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laod. Quebec. Le
re competing for
sting the fav•
Ttlp men will be
ay "7th or _Slit,
th r departure.
ted tl .y are to
elan o .lana itlr.--
V. C'., f Quebec.
kelt' to r reh'c a
ty perhnpbee the
name of L ptntn
tree Canaille • Ire•
sed In tonne inn
of the a sting, it.
it eight non (•01
and inr'n will h
rent the Q,,0m ele
and that the two
tlmente will fur
or each.
tie ILttfNr.
7. --Th. fleet belch
n at Montreal 4(.11
,t noon by the In
y for Mellfwc.
a contingent of r.,'
voted to arrive in
I leave here will
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maWeed ttem "
f 'trek In the Il.'"
in were nil Ink -
1 rItielt member. "r
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al opened nt St n.m
era bream wnItI',.:
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GLANCES AT THE FASHIONS
SEEN IN THE SMART SET
(By Athrosrt "'xenon r,
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Some (towns of the New
York Inner Circle of the
400 Described
tr fT- it ?r'itsiriir+7r'it7rTF7rir-ir?fTT7r7r7'r ler
April sleet err .tie here and the May It
remer• are springing through the
t „ I. The sbuwera
of spline, the and as
rs
'1
ere the sternal
Itlotber Nature fieuutr ler guy Muer j
we woman goer out Leto the world
ul'uia eumw"r rheppl.lg bunt. That
she mutt ecou be a rummer girl the
blowy.
some t apparent fact In her
✓ pring catalogue Is the one whl,h
tell. her that 1( le to be a white
entumer. Perhaps nut All white. 1411
W 'early so tl(ut you might as well
rot %kite.
11-I10 cares If it gown Ire In 1120011-
ndurel yelllow, justle off ilia
Fortun-
atel• yo. le
for her w'llu le to be In the
elle) swim thin polo comes tide
year le becoming toner. 'mettwd of
thebwo-the tte fairestinblolder, blhcomllar
g
p.l j
type. ,t , uluiort
anrm nd in oysterla a grey, egrey p 1which IN
quitequite.
welts, mod ln'the tbrtr de 3tths. flues
that are rmuk%, p
,dray barite. 07 Wklle.
You will be nuri'riccd to feud hues
many eIWder ui 4414410 there; ale., and
the
match -
tag of a whitete clothdreadad you had
better. tike Aosta a bit of the goofs,
lot no twitter how flue an eye you
melte for color you will turely meke
tel -take au 1 wain home a itlt some-
thing that does slot muton ut all.
The. color of old lace Ir n ovular
ups for the very
vete. cloth
tuawl
14uh I '
iaunhcue,erly Mounting. There are tory
fen who cannot wear ft. lou will
teal ilio[ U maker up Je71h;btl�ully
slat trot eine tau lacer and with
Iri'.h crocheted polut lu the ut-
id.8che1 thread.
lia..44 krsely wftae.r as there le lu
Linn tune carried throug't a whole
Aain. Tu /Irises It up a little or
b lgbt' u It a al brie* wt III.• a_Irr
of 'oar *heel's \o11 ts 1, wails 41 111011
of pauho punk 4. it et Just upon the
We. %%lilt two Lasl:;li,l: cud* Ilulehel
- w4 7, '.fMet knots. Your telt a.(81
sank may bo toe *line or you run de-
part from thin cartons lad wear a
punk lose lu you?Pludr, one at your
reek lad one at your belt.
It inert col le suppo.ed that this
civet w 111071 ea the cuter of old lace
la theigued slrtcl4Ly cud only for the
horse. F'nr from It. This ,raft shade
le made up H't0 street gown' and he
wren %t -lit I4. It d,corattone or with
bevet of brute u %civet, which are
really far better for the r
Tam such a gown e f tuck the
bows' wal.t. Tuck the sleeves anal
ht cafe of old lace finish the wrists
will: pulps of lace above tl em
i.et. the yoke be a lace one and
Ill the ..inter be of the cloth with
lac'• trier it. Then let the belt and
Wert have a very little coffee brown
tenet en the 'shape of a twirl and
rut' tete brown velvet roes made
up 4, 111 V(I:11 by the yard, not artl-
1x•1.11 roves, lint "made" roses. An
411.11in of refinement *Ul hang
Aron?! tins gown
1 11ocul.te-.r-Call.
the 1)d the evert ebarming creations
d the Curly •11.111111 Of IS a gown 01
etorotater ..pond veiling. rather
pal. neve 1 ke u ehocelate-au-latt.
The ,-kart I. ..t sweep length, laid
Is t;*•k• from the belt down nearly
to tle• hem. and Abe welot is made
the ante way. all took.. from throat
to bee, with a little pouchy effect
over the (rout of the belt.
Th ;re in 'Moe 'lou this gown, an
mem ell the drawee of spring, whe-
ther they be for the street or the
hot:m.'. nisei ties 11110a In this came is
'set a. • hip yoke, with a point in
the in dale of the front and with tap -
wing sides There he a waist yoke.
but ;; comes upward from the 74.1*
.444 1.4,1ve eumething like a continua -
thee of the hip yoke. The cuffs are
beget refrains 0t the chocolate cloth,
with neat little wristbands of lee,
firlsling them.
Tto.r.• net Mine very •mart drP*Nee
Ir this c'runtry, smarter far than
tuba• i4. I.ordun. and there are Amer-
ico!) % rnrh who mato their money
and their cloths. go farther than
kscler' *,even know bow to do.
Thee nee not always (he women
d wrath, but often they are leaders
le elem.. because they know so well
how to drew and to make their
lothor seem "fit" always anti very
teen.
One of the most economical of fine
dreamers Is lira. John Jacob .Actor.
Wm W not oblige.' to "rorUnpi' am
other women understand scrlmplug,
yet she doer not 'mend a fortune
In her gowns. She ohoorer suite
that are In harmony. 1111' Neritlg
rite haw two walking sults, one In
grey and one in blue. Both are
*weep length. marl longer than the
pedestrian, and both require hold-
In1e up on the street.
The bite. Ir 111 the old-ff,hloned
,haele of navy blue, 81111 IN trimmed
with wide haw1s of braid stitched
on both melee.
Mrs. Astor's tows.
The wider les a Ru.,lan blouse,
open In front over n French rod
r111rt wnlst which ti rubNstiltutexl
for one of white on some theca -
.Jour. Trimming the NkLrt there
are long halal(' of the braid that
cane down .etch lade of the front
and curve around the skirt at tie"
herd of nn undillating flounce *hich
grow. whirr In the back.
With this silt n very large black
hat it. worn. It turns up In the hack
with a big bow and there is a
',weeping plume around the brim.
Black suede glover complete thin
very elegant street guwu.
to Iden that the blots, the
gloves and the lint slake the coe-
tunie is one that grown nein you
MIN Mendell. Thr cttrrrue neetatvte
or the new elioeN, with t7404r D011.11.
ed leather aides, their bf•illiant tier
and their Noelndhdr-
Rtlon n11.7 ree+pi 't. 'Try are 41511%.•.
thome new erring shoes, and very
..11.ib1,•. though they do not go
Mimi( branded with that aeetem-
t10u.
it IN ro,lly time to cul of new
Shoe. In nearly eery part of the
country. Am root) at; allow le part
the low *hove are brought out and
wotnen who like to look neat nronn•1
the feet welcome thle economical
"seem from the easily roughened
high top boot. .
Many New York women wear low
.Aloe's all winter, and so prevalent
was this custom during tho tart sea-
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PLASTERS FAILED.
Liniments. 011s and flany Other
lediclnes did no (food.
should go? You w111 want a sheath
skirt. as close ad possible around the
hips and as full as an, orchid around
the foot. The orchid skirt le one
of the now aklrts. So is the morn-
ing glory skirt which Is extremely
full.
The flounce can he one that 1e
pointed at the top. 1t can ba cut In
great pones so that only ten of
them aro needed to encompass the
skirt. Tata raptor hangs 'straight sod ,
even and les tlul di d by a hem.
Around the top of the flounce there
are narrow Week velvet ribbons run,
A iALK WITH GIRLS.
How to Obtain Bright Eyes
and Rosy Cheeks
Pale Auaemlo and Krslly tired Girls
011e' *'all r Prey le l oe-
soa,ptuu,
111 pitting girl'. we look for abund-
ant health and etreug174 rutty
uhe•ekr, bright eye,,, lllvu, plump
flesh and cuurtuut cic"rfuluerr.
1101V uftcu, howeser, we meet yeuag
girls who reels pr"w-Iturely 1.111.
feeble, pale, Miller., thin and ler-
table. %twee abnormal and elan -
germs. ooneIltlonr ore due to a gen•
erul weaklier.' of the blued, and
rlould be curod just us. prOak ptly as
poaslble, or the whole lite of the
patient %i11 bo ruined, tl, irlde+wl, e
decline WOconrllwptlolt Jo not
f
speedily follow. Dr. p'llliamr' Peak
Pelt' for .Rale People ore the nal- i
and there aro threaded In and out
of a banal of Insertion width (inhales
the top of the flounce. At the top of
each polut there comes a little black
velvet bow
The belt need be only a band of In-
rnrtlon with narrow black *rivet run
through It. Two -Inch -wide Insertion
maker a good belt.
Thin mason no many pretty belts
are made. of Insertion. The kind that
will accommodate n ribbon is used
and the velvet ribbon it run at top
and M,ttom. Any color may be.
chosen and the belt is so inexpensive
thatC uuo can have half a dos a-
one for vetch suit, run with ribbon
to
11111 11.b.
.1 charming, wey to finish the
wrl.ts of your rummer dress is with
a ruffle of the printed muslin. Be-
tween raffle and sleeve use,. a strip
of I..ertlon for a cuff and run two
narrow rt'bone through 11. ' I
.A great many summer wrists are
rut very- low In the neck to P t over
. +t yoke of white Iet•e. This pretty
f..hion permit.' the leaving off the
oke for e4.ning and dinner oeCa-,,
sh,n": The only neck finish required
for rho waist le the little black vel-
vet ribbon ran through muertlon.
The stitch: he a temple platter of
needlework with t. Ivet run through.'
.1t (MP side of 'the bust there may
tae 11 hitt vibe, of btnek velvet rib-
barn. And for the hair you will need
another 54,04, of black velvet to •
j thatch the one at the beet
Crisp Witte I:uwne.
i74c sty girl' wh1%dresp n great
1 New Brua.wtek Puslmester Tells
of hie Efforts to Cure hl. Kleine>
Trouble -Ile Suffered for Years and
1,1.4 Many Medicines, but only
Rr'•eutly round tb. Right One.
Lower Windom, N. Be April 7. -
(11peeviaU.-Syr. T. 11. lielyea, poet -
stetter of thin place, ham made a very
'mei..sting statement of his ex-
perience In his efforts to he cured
of hl In.y Teenier, which has both-
/fel hill for many years.
At limee lir would bore very fad
T''le and when there crime On he
:,Imo.t InId up,
18 • trust e,.•vere' doctors and 111C.1
nary 111.41101 Wit. tut. nothing weemp,l
to her him in the least.
1.1„-1174, oil., 'Oilmen/it ou the out-
11dr. .n.7 ,Io.m of all Rimer Anel dee-
Irlpl •.ne taken internally seem to
lot.. bat one rerun, IIs *n8 110 bet-
ter.
hlnally thrrwtgh reacting 81) ndver-
Ide"rfent be was lata lel the use of
ftbll's Kidney I'ilie. IIP Alwyn:
"44.ide, Kidney Pails were err high-
ty recommended for Kidney Trollt.le
that after reading mime leet'mnnini4,
I remetrelttt to try them 1tcc0ritng
to directions.
i had tried so many thing that I
was very •k,ptk'al, end had hat lit-
te faith that 14.1.1R Kelley Pine
mutt '.r would help me. however, 1
bel not age them k -..g before 1 found
*4411 tt hemore all and more thaw wits
teemed for them.
"I have received more benefit from
in then from any other medicine
1 ve ever tote' for they seem to
tat made w complete entre of my
1*..
"1 f.(as well as ever I did and
leve tho ..lightest trace ed the
hti ..rlevwdile that bothered me
W5t 1*, 10
Anne to any that I believe that
raters Kleine 1'NIe are the right
Welch* for 1i ePy,, Tro4biP.0k
11r 1tMyaa 1, terwell nown 1.0
wer.IxlNy In UM neighborhood end
(horn urn taut few who have or* been
twNr,lelf his lteertotta IIIn.ee.
F.^ryrenw le delighted at his Im
,,v1 health nod his published etate-
bee'heat Anne mlrh to mete Dede's
I
y Pell oven more: poplar h
•11neighborhood thee they have
ken.
CROWN OF IR1WI POINT AND BRIM PACED WiTiI TULLE AND ROSES.
scan that clergymen preached against 1
tt and doctors were interviewed up-
on it. 111 t•ftert.. Etna with the aspen
worked Irterktnge were the low 'hom
worn and New York women actually
trod the snow and tromped the ice
with thele Pri5581111 show's buttmel
by only a single btttun at the ankle.
Tho Priscilla, or the colonial, do of
opting ham made Its npp•nrane.' It
le lo* and rather e-11" In the toe.
it le high In the heel, Mal. after the
Cuban pattern, not the French heel
style nor the bout. Qulnao.
1 he nprlen Mh.,..
The heel, while high. le square and
supporta the tinkle. There is a big
gun mortal buckle upon the Instep
nal the phew- h:u 0 to,,giw. Behind
the tongue there W a little 'trap
nod button. P41" sae 1m heavy and
tt 1e to be doubted If fair woman,
with her protective petlleuats, will
wafter In Menti, from this style of
tow shoe.
A Wallin 11 who ,Iretwee remarkably
*011 -arnl who should do so -le Sire.
Charles' Rana Gibson. An babittual
ntt.'ntlRnt at the row show, a Ivo -
Mall of magnificent physique, a faeh-
tonahl•• woman, In one menss of the
word, see Is b.*otlfnlly gowned at
all title.. Atte wears the tailor grads
types, .oftene'1 by lace. and chiffons.
Mrs. 0 II. i'. Belmont m eek 5 m you
forget 5115 IN a gran Imother when
yon sew her bronse gold hair brush-
ed away from her temples in great
enrVes, while the frond IN brought
Town In the eyebrow puff.
%fr.. i1eInt'.nt'e favorite color le
green and tt11N rpring elm s wear -
leg to. merretula teef->trMw steak
trimmed with gold and black braid.
There in long elroak of hIac trim-
med with bralll Clown etch mills of the
besot sn.7 there are bell .lrevew bor-
dered with the brilliant braid.
Bnylne for M1nui5r.
It la time to be out and buying the
*ninmer gown. You con tin no for a
very little. 'tile lovely printed mum -
line aro very cheap and there are
(leered chiffon., chlffonettet they are
called, that mate lovely trlmming'.
The French print' are excellent and
the art meiveau mu.11ne quite throw
into the *Made the mercerised goods
which held the centre of the stage
ma an nttrnetlon 'net year and the
year before.
Why not get n dimple little printed
nuulln
and make it np in the way It
Slops tee Ceugh
.ad Werke Off the Cold.
1,0 stir* fare no-Qednlne Tablet* cure
• cold In one day. No'Cnr.. No Pay.
Price 25 cent*. y
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VrAWYRtee.ILAMCm, Ai,SO. MEN --T'
...WV lettere, /111,11111.1rn1.'-I" •'• tt
honer, nniwhe'rt: d -,v •,r •-nater•: sttletty
S1*riu tl( (4 e. 18141118 a e, llsvekasJ. 0. 14111•
efNrturtar OCe•4*
ural, ligkeil and sure cure for week
ghee. 'these Pills make r,ch, red 1
bloat with every 110484. linty
strengthen the nerves, act upon the
whole system, and bring health.
letraugth and happiness W those
who use there.
Mrs. Iflnen Rfn'k1Or, South l'el-
Iwm townehlp, Weiland County.
Ont., maim: '-It is with plousure
that I give this tr4lute to the
health•reetoring virtue/I of llrg11"nl-
helve' Pink fills. When my ditugle
ter Lente bt'un the use of your
medicine, alto war In u 'wed wretch-
ed eouelitlou. In fact, we were seri-
ously aletrtued tete. rhe 'tight out
recover. .Ile eymptume were n
feeling of languor unci weaka0,..,
gradually growing wurde. She be-
came pale, lust f1ea1,, It ad IiLtle us.
no appetite, alai w -as apparently
going into a decline. F':uully rho
trouble became complicate,' with a
permisteut sore throat, which gate
her grunt difficulty in swulluwwg.
She wua placed under the cure of
u doetur, talo mold her blood sur
poor anti watery, and her whole
eryrtem badly run down. 1711 doc-
ter'n treatment did not help her
eau; h, and then, acting on the (Wilco
of 41. neighbor, 1 begun to glee her
Ur. William.' Mk Pills. lite coat -
deem. with which this medicine wets
urged upon um was not misplaced,
as 1 soon noticed a distinct im-
provement in my daughters condi-
tier, The use of the pine for roma
week' completely restored her, and
from that time .he has been a
cheerful, lighthearted girl, the very
picture of health."
These Mlle never fall to restore
health and strength in comer like
the above. Through their action
on the blood and nertclt they also
caro Snell diseases um rheumatism.
edati011, tit. tit'.. dance, ind.ges-
tiun, kidney trouble, partial par•
Myelin etc. There are many no -
called tonic pill., het they are ull
mere Intttatlone of this great med-
icine. 8e *urn that you get the
genuine with the full name, " Dr.
Williams' ('Ink Pills for l'ale People,"
on every box. If your dealer .leen
not beep them they will. be sent
poet paid at 50 cents a box or
.4* beers for $2.50 hy addressing
the Dr. Williams' Me,dic:tie :Lee,
Ba *kvllle. Oat.
ural mei hate a great mato- govene
are w•1+chng the crisp material..
wh.eh rove fas,hhrnublu thin year.
Teene m'tter'fIN give an appearance
,( youth that °nutlet be, obtained
from any other kind of stuff.
They are orient and fresh, young
and neturul looking, quite (efferent
faun the closing, fu•tlmctte type, ser
..111111, and for is charge very r'•-
Ir,v,lling. Just how they will ,tarn'
the wind and the weather, the ma
bro0uur and the mountain fastnesses,
it will be fur punaner -to disclose.
Oben fleet made they are charming.
Fluutic.w are varied by trimmings
of white satin ribbon. To make a
flounce trW►wiug get n whole piece
or white mttla ribbon, baby width.
Take it and tle It into a rosette, or
sew tt into one, 11 you are not expert
enmesh to tle it. Let there be several
long Ipopt to tie it. Tale thin rosette,
wh eh must be as big and ns firm an
1( white love apple, and tauten it at
the upper edge of the flounce. If de-
emed you can place much a rosette
nt intervals *11 the way roomed the
etc it1. or ?411 can nee threo ro.etts'
to trim Lie front of the ,rtfrt, ono
TEETHING TIME
above t e ulhe7, with wit Inches be-
tween.
Thu eh [-sleeve.' girt of rummer
becirtalnly7tcre, and she will remain
and multip,y.. The eters e Ulu 7/1t111071-
ped o11 at ti • elbow Ir the "peeve
1Mit eel! be waurn in August. There
tN nothing Wilet nl'out 11. making.
It lea cot vH and fbelittled wttirA
of the drew, mate hal, that he all-
ele! very 0.mple It a
There are fence nye of makinlp
the•.. abort •leder. They can be cut
off above the elbow a completed
wee It whim, &sharp cuff,
hick and meld* out Ilk
(yauxe cuff. Or the sleeve c
off beauw the elbow and fi
the Mame way.
A lovely cuff places the ell -o In a
b*tgt with a o,ff below the el w,
Anel the cuff W finisher' with hanging
lace.
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EXPERIMENTAL FAKI%1 NORK.
Is the Critical Age 1. the Life of •11
Llttlo Ones.
Daring the teething parted great
cern .hoop bp tak•,n of baby's health.
The little one puffers greatly , the
Pirate are hard and Inflamed, and
any disorder of the eitom,tch or
Iowr•1, fncreaers the peerl*hnuS of
the ch Ll, and often fntal revolts fol-
low. llother'4 greatest sill at this
period le Bgby'. Own Tablets -the
retreat of all remedies 111 curing the
minor 'temente of children. Among
the enemy mother* W110 testify to the
value. of these Tnbletu is err.. R. B.
Bickford, Olen Sutton, Quin, who
rap.: "My .little baby suffered much
from teething end indlg,•0tlon. I pro-
cured a bee fl. leitby'e Own Tablets
and tt worked wonders In baby's oon-
dltbn-tn fact 1 believed It saved my
little one's life. I .incerely believe
that wh•'re *Naw meny a home is sad -
dime(' through death of a little one,
Juy would M• suprem • If these Tab-
let* Md hr''n heed. i nnf.hler them
- baby'. best d'orior 1181.1 w011111 not bo
wltlioltt them '
ARA'. Owe Tnbt't* when given In
aer'rdnnce with the direction's pre-
vent rPmtlieteme and nPTVf*,1ne8N -
Imre .tm;•le fever. ,IIRrr7Nrlm, (emelt-
pattern.
.mete
pattern. eolie rind ell stnm*rh trouble.
Ounranll*'I to .antero leo Opiate rR
niter hurinf•.I drag. fly dlsolvtna n
TnMet In w' iter It 7R't hr` Elven *I,/1
*b•slete a,feety to the very emingtot
Peke 8 11 by druggist.. or dlrret
hy m'il. i err' p•I,1, nt °:' contr. n
tory. h• nddr..*Inst .h'! (7 W17IIa .
M.ulels0 0o. lrlllekvif., oat
The isolation of the fart, natur-
ally resulting from hl. upatlon.
In the earlier days of settlement In
Canada. kept him out oil touch with
thole. beet tisloulated to awlst lain In
hie work :. but to a large extent
thio disability hat been removed by
a system of Expe'rimental Forma, Pa-
teiWislted In known centres, to which
ho can appeal for information when
In doubt, and fur co-operation when
it diffk:ul6y. Object IrNsun• of
the
most convincing character hate
been prevented to the many thou -
ramie of farmer who !etre slotted
them' Germs in person. nett the visit
ore have carried asvuy with thew
information *bleb Ilam le -on put to
practical test on their own farts.
with the result of inierensed profits
In their lutlnerr. Fifteen year's ago
both the farmer ltd farm''ng
occupied a much inferior poritlon
to that taken to -day. With advanc-
ed Information the (armee* material
prosperity haw been augmented 1.81(3
117$ ,.Latus dignified.
Thu systeinaetc tenting of proutim-
lug varieties of agricultural crops
obtainable in (infectant party of the
world lute had an educational ef-
fect. Upwards of 30,000 farmers
have participated annually In the
d7.triblttion of reeds. During the
part mix years about sixty ton. of
need have been yearly distributed
for thl. purpose. And thus the MIn-
111ter Of Agriculture has, to use his
own words, "placed l'anadlan farm-
er, In tho Vaal toe to knowledge of
rho beat ted most' proeitictive sorts
of agricultural products."
Mich turns
a Louie
n be eut
cel in
Last Year's' Work. .
During the poet year. at the Cen-
tral Experlmoatal Puree at Otte -
we, the work In field agriculture
has principally embraced tho study
of rotation*, .thin terltrtg of nett•
ods of cultivation, and the deter-
mining of the coot of production
of digestible dry matter In differ•
eat forme, valuable data along which
linen have been obtained. In animal
husbandry experiments have beet',
and are still being. conducted to as-
certain the valuer of different feed
Ing 'luffl, both copra° and cona•n-
trated, for the production of milk,
beef, mutton inti pork. An effort
le being made. also. to gain mime
information ne to the comparatd%e add wonderfully to the effect. the
economy of feeding rations of tete- green pongees are prettily trimmed
with white.
Another revival In meterfale fa
certain their influence upon the the small checks which appear In a
quality of tate milk produced. A ser- • tariety of coloring*, both to wool
les of experlinentN, having in view and Wk. Brown and white, las and
the determination of the influence white, and green and white are
ad In1 but the else of
skied, of (course, tbst they give a mat-
14actory ytsid.
bull 1'0th luqulry.
The work iu eonuectluu veldt the
wit mirk laterllgatlou, begun wine
throe your. *g'u, bar here brought-
Le
rought
Le u *oaher.10 couc�urlw' , MMI.
lamullg Other dedUOIWUlt4 tt WU) be
Iiottal rant the (middy of the pork
pr0Juoal le 1lostrulled trey largely
by the character e{ 111 food meet,
islet that, wh le Indian 0'x11 and
benne unlluuhte.11y tend 10 the pru-
duolldn of soft pork, this tendon*
oeri, 111 a large menee(re. be counter -
:opted by the Live of sk m-wilk 1l ems
found that with all Cloe.mes of rulluuN
(t menilk Invatrlalrl, gate• a firmer
pork than the ensue ration without
.'k' m-Iuil7,
During the poet year SO( wimples
nere received at the ''arm luhora-
ttruv.. for examination. and com-
pr:eaxl sone, feeding outfit, fertilisers.
anti oto On, and whero results of
etymon would be of more than per-
srwtl lute -reel to the renders they
have been publloh0L ' e
Ieuting the twelve moieties ending
with the Inlet of October 8.101 donee
{ tut.creullu were prepurtxl ltd for-
earms' by thin division to the (40s-
erument Veterinary Inepeotor5.
Ll the Poultry Department selector -
tut teats 141484.' been matte as to meth-
od. of feeding; to bring about the
large et production of eggs at tho
Ural: when they command the highest
Trees. A table ehowing tho relatlte
value of different rorty of poultry
for speedy and profitable fattening
trier the result of further experi-
m:•nts and a onaparleorl hes been
made of different I.ree'1s n,. to their
powers of 44)111)1.11 egg production.
NEW YORK'S
DRE S FADS.
• •
Very "mugger gowns are made of
white taffeta, In what is termed
tailor fadhlun, but thl. luulud,•N
elaborate trinuuung1 of lace, witch
completely di.ytulse tory attempt
toward a tailor finlrtl, Itotlls of
Moe are inept at iulervals over the
blotme coat fluirh.7 with a lace
collar. and the rklrt Is In groups
of tucks all around with narrow
panels of lace b.;tweeu, while ruf-
fles of Mee finish the hem.
If the numerous modelle shown at
the opening, are any tout of com-
ing popularity, the pongee gown iN
going to flourish tJlis • wonsun,
only In Its natural color. but in
white and pale green, the latter a
most lovely ihnde *Melt seems to
give an extra gloom. Pongee in the
ecru tints to made up becomingly
with bandit of blare, green or red silk
stitched on in various designs, which
row and bide nutritive ratios for
the production of milk. and to are
to tell the secret of her youthful
Woks. Tho answer was very . tWplc.
Abrtineaee had been the rule of het
Ura. No tea. eu(fes, or rtlmulant of
mow khat 1111te•d of taking rnlwal
(evil try '.owe trolled frau or • eon
pie of eggs every day. Urtek lemon
tide or water, eat apples. grapes and
(log. regularly. Take We raw ju.ue
)T a 1emu' every otter day.
Neter (till to welt several miler
per day. Bathe frequently In almost
cold water. Above AI1, sorer let les.
tlltug bare the power to worry yon,
but tattoo try to remain calm and
cheerful.
This excellent advice, If po.slble to
follow, le worthy of a trial 1 can
way offer It to my renders with the
aswurauce that It has proved gel•'
ceeeful, and Me helped In more than
1)115 (xuse l.0 p )ouUi and
beauty. it 1. aeeill to to add that
this. gone a long way to ereate hap
pillar..-L.'uelon Telegraph.
of the time of milking upon the
quantity and quality of milk pro -
deiced by cows, has just been con-
cluded, and the results are both ice
tero.ting and conclusive.
IseunuRIy lu Feeding.
Comparative economy of feeding
steers hue been studied. and with
SILK DKr1N1'r1011IS.
Real Sletpalolty Hides Under Many a
*osgue Twister.
,Moire Iw,t:'sine-Watered effect on
lwolelae weave.
l'eau de gent -Bilk with a gkrve
kwl flubs t,
Belu Liberty -A richly sift weave
without olruering, .uggeeted to Mr.
Liberty by the heavy, langorous
weavers of the East.
0100 eie L)ndre-A satlu: cross be-
tween taftetu and grow grain.
Moire Velour -et watered silk. ft led
with wool, and she lien%. as 10 re-
ttmble uncut Vett"t.
(-Melo le•on Liberty- A .Leer change-
able silk.
Bllantung-Pon(«', s..0 celled from
tut native place.
s lei 4.some-
times,
h Wolter ler a
Tussore- � m
he 1
times, figured. Oriental waive, alae.
Lu the uaturnl motor. It may rye had
figured In white.
81‘1111 foulard -1 satin tint -duel twill,
light weight.
Peau de Cygne-Rich weave, not
heavy, su(gesti8-o of the swatee lovely
coat (skin In the tranelatlofl.
Crepe de chine -Flue talk :'hlneie
c retro.
Ston de elfin.'• ---A bit header with
n satin finish.
Peau de ,(cote --Leather fielded or-
rect.
Loulsine-A lepousewe weave. -
JIahutal-Chkoa ellk.
4 hcmbrey' tpiuze-1'ohw, b-I'ke gating.
printed, with satin striper.
Poelt de tole -A very heavy gra
grecs' with a heavy satin finish the
name rfers to Its sple did weight.
Taffeta -.A fine smooth weave,
which liar been subje•ctel to !.red -
sure and heat.
JAP SERVANTS IN DEMAND.
V.r7 d Work W•11 Done by 111•4. -
Weiner Also Kinployod.
"8smetlmes it seems as though the
eeriest problem will be volved ey the
subititutlou of Japan*** / men and
boys for women lu every rtmwt
of houeeebol8 work," Ula pro-
prietrerr u( an Intelllgea 0 of11c•
the leaders coos, u le to'an, where tervaute o all notion -
the check varies. elides are prat kfed.
Very quaint and charming IN' an "Tee demand for Jap•neve servant.
imported gown of green and whits is wcreasi ig every month, Lind w•
"Ilk check made with a deep gr tee etre begtautag (0 get sorpe Japaaee.
luted circular tlounee on which are iiris 10 Cu out ale m3klr. alt bough
four narrow pinked ruches of the
they do out .aro for domestic work
silk, arranged one at the head, one that he tit all heavy,
at the hem, and the other two at
The mea are Wretch in demand and
can get gond wagewy They do their
1 thebetcondition.' fur the 1 Mork with great capability, but they
ono particular as ty their treatm'nt,
kind will not stay 1/ n as place where
deerare Rot appreciated.
''They make the. boot of rooks,
sheep work hug been done to as- equal dietancee between. The ruche,.
certain " are double box platted as they
w.,re
production of good mutton curcawe5 in the old days when they were In
by breeding. a■ well an by feeding. fashion before.
it being well to know that lath The skirt above the flounce is wet
fnetorp enter materially Otto the In narrow vertical bande fret to- atete, wait.'r1 anti butler.. They
results. In pork production the in- gether with two silk-eotered coal*' arm tuber, huunwtl i►n�Shelr 'teatimes
vewtigatlonu have beet' male uluuz one snap.. than the ulh"rt The Rrai geiteTlio err amt nl.
it re le Ike hues of .rnnwnray of dltr°r • --.us a very deep yoke buck •• Jepanrtr Me tend boys are gong
feeding stuffs, and their effect and front cul *Meet. cape in line
upon tho quality of the flniehod with the oke. 'lade of white vol. out by the dot os now to fill place.
7 formerly- filled y women hu! It le
etlt•lennes lace Insertion over chit• as valets Holt they shine. Many of
fon and striped vertically with turn, are employed In the ',salt.",
pr exiac t.
Taut entomologist hat hal n bury
year in ntteuding to rime 0,000 let-
tere concerning Ills branch, and ep'o-
tal nttcnik>n has been mild to Inver-
elgatlons of the life histories of many
Injurious and beneficial Insects, and
The study of the improvement of
remedies
Mo'4teflter.l Work.
In Lortiou
pertinent.
There is one sleeve that le most, de -tomato" the
beautiful of all. It Ie the great kim- IIeNL quality a1111 freedom from .11s-
ena etlt'eve and it Is made out of mus- 'se of the tette ent lnrieties , bat
ore, the principal ez-
th fruits has been to
rdleetm, productive -
lin, lawn cloth or trivet, It w largo I. x'rlmeui■ hi tilt rent method* of
' totantl% 'row" Inrgl•r. From ''r' Bating. graft'. and "MY"-
/I to
IP t
'white tight at the 0110tIkier It grade- lug v -P tiler► been c ducted. 111 the
oily widens until It In pert ctly im- , !nem gitlu:I and tree went of die-
. le It ended f fruits much terogre.. has
(Aimee a beautifully gorge'oue lining. lx -'411 m' P, �
The ou(w'he of the sleeve Is trim- ( At. the Ventral Exmerim"Ntal farm
mevi not nlwayo with a hard of rel' experlm'•nte with cross -breeding seed -
set hut eumetimm with ertrnpn of In- ling crnh aimless, which here shown
.•Petro", If 1l be it lightweight sleeve, ! them*ivee handy enough to meters
the strops e.xten'iing up the arm. I itis' unfavorable .limen. condttiane Without entering on tits vast sub -
of winter In tete northwest colla ler, Joel of the value of relative washer
A &Mete worn beneath tide, and
the more 0elloatr theYlah'releevP In have added prienleinef varietlea wh h ter to:dca for the skin, t wise to give
the prettier. ft should he of n 'oft *ill be propagated for further dl a few hygienic hints whleh may be
trlbutlon. found of 5e-rrloe to those who have
finein I wilt. of to that l hue, and len
f 1 Ito texture that It will rim Tillage In M'ewdlua. the wumauly lnatsot of *tenting to I 'serviettes that -(caul los rwd.r*'I If
cords like those In the skirt. 'wirtm"nt houses as co-operative
The (ower part of the bodice If valets.
gathered into the yoke and belt ••Each ten nit hnn a dally sleet from
very full, with no neigh where it the valet, who 1117" 8nd dont. rooms,
meets the yoke, except a tiny head- n.dlects leurdry work, maker hods
(Ing formed by the gither.* The and bru57uns and pressen clothes that
oath 1■ of tun same silk. striped may be left out for him. The charm
diagonally with the lace Insertion.: of th.4 Japtaese servant Is hb uo-
--- ohtruetveners and instinctivr pohta-
TO Plt KlikliVK BKAUI'Y. nee..
_ " For tui. 1)o -o ative service each
Au Kug14h Wonsan Hafts a to the 'man pay" $ h or. is a *twit. according
Makin of a Flue Corrplealor. to the work rethe s . It is n very
Making .014878 Pum for the service rendered,
1 think a few hints on the hygiene but when fifteen or twenty men em -
.d the skin may prove of service to � ploy the valet It monat* up to a
Willy of our 11•x. The world of wee- I goodly mum, taken In connection with
men L" upt to get divided into two thee
c7teser-1110 women who make a "It wonld be Impooulble to find •
letteli of their complexions, uid the woman who could give service as a
women who do nut try to make the co-operative mold to women, mak-
beta or the natural gifts that os.• log a round of calla eaeh day ■mong
fire Ilur beelowe' upon them. cndomere. it seems 'rid that women
do lot ranlife the peselhIlitlw* •hire
alre•In thin line for money making.
"Any number of women wend glad-
ly pay' for the dally hreuliing and
mewling of gowft and other .nrilh
fine n ee are 1:e tai (seism-
pis Uk* n web, yet Mlake out again ' The --lothn try rower rropm and ..rake 8171' ler( .4 the beauty and an 74011? or two at must Rut while
without n welnklet
TO CURE ♦ COLD IN ONE DAT.
Take Lasative Bremo Quinine Tab-
let.. All druggists refund thm mosey
if It tells to our*. E. W. (Drove's egg -
nature le ea seek bee. 180.
Notes of the Modes.
surface tillage to the 'moi.ture eon- health that Providence has given a number of women now look for
employment as vlmltl maldr their
' tent of sone was the au Joe of an nib
Imperilment which ineau5exl the .'ail- i U7etnt in one et the great p - demands areet»nrdhy high A Ani-
mation of the moisture fortnight', ern o(. 01101. Fright hours et reign- i tar an hela the price that most
throughout rho rwnmer anti en- tar sleet, at nig It and a short mop • of them ask.
tumn In 07ed.ard mods, both under a' during the day will do muoh to keep "Wom5a'P odd Wan of the dlffer-
erin'er oroj. tit clover 6151 under cul- the face free from wrin&le.. ,Always ent ranks of domestic work will al-
tivatton. The data obtained are of *seep with the bedroom window open *aye reset against thelr •4100.41. as
parttcuiar iotereet to orchardists and n few tnohes at the tole, Loth in gond wervnnte. The nurse considers
fruit growers. i mummer and velvet -Pr. A daily morning bereelf above the chambermaid, and
fu tcmlderm anti feeding stuffs, many 1 lath, tepid in winter uud cold in the t•hambermald classes herself
Blas faehloi's favorite. milling and other by-products upon summer, with it brink rub to follow, aired of the rook.
Black and white between-'eauone our markets, including the varlou. Will lie found to keep tun skin fresh girl who learns to do 01anienr-
hats .an. flowers, worn by smart meals from the ntnnufnwtu 4 11
women. Tare!' as produced In Can
An etnmine gown of pale bl't•ult IoePn nnniyzwl, anti Utelr relatlre rpenrl UI the open air, either in walk- girl who filer nails sod her whin
hue and a black milk coat, the *wast- fernier value determined. Protein and lig. blt`ycling or playing games. as merely culla hair.
ger contemn of the hour. fat are the two molt important eon- ebeein,.tauces permit. I "The Japanese man servant gem
Whit* cloth gowns, very smart bat etltneM*, and It will ►.e ac.'**ding' All tight clothing must tet avoid.: nt hi. work with the right Mee 1/e
only' for dress oecaeions In town. I to the percentages In which they ed, as tt diet,Irlm the ehrculation, : *1.he..to do It well. and thoronghl7
Boele glove,. .lowly forging to the exist that these feeds most ire VA 1110;1. wail e/ often the mouse of enlarged %nieP" tea excellence. Am does not
front. One large pearl einem the pro- ! The composition of the ordinary ! 501110 and red ie nes. I Ilke to mix with other ..mate, nor
per fastening. _..�1arm root. han again leen • matter Th. Pffeet of .'let on the skin is of 1. he apt to be pnpetlar with other
DRinP Fn"bion ham imm4,.4d the mein-' of rema7oh, and it wait found -tit -41i ' the utilAeit pinpdttn.rtce, and Slrtny ;`11Pip. Mit 1114 is rarely ellaeb.rged
date that *Locks must match the exntndnatknl of mange's, that the por- i dewmat..keelerte i;a%e made a careful for Incompetency.
gown. , tion of the root growing above 'study of tale aspect of the question. 1 "1V,• hac. plants acme /ripeness
The new and very d.sIrahla thin ground cont
summer fnhrl,-s. *4th woven border, mngar than the portion beneath this irlimu41nte ha,l txen trlM with *ns..-ITh"y wens the (ler.. of thele noes-
summer
not only errs Rood *tyle, bat moil lntdtestlult the value of 'earth-,o17M. A great Indy, waw. wan fnmeme�-wry •n.1 look •err gimlet and pretty
Incnp," 'tin well am the growth of even in her old age for her beanth &bent .4 hmo.e Then there .ire 5n*a
.(cane (al tam well, no the )border 1
.erres for trimming. inwh m1144i.w es poriwas n 1 aleral . fatty clear completion and freedom Jripeneme! ladle& muds." -N Y. Mae-
Three-flo,,nce skirts ore anu"ua,'I tendency' to keep underground pro-' from wrinklre. wax once persuaded' ale.
ley of cors- I and clear. 07 at .nue 55014111 to Ale blending
oda, have , At linen a t'eoplP hour, must he There le a social gulf between the
na a favored model for enmmer "tub"
gowns. '
Beautiful trlm,uing effect. are now
obtnlned from the new crepe and
gauze ribbons.
Decidedly the fnmhlonnble shlrt-
walst la the white one.
A wide collar and ruffs of pure
white Irish crochet lane L ronddere,l
an exceedingly smart finish for a
,ilk gown.
The latest crepe de chine. J,i94 Im-
s.rtr,l. hoe n matin 7101,11 (lint re -
trembles Ioultine or crepe tiP fart..
\ Is,w of iris et moire or "min
that Ile•t flat agalnel the lin ir in the
Mark is the nnlverteal flninh of thl.
erne„n'N hats.
Brox pleating IN n.erh newer thrift
tn"ka fne skirt adorning.
11 It predicted that 7.,% mld.ummer
the high .intik *111 he wore only
with gown* of ceremony or for Street
wear.
Stole efh4ts ere among the nos -
eon's trimming novelties. end ms.•
teen ren 11.11111' thlt.ge.
%Move. ere timely bet surely grew.
IRg larger.
al ed ronolderabhe leas Abstention from wh rich food and girls n. nares In prtvatw fam411.s.
Sufferers From Itching Piles
Who Found Quick Relief and Lasting Cure In the Use of
Dr. Chase's Ointment.
If mos (cook/ reed a feet of the lettere whtoh one to these otlloe, from perwunw who have been freed
from the al.Prles of Itching, bleeding. or protruding pile', yoe world mon realise th, mwrcelome power of this
wotxlerfol preparation. }fere are two 'temple letters wltleh .bow the heartfelt gratitude .1 cured ones:
Mr. John 'roti., exprmlmnn, I(1? etteweet elr0.•t, Kingston. Ont., *fates: "Like moot nave wig) do meek
(Irisitig. sitting a great deal. anti often expnasd to dnmpneu.. I have been a great r•,ffernr from Aller As
n' *mettle? of fact• i had pllea• for a menhir of year.. and tried nearly everythlag 1 could hoer of In a vale
effort to get cured, hut only-' eueeeetlel when I IgM T)s. Chaser! (Antilleat, The fleet application of title
grand perpetration Lrnught me relief from the dreadful lolling. 'muting ien,.ntlnn., ae,kION. 17141.4 ton times
made it perfect and permanent care. I am gratefni few thea freedom frn,n .tit/reins, and .14401 1.11 other, to
benef1V hy my e84perlono. with' Dr. ('iul.P'l Ointment •'
Mr. R. Kelly, t'ehnerg Ont, *tote.: "1 hoer need Dr ('hose.'. Ointment for leeh,ng pile* earl was troth
folly say that It hue entirely enred m^ (lnlr moment who Imre metered the tnrtere of itehing p1,.• ran have
any IM. of what t •aff.rel Dr. Chanel. Alntmrn' brenrht me prompt relief from the miters- end h*• merle
a thorough sere 1 mm tbankhtl for thl. rem.47 became* le line male life worth II1leg I rennet .r. enough
In r*oomm*w'lntlnn of fir. ('ha•.'* Mnt1eRt."
Olntm•nt hue no worthy. Pleat as a more far ifehing plies end Itrhlnr ekes •1150*1.• it le
pnweeteel M cei tele p ••err. over these aliment,' whirl imitator' ns.o unable to repro entee A',,,, co .1 h5 .h*a
Intel, ,ns.' Wile, 1 herr•'. o,ntemet lunging relief oil .nrr It 1• hneka•1 by (h• tapt'mn't et , ,r 1,•*t people
In ..ii parts M ('1114' ht. SQ .mate a box at all dealer., or F:.Imaneo1• latch k Os.. T,rontn