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M ' NEW OAKWOO D. Children’s Suits Ordered Clothing. Dress Materials! Prints ! Prints I At Cut Prices. Every Suit well made, properly trimmed and a. good assortment, in all s‘zcs, to select from. Reduced from $4.00 to $3.00, $3.00 to $2.50, 82.50 to $1.75, all made of good Tweeds. Ask to see them. For Spring Clothing we are showing some choice patterns in SCOTCH Sun-mas, FANCY Wom s'rm) SUITINGS, CANADIAN Twnans, SERGI-zs and CHEVIOTS, and are offering SPECIAL VALUE in Suits to order from Heavy Tweeds at $13.00. Large range in Black and Col- ored Hpnriettas, Fancy Dress Goods, Tweed Costumes, Etc. In finest qualities, and very choice selection of patterns. Hum: Bans. -â€"Men's Fedora. Hats in Black and Brown {61‘ SI: éi 56, 25206 3.113% â€"Men’s Dresden Laundried Shirts at $1.00 and $1.25. â€"-Men‘s Stand Up or Tum Down Linen Collars at 100, 15c and 200. â€"Boy‘s Serge or Tweed Caps at 20c, 25c and 40c. SPRING GOODS â€"Men‘s Navy Serge, Blue, Grey and Brown Tweed Suite for $5. â€"Men‘s Black Worsted Suits, with Cutawav Coats for $10. â€"Men's Tweed Pants. in Brown. Grey and Black Stripes for $1. -â€"Men‘s Fine Tweed Pants in Stripes, Dark and Light. at $2. â€"Boy's Navy Serge Suits and Pants. Lined. worth $2 for $1.23 â€"Men:s _S_tinga't_s in qugk a_nd Brawn for_$l.':’5, $1.50, $22 and $2.50. With plenty of manufacturers hard up and offering big reduc- tions on their stocks we are able with cash to buy the very newest lines at special prices. -â€"SHIRTS â€"-â€"HATS â€"PANTS â€" UN DERWEAR â€"OVERCOATS â€"SUITS SAILOR at 50 Cents. Capes at $3, $4 and $5 COCO. SAILOR at $1.25 C/oz‘émg am! M674 ’5 mezwz'flgs‘. !(’ “'3. maxr name“ at 10c, 14c, 250. 40c, 50c, 65c, 75c and $1. Comet solo by Mr. I. Ketchum. 4 Sacred March. .Ring the Bells ..... Lighty 5 March ........... Yale ..... .. .Van Barr 6 Sacred Overture. .Celestial Air. Prendivelle 7 March ...... Vini Vidi Vici.. .R. B. Hall 8 Edinburgh Waltzes .......... Bonrnsseau 9 A" Around the City. Medley Overture. Beyer 10 March ........ Chilcothian. . . .R. B. Hall God seve the Queen. ‘ J KETCHUM, bandmaster. ._-r_ .. nun. w swu a uauu, u HUI. UCLLCI, than ever before. It is the intention of the band to continue'their usual Friday night concerts throughout {rte season. The follow- ing program has been selected : I March “Canadian ...... . ............. 2 Medley of Sacred Songs ...... . . . . Watson 3 Philomena. Ifollca. . . .............. Killer The Citizens’ band intend holding their first open-air concert on the corner of William and Kent-sts. on Friday afternoon, at 2 o’clock. The band have secured the services of Mr. J. Ketchum of Mount Forest as bandmaster, and hope to have as good a band, it not better, Apply at No. 8 Gillogly’s terrace, Sussex-st. â€"14-3~ A general servant. pp ply to MRS. THOS ARMS'I KONG, comer Y ork and Russell- sts. In conclusion we may state that a great deal of well deserved praise is being bestowed upon the able representatives of this county, on the pleasing manner in which they introduced and assisted the deputations, and also to Mr. R. J. Mc- Lang hlin, to whom much of the success is due. Coxsmsnsets self laudation by our town council was indulged in at the last meeting of that august body, over the result of the visit to Ottawa. We have taken some pains to investigate what reasoning powers were brought to bear on the ministry by'the members cf our council. who went on that jamboree and the answer is “ nit.” If the town had to l spend money in order to have numerical l representation why did they not pay the expenses of men who had business inter- ‘ ests and business capacity. It could be very well defended if they had voted 3. grant to send Messrs. Thos. Saaler, J. D. F lavelle and John Carew, or men of that stamp, in company With the Mayor, J. A. Barron. Q.C , and Capt. Crandell. It is utterly indefensible for a councillor, who knows no more of the question than our black cat, to make the town pay his expenses. We have learned from the remarks of Reeve Touchburn that more light was thrown on the matter in the interview before the Hon. Mr. Blair. by Mr. H. O‘Leaxy. who was not one of the : deputationuthaniall thecombined orations. ‘ of our town fathers. It was not by ‘ anything said or done by any, or all, of , the councillors present, that Minister i Blair took such prompt action, and we: know it. If they wanted a trip let them ' t lpay for it. Just fancy a lot of such men f 20mg, as they did, to influence a govern- l mentâ€"and forgetting to insure the town 6 property in their absence. and leaving c things in such a muddle as they fcund on their return. Truly our town affairs haVe fallen into queer hands. That Civic Deputation to Ottawa We are Noted for Selling Good Goods SPRING time and bright sunny days make one think of casting off winter garments. We’ve paved the way for your Spring Outfit and are convinced that no better or choicer stock of goods were ever shown in the Town of Lindsay. We’ve marked these goods at close selling prices. We want to se every doars worth of them, and to do this we must sell them cheap. If you study this nest of eggs you’ find that we sell the b est class of Dry Goods as cheap as most stores sell shoddy'for. Boarder; Wanted Band Concert. Wanted. $258 $67” Japanese Jute flats. with printed patterns, I8x35 inches, for 65¢. Ax- minster flats, with fringe around, l8x361nohes, for 85¢. Moquette flats in new designs, stse inches, for SI. Moquette Mats in new designs, 21x66, worth $4, for $2.50. â€"Mr. W. C. E. Vrooman. V.S., of Bob- caygeon has purchased the handsome roadster stallion Phil Sheridan, sire of the prize-winning carriage team at the Verulam fair last fall. and ,will make a season with him in that locality. Phil Sheridan is not only well bred in trotting lines but he is demonstrating that he is a good sire of handsome and useful carriage horses. â€"Mr. T. R. James of Cambray has been reading the interesting correspondence pub- lished in THE WATCHMAN in connection with the pork industry until he has been influenced to purchase a. fine Berkshire from Mr. D. Howkins. The animal is not only registered but is pure-bred in every sense. Farmers should inspect this animal. â€"Mr. W. B. Graham of Ops has joined the great army of stockmen, and has punchased a grand short horn Durham from the noted breeder Thos. Greenway of Edon, with which to head his herd. â€"Dr. Broad, the popular veterinary and owner of the imported Clydesdale Kniaht of St. Andrews, reports the latter as in great form. As a. stock producer the Knight of St. Andrew’s occupies a. proud position, and notwithstanding his long career in Victoria county his popularity has not decreased one jot or tittle. â€"-Mr. D. McIntyre will place his popular sire Barney Ellis on the route again this sea- son. The indications are that next Monday night’s concert will he one of the most success- ful ever held in Lindsay. The committee have been so fortunate as to secure Miss Allie B. C. \Vatson of Beaverton, who will sing Sullivan’s Lost Chord. Miss Watson is a §raduate of the Toronto Conservatory of . Iusic, and is known in Lindsay as a pleasing and capable singer. Miss Mabel Winters and M 155 Nellie Corneil will also sing solos. Both of the latter are well and very favorably known to the Lindsay public. These, with organ solos, choruses, etc., will form a pro- gram of rare merit. It has been a point to make everything of an interesting as Well as instructive nature and the committee feel that they will present a program that will be a rare treat to all hearers. The tickets will be fifteen cents, on sale at Porter’s and Little’s bookstores. The date and place, Monday evening, April 19th. Cambridge-st. Methodist church. Our 25c line of Cashmere Hosiery takes the prize. You can get any size in plain or ribbed. They are fast black and good to wear. Black Minorca and Brown Leghorn. One dollar per setting. Apply to T1105. W11.K1:.- so.\', cor. Cambridge and Russell-$15., Lindsay. â€"15-6. Strawberry, Raspberry and Currant Plants tor sale. Best varieties. I’rices as low as good plants can 'be sold for. Some kinds at $3.00 per thousand. P. J. WILxlxsox, Cambray.â€"â€"Is-4. DUNDAS a FLAVELLE BROS. DUNDAS 8: FLAVELLE BROS. The Easter Concert. Eggs for Hatching. Stock Notes. Plants for Sale. v .7, “fl--.” --- u...».\,uv UVJULB, ujus. ' for $2.50 a pair. ~33 pieces of Art Muslins with borders at 50 a yard. â€"10 pieces of Japanese Crctons worth 25c for 15c 11. yard. -6 pieces of American Tinsel Art Muslin for 19c a yard. â€"â€"50 pairs of Cream. and \Vhite bound Lace Curtains, â€"25 pairs of Cream and White bound Lace Curtains, â€"10 pairs of Cream and White bound Lace Curtains, â€"10 pgirs of Chenille Curtains, in different colors, 3 V ., I‘.‘ -. Some plums for you in them at unusual prices. Read THE WATCHMAN. LINDSAY, THURSDAY APRIL 15TH. 1897 Some plums for you in the Curtain Department. We offer at unusual prices. Read the list and see if you can’t use some. â€"Art Satecns â€"Madras Muslins â€"â€"Art Denims â€"Art Muslins â€"Cretons â€"Lace Curtains mfiazfls mm’ Dmfei/z'es. â€"The Queemst. Methodist church has been renovated and looks very fine in its new dress. The walls and ceilings have been greatly improved, Next Sabbath there will be s ecial services If an Easter character. The 15;. S. is expected to be present and take part in the service. The evening service will be of the character of a song service. All welcome. Queen-st. is favored with excellentl congregations. Attentive ushers find seats for all comers. ‘ -â€"Rev. Dr. Carman of Belleville preached eloquent educational sermons in the Cam- bridge-st. Methodist church on Sabbath last, morning and evening, to a. very large congre- gatinn. â€"Rev. J. W. Macmillan, the pastor of St. Andrew’s church, will occupy his own pulpit at both services next Sabbath. At the evening service, it being Easter Sunday, he will pteach on a subject appropriate to that occasion, and the choir will render special Easter anthems. Ladies’ leather belts in all shades and widths. These start at 200 up to 50¢. Colors, Russet, Myrtie, Oxblood, Tan, Black and White. Novelty Belts at 75c, SI and SLZS. ETHE ' for bargains in everything required to furnish a house from cellar to better, WE ALSO HAVE THE PRICES. Don’t take our word for it garret. W â€"-come din DUNDAS a. FLAVELLE BROS. LEATHER BELTS. Church Notes. FURNITURE. Egg 4! >m§fiuw fin. um 1115, 2.1: yds. long, worth 50c for 5c. tins, 3 yds. long, worth $1 for 750. ms, worth $1 for 75¢; :, 3yds. long, with Dado and Fringe, SIMP our store, if you don’t see what you want ask for it, \Ve'll be sure to have it. are a few of the goods we carry in stock :â€" JACKSON.â€"In Lindsay, on April 7th, the wife of Wm. H. Jackson, of a son. Iâ€"-.-â€"_ DEATHS MARSHALLâ€"In Lindsay. (Mill-st.) on the I4th inst., Mrs. R. Masha", aged 33 years. PARKER.â€"-In Verulam, on the nth inst., Joseph Parka, aged 85 years and 6 months. ‘ MCGEOUGH.â€"In Ops, on Friday, April 9th, 1897, Rose McGeough, relict of the late Michael McGeough, aged 83 yeats. Wmmsmnâ€"At Litle Britain, on April 7th, 1897, Margaret L. \Vhireside, relict of the late R. F. Whiteside, aged 89 years. I March ...... Eighth Regiment. . . . Rockwell 2 Overture ...... HautTon ...... Vandercook 3 Waltzes ..... My Love and I ......... Lenz Easter Number. l (a) Hesanna .............. Hollingsworth {(b) Hark the Angelic Host Above..Cuzens 4 (c) Album Leaf ................ Shubert (d) All Hail 1 Happy Day ....... Newton 5 Overture Medley. .Tbe Merrs Minstrel. . . . Voellcer ‘ 6 Mazurka. . . .Los Marineritou. . . . Valverde ‘ 7 March La Fiesta .......... . . . . . Roncovie The Harmony hand will render the follow- ing program on Good Friday, at 2.30 p.m., weather permitting: I March ...... Eighth Regiment. . . . Rockwell 2 Overture ...... HautTon ...... Vandercook 3 Waltzes ..... _l\ {y Love and I ......... Lenz â€"â€"-Cooking Stoves â€"Cream Cans â€"Milk Pails â€"Strainers â€"-Granite Ware and Wire Goods â€"-Tca Kettles â€"Full Line of Tinwarc KITCHEN UTENSILS. Harmony Band Program. BIRTHS AIN‘I‘ IN IT <®zfi 4 $3.3m ........ for yourselves. . . . .. ~Hemp Squares with Borders, 2 x 2.1. yards for 82.00. â€"Hemp Squares with Borders 3 x 35 yards for $3.00. â€"-Tapestry Squares with Borders 3 x 31, yards for $8.50. â€"-Tapestry Squares with Borders 3 x 3 yards for $13.50. â€"Union Carpets, all 36 inches wide, at 25c, 40c, 45c, 50¢ 2 --W001 Carpets. all 36 inches wide, at 60¢, 65c and 750. â€"Tapestry Carpets at 30c, 35c, 45c, 50c. 60c and 65c. -â€"Brussels Carpets with Borders at 900. $1, $110 and $1.1 â€"Moquette Carpets, with Stair and Borders at $1. â€"-Stair Carpets at 10c, 14c, 25c. 40c. 50c 650 '73" m1" 9‘ STYLE- A TALK 0N SHOES ! Largest range, the best patterns have ever been able to give you. â€"Toilet Setts -â€"Tea Setts â€"Odd Basins, Pitchers,Cupsand Saucers, Plates. THIS SPRING- WITH- ', White, indsay’s Leading Shoe Store. â€"â€"Hemp Carpets â€"Wool Carpets â€"Union Carpets â€"Tapestrv Carn Hair, Shoe, Scrub, Stove,Horse ,,__-, ‘r w goods. As tothe wesrofsnu-ticle. good quslity will cover that requirement; as to its looks. its modern tone. our model stock, new, tresh end stylish. meets the problem exactly. This store will continue to set the pace for the htest. Another thin , we combine the essentials 0t hahion th decided udvsnt- ages thst give vnlue gel-excellence. You can get style than y peying {or it. but you can get style st this store by paying smodest, living rice for it. “Seuon- Able and meson: le" is our motto, end we live up to itstrictly, end ensble our outcome to benefit by all it menus. . . VV touch with'ii'e’ 351.353 is the talk of the. street. tad enforce our position by qfleqng nibble. up-to-dm __, ,7 CROCKEBY. BRUSHES <IIIII> :36 Inches wide, at 60c, 65c and 75c. at 30c, 35c, 450, 50c. 60c and 65c. with Borders at 900. $1, $110 and $1.25. ', with Stair and Borders at $1. “’6 have THE STOCK. and w}; direct to HEADQUARTERS an: â€"w001 Carpets â€"Brussels( â€"Tapestry Carpets â€"Moquette See our beautiful asst Flowers before pun Prices right. â€"-â€"Clothcs Horses â€"Hangin;r Lamps -â€"Wash Tubs and Boards â€"C!othes Lines and Pins â€"I.ooking- glasses â€"Knivcs, Forks and Spoon; â€"â€"Flmvcr Stands : â€"â€"Brooms, Mops and Soaps always the Choicest and ORAN GES for Table use or Manilalad Cheese Band. made to order ”‘1 BOIIQTO. all size. up to 250 hot? P LEVEY, 13 5:. Pun-ca. Linda}: B“ CREA‘IEBY. CHEESE £40.70!" £87. CENTRIFl/GAL CUR/15:" '. ANDERSON, Kent~st., opp. Campbell’l THC AUCTION MAI Opp. Benson House, OR SALE. Mannfictured Under Patent FLOWERS BANAJVAS 50cand60c. Capes $5. $6 and S SUN DRIES. the lowest pd! 1‘I.‘ ENGLISH, SJ CANADIAN Trauserings, 01 UGHT SPRING NEW SHOP NEW GO‘ NEW BHAMPI at our store 1 for genuin MI‘ I - Merchan‘ have opened or at the south-ea and Cambridg: maket, with a Stock of the ve: Our glgtfo PRICE 1" We c (all and s< Edwing t: Priestley Gloves everything Our stock new and stand and believing ‘ new store I most mods to show go Sto latel‘