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AMilNB THE ciluiicllis HUNDREDS ATTEND iuclliml “h” SALE Al ‘BEERANII wills; Slllliilillfllliollli lilllAY

‘Central- Guardian

LAiD TO REST-The funeral of the into Mrs. Arthur Foster took IDIUCB yesterday afternoon snd was largely attended. The services at

This week at the Salvation Arm-y, the house and slave were conduct

onadeill spec“, Mghfly mpeflnss {one The sewing of the Young. Ladies

ulkl of St. Joan s Church is bo-

fille young people are lbeln d t- 1 = '- ed by Rev. n. M. Malone. The pau- , 8 W" "O he held tool-shin the jams of the lbeare-rs-were Messrs. W. s SL-Swilrt, iflefggehglggdal" "'“°°°il- ARMlHsl-‘s lrvllls. Grsrmp street.

_ are proving very, illlfiular and successful ‘ilhe attend-1 “We ‘Delhi; espqcia-lly good. they! will he continued throughout the

succeeding week. At luzlt Tuesday night's meetinlg! ’ cit the Canadian Girls in Training --.--1 _ :=' . of the Methodist Church, Mrs. Au. The Y. Ppfl. CJE. (K4312; q rch MoNairl-ilavored the niemibel-rsme-t together‘ ‘mt 'Mo by “flight. h" la veriyl nteresting account of with Mr. A-lex. Matheson ln the was list 5st to Scotland, ovhichiChnir. Alfter the regular devotional BT98 Y ellloyed Mid mllqh Ell-service. the regular monlthly ‘busi-

G. W. McLeod. George Ritchie. lprociat-ed by one girls-The meeting ness was transacted, including the m, -- _ tionnlly reduced prices. There l8. lnind—to dispose of everything be-

gggvfavzimgglee weamer and road” however, a portion of the stock not fore ‘Saturday-and the buyer who

’ __ _ yet disposed of and Ml‘. Weeks has makes the first bid generally tak-

RB“ R, C_ 13310,,’ was,“ ‘o,- U“, been notified that the store must es away the goods,

1311111111111 Chumm return“, 1mm, be given to R. T. Holmnns Satur- Those wishing to procure some.

\Vg1]111.;51111y 8119111115, a119,- a1_1,.,,,,_'day, February 7, thing at their own price are cull-

‘lng o5 (lelglgate 111111111111 1513111111,“ lll order to clear out the remain- tinned to be at Beer and Weeks

nnnnnl 111111-11111111-“1 111 1118 511111111 S,,,_.dei- of the goods Mr. Phillips who store when the sale re-opens this

morning,

ronltofJ-snuory 26th to 30th. Allddlfllfitfld Mr, J. A. McDonald, nuc- 10 o'clock is the ilour, don't ‘let

parts of Canada were ropresentutljtioneel- to sell at any price. The1tliis lust opportunity pass as this

Charles Drew, H. L. Bethune, and E. D9 B..Peolte. T-he floral tributes ‘WQTB VGTY IIITIIIUPOUB.

1 succssaeui. DANCE. - The dance and bridge held ‘by the G. ,W. V. A. last night proved most 1silccassful. the floor being in per- ‘feot shape. and ‘tho niusic by the ‘Casino Orchestra especially fin-e. Th-e chaperones were, Mrs Wln. B11166. -M'rs. (Dr) Ledwell. and Mrs. Hurry lMcDougsl.

the. L111]. _issi ry Chi‘ You 0|‘-

A continued meeting yf 0s.A1d juudiwomsn‘ ~' Soci

et-ies oftlhs, Centu- Chqrch wauhsla Wadnépday sit "'00" h! lhe residenc ogMi-sqq. 1,), Bell, -Pleass.nt Qtroq a ‘

it is~,nlun'y years since the pub- followed instructions to the line-— . l .

1111 o; Charkjmetowq; 111,11 1,11,11,11,, buyers! 112d onlty ‘to namihthieir ill-ii have been offered such an oppor- can" a a’ c“ was e “-

- Hundreds of shoppers thronged mum’ m‘ buymg as m“ “m” be‘ the store until the Inst minute yes- llli; afforded by Bee!‘ 811d Weekfl- terday and hundreds will be on For the post few weeks this firm 11111111 when the 110111-11 ope“ 111111 iluvc been engaged in selling out 111111111111; 111 11) 11_ 111_ their lnrge sto_ck of dry-goods und To say that prices many have taken advantage of this and procured goods at excel)-

, Reg. Pineapple...........40c - w Pears._..............30c 2for35c1. Peacheé............-.30¢, 2f0r45c; Plums.........i......25c- 2for35c“

Baked Beans 25¢ . 2 for 25c,

are being slashed is putting the thing mildly. Mr_ McDonald has one object ill

W88 llPfl-ltshlt to a close sitter the us-Ircslding oi’ reports. The society .pi.-111.. llihl nv-cti-vity period which at lost/ned-to visit the Orphanage and 1111111 niglvts meetlin-g consisted of a. very a concert, on Thursday evening exciting contest. ' A veryeonloyslble social event took place 1n the Social Rooms of

BURIED YESTERDAY. — The funeral of the late Eric Doucette was held yesterday morning from his late residence to St. Dunstan's Cathedral where a Requiem High

f 111mg Canadians Get Rapal Honors Without Sauce . . .

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ROME. 5,o,£)‘:$i1g.l2:l‘g;,§: Mans was celebrated by Rev ...§1.,1°‘1.1§m.1,e'1';c1,191';1g 22222-251252; BHkQd Beans . . . _ . ,1,“ 1111s lull“ » xéaillglrcsi’ évlgllfg°nlillaass T1181] $1111 tendered s ibnnquet to the Church Sauce . . . . . . 2 £01’ ,,,,,,.5; . 8. Z - l‘! 8 es C1101“ Mr_ Hen. S. 11,1, 1,, d ' Krghhf..i"‘"..iliti';°2.§'°££i 5.31111» ggg-n £1133... N...,..t ... .... ..,,......,;g,,.g{ 1.1;? ,3, Coffee Essence . . . . . . . 35¢ 2 for 35¢

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11; ,,........... t G may, m, We, “...... ms 21...‘...‘fbtiitbiftiféil-m" °°“"°" °’ °*““““" "a" l" ‘S °' "m we m“ Potted Meat . . . . . . . .. 25¢ 2 for 35¢

mmwfieqrs Fogmks .A Rengsrxllt. service at d-hle grave was conduct- no, Hear“ ,,,.,,,, a,,,,,,,g 11,058 p,.e5_l Tomato Ketchup 30c 25c

CW”: "c118,. and Ho“ 11111111111111; ed by Rev Walsh The 4W ell-r. _ ,ut this convention and some inlptlrtqlublic iluction sale opened Wodnes- sole ends DOBMVBIY Oll Slllllrdily 0 ' ' ' ' ' $5319 P Speaker of the gi?s€1t1iy,fi,tg?a ‘Zrassgflfiuglileg: T, W lanltlbusllless was transacted. day afternoon and -Mr_ MacDonaldnight. 1i Prunes lll pkgs. . . . 2 f0!’

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10,5101 Commons. of Ottawa, ,1,“ ,,x1_,.eme1y popular Wm, 1,1,, Pete“ Cavhlarz, My; fzgyrggufiu A, s, Paws me new,’ appo,“ ,1) f Ea 1e, Primes, . . . . . . . . 3111s. for 25c minds. f‘ 21M“ wnnam K9,“ 0.22s mates. The senior pupllst1vce111y.,,,ee11,,g Q1, Tuesday 1111111. ed vestry had its first business r0 essor r s Lenox S03 (laundr 5c 6 for : unwell“ _ Argon,“ B0,“? o, of the school attended the funeral noon, when it continued tllolprepsra hlcetllll; on Monday even-los- lil- Famous Grandnephew . p J y ‘ ' c 511ml vlclgPjurlllefg Drum" o, Og_ ill B bo_d_y.__ifecedllls the TIPHWP- tioll of n lbale of clothing to ibe sent 5350mm!‘ Hdrlle succeeds Lt. (fol, I Classic Cleanser . . L . . . 3 for Fri-tilde" l 1 <9->-——' lo mission stations. Le gh as Rectors warden and Mr

1, 1.5, N, Y; Augustine Raw- 111’ lndllanspolis; ‘Charles Muslin, illlllslll glgigg: fllgdFgilmtlnxg Rev. G. C. Taylor returned home n. ll r ' galrrlel‘ of ‘wcmm, K88. Wednesday night from Halifax. ymtonoturiciz, Patrick Ferelly . 11nd Joseph Ilessettc of ‘Providence,

DE LAVAL SERVICE

(Canadian Press)

()T'llA\\'A- OlllL, Fob. Br-(Eggs) I~l~lllng from rclports received- c ill Canada uvill \l)(‘.l p11 culiy cicuiied up by the end of this wvelc, Wlist lfew are siill ill llullil are sold firmly, arrivals of l\.lllel'icztn fresh arc increasing, cars being i'0l)Dl‘l'Eil us either arrived or rolling 'l‘oronlo nlld Montreal. One cur of American fresh firsts which llus drrivril ilt Montreal in consign- llicllt is jllhlbillg tit 54 to 55. A car of British (loltllltlblo fresh extras is 1:. Alontirnl which cost 55 folb.

pgggglqhLg The following story of "The Rose of Lancaster" and the West Lan- cosllirel Division motto is taken from the llsiveripool Post and lllcr- cu-ry. Th9 late Llelrt Lqonurd C. Wall -w‘ho coined the motto “We \Vlil. or die who wear ‘the Rosc- of Lancaster" was o. grantin-sphteuv of Professor S. N. Earle of tllris city and u grandson of Mr. Henry Ezrrlo wvlto vislued ‘hem ‘l-aslt su-m- nier. “At the base 0i tile memorial of tlio 55th (West Luncalslri-rel Divi- sion, which uiill Ibo (ledilcnteil ill ‘lllle

A C-onfirnl-a-lion class has been‘ begun at Sit. lPeterfls Ca-iheilral andI is hc-lgl every Wednesday afternoon

T0 get in readiness for the spec! ial Easter Services, St. Peter's Choir is nclw lprospzlrlng n progrznnl 0f ulpproprinte music.

H. R. Stewart replaces Mr. L_ A, Huszarti on th-e Board. The r11.» tom of .i’nruier years of dlvldil the vcstry illto committees for tin: year's ‘duties was continued, and careful plans were mad-c for lin- season's work. The organists, choir master. vestry cl-erk and The Mon-billy Meeting oi‘ tlin sexton were meappoinlted, The Women's lVLisslunal-y Society 11f stfchtirch bulletin as a means 01' ud- Jnnles Cllll-rcll was held yesterday Vfilllfillll; Wl-IS Wflrlllly ilDPNll/fld aifternooil ilnd was well otlendeil. 111111 ll-3 Cdlltlll-llilllf-‘e was VOY-eli. The President. Mrs. K. J. Martin (Prfltifying incllrasos -i'n attend- occupied the chair. A -very illterest- once have been observed in thi» (X lug report from Miss Murphy. who G. I, '1‘. and both senior blTlllCllPS

Cocoa,tins . . 15c 3for30c Ammonia Powder. . . . . . . . 7 pkgts 25c Toilet Soap ... 7 cakes 25c Mock Turtle Soup . . . . .20c 2 for 25c Meat Paste

(For Sandwiches) . . 25c Marshmallow Creme. . 25c Seeded Raisins . . . . . . . 15c Mackerel . . . . . . . . . . . . 20c

-Mr.- J’, J, Blake, lgrth River. was lll the city yesterday .

lMr .0. W. "Harris wnsiu the city yesterday

2 for 25c 3 for 25c 2 for 25c

Mr. E. F. Acorn: ‘leaves this mlornlirg iforAinrherst, N. S., on a

business trip, I

Mr. Henry Joncas has arrived in the city from Montreal to ‘enter St DlllllSmIl/B University.

Mr R- A. Pools. accompanied by his bride. ltion-tsgile left yesterday for North Dakota where Mr Poole 1s engaged in fox ranching.

the Laval

We have extras for

various style: 0i De Separators. v We have a competent man ‘who can take yofqiwqqtor down and put In the new parts.

In fact we can guarantee the best service In this line that can be procured any- where. -

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Dr H. D. Johnson leaves this mo-rn-Yng for Ottasva to attend a special meeting of the FedlEral Appeal Board and will b: glbsent c" about ten days.

Marshal Cameron was taken to the ‘Charlottetown Hospital yen- tsrday to undergo an operation on- hls foot“

SEND US VOUR SEPARATOR.’ NOW. ~

Central Creaineries . lid.

2Z5 Fitzroy M

ou smok on Sunday you're Committing

Phone 848

Prices Shattere

, Mary of St. Joseph Ffeke( foruler-

,. I

h ,O‘Lcory officiating ulld was llll-

in Llhe mining town oi’ lllinto, New lBrunswlck, and a letter from Mrs. ilioLaoil. the Preslbyteirlnl President,

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home n-t. Koren, were read. ltrcssllroF-s _-_- rslporit showed week's thank otlferiilg to be ill the vicinity of 875.

is engaged in Home Mission wvorklol the W. A. tho. latter fol‘ the week were‘ of du- votcllal character.

‘calling attention ‘to ‘the special COl-lflgfllll in full lelctlon for the "building of a girl's break at The. year. lilstlollil otlrsltx w

\1 ':'.il11\=.r-—'l‘oronto fresh speci- uls _iul>‘.bin-g 68, exivzis 63, firsts 57. .\lI)lill‘('ill unchanged.

Q 5b, 1s 50, seconds 45.

(lit: Jollihiug storage extras 53

to 35. liFSlS 50 1n 52. seconds 40 to -:

The nleetlngs 01'

The linlted Teachers‘ CldSs is swing ufter the the beginning of the A large group of teachers cckly take advantage gaghe-rillg’,

to

‘Wcster ._nlurkets unchanged.

f il ' - o “S (.'llill‘l0‘[8l.(l\\'lI, l’. E. i., prices rul-

PROFESSION CEREMONY AT CONVENT OF OUR LADY OF CHARITY

On Jan..3l'i1 i025 the Convent Chapel of the Sisters of Our Lady of Charity, 11409-96tli St, Edmon- ton was the scene 0t’ a v.ry illl- plu-"ssive ceremony, when Sister

liy of 'l‘racndl!e, P, E. l.) pronounc- ed her first holy vows,

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f" c: of tllc

I bins-s begun 1o'clocl;,

His G-rnce

at nine Archbishop ' lllcdiutilly fol-lowed. by ihc sillc-llln ceremony of Profession, which, bgaiiitituijn iltselt‘, seemed 1110113 iniprtwasive than ever, Almost-on the eve ofiho Epiphany. it was ftting tliut the young novice FliClllLl also luy ilfr gifts zit the it oi‘ ihr» llii 1c Ila-taut and 11.1, in i-vrcnl . with the kings cf cld offer her sncrlfice to her '1. rd and Spouse. The bl-Easing In d iluatowing ol’ the Heart and Cross nr-d the changing of the white v?ll for n black c-ne, were as visible signs of the union form- ed between God and her soul-

i

Cclobratioir of the Holy Sacrl- I

lug 11L country points extras 4S. I'll-l‘ i. St‘-(‘.Ull(lS ii-i. Retailing ex- lids‘ .1» t‘irs.s is‘ seconds 40.

Ollicly were present ill the sanct- uary. . {P- S.) The Sisters of . Our Lady oi’ Charity devote their live-s

.\iON’l‘REA-L, FEll). 5.—E.\rtreme _ _, ulullncss milrlieil the foreign trade w U"? sulvalf?“ “f 50ml 335m“ ill (‘nlladlnn groin hora today. Tile remnlllng ‘khmlmlnt wome" "i"! thrills-sill: inurket was inactive. A

girls, nlid giving them a new start 1,13,“, 1e91,“, devehwpel, ,,, OMS

i" m“: they 315° lake ca"? Qflulld p1 m; were rclluceil 2 cents orphan children. Their doors arch", 1,,,,,1,.:1 “.111, Ontmqo NO 2 111,116 over opfn to the wuntlexrer and

uboiug quclioil n; 69 cirnts, No 2i girildc orphan, and although only llvvlvh‘ d: (if cents and No 4 grade at 65 3'53"‘ l" m“ Wesl- they haw "Lit-outs 1101’ blisllsl pxlstore. ’l‘lr.>. flour '9 d)’ (lime lvollderflll ‘Vflrk- 3I""Y1lll:trl1ci was fulillrcd by the easier kl iii-l ill lll-‘Selll llillililhil ll lfllilililt-ndnlny tlint lz-revilile-d ill spring lillhlllvll. Owe-B it t0 U16 §§3ll'l19'\\'ll1-:li grlulus uud prices scored a \\'llllt‘-l‘i)l)8il Sisters, < whose. :<lotl.,1,.1.1,,,,_. 31, ,,,,,,,_,, ,,,,. ,1,,,,.,.,,1_ “.,,,,,,,. cxzliu-plo and kind \\'0rtl of ailvicc,‘\1-11.;1.,( 1101,, 111,11“. ,,,,,.V,,,,,,,;.__,,_ A ,-,,,,. llllll (‘llvillliiltlelllelll- hPILlBd 111'!‘ l" business was done ln all lines of fols-‘t the Dllfii and heslll- llfejlver llrllllcctl and the trend was steady. flEniiL-(The Western Cntllolhc) 'i‘ll1» ulzlrkct for rolled outs Wits firm

. 0%?- nt ill’? rccrvlit advances noted. There “H: no filliller ilevelopllieut iil the In Rebellion

igg sjrildtion bu». the -coliili-tlon oil‘ “Canadian Press)

lilv nlzlrkct was suiucaivllnt unsettl»

ed and the prospects were that low-

er prices would rule ill the ncnir

future. - Th8 trade in bultter urns

CAPE JURY Spanish Nonthcasuquio: but. prices were unchanged. A‘[l‘l‘Cll- Fell. 5.—The natives in tllis| fcrritlcry have risen in li-llélllvll against the authority oi‘ Spain and n battery of artillery llIlS bvcn des-

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1 goods iluottd at 20 14 to 20 1-2 |l('i‘ pound and No 2 grade nt 19 1-4

ll€lllP(fi- jillbbiii-g storage firsts 54‘

’i‘ll1» ulidcriilnil. t0 the cllccse mar- liPl was lirdil with Potlililr made No

liivtirpooi (Y-flilli-Iflffil ‘this afternoon. is carved the lnol-to of llhe division:

“They win hr illie who wear the Rose of Lancaster.“

TIhe-s-e words. were written ‘by a young soldier-posit w-bo was killed at Ylpres. How they calms ‘to ‘he adopted as the divisional motto is told helcw.

1 When llllc custuln arose, quflte carly ‘in tile war, ‘of adopting a de- vrce for time lpll-TDDSC of identifying til-e various divisions of the Briti-slh Army, where‘ was no lllllflCtllltY ill ilelcltili-n-g whirt lthe slign of the 551th Division should be. The Red Rost- cf Lnncdslt-er was. qlriltc obviously. the proper dzwllte and, "from flit formation of tile Divi-slion, the Red ifos: within u white circle border» {ll with scarier. lll-ilr-ltctl U19 vell- lcles, waggolls- sand all oilllcr illi- pcrlilllcilt of tlhc 55th. Sullseilll- clltlyx, nftrr. the first lllfibbl-B of the Solunlc, whcu it ‘ilocalnie a custom for fill ranks l.-o welar the disting- trishin-l; sign of ‘lliesli-r division-s up, air the‘ ltunil-c. till-O ofificers and lneli| of 1th.; 55th hogan to wear upon‘ ca-ch arm just below the shoulder, :1 rcd rosg,» wilfhln u khaki circle,‘ Lllltl this device was generally fill-i ilifittetl to ‘be one of tllie ill-ost effec- live 0i‘ lalll ‘illYli-ilOllfll sllgnls, it is villi worn, by permission of the Wei-l- Office, lby all rank-s of the 55th at {he pr nt lnoliien-t.

iTllC story of lilo ‘motto which for all tlldnoilviltl b9 nlssoolnlic-d with tllle division, and which uniloubL-c-dlly wing ‘in great par; ‘responsible for

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Lobster Paste

(For Sandwiches) . . 15c

Worcestershire Sa Dates, fresh, bulk SardinesMHd...

Island Honey, qt. bottle . . . . . . . 85c

Ontario Honey 5 lb

Shoulder Hams about 5 to 7 lbs 20c 1b.. - Dairy Blltter (cooking) . . 25c per lb.

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Fancy ' ' Extra

3 for 25 cts

Grape Fruit

2 for 25c

3 for 25c uce . . . . . . . . . . 15c ‘. 15c 2 for 25c . . . . 10c 3 f0r25c

.tin. . . . . . ....90c

Large

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JENKINS & SON

one—237

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ailly been DlLhllShE-tl in -the “Diver- pool Dally Poslt" six montlhis "be- fore!

Wall, it npiplcilretl. had written tho verse-s in his (ldllg-Olld. and had sent them home without any thought of lpltbllcntion. but a friend had shown

soldier who fell rin ‘the ranks of the 55th: i-t is the conspicuous feature of lllle great cross which stands up- on the lslte in France where Wall's ‘Cmllflfiles held the Ililne intact; it

holds - proud position upon ltihe wallls of his old school; and it is carved for. all

0n Everything

For the Last Days

them lto the la-t-te Sir Alexander Je-lns. with the result that they; d-ppearoil in ilhe "Liverpool Dallyl Post" of May, 1917, under the tiltle "Red Roses." Here are the verses as o-rilgiuallly pwbllshcd '— ~ l

to lil 1-2 CCLICS per pound. Tile trade in mop Ibeuns was ilulet and the trend was unchanged at, $2.90 per

‘gl.

After thepronoilncing of vows, His Grace delivered nn- eloquent l38'i‘l‘l\Oll olr the religious life and‘ it-s obligations at the conclusion of w-hlcli the Te Deum was snug and Benediction of the Blessed

1psltlclleil iroln Tuncriife to quell thv disturbance. _

TABLE QUALITY IN APPLES

rtimle. for all men to see, ‘bcncaltlh Gilbert Score lbeaultifill monu-menlt to the 55th Diwlision in the greatest building of his own city.

its greatest exlplloit, is, irowevcr. fliltltlle known and. illosmtlbll as all kllllds of tlleIorlr-s lconce-rni-n-g its >crigin iluve ‘been advanced illlld ‘sinltcil, ‘it is ‘inlportiault, us well] as of

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_ inlerf-st, Vhnt on ulult-henltic sllalte- ,, , , R Sacrament given by Rev M, J. ‘A HllPl/(Py 0f Alfie-PW!" nursery DELICWUS D|5H5$ ment should be recorded. An-d this when 111111995 111115111 [111- 5115111111131‘ _ Gormm, 0111119 51101-1111 119111-11 lists shows that there nre more ~ __.VI_ ‘,1, ,1,O‘S,,,,.,,L ,c,.(,w,,_ I Hotel Victoria . His Graple was assisted by ~R:ev,than 200 kinds of apples grown ill Cauliflower Fritters — Pal-boil 111111-111 111 111111;, 1917, 1111111 ygung The House 11,8, .,,.0,, the mo,“ ,.e_ . ldn-ther Lyons. the Redemptoriststhls country and offered for sale as cauliflower 1n salted water. divide 11rl11;1~_.1~11 11111111 271111 Brigade R. F, A, 1111111111, 1 Water Street.

Charlottetown Fathers Rev C. O'Hara (sup) anilprces, but not more thiln 20 at -—i-—

Rev W, McLnllghliil and Rev. C.-most are cf real commercial lin-

iportancc. With the growth of the

und Sll-ilkt‘ iluwcrels ill scnsoneilfivgrti 1111-1911 .l1y a shell In their bull- viliegar- Make butter by heatingftcry lpositioil at Ypros. Ollc oi one egg, uddillg one cup ilour, onc-[t-hcse OmCCFS wns Limit. Lcoiluril (i.

And trod lillls ‘Sllllcll Yurkist down

Was Ilnncnsttlr. on". W u"

BEER 8 WEEKS

travelling public a comfortable, up-to-

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