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HIGHEST PHIBES; ,7 t! The Northern Huskies are No Longer I ‘ jeweiied adornments. There is a lady Giving Things Away, and Demand Top Money ~â€" , A lady tourist who was making a astonishingly gorgeous to look at. collection of native curios at Fort Mc- Pherson, the most northerly fur-trad- ing post in Canada, had provided her- lhe hope of bartering them to good . advantage with the aboriginals. See. gmeces in the collection no or My lug sonic ivory carvings in a. “husky” tent this lady intimated that she wish- ed to acquire them. and offered in ex- change first a few packages of need- less, and then some beads, both of! which were inspected and decorously handed back to her with a shake of the head. ’ ' ‘ ‘ After some talking the Esquimsux 'ssld her would sell for a pipe and some tobacco. 'i‘hls looked easy, as the curios were cheap at $6 to $7, and the lady wont to the Hudson Bay Come pauy's store and bought $1 worth cf tobacco and a 50 cent pipe. These were handed to tho "husky," who-cour- ‘ieousiy looked them over, and than handing the pipe back remarked; “Tobacco good, pipe no good.’ The upshot was that the lady had to in- ;vest $5 in a pipe to obtain the coveted. Icurlos. 3 The most sought for articles of Esquimaux manufacture is the ivory- cribbage board, made out oil a walrus iusk. These make both useful articles 'and handsome ornaments. The sides. and. ends art usually covered with, carvings of wild animals, such as waiu roses, whales. foxes, wolves, etc., and the work is in many cases extremely, Well executed. ' A few years ago these cribbago. boards could be bought for a compareâ€"i tirely trivial sum, but now, owing to} a number of tourists having paid ab~; rsurd figure for them, the price has, mounted to an almost prohibitive iig-' urc, from SBO-to 3100 being asked tor; almost any specimen, while for an un-.' usually well-carved board an Exquii 'inaux will not accept less than $125. Other sought-after articles prow duccd by tho “huskies” are bead and. shell earrings, soapstone candl.2-, sticks, scaling spears, ivory ilshhooks; and sinkers. and patchwork mats man: 'uiuctured from a mixture of splices ot- wild, goat, seal and decrskins sewn' together in a regular and not unbeauti- 'ml pattern. . ; The trade with the Eskimo is con-, ducted on somewhat ditferent lines to that with the lndians. For a num-Z her of years past whaling schooners hailing from San Francisco have made their winter quarters at Herachel ls. :‘iand. so as to be ready to commente hunting these valuable mammals as “soon as open water appears. Their crew-s have dealt largely with the Es- kimos in furs and curios. paying small prices and in return selling them flour, bacon, tca. etc” for considerably less than the more cost of transporting such articirs into the country by the l i I . : .018 total value of which is estimated self before leaving Clvmmtlon wm‘ a sat between $125,000 and $150,000. It small outfit of beads, needles. etc... in (includes various sets or ornaments and ' one ring, set with a ruby and tw0 dis/- .{testoon pattern, and they are very men murmurs . , w... .... ........' Best Place 111 Canada About $3,000,000 Worth The Trader and Canadian Jeweller says that $3,000,000 represents the in- vestment ot Torontonians in gold and For superior Business or Shorthand Education is the great and popular if ELLHOT’E.’ . / WM/ g . iroaosro. ONT- Graduates readily obtain good posi- tions and the demand is fully three times our supply. This college is open all year. Students have lately taken positions at $50, $60, $75 and $100 per month. Enter now. Cata-‘ logue free. W. J_.: ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL corner Yong: and Alexander Streets. in Toronto, the paper says, who owns a a necklace worth $25,000. It is not The same lady has the finest collec- tion or gems in Toronto, but it is the most valuableornament in the city, lmonds. worth $2.000. Not mat a. dozen lmondsoniy. The husband at this lady. was a. rare collection of jewels him; fseli, including a pearl tie-pin and a set of diamond-studded ou£f~linlrs worth 356,000. -At least half a. dozen Toronto Eladies have jewellery worth irom $50,- :000 to $60,000. Continuing with the :pearldngclélaces. we find that few are owns a ween the ran a o: the two ' iairesdy mentioned and8 those worth and Bowel “Borders $6,000â€"not more than half a dozen. St. John. N.B.. September 13. 19:1 :These are valued at about 310,000 â€"My brother was a great sufferer {mm Lupine. Five thousand ‘donar pear] kidney, stomach and bowel troubles and necklaces are owned by from twenty was given uP by “‘70 d°°t°rs~ He W85 .to twenty.f1ve society women, and advised to try your Fig Pills, which he FLOOD neckgets of the same gems are did, and after taking five boxes was com- ;quite numerous. With the latter we pletcly restored to health and is better icome to the younger set of Toronto's “HI” than he has pee“. f“ ymis’ Y°“ Four Hundmd' “Wealth-y men hem can't recommend Fig Pills too highly. ‘appsrently think nothing of presenting ‘ J‘ W' Mlmvsu’ their daughters with ornaments of this .At 5m dealcm' 25 and 50 cents or The :price, far the $1,000 pearl necklace: mg P‘11C°"St’Th°mas' out H mm” m“? ““y' ‘3' my °f the“ Sold in Fenelon Falls by A J ,‘being owned by maids as matrons. iBelow this price these ornaments are Gould, Druggist. gnot popular with the fastidious M GOUGHS AND 00le hired pearl necklaces worth between 31,000 and $500â€"most of them costing Are very fashionable jmsi. nOW, but; he is a wise man who shuns this part; bearer the latter figure. 3 Most Toronto women who buy neck- icular form of fashion. People who live among the pines lacesâ€"the most popular of all orna- rare] y have throat or lung trouble. We onentsâ€"that are worth less than $1.000. go in for diamonds. The dis. can not: all getaway to the forest, but the next best thing is a bottle of, 5mond necklaces are nearly all of the White Pine Syrup OR . LOST VITALITY Caused by Kidney,-Siomach "w. ,brillisnt, their settings adding mater- ially to their display. About two hun- dred and fifty of these, ranging in cost jrom $750 to $3,500, arevworn in To- ronto, most of them being worth some ,thmg nearer the former sum than the latter. One lady has a diamond neck- lace which cost $8,000. it is not a festoon, but a single string of stones, and is the most valuable necklace of the fascinating. sparkling gems in the city. The most costly ail-diamond ornament of any kind worn in Toron- to is owned by the wife of a million- aire prominent in society. It is a magnificent corsagc piece, aztd is reâ€" ;uted lob..- "crib $12,000. , . Linseed and K V Turpentine Syrup: These are simply a safe combination _ . __ of the balsamic principles of the pine The regular meeting of the Women‘s with other soothing and antisxptic Institutc.wili be held at the home of remedies, that promptlyureniove the Mrs.’i‘.I’oulsom on Friday, March lSth. - - tvo d tone u the bronchial 'l‘ho Pleasant Valley branch will furnish 1 n a“ p ' . t I . . h“ MEI-b For clulrlrcn’s cough we recommend Nyals Baby Cough Syrup, as very few BORN" cough remedies that are useful for r - . _ . - ._ . . trusts-sit, disguises. 21:; adults give to babies. of Mr. E. Akistm a. daughter. . Women’s Inlsliiiute..r‘ “Did You Remember Ail YOUR FRIENDS Al EHBISTMAS TIME? There .ch no more appropriate gifts now than _Photo- graphs,'a'nd none that will be more appreciated. Call and see our latest styles and make an appoint- J. H. STAuTon. BUILDING. CONTRACTS. nicnt. We are prepared to, take contracts for houses, sum-~- mer cottages, etc. mates. 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Branchesâ€"~Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver, and is sold by F. KELLY, - FENELON FALLS. « anvâ€" . "McKenzie River route. However, the schooner owners, finding that but little of the profit accruing from the trans» actions found its way into their pock- ets, have largely put a stOp to the carrying of goods for trading purposes. As a result a considerable number of the Eskimo make their way by first open water from Herschel Island and the country east of the McKenzie Pontoonâ€"In the township of Fonelon, on Saturday, Fob.24th,1912, the wife or c' , F' Mr. Henry Poulsom, a daughter. Druggist and Optician FENELON FALLS, ONT. DIED. Hauaox.-â€"â€"In the Township of Eldon, on Sunday, March 3rd, 1912, Martha Eyres, beloved wife of Thomas Herron, o For A Estimates River delta to the trading posts on the . i » hs .. ' ' . , lower river. On arrival they barter aged 62 years and 9 mo“ ‘. __ i: (y ' . - x . i, . M, ,m ,0, Wham, “use, them, G_ We . On ngw buildinos consult us. 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Take an agency: send for terms- Out- fit. free. Thos. W. Bowman 85 Son 00., Ltd., Ridgoville, Ont; trader interested agrees to accom- plish, and the question or price then comes up. Now the price is not put to the native in dollars. as that would not involve a sufficiently remunera- tive transaction. Instead the trader saysâ€"in taking an order for a phonom graph, for instance. “You must bring! in supplies, or the- whole contract. F. C. . T‘AY L O R . - me five lynx skins, twenty white foxes, ‘ _ I, and two mink. h"Very good,” replies, ‘ TY ' ________.__.â€"â€"â€" L» I ;.: the husky, and t 8 deal is closed. He‘ , _ T ' - WWW W 5 i arrives at the post the following sum ' I JSS B ..'_-__-‘-m§ m y" mer with the pelts called for, and h u ‘ § 6.”. E is an angry man it his phonograph has. , That should comcFIRSTm any I C R Bow, 2.. u. Spotter) D ’7'? , no:k target: 8 ago w Eskimo m; 1 First Class Drug Store" _ ' . Principal President: r ' ‘ chased a steam tug, which he 1,, 30,, 1 Our Drugs are the Forest that - ENTER ANY DAY. _‘ a e ror a thorough course in Business, an ad?“ in operating, and was chuged‘ ‘. can be obtam ‘ . y I Eliggtémfid, Tclcgrnphy or English ~‘ . there or 100 white foxes, two No. 1' A message for our Lady ‘ ' . o ‘ silver foxes, thirty lynx and titty mink; . , __ . - ‘ ' ‘ . 7 g; A, the vessel cos, bu, $1200 a, the: Customers . Of the old rlgs. New SHAW S SCHOOLS ~, point where sold, the transaction weal i WehavcaHomc 60 YEARS, ones COSt money ' Eve TORONTO â€" r 93’ . ’ a I: Write for catalogue. Address pairing, repainting, etc. If you have anything that needs fixing up . . sews-s. ONE can use. Dyes cloth of w. H. Show. President}. Head Ofliccs, "is Central Business Collogc, : Yongo and Gerrard Sta, Toronto. 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