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. l I ? THE WAlCHMAN, LINDSAY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29TH. 1895. 1 SA VAGE REDUWUVS ; Policy that Dominates every Department in the Mammoth FORCED-TO-SELL Sale. W Volume VIII. Number 36, /___._.__~ Is the ' fi d increase the roar of business. We have never enough to take the bull by the horns and sell the e add fuel to the re an brand-new Clothing, Cloths, Tweeds, Hats and Caps, Furnishmgs, etc. P€0ple ______________â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"- PRICES OUT IN TWAIN- you make. Values have been let loose and cost of production has gone on a vacation and made a plaything of. Purse openers like these around your sense of ec 125 isc AND- r0 SPEAK wrrnix no 2.1;: It s a case oilâ€"The more you buy the more make nick sellina all over the store, and brings crowd after crowd of enthusiastic shoppers, and the promise of still busier days. onomy, xgw FALL 0003» :11?- it at"; Thingsq must hum), for the goods are destined to depart, tagged with half-price tickets. We are in dead earnestâ€"the hour has a 3?; comeâ€"the time is ripeâ€"rain or shine the bargains will be here. Although cart loads have been taken away to the homes of . a J" happy purchasers, the l‘argain counters and shelves appear as full as ever. DO you want a suit of Clothes for the price of . . . 7 " ’ 7 1 ‘ ' r elre will be WCarlllf’ it for on. Here are a few startlers :â€"â€"$2 90 W111 buy Young Men 5 and 1011th SUNS, worth from $°."" to "’7 ‘n' i, . “3’ or somebody i i‘ > 0 Good Tweeds, Serges and Worsteds. J /: $J 30’ “d“e up it Buys Men’s Suits, worth from $5.50 to 8.00, made u ‘ . i. . $309 Worsteds. $ p m good T‘Weuo. Sergcs and Will buy Boy’s Two-piece Suits, worth from $2.50 to .00 m d ‘ ' .: . ' $1. 80 well lined and trimmed, not to rip. $4 ’ a cup m Drcsmg Fabntsz THE WONDERFUL J CHEAP MEN. making them? Dorf. think too lo ‘ cur stock is rapidly afn')roac‘ti§".;_; C. It? nd finest ever shown by us. - n. .321. 1 . ~ ason has been imported titre: it 2: - .ur inspection of the following 1:33.: and} venues as: ., "eadvâ€"B’Iade Mantles '5'; \ . ”- ’“â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"’~â€"_._.â€"â€"â€"â€"___. ' ..~_.V.,.mb____¥fifi_ifl 7-â€" . O-S . - , . , . . LINDSAY MARKETS _.... ,. â€"\ 01f Cloaking . .. _ L°$t been handed u. ' 5 lgh esteem m Recei its at the local market are some- mâ€"Ez'g-Sportmg Notes. l' u .1 Ck Dress GOOdS >t-;:‘ ' v . “hich hev Mr MacMillan is held on the l ‘ ‘ ‘ â€"â€".>\s the Lindsay foot hall team is expected ' a " . A: leader. litlls. (on Tuesday last, home? Pacific slope and the great work he what dullthese days, and the downward to journey to (‘lcn-irin and {like P'Ifl uy1n 6 es ways eans 00110111 reize Cloakings ,. x, gammy. ti~.!,-wn;v ".«i ‘t1 ‘ 2’ " - ‘3’ -- ’ . . i r xw‘ . - "o - .' ‘ .. ‘ ‘ .‘ a i him as t 1‘:.ll\.‘l.iL (it‘ll :' l (T.ciltl1lllbl\;11 , accomplished while there .â€"- His dtpart tendency of Cereals do not promise much in the tournament m that \ illauc. every kicker an rev Plannels . - .. MN“ ”10““ 5;;ght.y‘crz’.cncu. 1 ”Kids“! 1L. ure causes GUI mind to revert i0 a period, 1“ the way “f improvement. bprmg and is {U nested to be up at the‘ Unoin school ’ . ' A d ‘ . 1 . “diam? rm‘li‘m; ”7 hmmg a? 911}an 5 “'hiCh vieWed by 3.‘ Vancouverlte, seems a fall wheat has been gradually going down Lirounldsto-inoriow (Friday) so as to let the ' WEIppCT U00 > 1 i i i, Lita. ’ I)“. 1liiiiliiv long time. nearbi tour 5185:1530. l‘lehc'iiaz: until the I‘llâ€"11‘9“ quote is 65° per bushel. Culituin select the players and their respective Gonomy se 18 a. arge ncome i lotl‘lS and TWCCQS l 1.. $5 35'"; i ‘ ' stranger arrn u m ' This wheat is all purchased by test. and if pmimmg I 'eady-Made Clothing . : ace Curtains . ..\_.‘.~._ en’s Furnishings â€"_â€"-+â€"â€"â€"â€"‘ voun", tall. robustjand energetic. he had _ . it geiiial laugh. a winning manner. and an the grain falls below ()0 lbs per bush. one almost exhaustless storeof anecdotes cent per pound is deducted on each TO THE PATRONS through which his \vittiCisms sparkled. bushelzon the other hand one cent per m- Furniture and Upholstering. M. l'.. Tangney for L'pholsteringandall “no.3. i urniuir’ ch ‘3" for €11le YOU can he was benevolent. charitable. and full of , , .. ) . , - . . ) ..- . dies’ Underwear :i\e lllxviitfi ivy nit-an; yin old l’arlor Suites faith. a man of strong convictions. .an 183‘“)? 1“ it‘lii‘l f‘g):\:;c?s 'llléiiliiimiirii: ltd}: 19”,.“ â€"OF|'1‘HEâ€" \\ C manufacture OJl} the best class of goodS, which we can. 55: ets Oil ClOtlF 31C. :. \ [insignia l-v 15.51161mimictolocka‘oniost earnest Christlianévqkf ‘1‘“? ""9353,“ i)“ 1‘);ng Tileulllcre'ts‘bd were”; 1m _.._-._.- for less money than wholesale men. Just now we are makin’7 tire: arp ’ H . ’ . l“ ’ 4 .‘ll is of Picture Framing elor uence ant was Wit re p easan y . .. i: . - . BELL TELEPHONE C0 , _ ,. ’ ,,. . ~ ' f b to... . I“. All i. it . eoniiciousbf these and many others ot his resulted in a heavy yield and now the . for the uorlting man, lining and warp both doubled and twisted. ha; l‘rict-s reasziizitlrie and work th good qualities. lle went. to Mount fears ofan over production is having l.“ u I ‘ I 0 Pleasant. A feeble "“5510" was struggl- distressinrr effect upon the market values. The All ngl‘lt Servzce of the ing in embryonic infancy and those \\ ho a were watching it feared its existence and Eh" purlcelias graduallyreceeded from Bell '1 ClellOllC CO. Wlll commence would soon cease. The stranger imbued sax... to 5432.1) for the best. Red clover 51.: PT “I‘d Egg?) .. it with his zeal. 1t tlirove. It increased and timothy has not commenced toniove, ' 3 'M" '-. L .'__, With a rapidity marvellous even to a \ 9’“ and conse uenily there are no prices 35â€"1 E. M. QUIRK, Local Manager couverite. Mount Pleasant Presbyterian u ted “la, ta ids ti It for, Qs‘ t) mission becamea self-supporting church. ‘l 0 ' 3 S 1 rm. r l ’o’ L very handsome appearance and will wear like leather. :cc. to 2:5 o2 yard. Another special line is a fine lambs-wool fancy slifrtiiidhr'iii; i our customers claim has given constant service for three vcarsvzxz 30¢. per yard. \l'liitc Canada wool blanket (union) size 1176xonipiiii $2.00 per pair, this is not below cost, but is less than inanufatture; prices to wholesale houses. In Hosiery and Knitted Underwear. vii ..â€"â€"â€"-â€"-.â€"‘â€"â€" Y.M.t‘..A. Notes. â€"-(,)n Salil 11111 next the yonngmens' meeting “I". be addressed ivy Rev. 'l. R. lrazerxli. .-\. ‘.\ :5 understand that this will l)C Mr. Fraser 5 l. st \‘i‘pl nth in town and we hope to see u We are anxious to have yoJ we have the best values 11: "be u this District. m... -m’.“ K . ’ t . . . , v . i" ) \ a v . . _ . “H. ‘.-..’:;;k' unwashed :\ll young l‘ilt'rl should A place of worship was erected. inns bio-per: ton. 1 roduce and poultry are ANTFD sate )ou 10 per cent, straight. Ct.oict‘:‘>“’f 11" ”1‘0 i‘rt’tii'o l'i‘“ mum-’1 ’l‘cn‘l “W building was soon inadequate. An ad- Chmmfl 1“ fa” supply W‘th fatrly actt‘v'C Wi ‘ 1 i k ':\“>~ Ho. loath-1‘ minimum, ' )XCCllC: begins 11?. (lition \\'a;" “Ride and n0\\' Stands er'e Of $3.163 Ill current Drlces. V .- l "N i i . 5 " “ ' -. - ’ -- ' 7.- ,. '1‘ ur‘laé’: nill ho ise soil is at alout .’.U. _ 4. 1;. Stuttents -.ir.-.-. strangers Ct’l’illdli‘l; izivncd debt. With a membership roll of nearby-"lilo Fall Wheat per bushel. . . . 0 1m to O in) 0 I) U L" a H ‘Amilv‘ntu ) S’ to want 2032-12?agnsgiigfiiiiitsitcii-‘Sriici'eli(iiigetli‘iig aaiiil 1‘6“" Fall whet“ 1’01‘ buSh-o ll 65 t0 9 ‘35 3.3-2. Tm: WATCllllAX. v. . n ‘ - Q . 2 ‘ ;\ . , i ‘ .‘ . . 3 ' t '7 1? -‘\"'\‘ “('l‘mi' ‘ epttmber m’ Ir st): or more soc.eties working tn conyunc- Fyfe “ he“ do do, - - - - - U (’7’ t0 ll l” ., HOME MADE YARN A SPECIALTY. HORN BROS. Robinson, secretary, who has been off on a three months holiday trip to lllS home in Eroiand is exrected to be back to town to “a. assume his titties. ”â€" tion with the church. It is not needful to New Fyfe Wheat per bush.. 0 65 to O 65 ' name that stranger. His more than ordin- lSpring do do , _ , _ 0 6:") to 0 (55 WANTED. ary ability. his companionable dispOSttlon, New Spring Wheat (10 ~ _ . 0 65 to 0 65 __ 3333:: ’33.’3:.:33”:3”’33: ”33:33:; Goose do do. - - .. o s to mews or m m 8mm. liuiiitirig in the interior, climbing the Buckwheat --------------- 0 33 t0 0 30 The undersigned is prepared to purchaSe 100,000 LINDSAY AND WO‘ 1 Board Of Health. peaks of the coast range, or breaking Barley, per bushel. . . . . . . . O 35 to O 40 tons cf hay and straw. lllbllcst prices paid. . , .- . - ‘ 'S-L. R. STOCKDALE- . 11 Arm: ( i the board of health was records by throwing the shoulder \\ eight Rye .............. . . . . . 099 to 0:19 3 ’ relilx'lidesdavi eveninfl in the council m Alberni, whether delllivering a leptbure Potatoes new per bag ..... 0 on to 0 no LINDSAY WOOLLEN MILLS. 3- . . , , j: ‘ llllllllllll‘llllllllllllgll opium aid by 3,15 .1... following {35,853,333ngg§3§,;gg,;3d3,gg;,gegtgg Butter per 1b ............. 0 16 to 31:, .._.. I.-- W“- alllllllllllllllllfllllllll“ . ' ” . members were present: Thos. \V‘alters, while at home in his own church on Mount Eggs, per dozen. - - - - ------ 0 £0 50 0 1- . ’ E l chairman ; and Messrs. H. \\ alters, Pleasant he was loved This was shown Oats, . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 0 :9 to 0 2? BUlldeI’S Hardware, OF co U .5 9 I millx’ Mclntnsb. Maunder and Touch- by the crowds vvhohtlloclied todhear 11.13: Peas, small ............... 0 00 to 0 50 RSE " E I ' . . .. . . ' . oltn tli e preach. by the w o e ,Iearte ness “'3 Peas Mummies ........... 0 55 to 0 55 , - _,_ I , bum. ”‘de fiftiiiifdégalmhwvrhc 010:8: which all his congregation worked. With Peas, Blue ............... 0 50 to O 5“ ThreShePS Supplles, 817d tne “mm” .1) ' him during these tour years harmoniously ness before the board was light, and the b their : rivate conversations. and by Chickens, per pair. . . . . . 0 £35 to 0 4.0 - - - meeting adjourned in three quarters of ”Keir earn?“ pleadings before me presby. Ducks, per pair ........... 0 at) to 0 ()0 BBSt Lubrlcatlng 011 YOU SOON llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll‘ 1| . duty to remain with friends to whom he 017: and showed the water to be m a "91'? » had become so greatly attached and we l . A re ort of analysis of water . tery to persuade him to remain when the Hay, per ton ............ 8 00 to 10 00 ~. - , t:l::d'1i:0miMr.pl C. Armstrong’s well on . questilon Iotf'his can go idhglsegd‘t‘ligt 31;: Honey her 1b.. . . . . . . . . . 0 06 to 0 05 30c. PEP GALLUB. When you sufi'er fro ‘ to ' rth of Russell-st.. was presented. ”“53? : ‘5 “.0 0 e . . _: Cream per qt ,,,,,,,,,,, 0 20 to 0 20 . u e Â¥h9’3§fivoio was made by Mr_ E. Greg, MacMillan hesrtated, hoping to see it in. Hogs, 1m weight, perm 4 50 to 4 60 Flows and Plow Pomts, o bad fitting and p00 Turkeys per lb .......... 0 (ll) to O 10 l l damerous condition. The medical health ' admidebethe character1 thgt tcorald sayflhe léed l’léms per baSklit“ . 00 25 to 00 35 Kitchen Furmshlngs, Shlfes- You run D0 I'lSl ' E 1 t ’3 s i": ‘ th- t seweraoe or W011] cause it was 1i3_ ‘1 Yo 'espite e teen aces er bus “at . 1 00 to 1 00 . := ' om?” wa‘ of C “10“} ii a W J’- t fact that he was leavmg friends .for A ,les 8‘; bf 00 40 t 00 â€"0 Clothes erngers, $2.50, W en you purChase Gill 3; But the Oil } C drainage from cesspoo was Dig-"1° m 0 strangers. and loving looks for critical Afik p b g. ' I i H . 0 2- Stamped Shoes. :5 5 d. the well. The inspector was instructed stares. We wish him the success he 81 e per use ............ .560 to 4 .3 , . g to OfiCr a goo to notify Mr. Armstrong that he must deserves and, though Vancouver loses for An English Ewa;;£‘n;;l;és Somo'r "ml Granlte Iron PreseI’Vlng , E . c. supply his tenants with good wholesome a. time Whom one she‘is proud to have been Statement. About Them 0 ° Kettles . .:=: 13an {1111 drinkino' water, and six days were given benefitted bV, she hopes that he méfi' , . ° our CUStOIIleI‘S W111 get 5 b ' a h'ch to comply with his order some day return in the by no means dlSv Take, again, the friendship of one wom- ; him m w 1 M A tron" it is but fair tant future and .remain. Success and on for another when both stand upon the 50 and 600 EACH SOme E . In pistice to r.. rm: , ll ‘, t . happiness to him in the meantime and some moral and social level. It is in nine COMPRESSED CHARSOAL ‘ 2 â€"â€"â€"-â€"""""â€"'_â€"â€"â€" to Sgtvdthtat he:1 ciiilegitsi ct :ggteblxasogpy iiir forever! “fies out of ten devoid of the obligations at V AN CAMP’S s E +- ten 8 01‘ 0 ‘ . H” o 0 alt and honor whl h inh ° 3 ' ' r ." . lawn sprinkling purposes ------ The re- FENELON FALLS- the fiionydship between 31163113311 2:111:33: FILTERS B I u BARGAIN E our httle gu‘l denbb 8' port of the sanitary “11139919?“ 5““de the Special to the Watchman. other. There is loss reserve in it and also ' ‘ 15 g t m-n to been a very _ ea t y 00“ IUOD at GARDEN Faginâ€"Remember the garden less sincerity, for a woman will reveal her ""â€"’â€"â€" ' , :â€" P‘refiznt , ..... On motion Capt. Crandell party on .Fridav evening. 3§0th inst., under heart of hearts toafriend and quarrel with This Filter is made f th Durlng .the neXt few W99 NEW was heard regarding outlet of sewer at the auspices 0f the hnghSh church. In her the next day because she has pirated 0 car en. some llnes IIIUSt g0 befall - addition to local talent, Mrs. Pilkie, Mrs. th? upper wharf, Lindsav-st. - Thelstencih L. Goodwin and Mr. John Petty of Lind- artsmg therefrom, the captain c aime ’ say will take part. The local band will was not only disagreeable bl“ 3 menace also be in attendance. to public health, and a great annoyance NEW ORGA.\_'_.-Mr. J 03. Welsh pur- to patrons of his steamer. Some three chased abeautitul organ last week from years ago the council had passed a res- Mr. \V. \V. Logan, of Lindsay. ware and is fitted with a moveable - plate so that when necessary the StOthakmg' carbon may be taken out, thor- ou hl wa h d ' , re pglacied. s e in clean water and DONT FORGET In her bonnet or alienated an admirer. Such relations never become stable or sacred be tween women, for they are apt to begin by chance, proceed with passion and die at abreath. Even at fever heat awoman never gives as much to another as she We will give an allâ€" 100. a yar . sun matchable anywner llllll"ll'll’lllll‘lllll‘lllilil‘lll . , - - gives to her lightest lover and at, any mo- It is the ch . g: olution to put in pipe; to cagry odd the . OAKWOOD ment she is ready to sacrlilco her friend at pattern manut espest and Simple“; E ' 5 ' i . sewerage, but this .a never een one. Speclal to the Watchman. the behest. of any man in whom she is th' _ ac meet and we ofl‘er CM :1: ames Rlbbe as ll] Something Should be done’ and at once. HELP TO BUILD UP OAKWOOD.-â€"The momentarily interested. For his enter- ‘5 w1th every confidence to those l. l E way to do this is to support our local merchants. Take Tinware for instance, I can sell it cheaper and make it as well as you can get it in Lindsay or Toronto. Graniteware of all kinds. Jobbing in all its branches. Don't forget me when you DepoReeve Robson had taken objections that this was a dangerous place for a band stand. hence it must be a danger- tainment she will betray any confidence without a. scruple or a regret, even it she refrains from denouncing her feminine friend to the first comer as soon as a. shad- ow of misunderstanding has arisen be tween them. requiring a reliable filter price. at a 10W One Door East of Daily HOW ll. .6. EDWARDS co Vm ’1’ 25 Genre. Ere are the cheapest nuisance shouldbe abated at once. It could be remedied easrlv and cheaply. I, llIunicipal'ity of hit Tin/'21 (1f 14““ _ 2 ,. _ . . . In the lives of most men th are onl Chairman \V alters agreed “1th the Capt want a first-class Job of eavetroughinfl. ere , y In) orte H ' " mg. sin that these improvements should be What about a. Stove? You will want ode ogzrgrogwiztfigadship 1131911158, riveted by p rs Ofgxtsailghsmg’ ardware, Notiifitiiidg iii-trials; I hm: ‘1”; ade. and the sewerage came d out into this fall; perhaps you want one now. y rse, w to nothing but 9 . 1 e . delivered to the fie: onshlcmiuned in uefl. undr ed of treacherycan sever. Wom- A POSITIVE c - . .. - ’ w on, o the other hand, make and dis URE FOR sixth sections or The Untano mm and friends with equal facility. 1: they are RHEUMAT I S M VOTERS, ”€13 1895- 22°53P338,,{g‘gg‘if‘gfbgf;Ԥ;if‘$§d§°%gg: seldom true to men, their fidelity to their Aet' of .11 persons appearini iiuiiiiir“ ' centre of river, but as the-board had no money the only way in which it could be accomplished would be by money voted Gurneys are the best Stoves made, and I carry a full line. You will always have good bread if you bake with Gurney’s t. .0. . . . - mo-’. , _ --. _ Assess titnrth ' .. 1W by town councfl. ' Fl? ally bndirdudlflliealrh bt0v. es. GEO. F. Mason, Oakwood. own so: “rarer for, for there are no Do- AND ALL MunwWahty 0f the Township 0f F enclon °“tm°fiiiz “‘2‘" 21“ ”id 1Sl‘lmidpflmyililrmi‘ ed that a dgputatlon roux1 at next meet 34-tf Eids dag? Jpnatlégs among women, no , County of Victoria. ’ fir Meprplbfls of the L‘eigisllafivghwm do obeforet e town councr . ' ' . . on 5 P8 oun on mutual faith and ° N ti ' . - . ““ici “mm“: a“ '9‘“ A: ring and ask for necessary fun-us to make -Mort Culver of Orillta. can throw a hold in honor. Until from learns to Kldney COIIlpldll'lliS, delisergedxgohfligliiegovrianiiigiiiiiigdvin$328?th 0; posted up n my Office. 8‘ ”mm,” is; I" the improvements asked for hby gapt. Iii-poundshot 43 feet. :finduct her relatllons with her own so: on Pain in Back inimicy‘l’fiéiig iiv 0“: '13” t Act", u" “it?“ WENTIET" DAY OF Annualized“; ' re in t e in crest â€" . ‘ ’ a some rinoi e «that ’ . c 011 so transmitt and remains theref’rin‘ Gim- ‘ Cnndell. and which we Thursday. Sept 12th, 13 Americans 9 p on "huh men W 9 ggllvend of the list. made pursuant tonid Act, of :1: upon to examine the 5:1}: list. and. 1! suit") “up of public health. As there was no other business on hand, the board athourned. â€"â€"-.-â€"â€"-â€" A Popular Pastor. On the 3th inst., on the eve of his depar- day at the Toronto Industrial, and this is the date set down for the Citizens’ Band of Lindsay to play at the great fair. They will give two concerts, after- noon and evening. out the sisterhood of woman will never mus appearing by the last revised Assessment Roll 01' any Other errors are found the:elm come within measurable (1153311 0! the ’ . ' of the sold Municngut tobc . . . , ‘demfl mm, 8,, r... 1...... .. at... m a Brick Dust Deposn, «to Municipality .. to. antistatic: 3:: asthma?” ’° “ 1:3,...- . Lagislotive Assembl d . . man in this decade that it is not unreason- w - th t aid “3 I "I :8 “Wimp“ Elections, “a at “131° to hope 3110 may yet learn the true Rheumatlc Films, 3 t 'i‘m‘lfi‘én damaging my on,” at m” “w" nth-1595'354' /M ’ ti murmururrnmrtmmrwmnmmm _ character of friendshl as - ture for 161323?! “St. 2331-21335, a°iaih§ â€"In the open race at Fenelon Falls on icy of combination. ahelamsiafi Etc Etc EFENTgmnffy. 0F AUGUST, I895, R. A. GILLESPIE. M.C.Poms' $5351: the friends of the Rev.. J. $7. Wednesday oflast week Mr. P. Clunau’s shoulder to shoulder with her sister in a . “.mh“‘°m° “‘li‘idlifi. 3i! onus-lo“ -~ W" i MacMillan; B.A., of Vancouver, -. -, popular stallion The Duke marched of [mum and in private Md, aha willstand Mow. P°Wb°f° W! Wen-"Dr. Lloyd'a ° "W m “mud “Hug. tough imam Oh and 3W“ corner a!!! gathered tobid him farewell, 9nd,,” ““3“ With the money in atmight heats. Mr. at the V917 sates 01' her kingdom. throw 3% “higher: "domaimstim E‘ ”h" “hm!” In“ "5“” 3m ‘ _ ”mpg-3:”; “8:4 32:33]; (1,: {thin 1131; Makins Parker was second and Mr. of. that “brave vibration, «chm tree." trouble in am annotation “I‘m.” the Dltedthklothdch All-{mm ‘ Hoe-Mo of Full W “ %°w“' ver%Vgr13. aincopy of which has Thor-mate's Little Harry third. m rm”! 3’3“"- 31.1“"... " “an.“ ”d" “d “W "m“ ' .m. n- J n mwww’ ”or ‘ ”a: 1"“, f H": """""" - {-3 1 L i i - J :«rsaht'v ”516$"; .‘ i i ' l. . Jfimm u...â€" ”-«wdau.ug%wtfl “auction-n. W - .. . . .. . .‘ ,, .. - ~ , _ . ‘ ’. 51"" "““"'*K - ”-msâ€"o, -~:" " '