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 .leur -sneer-i-THIS  for THE “views Sltvtiiv SUw=rl.»..'F-t_§  ._
f  J§\\ ‘ representlng Campbeil's Flour and D 1~¢»y|°,- has mm,-ned fm," 9; John
ill' ‘ - - _ -
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Jong;igihrsenault.-'Ca`ne‘1ismont"'fd;giii ‘  ._ Fill- ;_1`°f°I\:°i.e\_'_rlved nbias' city . __ PUR 8 - » where ‘hs went to 'ses his son. Mi-
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thu yet_<ihi notvioisis the siaeiilehiis- _ 1 ,,,',, ,,,, ,,, ,nd ,en ,t no ,,~,, - '_ - s h“§ “ ~ -_ MI- “_““““"‘ T“"‘°;
'ills iso. ._Ei__mi\§i§ .the iotlgniirive ig
sinnlsmias hot 'rhursesy the 9st|li-.
dey of this sweelr.-_ This.'gen_t,lem'a_ _ is
certainly pnloying his ‘car to thsgulil'
- '.¢_' in as-i.i_.e.._ up ».ty_....t
dig; gk  D||_n!s€g_u"g Cal
iii'_e<ii-ai ygtemay morning.: when -Miss
cisra Er tor;--d_ai\sl\t°r_ot_ Mr. are
Mrs. Edmund Proctor, Water Stree
became the wife of Mr. William
Grimesof Southport. 'the cersmon -
wtii performed by lt_ev_ _Leo Her-reii
iii_,ths' dnegence df i1ilm8diate_ friends
of the we ded couple. The bride was
nttlred-in a beautiful suit of blue with
list to cori*Q‘s_pond The bridesmaid
_wail Miqp liil 9 Lfilliie. wilowas p t-_
lily attired in' arsul of purple; 'Fire
groom was supported by Mr. Joseph
Duffy. After the cerem,/ny the-wed.
ding' party drove _to the' bride's- home,
where a .delightfubbreakfast wasqser-
vcd to the happy couple.
After nk few months illness which
lie bore with-Christian patience and
resignation to the Divine Will. Mr.
Alexander Macdonald one of the old-
dst and most respected residents of
Lorne Valley passed away on Thurs-
day, I~‘e_brtlary tho Sth instant aged
S4. Deceased was ‘a native of Portree
isle of Skye, Scotland- and_-emigrated
io P. E. Island in the year 1858 at
the age oftwenty-six, settling _ at
Lornlé‘Va_iley where he engaged in
farming. `_Besides_ his sorrowing wid-
ow who was Miss Isabella Meswaln
ol' Lorne Valley the following family
are left to mourn: Alexander, Hugh
and Malcolm at Lorne Valley; Mrs.
iiodgdon of Beverly, Mass; Mrs. Mc-`
Dermott in Essex, Mass; Mrs. Bol-
ton of Somerville. Mass; Jessie of
A dover, Mass and Minnle_ at home.
His .funeral to_ok place to Lorne Val-
ley cemetery on Saturday the 10th
in'st. 'Tlisservices at-the house and
ins grave were-conducted by Rev.
Wr of r.M gaegiht tMonuehdao..th..
Mr. Wright of Montague inthe ab-
sence of his own pastor, Rev. Mr. Mb-
Vicar of St. _Andr_ew’s Presbyterian
Church, Cardigan. The pall bearers.
were: 'Angus McLeod. John McPhee.
_Roderick Mc_Swain, Neil McCannell.
,."l`iionias Shepherd and Allan McLeod.
';_Y,\'be late Mr. Macdonald-enjoyed the
*respect and esteem ofall who knew
him and his death leayes a vacant
place in the home circle and the com-
munity which cannot be filled.-"&"
8. 0.’T. Vi_SiT.- On Tuesday
evening -February 13th uit., a public
temperance meetlngwas held in Low-
er Freetgwn hall, the 'occasion being
a‘l'rate'riial_vlslt of the members " of
Shamrock-Division S._ O. T. Kensing-
tion with Harmony Division, Freetown
The evening being line with good
roads 'the 'hall was well fllied~to the
doors while excellent order prevailed.
John N. Profitt Wt. P.. occupied the
chair. An enjoyabe D\'08l'enime con-
sisting oil choruses, aolos,_readlngs
and addresses made the evening one
loin: to be _remembered if, _Harmony
Division room, The solosby _Mr.
’i’. W. Bentlyof Kensington who
appeared _in' fine voice was greatly ap-
preciated and occasioned raptiirous
cucores. The tclnperance address by
ilov. Archdeacon Watson and`Grand
scribe _Prolltt 'received splendid hear-
ing. The readings which were well
rendered received their full shares
of the hearty encores. Mrs. E. Urch,
Kensington and Miss Ha'zel Mi:Murdo,
Kelvin were the accompanists for
tlie evening. The following was the
programme: Remarks by chairman,
Chorus 'by the choir, Address Rev.
.\_i-chdeacon Watson; Reading,_ Miss
Jenny Bowness: Solo-. T. W. Bent-
Icy; Reading, Miles Lititle Caseiey;
Chorus ibythe choir; Address. J. F.
ljrolitt; Reading, 'Miss Laura Palmer;
hole. T. W. 'Bentle'y;_ Reading, _ Miss
Lillian Inglis; after appropriate re-
marks by Messrs S. R. Cairns, -Sam-
uel Bernard, Aleir. Cairns and John
Dolane an invitation wasextellded
to all tile visiting friends to the home
of Mr. John N. Profltt near by, where
it bountiful repast was served by the
ladies of the Division to the numer of
about sixty. Arter a while of social
songs and. music “Auld Lang Sync”
liroglit to' a close a well spent even-
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RACES POBTPONED.-Owing /to
the stormg weather. the races sched-
uled to ta e place today, will inks
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fa Qu. e named
race will likely have as starters. Moth
Miller 2.20_ Miss Aicyone. 2.18%,
Lillian Patchen 2.20% The Abegwelt
2-19’/a Derby 2.29%.. and any other?
wishing to compete. The entries ‘wil
close this' svwimr at J. s. wsaiecirs
office, if the weather looks favorable.
FRAUDUl.lN1‘.`--Curtain persons
who have represented themselves as
Agents for the Canadian Subscription
C0mDH1ly have been soliciting tile pub-
lic in different parts of Cana a for
subscriptions to newspapers, magazin-
es, and perodflcals, sometimes' at great-
}g';‘_¢_l;i\l'i2d _1;t_1_§es. Th_¢: chief operator
s ran ent sc emo was known
as R. H. Reeds and _the_ Post_ Office
Depai£t_pi:ii_t_ have late:ydobtained evid-‘
ence a e same_k n of a fraud.is
being revived and a note of warning
has been issued to put the public on
their guard so that on _being approach-
ed' by any subscription ageiat full en~
;r_p_i,i;-ies may be made as to is-relia.b-
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HORSE RAC‘le.- The races at
Bonshavv on Saturday afternoon ow-
ing to it like event ea' Clyde River
i¢B. did not have many entries. Two
horses made their appoa/rances, "Nel-
lie," owned by- Bonshaw’s General
Store. and “Little Sueok lI.." owned
by Mr. Daniel Mcl”‘halfi, Bonshaw.
The race was won. by "Nellie" `-in
:ood time in three straightheats. Mr.
MacPhail rw-as. at a disadvantage ow-
ing-to his speed sleigh being uner-
going repairs. He expects to have his
regular tmtting out.fit in readiness
forthe next; race, which will take'
place on Wednesday- afternoon the
21st inet, and will uiakethings lively
for all colliersi. -
PRETTY WEDDING AT KNUT5°
FORD.- 0n_Feb. _'i3th a vcry pretty
wedding took place at_ the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. William). Harris.
Knutsford 'when their daughter, lilli-
zabeth Olive and Mr. Joseph Brad ey
Superintendent of Mines at Red Mill,
Quebec. were united in marriage;
Rev. H. G. li(eliiclr,~B. D., oillcisted.
A large number of relatives and
friends were_present__to' witness the
linpressive ceremony. Thebride look-
ed- very pretty dressed‘ii1ia gown of
cream satin - withbridal veil and
orange blossoms. Afterthe ceremony
and congi‘_stulatlons a. bountiful sup-
per was served. _On the 15th the hap-
py couple took traln_ for their homes
followed -by the best' wishes of a host
of friends.-Com.
BANK APPOiNTMENT.-- The St.
John _Globe says that Mr.‘J. A. Mc-
Leod, chief superintendent of branches
of the Bank of Nova Scotia, has been
appointed as assistan1;'gen'eral mana-
ger of that institution, in succession
to Mir. Daniel Waters, who is retiring
after a fiong period of most valued ser-
vice. Mr. Waters, who is a native of
Middlesex county, has been connected
with the Bank of Nova Scotia in all for
37 years. Mr. McLeod hails from P.
E. Island. His association with the
bank has been one of steady progress.
He entered the service at the' branch
at Suinmerslde, P. E. ilsland, over 30
years ago as a junior clerk. Much of
his later banking experience was -gain-
ed in the United States. At intervals
he was manager of the branches at
Boston' and Chicago. He was also_msn~
agar of the branches ` at St. .Iohn’s.
Niid., and Havana, Cuba. Mn. Mdbeod
has been connected with the head
odioe for the pest-tive years. ~
The very sad news of the- death'-of
Mrs. John D.‘ Stewart-nee Miss
i<lilda-Stewart- wasreceived by
telegram to Mr. Harry Stewart. of
the Dominion 'Savings' Bank De-
partment in this City.` lt was the
fatal result of- an operation' for
goltie, undergone at Winnipeg,
whore her husband ‘is now in train-
ing for Army- Serviceovemeas. The
deceased lady was the only daughter
of the late..Mr.‘-and Mrs._W. H. Ste-
wart, of Brighton. A few yeal's~ago
she lei; here, the picture' of health.
She leaves. bes'ides‘ her bereaved
husband. an infant daughter but
eight months old. whom she 'left with
Canmore, in Alberta; _five brothers
including Messrs Scott, . Harry
George, Reginald, sud Rowan Stewart
gud _g verydarrie number of relatives
and friends resident-here' end in
other parts of Canada. '
VALENTINE TEA.. - Three very
pleasant hours was spent at "Hill~
side Cottage" the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Bsgnall, Hazel Grove, on
Wednesday afternoon. when their
daughter Mary, wishing to do some-
thing to help the Prisoner of War
'Fund gave a Valentine Tel- _from
three to six. Assisting -Miss Balm"
in the tea room ware: Mrs. Warren
of New Glasgow; Mrs. Wray, former
ty Mig; Josie Bagnali and Mrs. Mut-_
igri, or' Oape Traversz. Qixe a num-
ber from Hunter Rl ar. °ii°l’|°iDl\
and other places dr¢>W94 in “UN”
the afternoort and pai-took of the dain-
Y tea. Muse was snagged in the
swing room by Mrs. arson and
Man eoas
i to th V entine Box.
Ks" dirsowudnnliierstobd l that Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. -George' Stewart of.
lieloved wife of Mr. --John Brooks of
Poplar Grove, P. E. l.-. took place on-
the 28th uit.. and was largely n_ttend~
ed. The funeral service at the Metho-
dist Chur_ch_, Bideford, were conducted.
by Rev. I-l. S. Young and -interment
was made in the cemetery at that-
place. ’.irs. Brooks wus- a daughter of._
the late Wm. Paugh of East Bideford. .
She was twenty~slx .Wars of age. _
At Ellersiie. Jan. 17th, 1917, Mrs.
llsworth Gillis aged.38 years de-
parted -this life after a lingering ill-
ness, during which sho' was a great
sufferer. Some time ago she under-
went an operation atthe Prince _ Co.,
Hospital. The operation was succes-
to her home at Ellerslie her. health
failed and finally the-end came. _The
funeral took place on Jan. filth, buri-
containing many comforts much ap- -
preclated by the boys so far from
homo. Mr. Burke and the othermem-
the 60th anniversary of their mar-
upon' the occasion. A presentation of
l_1aDDy couple. Mr. Foley, who has
passed the four score and ten mile-J
stone on lifc's highway, is one of the'
pioneers of the district and strongest
life, the following is certainly wor--
‘thy of remark, he never signed _ a,
note of band and' never paid one cent
'of interest. - ' _
-.___ - _
CHANGES IN AGRICULTURAL-
DEPARTMENT.»-lt is understood' that _.
Professor -W. R. Reek has been' of-
fered and has accepted _an important-
.appointment in 'the Ontario.
}_)opatrtn:iehtd big Agritailturgi -éand
' as en ere _res gns on or as,-
Dlrector of Agiricuitural 'instruction
'-to take effect arch lst. Mr. Reek
Agriculture. All these appointments
are to date-from March lst. 
. ssnious Aoc|o£N'r.- Mr.
James Dingwell,»Fo'rtnne. was-the vic-
cident a few days ago. He and-his wife
-were driving to Mrs; \Vebstei'.’s with
a spirited horse when something hap-
pened to the ha~rn'es~st Mr. Dingwell got
out of the sleigh to see it righted when
the animal by some means knocked
him down and then to add to his in-
juries tramped on him. He is now nuf-
fering with a badly fractured hip and
as he is we-'il advanced in years, such
a severe injury is almost incurable.
His wife, an elderly lady who was with
him at the time fortunately 'escaped
injury.'Much sympathy is felt for Mr.
Dingvreli by his many friends.-°
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Another
most painful accident, also happened'
a few daysago in Fortune when Mr.
Daniel Burke had his leg broken by a
kick, he fedl under the, horses' feet
and was badly tramped before .he
‘managed to crawl away from the seem-
ingly lnfurlted animal. His wife-the
only one at home-on hearing the comp
motion immediately ran to the stable
and _vas greatly shocked to find her
husband so seriously injured. With
fleet difficulty she managed to get him
nto the house. As she was alone with
_'the aui!erlng_.mdn, medical aid coulld
hotbe summoned till the wrt day-_ It
is sincerely hoped _his severeinjuries
may not prove fatal.-' -_
P. E. ISLAND FOX_ BREEDER8
Assoc|A*riou.- 'rhe ~ annual inset-
ing`of this association was summoned
~for yesterday afternoon in the' Board
of Trade Room. Mr. E. R-. Brow. pre-
sient, presided. As-it was _considered
desirable to have the report of the
Fur_Sa'les Board in the hands of
members before 'triinsacting ordinary
business. it wasagreodi to odlourn
the meetingto a date to be ilxfedby
the president. As soon aa Mr. Mc-
Lurs returns from the United States.
the report of the Fur Board will be
skins." He stated that he had already
some of the poits. He sold one pair-‘
and saooo to in distributed .among
members of the Board. The marks
has been e little urisetti_ed_sirice the
breaking oi! of diplomatic relations
with~‘Ge_rman!_, but it is steadying
again. Mr. ohure said that the im\
preasiokhag gone abroad in New
York t t e was b_rini1ng 500 skinsti
and this had a tendency to make buy.
'ers expect low prices. but once the
facts were mule known, than the si-
tuation improved considerably. I
After s brief discussion on the ne
and the Association. also on registri
tion, taxation. etc.. the meeting ad-
tlm of a very- serious and painful ac- _
/(PNYSICIAIYS Pl ESCRIFTION)
_liisnl nil Eriimil lisa-
Sooihini and Healing for
_cbng B, colds, sore throat,
cramps, chills, etc. `
Powerful and Penetrating fm-
sprillns, strains, bruises,
cuts, swellings, muscular'
rheumntism, etc.
stul and she was apparently on tho  i
way to recovery but after returnlngg
» . THURSDAY
MEETING. AT BONSHAW.- A
'al at the Methodist Cemetery, Bide- well attended' patriotic meeting was
fr;-rd_ _ _ ` _ held Tuesday night at Bonshavv, when
_ the claims of the Patriotic Society,
GIFT APPRE6iATED.- Mrs. recruiting for the various branches of
Michael Burke of Georgetown re-. the service, including Army. Navy.
cently received' a letter from - her and Railway C°"S"“Cfl<’h` ‘C0\'DF-|
husband, Private Burke ofthe 105th were forcibly se't. forth by Judge Ste-
Reglment in which the writer desir» wart. E. T. Carbonell and W. W.
ed through the medi m~cf the Guar- Stanley. lvlr. C. W. Crosby presided.
dian to thank the lalriies of the Geo- Ono recruit was secured for the ar-
rgetown Red Cross Society for a nice tlllcry, Edison Ewen Crosby, thc only
Christmas box he received from them son at home. '
Al- P. IE. i. PRIZE-WINNER.-The
novel zoological contest. recently ad-
bers of the 105th with whom he is vertised through out Canada by J0hl\
staiiioned are enjoying good health- Hallam, Ltd.. Toronto, as to how
'and are delighted with the part or many hairs were on 11 sells-ro inch of
Lthe country in wiiign they gre qua;-. bear’s skin is now over, The estimates
tered.“&," _ varied from “no hair” up to “several
' ‘ millions, "but the actual number'
-emi-i ANN|v5rr3A'R_v__. My-_ and which was on the square inch of
Mrs. John Foley. Kildare, celebratedi bear skin. carefully checked. wa
10,543. The=firs_~¢_ prize of $50.00 was
_-rinse on the isth mst. The e'vent,_wi°\1_ by Mrs- James A~ Davie- Acm-
wag made the gccgg-[gn of mg gggem. Allis. MPS. James MCLe0l.i. of Mer-
bling of many friends at the home of maid- L0! 45.- P- E-»1°» “'°“ °“° °f
the happy couple to feiicltate' them U10 $590 Prizes- Fi; _L_-__' ________ _ _ _ ___ __ _ *___ _-J 1
not Home
and tired after the day's work. That
cup of KiNG COLE TEA, ready and
waiting, will refresh as nothing else can
quite do. in its warm, generous glow,
gold' piecessccompanied by a ha pily P/\TR|0T|C AFFAiR-- A ben
_worded Add,-egg was mme “gp tha social under the auspices of the Or-.
‘ ell Red Cross Society was held at
W.
the home of Mr. Neil W. MacLeod
on Monday night. The guests- wcrc
‘ - M L d
received by Mr. and Mrs. ac co
among all of the many features iii his in H "°\`Y ki" and 5°“i“l ’““““""' L
The early evening was' spent in
games and' muslc;__ Mrs. L. R. lugs
acted asorganist and Mr. Milton
Furness' sang several songs in his
own capable and efficient manner. A
sumptuous repost was prepared iii u
manner excelling ev-en the_ former ef-
forts of the Orwell ladies. After sup-
per a number oi! the guests indulged
in r-L social dance till two ojclock
when all left-for their-homes feeling
that it was an .evening well spcnt..
M-r. MacLeod -received much praise
for having opened' his house for the
sociai`and having been so pains-tsk-
'will -be succeeded here by~ Professor ring Wil-ll &1l`T\'°B¢|\t~ The Wm °fU1i"'
-W, J, Reid, heretofore Dlgtrict Rpp- .ly t‘l0iial'-S WBS Odiiecled iii. the V8.l’l0uS_
resentntive for Prince County, and .tables and a-donation of five dollars
Animal Husbandman for the prov- -5-Sent bi' MIB- J.0hl} S- MiwL€0<l. Ulsl;
-ince'. Professor Reid will be succeed- Lwas heartily W°°“’9d»
_ed in Prince County-by Professor- -' _ . ' i f ` l I _ _
_y_.L_ Tennannof ¢|,e__DeDu-tmgntog . ~-~--~  f ;_ f --_-,E - 
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MADE IN CANADA .
~Gl:ViG' ELECTiON.-- Tilt' civic
nomination l‘o`r_the town of Summer-
side' 'pn Tuesday rciuilted ns -follows: l
Mayor. James A. Morrison. elected
by acclamatlon; Councillors, Messrs
Thomas Carruthers. Edward Monk-
loy. Charles Mc-bollan, Edward Mini-
son. Petor’G. Clark. nuil John li.
Routes; Water Oomnilsaioiicr; Dilu-
iel McNc'ill. R. H. McDonald and lt.
_i. Morrison. The election will lic
Arid on Tuesday the 27tli lust. -H.
P_0LiCE COUR'l‘.- Chief ol' l‘o-
lice 0akcs._in the discharge of his of-
iicial 'duties was, on Monday morning
obliged to board the early train for
Charlottetown. l-le, however, secured
his prisoner before reaching l{ciis-iiig-
ton, where engaging a tcnni he drovc
jail, it being still in the _early hours
of the inoriiing. The citizens have
every confidence iii Cliici’ Oakes as
an olllcial. -H.
wsoomc nAv.- Kinhbi-ii
Church was the sccnc of it very
pretty marriage oii Monday last.
when Miss Eliza Noonan, daughter'
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Noonan, Al-
bany, was united lu wciilock to Mr.
John Murray. of the some place, thc
official ‘services licliig porformcd by
the Itcv. Fr. Mnclntyre, tlie` bride.
who is one of Alb_al\y's most popular
young liulies, was the recipient of
miany valuable gifts; She was attend-
ed by hcr -sister, Miss Lillian. whilc
Mr. Roady, vcry ably supported tho
groom. After the scrvice. thc party
drove to Surumcrside, where u sump-
tuous dinner wae served at the home
'of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
ltonaghan, in the afternoon the
Vparty returned to the home ol' the
bridc' where n very pleasant evening
was spent. --li
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SUCCESSFUL CONCERT.- 'l`lic
concert and ple social liclrl iii`0i\»
well Cove Hall oii"l‘liursda_\' night
proved a grand success. Aliliouglitlie
spacious hull vvws croivdcii tu its ut-
iuiost capacity thc best oi' order prc-
vallcd throughout and cvcry iiuuibcr
was grcetcii with hcnrly uiiil weli-
nieritcd applause, Tiic' cuiicorl wus
given solely by the -school uiulcr tlic
skilful training of Miss lllargurct
Cavniia teacher. iiiid Mrs. I.. It
. sh. _
back to town :ind lodged his man ln,;ngs_ so wen was eww ,\um1,¢,~ Smg.
cd that it would be doing a i_:i'osr.
injustice to particularizc as cveii tlic
“woo lots" conducted theniscivcs ill
ii niaiiiier . worthy oi' “grown ups."
Aftcr tlio t~oricer¢_ was over Mr. James
Morrissey iii a clover und well worried
speech tcniicreil thc votc oi' thanks
of the school district to lilo luliics
who took sur-li great pains in iraiiiiim:
lilo 1sv;iiiiliii‘s to pcrl`0i'nl their various
acts. 'I`ho choir was vc-'iy cupaiily
filled hy Mrs. L. R. Ingr.. ’l‘lic pics
iwero auctioucil by -Mr. hillton Fur-
/ness, in :L riiziunor ilcscrviiig of iiiucli
icrcdit. A colisiilcmlilo suiii was- ic-
;_iilizcd wliicli will be uscil in tiic host
ilntercsls of all coliccriii-i`;_ |`lic pro-
gram was na follovvsz- (‘lioi~us, by
the school; recitation, by lrcnc Mc-
Leod; dialogue, by Florciice Mc-
Donald nud Borden lugs; iocitatloii,
Annie McDonald; solo. ilreifc Mchcoil;
diallogue, Stanwood Mcllaeod and
Johnnie Morrissey; rccitatiou, Waltci'
McLeod; recitation, iinzcii lugs;
solo and chorus-; harmonica sclcc-
""_ __ _ ._ audi
iioii; drill; lutei‘uiisslun: sale uf
homo-iiiadc chiiily; clilldrcn's drill.
.lack Frost; dialogue, “Scene in tlic
l¥ackwood;" school recitation, John
Mclloiiulil; duct, Florence and Vcr-
imii ings; recitation. Marion ings;
rlialoguc, "Taking the Census;“ solo.
by Siiiiiwood 'Mcl.eod; harm0lllfft\
selections; rccitutlon. Angus Nichol
soil; dialogue. by Annic McDoiiz\lii
aiiil Elinor Mcl’hcrsou; chorus, by
tlic school; good-ulglit drill.
» -EXPERT CAB-"-LLERIENNE.
I--lliiv of thc ilncsi exhibitions
iof skill iii liuiiiiling ii l'rzi<~lious _iiorsc
mis l`uruislic<l by Miss it-lac Mill, ol'
Spriiigiielii. oil last. Wcilllesiluy uv-_
vniiig zil'tfrl' tho iiuisli of the races on
Long ltivcr ion. The i-.rowd were gol-
lillg to llicil' lililiics ¢|ui<rki_v :\I'tcr iliv
'rilvcs wi-rc ovcr. Miss Mill had lim'
ifricnil, Miss Lawless. of Gi'aiiiiln's
iltoail. lii iliil rig wiili licr. Ill rounil-
ing Filzsiitiiiiulls’ Point, bliss lVilll':i
iilirsi: \vii.~i touchcii on tile hooks hy
llic i-ilcigli. :iuii srtiirtoir to run away.
ll lnokcii in thc sliccrlalom' like liiu
iicgililiilig iil` ti bull act-itlciit., but lliii-as
Mill’s ucrvr- iicvcr fultcrcd. Staiiililig
up iii the sit-lgli. slic used tlic: whip
freely, and hcuilcd the horse for tliv
uplauds. and soon had liim under con-
trol. 'l`hc spectators breathed a sigli
oi' rclicif when they saw that thc dan-
gcr ivns: passed, and inarve-llcil nt tlir-
Llextcrity and nerve displayed liy thc
young lady.-K
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lt is the Flavour '
that counts
You know, yourself, that 9 5% of what you buy to cat, is piircliascd
rather for thc Havour' than its food value. In other words, wc cat what
we enjoy, and usually eat only what pleases our palate. There is nothing
inviting or appctizing about a loaf of bread made of western spring wiicat
flour, with its coarse texture, and lack of flavour.
But when the bread and rolls and biscuits are inadc of
VER FLOUR
   Mii.i.so or si.i:Noi=;i> WHEAT
'Abi that’s another storyaltogether. While the food value of Bread,
preparedfor submission- tofthe-mein'-' _ _ _ _ _ _ _
-hers. A-_letter-.was read from Mr. Ms-' _ ' made of “Beaver” Flour is not to bc bclittlcd, it is the delightful flavour,
:f{,'f'°¢i,'.', m§,-fgrfgg-°“t‘,`,}£' me-iagg I  the delicious nutlike “homey” taste, the iine',"even texture, the creamy'
§§§',§“"ou, _“fu “,',:h,` ".°,':',he “f,‘?_ lightness, that make homemade “Beaver” Flour Bread such a. treat for
_we will sei' sood in-less for brood' young and old alike. . -i _ f _,
tai-hes down oiisrs of $1.000 eseh for And when it comes to things like Apple and Mincc Pics-Chocolate or
for $1.050 at-si. Lain '. Between zoo Layer Cake-or a batch of Cookies or Gingerbread for the children-
§‘§L22 §§':',:_;':m";d b";¢:"‘:;_‘l‘;7f§_‘)'_ ' well-just try “Beaver” Flour once, that’s all--and you’il see ind taste
the difference. . »
“Beaver” Flouris a blond of- the famous Ontario winter wheat and
"enough western spring wheat to give it strength. It has the flavour of
the one and the st.r¢:ngth._oftl1c other, and being milled of scientifically ~
blended wheat, it is always the same in flavour, in quality and strength.
Why miss so many of these good things, by using west-em wheat
J ' _ flour? Order at sack of “Beaver” Flour, at your dcaier’s, and begin to
enjoy the delicious bread and pastry it makes. '
_ . ‘ -. . DEALERS-write ni -for prices on Feed, Come Grains and Cereal|.\ ig 3
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W" mess. giving s,:oai-use to in hsiil seein at the sen qt ' ‘ ' ' ’ THE 1° H TAYLOR CQKLLMITED . . _ CHA11-IAM, 0”, _ _
St. i’atrick's Tea on the 17th of tile chair. At the next meeting it~ie " _ ' . ` ' ~ " ‘ ° ° _ . _ . v , .
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