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OPIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1907.
TI14.FOTORlil OF ONTARIO'S ACI-
,
eiltIalisligRAL SOCIETIES.
late lere wen -
o nrer,tierleolteria memos, to thou as,
v,00°'
ore We eau pushier, Intelligent-
itie Addeo of the egricultural 004
!OlOtt1iii •Ati,iit-atio. We Meat bo ^ ac-
etPlabliteff With the'',#,..naota
-15611ilitteir and' haV4
it.40-*t"*rif the 'Wits 4,4he
,
dead 111? -k- aau.na'1'
She 64'4 : iltkp %;:e„
'Dan's e
he liateet*tehertrer % ) e nseettelt the
stem trtii;
the% tc0:: nd teceMetee of our cousins
den. nuiettr 'abotitertt.bortler. The law -
400 11110111,11at ned when thole 'weld-
fimWeet Mt the *Mettle our eiteltement. Soon the directere of
dencoletrWere tiptIet1 and Pet. cirtittai, and in creating considerab
. iltdir•'-fdeninted rotice, h buses, turreundi g exhibitions. that ere Imre-
npu whiett our preetht apleuclia sys,
tem Of agricultural otganizstion eud
idoestion Wed, Tbeir past is rule
Of wItielt they way well he proud,
Couslitilese TOday,
What of their ptesent Om? Are
our socletlest accomplishilig a* Womble
work today AO formerly? Are they,
aig Sped VOlk sis they did fifty,
even tr.i year* ign,? While some, poor
partly to ebb over' *Molt the 4liedes'ille..Petbetumocce'•than doelil
membore of the sogietiee boar Ito gone fee all Re aftricelterot teatewea rote.
(lop has heeinne ea Immo-Vete. our. agrieultural etielety. It Is d. wolf le
end lees available for
The litippy
mato work of 'the eociety. Under the abawe esption, the j
yet: ililt:Iferiet.greeellAY, Takelen40104tHatat; Otint.liiiin of Nov. ltit glee*Ibe
friP the proatotem ogricoltinc. lost' '&01,190144.- •
So Wog it.detweso to be called ' The Treihto A0444011 McIver, to
all egricolturel society. end be entitled matiog trettual report to tho goy -
to reeeteetstiovernment grant. Whett. moment *Pelle Cape ,Crellore. antoleg
howeverete soplety rearite4 the polot other things -Win' '
.where.it flods tt necetassee to epend Oroeg,,,TeatiezIndiatte have. lbws,
ortudsvof 11.01Pe of the bR4P140,iur* WA*
includinggathl: **et -/attrrOlandigft.IN
ta 110 foam, in. Weatern 4)0440. 10 i.
*suitable ter the- roJoing of boo" eat..
tit...sheep and swine 01)4 grO11)1
rhunitrtthout 110 not utiliakt. eine.
11.
Olteneerearentei AWOL FIVie181000,e,
-Mese of the Indtiont are andeetriee*
owl low -abiding, 6.felle Ate ledolent,
end ita 1900 they ean telie things,
easy.ruatat no provleion, alwed for the
herd tittles in Wintee and twateity et:
Mete reasene of' the -Tear. 'TAM IndtPe
teeter onee aro beeoilling 'miter, belle
good teatne and outfits 604 goitre linek'
of each variety.
Inc,04trivt4Tolflthci9olViaoMtiTettoloVSTIcitieht,-e'
ett to driok Amt. have tentrvennee
'societies. 'There ere a few who
thole to get wbisky ,whenever' toey:
can, widelt only happena wheneeer'
they have Ihtte wealth,ahont' thettl,
as it is only foe the love, of 'their
money that they' are eupPittal sottle
voserupuleits white nom; o few of
these .ate to be No*144E0404. nearly
every. place where Biome la and
mut Indiana will nearly' always( try to
sereect them for fear of thleir .eupply
being cttt off.
*RM-lotoN.-Therenre ts00 ehtirehes
on Um reseeVe rod the Indteus goner -
more societies in that stete th031 (WY ttliV 040 11 deep, inteteat. in religion
0).40, 00,1 callee. Th° 43tes of 1,01 The largeet comeregetictri le the fdetho.
11133111111313VOS0001010tta 11443 so arrinigea diet with over WU rherents, end, the
that the fastest horses in the coinage?
can attend. 'These home.. take prime tlreluCal uteletboli ovieltalin da boaellity 114'441g'
tically all the prizes,
In Conneeticut 1004, $20.11IX) was inntiolfintblvi iiitattITetIA31415'llbeY".8 're idroar a
se/Wended by the agricultural societies
'for ell agricultural purposes combined. • Nemeals at Work.
The sum spent for horse racing was
Kincardine IttivleW. -
atiurro, and for special attractions,
$10,370. In other wend% $0,053, or al- The return ef Conservative In Lon.
tnOst one-third 01010, Nvas spent for cloti'adds another,exhibit tlieolready
home racing and special attractions voillInineue evidence Whiell goes to
than for all agricultural purposes•cone prove that 'Vice theadVaneti agent
biped. In this. 'state the inienorid Ole'- of its own Nstieeejs. Seine year/ ago.
Mont that attends snail exhihitIonre the Conservative party loateor.falled
beciome so obnoxious that recently to win, seat after seat by the' opera -
the Stale Legistatuic deemed It necee. tions of a machine invented to retain
sary to paes lam prohibiting the the Ross government in power after
presence of tents of ill -fame on the situecedeassyfsulowf ausetebfitadmneaeosh' ihad;tet hfinedt ,wStteo
exhibition grounds at fate time.
borrowed by the Laurier gevertunent
The agriculturn1 societies in Ohio iri to win over stubborn cenetitheneles.
1904 spent $105,014 far amicultural
But the auccese was oniK temporery,
urposes combined and $107,027 for
SiblY, ate. toortris Per. This is doe Wide IMMO/ fin' )10-0/0 ,1"14gIng 0,0
trek White yeate.our rtualpopole, it Is :misnomer to ciiit it- 0.0
&mere ate ao well Simplied with eg, Obeetf e elegising. Met it la no more en.
rieolterat ,61.44 other pericelletrie. 010 '.41tiOli to tecelfe 1) 00370rOleent grant
f;0011trritt so intersente4by8000040, that) It theatre oe ortineentent park
end re Iveiter Nes. thitt neat Ira ••10 .•0400•0,,t 104,044. a few so -tolled
-tend exhibit lone in the early *ley* have • teal Cheraeter.
lettplwered. NoWootlays. It is *meetly Yon max. say thot there is
for 01-farMOr to..hity 6 pore tired mei* such. conditions becoming
timitIl'enItt nOlghboring Wooden. or prevalent to Oetario. If you do, you
, through ao advertieement loon ogri. 110 nor MeliZe What le 'taking ehree
culterel paper. Or by POMO* On the: litritatire
trait) and attending tmene %de, 90 VOIlditlelle In the States.
soon actiori ontil-tho (latent Me #0,0-841 la 1 I
1°118gt 11°4t) it "eet4144t.Y t° e°StV°441' Aioreot ineeeth4atiou of the work
icaolcik.0'1,41sehseFtnottliawttr yketalk" ti.b4y9 11°01: ZeletteOP"ifinglieQ tirinegfignirdc °Statesr4
tel 'in tree States of New York and
Farmerie lostitetes, the Experimeittal no. - •
tinion Deleymenrs Associatioos, and ',oar. revealed an axon 9 Og con-
kina44 orto,nizattoos haoo deprived diger*, In Maine. whicit IMO many
the eoeieties of still other lines of work excellent ,agricultural Societies the
that they were waled upon to poorm ,geeernment reporta -Atm, tjutt,
more oriese thorougbly thirtr or forty faaas: was btrlag sPs"V"/*
years ago. Over 90 per cent. of our "Fee! °ell° ,,,,,t,,‘.21)1, n.7 4 v.4,4?.4., iont..4'tl
nd
soeleties, therefore, confine their worit ' Reliveire'Actnp-s-biere''-d";
tom to the Mere fielding Of an alma° their ogrieultieral societre.s. The Agri.
exmlitityl7itheoe Hooletles aro of great attolltiltetiortaelaseinoiieutiles Massacititeetta
number. An
value. They ore keeping the commit of the State oard of Agriculture him
agriculture ever before them. Y stated that horse racing less k Una
meow of the rivalry they create:wrong
local breeders and other exhibitors, els
well as by the object lessons they
afford on the dart of their exhibittons,
the3r aro productive of ranch good.
Most of th4311113 societies are In purely
apricultural sections. '1.intortnnately,
societies of this character are rapidly
decreasing in number. 'They are being
replaced by a more modern feral of
society, Some of which, at leasts are
productive of more harm than good,
incentives that led the peep e at* tdocational features to disguise its
The etorse of this change is to be
foetid in the Increasing size and num.
tier of our towns and cities. Whereas,
In the early days, nearly the whole
population of the Province was direct-
ly interested lin agricultural pursuit.
of one form Or another, today large
portion of the citizens of Ontario live
ID urban es °Mere. They mare little or,
nothing for agriculture. These people
have no interest in purely agrialiltitral
exhibitions. They, and, an increaelng
proportion of our rural popilletlen•
waot mtnething more exulting: They
desire to be *unused. This element in
the panel:010n already has changed
completely the character of many of
our emaller exhibition% The meta-
morphosis has taken piece by degree%
but it is none the less complete.
Tho change la effected so gradually
that the residents ar the community
where the society is located hardly
recognize thht it is In progrees. Itt
probably nine cases out of ten it statts
with a simple horse trot. The claim
Is made by some of the members or
directors thae something is needed to
amuse the crowd. It be finally decided
to hoe a farmers' Ora, confined to
members of the soelety. Generally
'but little exception is taken to this,
simple inntwation and the event Is
greatly enjoyed. The next year the
prize are increased and more entries
are recelyed. Soon one or two fast
horses are deyeloped by members of
the society, against which 0090 01 the
other membere will make entries. This
situation makes it necessorey to change
the cinitomary program. By this time
the people have become accuetomed to
looking upon tone races ae a feature
of the fair. !natty, it is decided to
have one open race. In this event
horses from a distance are entered for.
the first time, •Pride is aroused and a
dealre to see the localthorses win soon
makes the event the feature ofe the
day. '
From this time on the change con-
tinue' more or less rapidly. In the
case of many Moieties, it is not long
before piost of the races are thrown
fePen, and larger and larger purses are
offered. Ere long it becomes necessary
to engage bands to annum) the crowds
between the vices. In some ewes
vaudeville performances are introduc-
ed, and aide shows, of a more or Tess
queetionable nature, become a vegetal.
feature.
In the meantime, but so gradually
it Mei occasioned but little poinment,
the agricultural features of the exhi-
Isition have been relegated more and
more to- -the background. Gradually
enthusiastic lovers of it fast horse have
crowded theineelves on the board of
directors-, and Some, at least. of the
(armee' have been shoved oft Facb
year a kw of the better class of people
.have dropped away from the society
end have beenreplaried by a more spor-
ty element , Generally, once this claye
t gains &footing, ten to fifteen years is
presen
all that le required to completely
ear eon- beegethe charecter of an exhibitkm.
Whole SectioneAfteeted.
•er The insidious ,change that ceeeps
esti- over our agricultural seelety ;Meets, iu
ie de. time,wholeeommtinitiea. Attractions
In one form Men:tether ere introduced
'first by one tandety. Generally this
lioniet is located In /Ohm Or citV.
The innovation, being old "of the ordi.
na.rv, siteceeds in. dettWing A Iarcro
' kwiil follotrest lin the wake o the in.,
f sileldwroo of liolitIcs into municipal
tlift.:4 - meet ' eel/teed themselves in
Nitta in pteeent their. introduction, et
efeest 'lb any eoriiiiderable, extent, in
rOattadts. Met1P ettter instances Might.
he citetIef the henellt, We have derived . , _ . ,
through having the exionoleit, to fol. Petit -Pier be /TS EXOlibLireteW.- "Nei-lhe,Orallitecture will not be
bow Or. sherildiltffOrdOd by 0111, Ont0t4 The beet testinienitd one, clot lull* ,of menototteue.- , In , feet, the. architeete
Plaitilf tuditlthere, It, We are wise, we the virtue of Dr, Thottet`Relccteie Oil netterted theit,Chittwe „tlit now, Ile.
W 11 profit, alesa by teddngtu heart the in the treetment of ,--binilly r ink ti% ' f 0 r 0 , they've had to tush out eoirie.
„leaseril tallghe by tuo motors,. Of their eooglie, colds runt affeetiens of there- thing eheap. -rooter anything heatitiftie
sertleelthretepeletiele , opiratory organk lit a trial fir it,' , it NOW they won't Wive to Worry about:
We have VtItiOn t0`!bapreutt of tlitS not lOttna. the ,ecivereign' reirielly itie tlertietlee., . The , MOM itetietie hottest is,
eM Work that litte been :aetomplish. reputed tO be. thettAtntaYbe.redeeted 'AL cheep tits tha crudeet, 'Why! ite
by the egeleidturet 40elettee 'of On--, hog useletie end •* 1*' 'luta `lien nay' '-gelog tO Meal% ',a, reuival in architee.
ly agrIcu tural. aro informed that
their fairs are " good," that the
crowd " Won't turn tint to see Perim.
V.Vithiti a few years one society
lifter another follow)) the exatriple set
'and introdtweitattractions of one kind
tir another.
Noy board* of directere, when
they 4cOoterit, tir the holding of the
'Rost innete. tont, eo with the honest'
belief that One or two -smell v4001100
ell that, ere requited. They are dee
thrinifted thet they Will Over'
the iterire eating eleartelit to getio tho
ascendent*. Mitt tho remit?
'Sootier ot 'later they find themselves
Inthe grip Int conditions met which
:they have , tat Vitst One,
nelghtioriint'litielety and then anOthet
Nemec& tho piitees offered for their
,apeeding coriteste_,Ot the imam atifut
for Attraettorit., '00010111y, 11,grOWIng
*COM) in the "e0MMUnity detnando
Oat this *hall he'doilt., In 'titian the
infidels* Which fititeillhe iiitectont to
'hold tliehr:first hen* trot, tont ',IS
orse races alone. 'Many thousands of lb° reitotim came. with the resit t
that today hone of these mats remain
dollars additional were spent for vaude-
ville shows and other similar attrace with the Liberal party,
Court records show that the place's
tions. in this state the average re- where the nenhine operated were
celpts of the 00 county societies from
South Ontario, North Iv:nevem% Lon,
eide 1410043 01d130 was $880. When so. West Elgin. Brockville, West.
cleties have reached sixth a stage what dmir
Huron and Sault Ste, Marie,
is their inain object ? 113 it to promote
agriculture or to encourage acrobatic * * *
performance: and home racing ? South Ontark) is now Consei s ages.
The Danger al Our Doors.
Similar conditions promise to pr0.
veil ete long in Ontario. Already we
Loire some booieties which expend
more for horse races 133161 special at-
tractions than for all agricultural put,
Acmes 'combined. Five years ago such
17as not the caste
' the Ontario Government en.
forced the law preventing the opera-
tion of tonnes of chance or exhibition%
d02031£3 orient. societimepermitted sueh
features. The3r even sought them for
the revenue they produced. One so.
clet3r attempted to, put fhe -Govern.
meet .detectives oft the gi•ouittle when
they mulgentok to arrest some sharp -
era. LasTe'rear a side show, for nsen
only, that had been put off the istountle
of the Toronto Indio:trial Exhibition
on itecount of its Immoral character.
opereted at a worn bee of fain, held
north of Termite. Recently, the editoe,
of a paper, who, as the secretarY fcV
years of his local agricultural society,
had been attempting to conduct Ile
annual exhibition on agricultural lines,
was voted out of office at is packed
meeting. His successor., later, said to
1110 1 " We don't give is ---. for
agrictiltore. What we want is to
make money, arid me are giiing to do
It, if we have to. hold hnrse races or
any other old thing." This hi only one
instance, but it is typicel of many
others, Two years ago Clovernment
dttective rep.orted that, he saw Crier
150 people. daring .-Erefitinubtse and
October, making their living by fraud
at the fail exhibitions held in foot
counties( tn Southwestern Ontario,
near the 'United States hoeder. These
aodeties were, -and still are, drawing
.GoVernment truants. .
tlorae Racing ) to Inctease.
We. mity_expeet soon to see a groat
increase 10 the nitni tier of societies 11)
Ontario that hold horse races. The
reason that More societhei do nothold
horse thee) 04 due lergely to the fact
that there has been a law on the
statute hooks Making it crime to
hold a horse race at an exhillition.
While many societies boldly ignored
this Jew, °them fildettibt :slur Mfrained
front bolding any races. At the last
eession Of the Ontario Legielature an
amendment to the act relatlog
bailie ratio at, exhihitions was passed.
fly this amendment it is now impoe,
sibiefor any person,,even a Previnelal
cdnetabte, to prosecute the officers of
trsoelety that allows home race% um
revs be has been a member of (1)01 *40'
ciety for at least two yenta. In othee
worde, it Is now safe toe societies to
hold horse riter8. .Aleeedy the effect
Oen he noticed, This Year mom am
diettett held horsir races than eVer be-
fore. Next year wo May eXpeet to see
the number still further inereaseti.
I Uttar, that enough hag 'been. said to
show that the future of- the agrieut.
tura', soeleties in Ontario is Closely
Wrapped up oith tile horse racing
P10 Unless the people, and par-
tioullte ly the Mertens of °labial°. a.
Waken to the change, that is taking
MOP, Mid bike steps, to prevent/4 nue
tiectettes Will degenerate 110411 they
rerteh.,tim pOlut Where, like. the speie,
Mee of the titittett. inention.ed. they ma
'petal More ler .deruttratitrilk 'end do'
gerallog featuree than they do for the
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porek
*1,. (o wo, Tomato.
CONCRer4 1101iSeS
Thoottnt A Odison's Pion Will Mould
Theft* Res.dY Vt. 141S0 ln.
oThe pr, moll need Me feeger live
in
it belt, r a house." attys. the greet
eel:niet;vieniaatht Thomas Edison.. "Re
'Itefere next- gun:me:if will build ie
three-stoer, Indestructible coneecta
house. that a labering earding
81.eill a day coo buy and run. It will.
he
as artiseic and cpmfortable any,
Fifth avenue mansion, Amu. will be
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built in half oder., Conitr up and. Bee
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winaellenadt:daYrirFati:nnweer°'.111Bruhtn: irbe:naa1Stiliel;Stei)bil8atath'te-alide.
led you through the hOlcoulet Of hia
study. packed With charts. • diagrains
and models 01 )1111 euoccatiful Inventions
yhopubbeogarneatoohbeeallerhehtoimr.,, fiToohrenowt htlehOe'
throtert open the doer of it
spacious room Otte() with a *platter
sized model of the heuse, aral-Ooleted
out of the window to a hoge concrete
building in the distance.Where he was
Making machinery' to build not,only
one bot thousands of tomato like it,
you kneor that 116mo:tit butanes%
"There it is," he said bviefly, theligh
With 0 bit, of pride brightening hie
clear gray eyes.
The medal was a three-story, Queen
Anne house, with a high -peaked tiled
roof, and a bay front. The eleven
in federal and provincial polities. • rooms were high studded aod web
London. ditto. lighted, The Waite within and with.
North Waterloo ditto.
out were frescoed simply.
West Elgin, ditto. "You hardly think we cen put that
* * * up In half a day ? " the inventor ques-
t- oned, in his thrill, high-pitched
Brockville is Conservative proems -
voice. "Well, We can, and for WS
than $1,000 too. This is how we'll do
West Huron is Conservative fader- .
it.
ally. "Over in that factory you justlook-
so too is Sault Ste. Marie. ed at we are moulding caskiron forms.
* * * The iredde taping of these forms are
All this %newts that .the chief Buffer- nickel;plated and are fashioned exact -
ere front the machine are the party it ly like.the outside of the model. When
was designed to save. these are dope, we are ready tobuild
Liberals generally hid no mere to de any number of homes%
with its creation than the Conserve. "At 13 in the morning we take the
tives had. it was constructed by and moveable steel castinge to a yecatit
for a few temporary leaders who fool-, lot: These are clamped together With
ishly theught that it would, help them bolts, and you have betene rut ti house
bold their places'after the people bad of iron, with hollow wale. Meantime
ehown a disposition to get rid of We are mixing our concrete -one part
cement, Ihree parts sand and three
succese, exposure and, the "rettetion parts quarter inch crushed stones.
them.
all cause le the cours0, of a few years. The machioery to raise this soft con -
11 anyone has just reason to aurae the crete to the top or this iron frame-
maeldne it is the henest Liberals, to work, a big mould, you understand,,ls
whom it beought shame and, loss. already on the spot.
C "By six o'clock at night there is
_
your inane inside your iron work:
Cioderich Township. - Everythlhg exceptethe doors and win-
Senoor. RtreonT. --- The following dows, is in place. In six days the
shows the relative' standinar of the iron frame it) unbolted and removed,
lentils of S. S. No: 5, Goderech town- In another eight days the conceete is
ship, for October; haeedon Met papers completely hardened and the house
and general proficiency -Sr. V -Ruby ready to Bye ln. ' Fifteen do's from
Potter. E. Jordan ; .Jr. V-Litcy Mar- start to finish.
shell, Biwa Betties: Str1V-Geo,,Lind. "The only wood Used is tha strips
my, Olive Cox, Cherie' Oak; SreILI- around the edges of the Hoene on
.Peart Potter, Willa Cox, Gordon Me- which to tack doyen a - carpet and
nougat!. Harold VVaille, !Miry Sower- those around the wall for the picture
hy, A. Betties; Sr. II -E. Heating% E. mouldings. All this is put in place in
'Vanderburg, T. Sowerby, Edith Van. the ironwork IlefOrp. tile enlierete_.hAS
derhurg, F. Tichhourne, Eva Cox, been poured in. Tile tiling around
H. Potter, Hazel MaoDonald, Sterile' the fireplaces arid In tho chinineve,
Young, o. McDougall; .Ti'. 11-11. Cos, the gas and water pipes, are also
Theime Bennet, Edna.11astings; Pt II stuck in the same way' in the concrete
--Itordeil Start. CellielieerisorteAlma wall. The furnaces, the heating•pipes,
Jordon Sr. Pt. J --Bruce MacDougall; the bathtnbe, water closets, are all
W. MacDougall. E. Sowerbt,'N. 'rich. coat with the Walls. • di/Mese-Of thein at these !Ow prices. '
borne, Maggie Ilitetiogal Jr. Pt, l- "There will ne no plumbing hills ; A Morris corretipondent says t The
Lily Potter, O. ManDoneld, Murray there ie no. plumbing to be dOne, attoition of the township °outwit' has
MacDougall. Eurolled attendance 31, There will be no insurance ; there's been Milled to the dangerous rallvvay
average 28, • nothing to burn. Rome waen't Intik erosiling, where'the C. I*, U. line Ones -
•fl in a day, they bay( but New York can ea the fith line, near 'Myth. '•`Nelt only
Bickle's Anti-Oonstimptivo Setup be. does the railroad ran diagonally over
',I've done thls for the workingman the road, hut a large bank of earth
needs 130 recommendation. To all
who are familiar with it, it speaks for who is doing., his best to tiring Op a obsc,ureti the vietv ao that a peraon boa
Welt. Yeeraof 1180 ill the treatment fanalli. I won't nutke a cent ,on ft. to get hainost On the crossing before it
°teems nee repos ma •all at -Notion, One Sy I went through the Zest Side. train could he poen,
You know It. Nothing but a Mese of
brick boxes. I got the idea of this er busineete noon it fewdays ago, Things
- Whvitot advertise said the scribe to
of the throat has ungiteatione.blY es-
tablished Ito place omeog• the verly
hest, medicines for en& diseastiv f bode° at the time.
"In a few years all thie will he what Is advertiaing for, anyway? It is
• are too doll, he said. Now, just think.
vested.
yOit glee it Atrial you will not. tegrot
It. You will find It 23 cente well Ine -changed. You will go outside of (0 10111(0 intsineas "brisk when it iii dull,
Manhattan and see rows of healthful„ owl the man who keeps P°1118111/0 l't'
beatitiful Concrete hollseei one for way, telling the poste about What he
each family, Theta rite of making lias to aell,
Recently Etl. litiggitt jr of /Myth'
. oi 1 A e w eon t an that Of the end then the man who think(' it la not
had tho misfortune to get his let h in le I ie will come off hatter in tho
'' dirtiest tenerbent on Ivincton street . t
hand cmieht in a etiparator told re- exiheerl heueea won,t bo iii alike. i eeneeetwY. . -
aecident anti will :,,he able to perform one. ,coinootIng companiert al
• eees- e i e h
0911*4
A BALES of FlatmeletteMill Eadatin Nebite; piult awl light auct ilatic stripes,
0°4 bought at SO 'a pound; lerigtiw 'front 2 yards to xo,
a 10t Of them at about yargl. Itt• all about ogo\yard$,- This is it great
ePlaurieletteoffet, just When Flannelettes. are pe r,..
Ladies* COat-0
•
Or ,eale of t.'eate-ee far lish.heenbeyoedoUr
txpeetetiotri Which' eitOvor.thet We have tlieetight
Cote, and et' the -right Ogee,- . Conte aoit te0t Pee
llefeet the 001;04 are gone. '
pre4.1oSurqit"Cloo4 lamer and beiter than-
,wiloo4ti3O,11SC1141,11,ttrox44711iinlmehP°eallwellie' .;45".414-"4-telAill),*1'11311.;tatleIr".
infti wider' Widths'. 854, $.1.00i$1.4$ aiiid
Venetagia end,Breedelotitir+..black,bletigreetr, btowe,
light owl detk,fiertlittals, ,
See:' the datk StAIKS alid Check StillinkV
' very new .anci.styliidi,,All ,woolt eo to 44 invitee, 5ne,
' 55c, 40e.I444 C1.411-Tiirtililh.t 400 awl 750)01*P:et.
Voss Griiicle.Retnnante,fer attinditi`ilbetlt hid!' '
price , •
TEI.B.PTIONE 4b •
Corsets
1100
They afe the hest iti the Market. 35e to St..5o. hoth
. loote lin:t471,t...Corsels. come and gel * ' lit. A.
Fors
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• e •
' We start Ladies" twig stole -shaped lobelia. too:
WW1, et $340, Itotshoold see Whet one, $5no. sea
*7-0 kap are, like. Geed ,inlitittiolt Pt MIA at
abeut ouothird Mirdr prices, and mute et them look •
401,# like Welt* ,
Underwear
'. ..,.A100:0-teegOilleff, all sizes, $;.ne 4 soh,
Latileal Underwear
, -
no, p.9(0145,14,25. 2,l'o better "ha be (0004 aoy,„
where"Nlitatt114;Ip.criocelesr,:1:48,1tap:d, large size's, 1$c, 1.50,
, , ,
ORNE .
colt OR PRouticn,,
IlltEE !frying Timesin
A WOMAN'S LIFE
'HEART
R E PILLS
**Almost in's13001ste,ussastilr toworti° 144*
feture•beellh, •
' 'The Aret wben sins hi Nat budding front tirl-
hoed hitirthe full; bhiem of rieininitood.
The 'Mond peiied that *institutes a epecbd
drain on tlat systett le tiMios pmsesoey,
The third 00}01 0 one eta lishis to leave
heestatie nernstroublee isduringnoboanalas.*
14 in trues saws Mimes nears and
Nerve rinewellO11,13 of wonderful value todde
over tile time, Alamos Rios, Comma'.
Out.. writes: "I waa-troulded very much wee
heart trouble-thee:awe being to atireat extent
dueto0obengeof Igo. 0 1 halo been takingyour.
Rein se41`lerve Pille for sortie time, sod Meal1
to *Cation° *dos in, so eon truthfully say
they sre the beat re:node have ever need for
bulitanSup the -vote*. You are at liberty to
use this statement, tor the benefit of other
sufferer*"
Prim Manta per box or three boxes for Ina5.
.11 rooters or The T. Kilburn Co., Limited,
Toronto Out.
IMPROVED sT40 WATER PRESSURE
ACETYIENEENERATOL
Absouttity,iotE4000400104: No water (*go expseit '40ght•
est, purest and clIpest light for, fiwedieghoileark .,stotes,
travolighting plan reedteg rooms,- church* belle, ecitotils otAt akating
deice. , Highly ea actety for cooking. Write for *Ware oricioliiirsiow
Co., Limited
New saheoribers can have TfIlt STAII
to the end' of IOW for 10 cents, or 51 (1)
the end of 1008.
7 .,
- Kincardine's new post office, to be
erectecl next spting, has been aworded
to W. Nicholson. of Winghanu, at.
$17,700. There were nine teuders, the
bighesb being $23,750.
Wingliam Advance: The Queen's
Hotel changes hands this week, and Je
E. Swarts is the purchaser. Re gets
possession. at once. Mr. Rudolph will
probably return to Tara:
Wm, portryn, of Wingham, bed a
bad felt recently, He Was picking
apples on hie foul In Turnberry, when
be fell from the tree. Fortunately no
bonee were brokenehut he. was con-
siderably' shaken, a,nd still feels the
effects.
We are pleased to hear tha.t the old
residents of .the centre of Morris, in
the parsonsetif Wni. Iffichie, Peter
Oantlon and &sales Hall, who heve
had trying experiences Of late owing
to illness and accidents, are making
favorable progress, and will goon be
fully restored.
The shortening no of credits by the
banks to the manufaeturers and whole -
}lidera and by these to the reteitera has
neceseitated streng moveinent° to-
vtards doing haslet's on a cash basis,
and the merchants in many towns are
announcing that business in future
will -be on a strictly eesh basis.
Milverton Sun : Parine,ve and ot
ere d'ORIT'llig beet hy the quarter wont
do well' to calt&I It Miller, 'c butcher,
who is disposing of *front quarters at
$4 and $5 per cwt.. and hind quarters
at $5 and $6 per cart. He bee of late
procured some choice beeves and will
ceived MalrY tOns. 0 e&Ottlwa 800000 am leaving the patent open to eve "The Birde of Bruce `,Ootutt " *au
hie usual worit to a few weeks. spring up, each making a different
Oetside of the trOgitlIttut*theY In its Indite denounted, *sun ruthtd . tote.
canto nt agricnitttre.
Here ittiOW This. '
:When eininkt suthollitirt was' noticed no the 4ittr. T. It, n arta makes, an Itruatie hraatiet. patetle She at1 several persons on
,aterthe oldisit,fotiu ot otVolisatiOri
wet hive, Thr Met societies were
• Pinned met 100 Setts *got When ligri-
,colutral Irt Ontario *all In it etude
toodition., The early settler' were
leW.and lived fee *Meet. 'The :annual
trilreaffOrded Samoet their twily
tunity Of trieetiOit their diStant
sretghbora ati tete lop Wog*
hate.' Ow tee
p*rkook aimed Ss itineh of the eller.
sets" or An totricultUral exchange
thoYI did uf ' atteithibitiOtinf 'fens 'pen.
ducts. '
1,The lot societies. iteiti tint 'content'
to follow poly this line of wOrk. The
hgrituitural tibratlei *ncl
Ltd puts "heed stock. -101PleMetits
aad Improved Kroh* toter, the hold,
nt plowing *etches was ,intro*:
timed. AS there Otte nn Pattsers•
Inasitutss, sr *Ott AA htstitntlon
as 41% agricultors1 -college was lank'
') 'Stratton of, Mei:value 'of these etsrly,
ancletkowas greitt. parsing, hob«
ever. it might he netial that such as
ttsetisii m a winders: horse raft Wm
Isokstoen Ovitatiost that times mg
its mod for ths purpose ot inttattlig
IN stood. WAS Aot, Wt. ,
*toms asd 1821. bittlettlivid
soeirsher • is all thickly'
mtsiest 'tits Ptcoriser
ths lame yob t
tits heel ise;t,
Artist* Ase
milk to assist51*
-
ties is mak ihritist. 1$10, vitt+
est sairs*Ser mew& sod appolould
esseasswistirm ts set es what is
se ilia lotWirisels1 Aoki ot Ag.
It wow titis
bid toe
stImitil.
•
191 &Ouse 1 helte Pat0t)t.04'
" riettatifeer. it 11- el b owing IleherofetteN She tiL`70 0,1011
glti"rtil",l't"tte*t 'Iwo* oolOt16th0 rtkbtarrot4tbiti et ehelreW 'Witter t h the4let
Nerth bed-a..:Oottlitst-Aree cd ettetithirtightrkin -rof-eionoftte **enttlailt Ldireeted-- and.reirtitinett
.otatbit, tool**. onaohimporoorourel .taroiteautivroittly:with twlited .00tauto eel Proceed on her worio
the title of a paper read races ly he.
fore a club of Qiieen'e Vtilvertilty. No
reference was, merle to the fact that
thesedelightful creatuees haven way
of hiking ;flight to British clolumbia
and there *gaming lie ,Propppratis
that they are • the. mast plump , and
melodrama .0otigetere in the ,Iligseat
Province.4-Canadion Courier.
A %Wield ''etirreePentlent Of „last
week saye An Arttetican yacht.
henna kerffSteltid.- *teed en lute
port oh whiliedity, emitting tiltdreati
al nide, dining the 'MOM 'Met We
isounced in tile acrentOn, Pitr, luoes and E. AleXetider.* wertljetssing. Tholah000x roati. Jo •golog to tfet a hoe
that 10 heti felted new WAY le treast litoked tbe opintel Aria to a, pique, deo omthisimpreeeMetit.° Xioesollee neelew The new
tbet.dreloutteeticen tastooe. v"°""rnl` Ot toe rislEg bOtWtst'" 'h6""11 erWill the Uniehe °Nett beett,h166 depot, was opened, for business last,
tnnian* 11/°. Ilt°" .4)f the 1($111 11 Yeiclitna Were ritate Weed heattaelt *ti right. - tuiked. ntot ihatirOhliOn Or eee tetra. The
tlatO. with jolt eattillIne, overlie lleO 'etol tett '4 bents Wit*4 oiret, illorohirc carol tor, • jay, weehila la*tredit the, O. ;
eadittial. 'Tito** direetore who t611-* toicli important°. to 'hitt tIttletiOr' Thitk tet, Itrintlifta Milne drepki filer the, in- °Omen talked of POltliiil roillok
wriIi etar et re* Ineetbe AnVkieries vent r's: fat*. Ple`e 4PrONet paaueaeefl
(4* • rierraproir - coon,. ed6 ? loth o 1' not le ha sato •,1 tthe. depot nut
TI element hit% witikaa itaalt
' - - 'et an 'iinaplc that- I0010 Port the' Mont fek
Casa te do it now. •
felt trioetintonneetiontrith therWth ear, prepare it at helot:eta- *Melt teat. reputation hat niVn, end tiler HOW *114011, *Vie Afis way 'it , with Ntriimr tot ht- ,hitto ,114t;tital
* item' prectieriritletir phatinitey ;Fluid
itxtract PLodelion, ota.hatt ounee
t)ompteloet itrarot,,, one motet. own,
It to In
them to Intresse thsir terreeed tO logs roma lo ally drug Vote,: tthe wth little 'trouble, and this rOwlit,W hacks. the II WA' CO.4 gitea tho etratiger eatiltht
I*lIII$ 1111! th011sollowe 1110, "1're i I.Sorking Mit two
'elk "1'4 tt, rebel the 44°4" "4 the: ilgtev bY %v the toetropoillittlit '11016,; le runt' a").19.1b. 'Pl*4116"411' le 1 stihf.;1111' t'Y lit abk ' ''
elieb ,eonthretit, , e Pub W. ernio,lee 6 6#61AblA il he, t Ore $4 ng IVO lite " in these harbor tit. but i b has not hese
announcithieved.li 0 and Iho enierelid termite eatoortoge botany, or tke good et. booties. ' . ' 00 • tittito ri11 bosI, t. non't'Weiti gentlemen, tin- West
et nut tortes end title*, The air* lo it le 'nude up as follotta i liet. front hkok *molt 00 edielnes of ilee sietoeytkil do, TIlti fdets•c1. omectioxy ot.ijoaa ant, ,, haps
thitarie ;that Spend' the Mott model
,roe erielm aria Istieelot kttemilriaiiiria ir, iktiattot of dy and bilk**. enough ti t take I poi cent. ot tor 6 akoa, two st
ne*ootoplottito
ttittr ottally hate the Stott iiind, liver seed klil- H. Oak the details mean 'MI Ma. I I Thar wee* aloft:oh
HOT "WATER BOTTCES
Our new !tock jest received. All are guaianteed goods. turd we refund
.
reltenloiley if not satisfactory. Prices font 4E00 to $2.00
CI-IANtQls$ VIESTS=—$2.00 each,
For both Ladiee and Gentlemen. Wear ene this winter and prevent
• tunny colds.
CtiAMOIS ) "
Vine large skins, suitable for lining jackets or making chest protectors.
snpfoRD BLOCK,
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OODERICtl.
D. MILLAR CO.
Mantle Talk
This bas certainly been a lively season In our Ladies'
Ready -to -Wear Section, The assortufent of our Mantles
and the valuee we offer ere without doubt. the best we
ever had, ' To the 'Mies who have not yet selected
their new Coats we wOuld specially invite;sa the stock
It not, so . large as when the season opened, but yet
enough left to make it a pleasure to show them.
..
A special line in LOIes' double-breasted Black Coats, full length, sizes 36 to eo
eanehes, each ... . . . e - $6 5o
Black Kersey Coats and Tweed Coats, in the latest effects, frout-,,, .f6 50 to $20.o0
More Underskirts to hand this week
We have again received ;mother delivery of our popular Underskirts, In Mot* •
Taffalinefind Sateen. , Every size In our Leading Sateen Underskirts at P.m; s
• now in stock, also some new lines added.
Ladies' Goiters
Ladies' Golfers
Our apecial lineein Ladies' Golfers at Itt.75 each, in navy, red, black and white, is
certainly a leader.
_ Furs -
1
Furs Furs(
The Fur Season is uow on. All ejasees of Furs in stock at moderate prices.
'Phone 56 MARV SCOTCH,.:STORE. 'Phone 36
Snaps in Dinintroom furniture
)
s"
Ike the nett ten daye we are offering smile VERY SPECIAL bargains in
Dining -room Suites. •
r lehn Sideboard, 2 drawers' 1024 Mirtor, regular 0i -ice $toxio, special $8.0
I Royal- Oak Sidetentrd,.nicely finished, 14414 Mirror. regulae $te.00, miss
only sail Oak Sitieboerti, 3 drawers heed), reguier l7 00 for 4 . 15.25
ouly quetteecut Oak Sidebrawd, ettrperdine front, t large draiver, a small (t
lined), mataivepillate; res36 IL O. $35 00, epeeist 31,75
Comhibatiott China cabinetaud Buffet, tad tjtenteroskyttgolatgethoo, very
speelil 404-0.• "A y 6„.. • ....••.0•,•,..• 44-75
Ylinlbg-rigitit Chairs, in golden and 0161 (patter Poky, frOM $4,,no $6 o� per set.
Don't, Miss These Snail*
- . -
,...One of the herd litoeke tt t cent, tto Chentle
& fire tIttieti In141 teva, theumaktioto. roar and ago* ,Ated tierstesirt t lames retfat, fisatotth, Whiny
the:* ininimershie IfiltOt. dot* Akalthleit etthey broke, TM horse
like Mottlentrit,;,,risteott,
d Which there ellettottil glee title..
ktiettriete wilt , tright~ and itertod toff, tit
THAttta ISS:ktkO tiektathUilittri tlitt.ft
neeie: Nix by ithskiel w Unto
each meal and tit time. Them, fIttli
•AttrtM6ding eonitrY4 th***te* Ingrelltert insitlig ah.
Lindsay. Collitig**441
"Mir infidel,* 'stiletto throng
rod cilia Wow* 221(1 e*ethig eohttilylkiiritiewkikowie vete .t otut.
opttoot tip, snits* aortas* actin* is 00
AM 1.40 In ten fo Onset Afttke
6.641 '14114 V" *10 "ert" tb°' Itheutnatilist m every oss knows,
litilessoir spread ontil IFS, Conditions ow, otaerooto kmoesk, It to
of me Ostarle iseelediew bare beton* mot, prothog by the tstioro of
ot otwootonotoe AO HAI Are tw *An,
states is timAsieriess
11000 at tit. Arittmotbith
We use* faishlat with 004 IWO.
In000 that ars 1161140.11 AM 101*
ti* %Will* et *ad '004
est West by this wows
attrumbrill to
semssid sate rsoSsits tints' sestorell
mak* *AMA ossery
pi to poverty Alter ter Otrodn
why stotvittf two**. oao oompooto 'Of the tig,
Totaday or hist weak w.a As *go ri, hilitsey saptible of tattattlyno�. Ot $14#00 *ere instionsts
tie auldtsi wedding ainittersary ot Me, 1lO1t 11,000 lbb Wet* 6416 P101145 %iota, The hats., Vadat boa bole
ilea lite. Hugh, Mettitattist. of Silttki /kW hos itself trout ths "bogy asd part of the
vierni DiPectoo
and' Ornbtilfiroier
7
tit which 47 years Wit hass llitutt 12 009 Mike. harsort, *Una Rawer hosts. ,A, livery
the tillage. hie. McQuaid. was 'bees what Ito rettwitiopeositrod sad Mt. limn and
in Pertiobirs, hot *pest Isitrytistmse t sae, wows drive% to their h011til
years MAI learawd the trade otbloselt. . itioltillop.
4 *IA sty
Mood the, twin told and mint steellsohire. ne COMO le
tee which, 11 194)1 eradicate& tht/l004011rT Wht0 AU* timollY You,
of agr.
.0444,*
1*11* oe throogit the *in
pots* MAMA. the blood, diteoft,
pal** MAI •rOrAtik AbOne the_ Nitta "owl
issiselleft, emotion the untold ositecing
• deforimity of tionmation.
This pew** km is saki to hs
Ain Waling, deeming AAA %slosh,.
is. tar& to the kielmys, res
boat fratmeilato teller all
and ortsto
0. H11 SAM warm
issollig New York
Its
01
owl=
Tsgt CusaWaltiruit Fitters* Tirol.
nuost.T.-.1huntisiee't Vegetal& Mb
dose this storaish itad *mole at
ass stattio came tlossetibbori:sotods
ham tits Moth 6101 expel the 414614114.
lathes* oit isoptitities tit* I Mood
tams how ilif body. They ASO*
whits/at psis At blehnAtAilleee .16 the
1
in I patisse,_ who sposilly rialtos their
tits wadi ahem OW. sews as thy, bight Is
y pima mks evaietr TIM', has* sessitg MAAINA.
VAIPAIS1110011 alAili 14 kit& Ist peopip.
,
(19
Sabo t There AV* **ay
oft asy leryosa tilik vs** *
tiro per too, ran noto
motor h.yoed their
the of`
ote
lt better ,prepiteit than el:ter to
etc.,,, on the Modest notice. We
'gra Ctitt 3appy eiteiythi
reputaticia far satisfoictory 'detain
4,experienCe0" Ind experience it ill
this store.
ies iknd
11
'eller*, Electric Fixtorek
s fa altilepartmehts,
beettztieett b}r
tatter, Juityy
Jty Store
4#144th
'4.
ft)
OR%
dots it a
lb y
AA,