|. _ HER GOING

Here is a pretty young bride already dressed in her smart pwn and white checked woul go- Ing-away suit—putting the last lew things into her correctly pac-

d travel case. She is secure in

AWAY SUIT

the knowledge that her wool war-

drobe will come out fresh and

ready to wear and that it will see her attractively, comfortably

and effortlessly through her trip

-of-a-lifetime.

PRINCETOWN ROAD W.M:S.

The regular June meeting of

h Princetown Road — United Dhurch W.MS6. was held recentiy the home of Dorothy MacDona- %: The worship service was onducted by Dorothy MacDon- d. The theme ‘The Fellowship” h was opened by prayer fol- d by Lord’s Payer in unison. Hymn 252 ‘‘In Christ There is no or West” followed. Scripture readings was taken m Ephesians read by Emily Newport and Acts read by Edita mt and Dorothy MacDonald. ie. following readings were then on. “Comment”, by Dorothy eDonald. “The Role of the Dhurch’’ by Edith Crabbe and MacNeill

call.

from Missionary Monthly was then repeated in unison. 376 ‘‘Blest be the tie that Bi closed the worship service. The business part of the meet- ing was them opened by the pres- ident with eight members and eight visitors answering roll The. secretary then read minutes of previous

which was approved as read.

It was decided to pack a box for the Missions. Anyone having any thing to send, to be left at Eileen ‘Neills, Bessie Johnston

and Edith Crabbe to help pack box. It was moved that a

card of sympathy be sent to Mrs. Stewart

in her recent bereavement. One card of thanks was received and acknowledged. Friendship secre-| that treasurer send $40.00 towards Hary—reported—28-home calls and | allocation to Mrs. Creed, ore

¢3\ benediction in unison.

DAISIES DON’T TELL

Well these do!...cause they ell out the flavor refreshment hat comes in a chilled cantalupe salf filled with tangy Lime Chif- | on. Rich and smooth with whip-

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TODAY'S TREAT

CORN MEAL OR JOHNNY CAKE

2 cups buttermilk ( % cup shortening . |

or 1 cup sweet cream 1% cups buttermilis

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri, June 26, 1959 7 IDA BAILEY ALLEN *

“This air is as pure as that of the Alps,” remarked the Chef, breathing deeply, as we drove along the fine highways back to- ward Mackinac City. ‘‘Also, here on this Upper Peninsula of Micai-

waterways and a fine regard for comfortable and healthful living.

“Par example, regardez the picnic areas next to trout streams and notice that vacationists also can get short-time licences to catch the trout!

FINE SMOKED FISH .

“We have passed several smoke houses, Madame. The smoked fish from the Great Lakes is very fine. We have enjoyed whitefish, which is a gourmet food; tasted the chubs and menominee, some- what like whitefish—all very fine for hors d’oeuvres.

“And see the sign on that gen- eral store! We will stop to read it. ‘Mf you can’t stop in, smile as you go by.’ That is typical of the wholesome spirit of the people we have met.

FAMOUS PLAY CENTER

“Now we are arriving at Blaney Park, our destination, =I understand they have every kind

» lof accommodation; also a famous

play center, including the Paul |Bunyan Playhouse and Theatre and a world-famous bird sancti- ary.

*‘There’s the Inn where we shall dine. I hear their smorgasbord 1s rb.”’

And it was: colorful foods beautifully arranged included

nine hospital calls made during the month.

A donation of $1.50 was receiv- ed from Eva and Viola Seniner towards previous cake sale.

It was moved and seconded

tary of Prepaterial.

to roll cali Viola Senter and Hel- en MacLeod. Collection was tak- en and amounted to $1.80. Edith Kent invifed mernbers to her home for the next meeting. Eileen Neill to be the devotional leader. Roll call to be taken from St Luke, chapter 17. Lunch committee to be Mrs. Alice Dol- lar, Edith Kent, Bessie Day.

Two new members was added |

A Fine Smoked Fish Is - . A Most Appetizing Meal

BRAE C.W.L.

The regular monthly meeting of the Brae Sub-Division of the | C.W.L. was held on June 11. The president, Mrs. John McKinnon, presided. Meeting opened with the league prayer, recited by the Rev. Director.

The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Father Dooley in a brief talk suggested that we invite Mrs. DesRoche to our July meeting.

Meeting closed with the act of consecration and the directors blessing. Next meeting to be held at the Parachol House.

molded fish in aspic with olive garnish; trays of garden-crisp vegetable nibbles; smoked lake fish; brown beans en casserole;. molded cole slaw with sour cream dressing and a delicious fish new to us both, which turned out to be sable fish from the West Coast,

Next morning at breakfast we met the executive chef of Blaney Park, a European. He and ur singing Chef chattered away in French and our Chef took down this delightful sauerkraut recipe, new to both of us, which was a favorite of Franz Joseph, former Emperor of Austria. Measurements are level Sauer- kraut a la Franz Joseph;

Drain contents 1 (No. 2) can sauerkraut, reserving juice. Haif- cover kraut with water; simmer 20 min.

Meantime saute lightly 1 peeled medium onion, cut into match-| like strips, in 2 tbsp. butter. Stir | in 1 tsp. caraway seed, 2 tbsp. flour and sauerkraut juice, Sim-| mer-saute 2 min.

Drain and add = sauerkraut. Bring to boiling point.

Serve with smoked pork tender- | loin, rves 6.

TOMORROW'S DINNER

Tomato Cream Soup Croutons Broiled Smoked Pork Tenderloin Slices | Whipped Potato Sauerkraut a la Franz Joseph Cucumber-Lettuce Salad Rhubarb Crisp Hard Sauce Hot or Iced Coffee Tea Milk

inch thick. Scald with boiling water. Drain.

Brush with melted butter. Dust with pepper. Top with shice of cored, pared apple dipped in ale juice, dust with cinnamon and brush with butter.

Broil 12 min., 4, inches from heat.

WELL DRILLING

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TENDERLOIN SLICES Slice 1% bb. pork tenderloin %- |

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Miss Alice Dollar.

Meeting was then brought . # close by repeatirig the Mizoan} A dainty | lunch was then served by the hos- tess Edith Crabbe and Thelma Sent-

ner. eR AE ENE

CLEANING SERVICE

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120 Kent St. Phose 4922

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assisted by Alice Proud, |

ial 8519

HOLMAN’S FOODLAND |

PHONE SHOPPING SERVICE

CHARLOTTETOWN STORE ONLY

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sert.

Let's All Make Our

The Royal Visit on July 30th .

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Paint-Up ! Clean-Up !

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DRESSES WOMEN’S

LESS THAN HALF PRICE

Here is a bargain that you won't Want to miss so be on hand early for best selec- tion. A large quantity of dresses from which to choose. Seasonable dresses in a wide range of materials and _ styles. Many patterns and plain colours in sizes 10 to 24%. All selling less than half price.

2P.M.SPECIAL ~-.

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SATURDAY

No Phone Or Mail Orders On These Specials, Please ! Open ‘Saturday 9 a.m, to 5:45 p.m.

MEN'S PLASTIC

_ BARCOATS Reinforced under arm, full pockets

—under arm vents. In plastie pouch. Full cut—to fit over inner garments. Sizes small, medium and lJarge.

1.49

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DEODORANT 2

Roll on deodorant, no drip, mess er bother, ehecks perspiration ef- fectively, stops odor all day long. 1% fluid oz.

COLD CREAM 2

Approximately 14% oz. jar.

NOVELTY DESK PEN

net With ball point pen and wire pen and pencil holders. 29:

SCRAP BOOKS

large manila x 14”,

[In various colours, sheets. Approximately 12”

JUICE SERVERS

3% oz. pyrex juice server with

green irim. 69

HANDBAGS (2 om each

Plastic attractive handbags in ae sorted styles and colours.

69° (2

DRILL “1/4" Sunbeam Dnill Master, with Hex-Key chuck. 14 95 s ¢ 2

each

Plastic, size about 30°’ long 2”

wide.

36" CHINTZ .

yard Floral patterns in blue, grey, fawn, wine and green.

SEWING AIDS

Cam Booklet containing hooks, eyes, snap

fasteners, pins, needles, and safety ~ 99°

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JUMBO ee BAGS |

Attractive floral designs in assort- ad colours. Quilted plastic. Zipper about 57°’

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1.19

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Cotton Covered, approximately 30” x 70".

PLASTIC DRAPES

Assorted patterns and colours. Sizes about 27" x 84”.

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SKIRT RACKS

Holds 6 skirts, plastic tips,

TRAIN CASE

Size about 6 x 6 x 10” with zipper

_@losing. Mirror inside. Natural and

beige colours. ? 99 ‘ Ges

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Women's ‘rayon’ siortie gowns, 2

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