. of thousands received
aw. trouble with
IIlREIlllLAlIlTY"
w.n..e..ic.uai.,.iu.nqu,us.
"it's a plenum: to be rid of harsh laxatives. I've had no trouble with inegularlty for 18 nionthe.eincetak- isig your gentle but edectivelaam tion :ereal- Kellogg's All- Bran."
each veer tor All-Bran. the evighlal. na laxative cerul pio- neered nearly 40 years ago by W. K. Kellogg. This delicious dish promotes comfortable elimination without hanh unem-
Relief Irons Constipation
The gruteet advantage of All-Bran is that it corrects the cause of irregularl- ty due to ineuiiiciesit bulk. Chemical or drug-type laxatives, on the other hand, are intended only for ... 'ght relic! of a temporary stoppage. All- Bran is made from the outer layers oi the whole wheat kernel and supplies natural food bulk. Just eat daily a one-ounce serving for breakfast and drink plarityoi water. It will improve your "Intestinal Tone" ao necessary to coniiortable regularity.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
All-Bran is a wholesome, good-tasting cereal that has helped millions. We'll prove to you that Kelloggls All-Bren will give gentle, eilective relief from constipation within 10 days or return twice what you paid. But be sure you get Kellogg's, the one and only All- Bran. Kellogg's, London, Ontario.
I ll. ll?
'.u.'VWVIID my ,
nourishing moo from o I lb. tin!
ll.'iI.c-c-ivii ilni
lllhhllili
nti
.'.f.l in a better
. l”i'-'?:!.rr.'.4.f;l-."t'i". 1”
..s I
The Guardian PageiThunday. .I'""':".'v ".9. 143551 two New on. manna "-
REGINA (OP) - Two new cu
and gas tielda have been donned by provincial order-in-council, was announced Thu!-adey. The current.
CON FIDENTIALLY YOURS
limp: t uni.-r
fields are south Ii.:.'.:um cover- ing nine square inuu about so miles southwest oi Swift Current and Instow. covering nine square
Ily Lyn.
MONTREAL, Jpuary Ilth-Start the New Year . ' . . . y, bringing the iar-famed lish prod- ! GTO into your cooking plans. law will ihel you solve iaanu problems week by week . . . it a soon ueesl For one thing-you can rneke a piping-bot, smooth gravy with a delicious devour in a few minutes-and gravy is so good with your hot dinners. . . . Or use Blair: to bring newIavourtperearnnueee...toeoupe...stews...
dishes. Add a teaepooniul or two to your well-known dishes and will hear your family's for something 'gIecs'oIlV lefnjoysblel order a package oi ietc today-and see
r yourse . .
The Slslsslssg Leeollueee Of A um. Girl's Heir-or Hie oi her nioibsr's-can both be beat. protected, I be- lieve, with Woodbury Coeoanut Oil Shampoo. Reason Ior my conddeaee lies in? the last that Woodbury Shampoo is a natural oil shampoo . . . end so helps preserve the natural oils of the hair. Woodbury Shampoo washes your hair thoroughly, but does not wash ou the natural oils which give
Q intriguing meat pies . , neaerole
glouy sheen I
our hair body and its. These oils keep your hair shiny and pretty-easy to manage rsaht alter the sham . And because so many IQIIIDQB
discovers the eifactivsnea oi WOO , . COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO-it sea be sold (or much less than
any eiiier quality shampoo. To Please My
Family with a When Mullen Say To Me . ..
delert they hall - lau hing, ell love . . . hell-wist ul -- and to says ''My daughter'-
inyeeli a let oi so critical time .. .all I nisl"...Iwant do is take a to say: ”Goodi a c k a ge For that keeps O Y A L a busy mother I N S T A N '1' watching such D D IN G things as her
hair-her figure --Aer hands!” And it's so simple Ior the busirst hands in slay snit
PU Irons the shelf. In only 4 I have a truly delicious pudding or fie Ailing without my coole- "W
I know you'll dud Royal and retry with C.inip.in:i's Instant is the crcaniinst, ITAL AN BALM . . . This ring sm-o-a-these pudding ou've ever lotion is made with 16 nu-lli.-ally tasted . . . because OMLY Royal proved ingredients-all -J signed
to protect busy hands. So after
Instant Pudding is eupev-linmo- V V every PXy(JElll”B to II ark-Water
gsnised. This makes Royal lighter
YORK
Mrs. M e r r I ll C.-aswcll and dauamei. Jeivzis. Cl'.y. were , the guests of her parents. (Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan on Monday. Jan.
miles southwest of Swift 10
Mr. Fentori Crockett, Pleasant Grove. spent Monday In the City. Miss Aletha Brown was a week- end guest at her home in York. the guest of her pprents. Mr. and Mrs. Leath Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jenkins, Cruse
ter. Mr. end Mrs. Lloyd Vassey. 'York. recently. . A shower was held
which they built last summer.
Charlottetown. Jars 10. Mr. Edison Hardy a weal:-and guest J family. York. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Vassey. York. on Saturday evening.
eveninl. Jan. 11. Charlottetown. were guests of Mr
Sunday. A Mr. Geo Watts. York, was a rec ant visitor to Charlottetown. Mr. Harold Yoe, Union was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Harry Lewis on Jhn. ll.
Brehaut, Charlottetown. Mrs. Dewar Swan and daughter
Roads. were guests of their daugh-
lri York Hall recently. in honou of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford Costash. who have just moved into their new home
Mr. Frank -Watts. York, was a vti)sitor to Charlottetown. January 1 .
Quite a representative oi York Man's were the guests at the Men's Association supper. which was held in Trinity United Church.
Halifax. was his wiie and
Moore and family. City. were the guests
at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis. "" ”'''m''”W 9' 5 59'-'0' "Id york, 3... 9, School Association at Perkdale Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chandler Hell -Int 30 It I can line!-1
end family. Milton. were the guests
Mrs. Harry Lewis was hostess to .the Evening Auxiliary on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Robinson.
and Mrs. Elmer lgown. York. on
Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Watts had a' 1 d bl their guest on Sunday, Mr. Dpnni; nu mn.e Ln anion e .pr.oB"m
'Ciiy and Cenira.
EIGHT ONLY Spring lulu. Ml price at S. A. McDonald. '
BALANCE or WINIEI COAT! clearing at it off. 5. A. Ilcboneld.
IIICIAI. - one not House Dresses ILOI. Kennedy's Ladies' weer.
I-I Dllllll, Fall and Summer styles. values to 018.”. on sale at SE00. 8. A. McDonald.
IPICIAI. - Pull Fashioned ilrst quality Nylons 1Ic. Kennedy's l.adies' Wear.
CANADIAN Allo0lA'l'IoN or CONIUMIIB Meeting. City Hall. Thursday 110.
NU l'!'YI.l nnasa IIIOP. 100 Kent street. Thursday. Friday and Saturday. '6 of! Coats. IN. or! Dreaees and Suits.
OAK: IALI in aid oi Junior League. Charlottetown Hospital. Saturday. January and, at sher- win Mliuianu.
ADEl.LA'l MILLINIIY - Gloria Building, l'l'I Grafton Street. clear- ing all Fall and Winter Millineriy. 50c. ll.00, ILII. 01.95 and half price.
PAIKDALI IIIIIDBNTI attend
speaker and film.
nuanr aiviuvnnaaar concert P-W-Q Hell. Tuesday. January 25. Ticlaeta for sale Toomba uuglc Store, Miller IIrcs.. ltead's Phar- DIIOY. 'ahnscn 5 Johnson. Wen- dell Phillipe. Kemp's ltatiene y. - SHOW ILIDEI - Col. John- atone showed his beautiful slides or his European tour in Oornwall ' Hall, Monday evening to a very appreciative audience, The school committee thanked Col. and Mrs. - Johnstone for this special treat. scotch singing. dancing and read-
lthe President in the chair.
Beverly, York, was a visitor Id Hanson ' MacDonald I Charlottetown on Monday, Jan. lll. ' L Miss Mary Watts. City. was a
Weddinij
and ilufiler than other puddings. too . . . and wonderfully easy to digest. Why not try all ions Royal Instant Puddl vore-- chocolate, buttorecotc , unllll.
--Vi oath smooth on a tire) of Italian Balm. Special Hand on ofsrl One liollseliold size bottle plus one travel site is yours for only 65c-nil rclnil nuilcts every-
week-end guest at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Watts.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Walls. York, were visitors to Charlotte-
ce.....u.., IAHauE town. where they were the guests Ulluaun,
On Novumber 6 e double-ring ,.s..ui'nied uy raster H. at immaiiuei Lutherani nllcielll, Basia, united ini
and coconut cream. Believe me, where. (Wanderlul Ior chapped they're really scrumptious! -lnndsl)
D'You Lllu Little Tips--on how to make your work susiori I ilol
(And it's Inn pa.-sing llu-iii on Io ones lriends.) So-0-O-Oi . . . Will you try this idea.-cook a whole week's supply of DAINTY RICE at once. Use what you need-and store the rest in a covered dish in the refrigerator. Al you need it-put the cooked Dainty co in a covered pot with ll small amount of water and heat it over a low me. In a jify . . . rice is iiuily and fresh-lo he used In a dorm diderent ways. Perhaps it casserole with left-over meats. Or a quick dessert mixed with whipped cream and topped with Iruit. Yes-Dainty Rive is e time-saver and trouble-saver, tool
One 0! The Greeleu Blessings clef goderniliie.
l.'-n- Always Sorry for someone with a head
, is s. cold-not only very eirspls do you Icel go cne- CURAD miserable-but Plastic 3and- the symptom ages. They are so Iruublc- have so many same! But wod Win”; If there's one you keep . cerlcifnf: slurs "WY ”"'dV"y"" "” h"""' 73.2., Alli?
the little cuts and iirst aid needs instantly! Then - Cured Plastic Bandages -have that wonderful new "Stick-Quick" adhesive--and an exclusivi new medication which killed or inhibited '38 com- inoa wound germs in actual test. They're ieeterprool, too. you CH1 wash them, as you wash your hands. and they don”t 001110.05, eurl, or trey. do you call so HIM on with your chores, with Cured Plastic Bandages. See what. I O mean about being such a lsieseule use as Coniidsntially ours, 1411 for u. .11? Crescent Bt., Montreal.
Is'e Hewildsrlug! Looking at the range of breakfast cereals stacked on the shelves is a bit confusing-there are so
many! But remember thl no of the best buys 5 from the point of view of hsvor-and dietary values is BREX. Reason Pin so positive II this: Brex is . - a whole grain cereal with extra Wheat Germ added. p That means it has the all important thiamine, iron
and other valuable vitamins and minerals. And Brex I bu, too, a pleasant nut-like taste that most of us 1 grown-u s, and 'certainly the youngsters” nallv - enjoy. 'l.'s important, too. for busy housewives to
know Bren cooks in just three minutes. Do intro-
our nose is clogged and it's dif- icult to breathe roperly. . . . Use MENTHOLAT Ml Insert a little of this soothing mcdlcatinn well inside the nostrils with the tip of your little finger so it will cover the inner surfaces. Then take long deep breaths. This draws the cooling vapors bank into the nose and tlirnut pnssziges . . . and brings you the comfort of the gentle, medicated vnpors. I'll send you a GENEROUS FREE SAMPLE. if Jrou suite
of Mr. and Mrs. Leith Watts. Mra.. Tomilson, Charlottetown. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan on New Year's Day.
Mr. family, Milton. were guests Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vessey, Saturday evening.
In Memoriam
In loving mam , Molhery
MRS. WILLIAM MUIRHEAD
Always Remembered by Marjorie. Jean and Howard.
Mrs. Lane
Lane Boswell who January zotli. 1051.
In the valley of rest so fair.
Remembered and Grandchildren.
Cartfol Thanks
I wish In thank all sent floral tributes.
those we
who assisted in any way during the recent sad bereavement of my husband no Andrew 0. Adam. Mn. Eleanor Adaia.
I16 ESTATE! There are about 08'! miles of private railwayglines on sugar and other large estates in the Domini-
duee your family to it!
can Republic.
and Mrs. Harvey Coles and of on
E0
ofeur dear
who passed away January 20, 1954.
In loving memory of Mother, Boswell. who passed away March 4th. 1941; also Dad. passed away
Away in the beautiful hills of God.
sonic day. some time we hriew not when,
We shall meet our loved emu there.
by Sons, Daughters
Mass Cards. telegrams. cards oi sympathy and letters of sympathy. and all friends
mai'i.ugo oiiirley Sadie, daughtei at M.. and mrs. Bpurgeon Mac- ponaiu Oi Montague, P. E. I., and may JULIUS, son 01 Mr. and Mrs. ciuience hanson oi Naicam, Baslm Given in marriage by Peter ZIIUTI of Winnipeg, the bride wore a bal- lerina.-lcngui gown of nylon tulle over satin with s shoulder-length veil ialllng ii-om a heart-shaped headdress with pearl trim. she car- ried a bouquet of red roses and white baby 'mums. Miss Allen Snow 0! Winnipeg was the bridesmaid. she wore a gown of ice blue lace and net with matching headdress and carried a bouquet of pink and white baby 'mums. .
The flower girl was Linda Cliilds.l who wore a dress similar in the' bride's. with n headdress of white baby 'mums and carried a basket of yellow and mauve baby 'mums. The ring-bearer. Danny Fafonotl, carried the rings on a white satin cushion. 1
The groom was attended by hisl brother. Cyril Hanson. , After the ceremony. a reception was held in the church parlor iorl 65 guests. A wedding cake, embed- ded ln white tulle with rose buda.l centered the bride's table. The; toast to the bride was proposed by' Mr. Adolf Selln. E For travelling the bride and groom , wore twin charcoal grey suite. The bride wore tan accessories and her oorsage was a white sweetheart rose. ,
The newly-weds are residing In Winnipeg where they are station- ed with the R. C, A. P
EXCUSE BACKFIILES
TORONTO (OP) - A motorist
charged with impaired driving at-l ter police said they found hllnl noddin over the wheel of his earl told a magistrate he had beenl two:-king overtime." r I "If you were working overtime.
I presume you can pay a sub-I stantisl fine." said the megistr-l ate, lining Irle P. Armstrong away and costs or 15 days. I
THE GREENIJAL JANUARY . CLEARANCE SALE
STILL (ions on .
361?... 49.50 .. I 20, 25.00 Lilli... 59.50 , 30.00
Men's Leather ' I u.95
JACKETS a DUFF-LE COATS 5.00
3.95 BoyI' All Wool Pull-
overs. Rag. SE ...... loo 1.69
Men's IOMIIR JACKETS to 14.95 ..
Bo P MELTON JACKETS to 14.95 .. .13" CID Only - loyal
.'5"l.l..”I"...1".'.'f' 2.95
.00
Men's Wesl Gloves
"M .u 6.” Boys' Plum'
Combinations .......
2 Loose Style Brown
- Black French
COATS to 74.50 . . .
Ladlee'
COATS to 59.50 '
Ladles'
DRESSES to 12.95 . . ' To 29.50 - Children's
Children's Snow Sults-
4.es 1.95 see
CONEY (dyed rabbit) size Values to S250.00-1 Loose Style
SEAL (dyed rabbit). slae 4o Including Elyslans - Ladioe'
COATS Ir COAT SETS . . . .
I4 O9.5O
, 89.50 39.50 & 49.50
315-i25.s30 .300 - 4.00 - 5.00 10.00-15.00
.29 Ladies' Cotton House Dresses
3."... .. 1.48 . 1.98
Children's Corduroy Overalls to IM
uissw ansscow UNl'I'ED'W.M.l.4Pi-ess. rm. Mum: Orr. all re-
The annual meeting of the New Glasgow W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. C. S. Dlngwell. with Mrs. Chalmers Laird had charge of the Christmas service, theme God is A Light and In Him Is no Dark- ness at all. She was assisted by several members. Hymns sung were 35, O2, 55. even! verses of scrip- ture were resd. Minutes of last meeting were read and evnrovad.
Roll call was answered by- ten members and two visitors. Heralds gave readings. One card was sent and one reply received of thanks. 31.25 was paid for study book for the Mission Band. A letter was read lrom Mrs. Stanley Thomps regarding Presbyterial. Several nominations were sent into Mrs. Hughes. Twenty-two calls were re- ported in homes; nine in hospital. Collection 32.25. Birthday box 30.38. Closing hymn was 59.
This was followed by the election of otficers for 1955: I-lresident. Miss Elsie Laird; vice-pres.. Mrs. Davis Moffatt; aacly. Mrs. Murray Orr; treasurer, Mrs. Chalmers Laird; and ass. members. Mrs. W a r ti e 1 d Orr. all .e-elected; Christian Stewarshlp. Mrs. Heath Houston; and Comrhunity Friend- ship, Miss Anna Stevenson: Litera- ture, Mrs. C. S. Dingwall: Tem- perance, Mrs. Blair Andrew; Sup- ply, Mrs. Warfield Orr; Sinking
elected; and Candidate, Mrs. Doris Mottatt. Meeting closed by "I0 Lord's Prayer in unison.
The January meeting of 111! "CW Glasgow W. M. 5.. met at the home of Mrs. C. S. Dingwell. with the president in the chair; vvorehlll service leader. Mrs. R. W. Siev- enson; iheme Evangelism. The churches business; hymns 350. 874. 370: scripture readings bygaevernl members; prayers by Mrs. Stev- enson and Miss Ella Sample: stud! book was ysEIQlISOd by Miss Elle Sample.
Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Roll call was an- swered by ten memberr two as- sociate members and four visitors. A veryginteresting letter was read -by Mrs. Blair Andrew from Miss Helen Moss: telling at her work in Japan. where she is a Missionary. Mrs. Stevenson read a letter irom Mrs. Matheaorr. Special Mission- ary for prayer is to be Miss Mar- ion Thomps
Reading was given by Mrs. Leith Dickieson, Christian Stewardship See'y. from the Monthly. A new associate member was welcomed. Three cards were sent. one reply 0! thanks; thirteen calls in homes; thi'rty-four in hospital; collection 32.95; donation 32.00.
Appointments for February are: Leader. Mrs. Warfield Orr: Lunch. Mrs. Blair Andrew and Mrs. Mil- ler Orr; Heralds, Mrs. Wnrfield
Moilier Gels One MOI'II'IIIlI Prison ,
QUIBIG. (GP)-A sobbing. I1- yeer-oid mother or two caildren was sad Tuesday to one in prison alter being eon- vinted Monday 0! vsriury in con- neetion with testimony she gave at a trial in llcntmesny. Q"!-. MOI" than two years ago.
Mrs. Itoger Ilabeux was found guilty or giving false testimony at the July. 1002. trial or Theodule llinard. owner or a garage de- stroyed by fire at at. Aubert. Que.
Mrs. uaheux's testimony that siniard was at her home in nearby Ste. Therese de Beauport. Que., the day of the firs brought his acquit- tal on a charge oftdefreuding an insurance company by setting the fire himself.
The acquittal is being appealed. Judge Noel Belleau said he or- dercd a. light sentence because the women is in poor health and be- cause evidence at her trial indicat- ed ehe had been the "instrument 0! others."
Her defence counsel, Gerard La- vesque, said he will appeal.
Missionary Prayer. Mrs. Chalmers Laird: Study Boole, Mrs. llair Andrew; Place of meeting. Mrs. C. S. Dlngwell. Meeting closed by ret- pasting the Lords Prayer in un-
Fund. Mrs. C. S. Dlngwell; and
Orr and, Mrs. R. W. Stevenson;
ison. t
Orahlgylhice 48 oz. 42:: -mmnmr FLOUR
24 lb. 1.55
Pineapple I 2001. 36c
-ms.-.1:-.r.::.-..'-' Pineapple 20 01. 37c -..rrri.-r.r...-..- Peanut Butter
4 LB. PAIL
. 1.49
(NEW ILUE BOX)
"EXTRA SPECIAL"
MAPLE LEAF GRADE ”A" LARGE
EGGS Doz. 40:
Fresh Routing PORK. lb.
Breakfast Sliced pacon. lb.
Sweet Pickled NICK RIIS. 2 lbs. . ..
Fresh Country Style
I) s a r Watson - You don't have to search for bargains at PIERCIIYS. Here
they are with real
bang - up Specials
again this week.
CAIIIIDII tea towel or face cloth 5" OVOW Package!
Giant Size with Coupon large Size with Coupes
SAUSAGE. lb. 37:
It's Elementary my
DIAL 5524
(FAMILIKR RED IOX)
79o
2 Gigs. 35: , eveoia.
. ll ICING SUGAR - I lb. 10:
IIX TOILET SOAP 4 bars 31:
GVOII PEAS Zerlns 35:
H FLOOR wax - 1 lb. 39.
Sout on Cross SOLID TUNA Tin 33:
nit RICE
CHEESE .1-2 lb. 34: Silver Seal MOLASSES Ilarf 33: e vet
CAKE HOUR
INS
BRILLIANT YELLOW SUGAR 5' Ibs....
MET
VEG
39: 2
-' -- 55: Tender Washed
39: No.1L-rge
onions. 3 Bed min TOMATOES.
LIMITED QUANTITY
(Caramel, Choc. Escoicls.
8. FRUITS
"EXTRA SPECIAL" Full oi Juice "PINEAPPLE" FLORIDA ORANGIS
CARROTS. 3 lbs. 256
5 lb. bag" as. L
JELLO TANT PUDDING
Vanilla) 2 for 15:
-43c ETABLES
Dex. 65:
lbs. 25: pkg. ..
Men's areaaa rib winter L” Chlldrennyvooi Gloves a. Mitts Ladles' Corduroy House Coats. F"9'h Fmu" Ilium FPUII GIG! mma V 2390 :;n' of-nix”:-LOO. Loo egg M 39; maul-hr. .......... W 5.00 SCALLOPS. lb. . . . . . . . . . . 7S: CABBAGE. lb. . . . . . . . . . . I2: I ' ' . ' carer cruel; srurx - V 0 0 ' . 0lIAsLorr:rowy.u'.z. - . - ' . - IIIL "Its 8525 I.aeies'aMsu'ssroess 144-15000.00-,vs-I,h 0;, Q