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should buy your winter coal during the summer inonths. The most im- portant one is that you will thereby effect a con- R siderabie saving ol money -and then there may be a notable shortage of coal just when you are in need ot' it. Who can tell?

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l’_ ii, I. M i l ic rs (lioiler 5 Process) from choice im ort- ’ it-rl I<`lI'_`i`l and MAIISUIS f .~ Wlll§A'l`.

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_ Only 6 cents per pound (Sold in any qurinity)

M roniiioon, no1.i.irD ~ oA'rs, rains ooizuiviicai., ._ oi\'i*ivisni., »_o R A ii A ivi __ i<‘i.ouii, uve i~‘i.oUn_ iiiitzkwiiicur if i. 0 U n p o/rr i<‘Lou ir, BAHLEY 1 FLOUR.

All fresh and sweet, and sold in any quanity ar lowest prices in ilie City. Phone in ' your order. Orders filled and

sent promptly.

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*STURGEON CARDING MILLS,

are running and iklt class work guuruiiteed. Daniel Clary.

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..*AT i-i0ME.`-Mrs. James G. Mc-`

Laren wilt be at home Friday after. 1100". July 18th at her residence, Montague. 715.15

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closed Peace Day, Saturday July 19th,_ ll will remain open tlii 9 p. m. Fri-‘ dev July unit. roou-7-17=M2i.

..*WANTED AT ONCE, a miller for

Roller Mills. State experience and salary expected. W. G.| Sutherland, Montague. 7106-7-i7M6i.

' . _*A TEA PARTY will be held at

Rell Point, on Tuesay, July 22nd, in aid oi' new hall. Usual aniusements l>\‘0Vlll0d- 'fllo patronage of il_io pub- lic is solicited." By order df Com. mittee, 7107-7-17M2ipd.

Sedition Trial for Winnipeg

(Sllecial to The Guardian.)

\V'lNNll’l'lG. Man.. July iii.-Sain

Bluuiiwiiurs Alien sociniisi render charged with seditlon refused to 'ans- were questions directed by the Crown prosecutors and the Ciiairman of the inimigration hoard yesterdayjlis 'act- ion wns based on the advice ol' Counsel,

right to cross examine Magistrate It. M. Neblo ruling that while the ques- tioiieil reiir.i.liied unanswered the lioards exaniinatioii was uncompleted. The other witness iit the session was Scrgeiiiit Major J. Landnle niilltnry intelligence operative.

Turks Want Leaders

Sentences Commutcd

(Special to The Guardian.)

I’A‘ltlS, July 16.-The newspapers

of tloiistaiitiiiople assert that the '1‘iirkish Goveriinient has decided to ask the entente to permit the extra- dilinn of Tiilaiit Bey Eiiver Pasha and lljeinat I.. Dr'y,lea<lei°s in the Turkish (lnveriiinent during the war who were recently condeiiiiied tn rlenth. The three men are now in Germany.

Anim Ula- me 3°. lnlatln Pill for Women. 15 a box or three for it). Bold nt all Drug Stores. or mailed to en!! edreel on receipt of price. 'rin Soonnr. Dlue _:. 3?.Cetlmi1r_i_13s,Qntgi_ijlo. ____

riiesrnouotroit iuiiu. inns:

Yitoiiynor Nerve and Brain; inoroasel"grey mince ';n Tmite-will build you up. *Li s uox, or Iwo for $5 ot drug rnres. or by mei on meeipt QF-ies. hu sooaru. num co.. sr. cninrinos ' Brin' ‘ ‘ ‘

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CHRONIC DISEASES '

CURATIVE TREATMENT by the

month in advance. Purdy Station Westchester C0.. N. Y., U. S. A.

HOURS 12 to 3 daily- NOW.

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VETERNARY SURGEON Office, 139 Kent Street Opposite Morell Hotel Telephone 764

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D. STEWART, li. C.

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Notary Public Nowlon Block, Chlrlottgtown Branch Office, Georgetown .Money to Loan on Reel Estate

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The question of variety in summer desserts never troubles the woman

_ who knows the possibilities of ` Benson’s Corn Starch, the choicest

product of the corn. l

Benson’s Corn Starch is equally fine for

crisis, delicate pastries as it is for simple pu dings° it is good for cakes and for

pie Fillings to say nothin lol lllanc

Mange, Custards and Toe Cream.

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Mock Cream Fic

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Coffee Custard

Hen I pint of milk and V cup of

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(Special to The Guardian.)

WASHINGTON, July 10.»-Presideiii

Wilson has decided to invite republic- an senators to ,call :it the Wlite House to discuss thc peace treaty and the League of -Nations, Secretary Tuinulty announced today.Serrntor I.odge,chnir-

derstood to be one of fifteen republic- an senators with whom the President decided especially to confer.

ON MAKING OF PASTRY

Good pastry should be light and

flaky. lhistry flour made from winter wheat, niiikcs the best pastry because it contains less gluten and more starch than our spring wheat. lt is of-ten hai'd to get good pastry flour in the West. One can make bread flour approxiimute pastry ~fiour in some de- gree liy substituting two tablespoons cornstarch for two tablespoons bread flour in each cup used.

Almost any fat may he used in

inakiing pastry; bu-tter. oleoiiini'l»<l‘l'< ine, vegetable fats, lard, lard substi- tutes, beef dripping, chicken fat or suet. Lard makes a more greasy pus- try than butter; halt lard and half butter is a very good prcportioii -to use for ordinary' pastry. Vegetable fats niiike good tender pastry and les-s shortening is required than Wlicll butter and lard are used alone or in combination.

The water used in _making pastry

should ibe aus nearly lee cold as pos-

Armstrong, B. C. June 11t`h, 1919.

Mlniird’s Linlment Co., Ltd.

Yarmouth, N. SL

Dear Sire'

son we have been hindered with sore muscles, sprained ankles, etc., but just as soon as we started using Minard's Llniment our troubles ended. Every baseball player should keep a bottle of your liniment handy. '

Yours truly.

E. E. ARMSTRONG.

Secretary Armstrong High School

Baseball Team.

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corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then you lift it right out. Yes, magic!

A tiny bottle of Freezone costs but u

few cents at any drug store, but is sul tlclent to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or ir ritation.

Freezone is the sensational discov-

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expansion of ice will of course, be greater. Do not handle tihe d-ougli any more than is iilisolutely neces- sary; handling makes it tough.

Fliikiness is- obtained hy mixing

the ingredients so that layers ure lornietl. This is accoiiiplished hy cut- ting llie shortening into the flour ra- ther lhaii hy' mixing with the fingers. '1`ei\rli=.ri1e.~is ilepcnils on the :ininunt of fat and water used and the iiiini- innin degree ot’ liiinilliiig. The more

shortening the less wntcr will he re- quired, but he careful in all cases to use only enough water to make the particles adhere.

There are three distinct kinds of

pastryc' Plain pastry, which is used in inuk-ing meat pies, the crust of ciistard and pumpkins pies, and for other'i-iiniple desserts; flaky pu-stry. which is zi sort of gliirifieil plain pus- t»|=y and is used in fruit pies, tiirts and some fancy pastries; and puff

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pastry. in tt class by itself, which is used for pies. French pastries and desserts, patty cases, cheese- straws, etc. _`_

l’iu-itry should be baked hive. hot

Ol/Uii with the greatest heat in the hottoni. Pastry lliat in allowed to stand in an oven only moderately warm will be soggy and indigestlblc. If uiis-aired fat is used, add ane- qiiizirter tenspoonful of salt to each sup of flour.

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kick of power out of rflicap coal oil. \Nh:_it_ fi saving tlzzit means over gasoline at present prices we do 1*-ol: neccl to tirll you.

,Adapted engines simiily f:'iiir~ot‘ fri tho ~1r\p<§i'if<ril l<m'o:aeno into thc

cliniiiber warm cnoiigli. '.l_`li<‘. Rf‘.'ifi‘o'./ rllifirt iiiziiiil'oi<l iritzikc goin il. to tlic right spot both quick/y :ind in :i /10! mincliliori. Tiiusa it gets; full power' out of the fuel from both coniprcssion anal cxplosioii cf thc vapor.

In a real kerosene 'ongiiic_:i l>i;;_ f:it spark is iririiriponsalilc. 'Iiio

Renfrcw’s oscillating magncto is designed to get that big :park at the right inoincnt-and docs it.

IO() 0 fficiency

HE big thing to look out for

when choosing

engine is this: Is it designed on

‘ ‘ true kerosene principles, or is i / - it just adapted from machines

built on gasoline principles? There is a world of difference. The rm! kerosene engine saves fuel and gives you maximum power. If you want 100% kerosene efficiency you will decide in favor of the

Renfrew Kerosene Engine

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properly mixed charge for cithcr light or heavy loads.

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cost of kerosene over gasoline. '1`liat's thc engine for yOu. V./on’t it pay you to get our illustrated booklet giving complete details? Write for

. You’re Losing Enough to Pay for this Scale

A farmer often loses cnouyfh on one single. calc of cattle on thc hoof, or hogs,

' or sheep, to pay fpr :1 Renfrew '.i`r'.i';'~: S2111. The only way to lic on even terms

_with the shrewd, cxporicricccl cattle hiiytr is to weigh your live stock on the

Renfrew Truck Scale

This scale is Government tcstcci. It has thc Government Inspector's

Certificate attached. No one can dispute its nccurziry. Many farmers :inrl stock raiscrs prefer to sell their animals dressed and make a still / higher profit. Here again is thc Renfrew Truck Scale ai necessity. And after weighing yon can truck the dressed hogs, beef, lamb, right tothe vmgon. Scores of other things can be weighed cn this scale, too. Milk for thc factory, grain, feed, groceries, etc. Weighs anything from 1 lb. to 2,000 lbs. Self-adjusting piatfnrm and will weigh accurately on even or uneven ground. Write for scale booklet and easy payment offer.

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