Page Zl-A The Guardian -'I‘he Evening Patriot r asty sandwiches for the young fry "norm SAND.“ 1 Ir. Priorlbooon ‘ lh‘iori onion lm Spread between slices of Hedhud'nilayemotkied our. tried bacon and tried on- ba. Season to taste and serve. MRS. EVELYN Mae-Lead Vernon mo ssuowrcn FILLING ed egg 1 cup cooked chicken meat la cup mayonnaise i a cup m l onion cut small Mix well together with small on oi tomato sauce. Put in his! pay and babe W: hours. Serve wr-M. . MRS. MAJOR YOUNG East Ia CHEESE: SOIYFFLE cup cheese (watedl u .Oi‘.‘ fl "an 'U E I’ dash paprika tsn, mow-red mustard 2 cups milk First "1" 3 or «i slices bread in casserole. pour on some of mixture. then add more bread. and “'nwr MRS. VERNA DOCHERTY . Hoette BEEF STEAK LOAF a line I lbs. mud ate it clumped l e 1 cup bread crumbs (crushed l ‘6 cup milk 5': tap. penper 1 tsp. salt. Mix all together well. and ELEGANT HAS“ 5 lb hamburg hamburger. and o n i o , TUNA APPLE SANDWICH FILLING 1 cup flaked tuna ’4 cup diced apple 2 tbsp. lemon juice V.» tsp. salt 11" ts . pepper 1’4 cup finely minced celery 4 tbsp aine mks tuna. Add diced apple. lemon juice. salt. pepper and celery. Mix well. d ma onnaise and keep in refrigerator. Yields 2“: cups filling. MRS. VERNON MacDONALD Parhdale LE‘I'I'UCE AND WALNUTS Lettuce, chopped walntus and a good thick dressing 5 pread between thin buttered bread. FRANCES WALSH Elliotvnle CELEBY AND NUT FILLING Spread thin shoes of brown or white bread with butter, then wt finely chopped celery and walnuts, mix together one part nuts to two parts celery. Moi-ten ' w mayonnaise. Press two slices together and cut into strips or triangles. FRANCES WALSH Elliotvnle o. L. ‘Magxm IN . General Merchants BILL mom: 74 SANDWICH FILLING-8 Savory Meat: Combine chopped cooked or canned meat with chopped ce- ry oisten with mayonnaise or salad dressing. Season with nicest ‘ u Ham and Coleslaw: Combine chopped cooked or canned ham and chopped cabbage. Moisten with mayon- naise or salad dressing. Season with prepared mustard. Corned Beef Combine chopped cooked or canned cornbeei with a little prepared mustard. Moisten with mayonnaise or salad dressing. ANNIE MaeMl' ‘AN’ Wood Islands West W. 1. salt and pepper EGGSALMON FILLING 1 tbsp. chopped pickle l8P~ Pepper Vs tsp, salt 2 tsps. prepared mustard Chop eggs fine. add flaked salmon. pickles. seasonian and mustard. Combine lightly with mayonnaise to spreadinz con- sistency. FRANCES WALSH Elliotvale NUT SALMON FILLING 1/: lb. tin salmon 1 tbsp. vinegar 2 tbsp. salad dressing 1/2 cup finely diced celery cream cheese chopped toasted almonds Flake salmon. add vinegar, ceery. mix S read c am cheese on bread then filling. and roll like jelly roll. Chili slightly. VERL DO AID Parhdale . two trucks to serve you . 2-way radio ALBERT THOMAS Petroleum Products Grafton St. East Dial mrs otwholesornenndnu l1. Kent St.. Charlottetown develop. In addition, the Christian nsotber is I". . . Not By Bread Alone . . ." “It is writen, Man shalt not live by bread alone. but by every word that proceedeth out oi the mouth at God." Matthew. 4, l. The good mother is carelnl in seeing that her children receive plenty l i so that young bodies Prince Edward Island District may also sees to it that spiritual food provided for her family w the Word oi God, realizing that “Man doth not live by bread alone . . .” A supply of this spiritual food as lonnd in the Scriptures and other in- _ spirational literature may be purchased lor as little as a few cents. The CANADIAN BIBLE SOCIETY (Auxiliary at The British and Foreign Bible Society) rlv = 09¢ . ,‘MI‘; Opposite loton’u Proud of. your Family! Charlottetown You can pay your family no greater tribute than ’ro mem- orialize their names in enduring natural stone. VERE BECK and SON LIMITED Authorized Rock of Ages Dealer . . . .Meniaaue - - -- - -.-. 7‘.— .- o-ogcccfo --- -V