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The Red, White and Green Package is

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FOR over twelve years the original Red, _ White and Green corn Hake package has been a familiar combination ol colors to all

Canadians.

During all these years millions of Canadians

have enjoyed

TOASTED

CORN FLAKES .

ALWAY_S make sure you are getting .the

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and green package.

Accept No Substituted I mitations.

Only Made in Canada by

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EVANGELIST DEAD.-

‘Ths death occurred in Toronto on Monday. lifter a long illness, of Rev. John E. Hunter. Methodist, aged 63 years. He was a co-worker with Rev. H. T. Crossley in two hundred Evaiige listic campaigns in all parts of Canada und the United States, and his visit to Charlottetown some years ago in comipany with Rev. Mr. Crossley when they held u revival- in the First Methodist Church wdll be remembered hy many.

_,I-AID TO REST.-The funeral of the late Mrs. (-Senator) Arsenault. 100k place from her residence at 1Surnmorside to St. Paul‘s Churcii on ‘ Thursday morning. The service who conducted by Rev. J. C. McLean, us-

sisted by_ Rev. Fr. Poirier of St. Dun- stau's College and Ri:-v.P.P. Arsenault lol' Mount Carmel. Other priests at- `i-errfoing weile Rev. Dr. Gauthier] Palmer Road; Rev. J. A. McDonald, Grand River; Rev. J. J. McDonald Rev. Fr. Mcintyre, of Kiukors; Rev.

Rev. M. Monaghan, Mischouche. The nail-bearers were Messrs Joseph Perry, . l’. `(‘, Gallant. li. J. Massey, J. E. Dal-- run, Neil MacLeod, and Hon. J. A. .\i<-Neill. The remains were convey- cd to Eguiont Bay where interment

,was made beside her husband who- lpretlecensed her some years ago.

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FIGHTING P.E.l. FAMILY.-Lieut.

,COOPSP l‘. Walker leaves today for his

iliouia in Churlottetoivn after spending. :i few days i.n this city with his aunt, Liirs. D.R. Chandler. Lieut Walker

| had four years' service in France with lille sr.~cond heavy siege battery. lie Iwas wounded twice and woirdlstlnct- ion for gallantry. His brother, Lieut. llert Walker. was killed at Hill 70. :ind another brother, Licut. Austin Walker, was also killed two weeks inter. The futher of these boys, Capt. `.lumen Walker, is :-itlli in France, where he has been ever since the war broke out, being one of tho first ofthe `t‘:inadlans to get to the front. He is now senior qunrtermaster of the Can

|~.|<lia'.ls in France. Cafpt. Wzilker, who 'is a brother of Mrs. D.R. Ohandler. docs not expect to arrive home before

'l`lrnes.

WHITLOCK-MacMiLLAN.--A very

quiet and pretty wedding tooke place i.1 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wni. McDougall, l-iunter River, on the evcn~

l ing ol' Sunday March 17th, when Miss llelen MacMillan, daughter of Duncan lit-Mlllnu of Charlottetown was unit- cd in marriage with Wilfred I.. \\’hit~l lock ot' Hunter River.-‘ The ceremony wus performed by Rev. R. li. Stewart. in thc presence ot' the lniuiedente re-l 1 Ititivcs und friends of the coniractiii_-_:E "parties ‘~'i‘lie Voice that Breathell

;0`er Eden." was played by Miss Edu , Nicholson. The groom was supported 3 h by Mr. George W. McLeod, while the; bride was nttended by Miss Lizzie Whitlock sister of the groom. Mr. Wliltlock is one of our returned heroes lie and Mrs. Whitlock intend residini-1

lin llalifcx. The Guardian joins in = wishing Zilr. and Mrs. Whitlock, iuauy

ife.

in Sydney, Nova Scotia, on Febru-

:iry 18th. 191.9, after :i brief illness .iii-. James ilenry Auld, formerly ot, (‘ovc lic-nd, P. l-3. island, in the 70th l 'your oi' his ng. lic is survived by his widow and two sons. Earl sud Harold :ind one daughter Ruth and three strand children. Two brothers and one 1 sister, one brother isaac in Boston, U. iS. A. and Artenias and Emmn J. ini, l Covehead, P. E. l., also mourn theirll 'lot-is. The fiiiieral took place on' the‘| 21st from his late residence Brook-l lurid St. Services nt the house werel ‘conducted ‘by the Preshyteriuii Minis-

iici- and ut the church amlgrave by illev. M. P. Mnxwell. rector of Christ Church. The following hymns were lsung by the choir, Nenrcr My God to

,'l`liee,Pe':ice,Perfect Peace and Jeruiitl- ‘ lem the Golden. after which thc Dead March in Saul wus played by the or- ganist. Interment was at linrdwood llili Cemetry.

The passing uwoy of llolit-rt Thomp

.-ion :it his home-, llilitown Cross, wa.: n painful shock not only to his fiun~ 'ly und relatives, hut also to his many ti-lends throughout the province. Dec- eased contracted it cold, which devel- oped into double pneumonia and alter ‘ll days illness, ,patislitly'bome, pass- ‘ed nway. at the age of 52 yeitrs. He wus a strong, robust man, industrious a kind and obliglng neighbour and ii good citizen, a general favorite “with all his many friends and acquaintanc- es und will be missed by many ti friend; 'hut it is in the home, and by his immediate relatives that 'l\ls'iifb~ nonce will be -mourned and memory ‘cherished in the years to come. His passing away is ii severe blow to his sofrowing wife and only daughter and his aged mother, three sisters rind one brother residing in the iliiited States. Tho large cortegc. which on Sunday ‘Ind followed the rcninlns to Sturg- lnon, was an evidence bt the esteem in which thc deceased iv-.is held -bylilii fol-

. 'low citizens and friends of the ed~

ohiiug ii ric e Tho fiiner.|i service

Mailer `Selettsil_

' S rin 'Medicine

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Hoe'-l'| Serleperilln le Needed New

Ae Never lefore- , -

Because, although the war is over,

1111 W01‘k. W01’\’y and excitement have

undermined your reseirve stength.

Because the coughs, colds, grip 'anti

Illliybe severer illness, have broken down your power of resistance.

Because Wlnter's work and close

confinement have worn-out your stomach and exhausted your blood.

Can you .afford the good long rest

the doctor advises?

if 110i. take' a course of the famous

old medicine,-the one that mother used to. take,-Hood‘s Snrsaparills. lt's the finest extract of Nutu1'e‘s pur- ifying vitaliiing and strength~mnklug roots, herbs, barks and horries such as physicians prescribe, prepared by skil- ful pharmacists, in condensed and en- ouomical form.

if you want the best Spring medi-

cine you'll _surely get Hood's Sarsapnr- illn. Hood’s Pills help the liver.

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Tlie death occurred in this city on

\\'cdn‘esday evening. March iiith. after an illness of some weeks, or Mrs. Allen_ widow ot' the late Wsll. Allen. of this city. The late Mrs. .~\lieu wa ti most csthnabl-,3 Chirstiaii woman, and her death will be sadly felt in the home and among o wide circle of friends. There are l~-:it to mourn her loss 'and cherish her nieuiory, two daughters nud one son, namely: Mrs. Frank Bnidwell, of New Jersey; Miss Lottie, at home, and Mr. Artemas AJ len. of Boston, Mass.: also two sisters Mrs. Richard Pickiird, of Somerville, Mass., and Mrs. John Mallet, of New Glasgow, P. E. I., for whom much sym- pnthy will be felt.

_-OVERSEAS PARCELS. - The

lmlies of the Sununerslde lirancli of the ltr-ti t_`.i'ris,; Society met in the Armoury. Sulnmerside, on Tuesday nteriiooii to discuss tho matter ol' sending so:-.ks and other comforts to the men overs-cas. ond it. was decided that parcels to he sent from now o will be sent individually to the me irmtcsd of sending lurgc pnrc-als t

W’ ' " ' J ‘-he mlddl" 0' me 5“m"”°""M““"'l°" thc- Battulions in France -and England his home in ar' .orn r n

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as the men are moving from place o place and parcels would not reach them before returning home. The Pre- sident reported that the Christmas

France, sonic having no "euclied

ri cheery sm le - _ 1 1

“I --- him honest and lust in all his dealings 0* There passed peacefully away at and by whom he will be much missed

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1 -_GOING W¢UT.r+-Leaving bv- cur bi-ry on 'rnruldsy 1 morniiig wertf Mews. Joseph P.,nuworui'ina mm" D. McKenna, Dock Road Lot 4. These' young men ar.; -bound for the Peace River District- where they intend to

locate for some time. H. I

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, BURIED YESTERDAY.-The funer- al of the late Miss Mary A. McDonald took -piece yesterday morning, aut-.I was largely attend-od. At St. Dunstan's Cathedral u Mass of Requiem wui.l sung for the repose ot her soul. inter-'

uiont took iplace at the Catholic Cam-‘ f

etery. Following were the pall bearers: Messrs Arthur Bruce, John Griffith.; Po tl Clarke, .lo e li Douglin. John Mc- _ » ' Dohhld and Iva: igughes. The aqvantage a good baking Powder 33

,___,__ ~ a. leavening agent’ instead of- cream of.»tartar

Fnom ovEnssAs.-corp. J. 'r. and soda is twofold. First, itis scientifically

Mullin, of Kensington. who enlisted -in prepared ill Sl1Ci1 U- Way* ,HS tO lI1Sl1i‘C, S9.iiS- the 6th Field Co., Canadian En§in~ » factory I-e5u|tS_ ’-Second’ it is much more

;;;s,1;:4y;r;;u;i;»;,énc."<;.;;;it;1;'i;?1:1n economical when one considers the high connection with receiving his dis- price of creat? of tartar' . charge. Corp. Mullin was over two L/.[aglC Baking POWd€l‘ IS guaraliteéd i0

be the best and purest baking powder it is possible to produce.

yours in France and sow consider-

nble fighting. He was wounded in the leg in the last iight ut Cumbrai, u

BAKING POWDER CONTNNS NO ALUM

month before the armlstlce was sign-1 ed. Before going overseas he wns` for sixteen years located in ‘Vancou- ver, but has now dcided to remain on the Island. '

who came to St. John on Monday, left

todayfoi' Amherst and Truro. His! ' ' T R . -

company, and he says he has a goodl w|NN‘PEG O oNT°’cANADA M°'“”5M-

c.-ne, opens at Yarmouth on Monday

next lu Johnny Get Your Gun, a funuv . western comedy. The tour includes 11 "'M_""~“`" " “""__ V" M” ""”"‘ ' ‘"*~~~

‘visit to NeWf011nd1snd_. M12 i'i111‘i1:f1S|lii5lily respected member oi the Ex- ll The pall bearers were brothers-(leo. s most nrudous to include Sl- J0111-lcelsior L.O.L. and although he liad{Condly, and William Sudsbury from but the 1lil`_fiCl_1i\Y Of 0bl11111i11i»€ ll1€11l1‘9, been unable to attend their meetings-i Excelsior L.O.L. James B, pi-omgand accomodation may l'01‘ce_hln_'\ to C111 of late, the -brother niem‘ber,;` showedi Frmilt Day from Colwell L. 0. L. Don- 011l- this Gill'-11101011311-he is 00111/111C<’1l by their kindness to the family in aid Bernard :ind George Glover from the people are huiuzry for good tlieatvi- their bereavement that they had not Bedeque L.o.L. . C1118. Ail»i10118l1 M12 liill‘l1i1JB |1118 hull forgotten their departed brother. A beautiful wreath was given in rpg. 11 i1H1‘1l V601. in the 1058 Of hifi 01113’ The late Mr. Campbell was wcll pect of the departed brother from Ex daughter and in an accident which known throughout the country -having celsior L.0.L. ifiid him 11D f01` Slime ililnfi- he iS been engaged in business for many Also one from Messrs .sounder-g & looking _the .picture of health andryears for the firin~of Saunders, New- Newsome, ii cross from M;-g_ P;-iseiuz, greeted St, John, friendly with a some & Co; Charlottetown, and had McLeod, and a crescent from the sor-

i and warm hand clasp made many friends who always found rowing family, also u gpray from n

friend. - R

There are ieft to mourn _ti sorrowlng

P l. (` e o 'Main 5th, The procession which followed the widow (nee) Miss Ella. Cousins) tive

'rr-ii: ow Monson WAY

W. 8. HARKIN8 IN St. JOHN.--The

Globe of St. John Says: W. S. Harltlns,

after u lingering illness of about three remains to the grave showed the res- daughters and two sons, namely Mrs. years, Mr. William H. Campbell in pect in which the community held their Wm. N. Williams, Dorchester, Mass. the tl-ith year of his nge' departed brother, the funeral which Alexander H. in Burlington, Mrs. Jas. § The deceased had been it victim ol was very largely attended was held at A. Campbell. New London, Miss Mar- lu ,dreadful heart disease from which the grave by the brother orangenien. garet E. in Brookline Mass, Mrs, Aunt-l he suffered great pain und although ho The Rev. Mr. Neish conducted the fun- Bernard of indian River and Myrtle

ilu-re until inte in February. 'l`li lidies intend lioldiug another mee- ing shortly to settle up their tiiisiness.

stockings were late in arriving i‘.i

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e wishe-d each time be the last yet he all eral service at the house and wan as~ und Oliver at home deepest sympathy

ways bore his suffering with patient sisted -by ilev. Mr. .lolnistone at St. of the community is extended to the l fortitude. Stephens Episcopal Church, Hurling- ,sorrowing family ln their great loss.

. The late iiir. Campbell was it very ton.

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e ,_ lt is the Flavour _

that counts

You know, yourself, that 95% of what you buy to cat, is purchased lather for the flavour than its food value. In other words, we eat what we enjoy, and usually eat only what pleases our palate. There is nothing inviting or appctizing about a loaf of bread made of western spring wheat

flour, with its coarse texture, and lack of flavour. _ But when the bread and rolls and biscuits are made of

s EAVER

l6w11 Thim MILLED or suannso wni-:Ar

l.B..&-_-J Ahl tlist’e mother story altogether. While the food value of Breed,

made of “Beaver” Flour is not to be belittlecl, it is the delightful flavour,

the delicious nutlike “liomey” taste, the lin'e',[even texture, the creamy llightness, that make homemade "Beaver" Flour Bread such a treat for 'young and old aliilt And when it comes to things like Apple and Mines Piee--Chocolate or Layer Cake--or -e ibetch of Cookies or Gingerbread for the children- well-fjuit ’try “Beaver” Flour once, that's all-and yon'll see and taste the difference. » ` "Beaver" Flour it e blend of the famous Ontario winternsvhcar and

, enough western spring wheat to give it strength. lt li:1.~i.the flavour of ` the one end theettength of the other, :ind being milled of scientifically ,- blended wheat, it is, always the same in flavour, in quality and strength. I Why miss so many of these good things, by using western wheat

hour? Order a sack of “Beaver” Flour, at your dsaler’s, and begin to

` enjoy the -delicious bread and pastry it makes.

DEALERS-who ue br prices on Feed, Corrie Grain: end C yds. l\'.

‘ me 1'. ia. TAYLOR, co. Limnso, . . ‘cnArnAn. on.

_ t>'anviiie,in~memgi¢. -_

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