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Thursday evening of this week wemake our first display of the New.
Easter Millinery and we give a cordial invitation -to all to visit out show room
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from 8 to 10 o'clock � . � . . . . ' . . . I . �
� The t1ats this season.are .entirgty different to anyt4drij.. shown informer �
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seasons, almost every hal b6ing high, at si&6__afid_baW_5`fi`d- range from --very .
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small to very large. Trimmings are,of flowers, roses big and IlUle-"moss roses,
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real moss, and ribbon; al most. \% ithokit end.
., Many' -of. the hats are exact copiesofthe newest French styles. a.n,d the -
prices will be as n icderate..as'can be made for High. Class Millinery.. - ,
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New Lace Curtains, Fl.,or Oilcloths, LinoleumS, *'
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TableCovers, Chenille ,and Ta`etry.. .
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This department will be found upstairs and althou,gh oUr.stock in this, line is' I
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N6ttingham ]ace .curtains. 2 to 3y"ards long -4o to '5o ,inches. . wlje- in -neat �
floral patterns, buttonholed edges, . . .. . ... ' I . . I ' 1. . . . *-
Fine Nottingham lace curtains, in, a, large variety. of floral designs 8 i72
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yds long, 5c, to 6c, inches wide. Neat pretty Patterns per -pair $i 81.25': and V ' 'Zo.
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Extra fine Nottingham' lace curtains. in, beautiful floral designs 56 to 6o inches wide; .
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buttonhole edges -3 1-.2yards long. . Special.,'Price .at $11-7540 45.50�
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Chenille and. Tapestry Curt -tins 33.754 $5,0*0 and $3,5o. - .
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. Chenille and Tapestry Covers *,7510.495..- * '-. , . I .. . � . . . .. . .
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Linoleums, Floor Crilc1c,ths in �a large Choice. -of Patterns,
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New Styles in Ladies' Ciravenette'. - RmincoAts .
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Ti&n-Gore flare. skirts :made from- - with belt. ' This 'Coat is - sold every,,
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fine black ladies' -c I o t b tri --e-d: ' w* e � I.i2. Out
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with straps of silk and buttons ' Sprifig will ,be_.. ............. I ........ .....
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- . ' Ladies- Fawn and Grey... ravenette. ''
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Ladies' Skirts, ten- ore made from � ' _Raifi , Coai�,, Jull Je�gtb..- '- Four rows, �
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fine�-Blzciu and VV-h-ite-Tweed.-B.o.'x--.-.--p-l-ea,t-s--d-o-w-��'ok,,-tr�*-n*.I lith I :
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pleated, trimmed with... but-* , " - , �silk braid: Guaranteed . thor- ` - - . .
tons. Special at........ .... ..... .. �.. 441,60 -, ougbl'y, sbow&r�proof at ,'.,�.... . . I .%' $10,8,00,
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Ladies' Grey Homes un , twe-ca.'.. - - LadiesDark Tweed' Raincoats .
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skirts, made -from light weight all wool 1 - � .`ffi:ade in. Newest: Spring. s,tyle. . Well,-
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Last year we, soldnearly livie times as many BoysSuits we did the year.
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.don't expect to sell five tI;mes--as..-rhuch as we did last but_'w*e_w.ant,:,to. doubte-our
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clothing business this season if possible. - 'No � better makes -of boys' clothing ,
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into a store than the kind. we sell. We buy, -from three gored makers,- one of them
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Here is a small list-wilttell.y6ti more, about them later--=Bo--=Boys't , wo-pirce .*
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suits made from good strong. Canadianan'd English tweed.' Fair , '. . 1. . M,
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linings sewn with linen -'thread Si, es* 23*:tO 2.7,; ..... i.*......"..,...i..*!....'$2.50�A ' $2.75 '
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Boys' Two Piece -Suits made. frorn fancy Canadian and imported tweeds, :
'Single and double. breasted- Norfolk style, , first- class liniings and � I
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styles Coats have wide shoulders, good linings,' double 'elbows, large lapels, ..
. pants are made 'with belt," double sd�.ts and. doill-e- knees,. the most expensive .
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Suits we sell, but you can't bu-- -a better * wcaring Suit at any I I
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I FRIDAY, MARCH 23,19M , 1 .
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. Twenty-one yearB av tbli, in, � Headauarters for .
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I Churcheongregation was'opeped for .11 ,..� .
was' The 14,Aw Jileense Law , tise 4 �
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Hon Rooms has Introduced Oto� �a,141114keu note of tbepecaaio" by hold. New, Wall I .. ! .
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the Legislature his promised License of theme occasions, prominent Divines . 6 .. N . -
Sill, wlitchverymateriAllych,suges the of the Presbyterian church have been . I -
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law in this respect, The Ur , first ,feature socured-to, conduct the services, On I We are showing new .', . .
. . . 0.4imday the 18th !not, the 21st of these, ' Wall Paper, of the latest � I I
is the incl ase in the amount to be anniversaries was observed, and the . � . RI I I I
paid for licenses, the, following being congregation were of,tbezpinlon that and most stylish patterns, I .
. the new rate, I I no one could be found, who should in SUCK. -.variety and such .1 .. PAPER .
conduct the services with more.43atls-
. Tavern Shop faction, profit ana ability than their qilantity, and at such low,',
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Cities of 100,000 or over..... 81200,$1,000 own distinguished minister, and so �, re- .. �� 11 ��
Cities of W,60 AD, less than • ', " ,, ested Rev. Dr, Stewari, to offitoate. prices, that you can -cee� .1 I . � . - � 11
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100,000. ................. 1700. 700 CAressfeinsaying that The event t .
Cities between 10�000. and . proved. the wisdom of this decision-, taint do better here than �Jsewbere. See our 'dainty L
430,000 .......... 1I I . I .. I - I 5ML 5W Forrono more successful and profitable - . stripes •and small floral designs, for Bedroom s., Our
Cities below 10,000 & towns - . . anniversary was ever * held In the mare elaborate patterns for p0lo"fr's', etc. I I"w
.between 5,000 & 10,000., 450 450 -churob, and the general verdict is one - . I . L
L Towns of 5,0W or less ... ; 3W 3W of satisfaction On Very few of such . - I � I
. Villages ........ .... III ".. MO no occasions way seating Qapaoity.of ALL 'PAPER -TRIMMED FREES , . . I .
Townships.., L ........... L _ 120 taxed , I I
' 2W tbe.church building %Xe a as it was. on .. .. . .
. The bill will allow the council of Sunday evening, to accommodate the 11 . . . I .
any municipality, except in cities, to large congregation, who gathered to . . . I •
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-increase the duties as; the elect.ors eiwaege In the services, I .
should deMe. . discourses both in the morning . EASTER GOODS ..
I It has been provided that munici- and "Venin were appropriate ang . I
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polities shall have the ower to eu- marked by the well known feature of We. are right in line for Easter, with the best I
force local option by the appointmeaf Dr Stewart's preaching, A 'searching .
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of .Inspectors. The positiori of th� and illumivatitig ,•
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of the sele'pted stock -of Easter- oveliles to be fQUad.:T.W,hpre. �, �
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I pal4y was bent 'on local op -tion; it of the morning sermon was in Jet: 17 -, . , . . I . . , .
should be given the power to enforce 3, %10 i.ny mountain in the field," God, , by all who ha've'seeii them. . .
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the law.. ..Local Option votes shall be through .the prophet is addressing � I,. I I . I. . . � � -
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I taken only on.'annuhl' election days., Judah. A .con(rast is pr6seilted- . .. . . .1 I - .. I_,._._.I:I .
and it is provided that upon a petition Judah - compared With the . other . '' . - I ,_, .. ..I I .
of 25 per cent of the plasters the roan- nations. was a mountain in. the midst I . _'e,,� '. . . - . . .1
. dil must submit "the - by-law. Three- Of I plitin. rhe reference was to the . Coopexr�s- Book'S.-tore.
favored position of Judah in OP I I . . . .1
fifths of the polled votes are required, . p ri ! I . . . . I
and if the by-law passes, the council tunity and privilege both ,in temporal . I C L I N � TO N ... :.
must Dass the by-law. . and spiritual matters. The distinction . .. I . 11 . .
The argument for this WILS t"t gi in these regards was as marked as the . � 11 . I I I . . � I
Madority of six or seven might easily ph one of a mountain in the . I . . .
I be upset in two or; three years. There miRticalf A:. plain. The 'practical use I . 1. . . . , --"----- . . I I . I
should be a substantial pre made of this was to apply it to the - charge,where he has tende,pladepIendid I I
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" Christian church and special reference beauty and, impressiveness of the ser
of seutiment, in favor of law be- , vices, The choir under. Qie -training of seryie. I
fore a change is made. was inside to the church in Canada, in Prof. Campbell desemves praise for the Rev. R. Hobbs, of Strathroy, -as
. her favored Mndirjon temporally' I � r , h 11,
. Another change has - been made in . .t� in which they perforiiied their been invited to Gerrard st est. Metho- -
the law in respect to local option, To- spiritually, and in passing, i was way seeing that they had no outside dist chur6b, Toronto. It is currently �
P out that the Presbyterian Par!,
day, if local option is carried, It is assistance. The,ppecial numbers, be- reported that had Wesley church, 011n. -
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good for three years.; if turned down church in Canada was one, certainly sides the anthems were, in the morn*. ton;'not extended an ,invitation to a. f I
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can be.tried again in three months, not t4e least, amongst other mountain ing, a solo very sweetly sung - by Miss pasior outside theLondon Conference
It is now provided, that. a vote may I peaks, Whilst this was the subject of ZiidaMcR�,e, .In the evening -Messrs- fAr. Hobbs would have, been sent here '. .
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. n9t.be taken for: two years after a gratification. the warning was gi I v6n T. Jackson jr. and Stewart Jackson' . . _ .
" I j. that this highly favored placil demand- -lent taste -a duet, and!
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, , preceding vote. - . . with excel . L .. . .
: There is -provision for labelling the I W corresponding seryice, - In this . - Coats ,
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B. .to gave with her; ' NeW Advertisements
. 'goods r -connection a statement was given of . . . .. . .1
so when a -mate calls for � - usual clearness tone and beauty of: . : .1 _. I
Scotch he will. get what he asks fur. �1. the excellent findneW'standing of the expreOslon, a solo. No special effort . .. . _
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. . . Presbyterian church in Canada, as managing -Board to-! BUGGY, Catver, and Harness (or sale. .
I 'On thembo'le the bill is one that will follow , .. I ... . was made by the managi g. : Apply to -. . Box 174" 0inion. I . I .
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commend itself the approval of the ThePreslyterian church funds are Simply the Statement front L the, pulpit I I . .-'!-
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people. . The provision making It 1 � now in a most satisfactory condition and a printed request to the members ' I
Pi I I im- All funds an ts, showing that. the Redp'ath',s Granulated. Sugar
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perative for a council. to. submit a by- t are put 6f debt but that of the aged amount required was between $500 , 4 loo lbs. for $4.50 . . . . ...
I law on a petition of 25 per cant of the and -infirm ministers, in which the and $000. it must be gratifying to all loo . 1. at .
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. . deficit this, year. is $4,000, as
I eliletots isp, good,oA6, No reasonable . oncerned that the amount plaued, oni W. . T. O'NE141S, Clinton. -
. .- . . winpared,with *about' $0,000 a,-ybar c . . I .
objection can be taken to the 'require- . � . . the. collection- plateb on Sunday was
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. Inent of three ago. I "fully up to the. .e ectation of the ! . . . . .. . Lost.�
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I I This it the best year the -church has managers, being $518T ,h -the. pros- . . , I
-fifths offbevote polled . , , with I .1 . I I
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being favorable to I ocal. Option; be-. had yet, "The receipts over and above, Peet of the sum being still considerally. I .
. year are about $42,000.. The deficit _Ve extend. our hearty con-, -here in'town, onV,.anePa&yl7_th
. .1 Iasi ye; about increased.. '8 1 Some . .
fore it can be adopted ; a were ma- in the- foreign mission fund, Amount- a ohecied hoiae-blanket, and BaffdIo robe. - . 1
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is people upon the soccess, which I ch has, finder
jo,rity vote has -never been iufficleiit .. in ' 9 . . will oblige by returnina- q%me 't6,--,.__ .
. , . I I 000 has' been.willod. out, t COMMERCIAL HOTEL . I I
,to ,justify the bi2st enforcement of the.. - I attended this anniversary occasion. : . . . . 0 .. . ..
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gue8b.4-with liquor .on Sunday, �*wigiit -$90,000 needed for th6.' caxr�ing on of ' **#*##""I"# *"**""" . . . ... 11 . . For svdeo.
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wall have b6en.,eliminated.. ' . . , the foreign mission work, .besides.. the . ... . .. . , I
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. . .i Tbe.estimat(�s were considepab.1y r `WN - ' .S' ; DO �TJNIS Tai,16 �§bqp, . Clinton . . . .
. $140,000 i. Cho c e. �
I . . .11logied] .and Untrue. . . �170%-� tllnseof lasf-year, being $,993,WO. 1 . 1. � . ... . 11 . I . . .1 . . r . I
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Rev. R.,B. Bowl", of Sherhoiiene tI1 (�),z(� o'jt- t lie: pX!0Vj6,.1,, b 410 OW , , ''... , �, - X
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[,�ztrect Met,hOdist, church, I-, � delivering , 111vaged and ilfflilm'-1111111stera, funa . WESLEY . ... . .. . . I . . . . . .1 . .
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-si6rles Of 80.1 I nons ol the 'causes
ca . nses'af . bild a deficit at the first of the year
..of - . I . -All personsI Ind . ebt6tj to the - . undergigue
. M z . he W. M. S_ .of � itbis � church will
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I . . not I "p'; 'fi�ld its Silver Anniver-sa'ry on April.
I disbone,cty,' and' in, tbc.coilr�6 of -his yet I . .. I . . I .� ' .I ekkler by note or, book 4�0011�ob iirs reqlnrid
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. un lted'w,tth �These. general. references :wolild , e 10th .of .April, .-
. I.Tenilliks'last 9 , is cred I rig li-t will be resent to'dddress-1be j after iliat ,ate 'T'h',Oyr.%�211 pees into other
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-"Tfi6- payinent of v,ery, inadequate . . a- . ,- * , - BAPTIST, CRURCH.- . I '.* . . � . 011atou, Oxt. I .
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salaries �may sometimes b6tbe cause oil corgregation.. Tlic.,finandal repoft a I•. 1. . . . . I., . . I I . . ., . :. . : . I
:occasion of disbofiesty.. J,4bor sbould . published was- incomplete qwing, to �Rev.'11I.A.'Wr-ight,' la:A;, God "I . . - '. I .. . .
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never . er bp considered . onl�, as a eom the inability, of some treasurers to . wi.11 occupy the ,pulpit: in the . s -
I I .. , PIO'.' hand in their statements before.the re- , I Auttlott Sa.10 offariii Stoek.,. ..
. I'dity to be *.purebs4od, i)a' the lowest � Ort was. printed. .$587 werd contri- c " church next Sunday; morning. and ev- . . 1� I . � I . . . I . I
. I eiling,and will preach at the base. line . ' ', . - .
market;. Any. business which calmot hilted for the. various scheines of the • . .. - .. . . . . .... . . I
6:nt I - - --- I � I h* in the. ix Rev. Mr. . Albert Nott has insiructed'Thos. Brown !2�
i i�ii,Y.R,dvc wag , % ;IIVWUIJ M CEI-TV-V,T.-7$',9ff-To-i�-(,Vr,eFl-�igtuUs- Lt%A : : � : y: .
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there. - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11TH, 1906, . , I
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I - ' ceipts were In other things' I . . , , On lot 24, eon,..,, Stanley, -the following proper- .
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I aped.. Of colli-�e- there Mly he tifileS I there were gratifying signs. .The -at- .1 , . . . W .. I . .. � ty viz..:- - . .. - .. . . .
! Q . n . � ILLIS � . ! I span horses 7 yeaxs old, I'span mares 8 and 9
temporary dell-ression. there, 1 te dabee at prayer ,meeting was !in- �.. 1. I I I I .
be stages of growth wbere a business I - . .. .� . * years old, 8 draft ffilies'rlsing'0� years; 1. draft
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, Interost - in the Sunday Rev W. E, Kerr. will .preaih here, stallion rising 2yearsi:13 steers frommoto 12oo,.
I absorbs:. too .munch of its profits in in-. 6 I , . . . - 1r) 2 -year-old helf@rs, 0 Yearlifiio steers and heifers. .
I ,' S611001 UpoeAred. to :be incre4sing'.) ng• , ., . ".
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I creas6deapital-4ut •generally speakin 9 Ther, -%,erci, ., however, : discourage7 , Sunday,eveni. .,.. - . .. .11 I. . � StoplEisAll in 99od.49nditipn,and willpositivdly .'. .. I
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I the ale is one that 14i.4ine;ses wbich ments. The spiritual life.'of the con.. ; 6weting -of the be-goldias proprietoris. giving up the farm be
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!. cannot'pa, I a, decent Itylp w � age are Willis c1inrch 'W' F. M. S., Mrs 1;�' ird had rented and has not grass. I . .. . 1. . .
y giegationwas not as vigorous as 'he. . . i Tbei!e wifi also,bo sold at same time and place ...
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monstrosities. I believe t%ere have re, p6i. oil the de'votioiial tOPid, -.the household furniture, etc, of Mr. '14elwood
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..been serious lapses into disbonestv many neglecting the dfitiei of family Bles,,d are they that � wolmi, - and: Lloyd, as (011ows:- .. � - �. . I . .
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. . I -itual training. of the : board, I Extem,lorijable, I Coilob, I Bedroom I .
which never have occurred bail ,worship and spit e in,, - -1 Cart, I Cutter..1 aid
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s',onary .�subjed, "Missions fioarly now,
'I props} wages, been p�id.l' - - - . . � . On n - r... . The evening . cermon ` was I with .Suite, 1 Bed, 6 Ritelien Chairs, I Royal Washer. '
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It often bappaus,tbat rhen a clergy-: lounfed-upon Rosea, 24 :.5-0, -111' will . 9 � . . , -�-AllAumoof6i . ' .
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the Nil was deak', h ,'by �
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. be as the dew unto .Israel ; be shall - � . ONTARIO ST. I that amount credit on approved joint I
nomic. question, or .. . . . . I not r cent, discount
i. man tackles .an 66 I . I as'the lily, and' cast forth his . � � qf. Optarlo Street.a amounts
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on's but of the " At in Wbi6h lie has, grow . .At the meetillmounts I . . . 1. . .. .
. roots As Lebi0aon. . His britn-,hes shall League last Monday evening, Mr Jag. T.MlOWN . ALBURoNOTT . . . '
done his -thinking prdinailly.1e makes d and his. beauty shall be as the V jnstru�_! Auctioneer, , Prop.
I -a ]"troe, and -bis, smell- n tive paper v I . . . ..
Manning presided. Avery .. I .
. .statements. that are eco�omic�lliji_n. Zvo . .. as " was read by , Miss Maud, . I . . *.I . . ' . ,
' Mlestern people could not a�pr�ciiate,' Wiltse. Mr J. Maniling 'by..
a solo;'NOTOX TO - CKEDITORSO, .
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" . . pro het opake, the figure of ,the dewL, wilise sang a duet, and Miss Hattie' f the' Esiate ofR4�t PIeicw4, ' - :
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what-does'Mr.''Bowles mean by*,'1in- - In Vaitein countries,'on clear bights. 'Courtice, gave a ,reading. '- Another ,, In the Maiser o I
I I . late of the, TpurAddpof Tuckermith, in the .
the fall of de* is as copious; refreshing . - .
I ad auate, salaries ?" iind- -b. ' . of rain. CouneVof,Huro -Yeomalt,.Diciased. -
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decide whatis 'adequate and -*bat is ,!Oylvifying _ns 1 a shower . fii&ubi� - it . t ew. by. a 0-t-i�e-fl-
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I not'i A man- wants a cord of wood F 'e ' IIt
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. . . The effect of this is such' 11 ional'Anniyer r S amending alts. that all parsons h.vit)g claims
cut. Two menAofequalabilityconie , 1,)'�1t,y.,r1.iif�gle figure or ,will be held, nex,t, Sabbath morning - against the estate of said Robert Peacock,
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. along, and one is willing to cut it for a I naturi- could set firth. God, .,through and evening. ' Thb pastor ill preachI who died on or about the 8th day of March A.
. . ,. I g,apd Rev Dr Stewart in . D. 19W, are required on or before the 20th March,
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dollar; While „the � . I I , . of April;' A. -D. 1900 to -end by oat pre
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for fifty cents. One man -is mar- natural growths. .' The lily is - the . .. 11 . I , . .Xx6cutors,their t)ames,adc1rogsOsaibddeparip-
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ried", but the 6ther is not, Fifty'cents beautiful which blo(hns in tbd . . ST. PAUL'$.' .. � i thAiralahka and the nature -of tbs. security,
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. . I .. I .valieys-of Palestine to which our Lord .. Turnbull of boderich, con... if sul, held thet&dul,v certified, and that . I
: may not seern an.adequate wage to the- referred,- when be Aid that Solomon Rev. Mr. Tv . "
' I ducted service bets •�on':Wediiesday - after the oulFilday the ezvoutor will piocced to. .
le a . . . dt6t0bute the assets of the decle6tert among .
inarri d man,, batt is ,,adequ ie" for ill all his glory was not arrityed like lg.� . .. . � . I . .1 . I
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the work to be done. According to. one of these. When the . church an.4 11 I
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'Mr. Bowles' argument the dwilerof It: divin& operations of God's spirit: esda , when he preached in St.. I - i ated this 20th day- of March, 1906. . . the wood should po,y. . $1. . for the work- . the fruit was .mo operations
beauty of eharlt& _ George's Xurob, , . . 11 , W. BRYDONE, ,
. Solicitor for the Exeentors, .
. ter, But these flowers are fragile and A.YX, A; --.A lecture on "Church Thos, IT, Peacock, , I .
and the absurdity of such a thing short lived.. To overcome this the hymns" was given by Rev. M. Turn- , ch"k. J. Fel000k, I Exedutors .
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1. stands out prominently that he who figure changes.. In L contrast, the, bull, rector ,of St. George's church, - ..
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run ma see'it, The. very same prin- cedars L ofLebation, are presented. -,On Goderleb,lin St. Paul's school douse, � The' 'Nova Scot!& Legislature has.,
� the lofty heights of Lebanon these on Tuesday 0.-�eniug, March 20th, un-, been forced to adjourn since there 16
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I qiple pervades .every branch of work. ma4 estie trees spv,ead forth tbelf roots der theauspices .of the A.Y.P A. Af- no Lieutenant -Governor. . . .
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never be considered only as a COMM I I that in spite of all the fierco winds, lecturer Was Introduced, and for ant SERIOUS CHARGID AGAINS97 ON. I
. � which haveblown up6n the mountains hour spoke of the hymn writers of the I TARIO• AJPPLH. SHIPPERS. 'Tile. , ,
dityo to be: purebasect In the lowest not one of these trees have ever been . past, , ilv;,ellin more particularly on !Provincial, health authorities of Mani.
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market;" he' talks nonsense, It can- known. to have been overturned. The the works of &:Ilonner, Miss Haven- toba will be asked to take steps for the' . .
. 0101, Miss Carey, Heber, Toplady, Mao, protection of consumer's against the in
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not'help but be so considered. Itis its meaning i%,that, abiding in God, the' i Riscriminate shipping of Ontario apples I
. I Christiala,-amid the fiercest; per6poll, esley, etc, The lecture was Inter:
-much alawof theunivers-- a's any nth r• -tions find sorest -temptations, shall spersed with anecdotes on the authois, to Manitoba; and Western 'points. . ..
I Prdvi'dence ordained that it should be stfknd "fast, tut there,. is 'sozii6thing accounts of circumstances under which an of the apples received in Wimii4 11
' ' wanting yet. The growths that have many of the hymns wdre written, and Pe this season arb said to.have been*
so, . Every ta an, whatever his Oce"Pa' been mentioned produce no -fruit at brief sketches of the influence exerted , it and wormy, and unsaleable. In
tion, is entitled to the very highest least more useful for man. We by, thepoems on Christianity, individ- it loltimbla similar fruit is being "
wages,bis ability can coTilrannd in le- prophet adds another figure; thAt. of tially and collectively. The audience dumped into -the ocean or river, and it
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earners. Whethor. it is '�T In- of of the authors. A heart , . ---
gitimi�W 6ompetitidii with other wage verdure and its fruitfulness had the opportunity of illustrating the in . 41i
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living ornot bas no actual beat-Ingon lasting' beauty, strength and fruitfulm and Anittaing lecture, I The meeting 'COAL.,10. I
the fact that immutable econontle.con. ness. And yet the powerful picture is cloded In the usual manner. I . .
not complete, The sacred writer pre. . I . . . . . .
ditions, govern the sale of big labor. . - sante to thio mind's eye. the slopes of . 'The undersigned. is pre- I
, 4311usinesses which cannot pay a do, - Rev Mr Manning was One of,, the . I .
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-;66iA-1WnK-:, fil"fiftaktim" -Mount, T-jebation,. clothed,. with i� rich spe arg at the tea -meeting pared to fill all' orders for
cayslMe. Bowles.. Ther0a hot much growth of --Aiomatla - olikab __ 'a Odei�iclh,� OT1;--Xbhd&1k: first tlms�_Seahtort-.�r_oallj - �-.-:.�._..1. - 1
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auW we fancy Mr. Bowles world find it may be noticed miles o sneakers th saine church, on ' r- IQ 4.
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. wessaythey cannot possiblymake Mines into the . I �
I I The Galt ReTormer says: . The third license board within a I n , beauty Itis reported that the .
"Nowa- in and aga,in for liberty would be , fair and I -a -sting, Sir �e will of the late - At lowest prices.
their farms pay, though they and their . , strength, .
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. . days it's law for this, and law for-thut, made, , year 'has been :i pointed In West famillos work like slaves, According e abiding fruitfulness ever extend.. Win. Batterqhalbof 8ttatford,contains . .
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rind law for ever thin H . . Kent, both tb Others being dismi8sed to ur. P�owles'ptatementtheiribllaln in;l1but-a quiet, unconscious influence a bequest of $I(K
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s6little education on ihf good at the deman Of the public, fortiotori:• is a monstrosity, and tho" I de! . T had .visited the deceased in big Station or at H,
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f W principle go fora change 71 we It Is lumored in Brmiaon that the ously partisan abuse - of 'office, ,The duction Ofthat is that they 8 oul . . 411, He is a brother of R. J. Oluff, Store:
think it would be hilbly bo,nefleiril, Robert Simpson Co., of Toronto, will party executive set out to punish Lib- out of it, I . r in theointment, wllj,,,,h ,,,Tr - illness. I
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our statute books are itetal loaded establish a store there. I oral license -holders by refusing them questiotil of waires whatever ced up�in the head of e pre. of town. . AA . 41, A. .11AMILTON 11
I with laws which meddle where I I licenses. Then char es of 11traffick- sh'oioilil make men aishorlest. And sentation of these wonderful truths itev. *. A. Svilith, 11. D.,'of Ashfield I .
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"I ' , 11 tit tell their hearers to left a marked Impression upon the Metbodist church pirellit, has doelf � ..,
ineddling Is resented-whete it is pro- David 11111, working onAndrew ' 4 11 the illamis6al of two of tht. wheia ministers -
vocative of contempt for law, if claim, between Cobalt and HAlleybuI7, I �al partisans, The last board perolstedl� the contrary, thoyare simply AIM1,41). whidso the attentive. heltrers which , the call to, Trowbridge circuit ashe Pl1r,I, ____.___ ,� . .
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of this legislation .were, was saved from death in i� dyna" h the r(wemge.policy, and now, it bag Inq men with An easy argumont ant* 81114 I poses aceeTtint
. ( q tile invitation to re. AdVOU90 in the NEW 19RAL, -
� , I . *iped out our people would lose troth- , explosion by IninpIng into A bucket, hsid to go, � I shield for subsequent wrong -Going, vice, talse added much to the[main the ourti y6iii, on his present . . . .
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