MAY 23 1919 I

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AVOID ALUM IN F001) Baking Powder is one

_ s; z~».Df.i'fhe most ' important

,food ingredients., Alurn jor other injurious acids

-_ are frequently used. by

I some concerns. to lower

‘A

'_the.,'_'cost of production. if ’ MAGIC A i

i l Contains No Alum A

It is at pure phosphate baking powder and fis

" "guaranteedto be'thebe`s`t.

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purest and noost health- iful baking powder

possible to produce. -. »

W. `Matthew Williams, in "Chemistry of Cooking." says: "Pho‘sphates are the bone- making- material of food and have something to do with building up of brain and

1-J nervous matter.” `

Made in Canada

7|!-nw* "tint ng % I

SCRAMBLED EGGS

llent 1 pint ot' loniutons und season

with 2 leimpooiis of suit, 1,4, teaspoon ol' white pepper uutl 2 lulilt-spoons of htittcif When this is boiling. poltr iutr. ll eggs slightly bcutcn t‘oo';\- until or

at (J i`(‘.il ill _\'

AND TOMATOES

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ribbon,

consistent'_\'_ .stirring ron- solution.

siantly, lining sure tltul the |tiixfm'c ii: stirrctl l'ro|n the huttoui, Sui-vp on

.\|otor \'f\il.~' uri# utlgrll with fnillt.

'|`ltt» brietlvs ul' tt ltuirbrusll can stil'l`<>tlt>tl by ritt.<ii|t: in u .~;ti'tnt|.', suit

'f`0|\‘l"y Uftly' when he wus called he

VISITED PARIS d

it is utiuountf-tl by Sterling llc lit, X

lu ttustwortliy American .corres on

Yeats that in 1900 the ex Kaiser vis I "H1 the ctw. The tact was known P uttlie time to scores of people, por-3` ‘https 'even to hundreds, but tt wasl not announced then. Later on the "SWS wus permitted to leak out, in-

deed the Kaiser himself ordered its h dissemination. His idea was to tint- k

that he could not resist the lure ol! B the EXDoSlition_ and thltt, while he was t “liilrtserlns for atfnmetai invitation H Whrn this wus not given. he could g not retrain his desire to witness the B f"|\1l\ll1llf1l_ display ot French art, and 'b

Extlonition wus rather a triumph for h

The Gorman exhibits were in the ma-

ed his silhjccts to make entries; hgnl; snioutlied over jeulousies and rivitlrlcn h among the-nl. -Hc- wunteil to over- t whclin France andthe rest ol’ tho n world with the' achievements or the t Germans. He is 'saltleven to have

man pavilion. i-le snitt: 1 G

"lu your humble cnpucity, you too,..w will ronresent imperial Germtmy.--K Proniisc mc that you will never drink m too much or talk l’oolishl_v." pl

Not' Neighboring: g

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Before thc war, of course, i<`i'nn<=t- 0

*md Gf’i'mt=\l1>' were hardly on friend- ly terms, though they were at peace. F The heads of» other nations might visit l~‘runco ofliclailly or unofficially und he assured ot it warm welcome. Frcnclt l’i'<-sidents could go to other

cupilizls, but Gcrtnnn Knisers iiid,not n visit. liuris itnt.| l<‘rcnch 'Presidents

did not visit iieriin. Alsace l.orralnf\| k stood as a barrier between' Lilac

fore his colonel for it reprimnnd for i.

wueu 'ri-te KA|§en ,.

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dent who has lived in Paris for many W

ilrflustw. As it matter or rect, the ,B

it'

lorlty The K‘ti=4er him ll' -n ou . - _ .

` Sc L C N Img b_v the exhibition ol’ it Gertnun

pirit so inagnuuiinous, The wurin-

ly Rnd lllslit while the /hols

ea<'e,»cantlnuail_v." r

TM Klil¢r'l Alleged Scheme

-All this time the Kliser had it in* is heart to swallow up l\‘rance. We

ter the French people with the idea hmm ‘mm he med "0 do in |1914'

H--alternative icnsmofsnn the fm HI f0\’ 3‘|0hK time l1‘e'i>0nderetl an

lferllliiive 10 war tiiakeshis litter

uilt more hideous than ever. ills

i . r.-heme is suid to huve been to handl

ack Alsace-Lorraine to France. Atl list this is what lleillk says, though l

e e ol ~' ' - -’ V

G____mm_ __r_____ ______t___ _md _m_____t________ ___ do s it tile his nutlioiity. 'phat

eu, was that the French hearts auld_be won instantly and im- all

eiirted l~‘rench pcoplp would hnvp

alien Germany to their breast, Ger- iuny could thereufter ' hhave uny- hlng that France had, tiny preter-

ence with regard to trade° r-ouln ‘.

citllcl be! ~ ' ~ . .~ _ _ -' ' _ _

la _mt of the Ger ' onies at hurguin prices. But the ,_ _ , I

‘5"\'"f1ll JlUlkei'i4 to whom the plain

as followed closely and watched

n6¢r»*tn 'Parts' it is laid that six

thers of rsnk were warned und hltlowed The watching cost the reach Government 67.o00 trancsi hlch, as the writer observes, was lie sort of price France paid io

ut fourteen years earlier he had

gldaie Aged

Women should take warning hom such

symptoms as heat flashes, shortness of breath excessive nervousness, iirit.ilui._;, :trd tl.t, blues- which indicate the uppmiith tt' the inevitable ‘f Change " that comes to ull women

I nearing middle age. We have published vol

umes of proof that Lydia E. Pin_khan\’s Vege table Compound is the greatesbaxd women can -have during this trying period. .

' ‘ Read About These Two Women :

Fremont. 0,-“I_ wus passing throw the critical period

0! Ilia, being forty-six yours of age as all the |ymp~ toms incident no that change-heat. fu , nervousness :nd was lads general ;uu»;io_v_v_t_1‘c§ntlP§l=_ii_, so ,warns _larsl ormsso omywor. ie' . n nm; egc s Com ound was recoinmem ed to mo as the best rented tor ally troubles, which 'it surely proved to ba. I reel bevy-

ter and stronger in every way since wklxii it. and the an- no in sym toms have diss pesred."- rs.l\1.Gunmm 92llNEpoleol)i Bt.. Fremont, (lbio. '

Urbana, Ill.-"During Change ot' Life, in addition to

ltl annoying symptoms I had uu attack ci gi~ip&>o_whlcli lutud ull winter uutl lett me iii u weakened con ltinn. I

gpllaist ginles :_l_iat. l_ \v_<_iuld ngveihbe well i:_guli:_. §__i;e;\tt1d?_{ i ti . lu mm B egbtu 0 ompollll ID W

l ful' women pus:-sing thrcugli tho Change oi Lite, so 1 told

my doctor 1 ivoul try it. 1 soon begun to gain in stmngtli and the slnoytng symptoms disappeared and your Vege- table Compound has made me ii we-ll, strong wuniau ito_[

. do all my own housework. 1 cannot rt-t1oi_\nneut1 Lydia 1-..

Pinkhsni’l Vegetiible Compound too highly to women inning through uw Change oi Lilo," -~ Mrs. blunt hgxsox, iltiti . omit tlrchuile Street, Urbana, lil.

'Women Everywhere Depend Upon

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as branched denounced it. 'l‘hel ` ` _ ` l _ ll ' LM

alsei. was ti-ai'ned that while hp , a _ e 7,. ight thus estathlisli intlitstriul sir] ,_ ` f -_ , , _ , _

"lm*‘°5’ 0"" l"l`3ll<‘€. the Gerinun_ cnple would never consent. So in- ave up the sclieine, with what re,

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Glance _WB know not, and det-idod 1. -fr-*m :’Y"'-.5-'i' =. A Y' W; 55' "" v 7 ;'

ii the war,

ERTILIZER SUPPLY FOR YOUR,

WHEAT CROP

.-\vu-llubln ammonia, pltonphortc acid

mill Dotush are tho three pizuttfnmls pplied ln fertilizers, '1‘ht\_v cause pluut or nt:1lk`growth, fprp, hp.qyy, plump Tito third css!-iitittl pl:intt`outl_ pol-

strong struir, insure good clover cutrlt- es und qti.f.lit.y wheut. i<`ertlliv.crs should he .tcicctcd which' will iunke up tor the tlclit-lcnt~i<>s oi the available pluiitfooti in Liu; soil und supply the special ue -tl.-i ol' the ivltcui under vur- ious lurm t~t\ii<lititn1s.

sists in thc transportation und luring down oi the starch in thc kernel and along with phosplioric acid plutnps liit-, grtiin_ lt' the kernels are shriveled or small, the straw is weak and incliuotl to lotigc, more potush should ho up- plictl in the fertilizer.

lutlt»structiblt» voile- i,-a in voi',ut~

et-nels, Zizlntcii ninturit_\' and iitulw unit, ;zi\'o.~t stron;-,tli to the straw. us- ng_\i,,_

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The tztiloi't=d suit iiiiitvci‘i\t|t".`\fiy de-

initnds u tniloretl hut. _ ,

All-over sti-tchin_i_: "u'1i11e'jl‘s on the

t~lcverct-t ot funny couts. '

Yellow straw sports hit.; have

t~ro\.ns ot' figured trnlvico.

Vutltn-slips sliould be |nn‘0 of the

.~t‘_`-t-st, mo.~‘ .~'.:|:li\ itilks.

'l‘issu<- tit- jan; is it fnvored mzttcrinl

for _t#\'oliiii_t; gowns, \_

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some trifling eccentrlcity, Gerniairv wan willing to “drop the whole sub,

iverc t-,oticerned, bitt France never forgttvc nor forgot. 0_n severul tn:~ lcnsions the Kaiser fished lntlnstriotis-

_ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ ___ ly for un invitation to visit_l‘urii=

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A ` SAVf ` `

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~ _ -, _ ., lt would have been very grtttit'yin;:f 3' _ ‘ ° I l

-a~i2’ to h' ‘ 0 . . _.E _

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,peror at Versailles, and this is niutl l _

Mrs. Goootlwife says:

“fusl afew ccnls worl/1 of Flag/aze made I/its c/mir

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.Floglaze ,

' ' The Finls/| that lfndulu ' ' _ t

Enamels Lac-Shades 'I V

"A touch liere or a coat there keeps

furniture bright uncl the home looking comfortable and cozy.

"Do not sacrifice the comfort of the old I 'lr

arm cliuir when Floglaze Lac Shades can )

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keep the woodwork looking new." `

__l5_f~ne\\\/*l_2inLl l'li`|lSl1P.B F\1l‘l\lfUl`0_, W00d-

\Vit~.l:erworl¢. A ' ‘

work. l7`loo|'s. t

nne,MtKiy__§t Pcgiimitti ,ff

'sot_o sv ,

il".-`

the Leather

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Neat

Ann Pssns Ida mics '

WHITIJAN AND ox-BLOW . _.

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look like new". ` , ~ im' , lun incident." _T1ie.refore, when tht.-_

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`.l\c came suddenly upon Ilerr Rliliter'

' 1 some time .he lniutit consent tm 3'

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'=~ diiltirlous experience. ills own princ_r\ A

`l'fbl10d}' Wllif 115| hid QGQII. , Tll_Qlllll‘

the tacttiti thing that he would h.t\--, don nohttbl i

Frent-h Government, thouglrit wus appraised in atlvuuce ot' the Kttise-r`,< intention to pay an inl'orin:tl and ir- coguito visit. could not r9l’\tsP. I' duretl not run the risk of ol't`cn1lin;: its irut-ulcnt und forniitltilile neighbor.

Guarding the Kaiser.

_ ject" in no far as the tirovititzerlt lt*

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, e' " Y “"5 “"“’“”‘“”_°" ‘if 3- . THl7l best of the high prices :ire paid for butter of firm, solicl V moment later hy some outiugct, 1.

,Fr@-\\Qi1m_=*\1- 'Phe P`1'<‘“°", G°"°""fl"' qualitv niatlc from <‘.r<:‘ain in Wluclt the ,glohulcs of mill<-f;;; ment would not hear of ii. hut rival* ' '

rc-inuitt unlu'0l<<'tt. 'That ls the ldiid of instit-

l>c selling when you liztvc Li

It wus it trcinendous responsibilitv `

t`or the iuiench (ioverniuent. ilutll I - %? __ t H

, the Kaiser been recognized he might* _ _ \,/ //;, -l\t% \

l ,l » , . `\ 0 l l *-1 / l

have been publicly insulted, wttnck X '

sible. in the light of later event-, to suy that he might have been “niut ,t\ered§"`-_-and eq tliepinc, pcricxt nfl police at the time, was given thu; strictest _orders. “anything tu :tvold

Ktiiser a.ppcared he was siii-rotintlefl-~

.on all sides by vigilant ll' urtobtru

_ _sive detectives ready ut any' insiuui'_

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to spring_.to his side. tin tru. cotirsr _

or the week's visit, nineteen tie-1

tnuns._twu Erenohtneii, six Ru»sit.n< ;` ‘

uint eleven Belglans and others wt-rt ‘

"‘ta'ke’n""i'tlto rt1Blody""fo`r the simple- roason that they had recognized tho - visitor, whose only disguise wit-i ilu-

ttirning ‘down ofjthe ends of his inoustuchc und the weai'iit,; or ordin- ary clothes. -These lTul'ortt\na.ter, were sequcstrutod for fcur tltey would tell others of their sensational dial covery and perhaps bring on thc over- ’ to-l»e~tireade<l "incident" A friend 1.-1. Mr, ilcilig's, u man of importnntzc ut N

another lnreigii ettibttssy, had ratitc-rw,

was arriving and ilcrr Rirhte'r__, thc 'tleriiittn ttonitxiissiuy, had proi_nlsctl`, to show itini through tho Germun'

,set-tion. ‘, -

` Recognized Wilhelm. ._. `

At the last moment, llert- Richter-'si

secretary came to him to oxplalr. _that-“that i-lerr ,would find it utterly . im@sslblef&o at§t'._a¢__,§ulde eitlitjr, on _tha -day 01' the next. Nor could h'e~ 'ex_p§th\"_y1lIy. Shortly afterwards ln' tile shruhbery behind the Beuux Arts -

one of a group or four, one of-t-nntp » it French omclal' ~-.tho had just lut- ` tered the "Sire" lic\llg's friend fnew the Kaiser well by sight. and had been received hy him twice ln the previous

was Wilhelm. its turned _quickly sway, but was overtaken by he

had surprised a secret and thslt_`= lor

shadowed in order that he could 'tell »

l l t Ji' in s diplomatic lit

remain! tip did not pjaten qnQ.~Jia

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lil the Strztiglit' iririg l>o\\'l of an orcliiiury

.sc-pztt~a1to1‘ the clt~l[t~‘r.tc gloliulus of l>utt<=r-I`ut; an-t: Limited' against the inside ccigtis of the

tli.-wks :mtl :irc s-'.nt:t.~>l;t‘d. ' .llzis 1n<'un:‘- iul`t>rioi' ln:t'tct'. lit ilic Rculicii' tltl.-sc frail gloliulcs :irc Coiivcyctl iii the milk along; ctirvccl \\'iii_c;.~i ifitltotil; \\'lii1n>iiig. The rt-stilt is you got firm lnzttci' tltnt coiiunnuds l1igltci‘ pi'it‘cs.

The cui‘\'0d \\ i|1;i;',~111ic;ti1 close :-l;iin1niug--

1h.'.t is, irorc ]>ro<lut~tioi1 of ci'cn;;t, 1nff:‘c goocl lnttlot' to sell. The Cui'\'<-tl ivingts tin half

_ (liar litt rutitrc ::l.:o t'_\'1'iluiiis (lic <‘xt‘lti.'<i\'c Rciifrt-\'.' i;ii‘ci‘t'l1ait§_1'o~ uhh: (`;tp-ut-it} ft~;ttt|r.-. lt(-itriltlcs you to vlmiigc your c;ipm‘it_v from

350 llus. to 1C\";() _ll:.<. if you like, tritliout

- putting c-xtru strijn on your inucliiiic. /\ll

you liztvc iQ do \\'lu~ti Cltziuging <':t[ntt~ily is to orclct' bowl and ilttitigs of the size you wztut iit.~'l<~ntl<.l`lt:t\'i1ig to lniy un cutirt: it':\\'1tt:tt‘li'-

'l""` a

lil(‘.

Rciifrc iv. '

, \\'i'ltc for titre litt'i‘atttlt‘tr tod;t_\'. lt sliows _ __, why it will pay you li;tud=<omcly to irpiitcc your pirst-tit inacliiiic wltli the up-to-date

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~- ~ e( Zlosesf klmmin

Itithci had stood to he crowned Ent l

V011 Gall

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cd oven t»xccutetl-for it is inlpoé- *.='-`;-\t='i»-i--. /-»

t .t -._,~__._\ _ :_-;;_,;; /:_ ,y . -. T;`f_`.i;-§£ff"i"' , I' ' ‘

, Q ‘rs nut' _ ' r

HW f“`l9fU'i1ll‘H1 13it‘1`-‘.1-‘-f‘l\'<,\:=, rt-licving tlic -zliscs. 'l lius the skiiiiitiiiitb dim.: qiiickcrzuicl in-ttoi'.' The Rcnfrctv .<lciu1-_-; right tloirn to the l:t.-t' drop. '

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Rt>iucml‘.<=i‘ tlii-; porti<fi|l;ti'ly~-no .otl'i1i'!

scpxirzttoi' luis ilu-.-t~ };;~tt»utt~<l t‘ur\ <-rl \'.'it~,_s1.-~‘.

lu our illiiettuttttl lvot_>l<lt':t \‘.'c give t`c.<ts

by C0\'ci‘umQ1it' lluiry Scliools .f<lio\'-:iiig lliiit ` lille Roni'-i'c\\' gots all liztt I-li) lit. fl l.uttt~r- fat iii ]000 llis. of mill: .~=lri'u1ut\<l.

MADE iiil CANADA

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The,.Renfrew Machinery Company, Limited

year. No mistake was iws»lbl@l,' . it 5 . l V HORCI ~8'tIld WOfk8, Ont. _ ,,'

French “menu He *as mm tha; l|'fH§_.' , .Agencies iilinost everywhere Cniiutia llustern lirunclt, Sussex, N.B. Q

_ Olliei' linen: llixppy I~.ii'mt~r 'l`i';\c¢or, l~`urr.irr`s 4000 ln. 'i`i'uck, Scale sieiiirew `i.t~rose|t~: llnglnel

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fllillllagl Qlullitedxirtmuhlty tronié'lhis__ ` .- .» i.f_, L_ , , A, ., 77 `

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