MAY 20. 1937 1

l I‘ he Bentral Guardian i i

_____ CRAS WELL for Photographs

CONFEDERATION - SURANCE. L-6'll!‘JIil:‘7E-12_l3l:g ..____ bafgg §;LE"Emi>i1y wooden oil

. c each. The Rogers Hal-q. ware Company Lamlted, L-533-5-18-20.

SHIPPERS NOTICE-The s. s

. “Magnhild" will take cargo m, s; I Pierre St. John's, Bay mom; and ‘ Cllrboneﬂr. Newfoundland sailing from Charlottetown Tuesday. May 25th. Please book space early. A, Pickard dz Co., Agents. L-583-5-l9-3i.

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EMPTY WOODEN 011, B“; RLLS. 50c each at The Rogers Hardware Company Limited.

L-533-5-l8-20.

Eastern Guardian

..'MONTAGUE DENTAL 0F- , . FICES ivill be closed every Sa.t.u|-- \ % day afternoon till end of September.

RUE ESSENCES of many a sun-pend L-578-5-20-21-27-28. harvest of corn, barley 3mg rya Thugs what msvnscnnwious to ins Heinz Malt Vinegar and Heinz White Vinegar giilridltiltwwtiinl 11mm“ may be 0561' You-to make your salads singiHeinz Cidei- Prion: 4"? 0512i. iii’ Vinilsgar Z11 lmlnlde from whole, Quﬂ-fipcngd, juicy Drug Store, Montague.

BPP 65- einz Vine ' _‘__'

months before bottling-Earfrsozﬂgfmlnhmosdwﬁ? mr-‘ox MENv-We carry a oom-

_ _ plete line of Worm Capsules, Nem- Heinz Vinegars are so extra-fragrant, tangy, as. Col. McKinnons. Ffrenclrs and Zestflll, lasting in ﬂavour.

Burroughs 8c Welcomes, also I Msbons Ear Mite Lotion. P. H. n a salad dfessing. in the salad itself in Powder. and all the Flea Powders. Y2"? $005118 0f on the table, Heinz Vinegars 3.1%.?“ S R§§ii.?fﬁw§§i§4.%f’§,f o er superb quality and a richness of ﬂavour °ut °f all Pf°l>0rtion to the few cents extra they may wst- It's always true economy to buy the best. Your dealer has the three kinds of Heinz Vinegar for your choice, (Remember this at pickling time.)

Heinz Olive Oil is another pantry neces- sity. From the ﬁrst pressing of ﬁne, ripe olives grown near Heinz own plant at Swine» sPain. Clearer. Smoother. More

..'FARMERS ATTENTIONP-We have a full line of Ceresan and Formaldehyde for the treatment cf smut. in grain, Semcsan Bel and Corrosve sublimate for potato dip- ping. Mail orders promptly dispatch- ed. Mabons Rexall Drug Store.

Montague. L-5Bl -5-19-20-22-24-26-2B.

~ McPhee-Tennant" ~ N uptials

COR/ONATION DAY CHOSEN BY BRIDE; TO VISIT HONOLULU

ﬁavoursome.

_"_I"Iavour Magic" I booklet with some; 9f original, clever recipes for salad dressings, sauces,- flﬂﬂdy. IIOBIIIIEE. desserts and cooking—macla thrilling with Heinz Vinegars -— gag F“; H- J» Han! COIIIPBDY. Toronto, Ont-

HEIN Z VINEGARS and

HEINZ OLIVE OIL i

Coronation Day was chosen for one of the prettiest weddings of the season which was solemnlzed in Wesley Unitetd church Calgary Alta. at 7.30 o'clock Wednesdﬂy evening. Before the pulpit. banked with standards of snagdragcns. carnations, marigolds and fern, Doris Anne. second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ‘Pennant became the bride of Mr. William Lloyd McPhee. only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McPhee.

Rev. Douglas H. Teller officiated at the ceremony which was solemn- ized at 7.30 o'clock. Miss Ida Ten- nant, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Miss Jessie Lees bridesmaid.

The bride who was given in mar-

charge of the (Illlllli! mom.

"rir; (VJHAKIVAAIKIIEVJVYVN “(QEQRDIAN

EST evidence in the world,

the snapshots you bring

back from your holiday outing.

And think how ‘much they mean! . . .

The sport of taking them. Your own eager ﬁrs: look at the prints. The chance to show them to others. And the vivid, everlasting reminder of the day.

So be sure to take your camera. Kodaks as low as $5; Brownies from $1.25 . . - at your dealer's.

In Canada "Kodak" is the regis- tered trade mark and sole property of Canadian Kodak Cm, lkﬁd, Toronto, Oﬂlarlo.

“Thuyfru such pals.“ You'll trauuro a snaphot Ilka this u m; u

you llva-

Any camera is a better camera loaded with Kodak Verichrome Film. Verichrome gives you good pictures where ordinary ﬁlms fail. It is made in Canada-which assures uniformity, freshness and perfect condition. Don't rake chances-always use Kodak Veri- chrome Film.

VEBIII

Accept nothing but the ﬂlrn with the lrsdo mark

"KodalWon tho box.

i465’ pfc-"wiilﬂembark on the‘: Empress’: of A which was Japan for ll nwntlrs honeymoon in

bﬁzzd-lldih/ITS. Thomas sided at the supper iuhlc

liilhi-ed by cathedral tapers and Honolulu. the bride and bridc- A - decorated with 11.110 pink inst-s. groom‘ lcii. on the westbound train teaspoon papnkzL The Coronation motif was in- later in the evening. Mrs. McPhee

troduced in little flags which en- wore for traveling a brown tailleur cm“ powdel‘ circled the weridinr: cake. with British tan accessories. On Mrs. S. C. Brntisliniv. lyfrs. H. their return they will reside in Trevig and Mrs. R. A. Griri|nci~ i\2\(IyCi1Igi’iI‘Y.—- Calgary Herald. May l3.

Willie iMr. Lloyd McPhee ‘is the son of

spareribs allowing two

riage by her father was radiant in her white satin gown. It was sim- ply fashioned with knife-pleated collar and cuffs and its skirt fulled at the back ended in a graceful train. Her filmy veil cascaded in graceful folds from a glimmering diamante coronet. and she carried a bouquet of Madame Butterfly roses and lily-of-the-valley.

Miss Ida 'I‘ennant Wore a pretty gown of soft green tulle fashioned over satin and accented with a ' brilliant girdle of paddy green. a shade reintroduced in the bow which marked the neckline. Her hat was a becoming Bo-Peep model and she carried a shower bouquet of yellow roses and white cama- tions.

The bridesmaid, Miss Jessie Lees. was gowned in a similar frock of pale yellow and she too carried yellow roses and white carnations.

The bridegroom was attended by Mr. Jack Roberts and ushers were Mr. Secord 'I‘ennsnt and Mr. Wil- liam Girvin. Miss Mae Allison of Pincher Greek played the Wedding music and during the signing of. the register Miss Maybelle Buchan‘ sang "0 Promise Me." accompani- ed by Miss Allison. ‘ After the ceremony ninety guests were received a/t the home of the brides parents by the wedding party standing under an arch 0f flowers and ferns. . Mrs. ‘Pennant, the bride's mother wore a smart gown in coronation blue with matching accessories and a corsnge of red roses. while Mrs, McPhee. mother of the bridegroom. chose black chiffon and lace. with which she wore s lame bat. trim- med with brightly rived flowers. Her corsage was of roses and lily- of-the-valley.

Mrs. Jessie Tennant, aunt of the

baby’s first experience‘ ‘with ' food

I Important? Of course! Doctor knows. And he will approve your choice of Heinz Strained Foods. Every tin bears the Seal of Acceptance of the American Medical Association's Council on Foods. Heinz method of cooking and straining aavesn-iuch of tho vitamins you ‘lose usually in home " ,,. Save yourself endless hours of work and give your baby the BEST. Eleven

kinds. HEI NZ Strained Foods

- THE FINEST TOMATO JUICE

alums/Swill”

O Appetites respond with sheer palate delight t; the taste of this natural juice of big, red, pedigreed tomatoes. It's the pure juice-only a little salt. added for seasoning. Refreshing-both food and drink — delicious! Tomatoes have a health value all their own. Heinz gives you this essen- tial of the daily diet at its de- lectable best — and always uniform!

HEINZ TOMATO JUICE

Margaret Morrison. {W155 Jenn Lccs, [visited the Island last Miss Freda McKiimon. Miss Lucyuhrre they have numerous McPhce and Miss Joan MCKlllliOll.

Creek proposed the toast bride to which the bridegroom re-

Mrs. Willimii ‘Bucliun siinircri the lMr. and Mrs. W. C. McPlice 0f

gfts upsin s. Crilgiiri". formerly of New D0min- ‘WSW and “W” “m1 m” Sliced Those as inc in serving were; ion. P. E. Island and a cousin of 0mm“ Pour 0V" “"5 mchb?“ Mrs. Joscp Ross. NIP». William Mr. Geo McPhee. M. P for Ynrkton bee“ sauce "lade by Combmmg

Girvin, Miss Mildrcrl Nnblc. MissiSusk. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McPliee HIIIIIVYCI‘

rela-

and bmkc m a hour and a h ally, tumiiii:

twice. Remove er duruiu" last

IIVPS.

Mr. R. O. Allison of Plllﬂllﬂl‘

of tile BARBECUE!) SDARERIBS

Three to four pounds sparcribs.

"She's a [rill scout." You know one like her-bowl‘

2311i} hiiiryrahE-Trifiesiﬁéaiiifir, one-half teaspoon red pepper, one Spoon black pepper. one teaspoon (eight-ounce bottle) catsup, three- fourths cup water. Select meaty and

leave the rack uncut. Place in a

the remaining ingredients.

ing. Replace onion slit-cs if they

u: p: plenty of pictures.

A CANADIAN PRODUCT

one-hall tea-

thrce-fourtlis cup

cut into pieces. to each portion.‘ or

:1 Moixssias nonmn oATs';“YiTb_oH1bTiiiiri1ii-t~ L.» COOKIES. ‘

Molasses adds flavor as well as i food values. and make a most de- licious mixture.

One-half cup molasses. brown sugar. 4 tablespoons melted ——-—-—--‘.. butter. 4 tablespoons melted short- PIIIIILZ. 2 (‘£325. l (‘lip sifted flour, 1-2 teaspoon suit. 1-4 teaspoon baking soda. 1 1-4 tmspcoiis baking powder 1 1-2 teaspoons ground ginger, l

Adap- n

cano~ may bu ﬂllod with wonderful mlmoriti- Don't lat them escapi-

‘vow

In Iuch a little While they'll look dmercnf. l: pay! to u: nnupihoQ on nary “ocarionﬂ

FILM

in thoroughly. Drop um J1.» ' of a teaspoon nun a, ii. . ed cookie shcoi. Bake ll‘. a §ili.‘. own i 13% degrees) for about 11s.: an hour. 1-2 cup

A farmer smoti w. golfing novice ll‘\'. lull. Euriii uus ii_ . Lions, and l-llv uouuJ-hi- face was (‘l'llll;i)il.

gal-cl‘!

Cover cup rolled outs. "My Word." he bliuu-(i. ‘in-rung moderate uvcii an Add brown sugar and melted fats iic ilw inf-mm: ~ili~ 1w “all nif. Haste orrasion- to tho molasses unrl blond wr-ll. think theirs un (‘lll'fIl(|ll.ll(v_" . ‘ spiirerihs once or Bent the cons llliilI light and add "I don't u. w nus 1 »

cover from roast- 15 minutes of bak-

lo mixiurv. uiixiu: ircll. Silt llic flour. lll1'1l<lll'(‘ it. mix and sift the (Il'_V iiiqrerlicnis except the roilerli

farmer, u ui-i ivornis be niuir’ ill‘ ~'

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pd" l ‘em be ‘idiiis; unricr t.:..'

sponded. two onions. two tablespoons vin- have fallen off and brown r:bs. oats. Aim- siiiuic these, adri the __ _

Bound for Vn_n§n_uvcr wllervcyrthev ega&_nwo;tablespoons Worcester- gelssrsix.’ __ ___W___ Ticﬂlifdﬂoﬂiﬂﬂllfir_ﬂ)1X_ “wnr-iAddfﬂnl on” H: , l,

This is the IinoI Contest in the series oi three Royal Household Flour "Name the Picture" ConfesfsI Closing Date: June 12th. Your entry ‘ c II A N c E must be post-marked not Inter than that dole. Send your entry now. f P V‘ \ . y A _

ROYAL uoussuoic FLOUR

"NAME 175s P |,<:'ru R s" couresr 7Z1‘: i: whit you do

This picture is looking for a name. Suggest a title and read the printed rules and you may win a cash prize. "Temptation!" might be a good name for it, or "So Near- And Yct So Far"——send in any name the picture suggests to you. This is the last in a series of‘ three "Name-the- Picturc“ Contests. 86 Cash Prizes in each, with a Grand Prize of $250.00 for the best suggestion made during all three contests. Even if you have already won a prize there‘! still time to win another-you might even win the Grand

$4”

Prize. Enter today.

3 BIG CONTESTS-Z” (ash PRIZES

First Prize . . . . S Ill.“ 5Prlzos 0185.00 u..S 15M Socnnii Prill . . 25.0 79 Film 0131-5 Third Prize . . . . . ISJI GRAND PRIZE $25M!

WINS GRAND PRIZE

“Royal Household" is

for wheat quality be

"Om.- nf ilic most pleasant thrills cf my im- was rrceiviﬂll your chi-tine for “nitric us l-mt Prim “inner of your Rmuil IIIvl|"I‘Ili\IlI Iilniir slogan conical. l lune almirs liven an (Iiiili-ie Fliulf

s: suns r0 TRY Royal Household Flour

triple-tested ﬂour. It is tested

milling, for ﬂour quality during milling and for baking quality after milling. Royal Household is the every-

the

fore

s13 30.00

(ASH

PRIZES. I

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Tel/ow M252 Jim/ale 111/25.-

1 Write your tide m the coupon (or on n seimruie mi of miner) wiihyour nlme iimi address IYIKI Hill‘. ni \ m: denier. 2 With cnrh title send the worth "Royal l<l<~~|~<|= ’|" iIII from the "mu mum m cvr-ry hut- ~i R i.uI Iii-imchold Flour, or a reasonably inf-mm hr illlliIl or lanic. 3 You may rend as muny diITcrent mic.- m- Vﬁll imh, bui ui-h must he arrnmpiinieti by a scrtii-n oi the leaﬂet an outlined in Rule Z. 4.This content will clone June l2. 10.17. All rnlilrl miui be pun-marked nnl later lhllrl lhni iiuii». 5 Aiiiirels your suggestion in “NnmP-Ihr-Pirfurr" Con. frsl. The Ogilvie Flour Mills Cn., Lirnitrti, and muiI ii in the nearest office n» lisml. 6 Thin contest is rennvicd in RESIDENTS OF CANADA ONLY. EmPIny¢P\ of The nlllIVlf Flt-hr Mill: Cnqlaimilcd and their families are nni CIIRIIYI!’ l0 (‘OHIQCIC- 7 In rate of l tic the prilel will be e unily divided. The committee nfiudges iurorn oscii n J maintains-ed room in rin way connected with Ilse Ogilvic Flour M411 0.. Limited and their decisions will be ﬁnal. No correspondence can he entered into.

The OQiIvIo Flour Mills (0., Limited

Montreal. Ottawa, Toronto, For! wiIIInm, Winmpcii,

Regina. Medicine Hat, Calgary, Edmonton, Vnnrmivcr and Victoria.

H- Y. Hofng h l‘ '

‘mmz BOUPS are made as you “W” fmllns in you own kitchen! m“ -‘""1v' cnre Is used 1n selecting 3m ilimlmriug the ingredients. The "1" cautious watching. The mm!‘ “melon-mini DBICIIES in open

kettles. And Heinz uses the finest nnlccs money can buy. Everything’:

similar-even . the hometasu — except that Heinz does all the work- Al] you do is. heat and sew B" sure you get a few tins o! the l7 delightful aims.

RALPH WOO!!!“ ch .

who has been ADMIN“ "'39 of production in the newly 111951195 laboratory rind chemical department of Jones - schofleld - Hatheway. Limited in Saint John. Since the installation of this new tquillﬂwm. all types of dried fruits from var- ious World centres are MW 00m- pleteiy cleaned. ur°°°55¢d “d packiiggd by ﬂih Mhritime ﬁrm I0!’

distribution u owl’? WWW °i

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hmisirr but rir-vrr expected lo be so

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n __ I Irvflllfhlit. "Ag-mm let me thaiilr you

In. min om "W '"""'- “Mum” Mrs. Foster Ontby, _ Cniiiis. Alberta.

You shrin- in Lhil. too. Inch dealer nlmd by

the three ﬁr»! prise winners and the winner o! the Grand Prise. will receive $25.00.

purpose flour, and makes delicious, ﬁne-textured bread; light, velvety cakes and grand pie crusts. Buy a bag of Royal Household Flour today,

TRIPLE-TESTED

FLOUR

ROVM. HOUSEHOLD FLOUR CONTEST "i"

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