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,A The Hewson*
A Textiles.
_ Issued in connection with
40 per cent Common Stock at par
idend ives a lot of information
Com any’s, Counseis and So
The subscription lists close ]
Prospectus and an Applicaticri
- F. B McCURDY £3 CO..
St ack Exchange,
Halifax, Si. john, Montreal, Sherhrnok, Sydney,
Charloitelouil and St. _\ohn's, Nlld.
Members Montreal
.Lsml%_ed.i'  I
Prospectus ` f
an offering of, 6 p.  Bonds
and 7 p. c. Preferred Stock of that Company wit i 9. bonus gf
_ _, g _ _ regarding the fo .owing sub-
Jects in their relation to the Hewson Business. _ _
Purposes, History, Opportunity, _Profits, Management,
Propertle-, Location, Raw Materials, Labor, Products and-
Capacity, Market, Security, General Conditions, Letter from
p _ licltors, Letter from Auditor,
Letter from llianager,Letter frmu the Presiden,Fr nl: Stanfield,
right is rt->*.crved to close them at any time.
We shclll be glad to fur iish you with 1 edgy of the
Form.
Pure I Wool
and accrued inte 'est or div-
anuary zoth. nlz, and the
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MARITIME snci.-RITIES.
Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-
Curdy & Co., Stock & Bond Brok-
ers, Members Montreal Stock
Exchange, 164 Richmond
St., (.'harlottel:own.
Banks.
.I'an. s, 1912.
A k
Brit.ish......      145
(7->mmerce......   _____21g 215,
Bid.
Moritreai......   ........2~l8
Royal .... ..   ....__2‘Al
New Brunswick......  .......260
246
218
258
Now Scotia. X.  .......27'1 no ‘
Miscellanoous. `
Acadia Fire     ......100
Acadia Sugar pfd....  ,_.103
Do.. Ord......    73
Brandram Henderson c0m__,,20
U. B. Elec. com...   
East. Can. Suv. at Loan_....140
Eastern Trust........ ....... 
Halifax Cold Storage pfd___101
Halifax Fire......   ....102
Mar. Tel. & Tel., com.......... 40
Do., Pfd ........   ..._,..100 95
N. B. 'l‘elephone......  ....101 97
Nova Scotia Car lst pfd_,____66
Do. 2nd pfd   
Do. 3rd Did   
D0. common  
Stanfields, l’fd._...... ....105 103
Do., _com .... ..  .  05; 63
Trinidad Electric .... .. _ ..  77 74
95
100
70
15
50
137
152
98
99
90
45
33
21
Bonds. .
Brandram-Henderson 6‘s. . .100 95
C. B. Elec. 5’s............ ......955 95
Chronicle 6’s...   ......l01 09;
Halifax Train, 5's...... .........102 100
Maritime Telephone 6’s......l06 104
N. S. Steel lst Mort. 5's...95} 94,
Do., Debenture Stocir.........105 103 _
Porto Rico, 5's...    ...90 89
Btandelds, 6's...   .H1025 101
Trinidad Tales. 6'B...... ......10l. 90
Trinidad Elec., -5's...    92 89
MONTREAL STOCKS.
....1
Jari. 10 '12
Open Close
29%,- 29§
692
58;
Cement
Detroit
Dom. Steel
Power
Rich Az Ontario
Rio De Janeiro
Hllawlnigari
Toronto St. _Ry.
194,
123
112;
124;
135;
194;
123
112%
124;
136
__K_..__-'_-1-
May 99; 100;
.Illly 94; 95
May 16.10 16.17
July 16.30 16.30
\ FOR YOUNG GIRLS. ‘_
ggi' considered correct for ii y ng girl
GRAIN
w neat '
PORK
.___._..~1._-i-
__Z_ 
_______i_l__.i-é-_--_-'-
Simple Scarfa and Nluffs
~ In inexpensive Furs. l
rouse olllr/s runs.
The simple fur nccklet. ` or shorl
stole, with li mud ot modern e size. ll
| Neurseal, minx.ottcl‘nnd cilin liilla an
used for childrens sets. '1`be`\lliustrn
tion shows nnlud' finished vv h threl
large scallops; also a neck art oi
. beaver. These are worn with a cill
nnlrion brown coat in one ol' neu
.mixtures The cont ls finish on
with big buttons ot leather an gilt
NEW YORK STOCK S.
Jan. 10 '12
_ Open Close
Atchison 105 105;
Amer. Srrieltem 711 723
Amal. Coppnr 65k 66
Brooklyn ll. 1'. 7s 78;
f`. P. 13. 2325 2325
Erie sci ai
Lehigh volley 152; 1841
Northern Pacific 115% 1161
Reading 1491, 150;
Southern Pacific 1097, 1097,
Union Pacific 167
ll. S. Steel
1681
C0’1"l`UN
Spot
Open
9.10
9.26
January
March
t 'VI Y 9.42
\ f" 9.53
_ __ 9.67
Q fnse-.. _ __._.._.__.
'well' ' t4Pants-- quality
gran '
-  low.
. ` ";~°)~°/\*.c'»L°\.»!.\s..»,\yg;\~
and business may " "1 
You will neecr," ¢§nQP")"
with some new jg -t l_9_l1
' om.. suprise. “

“$112. asus, _|,,,,,  `\
Bolgxdrd lookvo PIT* Minh!
l‘ilu. ' "°° BW"
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fool . .
Ca|o:,?t-.,v°$i'i»'i|::.°;,u_P||}_|;|‘:|:
 “m'_'|“"l., Clan T, for
hthm an lnvdlcil. ovary
om, sz 31:? Dhvuld have mom,
om, Koa. *MT* down lon.
and ull ri|ht. hnn' 'mm
CCY” I Com
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Close
9.16
9.29
9.46
0.56
9.70
‘The loose. comfortable lines or the
l coat make it particularly snitalis tu
‘ wear over a tlutIy frock or to bi
donned by the schoolgirl, who slips
her wrap on and ot! in a hurry. This
charming hat, that comes down over
the hood. is of velvet garnished viii.
brown satin ribbons matching the col
or of the coat. 1:
AFTERNOON WAIST.
Matched by tho Wide Brimmed Hatl n
sleek and wlnn. `
Bere illustrated is I1 novel aftern
costume, the blouse being matched g
rlmmfn White chlflon is
trimmed with bands of black and whlll
blouse the silk is arranged in s row ol
Ort Cla.
(°)©G
frlll
I ltylg
thi allww
used
Ind the
lined
it-v
lll8n_*t_ been to school long. but he
ready holds some 'peculiar views
Cardin! the administration ot his
ticular room.
the hntt g.
material used tor the waist, and lttilr
striped tnlfem. On the left of till'
pillits: side frill fashion. A plaitetl
- 1,. inllq
’ ` sk your dealer for ( xx A
l
“ "5-ar--n-.
'lvlwfv lo olquma or cowualoo of
'. I  _ . lghoolmatoa.
3.011237. who liven on the south olde,
ll
I9-
inf-'
Tm’ 0'-bel' dl! he came homo with a
singularly moroae look on his usually
smiling face. _ ,
' “WHL J°hl1ny." laid his mother.
“whiit'a the matter?"
Johnny snorted. ,
“I Bln't going to that old school no
ll10i'6." he tlercely announced.
"WHL Johnny.” said his mother
re-
D!‘0@Cl\f\1\ly. “you mustn't talk like
that. What’s wrong with the school?"
’ ” o nn
"1 115'* K°ln there no more, J h y
féblled. “au” l.t’s because all th' boys in
- my room is blamed old cowardsi"
“Wl1y. Johnny, Johnny!"
“Yes they are. There was a b
whisperin' this mornln', an' teacher
saw him an’ bumped his head -on th
desk ever an' ever so many times. An'
say quit nor nothin’." They let that old
teacher bang th' head ol! th' poor lit e
boy. an’ they just sat there an' seen
ner do ltl"
“And what did you do, Johnny?"
“I dldn’t do nothln‘; I was th' boyl"._.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
DY
those big cowards sat there an didn't
tl
Human Nature.
"Why are you putting a danger sign
here before the ice forms? You sure
ly ca.n’t tell now _where the ice will be
thick or thin."
"Yes, 1 can," answered the park
tnnctlonary. “The ice is always so
thick and strong at this point that if
l didn'f: put. the sign 'ln before freezing
weather I'd never bo able to get lt ln
at all."
"Then why place the sign here?"
“'Cause it's around the danger sign
that everybody wants to skate.” he ex-
plained contemptuousiy.-Buffalo Ex-
press.
Daniol and the Lions.
And it cams to pass that Daniel wa
King Darius.
and called out. “D6 the lions bite?"
i
who was well up in the legal verna
ular of the day.
"Good," ejuculated King Darius
ne went forth and roclaimed to t
beensolved.-Puck.
,__.__.__1.-k
They Slept.
Sunday?"
“I really did."
What: was the text?"
was. ‘He giveth his beloved sleep! "
“All the beloved, it seemed to me."
Cleveland Plain Dealer. _
____.____.--
lt Really Wu. O
“Why can't I get my number?" d
manded a prominent citizen of Paint
Post. '
"Llne's busy,” replied the telepho
girl.
“I don’t believe if." ‘
"Weil, lt's so, just the same. So
cowboys have borrowed it to hang
But It Doaan't Work.
Mrs. Knlcken-Does your husb
ers do.-Harpers Bazaar.
____--i
lrrosponaiblo Youth.
l
l
Lady-Why do you cry, little boy?
Little Boy-That.-dumed-mother
Black and White.
__._.._.....--
Tholr Condition.
“Do you approve ot baby allows?"
_ them to be mostly crying evils."-B
_ _______..._.§'
Unrnt.
And level it with rare.
The pnrpolo is to malta tho town
A thing of beauty rare.
Tho wind and lun and rain
To dig lt up again.
they lay it smoothly doll'
oath
. -gm "-;.',.';.':t.‘I:°::....
/" ko ocean taroro lon.
'l'ho street ll but L midhty lol.
Forever tempest toned.
.
"Man’s fur cost! with fur
allo splendid lim of mon’s
1
showings we have over had. _I
*“*"°“vfWf’“~l” lllllriirrni“linlz  
g nually penetrated the country of tllc
Nechillirlgmlnfs, exchanging trade l
cast into the den of lions by order of or the v__lu__bl__ _urs and ivory
horse thlet with."-Washington Herald
STRANGE STORY COMES OUT OF
` THE BARREN NORTH.
_...___-
Eo ima In Employ of the Hudson Bay
k
Factor at Reindeer Lake Tells of 8
Strange Aerial Visitor Who Landed
In 2 Native Encampment - May
Have Been the Ill-Flited Andrea
and His Comrade.
la not truth strahger than fiction?
Last winter. Father Turquetil, an ob-
lats missionary, who had spent the
last seven yearsamong the Chippe-
wayan Indians at Reindeer Lake, and
who had also made his way iuw lhe
territory of their northem neighbors.
the Eskimos, arrived lit Churchill,
says R. J. Fraser in Canadian Cen-
f»u_lK. He was on his wily to Mont-
re .' From Reindeer Lake comes flte
following strange story, - strange to
thosewho have never spproziclled the
bounds of the Barren Lands. But to
those, whose travels have included the
sub-Arctic regions, and who have illin-
gled with Canada/s most northern citi-
zens, the tale sounds not so incredihlc.
Five hundred miles north of Rein-
deer Lake, and almost touching the
Arctic Circle, stretches a long wnter-
‘ way, leading from the shorcs of Hud-
son Bay westward to thi- Mn.-lu-lime
River basin. Commencing with Clie=-
terfield Inlet, a. succession of Blreluui
and rivers connects a system of lakes.
` the largest of which are those known
as Baller and Doobaunt. Lakes.
According to Dr. Frank Boas, who
has devote considerable time and at-
I tention to the study of the Eskimos.
and ‘has distinguished and named the
different divisions, the lnrgest tribe
are those inhabiting the country to th_e
westward of Hudson Buy, in the vl-
ciriity of Baker and Doobaunf. Lakes.
From Boas and other qunlliled nutl1~
orities, we learn that this is also tho
- most numerous tribe to t-he west-ward
of the Bay. They have been named
the Nechillingmiuts.
For the past twelve years the trod-
ers of the Hudson Bay Co. have lm-
 ,-, -  Public Utilities
Woman sWorld
Baroness Uchida I
" Bryn Mawr Girl.
,a\
i for investment yielding from
6 1-4 to 61 ‘_2-3 per cent.
Porto Rico Preferred
Dcnierara Electric Comnicn. ' '
Trinidad Electric Corn mom
C ainaguey Cotilmvu
Prices on application . _
ROYAL SECURIHES CORP0llA'l`l0N,_ l.lMl"l`ill 
(ll. Bradford. Manager) |64 llolllr,Sf. Halifax, N. S,
Toronto. Ottawa. Montreal, Quebec, London, Eng,
r.-
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" ‘ ` ' Dee. 1.1921
J. C. MllCKlN'l`0S
ESTABLISHED IB37
Montreal Stock Exchange.
.. lieiownlllbe §¢3und_a_car u Y
g iscrip lon _
'  Prov ofNuva Scotia
5,000, City of flalifnx llonds
City of Halifax Stock
. ' slwo, City of llalllax Stock
" s-5100. uit. of Halifax stock
salon. lrlty ol ilaiifax tiiock
szluoo. 'l‘own of l\ ew Lilanl;o\v
sm.-.oo_ ’l‘--wool uartin~.\li.n
. slinlll 'l‘own of Anilwrst
r
'_ »llo00f Town of _Amherst
.\-iuotl of l ro
S9000. 'l‘o\\'n ol Purrsbo ro
_ Securities 0l 'file Highest Grade .'
 urn tanks issued by the Province of Nova Scot. a, City of Halifax. and the
1 pnnclpal ww” ol the Pmugfofl selected list. -
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lay 1.1931
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May 1.1919
Juns 1.1939
Hoot. 1.19:-r.
Price Yield
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HAUFAX. ST. JOHN. MONTREAL
NEW GLASGOW. - FREDERICTON, »
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.-1- 1-11-  rl.. so-»>»»iaf;».=-.= 1 »  f -.-.=.i-...-ns:   -'- a - <
zwdsf
of the riorfill. For several ycllrs this
Early me next' mowing Kms Darius barter had been carried on between
lvent to the den, rolled away the stone the whim traders and the Eskilllos.
before the former learned that a coil-
“Not unreasonably." replied Dan el. sidornblo qnnniit of the lure nnrl
ivory which their trnppcrs brought
c- , . _
in, was being obtained by ihe Nccllll-
lin mints from a still more northern
ns E -
t 'b . Th n lad, unwittillgly.
he “med buck me s;°ne` Therenpgl; lreleg dea1i§l(gm$v*it.l¥ fills otllerh isbn;
tl h th Necllillingmluls, w o at
multitude "mt the 11°” q“esn°n had bdiglugct-in; iri thc rolc of nliddlcmell.
Enquiries brought. forlli the informa-
tion that this newly-discover_cd tribe
had a reputation for bnrbilrlsm rind
"So you actually went: to church last savagery, which proved anything but
encouraging to tllc traders. Apparent-
ly they had 'ncvcr come _in contact
with white men. Wlien the trodi-rs
“Excuse me if Ileem skepucu intimated tothe Necllillillglniuts, their
intention of entering the territory of
"Ahh, I 1111179 YOU them! Thi’ text their savage 'northern neigllbors,_tl1e
latter argued so convillclngliy; ag_;_ulnsl.
“Good work. And who were there?" the idea that the latter a an o_nc<l
-» the attempt. Such an ulidertnklng.
they were told, would bo fruitless;
.mars so, it would surely result in
bloodshed, and lend to rl standing en-
mity between the two tribes. And so.-
obstacles, and also, the hardships at
ed
tending journeys so much farther
north -to the shores of the Itrctlc
Sea for all they knew -the traders
decided to let. well enough alone.
` When they further learned from
9' after a. further consideration of these
no . n - '
ni
° their native informants, flint. the only_
° channel of trade between the whites
‘und the hostile tribe to the north,
was the present one, through the more
peaceful Nechillingmiuts, they fold
themselves that they had done wisely
in throwing over what might have
and _ . .
rage ,when he gets the bills? .
' , turflsd out to be n. disastrous venture.-
l:_rs'thB°c§”"'§°5° r'h°“§h léhuwzya _ The oompanyfs previous great fear had
D 9 em ace °Wn‘ Jus as °w been~. that this ricw trlbc might prove
1 to be one of those, whose wlmderings
l bro ht them to the shores of Hud-
sorlu§ay. Here, by way of Wager nlld
Chesterfield Inlets, the natives would
meet with the traders and whalcrs
'who penetrated those waters, and a
large portion of the profitable north-
ern fur trade would slip through the
‘ compnny’s firlZ@fS- ~ -
But now, their fears allnyed, they
_ continued the old system, leaving to
; the Nechillingmiuts the task of push-
ing the trade into the enemies’ terri-
, tor _ \
1 Ii was not until the winter of 1907.
that -the factor at Reindeer Lake hit
upon the happy idea of employing a
‘native Nechil ingmlut in the corn-_
pany's service. ‘his man was outfit-
trihe in the north. He was prepared
1 nail . g
a different tribe, his terrible neigh-
bors hore with him, and permitted is
of the necessary an luxurious articles
he brought with him. `
mlno-'as gone-an' lost me-againl-
nw.
"Sir, in my experience l. have tour:
llmora American. ,_ __ ___' A
-.
They lay the asphalt pavement down
Aa noon al lt hu hardened in ‘,
They get a plckax and begin \ \
: I X
.
ATI!
°' for "komatik" wrappers. It appeare
` lead to uestiona The own
no guns had dome into their uses
¢¢.[»nt ble gift for ome or a i- n
- oortmat of seminar trunks mn onli- Povonw. ' _ 1-sail.
ted and sent. away to tlhc iar-away:
to carry on trade directly with the.
'ves Bein an Eskimo, though oil
entrance into their lgloos, for the sake
3, After a successful season of bartebl'
ing, the native trader returned in tho.
spring to the post. With I1 rich loadf
of iurs, he brought also a strorige'
tale of mystery out of the north. s,
had been attracted, he said, by a pe-_
culiar cloth that Eskimo; were using
to he much prized y the natives for'
its strength and durability, and he
` had never seen any cloth resembling
it in the stores of t e white man. His
curiosif.y_ me . -
ers oi l. is valuah article explained
to him that, a few years ago, ra large
round néibjecf. had come through the
air s alightsd near one o their
encampmentmb _From i_l; haf i.ssu_;:_d-
" ‘two or e en|,wo, rom o-
. desoripfiixgn lurnidled by their south-' "“°"“'°' lm" MP" t““‘\"‘cd.-J|r"BIll`
ern neighbors, they presumed to be
_ whit; men. A small objeot, held in _
1 _ l.he____:énd of ops _of thsse strang’e;__|_,_ ,V 
‘em a spur o _amo Q goowi. - . _ -‘-'_' ' A sm", E" .
t li|»e*“\ll'5t. r ucad 1* . °°*-
iesorilaawgeigltdéd walrus atrlikeg the ‘ A 'M Wm’ °° “"°°"'“°“f 01' lflbvtl
- -#mm or nie 'mr win. ln. brand
fllppsrs. As yot, that in :pits the
N time of the tradsfs visit to r tribe.
- velvet and ribbon to pin at ner throat,
lr a sort of fastening for the neck.
wear. llho will be aurpmog at 3,,
lmnfteflact glvonhythl vouch of 1
A their
;"‘ f°" bm’ “°" - sion The firearm used by theiii) aer-
'M "lv" mm ‘° N tial visitor, according to their descrip-
` lion. woo a pistol,-they said it wal
W H W with rmdl- l==Ji°l=il»;@-1v_»»._°hQt
, _ __ ‘__ _____ ______,_T_1._. _
l nary trunks. A large variety of club
mlm-g_ bags and cult cans from $1.00 up to
,aging 01.2.00, 2 only mon’l blue beaver ro
ooon coats. A 'large variety of wlnt- Url $14.00.~lll0l1 43 Ind 44- Rall-
ar-.lur-llned oaoo. Ons of tho boot- #ahaha steamer 11;!! will nigh da _ ,U if
o . it alla to cure. 'E. W. GROVWS gig. ,
phoyo copy-right by Cllnedinat. _  ~ ~   -»  f ____ _ - "___ __ _ __ _
if ‘:... H '" ' if
' ~ ri la, wlrr. or nraulrslz _ _ A _ _ _ _ _ there can he as little doubt as; in t
BARONBB wailimsslinoil. t‘il.~\lilfish!llg_£ffi_g._l:l_?_i_IA_(_l’l;l;AYS6I_K gina is not a triarticli pil vanityg in
. 1... . _ ,nn more lano as
*When the 5'°““g Bum" Ucmdfl re' _ _ _ or griiiiace. While realislnge f$l)_ve€\';;
Nivea his gppolntulcllt ns ambassador _ I»ii-is .\l;1_ry_ An_=:elad_l)lckY_l;s_ one of fan of it_ and the wo,-th of the fact_
from Japan to ollr country 11115 1001( ' ilu’ |\‘>\'€ ‘S15 lim” ‘WK _"Fr WU' there is not in his whole being, B'
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Of C0ml‘\i“‘@”t“"5` ‘mms were sag iknow him." _ world, one fancies, could have gone;
l\b0Ut U10 °10"°"”°S5 0: this entemns' l My F€C0ll0C\i0HS ‘ff Gaim' Hm dur' through such grand displays of fire-
ing modern who nbly represents the _ing my grandfaltlher S tlllertimef (s_he,w0rks_ not merely with so mar-v¢l\.
new Japan. Those who knew bmi l relilnrjl N0 H . “Cell 0 8. 0 W fl-ions an absence of what the French
` closely added that niucll of ills success .;   €;";_‘;`;"\‘§_l‘_1_li_f;_ll1§!)r0V_:_l_l{Jll_ cifall pose,kbut I:_insolled_ bytthe- smoke
_ due toms remarkable “_,,.e_ l -1. if - _ _ _ h_» o_ a crac er. o mans s rong indi-
vv.is _ 1-, to renew t_ie towels w ich always “duality was ever so free from con- ‘
She is ll native -lul111llP>‘\"_""“‘"“-hm _stooal upon his table, and the leaves oeit." These words were written in
her uducntion was An1el'\L':1l1. l3l‘.\`1\‘\vni~c green about LPG little oplfice. connection with what Mr. Forester
Mawr college being her "lim m=l}‘“`- ,W1 We 5”” 921,096 _1“» and the birds onus "tlis universal blazing uv nl
Twelve years ago she became the i.nr» were singing. lh1s_ls the only recoil-_ Ame,-i¢a_" But my grandfather loved
oness Uchida, and since then she has action I have Of ROIPR IMO the Chtllell. his less sensational English popular-
\‘-'h\Cl\ I l`0£il1\`l1€l1 With awe as a P1806 ltv riuite ns dearly. It was the per-
tollovved the changes. of diplomatic
\\'herc mysterious doinlzs look Place. sonol note, the personal affection, al.
, -' - ’ i' New -
'gfméce' :°"\f_"‘_i__:l‘bc£.0;; tl,;;ll‘£.i'sumg_ llnlt I can see the room in _which my ways, that appealed to him,
0” "m e g'~nlnlfathert;rrrot¥ ¥s_cl_earlyt ag this! To -my mind there is something
' llxfilnent as lou 1. in 'us sc ed '
She slnuds for the most advanced on of it This nchatet “JS _sentdlpto lf’gS;‘3_'i1gguzgssazzmxtasgéfxg ;v“__it?;?_
m°"@m0“t amimg ‘]"\"““eSe “Umm” llllm UV Fechfef. *-110 IICLOF. ill “IBEW-‘ when he was reading in York. “I was
being holil ll student and ii hrollll ifnlzr pieces, which had to be put to-_lu-0uqh¢_ ue,-y may gf, wlmt 1 Some.
thinker, llccnly interested ln current -_.-.»l.~»,~ In-. ,,_ pu;;~_1e_ My gmn.lfiit\.¢1~ yimcs dr--am may be rny Fame," xr-
nlfairs of world interest.. She is lll~ _wrote of it:-- _ _ said, ‘.‘\v'nen n lndv. whose face I hr»l
teresled in the growing nlllnbcr of l "i ml e put five lnirrfll's ln the,l`ieVer seen. stopped me yesterday in
young girls from hcr llntivc coulltry l<l\f\l0‘L Wil-°1‘z _I \\'1”ll€. Bind tllev l"€f1€Cf;tlie street and said to me, ‘Mr. Dick-
who `llre bcing sent nhrooll to pl'c|inrc 1'1") Vcmlcti 1" all -l_‘\““_5 ‘lf Ways' the 0115- “Till V911 let 010 t0\1C\l the lmufl
ghemsuivgg for various profllssilllls, i1“§*VeS that *"0 Eh1V0_¥`1“K at the that has filled my house with many
and these _:ms know when _hey some ivlnllows, the great ilclds of waving friends?" Few men, indeed, may meet
corn, und tho sail-dotted river. My and know their Fame in life. To lew-
ton nppollitulellt took pillce
lier way that they have n friend in filo
ioynl baroncss.
Tenchiilg, medicine and nursing, she _
says, are the tnost iluportnnt profes-
sions which her countrywomcn ure
taking up. She luis great pride in tile
\\'oln:in’s univelsity in 'l`ol:yo, which `
has over a tlinusnnd students nlnl
gives tlic girls excellent opportllllltlcs
to prepare themselves fur professiolinl
careers.
l sPEcuLAT|oll in nuns.
Many Women Are Expert Buyers of
Oriental Treasures.
Oriental rugs after n certain nmollnt
of Ivcllr and tear begin to .-Illow thc
_warp and sometimes rip. Wilt-I1 this
state oi' shnllblncss is reached thc
sooller they are tnlren in lnlllli the betf
fer. Carpet thrclltls in rug colors may
be procured in hunks in vnriolis pillccs,
and ll few hours spent ill llnrriillg ond
then mntcllllig out the design in the
over and over sampler stitch ninlces
the rug as good its new. \\'lth cure
fully selected colors for the nintclling
the mended parts will hnrdly bc llo-
ticellhle. if this simple prccllution is
notrtaken tho rug becomes unfit for
use and eillier has to be sunt to u pro-
fessional rug mnker or rcpuirer or else
sold as secondhnnd.
Oddly enough, however, time lends
so mllch increase in vllltle to some orl.
eutnl rugs that even in il ragged and
fworn condition they will bring nt all
auction double their original price.
There tlicy are. ol' course, quoted as
"antiques" by clltillogllo and auction-
eer. a description which their condi-
tion certainly justifies.
The lust thirty years have seen great
advances in rug vnlllcs. lllni instiinccs
are quoted of rugs wlllcli hzlvlng been
» bought thrce decades ugo for .$300 are
now valued at $2.000.
Rug collecting luis more opportuni-
ties for large profits when reselling
than most ventures into which the
fair sex muy go ivitllout censure, and
as most womeli have good caste whore
door coverings tire concerned they mre-
ly choose anything that will not bring
It least the .full price pllld when they
.Want to reiiilzo upon tt.
The woman expert in rugs soon gong
in har mind's eye just how ii bedrng.
glad, soiled old rug can be made to
look as it hangs beside the auctloneer,
and many u dealer knowing this bids
only on rugs that some well known
woman buyer starts fo hid for. Great
will tllgthnanshc imnylniu gnln in ii
lhort space of tggie by male.
and rrllli should muly tho color; rum
becoming to ber and fliuhinn li num-
ber of odd tailor now; and knoui nf
aloe ,___ _ __
'ro cons: A com IN omit my
Tablets., Drugglnta refund mm
'ron Llxlrivn imouo Quinn,
flies fly in and out, and the green
dow, and the lights and shadows ol
the clouds come and co with the
rest of the conlm-my. The scent of thc
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0 ll' ` 4511"' ‘.‘r';l;: "1"‘,_~§-7f’s
filg -
59;! 2
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' 23 lils Pl"°?”
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-, _ ;..;}j_' _   f_.f;;- ls." _ ~ 
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ii  `  .”. l
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Beef Iron
. _ Q. .'.¢ _
FOI' CE|’U\l\’\ f\Ill'd0Wn C0"-
dilions of the bony, ni: mcd-
icine in better. The Beef
rtrenglhena the tissues and
increases muscular activity-
thc iron supplies what is
wanted for ills circulatory
ay~tem. makes the blood
nght;the wine is a general
stimu! nt. _
We make nur own and
guarawea its purity,
Our Price 751: Bottle
E. A. F ostef
_ Central Drugstore »
Sunnyside
nature la on each box. 254:.
A <`.$.,x_‘.»3.~.___
" Ji” *""-11-1""  "l ` b , l dil IBY
_ I l.:.:"‘t':°.“.f.?t° ¢..r'?°.-rl.
G ld si nel 'n suitable for 0-I
esignsfrom ........-.-- _,__
and Wino  
_ _ ww _ _ _  _ ewualer-Sunny__ .__ _'__ _
*thu* 'gfclil/vlfilmily Ionic.    A
room is among tile brnncllcs of ‘the or still is if; given to walk hand in
trels, and thc l;-irds and the hlltter-Llmnd with her rmsp,-_,111;_
branches shoot in nt the open win- WORLD’S OCEANS ,
COVER WIDE AREA.
1.... '
The Pacific Ocean covers 68,000,000
llcvivcrs, _'md illiiccd of cvfrvtllinz that slllaro miles, the Atlantic 30,000,000
il: gl'o\vine for lliilcs and miles, is and the Indian 0uean_ Ar-¢t,i¢ and
most tleliCi0uS." Antarctic oceans 42,000,000. To
ills rerimrlmlrle tidinesn-apparent stozv away the contents of' the
in 1111 his doings. wld insisted noon Pnoillc lt would be necessary to fill
tllrliltgllnllt his lzollsellold-was tio- 3, tank one mile long, one milg wide
wbcrc more apparent tllnn in the ar- and one mile deep every day for 440
ralllrclnellt of his writing tnhlc. There yu,-rg_
were certain little objects which he Put in figures the Pacific holds in
lllimyn toll" with him when he cllnmr- weight 948,000,000,000,000,000,000
rd hi.. I“ :‘.I'%`“s for any length ol tons. The Atlantic averages a depth
f-iw. and il\=»~>2 were invwiahly set of not quite three miles. Its water
out in the same order :md \vitll the wcigllt 325.000,000,000_‘\N\.000.000
Iu0f=t absolute lirecieion. ln one ol tons and s tank' to contain them
his lzitrrs he nliudcs \vit‘.1 much slit- would have each of its aides 45 miles
lil"-Cilwu *-0 hllvinll lN>rl0\"mcd this long. The figures of the other oceans
ccrclnoily immediately on his arrival ure in the game startling propor-
at one of his t<=mlwrar.v homes. lilnnr. It would :uve all me sen
Everytbing_ posuiiile has been said water in the world 2,000,000 vearsio
many times over by those well quail-_ flow over Nigga,-a_
fied to speak. But 1 like much to' --
thlnli of his immense personal delight i\iinard's Iiinimcnt Co., Limited.
in his success, and the manner ln' Gentlemen,-I have used MlNARD'f.-.
wllifrli he bore himself under it.. I can- IJNIMENT from tirre to time for the
not in this c:nne':tic.n do hotter than post twenty ` years. It was recom-
quote Mr. Forstr's Life:-"Of his mended to me by it a prominent DNV'
h~nrt.y, vndlsgliincd, and inninialr- sicion of Montreal, who called it U16
able enjoyment of his astonishing and "great Nova Scotia Llniment," IC
inrlccd qliite bewildering popularity' does the doctor’s work; it is partl-
1'--""'-'-"°“' .. -'-1-r-- lllarly good in cases of Rheuinailslll
and Spralns.
Yours truly,
G. G. DUSTAN,
Ch t d Accountant. r
ar ere
. »~ ‘ / Hnllfux N s. sent. 21. 1905--;
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Slick Pins
Our line of stick pins
one ofthe test we nav E
ever shown and C0
prices all the molt p
ular and high §l‘ld6
signs at remarkably rea'
onahle prices.
Sai.-lroirin, not with poar's l
.0 K P'W
graving priced at. ..... .Sl-55 "1:
Gold filed pins ln all the lat T.
25: ll
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_lun not rl_liiloull. sg ons sin/"hind :
f_l§E.?liii.&l“:.?l?Z=°?.§_*§‘.$§`ll,
.35 iil`i'».'li°l."i°l'r 'li'~f'l°§"B'»o win nv
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York and on goztlag it at 0 I' I .
Slat  tea ni" .l,a$dfl\_t| fl'
_gr \ , rm/ . “H   ai-E rx £1-ii ’ 
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