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s roa sans -. rem Platinum (silver blue). Norwegian and La Forest Platinum and Stan- dard Silver males. Harold B. Mil- liran. Summersids.

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_ 12-18-81. . H. E. CLARK‘ is liming tal raotice in themslbalhxi 18th.

—CIIBISTMLB W PG. . Tags and Deals. R1531 Drmz Store. Summerside. 12-15-31. ﬂVO

—-CKBIS'I‘MA§ Greeting Cards: An attractive selection. Gain-lies Renal! Ding Stowe, Summ .

12-1531.

ORDERS now

-! AM BOOKING for 1948 dellve Hillside Well-

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MARCH 0F TIME and SPORT SHORT

Shows-—7.30 and 9.15

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Prayer, St. ' River 7.00 Evening Prayer, St. Mark's. Kensington. ltev. D. E.

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M‘ ' ‘ w‘ ’ —Lloyd Nolan, the s pathetic —FI‘BYON UNITED cannon bornod eon of “A '1 GWWB rasmnar. cannon. - rm ser- m vi." We“ u“ vloesforS ,Deoernher 6bhbeatagainfor20bhCentury-ox— an as follows. (weiiuversell butinsdiffeieritklndolunlfloun. tili-Wwfi" J'Ci:e] B7130 iciecschi-wiriieaiigiiwa legg- iaioj v‘ '. ' ‘iris-iii atarredpwith. Michael (‘llqghea and

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the la pain-is t0 er a5 guilty: convicted evidence.

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welcomed ~10 the club» member- ship and the club in GI- tqnd an invitation toaii. Inl- lish brides now in Bum-

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method! ‘rigs. aamzlsoio efeel ' free

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_1,°u1e N, Thompson, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson, Kensing- ton, after his release from the R O.A1‘., left for River Bend, Que- wherehe is employed with

Bros. Company, Limited, (Paper Div.)

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92-25 hack pads. m. Stanley Coles. Stan- Church at s P- m» the 1W- MI- m, “m”, u, mom, g

"*4 W BM!“ 3452"” um“ 1>==*9'.°"*¢‘=g,';,=- QYWQQ good man and a valuable citizen

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‘ late Mr. W. A. MacFarlane at his te the service nt the grave being we “pow” m m“ comma l"; 1 late residence in Kensington on un er the auspices of the Oranla we“ m“ it w” the wmnmom

s Sunday at 6 p.m. The Rev. J. A. ge. The pallbearers were , mo” Dream n m. l";

decision of McGownmcEastor of the Prssb er- Messrs. Simon Friars, Wesley Mao Iicounﬂ- club _ u, m“ . tlsn Chur , Remington. o clat- lbs-lane, Rawlel_ Macros-lano- bu; with e ed assisted by Rev. m. Murray o! John Armstrong, Sim Crawford ,3°,,Mu w‘ no‘, w“, u,

the United Church. A quartetto and Fred Scott-B. m e dgcldqn v ' nk JP. oomii, 11.110 of 1%: Char o wn (Holy

Redeemer) ‘rrooo was the solo dis-

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worth. while the boys who were awarded badges are . John Mac- lJougail who received Team Play- er Toy Maker. ause Orderly. Home Craft and de. Tommy Scantleburv received his Team Players Badge and Collectors Tommy pissed his Collectors with a very fine collection of stamps.

Oohlmtulations Boys!

A Christmas v is planned for next week. so don't, fomet to be there and bring a small t.

Christmas Dinner

With children home for the holi-

chill until partially m, and and lemon juice, celery, pines pple and cranberry ri mold and chill until firm, Unmnl on lettuce and fill center with Waldorf salad tossed with Creamy fruit Dressing. Pass more Dress- ng.

2 spoons ﬂour in double‘ boiler: add 2 beaten eggs, 2 tablespoons salad oil, juice of a lemon and orange and 1 cup pineapple juice; cook until thick, stirring Cool and fold 1n l. cup whipped CIERIII.

Add sugar and beaten egg, slowly to boiling milk. Remove

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Cover with white sauce and oaks 1-2 hour '

POTATO FIJI’! Prepnm 1 pint hot mashed po-

totoes, highly seasoned with salt, salt 1nd butter.

pile it in a rocky form and bake until it is puffed and browned.

OII-IITMAI WIIATB SALAD

1 pkg. strawberry gelatin 1 cup hot water

Juice of 1-2 lemon

1-2 cup diced celery

1-2 zap crushed pineapple, drain-

! cup thick cranberry sauce 8 cups Waldorf salad

1 cup Creamy Fruit Dressing l-d cup minced green , ,per Diuolvepgelatln in hot water

sauce. Pour to n

OIIAMY FRUIT DBEBSHG

Bland 2-3 cup sugar and table-

constantly.

WALNUT CREAM PIE

1 cup milk l tbsp. flour l cup sugar 1 es:

1-2 cup English walnuts chopped l tsp. vanilla

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perfume. 4 dr. 5.00

Suntan Sons-A dreamy, whispering

scant. I n. 2.00

l Ir. 1.25, 4 dr. 4.50

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add other ingredients; pour

days and kinfolk gathered from baked crust.

far and near, the Christmas din- ner takes on a special gala glow. Perhaps you'll decide to make roast beef the focal pnlont of your menu-it's a time-honor " tradi- tion snd sure to meet with proval,

IOAST BEEF Wipe with wet cloth. Place beef

and pepper then dredge lightly with flour. Tlace in hot oven and bake. Allow l5 minutes for a pound, for rare meat. l!) minutes for well done. Baste often with fat from meat. Add to this a tablespoon of Worcestershire sauce and s tablespoon of tomato catsup. 'I‘hicken with browned flour and serve.

YORKSHIRE PUDDING

2 cups sifted flour

2 cups milk

1-2 tsp. salt

4 eggs

Put ﬂour in bowl with 2-3 cup milk, salt and eggs, Beat thor- oughly. Add rest of milk. Bake in square llxllxl. Pour in some 00f drippings from pan of beef. When pan is hot pour batter upon drip- pings and bake 30 to 40 minutes. Cut in squares and serve around roast beef.

OBIAMID LIMA BEAN!

Wash 1 pint dry llma beans in water and then soak 8 hours in water and put on to cook in boil- ing water, Boil rapidly for 1 1-2 hours. There should be only en- ough water to cover top and make a nice d. ' g. 5 minutes before serving season with PQPPGr and salt and stir in dressing made by mixing l tablespoon butter and i tablespoon ﬂour together.

ICALLOPID ONIONI

Cook 1 quart of onions in un- covered boiling water. l“- the

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Indians nets the golden eagle.

CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SIMPLIFIED

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INDIAN WAR BONNI-TS

made

their war from the tall feaifoors

llolsten flour with little mlllj i

TUISA, Okla, Dec. l4 —(AP)_ lty finance commissioner Hall has his Christmas problem thoroughly licked. 11111 his fr

in a dripping pan, season with salt 8v‘

John plus early ogs, so he ust sends them 1946 tags along th certificates that the tax has een paid.

bon- o!

Enman’ Drug 60., Ltd. SUMMERSIDE

SPIKE-TOOTH HABROW

The spike-toothed hazrow is ef- ctive in closing the air spaces in pring plowing and in killing small ds. The quality of the work i; ends largely upon the moisture ;.antent of the surface soil, the ﬁr ness of the teeth, and the

ps of operation. Frequently, the of the spike-toothed hen-ow causes the spread

weeds where these present in patches.

of perennial weeds are

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the result of

PRESIDENT WILL ACCEPT RESIGNATION

WASHINGTON Dec. 14 —(AP)- Charles Sawyer, United States ain- bassador to Belgium, said today after a visit to the White B01150 that President Truman had agreed to accept his resignation before tho end of the year.

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Tomato, Vegetable

3 cans for

ISLAND McINTOSH

BIIIIIQI Hampers

3.50 and. 3.75

SPECIAL]

llllAliER "ISORIIFLAKES

3 pkgs. for“

water at tho end of 5 minutes and cook until tender. Drain and quar- ter thg onions and place layers of onions and blanched almonds alter- nately tn buttered baking dish.

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PllRITY FLOUR

98-1-3. BAG

$2.89

Turk sass Chickens, and ilusks

Special nines in Holiday

mrrucs:

Poultry at lowest market prices. CBLERY

OLIVES- Per bottle

PASTRY FLOUR- 7 l-b. bag

swanspown FLOUR.-

BRACE, McKAY &

SUMMERSIDE

39c "“‘ 75c

HONEY-

Per tin .

ROYAL C00 1 lb. pkg.

35c .321:

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2 lb. carton, each TOMATO JUICE-

46c i 12¢

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