The Brussels Post, 1914-1-22, Page 3Fashion Hints
fi cua.tvowo off♦
u on Negligees.
Fur is lavishly used on the new
negligees. The most oharming bou-
doir set imaginable is made of crepe
meteor in coral. There is a long,
loose negligee, cut with a yoke to
which the lower part of the gown is
a.ttachecl with tt ruffled heading.
The V neck ie edged with slcunkand
so are the deep, pointed openinga
for the lfrnis. A touch or two of
cream lace are added in the front.
There is a cap to go with this neg-
ligee which is made of crepe. edged
with lace, with a little turned -up
portion in the hack and the front.
An ornament of fur finishes the cap.
The slippers to match are made in
Juliette fashion, of the crepe, edg-
ed with skunk.
Blue Channeuse Model.
Another good -fur -trimmed model
is made of blue charmeuse in a mo-
derately tight fitting gown that is
long in front and made with a train
in back. There is an overdress,
reaching well below the knees and
having short sleeves cub in one with
the rest of it, that is made of blue
brocaded chiffon, edged with white
fur about the bottom. The fur
edges the sleeves and the deep,
open fronts. Slippers made of
quilted blue satin, edged with fur,
and a mob cap of blue chiffon edged
with fur complete this costume.
Crepe do' Chine and Swansdown.
Crepe de chine and swansdown
ore combined with good effect. The
model chosen for a negligee of this
sort should be long and full. The
swansdown, in white, is used to
edge the neck and sleeves and
fronts of the negligee, but because
it is so easily soiled it is not put on
the bottom of the gown. A snugly
fitting little cap edged with' the
swansdown is the proper accom-
paniment of this sort of negligee.
Pretty Slippers.
The prettiest slippers to wear
with crepe de chino and swansdown
negligee are made of flowered rib-
bon edged with swansdown. These
can be made at home quite easily,
with a little care. The ribbon is
gathered and mitered to fit over the
the, and it is gathered over an elas-
tic to fit snugly about the heel.
Then it is drawn into a band that
fits about the top of the foot and
the slipper is finished in front with
little chiffon roses.
Crepe de Chine Slip.
A matinee made of chiffon, in a
warm shade of yellow, is tucked in
small squares. It is edged with
lace and beading, through which
THE HALF-c?EED
'MAN'AND WOW.
What It tlea'is Whon You Fele
"All Out of Sorts,"
You know what it moans to feel
"all out of sorts," Most people
have felt this way at some time.
Nervesout of order, irritable, lan-
guid, depressed. An aching head,
a fagged brain, appetite bad and
digestion weak. With some people
this condition comes and goes;
with others it is chronic; they can't
shake it off. It interferes with
business, spoils recreation and robs
life of all its joys. These men and
ivonicn are only able to live and
work at "half speed,"
Half -speed people have lost that
abundant natural vitality which
enables others to go "full -speed -
ahead" through life. Their energy
and nerve power have evaporated—
they cannot work long without
breaking down. The trouble is
nerve weakness and is caused by
poor, watery blood. You can be-
gin to improve your condition to -
clay by taking Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, They make rich, red blood
once more pulsate through your
veins, and your nerves thrill with
fresh vigor. Hero is convincing
evidence that new strength and
full health can be had through the
use of Dr, Williams' Pink Pills.
Mr. Newton Mayhew, North Tryon,
P.E.I., says: ""I am a farmer and
naturally have to work very hard.
Tho result was that I found myself
very much run down. My blood
became thin and watery, and my
muscles flabby, I took doctors'
tneatnient but it did not help me
and I grew so weak that I could
scarcely work at all. As I found
the medical treatment was not
helping me' I decided to try Dr,
Williams' Pink Pills, and in these
I found the medicine I needed, as
in a short timhe I was restored to
my old health and vigor. I shall
always recommend these pills to all
sufferers,"
Dr; tVilliams' Pink Pills are sold
by all medicine dealers, or will be
mailed, post free, at 50 cents a box
or six boxes for $2.50 by The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co,, Brockville,
Ont.
SUNDAY IN TITS WEST.
Now a Tendency to More Strict En-
forcemeat of the Law.
Residents of Ontario accustomed
to extreme limitations in what they
may buy on the Sabbath, and to the
idea of possible pena,ties for a
fracture of the law, in howev$r
minor a respect, are sometimes sur-
prised when they find that in Win-
nipeg and the majority of other
places in the Western Provinces it
yellow ribbon is run. It is almost is not impossible to secure some of
necessary to wear a slip of some I the necessities and a fail/ of the lux -
sorb under chiffon negligees, and uries of life during that part of the
with this dainty matinee a white j week delegated to spiritual pur-
crepe ole chine slip is worn. It is suits. To be sure, there is now a
made with a deep flounce of shadow tendency tow.ercls a mute strict en-
lace, trimmed with yellow ribbons forcement of the law, and in Cal -
and yellow chiffon roses, on the bob- gary the other Sunday a young
tom.
Fur Triuwicd Petticoat.
A pretty petticoat to wear with n't sell her anything for its allevia-
matinee is made of turquoise chif- tion—he was afraid of prosecution.
fon, trimmed with half a dozen gar- Ie is probable that the authorities
row lace ruffles. Heading rho bob -of the Provinces consider that they
tom ruffle is a band of brown fur, are enforcing the law to as great an
and each little 'ruffle ' is trimmed
with tiny rosebuds of pink satin.
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DOCTORS IN BRITAIN.
Punishment in Case of Betrayal of
Professional Conduct.
lady with a most unbearable tooth-
ache was mightily surprised when
she found that her druggist would -
Medical men very rarely indeed
figure in divorce cases in Europe,
Especially is this the case in Great
Britain. There is a reason for this
which is not gen rally known, that
the General Medical Council main-
tains a strict watal'r over the con-
duct of the members of the 'medical
profession in the United Kingdom,
and that if it :can be shown that .a
doctor has availed himself of . the
Privileged position. duo to his call -
'Ing to misconduct himeeif,':his name
is removed from the Statutory Re-
gisterr of medical practitioners,
which is bile medical equivalent for.
the disbarment of a lawyer.
Thus, Dr. Thomas Francis Roche,
of Kingston -on -Thames, 'au physician
of some eminence, has just been
publicly disciplinedin this fashion,'
as the aftermath of the divorce case
of Stuart versus Stuart in which he
figured as co-respondent.
Had De.'.Itoehe been merely a
friend Of the famrlrand net
their medical attendant, the Gener-
al Medical Council would have tak-
en no notice of the ease. But the
General Medical Council took the
ground that, being in professional
attendance on the Stuart family,
he hacl tale i improper advantage
of the oonlitence reposed in his
calling and therefore expelled hila.
For a doctor to have his dame
struck off the Statutory :Register
of medical iiraetitleners spells pro-
fessioua1,rtun. Tor it means that he
earl ne lengget'geant medical ber.ti-
ficates nor holdmedical appoint,
meats nor eVen ,practice medicine
unless he makes it quite Clear to
Ise patient that he is nob a statu-
torily qualified medical pe}a6bitiota-
eke, r Moreover, he is unable to site.
for fees,
extent as is justified by public
opinion, for the fact 'remains that
the average Western city is not as
straight-laced in what might be
perhaps termed the minor morali-
ties as most of the eastern cities.
In Winnipeg drug stores it is pos-
sible, for instance, to buy on a
Sunday that which may be purchas-
ed on Monday.and no questions ask-
ed, though there have been sugges-
tions lately that they be restricted
to the sale of drugs and positive ne
aessities, This proposition web with
immediate opposition from drug-
gists, who claimed that they could
not afford to keep their establish-
ments open for the sale of a few
articles .only, and the question has
not been settled, .. No difficulty is
ever 'experienced in securing cigar:
altos or cigars or candies from most.
any of bile thousand -and -elle re-
staurants, big and little, and the
family who wait for Sunday before
buying.their fresh fruit are not liko-
ly to go fruitless for their Stinday
supper. Instances have even been
known where meat and bread and
other groceries have been procured
without any subterfuge at provision
stores out of the centro of the city,
Tlhese'bhfngs`aro taken forgranted,
and;.,hi. the opinion' of a goad 'many
People, clo not involve any slacken-
ing in the observance of the Sab-
bath. Churches are as well attend-
ed as in the east, the liquor laws
aro kept, and there is' no reason
for ,h-plieving that Winnipeg is not as
neral a city—in the senee in which
that word ie usually applied -as
any other of its eize. Some of the
mov'ng_pipture shows gave Sunday
entertainments on one Sunday ear-
ly In 1913,'the receipts from deflec-
tions going to the Dayton flood ante
ferers, The proprietors were 'pror,
aeclited and the gabso fa, still to
the combs with no pubilo' inter'eet
whatever in the outcome. Sunday
evening band concerts aro given in
a couple of the theatres aster thi
church Velli
The tendekee however) ,rwl.itta,ted,•
'.s towards the shutting down of
Sunday buying and selling, and in
Victoria,. "blue• laws" of the time
of Charles Il, have recently been
invoked hi this connection. So it
is possible that the Westerner will
vet find it as dilfleult to get his Sun-
day shoeshine as his eastern bro-
ther, and will have to take the pre-
caution of buying his Sunday pa-
per on Saturday, and will do with-
out his Sunday smoke unless he re-
members it beforehand,
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III/OE COAL OUTPUT.
Year's Production in Canada Ex-
ceeded all Former Records.
The production of coal in Canada
in 1012 exceeded that of any pre-
vious year, the total production be-
ing reported as 14,512,589 short tons
. valued at $36,019,014 and const.tut-
ing nearly 27 per cent, of the total
value of the mineral products of
Canada during the year. Compared
with 1911, in which year the pro-
duction was 11,323,353 short tons
valued at $20,467,643, an increase is
shown of 3,150,441 tons, or 28 per
•eent. in quantity and $9,551,398 or
36 per cent. in total value.
The largest previous year's out-
put was in 1910, when the produc-
tion was 12,809,152 short tons, vain_
ed at $30,909,770, compared with
which 1912 shows an increase of 1,-
603,077 tons or 12 per cenb. and $5,-
100,205 or over 11.6 pmecent. in to-
tal value.
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In Nova Scotia there was an in-
creased production in 1912 of 779,-
488 tons or 11 per cent., over 1911.
This province produced nearly 54
per cent. of the total in 1012 as
against 02 per cent. in 1911. The
production in New Brunswick is
quite small in proportion to the
other provinces and amounted to
only 44,780 tons in 1912, a decrease
of nearly 20 per cent. from 1911.
In the west for the first time en re-
cord Alberta has the largest pro-
duction amounting to 3,240.577 tons,
the production in British Colum-
bia being 3,205,997 tons. The lat-
ter province would have hada high-
er production had labor troubles
nob prevented a normal output. The
production in Alberta is the high-
est record for that province, while
in British Columbia the greatest
production was attained in 1910.
Princess Sophia,
wife of Prince Eitel Fritz, the Kai-
ser's second son, who, it is report-
! ed, has left her husband and is now
' residing in Paris,
SKIN CLEARED
By Simple Changs in Food.
Ib has been said by a physician
that most diseases are the resulb
of indigestion.
There's undoubtedly truth
much
in the statement, even to the cause
of many unsightly eruptions, which
many enppose can be removed by
applying some remedy on the out-
side,
By changnig her food a Western
girl was relieved of an eczema
which was a great annoyaneo to
her. •• She writes
"For five months I was suffering
with an eruption on my face and
hands which our cloctor.:called ec-
zemas and which caused me .a great
deal of ineonvenionce The suffer-
ing was almost unbearable.
"The medicine I took only gavo
me temporary relief. One clay I
happened -IA react somewhere that
eczema wa4 caused by indigestion.
Then I read that many persons had
boon relieved. Of indigestion by eat-
ing Grape -Nuts.
"I decided to try it, I liked the
taste of the food and was particu-
larly pleased to notioe that my di-
gestion was improving and that tho
eruption was disappearing as if by
magic. I had at last found, in this
great food, something that reached
my„trrouble.
"t�'Ihen i find a victim of this
affliction I remember my awn fer-
nier suffering and advise a, trial of
grape -Nuts food 'instead of reedi-
eines."
Name given by Canadian' I'aslunt
Co., Windsor,' Ont, Read ”"Tho
Roatd to Weilville," in pkgs.
"There's A pfd."
Ever read OW p e �,i!M�itt A neve
one Musson to gl i ■A YEW
erre genentint, true, Aftt /11?d b>[ Illtlnd
'Merest,
KEEP
SC CLE
Frequent shampoos with Cuticura
Soap, assisted when necessary by
gentle anointings with Cuticura
Ointment, afford the purest, sweet-
est and most economical method
of freeing the scalp of infants and
children from minor eruptions,
itchings and scalings and of es-
tablishing permanent hair health.
Cullens Soap and Ointment are sold e'rouehoat
the world. A liberal rumple of each, with az-pane
booklet en the ears and treatment of the stun nod
erele. emit post -fisc, Address Potter Drug & Cheat
Corp., Dept. 81i,noston, U. S. A.
Not to Her Taste.
Arb Dealer—This is a beautiful
scene from "Hamlet."
Mrs. Newrich—I don't care for
hamlets. Show me a good-sized
city.
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LIQUID
SULPHUR
is Nature's own remedy for RHEU-
MATISM, ECZEMA and kindred
troubles, arising from impure
blood. It has no equal as a blood
purifier. Price 60 Cents a bottle.
All druggists, or SULPHUR PRO-
DUCTS LIMITED, 158 Bay Street,
Toronto.
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His Mite.
She—What have you ever done
for humanity 1
He—Saved at least one man from
a terrible fate.
She—When was this.?
Ho—When I married you I
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentletnon; Laet winter I received a
groat benefit from the use of ML1SA1tD'S
LINIMENT in a severe attack of La
Grippe, and I have frequently Droved It
to bo very effective in casee of Iinaamma.
tion.
Tomo,
W. A. IIUTCIfINSON.
A strong and wise man has his
strength given to him, notthat he
may crush the weak, but that he
may support and guide them.
Minned's Liniment Cures Colds, Eta.
Rost's Youngest.
"Don't your shoes feel very un-
comfortable when you walk, Mrs.
Nuryche 1", Mrs. Nuryche—"Dear
me, what an extraordinary ques-
tion I Why do you ask, child 1"
Youngster—"Oh, only cos pa said
the other day since iyou'd come in
to your money ,you'd got too big
for your boots,"
Try Murine Eye Remedy
F
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart
—Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell
Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid,, 25e, 50c.
Murine -Rye. Saye iiia ,As'ept1o; Tubes,
•25e, 50e. .Eye Books, Free, by. Mail.
An Eye Tonto Rood tor All EMI that treed Ogre
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
Cause and effect — whiskey
straight and'a crooked walk.
Minard's Liniment Cures target In Cows.
A Legal Tangle.
The day was drawing to a close.
Judge; jurors, witnesses and law-
yers'were growing-w'eory, , Finally
the counsel for the prosecution rose
to examine the defendant.
"Exaobly how far is it between
the two towns 4" asked the lawyer
in a weary voice,
The defendant yawned, and re-
plied, "About four miles as the
cry slows,"
"No doubt," said the man of
law, "you mean as the flow cries."
The judge leaned forward. "14,"
ho remarked sanvely, "he means as
rho fly crows."
Then •al] throe looked at one an,
other, feeling that something was
morong soniew7iere:
Many a or woman thinks aha
op do nothing Without a husband,
and Wheti she gets one finds she can
Good -Bye, Ord Backache,
' .J crviiino Wili'Fir Yogi.
silo.. Is Rubbed Right Out; Every
Sign of Pain Disappears,
Geo whiz think of its
No more stomach dosing necessary to
ourc your lama back.
Every trove of lumeuese, every bit of
silifness, every elfin of weakness in the
back's muscles can bo robbed away far
all time to come by good old "Nerviline"
No other liniment can do the work en
quit'lly, can penetrate so deeply, eon
bring ease and comfort to the heck -weary
sufferer 11.0 Nerviline invariably dors,
Baclteche isn't the only milady Nervi•
lino is quick to cure, Fur lumbago or
sciatic'n you would go for to find relief
en speedy ns Nerviline ghee. Por vhronic
rlteuniat:etn there are pain dr,<trnying pro.
pertios in Nerviline, that g;ve It firer
rank. The way it limbers up a still joint
and tako4' soreness out of Rtrained or
rheumatic muscles is simply a Wender.
If you have an ache or a pain anywhere,
if you have a sore back, a stiff neck, a
stiff joint, a strained muscle—ifyou have
lumbago, congested chest or sore throat,
just try Nerviline, Rob it on plenti-
fully -it won't blister. it can't do any-
thing but cure you quickly, The largo
60e. family size bottle fe the mast 000nomi.
cal, of course, but you can, from any
dealer, also get .tiro 25o. email size of.
Nerviline, the king of all Dain -relieving
remedies.
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WHAT NEXT?
In the Fire Districts on Dominion
Crown Lands in the west patrolled
,,4g DominioAifire ran�'ors the lass
iocaeloned' ee forosli fired l`a"sG'sea-
SCR is also remarkably small, nor is
this due wholly to the.large amount
of rain which fell last summer in
the west, for there were also sever-
al dry spells when frequent fires ao-
curred, which only the alertness of
the fire -rangers preveeited from oc-
casioning large losses. In the Coast
Fire Ranging District, ILO., which
being situated in the Railway Belt
is administered by the Dominion
Forel:try Branch, during June and
July and August no less than 110
fires occurred, yet all of these fires
were extinguished before any stand-
ing timber was destroyed.
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Cause for Anger,
Mr. Wilkins was near the explod-
ing point when his neighbor met
him on the street. "That man F, W, DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Tomkins," he burst out, ""has more Toronto.
nerve than anyone I ever met."
"' Why 1" asked his neighbor curl.-. FrYuxtt. st17 waeAk TGraa1n. or OR
Dairy EF rm
ausly'. (`Ilo came over to my write re 1 . na onan; Brampton. or sa
house last evening and borrowed f4 ronrpe Ai.. maronto.
my gun to kill a dogthatkept trim H w. DAWSON, Colborne St., Taranto,
awake nights.""Well, what of WANTED,
that E" "Why," shouted Mr. Wil-
kins,' "it was my dog he killed,"
3•
A nourishing, tasty,
economical meal.
A, time and money
saver,
la strength producer.
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FARMS FOR eALS.
Will Qu!cVk'y Cure
lilako Four Exercise Light Up the An,7 sour Stomach
Rouse.
Light ,your home by doing your
daily gymnastic stunt 1 Utilize the
energy developed in exercising for
health by making it operate a dyna-
mo and storing up electricity to he
turned on as light. Such is the
idea of a Frenchman, who has in-
vented the apparatus that will do
this very thing.
Ho has combined a bicycle with a
dynamo and storage battery in such
a way that each member of a fam-
ily can, by taking a brief ride be-
fore breakfast, store up enough
electricity to light several lamps.
Ono hour's pedalling is enough.
The machine is made in two sizes,
one to work with a storage battery
of twelve volts and twelve amperes
for the use of ordinary purses, the
Other for use with a storage battery
of twelve volts and twenty-five am-
peres, for strong persons.
The Scientific American remarks
that one advantage of this machine
is that if the lighting of the home
be dependent upon the electricity
derived from it, will give a stimu-
lus to the use of the machine for
exercise and tend to prevent the
daily gymnastics from being ne-
glected.
SI'IITI-I GOT WISE.
A sore corn, he said, was bad enough,
but to have it stepped an was the limit.
13e invested in a bottle of Putnam's
Painless Corn Extractor, and now wears
tt happy emile. Corn is gone—enough said,
Try Putuam'o Extractor, 25a. at all deal-
ers.
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FOREST FIRE LOSSES, 1913.
Dominion Forestry Branch Reports
Remarkably Small Loss.
The lowest level of forest fire loss
on record in Canada was reached
last year on Dominion Forest Re-
serves in Western Canada. From
the first of April to the end of Sep-
tember several of these reserves es-
capd without a single fire over ten
acres in extend, the small fires that
did occur being extinguished by
the rangers before occasioning any
damage to standing timber. On the
Rocky Mountain Forest Reserve,
which has an area of 13,373,856
acres, the fire -loss amounted to but
1,160 acres of young timber of only
potential value and $150 worth of
mature timber. The total area
burnt aver, more than half ofwhich
was cut -over or grass land, was bub
3,010 acres, representing only 0.02
per cent of the area of this reserve.
On the Dominion Forest reserves in
British Columbia, which have a to-
tal area of 2,420,000 acres not a
single fire succeeded in spreading
over a larger area than ten acres;
.and.the only, green timber injured
by fire was 'four acres of young
lodgepole pine. The records are not
yet complete for Saskatchewan and
Manitoba, but the available figures
compare favorably with the ones
cited. The above figures also tom
pare favorably with corresponding
one's on the National Forests of the
United States, where the area
burned in 1913, akbhough the small-
est in recent.. years, was somewhat
over 0.3. per cent. of the Late] re-
setved,a1'Oa. -
Relieves Fullness After Meals,
"When I was working around the
farm last winter, I bad an attack of in-
tammation," writes Mr. E. P. Dawkins,
of Port Richmond. "I was weak for a
long tlme, but well enough to work
until spring. But something went
wrong with my bowels, for I had to use
salts or physic all the time. My
stomach kept sour, and always after
eating there was pain and fulness, and
all the symptoms of intestinal indi-
gestion. Nothing helped 'me until I
used Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Instead of
hurting, like other pills, they acted
very mildly, and seemed to heal the
bowels. I did not require large doses
to get results with Dr. Hamilton's Pills,
and feel so glad that I have found a
mild yet certain remedy. To -day I am
well— no pain, no sour stomach, a
good appetite, able to digest anything.
This is a whole lot of good for one
medicine to do, and I can say Dr,
Hamilton's Pills are the best pills, and
my letter, I am sure, proves it"
Refuse a substitute for Dr. Hamil-
ton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut,
sold in yellow boxes, 25o. All dealers,
or Tho Catarrhozone Co., Kingston,
Ont.
Everywhere.
Wanted: Glad and sunny people
All along the way,
Just to make it fair and mellow
As a summer's day;
Just to speak a word of greeting
And to give a smile
That shall make each splendid pur-
pose
Still the more worth while.
If a man is a bore he's always the
last to discover it,
MRS. A. SAICH, of
Cannington Manor, Sask.,
Writes :—"My brother suf-
fired severely from eczema.
The sores were very exten-
sive, and burned like coals
into his flesh. Zam-Buk took
out all the fire, and quickly
gave him ease. Within three
weeks of commencing with
Zam-Buk treatment, every
sore had been cured."
This 'is but one of the many
letters we are constantly receiving
from people who have proved the
healing powers of Zam-Buk. For
eczema, piles, sores, bums, cuts
and all skin troubles there is
nothing like this wonderful balm.
skin disease should be con-
sidered
-
c n
sidered incurable until Zam-Buk
has been tried.
All.braggluts. 50e. per Box.
Refuse Substitutes.
6 IVE UNINJURED MINht, MARTEN
J and Fisher. W D. Bates, Ridt±etown.
Ont.
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make old stockings feel and
wear litre new, relieve brad
feet, ease corns and save dura.
int. Two .itis, adult and ehld-
ren'e, 60p a pair by mail. 1. E.
YORK & CO., Waterford, Ont.
CANADIAN HAIR RESTORER
Restores Gray Flair to original color. Two might
use from same bottle, hoirof one becomes black...
the other blond or other color as they were in
Mali. Stops ratting Bair, Dandruff, robins'.
Cures all Scalp Diseases,Produces. New Growth.
Satisfaction guaranteed orraoueybock.
Price 73 cents or two for One Dollar (postage
paid.) Not Sold In Stores.
CANADIAN HAIR RESTORER 00., Windsor, Ont.
THIS CO:10ERi]S MAPLE
SYRUP
MAKERS
Better be
on the safe side and place your order
now, instead of risking disappoint-
ment during the March rush. -write
for freebookletiving particulars
and prices of our Champion Evapor-
ator and all -up-to-date supplies for
which we are headquarters, Write
for free catalogue and tell us how
many trees yeti tap.
TUE GEIN8M MPG. 00., TWIT:MED
ea Wellington St., Montreal, Qua.
Approaching That.
"Don't you think women are get-
ting too daringly original in the
matter of dress?"
"Original 1 They are getting
positively aboriginal."
Mlnard's Liniment Cures Distemper.'..
plush Depends.
"Should auld •.acquaintance be force
gots"
Well, very much depends
On whether he's the one or not
Who borrows or who lends."
Minard's Ltninient Cures Dlplittionia..
HOTEL TRAYMORE
ON THE OCEAN FRONT:
ATLANTIC' CITY,' Sr; J.
r" -dotting with him, El). 4.
1<S tJ 8—'i.
A magnificent ten -story, fireproof addition is Met being completed, making
Oda tetnoCte hostelry the newest ono moat np•to•date of Atl8ntie City hotels.
A hew feature is the dentinal airs f, the beet rooms,- avere.ent. 58 foot agnave,
Every room commands on Oetalt view,' both attachetl. With sea knit freshwater. Olthvalelaot in every chamber', Temperature reltuinted by Tbei•trieedndtt
the latoet den opmont in sterni heating, Telephone 1n every room. Golf"
prlv116Iws.' Capacity God. write for Illustrated booklet,
CUARLRS 0. MAR,QUETTtf, TRAVMOR!; flOTBL c0AiMP4NY,
Manager, D. S. '1'V'kITE, t^itebideaii,',
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