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Whet kind of eupperweuidyou nerve the King end Gibson’! ly Evangeline

Sup sing their Melestieqwhone premonco for simple insole. 1| well known. were to drop in. for supper‘ et your home. What would you serve them? Drew up n simple, rypiceiiyCenedieo menu end send it to ms; R0 n H

Flour Mills ere oferin 187 eeeh prizes totalling .1 .00_ b; the best menus. ' .

ieniunusrorrrlzss

ietPr-lss ------$200, end e Sterling Sliver Cup

2nd Prise - -'- - - - 100.60 JrflPpIu-e-e-uss

9 PROVINCIAL PRIZE‘ (one to be ewerded to the beer ennrgis

$26.00 eeeh _ 25 Prizes, eeoh - - - e $8100 150 Prizes, eeeh - " ' " $2.00

it‘ you don't win 1st, 2nd or. 5rd Prize, you heve e chencs folfths $25.00 Provinci-il Prise will be ewerded oreompetition only in your prov- nee. And ifyou don't win one o these youcen win one of the 2 5 prizes 0115.00 each or one of the 1 50 prizes o! $2.00 each. No conrertent can win more then one prize no that 187 Cenedien women

the prize money.

Junt Plen e Simple, ' Horns-Like Heel Think ole nieelwhitlni ronropieloe,

rig-Lin lvaaurbllaics so issue's cer- ‘diln:0€l.%0lOW 7pm lint . starts: s. $411.92.?

Follow Theee Simple Rules Which put Everything in ' e Nutshell!

supper menus l0 servo the ueen during r)

us. s ' edi ..-.."::-.r..: ..:.r"..°..:.l."'.r.:..“.;§fi three or more mus ee escb more.

A "h" Q ==-snse~ré-Ir@v-|~ l Fm.‘ .7751? ‘i $2,995‘??? and o ’ . .$for,|inA_Qi.3A$ilflver-.'Cu|§!

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S $1M e gloom“? ' c” TL‘: g7“- lo “at” gauge olmen of the hwy-l u:

D; .

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' lernple Type of Menu New. to ve you some idexhow to go l vs out ro- -

l mlflllyoulfi “e mmuc:$"" "Push w” u ebeo-

Ioeetoleeve u hi“, rear

SALAD IAIN COURSE WITH‘ TWO VlgBTAII-l! ' ' ole IIIAfi OI ROI-U. OI Ufllll IAEID GOODS "I the above menu I consider best “$1.3. ' t T—___metisofmekl:n; fmlgeed. (flame ee Address of A Finsi end I reaper-tent Word '

WQEWWZZ

m... ... .. lllflfifl Ii P0:

imsbinasflTvs Bmdalbene Villas!

Report ed bchoo! for the month o! April: Grade X-l. Margaret (mmmlngs.

Grade VIII (Sikh-l. Mable Olin!- gliéixgs; 2. Phyllis‘ Woodside; 8.

» mid. Grade vvn (JrJ-I. Wilma. Mec- ggxllfigé 3. Vern. MncKeosle; s. Jenn

Qrade IV-—1. Gertrude Maollion» ‘fie James Oummings; 3. Paul

- Grade II--i. Myron Methuon. ' Grade I-l. Junor Ber-nerd. e __________ __ =,,,,

Smooth Msfiliéilaring Good

Maw 401...: _,_

_e hnflnoe: Margaret MecDcneld, Phyl-

lis Woodeide, Mable Cummings. VersMmcKenelc. Wilma Met-xen- zie. Myrtle Manhood. Myron Mathe-

" Ilene! Weodside. Teeeher.

MIAMI 805001. ' is the e lchool for gprilz" Grade, X-i. Anne Jay; I. Paul- ine Hooper. v " VIII-i. Grnce Dingwell; I. Jeen Webster; S. Roy Moillwen." Orede —i. meals 300ml’: I-

Iiesre I-Ioo ; s. Jey. Clrede

non: I. Sidney sglnderson. Grade I (BrJ-i. Nets Sender-

Orede I (JrJ-l. Robert Webster: S. G11!" 3. Reggie Mc-

Eerfect attendance: Reggie Hoop- er, Irene Hooper, Mildred Webster, ROUGH WQISIM‘!

Perry _-1. Lawrence Bender-

RM-

to U! I

We his

hose

cot and

ulpylns ‘Polo

i inuthe

wssn’

sat

seco . side for s. few minutes to make her appearance. An

decidedly attractive secrete her name. motioned her to Alison sat down with folded towait. Nlne-thi was rush! now and

‘wwv-VW

It began to Allson- gopher Useim to i

in an effort xenon e. Mrs. e girl's one fairly of . Alison mended her gloves. -'I‘hey and scrubbed s.n they finally

“H,

Aliscnv ddrnnk" done. me

00K. But she

cause she so dread * their room. that he. o et"s e when Alison nnally

3'3.

she

l ~ up to the . mother had the single light on and Alison could smell a stow cook-

Empirc State Buildin8. General Ofil " Alimn owned

t . » l. Will ere asked to report here It

J . _ . oziiow get of! your het and your shoes, deer. dried out end see ii’ your black ' a Ire gab daughter worked far into the n tn make Alison's clo es

lght

IO

both‘so tired they could not "I knew Mr.

his c." Al . D6

knew he would. mother. But I was

so afraid

terdny

for I and it no.0 ..

‘I

world."

What kind of s. 10b do you sup- pose is?" "I don't care.

Oontine

lon-‘ajhe

any ins. lust to lgother. I'll} went ms when t much sieep- for either o! them that night.

Bun Shines Again

50

the next

was eh . There was fresh coffee. And when we. dnluhter lIl her simple black skirt and trash. white bl

n went

Aliso down Filth Avenue toward the Em- Kmne ire uilcii . It l Greg V-i.‘ Mildred Webster; a. ‘gvslinstigut? Ins “a w” ' 0"

wen badly r Alison. rain about 2 o'clock and only-hat soak met.

Iwantw

opened up the sanitary ti ready for bed. they were s

uefinust be

But

win business. e en good-looking chap:

p ..k__ .

‘Bx . - _c-w'_nsn€~_mr-

“Mi hen-til

megstlig,“ ‘E33

" , ~m .~sc llvllhd 01 empl

Wmgcssurgu m"

fo or work ssr s kegs 0g 1 ely be-

to she coul notbeer unted look in her

sfisi’. find

mbed the two ir room Her

11$.

ces. it g with trembllns

for en heed

t your hat.

“Q

the and h

respqetzltable pair

shined her shots ' resscd

d darned an when

leep. Weston would keep 180m Vhis Rd.

of

saw the paper yes- said ho was away

wealthy

I'll scrub floors nta! Airlines. I'll do get e. again. "‘°.§".¥.'Z n.’ 3813i u y thscypsee mo?" There

morning the sun Thaycr sew her ouse,‘ she was

ofl. walking briskly

to if

wanted to save bu: h

the thirty- ul waited out-

lmperscnol and

l‘!

a so . hands

rty. l0. The offic‘

Ev l‘?

at

in blue uniforms ogilce and hailed

scarcely seemed s red-heeded girl in the chair. times glance whic _ mailer-logic than those who-ignortd showed so highly she did not mat- m- et ell. _

on

air lines." he said sh "Yes. ." .

her own stupidi- Thon Mil’. glgan

talk about morale, id a and needs

nurse flnisggfi

was settled. uv your own are. will s taken Promptly at the stroke of il she You'll .‘ walked lnto the office on . nd floor She h ing. oi course. let for sch

omntz". gone ofl for lunch. A5 she walked

wee N»....-¢q¢e_»q»_e~»'Is-m ace- e

Persona

"VERA snows!

- lyndicets

the ll

The. talked mam . hispering y 582W mm

came into the secretary went

Q seemed to wilt Ililhiwaligglgfl. spplrintea office

ed 1c me

dsome pho bphs on the wel. scores who come end went ee the little

Some- tbey ve her an impersonal mode her more un-

lim- lnat glance

Offered I lob

In her nervousness she had burst open a mood

place in her gloves, i! A1

When her hand rested on the door so she m o . lson de- she heard her mother's voice: "Ali- bnted e. long time whether or not- son. child. hurry!" she should sk again to the lofty secreuryiw ~ the prett brown

A Letter Arrives bobbed end. Elle must eve for-

gotten all about her appointment.

Alison stood in the doorway Finally. alter 11 o'clock. the rec- bllnklns from the llstht- Her rotary condcsoended to speak: "Mr. mother handed her a le ter. "Open white is ready now!"

iii. quick. Ma is l" , and. so nervous her hands 2.‘. "u:..”l*:.'""s..lt%““s..“°sl; "sat. ""- “l... titre“ “l” m w s. r - y wom o an er o e. . her daughter's hands. In one cor- 39mm] mfiiesk 5st; l mm whose ~ner re : eyes were hidden behind glasses.

“continental Air Lines. He looked at Alison impersonaily.

“Now. let me see." he said. reach- ing IorIs file. "You're a regiztqed

nurse?’

"I graduated two Bellevue. 8st

ears ego from But I've n unable to wor . Since than I've been working in a fiowe "

o . “tgehiteg shoulder-g strgightened a I don't know whether vou know h anything about our comps requirements. ‘They're prctze

"Oh. yas. Now Miss 'I'hayer,

OI‘ 0111' still.

how much do you welg ?

"110 pounds." the girl answered sintly. question with it otherwise. Have you ever donfi en 7"

.. o

It seemed such a- queer Good. there'd be no u e going on flying

_ y. ‘You think ou'd like it?"

"I don't un erstend." “I tho

hi; you applied for a posi-

Bs s ewaroess 431p lone of our y.

ilison shiver-ed at

Kite long

3

the air lines. Alison could not

seem to keep her mind on what he

wesse g. - Inter he handed her over to a nurse who

an the hysical ex- chgck

e on our record, of course, {Mil

hospi Thnyelr." White reid es she left him.

Her Benefactor It was l after noon when iha with Alison. she into hcr clothes and was told

to White's‘ office.

"I‘ihere's just one thimr, M‘ss

‘Ihayer. We wouldn't consider, any- bcdv 1i Roerd

tak is

kc yourself except for Mr. He has urged that we you on. a as you krrclw. he

e ldent. f y. ‘will? mergers?" Alison gasped. "He is very much in d We want to do what we can

8H.

you.

You understand. you'll be just on probation. You'll so to school six weeks and we'll pay half salary

for

r that time. ls. ot‘ course. is vour hoso tal record is all rlrht." He stood up as though the matt r "We'll expect you to uniforms, but that out of your pay. star

you kin-w when you're to report , oo . ' The interview we: nver. Alison

nrled out of the ofllce. It was The nre~ty secretary '""‘

THELCHABkOIRIETOWISWQUARQL/ily.Y-

use 7 QQ§GOPQ§O¥QQQCOOQFQ§FOO F} i How Con I ‘I ‘I

QHowcsnItreetsne-imor which has been swollen efter e. Mi fell? '

A. Wrep the swollen member in towels wrung out of hot water in which epsom salts has been dis- solved. Do this for about en hour.

Q How can l make a creamy smile sauce?

A. By cutting the ehglee into quarters. not P I. en leaving in the core. Cook thoroughly. strein and afterwards beat with a wooden spoon. Add the sugar after cook- in

“d. How can I clean e clogged

faucet?

A, Try ving the clogged feucet an over- t soaking in e. cup of vinegar.

' Modern Etiquette g i5! ROBERTA Llill s-aoee-ee-eoe-eeeveeeo-oooe-e

i 1 Fashions 1 Literatur it

_ When leaving n stranger, to whom one has Just been introduc- ed, is it all right to say. "Good- by, Mr. Brown; I am very glad to

h m t yo . w? vis, this is ell rlsht. Or. "Good-by Mr. Brown: I hoPB 1 ‘

shall see you again some $11363’

Q, When a man and a woman are entering a public dining room, 3 and the headwaiter is standing in i the middle of the room. what should one do?

A. Stand in the doorway until the headwalter comes and escorts you

to a table. t Q_ Is it aver permissible for the parents of young man who is to the engage-

marry, to ment?

A. No; only the parents of the girl are entited, to do this.

||= YOU FEEL SUN Rood this and eheer up

Areyeueobluetlsetlifelenolenprwertb ‘l Do you ieel low ' suuxf u use you - grad general system tonic-lust take famous ydle E. Plnkhenfs Ve hie Coin- Kcund. bet its wholesome her elp Nature build up more ence end tone up your m, eo thet it een y throw oi! t e "blues" end give I

to enjoy life. MILL 8 oi women heve dope ded up- on this Compound end have passed e word to friends end neighbors. end to their ren. Why not telre Pinkhenfe Compound end go “smiling tbru"l

EIIIIOUII

g ha getting acquainted. Rf ht now

into the outer office. Alison looked with new interest. at‘ the large pic- tures oi’ airplanes on e wn . She'd be flying one of these days!

Steve

As she walked she suddenly col-

lided with a tel! young man. "I'm

sorry!" he mumbled. "Is the old

boy inside?" .

“You mean Mr. White?" "01 eouize, who else? Aren't Yul!

one of the new stawardesses?" " going w be. I hope."

"Well, you better get to know

who we mean when we say the ‘old

i“ .

boy.’ It would be w . Alison looked up at the tail young ~ w =' tr" ue

man. H. was tanned _

brown and he had co

eyes and hair which wouldn't lay straight. And he had o Southern drawi which was am . She smiled at him. He seemed so young. Alison had s. nice smile.

The young mlm halted, grinned over his shoulder. "Wait a minute." he said. He peeked in the inner office. White had Jone.

"I thought he'd uck out. He never misses lun , first fellow! Come on nlon and grab some cakes and coffee w th me. we'd better

I'm in the dcghcusc. but i I ever

_ get out we'll probabiv be on s run __

zocethcr. Come on!"

He grabbed the~ l's unreslstlng arm. 1n a flash ison wu in the elevator golng- to lunch with e. stra e young man she had never seen eicre. Apd she was l-hor- oughly enioying it.

(To be Continued)

l

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Ozffitfii

eel; Q _.'__.___-.-.-s__-.s-‘__-s-n- .

g At long last V It’s Spring!

And, you can wear your new suit \ or untrimmed cloth coat . . . .Be gay with the season with lively‘ hosiery shades — flower-coloured gloves . . . Do be brave with colour for it's splashed all over the Spring

fashion picture.

Every» Inch a Beauty

The perfect stocking for the new shorter skirts and open shoes, it's so

beautifully sheer, yet so marveliously strong. Re-inforeed to give ser-

vice. Gives you that luxuriously “pampered” feeling that women crave

. Gorgeous new shades from golden tans to glowing $1 I

rase-copper----__._.s.__._..._._...__._

Coloured Gloves are Smartest

(And, as variety is the spice of life-your gloves can add endless variety i».

to your suit. . . Match the flower on your lapel-your paniel-sweater-l- ’

try cyclamen gloves with your pink blouse. We've loads of styles and

lashuns of colours —and all Knyser gloves $1 I

l _l 1 z i

washl-------.__._..__._._.._____.__ The Most Economical Slip is a Kayser Quality material-quality cut (no skimpinp-quality wear for the seams are guaranteed. Tearose and white. » $

Sizes32to 44------__.-..____._.___z_o°

Charlottetown {IT} Headquarters for 1.‘.

I KAI!!!

J

k .~‘. i . , - ‘ _ "All right." replied the optimist and proportion.‘ it is ready for “I'll take gr bogtlg. “Ago wrap messinghitlfie gems?“ an; ‘(git dac- ; ' ' upacom an r ." co e er ro e0: AMOTRUIISMIIG e214 rt tee carefully about the mg A huge epe hed wandered . ' y awey from e circus and died the v e most diificult pert of the roadside in the Highlands of t- thet of embroldering the Proof Positive land. Two ghillies found it en they clothes, is then begun With e l‘ drove their sheep home. needle that can scarcely be held in I Mrs. Green crept Z13» to her "t's no’ a Campbell." said Jock, the fingers. and the eyeof which - nel hbor’s iencc_ “Li e." she "for Cam hell's are red; and it's no is eimost invisible, various designs ca ed softly, "have you heard-J’ MacDcnnd because the Macs ere are ectun embroidered, on the ~ Iiiszie ran up to the fence. her ust. ewe.’ up to the clothes th the finest cf silk

black Bandy big hoose sh »see if ony of the English visitors ere missing."

INDIAN WOMAN MAKES WORLD'S SMALLEST DOLLS

tbreede. end so cleverly executed gig: the details appear to be per- l

Altar the dressing his been com- i"

ears pricked up in eeier enticipfi-

tlon. "Have you heard the isles-l; scan- dal about Mrs. Jones?" went on

Mrs. Green. Pleted. it is necessary a_ e “No, I ain't 'ear4 e word." said --—-— lsair. What is undoubtedly the Lizzie excitedly The most remarkable dolls in the most marvellous hairdressing ever " c" "Tl-sen there can't be any." world are the reduction of done in then performed on each _ stated Mrs. Green, es she went the nimble fingers o Isobel Benun- doll. ‘the eyes, nose, mouth, hands -. saren. e skillful Indian women o! end ieet ere then formed. end the l‘

beck to the washtub. YOUR. MORNING SMILE

Here is a story about the most optimistic man. Totally bald, he went to a dru store and asked for a bottle of ha restore-r. “Yes, sir." the clerk said. “here is a prepara- tion that‘; sure to make your hair growj’

doll is ready 1o!‘ sale

Native typm are represented in their moot attractive and pictures- que attire. Faithful reproductions of the native seropm are thrown ebout the shoulders of the dolls, and sombreros placed on the heads in ’ typical Mexican fashion. Religious T dignitaries are also represented i1 this remarkable doll family.

Cuernavaca. Mexico. They em pygmles, three-quarters of an inch in length. one of which she is able to complete in two hours

The o tion of m con- in arming e framework M wire. barely three-quarters of en in length, and winding fine silk thread round it After the - frame hes emumed the proper lines

T» Charm” .as so“!

Goodness, P; -fljm ‘he key , when "Y! your escort should door for you,

Y“ lhW You're used. v iénow the rules when 80o let‘ he?" oerforrr. such. lit e eervceee- wcréwpyou out oi eernvennibt ycii,_._vtith

o‘ "W!" you let n. ' I ¢Xl>ennee when you're h date.‘ But sometimes ‘

. }° Int-ethic. tnke 0r which you've». ‘ Tsciful to give bilii the V ‘g ‘ . fore you 1mg; m1 my,”

us... - r'°“'

libero. Unbreakable

fdt-

Te eeene. lwee "

54

B!

Rere emeiunsve design in honor of Beeehelfe mo. birthdey Only issued once ev hundred yenre. Collector's itern. endeorne. Gold-

e eiee he A

. I swell gilt. Oliifngflil

, ly w“ Yo? . ‘ .- h; l Bmbl ' m x The; ‘gifts FREE . k-unthuai:ktg, tape thhl‘! “till”... Show it re nelshbflm‘ now. H? ' d5“ A“ now

» iriendmfemliy. Llrnitfll

‘ l! \ Wm voun rum. ' " ‘ SCHOOL 0R Cllil ensneeucsnrrunlni. ems i-ilm-"rvfl-l =-

iech red letter. em- broidered en 4-inch Fly felt heelteround. with embroidered bor- der. Looks swell on chest or eleeve. Green for any Inca. use ell ehernplen ethlntes

weer Bteee which iet- '

WM/cunkrk ESIPIWUUP

Qrlejp}. . . More Flevourlul ' . . . More Nutritious‘ . _ ' For breakfast-—and ‘tween meal snacks-eat _