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INDIAS NEW VICEROY
' Wliy He Wes 'Chosen llnd How _He Hus Fulthfully Served His Country
nina Iluittun ss _many
A Now is the time to think of the new
¢venlngiZ0Wh th? mlgtiehe 'fgladenfff embroidered with silver on the back    b
- seano . ar a ~ -
gierilgglllhlli Paris tells us: W “"1 she ,°a"I¢d H- I»°“ia XVI maliwua . . _ l___~»_.. _ "
The best materials are to be br-n._ Walking Stick. As she left her car ni. _ __ _ i.
miles, gold and silver.t-hreade-d, and slight vlnw 0|-gray Onenwork stocking Who is Sir Uharlcs_I-lardinge, and ship. a Peerage and the repeated Ih afdlhh *D “'°II'hdl“hC\fd mllid H1'
velvet brocaded chiilons, with ahlg-lily could be had and dainty gray shoes why has he been appointed to succeed thanks of parliament. arduous clrcuml_»;tuuces. (ould it hnvo n
raised iigllfei bf0Cad¢l‘1 Sat-ina and Wdth bl'0ad old silver buckles. I“°“I Mlnto B5 Vicewy and g°""m°I"| 0." his return he received th” hilton be-S; mill? l.wt` - . ' I
n1n,n.¢010red mar-quisette and chvlllonn Cap honnetsh Bunn ns the Chmtotte general of India 7 what ig the nw;-et of a field marshal, and was appoint- e sa ai) of a Viceroy _is_250,f_)00 i
It is to be a “still” season in one Corday and other copied from 18th of his sudden and dazzling promotion? ed ccmmander_m'cme"0' the Brmshlrupees B year' that 15 fl-1b.b6t, with t
sense at least; we have nearly got century pictures are galnln fav whence didd” BI"’I“5"' wh” he I““"°'r"‘y' in s“°°°5"i°“ W wem“`3t°“‘ H” allowances ft” cntultainnmm lt 'S d
buck to “the dress that stood alone," from day- to day' still Suk nftn M35 achieved? And what is expected of did not manage the Crimean war “dual for E Vlcdmy t0 he a peer, but g
of which our grandmothers were an ered with ostrich feathhrs continue in Mm I with wmplete success’ but he was no-t “Santini Sh' John Lawrence rc'
proud. popularity, the name as Inst year As Sir Edward Grey's permanent the" a V9tdI`a_h~ The °0h'"h0h_d had delveqn? hamny Only “ner he I°I`t_I“' E
The waist lines are higher than nor- and the vogue for ostrich feathers: und"r's°cr°t“"y at the foreign °m°°' granted to his famlly 8 penswn 'OI dia` - 8 term uf omce h-as varwd’
mul. und every gown has a sash orlgives no sign of warning Dresses and he labwed unseen- and. in the popular £3-000 _a year f0l` Y-href! yeH'l‘S. and the b"t_ ‘S ““‘_1"s"“"_d Id’ he hve Years-
Birdlc uf some sort. These gagheghre imautles as well as hatsvwillbe trim- sense. unknown-. Yet he is not the Dfhaallt Viawllnt Hafdihga Of l-'a~ ‘mnng which I’°"‘°‘I the VIWIUY mhst B
edged with fringing or trimmed .withlmed with this egpennlve d,.co,.nu0n_ first diplomat to become a vioercy_ hdfe- elddat h¥0th0l` 01 the VICHOY- "°.t leave the °"““"y "W" “’I‘I°h h” d_
banded embroidery in cut steel, go1<i` For evening wear many princesse ef- There was the Marqulh dl D“II°I`Ih- still °“3°yf‘ th” 3-“““ItY. Whltli will ““g“*’~ _ lt'
silver orjet beads, very small in size fects will be worn even in the ro- Sir Charles H°'I`d'Ing°' as We may cease at ms death' Lord Mmt0_'ahm’St the mst °f M" 1’
Uulorcd and white rubber beads are nolunccd pailette or tube beadingpov- “III Call him. has b€I0hHed I0” Y9.“I`d The cam" °f the new VIUUGI' '“ayIBalf|OmI'H greater appointments- had I
ulso permissible, ordress, or in the hen,-inn Silks In to that silent, inner ring of states- If” S“`m"“dd lip in two words-Russia “'C"-:dd Very IUYHIIY With L0l`d MOP- if
Sleeves are all short; the long'sleev- `wBy of newness the supple tafl2'tta men whose influence surrounds the and IhdIi*~ H* had Ilved t0 FUIHOVB Icy' He has hee" |"“`tIc“I“"IY Sdccdh' Il
EVENING Germs . s
Applied to the flew Gowns. _
frills and 'long hellotrope silk gloves
THE
“Little more than *wo monilln,
hat brilliant manner he has ofvolc- l
ng natlonul truths, saw fit to sound
_ How Ideas Have Advanced in Yea
The Loudon Daily Telegraph has fin
een attacking what it calls the lux- ki
rioun tastes ,ind cost ui living of 
hc middle classes. ' ,tp
gn," it says, "Lord ifosebcry, in tl
sm QHARLES Hhnmnes . " "'"“"S L'"'i,*,,‘{,,g,*f, ,_,,,,,,,
,l-
rs Affecting the Hlddlt (Sluts.
itely smaller. Amusements of all
nds are cheaper,"and whereas form-
ly the prohibitive prices kept manv
them quite out of ordinary range,
eir moderate cost at' the present
y brings them well 'withif reach of
iousands 'who formerly' would noil
lavc aspired to them."
Among the signs of the time the
la
he note of alarm as regards the un- 'l'alClZl”aIIh |l0t-CB f-lla l§l`0W¢l1 Cf the
oubtcd modern tendency, towards Nfatallrallt habit, thc theatre habit,
XTHAVAGANCE ALL RUUNIJ
(
"Were one to pause for but abrief
pau: and notice the conditions un
cr rrhich we live at the present:
ave ordered their lives anew. Ex- th
ed owning dress of a ,nw years ago have round R place in dancing and very very th,.0ne_ Lord Esnnr has [mln lnllln the ,nennce of war nnon sful in his edorts to conciliate native travngancc has been aided by the na~ lt'
has 1-on-e to its death They are wide theatre dresses They are in rather 'not lived nearer to the heart of her northwestern frontier' For this hulers whose sensitive ‘swings had tu
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in neu or Kimono shape, to m-etch the ,strong colors and -are often seen "““g“' _ . s"I"°,',"e end he '“b"’°" “wt at Teh” efljhsruauif inui c ~ ll
casuut cut. so popular for the trimmed with lace or net. It was 5"' Chaflaa Wl\0 acwrnpanl- “hi t eh as _amhadaaddf at St Peters- _ _ _ “_ "’m\’*"¢"Y dlmdd dt °‘
ll)'ois¢~ A great deal f hi h neckwear wil'l ed Klhg Edward on his tours of bldg- and flllally in Whitehall. I-Iris "‘“I’prl’°sm'”‘ mme” "“"“'° "“I”~ hut- fa
ll~‘l\"cu there the Persian trimming be worn this fall) endgwinter-such as peace. and espccialfiy outhat momen- °f0“'hIh‘E achievement was the A0210- Downing Streeu hm endeavored forlor
has ihtl'hd9d» ~h°5Ihi§ *meh lh hahflillgs hllih Still St0ClfS With l0l1'g jalr0ts_ wus Visit t0 the Tsar at Revap, Russian entente, Fm. more than half fifty gears no assure the native prin-,ith
` here will also be a return ofthe old Ladl' HBNIIUEB. the vicereine-elect. 8' century Imssif* had heed the Hlilht- “eb I' at l' eu th""““S ‘md Paldddd .1
ime “dickie"-s stir! chem-iseltte of remained a bedcllamber woman: to math df I3"ItiSh dlvldmacy- It was 3"’ S”“‘"`°» S" 10"!! ai* thai’ a“"0l`n I"
and fringes. T
' t cn place in reccnt years. The mid- T9
The craze Ion East Indian effects is
responsible for elaborate showin-gs of l
chiliuns, crepes and silks in eastern n
coloriugs and a profusion of barbaric n
Enstcrn jswelcry. m
Tiny bunches of ring'lets are worn l,
with the popular East Indian turhan_ a
They may be put either before or be- a
hind the ear, as suits the style of the
WEBl`Ul`. D
It is the time of popular sales and t
n finishing of suinumexj things. Still, s
here und there on the streets as well a
as lu the private reception rooms of T
the exclusive dressmakers, glimpses o
had. ` d
noted Varisienne alighting from her o
auto one day last week. It was an l
carly empire gown of heliotrope soft w
satin, ve led by 9, tunic 'gray voile t
nlnou embroidered around the hem in C
n design of sunflowers and finished t
with ll fringe of soft silkbraid. The
Such was the costume seen on 9,
a
high belted waist was cut open square l_ a
nt the neck, like an evening dress, I1
but ilu' cdcct was changed by the gray i
und licllotrope scarf of mousseline [-5
de soil' which the wearer had thrown t
negligeutly around her neck. f
She wore n Charlotte (iorday bonu- m
rt ol biuck , velvet with white lace
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SUICIDE OF ANIMALS.
The supposed suicide of animals
raises n subtle problem, and to de-
ny ii, is to fly in the face of deep- _
rooted popular belief. It is just as I
much a natural histor m th how- the ideal man. John Bull's dallgll- dirigihle balloon Zeppelin VI., took
in ter agreed that on the whole they fire after an explosion, while being f
in prefer an ugly man, with B temper warped into the shed, A score or I
' and an enormous alipetita-_S0 thi? more of men were engaged in the t
no _ .
Y .
ever. -~~< the bon.rv.l\eI1rled belief
the adder swallowing its young
the time of peril, the toad living
u mil-is nouule for thousands
years, or the germinating powers of . t
muuuuy wheat. The most ancient
Ill n
oil
myth of the popular collection has N0
rcfcrrucc to the habit of scorpions
illggilw, their stings 'into their bod-
ies wlivn unnhle to escape from fire. O
Exp(-rimcnts have proved the fal-
lacy of the scorpicn’s suicide, notab- The man who tamee her WIII haVe '50' was destroyed in a few minutes. b
ly those made years ago by Dr Lan-
kcstcr of the British Museum an-.ln
l’rof<rssor Bourne. Scropions were A
confined in an extremely hot place-
from which ‘escape was impossible,
mul their frantic gymnastics were
rnrcfully studied with serene and phi-
los-opbic complacency. As in the
ruse of the tortured rattlesnalus bit-
ing his own body, the action Of tha
scorpion in an apparent atcem-pt to
and its sitfcrings by stinging it-Salt
I
was pl|»'i-ly muscular, and Dr Lankes- F
tcr himself compared the action to
llic biting uf their own hands or
arms by unhealthy children in a Pia!"
uxysin of anger. ‘
The animals bring about their own
deaths by violent and abnormal nc-
tions is certain; but if all lthe cou-
tributory causes would be ascertain-
rd it would probably ha ffllllld that
tlu-_y did so under pressure ol some
torturing, pain producing, hysterical
niudncss.
WAS ABSENT-MINDED l
'l`<illUNTO, Sept 15-Rev Father
\'ui|gliax\ had an unfortunate experi-
wwu in Toronto today. He celebra-
unl private mass at Loretta abbey
this morning before leaving for Ni-
nirurn but in the hurry of dellaftdfd
left his purse and railway tickets he-
liiud him. They were found at the
ubbcy after Father Vaughan had de-
iierted und a messenger was rushed
to the Union station with them only
to find that the train with Father
Vllllilhan had left. HG WHS ln B
had state when he discovered his
loss. The property was sent after
ln... 1. ..-nfl.. msn. ...ln 0. ._.-nn-0... §\;;~;" glggigdgsdgxegtgifgg 1§_f___;»;\,'- §,‘,",‘;‘§;‘,,§’,{,,§“§§‘,"‘,‘;‘,,,';{§§§, '1§§§§“'§‘,‘,,,“,§§§{=_ _l°,'§l,°€§‘”f,¥' §.';';‘,“ ,§’.',f,,f,‘;ff,’;i,.§_"_1;',f,"},";,‘? fir
n attashed Com" to wear mth 'V` lngton and her fngnil th St t _ ly Lord (iurzo-n's expedition to ilias-It°“I*1t‘3S» Wlth 50-000300 Of S\1'hl0CtS 8
eck, tailored blc-uses. And the wo- are th; wat rivals olynhe auesélr ist; sa “ ‘ -an mnnire in itself as ,nn as Gen' it
an to whom the low-cut waists are Earl D 5 5 ,nh . It _ _ __ `,nany_ The mc,_.i\.,: 1 t . . _ ~ dl
ecomin can still wear these comfort- orset' At Calcutta She Wm be I lug.) mare. ha” bee" ‘l‘sp"He‘I y S" “ eh lalymg
g _ _ sgyled ugen Exceuenc »» n title , and it is interesting to know that the from 21 I-0 II Elms- add Ohe U the co
blehblonses and he quit; as modish on which Lord Curzonylised to insilslg Viceroyn; "em, cousin' Sn. Arthur ,,-mallet of nhnm js the ,lnm nf Nnw, 8
‘fP;0?lg‘;“Tl1I§:':{t ;l:3I"5h;§c"; ;‘;;‘“;‘;'y;e in the case of Lady Cnnzonl “nth ,Q Hardinge. now ambassadior at Brus- *1ha§dF._ hett" lihdwh aS_ "Rahll." ,n
urple ones are to be thefalbg dis- Dllnctil-ious exactitude that provoked Sala. Wah Salaflted in the early n‘iH2t'i€s whose 'looiooo S"I’3““"5 Iufhlsh B WV-
inctive colorings certain strong comment' - uf accqmpany the Present Ts" Uhmnlle 'Of '£213’000 5 year'
hades Yellow emerald green scarlet The eldest 5°" of the new vI°er°Y his Inman tour' '- -Many -Utheppmblems clnlfmnt Sir th
nd l_D’yal biue are much enmployed Served nn n5_g¢_in_n°n0r to King Ed. There were thus particular reasons ‘h‘_“'IES H“_rd“‘ge*tI‘e °"m°Is’I‘S OI nd
hey are not used lavishly but decf Ward V11. _ for the “I’I’°I"t".I°"t' The "`I“"-""‘Iy had 'Ken' Hlardm to he heard In the c
“tively for the most natty as a The family of _Hiardinge belonged  be a man who would acqu-iesc in :Il;;1SIe;§_c€>hmirn>nst as tthrise \t-ords CU
      my              
. " v _ - _v ' I ‘ I, , ‘ ‘
oHwar;ilhyS:iel1111ng;u;Jifntr;\iin dgnpxgéncy who naistn a regiment for Charles ,_ nn n,,,_0cmt_ I.a,.,iamcnt nun n,.nnt_|in its tone; tueleform cf on Orientnl 
ver the new Soft lusterle-ss taneta Their tombs stil) monldnx- in the ed glmugt g-np,-nmn pon-hrs tn tneipulicc force winch cannot yet under- m
t is attractive hlnt lnnnmnnn as in Church of Melbourne, a village that Sa‘?l`dta\”Y df State. and tht l’\`9Hdht,sta“d thi* .evldenfm I’l°'J°'"°d by wr' m
H1 not Lning"and thereby and to furnished a title to Queen Victoria’s hold" “I that ‘IIIICU Ihsists "W0" hislture or lntlmldatlonds Val“e_lesS_ *‘°‘ la
H “ect “sired it does not first prime nxinlster’ and to the con nre,.0gnt,vcs_ wltn Lord Mnnlny nt _coriliug' to European ideas of justice;
he S. m e . ' . (my of Viggtoria the name of her nani. Whitehall, it was useless to send 8 fhmllid- Illallllil and taxatlfih. l
teh the p”p"1m` fancy to anythmg tal City . prancing pro-consul to India The viceroy is tall of stature, thel?
he degree. Satin hal? ` t. It was the viccroy‘s grandfather The long training of Sir (‘harles lfiddl ‘if Dleaannt tact. Clean-shaven ex- J,
For evening wear some ol thi? Sa ms who lifted the family to eminence. A Haflliniie Will Unable him to \voi-k ircpt for a light mustache, and nn ex- U
fe heavler tha? e‘;m;,a.'.Jd mqlfiltmagé tremendous warrior, he fought under ` with a statesman of strong wi.‘.,tliou- lpffft in thc malidgelllvllt Of Civil Sfr- tr
’.‘I°°“t° B".°““”° ° '°'§h“'°‘*‘ '. t‘ weiung-ton through the Peninsular sands of miles away. ,vents and their <1usi>et@l1f=s- "‘-lf¢1`@ ee
S 0hIY D05S}I’I°_t° mdk” em “P In O Wan had his hand Snct away when Ann there are other advnntagnn Di_ were some who would have me-fcrrcd t
0-wns-of the Slmp1eBt.lmestIll]dtleam' serving Blucher at Liliny. sailed af- plomaéy teaches a, man to -meaS\\i`8iI"'"`d Kn’ch'mer`"th°“gh it Sh°“'I‘l he oe
nmmmg` There me .sl ohbe terwards for India, commanded the ll0D\llaI` CllFl`€IltS. Whillll BY9 at th8"`9memI’e"°‘I that as "I°°"’y "f "‘f'“II v
°““d» h‘_)weV"‘ softer. tfauns _t at forces of the company through six- Iilolllentvcry perplexing in our grentlnot have been available fo1'war-but, 1-
ake yollthful lonkml’ duwed teen battles with the Sikhs, nnll was dependency. 'lille Latin motto of thclou personal- merits, the new mon,
Whh~__________________________________________________ rhwnnded with the g,we,n\,r.g¢._nern1_ Hnprlinge clnn is, "Mc-nn acqun rn-pnslthoilnh n quiet num, should sur:-_e--_l_
THE IDEAL MAN. ZEPPELIN’B BALLOON GONE HOME HELPS ‘SILK TA1LORdlIiI`i#sllITS AND
n (The- Sketch). BADEN BADEN, Germany, Sep--
--- ,tember 14- The filth and latest type
Some English girls have be'en_hol<l of Count Zeppel_in's inventive genius t
ng H Symposium on the subiest Of met with- disaster many, when the
et of the sketch D\ltS thall' aalllla task of housing the aushlp, when
ions into verse . the benzine tank in the rear gondola.
_ exploded setting fire to an adjacent n
beauty man with a. barber S compartment, The explosion of this n
smile. ' compartment was followed by the cx-
A coarse cloth dipped in salt and
wutci' and rubbed over straw mat-
ing will prevent if from turning yel-
low.
Sprinkle a pinch of salt on the cof-
ee before adding the water. It will
:ring out the flavor and help settle
he grounds.
Blankets, when they have been
washed and dried thoroughly, should
e well beaten with an ordinary car-
ct-beater. This has the effect of
er which we 'live until we have reach- , t"
I n time when \vc have practicallylth
iled to benefit by improved methods
otion, higher standards of educa-
on, and the countless improvements
every sphere if life wluch have ta- C”
a Uiasses are the pri-,utcst sufferers, ha
be \|n'1lci'stolul that the term mid-il10
encral tliriftlcssncss. ,th
t
l T
we
mc, it would not be difficult to rea- 'HU
Sc h~.'.'.' profoundly true Lord liusi~-Il’l`l
ier_v's statements were. Rich and'IIh
cor and middle class all seem to 110
ral ilcvclopm-ent of conditions un- lla
e growth in rents, municipal ex-
avagancc, increased rates.
-LOTHE S AND FOOD
‘Meals are not as simple as they
re went to be. Clothes, ag§.in_ean-
t bc said to have increased in
ce. lf anytliiniz, they arc cheaper.
t more of them are worn. They do
t last as long as formerly, or, ra-
er, they :irc not ade to last ng
ng, Any new sgfc in garment or
t is immediately copied by imita-
rs, and to hc out of the fashion ia'
e cnc unpardonable sin."
production, better means of loco- | To SAVE UECAY
‘Is the middle class doomed todo-
y."' asks a correspondent of the
legraph. "The middle class must
rk back to its old habits of thrif
.~ - ¢_
nd for the purpnl,-C nf (1ef,ni;n,n le, remembering that in conserving its
wer, lt must organise itself with
e classes embraces thn.~c whose in- th
me ranges from .C2410 to £500 peg- hi
CX
rec
“It will be generally cancelled that Ilia
csc are hardly as comfortably plus- il"
as were those with slniilnr in-II"
omes some twenty years ago. (ii`_ _ __ _
"FSC, there are many contributory; PHI” ( UST UI" LIVING .
causes to this state of affairs, hut thci '
ct remains. The standard of li\'in»»l '
lzlier than was fuinisilv the L s ` lm
nnum. 'hu
HE S'l`ANl)ARD Ol" LIVING. I “III
e same self-restraint ami whole-
arteduess that the lahouring class
s done, and then it will be able to
acl. from Parliament that justice
l deference that f\ii|.;ht invariably
elves. By sell-sceriflce and o'rg~an-
tion alone will it be possible to
Lrt the threatening doom of the
iddle class." '
'Every day we have u fresh a¢_
this particular gi,-(-in in ,lnninndlv cumulatiou of evidence of the world-
itest against the rising; cost of liv-
3 -.~a‘e.It_
ay be that improved ed-ucation in If'
Fgely responsible for the fact, or 'I
that improved travelling facilities In
lr." says the Westminster Gazette,
allafla. the Ijnitcd States, Ger-
ally. italy, and Austria have all
cir national uprisiufs in irotest -
ave brought it about, but it remains th
uc that we expect more from lifelfi
an we did in otlwr days. Strenu»lI'~
us competition has bro\u;ht in itslm
ain the desire, nay, almost the n@_.f'1
Salty. fOr lrrcatcr relaxation, enil`°"
h result has been a modern supplvltl
f luxuries impossible of attainment CI'
5'ai`S ai-Zo, when thc dcnmnd was in
, 'IC
is l ii
ainst the liiglutr scale af prices.Now
is Francc's turn. A deputation in
wait on the French Prime Minia-
r to urge him to alleviate the mis-
Y Hi the workers, and thisdcputm-
on is lrcpared to suggest the inw-
ing of both thc Customs and tho
troi dues.”
~ or:-mu AUTUMN msmous. t
B.
A I‘AWNi.lli()KER'S AUCTION
'A deaf man coming into the auc~:
ion room while a sale ’s in progress
might believe that the nucfioneer is=
n automation for he stares strai htl U
Si'lk tailored suits for early autumn l ly
No fiunicking lady H pet. plosion of the sixteen others. There
r dandified fop can ever begllila was a gush of flames developing in- 8
The militant Suffragctte. tense heat, and the whole structure
be Nothing remained of Count Zeppe-
making the wool light and soft and
giving the blanket a new and fresh
ppeanancc.
In choosing poultry see that the
eak and claws of the fowl are soft,
Designed on a sterner lllan- lin's latest .mode1, except a tangled
kind of *modified chimpanzee. mass of aluminum frames. The shcd k
Magnificent ugly man. also became ignited but the flames
were' extinguished without serious 1
deal man is distinctly plain- damage. Several workmen were k
Dark and of medium height. burned but none fatally, The igni
not stiff and horny. The bones uf
young fowls are soft and easily bro-
en. .
When frying eggs sprinkle a very
ittle flour in the grease. lt will
ecpl the grease from spattcrlng and
wear are hcing turned out by every
famous Parisian dressmnker. Whil-e
cut that is meeting; approval shows a
With a simple costume of this sort
borough or a very llat hat trimmed
with a huge bow. Closcditted tur-
'iolded-over shirt, with n little patch P
of black just above thc fret, suggest. ure fluttering like the flanks of alud
ing a petticcat. Dnrk cdloriiigs ure spent horse. The auctionecr‘s profit' th
favored, especially black. 'llhc big re- IS
vers, culls and so-called pctticout are m_
usually of blnck ,eating when the suit I"
_ - ` - 8
cforc him with seemingly .mseeingl I’
eyes, his lips moving ceasclessly andf th
apidly and with a machine-like mo~~I If
the bandedin skirt is fashionable. 3 ti ' ' ‘ ,- ' r
tc '
on, which contlnwn to make m|nn.v('l
s at- the time apparently without af
nuse for brcnth, while his cheeknl tl
issiou is thc greater according as; co
s sales arc more, it is to his inter- 'cr
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A VALUABLE ORGANIZATION.
(Ottawa Journal.)
"By its battles for public nights the
nion of Canadian Munrcipalities has
arned the gratitude and should ha/vc
e recognition of every municipal cor-
oratlon in the Dominion."-Toronto
obe.
The Union of (Zanadian Munlcipalit
es, whose annual meeting recently
iourned_ is occasionally a target for
c irjurious species of public crank
in a commission, and, as his com- | whose conception of public scrvico
nsists principully in kicking at oth-
pcoplc without doing anything
material is of another color, as darklcs
,large hatsnarc worn, either the Goins- 
ban effects are immensely poriular 
t to keep things moving nf. top ll,
blue, prune and green, which are pop- ‘_*I’°°‘lf I"_" UI” l""‘l'°"".V hd hi Sdlllhlll Ml
ular shades. 
of little value fo make dclayi 'gig
ortb while ou the chance of run-|
cle, D
"Number 3'Jfl-gold filled cusc,Svriss`.,i,l
ovcmcnt" (thc use of the uomiun-fn
with low-cut e\ emng gowns. But the tn
l‘arisicnne’s sense of fitness dictates.
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, _ . _ ” the eggs will fry a hnnutifnl brown, Ito her that a slim outline figure init,
Forceful and calm. With a m"de"aI'-° tion ol the benzine occurred While ;__ severe tailor-made must be topped by lt,
brain, _ - w0rkmal‘r_ Were \"hl?aE‘3'd_"‘ °1ef‘:"'“I“g a hat whose note is emphatic. The [ln
And 5 fa_b“l°us. appetite; th” machmeryi durmg which the ben' SCHOOL DAYS. Ipoint is to know just how emphatic n,-
Affection little. 111-tampa? mhdh” zine holders_ were open. The cause _ ____ to bc_ In that knnwlengc the Frcnnn I
That’s the only man to suil-.th t ofrthe ignition' nas not been ascer- whenns my coat ._, wherein my ,mt -_, woman cxccls_ H
or, ohh! there H Iwtldhg 0" ea* ° tan;c<;-8 dzeepslln Videdgkflgissenégf where.. my 'runmecic 7 ----__-. ,-,
tolw Pad ‘WF “B m . Wonder whcre my g1'ammar's at? n
Tho masterful, ugly brute.v tr1ps,_ covering ;l]1on1t3g6000p;r;iE€g:ln;l Help mc find it, quicki ! QAVFD BY FI OCUTION .A
¢'a""Y1“g more B . . ` ' Wl r~' 'u 'fy1esson. pai’ ` ' U ‘ ` r
on1c1N on YANKEE- 'rue nights of the _ulrlgnue were ,‘,F,,;r’§.;“f,'n’, 50,, foo, l.,,,e -_, r ~--_ __ VI I
h h _ Hu ‘made regularly, often in unfavorable Hnrry up an. help me mn? [_ lghtc ltznarng l;::ere[illmii|itvfJmE~l€c  T
A Dutch professor as een luxe ' weather. yu be late to snhooh ‘ill “_ I “F ~_ _ _ ,__
--file he °"gi" °‘ ‘;‘.‘2..‘."".';‘ ..“.I‘.1 ...NC nsaisimms' . \"'f.li..£1‘.l.‘;i1 ‘"?.'°l.l..““‘¥L‘.$f335;“g..... -
liegl  fgp "EhlZII5h»" He 'GlIlEE1:I‘1Il\:G 'TO TAFT J(;my S Ihr?-“iid IT-y me sway” ‘scarcely the time to maintain a bot ll
tlfadhls? the word to the time of' the ' V ON HIS BIRTHDAY Yn:l’S’\vf:;°“l)l(Bf;,in. yeitffnnan fire in a wood stove, nwigoruus up; n
Dntnn occupation in in mu Xenséielz BEVERLY, Mliss-. Sept 15-Pres# An' you had it nn. iisfninai.; hl;a\Jf;:]l§M{>1;:1_;0“'::f ,,
when New York _ was New m- dent Taft was fifty-three years old Help me try to find it mn, 0 I-h ' ,_
_ _ - . _ _ ' ' . cl - 1 .~| u
dam' It was V m l~l6iI:4  Nivf, today and celeb: ated ' his birthday T other one S 'S00 Wd* glam  dh Itlillnkilgvgllcns f.\§lIl)lee_ ll
fl
. . - ~ ' . . - ICIII S if
AmSt‘tIi(fil;mGl?¢;fIr[l§riti;ein was at war anlmvellsmllhQutslégramgliiflsciiigiflftlfi Hgellt m'n1nf;_)llm(l,,;,§' pa' 'l`ll0 tramp kh‘>"h9d dt th” ‘I"""-
glhilzfx éonann and c0nlli¢|_g across in {1;u\:§;f “Ima of them coming from meme” le ' As thc womnu opened it the tramp I
America between the English and the King George of En-g1nnd_ Annt Delia-HeI_e,H m .0 ,f an wa _ _stepped in. _
_ Y J ls! Y. Y Y. .. . 1 th cents at u time. Thus s doll-ar and R
Dutch colonists. The Englinh :zrnlltfinfla Torrey non; her love. The president Hem.s my coat and n8t__ ‘ Income to _a.et|a_col\1pxe_oTh em
d . ., l ann iucei, ca m y e wo
the mltch n;SIl@\;lcIII' dII‘InI¢‘I'° bgothers gD"e~d lslumng “le alh‘grIéi:gtillhthAlI€ll]il; wonder why my thmtg-5 can I' amy  fell; buck) Aa pace. tha," She thftw
gsrlidltsn statesmeu who are at the ggtyf' anzmglfnqént he ate n birthday OlYI;2e,reI1hiTl;,ye';,;d R knock ‘ up both bonds in the air. S
’ ' ' ~ . . - ~ . ' ' 1- ' ' ' l" .l " l.
time assisted lu directing the affairs ,inner mth hm friends' the M¢M,l. C , I nt t H Oli, William, William sie ciiel
l _ 100- I-'I 0 Y. ll . t _
of Holland, One was Jan and the lans. of Cincinnati. Wh" haV¢ 3 Sum' Pretty nearly nine o'cloc'k- whyhfm with dm tyoud.c0me U
\ ~ _ n was known as n . _ M T ft ' ' _-, . _ nighti The tramp s are H
other`(Al')I‘lll‘¢fltHill> bvlirges combine make gm, 225-; nea'I’heeh‘;chah;e gf nlgsslail All HE’ht' ma' Gund bye' T `w M "NU'1tY-" lla |m\ll‘m\ll`Cd- Why
Kees' or Yankees and this com- ev' .th ‘Kin Geo,-gn was nn fol. ' L ` not?" he asked alD\ld-
Hlarhtlfoellgswas used to ,designate the lggslsvfvl g \ "0l\. my 10°F- i»""’I" wIIII“m»"
n ' .
same manner as today -» Se 15 1910 cried the woman, “mayhe WC Can Kat
The waist line is rising again.
All the old laces are in great
Nngue.
1- treat many seperate coats BW
SUEII.
Dark blue and black are favorite
costume colors for cont suits.- '
Walsts of black chiffon, rnarqpilsst-
tes and volles are prominent.
New toques and turbans gelltfally
have sharply upturned brims. -
Among the new shades for this fall
is "pole nord," s gsayish blue.
The mushroom shape returns ver!
htfflnzly in fall milliuery styles-
Fau muor-means very seronuiy rs-
ilect the "hoblblo" ekirkldea of
aris. - "
Two-toned plumes and enormous
Pink poppies mm some of the latest
Dntch in the ‘ _ _ Balmoral, pt . i _ _ T t Th ,H \ h-
H :gvgnnnaml Brother on “1te:i1,isvHa:guh,If:rn you my heartiest IN CIIATHAM STREET began to rise ' A `
im. - ______________._______.,____,._._._-_-_-_-_~,-.~.~_~_---: _ » - -- "S _ _" he paid, "I ain`t your poor
------.-_-.-,-.-.-.-e,-_-_-_-_-v-_-_-_-_-_-.~.~_-_-.-:---'--*ff-~‘-'~‘-`-‘-'~‘-'-'~"""` """" CfJllKI`3t'»IlI)‘_"I-gag; on the 'mmversary CHATHAM' N_ Bw Sept 15__.p0]jce. willi:,Yn_ Nuts if 1 “now myse]f_ 1
' of yO“r(Slir ed)y`-'GEORGE R 1_" man Walter Coughlan lies in his come after them pies." The woman
   "T His llgziesty Kin!! George Bal- hhma tuday severely wounded as the wnn walking up and down the floor
, 0 ml England ~ ' ' result of a shooting affair last night w,~ingln`g npr lmn<ls_
..;n(;hn_nk your 'majesty sincerely in the hill district. He was passing "They told me you had broken out
ordial mess ge of today. al0D»iZ St Alldfawa Btfeat. l10a\”B\lCh' of jail," said the woman, “and one
f mr your cwignen) --VHM H_ TAF'p_f» ley'n store, when from a dark alley. of them came early today looking
hall; k velvet hat facing in no re. _ ' __ ____ _ - a. shot was'fired hitting Him in tho fm- y0u_" The tramp sat weakly in
ac ‘ ' _ _ ‘ right leg just above t e nee. n chair.
port has it. t0-ht °"°“ "Wm popu VIS'TI,9€Y WF£.;0HSnr:AT|;I(iI;II~?1;JIS,T?,; Three other shots were fired ...in "Me?” he gasped. "what for-'?A"
LA TO p p 0 _ .. . ._ ~ _
ln, on nngnmn hats than l, has been “bm and wsum; in the Sontn Amen" .quick succession _and one bullettwent They ll ‘hung you, sunt, said thi-I
_ th uh lis uniform coal' a the w man. Oh, William! Quick! I
In .sllmmlf Ifllllllthgghvr with the drenay elections are' NNT,tT‘If:::el;;?|:e';;s 3;' shhthlder, ‘while another whistled past héhr some one coming!" The tramp
toni; iglnllle-aged Women are going Um°“I~s4Is1(ke “da t 1 D n ‘close to his neck. _ waited for no more. Clapping his
th black chantuly coat lined I1“h°" » I’ pe” "I i The alley was pitch dark and all hat down over his ears, hc leaped
t° “Be ° . sI““t“>W°“ 1" pI°t°"°' h ill ee was four bright flnnhea th ugh the lo-or and crashed
wi'f'2r::lg:onsIl`ir|;l1l mllhcresse in fa’vor. Flt'¢Pht"I°I‘ (;I°?;‘“t°;IMI’;`d'I£I°" ?°t"m' of  H H8 made hla WHY *-0 the tlihgilgh the woods like a scared
c attendant 'nt the show-case,_ D
assing the article toward the nuc-'
'oueeiz “Five dollars four dollars
eel' of unredecmcd pledges in not so
als. Philology und articulation are
inc, sev for seven, fi ffm five, fo for
our, tit for three, tee for’t\\'o, and a
ee for dollar; and employs the old
f the dollar, not only to reduce syl
ubic confusion. but to prcvcut the (1
'aising of bids less than twenty-livc
cvcuty-five cents, dol-six, liikcwist-?I‘
1
vc “watch” is s\1|>erflu>us;, (el-leg) 0
hall
iree dollars. two dollars, one duly IM sets with fluccinctly the prlncin'
r," is the form of that function-Iles _‘md ”I’*'°ct°' of the “mom which
y’s clinnt, licginiiilig at the top am' __ _ _
irice und running it down until it isl 1' III” Iunadmd I’°"I’le sham ' "Ot
nccptnn hy n n,n,\n,»_ when it may bei be rulcd hy .any irresponsible mono-
ui up again! However the auction- VUIY-
cniuelvcs, The Union of Canadian
inlcipalltics have done splendid pim-
work, mul the men \vl\n have been
_ _ niost nci:i\'c in it, one of the most per-
ng up the price of any smixlv 1*-Plsistcnt and ctnsii-itcnt, is ex-Mayor W.
Lightliall, of Montreal, past pra-
cut and present secretary, deserve
1- sincere l.,l‘atitudc uf the (lauad-inn
ople.
ll paper read by Mr. Light- '
before the ‘recent meet-
2. They nhnll not submit to mo-
rodigul of time and vocal effort asltliods of fraud or corrupt-inn. _
0 use the entire word “~do\1ar," or| 3. There must be no pci'l1l‘-tllal
to mnkc two syllables of his nume- fruncliises.
4, (iur heritage of natural resour-
arrificcrl to celerify. Six and eight ces ai’l.,ctlng municipalities must not
rc the only two numbers he pro-lbc sold but leased, if not publicly op-
ounccs in full. He says ni for f-rnt¢.l_
5. ' (ine ,_-_-eneration cannot legislate
nay the rights of another. l
G. Municipalities must control their
"Im" Y""k ~"I‘IIII"g*3"`t“'eI"" _“_“‘_I “lstri-tts (subject to rcu.~:onnblc passage
all cents-in the verbal suhdlv|sion|,,,,. tn,.,.,,,g.h Hncsn
7. Each Uannrliun shnll have a lair
enl from all who ure granted corpor-
te or other public prl\‘ilCi!<‘S-
il 'L' 0. council must al
. e oour or - - '
a quarter becomes dnl-tee; a dollar _  my _ _ ~ , (I t cn_
and a half, :lol-fo; and a dollar andl““~“` ex'I`t’.IH'c nm] cmumc U
irrc thc fhlr llc1.’.. _ V
ly 'rhn mn ..f ,lin poorest citizen
bids must 'aulvanccrnt least twmty | " _ _ ' _ . _` th “ h
r
live cents. at u time, since in :ul-,"f_"I;l "ff '“‘f“I;|_  i;‘_;'i'éI`c‘ondiS0f,`s
vance of twelve and n ball cents is_I“~‘l-"’;‘I’\f`ir"`_ ‘ ' ‘ '
ut f the ue:-ition, and _‘usb advuu- ah( -" ` "-< _
:les rl; iiveiqtou or favour.; rr-nts arr=I 'l`h“~*`” 11"" I'I‘"'I‘I"‘ to which every
impossible' Articles of very triilinl'l(`nnurli.\n not l>L’l`~‘=<>h"lIY ‘If Ilhanclalufd
value are occasionally biddcu up in,i'ill'1`f’-`lf`d I" -*"'l"t` “th” Im” “I Ideas
cents to be slirr, hui. thc ucc'es::ltymi!~f. slllisclilir. Anil thc Union of
:lnadlan liiuuiripulitlcs has for years
all White, in Haiperi- Wm-';ly_ f.;u_ hi intl-lliucntly for these ideas.
glycc-rlue to prc\'c|\i shriukiu-I. ,
ini: corn; the suult tollglwlis the ker-
rub thc marble with n out lemon dip- s
llfiLUliBLE HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Paint wooden pulls and tubs_ witn scallops ol ai towel or other linen.
lu order lu avoid raising d\lSf.,
, ., sprinkle matting on hardwood floors
Do not use salted water w len boi - l with damn sawdust before Bwe°ping_
The sm-ret of keeping chamols skin
n,.;n_ and chamols gloves soft and supple
To rcinove iron mould from marble is to hung them up to dry while still
onpy_
perl in common null. when blacklng the stove mix the
When frying- mush dlp the slices hlnck lead with turpentlne. The pol-
first in the white of an egg. This ish .will shine more brightly and last
C d cases vanity b0xes, as well as Farr* d°,_I*’°t° e ns I ° FII” police station and summoning ann- moose, and .the woman sat in the
makes them crisp.
I
' better.
ar tt I arasol handles and buck- MICE- Gal” T°W“ wfnt “Und U“I°“ ther policeman the two went back to chair he had vacated and lauglwfl.
'owne “Llp fit lst: V the alley, but could find no onelwlllle n great grey cnt came out 01
Ie; are m:‘; Ilutch collars rufh con- JB:m0B0h baht hh* Nhtlhhallht UP' around.  ' a corner and blinked at her with
yrou n . -
_ ~ _ : l l- r Mat 1-104 t0 502~ B thi time his boot was full f l _ 
“nu” In "'v°r'th `Ill,1;',;(;t’:,n‘:-'if-Iycllll an I 0Genernl Botha, lddfalalhg t-h0 aa- blodd, atlid when he reached Dr Lot- ‘ca‘%h,ell?wdy!" gurgled the woman.
li 9022;" mtnee tendency in ,,, .-,fp/‘humbled crowd at Pretoria. after his ler's he was sent to his home. and “nin't that the best ever? An' they
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I" ° "7 - \»-~t- l le t said. I shall do my it t will he laid up for some time. N 'l lt v uldn't pay t0 take them
:haul plamlnstlhlce: orwlitlllennwonfll( h' sz-. lg stamp out rnciallam. ‘ mos 'arrests have been made' as yet. U .;Irl»‘ci\ti¢>|‘\ Ulcssous!"-Dallas News.
n u genre . _
Never try any lirass or silver pol-
ish on lacquered ware. It will mean
relncqurriug if you do.
Unless cake tins have been well
greased, it is difllculty to dislodge
the contents when baked.
Manicure scissors will be found in-
valuable ln cutting the huttonholed
When next making a chocols/tl cus-
tard or icing, mid just a little
ground cinnamon. The change in
flavor is delicious.
When putting pudding desserts on A
cake of ice, if a newspaper ill first
spread over the ice the dilhol Wi"
not slip off, _ ‘_ _ _ __
. .