a iii-:immoa iniirri»iii  nits- n-E-Eii°s new Pesi~z~in-E-f. mi-iineilaii'Si r»Stru§nnar-suaatiriiii5;
iniii
in-iiii iiiis
s "."°i"ff§f."!'~71@*' ni I
at -
ml! NOKIYIIC
1 XIIPSN, ONT. une 17th.1 .
“ I |1190 b¢ll1 \tsingf]“Fmit-a~ti\?e‘g’
aasfstnily remedy for many y¢af;_
T|J¢! lf* “I5 52%. medicine I have
everttriegi ‘fruit-a-tives" do me the
moago -te never i an thi
action-irpteamit. F I" d ° '
§‘i~have used them for In igestion
and Constipationjwith the bait results,
and I it¢artily’rec`ommeni1 them, to
anyone similarly enlisted,
Ti1¢'w¢li°\l\>l¢8 hsveleftme complete-
ly.snd~I§'i\_r_e “Fruit~s-tive" full credit
for all _hm A nicer pill s man
cannoi.'tske."
» ` V f GEORGE MCKAY.
The enormous demand for "Fruit-a-
iives" ia steadily increasing, due to the
fact thatthiswoaderful fruit medicine
gives prompt relief in all cases of
indignation, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Rhenrnatisin, Chronic,
Headaches, and Neuralgia, and all
Kidney. and Bladder Troubles.
501: a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 2-Sc.
Sold hy all dealers or sent on receipt of
price ity Fruit~a-tives Limited, Otigqa,
- - -HAIR wonn
Wigs, cor nets, transformations,
p\tff~chignons and under-ruifs, etc.
made from combings or cut hair. Gen-
tlemen's toupees also made. Work
guaranteed perfect.
MISS D. RUDGE,
i _ 171 Great George Street,
 
IF VI-SI’I‘ll\’l}
NEVV YORK CITY;
you deairo to locate in the I
VERY CENTRE
aearsstiretaili shops and niholet ;‘;ocssl`l>l=
ea rea. e s eam ra,
will be pleasedpgt the P N
HOTEL I
Alliimarla-Hoffman
5th Av., Broadway, 2-ith St.
0VDIl»i100Kl‘N0 MADISON BQ. PARK.
A five million dollar example of modern
srchltsctuiul perfection; accommottstloml
1,000 guests.
A Good Room, .
$1.50 Per Day.
\Vith Bath, $2 to $5.
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Convenent to v ithing. 'lhe refined air and
a0odserviceo‘acE.PER DAY
AT
50 rooms With lavalorn $1.00
50 rooms with private aili i'50
50 mo s with private bsth~2.fl)
'Fair S ts 00to$liW.
Smomal  Rates'
R u mm c ata Ci b8reakfs|t|.
"dill 'i°.‘l.':."..<.:".°.i’, .
botgefn roomaand a rant.
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COMMISSION' MERCHANT.
 and SALT FISH
Oannetl Goodsbllsobstcrs, 5<>Bll°PI»
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`0UNBIGi‘iMllNTS BOLICITED.
l'I10-Yrliitboliiwks
F raw ioiut ran ins-
 ,  I
illitsln traitors
wioioaia commiaion mum
' ` andShippers
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- THUR `Y ' - '
W' §DA '   'yi
_HAZIELBRQOK BAPTIST ci-iunci-|
C ill" Piwuduy evening tue nov. -E. P.
1 it der conducted ,the third of the ser-
La of special services. Tho audience
has much -larger than on Monday
"Y”“|”|5 “Ulf WHS l§\’ippcd_ front’ the
gary outset by the preacher as he'
mat with thonsubject, "The Master
2-ll; His Work. based on the words,
who game to se'ok and to save that
W fd was lost. He portrayed the
V01] as a great auction rofnn with its
al' cd bidders. -He dealt with the
great powers inherent in. the liutnan
heart and showed the great purpose of
unian life. This was the only med-
“l"“ fm' wialifsstiuc int-.Goa inc. 'rue
r nging appeal touched all present and
Sv-ve arent inspiration to an. Mr. Cai-
dcr will continue each night this week.
IMAYFIELD. - Mr. Davis Moffatt.
Willa has spent the last three months
_w h his brother, Robert, of West.
cliestor, N. S. has returned lionio.--
Mrs. Sarah Llnklettcr. of Linkletter,
'H Vlsiliiis Mrs. oiiai-ies wy...mi_._
wifi Storns of Charlottetown. is
FB lil! Miss Jean Andrew.-Miss
"Ml" Wyuud. ot iviuyaoiii, is
ViHllil\t; in Summorslde.-Mr. Mor-
ril Prascr, who spent the pant Wim.
er with friends in Mayfield, ling' ru.
aligned to Gravelburg, S9,gk;_..,May.
ed lf! Droud of one of her brave
young sons, viz. Mr. Albort Lo Clair,
who recently loft home to give his
services for thc Empire. Mrs. Eg".
son Houston of Mayfield has roturn-
gd lionie from visiting Mr.. .und M;-5,
eorgo Simms of French River.-The
farmers who have been busily engag.
°_d lwuliiis mud have had to discon-
tinue on account of tlic'bad condi-
tion of the ice.
PATRIOTIC UNDERTAKING.-Mr.
A. W. liyndman, Manager of the Royal
Blink. has The Guardlan's thanks for
the first number of "Khaki, a monthly
magazine and cabled news sheet for
the oversca. soldier, bringing him, as
8- Rift. news from home.” The maga-
zine will be sent free each month to
officers and men of the ovcrsea forces,
enabling them to follow the progress
of the war in all its phases, and, with
its news from their homes, enabling
them the better to bear the .strain or
war. Thc Guardian understands the
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ASTHMA COUGHS
"“l’i’<¥|l’l‘ilr°i?t"°“¢lii{i`u'°°lt‘i»Ei§’”'
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l EILIUI
A 9|f“P|¢. sale and elective treatment avoid*
ln* drugs. Used with success lor 35 years.
he air carrying the antiseptic vanonlnhsled
with every breath, makes breathing easy,
soothes thesorethroal,
and stops the cough,
aairuringrestfulnlghti.
Cresioleneisinvsluable
to mothers with young
` clilédrcn ann a hnonlo d " ‘
sn erurs from Asthma. ` '
sm: at .mint fm- 
drnrripiinc booklet ' ` \ 0
IOLD BV DIUIIIIBYI '
| VAIO-CRBGLENB C0. . ._
Lssmiagldilnbldg Monfr I ' '”  \_,
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Learn to Play
the Piano
in One Evening
You Can!
Herefs the PROOF
ant down
E. Win-
ii°“ ff
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iii'
a aenuine blur
but who hay:
themselves
ry it FREE in Your Hgms
u that all we sa true. wl
 ggtirg method and is0,pleoes oi
music for 1 days' FREE Trial. Keep it days to
prove to your own satisfaction that every WON W0
say is trite--then send ua 8i.50 asa first ymaim
and ti 00a month until S6-50|” lllil  "YW
mist' lieiigmai mia it main 1 at . mo tm
ua nothin Ti\at's fairisn'tit? iflt ii not ali we
id afi rd to malta such dfalr. adults
claim. coil we 0
sam wiisi undef. an vw ham ‘dim wi
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  l§l¢|:ep_¥r_i:lHi.')ffer aa announced iii
Ch,,|°m¢.,,,,, QW-sim Answer time neatloasi
ii nw me ii ws MW" °'%°'§\°"
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Better Butter-
Bigger Profits!
lpgwiahyvnbdtltslspssthsal
uilsmantho
“BRITISH”
Butter Worker
, More by no een um in
~ Gt. ritsin and Canada- Unk"
'.ir'~"“i'~.r.'.:.':.“°.:""“"
I NN' 4
 and bill*
- ‘ I .
magazine will be placed on sale in the
bookstores of the vit! at 15~cents each,
the proceeds to be used in supplying
the soldiers' with reading matter. This
number is a most interesting and at
the leading authors. It is hoped that
citizens will generously patronize this
undertaking as every dollar goes to
swell the fund for providing the sol-
diers with reading matter. i
FRIDAY
TRANSFER.-Capt. G. II. Campbell
who have been connected with the
40th Battalion, received telcgrams
is the battalion for which Prince Ed-
ward lsland is sending volunteers. and
needless to say both officers gladly
gave their consent to the transfer.
PERSONAL MENTiON¢~Mr. A. J.
Mann, Montreal, made a business trip
to Victoria on Wednesday. Mr. Frank
Arnett Sumniersldo. was in Victoria
McAvlnn, Kelly's Cross was a visitor
to Victoria on Wednesday. Mr. John
in Victoria on Wednesday. Mrs. Ar-
chie Campbell. Bonshaw, was a vis-
itor to Victoria on Wednedday last. V
short illness, took place March 6th at
for some years. St. Andrew’s Lodge,
A. F. & A. M. attended in a body and
SPECIAL SERVICES AT HAZEL-
BRO0K.- On Monday evening, March
22rd the Rev. E. R. Calder began what
promises to bo a. very profitable seri-
es of meetings in the Baptish Church.
There was s. very good attendance and
‘as the speaker dealt with the subject
of Revival a good deal of enthusiasm
was aroused. The different phases of
tho subject, The Need. How to begin
and What the- Revival would .mean
were dealt with in a masterly way.
After the address an inspiring after
meeting was held in while many took
part. The services will be held every
night this wcck at 7.30 and a licarty
invitation is cxtondcd to all.
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.-The
Forty Hours Devotion closed in Char-
Solemu lligh Mass of Reposition was
ment while tho choir sang thc "Pango
proachod the Sacraments of Penancc
and the Eucharist. This is 200 great-
er than any number previously ro-
cordcd. At Mass yesterday morning
and during the time of the "Forty
llours” tlicro wcro grcnt crowds pre-
scnt in the Cuthodral.
RECON8TRUCTi0N.-~'l‘hr- marks
of the tire of Saturday morning, which
destroyed thc foimdry and blacksmith
shop of Messrs Bruce Stewart & Co..
Ltd., and damaged tho south side of
thc factory of Mr M. P. iiogan, are
fast disappearing, and the business of
bith firms is proceeding as usual. All
the debris from the building of Bruce
Stewart & Co., Ltd., has been cleared
away, and the repairs to the Hogan
factory will be completed in a day or
two. The new foundry and machine
shop will be erected, both under the
one roof. on a new site about 20 feet
to the rear of the machine shop of the
flnn; the old site will~ba used as a
ynrd for thc present. Tho new bulld-
ing, which will run north and south,
will be 150 fcct long and 40 feet wide
and will contain new und improved
equipment. Construction work will
comincncc nt oncc, and it is oxpoctcd
that the new building will bo coni-
pletod in about six weoka. The chungo
of location is being niudc as it safo-
guaril against flre and the company
has also undor consideration tho ln-
stallation of automatic sprinklers ot’
tho latest typo. Those sprinklers
would be installed throughout the
building, and when the temperature
became to hot the water would auto-
matically turn on and an alarm be also
run
it- _
FOX
DUD-
Black
a week or
which blood
pelt was
and
$250.
about
April.
of its d
still a
not
its
oath
and
UDB
sale.
thi
BE CURED ,T0-DAY .- _
_ OF BACKACHE
Your siiitent back ache can have
. W _
tractive one. being profusely illuatrat- but _,me ¢,,“w_. DISEASED K |13-
‘"1 “ml °°“*“‘“‘“¢ “'“”‘°= “Y “°'“° 0* Nara-and they ...un in strengthen-
ed before the back-ache can be cured.
Your best remedy. and the quickest
to act, is Dr. Haniiltor.'a Pills; they
cure kidney back-ache in 3 hurry.
Simply wonderful is the action of
this grand old medicine which for liv-
ar, kidney and stomach' disorders has
l Dr. 1-iinnlitoifs Pills will
' _ e ua .
and Lleut. C. Martin, who have voiun |10 elif _ back wearmessmhey
our
teered with the third contingent and :lilil \y“i;i;;rt;oy‘ appetme' cowrlgtwugth
ve e-
and good spirits., Being pure y cg
I
yesterday asking if they were willing table NNY are mild. not tirastic. ct
to transfer to the 55th Battalion. This a 25c. bottle of'Dr. lialulli-011 B Pull*
to-day.
-,,,,,.,.~ov-vvvv~f-'--~.~.- . »-»-»*-vv-*°°
SERIOUBLL ILL.-Word has been
rccclvcd that Private Wilfrid Clins.
thi iii isisriously ill at the Military
osp a.
Priuco Itu
' ` f id M 'D ii iidiefi ill ‘ '
on business. Wednesday. Mr. Joseph pig",  (g?"'v1‘l’:;rc he was residing
with his mother, Mrs. B. McDonald.
H f’ l f Georgetown, P.
McKay, DsSable, was visiting friends E_° I_W‘:m"i;m§rc5éu§iu of Mn Temple
McDonald, M. L. A., and also of Mr.
A. E. McDonald. M. L. A.
come before the meeting.
M -D nald of the First Canadian .Con-
E . _ _
H it l Sliornclino, lang. Mr. Wil-
. , ANNUAL ivast-:rms conssnva-
istanoess i=uNEaAi.- 'inc inn- TWE ASsoc,A.|.,°N__.,.,w anna",
eral of the late Robert Bruce Hudson. M g tl Uber l_CO“sen,a0,,e
who died on March 4th, after a very glgfocaifggn of‘aueen.s:?0u;Ity"W“l be
h ld t - ay in the Mar et a , Open-
Victoria, B. C., where he has resided mfg at°u omock “_m_ No doubt me
meeting will be largely atttondcd by
d l tes from evory part o ic coun-
took the service at the graveside. uf’ “Rs me "am Mmngemems am
Many friends wcro present and beau- ' . _ ‘
tiful flowers were sent. Mr. Hudson “‘;flhb‘hat thsvxfigiiixktgilgflfgtifffxxg
was born at Tryon in 1859 and leaves W t 3150?? ate” Wm be on baud
many relatives and friends on Prince -'l')1:)mpu';, as $50 openmg mum Blew"
Edward mmm' o'clock, to permit of a free and full
discussion of such matters as shall
ANOTHER iBLANDEFi.- The fol-
pert ilredglng engineer. li/lr.‘ Bayfield
is a graduate of McGill, and not long
after leaving that institution ho be-
came associated with tho lntorcolouial
Railway. Subsequently ba was on tho
engineering staff of tho Groot North-
ern and Bcrvcii with credit also as
mechanical superintendent of the Mon-
treal harbor works. onc of thc most
extensive undertakings of its kind on
the continent. A few years ago Mr.
Bayfield came to this Province and
engaged in private practice which he
abandoned tocnter the service of the
Dominlthi Government. lie is a mom-
bcr of the Institute of Mechanical En-
gineers of Great Briain, the _American
institute of Mechanical Engineers and
tho Canadian Civil Engineers Assoc-
iation. The salary is a vcry hand-
some unc. -
THE MAILS.-Tho boats left Capo
Traverse yesterday morning at 6.50,
with 47 bags of mail and arrivcil at
Capo Tornientino at 1.15 p. m. The
bouts left the mainland at 7 a.m.. with
69 bags of infill, and arrlvcd at Cape
Traverse at 1.20 p. ui., the mailreach-
ing here at 3 p. ni. Thirty-one bags
of paper mail were loft behind at Tor-
mentino yesterdayp One hundred
bags, ull Saturday’s mail. came over
by the Minto and reached here about
9.20 last night. To-day the Stanley
will bring over some heavy paper mail
that has been at Picton. It is expected
that the ice boats will to-day bring
over all Wedncsday’s and Thursday'a
mall, clearing everything up on tho
other aids but thc 31 bags qf paper
mail, left behind yesterday and which
will have to be left behind again to-
day. Tlie mail train loft as usual last
night at 8.45.
What Mothers Say of
Baiay's Own Tablets
Once u niothcr has used Baby‘s Own
Tablets for her little ones she will uso
no other medicine. Sho quickly real-
izes thc Tablets are an absolutely
safe remedy and one that will give
Bad-Colds, Furrcd Tongue, indiges-
tion,‘S?sllow Skin and Miserable Iiead-
aches- come from'a torpid liver and
cloE!_¢d constipateti ' bowels, which
cause yourstomach to be filled with
uudigcsted food, whiclrsours and ter-
nienta like garbagein ii barrel. Tl\at's
the _first 'step to _untold inlscry-fon~
guses. badbrcath, ycllow 'sl-tin, sever
' V CAN D
cA1'HAn'r|c ~
.tif
'QL .-ai,.... et _
.
ciiis. iiiiiiiis.f uiisiiiiiliiii..Y, 
  niiuiiii nun iuwiisiiitins
. __.,.»..,
colds, everything thot, is _horrible-i\`}iti
nauseating. A Ca'.st!aref__,to,iijgfl_i_t~'-.iglll
straighten-you out' by` inpnning-a»"l0
cent box from_your__drugBitt¢.WllI._k§6D
your Liver _active, Bowels -jéloan,
Stomach sweet, Head clear, and-'_ms.ke
you feel bu|ly_ for- months. Don't'*lor-
act the chlld_ren.`   _1   X5
.  .,
 ' ' ‘ee we _
,.
if
i .  ..<:‘~“;_ 7 .4 ` _ A _ v
. I0  .PRICE io cewrsf
- -int l “ A5CARETS'WORK~-WHlLEiYOU`_StE.E»%
. _I ‘__
is-*HF*
MT. 8TEWART.- ills friends are
glad to see Mr. H. D. Coffin, Mt. Stew-
art. out again after conilnctncnt to his
house for some days with a severe
cold.- The volnntccrs from Mt. Ste-
wart- for thc goose-shooting season
in Tracadle Buy arc: lt. Clark. C.
Gay. E. Duff, S. Duff. J. Mclntyrc.
Here's to success. - ’1‘lic Guardian
regrets to learn that Mr. Angus B. Mc-
Donald, Pisquld, who has been quite
ill for some time is not improving. -
Mrs. Alexander McDonald, Plsquid,
who has becnsuifering froinpncumon-
ia, is, we arc glad to learn, out ot
iiangcr.- Muchsynipatliy in the pur-
ish of St. Andrew’s, is felt for tlieir
pastor. ltev. A. P. McLellan who_v;"rus
called to Montreal preceding the death
of his brother the late lamented" Dr.
McLellan of Sumnicrside.- ltcv.'_Fntli-
cr Poirier, St. Duustan‘s Collcgo who
celebrated mass in St. A.iidre\v’ti fon
Sunday last in the absence of 'lilntlior
Mcbcllan, returned to tho cl_ty`-on
Mouday.- The recent fail of snow
has enabled the farmers to get'a"|ot
niorc hauling done and the lumber is
C0111ihg in to Clark's Mills, Mt. Stew-
art at a trcmendous rate.--L.` i
W1' gl I- pau- ix
V
as
li
if-‘=  ._ '-5-2 _ ..: flu.  
~»-cs-e   do
sure results. Concerning them Mrs.
R. L._Wrlght, Pennabit, Sask.. writes:
"I have used Ba.by's Own Tablets for
my three babies and think so much of
them that I always keep them in the
house." The Tablets are sold by medi-
cine dealers or by mall at 25 cents a.
box from The Dr. Williams Medicine
Co.. Brockville, Ont.
What Doctors Use
lowing may be of interest. to many
friends on P. E. I.: Mr. Jack D. Burns
of the Medical Staff 30th Battalion.
2nd Contingent, Victoria. B. C., (son
of David Burns, Spring Valley, P. E.
1.). arrived in Halifax on February
18th and embarked for England. The
30th Battalion mobilized at “The Wil-
lows Camp," Victoria, B. C., was lu-
spected in January by Major General
Sam Hughes and pronounced to be
onc of the finest of tho Canadian rc-
gimcnts. it would be interesting to
know how many gallant lslnndcrs
S <1
Ak
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s .- - -
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FREE I‘J”..1'.'flf.';i.‘f;i°.l'.l.‘.‘Z.“l’.I".'.}I.?.°'i‘.'li1’.'F REE
fox
thc
price
men-
havc cnllstcd in other pl'ovliiccs.~-I.
LLET 'I‘l follow
lottetown yesterday morning when it |MP°RTA_NT _Bi _ ‘Q 
ing rcfert-n<,c to Mr. Bayfield, sig: o
c,_,|e\,|-ated by Famer _1_ C McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bayfield; mr:
` l ttct i, is taken from the niicou
Summersme' v` G" assisted by iiatker vter Vi/,c`i`i'lld' The numerous friends in
Plus MacDonald as deacon, a or -
Frank McQuaid as sub-deacon, and Victim” °f H -A' Blfyfieid' if°"t‘]“;r
Famer G_ _L McLe|ian’ D' D" Mane, superintendent of tlrcdgitlig ii I lils
of Ceremonies. ills Lordship the Bls- i°“'“- Wm be gratified ‘Q f"“°‘b° _‘ff
hop wus present in thc Sanctuary. lm- ”l’P"“m"°"t by mc D"““'l‘tf’“ ;""‘m_
nicdiatcly after Mass the Lltnny of ‘”°"t t” m"_i'“|""`l"l"‘t “"5 tolli "L lgcb
thc Saints was chanted; than the pro- “mal “”5i*‘°"””t “"5 '.'°°r “ °r _'
session of me Most messed s,wm_ son. the terminus of thc liuilson 1i.iy
' ' si crations for
ftailviay. Exten vo up
, .
mummy Bcnedicmou of the Blessed thc lmprovonicnt of flint port are nn-
Sacrament was next celebrated, fol- do’ Way andlt-he mi" _'hat t1i'_°_ Golf'
lowed by the “Tc Deuml. Eighteen ment lint; on ist_<;]dLt`if£ se‘i‘v ccsltil m
priests were cngngcd during Tuesday Biiyncm S "1 fr' “.“ “fig "Me L 
and Wcdncsday hearing confessions or um" gcm °""‘“s “wr as “H L _ _
_-_ix iu_ia `
for Ejacma
A soothing combination of oil of
Wintcrgrcen, Thymol, and other heal-
ing ingredients called I). D. D. Pro-
scrlption is- now a favorite remedy of
.skin specialists for all skin. diseases.lt
penetrates the pores, givw instant re-
lief from the niost distressing itch. Its
soothing oils quickly lical thc inflam-
ed tissues.
’l‘cst its nontliiiig cl`l`t-cl.. All ilrug-
giiits liiivc a geiicroiis trial bottle for
only 25s-,. tjoinc and ict ns toll you ii-
liout our money hai-,lt guarantee offcr
to frcc you from your distress. Ask
also about I). I). ll. Soap.
Central Drugstore, E. A. Foster,
GEL-No dell you over had in your l.ifs will please
lou like Dotty Diinple and bony lazy. than hnantunt
Ml Dlollilll DQIII Wil-It All thol! lovely BIMJIM llid
handsome hats. You nsn vin them ever no easily, with.
out spending o single nent.. and :es as well the most.
axilalsiia llllporlod Wrilb Which hot Shy llrl of! lldy
would want to wsu.
Dotty Dlmnlo and lossy Mary seo almost life sue-
ovn twenty tnnhaa hlsh. and each one has s complete
wardrobe of thraolovuly drains and three lovely ata
to match lull alyon aes tlaam above. There are hand.
sonas party dresses, sailor anits.achoel drones, play suits
with noata. sto.. and each suit. has a hat tnmistch. lor
lllltlltoe H lllkrrltlh with lhollllol ltllt, llnvely faiths!
hotter the party dross and so on. Thurs are six dreamt
lnii six hats in all. and It issueh lreat. fun because both
dolls can stand un atraiglitiaat as you see them In the
lotura and You can r,ban|e thuire othso and hats in at
glly. Y0\l`l just lovn 110%!! Illmplo and I/ftvey Mary
and gat no and or lun out. nl hem. The Dollies and nil
-hair beautiful hats and clothes are avar an elevarly
made nf beautifully llthographad card-hoard. all in mag.
nlloolit. rich oulbrl And so helilliinl tint. i.he7'li1|\tx"DrIlo
lou and :all your trionda. livery hai, and dross is rasdy
in Dill on Min minute you lui- it.
The lovely wrist watch that is your astra present
its little twanty. it has rfah sun metal one. porcelain
dial, |llt hands. and isa lnorlntesd time keeper. \ou
can vitlaeri wear Ie as A wrlstlst or take t o3 the
r it with A obntolalne or charm.
lCliarlottctown.
‘ D. D. D. is made in Canada.
htanslst and was
Aiitlltlo 'i'ilE-REGAL MANUFACTURING
Yen knew. glaia.
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Girls-if yon want . '
these lovely della _
with thair srand outfit and the dns watch ton. writv- na
today ana wa wth sans you postage nam ,nm Zio: ina
lovolleat Bosal!! Pm Sofa you have aiu aseuto sell
fer only loc. assi. Thsyluat sell lllis not oaasa. Just
think. two beautiful. engraved. gold itnisntd heauw
Pins on a ni--e card lor only ion a pair. 'i nn
ara soprotlyaud an handy that many ladies lm! tum
nr tn.-on arts aa soon as you nnnw it-vm. we want in
lntrodnre them beniitiliil new lioanty l'\na he duty
lady inthe fans aint uni spam no upsnaa to renal-I
rsu tl you will help us. llstnrn our Us no when l.h»»
Pina areaolikand we ulllprmnntly amid you t-oth lovely
dolls with their contplsit- ..ni.n|.» ai. ours. all-'nhqtscs
pafd,artd tha mm wrist watt-n .wa can alio reusltn wltli-
onl. sailing any more gnnfls by alionlnl your ftroalhdudoilfa
ui your friends and getting only leur oltlasm 3 Ihr
Jewellery and urn nuriouiiy pq-miuma as it did.
f»on*trnlssth|anhani:e,£;rla \\'r|t.s roi-thalzsnty Pima
oonar ans you can soon va min tnstionaana vim.
CO.. DEPT. D- 581 TORONTO. ONT-.»|"l
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hsr table".
Wufsrn asltsat flour.
|5555; ."Bsavsr" Flour ia a BLENDED flour. it is
B may -rwo nouns ia ons- ta. nntfitio-ta.
delicately flavored Ontario 'wheat flour. with
Manitoba wheat fiouradlsrl to increase the strength.
i “Beaver” Flour tnskoa nal homemade lnatl-s fins,
,vm ggymng-,navy white-nutritious, easily digested and
wiiolqoma - with the sweat. delicious flavor that no
siwayiaasocistsa with the lmao “mother assi to Fl* Ol
'"l¢avar" Flour gets its whiteness. itgiitssss sad flavor
#omaha chores Ontario what which saisra_\ato the bland
' of wlisats from which itls milled. . _
» "lunar" Flour rsqsinsa  SHORIINING, nl ps!
n|aMasH(Is¢f.ofbnd (ond sash piss dal phffryl tldt may
gives the same results.
Try it in your own kitchemand sas for yourself. Order -, , ,
it by stains at your |rocsr'a--“illAVlR" the original <-~  -
blsniiedflour. .
DEALERS -- Write
’ on Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals.
_The T. il. Taylor Co. Limited,
CHATEAU. Dlll. we
Bread
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that you can’t get
_ in Western Wheat Flour
"Beaver" Flour is the only blended floor worthy of the
lame-the only flour in which the exaci proportions of
Ontario and Manitoba wheats have been determined by
scientific tells the only flour that is always tho same, and
and during the devotion 3.883 an- £1 _,_ _.t ,,_,._.._.__---_~.V5,._. -4 ,t -_ _ 
BEAVER FL UR
ives a cieiiéacy and
flavor' to
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