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COOK'S CORNER
CARAMEL SQUARES
l-a cup butter
"2 cup brown sugar
I egg yolk
1'4 cups pastry flour
1 tsp. vanilla
pinch salt
Spread in buttered pan and
cover with:
1 egg white, beaten stiff
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1 cup walnuts. cut up 1 cup brown sugar
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Bake in slow men, 315 de- grees F. and cut while hot.
PISQUD EAST W.l.
Mrs. (iwcn Roll) nag hostess M3l'8”9l
tn the iadi.-.. of Ptsqultl East int: 0" colds which have kepll W'-
Women'5 institute Wcdiiestiay es- 1119'" ”ld001"5 00 Vii-'3ll0lL T39 ening August mi mm a I.-ii-ge Rota! Fanuly is at Balnioral aitendam-9 or i...-1......” Castle for their annual holiday
mthen r"ul”W alter a 5iTElJLi0US SIHTIHIET DOC-
liusittess it as
cointilotcd a Cttfllrxi uas pill un.lal ?”””" by Mrs lit-ttarti Kelly. won by. Pl,l,'.'”” xiargarel celebraus M” Hamm Jay. .her .tili birthday Wednesday, on
A do!”-W” August 21 she is expected to be by tho llnllwx asslxltltl ll) ilrs.l Frank Kelly and ilrs. litmardl
Ken)" and net in Scotland.
NATURAL LEADER vised by their doctor to stay in- Etaiigeliiie (hiigv Booth was the: rec0”)rPd' I
leader of the Salvation Army .m. V I Dunn-man ”(..,.p”5.l succemtelr in Great Bruainuideni ofvWorkingman'sBank,Bo:-l Canada. 36-utotindland and the ton. and Mrs. Dunnigan, haul
United States. enioyed a short visit In the is-l
HAPPENINGS
l Queen Elizabeth and Princess 1 land. the guests of Mr. and Mn. were reported anak-1M. J. McQuaid. Vernon.
'”"l'll M” W””l uell enough to enjoy the fcstivi-i tics at a private family party.lED&l3i1ll l0 prim? Edward 1!-
Tlio iteaiher has been blustery 5 land is Mrs. Joyce Sherren . Mrs. who has been Hsiling hr-r bro- md uni Sherren ,,V,Vm.Aggg Queen and Ma,-gm-,3 W", 3.1.1 the Felixstowe Business and Pro- lfcssional Women's Club. and di-. doors for a few days until fully Vi5i0l18l thllfmlll 07 U19 3. andl M H Id
i for a section ol England. She' Mr Elmer Jones and Mrs. Jones included roses. sweet peas and 73' E”
y . and Mrs. Dunnigan live in Arlington, Mass. They are: l pleased with their first visit here land are high in their praise of lthc beaches and scenic beauty. 'They plan a more extended stay at their earlist possible conven- ience.
A distinguished visitor from
Inarfly in see hl relatives but she expressed a desire to meet her confreres in the Charlotte- tovin B and P. club while here. So a date has been made with Mrs. Sherren for people to meet her at a special "3. and P. Bar- becue and Fun Carnival" which
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There will be a barbecued sup- per about 6.30 Mrs. Davis has said that any wishing to come in the afternoon may do so and no doubt those who can will take advantage of this kind invitation. The plans for the "Fun Fair" are not yet finalized but the exe- cutive are busily working on them.
Mn. She-rren has been asked to tell about the activities of the B. and P. clubs in her section of England. She will be sure to have many ideas for the club here. Everyone is anticipating Mrs. Sherren's visit and mem- bers of the B. and P. are allow- ed to bring friends for this spe- ciai gathering in honor of the guest from England.
is past president of
will be in Charlottetown fromi August 21 to 24. Mrs. Sherren is a sister-in-law.
Mrs. Melinda A J. Gordon ther. Mr. Cecil Jones and Mrs. Jones. at Crescent Road. ('ai- gary. and her nephews. Mr. Em- ory Wood. and Mrs. Wood. and
Edmonton, returned to Char-
Dunngthisharaacoadtripto ;the want. Mrs. Gordon viaitad ilnaay points at ' which tacludedamotoruipthouhwee tan Uaitod States and a trip yfroin Edmonton with Mr. Iln. Emory Wood to Baily Riv-
...u.i, ...u.. at the i.I.'..'iL"i.'. Mrs. George lulu. with the pr;-,. &t Ira.
Rainy River In. Gcdon attend-
” W W i N W 3"” atdtaa. M nephew Mr pa Wood to Miss M
l Irawcett. a registered ur": mu... I new hm" TPl”"m'cm- lunch was Itrted
I Vhiie Mn. Gordon in bi Char- lottetown. she is the guest of her inphew, Mr. Haber Jones and ghlrs. Jonu. Greenfield Avenue.
Mn. lra Doualha was the guest lof hontr Friday evening at the lreaidence or Ian. Lei; Warren. ilang-worth Avenue. Friends and neighbors assembled to say an- frevoir to Mrs. Douglas. who Ileaves shortly for Halifax. Mrs. . Douglas will make her home with he son. Mr. Letth Douglas, a me- dical student at Dalhonaie Uni- versity. and Mn. Douglas.
and Miss Macheod will spend the next two months tonrinl 153 COW tinent and then will proceed to Great Britain for a visit there.
Mr. and Mn. Victor Buchan- an and Cami Carver. Toronto. m u- we mm or 2:";.:P:.::.:":,.":::.'. '..':.:::: a surprise to Mrs. Douglas. She l M H C N r L nd.k' was escorted to the Warren-Tay-l '5” '”l'nl;-M ' &'r ynuw: lor residence by Mrs. R. Betts "ll "t ' '1" and Mrs. J. S. Taylor. The liv- 39"" ' ing-room and dining-room were decorated with beautiful arrange- ; mm” '3'” Mzfa N'-l:;"L;ch”.l:d ments of summer flowers. which "E 'y' " , st. 'John'
giadioii. Ana the guest had beenl N.B., Mr. Alphonse Olbornm
the United States.
Mrs. Preston M. Green and Nina Siirlee Green. Green St.. City, left on Sunday. by car. In Halifax. They will be the guests of Mrs. J. D. Macl-iarland. linden Row.
Mr, and Mrs. E. C. Blanchard recently returned from a bout!- moon trip through Eastern Can- ada and the New England States. in Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Good-
Mrs. from Vancouv
i-liscoc' WI; formerly , 3.0. and was
in tho hostess. assisted by in", Croaiar.
MID IAYOI OOUNTID
re PHILADELPHIA mm - 1.,
Lord layor of London stood up hr his Qiinan Friday night. "Th. Queeniaaparieetiady, tau", way." the lord mayor, Sir Clllluln Weich, said at international air. port where he arrived with Lady
hr. Watch for a four - day visit In
Philadelphia before flying on u, Canada. He made the statement aler being naked what he thougm of recent criticism: in England in Queen Elizabeth.
IIIALTI N01!
Vitamin A. found in such food; as fresh our and tomatoes. pre- vent: night blindness.
of Mr. George Sherren of Char-l iottetown, and will be here pri-l
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SIMMONS-MOASE WEDDING l
A wry potty summer wed- lKenneth Harold. son of Mr. and din: took place at the UnltedlMrs. Harold Simmons. Summer- Church Wnnse. in Kensingtnn..'side East. when Rm-. l.. M Murray unlt- Tho bridesmaid was Miss ed in niarriane Myrtle Pauline. iBianch(- Simmons. sister of the only dntinlitvr of Mr. and Mrs groom Miss Beverly Moase. Albert Mouse. New Annan. and niece of the hide. was flower
girl. Mr. Wendell Moase. broth- er nf the bride. was groomsmair. The bride. before her marriage. was on the staff of the Summer-. side High School and the groom. is a prosperous farmer. - Photnl hy lzleckhert.
Wed At Holy Redeemer Will Live in This City
by her father. looked charming
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