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MONTREAL, Feb. Z-ith-Flavour variety is the “magic cooking trick" of so many good cooks... Ind one of the best and easiest ways I know to bo sure of exciting flavour in _your food is to .uss SHIRRIFPS FLAVOURING EXTRACTSI Add a few drops of BhirrifPs Fruit Flavouringa for any fruit missing from s. fruit cup. Give your cake ' icings and cream pie meringucs exciting new flavour with Shirriff's Peppermint, Butterscotch or Orange ‘t with one of Bhirrifl’: Food Colours. Or make our own, ' i cream flavour-full with Shin-M's \Rum-—- int-—or s.‘ Which reminds ine, Shirriflh True Vanilla is a great qvoufl with thousapds of women. ‘You see, it's made from genuine "um. bqgng'—llfllltfllls no artificial in dients. Taste a littlo in a h,” ‘if-milk with a dash of sugar .‘..an you'll know why it docs full

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‘from A Roads": Suy|:—“ Sunday's_o_rur‘ day for a great big break- “n, ‘m! I've discovered the most delicious wa _to prep," gggs on Pa e 29 of "57 llVar/s to [lac f!!!" condensed Soups! ' Why not discover this special egg féqipfl for yourself? Simply write to me—-Barhara Brent, 1411.Crescen_t St, Montreal. P.Q.--for your y,” gqpy of,this fascinating recipe booklet! You ll find m‘ny"§ good mid-Winter menu in it...for HEINZ _ QONDENSED SOUPS arc delicious and versatile! _And did you know that id four reccnt_taste tests-two among dietitians-Heinz Soups were voted “tops ' in flavour and downright good quality’! 1 ll bet your fsmil will feel the same way about Heinz delicious soupsl ...thata Why urge you to try them sooiil

'. You'll Want To Moko Specially

Good Pancake:

on Shrova 'I‘ues- _

day. It's next

Tuesday, so I'd

advise you to

buy your TEA- BISK Biscuit Mix now! It makes the most marvelous pancakes tfimaginablcl You'll win compli-

Qfim-nts galoru from your family.

“qwlicn” you serve Filling 110l- 1'15}!!-

f- cakes made the easy Tca-Bisk

'3 my, M-mmml . . . makes m)’

" out); water just to think of those

j gbt- -flufi'y Tcs-Bisk pancakes.

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flddudiiig blscuits-v-dumplings-pucl-

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.vbak_ with this famous “ready-

"Piiq". Just follow tlie delicious

Quip” ‘on every Tca-Bisk package

guntruly pluouth-ivatering results!

i- Houp Tho Pancakes High for the "star dish" of your Slirove Tues- day supper. M-mmml I'd say those flufly, scrumptious-looking pan- cakcs deserve the flavour “ magic" of CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP! Yes, the truly distinctive flavour of this delicious corn syrup makes it a favourite with thou- sands of women who take delight in good cooking and good food. So for a rcnl Sliruve Tuesday treat, servo Crown Brand with your pancakes. Put it on the table in its new cone-toppedcontainer ...it will look smnrt...rind pour so easily from the cone-shaped top!

way even the , \ 1 , gloomicstFebrii- l '5, ’ sry morning will \, ‘ look when you start the day | right with a " heerful “CREAM OF WHEAT" rcakfastl Serve BIG bowlfiils! Scrumptious 5 Minute “ Cream of Wheat" is so very easy to prepare —-so veiryfgood to est! Anfd It; so goo or you. on... or Minute "Cream of Wheat” con- tainsdbloodanricchliug Irondiilui: it provi es ex a cium an os- horus for diets deficient in these Elements. Because it cooks to delicious digestibility-even for babies -— in just five minutes of w My » dv- t‘i.‘i'.'§‘r'yi‘.‘.i’.li“liia°ifli“lili Puquinfl i“ w" l‘ b°°‘3 '° '9'?’ a grand baby ma. “and a a busy homemaker! heap it in ifgrown_upfi ‘mam Se,“ it, for handy Pl“?! °° Y°‘"‘ bllthfmm breakfast tomorrow . . . topped and kitchen shelves . . .and buy an with raisins, sugar and milk! It's: extra jar for your husband. He'll breakfggt-dishulvirith early-morning like it! . appetite-alive Whirl Maker A Happy Home? Well-planned, ‘interesting meals certainly help! And it takes rust a little thought to transform any meal into something s. bit on the “ special " side. - , I find every day that more and more women are ' 5 U letting JELL-O supply the dessert excitement in

. I \ l ;;'"l'eol" Your Public Ioaullluiiy "l with hands that have “lady of Qllaisurc " look, cvcn though they've ' been liousecleaning all day long! - There's never a sign of the busy life they lead if you cream them ‘ m loveliness with PACQUINB HAND CREAM! Soft -—sootliing ._it'g a beauty treatment for your hands every time you use it. Qriginslly made for doctors and nurses who scrub their hands

‘umq to the flavour of calres-wookies-"ios cream-puddings! '

Irlgiit And Sunny...that's the

IN MEMQRIAM

HECTOR A. ' MACKENZIE

A feeling of sadness pervaded Borden and vicinity on Tuesday. Feb. 81h, when lt became known that Hector A. MacKenzle had succumbed following an attack of coronary thrombosis.

Mr. MacKenzle. son of the fats Mr. and Mrs. John NlacKenzle, was born at Glen Valley, Prince Edward Island, in 1883. His early life was spent in South Granville, where he resided. untll at tlss age of seventeen years. he went to the United States. After spending some time at Portsmouth and Wolfeboro. New Hampshire, he came once agaln to hls former home due to the tragic death of hls mother and father tn a. rallroadacclden‘ at Breadalbane. In 1919 he came to Borden and accepted a. position as freight porter on the C. N. R... On June 20, 1923. he married Rhoda Ross of '1‘ryon, and untll hls un- timely passlng had slnce resided ln Borden.

Being possessed of a high Christ- ian integrity and living a militant Christian llfe. he was one of the town's most highly respected rest- dents. He was a charter member of the Borden L.O.L. and strongly maintained the high (Jirlstlan virtues of the Order.

‘Those left to mourn his loss are hls widow; one son Gordon. student at. Acadia University, Wolf- vllle; one brother, John D. Mac- Kenzle, Borden; three sisters, Mrs. Graham Gamcster, Breadalbane; Mrs. Christie Swan, Rogers Road, Klttery, Maine; Mrs. Harold Glle. Woodlawn Avenue, Klttery. Maine.

‘Ilze funeral service, which was copiously attended. was conducted by Rev. Mr. Hicks of Tryon Baptist Church, on February 11. The hymns. favourites of the de- ceased, were “This World is not My Home," “Heavenly Sunshine," and “The Old Rugged Cross." Following the service, the remains were conveyed to the Tryon Presby- terian Cemetery where flnal tribute wizis paid to one wlio was dearly beloved by all. The burial took place in the family plot with Mr. Hicks in charge of the com- rnlttal service.

The pallbearers were H, W, Bemard, P. J. MacInrils, Hamp- ton MacLean, Frank Qulgley, Myrlck MacKenzle, and John Mac- Kenzie, Jr.

The funeral was under the capable direction ‘of Mr. Exisor Bowness, Summerslde.

The many floral offerings bore a silent mbute of the esteem lri which the late Mr. MacKenzle was held.

Pillow — The Family and Hattie.

Spray — Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bernard.

' Y -— Borden L.O.B.A.

S ray - Mr. and Mrs. Nell Dar- rach.

Wreath - C. N. R. Employees.

SPTBY — Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Toombs.

‘Qnrav —— Borden Women's Instit- u e.

Spray -— Acadia Celtic Society.

Spray —- Teachers and Pupils of Borden School.

Spray — Brother John and Sis- ters.

m MEMORlAM

MR8. D. N. MaoKA!_ At hei- home 1n eld. on Monday, January 31st, 1940. Mrs. D. N. MacKay passed peacefully away.

Born at Stanley Bridge, Ootohc 5th, 1367, Mrs. MacKay was the last gurvlvlng member of a family of

ve daughters of the late John Sutherland and hls Simpson of that place.

Later coming to Springfield she and her husband lived almost fifty happy married years untll separ- atcd by hls death flve years ego; loved and respected by numerous friends and acquaintances.

Their home was ever a hospit- able one and all were welcomed there. Possessed of a gentle. unas- suming nature, Mrs. MacKay en- deared herself to many and espec- ially those fortunate 1n krwwlnq her wel .

Two sons remain to cherish her memory, Lemuel W., Charlottetown arid J. Sutherland. Springfield. also three grand-daughters ln the home.

The funeral was held from Sum- merifleld United Church on Febru- ary 2nd, the service being conduct- ed by the Pastor, Rev. Lewis Mur- ray assisted by Rev. B. MacPhall and ftev. Davies. Darling the aer- vlce a. duet Beyond the Sunset was beautifully rendered by Rev. L. Murray and Mr. Russel MacKay.

The pall bearers were J. Emest Haslam, Basil Haslam, Robert How- ard, William Haslam, Ira MaoKsy and John Hlckox.

Burlal was in the family plot tn

Springfield Cemetery.

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Graduate Nurses of Prince County Hospital.

CARD OF THANKS

Sincere thanks of the family of the late Hector MacKenzle ls ex- tended to all who sent cards and letters of sympathy and especially to the Drs. who helped to lessen the burden of their sad bereave- ment. '

DARNLEY AND SEA VIEW

MISSION BAND

The Mission Band of Darnley and Sea View were entertained on Set- urday afternoon, February 12th, at the home of Mrs. Crozler. Meeting opened with President Norma. Rose Crozler presiding. Hymn. It came UPOXI the midnight clear. Scripture Luke 2-41-52. Pray- er by Mrs. A. MaoKay. Band pur- pose and Lord's Prayer ln unison. Hymn, Jesus Bids us Shine. Roll call responded by 11 members re- peatlng verse of Scripture contain- lng word "Faith". Minutes of last meeting read and approved.

Discussion re-Prayer Meeting on ‘Puesday evening in Darnley Hall, when Band members plan to help with programme. Word to answer roll call for March, "Trust." When of Mrs. Keir McKay. Offering taken meeting will be entertained at home and dedicated ln unison with Band Dedication. Hymn, "Around the throne of God in Heaven." Follow- ed by Band benediction in unison. The Missionary Committee Miss Hazel Adams read a lovely poem. Programme Clrnmlttee lvllss Sheila MacKay put on an enjoyable oon- test. Prizes won, 1st Mlss Marlene Plokerlngllnd, Miss Erma Bearlsto.

Slirova Tues. March Isl

' You haven't really casted how

Corn Syrup. Yum . . . yum . . . it's an irresistible com- binnion-aad in this day of high prices, folks, ‘pan- cakes and Bee Hive Syrup are nor only delicious.

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good pancakes can be cred them in Bee Hive Golden

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then pile on Lemon Jcll-0_ that has been moulded in dessert glasses’; of Prince County Hospital. M“ slmgwns at ‘mic gang.“ _

ISiinpla-but oh-so delicious, with that wonderful locked-in » Spfgy __ Friends M Acadm en-t w re sewed s)’ thé hostess

iflell-O flavour. ~ 1 5D"? -— Mr. and Mrs. Myrlck m a e_____ii._ ' .

3| Know Lots or _ Clonal Rooms Nudity lo Shiny; MacKerizle. KNOWN r0 itoiuaNs .

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Overseas Food This a home- F “I Noll”! "‘ The ShB-PPB Romans were among the first to

plurals that will making discovery “mi l" develop cement and some of their

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when you open a Kraft Dinner odours-bird-cage or “doggy” ,1, glgzdeun °',',3,‘,"ii:,',1°{i,n glrlblflot)

film” : - J special fflflt-vffililfl! smells! Yes, Vapair will banish the , ‘Mm. “m1, ' out u. h‘... I

WW1. 811d 61181111111‘ c_ 9E9?» odours of cooking cabbage and .' M 7 S d u u!“ mm“. In" "Md? mwd- l” ‘lmnkle m m" your husband's stale cigar smoke 14' we" ' ix?“ ‘o! . 25'" M u n m n u“ full“)? °hE°°°éEE°§F Md Ell‘: .._,_m1 i; m,“ 1a,, than‘, can; c“), m ggf}: M“ "_,,,{,‘f,,° ' 29' mg‘: "mu", h", ‘ Product of SI. i-AWRENCE SIARCH CO. LTD. nnununmrglcgalml aoaroni coo u , mou - . ' ~ ' l ' -

Iucfing some“ in only 1 mi” time to usei So why_ not ask for 11. SOUP B. Russian 80. Come In 1 , . _. m"! send Km“ Dinners oversea, the big value 10-01: size at 89o or substances village again l1. Herd o!

mdelight your family too with a get tho money-saving 16-01. refill l 10. Wooden 1°- Qllflllml 33- WhIPlPWl Willi" namqugy AND SEA VIEW of Christian people. Call to worship by Mrs. Ray Crozler. lcr Bil-W R Splendid report fmfl loin Dinner treat-—-i.OmbrrOwl bottle iii 81.10? res! 15- 91W (Fr-l 36-min l3. Cheat (var-l W. M. s. Hymn s11. Sung as solo by Mrs. Business Period- Roll Call res- W- M- 5- PPWWWH!‘ held 111 Km-

‘ 12,5110}: l7. LlkI (nbbh) (Lvlpflf ‘ Hickey‘ p531,“ 145_ Hymn 375_ Gen. pended by 9 mamberg giving Scrlp- slrigton. President thanked Mil. Do You Want Turto Perfection In APP’! "f", The‘? "k 5'1"" 81°F" togethei 18.Afliln SLGoddesI of ‘ 45.Tlmld '11,, ggular monthly meeting of eral Thanksgiving lri unison, Hymn turo texts, 2 visitors were present. Crozler for her nlce report. Hyimn ' l" 5mm“ GM B"“‘d' “m” m“. ‘l’ ““",‘°- S°°"'“ 2a. Weight place discord t1. Nora Dgmlry. aria Sea view w. M. s. 26v. Offertory Hymn of Dedication Mlmites rend and arrnmved- Cvrres- 1B?- Bemdicwn- Psalm 9°- "Ws 1| G°ld “is u“ ‘la-“dud of ferfem°u"'nq lb” 5°“ (Turin) otwood 39. Exclama- god wuheld Saturday evening, Febru- 378. Chinese Song. played and sans; pondenoe consisted of receipt 101' 51' and 15- A dlimy lunch W115 WWM i “mdad. ‘PM’ “m” “d” m‘ NW‘ 5mm“ “m” :1 A panacea used to tlon t9. Radium 12th, at the home of Mrs. James by Mrs. Hlokcy (words and music location and a letter from an absent by hostess assisted bv- lunch cm»- __ ADuaptJll-B Valley Avvleh-JPP!" '~‘R'°‘"“Y "1°°*°d reissues ralseapart 4o. Past (sym.) Ekey. The Worship Service m in Nov. Missionary Monthly). member wllh a donation enclosed mime Ws- @115“- MYS- K- M“ 5-‘ as to variety and blended to give the best possible l ‘amt. ' Feb,“ meet“, was followed In P, x mt n. mo,‘ t Chum b was gratefully received. Reports of Kay and Mrs. R. Crozier. Next meet- \\ w bud . flavour and aroma...Yel. SCOTIAN GOLD ‘ (Eh ) p “y l‘ “y” o e c‘ or y Friendship Secretary. 3 treats, 10 int! at the home ofMrs_ John-Bean AP LE JUICE i‘ emcuy uyou like in I“ not M”, ‘m E glad I a a 4 s c 1 g 9 ID ». Missionary Monthly. Mrs. James leader, The China Program. Lltera- can“ and 3 letters‘ 1 Hospital 16h! 15m Ilmwh commmee, M“, Jam

‘Qhdtlste-perfection but you'll find itinScotian Gold. Three ditferept aim“ idma ‘ Hickey as Leader. Theme-Thy lure for the newly Literate. Chap m- am 4 Hospital cards, Rgpgrtg 0r| Hickey, Mrs. Morley Crozler an aimmtbe easy to carry ZO-ounoo, convenient as-ounee family mile. , ' o! n " '1 Kingdom C07i1e~—'I'hr0ugh the work tar v. West of the Gorges was given other Committees. Mrs. Harry Croz- Mrs. Fulton Simmons.

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