Box Calf, all solid, for 81.50. #* Box Calf, all wolid, for $1.25 Gents' Box Call, all solid, for 81 Honest Guarantee | THE NEWEST CABINET PHOTO OF HIS EXCELLENCY The Right Honorable Sir Albert Hem y George, Earl Grey. Present Gover- nor-Genera! of the Dominion of Canada. Sent to All DIAMOND DYES | Read the Easy Conditions It will interest the Indies of Canada to learn that a Montreal artist. has Seeiall prepared for the manufactur I large stock, sunt | ery of DIANOND DYES an order for Is: 'second to | the most reeont photo of our very popular Governor-General. These cab- { | net photos are worthy of a place in any parlor or sittingroom, Please note well the conditions, One photo will be sent free of cost to each indy who sends her full post office ad- dress and four of the inner envelopes : lish contain DIAMOND DYE of any Tr Envelopes of other makes of pack: age dyes will not be accepted, * Thix offer will he valid until Novem: ber 30th, 1005. Send in your address at once with the four empty envelopes, »o that you may get this photo with: out delay. Wells & Richardson Co., Limited 200 Mountain Street, Montreal, Que. edt in and a responsibility for 3 ---- {Continued from Page 7.) people associate upon simple hn conditions not gen, . They come to fee detail for foste is en them where the lane loads off main road. ¥ were one of the joy bears gone; sawed off the I doing by their 1 that Hose Valley n inter | 8nything for the crowd. every of the common life. Gone of the master workmen of Rose Valley made pure Jove of it two carved gate for the entrance to the shops. two massive loge and carved d of each into 4 bear and het Ie thing | . In Rose Valley [art 1s tide; and whatever of lite is thero wonsxginily takes on naturally and d the art expression. 'Lhe express art ideas and princi At may be awxed, in thes: days of social revolution, what Rose Valley 1 lor the erowd, The answer is i» not trying to do it must be Judged py the thing it is aiming at, and it aims only to enrich life iu one spot. Yet such a community may .un- | consciously shadow forth jn a modified | sense the type of the coming. industrial civilization. It may disintegrate even tually, and stterly © fail, and yet be | prophetic, = { ¢ | For the richer the general life at 1 lide the village. Put one ' Bose Valley may be the richer tue in- ine the people awoke to find th e | dividual life which partabes of it must by | be. It in the idea of the individual iife located. Swarthmore College is jus over the hill from Rose Valley. Som ruffiais of the Phi Th thei were found by the constable, rs came back, but not to as monuments to the refining in fluences of college. fraternities, \ But the negative phase of the Rows Valley spirit, which was expressed i protest at this vulgar ottrage find its contrast and verification in the en but another of the Kappa Psi ¥ra- ternity had Stolen the beans and had | fo in their clubrooms, where they | will || poste; they are mow in the Guild Hall | thusiasm over the Guild Hall, which is old stone mills converted /by architectural magic and | world, do certain sondnls, h ty w p I into the herd and re- wi '0 had le by this rath. | ceiving back the infinite riches which dens theft, A Orous se was in: | mere selfish individual striving never sfigated and the bears were finally | can obtain, There is here no imposed t communism. But those who have e come to. Rose Valley have already done cortain things in common and found peace and joy therein; and they co-operate more and more in e certain geberal directions as time goes rl on the advantages of effort so directed are realized. "Why should not a comprehensive | circle of shops gather here, do work o | all of them of the same high standard | enjoy and dignify the Rose Valley seal n common, live like human beings with room to move round in and de- | cent air to breathe, <ustain necossary trade relations' with the conventional things in common for r ing the angles of domestic | economy, and so, in its own way, un. | pretentiously, with no exalted notions | of its own significance, make a dem. | omstration of private faith 7 asks Horace Traubel. Which, so to speak, i all that Rose Yalley started out to do Anyhow, in the four years whicl | have elapsed since Will Price and Haw: ley MclLanahan came into Rose Valley at least the dream they dreamed that April morning has come true; they have the society they longed for, and they do not have to ride on trolley cars to get to it. ----i SUFFERING WOMEN Find Health and Strepgth in Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. "I consider - Dr. Williams' Pin} Pills a most marvellous medicine," says Mrs. Louis 'Turcott, 665 Pap- ineau street, Montreal. stored me to ' health and strength when I, was in a most hopeless con- dition, and almost despaired of re covery.. My trouble began a few years ago, when I'passed through a severe illness, from which 1 did not "They re | regain my accustomed health anc | strength, though 1 had the very. best | of care and treatment. | seemed to { grow weaker every xday. 1 was pal "AN EXCELLENT FOOD, admirably adapted to the Wants of Infants." ' Six Cuas: A. Castkron, Clb LD, Professor of Chemistry, RLS. 2, Ax-Progentof te, Karat College of Neal, For Infants, Invalids, And The Aged. ; "GOLD MEDAL, WOMAN'S EXHIBITION, London, 1000. DR. BARNARDO says 1 || ** We have already used Neave's Food in two of our Homes (Babies' Casile and the meet one another without the restraint incident to "assemblies at homes; here the monthly or town meeting Holk-mote,"' held; here are given lectures, plays, which the whole village, men, women and children, partake, to the present number of nearly 100. The Guild Hall, is a communal possession. It was re- modelled, finished, decorated and fur nishéd wholly by love labor. Almost every man in Rose Valley did some actual work upon it just for the joy of it. The communal Christmas tree last Yule-tide, the first since the hall was finished, was like a holiday frolic and 'a dedication of the beautiful com: mon house, - But the great social event at Rose Valley is the New Year's festival. On the 3lst of last Decembe: the Guild Hall was the scene of this annual com- munity celebration. All the village and a dogen villagers were Present, At about 4.30, when the company had as- sembled, the Christmas tree cand were lighted. The illuminated tree, { with the blazing logs in the big fire place, helped the holiday cheer. The children of the local kindergarten sang songs about the tree." Every family had sent presents to the hall for the children which were distributed to the happy youngsters by Alice Barber Village Home), and | have no hesitation in saying it has proved very sati factory," July 27th, 1901, { USED tx Tis Russian Imperial Nursery. | Manufacturers = JOSIAH W. NEAVE Fordingbridge, Brgland Whilatale A | { | & CO. ts :--~THE LYMAN BROS. Ltd, Toronto and Montreal. | | | | { } See Window Display w ii IE ame Ft THIS WEEK ow OF .. artistic designs. Fanty Mah y Chairs dnd Rockers, fupNolstersd in ail shades, silks. | houses, {one is simply the expression of and Pills. N pw ou' Fancy Parlor Furniture, the most Hills. Xo matter where you go you'll | Writing from Ottawa Mrs. M." E. Le. | gore says: hilionsness and sie Stephens. At seven o'clock the com pany sat down to the Community sup- per, after which the tables were clear- ed, the chairs rearranged and a con cert given upon the stage, followed by a one-act play enacted by Rose Val ley actors, The old year was watched | out by those who stopped to conclude | the fedtivities with 4 dance, Although talented visitors to Valley never fail to make their con tribution to Guild Hall functions, yet there is so much talent---musical. dra matic and literary ity among the residents themselves that they seldom can import anything better than that The children of the valley are growing up to appreciate the very best things | m art, musie-and literature, for they | sec and hear nothing else, When ong contemplates the life at | Rose Valley he finds himself wondering | why all people do not live this way- at any rate, all who can. It brings a { sense oFindinite relief to got away from the dyspeptic conditions of town mowded with indigestible goods, into a place where avery decor | ation is made with a coherent purpose and not designed merely to hide some | thing or fill a gap. There is no differ ence in ossence between art and life : the othier. All the confusions and misun- derstandings about art are come from eutting art off from life, and regarding | Do You Get Bilious ? No remedy could be mors prompt agreeable than Dr. Hamilton's the grand curs they make, people inclined to headache 1 don't | "For Fancy Mabogany Oval 'or Square | think there is a remedy to compare Parlor Tables. with Dr. Hamilton's Pills. T formerly . had bilious attacks about once a ¢ Fancy Parlor bi Chin Vorrhets, wl80 (yonthused Dr. Hamilton's Pills and Fancy Couches. Rug and Velour Parlor ovtained grand results. My stomach | Reduced Prices This Week at | JAMES REID'S | The Leading Under taker, di has Been put in good order and vine better for ny ealth greatly improved." No medi- | men, women or chil ren. Try Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 25. | ner box or five boxes for $1 at all! ruggists. oc ated labor into a most beauti- ful common house. Here the villagers private for discussions of matters of common local interest, is congerts apd dancing parties, and here are celebrated the annual festivals in Rose | of exceptional qual- | they already have. | British visitors and emaciated, had. no appetite, could hardly go about, and found my life almost a burden. It seemed ag: though my blood had turned to wa- ter, and my nerves seemed completely shattered. All the time I was under medical treatment, but with no ap- parent benefit. One day a friend whe called to sce 'me, brought me some Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and askeh me to take them. I did so, and after a couple of weeks I found my appe- tite improving, and took thik as a sign that the pills were helping me, and I got another supply. In a few weeks more the change in my appear ance and condition was marvellous, and friends who dropped in to = see me, hardly thought I was the same person. It was not much Jonger uptil I was completely cured, in fact felt better than 1 have done-for years before. 1 am, therefore, yery happy to make known to all ailing womey the fact that they can find new health through the usc of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills," Mrs, Tureott's experience with this medicine is the same as thousands of { others, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the greatest cure for the ailments due to poor blood. All the weakness of anaewia; all 'the distress of indiges- tion; all the pains aud aches of neuralgia, sciatica and rheuma- | tism; all the misery and ill-health | that women sufier from time tg time, come from bad blood. And { Dr. Williams" Pink Pills cure these , troubles because they actually make new, rich, health-giving blood. They | don't act upon the bowels, they { don't bother with mere symptoms; {they go right to the root of the {| trouble and cure it through the | blood. But you must get the, genuine substitutes and imigations never cured anyone. See that the full name "Dr. Wiliams' * Pink Pills for Pale People." is printed on the wrapper | around the box. Sold by medicine | dealers everywhere, or sent by mail at | 30 conts a box or six hoxes for 82,50, by writing The De. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. LOCAL NOTES AND THINGS IN GENERAL. Matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From All Over--Little Everything Easily Read The Perth Curling club is making arrangements to commence building the new addition to its rink. The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Rodger, Middle- ville, occurs on, October 23rd. C. C. Forsyth, organist and choir master of Knox church, Perth, has been engaged by a Peterboro con- gregation, Allen Jeroy, Gananoyue, while trol- ling up the north channel, had the good luck of catching a twenty-six pound maskinonge. Willard Bond, for the past two vears junior clerk in the Bank of Ot- tawa, Lanark, has been transferred to the Parry Sound branch. Two Madoc lads appeared in court and were fined for destroying proper: ty at the model school, and wyiting |e language on pupils' books. Dr. Tuttle, Tweed, narcowly escaped death last week, His horse, frightened lat a train. ran down an embankment into the river. Both aster and ani- { mal swam ashore, though with great difficulty, Miss B. Mae See, Gananoque, who has recently undergone an operation {for appendicitis at = the Presbyterian hospital, New York City. has fully re- covered and is her duties, Mise Alice Pepper has resigned her vosition as head nurse in the Lady Stanley Institute operating room, +)i- tawa, and is taking a vacation at "er home in Lanark, prior to leaving for New York to take a post-graduate Tourse, HORRIBLE END. k She Was Burnt to Death in Her Home. Chicago, Oct. 13.--A blind woman was burned to death in: her kitchen, last night, while her deaf old mother sat placidly rocking and mending in an adjoining «em, hearing nothing of the dying daughter's cries of agony. The blind woman was Mrs. Frances Harvey, a widow, forty-one years of age. The mother is Mrs, W. Vierer, cighty one years of age. With them ived Mrs. Harvey's eighteen-year-old daughter Emma, who works in a down-town store, and has supported the family of three. eached home just as Mrs. Harvey was lying. Mrs. Harvey has been blind from childhood, but she knew the house by teart and had been accustomed to do ing the cooking. Her daughter placed things where she could find them and was at hand every morning and night to attend to any details that had es- caped the mother's care, The blind woman had placed the ket tle on the gas stove last night, when the sleeve of her dress, coming in con- tact with the burning gas, became ignited. She cried out in pain as the fire gpread over her clothing and fought the flames dusperately. Through it all Mrs. Vierer in her chair rewed and rocked and hummed n tune faintly. The cries of her daugh- ter were without avail. When her daughter returned from her day's work Mrs. Harvey lay dying on the floor. The Fiftieth Year. Ameliasburg, Oct. 10.--Our fair was a decided success. It was its fiftieth year. The day was fine, and three thousand people were inside the grounds. The display of flowers, fruit and vegetables was the best in years, while the show of horses and stock was up to the standard. It would be too bad if in the attempt to ceq- tralize the fairs, the municipal grant was taken away from our township, Several meetings have been held for th: purpose of sending a delegation to the council to request a loca op- tion vote here pext January. Special services are heing held by' Rev. Mr. Pope at Rednersville. Cement steps have heen placed at cach door of the town hall, the roof has been shingled, a motallic ceiling placed in and the whole inside freshly painted, A tea meeting was given by the ladies of Victoria church last evening. 'lhe programme was good, and it was a decided success, Apple packing in this district is well under way, over half the apples being packed. Tt will be very hard owing to the scarcity of help to pack them all. Headache And Sore Eyes. Nine timies in ten have their root in frontal catarrh. A simple thing to cure if you use "Catarrhozone' Rideau King for Ottawa every Mon. day and Thursday, at 6 a.m. ---- you breathe the medicated air--Catarrho- zone does the rest. Failure never known, | | RE oS iy New York, Oct. _14.~The coming visit of the Rritish squadron. under the command of Prince Battenberg, will be the occasion of an unusual | York have contributed S10.000 to de display of 'good will and friendly j fray the: expenses of entertaining the sentiments Extensive preparations | visiting British sailors. They know for the reception and entertainment | that the officers will be well taken of the visitors are heing made end. if | care of and will confine themselves the programme ix carried ont. the | with making things pleasant for (he will huve no reason en THE CRUISER DRAKE, to be dissatisfied 'with their American cousin' the American ships in and near New PRINCE Louis, or again able to resume . The daughter | A Poisons the Sysiey Fruit-a-tives will set everything right. 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