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"ill compete for e $3.000 prise of-

OCTOBER 1s. 1949 '

STAINLESS STEEL

caiiviiic KNIFE

$1.50 VALUE

WITH 2 LABELS FROM LIBBY’S EVAPORATED MILK

Knife shown \ actual size

Here's your chance to get a really efficient stainless steel carving knife at the amazing price of only 50c. This knife, worth at least $1.50, has a razor-sharp edge. ideal f0! slicing meats, carving roasts or fowl, slicing bread or chopping vegetables. It's the kind of knife you've been wanting a ; . the knife of a hundred uses. Just mail your name and address clearly printed on any slip of paper (or use the convenient order form below) to Libby's, P.O. Box 147, Toronto, Ont. En- close only two labels from Libby's Evaporated Milk and 50c in coin. Don't miss out- act now! Supply of knife is limited, and this offer may be withdrawn at any time with- out notice.

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Libby's Knife Oder, P.O. Bo: I47, Toronto, Ont. Enclosed are two labels from Libby's Evaporated Milk and 50c in coin. Please send me "one carving knife, as advertised.

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CIIZY HALL PAIZAN MIDNIGHT MABAUDIBS

Klwlilllrlllﬂ. Ont. - (CH-Git! police had only two calls to action the other night. They returned vic- torious both times-with two dead situnks to their credit.

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MONTREAL, Oct. ﬁlth-Here's ow to make mt October meals as s as N . re's October dscape! Servo GLEN 00D FRUIT COCK- ‘TAIL often at mesltimes_—as a. brilliant first lcouise-or in a. ‘eliied fruit salad-or in ii._ lus- ‘cious fruit piel adyj-to-servt from the tin-

‘ Glenwood Fruit Cocktail is my choice for honest- to-goodness, Wonderful ﬂavour! You see, its packed in natural fruit juice and pure cans sugar. And it _ _ ﬁnest quality pineapple and Mariiscliino cherries-the ingredients that an so important for superior ﬂavour and give Glen- wood Fruit Cocktail its extra-luscious taste! Add to this tho extra goodness of the Canadian peaches and -pears in a Glenwood tin . . . and you have real ﬂavour perfection! So much» goodness —_so reason- ably priced! Ask your grocer for Glenwood Fruit Cocklziil—in the 31:10, 0 opncle tin, the 15 ounco tin that serves four, or the economical

ounce in .

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wri s. e’s e- Iigbted with how easy it is _to add

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- _ E X T R, A Q '1‘ 3 Here's One Thing You Ind Your (True Vsnilliv-Leinon-Almond Teen Age Daughter will agree — Peppermint — Maple)! Yes, it about! . . .a oossano formin- mk" I'll“ I bib 0f EXPBYIBIQFllI-l! tion docs wonders for the ﬁgure! land ‘"5 “eh fun!) m dmlw“ All of us women-whatever our just the right amount of ﬂavour- ﬁ t, b U m” in for foods . . . so your family 5'“? Ines-c“ ° “per y , will bout 1h“ o“ h“, u,“ ted in a Gossard, because theres “magic touch"! T this recipe a Gossard for evcry figure! Ami {with SHIRRIFFS RUE VAN- agcl So before you buy your new

Imam!” “L‘I':l1f1¥;lqi£t’il'5 de‘ ‘Fall irrirdrolic-insist on being

ﬁtted in a. Gossard. You'll ﬁnd

2 egg whites v

Ill‘! gpn. tartar you ve never walked so well-your

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spoon cri baking with ungrsased pa er. Bake in slow oven (250 deg. .) for 60 min- utes. Remove at once from paper.

Thanksgiving Sed- son is the time for counting your bless- ings _— for mental stocktaking of tho lgjood things in your

fe! d, I'm sure you'll iigrcs with mo that tlio most important, from n. woman's view- point, is sccurityi Security such as comes from owning Canada Savings Bonds! Why not take tho Salad Oil-so ivontlcrful for dccp opportunity now of subscribing to frying—for Sfllllllfl and baking! the new series that has just gone . . . Horn arc just. three of the on sale? Buy them the most cpn- recipes (to giro you an idea. of venicnt way-through the BANK what goodness to cxpcct!) . . . OF MONTREAL! Your BofM House-style Fried Chickcn—S rin- Managcr will be glad to explain ish Rico —- Chocolatn Jum ios! how you can purchase these valu- Simply scrim l0 me, Barbara lblo sccuritics on the instalment Brent. 1411 Crcsccnt St, Mont- plan. It's the best way I know to real, HQ. . . . for ltfnsolu recipes give yourself n Thanksgiving pres- by Jane Ashley Canada. ent that will continue to _be a Starclfs Home Service Dcpnrt- blessing for many Thanksgivings menti I'll sec that you get your to ‘come! folder — post-haste!

Keep Baby Happy Ila The Day Ia Long with the spcciiil treat of LIBBTS EVAPORATED MILK at baby-motil- times! Good for liiml You see, Libby's Evaporated Milk is pure, country-fresh milk with nl! the original crcani left in nnd half ihc ivntcr removed. And it contains all the lOp quality niiiricnls which you expect from wholo milk—- his riihlwl Vitamin D- _ the "sunshine vitamin"! has, Libby's is “baby's own" —-the ideal milk for growing children! Write t rent, i411 Crescent St., Montreal. P.Q.-- enclosing 50c

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Exciting Fall Furs is n spicy, delicious Gingerbread like this. Particu- larly moist tender, feathery and delirious. it ivil! lin because its made with SWANS DOWN (JAKE FLOUR, the cake flour that's sifted again and again until 27 times as ﬁne nrdinar% ﬂour.

GIN ERBREA ~ups sifted Swans

I 1/3 cup butter or other Down Cake Flour shortening l nEISfOOIB Calumet 1/2 cup sugar Bak rig Powder l egg, unbeaten l ginger 3/3 cup molasses l; n 3/4 cup milk sa Sift 11o ir once. measure. add baking powder. spices. and salt: sift lo. ether hres times. Cream butter thoroughly, add su ar gradually; cream

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Is It Your Iyrn To Entertain Your Brldgo Club? . . . You owe it to _ your ests to servo tea with life and spiirklei Choose

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Tho! "Srymivd, Whul-To-Frcd- Tho-Folks" Fooling is a rare fccling in- deed to tho thousands of homcmnkcrs who linow about HEINZ C O‘N D E N S E D 8 O U_PSl Have you

Recipe For A "Spotless" Ward-

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cinz aro truly “soup specialists"! Besides condensed soups. thcro are severnl soups especially pre-

nred for infants in tho Hcinii ‘lino” of Strained llnby and Junior Foods. And there are six ready-to-serve soups SPFVCII fiIJlll I-Icins famous elrclric kilchcns in hundreds of ciiling PlﬂCOS—llll(l Heinz Soups in largo, economical tins for restaurants! Ycs, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Canada have cn- couraged the spread of Heinz Soups everywhere!

Doughnuts 'n Mills .'. . a mouth-waterln oungsters after-school “snnckﬂ And llicsn ivill lio the est dou hiiuts ou'vs ever made-for they're mado with Fl ROS FLOUR, the ﬂour “for all-purpose

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MOIILL C. W. L. IIITING ‘-" "mi-wt Pnsglter

The September meeting of the \ ....i LOlIVcHIIOH held Little Flower sub-division of the lottetown.

gave a splendid report of the annual dio- in Char-

Catholic Women's League of Mo-

rell was held in the Vestry of the

church with an attendance of at-

iteen members and two visitors.

In the absence. of the president.

Mrs. Joseph Rooney, vice-president

presided.

Meeting opened with prayer

doliowed by roll eall and reading

of minutes of last meeting. After

the reports of the convenors, cor-

respondence was read by the lec- retary. l

1t was moved and seconded that we send the missionaries of Maryitwerity-ﬂve dollars; it was also moved and seconded to do- nate twenty dollars more to schol- arshlp fund, making our total do- nation ﬂfty dollars.

The second Saturday of eseh month is to be_ observed as ‘Trieste’ Day", s day of special prayer.

The meeting closed with prayer.

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CURRlE-STRETCH

A pretty autumn wedding was solemiiized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nonman Stretch, Long Creek when their elder daughter Shirley Marlon was united ln marriage to Delmar Austin Currie son of Mi‘. and Mrs. E. A. Currie Fairvioir, on Saturday evening Sept. 10th 1940 lit 5 P. M.

The ccrcirimy was perfcziriai on the lawn in the presence of about 66 guests by the Rev. Harry Barbour, Mrs. Hector Ours-lo played the Wedding March. The bride who was given in marriage by her father was lovely in her floor length dress of while satin,

Q21 sweat-heart neckline, long sicevcs, bustle back, and seed pearl urimilnlngs. Her shoulder length vcll was hcld in place with a beaded head-dress. She wore a three strand pearl necklace the gilt of the groom and carried B bouquet o, American Bcauity Roses.

She was attended by her cousin Miss Margaret Lowery as brides- maid. ‘who wore a floor length gown of powder blue taffeta and curried a bouquet of Peach Glad-

loli. Mr. Brent Currie, Fairvlew was his brothers grocrnsman. r rsiiowing the certmcny supper

ivas served. The dining room was riippmpninlely decorated in pink and, white. The br1de’s table was centered with a three iicr wedding cake on which stood a miniature bride nd groom.

Assisting in serving were the

and Edna MiicNclll, Wilma Mac- Phail, Phyllis MacEachern Riuby MacEwcn. Norma Stretch and Mrs. Sheldon MacDonald. Mrs. Brent Currie and Mrs. Slcwarl Oolwili.

Immediately following the re-

ception the bride rind groom left on ii wedding trip to ‘Icronto and New York. The bride chose for travelling ii gabnrdine suit with Navy ‘blue ‘accessories. They will r-cside at rtiirvlrviv whore the groom is a prosperous farmer.

Prior to hfr marriage the bride was tendered a. miscellaneous showm- on Sc-pl. 81h; she received many hcniiilfli! gifts and fitting- ly tlinnkcd one 1111C! all, the gifts were carried in by Ruby MacEwen and opened by Edna and Eileen MscNcill. the verses were read by Florence MacLcan and the gifts placed ori the table by Erma Mac-

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Kcnzie. A pleasant evening was spent. 1n music and dancing. Lunch served by the indies.

M. B.

NEW GLASGOW! W.

The September mecling of the New Glasgow W. M. S. was held home of Mrs. George Broun wilh an attendance o! 7 members, 2 associate members and 8 visitors. President prcsidlnc.

Worship Service leader, Mrs. Murray Orr, theme-Advance Thy Ohuirch OlfGod Throughout the

Coming Yerirs. Hymns sung The Kingdom of the Lord Wide Circl- ing ris the sun, Will your Anchor Hold? Scripture reading Psalm 145. Prayer by Mrs. W. J. MaicLeod. Isa-hill 40: 3-5: 9-11 was read by Mrs. W. E. Dill. Minutes of inst meeting iverc rend and approved by the secretary. Mrs Murray Orr. H.011 Cnll was answered by a verso of a hymn. Five calls were made in homes, 3 bouquets or ll0W€r5 were sent to shut-ins. Heralds gave rcntiings also Temperance

the service ln aid of the W. M.

ociate members mite boxes Thank offering $3.95. Roll lllplXlllllmOlllS

for (knob er

pie. 1lcrzilds-Mrs. and Mrs. B. Aiidrcivs, Prayer-Mrs. F‘. ilrllrir. closed by singing "Come let Sing of ri Wonderful love.

Miss

Secretary. $9.25 was received from

Miss Broun gave a reading. O01- lection $2.40, mllio Boxes $5.10, asss 84-02. Oall for next mmiih Verse of a. hymn.

Leader-Mia. c. M. l-iowait. launch ——Mrs. Murray Orr and Ella. Stim- Gordnn Laird

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