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Spring Wall Paper We baivé rý 0e0 I I ORON0. Mir. R. Knox bas bronchitis. MIrs. Jacksonhas been in poor health. Mr. Jas, Dyer, Garden Hill, was iu town last week. Paie peeviali children requýire Miller's Worm Powders. Mr. Delbert Gibson is con fined to the biotse with la grippe. MIr. aiid Mrs. Win. Armstrong were- ~in Ottawa lasit week. Mr. C. G.Armstror g wasin Monti eal last week visitinâg his son John. WV. Harry Cowan, Manitoba, who has heen visitinir friends here bas rt,- "0The Least Hair Cas a Sfiado." A singte drop of poison wéo J wl, untess cfi ecked in time, make the wliole imure. Haod's Sarsaparitlàta s te great leader in bloc cpuirifiers., It casto no shadow, but brings" n- ahine and health ito every householà.' Runninç aS're - "My mother was troubled with rlieuratlsW lu her ktneefor MAPLE GlROVE. MIr. Fred R. Foley attendedth p worth League convention at Port Hope, last w7eek. Reports of the convention will be given at League Thursday even- ing. . . The Pie and Ceani social last week was a splendid success. An excel- lent prograrn was rendered and $ý13 real- CADMUS. Last Friday evening a number of the, neiglibors anid friends gathered at the home of Mr. Andy McKee and after presentinif them with a beautiful set of PiENIUMS FOR FÂRR1EBS. Tuns CANADIAN STATESMAX -N FouR PROPOSITION" iS a stunner. Read- ers who like to , nake sure of a good thing, when it presents itself, wiII not delay lu reniewing tbeïr subscriptioD for THE STATE'SMAN and availing thein- selves of our special proposition. includ- ing Tins STATESMAN, Canadas only farm weekly, FARMING, a copy of the "ILie of Christ for the Young,"'profuse- lv illustrated anîd handsomely bound, -and the "Ideal Cook Book," of--nearly 400 pages and substantially bound, lin olloàth. Each of these rep)resent $L00 but taken together the.four dollars' worth is to be had for $2.00) W/st EnHoause BOWMANVI LLE., t Great .ý * e 1 ý. p el ,