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v. .w uuuoblwu.’ wt 11, L0!) 3.. tgvan, on orabout the 5th dav u! lime, {908, a, red and whitesteer. - quer' is. requested to prove pmpérty; pav charges 306 min It ,Office inâ€" Turner's Drue.S'toxae. .Try 71‘. J. Lang for Handmade Harness. We guarantee all our own make 0! Harness. We use nothing but the best stock. It you want FAC- TORY HARNESS Ican give you a 'TI'EAM SET complete fur $26 50. We scarrjt the best makes of Boots 8: Shoes. if you wantsto save nioncy buy the} nm a. "(l-SCI") KlCner.‘0n an uuu: b. ' . . . con. Clifford. returned-tn 'l‘or :rSISJt-hegeay king "e’gm’grsénd Mr. H. Nastrass daft that week :for' ‘l‘uesday after a plcazant Vlsat Pt?" 3 w 0 “V8 een Wit 1‘5"" Brambfl, Mam, ‘withnwo of Dr. Has- ativcs m tmm. ‘zour bereavement and by them 5;, rds Iamuus horses, one ‘Perc‘hcxon ,, r ., sympathy and kindly acts have and them hera'Ciydcsda‘le. ‘\\’c~w1§h“ RUM‘ “" 1" ,ngers.andt( tned .to lessen our sormw, .we ex- ‘ . _ . . McQuade wcrcdn attendant-e ihnd our wincerc-thanks. We are Hany a salc‘andwlcaaam-trw. Summer SchooLIChcmongxPar also desirous of extending our Miss Sarah fCodh'mne Mllilncr. ~of daysflns “'cck- grateful thanks to Revs Witliam 0mm, "5 here-on a “'s't' - Mr N. H. Dunford was a v Johnston. D. A. MacKenzie and Mi“ EV? Cunningham. 0" Toronto. Pmerbm'o 0" TUCSdaF H. A. Bun-Ohel, for their helpfui "‘5 a ““59"“ MT- and MTS- I- Pitt- and encouraging wozds to us Since pm sad beteavement. ‘ Miss Lila Cochrane VlSltcd Rev. and Mls. Alex. Allen, of Oak~ boro ("mds on Incsday; land: Ca'l, arc Visiting friends and Mr. Harry Falhs was in Pet Mrs. 135. Porter and Famile'e’auvcs m ‘°"“' ”MW" 7 ' V. Montgomery, M. ‘ Physician and Surgeon, MILLBKOOK, ONTARIO Regular $3 00. This Flour is made from MANITOBA WHEAT. Nice fresh Lemons 200. 18 lb. Granulatedm 19 1b. Yellow Sugar Ivory Flour only “$2.75 per cwt. ; Mm. 135. Porter and Family. Select Valencia Raisins 7c. or 40. for 256. Nice fresh California Seeded Raisins 1.0a. Half size Tins of Rich, Bed Salmon we. 1 J. LANG. CARI) OF THANKS .-"LARMER, Mmbmok, Omemee Millbrook Branch, Branch, J. B. L. GROUT, H. A. SIMS, Manager. Manager. ...v .... “mum.“ to tcacn them the value of money. Accounts may be opened at any time. your starting NOW. Small Sums ($1. and upwards) may be deposited. Interest is added to a" balances 4- timcs a year. Money Loaned. Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued. livery Description of Banking conducted with satisfaction to our customers. 'Wc suggest MILLBROOK STATION. You should have an account for your spare m< Your Wife should have hcr housekeeping or account. Your Children should each have an account BANK HF TURUNTU Head Ofice, Toronto In Our Savings Department CAPI'I -\L .. RESP: R‘ E FUN ASSE PS 72 BRANCHES no Ontario, Quebec and the Wrst { Miss May Francsy is book-keeper at Mr Geo. Burnham’sstonc again. Mr. Ed. McConnell. of the G.T.R. staff, Lindsay. was a guest at the home of Mr. H Nattrass this week. ‘ BORNâ€"In Cavan Township, on June 25th. 1908. to Mr. and Mrs. Cco:3c llowdcn, a7 daughter. , ‘7 ..--.. uU-I‘IIIIKUU ...... w"... vuuunnlc Mimner. tog'aaystms week. tend ”were” crowd; “”9" gathered 31' ,. .. . :1 Ottawa, :15 here-on a VlSlt- . . heath the pines of'tlie little church . _ Mr N- H- IBUMSTd' was a V'bltor'to yard. after having vpartaken of the 5 Miss EvaCunmngham. of Toronto. Peterboro 0" "‘5 a). good things provided ‘by the ladies. 1 "IS a guestlo‘ Mr. and Mrs. I. Pitt. Miss Lila Cochrane vtsrted Peter- assembled to listen to inmost interest~ 3 Rev and Mrs Alex Allen of Oalt~ boro friends on Tuesday; ing program. Rev. Mr. Brown presi- . . . , land. Cal, are Visiting friends and Mr. Harry Fallis was in l’eterboro, (3:6. :r“°"°°"““°“' by “'9 relatives in town. TUesday, on business hmmgt'm- Lnnn Misses and Rrothwell _ were ot‘anpreme excellence and were Mr. Armstrong and bride were Mrs: Wm. Snelgroue and children we“ "caved. as w“ “50 the “8”". guests of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. are Vistttng friends at Bowmanvtlle. John Armstrong, last week. mental by Mr. Gray. Miss Brothwell The new cement walk in the East I captivated the crowd by her demon- The Bowling match played yester- End look: all “gill-'3 decxded unprove- day resulted in favor of the Bankers station In club swinging. and proved ment to our pretty town. herself to be not only an entertalner ; by 3 shots. The following is a list of Morton’s Photo Studio did a good but also capable of delng excellent busmess on Wednesday last. They Work. The Millhreok Band interspers- guarantee and do first-class work. ed the program wrthyllvely selectionerl BAN K E R8 _ TOWN R. Dawson A Hetherington. '1' Tompkins I Devell. F. Bumham E W lamprey G Deanâ€"sh '1' Leithâ€"slt The game was very interesting. The Misses Peat! Burrrham and; Luella Kennedy .ar'eat (Zhemong for, a week at the Epwonlt League Sumo. met School. Miss May Franaey is book-keeper at N: Geo. Burnham’s store again. , Dnrln the evenin ~ Rev. M , B A car of Fresh Grey Lime at the g g r rown tt I P t qutrm' same can called to the platform his successor. 0" aries re 5 ~ ' tle Rev. Mr Me tel . ’SAVE MONEY by getting It off car a Q: «e, and introduced tins week.-w. (z. RUSSELL Sons. “m ”° ”'“‘° “W" "Wm“ lead in the church in the coming year, .Mr. C. R. Courtney gave the Quade In a few well chosen s Mirror a. friendly call today. expressed his pleasure In The Orangemen of Cavan Dis- "Pint“ ‘9 the field' and to "' trict, headed by the Band, thl where for hall's century his grand- rade to St. Thomas' Church fetherhad warehwped. his apprecle- ,1 P3 S d ev . R B tion of the reception given him by Ms 0 next un ay .enmg. ev. ro. new friends, his purpose In comlng to s H- é-IBen'gé'e‘ W‘” Pre‘mh ”“3 l the field. and his hope lhntdnrinuthe W specra sern -. entencel. ; belng ap- e church. The Bowling match played yester- day resulted in favor of the Bankers ‘ by 3 shots. The following is a list of ‘ the players: BANKERS _ TOWN‘ R. Dawson A Hctherington. '1' Tompkins I Dcycl}. F. Bumham E W lamprey G Deanâ€"5k '1' Leithâ€"sk The game was very intensting. The éiises Peat! Bunrham and: Incorporated 1 8 5 5 7’THE\ Mr. W. Sour s. Mia's Annie I IS visiting her Leatch. UU “ "bum ' Dr. ‘M’alsh wrute (m fifteen «abject; aLthe Medical Emma. in 'Eerontu and McKnight, of Midland, passed on all cxcgpt a half subject. r cousin, ‘Mrs. ‘Iames‘ The Dr inténds going West for the: " 1 summer and wxllsrcmm .East latenand‘ ‘ writeagam on the halfsuliject-he failed! ‘ ’ an ' 1 .- 'u 55’ P“ \L mpre}. arid”, and nn doubt hexwmmc aUCCcssful xsmng ‘hcr gpalents, Mr. m makm" far more thanclizc Ireguircd' Coflms a 0 ' L v, percentage. ru- “7fin:l.:n \ _‘, p . . Canada. $ 4.000.000 4.soo,ooo 39,000,000 account to teach , 25c. personal $1.00. b Miss Leonora Fradenburgh, of Philadelphia, arrived here last Tuesday and will reside with her parents 0n Centre: St.; having fin- ishgg! writing on lu.r1.~xcuuJ . r" n . um...) uucl u pncaaant VlSll wuh arel flocial evening, to bld farewell to their ativus m town. 'retiring pastor, the Rev. J. G. Brown, 1 Ruvs. “T. 'P. ,RQger .and (GAG R. and m extend a hearty welcome to tho 'McQuade wcrcdn attendam‘e at :the 'Rev. 6‘ UjR' MCQ'mde' Who '5 {10w i" .‘Summcr SchooLlChcmongPark, ailcw charge. 1'” evening "“5 dal'ghmfl days.this week. and the great cr.9w(l.;'wlui:ch gathered} . heath tho zines of'l-‘le l’ttl .I Mr N. H. Dunford was a Vlsnorvto . I - - I I 9 c mwh DJ ,4 7 . I ..-.l -15 ”m... Ma's. Joseph Richardson andgmnd- con. Clifford. returned-tn Toronto on ‘l‘ucsday after a pleasant Vlsat with we! ativus m town. ,,r-..., u-.. ”mun-m town last 0n {Flnnsday evemng hm Capt. I week. :Lencl-n’s'horaeman away [being amm- ‘ :BORN-â€"on Sunday, July 5th. ‘to ‘Pnediby anmnumobile)and threw-the “i Mr. and Mrs. J l. Byam. a son. '(‘amaim'hm wife and-child minimum- . , f, _ me]: they escaped serious injury. they i M?‘ Madnt. '“ lfl‘fl'E’Ck' M's” Baula, :received.n~severe nlxukjug up however. ‘ 519d ”bu", Jack,» ' orontn. a": "“5 T-he horse moaso aeverelydn’jured that mng friends and mlauvcs'xmtown, ghc m had‘m'mepr of. TH, vehicle guestsof ‘Mr. and Mrs. ~,(}.‘\\.'. McKun _ _ '13 h I . z , w A : Miss Benin Wilcuckwang“.Neatemny “u a 0 ad y damaged. ["6 u o . ‘ " 2 It ' . V. , 1 .- ‘ God to Thee” at the morning scrwce, N0 4 83 'elunl‘ed '0 M" \ B [mm :1 f " 1 . - l' ' ‘ and “Christ mytkcfuge,"-at the chn~ 4‘ a 0 law no T m gentleman “as Iling semnccnn the Methodist fChnrch \reryrconrxeonsfiand arranged to "1”" last Sunday She has a swuct wuic: of 'LathLench and make a settlement l‘nr great valuinc and bar splendid 'tendi- .dmrmgea-incnrred. and we understand (ton of the above ‘hcaunful and sacred 3'” (’“m““' “an" '0 Be‘°"""° 0" selections ‘was :highly .appzcciawd rby dew and had the matter settled. l L x ithe large: congrgguuons. ’ Mon- I :BORN-â€"on Sunday, July 5th. ‘to ’ Mr. and Mrs. ]. l. Byam. a son. Mrs. MarkiC. .Wilcock. Miss Buula, and Master Jack-of fl‘orontn, arc '.VlS iting friends and mlauvcs'xmtown, the guestsof ‘Mr. and Mrs. ~,( 2.‘\\.’. McKim Miss Benin Wilcuckwang “.Nearemny God to’Thce” at the morning scrwce, and “\Ghrm mv Ruin“ "»-- -'~ I QNO'I‘IUE â€"â€"'l‘l1e EPrcsbytcnmn Excursmn has been unavoidably post- poned, owmg to~the G. 11R. bcmg unable to supply mJn accommodatwn on the date set. 'Julyrzxst. tThis ex- icursion -will, howewr. take place at «a later date. .\Vulch for bills. Mrs. ']. A. W. Preston and children are wsztizmhcrzmothcr, Mrs. 'j.'l‘)g:yell.l‘ Mr. and "Mrs. Charles sGlbson, ol Pontypoul, were visitors -in town last week. Miss Becca Fair r'is mum McDonald Institute (Summer at (inelph. Mrs. Jamw tl’aul 'lcft you 'IPucsday for a Visit to the North \West. Miss Sprague 'lcft yesterday for 1130p- onto, where she: has secured .a good posztmn. Miss Sprnguc "has many warmifliendsmcrcwho mu" wwh her continued succass. I’AS'I'UREâ€"Thc pasture for cattle on A fresh car nf *I.'1kefie}d Cement, also a car of .(J. B. Shinglcs just w } hand. sold cheap offthccar; a car of dram til: will :be here in a {cw days. ‘W. (3. RUSSELL C\' SONS. Keep-in mind the ever popular Excursion of Miflbrook Method- ist 5.8. to Stoney Lake, on 4th. of August. Watch for posters. Baby Carnage for Sale good as new. \Can‘bc Mirror 0175ch V V......uuy uucr noon, [uly 4th, at the Presbyterian Manse, Mlllbmok, by the Rov. Wm. johnston. Angus McQuamc. to Miss Maud Strong, bmh of Hope Mr. anti Mrs. john \Valsh,of Bart- lcsvmc. 0km" arc wsxtiug Mam-cs in Millbmuk andCavan. It is aver 30‘ years since Mr. Walsh deft "here. for“ Bartlcswlle, and made one: visit here; fifteen ~yczus ago. He: has coxwidcrmblc Interests in the oil wclls thcrc. He," and his wifcwm fipcnd six wccks heref‘ . 9 before returnmg urthclr home In “the: West ' M nflbrook, 24th -1 Ice properties olixhg late W. H. Sowdcn, situate in Mlllbrook and Cavan. are ofi'crcd for sale by Henry Mulligan, and may be purchas- ed in Separate lots‘ or otherwise. All applications must .bg: made to the undersigned who is empowered .10 sell 'ind convey. The various Â¥, ; Just Arvlvod -000 on ommom definable) Nun Brand Pox-mum Gem-m. our. ulna handllug the Lukefleld Mon- Mk Bran-l. Thur In: the We be!“ BI‘IHdS nu ma Market t-uluy. A car at fresh 1.1m» Jun nrrlved.uud also a car or British (‘nlu nh'n Rhluglen. New Brnnswlrk 2nd Clo-r shinmes at $2.5 For M. Ulll and see our lllnch 5bunn to 2 Inch. 100 Hawks n! “all. at 90¢. per barrel. nu. to «uk. For lweeku only. Bellevule (‘ement $150 per barrel. Lumber and Conl.and all grade- 0: Shingles on hand. Wohavo Jun received a cut orClear Butt Shingles whlch will be said cheap. , ‘ Grey Mme Taken 011' Car, 22c. Bush- ’ 1 MARRTEI)._0,, fl \ Big Sale Still Goes On. PropertiesTMWE (Iiâ€"The undersxgned has cattle only. Apply to WES I .E.\' .1.;.\ RIVER . Milflnook. .- MULLIGAN .7 new. \Can‘bc scan at Attorney ’ Managor, MLM .in ROOK, ONT. ""1“: "WWW“ The Garden Party at I wreck was unique indeed glson andzgrand- number of the members of I “to Toronto on besides many visitors gut! ’On Saturday aftcr' at the Presbyterian. , by the Raw. \\’m..* McQuamc. to Miss» ---------- a “"" ‘ r mmcrrSuhoob) 3:223: lion'to EPrcsbytcman .clcarer vmdably posl- H'hc r. ’l‘. R. bcmg :commodatxon st. r'l-‘hls ex- ke place at «a ”s. and .éhildrcn 'lrs. 'j. 'I‘kgyell.l 5 :Gibson, of in town last «was als nxcellur :assistcd ’l‘orome rfnr {he ‘(Sburch A On ID :Lench’s' July 5:11.10 ‘Pnedilgy . a son. "‘ammn, _ ate]: the M's" Buula, :receivod. "[0, are ‘.VIS T116 “OH ”mow", the ~ _ , .. nt hacMo ‘\\.. Mckun M,“ also ".Neater.my ‘No 4°83 - 0' O . 1mg scrwce. runs of T‘ at the war ver (com IlSt fChnrch 4," {(1. :ct wuic: of an ’ en attending 'thc 1007. Cheapâ€"3 of ".9 Spinéd'iéilgnl the field, and his hope that during tha year much good might be done by the united 980m of My people dem- no", but pointed out am only as "my were wining to be led by the Sun-nor (2-4 _ fl- - a - um also capable of doing excellent Work. The Milllnonk Band lnterspers- ed the program Witlrjlvely selections- Dnrlng the evening Rev. Mr, Brown called to the Illalform m. . ....... ‘20. Bush. Then is but 0 "*anani.’a." Take and 'hranch~doea -twent_\'-fonr hours. ol’aiuleas Corn Extr 1th i0 Garden Party. at Carmel H'hc musical part of the «was also may" much enjoyec nxcellunhchomof the'Chuuch :assistcd by ‘Mvss 'Bcula “’il 3*l‘oromo. Eand altogether, the rfnr 1he 'continued Welfare ‘Gburch is very bright indeed ' l “'llhe‘texxtlforrthe evening sermon was :lsjnh. Xal.lI,5 and 6. Alter referring ‘- brifly'to the Bank from which the-text wasitukenyhe gpl'QCCUdCd to Show that man’s estimate of himself, of life, and the ~relat§mtships depends upon his View ofGod. He Illustrated by refer- ring to sthe Chineeand Mohammedan. He'then-S‘howed that 'his proposition“ was‘historically true by referring tutte illfe of Ahraham, ’jacoh, Mews; justiua, ‘ {Isaialrand Paul. Lest some one would' conclude that that principle did not vol)tainxt0dny.~he called his congrega titm’s attention to the experience of such noted christians of modern times 111’ John ‘~\\'eslev, l). L. Moody, Chas. .Studd and F ~l3. Meyer. In conclusion “the speaker called upon his congrega- tion'to unite with him in seeking a clearer-vision nf‘Goil. ..._1 my s.\r,'.',\,UlCl. 'J‘rhqy cmxld not expect to see eye to .gyc in a-H things. ‘13 It when they did nut [hay must be charitable. He nhcnlcxhoned thcm to make the Ward-of God aha Man of :thcir (loun- scl,.and:thcMokprrit the Guide of thcir lives. 'l':Hlk~Dâ€"As Christians, We have not gone this way before ; it IS a new road, and-because :t is suc'n they would do Well to follow, closd)’, the. Master. ‘ aEOURTHâ€"‘mmy had not paSScd Lhis wa_y beforc, in the millionshnp of Pas- twr and .l'cuplc ’l hcy had each come fly his awn way Their roads had :coIWcrgcd until now they lit: togezhcr. "hulking crookcd paths.” Each step made '15 made fmeyct ,' we cannot go .back and correct 'it. SECONDâ€"As citizcns they had not paseicd this way .hcrctoforcI; we, m Canada, are making hiatmy very fast ; Wc woulddo wwil to make sure we make it we”. v n, _V_..., ... .v... lrullubululD- FIRSTâ€"'l'hcry had not passed this way heretofore as .men and women. They were gmng,r through life for the first .Limc. and they knew not the way. '1 hcrufurc the)! ncudcd a guide. 'l'hcy nccd that guide all! the more because thqy would ncvw pass this way again. He: had heard men speak lightly of “making crookcd paths.” Each step ‘ made '15 made fogeyct ,' we cannot go back and correct 'it. , Jv~~ ---r '7' After rclcrring to the historical set ting of the text, the preacher proceed- ed to show that the: Words “1ch (rut-of his congregations in four particulars. L." __ . :HA‘VE Y-OU CORNS? -].ast Sunday Rev. W. P. Rogers preached in the Millbrook Methodist Church for the first time since he be- came Pastor of that congregation, and ‘ hisappropriate, eloquent and helpful discourses Were attentively listened to by appreciative. congregations. We would like to reproduce his initiatory sermons in theSe columns, but SpaCe forbids. Below we give a brief synop- 1 sis of the Rev. gentleman’s discourses: The morning sermon was based upon the words “ ye have not passed this way heretofore.”â€"~]osh. ll], 4. A I" . ' rSER-IUUS A‘GCI D ENT. Rev. William Pomeroy Baum Preachefl Excellaut Sermons. but due pamless eureâ€" n Takes out the corn. mot l. Aâ€"--- he New Methodist Minister lakes :1 GoOd Impression Upon His Congregation. .-. -nu \uu ll. (UUI ~doea‘it harmlaasly in hours. Insist on Putnam’s n Extractor only. mque indeed. A large unembers of the circuit visitors gathered (or a ‘, to bid farewell to their ,n rm; ' prnnmmcing by the new pay». ral part of the services a? much enjoyed. The mot" the'Chuuch was ably ‘Mvss 'Bcula “’ilcock 0f altogether, the outlook 7---, â€"~vâ€"- "cu-n.uaul. , V Fire prool"~\\'ithont repairs~100 inc. and peeved Tlila disease ie constitutionalâ€"cans. . Water proofw-withont repairsâ€"1t . ed by virne in the blend that circulates ‘ . - _ en entertainer ; m a” pmwuhe but” To cure. you Pioof against ALL the element: delng excellent must use a constitutional treatment roof you ate gomg to buy? Band tnierspere- Nothing en completetv dispel: the pol- lively selections. eon tmm the system as F n Tha't the test, and the only test errnznne. - 2 Rev. Mr, Brown purifies and renews the blnml, clears lt spend good mangy ‘0 cover any build; . of even- taint. The systeinie vitalizetl That‘s the Yardinc‘k that “was“ I his successor ' ' and strengthened and thus enabled to A twenty-five vear guarantee safe sand introduced fight 01! threatened attack! Not only ed roof A plain English guarantee tl shall lead tn the does Fermzone relieve at onceâ€"items: gr need “mam; nor 112 ’ veer. M-r Mc- rheumatism. gout and Inmhaga new: roof Ml‘lilfilkg ll . , . v ' 3. oeen sentences, manently. Results guaranteed. 509. twenty C V81" liner-5.. no 1).] AMA.” at Carmel last of this This is aflieagreenu’le result at road fermentation that. Nern‘line steps at once Take ten drop. 0! Narvill'ne in sweetened water ‘ 'l‘he stomach is warmed and soothed. digestive trunnion corrected, the rising of gas ceases and you are Well When such a simple remedy does so much it’s foolish to be without it. For indigo-non, [our Itnmach. heartburn and sick headache you'll find nothing he" so efficient I. Poison’a Nervilina. Get . 25c. bottle fromyour dealer toxin. 2 mnnently‘ 'Rasulla boxes at all dealers. - - -. .r-vvuuu Ul weighing 33.". againsr aonars,â€"ot dmdmg the pl‘le of the roof by the lent 9 of time it will stay a good roof. Orangeinen of La-kefield are coming to ' , How long will it stay a good roof? Peterhoro In full force for the Onnge want a plain answer to when you consul celebration on the l3th of July and he ‘ ;h‘_’l’°s‘ t° be “”0"“ them. .113 is en and paint it and tinker with every year effel'tem ‘1’";"sn" “Mk "' tinny”: will be a pretty good root if you take good care of itâ€" \t I.) he art 0 Hint-Inn mg. In ac I How long it W!” be a G O O D roof if you DON’T take in he 13 an expert in this line. He is still . D - - r . V . hale and heart and home to be able Of It ' HOW long It Will Stay gOOd 'f 30" don‘t do a thing 10 l 3 , y . x ' l The real test of roof cost, the test of t‘ to celebrate the diamond anniversary . Mr Rnrehornngh Mates that the' h f '1 col economy, is the length 0i of his joining the Owenâ€"Review. I “me ‘7 cjroo 1?” 5}?) . Mr, Roseborough II a brother of Mrs. ' “ 1m proo 'â€"w." tout repairsâ€"loo years. if ‘ Oshawa’ shtngltd‘ Thoe. Hunter. or Millbrook. Damp Pr°otâ€"wrthout repairsâ€"loo years. if ‘Oshawa' shingled‘ Rust: and mildew proofâ€"Witho _ ut repairsâ€"loo years, if *Oshgu‘g‘ shmgled. ' New Theory About Rheumetiem. v This disease In cunetitutionulâ€" cans. V f _ h epalrS.â€"IOO years. if “Oshawa" shingled: ed by ”ma m we “and ”m cimmm I\zi‘zatfir'proo wâ€"Xlt on:I regainsâ€"zoo yrs, if \Oshgwa’ shtnglcd. to all parts of the but”. To cure, you '00 against LL t e c LmUJla-câ€"ltpw 1098' Win it. any 50. “13‘ must use a constitutional treatment roof you ate gomg to buy 2 Nothing so comnlntnlv t‘innnl- n... m, -- - ‘ I Mr. Rosebumugh has only missed. one "(Mange walk.” in fifty years, and I hopes to see a good many more. The one celebralion he missed was on ac- I count of his wife's death. ' 0n Julv l2lh of this year Mr. Robert Roseboronuh, of Lakefield, will have been a member of the Orange Order for fifty-one years. He was in the city to- day and says he will be here {ortho big celebration ofJuly 13th. Mr. Rose- borough joined the order when a hov and is an enthusiastic follower of the orange and blue. He joined the Lake- field lodge in I857 but at the present time he belongs to Diamond Lodge No. 3 80, Peterhorongh. Several years ago I he moved irom Lakefield to Peterbor- I hero and transferred from Lukefield to ' Diamond lodge, but he has since gone I back to Lakefield to reside. Unique heard at Mr. Robert Ron! borough of Lakefield Who Was in the City To-dayuzopu to be zero on July 13th. no You BELCH GAS Has Univ Missed Una “Orange Walk” in Half a Century. . --\4ullll‘ IUIIIU 'Fenozune vitalizes eyen‘ pan ‘bndy, makes the nerves hardy pletely rebuilds the system. The cause of alpaplesaneas is ell-dealt!» is warmedâ€"won can «at. Asleepâ€" feel like new after Fermzone, Don’t put offâ€"get 'zwne "why: it does cure insomn per box at all dealers. Without sleep there can be no bodily ‘ I or mental vigor. cmmequentlv RIeep-J Iesuness is a dangerous comlltion.1 Nothing so surely reatorpl sleep as, ‘Ferruzone; it’s harmless-Just a nonr- ] iahimz, strengthening tonic I Dnâ€"A-i ' " Better correct Matters Before Nerves and Health are Shattered. There was a large number of pupils from the difi'crcnt parts of the Town- shxp gathered here: last chk to wrxtc on thc cntrance exams. The Union Excursion on Thursday the 25th, by (i. 'l‘. R. and Steamer Empress, passng through Katchewa- nooka. Clear and Stoney Lakes, was a grand success. There was .1 good at- tetâ€"idance, the weather superb. and the sail on the above lakes with the beau- tiful scenery along their shores. was a treat to all who attended. Our ex cellent Band rendered delightful musrc. The Rev. Dr. Marvin and family have gone to Warsaw. where the Rev. g--ntl~man was appointed Pastor of the Circuit. Many will regret their depar- ture, but will join your scribe in wi-h- ing them continued success in their new home. Dr. Marvin and family will make friends wherever they go, as they are warm hearted and sociable. The Doctor is an able exponent of the Gospel, and the Warsaw congregation can congratulate themselves upon hav- ing him become their l’astor. Special to the Mirror‘ There was Pursuant to R. S. 0., 1897, Chap. 1’19, and amendingr acts, notice is hereby given that all Creditors and ' ' hau'nst the Rs claims duly f the securi- And further last men- 'iinistratrix ‘ e assets of.{ verified and the nature 0 ties. if any, held by them. take notiCe that alter suvh tinned date ‘the said Adn will prOCeed tn distribute th the deCeaSed among the parties entitl- ed thereto having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice and will not be ha persons of whose Cl not then haVe been received. Dated the 61h day ofjuly. 1908. A. A SMITH, Administratrix Solimtnr. l ht: to any aim notiCe shall In thefstate of James Porter, Late of Haven, in the Bounty of flur- ham, Yeoman, Deceased. Notice to Credito‘rs PM like new after mung, Don’t put offâ€"get Ferra- it does cure insomnia, 50c. BETHANY S. 0., 1897, Chap. 9 acts, notice is all Creditors and 15 against the [is James Porter, who a rust day ofjune, on or before the part of the COLLI- remov- work, Solimtor. V M "T "r-.." W. was; pamung, non-pagan. 3;: {for twenty-five years. ., . . We can supply van with Steer Shinzies. Steel RM, (jam- gahsd Iron‘ Conducta; Pipes. Metal Shutters, Sky Ligtm, {533315. Steel Siding. Stge} Ceilings, Eave Troughs, Mega! D0035; {fainted Roofing, Ventilators, Statuary. Metal Laths. ‘ ' vv-v- .. jw-u W9 ’00! 15 good for 100 years~at least. Roof economy Is'a_ plain, easy problem of weighing )5; _. against dollars,â€"ofdxv1dmg the price. of the roof by the lent. Q:- of time it will stay a good roof. How long will it stay a good roof? Any “ Oshawa"-shinglcd root is good Roof economy is a plain, easy probl against dollars,â€"of dividing the price} of :1 of time it will stay a good roof. How long will it stay a good roof? 'I want a plain answer to when you COnsider ”A. LA... I-__ :. n . 864 ST. CATHERINE ST., West, MONTREAL. £7 “JAE. QF MHNTREAL 2% wâ€" .â€"v-â€". V‘- The genuiEcZas the name of Dr. its metal parts. a.- a. u v ‘1 v Ll: Wm CUrc you. No medicinc, drugs. electricny, mental science But a natural, rational method discovered by :1 wt“ known physxcian. - One OXYHONOR WI” serve an entire familyâ€"one at a last a life-time. and there 15 no expense after due mum...“ T No matter what discaSc you sufTer with, nor how 10ng I no vna! organ ls irre arably destroyed. in all prohahilizy A ”‘1'“ A “I- The Siek Made W311 ' Havmg purchased the Barbers Rusmcss from Mr. Armstrong. I respec- ‘ twdy sohcxt a continuance of the hbcr al patronage given him, and will en- deavor to conduct the busmcssin such a manner as wxll man your support. I have secured the servxccs of a first class Tonsorial Artist in the person of W. D. DONNELLY. Iwill keep in stock the best lines In ChO'Fe 91-336, cigarettcsand tobaccos Also P'PCS. etc. Call and see: me- R. JACKSON, Opposite Bank of Toronto TONSORIAL ARTIST (successor to fus. Armstronflv) “MANAGER. Millbrock Branch MILLBROOK, ONT . JACKSONa . H. SANCHE 00.. gEWARE 9F IMITATIONS WITHOUT MEDICINE. ; the name of Dr. H. Sanchc 6: Co; 1:15;!) stampcd in Write for FREE BOOK No 96. W. .. yuu same good care of Itâ€" ” a G O O D roof if you DON’T take {In I] stay good if you don‘t do a thing to l 3 , the test of :00! economy, is the length 0‘ ”â€"â€" FOR THE ’ mers of -.he Ontario Bank hcretofwc, QXYDONOR Est- 1817. mam Centres in Canada, and in I.( York, Chicago, Spokane, Mama. and Newfoundland. Banking Business transacted 'KQ Deposits. Call at the MIRROR full particulars. Both articles will be sold at a Bargain. A chance like tlns comes once in a long time. burner, handlc to new. carry ' A Rubber Tired Bab) Brake, and Upholstered in with Parasol same color. cally as good as new. 2 Cabawg, FOR J. STEELEB. DR UP-TO-DATE JEWELRY. Issuer of Marriage Liecnses, MILLBROOK. 159,831 $168,001,173 $14,400,000 $11,000,000 ‘, and in London, Branch will be v long )0u have been sick, 2});“10 Science or 0r faith cure. scncncxist a'nd Ba ‘3' Carriage; 1 It is pracgi- thus -only for as Summer Session for Tea and others during July and A I» quickly drum by Dr. Hum Pul- which have; finalizing, X" in: «nine: ttm is unequalled ll 31h!!! mediclac. With lots of rich blood circulnunato all pm the hotly, with snap and mm rm Nut-mg!» ovary rein sud Indy.“ 1mm. is inevitable. So slew building tonic it a goat! :- Dr. H: c «1'. Pull: Sold in w (lesion. Standing 1;". '1 “.2 .555: :c aha mesacmg the mm: M}, stood ‘zigfn c . mgfc in the esziuxa hm brethlcn to add lus name I miniature pillar of fame. â€"Port Guide. No better In Nam to imme onod,â€"c'unoe xml enrich n,..., flourlfluuem slid strength. “u Mt. Um; was 5’". Standing 5,: '1 .;. Rev. R. McCufloch. Omcm he: as an official mac: ot' the Ouime Cunfcravcr 2 most in: can». 'l'hc can: which is mad 3 piece of wood from the H Mdhodist church â€"{hc oldest dis: chard! in Canada~was ur to the Confacnoc I; ycus Rev. R. Duke. Evcry vent (hr Idea! adds a siivcr ring be: name to th“ mos? interesting suck. '1“: Lit-c n “‘33.; ix: 5 Mrs. Sutton and ham are a short hohdz} in [aroma mother. Mr. Edwards and (amdsfarc {or a (cw da)s, vismug his mo: Mr. Kcisicr of l indsay is a few day: down the “'6! I}: A. (uuflaghcr of the Commute, [’1 am Sound, is his nation a: home. The foot balk team came 0 l0 s in thcgameniawd m In Park, Duuslord, on IR cducsd A big day is expected Idea a jolly yarty mtcnd w Nuiswr picnic in Feudal! f A very cnjovabic time wal the acting ufjulr (st at th Partv given on (h:- hum of LL iu‘inn dmrch. 1 splendid can out and mrybody enjovcvd 1‘ of the Outwits: Baas Baud. 0W friend's. HOW TO IIPROVE HEAL ”5.x. 1. ( J‘OUFUK“. friaads at Dunsford and H Mus Six-nth“ 15 the 'uc‘ Ethd Kitchen. fin and firs. Beam: -2 “lining {fluids u: m: (Mott Mr. TjrBoyd has be: A gm «TC: (xr mrgunâ€"qf mtmdncs of {ht tdzc~ 1 fur the lmtporai anus Miss Axum: Ivory distm srlf an Monday cs-amrg t; to lb. Image: Mks Far. of Frizx‘ Hz.” i.‘ alter a sever: «3. :ms‘. The "eddy 2:113:35, iv MI’. 'l'um Neil of Toronto i Ur. Snelgrm'e. of Om Mfllhuook [35: “wk on Mr. Robinson and da1 aim, have moved to the King St . On! m 1: We 80 have them in town mt! Lindsay. are chdivm r Ii h Mr. anqu‘ Mrs. B Mr. and Mrs. Wm Millbrook, In re the gu‘ Catuzcy, last ll'cnk. Buy your Park are“, Gavanmcm Standard. Mrs. T. C Ivory 5pc: 'ith friends In Toronto Mrs. Chas. McCafl’rc} ,3. Toronto last week. Mr. T. C Ivory. gro has ¢ n the Bradbum 'Shed auommodation an hrs customers, and all a: In use 1:. Dr. F. ] Sndgrm‘c : Eloise, spent Dominic friends in Toronto and I Ht. '1'. E MacPh' Barium Old Boys’ Ex. Major Evans has dozen 1 I'd t: {or his fire crgmcs. lee Cram supplied PIC Nics, etc" In any < It. W. 3. Harvey in Tomato. In. (Balaugher, wi One Lmday Hospital in able to return h accompanied by he: the Bank of Commcn Wm” also of the Bat; It. Wylie supplicq (at the Presbytcnan and at cuumly dnd 12 The Orangcmcn parade to the Met! next Sunday cveniz McCulloch WM pre sermon. Everv xr quested to be at H Toronto. Ont. MEMEE in \ 'yhc's 013