HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1901-4-11, Page 3MEN AS' HOUSE SERVANTS,
Their snoresri aiat Chicago- Ifonee-
hold'I'yURNnr44 and No mistake.
The elty of l hieago is credited with
Doing the Drat to try the experiment
which is the subject of this article,
brat employing men as "chamber•
ulaigs," kitchen helpers, etc., in ho-
tels; then, as the success et these tom
tative beginnings neealue known, pri-
Yate families also took up the idea,
With the result that many families In
that city' aro now very acceptably serv-
ed by men.
A lady living in Chicago a few menthe
ago wrote a friend a long letter detail
tux her experiences with a than as gen-
oral servant and was emphatic in her
Opinion that she WI made no mistake,
but that her servant ivss a "household
treasure," and, although she took him
In "green" from the factory, where he
:was an ordinary machine tender but a
short time before, he 1s now as good a
plain cook as any of the women em-
ployed by her friends and Is as neat,
both In his work and personally, as the
best of maids could possibly be. Her
family consists of herself, her husband
and grown up daughter, and she had
always heretofore found it necessary
to keep a cook and a housemaid as
well as to pay a woman to come week-
ly to do the family washing. •
After her servant had become suffi-
ciently versed In the art of cookery to
get along properly with the aid which
the family cookbooks afforded he vol-
untarily offered to do the laundry
work, having paid strict attention to
the methods of the work while It had
been done by the regular laundress.
His mistress saw no objection to let-
ting him try, with the result that that
work is also well done and the cost of
it saved. About the time that things
were working in this way her maid,
who was a good one, did as nearly all
good maids do -left and married. ely
friend was in despair and was bewail-
ing to her daughter the fact that she
would now have to begin the work of
searching for and training another
maid when her cook assured her that
he thought he would have plenty of
time to do all the work of the house if
she cared to try Dim.
i
think I can hear the objection,
"Yes, but what about the expense of
employing men for such service?" In
this it is a great saving, and, as the
servant himself explains it, he Is bet-
ter off. His mistress now pays him $4
per week. While be was "green' and
needed help and direction in all he did
lie received $2.50. When be'worked to
the factory, lie received $7 per week.
Of this $4 went for board and 60 cents
for car fare, leaving $2.40 cents for
clothing, laundry and all other ex-
penses.
Hls wage now, you'see, is. thus equiv-
alent to at least $S.00 from his stand-
point. The work is no harder, the
mistress, be says, is not so harsh as
bis former foreman, and his board and
lodging are superior to anything he
could before afford, so that he feels as
though his employers are entitled to
the best service he can give, and he
gives it.
While at work the man wears a long
sleeved, blgh necked apron which pro-
tects him from neck to feet. It is
made so simply that it can be slipped
on or off at a moment's notice. When
the doorbell rings, it is instantly dis-
carded and a white linen jacket as-
sumed, in which the servant looks as
neat as any maidservant in Chicago -
neater than a good many, in fact.
Both apron and jacket are always spot-
less, and the man seems to take genu-
ine pleasure in having both himself
and kis surroundings in apple pie or-
der. -Designer.
Pro It Compote.
Once the difference in appearance
anti flavor betwixt a compote and a
stew of fruit is realized a real step is
gained. That one 1s rattier more trou-
ble tbaiithe other goes without saying,
but the difference pays, all the same.
For a compote of any kind of fruit a
slrup of the sugar must be made first
with a little water. The fruit Is theu
dropped In and simmered gently until
it is perfectly cooped, but its shape is
not allowed to be lost, uud naturally
its flavor is retained.
'Watermelon Dlaprontis.
Thoroughly ice a ripe melon. Cut in-
to inch slices, then Into strips and
diamonds, removing the seeds. Ar-
range on saucers, dust with a little
sugar and serve quickly. -Table Talk.
Garden Pnr/,Inn Ing,
The furnisbing of the garden is a
matter of no little moment. Articles
which in the house would be consider -
AN ARTISTIC GARDEN SEAT•
ed quiet and, if ttuything, too somber
and rough in appearance, In the gar-
den will seem absolutely out of place
on,acc ent of their comparative garish-
ness. e
The free and unrestrained beau-
ties of nature demand a certain quaint
liberty in the designs of furniture lin
tended thus for al fresco use.
For gardens kept on tiie old fashion-
ed plan of trimmed hedges and cut
trees, nothing could exceed the suita-
bility of the seat illustrated, While the
fact that it fits in admh'nbiy with the
more natural and less formal class of
gardens now In -Pogue Shelve its higb
intrinsic merit.
SR WEATHER,
111111 1,1 t.
IS YOUR SYSTEM IN .SHAPE TO
CARRY YOU SAFELY THROUGH?
The Practice Of Taking a 'route fa Spring IS
Uese uded from Oar {Pine tore ethers,
and ilea Good Medical Endorsement -A
FOW fuCCchtIoas sl0gardluS Ileatih.
The praottoe of taking a tonl0 dur-
ing the inclement weather of early
spring it one that has been bequeath-
ed ne by our forefathers, wjlo lived in
days when a sturdy oonatitution and
vigorous health' meant even Wore than
they do to -day. The bastom has the
highest medical endorsement, and the
healthiest people are those who fol-
low It. Thousands, not really ill,
need a tonio at this season, Oloso
confinement in 'badly ventilated
houses, offices, sleeps and school'
rooms' during the winter months,
makes people feel depressed and "out -
of -sorts." (Nature must be assisted
in throwing off the poison that has
accumulated in the system, else .peo-
ple fall an easy prey to disease and are
subject t n discomforts from
u JeoL o many y
bona, eruptions, and similar troubles.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pillslfor Pale Peo-
ple are the best 'tonic medicine known
tomedical science. These pipe make
rich, red . blood and' strong nerves.
Through their use in springtime,
jaded. listless, easily tired men, wo-
men and children, are made bright, ac-
tive and Strong. Evidence ofthe won-
derful health restoring virtue of
these' pills is given by Mrs. J. Lang-
lois, 659 Lefontain street, Montreal,
who says :-"Bsfore'began using Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills I was lander the
care of two doctors, who told me my
trouble was developing into consump-
tion. I wag very pale and feeble; had
no appetite and could hardly stand
an my feet, I was very much discour-
aged and thought death was staring
me in th'e face. I had often read of
Ds. Williams' Pink Pills and finally
decided to try them. After I had used
three boxes my appetite was much
better, and I felt a little Stronger. I
continued the use of the pills for three
months uhon I felt fully cured. When
I began easing the pills I only weigh-
ed 92 pounds, and when 1 discontinued
thele my weight had increased to 119
poande. I also gave the pills to my
baby, who was pale and sickly, and
they made Shim a bright, rosy, fleshy
and. I think there is no weak or
sickly person who will not find bene-
fit from Dr. Williams' Pink Pills."
St is a waste of money to experi-
ment with other so-called tonins
which are all cheap imitations of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. Insist upon
getting the genuine, and if they are
not sold by your dealer send direct to
the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont., end the pills will be mailed
Peat paid, at 50c a box, or six boxes
for $5.50.
IIE MADE GOOD.
Huskinby-My sbn Rube took les -
alma frum a feller who guaranteed to
teaoh hypncrtism by mail.
Hokorn-An' did he do it?
Huskinby-I guess he did. He
hypnertized Rube out of $117.50 be-
fore he came to his senses!
I1ear Sirs -This is to certify that 1
Enna been troubled with a !erne back
for fifteen yearn
d have used three bottles of your
DMINARD'S LINIMENT and am ccm-
pietcly cured.
It gives me great pleasure to re-
commend it and you, are at liberty to
use this in any. 'way to further the use
of your valuable medicine.
Two Rivers, ROBERT, itOSS.
The British succession duties
brought a revenue of nearly £'70,000,-
000 is the last • fiscal year.
Migard's Liniment is used by Physiciarle
Rev. Sohn Robertson, of the "City
Temple," Glasgow, has entered oh the
oharge of East London Baptist Tab-
ernacle, Burdett Road,
6TAT0 OF Onto CrrY er 1000E0, l 88
LUCAS COUNTY. /
FRANK J. 0nnx0Y makes oath Ihat he Is
senior partner of rho arm of P. J. CIIENEY &
Co., doing buninoos in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, pari that said flrnt
0
will pay the sum of O'HUNCHED DOL-
LARS foreaelt and °very Ensu of CATARRH
that cannot be cured by the use of HALMS
i)ATAnnll Cann. FRANK, J. CHENEIY.
Sworn to before me and eubsel'Ibed in my
presence, this 6th day of December. A.D. 18 b,
A. W GLIIASON
1 seen:: Notarl/ Public.
Hall's Ontarrh Cure is taken Internally, and
sola directly on the blood and ninoous surfaces
afthe syetomIalP.JCHPMOACO.,Toedo, 0
Sold by Drltglsl•e, Ole.
Hall's Pamily 1'illg aro Lhe beet.
One can still reckon as woodland
three million acres in the United
Kingdom at the present day.
gd,e'rrIfel..000
This signature is on every box 11 the senates
Laxative Broino'Quinine Tablets
8Ls rsmody ahOb mum a cold elk one day
Itt 1839, by an ae(t of Parliament,
the use of dogs in. London to draw
carts as beasts of burden Wee abol-
ished.
Arne Vnevereeti Vey. Wanted, ft Matte
!Never Aid the world call more loudly
t0I' Young anon with foree, energy and
purpose, young men trained to do some',
one thing, than today, Though hun-
dreds of thousands are out of employ -
went, yet never before was it se hard
to get a good employee for almost any
position as today. Mverywbero people
aro asking where to find a good serv-
ant, a polite and efficient clerk, an hon.
est cashier, a good stenographer who
can Openand punctuate and Is general-
ly well informed, alanagee and super-
iutendents of great institutions every-
where are hunting for good people to
fill all sorts of positions. They tell us
that it is almost impossible to ftnd efl-
clent help for any department.
There are hundreds of applicants for
every vacant plane, but they either
sbour signs of dissipation, are rude or
gruff in manner, are slouchy or slip-
shod in dress, are afraid of hard work,
lack education or training or have some
fatal defects which bar them out. Even
If they are given positions very few aro
able to Bold them, and so this great ar-
my tramps about from store to store,
from office to factory, wondering why
others succeed when they full, wby othe
ers get the positions when they aro de-
nied.
Tile head of one large commercial es-
tablishment says that the blunders and
mistakes of its employees cost 525,000 a
year to correct, notwithstanding Ills
utmost vigilance. -Success.
John and Jonathan.
1, very dramatic conversation, print-
ed In the London Outlook, has the dou-
ble purpose of satirizing both the Eng-
lish and American bent of mind and
manners. Tile "smart Yankee" Is rep-
resented as coming home to bis admir-
ing town and telling In somewhat exag-
gerated dialect what he thinks of his
cousin over the Water.
"Say, tell us," said a friend, "air the
Euglish s0 terrible slow and dull, after
all?"
"Waal," replied the traveler, "I reck-
on so. I sat down one night in the par-
lor of a little village pub. Yes; it's a
public house, but they call it pub in
England.
"There wuss tbe boss of the pub, the
local butcher, the local evurything;
and there wuss myself. I just llstelted,
though I cau't any there wuss much to
listen to. The talk ran like this:
" '1 'ear as Ted Robinsun gat the sack
last week,' remarked a villager.
"'Ted Robinson?' said the other vil-
lager, deliberately puffing smoke.
"'Yuss; I'ear so. Ted Robinson got
the sack las' meek.'
"A pause. More smoke.
" `Got the sack, eh?'
"'Yuss; I 'ear as 'ow 'e
"A. longer pause.
"'Las' week, was it, 'e got the sack?'
` '1 'ear as 'ow It was las' week.'
"A long, long pause.
"'Ah! I'eard that a Friday.'
"And," continued the Yankee, "not a
soul among 'em smiled. It was their
reg'lar mental diet. Oh, yes, smart
men the English are and no mistake."
Chlneee Criticism of Our Alphabet.
The high class Chinaman, speaking
through his interpreter, was giving the
eminent American visitor his impres-
sions of the English language.
"I cannot understand," he said, "bow
anybody ever finds time to learn it.
Take that singularly formed letter in
your alphabet, for Instance, the letter
'g.' What an awkward and 111 shaped
character it Ise Wbat is the signifi-
cance of that little curling projection
at the upper end of it? I have never
seen anybody who could tell me. Then,
again, when tbe learner has familiar-
lzecl himself with that letter and can
recognize It et sight be learns that It Is
tatty n part of a word and that it enters
luto the composition of thousands of
words. It has different, pronunciations
and sometimes is not pronounced at all,
being entirely silent Now, when you
see one of our Chinese characters you
know at once what It 1s. It Is a won-
der to me that your people do not dis-
card the cumbersome forms Of your
written language and learn our simpler
and more easily understood system."
The eminent American could only
bow 111s bead in humillation and prom-
ise to bring the matter before the edu-
cational authorities of bis native land.
•
T. LA1E N
Evidently the Day el Miracles
is trot Yet Over.
STRONG TOWNSHIP SENSATION.
mho Restoration to Realth or Wm, Hoes
who Rad Net !Left sus stomp to Years-
IRheamatista of the 'Worst Mod Ooat-
pletclyCared,
(Sundridge Loho.)
The Eche: has taken' the trouble to
investigate the circumstances and
can vouch for the truth of the, follow-
ing interesting story in its every par-
ticular.
Almost everyone in this neighbor-
hood knows Mr. 'Wni: Doeg. In 1878
Dir. Dong )roved from the Township of
Osprey, in Grey County, to lot 19 in
the thirteenth eoncesaion of Strong
Township. no has since noade many
friends, all a 1l Whoknow him s ak
pe
of hEm.in the highest terms.
Some time after he Cam= to this
pot he was stricken with rheuma-
tham. It gradually grew worse and
worse till for the last four years be
las been a confirmed invalid, and as
a consequence hag not been seen in
town- at all. Hd has Sat night and
day in leis chair, unable td move or
walls: a stop fns months. The pain
never left hyml It o'ommenoed in
his flack, and the torture he had to
bear was terrible. From; his back it
would somietime5 move to other parts
of his body. His knees were fearfully
painful at times. The truth 10, that
for four long years the poor man did
not have a single momenta respite
from the racking of this dreadful
disease.
Mr. Doeg soya: "It makes me shud-
der to look back upon that awful
(four years, even the thought of it is
dreadful. How I ever lived through
it I do not know, but I thank God
1 that he has at last restored mo to
health and strength with nothing of
the rheumatism left but the memory
of it.
1 IlIr. Doeg is a changed man. Hale
and hearty he new; enjoys every mo-
ment of his neer life to the full.
How did the change come about?
This id the question which Dr. Doeg
is most delighted to answer. He had
tried the treatment of several pliysi-
oians and had used almost every
medicine known as a cure for rheu-
matism, but he got no relief.
"I gave them all a fair chance,
too," said Mr. Doeg, to The Echo,
"but nothing seemed able to give me
SPITTING SHOULD STOP.
Tito Meet i'rollae Mtans of 7'roptagating
L/IfiriiSC.
One of the worst and most'unclean-
ly habits indulged in by some people
is spitting. Many people spit any-
where, everywhere and always. If
this habit were only filthy it would
not base objectionable,but itis one of
the meat prolific means of propngat
ling disease in every oommunity. Spit-
ting in public plaoes'should stop. The
National Sanitarium Association ,in its
campaign to ohmic the spread of con- I
sumption, taberoulosls, claims that'
expectoration on the sidewalks for
ladies' dresses to wipe up and carry
kilo their homes or to dry into dust
and float: into the air; expectoration
in public halls; conveyances, places of
amusement, on floors, carpets and in
dark corners of Hotels and private
dwellings, must cease if it's ever hope
to check this terrible disease which
Li responsible for so many deaths and
so much suffering. Ladies should wear
shorter skirts, and those who must.
expectorate should use paper band-
kerolitofv, which should be burned af-
ter using. There aro three important
facts about tneeroulosis which, should
be kept in mince :-'
1. It is n communicable disease end.
is distinctly preventable.
9, It is acquired by the direct trans-
mission of the taborele bacilli from the
sick to the well, &lsundly by means of i
nt verized sputum floating
dried and pulverized [ oa
g
as duet In lite lir ; and
ti. It can be largely prevented by,
simple and easily applied measures of
cleanliness and disinteetio'b.
NO LA1D:Qi11 VOTE.
Dot why is it, asked the tlleagbt-
ful Chinese, that i piny goto your
]leaven, while I may not go to your
oountry?
The American missionary shrugged.
leis shoulders,.
There is n0 labor vote In heayen!
said 114e'
even temporary relief. I grew de-
spondent and despaired of ever leas-
ing that dreadful pain behind me,
"One day T read in a newspaper the
testimonials of some who sald they.
had been oured of rheumatism by
Dodd's Kidney Pills. 1 hand't muoh
faith in anything by this time, but I
sent for one box of the. pills and oom-
menced, I noticed an improvement
and kept on, and, look at mo now."
Doog certainly doesn't look like
an invalid now, and it is hard for one
who had not seen him in hid aiak'
room to believe that Six months ago
he couldn't walk.
"Have you any objections to mak-
ins and signing a written statement
of the whole thing for publication in
The Echo 1" was asked liiir, Doeg.
whatever will 1 to
None. I be gad
do so, for I want every person suf-
fering as T "wad with rheumatism to
know that Dodd's Kidney Pills will
cure thorn, and I do hope that my
statement will be real, by all such
unfortunates.
This la lIr. Doeg's 'written state-
ment:
For four years I suffered excru-
ciating torture, during which time 1
seals scarcely an hour free from path.
The trouble commenced in my bank,
where it often remained stationary
for months, and ao' intense was the
pain that I could not lie down or take
rest, but ,had to sit night and day in
a chair. The pain would then re-
moveto other parts of my body, and
when in 'my knees I ivad unable to
walk, and confined constantly to my
room. I was treated for r'heumatis'm
by severaldoctors and also tried
many medicines without receiving
any benefit. Almost in despair I
feared I would never again exper-
ience the pleasure of being free from
pain.
T.ogt Spring my attention was di-
rected to same remarkable euree, of
rheumatism effected by Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills, recorded in the public
prints. 1 procured a box, and soon
found that they were doing me goods
so I kept on, till now I can say I am
a new man entirely free ire= pain,
and have continued no for over six
months, being able to attend to my
daily duties on the farm and feel
strong and able for work.
I verily believe this great change
has been effected by the use of Dodd's
Kidney Pills, and I think it my duty
to make this statement public for the
benolit of anyone afflicted as I Wag.
Wm. Doeg, Sandridge.
Tbi.s 15 a plain unvarnished state-
ment of fact, as we found it, and
every reader of The Echo, especially
those who know how bad Mr. Doeg
was, will agree that it is a case with-
out parallel in the history of the com-
munity.
NIPPED tel THE BUD.
I Leave called, began Mr. Forchcn,
Bunt, to speak to you about your
daughter. You must have noticed
that there is something between us,
No, replied Mr. Goldrox, but I'm
sure there will be pretty soon.
Ab 1
It will bo the Atlantis Ocean. I'm
going to semi her abroad till she
learns a little Sense.
NOT QUITE THE SAME THING.
Tourist, to roadside country urch-
in, -Ah, my little man! How brown
and hearty you look. I suppose yon
get up every morning and drive the
cows to water.
Urchin -Don't have to sir,
Wby don't you have to, my lad?
'Cause, after milkin' the cows we
drive the cans to water.
CEYLON AND INN TER
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The Favorite Tea of 'Britain and her Colonies.
GROWN BY BRITISH PLANTERS.
Amusing to see foreign teas advertised as clean.
Is it not filth that colors them 1
ti a r d. 99 Ceylon Teas are sold in sealed
g 7 J } i lead packets only, never in
bulk. Biack, Mixed or encol.•
ores) Ceylon Green. Samples on application. Address "SALADA." Toronto.
HOW TO TEACH COOKING.
Parts' Splendid :Rode! for Great Irritaln
alai 1)11,01. Conn trles.
In spite of occasional pin -prick cru-
sades Prance is, after all, a cbarming
and useful neighbour to Great Britain,
and she now offers us a bright exam-
ple in domestic progress. She is
showing us how to produce good cooks
say? the London Daily Mail.
No; satisfied with her reputation for
gl od cooking, Pada is founding a new
culinary league, which obeli dissemi-
nate
isseminate the knowledge of the saucepan
far and wide. But already abs has 0
famous aoeiety of the Cordon Bleu, or
Blue Ribbon of the Kitchen. It is this
which Great Britain might imitate.
Por the Cordon Dleu is n teaching
university,cnnduoted by past -masters
of the art. It is managed by a com-
mitteee of great chefs, hie of whom
have borne the heat and burden of
the day in many a savoury kitchen.
They have their headquarters in that
Pnmoue rendezvous of Igourinots, in i:he
Petals Royal, and bare they wield
the mot skilful basting -spoons in
France.
Around a 001p111ent old chef, crown
od with the traditional white cap, a
dozen or more young women watch the
oonfection of n ragout. As he outs
up the vegetables, prepares the
sauce, and JuBglcS with a saucepan,
,
ho maintains a learned disquisition,
interrupted now. and again by agues-
tion from an inquiring pupil.
The Cordon Bleu has been an establish -
ad for five years, dd during that
thne has turned out many efficient
nooks. Its aim is to Leath the art
of cooking well and 0eonomically, for
Frrnoh housewives prefer a enisinero
who sloes not Waste Material.
130 the chef explains that it is not
necessary to add a lump of butter to
every dish. "The natural fat of the
meat would in nearly every Baso be
sufficient," be says, "and lt is by no
means necessary, to supplement every
dish with butter, or grease, or oil.
These only fatigue the stomach. and
the best cook Is she who uses least
grease."
Tho Cordon Bleu frequently has
English and sometimes American
pupils. For £1 a mouth a pupil may
attend every day, learn to cook her
own dejeuner, and have it served up
as aeon as it is ready, •IIer early
martyrdom is a happy augury for
married happiness. One of the prop-
fossors of the school is deeorated with
the Legion of Honour, and all are at
the head of their profession.
Recently the Cordon 'Bien has es-
tablished a circuit system for the
provinces. Each chef in turn takes
his tour, and the french Government
which knows the value to the nation
of good cooking, makes n grant in aid
of these provincial lectures and dem-
ems trationg.
tee alnalla
ie Itp pm flyy, 11 has been the eteneard tea for a number of Spare and et the rate of
Its prespcb inoreas o it will continue 10 hold Its place at the head. • ,
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The Dawson commission co. Lml0 brti SLTrotand0otono
AVENUE ROUSE boO,tLaneIIOA111A.
Fatuity Hotel rates 01.50 per day.
Newoastle Scots have decided to ask
the War Office once morn to let them
form a corps of kilted volunteers;
other carps object.
Ask for Minard's and take no other.
It requires an average of, more than
20,000,000 pine per clay to meet the
needs of the British people.
•
•
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
MAA WINSLOW'S 800011110 SYRUP bas bees
rued by motherefor their ahttdren teething. It soother
rh. .held. softens the gumn, MMIaye pale, owes wind cola
and I, the beet remedy for diarrhoea, 2So a bottle. Soli
by all druggists throughout the world. Be sure and ash
tot "Mrs, WIotlow'o Soothing Syrup."
The value of the estate of Lord
lmeasington, who died at Bloemfonteie
last June, has been Sworn at £711,000.
Minard's Liniment Lumberman's Friend
The English crown weighs only 39
oz. 5dwt., though it comprises preci-
ous stone8 to the value of £360,000.
W. 1h. C. 1070
CALVERT'S
CARBOLIC
OINTMENT.
Fol' all skin ailments.
J, C. Calvert 9a Co,, idanchester, England
Music
Teachers
Wanted
To ss00 ror aur
Complete eata-
lo:fua of anion
lint 010 and Cooke
with Bpolal rats*
of discount,
WHALEY,
ROYCE &Oo.
168 Tango St
Toronto, ant,
STREET METAL 000101.1.8 0008.,
CORNICES 12i A4els1• Toronto, Ontj
JUBILEE OF 1901. APopnLr nfaaont presenl-
log in a reaping
aping,ed form ell
that Is Jubilee,
to assist the hay in tea nd pre, banditti
of
dtedbEdition onn Photo'." complete
leoa oath, 57.60 per
hundred, post-paid. D, audJ. Santana 4 Go., blootreaL
ROOFING and Shoot Metal Works.
ROOFING SLATE, In Bleak,
Red or Green. SLATE BLACIi1OARDS, fire supply
Public end High Schools Toronto). Roofing Pelt, Pitch,
Goal Tar, eta ROOTING TILE (Seo New City Build-
ing.. Toronto, done by our Arm), Motel Gelling¢.a'0,0-
nlees,ete. Estimates furnished for work completeor for
materials ehtpped to any part of the country. Phone DU
0. DUTHIE & 3ON8,Adelald, & Wldmer8tm, Toronto
Dominion Limo Steamships
Montreal to Liverpool. Boston to Liver.
pool. Portland to LtverpooL Vla Queer,.
town,
Large and Fast Steamships. Superior aooemmodetios
for all Manses of passengers. Saloons and atntero ttiqt
are amidahipa. Special M1001tq�
hoe been given to
Second Saloon and 'rhird.Olas,aee accommodation. Fut
ratio oCPassugeand as Particular% apply to any ageol
of the Company, or
Richards t Milia 0 0o, D. 00,,,.,, 400..
77 state St., Boston Mootroal asd Portland
GOLD WATCH
Ftn•- We roa handsome, re.
��1sable• polished nickel,
fe mil tieys1tarrh forselling
0t..-:amy2ddnolenaa°uroieh
PFred Cabinet
hotographs of
tooavecaat)oe
hb, or. thea
andsomd7n.
grated, gold-nn-
l.I,olEuntingeaso
Watch, Loire or Gent's elm, with stem
Ind, stem set, tellable jewelled movement.
fpr oiling. only 4 dos. Photograph.. They sell like hot cakes.
Write for Pbotea. Sell them. retumthe moue), and weaved
your Watch. postpaid. Aft Supply Co,. Eos L T0r0010
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS-
rE PR'S
GRATEFUL- COMFORTINII.
BREAKFAST—SUPPER-
0 it
REAKFAST—SUPPER-
fro give this
'wasteful Cad
051,0,d Sing,
t.
set with s mag.
1 / lneenemm�nnta,
for selling only 10
booua, UR: ny nsdah.
e411 .1.04
Cabinet photographs the
panes a100. molt. Everyone
ve s
wants n good picture of I1e0io.treterbote.
them, return the money, and
receive thio moat ahg free..
Art Supply Co.. no L Toronto, Canada.
FEATHER DYEING
01000105 and Ouriing and 1014 Gloves olooned These
can be sent by pont, to per os rho bent plane is
BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO.
MONTREAL
SOLID GOLD
Wo givethl.beautlfUlly
sn veold
d•
¢tdraG
=MA!
for sell.
to¢ only
16 bull•
finished,
sieedt
Choto.
grapheofth0Queen,o ely'l ah.
l: •1 l'b.00.1»t awtst come
ole 11JMon)y Write"fora time Photos Sell them, return the
mon. 1 and we sled, postpaid. Ina handsome hos, 11110901101
Go 11RIng.,.ArtSupply Co..Bon 1. Toroate.
CLL WRAP -
PH PAs} ER
PRINTED in one or many colors
or STRIPED at low prioes. Sam-
ples furnished on request. Special
quotations for oar loads or large
lots. Write for prices.
TORONTO WILAPPING
PAPER' OOIJIPAN Y
75 Adelaide-st. West.
The latest and most important pro-
ject on foot in England is tho con-
struction of a canal from Southamp-•
tan to London, �^
itcep Iiiinard's Liniment intim Ilona
A SEiIIOUS BLUNDER.
You made a great mistake in say -
in' my daddy ions lynched Ler hood
stoalin'.
Impossible! replied the editor.
No, sir! I know what I'm talkin'
about -it wits a mule he stole!
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SaOg LO ipyD
ub¢ (00(61,1, 0011ml
So1W Gerd Hleg, 1
x•111, Pearls, for satin
Sword Pea eeolya6ipaakegxor
tors et1)10 most anorxnt10r10.
Oen of MI colors. Mall as this
adrortls,mentand 'revel tor.
ward the Seed, eentlt .n. re
tarn e0, none' , dt61e Lean.
tlNlb,eo,,Cya,lilenrn ly�snox..
od it u vewabUne4 box. Write today. 000 coat. [Or gen.
kr models thort, Seed Sngpl7 Co., Toronto, can.
A
Timise
+ Pay
A Debenture of The Canada
Pornianent and Wasters Canada
Mortgage Corporation is 0 promise
to pay the sum named thorein,which
may be any sum not less than $too,
on the date specified, which maybe
in one or mora years, as the Investor
may prefer. The Coupons attached
are remises to a interest .
r ry
en the
afnonat half-yeat•lyat four per Cent, ,
per annulH. The entire assets of
the Cerepany, amounting to $sw,-
60,895 are security for hdfilment of
the promises,
CORRESPONDENCE ucE 1 uvirsD.
Offi
17Dt Toronto 'soronto