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No season of the year is 310 danger-
ous to the life of little ones its is the
summer. The excessive heat throws
the little stomach out of order so
quickly that unless prompt aid is at
hand the baby may be beyond all
'human help before the mother realizes
he is ill. Summer is the season when
diarrhoea, cholera illfanturm dysen-
try and colic are most prevalent. Any
one of these troubles may prove deadly
if not promptly treated. During the
eummer the mothers' best friend is
Baby's Own Tablets, they regulate
the bowels, sweeten the stomach and
keep baby healthy. The Tablets are
sold by medicine dealers or by mail
at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wit -
Dams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont,
reeD CONSERVATiON
03le, 1.111le time ago the C. P. R.
re.olzhee that economy in the
or food ere'lliete mete an
essented of trio patriotism during the
-war, in:toga:rated a policy connec-
tion with their dining car service
whith prohibited the purchase of
calvos. young lambs, little chiekeus,
and ILO e, as neon of which
tlieusands a those tender but Immo-
tura. enimals will be conserved to
:faller growth and a very material in -
(reale in their value as food supply
vill i. 13. aottoa was dile to
the test In the f:'.•e of the 1l'Vl
C: -ii sh:•rt--ie which the piesont
vOrld criA9 thromoes to Mine npon
es, it ;:; 511111001 to iverie an ounce
Of 111 or to imluipe fti dishes liloh
irerercd to -clay at L. emit a: :o-
'331(11 .has la,'" 1 -tend ;ti to
r all rnvirs opi-retA 15 the
Pacillo, and o'l.or Caneatan
-gad Americait 111111 re. ta
itn-erttinee of this 1 l'u of vonserva-
tion of young stock, have adopted a
eoursit'
• TM. Cat:Winn Pacific dining car
nerefee has so contrived that the
high cost of living dogs not qiite itli-
safar us ti•at service in coneernA,
1, always beiag.posaible to obtain..in
'a Coordlon Paride dining sar:rt gond
reel et a tari'1..1 tt‘ crit tots
eeeen made possible by making a muse
-.Deady of tee ,treveller's wants and
.of the portions loft uneaten whirls
soon convim,J the company 11101 ths
ad establishet. mite= of serving els.
tremaiy berg., periinna wee wastefill
and extravagant, l'he result was that
It hen the war 1.170kc, out and the
price of foodstiin. begen to emir the
✓ mimo,r ViV•IOPOr.1 that smaller
but smisfying portions at reasouable
prthrs would better meet- the 'shoo -
lion Ilir,n the ror•lsr isrito portions,
the maintenance a which would hare
ne:•essitated higher ,prioes with noich
acto. The dietetic hlemiod MPUUS
were then introduced. 11101 eut of
sonsideratInn Inc 01 (15 illeeeticom bot
.also with the economic viewpoint that
it costs less to have menu entnods-
•ed of a few dishes for which there is
likely to be a general, demand than,
It does to offer a hundred dishes the
dernond for any one of which is un-
rertain. This brought about the intro-
duction or the single itortion or fedi,
virival SPITICF. particularly for the
benefit of lady travellers, who, e1 a
rule, are leas heavy eaters than inen.
• In tho proedratom id tirir4 Carl -
Ira] and food eoneervatinn. the C. P.
R. dining car syltern has gone a sten
further hy Ole omission from their
menus of all dishes consisting of the
1fleeh of utters yreing lambe, little
ithielrens, slid baby pigs. Lamb's
ifries,,swoothroarls and 'airs liver al -
:so are no longer nurellasq nr tiePd in
'the C. P. R. servive, on the ground
net the nevslcood animal provides
more rood for tbe nation, and that
!only full.crown animals seould., be
ee get ered.
Y
—"Ism
ok As
U FEEL
You know well enough
when your liver is
loafing,
Constipation is the first
warning; then you begin
ot "feel mean all over.",
Your skin soon gets the
bad news, it grows dull,
yellow, Muddy and, un-
sightly.' 0,
Violent purgatives are not
what you need—just the
gentle help of this old.
time standard remedy.
CARTER'S'
ITTLE.
IVER
" PILLS
irewm/ne bears •Signoterd
Colorless facet often show
the absence of hen in the
blood. is
Carter's Iron PHIS
will help tibia Condition:
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Lesson IV.—Third Quarter, For
July 22,1917..
NE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
-Text of the Lesson, 1 1 Kings xviii, 13, to
xis, 37—Memory Versos, 32, 33—Gold.
en Text, Pe. xlvi, 1—Commentary
Prepared by Rev. D. M. Stearns.
In oar lust lesson all that we saw of
Meek:tali was good, except In the Mat-
ter of his 'not honoring the. Lord before
the visitors from Babylon, but this les-
son gives a little more insight Into tile
beart of the man, who, like all the rest
of us, would be nothing but sinful but
for tbe grace of God. GIs great turn-
ing to the Lord, with 1110 (010111 Passover
and the two weeks' feast of unleavened
bread and the cleansing or the lam]
from Idols, was in the very beginning
of his reign. But to begin 031311 18 one
thing, while patient continuant:Gin well
doing Is often quite another, and 11 Is
111 tlie continuance that many fail,
Pau) said that, having obtained help or
God, he continued (Acts xxvi, 22), and
that same help is for all who really (10 -
sue It.
In the sixth year of trezekiab's reign
the ten tribes were carried into eaptiv-
ity,in Assyria by Shalmaneser in the
ninth year of tbe reign or Goshen, tbeir
king, because they obeyed not the voice.
of tbe Lord their Clod, but transgressed
all that Moses, the servant 01 1110 Lord,
connoanded (xviii, 9-12). Eight years
later, in the fourteenth year of Heze-
klah, Seneacherib came against Judah
and Jerusalem, nud at first lefezeklah
tried- to buy him off by n measure or
submission te him by giving him gold
tied silver, even the gold from the
doors and pillars of the temple (xviil,
33-1G). That was certainly not Bust-
in in the Lord, as lie had done at the
beginning, and gave the enemy ground
to reproach God and scoff at Ilezeklab's
trust (retie 22) and made them bold to
blaspheme and defy and Ile, seeing,
Tbe Lord said to 011, Go up against
this land (lad destroy 2:31.
While those who bear the name or
the.,...1.erd may terribly fail, as 0111
some of the kings wee sat upon the
throne of the Lord in Jerusalem, so
that Jerusalem herself WAS dulled a
harlot, and also Yelled Sodom and Go-
merrah (100. 1, 0, 10, 21), those, who
like Pharaob and Sennacherib, and the
antichrist of thc) last days, openly
defy God, are tbe devil in tonnan form,
but all such loftiness shell be brought
down, and the Lord alone shall be ex-
alted (Ise. If, 11, 17), The Assyrian •
generals were not far from the truth
when they said that it was vain to
place any reliance. upon Egypt (xviii,
10-21), for the Lord Himself had said
the same thing through Isaiah, "Tbe
strength of Pharaoh shall he your
shame, and the trust in the shadow of
Egypt your confueion, -1 * Inc the
Egyptians shall help in vain, and to no
impose" (lea, 101010, .17), But when it
clime to exalting the king of Assyria
eliove the living God and puttilig llini
on a level . with idols, the gods. of he
nations, that was .unbearable', foul 'to
web blasphemy the people held their
penee, tiud 131 11)0 king's commanchlient
itheivered not n Word (soil), 28-110, 133-
36). This brought Hezeltinh in hu-
mility to his knees mid to the Lord in
whom he so fully trusted at the begin-
ning. To mere words we should be
able to act according to Ps, xxxvi 1.1,111,
"1 as fl dear man hoard not, and I was
as a. dumb man that openeth nut his
mouth."
When it is a bad letter or writing
of any kind, then we can spread it be-
fore the Lord and commit to Him, as
Ileeektall did (xix, 14. le). Our desire
should always pre-eminently be that .
God mien be unignilled before otbers,
and 305 51101110 remember that ns crea-
tor of heaven and earth nothing is too
1511111 for aim (Yix, 13.1e; Joie xxxil,
17). When the servants of Bezeklall
sent to leniall 10150)1 )1 his word* from
the Lord were full of comfort txie, (1,
7), "Be not Orfila of Um words which
thou hast heard, with which the serv-
tints or the king ot Assyrin have blas-
phemed hie. Behold I will send n
blast upon him, * * and 1 will
close him to rail by the sword in his
own land." After Ilezeidati 11511 spread
,the letter before the Lord and prayed,
the Lord sod through Isitinh a grandly
comforting reply, saying among other
things convening Sertnacherib, "3
know thy elagle, and tby guing out,
and thy voluble- in. and thy rage
ogninst Ile, 1 will init my hook
lo 1157 nose, and my bridle In they 111,1,
and 1 will turn thee Mick by the way
by whIcb thou eatneet"
Then to Elezekiall Ile said, "1 will
dermal this city to save ie for mine
own sake, and for my servent. David's
sul(e" 1 six, 27, 28, 84). The blast of
which Ile spoke is deserilled in Nix, :111.
It Is greed to trust MO Lor) at all
times and to pour out our lime
fore 11 1m, for power helme1-1h niito,
God (Ps. Isle 8, 1 1 1. All the delinnee
and lying and blasphemies or past ages
slip wine to a head in the willful king
of Dan. 011, 8, 203 xi, 2i13 W110 0011
11)11111 nutyvelous things egoinst the
God or gods mid prosper for 0 time,
lint he shell None to his end and mete
shall help 111111 Man, si, 45 1. lie is
11)08 the man er elm the son tif perdi-
tion, or 2 Thess, 1), 840, Dud the great
blasphemer of Rev. xiii, 4-7, whe
dim even to light notinst aoil, but lie
with 1115 5011(530 1110(1, the falee propbet,
ehell be sent alive to the lake or fire,
et the some time that the devil shall
be shot up the pit by the same Lord
God, MAO heard and answered the
privet, of Hezekiah (Rev. Xvil, 14;
,141, 24)),,
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0 I0110dr0 Oat (Wadi 4ffaidt)
THE C1,1NTON NEW ERA.
Thursday, July 19th, 1917,
"I FEEL ME A
NET BEING"
(TWIT -A -TAMS" Ih7rught The Joy Of
Health 4f ter Two Years' Suffering
MADAM LAPLANTE
35 St. Rose St., Montreal. .April 4th,
",Por over two years I was sick and
miserable. I suffered frons constant
headaches, and had Palpilatiom of the
Heart so badly that IfearedI would die.
There seemed to be a lump in my
stomach and' the Constipation was
dreadful. I suffered from Pau ire the
Back and Kidney Disease,
was treated by a physician for a year
and a half (1,110. 11(1 did me no good at all.
I tried "Fruit-a-111,es " 01 11 last resort.
.After usiug three boxes, I was greatly
improved and twelve boxes made me
well. New I millwork all day and there
aro no Headaches, no Palpitation, no
1101111 Trouble, no Constipation, no
Pain or Kidney Trouble and .lfeel like
a sere being—and it was "Fruit-a-tives"
RIBA gave Inc back my health".
MADAn ARTHUR LAPLANTE.
30c. a box, 0 for $2.50, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaidby Fruit-
e-tives Limited., Ottawa.
A11111111111111111111111111111111111111111M11111111111111111111115111111111IN1111111111111R11111111111111
fre OUR SERIAL, STORY ri
Li THE TRUE LOVE OF
AARON BURR:
ea" by Louise Kennedy Mabie fe.4
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(Continued from last , week)
"Nothing that your excellency would
believe," answered Burr.
"Are you innocent or guilty?"
"Guilty of neglecting my duty, per-
haps, sir, but for a reason which, to my
mind, was entirely suilitient for my con
duct. Guilty, also, of a duel with Major
Bellwood, there, and of taking from him
HEART TROUBLE
Caused Dizziness, Weakness
and Smothering Spells.
When the heart becomes affected,
there ensues a feeling of a choking sen-
sation, a shortness of breath, palpitation,
throbbing, smothering sensation, and
dizziness and a.,weak, sinking, all -gone
feeling of oppression and anxiety.
On the first sign of the heart becoming
weakened Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills should be taken, and you will find
that they will give prompt relief and soon
effect a complete cure.
Mr. John Doucette, Ed River Cross-
ing, N.B. writes: "I suffered greatly
from Iaoitrt trouble which caused dizziness,
weakness and smothering spells. I used
a great deal of !doctor's medicine but
received no benefit. A friend advised
ole to use Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills, and before I had finished the first
box I felt so much better that 1got an-
other one, and was completely restored.
I highly recounnend these pill% to every -
o(3(1 suffering from heart trouble.
Milburn's Heart and N1'11.11 NIS are
50c. per box at all dealers, or mailed
direct OA receipt of price by The. T.
Milburn Co„ Limited TOrOntO, Ont.
a paper—not stealing it, ,as itwas Inc
poti2:,swael ehsepcptilopa51:12:' 1,111:12; 1, 01 1,1y e4ef 11121g412 51;
i?nocent, sir, before 0041" -
"A letter, your eicelleney,"
"Ahl livery point agrees. What were
the contents 01 11311 letter?".
"That 1 cannot tell you, sir. The let-,
ter does not belong to me. I have never
read its conteats,"
"A nretly talel" • cried Washington.
"A believable .talel You are not clever
with ,your story Colonel Burr. To, wham.,
does It belong?"
ellistress Prevost."
"Who probably has 11 at this mo-
ment?"
"You are entirel,, right, sir, unless
she has burned it some time since, as 1
advised her,"
"Where lives this Mistress Prevost?"
asked Washington impatiently,
"At the Hermitage, near Paramus,"
answered Greene.
"Way (1101 3010 not bring her also?"
said the general fretfully, "You have no
head, sir. You might have guessed her
important, What is the noise without?"
He motioned to the trooper at the door,
"Go, you and stop the racket," and the
mail went out. "nlockheads! Block-.
heads!" fumed the general, stepping
back and forth before the fireplace.
"To go half way, and then to stop—"
0111 just here the trooper returned
with a bewildered face,
" 'Tis the lady herself, sir," he burst
out.
"What lady?" demanded Washington
"Mistress Prevost, desirous of seeing
General Washington."
The cloud upon the general's brow
cleared.
"Is it so?" he said pleasantly, "Bid
her enter!"
Burr had sprung forward, his soul in
his eyes, but Washington motioned him
back.
"You are not to speak a word, sir,"
he informed him, "nor any of you, 1
will question the lady myself."
Anct SO it was amid dead silence that
Mistress Prevost entered the room.She
came rapidly, with Cis behind her
She had thrown back her hood, and it
ftn
ed a dark setting to the beauty of
her face and hair. She looked straight
to the general, and to him only.
"Sir, you do not look unkindly,"
shesaid. "1 beg that you will hear iny
side, also of this affair."
"We were wishing for your presence
at moment since," was the answer.
"May 1 put a few questions, madam?"
-011, 11 300 would---"
"I wish plain speech, madam. First,
why was Colonel Burr 111 your house
this evening?"
Her face went red and white on the
1 instant.
"May 1 commence at the beginning,
sir?" she asked.
"Assuredly 'tis the place to com-
111-;110-151.2.s
111 months tack, your e:thellency,
Colonel Burr rescued my sister and my-
self frinn a band of English milieus.
'Twas the beg,thning of our acquaint -
:thee. We wore, at Hee time, almost
at our wits' end, because of the ras-
cally Englishman there against the wale
At the general's glance Bellwood
shifted uneASila,-.
He was possessed of a letter of the
utmost importance to me, and was try-
ing to blackmail me into a marriage
with him by means cif it. This we toTti
Colonel Burr on the night of our meet-
ing—why, I know not, save that lie was
so very kindr"
Von the first time she looked toward
Burf, and her 14shes fell,
"He volunteered the rescue of the
letter. The next we heard was that he
wastransferred across the Hudson. One
night, two weeks back, he role to see
me, at great vete' to his life nee military
reputation. 1 told him ellen that Major
Bellwood was coming to -night for any
answer, mid he promised to be there
also. It was all my fault, sie, for allow-
ing it. I should have prevented him,
but did not. Mine is all the blame."
She 5)10111 simply and with no attempt
at effect, but it crossed Washington's
mind, as lae looked at her, that nevelt'
were eyes so honest; neves' was a face
lighted by more earliest entreaty.
"Sire could not have prevented me!'
cried Burr, but Washington interrupt-
ed.
"You are ordered to silence, sir!" he
said sherply, "What happened to -night
madam?"
"Both men cam, and a duel was
0 AN HAD
NERVOUS TROUBLE
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound Helped Her.
West Danby, N. Y,—"I have had
nervous trouble all my life until I took
Lydia E. Pinkbain's
Vegetable Com-
pound tor nerves
and for female trou-
bles and it straight-
ened me out in good
shape. I work nearly
all the time, as we
live on a farm and I
have four girls. Ido
all my sewing and
other work with
their help, so it
shows that I stand it real well, 1 took
the Comm:dna when my ten year old
daughter came and it helped me a lot.
I have also had my oldest girl take it
and it did her lots of good. 1 k'eep it in
the house all the time and recommend
It."—Mrs. DEWITT SINGEBAUGII, West
Danby, N. Y.
Sleeplessness, nervousness, irritabil-
ity, backache, headaches, dragging sen-
sations, all point to female derange-
rnenth which may be overcome by Lydia
Pinkharn's Vegetable Compound.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients d whlell are derived from
native reels and herbs, has for forti
years proved to be a most valuable tonic
and invigorator of the female organism.
Women everywhere bear willing testi-
mony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
fought for the letter. Colonel Burr
disarmed the major, and these people"
—with a scornful wave of- her hand to
the group—"entered upon their own re
sponsibility and took Colonel Burr pris-
oner, 01 their reasons, 1 know noth-
ing. Th03- broke into my house rudely.
The woman pushed herself in. 1 ant
convinced they are enemies bf his. I
thank you for your patience, sir," she
concluded,
"You are 0 surprising women, ma-
dam, to tell 1 story unadorned. Ladies
commonly run to embroideries. But
about the letter? Whet became 0( 11?"
Mistress Prevos1 held iiut her hand.
Upon 11 1117 the crumpled ball of paper.,
''It is here, sir," she said. "Will you
take it from me?"
Washington advanced to her and re-
ceived the thing gravely.
'Do you mean me to read it, ntadam?'
be asked. "1 must tell you that it may
Ile of damage to the prisoner."
"Reed it," she answered, very low.
He smoothed out the paper slowly,
and then held it up to the light.
"Is this the paper you SIM?" he ask-
ed of Alicia Wendell.
"I cannot be sure, sir," she faltered,'
suspecting a trap.
"Woman," he thundered, "do sot
perjure your soul with more false-
hoods: Answer met Is this the paper?
'lit looks the sante," she admitted.
1 -le smoothed the paper once more,
11100e0 a candle nearer, and slowly
read its,icontents. Without a change of
expressiom, he read It once again. Thai
he folded it ca'refully, and stood with it
in his hand.
"The Jelter is other than I ex-
pected," he seed at last. He turned
upon the Englishman. "You were
lying?" be said.
Bellwood's head huog low " -Tis
not the same paper," he muttered.
"I am met such a fool, sir," cried
Wasleington, moved dnally to anger,
"not to know a craven face when I
see one! Neither do 1 often mistake
honest eyes when I look into them.
Once 1 was partly deceived—by you,
Mistress Wendell, 1 admit thee you
almost persuaded Inc once before—you
remember the occasion, 1 doubt not.
To -night I know better, I believe that
you all—eaell and every one of you,
save for this lady of the letter—are in
a scheme to ruin this man by any met-
hod available: Madam, you may go. 1
have no further use for you or your
he
rauceneLnuccorenocarrece
eroe
W
HAT do you think of a city of
10,000 people—secure, serene,
rose-vined by the blue Pacific
—that has sent 13,000 soldiers to the
*war for freedom, fully seventy-five
per cent. of them her own native eiti.
ems! Victoria, British Columbia, has
given units of every needed variety
from grave bespectacled and benursed
hospitals to her latest utlicked bunch
eof bearoubs, the 143rd Bantams. But
of all the famous regiments in Can.
tide, not excepting even the Montreal
Highlanders, nor the Queen's Own or
Toronto, not one bas outdistanced or
can outdistance the record or Vim.
torte's adored 50th Cordon Highland.
ers, which three months ago had
2,000 of all ranks to its credit,
In April, 1.013, when spring was
smiling sleepily on the North .Pacitie,
hiajoe P. J, Riddell succeeded in gath-
ering a hundred representative men
at the Emproes Hotel, and the Gor-
don Highlanders were born on paper
s
1-77.7.7 •
nogrtarrromareanzicumFmrozn
La • W...."-ts..2
:V
to appear to actuality the following
Spring, tinaneed te the (((00 0! $36,900
by their lIonefory LienLenaat.OoRmol
W, M. Coy.
We tat stiltedly imagine the blithe
Sattelteesitetiei With Which the re4-letetat
00
wont Into camp three hiniered Strong
that warless summer of 1914. ft looks
Bo "lend ago sod far irsay," es we
see It through the hazel of 'Ypres and
the torn night of the Somme. Whee
the *mild, is We kaeyv it, cams to ma
end In August., the (10150115 vomn
towed en masse, under their colonel
(now Nlajor-General) A. W. Curry,
and they weut to serve "Somewhere
inFrance."
But the Canadian "Quee21 of the
Pacific" isn't the city to be contented
with its 11181 year's batting average,
The Bantams have just been sent tor,
ward, and everywhere 00 11(111 (00
goes'frotn the swarming dockside ta
the lonesome beights where) the 330-
(111311011 povernment's Observatory
stares at the stairs, there Is a
dash of khaki in the colonial ,
dolor scheme. 0a.k Bee, oPed
sacred to the motorist and the tea
basket, how tortes part of the rept-
lotion route march to harden up the
troops. aft. Baker, down in the State
bt Washington, trusted against the
eky, looks near enough int
aeroplane reeennalSance, and sniff
Cindy solid to prengtre benevolent '
beetrality, The winditia drives bl
Beadon Hill Bark are 111111 01 tInglinB
inalore and tingling sergetteM, ithd
the'great breaches 'of the 'Boug.
IM firs didter to iutt Nig,* that
bag% mull that plot the dark in from
the ?Wilk and tuolre corantdo uot
der is tar ifisueo,-.,
patriotism. 'It is a cloak to hide your
private revenges. Allow Me to warn
YOU' 111 the fitture stay at home and
meddle in no man's business, save your
husband's, I pity mightily.!"
Continued next Week.
mg OLD GARDENER
One 01 1110 bast tools to ese 141 keep -
1113' the garden cultivated Is a common
potato hook such as is used for digging
potatoes. This device is light and can
be used to stir the soil either deeply or
to merely break the crust after a hard '
rain or the hot son has baked the sto-
face. Moreover, it can be used very
close to the plants without breaking
them off. A potato digger is not ex-
pensiye, and really Is much more ser-
viceable than some of the higher
priced implements often recommended.
This is the time for setting out celery
to be used in late fall or stored for
winter. The one sure way to be sue-
cesful Is to thoroughly soak the ground
where the plants are to be set. If the
soil can be made wet for a depth of two
orthree inches, so much the better. The
plants will get a good 811(1 then and
continue to erow with emetically no
check. It is better to trans off the up-
per half of the leaves if the ;lents are
very strong, end p. Wel 13 shear off
the lower portion lee roots at the
!. tele tbne. 1301.11 BoAoit m.oe..et and
Pascal ere papiteer varieties, and
Columbian, although not So well
known, is 01 excellent sort for the
home garnet,.
It is a good plan to bury the runners
of squash vines at frequent intervals ae
they grow. This will foil the squash
vilie borers, which can be combatted in'
only one other way, 1111)511 10 1.1,
Far moreeffective than Sticky Fly
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them out, at slow process, When the
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roots are made and growth continuea
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vines are found to be wilted the pre-
sence of borers may be suspected. The
vegetable marrow Is never bothered by,
borers.
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in Raspberry Preserves
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IF YOU MAKE THEM WITH
"Pure and Uncolored"
Long cooking fades raspberries. You can avoid this by using
LANTIC SUGAR which dissolves instantly on account of its
"FLNE" granulation. LANTIC is the best sugar to use for
all preserving account of its purity and high sweetening
power. IC is a pure cane sugar equally good for the
table, for general cooking and for preserving.
10, 20 and 100.1b. sacks; 2 and 5-1h. cartons.
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