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VOL, gXXIIe -PIGKERINQ, ONT., FRIDAY, JAN UARV -- 1 , 1913-
l - sled INKMILLS eeial revival services will-be held- At is reported t-hat -the Seymour'>rII�tia#f10ttSjar;tra. SPCHERRYWOODWHITBYEstablished 75 years. in the Cherrywood Methodist Church Power Cu. has been taken over by
_ every evening next wcek, beginning the Hydro-Electric commission.
GREENWO-OD
F RE. FORSYTH, D. of O., Regis- a-J.80,.and commencing with a song . 'The Leigh-Smith-concert at the On-
. tared member of the optomecn Baso- - service. tario Ladies College was a fine en-
etiatioa oLoa
of ario. .8pecial attentiop given to - tertainniont and was largely attended '• MILLS
the fftting of glasses. Eyes tested free. Forth
_Claremaar. dstf MONGOLIA by the town people. .. -
_ An interesting criminal trial took
C. McKINNON, 31.D., L.R.C.S., Mrs. Dorleq, of lfarkham, spent a;Place on Tuesday before Judge Mc-
. EdinburRh, member of the college of M A N I T O B A few days last week with his f ' 'Gillivra when Fred Coombe, a.young' BOR
=-Fhyaioiana and 8argeone of Ontario,licentiate y. gland 1• tEs d 23 '
0f RoYal College o .Burgeon), Ediabwgh, here, Eng ish na h was sentenced to' '
8peoial attention to daleaaea of women and - George and Mrs. Judd spent Satur-I months Int a centralnprision forsteal-
ehlldrea. Once and residence,Bronghetm. O A T C_t __ ing$75 from a fellow boarder.
`lJ 1. .S Cher r w od6e farmer's father, near All Saints' rectcn•y was crowded
PICKERING MEDICAL SURGICAL _ y TWO WEEKS
n
A few frons here attended the skat. with people attending a social under
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and, INSTITUTE - ing carnival at Stouffville on Thurs- the auspices of the parish guild. - A
notable feature of•the evenin was
PICBERING, - ONTARIO day, night Of last week. g
Jacob and Mrs. Wideman spent a the ballad-singing of .Mr. Atkinson I offer special low price
R. ELGIN TO WLE, X. B., X. D.,`C. 1t.,
WHOLESALE IN day last week with Wm. Reesor, of manager of the Dominiog Bank.
Pt:ysiMaa•in chargs :the 7th line Markham. The matter between the- town and on Barley-Feed' in,5 ton
fipecialist in Rectal Diseases. Prostatic Dia - Geo. and.Mrs. Bowers spent "a da the C. P. R. regarding the sub-way
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saw of assn• "millDiseases of Women, Cancan, - y east of the town still remains unset lots Or over.
'Damon,Y:Bay exdmination. Diseases of eye - -• TON LOTS Iasc week with the format's aunt.Mrs. 4
car.none,throat sad lungs. Fitting glasses and Beverly, of the 6th line Uxbridge. - tled as the C_ P. R. -is holdiiig Back. '
ali scuta and chronic diseases. The matter is assuming larger propor- Better sec
03oe Bona I9 to s and T to D l91y - tions than was at first thought. It is re your-supply i
TERMS CASH "BALSAM-' - probable that the whole matter -of u 4
LeQeai. - street crossings in the town will be now and,save money
Ric-hard-Bey-is-laid- up with a sore re-opened, possibly to the advantage
t. TIN.CountycrownAttoraq•and county ... _ Y --
foot. F•' ft ot)es o - Representatives from the town - -.-_ ---�Fi. X.J.E. FAREWELL, K.C., BARRIS- of the town. i
J f Toronto, Fns ib p - - GtREEN
oliadbr. Ooort Daae.Whitby. 14r this locality for a Pew days. council attended a meeting in Toronto
Mark Linton is ahout takinig a posi- last week where the question of a
E. CHRISTIAN, Barrister and tion in a factory in Uxbridge. radial railway between .Toronto andChestnut
�. Oflcrtor,Notazy Pu611c.Esc, Money t, Our baker, Geo: Thompson, spent port Perr and cunnectin with thela.a. omco nes door do the standard Bank, J• L. SiPINH, LIMITED, Sunda with Oscar and :lits. Barbar. v g
Whitby. g51y y 1 intervening towns was discussed. The
PICKERING. VT, Miss llargAret,Lee-and 31isg- Ada meeting was a most enthusiastic one.
JoJnes spent the week-end in Toronto. Tse most
l�ti#frit## QLarD;. Russel Irwin, of Toronto,spent Sun- Popular mute for the main
day with his most intimate friends of line is from 11ar6ham Along the 8th
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G.-HAM-Issuer t of ir rage concession of Pickering to Broth to ���
BEAL
f3Hlsarn. thence to Port Perry with r}brrtnch to
Licenses in the Conary of Ontario, \l r. R'e�t,• of-_�lshh,urn�. condur.t d � - F
PtoYering Village, :?ty t t the tZ hitby. There is ever rohability
services at AR. Zion on Sunda y P li
TPOCCHER, Real Estate Auc- 3 that the road will be built at an early'
ecening. date.
" ,1 . bonier. valuator, collector and issuer CLAREMOtiT Misses Jessie and -Nellie and Archur �y
of marrtaite 1Jcenees.Sroagham. i0y Russell,of Brougham, spent-Sunday - ATHA
HOPPER' Issuer of Marriage for all styles of furniture. at the ht•rne of Dat-id Jones, -OUR- STOCK IS GETTIiG
D. Licenses in the Oounty of Ontario .Hiss Laura Arbuckle and Mr. To s, Arthur Farthing spent Sundag last
.Once at store and his residence.Claremont. of Uxbridge, were married on It'ed• with f0ends in Brougham,_-, LOW, DON'T DELAY.
$.BEaTON,TOWNSHIP CLERK
nesday. _ Their many friends wish The young people of Atha are mak _
q in good use of -the ice at ;IN GETTING IN '
D. Con.evancer• Cominisefonerfore Room Moulding them very much jay. e R present in ,
�8 the way of skating. _ .
amdavits, o-erontaae. Ere. )roses to loan Miss Olive Heise of Markham, vis-
' - goo farm propert77. -Issuer o! Isarrtags Lfo- _ y :YOUR SUPPLY
aisesa" �Phltevale, out }.T + GREEN RIVER iced at the horse of the Misses htighs- °
,Picture Frame B wander over Sundav,
POSTILL, Licensed Auctioneer, Look nut for chicken thieves. Mr. and Miss Carruthers, of Casbel, TERMS !1A(�I
. for Counties of York•na ontado. Ace. Miss Fera Badyarel is spending a spent a day vt iib their brother, Arth• V 17
tion aaiea o all lone. stton fiver P.
to on ahorfese Window Shades few days at her home ere. or. of this _
- sesta. Address Green Biver P.O, Oat. place last week.
_ Eli Nighswaoder has been very ill. Jacob Brownsherger. Pilot Mound, = pc
W. B. PO WELL, Licensed Auc- — - We hype for his speedy recoveryy. 'Ilan , spent several days in this vicin-
tlf Ont valuator and Ali kind for 'Messrs, F. Hornshaw add �Vm. G ity renewing acquaintances. �' L �` j �T Tj' T
asaacies o! Ontario and York en ►tees of Barnes were Toronto visitors last A. and Mrs. Carruthers Ilan. Mast, a L. 1 L'a K L
Owesaleeoaaactedolle ember pavatel9 or other par IINDERT 4gINls week. g
'teals cotes collected. For dates o: ocher Ernest a ant an evening at W. Wide- _
titulare s pry at residence.Elizabeth ss.,Pick. Our school teacher. Miss Robertson. man's, of Mongolia, this week, ;PlCKERING
.ring Phone orders left at Nawe omoe.pick' speat last Saturday at her home in -The ladies of the Women's institute •?ji
nein` or Necoab'a store, Claremont. will re. ---in connection whjtb
esf.e prompt atteatsoa. . Baeafact,oa ovar•a• y' �f this vicinity and Alton. are lex)k•
iced !!y phone anmberls Iodepeudent 1001 Distance no object. Mis -Hansard and Miss Robinson ing forward to a good time in the way ;
took tea with Miss. Alfie Fuller lion- o the near t re - t
f a tea in fu u .
•- - Prices moderate. dap evening. E. B;Hoover attended 'a meeting in "
S. R. PENNOCK Fisher, of Toronto, prearhetr in Toronto last Wednesday which was C 0 A
_ the church here Sunday,.in the ab- held in the City Hall in conne,•tion
iWHITYEYAL6, ONT. �4 -^- it Bence of Pastor Trickey. with the Hydto-Electric Power scheme Best lump Stearn Coal and all sizes
Funeral Director and Embalmer, NO More Dusk
We are sorry to repart_that Mrs. F to disease-the beat means of distrrbnt- in Hard Coal. ``�
Bore is under the doctor's care. We ing Hydro power to the rnanufactur- t
Any business enteusted to me trill '''wish her"3t speedv re every, era zu the east and meth of Toronto,
he-carefully handled. A large number from here attended He reports a very enthusiastic meet. L v M B
-Charges Moderate - Dustbane ' the anniversarF services held in the ing: A r)mrnitte'e was appointed to A good stock of I and '2 in. rough and+ BHpti.E c•hureh-at Whitevale on Stir- investigotte -rhe matter add report dressed hemlock, alsn matched �a1
Independent Phone tic, lol{, da.r last. later, pine-and spruce. i dressed
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THE liis4iec Winnie D. and Helen E.Wil. Fire brake nut in she aondshed and red pine Georgia Pine
A T IDnst and Germ Killer Alice
d er eek Fuller were Toronto modismuoum dwelling ien ahoii eeno cupid by and basswood for ceilings. fa
:JOHN -.PHILIP John'- Farthing on S-ktu.rday evening -p
_ About four tpen of the members of about lU:3i1 oclnrk, I['teas burned to A" '=Z
Has a Rill,line tit Iresh anal cu - = *- scbetk-c e A _«'._LszdKe_autocii__dr,zv c with its contents ronsts • M
eA meats constantly oil hand es and brightens your doors ... to %Vthithy Mcknday night last and-all ing A cutter, some harness•a new steel
report it veru ple";tnt eveoing• range, his winter's supply of. wocxl %vrite or phone fur prices,' �
ai rSpice Roll, Breakfast. Bacon, find carpets, and acts Don't forgot to come and hfxr the and numerous other articles. B the b� C�
RS a Deodorizer y ►7
Ham, Bologna, Weiners;etc. piano-reeital to be given by the pupils use- of the telephone the neighbors A. C-. .�L E R,
and Disinfectant wherever used.. of-Miss White. Of Toronto,in the Bap• were aroused from their peaceful
i�igh>;ctplirPs pu}d-for— _ _
here .cvening, UST
Butcher's cattle February the 14th. i for the Dight, 'and by their timely
_ Sold under a positive guarantee to The Green River Ladies' Aid held n assistance and tbeir Herculean work Ind. phone. bouse Markbam 1504 Fx
Vickering ,
a - give satisfaction. very,successful meeting at the home they saved the brick building. - Yard, Markham 72 Y,,veru •� of Mrs, J. Benson Filson on �T edne.-
..LJo PETT=T ' day, Jan. 21st. The Tea wag largely BROUGHAM, TIME TABLE-Pickering Station(}
attended and a good program was )fits Beatrice Alger is spending the T.R. Trains goi g East due as follows-
- -First-class rigs for hire P1C$ERING P$ARMACY held an the evening. The proceeds, tveek-en•d'in T6ronto. N0
, 6 Mail 8.08 A M.
the tea alone was$7.70. The Aid in- Wm. Burton is visiting relatives in " 12 Local 2 50 P.M.
Day or night ,,,,, ten ch on Che 14th a Fin the Baptist Buffalo for a few weeks. 14 Local -6.04 P.M.
REAL ESTATE y lire.George Duncan and Miss Mar Traiae Dia West• due an :follows
8.ns meets all trains g y going g
��� W�. � •! • spent a day last week in Toronto. No. 13 Loral 82?A.M.
Teaming promptly atteiided to.' ybEaT HILL. Robert and Mrs, Jaryis. of-Cedar 11 Local 2.30 P.M. ^'
" _ Grove, spent Saturday with Mrs, Bro- "' 7 Mail 8,09 P.M.
Agent for Canada Carriage,lJo. a�uego►x>o� ® Cecil Wilson is training as a shauf• die. 'snadav included. '
e Peak .a«_� fear in Toroiltp. D. Hog'r, of Hartney, and W. Phil-
'We'
hil- iT
i'Pfrcktring. Insurance rates lower on farm pro- • Rev, Mr, Canieron.has the right-of- lips, of Regina, are visiting relatives
.perty and Village Dwellings, wag with his new driver. here.
�r C SWcet t0 in first-class Companies, ll a are glad to see Ed. Collins out Milford,?n i Mrs.Hamilton are visit- �;..
LassdS 3 again, after his recent illness. ins for a few weeks with friend's in THE CARE
A Cn*Iowd L=aft No Premium NOtef o We are glad to see our genial grocer -Detroit,
`--"—'-" -- - -- -- able to be about his duties again. Thomas and Mrs Paterson, of-Clare
-If not insured,witli me;dill and :ill- Gorman is spending a few mont, spent•Sunday with T. C. and - • _.bR T'HE
Steno raohers--Book4eepers compare rates. weeks with his - - - -
g . � , parents,before return- lits. Browr,
-One first-class brick house and ing West: We are '
Cashiers, Office Assistants. Com- pleased to report that Wm. EYES 4 mercial and Sborthand Teachers stable for sale.. - Henry Westney is superintending Cassie is recovering from a severe at-
_„ are in great demand,'it they grads- . the building of the Ma:well bridge tack of la grippe.
ate from thea r . Richardson• over the Rouge river. The Brougham rink-ie again in
Our usually quiet burg has returned blast. Skating every Tuesday
IUJJO - to normal conditions and has recover- Saturday nights. - Is-so important than to err- '
ry , Pickerin ', ed. after the burglar scare. Our hockev team defeated Broths
g y ,
Nota Public
- _ R Norman Richardson neon i9 spending a Road on Wednesday evening in '_ `•_ ,��
few weeks with his father in hopes rink here by 7 to 4, lar e'eni its U im=
TOxOrrrO,'O)TT. OA .L -that our bracing country air.may im- The second consignmedt•of -fresh ,
Prove his health. flsh, oysters and marmalade oranges possible. At the very first
Many former students are now HARD AND 80FT The Toronto Electric have their line just received at Philip's, h
earning from $700 to $2000 a year. - completed in this direction and we Miss Zita..Holtby's friends to. the
We denlin only the BEST xnvrn of The Standard Fuel Co.. Ltd. hope soon to have our homes and our number of abort forty' assembled at indication -you should act 1.
systems, employ best teachers and' James Wilson, who has sold h her home on Wedngsdiiy evening o! ?
Practical Education. We use best streets brilliant) lighted. - d
Cherrywood Station C. N. R: last week and tfeate her to a miacel-
is promptly and do as mans
produce the best results. Enter farm, will hold an auction sale on Feb- laneous shower. The evening was
Mondays Wednesdays and much,enjoyed by all.
Wednesday--
now. Catalogue free. _ _ guar; the 6th. We are glad to hearw
F'r�days only: St. John's S. 8's entertainmQdt•wae, others have,done,' and start _
be is not going to leave our burg, but - -
W.-J.-Elliott, Principal intends moving into
his fine new a success in every particular in every ~-
Cor. Yonge and Alexander Sts. PhN' to home. way. The high-class program was _. the New Year right. ^�
.. -- _ 5020 r well received. • Rev. lir. -Wood, of
one Mark. Colds are a common commodity
"thing
= these days and we-suppose the weath- Claremont, ably filled the chair. . Pro- _
ceeds of the eveningW.
1�+ HaVe ou-.lots of• water er is to blame. The weather brings
(,1[ sm1 thin 9 g A fancy dress and skating carnival _
Vii + ++ a,i good fortune to our hinckan,ith, Mr. will be held in the Brougham
;Elam—Law, who is kept busy when,the roads moth Rink on the evoelrig of Wednes- CONSULT
are slippery. day,, Feb. 5tb. The following prizes
T I- M ICKE R I- N' G_ _
-Having -rented the Dunbarton shop .is prepared to furnish you anything 6n Sunday Afternoon a serious Acci- will be given Best dressed lady, 1,
and opened the same. I am prepay- in the line of water supply such as dent bsppened to Mr. Stanion. While lemonade set; 2. salad bowl. Best *� 1'
std to do all work entrusted to_ pumps, windmills, hydraulic rain-a,' tending his horse' the animal kicked dressed clown, 1. suspender set. 2. R. 1� s BASSETT
me in the above litre. About furiously, destroying its stall necktie. Partners' race. 1. three boxes
Hoteeahoplumbing, etc.
ein s specialty. and tramping Mr.SGsnion to the floor. oT chocalates. Wheelbarrow race. 1. JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Call in anTwe ,ne any time. They are Also expert well drillers When found by friends he wAs picked leather wallett. Open race, cash l IS. WHITBY
1=1= up for dead. but we are glad to bear Bic s' race, Mle-.M Ac hockey stick. Ad- oP.oaon .awl r1 HI l D Y
E. T. Z=NVER,i and respectfully solicit your patron that none of his wounds are like) to Poor orpicau
DUNBARTON j age for the future. Ind.obone:5521.`p y
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PALE ANAEMIC and Brooder ro�
When Earl Grey was Governor- Just W}lit you need after a'
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enervil of verspoke wor
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Il 1 ew ea th1-T�lrou fir• in public without first memorizing
• his remarks. As most platform fIIg Cup Of THE QUEEN CITY.
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Pale People. s ea ars we now, the "memori- Is the Water Supply In DoubtT-Hydro •�ypa1 from °`"^^
tor" system has the disadvanta eg LIPTON 'S
wtaeotdstw tNeuowrost oo.� tea.
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g Electric System on the Defensive- s.:=;! aselm,wt..,u-e•a-' r ,
There must be no guesswork !n incident to-a nervous breakdown, as Mies Booth at Massey Hall.
well as distinct advantages. His
The city has been agitated by the re- Miss Booth is a [gn' al revivalist tt.and sbe
girls. If your daughter is.languid, TEA
Excellency, , " ah.
ruu down hill. the question arises out ' er d
the one method and carefully com- of her hand.
a' has a-pale, sallow complexion, is mitted ever phrase of his speeches --- - • ' ��' the pia,�d for new .later works eye-
+` short of breath, especially on going 3' p P :o 3i 'y cos[ ovcr sin million y the the
upstairs; if she has palpitation of to memory. It is not generally (}oes-farthest for the�mone9 :O,ley for ":hick war voted by the rate. FASIIIO\_�lil BO�V SIREEI\
known that upon his appearance at irayels uu Irew' Years Day. At present
the heart, a pour appetite, or a p° pp i . .,:[<, water suppiy comes through a
the heart
to faint, she has anaemia one of the'Ottawa Canadian Club's ,,e Pste••du,g int(' the lake 'rom the Notable :lien and Women Had Ones �
luncheons a curious catastrophe Wand and lying more or 1c•:>s unprotect• Homes On It.
which means poverty of the blood. occurred. He hzd taken great to on the lake button,and therefure 1,aule
Any delav in treatment may leave In}ury =„ forst dc.=trucuou under <x•
airs with a speech dealing with a PERSIAN RIVERS.
ERS. ;name wcrther and Ice conditions. Yr=.0 Bow Street, London, England,
her weak and sickly for the rest of P P g -- the island the water is pumped to the to-day to most people is merely an _` 4
her life—delay may even result in most important subject, and an Traveller Says D Is Difficult to '•ty by meays of a tunnel under the un leasaiit syiivnym for a police
extra large audience was on hand. gay. ender this system, there to a pan- P
consumption, that most hopeless of g Learn 'Their' Eight -Name. ,er of destruction to the intake viola court, but in the long ago it`was a
diseases. When the blood is poor trip iiiro more or less remote dan;er of rashionab'e residential quarter, the '
and watery, there_is only one car- I In Persia a ricer is enerullI t,tuio„ getting into the tunnel under
g u11 ,ewa�.-allied bay. j Bond Street f Restoration Lon-
tie
cure—that is Ur. «'illiams' called by the name of the town oft It ,i;: ,r ,1 1,)-ed under the new system to !don. The famoug Mrs. Bracegirdle
Pink Pills, coupled with nourish- its banks, and therefore changes it' `tab rbol>1�1 heffBew�nmumienamiieateanttoe began an epilogue of Dryden's with
L ing food and ,gentle out-of-door ex- name at each town it reaches. This, 1;e city. Here the lake has a rock boc-'the lines
encase. Dr.- Williams' Pink Pills I writes Culunei Stewart iii „�'at the as t,tslandhanded f through the ?hod bot-
Dr.-
make new blood,. which �+• l"Through Persia in Disguise,'. ,.;{1 be l,,;rt,d out under the lake, a tunny "I've had today a dozen billgb -
flowing through the veins stimu- � makes it very di(licult' to learn the ing nbsolu elye unan
poo al ito thepe e-I doux
late the nerves, increase the appe- right name of the rivers. t„t: arid being at a location free from From fops an vita and oats and
give brightness to the eye, a :.,• f --at"On, A rertrcoir located Bow Street beaux."
tite, fy groom was an :'<rfnenian, and
glues of health to the cheek and s u tl e top of fire cliffs to whish the
very mu[•h mors intelligent than or Liter v;uuld be pumped would be some
makes weak, despondent girls full , .�, F dinary Persians, since lie had beei. Iso feet above the level of the.city. and Diary .were the famous peogL►
he plat, ,s to let the water from this
of healthy activity. The case of ' '"y ,rte educated at a mission 'school at . reservoir run down to the city by force who resided there in 'these lival)
Miss J. H. Lass-Ile, Sorel, Que., : ' ' Ispahan, One day he was swim- of gravitation. days. The must important site thea
is typical. of the cures made by Dr. min about in some water we pass one Doubting Expert. _ now was that of the lice coo _
Williams' Pink Pills. She says: r w an sal to rim, v otc t i't,te !n br.ef was the pt n rr commended where dwelt the poet Edmund
was weak and all run down. ,sty swim in the Zayen- by four engineering experts who col!,-cred� -
f r you learned to nes u, the ,uru of ,coo for their rept=rt.I Waller, whose loyalty was put t0
face was pale and covered with �' deh Rud —the river that flow's ht
\ow <,,,n,M alo',¢ o of the,.e exp2rts w" h• Such sayers strains during the civil
pimples. My lips were pale. I suf kms,; �., � Ispahan. "�v, sir;" he replied, "I ;ie a� ,tion that the Bot run
will not dn,r
fared from pains in all my limbs, Peau �'ti,e water ++:!1 not run down from war, while later a house on this site
did nut learn to sit im•in the Zayen he reservoir with rtificient pressure w was occupied by Henry Fielding_--which would would at times be swollen, ideh Rud. but in the Ispahan Riv• ..-tta sishor the ccita',le Tltisemre f rkabee (Thackeray's idol and "master"),
1 was hardly ever free from head- er, He act-ttally did not knotivwas living here in 1748, when
,t,.ternent ht� t,e•n ¢t:^ted with mi:tr'. d who
Itches, land I found work about the that the large river passing his na- expresaionB of comB7-rnat,on and incredul• he assumed the rule of justice of the
�^ house a burden, as the leapt effort :he To the aceraze man on -the eueet
�' tine town was called the Za}endeh :he propcB,t:,xi that..watcl Cannot be peace. And while here he wrote his
left me fatigued and breathless. I Rud, or, in other words, that th^ ma<to t„ run down hill i= al- tv-ther novel ma=ter leve, _the immortal "Tom
had no appetite, and notwithstand- Ispahan Kiier and the Za endeh }{atchinr. ]darned proh+-rt h.^.vo !,"rn- p
c y P;rau,ing their heads over the prob! h J<,r,es," which the DoncasterPubliO
Ing that I was constantly doctoring w!ich ;}:ey admit is, otter a 1, a comet
Rud were one and the ams. Library has just found too immoral 1.
worse all cared uuP, The ronpensu� f .pinion
s T seemed to be drawing Earl urey. Another. instance of this confus4on s,.eme, u, be, however, that c 1111,cent en•I to remzin-longer in the library.
Ithe time. One day mother said that is shown by what people call the g:n,•Pr� .h.,,::t be ship u. brans the water a�
from the heip'h-a of --carboro into tihc city tj
I=.. ... ,!she thought I ought to, try Dr. l tl- Alirishmi River. The name of the wme wvy gar other, dna there should be c1Ilead Feels Fine -
llama' Pink Pills, and I decided to When his Excellency arose, a burst river is thr, hal Jlura, but the ma• .,,o d„uh- as to the. possibility of making
do so. I s<).--n discovered that I had of hand-clapping made him hesitate jority of Persian's and also Euro the scheme practicable.
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found the right medicine, and after in his spoken introduction. That peans cross it on the main post- !e Attack on the Hydro, -Breathe Freely NOWT
using nine-boxes I was once more instant spelled h,s doom: for, when No tittle made;c ha; he pro Electric oa
p rued bpt.tieen plashed and Teheran the offs=k made upon the hydro Electric
enjoying the best of health, and I the sound of applause died down, b�• a bridge that was burst by a silk sy,rcm of Ontar;o by a NPw ,York com• :
have not been.unwell a day since." not 'a ward could the speaker re- merchant, and that is called "'Pul- matey or u'tEM�:cYork ,sent here loot
year by the New York �cate le¢,slat,cre �Improved )1y Voice, Strengthened
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink call. . For perhaps half a minute he Abrishmi," or the'ci!ken bridge ; su with ti,P exception of the attack.+ ni.d•
Pills from any medicine dealer or faced.-his audience, trying desper- -they. earl the river the "Abrishmi" by the 1-al competin¢ c..rporations th-s . My Throat. Cured Jae of
i+ the fire,. criticam,ot Ontario's Pet pub-
by mail at 50 cents a box or six ately to get the introductory sen- ,or the Silken River, which is cer- tie owne�rrh.p *cb4-me. Haw'kiug and Spitting.
boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wil- tenses out of his meirlory. but they tainly not its name, The river, According to the New York mate com•
n2itteP, the licdro F'leeuic srhJ•aP has =`
llama' Medicine Co., Brockville, refused to obey. The ci!egce of the which flows by Khtlsf, although at ,,sen 1oBi- mor
ey. their figures est•'mat-
a
qct, room was ,painful: Finally, his Ex- this point very s!ithtly brackish, oz as oncost tope of as high as ll r-,I 0 a Miss Emma E. Horton Clues Great Praise
•1 ceil� ncv-sat down without utteringrP3r Thev assert that the small rake,•
'' Inwer dr,wn become= very, salt in- , ries particutariy have undertaken I0.'"Catarrhosonc."
CAN WE LIl E WITHOUT SALT;
more than a,few indistinct pleas- deed, and finally is.lost in the des- +b i ties out-of all proport,00- to the
_ entries; and the chairman, ail ofli benefits to be derived, one al,ec:fic instance
art. bp,ng of certain municip1tla:es whose
The Longer without It the Less tial of resource, Glossed the incident Karez,• or underground cauals, rrtsh b,lnded debt: on account of the
over by calling u ,n another-mem- carry the water of this river in Uydro scheme runs W int for every man,
You Long For It. ,•,man and child-in the vittage,+.
_
her to-say something, 1 e t the. New York State commitue's
le are in the habit-of 8 th nk the wonderful patience Fh.wn That where siren credence is w doubt
'Most pace round " sur
- u W the tact that up to a.few weep+ iI -
louking up the articles of -our ac by the Persians in the labor f X. -A 0o detailed pro le report has been I'
_ eustornled diet, and especially upon- An Headache Cured, �avatin these underground chap- made by the Hydro Electric, l'omm,eeton.
Whence the DlsarcpanoN�4
P y Po y g :
salt, as necessities. We have not eels for water is surprising. F.[ery There-aris two reason' for the discrep-
`found them so, writes Mr. Stefans- -Tir-ed Systems Re.-tou_ed drop of .w.ateT has to be bored for ancy between the ]yew York State G•m• _—
son, the Arctic explorer. The Fong _ course a f, peps and'Theye- now give❑ out
and tunneled through miles and a Ontario Commim..on, F:rMt• c'e
K by th
er fou go without grain foods and miles of ground before the precious exeawdificly rapid development of the
When Tou're Dull Tired, Restless
vegetables the less you long Eur liquid reaches the Crop for whish it .be cut
a business has
enabled the whe s
D B i8 intendCd. be cut to Nurh as extent that whereas
them. Salt I have found to behave ay and dight Something la the Commissiop might have been polos •I Inst wish t had known years age
like a narcotic poison—in other atirong In the Stomach. g
business as a ►nae a year ago it would'
! now.serm to be on the hrgh road to,pr.,." about the wonderful effect of CATA13&
cords, it is hard to break off its _ The wonderful era of .prosperl.y perity. And. second, there is, a difference HOZONE." writes Hiss Norton, from her
t78P, as it is hard to stop the use of of opinion an to what percentage ought _
use, Ito, but after you have beep a A Prominent Publishing Man Says the ;that is now being enjoyed in Can• to be allowed for depreciation- of the home in Georgetown. 'Illy acne and throat
Qulokest Cure Is. Dr. ado is exemplified by the report •)f plant, were eontitittany stopped up,' and I was
month or so without, salt you cease _ Hamilton's Pills. the =-'SAL DA> Tea Co., w•h�cn As one examineR the financial statementfro-
er six months of the Hydro Ele<+.rte Commission the Ire- seldom free from a bag in the throat, I
W long for it and he. year just mendoua size and daring of the. enter' nJl hawked and often at night
I have found the taste of meat boa r,t,e ,s stew❑ n s +��r� +rb h 1111bod a
Headaches never come to those.who use ended, there were 1.223.437 p:iU:td r
:ed in Salt water di gtinCLly disagree- file ha, ,not been powng a and one ,r,couldn't Bleep. Suet a few breaths from
Dr. Hamilwn'e Pills, and this' fact ie :more "C:'<LA1�:�" tea sold than in filled with a corrrnponding admin=+tion for,
___able. In the case of such a neees-. iI9ti. This IKCREASE would su . the for-ight which conceived it and the a Catarrhosonc inhaler and'my head wN
- roucbed for by t.lie-Assistant ManaLer o4 • P courage which pushed it w completion.
nary element of food as fat, on the the Poultry Success Magazine. of ening ply every household in the Dom:n A Tax Reform .Campaign. I cleared right up. My throat trouble is
011ier hand, I have found that the field, O., Mr, J. R.'Callander,-wbo writes: ion with one pound of tea. The fa:t that mr. N, w R,)w , tender now well and I'haven't a single vestige
-khent it the In— Palle: We use them regularly andil.in'e. _ _ ._ -K.—� - '" t nrllo�ision, has been deUvcri❑- a of catarrh. C_atarrho:one made a• pertsoe
longer J__ better' medietsa--tt,an-IIr--
lsou long for it, until the cravingknow series of ,:peeves An Lax X-etcrm- cures"
caused some people to wonder'if his plat-
' Obeying Orders. �� � A. the ,only .way to t'eac'h catarrh 4 -
-becomes more intense thaII .19 elle of marvel cures that resisted ervery; y. g � form of "'bolishitrg the bar ie to be
hunger of a man who fasts. (The thing else. They cleanse the whole eye- The mistress came down$tairs relegated w a second place. There seems by.inhalinir rotpleated sari it follows that
and tried the door Of the sitting- no doubt that Mr, Roweirs temperance the healing balsams .of Catarrhozone
symptoms of starvation are-those'of tem, act as atonic on the blood, enliven platform will remain in the torefront of can't fail to cure. it is 'a purely eege-
a disease rather than of being hun
digestion, help the stomach. and make room only to find it locked a ainst
you :feel strong and. well. For headaches, 8 the battle, but a apparently takes the
- gry.) Among the uncivilized Eska- her, ,while'the key, which was U9- Rronnd that he ie leader, not of a Praha•' table antiseptic-r-nothee and heals whsr
indigestion and at disorders I am ition party, but of the Liberal party, ever it goes'
mos the dislike of salt is so strong ually in the lock, was missing. a that temperance is bot Ona of the. .
P confidQnt that the one prescription Is Dr. „Bridget, I can't get into the Sit- planks on which be appeals for support. he germ killing vapor is Inhaled N
that a saltiness in rCe table to mE Hamilton's Piller" Indic, hl; are for an interesting session the mouth and instantly spreads through
would revert them from eating at of the legislature, though it may not be all the breathing organs. Every cane of
p Being composed of natural vegetable ting room;." She cried.
all, This circumstance was often remedies, Dr. Itamilton'e Pile possess '`Shure, it's mesilf knots that; momentous as far as actual legislation to bronchitis and catarrh is rooted out. and
great power, yet they are harmless. They concerned
,useful to me' for Whenever our Es- an', ye won't, fur I hey the key in A Typical Revivalist. such health and Btrcngth is impartedthsi•
}cimo visitors threatened to eat us aid all organs connected _with the sto- me, pocket,." ^A little thing. but with the spirit of her these .troubles never again return.
out•Of house and home we could put mach', liver, and bowels, In consequence. :'Open the door immediately." father in her, was the way that Lieut.• Complete outfit, sufficient for 2 month••
°t<'iil lei O in if I°do!"
in a little pinch of salt, and thus food' ie" properly*digested. the blood is g Eva Booth-on her initial meeting in Mae-Govern6r Sir John Gibson introduced Mise use, Price 81.00. including the inhaler and
husband our resources Withoilt Purl and. nourishing, the body is kept „ Jr q
Certainly, I will. Bey Ball during her recent vie rt. Sir 1! uid for Oiling: 'emaller trial sizee 260.
seeming inhospitable. A man who strong and resists disease. All druggists �� >> James Whitney was also present to add and Du.. all druggists and storekeepers,
and storekeepers sell Dr. Hamilton's Then, yez won't get the key. his word of commendation for Mies Booth
tasted anything salty at our table or The Catarrhozore Co., Buffalo,' F. Y., _
Pills;-25c. per bo:, 5 for 51.00, or Sy mail "Open the door, I say. What do has four many years greatly iadmiirea Mise and Kingston, Canada.
would quickly bethink him that he from the Catarrhosonc Co., Bntalo, N. Y., you mean. Bbl,t.h, who is now commander of the
had. plenty of more palatable fare and xfngeton, I snaps. ..-. "Shure it's by your own. . Just A ,y, le weu k❑otdn in Toronto, though The less brains a man has to
in his own house. "-`'• - yesterday ye said—"Don't let me Her reeentovisitewaeeter re fthe nineyears,a of spare the more likely he is to lose
R•
ABDUL HAMID'S QUEER PRIZE come downstairs in the morning.an inaugurating a great revival and to col- his head.
.
see any. dust on the sitting-room tett funds for a memorial to her father. _
It's awfully hard to convince a E`-Sultan Gets 011.00 in Will to'
furniture.' So I just pot the key ,n �. Y. CttY ha.4 so}d
man that he is getting a square Build Peace Temple. in me pocket, an', I says, `then she I�SDQ cid stock and are A sol
! deal. segs
sho'o't!' " fresh goods, We sept to=
Abdnl Hamid, ex-Sultan of Tur- J anufaC- F U send for price
of M
- - --�---r7""- '--+ key, comes into possession of $26,- , M t TS
tul"CrS O f 6 Fasi 12th St, sk re>.
O` 00o, .given. him, by a, German ad The German Emperor•s favorite. _ clew Yerk c�ey.__
_ wirer `or the purpose of erecting.a winter dish is smoked bear's paws.
1 Wash Day temple of peace in Constantinople. Few of us who are entitled to the H ® O K E Y SKATES FREE
Of all men in the world, Abdul consequences are willing to, take
would probably be the last. to lay them. _ .. . .
the cornerstone for such an edifice.
Two years ago at Leipsic a curl- •' 7
ous old man-by thename. of Zoe-
liner died, leaving his fortune, IBOYS
AND
.
abo$26ve
0, t p the eg Sultan with the Dont These splendid polished steel Hock
00 i ev Skatescharge
- -
- - above sti ulation. He evidently ' �•—�-�'�""'�� 'Don't J
a had for often that he had a-.niede P P free of all char a to
g
g 55 any boy or-girl. All sizes. Send u s your 'name and- address,and we 1�
_ in _very poor circumCtanccs, who will send you 30 sets of Easter and other postcards to sell at le cr'titl'1`
�a Makes the Clothes as was just able to make her living by GIRLS a yet (six beautiful cards,in each set). When sold send us the money - -
fiI u i ngs
her work. She ,brought suit- to 'Th�S: and we will send you the skates, all charges prepaid. Write W-day and
�c White as Srnow break the will, but the Supreme earn your skates now.- Address
cents. Try rt !' Couft of Leipsic ruled against hint. ft's the "Best Ever"
n.f.cmmd by -• The'ea-1 Ultan gets the money then... - H O� MER - WARREN - 00
. "
•�� Th• hrnnn•Aieh•rd,on Co -
u ed,►tootr•d,C•o. and one wonders when he will lay Send Post Card today for particulars
the first stone of his temple of uni- 74 St. Antoine St-, ,Montrcal,,Can. DEPT. 1$, TORONTO.
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- OF ALL TEAS 18 __ __ __ . her, so you see it is pQssible'that �� 7✓Y //�4' G
after all your wish may come true,
me
Erica, looked up eagerly; her face, `
- - which in repose was sad, brightep- .
ed wonderfully, for so long which did not stare at is something much better than that ll ,
"How glad I ain, father 1 You her in hateful curiosity, or glance which you may now begin. Bo
_-. know Donovan always said there at her with shrinking disapproval, sure that if you wish to do right it
was so .much that was really good;she came quicklyforward' and
put is still passible for you." ,..
in her, if only some one could draw her hand in his. << Tw w
it out." "For what reason can Ah, but can't trust m,�self.
= !CEYLON TEA—BECAUSE OF ITS '"How did the case end?" asked come," she exclaimed• " you have she difficult
all It will be so very
- .' . . � �� you of all difficult all alone."
..UNVARYING GOOD QUALITY . . . Mrs. Osmund. men? •
"Leave that for God to.arrange,"
"It ended in a disagreement of ".Why do you say, '`Of all men' in he said. "four part is to trust to
said only in lead rackets. ns an swe.as the jury," replied her son. "Why, that tone?" he asked. Him and try your beat to do rit to
stzssosrr awaasn ez.rocas ,seg. 1 3' y y do You not know my
-- I can't understand, for the evidence it
you are one of the ver Tell me,
- _ was utterly against her, according few men who ever made me wish to friend, Donovan Farrant, the mem• s
to .Ferguson. I am lust going do right," she said, quickly. "Be ber for Gre=yshot 7"
round to see him now, and find out cause I used sometimes to come to "I met him once at a, count '
.. _. ry �3
ONLY
MONTH eher address from him; and in the your church-till-till T did not dare house in ife were th she said', :`He meantime there's a dear little Nor- to come, because what you said and his wife were there just for two
wegian girl in my study, who will made me so miserablel" days, and they were so good to
wait till I bring back an answer. "My poor child," he said; "there me." at
= w` Would you like her to come tip are worse things than to be mis- (To be continued.) .
OR, A CURIOUS MYSTERY EXPLAINED. here? ; you are miserable now, but
_ "Yea, yes," said Erica, ``by all,yyour
very misery may lead you to,
means let us have her if she can peace."
talk English. Rae is waking• up,, "No, no," she sobbed. "My life .-The First Step Taken. s,
you see,
) " ' ,,. , '� ill come down and
fe9wanhilddhaslwe vjust finished her her head and to she cried,
g w pfor i afterthree
years,running s, y
Y y B _ r-when--the door-af-the-stud EowardJIi�-r� - not i�
onl thin that could have made it y im et I have r-wild a es -decided ,a .dentist. Hie
It was Sunda afternoon. Fnthwf t
CHAPTER XXXII.-(Cont d Oh no, said Swanhild the yet, s e cried lifting barber shop for two or three ear �
one for a walk with Roy, and wrong was my doing it for this par y ve not the Uncle Si, upon hearing of this do-
g ticular person." opened, and looking up she saw courage to die, even though my life cision, dropped in to talk it over.
igrid had been carried off by Mme. << Charles Osmond once more, and is a misery to me and a snare to "Yea," he agreed, "dentist is
echertier for s-dri� I can Mallow you beside him a lad who seemed to �� g
' unless you tell me a little more de- y every one I come across. about the easiest.new.job you could
was alone, and likely to be alone Y her more lovely than Blanche. "Are you alone here?" he asked, take u
p, Jimmy. You know how to
for some time to come. "It is now finitely. To whom did you make 'This is my daughter-in-law, 'Yes• m father and mother will work the chair already, so the rest +:M`
or never," she thought to herself; •this proinise? To any one known Mrs. Brian Osmond, and this is my!have nothing to sag to me-and ought to Dome easy enough,"
and opening her desk, she drew to your brother and slater?" grandson,''' said Charles Osmond. there is no one else-I mean no onel, ay;
dzom it a letter which she had writ-i "Yee, they both knew her; we "Will you come upstairs and stay,else that I would have,"
sten the da before, and read it!knew her in Norway, and she was q' �y
Y with us till air. Osmond comes "You must not say
-- ! y your life is
through very carefully. It ran as!to have married Frithiof; but when ,back?" said Erica, shaking hands!over," he replied. `Your life in A woman's intuition can beat s
follows: he came over to England he found I P
with her, and wondering not a lit- society is over, it is true, but there mans logic t0 $ conclusion.
7. her just going to be married to some
Dear Sir,—It- says. in .your. ]. g g . I tie what connection there could be
prayer-book that if ariy can not one else. I think it was that which between this fair-haired, innocent
quiet their conscience, but require changed him so very much; but per- little Norse. girl and. Lady .Romi- �- 71
' leomfort and counsel, they may haps it was partly because at the aux, e
_-: come to any discreet and learned same time we lost all our money," In the caeanwhile Charles Os
minister and open their grief, thus) "Do your brother and sister still mond had reached his omething friend's `` A!
e 4voiding all scruple and doubtful-I meet this ladv?" chambers, and to his great satisfac-
tress. I am a Norwegian, not a 11 "Oh, no; they never see her now, tion found him in. a°•�``
_ member of your church Out I have and never Fpeak of her. Sigrid is an As far as I know," replied MrNew-and �� '\\»��
-- eery angry with her beranse she did
often heard you preach and will Ferguson, "Ladv Romiaux is still
you please let me speak to you, for not treat Frithiof we-li. But I can'tt in_lodgings in dense Streat," He
I am in a great trouble? I help loving her still, the is so aerr drew a card from his pocket-book
beautiful ; and I think, erha a efte r 4`
"I am, sir, yours very truly, P P and handed it to the clergyman.
„ she is very a.,rry that she was so "That's the number; and to my s �' a
SWANHILD FALCK, " g ®,••',, 0
unkind to F:rrthluf' certain knowledge she was there ��
^'
Feeling tolerabiv satisfied with "How did you corse across her I yesterday, Her father .won't have \1
- this production, she inclu-sed it an! ,,,
envelope, directed it to "The Rev, again asked Charles Osmond. anything Eo do with her, �`
Quite accidents ty in the street, I Poor child, said_Charles 'Os r
put rolnah imonde Guilblack furhatand as -I came home from school," said morid, half to himself, "I woncler
her thick jacket and fur ceps, and Swanhild. "She asked me so many what will become of •her V' _ 0 �J`
jburried down-stairs, leaving the questions and seemed so .sorry to I SIr, Ferguson shrugged his ahotil- d �,q
know that we were so very poor: ders
„ key with the door-keeper; and mak- � - � -' '. - 1r.
Ing all speed in the direction of!and when she asked me to du this "Well,, she's brought it all on ; n ,`.
thin for hes I onit thou ht h .w "
�loomsbu g B herself; he said, There is no fhi
C
ry +kind she was,.and I, did it,-and -doubt whatever that.she is sm Ilty• ° J
--• - At length she, reached Dui?ford I � `
+ 8quare, and her heart began to! ,.Promised tliati I would never tell." and how the jury disagreed I m "'. r
"Sha had no right to make you sure I dant know." wf'e F ` aheat fast and her color to rise, 9Ir: promise that, for uubabl C� 4S-P.Ound
1`
KZartload's house wan-one_.of the few F y your bro- Charles Osmond did not stay toprivane houses still• left in what, I ther would not care for you still to 'discuss. the matter, but made the Sy� �8aerp•
`bighty years ago, had been a fash- !know her, and certainly would not beet of his way to George Street. �t:QA C.q�= �le^ Sewed ,l
wish.to be under any obligation to In, a minutr ,r two he was usher- Ai •q ,+.
_... lonable quartet, fF� ,.
her, ed int a drawing-room which had !V�tiG'q Package
Swanhild mounted the steps, and �then overcome with shyness, very "No; that was the reason why it !the comfortless air of most lodging- ` �., �'
was to be a secret,' said Swans ild. hoes(' rooms.; standing_ on the"aril turpod back and=gayts 44p her
project; however, though shv, she n never quite un erst that -
1 it wan moron till the other day, !lo6king girl; for a moment he did MIR
was plucky, and making a- valiant g s•I
.� amort, she rang the bell, and wait-1 when I was reading the newspaper ,not recognize her as the Lady Room-
9d, her, and Frithiof. .found me iaux. Grow, rabout it
ed, trembling half with fear, half! � _. _ -•
- witfi ezclteme and was so- very-angry;and threw She bowed, then meeting his kind-
The maid-aervbnt'who opened the the paper in the fire." ly eyes, the first eyes she had seen eA+WAS+OM �Wa.�tKA
' door had such a pleasant faml that ".How did the lady's name hap- - ----- ='-"
she felt a little reassured. pen to be in the paper?"
"Is Mr. Osmond at home l" the "Sigrid said it was because she a .
asked, in her very best English ac-!had broken her promise to her hus- , ,� ",+ ��
Dent, band• it was written in ver biga «+V`•%'Y +"
"Yes, miss," said the servant. . :#letters, -'The
Romiaux . DivorcA concrete n=isho ,ti��L ;/k "
f A l
'Then will you please give him Case,"' said Swanhild.
>> makes ,milk worth more ' �� , a'�•r..' { ' ��r+, :>
•this? said Swanhild; handing in Charles Osmond started. `For
.the neatly written.-letter, "And I some minutes he was quite silent. ,iyt^t?; 1+!•c['. �;s'„¢1. 1•, a
will wait for an answer,” Then his eyes falling once more' on are willing to pay more
She was shown into a dining-
g_ the wistful little face that was try- •
PEOPLE
.for milk that comes from a clean '•'ti �` ''•`= `�r1``ti''""�
-room, and after a few minutes the in so hard to.read• his thoughts, he '
S g , n:.. i. r •.:.r,:.n.
sanitary dairy. In. nearly every .
'servant reappeared. " smiled very kindly. - t;:•j,:•,• `
"Mr. Osmond will see you in the Do you know where L&oy Romi- city such dairies ehargg from 50 per cent to
>> g >>, 100 per cent. more than others--snd even then ., "'�• :':' 2„ ,:'%
study, miss, she said. aux is livin ? he asked. But
"I am so glad to see you," he Swanhild had no idea. "Well, they cant supply the demand for pure, high- 1 '• i<,. - .•
•said, making hes sit down in a big .never mind; I think I can .easily ¢rade milk. You will get more value out of "'''`'
r`- rr it
ehair by the fire. "I have read your find out, for I happen to know one your cows if you properly cool and store the ,1 ?y{ pyty� �I� M ..c
note, and shall be very glad if' I !of the barristers who was defending milk. Such mills is not only more wholesome
care help you in any way.- But wait her. You had better, I think, sit -and therefore can be sold for a better price
a minute. Had you not better take .down at my'desk'.and write.her just -it is also slower to sour than milk.handled by ordinary methods. Ask for the- free:book,
off that fur cape, or you will catch a few lines,. asking her to release w-
cold when you go out again?" you from your promise; I -will otake " What The Farmer Can Do With -Concrete"
Swanhild obediently took i off, it to her at twee, and if you like
"My father and mother are you can wRit hare till I bring you
dead," commenced Swanhild. "I back the answer." TT will tell you how to build a concrete milk-house, and also describes scores of other uses
live with. my brother and sister, "But that will be giving you •so 1 for concrete around the home and on the farm. It is not a catalogue: Its' 160 handsomely
who are much older than I am, I much trouble," said 'Swanhild, illustrated pages are devoted entirely-to the subject-in which every progressive farmer is 'tv
:mean really very old, you know- "and on Sunday. too, when you interested.twea<.
la snt ar
ndwhat troubles m-three. They are e uis that h lch to d10
He took out hiswatch. OU do not place yourself under the slightest obligation in asking for the book. w -�
Vdo not even ask that you agree to use cement, just sign the coupon attached to this
We
last summer I did something and I shall have plenty of time, he 1
promised some une that. I would said. "and if T am fortunate enoii.ah advertis'em--nt, or send your name and address by letter or post card, and the book will .
never tell them, and now I am to find. -Lady Romiaux, you shall " be mailed to you at once. Address,..afraid
raid I ought. not to have done soon get rid of your trouble."`
Please
"What makes von think that?" Publicity Msusa�er
:"Well, ever since- then there -has - CH•APTER.XXYIII: Send lTle
CANADA CEMENT . COMPANY LIMITED
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seemed to be a difference-a.t home; OUTbOOk
Having established Swanhild at
and though I thought what I did the writing-table,- Charles _Osmond S,13-554 Horald Building ft
,"a _ ' 4 left he-r-for-a few minutes and went , Montreal
- - :�` r► u",$'��lp.,, rithiof.a�nd'.Si grid, and -� ..
_ make every ithappier, vet it up to the drawing-room. No less m
_ :�,(THENyou bay cement,reember a�6Ns co
seems to have somehow brought a .than four generations were repre-
that the�arn,ere 4f Canada hays v '
oloua over, the hnuse. They have rented in the room, for 'by the fire ' /,=d that."canna"'• cement is best.
not spoiten to me Al)olit'it; but ever sat Oharlei Osmond's ?laughter-in Look for the label on ~y bag acrd i CANADA
,x tnoe then Frlthiof has had such a law, and on her knee was her baby - ''l s caMSMT a }
std look in his eves." non, the deIlght of the whole " 'y '
"Was It anything wmng that yon house. ONTO a -
{ ppromip-ad to do-anv-tbirig that in "Erica," he said, coming toward
Ilself`was wrong, 1 mean?" the hearth, "strangely enough the -`
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NOT" AMID COMMRNTi council OW FOR SSLE-A od me am I 7otmg •
heretofore. Mr. Hoover, o Pick- fari>uz °p ee alae•apply w SaNBY FULLS 9.
Are we going to have a Cans. Bring,and Mr. McKenzie, of Beaver- ,ok STOP AT
sten aristrocy? This is a quos• ton, were appointed scrutineers by
at
sometimes as an ayvn-onto the premiaea of R. _
G. ow And1eY. • sseer we�onL AIL
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discussed. It is doubtful if we sROCK ROAD Tao lbs Owner can have acme by proriaR yyro•
party and paying expenses. t.7tf
will ever have an aristocracy such A gloom was cast over this neigh-
For all kinds of Fresh Frozen, Smoked and Salt Fish and
as it exists in the British Isles, borhood on Jan. 23, when the Omni. LOST-About the First of January, T Q !41
but from present appearances it potent Judge visited the home of Dir. brown color.6 months old. A sewa�•lwillibe '-- O y - S 1 � R 17
and Mrs. Asa Hubbard and deprived given for an informstoh leading W ,,,will
r canoe•
would look-se-1f-we- em oCthVr-Daly-da
#t in a form far more distasteful of whom it is no excess to say was be- FRESH FROZEN FISH
loved by all who knew her. She was FARM TO LET-150 acres Town-
to democratic Canada. In the only sick a few weeks and but a few ship of Scarboror It miles from Toronto,
__ White Fish 15 cents lb. Tr 13 cents lb
British Isles the aristocratic class hours that her condition was one to comfortable farm house. 9 baras,il orchards, -- --
cause grave solicitude. Just as long splendid sppringg craeW mired soil, Address or �- Red Salmon 15 cents lb.
are seclusive in their tnode of liv. apply to HENKY WESTNEY, west Hill.P. o,
as was possible she welcomed her oat, 1t-tt �-
Ing, but they represent the high- friends,her serene cheerfulness mak- ._ ' SMOKED AND ' DRIED FISH
it.
est type of English or rather Bring it difficult to realize how extrem- ARN FOR SALE-The undersign.
=
ely ill she was. She was a member of Bed has for sale a barn `0x50 17 foot poem. Finnan Hsddie 10 cents lb �_ Ciscoes 13 cents ib
ish gentleman. They are gentle- 5 bouts,purlins and double drive fiber. which
the Christian church and her vacant can easily be made tato a hip root,all in Rona Fillets 14 cents lb Digby Herring 20 cents a box:.
hien in every sense of the term, place will be looked upon with a spe- condition and well preaery Apply to W. H.
although there may be exceptions, tial sense of loss to the congregation. H.R Whit,Plot 10.con 3 Pickering, or mail'
as we find in rest class. But in She always retained a cheerful Spirit "' SALT FISH '
Y and a sympathetic true heart, delight- ,
Canada there is a class,. rapidly ing to dJUo good in a quiet simple love- OR SALE-The executors of the Labrador Herring 25 cents a boa Salrnon Trout 10 cents lb
able way, which made her a deligbtful late John Greenlaw,are osering for sale Boneless Cod 10 cents lb.
becoming more numerous, who and much esteemed friend. Besides 'the valuable summer resort,known as Simcoe
Point Rouse, situated on the shore of Lake
-—have suddenly.come into posses• the bereaved parents, there is one bro• outario immediately south of Pickering vu•mak. Leave s your OYSTER order. We have them
,,tori of great riches, who are ak• ther left to mourn the loss of a kind loge. The building is new add rip-
property attached compares some 177 sitacres on
e•The ti
In a most vulgar display of their affectionate sister. The funeral Sat- wb,.ch are erected a barn and other aeoesaary FRESH all the time.
B g p Y urday was largely attended and many outbuildings. John Stephenson,Jane Findlay,
'wealth. Everything about their marks of sorrow and esteem were note-
Executors, Boz�g,Pickering s Lf R T C H A R � iS O N' ' LS �_
' worthy. The services at the house -
homes 1s selected, not because of and church were conducted by Rev,C. L�OR SALE-Two rade-Holstein FOR GOOD GROCERIES
Its artistic beauty, but because it M. Fockler, whose words brought com• ii'' cows,ri•ing a years old due to freshen is
fort to man The casket was liter- spring also 50 bushels of rye Duakwheat for
:,represents so much money. The y seed. A number of Yorkshire white pigs left.
ally covered with flowers and the app ly to Dunbarton btock Farm, THOS Me.
cost is almost labelled On the face
family have the sympathy of the o2,11 AN 1a•is
of the article. The buildings have entire community in their sore affiic-
FOR SALE=High-class Shorthorn �� a�
not that beauty of outline w bleb tion. l' srs old,fresh with- f b
cow,Sy• — - -
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sq ests wealth but not snobbish- side. Cow has tour or.eses. Also a Clydesdale ,
ggPUCK RIN-PARSONS mare,rising S yrs old• bred to imported sire.
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=-mess.-Everything-ftbotst--the build. _ - - Fcu_turther iaformasion see J, F. aAas6.1f
North Claremont _ 1UT - —:-- --- - - - -_
Ings is repulsive to the man of Lakeview Farm. Darlington, the We are selling at reduced BLACK, GREEN OR
.r uiet but refined tastes. The residence of Mr. and M[4. J. L. Par-
_ qa. was _ pricess, a special ^ MIXED, 40 cent Tea
owner is deeply impressed with a wedding, when, on Wednesday, Jan. o Syn rows Trees Tea worth-30c,
orth 30c,-for 25c lb,- fc�r 35 cents Per ih- _.
'x sense of his importance. His 22nd, their daughter, Coretta M.. be- Apple Pear. Plum, Cherry Peach,
wealth has fixed�a gulf between came the bride of Mr. T. Lorne Puck• Grape., Small Fruits. ornamentals.
rinr During the rendition of the wed. Ever gene Roses. Flowering Shrubs,
'him and his old associates whom din march, played b 'Mise Brownlee, cumbers, Etc, Everything in the
B P y y N1rser, line. Catalogue fr s. Send _
he now scorns and pitiesi. . If any the
bridal
party enteled and took list of your wants toy prices. Agents c -
:w their places beneath an arch of ever- wanted. Apply ter terms. O F F i.�
;I one wishes to have a conference greens• the bride looking especially Narserymaa,—
` with slim be trust be approached charming in a draped gown of duchess ,�• fSflKetJ+, Port Elgin, -'
satin with embroidered net. The car-
rs • manner befitting his eaa]ted Our Coffee ground as sold. regular 44 cents, for>45c per lb. This
clad A bouquet of white cat nation and T _ _,<•
position. He roustars
be bowed to as bridal rot,". The impressive Gere- CARD OF THANKS Coffee is so famous that no further mention is required.
rs
if be were a royal peonage. In mony war+ performed by Rev, S. F.
En laud we find two Classes of Dixon,asaiated by the brides brother,
g W. C. Parsons. After the ceremony _
aristocrats. In one came the an- the entire company . pat took of a
p I wish through the columns of the repast. the bridal cake be- P y m express NEws to ea sincere thanks t>
eestors won their title through sumptuous
' solve great service rendered the ing more than arent.-4 a imposing
to my many neighbors for their tin-
mg POWDER
�C� �,
g The Array of present.-4 was icnpasing tiling efforts in subduing the fire E(30-0
state. In the other case the title and costly, the groom's present to the which threatened the destruction of
bride being a gold watch and chain. nay residence on Saturday last.
The happy couple left for a tour of It was through their heroic eRorte
was purchased with tnuuey recur. Philip's Celebrated Baking Powder 15 cents per lb. Other lines of
x ed by plundering the 'wealthy Western Ontario, the bride's trstvel- that uIy residence was not completely
G lin own beivtt of nae blue with hat destroyed, wad their sp{endid work Fresh Groceries at exceptionally low prices.
wonasteries, do one cage the aide g g y on that occasion will ever be remem-
was secured b valuable servief9 to watch. lir. Puck rip is are of 1
. y R'hithv'a younger business men, and bared by me. --�
:rendered the state and in the the hride i4 also well known in that JOHN F.%RTxt-.a. Atha Also Boots
, Shoes and Rubbers. Dry Goods, Ete.
vicinity. which wits her former hoine.
't. other by theft. In one case the - T
4Ir. rest Mrs. WhitPtickrin.on their return, GEORGE PHILIP BROL GRAM
' honor may be carried with pride, will reside in' «hitby - � '
but in the other it should be car. CHOPPING U -_
'''tied with shame. We have in J. JI, Deayes, of Belleville Col.
Canada representatives of the legiatpointe fPubli te, has been alt- PEELS S L O1V�
latter class, in those people who pointed Public School In-pastor gaping installed a sew Oat Roll, new ---,,- .SHOE 1of Halton, .:ucceedtt}g J. S. Dea- (.'ho per and new Waterwheel, I �
have amasr el their wealth through COp_ am better prepared than ever V
attend to the �117 rV in
their association with trusts and - - ._ ----_-_-- to of my patrons. ------ante
-combines. Trtists and coin binezi
Chopping every day in the week'
are simply legalized forms of high. except Saturday,way robbery The devil-fish is an ONTARIO _ We are Head-quarters for all lines of Boots, Shoes,
animal whose tentacles reach out John F. Bayles, Greenwood ;
and squeezes the life out of every-
WOMAN'S Rubbers, Etc., Etc.
thing that comes within its grasp. Hockey Boots and all lines of Felt Goods at greatly
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FORTIEED
A combine or trust is a devil-fish - I --- - — --- ---_. __reduced prices.
Phone No. 1:51.
tacles m0ch--cut and de- at Cherrywood Stat'
stroys all competition and oppos`- —
tiou that they may be free to - Fresh Arrivals of Whole Corn ; Tru T,�.
oppress and rub the people. .Maay Freed From'That Weak,Lea- WHITBY
Malted Corn Feed and Dried Brew. J. PEEL,
- Brock Street, - BY
__ of aur_leadinR_men of Lr.ealth heti, ��tw Always Tired Fes' ers Grains, Ground Oil cake, CAId•
' o.la�ses_Meal, Blatc•hford's
.ren en from humble beginning by ing,byZydsa--E_Pihk- CAIf meal, and various kinds o — --- -
having the power of extortion b='sCompoun& Poultry Food, Cream of The West Pickering FurnitureStore'
placed within their auds. Another and Monarch Flout-, Bran, Shorts,
etc. Prices Reduced
quick road to wealth is through Thessalon;Ont -"I cannot speak too - .
dealing in stocks which is only a highly of your medicine. When my ap• �'YlOY11aIS_ReesOr w
form of gambling. A man, :' s i petite is poor and I Is_ivhere you will find n fall line of Dress=ers and Stands, Couches,
through -his io Trion or eannec have that weak, len- Railway Couch Beds and•Steel Estensiuti Conch Bed-, Dicirris Chairs
:,..._
g 1 guid, always tired GRAND TRUNK:System and Fancy RockerG, Oak Dining Rohit Suites, Exten- , "
'tions, may. anticipate the rise ut ti' feeling, I get a bot- siun Tables, ,Book l_'ases and Desks, 'Rugs
- tj tie of Lydia E. Pink. Winter Tours to
fall in stocks, and thus buy c r sell = -. y 3s3, 3x34 and 3x4, Stu:tll'M!1ts tins Rugs.
and rub his less fortunate .fallen= 'T' ham's Vegetable California, Colorado, Mexico In.fact everything kept ill a Furniture'Sucre. Call and get prices
r; c Compo-ung and i t
,man,.certaigly A most di-honest ?,• 'r, and Pacific Coast Points• :\o tt'ouble.tu allow goods anti at prices that Are right.
.ems `;,builds me up, gives
practice, though not reached by '- me strength, and re- TheC�'rand Trntik Railway i� the A discount of 5 per cent fof' trill Off all guot�•�egce�t Beds and bed-
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most direct route from all points. ding, until the 15th of February.
.ours
stores me to perfect
tatutes. TMs is the class of °�,, "';; east through Canada cin Chicago.
health again. It is Careful attention given to Funeral Work.
people to which oily would-be Ca. ". truly a blessing to blessing - 1
nadian aristocrats chiefly belong, women,and I cannot Double Track, Fast Service, Finest Agent for Berlin Granite Works, also for Bramptbn Cut Flowers.-
and it is not with fatty degree of speak highly enough of it. I take pleas- Roadbed; Modern Equipment, U n-
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pleasnre that Canadians welcome ure in recommending it to others."- excelled Dining Car Service.
ffirg. ANNIE CAMERON, Thessalon,-Ont. • - BURLING
them as our aristocracy. TO THE. SUNNY SOUTH
Women who etre suffering from those 11
No more desirable rotite than via
WHITsvdistressing ills peculiar to their sex Grand Trunk to Detroit, thence
ccshould not lose sight of these facts or via Cincinnati to Jacksonville,Palm
A serious accident took piece a week the construction work PICKE RIN G, Ont.
ago Monday, doubt the ability of Lydia E.Pinkharn's Beach,Nassau, etc. ..
U the C P. R. when the freshets un- Vegetable Compound to restore thea Round trip tickets, giving choice
h.
dermined the large west abutment of healtof till the best routes, together with
the large bridge over the west branch .There are,probably hundreds of thou- full. information and reservations
of Lynde's Creek at Bailley mill pond, sands, perhaps millions of women in the may be obtained from •nearest G, THE FSTASUSHED
causing it to topple over. The, abut- United States who have been benefited T. Agent, or write-A.E. Duff,D. P. taT3
ment was forty feet' high and fell by this tfamous old remedy, which was A., Toronto, Cnt.
- without a break. iliiich blasting was produced from roots and herbs over 30 FRED. ALLEN, -lgent,
necessary to have it moved. It is said years ago by a woman to relieve wo- Pickering ,.that over 4090 loads of gravel will he man's suffering. If you are sick and'need•
nTAND"D
needed to have the abutment re-built. such a medicine, why don't you try it?
The loss is a heavy one. Evidently it Do You Realize
Was not built on a'solid foundation, It you want special addee,write to
The county council met in the coun- Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Co. (confl• ENDING chambers on Tuesday the 213th inst• dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will the money you can make selling fruit LENDING•money to any point in
The new warden of-tiie county is fir. � opened, read and answered by a trees? The present demand .for ally- J
'alladown, reeve of Brock township. sery stock is the greatest in ,the his- Canada, the United States or
woman and held in strict confidence.
Mr. Fiiiladown is a cattle drover, is"A whi of the business. Every person ®� � �� Europe is safe, economical an
'ready speaker, and very popular. He 0 w.ho.has land planting or preparing
was elected by a vote of 4 to 9, de- to plant.' expeditious when tl*Bank's!draft _
featinR Mr.-Gifford, of East Whit•bv• New Advert4aements. We Want Now. fl OFFI and money orders,are used. -
"Only one vote was pulled, Being under for Fall.and Winter months a reliable CE►
the new system which greatly simpli- man to sell in Pickering and surround- 'TORONTO
$es matters. The north men won V OR SERVICE-A pure bred York- ing district. Good pay, exclusive terri- -
BAN
'when bfr.
Wilson, of Uxbridge and iRingeLon roadteL�DENNY,Pickering 1619riag tory and all the advantages in repre- " '.
'Mr. McKenzie. of BeAverton, made __ _ _ senting an old established firm. Over PICKERIN6 BRANCH,
the motion regarding the appointmentQFt fiALE-Anyone wishing to Ef00 acres in cultivation. Established
:of the stnndina ommittees. The at- b aaood roadeto,,square trotter.a niet 35 years. Write PELHAM NUR- R. W. GORDON, Manager. Branch alae at W1Litlb�
_-_--=- ance at th opening was very boy=g to ery wasy ifed"
by a careful Vriv- I EERY, CO., Toronto, Ontario, ya
large showing m •re interest taken in i or,call on 0 MAN, west Hill, ` l
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J. S. Bundy is indisposed at pre- be here as usual on WednesdayC
gent and is off duty. next. * We g He
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Wallington Pearson,of Toronto, Nelson Wagg sold his stallion
was homeJarvis
on on a day last week. Hard and Threshing Coal, now in China. A yery large assorsnasal of
to WM. Brown, of TH.dany'. one T I of finesi display of
Mrs. Jarvis spent Tuesday.with g _
friends in Brougham. The ordinance of Baptism was hand at yard at Greenburn Stationary. Books,Dolls, Toys, fall '
administered in the Baptist reaiv� � � Solt' �adsf Qa11
Leslie Spofford is recovering P station. Call and get •
AW&fter his recent attack of illness, on Sunday last. — prices. -- s - -
Thomas Gregg shipped a carload The recent rains have caused and sa than.ni Rt,rif nar snow to appear-but W Me C11-B-S-0 N 4-1-0- test - - -
-�of-hoga still sleighin 1s nits good. 'y
Mrs. Fred Cowie and Mi. Isabel g q GREENBURN, ONT. ~'
Sargent were in the city' tor- Mr. and Mrs. Hermiston, of Lis- Weokly and Deity Newspapst'�
Lis-
towel, were the guests of. Rev. J. T
da
Gleeson,of Toro , o,•was W. and Mrs. Mann for a few Jaya - \N• J• Mi. R=CHAR��SON, -
home for a few days owing to ill- during the past week.
if You SX003r. Street.
nese. Remember Herbert Cooper's ea- - Whither' t > _
Thomas and Mrs. Paterson were tensive sale of farm stock, imple•
in Brougham on Sunday visiting ments, household furniture, etc. "
friends. loin}Ler ratio(Saturday') giant *x
'P,Iw Thos. Birkett and P.Macnab jr•1' Herbert Forsyth is visiting at
Mrs
Your U I t 1 m�te C hoice' b
had a business trip to Wilfrid on the house of his grandmother, :'11rs Monday. D. Forsyth, of North. Claremont,
Born-On Sunday,Jan.26tH, the who continues seriously ill. - - - You may not bu an engine this year. You may decide that
bSias )laud Beal accompanied `--' � - • . ' Y y Y Y your
wife of Calvin Hurlbert. of a resent Separator will do for another season. f
daughter. by her friend, MisE Etta Head, of Sale Bills, P
Call and see R. Beast's stork of Toronto. spent Sunday' with her ;Like many present owners of _
fresh groceries at Thos. Gibbon's parents J. H. and Mrs. Beal. Concert Bills,
* Some residents at the east end Catalogues, hi
old stand: re rt having had their wood die- Butter-Wrappers.-
Mr.
ma IRS
-- Mr. Curry, principal of the Po g Butter•Wra
public school was in the city on appear during the midnight hours. Receipt Blanks,
Saturday. James Lawson has taken an Finandial Reports, - ; CREAM SEPARATORS :
Mr. and-Mrs. Samis, of Toronto, egeucy for a Toronto firm and is
Order Blanks,
spent a few days herewith their now bu=y on the road. We wish You may be even be persuaded to try two or three other makes be- 1
Topic Cards, fF
eon, Geo. H. and Mrs. Samir. hire success. P• fore you finally get an Empire. But the Empire is the ULTIMATE
Mr. Scott, of Brussels spent a Programmes.
couple of days this week with his machine. No other will fully satisfy you so long as you know there
- daughter, Mrs. G. H. Samis. r is a better machine-an Empire-on the market.
EOR' OLD ARE YOU Letter Heads,
er, of Toronto, was
d oneday
4$R --`$� �• has o wool or you'll realize the truth of what we are telling you now. Per
Charles Williamson, horse dealt'- Bill Heads Sooner
y y booklet? Perhaps
' u would realize it sooner if you were to read our
ou would like the Em ire to demonstrate its superiority in our own home?
)slogs from GrahanmhB%s. lel You may be 80 in years, but if you Note Heads, 'T y will letter.prY fu wl(1 receive sour oolPcletB ntpro@table service. Mail us by — -'
ThaOf our t
lop►- Our curlers took 1 t p S a card or r. o "b o
at Peterbctrr last week and report are baldheaded-or .,gray, you cannot return mail. Address ,
fa most enjoyable time but failed prevent pen le from thinking you Counter Checks,
e nears olde
are r. Wedding Invitations, Empire Cream Separator Co. of Canada, Ltd, Toronto
Ito bring home any of the trophies. - -
Miss Alice Pearson, of Toronto, Dandruff is the root of all hair.snits. Christmas Cards, '
If it were not for the little destructive Sold in Pickering Township by a
—we regret to report, is home suf- germs working with a persistency _ Visiting Cards, ,!
fetring from an attack, Of pneu- worthy of a better cause there would Envelopes, Howard E. Turner, Agent, - Whitevale
monia. We hope for a Of
re- be no baldness. L '
covery. PARISIAN Sage, Canada's greatest - - �
Miss Hogg teacher of the en- hair restorer, will keep you looking _
trance class, was off duty for sen- young and attractive. � — Shorthand Made Ease R. BRYAN
It is guaranteed by D. Pettit to `�
--.� ,oral days owing to an attack of Or any other kind of printing done siER{
quinsy but is again in charge of make hair grow and stop falling hair: _ a
q y 8 to cure dwndruff in two weeks: to stop If such evidence as the following ex- Tobaccos, pipes and smokersi ,
her class. Itching of the seal almost instantl neatly, promptly, and at the g sundries. Central office Bell
Mrs William Jewell, of Prince P lf tracts from lettere and other equallq
PARISIAN Sage to the most invilf• lowest possible price, - ' strong testimony contained to our . Telephone Co. Aaaggency for j
Albert, has been visiting her dau- orating, satisfying, and pleasant halm booklet, is not aufficent to sotisfy any Rolston Laundry.I
ghter, Mrs. A. Forsyth, who has
dressing made;it makes the hair soft, Call at the -
K _ person desirous of learning shorthand, OLAREDfONT. ONZ
been under the weather, but who luxtiriant and handsome. it is especial- - then there can be no merit in any bua_i- 1 '
I praised b women who love beauti• NEWS
't;>(J S O F F I C E
'La now somewhat better. F P" y �.,1 i= sees under che•eun:
ful kitir. 50 centa a bottle, OVERLAND
The annual concert Under the DEAR MR. C1 �R10E—"IL i9 a plea- -
anspices of the Mission Band of -- - sureto write a testimonial endorsing _
-the Baptist church will be held on anything so much superior to othQr is
the evening of Tuesday. Feb. 18th. _ _
things used for the same purpose as
your system of Eclectic Sberthand is
Watch out for particulars later. r
Mina J. Ross who list'. spent the _ to others I have examined, I shall
past few months in Moncton, N B. ca pleased se to reply any commune-
cationn that may be sent me with re- 4::'��1►j
visited friends in Claremont over ference tor the System,or to have
_ the week end, being accompanied' _ one interested tall to nee me.'—L. g.
by her sister, Mrs. Goodfellow; of F&I.LIs, 477 Parliament St., {teacher.) OVERLAND MODEL 59r
Our Fall and.Winter Term .com-
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Miss eMary Morgan who has been .. ,. menced September 5th, but students 1915 Models now oa view. Better
training for a nurse at the Rel• may enroll, aby day, as instruction is than ever -
strictly peraonat.
land Hospital and who has been _ i=
off duty for several weeks owing Write or call for free booklet. 30 H. P., 5 Pass. $1350. 45,H. P.,
to an attack of typhoid fever has _ Clarke's Shorthand College 5 Pass. $1950 all fully equip-
#e. returned home to recuperate. IAC ; 565 College St., Cor. Manning Aye. " ped and guaranteed. Dia• ,
Potatoes seem to be very plent3-
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ful and are yelling orr the street livered Toronto.
_ sf
here at a dollar a bag and in some
cases at 75 cents. Those farmers Also Gramm'and Garford Motor
who are holding,their stock until �' �' N MI T � S M • �� �� � Trucks. _
he rice reached $2.00 are likely Gasoline Engines, Cream Separators and Power Spray Outfits. q ' A M
+� g _ tfi �, w° — Sbaw-Overland Sales Co.,
s inted. _y. S i ., I
to be dis w t
PPo o w R C o - ."
At the recent nomination meet- Also agent for the John-Deer M'f'g-Co„-old.,Welland, manufacturer of gg ° ° � r � ;O- _.5S to 59 Adelaide St., West.
ing held onFriday evening last all kinds of Farm Implements, and sole agents in 3j ty „ !p� •
several CariClIClates were nominalt. %_Pntatio for . , o"r
ed to fill the vacant position. - es �°�°•ag °e .6 o
mithin and Woodworkin in all'its branches:
nominated Blacks g g o a 6,
However, noad to act,
a o� HU rob a �� •o c= Pickering Lumber Yard
'shave consented to act', and it will -
We He Jackson, _.__ - o _
.1now be necessary to hold another Brock Road °o° a i
in�ati n. o n m. t3 a+o, Ja �! A kinds of rough hemlock 1 and 8
Thomas Dunn, who has been - - `'� _-_ "MI < inch lne dressed.
seriously ill for the past few weeks t Feb; _ . p
'and who wan on tete road to re- 't 2 g y a �► Mar' NM In eldings=we Mare h4eaitoba. roi�..__
Vd and feather edged.
overt' took a relapse last Reek °a rel.Apr , la= In shingles-New Brunswick and '
land for a time he was in a critical FS 4 g• v., '' M www may British Columbia.
condition, blit at the time of.writ. -�� DOMINION BANK Id �p no Ca Iu"ready roofing-'_make. snd _
ing
was somewhat better. Hip to 3 o . . p �I July
Brantford make,
sons, DU11gAld, of Fairport, alts SIR[DMUNO s.D[L[11,M.P.,PgE910[NT. W.D,HAft'HEWS.VIC6•PRESIOENT. D r O b of p r�� asp! W. D. GORDON & SON,
C. A.BOGSRT, General Manager. ,oi Oct. ►..
John and Mrs. Diinn, of Pickerine CapiuipwupSs00e•tt0• lleferveF�m�ss.te0.Mt• Tsui 11a,ess7s,so9sw m B �• =;,' Nov Pickering, Ont
were here last week on•,ing -to his You Can Start With $1.
• I ' V
critical condition. °'~ n.o
of the season ! A Some of the largest accounts in our Savings Department w,ere 7anuary 1913-Whitby t3, Oshawa U.Brougham
The snap 15,Port Perry 17,Uxbridge 10,CanninittioII 9,
U ter
ve
7
.started is a modest way. Beaverton6, p aro _.
year's reading for twenty-five -
cents. Those-thousand -books to An account can be opened with one dollar'or more. -
select from-Pay your gaarter _ 4" _.. �r till
]� Rjj$�e ����I
__. .. _
17 4111 Business =~
and begin at once: You can get = WHITBY BRANCH : A A. ATKINSON, Manager. -
your money's worth forty times,
yet before the close of the year And prepared *to do all kinds of
Eveey
grit ought to read Cecil's Woodwvr•k Repairing and 7.
"Conservatism" and every Con-
servatism" _
servative Hobhonse's"Liberalism" • - oTire Setting• pf all matelots and design
41P They They are among the books. Do it • �']r) O (� co, , keg►in[work. It will pay you
Mow I ■ ! l � "«JJ - _• - to Dalt at ►nr works acs inspect ode sbek •
'Tw and ob1s grins•. ' Don't be milled
While C. H. Found accompanied __ is we do not employ wb•m,oon�equ
by Judson Bundy was driving in. SPECIALTY IN HORSESHOEINQ Pt y
ly we can, and do throw off the �genti
to town from the north, the hold. January Bargain Sale Ind. phone, No.302, Claremont oommi[sion of 10 per cost.,whiohYou will '
back of the harness broke and the oertainly save by purchasing from us6
spirited animal becoming fright- Dress('roods, Lustres, green, brown, I Toques and Hockey Caps, reg 25 JOHN MCGRA'FH
oitllsolioited
ened started to run-a-way. For cream,reg 25 and 90c. for 20c and 35c, for 20c and 25c iNIT$T GRANITE C0.9
a time the occupants of the'rig Cashmeres, wash goods, brown Boys'Sweaters'and Sweater
CLAREMONT, ONT. " • --omo• Whitby, onearlo -
and
bad quite an exerting time. but Black Seraevre 20c, for 15c lien's Sweaters, grey.'r 1,00 and 60c p
Coats,50c
15c! for 75c
by•tbe skilful handling
of the g g E.
W. EVANS,
reins by the driver, the animal Punamas, cream,green, r g 50c }Oc Men's Iyayy Sweater ars ,1.00&1.50
was guided to the side of the road Voile; red,cream, reg 50c for 37J,I Men's Wool Pants 1.50 The P ekerlllg _
and evils bron lit to a standstill. Wavy Mohair Cloth req 60c, for 4Uc Men's Overalls 850, 1.00, 1.25
g Shopping BHgs, reg 25c, for 10c Boy's Suits 4.00 and 4.50 Pump Manufacturer
Except a shall etit received by Ladies'Button Boots, reg 1.35, for 75c'Boys' Overcoats, reg 6,50. for - 4.50 v1g11alZCe Committee
the horse , damage was done. Children's Slippers, reg Vic,for 15c Men's and Boys' Mitts, wool-lined, a Shop and Residence, Dundas St 'u
The prtblic.library board met On 'Ladies' Slippers, 25c,50c, 75c also Gloves, 50c, 7,6c, 1,00 The object of this Association is to "
lessen stealing and prosecute WHITBY,,ONT.�
Monday evening, to organize for the felons. '
the year work.. Joshua Bandy Three doors..west of Whitby House "'
wp
Ale-ted president,.Rev..W. R• The above special values kre real Bargains. Don't miss getting them. Of. 5 t
st. �.,.� course we cannot mention everything in this small space. There are Members having property stolen oommuni-
Wood•, secT.�t+Lry,and T. Stephen- hundreds of other things will be on bargain} We are offering rate immediately with any member1.
Bon, treasurer. It was decided to -some horse blankets, wool-lined f16x72 at very reduced prices.. - �.E:tontine Qommittee, We are prepared to instal wood or iron
enter immediately upon a entrees pumps oo shortnotice,a so Attend ;»
of canvassing and publicity with Membership fee- #1,00. to all kinds-of repairing. r
to view to increasing the number GROCERIES—The hest,always fresh and up-to-date. Say;have you'sampled Ttoketefmay be had from the President or Agent for the Ontario Wind Mill,
of subscribers and the revenue of our 25c Black-and Mixed Teti. o better value to be had. secretary on application. - lalso asgline engines and; .
the library and thus putting it in Salt by the bbl, 100 lb and 50 Ib bags. Red'Rose Tea, Salads Tea, Coffee.
Exec. Com.cha D•"Hanks, the squre gear
a position to serve the community W.V. Richardson,Pickering, Onto
MAGNET CREAM SEPARATOR
;more effectively. The board will J.A. O'Connor: Arthur Ieffre."
M11 again on the evening of D, SIM PSON Co., - PICKERTNG� Pr«idem. s.rr.wary Phone Ben No. 50, Ind.t8,
Tuesday, February 11th. _ -
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',. W.•w•.:ums•n.`P.1�'cBt.:,.�+,.a:'RSY..�..,1�.-'.�. ...>. uf^s., ^.,.',.,a, :..awaX..•*,n..- ;,......,'p.,'p -n.i+�.+•. .:�,q.,.. �.�.. :^•'.'v.:s,.'S,..,..• g,.r. ter.... n.. _ .. zv»' �s •,••y
COL. NATHE8ON DEAD.
-- I AYIL�:/T..._� :G001) r -T - ' VPsned with_
x'
Pit» lith-CpaW-
~^ at His Houle. farm interest
from date rM
Accounts a�ba°r:we
Prof. Fernow's Warning in an Address 'Before the �', . } �:.^ A despatch from Perth says: I \
Conservation commission �� _ Col. the Hon. A. J. Matheson K. interest b cre,dited -JANUARY,'
<';" I 'APRIL, JULY and OCTOBER at the
� 4 C., Provincial Treasurer, died sad- rate of
- t c 4
despatchrom ttawa says: w ick-1ofh t e agricultural an x �y a d - turday -4 1`%
--
That there is a widespread miscon- tree-growing possibilities could be night at half-past ten. He seemed
fit '.r in his utstial 'Health all day, comm Ac '+its may be opened by
septiun that the whole of the clay thoroughly q ell tested. F g tnai td are subject to cheque
belt of Northern Ontario is fit for They Do >rot Agree: down from .Torontu in the morning wlchdr 1. One Dollar opens an --
$arming was stated on Wednesday - „ a3 for his usual weer-end visit, and accon p
A 'despatch from Toronto says
atorning by Protertsor B. E. Fer- w y agent asocial hour at the Perth - -
Hoa, Jaa. Duff, Minister of A ricul-
now, dean of the Faculty of For- g Z' s r Club' dura the evening, leaving The Union 1 r u s I
ture, and Mr. Aubrey White De--.
- vestry in the University of Toronto, �' - abouts quarter after ten for his
tdurin putt' Minister of Lands, Forests Company,' ' Limited
g.,an addrefsa at the annual and Mines have taken exception to home. While the
was moving about
meeting of the Conservation Com- -� in the hall of the house he expir Temple Building,.
the.•statementa of Professor Fernow "G suddenly,
mission. -The chemical analysis of ;' y, where the members of the Coe.Bay add Bichmend tits.,Toronto.
h regarding the unfitness of parts of
e.ghteen of the more promising family found him. Drs. Beeman PAID UP CAPITAL $1,750,000
the northern Ontario cls belt for '^
4wils, he announced, shows several y y and Hanna, who were called quick- AND R858RVE
!arming, q Write for Booklet.
of them to be undesirable, and but ly, stated that death was almost in-
.: pilo up to the standard of a good "Rot!" said Mr. White, when '
spoken to Thursday.. Professor ,-
virgin soil. Though these facts may - w was up in that part scant.
of ills
g
Ferno
.hold true and the timber conditions LLOYD GEORGE THREATENED. CONTICT ENDS HIS LIFE.
f _
of the country may be-disappoint- country only five or six days, and
all the country he saw was
r: Ing, yet, stated Dr. Fernow, the that along the line of railway. from MR. H. E. WHITTENBESGER. XlHtant Suffraeettes� Call Him a Seasatfonal Suicide at the "Central"
ontloek for agricultural develop- a handcar. ' From"that he Des "Double-dyed Villain." Prison of Dow Lahey.
lment is nndollbtedly bright,. but tog .. g Superintendent of the Middle Di- •
'- aan�uine expectations are being en
ahead and pronounces judgment on vision who has. been appointed Ade nick from London sa A despatch from Toronto says-
20,000 000 acres. General Superintendent.. over' the Mr.. Ll d George has received. Taw Lavey, who had almost oom-
�, lber; tined and should be guarded P y g
against. In some respects the re- Hon. �Mr. Duff acid: "Professor Western Ontario line, of the Grand nearly one hundred threatening let- pleted his nine months' term for
Fernow a remarks appear to have Trunk, -including the Northern line,- ters from militant suffra ettes, ac- selling cocaine, threw himself over
Imova] of timber from sections of I g 8
r the count is northern Ontaiiti rconveyed an entirely erroneous im- cording to-a report current on Sun- a railing at the Central Prison on
k• pression. He refers to 18 samples da night. A number of. the writ- Friday and died from the fall.
"may have a good effect, but in many p y g
g M� � which were analyzed. As far as I [}�I(1E� �}[ [A D� I ��YYU ers.are said_t4_have.--to-ld-him that Coroner Adam L nd held a fclrmal' '
a the effect will be the rovers .- PRICES(t�J` sir FARM r1jv�J[j[Jt y
-- l3' am aware the only 18 samples which he is a "double ed villain," and inquest,. and the u returned a
_ : An intelligent direction of co niz- d.4, jury Y
have.been-analyzed were samples of is-the chief conspirator in the lot verdict of suicide whilst- tem rar- -- ---
ation is needed, says Dr. Fernow. P P p°
'a Abitibi boils analyzed by Prof. Har- 6EPottrs !ROM TN! taAOif4a TRAos to frustrate their hopes in oonne,e- ily in9'an& The suicide of Lavey
It takes from $30 to-$50, and even court'of the chemistry department caI4TRi$ or alrseucA. tion with the franchise bill. recalls the suicide ,of Rutledge of wtlr .
9 to $75, per acre to prepare- of-the Ontario Agricultural College .Y --r the Rice-Rutledge-Jones gang of .
land for farming, and therefore it in 1905. and 1908, the results of •rise; ai Cattle, Drain, cheese end otao THOUSAND SMALLPDX .CASES. safe-blowers, who- jumped from the .
' Is not cheap land-.- So far, besides which are given is the college re' rreeuee at Hants and Aswan spiral staircase at the jail some ten
loot crops, potatoes, etc., only hay port of 1908. 'Whatever may be And That Probably- Half Total in years ago.
and oats may be expected to yield said ae to the Value or limitation nreadstutrs.
urood returns. The southern slope of chemical a-oil analysis, and they Toronto. Jan. 2s:- 3fan; obs wheat-Lake Quebec Province. _
ru, No. 1 northern. 95c; No. 2, 921301 A despatch from [Montreal sa
of the clay belt, however, offers bet- have both, it will be admitted that �°o. 3, 90c; teed wheat, 65c. P ys '
Ur conditions. Many settlers will experience is the true and "final Ontario Wheat-No. 2. 93c to 94c for car During the last [six months of 1912• -
lots outside, ranging down w 70c for pc-r! l
I' ,able�landa, into taking up unsuit- test. Since that time -there. has grades. i a total of 1,005 cases of smallpox ���� ����� ti.
been a great development in the Ontario Oats-No. 2 white, 330 to 34c at I acre reported to the Provincial
wertern pointe, 3To to 38c on track. To-
Dr. Fernow recommended that it north country, and the crop re- runto Board of Health from various mu-
'� would be well for the Provincial turns from New Liskeard, Mathe- Manitoba Oats-No. 2 C. W. oats, 411.20;1 nicipalities in the Provin$e. It is
track, bay ports; No. 3 C. W„ 40c;; No. 1
Government to invehtigate the land son, Monteith, Charlton, Engle- estimated that not more than half , -
teed. 40c, for prompt eh:pmeaL. � $n first ooneideratlon, when in-
fn question thoroughly and estab- hart and other districts prove con- corn-Aaneriean No. S. all rail. Toronto. the-.cases-were reported. Deaths T
li , vesting surplus land.. to the
y lliah as experimental farm there by elusively the fertility of the soil." ea,a-'vo• 2, $1.15 to $1.20 car lots oat have been less than one per cent., security of the money invested,
!. side r- owing to the fact that the disease
Buckwheat-No. 2. 510 to 52c. Investment in First ]tortgage
hurrah No More 19 L-1 110 IN RAGS.
Eye-No 2. 7oc. is of a /Wild type• bonds, suaranrees security of prim-
N Eolled Oats-Per bag of 90 poumds, prim-
q,- , ' 7. cival, and at the same- time yields
- $2.221.2; per barr9l, 64,70, wholesale, wind- DUKE TO VISIT INDIANS. the Investor tram 6 to 6 per neat.
,Lame Backs Luebry Ftnd In Rag-room of St. err ro 32ontreal
Harley "Good malting. 63c to 65e.
Lawrence Paper' Company. Millteed -Stan it,)a bran, $19 to $20. In His Royal Ilighnems Going to-Brant. vre oa° offer high-class bonds in
{ A deg atcb from Cornwall ea s' dlairgs.trwk. Toronto;$:6: oararto bran, $19 to $20. ,n ford February 15. denominations of 11�, ®500, and
_ 'file Case Proves That _the Best P y $1.000 each, so that the smaU tn.
_--- .sad Strongest Liniment Ever
On Thursday while four empltTyes b�gaoixhbarteFl of-First patents. $5.30 to A despatch from Brantford a _1{
p aye: vector has the Cama opportunity
in the rag-room of the St. Lawrence fate tags; second patents, $480 to lllte His Royal Highness the Duke of of Investment as have Banks, Trust
Made is Nerviline. Paper Co at Milles Ruches bags strong bakers', $4,60 in ,lute haze. Connaught will 'visit Brantford,
r p Company, , Companies mind large investors
'tiers engaged, in, their regular oc- In cotton Floe, Len Dente more per barrel. g
u wbea 1t comes to determining the real 8aB a Ontario Flour-Winter wheat Hoar, 90 February 15, and will pay a visit
Cupation of sorting paper, rags, pper Deas. patents. L quoted at $3'95 to �, the Six Nations Indians A civic Wrahall b• glad to submit part!.
a1Mlt of • medicine, no weight of avt i4•e5
' - Nsaee Is mono convincing thea the etc„ they came across one lot which . .: .: ._ cnlars of certain lsenes which ee
- to be d'atnnnds, E:ga-cold+forage eggs. z4c to Se in g arranged. now kava oa h:ad
IttralSbtforwiard
knownstatament of some reliableen The business section I contained- what seemed and proved Country Preduce-wholsaale. reception is beima.
_
parson -who baa beem"i precious atones, ° cf Fort Baa-
,
' cured. Bev t�ilf "reteon wF prt�tt the The Waste pcase lotsfresh eggs are Belling at- 27o to
aper, which 13 shipped Zee strictly new-ls:d, at 32c to 33c. katchewan was destroyed by fire. Js A. MACKAY & COMPANY
- iratbasls rtatemeat of. Juan E. Powell, I to the factory to bales, arrived only I Cbeese.-Twins, new, 143.40 w 130. sad A young Norwegian girl of seven-
-. .. ""irrt(ten from his Dome !a'Cerlaton. '•I- a few days ago from New York. The Marge, new, it 141.2c: old cheese, twine, g Si LIMITED
i 151.4o to 151-a'. large. 1scteen, 11lias B. hfillured, of London, owrdt,w stat. Royal Bank Bldg,
4►m a setong, powerful mea, siz teat ts11.! find consisted of a few rings and a isu:;er-Creamery rrints, M W 32c: dn„ ',died of heart failure on ,her way to MONTREAL TORONTO
and wiisb afaY1r two hundred. I -have I lar' a IIuul6er Of unset atones. The solids, 29c to 30c;-Dairy prints• 25o to 27c:i y
been accustomed all my life to lift great g Inferior lb - lj i, at to -L a factory,
weltata but one day I overdid It.- mind
discoverers brought their find to poultry - Zuetat:nns -Live chleke�s.
1 Cornwall, and a local jeweller pro- wbn!eeale, loo to itc per 'pound fowl. Ba
o "uohfd my back badly, $very tendon Lo :(k; ducks. Ile-to 13c: live turkey*, ilei
and mnsole was earn To stoop of bead-notnds them genuine. The din- ui 17c: ghg,,: 9c live
SOD, Drone; pons. NAZIM PASHA IS I
- - -• •aa agony I had a whole bnMle of Fpr-i mondb Bre wOFtli several thousand try. 2r to 3c above live Quotations: except-
Ilse rubbed on In oris day, and by togg drese•d turkeye. at 20c to 21.c.
!1 dollars. Sean, -Primes. $2.50, and $2.60 4or hand-
pighi I was well again. I know of ao . picked,
21niment poeeee•Ing one-heat the ponetra- GUARANTEE OF $15.000,000. Potatoes--Ontario potatoes. wo per bag:
car lore. 75c; New Brunow,,cks, $1 per
flea and painsubduingpropertles of bar our of, stare; 90o in oar lots-' Turki =-
•- ___lfeivtlins:1 urge its nee - gp-$IIr� d �.c�asiiH
Bcltislx�overnmenL�•i[1-Will �4Y rnirieIIl-QY�Lth.rOWn a[1 �t
Invaluable lialmsnt and household cmyf
ler all minor aflmects, imoh a strains age Cotton Growing. _. - 1 Ople Repudiated - -
�. - .Adr'an
- sprain, swellings. neuralgia. sciatica. A despatch from London 'says: Provisions.
a
Samb:fro, rheumaslsm, Wholesale dealers are selling to the and muscular The introduction .into the British trade as- follows:- rA despatch from Constantinople movement brought to-the top after -
�ai°•" Parliament of a bill authorizing the Brooked and Dry Balted ]iFate itnlle-
Ifo here« medteine for atutng ala was Smoked, 143-4c to 15o; hams, m,;dinnr, 17c says: A.crisis in Turkish affairs the revolutions of 1908 and 1909.
p Treasu to guarantee,the interest
}}ver eat Sn a bottle than NervillAn-rnh' g to 171-2c; heavy, 151.2c to 160; breakfast
catnflk OD'r'on and rub it to-that rubs out all on a loan of $15,000,000 foi-the de- bacon. Iso ear, Nazi'm Pasha, the former War
p ve opmen o co n-growing - a oases, 1.2c to 1 3.4c; backs (plain). 21 L2o; Suddenness. The Grand Vizier, Minister and commander of the-
600., trial also 115c., all dealers, or The backs (peameal), 22c.
tarrhesone, Co., Buffalo, N. slat aaq goudan was promieehl by Premier Green Meate-0... of pickle, le lees than Kiamil Pasha, and the Ottoman Turkish army, was [shot dead dur-
• Oat Asquith on Thursdav morning, smoked.
---- Port-Short out; $26 to $28 per barrel. Cabinet resigned, and Mahmoud ing the demonstration here on
JUSTICE AT LAST. when he received a d-eputataoa from mess pork, $zl.so to $22. Shefket Pasha formerly Thursday night. Enver Bey aad
the_liriti¢h Cotton-growing Associ• 'Lard-'Tierces, 131.2c to 133-ac: tube, , y Minister of Talaat Be had v
anon 13 3.40 to 14c. ' War and commander of the conitti- y given explicit or-
Three 'Londoners Fined acrd' Jailed _ dere that no blood should be abed. �►
sated Nay and straw, tutional army which_. enthroned- But Nazim Pasha's aide-de-camp
_ for Beati-nba Horve_to_fteath._ G;_g� TQ-TL'NNFrI�-STI', GLAIR Quotation, -track Toronto;:-Baled hay, Mehmed V. as Sultan was appoint- fired from a window of the Porte at
No. 1, $8.00 to $14.0; No. 2. $9.5straw,to .50.so;. ' PFo Enver Bey and his Dom nion and.
A despatch from London, Overt., tic, 3, $e.00 to $9.00; Baled straw, 19.50 to ed Gtrand Vizier. On Wednesady Pa
"vs: The ofimpaign of the Landon Rumor Company Will Have It Done $10-110. „ ,
the Grand Council g they returned the fire. Their Ful-
When Rails Reach Sarnia. - , representin
Humans Society received much, en- - 'lets killed Nazim Pasha himself.
Montreal country Produce. the intellect and wealth of the na-
" - 4lourag�ement on ' Thursday, .when . A despatch from Sarnia . sacs: In spite of this tragedy -there was
�tbree mea who so cruellybeat a It has been rumored during the Est xontr,aL.Jan. 28,-Cheese-Finset west• tion -pronounced in favor of
g p erne, 13c; do., finest easterns, 121.2c to Pew no disturbance of order elsewhere.
barge last summer'that it died, and few days that the Canadian Pacific 123.4e. Butter-Choicest creamery, 291.2c almost at any.price. On Thursday authorized Mayor Fischer to issue
who were not apprehended until a Railway will construct a tunnel un- to 293-4c; do,, eeoonds, 25o to 27c. Eggs-. a vast crowd drawn from all classes a proclamation ordering the vaoci-
Fresh, 30c to We: do., selected. 280 to 29c; of the proletariat declared for war nation of all
'few days ago, were given peflakies der the St. Clair River at this point. do., tic, 1 stock, 24 to 25c; do., No. $ stock, P persons resident is
of both fines and imprisonment, It appears that there is consider- lac to ZOc. Potatoes-Per bag, car lots, rather than peace-withoui Adriano- Waterloo who have not been vacai- `
65c to 75o.
Emerson Brooks paying $57 and able-truth in the matter, but no- plea And because the crowd was mated within seven years. It was
bein sentenced to five days,, and thing official can' he learned: It is united States Markets. " backed by -geraeral public opinion -reported to •the Council that six
g Minneapolis, Jan. 28.--Wheat-Way,. the Government surrendered and new cases have developed, and all '*r
Hedley Fyman and John. . Bragg reporters that the work on the tun- 877-80; July, 891-2c; No.'1 hard, o83-ac; No.
each yiag $38 and being nen- mel will tie finished by the time that 1 northern; 863-8c to 877-ac: No. 2 do•, relinquished office, making way fui' the schools, including Sunday
�-tenoed to,twenty days. the rails have reached Sarnia. 843-8cto 857-8c. Corn-No. 2 yellow, 423-4c the same men whom thepopular I schools, have been ordered closed.
to 44a--Oats-No. 2-white,•30 3.4c to.31-1-2c: _...
Rye-So. 2,•57 to 59c. Bran 819.50. Flour-
Unchanged.
Duluth,- Jan. 28-Wheat-:R'o. I. hard,
THE WHITE PLAGUE S RU11'I 871.8c; No. 1 northern, S61-8c;May 8No.81 2 do., MOVING PICT E
841.8c; July, 891-2c aekod: May,.881-8c 1-ac bid, A C H N: FREE
'
Live Stock Markets.
'Famous Berlin Doctor, '`!a� Placed It At the >)is btontreal. .Tan. 28.-A few of the best We will give this splendid large
DIS. deers brouglit as hiRh as '$6.25 to $6.50, $ P g `
hat the hulk.of thg trading was done- at ''Moving Picture .Machine and Magic _
poral' of Minister of the Interior- $6• while cows sold at from $3 to $5 and Lantern combined free' an bo
bulls at from $3 to $4.50 per 100 pounds, e y
_. .. ae to quality. Ewe sheep- sold et,,35.2s ',.v'ho`will sell 40-seta"of our beano-
to $5:511, ani;•bucks and culls at $4 to $4,50, cul embossed Easter and other st-
r A despatch from ' Berlin, Oxer- from the bacterialogi5ts'with whoYn while lambs brought $7, $7.25 and $7.50 D4
lawny, says: Dr. Friedmann-indig Friedmann i±onducted some a per 100 pounds as to quality. Calves ; raids at, 10 cents a net (e�beaiitiful
$3 to 610 each, ae to aize and a Cards In .each set).
Dant over the fact of certain physl- ments twelve years ago, and who quality. fie ec •is�= �f hogs .ebld at _ This. machine is complete
eians declaring they are in posses- :has beeir claiming ht- preserved the sms to, $9.25 per 1000 pounce; wcixli•isS" p to with 9
cars. films, 3 slides, !'amp, chimney, good i
sio)2 of his tuberculosis serum, original culture. . Friedmann had Toronto, Jan.-M.-For good butchering :-venae, -and eierything all-ready for
whereas he declares what they.-have not planners to disclose the remedy -cattle from $6 to s6:5a was 'aid: for me . - -
;a ;*+aff� ave--sr..- tivel h'e,rmful, so soon., but declares he la nnwil- diem from $5.50 to $6, and For fair from giving-s show.
y'' a, 85 to $5.50• Good to choice cows ranged S
-placed his- remedy at the dispo- Ping to have his name associated from 85 to $5.50; mediums frpm $4 to $5, end us your .name to-day and
sal of the Minister of the Interior with serums Fein em to ed b his and common Brom $3 to $4. Good bulla .We will Bend you the Dards to sell.
g- p y 3 brought about $5. Heavy stockers and When Hold send us the mons a i
on Thursday. One prbmilient'Be'r- rivals,' maty of whom, moreover, feeders were worth tram $s to $5.36, and y and. _
lin h siciap $item ted -to et have been atta in him bitterl yearlings from $325 to $3.50. Milkers and we will send you the whole outfit,
hy P g $ y• springers from $50 to $72 being given. with all charges prepaid.
Ft1ed nn bacilli from the bodyof Friedmann has been deluged with• veal calve, ranged-from 67 to $9, while
man who had been•inoeultat;ed b 'offers to visit America and
roughs went $8 from 5 a p per cwt.
y perwao Lambe-From $8 to 68.36 was paid. Light HOMER-WARREN Ca.
Friedm nn, and asserts he sue- ally introduce his serum, and has ewes brought from $5 to $5:25, and bncks DEPT. 16 TORONTO.
oeedsd. Othere secured cultures about decided to do so. from 14 to 14.50. Hoga-118.25 being paid.
fad and watsr&&
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I LORD HITCHE�TE I1WE(IYPT.
GIN PILLS DRIVE AWAY
IT IS NEWS WORTH A� - v
�nR _ e a.
1 HAILS- W���1 1Yi119t'er the County_�Vis_8T!s^ ThQss• P•lna to the lUrn .
.. Stephenson,of 3�chnto
{} y a I�r:?bourns
U Mi31s, P. writes: +3.r•
.1N
-WITH PIMPLES ford Kitchener is carrying out•an "I was troubled for many years.wit% -
- - ;f _• extensive scheme of road making in Kidney Disease,and a friend told mete
HOW 8AI'.1GF.S OF KIDNEY Egypt. Some time ago he ordered take GIN PILLS. After taking a few �+l
DISEASE ARE CHECKED '" a road to be -made- between Cairo boxes I was greatly relieved,and after ,
ES QUEBEC. r _ • ane exan ria, an now it is an- s s n ,
(2C'EBj;( pletely left me.
Passed the Nights Scratchinb nounced that he is studying a plan
My wife is now using GIN PZLI,9j
1�" Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint- for covering the country with a and finds that she has been ggrreatl�
' complete -series of main roads. relie'v'ed of the pain ovei'hei Kitiiseys.
Mrs. Julien Painehaud seven :r `mend Stopped .the Itching at , These'. will be undertaken b the ;,,
t, y 5oc- a box, 6 for $a.5o., Sample free R
years a sufferer, finds icL re- Once and Entirely Cured, you write National Drug and Chemical
Government itself, while minor y' g
•lief knd'colupletc`'eure in. Dodd's thoroughfares -will be, laid by the Co. of Canada, Limited,Toronto. 133 ) I
Kidney Pills. • " l a -69Ave.,villo.Z-mard,b2ontreal,Quo Provi�Cial Councils.• Apart from FARMa FOR bALt I '
e. "Nly trouble started ,kith stuall pimples the military standpoint such a sys-
r ' H. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,•'- � '
Whitworth, Teniiseouata Co.,
on my hands. which itched so that 1t kept tem•of reads will be of immense
tee. Jan. 2T (Special).—With the '� ( Toronto.
me from sleeping. and I pnow what
a nigfita
Q ' scratching it. I did not know K11at to do commet'cial value, a,_ it will open , A
OOIn1II of winter the ravages of OOD STOCK FARM OF 500 ACK m.
• $' $ l' with myself. I became•so.discouragcd than. up districts neglected through lack-: G with Three Houses: large Bank Baro.
Kidney Disea6e are again felt inr. .� I did not have the bract to do my wo.k,, of cOmmunications; it will further Must be s,lId quick. -Price is very low.
this province, and the fact that a r i r diyhands were all covered with little watery develop others that are at present � EVERAL DESIRABLE FARAfS IN a
"sure`edre is vouched for in this vii- ;; tlmplea F'ur three ikeeks I had my hands _ dependent gulely either'on the 'river A7 Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan .
i la a is news worth giving to the `
done or to keep them from ed so
the or the railwav For transport, and it that can be bought. Worth the money for
bed, for I tossed and scratched so that I quick Bale.
world: Mrs. Julien Painchaud is will give the country an additional
the arson' cured and' she states made them all bloody on the bed-board. I HAVE OVER ONE U7.%DRED" 0002
P �I. II. >!ARRELL, bad suffered for tfiree years like this when attraction in the eyes of the tour-
- without hesitation that she found I farms !n different ntitbz>B of ono It
Who has been'appointed' Superfa- I saw an advertisement for Cuticura soap fat, who at pre ant can rarely get on my fiat. If you want a. farm consult
: ,her cure in Dodd's Kidney Pills. tend9t or Freight Service, over, and Cuticura Ointment. I decided to send off the beaten'track or obtain any me. .�
"For seven years my heart and for namptes of them. other view of Egyptian life than H. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
Sidneys bothered me," Mrs. Pain- the Grand Trunk System, a new Aasoon as.I receivers them, I fTVHPA- gyp
office. Mr. Farrell was former hat to be' had from the train win- v
ehaud states, "I was always tired the Cuticura Ointment and shed my IFTY- AURES IN MIDDLESi1
Superintendent of Terminals in To- hands wffh Cuticura Soap at night before dew or steamer deck. A things �+and nervous. I could not steep. Nly p County; snit splendid clay loam, s. .a
ronto: going to bed. This stopped the Itching at Stand to-day tourists can mOtar acres timber, 2 acres orchard, veins y w
'limbs were heavy and I had a �, once. I continued to use them, using not from Alexandria to-Cairo, the road block house; frame bank barn; 6 rail
to market and Railwav Station. Price, '1
_ Oxagging sensation across the loins. quite tato boxes of Cuticura Ointment with being practically finished. -Indeed; Forty-eight Hundred. Owner anxious to '`rk
M eyes,, had dark oircles under Feeds Guests' D og9. the Cuticura Soap,and I was entirely cured, sell. 'Going to Northwest. The western
on
-expect,4M to
t.
1 g at Pauton Square, Chelsea, Eng- Beanointed d�hasono gfeltnitosince.i�e m that the automobile clubs h8 oe made f ob- Real EstatST MPS AND COINS.
-
My y _ _ so near completion is it and so
them and were puffed -and swollen. The.-proprietress of a restaurant y is
I was so ill I could hardly drag in
myself around-to-do mv-.housework. land, who foulid that many of her- have great confidence to Cuticura Soap and tained -permission from the Minis l TASIP COLLF,CTORSI-HUNDRED DIY•
"A neighbor advised me to try customers had their dr,gs at -the Ointment, and I assure you I shall tell all try of Public Works to erect indi- ►� ferent Foreign Stamps, Catalogue
Dodd's Kidney..Pills, and I found same table, and .in some -cases al- ,who suffer withthe same disease about cation and danger Signposts all Album, only Seven Cents. Marks Stamp
relief in the first box.' Six boxes lowed them to eat-from their plates them." (signed) blrs, Roger Hebert, Dec. $ ay Company, Toronto, 1 '.
made me perfectly well.." p along the route.' The day may nat !
P y on the floor, has a cepa- '' 1911' be far distant when tourists may be
c M18CELLAHEOUS.
_ Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointmefit are g
_ If you have any two of Mrs. rate dining-room for dogs. While able to motor from the I& di ANTED - LIVE R'ILD ANIMALS,
sold by druggists and dealers everywhere. $
-Painchaud's symptoms your.. Kid their miFtresses are. lunch- For a liberal free sample of each,with a2-p• stage -at Alexandria to the First AN ail kinds. Pearson, Poultryman,
neys are.diseased. .•Cure them and .eon or dinner the pets are placed in book,send post ewd to Potter Drug a Chem. CatarAct—about 600 miles. U'� .._Ont.
guard against serious, if not fatal Corp.,Dept.31D,Boston.U.S.A. s i) ARGAIN - PF:t•,F'L.\R ^_5c. FHEEV
_ B $ a separate. room,_where fhey.are feel .!.)
:results by using Dodd's Kidney with mutton bones, cooked beef, llwic at wholeraie ,'ample copy tie lt.
pills. etc. A dog's winner costs three- 1 Terrible Experience. RID� YOUR FEET ties A;envy, Box :a;6, 15innipe¢.
(1 ANC'ER. TUNORA, LUMPS, ETC„ {'
� pPfice, and the animal is.allowetl to ._. ,You •must have had a terrible OF-SORE OORNS v internal and external, cured with.
Pointed Paragraphs. select his dish and�to eat his fill. experience with no food. and mos- cut para by our Lome reatmeat writ1,�
1� Quite easy now to extract any kind of n+ before too late. Dr. Bellman Sfedioal.
Many an eloquent sermon i8 _ _ . _ ►Ir -_ � .qul"s . swarming _around_ Pop," a corn—Suet apply.Putnam'sCorn Extrac- _Cc., Limited. Collins•wrod. Oat.
wordless. IF YOUR said IS SICK ed the Etre o ical_theshipwreck-
a tor-it
softened. ""rI a atoneiaK due 1 trouble,
+N osl 1,
L T KIDNEY
nd
nts
Even 8 fast young man' Cant , Pd mariner wile lead been Cast stops the gain quickfyrthe der Stones, K dney unable, Ora b
catch up with to-marrow. GIVE BABY'S Oj1Vhi TABLETS �a as Upr_n p- �µ - cured with the new G,•rman Rrmed7
Blood will te.H—usually the things You just 'bet I had a terrible "fir r and healing goes right to "Sannl " price 9:.50. .Anmiher- tivw remedy
The little ilia - of .babvhood and the heart of the Dorn. In fcr Diabetes•Sferita+, nd ware cure. 1e
we do not want told. childhood should be treated prompt• ]experience, ' he acknowledged. / aaaQ'I'm Aa ti-DleseteTbp y ice 82 from
t
a few h�ursthe hard ooze
A girl ]carries to gain litsrty; $ I.Y. oi• they may prove serious. An My ezlierienCe was Worse than � is loo.eaed and eerarated , sur nc Camp an7' of c.�i ads Limited is
';man marries to keep it, occasional doge of Baby's Own Tab-•that of the man, who wrote 'Water, trom the toe. out tames the R'"n nc•e clan
Women usually have more reli- lets will regulate the stomach and 'water everywhere,.but not a dreg trnn Toe is left smooth-not a mark left ! a
Kion than men because they need it bowels and keP rots r. little ones t.n drink.- With me it was bites, � Use only Putnam's Painless Cora Extrac• g -#saes aLaAllat►Men's Suit =er _
-less. well. Or they will coin tl restore — .. `
None of us can afford to say all eat es�everywherQ«, but not a bite t0 nr�reoomm d�d h� drti;¢tate and sold he,t vork an�,fa J4-d'! DYED a
I'- p y- 1
health if sickness comes anexpect
�tb fool things we would like to say. BRITISH ANIS ICAN DYEING CO..
edly. Mrs. Lenora M. Thompson, Is a' Diphtheria. sox.2= MomracaL eYe.
The successful man is one who is rr Mlnards Liniment Cures ptera. �r
Oil springs, Ont., says:— I have " When one comes to live as long
on tb job when- the main chance used Bab•'-s Own - Tablets form _ as I have," says Sir Gc+orge Bird :'t,
comes along. y y -. On the Record. FREE TRIAL Ao Ma any esu ,
little iris as occasion required, - - vrood, who has just celebrated his And Ilse n Grew:
The girl who marries a. man be- and have found them always of the T�n.icker—"The price 'of beef on eightieth birthday, "any fear of Nethine quite so nice ss
VauSe he is a good dancer is apt to the hoof has advanCfd." s beautiful head s viel
Some men won t be ha vin hen- o .monk should beowithoutrthe�Tab thankful a roow hasn't t Wiz legs " ez s 1aeYdoyn,i�itrrars Orly
. P death has vanished." a -t.alr rd rr,
'regret it later. � p. Booker— Well we ought to be e, a It 1,'aT,y� -{ '
fen because they, had to pi),v i their lets. Sold by medicine dealers or li;a - tray . ::::`sit *�
y by mail at 25 cents a box from The raw,sloes trrdrma rerun
earthly possessions behind,
Only One "BROMO QU-ININE' __ vesdandruttandmakestlu
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Bicock- That is LAXATIVE 1'3E,OStO QUININE = - = .•hair of man or wtran or t i;
late b'at his -owff kes is no indi• er, --. _ Look
for
Cold in One Day. Cures Grip n lisp rmer w+rh sec *more t r 1-,r q-s,d'pac eaurt we
The mere fact that a man doeBn't ctI d r,eevy ord ha
YlllB Out. The pub er of the best Fa s pailer glossy You lave o Y to seed our address, t
g ,jb - !a the Staritime Proviuclae to writingto- � kin ,and.re
cation that he doesn't think them Two Days' 25e. tis stales: wt I!send yea arywhere our t:estme-t at our own
funny. Wise Judge. "I w.>ula say that I do not knew of a eirense 1Jr.ta to•.ay. Address DR,PROSSIL yq.,
y medics is tbat bas etncxl the tort of time Dec, 2- 203 Comnissiorer Straet, MontreaL
Prisoner—"Judge, your bomor, :....: ?10 Merit in It. lake MTNARD'9 LIN FMF;NT, ft haw been - "
an. unfallin¢ remedy in ourh,l.uaehold
_ Minard's Liniment cures Caret In Cores. I'm a foreign nobleman." Mother (reproNingly) -- "When I over since I can remembM. and hese out. Grandmother — «hatever nib '
Jude—'`Then it vrould'be useless would-be competitors-and „ -
!Tontaorial
-Conversation. fine you; take 30 days. imitators.
ytiu loin' with the boy� Grand-
Daughter "Well that's why #ncli£r "He's gone ,end took his
/ e. $ wan Dun ]cls' never thrni ht- 0 lived dozens of
y t y doing the things they do to-day.
I hate a barber that talks poli- Mlrtard'e Liniment Cures Dutemper. . = _, medicine without �hakin' the bot: "
they didn t do them.
__Lim all the tim�don't._y-ow?" _ —T — - ----. .___ _ tic. snh'mshtkill it f„r hiin," s'
"Can't say-Ido. -I'd rather have Not Amiable.
!him talk politics than hair tonics." rr --g T r '
P° �'►e had to let that servant o, When � Mu�lne Eye Reined I•tSh. FOR \'.1�.1L OF. y
!'What-was-the .matter t -Would+ RoFinartin¢-Fee e F sraa� irkiy, �
v Try 1 t cur Red,w'e•it,tt'n:.•ry L res.and r
NEN.D THE WINTFIt IN CALIFORNIA. n't she work 1" l o ur r�ranalrted Eyellda, uluetrar Roots �(n91 ChoogP Huvbantl' for an Or.
r X�i ` ie,
_ „ to cacti' Package. MCRISB la voro- r i -
I `
Attractive rates wits be noted via Oh, she did the work all right, Eye a p, nded t,r.ouroeotlsto-not••Y.tras a 1 F y ;�
ed 111,.6 but m•ed ln.ueree.rul Ybjst. phan Girl of 'Toulon. ,
variable goatee, ednrdip' the meet seen• -but she couldn't 'get along with the glen.'Yracttce for many yran. now
or . The Los Angeles Limited, leavlog „ Ne e d dedteated to the Pubuo and e.•td b,
UnIsago 8 IO?IS-p:m, '-arilrtu.atasz 'y""prr'-ula Racine_- Naval officers are' not often called'
fornia, the San Francieen Overland Lim• '--'That sol" are Eye Sate is Aseptlq Tubes, 'L-,c•:Aq upon to perform such a delicate
ited. leaving Chicago 8,30 p.m., less than r. Murine Ere Remedy Co.. Chlc"o,
Yes, She'd lose her temper task as that'set out in a circular' < '
•
three days en route, provldQ• the beet at -
everything ip railway travel. The China every time 9ne of them kicked her rr which emanates from the French
and ,japan Mail leaves Chicago daily at on-the shins." She—"And how is your bachelor Ministry of Marine. 'It_-runs thus:
10:15 p.m, for San Francisco and Los An. +, res ,raF
friend? He— 'v'v-hen I -saw him lid'
steles. Illustrated literature on appliea• - �F M. ' RUyfer Warfusse has be-
kion to B. H. Bennett, G. A., Chicai:o and last he was menden very slowly,"-PiLE'8 CURED tN 1 TO .14 DAYS $ y• queathed to the_town of-Toulon a
North western Ry...46 Yonge 8t., Toronto, ''Indeed t I didn't lrnovv he' _ 1
Out.----- Your druggist will rG un3 money it PAZO legacy destined to promote mar-
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of itch' been ill." He--"He hasn't been— ri e, between an orphan girl of,
Ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles to a$ P ~'.'� y,. °""' .`•
Has Hopes. t to 11 days roc. he was." ewing fresh Buttons on hiss A�
good character and a sailor of
. i'How old are you, Ethel?" .. ''H- underwear!" _ .p. t;,. nrr•`" _ a�.
COOK WAS a IIS>1NDERSIOOD. roved sobriety, the farmer. to- be i
"I'm five, an' mamma says if selected by the Mayor of Toulon w
I'm good,an 'eat lots of oatmeal I'll Bra Blood and the latter by the senior. Cap- Codd re, s
be Six next birthday." Present of Hams to Prime Minister tain of the squadron of vessels now
y• , is the direct and inevitable-result o{ Are your-hands- chapped, cracked
Cause .of Cook's Discharge. -irre 'lar or constipated bowels and anchored at Toulon. Wbuld-be '
C
logged-up kidneys and skin...The candidates for the legacy must send or sore? Have you ",cold cracks'►. a.
pinard's Liniment Cures Colds, Eta The Chinese newspapers are and gested food and other waste mat.- a statement of their qualifications which open and bleed when the skin - =i'
The Royal Road to Wealth. - shaking their heads (they•have no ter which is allowed to accumulate accompanied. by documentary evi- is drawn tight? Have ;you a cold
longer any pigtails) over the doings poisons the blood and the wholeBence to this officer not later than sore,frost bite,cbilblains,or a "raw"
There was a man.in our townwho of •their new'. Prime Minister, AI. system. Dr.Morse's-Indiazi Root Pills December 25. place,which at.timee makes it agony
'n .
eeded money bad; he went to a Lon Tseng Chian -&r he has just act directly on the bowels,.reYulaiing
$ g' them—on the kidneys, givingg them The coupre'selected must, accord- for you to go about your household
newspaper and he took a, whole- dismissed his cook, the heaven- ease and strength'to properly filterthe ing to the terms of the will, be ma-r- duties? If so,Zam-Buk Kill give you
paste ad; and when the people read born,. all-powerful mayor of" the blood—and on the skin, opening up. fieri an the forthcoming feast• of the relief and will heal the frost-damar-t:d
the ad the joyful throng they'd palace, ,M, Yu. . For M. Yil is more the pores. For pure 61ood and goad Epiphany and undertake to have at ti .;
join, •and straightway went unto than a cook—he belongs to the health take shin. Anoint the sore p essences
res will
Ieast.#pug children. Zam-Buk's rich healingessences will
the store and gave thr, mam their nobility. and when the Marquis Li Die M Orbe s N 3' Bink ifito'the wounds,.end the smart-. '
e Y,.
coin. Hung Chang tried to engage a
European cook in his plaice M. Yu
pZ Ifh ill i ad)D R 00 t p l t, Left Shoes for Germs a Pupils. ing,and will heal quickly.
appealed to the' EmiUess and-de•' Amongst the items of -news con= Mrs. Yellen,of Portland,says:
f ated the Marquis. That FREE TO GIRLS tained in the monthly -reports on hands were so sore and cracked that it s
time ago and. M. Yu has been in- was agony to put them near water.
'g the primary schools of .the German `;rhea I did so they would smart and
creasing in importance since then. t Empire is the following: In_ one burn as if�I had scakdea tl:�m. 1 seemed F
He possesses a big . house . in the district the local-authorities :&ve quite un able to geb relief from anything.
i street of Minichengpor in Pekin,, a decided. to provide the -children i put on them until I triwl Zam-l3uk,
h end i4 succeeded When all also had
restaurant in the Zoological Gar- with felt shoes to be worn during ,
g
it den at Pekin and another estab- ` school hours.,-..This is at Po.11.witz failed It closed h a big cracks, gave
, � +- inti ease,soothed the intinmmation, and
_ lishment. He naturaIt' imagined near Glogau. The medical officer= aver si,orb til:re b sled my henna."
I
that his services would be highly WR01LLgED this.beautiful
BRACELET. had made several complaints as to aorx sora
k Zam v;
afro exru cha,fng; rachet. winter -• -
ll
ive
racelet
9.;
_ valued b the new Primo ]ulster, tee he sacral inefficiency of the foot- rc=e,,,t, uieer.,ftYtrn g , heade
t and in order to imonth the 'Wayhe of all charge, to any girl or young'lady -wear''of. the children, and -had and backs, abxce.sr.s,pi 1pplea, r•ilw-wean,eta
who will sell 30 este of our handsome Cuts, buihs, bruieu, scaidt,.sprains. OJ ell
sent a Present of his best hams to pointed out that it meant that the d►•11gautaand stores,orpe-tfreefrom the Zarn. ;
Easter and.otber postcards at-10 cents a hildren had often to sit through
Buk Co.,Toronto. Puce bOc a box
the minister: His surprise ' wa`s set (six beautiful cards in each set). c
great when his present was return- Send your name and we will send you the day in winter"'with (heir feet . iollv
ed- and he himself Rtes dismiss"ed. the cardtt. when sots 'send ae the t1, thoroughly wet. With the (,quip--
3 E The Pekin newspapers cannot un- ann B
d we will you the bracelet. Address mens Of felt shoes t u
the nthr+s
oritia
derstand a minister acting in •this HOMER-WARREN CO. have given orders that th. other' -
-�� The old rifle was the' more slides shall be properly dried during $`
ED. 7• DEPT. ,14, TORONTO, ONT.
ISSI'F: is -'la. presents better. the lesson time,
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,'�.?r',��,� _ 'R! 1,�"�i!. :� _ - T -„ "�'"r,.�".-�+.,=s�"o*^-+,•R..°"°"�.•si �m....rcaucacuerr- �"r-w�=- .:r'"° �•`- �'+.'
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is
•* OC ,k T T��R Q -I*s. M. S. Chapman is spend- but a short time,has a large member. a,
LJ C11J1 1117• ing a couple of days In the city ship and is a� ggrpat influence for good. IL A
�( this week. We base also a - - - --
iet
Thanks to your wise and capable
• --•.T. M. McFadden is spending-a nett Tuesday to'attend to his pro- management the church property has
-•- few weeks in town. - fessional duties. been much improved. Not only have ` -
_ -Mies Muriel Pettit is spend $g --B. and Mrs. Burk, of Brough- sou provided for the spiritual-need of
-- --- - -
_ s week with friends in Toronto. am, were the guests of J. C. and 'your people, but their social welfare
-S. T. Gormley has been spend- Mrs. Philip on Thursd� Iast. has not been forgotten. At the cost
g a few ays as-week an - —1-neworithly meeting of the ox many sacrifices you have so far IgI-
city. Methodist Ladies' Aid will be held completed this spacious hall that since
_ -Born-On Sunday, Jan. 28th, in the basement of the church on the New Year we have been able to
the wife of-Joseph O'Riley, • of a Wednesday, Feb. 5th, at-1 p. . m, use it for soils]-and other purposes. , re _ __::_
Your parishioners, while regretting
daughter. All welcome. your removal, rejoice in the apprecia-
-James Denny shipped two -Special services are being held tion of your worth shown in your
carloads of stock from Greenburn in the Methodist church this week appointment to-a city parish that in a --
on Monday. and will be continued next also. few years will rank among the most -
- =Born-On Saturday,Jan.25th, The attendance is-good and much important in the diocese,
to Simon'and Mrs. Puekrin, And- interest is being manifest. The Please accept this purse as a token
ley,s dsugtiter. - subject for discussion next Sab- of esteem and Rood will of the people :COMING ! _COM/NG
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of StFrancis de Sales parish.
-Wm. Haney, of Cedardale, bath evening is Why I am nota Wishing
spent a few days last week here Cbrietiaei." m
All welebe- you.every-success in your A T
new field of labor, we ask an interest ;A, onster StoCk.taking ' February
with his sister. -The post office department at ;n your prayers.
-S. Farmer, editor of the Port Ottawa, are at present formulat- Signed on behalf of the Congrega-
Perry Star, gave the NEWS a ing a new tariff of newspaper` tion, starts February 7th and
r .. pleasant call on Monday. postage. During.the past the . John-Power, Chas. Goodwin, - -
-Miss. C. B. Simpson returned postage on newspapers has been Jae. Kennedy, John Cowan, _
on Monday from a week's visit most reRsouable, but it is claimed Arthur O'Connor. p1 7
with relatives in Toronto. that newspapers are handled in This was followed by the address :ends 1 ay L' eb}y 1 10th,
r; -Miss Annie Calvert is spend• the mails at a great loss,- and .in frohi the ladies, which was read by -
ing a couple of weeks with her consequence, s considerable in- Mrs. .Goodwin. accompanied by a
beautiful club-bag.
' sister, Mabel, at Bloomingdale. crease in. postage . is rontemplat-
-Fred Adair was in Claremont ed, When this takes effect,news- To Rev. Father McCabe, P. P. -
on Tuesday night and won the pa rs will have to raise their, p
Pickering, Out.
pe Pickering, Jan. 22, 1913 �.- •� Positively a (lash S&18 —
_ barrel race,at the racing carnival. subscription price accordingly. It Rev, a:nd Dear Father;-
-On Sunday afternoon, Mrs. is not probable that the NEWS The ladies of St, Francis'de
-----'Davidson had the misfortune to will increase the price of one dol- Sales Altar Society have learned with _
;Mall while out in back yard and lar in advance, but we will be sincere regret of your intended remov-
-- +sustain a fracture of her thigh compelled to insist on one dollar al to another parish. . -W6 arehit0�—iE4 the Dollar to �b0
+: !'bons. and U gdarter on •subscriptions if Under a your•fatherly guidance our
-Mrs, (Rev.) B. N. de Foe Wag• it is Lot paid in advance. Those Society has increased rapidly in the
last three years, and we have. been
enabled
'ner, of Deseronto, accompanied by then who wish to secure the NEWS '�,I' `+�►
co supply many needed aril- biggest load �t ever pulled, -
„%- --ber three daughters is visiting at at the lower figure and who have Iles for use in the church.
,.the home of hex' parents,- W. G. not already paid-for the year As Spiritual•guide,fatherand friend,
_ land Mrs. 'Harv. should attend to the matter at we hate ever .found you willing to SII Of the numerous bargains
-All-those having empty cement once, as the new postage ram _--
te
ay advise and assist. y
u •bags in their possession belonging come into effect at any time. We cannot allow you to depart
to we are hereby requested to- re- -W• W.- Sparks. .reeve, and without erpres.ing-.the sentiments of -
p`' - torn them at onLe and oblige, councillor R. R: :Mowbray, -wale ret
and esteem entertained for °will be itemized on large -
John McGinty. in Toronto last week attending a you by the members of the Society,
d We ash you to accept this Club-bag
-Charlie MRrquis w•hohas been meeting of representives of the as a sligbt token of our appreciation.
confined - - -
onf3ned to the house fol' several rity of Toronto and of the munic•i• May God proper you in ne-kv bills- read thorn
a . _ weeks is now able to be down palities east Rind north east of the field of labor and crown your efforts - - -.
town, and is ma-king satisfactory city; the object of the meeting with success.
progress towaeds recovery. being to take preliminary steps in Signed on behalf of the Altar - carefully.
" -Une dA recent] Society.' y y, Mrs. J. D. the construction of a radial rail- y• -
Remrner had the misfortune to way connecting the city with AfRg,J. C;,mDAzT .President.
'W fa►lfon the fee land sustain . seri- Markham,-Whi4evale,Port Perry, MRS. W. Coxeat-r, Secretary. _
g opts painful injuries that will con- and-tthe intervening villages. The Father McCabe feelingly replied to -
_ fine her to the bed for some time, meeting was A most enthu'siaetic both addresses and disclaimed much 'rl A i CH FOR THEBILLS
The bachelors of this localit • one. The-4cheme if carried out to m the crsuggested attributed to Irk He
- y merely suggested the work whicb --... .- WATCH
gave a ball to their friends in the a successful issue. Find there is no they accomplished, be .. pointed the
=pawn-hall on Friday evening last- doubt it will be, should prove a way, they shouldered the burdens. t
. -mere were quite a large ngreat benefit to all concerned. It ----•-- e . .CHAPMAN
' + present and a very enjoyablee time time should prove an impetus to market _ SALER&(318TER _
spent, gardening. as it would bring the ---rte -
-Rev, Mr. McNeill,who was ex- city in closer'toueh with that part -FRIDAY, JAx. 31st-Credit sale of
pected to occupy the pplpit in Jt. of the country, and the demands horses, cattle, pigs, implements, etc.
Andrew's church next Sunday has for garden stuff in Toronto is in. at-lot 11, B. F. C•rn. Pickering, the �-+ T Q _ = N �,
telegraphed that be will be unable creasing very rapidly as the Pr' of Mrs. F. J. Rodd. Sale _ !
at cue o'clock sharp. See bills, . W.
to_ fill his -engagement on that growth of the city increases.
It We are busy,takia stock and for two weeks will clear out some winter lines
-W. F. W. Fie6er, of Burling- ing electric pc,wer and light for all S f RDstock. implements,ILeon. at lsale ot All winter Underwear, Gents', Ladies' and Children's Sweaters, Fascinators,
date. will also be the meant of furnish- at greatly'reduced rices.
ton, a prominent fruit grower, the municipalities eoncered. Q1, con. 9 Pickering. the 1 t Toques, A good line of Gents's Sweaters, grey, navy and brown, to
g, property _ B
will address the Farmer's Insti• -over seventy attended -the of Herbert Cooper. Sale starts at 12 S1,00, to clear, at 85c. Aline of Ladies'black Sateen j
tate meetings iii.be-held at ver- anneal oyster supper of the Pick- o'clock. Lunch at 11. See bills. Underskirts, reg: 81 and 1:25, for 85c.
lona points in this locality next ering_Vigilance Association in the ' Fred. Silversides, auctioneer, Our Groceries are fresh Rnd always well assorted. Everytbing-you want
week. iown•hall last Thursday evening. ��Eo.vERDAY, FEB. '.19th-L'redit 9Rie yQu will-get at Gillespje's. Our ebeese is prime and known
-D. and Mrs. Annan jr., enter- The night was fine and in conee- .cf 28 fresh milch cows and springers far and near, l8c per pound-cry it.
5 horses, on lot 34. con 8,Pickorin¢, A line-of Brooms a.r 35c, to clear at 25r while the last.. '
- ' • - taiued a number' of their -frlendi: nuance a number freim a distance. - • ., y _ -
I' to supper on the-,evening`cff : nuc took the oppurtunity•uf having a (it•een River, the property of A. Special brogm-40c and 46. =
J Heise Sale at one. Ser bills. F.• Peas 1'lc, Tomatoes 1'. e, Salmon 15c,20c and 23c.
• • day, an. 20th, it being the ppleasant evening's outing, Thog, � Corn lUc a tin, ;
fifteenth anniversary- of their LRw catered to the entiregatisfar- Pastil ;auctioneer.' - T�
: wedding. About }'arty- guests flan of all. j�'hen R11 had feasted oeurke T, Ttic•kett, a promin- G. A. 1GILLESPIE, - -D V NBARTVN
were invited but owing to the to their heart's content, the party, ent buziness- tnau ..of Hamilton.
the heavy rain about half we hroke tuzinto, gritups.and a t t _ — --- _----
un�7e to epr�esent. A noticeable ant game of cards indulged in, --Hens
feature of the' •M evening was a while others spent an enjoyable ore than thirty siiffrageetes your HengLay �jlarge cake,ornamented with the evening in social intercourse. D,ur. were cummitted to jail for two _-'
.'game flowers that decorated the ing the evening Juhn A. O'Connor. weeks,
wedding-cake fifteen years ago. the genial president of the a.ssocia-
respectivea late utir all returned to their tion was called to the chair add
g•weNpleased•wr b an im rum t , Plant BU�Z'JIA\'S
e most enloyR a time spent. speeches, recitatives,- songs and rtuaran,ee he _ _
-The annual meeting of St.An- stories was rendered which added Nurome 'y StCClr. -
drew's church was held on Tues- touch to the evening. A number -it will grow- ' Poultry Grit
day evening and was quite sue- of gramophone selections by L. We want two more agents We
sell oyster Shell
- ' eesefnl in every -respect-. There Mor=combi were wlso greatly en. ;� in ibis county Producers -Poultry Food-
was a good attendance of mem- joyed. These gatherings are THOS.W.BOWMAN�c SOFT Co.Ltd. _ t 'Ground Bone
bers and adherents. M. S. Ch ap• yearly becoming more popular and Ridgeville, Ont:
-man occapied.th'e chair, and W, helps to keep up the interest in STOVES A\D HARDWARE
.D.Gordon acted as secretary. At- the work of the a-scoeiation.
ter devotional exercises the var- TOOLS SHARPENED -
ions reports'were received. which .A FAREWELL BANQUET If you have a saw, a pair of shears, orJOSEPH H V U D Y
showed the church to be In R AND PURSE OF ooLD •
a knife, that will not cut, W. J. Gor- -
flourishing condition.- There was dbn will put it in repair at a very-
an increase in membership during The Rev, Father McCabe was ten- small cost.
the year,Rnd theo ' epos dared a farewell banquet accompanied Razor-honing a specialty. - BOOTS AND `SHOES
'ed the subscriptions ns to be thea by'R presentation of two addresses and Fora$rat-class hair trim or an easy _
largest in the history of the A purse of(8155)one hundred and fifty shave, call at the east end
_church. The other reports were five dollars,from the people of Picker• barber shop.
'also very satisfactory: When'the ing, on
the eve of his departtireforhis W. J, GORDON. DICKERING We have a complete stock'of the best Boots and Shoee that can be
officers for-the- ear were elected new parish in Toronto. The new par-
officers ash ball was appropriately decoratedpreetared. If you havn't been getting satisfaction
and the other busin6ss of 'the ioe the occasion,and was filled to its ELM DALE MILL'S
evening concluded the ladies ser- utmost capacity by the devoted mem- have a look at our goods.
ved refreshments•and a' most en• bers of-the congregation, who wished. 1-F=07CE•MIN01, -
joyable tune spent by all. to signify to him their appreciation of -
-.The Farmer's andv and- Women's his ministry and- laborsi and a num• MEN'S O VEROOA TS
Institutes will hold the firstcf bei of membePs of non-Catholics who is the place to get your next
wished to express their kindly feelings p 9
their winter meetings next week - bag of Flour, Men's-Fur-Tined Coats are loiter in price this year and ase are
.at the following places: Whitby, towards him in a substantial way, � .on Monday, Feb. lac Kinsale on After supper was served in the usual Ogilvie's Royal Household can't be showing exceptional good values.
excellent way for which the ladies of
beat for Bread...-
.;Tuesday, Feb. 4th, Whitevale• on St. Francis de Sales church have made - ' .
Wedneeda , Feb. 5th and at Pick- a standing reputation for themselves, Glener'a Flour_ Pastry Flour R A BUNTING, P.IC�ERINI�r
-meetings begin at 2:80-p, m. and
Bring on Thursday, Feb.-Otis. The the Rev: Father Cline,of Oshawa,took ,. A.
the chafr for the�avenin and in a Graham Flour
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p. m. at each place, Addresses few words explained the object of Fresh Rolled Oats
;will be given by J. F. Carpentier, their coming together. -In a short Bran and Shorts —= -
trf Fruitland.-on "Care' of Or- address be paid high tribute to Father Oats and Oat Chop
chards," Soil Cultivation and Fer- McCabe-as x thneighbor-n .•apo a to r. Barley and Barley Chop t� PREPARE FOR WI NTZR
' + y confrere. He then called capon Mr. � Mixed Feeds
tility" and Culture of- Small Cowan to read the address on behalf Allassine Mealand-Molasses'Meal —By getting your --
-Fruit,"R. W. Grierson, of Osh. of the men,-which was as follows- Special prices in ton lots. ,
aura on "Relation.of_Crops" and To Rev. Father McCabe, P:P, ROBES, BLANKETS AND HARNESSNO
"Feeding of Beef Cattle" and Airs. Pickering,.Ont.
N. M. Norman, of Toronto, will Pickering. Jan.23, 1913 Blankets 1.50 tip, Sask. Rpbes 8.00 and 9.0%. Crab Bear do 12.00.
deliver addresses .ou mQst. iuter- .Rev.-and Dear Father:- Chopping every day.
:.eating subjects. The evening Though your pastorate in - Call and see our assortment of Herne Halters, Trunks,
imeetings are held jointly and the Pickering has been very sbort, you PICKERING MARKETS -
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.'local institutes will supply the have by your kind and gentle rnanner Suit Carses, Whips, etc., at reasonable prices.
so much endeared White Winter Wheat, ....,:....
' •• rtmsic soil recitations for the pro- yourself to all, that ur Red ,•,,•- ,gg _ _
gram. The institute speakers are rein discharge r�r.there is not a. ]rloeriestl ybut lsduto�ea Spring Wheat..,...........r... 83 PIC T 1 1
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all thorot.�ghly capable and prac- %ERI�i G HARNESS SS EMPORIL It
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thea] in their inee and will make you have been most faithful. Through Goose " ••••••••••• •••••• 8S Phone Ind. 301. W. J. CGAKWFLL
-• the ineetin'`gs interesting and bene- your zeal we have now a Holy Name Sprouted....................... 70-83
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