on Sa
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INSPEGTOR Devereux was at Ho
dl qi-ova examining the school ol tb
district ogy Frldlw. Mr. Deveren
complime ted the teacher's wor
very hig\l1Y.-H _
he run on the P. E. I. Railway fro
iw =,_
l1"5'5*\? in wvarias* this ma. nas
UBB" pushed on very rapidly, and lg
_ is expected to be ready to receive its
t .
ourrsn, pleas. furry occupants on Friday. 'ras spa-
te :ns ony “nl #fain will. consist or s freight
car, s. bagi!880 Cnr, and a passenger
°“f-- '1`l1° transference win bs made
under the personal' supervision 01 the
Z' President of the Company tile 1-lon
at Charles Dalton. ' '
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A SILVER BLACK BEAUTY.-
. Charlottetown this week will be giv-
A PRECIOUS T‘RAIN___ Then Wm Those who attend the Exhibition in
' a
'1‘ig-nish ‘to Charlottetown on Frld
ii present arrangements are not l
X; en a chance of seeing one oi the sil-
n_' ver black beauties that have mode
tr-_rfered with, ‘a special train which the 'mam °' th” I°.l"<“d "mg 0° th”
‘the most precious that has ever be
,_ fur exchanges si his world. in nie
_-window of Prowse Bros. Ltd., Vic-
n
run on any railroad in this Don-ilu-‘ tori" Rm” ‘md Q“°°“ Street. Will D0
i,,n_ or indeed ln any part of the Placed for all who wish tovlew its
win' probably ui ns lrsight value b
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world. Thelrelght of ‘this train i
u l_l_|strous coat of silver black, a little
u ing and carries"fmoney in its back,
con-gist of g|ty.|om. silver high, animal that is full of life and cunn-
' _ _ a
world at present, and"of a total v
- It is H PUD spcciallyselcctcd and is
luation approximating a million dol-'claimed `to ' be the best pup in the
lars of hard cash. This notable oe-. W0l‘ld f-Uday. from a litter of this
ll _
foxes, the most costly animals in th
it
curence will he in connection w
the transference of the stock of th
spring’s foxes from The Charles Dal
ton Ranch The beuut ` will be lu
2 - Y'
Dalton Silver Black Fox Company the window during the whole of Wed-
from their present quarters at Tig- nesdny and Thursday and the large
uish to the new ranch which has-number of peoplu who have, as yet,
been Secured 011 the Forty-cient Road not sssn rr black: lox will ir resists
about n mile from Southport. 'l‘li
DP
e ' this opportunity.
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WEDD BELLE -- A
ding too place at the home
bride at Three Brooks, N. S., ‘ on
Wednesday, _ when Miss Elisa, eldest
daughter of the` late Rodergz Grant,
,was united in marriage to . Henry
Williams, ‘who has been for some time
a popular clerk in the hardware firm
of James F. Carson, says the New
Glasgow Standard. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. L.~ H. Mc-
Lean, in the presence' of the immed-
iate relatlvcs‘ of the contracting
parties. The bride' who. was unat-
tended, wore _a very becoming gown
of grey" silk. After lunch Mr. and
Mrs. Williams drove to Picton, and
left on the 5 o'clock boat for Char-`
lottetown. The bride travelled in a
- Yesterday afternoon two services for
the dead were held by the Catholics
of Charlottetown. Shortly after two
o'clock the different Catholic Socie-
ties oi the city, headed by the Lea-
gue of the Cross Band, start(-d a line
of march from' the K. of C. hull,
llpeen Bt., parading to the _l’ro~Ca-`
t. edral. Inside the Cathedral, His
Lordship the Bishop, assisted by Fa-
thers Poirier, Hughes and Mchellan
held a short service of Requiem. The
parade then reformed in the following
order: League of the Cross Band and
Lougue of the Cross, Benevolent Irish_`
Society, Ancient Order of Hibernians,
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
and the Knights oi Columbus, car-
riage containing ‘I-Vis Lordship and
Rev. Dr. McLellan, P. i’.
_ Children Cry for Fletcher’s ...?,f'$l'i.“.‘li.§‘5i§§'T.§§Z§€'.;§‘.§‘..‘§§’.£§‘;
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position on a platform erected in
front of the _Calvary Cross. The
Band rendered the Dead march after
which Father McLellan recited thc
Lituny for the Dead. This was follow-
ed by two psalms effectively render-
ed by the Cathedral choir, accompa-
nied by the League of the Cross or-
chcstra.
His Lordship then preached an elo-
quent and forceful sermon his subject
being prayers for the dead. The
in use for over 30 years, has bor-no the signutllro ot inner., was than sung and the Bel-vlw
V mid has been inndo under _his per- com-lu¢l¢d_ Allout two lllmdycd took
- _ "~ Sor_z:i_l :supc;'v.'l.<\orl smco its infancy
, _ _ _ .__
U ance of five thousand people at the  _
- . ( Alum noone todoccivn youu; till.
All (lo\ultci'fcli;.=, ll|iit:xtinii.°; :md “ Just-as-goml ” are b
]£.\'p::rixll<~ntn fzlmt trifle with :uid cmlnrliror this lloaltll of
.infants :uid Chllilrczi-lixpcrlcnco alguiusi; 1.-lxpcrirucut.
I
What is GASTQRIA
Cnstorla is :t l\:n~nilvsr. sul»:;i_if-lxto for (`:\r-tor Oil, Pare-
‘ port in the parade and it is estim-
E ated that there was a. total attend-
service.
Samuel Inge was brilliantly lighted
grey tailor-made suit with grey hnt.'
“FRl|ll-A-l|V[S” l
lollun They Cured I-lim, And
They Will Cure You
.-
WALKERTON. Our., MAY 9th. rgrx.
“I have been in Wallrerton in
business for a. good many years and
many of my townsmen know ihat my
health, for long periods was precarious.
My trouble was extreme Nervousness,
brought on by Indigestiou and Dys-
pepsla, from which I suffered in the
most severe form. It was so bad that
I could not sleep before about foul- in
U1!! m0rlling. I noticed one of your
published testimonials of how someone
had used “Fruit-a-tives" for similar
trouble and asked Mr. Hunter, my
druggist, his opinion on the matter and
he advised their use. I immediately
procured several boxes and Iam pleased
to say that I now enjoy splendid health
alid could not possibly feel better. I
and sleep without an effort. I strongly
advise anyone suffering from like
complaints, to commence using
“Frulit-a.-tives". ALEX_ MCCAR1-ER_
5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50-trial size, 25c.
At dealers or from Fruit-s-tives Limited,
Ottawa.
Beautiful weather and a fair wind
1 ~ . __ lgreeted those who attended the Civil-
WEDDING' The home of Mrs' 'ian Rifle Ciub's Prize shoot at the
and very attractively decorated Wcd- Eine Rnnge Saturday- with the ideal
uesday evening, September 17, for condition” f“““y mme "m°m°“ 5h°“1d
the marriage of her daughter, Miss have been "1 ”tt°“d““°° as M1058
goric, Drops mul :>‘oof.li,.in;; t>‘\':':lpe;. It is plcusamt. It M. 5,,_|,,_,11,,_ to Cecil Hem W0od_ who were there had a fine day’s
contains noltllcr ()piu::\, Morplxiuo nor other Nawcntlo
substuucr. lla nge is its gluiraultcc. lt. destroys “'orma
null alloys _\_"~vol~i.~:lilicn.~x. For morn thanx thirty years it
La a I y
of Mt. Herbert. The bride entered -’iI’Ql`t~ _
the parlor at six o’c1ock on the arm 'lh0__ f0l1°W"\i§ 810 the SCUYCS Of
of liar Uncle, Auisre lags, to use the Civilian Rifle Glubs Prize shoot
luis been in constant use for tho ra-flier oi Ciirlstllrzitlolz, strains of the wedding march effect- Saturday afternoon last the 20th
liilntulcncy, `\,Vind (Folic, all Teething' Troubles and
Dlorrhoeo.. It__l_-cgrulutcs the Stoluuch and Bowcis, sm., sue looked exceedingly fair in
nssimilutos the ifooil. giving: lu-ulthy and natural sleep-, ner handsome wsddin own of white
'Tho Childrcu’s 1'o.1iacco-'.lL`ho lllotlic1"s Friend.
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GENUINE `£;AST®Hi}l. ALWAYS
- Bcars the S-igzuiturc of
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flowered Mariluisctte over white silk,
with veil of point d’esprit and fus-
chius and carried a magnificent bou-
quet of bridal roses and maiden hair
fern. She was iiiiattended except for
the little maid of honor, Miss Ruth
Wood, who daintily gowned in pale
blue silk and carrying a basket of
iiuwcrs, presented a most charming
presence of immediate friends and re
appearance. Rev. E. S. Weeks per-
formed the ceremony under an arch
of evergreens and cut‘flowers, in the
ively rendered by Mrs. Austin Jud- gist- -
. E. Rltchic.........    99
G. R. Bcer......... _ . .  95
W. S. Louson..._.....  1!/l
Fl. V.
W. K. Rogers._.__. _ . _..._-‘J3
P. Barlow...... 
G, W. I’attcrson.._...  ill
G. M. Moore_.__.......  90
““ _ eliei
I.ongworth......  94
 .  ill
Grcy...... 
Kcnncily,_....  86
G. Love...   85
A. Allan___... ‘ $4
J. (J‘_Bricn___... ' '
5?‘3??5
. J. Rogers...    
. .  in.
J. H. Jaassr.___.____. ..’._f'....   17,
In Use For Over 30 Years
THE¢`f'N1'AlJl COMFANV NFW YK'|l'lKC|T`Y \
The Kind You have Always Bough
">=. ~ .  '»-rv.-...-1#-~.-~  V- i
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l“tiv°E'_ am". which supper was 'In conjunction with the Prize shoot
\-_ __ ._
‘ The Associated Beard of the For Local Examinations in Music
    in the BRITISH EMPIRE.
Royal College of Music "*'°°-“‘S“‘*iF€§‘,‘,',, ,mm
noN_ooN._sNcl.i\Nn.
MUSIC EXAMENATICNB 1914
ii iM i d Tb 'llbeh id lhr ughon
The Ania"-I Rflanildinenllgirl. xinirmdmliiaticrd icnlelyheorycoodlyvzdill be lfeld Ncgvembe
c.¢‘lli‘d: ma slkdtlloig to b'e made by October ls!
I-5 A121 lfxgigaition value about $500 oEcr_cd anmially; also; Gold and z Silver Medals;
` S llubus Mulic for the examinations and all particulars may be obtained o
appiibsiion io `
H. WARING DAVIS. 771 Sinner Street, Montreal, (lesldcnl Secretary lor Canals
s
valuable gifts of silver and linen oo
G _ _
  Cclltnhle.
Bromo Photo.
numerous to mention. The groom‘s P. Barlow...... ..`..._  ......370
gift to the bride was a beautiful G. M. Moore...... ......_365
pcndm,t_ W. S. I.ouson_..   ...364
G. Il. Bcer......   _....363
` V The following arc the prizes donat-
Dr-  ed which should have called out many
- more rillemen as they were most nc-
92.5
served in the dining room. The bride,
t who is veryh Popiuliarltin _theac_<;m:_¥;l‘_: gigenglandi.E.}daRIi€ngudh£‘;a1vi;al:oBd1l?odldzle
msg' was te recipciudis H; bea“ti_ Up to Saturday Mr. P. Barlow lend
'fml leaxtlheesifm :duchn andwiiillow from hy mul' points' with Mr' G' M' Moore
tip ghmr and Mcmbers of the Pow and Mr. Lonson closely following. Mr.
_mi lviethndist Church where she has Barlow did poorly in the 200/and 500
been a vulued and esteemed mem- Yards lettmg Mr' Moor” get within
Ibex" also a beautiful oak sideboard, l-W0 ‘if him hilt Ht 500 Yards MY- B211”
Aria, t,;blc_ two wicker mel,”-5_ low kept his lend winning the salver
D - _
for the car. The Solver scores are. ~ _ _ _ , _
$15-00 5" F?°ld' h.°”id°° many “tim Y Average 'M i°1ili'i>i'\}'.'§il'".r'§ d'<'>'f."$f.l.llllfi,"l‘..Tf"" lllooioooiooodioo
91.25
91.
90.7
2 . G. E. Ritchie-Brass cmks scans.
I ' G. R. Beer-Cutglass sugar bowl
  W. S.I.o\1son Framed Enlarged
5
.) SW" Religygd '|'||gi[ Sl|ffe|i|\g|, Mrs. R, V. Longworth-Gold piece.
Parents and Teachers wishing to enter their pupils for these examinations shoui
communicate with the Secretary at once and have lhcir names placed on mailing list.
d ` W. K. Rogers-Cut-glass howl.
THEIR TRDUBLE WAS _ ' I’. Barlow-Coat sweater.
whens ro srnr in nallrax
Few Cities _
are so rich lil interest as Halifax, or have so agree-
able an autumn climate and few hotels can give you
I ‘ ' ._ I _
E' L'  Mantgen libgdse since obtaining such beneficial _...___
resnh ff°m,i¢S_ U” Wh” “W b°Y- “S " 'ro ENTER BANK-.-Mr. Reginald
an baby, was similarly troubled. Mc.VInhun_ Char1ottetown_ has been
t_, ___
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a
7°' V ";;"'V _ I V -V V  ms “ways proved \“ mend in appointed to a position on the stall
 i ne _ < _ _ . _ _
_ _ _ __ _ _ Mapu uppyouf m_lnfl_ tohmsmt on ge; of the Canadian Bank of Commerce
Special lliarkedllown Sale 0l ss. ..‘2;‘.~..:f.':~_=“.s...»:.::._f:":.s....  __..._»_*'“..R;.-.5 _.ig
r l » “;=..;'°“°~" .:.::“;:::;2.“...“‘°:. 1::  ff;:;._...":=_:.f ...Y
e unscu ~
. 1   gi! as "Dlz.l?1‘;wLER’s." _ sick on ,a charge of being drunk and
- See that the name The T. Milburn Cu., disorderly and fighting on the street
Limited. T0l'0\1\0, 0_1"-» lPP¢°" °“ fn' were cach fined $10 and costs.
yellow wrapper. Price 35c. 1
 --gi (‘,AR"'\ (F FISH,--Cant, Pdrcy
.,  White, of Murray Harbor, who has
bu _ , h loadln his schooner with dried
We linve n lol of pianos flint have bc? fergtcd titigltgilrhlx
ear and otliersouly three mouths. Some ave Cell
7
y _
exchange for Plnyffl' Pl‘\“°“~ ' ’
FIFTEEN PIANOS
This lot of i 5 pianos have all been marked down at a
` lb r sin.
Pricf'l‘v;‘;;c\;gngdkrfdpigbiixgfeog dellfe-algae to get rl piano ihat
is as gogd and looks as good as new at n price .which will
inet sun you. _
-Every plane is fully guaranteed. Every piano w;l_l_ 1:3
slllpsd mi approval if you cannot call and see them. F g
Pddlaxeit olauo the same price to everybody. No matter
' ‘ ` _ thes me.
v_.'h‘_tC‘£f ggrlsriltifddyi ixiiltctllglrrciaq if theaplanos are not all we
claim them to be.
_/
DIARRHEA.
fins' itDwMlPcDmi,.,g to {he N0,-th G. F. Hutcheson-Hand Pointed
A a., wr es: _ _ ,
West from B.C. in thc summcrpf 1910. i tcm-
we were face to face with the scrious pro- G. J. Rogers-Alito-strap Safety
blem of being able to secure E005 drink: _ RP-Z0\‘~ _
ing water; this we could not get. S0 WHS K. S. Rogers-Cleaning Rod.
obliged to drink water containing a great
deal of alkali, with the resuxlt thatFwe TUESDAY.
. - ` all troubled with Dian' ren. or-
beitcr Serviw “Nl "Nite °°mf°'t mi” the H““f“" diediisly we iisrisusms sf Ds_Fowr.ss's nscovsnmo.-His many irisnrls
H . l Exrsacr or Wino Srsawsosnv in the will be glad to his Mr. Carl Kelly,
o`e ° hbllie. Wllilfll 90°" flflleved °‘“' §““¢f‘ Charlottetown, out again after his
" £` 'Mm °lf§m?.: "L.»°“l'd:'imn¢‘ 'completed his cargo, and will sail
Hman' ‘ln “rule eedobetgdteduplilgz to take charge of the Station there.
voueneeal Dlrllnmf Asthma! Dressy? lfyo_u Dougan to accept a po on w
hm me °'\° °f '-'Mi' °‘“’° '§"‘\"*"""\,,.“‘ the I. C. R. at Moncton.
'°“"°'-u"'.:‘..f°.':.:"...:.r:::.::“a:L. 'cz --
”.1’.'il‘l§.¢ bpssisiim. rin an coupon ac.-.1 f Novnr. LIGHT.-Mr. J. R. plains,
llll IIN! WK' "5"" "°"' °‘"° C” has erected a nag pole eighty feet
` "° M°'°“'° " M'""°"' m' high near his residence, and has
'll' 73"’ ‘ND ,WK ammo' ced on i near the top 4 brill
`   '_I,,(p|.f .§.`.§T.....'............... Edt Tungstein lamps. 'l‘he'pole id _ , ____
W. Patterson-Mllitniy Brushes.
M, Moore-Pcrrins Gloves.
Grey--Box of Cigars.
, Kennedy-Doz. rits. of Plums.
"“ 1%.' G. Love-ilarrcl of Apples.
E KINGSTON Mina” J. H. Judson-Pair 0| lllk. llucks.
>noQ
have alwa s kept a bottle in the recent severe illness
een K
ff°'“ “°*"* D“'°"°' by W' fish for Halifax, N. S., has about
°sf»'..‘.'.'.' is 'li....‘.....is us-E for his assnnszios win. his first
gf, ,,',h°§: l,,.';',fi,“,f¢';,l 'fm favorable wind. _
vleflm only knew their true ”'“
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condition and took prow: VAGANCY FILLED,-Mr, J _ A, \
1) ml pam :"r'$\"il:'r`Flli.l. 0'l-lolloran, for many years Station
'l‘z‘l'1l>dlldUi?:¢`3'nhe="'D:-‘.‘ Fulier'a Heart and Agent at O’Leary, will move shortly I
I up ‘W
/ ef "
gem Tre-¢m~»f,., ABSOLUTELY “W °' to Bloomfield, win.-,li is ms sie noms, _ _
`lb°dri>¢||)|llfe‘i‘i'm“`;lul’i'o'rln| or 8k|v=!"°'!°l_"? This station was made vacant by ,
i c H rtklu e s s mr sum a..~..v- _ _
§1..'ir' ellis s.s2e.'i»f”s|'¥-urs an-"H No- *"“’ '°'"""°“t °' Mr‘ sifimk dir
much
streets ei Charlottetown is one r
-»-
l‘
ringer. -
Cass, North River, has received a let-
ter from a gentleman in Chilliwack,
_B. G., stating that the two Birkshire
hogs sold him last November captur-
ed lst and 2nd prizes at Vancouver,
B. C.\ and afterwards sold to go to
of stock that is bred and raised in
P. E. Island. Mr. Cass is exhibiting
at the Charlottetown Exhibition
Shorthorns, Blrkshircs and Clydes-
dales.
AN Acoronwr.-what might nsvs
been a more serious accident occur-
red near Mt. Stewart last Sunday.
While Mrs. Handrahnn and her son
were returning from church. the horse
was suddenly frightened by a dog
that apparently had been crouching
in the ditch. Mr. I-Iandrahan was
thrown out and the horse ran sway
at a tremendous rate with Mrs.
Handrahan. After running a short
distance, he quickly turned, without
upsetting the carriage, and returned
to the scene of the accident where
they managed to stop him. Mrs.
Handrahan was unhurt, but her son
was considerably bruised, the wheel
having passed over his leg. L.
_AN ISLAND AUTHUR.-Greek Im
perialism is the title of a very bril-
liant and scholarly nook lust issued
_from the press of the Houghton Mif-
flen Co., of New York, writtcir hy
lDr. W. F. Ferguson, son c-f the lun-_
,Senator Ferguson of 1-‘ri~\cc liiiluuznl
Island. Dr. Ferguson is now iri ics-
.
can eatwitheverydegreeofsatlsfaction lem, of Ancient HiSi.___,_.y in U_.,_,v,,_,d
University. He is well known ui this
province where his mother and sis-
ters live on the old farm.-itcud at
Marshfield. He is one of the Islnn»_l’s
brilliant sons and is already well
known in the literary world. Tile
present work although dealing with
ancient history is very interesting to
present day readers in view of the
close parallelism between the develop-
ment of imperial government in
Greece and certain present tendencies
to be observed in our own day both
in England and in Canada. Besides
explaining the successive phases of
imperialism, Dr. Ferguson dwell:
on the working and safeguards oi .`..-
rect popular government and cf.-~.
elders thc relations or local an-i
federal authorities in federation.
_ _ _
adway’s
_ eady
Mrs. J. Wi-siorveit nr i'ui¢-rsnn, N. .T.. writ:-s
it limi snvi-il nu- lnnny n rim-|or‘s . 0
qnlusy son- throat it I.-I u king ovc-r flint. My
Illfle girl Inns ri|||'1|lnc¢l hor unkii- und is vuln-
ltndwny's Ready Relief."
Rudwny’s l'i|ls in smh one n~. u r
move the l»on¢|~ For 1| inniili-u mid iulu-
ful nl Ilrllrf \\'||l| n fr-m=pm»r\f\|l oi' ||lnln-sv.
~ ~ -llr I Nil-1- (1
e-
cently purchased by Mr 'Har y
James bearing the 'euphonions name
“_Corkscrew." The animal has every
appearance of being a speedy one and
it is thought that he ls an old
PRIZE WINNERS.-Mr. 'l‘. P.
Alaska. This goes to show the kind
"l have n lnr|¢|~ tnmlly of smnll uhIId_rTu, |_uul
li I i'
ing around ilno without any other dui-for time
BURES SURE THRMT 2
Apply the R:-llc( in tho lhrunr nml chest
unill the allrfnvu slnurfslnml 11-iiiii~|;:iii 'Giro
» ir -- - ra-~
_ _ ly
lnrgo doeo of lln|l\\'ny'n l'iIi.~1. ninl u ivnslirlnri- _
‘M
in a tumbler ni' lint nntir. llr o n r
bed A liroflnie pr-rslurnllnn \\'IIi lirouk out.
fm.
ALLOW ME T0
MY BEST
ROYAL
N B UYING
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A grain of wheat contains all the elements
that are needed to completely nourish the
human body and to sustain at top.-notch _
efficiency all the mental and physical powers.
When you eat a wheat food be sure you get
MOORMAC MAN CAUGHT.- Thelnounccd at the Exhibition Races,
mysterious Moor-Mac man, succeeded, that be had been caught by Mr. W.E.
in evading capture until yesterday! McMillan, Tryon. He proved to be a
iafternoori at 3.30, when it was an-lllir. Mclnnis, of Coleman.
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anything". But why should he?
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Good, home-made bread,
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flaky biscuits made of “Beaver” Flour
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children. “Beaver” Flour isa blended
flour. That is, it is made of exact
proportions of nutritious, beautifully
flavored Ontario Fall Wheat and a
smaller proportion of thc stronger
Western Spriiig Wheat.
It' is both a bread Hour and
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nutty flavored ‘home-made bread and
delicious pastry such as cannot be
made f with any purely Western
VVlicat Flour.
just try “Beaver” Flour--and sec for
yourself how thoroughly satisfactory and
dependable it is for all kinds of baking.
Your grocer sells “Beaver” Flour or can
get it for you. Dealers-Write us for
prices on Feed, Coarse Grains and Cegeals.
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