‘ NM?“ ' .3) work! with sportswear. ,d1-oaaos. Pattarn ms:

PATRICIA ANNE

Patricia Anne in-(Tlair. the candidate for Carni- . is the riaiialiter of _ Robert Li=f‘lai.i,'. . Charlottetown Patricia is :3 ~ senior student nurse at the Charlottetowri Hospital She

‘ attended ‘.\' o t r 9 Le v o i d

- Prince of Wales Fnileze I-Ier ‘autside. interests include ska . ting. dancina. l(nIlllIlE. has

‘ ketball. Red Cross. horseback

jies in right D8!‘lPPCtl

Mole Reader’

Dillers From Columnist

Des: M_a_ry Hawnrth: As a re»- gular man readnr of vniir col.- umn. I find no qiiarrel with your advice. though much of it is too pat. For example. prayer is not me an_<\\‘P1' to maiiv problems. Even so. ,\‘l"‘li' ideas do no harm.

With one recent exception. however. in which you appar- ently ovr-i‘-.r\o.l~:.<=d what might. be I serious problem

A young wife complained that s r e f ers to " in public and This emharrasses her in corripanv. and when -ilw protests D1'iva.tely he says he “forgot "

She asks what to do about it. You say the man's pet name for her is a term of ondeai-ment. gignlfygng prultfifiil gfl'9i"llt’In and appreciation that far exceeds ro- mantic iiitere.-.t. Vou tell her to react light - heartedly. to call her husband ‘i_-snps" or “pa_ppy" when he calls her "m.ornmie" in

the presence of friends

"This." viiu say. “may lead him to drop the . r it may become a fond jest that _voii

both enjoy '

You ignore H1: pr\_:_:,1hilit\- that his ilSl!'!E the term 'morrinm=" could be a Freudian slip His al leged appreciation \\'l‘ll(‘l.‘.l "far exceeds romaimr ititerest" may signify interest in ii mot.her- fig- ure. In short. lie n'i=i_v uncon- sciously lyric-cast his wife as a mother. ll en‘ yriiir arlvice . 95 lb? real prnlilt=m iintntirlie

May I propose that you enlist I good p.=_vrh0ln;'isl as consult am when preparing replies in fii hire Sincerely yniii-s..\'l1

De VB. Your agitation about the possibility of an over- looked Freiidianslip. ii the above instance. brings to mind

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NEW PICK-UP WORK

Crochet a "conversation" jac- fit of squares - it tops ovary- [oes everywhere.

rociie t a d I t -

A in jacket. of c . issada one at

Ilustlniis I!-94: M» . cub (animal for v - (no stamps. planet

I . all 1 east

.'IIIl!‘|lIIIy PAT- Iflflu All All-

wnmaii sees something in a I store that to her mind. "ls just ' what I've been looking for" in

I.F.('I.AlR

ridiri: and '_£!‘"lll" sirizinz Pal ricia is also a !TtPiTll\Pr Of ill?

Royal Canadian .\'avy Re- serve. Helen Kelli‘. the Jiinirir cari-

didate for (‘ai‘iii'ral Qiieei‘. is

the daiigliter iil \lrs. Bennett .. . Siiiiiinerslde Helen is is .liininr Arts student tak

ing a major in tlnciolozy Her tastes in music are partial to claszical a n d

classical and semi -

and folk miisic now

s Opinion

Alexander Popes ironic obser- Vallflfl. In-\rit'.

i "A. little learning is a dangerous

thing.

Drink deep or taste not the Pier ian sprinz;

There sliallnw draiizhts intoxic- ate the brain.

Arid drinking largely snbe-its us

thing, that

usual

marriage has produced

her report ‘.

lsev-. no nrtue iii making

iZhm%n:

I The Guardian. Charlottetown, Fri. Jan. 31, 1964.

HAPPE

Audrey Jenkins. Woman's Editor: Phone 4-8800

NINGS

Mr. and Mrs Frank B. Mur- phy have returned to Norboro after a five week holiday visit-

ling their daunhier and son-in-i

land family, Windsor, Ont. They

{also spent some time in La gsalle. 0ni.. guests of their

nelce. Mrs. Anthony Dowling and family; in Hamilton they visited Reginald and Fra c- Carville and families.

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A reception lioiioriiig the 50th

wedding anniversary of Mr and 1

M . MacPhersnn. New Wilt- shire was held at the home of :their son, Wendell MacPherson. i Euston St. Cliarlottetowri. ‘ G' is, congratulatory mes

lg Jagets and telegrams were re-

HEIEN KEI.L\'

CARNIVAL QUEEN CONTESTANTS

again I-In interests include

family members Refreshments in- tiered wedding their daiig‘nter-

_(‘!l\'P(l from and friends cluded a three cake made b_v

tin-law. Mrs. Lloy l\‘Ia(‘pllEI‘SOIl..' ‘ Mr an

, . Mrs. l\lscPherson. (the former Effie Mar-Leod of

- .-t h ' ‘Darlingtoni were married at r:'a0Ti:E anga“\:J;‘;nz c:“£:;ng Brookfield manse hy the Rev. and refinishing antiques Her J3" M3°H3lllf.‘- They have three domestic interests are iconic sons‘ Dnnald‘ wand?“ and Lloyd

mg and sewing in which she excels Helen is a Gold Cord Girl Guide and co - captain of the 8th Basilica Company.

She is secretary of the Junior :‘M1'5 class and a membcr of the ‘Ralph D”m°“l

social committee. Her latest ambition is “to learn to fly."

when putting minor idiosyncras- VD.

Very ‘likely the man we‘ve dis-

cussed addresses his wife as "mcimmie“ because his fathertshortly to join his regiment in when sh, mm." up Sm,“ used that term in speaking of Winnipeg. where he will I’1F_lnlII~ W‘ ‘W ill“ mmlleri ‘and he Pmb“ ed later by Mrs. Denns. who is ‘home.

ably remembers his dad as “all in it " so that instinctively he re

nerisms in his own role as fam-Q

l_v he d.

In my book. 8 wife who flin- clies from being called "mom- mie" by her husband iwliether in private or in piibftici is is ra- ther painfully self-centered ner- soii. for obscure reasons. whose self-image is acutely unaccep-

lng her own €lllSlVF sense of in-

after six years‘ should lead the wa_v. by explor-lhonor of my new

wand six grandchildren.

Leaving today for Moiitreal are Mrs. Earl MacI_-cod. Mrs. Don Martin. Mrs. Clive Stewart. Ian Rankine and Mrs. They will be ‘guests of Mrs. George Michael.

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t Bombardier and Mrs. H.(‘. Dennis have returned to Char- ‘loitetovm from Germany where .Bmdr. ,enniIs has completed a threeyear tour of dutv with the Canadian Army. He will leave

ivisitlng with her parents. Mr. .and Mrs. W.0. MacKen7.le. An executive meeting of the ‘CAC was held on Tuesday. Jan- uary the 28th at the home of §Mrs. Ralph Manning. The new ;joint subscription rate of Can- jadian Consumer and Consumer {Reports was discussed. An open {meeting in F'ebi'uary with topics iof current consumer interest was planned.

ffamily. Patricia and Gentle. of- ; Piierto Ricn, west Indies. are fvisliing Mr. Riley's mother, Mrs. ‘ Willard Riley. Kensington. |

Mrs Nettie Callbeck will ob- serve her 83rd birtliday Friday‘ ‘at the home of her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson. North

River.

t Mrs. William Sutherland. Ken- lalngton. celebrated her 91st bir- ithday on Monday. January 27 -when friends called on tier at ‘tihe home of Mr and Mrs. Ern-‘ ‘est MacEwen W h ere she is- lspending the winter months. _« A birthday cake made by her ldaughter. Mrs W :Charloitetown. who lday with her mother. vi 5 a s e- ‘clal feature of the afternoon tea served by Mrs. Mat-Ewen Flowers and other gift congratulatory messages received by the celebrani _ Mrs. Sutherland. who never .wears eyeglasses and can “read loll day". lives in her own home, ‘at Victoria Street West. u ntili the Winter storms threat en. a the MacEwen

s and were ‘

short way in

raids to echo his father's man-

Luxury Cheese Souffle Rises To The Occosion

THE CHEF and I dropped in for dinner at the

recenilv

Mal?‘ H8“'°!‘lll 00"“ 5‘!-"15 "Are the cattle in the polebarn

throuzh her column. not by mail

m"""”“"-" “T ""‘l"l"l.l3 “T 50' or personal interview Write her

meiitin; lempests in ieapois,

in care of The Guardian.

El.LEN’S DIARY

Thick Skein Of Yorn ls Prepored For Socks

er. V "Including the cats"

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fed? And the horses'.‘‘‘ Mack nodded. "Every last animal" plied. "Including the cats" we said watching the skeln grow light-

he re-

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dish. be - starred and moonlit

as done. I believe" the Curiosity-ca offers. easing himself down fro

l I - Mr and Mrs Frank Riley and ‘

height. min. Serve at once

MR8. ROBERT GRAY

Mory Leo Stewart Weds, Ceremony In Atlanta, Ga.

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ry Lea Stewart. daughter of Mrs. Walter Fitz - alan Stew- art of Siratligartiiey. P.E.I.,l

and the late Honourable Stew-I’ riage by her uncle. William art. became the bride of Robert: Lea of Atlanta. Mrs David Con- Wingfield Gr.o_v. son of Mrs. Iral rad Miller of Kensin

Reynolds Gray of Huntington. \'a. and the late Mr. Gray.

Saturday. .lanuar_v 11. at the f"*j“j ""“""“’ “"’ ”

If individual. bake M

HA L-IN VT OR FLOIJNDER.

,S0l,'FF|.F. A LA B.-\G_i\TEI-LE

rcstaiirani." I

grinned. A perfect night. we hm, Mil.

James‘ step is at the :1 nor. last round of day made. an ill

t m

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i2 led up high. \\'lf‘lP and hand-‘ some?

k 3 min. or until thic smooth. Cool 5 min

Stir in cheese. Se Beat _vol ks light with 1 cornstarch and add. Beat whites stiff; fold in

ksnd‘

'2‘/2 is. iisli sirirl:

5 ll 1’ - (‘river generously with souffle mixture.

- . ake parate eggs. _37.-i (1.3,-9,.

irimmrzs icltco column-. eidi or I‘; t- each bottled clam

jlll"P aid \\'."i’f‘I' lbs. sliced bniic:l halibut iilleis of lliiiinricr

OI’

Melt butter in small saucapan. 555,, M" ,; p...,,,,n_,_ (-Fm" in

The souffle certainly proved Sill ‘” n0‘”'3 “I9” -‘l““"~‘l"' ll3‘smnritli :1‘. ":1

I.l1I‘Ff_' lrive-l_v children ito quote adequacy in the married state. In be high fashion. for it puf- ’"'”V53” Md “““l'“'E MH —~—- —~---— tori

‘Ts vii the platters.

cheese

20 min. in mnd. oven. s F. Serve at once

.‘Gr

59- , "as is." or topped with 3 nar-i FEB ‘ row strip 9 s of Kollandalsel sauce.

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een Cooks Will Com pet-9 At Bake-Off

“Island girls will soon is ave an opportunity to demonstrate their cooking abil‘ty while com- peting wiih other teen is g e r s from across the pro nce." a siounced Angela Burke in diar- lotietown this we .

iss Burke is is publicity co}-

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our-nwullvnrencent

roiyd and son Geoff.

Uuesia d Mr.-and Mrs. Harry Lewis. Walter MacDonald. Covehead. Is a patient in the P.E.I. I-hsni. tal

The young people of York Covehead. Marshiifeld and Bl'.'iQ. kley held a ‘'gei-toqether'' ,, York Hall last week.

Mr.and Mrs. Claude Crasmi and daughter, Mrs. John Wliislqp_ paid a short visit to York, M the home of Mrs. Gordon Crock.

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sultan! for the Young Can an. Bake - Off competition while is begins April 4th.

One winner fro in each pro.- vince will receive I $100. Cana- da Savings Bond. a Provincial Trophy. luggage and an invita- tion to the National Bake - OI!

BRISTOL

Those who put up ice are busy at the task right now. and one man is reported as putting up a

hundred tons for summer sales

and provincial Bake- Offs, in-

cluding those of chapero no a accompanying the girls wl-ll be paid by tths miller: of Five Roses Flour.

"The stimulus for young cooks is coming from home ec- onomists“, Miss Burke. “an added incentive is the fact that it's fashionable to be a crea- tive cook".

The calibre of Maritime cook- ing is very good. she added. In fact last year's National cham- [plan was 17 year old Jean Mac- Donald of Moncton. N.B. with a seafood casserole. Her grand prize included $1500 Educa- tional grant (or $1000 cash)

YORK

Mrs. Parker Jewell was hos- tess at the January meetln York Women's Institute held in the school.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Watts and two children visited recently

an 9 --.

Cathedral of Saint Philip. Ai~ lant Go.

The bride was given in mar-l l l

gion. Cnnn.., sister of the biiide. was moi-l ron of honor Bridesmaids were: Barbara Fitz — alan Stewart oi,

ontreal. Quebec. sister of the; bride: Bertha Marshall Bray- Ics. Nancy Richardson. an Charlotte Sue Keim. all of At- lanla.

Reynolds Ayers Gray of (‘hes-

“"Ji° ”"’“ apeake. Ohio. was his brother's

best man Ushers were William Gray of Dallas. Tev. Dr. Lewis av of Jacksonville, TH, David C. Miller of Keiisinqion, Robert Nichols and John Skn£- siad of Atlanta. A recent on was

Cold Waving Q Bleaching

Tinting . Perm. Special‘ Phone. 4-9752 N 257 Grafton st.

C of Mr. and Mrs. Harry l\

Mr. and Mrs. Zampir Cosiache is a patient in the Charlotte- lown Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Simpson. Bay View, were recent ’ “ - Lewis.

Ir. and Mrs. Stuart Vossey. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vessey. Charlottetown, recently.

Mrs Edison Waits and son. Summerside, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Watts. Her husband, Mr. Watts. is a patient In the Prince Edward Hospital.

Dr. J.C. lottetown Cl congratulations upon rec

can College of Physicians.

to the tourkt trade. Strange as it may seem squirrels and rat. are the worst enemies of the ice man. they bore holes into the saw dust coverings. and this ai. lows air to go through to melt

the ice in hot weather.

Mrs. Mary Malone and Mm

Eugene Sinnott were recent vls. {tors to the city, also Mr.

a ii (1 Mrs. Irving Drake. Slnnott of the Char. lnlc staff is receiving Giving honor of becoming a {co}. low and Associate of the Amcri. Dr. Slnnoti. a Bristol man, Complet.

ed post graduate education rt; quirements his proficiency as a heart spec. ‘ Ialiat. Dr. Sinnott is married in

and demonstrated

Ilse forimer Billie Fitzgerald .1.-i_-1 they have six children.

Work on the new creamery iii going along despite the severe

weather and the new plant is

expected to be ready for open. lug early in the spring with all new equipment. The large blllld log is being erected by he H Phalen Construction Co.

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with Mrs. Mary MacDo n ald. . winlaloe North, ‘E-’hI;:l:li1stl:ic: former resident of Little Stanley Costache. son of The sportsmen,‘ dinner H ‘x_

pected to be held in the new high school this winter. as (Is

it’: e most suitable place for such large event.

APPOINTMENT

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Mr. and ,Mrs. Bernard Schmel- tz. York. were recent visitors to

ciiariottetomi p M

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_ r. and Mrs. Leonard Brown.

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Insurance Counselling

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1 Plywood Place Ch’town

Very slightly butter and liEl1I-V. ply flour quart baking dish or. lsi is n7.i c h i na ramt=klns.‘. Spoon in cheese mixture With knife make inch doe cut. ‘around the souffle 1!; inch from lodge; tis makes center risa ihlflllfl‘. I ‘ Bake large souffle 35 min. in mod. oven, 375 degrees I''.. or- .until browned and doubled in

"I\‘.mi. Ellen" James protes-i Rink was in the offing. He cl1u- chor mi mi: evening. when be r--. ckle " mained liirlcrirs iiftcr iiiiriiieii “That reminds me" he said chatting, and we approached «-1 "w pappy vnkum me mpg, the couch.

-the old armchair with a skeln of‘ yarn. “I can't hold that wh i la;

‘ you wind it! I should have beenl

out before this. There a re . Prinz down the old .. ‘ t.l'iat's what my mother always used."

"But. James" we said.j "there's only the one 9 kt-i n— besides it‘s for your socks. member?“ i

"I know. I know. Wc'1l leave’ iii until later. I shan‘t be gone long. I'll be. in bye and bye."

He. prior man. has a way of postponing tlii n g s —— so mt- items. that is. For example: when we chance to come shop- ping toizetlier to town. and f his

the sh a pie of some article of feminine wear: a chic bat par. hsps or dress. or maybe a mod- ish bag. or even as he would term it "some gewgaw."

nice But. if I were vnu. Ellen. I woiildn‘i bother with it today. we‘ll be in town a 2 at is before too long. when we have more time to shop besides" he will add. leading off briskly to

dress! And haven't you plenty purses now. to hold all that y o u have to put in them?" And the door closes. And a week (lies. and maybe a season. below in come toshop together again. "It will only talra a few min-

is big it‘ snented. suffering uajo in place on his hands. "No lambs yet?" we inquired. thoughts on the black fleece-l

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he com- aettle it

well in way. It's [nod to catch the early price. but win I in - lamhlng has its worries, For one thing. they make Hie} stirs chores." I

lack cams by, skates in hand.

- leaning back his chair. bare feet rested on G006 - fll

day — I can‘t say if it was in a‘

paper or on TV —— but h

of doing it than t h at. He was comfortably in

a footstool - of - sorts. the yarn held on his big toes -- and weren't they a size! Grandfa- ther" he laughed. teasing- Iy "you should try it th at way!"

"I should be out no work — that's what" Jan in as smiled.

Pl /UN f‘—‘li_,_Tf-ii? TIP .li /iwt ‘I ii

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Until tomorrow —- Diary _' ghi

“I'll take myself off for af

9 w ‘u; stroll. Oh. maybe only as far as;

holding a skein for Mammy to‘ a

wind And be had at better wav cut‘: smile." it’: A night to so} II

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Toss and Salts scaly FOR QUICK RELIEF lob on hlglily-medicated isst-penetrating lUCK|.EY'S WHITE RUB Iiustglva toisl foot relief or total rsfund sold I nly ru

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Basilica Recreation Centre FEBRUARY 3'rd., 4th., SII1.

Tickets may be picked up at the Castro or by phoning I-IVS — 8-I'll!

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We will be closed Saturday Feb. Isl. and Monday Feb. 3rd for steels-faking.

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the appolntmcni of Mr. Alvin Johnston as Store Manager. Mr. this posltiol

table to her .1 bay lc . . . ’a)::l:‘8l‘l.'-.3‘. an infantile YTIBlF.l She Drnba.bl.\' is secretlv afraid gflalfurigggfltllilc.Ffpmi-fistailigsannt s0:I{Prl‘:! argdaretcigiesi for b I 3i Sltf‘-DA ls-mon I i:‘|'V;:‘rnm1‘:l ri(l1rcPml:I“a‘l‘l of Bishops ‘ }§‘:Iol:‘eI.i§c88<:I; _ 4: i - = to cast his wife in the mo ‘I-l'”" ‘hp '5" Seen‘-Tly plflmed m’ i - I ' ' . ‘ P P H N” P‘ "1 “’"'l"’ "M ‘ h"‘"'l """"l"'” ("Ti . ~ ‘ 4 Charlottetown. P.E.I. 4» ’-““- -her husbands heart as the an-«Jiist oiiciicrl iii ti tic“ lmtvn liitclicn for you to make at cheese snuliln iahovei Hol-‘ "‘”" "°"'”""‘= l“"“ “"9" 4 flwrlngimle in mN'”p1amn5hm“s\\ver to his prayer for the ideal ‘OT! F-fifil 54lll 5? U1 -'\‘€W Y°|’l<- ll"mF- iidaiw sauce optional . W"-'l"ll"E ‘I'll’ ‘-0 H3“'3ll- VT =¢“‘=‘=-‘:33 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “l 3" "33’ “F; m‘?‘.‘' «“‘”‘l“‘l‘lll'§;“' S\\vpFfhparf. c,,n‘1,-ad. wit; she ‘‘I iinclerstand. \l. D a n lFl_ for 6 gt1.s3_¢,"-9.{,_.-1, . slack in", deep‘ and Mrs. Gray will live in Los y anon on or in-pqpnnzi e, 1. . H1 , h v_ _1 i, ' _ that you have served over a - ‘.‘\.n cl .. C ll’. ‘ and Slit’ ll‘-6 08l't'55- Pl‘0lP“"‘1‘ l"- y,e.,i,r5:i.s:p:i-.8cxmgiiigny .3 ii ;'mlllii'\!l souffle: in your re=tau- CHEESE SMWFLE lgnll1Cl?'IYi:il p;ilibga(lTi ]Ceai*lef- is "Wat"-"" 5°‘‘°"‘° "5 'l““3-‘ the mother at his children. wiiichlraiit during the. past '25 years." ‘’4 6- bull" ‘fullv slip in fish simmer’. cookl niuicii IMPORT!-‘D "°"di"“'l-" “lch 3 ma“ 3”“ mileaves the door open figurative-ll Said. !t‘kM“'lFl'lEll‘E flit’ Dl“‘- 1/‘ 0‘ Hm" ‘I’! ‘min or iuitllibezinnlnz to’ n -I - .1 ‘5‘'‘‘‘'" "'"E”“° '”‘ "'9 “'"l3"”- '°i-.1 for some insinuating siren.lI’Tl9l°l”8 Wfilm El'E°llr‘iZ. ""1 '"‘ "”M°d mm‘ ‘flake. nraltr keep warm‘ Re- mi Canada‘ an -barhnmimesl l‘ ’ , ‘'am”''H3E'’ his game‘ 9“? " Iiiiburderied bv familv cares to‘l|Pl‘0 again in Pii.l0.\' “"""“-‘I Your 1"‘ “V 53“ lmnve Anv skin i la” ‘m»pn”ed' and lmpnfls have‘ ’ . Ml‘ AI ' J I! {mm l"""5' ' ‘steal him awav ' ' i ‘ (-5995; ,m,{f1e,_-i -'/4 l5P 31'""“"l "‘”'m'E » llicanillnic prepare cheesclbem Increasing by about onel EDI’ I vm 0 “stun .' l - . . . ' I) - ‘ Tlitis it isn't likely that _siii-h a Hence ,t any deep p5ycim]n;;.}'1]1(;n pygsmoixii qoltriz-i,sr, "5 "gr Cheeseéhggs graled lA""';snuffle mixture as previously Eoninnuflly _‘""° 195"‘ , _-. . W. A. Macllae, President oi ‘f~°~Iliiw.i=iiiaiig1crl lYl‘llPl11"‘l1<‘Yl‘3-l‘ca'. problngls to be done tr-l "lllfirrl. Madame. And also erf,a“° 3’ °’ G“‘Y'= irecled. ‘“',lf[JBfl.l4'llli'fi‘.Zfi%’1 Si-ocktakln Slewlrl Iiiil M8038! |-td- iiiisc ia¢‘l.ilI5lTi1‘‘i1lS 70 lift‘. SP! and wards solving the problem thatflperhnps. for Monsieiir le Chef, 'a F 1 Brush 6 individual aliiml- ‘ ‘ r- ‘~ 0 h ‘ Ill”! Clflldllfl TIN‘ C0l'P'|l 59 wnmanlinn. ‘would c‘lie6'i‘.'ii'-l.V PI‘P(‘lDil8l€5 flils wife‘: concern. -a new ‘fish muffle. that I would l ':,$“rm_nS,arth lnum or 8IaIl‘lP<.< steel platters ~ BEAUTY SALON ‘ soclnie store In Cliarloitciowii. -call his iiife mornmie as the I suggest that she h crsel f,cnll high fashion. created in encrously with butter Divide 090" EYHZV Day ‘ 7-3-1 IS PIEIINI 90 8|l|l0l""‘| ‘ 0