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one of the brighter mggiaﬁiir food horizon at pres- ant. Homemakers should ba using more ot them for two reasons. One |. that st this time of year. essl m the least expensive. ‘The other is that usinl more of the plentiful sdod takes tha accent off the scar-

r ones that are so intro-taut "I ﬁe famine emergency campaign.

s0 here are some tips on ion-is M the fine paints of using ess whites to best advantage in cook- ]||g_ You’il want to use egg white! especially in merlngues, souffle: and other fluffy egg treats for the family.

The temperature of the egg af- fscls the whipping of the white anti the separation of white from yolk. a chilly egg Just out of the refrigerator separates most easily because the white is firm and the yolk less likely to break. But the white whips best after it has been ’ standing awhile at room temper-

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‘ How long to whip is another secret the cooks need to know. Whiios should be whi ed stiff but

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not dry. 8o whip uni the white will hold tn a soft k and locks dry. ifferent boaters take

different lengths of time to brins sggs to the proper stiffness. Wiro Whips or electric heaters give equally good results. If you're us- ing an electric beater though, re- member to keep ths speed moder- ate. Es! Whites do not whip auc-

ceufully at high speed. The pest

I We respectfully solicit the kind co-operation of all retail merchants in helping us to give;

bowl for whipping has a rounded

bottom d gently sloping sides. Both gid and salt help

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whites hold their stiffness. A Diiiﬁh d: salt or cream of tartar added at the start of whl ping will give the foam greater vo ume and stability.

the other hand, even a small

particle of fat in the white

its of yolk should be left ii\ white because yolk contains Look over your beater. too.

will Erevent it from beating stiff. go

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illillkf.‘ sure it's free of any traces cf o .

Mexico is credited with having an unusual large variety of ralants

that produce commercial fibre.

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FREE glldﬂPliNmlktkY - 1mm“) eiiinst day t. B o'clock, Oil-v Hail. Pilblic to st- . 5-3-21 JUST a shi out of 'i‘rilite floor lamps, van ty lamps, fluorescent desk lungs. goosen amps. le hot p tea. electric irons toasters baby bottle wann- ers, Brown ectr , 7 Kent Street. 5- -3o-3i.

oar/mo auors-Jme c. a. s. Brant and C. O. S. Saurel have completed the placing of buoys with the exception of those in the Masdalen Isianda ares. Placing of

sea ass will be

losddnl settlement of the aaamerfs local marine oﬂicials stats.

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PIANO EXAMINATIONS, - Mr. Boris Berlin of the Toronto Con-

to of Music examined the g0

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practica of the piaaio stu- dents at Notro Dame Academy Tuesday A group of tiheso students presented by Sr. Bt. AdolphoMane, A. T. C, M, head of the Music Department, will also write theory examinations in June. ,

THE ENGAGEMENT is amiouno- ed o1 Miss Greta Nell-son Pederson (former R, C. A. F, W. D.) only dau hter of Mr, August Podersen

Podersen of Ksluxidboég, Denmark to William Daniel De ate, second eldast son of Mr and Mrs. Arthur James DeCoste of Charlottetown. Marriage to tnke lace at Our Lady of Lourdes Chur , Toronto, in the early sunurier. 5-30-

l-IILLSBORO CHAPTER l-0.D.E- —The regular monthl of the Hilisborouglh Chap r I. 0. , E was held at the home of Miss Mabel Adams, May 27th. Mrs. Arthur Roper presiding. Meeting opened wit the prayer, followed by the minutes of the previous meeting. The Treasurer's report was then read A letter was read by Mrs. Tom Rogers, Educational Secretary re- garding business, and books for the schools, Various suagestions were discussed about raising funds for the 2nd War Memorial. Two new members Mrs, Wendell Worth ard Mrs, Vincent Fraser weravswonn in. An application from Mrs, Gordon Story was nanimously accepted. Wool was distributed.

Fcraar Island Boy aim Fine Showing

At the comnianclnuit exercises of at. is Xavier University held on Wednesday. May 21nd there was an exceptionally large class of graduates successful in winning do ass. onaofwhom. Alban Joseph allsghan. a former Island bo h the honor re- ceiving h s degree of Bachelor of Science. with Magna Cum Luude.

CITY POLICE COURT-Yester- day morning at the City Police urt a drunk was fined l6 and costs or 10 da s. Another drunk was given 20 ays suspended sen- tenca. A summs y electment case was adjourned until Friday.

DON'T MISS Mt. Herbert-Mer- maid Dlsy. "Double Trouble" in Orphanage Hall Thursday and Friday nights. Specialties and re- freshments. See front page.

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Personals

Mr. Victor Reid and son. Charles, of Trenton, N_ S., spent the holiday and week end at Iris. as guests 0f

1L Mr. and Mrs, Carleton Hume and

family

Mr, Perc McRae and neﬁhew. Lloyd Mac enaie, Trenton. . 8.. have returned from Cardigan and Montague, after enjoying a week and visit with relatives.

Mrs. John Cornish, son. Nich-

oias, accompanied by Douglas Mac- Kay, Trenton, N 5., have returned from a delightful visit to Charlotte- town and at Cardigan. At the iat- tar place they were guests of Mrs. ggi-doin and daughters. Rhoda and KY.

Miss Pearl DeCoste. popular em- ployee of Rcddici Bros. left Sun- day in spend her holidays visiting friends and relatives in Boston.

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THE GRADUATION Exercises for the nurses of Falconwood Hos- tal and Provincial will held in the Assembly H at 8

ii. "$5M" 83s ' d“? c are v , ' sac-ﬁnal. ENGAGEMENT — Mr lsud M" atniastoruls. Seiisr. itilinsllomml o a r only daughter oris Leaki. in Eritti son of Mr

as, West Cove- . Marriage to take place in. sine. 5-30-11.

SHIPMENTS HELD (JP-Bun- tatn and Ball. ioosi agents for the tasmships, yesterday that altinmants which were to have been made on thanglsland Connector" New- o

cancelled pending the outcome of negotiations for settlement of the soamenﬁ strike.

DIED IN VANCOUVER — Mr ND. MBG-[bﬂ-ll received

dew a1 in Vasicouvea- of Lloyd. son 0d m. or d the late Mrs. Dewar. former of Glariottetuwn ‘Ilia remains are

being amueiit imis 1dr burial and are expected here next Tuesday.

FOURTH FLIGHT-A Fraser Products plane arrived st the local airport late Tucadey niabt and took on s load of live lobsters for the New York mark- ets. After loadlmt the 5700 lbs. of live seafood for American connois- seurs the bia D. C. ’I‘l'iree took oft early yesterday morning on its fourth flight.

l8 GUEST PREACHER. — Puipii of St. Ardrews United Church was occu ad on Sunday l}; Rev. A, D. Mac enzie, M. A.. D-. when preacher and congregation had the leasant experience of worshigping ether for the first time 4 years Rev, Dr. MacKonzie, whose expressed desire was to reach his last sermons at St. A ew‘s was heartily greeted by the congrega- tion and by scores not connected with St. Andrew's church. Ln his rs- marks he was reminiscent of earl- ier clays and delivered discourses with the fire and vivacit, of‘ youtih that left a deep impress mi, In re- tiring he felt he would like to make Sydnay his home, so attached had he become to it and St. Andrew's and the lrifluance radiated there- from, He leaves today for P. E. I.

youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J J Mel-Kenna Rose Vailcv and James Hrland. son of Mr and Mrs. Bismarch Cousins Bradalbane. were Joined in Holy Wodlock bv the Rev. G C Webster The youthful bride

looked Winsome in a streoi-length

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entandﬁéiy blyl Miss Mae MacRac of board of directors of the Canadian

accompanied by his wife and son, cousins. A? til‘: gmmiinnir gfllilclftlilatiﬁzlilvztfliiBtltixagigaaeiei-l at the war noew is bvibrigﬂvgonvaicsl at: but at the solicitation of the church Ariel- the ceremony the wedding The directors are: G. R. A, Rice, manufacturing g machines. official boards he will return to con- party returned to the home of the station 0111M, mmonton; s, M. The f-inn plans to produce 2.000 11110! the Berviccl P6X! Sunday. — groom's parents, where a delicious Cairns, CFAC, Calgary; Lloyd Maf- domestic machines a month, and is Sydney Post-Record. supper was sewed. During the att, CKBI. Prince Albert, Basic; the first company to manufacture

———- everiins a group of screnaziers F, H. E1 hlcke, CKWX, Vancouver; whole sewing machines in Ailotra»

WEDDING BELLS-Zion Mansc arrived and after bouncing mic mm, ,sgw1¢k_ (mpg Toronto; 11a.

iéh““if-'ﬁlt"“ttiiiné“°of“hiil..i ﬁhfoliawdttdslﬁrtrsl l‘ ,9 “u”, “m H-guiww May 1'1. when Shirley Isabella. (tapas-ted u; their was; M;- ‘lmé, “c Be“ a ‘ CF00‘ c aﬂmm‘

Ont.; A, Gauthier, CULT, Sher- broc/lce. Que; N‘, Thivierge. CHRO, Que: Col. Keith S. Rogers, CFCSé,

Mira. Cousins will reside in Brad- albane (Patriot please copy.) __‘—'——? harlottetowm; and Maj. W

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The following Wholesale Merchants have agreed to close their place of business all day Saturday during the Summer months, commencing JUNE 1st.

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