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"THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN ' ,

THE CENTRAL ouaaniau rroiarienr

Orphanage Contributions

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Montague, per Mrs. B. W. Beck. Collected by Mrs. Jeeale Shaw, and Mrs. Gordon Collin. i

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DECEMBER 18. 1953

5 nature for Every Friday-i Among The Farmers Federation or Agriculture liews

FINDLAY coal and wood lum- acee. Douglas Bros. and Jones.

JIMMY! TAXI - Dial 1379 or I870.

TOWN TAXI-Dial 5570.

OIASWILL lor Better Photo- srsphs

"YOU! DOLLAR BUYS MOBI- II II! HUGHES DRUG STOKE.

TOY VIOLIN AND GUITARS ..

COLEMAN PLOOB FURNACE and space heaters. Douglas Bros.

M "id J”"”- 315.00: Keir Clark. t 1 m 01.00 each. Toomiba Music Store. ?. 310.00: mm" Stewug GONIBIVATION olden insurance, Perm Pol-um. o -M. 15351.”, vlgws "M. o,u,,,n 310.00; A Friend. Ichdoll. Ind Closer co-operation CAROL! DY OANDLELIGHT. studio. 57.00. Sum” 5: Beck.

Orapaud church, Sunday, 8.30 P.M. -M... DACKS SHOES - The gift oi perlect taste lmm 317.95. Hender-

son and Cudmore.

7” 'm”m'” " co"e"'u” h" with various Dents. oi Government bed” lh” :;'lg;:mgu:t::in:':o:m: and with the Womenis Institutes. the Homm Guam m H. mm” It is expected that the policy Pl0P9"5' wn bod' committee will make interim re- asP9C''5- ” 3” ports to the annual meeting in

S100: B. H. Yeo. 55.00: Gilbert. Clements. , 55.00: Calvin l-lilchey. 1 53.00: Cyril Johnston.

ls'i.00: Mrs. Nellie Fraser.

KIBOSENE. Electric and Pro- pane Gas Reirigeratore. Bryenton Ind liackey.

Search no further.

Conservation embraces all our Jmuuy.

natural resources but irom the tanner”! view-point is ehlelly a matter relating to the soil. We have in the world to-day allltho soil that we ever have. Soil is. nevertheless, a renewable asset it properly hand- led. If it is to retain its goodness the tumor must be provided with means of handling it properly and this involves the keeping ol Agri- culture on a sound economic basis and the iaruier in a position to

mm, a portion oi his returns to ket and as very olten happens had vn(u.LA ngzssma downs. soil improvement. developed some quite erroneous guaranteed washable. tiaso. Hen- Henderson and Cudmore. Duvar, Audrey McLean, Mrs. Mort. over-cropping and bad cultural ideas on the operation and ellectl dereon and Oudrnore. -r- Megan, mu C. Gordon, Cyrus I practices lead to the exhaustion oi oi Pool Marketing with an Initial Mznrs QUICK LUNCH. Queen snaw, Robert Murray. I , I meiarrnel"s mostimportant capital payment. IMPORTED woor. acaiwzs Street. Ffridays Special. Boiled soc. M”, 3, Crgwford, gsaet. Il larmlng is unproiltable Reports irom the meeting in- irom France and Switzerland 35.05 5019 Hefllllil 01' C0llflil'Y Seussses we each: Mrs. J. A. Stewart. the 5011 sullen and over I. period dicate that many questions were at Henderson and Cudmore. Wml 31119 P0131035 I114 Whole Anna MacLeen. Elvis Mcxensie, or yarn the larm is disposed oi setialactorily answered and rela- Beels. Rolls and Butler. Toe. Col- Mrs. Green. ” little by little and reverts to scrub tions very much improved. it is AFOB Till MIN on your gm, us; ice. Milk. 65 cents. 25:3: Kay McKenzie. E' "W 13"" Sm” "-95 '" H'"d"' T""”: Sm-35' i All new Fall and Winter Shades. Sizes 34 lo 44.

growth or becomes a barren area. History is lull oi examples oi Agricultural land that was once

ich slowl be- no lace lor internal sus icion and l7'f,?,"C:”E..:3t Jvllu iibre bgoame diesgnsion and the Potatg Board is Rlllh lll tone, Special low price tor North River 300 '.P. M. Long Creek 31.00 each: Mrs. Charles Fraser. ' LA my and the organic matter to be commended lor having a Christmas. Toombe Music Shore, 7.30 P. M. Ohristimas services at all Mrs. William Fraser, Mrs. Preston . aw” ed - i represenuuw: up we Kmwme ....M appointments. Rev. H. Bariber, McLure, Mrs. Leonard Gillie. Miss ' I , ' dl"Pl”” ' H: mm,” PANTRY same at Fennell and Pastor. Mary Martin, Mrs. Catherine Ma- ' county sell!” . I-hylluu um Chandlers, Friday. Dec. lilth at 2 -- bon. The county Federation were h, I o'clodk. THE PRESBYTERIAN ciiuncil 50c each: Mrs. Louis Higgin- 1i ll quite the "SW i N1 9' 1 IN CANADA.-Central Perish. ser- botham. Mrs. Chester Lake, Mrs.

lortunate in their selection or dates ior annual meetings. Weather and

travelling conditiom resulted in ml 1 ch 1 Shirts by Arrow. 312.95 at Hen- good attendance. interest was high no doubt respond 9 01” ""1 0 derson and Cudmore. school 10 A. M. Nine Mile Creek 25c: Mrs. Lyle Boclmer. prices g3,93, 54,93, 5593 um 55,95 nnd there is evidence to back up W9 lnW?l1m9m' WW"? And 3 P. M. Clyde River 7.30 P. M. Rev. Total: 513.75. the bells! that more and more financial difflcultles l0DT9V'll"””- s'r. somws PRESBYTERIAN Donald Nicholson, Minister. Collected by Mrs. n. 0. Mac- inriilers are realizing that through i-1l;hPl'e59Fllr um?! u m net CHURCH. Belfast. - Services sun- M T S X.lire.0O V B k & 5 region. the mm min ere is no spu rig e u Da:u-nbex-2m,h.1lA' ' - OUN TEWART UNITED 520. : ere ec - on. V, H p , ;j;;,,f”l,',f..,,...,,, to their ,,.,,.,......E that many urban people went last ;,.,gy'se,.v,c,,. 7 -P. M, C,,,,,.”,'l,,,,1,”1g',';. ciwiwn. - Services necemt,..r re-mo; Berg:-ngn'g. Vie also call y a lovely assortment of Girls Sweaters in. Pullover and and obtain the support oi their time but there can be some ersIl- . vice. Rev. J. E. Heathwood, M. A., ZWL Mt Stewart 11 A. M. Chnst- 34.00 each: Arnold Wlshtmen. Coat Styles. Sizes 2 to 14 years at Popular Prices. neighbor's and other group: in the merit as to whether they really mum,”-, mas Service. Evening Service 7.30 Charles Fraser. need it or whether it is put to good P, M. Candlelight Service Y. P. U. 33.00 each: V. R. Pepler, igni- 4l'lP

development of policies beneilclal to Agriculture.

Previous to the organization oi the Federation moat iermer'a meet-

mg! were held in Charlottetown. hes I distinct adventsse over I at Mluview at ii A.M. Mount l-Ierb- . 5,, , The Federation has spread such worlker in Moratreel or1Tuorrox;tvo,u:v)l:1i:'.,; ,,., no P. M. md Powm, ISqeel;vlol;sml1)j:A(igrInb:g' 12100;. ans! lmayg. lJWn.m"14le;!I:l1Iv:..n. Jd(d:r1leflr:m” Oblqlsg :."':.”"::. i:::..”::.. .:;::::::::..:.:2 :i:'...'.:::. ::::.: .13.. 2:. M: R": T: R: Mwm -c an r. M. ems meme M. Wild 5 ' 1 Elizabeth Allan Cecil

,h k M 1. and music. Cornwall service at 7.30 H00 ey. - . "W9 "mun" ml" '”e” 1”” l" "W" e 'w'"” W” at ' ' ' . M. when the choir will lvrew" Bel" Roy Em Leon m"m”"' ll-Edd ”r2'i'.nR.l'.il31.1 rlllllrctg-'rr'll,.r'R'r?i:.

each county at live diilerent

me a. In addition a large rium- Wlllliel” 011 fest time ln I 18119 0193- Cl-IUIWH. - Service in the Alex- -- gear (ll izeetiugs have been held rurther it could be pointed out, andra. church on Sunday. Deoem- Km” M””"'"' R” A: 3' we”: Gm", ,..,,,,,k G,,,,,,' J,,,,,, 5.,” Mrs. Everett King, Mrs. G. H ber 20th at 7.30 P. M. This will be 31.00 each: M. F. MacDonald. M.V0l'l-

in the School districts during the months oi April and November. The Farm Forum groups meeting regularly on Monday nights brings together more than 300 people each evening lor study and com- munity planning. In short, t.he farmer has never had a better op- portunity oi making himself heard.

Policy Committee

The newly iormed Federation policy committee oi live Directors held its ilrst meeting on December, 10, and devoted the aiternoori ses- sion to questions oi National im- portiince such as support prices. production goals. stabilization iunda lor specilic products, market-

has already gained through his own vane no 1,. M men mm- tn":lrlllllxllnillllldgidalllflcvsclllillnrlrll '"”'"- 1'; '5 M” w '0” ii" 3'0""! Pleas: note ltoura.OSpecialL?n0u:,io ll." p:';;A1PsA ,3”; SAND SSPMNGHELP cna Martin. Merv Hemphlll. 35" R"m”"d 1""lP'"”k- .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, hem, people to start meklns plans to Orwell with members oi Vernon C,,,,m,, 5 ',,1;,', mt ,fg5""b'”',f,,3 Total: sus.oo. Total: 559-85, ,,,,,,,,,,c, ,0” conmrvmon mg Illelld W0 Week! in "10 V00l"0llll River and Cherry valley Choirs evf ml ' F pr se i .' A' ' Collected by Donnie MacLaren. Collected by Mrs. Leslie Mao- ' ' School. The experience and know- co-operating. Rev. John F. Mltc- Q30 Hg "yen t' 'mm' Church: 52.00: George Mccannell. 90"!”- rapeu .7.00 P. M. Evening Prayer. 3100 each. Mrs. M” Mupoug. 53.00: Mrs. Duncan Meclntyre.

grading oi iarm products.

"Wm TREAT TEE SICK WELL." Giggeyla Pharmacy. next Stewart's Bakery.

Nova Scotia Potato Growers Potato growers in Kings County, Nova Sootia, held a special meet- ing this week to consider potato THE problems and invited Alex H.i 1",, mmmuuu u.hqvmB,noxo:rRmeo0l:h3: Turner, oi the prices support board hmuy. . and Leo P. Maclsaac. oi the Island ' l selling agency to attend. QHAMROC g The Nova Ecotia growers have kenhlen. 3 15,. gnmlexgofgnip been holding the Island responsible Hendoraon md cudmom ior depressing the Nova Bcotle mar-

highly important that the various iarm groups understand what the others are doing. There should be

son and Cudmore.

wu.Ll5 PIANO .. New design.

people to coniusc their needs and

their wants and this weakness is FOR HIMHWW” NW)" Tm”

use. Tile average worker in Char- lottetown who spends only 10 to ill minutes getting home irom work

POWNAL UNITED PASTORAL CHARGE. - Services Sunday, December 20th. Christmas services

ALEXANITRA BAPTIST

most the some advantage as the

that residents at a point on the west side or a time who enjo in a Christmas service conducted by some cases more than an e in the children 0d the Sunday School. hour oi evening sunlight as com- ' All are welcome to this service.

pared with a resident on the east HAMPTON PASTORAL

aide oi the same time aone. A poa- aible solution to the daylight saving CHARGE. - The United Church ol Canada. Services Sunday, Decem-

problem would be to move all our. cities to the west side oi times bsr 20th. Hampton ii A. M. Appin Road 8 P. M. Victoria 7.30 P. M.

and let the larmers have the east. Hampton C. G. I. T. will hold their Vocational School Short Courses National Vesper service in the

The attention ol our readers is Ohuwh ” 7 P: M: m”'- R. H: directed to the Agricultural Short Bum" Mmm”'

Courses which will be held in the vocational School irom February onwEu"'vEn'NoN "NW5"

CHURCH OF CANADA. - services ll1l".3::i:... ”2.".f:':..l:"il:”::f new mm.

Sunday), Vernon El 11 A. Vi. perience which the young farmer ,s.m..mem of Blputgnt ohufry

ledge gained will add interest to Kay, 3,13,, Mgniamr

VISIT ll!-STYLE MlLLl.Nlll.Y. 1635i Great George Street. Every style Hi-style.

DAK'S TROUSERS direct from England for his Gift. 825.00 at Hen- derson and Cudrnore.

' THE INOOMPAHABLE GIFT - Harris Tweed Sport Coats 830.00. Henderson and Cudmore.

STETSON ior Ohristmas giving iromp 38.95.

HAT Gilt Gertillcates

NORTH RIVER. UNITED BAP- TIST PASTOHATE. .- December 20th. Falrview 11.00 A.M.

Sunday.

vices next Lord's Day, are as fol- lows: Canoe Cove 1 A. M. Sunday

Bristol 3 P. M. Christmas Service. Minister. Rev. W. N. Byers.

CORNWALL UNITED CHURCH.

P the Cantata. "In Quest of the

MAHSHFIELI) PASTORAL 0 H A It (3 E. - The Presbyterian Church in Canada. Services Sun- day. December 20th. Special Christ- mas music at each service. 11 A. M. Harrington. 3 P. M. Mount Stewart. 7.30 P. M. Marshlleld. While Giit Sunday. Rev. Lee MacNe.ugl1ton, B. A., lvrlnister.

HUNTER. RIVER CHARGE. - Services Christmas Sunday. will- shire 11 A. M. Hampshire 3 P. M. I-Iunter River Hymn Festival and C. G. I. T. Vesper Service 7.30 P.M. Wllishire Carol service 7.30 P. M. Hampshire Young Peoples christ- mas Service 7.30 P. M. Rev. Howard Christie, Minister.

82.00 each: Mrs. P. N. Young, Hilchey & Vanlderstine, Alva Bre- haut, Mrs. J. P. Beer, Mrs. M. B. McPherson, J. J. Stewart, Cecil Drake, Colin Jackson, G. G. Ben- nett, Lorraine McLure, J. E. Cud- more, H. Smith, Gordon Coiiln, Allan Masher, A Friend.

31.00 each: Mrs. G. S. lnman, Mrs. A. Burden. Carl Boehner. Mrs. Nan Nicholson. Allan Nelson. Douglas Collin, Robert VanIder- atine, H. J. Mabon, Horace Fraser, Harry Johnston, Eric Duvar, Mrs.

Collected by A. Clark. 3.1.00: Rev. J. M. Fraser. 01.50: Mrs. A. F. MacKenzle.

Stewart Dewar, Mrs. Stewart Nel- son. Mrs. Harvey Fraser. A Friend.

nelh Norris, Peggy Beck, MncKinnon.

32.00 each: D. H. Murray. De- Luxe Cleaners. Harry Jamieson, T.

Barbara Bock, Mrs. George Allan. H". L. Ma.cGregor k C0,. Minnie

Mrs. Art MacDonald. Garnet Mac- Intyre, Mrs. Archie Hume. Mrs. Tom Cameron. Wallace Reiliey. John White, Mrs. Byron Stewart. Spencer Llewellyn. Mrs. Watson. Johnny Young. Mrs. Minnie Mec- Donald, D. S. MacDonald. Alex Hutcheson. Arthur MacNoill, Mrs. Murdock Maclllnnon, Mr. Blols. Catherine Currie. Donnie Stewart. Claude Dewar. Mrs. Clarence Lan- dry, Mrs. Mont. MacLean, Lorne Wigglnton, Milton Kennedy, John Bears, Leonard Campbell, Mrs. Mae Clay. Mrs. Angus Matheaon, Florrle Beatnri, Claude Nicholson, Mrs. B. C. MacLure. Two Friends.

50c each: Mrs. Margaret Mec- Pherson, David Bourke, Mrs. John Gaudet. Mona Matheson, Charles-

The gift she's dreaming of is an exoitingly new sweater from our terrific gift array

Prices 33.98, S438, 55.98, and S698

Pullover and Coat Style. All new Fall Shades. Sizes 14 to 20.

PROWSE BROS. LTD.

ert. Marhon. Mrs. Charlie MacLure.

31.00 each: Mary Levers. Audrey Llewellyn. Vern MacDonald. Hen- nah Crane. Mrs. Ira Ross. Mar- jorie MacDougal'.. Rose Collin, Jim Lowery. W. D. Johnston. Robert Mellish. Mrs. A. D. Mc- Lure. Mrs. William McKenna. Daniel Macintyre. Richard Gill. George MacDonald. Mrs. Malcolm Mackenzie. Dorothy MacGregor, Mrs. Lorna Johnston. Mrs. Tom Clair, Mrs. Sandy MacDonald, Mrs. Ellie Bruce.

750 each: Willard John MacDonald.

500 each: Tillie Rourke. Mrs. Herb Poole, Mrs. Jim McBeth. Harrv Stewart, Hiram Miller. Herb Handrlgan. Kenny MacPhee, Mrs. Ray Griilln.

Crossmen.

31.00 each: Mrs. Alex Campbell.

The evening mootlnc made a 1 u d n The Sunday School will attend the ,,,,, 0,, p,.,,,.,,,,,,,,, question, and the farm no open on sn ope-: Evening Service. The congmulon oil. Mrs. Clliiord Lllley. Anna M J h M K p n d organization problems under the the flfijnftf ghrnjgadegf f3w":fe;le Jrwhma :I1:?;5dPg;T0:AL Cl1All0E- will please note that this service M"L”'"',M';;, 3,2" E' P”””' age r.?..'.'...1c.r ,.I,f,',.,”f2 K1f,,”,:' re" lollowing headings. Amendments in mi" ' 5 n ""3 S1 Chmdl will begin hall an hour earlier than M” mm” " " "IL Mrs Fred Fcirglllon Mrs I sll' Commune” Fedenuon projects, available to the searcher alter a Services Sunday are as roiiowa: usual, Rev. Gem.” 3 1,. Ebury 75c: Mrs. Bruce MacPhee. M :D M W M -WA e B 1-;..,g.c.,i.,5.,. Educational program Financing. re- be"'" "M M991" 9Xl3Wl1C9- lPledSo note change in hours (or Rector. ' ' ' 506 9””: Mn” wumm MC. M:: l(;::nlc' Deurilr Geoonrtizc "' 2"----32.50 lotions with Government Depts, c.me -I-mum" :SgE:a;VnhwRl" ! Igmth 1&1 A: M: ---we g"h""' ;::.':.Geol,';Igr: Lag: My-lg: grew,” Macrlemr, Mi.” E.-hpi " l""""i0o and other organisations. social neld 730 P M Theropwlll benepecmh D335: -M" John Mckemley M". Mr-Quarrle. Mrs. Murray Johnson. Ind other related problems. Includ- Recently I Kreuv 0! American-M ch'm.m'u hum at m um”; Dmmlon 'R",M,d ,3,,,,," M", 50c: Mrs. .l. 3. Lucas. ed in the list oi projects which "meme" dPll'0'0h9d Eecreidrll 51 ' -e-.- ' , . Total: 515.50. . D - V Aglwnun Demon demmdum mp The Y. P. U. will hold a. Christmas James Lowery, Mrs. John Lowery. V P llstiilgyoidof ldrelslllgrlmmvvmebetllmhllzlllwlonl ect llrlce 'aupport lor cattle and c"”"' 143” 5'"l” "l "W '3h"”h 1" mm Mum "' W mm" 25” D”'””' M"L"'"i Grand Tom wan ragrance MW 'm "M. l or e o rig: - g , , . nrcnsthenlna the organization. ec- get vlvilth a politgtzut iiim ?...3?.l33. will l.lre”:veE'orrlg' MRS: Mmamm 00”” gglineloieliulfg Mn. Hubert Nei- A mm, gm ,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,g r. enson po ou a s ' ' 4 gr ,' P :--mm---------r Dept. was aiding the cattlemen ln- ' 3”” ” 3””: "””5'- 5""”V- "l" "W "W ":2 z'.,'3"M1f:fvff."',;i:,,fl"'""' gr 0 Wed h'r;'0d;o3,Y, M directly in the lollowing ways: 1. Decesnborlltla mi. ' i ., , J : g M . . -rsyrf e KW , By buying 325,000.00 ml. up Mal ThYgotly:m'dA3g3u3A1-mh (33535, clad: ' Llsigo )I';'5Mn&:':::,' MI; in lovlnl memory of our GI'end- also Kl" W" A dmw”. ”f”"m Perfume 5; es.- and moving it into stomachs not Mum”. luv J M swam; Two years have passed since that Wu"; 3,5,, mother Mrs. Margaret Cole. who sncliel, soap.liandlotiou. 313,5 4 stgrage. 2. By making emergency ,,.1d.y' D.cm',bu.' IN; 3 P M: seal day. 51.00 each: Carl Stewart. M.-g. passed away neceiner lath. 1951. cologne stick. and moderately. . 1?:e'll:i1:9l"r:&"' 133.1356 Val Pleasant Grove. Christmas Candle-I who" hgizlo tmrdu?" h" M”"'" Duncan Macbhonalhrz. PMrs. Chrglle and knows how much we miss her mud gm ”m' I 1 hr, s 1 , - ' H V” k . J c ' rson. rs. ' . - , "mm" m drought ridden "cal. 21:"). 1;;aV.Cli'LooSllxl1d;'z'. YD009mark In my heart your memory .., , R:,Cb:r't!o;hcIE.Jlchhn' "Iain. Hmry ;I:dIl0'Il;l.l: UlQhlThPlI :10: died.” P.S. Aulhenim Websigilwld lzhlnlllnn im Perfume purlugc top y The low ("I ht nu. hum been . - - . - r sweetly. louder, loved And tnso. M” i F0" ll - Oh I OED! can moluile for cosillniejeuelry I ll P. M. Bi-aokl chmt, - Munroe: Mrs. Sydney Keir . F1 9!. mu Candle Th," r. not . ,1. do" M m g Your door one Is not dead, plied both to leed moving in andpllght service, combined mom. 3,09 Th" 1 d all ” "v Guy Nelson. Elizabeth tewart. " "M ink "' V": Charles B. Fraser. Mrs. LeRo.v some day, some time, our eyes shall

First choice for fins: flavour!

to cattle irom distressed areas. 3. P. M. Central Christmas Candle- A grant of 10,000.00 lor the diatri- light Service. Story and Song and butlon of hay. 4. Doing everything Color Pictures. Subject: Joseph a.nd possible to promote the consump- the Nativity. Three senior choirs

and Junior choir at the 3 P. M, and

Smith and Arthur Gallant. Burial was in the Church Cemetery.

Use large needles. heavy knitting worsted - and watch the inches g-r-odwl Easy to knit in a smart pattern stitch. Toss this shrug over everything. so warm!

Knitting Pattern 7000: liasyl Mined Sizee 32-84; 36-38 all in- cluded in pattern.

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Also dear to my heart is the grave where you sleep.

Ever Remembered by Daughter,

sheltered in the rock of ages. Anchored on the golden above in the loving arms of Jesus lleete my dear Mother evermon.

White. Mrs. H. Nelson. Mrs. Jes- sie Clow. Mrs. N. J. Nicholson, Mrs. Warren Wightmnn.

50c each: Mrs. Murdock Bealon.

70:: George Gordon. soc each: Miller Matheson. Mary Lamont.

Total: 37.70. Collected by Annie M. Madman. 35.00 each: A. C. Meckay. Mc-

Lovingly Remembered by Winnie. Arthur and Family.

Gowan Motors. Mrs. Knot. 32.00 each: Joyce Proctor, Freda

Send Twenty-live Cents in coins ior this pattern (stamps cannot be accepted) to ALICE BROOKS be- signs clo The Guardian, so Front Street West. Toronto. Ontario.

Please print plainly Name. Address

and Pattern Number. - l LOT

10 re 25 pound TIIRKIYS Ideal for

Ritell Trade and

Staff Orders.

ISLAND CO-OP SIIVICIS

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)( o. pluea the. wow. 1 tsp. vanilla. 2); ouacu

chocolate. meltad and cooled. Stir the liquids to lutermlngle. then etie in the dry ingredients: beat until better i smooth. Measure into a large bowl K 4:. egg while: (at room temperature) and tartar; but until the egg whites are very very stil- roucli stiller than for ioeringuea. angel nkse. etc. Add

eeeb addition until better and egg whites are thoroughly combined. Tun batter into an wigreeeed I" angel

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a ratbc slow even, 325'. about

use The face we loved so well. Some day. some time, her hand we'll clasp And never say farewell.

.- Moore & McLeod

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