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If you ever experi-

ence discomfort after ' shaving-face s in a r t and burn--bear in iniud that the irritation is un- necessary. Get a bottle of

]amieson’s Bay .Rum

Cream

and apply the cooling, soothing, healing pre- paration to your face after each shave an _ you’ll marvel alt the

comfort it af`i`<>rds.

Many Charlottetown

men feel that they call- not get along without this splendid lotion and keep abottle of it with

~ °. 9 their shaving outfit.

Money back if not satl_~f`led_ PRICE 25c.

].G.]amieson

Druggisl 1

lciir ferry between this Province and ties with ice, and gales, snow-storms| ‘the lunilllslld. TDBY He ioillsll by and currents would remain as potent

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llothers whose apparent desire is to ss before, I

lkill or delay the Tunnel project, or And the battle of routes would go iiflurd the Government some pretext 0r|_ some of the car-ferry, advocates for delaying the promised survey for would have the ferry st the Capes, ‘tile Tunnel. A number of well-inten- other-e between Summerside and Tor-

Iifllldd P€l‘S0“H lldvt €Vill9l1tlY UWB nientine, others between Charlotte- Ee

misled in regard D001 '-0 the “V-“RY town and Brule, and still others be- lvf the Proposed Car f¢l'rY Bhd ills tween Georgetown and Picton. Not

nial. The one branch in which this Province is particularly interested in hat regard is the N. B. and P. E. sland Railway connecting Cape Tor- iiientlne with saelrvilie. 'rhis road ought to be acquired and operated as an inter-provincial route. Almost very winter our mails have to be nt over this route and passengers as well.' Besides, when the Tunnel is built this will be the one main high-

llirrsnuno, lusreh 28-Charles D.

Sheldon, investment broker. arrested here yesterday because he suddenly left- Montreal, Canada, last October owing customers upwards of $2.000.- 000, was remanded to jail 'today pending the arrival of ii Canadian of- ficer, now en route. A watch has been set over the prisoner. as he ap- pears highly nervous and expresses fear of mob violence when he is tak- en back to Montreal.

Toda brou ht additional develop-

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obiect of st least some of tl10ss Pro- in a generation could their conflict- m0till£ the movement. ing views as to routes be reconciled.

'on constant transportation facilities the eeptsins to go when and Where

ince and the Main- they please. lsnd co e sd- The o porlsnts Now let us is alongside of these of th square ground against it, are ingen- well-considered project of the Tunnel. luuslv proposing usroplsnss. bsl- There is only one place for the 'Pun- loons, or car ferries as a pretext for nel-at the Capes. That would set-

delay. or us alternative propositions. tle all controversy about routes. The We shall briefly give our reasons tides, currents, ice, gales and snow-

We BlnC¢l'0lY regret that BUY*-lllllg Only delay would come of taking the this sort should spring up to block matter up. And ii we hnd lei-ry hosts e way, or detract attention from new instead of our present stearners 0 Ode Only Well-wllsldersd and sub- the chances are that the Government antial means by which in our opin- would leave it to the discretion of

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e Tunnel, not willing to take conflicting and visionary schemes the

hy the car ferry project should not storms would be got rid of forever as

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way from Prince Edward Island tolmentg eencerning Sheldon's get rich the outside world. lquick opesations. Following the news

HE DISAPPEARED ' 'Sheldon is Charles W. Robinson, for-

that he had operated in Scranton (I’a.) came the information that

- ' FOR A PURP(-HE- 'mer clerk of the courts of Brockton

-- . `(Mass.), from which he disappeared

MONCTON. March 30-'The MOUC' years ago with almost $200,000. Con-

ton Police have been working on the fronted with the evidence, Sheldon mysterious disappearance of Joseph admitted it was true Douwtte. of Rogersville. who wrotei shortly alter being tnlren from the his wife from Moncton intimating pollce station to the eonnty jail, thot hs intended doing swsv with slieldon was served with ii warrant himself because of being unable t0 charging embezzlement of stocks and find work. From information receiv- l,,;,nd5_ valued ag 51,000, from e wo- sd by the police. Dsusette is apps- msn with wliorn he honrrieii in this rently still alive and well. |¢ity_

--- Providing the Caliadian authorities

FIRE DRILL IN SCHOOL- get Sheldon oilt of the city by Mon-

-# day, when the grand jllry meets, this

NEW YORK, March 30-The valueicharge will be dropped. A number of

now be entertained. obstructions to transportation. The

In the first place, what is a car gate to the mainland would be al-

icrry? The name clearly indicates its ways open for traffic by night and object. It is a ferry to transport day, in summer and winter. railway cars and their contents, Will any one of common sense say

hether of passengers or freight. The that there is any comparison between weight of the car is usually equal to. the two projects of Tunnel and Car or greater than the freight it carries. Ferry? The ferry would involve a To carry both the car and its load very large outlay and there is noth-

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of the fire drill was demonstrated when a Dre was discovered in a pub- lic school in Bronx. Although smoke was drifting through the building and the odor of burning wood and paper permeated the halls and class rooms, 2,900 little children respond- ed to the fire drill signal, and in perfect order marched from the build- ing as they do several times each week. "

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om THE ATTl')Ml"I‘ED CAR- FERRY DIVERSION. ` railways which it is proposed the .< l ",' Q >( \

_ _ - _ Government shall acquire and uper- ' l' »¢¢ I ll' l ‘ s ‘

F M e n A limited nuniher of persons are when or where a winter steamer can- ate in connection with the Interwlw ,_ ,_ lr" V vi W, I V ‘_ ‘

or sincerely endeavoring to promote a not cross. All our age-long dffflcul-l lgl l“ mil- i`i§”,l`ll

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tion with the reported arrest in that city of Charles D. Sheldon, all ul' leged fugitive from Montreal, said to be charged with embezzlelilent to the extent of $2,000,000. V The local police say that theY h*‘V_e

been advised that Sheldon, who ls said to have muny aliuses. "HW lle Charles Robinson, formerly Of _tllld city. Robinson, who was Dl`0i“|“9"t in business, charitable and social af- alrs, left Brockton the D0liC0 SKY.

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locally were received by the police|t“.enty_one years ago. A \\'iir.mn¢ f0daY~ Slime his depa"-\“`e from charging enlbezzlenient and foi‘g°1`Y~ Montreal last October, Sheldon has secured at the time' ls Btlll in the visited Brazil, Yucatan, Honduras hands of the local 0ll<jcer5_ who since and Mexico- lRobinson’s departure have heard lF0lll BR0CKT0N» M355- March 28’If- the man bllt once. In -1904 ltobinson

was stated at police headquarters in was locagcrl ln Rhode Island, but by this city today that the authorities the time that mllclllnel-y 0( the law here are in communication with the could be Sml~;ed_ lm had rlisiippeilr-

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I Silver Plating

Your worn out kiii\‘c_~=.

forks. spoons Sec. can lic re-plzllcd lo look as goorl :ls new mid wear :ls well or better.

lil ii few days \vu r-xl'\i~l-I lo

main' a sllilinlvill and will bc pleased lu ellclose :lily airiiclc-= you would like done.

G. ll. Taylor

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therefore to double the ariiount of ing before the country to show that

weight to be carried across the it would serve us any better than the .\'ti‘aits. winter steamers do. It is not sup-

ln the second pines, while car fer- ported by any reports of engineers,

rica ure adapted to transporting cars or other persons competent to pro- :icross smooth, non-tidal waters like nounce upon- its merits. the great lakes, they are by no The Tunnel project has behind it means so adapted to a tidal sea the reports of eminent engineers. It where there are also strong currents. is backed by the recommendation of The diderent level of the sea at dif- Earl Granville, the promise of Sir ferent states of the tide makes diffl- John Macdonald to take it up and of clllty in getting the cars on and od Sir Wilfrid Laurier to have it con- the ferry, and involves the construe- structed if found to be reasonably tion of floating inclined planes on practicable. It was endorsed by L-llc), side lniemorinls from the Provincial Gov-

A track once broken through tho ernment and by the unanimous vote

statioiiilry ice on ii lake can be cusi- Uf the Legislature. by 0Ul` 10031 ly nent open nil winter. It is sito- Boards of Trsds and by ths Muri- uctlici' different with the lieavy,_flout- Ullle B0Bl`d Of Tl`8il€~ ing, und sometimes rafted ice in the H00- MF- Fliildillg. llll--Olll' Illdlnbdfs 5;,-,.ii¢g_ we have lt from good auth. at Ottawa, the Provincial Govern- oritlcs conversant with the ferries on _ niont and Opposition alike are som- ilic Great Lakes that those there in mitted to have -a thorough survey

HOTEL .

STI- DEN|S`

BROADWAY AND HTH STREET

. NEW YORK CITY. ' Within _Easy Access of Every Point of lnlert-»l. Hnlf Block from \V:lnnul|ksl"". , 5 niinules' walk of Shollpllr' Dlntrlet. /:torso roll: Excellence or Enii.-ine. coni- ' furruble Appointments, Cuuricuus e‘erv~,-1 l luennd llomclflie Surruuddfngi-. 1 , BUWS $l.ll0 PEB DAY dlllllUl’ - ~ EUROPEAN PLAN. “I f,

_11‘sble d’Ho!e Breakfast S0e.

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nori-ii.. :w.\ivriwmt'i::,`-

V Hmsriwu and Sdn! Street.

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Will d I .......'.°.. “°i..“.':.:'::°".-.;:.f,;-,',;;,-,<11 Rinsclal or Bruisel, Cure me

smenels and biop sin from e

5D||ll¢i5|dq Hone or Irons bpnvln No blister. no hair zone. llorse can be

_ need. Horse Book 2 l) free. 52.1/0 e

- bo£¢£;ss\ dealers or delrorr-rl. Rad 0!§BlNE.JR..1~i-rnni.klnd.si.

I. ucel strained Tom i.l¢nniei||~i_i,,-,_

reed lllndl. veins or muscles-lisslu

w r iuunr°ifii'i°_‘iiiyi °'l°'rl”°§"-""" ' ' Luilui ilréf. iienli-:gif in-i.Ii'i...°l'r"£.'ii'.|d` Mn"

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rveyprs Complies and Chain lsteel l Price $50.00.

Mor s, isii J.P_NicHoLsoN. L.s.

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T. H. Lawson St. Avardn, still kliepso hand all kind-_olgr<lcorl|-mtnbacilu cigllrs tem peratc drinks. fancy llllscuiis. .\l-o k€PP§ I" HUQQly his famous glue which is well known, l hiinkfiil lo those who have shared their frnriv- with us ill the mst Would kindly ask for il v|>|ll_inl|:lnr'e oi the same. 3-l7<i|niwl0irs2iprl.

This is the Store fn 6hi|dren’s Shoes

V\`e’ve weak ankle

shoes for children learning to walk,light

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Ones. In €V€'I'y~ ftunctlons, although they had pre- l.~mnch_speak,n d 5 Y

thing used to beautify V

and protect the uve- ll"

nile is here in choice variety. Mciarlane, Instructors, Security and many other lines.

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off Bros

“The Reliable Shoe Men"

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Toronto, for price. Refuse harmful The Hon. D. A. Maolilnnon will lmltstione and substitutes. Try zsm- lecture in Orwell Heed Church. Fri- snlr seen too, only nie. tablet st suldu. Merch Slat. at 1.so i>-m- Ad-

,the shocking burn did not get bebications opposed to the agreement lter-the flesh would not heal under,came from the Liberal Association of

hope seemed in vain. The family rude or Ingersoll' Ont-

then turned to Zsm-Buk and note the m effect. Mrs. Peters trays: It would be hard to find u better

_ ` and the sores then began to heal. In treal Witness, which has al b

and heavy soles in all ll

leathers for the Older Jhlsil suchabencficial effect on the in- stands for all f-hm- is best in our

most useless. pendent tc' wmmafld PM’fY Patron-

yycars old, has found Zam-Buk high- mak ' msg t° troubled _with this disease for twenty “md” B "F008 8lJDeal to the friends ye

t li f f d t ' - ogixipfilhlllrsyi iiitilteafteiomrsiftiielilins £lrt?h Buty to increase ""8 subs°"pti°n ll"

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'riam-Buk the sores are entirely we trust thi' “'57 meet With B m0B¢ healed " l _

ons, seslp sores, chspped places I ‘- a" Du °“u°”' °' cold sores, piles, cuts, burns, bruises: pa" ‘nw 1°" °“P°bl° 0|' "°l`f»l1Y an

all druggists and stores sell st 501:. _,___

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' use would not be at all adapted to made 50 def-"mine the two QUQBUUUS

service in the strong currents and of its practiosbility sud dost. In the heavy masses of drifting ice ill our illilme Of dll that is federal let lla Straits, unite to have this survey made and Taking up tlie car ferry as' a solu- dt the earliest P0BSlb1€ m0IIl€llf»- At tion of our winter rlifnenitien would ,such s time is it not utter foolish- he futile from the further reasons ,ness to so oil on u wild goose chose. that it could give no better neenrity.or to indulge in idle speculations

than the winter stcsmcrs give us of ;‘c';‘;;";,,b“Ai`1€°l“s' t°"th“°r°P1“”°°'°r°“(;” _ _ _' _ eas ere are a goo uninterrupted communication. A car many leVel_headed patriotic citizens ferry could not cross the Straits who think so,

UNUSUAL TRADE CONDITIONS_ the United States during eight

months past the excess of exports

The trade returns of Canada for over imports was $418,888,588. This

eleven months of the current fiscal is quite as °xtr“°rdi°‘“`Y in the OP' ‘year show a very large increue in posite way. Henry Clews calls this imports and slightly decreased ex- ua change °f a1m°" startling and ports as compared with the like per- very °°°°“mging pr°p°"ti°_n3~" We iod of last year. We shall know in are ”°t di°p°5°d "° mY '-90 mlmh a few days how the entire years's ac- stress “Don th” balalme Of trade. but counts stand, but 'in the meantime it if t‘h° large elm" °f "P0"-5 lll U10 is not altogether assuring to learn United Sta-te’ is to be hem *-0 bd til' that Canadian imports for the eleven couragingi the “““5“B1 elceds Of im- rnonths exceeded the exports by 137 ports on this side °f the line mdy bs millions of dollars. In the full year held t° be (Nite °th¢"WiB¢- Perhaps the probability seems to be that this it “muld be safe '-0 colwllldt tllilt adverse balance will be increased to trade c°°dm°”5 0° both Hides Of U12 l45 millions or m0,.e_ This is much line are not quite normal. Certainly the largest excess of imports in Can- they are “nog”-her UUUSUBL -indian history. No doubt the very *_* large immigration accounts for some The Nova Swtla Legmlatufei Béven pm-t Ol lt_ out of eight of- whose membership are

ln the meantime the latest issue of Liberal, has endorsed the reciprocity

HHHFY Clews' circular tells that in agreement by 5 5U`i°t Party V0t8.

Sir Wilfrid Laurier submitted to

Two Wonderful Cures. P‘“"“"}°“'= the other dsv a return of

___ resolutions, memorials and communi-

'/.'aln~l3ilk Heals Tcrriblc lnjurics. cations mceived DY the Government

___ for and. a a‘ t ' '

Just think of a little fellow of'-two were sixty-gsiiinin iiiiclhroclty' They

YCMS llllrncd so badly that the flesh tw - m er' and an but' peeled off! That was the case of the 0 were In mvor of the agreemen- two-ycar-old son of Mrs. A. Peters; Many 0' them were from U12 North- of Wilton, Ont. The little one's arm, West Provinces. The Allied Trades from his hand to his shoulder, and L b ~ - terribly burned, and the tendons :iid gent Buster Association _of Ottawih muscles of the arm h dl ' ' red. . . rang resolution m fav" of

a y inju

He received medical treatment, but reciprocity' The °“lY l-W0 wmmlml-

ordinary treatment. For lon it was 3 ' hoped the arm would get hciter. buti-I-Bamsh' B' C" and the Board 0(

"A few dpplications gave him ease, newspaper in Canada than the Mon_

few weeks they were c pletel l ways een calc-ii. Not only so. but oéna/rn-Bull; one of our most valued ewhangcs- It

lrerl tendons and muscles, that social and political life, publlslled hcsc tug recovered their usual in Montreal, in a centre lar el

ioilsly become shrivclled and sl- g’ an being t°° ind”

"This is not the only proof of Zum- 85% the Witness despite the great ku; wonderful value we have had ability with which it has been c - our family. My father, who is 76 ducted has had li hard st ls on

beneficial for eczema. He hsa been ° “ds meet n”“n°l“llY Blld has

srs, being unable to get more than of public order, temperance and mor-

, generous response. It would be noth

Znm-Buk cures eczema, ulcers, ing short of a bli I it ood-poison, sbscesses, skin erup-'The Wltm" to 2: c cabsm y were

d all skin injuries and diseases. llllldl-

, or poet free from Zum Buk Co.,

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Tested in Every Way

and in all lrlmls midcr tllc sun-in nll conditions of life-by genera- tion after gciicrliiioll-illc safest :illd most reliable family remedy the world has ever known is B<:ecliam’s Pills. The good these un- equalled health reglllntorsllavedone,iu lhequick relicfoihumnll stiffer-

ing and the prevenixln of scrious sicknesses, is beyond cnlcul:iiioli_

BE 0lldM’ |l.lSi

can do thc same sort of goof] for you, :ind for volir fnmilv. BceCham’s Pills do fllcir licilclirtclit. worlc iii zlccorrlallice wiili Nature’s lnus, 'l`ry :i few closer; just as soon as phvsicnl trouble shows itself and sce how illlnicdiately effective fhliv are _ -see ho\v quickly the wllfllc liodiiy system will be licllcfiicrl. Then you will know for your own good, why Becchanfs Pills arc

V The Greatest s Family Remedy Known

Prepared only by Thomls Beecham, Sf. Helens, Lsnenshire, England. Sold evervwherr in Canaria and U. S. America. In boxes 25 cents.

officials of Pittsburg (l‘u.) in coilnec- e(l_

I f ' i Sl‘E(`I.-ll. HATES l"lil*l\'All.

ON 'l"l-IE ll\"l`*l<]llCill.(lNlAl..

Hpcclill colollist fares to tllc l‘ncliic

const prevail over the I. (‘. R. until April 10th, particulars of which may he learned from the nearest ticket agent. These fnres are very low.

Special round trip fares zlrr llllotcfl

from I. (`. It. points ill the l\'lnl'itimc l’l'ovinces to lloints lil Silskutcliewiin, .»\lhert.:i, und Mallitoliii. These will hc good going April 5, 15|, May 3,17, 31, Julie 14, 28; August 9, 23; Si-lit. il, 20. Tickets ure good for return two months from tllc (lute of issue. 'l‘he nearest ticket ilgcnt will fllrnisli particulars.

The llsulll one wily first. class inrc

will prevail for the Nilstci' l-lolidilys, llct\vccnull stations on tllc lille, :ind to lloiilts on collllcctilli: lines. 'l`lils tirlret ii-one is flunn ixnril lsitli to April l7f.ll. The rctilrn lilllit is .-'iluiil liltll.

l\li\NY l‘Il_'lilll’l<I_-\.\'S

(‘0l\llNll 'l`il <`.\N.»\ll.-\.

.-\ T\l'|'\\'l<Ilil‘, lililrcll 30-'l`lic diver-

sloll of Ellrlllicllll clliilxrntioll frolll thc llnitcd States to (`ztllndll is scri- ollsly iillcctilig thc .-\tlilntlc Steiinl- ship liillcs. ' The licd Still' Line to- dily gives up to the Aluericnn-(`uliada

Lille, two of its llest special enli- Lirziilt stezililcm afloat, tllc Gothlilllll

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‘and Samland.

These vessels, heretofore in Ant-

werp-New »York service, are now to be operated .from Rotterdam to the Canadian ports. There are now 1500 emigrants bound for Canada held up hy luck of .transportation facilities, There is ii proportionate decrease in emigration to the United States.

P1LHlS OURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS,

PAZO OINTMENT le guaranteed to

-cure any case of Itohlng, Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 50°.

PROBABLY MURDER

OF INFANT CHILD.

'DIGl3Y, March 30-The body of ll fcmule infant was found in the Meta- gun River yesterday, near Philenioll l)eveilll's Mill. lt was discovered by illoilde Devcliu. The child was cloth- ed ill. a night-dress only, and had it string around its neck und one of its wrists. Its identity is unknown. An inquest will be held. Dr. Gnllllnt left here to investigate.

ll,iECIl’llUCI'l‘Y VOTE

IN NOVA bUOTIA HOUSIC.

liAlill"AX, Mnrcll 30-At midnight ll votc wus taken in the House ol Assenllily oil resolution favoring reci- procity ligreclnent. The debate extended over three diiys. An amendment was moved by the Conservative Opposition to the effect that there llnd been no mandate frolii thc people lox' reciprocity, and cxpressillg opinion that thc coal ill- tcrests of Nova Scotia would suflcr from proposed reduction. At midnight tlle amendment was votcd down, and the resolution cur- ricd liy ii strict pnrty vote, in fllll llousc.

::(lf lllf.crnst to ladies is the fart

that wc have stocked several odors of the llnrlllony I’cl'fllrnes and sacll- cts marie in Boston. Yoil have only to see these perfumes to fall in love

with them. Sold only by the bulk. Price 75c an ollllce. The MacKinnon |Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. At Kt. Ste.

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brilliant cook in order to get good ` results with this carefully balanced blend of Manitoba Spring wheat and Ontario Fall wheat. You don’thave, to botherabout one kind of flour for bread, and another for pastry. “BEAVER FLOUR” provides the ideal qualities for both- the gluten, or nourishment, of the Manitoba wheat, and the lighter properties of the Ontario wheat that go to make bread white and sweet

druggists. mission 10_ cents. I-Isrlii.

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and pastry crisp and flaky

“BEAVER"FLOUR” makes more loaves

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by making bread that appeals to their taste as well as giving nourish ment to their system. Ask the average child which it prefers bread

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That is because the bread is not as tasty as it might be. It lacks

that delicate, sweet, appealing flavor that children relish so heartily and that is just as easy to provide as the nourishing properties. ’

is the stand-by of every _

thinking mother and

housewife. You need not be a

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to the barrel than any other-_ If glves the best results in bread, pies and cakes because it adds

appearance and flavor to the

merit ,of nourishment.

D011* fake snybodrs word for it. Try

“BEAVER FI-OUR" Yourself and convince

yourself that good baking is easier than you thought it was.

0F ALL RELIABLE GRUCERS. DEALERS-Write for prices on all kinds of

Feeds, Coarse Grains and Cereals. 95 'nu-: 'r.n. 'r.iwi.on co. i.iMrrnn,cnsuiem, rm,