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Walk-Over
  Shoes
just received from Ilrocton,
11.3. The leading shoe of
Noi th Atnerica.
,Sold only by
i .MORRIS & Sliilil-i. i
, use
i
.4 F LOU
and your bread, biscuits, cake
and pam- win be anna:
any good cook could desire.
Beaver Flour combines the
nutrixnent of Manitoba Spring
Wheat with the whiteness and
flavor of Ontario Fall Wheat.
That’s why it makes MORE
l&d, and BETTER bread,
than any other Hour.
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Eastern Steamship Co
INTERNATIONAL DIVISION
THREE TRIPS A WEEK.
Commencing Monday, May 1, 11:05,
steanicrs leave St. Iohn Monde s, Wed-
nesdays and Fridays at 8 a. in. €At.lant.ic
Standard) for Lubee, Eastport, Port-
land und Boston.
RETURNING
From Boston, vis. Portland. Eastport
and Lubcc, Mondays, NVcdnesdsys and
Fridays at 9 a. in.
Through tickets on sale at principal
railway stations and baggage checked
to destination.
Passengers arriving at St. john on
evening previous to sailing can go
direct to steamer and take cabin berth
or stateroom for the trip.
All cargo, except Live Stock, via`[the
stearncrs of this company is insured
against fire and marine risk.
\Vm. G. LEE, Agent. St. John, N. B.
A. H. HANSCOM, G. P. &T. A.
CALVIN AUSTIN, V.P. lt. Gen’l lllgr.
Boston. Mass.
Drs! way In ribol'i.:i/1. the stocking/
rIa7'mnr/ u1zf.~'f/izcc is to 1111]/ ffurzlmz
.vtor-1\'in_1/.~r. 1.'.7l'_/217' cr/in/hrl, _/fl mu/
11_'f,'r11'. Su/fl only by -.ilnnrc &
.ll<_'Lco<l. 1711 Jw
John A. and Mrs. Sharp left Saturday
on a trip to Bostouf--~-~f 7
At Sourls River on May llth, Mrs.
Angus McDonald, leaving a large family,
The passengers by the Northumberland
Saturday numbered 20 going und 40 com-
ing.
Frank Perry and P. T. Fanning attend-
ed the funeral of the late Father Mc-
Grath Saturday.
D. G. Rumsny,1\ few days ago lost. a
valuable horse §whlch_d1'oppcd dead ut.
Port. llill Station.
Mrs. C. N. Beal, St. John, cniue over by
the Northumberland Saturday evening ou
n short visit to hor homo here.
Judge Hodgson was ninong those \\'l1o
attended the funoral of the lute Rev.
Father McGrath at Tigulsh Saturday.
The funcriil of the late Mrs. Yeo
'Wellington tukrs pliiceut l p. m. toduy
to the l\letl1o<li.\itCe1uctcry, Central, Lot
lil.
D. of R.-A full attendance is request-
cd nt the regular meeting of tho Re-
bekulis this evening. There will be nn
initiation. `
At Ruskin on May t'lth,from pneuin onlin
Cntl1crii\i=,bel0\'ed wife of Thoinns Fisher,
hired sixty. A husband, three sous und
three dnugliters are left to mourn.
(leorize Macdonald, formerly of Simi-
incrsidc, accoinpuniccl the remains of his
aunt, Miss Maria Macdonald, from Bos.
ton to Summcrsido Saturday evening.
The Formaldehyde Generator is thc
only effective means to rid it house of uon~
tnglcusliiseneetzerms. It is endorsed by
ull Boards ol’ lleuith und used in hospitals
the \\‘o1~l<l orcr. Docs not injure clothes
or furniture. Contracts taken for any
sized house. For terms apply to Prince
County Drug; Store, Sununcizsidc.
The death occurred at \Vcllington nt l 0
o`elock Saturday morning of Mrs. Richard
Yeo after ri li1n.;cring illness. Deceased
was -i5 years of nge and lcnves ti husband,
four sous and daughters. She was tx
daughter of Henry Farrow, Desuhlc, who
survives her. Capt. Juines Fnrr0\\','l`ryon
and George Farrow, Dcsablc are brot-hors
of ileccnscrl. The Gtiardlnn extends
sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
The following despatch dated at Fulton,
N. Y. May ll is taken from the Syracuse
(N. Y.) Herald. Wnllncc J. Brudsbuiv, son
of deceased, resides at Middleton nnd_§is
ut present at his old home at Fulton, be-
ing summoned there during his mothers
illness:-“The death of Mrs. Murgnret.
Bradshziiv, widow oi’Ju1nes Brudshmv, oc-
curred yesterday ut her home, No. ld)
West Second Street. The cause of dt-.atli
was itpoplexy, Mrs. Bradshaw having
.~n1il`ered u sliock on Monday from which
she could not rally. Mrs. Brudslniiv was
Sli years old and is survived by one sou,
\Vnllace Bradshaw of Prince Edward Is-
land; one daughter, Mrs. Ida M. Wliltc ni"
this city; one brotlicr, Horace Ballon of
Saratoga Springs, and the following
graudchilrlren, Mrs. Maud Green, Syrucus;
Ellis,-Iessie,Tl1on1ns and Hattie Bradshaw,
Prince l'Idivnrd Island; Ida Bradshaw,
Mrs Lizzie Laird and Mrs. B. B. Porter,
Osivcgo; Fred Bradshaw, Mrs. Hattie
Cnllnlnin, Mrs. Jessie Cnyvvood und Mrs.
.lohn Ncyhtirt, Fulton. The funeral will
bc held on Saturday afternoon :tt 2.30
o`t-lock from thchousc in \Vt-at Second
street the Rev. George R. Foster o_tllein»
tirig. Burial will be niude in Mt.. Aduuh.’
__._;.l _
C|ark’s lucious lunch tongue.
.lusuflavor all its own. The delicious
uicy taste sfinilulutcs nil the digestive
functions. .
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
One-Hall Cent a Word Each Insertion. Six Consecutive ln-
sertions Charged as Five, Three Weeks as Two Weeks,
and One l'lonth as Two and One-half Weeks,
Minimum Charge 10 cents With Order.
FQR SALE
i"Oll SAl.l~¥.-At n bargain it Lawn
Su ing in good order. Apply ut this ofliec&
lil Ili.
FOUND
FOUNI) -A sum of money. Apply to
this oilice. 204 2i
ron sate '
E Hetrwaurso-Mem
\V.\N'l`l'1l)-'l`ruvt-llcr for l’. l'l._ I. to
carry ns n side lint- l\lcn`s and Boys Over-
nlls :ind .luinp4~rs, (,`o\vboys' l’anl.‘~:, Men si
and lluys' Punts linys' lilouses unflShlrts
oi\¢~o11iiili,~sion. “Apply nt this Ztéllieg."
.., ,
Sl.’l‘i(}l.\l. R ll‘il‘li ICSENTATIYE in this
rrnnty nm nijoin ng ten tor cs to ro»
pi-riiseiit. aind aci\'i;rtli;fdn:ii chili iistalxlisiliecl
ms ni~=.s iouseo so nance s n u .
Salary $21. weekly with expenses pngl
1-uch londuy by chuck direct .from hcnd~
quail:-rs. luxpeiises advanced; position
pt-rinunetit. _\e furnish everything.
.\rlri_res1~.,'i`lil'. C()l.IlI\flBIA, (hill Monon
Iluildiniz, Chicago. iii. 27dtf.
SAl.i2Sl\i/\N WANTED uf once torc-
pii-sciii “(`nnnrln's (i1'i'i\ii~.\'t_ Ni11‘sci~ie.s".
Sp:-cial lisi of New and liurdy Specialties
in l"rults_ (lrnnnn-nln|s,Shr\1 in andlloscs.
Liberal imlnct-iiu:11t1»\. Puy weekly, ex
ifluslvi- lvisritoiy, handsome free outfit.
Spring .~euson's canvass new starting.
Write now for full pnrilculnrs.
l~TONE 8.: WELLINGTON, 
‘ - 5: vi'
AGEl\"l`S WANTED.-We want two
nod cncr t-tic mcn to sell Life, Fire and
Accident liisurance fnrlemllng companies.
Salary will be paid the right man. ora
liberni colnmlasion contract will bemi\de.-
W. K. IiogctsCo., Lilnlted, Ulisrloixtftloilyn.
i ii .
MEN \VAN'l`ED. Reliable men ln,
ererylocallty .throughout Canada to ml
vcrtlse our goods. lac up show cards on
trees, fences, along roads and all'c»n
spicuous places, also_d_inr.r|i\n ina .lm li
mlvertisingmutter. t.n._.1-_, :,.» . p.-1 yr ._
or Slasper month and expen ea$2.ii|p¢1'
vlny. tomiy employment to gxcd, rella iie
nu-n. No experience neceauny W1-.lv.e
for Jmrticulars.-»Empi|e Meololnc bo.
lm on, Ont.
FOR SALE.-Buggy and set of driving
harness. used only it few times will bcsoli
ut n burgnin. Apply ut this office.
20d fli-
FOR SALE.-Tiint fine Brick Residence
sltuuti-il on Brighton Road the property
of Fred Perkins. This is one ofthe nest
irivnte residences in thc city. Apply to
l“, Perkins at Perkins & Co'a, Surééiysilric.
‘ t . .
_ ro cer.
Pasture for 11 number of cows. apply on
premises nextdoor to P. E. I. ospltnl.
19 tl 31 pd.
TO LET.-A desirable tenement on
Upper Prince Street apply to Mrs R. B.
llnestis. ' l7d ti'
T0 I.ET.- Half of that large brick house
contnlninrg firoomn and bath room, situ»
ated on I, pper Queen St. Possession giv-
en first June. Apply to A. }Iom¢;gtL;)o.
‘_’l'i5 l.F.’l'.-The three _story dwelling
house, containing eight. rooms has
modern conveniences, s tpaéeipngritwe
treet, at resent occu e r. .
Ildnszard.-ipply to  W. Yihelllger
rli\.» wnubeu-»-1-nails
“AN'r1-in. A smart. tidy girl tn do
flflire. I _ lf) d tf.
WANTED.-At once ii bright lntglilgeiit
young lnviy forxlencral Oilier work. Ap-
plv tn A. F. ebsit-r ai. Star Steam
1.nuudry, Kent Si., Charlottetown, Phneo
l5l. 22d Sl pd.
LA DIES WA I\"l lull-A BRIGHT
ENl'lH(lE'l IC W( MAN- Wt n1n.n's vvotlr.
Per nlaneut roslt-lon. Old taishllsht-d
business house of solid hnanclal standing.
‘ n'i|\ry $12 to Ili. weekly, with rxpvmis
paid inch Mcnriny ftirri t fir ni brad-
nish evuyllnn . lidilie-1-n, ht.-r1tix\|y,(iAl
if
ent-ral housework. Apply at Guardian.
I s.
_ fr » ....  -   
I  Office-Upstairs Brace Brick Block-l. B. C. Baker Mgr.
, l
Chocolates just received at Chlt1g‘s
l7vre. eu. 2|.
M. L. Frank McKenzie wants two good
cout makers and will pay fifty cents pe
coat more than has ever been paid in
town. _ lisritf
There were three funemlsin Summer.
side yesterday, a child of Samuel and Mrs.
Grady, the into Miss McDonald und the
late Mr. Brchuut.
The funeral of the lat/e Miss Maris Mc
Donald took place from the residence of
Wm. Gould nt’ 1 o‘clock yesterday after-
noon nud was largely attended. Iiev. R.
G. Strathle officinted.
The Vancouver Daily Province has th
following-‘J. E. Lefurgey cf Prince
Edward Island, brother of A. A. Lc-
furgey, M. P., was the buyer of the Eu-
chisen block on the west side of Granville
street between Smith und Nelson. This
is u three-story brick structure hitvingn
frontage of 59 feet on Granville street. It
is at present occupied by stores and warc-
houscs. Another purchase by Mr. Lcfur-
gey was the two-story brick block on the
south-east corner‘of Granville and Smith
streets. This property has 11 frontage of
50' feet on Granville street. Altogether
Mr. Lcfurgoy invested forty thousand
dollnrs on Granville street. lic is much
impressed with the vsluc of property in
that localltynnd is now negotiating to ae-
quire other property in Vancouver, and
while hc inny take 11 run back cast- before
long his uucomplotcd dcnls herc will ue-
ecssiiate his return to thc city."
Tignish, Moy l9.-Two local sportsmen,
started Wednesday on in flailing expedi-
tion to Round Pond, well known by
locitl sports as one of the best. grounds for
that purpose in'\Vest Prince. Their ob
ject was not so much for the sake of get-
tingn fishing bounty its for the sport of
crcutiiig huvoc among the tlnny tribe.
Upon arriving ut the spot and arranging
their tiicklc, imagine the surprise of Mr.
--- -when hc lenrncd that Mr.-“_-~
had overlooked taking with him his bail
can, und the season being not far enough
ndvnucd for ily flailing, both gentlemen
were pcrforcc obliged to return home as
quietly and unobserved as possible. On
the way homo they hotli resolved never
again to go on a trout catching cxpcilition
with the intention of “breaking the rc
cord" without. being prepared for such an
eincruency. This even bcuts thc third
sporlsiunn's latest record.
The funcriil of thc late Rev Father Mc
Grath, Tignish, Sutzirdny morning
was very largely ntl-cndcil. Thu
lcvec du corps took place from
his mothcrfa residence ni. 4. p. m. ]"1i-
day when alnrge cortegc. followed the
remains t.othe.cl1urcli where they were
laid in state over night. Saturday at O a.
nr.ofilce for the dead was chanted l~y
the priests present, und at I0 o`clock
Pontillcai ,Mass was celebrated by
His Lt rdsliip Bishop McDonald,
Rev. D. M. McDonald, the pastor assist-
ing as High Priest, Revs. J. C. McLean
and Dr. Curran ns deacons of honor,
Revs. A. E. Burke and P. P. Arseunult
deacons of office, und Rev. J. A. Me-
Donnld, Muster of§Cercmonics. Rev. Dr.
Morrison. V. G., preached an eloquent.
scrmon rcfcrring in eulogistlc terms tn
the godly life 'of deceased. Judge Blan-
chard presided at the organ. The parish
choir was assisted by Revs. McDougall,
Gauthier and J. J. I\lcDonnlll. Among
the clergyman present besides the above
were Iltcvs. F. X. (iullnnt, F. 'l`. Connolly
und :’I`. Campbell. The funeral pro-
cession included large rcprcseuto.tions
from the Knights of Columbus,C.M.B.A.,
Artisans and A. O. H. The pnllbeurcrs
were Dr. Murphy, Dr. Duffy, Dr. John-
sion, Gilbert Dcsllochcs, J. M. Hughes
ami lion. Bcnj. Gallant.
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Z Sole Agency for “IIa\\'cs’-Hats. I
I -Weeks Sc Co. Exlwt-f 1
Pleuslng presents prcv|~.ilOur stock pros-
cnts plenty of pieces, pleasing to particu-
lar pcoplc.For lnstnncc wc show n superb
line of Limoges table chinu, cut glass
and silverware, which will afford perhaps
bile largest assortment. in thc city to select
from.-llutelicson, the Jcwcller. 22|] 2i.
P. E. i.__l_iAll.WllY
Commrneinl Monday, April z4'h, 1 5. the
Trains of this Rnilwlv will run daily guiiday
excepted) as follows:
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Ne. No.
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lv. Ch town nr. om 11.55 9.45
Royaltq lime, 1.45 11.39 
Hunter River 5,15 1o.51 .a
Rlnenld ici. 7.3:. 1o.17 7.41:
Keanluaten 7.1: 9.48
ar. t|'Si e lv. 'rw 9.1
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Wellington
Port ill
6 OLeny
5 Albertnn
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.5_\ ML Stewart jc.
3° lforeii
ll. PllQI'l
Ar. louria lv
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No, No.
13 15 is
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Ile. No. I`\’o. No.
17 1% 18 zo
I' M. A _ A.M. RM.
5.ee 9.55 Lv Mt.!\¢Wltl JC. lr 720 3
5.115 Clnilgnll .6.3l 1%
u.z5 Ar Geo`tovln Lv 6.15 2.25
A.14. a.n. rum
No. 9 No. io.
P. H. A M.
?'.°~<.'~
Rid
7 an lv lmruld [uae ar 7,35
5.30 lr C. Traverse lv o45
rl. » a. an.
Tulle an um by Atlavnle standard Time.
D. IOTTIIOBI.
9111. \|¢r.Cu1. Gen. lvl
llovietor '< J.
'Those who beat knew the late
Albert Brebaut could most appreciate
kind and friendly 'die ` ltiouf H
ever popular with all his no
and while passed beyond, in
,memory will belong live lu the
many friends in this Province, lu Boston
and elsewhere. Beaton Post Chapel, in
meeting assembled' lu January last,
adopted the following resolutions:
"Whereas, we, the members ol the Boe-
ton Pont Chapel learn with profound sor-
row of the death of our late friend and
comrade, William  Bnhaut; be it
"RB§0lV8il_. Thlt While bowln to the in-_
ecrutable wnys of Divine Providence, we
desire to express the deep sense of loss we
feel ln the sudden death of one who in life
when conscientious, earnest and lutelli
gent member of our craft, a true and do-
voted friend and comrade, aloving son,
brother, husband and futher. and in all
his life's relations absolutely guided by
motives of the luondest and highest in-
tegrity; be it
"Resolved, That we extend to our late
brother‘s relatives our deepest condo-
lences in this, their hour of bereavement,
but with them glory inthe splendid life
record matic by our_depurted brother; be
it
“Resol\'ed, That a copy of those Resolu-
tions bc spread upon the minutes of tho
Post. Chapel. printed lu the Boston Post
and Typograplilcal Jouruul, and a. copy
senttc the family of our departed com-
rade ; but be it _
Resolved, That as n further mark of re-
spect, the Post Cliupel banner bc draped
for threo months." I
All that ivuainortnl of thc into W. A.
Brrliaut. was luid to rest in the Peoples
Cemetery yesterday afternoon. The re-
mains which were brought from Boston in
chnr.e of licdlcy Brcliaut, brother of de-
ceased arrived by thc Northuinberlund
Suturtiay ovcnlngand were tnkeu to‘tl1c
residence of Wm. MoMurdo. At 2.80 p.
m. yesterday funeral service was conduct-
ed ut the’ house by Rev. R. G. Strut-hlu,
pastor of Presbyterian ehuroli und from
fhciice ut 3 o'cioek the remains were
conveyed to the cemetery in charge of the
I. 0. U. 1°. The procession was very large
and consisted of about fifty members of
Prince Edward Lodge, many carriages
and people on foot. The services nt the
grave were con<luct,eti by the Odd-
follows.
CROUL’ lb' ilEADl.\'l
It must. bn stopped quickly. Nothing
so surehs Nervll ne. Give it lntcrimlly,
und rub il, on chest. and tllroat-croup
aooiivnnlelies. No doctor can writc a
more efilcicnt prescription than I’olson's
Nrrvillnc, \\'hic|i reaches the trouble und
cures quickly. The tnnrvcloiiri power of
_Mei-vi nic will surprise you; it's thc best.
household reincdy for cuuglis. colds, sore
chest-, croup,nnd internal pnin of every
kind. Largo ixottlcs have bet-.n sold by all
duulcr.. for nearly fifty yours at 254:.
l.‘3_.__.y.
TRADE AND SHIPPING.
PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.
May ?0 ur. Daisy, Moran, Picton.
Moy 20 o'd. Daisy, Moran, Picton; Dny
Spring, LeBlanc, Buctoltelic, N. B.
_.__.}.__.
coiyimc EVENTS.
S. O. E. Next meeting of Lodttr Prince
Edward will be on Tuesday night Moy 23.
Red Rose Degree.
City Council meets on the accnnd Mon.
day in each nu.nil\. Dr. F. F. Kelly
Mayor; W. \V.i`lz rite. City Clerk.
-_._;._-_~
Aanouucrmtms.
- Mrs. R. Smith will address thc Loyal
Legion in \V. C. T. U. ut 3.30 today.
--Upright Piano wauitcri to rent for cx-
cursion season. Apply to T. J. Craig, S. S.
City of Lond Hn. 22d tf
- There will be n mocting of the Ladies
Aid of the First Methodist Church nt Mrs
(Ur). Bceis this evening ut. S o'clock.
-The plan is opcn at the usual places
for tonigl1t's triple bill at the Opcrn House.
Gallery (except reserved scnl.~\) reserved
for students.
-A luiigliablc comedy, sonic ofi the
smartest drills r.<:'~1\ here, excellent cloeu-
tion nud nice unisic :it the Opera lleuse to
night. Populurprlccs.
-Sulo of furnit,u1~o from Friday morn
ing lllth inst to Saturday evening 27th
inst. James A. Alley, Queen Street, will
offer all his household furniture by pri-
vate suis at his rcslilcnce next door to
Alox. Ilorne Esq. Como curly and get
qarpuins. 10, 20, 22, 25, 27.
.---;-.___
'Fermers Attention. -For best
results use Swift’a Fertilizers.
Selling at lowest prices by A.
Home & Ca. zzd iw
[fyou don? know how good a silk
belt you can bu_1/_/or a quarter, you
want to call at our belt counter.-
.lfoorc & McLeod. 1 1711 Iw
Domtgioii Atlantic Railway.
Amd Steamship Linen to laptop via Yarmouth
fha popular [alt UMIQI - Bnleru Rove
c “smear
njraaserntss- 'manly ex-
';:°r.'z...:f:<l‘.-..f.
~ ~ '  ;. 1,-_____ _-,=,-,"»=l..-.._.
The fiscal liiaii§%s.%o£!lP
" B Q  "
The Fluted d-l\l¢d‘~ UQ flfrll ho
tqees the Mm-ilstolruvi pd'mu an.
Leaves Yimieuih, Weds ' and saturday
Lv- Bello; on ani l at Ex rear
r lin from alihix. letnrulnl leaves Eoin.
Wgsrf, lotion, Tuesday and llridev. si an in.
Ill!! lrlrzzivin nu hsiifri nrvi day 7.30
I. . IYJI. ' '
er‘3i§:&|lnal nlpitdt mon n..éi u vie.
hinge nut |r¢,1uua ua  M. /mn-
lqeli. iienlPu¢¢|\pv Agni _ leutvillv.
ml. la'lni\n no on li_iu_ntl¢ standard
lima. 1 -
qunrin-is. Fxiimi-s adtannd. \\`e fur- 0-.:`;":f:`l:'|"r‘"_'_P' Fl’ Rum". P GIEKINS”
Charlottetown, P B. I , |
Monon Block, `l1iengo, lil. A,.,||,m,l ww ' ' Q¢||¢rg| M113 ‘
, L
_....4 a ~
,   nd twear »
if r Spring   and Summ r
A . __ 1 d~d1° of u's and boys' light weight pnder-
wear wdiiliidlilgviiltfvlvxiaiiltdmllikae is dlioiv tdniiitenltiliizig p\i1'C11BS¢1’S» 35 the qmlltles 31":
I , ¢
- , exceptionally gopd and the prices are indeed very moderate; at _ ent
~ W¢ an give, you good value _at 5oc per suit or 25%* P 8 111 -
. Better qualities 'at 9oc er su1t or 45C f°f 8°~fm¢“t~ I A ’.
Then comes a splendidp line of Watson’S Balbflggalb *lu “"5 at $1-1°
' _ per Sui'tI`(hle1`i5v§ePE1;§:aSli;':d]deid‘s medium weight, all sizes, at $1.98 per suit or
99C per garment- . `
» A finer grade at $2.70 P61' S\1_1t 01' $1-35 Per Zafment _ .
j A beautiful fine, all wool white underwear at $2.70 per suit or $1.40 per
lt. .
‘ garmenWe also show excellent values in Club Sweaters 1n blue and black,
I black and white, and red and white.
We are confident that our values are the best to be found _and cordially
invite you to come in and examine our stock and compare qualities and prices
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H`"wiJ}‘»`i2& 1`hc old way of broillug on top of the range by taking off the cover is
' ~' all right if you can stand the smoke and smell. But the method bv
the Enterprise Steel Monarch made by the Enterprise Foundry Co.,
Sackvllle, carries all smok-. and odor up the chimney as will beseen by
the accompaning illustration. It is as easily done as lifting a cover.
= ‘L,i’""` f This range has many other advantages which will be enutneratcd in
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  HOUSEHOLD
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A cook is only as good as the
A flour she uses.
A poor cook' can make better
bread with Royal Household Flour
` tliana good cook can with poor
flour.
Royal Household Recipes make
~ bake day the pleasantest day of
the week. _ \
There are two kinds of flour,
‘ Royal Household? and the kind
that has not been purified by- ..
Electricity.
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Royal Household Flour is rnadp. of
the best grade of hard wheat. I-_[`,_|-5
wheat is the beat spring Wheat growp in
Manitoba- Spft wheat is winter wheat-
inferiorfor flour making. Sorr\e_miller;
eldvprtise that they “blend” soft and
hard wheat to get better flour- We do not
blend wheat for Royallliouehold F leur.
The 0gilvic Flour Mill sCo., Ltd., Motrcal