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There are as dif- - _ferent varieties of tu as °f

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Red Rose 1-is a- blend of about

a_dozen varieties of teas, chiefly _hill-grown /.SSAMS-the rich. est and stroi gest teas grown.

_ The skilf .il blending of these #gas produce. the deiighifui .-.ma distinctive Red Rose flavor,

I The rich, stron ASSAM l` inthe Red Rose pgckage are soeaiiiell of tea essence that three teaspoon. fuls go as far as five of ordinary tes.

` The Red Rose combination of Quality

and Economy is obtainable only in thé Red Rose package.

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Blogfesphy___ot Guynenier' _ 1 'Written by Close Friend

held the position of Ace' of Aces among the French aviators, as Rich-

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f Milk Stage

more compnciiy it can be packed

_ and, in consequent-e, the better_ the

quality of thc silage

'_ thofen dld‘nmong the Germans. Both Too ,muh ,mess cannot be ,am A 10 Day Tube 0fPepl0-

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Mortane. to whom he dictatedmost of the material used in the biography.

Guynemer is the most famous air-

victories being even more ‘remarkable than the number might lead one to think. He made his record during a. short sprlce of time and againstgreat odds, crippled in equipment -and fighting an enemy prepared to an hlniost incredible extent. He was called “The Winged Sword of France," but we know that he was often flying with broken wings und bent sword and that the honor duo him is as great as though he had accomplished live times as much an he dld. ` _

At twenty he was one of the

world's great heroes, modest to tho point'-<0! slinering and adored b ' all

man of the war, his fifty-three aerial -i ' -- -"fl »

` the.lteeplng of sllage largely depends.

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On Your Teeth Now

There is now on your teeth a slimy

film. You can feel it with your tongue. It _clings to teeth, gets between the teeth and stays.

The tooth brush alone doesn’t end it.

The ordinary tooth paste does not dis- solve it. So month after month it stays there and may do a ceascless damage.

That film is what discolors --not the

teeth. It is the basis of tartar. It holds food substance which fer-ments and forms acid. It holds the acid in contact

with the teeth to cause decay.

books give personal accounts of the upon the necessity of thoroughly » dent, toshofw you h0W°to experiences of these two aviators j` packing Ib! fodder in :lie silo so as end film. See below. ‘ ’ #|1119 in active 5e|.yice_ Guymamelas to exclude the air as much as pos- _ . A

tara by his intimate hienm Jacques Bible. lt. is upon this one thin that -

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Western Spring Wheat Flours.

'-Beaver" Flour in milled of blended wheat. Ji contains Ontario Fail Wheat (famous for paltry making) .blended with Western Spring

Wheat to add strength. _

You rave shortening-and you get s Hour that is always the nmr ln quality and strength-when you use "Beaver" Flour, the only kind

of ilnur that is equally good for Bread and Pantry.

DEALER!--write us for prices on Fe¢d,0ooi1e~ Grains nn1lCerelll. IU!

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France.` At twenty-two he was it _ captain, with honors too numerous to.

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Millions of germs breed in it. They,

with tartar, are the chief cause of pyor- rhea. Most tooth troubles are now traced directly to that film.

corn fodder in the silo. ily the use'

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Cutting Fodder for Silo.

A device vonsisiiiig ol' ai joinled pipe, ‘

_ or some yurinlion of li, uliurhed io _l rho lop oi llie blower pipe is ut pres-

'.-n~‘. in use i`or`dislribuling the cu!

ol" this distributor it is possible at the sauie time to scatter llic 1-ui corn

Dental scientists have for years

sought a way to end film. They have known that brushing could not save teeth if it left that film upon them. Now that film combatant has been found. Convincing tests, under able authorities, have proved it beyond question. The method is now embodied in a dentifrice called Pepsodent. And we supply 'it free for testing to anyone

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,Describes the_Modest Hero -gfesbeziiiniiigsiii delhi" 1ii°in1'»° :cus _ _ .7 ,.

'lod the greatest amount ofiood ina- _ _ _ W- H-

terlal can be obtained and the best ' ' / _ ,` - `\

' OME time ago we had the story quality of sllage mudi-_ . . ' ' ,_

of Cam. Ricmhorem the ou- fb; ~="l'°1‘ fh°\{_l<1 bi edigsledifg By 8 Film-MIIIIOHS Of Them . ` - man ,mm who was kmed in cu_ e corn n s orl engt B. W -' ~ ' d .

I Aprm 1918 NUM we have __ th_i_e_;;1-i;<;:;ritl;_s oilaii |nch_a_s the maxi- '

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biography of Georges G_____ueu_e___ who :nw _oddeg ___ _____n___ie;e;_se “say :$5 All Statement: Atfrofl/ed by H13/I Dental Aulhonlur _ _ /

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The Way to End It

Pepsodent is based on pepsin, the

digestant of albumin. The film is albu- minous matter. The object of Pepso- dent is to dissolve it, then'to constantly combat it. '

Pepsin long seemed impossible._ It

must be activated, and the usual agent is an acid harmful to the teeth. But science has discovered a harmless acti- vating method. Now activated pepsin can be applied, night and morning, to combat that film.

Leading dentists everywhere are now

advising Pepsodent. Countless people have already adopted it: And 'trial tubes are oifered everywhere to show others what it does. -.

Send the coupon for a 10-Day Tube.

Note how clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence of the slimy film. See how the teeth whiten as the fixed film disappears.

Let your own mirror show you what

Pepsodent means to your teeth. Then decide for yourself about it. Cut out

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count, still modest, somewhat apart, 0

great at figure that no one remeni- _U bered to feel jealous of liini. <\

“My place is at the front, always ll

death wits so deeply felt in France ii

evenly and al the some time trnnip l

4 if* I1@‘C€BSzii'\' io have 'ul least one ‘

extra niau in the silo In folk thc CANADA

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_' _away with the nuisance oi' havin; . ` NODENT COMPANY' ' the loose material tlylng around. lliiu REG' IN » I ‘,‘_"",|'l,1,M _°)"'bf1fh;"°"?'i;“°'"" . annoying the man ln lho'slio, 'ni _ ' ‘ -~ --- ~ -' “Y I' ¢ ° °P5°°

also lessens the danger ol' bedini; The New Day Denufnce ‘km 2°

- struck by some foreign object ilini

a _ hmm _ _d h _ I _ _ _ After_eonvincin| tests, It _io now advised

m i paw? l -Nmg' "he bl°“""' fordoilyuse bylondingdentutuoveitywhero """" '"“""°"**'°“""”°""~f;--f"' -

vide for the proper parking of thi-

' Qllghly mixed willi the 1-ui umtorial

'iii this way. .

_ _,' good praciicie io use ~ lieii\'_\' green

been removed. This forms a heavy layer that parks well and nl lbs

from things about him, intent only on 'OSS *S Sllslaillvll lf ll f~‘l70ilS- VHNOIIB the work befom,him_ He was so methods and nini.erla‘ls have been

t. Wii.lioiii the use ol' llils device it

who asks. '

the coupon now. _ ~

is ei over so |li.ii it s e\eul\

ticked Besides the saving of one T(°n Day Tube Free

Ofientiiues the corn fodder is so ° 275

_ dry when it is cut that ii is nec-es- ....... ..._ ..................

sary to add water to nuilre up for, ' ' ff -

he deficiency in moisture and pro-

ilix This Witter is mos! easily added 0 the blower when the corn is _bc- Ylg viii, and it is also more hur-

For the lop layer of the silo li is

talksfroui which llic cars have

time lime contains ii snuiiler amounl I food ninlci-lal so iluil the uilnl iuui

sed for covering lho lop ol' lhn sil- ge in prc\'en|_ its spoiling. None ns given 1-ouiplelc salislnrlioii bull

at the front-» he declared on making ilie ouc iuenlioncd abort' has _zifivi-i\_I his last departure, He had been :is good results as any. iusperinlly

brought down seven times without _ when thc lop lnyer ivns ll|oi'ouglil_r _ suffering serious injury, and people ‘ wel down and packed llrmly by

had begun to (ee| that he leq ,L iramping. The best priu'li<~c is lo . _ .

charmed 1ife_ It is Sam (hat his coumieiu-e leedlnlr as soon us ilic ,

ilo is filled, in wliirli case iliorc will

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Pnsgngn 1-,imc Minn," District Passenger Agent,

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9. resolution was pas-Sed that 0- Nblet held by Orlodgc & Karson nl the Hil- to his memory be placed in the Pail- monioii Stock Yards. nearly $32,000

Lleut. Welsemann, file German l Of about 2.2100 head, ol' which 1,956

who brought GllYl'l6l11€l' d0W1\ f0l' U19 were brought up from the ranch ol'

ice . .ini ss 4 in iheuiselics ic-

own safety: nlized $25 447 75 Another lot oi

brought down Gllynemer. Mid I CHI ` Lee Williams. und about 200 oilicrs.

versnry.” lioneer i"lureiu~e for Wnnnucoii &

He Wil! bl‘0llSI\l d0Wl1 SIIOFUY af' .~1peiir-e, Another ;_.‘.oo4l lol of 168

Extracts from Guyenemer’s diary but, as the-_v were not bid above

ghow liim to have been Very UUIY the $18.60, llie owner took them out ol'

down deeds wliioli wi_lI g0 tlllvgfh J. A, ,Cl\iirlf».<woi~lli of Ruslinw for th f cords oi' history, n care ess s- '-19 .| _ reg;-‘il of any personal glory. When ‘ P em ‘_

he records ai -victory he is very likely .

to sity something like this: _

.\fI‘urcsli\il0|\ In South Africa. ln ilic South Afrlcun Couiuion

clean, pierced his propellers. Boche In

order to provide against future

iinuppish but manageable." And n

reds. eiubairkeii upon ,an alforesln-

,, ull; expnnilod lhe adininlslin-

Ace with twenty victories. ). _ |-

|ou's pliinlzilious cover un area of

At one time it was announced that _-__-___-_U4 acl_(,S_ nf wmch 23_532 arres he W8” 1° "*"1`y th” nag °t th” Aan” have been plnnled. The plantations 1 DGUHCHI I.)i"hii°“ in the July 14 re' have been in existence for from six view. Mariano writes: ‘O

"Bug they knew him very poorly. _ _ll

He who blushed almost when any _ ir one looked at him. or When he was ,_ hailed as he passed, he who had a `

horror of ostentatlon and parade, was not the man to pass through the

fares: :::l::'(;-xnthgg 'xg' clgfwvggntgg sible home nuirkel for the sur lus ol'

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reiidy _vicldlng murketn`b'lc iiuibcr

Lonsi -1.1 e le enue

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No his name is groven on the 'tus ture is planning to hold a series of

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Charlottetown

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\‘* A Tmctful Sergeant.

“Any of you got a very old unl-

pmudiy displayed his frayed edgpl

Cnllurs on wraps are larger than _

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Real lrlsli in seep again on lingerie.

"_ W ry spices o ie ag u ure so.eties hi: life and deeds among the mg" tlinoiighoiil the older settled paris splendid oi ini limes. _ _ vf-

an stains.

“lt lsn't lit for much, is it?" com- _o

mented the sergeant. "Parade et to 2.80 for coal tstlllll." -

the province.

I'Jngli_»d| Hiickiieys for Japan. . Representatives of the Italian `~

ngland slnco the beginning ol' the '

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BATTLEDORE AND SH UTTLECOCK

As New Your upproaclics one sues

on sale in Japan the sets of batiledore mid shuttlecock that stand liigli in favor among the gifts appropriate in the New Year, The game is traditional to the season, a “glrl's game," as we would say in the West, played nown- days just as one sees it pictured lu old Japanese prints. The bnliledore is o. flatliandled bonrd decorated on

this back with piacliires. and the shut- at liu.iile<loi'c. more accepiiibly fashion- ileizoulis uri-. nuulo or ieatliered sceilsl able than the pictures ol scenes in the oi’ llic aoapl>ierr_\' ire-ei hilt the flut Shogun`s court .which used to serve wooden bat. serves us well. apparently, the same purpose of decoration. _ln in keep the lively feathered. thing mov _ the old days. says Mr. Stewart Culin, ing as does lin- iuiiiature tennis racket who has been writing about Japanese of the Occldent. Times change, liow-‘,ganies in the magazine Asia. the New ever. in the dccoriiiion nf xi battle- Your gift of bzitiledore and shuttle- dorc in Japan, and perhaps the widen- _cock probably had some el1lbl€llla'llC lug horizon of the Japanese woman sigiulicance, and at the same season make.; the picture of nu actor, qlabo- the boys oi thc family were ENT-'ll 11

raiely worked lu silk on the back of liow zind___arrowS. | , __ -._.

niblnallori cavalry and Hold p

o please. ` - » -

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that people were almost unable to he no loss of sllage through dcriiy.

speak of it. A meeting ol' the Cham- _ `_""**~`- °"

bel. of Deputies and the Senate was Big Slirep Sale nt l<Iil|no||lon. I _

held at month after his death at which AS ,I ,-@,i|,|| of me 1,ig',.|,@pl, ,mu-

theog, ' was realized. This included thc salc E, C, . Q

gighltlgrgliittg lzgguiigeihigmwgtigghtg gre l_i;ile_ Cl_ias_.__l3_l_;\cklo1-ks of l‘_lncli_c_i~

"Have no fears about me. I have - gxfom ,=,“-,fs mis ,QM mm me _gale by

never again meet S0 UGDSEPOUB RD Ed' _ uioslly Oxfords. were sold hy Auc- A °

ig; lgrigngg §`g;‘°§f- ;'§;§_"“‘* "°°°“‘° j;;‘_°_~;_=;__§f_f"';_=‘.;1;§{__‘;_"13“Q;;}<;_gf§;__\;_{ Auction Sales Take Place Three Times Each Year _

soldier. Hlnlllllf “Hd dl\'e°l~ -I0*-“DK llie ring, selling them Mlerwards to _"ln__ 1

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_ January, May and October

"TWU Cables °f his “mul” cut wealthvsoiiie yours ago the rallwaysi- ‘ *-3-180'* I l

;l_;éH_l_1:rel¥l*_*hg;`;___St;'_‘fl‘;l;m§’5;eh:lB 013:33: :ion si~hcnii= wliii-h__ls being _grad_ii- SZIICS Treaty Throughout the Year 4

sixteen years. Some of them are _

oin _ei_.,c_, which produce L

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With the view of finding ii pront-

f{:m';'_'.’. infantry 'hom we do not lriiti~liei\=~n D@i»\I'lH\ent of Asritul- ,_ ' F

of the Pantheon, his face familiar to -°i1'°l“"'“'|;°__I‘°""°____f“':f° ‘India ‘IW 'J ' D,

Truro, Nova Scotia.

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Edina-‘lo vnn've brollen with Jack’ _ \

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Edna.-Gracious! how he must have _ ~ ‘ `

_ ; ehinxea since he proposed in you!-'

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