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Fit Reloriii trousers are iiiade for o g egge , o t» egged, slim legged, fat legged, bow legged and
,,‘§_°“g_`,  all Sorts of legged inen, $3, $~i and $5.
*"“‘3 ` A great iiiaiiy _have found that We keep the best clothing and sell the cheapest. It you have not been
our customer 1t’s _]ust as Well for you to call and see throught our different departments Mt ley can
_ be saved oii e\'oi°y purchase
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.CROWDED SUBURBS.
sign and-build another along side, the
two to go on one titty foot plot of
ground.
The foundation is composed of 6”
' i_locust posts, upon which a 6” x 6” sill
(bpyi-ight, 1899, by Charles \Villard
Ijghtou, Architect, N. Y. City.
(This is the seventh in the series of
3 illustrated Architectural Articles
especially for us by the well
' is placed and strapped to the posts. In
placing a post of this kind in the
ground,a part of the post where the
earth is to be filled in around same
should be tarred and the ground well
tamped ; the bottom ofthe post should
on large rough field stone, the larger
gqmnaing in our daily edition, pre- be cut so as to set square and plumb
Architect Mr. Charles Willard the better. The veranda space of this _
who will be glad to furnish house is ampte ; -part of the rear ver- 
na ` ' ‘ - -
¢ ders any further inf`-rination de- auda could be turned into a conserva-
Address him at his ofiice,
ms ke the most attractive su-
residences of low cost. The de-
illustrating this article you might
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about architecture iii general, orii tory by placing temporary sashes on
g designs illustrating these articles in h: nd rails,whieh rails are shiugled from
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the door up
C0dw_ay,N. Y. City.) _ Iuentering,ihe main staircase presents any
lonial and Queen Anne types attrac ive feature Under the arch leading
from the parlor and hall and in the hall
is a well planned staircase with two
turns, a cos seat with arch over it in
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a type of this combination of Arch- A front of window. Rising three steps on
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hecture. As suburbs of large citiels are fthe staircase we find a window of stain ed
or leaded glass giving light to the ball
up and becoming crowded, you.
say, the demand for houses that
narrower in frontage and deep,
Diller than wide frontage, spreading
tveragood deal of frround. This de-
can be put uponca 2.5 ft., or even a
lot and would present an exceed-
attfsctive perspective, if it was
as ii doube house : i_e. build one
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that cause IS
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great deal of pity
on these poor
women. Our condemnation Of
European institutions is doubtl€SS all
but we had better save a little Of 0111'
Bud lavish it right here at home. The
wife and mother who labOl'5
noon and night, in the close con-
of the home is iri some resP¢°‘S _
off than the abused Peasant-woman.  i 5
enjoys fresh air. Sl!!!-Egg” ami ‘ HALL i IT 1ox1'l
exercise and retains t a mos s
women, ever busy in U16 C1059
of the home, get delicate and soon
weakness and dcraiigemenr of ;~
elicate ferriiiiirie organs. Corifirieniciit : _____-_i ” L_
the house riiris down their health and -_ 55"*
suffer from internal ulceratioii and
giving rise to deliilitatiris
ii the system. Dr. Pierce’s Fav_or_ite
makes the important feminine
that are the cradle of the f2C¢»
healthy and vigorous. It is invalu- E]
en er 0 i
a up until the day baby was born
had a ve easv
and stair,and also a very plasing effect.
h s an open fire place, flues for which
answer for the ran e in the kitchen, a
connection with hot. water. The dinin
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Nothing so many times Paw for itself as accommodations ._ House primarily 1_8 oiip- golziiehpgsuakfgseda _ 0 _ _ _ .
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. ~Piercc‘s Common Sense 1\Iedica';Ad» =\,` a apt or use uring e W oe year. rom . ea-st cirt-izfjd. mist eiioew - .A - ~ ~
User. Now for a_limited _tiui_e, an editioi; Ak ‘A Lalrge oP?n fireplace in Paqor' gauge, §i5;,1g:p:ros?‘Ql-1IIJuP5l‘;3b<i2;‘;;;1lgf1;¢)r.%il,)3llE;iGARRET. fOI'Il], Wllfih thC Plallt FOOC. It I`Bqllll'eS»
rear and has an _entrance to the rear'
veranda through a glass door.
Special attention is called to the walls
and ceilings of the parlor and dining
room. Walls are covered,with canvass
and paper. The ceiling is treated in
the same way. The canvai and paper
after being placed on joistsjii x 2”
moulded strips are placed on the canvas
and nailed to the beams lo form panels
of about 2 ftsquare on the ceiling. The
Wains coting is panelled and is 6"' 6’
high leaving a space above,about 2’ 6”
for papering. This combination of
panelling and wainscoting will appeal
to every one with artistic tastes.
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN .
The second story has three good
large bed rooms taking into considera-
tion the fact that the house is but 20 ft.
wide. All rooms enter into the hall.
Ample closet space. The front rooms
which is 14’ 6”’ X 18’ 2” may be cnlaiged ‘_
by leaving out the two closets ou
the lift and placing another closet in _
_same position as tlic one at the right.
_ All the rooms on the second floor enter
ithe hall. If a bathroom is il~sired, the
` bed room in the rear could be made into
two rooms,one for a bath and one for a
‘ smaller bed room. The attic is planned
for storage room onlv and is iioored
§‘ with rough timber. it being reached by
_ 9. scuttle in the or-ntre of the hall.
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in second story. Balcony in rear oft _
second story
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C Cost: $2200, complete. The esti-E A ° " C ,
mate is based on_New York prices tori _ _ ` _ » 
labor and materials. In many sections ‘ _ C _  f
of the country it should be less. '
tiiiiiiiit  
Constipation aired by Dr. Chase
Kidiiey-Liver Pills -
0 remarlrable cure effected by Dr. Chase's
Kidney-Liver Pills. Mr. los. Gardiner was
for forty years the victim of indigestion, con-
stipation, and violent headaches. Nothing
seemed to have the desired effect until he be-
gan the use of Dr.- Chase's Kidney-Liver
'lls, and they etfcctcdacompletc cure. Mr.
Gardiner write : `
“ I have been u-oubledforoverdoi-tgulymrs
with indigestion and constipation. vi d go
fortwowecksatatime. At intervalslwould
be taken with violent headaches. I spent
dollaraanddollarsin vain.andwa.s_6nall _ad-
visedto use Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver l’ills.
and must say that they arctlieouly remedy
that _gave me permanent relief. Iwould not
be without them for Qything. '
Dr. Chaae‘s Kidney-Liver Pills, me pill!
dose. a5c. abox. Atall&lHl.0l'&lmau|U.
&ss R Co. T arouse. ,
ulfering caused
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llr. ll. W. 6htsse’s
_lllllimollll ls applied
Besides the intense agony caused by the
itching, burning sensations of piles, there are
other symptoms which produce restlessness and
at times excruciating pains known only to the
victim of piles.
What would one give to be free of this
terrible disease? And yet there is a cure-8
positive cure-which does not cost much audi!
not painful or difficult to apply.
Dr. A. W. Chase’s Ointment is, so far as is
known, the only absolute cure for blind, itch-
ing, bleeding and protruding piles. It gives
relief at the first application .and affords a. per-
fect cure in the most aggravated cases.
Mr. Isaac Foster, Erieview, Ont., Says! "1
was troubled with itching piles for two years
and could not sleep at night. I was halfcrazed
and tried- everything. Finally seeing Dr.
Chase's Ointment advertised I tried it_ and
found it good. After a second application I
found relief, and one large box cured mc.
Have never been bothered since, and I can re-
commend it to all suffering from the same
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Dr. Chase`s Ointment is for sale by all
dealers, or Edrnanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
hom Bath, Ont., comes the particulars of-
H Qaaseeeeoee
Qwmqmmew
 Worth 35 pei' cent more. at
- Lisiinnns IN Low Pains
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have bought 'right and there
fore can
' The exterior of the tirst story is tin- i 
Yished off with sheathing placed on StudS§
_ai d a layer of buildingpaper placed on
same; than clap boards on this. These
clapboards are mitred on corners giving ‘
_the same effect as shingles. Ver-
7_on veranda hand rail which is shingled
; as above. The remainder of the house,
iincluding roof ard towers, are all shin-
? gled. Tower has a shingled band with
l ramp rail, having terminals set on
’ sa me and formed from white line. Fol-l
li wing we givea technical description of
this design.
General dimensions: Width, 20 ft.;
_di pth, including verandn, 53 ft. Heights
iof stories: First story. Qtr.: secbiiil
i storx, at side walls, Sf _ S in ,iii centre
l of rooms, c-pen 10 rcof.
, Exterior Materials: Foundation,
4-. ‘ v- - . -H »
pos.s; first story, clapoo:i.d~_, se-c..d
story, gables and roof. shingles.
Exterior Finish: Ceilings and side
§ :Yoda columnsare turned and set square gi
f right. ' You want
Boots-
and want them real
Cheap
See our
Ladies’ Shoes for
See our Misses” Shoes for
65:: _
See our l3lo~.v Bouts for
P-'zi
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Refrigerators,
Lawn Mowers,
Ice rea m Freezers, _
_ Window Screens, _
Screen `Doors,
A large variety. Very cheap r
Dodd & Rogers. _
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to nursing mothers and overworked _ P ,h  ‘i xiiiis ocfiiiigi aio: l;ii;€ri§g.n covireariii- Au hues marked low' ' We manufacture complete Fertilizer used in preparation...
A11f»-di@f»@d-a1efSSf=11_it- i   Scoring Gft- 61118- high with Sh<>1f<>av» Dried :Blood Bone Llosa
i001: Dr. Pierce's Favorite PresCri1l‘\%i;0:e»;' i i I ill P81101' Bhd dlHl!Jg IOOIII. All Olllel' _ ‘  
'S‘,,§’_'_ J; P d .- f N°° 6 “ga” ` r i ll _ rooms in hcligse cpliled with narrowuN. I H B  i al-(1 
el <i _< ii. 1 _ rv _ t s ’ 1;' C. ine boa s. rim staircase. e ow e . - - - -
 ;?ielaT?oi'Td1§;11ortbitime_ Snclggdggii  ping. All interior Woodwnrk ygl-ain_ Q ‘ . 3,CCl`llIll1lat€d 111 kllllng of hogs, combined with
Potasll Salts and Nitrate of a
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Srensa ucdi A ciatioii Buffalo porch is enclosed by lattice work and wh,;;$i,,d lgeautiful Dm tus, 1,-ee, 300;; Mch 28-2aw&w4mo
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bicycles. Window seat in hall. W. C.
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