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; at the rigor, thrift and F.rteu'rnoe of
the vegetnides 1.114 well ae rb•:. OVUM
1 .
. Wel °Mailed& from a
ogee. Yeee Orel.
BY 6 ' adding I lie Animal a to ilea, len of 'out-
MuMELEN IfAW l'Itira the oil will imerove ?0 01'1'
/Orden/lig wi'I be n profitable plat,
feeteet0(2)
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Mothore and daughters of eli ages aro cordially invited to wrtto to trite
department, initial* only will be published with each question and I a antiwar
as a means of Identification, but full name and address must bo given In each
letter. Write on one slue of paper enly. Antiwore will be mailed direct if
tamped and addressed envelope la enclosed,
Address all correepondence for thla departme`ot to Mrs. Helen Law, 233
Woodbine Ave,, Toronto.
Reader:- 1. Baked beans, brown
bread nut. eendwithee, eaten, apples
pumpkin pie, douglunate and nut
Would make a good, old-faeltionee
Hallowe'en euener. Anil.. th
11 1.1(to dell) hLve. and drawere. Pi
, trim mei emel Iii fo • Stem wood
- work will make it easy to keep clean
a triad) of the work rd rurryhv'
from one Leona to in ;her may b
s saved.
way. 'elle
'(--time flalloweem neen
is in lar the mo t up to date one! If
prefer annething a lit
tie more ‘'egt.fleri broiled oys
terz, ellen 1 celery salad in hollow
ed-oue aep!,,-, ore lee ev wine molded
abate of \\le:eh he: '. In the
old-feehioned menu eel kin !a of Falul
V You can Scarcely hare too Mall
e cinsets. One for linen should hav
ure. Straw, grass and leave-, nee.
greatly help in maietainiee ea.
ar I feetility of your rata 'oil. '11g,y
are espeebilly rieli in pieta reed mei
arganie wetter. It ie for Ode lei
!ton 1,11nt forC..ir 1ard when Met, cleared
produces each abundant maps.
1 reeve; ehauld never be burned, If
you have Milo quantilIes, haul them
, into cornee-of the garden and pile
I t•horn, mixing first a Uirk layer o
...eves an I then a layer of dirt,
4 If tile, '..evee and grass are handled
e in tale mariner, they will soon decay
and form n rich organic compoet, fine
/ for all garden crepe, apd especially
goad for forcing.
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••41..
ellzatria
Women can do the sane. Whether
king in ,spare time or full 'time,
:he tiepperette wil•I find th- te easy
e eel. very remuneratiee "bringing
on (pri urms 1,0144 ie money and
iu 1eal.,11. Sumeone murd, replace the '
treppers gone to was, The country
alvritys preeenea u fine marlat for
fur witchee-aie willing to pay u good
priee for the right kind. Here is
woman'e thanes to be genuinely
fill in eupplying this demand and be
paid well for her %%wk. Wine wte
men me beginning to embrace the
lwai•thiell and Prentable life of the
Women and Trapping. ereerpm ate.
The exodus of melt to the war and
f the war induetriem hag given oecaeie
and a good quality of weidoweelass flee/eat),
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INTERNATIONAL LESSON
OCTOBER 27.
- nal give equal titifa...th, 0.
IVIany up-tietleite 11011 A oi have a
s.leepingeporch. Build one now oe plot
• to add it Inter.
wichee can be stthstitreai fur Lite
baked beane and sweet e:_leir fee the
toffee. 2, 1h2 three -bowl fete le a
very old one; -take three howls the
semi :4120, 011 one weth ceear water
the eeeond with .eteseey water,
and :ewe: tele th'ird one empty; fah) lie the a.-eirant for knowledge and
instret hi le or ter to v the third
finger 1)1. tql:? :art hand (wedding
ring linger:. If V? .1!11,3 into the
clear 1\ lila future mate twill be
young and good leaking, if into
the eceitey liquid, the mate will be a
wieew or widower, and if into the
empty bevel. no tnatT,nge for a year.
ott eew i :-To build e new house
thin e :Trine with all pomible labor
0)01101 devieel and with electric pow-
'1- -pelts IA indeed .a plea -
emit leek
and 1 am happy to make
eugee-tiena Arrane,e for Meath -
mem.. ,n ail your ermine so that you
ran tha carious eledrri.al opoil-
a11,TA. Von will want a vacuum,
eleanee, eourse. Yoe can also use
l''''
tbie ..Trer for ktund-y work. cooking
and the ,.nwing-Inachine.
An open lire is it never ending.
amine. ,,f plan to have
Die or nem. open beertbe. A '1 th
ditto from., the 110411 ani sc
ond 11 ma, to the basement saves
many ,400., fer sreled chee 'et , -)re
simply dropped deem the chute into
000&-p)-:-44 le I, :low. Cennect the f,i--
naeo 1,y OA WithLIp, boors above,
so that :Wefts nati be turned on
or off a about a trip to the eviler.
Well planned and well -lighted
lior stairs add much to the cemfort. of
the . women foll.s. The beet plumb-
ing and tietueee 44-00 rote tea good. To-
gether with the lighting fixtures they
should he plain hi construction and
pattern. but the best you can eiford.
A lavatory on the filet floor is a'
great eenvenience, while a welt -equip -I
pe ci laund,ry is meet de'sirable. Place:
your woodleox and yore refrigeratm;
iso that they can be tilled from the!i
oubside. prevents 'bite trackittir
of dirt into the houee. The Icitelem;
treads special attenbion. A convene t
ent arnangeinent of sink and stove! f
honed be provided for, as well as' b
good cupboards and- cabinet. If
blue leteer ie placed ',URI:duet the dining - t
etom wan, opening into both rooms, h
Jidita-flope chests vary greatly 11
size. The small ones ine about
thirtysix inches in length, while the
large ones takes up as much room ac
, a box couch. Ceder is the favorite
wood, as the cedar keeps moths away;
• some chests Df mahognay and wale
not are cedar lined, although there
me others of plain mahogany, wale
nut, cherry or similar woods. e The
engaged girl usually keeps all of her
household ;Mem gored- in a clung of
this kind, sheets, pillow casee, towels,
ceniaveeeeea etu. I -am enable to
furnleh you with the names of stogies
. at uleleti these cheats can lie• bought
or the prices santo, but as all the
large stores keep them in stock you
can easily obtain this information by
writing. • •e
Vivicttea---You will be sorry to
learn, Viviette, that the class to be
held for dalevinaide at Guelph haa
been postponed. and that instead of
startieg about the let of October it
will etart some time in January,
Carione;-Following Is a list of the
"ranee, meats" available on the mar
Led at a lower rate than the primal,
Leeson IV. lsaae and Rebekah -
Genesis 24. Golden Text,
.Prov. 3. 3, 4.
Time and Plc,-4,me was about
forty years old at the time of his
•
mailiegeand made his home at Beer-
' label -roe near thee edge of the wild-
erness. came to his father's en-
emerpment to await the remit of
lellezer's meek, The distance from
Bemtheba 11 Haran wee above four
hundred 101100.
Verses 1-9. Thou ehalt go unto met
, canary, and to my kindred -In Pale-
stine to ibis clay the father takes the,
initiative in the son marriage. The
great significance of the event js in -
(Heated in the care Abraham took in'
:
au -ling conetnnmiat.ioii, ITO
selected the most honored retainer in
: his lieu:el-mid and, placing him inkier •
Ike ealemn oath, charged him to
the moot solemn oath, charged him to
kindred in Maeopotamia. The mare
liege was a religious matter, there-
cute, but little used by the average ; fore it mnat he with a woman 1010 WEIS
houyewitet Beef brains, sheep a worshiper of the true God, The
Mood of the chosen people must !ee
pork brains, Iamb fries, beef
keet pure from the idolatrouetrain
fries, calf and pork feet, calf, bum' of the C
ariaanfto e :
' t' The
end pork heads, Lair, veal, beef, pork, vita received full power to negotiate'
and 411011 livers, ealf, pork and sheep the marriage. It was a marriage by,
plucks, beef and pork tripe, beef and proxy,
calf sweetbreads, pork and ox 12, 14. 0 Jehovah, the Gml of my
;eek ears. beef hanging tenders, beef, maeter, Abraham, ---The servant hoe.
pork and sheep hearts, jowls, pork kid- fall power to act, but he casts himself
upon the fav -or of the God of Abra-;
neye, perk snouts, p ork lips, pork
tonguee, lamb, beef and calf tongues.
And in this connection, how many
housawives of this busy generation
know of the careful economies of our
pioneer grandmo•thees? Of the cow
or the hog kired and used to the hut
half ounce of its food value? In the
evolution of time the factory took
charge of the killing -out and dressed
and placed on our shop counters the
feat, and high-priced roast and steak
and chop. But we seem to have gra-
lually forgotten about many parts of
lie animal. Pig's and cows still have
Set and legs 12,11C1 liven and back..
ones, snouts and ears, tails and ton -
gum, notwitbeetanding the fact that
heseuse of these toetheeme deinties
a> become unfashionable.
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0.
CLEAN UP THE GARDEN
Lae in the fall after the farm work' as time well smlt. *All gardens alai
especia..y 01)11 emerge garden
need the addition If plant hod and
0102110 matte. ;his P.1", I If o
done, one of fleet 01101214 about
the farm yard that deserves attention
Is thee of ceeanilig up the rubbish,
leacl plants and wectie. During the into the sod; it ailmake it loose,
past silIntner the faun garden came frieblee and eaelly marked in spite of
into more prominence than ever. It tee baking sun, beating rain 01. 0010
18 well to plan now on getting the tOnied trampIng,
maximum production from this source Nothing will so quiokly tiad °free -
next summer when it will ,prebahly be tivelybring about these reeults us
more important thau ever to have u will a liberal application of barnyard
good home-grown supply 01' geirden manure. Give your garden a coating
eitutT tenet vegetahlee. Dead weeds, six inches deep if you eat ebtain it,
temato vines anti all other litter len ilo it now.
ehould naked into heaps and Ineen-1 Burn Garden Refuse
ed. Stieb.rubbiesh, if left through the Before applying the meenne clean
'Winter. Provide* -04101L'ar for 1200101.15' up and burn 21111 the refuse and teeth
bisects and pestle that will hibernate, of last yooriz garden ne furnishes a
through the eeld woollier, reproduce spleadid •place for diseases and inseets
their speedos and be ready to 1)0(11108 to 5.11,011,(1 the winter. By eleanieg up
upon 1412(1 injure the new garden. I the gerden you a,re.taketig the first
Manure Garden in Fall 1 atop iieceesory for a pest -free garden
After the garden Is raked and clean- lles.t, au -miner,
ed, a good 00,01, •or manilla should 'be 1 SPe6arl 1,118 manure over. ,the loth
spread over the ground and pi,n.wed, evenly and then plow ot fork it under,
undue Pohl plowing not only 1125110125 but do not attempt to loval, suite the
the deetter of the matinee, but it de-; rough, ridge-like effect Trill allow all
ham. Ile proposed, a test by which the,
will of the Lord, might be made;
known; the maiden 11410 should freely
give him drink from .the well and
draw water for -his camels ohould bet
;the chosen one. In itself this would
be an indication of the girl's ehara-j
eter courtesy and friendliness ar8.
valuable indecallons daf
are often determine •by very eimple
eter among any eeope. Teat 1580e9
tietions.
22-28. The man took a, golden riag,
ete.-This .was not the bridal present
or dowry, but a gift as a reword for
the leindeees ahown and a token of the
standing. and wealth of the family to,
whom the servant was attached.1
master Abraham -He worshiped God
Blessed be Jehovah, the God of ellY
on account of the succese of his nits-,
ahem Be bad been directed to the,
family of Nailer, the close kindred cf
Almahane oleaely a providential face;
00, The th-ing proceedeth from 1
Jehowth-Laban and Betthuel re-'
cognize the •providential lending in the
matter; they couhl not speak one way
or the other; the matter wets decided.:
5'7-59. We will call the damsel, and,
inquire at her moulth-The relatives
had agreed to the surrender of Ite-
belcah, but ,they pleaded for delay.;
Jacob had to wait long for his bride in
this very .place. Ellezer wee unwill-;
ing to terry; he knew the dilatory:
ways of Ms own East, His was 0
high commission from the servant u.f
the living God. The negotiations be -
tweet the messenger arid the gill's ;
kindred merle to at end; ,the must'
give her coment, This cons -Batt
would practleally complete ithe fore'
nealitiee of marriage. All that 19-
1
mained was to convey •bh,e bride to the!
home of the bridegroom. I will ge-1
She took the matter in how own bailey
As the sequel ehoves, -she am a wo-1
man of energy and decision. lean/.
Noes meditative mut devout; his life
had few changee anti no adrepturee„
Be lucked the initiative, of Abraham!
and the energetic sihreweineve of i
jacola Rebekah supplied his laok in
bhese resp.ects.
60. Our glister, be thou the Mathew
o r thousands, etc. -This
stroy,e a good matey grubs and cot- the warter to :teak in and more quickly uponbll01.4 Ike
81*-4 valtie 1)44146'
posterity by the liehreeve, 111
20011118, For beet restilts, plenty oftha ridges quickly dry and the is even so with modern Sews. Perd
fertilliwer is required on garden sou,: garden may be platted at ;Wet a Week. entheod the highest honer and
A main garden properly managed earliel:. . greatest evidenee Z lite twee a God,.I
can be made to .furtileit more' vege.:• No one thing will tend to increase To be 1410 0)04111280 *11 a great 7001)481
fablet for table use than one several the produotiveness -of your garden or \vete
•
, n, th,7ereetest hle
ssing a wgomreean
%neits size impropeely eared fo,,, make it easier to handle than marline, emliieg
43.21(1 wee reT,ere len e1100 ear penle,and lobe of it. You will be urprised fn , "114
iandea:rehecarfer12 11011 T eass Mr °ary toment
1
andwoment°
emseuetev tee ,,
61101441 115 and th ehieket I
ave. al•low-
ed f nee rango, then it is 41, good plan
to fence off a good garden space with
chicken tight fence this winter so it
will bo reedy to ,peoteet the garden
text ,spning,
Clear Away 'Untidy Thinge
Afeer the gr210111 10 &Wit, 410411111
geed teeny old bones and olicke wilt
be found In the yaoid whore they were
depee'ted by the family dog. Such
thiege look nubbly slid should he car -
lied 01T to the roble'sh, hemp, Old
'bill cane and the like, tecenchow get
into vonspicuotes, placem, possibly tiee
t1111-0 a 31a008n10 01 1)10 etnagest boy 011
1.41e 110.001. 31. -bkeR only a Yule time
to gear itway emelt untidy things front
4111101(11 ±14.41 yard, and it 01111 be counted
ANTED
Highest Priem Paid
Prompt, Returns -No Commiselon
P. POULIN & CO. •
ge vonireeettre Market - Montrose
neyamaxteacoroogom....
..rog
LTRY
of tat Wilde.
Better quality DrOterrod.
Minto for prime:.
STANFORD'S, Limited
Montelleld St, - • Montreal
personage is approaehing. Womeal
elite frequently refuse to ride in the'
emcee° of mon. Th Ourrant had.
infotanect Rebekah that the 111521) whom
site saw approaching wee hoe future;
husband; the theref,ote tool( at veil
and covered hereelf. The pu'tb121g on
or the veil hi 0 part of the 11184. 21124.1)0
!ceremony. The bridegroora is net
!permitted to see hie brides features
until .0114 Is abet:Mutely eomtnibeted, to
Ilia ....teem beano brought into
.m.obiter'e tente-Savalit tiled -three vets
before. 'Po lead Rebekahto 121)1
mother's teat 20I118 to Metall her ogle'.
elly as the recognized wee of his 01,1141,
r,:oet was conamited After beeolerthe
toe deet12-'1his indlentoe :the Pre-,
minenoe of (41,0 po.eition of women hi
the )de ti of 1b patriarchs. Her niece
wee subordinate, 1)11 )1(1)' preeogatives
were defile:4e and her influelice great,
44
for the women to display their versa
a
has heretofore bean coneidered man' d,011,121)fl
tility in doing mach of the work which
exclusive property, In city en,
country alike, women are Wing many
of the vimaneive in the iireeet (t'. impatiens tweeted by the ,te veer. of
the men. Litele Wonder .ttt h 401', then
i when we hear that a good number of
the gentler sex have gone in for that
aotivity which has hitherto been 1.01-
,pietely dominated by- inesculinity--
, trapping.
"f he plemares and profits of trap-
ping will not be long overlooked by'
women when they illerover the increase
ing scarcity of men who were form-
! erly engaged at this occupation. The
!war is getting its -hare of ti appals.
' Every trapper that gem; to war
leaves behind a valuable fur harreet
which is Mee to be lost untese emre-
one is there to take his plare. Every-
thing eat for the entrance of the
woman trapper or, following the
rules of modern ear'unce, the trap-
, perette.
The women who have alru
eady micr-
taken trapping }rive found the tam-
ping life to be a complete eurpr:se in
its healthful aspeets, reemetentin,g, ac
it does, the 2220111refreehing mei in-
vigorating exerciee. 'file actual work
ng.
of trappi12 not 102 heavy for the
ordinary woman; in feet, atn
tlin
and life in the open iefalliblv builds
up new streeeth end vigor in the
feminine sex, From the wornen's
stenripoint, too, trapping ie one of
the most int ere., eieg arta eit les hi
which :he can 0(44,11)0. A few
months of trapping will undoubtedly
eive the new teepee: et te a number
and variety of experiences she has
never met with before.
Trapping is riot so hard to !earn as
me may thinrequire a
little time fur the woman to 'become
an expert in triteiiing; but an
ade-
quate proficiency can be acquired
within a very short rime, and aster
that new knowledge vapidly and eon-
tinuou,sly comes to the trapperette
with a corresponding increase in her
skill. Many women have aleeady
shown the skill and ability of veteran
trappers. e
Perhaps the most appealing side of
trapping to the woman is the real pro-
fits that lie therein. Men trappers
coneletenly engaged at this activity
121211 121(1010 a great deal of monev.
The average person when eonfront
ed with the eorrie a hemmed ra-
tion," kilawe retie or caree 115 to
it. menning. "Poultry" or "bird,"
are seldem alluded to he him --he
'keeps "Irene." -
Earth year the variette eounties
have their Paine and poultre, shows;
to these large numbers of country
• folk go, -but what do they learn from
the exhibi•t? What do they want
with a "show bird?" What need to
worry about "etrain"? -"Ilene is
h " •
Now it seems the, e should be a
happy medium. It is uot neceeeury
that the farmer ehould equip his hen
house with the lateet scientific.
views to make his petetry business a
-meccas; but it ie ueeeslary for him
to have good, puro lions,
and kie.w how to feel them.
„,
ieere ore two 111)1)2 11)04 things for
the beginner to renumber: First, to
decide on the breed advisaide for the
lecality; seeond, to start in a ernall
way. Better a pen of pure-bred pill
lets than a barnyard fEled wi.h hum-
grel,‘
"Every shew better one" ie ilto
sloiran of the Toronto Pat htwk
Show, and the 14118 Show p0o10i2e4
to be no exception. The elite which
follows the 512021' is attended by (4,'..
(04 ;rum an over the imminent aml
each year the priees paid are better
than preehme prices. There is alwayc!
a demand for hoiee meet at Christ-
111115 tirrie, and farmers are realizing
the hie' advantage of marketing their
4 wit this WIY.
TORONTO
The Show that produces
the good butcher stock
WAR.TIME CLIPPINGS
A henna occupution far winter even.
Inge that has interest and fascination,
adds greatly to the family fOtare of
knowledge, and solves TAPAS' of the
houselteepeez problerne, le that of
gathering and arranging systemetic-
ally a home-made reference library of
elippinge gleaned from neweerapers,
and breaks the sale megueines and •pictoriail reeeews.
Suoh a library preserves valuable
price records, data, information and pictures for
the intimate and immediate use of a
UNION STOCK YARDS
fainliiy. end is of great value both for
the present moment and for tihe fa -
tore in preeerving a ehrorecrligical or
individual history of the great war.
The first step is to get the actual
contents of magazines. That is easily
ateompPebed Fret remove the bind.
ing etaplee end advertimineats. Then,
0/Very artiole, StOty or map 11 211 is
, worth saving should Le helm et 11; And
meurely fe,ererl with wire clips.
Next, that material should be plaeed
with tether znaterial of similar chara-
cter, and filed under a definite and (fe-
rmiP tive hearliug.
I
Let utt nuppose, rer exem.oe,
; you treat forty fifty magazines 112
11111441 a ay. You will gee from three
I to five hundred arae a geed pro-
portion of which wi:1 be biographical.
Othees will , h:etorleal, some de-
seriptive, and many w111 deal wiele
vital queetien of the day. The best
(1400(4 fi,tion :tad veree may also be
gathered; yeeOe 11oris may be made
;la e v1"tt10, 11 entire -that
rilight reit you a .1o!iar 0 mere in the
hoOlistures.
Th.. Leer way to pre,,ervo rou clip-
ping.: is te (eel) them 11) 911(00 Manna
(taro. To.: Or fr.'dors }About teen 1110108
The envE,10p85 ebould be
1)14 tipri,cht 0 drawers Or hoxoti, into
which they should fit enugly, and the
December 5th & 6th
My Fifty Dollar Bond,
My little fifty dollar bond
Will help to win this war,
Will make me learn a little more
of what we're fighting, for.
My little fifty dollar bond
Will teach me how to filIVV.
Will also keep some hero from
Another soldier grave.
My little fifty dollar bond,
With many thousands more,
From all this Nation's workers
Will WIN this war!
lea et the conteeee of each envelope
i Our wenderful boot: reveals old trapper? favor.
to me, how to.rm.pora s1...ins, i,• hall,' 01» ('1. The tur.',:,1,,pef; w:il thila
'4 '1'
17.,,,..1-',11,4 114t.1120,10 of o:i. • ,i.;ii;;.ation
-an ita tied; but 121111hornernatie lib -
a.. 'pry ir is it-eil 'o fellow a einiale plan.
Pile ell 2,4. '(11(4 articlee„ portrait;
end newepaper lie'oente of pereotis in
' i.,11:. ci,!vision and arrange them alpla
ebeiitelly. .ertielee on pitieee will
: form mealier group, and should be
,,Cf cl;..siiified 1..1 euentriee or elates, Such
. • sehjeete ai earietilture, trees, plants
and flolveri, tnny fent another divi-
sion, nal -oral hietory anotlier,, and a
mis valianenv : cV,,, ccill take care of a
great part Of l'ie 12)4,' 1141,
Pictures a0,1 01,A,,gieplie always
aId to the vailie of a etilleetlen. Brief
news itEm, 002 '1' find ehort pare-
grarlts ten l', pr,:t.r. i on eheete of thin
Manila paper nall enough to go int()
one of the onre:i,i,,,,, A :Angle sheet
will thus aro.:,intit-!,itd several -clip-
ping e, an.' SO ei.011,011,,i'ai epaee anti
paper. The de Le of metal ic.ation
ehotild elways lye written or ,stansped
en each itetn, together with ,the 11,02110
of the magazine or periodical from
which it %13'. taken.
Sueh a well -arranged eolleetion of
the ver,tatite of elle beet miegazinels,
will form the lasis of an encyclo-
ettelie reference ,3,1'stant, whieh OM%
o.,11,;,:,tre111.y. expanded by adding
art,bdvA, alippinge, peniehlets, cat.
legeies, 1.kturez, lo and
ether materia. 'The student of
51)1" '11.121, for eeenee'..e, will want 1.4.'
:1V. 'h-rtie'Ati from his favorites farm-
irg rer:0:k..a13, .;,titer with the
• earmei.e. bulletiee tale other reporee
of tlie varimm national •agrieultatell,
(feel-eternal/l. The horeekeeper will,
aish to file ever recipe', patterns. aud
the thousand and one household sag-
ge etiuns that are noW publieted to
'.2, 2.111 mei 11 '..Li4. roti a system
ihe enn make use of that material
tete-limit loss f.:;' eitne or energy.
Boys and giro eall keep their road -
jug matter about enie anti stamp eel.
/teeing hi ord elle, fermi, aired they
ean oleo Me lots at .good booke and
other tillage eltat appeal to thens in-
' divitlually,
If you want to find the articles tee
:illy deeired earbjeet that have aleetedl
epeaared in eeir.t.,. consult the ma-ge-
eine bid:axes that every pulite library
hex mid that laill 'be found lacifspena-
able in &se:teeing yen In your fienireh,
You e'en then obtain back numbers of'
eeriedicals fee. /IVO Or ten center each,
,,I. lets, et eecondlhand boolcasteree ill
every large eity, and from thole yeet
eau extrace the tpeelal articilee thael,
you will to add to year eallatition,
The flexibility of ouch a enceilleat
"locee-leaf" method Of terianging ipr
rorntetion le not its lea•se Advantage,
, Clipplogs tan be found and rernovod
beeterntly and reekeetellect at will. The
bttilty eeraphooke, formerly et penally,
were neceeeatily ihnited to rertigli
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col11,1 110,i, be removed. retr solo.
• beeke ere need now. except foe light
Vli.8e et. souvenir texet cards or, ley •
mine. as a Iciril ef family record Imola,
!• Stull a method of ervettiging in-
fermetien is inexperizive, oonip4O,t4
; toonveniont end orderly. NO on •
1. inngnslyte aril newapapsa. artiolles, 1181)
only filo ovontt. of the pr000nt wool.;
war, hat pamphlets, repovtis., letbstil, . .
.1.ttaiht tototkff ll'i oho" orntill''' ayli.
or
rannonsaifs., and ap ponto !term 4,,
iiiforthetieri, thetyae...r De yod.e silt
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nib y.11111611 nonaber4 of •the himisp,-
114141 will find the erteeerie of
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anti olastolfying tits matter mr111 pfoll
hdeiresting nad Inetraeldve to Ilieln*, -,
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oo Vitilift• trol'ul tO Ohl ',W1614 fanny, •
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Manager
(111 inosines Tar 30 yaat. .
310 5T. PAUL ST. W. . . . . MONTREAL. P.O.
Reference. Bank of lit1,11.31Hg41, 4.1 Henry, Montreal.
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Good rake and How to Get it
"TOUR interest, go a member of the consuming, public,
an..
1 ours as Canada's largest manufacturers of. shoes, aro
really identical. They may be sununed up in a single phrase:
"Quality Shoes at Fair Prices."
A fair price today is g higher price than usual, because the
cost of every item of material and labor which res into a
of shoes has Increased greatly ghd is still increasing,
In order that you may continue to got quality at fair riceo‘
we shall feature in advertisements certain specific: shoes which
we know will give you good -value. From our knowledge and
experience, WO will Suggest to you the best methods of buying,
whether you select shoes of our manufacture or not,
We ask you, to buy for service rather than merely for style;
to go to tt reliable dealer, and to look for the manufacturcr`$
trade -mark on the shoes, By 80 doing you may be .assured Of
good value for your money,
AMES HOLDEN McCREADY
Wri,JOUN MONTIMAti
"Shoemakers f a the Nation" ruttrran
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