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     MARCH 12. 1953 l'Fl-IE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN PAGE NINE 
     
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     i. . 1'18 in the dmerenrt dl-Itrim Tm However. by the tinie that became tion And he d to k b t 1 it b - di th v iti t of damn ' 
     
     vl nudges Fuujgowratiol drdlirlnllctgnalviixlsiell-leim beonialmgmze "16 necessary it would be possible to or this the l'osdwdrI:rwslsldoIl1esps: glgfrlldulltsirgegllerrengwitii pgzmgnrg Isnllslm den ” on me  in considerable amount Ehadklt? w'(,),iIs'Idarxi1ote:t:1t:e.entl:l)velon';rvll:f 
     
     :. an d mm D,” 1 m 1 99”" "9"? do four miles in the time it takes economically as elsewhere. He marking on low prices. It was his He added. "Perhaps we can get of comment from other members, lure the present boat would have 
     
     it JISL .. ....... : ”'"gu:”d "9 W” 1mP0"vIM W to do one now. and at a cheaper tried to provide some "extras" to experience that when one item them to join the railway" so they mainly Irom Mr. E. Earle MacDon- to be replaced. He wondered if 
     
     -.9 M t t uh f dgmw he be”:l”" XIII; I0””W m5 cost. make up for the roads and noted went down mother went up to could either go on strike or only aid and Mr. R. Ft. Bell, both of such "subsidizing" was advisable 
     
     L were done. The, dggzlox: Riga woe reg”? wtryiulg-oabe cl: rutction hand He spoke of the,many new pro- that the man on the road machine maintain a counterbalance. work hall the time anyway. whom were critical of the service and remarked that many people or 
     
     . ughl; paving wt; en Muniy River the mum In to ti"! 586 1W He ceases being developed and hoped can save a great deal of money Beaver Damage Regarding the Wood Islands provided. the city who owned summer homes 
     
     . mile reach be wrebor Mo” 0! the btmeded P '7" 3 3 WW4 Mi in the near future that a my type for the Province through going He told Mr. George Seville, ferry service he said he had "a. few The speaker did not favor having over there drove their cars at no 
     
     ; and Murray 1'1?! e. 11 N3” 1"d' (mu 1 F l or dustlcss surface would come right ahead with his work. Fifth King's. who had severely crlt- dollars" in it, not to make money. the service taken over by the Can- cost on the boat. 
     
      remainder wx zttimg. u cum Mr Macml:;'1' nut ll; "3 forth from experiments in pro- Noting nut labor is the basis oi ielzed the permission given to kill but because he was interested in adian National Railways as he It was suggested by Mr. Mac- 
     
     - mg from H: wgmngwn r be” -that wldegu 9 Ed: meg; gnu. all costs he said he had seen that beavers, that it he had had as the service. Other boats could be thought rates would rise if that Donald that it might be possible 
     
     mnllh 5" ted 221' mm! 1 ha lore,” "8 w W Th0 Mimi”? alfetd With Mr. when potatoes went too high in much trouble as the Minister with obtained but they would have to happened. for the Government to shortly sc- 
     
     In all. hewilr ed- M Med 2, an Igmemwe 3; 955m W" Frank Myers, First Queen's, when price the people simply switched those animals he too would favor be converted for use and then in He was asked by Mr. Bell about quire one or more boats from the 
     
     y roads were He G350 and gghat his mmed that nl':my”5vM3 the ergg; he said recently the roads in his to another article of food. He destroying them. Mr. Maciiinnon two years would have to be recon- the condition of the Rocky Point Dartmouth Ferry Commission when 
     
     A 3t:pI;da8Idrtm Wu mepumg I oomg done WW1 d have m be gone over ggelrenilra Ian :5; stzglieiy slizlcrl lgx: izwletaregmtglogf oi; :?1l':;IIex.;'llif1l:ldl:IlIilldlngZI1d()8f dantiis had vexed as lreizhters again. This he ferry and expressed the idea that the new Halifax-Dartmouth btidc0 
     
     plume can sheet of mad build. again and rebum m hm, yam. any esan caus- so was too expensive for the it was not good. He said its op- is built. 
     
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     GI T. i 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
      There is no 
     
     "overnight cure" 
     
     ior irregularity ; 
     
    
   
   
    
     to the common problem of irregularity 
     
     due to lack of bulk 
     
    
   
   
    
     Beautiful Spring 
     
     Dresses 
     
    
   
   
    
     Truly a fabulous collection of Nylons - 
     
     Embossed ioffeios - sheers - and cottons 
     
     in solid color: - floral; checks and stripes 
     
     - many new spring colors - 
     
    
   
   
    
     Blouses 
     
    
   
   
    
     Slze5.2 to 14x 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Cations lawns - Nylons and crepes 
     
     in colon white - rod - aqua, pink, blue 
     
    
   
   
    
     and yellow - very smart styles. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Childrenls Coats 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sizes 2 to 6x 
     
    
   
   
    
     , Girlsl Coats 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sizes 7 to Hx 
     
    
   
   
    
     Childrcns 2 to 6x 
     
     SL98 to 55.95 
     
    
   
   
    
     Priced from- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     There are men and women (per- 
     
     llabg you're one of them) who 
     
     won t let "nature take its course". 
     
     THEY TRY TO SUBSTITUTE 
     
     UNNATURAL "FORCING AC- 
     
     TION" FOR THE NATURAL 
     
     REGULARITY WHICH SEN- 
     
     SIBLE DAILY HABITS AND 
     
     SUFFICIENT BULK "IN THE 
     
      PROBABLY 
     
     Many on ml. the mm of using 
     
     lusuvos in a way lsudve makers 
     
     Mvernintenderi: They uh "big 
     
     dong willy.-nilly withouteven 
     
     reading the directions on the label. 
     
     Naturally such overdoslng-with 
     
     Dfoducts lntcnded only for over- 
     
     gzht relief of s tesnpg lamp- 
     
     , 0-Guns. upon t c eicata 
     
     :'rKa!iI"1lVI system an -unnatural 
     
     There's nothing wrong. of course, 
     
     ivlth talun laxatives occasionally. 
     
     l mu fee you have to take I 
     
     l”.mIVe.,yust be sure you take it 
     
     ;l:l Edn sn sccurnte, recom- 
     
     oae. 
     
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     TROUBLE. 
     
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     I" "Ply natural foods-such 
     
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     grows I un ant 
     
      which normally and 
     
     .Igds the rhythmic pro 
     
     020! of e immstlon. 
     
     lnnoothernaturslfoodl I a1 
     
     :14” no ideally found as in Ihztlalller 
     
     IYOII of the whole wheat kernel, 
     
     :'0'"I nnenlly on ma. 
     
     "ll ll nature's "l ti food 
     
     :;l'm4: of e medl(:.ih:"l." When 
     
     '9?" Y Processed Ind shredded, 
     
     "Mk Wheat brln yields smooth 
     
     WW” bulb that the digestive 
     
     Wmmunhandleinsnotuniwsy. 
     
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     IEAT KILLOGG'S ALL-BRAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Kellogg Company has made 
     
    

    
     whole wheat bran into a delicious 
     
    

    
     grealrfast cereal-Kellogg's All 
     
     ran. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     mums NATURALLY wsur 
     
     mwa-rvrs LAXATIVES Lo 
     
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     WASTE yy 5 NATURAL mg 
     
     gs-novmss SOFTNATURAL 
     
     sun: :93 sssv NATURAL 
     
     sorrow. 
     
    
   
   
    
     There is no stomach upset, no 
     
     churning, no alter-effect exoe t the 
     
     feeling of satisfaction and ulill- 
     
     ment that comes with natural, 
     
     normal elimination. 
     
     I 
     
    
   
   
    
     To obtain lasting relief. of course. 
     
     Kellog 's All-Bran must be eaten 
     
     regular y. You can have it for 
     
     breakfast every morning secure in 
     
    

    
     the knowledge that it isn't habit. i 
     
     forming. i 
     
     More than one million servings of 
     
     Kell g's All-Bran are consumed 
     
     eachoday. This popularit of itself 
     
     is proof that this nature lustivc 
     
     cereal lives up to what we say 1 
     
     about it. 
     
    
   
   
    
     But even better proof comes from 
     
     thousands of satisfied All-Bran 
     
     users. The write of their own free 
     
     will to tel us what nstursl relief 
     
     the receive from eating Kellogg's 
     
     All-Ilran daily and drinking plenty 
     
     of water. I 
     
    
   
   
    
     EVERY MORNING FOR 
     
     BREAKFAST FOR 10 DAYS. 
     
     THEN. IF K)ll'RF. NOT COM- 
     
     PLETELY SATISFIED. SEND 
     
     THE EMPTY CARTON TO 
     
     THE KELLOGG COMPANY, 
     
     LONDON. ONTARIO-AND 
     
     GET DOUBLE YOUR MONEY 
     
     BACK. 
     
    

    
     Remember-Kelloulh All-Bran 
     
     has helped millions. hy not you? 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Many flattering styles in solids - iweeds 
     
     and checks with or without velvet trim - 
     
    
   
   
    
     a rainbow of smart spring shades. 
     
     Priced from- 
     
    
   
   
    
     315.95 to 526.95 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cools with matching felt hols -- plains 
     
     checks and iweeds in colors navy, brown 
     
     blue, red, rose, yellow and beige. 
     
     Priced from- 
     
    
   
   
    
     S4.95 to 518.9! 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     -Sklrts 
     
     Dozens of beautiful styles and colors -7 
     
     In smart iwoods -- choclu - toffotos - 
     
     plolds and solids - various new spring 
     
     skim. ' ' T 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sizes 2 to 6): 
     
     52.50 to 54.25 
     
     Sizes 70o l6 
     
     ' 33.95 to 55.95 
     
    
   
   
    
     MGDRE 5. M9Leoon.rniLes 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     31.95 to 53.95 
     
    
   
   
    
     Boysl Coats 
     
    
   
   
    
     wm. I1'ONyGcp; to Match 
     
     Blue I to 6x 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gabordlnh -- chock: - suede: and twoeds 
     
     ln colors brown. blue, ton and navy. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Priced frame. 
     
    
   
   
    
     i 35.95 to 514.95 
     
    
   
   
    
     Girls 7 to 12 yrs 
     
     52.50 to 58.95 
     
    
   
   
    
     Teenage 10 to 14x 
     
    
   
   
    
     55.95 to 58.95