown, the © leadership development, who yrs Humphrey stated that vice agency there : "A mild breath stirs the cur- then m play by ‘slough” and A. musical__evening followed guest of her daughter, Mrs. Soted the two successful work- the Bible Society and larger con-__It is the business of these in. tains at the bedroom windew. stream along our way. Beauti- with songs sung to music furn- Johnny MacDonald. | Shops led by Marion Thomson, gregations are co - operating formed, dependable, reputabie

You note it when you first awa- ful and nicely presented were ished by Mrs. Lester Champion Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacDon- | Board of Women, United Church in the publishing of free pam - specialists to define and protect

ken. It enters softly, bearing on the airs of the company of musi- and Mrs. Joseph Wigmore, ald, Covehead Road, were Sun- of Canada. Mrs. Turner gave NO- dhiets. a child's rights, in tangled cir-

, it the birds’ calls: the blithe cians we had been privileged to pianists. and Joseph Wizmore day guests at the home of their :tice of The School for United The programme secretary. cumstances such as you describe ¢witters, the whistles. and hear at an entertainment before on the guitar Refreshments daughter Mrs. Floyd Jay and Mrs. Robert Woodside, O'Leary Thus from them you get the full trills that in tune with the ban- this. but these. Natures own were served buffet xvie Mr. Jay i Pp . h Ch ‘ commented on the complete list answer to your questions. con tams’ crows hail you across the music - makers in their engag- Mr. and Mrs. David _ Birt, aris oir of audio visual aids now avail- cerning your very impressive serenity of the day new - born. ing setting. and inte their Mr. and Mrs. F A. Keeping Charlottetown, were visitors at able for group use. claims to a continuing respon-

sible share in the boy's eustody

enjoyed the winter, the warmth liant. we thought. Had _ theirs Murray Harbour. after spending Jay, Friday. e ° mer clothing and shoes are in the final analysis, it may of its hearthfire, the peace of its been studied and rehearsed? We @ month touring Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Affleck Hospital Aid greatly needed by the Bruns- be that the wise solution of the inglenook, the virgin white of

the fields. you are happy that, new in the Maytime, it is Spring that walks the hills.

The bees have become regul- ar visitors to the lawn border — come to nollect a sweet toll at guch flower - doors as are open to them: -And-alsof or Peter to exclaim and wonder over today. was the squat toad journev'ng

sometimes have- imagined so, as we have listened to new notes being .entered in turn, to make of all a perfect sy mpheny.. True we can find what, to our ears, is nice music and satisfy- ing. in the song of the hearthfire, or the tea - kettle’s croon: in a wind in the leaves, or the flow of a brook: in the beat of buggy wheels of once, or the

Frank Crossman «he has res ided im Middleton {or the past year, while om a visit. with his

had the misfortune to fracture his bap and is also suffering

| from a stroke He is improving | at the-Greater Niagara General ' guests at the home of Mr.

Hospital. Niagara Falls. Ont

and George Leard, Mount Stew-

art, were Sunday visitors at the The Sacred Heart Parish home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold choir, accompanied by several Jay. invited guests, entertained the

Mrs. Vernon Matheson with. Western Hospital Aid last week |

daughter Arlene, Winsloe: ‘Mrs: following the regular monthly Hessell Corney with sons, meeting of that organization.

George and Marven and daugh- The program opened with the ter Theima. Charlottetown, were reading of an original poem by and Sister St. Vincent De Paul and a

Mrs. Floyd Jay, Sunday. medley of songs by the choir.

wick Sfreet Mission in Halifax, | problem

also woollen clothing and worn nylons still needed for shipment overseas were indicated by Mrs. Lester Johnstone's report as secretary of supply and social assistance

In the absence of Mrs. John Meyers, UCW, representative on the camp committee, Mrs. Hum- phrey presented the report. The

consists in learmnc with specialist help, to adjust yourself to the status quo. with: out the boy. thankful that yoo had the privilege of protecting and influencing him in the most crucially fermative years of i ° life » In any case. go te bat and set- tle the argument. MA. Mary Haworth counse!s

by, we suspected, on a spring creak of sleizh - runners along ‘ Other program selections includ- “‘one cent a meal e¢ans”™ through her column, not by

route, which called him te the a frosty. winter trail! ed a duet by Mrs. Raymond Ah- should be returned and the need mai! or personal intervie «

stream. “Where is the man of the IDA BAILEY ALLEN earn and Phyllis Ahearn Solos for leaders in the Intermediate Write her in care of The More than once, the ene girl house?” a caller of this mor n- by Alice Faye Farrett, Deb- and Senior girls camps was Guardian

of this farm. eased the vehicle ehe was driving tonight to a halt when we were homing from an excursion to town, so that she and her passengers might eniov the varied vohimes and sweet-

ing inquired, with a twinkle. “Is it lambs of piglets he tends today?"

“Both!” we chuckled.

“She's a great little mother” James offered, speaking softly,

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| gines

IMAGINE an evening meal at a refectory table im an anci- ent monastery in California. The riotous and rosy western twi- light is subdued by the stained im the arched windows and by the quiet voce of the reader

The repast is of geod and

Vegetables A La Monk Cooked In Friars’ Pan.

bie McCue, Garth McKinnon, '¥vonne Barrett, and Karen Hastings; a dance by Mrs. J.A. ‘Noonan; stepdancing by Alfred Foley: a violin solo by Albert Noonan: a harmonica solo by Sister Patricia; solo with gui- tar accompaniment by Evelyn Gallant; piano solo by Mrs. C. W. Hayes: a medley of Irish songs by the choir, and a ouar- tette by Sister Patricia, Sister St. Vincent de Paul, Sister Ana Celestine and Sister Mary Prug.

At the conclusion of the pro-

ments and boil 1 min. Remove from heat, cool and refrigerate. Serve in smal! glass bowls. Garnish with coconut.

SUNDAY DINNER Tomato Slices Topped with Chopped Olives on Tossed Tender Fresh Spinach and Lettuce

gram refreshments were served,

Mrs. Meyers was eommend- ed for the very fine contribut- ion she has made so effectively in Camp activities.

Mrs. Moyse announced the date of the Stanhope Conferen- ce for Women of The Church — September 3rd“to Sth Theme “Communicating The Faith’.

Mrs. Allen Jenkins, Summer- side, recording secretary, gave an account of The Maritime Con- ference of United Church Women held in Truro, Nova Sco- tia. Mrs. Jenkins explained how

Sluggish Kidneys May Bring Restless Nights

Wf you “fight the pillow”, toes ar4 turn all through the might aed ¢-* really knew why — perhepe bere* news and help for you! One cause of such restlessness may be traced sluggish kidney action. Urinary ir--

: . ” simple things. wine pressed Leg or Rolled Herbed Shoulder members of the hospital The Conference is constitut- ta 4 bladder discomf, = | | _ Karen Kay of Vancouver flagging ‘her traffic” past from grapes grown on the mon- of Lamb Braised with ar ed, its voting body and elected follow. The rewsit cam be backache 074 keeps her eyes on the traffic the paving erews. The 18 sors vines. rough monks’ Dried Lima Beans — delegates. Sacer Pua san bap ae. pe as a construction crew paveS Josr - old junior clerk says bread, a well-sauced fish. and Sliced Zucchini Saute berta. to resume his duties The executive named Mrs. Dodd's stimulate kidney action. deine a highway or builds a road. iin her glory when the @ superbly seasoned dish based Fruit Cup with Vanilla- Mrs. Smith will remain in Robert Weodside, O'Leary as ‘irre the tritated condition thes | Karen, daughter of the super- -_ ssek h Flavored Whipped Cream . : Presbyterial dintive ¢ ney er aeaaiaiee oh = ing @ Brussels sprouts «hich we : Georgetown for a time visiting y representative (0 see if you don't feel hetter. rest bevtr intendent of City Construction rock crusher is : chug : sre mrnuina today Cavoli di Coffee or Tea Milk with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. attend The School for United Don't wait. Ask for Dodd's Kidrer Co. isa full- time tlag- sway and eevee \Brusslie alle Menschiso — U- yay copy EXPLAINS William Murphy. Church Women in Berwick cau ao edlinas tat eee 48 dere i waver, and is happiest when right. alian Brussels Sprouts m the yi oe use the ~ word Mrs. Pat White and son Sean Planning for the fall regional —————-——____________- | _—e - ineed” 98 applied to a sal of Dartmouth. N.S. are visit- Satherings was left to the atten. ewe errr errr % 2 : : ‘i | fan ta C town as the guests tion of the sub - executive. The ¢ _ BE ; ° Fulltime Flag-Girl Loves Seaseremeats tevet: evi the wer of French. dressing Ms ing in Georgeiown as the guests ton of he mb” execute The ¢ BL RENNEET CARR | fer 6 implied. When a a Sat and Mrs. Walter Walker. ’ that the fortieth anniversary of $ District conuae” e W k | B | d N rt h | es eee lar ee indic- On Sunday, Dorothy Cullen, The United Church of Canada is $ — Chariettetows, PEI. ‘ ork In belove ort ALLA MONACHINO an dressing is listed. we ; ee ; ‘to be officially observed on June $ ; ° Ttalian Brussels Sprouts, ate the method of adding it. prec ag ge rye oo 10th, 1965 ? Sun ane Canada : ‘ ; y Mr. and } . Phone - 4505 _By DENNIS ORCHARD —_fore she touched the’ wheel of a Monks’ Style) pesianiiat of Charlottetown. _A meeting of the Presbyterial ° : VAROOVER (Cl — 2 a Ta aC mais caveee GEORGETOWN Also in the party were’ Alonzo officers was held, at this time eeccececececeosce soeeee~ Kay is the most popular flag-| could eperste 3 bulitese or 5 = Brumels sprouts: or 4 (10 : Ogaldez of British Honduras 4” invitation from the Pictou —oSasqGuRnRGGGRGRARSSS | man in British Columbia. rock crusher im a pinch, al- oz.) cartoms: or 4 (10 07.) ho spent the and Easter Lukele of Swaziland Presbyterial was accepted to % ‘ Reason is. shé comes with though to admit experience with _ froren Mrs. Ida Wood, who spe in Africa. Both Mr. Ogaldez and ™ecet jointly in Pictou. % PURITY DAIRY | silk-soft wavy hair and bright’ either wGuld be to admit breach 1.3 ¢ olive oil winter in Boston, Mass., and a aaah i: Dannie ther Z + % } of union contracts. Margaret Richards. who spent . are in Canada u

blue eves.

2 peeled sections garlic, crushed

Friends in the city know her This summer Karen will ac- 2/thsp. fine - chopped seediess

the Colomba Plan and spent the winter in Ottawa. They will be

the winter in Fortune, have

RREUMATIC PAIN :

“ “Parents Prefer

2 Parity Products”

i as Karen Kay. 18. graduate, of company the 45-man crew Tarsins a once again taken up this rince for the su ‘ ; | West Vancouver high school, jobs at Tintagel, Usk 1 thep_ capers i their home on Rachmond S| ol aa an Oe roel. Oe Sang er ee RO RULE ors ent | Otel OS. | $200-a-month junior clerk at Skeena Crossing. Holding her '% ¢. pitted black olives. sliced Mr. and Mrs. cod | Gial government studying ad- | reeumencond erxhritic paint i : } -Burrafd Dry Dock, daughter of line of traffic while the pilot car 2 thsp. pine nuts or chopped motored to | Ministrative methods. Mr. Og- Me, | PEO GEOLOSOSESE > ; eashews) Bunbury recently where they their by using T-R-C's. | ———————__ the superintendent of City Con- brings a string from the other . with their son and @ldez is a former clerk of the Don't let aaa dU” struction Co end, she will have her picture 1 can ‘2 07 anchory fillets, visited Mr. and Mrs. Court in his home country. and handicap any longer. Try i But she has fled this environ- taken hundreds of times and drained and chopped Seams io-Busheny. while here. was shown. through TEMPLETON'S “R-C’'s.Only85c and island furriers ment already this spring for her talk to loggers. farmers, ranch Cover and conk fresh Rruse Howard Knight has returned the Kings County Court House $1.45 et drug counters everywhere. a beloved north. where she can't ers and tourists from most eis sprouts in 1° boiling = salted Mrs. S.C ight aher | by J.W. Lavers, During their | fer cute test caltel, exe Templaton’s PLAIE. , SUMMER'S HIT! wait for the smell of dust and provinces and U.S. states. water 1 te (5 min. or until fo Sear hein 09 Seer an short visit to Georgetown they Crem Uisiment in the roll-on bottle exter. Fur Storage © ‘The shell is TOPS with slacks. the fatigue of I2-hour days flag- She will offer advice em places Just tender. drain. If using fro. spending the winter lt Uateh Ton cles at the home of Mr.| nakecten ira, tC mete To ekirts — day or night! Crochet, ging “my traffie” past the pav- to see and stay. and make up 2% sprouts. follow pke direct- Ontario, with an Dr. and Mrs. F.J. DeLory = oe @im is 0 smart i by me ing crews to $40 = month towards ber ions: drain. if necessary Mrs. Clayton George * | aiemncaetenentetaatahaciaiibeicmenemensns — ___._____-. | Now is the time to store Knit 4 shapely shell — diam. | ‘ Karen is the darling of trick trip next January to England. Heat o! in large skillet. add George ad Mra. GN. Smith your winter fur and © end pattern is easy to memor- SWIFT SEAMING drivers and tourists wherever where she would Vike te dis- Temaining incredients and sim- Fit. LA. and Mrs ; . cloth garments. . . We foe. Use 3pir fingering vara First move in the morninz. City Construction happens” to pense more travel tips on B.C. mer-- bei! 5 min. Add Brussels - strived in Georgetown last wee offer temperature con- or wool - rayon Pattern 7462: slip inte this breezy beauty have a paving or roadbuilding from a receptionist’s desk at Sprouts. cook 5 min. stir often: from Germany, where pe! APPLICATIONS trolled a ith gizes 32-34. 36-38 incl the coolest thing next to nothing contract on the go She has seen British Columbia House in ion TOMORROW'S DENNER = speat Be feet ewth wan olat storage W Thirty-five cents (coins) for at all’ Swift seaming im cotton, more of British Columbia since don Tomate Juice Piquante where Fit. Lt. Smith was ‘i for proper humidity control fF each pattern (no stamps, Dacron. terrycioth. she was 10 than most of the Karen thinks more city giris ae de. oe eee ees | -.. call us today. ; ase! to Alice Brooks, care of = Printed Pattern 4546 Wom- province's citizens do in a life should travel, en the open wth Theed Avocado in 7 ; Tuesday, Fit. 14. | . caches patrint Needlecraft ens Sizes “2b, WB, @. 42, U4, cme air, try an ee two Lemon - Batter Sauce Smith left for Cold Lake. Ab | Columbus Cu ture Centre Rates for Fur - Dept.. @ Front St. W. Torontn 44. 4% Size % requires2% yards, It's only hen. second year as a step at ‘a country dance, and Brussels Sprouts Monks" Style i <[ 1, Ont. Ontario residents add Fifty cents (S@ cents) im coins’ fulltime fiag-cirl. but she had forget bouffant hairdees for 2 Seur Dough Bread or i North Rustic Storage— one cert sales tax. Print plainly ‘no agg please) for — part-time work’ in 193 and be- summer. She has determined ‘ Gees tae Bread ; at ° 2 ue. ttern number, name address. pattern tario residep' fore that she was just the that a girl whe deserves respect amge - Coconut Cup " » 2°, of value. . oiiens Needlecraft Catalog - two cents sales tax. Print plain- (ret kjle ds: kid. in PE whe | will ‘oes the men she en- Coffee or Tea Milk Applications from boys, girls between 12 and 17 7 90 designs, 3 free patterns! ly size. name, address,*sty1l@ clambered around the mackin- counters. even on the rough ORANGE - COCONUT CUP (SKN CORDLIOTS - STUUR SERVEES years and interested in art, drama and music. Rates for Cloth Newest knit, crochet fashions, sumber ery from Grey Creek to Ter- edge of B.C.5s frontier. I'2 ¢. fresh orange juice 0. BOA SSO CHARLOTTETOWN, PEL © embroidery % cents Send order to Anne Adams race. and Vancouver Island to “Td rather be out getting afl 1-3 ¢ fresh lemon juice ‘ ; Camps will extend from July 4 to 13 and Garment Storage: Now! Send for elegant, new care of Guardian-Patriot, Pat- the Cariboo dirty—as long as I can get home ‘2 ¢ and 2 thsp. sugar o ? duly 18 to 27. “Decorate with Needlecraft!” tern Dept. 60 From St. W. Tor- Ren Kay has always taken his and clean up—than be im am of- 1-16th tsp. salt 3 Dress Goods : . 2-00 first garment. & beautiful room settings, 2 onto 1, Ont wife and daughter with him on fice, with a bunch of women,” 3. segments California orang- $ 3 in writing to P. O. Box 1284, Charlottetown 1.00 each additional complete patterns for decorative Complete fashion report in construction jobs and K aren she says. es ‘fresh or refrigerated’ $@ powest shades + Deadline for applications June 9th arment. accessories in one hook! Pil- our new Spring-Summer Pattern senses his responsibilities so “Sometimes IT don't eare % c¢ grated fresh or thaw- -@e Sincst + za , Jews, wall hanglings. curtains, Catalog plus coupon for one free closely she could almost sep whether I'm paid or not ed frozen coconut - . quality 3 For further particulars watch eee s. more’ 6 cents pattern’ Everything you need into his shoes “I'm im my glory whee the Combine oranze and lemon > Ch’town ? May 95—7:15 p.m Island Furriers Valie’ Deluxe Quilt Book - — for the life you lead — 3 de DROVE TRUCK FIRST old crusher’s chucginec vay price. sugar and salt. simmer- ¢ SS Prince x ° 5 : af “ patterns, 6 cents. sign ideas! Send 50 cents now. She drove a pickup truck Be and everything's going ” bol § mim. Add orange seg- boccccccsccsscesesess.