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THE l`ll.\l2LOTT_l§T0\‘l`I\' I-IOTISI.
L`0?iiI'Ai\'Y LIMITED
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Notice is hereby given that a gen-
eral meeting of the slmrelioltlers of ~-
"The Cliavlot‘.eto\vn Hotel Company.
Limited" will be hcld in the Board of
Trade Room.; Market Building, in
Dharloltetowlg Prince Ecilvard Island
tn Monday, tho twenty-ninth day of
April A. D. 1925, at the hour of 8
o`clocl: p. m. for ihe purpose of pass-
ing a, resolution requiring the said
"Charlottetown Hotel Company, Li-
mited" to be wound up under the
provisions of the “Voluntary Wind-
ini:-up Act" being chapter 9 of the
Acts of the General Assembly of  ,I
Prince Edward Island passed in the _‘_T_ 5
fifteenth year of the reign of His `
Present Majesty, and upon the Pass- _
ing of such resolutions to appoint a
Ilquidator or liquidators for such
winding-up and for the transaction
of business incidental to such wind-
Inv-up.
Dated this twelfth day Of April, A.
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following supplies and materials re-
quired for Permanent Works:
Gasoline, oil and gréascs,
' Coal
"' ' Fred or Jerry to look at them. May-
['”‘““9_f It was a very quiet Solanga wht_ | ‘
ordered the arranging of her fathc. _
and turned to wait for Dr. Schofleli ~
orders.
“I have sent for a nurse," he i
her. "and I'l1 stay here until '
He will be conscious soon, I he
given him a. strong stimulant. I az
visa you to remain with him col.
stantly. He may have only a lex .
moments of actually recognizing th
around him."
"I will do as you say. Dr. Sc.
field."
She was stunned with grief A.
her senses were centered on the white
face lying before her pn the pillow.
Eve;'_v other consideration was blotted
from her nilnd He must waken, must
talk with her. She knew that he
‘ would not live, departure was written
:;gi_\', her eyes still fixed on her
.i;liei~'s face. When' the nurse came
la-so moved a little to one side ol
.he bed but did not relax her vigil.
Ha;-pci- opened his eyes. He smiled
ieebly at So-so, "Closer, Solange.
She bent over him.
i "I l:now~” the words came halt-
iingiyand with an effort, “I know
the.; I'm leaving you. The house you
know is yours, and all my papers. Ask
lv ! \ 1 i Darkness had fallen when M.: #_
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be they can see the error in my plans
-perfect my invention so you can
you, Solange. '
She KL-*sed him gently. "I know
bc all right.
‘Remember your mother Soiange-
for an hour he lay sleeping. When
he woke again it was without recogni
tion of Solange as his daughter. To
'__ . fs remember-" his voice died away and *
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alive and well once more. He babbled
to her ol' his invention. of' the for-
tune it would make for them, then
drifted off to sleep once more and
did not wake. ‘
Solange sat dry-eyed by her win-
dow that night. No thought, of the`
future troubled her then. She was
absorbed in memories. Her mother
| had died when she was a baby, so
' her earliest recollections were of her
fathers care and tenderness. He had
taught her to read before she started
to school. He had been 'friend and
companion and her father all in one
She had been 16 when she first came
to Mineola and had worked with him
in the Crowsnast, giving up her last
year of high school to do this. In late
. years his invention had absorbedhlin
more and more and he had clung to
S0-sos faith in lt.
With the morning So-so‘s friends
raided round her. Gloria and Fran-
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room, saw him comfortably in b°.\ l ~ .
comes. Thei'e‘s very little we can i $
She dranlc obediently. unquestion- ‘
benefi; by it. IL'S all I have to UWC *
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fat-her. Dont worry about me. I will *
him she was his beautiful Norse wife, l
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eine stopped in to say they would run
the Crowsnest until she was ready to
decide what she would do with it.
Jerry and Fred came with an offer
oi their services. Constance came
with a great load of flowers _from the
lTerry conservatory. Others from the
`flylng field came in to offer their
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alone to the cottare. All-planes had
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"In making cakes,” say baking authorities:
“You must bear in mind that Purity is a strong rich flour with great
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tablespoon less percup of Purity Flour, and if milk is called for use halfinilk
and half water (luke-warm), and your cake will stay moist longer.”
Purity Flour gives extra richness and flavour todalter-they larcpfvesh
and moist for days when made with this famous flour.
“ln baking_pies,” say baking experts:
“You will get pastry that melts in your mouth if you use Purity Flour in
the right way. For instance, here is an economical, tested recipe for pie '
crust that is very successful: 2% cups Purity Flour, 1 cup lard, }f§ tea-
spoon salt, lé cup cold water. (This makes enough for two pies). For
extra rich pastry, use half butter and half lard.”
Mix the flour and salt, cutting in the shortening until the mixture is
like ine meal, gradually adding the extra quantity of water-but not
a drop more-and roll out thin. Remember, adough heavy with
water willnot flake up in the oven as too much moisture prevents
quick action of the heat.
TRY SOME OF OUR TESTED RECIPES
,Real Advantages of
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The selected hard lprini wheat
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baking a really wonderful flavor.
EXTRA NOURISHMENT
The rich protein content of hard
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SUCCESSFUL BAKING
You will be lustly proud of your
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2 cups brown sugar
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1 cup! u our
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cups brown sugar
cupa raisins
tablespoons cold water
teasponn melted butter
teaspoon vanilla
chopped (opdonal)
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Monty other tested recipes are to be found in
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Sent postpaid to any address in Canada upon
receipt o thirty cents in stamps or silver.
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“W Um” 0|’ "IG CNY Clerk. The l0w- children owe their condition tol stood many whose faces were scarce-
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the ranches ol' any of lis members amd have retained a Detective Agency and
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hounds arc also owned hy the Association and are ready to go to work at one l mm; other than me 1,mch,.°°m_ she
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' T. B. KUGLKS,
The following are members of THE UHABLO'l"l’I:J'l`0WN FOX
Secretary-Treasurer.
BRFEDERS’ l’R')TECTI\’E ASSOCIATION:
McLure & MacKinnon Fur Farms.
John A. McDonald.
W. L. Mel-Iachern.
W. K. Rogers Silver Fox Ranches
Charlottetown Silver Black lox Co.
Est. E. G. Saunders. `

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circled the cemetery where her fath-
lnnd loneliness was gratitude for all
'self in these difficult days '
itlie house and would stay for several ,
»days until So-so could make her l
V plans. After supper So-so went to her 
room to think, ,
Shnuld the leave the flying field
lane go to the city to eam izer living? .
`She was poorly equipped for any-
Z So-so knew how few woman can
really succeed at that arduous task.
‘The nurse came up to say that Fred
was sitting in the living room.
Bo-so went down. She smiled
wanly at him and Fred felt pity
grip hisheart at her pale face. \
"I've got to go off with Jerry in-
morrow morning, Bo-so-work on the
South American flight, you know, and
I may be gone a week or so. I
couldnt leave without seeing you.
Jerry and Connie sent their love."_
"It's good of you, Fred. I'va been
wondering what would be the beat
thing for me to do now-now that
Hn alone." _
Fred took her hands. "Det me take
care of you. So-so."
Sho shook her head. "I can't, Frad.
I’ve just got to decide whether toaeil
the Crowsnest and, the house and I0
into the city to live, ro to stay hero
and carry on.”
"deli the Urowanest? Go in the
oltyl Oh, So-so.” '
women who are using it for all
their baking. _
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Zteaspoona ng powder
I cup nuts and raialnl
Make the dough in a roll and .
keep it overnight in the lco
box or a cool place . . . next
da you can alice it readily for
baking. without extra Bout to
2 cups brown sugar. cream with ‘/1 cup of butter, add 2 buten eggs,
stir in l cup sour milk, add 1 teaspoon each of cinnamon and ginger `
and li nutmeg, and 2 cups of Purity Flour. -Dissolve I teaspoon of
soda in ‘/4 cup of boiling water. Add last to cake mixture and
bake in lavcrs, using date filling.
Our famous Purity Flour Cook Book
Western Canada Flour Mills Co. Limited
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1'/ cups tepid milk ltableapoun each oflard
. lf cup tepid water and butter
lcompressed yeast cake l egg
1 tablespoon sugar 3 cups Purity Flour
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then but in Zl/1 cupa Hour. When light, in about an hour.
add the sugar, the shortening (melted), the egg and
balance of Hour to knead, shape into dinner rolls and
let rise to double in bulk and bake in moderate
oven (375°). ,
DAINTY SWISS ROLL
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Have' ready three-clruartera of a cup ofjam (warmed)
and a warm tovve with augar scattered over it. Turn
the cake on to the towel, spread with jam, roll quickly
and keep ln towel unrll cool. Home-made lemon curd
or anyjelly can be used for filling. '
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4 cups Purity klour i teaspoon aalt
3 heaping geaapocna bak- 1 tablespoon butler
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enough milk to makea soft dough, mixing first with
a knife and finish with the hands on board. Roll out
and cut in cakes 1 inch thick. Bake in a fairly bot
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Wny it wouldnt be the same place
here without you."
_“You and Jerry are leaving soon,
and you'il be too famous and busy
after your flight to spend much time
here. Fathers gone. Jerry’s going to
be married soon, the old crowd's
breaking up-new students in the
school."
“I know: but-but-"
Fred's consternation was apparent
in his face. He nad never consid-
ered the possibility of So-so's going
away. If only sho would marry html
It seemed the solution of all ber
He began again “You know, So-so
how much I love you. how much J
have loved you for years. I know
you don't love me now, but you
mlghylaarn to. I'd never uk for
more than you could give. I want to
taks can of you, Bo-so. Let ma do
lt. I'll promise y0\i\ that if you over
want your freedom-it will he yours-
I know you'ra overwrought and nar-
voiumonlght-perhapa.I ought not
ao want tha right to try to make you
h any
Bo~ao pressed his hand I know.
ri-ed, everything you lay ia good and
hind, but I cant marry you now and
1 c_m't na that rn mi- aoihfw
change. It wouidirt be fair to you for
"I can’g boar tha idea of leaving.
Pied, and yet-" -
Jlutao-ao'-§ou'iau¢ta't'ao img
to plead with you this way,.but I
‘ _ll 4 _
hi'
me to marry you. r probably won't
leave the field. My whoiq ltf|_hu om-_
ad hm too IMI. I'it probably
problem. ' "
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stay right here and zo on running
tho Crowsnest-long after you and
Jerry and Constance have gone some-
where else."
"l'll never go while you are here,"
Fred said, as tluiugli he were making
the mos; sdlemn of pledges.
His devotion and sincerity moved
so-so to the first tears she had shed.
Fred took her in his arms and held
her as one would hold a hurt child.
letting her sob against his shoulder,
patting the soft golden hair, hush-
lng har. _and finally carrying her to
her room, where she clung to him a
monierit and kissed his cheek.
"Good night, So-so. dearest. I have
to go now -youll be better in the
morning-'
"1 know. Fred. You are so good to
me-" . ‘
Ha kissed her gently and tlptoed
out of the room. fn a few minutes
So-ao was sound asleep.
In the moming she woke to a
gray. rainy day. She. shivered and
pulled tha blankets closer. Staring
at the ceiling sho thought once more
of her plana. sbs was still consider-
ln¢.them,when Constance cams up
to leg hor. .
,"I’ve coma to take you away with
me,’,’ Constance announced. "Now, it
wow; do_ you any good to.aay no
Gloria and Francinc ai~a.having the
time of their lives .ln tho' Urowsnlat.
Fred and Jerry have gona of! to get
uisupim|oinsio:_w» suits
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American flight and won't be back
for two weeks. You and I are going
out to Terrymore and rest and invite
our souls."
“I'd like to go-»-," so-so hesitated.
"but things are so uncertain here.
I haven’t made any plans, you seo."
“Make them at Terrymore."
“I think 1'm going to go right on
running the Crowsnest-but I would
like a. week to think it over. Gloria
and Francine can have the profils
while I‘m way. Yes, I think I'ii go."
"Good girl. I’ve got the oar here.
You get ready and we'll go right
along. I hope you carry on with thu
Crowsnest, S0-so, and if you do Pvc
got a. plan about that, too. We’vo
got an old colored woman wiio'a been
with\ua so long she's a nuisance. sho
wasimy nurse when I was a little
girl and sho simply adores mother-
lng some one. You bring her over
here to stay with you and Pm going
to give you Wolfang for a guardian.
Then you won't be lo lonely and you
won‘t have to work so hard with
Chloe in the house to look altar you.:
So-_lo know it was no use protest-
lhz. consumed was mo aauuatoinad
to having her own way. lin' a,flaat-
lnl moment Bo-no wondlrad what
would happen when Qoaataaeda wi!!
and Jai-ry'a wall-known atubbornnsaa
oluhca." _ _ `
Tha moment paula and Ilia made
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MIGTIDN SALE
I am instructed by John Rooney
to nil by auction at Southport on
Wednesday, May lst, at l o‘clook
sharp, his house and outbulldinga and
all his household effects, consisting
of parlor, dining' room, kitchen and
bedroom furniahinli. 1 kitchen stove.
ban burner, Quebec heater, and all i
othn articles too numerous to men-
tion. "
Tarma made known at sale. For
.particulars only to John Itoonoy.
!°'l¢|IP0¥\. or J. A. MacDonald, Auc-
tlonaor.
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nan som \ana mine., window
aaahaa and frames. gvo win gates.
nina and un foot, fly feet stair
rail with two oswel posts and balus-
tara, two coal [rates with arched
frames and tenders. one enamel sink.
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