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' -_.----VOL. XXXI I. = =- - PICKERING, ONT., -FRIDAY, FEBRUARY -2 1, I9�3 � . Nom, 21 A .
__. i0rofrssil na'I aLRrD#. - _ WMITEVALE WHITBY Established 75 years 4`
SPINK MILLSe. � -
medical O. R. and M. White spent Sunday A sacred concert will be given in
in
rence
Baptist church on Sunda evening
Ma or s ant 9uaday with n
}} p ext, beginning at seven o'clock. The GREENWOOD
.
``�� E. FORSYTH, D. of O., Regis• hia parents, A. E. and Mrs. Major;
Re tared member o!sbs Optometrical Baso• program will consist of anthems,duets �=
tion o!o■tario. Special attention given to Arthur Hodgson has discontinued vocal solos and cornet solos. t
We alt of glsaaea. Eye. tested free. North - his clerkship with A. E. Roach .t Co. Onr hockey Learn defeated Markham " MILLS ~ _ y i
0lasamoat. ease The topic at League next Friday on Tuesday night. by a score their
-=FLOUR night will be taken by Cbas, 1•'{ce, put the latter out of the race for the
C. MCKINNON, M.D., L.R.C.S., _ Mrs. John Turner, of Milton, has
championship, Tonight, the Peter- - '
No Edinburgh,Sur member nt.the College of , been visitin friends around here re-and Surgeons of Ontario.licentiate ' White Satin,' .Beet Manitoba g •boyo hockey team will play our boys - ��`•
-
Of RoYai College of surgeon., Edinburgh. "Cream-Buns," " Blended centlp in the Whitby rink. - FOR
eahil�dr n. Mae and residence,Brougham. �� y Richard Barton has been under the �.� . ,
attention to dsiesses of women and ��
Tea-Buns '
,ig , Paste doctor's care. We hope his speedy AuoLEY
FEED recovery. gg p TWO . ..WEEKS
. DICKERING MEDICAL SURGICAL -• - whitevale's hockey club is some- Miss Taylor.of Ba otsville, gent
andX-RAY INSTITItTE what handicaped this season on ac- Sunday at her home in Toronto. >;
PICKERING, - - ONTARIO "JUMBO" FEED FLOUR count of poor ice. Owing to quarterly meeting in Pick-
Fred A. Major has berm visiting his erinR last Sabbath. there was no ser-BRAN. I offer s ecial low rice
s. RLGIx xowLE, M. B., M. D., C. X„ SHORT' friend, G. E. Turner, at Milton fora vice here- p p
Phyaiciaa-ia charge OAT CHOP week or two recently, Charlie Puckrin felled a large elm
on.Barley Feed III a5 tOII
fir, tree the other da and
IBpacialist to secret Diseases. Pswsaslc Dia _ A large number from here attended y captured two
.-, sMee of Men. Diseases of Women• C"am, MANITOBA OATS the Valentine concert at Green.River fine racoons.
Tumors.I•Bay examination. DiM.aM Of eye' - Iota or over.
ear.nose,throat and loop, FittingglaeaOf and AMERICAN CORN (To arrive) in Friday evening last. Frank Westney is getting nicely :-
all&cote and chronic diaea"a. Blake Beaton, of the R. C. College, started in the milk business. He in-
0 Sao Hours 19 to aapd 4 to g sly ,FEED OF ALL KINDS Toronto, is playing with the Mark• tends to greatly increase the output Better secure your supply
sham hockey team this winter. by using only,the Holstein breed of
Lepal<. Our prices are the lowest Congratulations to John Tweedie cattle. now and save money
E. FAREWELL, K.C., BARRIS- Quality the beat Who were married n Tuesday nee Miss Pearl of la t John Keeling who is employed hg _F. _ I I
' y of.last- F. H. 4Veatney, and who slipped on +
J. T79s,0oaa Oz°`raattozaay,aadoonat7 week. the ice several weeks ago, brrakin �#RE�r+N• 'r
e>ueswr• Ooart Hous.Whitby. lo.r the small bone is his leg as well as
.. _ E, CHRISTLAN, Barrister and - tearing the ligamenta badly is improve
A.Solicitor,Notary Public.ave. Money to Hear Markham Band at Brougham ing rapidly. ,1
loan. Ota«nest door to the Standard Bank, J• L. sPINgf LIMITED, rink, Feb. 28th. W. :McCullough has returned from 11
Wliitbv. 451y - a-two months' trip to old Ireland and
F R E
PICKERING. ONT. DUNeAa ON is looking well. He says it was rain-
�u#tttt## 'ng nearly every dAy, and he would
John Annan is under the weather have returned a month sooner had be - +�
WW
G. HA31-Issuer of .of Ogtage with-rt severe cold. not tilisaed tlw boat hr a few minutes. SCRANTON COAL
e• 'Lioanaea to the const, as opcario. T BEAL
Winslow Kerr lea4es to-day for the Wm. Rowson is holding an auction L`/ 1'
!'lo>ceringVaye 271p J a �a Nhsale next Tuesday. He disposed of,j•�• Miss !Minnie Bray ie visiting with his farm and purchased a residence in
TPOU CHER, Real Estate Auc-
. tioneer. valuator, collector-and issuer CLAREi1lO T . friends in the Statec, the county town, where he will move STOVE and N V T
of marriage}"usm Brougham. 40, Miss AlliF Cowan is apPndinz a few in a week or two, and tale life even K
for all styles of furniture. few dave with friends in Toronto. more comfortable. We are sorry to fir;
HOPPER Issuer of Marriage airy. Grace, of Toronto, is visiting lose a res �()� arrZ�n
` Ds Licenses in the County of Ontario. respectable citizen.
OMoo pt store and his residence.Claremont. - - -- -
with Win. and dire. Cowan, of Rose- '�•"'"
— bank. BROUGHAM
_ BEATON,TOWNBHIPCLERK James McConochie, of Portage la Ctrs. Perryman spent a week with FILL YOUR BIN SVITHOL'T
r Droofl.•yaaees. Commlaaloasrlos taking Rovens UuldlIlg Prairie, atter an absence of over 20 relatives in the city. ,+
amaavia. l000+aotapt ata: 1(omq to loan years, is renewing old acquaintances Mrs• J. W. Hogle Is visiting her DELAY. �d
an tam pproyerty Incur of Marriage Lio • around here.
onaae" `Yhltvala. Out. i-y daughter in Oshawa. y
;Picture Frames Capt. Tinline and his mate, Ernie Mrs. and Miss Minnie Brown spent OUR SUPPLY WILL NOT
� POSTILL, Licensed Auctioneer Walton, are having the the time of a few days last week in Toronto.
. to: Oonntiw of York and Ontario. sea . their lives on the bay with their ice- tat. John's Ladies' Aid met In the LAST LONG.
1"10 sales of all kinds anon mod to on ahorsan
nottee. Address Orson arvor P,O., out. Window Shades boat' church on Wednesday afternoon, - -'
Mrs. Chas.Clark and son.Thomas, John Poucber; of Toronto, spent r'
'�T B. POWELL, Licensed Auc• who accompanied the body of Mr. Sunday here with his brother, Thos -',,q
1� tionoor Valuator and ooueeeor+ for Clark from the :North-west. will re. Winton White has had 50 tons of000nJ. L. SPIN � ��� �.
sales o u ed either
and York, All kinds of main here visiting friends unfit the hay pressed within the past few da • • •
Isaias rondncted ofthar rivati, or b,anamon. days. >f 'l
Phis noses collected For data or other par- 'UNDERTAKING end of the mouth, when they will re- John McLean and Geo. Philip have
ItioulaSnag.a apply at ars eft Elizabeth gs.Pict. tarn hares. each Sof their summef's supply of ice -PICKERING
dMat. ae orders lett at Nswr*Mae.Pick. The Ladies Aid Society will hold stored w,a
awins o: Maanab a store, Olaremoot• .ui re. In connection ,
nape prompt attention. BM•stactioc gn arae- their regular meeting on the after- Mrs Smith and son, of Toronto, is
noon of Friday. t
-r - :;::heed.• M,phone nnmberfe2adapeadoat igvDi Distance no object. -- y. he 28th. at the home. spending n few days here with her
i of Mrs. Wm, Cowan, of Rosehank, motber,. Mrs. Dafoe.
Prices moderate. having been postponed owing to the - The Home Circle will meet again C 0
S• Re P�'ENNOCK - bineral of the Into Char. Clark. The on the evening of Monday, March 3rd,
evening will lea of a social character, _Important business will he transacted 1 "
iW~lTsb`'wl'$• ptyT. All will he made welcome. and a full attendance is desired. Beer ; lump Steam Coal and all sizes =wg
F¢neratbireetor and lEmbalmer. DR'. HE L,SOne of our leading residents met at a meeting held in the Temper- in Hard Coal. y
with a- Pad experienre last Sundav, ante Hall last Friday evening it was T� T
Any'business entrusted to we will � While about to give his dog his usual decided to hold a box social on Mon- � V M B m R
be carefully-handled. clean-up he QPcured a knife=to remove dav, :March 17th (St. Patrick's Day.)
=-Charges Moderate— St OCI� O i� "om= burrs frarn th• d�='y twit. This Psrticul%rs ]titer. A good stock of ] and 2 in. rough and
c he- did most suerPvwfully, but in the Our hockey oke w s
Independent Phone No. 114, y boys an the first game dressed heullock, also match _
P ed
nperntion removed a part of the tail at the Markham tournament on Non• pine and spruce, t dressed
FOR — q, well, The bleeding was so
¢ r fLtSe rl V
_ 4 Av
P evening., when they p defeated the red pine Georgia ppuce
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- .,-..---JOHN
HORSES, CATTLE. SHEEP that be had to take the animal to the Markham team 0-2, They go to Mark- and basswood for ceilin
a' O ft' PHILIP ,
doctor to save its life. bum again on Friday evening. go'VVV ..��.ib
AND HOGS. The Women's Institute held a ver
_ y iCE.� A M
:. curces;fvl tueettng`csn Tueada a r-
Has a full line of rresh and cur- This is the season your stock need a noun at the home of Mrs. Feash Posts, Shingles and Sawn Cedae.
'ed meats constantly on hind. g� Tonic, and it pays to feed Genrgp West is conflned to tbehouse The members surpose treating them• i
- the best. Use Hess with la grippe. Pelves at an early date to an oyster Write or phone for prices,
Spice Roll, Breakfast Bacon, dnd get results. ?`Orman and Ethel Wilson are visit- sapper,
Ham, Bologna, Weiners,etc.
New"S—tock-65c and $L00 acka es.V in¢ friends in Toronto. There will be a rand A C R E E SO R�
_ P g Mrs. S. C,ulton is.s din a week ' g promenade a C. az
- P� g carnival in the rink here next Wed.
Highest prices paid for w1rh her sons in Toronto,. nesdav evening. The Markbam I, O.
HESS POULTRY PAN•A-CE-A The ire harvest has commenced in 0-7. Band will furnish an abTindance LOCUST HILL
Butcher's cattle _ Try it to-put your Hens in good con- this neighborhood this week. of. music. Everybody come and Ind. phone.house Markham 1504,
PRO
e a dition and make them lay. Qtiite a number around here are bring your friends as it?,may be your Yard, Markham 72 Y.. .
ll confined to their homes with severe -'
of P1110 `Ue]'u last chance. Admission, skaters 15
.l . �• PETrZ1r-r 'dP cents; spectators#16 cents. Good ice.
Miss Sadie Day, of Toronto, sr+ent,a Skating at 8 o'clock. TIME Td BLE—Pickerin` Station G
P1C$ERING PHARMACY few days last week-with Wm. Gibson _,N� T.R. Trains going East due as follows—
First-CIBAs riga for hila and family. WHITEVALE No, 6 Ochil 8.08 A M.
t Day or nigLt . Miss M. Wood spent the latter part Miss Pe 1 W' 12 Local ;2.50 F.X:
REAL ESTATE of the week in.Toronto with T. a. and s ar Wideman,of Greenwood, 14 Local 6.04 p,M; a y
- . -Bu8 meets all trains - '•••' Mrs. Robinette,- spent Sundwy with MrP. F. McKay. Train@ going West• dna as follows-
-Bus Shea and Michael Ryan, of James Armstrong,V.S., of Locust No. 13 Local 8:27 A.M.
•Teaming promptly attended to. ��s 'K�* ��, Toronto, called on M. Gleeson on Sat- Hill• has lately purchased an auto- 11 Local 2.80 P. M.
urday last. They came down're their mobile. "' 7 Mail 8,09 P. M
Agent for Canada Carriage Co.
Ir fenian raid grant. Mrs. James Taylor has purchased a suadav included.
Peak Mrs, Rankin and Miss Stewart, of house in Toronto and will move to the
• • Toronto: carne down on Wednesday city in the spring,
Picluriag. Insurance rates lower on farm pro- to P end a few' da y with their par-
perty and Village Dwellings, P y p Quite a number will attend'the stock +
� A� in first-class Companies. entQ, Samuel and Mrs. Stewart. judging contest at Brougham this '
f S1MCtt t0 Fred Batdgerow and family will va• week from around here. Bassift
A GMp iolyd I�wiw. NO Premium Notes tate the hnuse lately sold to Mrs. T. A large number number of residents +
4b
If not insured with me,call and Bayles and will take up residence in attended- the anniversary services at
the section house nt Greenhorn. Locust Hill last Sunday. jeweler
compare rates. J
Stenographers, Book-keet?erS Mrs. Thomas Bayles, of Brougham, The trustees of crit public school
One first-class brick house and has purchased the Emmerson house have lately bought an organ for the "r
- Cashiers, Office Assistants Com-
stable for sale. at the to of the bill and expects meccial and Shorthand Teachers •- P psora to school. A cert'commendable aft. Whitb.are in great demand,if they gradu• take possession about the-first of nett This locality is somewbat elated
ate from the -To V. Rieharboa• month, over the prospect of having tbe'•elect- Y
The svmpnthy of the community is ric line in our midst in the very near /
j=0TT extended to the McDonald family future. Carries a complete stock of
•. i� ..Notary Public, Pickering, they having contracted In grippe, The Shredded Wheat Co.will give a
while the old gentleman's illness has BenquPt in the Baptist church on �. L
developed into pneumonia. : At his March 7th, under the auspices of the Columbia Ta1King
TORONTO. ONT• O A advanced age little hope is held out choir. Look out for bills. Iastrumeats
for his recovery. We notice an account of the death
Manv former students are' now HARD AND a30FT shout forty of the members of the of Geo., Parkinson, of. Toronto, last and Bauble diet records, M°a
-earning-from $700 League and Aid of the Methodist week. Mr. Parkinson was a highly -
r el �o.. Ltd. church here drove out to Genr a Mid- esteemed resident of this nee hbor- '=w
We deal in only the BEST KIND of - 8 g — —
Practical Education. We use Vest dleton's one evening last week. They hood over twenty years ago.
systema.em o best teacbers_and Cherrywood Station C. N. R. were joined by a scare of friends in Robert Dafoe, of Green River, is
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produce the beat results. Enter. the vicinity. After supper was served busy threshing clover in this locality. — COLUMBIA -
g Mondays, Wednesdays aad a programme was given which reflect- The yield we understand is not large, i
DOW. CaCalu ue free. Fridays only.. Instruments range in rice
y Y•. ed much credit-on the gathering, The about one bushel'per acre. Mr. Dafoe g P
-'W, J. Elliott, Principal ` proceeds amnuated to some$7. has •put in a season of threshing of from $17.50 hornless,
_' C. =).A. proceeds = shout seven friontfis: to $500: c'
Cor. Yong.and Alexander Sta. phone Mark: 5020` —An exchange says "A local Every once in a while there is an
farmer had a stray dog of rather agitatian to the south of us to have
R [1�j m 1 Dave you.lots of water ?
prepossessing pp the road opened directly between- It you have not heard a new
��Ta,�kSYYllthl]1 re ssessin appearance, come
• �'Vbitevale and Cherrywood. We modern Columbia Talkie
to his premiseq recently and B
thought he would clave to adver- cannot see the wisdom of it as very Instrument" call and
C. B.-RICK, OR WHiTSVALL q few people would be served by it, and _we will give you-
is prepared to furnish tine it. "No said a neighbor; don't the coat is simply out of the uestion.
$avng rented the Dunharton shop P P yW anything p y a demonat.ation.
an opened the same, I am prepay- in the line of 'water supply such as
do that, Drive it out among your Miss Eliza White receiv a very ;
P KERIN P E
sheep and shoot it. Then you bad fall while attending the anniver• R N BASSETT
ed to do all work entrusted to pumps, windmills, hydraulic rams, Can get four dollars bounty from Part' services at Locust Hill on Baro• 3*,
vie in the above line. plumbing, etc. the tea nshi day last, having fallen backwnrds 'n
13nreeshoeinR a specialty. p council." This would down the long flingbt of steps going JEWFLER. AND OPTICIAN
Call in and sae ine any time. They are also Pxpert well drillers be a case of cheating the public, up into the church. Fortunately, for I
rn which some would-be honest eo- ome ofe"ar.ra Pores may .
;DUMBARTON R, age forth.future. your obonetron
pie h notIIregard salla violation jog aoIn ty�bruieese shedwas not I mor w®roar
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:d.''nL°nK' ''pw�tC•..: r',,......., ':... `S::' �:.aal,. .•, am.. .h.'.r..,:• .'". ', .j. �` ..�. ., ..'m..� �,'', p•"O„!F' 9 .. `$�.R•1t1 .x,. ,�4• ?nn
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14.W to $0. wtifto fair stooh- brought V,%
from $5.50 Ito $6, and the lower gradel
from $4 to 66 per 100 lbs. Rest buteberm
95.75, and the oommoner -CAPT-A1N--E-VA-n K I
0owl sold At
RESIGNATION OF MADERO
*took sold from that down to $4
50 to s1loorp *OLCL at
(fe1r,100 This to 87-60 per
U.50 to $5,In mbs at $7.25
War in Mexico Ended Through the Inti-iliepce 100 lba. CalTes rang.-d from $5 to $12' Found Scott's Tent, In Which ''Ili Iii" ii,iil: it-he Bodies of
Civil each. As to size and quality. Selected lots
of hogs sold at ".5o to $9.65. and in some Scott, Wilson and Bowers
the Resident British Minister instan000 h as &9.75 to tilo was paid
As
for a few .11 lots weighed off cars.
Toroaw. Feb. 18-Cholce butchers ranged
from $6.50 to $7; medium to goog -fro
ir from $5.26 to incapable 7--1
City dero and to Lescurain, the Fore- $5.75 to $6.50; 1& %.'dalto A despatch from Chr 5tchurch, mostly frost-bitten and
�A despatch from Mexico common from $4.75 to, $5.25.
sill President Madero resigned at ign Minister, on several occasions. ch ice butcher cows sold at from $4.75 New Zealand, says: TheTerrallova, of further work. Garrard collapsed
It is said that the British Minister too$5.50, fair to medium At $Z.75 to $4.45; fh� vessel which took Captain Rob- through ove'r-atrained heart. His
V 7.15 o'clock on Friday -Aght. The common from $3 to $3.75-. canners from
ued th trongest possible &Zgu- $225 to $2.75; cutters from sz.75 to i1s. ert F. Scott to the Antarctic on his companion waa also sick, "d it wa.9
resignation -of the Minister of the ments teo innTMce Madero to retire Bulls from $4M to $5.50. And inferiorfrom way to the South Pole, and which impossible to communicate with
users sold
sitiou and $3.75 to $4.50. Milkers and opri
Interior, Rafael Hernandez, im- from an indpossible pc I at $sa to SM. Stockers and feeders chang- returned there to fetch him back, Cape Evans, ship having left March
mediately followed. de that the Legation insisted on de la ed hands at tiom $4 to $4.121-2 Lamb news of his 4 - I At-
i?raurisco ' but instead brought the and Open sea lying between
ranceiI from $9 to $9.50; ewes irom $5 to bw
nisli of' the Barra, as-px-oy iginid President, were and hit, -M P---ions' her-0-Tur de8t-, kinee'n d Keohane. "�.y
Is. Bair, the "peace is
and Toughs
steady. Veals from $9 to $10.
Aepull is to be nreatod Preiii- s low at $4. Rose 89 fed and wat- arrived in' this port on Wednesday men ",ged out to Corner Camp
dent (provisional), with the consent JFIgt!jnj Resumed. a $9 KAU for heavier morning. Commander Evans said to rende� say help that might be
red. while was
-or de la Barra Hostilities were reauzled- with trades. ted -by southern party. They
of General Diaz. Ben that. reck-oning by the progress of wan
ead of the temil fierceness in the Mexican capital supporting parties, Captain fought their-way out to - C6rner
as the h FATAL FIRE AT ELK LAKi. the e returned to Hut, Camp against the unusually severe
Go�ernment after the banishmenz on Sunday, after a truce, which Scott should hav g the weather, and, realizing they could
of Portfirio Diaz.
lasted -only a few hours. The sr- Hatabaftlek Hotel and Several Point by March 17. Regardin
od shortage of fuel, he said that Scott be of no assistance, were forced to
It�was learned, Madero arrang mistice, s4gnil at 2 o'clock Sunday
Trading Concerns Burned. oint after depoting
7 -Sor his flight & day in wir%rice. and morning by the representatives of had enough fuel to last a month return to Hut P -.J
111is resignation was placed in the both sides, agreeing to suspend op- A deapatch from Elk Lake, Ont., beyond the date of his expected re- one week's provisions.
says: The third heavy fire in the "On October 30," the officia.1 re.
hands of the British Ambassador tO erations for- 24 hours, was broken on Sat- turn. says, "a lare party under
be announced when he wa4 sa�,OY before noon. Soon the sound of history of Elk Lake started The. Terra Nova brought every Port
- out -of the city. Mad5ro anct Fig heavy caanonading and the whirr urday morning at 6 o'clock, over written record Of the southern Atkirrs�n, well provisioned, set out,
-ly boarded a foreig the kitchen of the Matabanick It divided into two sections, and
p .warship of machine guna announced the re- party, including the private diar
era-Cruz some time ditring -Lhe turn of the Federal troops to their Hotel. The spread of the fire was ies, whic L h will7be-handed to the re--Ona of th m, under Wright, the
night. The people of the city flucked posts in front of the arsenal. so rapid that many inmates barely latives of the dead explorers. Cap- Toronto man, found Scott's tent, in
�.,Juto:the streets and shouted for dis The fighting ill the streeite of the escaped. Three men, two bein'g tain Scott kept a daily record un- which were the bodies of Scott, Wil
:- I& Barra. 'It beeame kn )wn that Mexican capita]' at times was as boarders, Ed. O'Keefe and Robert til March 24, and spent the last day son and Bowers."
gwce during Thursday night's bat- savage as on any Other day of the &vie, who failed to awake, and in writing his message to the pub-
he third, Wm. Wilkins-on, caretak- - Evaporation of 011.
tit Madero had given uo tho strug* week's battle. The Amerioan Em- t lie. Commander Evans will com-
n a tiall, bassy again came directly within er, met death in the flames. Two lete Captain Scott's story for pub-
I and had secretly gone t, p The Christchurch correspondent
ttF6-dty-,--but-1ater-r I' of fire, and the American- athe-r g-wests. at-the-hOtel,-Toseph Mail te e-
e- ine ' owganda and Edward lication. -01 the -564�L una�'Y I
to the palace. assador, Henry-Lane Wilson, Fletcher of G All on board the Terra Nova look graphs an interview with Lieut.
The news of the resigriationg 4.f a narrow ascape from a rifle McClellan of Elk Lake, were badly to be' in good health, and bear no -Evans, in which the commander re-
* An
Ma4ro and Hernandez was g: bu let which whistled close to his burned about the head, arms and outward signs of the hardship&-they fused to be drawn into a discussion
the British Legation shortly head witlAn the Embassy. Shortly legs in making their escape. Me- have undergone.
out �at of. what he called "wicked rumors
after 7 o'clock. De Is. Barra-had before 5 O'clock the German Lega, Clellan's feet also were frozen,.and He denied the
and conjectures.
4 71 bell. his condition is critical, Through
taken refuge at the tion wits struck by &s , All Details Will. Be G,lven. bwri-esof dissensions, and was em-
-Thursday aiter Madero angffly President -Madero on Sunday the window -of the-hotel the fire phatic in his statement that the
--, ,spurned his offer to�mediate., morning reiterated his refu-sal to I leaped to the adjoining. buildings, .-A de4paitcl fr�rjm Londan says: In supporiing party on 1heir way back
the Br�t comply with the suggestion of -the which were close, and, in rapid sue- reply to a cablegrai from the edi-
It is taken as a fact that -lared cession, the Gowganda Trading. ..)r �of The Dailv Chronicle inf4�xrm- after having bade farewell to Cap-
Ish Minister Francis W. -3trong Senators to resign He dec. tain Scott and his oomrad"on their
efid the ciyil that he was still able t ole did not meddle with
"'ased his influence to o dominate Company. two Lang, Jodouin.Com- ing him of that paper's'donation of way t6 the p
-buildings tb memorial fund the oil. "There was evaporation," st4ft-
war. The envoy of Great Britain and that, given time, he would pany and the Hudson 22,000 the Scott
ere wiped out. and asking for further -news of the he said, "owing to the leather
-�`"Ikad spoken his mind pl&inly to Us- crush the rebel forced. Bay store w expedirtion, Commander,Eyans begg washers of tl�e cans, and as the
Toronto's school estimates for to be excused from "going iri the supplies were cut so-fine. this made
'IN DESPERATE PMGHT. 1913 Are over four million dollars. details, which may be painful in
a considerable shortage."
PKES Of FARM PROONTS Lieut. Evans declared that the
Turkish Troops at Gallipoli Unable s that Seaman Evans had
a 50ME OF THE MEN WITH SCOTT EXPEDITION , rumor
to Get Supplies. 14PORTS FMOW THE LEADIP03 T8111i gone insane were cruel, scandalous-
"UTMaS OF ANIRRIG& and baseless. adding that he be-
A despatch from Lon6an says: 11aved admirably. Capt. Scott,
Vnoensored special despatches said, left in.
IF,%" of eattia. omin. on"** end Commanded Evans
searc
-0 h partier
reaching L*ndou from Gonistanu. p1selmos at Home and &are" structions that n
lrwple all confirm the "ter failure to seek hi
1�, should leave the base
of' Enver Bey, the Turkish chief of He added that it wag beyond hu-
TOmnt*. rob. IS,-,Vsnlwb& Wh"t--Lake Ap
the base party
staff, to land troops on tl�a coast of IA. No. I northern. 961.2c. No. 2. 9ki man possibility for
His foroes,, -have saved Capt.
Ahe, Bea, of Marmors. Cr . glo s food wbe&t 66 I-k- to Scott and his
�the deapatzhea say, are now hud- Outa,=o Whoo&-No. L 96c to 96o for ass
comrades.
Idled at Gallill where they are lots outside, ranging down to 70o gar poor
trades.
unable Ito secure supplied. outaria os,ts--No� 3 whlw 33o to 340 at
370 to aso on tracka. To- Great Continents once Joined.
country points, M
The following are ettracts fro
W. oats. 41c. -=7 7
Manitoba Osts-No. 2 C.
track, b rts. No. 3 c. W, 391-2c� No. Lieut, Evans' story Of the work ac
y
or grompt shADmouL complished by the Scott exploring
AS TO FLATOIL f6s(L I rall.,
-Amer 3. &1
Corn, I expedition "sit
Peo&-No. 9. 81 to .$1,23. car IOU fmv- ''The gene,ral geological work
-yound Her FavoriteAgain. side by the three parties, sou h-
tells how Buckwb*&V-N*. 2. Mo to W. done
A bright young lady aye--No, ill. 6aa to me. nomin&L
ihe came to "be Acutely sens- Rolled (ir bag of 90 pounds, 112. ern-, western and northern, is lixe-
itive Iv to prove of gre,
an to the taste of coffee: =-2� per barrel. 14,70. wbolosale. Wind. at value, especi-
*or to Montreal. ;lly a's fu'ruishing -evidenoe relative
poor Barley-Manitoba bran. $19 so $20. in
"My he<h had been very rts, $ILSQ; t-o a former connection betwe n
for several years," sho says. "I bate. track. Torovi sho
k tarlo bran. -111119 14 $20 in bags; shorts. Australasia and South , America
'loved coffee and drank It for bre& - gn.so. patents $5.30 in through the Antarctic 'Continent."
Ident, Manitoba Flour-First
fast, but only learned by acc 84id in JUW After describi collection ol
Cause Juts bats'; second patenta. in the
&s it were, that it was the basal strong bakers'. $4.60 In Jute bass.
dreadful *otton bme. ten cents mor* per box- fossil Elan 8 corals_of primi. a
of the head- c
very 9L -Winter wheat sour 90 ti-re form il,�h^ writer continues
aches from which I suffered Is Ontario Flour
day cost. petents. is quoted at $51 to The notes of the geologists are
and of the nervousness that necessarily - not at- present avall-
-drove sleep from my pillow and so
ach . that every- Country Produ" able. , U ntil experts have h ac-
deranged my atom cess to this material it is-ullwise
7fthing I ate gave me acute pain. Ergs--Cold-,tor eggs. 130 to Mo in
because lots; fresh.Lic to 2k. strtatly new- Four Soott seamiiin, showing. on the ieft, Seaman Edgar Evari th a first tQ make definite inferences,
is just as injurious, I laid. 29c to 310. of the party to dio, February 17, 191Z "In general terms may be said
t , caffeine, the sams 4 rig
gon &ii�s Chee,Twins. new, 143-4o to lie, and that the,re is proof of temperate
large, Dew, at 141-2c; old-cheese, twins.
found in coffee.) L5o to 151-3c; large. I%. &3c; jio., BOY.OF 16 SHOOTS HIMSELF. regard to the end of our beloved cIonditio'ns of climate ha-6ng ob-,
"My conditiin finally got so serl.- Butt4r--creamery prints. 31 to -i of tained in the Antarctic at two peri-
..out that I was advised by my doc- solids, 29 to-We, dairy prints. 25 %* "c; comrades." "The whole histoi
interior (bakers'). 22 to W.
go to a hospital. There the �wheat..9c 3?ound im tins and Returns From a Skating Party and this expeditiol'," adds Evans, ."will Iods 'of,time in past ages.
tor to 601- ScHolneyb-aBrueelbs; @trained clover honey, certainly. be given to the, public in
Ends His Life Irvic' In St.'Paul's.
0 me what I supposed was 12 1-2c,a pound in 60-pound tins, 123-4o in due--ocurse, but please let us com- Impressive -St e
reLIV and I thought' 10-pound tin,,
Jt. was the best 13c in r-pound tins; oomb rom Brantford says.. .4
honey No 1 $2.60 per. dozen. extra. $J A despatch I plo-te-our work in �quietness. We A despatch -from Lond'on- saysi
I ever drank, but I have since a boy are pledged to do our utmost to "The noise of the mourning Of a
per ii�sen;' i?*. z. n4o per dozen. Ewart Ruthbun, 16 years old,,
- learned it was Postum. ' I gained Poultry-Live chickens, wholesale, 12c to
employed by F. Casner in the Vil- ng'this exi>editi6n to 'a sue ;hty nation" sounded thrillingly
rapidly and came home in four ik per rund; fowl. loc to Ila, ducks, ISe. bri cess- mis
to 14c; , turkeys, t5c t&%:?W0; M?c lage of Harley, committed suicide ful termination. IncluIded. in that here on Friday when' tfie British
weeks. to 10c. Dressed poul Thursday t-by a ting with -in the publicati n of the scientific p!�Ople through their representative
"Somehow the coffee' we used at live quotations, excepting dressed turkeys, E-1-
at 20C to 210. a shotgun. He had just returned and other details " a, IleaKis joinea VVLLIL
tome didn't taste right when I got Potatoet.-Ontaric, potatoes. 85c per bag� te ot
from a skating party and retired b� - to,t.h e who have not.-been. In A gole=n requiem to tbe brave
I tried various kinds, but car, lots.- 75c; New Brunewicks, 96c per
-baell to the barn, when a shot was heard. spared, Perhaps now Tou can re&-. n icebound
bat out of store; We in ciar lots. dead now lying in a
ne tasted as good as that I drank Spanish onioni-Per case, '"*35 to $SL40' The discharge had pierced his lize why the official.. telegram was tomb in the Antarctic desert. 'King
rn the hospital, and &11 brought His mother resides in the so short.. Surel its painful brev- George, the members Of the Ca"h_
Provisions. heart. T
Smoked - ad at times ity needs.no defence." avy and
back the dreadful headaches and and Dry Salted Meate-Rolls Northwest, and the lad h inet and the heads of the n
the 'sick-all-over' feeling. - I Sw6ked, 14,;.4c to 15c; hams, medium, 170 been subject to brooding, spells. No army and other national services
to 17 I-2c; hoary, 15 I-Be to 160; breakfast
"One day I got a package Of bacon, 161.2c to i9c; long clear bacon, motive is known. Wh.at Official Report Said. shared in a stately ceiIemony in
rostum and the ftrst taste -of it I tons and camec 141-20 to 1414c; backs
. (plain), '211-2c; backs (peameal), 22o. In connection with the foregoing which also the nations of-the world
took, I 4aid, 'that's the good ooffee a
Green Meats-Out Of pickle. Ic lose than it is interesting to -note that Lieut. associated themselves with Great
ve. had in the hospital !" I have smoked. Evans, in his official report, says in Britain through their Ambassadors.
e Pork-Short cut, s26 to $28 per barrel: Warts on the Hands
drank it ev r since, and eat Grape- moss jl�ork $22. part The vast cathedral of St. Paul, 7711-
$21'50 to
ITuts for my breakfast. I have no Lar ieroos, 1334c; tubs, 141-4o: palls, torns on thC FcCi "Before Terra Nova left for New which is the resting-place of Nelson
triore headaches, and feel better 141-Se. Zeala-nd last March Surgeon At-
and many other great dead) whose
than I have for years." Name ..,..,Baled Hay an.d Straw. Removed Without 'Pain kinson, who ' had been left in names are on Great Britain a hero
Von upon requ No. 1. $12 to $11 Just apply Putnam'5 Corn and Wart ty until
5061 No' 2 harge of the western par -stly the fittest place
eat. Read the Baled bag4;I does C roll, was manife
$9 to $10; 3. $8 to 89; Baled traw, $�
to t* $9.60. zxtr&ctori it does tbe whole tricki Garrard
EmOus, little book, "The Road Scott's return, despatched. for the lofty rites to Captain Scott
-Wellville," in pli "There's'& it sure, doiii in a real burry n-d Demetri, dog driven, with two
IF .I . Montreal Markets. Putnatn'v �Nxtr"Wr a and comrades.
-reason. Montreal Feb. 18, - Oats -Canadian a off a Wart or lifts dog teams to assist the southern
in- concen. western, Ro. 2, 411-2 to 42o; do., No. 3, a.
Posturn now comes -It A corn without Any bad party, whose return to Hut Point
:-trated, powder form, called Instant 40 1-2 to 41o; extra No. I feed, 41 to 41 1.2o I off 80t. You don" was expected ahout March 10, 1912. BOYS
No. 2 lonal white, 39ni No. 3 do.. 57ol No. at'.' . . ; . .
�.postum. It is prepared by stirring 4 6c. Barlay-2atittobs--feed, 53 to h.v..to lay-uID-DO inca" Atkinson would have accompanied
-hot 64�%J .-- df-- ----
teaspoonful.in a cup of Itini,176 to 60o. Buckwheat-Nc. 2, venlenoo, Pain or- atross, AND
.o 57,0. our-MAnitoba Spring wheat tor sells Yound the whole world, this party, but -*as keit back in
adding sugar to taste, and firsts, $6.40- do swonde, $4.90; uxtra�c sold and reoommend*0 medical. charge of, Lieut. Evans,
enough cream to bring the color to strong bakers', Skfo; Winter patentg, 2so. per bottle, second in command, who, it will -Doift
Notoo, $6.25- at eight rollers, $4.89 to 84-90� by druggists,
golden brown. do., bari 2.9 to %2.30. Rolled Onto- remembered nearly died Of scu rvy.
Barrels 4kt bags, lbs., $1.12 1.1. BrqLn -rty reached. One
Instant Posturn is convenient; _$20i sharis, Mi middlings. 1271 moutille. This mlYef p'a 'IM I SS
--there's no waste; and the flavor' is ' to 04, 11&77No 2 per ten oar lots, Forty-eight children died in To Ton De ot March 3 but were oom-
always uniform. Sold'by gr<)(A5r&- 3.M tj 814. Chow Fine$ W"' 130; i6nto' from measl:ds'in- January, pelled ro return ifarch 10, owing GIRLS This
rl.� t 11 telw.11iter-
45 to 50-cup�,tin 30 cts., 90 to 1.00- ost Asterns. 1212 a 5.4o, New Brunswick and Nova, Scotia primarilLo to dog ' food" funning
Oboicest ergamory, 2ef4 to agoi seconds,
I I opened on Thnntday, short, a to peraistent ba4 wea-
tin 50 24 to 2k. rs--Fresh M to 37c selected. Le�latures It's the Beat Ever"
cup 23a W: F. 0. 1 B ..11 to 2
I . _N if _�ooi
A -.cu-p tin mailed for gro- rs to 160, Potatoes-Pei. His Royal Highness the Duke of ther and poor condition of dogs. or,
Ger, name�n' I 2-ce Yo-- lot@, 60 to 621.2c. Connaught visited the Six Natiofiq acooiint of etrain of hard seawm's Send Post Card to-day for particulars.
nd received work. Db-g teams returned t<3, Hut 74!;t.'An'toine SC, Montreal, Can.
tin ma
�je
T ne
had
a 114
V"n bui
tly b ea4
ad befIo
T,
Cana �an Posturn. Cereal Indians at Ohsweken a
�Postsge. r ja Live steak Markets, a civic. address from-Biantford. Point March 16,-the, poor animalsll
Co., Ltd., Win .1r, -Ont. Yontroml. Feb. 18.-Good eattle said at
kk
W -v"
A ri�
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t .,•. ✓: ...
.r •,r :..;..rs. Says- 'ym.: "a•:.� �� 'y,... r'r r vats,•', Z `:r.. '.v ,.x..u..' ,,4:
'•.,s ,,.+'• •'„�.ut."+!Aa .,..:•x,.iV";,.a;, ,r1r' i�•: :m'3(+Cl.e,pw-t�'xmr•..1 .�s(a�rs9}aa�nw,'n6.L:.,yru^ rise+' 7 f ... t � '�°- :wr•,. ._ ', ,. g• d �•A•
- O , t• .�' ... !`N: � ,1 ,� a n ,¢ ",.,+ a ... M
ALD PI�OSPE TOR 0� TO GROW UP. OR FROM ELBOW TO THREE XILESTONEIL
- 'A a a result of some very outspok-
FINGERS. FACE COVEREL..
QueenJill" oommentslen
_way, Princess Mary, the only • -Healing. an Old liras. WITH
PIMPLES
HIS REAL TR.O ' LE5 STARTED daughter of the King and Queen, ver nd Gen le a An etre enarian sighed and said: `
„ 8e e t m n Fully g
WHEN- RIIELrMATISM is at fast to be allowed to grow - Corroborates.' ere are three mideeto�nes in -a
,���, ret .
GOT HIM. up." Consequently, when neat her man's life. The first a very joyousInflamed.'
-- Miss Kate L. Dolliver, of L'ale- mi neb is when he ceases to be ad On robs a an
-'
Royal Highness is seen In London, 6'Be
a Li Red d
Y g called a o and for the first time Became SoPes. Had to Tie Hinds
she will be wearing clothes more dears, Queen's Co., N. f3., says: I Y+
Plasters, ointments' and Sulphur must add my testimony to the value hear$ himself called a young man. While He Slept. Well,Thank3 to 'Y�
suited to her years, while a few of Zam-Buk. Ulcers . and Sores Ah, how happy that makes him 1 "A CUttCUra Soap and Ointment•
were alike useless, but Dodds p
simple articles of jewlery are now broke out on my arm, and although young man,
kidney Pills made a new man of I tried to heal them by using vari- ".The second milestone is a mile- St. Cesalre, Quem.-"My child was
him. .a ous preparations, nothin seemed stone of earls melamc
Princeton B. C., February "1 rk o me any goo a sores when, a ceases to be called a young his face and arms became covered with atria
spread until from fingers to elbow
man and for the first time hears red pimples which a little
(Special).-All over Canada people - himself called a man. A man-not lacer spread on his umbo'
are telling of the great work was one mass of ulceration. R7r
;+ The pimples were very red F
---Dodd's Kidney Pills are doing,and �_ '`I had five different doctors, and a young man any longer. That
t and inflamed. They wetv
y. t faithfully carried out their instruc- causes him to take thought. What oke a accts red spot whteDr,
even in the Rocky Mountain fast- has he' achieved thugs far I Is his f�. n became a littlelargs
` -assess where n are hides her mines qq tions. I drank pint after pint of �' :.
men are tell cures made and .� �..I blood medicines, tried salve after life going to be a success or a fail- and rated up. Thea
g ° salve and lotion after lotion' but ure 4 A man, not a young man were fO"'m ave togschsr.
suffering.relieved•by the great Ca- '?t now, e h 4 How fast the years have ,- Those pimples caused>� ,
g D K it was of no avail, to scratch so that we had
Kidney remedy. Wm. Mur- "'
o .r
flown! sO he muses ruefully. ��a•
_ - sixty=six-years old, who has .,F"," My -father then took me thirty Y• to tie his hands while he slept. The tcohm` � L
-tramped the frontier as lumber •� '' E miles to see a well-known doctor. "The third milestone is a tra- trade him suffer so much that he cried part
P r, '� r, He photographed the arm and hand. gedy• It is when he is first called• of the night, waking up most of the people
ack, rancher, prospector, miner, _ an old man. Ah, how that stabs to the house. The pimples became worse ad '• '
J This photograph was sent to a New were very painful. a
hunter -and trapper, and who has him. An odd man; He will never
friends all over the west, is one of York hospital to the specialist; but "I used without sucom several remodis
r•;� they sent word they could do no- forget the innocent person-the which were recommended to me. I thea
these. Many a tale of hardship and , r .-� g child, the oath, or, erha a the used Cuticura Ointment and Soap, sive" 474
banger he can tell, but his first t thin further for me, and I was in girl-who first appliedthatperhaps,
him a bath every morning with hot wets
real trouble came when Rheuma- despair.
, ,,,�'� "F "One day a friend asked me if I to him. He will never forget the and Cuctcttta soap,and then applied a thea a�
r ,. layer of Cuticura Ointment on the partit
tiem claimed him. y had tried Zam-Buk. I said I had scene of its application, a happy
I slipped on the mountain side � r,- �rrxtra n t not, but I got a hos right awn scene, perhaps, which suddenly They gave great tsabt with itsV
and strained my kidneys and then 'r - "� y' turns funereal dreadful. An old Cutifirst-sppitOintm after using one Dos at
o That first-box dui me more good + Cuticura Ointment and a little mute thap �.
my troubles all seemed to set in - -,, ' than all the medicine I had tried'man-he who first hears those one cake of Cuticuts Soap my child was _
fiance. nearl all the symp ^ `, words applied to himself quivers, completely
Y 3 Jr.. : 4s! up to that time, so I continued t Le PP q Boa and Ointment my baby 1:
perfectly
toma of Lumbago, Sciatica, Neu- 3' treatment. Ever box healed the for all his wrinkles and gray p7
ralgia, Diabetes, Dropsy-"- and `� �?� '{ �'•• Y well and I shall alwayahavethemathsnd,".
. �` ., -sores more and more until to make beard. €or all his fait stomsch and
Bright's Disease," Mr. Murray bald head, with an anguish more (slgnedl'Jlrr• N.Jobta• Jan. 4, 191x.
g a lung story short, Zam-Buk healed g Cuticurs soap and Cuticura Ointment an
.!states. Princess 'Diary. poignant than youth has over felt. sold throughout the world. A single set is
all the sures completely. a -
"Then I broke out in a terrible Minister Corroborates.-The Rev. An old man-how it cuts and tears. often sufficient Liberal sample of -ack
_ rash that spread all over my body W. B. M. Parker, of Caledonia, How it saps the strength. What a mailed free, with 32-p.Skin Book. Address ' ,+
-and kept me in tortures. I tried;Permitted to her. The young Prin- heavy, limp, hopeless feeling of des- Portes Drug&Chem.Corp..Dep%
' Miss Dollover's minister, writes: elation it leaves behind it, STD,Boston,U.S.A.
all sorts of liniments and ointments cess will accompany their Majesties . This is. to certify that the testi-
and took sulphur enough to Start I to Paris in the spring, while later I monial .of Miss Doliver is correct "I am 80. 1 have heard .myself
s little hades of my own. But it(• called an old man for good manyMillionaires are getting so nom
In the year her Majesty proposes• as far am my knowledge goes. I g mon now-a-days that it will be an
rues all no use. Then 1 tried to take her daughter to Flt rence ;have known her fora year and a years now. But it always tortures
h 5' unusual wife of the future who
Dodd's Kidney Pills, and all I can i and other Italian cities for a brie! 'half and her cure e$ected b Zam- me It i9 the literal truth that,
Y couldn't have married one.
aay is they made a neve man of me. visit. It will, however, be fully Buk is remarkable." even at this late day. I'd rather get � 1
.. a blow in the face than be called
It Depends. three years before she makes her All druggista and stores sell at old It would hurt less.' Minard's Liniment Curls COWL Its.
Could you learn to love met" formal debut at Court. - Buk Co.,rurontoo,, for•ee r•yce.m1. old. FARMS FOR BALs
'; ' 4, - _ KITCHEN.
ON THE SIDEWALK Cured ed Stoma ch Gass
"I don't know," replied the girl �— P N, W. DAWSON. Ninety Colborn. streets
"What is your particular system of pp e Toronto.
iIIgtruCtiOIIY' �� [ ak Tired �,�t�, I OOD STOCK FARM OF SID ACRa8 A
,(+ n �s Meehanles of Bavalla Work to the Stopped 1'1iccollghs Cr with Three Drosses large Hank Bars.
RDf I �I N` �� T hr D i Open.
'a — L't li n.t he sold anfek Price to *es9 low. '
t E DESIRABLE
FARMS i VENAL DESI
We arose early one February
'Pains in the Stomach That Fled ;that can
b Alberta d Saskatchewan
Strength (Returns, 'Health Re- I morning. says a writer in the Chris- to Nothing Else, Pass Awa the can be boughs. Worth the mossy for ^�
. -- 'Falrvills Sept 30, 1908 Y auto sale:
Ylnsrd's Liniment Co, Limtted. tlan Herald, and left our fairly Quickly. It Nervillne T HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED coon 4 i�
Dear Syrs,-Wil wish to inform you that Aewed, Vitality Of ?.oath 1to
clean hntel in Neapolis for four .arm. to dittereat section. of o1000U
;we Consider our MINARD'S LINIMENT I! Tr Used. on my flet. If you want a farm eomsuts
a very superior article, and we use It as Re-created. _ hours of travel over the modern - =
a ears .ellef for sore throat and obex! __ road near the Dia ERr,ntia, which IRud Mr. Braun's Statement
,
ma.
When I tell you I would not be without
-.. — •, DAWSON Torenta �!
.-'It it tho arses was one dollar.• bottle. I Exhaustion and Bodlly Tlrednas Every should take us to ancient Philippi, -A few week• ago I ate some green
= smear k Our vehicle waa s somewhat dila
Roars truly, Day ■sing Turned late Vtssr and. P- vegetables sad some (snit that was not f *7F HirNDRll ACRES 1'N OZFOIID
CHAS F. TIL'rO]f. dated hack, such as we are familiar quite rape. It first brought on a lit off house
C ?ram* bar nice clay loam; !same
_ Ambition by Or. Hamilton's Pilin house, frame baro on atone wail, otboF dal
, —
with at almost every railway 8t&- Indigestion• but unfortunately it develop outbuildings. Close to Railway Statioll
From Chaboane Pt., N S, amen the tion but a surprisingly comfortable ed Sato hl000asbs r000mpaated by nau• 1114 milts to inters cheese factory Sn
following from Yrs W. A. Bsynoids. "A sea and cramps. I was dreadfully al mall delivery. Would exchanss for city,
c conveyance for this art of the tows or village propert Or for smaller ' w
\ year ase my health began to fail. I lost y P for two days — my head seb'ed and 'farm. The Western Rea Estate. London
world. Rattling down some steep,
e• t
appetite, became nervone and sleepless. throbbeds I belched gas continually. and Out ,F
rciughly paved streets. we came to
Mrs. Kawler—Isn't this sofa cosh- Ys weight tan down, I became thin. hot• I was usable to sleep at night A neigh STAMPS AND OOINS
the centre of the old Nea lis,
- iioD the one I saw you making for low•ohe•kad, and had black .lags under � bur happened la w ems me and urged ms
L`Iars'a Christmas present9 Mra: my eyes- I really telt as tt the charm iPamed-near the great Roma-a aque- to try Nerviline. Well. I wouldn't have v'TAMP COLLEcroas—HUNDRED DM l
$aye—Yes, but when I got it $a- o! lire had left me and when springtime duct and ascended another steep believed that any preparation could help I'_� '
r
ant Forsign Stamps. Ostaloine.
arrived I was in the 'bluaa.' i read o! f street on the other aide of the 'mar- so quickly. I took bait a teaspoonful of rnm a• oat• wee Cents Marks gums
is-hed it was entirely too pretty to Nerviline In hot sweetened water, and fnmoany, rotento. �-e
Dr. Hamilton's Pills and got flus boxes kit place.
give away, so I bought her 8 ready- y as t was we aA my stomach felt letter at once. I used MISCELLANEOdi t t
at Within a mouth m7 appetite and color people eRata Ila were u and
- pletely restored." �m T ANTED — LIVE WILD U1LrY L4. l
ltmade One. Nerviline several times. and was `
wet• good. I galled strength and telt 1n `` all kinds. Pearson. Poultryms4
t,
PILES OUREO IN t TO tt DAYS g The above is from a letter written by iluelph. Ont, .
anz druggist --man. New life ti VA with will refund mosey if PA20 O. E. Braun, a well-known stockman and ARG IN —
*�1TT returned. and my friends scarcely knew pomegranates, lemons and dates. B Music at wholesale. sample COPT tee
_ I�ITME. falls to cure any case of Itch- farmer near Lethbridge. Alts. Mr,
ns. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Files Is. me. A medicine that will do this should I ThP �o table dealer's die la ed a 6pecta'ties Agency, Box ism, Winnipeg., �
t to 14 days. No. be In every home." displayed Braun's favorable opinion o! the high
tempting array of cauliflower, cab- merit of Nerviline is shared by thousands i(Y ANGER, TUMORS,. LUMPS. ETO. r"t
O'ood health means -mach to yon.. sue- bages, onions, okra, leeks and pots- of Canadians who have proved Nerviline lJ interna! and ezternal, cared wli i
Relatives Of a newt married oou- .cera and happiness depend upon it. The out pain bT our home treatment.Media newly toes. As in all Eastern. cities, Is simply a marvel for cramps, diarrhoea, us before too late: Dr. Bellman M•db
lle never interfere—if they haven't maintenance and soars o! health !s satalence, nausea, and stomach disorders. Co Limited: Collin wood: Ont. ''
there was no privacy. The o6A was
"any'. found in Dr. Hamilton's Pills, M. per Bata t4. use, .guaranteed to cure—yon can
re aria his breakfast on the side �''t RAants all yo- FL-R RAvcHERB 4"
" leu, or flue boxes for $1.00, at all drug-
preparing g make no mistake in keeping Nerviline for r wants all your live, uninjured "
'• Illtnard'a Liniment Curls Diphtheria. walk; the shoemaker was plying his slack, Silver. C'rnr+. Foyer, also Mink,
risto and storekeepers, or by mail from your family remedy.
the Catarrhosone Co., Buffalo, N. Y.• and awl, the tailor his needle, and the Marten and Firhet': State price ezpeat
Hobson—"So you've bought a Kingston, Canada blacksmith was shoeing his horses, Large family else bottles SOc., trial dive full deecrfptioa and nearest express
size 25o. All dealers, or the Catarrhozone office in drat letter to save a errs oorre
almost in the very street. apo ndeuce. Dougal L. Graham, Poplatt '
r hville. Co., Buffalo, N. Y., and Kingston, Can-
i f property at Ma a
roe o o rt y'z
P P _
Y 13111 t
pow does your land liel". da.
+, . Job_.
Pon-"Not nearly so well as the That's a et. Twisting a Moral. a 96 — !1 ALL STONES. KIDNEY AND BL.AD-
Via.
Heli the world is on the moron G der stoner, Kidney trouble, Gravel.
pgent who sold it to me." The visitor was examining the Father' (to lazy ,schoolboy home g� Lumbago and kindred ailments positively
class. "Can any little boy or girl for the holidays') - "Late again, scent in the pursuit of happiness. eSa om' priced with he now 11.50. Another new�rem ar y�
Low Colonist Rata to Pacific Coast Tom'I Now, when I was your age,
They think' it consists in having for Diabetes-Melliute, acid sate ears. M �.
is Chicago and Orth Western Railway. here tell me what a fish net is mads gad getting and in heir netted b Sanol's enti•nfabetes." Prlre t2.00 fres 1-4
,
n sale dally, March 15th to April,SSth of i" be kindly inquired. ",A lot of I once found a purse lying in the g g Y' .druggists or direct.. The Sanol Manor
clsale from all ;Pints. to Canada .to road at ?. o'clock in the morning— others. It consists in giving and turin Company of Canada Liuil=
e es, San Francisca- Portland, lige holes tied together with ruin others,
Winn or. Ulan _•
aft Lake Cisy, Seattle, victoria, van• strings," smiled the never-failing and-at from Setting up earl g -
over, Nelson, Rossland, and many other " „ Toni-"Well, 'air, the man who -
•' - �+
into. Throu b Tourist sleepers and bright boy. „ '.TO CURE A COLD IN ONE toAV DYEING ! CLEANING 1 �
reclining Mir care !romp Ch ando. lost it )rot up earlier. Take LAXATIVE BRONO Quinine Tablets Fur the v0 a hest,send your work to the
ariable routes. Liberal stop over@. For Druggists refund money if It !ails to ours. 006's „
1'latormation as to rates, routes and When Your Eyes Need�ere Mlnard's Liniment Cures Carset In Cows. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each hoz +'BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING
terature, write or call on.H. H. Bennett, 45c. Lout for ag Tor yrur. Ott erased direct.
neral Agent, 46 Yon Street. Toronto. Try Murine E�e Reme No 8mr Red,Weak,s --�' Montreal. Toronto, Ottawa. Quebep
ge Was—Acte ntcklyy. n�yl it for Red,bleat, The steamboat came splashing +"
— watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids.. IUnr Even if a man is the.head of the v
It Does. Crated Hook In each Package. Murtne In along her course at full speed, and family it doesn't follow that he's �+
r7 compounded by our Ocullsti—nu a"Patent Med- Y The Heart of w!'fano isthe,
rr Y kine"—bat used In successful Pbyetcians'Prac- the first thing the passengers knew the brains of it.
$18 Dad- boy,, I made my rice for many years. Now dedicated to the Pnb-
Million with only a common school Ito and said b Ura girts at sac and aoc per settle. she had crashed head on into 'the Action. Insist on the
�+ 11[urine 11" Salve in Aseptic Tubes, 25c and 60a
pier. °.Nett "' cried a 889E'.n- ?,
education. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago P y' rp Mlnard's Ltnimspt Cures Distemper. "
The Son-"But it takes - college —�' ger, as the splinters flew. I won- OTTO HIGEL
der what is the matter. Lots Drawn for Terdlet.
education to know haw to spend M ` First Pump. rr, othin r--s&ia n-• ee-ef' -A--new method' of administeriti �i�no Action
t ,v �-Y o.,-o g
The first pump ever invented *Safi deck hands. "Nothin', ma'am-it justice .was invented and, applied
the heA.rt of man or'animal, and it looks to me �s if the captain just recentiv.ait Villa Franca de Xira in BOILERS
New and Second-
i to day oile of,•the most perfect forgot that we shtop here." Portugal. A prisoner was charged hand, for heati s.
. w pumps in use. -The heart'as a pump with coining, and as the jury was
and power purposes. TANKS AN ,
is. decidedly up-to-date, and engi- evenly divided and could not agree, SMOKE STACKS. Agents for Bturse. +.
neers unanimously agree t wF- i♦ they determined to draw lots. Two vant Ventilating an-1 lIeating Systems.
' principlAs of construction for the. pieces of paper we're procured, one `21 WORK! . n.
highest ,efficiency are correct, and was inscribed "guilty" and the POLS�N LIMITED TORONTO
s
that it is not surpassed by any other "innooe.nt." They were then
Engines and Shipbuilders
pump .invented by Ulan. It is not 1,X folded and Fhuftied, and one„teas
I only a powerful force pump of in- roA rr chosen by-tt-j 1.roan—It ha ened
credible effic+iency, but it in self- to be the one inscribed "guilty,' r- -
ie airin aia self- iprovatin N whereupon the prisoner 'was sen- C]:XD far THREE
1 1 While the mechanism is in action, tenced to the .. maximum penalty, �Y JOKES,' PUZZLES, ^”
it_cleensea send,purifies itself._ For four years' penal servitude and or TRICKS and our
a r its size and work, it is bhe greatest eight years' transportation. t w be iiftiful illustrated
pump of the age. . Pj 28-Page Catalogue
p ' Belle-I thought you could keep t 0-,13—23 cts. Speei•&r
23 THE "'The hest capital for �a man•to i secret? Grace-Well, I kept it � l �� � print's to merchants
begin•with is a capital wife," says for week. Do you think I ant a )NOTELTY llel'RE, an
r. ISSUE 8--'itis a woman writer. . sample fres If you writs National Drug
a Chemical co. o! Canada, umtt•a, colt}-storage warehouse 3.44 Notre 1)ntnc Iiccit, 3fONTRI':_•1L.
l
: .. E,,.�,5`_' -...' .:' ".','.••• .:..,ii'.-_...`' r.. ';:ec i'' .,.r:•. ie�' .��... ...a .„r `..io r�w.ar� � . .y .••_ »;t <
L ... ''CI: ,','.dn:'n w,_. ,' • �. •'. x ., _ ',. �e,:,,x.c.r,....., t a,..i` i ,w'vit `N +rd
. 'C-- ..y �' F' t -9 e WY �„ " y,-..?'esti X f:^~'S.&:S.Rk. w,,;•,' 'i•`GmP,p,�✓m�ti� .a ' i4'
w r
~ iuc 'iil�ltrivcgiWf people• end possibly the demand Don't fall to hear Markham Band DON'T GO l�'ISHIN(�rr -
a` for certain g greater' Good Music and'good ice. -
' sop►fabadr eesrrld.rmors asts•omew F°Odutets bels -
a,Psoksstag,oaa _ than the supply.
Now AdvorKsonsewta.
'1.tea aCHOOL RBPORTa R I CHARDSO ' -
.. g1.9S pu yeas ; t1.00 if pall is adtaaos. OTATOES FOR SALE-First-class
Repo of�8_.S No. 8 PickerlaapplytO Irsion.
Or.-Annie�.ar a, as erne pioksriaR. 91
is advaaw Pennock (equal), Harold Pugh, Hugh For all kinds of Fresh Frozen, Smoked an Fish and
Pugh. I`'. Jr.-Lydia Mnor, Irene �j OUND-A horse blanket. Owner
JOHN MURKAR, Proprietor, Pugh, Marwin Philp, Albert Suter. L will receive eameby calling as the Poet a
III Sr.-Mary Hamlin, Lilian Pugh. office Brougham, 90 _
r .. III Jr.' -Josephine Larkin, Wilfred WHEAT and HAY for sale-
red
AND COMMENTS B _ _ FRESH FROZEN FISH a
e Mooney, Hazel Birnie, Hilda Griffin, The undatei sed has for sale 1t0 bushels
-- -
Kenneth Hastirigs: Emily Reesor, of firs; class buckwheat and 86 tone of hay, - ;
The question is frequently ask- James Griffin, Jesssle Tweedie, Fran- p�ly t gJas, Mitchell or, Walter shephaeld, White Fish 15 cents lb. Trout 13 cents lb.
ed, "Is Polar expeditions worth cis Tweedie. II. Jr--George Toole. 8u Red Salmon 15 cents lb. .
o while." Dttriu the est century Edith Toole, Donald Pugh. Pt. 1 Sr. ARM TO -LET-180 acres- Town-
g P Y -Frank Sebeck. Leslie Sanderson, F ably o!Boarboro,!l inilee from Toronw, SMOKED AND DRIED FISH
i many expeditious have started Clarence Christian, Florence Millar-Mtlar , cotntorcabtetszm house. a basns,9 orchards,
ti
OUT,in sears O the ort ole, — apPIV co EN Y WEST:fEY,lsowest sill,P. O:
Poynter, Lilian Hamlin, George Grif- oat, ll•ti Fillets 14 cents lb. _ Digby Herring 20 tante a bus.
and more lately several have fln. Primer A-Alma Millar, Flor-
a1 made ab attempt to locate the once McKay, George Hamlin, Eunice OR SALE=High•cl:ass Shorthorn
(South Pole. Durin the Roach, David Dawson, Polly Dawson, L, cow,s years old,fresh with heifer calf by SALT FISH y
r g past primer B-Marjorie Birnie, Arthur side. Cow has four cr=sees. Also a Clydesdale
three or four ears daring ex lor- Besse, Roy Randall. Margaret Me- mare,rising 6 yre old,bred J, imported eine.
Y g P Y 8 For further faformation see J, F. GARBVTr, Labrador Herring 25 cents a boa Salmon'Trout 10 cents lb
Callum teacher. North Claremont 16-sf _ Boneless Cod 10 cents lb.
ers have reached both goals. - _
Lieut. Peary, of the American SEED GRAIN FOR SALE-Select-
- Navy, w-ho has one on manscot b EriyYielder,Wheat; Re¢nerrateed Irish whist Leave us your OYSTER order. We have them
x lar expenditures, and has lived WOMM'S MOST Siberian. Abundance, Ssaastloa Sud Irish
Pe , victor Oats. send for ssmpleaanP=62.
pzioa. Ap- FRESH all tale time.
o-> many years in the arctic regionQ, ply.ovena Phone 191s, J. Lapp a '$91.� R, = C H A R, JD S O N ' a
has been the only man to reach
SUCCESSFUL Ii'ARM TO RENT-Being of 22 con. - FOR GOOD GROCERIES
the north pole, although Capt. (onemilewattClaremont
Cook has claimed to have been vill"e) at d�toansi tiff of 100 sores welater- _
ed, •nevez-failingsprfng creek• orchard, hi °Asia-
successful also, but who is di£- roof barn with stab lea underneath,
waaami�i
credited by the whole world and M ED I C I N E COOP ER tClaremoatealare apply to �Q, etion
E -- - -
Is looked UPU1185 being an impoe_ RtedueOR SALE-About 10 Lona of Special _
ter. Amundson. the Norwegin Known All �, The World F threshed timothy and about IS tons
�r of timothy hay, saved ra good condi-
explorer reached the South Pole a t on. Also about sou bushels of seed oats
.year or so ago, to be followed a "�a'� Only For The ;.r°Al the ab osis Banner.) for &&to at°a in Ladies' and Gents' Febt Boots
month later by reasonable r'.ce at lot I.I. co a. 3, Pickering,
s� British Navy, who, with four of 5
K AR1f FOR SALE-Beit lot 18, Gents' All-felt Boots, regular $1.60, for $1.3a. _ s
his conlpttnions became a martyr We know o! to other medicine which F 8 —= •!
B,F.con,Pickering, consisting r 18
to polar exploration. blas ea- �s been so successful to relieving the scree more crises oa tee promises ars a Ladies' Felt and Leather Bouts, reg 1,f10, for 1.35:
-- - of-Women,-e,"eeeived-se Man— orood-rood -boas,•and bars -
• plorRtione have, started out in geaaine testimonials, as,has Lydia E. n` R�' boll 1s a rich slay loam,clean sad is a - Genxs' Felt and Leather Boots, reg 2.40, for 2.00.
Rood State of cnitivation. This tarm is admit-
search of the much coveted goal. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound. ably adapted foe market gardening. is close
to,taiion G T B1 and is ceavenieat to the -
,� >, only to return unsuccessful, after In. nearly every community you will new electric railway now under constructioa. A full line of Ladies', Genta' and Children's Boots and 'Rub.
suffering man hardships from find women who have been restored to Public school is situated across the road from-
g y P health by this famous medicine. Almost tLis farm. 14 also convenient to the v ila,te of bers at right prices.
Y cold, hunger and diseBSP. A num- P ckenng. Price J1300. For further parucu•
every woman you meet knows of the lays appiv to Jos.B Gormley Pickering. or
' leer have also started out never to at it has been dol amort ant- Frank e.3lcConvey, is Toronto Street. To-
� g� � g rontu, 8l)•89
return. What became of them, faring women for the past 30 years. Watch our Bargain Table. There.will,always be- a bargain-on it for
no ons knows. And shat has Fox Creek, N. B.-"I have always ..'
had pains in the abdomen and • weak- you in-regular, special or odd good?.
r been accomplished? In ,wealth -.r nese there and often
t nothing apparently has been gain- - `
after meals a sore
ed. but in srieutiflc know ledge, nese in my stomach. --- Our home-made Shirts, Sox, Mitts, Smocks and Overalls
much has been gained. To the Lydia E. Pinkham's Hard and Threshing Coal, now in are witterq. Have you tried thein.
average man this has no value. •ice VegetableCompopnd haud at yard at Greenburn _
has done me much station. Call and get
but to the sc ieuti+t and scholar. .►� L•„'_ I am atrongrr, prices.
r this infortuation has more than t? t digestion is better �� r c = our an a
y Y!f lYl . GIB B �:? O N "y Fresh Fish, Qysters ti Haddi
recompensed the great roo:lep * and I can work with - _
outlay and sacrifice of human lifr. ambition. I h a v e 1 Our Groceries are the Freshest. _
encouraged many GRE:EN$C'RN. ONT.
The 'lamentable -death of Scott 1 ,� mothers of families - _ . _ .__ �p._ _ __.... „
and his companions has stirred to take it as it is.the ( ,O�GE PHILIP J7RGUGHA�
:.the whole civilized world and the best remedy in the world. You can pub- 1 f _ , _ -.
heroism displayed will serve to lish this In the papers.--Mrs.Wlt,t.[A>Is CHOPPING
S. BouRquE, Fox Creek, N.B. - _
stir others to heroic deed_,and in In the Pinkham Laboratory at L T _ _ _-this respect mach has been gained. g ry �' Having installed A new Oast' Roll, new P��LI� s• SHOPSTORE
Mass., are Ales containing hundreds of Chopper and inew Wtier•a•heel, I
The high cost of living thousands of letters from women seek- am better prepared thin ever f7�
g g is a suit- ing health; in which many openly state to attend po the wants - H I 1 B Y
lest of much discussion at the over their own signatures that they have 'of my patrons.
present title. Marry of the neves- regained their health by taking Lydia E. Chopping every day io the week r
;varies of life are now double the Pinkhsal's Vegetable Compound, many except Saturday,
of whom state that it has saved them We are Head-quarters for all lines of Boots, Shoes,
price of-,that of twelve or fifteen from surgical operations. John IF. Bayles, Greenwood �
years ago, and -what the-cause of V C - Rubbers, Etc:, Etc.
,thie great change is a solution..
un In Now York li'4�=et� $ockey Boots arid_all lines of Felt Goods at greatly
which seems difficult of solution. EED reduced prices.
•It seems to us that one ^_ootribut• BgArTtF,_L«.OXEN of THE 400 wxo
lug cause to the high price of nP- HAVE LUXURIANT HAIR at Cherrywood station (phone No, 151. u _
1cessary Commgdities is the ezorbi• In Ray New York, where women ”
tant pro entan a the hair tonic called PARIS1lAN Sage
middlemen. On being questioned at SQ cants is in great demand. g Malted Coin Feed and Dried Brew- , = roc re�� � l
re rdin the cost and eellin PARIyAN Sage is the discovery of ars Grains, Ground Oil cake, Calci-
g g a well known scientist, and he claims well's Molasses hleal, Blatchford's ' _ •- , . .
price of goods handled by a cer- most emphatically that it is the only Calf Meal, and various- kinds ,of a
twin wholesale house in Toronto, hair preparation that will kill the per- Poultry Food, Create of The West . ."Pickering
Fur'n"' itura tQre
a trusted clerk stated that the siscent dandruff germs. and Monarch Flout•, Bran, Shorts, cke lig
At any rate The R. T. Booth Co., etc. •Prices Reduced
•selling price of a certain piece of Ltd.,of Fort Erie, Ont., Canadian rrl.10 12i.B ReeeOr -
dress goods was $1,75 per yard, Manufactures of PARISIAN S:ige give -
out through D. Pettit this guarantee, Is where yon will find a full line of Dres%ejrs and.Stands, Coaches,
the cost price of which was only the strongest ever given : M :.
.90 cents a yard, thus yielding a "«'e guarantee' PARISIAN Sage to Railway tussal Beds (:y Rockers,
el Oak i in Couch Beds, . orris Chairs. .
profit of nearly 9i per cent. This end dandrntf in two weeks; to stop GRAND TRUNS System and Fon cT blas, 1BoOkR CD�esn�cd Room
kstesR,tl Sten- ,
Exiling hair; to make dull, lifeless and Winter Tours to 3x3, 3x31r and.3x4, Small Mats and Rugs.
is not an isolated case, but is R colorless hair,heautiful and luxuriant: California, Colorado, Mexico In.ff�ct ever thin ke` tin •'Furniture Suure. Call and get prices.
sample of the profits the whole. to cure all itching diseases of the scalp y g p .
sale men receive for much of their or money back." and Pacific Coast Points. No troilble to show goods and-Lit prices that are right:
The Grand Trunk Railway is the A discount of 5 per cent fnr cash off all govds;•except Beds and bed.
good t3. It is these exhorbitant ���� most direct route from all points ding, until the 15th of February:
profits which enables the residents east through Canada via Chicago. Gyre€til aGte� -
- Northern -Grown Trees .
of Toronto-To point with pride to Arple, Pear. Plum, Cherry Peach, • EE'ATURES
their host of lnillioriaire' s, and -to Grapes, Small Fruits, Ornamentals,
Everggrreeeen., Roses. Flowering shrubs. Double Track, Fast Service, Finest Agent for Berlin Grauil;e Works, •iso for l3ratflptou'Cut Flowers
their Tlanl'erOl19 costly mansions. Climbers• Etc. Everything in the Roudbed,'bindern Equipment, Un- l _ -
Nursery line., Catalogue _fr e. Send
'We can understand how 'a drug- list of your wanes for prices, Agents excelled Dining Car Service. -BU
ti '
Rist or a stationer can sell goods Wasted. Apply for term.. TO THE SUNNY SOUTH _ IRLING
at. s profit of 100 �, grytQ►� a7uneryman. v i.
p per cent. when + Fort Elgin.. No more desirable route than•via • •
the selling Grand Trunk to Detroit, thence
g price of Ari, article i9 5 via Cincinnati to Jacksonville,Palm PIQKERIN G, Ont.,
..1
or 10 cents and when the sale of i ---- ' ' ' - — ' Beach;Nassau, et1c.
the article and wrapping it u re- -----------------
• PP g p ---'------------'- Round trip tickets,giving choice
quires probably five or ten rii'inu- _ B.ASSAW -�--
th
fu sill the best routes, together ionstes. But we cannot understand full information obtained
and reservations
may be obtained from nearest G. . D TIRE ES1'ABLLVI:D
charge nearly
liave the face to T: A ent, or write A,E. Duff,D. P. Q
how a man gg
` ------------------- A.,Toronto;.C.n.t.
• taxa
g 100•per cent. profit - ----------.--------
on an article that costs about $40 Is the Mid-City of Canada's FRED. ALLEN,
Agent, .�:+(
or$50, and where the sale of the Great jVest. Pickering
goods will occupy only a few- A fast growing Railway centre.
Special inducetnents for nlanu- DO SOU Realize
minutes. Another GASP was re- p facturers at 13assano.
cantly reported in the Toronto
the money you can make selling fruit ECURITY for bods principal surd -
A ,Gi antic Ir<'re •tion System is +
papers, where a person in �Vintii- g g y trees? The present demand'for sur-- `S Enteral is the Ent esseatlalof m
being constructed. ]K
sery stock is the greatest in the his-
peg had paid $5.75 for,'a barrel of investment; the ability to realize
rly completed,the largest dais tory of the business. Every person - j
apples which were sold by the _ on the continent. who has land is planting or,preparing . quickly the second. Judged by i6se i
'- inducer for 73 cents.— it would =®F' (CANADA --
ea
P Own property in the fast -----to plant. --' -- �taadards, a depois� in the iiavitgs
be interesting to know who all`re- growing Gentle. -' 'Welwant Now OFF department of this Bank is an ideal
calved the profits" in. this Case. _ for Fall and Winter months a reliable �D "Ca �octa of investment.
Fol further information man to sell in Pickering and surroupd- in i
The middlemen, we believe, is re- ,Apply to ing district. Good pay, exclusive terrt- TORONTO -
sponsible for much of the higher . e_ tory and all the advantages in repre- T ('�
cost of living. There are, of. Ontario- Western Investments ani sooting an old„established firm. Over _ _PICKERI,lr G BRANCH
600 acres in cultivation. Established !
BAN
coarse, other contributing causes,( Realty Co,, Ltd, 88Cyears. Write PELHAM NUR.- R W. GORDON, Manager. 10 it-o Brame also at wtakbr• +
ae increasing extravagance of the 'JUNDALK, ONTARIO( SERQ• CO.,Torogto, Ontario,
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cu►na+�tottT Mrs.Midgeley and children, of Mrs, W. Bingham and children ,
'Mise Maud Beal of Toronto Toronto, sre ependiog a few weeks left on Monday on their return _--�
--- was bom►e wee Sunday. Mrs. Powell. Al Edmonton-,-
Mrs. W-1 w g •
Mrs.Forgie Sr. is spending a few to , after spending a couple of
'days with friends in Toronto. We have had some ideal winter months here at the home of the Importaat showing of that display of ,
Mrs M Rt a weather during the mat 'week or former's mother, Biro. R. Besse Sr VeryM.
da s witllJoshus d Mrs.Bundy. two but barely sufficient tom a Jon Davidson o urn, 8 Dolls, Tobe, foal
y slei hin at his home on Wednesday, in his 1adonary' BOOks' �.
Thomas Csreitg a carload god B �+
of cattle to Toron� Tuesday. Mrs. R. E. Michell, of Toronto, 71st year. Funeral Saturday at 2.80 �►, teoeived for the Holiday trade. call
Dr. R. L. Graham, dentist, will is spending a few days with
` Lyman and Mrs. Pilke and Ed. --. _._� . -____T, and see them. 4'
be here as usual on Wednesday y - - Babseriptione taken for all Magazines, "- `✓l
bent. + and Mrs. Gibson. FREE
-� Peter Macnab Sc. spent TuesdayThe water in Borland's pond has 4 -Weekly and Daily Newspaperof -
in Toronto with his daughte , leaked away and in consequence Stock Judging Course t '`�.•`
Miss Bessie. the ice harvesters are compelled Will be held at the . tT. �_. R=CHA•R]�t�i.. QN
Wm. Bryan and Wm. Arm to take a vacation. Temperance Hall
strong, of Stouffville were in town R. M. Middleton had the rnis- �.ZOC3� $t2'e0t. Whith 'a .
2 Tuesda fortune to break his leg on Mon- A M t
Frank Derusha, of North Clare- day evening while wrestling with << -ON-
wont, hos started operations with a companion, Roy Forsyth. 4_
P Thursday and Friday,' � .
• his crusher. Oscar Barber, who has recently �s Remember the parlor social at been in the employ of Wm. Jones, February 20th and•21st.the Presb terian zaanse this f Fri•. of Balsam, has been engaged-by EVERYBODY WELCOME - our Uti ate . ,C h 0'ee ,
�' Evans Ward for the season.
= _,day)evening. PROGRAMME .:
C. K.'Found has exchanged hor- bliss Gertie Wright and brothers You'may not buy an engine this year. You may decide-that-your
Harold and Clifford, of Green Thursddy, 1.30 p. m.- P P4,30 pp. m..-,Beef resent Separator will .do for another season.
ses with Mr. Baker, of the 10th and Dairy Cattle.'John Gardhouse.."
line of Markhaur. River, spent Sunday with their Friday, 9.90 a. m.-12,00, "Sheep or :Lille many present owners of
Mr. Curry, principal of our grail►dpare»ts, James and Mrs. Light Horses or .Both. .*John
(lard-
-public school onto. Saturday with Lawson. house."
friends in Toronto. Two rinks of our curlers visited 1.30 p.m.-4.30 p.m., "Heavy Horses,"
The special services being held Locust Hill on Thursday evening Dr. J. A.Sinclair. -
at Glasgow are beingF F well attend- last when the played a friendly - _ ;
Under the auspices of the local office CREAM SEP ORATORS
ed and very successful game with the club of that place
f Agriculture and
t
D
Ont.f th
idefeatinghb4h
oe n . e . o
Robt. Lynn, of Chazy, N. Y., -�;;� �
s tem y sots. �,
. � South Ontario Farmers' Institute. You may be even be rsuaded to try
epeadiug a month with friends in Mrs. Herbert Cooper and child. Fpr further information regarding
y y two or three other makes be.
Claremont and vieinty. and Miss ZellA Evans left on 3atur- the course apply to g e fore you fivally get an Empire. But the Empire is the ULTIMATE 3'
Mrs. Thomas Neal who has been da morning for the Peace River machine. No other will fully satisfy you so long as you know there
F g F. G. Hogarth, Dept. of >a.
- `gaite ill for some-time is reported District which is to be their future Agriculture, Whitby, or is a better machine-an Empire-on the market. .
to be slowly recovering. home. We wish them a pleasantp, H. Crank, Secretary Sooner or later you'lI realize the truth of what we are telling you now. Per,-
Mrs.-JJ. Forsyth still continues journey. Farmers' Institute. haps you would realize it sooner if you were to read our booklet? Perhaps
in a dangerous condition -but is -- - you-would like the Em ire to demonstrate its eu y y
Th p' perioric in our own home?
gaining strengthslowly. _ -_ _ - _at will be best proof of Sur statements. We area your eersice �
W. M. Palmer was off duty for a cant or a letter. You will receive our booklet on profitable dairying bt
.a couple of days with an attack of A "Feed" that adds 25% to the value of Stock in a very short period return mail. Address
y 1e. B r-ippe but is-around again. _ •a:
s Iv
--Shepherdson,_ _ Camwews Molasses Meal Empire Cream Separator Co.-of Caftada--Ltd; Toronto
Peterboro, spent a few days here It does more than that-it also insures the Sold in Pickering Township by
with her sister,Mrs. Levi Linton. health of your cattle besides reducing neral '
Mrs. James Lawson received R �r feeding costs by a substantial margin. It is
slight stroke on Friday last and is Howard E. Turner Agent, Whitevale-
now in rather a serious condition. 84% pure Cane Molasses and 16% edible moss f f
A few from here attended the A®+i selected for its unique digestive action. You r
know the feeding value of pure Cane Molasses. �r �t�
Masouie ball at Brooklin last Fri- �Caldwell's Meal is the only w�asteless form in Shorthand Made IBiibsq �. BRYAN
_ •9�'.w
dap night and all report a good which it.can be fed -It's slava s palatable and
y �1
Lime. dry to the touch. 'Fakes the place of an equal --_---- B`RSERI
`' t• amount of other cereal, makin it more If such evidence as the following ex- Tobaccos, pipes and smok I
Mrs. A. W. McKay and her son, g g i;
palatable and digestible. Most likely your tracts from letters and other uail sundries. Central office Zell
David Taylor, visited her Baugh- eedman handles i but write to ua at an B y y Telephone.Co. A nc for "-
ba '� � t• Y strong testimony contained in our .� P agQ y = =
Mrs.Comba, of Toronto, for fete rate for the facts. booklet, is not sufiicent to satisfy any Rolston Laundry, r_at
_ ..days. ser. THE CALDWELL IrtEEI} CO, Limited, person desirous of learn Eng shorthand, CLAREMONT, ONTARIO
John sn_d Mrs. Caster, of Toron- then there can be no merit in any busi-
to, spent Sunday here with the DUNDAS, ONTARIO. e.2 ne9s under the sun: i
farmer's parents, Tobias and Mra. DEAR MR" CLARKS-"Ix is a plea- 0TER T Caster. sure to write a testimonial endorsing LAND
P. MRenab Jr. and sister, Mks anything so much superior to other
Margaret went to the city. They _ R - things used for the same purpose as
latter is spending a few day9 with your system of Eclectic Shorthand is >
friends. to others I have examined. I shall
Mr. Howard. of Barrie, return- be ple ed t replv to
be sent me cw thurw
re-
--ed home on Friday R•fter spending a =°
a month with his sister, Mrs. �ti'in, .erence to the system, or to have any ��,�„•, ,
one interested call to see me."-L. K. l+
Thompson. FALU& 477 Parliament St., (teacher.) OVERLAND MODEL 59 T
G, M.-Forgyth,_sold a ' shorthorn
Our Fall and Winter Term tom- :
heifer one dap last week to Senator menced September 5th, but students 1913 Models nos• on view. Betteir
Edwards, of Prince Edward Island may enroll, any day,as instruction Is
than ever
:.for. which he received a good strictly personal.
figure. Mr. For9yth also sold a Write or call for free booklet. - $0 1. P„ d Pass. $1350.= 45 H. P.s
�?ure-bred bull to Mr. Starr, of Clarke's Shorthand. College Pass. $1950 all fully equip-
Uva Scotia. - 566 College St., Cor. Manning Ave. a
p that TORONTO. Pe and guaranteed. De- -
attack of pneumonia a few weeks
James lSirrell. who hada severe ,�;t�" d
_ago has quite recovered from livered Toronto. ;
disease
but ie now-in a serious cot- iso m rd Motor
. i A Gra m'and Garfo
�+ d
dition from His many friends rac hoping for44
:r'� 'A' 0- N E T a i Y « y 11,
w Trucks.
his nidmatq recovery. Gasoline Engines, Cream Separators and Power Spray Outfits. $ •e t 5� a =a ShaWwerland Sales'Co.,
George Turner, 31
who was so seri-
ously injured in a runaway Re. Also agent for the John Deer M'f'g Co.. of Welland, manufacturer of :f _ ° - i e p 53 to t>9 Adelaide St., West.
B t o = o x t o s
cident a week ago Saturday even•. all kinds of Farm Implements, and sole agents in st
-Jag is making rapid _ QZr_e_-.4p_ Ontario for the 9 i ht output. 24
� eS? erom " s , ae
wards recovery. He is still con-
$bed to his bed, but he ie rapidly =_..' -Blacksmi-thing and Woodworking in all its braocheg. s °'@a"ea a° g 14;"„'�
_ o M o- �; &� o = Pickering Lumber Yard
.re his strength. fi O
John sett. of Atha, i9 to be W. H. Jacksan, - Brock Road 0� �"`
'congratulated f being s t e 11 ..m m e :" Jan I' m All kinds of rough hemlock, I and 2
move this week into his - Ane new - x �� I ani Feb � inch pine dressed. '
residence. His farm is now well y = m .4 °+ a su y w In sidinggsa-we have Manitoba, drop.
'.equipped with buil,din'O, R fine e! �� syr h•o Vd and feather edged. •
new barn as well as the house ;il' = In shingles-New Brunswick and
�I O1 ° iy . " 0 Wn �aT British Columbia. 44
having been erected during the THE DO-MINION. SAy� Jae o o In ready roofing-Montreal and,,•�?a$t year. _ .ro�.Jnl)'• Brantford make: ';;'�
Charles Middleton has sold hie SIR EDMUNDS.DOLE".M P.,PRESIDENT, W,D MATTHEWS,VIC[•PR[eIDENT• O- ,o p t;. Sept -4
farm on the 5th line of Uxbridge, - e.•A.•BOGERT. General manager. ro wp oeM W. D. CORDON &SON, l `.
e.�w.
and will hold an aucEion sale of caNwu
paid Up tnerve Fund se,aoe,soo. ToieiawetsYte•ee0.Sos. � m •� g � C maiN�ly Pickering,Out .,w4
his farm stock and implements on if YeA Keep Money At Home
Jena 1914-Whitt 7, Oehava 8,Brouxbam ���� , ..= '•
March. Mr. Middle- 'the •ry
Y
the 12th of . a f ime-or ou ms lose m
n of a li et
afire may burn up the savings gs Y Y
ng - 9, Port Perm 1.T,Uxbridge 1
6,Oaaiaatoa tb,brick regi•t0nhas purchased a by robbery. It deposited in the Dominion Bank the will be earniBeaverton►�,II aTDve is
dence in Stouff velle and will move
interest Yad are al aYavailable.
•'
-there after his.sale- - �tl� in.-- A bargain and an investment- • ness B _
- us �O��I��� � . .0
the quarter you pay to the public - WHITBY BRANCH: A. A. ATKINSON, Mknager,
library.' You get full value for And prepared to do all kinds,of
your money and you help to in-
creafte the grant from the. govern- . -Woodwork.Woodwork Repaiving.and ~ ,
went which is expended for new Of all materials sad design
books. But don't wait till your s Tire Setting. kept in stook. It will pay you
reading time in'the year is $1,000- Feb'y ,CIear n . - Sale - to all .t our works si d E't be our slash
gone.• Do it now, a+i and obtain prices. Don'/ be misled b!
Miss Mary Morgan, who has SPECIALTY IN HORSESHOEINCT aBentewe do nob employ them,oonsegn■ai•
been spending a few weeks at her Boots and Shoes, reg. $1.40, sale price$,1, Rubbers, reg. 1,00, ly•we Dan, and do 9brow off the ageni
home here recovering from an at for 85c., Ladies' Rubbers reg. 75c, for 65c: - Ind..phone, No. 302, Claremont oommission of 10 per a no.,whiobyou Wit
tack of typhoid fever, left on certainly save'by ptuok►asing tram as.
Monday for Toronto, where she Dress(foods. Lustres, green, brown. Toques and Hockey Caps, reg 25 JOHN MeGRATH °�wlioited,
will spend a few days before re- cream,reg 25 and 30c. for 20c and 35c, for ZOc and:26c WHITBY GRANITE CO., "
turning to Welland to resume her Cashmeres; wash goods,brown Boys Sweaters and Sweater pmts, WhttbT, Oateirto
R and navy .. 12c Coats,50c and 80c CLAREMONT, UNT. �
duties in the hospital there. We Black Serge, reg 20c, for - 15cMen's Sweaters, grey, reg 1.00 for 75c
,,ft are pleased to know that she-'has Panamas, cream,green, r,:g 50c 40c Men's Navy Sweater Coats 1.00&1.50 ' E.' W. -E VANS,
quits recovered from her illness. �roilq, red, cream„reg 60c for 371c Men's Wool Pants .. 1,fi0 The P1Ckerlllg
A grand costume and racing Navy Mohair Cloth reg 60c,for 40c Men's Overalls 86e, 1.00, 1.25
carnival will be held in the Cale Shopping Bag's, reg 25c, for 10c(3oy's Suits ' ... 4.00 and 4.50 V'lgilallce ColYllYllttee Pump Manufacturer
Ladies'Button Boots, reg 1.25, for 75c Boys'Overcoats, reg 9.50. for 4,50
donian rink on Tuesday evening . Shop- and 'Residence, Dundas St)
• - Children's Slippers, reg,26c,for 15c Menp a;n�l Boys'.Mitts,w661-lined, P`
when the following prizes will be FF �
offered ' Lad in costume L $2.00. dies Slippers{ - . 25c, N 75c I also(floves, 50c, 75c,1.00 The object of this Association is to ;WHIT$X, ONT.
Lady ' lessen stealin and prosecute
2. Bon-bon dish value$1.00. Girls - - the felons,
-_
(16 and under)bisenit bowl, value The above-special-values are real. Bargains. Don't-miss gettinir, them. Of Three doors west of Whitby House
$1.00:-Gents in costo a l: Bo of course we cannot mention everything in this small space. There are -= Members having propertyy stolen commani•
Cigars, value$2.00. 2. Briar pipe, hundreds of other things-will be on bargain, We are offering Date immediately with any member We areprepared-to instal wood or iron
value $1.00. Potato race, 1. 75c. some horse blankets, wool-lined 99x72 at very reduced prices. of E:eontive eommitbee. .
s pumps on short notice,also attend
2. 50e. The third series of the Membership tee #1.p0._. Ito all kinds of repairing.
farmers' race will be run the same f3R0 'ERIES-The best,always s fresh and u�4p-to-date. Say, have you sampled Tiok t■-mav be had trom the President or
- evenin , all*in costume mast be 4' Agent for the Ontario Wind Mill. ..
R our*Wc Black and Mixed Teti. No better value to be had. BeotetazT.oa appttostion.
on the ice at 9 o'clock. Racing at Iatsa gasoline engines and
9.30 shat Claremont `Citizens' Salt b the bbl, 100 lb and 50-1b s- Red'Rose Tea,Salada Tea, Coffee. Exec. Com.-L. D. Banks, )the squre gear Citi
p y , W.•V.Richardson,Pickering, Ontl
Band will be in attendance. 'Ad-
mission, 1 MAIfXHT CREAM .SEPARATOR
gents � 20c. ladies l0c' De SIMPSUN & Co.,' �� 'PICBERIN(I ��A,.O'Connor Arthur Jeft'rev, phone Bell No.50,.Ind. }r
spectators 10e. Preeidenl. seoress" _
h
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Y-�
r
value ve muc keen
FT*T�tMI � AB ID with those emp by you, and a a srMftt
real knowledge of their positiotp a
Every one shows the dealer. a larger roil but and its difficulties." e.
�.:
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ur
none possess a vour o said Frithiof.- "I can't do anything ;
`. but gratefully accept it, but have t i'
done nothing to deserve such kind- -
� sass from you." •• Qr` - .. `•: �x
"It will be a comfort to me," *� Your love of -
> said.Mr-Bonifaoe, "to feel that ' � • + ,cleanliness and'
- Roy has some one with -whom he
ea.n work comfortably. I am grow- purity will' be
ing,old, and shall not be sorry to w `
do a little less, an
d'io'put some,of gratified by this 5-
;or give the same satisfaction'to the tea drinker.. 'ders•burden on to younger nhoul- s l
ound Sealed Package of
t
"Black Muted and. Green. Sealed lead packets only An dthen, after enterin BSP$eIe
as to the d {
e more into detail
1 . plan; the three parted, and Frithiof
hurried home; eager to tell Sigrid
r �L 1f.ati�i
---- art ' sae-great change a VYTanaLOU bi L& ar
s - that had come over their'affairs*.
it's.Canada's f1
f
O h T �Y .A MONTH
+ - nest-sugax, #,ash rom the Refinery,� v CHAPTER XXXV.
� � _ untouched •by human hands. 'Each Packa. a
f _ - Cheerfulness reigned oncemore Contains 5 full oun of sugar Your Grocer „
at the model lodgings-. As Frithiof p _ -
OR, A CURIOUS MYSTERY EXPL AINED- opened the door-of the parlor he can supply you.
. heard such talking and laughter as
there had r_ot been for some timead8 -
_ ._... past, despite Sigrid'$ laudable en- I 1gIIQ81' IZIIiIIQ
deavors. Swanhild came dancing I _ COilUI1AIhys
CHAPTER XXXIV.-(Cont'd) ed that the last barrier that-part= th meet him. Montreal-
"But,"
�
_
* "But," exclaimed 'Roy, ' whefi I ed him from Sigrid was broken "Look! look:" she cried, "we
' you were once more out of debt hour down; and it was just as well that have got 'the' ',,'ery dearest little j
was it that you did not oonfesi, and'he had the-railway carriage-to him-, Christmas-tree that ever was seen. "
"do what.you could to make up for self, for he began to $ing so Tubi- And--Madame Lachertier has prom
x 1.sed to come to tea to-morrow after-'
sh m lantlr at the people in the next ,_ . --,--- - -- ._
ti "Well, sir,'I hadn't ram C•ltita c. compartment took him for a school- noon, and we are going out -pre- „
fl P � have old Hies C'13arloite', said Fri- HOW WHEAT FIELDS SWEAT.
-SO etima returnhi for his Christmas gently to buv the ekndles for it. ' thiof; "but it strikes me we shall '
_- s--I thought I-wouY3-and' 8 - _
thea again I couldn't make up my holidays, '-'Unheard-of extravagance," he i have to ask people to bring their Professor Discourses on Solar Heat
s, It had been arranged that if he said, looking at the little fir-tree own.mugs, like children at a school-
,, mind to; and I got to hats 31r; g �, g
Falck, and I hated him. more be- could catch the' express from -Ply- upon which Sigrid was fastening the treat." and Plant Moisture.
candle-holders. -
mouth he ehquld meet his father But Si When you are frim furious _
d C&use he behaved.well.about' 't and grid soouled this suggea= Pe't8P g year, �
�< at. the oho and arriving at. Pad- "'Only a shilling," she said & ly in the dog days of thus
I got into the way of a itin him I P. g , Po- tion, and declared that the blue-y P g din ton at hal! est six, he sprung rogetically. "And this year we and-white china would may or may not console you to
tC and making the place disagreeable I . g P 1 just
into a hansom and drove as uicy' re•a.lg couldn't do without one. But round, while,. &s .to chair&, they think that as ordinary field of
,tr to him; and I hoped that he wo�:d; q
iy leave. But he stuck to his rKist ' ly as possible to Regent Street' you have brought some good news (could borrow tw6.or three from the wheat.is giving off moisture quite -
'throu h it all; and I be Frithiof just glanced at _him in- I can see it in your face. Oh, tell neighbors. as furiioualy.
g gen to think 1 I
It would - be safer that I should quirin 1 as he me, Frithiiif-tell- me uickl
g y passed through the quickly just Then came the return home and Between the months of April and
- sly what happened.` July, according to Professor Sir - $
_ leave, for I_felt afraid of him some- P• He wondered much what had I PP the dressing of the tree, amid much
how So at aiichaelm�s I took this(passed at Plymouth, and whet' at "Well, Darnell has made a full fun and laughter, and the writingJames Dewar, a field of wheat per-
Last he had of rid of his..cuswmer, i1 confession for one thing," he re-.�of the invitations, which .must ba ire& sufficient moisture' to cover
>" situation. - And, oh, sir, for rny� g -
'-. , t Roy returned to the shop with such plied, So the last vestige of the I pcet� that ni Te surface of its ground too the
r car'ie's sake doa t ruin me; dont ght_ In all London
-ex I" evident excitement and triumph in ,cloud has dieappeared. You can't depth of trine inches. Another in--,
pose all this to my employer P think how. nice the other men'were 'there cuuid not have been found a tereJllting fact is that it requires
"I promised you just now that his manner that old Foster thoughi merrier household. All the past ,
you should not lie e: 1 he must be taking leave of his sen- when then heard about it ' Mid Fos- cares were for otten:'even the mor- a% lbs. of water to produce 1.6
a posed; but you row, which could not be healed had
moat write a few words of aon#es- sea' �ter gare.me sueh a hand-shake that grsatls of corn.
;� my arm aches still,' These and.other wonders of heat
;• sJoa to my father'; and be quick Y lather wants to speak to ,� last their sting, and the L:hristma•s
about it, for I want to catch the ! - t�lknd air Boni4ace Z and moisture &ere diacusa®d re-
you, Frithiof," ht said 1 -, promised to be indeed full of peace
r eJtlrress to.. London."
And Frithiof followed him into You can- fancy just what he aril cod will Icently by Sir James in another lee-
r would b� as far as kindness and ail g tura to oun folk at the Royal In
Darnell who was still ale and the little inner room which had Flow ten y g y
4p
agitated, seized P - that ons. But o people-to sa? nothing -
g pen and paper, I been the scene of sash disagree- , g you will sever guests j of Lance and Gwen-aiana ed tsutution, Londom He mentioned '
past what he has done. How woul�j you g that the falaous vine at Hampton
wrote a few words of apology able interviews in the A I Y stow themselves away to the little
' lead a clear confession. strange dream--like, feeling came dike to count our savings toward Court, which has a leaf surface of
{ !the debt-fund b hundreds- ins Parlor was a mystery to Frithiof
Roy watched him with some ®uric-j over him as he recalled the wretch- bf by unite Z" y' ie�d j But Sigrid was a person of resoure- 1,e l square inches, gave aff is
petted t. a moa sooner But, ' ed summer day when the detartire ea, and whsle he was>out the next Qtr urs two Elft o a
now that- slue ha - ha f pound
-'• mot,sua gghh '`What do-you. mean?" she cried + ! water.
NJ s matter t, fact, Darnall had ' had searched him, and in horrible, 1 day she 'Made all aorta of 'ouanin
five-pound note lying on that name I mean filar he has offered me g Speaking"of the solar radiatio'.
bewildered miser he had seen the arrangements, decorated the room
been perfectly. self-posaesse,d until 3 g the junior partnership,." said Fri- in tropical places, Sir James said -
thlof, watchirr her face with keen j with ivy and holly and so disposed that in six hours about four-tenths
hie guilt was discovered leather-covered table an inezplic- I g the furniture that there was a nlace.-
' able m star and a damning evi- delight, and rewarded for all he had of s egtisre mile re�oeivPd'haat ui-
I don't know how to thank you Y y g � for every one,enough, sir, for t dente against him. - been-through by her rapture of hap- - valeirt to the combustion or 1,,0M 1-,
g your leniency,' he But: visions of the past faded.•as :Piness and her glad surprise (To be -continued.) ' tone of �, while an area of 1,300
Maid, when he had written, is as P els for S"ceanhiid, in.the reactiov square miles got in one year heat
=
few word3 as possible, the state Mr. Boniface grasped his hand. Lafter the ion strain of secret anti equivalent to one billion Lens of
meat of the facts. "How can I ever apologize to you, 1 g q '
"Welt, just let the affair be a 'Frithiof l" he said, "Roy has ety which had tried her so muck all " ' oosl-the whole estimated coal out- :
„ the autumn, she was like a wild SE'NSATIO"i'i. AT A HALL. put of Euro and America.
lesson to you, said Roy, "There brought back a full confession from P pe
Darnell, and the mystery is entire- thing; -she . laughed and sung,
is a great deal said about drunken A Promnent Society Lender's Fool.
ly cleared u Yuu must for, I danced and' chattered, and would F
Mesa being the_-national sin, but I P' �'e _. Paying in Siad.
believe it is betting that is at the me for the explanation of the affair �Ttainly never have eaten any sup- _ hardy Trick.. He carne in and laid down some
root of half of the evils of the da that I was content Pith last sum- I Per had,she not set her heart on The Rome aai+respondent of The .
_ y sw icious-looking-
t bills, with a
' thiAg - r cents at a certain shop in Buckinreg rid"n g genuine dollar bill on top.
straight as far as may be, all that ' ou have had to suffer.' P g "I want to a for that barrel of
g y yet re- Y 'ham 'Palace R,i,ad, ilhch she was '`�r'��om was�c�I''� at a skatang pay
member that you- have wronged "Here is Darnell's letter," said I ba11 at one of the principal hotels
Y g sure would stall .be-open. potatoes I girt.
and rhos irrevocabl• injured a I Roy. handing it to him: there recently. Princess Radzlwilt 1,
Perhaps 3 ni I" 3'• Can't take this money, .said And Frithiof read it eagerly, and 'For it is dust the sort of shop { the dealer.
perfectly innocent man. g a-prominent society leader, former-
asked the details of his friend's far, hovels like us, she explained,. 1 Dorothy Deacon of New York,
i bitterly regret it, air; I do, in- f owho are boa y Y "IN'hy not;
visit to Plymouth. people y all da and
' -deed", said Darnell. 9 ,entered the crowded ballroom neat- "Most of it isn't d." ' -
"1 hope you do," said Roy; r 1 "Will this saIRsfy Mr. Horner du can only _du their -shopping in-the>cd in an ancie'nit Roman chariot de- - �, good."
t r you think?" he said, when guy had evening. tai&ted with flowers, illuminated The top layer ra good, L it
• -am sure you ought to. y So precisely they locktd u.p the not.2,�
And while Darnell still reiterat- told .him all:about his interview by electricity, sad drawn by a team
ed thanks and apologies, and ab- with Darnell; Iboiria and all three went out to- of prancing horses, which the Prin- "That's the way it was with. thta
"It can not fail to convince ever gether on the merriest shopping ex-
cess drove with one hand, whil
jest regrets, Roy stalked out of the Y 'p potatoes."
shop and made his way back to the I one," sajd air• Boniface. "dt is ped, that ever was known, with the other albs ]ed a lion and a
station, proof.positivethat you are free from There was a-feeling of Yuletide in leopard chained together. Despite
. "To think that I believed in that all blame,.and that we owe you the vert air, and the contentment the attendance of a lion ta.mex d n
.. ever possible a arid relief in their own hearts seem-
cur, and doubted Falck. he said y po apology and repar r ec on every one with wt LA�CAT�\!E
n et, whom they came in contact. The beasts were very restive acrd frigh-
could any one have seemed more "You think that air. Horner will tened the horses 'several' times, -
res be content and will really shap�agemed .more enticing than ,
-respectable than Darnell, more Y �-the
Rhile the amazed and' alarmed
fresh deed of partnership?" said usual, the presents more fascinat oasts crowded around the door- are entirely different- from
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thoroughly trustworthy: And how p P g
Frithiof, ing, the servers more obliging and ways ready to seek safety in fli ht. others both in,their composi-
-aoould I disbelieve the evidence that g
",He will..lie,-forced to'Ree that ready enter into the-spirit of'the .,after a great deal of difficulty the tion and thrtr effect-complete-
was so dead against Frithiof: Sig-
rid and Cecil trusted .him, and. I Your honor is'entirely vindicated," 'thing.. 'Swanhild, with five shillings prinaesa' managed to "drive' the evacuation without pur&g or
said Mr. Boniface. But I shall of .her own earning to lay out.on discomfort.
ought to have done so too, I sup- Chariot into the centre of the Loci- _, •I
not rene-w the offer .of partnership Christmas gifts, was in the seventh room. The tamer kept the beasts 25c.al box at our dru
ae; but women seem to me to P F P Y l;gist's.
po to him.. He,has has behaved ver ill heaven of happiness; Sigrid, with.
have a faculty for.that sort of thing Y under control, but the guests were •A�IONAL elttl•AND CN rYIeAt O0. f ^.
to you, he has been insolent to me her own secret bow once more a joy re ues+ted not to applaud, lest the OF dAPSAOA,unTse.
which we are quite without.'" Y r q PF ,
Then, after &•time, he remember-. and I am glad that, as far as'busi- and not a care, moved like one in wild beasts became frightened. seats
a happy dream; while Frithiof, free
nese goes; our connection is at an
end. Al] that is quite settled. And from the miserable cloud of auspic- ------
c now we have a proposal to make i ion, freed, mor#over, 'by all thht, he
to you, t'Ve want you,, if nothing had lived' through from the hope- WE t♦J►vE STARTED A
• better has turned up, to accept a lessness of the struggle, was the I
junior p{i,rtnership in our firm." most perfectly happy of all, Some- P R I Z E
Frithiof Nvas•so- staggered ,by the times he forced himself to remember
unexpectedness of this offer that for that it teas through these .very
a'nioinent'or two-he� could' not say stree;� fast he had wandered in COMPETITIN y/�iOO ` _
} utter misery when he first came to
I a `c
'You are very good," he said, at London; and recollecting from what In the interest of����ppurity of cods involy, ' MAPLE ^S U^P
' rr` srd' length. "Far; far too good and depths Sigrid' lied' saved him, he
ing ah outlay of ttlS70,divided�uw a prizes PRIZE�LN'1 L�?T
oar int from 0101 ,(first prima) down to ,-
_ � f kind to me. But how can I let you I thought of her with' a' new and ' is M�
' do so -much,for -ne--howIcan I let'I'strange reverence-there. was no- + Q9mpetitinn is limited to users of the GU MM. CHAWPIOlq k.VAPORATOlL
,;. you take as partner a man who has i thing he-would not have done for'. Should you own. • grove and want t4 set the beet Tatue out of it,=and are
' , S no -Capital 'to bring 2to the biisi herr not using one of our"EVAPORATORS, write to us, stating flow many arses
„ you tap and we will quote you noewssary cost rutted W your needs. -To
Hees S -1✓fis-reflections were interrupted can then enter. oontest, and may win a cash rise, thus reductne Bost o�
D1�E�AU.KINDSp _ 1 '`i1y dear �kiy, motley is not t��e by S+•anhil-d's voice. outfit. Prizes-wnl.es' elven for the best aamples of syrup and sugar sent
„ in by April 15th, clostag date of competition. 13amples from every competi`
-- , only thing scanted in business," We will have every one from for will be exhibited in the magntfcent show windows of "The Montreal
tea rho CLEANms-r.SWPLF-ST.and BEST HOMS said Mr. Bori'iface, layinghis hand Rowan Tree House', won't we?" star,' Montreal, during the last two weeks of April.
D4[, oo• ne bo7-•RYhT rAv don't.yen h.•.to 1 , .15+ I &tie s81d, I `
know what ttL�TDot.Cloth roerGood. Are m•d• On Frithiof s shoo er. "If you lron't i•11 to write pt'onoe Cor copy of oar "Prtia ContesYClrBular;'giving
' " '<nd 13err $ivert�rn,"' add•ul the tnliest intorntation.
.fso so MI.tskee•re lmpo..Itd• bring tl0 cRpital with y6u yofi Tiring --
`'` S"Win,Frr•ColerC.rd.Ato" aoeklatma i• °i rid. "He must ceriainl come THE O'RIMM MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LTD.
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THE
BACK
_ �k--atriltfn�-.=p@rsoaa,Iity is Nr.- TRY IT WHEN YOU''R$
illi, B�IjK Joseph Marfan, who.has represent-
Continue to Suffer
ed-;?east fit,-Pancras, London, in the tttlts _ RED
Liberal interest since 1a1a He jz a _from Catarrhal Colds I" TING SITS OF OOSIIIF. FROM you will
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Caused by •Lum�rago, & Ffll'ffi native of Canada,- where he was - - TNe-ptliaeN CITY.
it wonderfully
_ - f'
find
--- Of muscular RhC11II18tiSm. born sixty years ago, and where he � - `• --- - —
` � .refreshing
enjoyed a very strenuous and nuc-. Just Breathe "Catarihozone,"—It The Next Trovinelai Treasurer-Or. For. 7 -h
_ _.LumbW.,is sudden in its attacks cesaful career. Adopting the law now and the Clay Se}t-The Windsor LIPTON
'and Is so intensely painful that theis ear? protection atialust Coughs,
as a profession, he became a Cana- _ Uniform-Report of chief of police.
than H._ C., .and,entered..the Do _ Bronchitis, Catarrh and
" sufferer ie often unable to move; -Whether well-founded or not, the belief N.
iSgea to turn in bed Or ri9C from a, minion of Canada House of Com- is current that lion, Isaac Brock Lucas,
mous as member for Winnipeg in Throat Troubles. who. has been a member of the Whitney
:bhair. fibs trouble chie8 otters y ,
y, Government without port[olio since 1909, ^
-."ng` wo2`kin men, among w11o2I1 — will trot the poet of Provincial Treasurer It Austains and OheerS
( No Drugs to take-dust breathe the as a permanency a8 soon as the session
4 b numl -t ousands Of victims. _ fl1 li ri ,„j;yi ::¢!1}sl lti;,;}}i;y�t:^; - of the Legislature is over. In the mean.
Y l
,A a the attacks some on quite ire at;}h•j 1�;t;} °:�° 1 l l s It s soothing healing vetaar ol- time it wouid- be inconvenient to hold an
;., .. • uently and are so'torturing, this FI1l�r`s t{'�4f?�(,' ,`' ..t�.``lY "CatarrhosoM.'• _ elIt is generally admitted that Mr. Lucas pe co is
us-much 1089, of time i:l 4J• E'lilil :s ; will make• an acceptable member of th ar is conventional black frock
li i'1''J7 ,}t is ' There are today but few parts'of the Cabinet. In many respects he will rank being content to leave it to the ladies
land money as well as the ender- } ;i;i :riii,; - ii:;,,.;;'j;.;,;.;J world into -which Oa'tarrhoione"ham not in etre* th next to Hon-W. J. Hanna, the and the Foreign Consuls, and perhaps as
1} } ;,; R I ,� g occasional military officer or Judge. W
- ane@ of much Bufferin -No victim n Provincial Secretary, to whom he bears
g• !:' ;rf '} s j i' penetrated. From far away Jamaica some r�remblanoe In that he is a genial, '.provide the finery for the oocaelon. .
Oeeda to be told that liniments, t' ::i:i::;i;i:la;}i comes the following letter from Mr. C. olear•headed lawyer, who in the compare• Upholding Provincial Dignity. 0'
Plasters and outward treatment llifpf S. Burke of 24 Robert St., Alman Town— sive Quiet Of a country town has built up
sl'i'i+•'•q:''': a career on law-books and politics'. He is sir John Gibson was robably actuated
ill not cure the disease. This r t*}t�lir? - a good speaker, though not of the spell• by a'desire to uphold the dignity of the y
` "I am el"ed over the results of '•'Ca- Provicos. He was entitled to wear the
Find of treatment is merely a waste ., binding type. In manner be resembles
}Ii' tarrhowns." To be brief will say the the lawyer somewhat mora than the poll. Windsor uniform and if Cabinet Ministers
of time and money. The trouble is at Ottawa wear it why should not a 4
} }• isj treatment has cured me; it has done all tical orator, Lieutenant Governor at Toronto do like-
really a species of muscular rheu-
t that heart could wish. I was The Soy Orator, wire. Besides, Col. Gibson has been 4
_.. i:d
matism
and is due to poor blood, , ,,,; ,.; never better pleased with any- are no alanyl since infancy, and theta ."
Mr, Lucas 1a the happy pocseesor of a are not man soldiers who do not fano
ns' a I 1e- y
_.. can olil be.cured through,the thin
- than with
y �I�i!:''••.• Catarrhosone erubi face which '.
g s smiling, rotund, ch 4 .hem$elvee in a new uniform. He is,
} �:i";;'�+1. �t did its work well. I am Rained for him the nickname of "the buy nowecer, not merely a parade soldier, for, :
loos'. It is for this reason that !�t1
Dr. Williams' Pink Pi118 are so }}�.' 111`li'ii's'•; orator" the Bret day he appeared in the he saw service in the Fenian Raid. Wh r"
satiated. and will never for ed
r+ ri`};.q Legislature. The name has stuck even to iia gets tired of his Colonel's uniforms and: "k
t<ncoeasful in curing this trouble, }r isi,r; I �' set -this wonderful remedy. T this day, though the boy orator" is now his Windsor dress,and his.uniform as H ,
ins' those wh9 are afflicted by it - d+i<s, `'• s am grateful for what it has u years old. foo stories will always be A. D. C. to the Governor.General. aid.
K told of him. One le that wizen'rhe was Su' his deobratlone as a Knight of Grace, O;+ 1'
fir •, done for me, and with great- g
should lose no time in giving the "' i 1898 first elected to the House, and carne der, of the Hoepital of St. John of Jerusa.
g g ;� lt,t} �s� set gratitude,remain,ko. (a. C. down to Toronto to take his seat, the lent, be can indulge himself in Free. J
!'ills a trial. If the treatment is i}}} ,'I.• B>trke).» doorkeeper of the Legislative Chamber re masonry decorations to his heart's con+ i .a
ersisted in the disease will be '.i• o-o-s f ed to aT>pit Jintil hhe hhsd been Lent; for huts- a Past GthiAty hrannd Masterird and
F r o m idem-
entified. hedoorkeeper t ou t
`. r}isl;; T B -T� —-Beoott�eq eom`e yo-itis ry ng Lo p al practical her, of that Order.
_�uJ^SS
lure be.made .J �ATARRH ZON' The other gives an incident of Lucas' -Toronto's Crime Record. �3
permanent. -In sub- G o 1 d ]oke on him. a
itantiation Mrs. Alfred Derby, -Et- 0 o a e t, electioneering days.. He had called on a' ter`
" West Africa, Mss. Alvin Roberts writes:- farmer whom he expected would vote-� There are few more interesting blue ,#'+
brville, Out., says: A-few years hire J09e It Martin X.'P. right, but Just wi.ihed to make sure of. Woke than y nnuai report of the Chief c,
_ .•tgo- I was attacked by excruciating p "I received a sample of Catarrhozone of Pol:oe o Toronto. His figures for the 1 .
He Introduced vowrf as: to Lucas. To have Just been made p
'
pains in the back Which the doctor _ through' a local -merchant that deals his surprise the voter was atandoftislt-and year 1912 de )Iic and __ -, 'R�
_lolled lumbago, I was not Sole to to the preparation, and found u h tndiffereat. Finally, after aglogng nwent the syr*re avast ane the about ode e remarkable fact that 34.380 r• r
1893. He attained various hoIIors a marveffouy effeo ar Catarrh, menti the farmer_1�ace a red in a,n.ent
to vote for the Conseryativuaadrda*P: per-
to F:v
= : es bit of work about the house, in the political world, and became I at once bought ' a dollar outfit son in every 15 of the entire population -- ,
I "But," he added, "you can ts1I your fa
sand suffered dreadfullyevery time one of the be.flt known men in the and now have f during the •g0�r has cxnii. into con ,,n - •r
Y pleasure la saying that thee--to come himself next time. It my r
with the Iice department. The ercenF
moved about. I took the doctor's -Dominion, where he was familiarl for th !}rat time in many years d ,am vcne to worth anything I'm if 7 p� p
Y age would o somewhat greater if alit a
i. , don't think he ought to come attar it
Stledicine alI winter, and .used Iini- known s9 Fighting Joe, {able to breathe freely through my nose. �arice was not meas.,roe- the tact that s �P•
h int ret f."-
eats, without getting an relief, But politics and law did not ab�l Bad breath disappeared, headai'he over In the practice of into )!r. Lucas' forte a""d many persons have more than one
Ls his handling at June cases. He tw brad (arreet or summons to their credit. The
Fn a thoroughly discoura ed con- &orb all his-energies. He erceiv- 1 the eyes went away,. throat irritation has rigurai'ooistFiute as tncreese of 6,724 over 1
g ' g P of a ft rm in hi home i-n Harkdale and is
ed that Canada hada re I entirely oaased Catarrhosoae sures' s 1911.
ItiOn 1` began 1731IIg Dr. �•illiam9! great future, I - - - also a,member of a .;;ty firm, to which he 1 i
and invested large sums of move ae' has as yertners such stalwart Liberals as Drunkenness on Increase.
fink Pills. After using six boxes I g y Ale., ]tall■ add W. 9. Raney. - One or the mos; marded iwr,asej sp-
in better and able• to do- all myy to reel estate out Vancouver way. pun oda readily care bad taste to the Dr. Fernow'and the Clay soft. vLplxrd 'inder the'heading of drunk* and
pwn work, and have not been at- { His foresight is now bringing him mouth in the morning, quickly relieve d:yorderitew This ip lue. no doubt. to
$lcted with the 'trouble.-since, t I in a rich reward, clogged up nostril*, ea:ae an irritated Dr, 8._B. Fernnw who has been nay:ng `w•r rrawoa. Ona ba �g the influx a!
thrnat, atop s mush, cure snuffles end things about the quant of the Boil in reirners. and the other being grater
w always reournme'nd Dr. Wil- $ince entesing the-English Rouse Ontario. 20,000,000 %,-re -lay belt, thereby la:rin,rpncy on the part of the pas ,+•, It
po of Commons Mr, Martine career runbtng eyes-ell this to aocv+mpltehed by getting into controversy with different may also indicate nd actual tucrea.••e to
!isms' Pink Pills to those ailing. Breathing the wothing bealtdg vapor Of members of the Ontari.� Government, is drinking habits. Certainly the, number of
has not been devoid of incident. He one of the mast intevesting man in To- drunken men who =y be observed on
These pills -are sold- by all Medi- Catarrbowne The doilAr outfit contains
speaks his mined and r_ecks little Of ronto. He is a German who s given T•roe o *opals is not to the re-edit of the
sine dealers or may be had by to addition to two months' medication. credit by most suthoriuer for haa;ng ,n- I city and does not, •,no fears. compare ryya
{nail at 60 cents * boa o: nix bones the consequences. When his con- an indesiructlble hard rubber. inhaler. Lroduoed the priwtics of the eonrervati,n favorably wtth moot other cities in Amert-
forMa g2 fi6 from The Dr. Wiboxs' stituents began to chafe at this Smaller user with gisae inhaler®, 25c., of fnreet products into the American ;ca nr England of tike s.::e. „
conduct he' virtually told thetas that �., all dr - ounwaeet. He, sued ;wt P.mhot, to re- • The number of proaecutinnrltor kepptna y
Vedieine Co,, Brockville, Out. „ i as8><ta and etors•keeifers or garded an the big torp*ter of the i'n:5ed ;hoiees of ill tame practice v doubled, h ,
thev must lump it or t another postpaid from The Catarrbosone (30., Buf ates. Se.has bad an--activr arrtb inter- there bping 249 dorm- the year. This In.
candidate. Mr Joseph *sting life, 'and gets his enjoyment as he :crease also i+ no doubt largely due to est
Martin., falx, N: Y., and Sisseton, Ont. renter vig:lanre on the
p g��po iloug. He Is r veteran of the Franco. g part of the police,
.Siberian Dogs for Alps. X C;-• has p0 intention OI develop- m " Pruastan war and h:mselr tn1I■ the s•cry It is n•xe%y rthy that of the serious
$ii f3lberian ��w� have arrived g _ - ^—r of how, when be first came to Toronto, rrtme+e. -tbp city is comperattvefp fres,
""6w iD into fila automaton. be eat at dinner oar avenin he*tde• a-Thus, during th,entlre Year there were
the Jungfraujueh, In Switzer- - N� DANGER IN ELECTRIC LIGHT. prominent Frenrhman, The E'renahmaa i'but two snurdt•ro, but 4 burglaries, !d ac;
asked Dr, Fernow if he had ever been in 'cases of robbery by violeace and'43 cases
and WIII:be employed eci in th=aw. -- �
p Y WHEN'. BABY IS- ILL. Frans of pocket picking
f algid to up the JlingfrAu.-Mous= Should -Be- Careful- at All Times Dr. Fzrnow tseplied-`des' once tar-� --- iiaTnea sten settle Down. --
paints, and soros, the •kleta,eh la- —' -- eras weeks '
g With Incandescent Buibs. "W'hen? apkpd tbw Frenebman.
At•tord,rig to asp males *ppm to be
ioler, after they have been trained When the baby is ill; when his "In 1871, rep Led, Dr 2ern.,w mo*t addicted w rima b twppn the ages
The *ally waw enjoyed imm•'n-ely, but of 30 and 40 and femalce lx•w"n the slit's,
I the work by M. 2ochokko, a Pol=:little stomach is out of.order and F,lectrioity 19, never gbllq�lgrtedy- b9 done more than the Frere-bmatr of M end 30 Ont of tbP'34,380 rases, only -
erpert• The idea is to gives vial- he is cross and -refuses to smile; safe. Yoti may u'9e the OOmmon fix- Dr Fernow came to. this con-ntine-,t to L'590' were females. Lnmarripd Wren in
the gollt a ootle numbered 18.158 a* pnm.
tors to •f'}wi>tzar+land ifl summer a '&n t dose him with castor oil, ture many millions of times, and 1076, He wa* at that date an enthuelastir � pares with t3,632 married, wh,rh seems
foreptpr, but tt wa* over%1 ,rear* beings
There is no need to torture-him— et some hidden defect or break- he was able tic ors*+,ise the rn:ted States I to prove that a bachelor *ettle* down
I � limper .rt life in the aal,ow and ice- y
g y' y Department of F•nn,-iry• In 1846 be went when bo takes unt+ himself a wite. Of v'
and districts Of Siberia and give Baby's Own Tabletn—the do down of the distributing syedero to Cornell Univer*,ty, and to 1907 way *e I the month.. apptember 1s the worst of the g"
IireeIIland, This is the first time everything castor oil is. supposed V�� Inay eientually cost you -your iito cured by thi Wbit'ney Gnvernrnent t., be--' ear. with 1,308 ra*p* Thio may b•• due Iq
home head of the newly-eytahli.hod tures• to the Exhibition and the horse race*. It
.that doge have mounted t0 1!O great, �• -only they s'0 It better; and or property, try department of the university of TO. �, very interesting to note that January,
height 511,000 feet) in Switzer- what is more the baby will like From invetstigation by fire fight- ronto:_ the month of gn.,d resolutions. has the
-' and, and It is an interesting ex- them. The Tablets are absolutely ere and insurance experts, certain what He Really said. - lowest record with only 1912 capes.
: periment. - safe, -being guaranteed by a gov. conflat}rations have been -shuwn to IIs to ogre nt ,hp most gpn!81 men tinder
the sun. Flip retnarko ra+J,.+cvnW the clay 1s"'
* ernment analyst to contain no opi- be due to incandescent and arc belt have been c..ntrtbuted as being an at- ? ;
� ates or other harmful.drugs. gUld Tampa or•to wires I iod...bg,re_ _ tack. That M hard} torr ;_In" chs erg, e�; _
- the father 1711111 by medicine dealers or by mall at iou:9 causes. vTacp, Dr.-Fa of such a pleasant
the head of the stairs, "is that disp.witton that he could hardly be do-
"'5 Da s
48 cents a box from The Dr. Wil- Cotton, velvet, plush, flannel, scribed as attackln anything. -In the y �.
.7b riveetheart of ours an auction- Hams' Medicine Co., Brockville, which hoe a'tuzzy cotlton nap, is a gg = "
' y *frond place, what he actually said was
ser?" "bio; father. Why 7" "Be- P, Pt to advise caution to permitting settlers
pause he keeps on $a in he's Out. to take fire from electric fixtures. Win in the poorer portion of the land
P -saying go- A large plush.theatre curtaie which an thus repeat the tragedies of the poor
lass—golIIg, but he hasn't gone lanae In the older section of Ontario, ,.
had been considered absolutely safe His Honor's satin Breeches. t
;yet I" HOW HOLY CITY 18 RUN.
y
when exposed to sixteen candle- His Honor t1te Liegtenaot•Gncerttor has
t power incandeacemts, ignited when stirred up considerable comment b his
Governor of Provluee Chooinee annearance at the opening or the Legts-
1Ia or of Municipality. in contact with 8 thirty-two, candle lature .bedecked in a Windsor uniform,
I0 Wlater weather roughens and reddens y p tY• bulb and was destroyed, alithough including white satin knee breeches. This '
your skin, oaustng chaps, chilblains fortunate)
tone the first appearance of white satin
and general discomfort,try ' i .The. Jeiul3e►lem . mt;tniwipality ._is S discovered -in time to breecbee to Toronto, and the democrats,
is y save the theatre. An 1ncandeSOCIIt. who are-not as numerous.as the:•preten- w
composed of ten members, half Of sions of the country might lead one to sup- Za «'
N A DRU C O whom are chosen every two years, lamp wrapped in a wet cotton towel ppasn scarcely ,know what to make of the Makes the Clothes as
" the term of office being four years. fired the to
and burned part' Of Incident. At Ottawa all the Ministers are Btuln9*
entitled to wear the Windsor uniform at 10 White as Snow =r'
_ 1 C ___ $Z the Province-of--Ierusalem choose a thea melt'tr" ignited the rot- Councillors, whether in ' power.of n . 0on rY
Eben the Deputy Ministers have a gorge manufec"'od by
The creamy ingredients Soo?h and soften Ione to be presideniE or mayor. The ton covering and exoekior and on. ontft with plenty of gold braid, Ant The Johnwn-Alehardwn Ce
Umltsd,Mt ntrsd,Can.
the outer skin, while the Witch Hazel I president is the only member re- caused 8 serious Sre in the store, hitherto Rtate functions in queen's Park, i'
netrates and heals the deeper tissues. Sparks from .9.n are light ln.a de- Toronto, have always been democratic af- y
ape p Celving a Wary,which is about >$64 P g faire. The Premier and hie Ministers ap•
Delightful after shaving or washing. rtment store set fire to a•line o° -
250.*bottle, at our dr i tot's. II a month. The members of the Pa -
Y lig rmunicipal Council or oommisaion cotton and shoddy cloaks on one of For DISTEMPER pink Plye,IDptaootio,Shipping a;
RATIONAL DRUG A�1D CHEMICAL CO. j are chosen by the whole city, but the tables. An electric fla=tiron left yQOh1/yS Sure cure dna positive preventive,Fe nor wnd Catarrhal how eB any
OF CANADA, LIMITED. 185 (are apport'jamed iju accordance with with the current turned on set fire rt sr ase are infected or ex sea." Liquid, -gieen on the tongue,
',the diffarept races, and .religions. to the covering and table, and the acts on the Bfoo3 ane Gr.nds, ..pale the poisonous germs from
fires read ca'usin 'much dem * the body. Cures Distemper in Dogs and Sheep, and Cholera in
_. 'Their duties are largely advisory, spread, g ag@• Poultry. Largest selling live stock remedy. Cures La Grippe'' $'
the president exercising most of the Uncovered wires left touching a Ja . among human betngs;atrd is, a fine kidney remedy. Cut this
OpeD - leaden ae i e have often melted out. Keen it. chow it to your druggist, who will et it for
t'9 T Tub
See How 'power. •All property-owners owners who g P P t,'i get
a 1 up �)� IIs' 811 a rture in the 1 M you, Free B<,oklrt, "Di*temper, Causes and Cures."
TOP 1 the are Ottoman subjects,have a right Pe p Pe said ignited CR DISTRIBUTORS-ALL WHOLESALE D$IUCCISTS
I 'to vote' for the comnii:ssioners. ' the escaping gas, Soohn.Medical Co.,Chemists and Saeterialogls s,o;she,,tnd.U.s.A {;
_• Room i wrRi� The municipality does not con-. _ Mice and rats may gnaw the cov-
to Won 'cern itself with schools, courts, po- eriiig off i wire-and accident may �y
lice etc. these are provided b the "shout circuit" the current to do ;
• P Y dame a toproperty
government of the province of g 'and even ger- JJ//
Jerusalem); its'principal-funct ens -Elems. Supporting a bulb a little
are the cat'e, repair, lighting and above any inflammable matter by a
p I cleu•ning of the streets; sanitary silk or rubber fastening will pre-
find -,quarantine iiispcction and vent actual danger from the current �?
oversight, -incllhding -the pub7io or bulb. �� BRUCE'S
Slaughter house; the maintenance SEEDS SATISFY 4e-
KAXWEILC
cf the petroleum storage warehouse - -Co»r9e Dinners by Hall. ����lass' atllnicipal hospital and other.. -
1GH SPEE charitable institutions; market reg- Ten and FRU dinners y
N Q 'ulaticns, etc. As the t+otai budget, can now be ordered in the United Write at once for our
HAMPi is tinder $150,000 for a cit of about412-page handsomely ll- - >
`I QM Q �' 'States by post card and del}'vere3d to luetrated Catalogue of ���"•
re.wrtnear care e:tana.t omttrerfde, Q.009. it will be Been that•the pro-
any part of the coutnrtq by mail. Seeds,Plants, Bulbs,
ase of Me way of the cover. This 8,110... ; vincial.government handles most Of' An niows chef has invented. a _ Implements,
pmttmnythe wholstop ofthe tub toopen up- t119 more important departments. - and Poultry Supplies,etC. ,
mob0 It e*{y to yet to and take oatdothn, I Po Way of can�nin'g the most 'delicslte
&'Ur dil3had to that the can be served
ESTABLISHED 1850
Iib other+e'oM.s• eu*be uorkt6 estA front y. ,..
1iaw°7iot•'s'°"°'a"'�'�°p Only 500 Pages? up after the tin has been.plaoed in
Do you us*Meaweire"F*.oAee'ti{fe `- ' 'boilill•g wa't'er for a few minutm,
eburs that auk"anality boned $oma da when I
y., get time's am without any loss of flavor, There
wet.usMre ogkjg ritYaw deQ w do" In t0 et out a book entitled
. notb.ndLtne.•o. 69 �going g is absrolutie,ly no cooking to be dyne ,
otttswJtnrritttals, Irr,lllJlers,oel "what Mee Know About Women." and the entire dinner, from the
` There Will be 500 pages in the vol- soup to the savory, comes out of L/L.5 s � B5 ;;•,
ume and they will all be blank. tins. �
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T �t A T *,� peMiss Edith Law, of Toronto, -John Annan, who has rented ID�erIIQtOIIa�
^.I.�OVt11JISl[1S. is,s ..pd.. a_few. days with__P_i�c-_ hie-farm,Rill hold an_.aactiQn_- �
ry Bring friends. of his farm stock and implements °
'- - -Mrs. Alex. Anderson spent a on Thursday, March 6th. R1l1�`►� OOD ,
-M. S. Chapman bad a business few days with her grandparents, -Jas. Kennedy, who has been STOCK i 1
' trip to the city on Tuesday. Smith and Mrs. Clark. in Buffalo for a couple of weeks
- — -Arthur Boyes bad-a business -Mrs. Kerr returned home on owing to the illness of his brother, ^Cures and prevents
trip to Hamilton on Tuesday. Saturday after spending a month Martin, has returned home. He
" -- -'- disease.
-Arthur J. Rogers, of Toronto, with her son, A. M., in Berlin. reports that his brother is some-
spent Sunday at the home of his -Mrs. Leslie Meader, of Tam- what better. Try a 25 cent package and
parents here. worth, N. H., is spending a few -A number of the friends of }� convinced.
-Melville Moffatt, of Toronto, weeks with her sister, Mrs. R. H. Mrs. H. Westgate and her son,
:spent Sunday with his friend, Crank. Fred, met at their home last Fri- I ;
x tdtaaley Davis. -A. E. Crysler, we regret to re- day night and bid them farewell Oil Cake, Bibby s Cream Equi• v �.
-Found-A small hand bag port, still continues poorly and prior to their departure for Au- _valent, Linseed Meal,
' with small purse inclosed. Loser will likely be off duty for some rora, where they have purchased Etc., Etc. a e Y^Ij
' . call at this office. time yet. a farm, having sold that on the
-Mrs. Wm. Allaw we regret -Robin Gordon, of Toronto, has base line to a real estate firm i
Ito report, still continues in a very been home-for the past few days, Toronto. All report a most,enjoJOSEPH He . B . A
_ -critical condition, being off duty,owing to a very able time.
r -John Gormley and daughter, severe cold. -Dr. Clinton, of Belleville, who
Miss Reta, spent Friday and Sat- -Dr. Oliver, the provincial in- is the District Medical Health Offi-
1N i urday in the city. speeWr, was here one day this cer for Ontario County and the SEASON
' -Mrs. F. H. Hall has been on week examining R. J. Fleming's other. counties lying along the LENTEN
-1the sick list for the past week, herd of Jerseys. north shore, paid an official visit { r
but is now improving. -Mise Bate Woodruff, of To- to our village on Wednesday. He
2: -Ewart Wright is busy these ronto, was here on Sunday owing greatly admired the beauties of is here and we can supply you with-Fresh White Fish,l4+almon Trout
- "days erecting a fine new veram4 to the serious illness of her sister, our burg of which he could not and Haddock, also Salt Holland Herring and Haddie, Tinned Salmon, -
in front of their residence. Mrs. Wm. Allaway. speak too highly. Sardines, Kippered Herring, etc.
r'.. -Rev. L.-C. Kerr. of Cleveland, -The annual convention of the —.r..
Ohio, is spending a few days with Ontario Branch of the Dominion attocK ROAD
his sister, Mrs.J. C. Philip. Alliance will be held in Massey Zy� A. Knox is under the weather This week we will give you a bushel basket 25c. for 15c 8 packages
-Mrs. W:-,J. Miller and son, Hall, Toronto, on Wednesday and
-" 1Bu h, spent A few days in Brant- Thursday next week. Over 1000 atMrs. W. H. Jackson visited friends -ammonia for 2fic. 8 tine Dutch cleanser ZSc. Broome a few left at 26c.
ford. the guests of W. and Mrs. delegates and visitors are expect- in Markham last week. Choice prunes, figs, peaches for cooking.
Moore• ed to attend. W.H. Jackson has the agency fora T"
-M. and Mrs. Allaway, of To- -The Women's Missionary Seo- coal'oil lamp that puts electric light G. A. GILLESPIE DUN-BARTON- Tonto, were here on Thursday last ciet of St. Andrew's church will and acetylene in the shade. Call and f
�, - ettendfng�Ke-funeial�Mrs:�� it neit--meeting at 3ies.- It. —
AIlaway. Chapman's on Thursday Feb. 27th Wm. Badgerow was on the sick list _
_. -The Autumn Leaf Mission when Miss Goforth, late of Sifton last week and was under the doctor'swas
Band, will meet at 2.80 p m. on Manitoba, will address the meet- care. At time o! writing he wasWelcome
SSaturda at the home of Mrs. W. in All the ladies are es somewhat improved.
. _ y R• pedally Our hockey team is not discouraged •
H. Peak. invited to attend. by their defeat at Pickering on Satur-
-James Gordon was confined to =John A. Kelly;'ventriloquist, day lost, add expect with diligent -
actice to win some victories before
his bed a few days last week singer and comedian, gate an W
1i:hrough illness, but is able to be entertainment in the town ba)l last the season is over.
are
again. _ Thursday evening. There were 3'
-James Denny shipped two car- about one hundred in the audience SALE REGISTER. •
'y loads of mixed stock from Green- and all were satisfied that they Rot ---
burn on Monday, which totalled the worth of their money. Mr. TxrRSDAY,F$B, 27tb-Auction Sig
•s, about 02,900. Kelly puts up a clean show, en- of farm stock, implements, etc. at r
-The subject of the sermon in tirely tree from anything objec lot 80, B. F, con. Pickering, the pro-
the rty of Peter Marks. Sale at one. _
the Methodist Church .Sunday tionable. He is a clever ventrilo- See bills. W. B. Powell, auctioneer.
evening iy "Tbe Issalmist's Fool." quist, a good singer and an inter- -
TCERDAY MARCH 4th-Auction sale -
r' All nelcome• eating story-teller. He was ably of registered and high ggrade horses,
-J. R. Tbexton returned to the assisted by Miss Davis,of Toronto, and cattle, farm machinery, house-
city on Sunday evening after be- a young lady of marked musical- bold furniture, etc. at Int 7. con. 1, COMING ! COMING NG I
ing o$ duty for ra week owing to ability. Should Mr. Kelly again Pickering, the property of Stephen-
If. - Y 'pre• ppe y Bring he will be son Bros. SAle at 12 sharp. Sep _
Stephen-
an attack of la ri a lar in Picks
Orar hocks s went to greeted b alar larger audience. bilis W: B. Powell, auctioneer, -A Monster Stock-taking February
pw.
Whitby on Friday night to play At the February .. narterly THrRSDAY. MARCH 9•rH-Auction sale
--the Whitby team but were defeat- board rueeting of the Methodist of registered and high grade bones -
ed b the score of 8 to 2. church held last Monday night a and cattle, farm Implements and Sale starts Februat 7t and
y household goods, at lot 12 con. 2; 17
-- - -John Allaway, of Whitby, unanimous invitation was extend. Pickering ; mile east of Pickering
4r accom sled b his niece, Miss ed to Rev. D. E. Johnston. B. A.-
y Villagel, the property of John
,1
Pearson, spent Sunday at the B. D:, to remain for a third term, Annan'. Sale at 180 abar See � 1
home of his fAther here. In moving the resolution Mr. bills. W B. Powell,auctioneer. ends Tuesday Feb y 18tb,
-Mrs. John Annan who has Courtice made reference to the WED MI)AT, SMARCH 12th-Auction
been is r health for a long strong and thou fitful sermons
� ' _• 1� � R sale of registered horses, registeredtime, is considerably better dor- preached every Sunday by the and high grade cattle• pigs, etc., at -Ing the the past week or two. =and his persistent pastoral lot 34, rear of coo. 2. Pickering, the e
-The Ladies Aid, of Andley, labors, along with his evident property of James McCrae.(west of Positively & Cash SHIES
pnrpose holding a box social on interest in everything 'that is for y y -
p yy Chert wood). Sale at 12. Trains met
'
Wednesday. Feb. 26th. A good our good. Mr. Jobmston accepted met at Cherrywood station on morn-
program is being provided. + th-einvitation subject to the will ing of sale. See posters. W. 113.
Powell auctioneer~ l
-Mrs. Enos Remmer who is of the stationing committee. In -
visiting at the home of her sister, site of recent removals the WEDNBBDXT. MARCH l2rx-Credit 'we are 'bite the Dollar t,0 the
p sale of farm stock, implements,
Mrs, J. H. Rogers. has been con- church ie flourishing, fifteen be. furniture, etc.. at lot S. con, 5. Ux•
tined to the house for the past ing added to the membership at bridge, the property of Charles laid-
two weeks. last corn ruunion.-Co.*r. dieton. No reserve. Sale at one biggest load It ever pulled.
-A number from here went to -P. S. Newell, of St*
Thomas, 'o'clock, sharp. See bills. W. Maw, -
r Whitby on Tuesday night to purchased a carload of milch cows auctioneer,
witness the Whitby-Markham in the vicinity of Kingston, which TrxADAY, MARCH ISth-Credit sale o! '` ff
hocky match in which Whitb were shipped on Thnrsda for high grade and registered horses, _many of the numerous b�.rga1t1B
came o$wictoriaus. -- - Pickering to a so y anction on ca l Peep ani-pigs, a so Imple
_ ___--
-Peter Marks, of Dnnbarton, Saturday. The agent at King- ments, see7grain, hay, roots, 'etc.,
the property of Lance Johnston lot g
who will leave shortly for the Ston, in place of shipping them to 'R ill be itemized on large
18, con. 6, Pickering. Sale at 13 50. '" '`
_ . north-crest, will hold an auction Pickering had them consigned to -
" Seg bilis. R'ru. Maw,Auctioneer. - -- •• •-
sale of his farm stock and imple- Toronto, althousch Mr. Newell's -,
menta,on Thursday next. shipping bill called for Pickering. Alis--Tend them -
-After being tied up for several In consequence Mr. Newell had Plant BOWMAN'S
days on account of the recent great difficulty in locating his car. iruaran'teed r - !
floods, F. W. Weekq has now On Saturday forenoon he found NL1SDeiry StCCl'C Carefully•
caught up with his orders and is that it had been unloaded at
-it will grow-
�,/" . able to do chopping as usual. + West Toronto. It vc•as Saturday -..- -. •
-Several carloads of coal have evening when they arrived here, We want two more agents
been received this week at Spink's and the sale advertised for that in this-county • ,�
Mill, and in consequence there will afternoon had to be postponed THOS.W..BOWMAN&SON Co.Ltd. 'WATCH FOR THE BILLS
be'jig difficulty now in securing until Monday. Quite a number of Ridgeville, Ont, i
coal for the balance of the season. farmers were present, but not-so-
-The
o - -
as d have be
been at work on the Toronto had it been properly advertised. i
Eastern at Claude Field's hill for Mr. Newell 'suffered considerable We make a specialty of crosscut saws,
the past month or two, has sus- Toes by the blundering of the Tools of all kinds. Locks repaired. • •
nded 'operations owing to the Grand Trunk, as the cows which Razor-boning a specialty. For a first-
ppee .:
frost. were a choice lot suffered in ap- class hair trim or an easy shave call
-The united congregations of pentanes by their eaperieace' in at the East-end Barber Shop. : r'B�OT S �4/V D 'S/�HOES
_ 9t. Andrew's church, Pickering, being exposed to cold -and not See our House Furnishings of all (� •
and St. John's, Brougham, will receiving proper attentiob. kinds. Slightly,6eed Carpets AND
at 280 p. m, on Monday ne=t -The people who have come from l5 cents a yard up,
_for the purpose of considering a over from Britain to Canada dur- W. J, GORDON ' pICHERINC3 We Have a complete stock of the best Boots and Shoes that can'be-
call to a minister. ing,the past year or two are ata procured. If you havu't been gettingsatisfaction .
-A. E, 9wanston, of Knox Cot- loss to know what to make of our EI.M DALE MILLS ` " •
lege, occupied the pulpit its St. Canadian weather. Last winter have a look at our goods.
Andrew's church on Sunday last it stormed and froze from the
in a most acceptable manner. Next middle of November to nearly.the EN'S
Sunday'the pul-pit will be occupied middle of April. It would snow - = " ;
• :�- . _. . • 'M OVERCOATS
'by Rev. J. Ross of Peterboro. for a time then it would blow Is the place in get your nett
-On Saturday afternoon a until drifts`would form many feet bag of Flour. Men's Fur-lined Coate are lower in price this year and we are
hockey.match was played on the in depth. The greater part of the Ogilvie's Royal Household can't be= showing exceptional o
rink here between the Pickering time the mercury was away down g P god values.
ben for Brea
._ t d,
:,'team and the C. P. R. engineers below zero. The the new immi- '
ran would t o ild be told that he . ... , ..
of the Brock Road, which resulted g t t wen• Gtlenora Flour Pastry Flour R A BUNTING, •:� P.ICS.ERING
in favor of Pickering by the score ther was "Very unusual." This Graham Flour. '
of 6 to I. wKs- followed by a summer of
-The special services in the almost ceaseless rains. This was Fresh Rolled Oatsf
Methodist church were.closed last g Bran and Shorts
again very unusual weather for
+' Mondaynight, the attendance Canada. This winter the weather Oats and Oat Chop
g Barley and Barley Chop 7-�P7
EPAREFOR W/NTER.throughout being good. The last hue been very mild with hardly a "'-Mined Feedsevening the a!>4dience. was larger sign of snow, and up to th'e end ofthan usual, being augmented by January heavy rains were of fre- 1SlolassineMeal and Molasses Meal __._ —By getting yourthe congregation from Almonds', quent oecurenes. To •the immi- Special prices in ton lots,who came in force. grants query it would be again ROBES; BLANKETS •AND HARNESS NOW
-Complaints having been made the same monotonous story "very F. '�7CT: W®83s®
that the poles of the Independent unusual. Naturally the sew- Chopping every�y. Blankets 1.50 up, Sask. Robes 8.00 and 9.00; Cub Bear do 12.00. i
Telephone Co., near Liverpool, comer would come to the conclu- - -Call.and see our assortment of Harness, Halters, Trunks - ,
" had been placed in such a position Sion that all our Canadian weath- PICKERING MARKETS' '
or was of the "ver unusual" — Suit Cases, Whips, etc., at reasonable prices. . .. ,
as to interfere oi.t traffic, the y White Winter Wheat,' .......... .99
members of the coon '1 inane an type. However, if they stay in Red „
inspection last Sato y, when Canada long enough the will in Mixed ”"" .90' p
time ex rience the real anadian "' ICHERING HARNESS EMPORIUM y
they decided not to in fere with Spring Wbeat.................. 501
pe
t of weatber, and will soon phone Ind. 301. W. J. COAKWELL
their position with the xception oPe So
" P be come to the conclusion that it is+8proouted . .. 70-50 ,'
of two or three which 'ght
the best in the world.
laced more rouvenic.ntl zOats .., $.4 .
+ •�.,+-a, .• "'';t:::.-,d.. •'�fv,.:. '^•in,. ",`" ''1':"r'.' 'tar ..'.;.�j' 'r;'°s t ;«r r^ w.. aww<'n> ,:w,2"'+.s,,`*,i y 4,+,� + l� `4i•�E
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