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p“ guy Wolmesdny mol-ning swept through ﬂee to solely dorm the tire oaosoe- The fire start-

ullall aollmvhicaoo. leaving death tollodonhlaoulainﬂooroi h3g5. Romhighliebiod ' mnﬂst

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the hotel and spread through x thoihe buﬂﬂngin o matter o! seconds.

i IIARLIUWN GUARDIAN

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OIABWILL (or plsotoltlplll. CON IURAN LOOAL m‘ PRICES — ‘rho new milk riicos to the consumer o! 10 cents nor qua-rt tor raw milk

and ll cents lor pasteurized aP- plles only to the City 0i‘ Charlotte- town N311 olwirons. g

. Oome to tlh SD00-

Huntor- River m age gmnﬁr Presbyterian umh -

This will be the last ser-

tho series. Mr. Donold Nicholson. snooker. ﬂ-ll-ll

S. S. “ISLAND CONNECTOR” soils from Montreal June 14th with general cono tor olmrlotiﬂa

ENGAGEMENT-shill.‘ 1nd Mire. w. M. Forsythe announce the on-

goret Joom- to son o! J. J. m.» 1 :1 any my ' ii-l-l-li

CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH SERVICE-Preaching lo a lame ion that oompletol ﬂllod

ted Obumh on undsy

Nloholsonwut-

this cooked moot. ooveri closely,

and leyiield United Chum on the 10th at. 8 pm; and Rev. J. M. Mulchi-

Mrs. R..L. n . cot.

gonad with. ﬁrst two verses "Stand up, stand up, tor Jesus."

The president Mrs.

oollod A

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were discussed. A Baby Band to

ho organized in Jul with Mrs.

Piorce us

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i“! a0 minutes; drain.

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“in; ooncer hind yet been oomalzted- MH- g a pain on sick tend o! Mrs. Brown. sent to a dliliwlxl. read lnd

_ Matheson and Mrs. mg P‘ “'3” ‘Whﬁ it a o onnua con Charlottetown June 19m and ma... olltormtivol. ms mo! and M“. Ml - i It woo decided lo hold a Pent-w sale at Hunter River T!" f‘ u;

trig committee weﬁlrso mug‘,

look wit. lane. Mrs. P551 Mrs Matheson.

Sentner and use. MlacPher-son. coll

l 30 cents.

“d? Wbnnscott kindly invited members to hor homo tor tho Juli’ miig-QII" closed with "The xms" alter whcli a delicious lunch W55 EBIVQd by the hostess.

To Save ‘Meat

with the ur out need to shore our iood with makers are being a meat, and not use their lull quote. oi coupons. For some this is oas . since many sa they dcmt in c use the qua-lat iv of meat n1 owed. However. tor others. this request will moan more cnretul plmnnlng o! mools. Since tho average lam!!! seomsioostlosemoot in wum weather. and since there aro ample

lies oi’ fresh vegetables avail- SIIJIIE. it should not prove diiticult to prepare satlstying dinners and and st ll spore the most.

Important in conserving meat is eliminating all sslble loss or waste. Meat s easily, particu- larly in warm weather. and should “m, be kept (or any len h oi time without proper retrigera ion. When storing raw meat in the rolri er- otor, cover it llghtl _ when éWlE-léig

moat does not s ll quite us rapid- ly ss raw. so the meat as soon as lpossible otter buying it, Particu- lary is this true o! ground meat. ‘Ilia home economists of the Dom- inion Department of Agriculture. suggest three recipes to make n little n-leat go s long wey . . . in s stew, patties, and casserole dish.

KUBA CASSEROLE

l cup pearl barley 3 cups boiling water d4 toaspocn salt, 2 tablespoons bacon dripping 2 tablespoons dropped onion ‘A ems mushrooms. out in pieces 1 tablespoon chopped parsley 1 tea spicy meat sauce eltover diced meat or stew 1%.- clsp milk or tomato Juice Wash barley end look in boiling. salted water, until tender. and water is almost all absorbed. about Melt tut, add onions and. cook 2 minutes. Add mushrooms and parsley, cook ulntil mushrooms are browned slightly. Add spicy meat sauce. meat. barley and milk. Mix well. and cook close- ly covered over low heat. for 20

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MONEY-ML June l0 — (OP)- Oaludis lorgast employer, ost duslry, ls absorbed more re- t ed man than any other md - use veterans are interest d ill psrmoaant‘ jobs "and they ore lust sl ll concerned with rub- ic policies t at ‘maintain lull em- ployment", Mai-Gm. 0.8. Price o!

ontreal. recently elected national president oi’ the Canadian Legion. said in an interview here todov.

Gen. Price uld that veterans, u well stall others concerned about Canada's tor-eats. want tho natural resources guarded with the utmost vigilance and managed under sound engineering principles

Princes Approve Plan For India

(By The Candles: hon) NEW DELHI. June lo-llho sti-ndind committee oi the Ghoul- her oi Princes approved in Bom- bay today the British Cabinet mission plan for Indian indoped-

onloe. o Oongroes Psrty l ens here conlerrcd again with tho Viceroy, Viscount Wavell. and members oi’ the mission but sn- nounced no decision on accent- anoe of the blan. - ‘lihe Chamber set u , ibr paltlcipo ion in tho interim lmvemrnent. which will-

PRUVINCIM EXHIBITION % August l3 lo l6

BIGGER All BETTER‘ Tlllil EIVEII

‘c " awvcmwnccwzowwww ‘(.‘6‘(,\\|\-u\.(m6‘4.uuiaisd-uqyv.‘ AID purer! srunmrs ~ ill! in. tiho Netherlands. 3TH ——-— . st. east £12,000 l-M l W1

GAPEPOWN - <02) - m Nil- be required rol- minim...’ m; ml Union oi’ south Airican Si-u- "qmmﬁj

about m1 ch m ole retail-Plunge: ‘glmlllﬁliiry’ ' "w"

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its own .

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serve until a. constitution is drawn '

(or on independent Federated Union oi India envisaged under the plan.

Labor Member Sees Drift Towards War

BLACKPOOL. lmlcoshire. Eng. June 10- (C? Cable) —Nonnan Dvdd. Labor member oi Parlia- ment for Dartilord. said today in an address to the Co-operative Oonirress here: "The seeds of Mebeingsowmanditisonlyo question" o! time before they no tried in a way we have seen so rmlch o! in the past."

Just back from a European tour. Mr. Dodd called on the com- mon peﬂolo oi the world to take a greater port in notional sihirs said so overt catastrophe. He odd- c :

“inevitably we are drifting to disaster and those in know it, . ' runninll out quickly and the world is waiting to take a lead from the oo-ooel-utive movement. It we are big enough we can give it."

AUGUSTINE COVE WJ.

1110 Juno meeting o! th A- tlne Cove . . was Ihelde mt the . o

minutes longer or turn into a bak- m

in; dish and bake in a moderately slow oven. 325 degrees F. tor 30 minutes. Six servings.

SMOTIIEBED ONIONS 1 lb. ground bee! $6 salt

‘A teaspoon popper

1/3 0WD chopped green onions 1 tables on ﬂour 1 cup m k

8 small onions. whole

2 cug: coiled cr conned green

in; ms

1/ cup dry breed crumbs Cook beet in trying pun until

brown. Drain oil’ eitcess tat. Add

salt. pepper and. chopped onion.

Add llour and blond well. Gradu-

_ nllv add milk md cook until thiok~

ov. . action received. . , First and last verses Near ‘me (Jross. v Mr. Nicholson.

Unless you have well-turned ankles and shapely legs. pass up the ankle-strap shoes. They'll only advertise leas-ibsn-lovely unrlrr- plnnmlgs which otherwise might ma; ong as beauties.

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on exaggerated platform soles wedge heels.

They shouldn't ho says, they wont on effect t t looks ol- most like deformity. Admitting that the short gsl should add all the inches she can. Westmore thinks o better way to do it would be with conventional high-heel shoes.

Ho ‘worm both tho little miss and her taller sister. however. against the practice o! wearing high heels on o job that calls for much walking or standing. Guess what fate he says will botsil those who do? Promsturo old ago.

‘There iI so much high fMBllIOXl in walking

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oned stirring constantly. Arrmge onions in a grossed shallow dish w that they do not touch. Fill spaces between with green string beans. Pour the meat mix- ture on top and sprinkle with broad crumbs. Bake in a moder- stnly hot oven 375 degrees F. until onions are tender about 45 minutes. Six servings.

NOTE-Ll 1% cum loft-over cooked ground moot may be 51mm. tutod for the raw ground. meal.

VEAL BALLS AU PIINTEMPS

This recipe looks ted but is vow lsuckly out me her.

MIATIALLS

lb lrrouxld veal /3 cup quick-cooking rolled cots "$4333.? $8.2"? $1?” as o tat-span salt o “u” aspoon porpoi- 088. well boa m ,

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O . 5 will! Potatoes. oucgrleredﬂmer‘

GRAVY S IJIJICSDOQTJ ﬂour 1 cup cold water 1% out! hot water hit?” "l"... no cl or i Combine IUINGIHI, ﬁr" =12: balls. blend and shape into mug Roll in ﬂour and brown ' little hot tut, Place melt boil; in and lrrsme vege- WJ lddinl nit

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SALUTE To rm; MARINES

IN TIOIINIOOLOR UTAH-RING

Wallace Beery

Holy Redeemer Hail ‘IO-NIGHT

ice calls and ta bers w Mrs.

home of Mrs.

by June 20th. President

was also appointed w take care oi‘ Red (Brass work. finished 1 child's sweater, 1i prs. ankle socks. 3 suits underwear, New sick and

one oi the members who was newly marri .

Programme consisted oi a sale 0G.

m oi. . God Save The

bake in u-moderate oven, 350 de- grees F. until vegetables are ton- dcr, about 1% hours. Sis servings.

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A Ci-licago iiremsn carries s LaBalle hotel gued to slloﬂy utter silo was overcome by slrnoke, Fire early Wednesday morning swept tllrough the structure lea-vi-ng an estimated 56 persons cloud and hundreds oi others in ed.

Major Blake, ﬁrst nuns unknown. rushes from tho burninl 14' Ssllo Hotel. omeaao. his small son clutchod- timilyxlnr-othilzud m :1: wife, with tho horror and excitement o! the fire clear? when ﬂan“ lace, rushes on ahead, Scores were killed M‘ ‘mil-Md ﬂushed through the hotel early Wlednrsdny mmninl-

Doath in a Chicago Hotel. y I

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