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season manifest a special pride at l:ovn:ncldshdm It good to hear so many expressions of admiration, indicative of an apâ€" preciative sense which is inherent in every wholesouled . being. When velwing from a vantage point the hundreds of fruit blossoms the efâ€" fect is somewhat monotonous, but the future commercial value of this gorgeous display is the all important feature to be considered by the own ‘The earth will bear flowers anyâ€" where und with all the splendor of our fruit blossom it is not a tithe of the beauty that this district is capâ€" wbie. We have so many different positions, each fivorable to a differâ€" ent type of flower life, and many residents _ bave planted beautiful things that do not get the prom{â€" nence they deserve, ang wo hope that the beauty of these rare speciâ€" mens will be appreciated and that hey will be planted on a larger mmmh-&h.- nolia Conspicau as seen garâ€" den of Mr. H. K. Griffith is of great interest to the lover of choice flowâ€" «rs. ‘The tree is of striking aspect with its buge blossoms, snow white Residents of this district at this pELLOWARIP wiITu XATURE DISCOVERING CANADA ) WEDXESDAY, way as, 1919 One of th results _ of way . in | the _ course Former)y, Uppor Fen wished to ar «rary, there mace 10 £0â€" Mre. L for a puuepa i0) LOW gorgeous scone nothing in &NÂ¥ Lave Hispuy #ooner refled #9; 88 " _ ©"" Coarch gephera bebbing up, i8 wareh g. w stog "br a ‘chin‘chin‘ seveaito: s sback and find mighiy gid io soe 700 Weat one of your elty gobe thhs 0 you, If veu stopped at 148 de say, ‘I‘m drivin® acroga your uad thoug ht 1‘d just stop for tiee! M.‘d haye 309 arreated! for the prairle!" But it isa‘t all prairies and . .steaders in 15# West, . You M 2C 200 22A #dressedâ€" you like hotels *f Gincier, mas ME MCC TT Lotels from Winsines 1. excetvent, but portans‘ Banif Springs Hotel © Chateau at Zake Lou!#f. hests Mt ViC/OT1% These Now ewoenenl‘ls 277 Cliabiel Bang Springs Mote! Hand. 1 (Chateau at Lake Loulae, and the 104 preas &t Vicworia. These thre hotels are . ® pmcultny resiful @96 "homey" n their atmosphere, that one feels as If one could linger there gorever in & lotusâ€"eater‘s paredia®, alway® hm_d enmfortablé, _ , ; They haye fou â€" Sold onlyin sealedpackages . , 1A candh fhege *‘ Ad it y in the West, | _ You mat 3 ; forma. and "dAressedâ€"up" a# e ai the beaviifal mountain 5t Gantt Lake Loulse, Piolf * U4° °. whe coast. Al! the Fresh, ol fultflavored ton intor of ch hay Mn e :ae tue ‘OpeR road Jet out a warwhoop. if if you wast to, drive oif, and your slceves » a potâ€"soct at the ng up io warsh yoil &r a ‘chin‘chin‘ at A «back and find bit" Ha l Li w 3 WWW Lis deor ts vaur 10WM k $a 1 a«® Loneâ€" tinged with rose purple, such aspe¢iâ€" fails to 'miâ€"â€"â€"-' "â€"m‘*â€"‘, leaving a delightful impression â€" upon th¢ p. tes @6 MeHs own,| _ At lake Louise one couls be happy | yas *!if one did nothing all day but to m‘ Me{and gaze at that exquisite emerald| |lmks, *o. lke a gem in Mo circle of! miw,--."-vu‘ mountains, the . sA y bs lu‘mvn...;a: the wooded slopes !s:* * as| parpid®e <B goids «nd greens $ ntain | one would see wowhere elso \_ . \old, | world. And when you add to that WBV the n‘nlm-d view the charm of the a are ol with its \awne L.s greav velâ€" the| vet -udu-uhuflmulnm- 1 » | poppl «, | 1# chintzâ€"hung . bedrooms \ n.m~'no its cooy sittingâ€"rooms, You have Cl | omnery viewed under sea} condl« ‘Those who look at sea or sky Of wood see beauties that no art CAD line up with the Horticultural Soâ€" clety and endeavor to reack the obâ€" jective. PAID UP LI8T C .Ponting, Beamsvilie May 15(20 Harry Garr, Hamilton Sept. 1|20 J. 1. Muss+iman, Beamsvilie W. J. Game, Grassies Corners ;. Frank Sifton, St. Catharines Miss Jessio P»:mer, Winona un:.m.w-lbyz'fl: Frank McLean, Beamsvilio Tas, Hepdurean, urimaby _ May AlkG $ /443 Jas. Monaghan, Grassies _ Jan. 7(20 and rde®, such evet n tore lan#in g00 l p of Banit At lake i one did and gaze | (Nvn® | 1i you really want to "rough “-"‘""“ |you may, t ...'{md;hl:"““'.':‘ ‘ure sorta, @DFAT® ® s vote es ce Jrvaral dage, weeks, or | bo poanet thoi®. w5 i May Ed. Lee, Hamilton _ Dec. (1) La w quite home Lake Loaise in the Clout y beths, such mountain walks des, such fishing, €#ch weals, lesr‘n.~% of talk and um u6+ dues. s s ommucin tm 4 oa: ing Noor ta 1 #w* a the @uh periO® â€"â€" sick when 1 think the . sn | w‘th all sort of intriguing novelties ones ipwlin the witdws, tail, dignificd Minâ€" 31}19 «l Tion, abd REORBM 20â€" C0T G32 anan ..yneiwllllllfl" ,,-u.muufl"""-‘ ed from a few afterâ€"statements that mu&nmnmw the chief position in the gift of th8 1e on ot: ie magitiomt o to M‘L made to the wellâ€"atended meeting held here yesterday after. Boon, if the Lincoln Liberals had had shair way. he would have been glect» andidature of T. Marsbail, . 1« is in the run8!06;,1 party at W¢ of the Ontario Lpeiq in ‘Toronto 8 --n-uuuh-mmm tnw weeks BONQ@zor, will be in t:: M. L A~ Of|, goltars to doughout® ;"im"-" M then / }Nw ‘Tolmic is already Y as one of the most gifted we BW TR TCD MTOD TD Dal. ..-mhmm-u those who know his career since 1914 when he was first elected, and alnce which time he has spent three yeafrs ‘m'flllfih"‘"m If he carries the coming convention ME SEIT T. 0_ Wine in ‘Toronto with him.‘ The meeting again _ unanimously _ endorsed th¢ previous nomination of Thomas Mar> shall, pz \dog.=M» AMr picturesque turbans, the atreets, sallors MX WUNIPUO@Rpwountry off the variet* he ; ships in perâ€"Bothing is quite so inâ€" *lâ€"| wreating w coast town. ien| "See Canda first," should be the malslogan of alloval Canadiand in these ave|days of atom ind stroms. It would allâ€"! give each as every e« of us a more passiouste )re for our country It we It.*|could go frm Malifas to Vancouver reâ€"|to see just bat an incatimable trea» ind ure we bha‘ in our Dominion and Mre. Curtis Haynes, of Jordan, â€"79F seconq viceâ€"president. wâ€"umm to the Provincial Liberal convention were appointed as follows: . The ang . first viceâ€"preside mmn‘ Miss Randali, of GRIMSBY. A spodly number of "the faithful" trom GRIMSBY, Beamsvillie and the balance of the constituency wore Smithville, MAY mm» the loadersBIP sonyer @20 Victoria, you mas baye all the advazages of shops, macad» amized romds.z00d howls. aad the& tres, toxcter with a ecrialn Qrienial flavor thi is both piquant and fas cipating. Japanes» servants in the Motels, Jannese and Chin:se shops hoart de op out undy the stare and get Jus* far 2®sy fom civilization > 047 M. 1. A., and . clectod at the meeting. worth hile it is to fight for We Kore um aven Â¥n Mle n, of Ridgeville, was the first viceâ€"president, and vus iNpEPENDENE $Bu0r, when you come to Yamâ€" lv;;. toria, you may hl': ages of shops, macad» B.p00d howls. aad n.;l r with a ecriain Qrienial >â€"president, . and of Jordan, l-l" A the association eral convention follows: _ The c0Â¥ir cRor PREyENTS Lo®® 1X T SOTL PERTHATY Tw much of the fertility leached put «/ solls during the winter may be waÂ¥e( by using rye as a cover CFfOP Is tb opiuion of agronomists at the Ohio Experiment Station. In 8@¢â€" w-mmum-mum\ €r0P rotation the loas of fertility is 1 as the ground remains bare the winter and is subject to Indtsant soaking by rains. Ry# 40W! cven in the early part of Novem i southern Oblo may make & fair wowth before winter, takink ‘: m‘fl.m.fl holding the cover crop is turned under in t spring. Lo tagk Baidés holding the latent fertility ‘m“m prevents . serious ; xz und _ erosion _ of . soil on bily lands, a problem which upâ€" =m-nhlmubuflnh more of the higher lands are bein: brought _ under cultivation. Whis the rye does not add any ferâ€" tillt to teh soil, morely conserving what is already there, the network of rts which it forms separate the soll particles and put the ground inâ€" to \=tter physical condition for suCâ€" Frm one and oneâ€"hbaif to . two busiis of rye to the acre for cover erop seeding is recommended by the eXyeriment station officlls. _______ of Labor desiring assistance will *byeoâ€"dah'u C. H. BROMLEY, Hon. Secy. m’w% Mll Other Contractor‘s Supplies. DR. J. M. HUGHTON Dentist Office over J C. Farrells Shoe Store Phone 216 Electrical Equipment GRIMSRY ONT H. & J. Dow GRIMSBY F. HANSEL, Dentist Office and residence, 73 Sherman Ave. South, between King and Msin Sta. TERmnn U NDE w aA and five doors north of the H. G. & B. EMPLOYERS! _ (Second Fioor) Office Hoursâ€"9.30 A. M. to 4 P. GRINSBY, ONT. _ Barrister, Solicitor, Motary Public 45 Federal Life Building, Hamilion Money to toan at !‘~. flee. "Spectater ssuimus, , Ofize Hours: 8 to 10 a.m., 1 to 2 pm and 1 to 8 pm Main Streot West. _ M.KAY, McKAY & WEBSTER 1e s iE 6. 6 veengter Telaphone <746 407 Bank oi Hamilton Chambers WAiMILTON, OWY i# MAIN STREET WEST hone 771. HAMILTON. _Officesâ€"Grimaby and Beamevilie. Meney to loan at current rates. Contrator‘s and Builder‘s TR. R. A. ALEXANDER ‘Physician and Burgeon _ ‘ime, Poi Plaster crops. DOMINION LAWD SURYEYORS ONTARIG LAND SURVEYORS CWIL ENGINEERS HENRY CARPENTER G. B. M:CONACHIE LAZIER & LAZIER Plastering Hair _ ~ Mortar Color Supplies W. A. BROWNLEE LAND SURYEYOR Notart‘s, ote. Enent 0. #oRe+ GRAFTON & CO. CANADA‘S LEADING CLOTHING MANUFACT URERS TWe ies TE CCC 09e c ob ts Boys‘ Clothing. ‘The result of our unrivaled buying poWers at the manufacturing end of our business, and the {act that mmmwwm"“‘”“""'m k Ns n_uh‘-fl.â€"‘-fi O Th aks Senccndiicnscttm 45 4 8 price, with no middleman‘s profit figured in.. Men» (®"" mm).m-lnuuhnuhm* dcals directly with the people, not only gives the best value, u.h.mtyhrlhwm-‘*m NE â€"100 82e aest e BBE omcs comaaths . uh & c lt s Aiueoui i m ce cent. mean a saving to you of from 25 per cent. to 50 P°T l‘u’“"“_““!m C s _ W > Antaak 22 Th soaccadl. ds tds io triatoadnntia C Men‘s Suits from $9.98 to $40.00, embracing all the late -ylu.h""."mnâ€"-awduh"""“"" e e e C button sacks: You‘re sure to find just what you want. hymu'.mmmwymm in atyle and value. Suits from $9.98 to $35.00. ‘The Largest Boys‘ Clothing Department in Canada. Stocks almost bewildering in their magnitude, yet so arrangâ€" ed that all may be seen almost at a glance. SUITS RANGE IN PRICE FROM $4.98 to $25.00 To Returned Soldiers : We extend the hand of welcome and citer all the convenâ€" lences of this Great Store to ‘hem. When in Hamilton make wm;m We have a special planâ€"of dealâ€" ing with these heroes, and will give them more liberal terms than any store in Canada. Call and See. GRAFTON & CO. Ltd. The greatest values ever offered in Men‘s, 16 â€" 18 JAMES STREET NORTH HAMILTON, ONT. J. R. WATSON, MANAGER * ammiainiccimmeidey ‘s, Youths‘ and thve » amings» i