n. John Dryden, who was one of A Lye ae the Ross Cabinet pablic ‘ou can get it ad ‘}life. As head Ne the Tepartndnt of ees ulture, bis course has left noth- a ig to 5 ede lesired. Na isha st bigot of hisopponents wi that the fighti pnt I rer one:s fa the e silk, Sarcieeeeand Was tic subject of iibes mai college tony is strong tH ne th staff and equipuel ne aero ols the peoplett | is fieehdad to an aan refor the uj ft | iP littot agricultare than any other one } agency, is wholly the ereation of men} FOR § sate. 3 ra the jouses. ver fa = 5 acre d rd of pee 5 ie and plam trees and Sanat rules. ation. or further particulars apply to Burowax, eS Poole, Ont. PV AJ] HOUSE. TREX iLL SOL ~ DYES ‘The latest and most improved dye| but in the avert ew dye wool, cotton, ixed got one bat ‘01 7 Ww, 5°% “oeger, "Newton, |v |General. ree Milverton Roller Mills | became head « e _ jricalture, “farmers | crterwiere we! Pol evel 2 cases in your cat Se = in. of you can tell me the two things nec- | #2¢' Whe dtr d | enjoyed a out paratietis ‘che Wictory of chet Pro u roduc due to the fact that production per acre has very largely increased. he value of the tield erops of 902—without any increase i ~| mation furnished. agricult d he es: ret. Fe ‘ewmen have had the en HES to see such ae abun- dant harvest from their labor Short Stories Retold. rles Lever, the novelist, Bliiecot Neapolita “Now, my dear children,” arehdeacon, “I wi said an you # few Which essary. in baptian. Quite “right, “water. Wate t what is the of lease, oa to Bee ‘Twain's own ac- count, he ouce wrote to Queen Vi Topics: Discussed by igh so cdasiiieed re “The Phitipnines are now American }{ tel a New York tobacco- See nao protests gainet the i a Ss ar fi «| How about the smoker we rave ‘the pervading fellacy Th ill-luek in being out of the ecrainclen ompetition (ititably” grown cents a pound?” Will he be etting his we pound? Her “of eee of the con- pi ‘en a despair by t five cents per ) | but consumption, or onsOTEDEDS had and cheap-! A man oudertaking to make = alt ee Piles the. “Was Ind goves — He mughit then go to es on Serena am ad protect sonably as the sahacengrower w iands protection agaiust- the oF 8 Philippines. The facturers ue the United States writer tells us, are sittin; ae heer vasa ey ned trot ates We Phiinsine eoteebe: are nit “pretty eeita te result of t] Anoth MAN» the upat nignt Congr cogital ions. Tied | in this letter, a: tionist manifestos, is that a portion of the population. w is emplo: n ap unnatural au cauiettle trade, must be deprived of work. *)will turn to a ee tnd suitable trade, Instead of pineapples in a sub-arctic elt te ir will grow _ potatoes. toria: “I don’t know you Demenei it T have ise Non son. He wasat List of eniber. yon were ridi pe Received a large shipment of the highest grade of Oatmeal and are ~ ina position t tail it at lowest p © wholesale | Chopping i= Promptly Attended A Kai reyman aaho. paged Paton as precise and scrupulous ated, “wal catse in the hearts of this congregat- Coarse Grain is bought at onr: — Elevator at G. TR. Station, for cided to give “up. sbistiess and go into the » which e- Team ‘Harness with Breeching, reg, - $39 gale ae $29.50. jingle | BeLeL Harness, reg. $14.50. Btrap 16,50, aa use Harness, reg. $19, sale rice B14, a ee reg. 50. flo Robe, reg. $12, sale y Four ae Cent. hhaif yearty cht Be left. Se. os = ie Petes Selewted or ares: Dollars 0 whichever You use, and pry them into PFEFFER BROS activity.” PATRIOTIS M i shown by SPP IE: Home Institutions insuring in ‘|A Good Canadian Canney giving GOOD RESULTS Chr. Kumpf, Thos. Hilliard, President. i 9| Freda. Halstead, Supt. of Agencies M. Bricker, Berlin, District Supt. Fresh “| over Herring =: Keep your money at home by # The Dominion Life Bell | oi = z > iN, ene H. Mohr ss: a 2 @ rie 1 a Grocery and Bakery, |: : Pp. Elma Council. al eonneil of Elma inet in the Secioolr trad Halil, Atwood, on the 6th di 3 0 fro teon"&<Conghtin, bar: risters, on behalf of 8. Boyle, in ref- ce to the Coxon culvert in the ri: to solves: Abitrant Statenient printed: and that éach auditor be paid $12.— lari Mr. Buchanan, seconded rtd Gare that the petition of aon McOourt and others asking for unicipal drainage be accepted, an: that the Clerk be authorized to have nepared for appointing eer. —Carried. d by Mr. Lochhead, seconded by Mr. Bell, past the Treasurer's sure- zecepted as follows, himself in Wi. i las. Robb, f 33, ius the Etowah referenee to the Gilkinson drain fextention.—Carried and and itationery ; ogel tclitte £1. = 10, spikes ae fo four ballot ere Mn W. Borrest. shovel ling raved jointed Sarthe ve hin air “a bond = fan by hi : cate ‘ite hi: Tot Hens a in culvert Ger ite his ey ee —Carried Peas sf in. ne eae Drail Mo ved by . Gorry, seconded ee Buchanan, that ‘the: e Conn a adjourn again March next for apDol ang Dain e Cari vied. I we oe as Strand and ee i better Boe come and see S. Bi _W. D. Weir's pe Sal east half of lot 17. concession 4, woe ton. If acres, goo ‘ick dwelling. ‘bank bar: epee aican ment improved farm, ice $6,000. Great bargain. deres, good dwelling frame barn. Price North one-half Jot number one, eeu ie lhe: great bargain, Two story brick ena with frame kitchen and woodshed, statle and ae building: and soft cellar, corner lot. Corn- in a8 id George streets. Price and a half story brick veneered ontage, anda half story frame house, kiteben, Rood well, first-c Jas cellar, stable and pig ven.’ 1-2 acre of land, south side of King street. Price 2860, Excellent grain and dairy farm in Waterloo County. ‘Two bundred and t paste, Good buildings, barn newly e to school, mile to posto: os 13 miles to two 2 Resi Galt, Pre 3 nile See Berlin, 3 mi ‘omimunication invited, or se farm. » Ont. ee a lot of Gas on nny Call and see me for ues in, Strasbi VEIR Real 5 oe ‘Agent. - COMMERCIAL. MILVERTON, ie hs all wheat: per bus #1 ring wheat, per bush Butley yer bi “sinter per bap. Potatoes ** ** Hay Eegs pe Lard Apples, per 15th ta ” Stareh snepe Giving Up Business Sale” H es of people took advantage of our great sale last w away satisfied ‘and telling us they a be back this wee res, We Can saye you from 15 to 25 per cent, in some cases 50 per cent., which is a clear profit to you, is it not? We mean business, if you doubt us come in and see the eager buyers, buying up bargains for spring, summer, and next fall and winter. You haven't long to stop and think, you must act quick, you might be sorry, we are doing ‘our duty, now you do yours. Few Examples vy Blue and Black Serge, wasi75 per yard, sale price 58c. 15 pieces Harris’ Homespuns_ in $ 1-2 and 5 yard ends, were $1.50 yard, sale price 9oc. yd. 25 pieces Dress ae were from 50c to 86c. sale price 38c. y 100 yards Black ma de Soie Silk, our $1.26 line, sale price 83c. : 60 Ladies' Fancy Collars, were from 25%to 4oc., sale price 19¢. 10 pieces Fancy Neck Ribbon, were from 26-to 4oc., sale price 18c. 6 dozen Men's Negligee Shirts to be sold at 48c each Short ends of Carpet to be sold at ridiculous prices. 2 dozen Navy Blue Men's Top Shi were 75¢, for 39¢ each. and $1.25 Underwear tee es each Me G, &R oe Greene's Coll, 2'for 25¢. oc. Ties for ee each Men's Si6 and $12 S$ Men’s $10 Overcoats for $6.05 4only, Ladies’ Black Astrachan Jackets left, were 38 to $40, sale price $29.5 Ridiculous prices on Lad Ss and Capes to only, Ladies $4 Skirts for $2.50 To pieces {2 1-2 and 15c, Wrapperette for 9c yd. 10 piecas 25 to 50c. Dress Muslins for 15¢ yd. Ridiculous prices on Large Fancy Lamps. Il our Embroideries, Laces, Insertions, Dress ee Buttons, Handkerchiefs, Perfumes, mbs, Etc., at below cost. Odds ar ends, such as Ladies’ Whitewear, Shawls, Tapestry and Chenille Curtain nants, Underwear, Black Underskirts, Linens, Hosiery, Warps, Shirting: Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, White Cottons, in fact everything in the store goes. Now don't delay, buy ee wants and share in the profits. , 85c, yd., ; Coats, Jackets, Aprons, R em- Wall Papers We can save you 50: per cent. Men's $2.25 Hats for $1.68 = Groceries 3 Plugs MeDonald’s phere for 2he; 5 Ib. Tapioea for 2 ‘ants for Qhe. Canadian Oi] 0c. guilon American Oi 250. gellon . Salt wBetre for 25e. Fels Naptha Soap ‘Se. a: Bade Starch for Qie. 4 iter Corn Starch for Bring Us: Your | P SC@Geee Geeeee Ceeee' SP hbelaasenaccecaseiaesance Beeeaereaseraceersaccncaace