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THAT MILLIONS CAN END

THE NEED F0

R LAXAT IVES

—ﬁnd reliefjrom constipation this safe. natural way—wi'thout the injurious eﬂects of repeated laxative use.

With all the prngreu of medical sctence river the past .10 years. sti- thorities say there is no longer anv reason uh_v irregularitv should he ourmostvtidespreaclhuman malady.

Nor is there any reason for cle- teloning the hzibi/mil use of harsh laxatnes of rinsing vi ith one prepa« ration after another in the vain ho oi ﬁnding. Ill some potion or pillwthe "secret" of lasting relief.

lnng A‘t'|llIll'lPll =tiiil\‘ of the proli- lem h.i- -hiiuii that mi» at the most cnmmiin causes of irregttlaritx is ‘arch of bull in the diet. And Ihen VIII! II the case. the continon-seiise curicrtioii is to he lmiittl nut in the tlrii-,1 -titre lllll in _v4mr frmii .tfmt/

IT HAS I,().\‘(.' BEEN A MEDIC-

ALLY RECOGNIZED FACT

THAT NATURE gig eno- ' THE NATURAL F()()DS.‘lfE. i'EitE INTENDED To I-I.4T—..TLL THE ELEMENTS WP ¢.tWim—R THE LIFE-

.‘1l‘(‘III)'I.\'(.'E (E COM- .'lIO_\' CO \'STIPATI(),\'._

(lite of thcse elciitcntt is natural ﬁliriiiis hulk, t-r tegctzilile ti-llttlose. \\I1l4'b iii-riti.tl|\' anti lli|llll(lll\' aids the rht thmic pi'ucc.-5 oi eliininatioit.

in tin fldllllill four] is this natural hiilk In icle.1ll\' lI'llillt'l as in the miter la\rir<_ rir lmin, nf tlte “little \\I1Cr\7 kerncl uhith. as \-tu kntm. is lost in modern milling.

Because of the known value of hrait in promoting regularity the Kellogg Criiitpativ has produced a complete. \\l1nlP liraii with nothing taken a\t.tv tn lt"~<(‘ll its cfiertnettcst

sulrl iimler the iianie nl Kellogg's All Bravi.theiiattirallaxatitecereal. How eflt-cti\'e is .-\ll<Bran? This has

heen rleiinoiis_tr_.«ileil iii a series of svstemstic rlinical studies reported in leading medical iournals.

In one study. H5 people with known rielavetl howel function were

ixeii one ounce of .-\ll-Bran tlaily for one week. They were €ltlt’llE(l rlinii'all\' and \\IlI| X—r.1v\\iilttests matle lieinre. (luring anti after they ate the All-Rran.

()_I‘ THE I'EOI'l,E. I07 SHOWED DFFI TE Ll. L IMPROI E 'T .l(lS'l' Z DAYS. '

IN .1 FOLLOW-ill’ STUDY.

BETTER THAN 9 ET gr El'ERl' _g e. Tl!-2.‘\'TS into WERE GIVEN ALL-BRAN l.'lIPR()l/'1-II).

The greatest atlxniitiige of All-Bran

is that it t'iirrcti~ tlte iiiuse of ii'i'cgiil.irit_v title to in<ulhi'it'iit hulk. ('l\eniiral or tlriig—t\ pr l.l\.lll\ M. on

the other h.tiiil, mo llI|l‘l|fli"tl only Inr mernight rclici oi a temporary 5Yt\ppAgP.

“lien people use these pi-odiirts haliittinlly —-in A way th.tt l¢1\aIl\‘€ makers net er lIIl('lltlNl -—thej.' putt-

isli thmr tligestne s_\ elclll tn a way that mimic iiever intcinlctl. Instead of i-nrreriiiig the riiutr, ll\(‘_\' often ai'tt|all_\ innkc their cniitlitiiin \\nl'SC.

ll\itIlllIlI'1l\' \Il|I must take a law- tt\ c [\l'P[ldl‘dlltlll IH'1'd.~'lt|Ilall_\'. rlu <0. lltit do it lL'i.I(l_\'. Read the instruc- tions cniriplciel_\. .-\\ (Ill) F.X(',l{S- Sl\'l': l’5A(}IC. But for miiunil and lasting relief pill _w-ur iriixl iii tiufiur. ‘lust eril daily (I iirirnuoire ierritig of .1.’/—Hriin _liir bmilzfrirl and dririb plniI_v of it-(tier.

lihis :\ll-llran pl.iii li.i< lielpetl mil- lion: tn re-esteihli-h antl III inaiiitaln healthful regtilarity. \\ hy not you?

ins-pu——..——-—--—:-.--—__

7¢4’%¢3

the natural laxative cored

Page is “ nu rimnday. April 22. la Continued out up I Sand In Your liltclteii

sterilizations, yet they won't clog or get. limp.

in its commonest form—watar white oil—this amazing chemical can be poured in subzero cold. and yet survive heat up to 600 degrees F. That‘: why you'll soon be getting it vibrationless auto ride with all-weather transmission fluids and shock absorbers made of Elllcone.

As a detoamer, only a drop or two of silicone is needed to burst millions of bubbles. Industry, therefore, is saving millions of dollars annually by sharply decreas-

ing foaming problems in vats and kettles. Beer markets, how- ever, aren't interested. . . . Silicone also keeps tires and

‘other iiinltled rubber and plastic parts from sticking in molds dur- ing m.1nufa(-lure because it's an

.exceilent release agent. This cuts !‘t‘_l€Cls and speeds produc- tion.

“Millions of combinations are theoretically possible by altering the structure of the silicone chain lchentit~ally," says Dr. Reed. “Thu! ‘lll(‘al‘ls that the growth of the sill- lt-oiie-iiiociucing industry has just .'be;;uii." '

The leather industry stands to benefit greatly trom this new chemical. For silicone penetrates

‘the leather deeply and gives pro- !L9t'L|0ll from water and moisture. At the same ti e the leather re-I [ntztins supple and able tol “‘l:trcathe."

I Some shoe manufacturers are l

is

itlready expeilmentlrig with sili- cone itnd report. good results. Al- lll0LlJ.I'i it tosis about 10 cents to trcai Ill? lciiher for a pair of’ shoes, lhry believe the added cost \\lll be Justified by a good selling poiiil. l

I! should solve mom's eternal‘ \t'tirr_y on how to keep the kids dl')',l too. Silicone-treated snowsults, ' for instance, \\ill keep children: tiiy as well as warm, despite deep snow and slushy weather.

l l l Contiiitied from page B l ELLEIl'S DIARY . .lhinkir;; of the rods and the tin. of bail in the porch right wherei we could pick ‘em up in a hurry in the moi-inng."

l And \\'.’ll{lllg very soon it seem- ‘MI, in the bicssctl day, did you too as lhc_\, sense that it was the clrtun-kiss on your check that had RVtRl(£,’l1(’(I you? And there was no‘ l('1SUl'9l,\' coming from slumber thll .mrirniiig. was there? No yawning and stretching lazily to “g1‘0W N8"? 'N«i, indeed. there was an excit- lcd bound in the floor which shook the (iiiict house I 'l.‘isten. Ellen!" James whispered‘ ‘with 3 IlLllP laugh in his voict. "And it st'iti‘cei_v dziybrertk yell IFS;

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Cumotian Home Sorvieo Divide!

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TROPICAL TREATS FOR "UP-NORTH" MEALS

THERE'S SOMETHING VERY GLAMOROUS about Southern cooking. isn't there’! Just tell the family that there's Southern-Fried Chick- en for Stinclay dinner . . . and see if you can keep them from haunt- ing the kitchen! Promise a Hawaiian or South American dish—

and excitement runs high. That's why I occasionally like to give _voti recipes with a south- ern acccnt. Such recipes as my Hawaiian Custard Pie. for in- stance —- Hawaiian, because you sprcad it with crushed pineapple at serving time. As for the ﬁlling iti=c.ll'—\\'cll. it's smooth and rich-tastinlz beyond dcscrihinz . . . because it's made with Carnation Evaporated ' Milk. You‘ll be amazed at the wonderful things that double- rich. hcat-refined Carnation does for cue-

ls tards. Gives

'_ \ gs;-9 them the won- clt-rftil consis-

'. \ tency and rich flavor you'd

expect if you in a d e t h e m with cream.

HAWAIIAN CUSTAID HI Makes a ?«imh pie) C Olll I teupnoa uil l tealpm-ii vanilla I III]! rut undllutgd ruuatinn Evaporated Mill I run water 14. i-up sugar l'nh|ked I-Inch pl! shell 1 small can crushed pineapple, itritlned

Combine nut in: Ingredients: heat with rotary water until smoothly mended. Pour Into. tinhaketl pie shell. Dale is minutes In not even (425 leg. I). Lower to moderate (JIO net. 7.); bake until net. at! that I knife inserted In the centre comes out clean (about. 30

mlvmlelt lnnler). (‘ooI. lint le-

fnn serving. spread with the

well drained pineapple.

IO! MOI! VEMPTINO COLOI, for more delicious flavor. for euonomy. "cream" your coffee with undiluted Carnation Milli. Millions of critical coffee lovers do. They prefer Carnation to any other brand of evaporated milk — even prefer It to cream in coffee. Try Itl You'll love it.

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UITIN In the drlightfiil .'-'afurdav radio show. "star: Over Hollywood". A complete half-hour play every week — featuring in perorm top ara- matle stars of screen and radio. See your newspaper for time and nation.

I!!! . . . my NEW booklet. "Deanna —- Plain and fancy". Delicious des- urn ,voti'll love. Write Carnation Company Limited. Toronto. Ontario.

"from Contented Cows"

I MENTIONED Southern-Fried Chicken. One thing is a "must". if you like delicious golden crust on your chicken . . . and gravy that's silky—smooth and rich ﬂavored and dclightftilly crcamy colored. That‘: the Carnation Milk that's used to dip the chicken pieces. and the Carnation that's used in the gravy. \ \-

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SOUTHERN-FRIED CHICKEN (Malta: 4 servings)

rut I frying chicken in aervlnx nieces. nip in 11 cup undiluted (far- nalion Evaporated MITE. then in '5 cup seasoned cornmeal. Brown In lrylnl pan In 1,; t-up shortening. Top with 9. cup (each) chopped green onions and plmit-nto. Bake in mod- erate oven (350 deg. F.) for 30 to M -Inutea. untll chicken is tender. lellove to hot platter.

CIIAM OIAVY I t spit. chicken 1 cup

tuttlllutog lvvlnn Cania on I taupe. at-uonel Evaporated Mill loin I i-up water

Dlnid chicken .1. pplnn and Hour 0 low heat. Mix (‘urination and VI er. and stir slowly into flour mlnur luv and eook until mixture reaches the boil.

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ttmazing how they t'Rl1 manitgel lto keep to their plans--and I-hey iso young. Poor little lads!" i

Down the stairs they hurried.‘

James always "troubled" calling after‘ them: "See tn it. that you wrap. up vvnrntl,v—-and be. sure to take‘ your mitts with you: It's fairly »cool down along there right nowl"i l The outing which could last only. tintil breakfast-tinie. for were there ‘ not lessons to be reviewed and choring to he dischanzed? yielded. only small catch. but it gave them. enchanting intangibles such as we‘ suspect it also hestowed upon Yollol There was "plenty of robin-song‘ and three ‘bltieblrds"' in the Ald—5 crs for compaiiy; it pa'tridge flewl before lhcm from the lane. l

l

BlIl('l(I)Il'(l5 xihisllcd Kay chorus-‘ lns. Anti would you believe it? Gulls from the river in white [light nbove the fields. I

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"The WaL(‘l' was too still." Jamie‘ said at breakfrist.

“Or more likely, the trout are_ loo full from the land run-off,"i Jitmt~s observed. 1

"Or perhaps it “as the sudden‘ snowfall that came up." Gage said. “weren't the flakes big and feath- ery, tthile it lasted!" I

No matter the reason for am’ no‘ czttch. was it not "it good Iim€"v that “was had by all‘ on this the first. day of tho fishin‘? .

Until l0m(ll'l‘n\\‘ - - - - Diary — - - - (looti-night. . . . . . ‘

for pure [N10 YMINI’

KIND EDIE

TEA

idriver Roy Burnie, 29, of Toronto. was critically injured when his big

Pictured above is El scene at shire. Roger Goss. Charlottetown. The Prince Edward Theatre last and Paul Gaudct. Summerside. Saturday morning when the three each received a hicycle. Another boys standing in front from left bicycle winner. Francis Carragh- to right. Kip I-‘aria-ih, North~Wil'.- er, Mnlpeque Road, was unavoid-

ably absent.

are the lucky winners of the Itre and at the extreme right II ed at the show. At the extreme Limited. Charlottetown,

left is Mr. George Walters, Man- tor: for Ozilvie Products. Play-

TRANBPORI‘ DRIVER HURT diesel semi - transport crashed FINE MILKER ling. completed a high senior year- HAMILTON, (CF. Transport head-on into a tree on the boule- CHILLIWACK, B.C. tCP)—Lon¢- ling record. In 366 days it pro- vard of the Queen Elizabeth way acres Blitz Translation, a jersey duced 7,924 pounds of milk. with near here early Tuesday. cow bred and owned by H. QuLd- 741 pounds of fat.

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