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In June, tvilen the new crop of vegetables is still to IJOIIIC,‘ there nrc many dainty dishes that will erltice the appetite If Colman‘: Mustard ls to give thull relish. Herc are some that will dclrght the tustc, In themselves appetlzlng. they an .‘ {e doubly‘ so b"; the LISC of Colrnallls. Clip these rctlpl-s :~-r further rlfercllce.

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\\ .c bultcr zulli seasonings. lfilri. ll: izll~_lll.‘lt llilvc been but-

- lcml, rrwer v.uil ulcitt-li butler and set aside to be used for sandwich hlinig or i-. ten-e on biscuit or el-arki-rr It‘: nilellluon tell.

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" _ . . SAUCE cQi‘,‘,‘1',],‘,';‘,,-l_"my’; l plnl lllillt‘; 4 tablespoons‘ ' ‘uzlqllhln will; i‘; flour; {l1 tablespoon 0°- ..u pt-pp-r; l fzlblw ind“ ‘ $3“ ' 1f"; p _n \ -;. 1 trll)lc\pf",l]q mill; 4 Lib csporllls utter. . ‘ “ ‘. ' llczlt the mill. over iiol water, "5 o‘ b11135? 4 CICIAIII together the other in- it‘ "c tllr‘ slzc of igrtiilleillS, dim; them Inlthlllt hi): ' ' ' o l . ill Sill’ Cfin§lall UH l " “d l" mch duck’ ‘llll ‘Serve with eggs, fish, horn

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fat, add the muons, olives, capers, mulli- d \ b] '» flit-XXL, peppers ur hard cooked egfis iii i=1 mi: l-. ' v h. n t s A “e ‘Pen; lsgucOc. ii £35K“, C THKES l l l h m .'".'.i ..".i.‘..'°.. i. . rlsn SAIAD

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l/ Men br-lwll. 1mm” ' ' ' ‘ it .._ and m“ 1 1r: I teaspoon Col- ‘ i . Mustard; i.» teaspoon ’ ( IIEIESE PUDDING salt; 1 cup cili-pilcd celery; ' 2 "hr-s brt-zlcicrulnbs, l lettuce: ‘Qt cup lllayonrlalse: .. , L, _ 111e,] clnvq.’ 2 ‘1'l.ll\t- the flail irrllile l_lot, ll pos- l; 1 cu“) mm. y/ w, siiiic. loss i‘.‘l ulih UILIVIIIIIQI’, ‘and ‘ ~ fit #1 “‘ ‘JFOIIIIIQS and let coo, add ee ery i ‘iful (fr-llnnll s Mustard, .d mliyunnmiu, 11%;. .1 13w: spgun. . “mfg; <;._lt_ flak-Q light iul on to :l lCiii iii curlry lettuce and

gllflllill with strips of pimento pep-

. .n quick oven twenty per and with nlayollnaise if de- to illlfly minutes. sired. 011113113 I l - aids dlgestion r. 507

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“" rout Fishing Regulations

Na person‘ cZ-lall kill in one day more than thirty trout (30).

Everyone not being a permanent resident of Prince Edward island, or the son or brother of a permanent reci- dent thercof who fishes for or attempts to fish for any trout in the waters of Prince Edward island without first procuring an anglefls permit is liable t0 a penalty of twenty dollars ($20.00)-

Permits can be procured at Publicity Office, Char- lottetown, costing two dollars ($2.00)—

The sale, purchase or _export of trout, no matter where procured is prohibited, providing however, that any non-resident leaving the Province may take away the lawful catch of two days’ fishing if the shipment in al> companied by a certificate to that effect from either the local fishery officer in whose district the fish were caught, or from the local station agent adjacent to the locality in which they were caught.

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The new and exclusive anti-pre-loading spring. is the secret of this amazing new performance. It lets springs and tires free- 1y, abqflrb small bumps—gradually brings into p ay the time-tested Gabriel coils to iChQCIIVIOICIIt rebound.

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WEDDING ETIOUETTE

The fur-mall wedding ‘it at lrigll neutral tint. Unless you have ex- ‘H0011, and formal dross is, of course. port advice and much money, have

expected of all lnelnbrs l0! ‘the ibrld- ai party. 'ln the lllllg. the groom wears ally dark ulil, The illule is in while.

ior walnut, clean and‘ polish it.

lnformal wed- shade.

THE CHARL

6. Paint or paper your walls a‘,

your walls and ceiling the lame!

6, Have one good picture-foil. ivater colol, print or engrnv11lg~in

Wedding invitations are sent out each room ilnt"1 you can afford,

Ally the ‘bride's mother, even those more. u) the friends cl‘ .lle bridegroom, ~ M» u. Ibo-H glvcll her a list of tllose

be wishes invited. All the expenses’ of tile wedding are Mid by the funi- lly of the ‘bride, except. ‘the wedding‘. rlug, tile gilt to tho ‘bride, If any. the clergyman"; fee and such gifts as the bludegrocm may wish to pre-

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sent to the bride. even ‘though ‘the groom may be your friend and you

‘may not know tile bride.

when. guests assemble {or the‘ home wedding, they are met a‘; the‘

door by tile bride's mother, who ls not match with that which illisi2‘50.000 ladiditlollail acres of land ibostess for the occasion. iif howev-

er. the -br.kle'c mother dsoes not wish L0 appear before the wgddlng, ushers may rocofivo the guests.

iall elaborate dinner, follows the‘ ‘noon wedding. ‘A wedding recep- ‘,tioll is much like any other fgcgp- “J-On. except ‘that the ‘brideb mother ‘makes lt. n enamel point tlo honor lviie groom's mmuy and llB-‘Ve ‘lhom imeot all the bride's friends. Re. fleahmenta for the wedding recep- llOIl are usually served buffet style, that IS, they are heaped “pan a large table in the comer of the illn- lng_ loom and guests are served by waiters. Gueals ax. ‘cilo wedding 1906911011 roll-re aftor being served, in order that the bride and groom may Bbond the last half hour before their deplmure with their» relatives 811d more intimate friends,

WWII 111° bride and groom have b9“ “WW- UIQY retire to dress for the wedding journey, if they have one. The ibrldegroom is at ‘the ‘fbot. 0f tho stairway no mom; tho bride as who comes down, Ag

Photographs should be slur‘ ply framed, not too many exposed. run‘: Hui-vi‘ llullg 0n the walls.

‘i. Glow ilvlug flowers lu your home.

Mllltlover Drones.

Dresses seldom wear out-like

sent to the best man and the usll- the "One Hora Slmy"—all over lit “"4319? ‘bureau 8710i" The bride may give o. wed- once. There are worn places lllfilnllllfll fail of scol- 10 £01111 fllbolil iding ring to the bridegroom, i! sllolused dresses and much good mgter. ‘six tans to the square mile-

,illl wh-Lll it will pay to make over: iWbdd-Jng presents are aiwaylrlnm another dress. Sometimes twoi

old dresses can ‘be combined to make one madoovor one.

d1, is "almost impossible to match goods when lnlalrfrlg over a dress. ‘Even zoods on: tile some bolt will

been worn. lit la usually wisest to combine harmonizing gopdg and colors.

In combining two colors in a gar- menlt, one should be subdued and one ollouid predomlate tn produce a. pleasing ilarmiolly. ifllflt green. and neutral can be used together. A light. tlllt 0f a. color is pleasing wltll a darker shade of the same color, as tan with brown, or ‘laven- der with purple.

‘Emptying Tube

The housewife who does not have stationary tubs with a drain in them ‘can save herself the hard 188k of emptying out the dirty wasbwator by who use of a hose whilcll readies outdoors no a drain. ‘She uses the hose as a, siphon. It may take some "practises to learn ‘how ‘tn do it correctly, but two or three "Limos will make it easy. lim- mcrso ‘the hose under the water iu the tub and ‘be sure all air is driv- en out to! i1. and it is filled with water. iSwp up one end of the

5119 1109B 80. she throws her shower iwiiiliiet anions itlto bridesmaids. The ‘one who notches it ds to b9 the next bride, accordiing m an 01d m. dltioll- The custom o1 throwing rice. 01d shoes one confetti, u glv. 1118 Way t0 the more charming one of throwing ‘flowers at the depart. lug couple. ,

Care of the Hair

Cleanliness ‘is necessary to grog. ly iial . The hair naturally catch- ‘os an holds dust and dug and ‘Befiiiii. and should be sllampooed liieiliieiitiv and ‘brushed well daily, ‘This .33 a hat-d rule rill ‘this day lot‘ the expensive marcel, but we pay ‘the DPOce of unhelvl-tlly scnips for our economy 1n brushing. Dandruff is a. germ disease and i! Wliioobua. One should not. use the brush crcornb used by n por- rson with‘ dandruff. Dandruff ill a leading cause oi.‘ boldness, and what wonder that our men an; 3f. filmed with i‘t, cons daring the prolmlsculty of the average barber, YIN? (I068 11m thoroughly 3.9111159 the combs be use: on one customer after another? lily pure, good sloop should be luseli i.ll the shampoo. A liquod .5031, ‘is ‘Iss5 likely l0 fade the hair in istréaks. Massage it well into the

Era-in usllzg water as warm as pos- ~ z..-

." ‘v-st» in l'.\'~ or s‘v wat-

De; bu. uh ti... soup null IQAKALJL. lhUJIUIl juiCB or vinegar added to the ias. rinse water will 11°10 Cllt lilo ssav which may re- "Wm 331119018 a a valuable ail- dltioll to the last rinse water for 0.1086 WIIO IlflVB gray 1131f, [it uflggg ‘away the tendency to yellow. which Blrviit soap effects, and leaves it. a pretty blue gray.

Many women are afraid to hove a permanent wave. lit in the height ‘of folly to trust the flair to on ama- teur for treatment. Nobody but an export should be ail-lowed "b0 give you a permanent wovo- Carole-sa- llesa or ignorance may regult in months of’ embarrassment ‘om- you while your llulr is g-rowlllg out.

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The Lawn

A velvety lawn is a tiling of ‘beauty in itself and enhances tllo appearance of the homo. It nqulreg wisdom to grow grass. l! you are boxiiiiillix a lawn. prepare the soil by a tii-vmiilrii‘ plowing and fine l-olr- ins- lMiako it perfectly oven. Sow grllao ‘seed in the wet soc-m. Early flllll or vory eonly wring is ‘the best -t mo.

‘it aeldoinl pays to patch tllo ‘bar- ren some on the lawn, for the eoii neolio a deeper stirring up than you

are certain in allow flql‘ yoaro. To patch lo bitter Clio nothing, but if you can turn it o. up boil-buddy and begin over, to much the better. _ Do not out tho yqllng lawn too oioso- ‘Lot H161 G 90nd stand of roots firts. In dry weather do not shave it. as elm" on in more moilt , or ‘the not: ‘may burn out. Burfooe sprinting iivnot 300d for‘ the ‘lawn. It h better 0o five tile lawn a thorough booking iollcc or twice). wogk than o, sumac twink- lng every night.

‘if gran mots d0 not hove w delve down doop into ‘tile ground 1'0 find lnomuro, they will lily near the surface lltul" ‘will ‘be eufly killed out ilfilfrtovorlllllo cocoons.

A Lovely Room. Al; art ' , tee bu modolilo

following m es for mokinio lovely room: '

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‘note ‘nil illilleizcml-y ir-

ilose with the thumb or tknger. pull that end out of the tub and let it down until it is belcw the bottom ,0! he tub, then let the water run. “It will run as l"ng as one slid 5's luder water in the lib and the oth- ler end is lower than the battozn cl‘ the tub.

Decorating vile Church.

A church was made very festive with sprays of lilacs or spreg fast- ened to the end 0i.‘ each pow and on decorative partlrof the altar, At first those doing the decorating

place but they had difficulty mak- ing tlloln may in place and it took boo much time and the flowers wit- ed. Then a bright ‘blldy thouglllt of using rubber ‘bandll- The ‘bands were clipped about the top of each pew end; and the last moment -be~ fore time for tile company to as- ‘sembde, a fresh‘ spray of flowers was slipped‘ into plat o, inside each lrlrbber mull. This ‘saved lwura of work and illlado a better appear illloe. Quick Bread

med milk and let. it cool, Add one- iJuurLll cltp each of lard and BlIZllI‘, one and onedllrif teaspoon or salt. ww compressed yeast iiiakoa, and .;".".;l.l"'.». c-l‘ sited flOllihdiefli. nJl together and let it rise twee and Jlen mold out IIllD loaves and lei. it rise again and lbalke. llf kept in a warm place ‘ill. WIiIl rise very quickfly- Water may be used in- lstead 0f milk. "but ilniilk gives it a hm white texture and makes the crust a lovely golden brown. If‘ you prefer the bread loss sweet do not use so much sugar.

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MR8. SOLOMON SAYS:

‘Father and Monitor need WW as much as the children do- There can be no homo happiness without smiles and fun and laughter and joy. Without pity, one forgets these and takes ‘life ‘mo seriously-

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if! it is correct to say you water the horse when you give ‘it a drink, why in it not. correct to soy you milk the cot‘! "

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iittllo home," acid tho lbride, n like

bed itllo lettuloo willl the per- fumed toilet. soap.

A Great Puzzle _ To Cprehful Parents

Ono of. he greatest ponies to tilo col-still ptronl. ill to know nun Illlllflfllldlllé to give the liltio ones. W-llon the child foils ill with grilling ipoili t ll salted with cold or fever, use: food or vomits wbqt no lull! tckoll. when‘ be cries a pm deal and olnnot got the 0100p so necessary NYIIIQ growing child, the pirelll. ll in o qlmulry. ‘What ia-to be done on llucb occas- ions‘! An often no not than" is not o suitable medicine in the ‘lluum. The punio is who! to give llim to not him fight Richly.

1t is to mo; nllcll emergencies nut bony‘: O ll Tablutuynpr do- IIIIIOII. bus ptuulll little; Tab- i t quickly reduce-fever. brook up col o, relieve constipation and ill- dluntiou alloy tootllillgupnlnn- They. qulott Q‘ Ind flomote ionlui liooiilll" Iieoli ‘Flint on condoned an my ilorlll- ion Q4" . ‘for even the mule t Illd‘ I“ ‘ ; l‘

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l Scientific facts

All air ohnnllbelr is included ill a

The lfilrst passenger railway lllilS.‘ been opened ‘by Lite govcnllluellt ill Nepal, India.

1A1: Englisehltuan claims to have invented o. toy ‘horse racing lgame wltll which it is impossible to pre- dict. winners in ddvancei

‘A hand socket _5ll.i3‘p for golf clubs has been invented to correct a piiuisirh tendency to over swing, ‘slice m- iltook a ‘ball.

xfizecllo Slovakian foul illl inter-

national aeronautical exllLiritlon mo ‘been opened at ‘Prague and WJI continue until June 16. “ ‘Glass plates lhlrve ‘been invented for electric switches set into ‘walls to inte-rfelrle ieisls wlllil uiall deco-ru- tionls than mleliizvi ones.

Measurements mlalde by u ‘London that city's

.A.s the rusuit oi’ cxpcirlnlents iexperts ‘lluve esiimnlteid that rcuiin i\\’8'Vl9‘S cannot rise more t-hlall 100 imllies above the earth's sill ifacie. I- Rodd and railwia-y extensions planned in "Burma. will muke about ‘nlvalllulbic for rullbell cultivation. ' lRleilewrcll ‘by scientists lin ‘Kell- ,tuoky has lied to ‘the ‘belief tlililt ltrees call be invade to ‘glrow Lnllel" ‘by changing thieflr loo-ll conxllillollis. iA floating dock lllas ‘been esflab- lislled at Bordeaux which ‘pert-mils work on shlps that ifo-nnerly ‘bald to be sellt to Enlglnnd mi repairs. POWBTPII] enough to ‘be lie-am ‘by only re-oelivlng welt in Europe, the new Walton-w llndlo ‘broad-c-astill: silaition iilaa been placed ill opera- don. To prevent tho cords of electric irons twisting theme ‘has been iIll~ vented a ‘rod to ible ciliamiped to uiic edlgie of a table to sulpport them. Geizlman CIIGIUIIIMB have lfllMOWCiI on tllle Batik splrooeos olf dyiedng sn- tlllat old fiallrlvx can be‘ dyed Illiglil- er 0010mm tllmn tllledir Original ihiuas. ‘It is eoiliullmtlod ‘that the electric owor transmission and distmibutlnll lilnec now 1n us» ‘like ilonig enough enlcrlilicle tlilo ‘world 20 tlmes- "

lSpoin do bellowed‘ highest percentage of blind persons of mliy nation, one out of elven-y 926 fnlllatiatlnllts being so afflicted;

‘Idiot enoilgill to live calmed in a. wallet, willows it oftlein will ibe seen and its. use suggested, a savirlgls ‘bank =for lsmsaill ‘OOIIIIIB hlas been ill- vented.

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