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THURS n A Y, OCT. 15, 1903..
EPWORTH LEAGUERS
IN CONVENTION,
• [Ooutinued from fleet page,]
tog Miesi0uary literature and have our
Hour of prayed for the great 61090 ws lova.
.0116 point to our ouuelitulIuu we Weald
Mite so a 09440108, young Melee may
beWme 01rme Mealtime of our Auxiliary,
where there la. no Circle, by pay lug
annually the sum at 260. .She wilt nava
all the privllegee of Luo Auxulary but
0auuot repreaeut as at Branch me0ting0.
We have In tine Dtatrot 12 Abxitlartee,
with 267 members ; and 8 41881 11 Halide
with 44 memeete, Amount aaut 00
Branch Treasurer this year was $#66.85,
Auy .L+'pworth League numbering 40
Members or over and eontrtbetmg $26 t0
-the funds of the Womau'e Miesiauary
kieeie0y will be- entitled 20 mend one dela.
gate to the Bremen Annual ,1Aleebwg, but
atleshall not be eligible to any office in
the Br8110ll, or Gleaned to the Board of
Managers, except she be a mem0ne or au
AUxnlary. Tnanking this Oonveution
for the privilege of preeeuting our work
• and washing you abundant 8000699,
C 30lata,
Whiteohuroh, District Organizer.
Mrs. (Rev,) Vance, of Berets, 5211 Vice
President, reported for the J uuior League
week in the Lomita. There ate 7 Juumr
Seemlier' wall 296 members, an Increase
of 43. Amouut of mousy raised by them
Iasi year wee $188 17 and for nllseioua
$30.13. Wroxeter report was not toned.
• The Leagues are louated at Leoknow,
Borrie, ifordwiall, Kiuoardine, W iugltam,
Br tweets and Wroxeter. Mrs. Yawn to a
vary euthaeiaet10 w0rker'aloug the Junior
League line.
The enjoyable and practical forenoon
session was brought to a oto by Blueing
• a bymn and Bev. ear, Walker proneu00.
lug -ate. Ben60106ion.
le ane afternoon tension devotional ex.
ermess were taken by Bev. A. E. Jones,.
ml lialgrave, and thane were follow00 by
Yreaident Ha11'e adareoe
DNAs. BUM -UNTIL L08.G1717118 :—Surely Time
is tarrying as along. .Another year nes
come and gone. 'Fume 18 rate's freightage,
W11n1'eWluh 80m6 men trade and make a
fortune and others suffer 1t to m0umer all
away, or Waite m extravagaloe. Time 1s
11188 book, time of winch Same extra012 won -
atone W1800111 while others let it be uauuver.
ed and thea die fools. 'Time 18 life's tree
Ir0m withal l some gather precious fruit while
others ha 1100012 ander 118 shadow and pel'1011
with hunger. `lune 1811(6'8 ladder whereby
some raise themselves up to honor 8114 re-
nown and glory and some let themselves
0100011 into the aaptu8 of enema, degrudutioa
and Ign0111iny. 'lune will bete us what by
our use 01 the treaem'e, we make it,—a
];mod or an sviu, a blessing orp mime.
1 trust that the past year has been one of
blessing anti prosperity to every Leaguem
the thst1101 and 81(110agh we may not Have
made the very best poss1018 use or our tate
yet we can look forward with determine tion'
to make better use 0r our time and talents
than we have in the past. This may be the
very hese year 111 the history of every League
In the Distrust it we only go to work 121 down.
right earnestness,- b8ukea up and led by the
Holy Spirit.• Nev. Geo. S. atuare, of Cleve -
mud, Tann., m an excanent address given at
the international Epa•o6th League Con-
vention, at Detroit, 88141—"Y011 applaud the
oldbff inore than rwuhe blood-stained garments of your
Savior. Salvation 001131328 of 80met111ng
more than a hanging on at a religious meet-
ing, it demeans something besides praying to
Mu tune. What we realty need is business
prtnulples. The minietere should get112 with
the drummers andlearn their m0011ods.
When you pray, delft do like a great many
preachers, amu ask for a whole lot o1 things
that you never expect to get. Don't pray
just me kill time. When you pray, know
whet you're praying for and expe01 to get 10.
Wo don't meed any inure orgamzatiole
either; W0'1'8 organized to death now. What
we want is down -right earnestness." Tins
applre8 to Leaguers as well as to preachers.
The 10pwertn ,League _ in 14 708r8 old, has
210,000 enapters and 1,760,600 members. It
represents the young people of the M8811odieb
E1fecop8l U,rmron, .the Met110diss Epam:omit
0huron South, the 08nada Methodist ohuroh,
and the uolus ed Met11ocime Episcopal Ohm oh,
What au army of young people, and what
(maid they not aeuoulphnu for Um'i81 and the
Church 1f they were only 1n dawmigllt
earnestness and filled W1011 the Holy Spirit,
Without that agency the church 1s Imo a
locomotive engine. They can't get it to go,
end they put up one drive' after another.
One proposes that such and each a wheel
8nuuld be altered bub still it will not go.
60me one thou bursts in alsongst 11100e who
are 0004 -among end nays; "Vol friends, but
the reason why it wilt not go 1s because there
is no steam; you have no Are; you have no
tyatOr ih tho bailor; theta why it will 1106 go.
There may be some faults about 1t • it luny
want a bit of paint here or there but it wilt
go well enough with all those faults if you do
but get the steam up.' But now people are
saying, "This must be altered, and that must
be altered," but it would go no better unless
God the Spirit should come to bless us. That
is the Church's great 'want and until that
want be supplied we may reform and reform,
and still be just the same, We want the
Holy Spirit and then,whatever faults there
may be in our organization, they can never
materially impede the progress of Ohristian-
inyour rnido0. Where the Spirit Lord te Lord
1s there is freedom. There ought to be as
much difference between a sinner and a
011rfet1811 as thereto between a man in jail
arida free man. (080o11er Bald hesometimes
went tonging along the street to Bee how few
people there were whose fades looked as
though any joy had come down and sung in
their souls. Be saw lines of thought, 8110 of
(ere, and o1 fair,—money-lines, shrewd
grasping lines—but how few happy lines!
The rarest feeling that ever lights the human
fano is the contentment of a
lovingsoul.
D
r
.
Berry on asked a youngman if e loved the
Lord, aniline Bad thatwag "tryingtd,"
Dr. Berry 881[1.1—Think01 it, 17 friends,
"tr 1n to love Gd.." Vithet would my
wife
may it old her I was trying
to
loveo her 7
Whit would yOnr children say lf you told
them that von. were trying t6 love them 4 I
don't believe in tryingytoglove God. I love
him because I can't help it." Re deolared
om hntio ll • that he bad no use for the
a s
P 3
individual who was always harping ons ]f-
2498 121 telling his friend" how much he
want,
was er, isf the l r rOf san.ly W," he added:
zither, is the joy theL rd. 00;' 30 added.
We 0. to sgrea the Lord with joy mom'
•t The realest noed of a the uv
heal S. o
g young
0 1 rind them
hele that there
e e
p y
Fall roman o1 them thang gd0lf-sur-
al
pspirit
render." Don't lreop all the singing down In
your heart. L6b some a it lot up w, far es
yotts monthsomething and lot the World know we've
• got a Epworth. fig that mattes tis happy.
The Epworth. Era tame to hand last weak
and 10088 pleased to learn several thfnge
from it. One w88 that the over circulation of the
Epworth Fera 1188. increased over 1200 during
the p80t Star. With over 46 000 8°ti(1e m0m-
bore and v Over 24,000 associate members, a
total of over 69,000 members in Canada in-
stead eB w rt10a ould have of on o978
1y ,
having
t l E th. h ern should have a circulation be in o-.
the
least three limos what it is, Tobe intel-
ligent Epworth L.1guer0, wo must rend the
Bpworth Bra. Another thing Was the
statistical returns of our Young People's
Societies which show that the reaction of
recent years has apparently spent its foroe
Mal We Bre agalu on the upward grade, with
an increase of 204 members over preViens
year. The increase is not large but itis so
much better than a decrease that there le
rause for ggr�eti1ude. I'm sure we're all glad
to karat/IMO t110 Forward Movement for
• Missions still continue to be one of the most
interestingfeatures of our Leagues. By the
statistics1Hee that the London Conference
contributed last year 15,881, nn im0120a80 of
.01240 over the previous Year, diad that the
• W'ieghaln District with 87 Leagues and 1580
members gave 10711,71 is it poor ;Mots -
tug ter the Wmgham late0riP7i an average 4t
only 81 omits Pet' member, nd 112.88 1101'
League. Orangeville Daher, , with only 887
members, 0011tr1bated $681: an average of
pl ciente per member, while u greet nta1y
unlet' Districts dillequally well. seine of
course didn't do am well. I sineerely hope
that thin important bra0oh of League work
will take nucha hold upon the /merle of our
little over ov81''nlhalfn that
amount tnecessa y yto
sustain our Missionary, We may have no dif•
heathy in 18tntug the whole amount,,which
Weald mean an average Of about 023melte
per member, or au average of 01.02 per
League. 1 know a League lm thus 6018tri86
that will average 11.00 per member this year
and there a no reason -why every League In
the Distrait couldn't do the same, A live
Missionary Com1e1910e mattes a live Leg(ae.
It senna to be to the League what the hub is
to the wheel, Let us awake to the needs of
the great Missionary ppuse and 1f we can't go
as 1M11o81onur1ep 0i1r8011208, let up give liberally
that others may be allowed tg go,
Let us go to work tie Ole Bull went to his
violin. Peoplemarveled at the maestro's
power over his instrument. They forgot
that, sway back is 1108 infancy, almost, he
Mid fallen in love with a violin. They did
not think of it buy only eight years old,{ w110
Weald. steal out of bed. at midnight 811d risk
a whipping from an irate father while he
tried to male his precious little red violin
reproduce the melody that haunted him.
Even when he became a man he used to talk
to 1118 violin, carnes it, 81211 then breathe his
very soul into it. The innetrument responded
to itis slightest touuh, andwith it he swayed
multitudes as forests are swayed by the
210mp66ts• he lulled thousands to gentle
moons as the lragranee of soft winds among
flowers soothes the body to rest. Without
thioassimnate devotion to hie lifework,
would Ole Bull have triumphedover his
father's punishments and opposition, over
poverty illness, and almost inconceivable
ubbtaciea, until he beoame the greatest violin•
ist of his time 7 what 1V0 are going to ac-
complish in Lague work will just depend on
our earnestness. If we aro half-hearted and
lukewarm, we won't accomplish much. But
if we're in doom right earnestness we can
accomplish most anything. I think those
two Words—"Downright Earnestness° —
would manta excellent watchwords for our
Leagues during the incoming year.
"Pra0tioal Sooiability" introduced by a
paper from Mies Josie Cuyler, of Bervie,
was read by Mrs. Stanley. It pointed
oat that out motto should always be
"Social to Save". lbs Saviour did not
only preach but be went about doiug
good. References were given as to the
Saviour's work along this line. Social is
derived from the Latin Booing, o oompan•
ion, ae0ooia1e or ally. A oompaolon is
one who feeds another : an 880081ate, one
joined or connected with another; an
ally, one bound by kindred, friendship
or treaty to another. Apply these not
only to the Social Department but to the
League and we have an ideal Society.
How may we be Social ? By miming in
oontaot with the man Christ Jeans,
Don't eeleot a few but be kind to all.
Don't pretend to be friendly. Sociability,
like all other virtues moat be cultivated.
Take people as you find them. On the
negative side the New 'Century Ideals set
out ;—"Harbor no thoaght of another we
would be unwilling that they should
know ; to say nothing nukind to amuse
ourselves and nothing false to please otb•
ere ; take no pride in weaker men's fail.
inge and bear no malice towarde those
who do wrong," Be social as individuals
and begin next Sabbath whether any
other person does or not. Carry it with
700 0112 of the church as well an in it. It
counts for mania. Have a hand Shaking
Committee at the door ; get as many
boys as possible o0 it and ohange every
month. Ia large societies exohange alto
graphs to as to get acquainted. Foster
this fellowship among Leaguers. A Soo.
ial evening may be made a harvest time
for gathering in new members. Hold
social reeepti0118 for new member, and
let it be known in every pusellals way that
the League is in tereeted in everybody.
Social enterteinmente ehoald have no
admission tee. Ask some one to give an
Outline fur a social 0(12811108. A armlet i9
a (mouse that makes sad hearts lighter ;
that makes the no0onverted feel that
there is more enjoyment amOng,Obriatian
young people than any where else ; and
above all that awakens in every member
of the Society an anxion8 801101tude for
the welfare of their neighbor. It ie the
duty of every 0124i8tian young person to
see that their/8800318100 are given a
obanoe to know good people ; to make
helpful acgnaintaumee that they may have
130 exaa886012 forming hurtful friendships,
Mita Cayler'e paper was an excellent one
and we are sorry apnea will not permit of
giving it in fall.
A praotisal demonstration of Soolabil•
ity was given by allowing a few minutes
for imolai iotereoaroe, introduction, do„
which was an enjoyable 1/100711/1 u.
Mrs. Venue, of Bervie sang "I shall
Know Him" with good effect.
The report of the Nominating Commit.
tee was received and adopted. It was as
follows :—
Hon. Pres., (Rev. D, Rogers, Fordwiob ;
President, L. Beaton, Whiteohuroh ;
1st Vice (0. E. Depb.) Mies M. Mo-
Nnoghton, Brussels ;
2nd Vice (101iosionary) W. 0. Thomp-
P00, Wingham
Ord Vies (Literary) W, B. Beer, B. A.,
Kinoardine;
4th Vice (80oial) Mies M. Staples, Tem.
water ;
5th (Junior) Mrs, (Rev.) Vanoe,Bervie;
Secretary:l'reasuror, W. H. Kerr, Brus-
sels ;
Rep. to Oonterenoe, Walter Hall, Wing.
ham ;
Bible Reading by Prof. McLaughlin,
of Viotoria University, Toronto, from St.
Lake, on "Qualification for Servioe" wag
a 8Ibiioal treat. He proved bYSori Scripture
that Jesus was 0 great servant as well as
ag reat Bayi0ar,that He was a Mau
of
Y
realit i t
His methods of work and His
Pteaohing, teaching, healin
g, prayers,BCB
missionary zeal and the Saviour's interest
i0 the human race, His grime and author -
it were clearly set out bythe speaker.
Y, Y
e er.
p
Prof, MoLaaghhn a Bible reading was
greatly enjoyed and he will be welcome
na0k on some future 000aeion.
After abymn had been sung Rev. J. H,
bite Su eriutendent m MissionB.
W t e in B
White, P
0., whose home is at Kamloops, was i0-
troduoed and by the aid of a map gave a
running commentary on the Westerly
Province In whioh be in e0 Much interest.
ed, palling attention to the m00ntain6,
rivers, fisberlee, minerals, agriculture,
lumbering, inhabitaoto, missionary work
among the Indiana, Chinon, Japanese
and white people, Is etged greater io•
Cereal En 6020eion
savd del t
upon h
w the
P
necessity ot Chrietfanfzing the Foreign
elemeob So as to make them good citizens.
Bev. Mr. White has a chatty way of j{i(1.
ing information and the delegates laked
a number of g0estiona before he oonofod•
ed hie interesting address.
The Conference on League work was
dropped tram the afternoon program so
as t oatob tip to the time allotted,
Mies Bello Smith, of E3ruesele, sang the
very appropriate solo "Abide with 88" in
good voice.
"(116 relation of the League to the Wee"
ley bi.Oentenary revival" was Rev, Dr,
Goddy's topic and it fell into good hands.
}1
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Have you Bought
Your Millinery ?
POST
If Not You will Need a New Hat.
Depend upon us for all you need in 'Trim-
med, Ready-to-wear and Fancy Hats, We have
established a reputation for Excellent Styles
and Unsurpassed Workmanship. New Goods
always arriving. We have some Special Bar-
gains for You.
The Misses Habkirk.
He showed the great necessity of the
develepmeut of the revive! spirit. In this
day of worldly infiuenoe the Christian
meet poeeete the life and obaraoter of
Jeans (heist to do the Master's work, A
revival will bring the *Mamba down to Hie
feet and ap to a life of neofnlness. The
League should be a live working force in
the ohuroh and the speaker hoped and
prayed that this Convention would de
much in kindliuo the revival fire and en.
gaging to set Wiugham Dietriot ablaze
for Jeans Obriet,
Rev, Joseph W. Holmes, of Gerrie, took
()barge of the praise, prayer and testi-
mony meeting following in whioh many
look part, and the 8882200 alined, 11ev.
Mr. Wella, of Ethel, pronoanoing the
Benediction, many feeling "itis good be
bare."
Evening session opened by a cheery song
service led by W. H. Salter, President of
Brussels League. The new President, K.
Beaton was introduced in appropriate
terms by the retiring inoambeut of the
chair and the new oftioer addressed the
Convention in eloquent terms.
The speakers of the evening were Rev.
Prof. McLaughlin and Rev. Mr. White,
the former taking up the important
theme of "Prophecy and Missions,' and
the latter dealing with "Home Mission
Work in British Columbia." There was
a large audience present and the reverend
gentlemen received n very attentive hear.
ng as they profitably handled their
subjects.
Mies Staples, of Teeewater, favored
the gathering with a fine Bolo entitled
"Happy Day."
Resolutions were unanimously oarried
thanking Bruseele congregation for their
ge0ero08 'hospitality ; the League for
their oordial reception and the beat:tan!
and artistic decorations ; Revds. Heifers.
McLaughlin and White for th.ir valaable
services. Recommended the proeeutatiou
of it Missionary Map to the League giving
the largest amount of Mie8iouary money
per member in the Dietriot ; that the
naming of Nominating Committee at
future Conveotione be lett to the clone of
the forenoon eeseion i08tend of the be.
ginning ; That the travelling expenses of
the District Exeoutive be paid in attend-
ing Executive meetings daring ibe year ;
Tbet next year'o Convention ba held at
Kincardine, That oar thauke bo return-
ed to the lady vooaliete who so kindly
favored the Convention with Media.
A oolleotion of $9 80 wee token after
which ono ot the beet District Conven•
Bono yet held was brought to a'oonolu•
Dion by sinking the Doxology and Rev.
T. W. Oosene pronouncing the Benedic-
tion,
CONVENT107 NOTks.
The decorations were greatly admired.
Oou7Obtion for 1004 will be held at Kin-
cardine,
President Hall performed hie duties in
a moat satisfactory manner and did him•
self oredit.
President Beaton will make nn efficient
officer as he is tall of enthusiaelem eoup•
led with good executive ability.
50.85 was received from the oirauits
towards the Epwortb League Dietrict
fund, 10 circuits contributing mat of
100 delegates registered. A number
drove from near by points for the 8Iter•
noon session who did riot, record their
name.
Several from thio Dietrict will ntteud
the London Conterenee Oouvention at
Chatham ou Nov. 24 and 25, W. H.
Karr is the President.
Miss Dolly Baeker presided at the
organ at the morning session. Mrs,
Vance dining the afternoon and Mies
Bertha Armetrong played for the song
0erviee in the evening.
A goodly number of the delegate° favor
a Theriot Summer Sobool for Bible
study, alio. Kinoardine wee proposed ae
the beet plaoe to hold it. Nothing deft.
nite was done however.
The ministate of the District in attend.
once ware Reeds. Metiers. Philp, Keine,
Walker, Smith, Gandy, Jones, Holmes,
009ene, Wella, Paul and Hunter, and
Rev. A. Andrews, of Walton, Goderioh
dietriot.
A new teatere of the Convention was
the inlroduotion of well (mown metal tri in
the district. Those who took part were
Mee Hiles, of Kincardine ; Mise Staples,
of Teeswater ; Mrs. (Rev.) Vance, Bervie ;
and Miss Smith, of Bruooelo.
Establ-shed 1866. Over 30 Years of Success in Toronto, Ont.
J. Y. 192 West King St.
.11. Y . EGAN, Specialist, 192
539, Toronto.
1180 MOST 0)211A13LPs and Successful Authority—(realest enema in the treatment of Herein
(Rupture) Variermele (Palau Rupture) of all known agencies In modem times, lie who makes a
specialty of one department must certainly be more oxpetienood mid rapshlo that those having
man iron In the fl Don't •o
y s h Have
11 n t pit attended 1 ur ensu, andth1 it 01 lid ager. - 021 00 ,01, 0 lbsie
often proves lsewl a but your 1,, ewhos to new, and ,l yh avoid danger. hat t wasting 1 limo
and none elsewhere me u, ,
come one whose life-long s
Y ted has ll,
g Y Wight ilii what to do bon
a
not
despond or be deterred from seeking ad o nal In farther advice, or b0'
p m become
t
a o repeated failures consider your
cavo 300 ok lu, oBecause others failed your OMB you here 12,4 booauer discouraged,gl,pold* This d the very
lima o should consult Ins as n reputation
1 _ n stns lima
Y Y mac in oaring it ho ate tl
a a0•u4118d eases,
suffering tro
p (
)
LADIES t m caval er (0 form of Rupture g slim
Ona t
to hesitate in Lavin thdir
e y
g
ansa attended to et mum. "Everything alai tl ,
o private and time
to
Y a Y Immt,
O B—Look Go yourchildren—NewI
M TFI91R is tl e
Yt e, with
have h timtl
cured, halo n
1 U W 0
Yag•
D°n't allow than t0 grow up knnlllhnpped in the Paan of tato, with ru;tturo.
Mit' CHARGES are within rani, of all. trio poor man as well an the rich. Terms elm be
sntistao/orlly arranged, no reason why you should not consult ale at 0nee, during tint ,daft,
MEND
OFALL AGNS 8V HUFF
ER
ER
from thin terrible Olectlon ill hooch waif.18
There Is n
n other pletely n to which man
Is hues that so tures 0! life
es him for the
era a or. more
of ed es ding 8 l,o,
The universal tandem*, of those conditions is to gtmW mesa and m0ro emupllcnted•=loading to hn•
Po10ncy, nervous deb
ilitYlwas ina, stricture, Iumb
n6n sexuall
exhaustion, ata
Do o
u Intend
allow ON insidious affliction to sap nwaYYo r it¢litY! 10 ie doing so
now and if not chocked will
result in tkoa n ondt n, � n
t above o I lI a , t natter how red by your ease free trials,
ahno lloolrl or the fail-
ure en° any have experienced le trying to bo cured by m210 their
nor trims, or tio,, and belts -my
Boole' organs
receive
earn you ;the wormy veins return toe vitalised
normal condition and hence the
ileN tel porars bonen,
0121 nm1.1269eat, the party become vitalized ¢ml many ewers detention trrn,
bu temporary00 hlv, lint a e mug Oop:r l nuc. till O e no rie10N noaotsary. No s1000from
business. If you les o hail the usual ox for the a yen have no offer
0111, largo stunt of money and
Bull larger quxnUtlos of Once saarohhs or the comedy that l olPor you i,or0.
SPECIALIST WILL. VISIT.:
VARICO ELS
RUPTURE
WI N GG H
A M—Oct, 24 and 2
13RUSSEL.S American Hotel
MONDAY (all day and evening)
One Day Only OCTOBER 26
OONSVLT SPEC14111ST :EARLY,
LISTOWEL—October 27.
Cat this "Ad" out for future ram once.
Rev, Pother Baynard, of London, Oct,.
Is reported to be dying.
A leak in the reservoir loft the town 0
Dundas without water,
Edward Logan, a prominent stools
breeder of West Nlseoturi, dropped dead
Hon, ltiollard Harcourt formally open
ed the new Collegiate Institute et Oobour
George Lille, a prosperous farmer o
Plum Repots, committed suckle b
strangling himoolf,
The body of Theo. Snlenke, n .Swed
ens found In Winnipeg lumber yar
with a bullet hole to his' breast.
Murder is suspected in the Me of th
Swede found dead Ina Winnipeg lambs
yard,
The 131shop of Toronto annonnoed Lha
500,000 would be asked for Anglionn mi.
Mon work next year.
Margaret Reefor(Sister Magdalen) wa
arrested at Btrathroy on a Marge Of kid
napping Mrs, Mary Bowen's set
months old son at Port Erie.
The Canadian Westinghouse Oompan
was organized at Hamilton. The oe
concern baa 8 capital of 52,5(10,000, and wit
employ about a thoneaud men.
Public works estimates Were all passe
1.11'. Fisher announced the hope that
National Mneeum would be establiehe
and etoted that an exhibit of art wool
be made at St. Loafs,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
THREE GOOD BROOD SOW
for sale, will litter early in Ootobe
0, H. 16620111', Lot 18, Uolt, 10, Grey, o
Oranbrook P.0. 11.0
FI
OUSES FOR SALE.—TW
Houses opposite the School Hove
i0 Ethel for sale at roaeoneble price, sad
able for retired farmers. Apply to 9. 9
COLE,Etbel. 11.4
QTOOB FOR SALE. —' TRI
undersigned offers for sale 1 youu
milk oow, 2 steer calves and 7 811000, from
t0 8 years old. Apply to A. ASHTON, Lo
27, Cue, 7, Morrie, for at S. walkeo'o, Lot 20
Om, 6,Morrie, 111
ONE LEICESTER EWE AN
v 8 ram Iambs strayed from the premi
ties of the undersigned Lot 25, Con.
Morrie, on or about: Septi All have ion
tails. Any information leading to Mei
recovery wilt bo suitably rewarded, WAL
'1'1:11 FORUM ST, Jam oebowu, P. 0,
C'P0'0I FOR SALE.—THEUN
DAnMI0111ED offers for sale 8 Steers throe
el L uulberd 'oP young Pigt Yorkshire
k156111 to goo
condition. JOHN MEN ARIGY, Proprietor
Lot 18,Oon, 0, Grey, or Brussels 120810 ice
LEICESTER SHEEP FOB
PALS —9 Laioeetor Ram Lambe, TTrice,
02 to S7 ; 1 811683110g and 2 Two-8bent
Rams, prices $10 to 1812 All are good ones
Also a few Ewe Lambs, price 06, and a logw
MaILNE 0`do at SON, Ethel, moderato12. nae, DAVE
DROPERTY FOR SALE—FIVE
nares of land. on North Gravel road
Omit 4 mile from Brussels railway ate tion
Niers location for a retired fernier. Goo(
load, well underd reined. Tuxes only 01.28
APpiv to JAS, OIITBILL, Proprietor, Brun
eels P. 0. 11-4r
C. 0. F.
Court Princess Alexaudrle, No. 24, 0.0. la
Brueeele meets in their Lodge Room, Blas.
11111 Bleclr on the 2nd and last Tuesdays of
each Inn111t11, 8't 8 o'elook. "'netting brethren
always Welcome. JAZ. 1417040)808, 0. It,
WALTER SMITH, 14. 9,
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3 THORO' BRED SHORT HORN
Bulb for sale. One 15 1 year old and
the other two younger. Also several mist•
Bred Cows and Heifers. Apply to JAMBS
SPBIR, Lot 80, Con. G, Morrie Twp., or Brea -
eels P. 0. 22.tt
'OUNG SHORT HORN BULL
for eala. Eligible for registration.
For price, terms and ; other particulars, ap-
ply to J. D. MoNAIR, Lot 22, Con. 18, !Grey,
or Oran brook P.0, 8G -t2
Ti10R SALE—THE ELIGIBLY
L situated 2•story frame building, 60 x 80
feat, formerly °coupled by the Caber Car.
rlage Werke, It is suitable for sash and
door factory, pl8niug mill or carriage fac-
tory. A boiler and engine will also be sold
it desired, now to building. A good bargain
will be given. } Reit. of laud in ooeneotion.
For further partioulare apply to
2-tf re, W. POLLARD, Ethel.
REAL ESTATE.
100 ACRE FARM FOR
sale. Watered by the river.
Apply to 11009. M00RE, Brussels.
L'OR SALE—LOT 207 AND
dwelling thereon, North-west corner
William and Albert streets, Brussels. t
60.11 J. LEO2IE.
Ii,OR SALE, — VALUABLE
property at Ethel known ars the
Methodiet Parsonage, Apply to JNO,
0013ER., Brussels.
T AR'M TO RENT, BEING LOT
.L.' 20, Con. 10, Grey, There a, -e 100 notes,
20 under cultivation. Apply to 708104310 P,
REDMOND, on the. promisee, or Moncrieff
P. 0, 21.61
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
ou Tura burry street, Breesele known
as the Somerset property, eligibly situated,
Immediate p000000iuu, Fol further garde.
Ware ice to pace, terms, &o„ apply to D,
Mo0U'r0gh1ON
LOG
10 Uon 12,aI'
,M tlllo t
or L
1,
eadbur P. 0.Y98•M
6
A1 ES—
TAMIL—$=00,00
SACRIFICE IOE IN REAL A E —
S
A TA r
T 000 0
118 , i Will Un s
the MoOatt•
Y
110 Block oh in the bo villa a of Brussels. i
ea s. Tha e
8 Those
two lime stores moat be "cid to Mose out the
Mo0augbey Bntate, Intending purchasers
thbnld lnvoetigato at ouoe. Apply to 1, 8,
L
90011 L '
orGF, B LAIR Brunets, rnesols Ont.
'1.4"OR SALE.—LOT 6, CON, 6,
Grey, containing 100 acres, 75 being
cleared and in good state of cultivation.
Farm iee
w U watered; r
a ed good g s
b otti
s,
akard' &o, Failure health cause
Bel-
ling,
!lug,Pomeeaefon g1vun ou onementhe'
notice Parma mum. For further particu-
late apply to TR1017MA17 SMITE, on the
promises, or Brueseie P, 0. 18
T.4rAR1I 1`OR SALEi,—THE UN.
1L nnniane at offers for ante 1110 time 100
noxa farm, boiue Lot 6, Con. 7, Grey. It 1e
under good state of cultivating, won Banat.;bitter school, marke8, doe, Fall wheat has
bee
u pat
in. Po aces
on given
next Earth,
b
with privilege a of doing
work this Fall, Re
aa".
son fru selling, proprietor hie invested in
Manitoba Janda. For further part1601
teprime, tonna, &o„ a1 Oy to N. 1M, 1
dRDNProprt6tor, B1u0082O P,O. 11-tt
1. 0R SALE OR TO RENT.—
The undersigned offers bor 100 aero
'farm, being. Lot 20, O0n, 7, Grey, {for loale or
to rent. Oomlortable beide back borni or•
°bard, wells, &a, There are 1f0 nerom in; grass
10 nem of Fall 2711oat and 20 wee Of Fall
plowing will bo done, Form is only } mite
from the stirringvillage of Ethel. P, orient
Mane °xpiroa ell Murcia 15, 1004, taut a per.
, abater or tooma may go on and plow, deo,,
at once, For further particulars 120 to nine,
10rru0,1110. aril to 1611239'SPl1NOla 1( 1
apply Y , 1
I , 0,, or . write o,, M. HOLLAND, 70
l 9h'atec lit., Toronto, 7.2m
Om. 1Fi 1903
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ONE PRICE ALWAYS
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THE LOWEST
a
Class Novelty
Goods
all here and
High Class
ever shown
Broadolothl
shades
such a large
that we
will find in
in
Lowest.
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Novel
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Dress
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New
The new Dress Goods are
will fend oar assortment of
ties the largest and choicest
Brussels. Tweeds, Venetians,
and Cheviots in all the popular
Fall. Black Dress Goods in
of Patterns and Quantities
describe them. In short you
assortment all the latest Novelties
Goods, and our Prices the
and see.
Dress Trimmings
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We buy our Dress Trimmings direct from the makers
in Berlin, Germany, as Chicago or any Wholesale
House. Saving the Wholesaler's profits enables
us to handle and sell High Class Goods that we
would not dare to attempt under other circum•
sbanees. When you see our assortment of Drees
Trimmings you'll be surprised with its magnitude
and delighted with the Low Prices asked for High
Class goods.
Ferguson
rn aCo.
Dry Goods and Groceries.
HAVING
Brussels
and fully fitted it up
and other necessary
chase any quantity of
We have in stock a large
41,
winonssasessmaso
Factory
Machines
to
for
pur-
goods.
PURCHASED TIIE
Woollen
with new Looms, Spinning
Machinery, we are 'prepared
Wool for cash or exchange
assortment of-
-All -wool Blankets,
—White and Gray Sheetings,
—Plain Flannels,
—Checked Flannels,
—Fancy Sbirtings,
—Ladies' Wool Dress Goads,
—Light and Heavy Tweeds,
—Underwear for Men and Boys,
—Men's and Boys' Stockings,
—Ladies' and Children's t'
—Boys' Sweaters,
—Yarns,all kinds and colors.
;WE W11 ANT YOUR PATRONAGE.
W. & J. LO CKRIDGE
BRUSSELS WOOLLEN FACTORY.
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