AUGUST 13, 1953
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MONTREAL, Au flrct-cl0wn' for me. ghow whcn,my wash is done, its not only clean, it's sparkling white . . . truly a. udmam Wl15h"- -find. you know the simple secret? Just use Blue. 1-es, it's easy to get. sparkling white sheets, towels, pillow cases and table linen when . )'0ll 1150 131110. Xou and I know you have to rinse clothes clean, then it's simple to put a dash of Blue in the water to get them really while. Blue
INIORMATION siiivicr
gust 13th-No more wash-day
.3 kind to your finest fabrics-you're not taking chances when you use
it to get your washings snowy white.
5 niontli, that's all. Yes,
Hare You Ever Longed for I iiiiinr HOD- lil0Tl'lER" in mm you "new" frcl in ex- mmgn for tho nlvl? Well, I liiimv ii m ore Ina. ilL'(ll unswer in the problem of painful corus .. g and ciillusea. It's Phcnylium, tlin uniirlcr-working ingredient. in lll.L'E-JAY Corn-Plastcrs. Pheny- 1.1m gets right down uudrr the .-nu and helps push it out fr-pin .l ' vnmlli . . . the first really
iiirdicaitidii for corns anal .. :65 in over seventy yczirsl In nw 11 tests. Plieuylium went. to ...,-,1. 335?; faster and worked 35'7b muir surely than other leading um-flit-: Why don't. now enjoy it. . nnnzlcrfiil relief from painful lvrl ' . . . ask for llluc-Jays with Phrnylium at your favourite drug ruuntcr today.
for the whitest wash,
And the cost? . . . A few pennies use RECKlTT'S BLUE
Remember This! Song . . . "Sum. mertime -- and the living is easy"? Actually, ii u m m e r is ii - busy time of year. Th a.t's why the experts say it's impor- tant to eat well. A good break-' fast. for instance, with hot. "CREAM OF WHEAT", gives you enough quick-starting food energy to last right. up to lunch time. And here's something else -for best summertime eating, there should be one hot dish with every meal. What. could-he lirttcr than ”CREAM OF WHEAT" as the breakfast Shot dish”? It”s so smooth and delicious. And it gives you iron for good red blood and l'tll1'llllll and phosphorus for diets deficient, in those elements. Yes. hot, ”Ci'cam of Wheat” is good
I breakfast eating for a busy, happy
summer! h ,
More You Seen Tlu-ni? You'll be
Gurney dealer
features . .
fascinated by the new GURNEY
(lzis Ranges. ,Tlicy linve all the latest features and they're actually ”lx'iti-hen Tested” for per- fect cooking and baking. Take my tip--see your
tomorrow. Heill be glad to show
you the new Gurney Ranges . . .from the "Deluxe ' Table Top" model with the divided top range that giizcs you plenty of elbow-room-Dual Fen- ture Minute Minder and a host of other "Deluxe" . to the new ”Thrce Quarter Talilc-.
Top" Range and the trim t'Dcluxc Model 14G68X". All of them with iiiotlcrn improverncrits In delight. the heart of any good cook . . . and all, of course, with the famous Gurney soiirirl conslniclion.
ll line: To The Cottage With Me. llct-arise wherever I can boil water, I can llfli'P :1 cup o f ' F. W I N . STA '1' CHASE dc SANBORN COl'iI'lSli3. You know, it's 10()'Xv - real coyfec, made liy,a new process that keeps the flavour and aroma, in fact, the rrrv colour and texture of freshly ground coffee. And talk about uizigicl New Instant Chase & San- lmrii dissolves instantly in hot or mild writer. It's so easy to prepare
. . and so economical. Saves mo up In 40c ii pound compared with regular rofiee. Once youlve. tried ll. you'll ii-iiiit to iuzikc it your rr':iil.ir L-uI..ic . . . I tt'l'.)'WlJCTC you KU-
Ynu Don't Have To Be A Hay Fever Victim to appreciate the gentle softness of Face-Elle tissue handkerchiefa. But for those who are, li':icc-Iille provides more nose comfort tissue. The reason: purest Czina ian cellulose with no harsh filler to irritate tender skin. It.'s lint-free too and more absorb- . . . And Face-Elle's velvet-sinooth caress gives
than anv otl
rut.
luxurioiis 'cninfort. yet costs no moral FACE-ELLE offers 8-PLY strength in regular or big man-sire tissues. So remember to ask for Face-Elle by name whether for hay-fever or ordinary use.
There's Definitely A Difference . . . your family will taste it right away. Pickles pickled ' i n H F. I N 7. W H -I '1' E 1.. VINEGAR. are erfect. That's ccause cryst. 1- clear Heinz White Vinegar is dih- tilled and aged by the firm who made pickles famous. It's full- bodicd in flavour--uniform in strength . . . and it makes pickles your family will rave about. So risk your grocer for the thrifty gallon jug of Heinz White Vine- gar and, incidentally, il the Iron recipe booklet, "Pickling Suc- cou” Ian”: aunchod lo the jug -write to no for yours . . . Bar- liara Brent, 1-ill Crescent St., Montreal, P.Q.
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East Bglli: and Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fallon and family, U. S. A., spent seine time as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Sutherland, Blslck Pond.
.Messrs. Frank and Augustus Grady, East Baltic. left recently for Toronto, Ontario, where they will seek employment for the com- ing months:
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mosher of Lakevtlle and Marshfield, left re- cently for Montreal where they will reside.
Congratulations are extended to Miss Jean McGregor of East Bal- tic who successfully passed her Prince of Wales College entrance examinations.
Mrs. Andrew Banks and daugh- ter. Miss Irene Banks, Annandale. spent the past week visiting with relatives in South Lake, Kings- boro, East Baltic.
The young people of the sur- roundlng districts enjoyed in. Wiener roast in the Klngsboro Community .1-fall on August 5.
Messrs. Douglas McGowan and Cyril Johnson of Montague were visitors to Red Point and North Lake on August 5.
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Rev. Donald Mcclare, Kingsboro. conducted a Day Bible Class for the past week at Lakevllle.for the children from Elmira, North Lulu, Lakeville and a large group were in attendance.
Mrs. Colin Dixon was hostess to the East Baltic Women's Institute at her home on August 4, with a Large attendance of members and visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Hickey and family. Connecticut, were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rawleigh Bruce, Red Paint.
It is regretted that Mr. Arthur McNeill is ill at the home of his son, Mr. Henry McNeill. Elmira. All sincerely wlsli Mr. McNeill it quick return to health. He is one oi Elmlra's oldest and most highly respected citizens. .
Messrs. Leith Robertson, and Brent Robertson and Mrs. 'I'.' J. .'Robertson, Red Point, were re-
fcent visitors to Charlottetown.
E It is regretted that Mrs. Irving ;Baker is not enjoying her usual
Igood health at her home in Lake- ville. All wish her a speedy recov-
i GIT.
l Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dennis and tfamily, Charlottetown. spent a few 'days visiting with Mrs.' Dennis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rob- ertson, Kingsboro.
, Mr) and Mrs. Edwin '””' Rollo i,Bay.vwcre visitors to the eastern 'districts on August 4.
. l Miss Phyllis Rose. East 'Baltlc. lloft recently to take up Nurses” Aide training nt the Provincial (Sanitarium, Cliarlotteto'.'.'.'i. Her
Nowi ..llie
Yes, this instant'coh'cc is is far cry from tho disappointing coffee I substitutes. Itll full- flavored, 10095 real coffee;
Instant Chase & Sanbom's revolutionary new process makes the difference. It's an amazing Drocess that starts with the dnest codes beans . . . carries their rich, full flavor and aroma right through to your cup. '
But; there's only one way to prove it. Buy a . jar of New Instant Chase & Sanborn. Taste that freshly ground coffee flavor-so good you'll make it your regular coffee! ' L
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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN,
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many friends Wllh her every cess.
Mrs. Willard Ching was hostess to the Klngsboro Women's Insti- tute ot her home in Basin Head on August I.
A meetinz of Sunday School teachers, etc.. was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McGregor, East Baltic.
Mr. Curl McLure, Moncton; N. B,, was 1 recent visitor to Red Point.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Frank McLeod, 3051011. Mass. spent some time visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Roddie J. Kidson, Red Point.
Miss Elsie Jardine of Miami. Florida, and her sister, Mrs. Ern- est Morrow and son Douglas of El- gntra motored to Belfast on August
Mr. Ross McLean of North Lake, is spending some time visiting with relatives and friends in Boston,, Mass.
Rev. H. R. and Mrs. Bell, Red
Point School in the past week and much c edit goes out to Mrs. Wil- liam C lag, one of t1.e oldest mem- bers of the institute, who gave of her time and talent in doing her share in the painting for two after- noons. It is hoped that the rest of the members that belong to the in- stitute for that many years will have the same spirit and interest in school work and community at. fairs as Mrs. Ching has.
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VALLEYFIELD W. I.
..'The August meeting of the Valleyneld Women's Institute was held at the home of the presi- dent. Mrs. Alex Martin, with the Dresident presiding, meeting open- Ed by singing the Ode, followed by repeating the "Collect" in unf- son. Minutes were read by the 590-"EEBYY. Mrs. Harry VanBuskli-I. Roll call was responded to by "favorite food for at picnic md how to pack it".
September meeting to be held the Women's Institute Hall, and
Point, motored to Charlottetown on business. '
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vanlderstiiie and Mr. Richard Collliigs, Mon-T tague. were business visitors: toi Red Point and North Lake on Au-I gust 5. l
Mr. Horace McDonald, accum-, Percy McDona1di and Miss Jennie Stewart. all of? Kingsboro. motored to Charlotte-i
town on August La... .
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rose and Mrs. Louis Rose. North Lake, were! visitors to Charlottetown on Au- gust 6. l
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Mr. Peter McDonald of the A-& begweit, Borden, spent the week end at his home in East Lake.
Miss Mildred Hackett. Uigg. spent a few days recently in Kings- boro. '
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Jay and fam- ily, accompanied by Mlss Marilyn Durea, returned to their home int Connecticut, having spent the pastl few weeks visiting relatives andl friends in East Baltic. l
Mrs. Harvey Poole and two cliil-1 dren of Sourls, spent in few days visiting in Pinette.
Mr. Earle Kennedy is' confined to his home in Kfngsboro through. illness. All wish him a speedy re- covery. ;
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The Misses Karolyn Stewart and: Betty Robertson, Charlottetown. visited at their homestln Red Polntt and Munn's Road on August 9.
Miss Joyce stead. II-lowe Bay: spent a few days visiting witht
friends at Basin I-lead. ,
Messrs. Major Young, Red Point.h and Lorne Johnson, North Lake. were business visitors to Mon-..l tague and Charlottetown on Au-1 gust 6. .
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Mr. Fred Dixon and son. Masteri Roger of Truro. N. 5.. spent thel week-end of August 8 at Mr. Dix-l on's home in East Baltic. I
Mr. and Mrs. Mira: Melsaac. Monticello, spent a few days at the! home of Mr. and Mrs. Nell A. Mc- Lellan, Red Point. 1
Mr. Edwin Robertson, Munn'si Road, spent a pleasant week endl with friends at Red Point recently.l
Mr. Eric O'Hanle,v, Souris. spentl August 9 visiting with relatives otl North Lake; i
Mr. George Acorn, North Lake was a. recent visitor to Black Pond, with friends. i
Mrs. Lawrence McPhee and, daughter returned to their home in Little Harbour from the Char- lottetown Hospital. ' E
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Miss Mabel Saunders. char-
lottstown, is conducting a. swim-
ming class at the Red Point Beach. Those pupils taking the lessons are from Red Point, East Baltic and Klngsboro. These ..-almmin class- es are sponsored by the Red Cross Swimming and Water safety Class- es.
The East Baltic W. I. put on an auction sale of children's dresses. aprons, ocarfii and several other articles and they also held a pari- try sale of home-made cakes and cookies in the East Baltic School room on August 7 and is large sum of money was realized in aid of the institute. The auctioneers were Mrs. Arthur Dixon and Mrs. Hurry Dennis.
Mrs. Clayton Rose was hostess to the Red Point Women's. Institute at her home on August 4. with a large lttendance of membe n and visitors, with Mrs. Charles Ching, President. presiding. It was decid- ed to clean and have the school room painted before its opening. The next meeting will be held September I at the home of Mrs. William and Mrs. Alviih Ching. Collection and lunch amounted to 05 which will be given to the Bourls Hospital as a donation from the institute.
. ."1'he many friends in the North side District: will regret; to loam that Mr. Percy Johnson I confined to his home in Peter's Road through tllneu. Mr. Johnson is well and favourably known to many lob- ster fishermen. He conducted a lobltor conning factory at clear Springs for many years and the last few years he closed his place of business but continued to buy lobsters and it is the wish of his numerous friends that he will be enjoying his usual good health soon.
Rad Point Women's Institute member! iindtrustees of the Red Point school cleaned and painted
the whole interlornof the Red
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roll call to be answered by ex- change of pickle md reliahi-eclpes. Mrs. (Rev) A. C. Fraser read the news clipping by Mrs. Maud Kerr, women's editor, Family Herald, concerning her trip to the P.E.I. convention. Mrs. W.A. Bruce read the letter from our supervisor concerning visit of A.C.W.W. mem- bers to this province and the re- ception at P. W. C. Other corres- pondence wns read by the score- tary.
Reports of district convention were given by Mrs. Alex Martin, Mrs. W. A. Bruce and Mrs. H. Macxenzie. Miss Laurel MacDon- ald was a. welcome visitor. Collec- tion amounted to 31.90 and re- ceipts for balance of remnants, 81.35. Meeting adjourned. Delic- lous liuich was served by the host- ess, assisted by several members.
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