ow in TRANSIT To All Parts of Canada

SHlPMENTS ol Clover Leal Salmon are novv moving to every district in Canada.

This has been no small undertaking, but it in now lseing completed. ll your grocer cannot yet supply you . . . he soon will. The supply ol Clover Lesl is limited . . . it is rationed so that everyone may have an equal opportunity to purehase their share.

Rich in rare Vitamin D, canned salmon supplies vital lood elements most lacking in the modern diet. Hare is a

recipe that

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IRIS SCHOOL

Honor Roll ‘for the month of

January.

umc. Grade Vf.—-l. l. Charles Stewart Grade V.-—l,

Grade LLl.—l,

Grade X--l, Jean Hume. ui-adc lX.-l. Martin Stewart hgrisldo VIL-l. Iris Hume; 2,

Charles MacLcan; hlmil MacLeod; ‘J, Kathleen Mzic- v n

Guide rv.-r Murdock r-iuine; 2. M Eéflikta. Meobonald; 3, Jackie Clark. time

l iVl-yrtlo Olark-—Tea.chcr.

shows you . . .

Aimou sourruz leggy separated Meup milk

M lb. ooa Clover Leai Salmon K teaspoon salt y; tbs. finely-chopped parsley K teaspoon pepper

2 stalks finely-chopped celery.

Flake salmon, add seasoning, parsley and celery. Beat egg yolks until light and iiiiiiy, add milk. Beat egg whites siiiily than fold Into egg yolk mixture. Care- lully fold in salmon mixture. Turn Into well-greased baking dish, eover and place in pan hot water. Bake In moderately alow oven 3E5 F. 4O to 50 rnln. Serves 5.

BRITISH COLUMBIA PACKERS LTD.

VANCOUVER, B. C.

Ii/Datheson

Grade I. B.—-l. ci Clarence

Leod.

2. Lowell Maul/can. Perfect

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steplien Mac‘-

Today's

I NFANT

-. ‘Q ~: evoimosa ANTI-TANK Gun

Attendance

Lloyd Matiiesoii. aiclgan, Murdock Hume. Nathan Doris Matheson. Orrin

Lanai‘; s, usuiiui Clark; 8. Doria Ma eson.

Grade IL-l, Orrin Clark; 2. Dd- ward

6"“ 1- H- "‘i‘t;.".':"@.3:i2:i '- m liiacLcaii, cquwl; h Yendell Matheson‘. 3. Sylvlfl M" Lloyd MM, awn‘ Grade I. C.-l. Marie lviaeLean; - Edison Charles

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versatile _.fa5t moving J

NDW AN INFANT WEAPON

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Ti-ii5 SQUAT, POWERFUL GUN can BE QUICKLY swuue INTO AéTiOh

G-Pourrder Anti-Tank Gun

cerium auanuisii

This column l.s reserved (or news

of local interest. but sdvorlimll

ot a newsy nature may be Israel-Ind

at live cents a word. strictly uls- e

able advanc _ ____

GIABWELI. ior photographs. UONFLDBRATION LIFE INIUI: ANCE

WELSH HARD COAL-Furnace aim slam). H. R. Largo 6520;“. a

"Oil! PROMISE ME" to ht. Bis/Mist Hail. Z-Igf-ili

IIGME MAKERS be sure to see the “Streamers Aid" in Canadian stores window this week and ool- orful gators of “ for may Dill other Graces-y Star?“ u

weather of the interefered with

.1.

past week has .gg deliveries w stations consequently rs- “lPt-s show a decrease. No eh e in prices. Excellent hstctiabiiity s reported by Island natotieiies with some flocks in B0 percent class and general average 64 percent.

RECEIVES COMMIESION - L, T» Ennis. um of m. and mo. Jas. lmnis of Greenfield has com- pleted his oiiioors course and re- ceived his commission f.'om an Elnglisii training school in Greet Britain. 1.00 enlisted in leb, 1940, and went overseas in July of same year. Hi5 many friends hue wish Lieutenant Ennis suoces. and lood liroir. P

Personals

Messrs. Major Carruttiers. Aug-

ustine Cove. Elmer Gamble. Tryori.

as [in the city attending Farsiiers’ ee

Mrs. Harry Dunning, New London is visiting this week in Halifax, the guest of her husband.

Miss Freda. Peters. Rustieo, spent. the past two weeks visiting hei- sister, Mrs Wm. J Paquei, Souris. Miss Peter; leave for Ottawa in a. few days

Master George Murray, young son of Mr and Mrs Chas Murray “Gaytown". City, who entered the P111 Hospital Mondey evening and was operated on Tuesday morning for appsndieitrs is resting as comfortable as ;an be expected.

i ‘l was a rouura! - Weath- mcs sun rourmw - stormy] in

t.

“DOSING” i ,

was

. Q, Why go us dosing another day ‘ with harsh. unpleasant purgativee? . as thousands have, that KILLOOO’! ALLIIAII is a tar better, far geatlorway to help wrrect constip- ation due to lack of dietary "bulk"! KlLI-OOG‘! ALL-BRAN really

| "gate at" this common onus: o! con-

i

IT'S FOOLISH TO KEEP ON

don-supplies "bulk" noodcd for easy, natural elimination! If this is your trouble-try eating an ounce oi‘ ALL-BRAN daily, or several ALL-BRAN muflins. Drink plenty of water. At your grocer'a, in 2 cori- vcnient sizes. Made by Kellogg's in London, Canada.

l

er conditions together with creasing hatchery o erations have curtailed deliveries o eggs to grad- ling stations. A iroen demand ex- ill-s chiefly It Maritime points-Pri- ces rorriain unchanged with P. ll. guotin for ungradeci [eggs delivere : A rge 30: A. Me- dum M; Puliet d: B l5; C 20. Graded shipments delivered Char- ttctorwn: A Large M 1-2: A Me- dlum 32 1-2: A Pullet d: B N 1-2; Ii. Specialised producers are re- ceiving for oartoned pack: A Large 37; A Medium 36; A Pullet an.

NEW cinsscow w. r.

The monthly meeting o! New Gsagovw W, I. was held at the home of Mrs Handle Hous- ton on Monday evening, ‘ ’

president in the chair. opened with the singing stitute Odo and repeating club creed in unison. fifteen members and one visitor present. Minutes of previous meeting reed and ap- proved. Committees reported that sick in district had been visited. and school needed several articles Plans were made to have school room scrubbed and members offer- ed in do this work. r055 re-

. r socks (army), 1 pair roves (airforoel, 1 The following

Meeting In-

ileeting of i.0.ii.E iiiiishorough Chapter

The annual meeting of the Hills- gorough Chapter I.O.D.E ,

regent. Mrs. EM. Phillips presided in the absence of the Regent

Th3 meeting opened with , pro/yer, followed by the reading of the minutes 0t the previous meet-

then read. ' The election at Officers for the waning year was held. The follow- are the new oiilcers: Honorary Regent-Mrs. J. A.

Matiiieson. ‘ ant-Mrs. M.W. Weeks. - 1st. Vice-Roient-lvii-s. E, M. Phillips 2nd. Vlce-Regent-Mrs. Arthur Rope

r. Secretarv-uws. Arthur Hogan. Aslstant Secretarlh-Mls. Wil

fred Hunter. . ‘Treasurer-Mrs. Roy (Ioriilng. l Educational Secretary-Mrs. R

Nicholson.

Standard Bearer-Mrs. Ivan

Nicholson Echoes Secretary/Mas Margaret

Stcrns.

committees wivpolnted: Program, Mrs. Earl Houston and Mrs | Chalmers Laird; Lunch fee. Mrs

ROY ITZckiecon and Miss Mae Mc- Kinnon: Box commit/co of eight members were iiasncd to pack over-. sea; boxes Correspondence was road Mid $2.00 was voted for Kinsq men Fund. The monthly proszrrm was then read and discussed Mrs.‘ R. Houston entertained ivlii". “Shawl

tioileots Guns

Ii line with his character as fl re -biooded. irun-toutlii‘ wrstern star. Dori "Red" Barry makes

guns. .

Among those which gram the walls of his San Fernando Valley ranch home are guns which figured in dtllt: historic Hatfield-McCoy

feii s.

. Barry. a ltcpiiblic contract cow- boy star currently appears on the Empire screen in “Canyon City".

Vopznn. Rov Barcioft, Leroy Mason Jack Kirk. Stanley d Pierce Lrydcn.

Andrews an

lien until" if" "l" “EBEESE YD‘. ‘Blll "El-B

Afewccntsanacrecresiswhesi. barley, oats and flax seed with CERESANJJeIps control stink- ing smut of wheat, sriiutspf ostsi‘ covered sinus and stripe of sricy and certain other surface seed- use diseases. Usually increases yields. Eco- nomicsl-easy to use. Order from your dealer today.

Write h figmllllrkz Hid‘

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TannaoarCbet/sesrsstlaal.

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Attention Swine Breeders

Now la the time to guard against PIGWOI-M

By nslne the moat affective remedy on the market.

MAC‘! PIG - WORM TONIC POWDER

It will thoroughly abolish all traeae of worms and Isn- rova the health of your ord. Prlio lilo ner- lb.

AMMONIATED IBONCIIIAL COMPOUND

A reliable and effective pre- paration fer- the treatment of coughs and colds. A quioh relief for eiironlo Bronchitis- Prico 50o oar bottle.

All YOU TIDUBIIID WITH LUMIAOO OI

fiOII BACK have one or the

"illlcauve of ti tt r of seconds, i\l1(l n! is]?! infantry, iiil;l"lliPvel:l§t“-‘illllll¥ ill girl? altilnadeendly armor-piercing rheumatism which ord nary “men they adopt weapons from shells into the vltnls of the eii- treatments fail to reson- “Hgiat every branch oi the service emy'a lumbering mobile units. The Prloe Iii cents per M8.

lilrfwgl “dlailiflke is their use projectila welslilllll Wt all‘! Pfungxhi ' °ii l’. i-' . _ llmund can o. lagkwizgri. lvliabll: iopiilld°ixi$li Erltlflflflgeslaljiligilili? 22- rlchocgets‘ in; i >fm,p; . _‘ gugoec .. "m"sifllldllfllllnlovdlllllltllilll’. 21:: sllhhliez nlslll‘. llil! tank will It! 0M1 times Strut. zmun-iilinllnl? P?" enflush to be ‘ an u“ in flame-i bTM ggmlfig", °,f sun our omit runes l - liiiian si-‘ewll ottlllltjlsinlsonlonldy ‘all: cacllewe in a minute “"'“°“' "t mire. iris sun can be set. reaches almost ranld-flra anecd-

DISINFECTANWs

the Wealth" quetions. uiiieh was

much enjoyed, the questions were; ducatlonal and rho treat of douah-i nu _

c0UDClllDl'S——lV[l'$. TB- Rogers. Mrs. Pete K811i‘. Mrs Fred Moore. Mrs. Wm. McNeil], Mrs. Dori Grant, Mrs. Walter Pickard, ivlrs’. George Iva and Mrs. James Haslam

The Vice-Regent th€n reviewed the years work. Prizes u-cre don- uicei from the Chapter to all the city schools iii. the school inst June.

closing

‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

TYQSUXYYS T690111 W351

Two chairs were presented to the R.A.I~‘. ior alie Padres Recreation

ltooni. Clothing was given to poor fam-

ts and cookies as urlres deliei-lllles i" PTlIY-‘B Ed\val_‘il>l§landiflnfl_

ous, a hearty rote of thanks war: extended to Mrs Houston for this entertainment. Mrs, Harland Hill invlteri member; to lie-w heme for

‘l the March moving, roll call t boi hobb y“ wnecmlg old "ld n” answered by singing an Irish Seonoi

Meeting closed with the singing of National Anthem —G

‘n’ MEMOR

s’. l"

Featured with him are Wallv Vern- lri iovinl memory of 0"!‘ do" on. Morgan Conway’. Twinkle son and brother Allison F, MacLrod I Watts Helen Talbot. Emmett who made the supreme sacrliivt

February 24, 1943.

d to have heard.

parting word. Only their: who have lust. are abi

The [Wm o." thr- heart in not s11! in; farewell.

. Mother and Brothers. 2-24-11.

Card Of Thanks

Mr. family.

cut sad bereavement.

fiPFiFANn was» STU

Ills fallfst lsst wish we woulil have e And breathed in his car one his!

Lovisigly Remembered by Father,

and Mrs. George Watts and

wish to era ress heartfelt thanks and ls prec atlon to their friends and ne glibours who helntd in so many ways during their-Jacl- 1

' lint Uitr Way

three children received milk daily.

year the Chapter sup- scribeci monthly three runes; Merchant Marine, Prisoners of

boxes were sent w several poor families at Christmas and at uctii Christmas and New Yours

-A. el were entcioained

During the year the Chapter was fortunate in gaining flVe new

iiime to England to give her set-l vioes with the Red Cross Cow. and‘ million wish her the best oi

Eiesides all this mun knitted 18116103 and aiarge i bee- of “mum-i ""1 liver-to: were suit w Great Britain, also large boxes oi 4112111151 113g“ eglothing were sent to

amid the ship a month and to’ i9 011B parcel has been sent and

After a very successful year the; mentors are looking forward ‘$35 °’ h“ $33? “°"° ‘ii?’

an yum s ever l5

GLASGOW fivo hundred

Mt to the war. Canaries are llie only feftttlillres 0n which anti-malarial

5 5 can b8 satisfactorily can-led rc-

°i1i Ind they were used (lilflllg sgarch OrLi/llLlIUR. mopzicrinc,

in

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Farm For Sale

50 acres of land at lilulpr-uue, ull

cleared. Owned by the lati- Wiliiuiii J. Johnston. Buildings in gr: ii condition,

For further particulars apply on the premises or to

ARTHUR .\. JOHNSTON. Executor, Crapuuil- Z-fi-Ili.

Bv J. R. Wiiiihms

iNDlAN

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STAGE COACH "TACKT ED BY

I'M ALivE TDAY ONLY CLJZ l HAD A SISTER TO WHEEL ME AROUND'-THEM TWO KiDSLL NEVER GiT GROW/ED LJP" SLJMPmYS GONNA HAPPEN" MARK ME .'

War and Russian Relief. Uniiaiinns»

I-lillsborough Chapter was vervl '

for-twists in ha i ' ... . ashes‘: "Sliiiiéiéil N are." e Chapter has on-

IHIOl-her one is being prepared. i '

~ 1GP) - Twenty-i Yorkshire-born and' bred canaries have C0lltrfblllct‘. their.

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hill

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CHICK STARTER ///7.s" Uy/Bir/is ‘.17.? geld.’

The Board of Appeals from City taxes and assess- ments will meet in the Court Room in the City Build- ing at 9.30 a.m. on Monday. February 28th, 1914. to hczii‘ all appeals from Civic assessments and iralua- lions. and will continue thereafter by adjournment if and as circumstances may require. Charlottetown, lei). l4, 1944.

J. A. FULLERTON, City Clerk

with ‘Mayor

VIELLQYAKEQNHEN lT N A9. JUST LIKE Aid‘ THE‘?

r. QEAUZED DRNiNGs DOWN a EINSTEIN BROTHER fi-ir; "GOD OF one-way sTQEeT---

iviaoom" was é I SiMPDi LOOKED FDR .

Are Eeupriaii Au EWPTIAN -~— A BOGKEND/ THOTH, ‘T. “maize .2 - OH, ‘i’. WiLL I ‘smea- '

WOULDWT HAUNTED A COUPLE e0 LOOKING OF ciean srorazs AND. FOR AM SURE EroouoHFri-ie iRlSHMAN, “5COQPl0N cnivis. woum waurznee in.

r. h,‘ PSKING FOR

sewn-inn I CiGARET$.

BY Fxlwinn

PAG_E THREEQ

m. 0GiiViE noun MILLS i.":rr:';

H oople

"You 00m THINK THEV'LL PUT sermons m JAIL, POP 19--

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‘CouNTTA MR. SKINTV MEBBE sum‘ HER FOR CALLIN’ mm A O-iEAT-HUH ??

WELL, 11's VERY SERIOUS TO TALK TOO MUCH .'£’--

PUBLiC-SPIRI

ESPECIALLY ABOUT AN UPRlGHT,

STERLING CHAQACTER,AS OUR DISTINGUISHED FRIEND. Jo WlTHlNGTON $KlNTY"QUT--

WHAT NONSENSE ARE vou TELL|N' THAT so); Nowi’? .n‘§_/;i\ i

TED MAN OF SUCH

ITS ALMOST ON THE HOUD.

BRINGING UP FATHER

GEE, sosxou LOOK GREAT IN YOUR UNIFORM!

on, DEAR.’ IT'S PAST rue HOUR AND r roacor TO LEAVE MY MiND BLANK TO HELP MAC nu Hi8 EXPERiMENT on

MENTAL TELEPATHY' r’

soMEruiRios waous. MY THOUGHT WAVES DiDNT SEEM TO GET "ruau

F BEEN NTERFERENCE

TO TlLLiE. THERE MUSTVE ‘

HA A A i. .2... ITYG T0 G T M

E E EASIYCHAIR-

ill’ ‘rrr mi h- r i»...

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FM GLAD sue LEFT

Fl YO MV JlJ '5 — hi ' " ‘ryus IS 0mg . Ix ILL. ENJOY

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