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Its Richness ingutility
gives TeaTot results.
equalled by no other
Teas on sato anywhere
Paint, 'Varnish and, Repair Time. I furs and woolen clothing for the
sweet peas, nasturtiums, sweet sale
tan, sweet scabious, snapdragons,
everl:astings, zinnias, pot marigold or
calendula,
t
d her good annuals are:
Low Growing --Pansies, California
poppy, mignonette, petunias, portu-
lace, pinks, drumzatond phlox, ver-
betuts;
Medium IIeight_Evel•lastings, bal-
sams, 'coreopsis, larkspurs, gaillardia,
Iarle salvia, stocks, poppies;
It ,is well to remember that yarn- i summer months. Save every hat bag Tall
are
i Caamos - heliehry
islling sl ouid not be done in mortis ,and Papez ba=, possible, as thesestem, tall larkspurs, nicctiana, salpi,
avliexi the temperature is below 70.most convenient things to paste furs lass9s, sunflowvers.
de res h Id t t r and woolens in because the tops cant U
so a m
.g s, as sue a co empera u e be tied securelyth t orbs can-
xs " ' s ,3 • srlc a+r"
retards the drying too much. Nor;
Maple Sw rtljs.
should it be done when the ventila-! not get in, fele nzuseulil of relics cousiected nwithelu t?le
eel 0
rti , . a :�...,,
= tion !s oar Rs this . has somewvhat th®; Before packing,' furs and wvaolens How to sleep this delicious alt Canadian defence of Ypres, also a
, i - fel Sea . 3 ti •A. .E -et ,f:se>ier_ , • , frem monldiug iS troubling the
same effect, Cold varnish should not `should be hung an the clothesline i .� 1, libra',ry of everything published con-
_ he applied to warm wood nor warm for a whole day—' bright, dry, sun- house;yiie, or will trouble her later corning the laattFes of the salient, says
w•arnish to sold wood, Ali surfaces'' shiny day, Brush and shake the fur , on.
1 to be varnished should be sandpaper and be sure there are no grease spots t,We do ours up, boilz�i„ in air_ a Lan do l desp.at:.lis Models 5f trenea-
en the woolens, fox it is on these i;9'ght cans, and yet it man:fisc» writes es, pictures alld oflcial photographs
ed carefully sa that all di t is renlov- ?„
and a roster of all the Canadian dead
;• � a'd and aQ smooth t;xface obtained.: spots that n. -hs live best. one, V hat can we do .
The var1vahed surfaul is Iilce1y ta` Aftc. everything has been cleaned,f Aus.--ln o- der to keep maple noIiM also be inCIUdetl.
Such a buflding yvauld he to ?Yan-
have a rough, sanded ap,earance if
brushed, and well aired, pack ill hat syrup tlrroui;Iz the heat of cutnmex, a" l
ble
these rule, are not observed. i
sacks and tie securely; or, i.f you or fpr any length of time, herii it td., IIs what Sh d esilel res aotzse: is
Before applying paint or varnish, 'would be even more sure, sew red down till it tie ctghs 11 pounds to the to visitors to Sti lti'orel-on-.3°s on. LYlien
fill tall cracks and holes. Putty will. pepper in cheesecloth bags and place gallon z:>ithot:t the tin c'an or vessel
the transfer is efft�.c-ted are prolose to
�t_.J c'o far small holes, but if they are them between furs in the paper bags. which ho cls pIt. 4'hen thus coiled eonie art of lrt this ivin€; 4`ai2ada alnieistround into a arhe
s ,. :i= •.,..r ,.,_ ,,�: 3 �c ihE= a°c.tt ltE+ llat?sed. ` I want to terse, mire saw est yvith sue until If packing woolens, place the pepperi dowzl it i' ')..towed to cool and then ruins fay planting nxrkple trees the
Ire ., H ,,a.,... erste , ,t the, ball i
e .teen= flan which w«1-, taming wway, . *tat s the' her ll;� listened. it is the coasistenc. of ante. Press! bags betwveen the folds. i ptlt up in cans or recep�aclen, ..lith „
d
eaf is<i e, a rd rt'. rt =4x v1 ? a secret. o r t;rlll !las f.;. y p Another excellent way to Jfaek wul- are filled to the ftlla and Ilr1rE'tically G'alladian sluulas ltrld tlt)rvels. Catla
k 3t?!tin :I� Cos a" i3 a?"r isle" D28 lite S _.- . t ,ts cr Rt 1 } le t.. �anlUtattlld into the hales and tt; n da in Ypres" would. I think be a good
ege. she heerd the sound of :a ;leito l .cis:ed to pub . D volar father's twill 1=ecvnte as hard as the woods ter things is to wrap then securely tart;. ht, Bottles may be used if flle:l
�, �' title for wirer we Ea esse to effef t
'. whine in her : .. is s Billy. , a ; r e a 1, to try g.sr2.`li. :�he lt, i In ne0'�#.BpRpeTS "xld f'1Sten the ends t0 the top ants eaL"iCE'd ti`�1Dt1y . x�li'L a �"
"ileal: old ,t''amer'tan a"a':laeF' EttE1 1 ; a.`t rlaeEatO°et1 .ve4 mE' ttEfi-
T1 znRke d fell f fl - tar?etlaez a;2»li tape cz pa. p , In ,
BABY CLOTHES
Babies' beautiful long clothes olltilte,
daintily made of finest materials,
410.50 complete. Maternity skirts and
dresses at moderate prices. Send for
Lists.
MR$.WOLFSON
67 Yonge St. Toronto
"CANADA IN YPRES."
Memorial Building. Will Include Relics
of Gallant Defence of City.
An officer of the Canadian head-
quarters staff interviewed recently,.
said that the Canadian memorial
building at Ypres would include a
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A JucsllonabIc
By A. W. Poach.
Ilse _, • here."
To a wood filler or Dora « .•f ' • sse artout ' ' dark, cool closet covered with
ih+t «111Y a ,. '- t o she �a-.:e e."' :lie elite enie t' ' �' making the bundle a,:rtight. The' brown paper,. and it will keep good
,,^,r n 1y , r •,. lies` hcert jumped With jay, for her 'nix whitiu with linseed oil and ap g ink
thought t.;h cif ._.. Lag ln1 .. a , r 1121ter S In. on newspapers is a math a5 new" for year&
ra *t' fx �'... q Itiai 1xc,.m of Years heti been the !sly to E1tpor Reefs or soft wood,. This' C• ca IZ1I] 11
::.a E c .. t..,c:a, Herfather+�«.. ale 1, z yllea* ^g el the book yvhiell he biles fills *91e axes end m eke, a smooth- preventive because of its odor, so no: If the syrup •weigh Ie. t
1ti^ '!i SZ. t n`d dt t e + t who w t , v L °2 t its anti •ea einetalC- p v Other is neeeed, i
t p 1 l a p p t'
1 .,• ,, { . ; N.lt .t ' ..�' t i.00i that ran be waxed, ed,w painted or; ' pounce pm rattan, tt;;l nines n e.T.:;lit- r
h pz :l.t to ,11„::t
`:The slave wo ,ss because he is
compelled to; the a gist because he
loves to; the fool doe.; unnecessary
into the Tl,1„e ila;;:y. Then revulsion came—the varnished. Sloths do not tike the odor of eeElax,. ally made does, it acre, no. l.e..p •well
eine
Work.because he is a fool. the yy'isa
^y.n e ,Zstfl food and lodging without tat ;tle:Tatsa. Ile het founts her father'.
„• . f payment; . , , . g • • l . „, , : A good and inexpensive floor stain' and will not bother a cedar chest, through warm weather, On the oilier man is he who striyt:s to he all three
ta,otae.si of '401be
t .,c.9.aa„ I znl<-rest, anti xvGataly oat the atxnl; h p
:_, =,; , rr�E._ =aYloaeti pie needle by dissolving one ounce of" One elan also purchase ceder' chips at hand, if is weighs more than this 9z1 moderation." --Prof. Andrew illac-
tY
upon <w : ..3 tkm:� steal? �a c?. l «c closet : Te,
that would ettay in hiding aor exanangraniate of potash in onequart of,
furniture store, and pack them mount per gallon,.it is apt to cit y- rhail.
To let'O•t: it owes. ,p pw:th the 'woolens and furs.in the botforn of
Ilt.z .stria Puritan soul race in re-- of warm water, Wood aimed with; them,
into sugar
4..' filo l a•0;':aroa �ho ' 41,'1,0'• ' 1.0 volt. Her dear, tin -`:ng old Daddy!, this solution dries out a good shade' A tried and true enemy of motels the can. ,Syrup' that has started to
lie: hi the veer F•`;2t on in toe inter- Ii., .31 :st lie spared the Ilttlnill:atlail, s of brown. A coat of ' arnisii may be' Is
the mothball, Its odor, however, "work" can be brought«ta a very good
cote.: why. r,:tat.. lute cunt t',Inw'- They went from the hall to the aclde.i, but the floors can be kept In '.:hieh is diffmult to get acid of on condition by reboiling, adding hot
t?ltE' R<t,1, 1::, awn 1.•ni=r•: sae : l,•,.il>Ir; room, and she laid the papergood condition by occasionally rub--.. taking things from summer storage,
'3 �l
on the table as she slapped to the bin;; them over with kerosene aeaep argues against its use.
•a *e: d. t . t -. t:.ca '4 ht t ea •door o ea er fa er. ,. e plied with a soft woolen cloth. ---
water at first, if necessary-, and
e•
skimming all foreign matter from
l 1 t 11 h father. She
-1 the top. This clarifying may he ,.:., �e gene:. :lee tau +v:ca num turnedand stopped short, stateng, move brushes from the permanganate Best Annuals for the Home Garden. tetters by ending a smell cup"I»l of
has-
sheHer itis -1 res ',tither her hands tensely belted. milk to a ' let» or sa of the syrup
tw r,:a' title him-- ..,;1 boll,-4\dam.; ood gazing at the Bees-''aa•nt°Oil a� soon as the worse la fin-':
l i S s 1 4 g• , Annual flowers succeed eXception-• while it is boiling; for a minute G:• se
"` Z a '»l ."i.reaf TM"'q' of S: ^8: iDh: t1 , ;il•Ci'. t.tr":Ise" le he den �i+. ile i•Iee1, a 3t destroys telt' bristles. { t a
of L �- Be: Bans, a :+asked_ n ally well in nearby all parts of Can- it will look las though the whole nitres
p+Ear „ ,tr1 i :" pit slit ;�dl;l7�i', i]"s,eSef;ita�« then: ++fang h;inae+ are still without ,r , •,
r,? a 1 ;t° a a tt'"°� deE' it c +° E tl3e cit:i Etr the t' ai,d Y, ; screen protection against flies or
"da. For the ,.Home Garden, whe was ruined, but gradually s i b1115
h v, r het 1.' ,; . er l . lne . ix1 tiler it be in the City of the Country,- the milk will ear' , the s r3 u Iu' eila
her .. R> h t:i c.; Lim liefere awl wwttt.°alt, hardily tarf althialg., mosquitoes.• The most inexperienced, to make + l
,• ;, . ,'t ; d . zan4.. • What Would l:c tic of eta? the best annuals are file old favorites and all the scum will be gathered
See 1* 4iP"e+l to t t^' tat" +SSitC mei She (esti not Itne.tt'cilalltl Iain e? pr eS-i Si Ern fr lures if metals Eoxne tl make
which Have become so popular be-
'
e- into a tlzlel;, ?alas eas;l to reznoy a.
pz . ?etrt^ en • wit t is e.zi'. e tie ,,,,.> whoa he; did speak, cause they have fitted in with the
.? « I pry ' , ; ' :k ,i . wed- ,Measure the windows, then 1- , 1 • ' s of flower love'Eat io x .rips of Y ,: ine'tt wood to I shall have to ask you far a
t1; dinner 4*e:a en e get8 ere:: 9 It '«• el Cr3. The rtaSan for elle popularity <t 1«
.,., h t'.�inifai to !te on .a, ea.,iate 0: lc" �'`, tray whet are SOU going to ,Vit. Put elle t ps staget?1.; . ghthThe of the "annual" is that it can be ma'am,"
«w . '' a a r' l . alk, der.; mtleai. netting Should lie «tletche„ .1„Ittle y tiClZet far that hay, nla am, rns7sted
lz Innen'. it; ' .p:l', at �lz:.l,, firm. Tl ^+�;1 : iv s1s, Wen eaaz;;llt IIez" alai f ;