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plete
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l,y
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311
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Avenue,
lias
been
aken
over
from.
Oeorge
Kerr
by
J.
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pate
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Scaly
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Doodson
resh
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irrivlng
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from
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178
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for
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675
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Interesting
Document
Presented
at
Montreal
Conference
.MUNTRKAL,
June
10-(in-
hdlim
Press
.
Two
tinivcrsilic
s.
three
art
faculty,
15
thcnlntfi-eai
college
cu-
farullie-r,
and
13
oilier
instlTutlon
of
"hlkliei
leurnuitt
'
arc
included
in
Ihe
educatlonnl
institutions
of
Ibn
United
Church
of
Canada
as
re
ported
to
Hie
General
Council
of
Unit
Church
in
session
h'rf.
The'
report
say:
"Several
theological
colleger
anticipate,
early
amalgamation
.villi
oilier
L'nileil
Church
rid
lep.
following
out
tlie
co-op
ernlloir
now
obtaining
between
tlieni.
Dial
contact
with
.state
or
Independent
universities
U
Ih-cimiiIiik
cler
i
reported
from
several
rent
res,
particularly
where
professor
In
divinity
are
providing
reliaious
knowledge
option
a
subjects
for
students
hi
iirN.
1
College
reported
on
nuinlicr
28.
wild
staff
293
and
student.
anon!
o.aOO.
J.nrnllinenls
ap
proximate
500
in
theology,
I.&OO
iindcrgraruatc
in
arts
and
1,500
in
school
and
colleges
of
higher
learning.
Unusually
Rood
cur
S
A
THH
DAILY
HIW3
PAOfcPIVS
V
V
UNITED
CHURCH
COLLEGE
REPORT
rent
finance
are
generally
re
ported.
'
Destroyed
by
Fire
The
report
says:
"Destroyed
by
fire.
Newfoundland
Methodist
College
has
tinileil
with
the
Presbylerran
College
nt
St
John
,
taking
over
Presbyterian
laff.
Halifax
Ladies'
College
report
an
excellent
year
in
all
ier
rtrfienl.
Large
attendance
lia
been
inainlaiiied
at
I'ine
Hill
College,
Halifax,
which
will
be
joined
short
ly
by
the
Mietdogioal
(arulty
of
Mount
All
i-n
Univer
ity.
".Mount
Allison
University
Sackville.
N.H.,
has
broken
en.
rolliiient
records,
received
I5,
000
to
found
the
Hon.
Joslan
Wood
lectures
and
has
doubled
summer
attendance.
The
Ladies
College
is
graduating
an
in
creasintr
percentage
of
Its
en
rollment.
Its
new
principal
Is
ti
le
Itev.
V.
Iloss
of
I'ictou
Academy.
Mount
Allison
(boys';
Arudcmy
clones
its
H3rd
year
with
u
surplus
and
steady
at
tendance.
"Montreal
three
co-operal
log
colleges
expect
arnalgarna
tion
shortly
'to
form
n
triple
strand.'
The
Congregational
college
lost
Prof.
W.
II.
War-nner
by
death
after
a
lifetime
of
service.
While
retaining
almost
(he
whole
faculty
and
student
ami
alumni
bodies,-
the
Presbyterian
College
loses,
by
IhgMlalhe
action,
ils
charter
and
budding.
Maintenance
of
undergraduate
onrojlinetil
and
strengthening
of
graduate
department
mark
the
year
at
Wes-leyan
Theological
('ollege.
Finances
and
Growth
"Wesleyan
"College,
Stanstead,
Que.,
reporls
attendance
steady
at
about
300
with
residential
facilities
increased.
Itev.
A.
I).
Mackenzie
becomes
principal.
Oood
finances
and
healthy
growth
are
the
record
at
Ottawa
Ladles'
College.
Transition
from
a
co-educational
to
a
boys'
school
in
newly
completed
$500,-000
plant
nccurs
at
Albert
College,
Uellevllle,
next
term.
Tuctily-cwihl
graduations
and
healthy
finances
are
noted
by
Ontario
Ladies'
College,
Whitby.
Closer
affiliation
with
University
of
Western
Ontario
has
been
ef
ferled
by
Alma
Ladies'
College,
St.
Thomas.
'Closer
relationships
with
Hay
of
Quinle
Conference
are
beintf
formed
by
Queen's
Theological
College,
Kingston,
which
regret
fully
announces
the
retirement
of
Prof.
w.
.
Jordan
ami
resig
nation
of
Dr.
Dyde
as
principal.
1
1
ceo
id
graduating
class
in
arts
of
120
and
record
entrant
class
of
nearly
200,
with
gifts
bringing
properly
and
endowment
values
ui
to
1,000,000
are
noted
by
Victoria
University,
Toronto
Knox
College
reports
n
happy
Notice
of
LAND
0T.
InUntlon
to
Ats'y
'orsthor
to
Lmm
in
niiMn
Charlotte
Miami
Land
He-
cordlnr
DUlrlrt
nt
Prlwe
Rupert,
m1
mtiiatnl
1k
Milieu
rl
tit
Allirnril
nV,
Skulcirate
Inlet,
ami
rrmitlttf
on
l.ot
144,
nniii
r.linr
iill
liHIrlrt.
TAkK
.NOTICE
thai
the
B.C.
FIsliInK
k
hirim,
Cniiiiwmv.
Ltd..
if
Vanrotivrr
lie.
iirriinatloti
Satimxi
Cannera.
Inleiid
to
apply
for
a
Ip
of
lh
followln
do
rril
,l
Porefthnr:
r.tiiiiineMi'tiir
at
a
pot
planted
at
the
mithueit
rnrtirr
of
lot
I44i
thelire
nnr
therlv
and
easterly
followlns
the
line
of
lilKh
'water
mark,
14
rhalns,
nwni
or
le,
lo
the
northwest
corner
nf
l.ol
!44
thenre
west
5
rhiinai
thence
aouthetly
and
westerly,
follnwlns
a
line
parallel
to
the
line
r
hlah
water
mark,
it
chains,
more
or
lest;
(hence
east,
t
chains
to
IHiInt
of
romriienreinent,
and
rnatalnlnf
if
mre
innre
oe
less.
uiiiTisii
rot.trvnn
nsm"o
amd
f
ACkl.NO
COMPANY:
I.Tn:
i
Per
it.
Sherwood,
Afent.
Ditad
join
Arm,
That
the
Canadian
Mother
May
Have
Quick
and
Ready
Information
On
Feeding
Her
Child
BORDEN'S
EAGLE
BRAND
MILK
In
the
followinttcharts
and
data
we
provide
the
Canadian
mother
with
the
necessary
information
she
may
require
for
the
use
of
Borden's
Eagle
Brand
Milk
for
her
child.
You
will
note
that
the
directions
provide
for
a
child
from
three
days
of
atfe
through
until
the
child
is
24
months
old.
In
mUitktn
to
tba
J
re
tions
for
feeding
Borden's
Enrfe
Brand
Milk,
the
mother
should
read
carefully
the
sucpsrtlons
jrhich
should
be
adopted
in
connection
with
the
use
of
Borden's
Eagle
Brand
Milk.
The
Borden
Company
Limited
is
proud
of
the
fact
that
it
has
been
helpful'
in
the
raising
of
many,
many
Canadian
infants
into
sturdy
boys
and
girls
and
men
and
women
who
are
s
credit
to
their
country.
For
further
information,
do
not
hesitate
to
write
direct
to
The
Borden
Company
Limited-
Vancouver
TABLE
OF
DILUTION
STRENGTH
AND
TIMES
OF
FEEDING
"EAGLE
BRAND"
CONDENSED
MILK
I
"
j
lour
Feedings
Quantity
Quantity
,
Teaspoonfuls
of
"EAGLE
BIUND"
Feedings
AGK
Between
Ftedlncs
During
the
Nleht
At
each
Fec-dlng
Fed
in
21
Hours
to
ounces
of
boiled
water
In
24
Hours
TT-
-
-
;
nriTT"
-
aoto'jso.
tVnSl"?
J?uiifT
io
'
ljayg
to
la
ounces
water
""iT"
nrr"
is
to
so
om.
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S
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to3lQM.
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9
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wepkaf
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tcaspoonfnls
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8
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1
4
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;
to
ottnees
water
"
T"-",Jt
4
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BHANW
tea:poonfu!s
T'toft
,)n;,.
-
-
to
38
os.
7
1
4
to
61
oza.
-c
Monhg
3
.....
to
5
ounces
water
F"tr7
9
"
"
"
I
-
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:
'
5
teaspoonfuls
"HGUJ
BItANir
.
x
3
0
5
to
7
ozs.
30
:
to
42
ozs.
T
6
opncewater
Ho"
12
3
7:
i
o
w
7
to
ui
9
ozs.
I
35
to
45
ozs.
teasiionftiT.
"EAGLE
BIMNtT"
g
Montlia
;
o
7
ounces
water
IMIOKTINT
In
pcTAring
feeding
mixtureii
it
U
imperative
that
all
utensils,
bottles,
nipples,
ete
ihouU
je
sterilized
in
boiling
water
I
x-f
ore
uwng.
Use
a
dry
spoon
in
reinoy-iiie
contents
from
the
can,
awl
in
meamirinn
Is-
careful
to
pour
from
can
to
iqioon,
alfowinr.
the
milk
in
the
poon
to
levit
itjelf.
ltepeat
this
procedure
with
every
aputoiful
meaiiured,
ueiug
the
rauw
epoou
every
tiiue.
This
will
insure
accurate
meaaurerncnt
arid
prtluce
the
bent
results.
DIET
FOR
CHILD
DURING
THE
SECOND
YEAR
VmiallT
after
the
twelfth
month
the
mother
should
select
a
diet
schedule.
Every
new
article
of
food
should
be
carefully
prepared,
and
given
st
firs
in
Tery
email
quantities.
AU
,7
J
i
..
m-.l,,!.
uiiK'ril.inir
Ivtu-een
meal
4.
With
many
children
tlus
expansion
of
the
diet
list
is
attended
with
considerable
difficulty.
They
are
thoroughly
satisfied
m-nh
mHlc
ami
reftu
all
otUr
'fonn
of
nourixhment.
In
such
eaueis
withhold
the
milk
until
the
more
solid
articles
of
food
have
lsen
eaten.
If
tth
are
ypven
at
the
same
time,
the
child
'
will
urefer
the
milk
ami
wlien
lie
ha
finUhed
drinking
it
he
will
refit
the
soUl
looJ.
tlie
lullowmg
diet
acneUule
will
jiennit
tlie
utottier
to
ek-ct
a
stutalIe
meal
from
the
foods
lisvsl.
..I
.....
i
i
.
.
'
1.
,
t
Vi
fl
it
is
ueversdyiaiieiomaiieacjiangeinuiriuuruiK
NOTF"
One
teanioonfiil
of
EAflLI
BRAND
CONDENSED
MILK
added
to
one
ounce
of
boiled
water
results
in
a
mixture
equivalent
in
nutritive
value
to
whole
milk.
Whenever
the
word
milk
spprars
in
the
following
diet,
EAOLE
BltAN
D
should
be
diluted
accordingly.
12th
TO
15th
MONTH
FIVE
MEALS
DAILY
15th
TO
18th
MONTH-FOUR
MEALS
DAILY
18th
TO
24th
MONTH-FOUR
MEALS
DAILY
7
A.M.
Oatmeal,
barley,
or
wheat
Jelly,
one
to
two
tbbvifuU
in
U
or
8
ounces
of
milk.
fcSUle
bread
and
butter,
or
rusk
ami
butter.
9
A.M.
Tlie
juice
of
one
orange.
11
A.M.
f"crsped
raro
lef,
one
to
three
Uhlespoon-fuLs
miteil
with
equal
quantity
of
bread
and
moistened
with
lieef-jiiK-e.
Or
a
noft-loicd
egn
mived
with
stale
Lread-crunilw;
a
piece
of
rusk
and
6
or
8
ounces
of
milk.
3
P.M.
Beef,
chicken,
or
mutton
broth,
with
rice
or
tale
liread
broken
into
ths
broth.
Six
ounces
of
milk,
if
wanted.
Stale
bread
ami
Isitter
or
iwk
snd
butter.
Many
chiklren
at
tlm
alve
are
will
take
and
diiwt
apjJe-sauce
and
prune
pulp;
!
thee
are
given,
milk
should
l
omitted,
6
P.M.
Two
tablcstworifuUi
of
cereal
jelly
in
8
ounces
cf
milk;
s
piece
of
rusk.
Stale
bread
and
butter.
10
P.M.
A
tablcspoonful
of
cereal
jelly
in
8
ounces
of
iriilk.
After
o-ning,
it
u
side
to
leave
the
milk
in
tlie
original
can.
ORANGE
JUICE
Wlien
baby
is
four
mcntlis
old,
give
one
teaspoonful
of
strained
orange
juke,
diluted
with
equal
quantity
of
boiled
water,
owe
daily
U-forc
feeding
time.-
Gradually
increase
tht
amount
imtil
ou
arc
riving
the
strained
juice
of
a
half
of
an
orsngo
undiluted,
ouce
daily
lxfore
feeding
'time.
Orange
juice
may
bu
continued
until
child
is
eld
enough
to
tat
other
fruits
as
well
as
oranges.
OATMEAL
JELLY
When
baby
i
fivs
months
.old,
stkl
one.
teaspoonful
of
oottncjl
jelly
to
each
ftssling.
:'
Gradually
.increiwe.
the;
amount
until
yon
are
adding
thri-4
;tslUjpoorifuls
fit
foat,:
hieal.
Jelly
to
each
fewling.
To
make
oatmeal
jelly
add
four
ounces
of
oatmeal
to
one
pint
of
water;
Iwil
focthree
hours
in
a
douUo
Imilrr,
and
add
enough
water
so
whsn
rooking
is
completed
a
tliin
paste
will
l
fdrmod.
This
while
hot
is
forced
through
s
strainer
to
removecoarser
particles.
When
cold
a
ncmi-msss
will
be
funned.
Oatmeal
jelly
may
l
continued
untd
child
is
old
enough
to
rat
w'tll
cooled
whole
cereals.
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Ktillrsl
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ion
in
tlieolriRy
with
Victoria
lias
eontinued
4nd
plan
for
com-plelo
aninlKamatlnn
ore
tinder
way.
The
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closing
exercises
ff
the
two
eollejtcs,
which
filled
Convocation
Hall
at
University
of
Toronto
showed
a
Kraduallnpr
class
hf
28
new
ministers'
for
tho
United
Gluirch.
RQrtUbt
Rtlrmnts
-
J'llejiri'nienl
of
Profs.
Bryce
and
Duval
with
years
and
7
A.M.
Oatmeal,
hominy,
corn
meal,
each
cooked
three
hours
the
day
before
they
are
used.
When
the
rooking
is
completed
the
cereal
should
tie
of
the
consistence
of
a
thin
pute.
This
is
strained
through
a
coUnder,
which
upon
cooling
will
form
a
miss
of
jelly-like
consistence.
Of
this
p've
two
or
three
UhlespoonftiU,
served
with
milks
8
or
10
ounces
of
milk
ss
a
drink.
Toast
9
A.M.
The
hiice
of
one
orange.
11
A.M.
A
soft-boiled
egg
mixed
with
stalo
breadcrumbs,
or
one
tablespoonful
of
scraped
beef
mixed
with
stale
bread-crumbs
snd
moistened
with
lieef-juice;
A
drink
of
milk.
Husk
or
bran
biscuit,
or
stale
bread
and
butter.
3
P.SI.
Mutton,
chicken,
or
liecf
broth,
with
rice
or
junket
or
with
stale
bread
broken
in
the
broth.'
Custard,
corn-starch,
pkin
rioo
pudding,
junket,
stewed
primes,
baked
apple
or
apple
sauce.
6
P.M.
Farina,
cream
of
wheat,
wheatens
(cooked
two
hours).
(live
from
one
to
three
t&btatonnfuls,
wrved
witli
milt,
A
drink
of
milk.
Husk
or
stale
breaS
and
butter.
CONSTIPATION
'
Oatmeal
water
very
often
relieves
this
condition.
To
make
oatmeal
water
add
one
heaping
tahlespoonful
of
oatmeal
to
one
pint
of
water,
and
liod
for
three
hours
in
a
double
boiler.
This
will
make
a
little
more
than
half
a
pint
"f
thick
gruel
to
which
add
one
pint
of
water
that
has
been
I
wiled.
After
straining
mixture
through
fine
strainer,
you
should
liave
a
little
more
than
a
Wnt
of
whitish
liquid.
Tliis
should
be
it-scd
with
each
feeding
instead
of
the
plain
tioiled
water.
I
f
you
find
that
this
makes
tioweis
too
loose,
dilute
oatmeal
water
with
plain
tioiled
water.,
'
Barley
or
rice
water
may
lie
used
instead
of
Oatmeal
water.
If
necessary
two
to
three
drops
of
plain
codliver
oil
may
lie
given
twice
daily
added
tojhe
morning
and
night
.feedings.
DIARRHEA
Give
nothing
Imt
plain
boiled
water
for
twenty-four
hours.
Then
start
feeding
with
barley
water,
or
rice
w-ater,
to
which
has
been
added
a
little
salt
to
improve
the
taste.
If
thehe
feedings
are
retained,
ami
liowel
movements
lessened,
small
amounts
of
very
weak
reguhr
feedings
may
be
started
ami
gradually
inerea.Vd
according
to
baby's
condition.
If
your
tiaby
dues
not
improve
after
trying
tho
above
suggestions,
consult
your
doctor
at
once.
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all
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decisions
of
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ministry
of
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cordiality
of
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with
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co-educational,
teaching
iio
the
year
at
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where
up
to
tho
end
of
tlie,
second
yea?
the
two
institutions
have
done
in
arts
has
received
substantial
Increasing
teaching
of
religious
knowledge
In
the
arts
courses
of
University
of
Manitoba,
Four
specialists
In
boys'
work
at
Moose
Jaw
College
have
had
full
academic.
success
with
substantial
classes
totalling
101
students.
The
college'
is
gratified
recognition
from
.University,
of
Saskatchewan
as
tn
uniformly
good
work.
Recognition
ly:
delegates
(rout
sister
colleges
Ihai
its
functions
and
financial
support
should
he
widened
has
come
to'
St.
-Andrew's
tlotle'gts
Saska
toon,
on
tne
principle
mat
a
7
A.M.
Commeal,
oatmeal,
hominy
(prepared
as
in
the
aliove
schedule).
Serve
With
milk,
or
with
butter
ami
salt.
A
soft-boiled
ezz
every
two
or
three
days.
Hashed
chicken
on
toast
occasionally.
A
drink
of
milk.
Bran
hi.
cuit
and
butter,
or
stale
bread
and
butter.
9
A.M.
The
jiuce"
of
one
orange.
11
A.M.
Rare
beef
minced
or
scraped;
the
heart
of
a
lamb
chop,
finely
cut
Chicken.
Spinach,
asparagus
tips,
squash,
strained
stewed
tomatoes,
stewed
carrots,
mashed
cauliflower.
Baked
apple
or
apple-sauce,
Stale
bread
and
butter.
After
thi
twenty-first
month,
baked
potatoes
-and
wrll-eooked
strained
bean.
.
?
,
3
P.M.
Chicken,
beef
or
mutton
broth,
with
rice
or.;
with
stale
bread
broken
into
the
broth.
Custard,-
corn-
'
'
starch,
or
plain
rice
pudding,
junket,
stewed
prunes.
Bran
biscuit
and
butter
or
stale
bread
and
butter.
6
P.M.
Farina,
cream
of
wheat,
wheatena
(each
cooked,
two
hours).
Give
one
to
three
.tablespoonful
s,
served
with
milk,
or
with
butter
and
salt.
A
drink
of
milk.
Rusk
or
stale
bread
and
butter.
The
following
surest
ions
have
proved
to
be
helpful
when
properly
used
with
bottle
feedings,
and
they
may.
be
used
in
conjunction
with
Eagle
Brand
Condensed
Milk.
Always
pour
tlss
milk
from
the
can
into
the
spoon
allowing
it
to
level
itself
but
not
run
over.
You
can
readily
understand
that
by
dipping
the
spoon
into
the
can
you
get
more
.
than
a
level
Ssinfi:l,
lassune
of
the
milk
thst
would
sdhere
to
the
bottom
of
the
spoon.
'
When
vmi
Live
added
tho
milk
to
the
water
stir
thorougldy.
This
is
important.
ii
iriiiuuuviiu
iimi
ju
i
ivici
tin.
iau
ugnuj
niui
au
l.mini
cup,
aim
ftirp
lb
ill
a
tuut,
umj
puce
.-
BARLEY
WATER
,
Obtain
the
very
best
bsrley
flour.
Add
one
rounded
tablespoonful
to
one
pint
of
water.
Boil
for
thirty
minutes,
strain,
then
add
enough
water
to
make
one
pint
RICE
WATER
Add
one
tablespoonful
of
rice
to
a
pint
of
water.
Boil
three
hours,
adding
water
from
time
to
time
so
that
you
will
have
one
pint
of
rice
water
at
the
end
of'
the
three
liours.
f
LIME
WATER
It
is
seldom
necessary
to
useh'me
water
with
Eagle
Brand
Milk
but
shoukl
there
be
undigested
particles
of
food
in
the
bowrl
movements
(which
seem
to
be
otherwise
normal)
or
rhould
there
be
vomiting
of
Urge
curds
shortly
after
feedingor
colic
it
would
bo
then
advisable
to
try
lime
water.
Obtain
freshly
prepared
liine
water
at
the
Druggists,
of
which
add
1
to
2
teaspoonfuls
to
each
feeding.
COLIC
OR
VOMITING
These
conditions
may
be
due
to
over
feeding,
or
constipation.
Reduce
quantity
of
food
and
use
constipation
formula,
or
liine
water
formula,
as
given
above.
Your
dealer
can
supply
you
with
Borden's
Eagle
Brand
Milk
note
the;
picture
of
the
can
and
take
no
other.
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In
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'cannot
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clusively
to
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"Transfer
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higher
grades
tif
;vork
from
Alberta
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iN'orth
which
still
tquches
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,
to
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between
Alberta
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South
and
Robertson
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.New
Westminster,
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reeognfie
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church
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RyVrson
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