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Wellington. The moisture stays

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i _ _ __ 5 FOR. over twelve years the original _Red, _ ' ' l White and Green corn flake package has -` a familiar combination of colors to all

_ Canadians. i ` .7-'f _ During all these years millions of Canadians .

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tCi0RN FLAKES

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l' fi .r i`genu_ine original Kellogg's _Toasted Corn ¥ 0 fi `F lakes which lla only sold in the red, white

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` When you slip into a' suit of Watson's .A if' Spring Needle underwear, you feel "fitted _ _ ,L ` i land comfortable. The action of the body I5 _ l _ unhgmpggd by a Watson garment which _

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Dublin. The Postmaster is ainost ef ficient and oblisinz official and does Gverytliing he possibly can to satisfy the public and give ii flrst_<-lass postal r-.rvlca.

FROM OVERSEAS.-Private Cecil

lthis city, arrived home last night from

overseas. Ho reached this side ahoilt rt fortnight ago on the Belgic, wliitu ‘brought our. 30 Islanders, who got home last Saturday week, Pte. Kemp iert for England in the loin Field Am- ,bnlance. Ho had then the rank of Corporal. Ile was promoted to Serge- ant but after the i6th,was broken up lie revertedto the rank ot' private to get over to Francein the 3rd C_A. M.'C. He was in the hospitaliat Doull- ens when that place was bombed -by the Huns. There were aboiit"50 casual- ties, Miss Mary Haszard. nursing sist- - or. of Charlottetown, was also in this

hospital at the same time.

THURSDAY ANOTHER BANK..- Mi. _W. J.

Ryan, Manager of the Union Bank of Canada, at St. Johs, N. B., has been in thscity for some days and is being welcomed back by his many -friends here, 'Mr. Ryan is about to establish _t branch of _the Union Banl. of Canada in Charlottetown. it will be situated in tha new Riley Block on Queen Street, The Union Bank is one of the leading institutions of its kim li. the Domi`_~n »i.,'I`his is" indicated ol the fact this it has now 344 ot.;-ws, from the Atlantic to tho Pacific i aasi, including Liv: in Loudon and one ln New Yorfc. Tho tota: .~ssets of the Bank are over $150,000,000. it ls very encouraging to see lariie banl-mg in stitutions such as.-*hifi Olieniiig 1101"?- lt snows that they “"9 °"'-'-'y with in the prosperity of the Province.

iwEDDlNG.-The Vancouver Prov-

lince of April 26th says:--The mar- riage tookvplace in St. Augustlne's Church, April 24, of Miss'Mary Wal- burga Trainer and Mr. Michael A. Powell, the Rev. E. W. Connolly of~ iicintlng. The bride., who was given away by hre father. wore .her_mother's wedding gown of ivory silk trimmed with pearls and»true`lovers’~knots of sllver_rib'bon, with ‘tulle veil and orange blossoms, and'carrlod‘a show- ar houquetof cream roses and palest pink rosebuds. She was attended by her sister, lMIiss Klathleen Trainer, whose dress was of opal blue silk with grey crepe hat raced with blue, 'blue streamers and French flowers giving the finishing touch of a pretty crea- tion. She carried pink carnations.

was.-best`man. The wedding march was .played by tho`groom's sister, Mrs. M. Maloney of New Westminster, and a solo, “All Joy Be Thine," was beau- tifully rendered by Miss Mollie Sterl- ing, with organ accompaniment by Miss Lily Kindlesldes. The groom’s present to the fbrlde was a diamond pendant set in platinum. and to the bridesmaid a pearl and onyx ring. After the ceremony the bridal party with guests motored to the home of the lbrlde’s parents, where s. wedding breakfast was served, after which they -left by the 10.30 'boat on a trip to Seattle and Portland. The bride’s going-away costume was a. blue tail- ored sult with blue satin hat and black stole. A large number of wed- ding presents were received by the

Lemons Beautify! Make Quarter Pint

of Lotion, Cheap

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What girl or woman ‘hasn’t hoard of

lemon Juice to remove eoinplexion blemishes; to bleach the skin and tol bring out the roses, the freshness and the hidden beauty? But lemon juice alone is acid, therefore irritating, and should ‘bc mixed with orchard whito this way. Strain through a fine cloth the Juice of two fresh lemons into ii 'hottie containing iilbout three ounces of orchard white, then shalie well and you have a whole quarter pint of skin and complexion lotion at about the 999% .°P9._9§iiel1r__ven _fer _s smell _iai- of ordinary cold cream. Be sure to strain the lemon juice so no pulp gets into the bottle, then this lotion will re- main pure and fresh for months.W1ien applied daily to the face, nook anns and hangs it shouidhelp to bleach. clear. smoothen and beautify the skit..

Any driilliet will supply; three

ounces or orchard white at ter! little

cost and the grocer im the lemons.

l INTERESTING COINCIDENCE - and Mrs. Traiiior. forinorly of Chur- it is interesting to note and also ii lottetown 'and sister or J. Vincent

coincidence that the improvements -Trainer of. _SL Du_iistan’s University. lin the City Post Office referred " '___

,tio in this issue of the Guardian F03 wg31ERN CANADA _lallgllll

ave been completed on the annlver-,l_,|eul;_ Wm, soon, who recently re l E sary °f M' M°C“"°Y l1*“'l"S "Ike" turned froui England utter being a

°"'°" th” dullés °’ P°“l"“91H\°l' ll- 1! prisoner of w=ii'_in Germuiiy for al w A Just a ylaar uso since Mr. McCaroy as _couple of years longs mls morlnlngl i _ J, - ____ Silllwd the duty or that office and 9,, _ in viciori ii. cz. _ 5 '_

on I route ii. Mr Scott' ._. d ted ____ th r s nee the Post Office has given lakes with mm the basl wlslles of ll lsr "IS goo ___;'_

° maximuln 0! 5“u5`f‘“3U°” W UW host of friends for success in the ‘ 53:” ‘ollblw __ '

lKerulI. son of Capt. Ernest Kemp. of,

The groom’s brother, Mr. W, Powel, ‘

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ferred to is n daughter of Michael

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-weooine sELi_'s.-.iii-S, iviiiionl R. Ellis, Port lilll lini-1 i-cceivcil word! uf the marriage of hor son l’riv'iitt-' Hugh M. niiis, io Mi../S siizaiwiii ii Barlas, or Perth, Scotland. Private Ellis who has bocii oversciisi i`or about

lfour `yeurs will it is expected arrive'

with his bride to his old home in Pori

‘uni about me middle or Moy.-i-_ I

A i.uci<v FiNo._\\'iiiio sir. Liiw-'

son Douglas, of iiead of l<lllls\ioi'o.f was loading n. 'load of hay out of ii, harrack in his ilelil one day last weeli, he spied a red fox going along withl a hen in its mouth. He, tried to* frighten the fox to make it drop the hen, but brave Reyuui-d trotted on quite iinconcerned_ with the hcu. Mr. Douglas returned homo for his brothf.-r Gordon, and they returned, but the fox had disappeared from Mr. Doug- las’ view. They, however, soon found the fox’s den, and started to dig, but nlghtcoming on them they placed :i coat in the mouth of tho dcii and wciii home to rest, but not to sleep, for visions of foxes dauceil before them all night long. They returned again in the morning to resume their work in an endeavor to locate iieynard, 'iuil had not dug long when they could hear the young foxes, and soon were rewarded for their work 'by rollin.; out of the den with a stick 8 or 5 little foxes. They placed the young foxes in a bag at thc edge of the den, and puttiuga trup in the mouth of the don they thcu stood hack it slioi‘t_ distance when in just ii few n-iiniitcs the mother fox coming out to the cry or her babies was 'securely caught in a trilp and soon put in n bug and taken homo. They intend to liccp thc ‘ foxes' and start at ranch. Mr. Lawson

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_ SSAM is the original home of the tea bush. In this

section of Northern India, the plant finds the most suitable soil and most congenial climate. In the

crack plantations of ASSAM are grown the richest and strongest teas inthe world-and it is of these teas that Red 'Rose chiefly consists. That is why Red Rose has

' such an exquisite aroma, a rich, satisfying flavor and a

strength that makes it economical. i

Always sold in sealed packages.

RPDROSE

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huuters' laiiiii zi nice pi'oi.ii‘a|i|i ol' .lingiiig wus cur- scni pnrtogili of, rclresliiiionts, lulrlilsh-

i" ricrl o|it_ .*\fIili'¢-eases \vi3i'i- given l:_‘.' l-ll by ilicituod Ingles ol: lam., lllllfand

-A RECEPTION io) rciiiriicd licix John J. l31iiiil`oi'il. .\lcssr.s. \\`_ .l.l\`i\.‘llll.\'»-l"- I x suiilicrs wus held iii the hull at Port )loiiti.zoinor_\', _\rcli. .\loiiigoiiicr_\'. li.' ____ ‘ '_ liill on the evening of April 28th. B. S. Birch. lli-vim- Doble. f'_vl»i]_ -A LUCK FIND.-A wild female

The soldiers on thc pliitlorm worclDobi¢. iiiiil the iiliiiirinaii. '|`hc rc-|ui;_ii-fl'0x ilud ilillc liltwil l1lll>S'Wf=l`e_'_UJ€ Sergt, Arthur Yeo, Northam, SDr=i~ cd heroes were then culled upon and fortunate find nf Mr. Alex. lriiggttr, Sllilllcy D0DI\|S» El‘Wl1\ D0US1l£‘Ti."- ull responded Spr. l\lcLcniizin giving ii Lot 10, in it _lioilow,trec'qul_t¢ _noun his Angus McLennan and Earl Maynard. good and lcngtliy account oi’ his ii-ip lioinc. Mi-'. Biggiiru'a_s°lniSilii1nie'risido ol thc Canadian Novy`wlio did duty acl-055 lil., was and of going of his Sziturdiiy will-his \'uluabl@'hnd. lt' W

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Hlpenllve repair/I can be avoided by taking is Iiiilr pains io proreci the surface of the metal "im on f-0... snail-ia..,,._ Remember how it is rx- pmved. Kee ii well pniiuietli and mst wolf! have a chance.

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Some Furniture

ever Seems to Grow Old it

li we ever stopped in count the number (nl lee! that

LD in its associations, yes. Old in that beautiful. intimate sense of affection we sometimes have for even inanimate things-but not

old in the sense of shabbiness. '

Protection of the surface is the

< secret of the continued good looks

of furniture. lt is thc surface of the furniture that bears the bur~

house. Wlint use will do to your ` furniture. rust will do to the metal, i and scuflling fcct to the doorsteps. Again, what these things will do,

pane up and down llie doorstep: of our homes. we would appreciate heilrr what their surface han to stand. Once the wood gen really worn. through lack of protection. it never can be made to look as goodaa new. A rough coat oi protection eaves !h¢

den of constant wear. lt is thc surface we see. As long as the sur-

the elements will do to your wood- cn house, or to stucco, or some- U

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been our eatin approval.

face is kept protected good furni-

limcs even cement.

HlS_A_NNOUNC|:lM ENT is issued 5|; ||»¢ Conv .Jian bane the Surfan Lhmpnlgn Commillunln ilie Purple 0! aducullng theft: Ile In the prun-

rulln anllnelecllre rnlue of nfnf. Yemloli and Allied Pre nd:/or the Connniulion of Properly, and fin received fha a meal nl llve Canadian Trade Com-

"Tlle realization el the above ebiecta will lead sn employneat during the Roeoneuucllon Period ard

THE CANADIAN TRADE

COMMISSION uname Comnilulemv.

“SAVE THE E AND YOU SAVE ALL" P¢a»¢¢%`~.o.l *

ture stays good and grows more Valugblc yegl-ly_ "SAVE

And furniture, after all, only

illustrates 8 p°lm_ Surface gives the first 'foot-hold i

_ io wear. rust. decay, and all de-

lt may be something very clif- struction. The gospel of thrift as _

ferent-the metal trim of your iippliecl to the things we own is the

buildings or `the steps of your gospel of preserving the surface.

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