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OTILEPW WI�0 art! riora bit fall 600 W11V"' h'
the editor at this mom- breeding, like every th- is me ant to �411,
BABY'S OWN TABLUT
ant arid possibly they cannot be an- -ine of stock raising, will be a joke or".d4i 4J&ff0V` sense of their
er 11 1ea er� ay a-,
'arce :V1; $ ',-*
Then awera�d better than by quoting some d f , so far as profits are think that if,a,
AAways StrongFy Recommend It In 9tters it is move,
ra' Word is;
to Other Mothers. remarks on the -subject which appear- =,earned will be a me past�
I "I likely to be-�,gqc. 11%#4 as the right
ed in a receirt issue of "Small Stock time."
emb'd
f Magazine" over the signature of 0 A#0,', -`,'some
Once a mother has used Baby's 11 h�, 7, important
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0wii Tablets for her little ones she
Y Cromwell, Indiana. Mr.
Hodge -siys:
all 1p in lower case,
The effect creatoMs that of shout,
Nnill use nothing else actual experi-
"I think that perhaps I as a fur
UTTERLY DISCOURAGED ing arid the- imoff4ation is that thefr'
�,ence teaches her that there is no
other medicine to equal them for any
blender� matcher apd sorter, can Oilve
reader's are bellp'ied to be rather
Eol�ition*
of the minor aillments from which her
the rabbit breeders and'raigos a few,
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This Was, the of a P. E. !1eaf mentally., "The trick gives the
baby or little ones suffer. Having
points is to. the requir qi�mj 4: 5 -of the
1. Woman 0efore Taking, impression of s1Ac4*tY, of thoughts
-00sionately
found the value of the Tablets in her
fur trade and how they can be met
Dr. WillEams, Pink Pills tbat surge so in the
home, she is always anxious that
by the fur rabbit. Iftideas will be
Altogether as to, the fur rabbit and
minds a the writers that they mast
ust
"My illness began," say, Mrs. M. be bellowed forth. powerfully rather
.,.,own
other mothers should share her
what is required of a fur pelt. My
J. Ahern, R. R. No. 2, Alberton, than expressed in an ordinary tone of
knowledge. That is why Mrs. Crei),-h-
life work has been among, furs,
P. E. I., when my husband went over- Voice-
ton Whife,� North Noel Road, N. S.
Wr. es thp followirig:�'il have a �Z;
blending, matching and sorting the
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Here is a
seas and I was left with the care of specimen of the Brisbane
4aeventeen months old "d'have given
8 ame. I was working at -my trade
when.ChinchiJIs pelts were coming
a farm and stock, with no help but method*
that of a young boy. My health broke "What is the purpose of a news-
lini nothing but Baby's Own Tablets
ever since he was
into the port of New York at less
down and for the first time in my life paper? It is; first,to STIMULATE
a week old.
]mow of no other medicine to equal
1 than $10.00 apiece and you could buy
I became utterly discouraged. I lost THOUGHT; that's'the only really im-
them, and it is certainly a pleasure,
a. sea otter pelt for less money than
my appetite, had no strength, and Plt:nt thing that anybody does.
to , recommend them to other
a Number I prime beaver pelt now
was ready to have a crying spell any ond, to give information and
direct the
raothers."
brings.
moment of the day, as the work loom- mind ofthe reader in a use-
Baby's Own Tablets are a mild but
"A short time ago I had the plea-
sure of attending one of the greatest
ed up ahead of me. A friend happen- ful path.
ed to speak one day of the good Dr. "The daily newspaper should work
thorough laxative that regulate the
:Stomach and bowels; banish constipa-
rabbit and pet stock shows that was
.
Williams' Pink Pills had done her as nature works in irrigation. Nature'
tion and indigestion; break up colds
ever held in the Vnited States and
there were hundreds of fine specimens
and urgedme to try them. I had not drops thevater ONE DROP AT A
energy enough, or perhaps confidence TIME. Ever, the weakest root can
;and simple fevers and make the sick-
ly baby well and happy again. They
of rabbits of nearly every breed in
I igh, to try them, but she would absorb it. Newspapers, if they did
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are sold by medicine dealers or by
the world oaexhib
Winn. Some, of the
fur that I saW 'was worth at least $10
not be denied and sent me three their duty, would drop information
boxes, and by the time I had taken in m illions of drops every day, suited
Xnail at 26 cents a box from The Dr.
VIlliams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
per pelt, while other pelts were near-
them I knew they were helping me to the tired brain or the lack of
out.
ly worthl-niss for 'fur arid all from
and was anxious for more. I contin- brain. A newspaper with a million
the same breed of rabbits. was
"ad taking the pills for nearly six circulation ought to contain a million
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amazed at the wonderful possibilities
months and by that time I had safe- FACTS.
HONEY DROP CAKVS
that the fur rabbit possesses .
M sul>-
IY passed a ciritical period in my life, "Schools educate of course, al -
and regained my usual good health. though unfortunately the public
plying the furs of the world for the
near future.
To all overworked, nerve -racked schools are managed chiefly with the
Three-quarters cup of honey, i,
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"1 was asked while standing and
women—and there are a great rri�ny idea of ridding mothers of the -nui-
cup fat, % teaspoon cinnamon, via
admiring those wonderful rabbits
ofthem—I still say, and at all times sance of children during their work -
teaspoon cloves, % teaspoon soda, 2
tablespoons. water, I% to 2 cups of
what, in my opinion, was the best fur
take Dr. Williams, Pink Pills and I ing hours. It is an outrageous think
know you will regain your energy.', that, when children should be exer-
Mour, I cup raisins, I egg. Heat
rabbit in the show. That question
There are many troubles due to cising in the open sunlight, they are
'honey and fat until fat melts. While
was very easily answered. Absolute,
weak, watery blood easily overcome COOPED UP in schools, their minds
-mixture is warm, add spices. When
ly thete is not and never will be one
by a fair use of Dr. Williams' Pink tired by wasted hours. And when
it is cold add egg, water, raisina and
best breed. For the simple reason
Pills. The whole mission of this they are old dodos that -ought to be
Mour. Add enough flour to make &
Dame Fashion will never demand one
medicine is to purify and enrich the getting education, they are out in the
dough that will hold its shape. Drop
particular kind or,color of fur for
blood, and when that is done all the sunlight—TOO LATF—'driving a
spoonfuls on a greased pan. Bake
her coats and wraps. Some years
varied symptoms of anaemia disap- little gollf hall along the grass.
in moderate oven.
the demand will be mostly black,
pear and good health returns. You "Of the College I would say what
other years will be white, while at
can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills from the French say about travel. 'Travel
o er times it may be red or brown
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any mg . or y ma a 50 cents a or— y- an o es n rl-
furs. box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine FORM it.' The college does ',-ood
Headache and Tired "I was asked what was the trouble Co., Brockville, Ont. more often than it does harm A
Feeling Disappeared with the rabbit pelts and why the young man spends five years o,' four
American rabbit furs were not com- years gaining the IMPRESSION that
SO SAYS ONTARIO LADY AFTER rnanding a better price. That ques- he is educated—W'MOH HE ISN'T;
TAKING DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS tion is answered by stating that the A Clinton citizen who celebrates that he is important��WHICH IEE
rabbit as a fur bearer in this country a birthday this month is Mrs. Sloman, ISN'T; and that he is better than
Mrs. M. & Hall Gives Her Experience i3 just an infant and with the way it who resides down below the C. N. R_ somebody else—which be isn't."
I with Dodd's Kidney Pills. ii, now bred it is a wonder that it is tracks, who on Sunday last celebrat- Writing the "To -day" column is
Huntzvi,Ue, Ont., March Ist.—(Sp,- as good as it is. There are not three M her ninety-first birthday. Al- only a part of Mr. Brisbane's job. He
icial): "Dodd's Kidney Pills relieved men in every hundred who are now though several years older than Mrs. is editor of the Evening Journal of
my kidney trouble in very short time breeding fur rabbits who know what Lindsay she has not been so long a New York, and writes its editorials,
Just be- resident of Canada. Mrs. Sloman is
:and I didn% take as many as was il required in a fur pelt. also a native of England, but came and for the Hearst Sunday papers he
marked for a dose on the box. They cause they have raised a rabbit that out as a young married woman with Writes a full page editoriail which is
rnade me feel better all over. I could is called a fur rabbit and have killed her husband andi young familly in Illustrated by a cartoon. Moreover,;
,-,at better, sleep well, didn't have the same and dried its bide they think July of 1870, They came to Clinton, he is a kind of editor of all the six-
beadache or that tired dull feeling. I they have a highly prized pelt, teen HeRrst newspapers. When a
highly prize them." and to tell the truth perhaps all which was then but a villVe, and Hearst paper is to be established in a
This statement comes from Mrs. M. that pelt is good for is the glue fac- there she has remained ever since. city or a paper already established is
E. Hall, a well known and highly re- tory. Her husband passed on fourteen years to be bought it is Brisbane who does
spected resident ' of this place. "The rabbit pelt is a comparatively a go. the buying and starts the paper on
Dodd's Kidney Pills strengthen the small pelt and you have to have sev- its way. When there is some event
00� kidneys and put them in good order eral to make any furs or garments of national importance to be recorded�
to do their full work of straining the for the fur trade and that is just GAINED 10 POUNDS be is likely as not to turn reporter.
impurities out of the blood. With pure where the rabbit industry is at a di.I;- He is a tremendous worker. The
blood there is good. health all over ndvantage. If any bunch of pelts of IN 22 DAYS "To -Day" column is done in about,
three quarters of an hour and is a
the body. any kind of animals will not blend or That's going some—but skinny trifle toq-e.d off in the late afternoon
There is no reason why anyone match as to color, thickness of the men, women and children Just can't, before Mr. Brisbane He
putting on good healthy flesh,! rnav revise it in a tixi cab or a ferry
should continue to suffer when Dodd's under fur, the length of staple, the help goes home.
Kidney Pills can be obtained from licking and all the other details that when they take McCoy's Cod Liverl 't and then ,;end it
druggists everywhere, or The Dodds' fur is of little value. ho hack to the of -
Extract Tablets. ficae by one of the fiv,. �Pcretaries who
Medicine Co., Ltd., Toronto. "To illustrate my point: There Chock full of vitamines--the kind I is always with him. Mr. Brisbane is
were over thirty as fine Chinchilla that are extracted from the livers of a dynamo of enerfry. He is about
rabbits in the show as you could -wish the cod—the kind that are a real bel p five feet ten in h,-'ght, ano weigl'is
RABBITS AND PET STOCK to look at, and let me say right lipre to frail, rundown, aneamic, skinny nearly two hundred pounds.
it iq a reflection on the Chinchilla men and women. Arthur Brishant� was the son oF
Many questions are asked as to the rabbit to say it has a pe) t that is an Try these sugar coated tasteless a rich man who �upplied much of.
best kinds of fur and the relative "imitation" of the South American tablets for 30 days—if they don't
values of Chinchilla or some other Obiricbilla—the real Plelt—for I saw help greatly get your money back. the money for the famous Brook
fancy -breed compared with New Zea- finer pelts on two of these rabbits One woman gained ten -pounds in Farm experiment. The boy was de -
land Red, Giants, Silvers, Dutch, An- than ever cAme off any wild Chin- twenty-two days. Sixty tablets, 9tined for Han,ard, 1,ut instead, when
goras- or Havanas. Several such quer- 'q'xty he was in London, ho was appointed
chills, in South America. There were cents. Ask any druggist for McCoy's
Extract Tablets. Direc- I
two pelts that wore worth $20 a pelt Cod ' Liver English COTrespondon' for The New'
if they were worth a dime. But here tioris and formula on each box. York Evening qiin. ]If, returned to
eat rub. There we're not two "Get McCoy's the original and New York to becnnnp its manager, an,]
pelts in that whole class of Chinchil- genuine." at twentw-gix waq rnade managing!
t"'gy I Though he was
SICK HED editor of The World.
las that would blend or match. Think
of it, Out of thirty pelts you receiving $15,000 a .%(,ar and though!
The World wwi sonsat.ional enough,1
couldn't select enough pelts to make NEWSPAPER WRITER WHO IS Brisbane felt that he did not have a
EIGHT MONTHS a lady's scarf. Right there is the free hand to make the kind of paperl
great trouble with the fur rabb�it. MILLIONAIRE he wanted. So be Fircepted a job with
Their pelt,9 will not match as now
After Takini Lydia E. Pinkham s raised. Arthur Brisbane, editor of the Hearst at $8,000. The Evening Jour-
VeSetAle Compomd Could N "If the breeders of the Chinchilla Hearst papers, and the most widely nal had then a circulation of 40,000
uld forget all. about the size of read and known newspaperman in and the understanding was that Bris-
Z bane would get $1,000 a year for each
All Her Work and Gained 'th6 rabbit and think of nothing but the worIA, is the subject of an article
. I in Colli*'s'_by Samuel Crowther. He 10,000 increase in circulation. The
I - Wei& fur, for the next ten years, then a Spanish-American war made the cir-
�Jn Chinchilla rabbit pelt should be worth writes column ai yea 14 0 gy" culation of The' Evening Journal jump
from $5 to $26, apiece on the open which in the first column of
MeHort, - Saskatchewan. — 11 hid market if they *ere produced by the the first ge of sill the Hearst papers to a million and a third. Hearst loy-
acliessurdsev*era, -`fir is also syndicated to, two hu,- ally stood by his Ag-reement, but it
thousands. But just to think of what a nne himself. What
tired daily papers and eight hundred was ended by Brisb
the Chinchilla breeders are now do- weekly papers. Mr. Crowther says he gets now is not public property,
ilftgl They had A mighty fine fur that one-third of the people in the but big biographer -estimates big for -
at I 1i9t prospect when the Chinchilla was United States read it, that is a third tune at several million dollars. He
0t d I first imported into America. Then n has made a lot of money in real estate.
in be most of thd Xr. Rabbit Fancier took that poor of the people who can read. This Arthur Brisbane is said to be Teally a
time for eight little rabbit with the finest fur that seems rather an inordinate estimate, highbrow, but naturally the fact is
months. An aunt has aven:been produced on a rabbit, carefully conrea-led from his millions
cime to visit and and said, "'W-hy you po6r little immi- of readers. Whether he is partly or
fiel a as I was grant: yoii , only weigh six to seven mainly responsible for the policies
tfulTe to attend -nds, arfid wb have rabbits in
to my b and pon that have brought the name of Hearst
iftW notl America that weight twenty pounds into disrepute among decent people,
WO& - Ske tol and over, If you are going to stay Mr. Crowther does not state.
%V - in America You will -have to be a big
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table Compounda4d Oftefft-iii. two rabbit, arid at the same time we want
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an "�itsai my.- you to produce a fur that will outriv.. This happened on board 'an Atlan-
bottles I cbrrId kot�
IrT i'X-' ' 4m 9 al the real Chinchilla."
Na_�d Medisine, W Wr&;fQgr't1 - tic liner. One. of the PR%SengeTS 'Wag
"If you want to make the rabbit A
I onl necegs, as a fur animal forget eveTy- by profession an insurance agent,
4ightpounda. goww'agwelghtWW'16'.. thing but fur. Get the fanciers breed- and, unwilling to lose any prospec-
much, R I get out of aorta or w6hif ing tabbits so near alike that the- tive customers, tackled an old
afid'eafi't sleep I alwaYS take another y
,'bbtW of .,the Vegetable Compo ' canrlbt'be told apart. Then the fur Scotchman, who was a fellow pas -
A . ffic, it � Uidoffdii od Crut- *ift M*6 real value. You might take senger, and a pretty sick one at
Ce r6com- tW4ft Chinchillas and make their thatl
idde Whb 69, iiiid "Surely," said thp insurance fiend,
d6d it 1* peighbors. I VAll pdlts 4 into a lady�s coat that you "Sandy, you must admit that insirr-
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tolit it."—M". would,be p, ance is a good thing, even if only to
ts'Aar)t pelts, short
talc
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and sold cars for less money, and at the same time nia money.....
only secret about this seemingly impossible -feat was tremendo
duction.
What is true -of cars, is true of clothing; 'it is oduetion-
pr-
ables certain firms to pay the highest wages to -procure thexno,4t7'
designers, cutters and tailors, and at the same time, give you be S
for less money than smaller producers.
It is these I
arger concerns that are represented in our Store jnA..,
necessarily the best because the largest, but rather, the largest bee'auge
the best.
Any good Clothing Store can give you a Suit made -to -measure -a,t..
,,25, $30, $35 or $40, but some stores give you a lot better suits, at t1w$41.
prices than others --and we are one of those stores, shinply because we
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represent the best makers:
Wm. Leishman
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W. R. Johnston & Co.
Copley, Noyes & Randall
Progress Brand
Sdai-Ready
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Corimell Tailoring
The National Tailoring Co.
All the above leading firms are rep -resented here, 'by hundreds of
samples. We guarantee the fit and the make.
And we know positively, we can give you the best value made for' the -
price you pay.
Prices $25.00 to $50.00 4.11.,
You Can Make Your Own
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with the New Rock River Quilted Coinforter Batting. The I' 'oek River
Quilted Comforter Batting is the Ready -to - wear member of the Bat-
ting family—Ready-to-wear, all but the cover'ng.
And the putting on of the Silk or Sateen Covering is so simple that it
can be done in your own home without the quilting frame.
Rock River Quilte ' d Batting comes in big double bed "Tuck -in" size,
72 inches by 90 inches, stilched, full length, every 4 inebes apart. These
rows of stitching enabl7e'you to handle th� batting as easily as cloth. No
woman who ever uses it will go bac� to the old unquilted batting, with
its attendant difficulties.
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Our Milliners have returned from their visits to the markets and
are displaying the very latest in New Spring Hats. Come in any time
and see what is going to be worn this Spring. We will be pleased to
show you these lovely new creations.
Stewart Bros..,, S'.eaf
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