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MONTREAL, August 7th-Fashion-Model Virginia Owen was married. recently. She was another beauti. ful.Woodbury bride in her two irted gown of satin. But it was her satin-smoot Woodbury com- plexion that stole the show, A breathtaking brirle- a po ular model--Vgieginia rotects her exquisite comp exion . with W DB Y FACIAL SOAP. For she knows that Woodbury is more than a l cleanser. You. see,. it contains a precious beauty- cream ingredient--the same softening oil used in finest face creams. It's intended to help replace the natural Iolll you wash away. Try Wood- hurv Soap yourself. See how its mild, mild lather cleans your skin thoroughly, yet gently-soothes and smooths it. And try the big Beauty-Bath Size Woodbury, too, for head-to-toe lovelinem.
Your Family Will Call You "Dreambool" when you treat them to this delicious dessert. Quick-and-easy-to-make, economi- .-,-.1 and is it good! Mmml.-Mmnil . . . Iicrnon Crunch Ice Cream made with the finest, iuiciest lemons grown-SUNKIST LEMONS, of course!
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You'll Want It For Your Solo . . . and for your pickling. too. So what better time to buy HEINZ WHITE VINEGAR than right noiv--dur- - ing "Salad Week" and at pickling timel Buy the big gallon jug . . . it's the thrilticst ”liiiy" I know, And the best. For Hpinz White Vinegar is distilled and aged by the firm who made pickles famous. Full-bodied in flavour, uniform in strength-it preserves the crisp texture and colour of your pickles to perfection. And, by the war, II the gallon jug you buy doesn't have the Iron recipe booklet, "Pickling Success", ouoclIed- wriia In rim Ior it - lliirliara grant, llll Crescent St.,Monlrcal,
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The llfou Popular Girl On The Beach . . . and often she isn't the prrtlicst-is the irl with sparkle and vitality. So w on you're puck- jn; for your summenholidays-be min to pack a vacation-supply of SAL HEPATICA. A glass of a p nrlcling, pleasant-tasting Sal Hcnetlca before breakfast will make you feel as sunny as a sum- mer day. Sal Hopatica effervescent sails have been a faithful family laxative for over 60 years. They're ,,1,.nsanll to tako-land gentle as can be . . . and you can count on qhom to keen you feeling wonder- ful. (The ”Belle of are Beach" rm be you!)
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I ' . Bristol and V0 0 O i:inil'y Mr. Merlin MacDonald. the early potato man in this vicinity,
reports he has had spuds on the market for a month now.
The Misses Margaret and Gert- rude Henneberry have arrived at their old home here after spend- ing the winter and spring months with their sister Annie, in Ottawa. They will be home for the sum- mer.
..'Mr. and Mrs. William Roach, Halifax, N. 8., are spending their vacation with old friends and rel- atives here after a long absence. Mr. Roach left here some thirty- nve years ago and was back only once in that time. A brother Joe resides here and a sister, Alice, Mrs. Ed. Byrne, lives in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Walsh, Bos- ton, Mass.. are visiting Mr. Walsh's mother here after a long absence. Mr. Walsh informs us it is twen- ty-seven years since he left here and he was back only once for an overnight stop some years ago. A brother, Gus, still resides on the old farm site.
Archbishop A. A. Sinnott, re- tired Archbishop of Winnipeg. who has been visiting at his old home here for the first time in twenty years, left recently by air for his home in the West. He was e. busy man from the hour he arrived by plane until his farewell on Sun- day, Aug. (ird, visiting old friends and school mates all over the Is- land.
The Misses Irene and Clara Ryan have arrived lfrom Ottawa to spend their vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ryan. Civil service employees in the Capital City for many years, they were school teachers before going to the big City years ago.
The work atnrtcld-Hczid shore is
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mm THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTIQETOWN DOROTHY IIIX SAYS-
going on hgain this season under the direction of Mr. Herb Haw- bolt, and several men are getting employment in shifts. The dredge that was called away has been brought back from Riistico and we understand she will be here for some time to help with the work. Mr. Roy Cairns is the inspector of all the work for the Government-.
Mr. Francis Anderson, who is a laundry man and has spent eon- siderable time at the business, left here on July 30th for Ontario where he will be employed. He worked there for some time a few years ago, and later at Falcon- wood Hospital laundry.
Mr. Joe Walsh, who is consider- ed a No. 1 foundation man, is putting in the foundation for a new barn on the property of Joe Siniiott. The work got underway on Monday, Aug. 4th. -he new barn will be seventy feet by forty feet. and will be erected by Mr. Clifford Dunn, and should as ready for use this fall.
Mr. Edward Byrne is erecting a new fence around the Bristol school. There was a new fence started here a year ago and never completed, so Mr. Byrne, who is a man of years of experience at this work, is taking the job over. When completed it will be quite an im- provement to the school grounds.
Owing to the widening of the Siniiot: road to a standard sixty- six feet, taking away more than half of the yard in front of the school, the Sinnott Road school will be moved to a new site across the road where there is plenty of room for a large playground. A dance put on in the school on Friday night, Aug. 1st, was well attended, with proceeds going into the school fund.
Mr. R.J. Carter, Monticello, and his daughter Mrs. MacDonald, Boston, who is spending some time with her father, were visitors here
on July 28th. guests of their old friend, Mr, John T. OlBrien and his daughter Mabel. Both Mr.
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with my 15-year-old girl. should help with the dishes and
chores. After all, what can you I try to keep my granddaughter b
being impartial to your children a rather ill advised. Naturally, if you continue the
And rightfully so! alike as possible. or to your own.
should be on a par with that of h
post, resented by everyone else. DEAR. MISS DIX: I married
months ago. and recently I found
before he met me.
annoyed about it ANSWER: Your husband she
Carter and Mr. O'Brien are get-' ting along in life now and they had a wonderful clia; of the old days of seventy years ago.
A welcome visitor here on Mon- day, July Lilith, was Vincent Lund, who was home from Ottawa on a two weeks vacation. Mr. Lund, who worked here as a garageman, has been in the Capital City for quite a number of years and is a foreman in a. big plant there. Now enjoying prime health and look- ing the best, he has left to re-' turn to his duties on July 30th with a. regret that he did not get to see all his old friends in the vicinity.
Mrs. Annabelle Doucette left on Monday, Aug. 4th for the Magda- -iene Islands to spend some time with her brothers and other old friends in the gulf islands where she resided as a child. I-Ier moth- er, Mrs. John Lapierre, will join her there later for a month.
Mr. Phillip Sinnott informs us that he has what he thinks is a record for i young heifer, at least a. record for here. This heifer gave birth to a calf at the age of one year and seven months, and on July 15th this year gave birth to twin calves at the age of two years and seven months. In other words this famous young cow won't be three years old until De- cember this year and has already given birth to three lovely calves. This outstanding cattle man sold a young stccr to Mr. Frank Kelly for his market last month,, at the age of 14 months, and this animal dressed four hundred and twenty- flve pounds of beef. Mr. Kelly reports that it was the finest steer he had ever put. on his counter.
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Murray Harbor and Vicinity
..'Miss Betty Murdock. of Kitch- ener, Ontf, arrived ' recently to spend her holidays as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roland White.
Mr. Daniel Bell, Boston, Mass, is spending some time at Murray Harbour visiting relatives.
Mrs. J. Robertson. Murray Har- bour, has as her guests her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Clark, Hamilton, Ont.
Mr. Cyrus A. Shaw. Montague, was a recent business visitor to Murray Harbour on Monday.
Mr. Lloyd White spent the past weekend at her home in Murray Harbour. i
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Heath and daughter Barbara, and Mrs. William Hayden, all of Pictou, N. S.. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- Leod, Murray Harbour.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelon Bell and family, Halifax, N.S., are visiting relatives at Murray Harbour and Beach Pelrit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Van Iderstlne, Murray Harbour, left recently for Digby, N. S., where they will visit Mrs. Van Iderstine's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 0.13. McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Irving and daughter Linda, of Murray Har- bour, have left for Ottawa. They were accompanied by Mrs. Len Hooper of Murray River.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McLeod, New Glasgow, N. 8., are spending their holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James McLeod.
The achoonerilldiiirie Lina" ar- rived in port on Monday with a cargo of coal from New Glasgow.
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children to raise. We try to treat them as our own. My trouble is She thinks my 10-year-old granddaughter
five years older, I think she should do part of the younger girl's because I am afraid pe9ple'will talk if I don't.
ANSWER: While you are to be commended for an honest try It
will become very resentful of the younger members of the family. The best way is to treat all the children as nearly No partlallty should be shown to the grandchildren, A 10-year-old is capable of quite a few household tasks, and she should be expected to performthem. Her clothing, too,
the best-dressed member of the family will turn her into a vain little
Whenever we meet this girl, she speaks to my husband and completely ignores me. Both my husband and I are very
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a man from another town several out about a girl he was going with
RS. W. M. uld make a marked point of draw-
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