The Brussels Post, 1906-2-22, Page 3Fashion Notes.
A BEVELLING IN RIBBONS,
The ribbon reigns supreme us the fea-
ture of current lesbian; lied Ihere is nal
a single (lopin'bnent of dress Ihul dot's
not display 501110 101100 OP amllhee of
No platter what the material of the
gown may be, t110 rlbbou frim is intro.
duced 111 somewhere. The charming
frocks composed entirely of ribbons -
cleverly arranged upon either n chiffon
or net foundation, oceuslonully open a
sheer crepe de thine -]lave been noled
before; their voile() abroad has hardly
yet been epprerialyd upon this side ,r1
the Atlantic. For the Riviera swan,
which will open .portly, and for which
the great makers of the mode hl Paris
make preparations many weeks nl,eud-
they all of them have branch eslubliste
menls along rbc hicdllerrunean const --
ribbon frocks are unlelg the fatting
features; and there ata 8Ve110111 wraps
conslru0Ltd of lir 011100 flimsy looking
materials.
Lilco so many other charming Were.:
of fashion, we really ow•e. Iles oils in
Meurer inspiration. for there sones to
be nothing whatsoever that those rluvcr
'Pllristemnes cannot tceomplish with a
few yards of chiffon and a ileum 01• en
bolts of ribbon. From the dablly 11UIo
coffee jacket, in w)i % the Porisiennr
sips her morning toffee wlecil is iuvar•
• iably taken in fed. to line exquisih'
wrap that envelopes her opera toilette,
ribbons are the dominant !role.
Speaking of opera wraps brings 1,0
mind ono that tuts but lately wended its
way to these sllorrs and displayed all
its bewitching churns nL the first night
of the opera In New York. '1')1e founda-
tion wens of the palest of pale pink
double ehifton, banded with graduated
widths of velvet ribbon the very same
shade, each velvet strand being edged
with a Richelieu plaiting of thin taffeta
ribbon the very Pane Lint. The lining
WON of a \virile satin, brocaded WW1
metallic effects, gold, silver and copper
threads mingling on the while grounds
in a large and well spread design.
Just hints of this metallic, glary showed
through the sheer ulllffoll, which wee
shirred in yoke shape on the shoulders,
and could not have measured less 11)1111
ten yards around lila hem. A capuchin
hood of the brocaded satin hung 0"er rho
shoulders, and the edge of palest pink
marabout and ostrich feathers proved
most becoming when drawn over the
wetwer'S head while awaiting hor car-
riage call.
Although the plisse ribbons are in the
very Height of fashion, and one ears
Shone everywhere, even upon coats of
costly fur as well us those equally
smart but much less expensive produc-
tions, the plain appliques have lost
none o1 their modish charm. 'There aro
any number of frocks on display In the
show cases of the exclusive modistes
where many materials are shown with
more than one class of ribbon employed
for their trimming design.
In point of fact, it is the velvet ribbon
the.( in relied upon by the best makers
for their most effective 111110 touches.
The nen of it as a border to the rich and
exquisite Dresden sash widths brings
about that piquant touch of color con -
Masi, without which the modern gown
need hardly reckon(ot itself among thee
fashionable effects of the day. It makes
charming little ladder bows, cute and
quaint -looting cravats that Tic colter
and sleeve alike, and are even used in
draw the sides of fashionable skirl over
the Inblier or petticoat Front.
Even the indispensable dress shield Is
now fastened in with baby ribbon, this
stitched to the sides of the shield at ap-
propriate points and, when in wear, tied
to Ioops on the corset, end with a
(rouble tis on the mem. This for the
sb1c1d that is not stitched into place :0
(herr lace and lingerie blouses, but i11
worn as a separate accessory when
occasion (18(18nds.
AGONIZING NEURALGIA.
Due to Poor, 'Weak Mood - Dr. \Yli-
liatns' Pink Pills will Ware
u gore.
Neuralgia 1s Ihd surest sign that your
wilule syarnl Is weal< aid unstrung.
']'hose snap, blabbing pains are caused
by your jangled nerves. But yam
1081'0 5 W01111 not be jangled 11 you'
blood wus pure and strong. You can't
cure ueWW4;ia by liniments or hot up-
pliuttivnN,».1 'hey may relieve for a mo-
ment -hut they can't pit,+sibly cure. You
col )level' Curt: neuralgia until ynu en-
rich the td(10(1 and in'aco ymlr sheered
ru'r1sq oil.h I1)'. \Villiams' Pink Pilin.
'i'Irey set ally make ucw blood. 'Ihey
seethe lite nerves 1111d strengthen the
w1),•1 syrlolu. '1'hRy [Unite right at tate
cause of agonizing neuralgia. Mr.
.101)!1 McDermott, Bond Head, Out, says:
--'As the result of a welting, I was
seized veer pales in all purls of the
body. I Consulted a dueler, who told
I1te tete trolnble was neuralgia. Ile
Irtere(1 me for some tier but did not
holy 111P, 1 hit(] often rend of Dr. \Vil-
liuui.s' Pink Pills, and (1111(111 to try
them. By the tn10 1 bad taken three
boxes, there was n good improvement
in my case, and otter I had (alien len
1•oxes, every eche and pain had disap-
peared, I had gained in weight and felt
better In 88ery way. 1 Shall ahvays
have a good word to say for Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills."
\Vhen Wit blond Is poor, the nerves
aro started; lihen conies neuralgia, el-
somnia. St. Vitus dance, paralysis er
loeonotor nlaxin. All these troubles are.
cured by DI', \Villiams' Pink Pills, be-
cause they actually make the rich, red
blood that feeds and soothes the starved
nerves and sends health and strength
to every part of the body. That is why
these pills always cure such troubles ns
rheumatism, anaemia, chronic erysipe-
las, indigestion, and the specie! ail-
ments of growing girls and women.
Put you must get the genuine. Wall I1C
11111 name, "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pale People," on the wrapper around
each box. if fn 1100111., virile the Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Arockville,Ont.,
and the pllls will be sett( by mall et
50 cents per box, or six boxes toe $2.30.
If you ore ailing, try them to -day.
COPIED FROM COINS.
LITTLE FASHION FLINTS,
Nearly all walking suits have the
skirls plaited in one way 0r another.
Some 01 the new bodices have ion!;
tails reaching nearly to the bottom of
the skirt.
Very high, slrelght turnover collars nt
Mien are worn with the tailor-made
dress.
.• Ono of those Tttpancse tan -and -blue
p(t1SPS 1S very "tile to Carry with a blue
suit..
The hrillienlly colored Hite lens et
the winter are like jewels set atop of the
ahead.
For short dancing frock there is no
model so .pretty us an acemellan-platted
sllrt,
Gauze well a wide 8011(1 stripe., 1)1
white or colors, is a new nicely foe even-
ing frocks.
Gowns of light-colored brondclelh are
among the most pronounced features of
the season.
It is said that next snnmlel' silk waish;
with sashes to match will be worn with
lace skirls.
A chiming bonnet for a gray-haired
woman is of dull silver lace, trimmed
with silver grapes.
A. deep hem of gold or silver 1n the
drop skirt, showing Ihrnugh Ihn filmy
otter skirt, is n new idea.
Pure while ermine is [envied by
some, e.5 11 lends itself Ices easily to
initiation than lee black and while flu',
Many exquislle shot taffeta gowns,
trimmed with embroidery end rich lace,
are worn for dress occasions this win-
ter.
Every wardrobe should include in lis
contents at leas) One wet -made amt
perteclly-Ol.ling black stock, to be worn
with a touch of while el the neck.
The 1hi1) white blouse appears un-
blushingly on the street on the Colde'd
cloy, and a good dual of 11 is left show"
trig, too.
(holden amber splashed Mitt (Monet
• colors mattes some of the most. beautiful
umbrella handles and hatpin tops shown
1h1N
A pelllenat of ochre-rolo'nd taffoln,
perforate(] and embroidered, is one, nl
the 5(051051 for 0'080 891(11 Mork cloth
shirt gowns;.
Silk slorkings in heavy winter weight
are stencilling new. They cone n
Cilnngenble shndes of green, rose, Mune,
violet and lilt I110 lues of this gny-
8010(1d winter.
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Present System of hairdressing Existed
in Ancient Rome.
Thr fashion of hair -dressing is con-
stantly changing, but Lady ]Evans de-
monstrated to the members of the Royal
Nnini0malle Society, which met in Lan-
don, England, recently, that modern
styles have more than a slight resem-
blance to those in favor with the women
! nom
e.
t e
1 ancient .
Lady livens illustrated her address by
auelent Roman coins. In the iklpubll-
can Cru lin hair ri Ihr W0111011 was (01-
1Voled 011 llle hnCJ( of (he head and fast-
ened in a knot, bun later a more elabor-
rlte dressing was seen, and the hair 8885
drawn to the top of the tread and passed
over 1110 forehead.
In impede( times it ons plainly
crimped, and had a queue which was
laud in n
go series of wj
rnvy curls very
a•
situnln1 to the fashion In 110(len(1 at the
present day. 'l'he head of Fauslnna, the
wife of Anl.ouius flus, was shown in
illustration. of this style.
Atet•we'd the hair 1880 healed more
simply, and on a medallion of the head
of the mother of Constantine the Great
it is seen to be covered 182(1) a Cloth
and, from under which a fringe of curls
was arranged over the forehead. At
this period, too, the "bun" scaler was
le existence -a style with which modern
ladies are very fernlike,.
The series of illustrations given by
Lady Evans extended over four cen-
turies..
BABI';S OWN TABLETS.
She 811011011 In brook It (0 him gently.
"1 hove. derided' she said, "lo' return
yam' ring." •ale. hmveva', Was a 10-
A,m•r0tlrl elan, 18(0) did not believe : in
letting a woman .get AA. halter of dile.
'You lu!(C1l't bothers : ho replied. "I buy
(heel by'ihctloeen,
Meets the mothers' needs in caring
for the henllh of their Mlle ones as no
other medicine In lite world can. The
Tablets cure constpatinn, indigestion,
colic, simple !eve's, diarrhoea, teeth-
ing troubles end expel worms. They
break up colds and prevent croup. They
make children sleep nelurnlly and heal-
thy, because, they remove the cause nt
sleeplessness. And they are the only
medicine that gives the mother a set-
emn guarantee that it contemn no :opt -
ale o1• poisonous soothing stuff. They
are gond for children from birth mo-
wed; they always do geed -Ploy ran -
not possibly do harm. Mrs. (len. Tur-
ner. Harry's Rny, Ont., says: "1 hare
used Baby's Own Tnhlets for the trete
blcs that come to 11I1/e ores with per-
fect snllstnclion, 1 I1hhk there is im
medicine can eglloI the Tnhteis." Eva'y
mother ought to keep a box of (terse
'tablets in the house ns a enteguerd Ler
het' little ones, Sold by nll druggists,
Ot sent by mail at 25 cants to box 11,y
writing the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
DEA't'Ei I(Y UMBRELLA.
Man Cnntesses lo lnvolllntary Homicide
and is tient to Prison.
Nicholas Liob, of Allhaus0rn, in the
Canton of Argovle, S1v11zerlond, has been
sentenced to twelve months' imprison-
ment. and ordered to pay a find of I$200
' for involuntary homicide.
Sonne lime ago when returning from a
deice with his fiancee, he eves ailed:eft
In Ifo clerk by a stranger. Lieb, in self-
defence, made a lunge with his umbrnl-
In, and his assailant chopped an the
ground, ale struggled to his leek (Again,
and 1,k111 and'hls fiancee hurried (18.03'.
Noxi day a iron named Alpert !ley
was found dead on the toad, and 1110
inquest showed tint 50100 instrument
had pierced his eye and entered deeply
info the skull.
Severn of the vldlm's tl'ien1111 and ac-
eunintnnces were arrested and released
before Lieb honed 01 the effete, when he
made a full confession. (le has lodged
an appeal against his sentence,
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P1IONO0IIAPI1 AS SALESMAN.
LAY IN BTD [il'TY YEARS.
'Woman Entered Hospital 1n 1804 and
Cost Inelittrtnon $17,000.
Thal an incurable disease need not
neeessarlly be a bur to a long and rela-
tively happy life is proved by the re-
mnrl<nble happy story of a patient who
died the other (ley at the Royal itospl-
ial for lnerrubles, Pulley, liiingiand,
The institution 1888 opened in 1854,
and 111 November of that year Miss
(1e1fe. then 20 years of age, entered as
the nest patient. She wus suftcring
from puralesis of the muscles of the
throat and parnit•8is of the wets anti
legs. and her tease from the first wits
flip elees, :enough so cruelly afflicted,
she lingered oft for 51 years, and died
at the lest from senile tit cue at Ilse age
o[ 80. iter long period of residence had
Cost the institution $17,50e.
The same inelituticnh furnishes other
examples, lewdly less rr-marlfable, c f
lenaeim,s elinghlg to life on the part of
sufferers who oro terribly Handicapped
by bodily ills.
1411(1 living in the hospital Is n woman,
a RUMP' to paralysis, who entered 11
1857, and there are several 1811) 11.88
been inmates for 40 years. A woman
who obtained ndmillMure In 1864 has
never left her bed since. . Another old
V,'01111111, still handsome 0f face, the per-
sonilleulian of rentented happiness, has
kent to her bed for 27 y ears.
The men Incurables, for some reason,
do not live as long es the women, but
in the hospital there le one men who
altered in 'le66, and another elan who
bus been there for 35 years.
An enterprising Gorman tins patented
'I device for tiling phonagrapits to
,tool's. As trio 110sioner enters lh0 door
of n slop, 11 vnlee wit Oen on1 "Floor
is..cite8per (0 -(lee"; "Ne>Vc0ns)gnment
of spode) quality 1ninaomeat just ra-
caivedt try some, and shelter ineitei-
tlons,
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HE WAS LAID UP
FOR OVER A YEAR
'I ILL DUDD'S KIDNEY PiLLS (1U111JD
IIIS KIDNEY TROUBLES.
Now Ile's Perfectly Healthy and Able to
]Work -Gives all the Credit to lee
Great Canadian Kidney Remedy.
\\'apella, Assa., N.W.T., Feb. 12 -
(Speciat,)-Cured of Kidney Disease Mai
had laid hien up for over a year, Mr,
Geo. Burllenan, u well-known man here,
is loud in his praises of Dodd's MMus
Pills for to them and nothing else he
claims he owes his cure.
"Yes, 1 had Kidney Trouble," Mr.
Bartlemun says. "1 had pains in my
hack and in other parts of my body
and though the doctor did what he could
for 01e, I grew worse till I was unable
to work,
"Then I storied to lake Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills, and i took them all winter and
ei nlnler while 1 was unable to work. I
look 1(1 all twelve boxes, and now I am
per[ectily healthy. My pains are all
gone and I am able to work. 1 heartily
reeommend Dodd's kidney Pills to all
sufferers from Kidney Disease."
Dodd's Kidney Pills always cure the
kidneys. Flealtny Itidneys strain all
impurities, all seeds of disease, out of
I
the blood. That's why Dodd's Kidney
Pills cure a wide range of diseases in-
cluding Bright's Disease, Rheumatism
and Urinary Troubles.
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GRATITUDE Or A THIEF.
Servant Confesses to Employer That
She is Spy of Burglars.
A wealthy widow living in Brussels,
Belgium, engaged a young French mart
at high wages recently. The girl fell
Ill, and was carefully nursed by her
mistress. On her recovery she insisted
on leaving the house at once.
Pressed for het' reasons, the girl con-
fessed that she was a member of a gang
of thieves who preyed chiefly 011 widOwe
and unprotected women. (ler duty to
her confederates was to explore the
house and inform them of the easiest
mode of entrance and of the rooms in
which valuables were stored.
in return for her mistress' kindness.
site promised not to telt the thieves that
the house contained anything of value.
The widow, none the less, sold her pro-
perly and loot( up het' quartet`s 1n a
boarding-house.
PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
"Musicians are the least courageous
class of workers when they go on
strike."
"Why do you say that?"
"Because they ere ahvays umvilling
to face the music."
Alis. Swlnnne-"Your husband is
well, 1 presume, Mrs. Olsotller?" Mrs.
o. -"No, he's sol. Hes been took pret-
ty bad all of a sudden with bronchitis,
catarrh, nervous debility, rheumatism,
spusm0dic twitches, er3'sipelos, heart
failure. mad several other complaints.
1'11 going for Ifo doctor." Mrs. S. --
"Aly goodness) how (11d he get so many
diseases?" Ash's. 0. --"Out of a medical
almanac he was rcadln ."
A BUYS 01%3AKFAST.
There's n Natural Food That 3lnkes It's
Own Way,
There ;s a boy up'in Hooslck Falls, N.
V., wino is glowing into seedy manhood
(rut (rape-NUIS breakfasts. 11 might
have been diffeeent with him, as his
mother explei ns:
"illy 11 -year-old boy is large, well
developed and active, and hart been
(nude so by ilia ]'oldness tor Grape -
Nuts toed. Al. five yours he was o
very nel'V0115 child and 1805 511111081 to
f'equalt allgeks of indigestion, whteh
used to lob him of his steengl1 and
were vary troublesome to deal w11h.
ile never seemed to cm for anything
1e1 his beeakf11st. until 1 tried Grape -
Nuts, and 1 have never bad to ohange
tram that, Ile makes his entire break-
fast. nt Grape-Nuls food, It is always
relished by 111(11 entitle says that ft sans -
Iles 11110 better 110111 rho ordinary kind
of a meal.
"Beller than all he Is no longer (('on
bled urine indigestion or nervousness,
and has got to be splendidly dovelop•-
er." fellow since he bogon lo use Propo-
nents food.. Name given by Postuin Co.,
ilnll.le Creak, Mich.
']'hero's a raueon, Read the 11(11. bents,
1l'he 1load 10 \Yellville," int pkgs
our ""moony
tease 1(1101(11((8 tttent:a
measles
txnaa spree 89n(4M t2' flus,
cowl ♦.w son., •r
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AUTH0RILOo TORET1IRI( PURCHAOE MONEY
Tc 8111081 rtsp1NC CAUbt 1011 COMPLAINT,
nrsesI11r tassr11M0.>.sn1selw
Your
Money
Refunded
by rho dealer
from whom
you buy Sun-
light Soap If
you And any
cause for
complaint.
Sunlight Soap is better
than other soaps, but is
best when used in the
Sunlight way''.
$5,000
reword will
be paid loopy
pmon who
proves that
8uollght5oap
contains any
iuyur(ou11
cbumicr(je or
any (one of
adulteration.
Eq;sally good with hart or soft water,
1L.evar 1Srotl:xe)re Lirraite.d, Toronto
1185) CALENDARS FOB Mee.
Do you throw away your old calen-
dars? A Paris statistician has discovered
that It is a mistake to do so, and being
of an economical turn of mind has dis-
covered further that calendars for 1900
will serve equally well for 1906, As a
rule, of course, a calendar is only of use
eleven years later, and leap year upsets
this oaloulalion pretty often. But as 1900
was allotted 365 days only, instead of 386
the days of the 1900 wee!( (11 exaelly
those of 1900.
A bottle of Male's Anti -Consumptive
Syrup, taken according to directions,
will subdue a cough in a short time.
This assertion can be verified by hun-
dreds who have tried it and are pleas-
ed to bear testimony to Its merits, so
that all may know what n splendid
medicine it is, It costs you only 25
cants to join tho ranks of the litany
who have been benefited by its use.
Barry -"They toll mo you have had
n very narrow escape from death"
Ilarr'y-"Yes,• they were going to aper•
ate on me for appendicitis, but they
discovered in time I hadn't the money
to pay for it."
Spots and btutehoo on rho face and peek are
often merely signs of blood. p
PPI
Wearer's
Oeratn to obfain
immediate renal and take
IVearer•s Syrup to rid the blood of pollution.
Mamma -"What would my little girl
do if mamma should go away?" Little
Flora -"I don't know. I suppose I'd have
to try to box my own ears myself when
I was naughty."
"I believe it to be the most effective
n •h and Nerves (.n
remedy for the Stomach
C
Y
Me markt.!," is what Annie Paterson,
of Sackville, N. B., says of South Ameri-
can Nervine, for, she says, La Grippe
and the complications which followed
it left her next to dead with Indigestion,
Dyspepsia and General Nervous Shatter-
ing, It cured her. -100.
OPEN WORK PROPOSAL.
"You say you wear open 180'1 81001t.
Ings all winter?" sloe asked.
"Yes; I can't get anybody to mend
tbetn. "
"Oh, George, this is so sudden."
Signals of Danger. -Rave you lost
your appetite? Inv° you a coated
tongue? Nave you any unpleasant
taste in the mouth? Does your head
oche and have you dizzlnoss? 3.1 so,
your stomach i . is out of order and youe
you do not like
medicine Ito the phut der the to
cumetam most suffer, but soder pro procure
a box of the what man would procure
a box of Paruwle Vegetable Fills
and speedily got himself in health, , and
strive to keep so.
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Tho greatest follies are often com-
mitted by the smallest fools.
Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps,
bat is best when used in the Sunlight way.
Bay Sunlight leap and follow directions.
Epitaphs have made Moro people
famous than Yil'tue..evel' has.
An Awful Experience with Heart Dis-
ease.-b)r, L. 1. Law, Toronto, Cal.,
writes: "1 was so sorely troubled with
heart disease that I was unable for 18
months to lie (101811 in bed lest 1 smo-
ther. Atter taking one dose of Dr.
Agnew's Heart Cure, I retired and slept
soundly. i used one bottle and the
trouble has not returned." --90
SHUT YounKIOUTlf-TRY IT.
Shut your mouth and open your eyes
and soon you will be considered wise.
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SHAKING HANDS.
The Arabians when tlioy meet a
friend shale hands six o' eight' limes.
Once is not enough, ` 1101(ld, however,
they be persons of dislincliol, they em-
brace anti ktcs one another several limns,
and also 1)150 their own hands. In Tur-
key the greeting is i0 place the hand
np0(1 the hreast end bow, which is both
graceful and appropriate.
i1c--ilo eon believe that if ono perann
g(vrs seethes 1t pnh of scissors it will
MI their friendship? Rhe --'Not 11 its
n nine tulle pair of silver' scissors with
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Parsons -"11 1 should ask old Bullions
for his daughter's hand, what do you
think of my chances?" Burrell-"Vory
fair. You have youth, health and n
good constitution, and should pall
through with careful nursing.'
Chemiste Rove Trouble in gettingiron Into
%Itch a state that the system will %oorb, and
soneet by it, In 'Forrovlm," the best tenfb
nonaction hart been neutered. It builds and
,trangt(lene,
EVER NOTICE?
When people say anything good about
you, ever notice what a few are presence
The Most l'opnlo.r i'nl.-Tllo 71(11 la
the moot impute:. of all forms of medi-
cine, and of pills the most popular aro
)nrmoloo's Vegetable Pills, beea1Re they
do what it is asserted they can do,
and aro not put forwent on any ficti-
tious claims to excellence. They are
compact awl portable, they aro easily
take,, they do not nauseate nor gr,po,
and they give relief lu tho most stub -
horn casae.
Young Borern en the parlor) -"Tommy
does your sister know Pm hero?" Tom-
my-"/ think so, She told mamma this
morning she had a presentiment tial
trouble ons coming."
When Baby had Scald Wad- When
Mnlber had Salt Rheum -When Father
had Piles. -l1)•. Agnew's Ointment gave
quickest relief and surest cure. These
ora gems of truth picked from testi-
ninny which is given every day to this
greatest of heelers. It has never been
matched to curative- qualifies in Eczema,
Toter, Piles. etc. 38 cents. -10:1
Tnminy-"Pit, did you really meal '1
when yen sold you'd spani( anyone that
lenlee that, vase?" Pa -,lust come here,
Sf1', end I'll show you." Tommy -
"Don't show (11e, Show Bridget; she
just broke it."
The never falling medicine, 71otloway's
LClore m0dy-
Cure, 15100vea all kinds of cores,
warts, etc.: even the most/1111101110 to
romovo cannot withstand this woodori t
('e
\Vinks--"\Vhy did they call the Mid-
dle Ages the Dark Ages?" Banks -"131•
enitg0 the women kept their ages dark."
Winks --"No; beennse More were so
many knights."
FLAGRANT AS FRESH VIOLLTS.,
comes to the home FRESH and PURE: e.1 when it left the PLANTATION t0
manufactured with SPECJAL CARE and CLOSELY SEALED in
pound and hall pound lead packets.
Only cine best tea.
Blue Ribbon's Its
" Oshawa " Steel Shingles
)Ntnd,
Water,
Storm,
and
Fire
Proof.
Locked
en
All
Feull
°idea
Made from Painted or Galvanized Keel, at prices varying from $2.85 to $5,10
per hundred square feet covering measure. This Is the most deferable cov-
ering on the market, and is an ideal covering for Houses, Barns, Stores, Elee
vetoes, Churches, etc. Any handy man can lay the "OSHAWA" shingles. A
hammer and snips are the only tools required.
We are the largest and oldest company of the kind under the BBritish
slag, and have covered thousands of the best buildings throughout Canada,
making them
FIRE, WATER AND LIGHTNING -PROOF
We also maunfaclure Corrugated iron in long sheets, Conductor Pipe and
EAVE TROUGH Etc.
METAL SiDING, in imitation of brick or stone.
METAL CEILINGS, in 2,000 designs.
Write for Catalogue No. 14R and tree samples of "OSHAWA" Shingles, Write
to -day.
RX°30[313 0E2•3EIaPXais,
MONTREAL Va. OTTAWA, OM7, TORONTO. ONT. 008008, 011r, W78*1Wa0. VAIOOOYEa, 11.111.787 Craig at- 423 Sums at. 11 Colborne at at Olinda. at 70Laroirard at. 016 Pettier at.
webs Toon Nasal= Orncs,
Head Office and Works, - - - Oshawa, Ont-, Canada
FREE
This Beautiful Fur Scarf Given Away
Cbl, bondman, For Scarf, ade of lino black fuNforred .1d0,
to abuut48t110Yea long, cud ban el, 14=onenutlful black tall.
rhe fur le full, eat and Mary, lust rho riabt et110. ogoolilog 1n
appearance black btar0ta Scams (hat cost Ave or ntle
dollar., commented with nice plated Nock Chain of eu baud•
some apprar0010, slab, warm aoOotyllthlooldn we will oleo
swap one hundred of these extra 571e Ftrr seam to Wits
Pills the greatcwiseoat remedlee introduce
neearth forttha'e o,! famous
conb-
oudition? ofeth`e b'l'ood. kidney efeemale weals �p'�
nrsars, N. We manta fewbonoslegents in each
locality to roo,lve our bandeomo Mus
DON'T SEND ANY MONEY
7ustoeod 000001000000665005006000001011011
only eight Oozes of them famous
wpon and ,,06tH [n0P mail postpaid.
leoh customer who buys frromyon M
entitled to a baadeom0 yreaeat
from us, You re., sell them quickly.
Wizen cold return Its the money mann
1010 wd ills lovely. Fur Soarfat
one, if you sell the R00,111 00.119
he pcn,ot1e'omnnt quickly we will give you an
"(nl'Wal or magnificent
(iold•dnlahed Jewelled st.R, Mee.
rf, without wile m
boore ;coda.
Dm 6011 F r
more .c W Don't min tyle forgot 11atay�. Write naw on ec you fnreoo
a11 and you soon .. a rens,
Laadl,amo pi0eoate. address,
The Dr. Armour Mediciine Co,,
Fl1It DEPT. 9 TORONTO, ONT.
Noir-Tib is n crud offer by n reliable Compl0y.
AMENIIIIMODOSID
�f9 We'stern Canada od i,,X ,:;1ands ;11
Saskatchewan, only 6 miles from two railways. C.P.R. do (1,11'.
Strong soil, 90 per caul, pietist lour, spring creek no slmhgha
About 45 miles N.E. of Indian Ileac. Price 810.00 per acre.
Write for map and inn particulars.
R. PARSONS, 91 Wellesley Street, Toronto, Canada.
"1 Mit fro glad your sister enjoyed her
visit to us, Mr. Smith." "Obi well, she
is the sort of girl who can enjoy herself
anywhere you know."
Mother (.raves' Worm Exterminator
does not require tho help of any pur-
gative Died kind to complete the cure.
uive It a trial and be convinced.
Gnshawny-"What made you propose
to (ler On the steamer?" Clevelon-"I
wanted to prove 1 could love her even
when she was sen -sick."
Put up In St Yerd Rolla. 'Phe famous "Tine
D Eli" Menthol Ringers which ousel lumbago
backache, selatica• nemalgln etc.., ore also put in ono yard rolls forphysirtans and.family use.
Darla 80 Lawrence CO., blontr001.
It is about as difficult to satisfy a moo
who does not know what he wants as
OS is a woman who does know what she
wants.
"My Physicians Told Me 1 Moot Die,
but South American Kidney Cure cured
me of that awful Bright's Disease." 'fits
is a sentence from a 101ter of a weil-
known business 1111111 in the western
town wino through overwork and worry
had collimated this kidney peslilenec.
11 will relieve intently and cure all
kidney dlsenses.-102.
Little Wille --"Grandad. what makes
a roan always give a wum(n a diamond
engagement ring?" Grandfather -"The
woman."
1t Needs No Testimnufal.-It is n
guarantee lu itself. If tostlmnnrsls were
required they could be furnished in
thousands from all sorts end Conditions
of hen in widely di11m•ent places. Many
medicines are put forth every year
which have but nn ephemeral 0xislenra
and then aro heard of no more. Dr.
'Names' Ester trio n(1 has grown in re -
!Aviation every day since It first mato
110 appearance.
FASTEST VESSEL IN THE WORLD,
During the last year the British navy
hos been augmented by eight relnnrk-
able vessels known as fleet scouts,
which have practically the speed of tor-
podo-doslrnyors, but have sufficient
length and coal capacity to go consid-
erable distances, and not only gain infor-
mation, but prey upon (in enemy's Mer-
chant shipping. The Attentive, the late
est of these scouts, wheel recently feed.
ed, matle a record of 26.88 knots on a
sustained run of 6ne hours, during which
a maximum speed of 2631; knots was
reached, this being reached on the last
boor of the trial trip. If destroyers and
high -Speed launches are excepted, this
probably makes the Attentive the fast:
eel yawed in the world, and the ropres-
entativo o1 a, typo Mitch seen may
Oproad beyond rho 13rttdsh navy,
IF [7'e. ROADS. OF
RUDER
WIF. H (05 1T.
Write n' :and mention
yen: ovum.
SDE ! I
fGdiGR [I ah�ni , GnIiYCQ
Dex Inca 11.,ntre0L `
�7 013 SALE] sl, cheeprld :1101 10081
{ located :do k tenni in the United
States; has a beautiful water front, and
contains 1;00 neer, 8A3IClil. 1'. WOOD-
COCK, Salisbury, Md.
NIG 1(6(958'' TO 0(3:i W9119 flit:.
One beginner made $(1.00 first morn•
Ing, Whole or spare 11me. The best
SOc seller, giving 25e profit. Users buy
Every month, Township right worth •
more then any meted store business.
Act promptly i1 you wan) territory.
Bolden Crest Company, 9 Bathurst St.,
London, Ont.
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CLEANING WItt0
KK390
LADIES' tnia
Oan bt don. perfectly by our French Fromm, Try It
en1T 1911 AMMERfy MAN OVIS, I1 On.
ILONTasee. 10130810, OTTAWA & QUEBEC
A1)•. henpeck says hurl the reason a
married woman looks under the fed
for a burglar is because she is nf'oid
that he'll get to her husl:aud's porkers
Lenore she does.
When You Have a 0011, tho air cella are
:logged with mucous of phlegm. Anion's Long
easeages and curing the br o bronchial tubon tiny air.
p -
"th would he helpful to you," said the
Prison visitor, "II ynu could 1511(0 some
motto and try and live up to iti
"Tilers right,"' replied the convlal. "I'd
tike ie seieet, for instance, •'Wo aro bolo
to -day told gone to-morrow."e
Cash or Cure
If Shiloh's Consumption Cuto foils to cute
you Cold or Cough, you get back all you
paid for fL You aro jute of a Cure os
the Cask,
Wit wasn't a dare cute, this offer' would
not be made.
Ceti anything es fetter 3
11 you bale a Cold, Cough, or any disease
of the Throat, Lungs or Ail Pateogel, try
,11
)ts
25c. pal E,otile, Ali &oleo suemeten i1:'
ISSUE Na 7---00,
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