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Retires From Active Business

RFIil'llIK from active participat- the economic and tourist life, of ion in the business life of this city Prince Edward Island. is one of the better known whole- The new ,,pemm,.5 of me busi. sale grocers. Mr. R. E. Mutch, vvho.,-.955 are Messrs, James 0, Mm-. mas turned over the manar:erm'nl.i.eau and Mr. William R. MacNeil. JT his firm to two sons-in-law. The .The rm-gym-, who has become Lhc IBW DDBFMOYS Of the bU5lneS5 Oflnew president of the firm, has 'i. E. Mutch & Company. L"d'I M9 been associated with the business Mr. James 0. MncLean and Mr. 10,- the ms; 15 years and ha. . W. R. NIIICNDIII. Mr. Macliezin will thorough knowledge of mg wimie. ae president of the firm with Mr.l531e grocery operation, IIBCIVIL as 5eCI'”""-l" Ml" Mmichi Prior to coming here Mr. Mac- VIII l'9”ll" N5 m"""””" 35 l”C'il,caii was an accountant with.t.he

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He became well known in this city as a member or the staff of Roops Limited, on Grafton street. Later he joined the dcpartinent of the Wartime Prices and Tracie Board and for the past several years has been associated with the National Fish Company of Halifax.

Formed In 1900

The company was Iormr-d by Mr. Milton and a partner in May, 1900,y and a short time after the partner leit to open a braiich in Nova Scotia leaving Mr. Mutch to carry on alone. One of the bigger items at that time was mill feeds as there were no COlltTBllI.l':IteS or bal- anced rations at that time.

For many years Zilr. Mutch has been associated with the business life of the city through the Char- lottetown Board of Trade, of which he is a past president, and also of the Maritime Board of Trade.-in connection with the latter organiz- ation hc has been an active par- tivipant in the work of the Trans- portation Commission since it was formed. I

Several years ago. in partners lp with the late Mr. Henry Phi IDS, Mr. Miitch as a contracting part- ner aided in the building of the Canadian

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Of R. E. Mutch 59” Co. As Local Distributors Here

The Lake of the Woods Flourl Mills at Iicewatiii, Ontario, l'iS.'lIti on the Lake of the Woods, is one of Canada's largest flour mills and one of Canada's most famous flour mills.

It is the. home of the familyl favorite flour "Five Roses" whiclii is enjoying its third generation of. popularity across the Dominion.

Because all flours look alike. it is extremely dinicult for the un- inlated to realize how great dif- ran exist between Oll('l flour and another, but these dii-

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- . ways been kept for "Five Roses” Flour. this particular brand has enjoyed a tremendous consumer preference in all parts of Canada for over fifty years. , Before wheat goes through some hundred and twenty processes at the big Lake of the Woods plant at Keetwatin to become flour, there is the most careful selection

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iviiircii & co. LTD. g UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

or wheat itself and the Lake of e ually ood for niakl . the Woods Company has n. airing ti-lies uuwell u regul2r' iiziiiiap" of elevators throughout the Prairie The Lake or the Wood; Muir" Provinces in what are considered Company is proud or the an? the best areas for growl - the nouncement of E. E. Mum; n finest or wheat for making "Top their new distributors in Char.

Patent Flour". lottetown and district, another such flour is unexcelled for all step in bringing the nation's general baking and that is why famous , "Five Roses" Flour to

it is called "All Purpose"; is even more Charlottetown homes.

fcrcncrs cxist and the major i1oiir millcrs each vie with the others to obtain the very finest power of flour possible.

Lake of the Woods Milling Com- pany spccialtze in the production or only onc household flour, "Five Roses". This is an "all purpose" flour and is tebhnically called a ”Top Patent Flour”. This means that the flour used in making ”Five Roses" is the very choicest of all the flour being produced in the mill.

Because this standard has al-

for every kind of perfect baking

AUGUST 2, 1952

liAIIAIIA'S ORIGINAL ALL PIIIIPIISE FLIlURv I

FIVE BUSES I

From heavenly light pom-in to heme-baked broad Ono Ilour for III purponu

MILLED RIGHT

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The production of high-quality hogs can be accomplished only through proper breeding, supported by adequate nutrition.

Hogs require for most rapid growth I protein complex containing Inme proreins nffanimal origin." This is adequately provided in Lakko Protein-Mineral Hog Concentrate. by men scraps and fish meal. Irnnis also included to correct anylntitritinnal anaemia. which can so quickly make more of the but pigs of the litter. And Lakko Hog: Concentrate mixture is Iortificd with the lime and phos horn: needed for healthy, normal hone growth. More and more eac year. ' I hreeders across Canada rcpori greater profit increases gained through y the use of Lakko livestock preparation. I i I l i

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MILLED ' The "Square Meal" Livestock Fe.-eds "Gut

LAKE OF THE WOODS MILLING CO.

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. Nov 7, - R. E. MUTCH and CO.

Charlottetown and District Distributors.

i I L!!!-I htuklio load: In made by Iho milieu at Five Iona: Flour

R. E. M'L'TCR & C0,. Charlottetown and District Distributors. i-

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on:-time member of the business,Vm"' N. S" and is R ma.-We of Glace 'ifiy years ago. and since 'n which he was born, he was also A . ciny and Mount Allison l”nivc.rsity. iiarliicr in various wholesale busi- incor- lidentified with the business life of Vernon Loop of the lI!Il'fIlC(I in 1926. Mmlesaieiliaiting been born in Sydney where at Snurls and another at Wood from the begining in the format-I ferries between Wood Islands and dent, came into being as a result nlng. Minister of Finance at Ot- ivessel plying between Pictou and our personal opinion that it should be Ised to give his aid in putting it businessmen. including Mr. Mulch. However. the start of the war new appropriated by the Federal Gov- ”5orikaty." It was not until 1941 . Merchant Millers i,

purchased the "Erie Isle". which 5

; Another vessel. the "Charles A. added iinri since then the ferry I '

EEEECDIVG June ESE E I18 COl'I'h'O". I Leif R E FIRE IN. SURANCE C0. of CANADA' - I WIIIIIIPEG, MANITOBA

7”” Wmmue I” ””5ur"' lBay. In addition to his early edu- then has i JPPII actively identified Mr. W. R. MacNeil, new secret- ursscs in the past he formed his Ithis Cit)". But like Mr, Macl.ean National Railways. The same part- In addition to the was acuvc ihe received his education. Islands. ion of the Northumberland Ferrtesy Cariboo. N. S. This travel service of a holiday spent in this Province iawa. Vacationing at Wood Islands this city in the service of that time. ' PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DISTRIBUTORS operated between the Nova Scotla into operation. became interested rind a ship, the I demand for alltypen of vessels ernrnent. The same thing hrippen- that the new service was finally I was re-christened the "Prince 1 Dunning." named in honor of the . Iervire has played I large part. in .y , J . X ' . u I . . y , . h who also w'hto ad ' ith Elh I " I J is vise a ey are now engage l . STAIISTEAII I i E ' mm A i I I FIRE IN SIIIIAIIGE 00.. nisrniiiiirons Provincial Distributors H I v ' I ' HAPPY FEED for EVEIIY IIEEII" - I . .

arrsideni. Mr. Wallace lliszgliis.iACadm Coal Company. in Stella” Mr. Mutch entered the I)llSlIIPSS:C3.I.IOI1 in the schools of the town with alheducated at Mount Allison Acad- Ispr-rfs nl comniunily pro;.'i'css. ary of the business, has long been own company which was the too is a native of Cape l'ircton.ncrshlp also built the breakwater

izrn-"i?r,v enterprise. he.

Limited, which operates the two

which Mr. Miitch heads as presi-I

by the late Hon. Charles 1;. Diin-

several years ago, he watched the

Mr. Dunning then expressed the

town and Wood Islands and prom-

AA 1 result of his efforts local RIEI

"Seaborne." was purchased in 1939.

and the recently acquired ferry was

ed to the second purchase, the 1

'. - inaugurated when the company Nova.” -- HAPPY FEED" for "EVERY NEED" late minister. was subsequently H B - A . d b I in the sale 6F F' e I R i I l:" Through - S00 LINE MILLS LTD I ' I " . PRODUCTS