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-THURSDAY.
Parlidale School Sport llesiilis
The following are the results of the races held at the annual pic- nic of Parkdale School. June 29. I951. l
50 yard dash. girls t6. years and under)-l. Gail Herman; 2, Jean Vessey; 3. Francis Mahar; -1. Mar- tin Maclnnis.
Boys (six years and under)-i. Gordon Macxayz 2. Blaine Rich- ard; 3. Russel Davidson; 4. Harold Bevan.
Girls (six to eight years!-l. Ann Cameron; 2. Catherine Mur- phy; 3. Patricia Mahar; 4. Helen Gallant.
Boys L6 to 8 years) -1. Hynes: 2. Nial Mat-Kay; ll. Rice; 4. Ronald .ViRCLCBll.
75 yard dash tszirls R to lot -1. Brenda Maoli v; 2. Fax llickox; 3. Brenda Coles; . Audrey Bevan.
Boys ta tn I0!-l. Ronnie Hig- gins; 2. Mltfilavl OiBr1Pn; 3. F-MPH Cotes; -1. Alan Gregory.
Girls tlfl to l'.!t--l Mar.V ham; 2. Brenda Colts: 3. Hicks; 4. Barbara filar-Gregor.
Boys no to l2i - 1. Ronnie Gal- lant; 2. Donnie Gallant; 3. Gerald Cotes; -8 Elmer Hogan
100 yard dash Elrls l3 to Hit- l. Ena Berti-nin: Viola Macxayz fl. Erma Gallant; -l. Bernice Mac- Kay.
Boys
Jackie Ronni-:
Gai- Fay
.13 to let i. Billie Lean; 1:. Roddie Hicknx; 3. Gallant; 1 Carl Gallant.
.locke,v Race tbn.'v'5i -- 1- Maclscan-Ronnie Hickox: 2. Cari Gallant-Michael Gallant; 3 Rod- dle HICKOX-LlO)'(i Duffy; 4. Gerald Coles-Wayne Shaw.
Jockey Race Icirlsi-1. Em Bertrani-Linda Slit-ppard; Ll Viola MacKay-Anita MacDonald. 3 Ruth Watters-Lincla Clark; 4. Mary Gallant-Mai';:aret Bell.
Girls tunder 5! 1. Ann Hickox: 2. Sandy Lee Nicholson; 4. Gail Cameron.
Boys tnnder St-i. Harold Bev- an;i2. Donnie lluzgins; 3. Kenneth Shaw; -1. Alan Duffy.
Blindfold Race tgirlsl-l. Waiters, Glenda Gregory; 2 Mar- ilyn McGee, Lucy Sims, '1 Lor- raine Gallant, Beverley Gander; -l. Ena Bertram, Joyce Gallant.
Wheelbarrow Race tboyst-l. Gerald Cotes. Stirling Gallant; 2. Carl Gallant, Hillard Coles, ll. Billy MacLeaii. Roddie Hickox; -1. Donald Gallant, Jackie Feriluson.
Wheelbarrow Race tllirlsl -1- Glenda. Gregoiy, Ruth Walters; .'. Beverly Gaudet, Lorraine Gallant: 3. Velma Cotes. Martia Maclnnes: 4. Bernice MacKay. Erma Gallant.
Bicycle Race tboysl-l. Hillard
M in: - Carl
B:ll'.'
Ruth
Cotes; 2. Billy hl.icl.c-an: 3. Ken- neth Burns; 4, Scott Shaw. I Blindfold Race tboys)-l. Hil-
lard Coles. Carl Gallant; 2. Geralrt coles, Jackie Ferguson: 4. Elmer Hogan. Kenneth Burris.
Bicycle R.'i('0 tzlflsl-l Ena Bertram; 2. Glenda Gregory, 3. Ruth Walters: 4. Mary Gallant.
'rhree-lntztzctl Race tboysl-T. Gerald Coles. Jackie Ferguson; 2. Carl Gallant, Hillard Coles: 3. Ronnie l-ligtzins, MlCh8Pl O'Bi'if'n'. 4. Tommy Mills, Alan Mackinnoiv
Tliree-legged Race ti:irlsI- l- Glenda Gregorv. l”-tnth Waiters Helen Stewart. Frances Clark; .. Virginia Miisiarcl. Marian Clark" 4. Fay Hickox, Marlene Gregmjv.
Obstacle Race-l. Carl Gallant: 2, Fay Hickox: fl. Glenda Gregory: 4 Elmer Hogan
Relay Race ttzirlsi--l. Etta Bart- ram, .Vlarilyn McGee, Ruth Wat- ters. Lucy Sims. Glenda Gregor 1 '2. Lorraine Gallant. Bernice Mac- Kiiy, Penny Warren. Agnes Sher- rnn, Gloria 'Ai8fllliyl'P; Cl. Glcntli Gregory: 4 Eleanor Grt-5;oi';i. Fay Hit knx. llrciida MacKay, Vir- ginia Mllsinlitl, Marion Clark. '
Rt-lav Rare tboysi--l. Clifford Gregory. Billy .VlacLean. CarlGai- lant, Hillard Coins, Tioddie Hickox: 2. Gerald Cole-. Ronnie Higgins. Michacl O'Brien. Scott. Shaw. Kenneth holes 2?. Carlvle Stewart. Donnie Gallant. Walter Mariti- , Jat-kip Ftirmisoii. Frank Gorm-
ley.
l-4 Mile Race tgirlsl -1 Helen Stewart: 2 Bernice MarKuy; 3. Lucy Sims; -1 Ruth Walters,
Boys l Billv .Xf;tcLeaii; '1 Fus- ler Burke: .'l. Hillard Cotes; 4.4 Michael Oil3r;cii.
HISTORIC itr;voi.t'1'io.V.iim;s
The State of ?x'c'.v York hail a population A: iwitxrin. rliinllv of British and ll'.ll'll ori:in when if declared its iiitlepeiirlriitn in 1776.
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- l Strange But True
I-Ell. MacArthur ! Switzerland is the only country in the world that could boast I choice of three capitals until 1348. The three capitals were: Bern. Zurich and Luceriie. Every two years the seat of government shift- ed from one to the other. But in 1848 a Federal law made Berri the future capital.
Connecting Kansas City, Mo. and Canon City. Colo., is a thor- oughfare called the Bee Line Highway.
There's a sueet in London. Eng- land. called Today Street and one in Sydney. Australia. named Dog's Tooth.
Milk cannot be churned from horses camels, or elephants. be- cause the fat globules are too small to be separated by agitat- ing the cream.
It takes about 10 qts. of
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when the late Hon. George, Hughes was in misiiiess. a farnier'sl wife cautioned the druggist, "mi label them li()lllCS plain: which; one is for the horse and which one
is for my husband. You see. Mr. llughes. i don't want :inyi'ning to? happen to that horse for it willt soon be time to start haying."
A ll1:lll.S create.-zi enibnrrass- men! arises when he sees the top of his dome getiiiir: 5l1Illi', but
sti'aii.r;e. to say. there's nothing he can do to prevent it.
That a had habit may become firmly fixed upon a person is evi- denced by poet Coleridge's twenty-l
five years struggle to free himself lroin his tyrant, oititini. . . . .
Nlaiir of the world's greatest men had humble l)C).'illlllllgS. Col-- llnlillls WES ill? Son Of A WFRVCT i Homer was the son of a small farmer. Moiierc was the son of candle makers. Tf31'l'PilCe uas a slave. Oliver Cromwell was the son of a l.,ondon brewer. Frank-3
linls father was l-1 soap boiler. Dan- icl Defoe. the son of a butcher i, Whiificld's lather kept a tavern
Vi-"til has the son of a. porter.t Robert. Burns was a ploughman in,
Ayrshire. Napoleon came from an obscure family in Corsica. John. Jacob Astor once sold apples on; the sidewalks of New York. And? these names do not nearly ex- haust. the list. ,
Lincoln and Grant were ob-l scure and poor t'i.llZellS at the age,
of 40. The Asiors. Browns. Stewarts; and Vanderbilts. accumulated their last fortunes after they had pass- ed the half century mark. Howe,l of sewiiir: machine fame. was! utterly destitute at thirty-five, a millionaire six years later, it was after forty that Sir Walter Scott: set the world on fire by his liter- ary works Stephen Girard came to the New World as a cabin boy on
The Neighbors
a vessel. Before many years hadp cxi:-acted, no danigc is done to our pas:-cd Girard became a wealthy. visjnn, My
: "Pardon me. miulani-how many eggs in that recipe? You i aren't talking loud enough for me to hear every word.”
Island ill. I. Director To Help Arrange Exhibit lit Fair
The Maritime Rural Housing Committee of the Central Mort- gage and ouslng C:rporation met Friday, July id at 2 p. in. It Moncton. Attendl..g were the chairman, Arnold Roberts. Direct- or Engineering services. Dept. of Agriculture N. B; Secretary-Treas- urer. A. w. H. Patieson, C. M. H. C.,,l-Ialifax; G. Ross Brown. C. M. H. C.. Moncton; Dr. 1... Langley, Director Extension Services, N. S.: Angus Banting, Director Agricul- tural Eriglneering Services. Dept. of Agriculture, N. S.: Harold Rog- ers and Aubrey Hutchison, Agri- cultural and Assistant Agricultur- alrdpresentativas, N. I-'.l.; J. W. Garland. Agricultural Engineer in
Marshlands Project; Miss Jean 5.; Mrs. Scott Trenholm, Mrs. George MlacPhei'son and Mrs. Harold Laird representing the
Women's Institutes of N. 5.. N. B. P. E. 1. respectively.
In view of the popularity of the cxhiliii last year. it was decided by
display of the Model kitchen at the Maritime Winicr Fair. and a sub-committee comprising Miss Munro. chairman, Mtlss Robin, Sup- ervisor. P. E. I. W. I.; and the three visor. P. E. I. W. I.; Miss Weldon, Director N. B. W. 1.; and the three W. l. i'eprcsc..tatives was appoint-
ed to work on the details of the Project. Four thousand copies of Septic
Taiik and Sewage Disposal bulle- tins are to be printed and, when available. these may be secured from A. W. H. Paitesmi. Secretary- 'IYeasurci'. Also. a ”urly is to be made of Farm Home Heating llVill'l a view to publishing a book. at Mr. Banting has
position of Professor iural Engineering, MacDonald College. The committee voiced their regret and tendcrcd him a sincere vote of thanks for his ser- vices on the committee which he chaired from the time of its ap- pointment up to last November.
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accepted the of Agricul-
merchant. Masons and briclclayers can boast of Ben Johnson, who worked on Lincoln's Inn with 1
trowel.
O I'D Professor Lee. the Orientalisi, and John Gibbons, the sculptor used to be carpenicrs. Admiral
Hobson of the British Navy was originally a tailor and Dr. l.4exlng- ion. the missionary traveler. and Tannahill the poet. were weavers,
Although our are-teetii extend llllward in the direction of the eyes, they have no connection with the eyes. therefore. when they are
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g THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN V
W. l. Convention M Rose Talley
Institute member: from Fred". W00. Sprinsi-on. Haul Grove. Greenvale. North wlltshlre. Brut. nlbane. Rose Valley, Du-ilngton, Glen Valley. Milvale, Pleasant vu- lev and south Granville held a very successful and largely attend- ed Women's Institute District Con- vention in Rose Valley hall on Thursday. June 28. The president, Mrs. James Maclntosh, Rose Val. ley. presided at both afternoon and evening sessions. A display of handwmrk exhibited by Pleasant Valley and Rose Valley Institutes added to the attractiveness of the hall. Mrs, Henry Chowan gave A short address! welcoming all to Rose Valley. ' after which Mrs. Norman MacDonald. Glen Valley. responded on behalf of those pre. sent. The minutes of the 1950 convention were read by the sec-
milk to make one pound of butter. Munro. Sup't Home Economics. N. "tm'-V- Mm J'w- MECKCHZWROSB
Valley. Mrs. John H. MacLeod, South Granville. Mrs. Bruce Deac- on. North Wiltshire, and Mrs. Reagh Ferris, Hazel Grove, weige appointed as a resolution commit- tee. and the following resolutions were adopted at the evening ses-
;ihe Committee to again arrange a 5'0":
Be it resolved that the thanks
of this Convention be extended to Institute
Rose Valley hospitality.
for their
..8zw4Z?r MONTREAL,
fruits in hand
amount of
and jellies.
iotlut-es tnoili tlecav fur
. , more than Its name is Dl-1. i
test, anion (hid it dig
Womlerlul, Sun-Warm colour to iiislte you look like
the very .-p.ril. of suiiiiner . . . like 3! Soutli Seas siren!
'l'liat.'s laiitaliziiig TROPIC TAN. the :2). rich golden W001)-
t BURY YOWDl:'.R And he-
l'.5THAl)i'3. cruise ii'bodbtiry is the powder with the foundation creiim ingredient - it smooths your skin to velvet.- soflneas - gives it A nnlttral - not
powdery look. You'll laws the lnvcly, eniehcd-flower fragrance of this fabulous face powder. Wear
---Tropic Tun -- moriring. 110011 and”
night... . it will make you feel like a South Seas teiiiplrt-tie! Tropic Tan is just. Bile. 45c and 75c . . .and add li'ootibiir)”s "Red Poppy" lip- stick. a luscious. bright red with a touch of sunsliirie gold-23c and 556.
Here's 'A Brand Nev "BuyworJ” for lolks with bothersome coriis 'n' calluses . . . a" word 'otiili use again and ngaiii if your ect are it prob- lem to ytiii-Plicnyliitinl It's the new wrintler ingrcdicul. in BLUE- .l.iY (lnrn anti Callus Plaslcrs. It took ten years of scientific research by Biuc-Jay to develop Plirnylium --and it. wits cm-tainlv well worth the effort! For Plicnyliiim is ofTcc- tive in Si.'i'n of the cases lcslctl- work-i 1lJl"&n iiister to get rid nl t-urns anti caliuses, 'l'li:itfs why so nmiiy folks are saying-"It's llie lint news in ye.1r- for people with uiiliappy feet 3” Ask your druggist. intlny for "liliie-J.iy" with the new wontlcr-workiiig I'henyIiiim.'
bangs lu-i .-apnnn for inure.
liahms l(.' leiii;:iug 5 Minute
lII.'Ill'ii:Iln Iltillll,ll growtli nntl
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(lAl.lFOR3lA LICMOXS . . . for iii A r flavotir-perfect, - the finest. ju icet leinons grown . . . Lt-mun I'(It'rL Chiffon I'I'c- 3l.'i e. sugar 4 tbsp. cornstarch Ill tsp. nit EN c. boiling water 2 eggs. separated
2 lb . butter ?i"esh lemon Juli!
. cream -
Mix sugar. bot-nsurch and salt in saucepan. Add boilln water and while no-ring constant y cook until thick and smooth. Remove from move and mix in beaten till yolk: and butter. Cool: over low hell. uvtlrrlng constantly for five minutes.
. L begins to thicken: in Ittllly beaten egg whites. Pour Into bllosd I-inch he shell and in stand In cool nluv until thl
shade: to blend
And ju-t tliinlcl Now, eve
Be it resolved that our thanks be extended to our supervisor.Mlss Maylea Boswell, Miss Heather Macliean, Di-. Lloyd Shaw. Mrs. George Dixon, Mr. Martin, and all others who contributed to the suc- cess of our Convention.
be it resolved that we urge the young people of our rural dis- met: to take advantage of the training provided for them at the Vocational School.
Be it resolved that this conven- tion recommended the Garden clubs which are being organized for our boys and girls by the De- partment of Agriculture.
Be it resolved that the members present at this Convention bring to the attention of their Institute members the new set-up regarding future district conventions.
Encouraging reports of the year's work were heard from all Instit- utes represerited. Courses given a: the Vocational School were out- lined in an address by Miss Heath- er Maclsean; she stressed the ad- vantages now offered civilian young people. At this time we were favored with a duet by Miss- es Annie and Helen Newsom, fol- lowed by a period of fun and non- sense conducted by Mrs. Kenneth Maclnnis and lvlrs. Donald Mac- Pherson of Darlington. Institute.
Miss M.-iylea Boswell demon- strated an attractive display of articles suitable for s bazaar. In her address Miss Boswell explain- ed items pertaining to Institute
BUYS -ewmrs
A WEEKLY
how's the hour-bcfore this summer has become Jtist a. pleasant meniorv-to tzike vour favorite
and do down your jams and jellies how, when the slimmer fruits are most siicculcnl, inost. flavorful and colorful, Ccrto will help you to niiike sure your jniiis anti jcllies will he as tangy - .- and delicious as the fruit itself. And don't forget, with Certn Iyotilll get up to 50f; more jam or jelly from the saint: ' , ruil-in 1,3 tiie lime 0r.lilP-fOl'IllPl' long boil method. Xe.-, Just. follow exam-tlv lllP simple directions found in the lmnklct, unrlcr the label of oacli Certo bottle, for zeslful, deliciously set jams
in... Will P.'...'r.'tti.. Do A'Jr'.trt2. 5 penicillin (nnlh 1mit-tier is here...
- ll 0C”Il.l.l N. Anti you'll want your whole fiiinily to start using it, right away. For D('lliOt'iilln is the tooth powder that retlut-ed lootli dct-av 55'; in it 2-vear hundreds of lila.u:icliusclts school t'llll(lI'9l'l. V V it. without a rliiuige of tootlilirtisliing liabits!) This is.5 tunes ii.-ipniiit-li as reportctl for the ctr-client rinimuimittjtl tiCDllil'lt'P foi'niiila tlevelopt-ti by the l'nit'rr- my of llilll0lF.vlit' the way. it tastes woiiticrful. Rt-iilly cleans iccth bright. 75c for 3 monilis' supply.
It May (in End Mannen. but it Silt)-W3 real entlnisixtsm when baby ”('re;im of ii lit-at". 3
it iui.-KT". li'.- so gum!-anti so good for them! llrimful of xnltialiie iiotirislinieui. lirihies need to help lir-nltlil ' Iron fur gunvl red lilootl-:uid C:ll('lllfIl anti Plioc- pliorus for (ilFi4 ilriiiririii. in tlie-e eleiiiriits. Anti. iiitilhrr-it conlta it) li.'iln-rmtly tligesliliilily in just lite iiiiiiiitea oi” limiing So cite it to hnliy nflru -and make a family Iiiiiiutc ”(lre:iiii of iilicnt", too. it will be a brc:iltI':ist "i'llH't)lllfiiO" of cvcryoiio from grandpa to Young Sue!
WhoIv!- Hot, isnlt it? Well the bi. remedy for that "stided" feeling is a cool shower or s l'Pi'l'MiI.ln1;bllllI - pliut the luxury at those new C-I-L COLOUR ' Coral -Yellow-Gi-een...ycs,, those grand C-I-L Cellulose Sponges now come in four lovely
colour-schemes and nccessoriooi You'll love Vthemi They're velvet-soft when wet- ideal for baby 1 bath and yours. They-float-hold twenty times their weight in water-long-lasting and cost. so little; on:- in your family can have at personalized
bath upongel Ask for C- -L Coloured Sponges-It departmnl-2 drill.
work, drama festivals, music fest- ivals, radio broadcasts, articles for
INFORMATION S(RVlCE
July lilth-Now's the time and
with craro LIQUID PECTIN for this year.
- years of rest-tirrli . . . I with proof tiiiit. it r ever lmfore possible.
Vifi'n..'..- An "Old Hand"
A Camping p sum mering - the country, I
tlon'l. need tell
appe- tites are bigger than lifc-size. And you probably know, too, that the best way to Hr-pare for them is to take lots of
ICINZ SOIIPS to the country with you. Yes. campers and col- tagers ”m the know” stock up with Heinz by the case for in: py holiday eating. And no won or! .lust.,wsit,li.il 'ou taste the rich. real flainur o Ilciii: Condctiard ('rearii ol Tttmalo Soup or llctitz (.'uiitfcii.scd Vegetable Soup or any one of the other varieties of Heinz Eoupsl You know they're good lie- enuse iht-y'rc Heinz. Tlieyre the prrfrt-I. answer to liosrty holiday appetites!
Hot: (Food The Fin! Gentle Tan Feel: . . . how pretty it looksi And that brings up the question of playtogs, sun suits and bench
array . . . all of - them more and . ""3 , more ”eun-alile" in their trim
st-untinoss! Which reminds me to remind you again about TAMPAX, the i'nt.'t'sibIe sanitary protection. Needless to say, many a beautiful summer's day is going to be spoiled unless you know the Tampux sccret tliatis based on the vi-cll-known principle of internal absorption. Tsmpax features a dainty. one- time-use applicator and is made of pure cotton banislit-s chance of revealmcnt in even skimpy sports togs, csnli. chain or ctiilitirrass. .. because it's used internally. Tam- psx is available in three absorb- eucics-- Regular, Super, Junior, at drug and notion counters.
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Expenses Never Go "On Holiday" -tluttfs the sad truth ofhtho matter. '1' crn's J ',v iid escaping the I slcruly tlcniimdn P of . day-to-d:i,v living at home or away. And. ' ' 'lvt;ith( tkodayh ROITIDK ('0! E. 5 KIT Ill! 0 If I'l10l'O vmtclifiil! than ever ioh make l)("f money o t e tiings s e wants it to do. And I don't mean just or- d;n:;;-y budgeting;-otiiistjs onlyglparf. o to answer. sys pro cms call for a more effcctii'eYtiEtpi;:se: to money management. in you fwilll ag;-on t;"itliB Orif my ricn.-itnitlc i." l MONTRi”.AL'ShPcrsoMl Pgnnnigq system is justt stspprosr -t a kind that eiittliiett you to look your, expenses istmiglit in the eye -without Bineinng. Why not get in copy of that interesting hooklef, "Pl-ZRSONAJ. Pli1ANfNlIlEV(?-B". ?tMa convenient nnc o e o . It will show you how to cope with the high cost. of liyin -and save :llo3fIFy tnol Drop in or your copy ay.
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Institute News. the setting up of a provincial handicraft shop for tourists, and the purchasing of it new radio system for the Provin- ciai Sanitarium. also also explain- ed the "Garden clubs" being or- ganized for boys and girls. Little Miss Vanda Todd deilghud all with a solo, "Good-Night Irene". Plans were made for next years Convention which is in be bold in Fredericton. Mrs. P. W. Outcltffe was appointed president. and Mn. Hyatt Bulun secretaryr Commit- tee: weralnsmod from each nutt- tute to act: as an executive The afternoon session was lroughf. to I close After a jolly sing-Ion; led by Mill Boswell.
The evening session opened by singing "O, Canada". Dr. Lloyd Show congratulated the Ir um an that community work. espec- ially the work done for the schools. In his address. ”PncticIl Education" he described setting up school units in which our one room schools would be retained for the elementary grades. an wall as having a central high school for the senior grades. In re- minded the Conventlon that it country that looks well to its chil- dren can do almost anything. A chorus, "Mocking Bird run". by Bradalbnne singers was enjoy . Mr. Martin of the National Ff Board showed a very interesting and educational film. "Who Will Teach Youur Child?" This film depicted the good and poor teach- er as well as the good and poor
community. also the value of hav- ing good cltlunshlp taught in our schoola. Miss Annie and Helen Newsom d d I duet. after whfcli the ladies of Rose Valley sold ice-cream. Following the in- farmiulon two ladies from the lzmyvale Institute suit I duet and Mn. Goons Dixon gave an ad-
Joyod by all. National Anthem brought the con.
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....D:-.. dress. "And He Gave Her 9, Morning Star”. This addrei brought IA appreciation of Ian life and the thing: about us T. duets. one by Thelma and 5;. Todd and one by Tricia: Tod and Mrs. bulls Ft-ixull were an The slnzlnz or th
ventlon to a close.
FRESH
ORANGE JUICE.
gives you
LI, TIIE FLAVOIIR ALI, TIIE GOODIIISS
Remember - only the BEST California oranges bear the Sunkist Trade Mark. ' ,
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Real Fresh . FORK LIVER. per lb. .
Pure Pork
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shopping list with these that require little or no preparation over a hot stove. Each one is a super-saving-high qualify
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SAUSAGE. per lb.
with these. ., iii SUPER FOOD ' I VAUE
Oh Man, how good! Oh Mom. how quick! Your . meals are breezy treats when your refrigerator 1. . and pantry are stocked with these deliciously - good foods for keeping Summer Fare and Cool-
r-morning, noon, and night.
1: a. low, low price.
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Large 20 oz. this Pineapple Juice.
Royal Russet-20 oz.
Walsh's Lge. 32 oz.
7'.-;'-gt ,Holly niii.-2g oz. it 393 Orange Juice.
Aylmer Cocktail. 20 02- Tomato Juice.
Our Pack--30 Bags Tea Bags . . . .. .5 Consumers -- 12 oz. tins 5,-
" Strawberry Jam.
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