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under lhe direction o! Geoffrey Wuddington i (English Qltinliii; BISCUITS.

Selections from Up in Central Park Naughty Marietta

Tho Pirates of Penzsnce 0f Thee I Sing

Revenge With Music Starring Ivelyn Pasen Edmund Hochbrldge ' Jimmie Shields Doreen Hume

The llsrvsy Girls

Samuel Hopkins Adams

Rising st her accustomed hour of _5.45, on the first sleeping car in her experience, Aims Beelye washed and dressed. then proceed- ed logically to make up her! berth. A small. dark, sleek head pro-t truded from the curtains opposite. "Are we supposed to do that?" asked the owner, as Alma viewed her work with patent satisfaction. "Ndm," said the Negro porter, appearing in the aisle. ‘That my job. Not but what the young lady done it good."

“I can make a bed better than

"Railroad hands," he explained. “And the little red-headed Mick

giraousnoissiuclisizcorrarown _ _.

Women's Institutes firganizsd

‘Three new groups have bee" cnroiled in the membership o! Women's Institutes on the Island. Recently at the communities of Laurette. Aims and South Mel- ville. Miss Mayiea Boswell, acting supervisor of the P.E.I. Women's Institutes conducted Institute or- ganization meetlllBs with the housewives of all three rural dis- tricts. At Aims the officers ap- pointed were:

ALMA LOT 3

"iify-iiiiioisrvns m DEMAND MUDDY Aivmvsn

‘in: cement industry has uséd as An extremely ancient form-of life

pounds of ex- the crab burrows into ibe sand or

‘,0 t. in a single year in its mud, with eyes protruding, await- mmg operations. ing its prey.

BUYSMWHY

A WEEKLY INFORMATION SERVICE

much B! H,

MONTH-ILL, Jan. 27th - Cold January mornings usually rob us of the ambition to get up and get breakfast . . . yet it's essential to start the dny with s. good meal. That's why l recommend easy-to-prcpiire, delicious “Cream of Wheat"! Yrs, creamy-smooth 5 Minute "CREAM OF WHEAT" cooks to appetizing deliciousness in just ﬁve minutes of boiling . . . and l it's s. breakfast dish your family will "rise-'n-shout" - ‘ for! It's so good . . . nnd so good for you! For 5 Minute '(‘ im of Wheat" contains blood-enriching Iron . . . and it provides rhlruim and Phosporous for diets deﬁcient in these elements! Ask your giorur tomorrow for 5 Minute “Cream of \\'!.iest"l

Here's a Portrait of o Happy Husband . . . munching apple pie to his tummyh content-and I'll wager it's the "but apple pie h. I- rvrr tasted" if ii.'s made of SCOTIAN GOLD Canned Ag-plcs! Ycs, you buy top o] tlic crop apples in the tin lnl-illml “Scotinn Gold" . . . “quartered" apples already i-nruiully cored and cut in small pieces for pie or dumplings! No coring-no peeling-no waste- these wonderful gpplcs are rendy for the pie when you open the tin! And you've never brow! anything quite like these specially picked, carefully inspected, Mp4 iily cooked apples! Your husband won't he "fooling" when lie says llir npplc pics you make with “Scotian Gold" canned apples are "tops" in flwour and rich, juicy taste appeal! q

Free to You! . . . a wonderful booklet that will show you how to save money nnd make money for yoiil Yes, ' you'd like money to “come your way" regular! y-seud for your frce copy oi “DOLLARS AT WORK"! Written specially for you by agents of the famous Com- monwealth International Corpora- tion . . . it will tell you how you can make a low-price-per-unit invest- ment that will assure you sa/efu of principnl—ccrfai'nty of regular return-nnd immediate cash in the event of an emergency . . . an investment that has paid consistent quarterly dividends to many Cana- dian women! This is'truly a free offer you can't afford to miss! Writs to me — tonightl- Barbara Brent, l4il Crescent St, Montreal, P.Q.— for your {rec copy o] “DOLLARS AT WORK"!

There's Macy As Economical. Happy Dish to be made from this truly delicious nia- caroni - and - cheese combination! Yes, a p a c. k n g e o f KRAFT DINNER makes a main dish for [our . . . for only s bu‘ pennies n serving! And tnlms only Rven minutes to cook! ,'l'ry this! . . .

KRAFT DINNER WITH SHUT-RED EGGS

l phas- Kraft Dinner Salt. pepper A eggs

Trepnrs the Kraft Dinner ll rlirvcwd on the package. Plaee in four shlrred egg dishes. Make a depression in the center of each. wrinkle with nit and pepper. and brook a raw ogg into it. fluke in a moderate oven, DIVE. until the ens are done.

"My Wife's Sale Coal!" your husband will say when you top off a ' delicious mid-winter mes! with this BENSONS CORN

STARCH dessert! . . . YIJOATING ISLAND

l/B tspli. salt

l tlunn. Benson's Corn Starch l/A cup cold milk

1/2 tspn. vanilla

Red Jrlly (for garnish)

*1 xiii‘! beaten egg white arid i thrnn. white sugar: best sin. using rotary inter. oaoh by spoonfuls on top of milk which is being seal ed in top part of l!’ ibis boiler. Skin out and reserve for lop of custard. Mix together i/l cup sugar. unit. Benson's Corn Starch and cold wok over hot water until smooth minutes. Add well-beaten egg yolk and again cook hut and add vanilla: bent with rotary beater until creamy. "i-livltiunl glass serving dishes: top with poached meringue and garnish with a tiny l~=t of bright red ielly- Bervu l. i

WHII i": cad latter E E Keep Your Heads the way that man. L

l egll. separated

l t pn. white sugar l 3/4 cups senlded milk 1/4 cup white sugar

such a BIG item on ln'Y°\l""ll!9 m"! y..." budut the them . . . soft and my,” you make ins; lovely to look at! hive to lie goodlSo ("emn Faelfktc” I know you'll be glad geﬁugq gm“ A N I; lo know that there's t ~ - v

no “an. o, precious CREAM. \ou ll ﬁnd

. . that, no matter whiit _ . "vmedwhis "he" 7°" ﬂ'“'°'"' ym“ your dnily chores, Pacquins will rakes ith "SHIRRIFFKS TRUE give yo“, hum], shut “lady of VAN“) A! “'8 U"? 5°55 l"? I lcisurc"look.lt was originally made Know to make sure your cakes are

for doctors and nurses whose hands nlisnliihly flavour-right! You sec. take the abuse of 30 to 40 scrubbings ﬁhirriTs True Vanilla is blended

a day, so it's ideally suited to the from on! enuine vanilla beans, busiest ofhsuds! Ask for Pscquins then sgerlli o n rsre old wine. Its

Hand Cream at your nearest drug or department store . . . and re- member, when you buy it-Pac- quins is the hand cream preferred by more women than any other

hand cream in the world!

mellow, fiill-bodied richness does full justice to the ﬁnest of cake ingredients. That's why I urge you to try Sbirriﬂh 'l‘ruo Vanilla next time you bake a cake!

Something New . . . Something Gay . . . this Cherry Upside- down Cake is just the thing lo top of! a cold weather meal w?‘ ,_ m fine style. Light as a feather, thanks to SWANS DOWN r \ i‘.-\_l\'Pl FLOUR- the flour that's sifted again and again, l‘; i until 27 times as fine as ordinary flour. - CHERRY UPSIDEDOWN CAKE l 1/4 Cups slfhd Swans I 4 tablespoons butter o: Down Cake Flour other shortening l 1/4 teaspoons Calumet l ell. V!" bu"? Baking Powder i/I um milk l/l teaspoon salt l teaspoon vanilla 1 a“ ‘up "m" s 2i h sl hf l - fl - G pirimiialorniieiitinedolf an: lllitwulitpi? Ihobvtﬂllltlil! n13 0n this arrange 1 Ill cups pitted. canned. drained red cherries. " glgaﬁuftnetrt’ , Iilllitlﬁrrdlt‘ until all ‘ﬂour la ‘llmpened: then bent vlgorouiy I niﬁitute. Turn batter out on contents pan. iiakc In moderate oven (s50 deg. F.) about S0 minutes. Loosen cake from sides vsn. Turn upside down on dish z eherriss will be on top- Glrﬂllh W!!! Wlllﬂvfii ""51- Tlerfs He Doubt About It . . . the price of meat is \budget- breaking these days! Bo if ou'vo been contesting yourself with less expensive outs . . . ground steak — sausages — and so on . . . here's a wiiy to dreu your “budget-wise" meat u to "ban uct’ perfection! ‘HE NZ TOM T0 KETCHUIf will provide ﬂavour "magic" . . . either in your cooking — or at the table! _You see, it's made of rich, rosy “Aristocratl ‘ ‘ " and spiced to vlatabls rfection by Horns chefs. ou'i! ﬂu it's so packed with tangy ﬂavour . . . that a little will go s

Here's a Tip Frets a Wells whose mother came to livo with her. She says —"Every time we

,\ opened a window, my mother com- plained of drafts.

And both my husband and I found

o house so stuffy-until I dis- iovereii how VAPAIR frsshens

"W!!! ' Yes, Vspair is a wonder-

vorker! It's the instantly effective

"F"! deodorant that freshen: the

“l! - - . and gives. your ri>'orns a

lﬂhes sfhlo cooking“ odors nnd ‘I lubnoco smoke, too. What's more- W"! 1m than a cent each time to

‘we. So for a pleasant-to-live-in 1 | y H 1,, 1- t :'“"'°_ "l! WmWPOY. l!- lﬂl’ dﬂll dirt-tw- sconedinicai‘. . . andrdgli: “mm. f0!‘ U19 bIl-Yllilﬂ. WI- olousl k for the new pool: — at

Wuce bottle of Vapair. your grooerl now l

his is the Story e0 e "Successful" Weiss I know. She's lust celebrated her "Crystal" Wedding Anniversary . . . ve happily

. for flf§ﬂ_ r0115; ltler “saiiicea" secret.’ ‘an the

l e, importan mp a coun n marriage’ s e sa l.

Avoiding "qusrrelf-bad" habit: . . . and paying’ attaniiiin

to feminine livgiene. Because she wants a completely satis-

factory - elective — dsir% convenient method of

i, fenunino hygisaemme uns . Yes,Zonltors,used

y thousands of_ fastidious women . . . are lei stainleu, mow-white ‘ﬂuvial suppositories. They are powerfu v germ!

v _ I _ cidsl, yet absolutely ‘MIG to iii-heats tissues! 8o why not take this _tip from a sueeenful wi e iiul mother! . . . ask for Zonitors — r has them for oui And rill"- 10 me, flag-barn Brent, illl _, scent .. Montrosl, P. . for the f" mum giving frank feels on feminine hygiene. it'll be sent to you

"1 Plain wrap .

any man," stated Alma. csily, to the porter. "Please go

away. dress."

the small girl.

ed. "Breakfast in an hour at Sandrock."

is the telegraph operator." Deborah Rapalje had been con-

The small creature said patheti- templnmg his Inge and

I want m u" up m‘ "Are you a cowboy?" she asked.

‘I'm a cattleman."

"Yeswﬁ “m "m """“' °"""""" “What's the zlifferencc?"

ly. "Got lotsa time. Breakfas’ ., . . _ "Cowboy is stage and story talk girgktﬂfo two hours yet. Sand he 5am lnduwnuw “W5 what tour . ' . .. lsts like yofi call us." urhuts where I "t ‘m’ “m "We're not tourists," Hadcl said.

"No " He studied astonished eyes. tling here! Not in Sanrock!"

“Do you? So do I," said Alma. By and by a brakeman enter-

lie announced. “Fred

elegant Stetson with eyes of admiration.

them with “You're not set-

"We're Harvey girls." said little

President-Mrs. Archie Barbour Vlce-Presidentr-Mrs. Isaac Dun- bar.

Secretary—_Mrs. Donald Barbour.

Address-Alma Lot 3.

Directors: Mrs. Arthur A. Rennie, Mrs. Stafford McNeil, and Mrs. Ralph Duggan.

Auditors: Mrs. Wallace Donald and Mrs. Allen Clark.

Place of meetings-Homes.

Day of Meeting — Second Wed- nesday.

Convention Group-Alberton.

Convener: for: Agriculture, Mrs.

Date of Meeting-Second Tues- day. ' Place of Meeting-Homes. Convention Group-Albertina. Program Convener-s: Home Eco- nomics. Mrs. Robert O'Brien. Cit!- zenship. Mrs. Ansel O'Brien. Child Welfare, Mrs. W. B. Maclselian. Agriculture, Mrs. Earl Kinch. Dra- matics, Mrs. Clarence Murphy.

SOUTH MILVILLI

President. Mrs. Emmett German. Vice-President, Mrs. Emmett Mc- Quald.

Secretary, Mrs. George R. Viiiett

Address-a’! Bonshaw RR. 1.

Directors: Mrs. Everett Trainer, Mrs. Jack Dixon and Mrs. Homer Provencher.

Auditors: Mrs. Jame: D. Flood. and Mrs. Leo Costello.

Place of Meetings — Homes - Second Tuesday. _

Convention Group-Tryon.

Conveners: Agriculture. Miss Elaine McQusid. Drsmatics, Miss Sylvia Flood. Home Economics. Mrs. George Villett. ‘Citizenship, Mrs. Gerald Monaghan. Child We-fare. Mrs. Homer Pmvencher.

Harvey service. Dining room or

lunch room, Miss?"

stood waiting. pencil and pad in hand.

‘Kl-gusts the difference?" asked Haney’ mquue, its m," she u?ked_ "Dining room. six bits; lunch '8 ycung mans eyes’ no (mg-i counter, pay is you ea“, He er somnolent, took in every detail face and figure

Deborah With modest pride. "That is-Miss Biggs isn't.”

"Your name isn't W. H. H.

of Miss Bigg's "What do you know abo\it W. H. H. l-lartsey, Esquire?" he inquired.

Dramatica, Mrs. Jack Clark. Arts a Literature. Mrs. Issac Dunbar. Home Econo- mics. Miss Lucllia Barbour. Waidron Barbour.

Child

LAURETTA W. I.

"Dining room. I'm hungry." (To be continued)

President, Mrs. -Earl Kinch.

He stopped across the aisle. The dark girl with eyes too large and lustrous for her peaked face an- swered tiinorously: "I don't know. I'm a new Harvey girl."

"So am l," said Alma.

"Oh, Harvey girls, huh?" said the brakeman cordially. "Then I'm liable to be secin’ you both later. As the train ground to a stop, the conductor swung off. ran to the telegraph office and put on the wire the full hunger-tally of the train in order that all might be in readiness for the passengers’ appetites.

A girl several seats ahead stood up. shook herself. and approached Alma. Even after the hard night in the train, her face had a bright and friendly beauty that the other liked. “Did I hear you say you were getting off at Ssndrock?

“Yes. Are you?" "Yes. We ought to know each other. I'm Hazel Blggs." “Are you

a Harvey girl, too?"

The other looked puzzled. "No. I never went to college."

"'I'hat isn't what it means. We're going to work in Mr. Fred Harvey's eating house." -

"My name is Deborah Rapalje."

"I'm Alma Seelye," said the owner of that name. “Am! I'm starved."

They chatted, Alma and Hazel doing most of the talking. until the brake-man brought them to their feet with his raucous. pro- fessional bellow. "Snndrock! Sand- rock! Thirty minutes for breakfast. All out for Sandrock.”

The thunderous metallic buzz of a great gong thrilled the air. Alma and Hazel were already on the platform. while Deborah was busy with her satchel. Before the train had stopped they had hop- ped off, near the railroad tower. Hazel clutched Alma by the shoulder. ‘Look?’ she gasped.

Two men in working clothes had appeared from back of the tower and were racing down the dusty path with hands held high above their heads. A third man, slight. agile. swift and with a head of burnished bronze, darted from a doorway and followed at even greater speed. I-Iis hands, also, stretched hcavenward.

"It's n holdup!" cried Deborah. "Run!"

"m"! We?!" said the cooler- hesded Alma. Her quick eyes had noticed an angle of the main building. with a sheltering ram- D811 0f piled refrigerator boxes in front of it. Gathering their skirts. they scarnpered for it.

‘Ihree shots rang out upon the still air. Huddied together, tine slris peered cautiously over the top of their protection. Alma/s nostrils caught a whiff of cigarette smoke. She looked around and nudged her companion. A dark. rather saturnine young man was regarding them from heavy, amus-

ed eyes. I-lis clothes were worn b"! 1188!. and his hat a fine Stetson. He raised it, straighten-

ing up from the wall against which he had been leaning. "Ars you spending the day behind those boxes. ladies?"

‘There's a holdup." "Time men were trying to get sway." "I'll bet they're robbing the train." "They hld their hsnds held up as for as they could get them." The words fairly tumbled over one another.

Instantaneously the young man's face was alert. "Didn't notice whether they had their thumbs up?" he asked.

"No," said Hazel. "Is that what they do here "

"But Alma said, "llhe red-head- ed one did."

“Sorry to dlssppoi you." said the stranger, "but it's only two honors and a wiretap ohlllltllllﬂ for their breakfast."

“miners? repeated the girl doubtfully. "Do they raise pigs here "

Don't Make Ihis Mistake . When Child ls Constipated

Don't upset a child already t by aim. atipation with nasty-tutti‘! ativss or ‘harsh qlpl eathartiss. ive Children's ilwn ‘fa lets. ia new corrective Ill es- neelslly for growing youngsters‘ no ﬁlcaaalit to take-sets so Intly and nor- ml y without d ble reactions that even the f int ah won't obieot to their use. lair: atlvo-taiinl time easy on the ehild nhd yourself. mother! Get Children's ' Owl Tablets today at your druggist. l“.

cat which survived a nine-day trip from Toronto docked in a storage van. made the trip home in style- she went by plane padded crate.

MOTHERS! 2 nus or EASY- O-DIGEST BABY roon

Buy any lwo" ormore. Gel two free. Al! l5 varieties listed below.

Vice-President, Mrs. W. B. Mac-

‘— DOWNS Lelliiil. UPS m“) secretary. Mrs. Bert Smith. EDMONTON ___ (Op) _p1ugg, a Address, Alma Lot B.

Directors: Miss Emma Rix, Miss Anna McLeilan and Mrs. Robert O'Brien.

Naval Appointments

O'I'I‘AWA, Jan. 26 --i'CP)-—The navy announced today Lieut. Leo- nard Speight, 31, of Halifax and St. Catharines, Ont., has been appoint- ed staff officer at H. M. C. S. Bruriswlcker, shore establishment in Saint John, N. B.

He succeeds Lieui. Donald l-l. Newton of Saint John, transferred to naval headquarters here.

Before his new appointment. Lieut. Speight was with the Tor-

Auditors: Mrs. Clarence Murphy

in a specially and Mrs. John MacLean.

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