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Oilcloth; Binoieums 1!
Rugs and Curtains
is d'',
Brighten
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u }ouse cl€ aning time is here and you will want to
Brighten up the
P Home with New Tugs,. Linin-
eums, Oilcloths, Stair Carpets, Curtains,
Curtain poles, Brass Rods, r:ongOletzrrl
and Linoleum Rugs. Our stock is
large and complete ° with all
the above House Furnish-
ings Inspection in-
vited. Our prices
ate down.
Linoleums In choice new patterns, two,
three and f cur yards wide.
OILCLOTH RUGS -. Just re- OVER CURTAINS See the
ceived a shipment of new pat- • new ;drapery for over curtains
terns in a11
:sizes. See them. choice colorings and patterns.
PI RUGS—From the small to the
i largest ,sizes in Tapestry, Wi1t-
llll on, ' Brussels,, Axminster and.
Wool Squares..
= BRASS RODS—All .lengths in
Brass Extension Rods and Cur-
_• tain Poles. Prices begin, at the
CURTAINS -Complete range of
▪ all the new 'designs'. in drapery,
- comprising frilled curtains and
p▪ lain net and lace curtains, Ma -
N : dras, Scrim, Lace and Fancy
a Net by the yard. Real values at
ti 25c, 35c, 5oc and 75c.
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Special For
Quick Selling
5 doz. large Turkish To-
ivels in white, pink, blue,.
mauve and gold, regular
Dollar value, our price 6gc.-
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WINDOW BLINDS -- Com- i
plete range of Window B1indS _•
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LESSON. V.—MAY g
The SenefitS of Total Abstinence-
Daniel, x : r-ao
GOLDEN TEXT—Daniel ptlrpos-.
ed in his heart that he would not
defile himself with the Icing's dainties,
nor with the -vine which he drank.—
Dan. 1:8.
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING
Time. ---Daniel taken • to Babylon
(Beecher), 13, C. 605.
Place, Babylon, Nebuchgth ez
zax s magnificent capital,
DANIEL'S DARING RESOLVE
1 But Daniel purposed in his heart.
Li The heart is the place to settle,. all
gtiiestions of principle. That he
-' .woeld` not defile himself with the
king's dainties. Rich food, sent as a
special favor from the king's table.
1s food would not have been pre-
pared according to the 'strict laws .�of
Moses, the meat might be of kinds
,.-itiddan to .Pews by Scripture, and
!all of it would probably be• too highly
seasoned or otherwise unhealthful;
, Nor with the wine which he drank.
The temperance question arises ear
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137 in •history. Daniel ,had the good
sense to see that if he was to rise id
the kingdom it must be by a clear.
head and a pure heart, anOE that wine
is the deadly foe of both, He was 'a
temperance reformer before the 'tem-
perance ' reform was dreamed of, and
was two thousand years ahead of his
day. Therefore he requested.. of the
)•Marcs of the eunuchs that he might
not defile himself. The eunuchs,,`vere
confidential servants employed in the
a'ilace, especiallyin the harem,
•where young boys would naturally be
clucated. Their superintendent was
an officer -of great responsibility and
influence, Daniel's regest was a
daring one, because "the Oriental
takes specialpleasure in plumpness
of bodily form" (Hunter), and if any
of his charges should fall away in
Flesh the officer in -whose hand; they
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in all the leading shades, all
standard sizes carried in stock.
See our values at
'5c, 9oc, $1.25.
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TAX 13N INCOME 15A1E128 iusiori Seeriis to arise where the net
income is over $5,00o, • and the tax-
payer must -consider the calculation
of the Surtax. This, however, will be
simplicity itself if he will ignore the
facts as to whether or not he is mar-
ried or single, or has dependent child-.
ren, or is in receipt of Canadian divi-
dends. Once • the net income ex-
ceeds the $5,00o mark, there is no dis-
tinction between persons. All the
taxpayer need, do is to go back to his
net income, treat. $5,000 of it as ex-
empt, and continue: his consumption,
A certain amount of . confusion
seems to.' exist regarding the compu-
tation of the Surtax, and a brief ex-
planation on the . point seems in or-
der. •
In the first place, the taxpayer
must arrive at his net income—and
should bear in mind that it is upon
this net income that he will be taxed.
True, in calculating the normal tax
payable. He is alio'wed a statutory
exemption of $x 000, or $22,000; :ac-
cording to whether he is single, g , mar-aceirdin to the r
g . Ates provided, until made, and believers.. in temperance history), Arcadian (the ancient sac-
ried. or supporting dependents,
is also granted exemptions in respect counted o would gauge of the
of Canadian dividends, and children The Surtax should then he added ye endanger ,my head great 1 mgdotn th
g. A far less trivial offence west). The author of the . book is `Phys, Is the time to buy your next Winter's
under > 8. But the fact remains that the Noxtnal Tax' Payable and the to-' than this would lead
Come un
had been placed would be discredited"
t might lose Ills place or even his
life;
VICTORIOUS PURITY
Now God made Daniel to find
kindness and compassion in the
sight of the .prince of the eunuchs,
Something -of ibis favor was of
course due to Daniel's naturally win-
ning qualities, but these`' would not
avail without the :aid of God• in act-
ing upon the officer's heart. .
And the' prince of the eunuchs said
unto
Daniel, I -
fear my lord the. king,
Well mighhe fear him, for Eastern
potentates had absolute ` power, and
a man's life was not worth a wisp of
straw if he offended• them. The
mighty king Nebuchadnezzar was
especially to be feared; for he was ,
the greatest ruler of his' time. Who h h rid l the farm for ch
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never shrinks from being put to the IP
test. All it asks is .a fair chance to' 1
prove its value.. Mid the counter -
mice of the youths that eat of the
king's dainties. Temperance courts
comparison ps'4 On wrtii intemperance, In
its effects on body, mind, and soul,
in private and in society, it has no
fear that it will not give a superb and
convincing account of itself. And as
thou seest, deal - with thy servants,
This allay Anean Punish them for hav-
ing disobeyed the king's orders; but
probably it means that in case the ex-
periment failed the Hebrew youths
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IP ▪ GINGHAM 32c YD. SIL BROADCLOTH 2,a' yd
11 Checks, . Stripes and.Plain $ 5
PEnglish 'Balli Broadcloth with'
Gingharns, from the best Eng- Satin Stripes, a 'wonderful quali- .'
it fish and Canadian makers of the ty, absolutely fast for ,S and
tin.
newest colorings)in clean Tub, in White ,Ground, with
smart and attractive patterns, 32 Mauve ,• Helio and Tan Stripe at
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would be returned to the diet of the in. wide at ase yard effects 36 in, wide $2.25 yard la
other, youths, while if it succeeded, ®I CURTAIN' NET• 35c Yd
VOILES 85c Yd„
the diet of. their, choice wouid be con= Rine quality Curtain Net'in a --Normandy Voiles in a s
tinned indefinitely. Alen -
So he hearkened unto therm in this a e wonderful valu designs in the Newest Shades
matter, and proved them ten days, Ti- -
and Colorings of Floral, Sprays 1�
small floral patterns, Ivory did Assortment of Patterns and
Shade, e atthis
low price, 35 in, wid''e regular
the bas-reliefs portraying, a feast 45c for 35c yard
from the palace of Asshurbanipal, the
guests are seated in: messes of four HEAVY NET 65c Yd.
and Dots, 4o in, wide, special
85c yard
around small tables, If then,as is WI `°` splendid quality, 'heavy .FLANNELS $2,75 Yd
fri French Net in Ivory Shade of Fine quality English Flannels ' ®`
probable,iiii
all these young, cadets at the
Babylonian court "sat in the royal i medium floral design, 42 in. in checks and stripes of Tans, i
presence, they would have a table to" - wide, reg. 9oc for 65c • Brown and Blues, 56 in. wide, =
themselves, and thus' the"peculiarityPATENT r special ,
SLIPPERS $3 75 p $2 75 Yard
Of . their meal would not be patent to P Ladies and• M' P GODDESS CO
P y Had the Mini- Slippers, company. Patent CORSETS
neatly made in Mc- Pink or White Goddess, Front
ber of friends been more, they would a Kay last, Cuban heel, two. Lace Corsets, with .elastic top
have been conspicuous. Had they 1 straps, sizes 3•'1• to 7, regular and elastic insert at lower part
been fewer, they would have been ob-
served by those added to make up the.
number.
And at the end of'ten days their
countenances. appeared fairer, and
they were fatter in flesh, than all the
youths that did eat of'the king's dain-
ties. This; was not a miracle, it was
merely the• natural result of a tens-
.
erance diet. The fairness which is
noted is particularly prized in the
East, where skins are usually dark,
The 'fatness was valued as a token of
superior rank, since in those lands of
poverty all common people were (and
still are) sadly emaciated'or,at ,least
lean, white the nobility alone, and
their servants have an o I a erton on Friday, May 29th.,
opportunity to to selectdid = (Bailed Rocks O A C Strain) _
So the steward took away their c in the pending Elec.. � sad. -to -]ay chicks and hatch -
dainties, and the wine that t tion.. There are quite a number of = ing eggs from hens of hi h fitt
mentionedas likely star production, mated to petit- i,
dard bearers. His �
n $4.50, 'special $3.75 of back, New Aero Back F a-
DONGOLA SLIPPERS $3.19 ture, Super -Bone. Boning, sizes
Ladies Dongola Slippers, one 21 to • 3o, regular values $3 5o
strap, turn sole, rubber heel, si- and $4.9o, special $2,69 pair i
zes 3; to 7, reg value $4.00 for Try us for groceries. Special
$3'19 pair prices this week.
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There will be a Liberal convention ® BABYCHICKS
in Walkerton 1k
become corpulent.
-a candidate ate to contest South y rata .�
Bruce tl Federal- B
they
candidates 1 ® g
should drink. To avoid comment, the,
table of: the four Hebrew youths was I Chesley acid Eld- = greed males from 200 egg ira
first provided with food like, all the:i erslie friends are boosting Ex -Mayor stock _
William: Krug,Walkerton Liberals El '
others, but this was quietly taken ) . = We are 'having excellent .hatch- Ii
away, perhaps under •guise of Chang- i are divided in their, choice having 3 ® es of strong,vigorous -
cdndidates.in- mind,R. E. Truax, Ex- g s chicks
ing the -courses, and their : healthfulthis spring from eggs pro- _
food substituted.' AndM r'•, Dr. Hall and Lawyer Otto duced on' our own farm:EL
gave them Klein, who are willing to sacrifice =
pulse: It has been unkindly suggest-
themselves h ,-;:-.•
Ch' k � �li
ed more ;.than once that the steward I nemse ves on the altar of their - Chicks
every week at $21 per 100
would be more willing to carry out country by spending nearly six mon- - _
= Eggs at 1
e .,1g
gg $. per 75per
P 5 $ro8
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ith
s• of everyyear
this arrangement because he could
in Ottawa. Ripley _ �
sell the rich food thus removed from and Huron Liberals say they• have a We guarantee. too per cent. ✓fit
th 'sure winner of the Hanna' t e f -
e table of the Hebrew lads, or at
least give it to his friends, At any
rate, he can hardly have allowed the
change without the consent or at
least the ; connivance of his superior,
the prince of;t a eunuchs.
yP 1 live delivery of chicks, 8o per =
West Hastings fame in Dr. Finlay- ® cent. fertility of eggs, and pay •1�
son. Kinloss and Lucknow Liberals: i express on chicks. A subst n- F:
think Geo. Anderson Ex -M. P. P., the. w a
apple king, is the strongest man, pot -1 tial reduction o sus t on above prices is __
® made to customers coming .to
tically, of any candidate in the -
in = . chicks or eggs. it
hath appointed your food and your WISDOM AND. POWER S' at exhausts the Grat list of 1
probable standard-bearers. On the' ® COLIN CAMPBELL -
drink. Possibly the king had taken. The story of the four Hebrew lads
hes the crown and blessing of Conservative side the only name i
some special interest in- the four 'teasPhone Blyth ro-24
Hebrew captives, but more likely faithfulness. mentioned so far is Ex -Warden Robt.' ® Maitland Specialty Farm
their regimen was:that laid down by -Now as. for these four youths, God. Johnston of Lucknow. For the Pro- fa R. R. No, a Auburn
royal authority for all lads being gave "thein knowledge and skill in all will, gressrves J, Walter Findlay M. P., I ,
educated for'the service ' of he ., beyond a peradventure be re- 1Ne11itill; flilr�li!69i l�ltl�i11�11(1r111111III�1H�111
state. For whyshould learninggand wisdom. They. were in
nominated.: It is a very rare occur-
training o be officers of the king,
he see your,r- cense for the sitting member to be 'McKay; Reeve of Huron, is ready to
faces worse looking than the youths and would need, in addition to the le . ,
that are of your own age? They dinaiy studies of the day, be able turned down and, it invariably, spells take his place.—Chesley Enterprise.
would naturally be compared with to speak Aramaic (the' common'tan- defeat, If J. Walter's nervous sys-
syrian (the tem is.likely to bei injuriously af- ; The man who works hard seldom
such comparisons are constantly court language and h language
other young fellows of their age, guage of business), As
the
angtta a of fected by another campaign, W. J. has much tough luck.
g P and he the net income has been entirely ac- are always glad to have them made. red tongue), and Egyptian (the Ian 111114111 11111111 "1111911113111 111®III®III®111�11111111ffiII118 111
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added fo the king. est
quite right in accrediting their know
is the basis of the til of the two, further d b h P P Coal. Fill your bins now. and void
his net in ; is wou ' to capital
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tax, increase y is.ment in that . passionate court. Iedge and wisdom to God, for He al
though he is
(or$2,000) noth ng. til the result being the total tax in order properly to appreciate our
Having arrived'�at'the total normal payable. - own land of. safety under the law, zeal
tax payable, according to the rates stan.
prov▪ ided by law, he should then de- Then said; Daniel to the steward
whom the pili e
duct the exemptions to which he is
entailed on c appointed over Daniel, Hananiah ter -Pr
entitled to calculate the the Supertax of 5 per cent of such to- We need to learn of such conditions
first $,000 at " i
alone gave them the intellect to grasp
learning, and upheld them in their
You can't tell, he may be stingy be-
cause he is rich, or he may be rich
because he is stingy. •
l prince ofthe; eunuchs 1
the high price of Coal later
to study. And Daniel had under -In the year.
r ding in: all visions and dreams. _
had He'learnecl the Chaldean system of in- • Best D. L. W. Scranton. Coal lig
eting the innumerable omens 1
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account of Canadian dive
Michael, and Azariah. Daniel:slip : from
`" Bends or children under 18, the result -_o— - w
being the amount Qf . "normal tax ed his strength of character in his atop
determination. Denied by the prince coils
payable." of the eunuchs, undismayed he turns die
So far the process is, we believe,' money for. me."o DA
perhaps
e another official, a subordinate,
perha ssa steward, perhaps an in-
structor, • certainly the man ..in im-
mediate charge of the four tial.'
youths, youth
With him he went over the entire
• "1 made him what he is" usually
means, "I once Hired him to make
natural objects, and further
g the book illiastrates Daniel's
picuous ability in interpreting
urns.
NIEL .AND THE HEATHEN
MAGICIANS
en the time set apart for their
nlg has' elapsed, the four Hebrew
s were brought before Nebuch- , C
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ground again. The struggle for tem
per•atice and purity requires just this
persistency,
Prove thy servants, I beseech thee
ten' days. Ten days would ,be long
enough ,,to effect an improvement in
health, if any were to come; and
harm resulted, it would be so slight
as to be easily remedied: Itwas a
reasonable test. In regard to A7neri•-.
can temperance • experiments before
prohibition, the attenlpt/of so,: Sta-
tes to hold aontial elections on the
subiect of saloons or no saloons was
faulty bccaus.- the year of no saloons
was too brief a t;me for prohlbttlou to
show its full benefits, and- to accustom
former drinkers to live withontt their
drams, And let them give tis pulse
to eat, and water to drink. Probably
peas, beans, lentils, the most nourish-
ing forin of vegetable diet. But ac-
cording to tome, the word translated.
"pulse" denotes vegetable food in gen-
eral, and there is no reason for re-
stricting it to leguminous fruits, such,
as beans and peas.
Thein let our countenances be,doole
f
adnezzar for examination, and, we can
imagine the anxiety and fear they felt
when summoned to the presence of
that empire -conqueror and miglitty
sovereign- Theywere 1�h•"c
g' Probably, cx-
emitted in the -languages they:would
be expected to use, questions of state t'II ••
management wouid be pttt to them,'
All sizes Nut, Stove and Egg
At Spring Prices.
and they would be obliged to show,
close familiarity with the rules and
superstitions of the. Chaldean magic
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and idolatrous religion. The result
was 'so satisfactory that the king
chose them to be numbered among
his astrologers and magicians, and
perhaps selected them for his person-
al' attendants. He found theirr to be
ten thrtes wiser than all his other sa-
ges, thanks to the prudent and tem-
perate mode of living which they had
adopted. It was a great triumph for
prohibition', ;
NOW THAT LADIES VOTE .
Campaign expenses of candidates in
Connecticut show, they spent .about
tho Same amount on candy they did
on cigars,
Dealers in Lath,Shingles, Fibre Board, Gy-
proc'Wallboard and Hardwood Floor.
Ing and Floor Finishing.
Manufacturers of Sash, Doors end
Builders Supplies.
MacLean Lumbe
Oaw and Planing Mill.—Ice.
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