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lilll f.iilliili'ililBlllWll» _lillliillllll

Ll\l U l\»llDDl\ £l1` ,IJ lAA\ l.’1\1.l‘4 l\ _ ,`

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94"; ` qt cI\arI_ottetown."'Brai\oh Oillee at Bum-

liereId`g2l|:?ton, gburli and MontaIl\|°-

_ a ‘_ 3 _J _ \

Morning' Daily (founded 1891), $3.50 per year, (Dell

ered) In advance; $2.50 per year (mailed) In advance, Canada, and $3-00 f°|` U- 5- A-

Evening ,pany (f nded 1907) $2.00 (delivered or b

Hail In Canada, and $50 for U- 8- A-

Henri Bourassa,.w}io frankly and openly

avows that Canada hits no duty to perform in this war, declares, says an Ottawa ex-

port the war policy of the anti-Unionist

samrday weekly (founded 1887) $1.50 per annum by leadey? -

lull 'in Cainada or U. S~ fi- v

»..~,,~vvv--».~.»~s~~, ~».t~.~.~...~.--..._ .. _¢..,.~»,.~.-.

._ 'ruEsDAv NOVEMBER iaih 1911

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l' N'1)l~lll \\`lll(‘ll l¢.\N N lil!

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Yesterd;i_\"s Pzitriot gi\"c's what nm

be presiuni-il to be excellent photos of lifes

srs. A.._ll. Wai-biii'toii and John E. Sinelai \vhoui"il ilesigiiates :is the "Win the Wa Liberal Caiuiidates for Queen`s County.

\, meanest intellect must realize, namely, that'

v-,change, that in the comingelection he will' , ‘“ support Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Why? Why **"`*****°******** e n 0 e a

y that B0lll`a.SSa, 3,I'ltI-Wal' and 3l`li}I-BI‘Ii.- iSir.T-ltt _viéasg dull, forbidding inor-

- »‘ ' ' _ |1111: as un an W I I. I t r

ls ' can bl Ing himself and hls party tq Sup than usual; and boiuioste liefiire aiiio

i rr'

+ +3 +046

ck: 3 f

f**** Q

were aware of' lt. the houi' for church .service had arrived. lt is wonderful

° . . . 'ir - i ‘

B The oul alriswe i th t t b ause “Y O

_ 1' _ S 3. I IS €C' bath niornlgiilg. altlli:-iibniirkabtie how _

ourassa, a een, discerning intelligence, '}‘";‘_‘_‘;§° ‘”“°,'““kS as =\ "eff "“‘° “f°l M 0 A d M ll

~ ' . . k. if t li `

ifealizesrfull weilhthat Laurier’s v\ii_ii1.-the- viii-lfnaiieollzi-sai»baii\k'ili‘ofi.ll\li.”w<i°\ii3 I alor n L C a.

Wal. po Icy ls a S am’ that his pro essions rant es ex ra iazardous. and his cx~ f ` ' , of war-determination are mere hollow ii? oieiiiiilifi ii(i‘itil§i>ii~i-lti3fif1a'“i, ' Of the Canadian General Staff phrases,_that his patriotic passages a1°e|l"f"“'°," “""“ ‘“§**f°“ “S **°_”I""° ' 1 A

Isounding brass and tinkling cymbals. I Ztiiiiiihitiikinaoscillfiifibutliiiiiiuiisi iiiiii, I at the Front

' . ' . g tho first du of tl '~ I".

The Nationalist ieadei knows what the Mm ,mt A_ ‘,‘f,v‘],§,°,,§,,.c ,md ,U ° '

I

tell of a little boy whose Sundays were

`_ triumph for Sir Wilfrid Laurier at the polls 2”* "°“`-" *’““I’>'~ Th” ""‘° “'*‘*‘ ‘°"“l

. v, r pon his liands. Ile tliil not know' _

1- practically means the end of Canada s war fum io tio with ilimsiiir. tum to onto -

» ‘ . . . . av \\'t-ali he hui 1 I tlii . a bu '»

r gffol Loglcdlly’ thele Can, be no Othel bear. a burdeii, alliiic iiiiigthy. Oli-'c .

_ "1-

wii1iiiuuiii”f o L, t

' ~ “'rifisl.i iii. w rf I

. Under the auspices of

hovi aliis d ci ultl nbab- ‘Y

" interpretation of the Opposition leader‘s s-.uumiiiim wasexp.-essl.\,.i\iiitit=ii or < -nn-

1>_01i@_r; =me1if_ih@1~@ awsome who Still re- :::’.f".'i.°..‘;‘.:;‘:".§l..t“‘1.:‘,i.i,:;f,_”i;i;..“'li:;

9 SISt Ill b@lIOVlllg that Sli ‘vVIlf1‘l(l ill POW el _\'ou do when you go to heaven? \ou

' '_ know evcrv da is Quiuiav thei't.~.

The public, wc suppose are expected to _ 4 . _ - _ take these candidates at their face vulu ~ ‘ ' ' ' __ \

as nelthel' (lf l-hem Seen ht to State W0u.ld be capable of a Stl Ong Wal' adnnnlb" 'l`iiat stuiiiied Jblinnlo ‘for u'inoiueiit,`|` . n 0 n e _

e tration, let them ask themselves how that no im raiueti un wus and -~en1ie<l=. t

whether he is a candidate, or where h stands' on the gi'cat issue of the day ei uzi der whose leiulership he purposes procee ding' to win the wiir. 'i`he fact that th l‘ati'iot-ctills tlieiu l,iberals e\'identl_v _pla

ces them under the banner of' Sir Wilfiid '

Laurier whose attitude on the war polic

\, °"l`lic l`iiioui,~‘i pi‘ogi‘;nii is the :iiiti|u_nli~s of

aill \\'i~ niliiiirc. of :ill \\c l>clic\'c, :iiid :ill wc dc-

is alrend_\' known, and cannot even by u I

stretch ol' iniaigiuiitioii be described ai “Win the \Vui'f`; still the candidates tlieni selves, il' they ha\'e 21 policy, should giv the electors some idea of what that polic

is.~ Mezintime there are only two pledge(

_I sire: while it is ilu- <-.<,~i~iu~o of :ill wc ilcie_\I_ of _ :ill we iii-_~'pisc iii iiicu, iilc;i.~_ :ind iciiilciicics of

0 lloili |»;iriic<, \\i- ure, in turf, :ii our ezisc iii

\_ roiiilizitiiig this dciesiiihle coalition."

I _

Win the War candidates in the field, Mes- Those Wh” Feilllze the need for Cilmldil

srs. Nicholson and i\’Iartin who have no

been afraid to come out in the open am

state their \'iews showing exactly whcr they stand. _

At thepresent time there are oni

three possible classes of candiilates, Wi

the War Union Go\‘ernnieiit, Opposition

under Sir Wili`i'id Ln_urier`s leadership, an

Independent Labour I’art_\'. Candidates must i'c<:ci\'e the endorsation of the i'e cogiiizeil`lef_ulci‘ of one of these parties' be fore being entitled to the soldiers’ \'ote.

An_\' candidate coming out \vithout suc

t doing everything it possibly can to help. ] defeat the very real Teuton menace can e say with equal emphasis that the Bourassu

program is the “antipodes of all we admire.

Y believe, and desire.” _ h Surely the fact that Sir Wilfrid Laurier _ has the support of Bourassa and the dis- d loyal, anti-British racialists who follow

him, should be suflicient warning to British'

_ Canadians that the Liberal leader cannot _ safely be entrusted with government of

this country at this critical hour.

h l__O__l

ciidorsation is sailing under false colours _

and can have no possible chance of ele

_ c tion. l

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Sill \\` I l.i"lll I)`l\' I"()i.l.()\\` HRS

_ 'r ii is iix mi Y \'o'ri~;

Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s objection to the

<lisfranchisement of recently' arrived im- migrants from enemy countries, is based on the fact that he desired German and Austrian aid in the'election.

in its issue of Sutiirday the Pioneci' es-~ I

saycd to take us to task for asserting tha the supporters of Su' Wilfrid Laurier would include ull the disloyal element, thi

sliirkers, slackers and 'anti-conscription ists, and asks by what authority We clan

to assert who are and who are not loya To put it briefi_\~', a man is generally know by the company he keeps. In whose com- pany will Sir Wilfrid be found at the eusu ing election?~ Whom shall he lead if hc be returned to Parliameiit? Will not Si

Wilfrid be found among the Bourassaite

the anti-conscriptionists, the pro-Germans If he be returned to Parliament, elected b such people who shall support him in th House? Will it not be Bourassa, who declar ed “Canada has no right to go and fight i

l n-_i.\W.s`i_.\Q<'|»;|<i1:

_` 'Sir Wilfrid Laurier has always been op- H posed to_ Woman Suffrage. He is, there- 1 fore, guilty of extreme hypocrisy when he li weeps_over the non-enfranchisement of

Canadian women other than the relatives

_ of men in khaki.

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li lll‘ll..\'l`|'ll) ItI‘l)l()l{S|‘1

S6 Having assisted in rousing Quebec on the §, Bilingual issue, and having failed to rouse b'his compatriots in regard to the war, Sir _ Wilfrid Laurierrnow views with apprehen- n sion the spectacle of a “disunited Canada

Europe!" Will it not be Lavergne, who at this Critical h0U1` Of h€1° hiSt01`Y-”

declared “We are not Freiich; We are no

English. We are just l"rench-Canadian

We do not l`eel any obligation to take pai

t -,','i,QiT‘-' S' \\ lu lll\\ lu l'l‘ l\(}VV ~t --l _

in f(,,.L.;4,,-,, w,,,»_,<_~ Wm it not be Lucicl, In promising the formation of a Govern-

l

(laiinon, who asks, “Why should we figl

1- ment representative of business, labor and

f`or Eiigliuul? iiave we not done enough "l5U`iCultu1`9» 'find of all elemelllés ill UIC

7 'I W 1 /\I'

for _Eiigland?" Vvili it not oe irami \/nv

_ population, Sir Wilfrid Laiiricr overlfioks

cr, who refuses to stand when the National the filct that lib? C0Ul}t1`Y allffldy h'¢IS Such Anthem is sung, and who declares that the il UNION Adm1mSi3¥'2lfl0l1-

disfranchisement of' Germans and Austri- -_'mo-ri

ans is a crime, and the enfranchisement o soldiers in Flanders and their female re- latives here u political trick to gain votes

f l{l‘l'l`l`l{Nl‘]I) .S'()l.|)|l‘lllS

? Sir Wilfrid Laurier says that a great

IS not an ,,gg,.@_qatjOn of that description deal should be 'done for returned Canadian

with thomas disloval to King and country

‘2 training and replacement in civil life upon

Whv sh'Eiii`liil the Laurier Liberals be so 21 SHfiSfaCt01fY baSiS- BI‘itiSh,~Am@1'iCan anxious to retain the enemy alien vote and fliid ALlSt!‘&ll2Y1 St3t€Sm€1”1 may be qu0tcd to depri\c the soldiers in Flanders and T0 the 0f'f€Ct that Canada has led all other

their female iclatii es of the vote? Is

lt nations in its handling of the returned sol-

not because the enemy allen vote is certain di€I‘ Problem. to support Laurier and the soldiers and -lO---v-_- _ their female relatives vote to go against -\ »*0f»UlB`|f'>' \ ll‘l\\

him? The Pioneer, Captain Read and oth- H _ -i-- _ ers of that ilk may bitterly complain that ' Being myself a veteran of the South they are subjected to unwarranted reflec- African war-m_v brother now serving in

enough to brand anv one who associates S0ldi@I`5- He U1`E9S 1`€-€dl1C3ti0l1. technical

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tion upon their loyalty and patriotism. Ho

the trenches in France, and every young

can they expect to be immune from at- member of my family on active service at

tack on such grounds, when they deliber-

the front-I cannot do otherwise than sup-

ately support those who pursue courses port every step that is honestly made to which lead to denial of the first principles win this war. When our immediate relativ- of patriotism? What is the explanation of es and fellow-citizens are giving their all Laurieri-te solicitude for the right of aliens to defend our country, our Empire, and the to vote in the west. their strong opposition liberties of civili_zation_itself, it is no time to soldiers in the Canadian army voting in for narrow partisanship or for inidvidual

Flanders, and the soldiers’ female relativ-

and it 'was his deliizht to start then out two by two for-tlio iiouso l'I`i\.\'I?\`= ll \N1IS- in thi: i|zi_\'s ol' cop-

i I

candidates to satisfy their personal ambi-‘

_ could be possible from a Government depen- f`."”"_"“I’“ lI_ “'°""_ have i_<»_'l:o tune."

ihcie is .suinietliiiig |<i.Iu.ilIv nioupzl i --in thQ¥-

_ dent for its existence upon the votes of tihoimiiw. ~ln,i\iin»_r or sliiul-.till item-l Nillgiiiliilalllstliui>i><;1;i<f1‘SI§"<$“.Quebec- -Z.’I.‘ii",~‘§'?`l‘l'.'{§l" '..°.i""‘_f2`..,""3.7}J."".““’» Market Hall _ 'assi sz 's i le e ou':--

0'

hurl a coin of the renlui, and each pepperinlnl, ol' the sri-oii-_'est viiitago. whose oiloi' wais 'rivzilled only by lbo

drop of scent on the izottoii liitiidkei'-‘ chief wliicli cnch caii'i'ii~d. There was

ii faintly pew. wltli at long footstool. hleiity ui' hymn books and llibles, and we were encoui'age<l to l`ollow th preiufher in his reiulliuz and were

"i1\04‘\iiS0il l’ci-taixliiig tho tc-xr and tho 4' ' 'l _,i ' , ._T_; __ _ f .. * V1”

illvisioiis ofthe sermon when we Rot bat-li under tho faniily i'oot'tree. 'I‘haI 'S \\‘|l.V I dislike \\'i‘.o si.-iunoliettcs, wliose thoiiglits liavo us- niueh coii- nection as :i slriiiu, of beiiils with tho SIFHIIS pulled out. \\'hai would I have been able to toll my father about the divisions of the sri-iiioii if I had

been” brougiif. up on pi'f-aicliing like thai. But l s_iiiipl;.' llcliglit in a ser-_ iiiou tha; has its firstly, secondly and l1iialI_\‘. breilireii. It izilics me back to the iii-iys when i sit as _ii wee laddie ill lilo fuiuily pew.'galliei'ing up the lH’<‘aclic|"s tliousrlils i'or niy. i`atbc~r’s satistaciloii, und. as I know now, for uiy own good in the ,rears to come.

Alid l llilve been going to church for

ii good _iiiaiiy years iiow, for I was §l?\I`lUll lil the iliiys of iii_v iiititiicy. and

ll2\\"¢ "Ol yHt Hot out of the way of

pluniiiiig to attend public worship on thi- first day of the week.

Sometimes the preaching is a little

wour_isouie. But I aiu becoming more charitable towards the iniiiisters. I

do not condemn -them because thev ure not up to form every Sunday.

'l`liink oi' how wi; hiiv,e loaded fhmn up wlili work. I reiuembor old Ilcv

DAILY SELECTIONS FOR

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ouiiiinun READERS .:

i Furnished by W. S. Lousori, ‘ ik

>l§i'“i".'§H:=l»~'l'-i>‘v°i*°f I l'.`. T-.Pi-v-¥~lvi6‘l‘-if -'f'C ” f.'%

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY

'l`o br hours! fo be klud-to oarn

delicacy. ~

~llobci't Louis Stevenson.

"Cod iievor would ‘send you a dark-

IICSS

Il' lin foil you i-,uuld hear the Ilglif'

lint you would not cling io his guidl

ing iiuiul

lt' fho way were always bright..

Aiul you would not rare to walk by

faith. _

l'oiild you zilwnyu walk by slglil.

'l`Iio|\ iii-silo your hiiiiil iii your I"nth-

ci"s,

Anil sing, if you eau, ns you xo;

Your song may ehoor some one bc-

hlnd you.

Wliusc coiiraize _ls sinking low; Anal, well, it your lips do i|iiiver--

God will love you better so."

c my i: nn.. I It ' , ,

\*.ell I was broiiglit up lo go to

i-iinriih'. My 1-'other Iuid a bil-I l`a|iiilyl.l 8 pcm.

l e

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v%'%l€‘€

ll.

liftl|,~;lu|1 Io spi-iul a little less, to niake upon the whole ii fziinliy happier for his preseiico; to roniove when that sluill be iici~ousiii`y and not to be eni- hliloreil; to keep ii few friends. but tlicse wilhout eiipltulatlon-Above all on the sanio i:ri.ni conditions to keep friends with himself-Iiere is a task for all that a nian has of fortitude and

1 ' 1 |

\ Awholesomeepread, U

,` for a. slice of Bread. l The Kiddies"iust love 3 coizusnwr __ llc pure-give lien loin ef it I / A! all grocer! in 3 pound

Perfect Seal Quart Jars or 2, 5, I0 and 20 pound gina. _

-§ Write for free N

‘ Cook Book.

ml Clllll ITIICI Cl. ,V “`

, uolipihszht I

’¥_~U§;7o

Q cg’ . ?‘ _ _ gl. ¢' " or io

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e‘¢

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es votingin Canada? Is it because of loy- tion.” -Mr. Bartram, Union Government,

aityjgnriy-pQQ;jgt§§m,,or is it not?

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"\f`-`~`-`l"l #Tilt I, .A1 5'-‘fl V qv

Candidate for Durham, Ont,

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Ladies and Gentlemen Cordlaily Invited

I1r‘rs -:ind pepperiiiiiiis. I-lvery child

1148-ll-1'lM1.l '

Anfviission FREE

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Snod|.:i'nss wiio used io preach at our church. llc had three appoiiitniciits. but he preaclioil the same scriiioii ut eacii. and il' the scrnioii wiis ii good one at the first appointment, it kcpf growing better until, at the cveniir: service, the old man liuil a glorloiis time. and everybody else luiil. ioo. lint iiowadays the preiicliei' lniust have something fresh c-very time. In fact, soiuotinics I think the new theology owes its popularity lo the libel tluil has been placed upon it. l\'c-wiiess is the deniaiiil--the pi'eai'hcr iuusr ho up to ilati-, ho must noi. became a back iiuiuber. _Ami then just to keep iiun out of niischief, we have all sorts oi' inc-flings and clubs that he is expectoii to keep riinninp:,' and which he must aildress regulai‘ly, und very often on any occasion when someone has dis- appointed the coiiinilttee. Then he must have an interest in all public and social moveni-¢-rits. llc must bury the dead. uiarry the living, visit the sick, call upon people who have more time to call upon hilni than lie has to call upon them, and preach at must iwo rust-class. ui)-to-ilatv. lu- spiring, liolpfiil sernious every I.oriI's lluy, in spite of thc' fact that he I.-' paid less than any proI`r\rsioii»1il iiiain who has taken the saiiie iiuiiiboi' of _\'c;ii's ol` trfiinliii: to fit himself for his work. flow would you like ilu- iniiiisierls job?

_Well, these are ilie iiion wlioui we

depeiid upon to cheer us up, lo lcll us what righteousness nieuiis, io as- siiro us that justice rules the unl- vorc. and to inspire us to brace up and be tho uion we ought to bo. We expert fhem to coax the goodness lu us and to uid us in restrziliiiiig the bniiiiess; aiiil, fo help them on in the good work, we go to hour llioni per- haps once ii iuoiilh. and try to stlflo coiiscioiico by giving ns ii iciison t'or iioiriitleiiriance that the inlnlsler ls not zi very attractive preiiirlir:i'. Muii. dn you tiilnk that if you haul couriol your wife one evening at inoiifh, you woulii' over have seen much of her'.' Anil ure you so foolish as to liiliik that you will love your inlnistcr, if you keep so far away that you do not know whether he divides his sei- nions into heads or, like the durky preuclicrs, ‘[jes’ branches."

Last Suiulay I was at service, and

I aiin glad that l went. The old habit ol' |'i:iuciiiberiug the text was upon nic, but for the life of ine I ifiiiiiiot recall the points of the scr- iiioii. I liave. liowever, a sense of thc griviitliess ol' the text. l ho:-ir it echoing iii iuy soul today. I uiii ilr;iwln_\: coiiiiort froni il. My duty is iieiiig lightened Iieriiiise ot' it. \\‘hat ii text it was! “'|`liy iiieri-_\', O Lord, is in tlir liczireiis. und thy faiitliiiiliiess rent-lietli iiiuo the clo\ii`.'s. ’l`hy ripxlileoiisiiess is like the great iiioiiutaius. 'I`hy jiulp.iiioi>\fs are ai great deep: 0, l.oi'd, ’l‘lioii p_i'eser\'c.~=t niaii iiiiil beast. llow ext-olieiit is 'l`h_v loving liiiiiiness. 0 God! tliei'ol`i:i‘o the cliillireii of nieii put their trust under the sluidoiv oi' 'l`hy wings." The pi'i~ni:lior told us that that \\'oi.l “lovingkiiulness" unfiieroil up the other ‘great words iii the text, “ii\<“.-roy," “I`uitliI`iiliu\.~‘|." i'i;.7liteoiis- ness." “judgiiients." into one expres-

(Coniiuued on page five.)

lVlAK|N(i_/LLCOHOL

Sir,--”[`l\|‘ Food l‘|e|lge (';iiup1\iL!l\

has by Ihls time iieeii coiiiplrtril. As ‘one ot' those who caiiiviissod tho poo» plo. I :un poi~initt,oil to know the iuinds ol' sonic of them. 'l`Iie major- il_\' oI` the people wislicd to know why. lf l'o‘oii' is so scarce. that Con- nila and Great Britain do not nuike some effort to stop the wiistc ol’ good grain, in iunklng liquor.

is it not true Iluit, in Ciiiiaila ai-

Iono, fioui 15,000,0(IfI to 3,000,000 bus- hels of grain uro aiiiiiially converted into llqiior? This waste is permitted in go on while people are stitrvlni: In the llulteil States the ruilroail prrisideiils, |uiiikei“s,iawyors, t`zii'iiiei's, and business iuen goiierolly aio iit. the present tlinc neiiiiiiig iiieseniges to \Vasliingl.oii ile- iuanilini: nation wido piolilbitloii. WIi_v do tho Uuiiziillaiiis not flollow their exainplo? lt. is tho duty of every true Ci-iiiiiilliiii cltl'/.cii to do his or her level best to stop thlii wholesale waste of foodstiiffs :ind the iunkliig of the vile stuff’ wlilcli is ruinliu: the best ot' our nianliooil everywhnre. '

Let every lruo citizen rise up and

ldeiiiaiid that ii lnw bc passed pio- hII_»Itiu;; the nialilug of tho uccurscd |stiiI_l`.

I ani Sir, etc..

A CITIZEN OF CANADA. (Our corvrespoiident will be pleas-

,eil to learn that on and after Decem-

ber lst the use of grain or other

lllliilstiifld in the iiiaiiufactuie of

liquor Is forbidden fu Canada by Order~in-Council.-Ed. G.)

I WAR NIENUS L

How to Save Wheat, Beef and Eason for the men at the front. Issued from the Ofiicg of the Food Controller for Canada

, _ ' V Menu Fon wEoNEsnAv

Breakfast

A Oatmeal Porrliige 'I`o-.ist Apple flutter Tea or l'o.”leo

_Dinner 1";-it-,| Liver Onions Potatoes t,‘oilago Pudding

Supper

_ 'fonialo Soup ` ' ‘ Iloiiiiny lliead 'lm

'rue mt-ipo for iiominy Bread. ww-

»tIoiied above, are as follows:-~

l

Homlny Bread-

2 t-.ups boiled liuinhiy grits 2 eggs `

1 cup sweat iullk

1~fl cup flour

I teaspoon baking powder

1 tablespoon fat

t‘uok homlny with four times the

hulk of water. Cool and add H16 .swe-cf milk and .well beaten e582- Sllft in tho flour and baking powder.. Lnst add the Iiot fat and pour 1111.0 greased baking dish and bake In li0¢ ‘_ oven until flrni and brown. but not

stiff. wifetu and mein saving recipes bv

Domestic Science expcvts ol the Food ControlIer`s Office.

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| ‘ves

Ranges

and -

,I ' Just Received a Carloafd of McClaty Stoves

and Ranges. Call and See Our Line---Get 'Our Prices. . '

Stoves and Ranges _

We will take at any time Victory Bonds at their Face Value

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,ll for 'goods purchased from ue for CASH.

I 1139-11-IZMZI '

Wholesale and Retail

5' it ’ _ _ , _ . . gait liic E o~;leiislllo\‘?tii>oi°e or “éffiit

mil- ’ i ~ .=-x|.l|1'tu_.. ~: ; I. .

ll “WI-Ielp? the War---Buy a Victdry Bond M

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