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service. THE UIUIDII SCHOOL 10.00 s. m. J r to Adult Classes. 11.00 a. m. ry and Beginners dept! ,

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Rev. James l‘ lbbott, Rector Iiles Lillian Earle, Organist

Ind- Suudey ester l i haw. 8.? i", rote Comgignion, A. Y. 11.00 n. m. Morning Prayer and p. n. Sunday Idool and Bible 1.00 .' s: enlsi r . I m- V I "Y" I40 p.

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II be served breakfast in the mob Hall altar the 8.30 Ber-

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Minister Rev. I. Judson Levy, 8.1). Morning Worship 11 A‘. M. “ on “Iekindl ng a Divine Firc." Anthem “God is l1 Spirit" (Ben;

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THE CHURCH SCHOOL at l2 n_o?m immediately followihg tho service "of Morning Worship.

EVENING WORSHIP 7 u. m. ﬂermon "Not the ‘Righteous’ but

Sinners." An-ﬂicm "If Ye imp My Com-

mandments.” (Heelcy)

rs. G. EliiotmFuii, Organist sud Director of Choir.

You are invited to Wﬂrlllll! With TIE BAPTIST CHURCH

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PRESBYTERIAN TI! xlsx or s1‘. JAMES CENTRAL CHRISTIAN .__ cuuncu n. an. s. n. lu$l - m" 8"” I-Ao l-TJI. ' ’ .. O MARVEL D. DUNBAR, Minister i I. Msleﬂle MRS. M. STEWART, Organist um]

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CHURCH and Grafton same

Malaise HIV. G. CARLYLE WEDITIH Arﬁur Roper. Choir Director Helen Stewart. Organist. MOINING WOIIIIP a: In. Tls Bscrnnsent o! the s Supper. do in ressem Hymns: 10,06 $12, 3Q, . All Brig oijiiie From ma. The Bsbbel Ieheoi end Classes. IYIIIIG WOIIZ

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7.00 In. EVENING WORSHIP E VIC '

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MAGDALEN ISLANDS ‘ For leservstions ’- mom. ~ PHONE ' lingers Agency 540 Airport 2001 - 206!

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Objective $2800.00 .

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This column is reserved for new. oi local inierdt, but advertising of a news: nature may be inserted st live cents s word. strictly pl!- able in uivlnoe.

CHURCH 0F S LAND - Scrvico Sabbath, Jan. 20th, Char- iottebown iYMKLA.) '7 RM. Rev. J. H. Bishop 1-19-11.

BAHA‘I_ rznucsnoxsr. SEM- , Queen I-iiote]. Bat- urdsy, at 8:15 PM. Muszcsle, "The New Spirit in Science and Music." All welcome. 1-19-11 POLICE COURT — Al; the City befnﬁ drunk no other cases on the docket.

' runcrw. TODAY - The fun-

will held morning from the A. A. Henncasey Pun- eral Home to 5t. Dunstarrs Bas- ilica, thence the Roman Cath- olic ceme

FEHBY MAKES SUMMER. TIME - The cur ferry made its regu- lar passenger trip from Tonnen- tlns to Borden yesterday evening in b5 minutes which is equal to its average time mode on summer runs. The train. only 20 minutes late, arrived at 0:50 PM.

Rev. J. A. Nicholson. es, Jsn. 20: 11 A.M., York Church; 3 9.11., Bracklcy; . Central Church; 2 PM. Sun’ School at York; 3 PM. Sunday School st Bra cy- Subiect sermon: Thaw eriences of the Soul. Wednesday, 8 PM. YP.U. at York. rosary, 8 P.M., Y. at Central.

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Police Court yesterday morning a 3 00

Lsolon OBJECTIVE’ nor REACHED

' 1 DIVISION—NAVY To Dale 5305-00

3 DlVISlON-ARTILLERY To Dale $1776.00

5 DIVISION-REAL VETERANS ‘

.. To Date $1343.00

1 DIVISION-R. A. M. c. Objective $1800.00 r9 one $675.00

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SERIOUSLY ILL - The mzmy frlands of Mr. W. R. Dennis, Cen- tral Royalty, will regret to learn that he was suddenly stricken YEP teDday morning and was removed to the P.1d. Island Hospital. HIS condition late last night. was un- changed.

THE ENGAGEMENT is 311-11011116- cd of Miss Stella E. (Bonnie) Hen- nopsey, daughter of Mrs. Henna- sey and of the late F- P- Hermes- sey to Mr. Emest Joseph Howstt, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J; l-lowatt. wedding to take place Feb. 111.1115.“

CHURCH NOTICE for Parish of Milton and Rustico for Sunday. January 20th: 5t. John's, Milton, Moming Pra er, 11:00 AM. St. Mark's, Rust co, Evening Prayer.

: RM. Annual meetings: St. John's, Milton, Monday, January 21st st 2200 PM; Si; Mark's, Rus- tico, Tuesday. January at 2:00 PM. Rev. Sidney J. Davies. Rector. 1-19-

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FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late 001111 McPhuil was held yesterday afternoon from Oomwaﬂl Un Church. The services at the church and grave were conducted by the Rev. J. R. Skinner. The pull-bearers were James MCPhhil, John D. McPhafl,

mm; Howard. Hazen iiowmrd. Interment was 1n Argyle Shore

SAD NEWS — Mr. and Mrs. Jose h Duncan. 100 Spring Park oad, received a csblcgram from Surrey, England, onnounclng tho death or their grandson, Master Billy Svpicer. aged 8 months, who is the son of Sgt. and Mrs. Don Splcer, R. A. F. Mrs. Spicer was formerly Annabelle Duncan of Charlottetown.

RECEIVED

m British and Foreign Bible Society

IN CANADA AND NEWIDUNDLAN D __-.

PBINOE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY

T. . 1i Rev. A. E.

The Building Campaign Fund of the Clisrlottotown Drslcl of tic Canadian L08“ ion is still $2,800.00 short of its objective. The Campaign will ‘go on until tile objective of $15,000.00 is uselcd, _'l‘i||s is the first public request for funds the Legion has made-in the citizens of Charlottetown sud the many hand rcd veterans, members of this orllllilﬂiiblh feel sure that their fellow citizens will not fail then in this, their lint csll for support. I! you have not been asked for a donation, send it to the Legion Hcadqisrisrs NOW; if W“ feel you can give more, do so 100W. n; Can psign Cosmitico are most grateful for sli seb- scriptions already received and, in time, will acknowledge ihssn in the press.

CAMPAIGN RETURND JANUARY 18TH.

2 DlVISION-ARMOURED CORPS i Objective $1500.00 To Date $415.00 1i DIVISION-INFANTRY

Objective $200000

6 DIVISION-AIR FORCE Objective $900.00 . . . . . . . . . . To Date $357.00

SPECIAL NAMES DIVISION $5,875.00

a in England, France, Germany, Italy, On the High Seas, In the Air-—T71ey’re home. NOW?

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COATS, DRESSES. BLOUSES, GLOVES. etc,

BELOW COST At

To Date $1535.00

SKIRTS. JUMP-

The Fashion Shoppe

GREAT GEORGE ST.

FUNERAL THURSDAY — The funeral of the late Neil McEiwh- ern. Long Creek, was held Thurs- day afternoon. A short service st his residence fcmwed by service in Canoe Cove Church. The serv- ices were conducted by the Rev.

L win, assisted by the

Todd. The brebhrren o! Dairy Lodge. L. O. B. A. con- ducted the service at the grave. The pail-bearers were Ja es Mc- Kinnon, George McNeill, George MacLeun, Bruce MacLean, Fred Stretch. and Gordon MscEwcn. Interment was in Canoe Cove cemetery.

THIS IS IT --What promises to be the gala cvcnt of the season is the Dance Tuesday night, Jpn“. "l! 22nd at iihc Sporting Club, when Prince Edward Island Naval Veterans and their partners will be guests o; the Citizens’ Rec tion Cummttee of Charlottetown and the Women's Naval Auxiliary

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at reception and dance. Upwairds of nine hundred invitations have gone out during the Dust week to we boys who signed up at H. M. C. S. Queen Charlotte for service with the Royal Canadian Navy, and from reports coming in, it looks as though the matclots from all over Prince Edward Island, plus a few from neighboring Provinces are going to fly. hltch-whikc or hire do: teams in order to be on hand for the affair. As everyone real- izes. sailors came home in small sfvups of three. four or s half dozen — there were no bands —~ no flags flying. no turnout of the citizens to welcome than back. This. then, 15 the reception which the citizens of Charlottetown are tendering to those boys who m“. lied the ships that kept the life- lmes open to England and other countries during the war years.

FD- So 2106's hoping that every Jolly

Jack Tar ‘and Jenny Wren will be on hand Tuesday night for the

SEEDS!

Whether growing vcuctsblcs for purposes. we believe it will my you,

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ARTHUR VESEY, York, Prince Edward Island

r0089 djnzg ‘a sing given through the murtes t the Conunaudinl O!- méa, 1-1. M. C. S. Queen Char- l0 .

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. and Mil. A. I. MoOsrdic d K or; are visit!!! Bi’- M81936 r1111, the guests of It. and M's. Merrill McAIdILH.

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‘Ihs temptation to serve bacon "as is" has to be resisted these days because three strips per per- son count. up in coupon vslue. The sumo tokens which allow 1-2 pound of buccn will provide from 1 to 1-2 pounds of some other me s. So when we do buy bacon we should make the most of it.

Bacon has such s deﬁnite flav- our, it is possible to make s little go a long way when mixed with other foods. The home econom- lllsof ihc Consumer Section, Do- 1111111011 Dcpartment of Agriculture. suggest ways by which a small nmount of bacon may be made to serve six people.

Bacon Cakes

5 medium potatoes

6 strl s bacon

2 tab cspoons chopped parsley

ﬂtublespoons “ ped onion;

it and pepper.

Cook and mash potatoes, Out bacon in small pieces. Cock in frying pan until crisp and brown. Remove from pan snd mix with mashed potatoes snd seasonings. Shape into cake end saute in n“. on fat. Six servings.

Bacon and Nooﬂg Custard

6 slices bacon

3 cups cooked noodles (1% our"

raw) ‘ '

2 beaten eggs ‘>4 cog milk

2 ta lespoons minced onion

1 tablespoon parsley M’. teaspoon salt

‘A teaspoon paprika,

Dine muffin pans with bacon strips. Mix cooked noodles with 983s, milk and seasonings. Fill pans. Bake in s slow oven, QVF, for 1-2 hour. lix servings.

Cheese Bacon Tee lliscﬂts

3 strips bacon

2 cups pastry flour

Or 2 cups less 2 ilblelpoons n1.

purpose flam-

K teaspoon salt

4 teaspoons baking powder

iltﬂblespoons bacon {at

l».- cup grated cheddar cheese

‘é cup milk.

Cook bacon until crisp. . Chop. Sift ﬂour with salt, and baking powder. Blend in m, grat- ed cheese and bacon, Add mm; Turn on a floured hoard. Pat out to desired thickness. Cut rounds, Place on a baking sheet. Bake m s very hot oven, 425%", for 12 to 15 minutes. Makes 13 brscuits.

D Q I Other Bacon Stretching Suggestions

Cook and chop bscon...sprlnkie over cooked vegetables.

Mix a little cooked, chopped bacon with scrambled eggs orfold into an omelet.

Chop, mix with salad dressing and use as a sandwich filiing.... saute the sandwich in bacon fat.

For "bacon and eggs" for break- fast, saute slices of bread in bacon fsthand serve s poached egg on enc .

HUDDERSMEL-D, England - fCPl-A £1,000 ($4,500) mnk cont was recently stolen off s display stand in s shop here, while assist- ants were working.

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Dr Lin Yutdng. author, hos in- vented on Oriental version of the

ilnrstioned Entms

Now, though the War is ovd’. some nxeot rationing is still necess- ary. But one m-acticcd iwuscwifl can do much with moot diabetes, she knows that organ meats. suds and kichey

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stock: tightly. Bake in sbodemic 5033650011!) about minu-tw. Yield: B servings. CHICKEN 1'11 WITH 318C011‘

8 cups cooked chicks

1 cup cooked carrot

12 sznall cooked muons

12 oookcd potato balls

84 cup button mushrooms

4 tablespoons shortoninc I oiﬂckcn fut

4 tablespoons flour

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dash pepper 1 14. cups chicken cocci 1 c milk

13D 1 recipe cereal Bran Biscuits Anomgc pieces of chicken wihécl

1n have been removed. from bone, can

rots. mien. potato balls and mush 2 quart casserole.

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