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Tliiiillions of families

REGIILARITY

is a 3-letter word!

a family word for regularity for over 80 your:

safe laxative and mild antacid

Yes! to: the but and simplest

reasons. millions of families re- combined.

1 on F-N010 lid? NINN REP Your family too can depend em well and happ on ENO . . . a ood thing io I-1NO'S "Fniir Salt" provides have alwa s in e home. for

use every ay when needed. Buy the large family sin to- day-ai vour favoi-cite store.

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youns . . . a gentle, thorough.

The bulb; that light the C.P.lt. and C.N.ll. Hotels -when light must be right

Sea Blue, and

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Form from your local store today. Write down the names ' Waterman's Ink Colours-such as Waterman's Permanent Black Watcrmans South

Entry Form, together with

THE GUARDIAN, TOWN

HYS

A WEEKLY INFORMATION SERVlCE MONTREAL, Sept. l3th--32.000 IN CASH PIUZESI IN PRIZE WINNERS! YOU MAY WIN! . . . it's easy-it's fun! Get a WATERMANS INK CONTEST Entry

of any SIX dijarsnl.

so on. Ask the clerk for help if you wish! Then, mail me your completed a box top (or facsimile) from any Watermans Ink Con-

can from any two

diyerent Vlatermaifa Inks

winners' names will appear in this column early in November and

Eire winners will be mailed on request. Get your

on wish. All must be postmarked before midnight, Oct. 15, 1951.

UBLE your money by attaching box tops (or facsimiles) . . rnagina winning 31,0001 The lucky winners will be chosen by a prominent Canadian. Major prize a complete list of

WA'l'ERMAN'S INK CONTEST ntry Form from your local store today or write your entry on a plain sheet of paper, but mark your dealer's name and addrem. Send as many separate entries as

tainer. lst Price is 8500. 2nd Prise 8200, 3rd Prize 8100 and 100 Priaes of 82 each. You

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Mail to

ATERMANS INK cormssr, no. BOX 7500, Montreal 3. Enter NOW:-EnteEN-and

remember, Watcrman'a Inks are the ideal all-purpose inks!

School Days, School Days! . . . do those words remind you of lunches

. to pack and hungry youngsters rushing home for aftcr-school snacks? Then get a. big jar of delicious WAGSTAFFE PURE STRAWBERRY JAM ri ht now-and you'll be ready for snacks 'n' aandwic es galorel Try combining cottage cheese or peanut butter with Wagstafle Pure Strawberry Jam-they're both delicious sandwich-mixtures! And for after- school snacks-simply spread bread or buns with luscious Wagstads Pure Strawberry Jam. It's wholesome eating-for Wa lama. makes jam the "home-made” way from frcsh-picked, sun-ri enei berries and pure sugar. Remember. the name Waqitaylc has stoo for quality since 1908.

Even A "First-lime Painter" can do a professional-looking iob with this marvelous indoor paintl It's GLIDDEN SPRED SATIN. with a latex emulsion base that's com letely washable and unbelievably easy to ap lyl Spred,Satin dries in 20 minutes to the smoo-othcst nish you've ever secn- and hasn't a trace of an ohensive odourl (No need to worry about weather-you can paint with the doors and windows closodll So for this Fall's "redecor- ating", choose Spred Satin-the indoor paint that makes painting a pleasure. Order it now from your Glidden dealer. There's a. glorious variety of 60 pastel shades and deep 'decorntor" colours to choose from- and you'll be sure of getting what

Hung-ry As Bonn when they get. in from scho

. . . that's why you should give your youngsters something spe- cially good for lunch Well. here's a piping hot rnain-course dish that's so scrumptious, plhlea will be back for more before ou can ;'aty "Kraft Dinner"! .'es KRA gDINNER. is a delicious l'!IIcII'OllI-'n'r'Gl'lee!E dish that's a favourite with young and old alikel What's more, it's econome- col. One package of "Kraft Din- ner" contains enough for a main dish for four at just pennies a serving. In every package there's a special, fast-cookin macaroni, as well as cheddar c eese, alresd

grated, to sprinkle in for ric

cheese Ravour. And it. takes just ireuen minutes to prepare . . . a "must." for your "emergency"

I VAIIIETY '.

CLOVER LEAF I" wary men” Fancy Red Sockoya Economy Fancy Red Cahoe

Jar every purse Fancy Pink Salmon

CI-OVER BAP

QUAUTY

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"WISH OOLIIIIIA PAGKIIS LTD" VANCOUVER: L6."

you want if you shop early!

A Young Mother I know says September is her favourite month for good resolu- tions. This year. she's resolved to give her school- . age children bet- a S iii... .?.2”..'i.'L""?i'.i': llcious. nutritious 5 "Minute ”CREAM OF WHEAT" . . .Afor any brcrikfsst that's truly nourish- ing is bound in be better with "Cream of Wheat". You see, 5 Minute "Cream of Wheat" pro- vides Iron for good rod bland- and Calcium and. Phosphorus for dicts deficient in these elements. It's the best wii I know to start a busy dav rig tl That's why I recommend ”Better breaklasting" with "Cream of Wheat" . . . for all the family-beginning now!

If Corns Hans Got You Feeling Grim . . . B L U E - J A Y will put you ,, hack in trimlV?4 That's because -the Blue-Jay folks have dis- covered a new wonder-working medication for coma and crillirses called Phcnylium. It took them ten years of scientific researrh to develop and perfect Plienylium. Tests were conducted with Phenylium and other regular corn mcdicants and it was proved con- clusively that Phenylium goes to work 337- fastrr, works 35',"r morn surely than other remedies. and removes corns com lctely in l9 out of 20 cases. W y suffer the torrnents of aching come? For prompt relief he sure and ask our druggist. for Blue Jay Com lastcrs with Phenylium.

Chaos For Dinner . . . so of course I'm ut- iing SUNKTST LEMONS on my shopping list right now. For the tangy, y exciting flavour of Sunkist California Lemons (the nncsl, juiciest lemons grownl) just can't be equalled as a taste-thrill- lag accompaniment to meat. Just Ir this luscious LEMON BUT-

2 tbsp. Sunkist lemon ljulce utter

. arse . ' vbsb"pni' riner an Blend will. eeivve on )hot c?:r.

chops or flsn. An additional garnish of Sunkist lemon quar- ers provides more tartncu. desired.

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My, Won't Your Husband Ba Surprised. To find you are saving money, I mean. Yes, believe 'lt or not, it's still possible to put money in the bank despite today"! soaring prices. I should know- cause .Im doing Just that myself. Thcres no secret about it. On the con- trary. I'm doing all I can to spread the good news g around. The trick is to make your money go further we IHVK OF Bkgasjr-,Iii'gAliegore l:vl1(.l that mefzins Pcrsonxall Plannin?

. i A DC 8)'5 ICTII 0 . TIIODCYI BDBQEIDBD o Itrure is ii boon to budgets rlizziied by high altitude pricesl ll henthler fIFlf'('5 ROITIK lip Of SBVID 5 ln Wu P. 3' LI Bl W Ty, y UV wt-ll arlviscrl to try Pt”l'S?77lllgl0Pl1Vl7ioi7lg. I:l'l:hereo'srambrcnezyolittle llnooklel. flll!l.hL:)ll.lN1.I'((;llhlll ahbouft tikt. ?; cfnhv is yours for the asking at your DCIK T 00 TIDE O E O u

Three Flavour Treats from one packagcl Just. as I do. get QUAKER CORN MEAL and try the scrumptious recipes on the package for Hasty Pudding, Golden Corn Muf- fins and hot. cnisly Corn Broad. M-nimml You'll thank the folks at Quaker over and over for these

rand recipes . . . and for their incomparable Corn

cal. Yes. there's nothing like it . . . this is iorn meal made by experts. Try it in dozens of dishes- it's a truly versatile food . . . and much better than bread or cracker crumbs for breading ovsters. fish or cutlets. Ask your grocer for it tomorrow. I know you'll agree with me, once you've tried it. that Quaker Corn Meal is something every good cook should have

llAMlLTUll W. I. D

The September meeting of Ram- ilton Womentslnstltute met at the home of Mrs. Preston and Mrs. Win. A. Ramsay on Sept. 4. Meet.- lns opened with ode and Creed. Thirteen members ahswererl roll call with a suggestion for hot school lunches. Three visit- ors were present. Minutes of last meeting read and approved.

Mrs. Jas. A. Ramsay moved and Mrs. Pres. Ramsay seconded that. the executive (in t. vlce-pre- Ilderit. sec.-treasurer. and three directors) be I committee to make the necessary arrangements for decorating the interior of the hall annex.

Mrs. Win. A. Ramsay moved and Mrs. Leslie Ramsay seconded that Mrs. Nell Simpson. Mrs. Ev Ram- say and Mrs. Preston Ramsay be a committee in purchase a range and pipe for the annex.

Mrs. Haber Pickering moved and

not ELEVEN4

EMPRESS BEAUTY FALL sirciiis

515.00 Cream and 01! Permanent 37.00

512.50 Oil Pei-rnarient 86.00 s7.00 Permanent .....,. s8.50

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Mrs. Harry Taylor seconded a motion that the range-purchasing committee also buy towelllrig and two brooms.

collectors volunteered for the Orphanage drive for funds. Correspondence was read. Bills

were presented and on motion paid. Finance committee reported

a substantial sum realised at the

ice cream social in August.

Meeting adjourned. A contest of glrls' names was conducted by '

program committee. Lunch was served by a '” appointed as follows: Mrs. Jaa. A. Ramsay. Mrs. Nell Simpson. Mrs. Harry

Taylor and Mrs. Hi.-bar Pickering.

in her kitchen.

Hos YOUR Family started using Dentocillin. Jergen's new penicillin tooth powder? Almost everyone I talk to is (and should be) excited mhout this new way to reduce moth frcay. In a 2-year test among i school 1- h i ld rt; n.

-r DENTOCILLIN re- duced decay 5576 . . . 5 times more than ii famous university's amrnonialed formula. (Actually, in each individual year of the test. 3 out of 5 children using Denlocillin developed no new rarities.) And results were not de- pcnrlcnt on a change of brushing habits. Reason: penicillin effects of a single bnishing last up to 24 hours. But, remember, you have to use Dentocillin regularly to cdertively reduce decay. Tastes wonderful. Really cleans teeth. 75c for 3 months' supply.

You Wouldn't Believe I! if you t & were to see them together . . . these two beautiful wo- men are not sisters - they 'rs mother and daughterl And you wouldn't be the first to make this delightful mistake about Mrs. Bredin and her daughter, Denise. Mrs. Bredin may the accent on youth in er clothes, hcr hair-do and- must. important-her complexion. It glows with mature beauty, yet is youthfully young and radianta thanks to I 'OODBURY FACIAL SOAPI For Woorlhury is more than a cleanser. It's the soap with the beauty-cream ingtedientl Woodbury softens the skin as it cleansesl So take a tip from beau- tiful Mrs. Bredin and her daughter . . . start Woodbury Facials to- dayl (Woodbury's wonderful for beauty baths. tool)

There's One Thing I'm certain-sure my family wilIl:2gr-ee an . . . they're

olwa nggd to see meals made merr PRODUCTS. M-mmml

TOD A

with HEI here's nothing

am:

to equal the rich, rosy-red freshness of Heinz Tomato Juice-llcinz Crcam ol Tomato Soup-Heinz Ketchup and llciri: Cliili Sauce. Just try 'em-and tastel

Heina Tomato Products have scores of uses in cook- lirst-ooui-se . . . flavour- NOW is the time to

lug . . . appetizer-popular magic for many I dish. And

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stock up on the new pack-made of iuicy. vine-ripened tomatoes. fresh- picked at this time every year. Ask your. grocer tomorrow for the new

pack of Heinz: famous tomato "foursome". (

Ask for Heinz Ketchup

in the economical. big. 13-ounce bottle),

HAWES' FLOOR WAX is preferred in fine homes because it has those quali- ties thst a peal to Canadian women. ey like this hard hriish wax which is so easy to up ly (and spreads further. i ercby proving more economical)-it dries quickly and polishes to a hard: wear-resisting finish.

TRULY THE FINEST WAX THAT MONEY CAN BUYI

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IN MEMORIAM

M35. RODERICK MMKINNON

Mrs. Stanley Murchison.

Ktnnon of Desable. the

Lean MacPhall in her 79th year. The late Mrs.

loved.

Stanley Murchison). Ivan. mourn. three sisters:

Her husband eighteen years ago.

attended. was held on

daughter. The

In Argyle shore cemetery. The pallbearers were Dart. Archibald Shaw.

rence Murchison. Mactwen.

Cord or Tlioiilis

Roderick

mniiathv.

Suddenly at. the home of her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. Ind York Point. on July 5. 1951. there pass- ed to her rest. Mrs. RoderlckMac- former Arm M'acPhall. daughter of the late Malcolm and Euphemla Mac-

Macxlrinori. a highly respected resident of De- 8ab1e.was a member of the Church or Scotland. and was steadfast to the teachings of the Church she

Besides a daughter. Bertha (Mrs. and a son. on the homestead in De- siible, Mrs. Macxlnnon leaves to Catherine (Mrs. Joseph Incel. Florence (Mrs. Hammond Inca). both of Hamp- ton. and Selina. of Argyle Shore. predeceased her

The funeral. which was largely Tuesday. July 'lth. from the home of her service was con- ducted by her pastor. Rev. .1. 3 Bishop. assisted by R.ev.W.B. Mac- Phall of Breadalbane. and Rev. Harry Barbour of North River. Interment was in the family plot

Danlel Hector MacNevln. Aubrey MacPhsll. cla- and Reginald

The faintly of the late Mrs. Macxlnrion wishes to thank their neighbors and friends for the many acts of kindness ex- tended to them during thetrrecerit. sod bereavement. also those who sent flowers. cards. and letters of

Special Saving!

HOLMAN'S

2-DAY SALE

New l95l

FALL DRESSES

" All New Styles

" All Latest Shades

S Juiiiors'. Misses'. and Women's Sizes ' ..

FRIDAY and SATURDAY

ONLY --

There-”s nothing like Nylon for beauty with lng -- for hurry-up drying and no ironing!

have nylon embroidered and have fitted mid-riffs.

V STOP!

REGULAR 8.95 to 22.95

FRIDAY

:1-Q

SATURDAY

SPEUIAL

Whatever you're doing, stop and

rush right in to I-Iolman's for a smart, new

' Fall Dress at a great Saving! says, Taffetas, Crepes and Fallles are in the selection - all fresh 1951 iraii styles and all in spicy Fall colors. regularly sell for 8.95 to 22.95; on Friday and Saturday THEY'RE 1-3 OFF!

Wools, Jer-

These Dresses would

. pecial eature!

NYLON SLIPS , 3.99

out bother - for fast. launder- These Nylon Slips in pure white edges on the bodice and hemllne. They're bias cut Shop Friday and Saturday for Nylon Slips at a

Sorry - No Phone or Mail Order: - All Sales Fliiol

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