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Harry Coctt, with the R.CAFP. at Galt, spent the ‘weekâ€"end with his parents in South Porcupine. . R. Mulcahy and son left on Monday for Dartmouth, after Six ‘ visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs} E. J. Rapsey, of Main St. Miss Eleanor Cunningham, of the WRCNS., left on Sunday for Otâ€" L?mce Brd. Wilfred Herbent, of Newâ€" foundland, is spending a week with Mr. â€"and Mrs. Llovyd Hunkin. Miss Mary Brown, of Duparquet, reâ€" cen}ly of Scuth Porcupine, is leaving soon to report for duty with the woâ€" men‘s division of the R.C.A.PFP. Mrs. Murray Fingland and daughiter, Jean, of Cochrane, were visiting Mrs. Brihton over the weekâ€"end. Mrs. Fummerton of Chapleau was a visitor at the home of her mother, Mrs. D. McPhail, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harty are on holiday in Kenogami. Pather LaSalle attended the Retreat alt Ville Marie last week. At the special meeting called by the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Legion on Monday arrangements were made for the Zone rally to be held on Sunday, Aug. 29th in Timmins. One case cnmnly was heard at Police Counrt on Tuesdayâ€"H. Sanafinchen payâ€" ing $25 and costs for dangerous drivâ€" ingson August 9th.. W. R. Brooks (failing to provide); A Dupont (dangerous driving); J. Masâ€" son (speeding) ; all were adjourned till next week. .. Meeting Wartime a Prices Board at South Porcupine Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rock are on holiâ€" day in Toronto and other points. Cliff Rowatt, on the ground crew of the R.CAF., stationed in the West, is home at Dome Extension om Itwo weeks‘ furlough. Mr. Frenk Ash of ithe Paymaster Mine, is in Porcupine General Hosâ€" pital recovering from operation. Mr, Lee Sauder had the misfoertunie to ‘cut his foot very badly while out in the bush last week but is progressâ€" ing well and is expecting to be around again soon. Mr. and Mrs. J. Allan, of Toronto, are‘visitors at the home of Mrs. Edgar on Strachan Avenue. Also the guests of s. Edgar is another sister from Torontoâ€"Miss Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holmes have returned from two weeks‘ holiday in Torpnto and other points. Mr. Frank Allanen leaves om Wedâ€" nesday for Toronto. Miss Joyce Wilson, of the Workers‘ Coâ€"operative staff, is on holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Kramer left last week forsholiday in Windsor. Steve Burns and Pte. Mickey McKay were home on leave for the weekâ€"end. Mr. William Battrick, left on Monâ€" day for Alaska where he will be emâ€" ployed on the Alaskan Highway. His position on the Tisdale Police PForce (which he resigned) was filled on Monâ€" day when the Tisdale Council appointâ€" ed J«ames R. Shaver, of William Avenue, as Qanstable for Tisdale. *= PAGE TWo Victor Haneberry of the RCAPF., Bp the weekâ€"end in town, gt Arnold Hawkins, RCAF., left on aSunndav after spending the weekâ€" end in town. N}rs. Gordon Cross and Mr. ‘"Unk" Pearce left last week for two weeks‘ vacation in Toronto and points south. Your regular correspondent will be leaying on Saturday for two weeks‘ holiday. She would appreciate very greatly any items of news or importâ€" ancde being phoned in to 91 during her abspnce. SBouth Porcupine, Aug. 18â€" to The Advance)â€"aA meeting of the loâ€" _cal committee of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board was iveld on Monday at the home of the chairman, Mrs. M. SBmith. All the ladies present pledged their help at the distribution of the new Ration Books for South End and Dome next Thursday and Friday With other patrictic ladies and under the capable and efficient leadersh‘p of Mrs. Frank Huggins these ladies will berpresent next Thursday and Friâ€" day at ithe public schools in South Porcupine and the Dome from 10 a.m to 6 pm. and will give ou) the new ration books. A special centre will be set up for Preston East Dome. Will all { present ration book hnolders pleass see that the card in the book is made out clearly (as directed) and signed before being brought in. If however this is not done it may be done at the school. Please read directions carefully (given in papers). ; Other Items of Interest from South Porcupine and the ome. Guests present included: Mr. and Mrs, Sellars and son Colin; Mr. and Mrs., Jim Goodman, Pilot Officer Tom Goodman and Mrs. Goodman, all of Timmins; Mrs. Shaver, Mrs. Ed. Syvret and Mr. Kirkbride. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hansen. Singing and music rounded out a pleasant evening, and the hostess seryâ€" ed a delightfu) lunch. At court whist, which was the enterâ€" tainment of the evening, gentlemen‘s prizes were won .by 1, Mr. Jim Goodâ€" man; and 2, Mr. Sellars; and ladies prizes; 1, Mrs, Shaver; and 2, Mrs. E. myvret. At a lovely party given at Their home un Tuesday evening, a number of beauâ€" tiful gifts of china were received, with good wishes extended, from all the guests. They were congratulated by a num ber of friends upon this coccasion and greetings were received from their daughter, Edith, now on war work in Toronto; Mr. and Mr. Arthur Cousins, of Montreal (brother of Mrs. Blakeman) and Mrs. ‘Blakeman‘s sister, Mrs. Moâ€" yatt, of Toronto. Observe 31st Anniversary of Wedding Mr. and Mrs, W, A. Blakeman, of 19 William avenue, celebrated their thirâ€" tyâ€"first wedding anniversary on Tuesâ€" day, August 17th, having been married in Cobalt in 1912, south Porcupine, Aug to The Advance. A surprise parity im honour of Mr. William Allen, of Dome Extension, on the occasion of his birthday, proved a very happy affair on Tuesday evening and the guest of honour was ‘truly surâ€" prised when guests arrived at his home bearing gifts. with everything ito make a happy and jolly affair in celebration. Whist was played, prizes being won by Mrs, Libby, Mrs. Webb anid Mr. Alf Stanlake. Music and singing followed and Mrs. Allen assisted by Mrs. Beard and Mrs. Stanlake served a delicious lunch. ‘Guyests present included Mrs. Libby, Mr. and Mrs. Ben‘tley Webb, Mr. and Mrs.>J, Beard, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bamnes Mr. and Mrs. G. Williams, Allaann Webb, Mrs. Sylvia Webb, Miss Thora Webb, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stanâ€" lake, Mr.â€"and Mrs. Wm. Kellow, Myrs. A. Mitchell, Mrs. R:>â€"C. Mitchell, Miss Ireme TLibby, Miss Lynn Beard, Mrs. W. Allen, and the guest of hconour, Mr. Willie Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Wilson of Windsor, :(formerly resident here) have announced the marriage of their youngâ€" est daughiter, Muriel Esther, to Mr, Joseph Gecrge Hoba, of Windsor, on Saturday, July 24th. s2cond son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pyke a‘)so formerly of South Porcupine (Details will be given when received). Word was received last week of the marriage in O‘ftawa of Doris St. Paul, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. St, Paul, formerly of South Porcuâ€" pine, and Pilot Officer Harry Pyke, Mrs. Ken Myers and daughtor, Pawa, left on Tuesday for Ottawa after spending some time in camp visiting relatives and friends. _ Accompanyiug them wereMr..and Mrs. Taylor of Timâ€" mins, itheir daughter,. Mrs. Phillips, and her daughter, Della, Rae. Bormâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Hortz, of 83 William St., South Porcupine, on Friâ€" day, August 13thâ€"a daughterâ€"in Forâ€" cupinme General Hospital. Bornâ€"T‘o Mr. and Mrs. Roger Allard (mnee Gina Crema), a son, on ZAugust 18th, in Porcupine General Hospital. Mr. Fred Laforest leaves on Friday for Toronto. Bormâ€"To Pte. and Mrs. David Farâ€" rell (nee Marguerite Harty), a daughâ€" ter, on August 11th, in Porcupine Gemâ€" eral Hospital. ~ Mr..and Mrs. Pat Cole and daughter, Peggy, of Ottawa, are visiting the l1 ter‘s sisters in townâ€"Mrs. C. Kavaâ€" magh and Mrs. N. Sullivanâ€"and their daughter, Mrs. Byck, in Témmins. Miss Marjorie Woodall left last Wedâ€" nesday for two weeks‘ holiday in Torâ€" Genald Rosebrugh, Jr., left last week for holiday in Detroit, Anmn Arbor, and Windsor. Pte. Jimmy Jamisson spen end with Mr. and Mrs. W. H Dome Mine. Mrs. Evelyn Ilola of the post office staff, is spending a vacaticn o‘ two weeks at Bayside Beach. Teddy Romanich, who has been acâ€" cepted by the RCAF. leaves on Thursâ€" day to report for training. Mrs. B. Anthony left on Thursday last for a few weeks‘ holiday in Tor. tawa a‘ter two weeks‘ vacat home. 18th. Specia 16 weekâ€"| Beth. Mrs. . Gardiner, of Cochrane, visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mackay and famâ€" ily, Second avenue., have returned from a holiday at their summer cottage at Watabeag Lake. Mr. and Mrs. James Tinsley, First ave., ieft by car for a holiday in\ Southern Ontario. They were accompanied on the trip by their daugh#er, Mrs. Walter Mr. Lauchie MacKinnon, Cedar street left Sunday for a holiday at Boston and other points. Miss Helen Crickard has returned to duty at the Sick Children‘s Hospital i1 Yoronto, after visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Robson, McIntyre Proâ€" perty. points The Rev, Lors Carlson, of Trinity United Church, and Mrs. Carlson left for a holiday at Wingham and other A. M.C., stationed at the Military hosâ€" pital, Hamilton is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Calvin MacDonald, First avenue. Companyâ€"Sergt.. Major Victor Philâ€" lips, Tank Corps, Camp Borden, is spending two weeks at his home on Seâ€" cond avenue. Neil Miller, Third avenue, spent a few days in Ottawa, where he‘ reported at the Royal Canadian Navy headquarters. Lanceâ€"Corp. BRurnie MacDonald, R. C. Sergt, Stan Lang, R.:C.O0.C., stationed at Ottawa, and Mrs. Lang and son, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs Dave Lang, Second avenue, arnd Mr and Mrs. Ben Davis, Gold Centre. « Joan Davis, of the C.W.A.C., stationed at North Bay, visited her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ben Davis, Gold Centre, durâ€" ing the weekâ€"end. she is very i!l Mrs. George Peterson left Sunday for Toronto, after spending two weeks visiting her sister and brotherâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moran, Cedar St. The many friends of Mrs. Bill James, Mr. Tom MaeKenzie, Korson Block. left this week tQ join Mrs MacKenzie and son, Sandy, who are holidaying at North Bay. Pte. Bert Headquarters Comâ€" pany Vett:rans Guard, Monteith, #s spending his leave at his home on Birckhk Street. Mrs. Walter Craig, Mountjoy, Timâ€" mins, rece‘ved word that her husband, FIt.â€"Sergt. Walter Craig, RC.AF., staâ€" tioned in Africa, has been posted missâ€" ing since Friday, 13th August. it.â€" Sergt. Craig is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Craig, Schumacher. Mrs. Joe Caldbeck (Ruth Johnston), and daftghter, of Seattle, and Mrs. Tarâ€" vie, of Vancouver, spent some time visiting relatives and friends in Timâ€" mins and Schumacher. Bornâ€"Sunday Aug. 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Vidatto, 80 First avenueâ€"â€"a daughâ€" ter. Schumacher Flier Reported Missing in North Africa Schumacher The Advance. aik, and daughters, Catherine and _An advanced British acrodrome buili for the Allied Air Forces by men of the Royal Engineers and Pioneers. The runway has a covering of Coir matting on top of which a somerfeld track is laid. This is comâ€" posed of metal rods about nine inches apart, spaced by wire netting. The matting and track give stability in wet weather so that an aircraft can land without getting bogged. _ On either side of the runways another piece of land is prepared for damaged aircraft to make forced landings. This is not covered with Coir malting or Somerfeld Track, as a forced landing would mean the reâ€"layving of the runwav. The Officer Commanding the operation was Major J. D. George. These dromes bring front . line planes within easier striking distance of enemy occupied territory. Picture shows: a Spitfire, the first nlane to use the new runâ€"way, warming up. will be sorry to hear that Sappers and Pioneers Build North Africa Advanced Dromes in Record Timg * August 18th. Special to try she deems this all "brépaganda. There always have been clever people in the country, but it has always been its 45,000 square miles are not occupied territoryâ€"with a populatiott of 16 milâ€" lion people: The country‘ is largely agricultural, growing sdtabbeets and wheat. The Germans came into the mounâ€" tainous country for the mu}erals If little is heard of the best of the counâ€" She was born in Austria and lived later in Czechoâ€"Slovakia. She has been a registered nurse for 10 years; six years of which were spent in Hamilton beâ€" fore she came to Timmins. She has also lived in the United States. In her talk on Czechoâ€"Slbvakiaâ€"in the heart of Europeâ€"she ‘quoted that Ssouth Porcupine, August 18. Special to The Advance. The guest speaker at the Kiwanis weekly diriner meeting on Monday was Miss Louisa Mayowna, United Church, Deaconess, who spoke on her native Czechoâ€"Slovakia. It proved to be a wonderfully enlightening address as Miss Mayowna spoke of facts known personally, and used no notes. Miss L. Mayowna the Guest Speaker at South Poreuâ€" pine Kiwanis. Interesting Address on Czechoâ€"Slovakia at South Porcupine second Ave. Business items were disâ€" cussed. The secretary and treasurer gave a splendid report,. The ladies deâ€" cided to send cigarettes to the footballâ€" ers on service. After the business sesâ€" sion a game of whist wags enjoyed. The prize winners were: l1st, Mrs. James Stirrait; 2nd, Mrs. James MacKenzie; 3rd, Mrs, Jack Matthew. After the cards the hostess served a delicious lunch.. Tuesday evening the ladies met at the nome of Mrs. James Stirrat, Railroad Street, when a social evening was enjoyed. Whist was played with prizes for the winners, after the cards. A delicious supper was served. The Ladies‘® Auxiliary of‘the McIntyre Football Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Jamés MacKenzie, Second Ave. Business items were disâ€" cussed. The secretary and treasurer Dr. R. V. Weston and Weston, returned this week from holiday at Toronto and Streetsville. Caorp. Cy BrIggs, RCC,sOttawa spen£ the weekâ€"end vasltmg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis, Gold Centre Mr. Bill Robertson, of, Hamilton, is visiting his parents, w pand Mrs. George Robertson. E‘11<t avevue Miss Aileen Maher, is holiâ€" daying at her home at obfl’t Miss Anne Miller, of the@G@rtvic Service Department, Ottawa, sSpent, t})e weekâ€" end visiting her paxents Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Miller, Third Avey «:3 Miss Margaret Scullionâ€"left‘ Sunday for Toronto after spending ‘a week with her parents, Mr. and, Mrsi James Sculâ€" lion, First Ave. Fern Stitt, of the Division RCAF., Toronto, spentâ€"a few days visiting at her home on Ave. Corp. Gladys Barkell, RC.AF., headâ€" quarters, Ottawa, spent the ‘past ‘two weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Rugsell Pairbrother, Gold Centre.s ' Mrs. Jack Gwelda, Secor week from a other points., Mrs. Bob Moore, First avenue, reâ€" turned this week from a holiday at Galt where she visited her husband, who is staitioned there with the R.C.A.FPF. Miss Ruby Shanks, Toronto, spent a few days visiting at her home on First avenue. Mrs. Eva Prentice and daughter, Marâ€" ion, returned Sunday to Long Branch after spending a few days v151ting her parents and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown, of Larâ€" der Lake, spent a few days visiting at the home of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Charles Brown, Fourth avenue. j Mrs. Jack Gannon andt daughter, Gwelda, Second avenue, returned this week from a holiday at Cobalt and her daughter, Mi avenue. INE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO Centre.s, n and. Â¥ifrs, Weston, z from a holiday at J. Hamilton, Second ‘orces by men i1 covering of This is comâ€" netting. The n aireraft can Toronto Telegram: What ever beâ€" comes of the nominations that politiâ€" cians say they have in the bag? A reception was held after ‘the wedâ€" ding at Wimbledon Hill Hotel, Lt. Bonter was well known in South Porcupine having lived here for some years prior to his enlistment. He was married on August ‘l14th, at St. Paul‘s Church, Wimbledon Park, surrey, England, to Miss Nancy Leaâ€" ther, daughter of Mr. F. J. Leather, of Wimbledon. * Word has been received by Mrs. G. Rosebrugh, of the wedding of an overâ€" seas Canadian soldierâ€"Lt. Norman A. Bonter, of the 1st Division R.C.E. south Porcupine Aug to The Advance. Former South Porcupine Man Wedded inâ€" England Mrs. Fell leaves two sisters in Scotâ€" land and one brother, Mr. Alec‘ Smith, in Tortnito, A niece, Mrs.. Percy A'ns- drews, resides at the Dome. _ The body will be ‘taken from Hunkins‘ Funeral Parlors at 6 p.m. tonight (Wedâ€" nesday) to her home at the Dome where it will rest unti Thursday afterâ€" noon when a service will be held in the United Thurch alt 2.30. Bot(h Archdeacon Woodall and Rev. J. C. Thompson will conduct the serâ€" vice and interment will take place in Tisdale Cemetery. Our sincere sympathies are extended to the bereaved family in their very great loss. The eldest son, Tom, is now on war work in~â€"Quebec; J¢ohn (with, whim his mother has beem living since Mr. Fell‘s death) is machine shop foreman at the nDctme Mings. a~nd Jim, who also ,wcrks alt thz Dome 11ve%.in 'taWn The. latter‘s three lit‘le daugchters are time only grandchildren. > l s Mrs. Fell (born Henrietta Smith) was born in Lanarkshire, Scotland, in 1871, and was married to John Fell there before coming to Canada. In 1909 they came to Canada with their three sons. It was in 1911 that Mr. Fell:came rorth to a position in ‘thiere Dome Machine Shop, and Mrs. Fell and famlly followâ€" ed in 1913. Although of a retiring disposition she has, during her thirty years heres, made herself beloved by all who knew her. With her husband, the late John Fell, who died on May 23rd, 1940, she has been interested in all good works for the community. Ltterly she has work, ed unceasingly for the Red Cross, and was an active and interested member of the Order of Eastern Star. With her deaith, ancther link with the past is broken, and she will be very much missed in the community more particularly at the Dome, where she has lived since 1913, and is the oldâ€" est resident. She died after a short illness in Porcupine General Hospital. She had been in hospital for a short time with an illness that was not considered very serious, and was contemplating going nhome, as she was progressing well, when the end came quite suddenly. Oldest Resident at the Dome. Was Highly Respected by All. South Por@cupine, Aug. i1s»â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"It is with deep reâ€" gret and sorrow that we record the passing of Mrs. John Fell cf this Dome Mines at 6.10 p.m. on Monday, August l6th, at the age of 72. Death on Monday of Mrs. John Fell, Sr. of the Dome Mines has been piaced on German, Russian and British shipping. Her address was given close attenâ€" tion and applause by all present. Miss Mayowna was introduced by Mr. Clarence Anderson and she was thanked by Mr. David Austin. Dr. Johnston gave a threeâ€"minute talk on the rehabilitation of the hanâ€" | dicapped and those who had suffered‘ physical disabilities, making them fit to do war work. His talk was a conâ€" densation of an article which appeared| in the latest copy of the Kiwanis Magaâ€" zine. | a victim of aggression. The chief hanâ€" dicap has been transportation trr its products havyng no coastline. reliance has been pfa‘ced on German, Russian MONSTER STREET CARNIVAL! ALL NEXT WEEK: )V “4 r a short illness in al Hospital. She had for a short time with as not considered very 18th. Special # 0 0 0 . 0 us 2 28 “““000. “00..0 “”" "I shall leave all my property to my wife on condition that she marries again within a year." ‘"Why do you say that?" "I want somebody to be sorry I died." â€"â€" I. M., Newtonmore. This will enable the council to proâ€" vide adequaitely, without get{ting in too much wocd for sale and having it left on their hands, Will all hous>â€" holders please coâ€"operate and itry to estimate their requiremerits and have statistics ready when called upon? # # .00 + # #4 AM#MA, # .0.00.00. #4 *# # #4 * *# *4 # *# ## # *# *4 # *# *4 # L ## # *# ## *# *# #* # # #* *# La ## # # #4 # # ## # # #4 # # # # ## *# # ## # # #4 *# # ## + # #4 # # ## # # #* *# # #* *# # #* # + ns*ec*es*s *# ‘% P o. es sls 2s * ee"se"e0"2¢"s4" south Porcupine, Aug. 18â€"(Special to The Advance)â€"The Township of Tisdale is soon to make a canvass of all homes to determine the amount of wood fuel burnt last winter in the town, and thereby determine how much is likely ito be needed ithis winter. Canvass to be Made to Deâ€" termine, Amount U s e d Last Year and Call for the Coming Year. Tisdale Council Plans Survey on Fuel Wood Needs Mrs. Walker, the bride‘s mother, was wearing a flowered sheer with corsage of pink roses and white accessories. Following a short wedding trip the couâ€" ple will take up residence in Wopdstock where the groom is stationed. Miss Helen (Dorothy) Walker was her sister‘s attendant in a dress of pink aotted voile with white accessories, and carried pink roses and asters with bouâ€" vardia. / Cpl. John Reed, of Hamilton, was his brother‘s groomsman. The bride‘s broâ€" ther, Cecil A. Walker, organist and choir leader of St. Paul‘s Church, Woodstock, played the wedding music. A reception was held at the home of the bride‘s parents, 51 Rich avenue, where roses, gladioli and phlox were used in decoration. ‘The bride‘s table was centred with the wedding cake and bouquets of pink roses and forgetâ€"meâ€" nots. SPONSORED BY THE south Porcupine, Aug. 18. Special to The Advance. The following wedding will be of inâ€" terest to many in South Porcupine and Timmins. The bride resided here for some years with her parents, Mr: and Mrs. Claude P. Walker, before the famâ€" ily moved to Galt almost two years ago. Reed â€" Walker A pretty furlough wedding took place in Trinity Anglican Church, Galt on Friday evening when Cpl. William James Reed, of Woodstock was marâ€" ried to Mary Hilda Walker, of Galt. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Walker, of this city, and. the groom is the son of Mr. Reed, FEnown, Sask. - Miss Mary Hilda Walker and Corporal Wm. J. Reed Married. Wedding Last Week at Galt of Local Interest CGAMES DANCING MAK ING SURE '0 # *Â¥ "® astodtoctoates altiat, it .“.’0.”.“ *# s**s #. % #4 .“ t t t t t \t ‘% k k \* *‘ % h .n.n.“.og.oo.oo.“.«.».oo.oo.oo’_f:,’ and for 10 years was land Lake. Pallbeark of ithe Massnic Ordexr Deceased was Prince EFdward Isl schools there.> Hi Miss Bette Man‘.i Firior ito ccming resided at Souwly I The late Daniel A. McLeod, 52 Ma‘n Street, died ca Augustr%afollowing an ilinmness of six months. ««MHe was in his 69)h year. He is survived by h‘s wife, two dauginters and awarp Lois J. Mcâ€" Lecd, Eva F. McLecot sam1i Douglas McLeod with the Canadicmn Army overâ€" seas, Three krothemang.:two sistors survive in Neil McLeod; N.B., Jack Mclecod, Edgewod, B.C., Walter McLesod, Lincsolm;Mass., Mrs. T. QOrawley and Mrs. A.~,Mariin, South Lincoin, Mass., U.S.A. Kirkland I vices for th were obsspve eral Home, Moffa:. 7T‘ri ciating. Lake â€"Ceme:»s under as der of which ber, Funeral of Late 1D, McLeod at Kirkland Last Week § c. milk 5 hurd boiled eggs 4 ths. milk % 2 tsp. lemon jfuice 3 tsp. chopped onior " 2 tbhs. chopped parsley 2 tbhs. chopped greén pepper 1 tsp. dry mustard Salt, pepper, paprika. Sift together first 3 ingredients. Cut in shortening. Beat egg in measuring cup;, add gmilk to make %{ cup; add to first mixâ€" ture. Roll out !4 inch thick, on fHloured _ board. _ Chop hard boiled eggs, mix with remaining ingredients, spread on â€"dough. Roll up like jell mu bake in hot oven (425° F 3‘ ml utes. Berve with cheese sauce. THurspay, Avotlse?t igts, 1943 2 ¢. flour 4 tsp. Magic Baking Powder 14 tsp. salt 4 tbs. ehurtenlmz l egg es l with "MAGIC‘" EGG ROLL K?, AUg. l4@â€"â€"dmmeral seorâ€" > la:; Dauxnilel A. McLecod 1 from‘ teByfnington Funâ€" AUuUgu®t.;6, yhay Rev. J. K. Â¥iy United Caurch offiâ€" thes gravestde, Kirkland ry, furssal serwives were spices of the Masonic Oorâ€" dsseasedâ€"westsn old meinâ€" ike â€" Hartsville, lamrdsanxatiended the ie mop«aad marmaged ifel in Bute, Mor‘arai. to â€"Kirkland: Lake hss and Cotalt, was of â€"Kirkâ€" searers were brsthren Ausc V 4 â€" 4 #q i N NÂ¥ »o‘p"“.n.n.“‘oo.o 1 Cotalt, of brothren