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:go A'rr.AN'rle_ AVR., Morzrxau., __ Maacn ist. 1912. F01' £311, I suffered from Rheu-

ll1l_!lBm_, mg unable to work for weeks at a time and spent hundreds of dollars on doctor’s medicines, besides repeivln treatment at Notre Dame Hospitg where I was informed that I was incur. able. I was discouraged when a friend advise! me to try “Frui¢.a.tiv¢s»»_ After using three packages, I felt relieved ano continued until I had used five packag°s when a. complete cure was the result :fter ears of doc- toring failed. I .consiiizr “l“ruit-a- tives’ awonderful remedy. You are at liberty to use this testimonial to prove to others the good that “Fr.‘it-a-tives” has done rue" _

TIMOTHY McGi\ATH.

5oc. abox, 6 for 2.50--trial i' .

At dealers or from lgrnit-a-t.iveslI.itf1'ii."¢`:5ti:, Ottawa.

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FURSL0

John Hallam

Sixty Thousand trappcra now send ns their Raw Furs. Why not yan? We psy highest prices and express charges, charge no com- misslon and semi mcus_y same day goods ara rhcaivsd. Millions of ollars areleid inp- ers each year. Deal with a reii la house. cVo are fha largest in our line in Canada.

A FREE

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French and Englishu A hook of 96 pages, fully illuslralcd. Game Llwl revised to dats-lelil you how, when

and where to trap. halt and traps to use, and many other valuable" (acts concerning the

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THIS WASHER MUST PAY FOR

- ITSELF.

MAN tried to sell me a horse nncc. 'He said

Alt was n fine horsc zindllzlri nothing the mat~

ter with it. I wanted n iiuchorsc. bull I llldn li

know anything about '

horses much. An ididu't as know the man very well _Sf ell ner. .__,_,

So I told hlm I wanted to _

try the horse for a month. ._ - -'.'='.<.,>_.,-._-.=,'=,'.-_-.

He said “All ri_ght.". but ~

pay me first, nn l’ll give

you buck your money _if

he horse i.-.u't ull right. _ well, l uinlrt like uint. _. . I was afraid thc horse '”- --*"'""‘

\vns‘ut“nllright"`:mdlhut »' `*f_;__

hi tl for K" i

lmlghthavctow s e _

ln monc ifloncc ported __

wilhlt. §bIdidn'tbu_vtl\c

horse. although ` wanted _

it badly. Nc\v,ih snot me _ i.

thgiking, _ ke W sh ' - . ‘<-__

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ingohlgghinrgiiilo “i000

Uirnvit >" \‘Vashcr. . And l said -to mysclf, lots of pcflplb m*\l' llggnlt

about my Washing lilachino as l thouglilt a u the horse, and about the man \vho owne it._d __ lint l‘d never lfnow. bccuuse they Victim!! write and tell mc. You ace Iseli my_ _fasmlllls Machines bylnaii. lhnvc nold ovcr a _a _“___ lion that way. bo. thought I. it_is §{1Yhmcs enough to let people try mi' W“9h “K “ct as, for n month, bcforc they pay for t|\¢m. JUN “glldfvtf “i000 Gravity" Washer will rio. 1 know li will wnnh the cioilies,_wl_t__l\:»_\:_t wenringor it-nrlng tlicln, Inicio tiynn isomer ilmcht_hcy canbc washed hyllzin or yuni'

“IIC IIC.

I I it will wasllu tub full of vcry dirty

ciotliixiril Six lillnutcu. l know no other sguhégg ever invcnlul can do _thzst. \\'_l_il{<`l_u\=_\Vi:_il__l__e§'_ the clothes. Our "lhllil (irovity -15 \_¢ I C-M B5 work socauy that n child run nan _E B |11” _ha well asn stronf: woman. “ml ll' °"but‘:,fm, me clglhcn, f:”_=:y t \cc§¢il_¥;i;1{1_0f bfcalf ' _

w a o cr mn -

li' just ' drives soapy watcr cllgir throyg_:\t'¢ll0

libres of tho clothes kca force ump m E __- ..S°~f:“‘-'~'.»‘. l .‘:l'.i.2.l .ri "..':‘.i .$22

ruv. v az ' _ \vlth the horsc. 0nlY_l W‘"‘ lifflalggg ligslligg ask me. l'lluficr flrs., and U . K . °%:'t°_;'__f_":¢:,|,;“;’,‘_,, B “,900 (;mv|¢y" Washer on-a montl-Us free trlnl. 1'l\ PHY '»l\9__f\";g:_“,h‘;"f“':l In '"1 P°°"°°:‘“d'“ f'°“ d°“ K, ru me it °“¥“% “f'°""°“ "° “°°' " B "§.°'ie|` that is mr hack and pay the Ll.‘ciKl1¢ ¢°°~ “ V °nl`;`dg:ri'itBnltt “prove that tho “i000 Gravity" Washer must be su that lssyfit *git R M ,or

Andfyou can par me out 0 tvln nfew rheohths

you. twlllsava tswboic ion _one And than n wear and tear on the clot escnik o__" mat Ln lt will save 60 to 1’B_centsaw__¢e _he muh,” wuhwomans w_ages. lf_ WP Y font out after the month s trlal.ll‘l__ :Jes Pgu m mu of what l§a=_v:_e;0Yc‘;‘:_-N a 'wk .mfpaid ¢¢,_ Pa xrtrtligrcheerfull . ind 1'" "3" ‘°' my www until the machine itself sarnu the bzlgélggyodn Drop meal a to-dai' ‘"4 '°i,”’ ,_h,¢ nook about t e “mo hrsvlty WW” . washes clothes in six minute!

'adams me personally G. M~ Morris. Mir. "i990" Wasmr 0°” asv vounr'Bt~. '1‘°f°i“°°-

“llsn's while silk Dre"

Glwn. just in stock. The new-_,

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Mrs. A. C...McKinnon of Colman, “"’-‘°- “Wi fiwt-if Q0., ma at som-is, P=1E.fI..lwesf».s daughter or rumen Charles Andrews of North St. Elea- “UFSS P- m~ 1-. Bild. Who pnly, a _few short weeks ago remoyadf' to Squris, thinking that perhaps, _urs sang., might do her good/ but alfl that loving hands and skill could do she Passed peacefully away trusting in Him who doethull things well. I-lsr funeral was largely a.t,t.sn¢lc¢1,p|;¢1, the services was conducted by-her Past-or Rev. [1 James MscDcugall oi Gare "rmvers_e._ :sus was isis to rest

Miss M. A. Andrew and live brothers. william, rnomss, Jenn, crimes ann GBOPZQ ,Andrew 'oi North_St. Elea- nor'a. ‘. 5

GUARD THE _¥,YOUNG.-Reference

to the movemcntlor social and mor- al reform that _bas been brought recently before the people of Ghar- lottetown was nude indirectly at the pro-Cathedral on Sunday morn- ing by the Rev. Father McLclland. In announcing the dats of the month- ly confessions for the boys, hs urged on the parents the necessity for Swing f-0 it that their boys and girls were regular at their confession and that they performed this obligation at least once a,month if not ' more often. Father Mchelland impressed the fact that the boy who was found willing to bc regular in his confes- sions was rarely the one that nitar- wards was found going astray from the paths of rectitudc; but the boy who was quickest to take to the downward path was always he who sought to skip this duty. Ha also cxhortcd parents to ace to it that their children attended thc Sunday School regularly; it was only once a week and it was only a amall amount of Christian Doctrine that could bo imparted to thc children during that time. Tho great value of tho childron's regular attcnduncc

ollice, Charlottetown.

in connection with the Methodist Church. Mr. Bennett who is pastor ,'0i` 14i:h "A‘\°.di1l1é"’ .‘M8if-hodlail Church, Regina, arrived on Thursday last lromvtha West, and after spending the next 'two Weeks in thc east, will reiiirn to Regina.

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PORlf.-_-_ ,There was a. fair oilsring

of dressed hogs on the market yes- terday abd select weight brought. 11? cents por lb. In talking with . a loading shipper he told a Guardian representative that whilst the wea- ther is mild great attention should be given to the killing ‘and 'handling und more particularly with heavy hogs as these should be killed only when weather is clear and cold. Hugs to nc slnplwd by rail should bo killed early cnough in the week to 'avoid being held over Sunday in transit. Ho said, ’ also that he had been informed that n few carcasses of heavy pork which were shipped to dealers last week arrived at their destination in so bad a condition as to be unfit 'lorj food, audi total loss' to the shipper. _

INQUIRIES.-As the result of tha

arrival in the Iala.nd"of Capt.. Thom- ns'a first party of immigrant lar- mers and farm laborers from the 'Old country, a good _runny inquiries have been reccivcd by Mr. M'cCready, thc Publicity Agent, with respect to the captain’a scheme of introducing

United Kingdom. At present Capt.

rnngcd for p y out to the Island during the present

Parisian Sage

Canada on Money-hack plan.

M l . _ cr it ia, duo. _to superior soil, or t

TIN SCHIP cl°\N5f fold ln. bc_`ttci-_climatic_conditions, or what,

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was scoured.

precautions .- had been taken to con- ,yesl tlurstull and itilwas found be- hind the-qcountsrl ia - abundance.

fFR___tZ_l_li'd_;_'Olg_?`A'.¥Tbe fame of Island mph . c ur ,go ds is spreading ijapidli. Erbs ‘1at.ss$'_ordar for an Im- c.'.::‘*’.l-:<.‘.'l‘..f:..2”.§:z:“ i:i.2:°‘°~

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glues are Messrs. Bruce Stewart ds Co. Ltd. Charlottetown Their cn-

in the Peoples Cemstefy at Summa , mi, af, ,,ow_ very” the side. She leaves tdnqourn a sorro _- Indies and no douhcntpe 1- “_ ing husband and _one daughter Mrs. ssllcnt qualities will make’ ' t as T. M I-Iowatl; of Coleman, one sister. popular 1|, _0ubB_ _ i~--<~ _n _3 -

J. I-I. Grlsdale, B. Agric., Di- _recto_i;_._of the Dominion Experimental Farms, .bas arrived in the Inland from Ottawa. He is here to inspect the work that ia`being carried on at the Government Experimental Sta.- tion established 'just outside the lim- its of Charlottetown. Hu is tho llueat of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark, ` of the Experimental Station. ‘

ACCOUNTING SYSTEM.-The new accounting system of the P. lil. I. R., ‘iifthdlyislon of the Canadian .Gov- ernlnentg Railways, _is now in full operation; The employes :irc now getting quite familiar with the system, which is ‘~ tho .same as that used on the I. O. R., and feel that it is an improvement over tha ‘ former system. All tha forms of the .P._‘E. I. R. are now thc same as the forms of the LC. R. and thc business is now transacted the some aa that of the other Canadian Government Railways. '

Yesterday afternoon a deputation

of the Trustees of the P. E. I. Hos- pital waited upon Mr. H.J. ff*-undall and read to him the following cxtracr, from thc minutes of a meeting of the Trustees held on Monday afternoon:-~ "Resolved: Thai. the resignation of

pltal accept with extreme regret the

and, so far aa his health permits, to

maintain his connection with thc in-

in calling into being in which he has

time yet. ' ' ’

BJORGVIN, f STILL AGROUND.- Yesterday ~at noon _the B. SQ Am-1 herat left Charlottetown with Mr. F. 'W_ Hyndman, Lloydfa Agent, aboard, for the scene of the wreck at Indian Rocks. _Mr. Hyndrnan_.went aboard the steamer to examine the cargo nud arrive at some conclusion aa to the_ amount of damage. It ig his opinion that_both' the craft and gar- go can be saved if' iittended t.o` promptly. Tho underwriters will ar- rive from Ncw‘ York via _[Halifax this 'morning' and will.~ molitw a

survey to determine the exten; of dsma e. Until ghcn ___th`e_ gcuc _ ere crinnoi _fgive ti _dqil,hii1g e§°f;§11'§t§¥M0l\- day morning the S. Fl. a y EVN!-

which runa_ botwoicn Piptiréaud the Magdalene- Islan srwgn _ 4. _ -,08- slstance of tibia stéahlfar and gig-,ached ~to Picton in the afternoon, being un- able to get near enough to give any ngg_i_¢;_tapcc. ’l‘ha\captnl 'is of the opinionginst if ,sae csmghgwed from tus Bjorgvni wma s me to float her on_ the inside of thc rocks., Otherwise] she _. will-'E Droku a total wreck. She ~was~»bound'\‘ from

went insidd the rocks

dian ~_l-Icad and _ ___

"How does the Experimental Star

tion here compare with .those .others

question asked by a Guardian rcprc

consequently has included Prince Ed-

Mr. Gl'istiala'a reply wash I think the crops here are the best .I have seen at any -of the four fnrms that I have up to the present visited; quite easily the best. I don’t know wheth-

liut they are better any way." Mr."Griadala hrrived here on Mon-

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i bt and yesterday examined the P

Tried them all and failed, thoua- "8 . ' . t _ Bt

U ‘ - B B ‘ ” "M 1', I . I V;~ I . V it $1 i '/

ands of People will say. _ E- L. A_Zf_i°“il5\“"~‘1 EXl"°"lm°“ “ ‘*'_ _ .‘ ' - ’ I .A Q,\`/ WY' rf » r;;f;'~° .age ;t.‘:.".:.*:.';°.l:‘*:.':.‘:";‘:"a.‘;.:.i°;‘;;°° .ti = 1” if ’f»,,,,,i§~‘ ‘/.<' , , o . _ _ i _ ~ . ._ . . -` r ,,

°“°°9°d 5' t “mn 'évfe mc vm-,qt lore coming to ,-the Island Mr. Gris- --. __ . -1- ._ _ /

In Paris Dr. Ban erbond d _Q _ 1 \ , ‘\ / tl... andrea mi¢r.,,§- ,_,~,..1 um my ¢.;_._i:._1_¢:__ __y;»lte_1lix__»;_»j»_<:___i:»_:iic¢e;__:1_;_»__§;e_y; -_ ~ ,N _ _i\§~_,- \uu.lt. _ , _ <. _ ‘ _ " ' ;_<,\\

aint, __bs_sn1.l|,ui, lustrous sua mein- _§_<_;i;ly_iiu____ . _- ,. _ _ \..\__\ .........../.......

ating sr. . . " '- ' i ,~ ~' . . - y - visit to_ he Island this year \l.»he

' In Pan' mem" had*-" 9" Bbdllrz- told Th; Guardian man afts'r c’ had

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Pugwash to _Sharpncss and Captain _i'ff,_

Sorenson mistook Rippleman for In- _},_ _ix _

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ward Island in his itinerary. _J

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is also better than farms." _

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FIXING UP.-The C. G. B. Earl, Gray which-is now lying at the mar- ine wharf, Charlottetown, is now bc- ing pgintsld and overhauled. The men are now at work painting the out.- eide of the ship. The ship will be painted all over, inside and out. The twin decks have already been fin- ished. The decks have also been thor- oughly ovsrbauled; Its seams have been trimmed and puttied. The deck hfas also been stoned, sandpapered, varnishsd and put in first class con- dition. This work is being dons in preparation for the winterscrvicps but as the ship is yet in commis- sion, and might receive a call to leave Charlottetown at any time, no extensive ovcrhauling of engines, etc., can be started.

The late Rev. S. G. Lawson, whose

death in Saskatoon was briefly re- corded in yeaterday's Guardian, was born in Stanhope, this province, seventy-seven years- ago. When quite young, he qualified aa a teacher and for several years successfully taught in hia native district and afterwards in Rustico. After a few years teach- ing he resumed his studios, taking an arts course in the Truro Academy and, -later, a theological course in the Presbyterian College, Halifax, now. Pine Hill. Hia first pastoral charge was the Murray Harbor North Presbyterian Congregation where hc ministered with much acceptance lor several years. In 1875 hc began tha publication of The Presbyterian, in Charlottetown, a newspaper which under his able editorial management soon became a power in the land.

The Presbyterian was, later, sold

to The Protestant Union Company and published as a daily under thc editorial management. oi.ths into Rev. W. R. Frame. On Mr. Frame’s retirement., Mr. Lawson was again called to the editorial chair u pos- ition whicb he filled with marked ability for some years. In 1893 ha

to these duties was that it was Mr. Cundall, as chairman of thc accepted u call to Riverdale, N. S., is guard for thcm against the temp- Board of Trustees, be accepted und \v-hero he remained ._ , for eighmycars, tations that they were bound to that the following be entered gn tim after which hc _ .went with bis wife meet, with later on inthcir lives. minute; and' a copy of if, gent w.an41 family of fonr sons and 'two

daughters, (thc eldest da\l8hter had

him. . i

WEDNESDAY- "The Trustees of the P. E. I. Hon- died in GHFIY 0hildl""0d) t0 the C811-

adian wcat. Hero he labored as n

S'l‘RAWBERRIl3lS.- Yesterday the resignation of H. J. Cundall, Esq_ mg. missionary among the pioneer set-

Guurdian received from Mr. Samuel their chairmam but hope ¢h,‘,¢ he rlcrs of the then undevcioved, Nvftll McLean, Grand Viow, a. small box ol may .and himseu 31,10 to ,emma on West '_I`er_ritoriea,_ enduring the hard-

Sf»I`l1Wh°I`¥`l9B PlCk€d Oil 002- GUM the Board as its Honorary Chairman amps Uludent to Buch *1'm° “nd CM'

l ' til K f. I" i. l.ii0

rying e asc a message o

~ d B fortunat coincidence he

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ofnli/lx? n;!lvI1§G I3J\;IsmgMc%i13vo:bsel\xrll‘e ixbzridncgt eAseIi'.(l|etl(listir~Bep`i(tlia`;ll)it1i? and two of his 50”” took “D home' Slackford relieving train despa’.t.cbcr° tive of the founders they sincerc‘y “toads “ear th” “ite of what is “uw

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is supplying in the despatchers hope that he may be long spared to 3:fn;“E_'té’rf 55;- ;‘h@;’°-"p__0____u‘_f ‘?.‘l_l__[_

now ver valuable his sons being

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_ _ atitutlon which he was instrumental “mon Home 0.! the weamnest men

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RETURNING WEST.-' HCV. M. M. ‘ in the pr0Vince,"' ‘

Bennett. 0! Rvciua. Saskatchewan. “‘°’i*‘_f'l"-,_""'i]“ d”°"‘Y ‘“”f‘f§f,‘;dd“"“ His wifaiormerly Miss Alles M. mw- nrrived in .Moncton Saturday after- ;'_:’s;'y 9 as ev" °°“ r e gen' ur of St. Gco1'gc'a, N. Bl, dicd three noon from P. E. Island, and 000\1l>l- ,_ ' ' . years ago. About a year ago he mar- ed thc pulpit in the Central Method- Certmefl; corrligt' Percy “we” rled Mrs. I.lcw.clyn of Murray Har-

ish Church Sllndily- MY- BG“i\€l»l5 Chairman' t . bor North, who survives him.

left on Monday for Amherst, to at- MV- C““d““ l‘h““k°d ts” d°p‘;d“t;'m A telegram received by bis brother, rr °' :‘.:“.:‘.::.‘.f.°.z‘;°.;“‘;.l?.°‘.:..:.‘”c; if ““'“°° 1?- _ .. ...

But." he added "t\;¢,i.towc. from Mr- Oliver Lawson.. leon

and the hay is bet-

of the deceased, told of his daalli. On Thursday last he arose in himusual ,health. Two hours' later be was gselzad with heart-failure and passed _painlcasly and peacefully away. The funeral service was held in the Presbyterian Church, Saskatoon, and was very largely attended. i 'There are left to mourn two daugh- ters, Mrs. Clara Rogers, Edmonton, and Miss Violet, a stenographer in Sasktoon, and four sons, Guthrie, Oliver, Talmage and Stephen all of whom reside in Saskatoon, besides three brothers, Messrs. James D. and

,John A. of this city and Mr. Charles Lawson ol Somerville, Mass., and one sister, Mrs. William Shaw, Char- lottetown. 'l‘c»ths bereaved family 2 and 'rclntives"the Guardian tenders sincere sympathy. , '

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GLEAN vous Llvsn AND wa`s'rs:- onoocau nowsns 'ro-mourn

, ram. Bunny!

Get. a 10~ccnt'box now.

_ You'rc bilious! You have a throbb- ing sensation in your head, a bad taste in your mouth, your eyes burn, your skin is yellow, with dark rings under your eyes; your lips are p¢l|~¢h_ cd. No wonder you feel ugly, mean and ill-tempered. Your system ia full of bile not properly passed oil; and what you need is a cleaning inside. Don't continue being a bilious nuis- ance to yourself and those who love yOu, and don't resort to harsh phy- sics that irritate and injure. Remem- ber that most. disorders of the stom- uch, liver and bowels are curod by morning with gentle, thorough Cagcw F005-they Work while you sleep. A 10-cent box from your druggist will keep' .your liver and bowels clean; stomach sweet, and your head clear for months. Children love to take (lnscarets, because they taste good and never grip or sickcn.

"You run no risk when you leave

your prescription here. Our prescrip- tion department is presided over hy expert. pharmacists only, no novice or beginner docs any part i I 1’ '~, work and our prescriptions lic' thoroughly tested and checked to in- sure extreme accuracy. We can Lil the prescription of any doctor pro- ,mptly and at a reasonable charge. Try ua. The 'l.‘wo Macs, 14'.l Great George St. li/lEtf.

"l.adies' while kid gloves for

evening wear, Zilinches long $1.55, 24 inch long $325. STANLEY BROS.

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All thistalk about western wheat Hoursibeing

~" “pastry” Hours, is just plain talk. Anyone, who

knows ` anything about wheat, knows " that western wheat Hour cannot, will not and does

not,'rnakc as good pastry as “BEAVER” ‘

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'Way tl" h°“,:°t'f:d.f,,f, °p°:::i:in am amd 'ind ctrl;”Fa:1l\e is im- ~is sold for what tl§_1s-a .rcfentg/icalfy blendedfour-the orzgzpal

which is cumulus ot 91 pn- me or rr . _ , , ° , e

» l _ 0 optional _feature I - ». n -».- __ mn- trouulqs. _ min as sm __ __________ ___________t __ _,Don t bot ,er with two kinds _of flour don t put up

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Parisian sect " '“°h 'in mul” 1- 0i“;°1»';¢r°Y;nsf we $1 s most sr- '~ MMQHWW, or fiavorléss breao.

dlnary anilqllick acting rsjuvana o . ... . -~

that Geo,” Hi. Hughes, who is .tha celleni; natal; of clover, wh‘i_cl_; _a\:_g;i_i_-3 _ ..~_.._ ordcr “Bm_ver» Flom__at your groCcr.s_

agent in Charlottetown, guarantees it well fop nel HQ; H “UPF ° ‘ . _ rwm; iw, ‘ _ _ to euro dalfdrm. lion fallins hair f\1¢\1r°"¢“°<?°". ° tl" F°"“‘ °“ “W _~ Dealers--_ wwnte \_r_sr;for prices on Feed, Coarse Grams and Cereals.

' d itching sclip in two weeks or whois. _ . QHW'

:lousy bshk. It nisku women’s hall- After making the statement quoted 'mn 1" B. TAYLQR co” Llhfrrgn. , CHATHAM’ 0nt_

lustrous and -luxurlant and driven above _with regard to the general -

sway 'foulodors in Smnmer. superiority of the crops grown on thi- Yon can ,obtain alargs 50-cent bot- Farm here over those of the other

ue .of P. _.3 _pt Geo. ll. Stations be had already visited, lily; _ __

-5 ,fit.lis'.A\1- esptlon: “The only _crop -t.hat_ls pot*£I _ _ V' ‘ ‘ ‘ _ fl " \ ffm H,,,_,_.. ,,,_%___,,_,,_,}J,,,f&,,,,__ qu," .0 mo, .,,,, .,,,.~u.i»ml1h~ umm I CrF,Pooley.6}{ Kent St,I-Iahfax,N.S.,Trsvelling Sales Agen

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Any Hour, which is said to be

western wheat flour, and makes extra good pies and cake, will be found to be 5/endrdlike “Bea'ufr” F /our-whether it ir .ro/J ar :uc/1 or not. _

A blended flour like “BEAVER”

Fl-OUR is the only one that is equally good for bread and pastry. You will understand WHY. -

lhfamlfséa so/:eat has what the bakers

call .'rrr‘.'ng_t_/af, “ It makes a big loaf of bread; but the bread is spongy or full » of holelund lacks flavor.

Onfairiblwlleat, blended with spring

wheat, mfskcs the ideal bread and" pastry -flour. By combining the two ‘in just the right proportions, we have “Beaver” Flour-a _flour that makes the real home-made bread and delicious iight pastry.

In cities such as Toronto, where

bakers have tried e blended flour, it was found that although a smaller appearing loaf was the result, the people refused the Manitoba flour bread in favor of it-and there is now no otllv iiour used. ‘ _

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