The Brantford Daily Expositor from Brantford, Ontario, Canada • 5

tHE BRANTFORD EXPOSITOR BRANTFORD CANADA PAGE FIVE MONDAY APRIL 13 1911 Constipation neadaclwbRicusneashcartbunilndl-gesUoa and all lira Uls are cured by Pills Sold by all dxugglsta 25 cento THE EXPOSITOR RACE FOR ALL WALKERS Walking Contest to Paris and Return on Empire Day Will be Thrown Open to ail Competitors This Year A Special Prize for First Brant Man to Race Will he Notable Event TUESDAY If you would share In these Great Values come here on Tuesday Great Price Reductions in Womens and Hosiery Special Prices on Knit Under A Timely Sale of Kid Gloves Just Before Easter 75c Kid Glovet for 49e- These are In colon Tan Grey Fawn and Black and the regular value la 75c special price 49c 100 Kid Gloves for 85c These are a dandy Glove for street wear and we bare them In nil oolora regulnr 91-00 special pries 85c 150 Long Kid Gloves for These are in Tans Brown Green Navy and Black "the' regular price 91-50 special price per pair 88c Following np the great success of The Expositor walking race last May 24th when It wae announced that the race would ha an annual fixture tha announcement ia authorized by Mr Preston the proprietor of The Expositor that the race will be held again this year for the encouragement of Brant county walkers in particular and walkers in general throughout the country Last year tha race was open only to entries from the tour counties of Brant Oxford' Norfolk and Wentworth Thla year however the event will be open to any amateur walker In Canada and for tfie special encouragement of Brantford and Brant county walk-era a special prize will he put up for-tbe first Brant county man to arrive home on the fifteen mite Jaunt between this city and Paris on May 24th on which day the big race! will be held again this year In addition to the added attraction of having number of fast men competing in the race tor the honor of wrlnning what will he' regarded aa the -biggest event of its kind in Canada it ia likely that the famous champion George Gouldlng will give an azhlblton of going over the course of the race He will be brought here under A change In Course -Y' The course for the 1 walkers will he somewhat changed thla year- The contestants will walk right into Paris via the Grand Valley -radial Instead of turning around and coming out' the same way they will turn to 'the left the Arlington Hotel corner and leave- Paris by the other bridge This will prevent the contestants meeting-on tbe way going Into and coming out of the town a feature which wae found a alight draw-back last year to Canadlana' In making the race open-to: all comers it to thought that the oh- Jects of the event will be attained as fully aa If the race was confined to residents of this county only Tbe amateurs of Brant will have a very fine prize to compete for among themselve and will doubtless be able to take care of themselves when It comes to the other entries from out of th elty That the entry list will be greatly enhanced by enthusiastic Toronto Hamilton and other walkers goes without saying as enquiries have already been received la connection with the holding of the event Tbe race thla year will be bigger better and foster and will be aa advancement of Unit year when it was declared a signal success la every way Every precaution will be taken by the appointment of expert of flclals to- see that the uniform rules of walking are observed' and that the race to fairly contested in the minutest detail-: In fact this year very man In the race will have an official eye on him from the start to the finish because this la after all the only way to guarantee a perfect race However it has been found quite frequently that those who break the recognized rules- of walking are not the beat walkers by any meant and that the dangerous men in a race are those who know what they have to do and know how to do 1L '-'v Training Already-" An announcement aa to the prize list will be made later Already training has been commenced In certain quarters for the event and while the entry Hat this year will bis more provincial In 1 character local interest will not snffer ln the least as' there are several good men in this city and county who will be ready- tor--the of thelr lives when Howard Crocker pulls the trigger on Victoria Day AU Information about the race will 1 be' cheerfully given "by Sporting Department The Expositor- Thousands of Yards New Wash Goods io Staple Department Wby Yoa Should visit tils? Departmcit Every item printed below is a good reason for you to come here and this is the time for you to buy your Summer Supply' Prices' were never lower our quality is always the same the best but assortments will get -v-? Pewau neaa Uallaw dA A A- Saa Dress Voiles Fancy These are exquisite new French design and colorings and are on sale at! 29c 35c and 45c 1 Beat 300 pieces An best Scotch zephyrs on sal at 17c' 20c and 25a IK A' Festival TORONTO ELECTRIC DEAL yir tn '-V City's Offer of 135 Per Share Turned Down and Stock Sold to Syndicate Represented by the National Trust Company RUN IN NORTH YORK LACROSSE NLU MEETING The National Lacrosse Union will continue to do without field captains and will retain the teams at 12 men A division of 60 and 40 per cent c-( the gate was agreed to in all matches laved by Ottawa and pornwall Tnt nion will be incorporated with capital of 914000 representing seven franchises of a value of 92000 for euh The application for the Caughnew gaa for membership was refused hut that club will put a team in King Edward Park and will bring New W-e minster to Montreal Orangeville Duf-ferins will have two teams in the LA All the offices of the CLA except the council are filled by acclar matron CLA OFFICERS The CLA nominations which closed on Saturday show all the main officers elected by acclamation while to the council tliere ia no less than 16 nominated The list' President Forsyth Toronto first vice-presi dent Kelly Brantford second vice-president Jos Timmons 6L Catharines secretary-treasurer Hall Toronto Bell Bradford Frank Doyle Newmarket II Everist Preston Donald Hall Oshawe Thos vE- Henry Brampton Ed Hinds Orillia Chaa Hocking -Toronto Law Toronto McEwen Weston McMillan Beaverton 8 McNeil St Maiy'a Herb Murphy: Alliton Arthur Rankin Owen Sound Tegart Toronto- Fred Wag-home Toronto Jv Galt John H- O'Lauglilin St Catharines AN OLA TEAM -K'-Mr Hampel stated to The Expositor on Saturday tliat there srera prospects of the CLA team in Brantford not being organized although the club hat already been launched Mr Hampel ia warmly supporting tha new OLA with which he saya nearly all tbe intermediate players are lined up James Hardigan and himself will attend the OLA convention on Good Friday as Brantford dele-gate I team looks oooa'r Lacrosse affairs changed much lately Brantford CL A enthusiasts are beginning to get the usual spring fever and as the CLA convention 1 meets this week will no doubt get an opportunity -to work off some enthusiasm President Lee of SL Kitts was here Saturday and gays that town will have a last team although tome of may quit Brantford team promise: better than was at first anticipated OL A movement binder us in the least" said a CLA man Saturday All the players have announced that they are going to The CLA has the advantage grouping: The OL A nearest team would be Guelph and that's a pretty long trot The LA are on the best drenit io ama teur lacrosse with SL: Kitts- and a couple ol Toronto teams WHAT PLAYERS GOT OTTAWA April Aa the result of the on the Stanley pup games and the American trip receipts there ia a storm in the ranks of the Ottawa Hockey Club The players claim' that from the proceeds of tha extra games which exclusive of ex-were to be given them as a nus for winning the championship they should have netted 1450 each for eight men Consequently when the dub -handed out 9300 per man there waa a roar The players held a meeting and appointed a committee to interview the management The play-era are very much dissatisfied and several threaten to quit for good They allege that the dub did not fulfil its Jart of the agreement inasmuch as carried too many officers to New York and Boston wnd charged their expenses to the general receipts The committee will confer with the club with a view to arranging a settlement Locally the feeling Is that the players should be satisfied with the bonus and that the dub was really liberal in giving them the receipts of the extra attractions BASEBALL BRANTFOdD AFTSP pf AYERS Presdent Eac-eu tea already got hia eye on players for tbe Brantford team and hues are eat tor McIntyre a promising young pitcher wbo la being given thorough trial with the Toronto Euteri Leaguers The prospects are that be will be turned over to a minor league team and aa Me-Intyre to Canadian Brantford would like to get him President Eacrett baa tbe Idea that he would like to i cure an all-Canadian team lr possible -By the end of tbe present week the Brantford-Ball club officers will know all shout the position of tbe local club A start waa made today by President Eacrett and hia lieutenants to secure subscriptions of stock and tbe officers thus far have received very encouraging report from all sources Th meeting of tbe league delegates taken place at London tomorrow night when president la to he elected and schedule drafted The meeting will be important one in many respects Tbe Berln Record ia quite enthusiar tic over the league It aays: "The pftnnotera of the local baseball club-for the Canadian League were never more enthuaiatlc over tbe present outlook Thee magnets have a line on some choice material in tbe way of ball player and feci certain Berlin's tram will be found in the first division when the season closes It to proposed to bold a gigantic meeting on May 16th with an the frills connected with such an event Mayor Schmalz has got the bug and Las promised a half holiday on this day" Ail the clubs with the exception of Jondon have secured playing managers TORONTO BEATEN liOCISVILLB Ky April T9 -Joe A GOOD IDEA IN HAIR TREATMENT Tbe trouble with most women's hair to that they take the time to give it proper treatment If you want your hair to have the look of lustre end vitality you must take cane of It You cannot expect to hove splendid hair If yon almplj ran a comb through It In the morning give it a dab on the outer edge with a throw It Into a switch it around the jab In a few hair and let it go at that A Ilalr la tike any other growls it needs attention It neeufc it needs thorough grooming not only the hair hut the acalp you have the time and patience you won't need any hair tonic but most women haven't -The next beet thing Is Nyal'a lllrautone It to the best thing offered to take the place of hours of combing and brushing It tones up the roots brightens tbe color Improves the texture and makes it stay gracefully where It le pUt ''V Hirautone literally revitalizes th neglected hair Youj Nyal Druggist cheerfully recommend Hirautone because Ira knows In artistic bottles 91-00 and 50c For rale and guaranteed by all Brant ford' druggists' One for everyday ailment TO-NIGHT wimiMjrryrew mSSBiu is Our Selection of i $350 Shots I OOME late shipments have arrived to swell our Easter showing Our own admiration of them makes us sure of yours It matters not whether you are getting a $1500 or a $5000 suit for spring we can put the finishing touch to your attire for $3 5a The biggest variety and the biggest values in Brantford at that price All leathers in shoes or Oxfords COLES SHOE CO Goad Shoes 122 COLBOtNE STREET TRUNKS md VALISES Kelley and Kelley's Day waa celebrated at Eclipae Fark when LoutavUio defeated Toronto by the score of to 4 Jim Kelly a greenhorn from the Pacific count playing Ms flrrt game with the Colonel's Rubaluinr the' quad being In Chicago a homer off letter Bachman in the lint frame with Smith and lloweil on bases In- the ninth Manager Joe Inserted hlmaelf In the box wore to pole for rather1 and swatted' one of Newton'a croeafire Into the bleacher Ir left fMd for a circuit tick'' Vaughan wbo had singled and to out Robinette for Federal ouse and McCullough for Ki Legislature in Liberal Interests" NEWMARKET -April 10 meeting of the Central Committee of1 Hr- Hugh Guthrie MP the North York Liberal Association I A- strong resolution favoring reel-held Saturday afternoon It was decid- by the cont- wae moved: by -Mayor ed unanimously to recommend the mittea It 18c Cotton Hose for 12 l-2c 18c Cotton Moot for IS A sic to this line of and Children Black and Tan Cotton Iloae regular value 18c special value 2 pair for 25c A Vary Special Bargain at 17c Thh la a beautiful line of Black or Tan Hoae and la a rare bargain at 17 25c Cashmere Hose for 19c 25c Caahmar Hoae for This Une of Ladlea and Children's Ribbed Cashmere Hoae a real gl English make and are excellent value at 25c pedal price 19c 50c 1-1 Rlbb Hose for 35c fine Ribbed Cashmere Hoae made of good 1 English jura yon can have them In 1-1 2-1 or 4-1 Rlbb regular value 60c apeoial value 3 pair for $1 Great Value io Child-v: Hose Great Values' In Hose Three are a very special line of Black and Tan Caehmere Hoae 1-3 rlbb regular value 25c to 35c special prices t16e 180220 and 25c 35c Fancy Caahrrsrt Hoae 25o Tliia ia an extra special 1 lot of Fancy Bibb Cashmere Hose for ladies color are black and tan' and are a bargain at special price 25c READY RELIEF CURES CROUP -r- 's la attack of this dangerous disease prompt attention is all' Important The moment signs of Croup appear apply Rad Ready Relief freely to the throat 1 and cheat and give sufficient quantity of the Byrup of Ipecac to produce vomiting If thto treatment is followed not one case in a thouzznfl will prove fatal Ask for RAD and ba sura you get you ask for Cleaners The Gentlemen' Valet -f 5 Uatng prying dyeing repair Ing Jad'a- work a specialty Goods called for end delivered on short me-tics Moauuy contracts- BECK Machine Tel No 56" t'-cli Na 561 H2 Mar -t Street YNOPSI3 OP CANADIAN NORTHWEST LAND REGULATIONS Any person who 1 ts sole head of a family or any male over 18 years old may homestead a quarter section of available Dominion land In Manitoba Saskatchewan or Alberta Tht applicant must appear In person at tbe Dominion Lana Agency or Sub-Agency for the tin trick Entry oy pioxy may be made at any agency ou certain conditions by taiuer mother son daughter brother or slater ol intending homesteader DuUe tilx residence upon and cultivation of the land in each of three year A homesteader may live within (Una miles of his home stead on a atm of at least 80 acres eolely owned and occupied by him or by his lather mother son daughter brother or slater In certain districts a homesteader In good standing may preempt a quarter-Motion alongside his home-read Price 9300 par acre Duties reside upon the homestead or pre-emption six months in each ol six years from date of homestead entry (Including the time required to earn homestead pateut) and cultivate lilty acres extra A homesteader who baa ernaust Lis homestead right tad cannot obtain a pre-emption may enter for a purchased homestead In certain districts Price 3300 per acre Dwtlee-Must reside six months In each el thus rears cultivate Xiiiy acre and erect a hotu worth 933000 CORT Deputy of the Minister of Interior Unauthorized publication of GUs advertisement will cot be paid for wear 25c Veste for A spccCal lino of natural colored vesta regular price 25c special pries aaaa'aaaa 1 9C Vslva Vesta An extra fin quality of Vesta and Drawers to match on sale at 35c 35o Vasts for long sleeve cotton vests bncton front white or grey also drawers to match regular 35c special 25o Union A special line in White or Grey on take at 50c 15c Ginghams for 12 200 places of fast r-colored Glng-hams beautiful checlm and pUlda worth 15c special price 12 1-2e 100 Remnant Vail Vat special v-- of Rare Bargains Pearson of Newmarket and seconded 17 MrH Ramaden of Mount Albert The motion was carried unanimously by the hundred or more substantial yeomen of the North riding of York who were present-not one dissenting vote being given The meeting was thoroughly representative members of the committee turning out from all parts of the constituency A the rough discussion of the proposed reciprocity agreement took place and though no counter-vlewa were expressed the participants showed a clear comprehension of the scope and effect of the pact Tbe resolution follows "Resolved that the Reform Association of North York believing that the reciprocity agreement negotiated by Mesara Fielding and Paterson 'with tbe President of the United States la In the beat Interests of the masses of the people ia the country do hereby express their unqualified satisfaction with tbe term of that agreement an agreement that leaves the manufacturers fully and adequately protected while It gives relief to both consumers and producers of natural products and would urge Its speedy adoption by the Parliament of Canada' BALDHEADED MEN Getting Scarcer Every Yasr Ninety-nine times in one hundred baldness is caused' by dandruff germs which dig down deep into the roots of the hair destroy its vitality aid cause it to fall out If you have dandruff the little invisible persistent devils called dandruff germs are at work Destroy them at once or sooner ur later they sill canse your hair to (all out and you will be compelled to take yonr place in the bald-headed class Parisian Sage is guaranteed by Roddick to stop falling hair and itching scalp and to drive out dandruff and kill the germs or money back It ia the most delightful hair dressing in the world not sticky or greasy Large bottle 50 cents GET WISE and lesra tie? way of Parker ang Co with branch at 40 George St Brantford of cleaning and dyeing You can easily do th by wending to them poor lace curtains or drapes Note the change when returned to you Every family and especially those who reside In the country should be provided et all times with a bottle of Chamberlain's IJilment There Is no telling when It may be want! in rasa of an accident or emergency It ia excellrnl In all rases of rheumatism sprains and bruiss Sold by all dalrt TORONTO April The shareholders of the Toronto Electric Light Company at their meeting on Saturday afternoon: unanimously decided not to dispose of their holdings to the city at 9135 per share but to aeU their shares to a syndicate -represented by the National Trust Company for 9135 per share The decision was reached after' Sir Henry Pellatt had pointed out that the offer obligated the company to readjust their contract with the Electrical Development Company and other things which they could not do and litigation would ensue which would make the value ref the liquid assets to the shareholders questionable It- was the opinion of Sir Henry that the company' had never been fairly treated They had petitioned the government to have the provisions under which their franchise -1 -was granted carried out That was to make the city purchase at 'a price fixed by arbitration They had received no reply The city was afraid to purchase on this basis as they knew they would have to pay more for thejtock than they wanted to pay isident Matthews also spoke briefly holders that' the offer presented through the Trust company was tha best that could be expected The city and tha government had practically forced the company to tell out at a time when they were commencing to reap a benefit from their investment He thought it better for the city and the province that tliere be opposition to the Hydro-Electric Commission Even if the offer had been a favorable one he would have preferred the company to have continued in opposition If it ia a group of American capitalists who have made a bid for the stock end not the Sir William Mackenzie interests as ia generally believed it is expected that they will prove to 1a Chicago capitalists are closely' identified with the Commonwealth Edison Company which holds a franchise in that city for 50 years expiring 1947 They cannot aa the Commonwealth Edison Company make the purchase as their charter will not permit them to operate cut-side of Chicago bat a group of capitalists who havb had a couple of experts going over the plant of the vice-pre telling the share- Tv EL here has been aa tha board of directors of the Chicago corpora- tiOnv if i-fk- BY-LAWCARRIES Galt Will Spend 925J100 In Building Naw GALT April A by-law raise 925000 to be spent In building a new wing to the Galt Hospital and to make other necessary improvements called tor In the report was voted on Saturday and carried by a majority of 79 There waa much speculation On the outcome of the vote but the members of the hospital trust tha doctors and some workings men worked hard tor it A fairly large vote wae polled Tha carrying of the by-law' means that Galt- will have one of the moat modem hospital In the provinoa The present institution la worth 965000 Besides a new wing to be built a new operating room and adjoining rooms will also be built: 1 REA80NED IT OUT And Found a Change In Food Put Him Right A man does not count as wasted the time he spends In thinking over hia business but he seems loth to give the same sort of careful attention to him splf and to his health And yvt hia business would be worth little without good health to care for IL A business man tails how he did hlmaelf good by carefully thinking over Ms physical condition Investigating to find out what wae needed and then changing to the right food "For some years I had been bothered a great deal after meals My food seemed to lay Ilka lead la my stomach producing heaviness and dullness and sometimes positive pafn Of course thla rendered me more or less unfit for business and I -made up my mind that something would have to be done led me to the conclusion that over-catlng filling the stomach with indigestible food waa responsible for many of the Ills that human flesh endures sod that I was ppntohlng myself In that that waa what waa making me ao dull heavy and uncomfortable and unfit for business after meals I concluded to try Grapo-Nuts food to see what It could do for me "I have bebn using It for some months now and am glad to say that I do not suffer any longer after me sis my food seems to assimilate easily and perfectly and to do the work tor which It waa intended "I have regained my normal weight and find that business la a pleasure oner can take more Interest in it and my mind to clearer and more alert" Name giwn by Postum Co Bab tie Creek BIrh Read Road to Wellvillr" in packages a Reason" Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time They are genuine true and full of human Interest name of Mr Robinette KC of Toronto as' candidate fQr -the constituency In the next Federal election Five or six-' weeks ago a committee formed of representatives of every polling ub-dl vision was appointed to consider th matter of a nomination Thla- comlttee met three weeks ago Saturday at Aurora and decided to propose to the Central Committee to recommend Mr candidature to the meat meeting of North York Liberals which la to -be held at Newmarket on Saturday' June 3 at 2 Yhacoftunlttee further decided to recommend Mr James McCulloJgh of Stouffvllle aa candidate for North York tor tbe Ontario Legislature Mr McCullough wae not present but It la understood that if nominated at the mass meeting be will accept He ia a lawyer aggressive and a strong campaigner In the last election he gave Mr Hr Lennox a strong tussle for the seat In the Local House-' Arrangements were made to secure a number of leading Liberals from both Federal and Provincial Houses to address tbe mass meeting on June 3 Hon MacKey has expressed hia willingness to be present and It ia hoped also that among tbe speakers will be Hon A Ayl vy worth Hon Mackenzie King PURIFIED HIS BLOGD Dr Morse Indian Root PHI Healed Mr Wllsona Sores When (he aeweri of the body bowels kidney and akin ducts get clogged up the blood quickly becomes Impure and frequently sores break out over the body The way to heal them as Mr Richard Wiltoe who Uvea near London Out found is to purify the blood He writes: some tune had been in a low depressed condition My appetite left me and I soon began to suffer from indigestion Quite a number of small sores and blotches formed aU over my skin I tried medicine for the blood and used many kinds of ointments but without satisfactory results What was wanted of the blood ia vain for some medi was a thorough and I looked al cine that would accomplish this At last Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills were brought to my notice and they are ana of tha most wonderful medicines I have ever known My blood was purl healed np lied la very short time sores I my indigestion have a place in i my indigestion vanished They always lace Dr Morse Ionian Root Pills cleanse the system Jinrougtly Sold by aU dealers at 25c a bog 6.