MARCH 14, 1940

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,The Central Guardian

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newly nature may ho liiggrtgd

THE CHARLUTFETUWN GUARD|AN

= GRADS

/ EASTER MONDAY DANCE 3,, l At ODDFELLOWS HALL

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ter. Fosters Drugstore, L-52-3-14-1i.

COKE-We are today dlsghgpg-

JUST DRY-TREAT seen WITH rr...w'°n..t"kt.,..lizza

c E Screened. A. Plckarci a co

Lrisis-ia-ai (mm. MIICURY nioarmiii)

s€l.‘v"i‘€€é”§. 21.13.?’ Mfiiiiifil.’ oouaLz-Acriuc-xiiis SEED-HORNE DISEASES av VAPOR AND coivrAcr

ltlgnllglglvll/l. ‘l/Blisntglilalwill $1 1141i: Hamp- L-47-3-i4-1i. cilfifiifiy-Tfiifililiiia 95.31%" s3‘ fizpinygour éieldts clegrger, and harvest bigger yields, by 2021.3! ngilingir% g,%,§fi;,_-,, ti, see oasan arle w'th tlil _ ' ~ VI - .Har - phate_CEREsAN_the di’? éisiifecfaniizgvurytgliiioasd ville 7.30 P. M. L-33-3-14-1i. °Y°P iPfimalista recommend. DoubIe-acting-kills aeed- r0137. 1:522! IGATING FIRM" _ b°m° 1119138869 by both contact and vapor Effective can‘? an advertise- élainst °at ""1158. b81463’ oovered smut and stripe seed- lmg bhght of 15°51 Elaine. Generally increases yields- éiliségxfiéagfi m test!» 13% on oats, 6% on barley. Get _now from your local authorized dea1er—and get better yields! Easy to use; inexpensive,

ment for the P . l. Fumigating Co.. operated bv Mr. Edwin H. Cook, the company is prepared to rid premises of germs, rodents vermin. nests. etc. by the latest method: of fumlization. Mr. Cook is well known in Charlottetown especially in con- structlon mrcies for his work in in- stallins Chamberlain Weatherstrip.

FORMER ISLAND MINISTER- R '. Vict ' Osborn. for the last three and a. hof years pastor" of the First Presbyterian Church here has tendered his resignation to the Saint John Presbytery and will ac- cept a position. which he did not designate. in this city. Mr. Osborn said today that his resignation would p-obabiv be considered ‘ay the Presbytery on March 19.- Moncton Exchange.

ILL IN IIOSPITAlr-Mrs. Ansley Hicks and son Malcolm left re- cently {Jr Charlottetown, P. E. L, to vis‘t the formers sister. Mrs. Gordon Avard and Mr. Avard. Friends of Mrs. Hicks will regret to learn that the was obliged to enter the hospital in Charlottetown yes- terday for treatment curred from

an infected iooth-Sackvilie Tri- biiiie.

III-Y GRADS HEAR ADDRESS —Mr. James Hashim was guest speaker at the re-gular Wednesday night supper meetiniz of the Hi-Y ‘Grads Club. His talk on “Parlia- mt-iitaiy Procedure" was both iii- icrcstinrz and helpful. Ho. explain- ed l0 his listeners the procedure followed in conducting various tytpes of meetings, dealing in par- ticular with ordinary meetinirs as held bV the Club. Harold Rodd led the Sing-song and Donald Stew- art was iii the chair.

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SED PIECE DECAY, SEED-BORN!

R scAa AND RHIZOCTONIA

Cutyour potato growing cost—controldiseases~—in r '

by dip-manna seed with SEMESAN BEL. naiuiii°éiillilfi dficaly, seed-home scab _and _Rhiz_octonia—and, used, on mi; seed, c ec s spread of bacterial wilt (ring rot) by the cutting knife. Has increased average yield 13.6% in practical tests. Easy to i186 “lllflt DIP—DRAIN——DRY. No mussy soaking. Ask f0!‘ SEMESAN BEL-and free Potato Pamphleb-today.

CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED

FERTILIZER DIVISION —I'IALIFAX, N- 5-

LOCAL DEALERS

NAME "“-"“"'" AVDIDSESS P NAME u“ AlmnEsg V Anciiault d: Gaudet Ltd. e gton, . E. I. Morris, Bernard ditto. wrignisli, P, 5, 1, ' T _ Brim McKay b Ce- lM-sllmmlffluc- P. E- I- iilorrls. J. F. lhllkuru, r. :. i. Mgsg-gx iiélfit vlrllognlelqlClilffoi-d Bnwmgn, w, 1. Hunter River, P. E. .l. Morrison, Goo. Souris, P. E. l. " Chandler and Lloyd Carter Win- Brookl, B. P. Mill"! Harbour, P. E. l. Morrison 8i Co. llumpiun, P. E. i. soc. spent Sunday at York. — cfljbggk, wm, Bedequo, P. E. l. Mossoy, J. F. iii Son Botizweil, P, 1;, r, The conditim of lien Miiclvliiian coiwu], 5, u, New Haven, P. E. I. Mount. Stewart (lo-op. Mount Stewart. 1'. E, 1, C9l'°h¢‘8<l,T°n1Rlf\§_l\-Y"i§( “$581119; Common, B, “d, Belle River. l‘. E. l. lilaboii, h. .1. Montague, l‘. E. l. lygssmlgaiyfge]? 2281M“. ($16, Millsnlvr- court a Son i B14110"!- P. E. l. Matthew a. illuclcan Ltd. 50mm |»_ E L Adda; Cnv spent a re“; dag“ M‘ gran, Bros, . lilontazue. P. E- l- liiatiiiewstliiacbcanlitd- Bridgetown I‘. E. l. Pleasant Grove, thc ililest of Mrs. chm an”, Mount Stewart, P. E. l. McDonald. J- A. &(.o Ltd Qarmgn“, n l,_~_ L S‘ Power? __M,.5 Home“ V555,.” Peakcs Station, P. E. 1. Macbwen, J. W- Bristol, l‘. E. I. York. is greatly improved nfticr a

Devine, John 'I‘.

Dlgklegol], 3,. L, fcw weeks illness -Miss Robinson

Mcl-‘arlane, A. J. St-anhopc. is visiting her sister.

Aiiiiuniliiie, I-‘. 1'1. I. McGuigini 8: Boyle

uuiiicr itivcr, r, it, r,

New Glasgow, P. E. l. Morell, l‘. E. I.

. MOIRS AND SMILES ‘N CHUCK- ' ll-(ESEEISPIOCOLATES especially boxed - -

“ ‘ , March 25, 1940

,. l DANCING—9.30—L30

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vi. NOVELTIES / \’ ICEFICESHMENZPS

Q BLANCIIARIYS ORCHESTRA i, ,3 ADMISSION so CTS. ' i . \.

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Howard h Mclnnis

Rubber Footwear At Lowest Prices MKEITFiRETJdUALIfiT

RUBBER OVERSHO? Women's —- — — $1.10

Children's — — — $100 Men's Rubbers — — 6§c

Boy's 49c and —- -— 59c

KNEE nuTiiia roofs“ Men's $1.89 Boy's $1.69 Gum Rubbers Men's Boy's $1.10 and — - $1.39 Other items proportlnnatci-y’ low. We handle onlv one

{rode of Rubin-rs and that is he bust qllillily made.

Don't send off the Island fnr Second Grade Goods when you can buv l-‘irt Grade here at these low prices.

HOWARD MclNNlS

Twccl Bldg. Gt. Geo. St. The Best For I.css—I~‘0r (‘ash

Trinity United Churcii

THURSDAY. MARCH l4

'1.00-(.‘h:iniiiiiiilc Chorus — Social Hall.

Tanaciil . lsiiyvidixrrv

Many farmers oi llll.‘ l-llnllllfll air- busily engagcd ill iiziurii: lllliilp‘. to Charlottetown

Some of the loyal Conservatives‘ of this vicinity paid a vim to

Chnrloibeituvii oii Friday iiiriit in

hear thc address bv the lion. it.

J. Manion.

Messrs. Reginald and Ivan Smith

Webslcrs’ Corner. motored by ice to the City oii Friday and report- ed the icc iii vrrv uaod Ctlllillllflll.

Tlic TTziiiiiiiii Drziiiiiti" are prim-t-‘ plnr the (lir Alon oi Audrctv .\I . hon.

Miss Eunice Viiiriioitliaii is vis- iting her parent. Tarimtuni.

Dlngwcu k noun" Mrs MacNallv at Scotchfort. —

llliwxenllfl 5‘ C”- Kcnsingtuii, I‘. E. I.

Dinlwqu (3, s_ St. Peters, P. E, l. . t

vim-i. li- W- "We P- E- 1- "*"".°""°- "m- "raw-is M111» P- l- ifiiallfillflsvli Jiilu<°glélléifi M5’.

Dmmni- Emu" um‘ River’ P‘ E’ I’ MacmnnomUL L‘. new“ Rlmdi P- E- l- Jav ls deservedly’ Domiliir with his

peehnn, A, l)‘ Mount Stewart, P. E. I. MacLean, Geo. L. wmsrue, u E_ L ma“ cusmnmrs: __potflto g-jdmg

Fraser, Mrl. E. D. Elmira, l‘. E, I. hlclmd, D- 3“ 5°“ Orin-ll (Jove, P. If. I. at York Station continues at

Fraser, John A. all"?! 1- ll- mtllifillda ‘A Albany, l‘. E. I. Hoovers warehouse

Full. G. E. do Sou l!" H‘ V", - - l" (‘l1 I ~ - lfliciitlcy Rivcr, I‘. E. I. . . . . .

531m", A, p, Rustico, P. E. I. l blcln-od. Jfimgs G. ) Hampshire, l’. E. l. Charlottetown, P. E. . hIacLeod, . . \l‘l‘Il0i\ ltivcr, r, L", i. m Stu“ - Jémss Han last New

Ilolmiin, B. T. Ltd. rim-ion, u. n, Hughes Drug Co. IIuntn-r, SterIln|

McSv/aiii, Malcolm Kingston l» E l . »_ - ,

. i - - - bi ti Kirk Auxiliary Peters & Gallant Norm iiiisticn, P. E. l. lggmpnlar ofleMrs. Alex Scott who Poole. W- A- 6i Cfl- Hd- Lower Iilontrgiic. I‘. I-‘ i. with iier ivmnsz daughter. Janet Rellflin 3W5- (‘iiz rinit-ctoivii, i’. E. l. are leaving shortlv for Halifax to

Murray River, l‘. E. I. (Yhiirlottelown, P. E. l. Keiisington, l’. E. l. )Fivc Houses, I’. E. I.

Larkin. J. J. _ _ 4 _ L“, C, M_ North Tryun, I‘. h. I. ]"{_(fl)cf|,gfl||,_[-:§L L m.“ Pail", p‘ F L Join Mr. Scott. TllfiulgQglflllllé, [owls .1, [gwl] Freetown, P. E. l. Simmons s. liii-Fariane i-‘rccicun, r, i-., i. J. A Lziustgi. pier-Ti Often}! lckim Lord- J. r. Albany, r. a. I. stun. Drug c». Suuris, r. a. i. °‘,’,'ftf,“f,,.l,h°e,l§‘o,lfifi ‘Z 102m, 13,“, m ‘Human’ l’ B’ Kensmgwn’ n n L human s‘ lmck nlnnmgllc’ P‘ E‘ l‘ gnniesuetc. Blefore the dainty re-

freshments ivtre served Mrs. Scott ) was presented with a lovely hors dceuvi-o platter as a Darling Si“ of remembrance from those pre- sc-nt, accompanied with many kind wishes for the welfare of the Scott family who will bc very much missed in the activities of the auld Kirk of which they were valued members for many years.

Taylor Drug Co, lnomas, noun, The Two Macs Walker a, Scmplg Webster, uruco Wcbsier, B. W, Wilkinson, J. C. Wood, B. C. 8i Co.

Kcnsinzion. l’. E. 1. Iryon, l‘. E. l. Uiinrloilctuivii, I‘, E, |. Keiisliigtnn, I’. E. I. Mirlgcll. l‘. E. l.

Milton, P. E. I. Springfield Wcst, l‘. E. I. Crap-ind, P. E. I.

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. A TREATMLElNT FORVHEVERY‘ MAJOR CROP

PERSONALS

Mr. Geor e Bernard, 0'Leary was a recent vis tor to Hunter River.

The serious illness of Mrs. Ding- well Jenkins. Verne-n Bridge. is much regretted by her many friends.

Miss Marjorie Large, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Large has returned froth a. visit to Toronto.

Miss Elva Hill. Mflyficld wns a rc-

NORTH CARLETON SCHOOL 2. Margret. Cormicr; 8. Wendell lson. 1M e's Grade VII-l. Margaret Kelly; 2.

Y ~ . Grade I -1 Deane Lowtlier; 2. 1G .il;i Kcly

Eorliiiving is the report oi’ North

ctiilShlf ;~. f‘:~ L' Y,» _' <- Mll‘ Pl‘: C o0 or l‘ e month o u ‘Y1’1“Tl]ll.~C1:“thgllllfliidilllclfii —- Aciio lnuiiiilclSlidlrli-y 1nd callorlgsioullillaiiws/fn “"1" "Lllmr m Hum“ Rwm" m“ G1‘ * X-i. Agno Arsciiziuli; 2. Arscniiult. Freda Myers, Anna . i-“flllilll, l °l h" cmm“ Mk5 Rm‘ Bop

Corniier. Ewen; Grade V-1. Lorne McMtirrcr.

Als-enault. Fred Grnilc IV —-l.

Kcniiclh Lowtiier. rat's VII-ASP.) 1. Everett Hucstts. Margaret Cormier, and l Dorotliy- Muc-- Emm Twho has been Gdmiw Wendel Myers. Dniinkl; 2. lmiiai-d Sherry; 3. t inking: P’ El’ W305 1m me n.5,,“ we‘; I (JrJ-l. I-Icien lnw- Teacher, Dorolhv MacFarlane. ‘Garnet MacDonald. I m- accidentnny bu.“ m; he; 13g is ‘ ' ‘Wt Grade nr—l~ wall“ Gllmble- iiow convdlcscing at the liomc of A” ALBANY SCIIOOI. (RURAL) Grade II Sr -~l. John MacDoii- ‘Mrs, John Ryfln, Rochford street. (in Ar-v-imuit (equal i } _._-__ ‘aid; 2, Wciitiicll Large. -___- _ nuiiade IV--i. Dorothea Hain- l-‘slloiving is the rcpori. of Albany (had-pit Jr. -1. Mabel Sherry: Mrs. Herman Hill. Mayiield, ac- ‘(flt , t”: sol (Rural) for the month of 12. ltiyrtle Walsh. coiripaiiied bv her yflilnizest dauilh- imte III-i Frances Arscmiuli. ll‘. ‘ii-nary:

Glliliv‘ VI—-l. Freda Myers and.

C, . Perfect attendaiicer- Annie ‘ ter. Ester is at piesent visitinfi i-el- Jllltl? II (Sr) —1. Fred Cor- Grliilc X-l. Marv Gamble: 2. Shcrry, Jean Boiiltcr. Leonard atives in different 0011115 l“ time mm" Riitli Croken: 3. Florence Gamble. 'Siir-rr_v and Mabel Sherry. 8nd Bllflnilfleld- M555- Grndc II (Jr) —l Ewen Huestis; Grade VIII-l. Clifford Daw- l-l. J. Schurmnn, teacher.

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MORELL EAST SCHOOL

Honor roll {or February:

Grade VIII-l. Wilfrid Hogan.

Grade VII-l. Sheila Tobin; 2. Mary Riiiiahan,

Grade VI-l. 1. Rita Hogan; 2._ Jean Raiiahan: 3. Wilbert. Doran.

Grade V -Sr. i Brenton Web- ster; 2 Theodore Webster.

Grade V—-Jr. Leonard Rrmiiliaii. 2. Atlioi Dingwell: 3. Herbert Doran.

Cimde IV-1. John Dingwell; 2. Keith Webster; 3. Raymond Doraii.

Grade lI—i. Marie Rantiliau: 2. Bonnie Dingwell; 2. Stirling Web-

star. Grade I-l. No exams. Perfect attcndance-dtdarv Rana-

han. Sheila Tobin. Jean Ranahan.

_ John Dingwcli. Keith Webster.

Bonnie Dingwcll. Stirling Webster. Evelyn M. Webster. teacher .

STALLED, COULDN'T NOMINATE

Even/out niqumes Ti-IIAMIN imiv aeciwse ll’ IS not sioneo uv ev THE eoev. GROWING CHILDREN es- PECIALLY use» in: umiu 0mm: or TillAMlN. THAT is wiiv THINKING MOTHERS evenvwuiae an: seavms nor oiucious QUAKER IIEAKFASYS gym MORNINO!

LINDSAY. March 12 -—Alll0lll0bllt‘ trouble cost John R. Hand of Peter- borough. Ont, a chance to run in the federal election. Hc arrived hero just seven minutes late. lli- had planned to ruii as n (Jo-operative ( . gOtHIIHOIHYCiIliII Federation candl-

i1 e.

iioo Raisin sans sun

Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas MzicDoii- ad Charlottetown. am rismir: ill

Tziraiitum the curs-ts of Mr. and l Mrs. Joseph Holland |

Messrs. Jns. . Lzrvcrtv and Mati- l rice ClllilllllSklW \'l5ll(‘(l Trricntlic recently.

Tll!‘ Study Grout: nice-filings of this district. arc ]7'Ol‘i'(‘SSlilL' vcrv fnvourahlv irrfcr 1hr tiircrfiou of Mr '

Tlic Liberals of tli‘s riciritv 71"." incline verv \lll"I'l.\\' du“ ‘o f?!‘ obvious clcfcat on IVISYP" 26'“-

In Memo riam

MRS. D. N. I..\I\If).\"'I‘

The ncvrs of the death of. Mrs Lamont, wife of ilic Ricvcrciid D. N Lamont. at her home, Tolicr- mory, Dcwaig. Isle of Mull, Scot- lflJld oii February 4ih_last. after a short illness, will ariiig a_ clccii sense of regret to a large circle of friends throughout Prince E(l\\'il'.' island. Mrs. Lamont will bc rt iiicmbercd ivith fond recollections by a wide circle of friends and es- pecially those of the former Ccii- lral Parish of the Church of Scot- and, whcre hcr husband. Who succeeded the late Rev. Drmicl Mncbz-an, labored effectively for a number 0i‘ YORK‘-

Mrs. Lamont came to Prince Ed- ward Island from Scotland to share with her husband in his work hero and (lllfllii! flint. time en- deared herself to a host of friends. She was a dcvoicd truc and loyal friqiid to the sick and afflicted mid graced tlic Milli" of licr husband with ivholc-hearicd cnrn cs tticss . ,

Besides her sorrowinil husband. she leaves to mourn licr loss one

who curried on tho ivork of ilic Central Parish for n tiiiic nftcrhis father returned to Scotland and who is now with the Army blcdical Corps in the British Army One sister and one grand-daughter, also survive.

nALTi-cfsvciiooi. Report oi’ Baltic School for hllifcli.

Grade X: l. Crcorcc Woodsldc and Shirley WOOClrKIC (Pqlliil) 2. RODCIi Pierce.

Grade IX: l. Evelyn MacDonald 2 Doris Matthews. 3. Eunice Clark.

Grade VII: ‘i. Harold MncKcnzlP. 2 Archie MacDonald.

Grade V: 1. Carl Woodsidc. 2. iviui-ic‘. wall 3. Reuben Wall.

Grade 1V: 1. Earle MarKciizie.

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Christian. a icnmnn_

daughter. (Marstiirrti Mrs. Jamv-s. MacKcnzie mid we son, Janina-

ONIONS

No. 1 Small

10 n.23c

this is ii very special orange for j u i c e 3 doz. 1 doz.

55c 19c

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Schwartz Baking Powder '""'""_—'*——2‘° 2lh.--_._ 29¢ Wax Beans 2 tins — — 21c (‘astile Soap 10 cake — 19c icing Sugar 3 lb.- - - 25c (frciimcigv Butler l.h. —- 132c- llilk Fed Chicken 1 lb

tin — — - _ _ _ _ ._ 43¢ l‘ Plums 2 tins — - -- _ 21¢ I Biibys Own Soap 3 cakes 25c _

[lard 1 lb pkg.-_-_ 10¢ 1'1"“ — — — 63c

Eggs Grade A Fresh doz 25c Limit 5 lb. f0 Customer

ciisii a ciiiinv sic

“°““'"" 187 Gt. Geo. s1.

REI) R0 E TEA

$001M EVENING TONITE

THE WONIENXS NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOFl/VFION iinrl YOUNG MEN'S N.\'l‘If)N.-\l. (‘UNSPJRVATWVE ASSOCIATION l- cxfend a cordial invitation fo all to attend a Social this evening at § S l‘. M. AT THE ()l)l)l"El.l.O\\'S HALL Everybody Vlclcome.

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léfciclflfy. Miss Catherine Picker- ‘lllg, illlfl the roll was called and wirisivcred by "My Favorite Winter be. lSport. The business part of tliel Cy riiicctiiig was then discussed and m ll was decided to collect coupons ‘for the soldiers and to answer the -l'Oll call at the iiext meeting by ,"M.\' Fflvorlte Song." A collection us thcii taken up. The pupils en- .,ioycd a very interesting arithmetic iniatch. The meeting then ciosed by lsingiizg the National Anthem.

Hearty congraiuhtioiis arc ing cxitiiilcc. to ilieCiiiion nook ti" m who have l.)i"-?ll Sin. s.~liil whining llio cup from tiiv Clinton lc.iin Largo crowds gathered irztiiess the filial game

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lfiieiids of Mrs. ‘Thomas Sullivan i Will regret to learn that she re- Mz‘. Albert Dennis and birs. "Null 11ml i‘ 51101" mid i5 I101 G. igc l)eiiiiis. Clinton. arc pluii- 115911115 5° W911- liiiig l0 tlikc up their residence lll j , ‘Q-r Clmrlolfctoivii. Tll(‘_\' will he Mr- Uiw“ Olcollnor- 0111150"- igrczity mlsscd bv IYIFIIGS here. “'3 l‘ "151101" l0 Charlmlflml“ 0H l~‘i"i:ia_v and Saturday. l

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Nit‘. Bloycc Dlllllilllll. New Loii- m l doll. has l'(".ill‘llf‘(l to his homo rif- Th“ {lo-Xi @9911"! 0f U"? Clint". tcr a short Srip to Moiictoii. i9" 1115mm? 15 1° b0 hflfi R! the M155 Man- Q-Connor‘ Clinton diume of Mrs. Charles Woodside. spriit a vvijv enjoyable week cndi i

iii the ciiv. i Mrs. John Whitelimaii and Mrs. i- ;l)ari<i O'Connor, Clinton. took ad- Mrs. Henry Iiimnii has rcturiicd W395i?“ 01 ill? eXfil-lmlflfl l0 WWII to ll-."i' homo ufici‘ siwiiriiiiq the Frldal-

lust two mouths in Clllll-‘dl.

______h_ The executive or me s, Jame; Although the recent thaws have Branch 0f U"? 981110110 WOIHBIVS made the country roads somewhat 11-“13119 11°15 Well‘ "Sula? T1196!- rlifficiilt for travelling, they have 139m sl- Jam“ Chl-lmh- 511m- bccn very liclpiul in incrcasinq "Wlflflld. 0n Simdflil

the Vfillllllf‘ of untcr in sprincs —'——

and ivclls which were quite low.

Much syuiipathv is extended t0 __..___ .Mrs. John L. Sullivan on the re- Mlss Pfizabeth O'Connor hnsrent death of 1191” mother Mrs. returned to her home iii Clinton ‘HFODlQ-i 0°35)‘. Kelly's Cross. Mrs. after spending some time with rcl- ‘Suilivan is at present in Kelly's ntivcs in Carleton Siding. lCross attending the funeral serv- ____ ilCPS.

It is pleasing to report that Miss 1 i Lorna Wnrrcii. Clinton. ls able tot Mr. and ivirs. William Heaiiey. he around acain aftcr hcr TPC0lll.’ClllllO7l, were recently in Irish- lllncss. |10l\'l'l at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

——--- lMaclmod. Mrs. Heaneifs parents.

Mr. Lndg" Lane. Poivnal, has re- iMrs. Maclieod is ill. iuriicd to lilS home after spciidliici i‘

ii very nlcasnnt. liolidnv with his Some of the talented people of friend. Mr. Cnrmnn llcancv ofJ/(inkora iirc twing to present a inlay in Emerald hall on Friday -——- liiirzhi Wc arc all hoping the roads The rcziilar monthly meeting of Iivill remain 800d- ilic Clinton Livewircs Branch of -————

it is pleasinz to report that

- Roast Pork. l.h.-- - - 17c Sunkist Oranges 1...: in... n. _ _ _ n. Soup Mciii l.h. —- —- — liic

iacon Machine Sliced lb. 27c ceburg Lettuce 2 hciid 25c

Carrots 5 lbs. -— — — — 19c

FEEDS Bran — — — — — —-$l .55 i.- fl‘ s . l0 r _- rn Shorts — — — — — —$1-65 Liggteiflh; (1)8112 “n52 _ 2,; Flour I-Izirdwheai 24 lb ’ ' ' Young Beef Bag — — — — — — -— 79c

nut 2 Bug's

$3.1

io Customer

Phone

TiT-Tls

B. C. WOMAN ('\Nl)ll!.\'l'I-l

KAMIDOPS. Ma Columbia's ciilv u is hirs. Marpzarct A coiitcstiiiu the liami. driv as a Co-opcru wealth l"t"lli’l'fllli'lll I iron lllt‘ llll/Tlfli‘ iii womaiiv: zolt chmiulu roars acri. _ _ _ __

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Swans Down is doubly appreciated in homeswhcre economy and quality are both important. in ihc first place, when the tested Swans Down direc- tions are followed, cake success is assured and costly failures eliminate-d. Secondly, cvcn the sim lcsi economy recipes produce “w wry crumh '

cakes-so light and tempting. That‘; because Swans Down is iiindc from selectcdCiinndizinwinrcrivht-iins ecl- ally ground and siftcd through si k to achieve cxtru fine ICYIUH‘ and unvary- ing quality for which Swans Down ii famous.

tlic Junior R/cd Cross was lied in

jtlic school house on Fridnv cvcn- Mrs Harold Morell is feeling com-

‘inz. Tim mtcciln: owns-d bv siiitt- n: ..ivclv better after her scvcrc inst. "O Canada." 'l'i‘.c minute: of lllllrW. N, ic last HlOFllliH wr-rc road by the

Borden

Miss Olga Love of Borden wis ii visitor to Summci-side on Friday. Miss Ethel Ozon of P.W.C., Char-