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[3"] and 4°C 3 70C and 80c V C/zazyfic’r f/zmz bearing a: 30 DAYS. we offer [NC I); FURS. 14.00 .nd Maits :5 t0 $li’ for >ut twenty ends of B]: me 100 Pieces of W. ures and Fancy Suitiq before known In Dr! and Suits u'~-~ apes 1d a: these vaIues. â€"-$S.oo Coats for .nce. . a: $3, $375, $4, $5,157 , Astrachan, \Vamba 59 fl »....-v\- nun (.lallfi' Tue following is the list of otfivers be ensuing year: .lm. Brown. \\'..\[.; Smith. DAL; Jas. Courtney. chm )lain; V. W'ullacv. rec.-sec.;§;:.lohn {'out, mu: Roht. \Vhite. tram; John Martin, 9f (3.: “'11). Henderson and Thos. nay. lecturers. The above officers :insluUcd by 15m. .101an ' lly. céumy Italy. after which N‘Vt'l'mfltt‘l‘eiti"? :hrq wvro made by the netvlyâ€"eleCted Ls. l or $600 a year. On a. death in the ilyofa ratepayer it would simply be essay-y for him toorder a. coffin of m-Ver wood he wished. and the cost of prial used would he added to hie tax thv township to pay the salary of the ertazkcrand for keeping up the ceme- . This is the first time. says the lid Packet, we have heard it. prupOsed the «tats: should go into the undertak- )usiness. 557. The attendance was fa Idemble tumor business W268 The Ameriz'an Bank Note Co. of New k lune been awarded the. contract for .inion engraving: for a term of five and ter years from July lst. The company "I, prm‘i la ::n establishment in Ottawa. m- tlnc work is done under gowrnmcnt ‘m-vision. 17nd” the new contract :1 ins: of $120.1“) will be effected. The i; cnnsists of engraving Dominion rs. postage stamps, postal curds, time stamps. etc. An nniqm- and smnvwhat startlimz Lrture in municipal socialism was post-(l by one of the candidates for Oro ‘ Icil. He advocated the. purchase by township of two cemetery lots. and material for an undertaking establish- ‘t. and the hiring of an undertaker at l or $600 a year. On a.» death in the lIA, I - ‘ ‘hn- annual meeting of the Lindsay ict. of the loyal Orange Association 'itish North America. was held on the inst. i"! the lodge rooms of L.O.L. Er- I: is no“ arm n in this glorious climatn Canada. 'hzzt a. cane of “son stroke" ms in m'dwmter. with the thermom- Iuwer n: ~everul degrees below zero, such wu‘ the case on Tuesday mom- , when [h-- wife of Mr. Jas. Haw, the uiar 53.1. engineer of the South d. premnted him with twin boys. Th: wk i\‘ not. dangerous. however, and the ppyfu her is being: deIugi-d with con- nulzztions from his friends. >Mr. James Rennie, the well-known‘ mer and breeder of \Vick, wasone of i succt-sJui rxhzhitars at the recent vim-in! Fat Stock Show at Guelph. rvxhibited four head of cattle. and Ned on" three first prizes and one bud, and in the competitiun for the nd sweepumkes he stood second and 1}. One of his steers. ‘O‘hh‘ than 2yrs. [weighed 2.4328 lt>., and was sold for â€" .-(\t Cornwall Centre a sociotv has been fined to woman: kIIo\\Iedgc of the bounm of C:III.III.-I. and to comiuce the rpms Impnlutmn of the rum! section: {I I! \t‘r‘t‘ ix :IIIIpI. - scum for flw sum-ms- (\crtisc {If their PULP'iQ.‘ “irhmlt uriing: t- I the- \‘~'I‘:~'II- n Stutc‘ for the ‘ruo‘c. Col. J. P. Achilhnaddressed r matting. and >[1'Ul)~.'lv urn-d {III- 1pm"! .Incu of the object ~ of thc- socix t). The m-ntythirfl Dultry show is in session 'iH How on the 13th inst [gs-st in the history of w vutries Min: far in xx. The must. numhlt ~tri1'tly cash 'low price system 0| sellin; gt'xnis will be :u hered to. fiThc new open-air rink on “'ellington- 1.. being run by the Citizens’ band, is now 11 full swing. and is brill}: Iihemlly pat- onizcd. The ice is kept in good order, mi the band is in aztcndmme every even- n- g. Hrs. The must, Humble im-r-asc is in rkeya. geese and ducks. The entrir-s ~l: year in those classes totalled 5!), heré: Is this _\';: . they numbered 152. â€"’I‘he :tnnunl winter ram-s under the [inspires of tllt' Huntwillu. Muxkoka. trotting:wsncr’urion. will he held on the 2k; and 22ml inst. The amount to be riwn in purses is 3350. Information can v had from the secretary. A. J. \Vnkt-ley. The 3::me commission will meet at» the :xrhanmut buildings. Toronto. next week. hz- work of the past xe-nsun \Vl“ be taken p. and :1 nnmlwr oi rec-mume-idations, 'hich have been sllggi‘sH-d, will be con- .dk‘l‘i‘ll. and some will be approved of. ‘ â€"\Yhilo Mr. E. Skeliling of Hum-Willa fluskuku, was stopping oil' tlu- train at the tntion thun- on Monday \u-vk his foot lippett and his head curm- in violent {)utucr, With the moving car. resulting in . m-x-ions umh, that, required several ll’(:h(‘\‘ to bring together. The skull was it] ham. 1:} was a. close call. Thiais the sonszm of the yvar in par- ('ur'fll' when people should keel-p their iomhs shut that is. breathe through eir nose. and not their mouth. _\ strict M'l‘VaIICCUf this very important mutter ouhl pri-wnt numvrous cases of colds. m- throats. and lung' trouhhys. The math was never iutcndvd to breathe trough. rllruJohn Fleury‘s new “Oak Front Gummy." mzumgt-d by Mr. A. Graham. is now in full swmg‘ and business is: reported wry ~nli.~fu.ctury for a. beginning. The strictly cash low price system of - «The. OriHia Boys" Brigade hold its first ‘rifle practice at the range on New Year‘s day. The link did some excellent snoot- ing, the distance being fifty yards. H~â€"0rmia Packet: Fonncrly British Col- umbia‘s chief industry was catching salmon in the west. but since the gold discovu-ies it is catching suckers in the «wt. -â€"-.-\ Sunderland lad 'ritcs Dr. N901- :mds that, he made {191‘ asuccessfui tit after having eight sets of teeth made in Toronto and who“ here. 417 -.If â€"Teeth made hr “1‘. Gress over twentv years ago are still being worn, and m goon servii- r-ahle condition. He' is now making 'eeth ot' the szuue qu liiIV for $8. w 3-0 tf. ~ For beauty of finish and life-like mppmmnce \\ ILLIAMsox's photos excel. Studio, foot of Kent-st.â€"40. We know the clothing business from the making of the doth to the putting on of a garment. The East Store for Clothing. Buy your Clothes Here seif a lot of trouble. LITTLE LOCAL LINES. 8%}33 GlfiTHéE‘éfl Sfill HERE EUNEAS 2?: FLAVELLE BROS. r] :mmml ()murh) ~ion :Lt (:m-lph a: 1d imt. It is one of the nt‘ the association. in cu-ess of form ‘1' able increase is in was fair. and trams- officers - _ - . Vv- V-v- v. -v umauu UL but Pi-terboro team would be ha'd to beat as a L'UaLkeeper. It was owing to his work. and to the clever playing of Hollingsheml at. pnint that the game was saved for the visitors. The verdict. of the spectaton ‘ was that. the L.C.I. forwards are "swifts." W. Gross, goal-keeper, showed that he was-the “right man in the right- place." The game. was a good one :1” through. and should have been patronized by a much larger turn-out of our citizens. The fol- lowing composed the teams :â€" LINDSAY C. I. PETz-nmovn r. r.‘ griowllson...” “ '} ....Bellegham ‘ 3 421811 F rd< _ ......unuram‘ Parkin ...... . orwa ‘ ..... . ..King Matthews. t J .. . Crossley B. Martin......Cover Point... .> . . .Thorn Green ............. Point. . . . . .Hollingshead \V. “PORN. . , ‘ . “(Dal ........... \Vnsxnn H011 Friday evening :1. fair-sized audi- oncv gathered at the Victoria. rink to Witness the hockey mutt-h between the I’vterboro C. I. and Lind~ay G. I. comma. The game was started sharp on time, and lasted about two hour.» In the first part. the visitors secured sewn and Lindsay three goals. L119 combination play of thr former brim: excellent. .‘n the lusty half the L.C.I. team did some :apitnl combina- tion playing, >ecuring five coals while the ‘ Pt-tcrboro's scored four. “'th time was calledth 10 o‘clock the score stood 11 to 8 1 favor of Pelerboro. _W’:l§son of the it Dn‘--._ __, A , u . n ,_, ., ___...“.. . ..... nun-B lllllll H ull,l)y LU Manilln Junction, is Iiablv to be snapped an account. of scarcity of traffic on that line. This will only leave one twin run- ninz: on that division connecting with the main line at Whitlw. namely, the one leaving Lindsay at 6.20 u.|n., returning at 9 p.111. - "- -â€".\ttcntion is directed to the advt. on to first. page of this issue concerning gold ;. and coal minim: stock, offered for sale by n Ji(*<<t‘s. R. G. Comeil and Robert. Naylor. g, .-\~x St’lit‘ii in their advc. they handle only )- gilt. edged mining stocks. and any of our 1-.-atlt-r~tninkiu;_: of investing should call \ at tln-ir otlico No. 5 “'illiam-stn see L; samples of oros and learn full particu ars. it -â€"le basket sot-in] at the nuident‘e of I Mr. S. Hawkins, Hill Head. Ops. on Tues- 1 day. for the bvnufic of the Reaboro band a 1 Was a. grand snccew. A nice. program ofl 4 nusic. sinuinc. rocitations. etc.. was car- ried out and a ll present enjoyod themselves tothcir heart‘s content. 'l‘lw sale of baskets 'lrrought $719.60. and in addition to this a large sum wa~: realized from the tea. w-At the January municipal elections tho pcoplt- endorsed the proptwal to extend the 'l‘t)1'uoto.~ii‘cct railway to the island. Contracts wi l he lot at an earlv date, and the work pro‘oahly completed during 1597, A bridgv will he comtructed over the vastcrn or western channel. or both, as illt' t-iry may (i\‘~ll‘t‘. The svhesne can he ('Jll'l'it'i out. without in anv way adding to ' tln- immediate burden of the people. The city ongim-crk ostimatu of the cast: of the t-omtrm-tion of a. suitable bridge and l‘-'il(i\\'il}' for double track is $161,000. \‘i'hon this (‘Xtcnhion is (‘OIllpll‘lt‘d th» citizens' 0t Toronto can l‘ilit‘ from any part “ of the city to the island for single fare. --.\Ir- G. W'ilson is in town pushing the imle of. "The Life and Reign of Queen ,‘ Victoria." by G. Castell Hopkins. with a ipreface by the Marquis of Duti‘crn and l I Am. It is a largo and handsome-Iv bound 1 and illuxtratud volume. and gives what ‘ inlay bi-callnd the imperial history of the ‘ [Quit-en‘s rt-ign. The author's w l t iknown British Vivws have the fullwt xt'opé- in the the handling of such a ‘xuhjvct . and he t-arriw the reader not only through 7 t?:-- phasant and uSo-ful thus of lien \ Majmty‘s life, the wonderfullv happv d nut-med years. and the I'vcmd of 'ho Que n ll! nor court-oi of foreign affairs and in- P ll'icncc nverhcr ministers, colitumoonar) mverte’gs, leaders at, home and abroad, " lmt into the: various countries of the 21 Empire â€"Ir¢land, India. Canada, Austrnl- 'I :1~i;t,aud South Africa. Next week we in wil' give a more ext~nded review of this a1 work. Mr. “Wilson is also handling the e, Well known parallel Family Bible. â€"Mr. R. B. )IcGiIl of Yclverton. having an Abundance of winter feed. advertises that he will receive about fifty head of math! for the balance of the season on wry reasnnzthlc terms. namely. $1 and 5‘1 31)p<-rmnnth, according to food. Full particulars can he had by correspmndenco. I -As wiil be seen by advt. in other i columns. 120 cords of good sound beech and maple body wood, this winter's cut, is wanted for the court homo and goal yards. Tenders will be received bv County Treas- urer Matchett up to the 27th inst. â€"Hon. \V. 1). Gordon, cousin of Mr. V“ 1). Murdm-k, barrister, Toronto, has hm-n re-eloctod speaker of the Michigan State legislature for the soc-0nd time by a vote uf Us to 1. Canadian brains are appreciated across the lines. â€"~F0\\'me (70.. photographers, Lind- say. are the best. 'l‘lwy finish photos in all the latest stvlcs and :11' ~ sure. to please you. Rooms corner of Kent and \Villiam- stau, Lindsayâ€"4:943. â€"Littie Britain has now a. free reading room in connection with the public library. Britain will be a townâ€"perham a. city some day. They seem to have the right class of (-iLizens. -â€"\'ictorin county council willmeet- atthe court. house on Tuesday Jan. 26th at 2 o'clock. for the transaction of general business. â€"If nu are thinking of ordering photos we E. VILLIAMSOS, foot of Kent-st. He "um sonmhing nice to offer. York always :ho bestâ€"40. ~--\\'n.1.1.\.\iso.\"s photos always please Studio font of Kcntv-st.~40. Pmmmnvn r. r. '} ....Bellegham Forwards]: :::.' hi”; .. .. Crossley 3over Point... . ..... Thorn . .Ppin‘t ...... Holliggsheud save your- . . . Wasson ) be stufnged :1ch on that ihe audience. Miss Minnie Corkery graccl- quy presided at the piano. The instrument used on the occasion was a Newcomhc kindly furnished by the agent, Mr. Bandmustex Brown. B. Knowison. Miss “’hiteside has proved herself a finished artist on so many OCCxlSiunS, that her appearance at an entertainment is sure t) make it a success. In the very difficult nelections she rendered on Monday night she again justihed the high repute she has gainer: as a high class artistic eiocutionist. Mr. J. B. Knowlson, who is always a. favorite with Lindsayites, who hear him all too seldom contributed readings, which were Very cleverl) given and we)! and appreciatively received b) u]... ......lf,.__ The annual concert of the local division of the C. M.B..~\. came ott on Monday night last in the presence of a. large audience in the Aca- (l:my of Music. Previous to the opening of the program. .1an in the intermission between t'ie park, the orchestra. of the Academy fur- rishetl s"me very enjoyable music. The pro- ;rum consistul of selections in vocal and ‘ nstrumental music, given by the Misses Murphy at \vVoodstock, who displayed a great deal 0! musical taste and cultivation in their part tf the program. These young ladies never ppezmd hunt: a. Lin-lady .muruce before, nut it is sale to say they will merit approving autliches should they visit our town again. Their quartette on the viclin, ’cello an'l harp, were Well done, while their vocal solos, duetts and 'qtrartettes were warmly and desuwdly encured. The literary portion of the p'ogram was rendered by Miss Whiteside and Mr. I. !’ â€";\ meeting of those interested in the . starting of a cheese Iaotory in West Ops was held at Connolly‘s school house on Friday evening, Sth in‘st. There was quite a large turnout of farmers and others. The. stock-book was opened and $150 suhseriherl. A committee eonsistinL: of ReeVe J. Ellis. Conn. J. I). Hutton, Capt. \V. 1). Hunter. and A. L. Minthorne was appointed to solicit further stock in the ditl'eren localities. This committee. we understand. is meeting with excellent encouragement. and the. success of the factory is assured. During the course of the evening two practical men, Mr. M. Maylwe. secretary of the Cameron factory, and Mr. ThOs. Valvert. salesman of the Reahoro factory. addressed the meetirg, and gave some sound practical advice on the best. means of Organizang a. stock factory. Their remarks were listened to with much attention. and duly apnreeiat- ed. The chair was ably tilled by Mr. John Connolly. the \‘elv ‘an Ups farmer. who i taking a deep interest in the formation of the new factory. The shares are within the reach of every farmer, being: placed at $10 each. No person can take more than tire shares. The. next meeting of the promoters will he held toanorrow evening (Fridaylat (io'cloek, in Connolly's school house. All interested in this worthy movement are invited to be present. â€".\ couple of young men in the vicinity of Crms Creeks have become so much ‘ mixed up with the ‘Xmas and New Year holidays thaL they lost all tmck of the regulation six (luvs allotted to labor. and on Sunday last, when the neighbors were all driving to church, the aforesaid young men were busily engaged, one Inamufzict ur- ingn home-madejumper while the other was turning out axe. helves to beat. the bond at forty cents a. dozen. \Vhen the‘ boys found out. that it: was Sunday and not market; day in town they were all broke up. I â€"The Joshua. Simpkins Co. held forth in the Academy of Music to a rather small- sizod audience. The company is a good one, and. the support strong; but, like too many across-thc-border troupes, the play is man'odvfor at Canadian audience at least-45' alleged jokes of a. somewhat “ratty” character. It would be Well if all such stnll‘ was saved for Chicago or some other “advanced" American town. Wm. Scott; Chap ,Jobn Crimford; S.“VV. 105 Bell; J. W., p1). H. McMann; B: Jas. \IcCuuslzmd; J. B., W'. Crawford; Pbysician,J. A. \\ bite. â€"At the lust rezular meeting of the Canadian Order of Foresters the following officer; were installed for the ensuing term : C. R.. A. Graham; V. C. R., Chas. Jones: J. P. C. R... Thos.Bunting; R. S., iGilli‘es; 1*‘.A_S., F: M. Brit‘ton; Troas. l ~Mr. Jas. P. Palmer. the popular 'deputy-reeve of Fenolon, desires to return his sincere thanks to the electorate of that, township for the handsome vote. given him ..t; the recent municipal elections, placing him at the bend of the poll. He assures them ulltliat he will be untirinq in his efi'orts to serve their best interests. â€"Doublc yelkedcggs are quite common, but two eggs one inside of the other is a rule thing. Mr. A. B. Terry ran across one. of this kind a. few days ago While cracking eggs, the first in thousands broken. The inside 03;: was about the size of an average plum. with shell slight- ly soft. The curious production was laid by a hen belonging to Hugh Mc'DonnldJ g -The annual meeting of the society of the Home fur the Aged will be held in the council chamber on chne~day, Jan. 18th, commencing at 2 p.m. Parties wishing to join the society may do so by paying the membership fee of one dollar annually or twenty-five dollars for life members. -â€"'l‘he McAll Missionary society will lmcet at the residence of Miss McGafl‘ey, ‘ Russell-st, on Thursday next, the let inst. at. 3 p.1n. The ladies interested are invit- ed to be present. m-'1‘0reiit~51)i-ciziland f vomlile terms will be made with am responsible person who will rent that. fine large corner store ("1 corner of Kent, and “'illizun-sts.â€"-one of the very best business stands in Lind- say. Apply to W. McDoxanL.â€"50-tf. -â€"Now is the time and WILLIAMSON'S is the lace to order your photographs before the xoliduy rush commences. Noted for life-like photos.â€"â€"-40. -â€"In renewing his subscripton for the ensuing ycar Mr. Oscar \Vukely of 03k» wood writes: “I think a, lot of your valuable paper. It is getting larger and better all the time” : â€"-Mr. F. VnaCamp, hardware merchant. town, has assigned. The Curling Bonspiel The C.M. BA. Concert. THE WATCHMAN, LINDSAY. THURSDAY. JANUARY 14TH. 1897 OAKWOOD SPECIAL PRICES for Men’s and Boys SC ITS and PANTS to clear the stock out by lst Janna - Good quality Clothing and well ma e at about cost prices. If vou will need chs’ Suits it. will pay you ....to compare prices.... V _ v__.. -v v“..-- uuu uul' ISL- nas Cards. All New Choice Goods and xma. good value. Jhoicest 8n ualities in Table and Packing: ‘u uni dns, nsnta,S piece, Teas, Coffees, Nuts, Confectionery, Dried Fruits. Etc. Large Assortment of Newest FANCY GOODS. Mums, Cups and Saucers. Vases, Hanging Lamps, Plush Goods, Albums, Picture juukrs‘, guys, Dolls. Jewelleyy and Christ- AII ‘v, I- Men’s fine grain Long Boots, special at. $2. 75. Boys' Long Boots, special at $1.25. Boys’ finest. quality Oval-shoes special at. $1.00 per pair. at $2.50. Men’s fine 1 w _-â€"v per pair 'up. Men’s Long Boots, 18 inch leg. apecial _L on tn Picked up last week AWAY BE- LOW REGULAR PRICES and now ...onsale... --_---_, vrvv‘". an. $5 $7, $8, 89 Men’s flecfvy Ulstem and Socks, $1. 25 VIen’s Heavy Freize Ulstera, special at a: mu- nn An and Boots! Christmas .. ..Goods .' Overooa ts .' ..Rubbers, Overshoes Sfléfflll William Manning Ad.1m E. Staback Dr. John Wood. . William Cameron Arch. McFarlane John Bailey ......... john Daniel. ........ Iohn A. Ellis ......... George E. Laidlaw ..... DIVISION Iames Austin ...... ’John Fell. . .. James Lewis. . . . . ..... James Lithgow ........ DIVISION Dr. \incent Cornwall” Samuel]. Fox.. .. . Thomas H. Mc()uade.. WilliamC. Switzer Robert Bryans ....... James Graham ..... . Thos. Connolly ...... james Keith ........ Rich. Touchbum . . . . Subjoined are the official returns of votes polled in the recent election for county coun- cillors and the correct majorities. At two o’clock Monday afternoon the usual declara- tion as to county councillors elected was made by Returning Officer Thos. Matchett : DIVISION NO. I. Fred Shaver, acclamation. George Johnson, acclamation. DIVISION N0. 2. n "“""'"l’ _..u .v Valhllu to the happy couple congratulations. The numerous and valuable presents received by the bride show how highly she was esteemed. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Woolacott very much joy. -â€"-A very pleasing event occurred at the residence or Mr. Frederick Fisher. Argyle, on Wednesday, Jan. 6th, when his eldest daughter ‘Anme was united in marriage to Mr. Chas. Woolacott of Glandine, Mariposa. The bridesmaid was Miss F lora Jewell of Linden Valley, while little Miss Mabel Fisher acted as maid of honor. The groom was supported by Mr. Iohn S. Fisher. As the bride, leaning upon the arm of her father, entered the parlor the wedding march was played by Miss Mary Jewell. The ceremony was performed at 4 p.m. by Rev. J. R. Real of VVoodville. A large number of relatives‘ and friends gathered from difierent places to witness the pleasing ceremony, and to extend ‘ AL- L,, Houc Bans. The Early Closing Caseâ€"The Myers Appeal Dismissed. His honor Judge Dean gave judgment on Saturday last dismissmg the appeal and con. firming Jhe conviction of E. W. Myers by. Police Magistrate McIntyre for breach of the early closing bylaw. His honor ruled against all the objections taken to the by-law, holding that it was proper in form, and that the fact that it was not passed within the month men- tioned in the statute did not afiect it; and also ‘ held that a sale by auction within the prohibit- ed hours was a violation of the by-law. The question of costs was reserved, his honOr doubting whether he should allow cests, as the fact that the by-law had not been passed with- in the month rather invited the attack, espe- cially as it was a case in which costs could not be given against the town. Mr. G. H. Hop kins appeared for the town, and Mr. John Mc- chyn for Myers. The Official Returns. Z/Vckczses DIVISION NO. DIVISION Wedding Bells COO... NO. 655 41 I 548 Vote. 809 586 180 1 7o 456 538 35‘S 309 492 205 075 497 Tr] CHI’ Job Depawt m: .t, 4I4 Maj. 356 130 244 180 x41 Being agent in Lindsay for one of the largest Bookbinderieain Canada. I can furnu-h All kinds of special Account. Back. at city prices. Town and County Merchants opcn~ ing new sets of books, with the New Year, will find my stock New, Desirable, Complete, \Vorth Seeing before purchasing. AGGOUNT â€"-Good heavy Cotton‘ regular To for Se â€"-Ex:ra heayy for (Se *Toweling f5:- 5c :1 yard â€"-Grey Flannel, all wool, regular 25c for â€"-A line for xzéc and 150 -â€"-32 inch Flannelétte, regular NC for To â€"-Blankets for $1.00. _ 7-4- gvht â€"56 inch. regular 60c £0310; ~56 inch, Bleached, regular 75c for 60c ~74 inch, “ “ 90c for 75¢ â€"â€"54 inch Tablg Llygn,_regu1ar 35c for 25¢ â€"Japanese Silks, regular 25c for 3“ . -. ~.._ wapanese bllkS, regular” 5c for 15¢ â€"-22 inch all Silk, regular 350 for" .)c â€"â€"25 “ “ “ 50c for 430 â€"Corsets for 2 5c and sec â€"-Ladies’ Corsets, ~Ladies’ Undervests, all woo] ‘5 H â€"40-inch Melt-on, regular 20c for 15¢ â€"44-inch Melton, regular 25c {or 20c ~40-inch Tweed Effect, 35c for 22c â€"Bla.ck all Wool Serge for 25¢ v-.. 36 inch Watered Marine Skirting, Dress Patterns, regular $730 for 5.35 ~DAY BOOKS. â€"JOURNALS, â€"â€"LEDGERS, â€"CASH BOOKS, -â€"BILL BOOKS. MERCANTILE ‘6 These prices are good for Thirty Days only. Come early and secure first choice, as we sell out of any line we will not repeat. If you cannot buy better goods for less money than you ever bought we will not ask you to buy, OUR MOTTO zâ€"Good Goods, Cash, Small Profits, One Price to Everybody. KERR CO. ....BGOKS 001897.. Preparing for stock-taking and making room for New spring Goods. SATURDAY, 2nd JANUARY, we begin our great Clearing Sale and continue for one month only, Specialtiesâ€"PRIESTLEY SON ’8 BLACK DRESS GOODS, CORSETS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, HANDKER- CHIEFS AND LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. . BEAEL l‘ Price List of U DRESS GOODS regular 750 for 65¢ “ $1 for 900 Union , regular 75c for 50c “ 90c for 750 “ 50c for 40¢ Ja For the convenience of residents of the South and West portions of the Munici- pality of Fenelon, Deaths may be registered and certificates procured from my office in Csmbray. ‘ H. J. LYTLE. 1’. 13.1, 11.nâ€" _ _ _ 7i __,_. V. v-.. \Iu-IIJ * vuv: vuuucx‘. Rough and Dressed Lumger, Shingles. Lath. Etc. TELEPHONESâ€"Oifice, No 77, Mill No. 78, TOWNSHIP of FENELON Firstâ€"class HARDWOOD, Jon}: and short. DRY MILL WOOD. The company have built: a large shed and Will be prepared to sugplv Dry Mill Wood (luring the; winter. A.._L __J n I DELâ€"Egg, Stove, Nut, SoftG Grate and Blacksmith. DOORS, SASH, MOULDINGS and all othex: kinds of inside 250 for 20¢ V--- . v-.‘un.‘u \xunln.\i “Star“ brand." WATER LIME, PLASTER PARIS, Albert ~--brand--- Aquantitv of HARD BURNT CELLARl FLOORING, SUPERIOR PRESSED BRICK. and HOLLOW TERRA GOTTA for partitions, all for sale. at: a reduction to . . . make room for other goods. . . . I The best qua"??? PQETEIESDCEMENT dud... -u WINDSOR AND - - ' - COLEMAN’S SALT IN BARRELS. THE RATHBUN BO. reg. 60c for 50¢ yd. .CQELâ€" 12:12, 133)? BURIAL PERMITS. S. H. M. BAKER, Acsm . . finish . 7. a Few Articles : â€"â€"Children’s Coating. re regular 35c for 20¢ â€"Silk Handkerchiefs, IOC or 2 for 15c â€"10 Handkerchiefs for 25¢ â€"-6 Hcmstitched for 25c â€"-White Muslin for 3c 3 yard â€"-Regular 10c for Sc -â€"\"ictoria Lawn, regular 121x for Se ”V‘Art Mushn, regular 10c for 70 ~Regular 1:30 for 10¢ â€"-Prints, regular 100 for Sc â€"â€"Regu1ar 12; fcr 10¢ â€"â€"36 inch Apron Gingham for 9c 3 yard â€"â€"All Wool Tweods, regular 60c andy’ 45c for 45c and 50c â€"L9.dies’ Heavy Shawls, regular 35 for $3.75 â€"I,ace Curtains 10 per cent. off regular prices -â€"Chenille Covers and Curtains at reduced prices â€"-Children’ s Wool Hoods at close prim to clear â€"4 "2 web Sheeting, regular 25c for 21c -â€"-Ladies’ New Short Jackets, regular $8 for $6. 75 â€" “ $10 for $7. 25 -â€"Grey Persian Lamb Capes, regular $23 for $12 wColunxbia Sable, regular $20 for $14» ,. «Jeri; Studio : 132 Kent-st. 0er A. Morse, J. G. EDWARDS 00. I.X.L. Carving Knives. Table Knives, Pocket and Pen Knives are the raw finest; quality. “Rogers Bros " I847 Plated Knives, Forks and Spams are known from the Atlantic to the Pacific. “Aurora.” Silver, Spoons and Fort. The “Gold Medal" is Bissell's . .P. Carpet Sweeper . . . Hardware, Iron and Steel Importers: Sign of the Anvil. le have something in Case Goods that will please you. You can buy at the ..Lowest Prices. . YOU KNOW tvar Cambridge-st. Mgtbo fist Church. FUR CAPES. regularly sold for $1 for 83¢ yd; come next finder-$0", Nugent 8:336 Piano, Yoi p \n .e, Theory