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HAMPLES OF , Thd&f Interesting People In Asia and Some ClatIC3 ig A
.1 Her Policy of Peaceful Penetration S 'gad
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: LUROPEAN RAQJZS CAN TEACH, The ever-present danger of another, The Persians are one of the strang- ' wogolo We. I I
k � RUAQm4apauese war, looiiis largo est of oriental peoples, because in
i!; BRITONS A LESSON. thought IV YOPTI WANT TO BUY A 1043M Manufacturers of Favor, Puhi'� and Tinabcr I
1.i I I ;1. through the haze of the Chinese iiii-, dress, custom, tpeech slid Lumbago consult Mo. .
1: I are more changeable th4n any I
� . . brQglio. Russja�s defeat in U4nchurla. they I .
� . � I did not put an end to her principal other oriental nation. 17AVS SOMEOP T EEE BEST V.1RUIT, I fW0 Per Ccntv - '
: � ambition - the almost irres , 11 Pond d%tr)r Unns a on. I First Mort ag I - / 1�
, The Peop?e of France Can Live Setter istible Dress differs in various paits of � Years ool�� .
� . . - craving for, more territory. Since the Persia as in the different countries of Suffered for 'Cwenty4iyo . , tarl., on 7 11at at righti price$.
. And, More Cheaply Uan the Anglo I ?I 3 Gold Bonds
� � I I Europe, and the changes tal�ing and Could Got No Relief. Sinking un . I , I
� $Axon, the German Is. Frugal Yet later ball of the 18th century,, when I . . H. W. DAWSO,b,. NINETY 00ri-
., . � . I rided the place in the large cities are great. Bon, Toronto, .
� I . Catherine. 11. largely exte NE Stre� Duo Nevo=ber let, 1940 taterest pavnblo HAMYORTlyo
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� , � . I He Wv", Well, and the. Italian Is limits of the empiTe by a ,series of An ATMGnJ%xnyAouueg,man in Teheran INVESTMENT � t�..
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. . a Thrifty Man --$kill. Shown I.n u ith Turkey, Per- dresses like ican, except that Now Tells of the Wonderful Re . PRICE TO YIELD 6,
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I I . methods have varied little. Wars of madan young man still wears the full. VETERAN GRANTS WANTBD-ON. .
, The quality or attribute of thrift or aggression -whea it suited her pur- skirted coat, .but his costume differs TAMO, unloo4ted or 10.0ated-in, any
, I � township o disbriob, Northern Ontario. We consider that these.B.Qnds present
�' I . . I ity varlea Among ilia respective pose and peaceful. penetration. at. all widely froui that of his father, .who op. Highest oxim Pr1c3 pald. Xulholland & 1. . � .
frugali Chase's i �
I . I . �6a of humanity just M it does times have been the dominating ehar- still.adheres to the bright colors and exceptional opportunity f6r'absolutoly SATA 6,
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� I , among individuals. acteristics of her policy. Her ad- flowing Tobes. The Persia untou h. -.------ , d most remunerative inveStment on ad. : �
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; . The French housewife usually does vance has been sometimes stealthy ed by European oWilization knows not . AGENT WANTED. - . ! .
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. I and buys and sometinies, open, but always the use of a flatiron, Their white count of the strong features following: I
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. I her shopping personally, Sciatica, neuralgia and sciatic RELXAB,LB AGE NTS WANTED ON � # I
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� �,.�, I . . i . 41rect. from the market or the bar" steady, and certain, and she is gi!t- muslin shirts, though they e may be rheumatism are the result of a run- - straight commission basis only. no Firit- The convertible n �tura , f th ,- CoMpiny * i
rows,' which, piled high with fruit, ed w1th Fk ,colossal patience that will washed very clean, are nev r either - ff 0. a. �. C �
I . ,,down nervous system. For this rea. fake salavy 9 ered. ply Alrre4 — t -
l h nit hot to wait until her pre; I . . Tyler, Tea I orter &-&T Spica G nder assets, cofipisting Of � GpO 0 SqUR . � I
� I I . Aowera, vegetables, etc., form suc a pen )ara- starched or ironed. son all treatments -must necessarily I ri 1 .:, r� miles. of'
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11,� I a, It is thus sho The custom of smoking is well nigli fail which do not build up the nerv. "IN
;, . I fragrant and, familiar feature of the lions are complet il 1p and timber lan4s dio.tributed througholit tho Pro.
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I I . � Paris streets. !Purchasing In this will -wait the expected moment -of re- universal, The pipe is called.the kal- on-, � I — i ' 6 - . pu . 'o lertlies uld to-daV 156 - :
- system. MALE HELP WANTED. vince ot Quebec. these Dr co . .
. .. r Ian or water pip&, and I MIT, Collins suffered for twenty4lve � .
I � homely fashion the shrewd house- venge for Liaoyang and Makden, to the draw'n
� I L�ee of the smoke through its large bonwi -_ subdivided and sold in ilie 4en mArket for aIM9,5t. I
I . er of France saves a certain per- Port ArtU11T and Isuslilma straits- years and never was able to obtain ERS AND STATI6NI twice the amount of th4 Bqnaij., t
I 6entagl which the English trades- When ibe Czar Paul contemplated of water is said to lessen the injur- p First Mort 094;
satisf--lory trdatment until he began I agents In great demand. We train I 11
. - an overland -Invasion of India in ious eff eqts, of tobacco. The Persians , � V7, quickly. Grand Trunk, Gana(116n' are� kuily inpured wilh. Llovds of
nian's sy�stem of bookIng and deliver or The timb,e .
, the use. of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food pr limits
( ordirs Inevitably entaik. 1801, he wroto'ixk his orde# to the often laviqb, jLreatauxgs thern wires and station books insures .
., L of money "P_ and Kidney -Liver Pills. While the You praotical work and a position w ' London, England, agiiinsi loss through forest
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illhe French ate thrifty, not to say of the Cossacks, *ho on the k4l%*, ornai�iiiatlng it with lien � I.:: 11 I.... - I
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I economical, in cookaxy as well As in 4�omposed the �tusslan force; "BQ sure silver and gold and precious stones; &9m the QqWpany
I , es an restores the exhausted nervous sys- and wages. Da ftcca&—The net earnings . , Is present,
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. catering. They may be ,accused -0.1 to remember that You a for its 'Style of decoration iv . igor. minion School elegrapby, Toronto. . business are, equa,
� Is friend idea 6f a LW9 -wealth and. soc tem, the Kidney -Liver Pills I i .
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� 4=ftaya ance in the elaboration of with the '.English, and are tl , and t,
I the ing!spens,Able dinner and the of all who 4o, not give th help. position. . ate the action of kidneys,, I ver . -- , the amount required for ' ment 0 i
. em . . bcwel-. Crabs' Long Walk. e and pu$,
. oli you will assure men The tobacco used in this pipe is Pirst I Bonds. �1 ;
. Iqually inevitable hors d'oeuvre. But On the mar Mr, W. T. Collins, Morpeth, Ont., That edible crabs are a home -loving I . Mortgage T e new papei uble this, I
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I ey say these latter tit -bits cause of the , dshi of Russia,"- 11us- of a peculiar kind raised only "I� -to be community was brought to the n mills now In course of construction will do i
. _ I Persia, and is milder in flavor than writes: , affords me pleasure otic" I
I .; ,'��. them to eat less of the joint, and so . earning power. .
-1 . effect a saving in the dearer meat. western varieties. The best is raised able to speak favorably cf two of Dr. of the Eastern Sea Fisheries Commit, I
I are near tho oity' of Shiraz, a -ad its ex- Chase' -i medicines—the Nerve Food tee at their half -yearly meeting at Third— The First Mortgage Bonds can to -day be� �;
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. . These apparent extravagances cellent flavor is said to be due to and Kidney -Liver Pills. I had been Xing's L n, Hingland. A Year ago — nt price and. �; �
more than counterbalanod. by the for twenty-five years from some 2,00 I purchased at ti, subskantial discOu I I
i ctixe and skill �whioh will evolve a the great amount *i saltpeter in the a suff ereT crabs were abelled arid . . i
LaIg etired by a Sinking Fund cap0lo of redeem- .
� soil a quantities of Persian to- sciatica, lumbago and neuralgia and returned W the water. along the East ,i
, savory and nutritious dish from the ed almost all the medicines 1 could Coast, and 'rewards, were offered to ire issue at 10IN �and interest-. � � . 1,
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simplest and cheapest Ingredients. bac;o ere annually exported to TuT- tri .1 . � I
� �. bear of, withopt one particle of berxe- the fishermen for the Teturn of the drai-Angs.
ke�, where a similar style of pipe f I
French cookery is world- It, I I
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. I is used, I ..ntil I commenced to use Dr. marked -crustaceans, over 400 of which - ;
wide; it amounts almost to. genius. Chase's. I noticed an improvement have since been sent in, with details Fourth— Price Bros. & Company is the larges 41-1 I
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I . To a certain extent, economy on The Persians seem to be smoking — r% ri � .1 .
I are not ,eall before I had used two boxes, and the as to the )yhereabouts -of recapture. , dustry in the Province of Quebec, w e "
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� I . Salaries and s. particularly will do duty for several peol e years. Their First Mdrtgage Bonds have been pur- I
l earning PI have been wonderful. I hav ) . .
. . I ho thered togetheT socially. confidence in these two medicines if taken 8; distance away, it is their .,
I those of the official and professional are instinct to return to their birthplaci) chased by the most const,rVative investors in England I
I I � classes, are less than in England servant gralngs a lighted kalian into that I ' ..ve recommended them to � ,
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� I taxation is on the whole higher, ana room and presents it to the man dczens of my friends, and I have yet and feeding ground. A number of and Canada, among whom are many of our strong�st. I .
�. I un .ghest in Tank. He takes a few pu 8 to hear of a single ca -se in which they crabs brought :from Yorkshire and banks and Insurance Companies. I
'1- commodities axe den;Ter 4 To . elow fa.led to give satisfaction." . liberated off the Lincolnshire coast as '
With coal at $14 per ton, as in Paris', nd presents it to the man next Dr. Chase's medicines are for sale far scuth as Skegness walked home Complete particulars will be forwarded on request. 11
good bri t fire is something of a im, 'and so it goes the rounds, If
,,,,:� . I . ore are two people in .the room of by all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & to Yorkshire again, and in doing so I I �
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I .. .. , %461 -rank, a kalian must be present. Co., L�aiited, Toronto. from 45 to 85 miles, and had to cross "ROYAL SEQU21 S, �, '
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I tant. It the host is -of higher 'rank Circumstantial Evidence. the Humber. Not one of the York. M rm-0:
. .There was considerable ohill in the shire crabs has been retaken soutlx C(DP'8P(DR,:_NT1(DTN�,Y &� I., �
. ban, any of his guests, the kalian. is Sniffley didn't know whether ,of its place of liberation, and of those — � , . ' .
air and to eo r\ ro, I
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. - , � I . it ;ffould be wise to begin a convex- that did not return to their olcl haunts Bank of Montreaa BIdA, cor, Queer\ byom8e 5 To �
rawing it a few times, hands it to R - M -WH ITF, M Ar4AOZ R:�
11 : e left hand sation with -Mrs. Sniffie7 or not., Fin- nearly every one was recaptured at a '
e man on his left—th
ej�q j_�� Ily, however, the silence became too spot which showed that they had tray. mon�vEal Quabca . Halifax, Lomcor\ CNCI�ANM I
_Fersia the place of honor. a i
1-1 A ; a-ratic for comfort, and he decided to' eled a edrisiderable distance towards . - I
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home. Two crabs, a niale and female,
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originally taken in the same trap off
eir chief eiijoyiiients. A large pro,
rtiou of ib,em can neither read
observed, as he lathered his chin.
the Yorkshire coast, were returned to
or write, jet, on aebount of * the
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any diffeTeilt Taces in their -country.
fley," retorted the lady.' am dis-
you. You needn't fool
Lincolnshire coast. Nine month's lat-
6r both were retaken, again in the
hey can ,converse in several lan.
ua . es. They are tond of poetry, and :
guested yith
yourself into thinking I don't know
Same trap, and on the ground from
ucfations from their classic authors
in what condition you and Mr. Bag-
which they were at first taken.
re constantly on their lips. Imagina.
ion and niqinory are more highly �e_
ley came home last night. I over-
head -your conversation.- i
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What did 1 5ay ?I, .
. Mr. Parsons the veteran dighthouse.
keeper of the ke'edles'Lighthouse, Isle
ower. They have little real business
bilit . They are little for it c
Poll i 5;
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Mr. Bagley asked you which keyhole
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was -the right one, an e s o j
one on the door.j" said Mrs. Snif-
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01 ores. Lumps
"in Breast. Growths
removed and heal.
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Howe Treatment
No pain. Describe the tr"ble, we will send
book 2adtestimoniRls free, ,
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Massenet and His Vlsit6rs.
The composer, M, Jules Massenet,
has a beautiful estate at Egreville,
and he does most',of his -work the'm'
because in Paris he is rarely fret.,
from visitors. But Egreville is not so
very far away from ,Paris, and occa-
sionally his friends go out there -and
disturb Jules Ma"enet, at his worli.
Massenet, however, never lats his
friends disturb him very long. Re
has a neat way of suggesting their
departure, He receives them cordiale
ly, and in wnswer to tlie inevitabla
11rase of admiration for his hou�,e
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and grounds he always s,-.ys exactly
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senet gLnfly, "the principol charto
of th�� p:,�(?k� is thrit the radway eon)-
'munications ary so bad, 1he only
du-cvnt tra�n to got you out hery.,
brag�,Y,Ai h0re lit I o'clock and to
I get bacl. to, Pat,6 with any1ing like
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during the winter Parso-ts has been
entirely out off from the outside world
for several weeks, and the wastguards
oix the cliff above have read the daily
papers to him through a private
telephone. . .
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often expended on ourselves.
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ri. H. Nightingale
Member Standard Stock and Mining
Exchange.
LISTED STOCKS CARRIED ON MARGIN
Correspondence Invited.
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Your Clothes Pres�?
"Simmy" Pant Folk
Folda anel Preases the Pante so th67
retain the crease and protects theinfrom
0 dust. Holds nine pairs of pants and is so
i, attached to the Inside of closet door that
It re res only four inches of spaca when
f.14,qW
0 aria u to take out or put back pacts
w1gout dip
sturbing others In rack.
Write for further particulars.
rrice $2.00. Agents wanted.
SIMMY SUPPLY CO.,
Box 95, Ottawa.
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. Keeping It All Dark.
Many a theatrical manager, in
search of more favorable condi�lous
under which to produce startling
Istage effects, has wished that he coM
turt off every light beyond the foot-
lights, leaving the audience and or-
,�hestra in total darkness. The reat
drawback to this has always. een
that the orchestra players need some
ligM to see their music. A novel
solution of this has been introduced
in a London theatre, where the or-
chesira players read music pTinteJ
in -white ink on black paper. In ad-
dition the musicians' .electric_ light
bulbs are fitted with special shades,
which reflect little or no light be-
yond the black music sheets.
The white shirt fronts of the orches-
tra players are hidden by black bibs,
and baldheaded musicians have to
wear black caps. .
Many a goo(I bluff has been called
by a. better one. _ __
TRy M URINE. EYE REMEDY
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Edwards. " The economical hsve�Te_
flea peace and satisfaction with them,
so when a boat approaches bearing
Munich Woman Became Famous
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eourse to the maison de patrons, or
people of whom they approve at first
Shaping Toys From Life.
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heads and dance wildly and gayly
ture about the jointed child dolls is
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try there -is a good'deal. of miscon-
in the shallow water around the boat.
the fact that each type is made after
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The average traveler would much
the portrait or photograph of a real
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'!,-de7a -that the subjects .of the taiser
rather not become friends with a
Terra del Fuegian, for. the 1 people of
.child, and is often a copy of -a living
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child model. One traces the in '
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their nationality know of 'no better
tive to -realism in doll -manufacture
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way of expressing liking and show-
to a lovely elderly lady in Munich.
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Ing honor than by hugging the
She is an artist, and one with a deep
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stranger. As these savages of,,J-hel
Ame'rica �very
loyelor childhogd. It seemed to hey
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tip-end':of South -are
that-' when one pbzs4er6d, alj.'�he'
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nearly the -dirtiest on record afid"as
passion of love which a doll fnspires''
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cl and vermin such hugging is
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girl ought to have a pet that looked
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most Offensive. It is not to be avoid-
more human than dolls have been
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They plow and harrow side by side
ed, though,. if any native of high
�w ut t k, With this idea she
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with the men, dig potatoes and per-
rank takes a strong liking
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developed, in plaster, dolls that werF
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A prominent Montreal brokerage
firm in a recent review of Price Bros.
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Province of Quebec over one hundred
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man-lo,oking manikins, and this fact
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years,ago, give some
form: -"On with regard to their tre-
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fit for the Chestnut
mandous properties. The company
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trees flourish on the Apennines, and
the Luts form a nutritive food --even
owns or controls over 4,000,000 acres
(or 6,000, square miles) of t! mber and
sistants to aid her in developing new
peasant faces and types, and factor-
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pulpwood lands, excellently watered,
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The dwellers in the Italian towns
and 20,000,000 cords of pulpwood. The
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they eat and drink sparingly and are during the years mentioned: 1908,
When potted. lilacs set in -tightly
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tbeatr visiting. Thera on Sunday viding for depreciation and all charges
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half the burgh- earnings for 1910 were almost $50,000
resembling intoxication. If the plants
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more than the estimate made at the
are then sprinkled with water
set in a warm hothouse.where.
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Italian
time the first mortgage bonds were
issued by the Royal Securities Cor-
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Woman is clever with her neaddTe,
P oration. It is stated that the new
Of the fifteenth day they will show
development. But not all
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and pulp mills
paper ; now being eon.
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6ta,y at home than look shabby or
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power $1,000,000 a year, o r more than
The rose is -refractory to the treat-
ment. The carnation pink and hya-
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are careful of their
double what it is at present.
The securities of the company have
cinth, however, show a deplorable
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dre ,ss, and mon and women are in-
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Massenet and His Vlsit6rs.
The composer, M, Jules Massenet,
has a beautiful estate at Egreville,
and he does most',of his -work the'm'
because in Paris he is rarely fret.,
from visitors. But Egreville is not so
very far away from ,Paris, and occa-
sionally his friends go out there -and
disturb Jules Ma"enet, at his worli.
Massenet, however, never lats his
friends disturb him very long. Re
has a neat way of suggesting their
departure, He receives them cordiale
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11rase of admiration for his hou�,e
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'munications ary so bad, 1he only
du-cvnt tra�n to got you out hery.,
brag�,Y,Ai h0re lit I o'clock and to
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oix the cliff above have read the daily
papers to him through a private
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ri. H. Nightingale
Member Standard Stock and Mining
Exchange.
LISTED STOCKS CARRIED ON MARGIN
Correspondence Invited.
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"Simmy" Pant Folk
Folda anel Preases the Pante so th67
retain the crease and protects theinfrom
0 dust. Holds nine pairs of pants and is so
i, attached to the Inside of closet door that
It re res only four inches of spaca when
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w1gout dip
sturbing others In rack.
Write for further particulars.
rrice $2.00. Agents wanted.
SIMMY SUPPLY CO.,
Box 95, Ottawa.
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Many a theatrical manager, in
search of more favorable condi�lous
under which to produce startling
Istage effects, has wished that he coM
turt off every light beyond the foot-
lights, leaving the audience and or-
,�hestra in total darkness. The reat
drawback to this has always. een
that the orchestra players need some
ligM to see their music. A novel
solution of this has been introduced
in a London theatre, where the or-
chesira players read music pTinteJ
in -white ink on black paper. In ad-
dition the musicians' .electric_ light
bulbs are fitted with special shades,
which reflect little or no light be-
yond the black music sheets.
The white shirt fronts of the orches-
tra players are hidden by black bibs,
and baldheaded musicians have to
wear black caps. .
Many a goo(I bluff has been called
by a. better one. _ __
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For Red, Weak, Weary, Wa'
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Mneer Cure, desirbs all who suffer witb Candes
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