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® * @ / “““Wm’. I 51 Well Finished :; Floors are Easy to keep Clean §; Make the Walls of your Home ~ Santtat:y and i,m‘fl'||i'Md|‘||‘“mm"|'|‘ & ! Beautiful F _ & 0 0 : U > C 6 ¢) (Â¥1 $ 0$QqQ O3 3006006062000 000°0¢)60 ;| We pay the Highest Market Prices for Wool We Sell for less, Because we Buy for less i4 \ mer 3 gie hssn use rer un g es sns o onpeme o Esnesiit aie immaneanesmeajkyies i ducayy apmennponesniesige t Comeanmeginest mb ons emeetrams t ; en pommarmas caae en #5> °m sgpiraces fi%w‘i’?i'rffifi#fi%’%fi?’fi?fi"t?~1':.mÂ¥f-?i"§§§'ޤf'-fié§'n'£%%m%f’t‘é#?éfi’i‘fifu“?fi?fi%%#'rfigfi%fl ho ie e Seee ts e o armcure in Home Seekers‘ Trains Leave Toronto 10.20 p.m. during March, April, September and October, and at 2 p.m. and 10.20 p.m. during May, June, July and August. ‘TOURIST SLEEPING CARS Om all excursions. Comfortable berths, fully equipped with bedding, can be secured at ,..â€"«; cotton, $8,277,9045, and maâ€" ehinery. $3,834,140. moderate rates through local agent. Low Round Trip R h Tuesday, March IOpOc(:;: mluol-lv:. * Winnipeg and Return _ â€" $35.00 Edmonton and Return â€" 43.00 !’- Other 1 Limit tm;:uk:.m.m 30 Pmz E Ask for a Color card if we forget to give yon one A little paint used new and then around the place on the buzgies, waggons and farm implements will keep the wooden parts from cracking and the iron parts from rusting. We sell the buzgy paints for repairing buggies and all sorts of Furniture. Also wagon paint for wagons. TAYLOR&CO. Dromore To Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta Full particulars from any C.P.R. Agent or write M. G. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, Toronto About thirty different patternsâ€"If you are looking for lace for less momey thau you ever saw it before, dor‘t miss this opportunity. Successors to Robert Burnett We have to offer this week a Special sale of Lacesâ€"all widths from one to four inches wide These are nearly all markâ€" ed 10c per vard but just to make it inâ€" terestiny w« have made one price of the lot Four cents These are all worth more money,. We want you to compare them with others you have seen at same price. Laces * Insertions 18 inch Swiss Flovuncings and Skirtingsâ€"an eRKtra fine quality and dainty patterns. 650 Four patâ€" 1 25 Rleven patterss at.... ..... terns at.. 1. 27 inckh Swiss Flogucings in all the new patterns. Sevem Gdifferent pieces to select from. Very “ SPECIEE YARMIE.. ..« . . . . .0. 4. 1e veucciaua‘s c is vueulgh C THE J. D. ABRAHAM CO. We have the paint to do it with and the wall colors are all given on a card. Not expensive, but lasting, clean lookin@. HOMESEEKERS Embroidery Flouncings Through Trains Toronto to Winnipeg and West EXCURSIONS 4¢ COME TO THE WHITE COODS SALE men the tory oi House. Will leave Toronto COLONIST CARS ON ALL TRAINS No charge for Berths ling with live stock and effects. SPECIAL TRAINS For settlers travelâ€" Each TUESDAY MARCH AND APRIL 10.20 p.m. Four cents SETTLERS lt Leaving Toronto 10.20 p.m. Daily Through Colonist and Tourist Sleepers Settlers and families without live stock should use REGULAR TRAINS We have just opened a very attractive pattern in Scotch Linoleumâ€"four yards wide, best quality ................ 30¢ Floor Oilcloth, 1: and 2 yds wide, splendid patterns per yd..30¢ Stair Oilcloth, special per yard.......................... 15€¢ Ladies‘ Seamless Cotton Hose, 2 pr. THE SCOTCH â€"LINOLEUM, Short or long sleeves, some with low neck, some with collars ; buttoned front or back. Two, three and some four rows of insertion and lace, It is evident that Hon. George E. Foster in Australia is much more consistent with his views as expressed in the Canadian Parliament in 1909 than is his leader, Mr. Borden. or the members of the present Government. bpeaking at Melbourne, Australia, on «+ Ourselves and the Empire‘‘ on May 2nd, last Hon. Mr, Foster dealt lightly | with the Canadiaa nayal discussion and proceeded " I congratulate Ausâ€" |tralia on her defence policy. She is setting a grand lesson to Janada" Australia‘s lesson to Canada is that without any political disunion she is setting about the construction of naval fleet units for her own waters, as she agreed to do at the Imperial Conference of 1909, and as was agreed and planned by the Laurier Government 1t is eyâ€" ident that Mr. Foster is able to be much more frank at the Antipodes than he dared to be in Ottawa since the Borden Government discarded previous naval agreements and laid Canada open to the charge of breaking faith with Australia and New Zealand. Hon. Mr. Foster reads His Leader Lecture. Australia‘s Grand Lesson to Canada. 1.25 White Skirts, 99¢ White Lawn Blouses 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00 D 1 TT NO O TE TRRTTEATTCenTeAnt S 10â€" elurenpeediEc s oNE 20e B RCOTID CA cae mm uEnc Oe ue mon ue ue Seelp ie asemeninate <c3lr ceaiks o ar men e SE RESERT ET =T > cMEB “."..E ‘ Mm ~t noe raaerâ€" % @ ' s i EN EADE N4 x M-â€".â€"_-;g‘â€"-n__â€"_.___‘______________,f THE PEOPLE‘S STORE All sizes, 8 to 10 THE ‘"Here, ‘Liza Jane," she said, "you chew that, and see if it runs." And ‘Liza Jane raised it to her mouth and solemnly went to work. But she seemed not entirely satisffed. At last she cut off a piece with a pair of scissors, and handed it to ‘Liza Jane. Evidently ‘Liza Jane was a very use ful person. She and the old lady came into a London shop and the old lady began examining some pieces of cheap calico. _ She pulled at one piece first this way, then that, wetting it and rubâ€" bing it with her fingers to try if the colors were fast. The going into effect of Local Option in Kincardine toâ€"day and the conseâ€" quent banishment of booze from the scenery there, leayes Waikerton and yvicinity standing out conspicuously as the wet territory on the map of Bruce How the county as a whole is drying up may be gathered from the fact that In 1874 there was issued in Bruce no less than 180 tavern and 20 shop licenâ€" ses, as against 214 tavern and no shop licenses for 1918, the last liquor store and the station hotel being doomed to shortly yanish from the landscape here, Of the 24 licenses that will thus be issned in the county for 1913 it is probably singular that 20 of these should be grauted for Walkerton and immediate vicinity, the liss being as follows; Walkerion 5, Carrick 7, Brant 4, and Greenock 4. That the Bruce Capital and every township surroundâ€" ing it should be wet whils almost all the rest of the county is dry, reveals one of the most remarkable situations in the Proviace.â€"Bruce Herald and Times, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Orchard of Hotstein and Mr and M~s. Green wood of Edgehill visited Mr. and Mrs J. Darant Saturday evening of last week We received interesting letters from Mr. and Mrs. Leflar. Their many friends will be pleased to hear they are well and enjoying lite in sunny Alberta. Mr. Leflarâ€"has inâ€" vested in real estate. f Mr. J. Walker of Mount Forest visited friends here recently . Mr. Cameron manager of the Holstein Creamery called on the patrons here last week. The Creamâ€" ery begins work this week. Willie Cobourn will pass through on the warpath on Tharsday. We think the Creamery is a boon to the overâ€" worked farmer‘s wife, and hope the coming season will be successfal. 66 Mr. J. Hunt and sons moved his gasoline ergine to Mr. Ore Hant‘s one day last week, built a cemenc foundation for the new building and moved back to Holstein the next day. So there are hastlers in our northern suburb as well as here. Mr. D. OConnel will build a barn the coming summer and Mr. Ore Hunt will erect an addition to his barn. t Mr. John Eurig had a large additiâ€" on to his barn raised on Satarday P. M. 3rd inst. _ Mr. Webber of Normanâ€" by and bis men are hustling the work. TORONTO The Uses of ‘Liza Jane You pay less here Bruce Drying Up South Bend 5Uc. REVIEW for 25¢ Today‘s the day. Seven patterns in‘ Swiss Allovers, sold everywhere at 1.25. We have masked this 1 m lot for quick selling at omly ...... ............ a Underwaists. .25 and 50c. Drawers.. 50c Gowns.............special, 99¢ and 1.25 Allâ€"over Embroidery The annual meeting of the Womâ€" en‘s Institute was heldat the home of Mrs W. H. Rogers at which a very pleasant time was spent. â€" The élecâ€" _ Mrs (Rev.) Marshall left on Wedâ€" nesday for a three weeks visit to her old home and friends in Toronto. During her absence it is expected Mr and Mrs J. H. Brown will occupy the house they having to vacate their present premises to make room for the purchases of Mr Brown‘s stock who is expected this week, The municipality of Egremont have passed and copies have been priated of a new byâ€"law respecting the proper observance of our highâ€" wa\s, streets and public meetings. A copy can be had by applying to Mr D. Allan, Tp Clerk, or the same can be seen and read in our post office. We wish all our citizens would read this byâ€"law and govern themselves accordingly. Holstein readers, and all others as we‘ll, will appreciate the letter of Mr James Brown, who will return in a few days to the West, appearing on page 5 of this issue. A further conâ€" tribution is to appear next week, reâ€" lating chiefly to Panama and the wonderful canal. On Sunday last Rev‘s Malcolm ami Marshall exchanged pulpits The sermons _ were well received and highly spoken of by both congregaâ€" tions. _ There is a strong sentiment expressed by our citizens in favorof union between the two churches in this place, the present being a favorâ€" able time for such union, as both the present ministers expect to sever their connections with the individua congregations in a shortM wo :ld seem to bea wise a do as both men and money could be used to better advantage elsewhere., Mr. T. Ellis of Mt Forest has a shingle mill in operation on the base line. The demand for shingles is so great stock is picked up as fast as made. 1 Now that it is housecleaning time get your paint at J. M. Matthews‘. He has the Sherwin Williams, best paint on the market. Mr Wm Brown who has resided here for the past two years is seriousâ€" ly ill at his brother John‘s home. Little hopes are entertained for bis recovery and his family have been communicated with . Mrs. Mulcoch from London, Engâ€" land, arrived last week to join her husband who has been engaged with Mr John Swanston for some time past. Owing to fog and icebergs the steamship was delayed about two days, | _ For Furniture, Beds, Mattresses, [Springs, couches, etc. come to . N. Matthews‘, the new Hardware and ‘Furniture dealer. The Holstein creamery is again in operation and farmers would do well to patronize the home tactory. _ All things considered there is more monâ€" ey made by sending their cream to the Holstein creamery than shipping to other points for manufacture. Mrs Skelton who has been visiting Mrs Dr Wilson, has returned to her home in Palmerston. once to @asaamggasa%afimma% tion of officers resulited as follows : 1 President, Mrs W. H. Rogers ; 1st 3 LOGAL AND PERSU"AL w;vice Pres., Mrs F. McClochlin: 2nd %5‘5555%&@6@“5‘5‘&5@6# | vice Pres., Mrs J. W. Hunter ; Seey. , | Treas., Mrs Petric : Ass‘t, Mrs. Rob For Furniture, Beds, Mattresses, erts : Directors, Mrs T J Reid, Mrs Springs. couches, etc,come to J. M.| Mutch : Auditors, Miss Della Reid. Matthews‘, the new Hardware and Miss Lena Allan. _ It was decided to Furniture dealer. lgive a prize at the fall fair for the Boy Wantedâ€"To learn the butcher | best layer cake made by any girl unâ€" business and for delivery. Apply at der fifteen years of age. Alsoa prize Fics oi GROCP Prices on Redpath‘s Granulated Sugar per ecwt Canned Corn (best Quaker brand)... Canoed Beans Quaker............ . Canned Peas, Quaker.............. . Capned Tomatoes, Qaaker.......... Comfort SORP.:.: 1@ 4 «:11 @!ss 5s .1 .. Gunlight SOxpP ::« k34 ++ ¢«ss + ++ 4a +s 8 Ib pkgs Seeded Raisins......... .. 8 tbs. Salect Valencia Raisins...... . 3 lbs Seediess Sultanas. ... .... .... 3 lbs Recleaned Currants......... .. 5 Ibs 30c Green Japan Tea......... F. MeClocklin. Holstein. GROCERIES ececrvyea and y 1 congregaâ€" g sentiment| s in favor of | P" churches inl ing a favorâ€" on, as both |{) pect to sever e individua rt time, t ac do as| _ passed, We‘ ::,.,. +. :410 **+1+‘+s0T0P 20¢ â€" <1++~‘@ tor 2he iÂ¥ +«>> «.2 Tor 206 : ++ x.++% tor 25¢ .. .6 bars ftor 2$5¢ ... 6 bars for 25¢ y Â¥ 44 % w w s a xn a e PÂ¥ k Ha1s 4xa‘s sn 06 rirk‘s 4+ «4 ue DW \ Township of Egremont 1 wemecmuee Court of Revision 1913. @amarcmen The Conrt of Ravision on the Assessâ€" ment Roll for the Municipality of Egremont for 1913 will be held at Holâ€" stein on Monday., June 2nd, 1913, at 130 p. m. No appeals will be considâ€" ered unless thexnve been filed with the Ulerk according to law, and no re. fund will be made by reason of fore. going neglect. Notice of all changes of pt must be forwarded to the C well as all namegrequired to be ed on said Ro:l before it is The possibility of a long session of parliament, or perhaps a General Election, has led the Globe, = Canada‘s National Nyk;cpnppr," to make an offer through as of the Morning Daily edition to Jarpiary lst, 19014, for $2.00 ;gdtsof the W\eekly to same date for ote. I To new Subt(crihers to Review and Globe to ist Jan., I014, the clubbing pates will be Review and Daily Globe $2.50, Review and Weekly Globe .85. Mr and Mrs Christie and Mrs.| Bterne, Dromore, spent Sunday week | with the latter‘s son, H. T. | Mrs Culliton bas been quite ill the ‘ ast week but glad she is is improvâ€"| g though slowly. 4 Mr Roy Dingwall is also under the’ x‘8 care . Mr Stanley Smith, Betbel, was home last Tuesday evening. Mr. John G. Russell, Maybourne, was home over Sunday. The heayy frosts of last week havol not done very much harm as the| north winds continuo cold. | Mrs E. Hockridgo was in Flesherâ€" ton Friday. Saturday, 17th May.â€"On this date, J. H. Brown, Holstein, will offer for‘ sale an extensiye assortment of yvaluâ€"| able Household Furniture, Garden ! tools &c, No reserve as proprietor | has solid his business and moving. I’ Terms:â€"Sums of $5 and under, casb. | 10 mos. credit on approved joint notec‘ or 5 per cent per annum discount [url cash in lieu of notes, 2 o‘clock sharp| D. McPhail, Auctioneer| for best bunch of asters grown by any child under 12 years. _ The Inâ€" stitute also intend giving a concert about the 6th of June. _ Particulars will be made known later. 4w DAVID ALLAN, Ulerk of Egremont. A Great Offer. Hopeville. Sale Register. 25c We have just sixtyâ€"nine pieces of Embroidery edgings and Insertionsâ€"in dainty Swiss patâ€" terus., Bd WIHILIMS . ;1 + 4i% . +xxx%.1 + +4 sc to lsc Gloves Embroidery and Insertions THE J. D. ABRAHAM CO. Successors to Robert Burnett 5 Ibs Black Ceylon Tea...... ...... . 3 tins Old Datch Cleanser..... ...... 3 pkgs. Hardy Ammonia......... .. @ving Gillett‘s LyG.. :.:. . :.+« > > ... 2 sinsComfort Lye...,... .: s+:s++s«+s 2 cans Sitver Moon Rev Saimon tor .. 5 tins Pennant Salmon.... ...... .... Al! plug ‘TobSCOGDE...... ;.>»41+s»»»s Old Chum eut Tobaceo......... ..... ivory (Gloss Sihtch...,.., ....1.:, .. 1 SessCorn Stanch .. .. :; :»:>4¢«+ 112« +4 Fresb 1090 Jamâ€"Jams............ .... Pound tins Baking Powder..... .... . AM EEULRCLG 1 1 1 > 1 x > a x aa 4 4h 6n us n n 6 5 4 Fregh UASDES, ; :4 a%a1%% 1 x 1 42 o ho a s n the Clel:k. ag of property finally Long white silk, special.. Long white silk lace ... .. Long white silk lisle..... Lonug white suede.... .... Dr. de Van‘s Female Pfils DISLOln Gannyn?.. Issuer of Marriage Liconses M::;,l ‘::l?:::; ab lo::t.; % gnges. Luu .j :é:lh shorvest notice, All work frociptiy Hoplstein Con DR. JAS,. L. WILSOXN, Physician, Surgeon and Acoo Specinl attention pald to dis Presbyteritan Church Bund»y School 11 a.m. wopietit ogyipg t sn REV, J. MALCOLM, _ â€"*~ _ Pastor Sund»y Séhou sunday Sehoul at 10, Bervices at 11 a m. ind ‘l.oo p. m. REV. A. E. MARSHALL, B. A. Pastor Bring your hogs to Holstein Tuesg dave. S»usfaction â€" gmaranteed. (Ocber stock wiil have my best attenâ€" thon . Phose 17 NOTICE TO HOG RAISERS. lhur'm?u""' tested perly (t,eg. Mce at Holstein J. R. Gun, Phone 14, Town Agent J. Towner, Phone 18, Depot Agent ing carsare operated to Winniâ€" peg without change via Chicngo and St. Paul, le.vhf Toronto 11.00 p. m, on above dates. Tick»ts are also on sale via Barnia and Norther© Navigation Company Fuall particulirs and reservations from Grasd Trunk Agents or write C, E. Horning. D.P.A., Union Staâ€" tion,. Toront©o, Ont. WINNIPEG AND RETURN, @353.00 EDMONTON ANDRETURX $43.00 Proportionate low rates to other points, Return limit two months. Through Pullman Tourist Sleepâ€" ing cars are operated to Winniâ€" Fich Tassday antil O:tober $ inclusive To Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta HOMESEEKERS‘ EXCURSIONS Single Fare for Round Trip Between all stations in Canada east of Port Arthur, also in Deâ€" troit and Port KHwuron, Mich, Buffalo Niagara Falls, Black Rock and Suspension Bridge, N. Y. Good going May 23 and 24 Return limit May 27, 1913 VICTORIA DAY Methodist Church Surgeon and Accoucheur R. M. TRIBE, Shipper MAY 15, 1913 28th HE § H ol op e ds old «Lapteleldctol" un! MRS. J. © J Ohn Keu Â¥s manmnsxm" > to Mi= the bii A WB LA DIH O©F CANADA SPIREL]I ‘@o OFF]CE TORONTO Al YOL. XXX