The Signal, 1909-7-15, Page 3CASTLE OF ST. JOHN
A UTILE KNOWN IiEXUTy SPOT
IN GREAT'PRITAIN.
Fine Oki Group of Ruined Castles,
Churches and Manors Lies at Carl-
inglord Lough—Abbey Is a Relic
of the Fourteenth Century and Is
In Ezc.4tent State of P ation
---Count Taf's Castle Now • Ston.
If the Niiiiicartit architectural b•au-
o,w of ('arlinglohl were as well
known and as wed advertised as Kil-
larney the f.undun & Northwestern
Railway tun W 1p•Iarid, via lireentre,
would roue be One 01 the neat fre-
quented of all the tourist routes. A
small town un the 1•Ilgr of t'arling.
ford bough, having only u few hun-
dr.•d inhabitants. it is literally (you'd -
lid with the aruaina of ruined castles.
churches, and historic boozes. Per
hap. the noblest feature of thou Utt .
the ('astir of At. John. which *trouts
un an em111111 • With a sheer drop t0
the wader nn oto aide. but with all
eacr•lltnt approaeh from the town 1r•
rosy climb, giving access 111 the
THE SIGNAL : (:1)1)EIt1('11. ONTARIO
IT'S ENGLISH, YOU KNOW!
A "Double Barreled" MatiM. Hat
Worn by a Londoner.
A novel aulutioe of the matinee hat
problem has been introduced by Mlaa
Jean Alwin of London.
She two designed a bat consisting of
two parts, the crown and the brie,,
which aro made quite separate. The
crown In Itself forms a Huy toque, ot.
faring a mtatmuw of obstruction to.
the NIew of any one sitting behind
It, wbllolbe detachable brim forms an
enormous sagggrattsd "Merry Widow"
affair.
When the hat is worn at a matinee
and causes the usual preteets from be.
hind, the wearer, with a suille, slwply
e ILre11e, by a bnJg.• {}crus.. 11..• 11.4•
way. fn place•s the w,tl1+ art -all to
b,._.•bv.•n feet no. thicltiess.uhib.
glimpses may be obtained •.1 , 11: 1,
reinvice•Ii 1)1 entombed t ll ,n, 111.
Elsewhere are the r,•y0uu.+ 111 tin' ,11I -
creat tbtry. first erected us lour aro
a- the fourteenth century. The out
hue is weft defined thre'tnwor-re.p.'-
nally, a picturesque ivy.nivcrt•d roto!►
being in ezu•11e•iit preservation • In
for Pentre ul tilt• hill, tutu ituht,
mimed isdptu.•ut--.tac, teailway
station, rad well known 111 rile many
tbousatads waw pans each year lin the
way frau tire. -our* to the north, ,or
from th, tratiglibortrig tuwts to the
golf links at Urwenexr itril.11, stared
the tower and u{ust of "the. Main
buildnass uf'Cul{at Taft'- guatle, is i'
ae.l as the coal attire by soruw:ie wh
has • leaning tow:uds the e•umme•r•i•
rather that, the. huturiral .and artis. e
sack of everyday life-. .A little nes rr
to Newry, on the (4.11tlty, lh,wn k ere••
its• platureaquw emu- 111 Wn utr
at.•r OW11E. built by the• I)n a of
r art tr&t. Ere.., Ia,cA fen--
view of the t arlinrf .r 1 M
1100 feet in height.
' t
early \
The views it) the
tt :.rid the road,'
' Minte on a Hun
Curd Kiato'a n ret ...hang trip
in Amara was ,11.- ..f th must excit-
tag that has cone. with ti his e•aperi-
'no. Carat ditfieulty a„ rape•ro•rNe-
sd-aa 4,aatmg_-L{lt. _ p,.rwut+t-
tog their lair owing " the queuuty
e1 tinhorns and the, .fure• almost im-
penetrable jungle, Much in many
Pastas stands as h• , its 25 feet. One
day a b14 hull rhi • ••n.•, which wag
on the point of b .waking out in front
of His K: vlMnc '• howdah. sudden-
ly tented tantro. -t{ii4 altareeel at. the
!me of elepha s in close formation
advatwetnr sen nH hint 11.• turned
torr elephant ,ea (tap4 t•!y over, all.'
stalope•de d .e -.vat ,th,'r-. and event-
__aralZ_brnke rough th«_litte_-runl es -
eared. Mu • serious was an accuTi nt'
in which lel. Brooke fractured his
arm In on. of the bents. :r. rime.•
e*nt r nut 1nw,ards hits, and ne
nnly th, vieernv wits to .hos,t tie -
Col, Brook,• di.i not •fire.
but 1 the• beast. tppar,
entry the rhinoceros r.'went ed tali,
Dal, and channel straight et the
secretary'+ Itpha�t.. ,a big
which retnrn.•d the chary,.
interest. The shock of the ma-
n waw tremendous; overr11en'
rI its, and the elephant was al.
1 east on his side. while the col.
�L 1's hat and rifle were 'burled to
the ground, he himself twine dashed
against the rails of th ehowdwh The
rlilrslerms then a(tnr•k.,j the elephant
against t},. tail, of the howdah Th..
"nlonet Still his viii• sound tom. , n-
deavored to shoot ilirtl, No 114 to Efo-
�eet fits Tephstit Ileo. ver, firing
only s small•M're• rifle Left, he was
naable t, inflict any werkoua damage,
&girl the rhinoceros escaped . to the
iatnrk.
retain.
all be
district
are ex-
•
llLea_ALWYN JaBLI;LrfI1u BLR )IYw BAT.
Hits the g• ••gantuan brim off her heat.
tearing the Inoffensive little toque ne
an eel. q.mte headdress which -4 *111101
ire objected to by the most troublesome •
DUMMER PERILS.
THE NEWEST CRAZE.
The Bachelor Is Warned of the Season's English, Smart Set Tries Manicuring
Dangers.
Advice 1v, ot e11llt'.., g'11041ly
wasted, especially o11 nom. Still .u.
Panted toehold the u11proteeted•snuar
trier [tau going out to inert lila fate
will t dexil int to call Iiia attention
(4) some of the pe, ils he tviu en•
00111110►, Ulla w.uuilig 111111 of his'
danger,. •
• f''irwt-he Ai ill utrrt tit►-- piettie -diad,
Whit knows jgat how to Iiz up it Ino. h
utid 111411g 0.1101 ellit in the wader dal
that it win keep. cool. Kilts very
dalgeriaas, 'A man will get to 1hink
lug aloha what- it .,lett lulls lane
teepee .hl• would make hrf111e he
k , it. lletv:i'P . l' her, ret, 1.1k,•
1)4 101 her mother elude the a:1)n1-
wiebes and the coot (0neortett the
cake.
Then there's the rowing gill, %%6n
takes you out in et boat tun, lets you
lie 1111 yyDiii hock ;11111 stare 11p at the
sky while pier pulls the oats. tt'tl.'11
out for her, foal think alae• would
make a gnoit'wife, who would ltiwe ys'-
la,k out for your comfort, and :Um
Ilea►.Ia ,•{/llelllg. Nit Ilse eliatiess Mt -
lbw x60 wo Id expect .you to du all
the huatlit{eit(lnr yon were married.
lirsidrx,
& wumam who pull• the
.11ok1 oar it 11. lousily always ,loos 1In'
lasting,
The halting girl is at tantatir.i0, and 111 t, L:,viur 1,.. ;, 111 uu•r, 1 f
delightful little thing. the lets you fan' h.•ia- i..trI t (11.• c .iuy yr, of
Ih,.lth0r, Uta yeti get Ion J1.41141 •t ,J L.n e ... ill 1 t , et,1,
Tie or, W1111.71 •.1 11 th. Stprier,•
say nilly Ihin(s als,ut`Cede• -••rit.•1 .[tnri' TM rr ,iv,'l
slow. brother. Lifei. agent on d1 c wstJ. toe 15v1 r
1111111. 1''1111 want somebody who will
the t tt. r lar . ,out abrte
hr duck 11rural erth m wait
11 . i1) 1h•
w:i' 1 I :1 foil.•' l o1) a brueh...
water. it I. of t.. •.•tea 111' .tur'ne the corn -
The. Fishing Girl May Hook You.. n,c .., it n;.a. it It,.irdress-
Giro jt-wileipat.i I{t[leati you lu'ir,t• aael.lal�.!I till f.,1u1 on. of 114.•
i,utioess, to for 1 I I who drnpIT- 111 't` •i_ r f{r.:: tk.:l ,;1 it ill..
and Hair Dressing,
.rvid.11ee of the prevalence
of extraordinary pa fiw,•a among the
"upper ten " we. are- asked to eon.
eider' tin• lin• etit b'vu-...party -craze
for aii:tt.ur hairdr..•iuk and 101013-
curi11g which has swept over • I!ng-
ltrird ttt the wt'nn tt ,'f the party.
14011 nil it attaful:,ut-wnius, ns,ls'mDle
in th 1116ni11ii-r,.ot1l .v boudoir, taw
Molecti :.rr.,y, d itt 11,.• moat autil,tre
elr..u,c-eou1, thine,. of wonder and
ttph 4. 1e:trilled, and
ime l.ocoti,.'1i. t,[t4 Leaf• au'1 ribbons;
Ili, ale u' 111 eh:bet:it, tlrentnti drop.
eta . 11„+ ,aloe! foal ..f ll;une Fitsniarr—
f.,r tip adornment of 111,• mob.. '1-hua
•.1.. '.tori. heels. • .
.1wke,rI s.l,itioris occasionally.
tri
%%1,. •11 1t I,41,1 •. n, t11at a l'ii,•st's
ero14 line' glory" hal- la.. a purelse,l
fn.u. tl:'•• 1'4n -dress. 1. 111 ilii.,• days
Is• 111; .I. p rids not t'., much on moth-
,
i tr• ,- ..n tt• t f :r knew 0w,th-
r. ,It '1 ! .It 11:. tan rl'v 1.1 fl•
eine t l .r L•. If .I - .cl • .114. abnut
141=• tat. -t 1'..,110 .1,.1 L31', huildhe1
tin nt- it. 1.1 111.., 11, out of
1h t In: -t.' hou•e '1+1 .il.;p;itch:-
11 u • I1' -I. n..t. u 1 Daae the
off.•r a•' for -the
at, ! in' ••d 11,•11.1
144,,, 4, pl.. ,...1 at it r dl1 11,r
1
hating. Fishing in a Failing t..ua.• ! ,'i'• t .*4th. .,• rt' , -i ,
1L requires, lur:1.- lyt(i4D,'t', .1.11, ,,,,dIng 1�' 1 .r.' th„vtt'th',tt
x-
thegutaim ,nn- Saeid to !two eee•t. r ' I. ' tt : , •\. t th,>r• mod f••r
lads to look the w:in Nitt• is aft, i.
You may 1hitk the yo,•'ll 1.1.1 1•ild,b•
:/late bait and.ptuy wilt 11.,• I,...1, (4?:' , t',e', r
01
and swim oil, but 11111 1)i tlle1 .he 1 4
, fx
1n
!,. ,. ,•i
Ti.'will land you at the allot .
gra” Wilt ICY, f•,k f: d.nt( Parr .%;1 .1i*JJ"_•__. alien '', t -
.111y 1.111.11!111, Iyla x .er mien. ...i•• • 1 •.!I • • • t ,q r -.T
was I.:,ts11.•.I,y; bol to tae inlellit;.•nt - '. ''- t , ' i," nock ,•4
111.11, ofiytlt:nbet11'taste- sh,dis sillt i,„.', '- 'I'r r ,li r i.t't-
• iji.t .rue nui(ht to IN. 1r , n. 1h, 1 h ti: v,
.inilwl to,w 11• :a ted lantern .1)10114 t,"` ..r• , - ti
her ne.rk. Tilts mu/lj w'hn r. ..1. ^'Intl- 111. n..rl ..
mental in,ett•y or 1011 id 1„n1.im.o, fl:. n ,- - <ter, the rima.+
,tiro.,,-toit wl10:1rt uudtt• it gn•.•n Ileo, ' '''• 'tfe.'1 tlu,t I i uahhi\Iii^!1
er i.t' the still tyater., doe• •e al hi !.,:, 1'. '! ,'t•rrt.{rr.. •. ' :, 1,i•fitini,
'writ, 11.tuL,iJ.sil ving t. -t•• i that \J
Phr:Ultlrtie ellI i, art t '',' ,y tl, 1 of .1 fall
a hl.e 1'11111111115 eel 1 ',t,:i..r1 11.1 LI 1 . 11ver nl
"11 of ri1'1, 115 hu i. 1111'1 ,1..14{1.1" .1
x•0:4151' -1.e• •1.1.111. :.11'71.., I1r,er 1)t h tel I •11r.r.•I, 4.41 r, -1 1.'..1:11,i o1)
tmn11, twin, Shat Penia i. oen r'itt4f5 tl 11 '_'.i, P..,ti,o I„n,:r •I•1'
lit l `1,.. •!' ...nld eche
M
011 the link. friend', lli,11=, . ,1);i rn than -
Beware of the fiammnek girl. rfal 1)r }y a 1'r tr h wirl*imr.
heal girl on •Sahli lu1 ks hk.• .111 enttrr.I 41,.' µ11 ..1.• hen-• 1.,rt}' 4rrnye'i
owe! on a moonlight ui,tht n. she
terrines- irrm- lrmrrrmrrk Pen n times in tl. Ir. te.'leeon- ..r,•,i in,Wn•s'fu.•
-dTr'>,et '-Cr•gn'- tlttrrt�tirt ••n the thw.r
old crank. n
(
Iter to the hotel (Mice and sit in the
full glare .d the pre.,lic electric light. William Brymner Is Hieeh In Cana -
1
•
Proper attention to the hair
and S(•allftis the l)et•}n•c%•cntive
of baldness. An occasional ap-
plicationof Bt'arine I1air 1'om-
:ulc keeps. the' scalp in healthy
condii;uto. It ue,.u'i!-hes the
hair itelittt'.. a el supplements
the Natural 1,11 of the head.
1k arine nut u:iiv prevents f:111-
itit 4:4w-4404--• 444)441atQ'F:- new
t i'nvtli, .'ill cis a jar at your
(11'tl ;? tats.
Ain MENTfbLVE
15
AY SAL
`imntn rly'.,,ce ;tau .lr t.,r man. lace
14511 as oars. 111 .41 an 14..1r..11,1.1‘•14 .1
I..11,' a ousts ILII$,hitj t.t 1111'1.IM•. 111
., gun •t.oa with J 11.311 .r 111, nit,,.i and
,Better l a♦,king nni4bcacious i,twtI) for
Titaness.
Sore Tts
Burns, Brul.e.,
drains, Sprata*,
as writ ,s f„1 t Cut,. ,,..
311'1 In.' 111.14 I run 1.. l,.1.acrt, :lti
.14.)) u, lar tau„ 11 1 ..lav at t umr.
25c. a box.
Ir
51'1,114, 1. 4. Cr.\Sinalreal.
Then They Cackled.
\ . • •mitt y.tnioi.l,'•• in the course of
-it ing stity,td at a Mouse where it
, r . fileken egt .e1 vet for dinner.
I he eJ.iekWs-loolttvI- 1y{ taint.
tVrtl.•' he fa.,I t'sly tonal keit.
he10'r where then chi, 1.11 e•Ittey'x 010
y.'
••1Ii,pe irdoe!,110t/Or lb a than in
lay wet k, 111 oral the ant 1 boy ,of
if..—teweilr,--
b:Uuy:u.l Iet:Iinr..
hailed Iuere•h. All37maul, yt'ung 111
;an
tic,oi.'nrinF ere 411.111, i'- nails
Hy it strange legal fiction "Merry
-Widow" hats are now classed as bi-
cycle wheels 11) - the Swiss raitrpad
freight tarp The '%aim state milt
road author es have deckled that hats
esceedlnR a eertaln Atte 'lust not be
Peculiar Marriage Rites.
Northern India and the inland of
nargue•y ran certainly claim to have
the mo'o Peculiar marriage rites .1
any munt17 irl the former it cow
and a r_'tli are invariably requited at
fhe
num-late. The animals are driv-
en inti/ n narrow running stream,
the Iwwata rind the betrrtfnri eouple
also standing in the water. The rnnn
and Ironton each ratoh holt of the
e W 4 tail, and the priests pours wat-
er oat of it glean vearel upon their
Pined hands. while all present mut-
ter ceehin prayers. The young folks
Itt” then declared to be man and wile,
calf pnest claims Abe 'row andus his fee. in the island of Ran -
11107 the officiating priest takes a
incision thea right itd with makes
of ethe bride
'nit bridegroom. From each incision
h" gathers a few drops of blood stat
tartedPrs them to the other one's leg.This Verata..n, together with a short
trhe' ' frmrtula, eotaetitatea the
*heir of the marriage cPnwnony.
Qotdtetds Opened alp•
The Casatiar goldfields of British
r' IId'h win shortly he coxim.d ite-
°w '' by tlae •(,rune, Trunk Pacific.
anti the. two 1p11e will. artan render an
^1)r unarm of .SIEQa.4 rtf the Oxottica
Midfields, Umi„ lather pwiquicitarn be -
"Iv a rwh•one. bttt.tuarinr to be *ban -
aimed newerai years .ego owing to the
diffuyilt7 arld tnnnervie•exret of trtuas-
dr TM'n of supplies Ori antic/paw
M the otpenimg of the road, the
Skaeas rix► is the present highway
e prgtpscinrs and investors in
theiM fields immense areas of fertile
lands with a great depth of extremely
Ittttle Mill reaemhlrng in nature the
rtt ids pard' of the western prairie
Aulkl� ,rr„ ' re being (Tenni n in the
1rn11 T and NeebaV s
rld 1
tibbahar,i ,t, wk farm* Mawr twain e
thou districts)'ry results in
worn` by Indy I>.•{ssengers,mit BMW
ca
a-
ca
riled es baggage.
1
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THE LATEST GAME.
111 marl rerrorN-fiiy(tl w Tnakzz1,, r
0 11er. and the e0►y' .air Penne nntl,•r. R: C. A'S NEW PRESIDENT.
lie cite :trances is 11) Iter 1(w•av tr..111 NEW P
Fight Shy of Widows, Brother ! - dian -Art Circles.
Also fight shy 114 a hies s, I..IHi -cissa Th. 1toc.,1 Camelia: \ ' :dein).elect-
aft '.l n 11,1% pr0:idrnt ' it days Iwo
haiiit of taking nte.Ting 111 .11 ttt tis 11 lrllttl( Du TTii r mutes in
twilight with n real widow, who i. th,• 1 r n, of Mr. 1A, on Itryrnner,
.we•Ptr-Npit--"4Lge{l•astludir•• and-kni.wx lt.0 t .f \fotttreai fir L'n•tunPr,
how in pier 11)0M11010k1//11ns 11 00) n th+siirfi •till' n rnrrui ' is young
- Ja.t{p ssatlt.-_a_ll..o,.,uut Sofiya f I t 'ftt f i gpro-
haq t.. 11 :,n lt.(' a. -ing.. I,o+fi. Hr
:1. IM�r. „''fir.•. reek Seottanlj, the
Ilton 5 a .dl I )' . t• n
Suspense, and It Promises to Become guardian angt'1 shut. 0p shop and
Very Popular. Rows out of Irumines•.
Suspense Is the name of n new game
Which promises to L. popular. An en-
terprtalug girl tali -odic -edit recently at
a party, and it score,, an immediate
hit. It was playvTomething like this:
Otte of the gui14ts entered .the parlor
with n manuscript, which be naked
the company to 'listen to while he
resit
"James iHa'rrigan, coal baron, frown•
ed when he looked up from his pa-
pers to End Albert Pe1'.trat Duval be-
fore him," the guest rend. • o
"'1 Jett you, young man, it's no use,
ynd I don't avant to eiiscuss It. - tte-
fere l'dlet you uuirr _1 hv!lis'—
"'Don't say anything you'll regret
later,' the young nine inte•rruptcd, fac-
ing the older non with a ateely''glare,
'because Tut going to marry' her any -
'nay In spite of you.'
"For a minute Harrigan lord his
temper. 'Get out' of my 'office, you
Impertinent puppy, or I'll throw you
ort."
"For answer Alterert only stepped
over to the door,.-alauuuetl lt. shut, .
(roto the key home and locked 1t:
Then he turned to fare the angry mil.
Ilonaire,
"In place of the imperturbable man
of business he saw the Hartigan who
'Ned to be pit boss. 11arriga11 mintiest to
his desk, puller) int a def finer and drew
a gleaming six shelot, r. '.5 move nnd'
you're a .l.wd-tenni-be *forted to say-:
"Rut Duval as he turned from the
door had seized a , heavy bronze ink
well front the secretary's desk. thick
as a flash- he threw It. 'I'iw heavy
missile struck the revolver just as
Harrigan brought 1t to rover him op-
ponent.'
"Wit ..
h muttered d Purses the two tern
came together. Wenponless, brute
strength againnt brute strength, they
struggled and writhed. Slowly, mer-
cilessly, ifarrlgnn's finger tightened
arotiMSd the younger roan's thrlmt. He
Jammed his head between n earner of
the desk and the floor."
"Now, what hnptwne,t next," the
guest who was reading the story, de-
mander, of the ii'teners. "I -:very one's
tent paper and fen.•II. Quirk", You've
got live minutes to write the next par- -
agraph. Don't write over fifty words"
Recovering from their aurprise, the
guests got bas}'. Stine hnd serious
answers, others laughable ones. Tho
prize for the best. answer viaa a copy
of one of the "sit bes tttrtlhrrs," The
megnel that. won It ran r th{ei;
"Just as .inures Harrigan was email -
Mg the lass breath from?luval't body
he stopped, gasped and Teleneed his
held. The younger man's coat had
conte open. On the wnt,tcont gleamed
a pin.
"Why, you're a frnternity brother of
mine," he said. "1 beg your pardon.
(let vo and let me duet you oft-"
Exercise For the Ewes.
1n order to insure a tai lcient amount
of exercise being taken, we feed our
ewers to severnl large yards, which
makes them trnrel hark and forth a
grent deal, sacs n breeder. it an old
pasture is near hr, it Iv rrell to let
them run out to It when the Weather
Is mild and the snow Is not ton etecP.
This Rues nddlttonnl exerrlse, whirl(,
U neerasnrlly beneficial. titre water
and sett aporia, of remit. he kept
twtnre the flock st all times. other•
arias they will drink of stagnant water,
whlrh la Antro to -cvase dlWeser
As for the summer widow•, sidestep
her its you v1111ie your life, 1.1r she
generally has a large, (ehu.t hushnnd
who doesn't understand platonic
friendalin. And it's so nnplrlasanl ie
8144111'. hatters 55ith a iI•rram of that
xui-I tj
THE NEW JEWELRY.
Grape Effects In Brooches and Pend-
. ants Are Very Attractive. • •
The cretonne designer, null paper
manufacturer, mittincr and 'Jeweler
alike recognize the decorative mine of
the grape motif, and this popular fruit
ons never represented to a more at:
tractive form than It has been brought
Oaarr YOTII•'t IY JEWELRY.
net this mention. nn. I t elle lhenrss
ns
it
millinery nceessnry Is ah0wn i1) tnnny
of the ernertest -bats of the spring,
while the wall paper std upholstery
designer has brought out ninny original
efT.rtt with grape clusters Re{ the tea•
inn. of the decorative scheme.
It has remained fee the Jeweler, how-
ever, to wtlliret the grape motif in the
most nlluriig manner. in white. f:rcen
nt purple how that' exae lly fntifnte
those of nature grapes, 14.1(11 a bit'ef
faltag., form the setting for the dnhi-
tient- of pins, brooches rind ;e•itdants•
Thr golden frame for these pretty fruit
d.•siglla I4 of the bright or theAdler
rnsc tint,a faint greenish hue being
introduced occasionally when the
grapes ern of the ((teen w'hlle rnaMgn
tint. In the ncrontpanyIng sketch are
shown a few of the lnfest designs In
grape Jewelry, the pendant and brooch
being especially pretty.
Three Methods of Serving Dinner.
There nee three methods of serving
n dinner—a la Franeaia, n la Rime
and .tmerienn. The 1•'rmch service for
small (1inn0rs 11 that or present Ing the
'entire daft to the great, that he nine
help himself to the pert h0 wnntl. The
Rnsslnn ser•Ire--thnt of carving In the
kitchen nnll sorting from the butler's
ptolry-4a teat adapted-tu_laugo IM11-
gnets, hot it is preferred by tnnny host-
esses In their homes. The Amerlenn
servke Is it combination pf the other
two, the garnished dish being first
shown to the host or hostess for In.
election and approvaland then cut
outside.
Tough Fowl Made Tender.
To make n tnnnh fowl tender add a
pinch M baking soda to the water! It la
cooked in While it 1. boiling.
I;t.1
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It.c.A.,
sen of Mr. I,••1, - itrymner ed 111-.
:1,11p, it on ri; 1' '• nntrr--krrh+v I.-.
IIt• studied in 1' • . and trat.l'.I .
good deal in 1•;o1-•1•• 11.' retun.•d to
Canada wide o flame, ,nun,, ro.'t,,..i,
11101.- 444114, tor'. 1-1.••• lur4_qu:d:1, . 11.1.-
031 111.111^..
tt0:untitg, 11r. b'r)-ni,ii i"s i:.,. - .,,,
portant pietur.•. int.. w V • . -
h,'ht." 1.aigilt 4.% the J1.,n11,.t. 11,
•ettMrr't+4-4«rs-444.-4,t4.1.-l'.441 -t t 1 r (
purr. Ile }i:,a 'p:.;ln.•d a Ftid ,ninny.
figure --p( •err; -carr Meir titare.—f*- 4.1,131.
t., b- hi: .pyeinit'. if lie hiet one.
though he 11:... I.., ti44i'v' .fit( 4111
in landsrap.s \ll It, 1*t er u
tench r in tle .I -.I . f roe ',tired a1
Art ss,tiatlot, i1.: i., as ;/S.•t\,n
bache . -
Smuggliee In Africa. -
1L 't cl,I,i, 1! 1 ; ,t ntt
issued nt e, lith , '.l, 11:0,- • I,
ant. (omm1: FJ1In 1' .ill"iditol. rt...t 414,.;
ami brandy ,-eon' t 1),e from the 1511,.'
Colony is 0'r. rroutletrt than ever.
in regard ti' He 1 .rfnnr:-"thn rr'rrer:tfi
plan i, for un-. ..p111uut I':urol.':,ns
in Cape (•olonv 1.. hey titles at a1.alf.
MM. each. .ttn1 41 ti to employ 11,1x,"-
rutinl•ta to e'tli:.l,r' err son th• in in
Ilasutr,L•/or TMut-itnl prig'• .nn 11:1
tive,, pay for n.'It . rille L. }7:,...r n
horse of equiv:.1 tri value. Th. r;,rt-
ridges nr• Reid ' •,.I ,•nth"
ff we'll hard tint eat n way 04 her pen-
plr would glliekly 4!'t out of it.
Table first food of the day. .
Every man, w•.slan and chill begins
the day 'with 'torr or lose vigor of
mind and strength •'f body according
to the first fond supplied to the stnrnach,
the best first dish of the day is a bowl
of Quaker Oats. The stomach ran as-
similate it more rtnickiy and with ftss
effort than other 4, -,ds, There i, ,Stile
or no Waste ant terry mance Of food
is converted into muscle, vigor and
brain activity, 1 he strongest people
in the world arc theregular caters of
Quaker Oats. 1••'11 should rat it for
breakfast every ,lay. Loyal Canadians
are proud of this great industry. The
mills are at Peterborough.
1f yen are convenient to the store
you'll probably buy the regular sire
ps,kage' For those who live in the
country *e large sire fathily package
is more satisfactory. The large pack-
age contains a piece of handsome chins
br the table.
\ homely truth
I unlstmlie.
l' 'After breaking a
all a\..0 to lost.
A-`treui•1Ness - person
vat•ialii- a happy one.
LPau-n\to blow your own born if you
wunld hi;aol the procession with tIu—
hand.. \
.The man Ito is too lazy to wiggle
:always thin he is_only w.iiting for
wing..
is better thin ..
$5 bill the I ie, es
le ahnn•t i1 -
A W0m:ui'N itet of a becoming hat i4
elft• -drat e. •1.15 we 1 hao she c.tn af-
ford Ti, pay
Money talks, an there is often A
sp'aking likenes. be •wren the genuine
land the eount,•rfeit.
Nl'tu•pr alit,w volare - it Titre Tor any '=
tiling iess than y • hig est ideal, 1f
you do you will deteriora: •.
Even if a woman dote -f ''i to enjoy
an outing she always trie tar make
Lh
sheo-,fie w•hod, remained at hom- believe
- -
Kellogg's is \\.
"The Sweetheart
of the Corn"
All the Food -value of
Corn is Secretly retained
in Kellogg's Toasted
Corn Flakes. Itis toasted
under 300 degrees heat,
evaporating the mois-
ture, moisture is useless)
and transforming t h e
Starch into Pre-digested
Grape Sugar. It's impos-
sible to do this without
Kellogg's Secret Process.
Kellogg's with milk or
cream makes a delight-
ful dish. Be sure it's
3•11 -
IOC. V
C.a.d.
Gro<er
Toasted
Corn Flakes
1-icnic and Camping
SUPPL I E S
Seel ,ts lit. y,wt 11,14
with lite provisions
for pow $eluetrwr
opting. We know
.list what you went
and hat e''4he'rigid
golds to supply your
,reds, whether it be
'only for an after-
noon pienie or for a
month's camping.
F. the pe.gde who
stay pt home we
ha%e
I resh Fruit and Vegetables
and everything in the line of
(irneericit that is good.
Sturdy & Co.
1111•: eiIHH'!•:Ity
'Phan 91. Wet Side Square.
Tltl'RsIIAY, JULY lb, 19.0 fS
MID
Paroid
Roofing
1 he Roofing of
Quality
Has many imitations which
may he sold for even less
money, but the best is what
we all want. .Paroid is•the
cheapest rolling because it
wears longest. Nails and
roofing all sold together.
Gold Medal Binder Twine
We sell the; genuine Gold
' Medal Binder 'Twine al the '
1'1,a price going.
The Howell Hardware Co.
LIMITED1
este _
N
Mee
For the Summer Toilet 11
Wit have is sto_k all the leading Toilet Preparations.
\ American and'French Perfumes.
Sat -het 1'owder
High grade Soap
Face Powders and .Creams.
Any special nuke not in stock we can procure for you.
DUNLOP,
Bedford Block,
,The Druggist.
oderich.
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THIS SPACE
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Next Week
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PAINT PLENTiFULLY
STAiN WITiI JUDGMENT
and you will make the home beautiful.
Try a tin of the CANADA PAINT
COMPANY'S . Aluminum upon your
Radiators,, Stove -pipes or Metal Orna-
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Elephant Paine for Sale by
THE HOWELL HARDWARE CO..
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