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CilIlE CONSTIPATION

llarsh Caihariics Give Only Temporary Relief

LONDON, Canada: One oi the most cnmninn 11111508 oi constipation is lack of the ii_;lit kind of "bulk" in the (In I. If tLi - your case, KELLOGG'S AI I -IlI{.\X :l\l])pIitfl the “bulk" you lni.~t luvs to become regular as CI iuxnrk.

Int All llRAN {very morning as

il v ill milk, crcatn or fruit, or ' in l.l 1.. .i..s niuliins,tlriukplcnly .t., null an: If your “truuble" (In .~n't rli-.ip;nr-nrl In two convenient sir _at your nearest grocers Made ' 1\"II'."_'=' in London, Canada.

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XJJAD-WN 516p) __wm, eight f)‘ l»_=_iL~i in her hCme here, a b3 ‘ ...i RLISSIHI]. woman stole KIWI-WY from a bombed house. she um: =1 zwticcd to Impylcgnment ‘or Oil»: ii‘\‘7'1Il

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EXTRA SPECIAL

- IANNING BROOK W. I.

Phbruary meeting oi Fanning Brook Women’, Irntituie met at the

6th Mth eleven members and live visitors present. Pxsidcnt Dreslded Meeting opened with singing

“The.e'l1 Always Be An Eu-igland". ed to his home In Emyvale after

IMYVALI AND YICINIT!

The school is progressing favour- the home of Mrs. Roland Jay. on Feb. teachers Mr. Maurice Cahill and

,ably under the duections of Jisv Man’ Coady- Mr Peter Callaghan has return-

and repeating Ozccd in unson. Roll spending a low weeks with hi; rela- call was answered w Lil a Valentino Lives,

verse. New Sick committee was ap-

pointed for three months. School Among the recent visitors to the

Oommitlee reported school

and children treated also reported

VI-‘Iwd city were: James Carragner, Mary Coady, Linus

McDonald, Helen

several articles needed and Instltiietde qyamor, Jgggph Cogdy, 1‘

agreed to get same. Also repo

school needed scrubbing and several Mk; 91am mark", 1Z0 1nd “w” Green Road

members agreed to

teacher of

School, spent. the

floor etc. The mstitute purchased weekend m, her home m Emyvah

lumber enough to build a cupboard in grls’ cloak room and men agreed to uild same. Red. Cross ya-m i0 knitting was then distrbuted by the President. Mrs. Ward Jay. Next [meeting at 11181101118 oi ltlraOliver L. Jay and it was moved. s"con.led Iand catried the lnstrtute have u measuring pzutv 1 cent for each foot tall and 1 cent for every inch over the even amount. oi’ fe

L. Juy capably acted

et An M‘

. 31 kora. was ailcuon “as men enioyed §.‘,‘§,,f,’,;i§e",'_ 65 where he was visiting his sister

Mr. Joseph Coady Ls able to m-

‘ .ume nu duties after his prolonged

illness

Miss Irene Hagan has returned from N 5., where she spent a few weeks with her sister. Mrs. Amos Costello.

Everett McCarville of Kin- s recent visitor to Lot

The bidding was quite lively. Two MTS- Wm‘ Grim“-

mntcsts were then enjoyed. also an old faslronod hoe down. A nsirtv

Luminescent aisle rugs for the-

vote of thanks was entended to the "95 "0 “Hewd i" a “PW Pam?" w

ltostess. The meeting closed with National Anthem.

I Use billiard’: for dandrull. I

FOOD SAVING

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE VALUES ON SALE

FIIIDAF-SATIIIIDAY and MONDAY

aid groping motion picture goers.

Drone bees are not equipped to gather their own food from flowers even if they d(5ll'6d to do s".

BULK SEEDLESS

RAISINS

EATON’S SUNOLO

LIBBYS

TOMATO

EATON‘S ORANGE

RINSQ or QXYDOL SURPRISE SOAP Each 5c. 10 For 43c

Lb. 11c.

CQFFEE Fresh Ground Lb. -— 39c

1O OZ. TIN EACH 5c 5

LARGE

JUICE

MARMALADE 2 u... 1...- - 24o

2 Lbs.

EACH 23c 2 FOR

T 21¢

_ ..23<> PKG. _c

BREAD FLouRsrr... .. -35. II EATON'$ TOILET TISSU zuzggg. _ 23c ROYAL RUSSET APPLE JUICE gvFgg-IIN 9c 25¢ Demonstration of Crown Brand AUNT JEMIMA PAN CAKE FLOUR CORN SYRUP at our store — Como in and sample the 2 Lb- TI" -' — — — — 19C Pancakes made from this fine product. 5 Lb- TI" _ — — -- — 47C

AUNT JEMIMA

EATON’$

SWA N SDOW N

KILLOOOC

' LYNN VALLEY

PAN CAKE FLOUR, Pkg. __ _ __

CHOICE COR EXIZiNVELFBWDE

CAKE FLOUR Pkg. CORN FLAKES Pkg.

TOMATOES

20 OZ. TIN EACH 11o

15g MAPLE SYRUP, 16 oz. Bdt. -

1 LB. TIN 14c 2 FOR —- — — -- c

- — 8c LARGE 21-2 SIZE EACH 11c 2 FOR

25c a FOR _ 31c

25¢

Extra Special Savings at 0ur Meat Counter

BREAKFAST. . BACON Sllood

Lb.-----—

20c

First Grade

OREAMERY BUTTER u». - - -

38c

CANADIAN

cuss: m_--

19c

CHUCK ROAST seer, us. RIB ROAST BEEF, Lb.-

ROASTINO PORK, Lb. ._. __ .._ ._ ._ _.. _ Corned PORK HOOKS, L5. Fresh PLATE RIBS, Lb. 13c 2 Lbs. - - - 25° PORK CHOPS, Trimmed, Lb. — -- - - - 25c SMOKED FILLETS, Lb. 13c 2 Lbs. -- - 25c COD STEAKS, Lb. 14c 2 Lbs. -- -— -~ -

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90 3 Lbs. — -

SPECIAL

Sunkisi

MED. SIZE

w.25=

Ghelton And Vicinity

that in th Prince County Hospital.

Mr. O. B. Jelly oi Borden was s recent vi itor to Chelton.

Mr. Edwerdjwtlter 0i Caven- dish spent the week-end with rela- tives in Fiernwood and Carleton.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Pearson were recent visitors to Fernwood. gusts of Mr. and Mrs Charles Mac- Farlane.

Messrn Edgzr and Otto Douil made a business trip to Summersido on Friday.

Mr. Earle Rogers is ill at his home. the victim of an attack oi qulncy. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.

Many of the district re idents st- tended the gala Carnival st Bede- que fink on Tuesday last.

Mr. Calvin Clark was the guest oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Keir Allen on Sunday.

OX1 Thur-idly afternoon and eve- ning the ladies of Chelton met at the home of Mrs. H. Schurman for their rexular weekly knitting. These enterprising ladies have done a meat deal oi sewing and knitting for the Red Cro s. and deserve much pulse for their efforts in this direction.

w. and Mrs. Roy Campbell m- tertained s. number of guests at, a very successful crokinole party a; their home on Valentine Nlghp hese parties are being held to my

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN (‘LUARDIAN

'" o "ll be sorry to learn I Eleni; ‘Liiuia Doull is a patient i

AIWAIS GIVI$

TENDER TEXTURE Q

NEW C. N. R. EQUIPMJE FOR INCREASING MONTREAL Que. Feb" iii-An- noiuwement ot the purchase 0! new equipment required by the Cana-

NT TRAFFIC

purviilaases, shores s for the National System. The East- ern Ca Company o! New Glasgow.

N. S. lies been awarded l. contract

sumebe

opened with the singing ndgettllr-ig Institute 060. fol- lowed by l-ho roll call wire}, was

dl N ti 1R ilway for-handling answered by eigiht members. The mgleagdogifiica due ‘in war concli- minutes of the two WWW! m"? n was mode today by n. o. Vilug- was were reed and - N0

I - h _= g fiished business ISOUAOQG-TTD w“ "went m cheaznsharg his u“ n pioooowd c mu or

paid. The committees of the previous month were left. m oi’-

m°"°Y 1°!‘ WI-l‘ purposes. and a qlklia-TW!‘ I»! chflrsed 19i- each couple. e guests entered very enthusias; Iicallv into m.- spirit of the pony and if the “shnrp-sliootin" disl Dleyfld there is any indicaition of Czlnadlan aims in general. those I a s sweethearts will soon be shot ‘ ‘mm their Positions in the sun.

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cstmcreland Notes

An eniovablo Valentine Part

held in Westmoreland schoglwfll: | the evening of Feb. 14, when u ‘ svvdly number of parents, vLitm-s ; and children gathered for the an- l nual Valentine Party. The contests games and music were much e111 Jflyfld. Prizes were distributed to those winning in the ‘various con- tests and games. A nice sum w,“ realized from the sale of lunches, provided by the Women's Ilisbibutg and others.

Mr. Verner Moore was among me city on

eckcnd visitors to the usme s.

Vi

Mam‘ 0! the farmers tool; the dvaninge of the good roads 155g, “elf 19 ‘will llfltaioes no the stat-ion raise-s. The ‘potato prices are not, cry encouraging at present,

Mr. and Mrs Bert J. Trowsdale ave returned home alter a. week's 1511- WIUI ffilililvll; and friends In Kensington. - _

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Mrs. Fred Wilson is spending a. fe“ days. vlsiiinz her daughter in the city.

Tile many friends of Mr. Fred T911111? #01111’ t0 learn that. he is {confined to his heme through 111-

Miss Mcavie Macvitlle ls at pre- . 5911i Pfllfkvihg a’ visit with her par- ents in Westmomlnnd.

Mr. Stafford Lcard drove to spring Valley to attend the funeral of his uncle, the late Mr. Artemas Licard on Thursday last.

Mr. Robert liiayhew has been VEYY bu y repairing and building slelghs in his shop this winter. but his specialty is sklis, having Sup- Dlled many of the young folk in the surrounding sectiom.

ALBANY PLEASANT CIRCLE INSTITUTE.

Members or Pleasant Circle Wo- mens Institute mot. for their Ngul- Bl‘ mvni/hly meeting at the home of Mrs. Urvllle Largo on Feb. 13th. There was a good attendance of . and several Visitors were gffllesent. Tho President, Mrs. Basil enry tETCSIdBCI and opened meet- 1118 W1 511101118 (m unison) the ‘Ilnitll/Ille Ode followed bv repea A Club Women's Oreed". Roll cal was responded to with each mun. Blving a VB-IGKILIIIQ verso, mu. m 04’ previous meeting was mead ed. Correspondence was read and . Some Red womk (luiitkilng) was handed 1n m, some material (for sewing) was given out. Some questionnaire; were hi2? 12"‘ ‘ii i?“ CW3...” "° B11 next. meetipg- Th» lick corrunittee report- ed v.s the sick and taking treats. Bl for treats were pee- iiiioiedroindz liiidvrid. nNW m°l§h°°mmi' c g mon : Mlrs. “mmlhl? . . co I re-s - ted. It was moved by Mm. Joli?“ awson seconded by Mrs. Boulwr that $5.00 be used for buyi- i tbghggl-Iptrizeswihe Sclllorol can’; rs. ymon ge Mn. E. H. Bouiter- with the teach-

recent became“: a‘ “h”? 011e, e cason popular brides. It was decid- ed to hold the next m in the form of St. Patrick's Boci mt i110 hO 0f MIN. Elmq- Ganyblg on Man-an l Ilh. Roll call to be answer- ed with s St. Patrick's joke. O01- loction 4-8 cents. The programme wmmifllee then took charge and several readings were given M11011 We're anlWId. A contest oi’ "Slogans" W“ but on and prim won by Mrs. A. W. MacKuy and Mrs. John Dow- fiflfélmlvgeevgw BdIOMYIOGbIIhG‘ a de- c unc wasserved y o, hoot... QB her daughwr-in-law M“ Lam-

EXAMINATION Fitting and Srhntzlylng Glam

II. J. IMBOII

OPTOMETIIIST Montague, P. B. I. Office flours: 10 to l! A. M. 2 to 5 P. M.

Holidays elm, by appointment , Offlre Connected with DRUGSTOBI

t. BOY-O-BOY WHAT BARGAINS IN THE BOY’S SHOP!

BREECHES AND

GOLFERS $1,419

Good wcighi, hard weziring, blue cotton molecord breeches with double seat and double knees — also tough wool and cotton tweed golfers in a good choice of patterns. All sharply reduced. Sizes 24 t0 34.

BOY’S $7.50

OVER-COATS These

Here's a good buy in a special clearing line. are all wool. iweeds in a fine selection of shades and patterns. Sizes 24 to 29. Buy next season's coat, now!

HORSE HIDE COAT

WITH FUR COLLAR $9.95 Regular $11.95

Clearing genuine horsehide coat — big detachable fur collar - four pockets-full belt - seamless back - plush lined. Sizes 26 to 36.

95¢

Medium weight, cream, ribbed wool and cotton combs In the popular no-button elastic neck style — also Penman’s famous No. 747 Nu-Cut fleece lined "combs.

Boy’s Combinations

Sizes 24 to 34.

Men's Zipper Sweaters

$3.00 New Zipper Sweaters, contrasting colors. $3 Blue, Maroon, Grey. Price — — - —- — I

Men's Snapbrim Hats. Colors, $ Grey, Brown, Blue. -- — — -- — - — — 1 I95

Men's Colored Edge Handkerchiefs. Tan, Blue c Green or Grey with White centres. Each - —

Men's Khaki Shirts, fine Broadcloth with straps on shoulders, and two pockets. This ls an $2 extra special Military Shirt. for — — —_— I

More of these smart, colorful, new cotton dresses have just come In... bright Spring prints In a dozen ofddifferent styles, all sizes from l4 to 52. Get yours to ay.

Mamie s. Minion ME

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FEBRVARXMZJ- 1941"

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.~. a"i”fi.'."i"o‘"~w

each member mflng-m

Where did get them? Moore é? McLeocYs basement of course! '

More of those smart, colourful. new cotton dresses have just come In . . . bright Spring prints In a dozen of different styles, all sizes

they

from 14 to 52. Get yours today.

$1.00,

Ladies’ Crepe Dresses in several attractive styles. Colors: Wine, Black, Green, Navy, Royal Blue and Brown. Sizes 14-44.

Reg. up to $2.59 $ now clearing at 1 I98 Ladies’ Winter Weight

Bloomers In white only. Sizes small, medium and

large, selling c

at, pair - - -

Just arrived

$1.29,

$1.59

Ladies’ Winter Weighi ‘Vests with built up shoulders. Sizes small, medium and large in white only. Regular price

50c, selling

now for - — -

Ladles’ All-Wool Sweat- ers pullover or Cardigan styles with short sleeves

sizes 14-20. Assorted

pastel $

shades - —' -- 1 I95 an

excellent value in Ladies’. Alpine Cloth Skirts

Ladies’ Light Weight Snuggy Pants and Vests with lace trimming. Sizes small, medium and large in white only. Reg.

price 50c, clear-

lug now at - — Nita

Girls’ Flannelette Gowns. Sizes 8 - 14 Will's- Color white only. Reg-

ular 79c. Clearing

now at - - - Ladies’ Elastic Girdle!’ two-way stretch. Sizes small, medium and large

in Tea Rose — - - '-

Ladies’ 1on8 ll°°v°d “I” gowns. Sizes small, med- ium and largo. Colon:

Pink, Blue and

Maize — — — Ladies‘ Wool and Cotton Hon. Sizes 8V: — 10% Assorted light and do

sllldll.

PsIr-—-—

Children’: Worsted Hon in Heather mixture!» Rod and Black. Sizes 7V: - 10-

""°" 49c “‘ 59c

Just arrived an excellent value In Ladies’ Alpine cloth skirts. Sizes 12 to 20. Colors: Turquoise, R055 Copen, Aviation Blue, Nile Green, Red Earth, Bottle Green. Navy and ROY!" Blue‘

Salmon and $

Black. Special 3 ply-factory Yarn In Grey and Brown cull’-

Regular price 20c Sli-

now clearing ill skein — - - '-

Ladies‘ Cotton _sliv‘=;i- Sizes small. 111ml“? my large. Color whilt

selling at — —— — '- "'

L] d lllnomerb" first, .13”... or» sizes a4 - 44. - - - ChIIdren’s 511115 20-32---— Ladle’ AII-_Wo0I Iii" Gloves In PW“ Izilfwiioiif. Royal Blue w‘ m. trusting c Q1 ° Y ° - brodiery 11'1"‘- to 8V2-

Pair -— - - ”

’ td' 5 Excellent will!‘ liialtii min “m” House prints.

all..":l.."l“"i1.59

LIOIQ‘. Rayon Blouses. Sizes 14;‘?- on: Royal "d: i, whip, Ecru In‘ Price —- "' "

manna;- a Miieoouie