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"Suiioreii niuoii with constipation’?

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4; "undies" hlllil M! you._nmo _th0se who long for Iaustlpntson re f? Then resd this Unsolicited letter:

' "I fried several remedies but could not end this old trouble. One day I was told I éhould fry K LLOGIPS ALL-BEAN. I began to eat this

A n d w s tho u f exaggeration, if. turned out to be perfect for mo!" H. Mason, 5727 92h Avenue, Rosemount, Montreal»

Imus; constipation is due to lack of b _ m the iet, you too may find lastan relief! Eat a daily portion of KEL- OGG'S ALL-BRAN and plenty of water! ALL-BRAN

not n_ purgative, but s wholesome Iegulatsng cereal. Eat an ounce as a lerjeal or in snuflins for constipation relief. If after using a ackage you are not entirely satisfi , get double your money back as guaranteed on whwckage. Buy delicious ALL- B from our grocer today. Msde_ by Ke ogg's of London,

,Ontarso. iiowian

Mr. Jack Gallant of l-lowlan left bn Tuesday for Saint John, N.B.

The Rev. M. J. Rooney visited ‘the sick and aged in l-iowlan last week.

Mrs. Jim Kinch and baby of Alberton spent the week-end in ‘i-iowlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Noonnn of ULeary, were visitors to Howian on Sunday.

Mr. Leo Arsenault and son Lyman and Mr. Vincent Perry were Milo recently.

By-rosds are_in v-cry poor condi- tion now neither good for sleigh- ing or wheeling. _

Mrs. Frank Peters and Mrs. Al- bsn Arsenault spent Wednesday with relatives and friends in O'- Leary.

Mrs. Leo Arsenault and son Clif- ford visited with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Arsensult. .

Some of the talented people of Duvar are now practising for a concert to be held in the near fu- turs.

, Mrs. Ben Gallant and son Des-

' snond spent the week-end with lVlr.

5 and Mrs. Alban Arsenauit and fam- lly.

Hillls Cook of Cape Wolf was in Howlan on Saturday. On his return he was accompanied by his nep- hew Clayton Carruthers.

Mrs. Jerry Arscnault of l-lowlan spent the week-end at her old home in Duvar. guest of her mother. Mrs. Felix Dolron and family,

Mrs. Alyre Gallant and little daughter Carol Ann spent a. day or two ln Howlan with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard.

Mr. Hector Richard. M.L.A.. and Mrs. Richard were passengers by train from Charlottetown on Fri- day night.

Mr. and Mrs. Fidele Peters and little sons, Nell and Allan. were recently visiting in l-lowlsn with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shield and fam- lly.

Mrs. Jerry Gallant. Mrs. Lor- reins Gallant and little daughter. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Firmln

Perry.

The snow plow has been busy these days opening the roads. On Thursday evening it opened the highway between 0'Lsary and How- lan and on Friday morning the old Howlan Road. '

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Mrs. Pius Dolron and two chil- dren returned home on Wednesday after spending two weeks with her i ‘ mother, Mrs. Henry F. Pineau and

family of Bloomfield Corner.

Mrs. Bruce Carruthers of liowlan Ind her mother, Mrs. Thomas Cook of Cape Wolf, were train passeng- ers to Summerside on Wednesday.

WESTEREIIARDIAN

-CELEBRATED 81st. BIRTH- DAY-Mrs. Willis-m A. Collins, Taunton; Mass, entertained in honor of her mother, Mrs. Edgar A. Mylod who celebrated her 81st birthday. Gifts, cards and flowers were received from her many friends. Mrs. Mylod who resides in Taunton, Mass, is n sister of Mr. W. P. Cameron, Albany and is well known on the Island where she is an annual summer visitor.

-FINE SHOWING — An ex- ceptionally fine showing in sing- ing games was made by the Brownie Packs on Wednesday in the Guido Room. St. Paul's Church, Summorside, when they were judged by Mrs. Fred Jen- kins. Field secretary; of the Pm- vincial Association, and Miss _l’. Arsenault. Divisional Commission- tr for Queen's County. First. and Third Pucks were under the direc- tion of Mrs. Maurice Mill, Brown Owl. assisted by Marion Rogers and Betty Lou Trcdennlck, Tawny Owls. Second and Fpiuth Packs were in charge of Miss Margaret Wedge, Brown Owl. assisted by Joan MacPhee. Tawny Owl. At a later date, when all the judging is completed throughout the Island. the shield, donated by Mrs. John Reay. the former Provincial Com-

wisinlng pack.»s.

Personals

-<lVI'rs. K. H. MacLcod. Irish- tovm. is visiting her son-in-law

Hill, Frederictoiu-Bur.

—M.'r. and Mrs. Roy lilchrtliur of Summerside spent the weekend with Mrs. Loman lilcAriliur, Ken- singtorL-K.

—Mr, John Gorrlll, student at Mount Allison Academy. is spend- ing his holidays at his home in Summerside. — S

_-Mr. Lloyd Inman returned to his home in Borden after a two wrecks’ business trip to Boston, New York and Toronto. - S

-Mlr. Oarl Campbell-left on Thursday for his home at Tro- c-hu, Alberta, after spending the past few weeks visiting relatives at Irishwwn and Kcnsington- Bur.

—Hcr many friends regret the illness o! Mrs. Austin Rogers. Fireetown. who is a. patient in the Prince County Hospital, and wish ihei: a. speedy recovery-Bur.

—Hor many friends will be glad to learn that Miss Adeline

Campbell, Irishtown. is making a good recovery, after her recent on-

land Hospital-Bur.

tion at Montreal. remains much the same. according to latest." re- ports.-Bur.

-Miss Mary Pope. student s! Mount Allison Academy, is ape-nil- ing her holidays vdth her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Popc- in Summersldc. - S

-Jlvl.'iss Dorothy ‘Ellis. student d: Mount Allison University. arrived in Summerside on ‘Thursday eve-

end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ellis. —S.

--il\4§iss Pauline ‘Phillips arrived in summed-side on Tuesday eve- ning to spend a week's vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Phillips. She wlll- return Tuesday to resume he-r studies at Mount Allison University. -- S.

-iMrs. c. W. McLeod returns! last week to her home in Ken- slngtlon after spending three months with her son-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and _Mrs. Scott Sinclair, Moncton. N. B.—K.

4m. Hubert. Gillis of Indian River was s recent visitor to Moncton. N. 18., where she visit- ed her daughter, ‘Rita. who was a patient in the Moncton Hospital. While in Moncton Mrs. Glllls was the guest of m. and 1m. Wal- tor Marsh —K.

While there they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis MacQuarrle and family. returning to Howlan on Friday night.

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