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Your monogram,

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_ Used like an ordinary sten- cil with water color and brush which are supplied free with each order.

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A single letter can be used if desired-the other letter can be washed out after the work is finished.

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to any address on receipt of price.

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` PRINCESS MARY’S WILL

Rather a Self-opinionated Young Lady ls`Klng'| Daughter

Princes! Mary is said to be the

most determined lady in the royal household. Her Royal Highness is fast growing up, and she is forming her own circle of friends and her own manner of life. V

The one point ot dispute between.

her and the Queen is her hair. l'i-’,n- cess Mary dislikes to have it fiiliii; about. The Queen will not allow ii up, but a compromise was re:-icliudn Princess Mary usually ties it back iii ‘ a small thicli plait doubled up at the neck with a ribbon. ,

The King is amused at his dnrigli-

ter’s strong will, wliicli seems likely to overrule even that ot the Quccifs.

Among her girl friends are Lady.

Rachell Capell, the elder ilaugliti-i' oi, the Countess of l-Jssex; both oi Lord Curzon of Kedleston’s daughters, and Mrs. George Keppel'n second daughter.

A very special friend of the Prin-

cess is Lady Rachell Capell, of wiioni both Queen Mary and Queen Alexan- dra are very fond.

Found Glacial Boulder

A glacial boulder, weighing some-

thing approaching ten tons, 'was un- earthed in a sandpit bn Icknield street, Birmingham, and has claimed a great deal of attention from scientists. This huge black ot volcanic ash, which is authoritatively held to have made a

discovered in the Birmingham neigh- borhood. Boulders of similar origin discovered during the construction of the Cotteridge Park have been suit- ably preserved, and a notable speci- men is a familiar object in Cannon Hill Park. Professor Lapwortli pro- nounces the huge boulder to be an ew

“Black furs in imitation fox. dog

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BOU'l'Hl!lRN'BEAN SOUP

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than add the onioiagieed and tried in the butter, the. ' bone, the po- tato. par~boiled and cut into small pieces, and seasoning oi salt and pepper. Allow to simmer for ilve hours, skimming occasionally. Rub through R colander. - Serve' with croutons.

TOMATO FRITTERS

One pint of canned tomatoes, 1

tablespooniul oi sugar, 1 tablespoon- ful ol finely chopped onions, salt and pepper to taste; 2 tableapooniul of butter, Z rounding tablespoonfuls of cornstarch, 1 egg, breadcrumbs. Rub the tomatoes through tne colander and add the sugar, onion, salt and pepper. Put into a saucepan and boil up well. Blend the butter and cornstarch in another pan over the tire. Draw the tomatoes to one side and stir in the paste. Let the mix- ture cook tor a few minutes until very thick, stirring constantly, then remove from the tire and stir in the yolk oi the egg. Pour into Shallow buttered pans, and when cold, cut into circles with a round biscuit-cub ter; Beat up the white oi the egg, brush over the rounds with it, toss in Line breadcrumbs and iry. These iritters may be tried in a fry- ing- basket in deep fat or in is small quantity oi fat. in 8, trying-pan un- til they are crisp and brown on both sides. They should be served piping hot and are excellent with meats oi all kinds, and especially with Bah or witb pork.

One tableepooniul oi chopped

meal, 1 tablespooniul ot instantan- eous tnpioca, 5 cupiul of molasses, 1 cuplul of sugar, 1 tablespoonflll oi

salt. Mix all the ingredients togeth- er, then pour them into a buttered, fireproof dish and bake slowly for two hours. Serve hot, with milk. It earl tapioca is used it -must be

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COGOANUT INDIAN PUDDING ,

From the far East to the great West, coffee

reigns supreme at the breakfast table.

'seéiiffee id

is the recognized standard

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liutter, .1 quart 'oi milk, pinch oi '

Chase & Sanborn, Montreal

Wm. ll. Dunn, 396 St. Paul Street, Mon. ~ireaI, Ileprssenisiivo for Quebec and Maritime Provinces

imported Black and Silver Foxes I-‘or Sale

One pair had litter 1; years old,

One female had litter 1; years old, One female had two litters 25 years old. ,

Tyne Valley Fox Go.,

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Give a Book

Special de Luxe editions in ooze

liiiiding,

Fisher, Christy and Underwood plc- ture collections, with verses hy Car- olyn Wells and J. W. Illley.

The Poets, Van Dyke, Drummond

Stevenson and Kipling in leather binding. '-

The best works oi Uhnmbers, Myrt-

ie Reed, Berkley, Fernol, Porter, Wright and Montgomery.

Rebound editions ot tbe latest llc-

'~ tion, best sellers at ......50c.

Souvenir cover, leather, oi the city,

tits any standard size book ....... ..50C.

BOYS' BOOKS, English books by Strung, Collingwood, Stables and Fenn, the great English boys' auth- ors, also Alger, Henty Rover, Boy Scout, Swift and other series. GIRLS' BOOKS- A complete line of Meade. Swan, Bessie, Pansy, Lib- by und Carey series. _

Toy books-boys' and girls' annu-

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llililes, hymn books, prayer books.

Dainty Dolls

iety ot sizes, at 25c to ....... .. $3.50.

Jointed beauty dolls 60c to $1 25

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' including Kodaks, Cameras, Military Brushes, Ebony goods, Safety Razors, 30"” -~--~~~-=1-25-

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ni-1.i'rHs:R coops, travelling teli-

et sets, $5 to $9, iltted toilet cases a to 14 pieces. $3.50 to $111.50; cased military brushes, $2.60 to $4; collar and handkerchief boxes $1;0`0 and $1.25; ladies' purses and card cases. men's bill wallets and card cases; tie and glove boxes, music cases and rolls; handbags, direct from New York, iltted and plain.

BRASS GOODS-- candle sticks, photo frames, inkstands, tern pots, brush and comb trays, 5 o'clock too service, bells, bridge markers. '

HAND PAINTED CHINA- genuine Nippon, hand painted- cups, saucers; 5 o'clock tea sets, chocolate sets,

sugar and cream, tea, sugar _,M-grad, cream, tour-piece toilet sets, vases, brush and crumb tray, celery isets spoon trays, ice cream trays, hat Din holders, hair receivers, -.ghgvtug mugs, [ern pots.

STA'l‘IONERY-- Nice assortment in Holly, Poinsetta, Roses, special draw¢ er boxes, and children's sets-`20o`it_ii

PENS- Waterman's Ideal at $2.50 up and Rltc}iie's Special - boxed at . .-......, ...$1.00.

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This store has won a reputation fu- pretty ties, and this Christmas season .

we are out to break all records.

th We have _hundreds of pretty ties, that you will get struck on right oil. Ties

at YOU may BNC any man, and feel sure that lie will wear and appreciate

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