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TORONTO.

THE D.alLY EXAMINER, Ub ARLOT'TETUWN, JANUARY

’ A J : ' i » | nese wa- 2." » very prolific, and the natives la t . i to have learned in cooking to j A c ; "4 fi ivor ? f t] o ' AA , 7a? i pie. Aud as for eels, as they are cook- etahirer Aas a as lal Vi 4 cul iw ' ed at the kandagawa, a teahouse in . yo, he who has tasted them has

; established a standard in his mind by which to judge other ee!s.

Seaweed we had, too, thin as paper, and crisp. It is the weed of the sea that is left on the rocks and scraped from them by the fisher women with | shells and then dried in the sun. It is eaten as a relish and has a delicate flavor, suggesting cinnamon.

Rice we had in abundance. It was served from a bucket (not unlike ours,

white pine, with a little wooden shovel somewhat like those our children use in playing at the seashore. Our rice bowls were filled again and yet again, and when we covered our bowls it meant we had finished dinner. I have seen the Japanese look with indiffer-

but not quite so deep) of unpainted |

ence at a fish cooked in a way that

vouto know al made my mouth fairly water with de- , estimate th ape a

nd walls

tion.—Harper’s Magazine.

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Napoleon Was a Dandy. It is pleasant to learn, if one has Na-

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ty of (C‘o'x . Prie App yy at the

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GAS WORKS

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This strikes an American as very But majesty never | wore any article but once. and as he al- | ways undressed himself without aid from his valet his garments were liter- ally “cast” to the four corners of the room.

poleon I on the hero list, that he int — ee ee a very dainty habits in personal mat- | ae ee ee Te ; oe sfeaphieaaa nr i Ad Mayoralty Election, | | 8! ee. according to an artiete i a « ‘ | French contemporary, and poured eau | — de cologne into the water he washed | 4 f the} in. then s 1 his head with per- | snderaia , pur of organ- | ! and finally poured the remainder | 2 held in ropm | ‘ i ene Soe the flask . r a | ent } Sohn ya | Deca ana snoulce rs. rie Was aiso eX- | — i nevi - . se oe 98 | travagantly f nd of clean linen and Stnd inet oh 2.506. iar | during his campaigns had relays of it | ne he 7 # | sent to different places. In those days | Al ndance is requested. | it did nat cost a farm to have “starch- | SWAG RTON, ed things” laundered, for, in account —— nn | with a famous laundress in Paris, the fy ¢ 4 ry 1 L emperor’s “linen” for one “wash” | e i amounted to 386 pieces and cost only | i} » ©& t ti 1 a trifle over $20. |

: his erior qua-

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Napoleon’s bill for eau de co-

: . ? +] » t +e “leading music houte.”— Miller Bros,

logne; however, exceeded tle W

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blessed with such excellent habits, hi y to be relied upon. Millais and Newman, The aut of the life of Millais tells the following anecdote: When Cardinal Newman came to sit to the

artist for his portrait, he asked where he was to pose.

“Oh, your nence, if you please’ answered Sir John, pointing to the models’ dais, and, seeing him hesitating, added, “Come, jump up, you dear old boy.”

”

Oysters and Strawberries.

The oyster and strawberry are said to be the greatest of evangelists. They have built and furnished more church- es, paid the salaries of more preachers

and helped more heathen than any two other natural agencies in tho

world.—Reynoldsville (Pa.) Star.

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Bleached Sheetings

Fmbroidery..cess sevces sonccele, See special lins@-ats occccencesessscdeeue am

2c, 4c yard

Never before have we shown such a beauti-

ful line of White Wear,

8 tucks, large sizeeseeese+++- 18C each

regular 28c, now 23¢ regnlar 32c, now 20¢ regular 28c, now 23c regular 32c, now 29¢

72 inch, plain, $1 inch, plaid, 72 inch twill, 81 inch twill,

Unbleached Sheeting

16c, now 23c, now 26c, now

12c 19¢ 21c

regular regular regular

Pillow Cotton

Circular—40 inch, 15 42 inch, l4e 44 inch, 15¢

72 inch, plain, 81 inch, plain 72 inch twill

Plain—40 inch, 12c 42 inch, Lic 44 inch, loc

QUILTS Mansailles

10-4 Leader $1.50 «$1.20 1-4 pita, $1.05 31°35 14 $2.75

TOWELS & TOW ELING

Cotten 4c yard Linen 5c yard Grey Stripe 6¢ yard

Lionev-Comb LO. Special 85e.

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Lawn, 36 inch, smap..cscceceees-eees Lawn, 45 inch, snap....e0 correo eee

Check Muslins, neat patterns -.cece «+ sees 9c Check Mnslins, neat patterns....+eeereeeeelle

English Print Cuttons

See our line at...+....seLle yard, 32 inch wide

English Flanrelettes

Prety patterns.. ...... 29 inches wide, 5c yard Pretty patterns, 32 incees wide, 13c, 15c, 16c yd

White & Grey Cottons

As we buy thes2 goods in very large quan- tities and sive all discounts; we are in a position to give you the best value in the city.

Sheets and Piilow Slips

Nicely made with deep hem. Sheeta, 8-4 and 9.4, clips,42 inch and 4

Aprons a "3 Ome lawn... voces etn petter qualities. eeeeeeee eeese40aeeee 30c, vvCc, 6&8e

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White Shirts

Two Leaders,...- --+-+-regular $1.10, now 85e Two Leaders, «++ ++. vregular $1.20, now $1.10

KNICKERS

Special Job, good cotton, trimmed lace....- » 20c Special Job, gocd cotton, trimmed embd ....34c

Other qualities, different cuts, 56c, 62c. 72, $1,10

Corset Covers

We have too many good values in this line

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