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mural uuu .down to J. Cflgy;avi>e§-li§i7 "The nax PRACTICAL J oma.â€"Some of our boys me getting may. The other evening three of them moved Mr: J. Brgfif’s milk-Stand J-__ L- 1- n V- Vuu-u ;v do. ..... We notiée our {amâ€"1;; neighbor. Mr. J. Rodd, is in possession of a bicycie and judging from the speed he attains bids fair to become a scorcher. mats-1mm _ -___.-..---u, ununvfiuvfl, etc., to listen to. Strawberries. cream and all that go to make up a good tea. to eat, all for twenty-five cents. Nous.â€"Our contractor, Mr. T. Shearer, last week raised a large beam for Mr. Glenny of Little Britain. Mr. S. is : good man for a. job and gem his share to V FES’l‘IVA-I...â€"On Dominion day the Sunday school here will as usual hold their annual strawberry festival. The business is now in the hands of an energetic committee and a good program is being prepared. Speaking by eminent clergyman, singing, recitations, dialogues, _;- (mopsâ€"The crops here generally are looking Well. The rain having: ceased to come the low lying lands will now Im prove in appearance. P on LAB. ~â€"I‘m: “ATCHMAS is fast be coming a very popular paper in this vicjnity. Axxn'm;sAR\'.â€"â€"’l‘he anniversary of the Methodist Sabbath school will be held on Sunday, July 4th. Sermons will be preached u: 230 by Rev. J. R. Reel of Woodville. Ac 7 p.m. aerxice will be held in the church in the interest at the Endeavor work. The afternoon service will be held in A.P. Mark’s grove, east of the village ...... On Monday at 1.30 p.13. there will be a platform meeting. Tea served from 4 until 7 p.m. At 7.30 a. musical and literary entertainment will be held. For particulars see posters. been! to the Watchman. 3966151 to the Watchman. Domxiox DAY CELE):X:ATIO.\'.-â€"The Presbyterians of Oakwood and Cam- bray will again hold their annual pic nic in J. D. McCrimmon'e grove, 0n the Dakwood mad nOrth of Brown’s school house and third lot west, on the 15: ol‘July. There Will be a program of sports and games as usual. Re freshments will be served on the grounds. Admission 2250 and 150. Tu MHITLVH.â€"-Dominion Day is to be celebrazcd here by a. teaumeting in con- nection with St Andrew’s congregadcn An excellent program is bemg prepared and an unusual good time is expected. Come all and enjuy yourselves. LOCAL NEVVS-LETTERS Sam-m to the Watchman. 89361.11 te the Watchman. LI NJ) 811 Y. â€"-Cz:;\~ rt ’)c,13(~.20£'. -5c,1.'r~.1nd.)Oc â€"Mcns Smmx‘ uom 5c to .51 0 â€"Scff ft'i! hats :‘i 137“ :Suft felt hats 50C ‘GOOd i‘Il'ih‘X’il link 5 ill. 1- 1‘: â€"Be!tm' Fedora " Us a! 1'4! ~â€"Fur h-iéum hats. \\ 01m .r 2 tor $1.50 â€"Goninn Bennett-'5' Hats, usually sold at $2.50 for $32.00 â€"Full assortment of‘ 3 i ‘1 in nson Co's c0. '9‘ ;:~.m1 hats 211 1201101» and Derbys ll: . wk) Clothi g â€"Bnys’ 2 piece Nan-y Serge Suits, 5 to 8 yrs,“ 990 â€"â€"Bov3’€.’ piece Tweed Suits, 5 to 8 yrs, 31 .25 -â€"-Y( uths’ 3 pier? Quit 3 $2.50 ~11“; s Suits htb. 2.50 â€"Men’ 3 Suits at . ~~“.".’.'.'5 -â€"M‘xw :. Suirs ma ‘2' .1") ~30!) special Suit 3, worth from $9 to $14 {01'5“ and 5'7 50 -â€"Mcn’ s 15:“) s 750, 19“.: $1 0“ 31.2 â€"I>.- -ys l’ants c. xnmcucu at 250 THURSDAY, JUNE 24th, 1897. Carpets and Cu riais. Special May Bargains in ' ' Carpets at 29c. 390, 450 . .nd _ \4 “'02 1 --Hemp Carpets at 10c. 12fc and 10c â€"L we Curtai ‘s 2}; v.13 Inn" per pair y. .. ‘3 .5 â€"L.‘t( Ebe "Qfllatcbman. -â€"Para.<o!s at 20c â€"Parasols at 25c »}"trw:v:is at 402 â€"P.- trasols at 50c -â€"Pam3u.s regular $1‘ or 750 -- Par Janis regular $1.25 for 950 â€"â€" '2" . B. Shirt Waists at 75c, Sland $1'25 -â€" M: o chm; er gradws ~Soamfess Cashmere Hose ‘25:: â€"--Ladies’ Vests at 50 â€"â€"SD€ci .1 Vest, worth 15c, for 10¢ ~113xtr:». fine quafiries at 15c and 20c Gloves, Hosiery and Vests. oâ€"Ladies’ and Children’s Gloves from 10c ~â€"Extra good values at 15c, 20c and 250. -~ Fmt Mack cotton Hose 5: n}: c x. x we igh: cotton Hose 10c "'TMIUES 71ermsd orf dye “anod”1 15c MERCHANDISE WILL NEVER BEWW MCHEAPER THAN IT IS NOW. hm! PBIQEUEBV wW GNU Parascls a? d S‘mrt Waists KENNY'Sâ€"OPS Corset and Whitewear. EAST MANILE VALENTIA. OAKV‘JOOD‘ SONYA. 66 C) Lisle‘Thrend 25c u‘ 6‘ $y @ARTER l‘ h‘ (6 $1.00 _..v w.‘. vv 1' [1th and Lindsay BagséiL't Auzciation held in Port_ Perry, returned home with th- Â¥.P.S.C.E.â€"A s ial r0 ‘ in Pprepamtion for thiecfefithf) gramme u ERSONAL.-Ml‘. and Mrs. Gri he also Mr. Fred Veala, delegatesto‘glliicb‘; and Tina-nu Rnnb:~£ A..--x-‘:h FIsmNG.â€"A_ nuixiger of our Reaboro people are takmg advantage of the fish. ing season to enjo a leasanb out' Plum Point. y p mg at IMPROVEMENTS â€"Mrs. Watson and Mr. T. O’Neil are placing stone foundation-s under their houses. . . .Bv the building of a. new fence, Mrs. Moore has added to the beauty of farm and roadside ...... A very neat: job of roadwork ism progress near the creek, where it was so badly needed. . . .How about our new sidewall; as a testimony of loyalty to our Queen? Excvnsxomâ€"The annual Reaboro Sunday school excursion to Port Perry. although not largely attended as usual was a decided success. 5U "Hr: inc Spock! to the thchnnn. ,, .V-_v-..v-. "um VIcL, auu lflUn D“ at his face. Fortunately help was a? hand and the dog was driven off, other- wise it: might have been very serious. As.- It is, he escaped with a slight wash in one ear. Dr. Gould of Penetang dressed the wound. BITTEN BY A Don.â€"0n Thursday while Douglas, the little son of Mr. Walter Hill, was playing with their dog it pitched at him, knocked hxm ovar, and then hit ,fl- -v.~ .71 vv llbl“ DU'FII- REoovm'.Ixa.â€"Mr. Evans’ and Mr. Cunnmgs’ have recovered from scarlet fever. We are glad to see them our again. FOOT BALLâ€"Una evening last week the foot ball team item Lefaine’s corners paid our team a visit. playing a friendly match, which resulted in a victory by a score of 4 goals to 0. On Thursday even- ing our boys visited Lefaine’s and were again victorious by a score of 1 to 0. Rm-.uns.-â€"We are pleased to see that the Methods: church 15 being, thoroughly cleaned and repaired. A fine platform has been built, and inside the walls have been tinted, adding much to the appear» ance. All will be in fine shepe for the annual tea to be held soon. (L lmornin: when Jim went down with his [milk-cm he kept lifting the can up but could find no place on which to restit. The “dunCing platform" was gone. It is said that J. B. walked up and down the road with his hat off for some considerable time in order to cool the flood of angry passions and words that were inclined to rise. However. the following day the milk-stand was replaced, and the boys will make all damages, including loss of: time, good. One of them has offered to Work one month in the winter free of lcharge. another will pay $54 cash and the third is to sing “Sweet Marie” for twu weeks without stopping. Shamanâ€"Messrs S. Hawthorne and Will Powers have started their road job. PERsosAL.â€"Mr. Downey spent the Queen‘s jubilee fishing ...... Mr. Haw- thorn and M. Miller visited their old friend Tom last week. . . . . .Jack gave us a call last Sunzlay. Special to the Wntchmn. â€"â€"uc;gux xuu u>>urullcqt~ 0t fllun S Fancy Shn‘ts, at 500. 700, .51 and $1.25 ~131ack Sam: Shu‘ts, specxal 39v and 50c ~Bx‘ack Cashmere Socks. worth 330 for â€"Beautifal a§§ort_rpent of Men‘s Fa r". . . â€"-“'ove:: Washing Ties 10: or 3 for :35: -â€"Silk Knots or Derbyw‘ 2 for 25c -â€"Men's:iml Boys' unlaundricd Shirts â€"Speciz11 unluundried Shirts, linen bosom â€"-â€"Pcrfect fitting white Dress Shirt 50c â€"Sec our Imperial \‘Corking Shirt 500 â€"â€"-Fine summer Shirts and Drawu‘.‘ 23C â€"Frcnch Bulbriggzm Shirts and Drawer 25c -â€"Fmther Ticking for Sc â€"\\'hite Cut-pct Warp “hunch"flSc â€"Colorcd Carpet \Vm‘p “hunch" $1.15 «Big \‘uiucs in Twecds m 2‘50 â€"Marselles Bed Spread, size 75 x 90 weight 3 his lbs, for 9°C. â€"â€"3 Spools Own" Thread for 1W- -â€"4 pearl Balls 25c â€":,‘(; inch l~ actorv Cotton ac â€"226 inch Bleached _(‘otton_ Sc ~â€"Shaker F lanncls ac (30. 7c and 100 ~â€"'."10\\ ellinza, s_m1ps at JC aml' ac â€"â€"'lowels 2 f'0r ac -Extra Large Toweis_ ° for 150 ~50 inch flaming: 24c â€"â€"F ast- 00101 Gin 4"ham )C â€"Hca\ y Sheeting: Inc â€"Cottou:1des at 12:0 â€"Bi2 job just to ian, 1:22 piecec, ALL wom. Serges, 36 and 42 inch (33 shades) to be closed at 25c and 30c â€"Beautiful Mk Lush-es at 250, 35c, 40c, 50c â€"Biack Sicilians at 23c, 350. 715c and 60c â€"Shot Lustres at 39c -Bicyc:e Suitinge at 40c and 500 â€"P»luck Valores at 330, 450, 500, 130:: â€"â€"}:‘;mcy effects from 24c aw, .4)» auu uv You will find our New Stock made up entirely of goods that are trustworthy and serviceable. and our complete assortment insures perfect satisfaction and easy selec- tion. “'0 wish everyone to know that we are giving great Bargains in the best line of goods we ever sold. Come early and see u§. â€"Fast color Prints at Sc, 80, 10c and 1:30 â€"Neat designs in black and greys at l2§c â€"-Tartan reds fast and pretty at 10c â€"â€"Challies in neat patterns at? 7c â€"Linen effects 10c -â€"Plisse at 12.30 and 4c â€"Cashmere Impvriuls 14c â€"Or;::mdics and Dumtyes from 12§c â€"-Beautiful ranfle colored Dress Muslin 20c, 23c and L5c Prints and Cotton Goods. Men's Furnishings. RANDOLPH»TINY‘ REABORO. Dress Goods. Staples. Staples. fiimshaw may. successful ever held here. It is 0 Whitby “hunted there was over two hundred I: held in presgnt. The foot ball match between with th - l Halxbnrtan and Gelert tesulted z to 0 GELERT AND THE NORTH spam: to the wmnm Promoâ€"The picnic held on the foot ball grounds on Thursday last: by the Golan public school was one of the ia: to the results of the trial. The Magistrate sentenced him to 3 months imprisonment in the Lindsay jail at hard labour for each of the two cases of stealing the pork and clothing, he also committed him for trial at the next court of competent jurisdiction on the charge of burglary on thei premises of Mr. Langford, DorseM MINDEN ARRESTED.-â€"A young man named William Fuller, son of Charles Fuller. formerly of Sherbourne, but now of Kingston, was arrested at Dorset 0n , Saturday last for theft, and Mr. Shrigley J. P. telegraphed to Poliw Magistrate Fielding here to go and try ‘ the case, and bring a constable with‘ him. Mr. Fielding on receipt ofthe message on Monday at once started north taking Mr. VVelch, the Minder) constable with him. On his arrival in Dorset the prisoner was brought before the police magistrate, when Fuller was charged with stealinga side of bacon from Messrs. Mickle and Diament, a bag of shanty-men’s cloth- ing at Loon Bay and about $50 worth of goods from Mr. Langford, merchant in Dorset. The bacon and consider. able of the other stolen stuff was found and nearly all the clothing Fuller was wearing at the time of his arrest is claimed to have been stolen. The case was adjOurnd to Minden Friday forenoon before Police Magis- taate Fielding when David Cairns swore to catc‘glng the prisoner steal the side of bacon from the wharf at Loon Bay, Hollow lake. Mr. Cairns also swore that the pants, drawers and overshirt worn by the prisoner when he was arrested was his property, hav- ing been stolen out of the lumber camp at River Bay and that the prisoner was in the camp the day the articles were stolen. The prisoner declined to ask the witness any questions, and seemed quite careless [ "Nousâ€"Mr. A. F. Brethour, our i fashionable man, is doing' a rushing busi- mcss in the tailoring line. Just call and leave your measure and he will do the rest. . .. . .The Methodist friends regre‘ very much the loss of their present pastor, Rev. J. W. Stewart, who goes to Maple. .. . . ..A number of the friends visited Vroomanton on Monday attending,’ the anniversary of the Methodist church. szsosnhâ€"Mr. Frank Reynolds and lady spent the holiday at Bewcrton, as :sisu did Mr. McIntyre and Miss White. Mr. Farrow and Miss L. White and Messrs Lipp. WiLsou and Moore. . . . . Mr. Maxalmil Hull visited Toronto on special Easiness....Miss Lena Switzer, Mr. V. S. Yerex and others spent the day in Toronto ...... Mr. J. L. prp anfl wife spgyt the holidaygat Orillia. Ramms. â€"Mr. J3 s. Brethour is doing excellcn: work rcpairiny our sichalks and streets. thzx's JI‘HXLL‘H â€"The true citizens of Sunderizuzd and vicmity royally cele- brated the diamond jubizee, some a: Beaverton, some at Tux-mtg and others elsewhere. by Mr. \rooman, the worthy 1eeve of li-lmck. Short speeches were delivered b‘y Dr. Gillespie of 03111111114101), presidcm 11f the Liberal Conservative association of North 0111:1111»; Mr. Riece, president of young conservatives uf CAnningtnn ;an<l Mr. W. H. Huyle, the coming M. 1’. P. for North Hut-(trio. Then folluwed the election of oilicers, which resulted as ful- lons: President Iichard P1111 is, - vice- president, steph Oliver ,secretary. \\ 111. 1' «howduwn. 11113 1110011115: then adjnurn- ad tn meet 1:1,:11111f1r budness on hid-113 (:1' L111 il‘u‘. 21th. Mr: 1T1.\'«-.â€"-A meeting was held in the town hall on the e‘enixw of the 18th for the purpose of organizing a young con- servative c‘xub The chair was ably filled Specm to the Watchman. Cnran.â€"This week Rev. Mr. Drew Will an to his new field of labor and the Rev. Mr. McDonald ml! remove here. “'9 wish them both success. Tm; DIAMOND JUBILEE.-0n Sunday, the 20th, there was a grand service in this place in honor of the Queen’s diamond Jubilee. The Sons of England seated the drill shed 39d decorated it with ever- greens, flags, bunting and flowers, and iinyited the sister society to join them. lThey formed in line at the English church in the following order: the Sons of Tem- perance. Royal Crusaders, Orange, Home Circle, the township council and then the S.().E.B.S., and marched to the drill shed. where addresses were delivered by the Revs. Drew. i’halen, and Creighton. The united choir. under the leadership of R. A. l’rusr. sang beautifully. There were 178 in the procession and there was fully one thousand present. Excmsmxâ€"The S. O. E. excursion on Saturday was a success. They had about two hours and a half at Sturgeon Point and the same in Lindsay, where they spent a. busy time buying).r goods, which they say were cheap. The com- mittee did everything they could to make things pleasant“. BUILI’HNlLâ€"B’Il‘. Werry has the founda- tion ready for his new house. A. Gully has the contract, which is a guarantee that it will be well done. . . . . .Mizs Emma Beacock is visiting friends m Toronto. , PEI‘.SO.\‘AL.â€"Mrs. Hobden left on Fri- day to join her husband in the States, where they intend to make it their home. Special to the Watchman. excursionists ...... Rev. J. W. Totten preached his farewell sermon toalarge audience last Sunday '(13ch) ...... Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robertson cf Scotch Lme were the guests of Mr. Thumaa. Culvert. . . . :.Miss D. Calvert of Lindsay is visiting fnenda here. D SUNDERLAND BLACKSTOCK‘ THE WATChMAN, LINDSAY THURSDAYJUNE 24TH 1897. Wheat. white .......... 00 70$ 1:000 71 “ red..... ...... 0069 toOOOO ‘ “ " goone..........00 61:1, toOOOO Buckwheat............ 00 321mm) 00 Rye. ....... ..0035 toOOOO Oats. 00 24 t00025 Pm....o.............w:45§ tOOOOO Barley......-.....-.. om28 tOOOOO Hay..................1000 to 1100 Straw. 600m 700 Brewed 11035.”... ..,. 6 50 to 6 7' Woodâ€"dry. beach and maple 2 ft. .......... 4 00 to 4 00 Tamar-ac long ............. 2 50 to 2 50 Tarmac abort ............. 3 00 to 3 00 Soft wood ............... 2 00 to 2 00 Sheep skins ..... . ........ 0 50 to 0 9O Tallow ....... . ........... 0 3 to O 3:} W001, washed ............ 0 17 to 0 19 Wool, unwashed‘ . . . . ..... 0 9 to 0 10 Hay, perton.......... Honey pet lb ...... . . .. Cream per qt ......... Sage per bunch. . ...... Lard per lb. . , . . . . Straw per load ......... Timothy ...... . . .' ..... Clover, Alsike, per bun. Clover, Red ..... . ..... Hidesâ€"Beef .......... Woodl Emrs, per dozen. . . . . ...... Tgfikeys per 11) ............ Hogs, hve weight, per cwt Lamb, per lb ............ Dressed Hogs. . . . oooooooo Potatoes per ban g.oooo Buckwheat ...... Barley, per bushel Rye ........... . . . 03138,... ..... Peas, small ., ........ Peas, Mummies ..... Peas Blue ......... Blackeye peas ...... Fall Wheat per bushel Fyfe Wheat do do.,. . Spring do do Goose do do. Mchmâ€"In Ops, on Sunday, Tune zoth 1897, Michael McCabe, aged 77 years. BECKâ€"On the 15:11, in Yerulam. Victoria Beck, aged 17 years, daughter of Edward Beck. MALI 0N.â€"A! Lmdsay, on Thursday, June t71h, Hugh Manon, aged 63 years. J1:\\'Ia1"1'.â€"In Rochester. on thr 9th ins1.. Stephcn, eldcst son uf Mr. Ias. jeweu, Port Perry, aged 38 years, 9 mnmhs and 20 days. Ronâ€"RM: l‘OV. â€" \t the residence of the brides paxenis come: L‘oml and \ ic'cria- due. on the 23rd inst., l.) the lwv. S. I. Slmrey, Mr. Waiter Butv 0f\li(ilan“ m.\1is;lda, eldest daughtcr of Mr. I. \X. Britten, G. T R. conductor. I11\1111:so.\â€"I)A\111so.\ â€"At LittleI Bri‘ min, on 111:: 231d inst. ., by 1111.- Rev. . B. Stratum, Mr. \\. J. Henderson, \I.B., of Cuminglon, to Miss Louie Davidson, third daughter of, Mrs. IxoLerz “undersea of Little Britain. C0031}‘.Sâ€"\\'A’I‘SO.\'.-â€":\t the residence of the bride’s parents, Lindsay, on 111: 22nd insL, by the Rev. j. “I Macmillan, assisted by Rcv. 'l' r‘ I v I - - - > ’ v‘v L. S. Iluflwon, \Vm. 11. Ct mm! H to MES (I don (Iau 3,th of Mr. James \\ axson. BIRTHS. MINTHmLVI-Lâ€"At. l’mvlc’s Corners" on June xotl , the: wife of Mr. A. E. Mimhomc. of ason. anmxomuy.â€"me. Dean. phrezmloz- ist. a clever graduate of the American Phi-emolngical Institute, will he at Bob- caygenu next Week. His charges are very moderate. var: STOCKâ€"There is a brisk demand for lambs at present throughout the county. Mr. I). Kellett of Haliburton is buying. W. \V. Crawford of Bowmam'iile shipped a earload of cattle and lambs on Fri- day last, and is buying aga‘7n this week. J UNE 22ND â€"Most of the Gelert people celebrated the Queen’s jubilee either at Haliburton or Minden. At ; Haliburton a cricket match was played in the forenoon; racing, jumping, etc., in the early part of the afternoon. The centre of attraction was, however, the return foot ball match between U‘elert and Haliburton, which began at 3.45 pm. After one of the liveliest and best exhibitions of foot bull playing ever seen in the north the result was a tie, one goal eat'h being scored. Mr. M. N ewall was referee, and seemed to give satisfaction to both sides. At Minden a grand picnic was held in the agricultural grounds under the auspices of the Oddfellows and Orangemen. The foot ball match between Minden and Stanhope resulted 1 to 0 in favor of Minden. A match was also played bl tween the Orangemeu and Othlfel- lows, in which the wearers 0f the orange had the best of it. Everyone seemed to enjoy the afternoon immensely. Toronto Farmer’s Market. in favor of Gelert. Mr. D. Kellett umpired the game. The races for the school children resulted as follows: Boy’s race, nine and under, 1st Allin Phinney, 2nd Henry Clarke. Boy's race, over nine, 186 Howie Ritchie, 2nd Arthur Davson. Girl’s race, nine and under, Ist Gertie Cormor, 2nd Alice SellgWiCk. Girl’s race, overj nine, lst Katie Connor, 2nd Beatrice? Newal]. Girl’s walking match, lstl Katie Connor, 2nd Beatrice Newull. An excellent supper was provided by the ladies, which all seemed thoroughly to eppreciate. COMMERCIAL. Lindsay Markets. mum. do do . COARSE m VEGETABLES. GENERAL. BOBCAYGEON. MARRIAGES. DEATHS GRAIN . mmmwm 8000 ommm ‘605 W020 7000 mmmmwwd 423200. mmmwmw‘ mwmmwoj 423200“ 09 to 0 10 50 to 2 00 25 to 1 85 055 t0055 067t0017 0622:0062 062t006‘3 McfiWEYN ANDE RSON. 0! the town of linduy. in the u-umy 91 Victor], Solicitors :0 " said Admisu‘ator.-25~6. EDWARD MONTGOMERY. to the undersigned solicitors for Edward Montgomery, administrator of the estate of the said inn-state. their Christian and surnames, addreSSes and descrip~ ‘ tions, full particu'ars of their claims. and the mture of the securities (if may) hold by them. And the fluid Creditors are also to take notice that the ssid Administrator shad], alter the mid 17th dsy of July next. be at liberty to distribute the assets oi the said intestate, or sny put thereof, among the ice entitied thereto, nming regard only to the cisims of which he may then have notice, and shall not beiisb'e for said assets. or my pm thenoi so distributed.t0sny person 0! whose claim he shsii not hsve notice at the time of such distribution. mted at Lindsay, th s 16th day cf Juno, A.D., 1907 Pursuant toR.8.0. Chapter 110, Sec, 8‘. all credit- ors of Robert James Bruce, late of the township 0! mfipos't, in the countv (-1 Victoria, {ax-met, deceased, who died at said township of Mnriposa, on the 30th day 0! March, 1897, intestate, are hereby required to tend by post, prepaid, on or betoxe the ADM INISTRAIOR’S ‘I‘ll‘fl! Wm. Weeee will be at the Central House on Saturday iorenoon. June 26th, for the purpose of buying all kinds of horses. from fivcm ten nuns old. \H animals must be in gum] condition. sound and 00d In their class. WM. wusaâ€"ws-iz. V into the prem’srs of the undersigned. Lo: 7. Cm. 6, Eldon Towaship, about June lst,om: red .earling heifer. Owner is requested to pay expenses and uh “x“..A nL- -,_A‘ II Iniufiâ€" ...~ ‘.._ ...-_ .. “fly-”nova and rcinme the same, ALBERT FISEER Lorne~ ville P. 0. â€"‘.’6â€"3. , I, _ __ ‘- ‘ sible for any srticles bought or sold in cunm‘c- t'on with Lut :2. on the 10th, and L .t 4. (m the 11111, Cuuucssicns, Township of Sonurvilir, without. my consent. June ‘21. 1897.â€"£6. MALCOL \l COLE. HORSES WANTED. â€"â€" Mr. \\’n\ “7...“... ...:n L- . ‘ * School Section No. 16. Maxipnsn. Male T1 achcr preferred. Apply to E. MOLLON, Sun, June 23rd, 1291â€"26-1. Camhrny TEACHERMWAIXT‘EDâ€" For QnLHAI N OTICE.â€"-â€"I will pgtibci {gspom nflu‘n In- 0‘”.- ...:.L... L . THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MAN. We cannot afford, for the sake of our rep- utation, to have any but the best and latest clothing. We must offer at the lowest prices } This we do. COME AND SE15. There’s big value for you in our Double Header Sale. Two solid reasons why we want to unload. Will you stand by and see the un- loading done and not get a share of the advantages. COME AND SEE. I7TH DAY OF JULY, NEXT, (1897). c_- .V--. ...... lahger'trade and handle a larger stock. Our friends need not fear that under the new auspices Mr, B. J Gough will be less able than in the past to do his share as a successful ‘buyer and seller, for he still remains a member of the buying syndicate of Cough Brosâ€"buy- ing for eight storesâ€"â€"the largest clothing syndi- cate in Canada. (30311-2 AND SEE. The motive will be Spot Cash and your money back if goods are not as represented, You can’t judge of the values we offer unless you come and see the goods for yourselves, Cone AND SEE. I You can find your neighbors buying at our counters and saving money by i . So, too, can you. Come AND SEE. TRAYED HEIFER.â€"Came W e go to our Nev Store Dobson’ 5 Block comer of Kent and W ill' 1am sts, as soon as the‘,: can be made ready, Our removal illustiates the growth of the business. Its growth means satisfaction of customers “ho have brought trade to its doors The men store “ill fill a .<~.h.. , Our big Dissolution Sale will continue for 30 days longer. People will realize how ne- cessary it is for us to get rid 'of the goods when we say that in addition to the requirements of closing up the interests of the late firm there is the imperative call to clear stock before removing. TICE. 1-Dissolutiozs 01" Business. 0(1),}; Good; mi and contz‘ 2 .3 -I An? nrom Aumnnisl: for. Z-Removal to New Premises. “m uuymg public are notified tha the Stores of Lindsay will close at .‘ p.111. sharp on . . Thursdays, July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 BUSINESS MEN’S 6 BENTON 5553 é Free ' We be ve s: Gentleman’s PIS they should beâ€" buying public HALF-HOLIDAY. trouble. yonvenien'cé‘ "-~v n. It youf sign: is bad Sic-be, you m .. 3-. w .106. When you wish to have it dom unine your execâ€"FREE. When yeu want our advice in ca troubie we give it. to youâ€" FREE. H ”A..- “:7 Don’t fail to appreciate use y .11 ge_t}t free. ‘I'L _, 11‘ COSTS YOU NOTHING. OPTXCIANS, LtvaSAY. mr sightx's {ailingâ€"if your eves or the, you may have yoursc" much in- u'ence. suflertng or money by cmnixg and lmmmg how to remtdv um (Successor to Cough Bros. Co a ..... Lholidayjog the 3 300d thing just it done we ex. 1'31 case of exe 'vv “nu- remedy the that Commission 50 per cent. w: 8"“ * paid. Outfit Free. Duty outfit and territory. THE Dept 7. 356 Durham-It... CORNER DRU STORE :Red Blood AARSAPAAAA AAA "533 CAMPAUAAA 1W 75c PER BOTTLE. A most carefully pr??? combination of thorokd tested blood {trig-ma, SYStcm-renovating med‘j products. A clear skin. a keen 5. tite. good 6.5; 5:523. 3 liver and kidncgs Y3: \itality invariabi} 1031“ use of . . ure.. PREPARED fri'e Ins “III VICTORIA HUT tigént very 13 We ask your ‘ mam: of the othY Goods, 1 ‘ 3rd and contim 50" of our prcmi _ - M- In .J is 30375 fsiitsat 85”)“ ”the price 2.4: uh at 22c, ”1 mi ~Grahams at 2.3 - A. -.7 Lindsay’s Men’s Un 51:: $1.50. CHILD me our Do] to P0; 5c. Tc. a), $1. 50. goods _\‘ 1- Shirt 1r 12:. 15c. value ~‘ us at 61 Carpe‘ at :3. t