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For whet happens in that glass Demand and ~Get “ASPIRIN” _

Your druggisl is featuring Aspirin NIOW because it relieves Pains FAST! SAFE!

IONOI ROLL PRINCE STREET OHOOL

i a Grade VI: 1 Phyllis McLevd. 3

Velma, worth, 3 Joy Reser- Grade V: 1 Benche Howatt, 2

Marguerite Brehaut; 3 Sadie A1- Geography: Doreen Alley. com. ' ‘ Geometry, Eva MacMllinn. Grade'vg 1 Frederick _Waller, 3 Latin, Doreen Alley, Gladys Bernice Boyce. 3 J01"! 3-9?“-

James, tie. Award m Gladys James. Grade 1v; 1 Mflrivrle Bafllvtt. Janet -McLeren, S-hirlie Stems, 2 Urulse Brown, a

* e . worded to Janet Keith Carson.

3mm y A - ‘Grade IV: l Ruby Sherrerl. 3 Grade rx 8r: 1 Kimball Keep- Mary wright. Adele Landrizah, a

hig, I Grace Diamond. 3 é habelle Russell Alcorn, Harald Morrison.

an“; ' » Grade III: ‘Grads IX Jr: l Isabel Sinclair. i 2 Roma Vessey’. 8 Jack Proud. ,

Miller, 3 Beatrice Pound. Grade III: 1 Elizabeth Prowse. ~53“ V111; 1 Phyllis Murray, ~2 2 Alvina. Carr, 8 Myrtle McLeod.

éynthlo Kendall, a Eleanor Mary Grade 1'1: 1 Phyllifi aueli. 1

ma; . ' George Brown, Donald McLeod, 8 lance vn; 1 Lillian Keys. 2 Bev- Arthur ccmn.

‘ll-m vmrdqmtine, a Constance Grade II: 1 Barbara- Plckard, 2

“ma”, Betty Kink. 3 Ruby Downe, ‘oi-ode Vi: 1 Pauline Simmonds, I - - f1.

Grade lo: Special prizes in Grade 1o presented by Mr. C. H. B. 1on8- 7011.113

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flThis is one oi ti: easiest oi’ the "srrensed" types =0! min salad. A quick spreading or the peers with soit cheese, the Jfinmg o: the griipg halves on the (‘nee se-spread pears- end you're ready ti; complete a most interesting 5nd Qppgaling 551mb dessert. ,

Drained gnnnei pear halves

White cream o‘ cottage cheese

Red Olhjbllle swieet grapes Crisp lettuce ‘ ' Anifllica

Thick salad. dressing '

MQQ! the white. cream or cottage cheese until soit- and smooth, mix- 1118 with a little cream or salad dressing i! necessary. Spread over the‘ rounded suriluee or the pear. Have the grapesicut in two, and sseeded; arrange! them over the cheese on the peers, to represent a. hunch of grapes; Arrange one pear hall in each crisp individual 1e.tuce

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109 Grafton at. spposite Library Phone 612.

T0 THE TEACHERS 0F P. E. I.

We extend greetings and would like to meet them 1.1. our lllflflf- will"! ‘why not have I. EUGENE PliflflllflliNT? You ml! have ROOT or POINT winding, or a ‘ ' “ l both. Other per- manents we gt e are Nestoll and Sunnyslde Spec Li. With a Shamiloo and Finger Wane or Marcel we give a Hot Oil Trellimcnt. Your toot troubles also miiy he relieved. All experienced operators. '

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bed. Use s. sliver of angelica to rep- Wwht the "stem" oi’ the grape bunch. Accompany m; 351M; by m!“ dfefiiflg~into which some rcssdszsm 2"“ a cm- " . r p wa ers ma with the salad. y passed

RICH DATE-GINGER. DESSERT

‘Ifhis ts not the sort oi thing we usually mean when we tsli: about fruit desserts and. their benefits to Spring appetites. But, neverthe- lees, it will answer well, on the score oi’ its unusual character and extreme deiiciousness. Note how easily it is made.

Chopped pitted dates

Finely minced candied ginger

Rich milk or slightly diluted ev- I

eporated milk Unsweetened Whipped cream Chopped nutmeets (optional)

Mix chopped, pitted dates with’

finely minced ginger to taste. Cover with rich milk or slightly diluted evaporated milk and chill until the dates have softened and the fluv- ors have blended. Place a small amount oi the mixture in each in- dividual serving glass and top light- ly with unswee‘ ed whipped cream. Chopped nutmeats, though not necessary, are s. delicious and attractive garnish.

This dessert, while very rich, ts of a. most unusual flavor, and very simple to prepare; gives something the ellect of dates which have been stewed in milk, then ginger-flav- ore .

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Honor rcil of Model School for month o: March:

Grade VIII: 1 Gordon McDonald.

Grade VII: 1 Charlotte Drlscoll.

Grade VI: 1 Jessie McDonald, 2 Don Downe.

Grade V: 1 Hilda Lenk, i! Elsie Dawson.

Grade IV: 1 Doris Downe, 2 David Bentley, 3 Allied McDonald.

Grade III (a): Kieth Lenk.

Grade III (b): l Bill Thompson, 2 Sybil Power. _

Grads II: 1 Kilmer McMillan, 2 Joyce Gay. »

Grade I (a): 1 Muriel Fraser.

Grade I (b): 1 Doris Keys, 2

Phyllis McMillan.

SnrimgrFashions For Home Dress-Making

.Her\ is something Just. a 11 ie dlflereht ior your newest ape ts (rook. It has wide braid trimmed rover “ accented by contrast- ing aseot scar-ii. The sleeves. that by the war. dut in one with the shoul- ders, are similarly finished with braiding some edse-

‘An setlcnlplait at the bed: ct the blouse and piuits in the skirt. recommend {it highly for K901i! uctiviticl. q

White and pastel tub silks, pastel linen, -

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because with them you can do the most beau '

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