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Thursday Afternoon and following days

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SELLING

ﬂ lib‘. yes, Mr. Blank. come right in-

l'\'e rend your company's an- nouncement in the (luardiztrt. Now let. hie ibiﬁ you . . Y‘ 'l'h.it [nintetl introduction is vital t0 suecessltll selling.

The Charlottetown Guardian

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For Success in Fox Ranchilwg FEED

“IMP/ZRIALS ”

Acknowledged leaders in Fox and Fur Raising.

Imperial Biscuit Bomuany, Ltd.

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‘ Anchovy Fnndwirhes I Sprtutl Flllull rounds oi uiholo: {wheat brrad spariugy wth incited; mwutter then with anchovy pastel , over which place the mcrest wisp of a. slice of lemon. Ethetlc Iood. Ribbon Sandwiches

In making these sandwiches, the l bread should be cut the entire length’ .vot the loaf and the slices spread ‘ with creamed butter. '.l‘wo slices are isprlnkfcd with ﬁnely’ chopped pars! ‘icy, two with the sieved yolks of}

hard cooked eggs, and two with iﬁnely chopped p micnto. The slices‘ i are then piled snugly on top of one. ,ancthcr, with the colors aitctnating‘ ‘and a plain buttered slice on top.'

They are then pressed together firm-

ly and put in the refrigerator under‘

a heavy weight. Just before scrv-l

lug. slice with o. very; Sh.ll‘p knifoi

Rolled Watercress Sandwiches '

l Very fresh bread should b,‘ cut: I

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in as thin slices as possible ancll spread with softened butter‘. Water-i‘ cross is dried with towel and ialitcccl,‘ on the slices, which are then rel-i led, fastened with a toothpick nud- sct in iccbox to chill. Remove tooth- picks before serving, Pastry Jelly Rolls Prepare plain pastry using 1 12 cups pastry flotir. 1-2 teaspoon bak- ing powder, L2 teaspoon salt, 1-2 ,icup shortening, and enough cold iwutcr to make u stiﬂ‘ dough, as the basis. Chill well then rollout to lone-eighth inch thckncss and cut ginto oblongs 4 inches long by 2 l inches wide. Sprcnd along the l centre with currant; jolly which has I been beaten with a fork until pasty. lRoll up tightly, arrange on baking Ilshect. and bake in a ‘hot oven o! i450 deg. F'hr. for 15 minutes. This i will make l2 or l4 little rolls. Nut Oatmeal Cookies Cream 1-2 cup butter, and grad- iually one cup sugar. Next add one egg well beaten, 4 tablespoons of milk, 1 3-4 cups rolled outs, 1-3 cup lchopepd raisins, and ‘Z 3 cup chop- ped nuts. Measure and sift togeth- cr 1 1<2 cups flour, 1-2 teaspoon soda, 1-4 teaspoon nutmeg, 3-4 tea- spoon cinnamon, and 1-2 teaspoon 'c‘.ovcs. Add to rolled oats mixture

spoons on buttered baking sheet, u~ bout 1 12 inches apart. Bake lni oven of 375 deg. Fhr.

Ginger Parfait

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' THE CHARLOT'I‘ET_O\LV__N_»G_IJARDIAN

SUMMERSIIJE GUARDIAN

and Prince County Chronicle

—Thls la for Prince County new: lteml, but auverilsements of a news dlllcﬂplign may be inserted at. 2o per word, strictly payable in ad- vmce.

Q-slarurr nnsr - Buy new full power uuto lights at graces. 5380-0-22-21.

--SPECIAL DANCE, Special Music, Holmmrs Old Time Orch- cstra in McMahon Building, Ken.- sington, Saturday, Sept. 24th.‘ Ad~ mission 25c, 5390-9~2?.-2l.

-—ON MOTOR TRIP-Mr. E. J. McTugue, Railway Agent at Tig- nlsh, left lust week by motor on a itrip to Winnipeg, Man, where he

-ruou|ss1' rmcen, clear pelts produced by experienced hu- farm- ers who fecd R-M- B18111!“-

5380-9-22-21.

—THERE WILL BE an auction sale of furniture at the residence o! Mrs. Horace Clark, Duke Street. Bummcrsldc. on Tuesday. $9M- 32. at; 1.30 p.m. Muny fine pieces of fumiture. besides kitchen utensils will be offered for sale. 5372-9-21-21

-—WIND PLAYS QUEER FRANK -Durlng the recent heavy 881*‘- met wind pnlycd 9, queer prank at, what i5 known as, Black Horse corner, near Kenslngton. A barn Whiﬁh housed u large hay stack had the {our walls torn away and the stack

Always received attd eaten with -__>_ enthusiasm. —Mr. Alphonse Gaudet, who has ‘DINNER SUGGESTIONS 'l'llAT v been spending the past; your at his

and beat thoroughly. Drop by tea-I.

Io! celery salt. Bnd with (llle half. tlciphtgd_ The Bible

the ‘T995118 llflll- this WWW '5 e-Xiencd with 3 teaspoons buttci- and 2 sell McLaren Supt.

"emit 1 Z "HP Dftfﬁf-‘Pl/"d ﬁhollllﬂiimato shells, put tops on, set in bak.

until the syrup splnﬂ a thread. Brut} mQdcrlte l-hﬁ our: whites until stitf. Pour thchltcs.

M- bﬂﬂtiﬂlz steadily until c001. AdtiFrcnch pancakes with orange SRUCCpbCTS ‘present, Mxting the llllohhcd ginger, cool. and foldlbtrtlgrsmtch pecan m; ltn the cream, wlfch has been wh'p— roll. its published on request

‘will visit his sister, Mrs. Hemphill M, gaming ,,,,,ac,__s , and family. While away he is be- ______ 5 ing replaced by Mr. Clarence Ron- __LAMB FAIR AT EGMONT nighan. Charlottetown-T. BAY___M.,,Ch interest is being taken‘ in the Lamb Fair to be held at Egmotit Bay in conjunction with the exhibition, Mr. S. D. Irving 01' the Dominion Llvc Stock Branch, W111 judge the lambs and has made arrangements with Mr. C.M. Arsennult tor special prizes and it is expected there will be a lﬂfle entry The lamb fair ls put 0n by the Federal and Provincial Deport- mcnts of Agriculture and is for the purpose of fostering the industry among the farmem-S

—-M0'!‘0RYNG T0 BOSTON — Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Compton, Mr. and Mrs. W, K. Llewclyn and Miss Ruth Llcwcfyn of Summerside left on a. motor trip to Boston, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Llcwelyn will attend the graduation oi’ thcr daughter. Miss Mildred at the Exctcr Hos- pital, N. H“ on October 3. Miss Llcwvelyn will take a post graduate course in the Lying: in Hospital at Boston, Mass, commencing Octo- ber zone-s

—SLIGIIT ACCIDENT-Mr. Hil- bert Gallant of St. Nicholas fell

, 5mm‘ FY00“ and “we m m“ while loading grain in his field a. i gmgms‘ few days ago and fractured one of i 55-11113]; (m LUXCHIZON 5UG- his ribs. lVlr. Gallant did not real- 55511035 ' izc at frst the nature 0t his hurt,

' but after suffering much pain for

I Potato Pulls

_ a. low days 11c sought medical ad- Two (ups r. ed DOillZGLS, 2 table-

vice, he nns found to have a frac»

i511‘)? mm“ 3 '33“? 1 3 w“ rm‘ turrd rib. Alt~ v: the injury was at- ' 1'“ ~ i’; -s~i* m“ but‘ tetidul to Vi: Gallant returned ‘m’ W" U!" i?‘~"~f"~ “dd m“ ‘"955’ hotnc. It will be necessary for Zilm_

beaten .~ y and the CfLJlll. Sea- m ,.,.___,v fm. a ‘Wm or so berm? he son wth salt and pcppcrmcan g0 0,1 ‘vim me mm, workﬁs‘ Beat \\ ‘ll xii tlrcp by spoonfuls out

, l greased pu Bake in not oven Llflill»

tinged with brcxvn, and serve hot, us,‘ ______ garnish :.:r other hog dish. l ﬁMu (31131-195 T_ Mom-c and 1w“ Trill? 5"" 03MB"? l". 9'9"!" Kiceilvfajor Noye of Enmore were v'sit-| 0"‘? D1" vY-‘WTS- 1 Will"! ‘Yllle-Yors to Summerside on Tuesduy.—S

Simmer tho tripe until tender in ,

hot suited water; drain, and cnz in‘ _M,-_ Anthony Ovgrbeck, of B05- one-itich squares. Smile these light- hm’ 1s vismng his pawns‘ Mu and ly .n greased 11.111 until barely brmvn- Mm Ofprbcck, of D¢3y0is___q~_

ed. Drain the liquor lrom the oys- ters and odd enough milk to it to

PERSONALS

I --Mr. and Mrs. James Cunning-

oysiers and cook until the cdgcst cu1'l. Add the tripe, seasoning, and, -Mr. ‘and Mrs. J. L. Stewart of scrvc in border of Creole Rice on Summcrside are receiving the con-

round platter. gratulations o! their friends on time

(frcole Rice arrival of rt bonnie baby boy on

Snute one onion and one glfttllisfltllftlﬂ)’, September 11th at their pepper, ﬁnely chopped. in tlll'C0;llOlll0.——S

tabfespoorts butter. until transparent} _______ St r in three tubie-lepootts flour, one -Mr. Peter Gallant of Wﬁlllng. cup sifted tonmtoes, and one bruIs-l ton was a visitor to Summersde on cd clove o1‘ garlic. Cook until thclwedncsdayr cn route to Charlotte- wholc thickens, then add one-halfitmvn to ntlend the Central School cup rich meat gravy, and three cups ‘ Fain-s boiled r cc. Season to taste and nr~i ..i_._ range in border on hot Platter. in -—Word has been received by centre of which is meat mixture. Rev. Mr. Jeans that; Mrs. Gibson

I will burcly menion that if you of Montague who was to have giv- have an electric chafing dish, put; en an address in Summcrsldc on it to work making Welsh Rarebit for Thursday is unable to do so on rt cool Fall evening's late rcymst- account of illness-S

WANDER FROM THE BEATEN home in Tignish, left Tuesday {or

PATHS: St. Paul's Seminary, Winnipeg,

L""o.\l‘ Liver, Spanish Style where he is resuming his studies. Sb! ‘ ' calves‘ liver, 3 table —T.

- SEPTEMBER. 22, 1932

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Stains". were rend and approved. Mrs. Eusebius POtvBrS and Mr5_

school. consisted

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Mllllltrs of last meeting Vocal Solo, Afterwards, by Mnthe

Willis Ohelsson, Mandolin and Or-l Frank gun selections by Mr. Jerome B. PM“ “We entwined to visit znefciursson and daughter Minnie. A’ mint The m“ °f U16 Pwsramtdalnty lunch‘ was served by hostcssicall will be: “Ways of Destroying °f PhOHOEY-lph se1~‘t-'l!On-91|a.ss'sted by Mrs. Frank Peters and,Moths." i

imﬂke o nut. mvxni and make int0|hnm and Mrs. John Cunningham,

a. cream _sauce with OIIC-flllﬂflel‘ CUP, Alberton, were visitors to Tignish‘

cach of flour and lmtter. Add IheIQn $undhy___T_ I - I .

SEPT. 15w- “zen-

NOW is the time to buy Furniture

spoons butter, 1 onion, sliced, 2 table EASTERN GUARDIAN

spoons chopoiad green pepper, 2 cups

stewed tomatoes, 1 tablespoon chop-

ped lpilnicnto, 1»2 cup chopped mush-

rooms, l-clove garlic. 1 teaspoon ‘qCARmGAN PRESByI-ERIAN | salt, 1-8 teaspoon popper. Melt but- Cnvnclkscrvlccs Sunday’ Sept. j tcr, add onion and green pepper,’ 25th; Service at Cardigan at 2 pa“ i and Sllllto until soft-ti mitmtessiservlcc at Dundns M 4 mm Rev; ‘i Add tomatoes, plmlcnto, mushrooms,‘ Alex R_ Gibson Wm preach B, ‘ garlic, salt and pepper. Cook slowly; both selﬂc-Pi

for one hour. Remove garlic. Sou-l son liver with salt; und pepper,

dredge with flour and fry in melt-

ed fat. Place on hot platter and

tpour snucc over .t. Sprinkle with

chopped parsley. '

‘ ltnkcd Tomato Surprise

With this item no meat dish would be served.

Select gOOd sized tomatoes, one or two [or ench serving. Cut oil the.‘ _.__ tops and save them. Scoop out the. .151‘. ANDREWQ P11551311. pulp until you hnvc tomatoes with,‘ TERMN curing", Mgnﬁggue, s"- about one-hall’ innit thick sluts. Fill vice; Bunday, Sept. 25th: Com- wilh the tollowitig; To 2 cups- mlnc-_ munlon Service at: 11 3.111.; evening ed cooked chicken add a chopped’ service at, '1 p.m. Rev. Alex. R, 31b. tzrccn pepper H114 R 971mm"! smalli son, minister, will preach at bath i onion. Season with Holt and n (loshl services. A large attendance is an- . School will ' thick mcct at 10 o'clock sharp, Mr. Rur- ‘ The prepar- tcuspoone flour. Add 2 well bnatenI ntory service on Friday evening’ at eggs and some of the pulp from the! 7.45, tomatoes. Mix well and flll the to-i

..“‘$TYLlSll NEW MILLINERY at Miss Compton's, Georgetown. Priced very reasonably. Splrellu Foundation Garments mode to measure. Bessie Altkcn, Corsetlere, ut lvllss Comptorrs, Georgetown. Cull or write for appointment. Also dressmaking and alterations.

5388-9-22-11.

cup chicken broth or cremn.

mnonno BAY EAST lNSTl-I lng pan well greased, and bake in_,'I‘U'l'E-'rh¢ 51131159, mean“; (y; the oven for about 20 min-‘Rollo Bay East Women's Institute

was held at the home of Mrs. Jer- aro|'omc B. Ohalsoon with eight mem-

l Opened by 11150110"? sinking "It's a Good Tin-u, to Get Any of "W" rrcllws will blVAcqualnted" and the roll call w~~ awcr was "Recipe: for remov-ng

Dinner (lessert stiggrstlons

and would you believe it it’s upholstered in

GENUINE MOHAIR! t

For Kroehler Week this year we have assembled an unusually ﬁne _ display of this ﬁne quality mer- There are so many beautiful designs-such wonder- ful coverings in many popular Come in now while the assortment is complete and the

chandise.

colors.

prices so 10w.

ROYALETTE VACUU M with ever

KROIHLER SyUlTE runcunsco

lnWhH-g adjourned by singing the National Anthem. Next meet- ing to be he'd at the home ct Mrs, Peters when nnswvr to roll

Illustrated above is one of tlw most outstanding values we have been able to offer in years. Note the clean cut lines of the design. remember it is made and guar- anteed by Kroehler, then conlo in and feel the durable Mohair Covering, You’ll be surprised .. . . . convinced at theyalue of- fered in this Super-Special.

Other Suites at $59.50, $68.50, 98.50, $109.00 $110.00, $125.00 and u»-

During “Kroehler Week" ONLY we are offering one of these con- venient Royalette Vacuum Cleaners included. with each Living Room Suite purchased. Buy this week and save money.

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