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world’s largest-selling ready-to-eat cereal.
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‘ '  have-t-he original Havor and crispness
e Kellogg discovered and nobody else has
ever been able to equal. Enjoy them at
 hotels, restaurants, on diners;
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have that w°n<1~=f ' ::.°f“:.:.".‘.r=.':‘;‘f..::;°‘..l°_.':.°.‘:.
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"’:s. Archie McLellan were appoint-
Kello||'s Corn Flakie are' always _
light and entre crisp. A wholesome -
treat for children-4-so easy to
digest. 12,000,000 people each day
prefer Kel|o|g'| . . . the genuine '
and original Corn Flalsee.
It always peya to leak for the
re!-and-green Kellogg package.
Sold by all (recon Made lr '
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Kellogg in London, Ontario.
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Southern Notes Many of the articles sold at the
Stanley Thomson of North Tryon
1 wee visitors present. Minutes werei
‘ welded to get paper for stage in;
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< Western Guardian
-WESTERN AGENT.-Ml' C J
new and renewal iubscriptlona ti.
-RETURNED FROM ENJOY-
ABLE TRIP-Mr. and Mrs. Mellviile
to California and the Canadian West.
Mrf and Mrs. Baker expressed them-
's~l'.':s as delighted -with their trip
’ visited among other cities, Van-
-f"12lAN RIVER-The monthly
i ;: _;ig was held at the home of
_ ;-;. Wilfred Gillis. Meeting opened
.th singing of Carry Me Back to|
"‘l Virginny. Eleven members and;
_.id and adopted. Mrs. Jos. G. and
.i to get blinds for school. It wasf
znll. Several musical selections were
Eastern Cuardzan
..'EA3'l‘lBN AQENTB-lk. JI
Murdock is Guardian Agent in Mel-
tazue and will he phased to ralelvv
new and renewal suhl0l'iDl.lMla_
..'FOB SALE-Piano and Gramo-
phone priced low for quick sale. J. L
..'LO0KlNG F08 l"ll!’l‘ STEA-
MER-A steamer is expected ill
Georgetoivn about the 20th to load _
potatoes for the southern markets.-A ‘
..*rnr:i: or 101': - deorgetewn 
Harbor is now free of ice and boats
running between Georgetown and
Boughton Island.-A `, '
..’WEEKLY VVIIIST-The wc”-W
whlst drive was held in St. James
l-lall, Georgetown, on Wednesday.
April 10th, with 8. large llifélidance
Tho ladies prize was won by Miss
Gertle Kiggins and the gentlcM!1S
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Younker. Montague. 3208-4-il-8|. _
by Leo Gotell. A delicious lunch was _
served by Mrs. Capt. Fairchild, MrS- i
Donovan and Mrs. Sampson.-A
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"sen by Mrs. Hubert Gillis and very
;iuch enjoyed. Lunch was sci-ved‘
~nd meeting closed with God Snve_
‘he King. Next meeting at Mvsf
iriustin MacLellan. Roll call, I-lints`
'an I-Iousecleanlng_ ' 
_ -Mrs. T. H. S. Jackson and Mrs.;
Major Small, of Summcrside, i-_'ore
visitors to Emerald this week.-S i
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enwood and Vicinity 5
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` we are pleased to note that in-sl
Alfred Gorrill’s pen of Barred Rocks l
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/ _ _ ,` - Q1* ‘A _"   _.___ _ .and Mrs. James Hessian.-A
"’ I , 9- ' 4 'r :lli'~' A »
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ind the prince an-_-.-arc mann use
` rccentiy visited Georgetown.-A
_T f' ' ' ' "" ` ' T H ' " ff _ SilYI11’l'|E1'
suction at Mr. J. A. Maexennvs made s visit is cape 'inverse on] cimgfsiuinfinns nie being @_~.f...d_
_-1. ._-" found their way to Port Wood. TDUYSGBY Waillil- 1'] to Mr. and Mrs. Watson Boiiltcr.
A '_-**' --i-. ' Milburn on the ai‘ri'.'al of a new
by I DUWUDG UWZQMW Mr. Tom Allen of Cape Traverse Mr. W. J. llowatt of Tryon was a baby boy. i
ice was l>=°l= 011 01° ilih t° who iisned in wood mann use yur visitor to caps ln-nvms on wednes- .__
the wsilm 0! its blfi-ii Ii 11°" win be engaged in the sims oceans- day as use gum or Mr. and Mn mm, Danni end Leoinnn ste-.ml
shore to shore, where it ' ____ `
covers the lace Ol il1=’iion in Picton island this spring, adware Mscrturson. of west Polninnn william c.izie.~..=_h
and Howard Liviii;;stcr.c cl Dunblzne
remain until imed out by Mrs. wiiinm Bull who hu been Muslim Mmululan of wood ls- ‘were to Blbsmfieid meniigv azimu-
W¢lil1¢’l»’ *W5 Very U-l1fi1V0l’8bl@~ b€li'iS iwinter in Iris is now located in Glen
very wet and windy. there was a. fair i Forest “`
gathering. Mr. J. A., MacKenzie sold , ___
D- J. Riley was auctivneer. wood Island North and Lime sands.
 Freeman Hume, young son of Mr. M_r_ Art gmm-,_ ugh; Keeper at
*Jams Hume Iris. was operated on wood mend, has decided not is :uh
Io: aippendicitis on Saturday 13th at,10b5¢¢,-5 this gm-1ns_
‘the P. E. Island Hospital. He is nom" ___
__d°l!\l as well as can be cxpected._ My W, A_ Mgcquem and 15;,”
Thi! disease appears to be almost as ‘Mnriin mh'in partnership this year.
common as toozhache and just csi_H. _
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('  .A fine silver black fox which es-   '
iblped from Mr. Norman MacPher-
_\ <son'a ranch at Hopeneld was shot. Mr. Otto. Cirtus accompanied by
Erlreyivlu to its recapture and Hfief-inn niece, Miss Edith Crosman of
 died from its wounds, The _ Albany. were recent visitors to Cape
 01 Siffaped foxes is a ser- Traverse cn Tuesday evening.
[1 was onencs and i. punishable by ie- _.___
,WN DGMINGG- Mr. Arthur Sh-erran of Crspaud
iii 1- was seen in Cape Traverse on Tues-
1A_ad.l_a1nander (commonly called; day evening.
llgdl which was in s. deep slumber M
‘ ff e sudden and rude awaken- Mr. Wallace McLeod of Mount
§‘ *Q60 MF- MH-znus Fraser off Pleasant, has returned to his home'
35905915 WH dlssihc a post hole on I after a splendid visit to Cape Tra-
ethe ith. There was frost to s depth i verse as the guest of his sister Mrs.
of 21-: feet but the i-spun was he- ' william 'newidsie
law that point. It was active enough ___
when roused from its lowly bed. i Messrs George Macwiiliams and
Monday £6’ Tuesday
“Golflex” Days
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~» S . MONDAY _AND TUESDAY the
' “GOLFEX” factory representative will be
here with scores of the new models in
Spring and Summer Dresses. And you
know when you say “GOLFEX” you are
-.speaking of the last word in stylish zar-
ments.
_ _ _ _ There will also be shown a complete
;_` range of coats for immediate wear.
Special orders to suit individual typ-‘
es, will be taken from this great aa-
lortllient of models ' ‘i
floor _
and Tuesday. '
dere. ev ~M¢Lend Ln.
li 5' of Seeing the New Dresses ,
Among theories seen in Carleton,
from Cape Traverse. on the Thurs-
day evening were as follows:--Misses
out his stock and farming imivle- Mr. Malcolm ivucrhei-sen or rnrtl-my md Beum, H.,,,,m Bum
ments which netted lair prices. Miziwgod Lg now ,_ gmquem, vwmr to
Grossman, accompanied by Lyla Rog-
erson.
i. Mcalra Mal Cope and Otto Cirtus,
_of Albany, were recent visitors to
Cape Traverse wharf on Monday
afternoon.
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Miss Neva Quigley ot Tryon is now
spending a few days visiting in Cape
Traverse, the guest oi Mrs. Fred
Trenholm.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacKay of Al-
fbany. spent sunday visiting in Cape
_?'l‘raverse as the guest of Mrs. Mec-
Kay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Campbell.
Miss Helen Macwllliam has re-
turned to her home after a splend:d
visit in Albany as the guest of Mrs.
Prank Mackay.
Mr. and Mrs. lfeward MacMicken
and little son Arthur of Carleton,
spent sunday visiting in Cape Tra-
vms as the gum cfm. and Mi-5.
Gear” Macllioken.
Mr. ind uri. Anhui- Mackay, or
Albany spent Sunday afternoon at
Cape Traverse wharf as the guest of
Mlaa MaoI¢ay’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Howatt.
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Mn. 1":-ani: llowatt of Capt 'Ira-
verse, has returned to her home Alter
spmding A few dan visitin in Garle-
Accept-this--opportunity i an '
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Mill illal‘.i¢f1¢=. heard teacher of
caps ‘l‘i-averse school spent the week-
I ond at her heme in Orapaud.
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Mr. Percy Gambia of Muddy creek
' was a visitor to Cape Traverse on
‘ latin-day aa the luclt of Mr. Robert
TNnl10lm.-
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I in-_ ammo Hanan of mesa 'ri-vi-in
I hu mul-ua neu mer s my en-
J°y»ble Vilit to can 'havens wharf.
as the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Jamal
0\M»0\l.

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Queen St.  _Charlottetown
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i’r°m an opposite quarter. visiting in Port wood has returned in-ids spent s very enjoyable visit to ing the nucricn sale has by My
_ “’* £0 1191' h0m¢ ill H0P¢fY¢ld- Ca/pe Traverse as the guest ot Mr. stephen Saunders. ‘
An auction sale wok place in Iris ____ md M" Arthur csmpbeu ____
& the same day and thwgh mel Mr- G°‘-“ge Hun” Wh° spent the I i- H _Captain Sam Smith. '.'.'rf_t l":int.
is now in Sydney N. S. fi‘i"l_'1 un
his vessel in readiness f.-.v the miriam?
ier trade. He is lacing xssiztcri in Iii:
_work by his son. Edison anti bro lm'
James Smith.
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Miss Elsie McD:inaicl_ Milo, is spvnd-
iing ii few days in Glenvccfl, the
lguest, of her sister. Mrs, Efzij, M1-
'Isaac
Mr. Preston McI:.ar.<‘, ferr :ly of
iGlel'lW0od, who is new condliriiii-l n
retail business in Nova Scotia. rc-
cently came home for a short viflt
‘in oi-der to see his nic friends and
io dispose of his farm, The ;‘i'.r;h.°”-
er of the lattfr was Mrt Jcsnri. Il.
Mclsaac. While his friezlds in Gini
wood regret that he will no lozlgcr
be a permanent resident in this _:cc-
Laymg comes; mst wcek with 51' ..*Mv_ .lcseph Gotell, Boughton
 lib/~_ .“s_ 594 p°m¢s_ to their cream , Island. recently visited Georgetown. A
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Mr. and Mrs. John T. stewart or ~-‘M11 Eugene D°1°fl'- N¢'~’P°‘°-
West Point, where they vvill spend the ' -'*
1 ._~l_lr. John McCorniac, Launch-
_.~'ll'HlST DRIVE - Twelve or]
more tables were thoroughly enjoy-‘
od at Si.. James Hall, Georgetown.
or. April 17th. the occasion being the _
closing of a ivhlst tournament. The |
first prize ivns won by Miss Gertie'
Kiggins and the second prize by J.
H. Skinner. Many high scores were
niiidc and much interest was manl-
fested-ln the outcome of the play. A
delicious lunch was served by Miss
Mary Macdonald, Mrs. Earn Doyle
PERSONALS
4 ._='Mi~. Alexander Johnson, New-
ipnrt, i'r<‘:‘:itly visit/ed Georgetown.-A
l ._'I»lr, John M. Mclienrie oi Seal
_Rive-r, v.~c.°iuly visited Georgetown.-A
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_.".\ivs_ Easton. Georgetown, re-
"v \'i.=lted lillontilgiie.-A
.."'.\li‘s_ Dalziel, Georgetown, is
'vlsitixify in Clic.rl:ttetov.'n the gucst
f of hcl' daughter, Mrs. L. W. Shaw.-A
i ..*M:.l_tei- Bzkky McNeill who has
ilaesn viaiing in New Perth, the
l giirsg, rf hi". iltirle, Mr. Roy McNeil.
li-c'iirricd to his home in George-
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- ..'l1E,=_s li-"lie McKinnon, teacher.
‘ at-~ii:'i:ii;:lh;:, .-pant the week end in
i Georggstown the guest of Miss Gene-
vieve Solomon.-A
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Monday Morning April 1Z2nd.
opens our
Spring Sale of Linens
Sheetings, Pillow Cottons etc. l,
FROM PAST EXPERIENCE YOU have learned to ex-
pact a good deal from this annual Spring Sale of ours, and we
think you will be offered something perhaps better than any-
thing you have yet seen, in this wonderful array of bargain,
Monday morning, head of main stairway, 2nd floor.
BLEACHED SHEETING
Good medium weight 70 in-
ches wide ..._.........34c yd.
BLEACHED SHEETING
Fine evenly woven, will give
excellent wear 63 inches wide
 40c yd.
Three big specials in Wabasco
bleached sheeting
72 inches  yd.
72 inches __  _ _ . . . .. .65c yd.
90 inches  yd.
Unbleaclied sheeting. Durable
fine quality round thread
63 inches  yd.
72 inches .............38c yd.
£80 inches  yd.
Circular pillow cotton. A med-
ium weight fully bleached 40 in-
ches wide  yd.
Circular pillow cotton. Extra
weight. A. 'ajecial value.
40 inches  yd.
42.incl:lea   .....45c yd.
g Bleached sheeting, service-
able, good weight 70 inches wide
 38c yd.
BLEACHED SHEETING
72 inches wide .. . . . . . . .45c yd.
80 inches wide . . . . . . . . .50c yd.
BLEACHED SHEETING
OUR BEST
72 inches  yd.
80 inches  yd.
90 inches  yd.
UNBLE/ACHED SHEETING
Extra heavy weight
72 inches .. . ._._,,. . . . . . .45c yd.
81 inches ......,......52c yd.
Circular pillow cotton. A heavy
fine 'evenly woven ctoton
40 inches  yd.
42 inches  . . . . .
 .40c yd.
Wabasso Pillow Cotton
inches yd.
inches ._ ..........48c yd.
46 inches _ .  .50c yd.
42
44
Special Values
34 inches wide  yd.
35 inches  yd.
36 inches  ....13c yd.
in Grey Cottons _
36 inches  yd.
36 inches  .....18c yd.
40 inches ._ _ _ . . .
....20c yd.
» _ A if Interesting Values in Table Damask
_.'l1;'. Chesfer Llewellyn, George-
? town, was in Houghton Island this
‘ iicek on biisincss.~A
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_ _/Miss l-.lay Campbell, Cardigan.
,spent the weclz end in Georgetown.
_ li:-e guest of hcr aunt, Mrs. Hennes-
, scy.-A
ing, recently visited Georgetown.-A
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i . .*i\liss Margaret Mltcdonald, pupil,
tlcn. they ivisli liiri cv:~':_~.' sii:c.~~._s Gca__g:_,_O__,n High Sehook spent the
in his new line of endeavor, biz: :;~ns‘. _ _‘Mk and at my home in Deana
that business will not be so brlst; or
tn prevent him paying ircqiirnt v'_.;l:
to his old home.
Messrs. Robert and Albert Milii{:r.n
of Milo attended the Auction at
Bloomfield on the lllih inst, and
were the purchasers of`n f;ne hcrsc.
` Mr. Beni Dunvllle is bu.=;iiy'cnr.ag-
ed in preparations for the lcbstcr
fishing season.
An unpleasant accident, but one
which under the circumsfcnces might
have been still more serious occurred
at Glenwood on Sunday when Mrs.
Neil Boulter fell into a cellar, which
cm of the children had left open.
Her right arm was painfully injured
Ind she received it had shaking up
but her condition is improving last.
Misa Linda Currie. teacher at Mil-
burn, sepnt the week-end in Glen-
'ood the guest of Miss Flora Boul-
l_l‘.
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ur. mwooc Mcphtrson, teacher st
lount Royal spent the week-end at
ills home in Dunblane.
_ Messrs. James and Llewellyn Liv-
illitone were visitors to 'Springfield
ell ‘hieadayf-O
s' . Marsh.-A
s
 _ ‘Mrs Hannah Dmd. who has
Heavy serviceable cream cot-
ton table damask comes in Dice
pattern 54 inches wide . .35c'yd.
A leader in bleached all linen
table damask 60 inches wide
 90c yd.
_Bleached all linen table nap-
kins. A firm evenly woven linen
_will give you excellent service 22
inches by 20 inches _.$3.00 doz.
Finely woven bleached table
damask of a. good medium
weight 54. inches wide ..39c yd.
Two big values in heavy ser-
viceable all linen table damask.
Bleached..
68 inches _............$1.25 yd.
70 inches ............$1.50 yd.
Colored bordered luncheon
cloths. Made from good quality
Irish oyster linen. Assorted col-
ored brodered 52 inches by 52
inches ...............$1.00 ea.
3.”§§i.‘.i‘;if_‘.fii;‘§ Save on Towellings and Towels
._‘M1'. J.1:1-.cs Condon, Georgetown
.president of the Southern Packing
_ Company at Boughton Island, paid a
1 biisincss trip there recently.-A
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NON-BROODINBSS IN
_ Povnmr
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(Experimental liann Notca)
Only afew years ago, a large
‘number of people who kept poulky,
‘considered broodineaa in their flocks
with an increase, especially lines
liJl8 in the number of poultrymcn,
_shape of ground contamination, ae
chicks each sprinl should he rated
IIE ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF .
Good medium weight all linen
roller towelling 16 inches wide
 15c yd.
Our best quality _“Moorinac"
linen roller towelling, 17 inches
 26c yd.
-Pure white Turkish towels 22
inches by 44 inches .. . .$1.00 pr.
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that it is all important that the " ` -_-' " ._ » _ __ _,__
Heavy all linen roller towel-
ling 16 _inches wide _ . . . .20c yd.
Our best quality all linen Glass
towelllng 22 inches wide .300 yd.
Heavy hemstiched all linen
towels 18 inches by 34 inches
 75c. pr.
while Io-iaaism ssasymd
N0- 1 quality ......._._._s1.v5 ea.
an asset rather than a. possible liabil Seo of  M e
 _ 1' 95 1' gems
nndlthereforc an increase in the M _ ‘
intensive system of housing the e ~ C  __ _ t
birds, a menace has arisen in the \ ` 4-J . °
on clean ground. It ll 'till
rr bmddv hens an used u ul l>r°04iMb
medium, it is only natmil to suppose i-|10 M1550!
that they will.pa.|s on to thai! “Wi I0 brood
chicks any intestmai pai-emu of ollilhit those
naarsvnmr: scnoor. dame with which they my as brvdy. nu. mm
--- infested or infected. 0011110 if s male
YOIIIU Wife EMI relieving is the minding or Hem- ay breeding qui nmodinee fi-cm a emu in mm nw woody mea.
Only Sou, 5 H¢|\th| ville mimi mi- no mann. or March. finer the incentive to use ineiiinwn emalnm an
....,___ - ' _ Oi-ads x. 1. Donald Nicholson. 2, and broaden is increased, thereby eonnaei-ably on
Belle Maokenaie. 8, Evelyn Mac- safeguarding the flock to some IRIUMMI IQQQ,
xmas. ment, - » U. our a_ _ el
Grade VIII. 1, Dorothy Madken- -----------------~ *Nil* -
I0. I, Mamie Nicholson. 8, Alexander 2, Spurgeon Maclknnad. I, John If 'N
lltolhnlk. mound. 'hliiliilt
51466 VI. L Mary MacKenzie. 2, Grade II. 1, Lloyd Nicholson. Q, UN Mi 
menus. I. niiiian ms- .umnder mount* _ tv/lu amine Nl! lint ‘T ip, olaa
oi-mer. i. auapholemwl. vo- we flea me is on one al ig
Dinh Murray. non Macleod. 3. Billy Smith. nuilala recorded llwaiacas
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