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moi-amass. 15. 1949

GUARDIAN.’ CHARLOTTETOWN

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BUS~~WHYS

8 a Whllali INFORMATION StRVICl

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MONTREAL, Sept. 15lh-Thei-e's nothing puts a gleam in a man's eye like the ‘girls in their Summer dresses-unless it's the same girls in their smart new Fall outfitsl But before you chooseyour Fall ward- robe-be sure to be ca: ertly filled in a GOSSARD foundationl There's a ossard foundation for every ' figure type and age grou and our foundation _;,,'.’§¥ should e yours complete y-to o the most for gout Yes, Gomnrdh talented designers have, I creatcd super foundational/o give_ you more support-Jit-com- forgnyot lcave you feeling free as airl And because _lhe famous, American-designed Gossard garments are manufactured right hens in Camida...thcy're truly reasonable. Need I say morcl, ..lhst's what the brand new crop of Heinz tomatoes arel in sunny southern Ontario, . 41nd your family - w,“ bc proud of 1/ou for buying so wisely when vnu stock up on HEINZ TQMATO PRODUCTSl ‘from Scptember to September. you'll be able to “pork up" your meals with Hem: Tomato Juicc as Hllcins Cream o] Tomato Soup as a ..and Iicinc Ketchup and

straining first course.

: Heinz Chili Sauce to add excitement to the flavour of main dishesl

uni-s the time to take advantage of the new Autumn crop of edi ccd tnmnlocs...they‘re at their taste-wise bcst in Heinz Tomato ro ucta!

VJII!’ A! You lJkl Thorn! . . . cakes,

flavoured with S H1 RiR I F F ’ S TRUE VANIL- c LA have that spidblly ‘O01 tasto your family will lovct You sée, ShirrilTs True Yiiiilla is made from genuine choice vanilla bciins only...then properly aged and mellowed like a rare old wine. A little flavours a lot~<lcliciouslyl A little sugar and a littlc ShirrilTs Vanilla in a large gliss of milk will be a grand new lilitt! trcnt for your youngstersl Xcs, you'll find a wealth of flavour magic in those famous Shirrifik bclllcsndook for them tomorrow when you're shoppingumsk for Shirriflh Flavouring Extracts and Food Coloursl

Your Iusy Hands deserve the best of care . . . that's why I'd like to recommend rcnular use of JERGENS LOTION! After every “watery" job .. .a[tcr every house- clenaing chore...rub a generous amount of Jergcns Lotion lilo your hzindsl It. protects against chopping and roughness ...givcs even the most “mil-working of hands that “Lndy-of-Iicisure" Lookl Keep a bottle handy in both kitchen and bathroom and use it——,usc it-usa ill Your hands will stay sof‘ and lovely with the soo-othing care of Jcr cns...your husband will be pron of theml

"Old Wives‘ Talsff spread like

wild firs, don't. they? makes m9 shudder to

think of allths

‘ "bogus" cures for

- that common

. . childhood sfllio- fom: ‘is: ‘ggsg-ii-Jllnllfaflf; tion-hairlicel I've lieardkerossno

recominended- .nd — horror of $°th7°‘é'm?:l:ugimcg££ffl‘$g horroral-shavipgl So ve unnec-

,, canary-for there's a per cct cure éffgaffmgitfgflgdnjlelfuwlg‘! 31$ called CUPREX - available at

fummm up olltery-Ubut there,‘ drugstores everywhere! So quick

no cause for wo w‘th ENER- - - tom cii-mJr-dw-iyi 1i tm:iz;iiiz‘.sriii;srix '"m°"" °"- ‘llewm! Um» 5'9"” Rub Cuprex gently and thorough- llwts °l l“ kind’! Rubber h"! ly on your youn ster’s hair and ‘milk! dlfllll)?" l"!!! 5110i"!!! p, using a sma quantity at a {BMW-BM will! 99m porcelain time. After 15 minutes, wash the Jurfacu such as nfri hair with soap and water and. lbsthfiibv-whm you rub them with while it’: still damp, comb thor- lpml- 33ml!‘ Eleflilml Y}?! C" 80¢ oughly with a fine comb. Works

_ Cleaning Fluid at: your wondersl-just be sure to follow favourite drug or department store the directions with evcry bottle for as little as 25c. of Cuprcxl '

"'5 4 I99! TIMI, isn't it, to sec those rows n rows of ielly-iars filled fish-mods Elly? Why not: ‘tlellflllb N“? “lellying triumph with golden, luscious Popovcrs for dinner tonight? Serve them with some of your new-made ielly. And make them with FIVE _ROSES_FLOUR, the flour “for all- mfllon baking". This way, you can be sure they'll

I Qua. baton 1 H R no . iggfllnllglflfif melted Ugugvmvmmu u dentin: 01%;. mlll: and melted ht. Add flour and salt and bee! “thus gblelusiékiénitil)!’ srongflttlidiel-zoiur into hot. reascck‘ baking cups heat m aso deg. r and bake l5 m iium ioiiger. deg’ ‘mm "M"

Jud, to: tic-dam bak' ‘u P '

m m xiiiiiiiii ‘iiio. Bi? iToii, ik°oaiiiiiif°rlihnm D"°°'°" lnsb-Illvon- c‘ r rv r d h. o’ h", S‘ O°'0ll;°u:I“ and to the infill“ V3“ family and ""° "n" ' " fricndsl That's

50%_mors 1am ‘~\' or ielly rom t h s s a m s amount of fruit . . . these an tlis advantages you _onjoy with CERTO Fruit ectin. Certo, you know, is fruit pectin, _tho natural jellying _sub- stsncu in_ fruits that makes isms and ielhes “jell". With Ccrlo there is actually not one fruit that cannot bomadc into jam or _ lplly . _. . and what tender, de- licious isms and. jellies they are! Full of the tcmpting colour and magnificent: flavour of the choice, ‘idly-ups fruit. Just follow auct- l! la

what I say over and over again about TEN- DER LEAF TEA-because I think it's well worth repeatlngl Truly, I've never tasted tea fla- vour quite as good as "Tender Lea"! Tender Leaf Tea is the lea that's made from tho little top leaves and they give it that added touch of lest and sparkle that means real tea enjoyment! You'll find Tender Leaf Tea-fragrant and grand-tasting-st your gro- the simple directions under the oer’; Ask for it for “quick 00m- bel of each Carlo bottle. fortP-for real tea. satisfaction!

like A lrlnl New Carving Knlh For lull 50c? This knife is a real ba oinl . . . 12%’ long, worth actually $1.50 — its '8" and-honed. razor-sharp blade is ideal for carving meats — slicin bread — chopping vegetablesl Its cranium-red astic handle will last the life of the _ nifel Arid its yours — just mit your mimc and address and semi to me —Bar arc Brent. 1411 Cres- cent StZvMontrcul, P.Q.—_t0pcther with 50c in com or postage stamps unit 2 ibby’: lsuapomtcd Milk tobcls. Such a men way to lfllfOdllCfl £23,‘: Ql;lil6d(1l§1l_lt1l0ll5l‘lt!§ ot IJBBYS EVAPORATED M1L_Kl Oncc I c . is wonderful milk-in your cotfee and lea-in recipes Quitting‘ foacrcani and milk . ._ . you'll be completely “sold",l You see. egoggniiczlllll whip to cloud-like fliiflincss . . .and yet its so very

pies or puddings -

-(one fifteen minute treatment.

Encouraging Reports At Orphanage Meeting

The September meeting o! the Protestant Orphanage held on Tuesday was well atended. Trus- tees came from Ellerslie, Sum- merslde, Bedeque and Montague to join wltlrthose trom the City. Mr. W.A. Stewart,’ chairman o! the board presided. Following the adopting o! the minutes o! the last meeting, reports o! commit- lees was proceeded with and tiri- ances being so important at this time o! year was given preced- ence.

Mrs. HS. Henderson, chairman ct finances, reported the Prov- ince widegorganization for the An- nual Drive for Funds, nearing completion and stressed the nec-

essity for a generous response this year as expenses are at a record-breaking high. She ex-

pressed contidence thatNknowing the great need, our ever-generous people would again contribute sufficient funds to enable the Trustees to continue successfully this work on behalt o! our home- less children. The Property Cam- mlttee reported the winter supply o! coal all in at a cost o! $131112. 1t was tound necessary to cover one large floor at a cost ot about $30000

The Adoption Committee re- ported one boy gone into a good home and one received into our care. ‘

Reports were given of a num- ber 0t boys and girls who did well at the summer camps. Considera- tion again returned to finances and the approaching date of the opening of the campaign as ad- vertised for October 3rd. Though expenses were extraordinarily high, members were confident as

the new

Gleaming, tong-Wearing Aluminum

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SWlFTlllNGl *

TO gel YOUI‘ set, just send your name and address, with seventy-five cents, and one Swifflning box top to: Dept. At 2- Swift Canadian Co. Limited, P.O. Box 371, Terminal A, Toronto, Ontario. You'll receive your pans without delay! And in addition, Swift's will send you a folder with recipes for eight delightful “Special Occasion Cakes."

‘Ill/fatal um "Home" In Silt/l Caaalton Co. limited’: III, tuipmnd rllonniln

‘Needlecraft '

J FOR THE HOME f.

SEW-EASY ENSEEELE .

Ensemble of three pieces-perfect for school! The Jaunty V-nock Jumper with its very own jacket and blbuse ls easily made from s. _ small amount of material. Espec- lally smart tn corduroy, book this season in new colors and combin- atlons.

No. 2000 ls cut lri sizes 2. 4. 6 and 8. Size 4 iiwltet. and jumper, 1% yards 35-inch; blouse, 1 yard 35- inch. '

Send 25 cents for each Pattern which includes complete sewing guide. Print your Nacne. Address and Style Number plainly. Be sure to stale size you want. Include postal unlt, or zone number tn your address.

Address Pattern Department The Charlottetown Guardian. Pattern No. 2000

Name Address

C‘!!! Provlnce

the meeting adjourned. that the public would understand the ne- cessity and subscribe sufficient to meet the need.

BBOKENHAM, Kent, England- (CP) -— A new stained glass wln- dow ln the Holy Trinity Church will show people -- including a scout, cub, girl guldc and a choir- boy -— tn modern dress.

Mrs. Martha Plnliorne,

LAYER FANS

kind of shortening!

Easrnirnwicii, bondon-(C?) ‘r UPSUCK DTlZe at a Conservative Party fete was won byga-yeax-Loid

Local Chapter Helps Community Club In England

A local I.O.DE. group, the L.M. Montgomery chapter. began recently a food parcel project 1n co-opcratlori with England's Wom- en's Voluntary Services, sending cases of tinned meats and fish for distribution among British commun- lly clubs hard hit by rationing. "Thank you letters have been re- ceived," reports chapter regent, Mrs. Ralph Dulrnont." from Miss Elisa Dimhan, Head of’ Elmplre and Foreign Department of W.M.S, as well as from supervisors of clubs thoughout Elnglarid. Our tood parcel from PEI. ivas distributed among the ‘Darby and Joan‘ clubs for elderly people."

These clubs were formed ln the

' United Kingdom as rna-ny old people find lt very dltfcult to manage ration-s as, of course,

they are usually too frall and often loo lnflnrn. to stand about ln tiring shopping queues. The L.M_ Mont- gomery chaptcr plan to continue their food parcels and at a recent meeting formed a. cnrmnltte to study money-raising projects to finance their year's work. Members of tho committee are Mrs, Stewart Mac- Kay. convcner. Mrs. Stanley Lancaster, MrsI Wilbur Andrew.

BRIDGEWATER Somerset, Eng- land - (CF) - Goatliurst, a vll- lage of 200 population and thatch- ed cottages, ls being sold by Lord Wharton. The peer sold the con- tents of his mansion lri the vil- lage.

BOURNE, L-lncolnshlre, England

(C?) I-laconby Hall sllll houses the Jack-boots worn by General Flynn. olde-de-camp to Oliver Cromwell.

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Bath Size PAlMOI-llli

BATHE ro RELAX SHOWER ro nsrnssn

When things get you down, step into a soothing Palmolive bath. Cream your whole hodv with Palmolivifs extra-mild lather. Soak. . take it easy . . let that restful Palmolive bath calm your nerves, ease your aching muscles.

Or if time is short-a few seconds under Mingling shower with haili size Palmolive arid you'll step our ilsoroughlv refreshed! Bath or shower-you'll love extra-big, rxtra-milii BATH SIZE Palmolive!

s°°"""s Milling” New Exotic Frtlgruncg Oceans ot "BeoufY l-°l"°"'

quosllnfl so 50nd and Lon

_ DON'T MISS i a THIS EXCLUSIVE ’ i SWIFT i

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‘A cup Switching

2% cups sifted cake flour

5V4 taps. single acting or 4 isps. double acting baking powder

9" round pans) with waxed paper.’

SWIETIIEAIT CAKI

4 egg whites l tsp. salt

1% cups sugar 1 cup milk

I tsp. vanilla

Preparation: Have all ingredients at room temperature. Preheat oven at 5791'. Line bottoms of two heart-shaped pans (equivalent to two

WITH Swiffriing, the shortening that gives you quicker, easicr-betler-haking, you'll find all \ your cakes are lighter and flutfier than ever before. l Swiffning is digestible, nutritious, and so easy to cream! There's no difference in the way you use l! -bui what a difference in ihs xuulul

Step l; Add unbeaten e g whites and-remaining l/i cup mil . Bcai 2 more minutes. Scrape bowl and bearers. Pour equal amounts of batter in pans. Bake about 28 minutes, or till done. Cool.

Fill and frost with 7-minute icin . Decorate with tinted coconut and a d a gay touch with Pall flowers.

Si-p l_: Put Swiffliing in bowl. Sift in

flour, baking powder, salt and sugar.

Add 1/3 cup of the milk, and vanilla.

Beat 2 minutes on medium speed

_ electric mixer, or by hand at 1S0

strokes per minute. Keep batter from

\ sides and bottom of bowl. Scrape bowl and bearers.