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.. -,ro, wueli open. acts its
i ventilator. It le supplied with
weights so that It cull be opened and
Closed at will by the attendant while
standing on the floor of the alley.
To have this arru.ngemeut of win-
dows In the latitude abut'e cited. It Is
necessary to` have e whi-
do which throws e jun of I
light into the pen
ou the south side. live feet six inches
from the Hour. The upper window,
which brows light Into the pea on the
north side. Is longer, but a point in
this window the saw,• distance above
the lower -end as the height of the win-
dow E should be nine feet eight mesa
from the Boor. This ueeessitates a that
roof for the part of the buikIlug south
of the alley, which must necessarily Ice
made otssome material that will shed
water at a slight pitch. elle well on
the north side of the building is made
as high as that on the south side, but
;
180.
7T.-o10trlfD PLAN OP Hoo Horse,
the root on the north side and alley Is
made steeper so as to hut-c'mure air
space and good ventilation. ,
In .Fig. 2 Is submitted .the ground
plan of the hug house. It 14'120 feet
long by 30 fret wide and Is provided
with an alley which runs leugthwise
through the middle of the building and
Is eight feet wide. This permits of
driving through the buildiug with a
wagon, which allows the feed and bed-
ding to be hauled in where it is needed
and Use manure to be loaded on the
wagon directly front the pets -and
hauled to the field.
The pens are ten feet wide and
eleven feet deep. Each pea has
doorway leading to the outside ich
is opened by a door sliding upward.
There Is also aldose opening fo the alley
the Laid*.
Prominent Manufaeturer Speaks.
in Vankleek Intl, Ont., no one is 'bet-
ter known t(leo. n, S. Watson.
When he says • ('atarrhozone is a
real cum," depend upon its being so.
"My wile." he writes, "was subject to
had attacks of throat irritat' and
bronchitis. Marey remedies were
tried but few proved at all useful.
Catarrhozone w a s different. It
seemed to get right at the sore spots
and brought w
ght relic f
quickly. Wr haver
found C
for bronchitis and catarrh. Nothing
cures. more quickly so get it today
two sines, max. and 81.0') l.ottles, at all
dealers.
..,..eras IOU rn U.L how 11111 a purer du In e,'m.•the tt."
of rlbbou to the top and bottom of
the lack piece Ito tie thrungh the mid. I 1,a�'' prompt Iv in ails.: I,
die of the bout; coyeredl, and you can
edge all around with narrow silk cord
If desired. •
Pillow cover.
The pillow cover in the Illustration
has a design of nasturtiums In all their
exquisite natural shading and so sl 1.1 IF
only be, attempted by skilled fingers.
The material Is deep cream heavy satin
cloth, with a conventional border in I=
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I'ILLow 'aceta..
golden n Ir a
rens
n and
greens.
forming g
a
charming i
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K sr k r..
n, I for the spray of
flowers, pale yellow shading to deep
orange, and the lender greet' of the
le:lves and steins.
WHAT A GIRL LIKES.
it lariat ecu. Hints Yee Tonna Idea
we. may las P1ts,IM,
A fan.
A muff.
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A good picture. s,'1 a
A ha ndsuuu• telt.
A pair of gloves,
One of those lovely antique neck-
laces.
opera glasses, If elle Mosul any.
Hatpins; she can't have toss niny,
time of those long bar pins to ten
her Neil.
One of those curious Iittte oriental
charms fur her:ch:rin. ,
A cluck fur her desk, or, maybe, the
desk itself, if she It net one.
A look rack. swksleff. or a book-
case, nt'cordi to the extent of her
houkistines. •
A Ilttl dug of blue blood pedigree,
or au ligur:t cat. If slip likes mutuals.
handsome la:trasol; the sun will
Inc next summer.
A jewel hoz of any degree, from
burnt wood lip to cut glass and gold.
Books according to her taste, or Jew-
els if she Is gay, or pretty dress frivol-
Itdes if she must economize.
To New Subscribers
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IE "BE 1ERLY of GRAUSTARK:" Itisageed one.•
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deftly_ hit l..i:, '': 1!,-. t.q• : , 1 the
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whole is tlol.lyd dim tine r., ••Sus still,
Our .ot.l. A wai.stbawl, us it were,
Is put around t1,.• niter of the
cttshiuu. Slit f:ashiumst•I lar,• and white
dos kerluard sillis the gfalutest ma-
terial
to use, with the tap cushion of a
barmuuiziug blue velvet.
Ptelty New Opera nag.
There is a Sew ilea At tin opera hag
that Is net at all ditticult of'eonstrue•
Ilion, null, if there are-auy handsome
.or dainty bits of silk-, or ribbon on
baud. It will coot next to nothing.
The very best foul/dation would be the !
stiff rovers and kick of au old l.uuk- i
Just remu''fug the leTees:.huts covers
■ud Lack un one sides should Ice heady
convened with handsome ribbon or bro-
cade. This is fur` the uuteiide. Inside
the covers should ' ince a Macke[- on
each. made full and shirred at the
o►euiug. lute one goo's the handker-
chief. The other serves as a vaulty
bag. ford or ribbon handles are non -
4. I aewevl oh, when It Is ready for the op
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era glasses, or, rather, the hag for
ilIF
1 tli.•u,. teat a strip of cardboard the doathen The Clan Who Cares.
new a, Aleve of ,:ilk all around !t, form
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e i about his personal appearance finds it nectsa
v
e' fly w •retic
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i fieri. T e,tv t t]ts:a
& \Ib. a l it Aso l ..LLEe.L_ trauas
ye -ung men and young women
to take mints positions a -bac a eventually Iced to positions
of responsibility and trust. The
foundation is secure. Our
students go up, not down. We
are unable to supply the demand
for our students. Why? Be-
cause business men recognize
the
superior training they
receia e.
Write for our business and
shorthand booklet ; it',, free.
School term: September till
June, in,:u..se.
Forest City
Business College
1 W WESTEP.vELT YMCA. Bldg.,
terra �• London.
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•igt17 and width of theglasses.
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top,
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- urs a Jt r. These Indians s
alit
coin : through the r.evagrs
c"asun,r•1,
Mr. 1'hil:itsn s.'-::1,,• r.•:-1 .n I -a ,1,
late b'-v.un1 .i..rr -.-loin. to" ,..f :
t-ious party sea- ,out by th.•
Police going era-.• l
not i.
ny of their sarroun�li
r n Let.,• haat„ •s. t tet 'u. h,th
8.i.r �mJne'•t;n in ': • ,tit .tf:'i ,• mot
a h .y of whom • Ile!! •t !Minns ar
proud.
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,77
-16-UR BANK FAILURES.
St Of Canadian Institutions That Have
'Gores to the Wall.
Since (`•.,f••dret:Len there hat•etiecit
no' I."s than ergbben Xuslw•nsl„ns ut
the :n•.- Mia! -t, -r, -,l batiks iii i':,na,la. but only a
fete of them hair been at all wi. -
ui
•• spread In chide .•u:+t•t., and renes' all
Is , have paid their .lepO»Iters in full. Rx-
.rept In the ease Of the Met•hanIss
Itartk, the moa.•=holders weer,• paid in
New undland and Canada,
('an, an' ah.i d's!re to be pattlotic
(an nit., ,lois, 11-.1 .•1 call /14I 1141 MMA',
ria thing ti'.,e •lay -s than t•'cu'-
,vate a kaonI'6•.• of xewr.uml!:tn,l.
The union of X,•r.foundlatot and i
ad:a avid) b•• a �.•oJ thing for Win. -
but it mast bon un;•,n to -. Lon mutual l
ander landing.• If a .uta Ilan•: ...11!,1
Hh'nd more of th•dr h.dadays th:.n• they
I would Le as -i 011.1 in the work of
rea.htng a good umLaajn•ti'ig on bout
':;Ides. This Is ,•; s,•Iv b•,Und up with
the question ..f I;npa'..ve.l. ..•nununlea-
lion. t'attad:t is b al! o,l,ta Newfuuml-
land's 'mares( in l,-ltbor. and, with go •+1
:ailw'ay nod st--a:nship cotlneetions.
will tome increased travel and trade
and Increased ,le-ir,• for .lrs.•r union.
Newfoundland 1.s as yet a land ••f ex-
tractive industries, ;tad the, • atone but
few lino.. The development of 11,..tu-
t.teturing In the Maritime pr..cinc.-s
will thus provide- work for the Msher-
a••n of Newfoundland In the winter
nal brine ahnut 'a closer il,nd of un -
than ant -Poing eke could. In this
armee on The Si. John's I Xewi..mtd-
landl Herald speaks of the prosi.ects
for the t lag %' iat.•r In a stay which
shows how Innen t ant Canada. might
become to the old colony ascii what
!anger there is of the good stark
nuliid-d by -the influence ,f the
stern States. It says: •biting to the
sp••n,lon of Some ut the north,-rn
nes and Jhe Intendwl'stopp,age of
Inc of the .principal saw -mills in the
etor this falt, there will be soane
hundreds ..
of
men thrown n
out ofem-
ployment. In -
lo
P mvnt
Y and
lb „
a
mines will absorb a ghodlyenumberrit
is doubtful if they will have room for n
all who are seeking work and the rest
may have to migrate to Sydney nI the
Eastern States for the winter, to pt'.- a
cure lgeratia'e occupatian. It is feared
a
1,
Ever Have Cramps? I
Kind of Herm to I,,. tied up in n
knot at midnight with cramps, Keep
Nerviline handy. 'leen drops quiet a
cramps instantly. I'svl occasionally. ung
Nerviline prevents this ttoublie en- su
tires-. From Strti,tford. out., Wu1. mi
Dee writes: "Nothing I know of� ttu
wilegive such quiet relief to cram • int
colic, or pain it, the stomach, us Net-
t•'
nim
e. Ifyou
feel
fust ten dict ole ater
and you're well next enlinute."n Think
of the protection and enulfort con-
tained in a 22c. bottle of Nerviline and
get it today.
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ull. and the record or the pere.•ntag
paid the depositors I•, as folhew's:
Is64--,'uutnterri:d Bank of Ne
itrunsttirk. lh'lu,sit•.rs paid in full,
te:_ -Hank of Acadia.
Is:-' -\lett„pelican Sank of Ifontreal.
It,•p„<it..rs paid in full.
l‘7:0 "Iw•hani,-o Bank of- Montreal.'
II•I e.it,.rs paid .:; 1-2 per cent.
14:y-.'ul.,ulbl+d,•d Hank ''f Munt-
r, al. Deposi:'ors paid In full.
11:8 --stank of Liverpo,d. N: ft.
• 14:8 Stadae•,tt t !tank of ' aluebec.
Depositors paid in full.
Is;ii--F:xeh+u.g.• Hank of ('anada, n••
positors Ir, 1,1 661-2 per ,. -vent.
1s:i-.Maritime Hank. St, John. N, B,
U.pslton, paid- lab -la . r cent,
Isco-pletuu Bank, N. s. Depositors
pai,! in full,,
lsst-Bunk ,•f London. L;nndnn, (int,
n,.
1 hors palA In roti.
)sss-I',sl•ral !tank. Depositors pa/•1
In full. -
Isss-Bank of Prtnee F:,Iw'ard !eland
rIs"t--r'omrnerr•lal Bank of Manitoba
ilsposltors paid In full.
Isit'-11.,uque do People. Jt,cpo•dlor.
•nal :.: 1-4 per cent. •
C141•1/.. rt'.• bag is then set into the co
era, the cardboard Irving firmly glued
down to the back of the Ir.k. where
the leaves were. Altogether it is the
most ,onveufent article of its kind that
Las Iseu seen and Is as dainty as
possible. Soft ranee pink and silver bro-
cade or a pretty piece of pompadour
ribbon (or the outside and a bit of soft,
glossy silk for the Inmkets and bag cer-
tainly suggest a thing of t.eattly.
Haaglag PI.c..Moa,
A clever woman has contrived a pin-
cushion front the effective brass orna-
,•s' meats that often adorn cart horses'
I martingales and are polished and kept
w bright with so mach pride by the
ry t
have
to
It
his
clothes le
th -
cs
made
to
order. r.
Any
tailor
make clothes for %"ou--but, r can
Isv8-_Itanitue Ville Marie. Depositors
pad Li per vent, to dt,•.
.0,1 -Bunk o[ .S';tntn•uth. In llqul-
da t iwn,
•
arlo Rank. in liquidation.
1i'•p^sitors in thy Io.ntial Hank lost
a fraction of a per vent. amounting aL-
bold to some few thous., n, I dollars but
It•.•n this loss naught have h..•n averted
If less expensive litigation had ....cur -
rad.
The
Fi• ,•
dr:
d Hawk t1k clo
XP.
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its P acs
cu
un
is a
its open n d w.
r, although this
was only made possible through the
aclbin of the other franks, who took
ver the assets at a liberal reduction.
The n In
rin
Bank finds nitself Iss Inc many h the eapu't%
similar one to that of the poets
!lank in 1881 E ederal
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'a•' Good Cheer
PORCUPINE rlNcrswus. _ e r
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WE
'even imitate.
give you smart, stylish, well finished gar-
ments, that the others can't - -
even imitate.
II
FRANK H. MARTIN. II
i OR.
THE TAILOR.
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[GOOD
CHEER
Nothing just as good as those celebrated
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teamster. This uruLntiaat faslcns to
a Sail in the wall, and from !t de1X•nds RANGES AND HEATERS
a trio of small sack shaped cushions,
each of a eoutrasting , lar, with ruin. �..
Isms to match, These initis are stud- ! For baking, cooking, heating, looks and
dish ri•slpins. ely with black, white and economy in fuel. Every stove warrant-
Celored pins.• -
ed a perfect worker
. A full line
Resien from the Worry Club.
of t hose splendid
• Life i- rusk lint use ...MI' all get
worry can't ht•lp it how:nisi* helves
are sillalitv is burnt tip alio
Let, Ferroa.me help Non. IC,: a most :Zs -
:strengthening. nutritive limb.. rills F._
1.4 11141141 With 4'1111. suppiies building
I MY. t 11.• silet. of vitality that snakes ...._
yoll W: at to ill) thing,. Nu suedieine
Inure helpful foe men. us .ti
(.11. 1 111) W1/11 tired strength aunt stay-
. bult,ttt till dealers.
AND
Radiant Home Heaters
„i noijj Sdd1N„
cn
a2IO.LS AS118 DM SJAWIN'
Penn Esther Ranges _....
W. R. PINDER 1
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Colborne St. Near Bank of Commerce • Phone 155 -.•
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