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Many of the most attraetiee after-
aeon costumes are velvet, and blank
is onjoaing high fa mor, It is trim-
med with fur or rich; creamy lace,
and the popular form in which it
ie appearing is in long coat ooe-
tumes.
In the beginning of the eeason
French women wore hats with their
tailored,; snits, but yuet"now the
smartest hats are very large.
Louie XVI shape, ' with a a
brim in front ,and turned dire
uhp at the back, is much wort,
On' nearly every hat, wrap,
or afternoon gown there is fur.
NOT FOR MONEY
SAYS MRS. QUIRK
WOULD 1E BE WITHOUT
DODDrti KIDNEY PILLS,
They Cured His Lumbago of Twcn
tY Yeurs kitaittiing, and ;kl.ado
llinl Feel TWenty Years Younger
Fortune Harbor, Nflda Dec. 20.—
(Special)..—Sixty years of age,. but
hale and hearty and with all the vi-
gor of a young Iran, Mr, Richard
Quirk, well known and highly rot-
peeted here, gives all the credit
forohis good health to Dodd'. Rid.
ney Pills.
I suffered for over twenty years
he from Lumbago and Kidney Dig -
h°11
etly ease' Mr. Quirk says,'"and after
consulting doctors and taking their
medicines, made up my` mind 1 was
suit; incurable. I wee unable to _work
And when I was persuaded to buy a box
rent of Docld's Kidney Pills. To my
not great and happy surprise I had not
taken half .- ell.' .1 eeneri-
ahli- encod great relief. Seven coves
branch of the imperial ,service, side
,by eide with the French-Canadian
Gera "tame Jaye below Kebek."
Two years the rolicaii of one troop
ineiudod in its rank and file a sou
of a colonial governor, a grandson
of a major general, 4 medical Stu -
dont from Dublin, an Oxford M.
A., two troopers of the imperial
forcee and half a dozen ubiquitous
Scots, For " litany years a 80n , of
Oharlee Diolfens did honorable ser -
i• wee' with this force, and there
Served beside him a runaway cir-
cus clown and the brother of a
Yorkshire baronet. Several of the
full privates have tucked away in
the bottom of their mess -kit medals
Well in South Africa, Egypt and
Afghanistan, but the lost legion
of gentlemen -rankers predominates,
and it is Rugby and Cambridge out
here on the unbroken prairies that
set the fashion in' mufti'. manners.
A compelling fe.otor making for
dignity and decency in a border
country as big as Europe is this
little band of red -coated riders,
scarcely 1,000 in number, spurring
singly across the plains with sealed
orders and turning up just when
most wanted.
The beat of the mounted pol
man is from Hudson Bay. to
-Pacific and from the 49th para
to the frozen arctic, and he d
not take tips or sleep on duty;
cannot bluff him, you cannot b
doze him, and it is not exactly e
to try to "square" him.- Of
man, as of Lord Bobs, we may s
"'E don't advertise ;;' it is
boast of tho service in Canada
they seldom -"get into print."
it is strikingly true that on
margin of every page of the unw
ten history of this great, lone la
the figure of this solitary horsem
is vignetted.
the queer part of this recur
note in drems is that one does
become wearied' of it.
Many women are wearing d
as or ehraealithemums-on their
door suits: They"'are artificial,
delicate perfume is used on
- silken or velvet petale. It is
a novelty, and a very pretty one,
and young and old are under the
• spell of.these flowers.
In children's clothes black and
white checked materials are much
used. Little coats of the same are
worn over these dresses.
There is a tendency toward short-
ening the jackets-te such an ex-
tent that a hint of the Eton is no-
tice able. A few m dela show this
new, or old, line, and it ie not un-
safe to predict that the bolero and
the very short jacket will bo one. of
the spring styles.
In Paris every woman who can
possibly afford it has- a blue snit.
It is of the 'dark color,' almost black,
and; favor seems to be heaped upon
serge so rough: and loosely woven
that one wonders how it has been
handled so suoaessfuliy by the tail-
or. One very good model of: this
material has a short Russian coat
butaoning from the left shoulder to
the bottom- of the left side, but with-
out a belt.. A fiat -turned -down col-
lar clasps the'base of the throat
elosely. This and the cuffs are trim-
med with black braid. It also is
placed in. straight lines on each
side of the back and front.
Through large embroidered eye-
lets a scarf of black silk is thread-
ed from the neck to the bust line
down the front of the coat. Silk
fringe edges this unusual trimming.
Then'
kirt has the effect of a short
yoke in the back which widens into
a long apron -front tunic. Under
the lower stitched edge plaits fall
to. give fullness at the bottom.
A lovely blue blouse of chiffon
over gold net is worn with this suit.
The rage for blue' is certainly ac-
ceptable because it is becoming to
nearly every woman, and is one of
the most serviceable of thfs season's
colors.
Adherence to one color is observ-
able just now in the new evening
dresses. This
does not imply l the
PY
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use of one form of material : only;
several, some substantial, others of
filmy tulle t r chiffon, mingle to pro-
duce the' desired effect.
A beautiful example of this idea
is a toilette of delicate sea -green
shade; the underdress is composed
of soft, clinging moire, while the
tunic that veils' it And the corsage
are of mousseline de sole of an-
other shade of green.
Ermine is applied to the tunic,
not as a bordering, but as a.aup-
port at the hack and the front for
the draperies" of the , tunic.
Stripa of ermine support the cor-
sage, and a' knot of fur holds in
place the short, draped sleeves.
There is a pleasing' effect obtain-
ed by this combination' of two or
three shades of one color. The
blending of `lights and shadows ib
much more easily obtained than a
harmony of contrasting tints, and
amateurs will welcome the innova-
s.
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Velma'"antles are extremely sat-
isfying in alma.'splendor, comfort
and grace, and tseason has elic-
ited well-deserved pxufa 'for the
evening cloaks.
out- cured me. That was in 1900, and I
and am still cured. I would pot be with -
their out Dodd's Kidney Pills kr'any
just money:• I am, twenty years younger
In memory of the shawl drapeia
les, fringe is frequohtly seen' en the
full cloak. Fur is still used to edge
many mantles, and, of course, the
Ioftness of the material ;insures
graceful lines in the panier effect.
As cold weather ri
b ngs out furs,
It might be said that two-thirds of
*lad smart walking stilts seen on the
fashionable sections of the city are
' banded and collared with this trim-
, ming. If it does not match the
coley of the suit it accompanies it
is in decided contrast. •
Not only doee'fui' decorate the
walking -costume, but the afternoon
tailor-made, the festive evening
*gown and the sumptuous lounging
robe worn only in madam's private
quarters as well. The fur that is
cat yin g cif all honors as a band
-
lag
a
lag is from the most plebeian fur
be iizig animal, the skunk lee
pelt is thickly grown with glossy
lar of the length exactly suited to
time purpose for which it is being
used, Besides skunk there are sev-
eral other glossy furs that are use-
iul for such purposes and of which
only the ctlnning,ittrlier knows the
genealogy,
hon before I tool: them."
Dodd's Kidney Pills cure the kid
news. Hen.ithy kidneys '•tretie
the impurities out of the blood.
That's why they cure Rheumatism,
Sciatica, and' other diseases'catlsed
by the presence of uric. acid in toe
blood.
NEW COUNTRY 7!'O BE BORN.
Jews Are to Establish Kingdom in
Cyrenacia.
A new country is about to be
born into the'world, and the world
so far knows little or nothing of it.
It is to be called ;Cyrenacia, and is
situated in Northern Africa, be-
tween Egypt and Tripoli.
Here the Jews' are to establish
their long -talked of kingdom.
From Roumania, from Russia, and
even' out of England, they are pre-
paring to move.
The preliminary regulations have
been kept secret for fear of inter-
national complications, but it is.
now known that the powerful Ito
Society (the object of the society is.
to procure' a territory upon an aut-
onomous basis for those Jew who
cannot remain in the lands where
they at present live) sent an expe-
dition there quite recently, and'
though their report is not exactly
favorable, ole
it is,
OII: the
other
hand
not so unfavorable as to deter the
bolder Jewish spirits from attempt-
ing an organized scheme of colon-
ization.
A thousand lusty young men,
armed for protection against the
fierce Arab nomads, are to be the
pioneer settlers. After them. will
come the older men with ; their
wives and families. Transporta-
tion will not be difficult, for she
new holy land lies within easy dis-
tance of both Russia and Palestine.
It is even nearer southern Europe.
Yet it has been closed to Europeans
from time immemorial. This is
owing to the jealousy of the Turk-
ish Government, which' has abso-
lutely declined, except on very rare
occasions, to permit traveller's to
pass into the. interior.
Yet Turkey welcomes the Jews as
Jews, the reason being that they
have behind them neither soldiers
nor gunboats, so that thre is no
fear of the `Porte being called upon
to pay compensation in case a few
scores of them are killed by the de-
sert tribesmen.
And this is en eventuality that is
very likely to happen, for no more
dangerous people exist anywhere
than the fierce fanatics who now'ec
oupy the territory which it is pre-
sently proposed to call by its
ancient name of Oyrenaeia. Pear -
son's Weekly.
FACTOR FOR DECENCY.
The Royal Northwest Mounted
Police Force of Canada.
The royal. Northwest mounted
police force of Canada is a com-
bination
om
bination of all sorts and conditions
of men blown together by the
roundup of the winds of heaven,
writes Agnes Dean'Camerbn in
Century. In the ranks we find
Western bronco -buster, Eastern
logbirler, lumberjacks, unaspired
Cockneys, Cree-Scot halfbreeds,
time -expired men : from every
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KING.,,THE GLOBE TROTTER.
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children, has 43 grandchildren, and
several great grandchildren, and
fapensinionoth,e enjoyment of an old.age
SENTENQE SERMQNS,
Moet of our irritability comas
fromtherohuad,nting the rough videos in
That is a dangerous religiaa
which would not be known but for
its label.
No amusement can be healthy
that does not give us a better heart
for living.
If your virtues are writ in heaven
they' will be visible on earth
without a telescope.
Much so-called religious effort is
an attempt to make others feel as
bad as we do,
It is better to help one lame dog
than to waste all your' powers tak-
ing about loving everybody,,
The thing that worries some
saints' is that God seems to be doing
things without consulting them.
The people who cry for practical
preaching are the first to deme ad
"the simple gospel" when they get
bit.
Many a saint would have lees
trouble wrestling with the devil if
he would get out and wrestle with
a ball for an hour or two.
PRECIOUS STONES OF INDIA
Diamond Industry Limited—Ruby
Mining Profitable.
Diamonds, rubies, sapphires, epi-
nels, tourmalines, garnets, ru
crystals, and various sorts of amu,
and jadeite are the precious atoll
found on India's cural strand. 9
ruby and jadeite are the only ston
of considerable value .produce
Large quantities o. turquoise co
from t ikkine and Tibet, that fro
the latter country being horde
darker blue, and, therefore mo
valuable. The importation of .p
thous stones into India amounts a
nually to. about $4,900,000.` •
The deanlond industry is limite
and is carried on in southern Indi
the northern part of the Indian pe
insula and in the: central. province
Ruby mining is carried on in fT
per Burma and ,next to petroleum
is the most profitable of the min
al resources of the state, the value
of the product being about $500,00
annually. One ruby of seventy
seven carats was taken out a fa
years ago valued at $133,330.
Sapphires used to be mine.] i
Kashmir, but the mines are no
said
to be exhausted. The yellow
white, blue and. green varieties
sapphires are found in the rub
bearing gravels in Burma. Tb
spinel is found in considerable
quantities in Burma.
Tourmaline stones of blue, green
and black in coloring, are found in
Upper Burma, Garnets are mined
in Jaipur. Rock crystal, cut for
cheap jewelry, known as valeam
diamonds, is found in Madras. An-
other
quartz crystal, found in Kala
bagh, is -cheaper and is used Lr
necklaces, Chalcedonic silica is
called ha ipik and embraces m�uly
forms of agate, mined in the Dec-
can. Agates and carnelians are
cut and prepared for market in
Bombay. Large quantities are
shi•iped to Europe and China.
Jadeite of beautiful green veins is
found in other parts of India. rhe
stone sells for $50 to $100 a hun-
dredweight.
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Left Montreal Oct. 23rd, at 1 p.m.
to walk . to Vancouver, 2,896 miles,
or. the t" ' .,,.b • «flaring
CATSPAW RUBBER HEELS.
King`naased Port'Arthur,' 991
miles,. Dec, 14th.
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cure stomach and bowel troubles,
destroy worms, break up colds,
thus preventing deadly group, al,
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them to fail in speedily restoring,
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THE TRUTH GETS OUT.
"Ah, Mrs. Goodwin," said the
person as he pushed his chair back
from the table. ""I haven't eat-
en as good a dinner as this since'
I was here six weeks ago."
"Neither have we," piped little
Elmer from the place near the foot
of the table.
The Foe of Indigestion.—Indiges-
tion is a common ailment, and few.
are free from it. It is a most dis-
tressing complaint and often the
suffering attending it is most se-
vere. The very best remedy is
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills taken
according to directions. They rec-
`,y the irregular action of the sto-
mach and restore healthy action.
or many years they have been a
standard remedy for dyspepsia and
indigestion and are highly esteem-
ed for their qualities.
FOR CHARITY'S SAKE.
Have two small trees, one for the
family and the other for charity.
et. each one, especially the •chil-
ren, hang some simple gift on this
ree. The next day someone can
istribute these gifts among'; poor
children, for even in the smallest
ommunities we always find those
ss fortunate than ourselves. In.
certain Sunday school this plan
successfully carried out each
ar.
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TWISTING IT. d
" Von say he called me a big d
sausage?"
"" That was evidently what he c
meant." le
"Tell me exactly what he said." a
"He said you were thin- is
skinned." ye
o'-< A GENTLE INSINUATION.
5. Lady -""My husband gives me: a
P piece of jewelry every birthday."
Friend—" You must have quite a
or- collection of them now, my dear."
0 Holloway's Corn Cure is the med-
icine to remove all kinds of cores
w and'warts, and only costs the small
sum of twenty-five cents.
n'
w SCALY.
f The social, like the musical scale,
Y begins and ends with "dough."
e
Tearing Ream Signal, d.m tet delay etorma,
Opium -laden m.doiine. " may (thick coughing,
but the cold etaye. Do met trine; when you begin
to ooagh take Lliaa'e Lang Boise■, fry. /r.m .0w'
*plea, fan of b.alleg pewee. telt
THE OLDEST CHORISTER.
Now Living is George Arnold, "of
Bosham, England.
The most remarkable feature of
the village' of Bonham, with its his-
toric church and its relies of olden
tunes; is its monagenarian choiris-
ter•, George Arnold. King Canute's
daughter was buried in the church-
yard; on the church walls are
thanksgiving crosses which Crusad-
ors used to nick with their swords;
but the grand' old man of the
church choir, with his quaint me-
mories of church ways, is of greater
interest than all,
George Arnold sang in the church
choir when he was a boy of'eight,
and for eighty-two years he has
since sung in it. He is a bearded,
sturdy fisherman, a real typo of the
fisher folk ; such a type as artists
love for their canvas; and hence
he has often been a figure in Royal
Academy pictures.
Although 84 years of age, Mr,
Fred, Moore still takes part, as he
has
done for
the ant
the choralp 74 Years, in
portion of the services
fit St. Mary'. Collegiate church,
Stafford.
He joined the choir when he was
10 years of age, and, with one ex-
ception, has always' accompanied
them on their annual outings. He
Went with theta this year. to Black.
pool.
Mr. Moore is the father of 19
The greater the irritation in the
throat the more distressing the
cough becomes. Coughing is the
effort of Nature to' dispel this irri-
tating
substance ce from the air pass-
ages. Bickle's Anti -Consumptive
Syrup will heal the inflammed parts
which exclude mucous, and restore
them to a healthy state, the cough
disappearing under the curative ea
feats of the medicine. It is pleasant
to the taste, and the price, 25 cants
if within the reach of all.
EASY'NOW.
She—Marry you! Didn't you
hear me vow that I wouldn't marry
the best man on earth i
He -That's all right. We can be
married upi
1n
a balloon.
o
e Jape Old IL They cappltad the Meathol
and in "The D di L" Menthol Plaster, which
area instantly backache, headache, oanrs1gia,
.umati.m and sciatica.
HEROIC.
UNCLE EZRA SAYS:
" Some men could do a better
job_ at after-dinner apeakin' of they
didn't eat so all -fired much."
A Sure Corrective of Flatulency.
When the undigested food lies in
the stomach it throws off gases caus-
ing pains and oppression in the
stomachic region. The belching or
eructation of these gases is offen-
sive and the only way to prevent
them is to restore the stomach to
proper action. Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills will 'do this. Simple di-
rections go with each packet and
a course of them systematically is
certain to effect a cure.
It isn't how far you get on in
this world, but how well you cover
the distance you do make.
•A URN tats Knew," will %.come a greet
dimmer If It be allowed to reaeh down the throat
go the lungs. Rip the *peril in the. bed with
Allen's Lung sales■, a ea» rSmedy eontalaiat
Ito opiates.
Some people get credit for being
patient when in reality they are too
cowardly to start anything.
There is nothing equal to Mother
Groves' Korm Exterminator for de-
stroying worms. No article of its
kind has given such satisfaction.
PETER THE G.REAT'S STATUE.
A monument of Peter the Great
hays just been erected in St. Peters-
burg., and is the work of the cele-
brated Russian sculptor, Leopold
Bornstamm, The incident sym-
bolized took place in the Bay of
Oronstadt. Peter was on his way
to visit some ironworks, when he
observed some sailors in distress;
He impetuously et
uousl
Y waded into
the
water, and was for several hours
engaged in the work of rescue. Tho
exposure hastening the end of Rus.
sia's great ruler.
TELLING.
The benker't "teller" is he Who,
when to the bank you go,
If orereheckod your balance
Politely tells you do.
The real hero is he who can bear
his own troubles as stoically as he
does those of his friends.
Try Murine Eye Remedy
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Granulation, Pink Eye and Eye Strain.
Murine Doesn't Smart; Soothes Eye Pain.
Is Compounded by Experienced Physicians;
Contains
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Will Like Mnrine.. Try it in Baby's Eyes,
for Sealy Eyelids. Druggists Sell Murine
at 30c. The Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chl.
sago. will send. Ton 1 -recreating. Ere Books
WARY.
Thompson — Suppose- a man
should call yon a liar, what would
you do?" '
Jones (hesitatingly) — " What
sized man?"
It Will Prolong Life.—De Seta,
the Spaniard, lost his life in the
wilds of Florida, whither he went
for the purpose of discovering the
legendary "Fountain of perpetual
youth," said to exist in that then
unknown country. q While Dr. Tho-
mas' Electric 011 will not perpetu-
ate youth, it will remove the bodily
pains which make the young old
before their time and harass the
aged into untimely graves. '
BLAMING HIMSELF.
"Did you ever get bunkoed4".
"' Once, but I suppose it was my
own fault." .
"Hew was it?"
" I 'gave a preacher $5o for.
marrying me."
Children Like
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PIS
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It is so pleasant to take --stops the
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too Itatl contains no opiates.
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AN UNDERGROUND CITY.
Dates Mack Two 'Centuries Before
the Blrtit 01 Christ.
Russian explorers have made a
singular and most interesting dis-
covery of .a subterranean city in
Central Asia. In Turkestan, on
the right bank of the Amu Darya,.
in a chain of rocky hills near' the
Bokharan town of I{arki, are a
number of large caves, which upon
examination were found to lead to
an underground city, built, appar-
ently, long before the Christian era,
According to the effigies, inscrip-
tions and designs upon the , gold
and silver money unearthed from
among the ruins, the existence of
the town dates back to some two
centuries before the birth' of Obrist.
The edifices contain all kinds of.
domestic utensils,` pets, urns and
vases.. The high degree of civilization at-
tained by the inhabitants of the city
is shown by the fact that they built
in several stories; by the symme-
try of the streets and squares, and
by the beauty of the baked clay and
metal utensils, and of the erne-
mente and come which have been
found,
It is supposed that long centuries
ago this city, so carefully concealed
in the bowels of the earth, provid-
ed large numbers -of people with a
refuge from the incursions of na-
madic savages and robbers.
fled AtL Nit4J.ar4F
Ilmemmatten of
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ladder, .1 the
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THE net proceeds from stamps sold
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Not a 'single patient has ever lleeh
refused mammon ntoth
the Muskoka
Tree.
.Ilospital'fer Consumptives because of
his or her inability to pay.
EVERY STAMP SOLD I8 A
BULLET IN THE WARFARE
AGAINST TUB]IROIILOS18.
If not en sale in your town, write
J', S. Ronrutxso e, Sec. -Treat, National
8aniteriuim Association, 847 Rin g•• St.
W., Toronto. Allinformation tarn-
ished and stamps mailed promptly on
receipt of order.
COUGHS & COLDS
LEAD TO CONSffnff TION
Cold; aro the moss daugor,us of .0
form; of disc..., A aeslteted cold Node
eo Dronhidi, Coneuwption, Pneamenia.
"' Cpashs" aro the molt of irrit;tel crone
'eh1511ube/. ""PSYCH, INF,"autescough,
by temovios Cie irtil.tin particle* and
healing the in8ers*l membrane, It is a
germicide and doter' er' the luberele perm.
11 is p ni at Weiatthen; the lungs, the
liver, and tones op the *prem. It makes
fer better health in all couditionsof human.
ity,Get Ames and amen ugh will disappear.
"PSYCHINE" atekes • weak people
stront, it eataa oaygha of the moat obdu.
roe kind and brash up a cold in a few.
houro,
Reit. far Free tempt*.
Fa gals ie el 0nrstate and Drains see. A 81
per Made,
Da T. A, SLOCUM
LIMITED,
TORONTO
PO INVESTORS—Top$ animas TO
burr or sell - Stooks will rend.n tmqly
pereonalattention. S, M. Cathcart), lame
ex. 43 Scott St„ Toronto.
EDUCATIONAL.
LEARN THE BARBER TRADE ---NEW
system—constant practices. easeful
instruction; few weeks complete eoureel
tools free; graduates earn twelve to
eighteen dollars weekly; write for Cates
logue, Molar -Barber College 921 Queen
East, Toronto,
New Term
Oar,winter Term begins andpnuary 4th.
Our equipment, coume$ and 5151 faolaties
are unexoelt.d, and'e, eau do better
work thou ever before. Write ter sats.
logue.
RrItish•Setericao 5058»,., College,
Y.M.C.A. Bldg., TORONTO.
FINE DOLEaIS a day sure, made miens oar
labor-saving machines. Experience nnneeeei
nary. Everybody bays, They sen the mashes,
Agents wanted everywhere. A' postal to.da
*rings part -teeters, Charles Adams; Sarnia, Ont
CAL VES Rata* Them Without Milk
Dte.le,tOd .peel , Ltd., t rrne.
¢d cell Ltd.. Toronto,{O■a
OPE FOR TN! DEAF -114 ACOUSTICON
rime of the mantels e1 the 6levtrisal age.
n nes thrangbent the world, Write for Bata
ogee. e. Gene rel A
fie Oo. of
inYonne Street. Torooro
nto. Canada, Ltd.,,
A LL POUR SILVER GLEANED RI Opp
H,NOT5. If .soaring, *r
er
Mg, palish.
lg lust dip in warm water containing Bleetros"
and wipe on towel Perfectly harms .s, geed
SS coda for ppaaekaga. Useful bnbsehd ardor.
gran PREF fors few minutes of your time and
2 cents postage. 'Economic SupplyOompauy, at,
Catharines. Ontario.
£STA3LSSHED IS75.
F>sfN Mahe Eve'tryt6ing
1. Pon, 0.at., Jaak.t., tMaO
w„.„
Ca a Gandt
a
URS
p bit etc.
write
,ora.
RAW FU RS we pay highest prices, write
for price not.
D. H. BASTEDO & co.,
a King St.' E.. Toronto.
The Hospital for
=`01114707- Sick Chilure
Te*HIS
APPEA[
IS
YOV!
T11
2"17
ild
REMEMBER in t Ontario Wh Oh
Whose Pat~r-
ents'Cannot Afford to Pay for Treat -
mit is Treated Proc.
s --
Tho Hospital for Sick Children had last
yaw in tie cola and bade 1,155 patients--
583
atients-583 of these were
from 267 places in
the Province. Sixty-
five per cent. were
children of peer
people who could
not afford to pay.
Since its organize-
�'tt�� etroll the Inatatution'
rwo eceb WOW CAsaa has treated 15,613
those unableerto pay and ilwere treated free.
If yon know of
anychild in your
neighborhood w ll o
h sioh or has say
deformity seed the
earn* of the parent
8. Tile Oaeretcry.
Th. Hospital for
Sick Children is not
a local but a great
Provincial Charity
for the Molt child of
the peer man iu any GC1.re 0433.11C 18 A what
part of Ontario has sumo claim Upon its help
as the child
wholivee
within the
shadow of
15a lla ik
Torontowa,
Th ere
ware 80
eases of
flub great
treatsd 1 n
iulsben+b i'A'1' far rfe .too liospI.
tel lea yoar'and e7 bad perfect eerreotioU,
Jet Walt if lit. --Tour money eon bele
oke Hompttd to ee We cool work et
ollaiilabanatkag also n'eaared limbs end drab
toe dE roil, aloin. *'base kelp 'M.
P1aiw Shiva Osa.ielbtettous to Joao*
Robeseteam. phoostoteen, *rite Dotsgittat
04100111e1, ataa'JiMadr, iLs RoalpAllmf
flortinok ChillamolACokkatiefilaiNutolati.
Eintily mention the name of ChM
gal.rr in writing to aedrerlifeerap