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Doughnuts and Cookies than ‘you ever got 'with
V V\§es_t_ern Spring Wheat Flours. . ~
-.'_'l`e!ayer” Flour is milled of blended wheat. lt contains Ostarla
Fall Wheat (famous for pastry making) blended with Western Spring
Wheat- to add strength.
, You save shortening---and you get a Hour that ia always the name ll
quality and strength-when you use “Beaver” Flour, the only kind
of leur that is equally good for lread and Pastry.
i ' DBALEII-write ua for prices on Iced, Oeana- Grains and Ceiella. MI
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CANADA' »'»F|0OD BOARD FLOUR MILL LICENSE N0.10. `
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 ALLSLMILL FEEDS ARE 
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» ments! We have large stocks of Feeds bought right `
, ;n<§vi;hich we offer at low prices to the merchants of
0 a  Q
f Corn Meal, “Old Process" Oil Meal, Cotton Seed 1
f Meal, Sampson Cow Feed, Acme Corn Feed, particularlf/
adapted for fattening ho s, Schumacher Feed, an al I
'_ -.rottndo good feed especially adapted for horses, and
_ cattle; Ro al Purple Calf Meal, Chick Feed and Feed
f- Wheat Midvdlings and Bran.
 A Write or phone us for prices e `
4. "< ‘ I
 i; “vest but not solnteiiigent as .'..£¥r!6sr.<'.;~‘_-iv-=f:..`*-if
'  _ T Greekf tortnises. Crocodiles let 10
 'if _    0 » know yon. but snakes d¢i11’~‘-- 1'" 8°* H ’ THREE OF THE PATTERNS
H " ' fine young alligator, and if I C8"
“Geox-5'0"' he comes at once '
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- Presidents Attitude
V v-'--rw-
ROME, April 28.-The Ministry of
- Communication informed the Allied
lerwtlons today that fthe privileges of
the Gremans in connection with the
Hu Kuang Railway zone agreement
were concluded on the declaration of
war by China.. Hope was expressed
that Great Britain, France and the
U,liited,B,qi.ties would,oo~|opersto in
building) ine 1-in Kumi; lines.
Federation With Jamaica
` ' ' Again Ailvoeateil
KINGSTON, JA., April 27.-Harry
‘J. Crowe of Newfoundland addressed
41 gaitlierlng of `,cl-tlzens here last night
relativefto s. commercial and -politi-
cal union between Canada and the
British West Indies. He stated that
the 'Canadian Premier was willing .to
receive a deputaition from the Islands
to discuss the matter. The suggest-
ion_of ii confederation with Canadsis
receiving favorable consideration here
and a committee has been formedto
deal with the iproposal.
_Lloyd George and p _
Clemenceao Disagree
’ _llitli Wilson
PARIS, Aipril 27.-Premiers Lloyd
George and Clenencesu did not ap-
prove of the ultaitement. issued WY
President Willson on the A¥ll'i'Ml0
-problem. This wma announced today
l'lxi_ an official statement.
Wlio’s Got__Tl_ie Millions
(From the Ottawa Citizen.)
irnmwri-4Who's Got The Butter?"
'We asked all and .sundry in an edi-
torial heading on this 988° recently'
ln reply an anonymous reader with
an analytical tum of mind aka why
we dia not ask: *whos not 111°
M-ILLION?" Butter. he iwin-is Wt-
has taken ei sudden i\lml’> Of 20 Cent’
3 pgund gincg Mialjclr lst, 1919, and,
.ss them was 5,190,370 rounds of
cresinery and 426,0ll2~ DOUHUH ‘lf
-dairy butter in cold st0ra89 -0" thi"
date this means a D01»*mllal' DI‘0fll
of 51,2-13,392.40 for .somebody Wllh
_out doing &mYthing for it. So we
will revise our qu25¢i0ii '<18 f0ll0“"‘¥
W-ho will get the millzlori ami s <l\\f\1`Y-
er? ' _ V
 1-#_
sEai.iN‘c. season .
WA-8 SECOND POOREST.
`ST. J0l{N'5. Nfld.. ADi’l125--'l‘hH
seal fishing season ended ted#-Y Will*
the second poorest record catch in
the country. The total for the ten
ships engaged was 81.292 Delt- In
iois ins Caleb was 49.168.
TORTOISE AT_ LONDON ZOO
oiso A-r_1'i-is AGE oF 250 YEARS
Georgina Lord Rothchild's Sim"-
tortoise, -burn on LndefatiE0-N0 l9|9““»
Galapagos, about 250 years a80» died
at the London Zoo a. few day! 1150-
Shq ww ‘quite si. sklttisli. young
ming wmpgred gay, with Methuselaii
the last great. tortoise to die at the
Zoo, which was born in the reign of
Henry VII., 'tho London. ‘Chronicle
says:
But if Georgina was still in the fllll
tide of yoiuh, what of the remaininl
four giant itortoises at the Zoo? The
oldest is only iso, wbue the Others
are mere jlittle pink babies. so to
speak, who have barely emerxed H011'
their first century.
-Children used to have rldetl °“
Georglna’s back. -
“It took me several months to train p
her to do' it." explained Collins. N39
reptilepkoeper at the Zoo. “So tar as l
know, Georgina was the first t0rt0iB9
that loomed to carry people."
"Are/giant tortolses intelligent?"
UNITED 1 STATES I WILL
HELP ITALY "
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Palms, .april 23.-Jrné American
- d€l€B9.tes let it be understood that
‘ whatever happens the United States
will continue to feed ihe italian peo»
vie. It is reported ibut muy recent-
ly asked the United States for fur-
ther uredits of $50,000,000,
Transport Workers
Strike in Paris
f ‘ L_
PARIS, Allril 27,-The Congress
of Federation oi' 'l‘i-ansport Worker-s`
decided today that nil sections of the
Federation will suspend work ou May
lst and join in the denionstrstioii
.planned for than day. (li-peers, hui-
chers and cafe waiters have passe-cl
a resolution binding themselves to
participate in -the strike on Muy lst."
I‘AR'lS. Avril 27.-In a' ,demonstra-
tion ln honor of -the British navy` at
the Sorbonne_ at which Stephen Pich-
l
tectlon of the navy which prevented l
Colonies. Moreover the war would 1
naval blockade. t
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Aeiss §r=nEAD|No '
THROUGH ENGLAND.
LoNDoN. April 25-The rust panic'
over rabies in twenty-one years is
spreading through England. Several
:cases developed in the country and
The board ni’ agriculture has issued
nn order which went into effect yes-
iterflsy that all dogs in London and sur l
§roundlng countries must he muzzlerl
:or led and that none can he taken
Striking Tribute . -=- - ~ --=-1-w=
I [0  Navy rr ne'rA|_|.s iN cHAnLo1"rE1'owN
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 ‘ :HOME-,MADE BREAD  ' 
V .§ Home bread-making reduces the hi§h~ 
cost of living by lessening the amount 1 
. of expensive meats required to supply ~
the necessary nourishrnerit to the body. .-
The increased nutritious value of '
. bread made in the home with 
j novru. YEAs'r CAKES 
_ l _
 should be sufficient incentive to the thoughtful ' 
A, housewife to give this important food item the ,
‘ attention to which it is justly entitled. Bread .
, made with Royal Yeast will keep fresh and moist »' "
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(From ‘the Montreal Gazette.)
Yestei°dny on' the locnl market
bn’ poreign Minister’ and George S_ butter sold at ti5c a poundlsolld and
Leygus’ Minister of Marine' presided, 66c in -blocks. Such prices were
Admiral Sir David ‘Beatty and other “""e" paid b9f°"° in M'°“"°“l' The
chiefs ofthe visiting naval men were 'emu price is 73 cents' and Wm
guests of honor. Distinguished poll- l"'°b'°'blY be 75 cents in 3- day 0" 'W0'
tldans and d;D|0mam were also pres_ Large purchases of margarine were
enl_ made by dealers at 33c to 34c a
M. Leygus said the successes ofthe P°“"d» and there is hem? “nd -in
armies ln. F,-ance and Belgium and creased consumption. The facts
also in 11,9 East and in Africa woum are u. convincing argument for a.
have been impossible but for the iro- 00"'-l"U9-"Un Of l-ht* 0|¢0"\°~"Kf\l'i""
iuslness. Thousands of citizens
the aesmiction or their ppm and me 011111101 flfffmi to eat butter ut the
devastation or their Dominions ana present high cost. and to de rive
» D
hem of the healthy substitute would
have lasted mugh longer without the be most unjust and calculated to ‘add
o the widespread unrest.
_i__._._.._
MAJORITY OF 66,561
FOR BEER AND WINE.
MONTREAL, April 25-Final results
for the beer and wine referendum tak-
en on April I0 were given out this
morning by Hon Walter' Mitchell,
itwo were discovered lu London in the provincial secretary treasurer, returns
»p`ast.week. having been received from every poll-
ing district. They show that tlicre
was a iualorlty of 66.561. lu favor of
ight beer and wine. The l`ip,'\ires are
as followsr-
Yes,S8,065; No, 21,504, Majority
.ln or out of these boundaries. 4565161,
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SITUATION IN. lNDiA lM‘PROVED`
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LONDON, April 26.-The Pre:-is
Bureau has issued the following:
The Viceroy of India, cabling
April 22ml, reports that the serlitimi.
meetings uct has been extended to
the Lyalpur district in view of the un-
rest spreading there.
All is quite at Amristni' and*
_Lahere. A stranger known as
Brahmcarya, had worked up sn
agitation leading to <listurbnuces ut
ltauela. by . openly urging school
boys .to cry “hurrah for lllnilii rind
Musselmen."
Arrests were made in Djnlmn, on
the Sangla-lmhnre line.
Troops have arrived at Kaithal,
where all is quite. _
-Reports come from Multan of .1
Iflinflu¢Mus.selman split.
The northwest front and populat-
ions are all quiet. -
The committee as the result of inter
views with the Chief Commissioner,
is iliscmirsigiiiiz further demonstrat-
ions. -
Throughout, the presidency of
Bouibay ull is quite.
Moliaiuinerlan feeling is setting
against Gandhi.
Giinrlhi uuil Hnruimau have amiounc
srl le|u|`ioi'ury suspension oi' civil ills-
ohmlieiice to the laws.
Gandhi has rronfei-:sell that' he under-
rutcrl the <-lvil forces, and has uilviscll
his followers to co-operate with the
Government. `
Hornlman expressed -they opinion
that unscrupulous elements, with ob-
jects entirely opposed to the Sotya-
graba, had corrupted the movement.
Delhi reports all quite there.
, "1
A PRAYER FOR EVERY DAY
Lot me -be o, little kinder. 
Let me be ii little hllnder
To the faults of those about me:
-Lot me praise a little more;
_ Let me hc, when I am weary,
Just. n little bit more clmery-~
Let me serve a. little better '
’l‘liose that I am striving for.”
Lei. me be a little braver, 
-:When tempation bids me waver.
Let me strive a little harder
To be all that I should be;
Let me he a litte meeker
' With the brother who is weaker,
Let me think more of my neighbour
And a little less of me.
Let me he alittle sweeter- H ‘
Make my life a. bit completer,
By doinr-I what I should do
Every minute of the day. V
Let me toil without complahiing,
Not a humble tank disrlalningy'
Lf-i me face the summons calmly
When death beckons me away.
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FELTOL is built on a heavy base that keeps out heat and cold.
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investment where price is a consideration, for it cannot be
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