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THE Mt/LE SCAt,l.
Moro Nu Inas Iver Refers .Ilt
irrevlure at nations.
flow •U'o'er Oulusio tar ore its-
. .. - e0(41ng'tepairIs of the preaciwi. of the
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a I uniuw 1 alt Mari I
p h a u iuu
A BOY WHO MUST BE A KJNG
Aaterlraa Dora brave • Mach Netter
Time Than Ile Ha•.
I suppose that Hoene of our American
buye are uue'iw. enough to think that
It would 1a• a tine thing to 11e a priuro
or a -king- atnl that .twk a antOti.+il
Wast be infinitely better than that of
u freeborn Aniertcau hat; There 133 a
bay ar1'0(11 111e seas who probably" doe,
not hold l0 this opinion. This 'boy L"'
heir to the throne of Anatrla-llnnr;:lrv,
and b14' le In training for the lion who u • r
bis head must snpltort a crown.'
"Cnt•nay lies the head that w1s •
(lawn." . ,
Weary Is the head -of. 'tic yopnt
Prinre Carl. Prole the time he rises
In the morning limit he goes to 111e bed
at night every hinnyf-hn,l Its appointed
duty from which YIu•ro is no escapee.
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• Ilan 1110 ' For mime 4(•asun this
`eine Is .Wary. timateroua than foie' be-
fore 10 thin section. in 111101y place/.
11+tl3 are found upon grapevines ,and
\ Irgiu!u; crlwyer * About' 1111 Ind d1
.Iunu tato .egtts N.uod -m 1 he col lolly •
11433+1. halt lad. 11111.1 1he leo %no, ut one..
k, d w
Mt luct h1 ne hors. Uy 1bu ultdlln-
rb1r of Twigs and Itai r '1'la• mules
w'hwu sull=gruwn de%elup 41 owes. - told
ARL 4)R tNZ. CROWN PRINCE ne Ar'NTRIA.
I sttwli.4 wore hours a day than any
hat, of ! ' • fear.( t•rer thiole of etddy-
- 1ug n Hen. and he has lose than
three huer1 yu ttl't•nty- four for pure
roereal, •0: Ills stir. 'ing 14 dune under
the dire( ion of tutors, nod are has no
,y naw"• tea. It would not be pr,pac
in the. of Ilia future sublated nor
1n. a 041hu, Mott of lilt family for a
('teat prince o associate with other
lays n! 'here their sports and other
pMtlwtlrw, leo yo ng Gari'' ataocl:ltes
ore all In 1 11 ntt,'uds a public
•aeht"11 for a ort 1 ,' every day.' but
Lia tutor Roa'+. •ltb h Ir, trod he Its not
rnanted to hart any ling to do with
111 laq•c. of the a4) 001, beentsee 114. 14
In 1 their (Mitre (4 ;:. and It would
not do or hien to put hi e4((( on a level
w'lih ,tl •al i•ven in, pi '.-.tnlerlcat•
' Hoy.
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TUE' ,r.(t tt ON .t lit P1 I' T,t.:.
ft. r w'hKh
..lore the
44.44 a t -
* s igr,
t heir -
'thc
u -
State with thy;i•uulrs,
they do. In 1i*. fall
natio., fail the f••:ua1. v that)
turd., -d to them lu i,rrM^ to t.
and fasten to- thou' I4\ inset? In
probo.rist the eggs aro .laid i
following spring '1'reutnl.•nt ,r
',slam .pray-itig with- keruska,• rli.0
'stun uhunt every tri dins, atrial the
numbers are ra'duc4d, or with krro-
senc r Ilion diluted with .Leong
buap.'.als. When the eggs u la, the.
cottony I(uss.a 711 town. wh.•re a
force of water can he obtained. from
u h.4):.'. the .go-is/asset' can h,• dc•-
,tro\'ld by drenching tea; 4)o,•' thtts
washing off tb. Iott„r,y
troter•: 1, ;u 4. 1, , I . 4..
n
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a
A j.raot ice. that is .01 100 collisiton
Is to tutu wo-k I* 0* 1) 1,01,1 tcedrd
with - gra: s and .4 lover t,liwe.lratrl4
unet' it Las b :n . t at, .1 .1 C•at,.
111.11 to 1 aiu 110 lel IIpoll .• • !I f., !ti
it:de:i:.lt,. 14).. 13444+ 1 -ht• 1:I.1 :., -
yocutn it) 111.• 4 ('44). - 11 I. „ flu.•
grab. i. ..rt t!,,•.. ,. ,i4),- i List
.4 Tr -h With Cards. for r1.4l't :0 ei.:. up. ,_.0 ;i, %%I11 -
Have Montle select n card ,m an be- 11.41,1• in n f, ,1... ,.I is r
Ordinary pall: an after hooking t it tient" the �ol4l ( I,,1 ,•
place 1t on top of t • pork. 1'1ace• a 'mad,' culisl11.-,.11,1,-. 1 , . . 1,d (aye
pack 10 a- pa4(-la4:Io box just Tare_ 1.11. g00d p.rt ., 1 ,1 , ,,1 fo ru•e••
euhingh to. hued It. tin Ing the cover tar •!I 1 h. 1 vs f,,,t_
over it. A few' 114oment. titer the lax it u attx l 1:• u .0 40)44*
1s Opened, h,"1, the 1 let I . ,4)l ,. 1. 1 ( r a ism
1 (nlrl: Is tak n Dirt and *n.ilry 14'0 810 414. , I.,:, t
hail ;nst.le': a aea1141 envelope is shown the ell ,4).411.•:1 r., l ..4., 4.... .44„
to Ills altdk4nre, nod, when uprued, the All.'r`,I he took, loch.' ..lilt h. •s
',rani selected by the partner 4* pulled , sh, ,.p, tray,. •331 her, d
ou't.tiif 44. 110 Ing tteud,' oho field I.,
The - :nail pasteboard bor must no cleared and -this 'outing
4 4ud" thank, to It c
hold the wljule pack of Bards. Iu'ide i 1"4"1" 11. •tltlf r/ r
the rover paste n small piety of wax,
(0 which the tyhpl•rtuost card will Mick
when the rover la put ou the lax.
When the. box 14 oll,•nee - again this
card Most be removed secretly and hid-
den 111 ilio point of the hand.-
The
and:
The euvelnpe ie empty. 'Place obis
earl beillud 1t, while 3' u curt the en-
velope open sin* pretend you pnH this
cord bet. Thia trick, if well done, (1
very dectridlvc. - p1
Stade 111` such a way that It eau Just
!'t -1, esp ."tug too
land to '.14 Id Ivry°
duce pasture in "
the beat crop 0
"prang.' The
fields may
lute 11104114
Ngh10 1431
11 14 g1
gru.s
stow
Birds Slaw■ TOM Tree,
A Bemoan nntl4,rtty luta recently a
nelmrwI.1110 d"ernyel'y of a tree In
oregtaof central Indra Which lista, oat
e Mom' i'iarnr•terl*til•s. 'irhe 1i' es of
tl tree rite of a highly' *ens re nit-
• tore and So full of elect '"city , that
whoe r totirlle4 one of 11 In treei VPS
an epic 3(40434. It Iia. a very singu-
lar effect upon a mar. tic needle and
w'111 intim/nee it at Merano(' of even
'seventy feet. Th. PIcctrfral strength
of the tree va - es according to the
11ins of e'ay, 1 wing strongest atmid-
day and wise •eat'ttt midnight. In wet
weather : puvi'erN Isappear, altogeth-
er. 131 • a never app eh the tree, nor
hay, 4140(14 ever keen Pen upon it.
t.
t'oawwdrat•..\
.What tree belongs to the (Moored' El-
der.
tt'hat 14 the tree yon eau nevdl`burn/
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\VRat 14 the toast melnneiloly
fine.
What Is !Cita! every boy &nods
What thetreethat everybody What is the tree that statute nearest
Are you n!most disgusted with life, lit▪ tle
Ill tell von n Irondernil nick
That will ramie arou contentment- if •nr-
Ale roil nwfully• Med twilit play', HUN
It rail-, ditscooraged and sick?
I'll tell you Ole lovellent tains In the
Do mono -thin( tor somebody quick...
Though It rains Ilk, the rain of th• flood,
little MIR,
And the elouds are forbidding ant Hark,
You eon make the sun shine In *Our 111011
note crInn-
▪ pomci Ian( for linmehody meek.'
Thboah the oars aes like brads °vertu.*
Tittle girl.
And the walk, like a well hosted Arlo%
'And nor earthly affairs In a lerrlb
mintcthIng foe somebody gun*. .
Hotel Rates Reduced.
11014.1, T.4141111. Arne
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The Old Man's.
TI1I .i(1N�1.1, : (:O1)EItLtt11 ON'1'A 1:11►'
OUTING DRESS.
ttaellase and Go- lf Wrtieeata••Dala I
Dressing Emir Laaaehss.
Taohtin4 rain coats with 1 military cut
nre quite the sluartoat to order, made
out of rain 'proof rloth: They are double
perrr.tOrd, nod doing In an even line
front the shoulders with ease euuugh
I*•low for comfort, but have nothing of
n bottom dare, w•blen, of CORM`, 14) flet
11ecesaary. as no -one would Think of
belIty on deck In a rain storm wearing
unyt11111;; .but' a sl4urt'klrt. Tip shaves
of 1111. Duet are long mud grow tutu a
flare over the hand, with a turnover,
straight baud cuff. The collar gives
the well detlucd military air, as It Is
high, clove doting and fastens wtth a
(hair of b.rttdna in front. It is really
qulte beett sing.' Such a coat 1s the lit
wear for a (Traits of Some length. Or-
dinary short erubses, with syr!' little
stoney i•xposnre, Stake lio further de-
mand than silk or satin (dish rain
route supply. They are smartest lu
white 'silk, but red silk has becdwe
papular, and browns, blues mud dark
'1'+'.uv, are u•'W and quite to the fore.
rk" tbwe-ctolhs will evt.f .remain
1to(ndur Yor yachting suits In fiery.,
tool In 411 canvases of a heavy kind.
Those snits have skirts In some In-
sta11r,•a that touch the grouud, 4yt slo
mol do more than Oda, while others ere
ordered to Near the ground. 'White
entail and w-hRe cloth are the yachting
trlIor'a favorite'routrast for trimming.
offset by white silk .or satin buttons,
gold mud sliver ones, as welt as touches
of gold or- silver soutacbe braids but
stere touches; nothing more. Pasetr-
mcnteric 1'1 white silk with threads of
gold l4) used efecti\'ely, and so sre the
ta'4(•let ornaments, without which
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SHIRE AND CLYDESDALE. .
Weida That R.asrhl•, net Tet Mae.
ot•slaetMa *.twee. Ther.
It nerd burdly he tiara that llw twd
ssd. rew•Jnble woe smother inure. or
clusidy in,Keelcul upp.uranCe.
that they plainly show th.• Jaet
t
t OW) r
K u o
! • m•ip44('ol t our another.
Mh1,u hornets are, is it rule, Weightier
lad • .Q0*htwa tlhorr subataIre than
Clydesdales, shod this howler are on
an average soinewhut bigger ap1111a111
the
u tlur- .lather. 'lt ..wullid. of
c nnate, be wrong to think that this
iv Invariably the cow.. this isnot no.
bocuuw a heavy ('Iydcadltlt• borne Watt'
be weightier and salt ugether 'laggrr
than a light and small Sher., but
routparing the breeds fa • gat oral
Way. the shove holds good. Clydes-
dales have 11104• sloping shoul(4Ors
and also more oblique pasterns' than
Om, average Shire, Skutch breeders
having paid great attention to. ob-
taining a good slope of shoulder and
paalerr4 in their animals. The. shopo
of tht• shoulder and of the pastern la
one of th* maul points of distrac-
tion between Shire and l'lydesdale.
Further, the head of • Shire dols.'
and that of u .l'lydesdak differ • con-
siderably front one another, ur, at
any rate, Nhul,dtlydu, so -in (nt-less
ultimate'I(t the'two breaks. In Clydrs
dubs in witch there is a considerable
J'stI-uf11 of Shire blood, tie Shirr
type of head Is often uppercut, and
nay crop up in an annual which 1.1
bred from pure-bred Clydesdale par-
vete- Thu leg -feathering is, on the
whole, less 'abundant in this Clyde. -
dale than is the cam in the `Shire
Clydesdales are rusuarkabl. for their
good walking action, which le free
and light, and show* good length of
`stride This is dos largely to the
well-placed shoulder and pastern. •e
i1 these parts are 'nice and doping
this walling action of a horse is gen-
really good, pro. ided the animal
stoccos.es courage and is of an active
disposition.- L'aru4ur Med StOetbreed-
er.
Bladder cams... -
ln many parte of the -Province 'of
4nteria gutta a' number of forma
lint is_ dreelop"d a geed that Is gen-
-, known ',in Robe.• dlatrirts as
t•. col •11('4 -fur -,•ter. ft threaten% 10
et. e' ron(ld.•rahle trouble In sone
. ..
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She' "Whet In.a. 1433/1 -killer," /ray -
way Ne - •'1 theft know. 1 never
mei Due." Hill. -•'Naturally." Philo-
delplua Ledger,
11e taller the proposal) "(lot 1 am
af1aid 1 nut nor good enoq{h for yliu,
dn1'liug." Hie - "(If I•loul,w• you ala
AMI NGZON
,gUSiWESs (Olt EGF
"HERB'S THE POINT"
There are ...o ct ll bu+lime.,.
.-I,W4. III 3'.n1W4.'. {tae) aryl
I onto 1 older thou our,. Hot It
e11111.•ly(4*4e uur1' x4). ua"held
of In•. riot 1N•..1(oula14. u4) g,�,,. u
.,140.1 1111,1 1• •4a"a e;11111/.1.1e111•'r lea
'1111 nan•r I Ip.l4) till i. ' cares4aVa
11.'31 three ral.,b•g ., o'elaiu,
,44. 4( lit.• for 11.
A. L. BROWN,
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not Hut you are (rel good to be
thrown awaywl any other girl." --
Chicago Daily New,:.
1'11/11ttley finer 1114)11 111raudrrarwmd
all night firthe purpon • of Natiafying
themselves w h4)s
that1 w 1
t t4)► is naphkw like
ho11m•,
-ilii-sre _.
tiff "IME BEST••11' PITS
CENTRAL
•TRATFORD, ONT.
Ile.t {dale 14 1'4411,4.1,1 for wrurina •
thor,llgIl Lu+Low. .alnesliun or a .nlerlor
.h,m•1 laud 1 r44tn11g, 111(4) gaud 41 ,4, 1 are 40-
41.0 .4itere•••.11i1 ill Kell IDK t"a•ili,fli Thle
buel 411 rarlald 4 ait,.t it. .t wields fllO •
l h:m Ihri rxlwet . 445'1 i1.• for catalogue.
kuler tLt+ smooth if 1",•'.Ibl.•.
- : W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
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Do not play with poison!
It is an established fact that constipated
people are far more likely to contract
infectious disease -smallpox, typhus '-fever,
scarlet fever, etc., than those who enjoy
natural regularity.
Ia it wise to run needless risks ?
A box of
rnoN.ox
TINY TONIC TABLETS
will positively cure constipation -beginning
at the cause -and when the cure is corn-
.,plete you can stop taking the medicine.
Just gently 1 a x-33 t i v c -not a system.
weakening cathartic.
Fifty Iron -ox Tabled, to an attractive aluminum
pocket case, as ce'`tltat at druggists, or sent, postpaid.
on receipt of price. The Iron -oz Remedy Co., Lam-
Ited, Wslkerville, Ont.
.'it -
I, 1.0 i14..•
gi on el
u dished
els In.
r 141 the
to pro -
t., start
following
d "by
•.1 114 the
1
ono.- ,.ruf-
f tl"• owed if
tit•tuhi.h ILe
•tart that* tip.
lied Filum •
t3, or s4rund
for this (4lrpole
p at • tram and
tend of It than to
,p of past •n e, tol-
erop of limy. '
c4' (1
1144), ell
W ether
tar.h
fr
grail
full: un
clover tn.
-d '(1111)18(1
bntllt ^+1w•4
. but a lune
4 all L.• Mode
'a chat..., 1,
ray. and 1 he
requires lir sup
of,r.pe, Loon,
p of stover grow
•Ctrl• grow nn" cr.
Ret 'tray maximum
produce a poor -4)r
lowed by a a4natl
• 11.3311 to
the Feeders..
(lute are I,u iv.!sant' recognized •s
being the b,!.-1
ins pnrpus'e
t••ln and (nl,
1!'Ionia 4e.'es
.ir,1,*4, Ir hu
do not -row
of Slit; digea
gluten feed
third !fulls
111ue the
1403'
,•ap-to lit
fur their
two par
and tai
an exc
tele, t
• her.
portal'
Ing 4
P0r14
'feed
nu
�n'1
ha
lis
rain (u4) Luram ire;d-
1l.ry „i4• rich in pr
Ilaa f 11'nidlltlg *L,• n'I-
ad ry Irr her wort. u,.i
'pro, On: bO!yc.rr, tl;.14
in as Mtge337 anioei,a
iblc nntr,enta a• dp. s
a
Oat. are ebuut one -
The hull.$(C of no more
nut Suess. Ului n had
cd Said e' t..11;4a results
prominent hot s. uicn. 1t i.
s-alu•ble 'in flu i lg hnree3
'-t. A ration ('°' I '•. d of
e: gluten feed, one pert bran
part. soaked sheli.d cunt. *s
llent one it is rirli in ipeo-
us Well atilt cd to tle'neo•d.4 of
working animal This is (4-
y true fur fording horses . doe
c spring and summer month.;
ps a ration of Iwo parts gliit.as
for a working horo, Of 1110 rib.: ••
oil tura a 1,2330 e,),41.43
p Inds per day. --W. 0. Kenecily in
altars's Farmer:
in•titor • Good Poly.
A Writer in Form -Poultry soya: ....1
Hock fowls for the last tift.s.n ;tears.
never oast, the th110 that I uorod to
change 4 loin for airy hived. • 1 1111Ve
Illatle al clear [tenet of .h,orn $2 to
ISI.97 ;psi. bond for spvoral paw., and
I think It plat •s inlay to tnatto n
write! Int ins S1141111 of hens Ray .3 tin
11 82 oil ttiore per head pia year ralt." lt
is to make 44 ;hiller pny sta Ntsr
erns. topers -a. En hor one ressoircs a
little headwork, 1.11t ft ran la. done\
Mo long' ns it in clean,' I don't think'
there is as Lovell in the kind '.of food
one Ames as there is in gi.ing the
ylght oussallty 'at the right times.
TWA 11 what cminnt."
t.:4y41 1.111 Maki, it it Iden.•!11, for f ta ail -
ill the paper. 1 1,,,,...d. ft ie tatted' for ile ratline halloo,
••W hare the ' 111/111er ?.• \lhdied the ; And 1 11- :memo'''. of people front all parte
miiiike Editor. i of A1111'1'3,11 11nVe /Well illeisl fir *Pei 1 It'
"HP OWIdi 1111 .111 fnnilly h01111 sites d 1 herientleil liy the use of its WO 143Pri.
•att ild the siiinirls, ..inuewliere. I lie- l If'till ittformot Ion. rle4rript iv,. mat let.'
lo've., and he told me to •iitY 'the :tint oil part (colors may he had on ilp•
Mmes.' .' i I real, I 'emote. malt
(1OLr sriT, SWtb►Taa AND WAISTCOAT.
nothing Is considered ultra smart. The
n,uet b.•:ntlfully lustrous white silk
Leads In basket weaving are Sarong
the• very chole tailor trimmings fur
not only ,blue but white cloth, Bergs
or !aeras.
'Yachting snit skirt seams are
trimmed with narrow white braids,
while wider braids eros obs skirt* In
rings or form foot trimmings at dbf-
l'ereut angles. Boleros, coat" belled ln,
blouse bodices end various models In
two piece sults W11 fall Into the yacht-
ing category for maids, matreus and
downgers.. Touches of Persian silks
are uewlj Itowt ander openwork de-
signs' of white cloth. applied as a trim-
ming. ThM .1s delicately done and
clomping. White silk cords are u'.ed
effectively also, In coils, In row after
row of curves, and twisted into rope
effect'. Revers and shoulder capes
ere ald'ny% amort In paint or 111 trtplota
White linen ay a trimming upou white
canvas and cloth go well together, and
the /tame can be said of red and whit•
ilnrha with blue clothe.
THllored snits In white nlnl colored
linens are the daintiest things imagi-
nable, .fitly made up for wear aboard
launches. where much entertnluing 1•
done. There le -leas dress formality
on board of • launch than. in a yacht;
consequently n greater simplicity of
drew' is IS better tate. (:rasa linens
and organdie* are dey wenr 1n mid -
mummer, as well an yrlilte phonetist
(rocks trimmed with wash Incei. nue
has a chance of wearing" the dalntloi t
gowns of this forenoon eh meter nt
luncheon' aboard, an there lit no'mov-
ing abrrot to speak of-nothhlg but
smooth Palling -while a fine..., hlg
launch, being the pink of oltgnnie in
ltt, appointment*, 13 quite as free forint
hurtful happening* to dress as n'dta41-
sl
Ing roost --a (alarming opportunity to I
wear white mull rill lace hats Sud to
rnrry goy parasol.. Hero. too, Due may
wear Ler prettleat 111ro woven 1104e trail
smnrteet (*414114 (4,4. 1 -very detail of
dregs la under el.�4 seranny hl this
sort of pleasuring. mut the su44•ter, it
In the more lsaclslntlng the terra..
The an -enter 'flown Is knit In the
now Mitch (Idled the English, that has
'plreldy become (apnl:rr. For chilly
day4.,on the Irak*, yachting or much.
_. hag nil" of these sweeties ;stokes gnat
the light protert ion needed not In rout-
' fust, nttrnetivenr.4 Sud 3eu4161enra' Is
not to 'be outdone by any other gar-
ment.
Very sporty 1s the golf isn't 'Mown,
the cloth chosen, a speckled brown,
greatly ho`ping a smart appears nee.
Very mach: the pion t,f an I•:ngllah-
ahooflnq locket Is carried chit In the
half long (ant with IM four manot.+h
{tett, and wide box plaits.
golfing the knitted walsteoat
found comfortable -Vogue.
A Pater for the Far,nrr:.
'hr• 11 ...kb Sut, of Toronto. i. a
.i;.-4) that • honed be it. every farmer's.
boot'. 11 p1114ides the !Meal tool
111c1.1 :won.ob. in/nrnuIthitt regarding
ell I.r.,,,,hr" of his IHt'ineme. nrtll alisrah
Ile. politic glnmtintl. aids and (4arh'ra41\'
from rho 'standpoint of the f ritcr.
The•'Weekly- contribution IT "A Iht
M1n1Hlet ' (lvto( (ioldwbn S nihil 'lone
is worth Runty loins.. the (*true of the
114tp'r. The Sun will 1a• .eel from
now to 1st .Ian14ary,'Ifj1f4', in IN mMnn-
tion with The Signal, for $1.941. Hob.
now and get tie full torment of
this offer. A wimple colas' o1 The Sun
w'il1 1.• nerd to my ne.jrr•ss for the
''king. -
ADD
plat 'dl -*d fr• 1
yob' 444 ms o
spread le Is Peovl
and- gr1ew1 . Mich c
euro. and Iov,$', are
thvrls of' i•r di Ong
Washita. relates.
Street skirts just :cape the
The bon or stole 11 • strikin
of the street toilet. -
Sblrringa, .tucks and
mark the Numwcr gott'•s.
CAMrION. .
numerous
be very tilde
('all lvatiun,
ups as route,
the lost saw -
round.
p01111-
lalta . ga
Pearl n.eklaees eontte* t
Worn with afternoon drew.
rehired silk linings again sp r n
der grenadine' and "beer vellln
White linen gowns are pnrtii
effective when embroidered with bloc
The Monte Carlo Jacket ilr ellk• SeRb
or without astute, mems as popwlar•as
ever. •\
At 'present the bead, the boot, the,
harmed nod the hump of the dress
IM•o1 14 "style."
Pongee pnrnsols lined with gren silk
are very chic for traveling, coaching
and country nae...
Dove. Mnoke, rlond . and lead gra ys,
■iso ant/pithy blue, beige and tobacco
brown, are shades of the 10001111e1111011Dow eo fashiotiab4 tae afternoon
frock' - - - -
To the purr 1(11 things are mit d,•
liver din 11111(4 wagtm',Sfiller's KidneyGael Mulder Pinna
1 "t•.. sold :11 Sic iter box. For vale b\
.Ire. 11'ilsom. ,
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hie (paid: of our rings ond hate
iliveduic alike
Diamond
Ring
Tha'aiarnaml is pore whirain
co'or Anil perfectly cut Anil pro.
Is see in either Ibe above solid
Money returned if ring iv riot
Mailed prepaid to any addres.
on reeeien of price.
*torn rillt MIR cson.
n S. Barnard,
oven of an Imperial Oxford Range and the old-
fphoned spit before an Open fireplace do better roasting than any other cooking
apps sit Invented
In the days the spit had to be kept turning to get all odes of a roast
cooker{. much the same with' the ordinary cook -stove. The heat of the
oven it gr t on the fire side - roasts, tread, pies, cakes, etc., have to Le
tarred add t to get them cooked at all. The result is uneven, unsatisfac-
tory cooking food ruined. The diffusive nue construction of the
Imperial Oxford
Range
aws fresh air into the flue chamber, super it and diffuses it evenly over the
n n, thus heating it quickly, thoroughly a nifotmly-lack, front and sides
are t the rite equal temperature. The rein is juicy, tender roast', light,
dtinl pastry, evenly raised bread -successful cooking,When . buy an Imperial 114ford Mange you get the`t suit of over sixty year.'
thought . experience ill .cientlfie eons(rmxion of cooking.apparatus.
.iria Gurney oundIrr Co.,.
Inas !wog
treal
Fror \ le by
C. J. 1-1/rP
THESE TRoutwits
Itod
BY THE USE OF' ATION
I.:THERE WAS A CROONED H.
AND HF SMILED A Cit. s RD SMILE
THAT HADN T ANY STYLI
'HE HAD A CROOKED COOK
AND SHE COOKED MUCH CROtID BREA
SHE FEE/ THAT MAN ON STOMAC CAKI
TILL IIE WAS NEARLY Milk; \
NatiOnal Stoves ..0810ToRe., Of Domestic
Are Great
QUICKEST BAKERS FUEL SAVERS,
THE MOFFAT STOVE CO., Lica&
s...4 row, of do kind of Vase root «is( WESTON, 014T4
J. WORSELL,
The Stove hnd Furnace KM
Hamilton St. Goderich.
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These Dye. will dye v\'ool, 1 on.n, Silk. Jule
or Mixed (last. In one lath they are the
(alert end moo Improved Ilye In the world.
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11, "tern nurehrnery form.nl,mutaing I•mmM1)
Sad a•uma,de4ul)' 4)41 kind., of Woodwork.
Building Material
d every dwsrripl6nl kept in Klock.
Hash. liana, Frulueg, Moulding and
Interior and Exterior 1"ininhitg of all
Inds on hand of 14) (u oilier. •
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Store promptly attended to.
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comfortable, but are alao
DUNLOP
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Are welking on air -
wear Me "tool.
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