Wellesley, Thursday, June 14th, 1006. J. W . GREEN. PropV oL 0 .N o.34 .

Money Orders

l Money O rd «* and Drafts £ issued for any amount at [ lowest rates, payable at par l at any Bank in Canada or \ United States.

This is the safest and cheapest method of forward-

money through the ^ fea ilC " *■

We will rewiv* your dej» »U 4 from »1 up sail »H«w JM fliereen cempuunJ-ixi erenr n* ( months. Ateolite ncurity to de- ( positors. tAaihorieed CeiriUl f 1,000.000.90 , Paid up Cspltsd ^ (Keserre Fund - ? 2 ’2 X JX < Total A u d i o w 6,660,000.00 J

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E . P . CLEM ENT, K. C.Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Pnblic,

4 Conveyancer* Etc.OSh Pehlle library

Moaej to Loan on UorttM * of Hast E d » it

DR. W. J SCHMIDT*d . e : n t i s t .

Offloe np-stairs, opposite the post office, King street, Berlin, Out,

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W. T. WALLACE, M. D.M. n. C. S. Kao.

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H KreutzwieserPRGPBISTOR,

Every Moder^5ocom m od*tion Choicest Liquors

Best Stabling.

BO YEARS’ EXPERIENCE

Scientific A m e ric a n .gssaB afifis^ e

Farms lor-Salet Q Q ACltES.—Township of GUufcwd, Half l O O b>U« < H t of Mount Ho»k* H»»m mil** from amllbun. tSandy loam. Two- atorty l.titk hou**, eoat tijun, f ifc r f ; « f«r. - - » d furnaco. Bank ham ; »l*o »nvtli*rj&irsS&KKf; ~artlSta b ___ — .—, ____ ___ — -th* coOnty. Can be U o a h t lc r tlljm -U fX U cash and alnocaat-4 p « cant. Gwntlm ate |>*r fcw It.________________________1 n o ACBKS.-Townahlp o f So»»5*- Th« 1 W rhiapaet f u n u u offered f» the townebip. A baraaiu. A Ptiet-cl*** brich hviet, coet « , * » , nearly pew, ftnkbed rory baat. B aal h aw . Oco4 watar.aood ctelem

If of lm it lor own nae, f t i l l t t s c h l , lee from Cetedotaia: ecbool J mile, l’rtee »—MjOuu down^nd balance 4

o m t j a.---------------______„■*clay lnern. W acre* Urn-

1 brick hcaee alt in dret^Uiwindy Loam;ehape; * S £ K ^ nVdcr i aTtl Flne lawn,

IS alt .round, NiceL, Nice Tocusorclu.nl. feet with J* ft po«t»,*ll tHilled well with wind

e n r p e e B i_____flood bank b a rs -------------------------la (Lret-elau ebape. tHilled W e ll------ .-------- ,mill and beet of Water, Price, ti.KO-41.U0u down,balance at «| per c«nt.

T o r farther particulars con­cerning any o f the above parcel* apply to

THOMAB MYERCOOUGH, 131 Brent 8t.

Brantford* Out.

ClocksThere is nothing that furnishes

yonr Table or Mantel bettor than a nice CLOCK o f Marble, Marbeleiacd Wood, Gilt or Silver. Yon probo- bly did not think or CLOCKS for that Wedding Present yon want in Jane. Yon will find onr Stock of snob CLOCKS very artistic and not expensive. Call and examine them.

J. W elch & SonTW-n » T -r - V i rf.

STRATFORDOptician. Eyes Tested Free.

Two Furrows at Once.You liavo to plow in a hurry

these days.The vrny to do it in to get

your plow from

I ja m m o n b& £ )o e r m g

IMPLEMENT AGENTS(Opposite Queens Hotel)

WELLESLEYWo keep BUGGIES,Etc., and every­

thing the farmer nreds.

TIM E TA B L EOf the Preston and Berlin Electric

Railway.Timotablo No. 3, effective Out. 6th

Leave Berlin for Preston, He*- peler and GaltA. M.—0.00, 9.05, 10.05, 11.06.P. M— 12.06, 1.05, 2.05, 3.05, 4.06,

5.05, 0,05, 7.05. 8.05, 9.05. 10,06. 11.06* (Preston only).

Extra express oar will leave Berlin for C. P. R. station, Galt, carry­ing passengers and baggage, ut 8.40 a m and and ft p m.

Leave Proa ton Junction for Ber­lin, Hespeler and G alt:—

A 51.—(9.20, Hespeler only), (63.0 Galt only), 7.30, 8.30, 9.30, 10.3511.35.

r . M.—12,35, 1 35. S.36, 3.36, 4.365.35, 6.35, 7 35, 8.35. 9.35, 10.35.

Rxtrn exp re.-!.; cars will lm*vo Pres­ton Springe at 9.08 u m, and 6.36 p m for C. P. R. atatioa Galt.

Leave Galt for Berlin, Preston and Hospoler;—A. M,—7.00, 8.00, 9.06, 10.05, 11.05. P M.— 12.05, 1.05, 2.05, 3.06. 4.05,

5.06, 6.05, 7.05, 8.05, 0.05, 10*05, (11.06, Prostou only.)

Extra oxprosa car will leave C. P. R station going north on arrival of tho 10.26 am and 7.14 p m trains

Leave Hespulor for Preston, Galt and Berlin;—A. M.—6.35.-8.10’ 9.10, 10,10, 11.36. P. M — 12.14. 1.16. 2.16, 3.16, 4.15,

6.15, 9.16, 7.15, 8.15, 9.16, 10.15. (10.60, Preston only).

Tho Maple Leaf from now until Jan. 1, 1907 to now subscribers for 60 cents. Babooribe now.

b c h o o l REPORT.

Following is the Wellesley Pab- lio School report for the month ofMny:

MV. 1.Br. 4th,—Eileen ft >mnh. Harold

Bellinger* Mary Betrlu.t rHire Olohn Erma Green, Norma Orcon, Edith Alteman, Kara Hamt> *t .

Jr. 4th,—Arthur bandars, Krod- orlo Bgerdi, Katie Wr.gm-r. Ualinda V7oiwade, Ivan Sc >ipi>, August Knhe, Buasn Keniw-1

Br. 3rd—Mary P* Irbrr. Laara Wolwnde, Florence Krnutxwlftser, Ida Gronwbaoh, Iffd; . Krupf, Her­bert Bcracht, Kate I >*, Bit Tantzi. Fanny Lichtt, Clarh- n Ltjw. Clara Gingerich, Joseph L v

Jas Kemk, Tcachar

DtT. U.8r. 3rd.—Edward tie!*, Allurt

Ottmann, George Lcllingcr OUie Trussler,PeterLeis^ Tart Bivonr, Irwin Flclachhaner* rrieda Fori or. Abel Ottmann* Joseph Both, Hilda Ups, George Miller

Br. 2nd.—Rath Berdax. Norman Yent, Clara Kenne Mary Loin. Oscar Batteaberg, C ,mtLnn Htrei- eher, Selmu Forlcr, kiold Furler. (equal) Katie Roth, r’arr Hammer, Emma Miller, Beatrinj tiroenwood, Edwin Ottmann, E a llalicnnchl. Lydia Roth, Theodcre 8u»hlo. Fan­ny Liohti.

M •r Wmtth.D1V. t i^

Jr. 2nd.—Charlie Yent, David Bast, Hettie Gingerich. Alexander Dewar, Adn l i p , & ljrcr Helptd* Oharlh- U J 4V»th, EthelWalton. Ruth 8ct»Ia\ Eokhardt Ottmann, Jacob Lichti, Ernesta Bpahr, Menno Roth, Etlvjl Banders, Rose Borgener.

Pt. or.— Erma Popider, Gerlic Wolwade* Sylvia Koehler, Easton Wilhelm. Mary Habermchl and Elton Forler, Kina Eckstein. Irene Walton. Valentina Hnbermehl, Willie Dietz and Milton Lois, Willie Gingerich, Barbara Wagler, Walter Berdux, Emma Schmidt, George Egerdf, Ooonie Bf;rg. Willie Eck- wiein, Freda Hammer.

Mish Frankish.»«v, IV.

Jr. Pt. 2nd.—Nancy Gingorlch* David Heipel, Sera Kennel, Walter Battenborg. Ezra Lein, Adellu For- lnr, Anderson Dewar, JStnma Ott­mann, Louie Ottmann, Norman Grahtn. Lydia Wagler, Annetta Yent, Fanny Leis, Wilfred Berscht, Persidu Ottmann.

Br. Pt, 1st.—Esther Forler, John Goaho. Bon Roth, Botomon Roth, Violet Hamiuel, Valentine Berdnx, Eddie Litwiler, Adeline Leis.

Mian J amieson .

U N WOO 11

TheC. P. R. station has the roof on now and is looking every day more liko a large city station.

ynite a number of Millbank citi­zens drove through here on Sunday on tholr -cay to Wallonstein to see the construction train and the Bridge and other great sights to bd beheld in that noted part of the township since tho C. P. R. has cTOftsert tho largo hill and the river.

Rov. Mr. Wallace, late of Eng­land. preached in tho Methodist church Sunday morning. His re­marks wore listened to with mark­ed attention.

Tho many friends of Rev. Mr. Sterling are very sorry to learn that ho is leaving onr village tho end of this month. Although Mr. Sterling and family have only boon hero one year they have made for themnelvea many warm friends who will wish them well wherever theyBO.

Mr. Belton, ot Mitchell, wm» in town on Monday.

Mr. John Bchnnrr had tho mis- (ortuno to slip off a box and fnl) to the floor last Saturday. Wo hope ho will soon bo aronnd again

Rev. F. B. Bpeis, of Haw km- rillo occupied the Methodist pulpit Sunday evening very acceptably.

Sunday School Convention at Hawkesvillo on Friday when the following excellent programme will ho given:1,30 p. m.—Devotional Exercises

led by R. MeGnUum, Hawkoe- vUle.

I 40—Address o f Welcome by E. J.Winn Hawkqevitlo.

1.50— Ri’spanse by Henry Kelly, Wollosloy.

2.00— President’s Address by J . C.Bhetly, Hawkesvillo.

3 10—Transaction of Business.2.45— 'The Use and Abuse of B. B.

Helps by R. B, Hamilton, Lin word.

3.06— Discussion.3.15— The Toucher's Trai n i dg Course

What It is. W hy Planned, by Rev. Mr. Edger, Hawkesville,

3.35— Discussions.3.46— Sabbath School Lessonnf J une

10. by H. P, Lnrkhardt, Elmira.4.05—Discussion.4.15— Children's Mass Meeting, ad-

drusaed by Mia* Emma Lick nor. Hawkeeville, and Mr. Ga. vin Barbour. CroMhill.

7.30— Devotional Exercises lod by Rov* F. S]Hes, Hawkesville,

7.45—Address by Rev. Wm. Ster­ling. IJnwood.

8.30— Address by Rov, J. J Mosds, Glottal Un.

9.15— Question Drawer.

CROSSBILL

Mr. and Mm. J. H. Cam pitch visitud friends in Wingham over Sunday.

A lawn sooial in connection with the Pnblio school will bo held on the sahool grounds on Friday even­ing, Juno 29th. T«ft will be served and all kinds of refreshments, A splendid program will be givou. Tho admission fee will be l&cts.. and lOctH.

Miss Maggie Mnndell spent Sun­day In Glenallan.

Tile Misses Jennie nod Ella Camp­bell of Berlin, visited friendu in the village on Sunday.

Mr. Geo, Jeffrey, of Waterloo, spent Sunday in the village.

Sprained Ankle, Stiff Neck, Lame Shoulder.

These are three common ailmonta for which Chamberlain’s Pain Balm Is especially valnaHo. If promptly applied it will save yon time, monov and Buffering when troubled with any ono or theeo uilmonte. For sula by A. J. Snuuderg, druggist, Wellesley.

PHILIP8BURG.

Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Hel&man celebrated their golden wedding on Sunday Jnne 10th. Friends wore present from Toronto Junction, Mildmay, Berlin, Baden and other places.

Mr. and Mrs, Philip Weber of Normandy spent the foro part of bwi week with friends in this vi­cinity.

The Rev. J. Langholtz attended the eorvicea of tho Lutheran Cana­da Synod hold In Berlin last week,

Mr. Andrew Haoh and son, of Waterloo, called on some o f their friends while passing through the village on Saturday ’ .mi.

Mr Guo. Lentz caught three cat p weighing 11, 15, and I91ba.,r»n act­ively. Who can boat that.

Mr. John Kaufman, of Waterloo, was in tho village on Monday last.

The Rev. M. Mo*ig,of Port Elgin, seriated by tho Rov. Kupler, of Arnprior preached to a large con­gregation in the Lutheran church hero on Sunday evening.

WILL TRY AND SECURESHERRING TO RUN.

Mr. (J. O. Philip* was anthorized by a general committee mooting Wednesday evening to go to Hamil ton and endeavor to arrange with Wm. Bherring, the world’s famous champion runner, to corno to Bor ltn daring the Reunion and run a race against a relay of four local m en. Mr. Philip will meet a repre­sentative of a street fair, relative to Its coining here.

Tho committee wilt ^ (lea v er to have a foot ball match played be­tween Old Boys' oluba and different cities. Prizes will be given to the person coming the lougost distance to tho Reunion, to tho mother who hue the largest number of children coming homo, to tho largest family returning, and other special prizes.

j . J. Tumor, of Peterboro, has been awurdod tho contract for tho street doooratlng. There are to bo four streamer** of flaps and bunting to every street, block, ou King at., from Cedar to W ater; and on Wator ntrost to the station ; and on (Juoon street, from the (reo library to Courtland avenue and tho park. Several large arohiMi will also be put up.—Now*Record.

tuummaMr. and Mrs, Goo. Alias celebra­

ted tholr silver wedding last Thurs­day afternoon. A large nnmbw of friends from all over tho country assembled to do honor to tho happy bride and bridegroom of a quarter ot a century ago. Tables ware spread in tho shade o f the old apple tree, and a very happy and enjoy­able time was spent by all those present.

Two accidents occurred at the Lome of Mr. Peter Btraos last week. The infant daughter fell ont o f the baby carriage, breaking her arm, and on Friday another daughter, about eleven years old was kicked by a hor«} on tho temple, fractur­ing her skull* She was picked np unconscious and medioal aid pro- on red. Both ohlldren are doing as well os cue bo expected*

HAWKES TILLS.

Miss Groce titrolim, o f Llstowel, is spending a fow days at Mr, Stow 'a,

Mr. and Mra. G. Laokaer, of Bt, Jacobs, spent 8 an day at Mrs. F. Lockner's.

Mr. Brubaker and family o f Ba­den* spent Saturday and Sunday atMr. Lt-J’rey'B.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Donald spent a few da vs of last week with friends in Listowcl.

Tho MiftfM Alva and Viola Dunke o f Elmira, aro spending a short time at Mr. Llngh MoCallooh'e.

Mr. Herb. Smith and tho Mioses Bmith. Mins Conrad and Miss Val­eria Weidonhammer, o f Waterloo, rpeat Snudayvit Dr. Weidenham-

lor’s.Mr. Gordon Bmgetnan and the-

Minnas Alice and Irene Binge man o f Bloom ingdale, spent Sunday at Mr. G. iAofcner's.

Mr, aud Mrs. A . Rultur spent Sun­day at Mr- G. Ruler's.

Mr, T. Wallace, lately from Eng­land and who is at present with Hg brothor-ln-law, Mr. Sterling, oc­cupied the Methodist pulpit on Sunday night.

The annual Sunday Bchool con­vention tor the Township of Well­esley will bo held In the Presbyter­ian church on Friday, Juno 15th. Tho delegates and strangers will be entertained to tea by tho ladies bore at thoLr homos.

The laxative effect o f Chamber­lain 'h Stomach and Liver Tnblots is ■o agreeable and so natural that you do not realize it is the effect o f a medicine. For m Io by A, J* Baumlora, druggist, Welle*lay.

Wellesley Maple LeafflUtTXD STEKT THURSDAY

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tUm,Alt ehftiiv** of c«pf fur ad*crtU«si*Dt( mmt V* in t li o offlc* not Utor tti*n HloaiUrK »trjj d.lvnt lirm»n!« f l for thru* ir.»*rttnn» Lvfnl.Noi*»tniim»ur*d -VcUDHrili* at*. p*r

liu« fox lint lB«erHcia;4?. pvrUoafar **uh iXt***UttoBt IfiMrtioD.Bubecription 11.00 «. toot, inud

Twice. Otherwise $1.35.ISDEPEXDBST.

likely to cause electrical din turban oes. From the 23nl to the 27th may .be « t down as a period o f gen era! disturbrncc, which may prove to be violent and dangerous. Near tho great riven? there tire likely to bo heavy rainfalls, if not overflows and floods towards the end o f Jane. After Jane, much o f the great grain belt in central, western and north ' western states will encounter great shortage of rainfall, before tho crops (especially tho corn) have passed all danger o f drouth. The middle and late snmmer and imtnmn will bring a minimum of rain to moat parts of the continent. * I

COMMUNICATIONS.

E ditor M aplk Ljcaf.—Dear blr.—Allow me space in

yonr vnlnahle paper to reply to the article written by a FhiHjaburg correspondent In reply I might Bay the piinto of road referred to la out of uiy regular mail route and therefore onr pathmaeters should Jool^after it I think itj^aiher m> fuir to attack tne openly. Why not Btlnck the right per?onf—the pathuttster. However I am very thankfal that the correspondent takes so much interoat in the im pro Yemen ts of roads, ho seems to b> 6f the same op4nton aa onr worthy editor of the »Va;ile Leaf, only he should have mentioned the tile-draining in tho mifldlbsnf the road, 1 feel myself tumble to, look after tho whole of the road, having onongh to do to look after the partI am travelling over every day.

Thanking yon Mr. Editor for the .space, I am, Respectfully yours.

Peter Ottmask

Editor M a p l e L e a f —Dear Sir.—Re tho fieco of bad

. road referrbd-to in the Philipslmrg news last week X s might say if re­ports are into, one 'o f our jmuL- xnasters who Is filling nphisluwn With dirt, (hauled over said piece of rood) lmd the miafortuno break tho hind wheel ol his wagon, when half the load was emptied in­to tlio hole, but nevertheless he scraped it up and took it to ite proper(?) destination. Yours, etc.,

C it izk s .

NEW8 NOTES.

On Wcdnondaay of lost week as Mr. John Zimmerman was operat­ing the saw in the mill fio met with an accident which will disable him for some time. Ho was sawing the dab off a log which was consider- ably larger at one end than the other and before tho saw reache?! the farther end of tho log it ran out throwing the stab against the saw which hurled it with great force toward* Mr. Zimmerman, the enrl Btriking his right leg above the knee. As there was a log behind Mr. Zimmerman his leg wus jam. mod between the end of tho flying slab and tho log but fortunately no bones were broken, ilr . Zimmer- merman is ublo with tho help of crutches to come out but some time will uUpsc before he recovers tV

Of the injured limb.—Tavisto k Gazette,

THE FARMERS'

C I V I C H O L I D A Y !

Annual

EsennionTO ^IE -

O. A. O.GUELPHM O N D A Y ,

JUNE 25th, 19 06Under tho Joint Aospicos of tho

North and South Waterloo Farmers’ Institutes.

Time Table and Fares:Elmira

nstB 7 00 ii

ADULTi. m. 70o,

CHILD35c.

St. Juboba 7.25 65 35Heidelberg 7.30 es 35Waterloo 7.50 55 « 30Blair 7 30 iff 35Own 7,35 ** 05 35Gorman Mills?, 11 55 30Hum burg 7.65 70 35Baden 8 01 G5 35Petersburg 8.10 65 36Berlin 8 27 ** 50 25Breslau 8.37 M 40 20Brancbton 9,JO »• 65 35Galt 9.55 55 30Preston 10 08 50 25ilespeler 10.08 “ 40 20

NORTH WATERLOO FARMERS’ INSTITUTE ANNUAL MEETING.

Tho annual meeting of tho North Waterloo Farmer*' Institute, hold in the Waterloo pirk last Thursday afternoon, was one of tl*e most sue- eessful ia tho history of the Insti­tute.

Ia tbs forenoon the officers and directors for the ensuing year were elected. Those for the Farmers’ In­stitute were:

President—A B Snider,1st Vioe-Pm?.—A Docripg.2nd Vioe-Prcs.-J BtnuffOT.Beey-Treas. —Allen Bhantx.Directors, Woolwich Tp — A B

Snider, W. Yeitch, P- »- MusboI- man, A, bnfcjer. Si. L. Weber, J, Brisker.

Wellesley Township.—G F. lack u6r, A, Doering. J- G. Soip, W. Martinson, D. McKay, C. Ottnmun, D. fi. ltatx, U. R- Gtes, D. Small, |jr., A* Robertson.

Waterloo Tp.—M, 8. Bnidcr, P. A Snider. L. Koehler, A. Jansen, J, Staoffor, F. Bhnli, U. Weber.

Waterloo.—-Gorgo Moore, Levi Stauffer.

Berlin — R. Roid,T>. BtmiffeT.W.Moody, J. H.*Fthreubach,Elmira —J Utnbucb, M. Bechtel

M. L. Weber, 8 . Loshinger, A. Jean- ncret.

Auditors,—J, Snider. E. W. Wil ►n.The following officers were elect­

ed for tho Woman's Institute for the coming year:

President.—Mrs. Brown, Winter- boom.

Soo.-Trcas.—Miss Bellinger, Wel­lesley .

Director*.—The four vice-presi­dents : Miss Berdnx, Wellesley, MiaB Wilkinson, Winterbonrn, Mrs. Geo. Lackner, Hawke*ville, Mrs. Richmond, 6t. Jacobs.

PaRsongure from Elmira and Blair to nSe regular morning trail t > Berlin connecting with Special, re­turning special to Berlin, thence the regular train; passengers from Brancbton, Heiq>cler, etc., to use regular* going und returning, and will arrive at tinolph at 10.35 a. m.

Lunch Served at the College.ALLAN SHANTZ,8k ’j S, W, K.&

wsa. slater,h4*e » A W. T- S.

Ask for Union Jack eorM ip etc- arettes and V. G, cigarettes; Prim rose smoking tobacco in curved tins and Rod Cloud Ktloed Club. They are tho latest, If you Can't get them in Wellesley ask at W . Ble- man’s Berlin. Ho keens all tho good I hinge. 9-28

W H E U

gcom .P ron . g V» .S

LINENS FOR THE HOME.The month o f weddings is here and with it thore will bo a demand

for wedding presents for the flow couple, or the new hoUBG-kcopcra may need linens for the homo. No presents arc more appreciated by tha bride than something In a nice fine linen.

This store has always matte a specialty of household as well as fancy linens. The foreign markets are searched In order to get the beet values In tho many different lines. W o can assure you that tho linens that "R Y A N S " sell are o f tho beat for tho money.

Table Linen by the yard.Loom dice damask, semi bleached da mask, fine bleached dam alt.

in floral, siripe and fancy designs. Price per yd, 26o to $1^0.

Linen Table Cloths and Seta.A splendid range o f cloths in all sires, in the newest designs at

£1.35 to $7.60 each.

W e have also some pretty cloth* with napkins to match, prices r set W.K>, W 00, *7.50 und $9.00.

3EE OUR FANCY LINENS such as dresser cloths, sideboard scarf?, eentro pieooa, and doyiles in all sizes.

Houses are going op in all p&rt- Galt. Buy* the Reporter, Scarce- a street in town is being over

looked by the builder and If tin plans for gr^up* o f houses now under iliseaN»ion materialize, as ii- BXpcctGd.wtGdn the next four weekt- a good roea^jWwif relief will beaf forded th«/«oOrea o f homcaeokon who have fece&tly oome to Galt i> take cmpJuymeut in our workshop*

The Maple Leaf until New Year for only 50 rents. Da it N O W !

EARLY CLOSING.We the uuderdgned Merchant

and busimr.HK men of tho Village ol Wellesley hereby promise and agre« to close our respective places ol business at 7 o ’clock p, m., sharp, every evening, commencing May 1.

Wednesday*, Baturdaysaud even ings before Public Holidays ex ceptod.

Reiner Bros. St Co ,Win. Kclterboru,John *pnbr,C. Hammer,H, Hilts,C. D, Koehler,Gluts, F Ottmann,J- J Ar L, Fieiscbhaner,Ihttit A' Fleinchhauor,J- A. l>ruar,G, Woiwade,Robt. Snbe,

JUNE WEATHER.

Rev. ItI Hick's prodiotlons for Juno, when very much oondoqred are ab follows ;—Reactionary otomi period is central 6th. 7th and Bth; rising temperature, decided olectri- oal stormB with wind and rain. About 11th to lflth is e centre of terrestrial electric excitement and is sure to bring severe disturbances of the atmosphere. The crisis will fall within -IS hours of Bnnset on 12th, culminating before midnight on the 14th. In some places hall, in other place# cloudbursts and tor­nadoes may bo expected. Violent and sadden change to cooler will follow, and in tho northwestern mountains snow squalls, and iu the northern Btatas, possibly frosts be­tween the Uth and 18th. On the 2Ut, the moon is in conjunction with tho earth and Bun ; this is also Buznmor solstice and these things are

AllP R O D U C T S

manufactured by us are done so under the

STANDARD

“PURITY”In thiB way only can satisfactory results be

obtained, and the unbounded confidence o f our ! customers be assured.We still have & quantity or the choicest kind* o f SEED CORN

on hand, t.nd we would advise onr customers to o»U and secure what hoy require ore tho supply iB exhausted.

I BRAN, MIDDLINGS and FEEDING CORN on hand at apeoialprices to tho Farmers.

and coupled ordersi w ith th aT w i l U ^ o q r o n d o ^ o ^ t16 ’ B ° ° r p rim itlT e

w hich y o u m a y w e fit to “ I v.e._ T M______ ,-j serve yoi» fit to entrust to our care.

The ’Wellesley Milling Co., Limited

« T H E #

G. B. Ryan & Co.,BERLIN

NORMAN RYAN . . . . Manager

[W e do what we say.]

J(\aple le a fOoea all Kinds of Printing from a Lady’s Colling Card to a Whole

Sheet Poster.

Letter heads Note heads state­ments Envelopes Cards Tickets and bills, Etc. promptly and neat­ly done.

Subscribers to the Leaf who are behind in their subscription will k’ndly forward the money. The Paper is $1 a year IN ADYANtl. Otherwise $1.25

PHOTOS

When in Berlin oall at Green’s Photograph Gallery and have your Photo taken. Every­thing up-to-date.

A. S. Green,BERLIN.

groat Hlmcdafloe from the neigh* boring former*. wbi> »ro getting a good price atEoinur Bros, * Co.

Special bargain* in shirt waists on Saturday. Watori worth from •l to $1.35 lor 780., at J, Bpahr'a, Jn*t What Everyone Should Do,

Mr. J. T . Barber of lrrlnwUlo, Ga , always boo pa a brittle of iJhutn ber Iain's Colic, Cbo'.i-m and Din rrhoea Remedy flt band ready for

Attacks of colic, chol-

One of the mmt severe wind­storms of tbo season, accompanied by bail and rain, swept oyer this district last Thursday evening. On the Third Lino there was consider­able llama p i done. A large willow tree measuring 13 feet around, in Mr AihtmDewar’a yardT wu« smashed and uprooted The ro*'ts wero 15 It long, a branch o f which can bo eetn in this office, the bark twin g peeled from it. His or* chard, too, suffered great damage, fences were strewn in all directions. The i?torm played hu toe with limber along its path and when it came to Mr. Conrad Mowrer 'a place It claim, ed his windmill for its victim . The windstorm wua followed on Friday night by a M r ere electric atorui, hut from reports coming from other places it was mild here in compari­son . Tiie rain on Thursday and Friday fell in torrents and the river was fall to overflowing.

The immensity of nature's forces was tihowg in the cloud burst o f rain and wind which swept over the district from Brant county to Niagara Falls on Friday afternoon last. In an hour's time that entiro district was deluged, many trees, houses and barns being destroyed ar da magod along its path. It pass­ed along quicker than the -fastest train and exerted a power whose motive force made iho inventions o f mart seem puuy. The storm passed as quickly us it came and a few minutes later the *un looked placidly upon the sceua o f wreck­age.

Sale Bills Concert Posters instant use. _

ora morbus and diarrhoea come on so suddenly that them i» no time to hunt a doctor or go to the store for medicine, Mr. Barber says: -1 have tried ChamberIain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrh'wr Remedy which is one o f the best medicine* I over aaw. I keep a bottle o f It in toy room as I ba-re had rovers) attacks of oolio and it lias proved to be the best medicine I ever used. *’ Sold by A. J* Saunders, druggist. Wolh»*loy.The death took plaef at the Home

o f Refuge, Berlin, last week, of Thomas Pearse, an old nmn who has been at the Beiojo since April 1891. Oeath was due to ohl ago, he having reached the age fif Wl years. He was born in England and was an English Chnrehwun. Hjieaking of hl« death, Mr. (too. Martin-, manager o f the Refuge, said; Tho death o f Thomas Pearce has re moved one who will be greatly missed, because be was a fuitbfuf

DodgersPrograms

Office Stationery

Cards, Circulars or any­thing in the line

orPrintine:.

We have just passed into stock one case o f n ig h -cW Lace Cttr- talns. Tbeoe goods were delivered TOO LATE BY THE MANUFAC­TURERS f :>r this season's trade. Owing to the latenca# of the delivery wo haT0 decided to put thin lino on sale at a price which should, clean t ho entire lot out in throe day*. The goodsar© all o f the better clats. There must yet be many homes which require a pair of nioe c ^ r_tains to complete and beautify the room.LttCAL NEWS.

Mr*. Clots. Koehler is visiting in Preston.

Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Ottmauu vis­ited friends tu Tavistock lout week.

Mrs. Eeringer, of Berlin. iH the guest of the Mhwes Mayer thb* week.

A b ig vsductinn in nil kinds of Btrawnnd linen hate at J , Bpahr'a

Mr. and Mrs. Rooashig, of Mil­verton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bivonr,

Mr. and Mrs. H. Bollert, of Zor- rn were visiting at Mr. M. Schaub's lately.

Mr. and Mrs. Livingstone, o f Mil- vertoo, ware in the village on Wed­nesday.

Mr. Reiner did not leave for the west last week as be intended, hav­ing been restrained to put the trip off a week later.

Miss Aknm, milliner at Reiner Bros. & Co., spent Santlay at the homo of her uncle, Mr. Hunry Falk, near Lisbon.

Mr. and Mr*. Hogg nnd Mias Barbara Hogg, spent a fow days visiting at Mr. Hy, Hostottlorf, 3rd Line, this week.

A number of thci officers anil teachers tif the Union Sabbath Reboot will attend the 8 . S. tku- ventlon at Hawkoavalle on Friday.

Mis* Winterhult, o f Toronto, w ho had been visiting her parent* In Berlin, spent n fow day* in the

110 p a i r s h i g h - c l a s s f i n e l a c e c u r t a in s $2 f o r 1 . 5 0

3 1 p i i r i H u t lace curtains 3 1-2 yards lung, 2 .3 0 , for 1,752 4 pairs extra fine Noliinfchatn curtains, lovely p il ie n u , 3,<H) for 2 . 2 5

3 0 pairs beautiful lace curtains, lovely designs, 3 .2 5 for 2 . 5 0

2 0 pairs very fine lace curtains. 3 1-2 yards Io n *. button edge3.25 for 3 , 0 0

These coods are now on show in tbo windows. Bate oOmraance*

Farmkk ’b A ttk -ntjon 1 We an extending the time for giving it *pecin\ptice on Auicriciau No. 3 Yellow Corn as udverti*ed In last weeks issue, for one more week. Don’t fail to take advantage of thi* special offer. Wo have 300 bush­el* left to sell at 54 cent* |ier bush­e l.— Wellcxloy Milling Co.

Ju»t received,— A lot o f hot woutlier good* wbich will be sold cheap at J , Bpahr'fl,

Mr. E. A. C airncrcw B , o f New Hamburg, was in tbo village on vVeumittday. Although apparently weak, hie friends ware pleoaed to nee him after hie prolonged illness.

The Wallesley Public Library will hold their annual garden-party in the ucliori grounds on Thursduy

South B id e King Street.

BERLINCash and one Price Cheap Cash Store

Cuban Diarrhoea,U. 8. aoldlora who served in Cuba

during tbo Spanish war know what this disease ia* and that ordinary remedies have little more effect than *o much water Unban dia­rrhoea ir almost 04 -evere aud dau-«-roop a* a mild attack of cholera,

here is ouu remedy, however, that can always be dejjeadcnt upon as will he seen by iWBtfotlnwing cer-

village the guest of Mrs. Cleghorn.U r. and Mrs. ChrLu. LU wilier,

Mrs. J. G. Reiner and Mra Rri-pf. spent Sunday in Erbsvilte, the gaoate o f Mr. and Mrs, it, J . Preis#

You Have Confidence

tifloat* from Mrs, Mitnie Jooobs, of HooBton. Texas: lT hereby certify that Chamberlain’s CAlic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured uiy husband of n Severn attack of Cu­ban diarrhoea, which ho brought home from Unha. We luid aovuru.1 doctors but they did hitn no good. Quo bottle of this remedy cured him, as our neiglibora will testify J tbnnk God for bo valuable a med­icine.” Fur sale by A . J. 8utmd- ora, druggist. Wellesley.

form erly of Wellesley.Mb* Melinda Welsmiller, form er­

ly o f Reiner Broti. & (Jo’s packingevening, June 28th. Tbo Citizen* Band bus been engaged and a musi­cal program is being arranged, and everything point* to a gay evening, Ktrawberries and ice cream will he served and we understand the young ladle* are preparing a num­ber o f special attraction*.

Mr. and &lr*. Tbo*. O'Donnell, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kaos, Wat­erloo, wore in the village visiting

Is not a bad place to come for your clothing satisfaction.

You cannot keep value quiet.

Fortunate 1* tho business man who has won the reputation for dependability, and for giv­ing the beet and moat satisfying bargain*.

Fortunate i* tho public that deals in such a store.

rooms was married In Tavistock on May 30th byR ev. F. Veit-, to Mr. John Barnes o f that place.

Tho annual convention of W ell­esley Townahip Sabbath School will bo hold in the Presbyterian church, Hawkesvillo, on Friday, Juno 15th. The program for Iho day i* pub­lished in the Linwood nows.

Mr. and Mrs, E l , Ratz, Mr, and Mr*. Porler, Mie* Annie Fleiech- hnoerand other*, attended The Con vention of tbo Svungelicul church lu Hamburg on Thursday and Fri­day last.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hamel, Mitse* Ida Miller and Maggie Kit uf man, of New Hamburg, were the guests of relatives in town on Sunday.

A foot-bull mutch ia to bo played between the senora and Juniors to-

testing

Como in and look through our B prin g and *tunuier clothing.

Tho trno worth and real value in out offers are clearly and oon- vlncimgly portrayed iq the gar­ments themMolve*. Upon those merits wo rely.

Satisfaction Guaranteed,

Farm for Sale,at Mrs. Louis Bchnub on Sunday. " Mr. and Mr*. Robt. Fleieohham-r

and Oscar and Louie Fleiw-ahhauer, of Borlin epeut the bugle- nlng oi^the week with relatives bore. Merchant Tailor,

U N W O O D

HCIIL1U4 i u *•uoncwoiflli. lo' *. Thu iiu*M Usu*40. Brooi*,*. c»lLr UL,'i+r*J] ul ti-t Iiu-j»» md „ ir»ad rur- D*oa In ll. A tLtchui, uxM, a waoS houi« xihiSiL Th* kitchen h»» *oln li*r,l and w>ft w.UUDit Ac Ic* Umu"-II I till-(dud to I < h--,! rrvttSo oud 1 bort**,bob -»d ufl t!.r.t fclc*b. L'rtv* ibpq»o built lut•umm»r » >*») »i<l* ia Lot raau.aUo Mbroofturn crib that bol<U htuilwU. H«a hou»o line, » »*v«f luitkn* vr*Uut Uiebarti purer* to ill mlt-uu* wUt Mi* wui.i Mii.i,Aaootl ctrnlo tirchtirJ. I' 4 *cr«» wtd t,lure*; p**r«,po*rbe* *a1 *U Iiud* of fvultKmTdrt. It li »nu of tliu tno*t il*»lr*b]« i.|h>U . DIO c - □ find to live. Sob Mil, c h w b n , bUoJtMmilh-liul,. «nd I-^*! wltkln *miieou either »id*, yUafo opd*,* elflupib* poH-t *1 thete la iu On­tario tscUooi cblfdi ou i iib *» to Urautrori ,ud bach fur Jc to*ttp-,d CoUacUto cr Bcsl- U1J.,4 Collu<t< or to ol-tatu any prufra»iyfi tbey cJibtiie** thu city h»» * popuLatUt, of yo ,iju. ThL» place w 1„ mlla*frcni ilia city of Urantfo*!. It i* carittiJily a h*n«*.inl th« man who ovrua ll h*a )-,»« lot# kl* wlf* drtiru- tu mil it It l i " * tO*oi»«U tU* «r,tr**iu l afl fauna* lu tirat eloaa eondltUn.Vlio lend I* Mindy-loao, 11 u * Jr»bd t •omoacd i « iloafoa c*P a»« tho oropa.

For further particulars con­cerning tho above form apply to

THOMAS MYERBCOUQH, 131 Brant St.

Brantford, Ont.

BORN

P. J. KELLY, Hoe built hi* banines* up along this line, and it ’• still growing.

This year bis stock of Baitings, Is shnplv Elegant. The prioe* are as low and the workmanship is as good os the best.

STRATFORD'B Beat Clothier and Furnisher.

The invitation extended to over one hundred and seventy five sub­scribers who are behind in their subscription to the Maple Leaf, was not readily responded to. If a pnpor is worth reading, it is worth paying for, and thoae who have neglected to respond will kindly let uh hear from them. It is time for n change.

Nothing MoreA< ceptable thanMUSIC

A Paroel of the latest, or Classic Munio, A Month Organ, Musio Box, Ocarina, Music Bag, Whistle Blow, Acoordoan, Violin, Guitar, Mando­lin, or Autoharp, Phonograph, Organ, or Piano, any o f these arc cheering delightful presents.

night. The junior* ---- --------„themselves, and intend “ doing u p '1 -Mio Tavistock boy* in tho a *ui

^ % h T lia p p y fneea and the school bog over the shoulder o f the W el­lesley school children ut noon yo* ter day announced thu fact that there wan a holiday in the aftor- no m. 'T t ’s t ho Inspector s holiday you know,” #uid one of the juveo-

A YOUNG ARTIST.Little Willie made a drawing.

And ho showed mutnma with pride. “ What 1* It?” he auked, exultant.

“ ’Tia a poppy,” Hhe replied. ■ Tlieu he look it to Li* ifbher,

W ho exclaimed “ 1 wonder, uowl lfc‘« ii qcadruped for certain.

I should say, it was * oow, ” Willie wondered that his parents

Did so strangely disagree,••It wo* meant to 1» theaofa

In tho ijarlor," murmured ho.

A cement aide walk, to repl ied tho old worn-out plank one, U be­ing pnt on William street from thomill corner to Ihc Lutheron church. Tho aidewulk on Qneeu street will no doubt come iu for some alien Lou soon a* it h* » ,M> in a v6r5 ^ dated condition.

Those from Wollwloy who aitund- tho annual meeting of Noi li

Waterloo Farmer#’ Institute, hold in Waterloo all T h o r -Jay,wore: Mr*. John Kaufman. Mr*M Bohaub, Mrs. John Bpahr, Mr*.L. Bchanlr, Mies Betdux. Miw An nie Floischhauer, and Iho Miiuoa Bollinger. They rooeived tho fo il fury o f tho storm on Iheir way home, arriving in Wellesley short­ly after midnight.

WELLESLEY MARKETS.

WVinMddT, **■! S®th, 1V0C. To-days quotatiouH are:

Wheut.................. - -- •-♦♦..800.O ats............... . - ............Barley ...................................... ‘J3°-Poa* ........................................' ?5°‘C om .......................................... ; &6°-Flour, ca sh ................... 12.25klour, 5cw t)ca*h ......... *2 15Middling*, (per ton)........... J2n.OoBran, (per ton).. ............. X ,.Low Gnvdo, (|*r ton).* ..* . $84.00Batter, p l h ............................Kifirs.fSUox............ .................. fOo-

Tallow, (rendorod) lb.......... Oo.Dried opploe V pound............. Go-

Long Prioe Range 3.00, 3.60, 5.1)0, 8.60, up to $4.60.

U8TG W EL RACES.Tills year the Race* at Listowol.

Juno 27. 28, and 39, will bo ttio best ever given in that town, noted, os it i s for Huocenafnl race meeting*. Four race*, including one run, eaeh duv, and $6350 in purse* to be fought for. There are rix stakes, all well tilted with irom 1G to 20 entries each, insuring largo fields, umnng tham a bunch o f fast ones from the States. Fare and a third on G. T. R. good from 37th t o 30th.

CLOTHIERSWanleas’ Music Store, BERLIN.

20 King Bt. West.

WELLEHLEY COUNCIL-

Tho Wellesley Township Council met . pursuant to adjournment, on Monday, tiie 4th day of June, l#Ofl. at 10 o’clock, a- tu., at thoTp- flail.crowbill.

All the members were In sttend- anr<\ A B Robertson, tho reeve, oc­curring the chair.

TV-ruinate, of the general May mi'etinj,'. mid or tlio Special moot­ing at Lin wood, weru read, found correct autl jiasM-d.

CommnniCfttioni, till* and ac­count* Vuie bunded in, mad and dealt with accordingly as follows,Ttz :

It was moved by H N Hnehn bm by A Gibbons tlist the stun of three dollars bo paid to G. W Wmy as a award for killing a dog in *Lo ac* of worrying sheep.—Curried.

Council adjourned at 12.30 p. m to 1,30 p. ju.

They met at 1.3C p, m , fill’ mem­bers present.

COURT OF REVIHJOW A*D A fW * I,The cotmcil at once fortm-d info

a Coart of Revision. Alter tak­ing the oath of offlco A B Robert- Bon whs appointed chairman, tjuite a number of ooiaplaintH worn re. Ajeived and after duo consideration - chairman reported n* follows, viz: tho Court of RevMon andAppeal, beg to report that; on the appeal of the Kell Telephone Co, the amount of 175 bo taken oft tho Roll; that the stK-itfroicnt of Peter Lenhard be rednml J500.00; that Peter Drunr # dog U'Htruck Oft the Roll; that the assesun nt of J Frame be reduced |30ti on t 1 o vill­age pro) arty ; that R HowysiowoKs- ment be lowered ♦2t<0 ; that thesou of f&cO lw taken off J Seiferts tola anwsMnt‘Dt; that M Liiit-liausi" la reduced $*00 ;that J McKny'b aesees meat be lowered |2b0; that the assessment of Hr* Pttrh’a village property at Crossbill foe mined' $300; that theaum of |2DQ he taken off John Richardson'h oaacaaiuent : that l) Trnsaler's assessmetit lie n- dueed $1000; that a dog be-struck off tho roll for Andrew Foerster that the a*§eamU‘Dt of village Info 7 a 8, eon 6, w s, heretofore owned by W K Leighton, be struck off tht roll and a#»«Nwd to F-’ter Lather the present owner, amount |H&0 that in like manner 65 acres being <*nmi>o«ed of tho e X of lot 2. con Tee, heretofore owned 1 y A Fccr- •ter, assessment |2000. be a*-warn to John Boegel and that (Lb aiwot-s ment of pt lot 3, con II, e s,3 acres am Hint f-460. heretofore owned by A Ahrpn’s, be nBeosaed to Anthony Gifhord. No action was taken In th > appeals o f J o h n and Jne. Farr ell. C C Diefenburhcr, Gem Brenner O Lackner, H M Coote, C D Koeb lor, F S Spies, L Kioftwotter ami John Boogel and as there were nr other appeals this court now ad Jorums and that said rolls are AnalIv ravined. all of which le respectful]} submitted.

A. B. RonEttraoH, Chairman.

Croashill, June 4th. 1906.Tho court resolved into open

council . It was moved and woond od that the report be adopted.

It was moved by A Tlclpel sec foj A Gibbons that tbe following nr counts tie paid and that the reeve 1A8UC hiB order* in payment of the same aa follows, viz:W Arnold, tilo across read . .| S &h J Helmbueh, poVg in sc wars 3 &rJoe Farrell, rop 2 bridge*___ 3ft 60Tho* Hunley, putting In cul-

vert half pay....................... 3 0Gflv Jacobi, rap bridge........... 15 42R Forwell, filling in at bridge 6 00 Peter Yoisin. bonus 14rilewf 1 40 J Fewings, lumber account, . 23 10 David Lcls, claming ditch,

patting in culvert, pt ^ , . . U) 37A Playford, rep road............. 3 00Jo* Farral. putting In culvert 3 76

- xTIiop Burnett, work on roadVF" machine, pt pay.....................45 00

Thoa Thorpe, cleaning ditch. 3 35R Hoey, d itto ....................... ft ooW H Knight, aaseaacra sal­

ary. w s ................................ 70 00h R Meyer, ditto n % uf c a. 40 00 M Schaub, ditto a % of e », 50 00

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BEAUTIFUL SERGE DRESS GOODS in Pink, Navy, Brown, Cardinal, width 38 inches a t_______ I5 c.m * 0 -X, Jaa c I W e will clear the balance o f our Stock otM i l l i n e r y J L j 2 t r g f t i n v i - Ladies’ Dress Hats, Ready-to-weara and Girls’ School Hats at reduced prices. Don’t miss this opportunity o f securing a styash hat for ttle money. Reiner Bro. & Co.,

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H K FORLER’SX Wellesley, Ont,

-------AM, KIVDB o r -------- ^& CANDIES, BON BON BOJCEfe. NUTS. PRUNES. FANCY ^ w CLUSTER RAISINS, DATES, FIGS, PEELS, ORANGES ^ g AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOYS.^ ALL KtNIM OF PKOI'UCB TAKES IN f.SCUASOB.

Full Lines o f STATIONEBT as usual.

Pure Drugs, Patent Medicines.Drug- Sundries.

PURE HELLEBORE, BLUESTONE.

For Spraying Trees.

FormaldehydeFor Smut and Worms in Seed Grain.

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THE DRUG STORE.Wellesley

BOOKS, STATIONERY PICTURE POST CARDS.

pnblie or the pnfollo highways, and further provided that no portion of tho line nr linos shall in anyway interfere with the ditches nr grade i parte of tho public highway*.

—Carried.

Total.,..|326 2t —Carried,

cattle by law.It was moved by A P Dumrnnler

w» by A. Gibbon* that By-Law No — to restrain and regulate th* running at large of animals on thep u blio h ighw ay* be n ow i* * dfirst and oeetmdtimo__Carried.

Moved by a P Dammeier boo by A Heipel that ]iormiaalon t» and is ^ b y grantal by the Muuicipal Council of tho Township of Well- ealey to Wrn Glaistcr, M D, and others to build a private tetephono line between the villagoaof Wellos- Jey smd CroMhill, both eitnatod in the Township of Wellesley |Q the

Waterloo and Province of Ontario and also branch lines east or west of said private lino to the easterly or westerly limits of the township, nlwaya provided that nothing will he done in the ro* ■traction of this line or line* to iA

feyrfc: e with private right#.privilag. o* or conveniences of the travelling

On motion by Messrs Gibbons und Dam meter the sum of 140.00

,ntod to bo expended on John D w krt'n side road.

The Connell then went into com of the whole on By-Law No. 678 H N Hnchn was made chairman of said committee on motion by Men<ir<i Rnhertsnn and Dummeicr. After fllline in the neco-wary dale* it. was moved by Heijiclsec by A BRotXirt acin that committee resume in open council. —Curried.

Whereupon it was* moved by A P Dfttmncuer soo by A Gibbons,that By-Law No a* now filled in he read a third time and pushed.

—CarriedAccording to said By-Law No &7H

only cows, men, steer* and heifers arc allowed on the public highways nf the Townahip of Wellesley.from the l&ttt day of May till tho 1st day of November to each year from the hour* Ga m, till 8 p, m. if nroper ly herded hv a competent person. All other cattle, horse*, poultry, sheep, etc , aro entirely prohibited to remain on the highways either at day or night time. The fees, charge* and penalties for cattle running at largo in contravention to tho provisions of this hy-law arc set forth a* follows, v iz ; for a horse colt. hnlL, steer, ox, cow. heifer, sheep, goat and pig the sum of twenty-five oonte (36c) each and tho •mm of ten oontfl (10c) eooh for all kmdH of poultry. These charges are over and above the ponndkeop. er a feea, The above mentioned fines may lie imposed without Im-

THE KTORY OF A KICKER.

(By Holman F. Day.)There lived two frogs, »c I’vo been

told,Iu » quiet wayside pool;

And one uf tbmefrog* was a blamed bright frog

But the other frog w»a a fool. Now a farmer man with a big milk

Was wont to pass that way ;And be used tn stop and add a drop

Of the aqua pure, they say.And it chained one morn, in the

ea r ly daw nWhen tbs farmers sight wad dim.

IIu scooped those frog* In tho waterhe dipped

Which wo* a joke on him.The fool frog sank in the * washing

tank.A» tho farmer bumped to town,

But the Hinurt frog Bow like a tugboat Hcraw,

And he swore he'd not go down. Ba bft kicked and sploshed and he

slanitnisl and trashed.And ho kupt an top through all:

And he churned that milk in first- class shape

In a groat big batter ball.Now when tbe milk man got to

townAnd opened the oan there lay

Tha fool frog drowned; hot hnleand sound

The kicker he hopped away - Moral.

Don't fret vnnr life with needless•trite.

Yet Int thi* teaching stick.You'll find, old man, tn the world *

big can .It sometimo* pay* to kick.

Every SportsmanSHOULD READ THE

SPRING FISHING NUMBER(May Issuo) "*

—OF—

ROD & GUNand Motor SportsIN CANADA

Sent postpaid on receipt o f 15 cents in stamps.

pounding any aooli animal or an- lmals in conformity with section No 4 of By -Law No. 363, All foo* and penalties Imposed to he recover, ed before the It- ptu or any .InHtice

Po*co having jarisdiction in this Township.Moved by A. Gibbons see by A

P- Dammeier that the sura ot *ft 00 be paid to Geo Allingham a* oum- penantion fur 1 Bhecp killed by a dog or dug* —Carried.

b j Q^ ' *IB0 h’r flnolin that thiji connoil do now adjourn to meet again Wednesday, tho 13th day of Juno, iftoft, at 10 o’clock a^m. at tha Tp. Hail. Crasahill'. when Court of ttevlulon ro the Oeo Breimcr Drain will he held.

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Found a Cure ft* Dyapopaia.Mr*. 8. Lindsay-of Fort William,

Ontario, Canada, who ban mural ed quite a number of y o * » from dys pt-iwia and great pains in ■tom- ach, was advised by her drugg*#* to take Chamberlain'* Stomach and Uver Tablets. She did ao and any*. T find that they 6 a « done me a

great deal of good- 1 ^*TB nBTer had any .suffering alnoe I ^ 8 “ **■ lug them.” iftronblsd with dy»* p«p«la or indigestion why not take theee Tablet^ got * • » *od well? For sole by A. J- Baandor*, dmggi*t, Wellesley.

Frederic Percy Arm*trong tolls o f his 8ucoea.sf ul encounter with a fighting salmon in Quoheo water*. Ashley D. Conger deecribes in rftallstic manner his thrilling night experiences while watching a deer, link. T P. Bros nan givee an account of a holiday at that ideal fishing ground—Temagaml. E. Connor portrays a typical angling match in Paris. Miss A. R. McKee tells of two lady novices fishing n whole nftorooon on Rlcc Lake, Out, I*. D. Robertson desoante on his hunt all by himself without guide or companion, In Qnebea province, VT. R, Gilbert write* enthusiastically of tho true angler who does not fish for fish alone. Algonquin Park as a fisherman s paradise is described by word picture and illustrations. E. C, Woolaey tells o f a fishing trip to Chats Rapids on the Ottawa River. Canadian Fishing Territories from ocean to ocean are indicated. Rev. Dr Murdoch relates a guide’s panth er story. The formation of the Alpine Clab of Canada is told, and its future fiuceeM predicted. Quebec'» Fish and Game leases, **d the Gov- ennent compromise thereon is given. Ontario’s Game Commission re­port is summarized. Canada's first adto and motor boat show Is d»- wribed. Bport# Afloat reooive attention. All Canada's tnsy ih*wv fa igiven end comment* o f interest to every trap shooter is added.

Address— W. J. TAYLOR, Publisher.Box No. 976,

Woodstock, Ont.