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cells makes Puffed Wheetend Puffecl Rice ns- nourishing as ` hot cooked cereals.

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AVE you tasted this utterly diEerent kind of

H cereal . . . Pufed Wheat and Putied Rice _ . . the crispest, crunchiest cereal on the market today? l Pulled Wheat and l’uEed Rice are diderent because rl-ley're made diiierently. Choice full-tiavored grains of wheat and rice are sealed in huge bronze guns. ,Then revolved in fiery ovens. This expands the natural mois- ture in the millions of tiny food cells. Then the guns " ue fired. Causing 125 million explosions in every grain.

Every tiny food cell is blasted open. The grains are

made as completely digestible as though they had been cooked for- hours. Hence Pulled Wheatand Pulled Rice are virtually as nourishing as hot cooked cereals. ‘ These grains "shot from guns"`_be`comc B normal size. They have all the buttery crispness of fresh toast. They taste like sweet ‘ new out-meats. Never ' before was rich grain nourishment made so delectably good to eat. Order ` Pulled Wheat ' and Puiied Rice from your grocer today. ’I'he Quaker Oats Company. -

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ern orpoint way you' constructiozl protects your ln- |°ld°d °° "_°P°“° "ml" Pl” ln-M°'°"

§¢; fn mo" waking hm; pq- vcgment by giving long suv. Rear Community l-lall on May 2nd. dlfi_- . . $l‘ll‘llll<lg¢ {gg_ Hggpqinfg Supa. . _ _ . . .|.nd oven current --A,-,.¢,m“i¢~ Oven Conwl R. | was Evelyn McNeill. nlrnira, la

' ` ` " visiting her sisters Miss Agnes

ranbeautomatically controlled. _ Prmms this saving in dmg now

md ¢,m¢n¢_ _ _and Miss Annie. now of Lorne valley.

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heat and makes possible an 'IS $35'_l“d m,“Y

lahnirc variety of inexpensive convenient terms.

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Mrs Herbert McKenzie, Charlotte 5

' repairing the Bangor Church, good

` t workmen are never idle.

g Mr. Roland Hickox, formerly ofi |l=‘rerlericton. ‘ls spending some time' visiting* Ihis sister Mrs. Phillip Mc-

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. The April meeting of the Lorne ' i_ valley Wolnen‘a _Institute _was ,held

in the school room with an attend- 'ancs of twelve members and five visitors. The meeting`ope_ned`with singing of Ode. _The usual order of busincr.; was conducted after which

‘ rn enjoyable evelaing was spent in -/ary interesting contests conducted . *oy Mr. Malcolm Marissa and Mina

-. ,' Violet Lcard, which were also the

. 1 , hostess of the evening. Next meet- '-°W ing to be held ln school on May[an'1. PRICE( ` ` ._,,,,..wo

4 The Lorne Valley Dramatlo'Olub

crowded school house and judging

joyed Each ohnrnoler was well act-

Au Stal from tho audience. They have de

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popularity not because of tho prorn- I “W li in i»h¢~Dl!\° V

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-"I was advised to uso Doddhliid ney P.lla for my_ kidney trouble wrltcl Mrs. E. Klhtldt, 92,Dlli' st., st. .l6nn, Nga. "1 was trouble

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` ` ' ' ' ' ` ' ` ` strengthen the kidneys ao they can The _meal bag under the beam.

BAKE ` § as tnelrnnll me sr atntnlar. my .

impurities out of tho blood. t‘ I think lt'a like a horse

, coursing _All black with frlalltenlrlg mane. ‘ ear-me to tna.rllnel-ant or-pans 'mat anrlnas out ofthe mth.

‘tha nourishment they naruto iltseo And tramvlrs on its way.

.tnnn .suns ana tualtay. _ __ nvltln me rw. ._

Dodd' Kidney Pills can be obtain- _The gha.‘f'l:lz cf a _mane-

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.3 _ ; The-first requisite ln any beauty pee

/n"0 ‘ __ program is absolute clehnllttm. The us

. ~ _' women whose body is always scrupul- de

ously cles.n,`.whose nails are never th marred by one bit of sol and whose no

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hherest of her body is usually the to

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comefback tolta lovely sheen very

quickly, it behoovcs every one to by

_ ~--~" ' _ Williamson, of Malpeque, and thc|

. _ . g esteem in which he was held was»

' ’ evidenced by the large number wno y

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mane crcdnmle s me first law in the quest for beauty.

I lf one examines the hair under n ' microscope it will bsensily seen why

it is sometimes difficult to get the

instead of having a smooth surface

L sheathed in minute .scales somewhat

resembling the shingles on n roof. It

5753 grime and rlandruf! lodge. and unlcs

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' wvm. la ependius I RW dw-1 01° when mess iltt1e<realea~sn each

81159 01 h" l7°l'°“l'5 MT- mdfmnr hair are clean, the light striking

' A~ C- M°D°“°1‘|- them has the same effect as wherl it

*shines on it rare jewel-the result is a

Mr- Gwfse MUTHMS H14 M1- M1- ,gleam ana light from the hair. on'

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SUS M01'-»°°d» °°¥\“'°°i0’5» “fe “°W‘_the other hand, if dirt. has become

if/.» 1-." V'-A” 5- ll. fl\ll’ila¢'lyiBeai:tift:l I

& 3 U _ _nyulauala Be,

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ver and surrounding country.

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woman who reY§nii1a`_h`er ‘youthful use beauty longest For one bit of care n lessneas in clue of the akin care of tve

nails takes its toll as loss of in

beauty. It takes a long time to bring ity :kin 'coarseued by grime and dirt ln back to n lovely, fine _texture Be- r

cause hair which has lost its life and iln luster through lack of care. .doaen‘t est in all departments of her work.;

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irmthoroughly clean. Each hair,

it appears tothe naked eye; ls

under these little scales that oil,

ey are removed by very' careful antpoolng-the grime becomes lodged ereso firmly that cleansing is not ry easy. ‘Harsh as it may sound,

een and gloss therefore, its beauty

lodged in thc heir there will be no gleam or gloss and the hn._Lr -assumes that, dull, dl'nb,'lustcrless appearance l

which is detrimental to _its beauty and soon results in the hair becom~

lxtg faded, brittle and lifeless.

Brush the hair for several minutes

every night mo;'_n_‘.ng, using a brush with It>'ng"bi-fstl"cs>>`tll*,t"`w1ll ‘pénl cirate through 'tllt:""l1a’.ru Ma!i:a_gc~_ the scalp with til: filrgcrtps, lno\ln_g| the scalp itself to stIm'i1`ate` the c1`l'~~ .clllation of blood. Slfalnpco at reg- _ ‘ular -intervals. using rt mild liquid shampoo mixture, auch as pure Cas- ltllo soap liquid, olive oil, coeoanut oil or liquid tar soap. There are many good shampoos on the market and it will be found that _ pure Castile soap liquid is always u.reliablc_ _ shampoo. The olive oil in this soap. gets down into the inderltatlona 'on each hair lahaftflmd looaens the particles of dust

massage. Massage -tire scalp tllpr- oughly for _at least flvc minutes, then brush the hair itself for several min-

water and mix the liquid' shampoo with warm water to make a good. lather. Apply the soap lather to the hair, _rubbing lt well into the roots of of the hair. Rmse off the first soap latherlng with warm water; apply nnotller. applicnlonand proceed as before. , Two, three or more applie-

ations of the liquid shampoo should be used, depending upon thc condition of the hair. Olly hair needs more soaplngs and so do acalps with excess- ive dandruff. Rinse the hair thor- oughly. after. eaiqh application ‘of the shampoo mixture. Finally, rinse the

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New B ° ' I we ' y' hair ln three or four waters, using any

special rinse that the _type of hair and color calls for. Dry the hair well by

aging tile scalp with the fingertips. Shake the hair, bending over from the

) waist and throwing the hair over the _ face, and give it lla air l\nd|eu_n bath -» if possible. Those _whose h'air has a

MQ, tendency to be_dry will flnd it a._good

q plan to rub warm olive oil into the

5,; scalp before and after the shampoo,

4 ul this will replenish the supply of natural oil and _lubricate the hair.

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uard which occurred on Merch?

e but known and most highly rea- ted citizens. lie had been in his uaigood nealtn when he was aud- nly stricken last. November. at medical skill could do was 'of

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MB. ISAAC BERNARD

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the pas-ling ofthe late Isaac

mo, tne eomniunlty at ri-enc1r‘

called upon to surrender one of

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avail and he passed peacefully y on the morning of March ist., that- home beyond at the early of 48 years. The late Mr. Ber-I Q was la man always found ac-: in my work which was for the

hair and scalp-or of the hands general welfare. llc was llitcrestcdi

the building up of the commun-

ln which he lived and especially i

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the work of the church. He was u , ular attendant oi’ the Presbyter-E

Church and took a. deep inter~|

funeral service wus conducted

Mr. Fleck, assisted by Rev.- Mr.,

plrercllt to pay their last lrl-» of respect and followed ltffun- i

Tile pall bezirers were:_ Samueli

, , were . ' lnltc

' A' /“ _ eral cortege-t,o~the Geddic Memorial l

% Cemetery where his body was laid;

i 4 * '_"; ` to rat by the fellow members oft

‘_ _ ` " Prince Edward Lodge A. F. :md A.§ \ =" \f.' il '\ _

u Bernard, Stanley Bl-cv.-n, Ira Mac-.

need, George F. nuey, H. eff Ma:-,

and Alexander Hlitz. llc lcnvcs

lZ.ou1'll a widow formerly Msf. c M:lcLe:d, three sow; ami turn

daughters namely: Cllnrlcs and Wal- lace Mrs. New Winfred in Kimberley, B, C., Stan- iey. Frank, of French Blver, also one sister, Mrs. Emma Cole, of French River. g

of Ca.lifol‘nia, l~lnrtllcl at llznlé. Stanley Brown and lviiss Ola, of London, besides' four braihcfz.

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of Calgary, William A. and

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We Wi" bring an Easy to your home any time you say. ‘

_ _Tlyeéll -_ with your owl_1 clothes; with opportunity to see for g;1_u£c0f,hy?_;le m_ay lnvestlgalte to see how thousands and thou-

wlves ever

with an EASY_ . yw ere, escape washday drudgery

_ This is 0111' Wiiy Of illlroduc ing the Easy -- and there is no

obllgatlol1_to purchase. Of course, if you wish you may keep it. If you don t we are glad to have shown you just the same

Prices $110.00 and upward --Terms arranged. ' ASK for demonstration to day _ now.

R. T. Holman, Ltd. Clfrown'

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‘ WEN! VALLEY AND VICINITY. lack orieleanllneaylauna or me meet M°‘“°'”“ °"“’°h‘ WMM" H'

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Tile floral tributes were ll.: fol-

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frequent causes of hair- losing- its

and family; Crescent, Mn-_

tilda. and George. Anna and Harold; spray. H. P. and Mrs. Found; Ancll-L _ or, ` The Whiting Mead Oo., California. ’

Prince Edward Lodge; Wreuth,~

Dealers for

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!A_Q_llE2EOPLE RIDE ,ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER

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FOR YOUR ' mar Money

I’M in the happy position of havin!

been chosen to sell . . ln your com-

munity . . The World‘a Greatest Tires.

ialize on this make-'-Goodyear-

l bdgaedte they have proyen ;l_;emI.¢lV¢=

beat in the onl three I testi 0

tire aualiry: 1. ln the ln¥r'ito_l’y» 2- 05 _ rest eeta or millions oi miles, 3. For the many millions of 'miles of ollf weather all-road driving on users’ cars. l recommend them to you _ beau!" they are the only tires with the _famous All»Wenther Tread--the tread with i traction in the center, where it belongs -and because theyare the only tires msd. with sgsermut. the outa-elglde patented G year cord which springs and recoverl instead of breaking when

vou__li_ tire strikes a bump or n rough

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Because l specialize I can carry a full stock which turns ra|i\:dly. Thus you save time; you get fres er stock,_bettet

value and low coat.

I' i youroom uniry..rn signs anld diy local advtdxrtlsing identify me. Seemeirltwhenyounextlloedtlli.

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