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_ A weekly Ihlllll eel Ialerassles service ler —

MONTREAL, June Ird-Just the other day I read an article about the elaborate care ’ research organisations use to check and double check ths results of consumer surveys. That/a why I think it's llsflificent that cad! year when carefully trained nus-when so ‘round to ask iiomeipiireis which W" his! they like beet. over so out oi every hundred ...or, a out of 5, es they say in the adver- tisemerits...vcte for KELLOGGB! And, speaking of Kello ‘l. Cora Piakes...tliet'e an qcitin; w... . s... ... .32: this "crazy "°":.- u" “ultras? or l . . g-r-r-an nae o , . flloses June 12—so do look 10$ _p i Ier a lrlla's Cooking Scrapbook . . . here are easy, easy recipes in cause deli hted com ant an ccm- ' piiments from that man she loves to f please! There's no trick at ell to

g a success oi these dishes .. .but there is a flavour secmt . . . CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP. _A_sk your grocer for this most delicious of_corn syrups to- morrow and write to me -Bar\- bare Brent 1411 Crescent St, Montreal, P.Q.—for these delici- ous recipes ...Crusl1ed Strawberry Jam — Oatmeal Bread — Velvet]; Baked Custard - Small Fudge Ca _...eli from Crows B Recipe direct (1.83.

Salad Days ere here

Here's a Plan for Plan-making lune lrldes . . . in fact, a yvonderful icheine for all bridal-Jul" °l' January . . . past, present or future! It's this: open a Joint Account with your ‘ usbend It 310"!‘ BANK 0F MONTREAL! Then you can more easily uve together lor the things you both went. [here's no doubt about it... money docs etter a great deal in IIITiHKOv- you'll find the but l...’ o. iron ut all financial prob- 'lems is to become "partners".

Your financial position as s fem- ‘Qilla- - - “d PB?" , _ . rs ily will be so mucb easier to . Ju;‘;°ug:'r:i“i

' understand, when you meet house- hold obligationa out of just one ‘ account! So convenient, tool If your husband is away, you can do his banking for him . . .or if you're busy, he can do the same for youl So pay e visit tb your BofM manager or accountanttomorrowl He'll gladly help you open a Joint Account.

Tmmsao Treasures! , , . that's m“. “h” m9" lylon blended. tore in ref: newsrnakeis are! weir before eeen use. . . . slips—nighties ""'l"l~ *' -foundation gar- Iane . . . Ilia Fav- ments...end _fig- eprlta Season e! urs _-il_att_ering tavely lrldas . . .and bit-hull suits to if you'm planning a

o on e summer wedding reception in _ oneymoonl Yes, your hcme...here's the bride who shops for nylon is a something you'll wise bride indeed. For nylon’; want to include in beauty is its lasting! beauty. It's so PM" ‘mid!!! is!!! Thereil be very easy to keep fresh, lovely and l0 Pesky house e_s to buu around new-looking as the day you bought um’ “ddml “h ll?!“

. home thoroughly with it. i ou know, of course, that nylon ___ . . lingerie and bathing suits need iio alpha 5% DDT ‘h’ 5"“ " u“!

, _ n n _ spray for flies moths, insects o all ironing. Simply suds your undies kin¢;_j. afw,” mmp1eie1y_ ‘w “w - 3t5‘?'”;°€£°°“"°l iv»;-

1y yon aing aui,ara _acs oesan urniureu- quick-drying - longer wearing - WENT-ml‘ i110 DDT Wit-Ill o; nylon never, never shrinks and it's £2195“? 5mm“ IYIY- All! l0!’ completely mildew-proof! And. re- hudno 5% DD? ‘mill’? “"4? member . . . when you're nylon- Cml£'?g'§a‘1"£::;" ‘dkamfi zhoivninpadsallolo; gar tgitdzffl!’ ment ll¢0fQl—-i.B:IElil9i‘a:iIh 553;]. mportnnt a a rio _ o | ' '

0-1-1. Nor... Yarn "1 {.,§ED,°°,“,."_° Bu“ ‘W’ DDT-

’ French Dressing rnede ('-- with HEINZ DISE;

CUP flail‘; $35 It?“ Pleco

reeling fla Cover cloeal

tspri. rnins Prepared Yellow us~ d f L handh an ri a or litiqusrt container. and aheke vigorously re thoroughly erstcr. slink ieids a q

{.';’!"¢Y.”.l'.°."3.'.'f $21.‘. Ki2",.2..’i"""" -"°"’"" help talking about stein on your liv-

it. when it! 1714111 good. So if no com- ments are made about the coffee you're scrving, you can be fairly certain that it's not as excellent as it Cbliid Whit brand would I suggest ou try? CHASE k SANBORN COFFEE ...il's_ coffee so restful, so fresh end rich in flavour that everyone will say “M-mrnin... This is RrIAL eefleel" Yes, that extra- rich flavour makes REAL Chase d’ Sanborn Cofiee the favourite in thousands of Canadian homes. And to make doubly sure that the coflce you serve will bring you compli- meal: . . . ask for Chgseddi Sanborn in 1 e vacuum-pa e tin that P8¢-—IpiC-'fl-IPll and loo will“ you of freshnenl like new! '

. ___._. Doss Have a Way of smelling "doggy". . .and chances Ire. in warrn June weather, you'll notice Fido’: doggi- nrss indoors more than _evcr. This is no problem at all. however, with Yepair to banish Fidoe "ghost" from a room-particularly around over-stufled fur- mll"! Md f}! l This instantly eflective room deodorant banis es bird-cage srnells_— cookingsinells —_sl_ale cigarette smoke smells in e iiflyl It clears the air like magic even after e bridge or“ stag '_’ party . .. ' _ \.~ mikes every room in your home fresh-sine ling and completely “liveble".

flplir com less than e cent each time to use" so take my tip and ask for thqbig-value, ten-ounce bottle oi YAPAIRuJMiiorrow-st Your fsvounts drug or department store‘

ing room couch! Enc?|ns Cleaning Flui _will clean it up_ like magic... quickly and cflec- tively, without the fuss, bother or

_, of sendi the couch cushion out to the cleanerhl Yes, Energine is e' good

thing to have around...just “in case '. It's "death" to gnu; stems end, at the same time, so wonderfully gentle with fabrics of all kinds...cleans drags; 1m; - hendbe s — rugs . . . without leaving tel -telc rings! That's wii

I “P86 you to_ kce ENERGIN

on your handiest elf-at from;

or in the office . .. it will help keep ot-

our furniture and clothes

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l" "P1993511! In Mansion-lam

In lovingmemary o! my 1e“ "m". Malcolm Inseell, who

I" ma"?! of our (leer Igthgy Malcolm R ' lune 8rd, 1941

M“ “ml "l! lltrlna": retuniin I as": "m Ilcds softly blow A "3 '4' l" You ones again as oh we miss mi so.

"Win81! Remembered by m; Family.

3 "l" all»! ever peeed away June 3rd, 1m.

Int still the vacant chair, Recalls the love, the

smile _ 0f the one who once set he're. Iver llcnemberad by Daughter, ' Leora. v

The rolling stream of life rolls on. votes. ’ the

cerium cuinniiii

Thlscclnaiehraservedfopssy, vflwllinteaeetbatedverttlngcf enswsy asters eieylielesartae at five cents s word eilatiy p”. shieinedvesioe

swam-s ran Phone u;

nowann isomms- vines Footwear at m Queen em...

cosrrnnaaanon Lass m. suaancs, ,

AT IOU! SERVICE - AIIIIII Coel Co. Phone flll.

SHIPMENT 0F LAWN IUABNI- TUBE llllt received at MaoFai-iane BM. Furniture store, Kent Street.

PHONE SAUNDERS 130d for isrwp and wsddinl pictures es location.

T0 HALIFAX in 55 minutes, via Maritime Central Airways. Phone 3061 or M0.

LIME —Ws_are unloading e car of Snowflake i-Iydrated and Lump Ums- Fenneii s» Chandler Lu.

TEE LIBRARY will be class‘ "W"! dlys for m-decoratfoei, be- ' Ilhn-ing Thursday, June 3rd.

newN summons m newest designs at MercFsrilane Bros. Fur-

-_ ms GUARDIAN.

llet Ives Tear Ideals

wlllknasvthatyau

else

niture SWIG, Kent Street.

COMMENCING J UN E 1ST. Vernon River Garage wiii he closed at s P. M. Open Tuesday and Bat- urdey evenings.

WATCH for the Girl Guide and Brownie on Saturday, June 5th, Why ‘I f ‘P because they are selling Girl Guide Cookies at 25 cents per pacisege.

worsen-me Caledonia Club will hold e meeting at the Ober- lottetawn Hotel tomorrow evening at ‘Hi0. Ail members and those who have sent in applications are "Ned to attend.

LATEST in Lawn Furniture on display at MacFariarie Bros, Fur. n-lture store. Kent street.

‘llfll BOGIRJ HARDWARE 0Q» Urn. will be closed all day seen. dIY. June 7th. and open ail day Weduieldsyh-luris 9th.

LISTEN T0 Mrs. John Rosy, Consmlesioner for Lone Girl Guides and. Mrs. Gerald Patterson and also the 3rd Charlottetown Guides Cbolr on Saturday, June 5th at a P; M. standard time.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mrs. Charles W- Neldcr. ‘It-yon. announces the Qhklllmcnt of her da/ughter, Ells- ebetli Stevirison to Frank J. Ryan. Toronto. son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Ryan of Montreal. Wedding to take place June 19th, Toronto.

NOTICE T0 FORUM LITTER- WBIIERE- Correspondence must be accompanied by the real name and address or writer as a guar- antee of good faith. severailettcrs have been received, writers of which could not be identified or verified.

RECEIVES DEGREE - Miss Eileen McPhee, B.A., of Char- lottetown, daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. H. l". MacPhee, received her diploma in Social Service st the graduation exercises of the Haif- fax school of Social Work held last evening at the Lord Nelson Hotel. Halifax. '

ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mrs. I1. Vernon MecLeod. Albany, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Elisabeth Jean. to I...A.C. AMred Izrneat, son of ms. Wiri- fred Ramsey and the late Winfred Ramsay, of Hscnllton. P. I}. I. The marriage will take piece in the ilOliflIl-llllfl.

“REBIQCA 0!‘ SUNNYBIOOK FARM" and the following special- ties: Miss Betty Beers, solo Mr. Roy Srneiiman. solo. w. Ceorge Johnston, 3010., Misses Beverley Smith and Phyllis MacFedyen. Duct. ‘Miss ‘Ilhclcne Teed. Violin Solo. Miss muise Cox‘. Piano. Ac- ccsripanlst Prof. A. R. Kendall and Mr. Peru! (Jud-more. Hearts Mem-

orial Hall. Juno 3rd and 4th. Tldcets at Milton's Old Spain only.

iivTIiYs lN 11111111111...

l-ANPS Product becoming increasingly popular every "m; livincproef that lieueeliolderfcnevsre ct the quality eon- Mined in Alils product. '

bowr sir uric, m!

LAIIIYI, Bread, Please _

BAKERIB new l -= eu on... mieieemive "°"»1"**'i**_-._

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Pair/k; .

débzow

CITY

City Police Court yesterday morn- ing a man charged with driving s ‘ motor vehicle while under the in- fluence of‘ liquor was given seven days in Jail. A drunk and disorder- ly was fined $10 arid costs or 20 days. There previously remanded One was dis-

missed

ten day suspended sentence.

I'll.

‘fins clcstns yesterday. Among the 83 graduates

WEN, J

Russel

terday. Mr.

turned

‘uess of several weeks.

The Wynne will be dtticn

Joyce '

aide.

Oerr

11H.

ARTIFICIAL EYE

All PLASTIC EYE

lnllaldudlr suede and by

IIIIT LAIOINIO

‘Illlllllls

a Ievawfslyasrliaelee Unbreakable

a Jsaiermaeaal a Illllatlasleagl a Illlllafllaaeles

Wafiiininlsanupvpar-lidsto raetoretmclaiccntours. a meissei-er cos staff will

be in Iieiifs: and t. seiis _°"|Yll!.TIll!l-0fllthQss '

f Appointments should be

Brest Laboratories, Ltd-l

62 Avenue ll. Toronto I. Ont.

Five student; from Prince Edward Island are graduates

Academy and Commercial College.

Me ‘ uiation in Wendell Gtswemt. Mount school

Irene Prqfitt, Iseetown. Two-year Secretarial Diploma (with distinct- ion); Joane Loretta Metkle. Bmuner- stds, stenosflilhlc Diploma: Gordon

sition in Engineering.

m. Hugh Mathleson of Heather- daic was s. visitor to the city yes-

Director of Income Tat. has re-

opcratiori at the Hospital on seturdey.

._.__----— PIINCI STRICT SCHOOL

Honor Roll for Mey- Oracle X - i. “our Rroseraon. 2-

Donald

Claudia Beilefountsiris. naviscn. and Joan Kerr's! (scum.

tebilsh a mutual company in the United stake in

' DIRD 0F TIIIIKS

asewearlsqan

Ilyaayelal

QSQI- r

meda by Jana 15. - For Information write l

POLICE COURT-At the

were two

and the other was given a

sruosurfi. a-r m‘. a. -

smorig this year's from Mount Allison

were held ohn Donald Pike, Aiberum. Arts; William

Stewart,

L "HQ Certificate; Betty

Leerd. Oascurrnpec. Matricul-

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Personals

6.1:. Ritchie. Rrovincisl to his office alter an iii-

friends. of Mr. Eugene . Post Office Department, glad to learn that his con- ls satisfactory following a-n Charlottetown

Proctor. 8- Ann Worthy.

Grade IX — l. Marleen Warren. 2. Norma Jean Allan and Shirley Downs (squall. 2- Joan BIRMI- Grade VIII - l. Jean Diamond,‘ .2. Beryl Woodside, s. iielsn Mas-

awqa-gde v11! .- i. Billy llkcCen- niell, 2. John MeoDougeli, 3.1mm Nechorugeii

oreae VII - 1. i-Zliubeth Mae- Lessi, 2. Gloria HHIWHNY. 8- Dawn

Mercer. Grade v11 - 1. Janet Cameron,

3» Gordon Whilfi. l. MAY)’ Whitl-

Gi-aide V! - i. Mark Iiedner, S. Helen Cooke. B. Donald amt-sod. Grade V1 - i. flicresa Presley, 2. Jenn Bevan. 3. Ralph White- head '

oi-iuie v - i. uni-me any and Lucie simma (equal), 2. Marie Bus- seli and Alton Russell (equal). l-

Rrollie Lee and Allison Worth (equal).

Grade V - . Mes-y Holding, 2. Ian Scrims . 8- M"? Mlflcll‘ iuni.

Grade IV - i. Gertrude Mac- Sicifoon (equal) 2. Jackie Hobbs, a. Ireith

end Bfiyl

and Gloria Msdxinncn.

l Grade IV -.- i. Wfnnifred Mac- Pbpaon. 2. Joyce MacOaHum, s.

A IJTTLITWIITID

‘ms ‘mrka cell the turkey “the Amctoen bird" since its original habitat was North America.

i-...___--- , IAI IIIUIANCI AUDI‘!

cue-

' there, watching the “green ring-

drunka vatcd state.

Ellen ’s Diary

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Iother-in-iaw was at his ger- dening today taking advantage of the prevailing dampness to trans- plant iettuce and other o! the ear- lier plants to prepared and straight rows. I thought as I came to loiter

ere" at work that James himself would be satisfied with those, so neat and true he fashions them. I said: “You would enjoy farming on The Island." His reply was characteristic of the man, "but one wouldn't call this farming-not as you people know it!" The garden land is dark and obviously rich from being annually well fed with manure that docs not come from the cleaning of stables but is "pretty high to buY-wbout eisht dollars the ioadl"

Rom the grey boulders set staunchly iri uncultivated places. I fancy the lawns and gardens here ere the results of a happy choice of location ls weilss the result o! much sweat and brawn expended in hauling clay to the place. Not in all the stump neid at bums- when our farmers come to clear it will they find one such atone as l5 often seen sitting unconcerned here in most unwanted 89°!!- uwugii what. was noticeable and strange at first to me is now nt- ting in nicely with our scenes. Violets are blooming in a. shady place on the lawn, the white 111d the blue, though the former have ioit much of their delicate and rare perfume in their transplant- 111g. ‘These were brought from native haunts beside a stream. The blossoms are‘ much larger than when found in the unculti- but still modest and graceful. Peoples are in bud ‘now. about ready to burst into bloom. The irises are at their bcshbrlflllfi- ening lawns and rock Sflrdfllfl- 1 and myself wondering about those at home, this ones that were so closely cropped by i419 fl-lbblln! lambs and ewes. Neither sheep nor cattle are to be found in this sub- urb but a saddle horse, s. pet of niece to our host comes to the bars in the bushy pasture across‘ the highway to sweet her and. there are does. that at present bay l0!!- fly into the dusk.

.

The weather continued damp and sunlcss today though a. fog, which lay over the place at morn- ing presently dissolved. Softly veiling it was, enfoiding any diat- arice and hiding the landscape from view. I thought of those at Alder- lsa, which creep in along the windings of the river at. times to hide the edging trees-and even the grey of the mill and all in the valley from sight and which at s signal. of brightness are lifted roslly by the sunrise. This was mother day m be idled away, but pleasantly, though one may not be sure of the line between swell- spent or wasted day. Boolu which lie in numbers and frivitingly in this heme to tempt the like of ma, were taken up at times but not to be read, only to rifilc the leaves and browse s. bit here and there. Visiting one can not settle to read, delightful es it is, riot with so much that is new and diflerent to do and see. I U

I think now of s. feminine pas- time much enjoyed by my sisters, and I admit at times entered into personally with more than casual interest, that of shopping and vis- iting the stores in the city, for almost daily since we came. we have found an excuse to bring us there. -

moss better acquainted with the prevailing customs scan the even- ing papers for “bargahis" describ- ed there in detail. and then it is only e matter of noting down the location to be on the spot in time. The women we have met "only naturally" they tell me, are

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RINSO or OXYDOL- Large Pkg.

. 35: 25:

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.......32c |

i... Toilet soar- Eocli 8c; 2 for . . . . . ..

Lux FLAKES- Large pkg.

‘JCT???’ .".“.". l??? .. 95:

Paper NAPKINS-

CRISPY Sweet Mustard PlCKLES—l6 oz. bottle ..

152 .... .. 32:

20oz. tin l3c—2for...-_._... 7k9~~

PASTRY FLOUR- l m... Neprhc SOAP- ' 1 Lb. Dag ..... _. ..,_., 41C E-chioe; 3 for 25C Aylme DICED arm CARIROTS- SHORTENING- f

20 oz.’ Tin T . . . . . . . . . . . .. llb.pkg...... Al... PORK nd BEANS- K rciissss-

zii u. Meg-l For .. 35C lgib. pkg. 29C A APPLE JUICE- wsx P _

zcimiz. m. l0c-3 for 29C 100 Fociplscill . . . . . .. 32C

32c

l-Zlb. . . . . . . . .

CcrnedPORK HOCKS- u». ..

WEINERS- Lb

Smoked Pork BUTTS-S to 8 lbs-Lb.

FRESll AND SMOKED MEATS

Breakfast BACON- | | d 5 Slieed,lb. 59C 1,1",R,é°,}'5“__,u,,,h _ cooxro HAM- N”, "

96 Count

.. .... .21:

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'Sunkist, 288 Count ORANGES-Dcz.

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FR ESll FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

CABBAGE-Lb, . . ._._., . . .

GRAPEPRUiT-l-l for ...' .

ALSO: fiomxrors, CUKES and

.. .. 30: .. 9: .25: .33:

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SPINACH

recs; THREE .. V.

3 BIG SALE DAYS

Thursday -- Friday and Saturday Ster‘: cloud all day llcsday celebrating the“ King's llrlliiidsy

JELLO PUDDINCS- Vsnilla, Butterscotch, Caramel and Chocolate. Pkg. l0c—3 Pkgs. . . . . . .

Aylnisr Tomato or Vegetable SOUP- l0 cs. tin, each l0c—3 for ...._._..

Island Brand TOMATOES- ' 20 cs. tin l8c—2 for

Grapefruit JU|CE—

e ~44 w":

extremely interested in clothes and seem to be experts in fabrics and ‘ashlons. Stores at present feature smite weer in the windows though of course there are also the color- fui summer uiiriss too. any two conservative or extreme may easily be satisfied. and costs are within the reaches of e11 budscts- M l" home. skirt ienst-hs m I ""1"" of moment and while the 101180! lengths arc featured this is 1:11 pretty much to the choice of the \ wearer who must know that knee ‘lengths are cf course out.

Odd times on _tl'1c street one aces e piece of fcmlnity gowncd in s. fashion out of thollsh this were amused at one of these yes-

ter

and admittedly quaint and pretty —her bodice Irish-necked. an edge of frillcd petticoat peeping out be- neath her long and full While such modes have much to couimend them, it is only logical to reason that s. rece of women, freed so iong from the confine- flt of stays and layers of cloth-