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Home My WebLink AboutPN1907_04_05- • VOL. XXV1. 'PICKERING. ONT.. FRIDAY. APR, :5-, -1947 —NO 26 - "raft**Unto". garb*. Dental. 4 • No he sv oo M •d o _ . . 01 • DENTIST. Honor Graduate of Toronto University Graduate Royal College of Dental Snrgeoes. OFFICE -OPPOSITE THE'POSTOFFICE. Open daily 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Residence, Main St., North. AT UNIONVILLE EVERY FRIDAY, 10 a.m. to 4 p. m. Office over Summerteldt dt Silver's Store. 171f Medical GEO. N. FISH, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON -- Member of College of Physicians and Surgeons Ont. Associate Ootoeer, County of Ontario Office Hours -8 to 10 a. in, and 1 w 3 and 6 to p. m. Brougham, Ont. 11-ly T HERBERT NIDD, M. D., C. M. a, • Siember College of Physicians and Sur- geons of Ontario. Late House Surgeon of Gen- • oral. Emergency and Burnside Lying-in Hospi- tals of Toronto. Office in Alexander Morgan's residence. opposite Methodist church, Clarg- , moat. Ont. 251y 'Legal, T H. FAREWELL. Q. 0., BARRIS- s, • TEB. County Crown Attorney, and County oliettor. Court House. Whitblr- 10-? DOW & 'McGILLIVRAY, BARRIS- en. Solicitors, Re. OMoa opposite Pomp *Mee Whitby, Oat Jno. Ball Dow, B.A.: Theo. • •: o(ilfiyray, LL.B. Money to 'Loan. By Veterinary. 13OPEINS, VETERINARY SUR - .1.1 OEON, Graduate of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, Toronto. r clustered member Of the Ontario Veterinary btedica' Association. • Oboe and residence one and one •quarter miles 'boars of Green Saver. Ogles and shoeing forge - boars a to 11 a.m.. and 1 to 4 p.m. Private telephone in my office P. O. address. Green !River, Ont $osteo** Darnel. DHOPPER. Issuer of Marriage • Licensee in the County of Ontario. Oce at store and his residence. Claremont. BBUNTING Issuer of Marriage • Licenses for the County of Ontario. Of- * floe at the store or al his middens*. Pickering Village. 1•7 DB. BEATON, TOWNSHIP CLERIC s Conveyancer. Commissioner for taking affidavits. Accountant Etc. Money to loan on farm ppreooppesrtstyy. "Issuer of Marriage Lic- ences" Whilevali. Ont. f -v 0 POSTILL, Licensed Auctioneer, 1' a for Counties of York and Ontario. Atm- - `tion sales of all kinds attenned to on shortest notice, Address Green River P. 0.. Oat. • POUCHEIt. Licensed V Auction - .1 • eer, Valuator and Collektor for the Cone _. ties of York and Ontario - All kinds of suction sates conducted sod valuations made at mod- erate charge. Estates and consignments con- sistently managed and sold by suetion Or private sale. •tlortgages. rents, notes and • general accounts promptly collected and satis- factory settlements guaranteed. Phone or write for terms, and pc-tidulars.. Brougham.. Ont. bassomay be used. by phone :laws . oIDoe. I REAL ESTATE ilnaurance and • - - Conveyancing Done • -House and Lot for sale or to trent: - -,Alsa Planing Mill for sale. • 150 acre Farm for sale. If you went to' buy sell or rent, call at my office. Bargains. • 'mss V. Richardson. - :Notary Public; Pickering. Furniture.;,.. A full line of first- class furniture now •-on exhibition is one ware rooms. - Prices right. - - •:.R. S. Dillingham. .•- Pickering, Ont Wagner & Co. Have a full line or fresh and cur- ed meats constantly on hand. Spice - Roll, Breakfast Bacon, Hamj Bolfgna, Weiners, etc. rHighest prices paid for Butcher's cattle. • M/r,.e,s�a�.s1,41011312—Pieltsetas, ltattoa' 0.7.11auras GOING EAST nos *8 FOLLows:— No. 6 MAIL . 8:33 A. M. " 12 Local. . . . 2:47 P. M. 14 10 LOCAL. • . . 6:04 P. M. Taman sorra Was? DIM As FOLLows:— fl' No. 9 Lotus. , . . 8:41 A. M. call/Loos, Lo , , , . . 8:18 P. M. 11 frIi♦t 8:20 P. M. V O M Z .!fro •i,i Q o U R t7 s Q ad ,• i iSosg:,.5 E:4 erg gocI n :go'°P°e3%ie -S°So-Is a •QCeIl, '51 10 C m • m.-'Jan10etC d� • e _ _ , "" •Feb } Re m ▪ - c, " Mar ' Irl p -- v ea m .a ..., May •�" fD �m Jne Cr o -• ., y m w real July • - a o io o =et Sept ~ e o :. a m CT CV Nov.' tC .o a ,Deo 4.4 . January 190E -Whitby 9, Oshawa 10. Pickering 13• Port Perry 14. Uxbridgy 17, Caunington 16, $eaverton 15, Uptergro ire 14 HORSE BLANKETS ! • We have a fewwinterhorse blank- ets still on hand which we will sell at a reduction to clear them out. They are choice goods and at a bargain. Now is the time to purchase single harness as spring is opening up.. THOMPSON BROS. dickering �iuerr� First-class rigs for hire • Day or night - Bus meets all trains Teaming promptly attended. to. Agent for CanadaCarriage Co. �r 1�� Canada; Carriage Ha Peak, Pickering. A Spring Medicine of Merit We put up a Sarsaparilla Compound which we can confidently recommend as a blood purifier, tonic and. spring medicine of exceptional merit. , - It -contains the active 'principles of well known -root's, barks,' berries,etc.' and has proved -beyond question its value ftir pimples. sores, sick headz ache; constipation, liver topor. water brash. kidney trouble. etc. It replaces that "tired feeling" with energy. Fine line of EASTER PERFUMES no'vr on hand. Ideal Easter Gifts. C ME HERE for PURE DRUGS and TOILET ARTICLES • often the cheapest always the best. _ Eyes tested free Satisfaction guaranteed. • M. McFadden, Dispensing Chemist Graduate Optician. - PICKEBING, ONT. The Toronto ' _World ! First rate Market Reports and Fore - castes. • The Farmers' page is a special fea- ture. No farmer can afford to be Without this daily paper -with its live uptto-date reports. , • Specialrates now. - Copies can he obtained' front John Dickie & Co. -' Orders taken by M. S. Chapman, or F. M. Chapman, Agric. Editor. DOMINION BANK /lead Office, Toronto Capital Authorized,- p 4.000,000 " - paid up .. - . 3,000,000 Reserve fund and undi- vided profits ` ' 3,839,000, Total assets 42,000;000 :WHITBY BRANCH. .General Banking Business transacted. Special atrention given to the collec- tion of farmer's gale. and other mites. -- SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. t 7Mepoeite received of $1.. and upwards. I3.tereet allowed at highest current rates. Compounded or paid quar- terly. _ E. THORNTON, Manager. ALTON t. Asa Millard spent Snnday in town. The. Williams is moving to New- eek---- — S. A. and Mr. Traviss spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Boothhy. Miss Olive ,George, of East Toronto, spent Easter with her cousin, E. P. Howitt. • Mrs: Proctor is spending Easter with her daughter, Mrs. Jaynes Slack. Our teacher, Miss Watson. held a very interesting concert on Wednes- day evening which was well attended. • BCXGROVE, • On Sunday -last Mr. Scott Tomlinson had a fine Jeriey sicken and die. Ari - other heifer also sickened but recover- ed. Dr. Tefft who was called says that the symptoms indicated poison, and Mr. Tomlinson is firmly convinced thatthat this is the case, as on four previous occasions he has suffered loss from this cause. On the lith of Janu- ary last, he lust his doll. • and last fall, poison he says was. put in the water- ing trough and two horses which drenk therefrom nearly died. Besides the heifer and dog, Mr. Tomlinson lost twelve hens and a . goose by poisoning. —Economist_ • - ATHA. Miss Cline is spending the Easter vacation in Toronto and Whitby. - Miss Maggie and Minnie McKay, of Oakville, are spending a few days with friends here. Henry Wilson. of Whitby, spent Wednesday at John Scott's. Sydney Hughes. of Toronto, spending a time at S P. Lapp's. Jacob Foster,of Victoria Square.has moved to S P. Lapp's house. We welcome him to our midst. Win. and Mrs. Foster, of Claremont spent Easter at John Scott's. Orval. Bm-khclder. of Stouffville, spent Sunday with bis parents here. Geo. and Mrs. 'Stork and child spent a few days at Jas. Mowdere recently. At the home. of- the bride's grand -mother, Mrs. Dunkeld, of the 7th con., Pickering. on Wed- nesday, March -27th. Miss Annie Cowie. daughter of Wm. Cowie, was married to Russell Davidson. cif Cherry -wood, by the Rev.. M. C. Tait. 'The ceremony was, per? formed at 3 o'clock in the presence of a large numberof invited guests. The presents ' were _costly and numerous anti testify -to the high esteem in which Mr. and Mrs. Dav- idson are held. They left on. the evening G. T. R. train from Stouff- vi13e for°points north. - AUDLEY. Wm. Bell also wears a broad smile. "Its a bogy." • Miss 14. I. Chapman is at home for the holidays. • Our boys are anxiously watching for the suckers: . Ira. A Lawrence is spendingthe-bo'. idays at home. R. -and W„Puckrin are both on the sick list this week. • W. Elliot, of {'oleman,•m:ole a short visit here this week. - Theo. McMcGillivray is busy buying up stock for his pastures. ' Mr. John Bice, sr. is not.improving as his friends would like. W. Bell is givigg his orchard a thor- ough overhauling this spring. Mr: and Mrs. W. Puckrin's little girl is under the doctor sat-preseut. James Lynde. jr., has engaged with James Tweedie for the summer. Wm. Puckrin and wife were pre- sented with a baby girl last week. We believe that T. Puckrin has been- eppoiuted road overseer for this di- vision. Rev, Mr. Bell expects to preach a temperauce sermon here on Sunday next. Everybody welcome. Win. Hamlin and family, of Oshawa moved last week- into -the McGillivray farm lately vacated by Sam. Mayne. The school outbuildings and fence are receiving a 'fresh coat of paint which adds much to their a,ppearahce. GREEN RIVER. Arthur Ellis spent Easter with his people_here. - - Sirs. P. R. Hoover is spending a few weeks, in Ashburn. Russ Barton spent the holidays with his parents -here. - • Mrs. Elias Bice spent the Easter with friends in Cornwall. Misss Gertie Robinson viisted with Miss Annie Booth Monday last. Miss Jane Madill is at home after spending a few Months in Mongolia. Murray and Alit,e Fuller, of Toronto spent Good Friday with their parents here. A good number from here attended the spe' ii'l Easter services -in the Methodist church, \t -hitevrle. The literary society still continue their meetings every Monday even- ing where it large number enjoy a good- time. The society -.expect to continue their meetings every two weeks during the summer. -BIROUGIIAM. T. C. Brown wrs a city visite on Friday. _ See Robt. J. Cowan's, advt., in another column. • F. C. Mechin is visiting with his J. L. Cowie, .of•Torol)to, is home for a short time. brother at Oshawa. . . - - Born on Sunday night to Mr. and Mrs. Percy. a son. J. Dafue, of Toronto, spent Sun- day here with friends. Miss Mooney, of Haliburton, spent the holiday9 at J: Hogle's. Mr. and Miss Fuller. of Mitchell. spent the holiday at E. Willson's. • N. Y. Pouc•her, of Toronto, spent Sunday with his father Thomas Poucher. . _ -R. J. Cowan and 'E. W. Bodell were in. Markham on Saturday on business. William and Mrs. Cameron. of Markham, spent -Sunday with the Tatter's parents. Our, teacher, ,lir. Tomlinson, is spending his vacation with his parents on one st. -. Miss C. Phillips, of Minden. is spending the Easter vacation. with R. S. and -Mrs. Phillips. Mrs.. Hirst, 'of Whitevale, spent a few .days last week with her sister. Mrs. J. A. White. Wm. and Mrs Mo'grove .spent Sunday in the pity with their daughter, Mrs. F.. Gerow, • _ A party was given by Edward anti Mrs. Will&ou to a few of their friends'on Monday evening. - Mrs. T. C. Brown returned home. from Toronto on. Friday after spending -a week with friends. Miss M. Willson and her cousin. of Keswick, Spent the holiday .at the home of the formers- parents. Mrs. and N. 'F. Mechiu, of Oshawa, ,spent the holidays with the former's parents; H. and Mrs. Mechin. - The members of: the,- Brougham Beef Ring are requested to meet at E. W. Bodell's harness shop on April 10th. Geo. MacGregor "-is' ' erecting a stable out of an old building par - chased from Mr. Thornton of hitevale: — _ J. Lawson moved his household pets- -to-Clar--emon t - r Does -Your Heart' Beat Yes. 100,000 times each day. Does It send out good blood or bad blood ? You know, for good blood is good health ; bad blood, bad health: And you know precisely what to take for bad blood—Ayer's Sarsaparilla. 'Doctors have endorsed it for 60 years. • One frequent cause of bed blood 1s • Unggish :ver, e pr duce. couatlpatlon- Yolaunous substance are then absorbed Into the blood. lnetead of befog removed from the body daily ae nature intended. Keep the bowels open with Ayers Pills, liver pills. All vegetable. 2Cad• by Z. C. Ayer Co.. Lowell, Yash ♦ o masotaotnrere tot HAIR MOIL MICECURE. CHERRY PECTORAL vers FOR -SALE.—A good old horse for sale or exchange lot cattle A new miles cow and and Yorkshire swine Cash or credit or paper to suit Call at Farm. F bi Chapman Grasmere Grange Audley 90tf "Prevenfice” will. promptly check a cold or the Grippe when taken early or at the "sneeze stage." Preventics core seated colds as well.- Preventics are little candy cold cure tablets, and Dr. Shoop Racine, Wis.. will gladly mail' you ssmr pies and a book on Colds free, it on write bins These samples prove you merit Check.early Colds with Preven. ins and stopPneumonia. Sold in 5e and 25 cent boxes by T. M. McFadden. • Good stock of Ladders on hand at - - • 1le' A ROUND. Liberal reduction if taking a quantity. W. H. JACKSON, Brock Road. Western - Bank o :Canada. '."Pickering Branch. -'Incorporated ba act of Parliament lame' r Authorized Capital Subscribed Paid tip Rest Account Assets • - • Jelled Cow rreudiat T. H. Yo>11rr.Lal4Castilar • Special attention given to Farmer'. Sale - Notes Collections solicited and promptly made Farmer's Notes discounted American and Foreign Exchange bought and sold Drafts is- ot the -world -- 5.�,i3OU0.0O W5,000.00 300,:X10.00 ' 8.000:OW.00 „n �t,,,,�ay Savings Bank Department. • UXBRIDGE. • The death occurred at Siloam on Tuesday of Benj. Widdifield. He had not beer in good health for some years.. His wife died only few weeks ago. • Alen, Munto, who lived here for sev-. eral years and owned and occupied the brick 'residen'ce 'near' the station on King Street. died at his home at 179 Seaton street, Toronto. last week. A lamp exploded at the ' hhrile of John Wilson on Reach street Monday night and for a few minutes gave the family considerable worry. The car- pet of the room was destroyed and the walls and 'ceiling blackened. The funeral of the late -James -Palmer who died at Oxdrift on Tuesday of last week, took ' place from his father's home on. Firstt'Avenue on Sunday afternoon and was largely attended. The service was conducted by Rev. Mr. Harper and the local` lodge of the Sons of England. There seems tc be no let up to the sneak thieving which has been all too prevalent in town during the past 'year. John Hunter is the latest suf- ferer from the depredations of the light-fingered fraternity. A horse hide was removed from his stable re- cently and he baa been unable to get any trace of it or the person who moved it.—Journal. and R.. S. Phillips moved into Mr: Lawson's house, while J. Hamilton ruoved onto R. S. Phillips' farm. The Assignee's sale of hotel ef- fects on Wednesday :.was very largely ,attended. Prices were fair,- but the stallion, Border Duke, was' not sold, $400 was offered but not accepted. Colin Philip received word on Monday that his brother Thomas of Scott had died suddenly. The fuueraltook place on' Wednesday ivlren the remains were interred in St. John's Cemetery, i th con. ' ., R'H.ITB•F. John Smith, of Whitby, new carries his right arm in a sling, the result of a broken wrist.' Last Thursday after- noon. while working in , a boat -house for Mr. Ar Hartrick down at the bad-, the scaffold on which he stood • col- lapsed. precipitating Mr. Smith to the ground,a distance, of eight or.nine feet. The result of a broken wrist. • Messrs. Jones & Gimblett. livev- men, lost a valuable horse last Friday. It happened in this way. Messrs. ,Green & Griffin had hired the horse to convey them to a point on, the lake shore from which they could- shoot birds. They tied the horse and went off. Bye and bye they' noticed that the animal had broken loose and mov- ed to' another spot, and while -they looked the horse suddenly reared up and fell over backwards. The men immediatly rushed to the animals .assistance. They found, him still between the shake, hut with his head Pierre his heels ought to be, and Th 18 niches of water. Be- fore they could release the brute he was dead, having drowned. The hun- ters sought other conveyance back to the town, and Jones & Gimblett were' apprised of their lofts. The horse was a new one, and was worth $140. Interest allowed on deposits at high- est current rates, and credited or paid half -yearly to depositor s. (CEO. KERR, I I I I I I . Seeing is Believing Mgr, i Norman Bassett Jeweler and Optician, Brock St., South. Whitby. - Ont. �A! ,:. -•�— - "C%" ! ftN n,• :� R'...:. ..,• A..„ .:,. "'..•,, :. .� ,a+ 6M'FJ•t ..'1.?.: '_'''Jl•. Z1�" .a}` -. '/. ..,..:,.�• ;. '�'• r °.... ,, A"-''. ••i . - - _ .' fie. v 9�..�' .�•-._.r_:. i -s �,._:' r __V: a-e..- ... .!.- +3a_,...... :ic'_-- ., - -.... •�na+aaA' %a..s. ..'•JU:w -e .- .. ..:e - ..vat. -. w _s.� vYl;.__, . i +.4 .eJ ... - a• e_ .:. .:'.' r �. . ..• . . ,:. . a A •y , . .- : .. .. : .. -, ... 1 -. . ' _ .. 4 . ., t u rte• _• • . _ _ .' -- - -- - - -- - -- _ - -- - -- - 1LE�DI�1G -MARKETS : / ;! e , .. • : Ii[iEAD5TCt'FS. _. � _ , . . . ' Toro:Iltl. Alt'11- 2. -Cull -board quota - f -- -- _. _ -- _. - - - - - --- -- - - -• -_ . _. _ .- - -� - .ions wire: - . ..- - - _. \\'ilea'= t?ntario -tio. 2 wilco ,3caslt ACUte Distress Among z..StarV I t__ ..Awful Act of Demented Woman o ode; No.2 goos+'.iG7 bid. ca t. out• e . - \'`'heat- \fan {toba --:No. .1 northern.: PeO p j e i n� V i `Ina. ' ., 1 i. _ _ ■ �� a (,IneC: -; 90y,c bid. spot Hurt.h ed' -- F'es ,s -No. ? sic asked,, east, G'.'f.R.: .• asked outside. © . 78c . - . Oats -,.`o. 2 while, 3a %cc bid• main _. .. :.. - rosimalel half a - - says: The ter contrac6ed mea�le's and acre sent hoe, '303,o asF;eci, on a 5 cent_ rate to A Viecpalch Iraln" Stlanfitlai says: 'fhe, tani:ne funds total app Y A despa.ch ttonl N� ^w -York fa'A ei stricken Chinese have fare; }traC- {million facts. '1'11e famine relief organrc•. story of a dcrnenled mother who thrAw to the sc ipls athi teed land 1st \ �ediies- 1GH e-�o. 2; fi' r- bid. G.T.R.. east tiling rannibalism in loc,�lities \ +-here I ation is laced t <t the ulrnost in super r her 14 loon!;,' old infant into the sea, mind be infant ' Bran -s'2t1 bid. bU}ers' s „eta, lady !! r end then attempted tar lofFow it, was flay Airs. Aquila thrust the. Iha d,. tress i >. mesf ,cult'. \uihenll• tlsinr the di irihution of relief and in amer l v through a port hole and attempted to freights to dew York. ; cated eases hate Itnls far been fcw•,.bul i rnanaging the relief f tt•k; which n+oty told h} the atticers c•f the ste Ilc,\v �\ seaman hail seeiT the' body 0th <r 'prir -es are:- - i[ i, feuret the} .cN.unit!alisln �\i11 �pr,'a,.l ernpims hul,dreds of deu ing CttiMID - _ -`. nig Alberi. w;lich arrived here on Fri -•� fu 1!ld full .from the port hole, \ \'heat- trill; and firm. '1u'ario - �,1• `' ' - mother fs Ail.. et the el Q I unh',• relief pat, ' h' . nlor,- :,peedlly a,ld fhe co.ni,nitte: ' is , appealing for stort` . d9Y tram Genoa. -rit hn\ve\er and while the ship w`as being 1. white:wintiil 71c to 7:'c: \o. 2 red, , rtvr. !+'.c1ei� dI- trlbufeil.- Tho .spread .(•[ I \olunie,�r helper LuFge orders b >r � 'Filomena 'Aquila: who, with her has I e < ,, attendant; fount. Mrs. Aquila � 71c to 72c; No. 2 mixed 11C to. 71 /c, . t, h .e:even children, to; u� the erg - \r,. 1 hard, i,r to jtc'�r>r contintus. ati+l L:, h,. . -;p:ls i,1ll.iahandb\f r,iuria. tw'i rnRmastipt' ;- Dand nn. tivC. of. t c a:e !nr•r, ire son alre +fit hying to Fore her ,body through t I \Ianitobu •ih..e sn „c qu'li lake ; a�u'� Ih` 'rir'rlylrut ut the n,lt- I kiIic-u tout the} ntt,st be filled ._ ,embarked. at \pies: O file vuva ?c ;.poll hole. Shr' w',ls rescued., !�o trau No. l sicrtl:ern- Itlr•di ,i:',tu, ..till. utt "was it.. America-. i:ar.y in her ;11,•'ha\,r no! been Frio,,, Thdprolll ily' a= posible. • Aquila' and tits mitt it daltg'i• i of the infant'i body w•as found. I11 ern, ;a�! bid; birth [3u}'; \n. ?nor . -- — - -. - ” - - - -- .- ' _ - - } . . -- -- Oafs \o. 2 w•iliie, 3c c to 3')i-Ic. out- I - - - - - -' . - --- . -- - ._._. - -- 1,i. \Ihr \G 1L\\' Gli. \l� ?. `side: ti 2 nli:�cd. 3Ac. Ilwhttr. *110.ir. i� _t ',Ir No. a \1,11;1:. - E(►l�l) h!: \I) -O� 1'li:\IR1L'. -_e .TBE.E:i Chi. G1t.NiN. - ! - - Peas -��/ 1 171st•: 1,.i, ' rl :XM .4 *, ;` ''. -11 ;31.14,-\ C.,tt'.: �i i -' - G rn - \:,. yello\t Ari,rt . m. 52 ;C r F. if. sinUer P+'nbably ICllled in a Runa- Professor Zavitz Describes Work. Done 2 u,u,e-, d.,1,, a' ,n lc, 7)e fnr \\ c'�b:rn• wily ,\crideut. - - i 7rrea Take truck I Inger to. Raise, and. ate 5:',c, Trron!r, ntxl \+rst; t)lltnri0. 4.. - _ , r i at Guelph. IC\ n . •. c ,ril': C r,f \'_. I; -7f,,.: - This Greatly [ncrea s 'E'heir,Cost. , In 4Gc. basis Chalharn freights: 1 -1110 of• A de r,atch h'�;,n I,cihbrid e �aYs - A d:'s ;r•a.:h fr: in `for.�ri says: Pro- terin.g. I 1f :`` \' Yi)ttli \\'1iF..\'[' - �[. \Rhi:T ! r t'. I1. Si, 'er. a rancher, w,,, - 1 -'• -`'*•e n,nrtant di,linclion he,ween. ids *, 1::. :1. -'L :viiz,.(•f the (111:-ario Ag o) ri r _... I A 1, .• u 1 r� , -. A i'i Iluik\\- h.'at - - „'1 to 5?I: rnl it.le: -- -,, \r\' -1i r!,.,,:1nI :! a _:,;:r_:'r:ul \:.i'p I111,kt <•1i the g`ao'l`' It'i'tii(rsfla} flight. _ "• ' - -R Crop ,9f Id'C,`c aild a CrUp I L•I•'lln O •, ricuilu. -d r ,1-0 -'e. addles. t.d .t,. c } ;�•e._Stl'l dull, (i�C t�., ti'tr'• , t;l ° �• f.PC:tli)r•i \ '' i'Ptl. �.: ;'w� ;,1�1,1.1in• Ili' \ \,, \t 1- 1,1.4 r;_`11, to the city nn . 1? •:r [arm ,rvrlttre -Le.i il� ;tie !en�'h of cu;au,•ui Commit ;oe i "f ih <- L,a!*fslalure If +`r!e - S2r; to :;2t,: �,uf,idt: \ :, 3 ex- ,- "'`1' • "t 1 ni'rl!n'rlt„ Duluth. 11-r'i,lri\, 1,}_.1'tl_ anus, ti' 1 \\', .tarn John- l cn \ \'cdrt, di c'n N }ant breeding' asap I3 y ' [.r h.' j li• V . tirnP it luk to 1Yicriue°c criell nt them. Ira. 51c to 31%,- : -N'r._ 3; 5H• M :,ic l , ! r ran e. ,w's.his.gcnin .,ti•. 10 €t:riu cru !Ie told the tool y .� C,It ;, ,atcn!,.' L ' t.',I, .,f.n',i::1 14ri w`il`e`:,snl w;ho ii,ifcr>. ;I,killyd "tn'iirunaway . :\ farm r, for irr,r' ,car_. It sprou!s,l n:it f tlta.\v,�rlp; dane.st tEe - i;uelpil I I rtur- Onta` ;o `><) [el \ ondTC'la_ tiro `� -Ii t•''•1'• ,f`on`t �•t!,a tk E' hiiilie: after- caking 12Y` .. t i%1 the .,f ring of { 1 e v I c ,0 a,l,i d. fir bid, I _ - - o i t, +, • .. I a_; througtl itlr.diftcre[l? ,!zoos !I1 the c�. } ?ire in .11i? setccficn r'i,ceed and try ! atom;,, $i,:,0: sic +'.,nfh, Sa.,): I,akrrs . 1 c ir:ad. and rt ens. nil in a G I.1\ r: - l'r+►:I }'. \1,41tm a:.� : :c,r'�t, .> „lottler -to h, t, tlotne in Leth blade colt ll. P r hrid'cillan . nr r s,- fertilization... He �,; 110 - �: t is llze fate sun;rucr is'i lira tratt'd hi.; c'1` uks (,v samples o[ ', • •• ,> - ! f.rr,)u •n. . \['r•� =. - t:�purt..�1n r \\,•err l l ulrt , :t,. .his te:iul' returned io his flu,• month.. and . I lira`; -.._ birl._ Jfurtreal. I, t i raisin of a timber crnv' _ _ flatve ;tttl, b Iha result ttt5iued by 'the experiments i , ,pair;. \o,tli fr,t+' , \rx,'rt" tjtItio en' ttie III(- n. ,Auld;lukil' ,ly•ltte m!les rutsday. . alter enUri ;;'. The 'I'ce' - htbrids oC :, at ptutni,, obtainrrj ! I'rl)I:tkrt. t'ric•+ ,h•,\r pl^[c frrall} 3[r, the i:it}'. tibvul -m urtigl on `fuesda - 6 1`; a d! 11 •, t 11. l,l - r r - 'I'�,' i, l lfia' - 1 hf` f,•u,•• i`-1 ?•�'• �`in "e[•, tv:�l - from ern ,:;Fhb Da\i.�'n Gnhien Cha{f � FnC'\TRl' t RriI1C' : i ?. rarer}', jif• t`•e: =: 1-+ ht h i`llt.,,ffGl_ Sa(�': �'cl rrn�','. ,r„ 1 • t b�a,t1 before its {arty ar [, } \`'ht�rit anti 'Turkey )it'd. In the new t, r • tc' are 'liRhf, cult prict� L'uIt IL. r_1m4t•._,x;1 lilnii a, +Id apart neightu,r> �tiirted h; .can h t�,r rile Inter•. ta,nYer: , fiat cr R .dip. r r' i ',d. :.cheat t1t. h '•ixf 'c[ualltic, .21t both -were . `net s, - . __ ! r,•.,w'' the - lire a,' dr•nt:,nri, rattle n , 1,\ liN.lF utt nuln. 'with •t-tte ``tall That about d . _i s . _ r :i.e.'. ,e i, dr of ';;left defect, , , h. w d a _ \. , Tct I ,'CI(,rh �i,t '1'h,n,ci,lc night thf y f Il gvet: ,[ till. ,1111..,(►Js l} tt. r 11,+1, w, ire. , ,me ',.' to 2+c \ utllril.. '\ fc u` [ uyr r� I.u, urdc, tt # :' eliminlled. fl.' e:npia,iied thezm i� ;r an e:'�'. pr aft_ tl,. err twt, Ill ;leis_; _qu;,lity. }flit Ir,i `the the tar l \..:about tt+t[Ttc Trhles. trot[; Lh .'8ti3otinr 'if n!aill hiltvlSlatl ,113 lite'an , In 2t it _...._. [•uriance of this \tnrk to the a;gricuJ d,.:'st,hd= ......._. �- , 'r,rdlnar} rut; of lilac trade,.,,. l'Fr, rl}: • ,ftli at nl. o! w,o,cId put e,ll the tree:) ... .. _ _ - 1)uir�•, pr'nts ,cto.6c _ uai !i1 1,^ -tact eel Lire advar'a,,•, I al ,.rti,c5t�. '- 2lrtoajr ; (Iral:p%• lilt:..;,, al,nut title ,tor a- .I. Nee t'c[ do tubs .. :.. • - r•'rrlains v:ith the - t;ratn cr ps. I -rt u - -.. >r - t ' e of .trees w• i1 t Ctt:`ese -at ;Se for lasgl gnrh 1S?zr felt %fuot''L. -. t marAt!. only .0 ;Irnhcant 1 "f11Rn\\'ti.FifFti' FEET.+ . isup },a� r'3: h,n'� an ecr_ 1!►:l:(fi \\E: FR(1Gt. !.j..t irl.,. rltarr' hvtni r,rth 4 _ 's_ mr,: t grin' tilty wart In reach• their Lest, . _ I Fg�, -. n, ;r!atinrts . r ingt,, [`Dill ' 3:)c to ! St.,, i:ar, anti t ,i , rlr «• a ,w bl, tit t- rite br' mark ^lE�!= rti - - - _ ,; , \. itau;••rnau•l.iltcd la.' a gain at 1,'aoA- sgt- -it. \\'`, rl, till•} let ,1t tn:tn.h, an.l i t ,, r• arc firm . r. �t'vrttr �iitNil, att.l Ihaf \v2 i,src `~ln,tirtr of Them DfReends ran Gruntr� ,0r, - _ 1 ... err .tb n - - . Derr i:atamriroo. ' 1'm11! ry -Geoid ft.••-h,k: i.i :tl 1, ki , - •ell ; f" i, . ft i it llw t .Ill, - ii-I t 1, 1 1. I c1 1. - �> e.ir r :h = ,l 4;;1;• .uf tan,i on \t -h eh ; _ 1 r� .?t r t!r,ctt„I f rem. v, ill 111 t ,',: ,till ;= h Et .,iii .tihlrnl l ,il day -: ' r� t l _ j cw'n. • islre , tT, iric. tta?!1 srl try in.t\,• tci d. brit tt�:.' \ d. a ,'n ?� 'l.'' *rnir? aCF.' f,! �' , ?.v- fir }!: f ".,'1' I>.1ll:tia %or1.-1,i'' „r;i.�' t aVt,b.= t.C: >tt.':,t•.* rtil,r!t i '.'t,Itl '�I..1t 1•G',,.k•,4�ii17. -ill r`t,.£ii trNr ..t,f :1I:,e. 1vho�a? annua 1 °t. • ! \_ ftf i�c• :pa . - _,rt - -o a k „lei I "Iro. vevv Pw- -nf' Meru t:e•rru r” t•I\'t',I. t t {t ._ tandrerj tinllrr”. c..\ A"d Y• g _,lu ' \sit '\e'er= o lnrc. t +,tt are t , .L ;rt�ge. ;toll h, rc :ui f �t •�. httn ^ ffoting. a,,,,,1,• n., of T,ir F'r'rr +,f, arlc •k,l •'d nn °" t, ,: y, ,, t r 111 a iri r:Ze f rK. rjrl�,'t'tl i;l f�alt ea Ar•., rlih.i,tl lir-nt t' ` ,.:,r1 to fill, >h; \•'gplrrrl:l �ia_tt0n r}' .bP- r >� ;:r::t1 d•:.,ar- 1 t, a:ut Flt- .h x,,,t,i..e -, !n .t,;7 s, loft•` lard _. - . tl'fv�. f•t.l U5 Fe,p• 'ern t ?"e:h•r. w"tl: rt nd '�::ffrr ac,(,(rdgli: rte lulu rl tit t.)II, ;- Ghr'r}i �rhnl. �:, ' ",iYttintte..,.h t'lrl, tit 11 \ \'dnP' -,t iC- &t - - n•1A ""o-''1!t ill th. a d °r t`t1,. -`t fir[ C ! r, r : I,; run a \. r h} tilt I[i!: ruattnn8t Lsm - 4' .. t °:.. fnr. valU:i' i,f [!1e'i;l:R iii •, :nrc ti Cil�'c rr'wl ,thp_ter- tart.hrJ t,, X14. 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F fin tLe'rlain a[ er't':r. r [.to-e.- s•re�..nptl, tt, l _ n,'rt .bane ,n ht• i�U,t} f °t ^cif; frac .. e ti\ - - cr� p itiorf) le1l`t Ccu'. 6, laketi ni[ ;it the parr ;eel ; ,r a numt ors tit lost c'� h ,rrit• , f'• r:ns -Gt :,; [: r .hand- plcitiC] an>i _ i►: a ]r.r,t+rral. \ f fit `Writ, ..I1 a- a's,r t;•'t IF ctlt and .. Fri s;' . \,3r .ltrrt }'. -nlnc yrat? c ,; orilies• to rnr r:rnmoc, - e d of the 3 Lit r xa,rr. nation. c n fc. Ruth. . I�: 1. ds wl'rh tt'o7,.. \1r,tl , , :: ! , "c: t+,l;a1r *1•'tl. _ - C r d 1�'l: rta'1'c'C i+ tilken. Ofi rill v;,r 't4 .!�1 ^.;eIIBtt rn. r , .:'j�,t,re any cr p _ ,,, ;crt.lh cg'c;tens hr,' not_ kiro,,w'n.' Pn etnr,-- �'tl': ;r,o _ �cr ....n l,a,'. hrttrr c ru "i. nl I ;n.rr. ;in . - _ _.' - .. -_. ....,. •.- li'}' [i(1E_12£1t'e'renrh_etl ,T'Jr.'IW' S1..: fit <,ri'.'T'- t:r' }I,'rP... _ a.,li,tll*• c't:'C,rt h;" tJlt .tVatC,tt' .,f .: \IYIA ... - - -._ w.,,�l lot.. '.i+tl rlr.hT -P:z null I - :- _:' r” t la . ' -. ut n: ;'a}- hclary ;hurt ' Ti itt•,l. Tt ;rs - \terkat .film at R11 f• (1- �-- - �uppil:t tll,, :tin :I I rC lap , r rsrlh Pled n' :rt-ail urIu "ji:lil} r: l Dl \ 1 __ .. _ c} 1 tor. \.. 1. 1r.rktht' 'an4i._: in f 1 . , . b ,htt., i3r,tc!,t'si 'hr•. iTl ri 1�a,torat , '\\ 11• F- I� \ CRON"M ;n .tt:e iat:ll.• t,i° „t11r rn �l forty -r. +ne ! de"r•t'r:n prt'cjl ?:aL \1 +,.�t at 'Ch'e'b +la` uild n„ S'l,itfa; 461 ,trrl :t s rnnirrlll _ -- tie1r,. .\"it:n• at Gift `Kill o. file S.Cunt1l crt�died +\'!;cif .pichcd up• j: in car !nt•- hr'rr. t1.ra ti, 1 , r- , alt l Tnr..lhe':.w " . • , _Ili vrl �frri\t - -sti r, ;,a :�; !:I car k,l_- t•.• • • u n. r i:. td Trrribh l: \11Iii ill ♦Fine al Dreflen• - .. _ . war fi.e., iv , 1ca., frt. nl tt - - - ... ro • - . • . Y .. ! T ,. 1' r. a2 . a 'd -'i•t:7:, nrr• ,i'\\'rll• \'4:.0 ,Tt r,nnther It•ll.,. 'Y” hexy. . • ;.I 1111,. 1-c'•' ItI. friC Ir'Z `I it �na'tlljte: in '1eiYl "�t Ill \frlr#i ter oC _ ,, ,cse th ..I'' :D,.- : k� -D' C.4TTi.E, I'.•F,D _ _ ., _. t {,at 'rill Ir ;} h i rtntrttl t,! fhr : \rill - . --- .dtllars Itr,, n Ib, ,,rn,,t .rare.. .up[ I f -� � ",.•- • ;bi,iii nit,rin i'i r:•';rrtl to the latttrj . \ n. .lohNnne�blir� Sava - — Pi,O\ 1 ION d,�pu1c11 frnr ..:. �. i.; It ;u. hits t,,tt1.,- '•tl13s time fob.! _ - _ _\ a[nsf _ 1lnntceal Abaltofr plifatIle < tliq.t It l,nsj trl\erti5e �ull:c._ \vh,t d ffTty nat!tres 'vrsrl Apd -Ill ,1C.1mrgP4 U ...0 1',(}. £*+" +fhr pn I R7 r,;t :irld o toot! an �'' fr+r.� 4ht. a r: _ i 1 - it,rlt�c. 1 : - ftrt-s�o_i.'.II-,,, c' \ r, r , t'' ln,tantl}_ htlte�t tsrld thtwe' wFiitee end -__' r -r. Curtner, Ijra,f tllt,: fig dttne witb acll,! .fornpanies. ;f.•r h,rit1 -4'z. turincr� 1nt,; ;, :5 S,+:xi itaffale, wh.,, tint 0,11ni4 i an- alH!lo�� ,slxtcan:tintwW- ,,'Were injured by 'the ues r- h -n dtriae: :,'i•c.ivnl,tot: the graiit .dur•' t rr 11 \t'.Tni.rcat any'c :•. Mon, ' in car I:,tc.- - 1 few' stied•' 8trd . w rich wa, prndu,ir,}; , exl�or•tad 'expit.',.i.,n nn 'Ihitradx4 aighi 111 Fri. - lt:e ;gars 1oltvw'ino ti-ritil tt,c A'rtt'sT'.l , h t c':t 511 ..:t`, . - f"i, fir, -Ar, 1Icrhi,h „1, fa l+i,fs like 4.0hfut ti:: n' ,awn I:1�', , ['r1i nHiilitr ±. a! .the Dre: ►; fi trt:'3i I.S V�, I,wvc n stockyard i[ite,ti�a` I Pnrk -.ch ;rf rut • a•. r: ! -Int 3s cut. I' that dill cnmpnre with Chiral >' trirrrL' nu, a, s:'t tti A -21..0 i. r al.lerld tbo tl?r;,fr, The ,amt plat W:>s , t ,,taro mine. (lnt> nT lilt• ttihitP men : t , t•e !t'!v dr'(, l i! - „,1 tcn doilar� l t.on a fnrnrii inn eon t:r S, ,�,k , ' arul ll, ;' _•_,'t,;} \T, :its -hnr� r rtrk'.d _ la_'r -y,,ar \\ith'.wt_ r.,ll� , -1 TOL- .•tai:ed wra.- an .1i r ,. . I - I ` \ \'iI 11t _ _ . _ - [. .11r.r Yf Ahi. ' 1 „ -r nter_r .7[► I r - , -- 0:'. left u3tt',u':ilyd. -% sh^il,-at the erk -, , ,\t•i. : \: f Lartviere •:lid lo-tlily :� ; tsar brc -11, Ile', t;, tl? t' .f, `-tons ,nit t , ��. �i.lic c t': -,n. ; I Hfln'ev, 1 lie e\Ul,,:i,ln cccurnd aZ (.! fitly -'tars. I�a\ . lh; fotlt ;a'in,' . , `tatemt'nt fan been fr>!'tt'aCdrti t0' [Tt�'ica�ca: hams, 111•'dllllTr'nnd l,`! ;t• lilt,' _y. •.�,_ . 1 JTt� w'll•'n Ilb''tnln, t1',,:'i(1v''r're mus ,. �. -e- .r,'. n� r^ntr'x :ult4 - flit'.-- -- 9'iTt -t` -. • �.: -.a • 1fil.r.' _ Hirt• .o •.i'_'t ' _ 1�_ _ rl— \trtlTh tezist :. _ t• ,r 11?car- rr''`. A\iill „_goT11( \t: \RL\7.1:. aUa4 P. 1 'i"41 i\PI� lln --dyna[tlit.�, _ Ir - fir; In 'till cl,+' torh hat` cl,ertirtl h, r• l } l _ h - _ y -. - . i-' lcli is F.,s•. thall -- - r _i\'tih ,ntL,c�f ia1 5 per ccrt.'. e L, gictaturt. ;Ire u,:nl ca _ ,.N b2_- o3t :of �' it of St. h:ltid'. Fell ih,wR' i\h - - 1,: r anr.Ir.... , .. 'r,. 5=,,71 _'aS t, • \ohluh die' •of di- e;1.\s, end th,'y are , I,- ,1, - - . vTt'r d _ . __ !ct -',t tL. 4 pt r ,ant. camFr!e•ti into- 11rd. _ 1 fhall...a,k T ;a r,. =Fi iii: I:�rroc. -Wlfr: tilt,, 1 -I`- ♦ 1`itairal\\'ith 1,i�ttii`If L:inlp. ; ._r -,—.p '.c c � . . i1, ,th lA . c _ , -” ,er<;nr:um 1,5M06 thf: G,.ur.crt t.) app,�int A .l ctal -cr,tn ,/r 1 . -.. - _ t”' r !h,' tchnle mal,.l pails. 12,,_ • I . li' �, c, :t eI,• %t-r,,,l `\ awai,l Fiii' •c ills 11F� \T 1 l L\1 \h f►F f[RF. \'if.Ti ♦1' -' , f. n[•l' Cell[. -_ . \\:Il- h- iulere ;l ;;r :. _ ill..: Si,. "; .ri '_nZ1Ur,?. into I .. • -i r.11• \{11'.h1 1�,' .!,Sir .- ltnru.•ft G. S'.• Il:rv,,.:: t�'.t, .}.3•, ,.•,:The \Mntmal Prmei.tant. Cefirxll IliAard :. 1,'-:Zf;5 ter Ir i i- sr'r+,'.I 1 } 1.:I0iI who Hate I Ail-,\ ! [ I. p,:c aullun' , , : .. - "; nitere,t a: I't [' cent._ ._ 1 ritteil�3`.'�t ityC'tht >:jiiattrr.'that- an :in• _ ar 1.1_22 - _auckwheat- 5.N:.!n�Labl} fa' :1 ,5 loin r! rt Frills} i 1.1"l it',�. is \titificd. _ _ ,' - \l,rl're) _ b;. ing t\ n; o r- .. w ith , Lttllfetl — ,. x'r a lOUrEl ...... , .':...,, 855:50 t e'sliva.inrs \'�iil pro>`e °that arxitna unfit �' r • bu,hf 1. a [ , , �- ' k rm +'u l:tmi* in .11t.c h.i[1SI. itcr;,clo 'i �� dF,l at. 11 fen It . \lu,ltr?flt ga)'s: itti• I' n loch a, lire' above gi\ for human• tool are being �ci.led down l fgrri \, v riran \r' }e'1',\\ • "`” �.w"t 'a. r ' A llc.uln,o ttiiti� }: d'willl �' ;1 and ti7nk £1: e. t'rot,,'lant' Rnard o! ,'1TnQ1 Cc1»rllission -_ ' ;Y t:,.t:•' info lard.'... .. .. .. _ _ •: I\,-i. 3 mixed, f> r'x c1. [•c, ._.,,•;.. •„ '.`ht` ran rant of ,i- "•1•. and. to .n culltl Lr•r- hat- e..b \',',l' notifit',i of claims f;+r �,.r - - - , -- h • i'r :n,^, (t [9' j. Ci,i1nC� a�rlt; 1111 llr- C.rUp;.' '• i orit.;- . tt Sl , • 1 `r r - el't't` <. 1I1 {1 t\ ,t r . - r' -'.7 -', _,_ . •. ,t': T f P (mlillGS 'Wtltl ' ,lilt` \C'L\1i-R_S ♦\'IEt- 3 \a'hilc'., S1? ;r tfi l2t': \n .r. ,,)�;c to it file.` r +r drt n in the fire a si,;;ll , ., c In_u! h flu' flarni.: f31' flu, ;liar litf`I 1'; , _ It,. n 1tr lot: •t. Trcec v: i!1 grog ;atis- I -- Ilochelaga Srhnol. The cla.rtls repro `. r, ., lanri auto w a'!pgct?1ec too Lr_avas' Flirty TI -anti Dollars , [lrac__RoiUna pert5, St ,n ar!oa n clot lirl� 1,v,, ahui•�t t much tnfrn�d r ft. sent a tf)tl}l of fart; n t _u priest, ,. 1,'1 ,and \,h,n.�ht, w•a: lak"l front the• fry cj',c00, or Sa00cor tlaeh -- or for agricultural: crop >. and all that r- tt� IIiS Parish Tliw'n. coil $1.10' in jobhi �� tin[ wheat. X4.,2:/ \cater sllr a as in. a "t( ;I � sr r ;sus condl I chlhi 411 .11;s' Parents hay -e place�t their. p I Flour- �faniloha p - thtz AdvrnUrtt:'_ of rti- fomstnl�'Irofi is that nl \inntnra sa `s: iThe 'r , . r .lion. -Choir a u•lnlan of eti\ ancerT ,fit' , u fhe hand.: of the Rev: Henry' - die :aunt - wfi:Ctri� t,m Ttea far ae tslii `. 'grcpa.'c`i • - -- -- -i } - --• . - Ia +.t 0:. s't nntrill - ` F:10 to- Si.tlr; ,•' l ,• •_-at•e erllca taincd' for her ]ekill.`re �tclr of L \tare's Church, wke . ,violet wheat paterils, `� }'11��' ad ice !.w al crops �haii 'her l�er:nanently de- 1 unprf cad�nied a `lion of a T;artsh prit t- 53,70; du., in , recovery. - }} t I ,. acting Wi111 fhe \' of t\ro . .. vr,ted •to - ,'sire:'. %`i !tin that'•Ts done, l leading gIn�lFx; to the t,avn in \1, bleb istra•: ht rollers, R3.fi0 to in , legal thole _ t1lf;rt \4itt be sullictrut for•' t !o provide .ills .pari•h: \t i,'sltiiated:: because he felt S }• to' S1. >i: extr ;,�. - __ 1 the mono}. -fir, taxes $1 55. ' I -_ SA:,,otNl'.000 i1, DB \Tll DUE- - .. er,,i kiyui rt fo• ia•, `,lumber of for } a. had �e'u ^et - RT ♦ BOO711 \G . 'tell r�, _ . from the pef:ple. Nras taken in the w ill \liilfecd- \tani,tnha hrali, in f s, G20 I '1LL1. \ ♦1 . • , t . _.. • of Rev. Fathr,r ikaaulr•3ers, the -late par- I ,,) S,2, shnrtc, 522 111 • G':2.30: Ontarin ,Receipt. in Britilin F :rl fear Reat aril B I for B . 0 - -'F- -- fish, prlast of Ftanford, in the coulity },ran 'in. bogs. 820 t 521: shorts. iu Records. -- I.\rH of ding's Infilslrial' uildinga - C.IfUlit:11 �PIiFY To F'T,AMES- .. } f3'12 r) - .. ♦ ♦ill Cost 4<,,000,000. . _- . I %,, le.t. He lt. f, the municlpalit ' 51X? acks l0 5:• -.,0; mill?d mquillr'. X21 j i'r'e. at \latic\ille. share; nI tilt ',loci. of the RicheliQU & !'In 525; .straight• grti -in, . S2s to Sgt) Pc'i' i :\ d, cpalch it7;ln I nnd,,n's 1y.: eh is Rr,nian Calblillic ' Ede , , i A do, ,'tell from Fort vvilliam. Onf., _ t .•• , (round. I Onlarin Navig"iti,,n C ompany, and he I no\v l:unwn illat file i•t't gar< fmnl death Qt.e.ur., 1;nrnrd It ninLr, ill,' hc:.p!; of Ftontord his 1.'ga• Icn�ii :d' Oaf; -err l:1ag, $2. tr - -, $2.10 in I dutiti.; during tht� tircal �<ar just ending I ays :. Tilh sprhlg will see a �Tl'eat de � >, s, Thc.l lee`:. Th<_elau.irk ,•tikes that -ts the peo- I R s and $2.20 to. 52.25 in jo> bind boat vill._ [,recinu, r rnlejr, IXX toi`X).Ot Citice I �. iC1Pi\ \'llliarr. th 1:'1}1115 already.` p p" . - A r?espalci, fn-mi \1, n,.eal sat I.p c8r lot round figures: trill bt. i I l pet - „ . I ..1. -of \1'lr ;cca, h hart the m!;• . la hod ivOi him the money t ta�es'I lots.' 2 , : Ih, p1,�. c' i for buildinr• !one !o , t ,,e i!� ., <ilhro only ' a fret' h,• w';i rrinrning 'it to rile pcoph• - { jla }' -\n. 1. 51.,.50;. \n, S1: a0: \o. I )tt of tr \ \'tl,iam \croon I"[ar- nc and 'factories wrill take a for I court ; I ir,anc, •%cl tt\•clvt' \cars ago the,'total of S5,500,ik - ucCki a o, hay horn v[sit?d \vith an:1� ` -- �3, 511. "10: clover. mixed. S11; pure clot ' _ et c1t1.30 to SIt per ton in tar Iots, t total ,tv.eipts [term d, ash duffel bade ex l _� -� nll:r'r diaa,'et, itl file ,,,ltnplele dr -liuc _ . a t:aihotie C, „rcil. ! ; "f031.'. "R1: \'1•: \CG. Prn\'!< ions= fiarrrls short, cut' n1t �. ;seeded S1.ItIN1!'eh)dltif),,c \y ii I OCL0, u t that:' . ;trio of tf11 R <nn1 lll't)\ \ \'1' C.Cy p:hir.,h tt-as .nn.r,le,I.. to ?1;e gr•, ,I!., ' ,1 - - -- t �?2'tn'S23.5'l; half- bar•rl,. $11.7, to S1_.• paid on one `,tote n, `lily knottn as I A \c- \LFO \SO f.0\SC31PT10\T \\edneYlar m "rninR: t�a}r'ail t're t• u•. • _ ail; rl ='ar tat k3acks. 5.'r to Si.50: inn_ of Get,re �mt'h; — ..+ - f.* trebelna: ' t t .IIt- , itr•l•rrll� 'fnr fail ' Nitie Vontha •S5:097•• - S,,r1.50 to Qj2: half - bar - "Chien;*) bnllih,11 t1'ho lived •al the Re- t,.Wilt,. Th:' fi -t in bGy I.art[cr Than Last Tear. - cal bent•}' rill's,• ensational De,patrh. ♦\`fired From n „! be, ^�'e }• a:xi the sacreii'ves�' ut. ' `tits , 510.75 to 511.:'tl; tiny sal[• }otig form Clnh at an at, rage,rate oP 13 shit r _ , i i a ,' frrn,l.Otl ,\\'r ing,. Thr I , ;cool 12r l0 t2'n: barrels plate lines a day, I .. limne to Ynris Paper. _. orr:amenfc }:ai{ir,gin+ b<,.l1 o th . . t ,1',i, ', c:eTr.h, .. _.`1 - - . 1 r, x'tl.tl.v rl siraper =e Inil, _nlonit,l,' fl:.al' prr`i,'r %i t t fl;e i) +,•i ecf- 511 to 512;,11; half- barrels fin.. SB.- i �' A dcsp:tc.1 fr,iirl Rime t.o.the Pars and �,: i 1,, h =ng.; ih'is slated that news ha 0., all)- 1 , .:.n c•,,,; -•1lv. For fhr, I',(, to *.\ cg 1'OC'R 1305-•- 811.1 -fit El\ l= li \f,h. I1r,urrial wer.c all ill -{, a, :11.s t \\i1; ' ,vc• ,1 r ,'c ,'1;17-,; 'inrrels hr•av\ n c k,e, t... i ,. n'' ,ai , ri;, of them r•,y iu- : h rn1 i'f• null'• uinitti,s ill'' rns!.,Tns 1•,^v- c� 5r1; ha'f- Y1r1�1: do.. 5,.,,. ttnninr,IIn't I arrived at the Quirinal to Ihr effect t4at ahJt f n.l'' f , ;.:,.1 a.Sn•, hat'�i[•I �a 'c 'tri '10';r:.htr1't }aril. 11 ",: I" .\\','r'r itelurning Io,Rnfla From.a ifnnt- }:ing Alfnn�o o[ �prljn,i,•sufteling,ErtihT -ni -” „ l' * rcipr'an lw4s!l ,. .The total loc.• c ^nle al n',nimloll o 3 t ` tm }111,1. , • .. -'•6 •'' r rstnra!r'':J at S:r).0(>n. aril the \,;llli S^'r.0411.11a0' t•'l' !1i,•- Gargle'' nirit' 1 ,,. r ' '•: - ilt,J ' i ,, �.lubercuiosis. and That the tipanish _. . - rcil,. ,l 1;,, , kt•tll' t,n lr'1'e,l. 13c tr. i3, irnllh: h l- L'at r'•t'Cn R�li' Illf1 " } })^ t,1 l''i;t 1,'i• ^r •fill illcreamzr: „f I' l }, tilt, nr•(•oi,(I tl,n, !i, `;:7 : 1 rrllk--4 , ,ny.S •! (:011rt 1, f` \il'C1ICl II11ca51' C''�'ard.ng ![:S .:A n" '111.; Of 1 ',. \.i.. _ _- . in;l r•; iii th•e• 1.,IdhrII` ,. :..6;17 Q'i,8. Tn-' �ot1r,•J!nns fnr• \i;irch. I 1 -1 hr,cnla..l:,r,' to VW: \\'in isr,r• b `lrv,n„ I \ i1 FniciT- fr -:,n; i ;,Vi:,,i; (J.,I n'Y. 1' "'; t fn,. C'!li ;tnul ?} I cenda'.on. _ ii :Z!, : ^.,r,, rescued witil t 1 ^117. t,;ci•,'' S,,.101.F.:L'. nn iniriuse. f I -, h; 1fi' ;,'••�h't: >11 hit ell 11,nifr r! i'i ;,:r l,•tg; , . „Prim ti \\n ant -.,a - r ,l a ul h 1, _ 1., „ •ihc h'i nris. \t ir,.i1. I:tia _ cr !r $10.2:, :' a':i\•e. 57, I f:ili .•! by il"11 , ct`•".nr Cr1"r ;i ',' m.i,ih ,11f 1l1'�',.... _....... _'_ `fl.!`. o'_-r rl., ; e� ,ri,f , .. _ ,:,nHl 1,•.,,i.,ntl tr;l hs al hl,l'on (.hurt,; _ la`_ list'O\ S'1'iLL (1C.U+fS. _ C.i, I •1 ` ;,,,\•_m':,dr .-renniert• i.� qunted'� [,'•ad• ntV,; Ilse `ra;ltrn cif}' line on' T'ri- ! 5ltnrks Rr in`te`r ,lore i ri- lam, . - -. ",—' IlI' C11IT.DIt1'.V. � •-pL,.t r. 1 ; fT Iii ;it - 11iI -T1,ct- .•,\'e,;,. r:i1u•ning n-1nl a; SIX,Sharp f , e iltl.Z1 hill\ FiI:I,D. I't)tt :' it i :'F \-- I a� '' ' i ,;, . rh i' c cl'otiit' t r yr • is cot- .', 2:-• 11lllrtilrl r 'rip, all,! \\'t :!e \\all<Inrj ,loot d31}- l,a�t. - er a' �,, uri'i''r�rndc�. ,,, to ,a,.c:,i;; [rcii.'n't' trfi!n i c Orr. Discovercrl ,\it Wii*1, 9 Rrhnol; t„ i!c Equipped -„, s `fill' iTlar -1<rt is firm .with an 91: bar: A• 1 Lar e Arr,I of mt,nlfft t �' 1 � r nti, rL'r .vned fhr' 'n•,,�o of fhr: ap[,ro:lchin�, A c}apslchl�fr "llyl' }Clog tiro'. ,TamA+ca,; t q .. I \\itli Broad iln[ctli - _ _ .- ' . _ \ran}', (;amts Slaked: ! rvor -ini era In d m , t.,i n: ,ek c -n In f1,reCr- -'Flit local rnar•ket •!s frna � nd envine. ��1p ;i`1r r�iflthecrfig}ii�Jefig!ne,l'an8 I hav`file(l la`ii .fnr' 51011000 lr ninst the• ,A d•',l'ntch !r:ru \- lncnu\'cr, B. C.,, A ,lc;p,:, T fl ,r'l \', n 1 } ftnse, cn� ,aid local C,occrnmcnl for Ien1s and food sup - ,\ 1l, g,' rlannsil. ctf bn,g- }rorr crc I,, {Mrr In atoii a elielihon of fhr lire �I lrnchanged. _ chnlies (:eushninr', hi, fireman, - y' Cr,lnt ra ^crty in \11111;11 al, lie which a . r'ht)n1 Rli[:T. - 111ey dttl n: >I police the boy on file track plies to ,fhe earthquake• sljfferer�. • Tl1e Itrnie!i1 a ha: ,,t' +rn- dixx,v,'rr•d in - I t ,I *F1': \l.O \i.i J, �_,. ,,me hundred-:! -red eig::tllca: het nnrl children lost. their l7vc,. i1 2..- Flour -- S ;r;dy'. until a!icr Ihr: accident ncclfl ddliletdu t clalln. The�ear111quake�sdare recurring tmr, S., i;n,lr',l. P, fD, rota t !aim: hlcr 11'r'a z:; IMen �inrated. The ling I e•:`n rl +cidtati !hat :ill the school of I r nit r', ;11; \o. 1 \•'r hrrn, gl:ile dart: nt tilt thee. ,' ' 00 a rrs n„ , t liriieved 1 \\'inr,ipe shell be equipped with brood \\'h,n1_ 1, tio. 2 w1;ile. 70c• raised by the passing freight train ob- Fr re have been six sharp shocks sine, nit ,•'t' "r'. 5 late esca a in -� \'v'in!er s rnng, f gr . i P «, /,,., in to ~:ne nt, the richest icon deposiis balconies in order` to tacit, scored the boys tram piety W case of Sri. .. Corn, --F arm; No. 2 yello,� 51yzc; !ro 2 z rte: 3wra- .„.s ..,.- r . on. aircou4F:r j. t '-- . .. ,,. i. ' a;V- ,,:.,. .rS:.'..w.>.ti.:s;x't 14',r:'b, _ w 'w..tss T 'w'-y, �, ,,s; .,.:,,_..3 •,,,,,,�;,,,W..- ' -. y.:..t r«,.1 ;_ 90y ,,;...a. 'ws. *.- .-?.ii \r63..• ili..•�iii &5•,2g&W,awe�tn' ��. A- '�•� •... . -. s,� - t _ -sr _ _ - - . .i :.,. 'till. , � r HEALTH EN WRUNG. distinction restricted 'to old and honored [Mr. Paltsons of the steam turbine, which - members to be allowed to wear one's hat, has received complete recognition in its .i tore Needs Assistance In Mak IOU i, the um -fill pre5••nre: ,:f Mr. Speaker, a adoption for the great The • battle- ' New Heatth-laving Blood. ntisalipretieoziiy iti whi.•ti will appear ship. "Dreadnought," The advantages. natural en:,uri vv heli it iia .remembered of"this systetn, by which the steam is Spring is -tam needs to ntu-st 'have ne - must have new sap. Nature 1.1r111a!iu. _ .4ny I:,t e,- uiwlhrr u.:.l - ktuttiarni i,taTiy' .. "11 Without new blood you will 'lee] r,raclse sun "the \Fane. 'rho custom is wreak and languid;,you may have (wing st l! •Iriclly observed Iti 4,e 1I..,tue of season when y, that I.y eauuhen ita;a_u •,uretic Par•lia- up• in the sprint_ you Mont -to -sit ur st+ui t uue:er. er• d Is an es - blood just as the tree' hibitio:t of respect and deference. At 7e- of rheumatism or neuralgia, o,-easi• Lor l . but in we<,f'"a : ms it 'wrtul JleadactwA, variable appetite, pim• t,a bccome•quite pie's or eruptions .of the skin, or a pale • ) ,pasty complexion. These are sure sign - - that the Wood is out of order. A tonic Js needed to give neav energx • Dr \\'il- -•J1CMAN CLUCKS. �.en • hams' Pink Pills are the best tonic in .And - Allowance's all the world. They make new, rich 'A"[lumTtiThernonielBrSat !.lust •Ire Made. Lluod-goo gi -atest need. in spring:• " -•• 'Tnev clear the skin. drive out •disease; "Some- ellen can came very. close to. .' sand snake tired depressed -meta and wo-- •rnen bright, active . and strong. Mrs. S. 'John ' McAuiey'," Douglastown, Que., :proves tier- great value of -Dr. Williams' fink Pills in building up people who ,.have been weakened and run down. She says: "Dr: \Villia-uls' Pink .•Pills have, been' of great help to me. My bload . eras .weak and watery and I was badly •:- run down.- But through the use of the • 'pills my heath was fully restored. I a:w'ays riiceernriand them to -my friends' -. AN !Pr !flay be-aii;ng," • - 'I'here a.re fraudulent Imitations of Dr. _Williams- Pink Pills, and to-- .of yourself see that the full name, "Dr. Williams'.Pink Pills for Pals Poople" is pi -fried ori tFt' ..wrar'pper . a-•ound each • lox. Do nut lake any other so-called pink pills. If y'8Ur dealer has :tot got'' 'th•• genuine., send lo The Dr. Williams Medicine Cel.. "Bracfcville, Ont., -,and. ;et • the pills •by ntnH at 50 cents a box. cr nix• b:ENt'S for :52,50, : _ 'HATS 4 1\ - I10LSE OF-1:0\f,IONs. toting you accurately riglit Qut of their heads the time of day, and," said Mr, Ghnlmerton, • "there ai e then whb • can tell you withcut looking at . a thermo- meter what the temperature i$, but 1 and :that while the !nonan clock's:time' 'may -be accepted with the same measure of confidence whether the timekeeper is fa' or lean of body or tall 'or -short 'due alio. varices must. be made for such, or even for momentary conditions in the rase .of the human thermometer,. "`•clic man who carries the time'in his head carries it indSpetident of all'physi- -cal ..conditions. while tire natural-- ther- mometer is" insensibly• more-., or less governed by ihemi.anrl usually you have 1•1. figure out the. variations for yourself. 'For instau e a lean ,man who .is tttit.ulalty..a. good guesser. at. the temper-, attire will alrnost• always get 11 too low - t winter and also. 10t low in summer. hr 'he i:. more •susceh?ihle to .cold and less susceptible 4e'heat,•while-a fat man would l:.' likely to ret it too high in win= and tats): in summer. for the reasons that he is less susceptible to cold and applied direct to the .shaft, ,are numer- ous. Among thein 'is the high tspeed than can he obtained with them, and -t-he most important of all for :war- ships -the small space datilagei3, - - • KINGS LAST MATCH. King, Edward once said that he spent thi: most exciting and nervous moment vt his life on a prairie in Canada wlteli he -visited that country- its as youth.-, -Ile - was in no danger.of•beiug•sealped by a -red-Indium or eaten by \vialses.. 4•r gt.iroti. by a maddened bison: His anxiety. ani nervousness were simply ,due Co his ef- forts' to light a aiatch.,••-1'he Prince -and - his•-paf•ty. vele •miles away from any: human habitations; • they wanted • • to stnoke, and. had only one mulch between • them: 'Lots were• cast- as tar who sliuuttl • strike ii. The lot fell on the Prince. acid with great uifflculty he• managed te• get the light which was to supply them with Ree, till . their -.retain to civilization. TME rtiGMT PAINT °• TO PAINT RIGHT --made right -paint right -cover right -look right .-wear right --ARE right • • Our 65 years experience in mixing paints Is the best guarantee of the quality of Ramsay's Paints. . - Write for our Post Card Series "C," show- ing-how'some houses are painted. _ •. A. RAMSAY & SOMCO., Paint Makers, • MOMYMEAL Bestabitshed 1x348 • 47 1 1 (7 OI:N'i .\1EN.- \b'.•\.\.`fED--FOR FIRE•.• 4 4i41J•t .,)f- this into' Ilse. bottoin of the n,en :Illd hcuketnen: experi.'•nce un- . di?11 it is t•, be ser -vel in: for the foun- nec,'.,5ary; over •,nl u“. iil•,I1s u;,eti at the dation of Ili.•• egg Fht::et' pudding pour OWES GUKE TO ZAM BUK 1 re -scut time: high wanes: rapid prorno- r•'sl into, u .-mall p1 I, el, and ft • !ion is a ngineees and oYrudueto ss, sea s) the ; tr•fl-: t t 7r --the •y - low• part with - , `- - �',11U j> r. tlluneh; ,Yt-lreu:l on.s by ,atoll at, olvnp!• , uwi ,d the- Ll•i,t,n yolks el Prominent. �tanager.'s 1eilirlty .t•yotii`- lr;rne •without ' ihterriiptio,n with esvoi et'�r*. ;111'i 1.1-A'1•11 Ihl: pr.x:ess 01 III - •Testimony. • pre-ent ,c.'uf'a'iou• w•. a. _i -t aao•h sta. 11n•s fit-- .uh4'I!-: .Wu !he- third part stir \!r: D. R. Go.u•lay.' -idv'ei-ti -tng snap: dints in se:•.nrails al se -sass +1oil't delay; has, tn•ahiu;tJaiilealn,:sis of, grated eho- eger fair the well-known piano firm .f-v,4:1e t;, -lay fur free eatal.,ile, ins-,, .'- (total,: Or e ,o•.a„v.r , 11r ,.1ih a few drops: Gourlay; \\'intis.'r az1.eetning,.:Torsi rto lions:and appiic4)1rrn Malik. Nat:su a ' remaining,almond,. air:,;1 ,! th remaining, egg and, 1\'iannipi g, is amiingst the promin- ltui!e. a�h. Training-�ul, lit. os 1'.tutj sli••li,: when •,= s iv to aetrve wake a stiff tint n:en and ' women' 's!io,:testify' ru-', 13:ock, • \iiiin,,,i,or!fs, Ann.. U. j. A. , i•a,'1 n• tw' of• 11:0 ,.v kites 411 three eggs. /.am-Buk's great curative power. r. Ile • N, ` I :its n w ,th , pi einem(! .sugar, flavor - writes .to, the 'Compan • ,as follow+: . AI.1,I oars-trflif• d• 4o•11f4)11:' color with two "Gentlemen, -1 have plcnsure• in Stas- "+•+++++++++4-4,.4, --, i 4 *1. 471 talc,(:<;-,as)ns t'eaJ -i ii4 .map trpon .has • fti *• that:,u on the reconlrnendation e I 4- LlanC mange f4aun.1.et.on: sjr,-i,jlkle over L p your + .. . - ' 1 i' skit ;rated slid of i leinears 14 repro- - • CIs ages in the SlannPrs trrtel Cu! lnnls.ot moresusceplibie. to. heat, it .you could remedy (larellitie rratInk),aand- by Sat: appll- l •"� s. n stat ` rai:4 1 e the shells from the etch either of ,these ellen at a time of + t i ti t e 'rt ;song _- •_ - _ Ihe.}.trlll�lr Parliament. -•- -- mnde C:Te-;;fT1s.. f.'''; :3 ,- alt ,t• a f =furring gtwar - _ — s published every Friday morning at its Ofae Pickering Ont. BATES OF ADVERTISING : Vtrftt insertion, per line . - - 10 cents Sash subsequent insertion, per line - 6 • This rate does not inoinde Legal or Foreign ad - S a1 tab rnas given to parties making con- tacts for 3 or 6 months or b this year. Ralf- 7aarly or yearly oontraots payable quarterly. attsiness cards, ten lines or under, with paper. r'Oae year, tib 00, payable in advance. 11611r Rosie. in.lnoaloolumns ten cents per line, Awe oentsper line each subsequent insertion. , special contract r ten made known. on applies. on. No free advertising . - Advertisements without written natrcotions_ • Wil ac - p diinserted j. Orders for ordiiisconuantng adveand errtise- Manes mast be in writing and rent to the pub- liabers. Job Work promptij attended to. ...,gcO FFYILLx. Fowl The residence of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. BOE BALK -At lot 95, con. 5. two Bruele, Ringwood. was the scene of a I.' cows. due w freshen *arch aoub aappse happy event on Wednesday, March to B J 16anoen, Whitsvale 20th, when their daughter, .VictoriaIMOTHY SEED and Alsike Seed E,, was united -in marriage to Andrew T for sale et reasonable prices at E N H Johnston, of Malvern. The cere- Pagn's lot le, ooa �, Pickering. moray, which took place " at 12.30 • 'o'clock was performed by the Rev. Mr' SEED PEAS. -The undersigned Moore of Stouffville, in the pros- has a quantity of Black eyed Marrow fat ence of a number of invited relatives. peas,for sale. suitable for seed. S. O. Buun:' e ffOn Thursday evening March 14th-Pickring. Ont. about thirty of the most intimate pEAS•—To let .out to responsible t friends of the Misses and Mr. and Mrs. farmer. Enquire at,post ogice, Picker - Edgar Gray met at their home to bid ing, for samples and prices. (Thar. M. Willcox. TERMS 11111.*S per yea/; f 1.00 fpaid la savouries • Murkar I& Thexton, Proprietors NOTES AND COMMENTS. Hon. H. R. Emmerson has re- signed his portfolio as Ministers of Railways and Canals iu order to clear his character;" -serious ` Lib.arges having been made against ,hint- _ He has begun three actions for libel. Hon. J. W. St. John, Speaker of the Ontario Legislatuae, who was _operated upon for lippendiciti8 nearly. two weeks ago, continues in a very critical condition, and hope for recovery has not ' been - &.banded. The greatest sympathy is extended to the distinguished patient, who is held in the high- est esteem by the whole country. irrespective of pasty. - new home in East Toronto. During _ men, the evening an address was, read and VITA a D ort hree 7 oo goodpper mooch ani responded seed to after which refreshments bbard apply F T Prigaall, Oxdrift. New �� - were served. -Pilot. _ io MYRTLE. FOR SALE. -Eggs for hatching; ati- Barred kooks, also Elsok Minorca, 50 Myrtle vicinity was shocked and sad-_; t=aste POy L Couiticeplots17 B F conn Pickering ilened by. the death on Sunday of Mr. s-ly Ira Arthur Brown, only sbn• of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Brown, at the age of 21 years and 4 months. The young pian had been struck with a hockey puck while plaiyng a game a . couple of weeks ago. Re did not complain of bis injury till last week, when the :symptoms were so serious that a doc- tor was at once called. The young fellow had' delayed too long, however, and the best medical skill available was powerless to cheek the inflame - tion which was, quickly spreading throughout the young mans body. Death came on Sunday, ending a bright young life and saddening many hearts. Ira was a fine, manly young fellow, of clean life -and good hab and was most highly. esteemed. The funeral was held to Groveside cemet- ry on Wednesday afternoan. and was very largely _attended. Mr. F. L. Brown has been a councillor of Whit- by family ship, venthe deepest sympa- thyfamily ha thy in their bereavement. • .SCHOOL i:EFORT8. „ . = Report of S.. S. `:o. 1'2. Pieterinrt. ••for March:- Sr. IV -Jessie Russell, Stanley Pilkev, Dillie Berton. Sr, III -Rachael Bunker. Lila Ward, Willie Burton, Percy Ward. Clifford .Pilkey, - Harvey Bunker, Jr. FII -Cecil Bate, •Archie Bunker. Elazer Russel,, Jr.,. II'. Mabel Hutchison.' Mabel- Gibson, ,Nellie 1 Russel, Nelson Sande son. - Part II-Mayy Bunker. lErnest Ward. Sr. I -Beatrice Bunker, GeorgeBur- ton. Leonard Pilkey. Jr. I -man alftiirs. Hazel . Barton. Gilbert Back. -'ney, Clarke .Bunke.(. F. Stewart. Teacher. The Report of Brock Road school, :_Sec. No. 7. Pickering. for the month March after Easter Examinations roads as follows: Sr. IV -Elmer Willson, Iren'A.xford,..Willie Percy ' Jr. IV -Donald Willson. Archie hick. son. Gertrude Humphrey. .. Hazel Kayes, Fanny Keyes, Harold Hum- phrey. Roy Brignall. Sr. III -Edna Lee, Kenneth McBrady, George Cow. an. Josephine Connor. Jr. IIS -Olive Brignall, Eugene Lee. Fi ankle Jack- son, Lulu Humphrey. IN•cholasCOW• tin, r rp o ey~. i e ire ,re. a Fllic•nt. . Pt. I. -Walter ..Brig. - . nal. Wihnet Shea. - issue'• A, Meek. mAjea 'I'Y Teacher. • -. • iteport. of S. 8. No. 4 East, Picker - for the term ending 3litrch 28th. IV -Eva. Wood, Vera Brown. «'il11�• _ Cornet, Roy Plowright. III-Iilyra Cronk' Lizzie Powell, Norman Wood, Jimmie Corbet. Garnet Rowe; How• and Rowe. II -Bertram Moose, Cecil :Wood, Lottie Wilson. Freddie Brown: Bertha Wilson.- Pt.'I-Hilda Bryant, Edith Cronk, Carrie Lockwood, Clar trace Bryant. I f -No =tun• Graham. • FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT- Being EN`='Being part of lot 21, concession 2, Town- ship of Pickering, containionz fifty acres on which there is a good house and outbulldiogs, the farm is in fine condition, the plowing all done and ready Or crop• -good fruit on • the premises. also 50 acres of pasture land to be routed to connection with Hrs. laDb �veMaba m. For particulars apply Odessa. or W, V. Richardson, Pickering. - . yldRiiHAld... :.. • •-Mr. R. B. Reesor and Miss Gertrude dsorne iileeser lluminated addresses to -day nted with nby the Quarterly board or the Markham Methodist church. The bazar and the tea held in the basement of the Presbyterian C, urCh on Friday last was after selecting uL The lady , purchasers from the many useful; pretty and dainty articles on sale, lingered to have a pleasant, sociable hour over afternoon tea High test. served from b to S o'clock, for which the Iadies of the church are noted .lar providing so many delicacies. was well patronized. The proceeds amounted to abqut $85. Economist. - Mrs. James..Ellis of this town had a very narrow escape from drowning .on Friday last. ShHad a� onn vhering friends at Vinegar re- turn home, 'decided to try and' 'erose • the river on the ice. Instead of that she broke through and r went into enouegh eold icy water at a pa deep to have drowr ed. her. Fortxwn,nattily for tier, her sister. airs. A. near, and bearing her cries for help caurageosly ran on the ice and punt d her to safety. Beyond a.gciod wetting Mrs. Ellis was fortunate one the worse for her i,nmersi Sun• Executors' NOTICE TO CREDITORS New goods for spring and summer arriving daily, consisting of about almost all household drygoods, staple alad fancy, 'with prices as close as they can be bought anywhere. Lots of nice new things for Easter—Ladies' collars,. Elbow GIDves,- Silk Belts, Blouses, Blouse lengths in cream:figured lustres, Dress Goode, etc. See our splendid line of Lace Curtains, fSerims, Cretonnes, etc. Wall Papers from 5c to $1.00 per roll. - - - We cannot begin to mention all otir different lines, but make up your want list and -come to- our store and you will find almost every- _ thing yoµ want. For the next few weeks we are offering canned goods at close prices. Thistle brand, corn and peas' -2 cans Peas and one Sugar corn for 25c; 2 cans Thistle brand Tomatoes, 25c; 2 cans fine Pink Salmon 25c. The above goods are all guaranteed. to be the best ob- tainable anywhere. Try our bulk Teas—Black and mixed 25c lb: Green 30c lb; Ja- pan 40c this is a delightful tea. - - Our Crown Tailoring samples are here. Those wanting a good suit to order code and examine same. They are beauties. On a good suit you can save from $3 to $5. — "state of Susan McIntyre, Deceased Notice. is hereby given pursuant to to R. S. 0., 1897, Chapter 129, that all persons having claims( against the estate of Susan McIntyre, late of the Township of Pickering, in the County of Ontario, married woman. deceased. who died on or about the 25th day of March, -1907=, are required to send by post prepaid or deliver to either of the undersigned Executors of the will of the said deceased, on or before the 7th day of May. 1907, their Christian and surnames and addresses, with full par- ticulars of their claims and the nature of the securities. if any. held by them. And take notice that after the said 7th day at May, '1907•- the said execu- tors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto. having regard only to the claims of whish notice shall have been given as above requir- ed, snd that rs will he liable tfor said he said einsects oor any part thereof to an' person or persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received at the of such .distri- hutian... . Dated the 5th day of April. 1907. Tnoxas POIJCHER. Brougham. - t oo3 c9SAre Trtte. Executors. , Charlie Plowright, Frank Corbet. - I (a) -boric Graham, 'John Bryant. • • - Rosie Brown, Miss M. A. Edwards. Teacher. • - Report of S. S. No. 1. for March ...$r 1V-4. Hovland. P. Stanley, L. Hallett, L. Balsderi, C. Philp, H. Par - 'sons. Jr.: IV -I._ Wray, G. Rich- ardson, A. Stanley. R. Powell. Sr. III-E.Richardson, J. Howland. H. Richards. C. Brilsdon, • C. Richardson, W. Richards. • Jr. III -A. Howland, I. Jones, H. Richards. W. Richard- • son, M. Ballet. Sr. II -E. Richards, W. Kennedy. Jr. II -A. Kennedy, M -Wray L. Galpin. Pt. 1I -I. Howland C. Munro. M. Rogers, Teacher. . Report of Utica public schlnl. 1st -.term. Names arranged in order of ptoficiencv. 4th class-Roy1 Gear a HOwsaTn, Mary 'C � Of PATIENTS WOMEN Mrs. Pinkham's Advice Saves Many From this Sad and Costly Expe- rience. It is a sad bat _-- Address true fact that every year brings an increase in the number of opera- tions performed -a -: °Cedar Fence • Posts _Orders for Cedar Fence Posta for spring delivery will be taken at the Pickering Lunber Yard. Cl•crcion. Sox hoice fresh Groceries - FRUITS AND PROVISION'S. When bnyiug yon( groceries be careful to observe the BRAND. It will pal; yon to notice wear. offering the RELIABLE BRAND in e--ery instance and at the same price some of.thecheap id=es are sold. Watch our store for fresh Green Provisions: . - . -. SATURDAY.—Lettuce, Celery, Spinage. • JAMES, IRICHARDSON, . _ The gash Grocer. 1191/10' YOUR GROCERIES AT TME GROCERS. W. B. KESTE-H, Painter and Decorator. Up-to-date work -done ,tt live and. le ., . , l livrkpr guaranteed. We will -be in Pickering every second Monday: -All Pickering orders may be left. with R. A. Bunting or John . Dickie & Co. Phone Johnson's hotel. - - 25-3in. - W. B. KESTEr, Whitevate: npon w our hose als. More than three- ' fourths of • the patients lying on those • snow-white beds are women, and girls who are awaiting or recovering from operations made necessary. by neglect. • tent Every one of these patients had plenty of warning in that bearing down feeling, pairs at the left or right of the abdomen, nervone exhaustion, paih in the ia11 the back, pelvic catarrh, dizziness, flatu- lency, displacements or irregularities All of these symptoms are indications of an unhealthv , condition of the female organs, and it not heeded the trouble may Harris, make headway until the penalty has (ostia=` W - to be paid 1,4 a flangerous on, -and, a lifetime ofimpaired usefuat best, while in many cases the results are fatal: g sey Crosier. Absent during exam. 4, 3rd ' class -Alice Langbridge. Elsie Edgar. S+vdie' • Richards, Berman, Beatrice Johnston, Annie Ward, Edith Sandison, Florence. Stephen, Emily Cooper, John Crosier, Theo- -•dore Stephenson; Joe Ward, Charlie • Howsam. Absent during exam. 1. .Sr. 2nd class -Louie Morten; Cecil •: Harger, BessieChorley", Earl HowSarn, Thomas Horn, Earl Ballard.. air. 2nd.. Class -Isabelle Horn, Beatrice Parrott Luella Cro-ier, John Crown, Bettie 'Tann, James Mit ihelI. •-Pt. 2nd: CIa:Ss: 'Loiiie Ward, Alnia Parrott, Clarence Wright,"Olive `Vright,•Louellen (hall, Iadis Edgar. Pt. 2. -Edgar Hog- tgarth, .Louie Parrott. Pt. I -Edgar Hoggarth, Louie Parrot. - Number on .register, 42. Vera J Ridley. 'teetchee: The salaries of the Provincial sters are to be in- creased to $7=©90 and the Premier's to $10,000. The following letter should bring hope to suffering women. Mrs. Robert•Glenn, of 434 Marie St., Ottawa, Ont., writes: Dear Sirs. Pinkham: ' "Lydia E. Pink ham's VeretahleCompound is so well and widely known that it does not need my' recommendation, but I ani pleased to adou have in its favor I suffered untold agoniit'the man• which es from serious female troubles for nearly three 'eAT , and the doctors told me that I must undergo an operation; but as was unwilling to do this. I tried your Vegetable Compound and I am anly.too pleasecd that I did so, for it restored me to perfect health, saving rave the pain of an operation and the immense bills attendingdi� the same. Pray accept my heitrty_ en and best wishes." Members of the training depart- ment of the Ontario Educationai Association waited upon Hon. Dr. ' Payne with reference to the pro- posed abolision of the model •schools-',. Just as surely as Mrs. Glenn was cured of the troubles enumeratedin her letter, 'just so sorely will Lydfh E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cure other women - who suffer from female troubles; inflam- mation, kidney troubles, nervous excita- bility and nervous prostration. Mrs. Pinkham invites all women who are ill to write her for free advice. E. She is a daughter-in-law of Lydia Pinkham and for twenty-five years has been advising sick women free of charge. Address, .Lynn, Mme' 150 YEARS' EXPERIENCE LATENTS TRADE MARKS DcslGlvs— COPYRIGMTS &C• • Anyoo)nesendtng 'sketch Aired de seription slay ea Invention is s p baby p�iabileCo6bmm unto tions strictly con5dentiaL Handbook on Patents • sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. spe ks! notice, withotents taken ut charge. In the receive UNWERSALFree egf - Scientific .Mmerkan • A•ttandaomely illustrated weekly. largest 01? OnfatlOR Qt any ectenttac journal • Tampa. wear: four months. {1. Solla-byall ne sav=er: I$! 3JM P .._..a,,._.. Nom, i Let Others Help you To recover you' stolen prope-il-y: • The Pickering Vigilance Zinn. mi=te - .:- • -will do this. Members haul- in pi-rty stnletrcommum. im meth ••• ., • u h...vn v-memher • „t..E r.: IV. ,•,.mmil tee. Mem•hereht,• '• : • • 51.00 . • Tickeeta'tiisv h. ii,rl frim the I'restden.t or.-• secret..ry n application. = • Arthur Jeffrey, J. -A, O'Connor.. _ . ilei trent' President. Exec. i nm.- Ge Iicdg, D. E. -Pugh, (3r8. Palmer, Pickering. Ont . Rheumati sufferers can have a free sample bf Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Rem- edv with boo ,•n Rheumatism by simply writing Dr: Sha •p. Racine Wig. • This hook will eip'ain how Dr Shoup's Rhen m' io Remedy enccessfelly drives Rhea metiem oat of the blond This remedy is not a relief onl. It elms to clear the b nod entirely or Rheomacio hoiebna, and th n Rheumati••m tru et Ale a natoal death, Sold by MI Dealers. T M • Ho- , Fadden. S LIMITED andSumm� ring MILLINERY -OPENING March 27th & 28th wE COME. O UR SINSPECT CKCT- :,y1 K, LH E. i�KS & D AU G H.TEI R wall.. Papers Painta, Oils; ETC. .. A large treat] stock now iron, HC. up. ' on hand. °rices in Wall Paper ranging - - John Parkes. • au i bartc .. PZLRMMONT. - Mr. Bell, jr., is home from -the city: of Brougham, was to on Tuesday. J. C. Macnxb spent Easter with friends in Port Perry. Mrs. R. H. Carry spent Easter _.'with friends in Toronto. D. H. Alm spent Easter with his sister in Gravenhurst. .. • Miss Heaslip_visited her home in • she west during the holidays. Miss Emma Underhill visited at the home of -her brother John; at ••Aurora. Frank.. M..Chapman of .the staff of the Torontb World was in town on Tuesday. Job Forsyth, who has been ill for a long time; is now hi a *very .serious condition. Thos. and Mrs. Stephenson and family spent Easter Sunday with visited at the p ' Myrtle. Rev. Mr. Totten's sister ar- with herr husbandhusbandvv relatives 8oeen, Harold Graham, Willie Graham, Willie Mason, Hillyard Bryan, Mary Adair. Edwin Ball. -Teacher. On Wednesday, March 27th, our foot -ball boys met in the par- lors of the Wilson House, and re__ organized for the coming season. With Jas. J. Harvey in the chair, it was decided to call the team the Cla.iemont Thistles. Also the following officers were elected Hen: Pres. --Mr. Peter Christie; M. P. P.; Pres. -Ernest Trull; 1st Vice • Pres. -Jas. J. Harvey; Sec'y. Tress. -J. Burton; Cap- tain -R. Besse -Managing Com- mittee -J.. Gerow, CL Wagg, D. Wagg, W. Risebrough, D. Alger. Practice every 'Tuesday, -Thurs- day and Saturday evenings. Any one wishing,to. arrange for a game can do so by writing the -captain R. Besse, or T. Birket, sec'y-treas. sb n 3 e. weak -Women nonage during Easter. The Missioe Band of Erskine ;church will meet on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss Minnie Bray of Dunbarton, spent a few days during the past .week with her parents here.. - Mrs. (Rev.) W. B. Findlay has returned td the city after spend- ing a week here with friends. Wm. Gibbons, of Toronto, has recovered from his recent illness, - ;and has returned to his duties. Mrs. Hy. Thomson, .who has been spending some time in Buf- falo, is elpected home this. week. Misses Vers and Elsie Holliday, of Toronto. visited at F. Hutchi eon's during the' Easter vacation. Farmers, secure your plow •points at the Claremont foundry. . All kinds -kept constantly on : tam*. James McFarlane is now busy in his sugar bush; but he reports the season so far to bean exceedingly poor one. _ Mr. and Mrs. 'Mix, of Wark- worth, visited the latter's parents, Rev.,J. W. and Mrs: Totten dur- the Easter vacation. Members of the surfing club in- dulged in a , game on- Tuesday. This is supposed to be the last garne of the season. - Rev. C. J. Cameron,` Field Sec- retary of the Ministerial -Educts= tion, will occupy the pulpit in the Baptist church next Sunday. • - Walter McFarlane C. E., and wife, of the North-west, have been spending a few days here with the - former's brother and other friends. Misses Bessie and Minnie Mac - nab, of Toronto, are spendingg :their Easter yacation here _ H ith their parents, •Peter and Mrs. Mac - nab. The following visitors were at the manse over Easter Sunday : - Miss Ethel Tait, of Ottawa, Dr. • ; 'N. J. Tait -and Mr. C. S. Calhoun, of Tomnto. The quarterly missiouary collec- tion_for the schemes of the church was taken in Erskine shirred last >--Sabbath Che- respo To weak and ailing women. there is et least one way to help. But with that way. two treatments. must be combined. One is local. one is constitu- tional. but both are important, both essential. Dr. Shoot's Night Cure is the Local. Dr. Shoop's Restorative. the Constitutional. .The formes -Dr. Shoop's Night Cure -is a topical mucous membrane suppository remedy. while Dr. Sbocg's Restorative is wholly an- internal treat- ment. The Restorative reaches throughout the entire system. reeking the repair of all nerve. all tissue. and all Wood ailments. The Night Cure". es its name implies. does its work while you sleep. It soothes sore and tnIIam- ed mucous surfaces. heals local weaknesses and discharges. while the Restorative. eases nervous excitement. gives renewed and amblt•n, builds up wasted tissues abou) renewed strength. vigor. and 'energy. Dr. Shoop's Restorable-TabletsorLtgirid-sea general tante b the graham. For positive Local help. use as well Dr. Shoop's Night Cure "ALL DEALERS TEMPERANCE -HOTEL PROPER- TY' FOR SALE OB TO RENT. -That valuable property situated la the centre of Pickering township, The building is solid brick storeys high. 17 rooms. zood sheds and stables. Must be sold or rented it once ora will be clos- ed up ss the owner L not in a position to l un [t Poaiosaioii giveu at once. Present ocan- pent may be bought out if dented. .Aptfl to Jag", Id. Gerow, Brougham. Ont. ' 19tfy dpring term opener April 2nd An excellent time to enter the great Cannada's.Best School of Business and Shorthand Training. Demand for graduates is far greater than the sup- ply. `our magnificent' catalogue. is tree. Enter now and be -prepared to accept a good position in the summer or fall. No midsummer vacation.- - - - W; J. ELLIOTT, Prtncipal, 19y Cor. Tonga and Alexander Sts The News -•No Pure Dreg Cough Cure Laws would be needed, U all Cough Cares were -like De. Shoop's Cough Core— and ie has been for 2Olyears. The Natural Law Dow requires that if any poisons enter into a -cough mixture. it must be print- ed on the label 3r package, For this -reason- moths s, and others, should, to - suit on paving ur.tenoop's t,opgn Core. nae was a y" poison-mar-ke on. --Dr.- Shoop's labels fairly liberal one. - James _Howitt, of Altona, has sold -a telly of his awe. raising for $400, and shipped the same to Owen Sound. Good, farminit,and' -good stock -raising always.pays. The Sacrament of the Lord's -Supper will be dispensed on Sab- bath morning in Erskine church. Preparatory services will be held this (Friday) eveni 'el( enols c u • have orgauizt d and will at once begin to get ti e court in ' shape for the season. ,'This will require considerable work, as it is khe intention tohave =ra clay court. We are sorry to report 'the death on March 27th of Howard Gordon, -the second- son of F. V. and Mrs. Sweet, of Battle Creek, Mich.- --The little lad was only 5 • years and 6 months old and quite a favorite. with those who -knew .. hew• . .. _ .- Quite a -number from here at- tended ' C. C. McAvoy's sale at - • Atha on Tuesday. Buyers were present from -many parts of the :Province. The shorthorn cattle sold well, one. cow, .an imported - animal realizing-$249,----The--Berk- -and ealizing 8240. rhe -Berk--- —and none in the medicine else it most by law be on the label And it s. nob only safe, but it is said to be by these that know it best, a truly remarkable Dough remedy. Take n •chaooe,, par- tieuiafly withFyopr children, Insist on h.ving Dr. Shoop's Cough Core. Com• pare carefully the Dr. Shoop package with others and see.. No poison mares- • there t- You' can always be on the safe side by demanding, Dr Shoop's Cough Cure. Simply refuse to aerie an ,BAKING ! On and after May Ist I will conduct business in the store adjoining J. H. Beal's furniture shop, where I will keep constantly on hand a good sup- plyof bread and cakes._.__— Cakes .Cakes of all kinds made to order shortest notice. • Ice -Cream Parlor in connection. W. A. Thomson, aeremont. Ont. Farmer's -.Trucks Bring in your old wagon and get the wheels cut down. Make good farm trucks. - Buggies and other vehicles repainted at reasonable rates. Thomas Patterson, CLAREMONT (•Dowswell's old stand.) Plows, Cultivators, WAGONS, . . Any of the above or other farm implements furnished at right prices. Massey -Harris Cream Separators for sale by, JOHNSTON BROWN Whitby S a emir Pump Works ! -A good easy working puninp is time saved. Time is money. -- We handle all kinds and guar - tee satisfaction. Cistern tanks made to order. E. W. Evans, Brock. street Whitby. Stock Foodand 1 Summer Stock must go. Preparing for winter stock. sol am -selling International . Stock Food, Spreads, eta., at cost _ STOCK FOOD. - By pail, were $3.75. now -$3:00 - -Bq package, were 11.00 now 75c - •• .50 " 40c - „ „ .25 --'' 20c ail other.preparirtions at same rate.' • E. W.- Bedell, 23- ougriam The Sovereign Bank -Canada. - Head Office, ' __;=Toronto. Randolph Macdonald, President. • A. A. Allan, Vice -President. D. M. Stewart, General Manager. Capital Subscribed Capital fully paid up Reserve Fund Assets over $ 4,000,000. 3,998,000 1,255,000 . 25,000,000 GENERAL BANKING. - - SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. INTEREST CREDITED . QUARTERLY. E. Trull, Manager, Claremont. CENTRAL ValtitainELIEPHONILS. and all orders for pure drugs and patent medicines will attended to if given by phone or -letter. Come - .. to our stare and see for yourself. We carry everything that you need in our line. The Claremont Drug Store *rival of ipring *oda • LARGE ASSORTMENT BETTER QUALITY , - _ AND REASONABLE PRIDES IN ALL KINDS OF FOOTWEAR Also. -Flour, Mill Feed and Oil Cake always on hand. W. M. PALMER, Prop. :SPR/NG •`CLEAN/NG - • 'You will find our stock complete and good -The prices will also suit yap. Call and be convinced. - Chat. 'Sargent, .Claremont. LIFT, FORCE AND PUMPS -(<4+. and SUCTION. Constantly,on Hand.Prices Right. Wind—mills erected and Repaired, • Direct telephone communication with all parts of Pickering, Markham, Scarboro, Whitchurvh, Uxbridge and Vaughan townships, also Stouffville, Markham and Pickering villages, over Independent system. Orders promptly attended to. Repelling -done. John - Gerow .8noeeseor sti ;•Gerow & Son, Claremont. H. RICHARDSON'S mportans showing of finest display of •. Chine. • A very large assortment: of Stationary, Books, Doll&; Toys, jnrt received for the Holiday trade. Call and see them. 8abeeriptions taken for all Magazines. Weekly and Daily Newspapers e J. H. R/ICH,AP,DsON, erecit Street. . - • - - _ _murs.nittlyr Of all materials and design kepti n stook. It will pay you to call at oar trorkli acd idepeot our stook ,And obtain prices. Don't be misled by agents we do not employ them, consequent. ly we Dan, and do throw off the agents oommiesion ht 10.per cent:which you will certainly save by pnrobaeing from ns. call solicited. WHITBY GRANITE CO., • —Whitby 4• taro t•Roe -shire pigs also sold well the high __ .. gest price being $42. The horses also sold well. • ' • ... • Who says that Claremont is not moving along. -On Monday -F. M. .''Cooper moved' on to the Michell - farm, 'formerly •6citpied by John Graham. Mr. Graham moved -on • to Jahn Gregg's'- farm-(knowfralt:,, as the Stokes fartn), and its former • occupant, John Neal; moved on to - • the 'Barry farm, where -Hewson • Thomson has resided. The latter - las moved on tassels -Id George' farm occupied -by- James o kins, •,who has moved to Stouffvil F: .-- • •Examinations-were.held before .. the closing of the public school.' -- for Easter holidays;- when the fol- • lowing promotions were made 'From senior 1I .to junior 1II-- .Verna Stotts, Clifford Tarr, Min- - hie Shepherdson. - I''rom junior • -II.I to senior .III -Clarke Rarw=on. - -Robin Thompson, Ethel White Magnus Morgan, Lila Slack. .Toh Hayward. From senior III' to junior IV= -Jean Bennett, Clifford The undersigned will be in Picker- ing every .Wednesday for the benefit of his many customers who want their watches, clocks and jewellery repaired Kindly leave them at Dr. Bateman', drug store. All work warranted. . P. TAYLOR. . - - 30-43 : Whitby. • • On common fences the oonttnuone wire stays are sure to bend and the locks -to lose their grip ander continual gree- . sure of your horses or cattle. And once they do, the top wire, soon followed by thoaie below, will sag and destroy the efflaieney of your fence. - Nothing like that can happen to bur Dillon Hinge -Stay Fence. The short, stiff hard steel wire in ourhinge-stays cannot bend when the lateral wires are weighted down, owing to their being so short and jointed at each strand wire. Pressure of a -horse on the ttop wire brings the "hinges" in the stays into action and prevents them from bending, and when pressure is relieved the fence springs back into place again. The lateral wires aro High -Carbon Hard Steer and coiled to provide for expansion and contraction by heat and cold, and are also crimped at the intersection bf the stay's and strands to prevent the stays from slipping sideways -therefore no looka are needed. - Buy the Dillon Hinge -Stay Fence. It's "twice ea strong," Twice as good an Investment. Catalogue free. The Owen Sound Wire Fence to., Unified, Owen Sound, Ont. XIXCE-sTA.CE E. .E) Agerit, Pic1?:el iza.g NOTICE To Farmers in the immediate :vicinity -of Claremont - I have placed a big new 45 horse- power boiler and a new up-to-date grain chopper of the very best make in the Foundry building and am pre- pared to do grain chopping equal to any mill in the township Chopping Days—Monday, Wednes- day and Friday of each week I am also open to contract for. shin- gle sawing R.' W:" CURRY, Foundry and Machine' • ' Shop, Claremont. The best place to buy Wall -papers — Is AT . Bingham, Over 200 samples to choose from at 4c. per roll alp. Mouldings to match' all papers. Also, - a fun line of the -best Paints, Oils and Varnishes, always in stock at lowest possible prices. Don't forget the place. W. G. BINGHAM, North Claremont Fat Stock Wanted "' We are anxious to buy any" quantity of fat Hogs and Cattle. Highest prides paid. If we do not call on you drop a card phone, or. apply and get our prices before selling to - J. A. White & Sons --: -Brougham TO FARMERS I'heg to call your attention to our new FROST & WOOD Mower for 1907. See it at our -showrooms... . You should.know by this time that the Frost & Wood is the ideal machine to buy and should insist on having no other. - • I -also handle the celebrated Barrie Carriages, Canada's best production: Call and see the new roller bearing springs, the nicest you ever road in and fully guaranteed the life of the vehicle. Agency tor the the genuine Proven hay fork and slings, also binder twine. Trade with me and get honest value every time. COW •rs • k.••• .,,gehenhe eiehenneeineh -he ilhenhee, ennel-------neeneeh-te--- a7-""••-•-•••••• • h• e e :i`t• • ee ei,ht• - hen! "K-75..„7/-47•77h7nl"th.tiengeinshetee w 7. , R.goen ••••••••••1& ,•••• •h• .• ____ ++ • +44+4+4 ++ 4+ +++ +44-44+4+++++ 4 • • ++4++ • + t He turned away, and then he turned '4 • agaiinand lhokedein her :Agitated face. • - + . • "You mean wenn dearest Mi sh Lin :1•••' • 4 • .h.... ,4 gahis rd," he said, "but tdiscussion is as • e. 4. - aceeless as ...__,11e" t is painful-. 1 can bear the '- 4- 4 burden, ouch as it ie. 1 shall live it own. After all, whet is the opinion 01 4 4- "Is uty opinion nothingh" she asked. 11Si d :14rs? 4. "it is everything. Alice, 'Alice, 'think 4- .,elhah....se. • S: ',.? + j i k!iliii,Y of IntUS yeti can. 1 love you. • - •H 4 .et.ce, L lovtel you the first inement I ' '''' • e-lha- en . /::h ih• • 4 n ,aw yeu; do not mi -trust nie." - .,.,e... --i..: -'• , -',.., :':OR, OERVASE RICKMAN'S . 4 Ile has now token her hands and 4. ‘Jbliged her to „lhok at hint, which she ie ' + did, through -tears.. - 4. 'Tel Ult., the when, truth:he-he eaid. * nNo, Alice; lielielen me, hut -do not ink lee tien" he repliel. "Of all people h AMBITION. i. ;.% + . , • + +++4+++++444++++++++4-41+44+++44-4+44.44++++++++ t. can never tee yeu the story ,of trial .. • C.... he'll 111. • - . eik, ;eke it.“ll Lehi: di ar teen, it WilS It.'11,- .. _ ;..., The • hiertenS left ',arty. end (ase 'Richman looked expeetantly al Edward, -thinking • he would fade,. them, which hibe did not. Mr. Rickmati had long since 'vanished into the, charnied privacy of be. 1 pluet ask you to bury this subject biz study. and Mrs. Rickman hail gone the perpetual conflict while marring the Dearest Alice, "- vi, to avoid !he dew. but set at workie 9. beauty' of her. Wee. had left Is stamp in 0, yu,J, n,,,„.3..foro,,,,. upon you._ on .• , .. v.enticw loohing out, on the garden. : en ethereal eharrn only hetet. in, Iniosie 1 e ,.... . , nen' what sonny,' fell that den.. I have net spokea to you of • : "1 mun g.i IA ihe sheen:nee suppers,' v.deo. like Jahn,. have wrestled spintua - feetinhs. since...,becauee I respected - Gervase said et •test. • "Perhaps. Annen• le and prevailed. The patriarch bolted my hour 'grief'. But what is 'past is past, 'ley. you would not care hr look M as on his thigh after that night's wrest ing. :and can not Eh ehangtd, and .-you are :dr..' ••.-, well. IOU would had the humor.; of a No tin 11.IUV sue alive unscathed team and • evithhut near tics. And 1 hoal..at-feast stale, .•, • such eionflich and Alice' never regained yeung faithfully and truly, 01 course he wou:di Sibyl re.plied bah Ile' yuilthful b100114. Her fare was thin, Len., , ,..: him. -"But I stn': go and- have my health her ey•es %vine too lie . , Tht 'And il,"1.".g1.1 1..e'.e.rs-•• ;:9,;(1•eed.• tli.a&tii'doy wilt% 1 !lest saw hhe...- e,,unk_ .Non„.eci.,e. . Gorvae. . 1 s.tlail go.. this suffering was. as he thuueln. lot -not to le Inv wife -it is d'vereoon for you. Niel I retitle here to -da n tn ask you. • Ihtei kre.4. 1 always do took al for u min- :mother. it endeared het. to the,inan who .-- jr. Come at once.. • , - _ . ' loved her fh truly. 'hole to think. ci that: but to begirna new. --:.: She look her brothers arm and bore •• Of late she had fought hard against de and thank -of iny. need of you, and fotd neither rti•ne.. 11: eigh the first glory "'Would it re -eh ease yOugmind tO speak yeufli. was eene tine Its ee"ly hitt freiele/ eu W110---Wt10--who is 'your 'friend?" ' see continued. in aeway that dinnehl. Whittle inc past months Alice hail sabered a weitieng, v. asting pain. touched him. • . • winch he • was far from divinine, and "ini."- he answered ; .1t can- not "Think it over," he said, presently, ": can wait. Say that 1 niay come agaii later." • • 'lie appaeilihn of Gerease et the- en: of the turf walk•made them start asun der, and they event to meet him, the :lg. lationin their lutes hidden by the friend. ty. dusk. _ Lierease appeared surprised e see then' "1' thought you had gone lonj ego, Atininley.- he said. apharently uu truu.bled by the thought that • his chin nine. was supei•Iluous.. "thhut clierhe in g night ! niniebody said S.hyl was uu here; have you seeci tier. Alice?" • • "II .is liner than I thought," said Ed 'ward; "these king days deceive 011Q .111i're is rio real night at .all." ' - • "The neeen will rise 'soon;" .returned Gi renwee; "yuu had better wait for hel- 1 envy year your ride over the, downs,. When arc yuu and I to litiee our moon light steel', Alice?" • . "Not to -night," she replied. -"I ate eired.•' And when they' reached the gui- der. door she vanished into the-shadown house with a brief "god-nighl," re- eeonding by a sl•ght inclination of he head to Edwards iiimentired injunction. "Write" n •• -,- .• Then • he . rode away: in the dew, silence, and' thought it all over with t. heavy .heart in* .which- .there glowed seercely et spark ed hope. • Over the .ghostly downs . in. the faint.. dusk and in. the rising moonlight he 'rode. up awl. down and acrossgfor miles and miles and every rood of land ever ' which le rode was his own. Ile looked sadlyat his :fair - inheritance sleeping trenquilly in the magical moonlight. woodland. • OU. When yeu knooni. ..• tin 'off. profestineetaughinglyhit is true. the concliegon which had -forced. itself Jet me see yhte from -time th limeend+ farm and field ..,- het seeionsly annoyed ' with- Sibyl for uleal her be. lee river -side. Whenever ley to wip w n witoi,) . th,,irt .i.:; ,bound.up In ..v)u. tuttiing dowhe -lanspread over the undulat d, and in the. plain•te. ie; would have given half hie' •••• - hawing: with heti. ant !,ingry at Annes- ' elle,' him. lehhhed see ...o.id • ne,1 accept, nie yeti net ley: lo ta.ke me for your ei ley's bad tante in :en:inning with Alien • the" Voi"jlel: her on'w reaeiel 1(5E.441uponli giel. • , . . lend, for it was' lob heahy. Lite tae c life .to be free of it fhr the. puce he had • • • • . '--...• Ths•sheateirs-hupper was. ,pad in the her. e.) itheruketie pase that her ttioughte LI:uSband r . • her no ,etiee dieengeged the licnhg.he had •• e ' ----------------- buffeted her and gave h Paul. as, her hair last seen AL dark- with The •. Federal Lt -.Assurance Company Of Canada ' - • • •/•••:7*: • ..• . the statementhet the-Pederal Life pre- ., iited the shareholders at the 25th 11 uUU1 inenthig. Tuesday .19th Met. udiCall4S a COIlditi011 prosperity highly hatifehig' to -the . eitainhulders anu riende of this progre.esive Canadian tehilution. 'the *Comptuty has beive• at in,urtilice to the attiouitt. of g17,Setie 73.61; of Which Segt18.62 len wee he- n. during the yeer just reesed. Its- ash nee are S2.7 10,70-enie.-7'7; penitruntee hpital iestneteeite The reeeipts ,f the year vere • $725.581e7, Of Alija& e•its pv(14[11141 and i.11111U11 ineorne. The .iirplue to pelicyhohlers at the close he year, exclueiye of uncalled guarantee ita1N.6 ea:24.573.3:h en'tie; l'ehore. l'0WS ttnit ruivi of expenses to pre - ellen income hies decreusedneut•ly 3 per - keit. as; chuipared hith the year. The Contheiny'. hue eheid.reahort .. 'I w Chet pleaetel the- grOgress mahe anew • • • • - • lohlZ knee aril to . ..00111Utua Um of • ' s • , - hilt:hen. a long.- !ow. dark room with , _•. . ........- :lilac!: .oakee hearhe, tilted now with the I rest : she rose in the. mornings bur- • been clasping in the geniwilig intensity . godou ef hot f od. the clatter of knives and dethd by the weight cf :mothers guilt. 1 rf his ,herds, end sbud a little furl/lei' all _the day. till tfrem leen pausing ,liefung she replied, . • fel ke ari-:retiutlign yhices, and the Rene. and etrithgled mentally - /Innen -b liad9ws: caueed b'y the• lire -light •a', bight seek; . lay down .witit the hope l-eitte a. strong'reheiye to put away.feei. eh: .pfayetg int the 'mingle/I dusk and steam. that - $0111e nnishonneitien existed: and. •highind listen •only to duth. • - •• • ,dad the -and poet beef had tqf this that a straightforward recital of all that "Do yv!i2 know what yeti are .aehing. time , brought .- the e:lowsworking heavy ocettered. on that most _unhappy after- Mr..Antitieley e" she asked at last ; . "you • . eiacuinery iif mesh., epientilitto Cult play. tioure. would . remove the, stigme. item ...erne. to hne with a stain upon yoy. and .. • n. , nnly to rise you refuse tu rem rhe it hih..'aih'exhharlah thin."- •-• - - !Time will efface thdt stain,' lie, re- plied-. ehrinking slightly 'beneath her werds, which cut him to the.heart. "And h.... hayeti S4r.tre W21.:i telling his best story ; E tear . 1 ,.• h that of the smugglers hidden in a tomb, and renew -the centliet on the morrow. .. • whose neirthrighherieing .ftenti thee -hid. Anil whin he tittered those few words at - hie -place made setne early laboreth go- the terhtnblinto-day..,Iiis yoiree.the Silent • - r • - • thtt tan, day -was deeeotion in his remitter, and the tighttie •enate. hails ..N•iblis •ltd .. fust . brought hie :eye's. Airrtelea new feeling In her, though 1 arti not' stioulneriough In time •, .• ''.:1, :rib. a nt•Vg .3141.1 tee...et-NI joke, at the which should have been 'hope...but- was nlie worlds scorn .antlbear the burden remettilinin,..e- of wt i.1.0.11 h iS . W' a LitCOU I fear. 'Till now she • had not thought that my:54,11..1. should never...ask' a wife to ad aecepted-Gervases share it. - 1 would ask. her to kave this etill ti sh jet $pktoruoticany. Ile_ was eon. he loved her; sheeh enii-ri,....: .,4..iii4.11_ .41 his songs. • "In the theory that -his }ealousy. unlike Paul's. place and let me find her a horn -e where -.,..-7---.,- .1 ,neider,•1 . 14)w:"-' or ',A -Gesitla- Maiden. wae the vile fruit of a tight and passing these rumors Lave not :been -heard. I heti ittel ' Young.- he would sing. Sibyl fancy. ' His very _silence. as they paced know .that thls is a disadvantage, but wolhei fain have: lingered -at this' scene, the turf walk in the balmy evening- told if love can atone for anythingmy love the. uhsophisticeted hurnors . Of which. her more eloquently of his love than any. le strong enough to atone for this. if e.,......paeleed her lively feney, but after the 'et' ..*.ihging of . e. •_. ••. .. •• .. • ., hilerees e htahi, • (Oho our. Measter; .• e the wounder at the Yeast," •• .. '' Gervase ihshsted onnteer . going.• . . he e sheer' h and the wild flutter of pulses within her told her too truly Shat ehe loved him return: After al .she was the first .tri. speak : the- pertnup receive to question him at all hazards brealving forth almost be- ' She went out so''. and leaving the fore ehe. was awe of th be guilty cif what was imputed to him. yon could once learn -to love mee- and you. might i,n time. the worlds opin- ion Wohild weigh lightly with you:" . She was dumb with amazement. The man who .slood before her. exalted by behest feeling,. his faceeearneet...and his vioice eloquent. with passion,-eohld not _ gaeden, passednetted ey the harps, and ..hho_theith,esteg," she Said. gently and she longed for mental blindness. she • e:strolled away in the balmy June gloamhtandh. in spite ot the IhiCk heart-beals-f would' have -hie en ha -ft he e life not to e • ...tag, until the rele!'•'''i-teh,,, belt ""rs'etttilie, which threatened to ehoke her, "I din have overheard his compact •with. Ger- - ' I/1°411i" inu''''''14 'Alh"" was It"- "elad to be alone. with you To.r a moment. genie. or Genesee subsequent hints. 11 hhe. could butneipe that hour' from her memory and Irma him. es -he ..expescted 1. a: aw1aile (hetet site stopped and sew .1 wish. you. a ,cry .aerious,qucs.. 'Vie first Pat'' sia's int° the lion.' She - stopped, facing him. and , • - .i,... !transparent lertion-tin_ed shy. . . • looked dun on the grass -at their feet. h. . • • to inlet him, then she could gree where the ' clehed sdaisit....• really .lociked i- h.est, leaned .her erns. upen the rail • • ., . herielf to likei with perfect uhreserhe tenon- toky-enh h•tege , the ender: eheeph like PedrL•s• i'la,rglitite• ..I9u .will Per' and hareethe .trin•den that was pressing:: ' • iron mellow '' bell linkling; and winched 1 "Ilehe ht. that possille re; tie -reinon- frunilier. conecience. .• • . • ,._.. In. rhnnear- in:,rains .n1 (Ile sIaring-I-strated... recovering _firm the hest shock ' "Mr. Annesley",": •she at . laet replieiL • el. eurhriee: "Arly arid -every .question eoldlye "eget -east...not hove. the if you do •'. -with all the e,att . usrn. i-lt -romant lc younAre -to ask. can be bethan tionOr toenat trust ..ine. Alia if yuu .trueled nie, nee."• • yeir would etinfide e our eecret to me." "Yeu have asked me inerehthan °richt -""MY sevrvt-r"-a red :111.1Sil rhehed over to innher friend.' She contintied,."ann 'hie thee. • nllY doeyoh attribute a W- ei that natne 1 venture to ask this.. nut .cret to nit?? 1 see Ituitel earl never with tromecurioeity or eny ineah hnotive, but enur lovhe -ehwe 1 have it.at • NVO1 Y01.1r 5‘'let'l for youi..own.•sake:i. ' -. . • • .ti.u.st.. .. , _.- ...• . tierbulent, poured freen a copse hard by 3. . hbetireet Miss Litigant, this. ie ton goon - He thrned away. his fare dark in the and the tears sprung to nibyl.s eyes: . 1.hi. yeuehlte.re.plion evt:n -hepaused at •chill twilight. end Ow misery .in it. Went - -"When the world isso Insautiful." she a loss foe further hpeecte ."1, too. have to-Aliceh iteert. "Letnie trust ;hitt," :dee • h . i• .. Ikused, ."aud• thtre is the hone •of one something, to ask aed eninettiing to ;key, besounht him, "telt ma what klundatiori• • . • tih more beautifiii, wput can we:event Iiiil 1 will hear first," he smiled. half in' there hie for: these •dark. surMthehh: -.Re- " nene • itsorer . . • the:nail! . inockecy, -what your chili- . iieve•me, Mr: Annestey. I should like to - • • Then she felt into a. !Pair.' of •thntight. . ti.kaids are." . . . .. trust you.:".. she added, with .h 011itIOS ..-, ". 'trying .to tinct out an., give expression • Alen •etill. ipieked down thnin the which Moved and yet gladdened him. e • - te the'broad.•genevel'ineening• of these clo.sed „heage c: the daieiee...her Innis :',hrel.h there was little love in. that he- , . .e 114n:USeCI and •contlieling eurrents which neryoesly locked tuee.ther• before her, eecching vice. he • thought. und he 'ilittaie tin the 1.011 htrehhe a 411 -man 1;fe• htv lit.'s ,'01.ii,rerti-- .and_ her face full' hetteine to ,see it in int;. face upon which , . . The best thing in youthenext. hi itenin- ih. mending hind prinche. 'Inie.ehtliney suit tie-Iiihned•to ;hien tit the pate tie night-- -.... *.• -spoiled • capacity for enhoemene, • is the threh• a glory upert her ; Senallows.i ."Trust nee" he said, his voice vibral- . • itless lield• of vieeie and. conjecture eheeted in the' pure pale eky overhead-, ine with strong feeling. 'Intel inc per-, •which its dim filture.offers. Sibyl stood., eheep-bells. fa•pl-e,eirti eeitrels. birds: lectly With, a. large, utiquestioning trust. . ' e netileryhand hensive in the eumnier twih'i haige• ant the voiles of village children 1 Itemember. once foe idle I can not clear keitit, artd mused iipoa the migtey Cur- al .pley. eame• berne in sone -red tones - Ith this: Itl'stel'eh hou do not know what I hoti• iisk ur euu would eiever. ask it. paesion- gaid• biller evith- thockeryhfloated befgre-hitn.gineet-like, and took the ettier- ini sweetness from the rilohnlightg and ti the 'glory of the -Cahn night. Ile saw well that • the.dead wee as serous a barrier as the living...me iad beet. E*•en-if AlitTe rehogered from her sorrew. this silence' between. then: Must *env keep thent apart:".since she did not trust hihighe neer tigeie te • win her knew -• While tie 'rode away • thus in the dim. summer night; the tranquil household al Arden -quieted down, and 'hen .the fam- ily had. retired fur the. fright Sibyl knocked ,at. Alice's door and entered her room. . • • - Have. you anything to say _to tee night ?..• she asked. - _ • me.. "Nothing." replied Alice. 'whit was 'ac- customed to this little formula. the-pre- fude to. some -sisterly -confidence I 'have you anything to cenfens?", "My Sins have not teen very Week to- day,". replied 'Sibyl, kissing her with. un - •wonted tenderness, "but. 1 thought - Alice,• have you sent him away ?" • e. Alice silently kissed her forehead.' • 'All the world is against him," con- tinued Sibyl, "you shuuld. stand by hL side." - - - . • •'' • •Alice burst into learn and said•-no- th!,n6g. it- bechuse_yon lieve three hate- . ful scandalsr Sibyl went on. "Surely yeitt can not. think there gay -truth In • • - them "h' • "1 think," said Alice, lifting her head from Sibyl's shoulder, r"ltrat he ought .to clear tlitheelf." !Ow could he?". -• • •' . • - "He should rnuke fall and. clear state Mont .of all that ie. det..Utenahternhon', "Yes. And putdisti it in the papers: and make ole .t.o‘Nn-crier proclaim it in eledingtornstreeth," retorted Sibyl, scorn- fully. "and :Who -would belieVent 're It had nol'occurred. to before that Ile.could.not nuw•cleah himself ; that the more he noticed the_ league accusations thd reed „against Lim. -the ni ere, surest ance they would take e .that nothing short. of, •a.: public trial, -with • OS formal 'chargos. reflitathin at them, ending in 212) acqutttal, could efface the stain uhnii -him: 1! a men is said t� he are-unteuel- worthy man. ite•enpoo7ti.1.)1., to tlese prove e e ergo; 1. . forgery. he:can iken en held guilty until the charge. is supported by•.rettatite No special accusation -could in • ' se Edwaed• Anneslcy ; the worst that was aguiriA hon waS matter. of het -mese at the enostg The:ease :hind thus : the cousins had• gearreted. -and it was knuhel thin they had been their_ each othee, if ,thet: Whether. within •. few tinnuke of the- viteent death 'of one; it eves net known where the sur- vivor Wait at the" inement of the aeeih dent, the fatal termination ohnollieli only. Weiss witteesseht-by a third person: -The deatit•evae of great advantage to the SUL.- Ur. twelve.. for: erinie eves present:- l'hiy feel thiit the dead manheeelher re- fund to meet hie heir and her neatent •evae impressive.. How'all hits was known. end how.: all these surmises and conjectures; hail been .built upon the feundatiiithef fads known only to a few persons. arid occhreing ,in a foreign einintry, was a inhetery • lleit Edward •Anitheley Mal • his friends . vainly at- . "Ile meet have tile. deadly enemy," ••• were browsing IA' ttli plaintive bleating.!seei hea-vily.- upon hitn, with no reproach ‘• hip' -think. it tliipinttnitntee_ . yieuth : her ardert iinahmateet sugges- ,•,,_ -bug thoughts _and aepitseene, and con- ' • ._ juring ehnetts hidden feat others; tee Sibyl hed the .1,u -thin -et mhforturie to be a poet. as if being a Wevian Were not : bed enough. . . -;* A nightingales -melte, reetieweilch and ....relit of humati life. and her ewn littlems.in ... the •-till •thertieg- air : opetheig . . . . .. ' or 100 of il, trying to picture what the i 4 11c-adeee clue er. lily seernseh7iiiii Trust bith- . . ,, • . . . _._ -•• future might bring lien kith en ardent ; hie i eget. peiftinl.cf the yrililig'ru:i,.. ,..,. • Alt ' tai?grtil to t4." -• and She • hicc and infinite depth, hillieught in her- lieeiheki a -chart -it of freer,itese•ahole- the clasped .her hohile logettee whit a silent :• ' • Sark eyce. She saw her inets bonding .1 \ea levers.- ke •h hemthe whole earth !inner •Ier guidence... le would be eu . . 7 •••• tinder I he but ilhe hif enere. and clingin-g sks Med ••tiergett• with • tie. • in.:aleph. ;eel nween .1.0 $1Y "1 trust eel hut. 'knew- • _7 t+' her fee steppog ; ehe sew hereon ex- - eileeitly of ethereetinele 15aeson: He. ing ee lief she knee.. so winng ; .the ,: pi C63.11g th011g1IIS . M.'talt'll seimetimes legit \.\11S ',Verillit.. '51,c, couia-i.earcely Ilhog. elle wee -it -keit -1e eondone wits to ..... .. - .... • e ovular , favor. • ... • • . • . • _. • The timenitieent . new 'home_ of the, • . nuipany. he•rier of Jellies and Ma11,4.. 011*.» 4.4 the finest eieuratthnlreadquitetere iri the Doiniiiihn. ; le a 'credit to- Me nitithigenthrit and• calwitterit•td) the city. It is v,ell wortIA •-_ -• my -Citizens time to drop in intd take ag "-.. eiok throuelt- hetes tine in -eh 'structure, . ittdwith elllhe modern coneeniertree... • - - yid linihed in the elete.:91 the up-to-date * . • New York eftice Nothingbas • : • heat_ peeeleeted- wfrigh &Aga" add to -the. • ecithfort of those doing, businthis . th is: a work' •at,-olice ecaid and artietiee • It speaks of proepeeity; conlidenee in-tha 'enure.- alai Wet enterprise which cum- mandsgreneeet and st1cceshe That prave, as pregnable- ae all invest:merit as Lis elegant and imposing .urchiteeterai ly.-we..eargeherilly leeheee.. .The- future- liedes rosy for the Federal Lila, whicli -. under -the trianegernent"cif• Mr. David Dexter has attained to such prominence among the successfUl Insurance ciimpan- iee of the Dominion."' _ -• e • • • - 'threatened. to (him -eine het', anil esteb-. tied 'everts' •-tio -expihehn her' -burninh•lerritiln. .• , - • •- . •••••• belling ri eubile seniptiehy between.- he1 then. • . . "Nig' elie reed -ton. "I :ranenet trust iene. hell and !lieu:ewe ef, unentihn e01.21.S. i -"-)1,71 ,liffel.,- efie• eiihi.:tet '11..s1e "under *hi', dues het trust me." • • . hut one side of lite tie:t iiii....ei fullylie :II) !Inj\ilidlion-,-thitl is all the whin ton. He \''8" eihilf• "41 ih'."'-sl-rtick• (Thee • • ' levealed to her. a vetiole sein-nee (if is ethic l) -cense it is :-..4 , a i.: u e.. -- • 1/14.11e 110 t1.1.1-11.1 .co.i(11.• ihal gazed blank- t,- i. a liend hf:ien• had l iv away over the. thinly garden. where ' , • . and sorrows must lee din nil hien. 'she k .. F:dwa/;..t,fa.1-1.ef :.-- ...IV 111(1 be only thespectator of the teed- • be,st ling upi•in ths heeet ; the_ wholes the llewere tensed their heads in a . . leg events in the drama of life. ;Iglus. • wovid mirhg eh:ed fer ue Ake suniegra • dreanie.t ni in ee ie - thinne ' ye nes, Wee .r6ilectett, Sh,'.`. .!niZit -get ., e truer hes: gray. areei the aii• lust its balm. ! foe' '-1) 4.11 end a brown Mee -eery • of . '.. ee. it age or the \Allele than it her 12, 00 ..heenn he t•ephei.l. ., . e - .• • ihleidow n•as • being 'woven ithout he • , were distorted tly the stent and .stres. of :. "1 have theught." she went ' on, heir lieien away lo the figs,beneath evhich ' •••••••••pereonal 'eNjanienee.• Fein some' deep 1 heart beatinh stilt inore rtieidiew ennich 1 Sityl evkiS Standing 1111izei'l1i to- [he meth . Instinct made el. fair . unbroken view 'of 'hphin it. And 1 'frii-ve thought that you 1 dews where the sheep were gazing 4ren- '• • • bre necessary to Sibyl. ,1 Might remove. this -eine eehrOach.".. . i ninny in .the mystic glinning, to the - . . .- . • • .So these thoughts (nine to her...eh steel_ ,"1 can 1)ot,,:: rke. repoed: .pale and agi- 1 coppice from the green heart of 'which 87 .. lingered benceth the fire, her bright fete tated---il'Aliee, 1 eah not." • • " 'nightingale was sin -ging. to ---the hinder]; ' .: -- -s tilted to the sky • and irrldiated• by its Alice's rnernotiy vibrated with the i against the sky which _was bright with -. . lustre; these, and 0-nt5 109 deep orgoo words she had heard -in- thepine-wood; -the affer-glow alai piercetnby:a few pale, , ' •'• sad to be 'uttered. , • epromise that you. veil never tell. . All i fain ..re. ' In the' meantime. Edee'ard found, the need, none lee linewn. Above all she! "I do trust you, and 1. love you -as 1 reh.-.). .Apporturilly he had so carefully edught. • must. nevereknow.thatia "--She.knew -now esl•ejer-lohe-ailateh"-he said . after a t- --- II n .i. • -.ee•i•••• Me was alone with Alice,- whose spirit she was the Helen 'of. that fratricidal 1 briel, sharp spa_ent of pain. "but it is a .46. was -slirred by the thought that a .crisis strife. , over now. Only think as. kindly as you • • - hls her life was Approaching, and etill In "Olt, do not eay • that I" , she cried. can of- me, .Alien, and remember me ---• • .• •. •seore by the fear that she 'Might be too "Surely. surely you enduki tell an that when you want .a friehd." • . _ ___ •e , weak to pass triuniphantly through 11. happened' on that day. Perhape. after - He was going, but an overwhelming • h •:••• . Miley strolled sile.ntty between 'the hall atle you have fold:ell?" she -pleaded, impulse moved her to delay -hirrh - • .e.'white !sentinel libel, the denting petals wringing her hands in the intensity of • "Stay," she cried; "do not go like ..:• a( winch shone in glorious purity against her hope. ''Oh! you have told all, and thiS. . •innies green of the espaliers, .Edward was what is rumored of something concealed He came back gallekly, took.her hands, ' . . 7 - • iss overcharged with feeling to speak, ir, only scandal," she urged, though les and spoke'wittinut reserve wild words of. and his heart misgave him when he per- own words about concealment sounded passion. teethed how chanigid Alice's htee was in her enemory, even as atte spoke, like "Hush !"she cried: "do not speak like . since the day when first he saw it. It the boom et s funeral knellthat," and be w silent. attributed to one, Whose _actions gra- ithully wheat -ant; miraculous, until in the course of ages the breve savage is a god, such are ruythe. shell "is the legendene - gleVen ofitietoryeh. - ,Thee WUrdS- Alice remembered now, ecknowledgeng their justice, and bitterly regretting end eeneuring • the cunceal- orient, wrich she :thought the. cause of the v;hole."embroglio. Better. far better for Edward, she; lh.iught gt would have been, had- he ' gIvtlI hinieelf up to the Cantonal authort• ties al having been -.tie accidental cause- ' • •• . *hes rousin s (Leath, „it, 45 she - eups --h. • • that death had occurred in the . . e*.UNe of a quarrelher struggle in. which both -had forgtittett the dangerous nature ,', oh the. ground on which they staid. If. :14 she had- often. 1Mphd, Edward had • - merely wittieseed. the tiecident, why ditt • . - he not report what..he saw ? why was •-• there any cOncealrbent?.. wits he Afraid iht attaching suspicion blame to him- .1. eon'? Wee lie, in short. a coward? • ' '1 their chtiferenee in 'Alice's chamber that shnutter night, "what do these calumnies . ,• • matter They' pain him naturally. - But ,..e wilt• soon live them. dawn." • . , but an echo of Edward's words in • -..• • . !tie -garden that Mgt, .lice reflected, a.3 the doors closed upon -Sibyl, and left her the unweleume. companionship of her - O• wn 1.11-aughts. . - . , To Le echtintredt. • • 1 SihYi had Said once, whereupoienetseee advised her not to repeat that observa- tion. .. • . "If yop wish to ruin a person's regoi• ration," he lidded. "the best way is to lay some charge that admits no disproof hgainste -him,- and get it -well' tageeet• about." "True.," replied Mr. Rickman, who was present, "a germ' of fact infinitesimal in_ Magnitude, accompanied by a certain , roui 11 the minds and mouths of numerous naffili Ors, e- nelops to enormous and uhexpectil• pros pertions. Each narrator adds from a defective or careless meneory • hearsays ar reported as witnessed :feels; imagi- nation supplies gaps and en-hances -tails, becapse the innate 'artistic feeling of mankind demands a properly pro- portioned story. A savage' performs some isolated feat of endurance,.he de- velops into a hero; the deeds of several such heroes are In the course of time ALIIE.N.DY PtIOVED. ,.• • . -e• . . „.. A • yi iting 1111111..iN110 rfad -inherited 'a 'three feetune frem rieh but very eod- 110140111 deeded tce. live ein a.. shale •conlitiensunite with his grintly in- ( -reined income. and. was. Inakirig ac• rinhemente lo. build a • tine mansion, ••••: hey an autoinebile. red int -est in •otlwr eNp-e1161V0 an elderly . friend who hal atentys been one of his advisers unit -riot -in hi remonstrate with'. "him. "Where this I hear abent your equah- tiering the Ila-al-ey your. uncle.. left you, Herren.' said. tile elderly 'geed. "I -am not going le squander 11," be answered, 'but Fin going he • get some goott ou.t of it:" • "It's enough to make him turn over in his grave.. - Didn't your uncle -prove 11. his own nee that it -num could live on a personal expenditure .ohlees tlaan one thousand dollthrs a year?" h__ "Yeah', " • "Well, he proved it so thoroughly, ar-racrept-It--aehdentionetrated. What Ls the -Use -of my • continuing the expert: ment?" `,. By the treaty of 1817 Great Britain and the •United Slates bound themeelveh - not to keep.more than one war vessel . apiece Upon Lake Ontario. • • There are at present 16,000,000 aura. • peen settlers living out of Europe. • • KISSING , .IBURN ASHES, SAVE GOAL • • a. -• - saaa.:-..a1;.•sa a-, ri'• • •• - .......areasea - aaaasea--aaaiesaeaseasareaeasr seerais reesa-aeoelnai'a •... ., • ,. •' • • , .• .-...,..rn.7';....;': ,,,...0 . . '147'; ...:',B..... ' • as, -..i.,'..2 . • a, • . .. , • ....a, - ap •19 ao..„4„,_,, _ , a J:c.•...7•7•42,i7'.-4 . . . ‘ , . . . a . .. • -I•fikE PROHIBITED? • 'THERE IS PLEA -FY OF HEAT IN YOUR . . The Osculatory Process Denounced by • -Scientists as Extremely Dangerous • • • I.: • ..."` .7.• -How the Danger Can be • .• . • , CI ".1 • "A keen discussion is being carried on . , . ..;'4. 'La some.of the 'best 'scientists as to the While sitting at his bench eking out . danger and "crime"• of kissing, led Ly a living wi-th hammer and awl, John , •. br. Somers, Health Officer of Atlantic Ellmore, a cobbler'of Altoona, Pennsyl- aaasa City, an.d, Dr.. Nalpassia, of the Medical vania, for twenty years has been re- . ' ••••Faculty of Paris. They charge the kiss volving in his brain a problem. that he ••-• with spreadipg grippe, scarlet fever, has finally solved to • his Own aeatisfae- measles., mumps, whooping copgh, ,•ta- lion, apd.that apparently is destined to -...-• . t hold fever, diphtheria, erysipelasamen- revolutionize the queStion of producing ••., • a 7 engais, tubercul-osis and many infecti heat. Elimore says. he has 'discovered ;:ia•';--•• . eus skin diseases. They 'suggest legis- a method of making ashes burn, and a la tion on. the subject, and the • posting practical. demonsl ration has convinced .., a . • • oi motices in railway stations. street former sceptics. Ellmore not only makes • . . • • ..i care and other public pieces, but they ashes burn and produce heat, but he , •::,:,:,.•,,i,a •••• say -it would be useless to post them an produces considerably more heat from. arrandahi. in cosy . corners, ...porches-, a given quantity of ashes than can be ..,a.- , :•.a ..--.shady nooks, or moonlit lawns. They obtained from the same amount of pure - aI..I.;•?. • aiso propose some compulsory legisla- bituminous. or anthracite coal. At the . lion for methods of disinfection of the plant of the CitizensElectric Company • .- meath and purifying the breath, eapeci- ht the. other day was allotted pne of • ally With o view to the protection of ten bailers. and 'With three bushels nf .• . Virecentabates, who are•paraicularly ashes he -produaed more heat tha• n WV•.= E:ILICC;7, to infeetion. • 'The greatest and Zit tained • from the other nine. This de- - arrest effectiVe purir.er and germ de - ..a. •atray.er: known to medicel science fee_ ... • the mouth,. throat...and breath. 'as well • .6.ii far' the blood. stomach and- lungs. , is Psychine; that triumph • of . the mech. ...••• cal warld that is attracting ahnost• u,ni- BACKYARD HEAP. • _ .41 - • --.-"a7.1..aaaea: • •-•:, Pennsylvania Shoemaker's Discovery_ -More Warmth In Ashes Than • in Anthracite. la • monslration teas witnessed by several hundred persons. ' • - - - - .. -a-- - •• A SIMPLE prlocEss. Ellmore is carefully guarding his se- cretasand has applied tar patent rights:. . .• -.-. veraal attention -because of the•wonder-• Ms process is. very simpler He take.; •• tut results attenling its use. One of Oatan parIs of a p--? .0! coat recent trill-MIAs:Is told' as a matter of and over ?ha Sprinkles a ;small'quanta _ .eart rience in the following ,brief state. ty of a compound • which causes the ,: .-: ' e' .. -.. combustion. Ile says that for 25 cent - . I suffered fors Me - • - ' ' over twos. , - • !rein suffictent of thiS corapoand can be pre- atant 0 th . head and thrpat and . . years pared to •Inst err ordinary family one ..111. .....7 . n? . - stomach. end 'an ebstinate 'hacking Winter. wrh- a coal consumption of -less than one 'ton.' In hia shop he has used I3our. The slightest Cold or change 1,f weather_watai cause the dts.ease to tess•than half a ton of „coal this winter. (Urn worse than beforeDO-eters a o • . . re - and he declares that a ton .will.lasi hien :: OW two years. - . _ _. . . a me no retie. I saw Psychine and..0xe- i-mulsion advertised in - the newspapers. and deelded to use them. They had a , effect in ta tny case. I obined- • .` the Permanent cure 1, had :Co 'long and • • - anxiously desired. l'ayehirie•appeha.; • • • to be a perfect' germ destroyee. 1 sh111 • . ci<, all in. niv power to increase the pie - a • DISCOVElly•NO ACCIDENT. - When be opened the doors of the beil- iir an -which Ilia. campound was. burning the other "day. SPeCtators gazed upon •ri flre•thata glowed briihantly, and bad- a. tslulah tinge.- A linin int -coal waa -sar- i-minded by. ashes end the ashes glowed a - pularityaef-the-P•r. S'alacurn. reniedsee. al - like. a hed• of., burnine ...anthracite, There • • •.. tha: vicinity. t always keep Psvetline Was anpar nifty rt . diminution in the •iri our tscaise.i lt is oiir only doe!era -rniatel of- hest duringlhe aevern1 hetira . - .. • _ "LEGER L. HARDY; that -the. dernanahsation_ ti;nninated. Ell- ... _. a. •-•- •_ ;est.. naleo ra;:spantrie_uf.'ote...a" - mere say; tas diaenVers. wa.s. net an no- . , . psra;ae., pronouneed'sakeen. is coIn. olden -L.- Ili: Vitt), a-betart' him had rem .- - • . mended by all dnetors and irlcnti;LA newer theapelealhility •of obtninins.4. •lasat • .•.• have -attire-4M_ themselves suflici- frarnsashes. but liad not: liaadtn detfr,. • _•• • . • .4:nil,/ in their paofeasion and in the stale it: • , , -• ho . . Ia: • ":---1 •sya-ellare of the ipittalia• to -inveatigate. VS_ • ,, .n.p.p.vrg7;7. _Elm), IN: AMERIC,..V. .... . _ .. -a . marrelaus qaaalitias..arat ccinstder in en The yonnssa!r • Ellannre• Tig h rt ea- .• ,aa . -• 7 tinpratudiet 7 :nanner iis reaults. as -!•b , perlmenting.for more-thanakeenty years. • • :.. . moat wenderfail of all disease -and gY..r.:rr7:ard-tt, w as: abreit v•tght months ago I!14! ,.. • ._ _ u. - - :41estr.'-Y;PI" agenC-i''Se- - Fr budding HP h a finally •nbtained Atte right sehrtain. The rim downsystem an& ...e.ltring. all Rataaa gtairag 'his 5,„1.E.t_to : ?h., ,,,,,,rl4 form v7 stomach, troubles and diseases Elmore dernonstraled •• time and agniiii 0? tha hest. throat and hinge Or head: ita pfaeticablity. and was sahafied sa. it, is ahlialy. ,•nrier•araeceethle. It ha do- 6,sy t•••• hid TrIn44.- lia5g 'than A half I4,n --7:lInPd • ta -revolutionize-many of the 431* -1 tri ecal prod -nee more. heat ihtt-n h.?. here-_ • ., }set Seasae e g ler- This cold -water starch gets ironing -day over quicker, with less wear on the ironer'e muscles and far less on the starched pieces, Gives a beautiftil glees. Needn't be boiled. . yet cannot stick: It's a starch you'll like. y Itlo sce a ) r. ;,. • STRAWBERR RASPBERRY BLACKEERRY Y Plants 37 leading varietiev. varie• xie* of Seed potatoes. Cats, 1..g us and price list free. •rtv.me interested will please take notice. as this advt. will not appear again. JOHN OIMONHAM, Strathroy, Ont • •••• • . CHENILLE CURTAINS kinds of house Hairs's. aso L101 CURTAINS OVOID ,& CLEANS, • Writs 10 us about roillirts NEW. .1 sunset lt10118103111 OVIIISIC 30. Res 163 ttentrsei ;STAMMERERS The ARNOTT •-IErtiOD Is the only logis cal method for the cure of Stamm +ring. It treats Um:CAUSE, net moroly the HABIT, and Insures natural speech. Pamphlet, pees dealers sod references sent on request. _.Fortoorros FORCEPS. Absent -Minded Surgeon Left Pair cf Forceps in 'Woman's Body. A remarkable ease of neglect on th' partof a hospital surgeon is mention ad in the British Medical Journal. Dr Stewart, of atidland Junction, Wes' Australia, records the circumstances the case. He operated on a woman and found a pair of forceps' in .her .body. The forceps were nearly 5 inches in length, and the width across the handles was about'2 inchea, and they had been left in the wornaras body atter an opera - ton ten and a half .years before. "Thal the -forceps should have attained the po- I salon in which they were with- out causing death La. extraordinary.' Dr. Stewart • writes: "Though the pea- , era's health,had been wretched during' these .years, and 'a ' large part o!'the time spent in bel,_ il x.orttly .of no- lice- that she had occasionally felt well , enough to participate iniatances. 1 have r:a•son to believe that no rticord of the' fermer operation can be found in the. tookS. of the hospital where it was -pet -- farmed.", . • • - • . - , ; In ifs initial •sloges a noldt• is a local ailment easily dealt with. Hut many neglect it and tiw result is often the de- yolc.iptnent 'of distrossing seizures of the Renehial- tulies ant' lungs that render (7.•! t.s.r tile unhappy victim. zi -first lad --there •is nothing in the amade inespeire sa ,:r•rInin in ellro- Before you get Pen- Angle garments all the shrink is taken 0 t. Pen- Ang:e Underwear keeps you corn- fy as well as warm, because the short fibres that make some under- wear itch are taken out of Pen - Angle wool. v99 Trod, la*" a a in a variety of fabrics, styles and • in all sizes for women, men Pare-enel children, and guaranteed by your own dealer. 7: • ALBERTA FARM LANDS -IN THE FAMOUS 'tt etaak w in district ; lints kravositiona on applicati,n. D. Farris Bogen, Wetaskiwt n, Alberta.. KOOTENAY FRUIT LAND .10 acres in Kc,otenay Fruit insures an income of S.3;000 a .year in 5 • 'tars. Write- • • • . Wolverton & Nelson, B.C. five res -alis,' ; .anti-Coasurnia ave ffir•fainei. remedy for . ods out couo.lia. 1 - Ihevell good 'deal depends.on the f •ainationi. td /silty' habits." - Powell : "1 new if : :When 1 wag •n baby 'my . mother hired a- wheel rite about: and 1 live been pushed' for- a.111...Y. THE ARNOTI INSTITUTE BERU74. ONT, CAN, pIe produce the hid...us disc mlliod lupus. Tiny tubercles on the skin qcrofttlous Weerer'e Cerate. eara. is arse, w Sar.-th, skin • from destruction. Apply to all affectod•perts. Cloarnie the blood with Wearer's Syrup. "Henry." 'eakrif the • Sunday-seheol teacner. 77Affiart:::: the con..eietif:.:•?'" "The ' "fleorge. • alto said. "before we were ..-. ateo.nserertee. an:wered little Henry', "is - - . • ural -reed y•ut -wore alway- giving me- pre - what yitSu have atter you have been eat• .,isni.s., \Vtiv don't y•cm ewer brtng% me I Ing cake and aam and things out of the ,_ analog rrea a • ' "My dear." reptied apantryeartri then yrei• hare to tele' 0-,11.6- iteorge. "111,1 ;.-e.iyer hear nt a fisher - I tor-oil,'and that cure- the r...otiaeleneet' , [ leen giving •, bait- to a. -fish he had ...---. : .... • . . _ . . a -allot -it 7 "law' the ketale -Laii led ocer. 50 BULBS W !.11 grow in the house or 04 Of klyauattlis, TuLos, Crocus, Fuchsias. • Oxalis. Tuberoses, Eegonla. Jonquils, talfod!ts. Chinese - Ir. Dewey L.17 tilortrita, Liles o the Valley -all postpaid. Sc. 112 lint00701 or min. Ass E FOSE a big co Tenuous with these Balbeire will Mad eetIon of Zayre seects-om 200 Mad& Sassartfillo. 111717200. suntoraat Insure Your Horse for $1 • alDnu,ri Ieotorti.!are,ear„erticaot Chart eaves do:tors:Mist b N -without one Worth ten trimrsees it7Uneerigrt inal4gold.." • Price $1.00 pest Paid. Agents Wanted. I • The Veterinary Medical Chart CA, I31 Confederation Life, 1:armlike. . . ' - Priaott•r ' u‘ly rtiv, N•p!" is: u await.' I 1 , • • ....____ . . _ . ' ask for a fortinghae.rietav;" M-agietraleo; -.• a. S7177•7;.. Caro for Ilandeehe......nw.,N‘ .: i."Pii) your c..,...- off friy a fariatnigtlf ? \\ h.v,hearlarae:' to. %tails . wairern. are more I: : you. raaeal. yam Wv717li .e.a foyer It , w 1111 Ychir.asibject than filen:. beeotios sta.^acide ini ha 41.4 - tri a ag• I iTrea lan e 7Pc ,'k Pt 1.• Vst•l-14!: :.7si 'in a isubj (els.. fiat tfteyS.are 1a ter I y. pros- . . e1111.1 year lawyer sary:''.:. Prisot I k717: ' trritt'4. The 'atomise)) refuses fend. asid !, ."That's what l• m airxielle t( flnw. • -. L 1171:rne a 1 oanatehida.tressiria effort 16 •.. . i .r( e the' iternisch frorn bile which -he; _ • "I. PI -t;'.1Iiito.t `•.iii- •1•4"g2Irl the !:?''IP1-r beecatue un•lnly: si;••creltd there. •,,Parme- . •, _ " :.i. . avian. ItIpilliy,, tha..1 Neu writ (onside!' it., tae., 1,aseelahle• f'illa are a speedy alter - i -very presurnommis for. -a- fifty -dotter rad- : atiSaa. -and Ari neuttailiiing. the-•effecns c t I ralad Mills 4o apply Inv your ,driughter'71 .. the- intruding ,blic relieve.: the. pressure' hand 111 meridage.-- "Net at. all. my boy.' r.ri_the iterate W hi011 CO l 1Sed the headache. 1'1'1'd Senator.Sliel.guy. _kindly. "1 i Try thrill, • . . .. . .. .. . -ilexes/1y .your -a-ide gt•afta are quite re...•- ... munera t ive. . - • - AO TOURS From 3.977 to lis43, rat progratente, write Rev.. Dr. Withrow TOR l•N ' • ir.sh World's_f•Ir. YOUR FORTUNE IZE .OW1 two osat 94020 .ertO 1141 dot • and writ 008.1 1,..ts ppm truss, U. cradle to ,ito grave *11 toorwro• 4 kianiAm, lora, mar- rows owl 0.0110, plate', IWO Or wie ereetwe *I retagor 11,,11,6 Pbtfulat 111118121.404 Pilaf . LEO 1,1111. Dept 8111AUPOIlt, COOL , alli1111111111111111111111111111111.1.111111111111! . • MICHAEL FARADAY. 2•-• w 9 realer% mecums. • • From a humble"blacksriiith's Far- 1 •.ld fashioned Remedies need for ,, Lit* rt.int! titi.1 of the most distin-' yetars w it h p.1t success. Cures rheumatism'. Your Doctor theorlea-T-11114 furnish a reliable aanitea--faaaaannatited. frain ten or - -treatment.' For, sale at all . druggists. Ions of -&.,a1 that tie held probably the . Stk.. and $1.00. -or Dr. T. A. • Stamm -gr.-amass A ee..,,s•er.y -this( tag tven made . • •al.iniited, In King -street WeataTononteo -fat century. • Nonea a girl gets "...old of a 3791..illg _Worms cause leverishneas, • anoaning sran'a-heart Strings-astrrtocvetit?-ta--1-and, restlessness during slePp. Ntother themin& beau knot . (reNes' Worm F-xterrninator-is pleasant. • • _ sure and effectual: - If your druggist ts• there anything more arinealng than tills none in stoyk, .get taim ate procuie -it tor you. - . • . • . • Miss 01.dgirI : ' "Yes. •1 am single en- tirety from choice." NI -Pert : "Whose • • ' choice ?" having your corn stepped upon.. la , 'there anythang mare detightftil than get -- ling rid- of It? Holloway's corn Cure • " ;will do Try it and be convinced. •He talks and she listens during the courtship, but alter 'the marriage- the . i - • - - After Wasting 4:: hasten recovery tc : plan is generally reyersed. • hea.lth by the 184e of " Ferrovim., It i•-• the best . . . ... •-..... - -..- • - tense. It bulk* strengthens and gives new - vitality. Tiy it, it will make you feel stronl. • . • 'Fortify Yourself against palm° troubles, , .• • cberriaois and nature!' plaikeeo---! sur, bu4 drittror icrete pliers in English history. Ile made paiait• Rase tor ito.te and ow elty feet Liquor and to - Can cure your Ceugc, raid itiona to ranee of h-ernan knew- i beeeo hatt.it rutted. kvery drtugiet has tate In4re. Ilt) question. about Utah t, but_ i•Nige-- in regard It the- science of elecei coUrvIe.:0o roemrlbog:Itrewn'isiree•h -al " inconvenience of I kin him irk, induction magneteni of IVA ny go to all the trouble and 'Irteity - and ritagn-erkrn egoetio-etee. Y &elk , Caxton Bldg Suite 112.1, Chicago. 00 g up, - andthenof having hispreseription' 1-44Pakkgi-14L-417- the etmdeTtsattcmr-of ' :filled, when you can step into any .4.• iaaser; nab 'fluids- and .b.ui ‘‘..k.re k a bottle of SctHILOH'S CURE 'Faraday s "PApertmenlal esoare ••• drug .store Cepia. and obtain Faraday's disv coet•ies. m • aheagtt ,iusat. It will loosen the cough airs phlegm Cure - ttemenoas he ngin moon follows. a quarter. 1.-:!ectricity- wen.. net 'only ill' extrema • Why pay two to five dollars importance tit -theme avea.- bur they-hav when a twery-five cent boll .0t the tilitio•O • cfillsaahrltre to bottle of SHILOH will cure you lacience by leading, to the lulter-day de - 18 quickly f Why not do' as hundreds of n;elopatent. of thia groat falia.a. ...,.. a ., thousands of Canadians have • GOOD 131.:SI•Nr.:-•-i4 Ill LES. -done for the _past thirty-four .tor whenever a Cough or - Cold DI,ei.' iinit g.'lis. °Never ll enough alone never years: let SHILOH be your doe- . 1 ars. - raised a salary or &china • " ... 7,1 A pure, hard Manitoba flour for baker's and others denim:KT_ ing strength, color and uniformity. STRONG&WHITE • • . en hy_Insto.esLcirtrista back up-this-staternent xs, nsrt-xv-FL: r- . • The next time yob have . Reseue hat lallt• teak from the maw of from the cornerof a building, and mo- '•-• theittaily "expecting UT dropy- nothing -.- • Many- .young Men do ROf propose be- 'satisfies , him more than the diseovery . • - cause they dear that the girls will say that he is safe in bed at -home- . • To Those of Sedentary. Occupation. - Men who follow sedentary occupations.. which deprive- them, of fresh air and exercise, are more pone to disorders et the liverand kidneys than those who •••••:: . Externally or Internally, -ft is GoOd.- t When applied externally by brisk rub- - bing, Dr. Thomas' Eclectric rlir opens ai• -• the •pores and penetrates the tissue as • few liniments doa. touching the seat cf -.the trauble and immediately affording relief. Administered internally, it will • still the, irritation in the throat which _induces coughing and will cure •affeic- , • • lions of the bronchial tubes and respir. • ''•-• atoryaorgans. Try it and 'be convinced. , ' ONE EN()I.:GH. • , • • • ..n1 say. auntie, uncle .said this morn- _ that there wasn't' another woman • • like you. in the world." . • • "Ah. the cleas. fellew ' Did he really, • 1Freddy ?" '• • - "Yes, and he said it ;vas a jolly good job„too:' • lead active, outdoor lives. ' The former will fun; in Parmelee's Vegetable Pills a restorative without questi-on the nwst efficacious on the market. They are - easily procurable. easily taken. act ex- peditiously. and .they are surprisingly cheap. considering their excellence.. Mistress : "Did you turn on the gas in the' • bedroom. Bridget ?" Bridget: "Shure an' I did; mum; cant you smell it 1" . For years Canadians have been using " The • D. & L^•Menthol Plasters and the sale for them is greater than alt other plater combined; a ape - dile for backache, headache, sciatic pains... tCHALEUR BAY'S °FIRE -SHIP." • a According to Prof. W. 17. -Ganong, the traditional "fire -ship" of .the Chaleur Bea-, New Brunswick, appearing usually before a storritahns a basis of fact, at is hemispherical light, wil'h the flat -side toward the wafer:, glowing.innetimes without 'nutah criange 'of form, but et 'olher tirn rising 'info -slender. moving -epturrms,..fn whico excited,impgina- tiori might recognize the flaming rigging 'sera ship.. The general explanalian-offeri is_that 1 object is _ri'manifestatien of Sf. Elmfire, an electriCal phend- Mrnon ; hut the reason for Is npearing- orilyaon or near the Chaleur Bay, is not known. .- • ISSUE NO. ti -07. aaasaataaaias -a • -.az- •-;" Mistress (who has given her maid a ticket for the theatre): "Well. how did you like, the perionnarice.?" Maid : "Oh, it was splendid. ma'am. You should have heard how a servant girl sauced her mi.56us r • _ •livi a positive guarantee. des...is poor ainough to-day':al° it *better. • Cough or Cold cure it with dull routine --do it halter:: .. . HSeek out theaautemattc act eif habit-:-. _,,,, it better. . • , Put.. another_ hour on the task well done• -sand. dn il beftelo • ! Strive not to equal -strive to surpass. Da it better t. IL DEALERS EVERYWHERE SUPPLIED WITH FLOUR A ND FEED. WR 4 Tr -til. WE ALSO lerJCE 'QUEEN CITY! A BLENDED MOOR THAT HAS CAINE.D CAEAT.FAVCIA A3 A GENERAL HOUSEHOLD 'AU. PURPOSES. FLOUR. 'IF CAMPBELL MILLINGC0 TORONTO JUNCTION ONT • Your Grandsons Will Be Old Men Before This "Oshawa" Roof Wears Out Roof your buildings with " Oshawa " Galvanized Steel Shingles • this year, and that will be a GOOD roof in 2004. We will give • you a written guarantee, backed by $250,000, that each a root, • properly put on, will need no repairs and no painting for at 14411111t twenty-five years. . 11 AWAP GI-TEEL SHINGLES make roofs water -tight, wind -proof, weather-proof, rust -proof. •. fire -proof for a centary,-our plain guarantee keeps it so for 25 years without a cent of cast to the man who buys it. • Made In ONE QUALITY ONLY, -of 28-guage, semi -hardened STEEL double -galvanized They lOCk on all FOUR. sides -the ONLY METAL Get the fihingle that need NO CLEATS. Easy to put on -a ham- .. acts before mer and a snips (tinners' shears) are tools enough. .CO81; you roof- • • •LESS and last longer than any other roof. Tell us tile , . Pe.dlar ofaothshinga.surface area Of any roof on your place- w.- tell you exactly what it will cost to roof it right. Montreal fPrid 'we Will Toror to Winnipeg 11214 Craig At. W. 11 Colborne St. 42.1°Atusseitiwilx St 29 Dntondnuttnilt. 78 Lombard 81. Vancouver els Ponder StiCsi • = 4 - r." A •>-• 'wr .p; = - LOCALISMS. •- —We regret to state that R. J. Coed is on the sick list. —Aaron Burt, of Toronto Jct., is visiting his father here. —biro. J. Howland's sale on Thursday was a fair success. —112, Moore and J. R. Thexton were in the city on Wednesday. —John Dickie has sold his brown driver to E. J. Shirley, X. S. • • —Rev. F. C. Harper spent East- er Mondayin Barrie with his sist- er in Barrie. --Gordon Bros. sale last ,Satur- .. >day was well attended and fair prices realized. —Miss Dafoe, of Toronto, is spending this week with Mrs. J. and Mrs. Wagner. —W. S. Clark, of Alliston, has • been visiting his brother, Smith --Found a lady's ruff. Loser call DA this office. • —Mr. W. T. Hartrick was in the city on Thursday last. —W. F. Elliot, of Coleman, was in town on Wednesday. —W. Gilchrist moved into the ,Barret dwelling on Tuesday. —Miss Vera Ridley and Mrs. R. A. Bunting was, in the city an Tuesday. —Miss White, of Toronto Jct., is here visiting her mother on Clark, during the holidays. • —Pickeriug township council meet next Monday at 10 a. m. in ',-ithe township hall, Brougham. —Rumor has it that the Street Ry. Co'y. will build their tracks - to Rosebank as soon as spring ...•opens up. —The W. F. M. S. of St. And- rew's church met ou Thursday afternoon at the residence of Miss :McCausland. —The combination sale here on Tuesday was a great success. There was a large crowd. present and prices were good. —The funeral of the late Henry • W. Payne took place on Saturday • and was largely attended. Rev. - Wright, of Whitby, conducted • the services. —Navigation on Lake Ontario opened this year in March, earlier than it has for a number of years; •_ _ and three ',Feely earlier than last year. —Rev. F.-C.-ilarper was in To- . Tonto on Thursday attending a meeting of the Senate of Knox College in connection with the elosing exercises. —Word hap' been received from • .Andrew Fdrayth who left last • - wee* for the West, that he had the misfortune of losing one of his horses while on theroad. The , animal died through worrying. - —D. D. G. M. -Radcliffe paid the Doric Lodge A. F. &A. 111. a fret- - eroal. visit Thursday evening and a very, pieasant time was spent. - At the conclusion of the meeting luncheon was served by W. D. Rogers. We were somewhat dissa- . • pointed on Sunday at not Peeing z - the usual display of new Easter Fashion: but the only one we lay • any blame to is. 'old probs" who istarted monkeying with the mercury in the thermometer. •• —We are sorry to state that - ,Miss Hazel, eldest daughter of Robt. and Mrs.Gorrnley of Toron. • to, is lying in a critical condition •- suffering from whooping cough and pneumonia. Not much hopes Thre entertained for ber recovery. —A T. Law, of Dunbarton, has bus - Church St. —Miss Taniblyn, of Toronto, spent a few days this week with Rev. and Mrs. Bell. —A number of our enthusiastic Liberals attended the convention at Whitby on Wednesday. —Elmore Pugh, of East Toronto is spending the Easter holidays at the home of his parents here. —Geo. A. Gordon returned to the city on Mondy after being at home a week thraugh illness. —Walter - Crook, who has been engaged at Wm: Shepherd's, at the lake shore, left on Tuesday for Manitoba. • —Born.—At. Davenport Road, Toronto Junction, on Saturday March 30th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blevins, a sou. -- —We are pleased to see Mr. Chas.- Bradford around again after being confined to the house since Christmas. —Miss Lizzie Bradford, of Stat- en Island, N. Y., has arrived home to spend the stammer here with her parents, Chas. and Mrs Bradford. —The Sacrament of the Lords's Supper will be dispensed in St. Andrew's church next Sunday. Preparatory services will be held this (Friday) eveninsr. —Married.—At the Methodist - Parsonage. Pickering, April 3rd, 1907, the Rev. J. Bell, MIAs Mary Atkins, of the Township of Pick- ering, to Mr Thos. A. Wilson, of Greenwood, Ont. —Last Sunday evening as Walter Sleep was returning fromchureh, church, his horse ran away. The buggy was upset and Mr, Sleep re- eeived a severe shaking up from which he was confined to the house for a few days. —In a local in our last issue re- garding a collision on King street east we were in •error in stating that one of the rigs was driven by Miss Wood. • It is well known that she can drive better than to collide with any gentleman's wagon. —An interesting 'event - took place at Toronto on Wednesday March 27th. at the residence of D. Banks, ft MacPherson Ave., the uncle of the bride. when Mr. Mur- ray Barrett and:Miss Mabel Banks were united in marriage. The ceremony was performed at 7 R. m. by the Rev. J. J. Redditt, after which a wedding supper was served in the dining room. MT. and_Mrs. _Parrett then left for a short visit with friends in Oak Ridges and Au-iora, The NEWS extends its best wishes for the ftitnrs prosperity of_ the happy couple. roofings Leave your orders at the PICKERING LUMBER YARD • for Ontario and New Brunswick white cedarshinghte. -Patent'lloofing and all kinds of building material. W. D. GORDON & SON. Drills, • Cultivators, • Drags, Plows Call and see then: and get prices. We furnish you with all implements at prices that will please you. L. D. Banks, -Pickering • a, ...-• • • '• • . s an • 008' • Don't fail to -examine our new stock. We have the best Men's heavy blucher money can. buy. Men's fine '.blucher. Ladies' fine box calf and Dongola blucher. •-Also the newest and prettiest in fine shoes and ties. - •• Ne x boys', Misses' and Children's wear in great variety. Curtains, Carpets, Etc. PAST YEARS Past years in Pickering, a collection of sketches of history and biography connected with the past of our own township and illustrated with half tones from nhotographs of proniment pioneers will be issued during the summer at a price not exceeding sixty cents if during the months of March and April a sufficent number of- sub- scribers send their names to Rev. W. R. Wood, Dtinbarton, Ontario. The material for such a collection is prac- tictally all in hand and its issue de- pends entirely upon the subscriptions. Communications with regard to any facts -of interest relating to thepast of of Pickering are solicited in order that the work may be as complete as possi- ble. 23:28 • - -disposed of his bisekamithi Loess to W. F. Toyne, of Highland Creek, Mr. Toyne having sold • his business to John Petty, of :7—Cherry-wood. The transfers were made on Monday; April let. A. PALMER, • Painter and • House - Deoarator. Workmanship Guaranteed. - - Estirnates Submitted. ••-• Distance no objection. Address Pickering P. 0. from April 2 merges into our Summer Session for July and August. Enter any time. No vacations. Clip out, sign this and receive our catalogue by return mail. Name - - Address. , .... . . • Send to Central Business Col- lege. Toronto, W. H. SHAW. Principal. P. N. • • Fice Lace Curtains from25 cents per pair up to $8.00, -. - real beauties. • •• • We have a goodstock of all wool, union and hemp • carpets, stair carpets, etc., nice floor oilcloths at 25c, :_: and for elegant new Wall Papers.we can show you : --the finest range and yalues you can. find in two ••, •' when you buy wall papers .Come and let us explain • - and show you the papers. • We have a very large stock of new goods in all lines, And some very special values to offer you. John Dickie Co, Ziacksmithing The undersigned having bought out the blacksmithing business of R. Moore, is prepared ,to do black- • — scathing m all its - •We understand Mr. and rs Law 1hatend moving to the West. • —Arthur Boyes moved onto the Ridley farm this week:and Thos. Conners has moved into the house yacated_hy Mr. Boyes. J. R. Con- • ners, this week, takes possession of • his farm on the Brock Road and ' Robt McBrady takes' possession . of the Forester farm, which be re- cently purchased and which Mr. Conners bas been residing on. —We have received si copy of the' Regina Daily Standard which gives a full report • of the horse show held at that . place last week in which & Pickering boy, Russell H. Taber, ranks • among • the first with his clyde horses. - The Standard says :—"Where • quality_ was so good chief honors -rest with -BE -ice, of Arcola; Taber, of Condie, and Mutch. of Thmsdetr • -and these stables are to be con- • . • gratulated on a confidence in the corntry which must surely work towards the substantial raising of breeding 'standards. • Mr. Taber .was successful in securing two firsts, two second, • one third, and two reserves on his exhibit. •. • —Report of the senior division of Pickering public tchool for the • nionth of March. 5th class—John • O'Connor, Eva Bunting. Sr. IV— , Gladys Bateman, Frank Bundy, Clarence Nimmo. Mabel .Calvert, James Palmer, Olive Leslie. Jr. IV—Minnie Rankin. James O'Con- nor, Coila Every, Katie McGuire, •?-Alice Thompson, Eva Moore, Eva- -. . line Holt, Robin Gordon, Mercy • Moore. Sr. III-L.Tena Annan, • Jaeob.Hill, Charlie Palmer. Max- "• • • well Allaway, Eva Woodruff, Nel- '..son Hill, Harry Boyes, Vera Van - stone. Jr. III—Frank Brien, Vio- let Boyes. Fred Bunting, Clarence . • Rogers, Elsie Rogers, Frank Mer- .cer, Agnes Every, Gladys 44.11a - way, Willie Murkar, Annie O'Con- . oar. Mr. D. Harper, Teacher. town were Ed. F. Gormley, A. J. Rogers, H. G. Kerr, Albert Boyes. Miss P. J. Wright, Mrs. Ashdown and daughter, W. J. Brokenshire, Miss Ruby Hilts and friend. Mr . Shedd and friend, Miss J. Moore, Mise Cora Gordon, Wm. Burt and son, Rev. B. N. deFoe Wagner, Miss Marion Clark, Miss Lillie Les- lie, Mies Clara Ham, Mies Sarah Lidgett,. Lloyd and Russel Shirley Max and Wm. kirradWd, Harry Lawson, The Misses rrazer, Miss Nina Findlay and 'friend, Mrs. Branton, Wm. White, -Geo. How- land, W. J. and Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. L. Shaughnessy, Mr. and Mrs. Sloman, Mrs. H. Stewart, W. N. Dafoe and daughter, T. M. and Mrs. Henderson, Miss Rose Bradford, all of Toronto. Norman Clark, of Aspdin A. T. and Mrs. Law, Dumbarton • Thos. and Mrs. Law, Cherry - wood d John and Mr. 'Leslie, of Oshawa • Rupert Allaway, of Markham Frank Allaway, of Kingston S. E. and R. G. Stewart, of Ux- bridge •-' ' Miss Brash, - • • V. G. and Mrs. Ward, Guelph • Mrs. Hall, Whitby. Wm. Winter, Oshawa A. M. Kerr, Ingersoll Miss Mabel Wright. of Tyrone Miss Vera Ridley, of Utica Mrs. Gordon, of Oshawa Mrs. N. Mechin, of Oshawa Among those out of town- were : Mrs. and Miss Simpson, at Toron- to, Jobb Murkar, at Toronto, G. J. Law, at Toronto Junction, John Elliot, at Toronto, Miss K. Banner, at Bowmanville and Osh- awa, Mrs. Woodruff and son, Russel, at •Toronto, Mrs. Wm. Allaway, at, Qdessa, T. M. Mc- Fa,dclan, A' at Durham, Mrs. B. W. Wood, at Toronto. GIMOZ?.C3M • 1.141:47.7% PICKERING, ONT. • CANADA PRovnics OF ONTARIO. ••' In His Majesty's Surrogate Court of the County of 'Ontario ; BE IT' KNOWN that on the Fourth or • 3. Now is th• e time you shouM get lots of eggs • •WE - SELL EGG PRODUCERS - „Poultry -Grit .• Oyster Shell •Ground Bone Alfalfa Meal Purina Mash• --. Herbageum • - • How about ythit 'horses • _ _ There is nothing better than • • to get your horsee in shape for "spring work. WITHOUT DOUBT the • Best Stock Food _en the- market. "(ardor:are and dtove''engportion. - _ -M. .S. Chapman WALL:- -We bave-arranged for -a firstlass Raper hanger to do our work - • . L. v y sable pi Order your paper early and get first services.• • : Special discounts for large quantities. R. A. BUNTING, Pickering • day of March in the year °Tour Lerd one thousand nine hundred and seven Letters of Administration of all and singular the property of Mary Jaques, late of the Village of Pickering_in the County of Ontario, Widow, deceased,' who died on or about the Tenth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and seven at the Village of Pickering aforesaid, intestate, and had at the time of her death a fixed place of abode at the said Village of Pickering in the said County of Ontario, were: Granted by His Majesty's•Surrogate Court of the County of Ontario to BENJAMIN FAW- cRTT of the Township of Pickering in the said Connty of -Ontario, Farmer, a lawful cousin and on of the next of kin of the said Intestate, he having been first Sworn faithfully to admin- ister -the :same by paying her just debts and distributing the residue (if any) of her property according to Law and to exhibit under oath a true and perfect Inventory of All and singular the saifl,property, and to render a just and true account of her administra- tien when , thereunto . lawfully re- quired. ••(Signed) •L -T. BARCLAY, . ....Registrar of the Surrogate Court [L. s.1 of the County of Ontario. • 23-27 SPRING .GOODS -But our Stock is Stiii-r-viiete with • - - --NEW Prints, Ladies Blouseer-Hosierv_Silks in all shades, New Towel- • ling, Flannelette, Table Oilcloth, Lace Curtains, New Ties, Laceiretc:----- IN GROCERIES.—Sugars by the 100 cheap, Teas, big variety cheap,- .- • •. Coffees,secondsecond to none, Spices, pure, Ask for our Ivo Baking Powder, • . Oranges, Lemons, Figs, -Dates, • Prunes, :Washing Ammonia, etc. • • • - .• • BRYAN, Mgr. . , • Farmer's Supply Store E. . Pickering. Ont For Catarrh, let me send you free. just to prove merit, a Trial size Box of fir. Shoop's Catarrh Remady. It is a snow, 'white creamy. healing antiseptic ,baIm that gives festant relief to Catarrh of tbe nose and throat. Make the free test and see. Address Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Large jare150 cents. Sold by T. ?I. McFadden, Farm Laborers and Domes- . • • • tics. . I have been appointed by the •Dominion Governreent to place Immegrants train the United Kingdom in positions as farm labourers or domestic servants in this vicinity. Any person requiring snob help should notify me by letter stating fully the kind of help required when wanted slid wages °tiered. The number arriving may not be stacent to supply all requests but every effort will be made to provide each applicant with help required. FOSTER HU Tea ISON. Canadian Government Employment Arent. Clsretnedi 1), PH" i • . ;Let us put on some alvanize They cost little more than ordinary shingles and wear twice as long.. Metal Ceilings and Walls a Specialty. e .Eavetroughing, Tinsmithing and repairing promptly attended to. ' Sole agent tor the "PITTSBURGH • PERFECT" electrically welded fences, conceded to be far superior to any other fencing 9D ... the market. . . ••• '- .• ••••', :.•.•;„.„, : 'se • r - II. Bundy. . . . • -