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|I My Km-l¢;;.|IEN N91-EBUQK _. _, _ 'Central Guardian l

I that Carnation is the 2

A Quar-tion gi?" ‘ack Day

I was $6 ng a irienitl\the othgzgftaf

was y worn -

“°°°' ¢ hm' ¢l'§°i» had aid tim:

usd I goth he? ly n. Billy, and her hui- bond were weight. _ _ “What _` I do. ' said she. “The

qoctpr _ea ` t both _ f them aren't

tt the q rt of milk il day th t llzelltllifrilles amend. Yet_ both' gf them tire~|0 eniiY.oi mllk.'

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‘ ‘ _ _ lciepe-de-chene Handkero iefs to

Lat Tliem Eat, Instead of

Drink, the Mille V

“A cleverwoman like you,'_‘ I laugh-

ed,” elioiildlhzve no diflicultty in get n'g them to _take their milk. I they don t drink milk-and many people won t- iet them eat ir. _

“A big dilah of cream soup. forl exam-

ple-doesnt _that coritnlgut; at least one glass of milk to_ their die_t _ And they won t grotest against it. either. How About ot c ate! fhey like that.

don’t they? Another glass. Creamed vegetables, milk pud ings, cillards, creamed eggs,_ cream sauces _on_ fish or croquettes, milk toast-that _s _lust the beginning of a w_hole list of dishes each of which adds its bit to the needed 'quart a day.”

Quantity lm’t All-Be Sun of Quality

"Just as imgortant as the matter of liantity is t e question of quality. slhley need pure milk-rich milk--mi k of uniformly high tkieality. Tha't'! wh? I lu-ge so strong y t use of Cqglat on Mill: for ai_l cookery. Tliercyo nite- guard quality abso utely.

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w hole hulk, amply eviipo

double nchness and etenlized

forlaklplllllnl. And you lmow that its quality ie not only extremely high. but utterly dependablwthat there is no variation-no waste.

“But that is only f>art_of its unique

vain m cookery. ta nchneae is an

y-Ives on butter and cream.

its reliability, prevents food failures,

double cream content is brolen gg into minute particles and 'b- uted _through every drtgrof mi k- 'ver cookl¥ results which surpass anne of in any other form. -This new

lcomplete your Easter costume Price 55c Prowse Bros Ltd

SEE Eastern full fashioned HOB-l

IEIIY DISPLAYED ON LIVING

ODELS IN PATONS WINDOWS

Thursday afternoon.

SEE OUR Richmond St. window

for bargains in Ladies Hose. Worth up to $1.50, clearing at 79c. Prowse

II)YS SPRING TOP COATS for

3 to 6 years.-»Patons. _

anditrliomogenintion’-b whlchthe Bms_ mm

smoothness and cresmineec. fineneu _md delicacy of texture gives a delic- 1oume_|s to all foods in which Carnation Mi1k_is used that is nothing short of

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A Dl"¢l°0l|Q N03 RU¢iPl f°|'iEonducted the meeting and the fol-

Cdrllelllon rlllm of lowing officers were elected:-Presl-

Tomdlo Soup dent. Mrs. Peter Carter; Vice-Pres..

- - iMi7s. Patrick McQuaid, Siecy-'I'reas,

|_i0npa‘:1dls¢|:ve‘i°nlrnedi_gtely,_ Pourlnglitors, Mrs. James Baldwin, Mrs. the tomato into the milkisimportent. John Corcoran. The first regular It prevents ciirdllng. To further avpldlmoeting wiu be held on Tuesday. wrdlins. do not leave mixture Swndms i April 24th, in the schoolhouse. Meer- °“1§`t,¢;VF6uhd out Yom” fudmbiings to be held the last Tuesday oi ing things about Carnation Milk in °;ve‘;i,'e;;l§nu\;` ..§€:1;ef‘°llldisHt§1Lb€ coo . They are in the Camationl ns y °- S' co°k|:r§wk_..M Hundred Favome|The Hostesses are as follows: Mrr._ Red »'__fu]l ofmw ideas I kn0wlClirtel‘, Mrs. MCQlla1d, MPS. GOOQ1-

` pgilikelég tt, gi/Irs. Corcoran. and Miss Mc-

ress amz on’ r uc s ., »

Limited, Ayimer Ont. j --_-- ll ` ' _ Ar sr. Tsnnsa.-A meeting was '

5'-""-""_'_'__'-"_"' -"-""'-' "' " 'house on iviiirch zath, iszs, for the

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'woiiumi »~ Canada o ici ome a er span ng |

weeks at the Ca tal.-Mis George , Ons (in N-(J `V'0l|(»

¢ _ _ purpose of organizing it Women'.'i

Institute. The Assistant Supervis-

IF children or grown- ups dislike to drinlg - millr, let them eat- lots of it in cream soups. sauces, puddings. All cooking achieves new

i heixhts of smoothness

an richness when made with Carnation Mi'lIr>-p'_ure, whole milk evaporated to

i double richness. Saves

on butter and cream and it keeps.

NEW INSTITUTE ORGANIZED. A meeting was held at Baldwilrs

Road in thdschoolhouse on March 27th 102 i’ t -

. B, or he purpose ci’ organ

izing il Womens Institute. The As- istant Supervisor. Miss Saunders,

lheld at st Teresa lh the school-

oi, Miss Saunders conducted thc. meeting, and the following officers wore elected:-President. Mrs. Ur-_ ban Bradley, Vice-Pres, Mrs. Chai--I los Bradley: Secy-Treas., Miss Nei-. ` lic McCarthy; Directors, Mrs. Smith,

Ai M Celeste Gorm-

Mrs. P. Mc 'ee. rs. _ ,Bradley Miss Mary McArce. Four- llcy; Auditors, Miss Miu-gilei-ite Bradley. Miss Mnry McAi‘ce. Foul'-A -teen members were present. The! first regular meeting will be held; on Tuesday, April i0th, lit the homoi _nf Mrs. Urban Bradley. when Roll 'Cllll is to be answered by "Recipes" Tile meetings are to be held the sc- 'cond Tuesday of every month. The ‘Entertainment Committees are _:is follows: Mrs. Agnes Bowser, Miss Lucy McArce and Miss Kiithleeii Klnny.

7 New owisaow.-The school n'

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progressing favorably un er skilful management of Miss Mar- 1

garet, Ling.-The young people of Cavendish presented their playl “Mrs. Briggs oi' the Poultry Yai~ds"` gin New Glasgow Hall Tuesday even ing, March 20th and was apprec-

-iated. by a large: audience.-The _ . ~ _' Wg; _ , - __,_ Fox men of the community _arc_ ®, tm EE' (I ` _ looking forward with great expects-; ‘ , $0 l'»_ no ' _ _ I 1;’

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For Easter-the season of all seasons to be ' "

smartly attired. Fashion this year has esiiab-

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lished new records in smartness. '

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'Your new Easter Hat, Coat and Suit- can be

selected; from only broad range of the season’s _ sina1°test`styles and colours. For Chiidren’s, J-nn ' 1

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iors, Misses and Women. Our line embraces . every new fabric and style tendency, with all the V ’

season’s leadin 9; sh ades.

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Coats _ _ _ . . _ _ . . _ _ _ . . . . _ . ._ _ $8.50 fo $52.00 Eiisembles ._ _ . _ . . _ _ _ _ . _ _ . . _ __ _ _ $36.00 up

' Suits _ . . _ _ . _ . . _ . _ . _ _ . _ _ _ . _ . _ . ___ $20.00 up

Dresses _ . . _ . _ . . . _ _ _ . _ . . _ ._ _ $9.50 to $45.00-

Gloves, Scarfs, Hand Bags, Hosiery and other . l

zicccssories to complete your costume.

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iilid Alicl-noon wcfiiz Light weight

woolens und wool Jerseys vie in |io|uilai'ii.y with Printed Crepes and Flor Cl‘l~pe.s_ You rcuily must 'soo liicm in appreciate their exception-

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. G. -._ Dress Goods Department

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I __.';. ‘ rug ' ionaible material in colours Nfltilml. Rose, Pineapple and it it l -- Grey. Price . _ . _ _ __; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. $2.25 Yard _

,QQ - Heavier weight Coatiiig' iiaslills l’i°lcc, _ $2.35'\'ard `*

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~ #_ __ _ _...Fancy Tweed---Another popular lna’cei‘ial_1’oi' sports __

,/»» wear. Very pretty patterns. 54 iii. Prices $2.00 io $3.25 _

tion Mr Alder Dickicson reports - ,Q9 . f /'¢///7" '

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_ 1 _iiiiidnifilylillehgfvéilge»f§fS§:}e¢§§£ l _ ` " Special line of Doiicgal 'l`wcc_cl, .i4 incllcs 904-. Yard _ ~ . ___ _ _______________________ __ __.____YlS tDl' bo New HSKOW.-‘ e arc, _ ` _ _ ___._c._ A ._______. _,___, ____,,.,.. .......... _.L . _..._ , .._,.,.....,_ .,,....,.|.._. .... _ .-,...~ _.f _.f _ e , __

:=§' ~ - (su mips above) _,_|- ‘glial is Lveicomenniss Might sniioil l _ 54-inch Navy Cheviot. Heavy quality . _ _ $1.75 Yard -

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' 0 A . _ A. Diclliesoh hal? retunleli sfwril' Fun Fantfe Of Sall'lnS» R35’ - \(>`f9l » 3-' -. ° »

' spending some time at her home inl I ' _ - _ _

_iilieiiilihlfi §.`L2°l§lg§fy”§&J§`$f ' _ ‘ ` _ ‘ ' Figured G@01‘2I€*§t€ and _Crepe dc Cherie, Fugi and

“ From cimlmied cows " ed 0° Saturday. Mme wh which! Broadcloth at pi-ices to suit all.

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Quaker Flour is tested

by results _ _

i’ - '~ OU want ii. ilour that always :iris l _ the some way. Thlffl P1\S_lf}'»

` cakes and bread will bc just

right, with anjevon tcxturo, delicate and

"Quaker Flour can bc depended upon for

' _ such results every time. lt is milled

from selected wheat. We bake iU¢\'Cl'Y ' tiny incur 'own i<itchens,‘iliid,er actual

~ homo dolirllitlons-_-'t0‘ b0»9\ll‘¢‘. fha* It W"

1, iwcdcpcndalale when it leaves thc m\\lS»

I* '|`hoils:llids`o£ housewives use no_oth<'r

'L Every bag sold* with our mone_y-bfivlr _ ' ' gtiarantccf that' uakcr Flour /will 8W° _ i e 420

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,,_______________________________'______ _______,____`_ _ _ _.______ ______,_ ________ Dickiesoii was a recent 'visitor to:

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`§°si°l'§of°i'li"§l»§ii$~nl‘iiiil Boy’s Caps . . _ _ __ .. . . _ . . . . . _._ 50c iii $1.50

Cavendish.-Mr. Preston Campbell

coun ry.-Mss u eson was it recent visitor to Ohariottetownf-` The many friends of Mr. James Moffett are glad to see him out

again after his very painful aecid-| ent. i POIWAGE NOTES.-While smelts were not plentiful by any means. yet, owing to the splendid prices, the smelt season in this vicinity was considered good. and' qult`e satisfac- tory to the iishernien/-James Mc-_ Donald who spent the past. twenty- five years, of! and on, in the Maine ‘ lumber woods is home this winter, but expects to rettim to Maine "

asain pretty soon.~The postmaster- ship at Portage has recently chang- ed hands. Mrs. McDonald is the new postmistress and now occupies the late postmaster's building. 'I‘he

week,-Mr, Henry Bryan contem- plates retiring from farmi and

a F the highly successful- flhners of

known Perche Slliienl Domino.

tolieontheroed _lv0nanEast- ern route.-Not* f here

lends here an ` adopted to

near and conveniently 'M hand inf

hey are the most' siiitlile crops.

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ii i r » lr - I ' - -i i .isdn ‘:_.iii‘.‘;_ '1°.::.. Men s Sofia Italo

gi: sgtcongelrilljale maiimrolite.-5Mr. '

_ ar ‘snwce rox- e , . . _ s mhuiwuiing it ss¢°min§"’Lm 'l hc old slogan still holds good. Look at you-1 _ O

r§$'i'“'p‘§2pZ§fil`§ffi3rl.°"ii2°l§‘Z“"}L Hat everybody else does. See our wonderful dis-

§,'.‘,‘,§‘,',(,‘”§,‘§,{’,§§_° 3,21” ,.1 M‘,';*;_’;‘,§§ play of new Spring' styles and colors. _

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..§‘;i.‘;i1’.'...$.....’.*“i‘l...§’. .f.’°.;.'l"?,l‘°lll.€ _Prices $2.50 in $6.00.

going to Keno 'n to relllgs and li.. io take it easy. ell! been one of I _ *”"""

iri:‘i;;ni°t“$::”§5.?t“§i Milfs ami lioy’s Gaps only in mid# fi\ge.- _ 'well .

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'fe “UM “dvr” °-' f _ emi- Are here in an endless variety of patterns. All m 'i'§'f.°fhi'°:€»”»iTi'l‘ _ the lateststyles.

f,‘{f.."”.1,".§.';“'{L'..f,§°“.;‘},,'¢“l‘,..‘}1§,“,‘,},;“,°,. ` Men’-s-Caps . _ . _ . . . _ . . _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ 75c to $2.50

goes to show the high esteeln in which he was held-ivir nichiirai 4 _ ,_ _ ___

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llew Suits and Topooais _

is contemplating on installing' all- - '_ V _ ' v _ ` _Y v _ '_-Y »2§.‘;‘2“§..Zif.‘°".L §§L°’;c._.‘.f.”.’Z.‘....'.’.‘.’..§_ P7555 “P lm' E393' Ill 90° °f 0|* ~__ n0N’T FAIL To SEE OUR WONDERFUL

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SHOWING OF BOY S CLOTHING

For Men and Young' Men. This Spring' our

values are even better. Truly there will- not be

the slightest difficulty in fitting you and satisfy- ing you on styles, fabrics and colors and the prices _ we know are right.

Men’s Suits _ _ _ _. _ . . _` _ . _ . ._ _ $10.00 to$38.00 Young Men’s Topcoats . . _ __ _ $105.00 to $28.00

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It takes a savrlog half a eentuly y <

to now. some peamtitlle trees _ » ~

we have until iuewre; than stu=t.‘ f _ _

new trees froiitfseoiiliml after the _ l _ '

'present remaining' Yoveete- have' _ » _

_v 3 ' Begg’ _ been desimyedi _ _ ; V ,, .

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