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F014‘ Dutch says: l

A.Cleanliness in the home 1s more than a matter of Pride. It's the safeguard

f0 health.

Cleanliness.

Old Dutch is your safeguard to Heal

Chases Dirt-Protects the Home

Made in Canada

M19 bl k ‘ _ . . ‘vgiﬁgytgube goxtlz; Svglitlx’; btfgtlsllii l’ Cherbourg is planning the estab-iers is the piicc he pays for tliei "enmess ‘read tract,“ to redme u? i lshmem Pf airplane P85591189!‘ and bargain, and it one is really set on shocks to the machinery and permillxcmialslaxldrlllzesstizn Lofllldoqnsaeand Pans ecmlmny’ ﬁle“: l“ m hem“ way m 111° mlwhille” i° be dﬁve" vvvi" painting-Atlantic egiungiirsthﬁ he tanmy m the mimmulni

iport.

Comic Black-face Dialogue “

George Le Maire 21054 and Rex Van

On a Dew, Dew,

_ Nat Shlllsret and The Victor Orchestra

Duet with [utter

4m m.» mo: Red s»: 1mm bv Isms"? Vim’ "W"

rotor

Records Black i

Jacks

and

Nola

The ever popular mivellp success

Sung by The Revelers - Record No. 21100

My Blue Heaven

Gene Austin Paul Whiteman and ills Orchestra Jesse Crawford Victor Concert Orchestra

Diane

The ‘friiubudours Jesse Crawford

n“ Maya-charlie Farrell

sAnokm BUYING.

lltlin- wily for the pniilnn‘ nt‘ u ‘tumilyi to save money in to buy

ont-of-scnisou gdriuettts- for her‘ children. ’l‘liut is. buy next \\'lll- lt-is routs unrl life-SECS ut the end of this winiei; ziiiil lmy summer clothing ul. the tepid of riiiiiiinirix-

land lay tin-m illYily for next your.

'l‘licre urt- sercriil points to in‘ coiisldortetl in picking up gamut-u zit halt‘ price dining llle tiutl-of-thc- HCHSOII zsulcs. Clio must b0 sure tlitit the gaimenn: st) selected will satisfy the nceili»; when tho nuxt season, crimes, that they will be lurgo enough, will he S\lll€ll!le.l'l'l color to go with tltc rest oi‘ the‘ wardrobe, will not be foo mlicli out of style, and are really Iizi-igiiins. ‘

The risk one hikes in; these inat-

Ono can get u (tress at such seasons for the price of the material, and save the cost oi‘ dressmaking, if any little feabi iirc of it is a bit out of style, it: can usually be remedied by the re-l sourceful necdlevmiuun. Anyway, it is as likely to be in fashion as, the lett over garments in your clo- set and nobody thinks of discartb‘ ing next year what remains of his clothing front this. ,

’l‘licio is danger that one vrill; overbiiy, wliuit bargain llllllllllg,l that. ho wlll i050 his head and lie-i (‘Ollie "iei-kless excited by tire, tempting pr And llUE-PG is,

the mutter cf ‘the investment ntiihe kitchcn toweli-i, an lio you need HUS on Mary Ann's night gown. l Just. as sure an you overdo today»?

the present. time. your money so much nowior other

lagaiii,

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iln-si- un- grist fr)!‘ the iiulud mult- er. llili-i ti‘ t-tinneil piintinto odd u iiirliitliifiil fiu\‘oi' rind flush of rill- or to it sulaiil. Vegetables uri». oi‘- ten combined in u KPlﬂllll MIWL Prepare lcniun gelatin to mold. bill do not zidd iiiigur, instead titlil o little vincgur. Vegetables to in; into such a stilutl should lie- well iicusoircil and added when 111v gelatin is just beginning to harden.»

FRENCH DRESSING. l Mix in it tiiﬂp howl or crock two‘ clips nil und ii halt‘ cup vinegar. iieat with on egg beater until thick. .\lix scpiiiutely: three-fourths cup of powdered sugar, u halt‘ table-y spoon of dry mustard, three-fourths tablespoon oi’ paprika. and of salt. When llllXHll, udil tliezse to the beat- en oil and vinegar and beat well To this mixture add: the juice of two lemons and two or- anges. Citt an onion in two and

llct it stand in the dressing for

two days and then remove it.. This dressing will keep 21 long timei and is better when well blended by, a week's age, To save trouble’ one can make several times the recipe at one session. Before use, beat it each time.

. KEEPING vouuc.

l l-low ntucli. time do you spend‘

in recreation, that is, in keeping wrung? The average housewife is too ambitious.

dish before she' goes to bed, iroug

things that it. would be better to yr-u will be croon and frazzled? talu- n chance on buying tho bent indie and he tired tomorrow. Your

you can next sou-son rather than expo-piling the rush ut this time. Sometimes, ii‘ Ollﬂ ilolnysi making u purchase, he will find liitor that lu- did not need to buy lllttt thing tiftur till. Soon-thing i-lsi- niny. .*'l‘l"\’l‘ the purpose,’ or ho did not' nvcd tho, objoct ho, thought he did.

you are sine you need the iirticleﬂf that they will SETVE your purposesi

next season iiiid that. you can ffhere is no use taking life too sen‘

stitire the money now: you can us- ually save from fifty to one hun~ ilred percent. by taking ‘advantage or the bargain sales to supply’ the family needs. ire-as management,

‘Tlllﬁ Black Jacks‘

A new lvocal record of the latest success

Among My Souvenirs

Just a Memory

Paul Whlteman and

F“ Tm‘ l-lis Orchestra

Vocal Harold Yates- Cooper Lnwley

gm“ Jesse Crawford

Dewy Day

SALAD CDMBINATIONS.

All ‘sorts ut’ things may be rtllll":

ftmiily wlll know it und love you less for it; mid you will think tliout ungrateful uiot to appreciate ilio

ftici. that you work so hard tori

t he ui.

Thi- winnuu win, lltltill.“ young is‘; rim onr- who iillﬂh‘! n couple iii" hours off daily for u. nap, to atttiiitli if, will all those things in mind, u club mcistinit, to rend a K006‘,

book, to go sc-mowhere or to do something which is really fund

iously and (icing everything tho hardest ivuy. ,

THE FIREPLACE.

‘This is guuil bust. In the summer we may ramble.’

illlfﬂiltl, loiteiing in tin». gieenwcinl or lie-aide tho lake, revelliiig in tliv sunset. or strolling,- in the moon- light, liiii in the winter, iinw

ibincd in foini u 'siuliitl—-iiny tliingsorilitl is u house, iniiii-iiiriile clobii-

Iyou like to out together and which?

‘will }li‘l'llil\ u llilt-‘vll of siilzid tires» ing for u seasoning, Ccnibini" ‘run; or cur-nod fruits, eitlnzi- in ur- .ti.~'tii~ (IOSLi-JIS, or clioppcri, using u lettuce lcui rm- n foundation, or iln- lcitiiirv imiy be sh-iuiltleil lllltl form u lwil. A hull pent‘. ii iiiivo oi‘ ‘pineaiiiplo, "sliced orzingi-i-c or tutu-at’ 00$. grape fruit. lFlJPHI thesr- nru. liIQliLlOtiS with taiioppeil crciim ,t‘,llt.‘t‘.:i(! or vottztui‘ (tllPlESU and top- ;pod with u liult‘ of a nmriucliiiiii :l‘lit‘l‘l‘)',l' or mixed with marshmal- ‘lows cut in small pieces.

i Miilugnir grapvs. split and seed» led iii-c good in salad Ctllllbllliitlollts‘ illltl bananas zriid ripples are ni- iu-uys acceptable, It is linrd to tiicut. “lillflftrf stilud, made with chopped apples. ccléry and nuts. There uio many ilelicious wit-go tables and fruits. lettuce, (‘llﬂlllll- her and tomato are {ll} nld favor~ ite, or tomato, green popper and celery. Onion and cucumber add

interest to utmost any salad. Cold

boiled potatoes, sliced relciy and cut-umber and onion, with hard- botleil eggs, make a delicious pot- ato salad, 0t course nil these combinations call for salad (tress-

ing. Chopped carrots, either cooked

. or riiw, and cooked asparagus, lima.

litmus, spinach, diced beats, conned peas uiiid chopped cabbage all of

liabfs Own Tablets D Always in the Home

Once a. mother has used Baby's Own ‘Tablets for her little ones she always keeps a. supply on hand, for the first trial convinces her there is nothing ‘to equal them in keeping children well. The Tablets are a. mild but thorough laxative which regulate the bowels and sweeten the stomach, tiius ‘driving out consti- pation and indigestion, colds and simple fevers, and making teething easier. Concerning them, Mrs. _Snl- uste Pelletier, St. Dumas, Que, writes:-“I have used Bubys Own Tablets for the past ten. years and um never withouﬁthem in the house. They have always given the greatest satisfaction and I can gladly recommend tthem to all mothers of little ones." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or di- rect by mail at 25 cents a. box from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine C0,, Brockville. Ont.

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cred‘ witliini walls with little tier- spcctivc, und pcrhups suirmiiiiiiiiiixs ni‘ ugliness!

0nd glurioiis .\'illlll‘i‘~l't‘illHi1‘, how. vvvr. wi- may bring indizurs, tho \'ill'|l]l-lll‘L‘.-' within our l'll‘t‘~l)ll\t't‘. \\'iih tho lights iurnod low oi out and llli‘ fllllllPS lvtllllllll uud 1‘I;l{'li< ling on iin- hearth, or with tliu bright iruiiis .1',i0\\'iii_i.-;, tin» nyt- is fustcnctl thorn in iihri-i- alt-light ‘and the mind forgets sensu- sur- l‘i‘|llll(llll_L"S uud turris imagination ‘loose. Tlln fireplace, whether of stop w in an linciunt‘ wilderness or in u modern liunguloiv, is u tiling to appeal to tho primitive instinct» oi‘ man. it stirs tho rim in hp; iiphit, it is tho symbol 0f his lovo ol homo. t home which is lnrildcd about a fireplace.

_SNAPS FOl-Rnl-QDJUSTABLES.

a. great convenience in fastening in place the attachments which you

net itself’. they can easily be re- moved and laundered, Snaps. will hold the bow on the shoulder or the roslitte in place, or the cuffs of ornpc. lllnstend of sowing the Shmllilel‘ HUME on an iinderslip, new three snup fasteners on the Slfllns in front ainl you can adjust the straps to make the slip fit (ii-eases of various lengths,‘

GRAY HAIR.‘

(lriiy liuir should not lie regarded "H it Hiku of age, but ‘rather an u lleilhiy ii-‘ifiet. (‘olonlal ilamos rte.- cognizr-il this rind wore gray wigs to affect gray hair which they did not liuve, They did this because they realized that izriiy iimir i»: beautiful. We are recognizing tlv- correctness of their ‘taste in an» Unites, so popular ‘today because m‘ their real beauty. We might. ivoli ucknoivledgo that they were right also in the matter of cnlor for the “all? ("fly hair tends to soften the lines 0t‘ an ageing skin, and makes one ‘look, not only handsom- er, but younger.

A hot eufllllk iron. or the use of too hot water in shampoos wlll "l"! Hwy hair an unattractive yel-

Jame

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A COMPLETE NEW SERIES or

Automobiles

She must. be sol immaculately clean, waiih ovefyi

d sew rut-i

Fﬂfllllllllt‘. is the»

‘brittle than dark trusses, do not. ,l)l|lBl1 it too roughly.

Strong snaps, not the flimsy kind ,~

which easily come nnfastened, are‘,

id . -t itl ii . -. - < - .- 95%! W l a Dlldt 11E M1169 0‘ round trip which is much apple 8cm young men who amended the

wish to‘ remove frequently. Furl

tPXﬂmlile. many i1 mother snapg rimioven, and let it appear again as a tics on the bnhyhi bonnet. Getting;

soiled more quickly than the boll"

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1min!‘ m m)“ m“ Ul")yl0il{(;‘vll:lll_t “ll..\lt'>l"lqu_\-'nl\l.l.l.l wit. on ii: mil‘ lliqlull- lllllg‘[l)tlll(l\\ _

km,“ i, Wm“) WM’ _l , h _ I V, _ __ _, _ _ _ _ I'll] mm. i rid)‘ iiiriiilint- ‘ i 1‘. zilitt s.

tuiiiii- in illi',l:llllltl|‘-l' H (lilkl “h.” 1w n,“ “ml”? "I m“ ‘,“"““‘ ll-‘iiﬁm fl , .....t.»oini"st-rii<-i1~ arr >prmiiiiiv tin» \'.'llit(‘l‘ in Winni- e - l- unit, tot g niislitd EPillllg out their yours iiri ~.,,,,,,., _,., , “H, i,,,,,n,,,,,,,.,t yrm“ U“, run“, “m. ‘Ylntor “-,.,u1,,_.,;

l'.' ' v h » - , i \ I . . - . égglulnﬂankl ‘xngliill: f“, l)“ "lm" ‘ ‘imld “ml hm“ iwkw“ m‘? m0“ ‘ll- uyiﬁiilll-lliil Mrs. lSill)t‘l divest‘ of New Aiuiaii _ < Hllilir- ioi “so qpisaued. k l pip-tin, (p-Upyp Sﬂlﬂly. Hubert is spending d tow days here visiting; Um mckdge‘ Th” hum "1 m" Saw w" b“ Mimi A“l t‘\\ and l'illl(‘\' Spun-rs have rc- liivlids 11ml 1‘£‘l ' 0*

’\ lmmh "l hmllilllllll“ ilflllﬁ l" 1 aImOSt all-V day Qllelili-ed b-V “l” gblrinliw" l piinrlitisi-ri llllﬂill1ll'lt‘i‘lll. Excelsior DlVlSlOll.‘ Sons of Tenn the bcaut of the rav coim r, flflCilflll» WOOtl-Silytlfl’ Mr. J. W. Htﬁtylu . » - -- - i ~~ - -

_ Y _ i; . i_ e. l _ , , b ._ 1t 1,31.» ,;ieiance is iii a. flourishing condition ion have gruy hull‘, take particular 5113")?“ “ll” w“ $8“! i! bib‘- Qi \\‘00_<l~ ‘My; {Inyyy Waugh out; o; mo, Qn-Nﬂdflll] a membership of sixty-eight (lair to do lt lllétllly and ivcrmit. no (“elm m1," J- W~ 1h“ l" i104 "D l" itfpflnillg farmers who during LllQIZI-Ild in the vicinity of a. dozen more ﬁllilﬁbllllli; locks. Do not. he afraid ‘he “wmmi? _ _ p351, snmmei- 113d his hams ye- applications for membership. 1t is to use a hair not and plenty m‘ . 6' Emﬂso," Hllesll“ '5 ‘mm modeled has it now very c-onvenienvlhe intention 0i l-hﬁ diviﬁinh to s8- hair pimp pd.“ ha“, “mks hem), quite busy teaching music lessons. for wmm. dairymg,‘ ‘Sign me Grand Division m Ivor- in ii curl which is loose iind not A great lmmbe“ are mkmg adlanl‘ Messrs. Hairy and Bruce Curtis Eianizint! '1 few 0T U10 ﬁllbﬁfdlﬂﬂie too trizzly, As gray hair is more l agagfageilﬁgigsrﬁglSglgpgqrfugtgim who are amongst our largest. potato diviiimls ill the SIIYYOlIIRllYIE dis- . . .- rowe 'e t‘ ‘ ti ioadn ‘I'M-S-

Jardine out. again after hi5’ recent “spud: mmthe ﬁgaiclgiugeg l g M85953 C“ E’ Huestis and RI R

Pl’°“"‘°" 1.“ ‘he P- F? ‘msplial- H” "rut- puff of the gasoline engine is Luge were delesates appointed w STALE CAKE noiv taking a cotuse at the C. B. heard frequently m, Messrs Lwmm agwnd Grand Djzvjsiqn which can.

Reheat stale cake in the oven or Mr, Q E, 50b6,,‘ m“. genial n18“ “lid 1Y3 H“°$ll5' lhreﬁhilitl- ﬁwlllﬁ- line? El‘ sP“."B'“?l‘l' January 111th‘

l“ ‘he steamer and 39"" ll “S J courier never funk to make the “(with f“? C] k f grin: §§§e§°“‘“ ‘Inﬂated mm he r. rving m‘ one o ouigener- - , dip it in milk and rebuke it iTl, th" ciatcd. hockey match a‘, summers-lac 1357, willililclnzollliemgolkiagfﬂllvilvilllli?algrgz cake i?“ M?” smvlegl’ “Qgshaiibeell week reported a good game, jolly as can be and if my idea you ' _______ ‘giklelgs n2‘; rglclijnea to her him: My, Fyqdgrigk stave“; who has think innovation your‘re tinder one MRS. sotomon sins: in North Bericque. , h“ a “mp” m“ °f.°"‘m°d “ed mg h“lm°‘““"°“'

"A woman's womaniliness, like a Mr Owen Jardinc of Bickleigh, Christian's Clllflﬂllﬂlllly, may be Saskatchewan is spending the wint-l taken anywhere and lose none of er months with his. mother, Mrs.‘ its purity." Jessie Jardtnc.

Mr. Robert Agnew has recently installed s. new radio which will no "md yo“ eve, has a proposal?" doubt afford much pleasure during

"A mun asked me tmco ovor tho the “m” “ellmgﬁ-

. . 1 Miss Katherine Clark is attending telephone to marry him, but. in . hm) me wrong number" Kensington High School. ' Our school is progressing very favorably under the management of‘

SMILES

Teacher: "if o farmer had ton K . cows and sold tliem at $10 zipieci! Ml‘ em‘ Jamleml" what would lio mot?"

Willie: “An automobile."

The merry shout of the school children is heard on the mill pond with skates and “sleds" since the re- cent cold snap.

Messrs Alyre Gallant, Owen Jar-i dine, Hubert. Agnew and Darrell? Picketts were in uttcmdance at the hockey match in Charlottetown last Friday. They reported a good‘,

Heed The Warning

A sneeze foretells a cold. Nip it in the bud with Min- ard’ .

clean game.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Simmons. are spending the winter in Sunny; California. ‘

Mr. Wyman Clark and assistant‘. Mr. George Sobey are kept quite

ltlliltw’ MS‘ . " l LlNiM l‘ ___,_____w,

busy in the saw mill trying lo keel).

the piles of saw logs down. l Owing to the severe frost of Sat-l L . _ \ , ,

urday evening very few of our; '

young people took their usual out-i

THE GABBS

MOTH E R WANT-‘i

_ ' By Barrie Payne“ b . l

smv AMONTH l WlNl HER ‘to . ARWND AND ‘m’ T° KEEP MAKE n rue mum or ‘ ‘Qgglglmllﬂguggn m s“ FEBRUARY BECAUSE mica". mi

- ‘ THE YEAR! iuuiws WERE wows: Sllomm Mom“ "l , "

THAN OUT LAWS. ‘

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tnv arias‘ wiims MPPENEDTO f c time“ ‘ I Etnsizi-‘i "uiousi-n urn 5m; ‘F T“ OLD GAL ‘s 0 5 tone is

1 you 4 _ _ on every; trililct. All druggists, with provcn (llfCCllOfiS.

i l it does NOT affect the heart

ind‘ in

rnliux llm , in ~

i trnilmniirlt.

Arum;- 4 r» imv- rnrirl irminn-rwd ln (‘nml |-.i ~ - ll>.|_\ ~ irih mum ling-tr mun

iilklliy», (at

Four and Six Cylinder i"

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Icliw may n: ﬁitlllll’ and safely rrlitivcd by an Aspirin d v ~ time . "l I ri-iiictly. zmrl ilicrr-Ys no ziiti-r cllect; its‘

y - ‘.3; pv-mh i1t-i~/:ii~_-< suffering, Try it next time; see how , suinn it» w-ullnng lllllllUllCC is it'll. just as liclpitil ixlicii you have

- a cold; neuralgia. _llt'lll'lll§, rlirinnzitism, lunilitigo. just lic ﬁlirlilm rut l‘t’7il .’\Sl>ll'li1——-lll0 genuine has ilaycr on tlic box, and

Physicians prescribe Aspirin; '-

yor iliimifurtnrr. Whita- l\ nu- tour..- “grlhll min,-