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TORONTO -
August 28th « 1909 - September I30I
Greatest Live Stock Exhibit on the Continent. ]rorty industries
in active operation.
ADMIRAL LORD CHARLES BERESFORD
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MILITARY YEAR AT THE FAIR
Model Camp -Victoria Cross and Wrestling on Horseback Competitions be-
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Dreadnoughts
in
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GREAT DOUBLE BILL OF FIREWORKS
THE SIEGE OF KANDAHAR
BATTLE OF THE NORTH SEA
WATCH FOR REDUCED RATES AIW EXCURSIONS.
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Western
Open to
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A. M. HUNT, SECRETARY.
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1101 ET -Fat 'PLEASING FACES,
Where Most of the "Pretty Girl" Post
Garda Come From,
The craze for photograph postal
cards, more highly developed in Paris
than elsewhere, has set every one
searching for pretty girls, and so the
French metropolis has suddenly
awakened to Us extraordinary wealth
in this delightful commodity. There
Were two girls living at Neuilly who
first tapped the gold mine, and for
awhile they led the strenuous life,
Posing not only for postai cards, but
for valentines and for the charming
little advertising cards that accom-
pany boxes of chocolate and such
like dainties. A Paris correspondent
tells us of the fad and how it spread
from the Neuilly girls until all Paris
was ransacked for pretty faces:
Then, one day, the post card trade
of Paris told them:
"We have seen your pretty faces
lots !"
It was a shock, coming in the same
niontli from half a dozen publishers;
but the girls finally cheered up at the
suggestion:
"Find us other pretty faces, while
yours rest?"
The two Neuilly houris made their
contracts for so much per pose and
subject, and they started in among
friends and acquaintances of friends.
And thus they made a queer dis-
covery; while of real beauties there
are few in any given city block, the
mass of pleasing faces, pi iaant, re-
viving, troubling, interesting, mock-
ing, defying, challenging with ques-
tions, promises, pardons, and mys-
teries, how tell it? -bright faces
waked to pretty audacity by the mag-
nificent discovery that they are not
plain, that some one wants to photo-
graph them -these are rather plenty!
I repeat, they are not actresses or
models.
They are Paris giris who were neg-
lected.
At this moment they are having
vast appreciation. "Who has not her
post card?" runs the slang phrase.
In great factories --where they make
shirts, pants, or what not -half the
girls have been post -carded !
They are posed not for Parisian
subjects only. Every province has
to have its "types," its pretty laces
under local "coiffes," genre groups
in local costumes.
All these are posed in Paris -where
the pretty subjects are in hand al-
ready, saving all expensive hunting!
Old Time Sea Food.
A glance et the fish shops to -day
arouses the reflection that one could
have fasted with far more variety in
the middle ages. Where is new the
whale of yesteryear that was roasted
and served on the spit or boiled with
peas, the tongue and tail being the
choicest parts? The porpoise, too,
was a royal dish, roasted whole and
eaten with mustard, when Henry VII.
was king, and so was the grampus
or sea wolf. The Lamprey, after its
one dramatic and regicidal perform-
ance, seems to have lost its . popular.
ity, and nobody nowadays is anxious
to eat the limpet. Many fish, how-
ever, seem to have endured through-.
out the ages, such as the sprat and
herring, eaten especially in Lent; the
oyster (officially a fish) and the an-
chovy,, sternly anathematized by old
Tobias Venner in I620 as "food for
drunkards." -London Standard.
The Kaiser's Marvellous Shooting.
Count Zeppelin tells an amusing
story of the ease with which the Ger-
man Emperor is in the habit of break-
ing records. On, one occasion he was
out shooting with the Kaiser. At
the end of the day it was announced
that the Kaiser had broken all re-
cords. His deer were laid before him
in a long line, The photographers
began to get their cameras ready. His
Majesty had shot, the head keeper
said, sixty-four deer. The Kaiser
made no public contradition, but, as
he took up his position behind his
deer for the photographs, Count Zep-
pelin heard him murmur to the head
keeper, with a smile: "Sixty-four
deer, eh? That's very odd. Indeed,
it's almost inexplicable. I only fired,
you know, thirty cartridges."
Scientific Experts In the Kitchen.
"But," says the lady of the house
to the applicant, "you really should
not ask such high wages from me
when you consider the conveniences
with which my house is equipped -
electric cooking range, electric wash-
ing and ironing machines, vacuum
sweepers and dusters, pneumatic
carriers from and to all floors and
rooms, 'phones and annunciators in
each room, sanitary wall and floor
finishes, filtered air, filtered water,
antiseptic refrigerator" -
"Yes, mum," interrupts the appli-
cant, "but the likes of you ought to
know that a scientific expert draws
a lot more money than a kitchen
mechanic."
Couldn't Lift It.
It was on board the peerless liner
Hurrytania, and, the lady was in
tears.
An officers paused and asked the
cause.
"W -why," she stammered, "I no-
ticed that everybody on board was
taking all sorts of things for souve-
nirs, and I tliotight I'd like that nice
looking anchor over there, and when
nobody was looking I stooped down
to lift it rind btoke sixteen tapes and
lost aee'veuteeti buttons -and the hor-
rid thing wouldn't Dome up 1"
And oho wept afresh as she walked
away.
'fit* Stuart Valet..
The church potesesaed a vahaabie
Bible, which was only used on Sub•
days, says a writer in an Bngliah
magazine, speaking of an English
country parish. During the creek it
was kept in a box which ranter cur-
iously formed the stand upon which
the reader of the lessons Meed On
Ocie occasiekt. when this willt being
shown to a visitor the remark vrlaa
made that it did not seely yeti rev
erant trw men a eletytymib to betel
upon the Bible. "Pareloit " this
old verger replied. 'In this
air. we take our shwa *w the
Sersptalrec"
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sore feet,, stings and
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THE OLD TESTAMENT IN RHYME
The great Jehovah speaks to us
In Genesis and Exnrius
Leviticus and Numhern see,
Followed by Deuterononuv;
Joshua ant'_ Jadges away the land;
Rath gleans her sheaf with trembling
baud;
Samuel end ntmvrnus Kings eepear,
Whose Chronicles we wondering hear;
Ezra a,.d Nehemiah now;
Esther the beauteous mourner show;
Tob in sighs, David in Psalms,
And Proverbs teach to stetter alms;
Eocleainsties then Demes on,
And the sweet Songs of Solomon;
I'Ish. Jeremiah the n
With Lamentations takes his pen;
Ezekiel. DauieI, Hosea's lyres
sell Joel, Amos, Obadiah's;
Next Jonah, Micah, Nahum Dome,
And lofty Hahgkkrk fin de room;
While Z+nhaniah, Haggi calls
Rept Zaeherish builds the walls,
And Malachi with garments rent
Onnolndes the anofent Tertament.
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]hake a man sit up and take notice.
They are all married. So are the glen.
It isn't any use to tell a woman to do
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ale of
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Everybody has sympathy for the un-
derdog, but still most people sort of
feet that it is nice to stand in with
the top dog.
Be kind to all you chance to meet,
but not too kind or you will soon cease
to be able to meet anybody.
Some people would be so disappoint-
ed that they would be unhappy if all
the world were happy.
No matter how occupied, there are a
great number of people who would
rather do anything else under the sun
than to do what they may chance to
be doing.
Undesirable Count.
It's a nuisance,
So it is,
Just to have
The rheumatic.
Ever have that
Busy pest
Put your temper
To the test?
No? .Ah, well,
You needn't sigh.
It will catch you
By and by.
Maybe at
Your garden gate
With a club
It lies in wait
And will take
You down the line,
Though you're feeling
Mighty fine
And have never
Known an ill
Nor have met
A. doctor's bill.
When it gets you
You will know
Whether m the
Back or toe,
For it atways
Ras a way -
Too familiar,
You will say -
Of proclaiming
It is there
And your bed
And board to share.
Every anxious
Friend you meet
As you hobble
Down the street
Will present you
With a cure
That for rheumatic
is sure.
They should know -
11 not, who would? -
For it did
Their case no good.
A Word to the Wise.
OH! MY STICK P.IN'
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night."
"'You did?"
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"Who told 117"
"I did."
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Had a CoI1•ttkin.
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