JUNE 19. 1952
BUYSWWHYS
A WIIKLY INIORMAIION SERVICE
MONTREAL, June 19th-Ever have was insecure feeling that your money starts to sprout wings as soon as you got it?-that it doesn't want to gcr in that Saving: Account nest until it grows big enough to go as far as you want it to! Pro known that feeling often these last few years-but Ive been fortunate enough to find 0. way to ours itl You just. clip the wings of a. few dollars each payday. How? Well, thers's no great trick to it, even thouh so many prltes are still high. It's a. matter of approaching your money in the right way-before it can take oiil And the "right way" is the Pnrsanal Planning way. This BANK OF MONTREAL personalized-iiaance system keeps those ily-away dollars eartxhbonml where they will do you the most good. Ask at your neighborhood branch of the Bof M for your free copy of thcbooklet "PERSONAL PLAN- NING”. Why not drop in today? You'll be really saving all the soonerl
"What A Good Ideal”, you'll say when you see -
the new HEINZ VINEGAItbot- tles..That's the wayi feel about it. too. The new bottles h a v o been designed, . f o r cupboard eve timb you serve piping ot convenience.
how s of 'tCREAM OF WHEAT”. They're shorter and stouter-easier Quick and easy to prepare (it takes to handle-easier to pour-and be- just5minutes of boiling to cook to cause they're not. so tall, they fit smoo-oth deliciousness).-and such in shallower shelves. They come a wonderful way to begin the day. in several sizes-and, of coune, For 5 Minute ”Cream of.Wheat" hold the same quantity as before. is not only good to taste-it's good The same quality of has Heinz law you. too. It,givcs you Iran for Vinr-gars,. too. For rwhcther it's good red blood-and Calcium and White. Cider or Malt Vinegar, its Phosphorus for diets deficient in always the but when it's Heinz. these elements. So do as so many So for ilavourful summer salads- fainilies do-make ”Crcaru of he sure to stock up on Heinz Wlioat” a breakfast. habit. That's Vinegars now in the new, handy the happy way to start the day! bottlcs.
Where's Tom?-bark in the hot oily while his family enjoy Elllnfncfn in-the-country. Yes, Tom's ii. "summer bachelor". . . and this is a message for his wife. Lcave him a sum- mer's supply of INSTANT CHASE dc SANBORN COFFEE before you go to the count ryl It's so easy to make-takes no longer than boiling the water. He can make one cup at. I. time-no waste. And it's so good! For Instant Chane & Sunburn is made by real coilce people. Almost a century of coffee ex- , perience makes it the best "instant" you've ever I ' , V tasted. Tho ilavour's there-and the body-and the real lift. let its so economical. It saves you up to 40c a pound compared with ground collce. So take my tip and learn your "summer bachelor” a supply of Instant Chasc & Sanborn Coffer!
Here's A Womlerlui Opportunity to discover what the new beauty- arcum ingredient in WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP can do for your complexion. Get in on this Ic sale of world-Iamoiis Illoodbury Soap. You get one cake of Woodbury for In only when you buy three cakes at the regular rice. It's a real bargain for your pocketbook-and, luxury for your complexion. You see, Woodbury is made with a bcauty-cream ingre- dir-nt-a softening oil used in finest face creams. This softening oil is intendedlto help rc lace the natural oils you wash away. So many soups. arc drying-but l oodbury actually rmaolhs your skin. Yoii'lI love its rich, gentle lat-her-its dclicatc fragrance, too. Hurry-got. yours today-bcforc it's too latcl Stock ti
now while this lc salc lasts! .
For Tho Juno Bride with brand new resolutions...why not resolve to thrill your husband with your very own, home- made jams and jcllics? Easy-evcn for beginners- wiih CERTO Fruit Pectin. For wonderful, sun results simply follow the instructions in the recipe booklet under the label of each Ci.-rto bottle. Did you know that Cerlo gives you up to 50"Az more jam I3 -, or jcllv from the same amount of fniit-and cuts making time to about U3? You sec, Ccrto is the natural jellyin substance of fruits, in concentrated form. So instea of boiling down your fruit mixture 'til it's ready to set, you simply add Carlo and reduce boiling timc to just 1 minute for either jams or jellies. And just think how that preserves the colour and flavour! Bcginncr osllong-time jam-maker-you ll love using Certol
It's Not "Miracle"
'AIways A when all the family is cheerful at breakfast. Itls bound to ghapicn
Vlhim Road and Vicinity Miss Sybil MacDonald. Char-
lottetown. recently visited her home in Heatherdale.
..'Mias Christine Cameron, Cale- donia, was a recent visitor to whim Road, the guest or her cousin, Mis Mary K. Munro. '
Miss Florence Mac.Kinnon recent- ly returned to her home in Kilmuir after being employed in Halifax for several months.
Mr. Barry Nicholson, Charlotte- town, spent the weekend and holl- day at Whim Road visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Webb Nich- olson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, Whlm Road, were recent visitors to Charlottetown. On their return they visited Mrs. Campbell's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MacPher- son, in Bellevue.
Mrs. Murdock MacGowan, Kil- mulr, accompanied by her son John, recently attended the grad- uation exercises at Acadia Univer- sity where her daughter, Joan. re- ceived her M.Sc. degree. on the trip also were Mr. and Mrs. L. W. MacKiniion of Kilmuir, who visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nash at Bar. wick, in the Annapolis valley.
Miss Mary Farquharson, Kil- muir, recently entertained a num- ber of her iriends at a party on the occasion of her thirteenth birthday. Her sister, Miss Ishbel Farquhnrson, who is employed in Charlottetown, was home to take part in the celebration, and enjov among other things the big birth- day cake served by the liostessn
Mrs. M. C. MacGowan and her grandson, Mr. Sydncy Macaowan, both of Kilmuir, had an enjoyable trip to Massachusetts, where they visited friends and relatives, in- Cllldim; Mrs. MacGowan's son, Dr. John Maccowan and his wife and
lpmily in Quincy, Mass. Miss Lvelyn .VlacPhcrson, Kilmulr, ac- companied them on their trip,
visiting her relatives in Boston and elsewhere in Massachusetts. -G.U.
M WHIM ROAD w. M. s.
.'Th Whlm Road W. M. 5. meet- ing tor May. was held at the home of Mrs. Leslie Stuart on Thursday cvening. There were eight mem- bcrs present. The president. Mrs. Cecil Campbell, was in the chair devotional period, I while the secretary. Mrs. Garnet Moore. attended to the business or the meeting. A verse of scripture was given in answer to the roll call, and dues were paid.
The theme for the evening was "Easter gave us the Bible". The opening hymn, "Oh Word of God" was iollowed by prayer, and an- other wcll known hymn, ”Brcak Thou the Bread of Life" was sung.
The president gave a reading
which was appropriate. and the hymns, "Up From the Grave He Arose" and "Come Let Us sing or A Wonderiul Love" were also sung during the evening. The scripture reading, Mark. 14th chapter, verses 82 to 50, was read by Mrs. Wm. D. Fraser, and Mrs. George Clarey continued reading. verses 53 to 72. Mrs. Webb Nicholson gave an enjoyable reading of a portion irom the study book, "This Is our Faith", written by Prof. John Dow. ' Further study of this book will be continued at the next meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. George Clarey in June. A note of appreciation was received from one of the members who had been remcmbe ed during her seri- ous illness.
At the close of the evening while the members enjoyed a social hour lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. George Clarey. The meeting closed with the benediction.
BROOKLYN W. I.
.'Mra. William Matheson was hostess to the members of the Brooklyn W. I. on June 5th. when the meeting opened with the "Club Women's Creed".
Roll call was answered by "A New Idea For our Institute", and was answered. with several sug- gestions for the roll call. One new member joined and paid dues, bringing the membership total to 11 members. ,
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved and it was decided to send a. card or sympathy to a. bereaved mem- ber. It was then moved and sec- ondod to send 310.00 to the "Save the Children Fund”.
Mrs. Jack Maclclnnon was ap- pointed tor the sick committee for the month of June. and Miss Margaret MacPherson was asked t deliver a donation of a woolen blanket to the King's County Hos- pital on behalf or the Institute.
Mrs. Jack Macxinnon invited
v the members to her home for the next meeting.
It was decided to treat the school children with chocolate dips and cake at the school clos- ing. also to 'contrlbute 32.00 to- ward the purchasc or the teach- er's present.
Plans were discussed for a pic-
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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
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Miss Bebecca MadAusland was I. recent visitor to Montague. l Mr. John White, Montague: was a business visitor to Lorne Valley on Tuesday, June 3rd.
Mr, Edgar McAulay and daugh ters Teresa and Helen, have taken up sidenoe in Charlottetown.
Mr. Barry MacLeod has return- ed io Salt Springs, N. 5., after spending some time at his home here.
Mrs. Angus Nicholson and daughter Emma have returned home after spending several days inn Hazelbrook.
.'Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Lcod and son Peter motored to Charlottetown recently where they visited relatives and Iriends.
Miss Joan MacGrat.h is spend- ing some time visiting her broth- er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crane, Bangor.
Miss Christine Shaw; Charlotte- town, spent the hollday weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw.
..'Mr. Roy MacLeod. Charlotte- town. motored to Lorne Valley on Sunday, June 1st, to visit with friends.
Mr. James MacNelll was R. vis- itor to Charlottetown on May 29. He was the guest or his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin MacNeill.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald were visitors to Montague recently, the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane.
Miss Joyce Maci..eod and Miss. Margaret MacLeod were visitors to I
Montague on Saturday eveningp May 31st. MrI and Mrs. Wellington Mac-.
Lead. Ulgg, motored to Lorne Val- ley on Sunday, June 8. They werel guests of Mrs. MacLeod's broth- ers and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling MacLeod and daughter Donna, of Halifax, N.S., motored to the Island and are guests of Mrs. MacLeod's bro- ther, Mr. George MacDonald.
The opening dance of the season was held in Lorne Valley Hall on Tuesday, June 10th, with a. large attendance. Burke's orchestra sup- plied the music.
An enjoyable evening was spent at Lorne Valley Hall on Monday, June 2nd when the Hazelbrook Players staged 9. three-act play, ”The Dutch Detective". Harmon- ica music and readings were en- joyed between acts and there was a sale of candy.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leard and family motored to Nova Scotla on sunday., June 1st, to :attend the Apple Blossom Festival in the An- napolis Valley.
Miss Marjorie Maclnnis, char- lottetown, spent Sunday, June 8th with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Maclnnls. She was ac- companied by Miss Anna Mac- Lead.
The st. Peters Dramatic society presented its three-act play, "More Power To You”, in Lorne Valley Hall on Wednesday, May 28, and despite the rainy weather and muddy roads, there was a good attendance, and a very enjoyable evening was spent by all present. There was a sale of home-made candy between acts.
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mo and will be completed the day of the school closing. A commit- tee was then appointed to pur- chase a. hot plate for the use of the Institute at iestivals and pic- riics.
Plans were completed (or the district convention, when the In- stitute will be entertaining, and a committee was appointed to pur- chase ham and other things need- ed for the convention.
Mrs. Robert Whiteway offered to select prizes of china tor the dis- play ol little glrls' dresses at the convention.
Plans were discussed tor a show- er to be held in honor or a re- cently married couple, and Mrs. Jack MacKlnnon and Mrs. Wil-
At the close of the meeting in delicious lunch was served by the hostess.
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Fancy Ketal-V; lb. tin SALMON. fin 25:
For Frying & Sand- wiches--Pic-Pork
LOAF. fin .. 52:
MacLarenls - 8 oz.
SALAD DRESSING. ea. .. . 29: Red Seal - 16 oz. Sweet Mixed PICKLES. ior 33:
Reg. Qt. Container MOLASSES. qt. 32c
Brucels Lge. 48 oz. Grapefruit t JUICE. pertin 27c
Hamiltonls Crisp p SODA BISCUITS. Lb. pkg. 30:
Robin Hood-5 lb. bags QUICK OATS. bog .. . . . 43:
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For The Laundry Surf. lge. pkg. ........ 39:
For Washing . Sunlight Soup, 2 for 23: i I ... 5 i ' Cleanser. 2 tins ..., I7:
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Peumir Butter. iur 43: Fresh Ground-Cupswell Coffee. lb. . . . . . 95::
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larger the savings. Missus how to save money.
RICES Ever.
Fresh Loin
PORK CHOPS. I5.
Does your wife say she ea.n't cut: down the road bill unless YOU cut down on your eating?
Fine Quality - Machine Sliced p
BACON. lb. 43:
Grade "A" - 5-6 lbs.
CHICKENS. young spring. lb. 53:
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BANANAS. I5. ... . 23: Fresh-Order yours early Strawberries. qr. . 49: Firm-Giant Iceberg Lettuce. each 23: Large No. 1 cooking Onions. 2 lbs. 256 Fresh Local p Rhubarb. 2 lbs. .. 17:
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Well. We have this answer 00 Do the food buying It C0-OP SUPER IIIARKET this wcek-cud-hundreds of men do-and you'll prove to her that you CAN eat your fill and have your savings too. You see. we make every price a low price every day and that means you save money all along the Iood list-and the longer the list, the Shop here today and you'll rcally show the
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CHARLOTTETOWN
the store of A. J. MacDonald.
All items on this ad on sale or the following Co-op Stores only:
ST. PETERS - MORELL - CARDIGAN - VERNON RIVER -
We also-welcome our new member. Truccidie. which was formerly
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ltam Matheson offered to collect SHOP cl .1 A
and select a gift on behalf oi the Remember 0 099 Remember
district. 0harlottc- : - Charlotte- The next; roll call will be an- town Stow , I town star.
swered by each member bringing 0 en a S open
a "get well' or sympathy card and PD . FRIDAY
collection amounted to 31.50: and FR AY p-REE
a penny box donated by Mrs. Wil- NIGHT E.-'vERY NIGHT
liam Mathesogi and won "byd Mrisl. Um" I.) W10”: Unf."
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PRESBYTERIAN Y. P. S.
-The closing meeting 0! the season of the Y. P.8. at the sum- merside Presbyterian Church was held In the Hall on Friday even- ing with the president, Mr. Lorne Moass in the chair.
The opening hymn. "Simply Trusting Every Day" was tollowed
by the reading of st. Luke 11 by
Miss Mary Mountain. and prayer will be held in Summerslde. A by Mr. Tommy MacKenzie.
Arms oi Jesus" tional period. taln was pianist.
was decided to appoint the lleW!Ql1ElI,i0l1S" contest. Ice cream and officers for the ensuing year after the Maritime Conference whichltes in charge.
social hour iollowed, with the minister as master of ceremonies. A spelling match with Miss Ruth Agnew and Miss Vera Ross as captains of the teams was greatly business, it enjoyed, as well as the "Twenty
The singing of "Safe in the closed the devo- Miss Irene Mpun-
Following routine
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cake were scrvct by the commit- Closing
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