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Paint and oils, Nails, etc. pr #4 anne P We do guaranted that all readers | : us in who have, under this special offer, E En-Tête de Lettres, Cartes de Visites, e And therell be no « questionas no | *PPHed direct 1 the office for sopies, | 200 Bbis Flour now on hand. 7 #0[will receive regularly the magazine Cartes d’affaires, Enveloppes, etc. q D dtbi is during this brillant series of articles CIS ; Be sure to read this most scathing " A 9 ‘ Loir! OUVRAGES EN COULEUR ET EN OR. SF rE { [| chea of (45h Of 0 duc e a gites rt bem part pee fes of all political exposures plus grad soin est donné anx ordre par la malle. d t D aui D send you the the magazine ‘fox the We thoroughly ., due te ull year . 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Would there be any possi- tracted the disease from our eldest & N € X kably high standerd that will be| Could anything be more fair ? bility of her being taken into your one, who died ten months ago. I F NN maintained by the COSMOPOLITAN!| Fill out to-day the coupon belew Home for Consumptives ? It would am 4 working man and not able to À NN 1906—FICTION : Sir Gilbert Parker, slées te 24 RE at e … be & mercy if she could be permitted pay a high rate, but still anxious to b A |Alfred Henry Lewis, Booth Tarking- |: 1 lof us--- , toenterit. Iwould much appreciate do what I can.”—A, CamrBeli, Ë s A ton ART : Frederic Remington P< ds reccive three menth’s test free. à an early reply, as every day means London, Ont. à ) : ET - var ll , ut mail the coupon to-day---to- so much.”—Rev. HAroLD SUTTOx, ; Ni: À : ee, Frank bre e PERL :|morrow will never us. ‘ Incambent, Beli1ont, Ont. * NS L De Mon “dwin Markham, COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE = SR 89 BROADWAY, NEW YORK À [ : 7 s No finder array of talent could pos- 7 , The above are typical of scores, indeed hundreds, % A sibly be offered than the list of world ; #4 . sh ie D COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE n à min e Ÿ D |specialists named above. , +. FA of appeals constantly co 8 before the trustees of the ; , MEILLEUR } ‘Home’ magazine is the key note 1789 BROADWAY, NEW YORK °N E N\ |to the COSMOPOLITAN Ke e ? » In no sense is the COSMOPOLITAN \ : pa mt liberal offer ef 25 : 1, D) |a small, cheap, 16-page mail-order|threée moaths ïree trial subscri mA Muskoka ree OS (tal 1Fa) POUDRE D |monthiy é | tion to the CosMoPoLITAN, as . = A\\R AE \ It is, to the contry, a great 240-pa-' vertised in the L'IMPARTIAL Tig- .": A LAVER D |ge illustrated home magazine çuish, P. E. Island. Ifatthe end Ex » Its editorial policy aims at every | of the three montl : El - phase of clean, wholesome home life)the magazine, I ous mu" like : : sé D An abundance of bright stories, full! ,,,4 have a + di JU =D ÿ | AS Of ONSUMP IVES Creed Ni lof fun, life and action, will interest buder::nlhists rs iscontinued, : ; Ds every member of the family denttend that pr en “ "— } 4 | Topics of the day are treated sanely, Prés «À vd SRE RES : + } , ) | by experts of internatioua! repute— | 6 £- erwise Len 6 à j : Nettoie toute D | politica! reform, international affairs, | you may seud me the CosMorcLi- £” À No effort 1S being spared to meet every call. e de ecornomics, social problems,—and a!/TAN for a full year and bill me at vs L Æ , S L ee chose sans D |hundred other timely topies of which|the regular subscription price of ET. 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Patients have been qd Conracrate LI are TT ce, mony rarities in half cents, cents admitted from every Province in the pieces, half dimes, dima en LUS Coin and . ag mn Edo eng Penser de Five arte train, and jo sy depe pa DONS ue, | * fn the response to our appeals, that venue stamps, and some comparatiees recent stamps ve È | he trustces believe will come from aan derrarmrente A THOUSAND OURS Es SEPT. 1st to SEPT. Sth, 1906 Canadians everywhere, that these ad- me being worth É (0 APIECE Look over your old letters in the garret and | LE “ | | Le vhere; perhups $50.0 VE, ou may find some rare tLings. This book É ditional burdens have been assumed. EE Prat nat prie GPO CASH, Rennes trron uqebr ga | | Wh | sentsa dar pou sont Enve ti Po. 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