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rf;_f .:. FIVE ROSES flour re':-__ooi’. '.~
1:.; ic _vt:u_' every er`t`_.'i_ EL
The frtwrrgrk ani ’,~_enr.~‘_<
RJSES .“_;l.i y '_.r `:.;:\rr t:
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Hakes ever.l_\'. g‘.\'i:;;§ :rr-.ccth ef
ture. s;ft. ge.-:e:. :rurnle sr:i.r'.'
p»7re.is and \':eid£::g-1: holes i..~r
lumps to ver. the scul ci the f;:;ici»;y
housewife. -
A..d when you fum it outset: the
__  O ay nerd onanarn. Bowan st Juhnudvr, __ _ n
.ur She was sneer susceptible to l |pARg5
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was one over whom IS summers lui. _ _ _
lightii pa~sed leaying his hair tt CHA.Rl"o1TET°WNlrQBD“`0»\l
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Roll, ” Madam
Vfhen we were just about so ltigh. :urs was an insatiable sweet
totxtli ltr “ jelly rc-ll " and such l;l<e.
We s;ughr no explanaztcn then whether the tooth tickling came
iran the jeil. the shape of the cake, or
::.;!her`s creative ab:l:1)'.
Sontetiiiies the cake wculdzfz :ill :ight
rzioliie' was " ..rrr`st;i'_f."' ihfse cars. and
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sentimental wonder at
. break on the turns--
the keen critics didn’t
dxf: k:::~: ilcur-took whatever the grocer
damp napkin »hot and sav-
ory. and you spread the
under side with jam or lell
- ir a`oasn‘1grr saggyooon
/for crzmrb.-'y.
A;;d when you rollitgently,
carefully. while the kidlets
with bareci breath watch
this most critical proceed-
ing there is no r:raclt"nor
brmk- in the periectsmooth-
ness of the surface-'risa
per7‘¢crm.'i.
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hard to make “ _ielly roll"
Madam.
ii artist ard it's im ssible
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 ;r:t ,<."r.gy q'<aJ:ly flour.
easy to be an artist if you
E ROSES.
make melting puff paste,
"1a}'.j,' piecrust.cririklyfritters, tooth-
sszne rolls and goodies galore.
Ee flctufwtse. Madam. join the M17-
.‘:`.»»r5 using FIVE ROSES,
are accustomed to cheap
tit:-ur the results willseem like mafic.
B-.ir you must use FiVE ROSES.
been s cnse of lore at first sight, _
'i’he_\~ had first mei at a party. Sli.
had worn white. lie was partial it
white.. .der sunny hair had been ar
ranged loosely on her graceful neck
lie never had liked girls who did their
hair high. in fact. she had been
wholly, sedttctivt-l_\' charruing. and he
had succtintbetl to those clratrnur.
He had _worn the regulation bhrcir
suit, of cpttrse! Hut, ah! how lu-ond
hisislioulders were; how nterry his
eyes. A strange. lrtcumpreltcnsibie.
ecstatic enrotiorr had taken possession
of her soul. lie had asked to rake her
home. hut she had not thought best.
“.\ia_\' l r~all'."` he had asked. f
She had felt the hot blood leap to
her cheeks. if she only dared say
"yesf" But no; there was ntarnrua to
consider. Marurna. who was so aw-
fully_ unltmiprornisingly set on the
proprieties. ;\larnma_ who titotrgitl her
far too young to itave masculine ati-
ruirers. And to have one call! Oh! A
shiver ran down her spinal rolttrrrit.
‘The young man, waitirtg, for an an-
swer, divined iter thoughts. ,I
"Perhaps your mother would ob»
ject?" he had suggested. and with sad
conviction she had answer-ed:
"Yes-she would."
“But I must see yott some tithe," he
had insisted. Dear insistence! She
had thought for a moment, then:
“Mamma is going calling to-morrow
.afternoon and i can meet _\'otr down
the river. right behind F-llake°s greerr
houses. at three o'clock, \\'lll that do?
Hg had been enrapturetl with the plan,
,and the following day they met as
'they had agreed. _
He suggested -a boat ride. Site ac-
riesced, and he rented Mr. Blake's
uit! or itil woons urtmstto.. ttn.,MovtluL boat. lie assisted her to n seat, then
(30) took his place at the ours. Sornetlilng
... --- -- _ was wrong about his way of handling
them, and the boat refused to move.
SURE
PURE
MADE
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MAGIC
BAKING
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lntprrirrl .\i.rr'ii\t- .\ltiror~ iunr nit-no tl\:rt nt
:trr\' \\`t~ek_~ \\ltcrr \'0u \\'itrtt ii.
\\'c will tin our h~~~| in gitc _tu rr ortir-r prouipt rrtrcution, hut we hrrte
plitvctl :ri_'~-rn'it~~ rrr tliflt-r`t'||t pr¢:'i~ ¥~i' tlrt'
wili nit"tn :r gruzrtvr' tit-rurrttd.
.\litl‘itirm~ }"ro\'ir|t‘c~, \\'lrit'lr
\'ou'll lr:r\r- our uutlititit-tl iirtcuritur if \t\u \\'lll drop us rt vnrd for
prrrtivrrlrrrs .\'0\\`.
BRUCE STEWART & C0. LTD.
Charlottetown, P. E I.
__ it. She had just mounted the cracker'
tic, red»faced, bitt vain endeavors on
his part. ` _
"Well, i-er-never did before." hc
    replied, then__blui'ted _ontz "Can you’."'
THE PEOPLE t .-;`..‘:.’;.;!§“'  ?f;‘_"'  T...
changed places and she rowed hint up
and down the river until hertender
hands were blistered and her heart
pointed in him. Never before had she
niet a man who could not row. Brit he
talked entertainingly, and she forgave
perfections. ,_
After that afternoon they inet fre-
quently. Sympathetic young friends
discovered how the land lay, and came
gallantiy to the rescue. as young
friends will do al all times.
One evening she retired to her roorrt
must study. .\'ot so. ho\\'e\'er. She
had, instead, promised hiur to fake a
moonlight stroll.. llei- \\-iudow was not
far from the ground and witlt the aid
of a foreordaittcd crat~ker box she tnan»
aged to escape from the house.
During that stroll he proposed. Told
her how he loved her. l"ell on his
knees in knightly Fashion and begged
iier in lntpassiorted tones to ily with
him; to leave her cruel rnotlrer anti
her unhappy hottie for at life of honey
and roses and---himself.
She hlusheri, suffered him to kiss
hor hand. and consented. ln one week
she corrlri make the ttecr-r»n=ar'_v prepar-
ations and then they would fly. Ah!
the urittiterahle bliss of that meet~
ing! _
Finally' they parted, and she crept
stealthily' around the house. As she
neared the parlor window she heard
sounds of rnerriruent. She peered in.
A peculiar scene revealed itself to her
view, _
There sat her rretrally dignified
mother, laughing until the tears run
down her cheeks. On his knees be-
fore her, with clasped hands and rt
ridiculously sentimental cx|u'ession
. spread over his pug nose-'und freckles.
was her small brother. He was speak-
ing. declaiming, and as the sister reu-
llzed the import of his words shr-
tttrned cold with dread.
“O-oo-oo. Telestc. darling. angel.
listen to tue! I love you! i love you!
Promise me that yotr will he mine!
Oh, do-oo-oo! Leave your crnelmotiter,
your happy home, anti fly-_ry with mp!
Life \vnn't be nothin' without you-no,
My heart is breaking. Ouch-ch-ch!"
\‘Vuiting to hear tto more. reulizinr:
that her secret was discovered, the
young victim of unsyrnpnlhetlc kiit
made for her room with all possible
speed. hoping to get there before the
"cruel mother" should decide to visit
box and was cautiously raising her
head over the alll when the door
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rl whit de h
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 ik __ ,.__...:l_ ' 1 ance. bearing in er and a lamp,
7/ if J" -- ~ whose rays fell directly on the horror-
 wi  lllll WU EVER USE -' 
 "*“"""$IlaE There was a r'nomenl's awful silence,
‘ . t _ ¢ » . then mamma set down the lamp nnrlt
   came to the window. “Allow me to
Tl" ' ` J They are of the ver_v highest quality in durability ap-~ °! °'""'°“° °1“l°'.~ C°'"'@ “"°“'°d hef-
assist yon, Celeste," site said in tones
Y
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perrrauce and wearing qualities. Ask or write for color card. B", I Wm no, mem", ,O ,,em,,m
t ' \ e 1
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.»,v__/iii   For Sale by what followed. Some things are bet~
" ter left to the imagination. And, be
 ' 7, . .- sr. Srnmrnn n/tnnoous
 ..  . _ onnranrtm or.ossn. 2
ST BTVPHEN Mltfrh I0-The town
was sore. She was woefully disap-'
him. Trtie love over'lf»0it.s»~x-wtn.y:.~i.rri.. .
early, telling her mother that siref
in they lilly of Toronlu.'
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lirs. Llzzlt Baxter was a ltelplsss cripple from llheumailsm. Sita stttlererl tortures lur a
year in spilt ol _llrr lresl mitral treatment. Fire hares at "Fruit-a-lives" I
~ completely cured her. `
» 4 limit: I‘i.acra, Toxosro, O.\'r., December r5th, 1909.
“I was a terrible sufferer from Rheumafism for nearly a year, and my right arm was swollen and the pain was
fearful. All down the right side, the pain was dreadful and I could hardly more for the agony. I \\'_as treated by two
physicians but their medicine did me no good, and I tried numerous other remerlies but received no heneht. _ I was simply _
rt helpless cripple and suffered from Rheninatism all dunng
-_- last winter.
L I saw “Fruit-a-tives" advertiserl iti thc “Telegram” and
_ decided to try this remedy. After I had taken one box, I was
' much better and the pain much less, and I cotiutitied the
3 trentrrreirt with good hopes. When I had taken three boxes, I
was so well that Ia-ould use my arm again and the path was
1 pr;n'ticall_v gone, and after I had taken fire boxes. I was
entirely well again-no pain-no suffering-and now I am
just as well as I ever was
The cttre of my case by “Fruit-a-tives" was indeed
spit-irrlitl because all the doctors failed to even relieve me of
my suffering. _
For the sake of others who may stiffer from this terrible
disease, Rheumatism, I voluntarily give you permission tv
publish this statement." '
MRS. LIZZIE BAXTER.
It may be stated; without hesitation, that “Fruit-a-tives"
is the only remedy that will actually cure Rheuntatism,
Sciatica and Luutbago. “Fruit-a-tives" is made front fruit
juices, and contains SALICINB obtained from Oranges. Owing
to its marvellous action on the bowels, kidneys and skin--_
"lfrttit-a-t.ives" prevents the formation of Uric Acid. wliich is
the prime cause of Rheumatism. And with the stomach clean ,
the liver .'u:tive. the bowels regular, the kidneys strong anti the
skirt healthy, it is utterly impossible to have Rheuniutisrn.
“I~‘r\iit-a-tires" is the only medicine in the world that acts
' ' directly on all these organs and cures them. There is no
, .
MR3» l-llzlf BIXTER other remedy “just the same" as “Fruit-a»tives' or “Just as
_ good as Fruit-a-tives” Insist on having "Fruit-a-tives" for
only by taking “Fruit-a-tives" can you cure yourself cf Rliertruzrtistn. At all dealers, 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50, or trial
box 2 c or sent st aid on receipt of price bv i~`ruit at tires I intitetl, Ottawa The origirral qf/I/rs l?a1‘!n"s lf1{rr~as
ened. Brit to her ite wus all tli;rr tru _ _ 
? I wise, noble and desirable: and to hir. | » 4 sm. “Inga”U°:°"°""f,°‘I'i-'_'"SLM
° . _ _ _ _ - I. _ _ I _ Stee tcamaiup Calyin lush" C0,”
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she was perfection irt truth, rt rat _ _ _Plan wi"h__'1_.kh_.,h__zq",m.n
t il tliill8 llil Bi lilillil tlliS l|iB  ...___
or Eastport, Lubec, Portland and B0,
Oil. , V
Returning leaves Union Wharf Boston
Mondays at 9.oo a. m._aad Portland nt
5.00 p m. for Lnbec. Eastport, and Si,
john. A
Ehmugh Ticket: at proportionately tow
ares on mia at all Railway 8tAt.ionl,ri|n1
be megs rhe :hed through to destination.
L.R» TIWIIJDIOII, T. F. RP A,
WH G.laEE '
Aram.
BL. John
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A ~`NAntAN Pricrrrc
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i:`r|. March rr Empress of Britain
Sari. March rg _ 'Lakg |.j,.;,.
E Frrai Cabin
mpreeses .. . . . .,_. . . .$81.50. u
Lake Manitoba ...i .. . ...£45.00 \Tp
L __ E _ 0ne Clan Cabin
a e rre _,_ ,, Q4 _
Lake Champlaiul 7 so up
Second Cabin.
Fmpreeseae  .. ......$_<r.:5
Lake Manitoba. .... . . . . , _ , , _#,4t;_¢°
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0therboats.;_._. _ . . . . . .  . . . Sail 7_:
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FQRSALE
I rm instructed by the-ovt‘.ner to
offer at private sale till 15th April
the cmnfortzthle dwelling. and out-
builtlings situate on Highland
Art.-true, at present occupied by
Williarn McRae, size of lot 57 hy
~75- For further particulars apply
Ll)
R. BEAIRSTO,
' 75 Queen Street, I
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385-390 Bank Sl., Ilan/rr, On/aria. -
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Y‘1£S, in the old way there
wits one kind of flour
for brencl and auotltcr for pastrv.
I\`ow,OGlLVlE’S ROYAL HOUSEHOLD
FLOUR is an ill/ éroumf flour. It makes not
only the very best bread but also tltc verv best _
cakes, pies, biscuits, rolls, rnuiiins, pop-lovers,
pancakes, dumplings, _anything that you want
to make or bake froth Hour.
“ROYAL HOUSEHOLD" saves n`1ane_y
and trouble. Instead of having Iwo barrels of
flour in the house you can get along much
better with one. And you can be certain that
it is always uniforrrn-will always come out
right whether for Bread or Pastry.
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR
makes better bread and better pastry than anv
- other flour because 'it is better flour-mad.e
f`rom_ the finest grade of wheat in the world,
Manitoba Red F yfe wheat, and milled by the ‘las allulensr laitara. untna
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model of cleanliness.
trifle extra proves real e
HOLD” goes farther th
a great deal more than ord
\ ou can t afford to b
at any price. You can’t
/tra/t/r. And you do skirnp
on health when you buy
flour just because it costs
` less than “ROYAL
HOUSEHOLD". ,
"0fllvia'a Book for a Cook” sent
free to any woman- who will send in
her name and address to
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loaves :ire counted. gFot' “ROYAL HOUSE-
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very finest machinery, in mills that are at
“ROYAL HOUSEHOLD” costs a trifle'
more by the barrel than ordinary flour but this
conomy when the
an ordinary flour-l
farther in actual quantity of baked product.
Even if “ROYAL HOUSEHOLD" cost
inary flour it would
be well worth it for it is more nourir/rirlg.
f 9 I q
uy rnljlowrrr/rerljlour
afford, to skimp on
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railing for a strict enforcement of the °°
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HORSE NOT* ‘ I ,gh-Q of mn" 215 trotnrs mu’ “char  only hw” 1 '_ .1 i' 7_4; W- I IWW"--T
Erpedition (2.15I) the greatese ot'sire of his age living or dead.  few days previous to :her nr-ll! T  :hat grT¢wlltm*0d'l°:seontilll{
he Eieetieneers is bale and hear-tylmany descendants of lliieetieneer the ance. Expedition 015|) ig nl: om' 202 clin qu r l
d adding new performers to hislllrxpeditions are born with over ed by Harry Hopper, of Indgrllr lliwdiltion (I.15|) ia the air! 0|
Eutaxia dam of the trottli at|lll°l\
\'¢ t-h° PIIDHC M f-|10 Stem# des beauty. It is said. that when lid s meet-I in the atludard list. Little- Aquirl owned by J. I. Illeholaollr
_'  _f : __  _ _  ,._  ._ - ndant of Electioneer and can right- Bither gave the great sire itl t n Stock Farm Waelti P Ohari time
' L 4"# <_ ` _ __ i ‘  _ff ._ Canada ‘Temperance Act. ""7 1°’ °l*l'“ t" ll" UU' ll tb' lil' f'¢¢0l’<| 0| (2151) t-be aolltqsidlllloll a°|rsen_t.roi-tin( maren\So;';,¢T|°y';|l:: 0 lm' ‘