Listowel Standard, 11 Sep 1903, p. 5

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"ARST-CLASS "MEATS RIGHT - in 'PRICES STEVENSON THE CITY aU TONET -ALSO FRESH GROGERIES # of all kinds always on hand. 8, J. STEVENSON, Wallace St. Morphy & Carthew, BARRISTERS, SOLICITUKS &°. ectatlalters fet the Bank ot cclowers,' Monag M. B. Morrar --_ J. M. CaniszEw 'Blewett & Bray. ARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, demain Pobllossd Gonveranctts mney 'eueitors for sooth" i" Banking 'House and Ont, Perm. Bldg & Loan Associatio: MUNEY ~ hg AT, 4 1-2 PER CENT. dR. Rie Bray. Bb. A. 3. Cecil Hamilton, B. A. Barriste>, Conveyancer. MONEY TO LOAN art 4; PER CENT Office, Main St., next to Dr. Foster, Dentist. Branch officein Atwood every Wednesday. [abee & Makins, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, &C. Solicitors for The Merchants Bank. Monoy to Loan. STRATFORD, ONT. 5. P. Manag, EK. C. C. J. Maxims DR. ah ld _ BRUCE Spears' Store. Entrance by same stairwa; De. Rutherford, Main 8t., Listowel. Thos, Fultarton, ATWOOD ON [SSUER of Marriage-Licenses, Com missioner in B. RB. Deeds, . Mortgages, Leases and al) Convey- ancing dane on reasomableterms Monoy to len R. G. Roberts, SHIPLEY, UNT. ASEST fer the London and Lancas shin o Fire Insarance Com ane Money te Loan wards ata Jiow rate of any sums all descriptions done nterest. Convoyancing 3 b easy terms. L. 0. L. No. 370, Listowel Meets in Orange Hall first weesy in each month. Membera to ttend all mactings and vishing feetiven ordhely invi H. WILLOUUBBY; w. R. HAMILTON; : Ww. M. Rec.-Bec. | @ G. T.R, TIME CARD coal Beg 7.45 p. ra. Rae ae 1132 a. m.,; SRUNCanbiNE ae _PALMERST Paimers --Passenger, 7 52a. m.; Mixed, 1100 ams Le 'or, nT eo Vor Kincardine ized 345 a. m. ; Passenger, 12.49 p.m. ; Passenger 7.45 p RESTON, For Passen- A NEW LOT OF Amateur Photographic Supplies at - - C. A. LEE'S PHOTO STUDIO. Artist Proofs, ANEW PHOTO. Call and see it. BE CAREFUL ! yO STRATFORD, ONT. 'All Business Colleges _ Are not alike, A -- _-- a -- like ours @ to patri . Ifyou aot te get a FIRST-CLASS. week FIRST-CLAS8- BUSINESS EDUCATION. Oftentimes students -- hundreds of © atgend thia College. Our iatat sew. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal, NEW AND Up-to-Date Stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELERY. 'Large assortment of 'Wedding and Engage- Wades: 'a Jeweler, A sg maeepagele' paninatul ot thaw visites eae We are in coat danger of indulg- pang? ae thoughts of man. We are too apt ¢o régard man as a weak, eph- emeral creature, of the utmost insigni- ficanee when compared with a star, 2 moon, a sun--with the material uni- verse. As we direct our attention to the glorious page of heaven unfolded overhead, alive with clustering constel- jations whose bright destinies move at tn infinite altitude above the petty: waves of time, and whose passionless purity and eternal peace seem to. mock the soul, the spontaneous utterance of gur hearts finds expression in the Pealmists words :--"When I consider thy heavens, the work of thy fingers, the moon and the stars, which thou hast ordained; what is man, that thou art mindful of him? and the son of man, that thou visitest him?" As David looked upon the resplend- ent orbs of heaven he was filled with ofound humility and cried out in aw- 1 astonishment :--" t is man?" Modern astronomy has given us a faint co! the magnitude of. space and physical universe. We cannot help feeling that such magnitude and vastness are worthy of a We can- at i boro egg ns our littleness at ons --e infintesimal men crowd- + world--faith staggers at such a oF ught. The divine . be- comes appalling. tis man, that thou art inated of him?" But David did -- sap with this exclamation, econd thonght he wisely cuaiiuiied man sv coukt not inferior to the heavens, fon God has made him but little lower the angels; or, as I read in my ebrew text, a little lower than "Elo- im"'--God. So far from being insig- officant in rison with the hea- yvens, man ig infinitely more value then they. The worth of man in these days needs constantly to be empha- eized, for a striking tendency of mod- ern thought is to think less of man in Rroportion as larger views are taken erse in which man dwells. abn ts is the eatest and eablest work de teat as = or " creation 5 berg 8 glory pa vast in conception, so tion, so wonderful im fray in execution, should ought for every one of old Roman conception of is as we rise in aie 'urd scale a creation, inating in that being who, made - little yee than the angels, bearing image and superscription of God, aa yy highest pinnacle of crea- tion. . On earth there is ng great but man; "esa there is nothing great but mind. onsists not in wae ti or Mirae but in in- tellectual moral worth. Man is creniod ae. the image } is. soul of man id e God's er of 'God's petri ore ts self-determining as God is; he 4s free as God is free. He is a person is a person. is material mage of God man never loses. long as he continues he continues a person. Manis immortal He is more than a plant, more than a mere animal --he is a man. Man is man not be- cause he is strong, ingenious, affection- ste, but because he is God's inbreath- ' d's image, God's si thouge lost, he may be recovered ; though a wanderer, he may return and feast, forgiven, at his Father's table, -- though a prodigal he is stil wins view of these transcendent truths what should be our proper attitude toward cnn? We should respect and love him. But, you say, it is difficult to ge some men, for they daily violate the most sacred laws, betray the peel trusts, abuse our confidence rove recreant to the most binding re iteeat obligations. Such cases, however, are the exception and not the rule. The great majority of men are honest and true; they stand uncor- rupted, unimpeached and incorruptible. A man b Te in this feeble, stunted, sinful specimen of humanity, in this ruin of nhood, lie wrapped wonderful poss! For let the favorable conditions come, let the spirit of the living God breathe his energizing p er into this dar chaotic son and at once shore, are order, light, pur ity, peace. le History {is the demonstration of His great pur- pose. The tion. Listowel and Teeswater No. 3 Listowel and Teeswater No. 5 Listowel and Teeswater No. 7 Wilkinson No. 4 Wilkinson No, 3 Wilkinson No. 7 No. 7 Sylvester Plow No. 13 Percible Plow Kangeroo Shears GILLI Wilkinson No. 30 Share and Slip. Fleury No, 21 Share and Slip. Fleury No. 13 Share and Slip. Fleury No. 10 Share and Slip. Lis.and Teeswater Share and Slip. tly Filed Kind of Shares. Gillies & Martin HAVE ON HAND, Always in-stock. Listowel and Teeswater No. 21 Share,. Slip and: Steel Landside, Stubble Points. Listowel and Teeswater No. 17 Share, Slip and Steel Landside, Stubble Points. Listowel and Teeswater No. 4b Share, Slip Listowel and Teeswater No. 4a Share, Slip.and Stee] Landside, and Steel Landside. Share, Slip-and Steel Landside. Share, Slip and Steel Landside. . Share, Slip and Steel Landside. Listowel and Teeswater Gangs, Share and Slip. Exetor Hills, , Peterborough Hills. Advance Hills. Dominion Shares. London*Elliott Shares. Butterfield Shares. Waterloo Shares. Frost & Wood Shares, Share and Slip Share an@ Siip Share and Slip. 'Slips To [Match. OTHER CASTING ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. ES & MARTIN Listowel Foundry and Machine Shop. Feather Eating. 'A good many devices have been tried to cure fowls which have taken to the | § wice of feather-eating, but nothing of really ---- value has been dis covered. hes been thought that a | popenres at sulphur in the systems the culprits excites a tendency to i eoquirement of the vice, and I believ there is some truth in this. aig ing has mem Sis -- When ve a plentiful supp: food, have plenty of acrateking cise, and are not eeerceowdel, thes show little inclination to take to feath- cr-eating. Unfortunately there comes a time in the lives of the birds when Na-; ture makes severe deman I refer to the | period of moulting, ahd there is no doubt that if the birds are kept idle or confinement at that time the short sprouting quills, full offeather cantik ment, and no doubt juicy and agrecable to the taste, are objects of temptation to them. this matter prevention is better than cure. Keep the birds well employed by scratching for a part. of their living, supply them with plenty een food, and i and listless during ie iron tonic in the drinking water stimulates their flag; ing energies. we to with confirmed feather- caters ? If there are only one or ock they should be re- alternate likely to do good. I have kn pare the edge of the upper mand- anal th the quick was practically ed, and whén this is done the bird bt 4 ¢ hatch effeat a eure, and that is the end of it--Farmer afd Stockbreedeg, Eng of | { , é f ) $ > J 4 i. o /EMEN OF LISTOWEL, VRWVOBDUVSBVEBVSTVATOA 0000eeeewveested 1X short words we admit, but if you realized how we feel when we express them it would not be nc<<ssary to say any more. If any 'tailoring establishment in Canada was ever treated more kindly by the , buying public than we have been this season we would like to know ' the particulars. Why, we have had some men wait over two months for a suit, and they all seemed to be good natured over it, at least they said many kind things and complimented us on the quality of our stock, and our way of doing business. We appreciate itand thank all those who were so lenient with us, and assure you that we will reci- procate in the only manner left open for us, which is to give vet bright new stylish goods at fair prices, and our best service thrown in. MACKENZIE BRO "SPEGIAL 30 DAYS CLEARING SALE Summer Goods. Model Tailors, A. MacDonald's Store, Wallace Street. | AT THE oa Woolen Mill Store CONSISTING OF e + | Men's and. Boys' unlined Tweed Suits at Special Reduced Prices sige Meu's aid Boys' Susser Coats. : Youths' washable Blouse Suits, at regular prices 75c. $1 and $1.25, Sale Price 55c., 75c. and goc. Men's Summer Undershirts at 25¢. Ladies' Summer Vests at 5c., 'and 25c. Special Values. Ladies' Cotton Hose at 5c. a pair. 8c., 10c., 12$c., 20¢. We have also about 30 Ten's & Boys' HARVEST -- EXCURSIONS Will be run on SEPTEMBER 1 $ until NOVEMBER respective! |ROGERS &-CO'S TWEEDS ETC, 1 daz ark ng the ME XT 7 TWO WEEKS ve pur- |FOR SALE Kindly note sche see BARGAIN TABLE. of Duri ~ BALANCE OF -THE STOCK. Now is your time to secure a SUIT or PANTS to Order at the wholesale price; you will save from $4 'to on your suit. Although the stock is well reduced, excellent values yet on hand. Come along and- see our Panting and Suit Lengths and Trimmings supplied at THE WHOLESALE PRICE. A big line just to hand of Ladies' Suitings. $1 lines in Frieze Homespuns, etc., we will sell at 75c. and 80c. yd. wide, with 12}c. Flannelestas i in dark and light for roc: yd. - Family Groceries complete. Try our Japan and as Ges, Main Street. -GREAT BARGAINS Up-to-Date Grocery: Iw. give all kinds of Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Berry Sets, Toilet Sets, for one month at cost price, Any quantity of broken Sets. I also carry a full line of Groceries, which will be soldzat a margin. Canned Goods and Fruits, New in Stock. All kinds of Farm Produce taken in exchange. JAS. ARMSTRONG. seve aaEcAE. -- WESTERN FAIR, LONDON, SBEPTBMBER 11TH TO 19TH, 190s. ENTRIES CLOSE SEPTEMBER 10TH, An exhibition of merit. Bigger and better than ever. A aplendid array of attractions-- Tony Ryder's celebrated mouee i of pect Monkeya-- Balloon ascensions, a paruchute drop from a parachute, and the beet Gymnasts, Aeri Artists and Acrobats to be had. Fireworks each vadent esntiedet with "The Bombardment of Alexandria, "a great triumph of modern pyrotech tra trains pecial rates over all lines. Prize lista ind, 'peegueinses on application, LtyCol. W. M. Gartshore, J. A, Nelles, President. ~ Secretay eee " © | TO ATTHND' LIS.0 om | tht' 'FALL TERM Pure Drugs and Chemicals. R. A. HUNTER having | acquired the -- a will BEGINS fut ttend to the wants of his Customers. personally. |SEPTEMBER IST, 1903. Family recipes a specialty. R. A. Hunter. Twe Courses--,Commercia) and Short hand, Send for College Journal, 0. A. FLEMING, A. L; McINTYRE, President. Secretary eee es J. Gabel, Sash and Door Factory. ; OPTICIAN AND JEWELER Listowel. BAMFORD BROS. Builders A Good Time Piece is a Raithfol Servant. and. Contractors are prepared to renigg for - erection of allciasses of build: and specifi- catious drawn, or) "etinsten tacubed on application, SASH, DOOR FRAMES, BLINDS, m short notice. Plan ive on 4 a he of vail don . ing line will be eevee FLRST CLASS W WORKMAN NSHIP oak. ete., rnished oi | ANSE = et Charges Moderate. Bamfcrd Bros. BUGGIES Top Buggies, Open Buggies, Road Carts . and Rite. nea Pee as rh Pe Children. Gry for CASTORIA. te tee Dee tae gtd ENTIRELY NEW stock oF|Make up Your Mind.

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