Iran; 6... 1950 ‘

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MASTER-AT-ARM!

The Master-at-Arms course will not be held this Thursday evening because of, Pre-Easter Services.

zlon Mentors ot the R. C. M. P. will show pictures and give I talk to zionvseouts on April. 14th at 7.80 P. N. All Scouts in the city

Oth charlottetown Cubs

The regular Thursday

meeting of the 9th Chltown Cu-b

Pack will not be held this week because at Pre-Easter Services.

Sr.-cuts It Borden hsvebeen very busy the 'last. leer weeks. Apart from regular Troop meetings. 3. Is. Ray Hickey has been giving I course in Imateur Radio to several

that Jolie ,‘‘'1‘ ' reIngerator—- e rec Gen

continuing under the direction of Const. Scott the R. C. M. P. Ambulance Course is also planned under the supervision 0! Dr. Gal- lant of Kinkora.

Mr. A. P. Cerettl reports that (lie Borden Troop plans to camp this summer. Mr. Ceretti will It-

Ths tlnanclal Campaign in nor-

' 342.30 to date.

This total includes I $10.00 don-

such by die Borden Scout Troop.

Mr. and Mrs. John Ssnlord have

been appointed Cubmsster Assistant Cubrnsste .

den has yielded

nnrumsrism

nu noaogs sooiiur

JERSEY CITY, U.S.A lng booklet has ‘us:

urrcin. bear therapy and treatment. _ I FREE to any sullerer writ- Ing Educational Division, Dept 9 Avenue, Jersey City. U.S.A. sit for I free copy of this - let ltbrunistis ’

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.woman who remembers that clothes alone

are not the secret of‘ charm . . . personal . daintiness is every bit as important! And you never give oﬁence with perspiration odour if you make I d habit of NONSPI. It's the best way I know to give" clock-around protection_—and it will protect your new Easter ﬁnery, tool‘l<‘or None 1 is skin-safe. — fabric-salel It actually slaps perspiration be ore it beginsl Get Nonspi at any_ drugstore! You'll find it's so easy to apply with its con- yenieiit, completely sanitary applicator! Euler 'oeldn’l le Euler without rainbow-e

. . . but to make this Easter specially meinora Ie-—- ls“?P|’|5:C}!0|lf family with this marvelous En nag n a

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{I he. lt’e‘mede with SWANS DOWN C. KB - R.—for tender, feather-light deliciousness. 1 Elli! I led Swans 2 eggs. unbeaten

Cake Flour 3/: cup augu- /I tbsprliint shortening o

ll’: trpn. grated lemon 1’

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prll_ 6—_'l‘here's nothing agio" of wearing I new

ut it's the wise

V MONTREAL A ' . bonnet _. . . I _alwa£s feel like a brand } / new woman in mine.

and chocolate bunnies

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Silt ﬂour once. measure, add baklrlig powder. salt and mace. Sift to other

times. Bea: e

I with rotary

egg beater until they'are osmy

three gg

th Ii t. Add

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mxture. rriixtn . Add all éiour and lemon rind end‘-beat win. 00 v

Y until in

r o as dleep. which has ‘been i eased. Bake in moderate oven l37.’i°!‘.i about 15 minutes. col d cream or custard illllnl b

pllt cake in half. spread whip

r ined on bottom Nvlth paper but not H P Q

Turn into round 9-inch layo Ill. ﬂ

halves. But powdered sugar over op or cake.

A Wonderful Free Doohler For Your Baby! He won't be able to read it . . . but he'll thrive on the things

ou read in it!

n w on ed and illustrated edition oliulvour Bab a Diet", giving ou_ the very. atcst ap- proved dings about infant feed- ing and In: ishment. It's been mitten for you and your baby by I large staff of IIEINZ baby food experts who are _in_ constant touch ""11 d°<=l«0|'_9. _0_l1l1l¢lnI1!. research- ers and dietitians. Read about breast feeding, bottle feeding. how to can for utensils, warmm and mm ‘°a?.“--E.".°'°..'*r'3..*:*":. er’

. . . ei , oi an ge TIbIe—Prog'reuive ﬁevolo inent Chart. All in all, this is apbook no mother should mini Simply ssrlle lo rne—Barbarss Brent, £411 Crescent Sh, Montreal,

. .- or 1- free so . o

“ our o s Dias": W ’

mielumui .i..u.

A RE Cold-Wall _Rel'r-ig- ~ orator. See it now at our Frigid- Iir_e dealer's and you'll see why‘I think it deserves rave noticesl And ol eourse~you’ll want to see the other three models in the com- pletely new line of Frigidaire re- ngeralors_ for i960. here's a model, I use and I price to meet the needs of eve kitchen. And rilght up thirehon thee IPEPII of reach ge -w i au u y- mohltllunlgoewy-designed cabinet is that famous Frifgaire emblem is I enuine

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{aerator tli”at only ersl Mo-

To Your Hair! One of the nicest

lady. is; Kind

A ‘ lit Ie tip I'd like to pan on to you when you're %'}°m¢°'”" dill: Ii‘: l?§lii§ iii I I hfnie peraianentld That’: wh I In recornnien I HUIINUT H0 NENTI Did you know that the Richard Hudnut Waving Lotion ::smb;en Icientﬂiﬁcally 'p’r:nvedmto more e ec vs o or home Iiermanent we ’ lotions! gust try_tiltlmYou’ll beéh ... , II I’) essence or, re er%ingicr curlsl Yes, you res sliou make your next uno

Permanent I Richard Hudnut .‘ . .

AND, if yoi want to be extra kind

to your hair, you can't do better than prelude our “£erin" with I

Richard Iiiu uh 88 CF05”

Bliainpool

Keep Your Husband PROUD 0! Your Good-Looking Com irlonl way I know to keep your skin always young

is with that wonderful new- URY DRY SKIN CREAM! that just ten minutes I day with

Beflmhl Ii’ -00 l Erllrinula WOOBE l'v_e discovered

this cream velvet-softneul That's because

ltld liere’s I

can trsnslorni dry, old-‘lvooking skin to

Here's 31 Very Special Oﬂer that you'll want to take advantage of now while it holds! A long-lasting polisliina cloth ideally suitable for paliiliina brim . . ._u.nd from my ‘preview”.usc of this cloth, I can tell you it's grand.-—pnrticuIsrIy when it's used with BRASSOI Such a perfect pair for keeping your brnssware handsome as only

rasswiire can bel And you'll find _

as I have that Braso is easy to use, for it's made specially for brassl_For» our s cial brassware polishing coth niply write so ms—Barbara Brent l4ll Cros- cent St., Montreal, P.l'.}., enclosing 15¢ in coin or postage stamps. I'll send !your cloth to roI—- post-hue

Time For '4 “Prlnip-Up” XI .Eas-

tor reminds us of Spring home ro- puirs—root and structure needs, new paint jobs, new decoration schemes. You've certainly got such. glans in mind, _

_ ut maybe it

isn't easy to lay h nds at once on the necessary cnsh. Well, the BANK OF MONTREAL has special low-cost loans for just this situation. So long in you can repay a.loa_n by monthly instalments without too great strain on the family budget, thcre’s money for your home repairs and improve- ment at the B0! M. Wh not are rzinigle with Husband to ta it over wit the manager of your nearest branch ol."My Bank‘? 'l‘onight’s the best time.

He’: Zboul As Big As A Minute, that baby of yours . . . but his enthusiasm for luscious “CREAM OF WHEAT” is enormous! A scrumptious bowlful _of 5 Minute ‘_‘Cream of Wheat” is a in in itself for Junior . . . so smoo-otls and extra-tempting that babia clean up every spoonlul Ind coo for moral It's so very d—an_¢L good_ [or baby, too— ecause it provides Iron and Calcium and hosphorua for diets deﬁcient in these elements. Cooks to baby- ready digestibility in just live minutes of boilingl Ask for it by name. "Cream or Wheat" Ind the laminar Che! on the package are registered trade marks of The rain of Wheat Cor ora- tion and Reg. ‘US. Pat. 0

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Skin Cream. with the new penetrating 1? NA EN’, got.-s_ de r int_o re openings—gives an extra beauty-dividend ol lnnolinl this his cream costs only 10c 37c. 65:: and 95c! Make I dail beautfv habit of woodbury Dry Skin Ini—lor I complexion as so t and rub as

April showers!

‘Are You lacing I lack oi knowledge about feminine hygiene out I shadow over your marriage’! Wise wives who want

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Brent. lﬂl.

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len. stasnlen, snow-wlu E that racially stasis: . yet tab sale to darn tissues. And they're so very dainty and convenient to us! An your dru {or zonitors tomorrow . . . end isrise Crescent Bl... Montreal. I_’._Q.— [or e no booklet giving frank lscts_on feminine hygiene. twillbe Isnttoyouinsplain wrapper.

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satisfactory method of leminiiio-hy- NITORS. Zoaitors are elective _. . .

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We carry a complete assortment of all your needs. so have your Easler,Menu complete by shopping for these values on sale THURSDAY and SATURDAY.

CANADA PACKERS SUNSET BONELESS '

PICNIC SHOULDERS. lb. . 39¢ I

' Average 3 to 5 lbs.

PICNIC STYLE

PORK nous. ll). ...... 63¢

Average 6 to 8 lbs. _

MACHINE SLICED

BREAKFAST BACON. lb. . sic

STORE CLOSED All. DAY: coon FRIDAY

TENDERSWEET OB PREMIUM

HAMS— llhole or Half. lb. 65c

I’llRK CHDPS. lb. 55¢

PICNIC STYLE

PORK SIIOULDERS. lb. .. 494:

Average 8 to 8 lbs.

lb. 42¢ FRESH AND SMOKED FISH

FOR TIIAT EASTER DESSERT

ilEll-.0. 3lor........25c

FROZEN ' sriuiwsriuurs pkg. T moznx snoocoii; plig.

eliu El. SPROUTS. k . .. $5 P 9

com on car. pkg. ... .. FRESH FROZEN

GREEN rrss; pkg. . . . .. 31:

PA'.l'.l‘ERSON'S _ SAUCE. bomber. sonwanrz .

MUSTARD. 24 oz. bot. . . . . . 25¢

ROYAL RUSSET

APPLE JUICE. 48 oz. lin 21c

NAPKINS. pkg.

SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR. pkg. . . . . . . . 38¢

MARVEN’S wsxmn SODAS. 1 lb. pkg. 28¢

GLENWOOD FRUIT cocicraiis. 20 oz. in ...\. 39¢

LYNN VALLEY PEACHES. l5os.I'ln . . . . . .

smnnmws mm PUDDING. ‘I5 or.ilii . . . . ..

ll soar. SWEET MIXED on MUSTARD PICKLES. 24 or. for . . . . . .

MTQEE my Sl|0UlDEltS. lb. 45: MEATLDAF.

FEATURING FOR EASTER PRIZE WINNING BEEF PURCHASED AT TIIE STUEK SIIUW HEl.D RECENTLY AT AMHERST

nnuvz TOMATO KETCHUI’. I3 0!. bet. . . . . . . 27¢

McIiABEN’8 rasrvt - A- MAYONNAISE. 8 oz. bot. . . . 21:

2 lb. lin 45c

' JUST ARRIVED

Shipment of Peek Freon'a

Biscuits.

.49:

naxsiivs CHOCOLATE. ‘/2 lb. eelie .'

Fhone

csauroir w. 1. monthly meeting or onion’: Institute met of Mrs. John Myers

Wises‘: Isstltsu Meetings

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pointed on the

Ralph lsacoauli,

EASTER CANDY IN BULK ALSO BOX CHOCOLATES

H. C. ATKINSON. ‘.::.f.:.:.’

onoonrniua

Mrs. Arthur Mscldicken and Mrs.

Avalah Mswailum Tea committee: Mrs. Nathan Bell. -Mrs. Prank Qulgley. The sick committee re- ported seversl calls made and cards sent School committee re- ported one window blind and drink- ing cups bought tor the school, and I bill oi Sim was paid. The following new committees were appointed:-—Sick: Mrs. Boyd . Mrs. Arthur MIcMlcken. School: Mrs Haber Myers. Mrs. Ei- nier rrancis. Program: Mrs. Albert Oraswall. Mrs. Haber Myers. Mrs Elmer Francis. Program: Mrs. Albert Oraswell. Lunch: Mrs. Blanche Harper. Mrs. Frank

M Qutgley. Mrs. John Quigley. Mrs

A. Oraawell invited the members to meet at her home (or the April meeting.

Collection was taken. which amounted to I115. The meeting closed with "the King." Lunch

was served by committee in charge gum and I social hour was spent. ‘

The secretary reported a gener- ous donation oi remnants had been received (mm The T. Eaton

articles for I basaar.

Loo. and it was decided to make

Lanes‘ ~ OGCII 6 ems 0 23: O I I O C C C I..:...

mmnirn , TOMATOES. lb............ 29:

NEW BTBWG

Ebs eoesesssaeee-esi -112 COUNT

3 ‘CI’ eseaesi

NEW , CABBAGE. lb. . . . . ."— - . - . .. 96

NEW . CAULIF-LOWER. eooli . . . . . . 49¢ CARROTS. 3 lbs. .. . . . . . . . 29:

also: mnsir srnuion. swam ro- rarons, CUKES, MUSHROOMS, war- nnimnoN,s:ro.

BLOOD OBAIIGES. . Dos. 35¢: 3doz. ..$l.

St.

new oio-cost is wares-nrrsisi!

Floors canlio lamp Inoppoii . with clear water anti gaii without