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we have the dandiest as- sortment of patent strap shoes for little girls.

Two Straps One Strap 2-35 Cross Straps to 5.50

Sturdily Built

Sizes from small 4 to large 3 Widths A, B, D and E Also Red

3.95 to 4.50 Wright’: Shoe Co.

GRAFTON STREET

SALMON CREOLE

Brown l tbsp. chopped onion in

butter. Add l cup tomatoes,

tbsp. green pepper and seasonings and cook I0 minutes. Pour creolo flaked Todd’: Salmon In a baking dish. Sprinkle with bread crumbs and

sauce over one-halt lb.

bake in moderate oven l5 or

SALMON PATTIES

Turn into a bowl two ‘/2 lb. cans liquid. Flake fish and mash bones . . . add 2 well-beaten eggs, 2 tbsps. llour, 2 tbsps. cream, 2 tsp. baking salt and few combine lightly but completely. Drop mixture by

Todd’: Salmon and its

powder, ‘/2 tsp. grains pepper . . .

THE ‘CENTRA

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CBASWELI. for Better Photo- graphs.

JIIIMYB TAXI - Dla.l ‘I373 I110 or 5152.

llllN'!‘lltS—Mail your ballots or letters to H. R. Veseey. 02 Green street, Charlottetown.

KEIOSENE, Electric and Pro- pane Gaa. Relrigcratora. Bryenton and MacKay.

EASTER MUSIC IIOUI Sunday. April 11th. 'I‘ryon Presbyterian Church 3 NIL: Tryon United Church 8:30 pm.

“THE HONEYMOON IS OVII." —A three act comedy in aid of the Charlottetown Hospital, Prinée Edward Theatre, Easter Monday.

ltIAGIS’I‘llATE‘B COURT —- In Queen's County Magiatrawa Court before Magistrate Gilbert A. Goud- et yesterday mornina, a ruldont of Elleralie was timed $35 and coats or 30 days for issuing worthless sales slips to obtain gas rebates. A city restaurant operator was {mad :5 and coats or 10 days for an of- !once under the Unemployment

Insurance Act and a local apeeder was fined 310 or 10 days.

Hon are two utterly dolieioua

Lenten dirhoo built around Todd's Salmon. Your salmon diahoa al

taste better made with To because every fish is rlgldly selected and trash peeked to preserve in original flavor and food value.

Clip these recipes and treat your Iarnily to “salmon at in linear."

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20 minutes. Serves 3.

I.‘ GUARDIAN

€008‘! for Perfect Pictures.

"!0UI. DOLLAR BUY! MOI!- at tho HUGHES DRUG STORI-

SIIVICI TO SICK, Dial 5181. Gant.Irell'a Pharmacy. next to

VISIT El-STYLE MILLINIEBI. 188% Great George street. Every style Hi-otyle.

‘WE TREAT TIIE SICK WELL". Giuey'a Pharmacy, next Stewart's Iakery.

ISLAND GRILL, Queen Street Dial 5228. Serving full course din- ners. specializing Chinese diah.

DON'T MISS THE THREE AC1‘ Comedy at the Prince Edward Theatre. April 19th. See the zany Bmlthiea and their friends in "The Honeymoon Is Over."

STAMPS of all countries. Jumbo packages of 500. Albums, hinges and beginners‘ outfits. Drop in and shop in The Island Book Room.

IN MEMORIAM

MRI. CHESTER TUPLIN

There pasaed peacefully away at her home in New Annan on Febru- ary 19. alter a long ilineu, Mrs. Cheater Tuplin at the advanced age of 54 years.

The late Mrs. Tupiin was born at Long River and was the last mem- ber ol the iamily of the late Wm. Profit and Margaret Borthwick. She leaves to mourn one son James P. at New Annan, also aix grand- children and 15 great-grandchild- ran.

The tunoral was held from the home on February 21. Service was conducted by Rev. W. Eric Iner- ham assisted by Rev. J. R. Camp- bell. Tho hymns, “Softly and Tend- eriy" and “Forever with the Lord." were sung, led by the Kenainzton Church of England mixed choir. Pallbearers were Messrs. Wm. P. Maclieod, Byron Bownesa. John C. Marohbank. Charles Waugh. David Peacock and Eric Maclviurdo. Inter- ment was in People's Cemetery, Kenaington.

I-‘Ioral Trlhulol

Pillow. James. Wreath, Grandchildren.

Sproyo

Mrs. Marchbanlr. Jack and Ruby. Mrs. Macxay and Francis. Harold and Anna. Moase.

Will I-lauarty.

MacMurdo Family.

Will and Margaret Maclieod. New Annan Women's Institute. Winnie and Clare Baker.

Cord Of Thanks

Miss Elsie Laird wishes to thank the session of The United Church. the Congregation at New Glasgow. the Community Sunday-School, The New Glasgow Dairying Company and all friends for beautiful floral tributes. cards, letters, expressions of sympathy and many I013 91 kind‘

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KINGSTON SCHOOL

(March Report) .1 Grade 8—1. Anne Young: 2. El- izabeth Robertson; 3. Harland Robertson. Grade 6—l. Betty China; 2. Anna Robertson; 3. Irene Ann Massey. Grade 5—1. Walter Ching; 2. Jimmy Massey; 3. Weston Collin. o-nae 4-1. Roland Chlng; 2. Birdie Collin; 3. Glen Robertson. Grade 3-1. Pauline Fraser.

Grade 2 (Br) -1. Bernadette Massey.

Grade 2 Mr.) ~1. Sharon Mac- Gregor.

Grade l-1. Noreen Young. Florence McLean. teacher.

Care! Of Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Connell and family wish to thank their many kind friends, and neighbors, the Red Cross and Ten Mile House Women's Institute, for donations 0! clothing. money, and household et- fects; also the Parkdale lire brig- ade who came to their assistance when their house was burned, and “thanks." to all who helped with lumber or in any other WHY-

I,. richly golden, then turn and cook the other sides . . .

. fry until

large spoonfuls into well-greased trying pan . . serve piping hot with Tomato Sauce.

Tomato Sauce: Combine l cup canned tomatoes, l small slice onion, l whole clove and M bay leaf . . . bring to boil, then sieve. Cream I tbsp. butter in small saucepan and blend In l tbsp. tlour . . . gradually stir in strained tomato mixture, cook, stirring constantly, until smooth. Serves 6.

neaa during her recent sad bereave- ment.

signed, Daniel O'Connell.

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(National Dc-lance Photo).

Thursday, April 8, 1954 The Guardian

The Great

REXALL lc SALE

NOW’ BOOMING AT THE JENKINS PHARMACY

Did you see the list of values in yesterday's paper. If not dig it out or drop into the Store and ask for a

handbill.

Three more days for you to get double value on

Drugstore Merchandise of outstanding value.

Check your needs—-save money on Drugs, Rem- edies, Vitamins, Brushes, Combs, Shaving Needs, Cos- metic Needs, Stationery, Dental Needs, Soaps and a

host of other things.

COME EARLY AND SAVE MONEY

(Open Evenings)

DISPENSING CHEMISTS —- DIAL 4219 Cor. Gt. George & Kent Sis.

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