for delicious eusy-lo-prepcro

meals SERVE" '~

At home o: arise cottage." Aunt jemimas hit the spot! Best of all . . . the ‘re so easy m prepare! Ad water to Auntjemimfs Ready- Mix. . . pouronthegrlddlen: yap ‘em on the plates ; : ; then watch the famil smile as they “dig in". Yes, rsgrant steam- ing stacks of appetizin; Aunt

emima paiicelres are the answer to quick holiday

mm mm m,

ruulnr sire vlckgaortha

Aunt Jenn». 9-H“ tvmi i... " " M" "I ‘Mailing s; w"

- . . \ Do keep ‘oh the tailored side, one color. ‘Don't have thick drawstrinq skirt, con-

irasiinq top cut hsiqht.

Chicago Burr Syndicate

You ll look stockler iii bunchy drawstrini styling Belides the mntrastzng top cuts height enoush is the convertible nudrifl play dress in cov- W Tl you are very modest. the rolled skirt band will - .5- bodice and cover up the mtdriff. Slick trick. isn't it?

ouslv downed iw youths oquiwred staples with such ioroe as to ver-

IXTRA IRISH IREADI

Oourt yeaterdw a

who tailed to respond when called had his bell bond o! Three drunk and disorder-lies were each lined 8N and costs or thirty days and a fourth flned $10 and

remanded until this noominl. A party for possession o! horns brew was fined 010 and costs or twenty

and m. week on a. chsrze of oontdn-nt oi’ clilnissed

01w. at its week-iv nldht. obtlined a vivid picture o! life in a German

HE FLU-h Sgt: DhiiOw lately 0K the R.C.A.

many

Fresh octiva yadst goes right to world No lost action-mo extra soaps. Gives sweeter, tastier bread IILYOIIIff-IIIIIQ smooth texture-perfect trash- nessl I! YOU BAKE AT HOMB- “WIYI ruo rim-m...

_ dim 70 .. Jf"*.“t»ru';~r~

cturrit ruinous‘

‘this aalaln la reamed for news 2: m" “m :2 s“ 1

a I at In‘: ‘:19 a word. strictly say- ahlo to advaaaa.

COOK’! tor Photographs.

OONIEDIIATION LIFE m - SUBANUE.

BEE WARE.

__,__ LATEST IN POTTERY- Crookett’: Jewellery. ti.

M1‘. ALLISON CONCERT, H Hall. May I. 8.16 5 31

WATERPROOF Work Gloves for fishermen at B. A. a

SEE Adeline Ind Florian DeSyi- vester. Cornwall Hall, May 22h Ind 23rd. 5-21-21.

NOTICE-Motimirt Meat and Grocery Store pirone number has been chanted to 2871.

ITIIOTLY FRESH Newfound- land Halibut, Fresh Island Cod. Eels, Herring and Lobeters at City Fish Market. 521-1..

THE ANNUAL DISPLAY Leagur of Mmv. ‘Iueedoy. Msv 2i. Cun- dsll Home. Please send gifts on Moods . l-ii-it

ii l THE MEN of St. Peter's Cathed- ral are r uestod to attend the meeting o Laymens Association tonight at 8 P. M. Election of offic- ers. 5-21-11.

K. 0F C. BOWLING BANQUET V Club tonight 7.30. All members cordially invited. Secure your tick cu from Bowling Committees U

-2 - i

THE ROGERS HARDWARE CO” LTIL, will be n all day Wedne- day, Maxi and closed all do? Frday, my 24th, 5-213.

ANGLEBS are notified that (he Annandale Pond wit be open for

trout fishing on esdaya a..d Saturdays only for the balar-zc ii the season P. E. I. Department r. Akrlculture. 5-21-11

MOORE i! McLEOD LTD., wi.) . be open for business Wednesday May 22nd until 12.30 P. M. and will be closed all day May 24th. 5-21-21.‘

MARY'S BEAUTY SALON, 175 Gratton. Opened at night bv ap-

riage to take place in the near fut- ure. 5-21-11.

ENGAGEMENT. - John Maclsasc ofjorden, announces the engagement of her eldest daughter Marv Anne Jean to Francis Law- rence Butler. son of Mr, and Mrs. T. A. Butler or Charlottetown, Mar- riage to take place early Ln June.

5-21-1l.

Mrs.

SPECIAL OFFERING-Jrhe Ken- sinirton Church. oi which Rev. L. M. Murray is minister. had a spec- ial ofleririg for the Save 1h: Chil- dren Fund. in aid of the sawing and diseased children of Elurope. There was a mslznllcent response. t-he total amountinz i0 0214.75.

CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S CLIN- ICS conducted bv Dr. T. B. Acker at Red Cross Hrsdnuarters Char- lottetown Monday. May 27th. and at Town Hail. Summer-side. Thurs- day. May 30th. Adults make s/n- nointments other days.

8-14-16-18-20 to H

ACQUITTED - James Howatt. city. was uittorl yesterday morn- ing before ty Court Jud c. C. Gavan Dufiy on a charge rob-

R ‘I-loimu appeared for the

OVER-SEA! EQUADBON. REJ- L. lL-A reunion of the Overseas Squadron of the Prince Edward Is- land Light, Horse will be held in. the near future. All those who served with this Squadron at any time, in Canada or overseas. are asked to addresses to: Major E. G. MocLeod, M. C., Train- ln: Offioc. 17th (R) Armed Rant. P. E. I. L. 11.. Armour-lea. 5311f‘:

JUVENILE DAMAGE THEA- TRE-Continued domlle to the interior of the Prince Edward Theatre has rumpled the man- nqesmrittoo ersrewa-rdfore-ny tnlormation which will lead to the meat and subsequent conviction 0s the culprits. Seats have been cut and otherwise Msflaured by juveniles. Recently, a screw, val- ued st over $200, has been seri-

wlth slingshots writich throw small“

for-ate the screen.

POLICE COURT-Jn the Police ' drunk

I10 estreated.

twenty clays. A party

PW renranded last with a wI-rn-

orita ' mam o —'Ihe meeting Last

ner oi war t Lieut. Millard Liaut. Ooies related floie pertaining

to life in the Canadian prisoner

the evanin: usioal- ducted .o list m r. q ‘bilge eflectsybv i!

rlaoovered they to learn about aiswinl

toudr to ndttion _o! l; n".

I INIANADA

I

ne-zday May 15th.. persons met in Donaldston School tc vrymize a Good Neighbors’ Club. 'I'he

was held from s short service to Keir Memorial C,‘ - Mr Percy

JUST ARRIVED!

NEW CROP

‘ Sunkist ORANGE

Buy them by the bagful for the Picnic. 3 Doz. .. .. ..

—Good Size-AMA Count.

SANDWICH SPREADS and

COLD CUTS 45c

MACARONI and CHEESE LOAF. Sliced, lb.

seasral

1.00 I

FRUIT PUNCH SYRUP-Sweet-A Flavours. Just the thing for the 24th.

Bottle,only

MAYONNAISE POWDER- Make your own.

2 Tins 29C

29c 49c 10¢

‘i0 stator kinds

l6 l-Z oz. Bottle _. .

uErNi WHITE vmscsrr-

33 oz.

17c

INSTANT COFFEE- Tlre real thing for fishing trips. etc. Only. bottle .. .

Bottle

KRAFT CHEESE. 1-2 lb. pkg.

PHILADELPHIA CREAM

.. 23c CHEESE. lb.

19c MAYONNAISE

39c

crirusrlrrs CHEESE RITZ- Very Tasty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

2...... 23c

Jilless and With Oil All Sizes

CHOICE CRISP DILL PICKLES- Bottle . . . . . . . . . . . ..

.... 31c

DEVILLED HAM. For a Tasty Sandwich. 7 or. tin .

31 c CORNED PORK

Pkg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

snrlzuunrsss GRAPEFRUIT- Very Juicy- . . . . . . .

rrwnzrs Eisvmrcr: CREAM POWDER-

. . . . . . . . .. Doz. F31‘

To Boil. Lb. .... 31c

Nice to Slice Cold-ior-tirenllunch McLARENS TASTY

15c 25c

LARGE CRISP CELERY- Take a Stock in the Picnic Basket-Only . ..

SPREAD. Jar 23c .m 25c

{Awiierilircnnréiro LETTUCE

ruin; colitis and FR

...--... .... . . . - .-. ...- ...--..

MIRACLE ‘SAND- .. 29c

.."21c

OSTED CAKES IN STOCK

SWIFTS PICKLE and PIMENTO LOAF. Lb. ..

Ripe TQMATQES Alirm-rdlled- 29c

Order early at this price. Lb. . . . . . . .1

WICH SPREAD. Bottle

SWIFTS SLICED

BOLOGNA. Lb.

PREM OR KAM.

Tin . . . . . .. Nothing Better for Sandwiches

CLOSED

FRIDAY

._ --ans.uwmsb_ nayv< ..

FRESH LOBSTE

RS m 600K753? 1b.

pointnrent. Phone 601. 5-21-15 ARSENAULT - MBCQUAIIJ. - ‘ , Mr. and Mrs. John A. Arsenauli LARGE SIZE wish to announce the en agerrcnt o! their est dough er Kay Ai-mmnt o! i no to Stephen Phone 743 MacQusid, Bon aw, Son of Mr. _ and Mrs, James MacQuaid. Mcr- Delivery Service

CLUB ORGANIZED —- On Wed- a number of

irst regular meeting was held

in the School house on the follow- ing day and was considered quite a success. In

nbfl‘ _. Y call a. meeting on short

.i1t is noped that the good w will be as urdently continued in the it mas in the

the tuitmrc any mem-

Xuture as t. riing.

run: SAVE iris crrrumr-zrv

FUND has arranged with the Can- adian Broadcasting Corporation for ‘ a tDBIIS-Cflllfidfl children's broad- cast to take place on May 21st from 8.15 to 7.15 to 7.30 um. Standard Time and will be Matthew Halton will open 'the broadcast with a four minute talk or: the condition of (the children tn Etiror-a today. hcipiniz starving children in Eur- Tned “ma. ope should listen in.

8.30 p.m. AD.T.. or heard over CFCY.

All interested in

5-18-21-2!

rumzrrar. or writs. rwssru. Cimltbolk- The funeral of Mrs. Russell Campbell of Spring Valley. her residence with

Mary 15in 2 w

M I . . at tihe church was conducted by Rev. J A McGowan, assisted by Rev C J Crvwriis. Amixed choir

. . . ui’ . A mixedduertute: Mrs. MhcAchnr, I lee Marlon lnck- hairt. Meats. le Sample and Parmenae Pihiil rps. iittlnglv saw. Above the Bright Blue. Iniernment was made in Prinnetown cemetery. The llbearem wu-e Roy Campbell. Camnbell, Roy MacArthur.

IElPS PIHEIII

IEISPIIITINI SW18 iil0 000R IITIIOIIT IIIIYATIIO I'll! Illll ALRID gives you double protection. Ir Protest! you fresh pmpimion odor, and hell» rm: you: ciorhae from perspira- d°fl IPON- Ardd is an odorless deodorant, virh the line slam-s oi‘ a beauty cream. it vsnlsiresi wit. With *9"! 1551104101! wherever you reunites

~ giving immediate you are absolurei

Your dainddsss an! than: with Arrid. sieltfllileirsoflli-lrlsvaryteoooomiul. , 15¢- W,“ 9A . -

Deodorant

Donald Lamont George Macleor.’ and William Branded‘.

BURIAL MRS. EMILY MlcLlrOD —The funeral cf Mrs. Emily Mac- Leod was held m Saturday. May 4th, at 2 p m from the residence of her son. Mzr Ir-a MacLeod. French River The service was conducted by Rev. J A McGowan The hymns sung were "Th: birds My Shepherd". ‘Asleep Ln Jesus" and a solo was omutiluliv rendered by Mrs James MacAdam The pall- bearers were William Bernard. Life Howatt, Georgi- Ferguson. Everett Maci/eod. Claude MacEwen and Wsliord MacEwen internment was made in Geddle Memorial cemetery.

GLASGOW BRIDE WELCOMED The home oi Mr. John Mclihrlane 76 Gerald Street. was the scene 0d a delightful party last week as a welcome home to his son Mr. Jack ManFar-lanc and his bonny bridle frcm Glasgow. Scotland ‘who re- cently arr-rived to joirn her husband. [Ilhe evetnin was spent in social intercourse oliowed by s, dance at- tended bv upward oi 100 guests who showered tin.- bride with many dainty and useful gifts. accompanied by best wishes for a hargay soiourn in wince Eidwani Islam Live] nuusic was supplied tor dnnclrvz Groom and Mr. Herman Deverea-ux. At 1 late hour a tooth- sumc su was served and a thormughy enjoyed party was enn- on.

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Girl Guide News

ANNUAL CHURCH PAIADE

The Charlottetown Girl Guides and Brownies Ann/uni Church Par- sde will take place next Sunday, May 26th. to St, Paul's Church and and the Basilica.

Guidmi and Brownies are

, asked to be at Roohiord Square not later

than 10.15 A. M. Surday morning. l-‘ull uniform ist o be worn. Colours will- be carried.

LADY BADEN - POWELL VISIT

The Chief Guide of the World. Lady Baden-Powell. will be visit with the Prince Edward laian Guides. Brownies. Scouts and Cuba,

next

It is urged that all members o‘! Guiding and Booutii arrange to be in full uniform w en attending functions in honour of our d-la- tttgulshed Iuest.

uiders. we wish to have you nil warranted b June 30th.

Guides an Brownies -- check up on your uniforms. If an part; are mi order same wit out delay. Onlv utdes and Brownie; in uni- form ma. take Part in the Inspec- tion at overrunsn House. so if you hIJVO not yet o erad a iamiform, please do so now.

GUIDED! Any Charlottetown Guiderl who

have not yet been warranted are touch with Min

In Memos-lam

MRS. WILLARD GREEN

-The Green in her 81st year occurred at the home or ner dauzhtenMi-s. Walter L. Hogg. Central Bedequc on Sunday morning, May where she had arrived a week pre- vious after spending the winter in Charlottetown with her dauzhter. Mrs Henry S. Coil-beck.

She had been in falling liculth (he past nblc to Vl5it her daughters ill dil- terent parts o! the Province. who tenderly cared for her during he:

c

She was born in Sunrmerside and was the late Mr. and Mrs. William P.

ricd Willard Green and settled in Bedeque greater part of her life. She was a member of the former Methodist Church and the choir. and t oomrnunitv

a kind neighbor and ever ready to

give a helping hand in sickness. m,“ ovm-qmomwd mggqflny m; lwvrs W Hwl-lm- h" 1°“! lm (the German nquenivra. d‘: not. wear-n

darumers (Ida) Mrs. MacGillivary. Duvol. Soak. S. Callback, Cherlottetonm:

North Bedeque; . Hose. Central Bedeque; one

sen. Charles. also three sisters. Mrs. P3. Clarke. Srinune

Yaai The whiteness thefflnres only from this dental cleanliness

Service THE srorm wrrn THE srock

Cleveland, Ohio: and Baker. Central Badeque; Charles BakenGtlbertPltalns. Manitoba; and 20 grandchildren.

Interment will be in (the Peoples

one bro- I mer- 0htlirx'ers—brunette~r—stiil blegched forelook

cemetery. Summerside beside her w; mac

husband who wredeceased her sev- eral vesrs also. B

death oi Mrs. Willard

Coy-gig site circumstances street must be see-n Slacks and Ski pun

BAD PARIS FASHION IN BERLIN

BERLIN. Mav 14 - (C P) — Fashion, never a vital thing in Ger- many's capital. is closer to utter extinction today than ever and the icw well-dressed women here are doing what, they've alwayr: done: follow Paris, blinrily and badly.

A few German designers are lid b84175‘ Cui-

cloths. out, ill-fitted material or supar-oxpendve black 8W1»- mariret cloth. But they are clothes Few women have that can been seen in last ‘year's Paris collection or 01d copies of Ahterricam fashion magazines

Shop windows show the long suit ackete beloved oi the Paris cou- ure, with the tight-fitting waist line. Dremes use gener- ously. Skirts are short. Detail work is coarse and the line workzmsn- ship of FTanc-s lacking.

Paris’ occupation

19th.

weather has ‘come to

hats — and the two years but w

Mid

the eldest dauzhter of

At an early mze she mur- bu‘ 5° 01d

where she resided the a" mick of

a valued member of I; i5‘ an active part

we ‘fare. She was

iortheirwomeerare

them through imarwe tihem like hot cakes the trdnute she was liberated.

Still in evidence too are the hair- fashions which are as dated as the hats. Ilttnterrnizing ftrauloins and

iraus on Ber- wrrurst/en-

sin (Annie) Mrs. Henry shspelem clothes Norman MoMurdo

Mrs. (Ethel) Mrs. Wal-

The puldoin was m o by 1%.

on the homestead;

tndo ohomwinz m“; Mm R’ A Qubq-thltzb FiIItih Aver-rue. (he K

.4

CHOICE FRESH COD FISH SKINLESS 15c. lbs

CASH 6r CARRY STORES

187 Gt. Geo. St.

Phone 747 Delivery a

‘ dnmm, affect those high pomnad- Mm Lmy ours and elaborate coils d before V-E day.

t/wo-year-old Paris vogue o! a single

nre things that the well-dressed and moneyed Ccrmar women is able to wear. What average German wcmen in moder wears on the

in evidence. even now that-svsmi

More women wean- bandannas than bandsitnas worn much as me would put on a baithlng oaip. Coat-s are plain. dingy biaek (Germany had dye shortage) Dresses are stmight uoterly without

(their shoes are usually of leather _ . so run-over that it is painful to watch them walk. A fen wnnuan have silk stockings. but they disagreeable colors and usually with many dru-ns is them

ltble to ocmipare Ger- man fast: on or German women with the French or the Americans for both of the latter have a feel-

for clothes. Germans apparently

Whoiitrer tihey run to drab oolore and

FAST TRAIN

record for lnnd pro- steem, 126 miles an hour s British train

[1 NOW_ LET PEPSDDENTSIIDAY

wont run mini

eon be yours In lust 7 days

It's a thrill the way your dentist cleans teeth so white. That's real dental wbilennr: and he relies on powder. So don't let lull, dingy film harden-darken s-rurn into harmful, ugly tartar. Pepsodenr Tooth Powder with lrium is especially made ro remove the: trouble-causing film—gently, but thoroughly. Change to Pepsodent Tooth Powder and enjoy dental wblunm for your teeth l

NO OTNII ‘IOOIN IOWDII Ii" PIBOOINI MARI! INII PIOMIII OF OINTAI. WNITINIII

{i I i’ I //, rns omsaluca ll ana PIPQODINT IS TIIE ONLY TOOTH POWUER THAT CONTAINS IRIUM

at was ro usrns ro sos non svsrv russoav mam, bouillon nation:

MIRACLE 0F mltiulll t} 5%

m a ciunrl. nssurs aoum use nrsoolm room neon