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SEEN IN PAR'S SHOPS.
The black satin emit of all lengths
is Ln•.•ted.
About aine out of ten handsome
gewus are collarless.
Dyed linen laces aro high styli
for linen arid cotton dresses.
Aluuug the new veilings are those
with crepelike borders.
Chiffon, voiles, marguisetts, and
silk crepes are hating a wonderful
The Canadian
rder of Foresters
The Thirty First Annual
of High Court
The
Session
Year too() Was the Most Prosperous in the
History of the Order- A Large Delega-
tion in Atendance.
rage. The thirty-first annum session of the amounting 10 81/4,321.2. leaving 8'-6.967.12
g high Court of the Canadian Order of to "airy to the Reserve.which at the chide
Tiny little rooster heads are used FuOf the year amounted to 3170,773.82.
resters opened in the City of Montreal,
+ p
as trimming fur small girls' were 73.985 members in good stand.
every- Tuesday afternoon, 14th fust., with a
slay hats. :large number in attendance, including
The yoke and collar matching high Court Officers and delegates re -
the color of the material are net presenting every Province of the Do -
often seen now. minion.
,1t tual draperies are introduced 1 After the usual opening ceremonies and
o14 in suits of silk or lightweight the appointment of We several standing
materials. :committees, the nigh Court Officers sub-
mitted their reports which showed the
Upon all handsome or dressy
gowns, sash, girdle, belt, or bow ef-Order to bo in a most nourishing condi.
fects of ribbon appear. firm.
A good deal of boutaching is seen! Tho high Ching Ranger, J. A. Stewart.
of Perth. Ont.. after extending a hearty
on some of the suits in odd bands i welcome to the rcprreentatiren present.
and panel arrangements. welcome
his rennrt. which was replete
Something unique and exceed- with facts and figures relative to the
ingly beautiful is the ehrysallthe- growth and extension of the Order during
mum opera bag in Irish crochet.. : 11.• past year.
The princess panel, in its many 0n the 1st of .innuary. 1909. the Order
interpretations of a primitive garb, hod a membership of 70.759. and there
is a prevalent note among Parisian were initiated during the year 7.369 new
styles for little ones, and particul• :members. being an inereas. of 772 over
arly for those of the I2 -year stage. the precious year. During last year 3.652
Jiang• truly beautiful bits of embroi- members lapsed and 459 died, leaving the
net membership at rho close of the year
Celt- c enliven these quaint frocks, 7'.ces.
wi :!o others seem to our eyes mere- The increase in the insurance Reserve
1y Is. culiar in their effort to revive of the Order during the year amounted
ctrl -time hand work. Ito :273,367.75. On January 1st. 190). the
Tho too -long frock is distinctly' amount on hand in this Branch area
Pal ian, and, thopgh attractive, it 82.7'•8.940•54. and at the close of the year
is quite far removed from the prac-83,c0?.,308.29. The amount paid in death
tical shortness that we havo accus- elnimq wall 8163.979.66. ( The report of W. 0. Strong, Superintend- ling on the advice of a friend she
i eat of orgauisatIon, showed that during s
•The Birk and Funeral Benefit Branch began to take Dr. Williams' Pink
tc rued our children too. The Com- the yrnr then• were 7,360 initiauour. a*
f.•rtably abbreviated frock will pro-. is also in a flourishing condition. Pur- against 6.597 for the previous year, an in- I'ills, and soon began to feel bet-
bably win its way in France some the the year no less a sum than 8144.321 creams. of 772. ter. She continued taking the Pills
20, revering 5,950 derma, wag paid in thio At the close of the year there were 1.065
h • i pse fun a mem• until sho had used ten loxes, when
her health was fully restored and
the could take any kind of food
The p without the least discomfort. Since
ketch"wan, n rota to that time she has not had the The little children of Paris pre- i "scarp, covering the general work of the i Columbia.
slight -
sent a most picturesque appear- i Sot•iety. was next in order. and showed , Among those in attendance were the pot- est return of the trouble."
In detail the large femme of buainegs' lowing: J. A. Stewart, Iltgh 1•hipf Rcaug••r Thousands of cured men and w•o-
anee, differing widely from that. Perth, Ont.; D. Allan, high Yj.c-(lust
with which we aro familiar as a tranaarted through the Ilead Ofaee at Ranger. Grimsby. Oat.: Geo. Faulkner. n.e^ speak from experience of the
!Brantford. , 1ii¢h S.rre•tarv, Branttnrd, Ont : Rost. benefits derived from Dr. Williams'
ralways ideal. Canadian children I:fliott, Iligli rreasun•r, Brantford, Ont.:
are simple when they aie'. The amount of Insurance premiums re- fir. h. 11t. Rtanley, chairman Medical I':nk Pills in cases of indigestion,
Correctly dressed, and while we (civ d during the year was 8616.017.62. Board, Brantford. Ont.: C. E. Brit- anaemia, rheumatism, general
which with the large sum of 8121.329.79. ! ton. P.II.1•.R.. Oananoque. Ont.: J. •a tic akrlesa, pains in the back and
cannot wholly recommend the more derived from interest on investments, A. Brodeur. Montreal. Que.: AIL P. van
unique methods of the French for S,mcren. Mel.e.xt. Alla.: W. M. (•ouper.' side. neuralgia, St. Vitus dance,
I mad.• the total receipts in thin Branch Mnntrcal, Que.: 8. W. wlgmnre. Rt. John '
very fear of overdressing our little 8737.347.41. There were 459 death claims N.B.: Members of the Executive ermmlttrc , and the troubles that afflict women
ones, we love to stand aside and• paid, amounting to $463.979.66. leaving the' W. L. Roberts. High Auditor. Brantford and growing girls. These pills are
take notes from which wo draw a' ronin of 8273.367.75 to carry to the Reserve Ont.: 1 P (long. high Auditor, London, Feld by all medicine dealers or by
Ont.: w•. Wahk"r. Iligli R.gt,trar. Mont-
certain appreciation of the pictur- Fund. which at the close of the year WAN ;real. Que.: W. (t. Strong. Superintendent (pail at 50 cents .box, or six boxes
113.002,308.29. inf Organisation. Brantford. Ont.; Lyman fel *2.50 from `-'sho Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Ar,ckvillc, Ont.
- .---
A JAPANESE COMPLIMENT.
T01NiC •1•::' 1 s�,`•11:1'dT
For IND:6f:STI011
The Proms of Digestion is Con-
trolled iy the B:oad and ec'vea
If you havo indigestion and you
begin a course of treatment to make
tour s1on1ael► stronger, you are en
tl.c right track for a real cure. Yon
es. • Hever cure yuurself by eating
p,adigested nestle, or by taking
p,.ii-gative medicines. The Fitt/Mille!'
is not doing its own work under
these treatments, and there can be
no real cure until the stomach is
strong enough to digest. till the
food necessary to maintain the
be.cly in normal health. The great
aim of the tonic treatment for indi-
gestion in all forms, is to strength-
ing at the close of the scar carrying en the stomach to a point where all
874,161,000.00 Insurance
1 There were issued from the high Seen- fo ds stitch will digest easily and,
tary's office 7.538 Insurance Certifeatea, nourish the laxly. A tonic that will
and 7.334 Membership Certificates. or a strengthen the stomach is what, is
: total of 14.872, anti in addition there were I►c(ded as the process of digestion
endorsements made in 1.512 luaurauce t'er•
tlncatea, ti' controlled by the blo.,d and
' The report of Robert Elliott. high nerves. Dr. Williams' Pink fills
Treasurer. showed the funds of the Order aro an ideal tunic. They actually
to be in the most ent.afaotory tnndltion.
The income in the several fund* were. (lake new, rich. blood, and thus
Iesuraneo 8737.347.41• Rick and Funeral
lineman Fund 11172,2288.32. and lleneral Fund bring strength and tone to the.
892.712.01. Total income 81.002,34774. The St( mach. This has been prove)
total expenditure in these funds was' cver and over again, and thou -
8704.345.65. The surplus income over ex-
penditure atuountcd to 8298.002.09. I e:trid3 of grateful people have out
The rnenrance Reserve Fund at the close I hesitated to Say SO. Here is alt i11 -
of the year was Invested as follows: stance •-Alis Eva Tucher, Italmor-
Municipal and School Debentures .. 8=,7s•Is16.47 •
Dominion of caua.la Stork 1so.tlalnY' . 11, Man., says :- 1 am writing this
Depo,.itshiChartered lanks te,neaeo' letter on behalf of my mother who
current Accounts in Chartered hanks 78,491.esi%visite,' you to know how touch 1)r.
ja, ,a»j. Williams' Pink Pills have done for
The total assets of the Order amounted 1'• r. For several years she had
to 81.235.03737. and Da liabilities 825,136.72. been greatly troubled with indige's-
Assets over liabilities 83.209.900.85' 1 tion and notwithstanding the me-
, The report of Dr. U. M. Stanley. ('hair-
man of the Medical hoard. ghosted the divine elle was taking the trouble
average death rate since the commence-' !134 growingworse. Every meal
meet of the Order to be 5.17 per 1,000 of
!membership. There were submitted to the' war dreaded, and left behind it a
, Medical Board during the year 8.816 appli-' feeling of nausea and severe pains.
cations. of which 8.280 were accepted, and ;
the remaining 536 trievterl. The number' AS this continued she began to lose
of anplicatione wag 930 more than for the strength and energy, and was hard-
previousyear. nnti was the second largest
h " • " ' le to do any housework. Act-
in the history of the (leder. Y
1 ab
day, as has our own tailor-made Branch. The amount to the credit of tilt., herahi in the order. rep" r R
street dress,with its skirt so much I,t Ontario. of 71785. There were 515 ('Darts
fund at the close of the year was in 178 in Quebrr, 58 In Nova
shorter than the Parisian once' $170.773.82.
/troths. 70 in New Brunswick. 15 in Prince
pUtO Tl a Report of Oen Faulkner High Fee Edward island. 110 in Manitoba. 65 In Pae -
38 1 Alb and 16 ' British
es ue. use modify thav1 .1 to �, The Ptek and Funeral Benefit Branch of , L''' 9°1101(41y Btgh
nu- Hamilton. Ont :
-in our own less quaint cit (trent ,J. H O'Regan. Chief Agent for Province
the Order also showed a marked advance. of Quehec. Quebec. QUe.: lion. Colin 11.
ar�d find help in the cleverness of
the French mothers. year was 8165.592.50, and interest 86.69; 62, ' t""• Winnipeg, Man.: F. H. DaYld,on,
making the total rec.•ipta In this Branch1111.C.R., Winnipeg: D. F.. McKinnon.
D 1LR, Winnipeg. and O. R. Anderson.
8172.228.32. There were 5.950 claims paid, i P.D.B.C.R.. Griswold, Man.
The amount of fees received during the ' Campbell. Bish Cn onSoltritor for Mani.
TRIG HATS FOR SUMMER.
Have you seen the new hat, to
wear with tailored suit or shirt
waist suit 1 It is a broad brimmed
lint of ono kind of straw turned
sharply up at the front to show a
lining of another kind.
Generally these hats havo a
crown and outside rim of black
The Japanese have ever the in-
stinct of politeness. It may hap-
pen. however. as in the case record-
HICiHiER CRITICISM. "Well, did hoay you 1" asked ed below, that their idea of a com-
p p!iment is net precisely that of the
f '1 C dll t hhad bP(•n
ti, collect a bill for a full set tit
false teeth that he had nutdc fi'- a
oa-- almost a year before. "Pay
n c :" growled the dentist "Ni t
only did he refuse to pay ma but
ho actually had the cffrouta i to
gnash at me --with my teeth:"
Coorgiana was making prepara-
tions fur her dell's birthday party
at J her brother stood by helpless-
ly. receiving instructions. "Oh,
Palmer," she exclaimed suddenly,
"first wo must take this child over
lined with a vivid blue, brown, or to church and have her criticised."
deep green. A brown hat with
green facing is also popular.
The only trimming to the hat is
a couple of quills or an osprey,
with sometimes a stiff band of vel-
vet.Another good looking and dressi-
er hat is of vivid green tulle over-
sewn with straw bugles. It is
draped in turban shape into a flat
Lew in center of front, beneath nn
outspreading tuft of iridescent
r, Ings of the heron.
MEXICAN FHt is 1) E rt It'I 1t ENT.
Cin'is•ling of One Han. Burro and
hulling 11ater Harrel. it pretty strong mtan:•' I':l-
"Fairly
dear.y
" Sweet
It might be thought that such an I Child---" s'Cau a uncle\saidlwhen he
went out with you the other night
yeti carried the biggest load of any
ma" he ever saw without showing
A Sure Corrective of Flatulency.
-.-When the undigested food lies in
the sstirnach it throws off gases,
causing pains and oppression in the
stomachic region. The belching or
eructation of these gases is offen-
rite and the only way to prevent
thein is to restore the eterunch to
proper action. Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills will do this. Simple di-
rections go with each packet and a
t • urse of them taken systematically
;: certain to effect a cure.
Sweet Child -"Say, pa, yen must
exciting thing as a fire would
startle the Mexicans out of their
I:abittlal indolence, but such is nut
the case.
The alarm of a fire at Matanlor-
ev. Coahuila. 1i(•xieo, stag given by
tae discharge of numerous pistols
and guns. says a writer in the Wide
Wert(' Magazine. and I hastened to
the scene. thinking at first that a
1 amt's) was raging.
After a long interval, during
al.ich the people watched the fire
v ith interest. chattering among
tl'i•tneeltee meanwhile, therm ap-
1 (:heel placidly trundling along the
r. ad the 11n)nlnoresan equivalent
et
it fire engine, a barrel rolling
s', ng the ground, drawn by a re-
lurtanl burro.
1 \ 1. 0 in each end of the
1.• i-.•1uottcd
at to roll freely told
1, , • - attached it to Lite animal.
is walked the lire brigade, a
s..1itary pe.•n, hearing a bucket.
Arrived nt the scene of the media -
gild ion, the water in the barrel was
poured into buckets and hauled to
the roof of an adjacent Neuse,
whence it IOS flung onto the
fie mss.
l:veryhuely was greatly excited.
11.e calmest thing of all was tho
file. which bitrned steadily on till
11'crc ens nothistg left to consume.
TI en as the .. peel aele tta19 ove r the
p eoisle dispersed. Every one was
5ntisfted, except perhaps the unfor-
/t;t,at ow tier of the house that haat
brim d(st res ed.
RICH ANO POOR ALIKE tree Painkiller.
Taken internally for ,remits. colic' and
diarrhoea. Applied paternally cures sprains
and swollen muscles, et.. Avoid pulpit.
lutes. there it but ore "Painkiller "-
Perry Davis 25c ■nd 50n.L'SWORTHY.
Y.
"Rufus, you old loafer, d" yea
think it's right to leave }our wife
at the wash -tub while you pass your
time fishing "
' Ya"'ah. jedge it's all right.
Mali mile den' need any watching.
``he'll choly stalk jes' as )lard ns if
I war. Halle.
I``".1 I. \It. :'11 10.
1C wa
tl i 0 a enwo ( re to whuni they wish to show
cr iirtesy. The story is told by In-
s..' .-t.. r (General Hornaday.
remember a little Japanese
who attended one of our ban-
quets," he said, "and a queer
compliment that he paid to a col-
onel's wife.
"I sat between the two, and the
lady said across Inc :-
" 'Mr. Takashiru, you compress
the ladies' feet in your country,
don't you l'
"'Oh, no, madam: that is a
nese custom,' said Takashiru. 'We
Jnpaneso allow our ladies' feet to
grow to their full size. Not
that-'
"And he bowed and hissed in the
p(•lite Japanese way :--
" 'Not that they could ever hope
'o Rita! yours, madam!' "
How we dislike the de:ltist who
stares no pains:
Help your children to grow strong
and robust by counterneting any-
thing that causes ill -health. One
great cause of disease in children
is worms. Itemive there with Mo-
tile'''. Grata Worm Exterminator.
It never fails.
Tour Drsgalet Will Tell You
Murine Eye Remedy Itelh•ves Sore lyes,
Strengthens Weak h:yea. Doesn't Smart.
Soothes Eye Pain, and Sella for 50c. Try
Murine In Your Eyea and In Baby's
Lyra for Scaly Eyelids and Oranulatlon.
Biddle--"Ilashan is about as
tleughtful a roan as 1 ever met in
all my travels." Darton ---"Is that
s(. 1" Middle --"Yes; the other
narlit, before knocking a fellow
ce•wn who had insulted him, to
rang the night -bell of a doctor, so
that the fellow should not watt
for surgical attendance."
Ask for Manard's and take no other.
It has Leensuggested that men
ought to bo allowed to join wo-
men's clubs. In that ease, who
would take care of the babies
Time Iia* Testrd It.- Time tests
all things, that which is worthy
lives; that which is ininlicnl t►
men's welfare perishes. Time has
proved fir. Themes' Eelectric Oil.
nem n few thousand bottles in the
A pessimist defies society lot
ef ntlxxlics who talk abut nuthing.
shrive days of iii manufacture the Minard's Liniment Lumberman's friend.
d, mind has ri•• a ei that now the Chambers --"I think a man
priKluction ii Inno,ug into the hon- 811on1(1 never tines an opportunity
(Inds of then-auil, of bottles. What of improving his tnind. 1 don't
its so engcrly sought for must be w igh to boast, but. I can truthfully
say thnt 1 began to improve my
mind as a young Winn, and lesser
a. -Pe un doing so ever since.''
Dully lind just returned from it ('ht,blo (reflectively) -- "Great seldiern, which 1 drilled and tried
!'sit to her grandfather's farm, Sent' What it state your mind to instruct. but without any result,
and was simply bubbling mer with trust have been in when you start ef course. Then f lost !hens (MP by
news of all the wonderful things (d on it ' one, and now I hove found yotl
sl'e had seen. - � attain, you ttoud.sn duffers:"
.linty ensu' its for the greatest
•: ,re. hating more time and vati-
ci.t(` than busy :waiter.
".Ind were there any chickens
end ducklings?" she asked, amus-
es)
Oh, yeq, hundreds of them "
vasa ari,!Is'8 enthusiii• tic reply.
' .\nd iilso the sweetest little lit -
1i. ••It: you know whltt I mean,
,
a: ril.
1.:ii L., pi ample(' Wanly.
•' N.. .Ali. se,'-' exclaimed Dolly,
it. eau. fitly, - little little- little -
r':•ir n.e: 11•b:at are a goose's ba-
te-, called
,,
ns
n
gird.
THE GOOSE'S BABIES.
Itl'h'I' I•'EI) It.1l'1: ON 1;.1111'11.
Saver t commends Hebrew Diet,
but I't•uitai•i.lil Differs.
Tito pi. •, l:• of Britain, especially
tr•w•n workers, can de a great deal
tawa:(1 stamping out tuberculosis
r.y copying the Jettir;h prescriptions
with 10481(1 to food, says 1)r. Alli -
hen, a piom,inent English physician
nt ei an authority on food %eines. In
a lecture, 1)r. Ail' :on set up the ex-
ample of the Hebrews, n race which
arts, he said, practically i►u-
nlune from consumption.
The Jewish people, be maintain-
ed, through centuries of oppression
had survived because it aats the
best fed race on earth. Jewish
mothers were greatly to bo com-
mended for bringing up their chil-
alrcu on fatty foods.
Professor R. A. Sampson does
1,' c agree with I)r. Allison on this
feint. In the Fortnightly Review
h' makes this plea for the fruiter- your pleasure has suffered. Ask
tall dict. (•r that handsome Aluhkokrl Folder
"1titet. t fruit alone can meet the i"tied by the Grand Trunk Railway
demands of the human system, per-, hyittnl. It contains a large map,
fi -t fruit alone can stimulate the it is of views, and a fund of facts,
intellect, perfect fruit alone can Lesa than a day's hies. y from
t•alm the ln�``sions, perfect fruit. principal American cities. For all
1 principal
apply to Mr. J. D.
alone can control the feverish ac ; Jamin aid, District Passenger
laity of the arterial pulsations, � A eat, Union Station, Toronto,
e
which otherwise, engendered by the; E,
consumption of intlarnmutory fucds Gr. t.
and drinks, wear out the human She -"Oh Torn papa's going to
I
Five us a cheque at our wedding in -
Shredded Wheat is the natural summer
food. Cooling, yet full of rich nourishment.
All the strength -giving elements of the whole
wheat. A biscuit covered with fresh fruit is
enjoyable. Serve with cream and sugar.
Bold by ell grocer', ik. a salon, two for 25..
M 1 aKKOft 1 1111: Irl:.t t"I'ic t'1. ('ANGER, Tumors, Lumps. etc. Internal
and ettcrnal, cured without rain by
1) , y"u know the place 1 If not, our home treatment. Write U' before loo
machine long before its natural ' •
time."
EGYPTIANS WORE "It.1.fS.''
Wore Modern Headgear \When Py-
I'antidsi Were Building.
Ir. fashions there is absolutely
ntthing new under the stns -not
even in coiffures. All that the mod-
ern hair -dresser can invent, to im-
prove the appearance of his fair
customers is but a reproduction of
what hairdressers were making
lung before Cleopatra, with her
scented tresses, wan Caesar and reach and restore healthy action.
Mark Antony. or the Queen of She- 1'•'r many years theyhave been a
ba dazzled Solomon with her mar !standard remedy for yspepsia and
sellrtus headdress and bewildc ring indigestion and are highly esteemed
robes. kr their qualities.
Tho rat on which the present _
day woman of fashion pins her faith Mamma -"Yes, clear, the angels
-and her masses of store hair -was car hear everything; they heard
also one of the first aids to beauty your prayers last night," I:file -
employed by Egyptian women when ''That's funny ; I didn't say them."
the pyramids were still in the hands
of builders.
Recently there has been placed
on exhibition in the Metropolitan
Aluseunl of Art one of the original I was mored
"tats" designed for Egyptian use by MINARD8
teen of fashion centhries ago. In
shape it is exactly like the "rat''
wen* by 20th century beauties, but
it differs in material, being made
Dam leather, heavily ornamented.
It was excavated at Akin, upper'
Egypt. a very ancient city, once
noted for its weaving and stone cut-
ting industries.
late Dr. Hellman Medical to., Limited.
Cotlingwoo i. Ont.
CaARnd aPET an. Ws �aDYEING
specialty with the
British American Dyeing Co'
Bend parti.-tdars by port and we aro sure to satisfy.
Address Boa 138. Montreal.
Is Your Hearing Good i
The BEAR 0 -PHONE will give you till
benefits of good hearing. Rend for Ire*
booklet, giving particulars and names
of satisfied users. Also
aptelal Offer for a Month's Homs Trial.
THE BRAND ELECTRO OZONE LIMITED.
stead of a present." Ho -"All 134 Spading Avenue, Toronto.
right ; we'll have the ceremony at
r. gun instead of four o'clock." She
--"But why, deur?" Ho -"Banks
chase at three."
The Foe of Indigestion. -Indi-
gestion is a common ailment and
few are free from it. It is a most
distressing complaint and often the
suffering attending it is most se-
vere. Tho very best remedy is
Par►nelee's Vegetable Pills taken
according to directions. They rec-
tify the irregular action of the sto-
A SAFE MEDICINE
FUR ALL CHILDREN.
The mothers whose little ones
ate ill not only with for a medicine
that will make their babies better When going away front home, or
bt't one that positively cannot do at any change of habitat, he is a
any harm. Such a medicine is wise Iran who numbers among his
Baby's (len Tablets. They are Fold belongings a t.uttle of Dr. J. D.
under the positive guarantee of a Kellogg's Dysentery ('ordial,
•vernment analyst to contain no. ('}longe of food and water in some
of Bronchitis and Asthma
LINIMF:NT.
MRS. A. LIVINOSTONE.
1...t 5. P. E. 1.
t wet cured of a povere attack of Rheu-
matism by MINAIID'S LiN1311:Nr.
Mahone Pay. JOIIN MADER.
I was cured of a severely rpraincd leg
by SIINARIF$ LiNIMENT.
JOSBCA A. WYNACIIT.
hridgewatee
Medical Professor --"1W hat is the
result, young gentleman, when a
patient's temperature goes down as
far as it. cant'' Student.--"Why-
er-he gets cold feet:"
opiate, narcotic or other harmful, strange place where there are no
Kia
Itndw+y. 1;•-a .y iWUst
cures ,he w h: palm in
from ons to twenty
ml� „t.s. For 'lead.
:,� n,. t 'k or norn
,;. Toothache,
Ne-,r.s gla 1then•
r','.'1 m. 1.Umbago,
pa. -o• in the back,
.p.ne or kidneys.
pains around the
pleurisy,
aw.11ings of the )elute, and
pains of all kin-ts, nee
IADWAY'S READT RELIEF.
Queen's Uuiuersity
and College
KINGSTON
ONTARIO.
ARTS
EDUCATION
THEOLOGY
MEDICINE
SCIENCE (Including Engineering)
The Arts course may be taken without
attendance, but students desiring to grad-
uate must attend one sessicn. There
were 1517 students registered sess:oo
1909-10.
For Calendars, wri'e the Registrar,
GEO. Y. CHOWN, B A.
14 Kingston. Ontario.
Flies on Your
Stock
DECREASE THE MILK 'YIELD.
COOPER'S
1
FLY KNOCKER)
thug. They always do good ; they doctors may bring on an attack of
cannot possibly du harm -not even dysentery. He then has a standard
to the new born baby. Concerning. remedy at hand %it}► which to ceps
them Mrs. J. E. Z. Ma:ehand, Ste.' with the disorder• and forearmed he
la Pcrac1 tic., writes : con successful1 • fi 1 the ailment
Anne ale , Q s B It
"1 find Baby's Own Tablets indis and subdue it,
p eesiblc. As noise n• I find one of
thy' children not feeling well I ad-' Lawyer -"What is •your occupa-
ministcr the Tablets and 1 am' tion 1" Witness -"I'm a piano fin -
never disapp einted in the result. I' i•lier." Lawye r --"Ile a little more
'5. old not be without them and am+dc finite. 1)o you polish them ur
enclosing fifty cents fur two more
bosses.'The Tablets aro sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
e4 nts a box from 'fhe 1)r. 1Willianls'
Medicine Cu., Brockville, (hit.
A young man itishinq to have a always found the expected satia-
bit of fun at a farmer's expense faction wn9 Welled
"Disappoint -
passed a few remarks about his cut- ,
tic and his garden, and then said r.,e rat.' If you write to Ernest
h:,, had set some lettuce and cal- Pratt, 4GS Yonge Street, Toronto,
tinges had grown up. Then the' you will learn some good news. Do
former said: "Oh, that'" nothing, I it to -day -better still -do it now I
T set some carrot seeds, and what 1
The man who marries for money
8hot'ld be willing to take the hu-
miliation that goes with it.
irrove theta 1"
DEAF, LISTEN!
You have used Horns, Trumpets
and other Mechanical Devices in
the hope of being able to hear, but
de you think come up 1"Don't
know," replied the young man.
Former -"Why, old Brown's dun-
kt., and ate the bit."
.\ certain sergeant was drilling a
Plotter. Guaranteed to cure the worst
dt'/.('ll rl`Crlllt�, and after a few rasp of harkn.h.. h"adnrho. stltchrs.
(lays' drilling and teaching he found Avoid
the "Just as sued" goods. Get the
that he had not made any impres-
e.
sion on them whatever. He decid-
MAKE A NOTE when you are leaving
home to buy "rhe D. A 1. " Menthol
Popularity depends a good deal
ed to tell them n tale, which ran on a man's ability to be right and
as follows ;--"When T was a boy niy nF,lset►ble at the same time.
Mother bought. me a dozen wood- .--_
Mlnard'e Liniment used by Phy/lelans.
Bad Blood
1
i. the direct and Inevitable "%gait
of irregular nr rnnstlptted bowels
and clogged eip l.idncte Nod skin.
The undigested fond .nd other
waste matter which t' allowed to
ec••urnulate '"lines the blood and
the whelp system. Dr Morse's la•
Alan Well Pill. nM directly on the
bowels, regulating them on the
kidney.. giving them rata and
Mrengfh to properly flltcr the blond
and on the skim opening up the
Terme For pure 10.-.4 and good
health fake
Dr. Morso's
ndian Root Pills
PILES.
You will find relief in Za i Bak 1'
It eases the burning, stinging
pain, stops bleeding and brinpst
ease. Perseverance, with Zatis-
Buk, means cure. Why not prove
this? an Ido BOA �-
a m-Buk
root A1-1. SUMMER OO
THAN 51'h; ?i{ATiON.
One morning Jenkins limited user
his garden wall and said to his
neighbor :
"Hey. whet are you burying in
that hole 1-
"011," he said, "I'm just replant-
ing some of my seeds; that's ail."
"Seeds:" shouted Jenkins an-
grily. "It looks more like elle ef
my hens."
"That's all right. The scuds aro
inside."
"So you want to marry my
(laughter, young milli ?" "Y-0 5,
a -s -i -r'" "Well, can you Ruppert
a Emily 1" "IT -how ninny nre there
of ) uu, s sir 1"
111 kip emirs tree from ales at a cost of
less than one cent a lay.
$1.75 GALLON QUART
Ask your Hardware Dealer, or
WM. COOPER SS NEPHEWS
TORONTO.
s
Probable the easiest kind of catty
mark is a man who labors under
the delusion that he understands
wotnc".
You cannot be happy while you
Lace corns. Then do not delay in
getting a hittle of Holloway's Corn
('ore. It remove( all kinds of come
without pain. Failure with it is un•
k"own.
Magistrate (to prisoner)' -"Did
you really call this gentleman an
cid fool last nightl" Prisoner (try -
i 1g to collect, his th' IIghts) --"The
longer I look at him the more pro-
bable it seems to me that 1 did."
Keep Minard's Liniment In the boas*.
FOOLISH QUESTIONS.
"Were you ever arrested be-
fore 1" asked the magistrate, white
p'incipal business is imposing fines
for speeding.
"Whet (lo you think I've been
tieing all these scars!" said the
chauffeur, "pushing a whcclbar-
barrow• I"
gy=p
row TM
ef'l
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tt,lt`{t o0. NOT CU" $17
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lose 'or free tempts to Dept. W. L., it!
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