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.-(New Dress for pennies! Yes, you can we yourdelf a ress that looks .Ilk0 new-so easily- so im: mm.-rlu --witht e”color- magic" of All- ” fabric TINTEX TINTB AND DYESI And such A glorious variety of fashion-wise colors to choose froml...0rcIiid (l..-wonder), Old Rose, Navy Blue .'ll1ll It host of others. Just tliinkl A lovely orchid blouse with your navy blue auit...a faded dress tipcrkcd up" with Navy Blue 'l'iniex-and sweaters dyed to b.'iiring's loveliest yellows and pinks! All worry and guess-work is rliminated from homo-dyeing when you follow the easy Tintex instruc- tions that arantcs good reaultsl Ask for A -fahrio Tintex at your favourite drug, department or variety store. It costs just 150 I package!

The Finest French Che! couldn't whip up a wonder-dish if his range wasn't all that it should be! That's wliy you'll appreciate the cooking- parfection that's built into every FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGE. For example, the Cook- Msster Oven Clock Control gives Wli carefree automatic Eiige ovens and 5-Speed Radian- tube Cooking Units cook more food fglar, and more umyuty. These are iust a hint of the many cook- ing helps in I Frigidaire Electric Range. 50 do see your Frigidaire Dealer now and choose the Frigi-

iaire Electric Range in the type

and size that's right for you!

money can buy!

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, I FLOUR! Com- hliments galore will be yours when V0n've baked a Swans Down ionuty of a cake. And itfs so e l in: Swans Down is specially III e for better cako makin -expert nullul, sifted and real ted until times as fine as ordinary Hour. hunter. fiuifier and thoroughly 'lcl.u-inns cakes--for party or for eijcigvday-are absolute certainties witn my best bskinf friend-Swans Down Onkc Fhur Send Ior the Mirage booklet "Learn To 30 0. You'll loss is". ”MaiI your request, with ur name and ad- vlrcsa and mo coins to 0 Foods Limited. Dept: K, Ooboulg. Ontario. I

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1' ituro Polish). Tour of. the boo ydlilii mama and addreu. lo LIN-X, Bo: 489,.Mo.n.lreal, P.Q. Requests unaccompanied by stickers should enclose 150 in com or postage stamps.

Hsutn A Party? Then I suggest "Dutch supper" strip. with Sliced 001:1 4 ' meats, sausage and cheese on'a big plate. And don t 'cklesl Men love it when you serve tasty WAGSTA FE SWEET MUSTARD PICI(LES--- and WAGSTAFFE SWEET MIXED PICKLES. too. Every bite is delicsowRwith plenty of white i ; -raw ""”r".:' W c'::'r:m:.r..r:. .....E::: , cked in awee spice vine ar. n no par , l c .

Vv ' juicy WAGSTA 'FE QUEEN OLIVES or the piouant -rim-or of WAGSTAFFE STUFFED MANLANILLA OLIVLS. So wmcmber Wagstafio whenyou plan a 'Dart.v.l Stock up now at your

groccr's with so UOTIII varieties of Wagstsila Pickles and 01H es-

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is a. 3-lira stamp showing Pope Pius XII at the foot of the tem- porary throne in-st.Pet.er'sstguare. declared the

assumption

at the moment he dogma of the bodily into heaven of the Virgin Mary.

.NlOi-'MAllClN SIRVICI

ut booklet called "A LITTL BIRD

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There's Happiness Ahead for this g designing bridel - 1 DOb-nItd-Il!hl0n- mo drl Nina Spencer had mod- elled a hundred J; wedding gowns, - but when she if K married James i Locke, she de- signed her own . . . a gown.as radiant as her Woodbury-beautiful complexionl And she intends to keep her. complexion etal-soft and beautiful with W0 DBURY FACIAL SOAP -the soap with the beauty ('.I't!BIII.II1gfC(IleIIi.I Yes, the skin scientists who make Woodbury ut a fabulous larc- cream ingre icnt. into every Cake. It's a precious skin softener used in the very most. of face creams. So take a tip from n Woodbury- bcautiful bridel Start Woodbury Facials todayl (Woodbury is won- derful for beauty baths, tool)

A Fashion Model once told me, "You're only as well-dressed as th, gt of your clothes 1 ' o wonder so many women in- sist on the criect litofLIGH NING SLIDE FASTEN- RS. No bulging . at the seam -- no wrinkles or rumples.-just sec for yourselfl ... . Lightning slippers are truly silhouette per ect What's more, they stay put. It's that famous automatic lock that dOC!.II'lG trick! Lightning gives you a. wider range of sues and colours, too . ..to suit every fabric, lightweight or heavy ...to blend with every costume . shade in your wardrobe. And here's a neat tricklI- If you must have saactly the right match of Light.- ning sipper-buy Style 701 invw its and dye it. All Lightning rippers

are completely washable, of course.

You've Never Seen Anything Libs Isl This glorious white enamel---W . . - that's whiter than white-and sin .9 that wayl Yes, T Glidden RIPOLIN ULTRA WEI E is non-yallow- ing white for your kitchen and bathroom -for furni- ture, woodwork:-in fact, for any surface where you want a hard, lustrou , white enamel. Truly, there's not a finer enamel mads than Ripolin. It's made by that very famous Dutch rocess... and your Glidden . dealer has it for you. . Ivy itl Ripolin flows on -smooth and lustrous, with a metal-hard finish. It leaves no brush marks. And of course it's completely washable. And .Vnu'll be thrilled. too, with its marvelous appearance over a long period of timel Ripolin is the highest quality, whitest white enamel your

for it--youiil be thrilled

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look to your . husband's eyes

. . . t this- good ood plus any one of those luscious HEINZ

Tomato Juice . . . iced. With steaks. chops, stews and leftovers --the -tangy es: of Hams . Tomato Ketchup, Chili Sauce or Cream 0 Tomato Soup. Yes, everyone we the flavour of rich, rosy-rad tomatoes-and the Reins Chef captures it dclicimuly in Reins Tomato Products. He fol- lows sirclusivs recipes-watches cloak while the iagrsdi is slow- ly simmer to palatable srfection ' -than adds just the right amount of fragrant, choice spices. And, of course, only the Sheet oigmdsqrcad tmnatoes are used in sin! To- mato Produotsl

s be scoe-ones...m- -O-I-L Cellulose SPONGESI

E"'9't'iIIIll In gsrglfs Issue is delightful-from her gaily colouredt I

Blue-omsl-yellow-.-green . . . not I to look at but so practical and pleasant to use! They're velvet-soft when wet-ideal for bsbys

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OEIITIIAL OIIAIIIIIAII

Thlscolnnntsresansalsrasws sflssaltntercstbsaaslssstlslngol ancway natarelnaybs hearted at me some a word, strtesl; pay. ablslnadvnnoe.

cooks for Photographs.

NIW WILLII PIANO. - spec- isaga price for Cash. Taombs Music re. -

BEAUTIFIIL GOTHAH GOLD STRIPE HOBIEBY at Wright's.

IIPIIGEIATOIS, Ranges. Mo- tors and Washer repairs. Storey Electric. Phone 3007.

. CHARTER PLIGI-ITS to any point in Canada or the United States for passengers or cargo. Phone Maritime Central Airways Limited. 2061 or 540. .

I

COAL YARD AND OFFICE

closing Saturday afternoon's, be-

ginning this Saturday for summer months. H. R. Large and-Co.

READ NEW SERIAL "Murder is Forgetful”. beginning today in The

Guardian. Written by William Bogart. It is a thrilling mystery novel. I

"MEN OF THE KIRK"-Meeting Friday night 7.30 in church Hall. Election of officers and campaign reports.

SPECIAL DANCE Monday. May 14th. Rollaway Balliroom. sponsor- ed by Liquorian Youth Club. Music by Don Messcrs and His Islanders. Adln:i.lSSl0I'l 50 cents.

CITY POLICE CCURT-At the stlpendiaryMaglstrate's Court yes- terday, three persons charged with being drunk and incapable appear- ed. One was sentenced to 10 days in jail, one was fined 35 and costs or rive days in jail, while the third had a :10 ball estreated.

LEAVES FOR OVERHAUL - The carferry steamer MV Abeg- welt left yesterday morning for Halifax to undergo her annual overhaul. It is expected that she will be away for about five weeks. In the meantime the Prince Ed- ws.-rd Island is in service on the B o r d e n-Tormentine run. The Abegweit will be back time to go into operation on the double- ferry service which is sclieduledto start on June 15th. it was stated. Both ferries are to run through the summer on the route. -

ROCKY PT. SERVICE DIS- RUPTED -- Transportation by water between Rocky Point and Charlottetown was tied up tem- porarily yesterday due to an ac- cident to the motor boat that was put into operation w e the ferry "Fairview" is away f the annual refit. Another motor boat is be- ing procured and it will be in op- eration on the route today, ac- cording to an announcement from the Department of Public Works and Highways.

THE RURAL BEAUTIFICATION COMPETITIONS for this year of- offer more than sixty worthwhile prizes for home, school, and corn- munlty improvement. Look after the future today. Wise planting of trees and shrubs for shelter belts will save you money in the long run. and paint or whitewash on buildings will prevent costly re- pairs later. A clean neat place will give you and the whole faintly new pride and satisfaction in your home. Start improving now with the incentive of competition. Mail entries to the Rural Beautification Societ on or before May 5th.

the 54th convention of the Mont- real Presbyterian College in the Church of St. Andrew and at. Paul on Tuesday evening, the Niall .1-lope Burnett prize for the best work among the young during the sea- son was awarded to Mr. John A. ISimms. BA. Rev. DrfRobert Len- 'nox, Principal. also conferred an honorary doctor of divinity de- gree upon Rev. D. W. MacDonald. of Dublin shore, Nova scotia, for many years a missionary in Korea. He was presented for his degree by the Very Rev. C. Ritchie Bell. A similar degree was conferred upon Rev. E. G. B. Footc. 0.311.. chali- lain of the fleet. He was presented by Dr. Robert Good of Erskine

RETREAT AT 31'. AUGUST- INE'S CONVENT-On Friday even- ing s retreat for girls was solemn- ly opened in the chapel of St. Aug- ustlne's Convent by thsgsinglng of the "Vent Creator". Thirty Yolmk ladies including the girls of the Convent, both boarders and reim- lsrs as well as the girls from the neighboring schools of Hunter Riv- or. Oyster Bed, and Rustlcoville were privileged in having a retreat preached by Reverend P. 0. Fisher, a Rcdcmptorlst Father. Father Fisher has many years of exp”- lcnce with the Young and the girls were delighted to be able to receive his advice and his guidance. Twen- ty girls took advantage of being boarders for the weekend so as to make a closed retreat and were most happy to have experienced these few days of recollection and of more fervent prayers. The re- treat for the boy! of the Pllllh will begin on Friday evening of next week. and will also be preach- gd.by Reverend Father Fisher.

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Mrs. Lsnvrsncs Gauthier and Family of Bristol. wish to express their sincere thanks to .the Doctors. also to the Sisters and Nurses who treated Johnny, and Gerald so ll during their long stay in the rlottetown I-Iospltsl.

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as New London llarbsar.

LOCAL PRIZE AWARDED-At .

Protestant Orphanage Coriiribuiions

Oyster Bod Bridge by Mrs. lsymond Ling

- 81.00 Each: Mrs. Raymond Ling; Mrs. R. L. Maxmherson: Mrs. Phil- ip Matheson; Howard Axworthy. we Each: Mrs. Colin Higgins; Mrs. Earl Glow; Mrs. Alfred Ford; Russell Smith: Mrs. Ruf-us Ax- wortby: Henry Matlieson; Lester Matlieson. - Total-(7.50.

Oyster Bed Bridge by Mrs. E. M. Cudniorc

3100 Each: Mrs. Milford Cud- more: Mrs. Wilbert Axworthy; Mrs. Henry Mcquarrle: Elmer Younkerzi Mrs. Bruce Younker: Mrs. Omar- Younker: M-rs. Carrie Mcmnis: Mrs. Gordon Mclnnls; Joseph Younker. -

5003 Miss Annie Crabbe. '.Total--39.50.

oymr isea Bridge by , Mrs. Howard Carr

51.00 Each: Mrs. Evin McLure; Mrs. W. C. Ininan: Arnold Nelll;I Mrs. Preston Neill: M-rs. Irving! Neill; Ernest Axworthy; David Ax-. worthy; Lemuel Horne: Howard Carr.

76c: S. C. Neill.

500 Each: George Mrs. Louis Claw. Total-510.75.

Gra-:1: Total Oyster Bed Bridge

Axwortliy;

PRICE INCREASE IN PETROL- EUM PRICES-Due to a ma.rkenl' rise in ocean transport rates since? the first of the year, an increase in 3 petroleum products prices in Que-l bec, a part of Eastern Ontario and the Atlantic Provinces was an- . nounced yesterday by Imperial Oil Limited. The increase amounts to? seven-tenths of a cent per gallon on light fuel oils which takes ef- fect immedlately in Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island. Nova Sco- tia, New Brunswick, Quebec and that part of Ontario supplied from Montreal refinery, all of which de- pends on ocean transportation for their supplies of crude oil and fin- ished products.

SOROIIITY MEETING .. Alpha Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi. met at the home of Mrs. Earl Taylor on April 4th with nine members pre- sent. The business meeting was conducted by the president, Allie Macheod. The cultural program was based on "Poise and Charm." Ruth Gunn gave an interesting re- view of "The Green Light”, by Lloyd Douglas, and Eileen Burke read an article on "Manners In Business", from the March Torch. The April 25th meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Jack Porter with 12 members present. Officers for the ensuing year were installed as follows: President. Mrs. Gordon Rayner; vice-president. Mrs. E. P. Watson; corresponding secretary. Mrs. Chris Gallant; recording sec- retary, Miss Bessie Conrad; treas- urer, Mrs. Myron Bell. The new president, Mrs. Rayner, conducted the business meeting which was followed by a social hour. Refresh- ments were servcd by the hostess. assisted by Miss Mary MacKenzle and Miss Marjorie Hill.

News & Views of IIOAF Station

Ssnnsrslils ' by Acts

Flo. Jack 1-Ismelpvlsitcd R.C.A. F. Station S ersidc r' trig the past week. when be renewed many

old. acquaintances made while he.

was a student on. a staff navigat- ors instructor (pilot) course at the Air Navigation School in 1049.

Four ainmen reported at this unit recently on transfer. includ- ing two aeroengine technicians, AC. 2 E. F. Clench land AC. 1 J. V. Comeau, and two a-ii-frame tech- nicians, AC. 2 Bibeault and AC. 2 G. W. Kile.

Congratulations are extended to 170. H. E. Booth on hisl recent promotion from the rank of War- rant Omicer 2. Flo. and Mrs. Booth (nee Anna Pope) were re- cently transferred from this sta- tion.

IVO. Michael J. Piercy made a "flying visit" to this station re- cently. W0. Piercy graduated from the Air Navigation School here in the fall of 150.

IVL. N.W. Emmott, D.F.C., who was recently transferred nrom this unit. made a brief visit to R.C.A.

Station Summersidc s. week ago.

The personnel of R.C.A.F. Sia- tion Surmmerside have been work- ing diligently for the past three months in preparation for the N. A.T.O. graduation ceremony to he held at this unit on Friday, May 4th. IVL. Morley and W0. G. E. Bailey have visited this station to give assistance in dzri-ll and traffic control. respectively. This will be a very. signrificarit event.

The Air Marshall G. O. Johnston school for children of R. C.A.F personnel at R. C. A. F. SIIIIOIT Summeirside was opened recently. Mr. Murray Shanks is the prin- cipal of the school and the teach- ers are Mrs. Barrie, Miss Haslam. Miss Ms.cLean, Miss McMahon, and Miss Foley. At the moment the pupils are occupying what is known as state one of the build- ing, awaiting completion of the remainder. Along with the ten classrooms. there will be a play- room and a teachers' room. Mod- ern architecture was followed in the construction of this building and it presents a very attractive appearance. both inside and on the outside.

Mrs. Charles Rowell of Vienna, Virginia, U. S. A., is visiting in Slemon Park, the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, IVL. and Mrs. R. J. Mitchell.

No. D. E. MoNally, public health nurse. arrived at. R.C.A.P. Station Suum-meirside recently and visited several of the permanent mam-ied quarters at this station.

170. and Mrs. P. G. arrmins have as their guest, Miss Alla Fowler of Boston, Mass, U.S.A.

Mrs. Ohiiman of I-Iavmi1ton.Ont.,

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WIN A CASE OF ORANGES FREE!-BIG CONTEST NOW ON. How Many Oranges in our Show Window? Nothing to Buy.

Guesses In The Ballot Box.

First Grade CREAMERY BUTTER.

68: ii... 2 lbs. 51.35 .

All Reg. 39c pkgs.-Jellies,

cauov

nut Brittle, etc. Buy an assortment and save.

Sale Price-28: pkg.: 4 pligs. SI.00

Gum Drops, Creams, Pea-

PURE LARD. 4lbs............... SI.00

Christie's Fresh

SODA BISCUIT. lb. box . . . . . . . . . . 25: GET THE BEST FOR LESS

Yellow Corn, 6 tins .. S1 Tomato Juice, 8 tins .. S1 Peaches, 4 tins ........ .. 89c Wax Beans, 5 tins .... .. 95c Fresh Pitted Dates,

Green Peas, 5 tins .. 95c Sultana Raisins, 4 lbs. S11

5 lbs. ........................ .. :51,

24 Lb. Bug 51.65 Fresh Prunes, bag Dried Apples, bag Y. E. Beans, bag Choice Bacon

ENDS, all meat, lb. .. 41c Frei or Corned

SPARE RIBS, 4 lbs. .. 89c

FOWL. reg. 61: Ib.:

Young Tender - 4 to 7 lbs. each

lb. 53:

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