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General Hospital,»Gonilers, Se t. 9th.
.V'6'==\is ago has just recently returned
i 1000 Ton Best quality 'now land-
`d"““k° °l\ ¥°“°I'dHY’s docket The years of ‘
- -patient suffering. interment
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sale dealers in' Charlottetown are pay- 'ter s _ _ pending the summer months with s'_‘__f__3_“°_g:_l_;i_*_:_Vél_lS D30? Just Dow f0l'_~ her daughter Mrs. Senator Murphy, for www 47 ° “ 5- l°“i_m°l»'4W- Tilnlah, who accompanied them to
. c for black; -potatoes Moncto .-EY
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PRODUCE MARKET- The whole- Tuesday for their home In Ottawa af-
loc.; imv. ton. 513.00; tuniipszsc »_ if _ `, ,__ __ ._
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2.2; Fun-ri-len Panvlcutansl*-“fills ` ~ -< Y 0 ° ._ ._ - .___of Commissioner- Muttart,-\ are stil
Zéivgfnhfg };l__llll1__*;’l";"° iff' 43 “_” W." imlkills many improvements on the eerew regret _W - 095i'am. .Sln- streets. Summer Street is now being sera (__ Bowers Hiagxigii _y_i;§“____2877? _p_ut__in .tbortf/ilKh repair and will soon -“cially reported __i___n___;_ed Noe' an us- one of the best in town.--H.
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$_‘;_'_;““"__'_‘____\;_“;_°_Ii =!_§_<_i_6s_bd°m°n-- Will fi_%_i»_si-t Amss.'rresi¢i‘snt oc~u1s-can-
W "5" Whffli W' ll if »Patriotic-I-Fund~-intends.:-mak-
0F LOCAL INTEREST-Q Miss Ju- and' it' is ex e t d' ill b '
“ivan who __ __ hd _ l1C0.W sin Char
_t_;_;;___;___t___ 9_§__‘i_Ef0___B_ _pg Pl_1_C__5_ ctom :EZ lottetown on Tuesday or Wednesday.
- ' _ 9 C vehw Department some Mr. George Platte, ii former 1-05|.
10 Victoria B. C from a yea.r's visit his daughter Mrs ' Harr _ ' '.' - _ . . y Treat, of gagggggngowilgri shellook a post Hartford, Mass.. in the 70th year of S0____a_ sdenu S _n _(_ o_usehoid and his age. His two daughters, Mrs.
0° H has College. Thompson and Mrs. Treat accompa
ters Misses Margaret and Mae left on
_ _ __ T The street then, under the il-lrccti ii
ILVIITP. D- r
md ` “%'°“\‘i' `0f_'0he'~'.Ma_rloime- Provinces dui-in 'the week ending 'Sept 30th,
dent of Tignish, died at tlis home of
ing his nts in Chsrlottotowhs Mr.
tween New York and Truro points.
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THE CAR FERRY is reported- to
havesloft Halifax at 3 o'clock yester- day afternoon; She is duo ln' Pictou .thie morning about 11 o'clcck and afite'r,coalln¢ will proceed to Char-
'lottetownsi __ 1.;
sci-|ooL*“" mmnovauieu ~ _ *l ..l.\1ii°aa"¢iiii1°l\i returnins tromieiu-
Ui x Inst grep? by the § 3;- Stan-
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|-ley. wp;-e._ is _orship_Mayo'f Brown,
Mr_. had Mrs-. ‘I_-li."l-I.- Horne, Mrs. Roy- Holman, Mrs. Dr. Taylor, Mrs. Mur-
doch McKingoi_i,._Mr._ and Mrs. E. A. Foster. Dr. roke.i, Dr. J. T. Jenkins,
'J. 'Stanley Wedlock, F. R. Newsom,
M-r_. and Mrs_. E. G. Saunders, Charles Chandler. Mr'. and Mrs. John Byrne.. Garfield__Ellis, Montague, Mr. and Mijn Gordon, Ives, Montague, -Mrs_.__I.. l‘_t._ Unsworth, James Betliume. ' `
RED POINT NOTES-The farm-
ers are _busily engaged' in gathering a bountiful harvest. Mr. J. C. Camp- bell allways at the fron-t, has garnish- ed"his crops and' thrashed a hundred stocks of mixed grain which yielded ninety seven bushels. Beat that. who
Cumming ,Jr is engineer of one of 'the ntandatd -oil _.Steamers plying be-
. 05;?-d°“ U“lV°"lf!{\ Miids- Juniper nied his remains to his son I-ierbert's. W-M359' °f ill” $°°d W-“th” t° dl' _ es up similar d_u_ties in Victoria. _I;_<;_me! Kilda_re _(_}_ap_e on Friday night. _m y b ee every me day __au__ng - ---- e nnera w c was largely atten- 5 9 9 ll. -‘ -
_gEJ“£)RPl\3LECHRISTlAN CHURCH ded, took place on Sunday afternoo
. . . mery of St. John, N. B: to the Church of England Cemetery.
their fish. A large number of team
alon the. shores -The enterpri
n fish to Souris, for which they are get-
ting the highest prices' ever paid
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- KING C0l.E'S -rich, mellow flavor gives fmishing touch iqfain enjoyalile"'re'past.-
~Y0n'11'1.%'E up nqvmf'
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A compliment the lad of the house may he me
woman does not like to have her tea appreciated!
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Killa COLE TEA---and what
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- Signalling-on. tho sly is one of the greatest and niost important arts of 'the present war. if a spy inthe ene- '*iny's camp wants to get into commun- »lcation with his own men he cannot
stand up and wave_a flag. He has to
can-_T59 fisherman have lake" ”'d'~ think of something' much more subtle.
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And often, despite his subtlety_ he is
5 caught-red-handed. Once on the east-
.ern front the Russians canic across a form hand' piling up his cart with hay_ Being suspicioiis; they ransucked the hay-and found nothing. They were about to ride away when the horse jerked his head, and something went “chink," in the nose bag. Result: The
discovery therein of a telephone trans-
iiiltler, with wires stretching ovcr
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floins to_zi handy i`ai'ii|~.~ilc:id.
Animals arc soinctinioii made to do
the signalling. Once, when the Gor- mans werc rotrcatiiig, they wanted to mark a large country house which they intended to liomhard from 'the air. Sc they left a white goat tethered on the lawn, and when their airmen came ov- er the spot it was easy for them to spot their mark.
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Geo. E. Full
_ Coal Yard
Phone, 278 _
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_of satisfaction, call .up ‘393 when 'you want _
Good.
* ' Plumbing '
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_ Heating
We will give you the-
best work you ever had done, at a price no higher than you are used to pay-
ing. _
-T r y_ o u r _plumbing work.-it’s the _ind that r saves you on time, tem-
pe_r and money.
F. H. Trainor
‘N " 80 rafton St.
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BAGS -BAGS
50,000 Grain Bags
30,000 Potato Bags
"recent illness.-- Miss Minnie Sliarkey
_The bride who was very popular, was
wall 'preach .at Gen-_iran christian c urch, Lord’s Day, Sept. 2-ith morn. ing and e~ve'n‘ing._ Mr. Emery is com-" ‘IIS to take charge of the work her , and “H iw was raster of/'tins ciiurcli some years ago be- needs no intro. duction as he has proven himseif to ba Ii mlm Of high standing as well as, all “ble Preacher. A cordial invita- tion is extended to all int`ii`r¥;_;s`ted..-` (Patriot please copy_) .- .- .
~ WEDDING BELLS.--'l‘h _ i Miss Bertie Mildrid' Crocleetgmddugig ter ,of Mrs. E. H. Crockett, Fitzroy S£_i‘90t. to Mr. Hugh John McLeod. of Winnipeg. toolrplace yesterdaynuorn-‘ ing in the Heartz Memorial Hall, Rev. R. G. Fulton ofiiciated. 'I‘he_bi-ide WEB Sowned in a grey suit with hat to match., The hall was beautifully decorated; and an. archway trimmed With flowers and .iutumn leaves was erected by friends of the bride, under. which the young couple was married.
the recipient of~"inany- beautiful and costly gifts. The' happy young couple left 'amid showers of good wi5h95_ rice and confetti. `
MILLBURN.-The farmers in this
section have about, finished their har-' vest and begun their fall plowing. Many friends oi M5, Alex. Cobb, are glad to see him around again after his
a visit to Carravill recentl -
'lmid e y‘ ~ §Miss Margaret McDonald is at present and rexring - disposition, but firm
_Paying a visit .to her old home in and resolute in matters' of ~vital in‘-
Mlllburn.- Mrs Archy McDonald _of Boston, is at present spending her va- cation in Mllibiirn th_e_gu_est of Mrs. Allen McDonald.-- What might have
proved a serious accident occurredto- they ‘were those interested in that
Misses Alido and Minnie Sharkey, while driving home after visiting friends in Millburn. Their horse-be
coming frightened at sonieobjeot its- many forrns'. He will always be a considerable distance throwing there-meimbered by his shop mates, mem-
occupants from the wiiggon and but' bers of his paternal- order, the Inter-
for the timely arrival of Arthur Pyke the mishap might have been, attended with more serious consequences. The young ladies escaped with a few minor bruises and after repairing the dam- age done to their harness was able tn continue on their journey homo- wsrd. '
A DEEP SEA MARiNER.-- Mr.
James Donavon is back in Charlotte-
town after five months of cruising'
as a deck-hand on the S. S. liuperoyal, oil tank steamer owned by the Impe- rial Oil Company. Mr. Donavon join- ed the ship when she was in Char- lottetown early in the season with.i1 cargo of oil. From here the Imper- oyal went to New York, and from 'New York to Halifax and from that port to Montreal and from Montreal to Sari- nia. Ont. From Sarnia she went back
Burial services were read by Rev. Mr. Hardy, and Rev. Mr. Lockhart. He leaves to mourn two daughters and one son, three brothers James Platte of Mill"Illver, Judson- and William, al- so one sister Annie at home. Pali bearers were E. H: Myrick, Francis Hughes, A. J. Melilydmi-.and J. H. llackettef-Y . _ '
A-BRAM’S -» -V,flLl..AGE.»-_-Mre._ Jo-
seph P. Arsenault -went to Summer- .side Monday evening whe_r_e_,slie will
en `a few da s sitin friéii`ds'a‘i‘i'd'
gest of her mother,-_M.i:s.. Lina Gallant. *L*-M. "Friends of Mr. .AndrefArsenau
are pleased to learn. that ti%,ie,§i:liuc ,better.- Mr. and Mrs, B_e onl'__§_}a`u-' det of_.Miscouche were visitors _ln Eg! mund 'Bay last Sunday,I the guest of Mr. Leon D. Arsenault, Maxim Viile-.- Mr. Emmanuel M. Gallant _ls much better after, his severe_p.t_tack_ of la- grippe.- Mr. Harry Darby_ was I-in- Summerside on Saturday- Several automobiles were making _their rounds on Monday.- The 'condition `¢_$f M'r.‘Jo- seph Doucette of Egmon'd"Bay l§'n‘ot improving as-fast as his many friends wo`uld"wish.-_M. ~ ~ '
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Death` -has,-itaken, _from _`oui_1_
citizenship Mr. Ivan L. Fisher, a young man of_ _unb‘le_mished' character, whose ablllity‘ and"worth cannot be ever eetiinated by any of his fello citizens He was of a quiet
terest and importance. There -are far .too few of such young msn in our City. We sometimes' are amazed' 'when such lives are' taken. because
which niake for the best welfare of their fellow-men; always ready to fight and vote against corruption in
_national Association of Machinists, ,and- numerous' other ailliliations as e bright, clean 'and noble fellow, worthy of al-l the praise and admir- ation that could be bestowed upon lanother fellowtbe-ing. These fe‘w words of esteem are a simple tribute which-gl and' many others are glad' to pay to the memory of one whose life and de-:ids we shall always' cherish. Archibald' B. Coggesholl.-X.
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- The following is taken from The News, Newport, Mass., of the .13tli~ inst. ivan L. Fisher, whose d'e-ath is announced to-day was one of the Torpedo Station Em- ployees' who had' advanced by con- scientious application to his work and won the' high respect of his as- sociates. He came to the Station
to Montreal and then to Eaumont, Tex- as, whero she took on u cargo of crude oil for Halifax. At the last named port Mr. Donavon left her to pay a visit to his home in Charlottetown and will rejoin the steamer there upon hor return from New York. Mr. Do- navon is a deep sea sailor having vl- sitod practically every quarter of the globe und seen-many interesting plac- es. Ho considers the Imperoyal the finest ship he has ever sailed on. the 'seamen being treated as men should 'be and receiving the very best of fare. He says that_while passing Key West. Florida, about ilve weeks ago. they
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'The Prince Edward Isian a
o o o _~=f..»-;'__"\f_.`-`l-.‘~'l"gifl'¢i "'f`~.‘__m9"'M ' __ Exliibiti _ _e__--,Races
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Chatlottefown, §epl_, _Z6 to 2?, _|915- _ H;-*0pqe;iTo'AlliCshada _ I ' _ _
Ovdr $10,000 in Exhibition Prizes. .
Live _Stock entries, except poultry, close 1501 5¢Pi10,m°
ber. _ All other entries close 19th September-
Titres dm nom Racing, sjiooooo in purses. Special attractions in front; of the Grand Stand- 'Nearcst Station Agents will give particulars of rates._
. For Prize List andlhll informaion write the Secretary
iifizssx ii._asAiziz.' ' ' C-R-SMMiLW,0°D . 'Preufldeif >¢¢>-Tf¢=°- '
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sighted three British warships pat- rolling those waters on the lookout. for the German submarine Deutch- land or Bremen. One of the warships -signalled the Imperoyal to show her colors, and upon this being done the steamer was allowed to pass without
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,about nine yearslago as a machinist _and at tho time of his death rated 'as a leading machinistbelng employ- _cd in the planing department. I-Ile 'death was due- todiabetir, and' came alter a week's treatment in the _N_ciy- port Hospital. The week pre_vif/_us' he ,had take-n an automobile trip, with _one of the.otha'r employees to_Atlan-_ ,tic City, and this aggravated 'his |trouUle, which had existed about a,_ year though it was not thought to be se‘ric~us~. He married shortly after her graduation Miss' Lottle McEwen of the class. of 1911 of the' Newport Hospital. They went .to the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. McEwen of Summerside, P. E. I. and while there she died from heart -trouble' within eight months of their marriage. He was a member of the local machinist Union and Rhode Island Lodge of Odd Fellows and had been a regular attend'ant at the First Methodist Church.-X.
f MONTHLY MEETING.-The Eg- mont Bay Local Branch Boudreault 0i,the;As»u»slld_~ieclso' held their ‘mo thiy meeting n the C. M. B. A.,
T# attendance was unusually large ap _ me'- w&emm- in). was the report of Mr. Joseph H. Adenault '~` tIlU'~l!9Ngme" ' who 'had"‘at'- topped, the Grand (_Jonv_si_ition at Monc- to Mr. ~Aril6`ia\iltf-vras=fve'rij>-unpai- cl n his discourse and at some length 'd lt ion ‘tiki ’®rdillY”Mos|¢i0n‘wii° d il o the deleg tes. I-ie then gave
cixvention, the eihqfiisiit-"’sp ` ssffdb- llm on tha occasiona and the wigd e us t eme to revae :iw w_i;_li|s9!i'=i;E`6€§ii§T9““rna‘__r8ti§uf_y"X3 ii a ost ea ,condit na .
dong ang was doihg a vast amount of oo . __ e o as
ghase uf. és beneficial. uid- ey e eviam right there tjis il_rs_ - ming 'it inn. us vm “bsfsbiiterny Prism
an _d. y vi _g _ __ _ relatives; while there she will be tli`e`_
it _ hlsuccess. New patrons are coming on
ii oil sundasimsning tlis.-Itltiu-issv.§_._pii;g»ve<i and narrowed and ready for
-a very efficient condition with Miss
_ _ Mrs. Currie .
lmac,loun¢~=5pm£_p|-5¢,§@d|;;$_"q~tmqm¢png.muse visiting their native
__ ' __ "1 d try so long-a profitable one, itz.-hszzifsa --strings ps ....
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ing store keeper, ~Mr. Alex Robert- son is doing s larger business this suinmer than over.-His num- erous customers' are loud in their praise of the good roads in -th/is sec- tion due -to ‘the careful supervision of our genial road master, Mr. A. W. -Bruce.-lied' Point School is flourish- -ing under the carefuil management of our painstaking teacher, Miss Katherine Morris, who hasslready eight percent of the scholers"in` -the i-district.-Red Point cheese factory is taking on new life. The manager is doing everything possible to please the patrons and make the factory ii
.every week. Cheese is selling at top "price, _
Miss Mary Avalena Brennan, Long
River, has received the following let- ter from her brother, Private Alex- _ander Bnennan,- London, England.
London, England,
August 24, 1916.
Dear Sisterz- This is the first
chance I got to wrtie you since I came _over to thls_ beautiful place with its grand stone residences, Government buildings and lawns. It would make 'you forget war to ses this place. lt does not seem any time since I left our-dear,native'iai\il to' goacross the ocean. It was a long trip across but one worth having. You would not think. that there was any war over here _as the people don't talk of it and are all in good iipiritst’ They are very klnd.butl`n`o kinder than the P. E. ls- .landerii-' _I » ` _
talkin tU*Fred Henderson
s`o5ii.'as1.nis nerves are nisnsrsd. was also talking toid, fellow-who was in. .the trenches .with poor Archie Campbell and was along side him .when he got killed. He had not ‘a mark on his body- but was struck-over the heart 'with ii shell and died instant- ly. All his comrades like him as we ~did.when he was our school mate. Well Dear I cannot think of any more news. Give clieering_~"words to mother and tell her I am looking for a 'letter from her. ' I will send a photo soon. I am growing fat and in the best of iwalthaiid I never see'_the cllnk_. nori
r on the sick list So you
happiness. The boys are all fine e cept Heath Montgomery from French River who has been laid up in the hos- pital but is mending now. Write soon and,give my love to the rest of thc girls and boys. Lovin Brother,
PTE. ALEXANDER BRENNAN.
A. Company,
105th Battalion, ' Lower Dibgatc Camp.
Shorncliff,
London. England.
‘i.AKEvn.i.E |'rEMs-'rns son-
cert and social held in North Lake ~i-ian, on Aug. zznd.. \md6r_tl\° “"8- pices' of Lake-view Womlena Instit- ute was very largely attended- Mf- |S. T. Anderson acted as chairman- Among thdse who assisted in. the musical part~of the enterainment. "wc-'re Misses any sm Ethel 1\4¢Df/li-.- nld, Mr. Kennedy and' Mr, WalJ41,lf_ Robertson of Kingsboro. Dr- A- A- McDonald oi Souris and Mr. Ilpdaon Morrow of North Lake. The prog- ralm also consisted of recitations by Miss Pearl Ching, Miss Lily_Rosa.and, Mrs. W. Walker and readings by Eunice Baker and Anthur- Robert- son. The pies were auctioned by Mr. 'Everett Fraser, formerly of Nortl llsake, now of Washington, U. S. A., 'after which ice-cream and cake were sold by the ladies. Receipts amount- ed to $55.00, which has been devot- ed tor -_Patriotic Work.-I~Iai‘v-est. which was more _than an average crop in this community, is almost completed.-Plowing has heady, lio- gun', as one sees a large gield which Mn, Robert D. McLaren. North Lake has I already covered ._with fertilizer
next seasnn's crop.-The school is- in
Pearl Ching as teacher.--I-ler friends pr.; .glad to have Miss Gladys Rose in their midst again, after spending the summer in Charlotte- townif Mr. , Charles' _ Ross halt _adorned after a visit to ha daughter
at New " iltshlre-
haunts from the United Status' are M1" Mary A. Molnnis. Mrs. Ken- nedy formerly Miss (Lizzie Mcinnls) Miss Eunice Baker and Mr. Fred Row,-.Mr..-and' Mrs. Dowling after ,pending three weeks at their favor- ft; sport of trout-fishing have re-
turned to their home in blilpw York.-_-
h e factory is t s year n
hands of Mr. Emeric- Hol- land" lllfmira. lt is regrettable that
be _hslpedv hisanyqiossiblo waytg _ Mr. Arsensult was tendered s unanimous
nks for hiifinthreltlnx re-
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vote of tha ~ _ -,-,
[l0fl.#M. . " ' _“mn Tnlfliu __»yv|. _-|`|\ _ _ __
rieggiiilil was ¢ettind'1al_‘_l6r. `lt'_ ad] ffl! `___un<i_i;i°e_It_h9__ 12:0 §l__¢_l____°¢1'¢y° 5|; |
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l'§°lsf'.l3 fish' -»fZ.'.i'ii°’i>"i“ia°ii"§~§zi$lFmF if- fpywflgd iv =“ vf°¢r.°f-.=l'° 1
as mi uut.»ii_tiie_iinn°_h»» .spina $ers_ the _\.°‘§s_`._\s.°"f.'°.'_‘*
_ bmhip, and _qi ty ° dim “s ppsd over any_ _tions year; it an “mis the' in i_¢ in<iumy‘ui
arn_I eve - | see I am enjoying perfect health and
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in _quality as a minted .five dollar gold piece.
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-Its proportions are as accur- i _ a`tely fixed, and as scientifically ~ determined `
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the desired strength. I .» -- A
' flavour that you cannot get with western
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“Beaver” Flour is as uniform A
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The wheats used' in"miilin 5 .4 - -.f}_,_ #L if “Beaver” Flour are aiialyzcd'- g_ _-,Y =-E? / \ Ul -. and the percentages of - ` ' ~ ‘ ,’ /7 / 7 '“:;i`
- gluten, Starch etc. are' ' - l ‘ _ _
found by chemical . to ;_ _ , ._ .-.a;'s'- 3 ' V
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`. '.1..w_i‘;si__‘____ _ole ’._`_____ _ _____g hom" from years an@cars of experience-lust how much western spring - '_ I1 11.'-` ' s - . . . . . ‘hom °` 5 ' g" -i wheat to-add to the chQic'l:5f“Qnta_r_io winter wheat-to obtain
BEA ER. FLOUR
Equally good for Bread_ and Poetry. _ Milled of Blended Wheat.
This is why “Beaver” Flour always gives good results--why it requires less shortening-why everything you make with it has a
spring wheat Hours.
Try “Beaver” Flour yourself. forl -both Pastry and Bread-you’ll find it equally good for either, and best: for both. Remember, to insist on having “Beaver” Flour-the original blended wheat flour.
DEALERS-write for prices on Feed, Co|rse'Ghins and Cereals.
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“Wl1at Engine, S_hall I Buy ?”'
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You say:--"tiers aro`?'§_dozcn diilorcia miilics. find all well
spo`lfpi\:iJ_l.'f I hardly know whidli one to buy."
:V Well, anyone of _tlinni will probably save you ii lot' of work' ‘_
and he a good investment. -but if you select u __ - _
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’ It starts without cran 'Im 1
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it will do all tho work that any other i;as`_ no oiigiiie will ilo-- and it has some special features that Canpdian Farmers will oe-
pecially appreciate. M _
* For example, it is a vcry strong eiigiric, tho 6 h.p. Renfrew
Standard. being almost as large as the averaiw 5 ll-IL 0l\8|lI0-
Canadian farming conditions require a l_‘u__g__sed. i10W0ri\l| GIIBIIW-
and the Itenirew Standard fills the bill-
_ . _ Agencies alrffoet everywhere
The Renfrew l Machinery Co. , Ltd
‘ ° Head Office and Works, Renfi ew, 0.it. Branch 0 .
Other Features
DUAL IGNITION. 'i`hc Iicnfrnw
Sluiiiinril has two supcrato ignition systems. 1.--lnittci'lu.~i. 2,-liiigli ton lion In-:i1.:iii:I.u. liaving two systciiia ihc` vnizino is doubly rclliililrr.
STARTS WITHOUT CRANKING.-
Any lioy or girl from ti.-ii yours np can stnrt and opcrutn ii.
FLY BALL GOVERNOR. \ A Rov-
crnor oi' the steam rnglnc iypc that permits the cnginc I0 he ns clo.-wiv regulated as a steam ciiglno.- '
cAnsuns‘roR.-'rms is one or ni!-.
icatures that count in the long run, ho- causc it is a remarkably economic-nl carburetor and operates the engine on a small amount of gasoline.
BEARINGS. llarge hearings prov-
idcd with an adjustment to take up
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FRAME. Frsnie- and cylinder cast
ii. unc insuring perfect alignment.
COMMUTATOFI. Made of bronze. PIE-TON. Made of semi-steel with
piston rings ground so that they do not `var_ one-tbousanilth part of an inch in -iize. ~
BALANCE. So perfectly bniaiiced
that the engine does no creep If not anchored. ` ' .-
PULLEV.. .Lever type of friction
clutch pulley' provided free -with en- gines of 6 h.p. and upwards. GUARANTEE. A strong fair and
square gnarantoc that safeguards sw cry purchaser. _
SIZES. 1% h. p. to 80 h. p. Station-
ary, portable and_seniI-portable. cA1'Ai.oc`. Fans. _write for lt. it
shows the line in detail and gives com- plete information.
We also have n full line of Ensilage
Cutters. Grain Grinders. Saw Frames. etc.
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in Canada. °
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