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-'-———— By Franc

For 'l‘hursda)', December 19th

MAitLIll 2i i0 APRIL 20 (Aries) -11“: “hill submits. lawyers biinlczs. wholesale mrrchants and ghllllifcl) with especial care and fore-tn; _.;lii back cf ycur words and a.:tior.s. If you areirt thought- fui, ihcrc may be unnecessary tens- ion or tnisiiucierstandings. Don't be O\'t“.‘.~i".l$i‘..\‘(’.

APRIL 2i to MAY 20 (Taurus- “Whtre thcrQs a Wlii li\61'6'5 l w will help put over this day {or ycu if you heed its trite mean-i ing! Bu; kncw the (lzffciifllce bP-i

'l ‘ful dctcrnunaiion and l trust's» Care nth. r pcrsonni affairs

MAY 2i .0 JUNE 2i (Gemini)- Favorablo-nn-zlie-wti-ole star as- pcrts. You mm." to hi.‘ more

have ‘ it‘

Your Individual

rcqumed

and tactful not speech or acts. : . i to make some a tliriugli ﬂtitllllbf»

OOOOOQOCOOO

SCOPE

cs Drake

ito keep your personality prominent.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo)— Your fine inﬂuences wthy are very ..in.iar to Gandhi's. Originality w l. assist you to make a better show- ing. Ccordiniiticn of your own tal- ents and arnbitons i; what you l.

need.

AUGUST 23 to SEPFERWBER 23 (Virgo) — Look for news of a dif- fcreut nature and new ways for increasing your prestigr. You have much on the credit side, including

the respect and admiration of oth-!

UPS.

Ptcmanrc l‘."it€S, ~ -

SEPTEMBER 24 to OCTOBER 23 _

lrLibrni These may up-ct your- day if you aren't on the alert to‘

prevent them from making innads; .

Impulsive speech and action.

bickering, hasty judgment and over-.

idoing. i OCTOBER 24 to NOVEMBER 22i

i($(30f‘pi0) — Especially favorable

L. .. , ‘indications for dressmakers. design- aitd . i. in authoritative P051" ,ers, milliners, artists. sculptors; tron: ‘gift shops. perfumes. toiletries. toys. FFIINF‘ 22 to JUIY 23 (Ctiuferl table delicacits. Musicians. authors ;. ‘ f0? illuifi! iilﬁi and teiichcrs should find today's

touch to scne- efforts tful and pleasant. i i" lllCii'!'li- NOVF {BER ‘.23 to DECEMBER wywiic method ~22 (Saaittarlusr _ After ll A M f s» a ~ ~w= f~- l "c YOU!‘ na- star aspects especially favor ex-_

gcnrl saris.- c! humor help

F

New Under-arm Cream Deodorant

gafefy riher state and - government em- . . ~ovc= shoultk make fine headway. STOPS PerSPIfQfIQn \.ll Cnpricoriiimis favored by star ‘c "Wts. ' HNUARY 22 l0 FEBRUARY 2o utiuanir-u - Research, work on

I. Docs no: rot dresses, does nor irritate skin.

Z. Nowairingtodryﬂanbcused right after shaving.

3. instantly stops perspiration for l to 3 days. Removes odor from perspiration.

l. Apurrgwhirqgrrziselcss,stain-

lcss vanishing cream.

Arrid has been awarded tit.-

AtvprnvniScalnfthe Amcricaii

institute 0t Liundering to:

being harmless to fabrics.

25 MILLION jars of Arrfd

have beenaold. Tryajartodayl

ARRID

A 1| -: lli ‘,'~ ch 29¢ n» ‘."....7.‘?:. ‘.52 212.253.".

‘beverages, oils, mcdicinss.

_ihr~n act. swzftly and deftly. A born

pansion. general improvement for! you as an individual and for pub-I lic mateis: dealing in inheritance ' taxes; go rncncnt problems; in ,f.Qi. all ccnurirtive enterprises

i DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) Craftsmen, special- jsts in professions. skilled mechan- ‘cs. police. detectives. firemen and

rints. improving mechanical d "cs._economics and stepping up production on necessary commodi- LWS fire amvil-é.’ the highly favored issues this hcrieficeir; day. FEBRUARY 21_ i0 MARCH 20 (Pisces) -- Professions, trades and enterprises listed as favored for Capricornians and Aquarians are ﬂmfmg those in tire sprtlight for you. Gains through chemicals,

A (SHIT-D BOQN ON THIS DAY Sincere. versatile. smirsftnes stub- bnrii: can dekberatc cvmly and worker wit‘: a sound sense of UFO-- rri-tions Prudence_ and caut'on (two prlcrless heritagesi can be Cv‘1l‘l“"{‘l tn extremes if nrt directed r chili". Guard the llP"VOll= svrtem

cuaaisinn Tooruautisur-zs

Toctlrlwuslww slivulr‘ he dinncd into boiling water t-i disinfect them Tvcrv so cf'cn put" nerrwlfe of ‘“'~"ro;zt"t~ over the bnstlns nnd than we“ wit“ h» iv~ie~ It v\"li “Nurse and whitten the bristle= at “we sanw- t’mc.

Til iiio

s MONEY-SAVING Pictures

\\ _ z @ k \ ‘ {j-‘T-‘i \ / _ _ ___ .- § ___. _____ __ __ _ _l_ ~__ _ ~ii rZ \\< ~ Z / by Mary Blake l‘m .ili in ﬁivuiir of the cnn- (custiirds, icccrczunsoups, sauces,

vcmciicc. timtcctiun. and uscliii- firs» ill modern lbod piickagcs. But 1icrniinlylihciacttcr still a 1am!!- wliich also .l(ll'£'l we llKL‘ iiiL‘ rcii-and-whirc- l Carnation Milk can.

lust imairiiic rhis—-cvcry' qual- ity Illll’ milk, iii its ordinary form, 2m: qualities tit mnvcnicticc furl tisiituliicss—.n1.! i1 inning in WIWIL) .'

( ,ili'l.iil(lll is whulc milk evap- (u iicd to diiublc richncss-winly xmtc-r l.il\'('fl out. Bu: look what ' " kicps iniiciitiiiclyrliitiie shell; iakcs the place of or unit-c. LCTClilS rmr/ for r; ,,i1,”i"'/..§:7." inakcs all milk dishes

I RRADIATED

puddings) smooth in tcxrurc, lac-cause it is homogenized; adds extra "sunshine" vitamin D; is specially rccnmmcndcd by doctors for baby (ceding.

Bur prove all this for yourself. Gct a few cans of Irradiated (Alflirltlilil Milk from your grocer. Try it in your own recipes. Send fur the beautifully illustrated de- luxe Carnation Cook Book and try sortie of in recipes. 15¢ (posi-

iiid. Carnation Company, Ltd, oronto, Ontario.

RICE-CREAM PUDDING

(an economy dealer! from the Carnation Cook Book)

K cup uncooked rice, l1 cup sugar, 2 cups Carnation Milk diluted with 2 cups water, ii teaspoon salt, 3A cup raisins, ‘A teaspoon vanilla. Into I deep baking dish place rice, sugar, milk and lull. Bake in moderate oven (375°F.) until a brown crust torml. Stir this under and continue baking until crust ha: been- stirred under three timer. Add raisins, reduce heat to 350T. and bake until rico iavqnyu“ landar. Remove from lire and add vanilla. Serve hot or cold with Caramel Saucr-l cup brownuuqar, V, cup Cum. 91011 Milk. '/g tonlpoon buttar. Cornbino ingredients, cook 3 minutes in doubln boiler.

iii/mg QUALITY

lcal man. "if the other eight were like tins, late,"

FLAVORINC EXTRACTS

-Qu, BETTER i

AMornirwSmilc

THE CHRIST CHILD

cc earth has grown old with its

burden of care, But at

lustrous and fair, And its soul, full breaks forth on the air

Christmas it always is the Jewel burns

of music,

hen the song of the angels is

sung.

ing tonight!

On the snowflakcs which

gentle and white

a is coming. old earl-ii, it is com-

COVGI‘

thy sod y , The feet of the Christ-Child fall

And the voloe of‘ the Christ-

Child tells us with delight

‘Hint mankind are the children of God.

,Philip5 Brooks.

KEEPING TREE FRESH is

Ir a Christmas tree

fore it is mounted. the pores

Popcorn Ball Decorations

Popcorn balls, wrappedl in . ., . . d ; ti" ue paper. .ver Bu! IL“ “N15 ﬁr giwglisteiing cellcpiianc.

The late-comer to a London con- cert hall. who imagined he was visiting a variety iniertainment. ar- rived .ii time to ltear a. perfcrmance not at all to his taste.

He trudged the man next to him.

“I say", he asked, "whats this stuff \vc’re getting?"

“Hush? came the shocked reply!

“this is Bcethovens Ninth Sym- phony" “Wcllf muttered the non-mus-

thank goodness I was

REJUVENATION '

A bus filled-mainly with old lad- ir-5 gging shopping pulled up when the air-raid warning sounded. The

placed in at a p

(lyclamcns should’ he kept

i set in , water when it first comes into i-he house and is kept in water while I it is part of the Christmas decora- ,' tion, it will remain fresh and izrien f for at least a week lcnecr. Water should be replaced asAit evalnfﬂlfs [f the base of a Christmas tfce 1S {trimmed with i1 sham kmfc lust be .

will

be left open. alioixiiiig water to rise in the stem to the lvmg cells which are still trying to DTOVlClp bu; tree with food and moisture. Siflrucc ﬁnd fir retain these needles lrmzer than most. other Christmas trees

red D11- and

piled in a decorated basket, make attractive centerpieces for Christ- mas dinner or party table:- small favor may

ball, to add interest Hung on the Christmas tree. these b311,; make pretty ornaments for the strong lower branciies that til- ways seem to be neglected when the trie is decorated.

A each arty.

ill i1

cool room. They thrive best where there is riot too much heat.

Always spiffy iicuse plant foliage

with tepid water.

A tnaspoon>cf celery salt added

irnll

to cracktr crumbs in which <>l'$i01'5 are rolled before frying

l‘OV@>

old ladle? scrambled ofntelie bus and their ﬂaw" m“ l0 in‘ mm.“ 5:16 7 1e ‘ill not form if milk 1s "Lumme." sa d the roziductor. “YZIYXAB-‘é ‘£8,011? adding eggs to it

scratching his head. "and those are the old dear; I’vc"becn hﬁifl-ng 00 and off for years.

717i: M all?

when makng ciistnrds.

___ i

Leftover bits of Jrliy can be lliPti

for stuffing ticars or alllliP-“r i0 b’?

rtzrr: “k” _____,_ ‘ ﬂ-Ti“ S0 ti Alr‘ca natfvc iiﬂiﬂlll-tis- Tie monthly ntcstiitg of the Tor- whoualie clgimmg recggnjticy} as

onto Women's Insiitux took Dillilei n; the hum." of Miss Margaret

Doiron on December 4th with an

attendance of nine numbers and

three visitors. The president Pre-

sizied and the meeting opened by

prayer. Roll call was answered by

sayuiig a joke. riddle. etc. The min-

utz» oi the last meeting were adopt-

cii as imd. It was iinvccl and . onricd that farce bills b: paid afso to ask M1. Paquct, tho cost of the Bro... it. was iiPifiLPfi to stud $2.00 to thc T. B lc c. School coin- miitess reports: iuol fiocr need- ed to be scrubscn also a pane uf glass to be bought by Ms. Cili- lant. Those appointed for scruboing this month zuc airs. (‘icorge Ls:- Ciair, Margaret Dotson. Edcsse Gal- lant, Rim Gallant. The sick ccm- mittee reported no sick. Its been moved and sccraniczi that, Insiitute scnd for l0 izuu .. \ wcol to knit icr the soldiers.

It. was moved and seconded that a. donation be given to the scnool for Chris-trusts as ustiiil. Next roll call to be answered by drawing B nan blindfolded. ,

Mrs. Andrew Gallant. invited the January ntcntirig at her home.

Miss Edessc Gallant is t’) notify ilie lunch committee. Muncy inadc at the last rltnce was $16.86. A vote of thanks was ftivfﬂ i0 MYS- Doiron for the use of her housr. A proarrm of songs step dancing and stories tiras cujogcrl by all. Lunch‘ was served and the meeting ad- loiirned.

tPatriot Please Copy)

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pd

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lfk

cd

Keep MlnzﬂTs in the hnme.

SANTA SAYS: Give Th Christmas. . Give them

Fashions they really want!

Cosy Ski Suits . . . Ado

q-s? earth E1: loss than a l I hillicnih mm oi th‘. enmity lad‘ l.‘

one wt near!" "m, we“. =1», (an one of the latest RnglPh fashion= has ilw- hair bi

1'tPrarlY quarterly‘.

road."

(l by the sun.

Recipes are mounted on a roll"

_ a EXXISPfi as dcir- ‘ a new holder nu l wmww x .

tinder a t-ranspcvrt by turning knobs. cunts VANISIHNG

r it‘. t0 e a S n n O so l9Sl1"‘.lﬁhl

“dcctors“ assess scheduled NIP-s C‘ nut-nun; for treatment. Alccw 025-: l is the usual fcc for 11w“ a 1* ' i lent succcssfully.

Trandatiru; the New Testament into modern nreitilspapci- English is nycpoggd by Willam L. B the

alicy in “Books

iivo-

without bent: tcuclwd bv the fing-

n .. fth.. vim Much t“ m we ‘pf. m? cu"l<

e85

ush-

stralzht back fmm ti“ l°f“"““d

intrcdticing. In

and even tell the tale of

of rice balls.

em Wearables This

the Smart Sturdy Warm Coats . .

rable Dresses in Taf-

fetas, Crepes, Wool Tartans and Plain Wool.

Materials for all ages .

. Skating Skirts,

Sweaters. Ski Caps and Parkas. We have them

all, and more! values for the

CHRISTMAS

Remember we’re packed with

SEASON

THE MISSES

IIDLMES AND BRADLEY

152 Queen St.

Phone 92

e n , nld/vor k-ngk""' knob fwdﬂflﬁnnﬂép ‘L; H", “apt; B." this t~=iiion ‘s not lljlfly i" b" “sniff:

. wnasi wcmen a ".- gill’ ariifnldolcng rather si"‘f“ii*':"i mild ﬁred from the ichsv WW" me a l‘ raids are _ Wmen are up ggtrnst qultr a prcb- km in preserving their looks. T01‘ in.» hair. the skin fingernails all hours of ivorryn.

fact.

the the

The tv|)l"al_fam nf Japanese sol- diers brnslsts men, rice wlnc, and chestnuts.

dried

l tjving t» Leisure ——The Woman's Realm l

On the average. the English" days of every

l l

channel is cairn 20 month.

authorities.

A ant 3.000

third and t branches tree were no used.

GONE ALOFT.

on the sale f0 silk it may and other mllitarly

not. only w stoc ings.

ties to underwear.)

To regions atmospheric!

It fills. I know, a. useful That Julia's legs embodied.

Under revised AA, control And possibly her knickers.

If there's irrita- t i o n in u p p e r bronchial tubes, coughing.

action of Vicks Vannftub

vapors . . - plaster. . . STARTS REL!

old friends of VapoRub.

spread a thick l

VICKS VAPORUB.

Home Course

paid ccrionnists?

This can follow in home lessons.

tricks that sell. Start your

diving figure.

add clothing, features, touches.

Don‘t be afraid to exaggerate. Do you want your man to hava big cars? Make them good and big. lo big they'll make people laugh. That's

what you want!

Create hilarious effects with coy Our 24-page booklci tells you how. A profes- sional home course, it explain: per- spective, composition. how to draw cartoon people and animals in pen- cil, pen-and-ink, crayon or wash. Gives advice on marketing movie

eyes, solemn eyes.

cartoons, comic strips, caricatures, 'IIIliIP'!--"'-"'"'---; gng and advertising cartoons. ' | In Send 200i coins for our c y , """m'""o" r _ | of Simple Ciirtooning Se f-Ta olit Mm,“ ,,,,|,.,, lncloadll ¢-n4->=""f_"r' I to The Guardian Home Service. e gnu!» mm. soupcmun mdunrlérlniwm‘ 35;”; | ‘at: to writA! plainly your Name, "'Q'.'£:f"' lorwhlchhlelualurr m "m! m“ | rcss and the Name of booklet. Rngun Sllvltpllta Allura m ' [q- uunlotl of lponnn. encton 5 utrn ‘ ‘Allure’ lunllght Sonp"8tIr"c1vtnn and: ca! I IQQQ ~ i‘ " ' uarumiiuiiiumiuisisa-rtr - R ._____________,_._ -~~-— iii that‘. N“ i ' ﬁr.“ Md“- loud clulull s“ I gq lua-iﬂfl

City

instruction Charts and diagrams show you how to draw the cartoon figure, how to add the

"rm: (JHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

0 ooooooooooooooovovo o0 oooooooasooowo-oaoo-ooooo0000004 9 b/ uooooooo0000000000ovoooooooooooooooooobcvo90009'*“‘9'“"' '°"'°."“'*’°ﬁ‘”*"9fﬁ~ﬁ0wOovooovoovovvrrovovooq¢g.“

England's national water sup- ply is catered for by Zibtl-dirfferent

gi Sequoia tree yielded posts, 650.000 shingits and 100 cords of firewood. The upper one-i of the huge

, __._ (It is pointed out that restrictions . in order that be used for barrage balloons purposes. app] but to ai garments for both sexes, from silk

Whereas in silk the barrage goes’ (Forgive a touch of Herrick.) How odd to think that. Julia's hose Go sailing up in shapes like those Above the roofs. aloft 1:1 space The monster soars, well wadded; PIT-ice But rather lacks the lustrous grace How strange the booty and how droll

When up the monster flickers- Rides Sister Strata's camisole

Aye, worse than that is writ on hi b

8 In WB!"5 new. drifting dramas: For there, suspended in the sky Hang Cousin Ernests old school tie And Uncle Ned's pyjamas. ~Lucio in Manchester Guardian.

mus- cular soreness or tightness-ra- lteve such misery, Mother, with animprovcwvapoﬂubmassage."

With this more thorough treat- ment, the poultice-and-vapor

HIDTB

effectively PEIETRATFS irritated air passages with soothing medicinal . SHMIJLITES chest and back like a warming poultice or EVING misery right away! Results delight even

‘r0 GET a “VapoRub Massage" with all its benefits-massage ViipoRub for 3 minutes on 1M- PORTANT BIB-AREA OF BACK as well as throat and chest.- layer on chest, cover with a warmed cloth. BE sums: to use genuine, time-tested

Ari of Cartooning Studied in

Learn to Draw from Charts Do ynu wonder if you have talent, if you could really join the distin- guished company of successful. well-

Src how your talent would bios- i com nut with a little professional. ' instruction.

YO

figure as a “match- stick" man as in our diagram. Use single lines; give life, action to your Up with his armsl Out with his legs! Now. ln your next step, substitute double for the single ones and in your next funny

Province

lines

i

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it...\~i1

m1; cook? caravan

SCOTCH SHORTBREAD

i cub butter

l-2 cup fine granulated sugar 2 cups flour ' METHOD: Cream the butter thoroughly and gradually cream in the f-ne granulated sugar, and bEat thoroughly. Now gradually wcrk in the flour. ‘Form into a ball and place on a lightly flour-ad board. Roll or pat the dough to the desired thickness. Some people like to leave it about 1-2-incli or more thick. In this case. pat the dough to the size of your laycr ciikt- part. Flute the edge with thumb and forefinger. pr.ck through to the bottom with a fork and bake in a moderately slow oven (300 deg. F.) for about 30 to 40 minute's, or until 3 very light brown in cclcr. If you roll the dough out to about 1-4 to 1-3 inch thick, it may be cut in any desired shape. These are also baked in a moderately slow oven (300 deg. F.) until a very deli- cate brown, and it may take 15 minutes or longer. This shortbread should krep well for 2 or three months if wrapprd lri waxed paper and stored in a tin box with a. tight-fitting Fri.

SCOTCH OATCAKES

1 cup flour

i-2 teaspocn soda

l H2 teaspoon salt

i 2 cups fine oatmeal

1-2 cup suEar

l-2 cup fat

Warm water

METHOD: Sift together the flour soda and salt. Add the oat-meal and the sugar, and mix well. Now add the fat. and you can use ariv kind ‘u: ink-lard. shortening or butter. Wnrk the. lat into tlic dijv inaudi- cnls until the mixture is in fine crumbs. Now add eunuch witrm ivater to make a dotigh about the consistency nf pasirv-vou w‘ll need about 3 to 5 tabls-sncons. Turn out onto a light. floured beard and roll very thin-about l-B-inch in thick- ne=s. Cut in am- dcsircd shape nnd nlace on an tinwreased baking sheet. Prick with a for" and bake in a moderate oven r350 ctr"! F‘) for about 10 minutes. or until lghtly brc-rtrned.

'T"“esc catcakes ca" he calm as a cook} without lwncfii of any trim- ming hecnusc ii‘c"r\ is more swrar used in them than tisunl. Some, nccnlo u=e as little aw 1 hhlcspoon in them.

SPWTCH VEIVFIT PANCAKFS

l 9w.

1 tahlesncon suqar

3-4 run thick sour milk or but-

ierm"k

1;; . ..... \J 11,“... (q 34 mm.‘ __.-‘_,____,._, ___ . I. .

u u

for Drip Pot and Gilli Coﬂec-Mnkcrl

IMPRCVIII BLIND VACUUM PACKED

Woman's Re alm / Social and Personal / Fashions / Literature

iﬁliﬁtfl

Ronnllnhlclc

" Judd‘? REGULAR GR|ND ' for Percoiator

or Boiled Coffeo

MAXWELL House

A-i peaspuon suit. l-Z teaspoon cream of tartar

1-2 teaspoon soda

l tablespoon melted butter

METHOD: Beat the egg thor- oughly and then beat. in the sugar. Add the sour milk or buttermilk and beat wcil. Sift together the flour, salt, cream of tartar and bak- ing soda, i'1'.(‘i then sift, this into the liquid ingredients, beat the batter until smooth. Add the melted but- ter last.

Now drop the butter by teaspoon amounts into a hot greased grxddle or frying pan. Cook on one Side until bubbles appear on the top surface and the underside is ncely browned. Then tint and brown on the usher side. These are generally about 2 inches in diamtter and about l-4-inch thick when finish-

Standiug for November:

Grade X-i, Keith 'l‘a_v‘.oi-

Grade IX—1 and Elaine Macliinis tcqiril),

Grade VII——l. Lillian fvliiilzinis;

2. Oswald Georveati.

Grade VI (ti) -1. Joyce Taylor. Erizcsi 11ml

2. John Currie; 3. Innis,

3t

Rind-woo» scifiioif "

Catherine tvhitu

DECEMBER 1Q 1940

a 0

m”

Grade VI 1b) -1. Louisi- Nliic- ' ' Eachﬁm; 2. Lavcrn MllClflg (UL

Grade !V- i. Patsy who Grade III—1. Grade II--1. Linus Alchorzi. Teacher. FlOITiC Currie.

In rating goats‘ milk

to have milk fat production s

ed. rather than lrjlamniimrgm,

Needle

Stuffed animals are the nicest presents you could give to the youngsters on Christmas morning. They're safely soft and make fine bed-fellows — and this trio lg a par- ticularly charming one. The frisky horse cocky Scc-tty and plump checked elephant are all included in this pattern. You'll use the sari-re pattern all year long for birthday ‘gifts, too. Colorful dressmaking scraps make the best material - and also the most economical. Send for the pattern today and have your sewing nil finished in plenty

of time.

Style No. 2526 includes three stuffed animals. Flor fabric re- quirements, see pattern,

Send Twenty 120m com is m1- terred. for pattern, Write plainly your Name. Address and style number Be sure to state the sin vou wish style No.

street Addmll

Cit! Prowl!!!

NAME WVOMAN SHERIFF

GARTHMYL. Wales-(CP) - A rare occurrence in the United King- dom. Mrs. Christine Stella Way ha: been nominated Sheriff of Q5111]- iiivl, tlic county in which she lives.

The regiment having been order- ed to debus, the officers proceeded to dccar and the cyclists to de- bikc. as arriving spectators began to‘ tirstrcctrar.

craft-

—-For The Home

Q‘ _ petitions, dairy specialists now fwliik

,,.. gudlkww “any. “M,” m

HOW YOU cm on GENUINE oiiiciuiiwiiotitriislm ‘ SllVERWARE at less than llztlsual retail price!

0N‘T be satisﬁed with silver that doesn't match-when it's so EASY to get a whole service in the exquisite "Allure" pattern at I05! than 1A the usual retail price! You get this sllverplate with carton ends from Slll!liﬁl‘lf-—lll0.lli' pureaoap that makes such thick. "C." nude, Use Sunlight regularly-it H wonderful for washing nnd all house- work. And at Sunllghﬂa new low price, this oﬂer is all the more amaz- ing. Coupon below tells how to order-

Slcrl u complete matching

_ min this Iovoly, exclusive "Allure" design . . . Begin with

Illl-l 6%" Sill

TEASPIIBNS M605

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