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u» this stigma! War To Relieve llliseries of

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cii uvser ,1 “mic, INTERNAL - y cesium. vou Jim‘ * iws iron

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Wliyldosi Young Mothers

Children's» (iolds

IIIMULATIS

ciieirr AND sacit

sumces uite a w/imviiuo POULTIGE

Pmmptly Help: Relieve Caugbin Spasms, Muscular Sore-nest or Tigbmess,

ngesticn

(explained above) starts and Irritation in Blame/rial Tube:

It's rcally dangerous to neglect a child's cold! ‘Most modern mothers know this.

That's why they tum to the time-tested home remedy for relieving miseries of children's colds ...Vicks VapoRub. Experience has taught them what to expect when they rub VapoRub on throat, chest and back at bedtime.

WOMEN rum transits. W 1 ' Approximately Missouri's 408 ncwzpapers now are published by women. nusbrintls of sons services.

misery of the cold is gone.

grown-up-catches a cold, do what most modern mothers do, and use dependable

miineiir i

Lieutenant Arthur Sullivan. who ‘Wﬂs seriously injured some time ago, n

l0 pa: cent of

subbing for

in the armed

Almost at once—in 3 minutes or less—the penetrating-stimulating action of VapoRub ringing relief. For hours this grand double-action keeps on working. Invites restful, refreshing, strengthen- ing sleep. And often by morning most of the

Now when anyone in your family-child 0t

‘IMCKS

Phillips—liitson Wedding

Mummy! Are you siirg YOUR SOAPIS G000 fllll MY BABY SKIN?

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Yss, sonny, bosons: sviysogplalaltvsollve, the very nine soap sri mummy used for liathing me. You see, _dlm0ll\'tillll can't irritate yourtender skin, or mine either, because it's made to give _a smooth, m]; lather that guards your skin and keeps it health asyou grow. And that sonny, is why slmolive will always he your special soap . . . and mine, too.

Motltorl lpooldsls olvlso for baby's skin —dsily bathe your baby with gentle Palmolive Sos . Becauscit‘: made with Olive on Palm Oils- t_wo of nature's ﬁnest skin usrd- ians-Palmolivds kind ather cleanses gcnrly,sal'e_ly.aoothes even t: moss sensitive skin. And. mother, everything that Palmolive does for baby, it will do for your complex- ion, tool

KEEP THAT lOVElY SCHOOLOIRI. COMPLEXION

in bnumolecret ill

tarlo. arrived at his home Montasue, Thursday evening.

two and half years.

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mnolpllan,

his mother. Mrs. Mable Fraser.

Flisiit - L-ieutenant Ceilings, Nursing Sister with the RC IX. i; spending a sick leave here. truest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jame; Collings.

Friends of Mrs. "arl Stewart will regret to hear that she i5 a patient in the Kings county Hospital. linv- in; undergone a serious operation there inst, week.

Mrs. Russel Irving is a patient in 111C Klnls Countv Hospital n-hore she is undergoing treatment for severe burns which she received when her heme ivss dsiroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Irving and family recently moved to Montague from Murray Harbour.

The February meeting --i ilic WM. S. of the United Phurch tins held at the home of Mrs. Hurry Lane, with the President, Mrs. Ethan Steyvart. Pfﬁsldlng. Roll coll was answered bv questions from St. Luke 10th t0 15th chapters. Twelve sick calls and fourteen hospital rails were reported. Mrs. Lester MncLeod was appointed Babv Bond Secretary. Mrs. D. MacDonald hnd iatiargc of the Devot- ional period. the theme being "The Bible. the o- possession of thel Wwld Church." A Hymn was sung‘ and a number of the members, assisted in this service with rendingsl nnd pmyer. A feature of the evening‘ wits the Re-Affiliation Service of tits-l C.G.I.'I‘., after which Miss Nellie‘ Clements sa "Have Thine Own Way Lord." f0 lowed by the C.G.I.'r.l

so I

Purpo in unison. Mrs. Penrdon Hamilton and Mrs. L. A. Johnston favored the members with a duet. “Tn/kc Time To Be Holy". nftci whiclil refreshments ivirre served by the hostess. assisted by a committee of

the ladies. I -C.

locations ln Allitntlo Command there are Antl-aircrafli wort. line 1" Moms whloh are the nerve centre cf the defences against air kink’ 1'1 case of an enomv rairl thti flrc thrown lntw the ski": ‘Hllld

“M” 1mm these rooms. ClTACs play an lmiwrllﬂi W" 1" “'1'

Hammond

Inveti. Fraser, R..C.N,, is spending furlough in Montague with his

Kn therine

;to photographs of the "golden book" ‘sent, by metnbt-rs of the Society of

A very Pretty wedding took place

sastfliraglxzl-oglfrlgayorNdilsariig 215g} at. the home of Mr and Mrs George spending three days visiting friends and relatives IJQriG, sat. Stcvrart. re- cently returned frcm Overseas where he had been stationed for tho past

Kitson, Hrmpshire, on Saturday. Februar‘ l9, at 6.00 pm. in the pre- scnce o daughter, Verna Melissa was united in marriage to Thomas Henry Phillips, son of Mr ano Mrs P‘. W.

Qt“ lillli f .h i d pm John Muunam who re_ gxmeﬁy gr Oquﬁamenmn ‘gt Stanley Newman, Verna w?! ccntly returned from Overseas bc- Murray officiated “mmd 1° ‘he m“ M 11°11“ y cause of ill health, is visiting his The bride wore a no,” lens,“ Avis CIUWXS. The numerous,

wedding gown of white crept, trimm- ed with lace nnd w. bridal veil with Willie roses. She carried a bouquet

the gift of the groom.

Mrs Ray MncKinnon, sister oi the groom played tile wedding marches and the bride was given in marriage by her father. Mrs Norris Kitson. North River. taistier-in-law oi the bride. was matron of honor and wore a dress of pink moire silk with rose net nnd carrcd a bouquet of white carnatloris, Albert Phillips oi 0'- ILBHTY, brother cf the groom was ibest man. Tile Brides mother wore flight blue crepe with corsage oi

! groses and the grooms mother wore Card Ranks

nnvv blue and a matchiritt corsage.

The ivaitrcsses were Mrs Oswald

Newscn, Kingston, allii: of the bride,

inns, Hazel Bole, lileadmv Bank, Miss Avis Cru‘ '5, Brookflclzl, cou-i sins of the bride. and Mass Reta Frizell. Hampshire.

Before her tnariiagc Mrs Phillips taught school. The groom is nn aero- cngine mechanic with the R.C.A.F.

Their many friend; wisr. them much happiness.

UKRAINIANS’ GIFT PRAISED IN RUSSIA

Mosm. nan. zapicr-w- The Soviet press has given prominence

Canadian Ukrainians t0 the Ukrain- ian people on the 26th anniversary of the liberation of the ‘Ukraine. The book contains i9.00o signature, from 200 Canadian cities and beside each name is shown the amount

relatives when their eldest c

of pink roses and wore gold ear-rlng-s- '

‘otiiriisi ciisiioiiiii

Tish oolisnsss la reserved for nevus of local llsloroll». III ldvortilllll oi a nowsy nature may be Inserted at rive cents a word. smell! lili- solo In ‘advance '

caaswau. for UQVFLDERATION IJFI INIIJI aNci-z '

waLsii usim COAL-Furnace, slag sumo. H. n. Large a oo.

WORLD'S DAY 0i‘ PRAYER’

Till LEGION bodies Auxilialyi on Wednesday and Thursday, his.

33 and 25. are holding '1‘ Days. sponsored by the Victoria rivini; crab, z-iii-si-ss-ai.

RECEIVES PROMOTION - Mrs. Wilbert Muttart. Albany R R- i.»

25TH ANNIVERSARY- COIICTH- tulations are pains extended V’ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace B. MacDon- ald. Souith lake. who meow celebrated their twenty-fifth - ding anniversary- They J16" 1'11? recelplents of valuable gifts of 51'1- verware. Thtzv have the b” wrishes of their many friends f0!‘ many more years of happiness.

man 0305s CAMPAIGN — Mr. wykJgdan haé placed at In iaposal c e Red toss cams!

organization a ncwlv comi-‘Wiﬂd 5°‘ of doirible oftioes in the new bulld- on Queen Street opposite th Ciyi-hailﬂrhisis nowh uni-tiers for the Charlottetown eoleotion where the Olty Chairman and his assistants. the Divisional Com- manders, Team Captains and othn! workers are all busy tabvulating names and camp ti arrange- ments foa- ihe whir wind drive which begins tne first of next wee

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWBI- - on Friday eventing, February ll. a miscellaneous shower-was held at the home of Mr. a-ncl Mrs. George Kitsch where over two hundred people gathered to honor is very popular bricle-to-be. Miss Verna Kltson To the strains of the Wed- ding March softly played by Mrs.

beautiful gifts and envelopfs car- ried in by Norma Tremcro and Christie Larter were OM59‘! b? Mildred Larter and Gerda Trvemore. The accompanying verses were read by L-"ls MacLeod and Josie Watts l and the gifts were tasf-fuliy nr- ranged on the table by Reta Priz- ziell The bridc-tc-ht- ‘r hi" v~rv pleasant manner thanked all for ' their kindness After all ioined in I rinﬂhi m» She's A Jolly Good ' Yellow a bountiful lunch wtas serv- ' ed and the remainder cf the. even- =ir~~ was sywnt in music, dancing l and social intercourse.

the‘

ISLAND AIRMAN PIO -'1‘l-|o many friends of Pilot Gaston ll 0

T ton

since - m, “m 160141000 Mp7!” fulﬁl ‘ _-"' Impartial laboratories made double-checked b ‘d ' I ‘I'm; hundredaofsests. Scientists twins who made pi-aiztittgluciiz-

twelve members of New 0 w W.M.S. met at the home of s B. Builman. Ibilowins the tie- ‘votional service which was cap- 3-22-ni.,ahly conducted

Blllllxﬂ. , iepo o will be held 1n l-hv Ball/Elli)" #11111’ by the roll eali which was Citadel rrlday 25th. at 3.10 guiiaovl- - with a n",

Mrs.

i», iaaitor undergoing an operation for appondictis at the Prince Edwa

Island l-ioqsital, on

Mrs. R. Pope Ncuinairnnd lam- il,v wish in express tneir sincere thanks for many acts of lzzndness shown them in their recent sad bereavement? also those who sent- éloweﬁ and messages of syn-ipatlill

IN MEMORIAM

in memory u! a dear sister Shirley Mcbulgan who deplrlﬂl this life February 23. 1943.

Its lonely when we think you're 011E

Your years were short just seven Bore on earth a little bud God called you to blotnn in heaven-

ladly Missed by Sister.

Mrs. Hank Connolly. 2-‘13- 1i.

subscribed for the aid m the Soviet Union. winch totals more than. $250,000. i

"Ibis book." said Pravda "is testimony which maltes g hissing handful of Nazi agents look insig- nificant nnil pitiful" in comparison; with the feelings of friendship for, the Soviet Union on the part of the overwhelming bulk oi Canadian Ukrainians.

Minarifsilills oltn _ _

la a seem In an Atlantic

I Gnr. Mildred uni-iii. rm. Toronto, aria Gnr. Mlrhﬂc miisrimi, mat. Slrrllllhlll. N l». plotting position and movement sl aircraft.

to and car since the death of my son and bro- tiller.

2-3-11.

Card Of Thanks

thank alil those wliu sent lei;- ris of syntpzithy. etc»

Mrs- JAMES BURNS, Mslpeque. P. E. I.

Command Operation; loom with

THE CHARLOTTETUWN GUARDIAN

0am I . B. and Mrs. Gillespie oi Carle- will be pleased b0 hear of his recent promotion to Flyiﬂl 0mm’ Fiyins Officer Gillespie has been with the 11.6 A 1". overseas

mwered mnrel These results have been today! '11- u. word "lath". "no" Christian Stzowlrdlhlw. Temperance. and mﬂnarpo/rswm/Ya/ Herald papers were

mid by the respective secretaries. slim which Poster Sellar. one of tho dele- galte: wgo attended the Presbyter- G fl tercsting talk on the discussions and plans of the meetings. The committees for the March meeting

h" r°°°1v°d "ma ‘mm h" hublwerq sppoinfnd. the offering re- ‘xaaslihiigltisﬂilliin-zdauiiikdiabﬁ ggiixeiiicidiiliilvsd

581d F1181“ 3U- 11151 119111” “f; coivod and the President, . W. so |ﬂﬂﬂd-l0llkillll0lh,billii'l unto vaiito keep

promoted to warrant 0ft per. i-i ,5 nun", 5mg‘; iris meeting" tiieuduasad blllhll bu‘. ﬁg__,,n m“ a recelzﬁd two promotions w.thln one i to ‘ do” u ‘u "mud m “hymn I w" mon .

the Miapah Benediction lunch was served by the hostess and lunch committee-G

The many friends of Master

llllisiiiarls Product 0f Shadow Plants

IDNDCN. lb glider-towing Albemsrle, details of which have just. been released after three years on the secret list. is the k ginderella of Britain’; aircraft in-

‘Hill twin-on monopiano with carrioge- -the first o! that type to Ibo made in Britain, is int- product of Lhg first experiment. manufacture" in i940. when organ builders. dental manufacturers and even tombstone the sub ‘ components, The Albennarlc is the only mach- ine made of wood and steel to be used on operations. lg wss designed during the "blitz" for bcmbirig and reconnaissance. ‘me marhines have since been used tn carry mail to Gib- raltar. as transports in Russia and

bombers. The first aircraft to land troops in Sicily last July was an Albermar e. Now, after three

WWHK sliders. The

use in slider work.

it; maximum speed is irore than Z50 miles an hour at 10500 and its range is greater than 1,300 miles. It; carries a crew of five in a

iléllie lrtilli! i

checked their ﬁndings with pho- to-electric measuring devices and a ‘ ' this statement: Pepsa- den! Powder reduces is lustre on mrb Its/icons ri btatbsauerage of all olbrr (aging brand . . . ‘ igbfer this any of Ibem-bar

the-home tests . . . by technicians in dental clinics . . . by dentists in their own oﬂices. The result is always the same: Pepsudeut Powder makes teeth far bright- er. Get Pepsodenr Powder to make YE teeth brighter . a .

by Mrs. Mervin the Secretary mad ‘he r the last rrieetiitg followed

A smile that's marred by chlvvsd or broken teeth need not he a permanent handicap. Today. modern dentistry can do much to make that smile attractive. Ior, like rho sssovla stsra. you can have chipped or broken teeth recspped. liven crooked. misplaced iseth can be straightened by a series of corrective treatments. Your dentist will tell you what needs

harlottetown gave an in-

A dainty

PEPSOIIERT MAKES TEETII FAR BRIGHTER

0/1” Tsub Pasha mid Tull; Pmdm only Prpiadlnlronlnirl; iii-am.’

of his‘. and Mrs. Gerald Ric m b0 olnil well

of 60 feet nnd height (to propelieriducing the Albemarlo that the iiini tip) of l6 feet seven inches. As a itook thi- bolsl ston of irfniiv. psris Bngﬂhti-UE ltJ/Biﬂglls 52.690 pounds. ;il'Ol'll suli-contixictors \- 't no 1 u at a me g ta l0_\'5 were in‘ vious exteriencc \I.'l’i2l9“+’i' such short supply that, even alumi- lcraft construction v iartnrers. and tire other vita rium kettles were conscripted iorl They had almost llltJ-diil to g0 sections by car mnnuiasvurtersfrhcsi fighters. the machine was in mass_ into the highway and buvays fonthree firms and two other undo; woduci-ion long before even onei their sub-contractors M10 piidwﬂlﬂns which before thi- war moi protot wvasyn ihc air. [number more than 11:00 Fhffifﬁifhcnp f"rt\iiiire 1w end to ha.“ Probems of iabor and supply wercjmnking ecclesiastical furniture and produced work miiclzei- and bottlt 8B Mute when a company in the llﬂll'—\\'l\\'1i'lK GQlIlDmPNT Were nmont: than many old-rstablislzed airicrnf Hawker Siddeley group began pro-lthc ttmdow 113101105 uhcre ‘iliﬁiCumjlrinlCS. I

werr produced. The fuselage mill ig. u‘ -" 1-" falf- London firm of shop-window manu

b. 23 —-lOPl- The

first partswof ii-ii. austerity-sinful

zine. mid-wing tricycle under-

in “shadow

makers were among s‘ pmducirsg its

are cf varied’ icycle dist-inst advant-

feet l

You 000 Score

ret. a span of 77 feei. length Gosfeld. Minister of Finrmco; Jan Stanczqk,

At adnniicn emergency meeting oi‘ his “cabinet it: ,exile.' Premier Stanislaus ' leads the discussion of tho

Mikolajczylt <backgrounrii

CAKE TRlUMPI-IS

. . . yet Save on Rdfioned lngreclienrsl

Here's inspiration for wartime mciil-plutnicrsl Tlirct: "int" czlkcs that: will make you forget restrictions of eggs, shortening and sugar . . . and show your family what a clever manager you are. They're easy-to-mske, sure-to-succeed, and as wholesome as the ingredients that go into theml A sound way to put extra interest and energy

mine into wartime meals.

No 599$‘

13/‘ w’, ‘med 5w“, gum C.“ H,“ rotary eg beater until. smooth. Brikc in

s/ “up,” 5m"! "d, iingrcase tube pun. in moderate nvcn

3‘|glspmﬂlllil USLVF.) S5 minutes, or until done.

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If you ve alwa s thought that it ,a“i1l’lp“l',fifnrnunhu Imam“ u;:1i1l°c‘:lfii°mi""l l" 1mm?" "lit takes eg —sn lots oi‘ eggsl-to ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,|1,

make ten er, delicate cakes, try the Eggless Devil's Food given here . . . an learn one way Swans Down helps out scarce ingredients. Swans Dawn's superb ﬁneness gives you feather lightness 1nd even texture with just one or two eggs-or none at alll

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Low on shortening? No matter! With Swans Down you can make

Eggiess Devil's Food

2 squares Baker's Unsweetened Chocolate I (up milk

Combine chocolate and milk in top o! double boiler and cook over rapidly boiling water 5 minutes, stirring occa- sionall t. Blend with rotary egg beater; cool. iit tlour once, measure, add soda, salt, and sugar, and sift together three times. Cream sborrenin ; add ﬂour mixture, vanilla and choco are mixture, and stir until all flour is dampened. Then

Orange Sponge Cake

11/4 cups riﬂed Swans Down Cake Flour I14 teaspoons Calumet Baking Powder

o! Labor:

Minister 1 Bun:

iiinstci‘ of Home Affairs

maining sugar gradually, beating very thoroughly; then add orange juice and water. Add ﬂour gradually, eating with

Sugarless Spice Cake

21/4 cups silletl Svvsns Down Cake HOII 21/4 teaspoons Calumet Baking Powder 1/4 teaspoon salt

11/; teaspoons cinnamon

1/4 teaspoon nutmeg

1A teaspoon cloves

V; cup butter or other shortening

I teaspoon grated lemon viii

' 1, beat vigorously 14¢ minute. Bake in 1 HIP w" Iyﬂlrl greased pan, 8 x 8 x 2 inches, in moderate §°IIW ‘"!:‘k°'1'-'" sho oven (375°F.) 5O minutes, or until done. (fatal: ‘mm.

Sift ﬂour once, measure, add baking powder, salt, and spires. and silt together three times. Cream shiartening with lemon rind; add syrup gradually, beating

up“ “m, “m: m. go f" y" b: ;41°"P°°" "11 well alter each addition, Add 14 oi ﬂour m" - b‘ wad“, main lad 133$“ In.“ "u" m‘ Rndddbeat until smooth_snd vgccll ‘blendedi ﬂ-vﬂdul a cm be! Aﬁd lmazingly’ Ru" u"! 1 lljyolk after c5551 one Aidda tlelgjininigtliylrﬁizuirvitin Swans Down low-shorteningfcakcs 2191"". thirds, alternately with milk‘ in llJilVCS, can below in egga, too, yet igh in

oodoess~as you'll see if you try

ans Dawn's Orange S age Cake.

But don't e r Swans a results with any n inn] dour!

“° sugﬂli

if your fatnilylilres home bslringﬁand what family doesn't) sugar rationing

is s mstter oi’ real concern. But—- serve proud yto your mostcriticslgucsis! here's [and sews! Swans Down Made from selected soft Canadian winter help! you make velvet-dumbed, wheat, Swans Down is sifted again and delicious cakes with absolute] no again through silk, until 27 times marl Try the Sugarless Spice‘ ake, as tine as ordinary ﬂour. Lct your see hovv Swans Down, plus a

tented and approved recipe, takes the stickiness out of sugarlesa cake making!

suiiisfﬁiiin ciiiit noun

Silt flour once, measure, add baking pow- der snd salt, and slit to ether three times. Add $5 cup su ar an orange rind to e gs, and beat wit rotary egg beater nnti thick and lemon-colored; add re-

bcating well alter each addition. 14"., but rriulrr, Imzr calu wry will at mrb nag: sf mixing. Add vanilla. Bake in two greased 8-inch layer pans in moderate nvcn (37531?) 3O minutes or until done.

next cake be a superb Swans Down cakel 9 tested recipes on every Swans Down package.

GOOD CAKE DEPENDS ON THE FLOURI Give real baking insurance to other

recious cake ingredients! Use SWANS DOWN, the ﬂour that makes ration-wise cakes truly an] cakes. . .thi: klllii you'll

iPrrinfrr- hiiitoltiiczyki: A Rainer. Secre. itnry to 11m Crihiiict; Marian Suds,

of Russian-Polish boundary '

State: Prof. Wociziw Kcmarnici. Minister of Justice;

specially armqrsgd up“, and gs Qlltif-UOII- Cabinet members iire ileft to righti Gen» Karol Popiol. i-o-Miriister of State; Father Zygmunc gammy“; by m, “m, ﬁns ma eras Marian Kukiel, Mhiitcr of Defence; Tadsuszl Knczynski. hiinistct- of Education: Pref Staniqm

;u(‘]udgfg_ 1i, h“ a you-ﬂu“ mum-n Homer. Minis‘er of Fbreiizit Affairs; Dr. Ludwik‘ Kat. \ti istPv of infonnation and Wladyslav A . .

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