HAIRWORK.

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HAIRWORK.

Mrs. Haybittlo makes a specialty of Artistio anil Up-to-date Hairwork. Only the best of English Hair used. Head Massage, Shampooing, Cutting:, eto.

268, LAMBTON QUAY> 'Phono 159 i. Over Orr, Chemist. Baseball bids fair to become the national game of Canada as well as of the United States. The enthusiastic "fans" of some of the Canadian cities—Winnipeg, for instance are so devoted to baseball that games are played in the evening as well as tho afternoon, the long twilights making this practicable,

Of Your Charity. Mother Mary Joseph A uteri and the Sisters of Compassion desiro to acknowledge tlio following donations:—Mr. and Mrs. Bovori-Jgo (Grand Hotel), and otrier contributors, Christmas Tree and .£25; M. Kennedy,- Esq., J620; Messrs. J. Staples and Co. and P. JTahony, £5 sb. each; M. O'Connor and J. J. Bourke, ,£5 each; railway men, £i 25.; Mrs. Riddiford, JBS; Messrs. W. Nidd, D. A. Kenny, G. Winder, £'2 2s. each; A. Coles' and J. Bourke, £2 each; Dr. Young, Dr. Martin, Mess-s. C. O'Connor, J. Henrys, M. Segrief, Campbell and Bourke, Mrs. Rolleston, and Mrs. Devine, £1 Is. eachj Johnsonville Catholic Sunday School, £1 Gs.; Mrs. Ferguson, £1; Messrs. C. E. Smith, Reilly, and O'Brien, Mrs. Cox and Miss C. Wylie, 10s. each; Mrs. V. Riddiiord, Mrs. L. Dwan, Messrs. Myers and Co. and Girls' Realm Guild, toys; Mrs. Clarice and Friends, children's frocks: Mother Mary Joseph Aubert and the Sisters desiro to convey their heartfelt gratitude to the members of the. medical profession, and the dentists, who give their services gratuitously to their homes j and to the many friends who so materially assist them all the year round.