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Abilma' enum ‘“ at `
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by two
high- `son, son' all Dr.
neigh- the division and says:
Pres- .McGill and was a fine youngster.
musing se'veie“hesdaclie_ _ i
eyes a_nd temples. culminating oomr.~
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one sister,
mourn their
of Toronto,
Dau- V
and 1
Louch-
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Mrs l iz
departed this life on April 15th, 1915. tb
The deceased was a carriage builder _lil
and general mechanic and spent most tended by her little niect-_ Catherine
of his life in Pownal Village. For .\rtliu;°. :is britlesniaid, and by Bessie
about seven years he was bedfast l~`eatlier.=i0iic and .\i_\'rtlc Purdy bear-
owing to an illness largely of it nerr. ing baskets of flow:-rs,
ous nature. Through all these years
he was tenderly nursed by his daugli- Ill
ter-in-law, Mrs. Austin Jardine. His in
sister, Mrs. Win. Wood. of Alexandra, ii solo, "'l`ln~ Voice That Llrcatlied 0'cr .
survive him, There are also four sons Ellen." 'l‘lic cereniouy was performed
--two in the West. Gilmore at Lake by
Verde, and Austin nt home. and one thc Anglicaii shiirch. lu honor of the
daughter, Mrs, John Jenkins. Mount liriile, who has bt-cn up ciicrgitic wor-
Alblon. The fuuernl took plat-c on kcr in the Ladies' _'\id and Sunday
Saturday. 17th. to Pownal Cenietcrg.-_ be
Rev. E. N. \Vi~»-ks' ofiiciatetl, oraicd with flowers. and was thronged
iti
FRIDAY and well wislicrs. As un appreciation
of
FOX NOTE -~ The l-lostou .\'ll\'t~r oi'
Black Fox Compam, ii _\lusf<acliii.<etts a iitiinhcr ot' t`riciid:= had prcseiited her
corporafim, ,-,.[,f,,., ,,,,,. mlm. 0, 5, pups with ii gift of iiioiic_\' :tml :iii address
from one oi' their bn~<--.l<~r.=, uiidcr tin- "fl
care of Mr. .\. it. i.ot-in-, .\‘iit»ri»ro~i<_ "f"f\\<1`=1»~‘\. the liaiini' wiliilc 'l<-iiarlell
P. E. l. This compuiiy has sold curly l1`~'
in _january (tn-mist, their 5.»<~rr»t;.r_\', lionie ut Daualtlu, wliitlicr good wisli~
Mr. Duncan l\iacPhit~, options on cfs
three pairs for $30,000, t'0iiipaii_v them.
mourntgot his first stripe last week.. U
tive, On 'i‘uesdu_\'. thc 30th of March,
in the Methodist. church was so|en.\n~
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Frazer' M. iiogsciz. rlciuglre ' of tl.e lat; ,l:il.eg
Ilodxson 0'. ilopo lbvcr. l’. E. l.. to
Hedley Wiillace lllcKa,v. of Daualda,
The subject ot this sketch was born Alta. formerly of Park Corner. l’__ E. I.
sixty-nine years ago at Crown Point. a The bride arrayed in white satan dra-
few 'miles troin Pownal. l'. E. l., and pod with lure, and bridal veil entered
WEDDING BELLS.--’1‘he_‘follo_w-
from the Klustiiio Sask. Representa-
il the marriage ul' Miss_ Bertha
e church ini thc urin of her brother
r. Jolni l-`. llodgson. :ind was nt-
'l`|ic hridogrooui was supported by
in lirncsi R. Bellinghaui, student
vliargc. i\lr_ Wellword presided at ~ /3
widow, two brothers. Wiii.. at. Croirn the organ, and durin;:,ilic signing of
Point, and Samuel. at Orwell. and one tlir- r<~gi.-ter l\lls< Daisy \'cwms.n snug
Sold by George E. Hughes.
times ui nausea sud vomiting, which
is frequently followed by n bilious
diarrhm.
Abbey's_ Efervesoeut Salt, when
taken as directed. stimulates the peptic
glands ol the stomachlnd iocrmleo
the contraction of its muscles from
above downward. This a_ction is com-
municated to the intestines and in-
crases the Bow of the intestinal juice.
thus stimulating the ducts of the liver
to pour out the bile, when it can_be
carried downward by~ the laxative
action of the Salt, instad ol remaining
to clog up the liver and flow back into
the stomach.
Thus, if a person who is oub` to
Biliousness and Bilious Headacbznwill
use Abbey's Etfervescent: Salt, _the
natural action of the Stomach. live
and intestine will be lregt up and _
bile can accumulate in t e system.
Sold everywhere at 25c. and ok.
the ltcv. 'l`. l-‘_ Marshall. pastor of
bool. tht chu_cli wat; prettlly dec-
thc door by the crowd of friends
her good work. and as an assurance
good wi_~:lie.< on the l<'ridii_v previous
voiiitratiilzititiii. _‘titer thc \vt‘<ldiiig
tli.\ iiiorniiir: truiii for their iiiuv t
oi' a host oi liinisliiio fricnds nc 1
Gill S! Hill BllUlIHl. llISlHlll|S. _
illllll Hllll--25 Bill l]lNl]lH|lll~
Farrar. who will niovc iiitwlien it is
vacated by Mr, McLeod.-V.
No More Danciruif or falling |l3i"'<lH1ldl`\1ff "_l` filllllli-7 'limi bill YOU* Herbert Davisoii will learn with deep
_A |-¢,q| surprise awaits real surprise will hc ziftcr about
two weeks’ use, when you will see
in (‘l|arlottctowi1 yesterday announced
the death in the Cass Coinitry Hos-
pital, Norih Dakota, of lllr. \Vutson
l\l<‘l{u_v. tho only son of Mr. and Mrs.
Archibald McKay. 249 Queen Street.,\
SHIP-Some time ago Mr. Fred \V.
Snow bought from Mr. Gordon Mc-
Fztrliiiie, of Auitustine Cove. that ‘store
and lol on the corner oi` Russel and
llowaril Streets, Victoria, at present
occiiplvtl by Mr. .lanies Day, iiicrchaiit.
On ’I‘uesday lust lie had thc property
received in return that lurgc warc-
lilaiii Sirecl.-\'.
Puliiicr. Victoria. is having some re-
pairs niude on that dwelling house on
Russel Street. known us the lilurpliy
estate. \\'lieii the repairs are coin-
plcted it will be occupied by Mr. .los-
eph ,\li-Lcod. hlacksinitli. Mr. Mc-
Leod is at present living in ii house on
regret that lie passed awa_\- at the
if
you
'l`ti hc lion:-e.~'ctl ot' it lwatl ot' li»‘u\'.‘»'»
beautiful hair; soft. lti_<ti'ini.~', llufi`_\'.
wavy :ind free froin ilaiiili'ui`t` is
merely ii uiuttl-1' of using ti little
Danderiii»f_ ~ _
li. is cosy and iiicxpciisixc toliuvc
nice, soil hair and lots ol _it. .lust
get a 255 treiit bottle of kiiiiwltons
Danderine now-~~all ilrui: store-._~' re-
commend it-apply .1 little as dn-ect-_
ed and' within ten niiniilcs there will
be an appearance of alniinlaiice:
freshness. flufiniess and an incom-
parable gloss and lustre and try as
you will you cannot iiiid ai trace oil
yes--but really new liair-spr0ut- S
out all over your st-alp»~l)uiiileriti_o Am-il 1_r,,|,_ umm. an illmss of several
if~'~ Wt’ l>"|l€‘Vt»‘» We “H15” SUPP him' rears, tlirour-Ili which his graiidiitotlicr
;:rti\\'er; destroyer oi' tlaudruii and 
ture for itchy scalp and it iievci";
l
frills io stop falliiig hair at out-v. hm] s¥,,.,,, HH. gmmw. imrt of his life
ll` you wziiit iii prove how prolly at SI |»`,l`.,.~s_ w|,L.rl._ lu. “.u_`.1m.L,_l and
and soft your liuir really ls, nioistcn r
ii cloth with ii little lluiideriiio and 3
c:iret`iill_\' draw it. iliroinzli your llllif in ilostoii. and i.':riiiidinoiltei' und rela-
A-‘iilkillll “"0 Slllélll SU`““‘_i at ii tives an liotiie. llls inother predeceased
time. Your hair will be soil, glossy mm “hom lg years “ga
and hcui\tii`uI in just ai t`t‘\v inonients
--»:i delightful .<urpi‘i_<c :iwalts ev-
eryone who tries this.
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_ _ ‘early zitrc ot' lli years, ut ilie residence
_...___ ~ new hair-line und dowiiy at flrst- of his ,__.mm|mmh¢.,-_ Mrs _\[_ H Daw.
itors to the villzigc on Tuesday were
-- ,\lc.~.~'|‘.~; lt _l l\li'Kiitiioii, lic Sable; .los
(`uilil`t'c. Houlli E\lf‘l\‘illi»; 'l`litniiai< Stor-
O  rl_‘_'_ 'l`r_\'oii; \\'iul'rcil llrzull1~_\-, l{<>ll_v`.-s
5 i`
.\loi1;iiz,lian. l(clly`.~; Vrtiss. Mr. :intl
l\li‘:;_ .ltiiiics _ ilo\vuii_ .\iii,'i|i<tiiif-, were
SAD NEWS.-A tlegrani received
PROPERTY CHANGES OWNER-
let-ded over io Mr, John B. Lea and
iouse adjoining his nit.-at shop on
HOUSE REPAIRS-lilr, Chas. lt. M.
lowurd Street, owiied hy lllr. Daniel
The iiiuny friends ot' thu lalc G.
ou, St l’eter‘s, on ’l`liiirsday evening,
cndtgrly curcil for liini. Although
om iii llosioit. Mass. lliu tleccascd
i~.~;pi_»i-it-tl by all. llc loaves to iiiourn
uoi~i‘u\viiig l'zitlit‘r_ lt. Bruce Iluvisoll,
i‘o_~:~'; ilii,\'.<cl filrlloitailil, _iiigtistiiic
orc; iltirilon \\':idil|‘lI :iuil .lainics lt,
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lan (‘lub was held last night and prov-
ed to be one of the most. enjoyable
yet. held. The President, hir. James
ltlclsaac. first gave a splendid address
after which the following program
was carried out:-Solo, G. Elmer Rit-
chlc; lancers, waltz, two~step. solo.
Miss L. Blanchard; waltz, gavotte.
song, A. B. Cosh; duct, Ritchie and
Robins; Paul Jones, song. l-‘rank Mc»
Donald; waltz. two-step, reading, D.
Prof. Watkis accompanied the singers
and Miss Jean Blanchard supplied thc
music for the dancing.
be sorry to learn of the death of Miss
Minnie J. Brown, whlcli ni-currod sud-
denly on Sunday the 18th iust.. at the
home of lier brother, ltr \\’_ ll. D.
Brown, Chicago. Illinois. ’l‘lu~ ¢lecens»
ed
and lllrs William Brown of this city
and had resided in Clilcugo for several
urs. A little over a your uno she `
came to ‘Charlottetown to rcsidc with
her mother to whom she wus dcvoiedly
attached. i-lcr mother died last Dec-
ember and the grief stricken daughter
removed to Toronto, where sho lived
with her sister, Mrs lA. H, Mellish.
until at few days ago \vli<-it she wont
to visit hor brothers in (`lilcago_ Shu
had been in tlcllcatc health since licr _
mothers death and shortly after her
arrival in Chicago she liccuiiie ticri-I
ously ill und passed away. lu-art [ail-'-
ye
duuili. 'i`hcr¢- are left io nioiirn four
clly. l)r \\'. ll. D. Brown and Fred-
erick l3ro\vii of Cliicago. t'l|arlcs, iii
Mt-llisli, of Toronto. 'l‘o the bereaved
relatives thc Guardian t-xtcinls deep-
est syiiipiitliy. i
the evvlling ol the lllth. He, al~
though 71 years old and soine\\.haf.
crippled for quite o. wltile, was ac-
ll
school many years, but zilizuidoned
this sphere in which he proved prof-
orlices of ii local kind. Ile was clerk
of
ENJOYABLE FUNCTION.-The an-
ual social and dance ot the-Caled0n-
dgar Shaw; lancers, lwostep, waltz.
Many friends throught. the ctiy will
was a daughter of llio late Mr
_ ina form that does notfrfitate-tlieintestincs. lt is combined with
 c`afrboliyd.rates and tiiiucral salts that build the perf_ect_ human
body~all prepared in a digestible _form-#more nourishing than
meat and costs much less ._ _ . 
I -shredded iviwni is mano in two an-ms. inscurr and 'i'iusCux'r--  ',"¢_\_l__. _
'I
t ‘Noture7s`lax'ative is cell°u_lo_se»4~ltlie woody _
is found. in many veget52ililcs~a`nd in tlie,;b__rqn_ __
J of the-wiliolie wheat grain, ‘It serves the 
_ Flon of pi‘omoting~“bow_el exercise.” You find. itin
_r
    w iii"
the Biscuit for breakfast with milk or cream, or with fruits; Trlscult. the ,._~~ ~;_~;;».~I‘.‘.....»»-§' 
the wafer-roast, delicious for luncheon with butter or soft cheese, or -f“ 45-‘__ 3 _r»~~»..=-_rf-':ff.-.4` _ f
for any meal us ii substitute for white flour bread. >_'..;,~:=|=_'..'-,;-‘~~"e `°~~' ~ tl »
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Made at Niagara Falls. Ontario  _  'j_.~._»,_,
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Toronto Office: 49 Wellington Street East  n   V 7'/  'F' ‘ A " '
  nwW“t 4| _
4-o_o.. `
ro being assigned as thc cziiisc of her
rotlicrs_ Mr. l\. B. lirowii, ot' this
usiiiauiu. also one sister. ,llrs A. E.
This well known man. ultcr several
ccks’ illness departed this life on
vc til1', partially paralyzed on
urch 16th. Mr. Currie taught
ieiit for farming and filling public
the County (i‘ourt diirinp: the last
l\9\V
t n
"~¢t‘4v
iycnr of his ]iic.und pi-ovcd “The
year of his life und proved
“The right man in the ,right
place." His coniinodious house
gather \\ith surrounding well iillcil
fields speak of success also in agri-
culture of thc soil. lie rcvellcd iii
reading, makiiig poetry und writing
for various papers. Muiiy who have
iievm' seen liim'hn.ve i'c:iil productions
of his fertile brain und facile pen.
He wus at gifted, \\'oll iiiiorined iizuii;
it splendid neighbor and referred to
und hzirns in good sliupc to-l
 
Lsssul
t _
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sessiiig rurc tulcnt :ind kindiiess of
liciirt.. Alitliougli thc roads were vci'y
had on thc twelfth, ii. large coiiipiiny
assembled at Mr. <`iirrie's lute resi-
dence, where tlic funeral sei-viecwns
conducted by Rcv. Wm. Mchcod. iii
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by those best ncqiiainaeu with inni as Dundas Presbyterian cvuwtrv. beside \'
VICTORIA 'PERSONALS-liir. John an honest u,msSu,,,;,,g ¢-ifizqn pgs- the remains ol' his thrcc daughters, ci
P. l!radle_\'. iuercliunt, was herc on '
et'<‘.ised quite young, .ind that oi`liisIl).iii|f‘l \ in lluuson City and Lin
ite, his clay tabernacle wus coni~ _coin at home. To them all is extend-
ittcd to its lust resting place. The 'ed sympathy in their loss el fiitintl
llowing children survive liini: John, fatlicr, llny thc Redeemer (whoin he
iilicrt, :\li‘s. lllcllonnld and Blrs. Mc» ‘siiid to his pastor was all his hope)
eintock in Heston; Wm. Kenneth in be their comforter, saving and tran
oncouvcr, B. (‘.; Gordon in Medi* stating them till to the "Home on
nc Hut; George Byron iii .\lhertu' High
-
lisiiiess lVlondu_v. A few oi' tho vis- | - -'
, l
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ure slioppiiig on \\`cd|1|>.<<lzi_\'. l\lr. li.
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ivy
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lllillioiis of pounds
I _. | ..
 " /f ' of dclicioiis “Crown
_ ‘ Lratid Com Syrup
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Q  I  iloswt-ll. iiicrcliuiil. rcltiriivd lintite
7`f`§’§J l E are sold cvcry year to
ff l\.,L_ ` *' “ 'I .uolliei s
-___<¢_;\ _ ns, ju_t for the
f c_<  J  cliiltlren.
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Eas___}_r 1 _‘~iotlier_= know it is practivallv all nourishment.
 'li'  'l`hc_v ktioii: it is a food--flint Bread spread with
“Ci't»\\'ti lit.iii<l" iiiakcs ii wcll lialaiiccrl food
that _<i.if=l.tiii.~' ziiitl liuil<l> tip llic sirciigili.
.`-.l<.illi'r> I-.ririug too, tliii “\`imrti llr:tuil" is ilu* mot!
rrmiwiztttlf "\7..»'r/fr~i`i/;"` lit: :ill '-r»ri.~ ul Likes, Pies,
l’iitliliu_=.;< .itiil .*`otir<=» intl i= ilu- vfliole thing lor deli-
r' i cioufl lioiiit-tii;itlc‘ L'.1iiilii_~.
"l.ll,\' \l'lllll_.‘ E_mi_» ;.ii-f- until-11orr|S_vriip_.not
to |_r»»w-liti~ --il in lim-ir tw --vmivn ltmnfl". .oqiinlly' "
i<!ii»n i- t-ir tlw t.li»l~» nii~l iorciiiirl_\' ninkipg.
lisa vous onocsnf-in 2.5.10 Ano zo rouuo rms.
The Canada Starch Co., Limited, Montreal
What"does it mean to you? [ ,..,,-=_»-_<t_~ 
Is it a burden-~a toil~~a weary _, \‘(` I, 'jill'
round ofdrudgery? Get a - ="' .L
and laugh nt wnshdny. just put the clothes in.
_ The washer does all tho hard work. Clothes come
. out clean and white--hotter than ifyou spent hours
lcrubblng overs steamy tub. The Maxwell washer
works with crank handle at side as well ss lop
i lever. Use which you like. lélfhr-r wny’s just ns
t noisy.
Anil your denier to show you the Maxwell High~
Bored Champion. Also miqitlre about our Wash-
ers for Writer. Elouris or Gas Engine power.
jQ””__%
“|-|iGH-sPEi=:o ci-iAMP|oN”
WASHER
- MAXWELLS LIMITED _ -<
_ __ __ '_ BT. MARV'S| ONT.
" ’ " ` " ` iss x a f
If your ,dealer does not handle the Maxwell
line, write to no direct. `
\\'cd|icsd:i_v lrotii a lrtisiii<‘.~'i< trip tri
lluliiu_\. .\‘yt|ii|>y :ind utlicr liiisiticss
i'cuii'f-.< ol' .\'ii\'u Scotia. \\'liilc :i\\‘:r\'
he nizidc sales for svi.'ci'al curizocs ot
tirotliiwi. ;\lr. lil. \\'_ i\lrl<`:iilyc_ii, .'\iit:-
iistiiii-_ was licre uitciitliin: to pcrsoiiiil
liiiviiit-ss on \'i"ctliif.\stl:iy. Mr. E. li. Mu-
lir:,\'» Aiigiistinc Cove, u former cltizcn
of \'i<-iorla. wus it ivclroiiic visitor
licre on \Vetlii+~stlay. Messrs. Lce
lio‘.\’;irtl| i`tir1i\vall, :intl /\li'rcd ('uiiicr-
oii. South lllvlville, passetl llirtnlgh
Victoria Wcdiicsda_v on it horse buying
trip. lllr. Bradlord Clark. Aiigiistjne
t‘o\~c, was here un husitit.-ss \Vcd1ies»
day. _/\ icw ot' the visitors shopping
hcrv Wedneistli-iy were: lilessrs. John
Lord, Tryoii; Clark Fall, iiaiiipton;
James Gill and James Peupruiso, Cra-
paiid; Duncan Fcrgusoii, South Mel-
ville; lliisscl Siordy. (‘rzipatifl; Jack
.l~`ergiisoii. Smith l\lelvillc.~~\’.
MT. STEWART-llit-ssi‘i._ Ht-urge
.l:t_\', Fziiiiiiin: llrook and if), (‘oilln.
Vlicrry llill. have rccctitly liccu cu-
Lzagcd io work in ll. Clzii'k't»= slorc, the
lornicr as sulcsiiian and tlic hitter ns
lioolrlu,-ept-i‘. The large crow of fisli~
crineii and fartorynicn of Mt. Stewart'
are busily ciigaxcd getting ilieir sup-
plies and fishing gear on the izroiiiiil
:ind in shape for tha Sprliig's lobster
season which liegiiis on Monday ucxi.
April 25th. Mr. Mont McKay has
purclizised the line residence and lot
nivnctl h_v Mr. James Partritlge, Mt.
Stewnri. This is ii. very valuable
hoinc and his friends congratulate Mr.
lilcliiiy on scciirliig ii. The total ali-_
slineiico eaiiipulgii is ilic topic of con- t
vcrsatioii cverywliere. and all are con-
tldciit that when tht- pledge is present-
ed to the good 'people of liit. Stewart
and vicinity. they will given good ac-
count of tlicnisclvos. as they have
iloiic lit-rcloiort: in other patriotic
iiiovmneitts. The Methodist people
licrc nrt-_ in a nicasurc ldentiilcd with
thc worlc as u former pastor. Rev. J. L_
linwi-soil, was one nf the originators.
llis ininicroiiia frlcntls are glad to sen'
their ol'd l'rlL‘i\d. Mr. .ltihii llcruii iible '
to rt-eiiiiic his daily work, after an
1-iit`nrco<| rest of tlircc nionths on alc-
coiini. of a broken wrist. Several pur-
lslioiicrs of thc Presliyterioii (Ihurcli.
Mt.. Stewart., liavo received a copy of
thc "Animal Report of the Scottish
(‘liurch" ln St. Vincent, from Rev. Dr.
McPlisll, ei former pastor. The re-
port is exhaustive and clearly shows
that ii great amount of work is being
done in that. church. Mr. George Clark.
formerly of Stanbopet who is now run-
ning the saw mill for Clark Bros., Mt.
Stewart, has purchased s house and
lot from Mrs. K. Collin. Mr. Clark and
family will move ln shortly. Mr. John
Gsrnlium. Mt. Stewart. has lately been
putting new sllls under his dwelling
house which he purchased last winter.
He too will soon be taking up his
abode on the South side ot the
Bridge. ‘ Mr. Robert Jay, Mt. Stewart.
is building.; llrgsheti house, prepar-
atoryto it going into the poultry bus-
iness. Mr. D. McAssey. is dolnpthet
,carpenter work.-L. _ _
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* Has tlie %
Homemade _
Flavor.
Best for
all
`Ré<jui}é§
Less
Real
Bakiitt
The BRE D Maker
 P I E Maker
The CAKE Maker
The PASTRY Maker
 'ND this 'is true, because “Beaver” Flour is blended. ~
"“Beave`r" Flour is made from the choicest Ontario wheat
~ with Manitoba . wheat added to increase the strength.
_ Thus, you-lee, "Beaver"-Flour has the whiteness, delicate
lightness and delicious, "homemade flavor of Ontario wheat--with
the stronger breed-making qualities of westem wheat.
You can make a big loaf of bread-you can make whiter,
lighter, more inviting Bread, Cake and Pastry ~~ with “Beaver”
Flour than with any flour made from one variety ol wheat.
‘And _you can always depend on “Beaver” Flour to give
perfect results, no matter what you are baking, because it is always
blended of the same choice wlieats in exactly the same proportions.
' Try "Beaver" Flour and see how thoroughly satisfactory it is.
Ask your grocer.
DEALERS- FKHII no for prion on Food, Comms Gmino and Canals.
, .
'l1'lE T. ll. TAYLOR C0. LIMITED, CHATHAM, Ont.
. _ i 'iss
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Two
Flours
in one
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Blended
Flour
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