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VV‘W “Vt/WV“ ‘ 7.29717 : ll ,4, \fl. \f s, Greeting : Vidal-signed. 7m: Goat/321v ices : : '; SC}C 0111‘... ‘7 ‘/lr.‘%;Wflfi%.:. 7t . ~ GREAT JEW: a Q ‘ .. .. A . infrinrfi) > ELR‘T STORE, equal to our in Ontario. Each de- ~ i~1ull of the partnient . . most Chorce goons able for ‘Xmas and. Year‘s Presents. suit- New .‘tngi hundreds 01 small and useful articles too numerous to . . . mention . . , I ’ _â€"_â€"â€"â€" . '9‘?~‘*?:‘al‘x" . .c water’s. WW 13 $713332 '33 it}. ,5, 251,. 3313:1412 7' ”5‘5 J" ' JEWELERS iINDSAY’S LEADING JEWELEBS «is are indgod by the Shoes they wear. 7 t is the reason so many of them buy ' Zoo: wear at. ‘N HITE‘S. The material 1» on: into ‘t‘flIITE'S boots and shoes ...e very best sort. The workmanship ‘.Iilbll of these goods are in keeping :he .,uali;y, and, nobody can do ~ :.~,~,;n hug. fret..- \\ HITE. .;; Boots. Overshobs and Rubbers in ‘:very at: is and price. ‘ One Door‘West Ofthe Benson Home. THE WATCHMAN. LINDSAYgTHUR‘SDlYt DECEMBER. 29TH. I898 o iy shared in the credit. egrezted that he would not be in the council next year, but he ft und that his 'strengrh would not allow him to do justice to the town and hence be had declined nomination. Moved by Reeve Brady, seconded by Conn. Mellon, that the reporters receiv: g ‘5510 each. Dr. Burrowsâ€"That is all right, but we ,. are not here to advertise the papers. , ‘We would also prefer that they give a , report of what is said here instead of 2: sensa'ional or humorous versions of these * proceedings. , Coun. Horn said he had voted against .4 his conscience in favor of this motion last ‘ year. He straightway did the same thing this time when the vote was taken. Other members talked the pros and cons, and after an uncomfortable half hour for the reporters they were voted the dole. . The council adj rurned. ‘ On Friday evening a special meeting ., was called to give the Rider Kitchener by-law two readings. This by-law pro- CHAINS 0F Gilli] We now have on hand a regu~ lnr Christmas line of Gold Watch Chains and Watches. The Men’s Chains include every- thi..g desirable in Gold Plated, Fl led Gold and Solid Goldâ€"and cost iron $2 00 to $20.00. r‘ . , .. . (13in Ibfiiiefds minis 33.2.1325; Vim-s for a bonus of $2,000 to that firm, ever-10301:; cost from 32,00 wrth exemption from taxes for 10 years to S . . ' and fire protection, the firm to employ rwenty-tive hands. The town takes a ‘ $2.000 mortgage on the company’s build- . logs and cancels it at the rate of $200 a '_ year, while the company fiftils its p \l‘t of ‘~ me Contract. The by law was introduced by Curt. Msllon and s;conded by Dr.‘ Burrows, read twice and referred to the gatgpeyers, who will vote on it on Jan. u a . .' ' V SMYTH, _WALTERS AND KYLIE FOR MAYOR, AND A LONG LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR THE SIX CHAIRS. A good crowd attended the nominations on Monday forenoon. Over thirty candidates were nominated and if the 7 speeches at night were any indication we are on the eve of a hot fight for municipal honors. About eight o’clock Colonel Deacon faced a big audience in the old Opera House and held up an unusually long list of names and threatened to call their owners to address the assembly on town topics. The Colonel is a man whose word goes and beginning at the first he turned the municipal gatlings loose upon the long-suffering ratepayer. Our selection of Watches is a Royal one. Ladies' Watches cost from $6.00 up, and Men’s Silver Waltham from $8 00 to $20 00. 0E0. W. BEALL Watchmakers and Opticians. EYES TESTED imr mt lA'l'E It is not yet too late to buy HOLIDAY GIFTS. If By twelve o’clock that individual was you have not selected yours sufficiently confused and the meeting can and see if we cannot broke up without the usual patriotic vocal p2rformance. Messrs Smyth, suit you. Here are some of the goods we offer. Prices will be found right. Walters and Kylie set forth record and reasoning to show why each and not the other should be in the mayor’s chair next term. The audience seemed ab ut vvenly divided in their sympathies. Mr. Kylie made the strongest address by all odds and laid good foundations for his canvass. Moreover he is the nominee of the citizens’ committee and will l't'COiVU their vigorous support. All three de- clared in favor of the Public Library and ~â€"Case Pipes. Mounted in 30‘1”“ R9luge- . . Silver and Gold The candidates for council displayed . oratorical powers of a somewhat higher _511k and Rubber Tabacco order than usual. A3 there was no live PouChes issues under discussion there was the more â€"Special Cigars in small opportunity tor that sortof thing. Good- ness 6 was cams/SE Boxes natured "'oll ing,” wit and nota few ver FCTb F 'b'Jy-kthe--y __ inc ut O aCCO in anc sensi .e sugges'ions epr. audience Tins ' y entertained and if nobody‘s chances of election were advanCed very much by the occasion neither were they perceptibly set back. Since the meeting some of the nominees for council have retired, and the following are fighting toa finish : George Ingle, George Crandell, John D. Mallon, Dr. Burrows. Alex. Jackson, J. H. , Sootheran, Alex. Horn, Jas. H. Lennon, A . D. Mellon, Samuel TDC:OI‘ and W .M. Robson. Township Nominations GARDEN. For reeve â€"Michael Hea'y, by acclam. - ation. For councillorsâ€"John Al'on, . John M. Chryster, John J. Irwin. :Patrick Moran. James McKey, James , O’Neill, Frank ThOmpson. m‘ENELON For reeveâ€"Alex. McGee and Taylor â€"G. B. Chocolates in Special Cases Buy your Christmas presents and goods at CARROLL’S . (lilac Watchman. THURSDAY, DEC. 29th, 1898 ADIEU THIRTEEN, ADIEUI ms: 11:91.1:ch NUMBER SURROUND. Parkiu. THE BOARD FOR THE LAST TIME. â€"-â€"â€"â€". Perdue and Richard C. Webster. Two meetings of council in one week “Gabymw, 1‘ an example 0: what a much-legislated At the nominations held here for the people we are getting to be. The import- vxllaga council, Donald Grant and Nor. ance of the second session, however, man Ferguson were nominated for reeve, makes us bear lightly an infrequent Eyres and G. Daynes for councillors: occurrence. On Wednesday, the 21“ Several others were nominated but re- inst., the adjourned meeting wound up tired. , all the visible business of the year, but ELDox_ when the Rider 455 Kitchener deal was For reeve â€"-A. McFarlane. Colin N. arranged Ht” Worship summoned a McDorald. Frroouncillorsâ€"Donald Mc- special session on Friday night to read Pherson, James Vanstone, Chas. E the by-law twrce that provrded for the Ross, Donald B. McArthirr, T. J. Mc the work done on sewers and roads be His Worship l and A. Adams. C Cr. Campbell, T. G3 MA RI POSA STA TI ON Special to the Watchman. PIE Sconeâ€"The entertainment BIRTHS Si‘T\.O.\‘5-â€"Al 23o Caledoniaexe , Roches- ter, 1\ \ ., on Tuesday, Dec. 20th, to M . at. l and pie sccml, WblCll “75 glven here in Mrs. Wilbert Symcns, a son. connection with the Methodist Stbbath school, on the 21st of December, was a most successful affair. The com- mittee of minagement spared no pains to make it. the eyent of the wash“, At 8 p. m. those present were eaflen to o:der by the supi-rintendeni, Mr. Prouse, who acted as chairman. . After several recitations and songs by the members of the school, Rev. L. Pnelps of Oakwcod very ably addressed the audience for a few minutes. Among others who took part in the program were Miss Mcfi'att of Valentin, who displayed great talent as an elocu~ tionist ; the Misses Swain of Valentin, whose singing was very much appreciated by all ; Mr. J. P. Cunnings of Oakwood, who always captures the attention of an audience with his lively songs; Miss Annie Prior of Lindsay, whose elowticn Was admired by every listener. And those who failed to hear the Misses Wickett and B0ny band of Little Britain, missed something worth hearing indeed. After the program was over then came the sale of pies,_of which there was a good supply, but not enough to supply the demand, as the ladies Were in the minority, and some of the boys had to ’ go home without get ing a chance to test the young ladies’ baking abilities A most enjoyable time was spent by all. The proceeds of the evening amounted to the nice little sum of $10. PERSJNALS â€"Mr. A‘fred Foster, who has bten attending the Victoria University, Toronto, is spending his holidays at home ...... Miss L. Lane of St. Mary’s is visiting relatives in these parts ...... Mrs. G. Scott, (formerly Miss Eva Dames) of Calgary, . is visiting at her father’s, Mr. J Dames BROWNâ€"In Lindsay, on Friday, Dec. 23rd: the wife of Mr. Il.’Byown of a son. ' HARDYâ€"In Lindsay, on Monday, Dec 26‘h, to'Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hardy, of: (laughter. Ponce-On the 215i, at Little Bob, the v if: ofJames Power ofa son. .â€"â€"..____ MARRIAGES JE\\:liI.Lâ€"JEl~‘FRE-Yâ€"At the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. R. H. Leitch, on Wednesday, Dec. 14th, Mr. Alfred Jewell to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. Geo. Jcfirey, all of Fenelon Falls. LEE-FlSKâ€"At the residence of the bride’s poems, by Rtv. R. H. Leitch, on VVedncs- day, Dec. 215i. Mr. Joseph H. Lee of Fenelon Ki Libbie, daughter of Mr. J. B. Fisk of Yet. 11 am. SULLIVANâ€"POGUEâ€"On the 17th, at Bob- caygcon, by the Rev. S Down, Alonzo Sul- livan, of Fcnelon Falls, and Harriet Adeline Pogue of Micdtn. YOUNKlEâ€"BlNGIiAMâ€"On Dec 22nd, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Thomas Manning, B.A., Mr. Harry Younkic Of the Ottawa, Arnprior and Parry Sound railway, Kearnry, ()nt., to M. Louise A., daughter of Mr. W'csley Bingham, hard- ware merchant, Lindsay. â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€".â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"- DEATHS Sim-eoxâ€"On the 161b, at Toronto, Irwin Simpson, of Verulam, aged 60 years. JOHNSTONâ€"In Lindsay, on Sunday, Dec. 25th, Robt. Johnston, aged 43 years. KINGâ€"in Lindsay, .on Wednesday, Dec. 215i, Mary E King, aged 29 years. DOUBLEâ€"In the township Oi Emily, on Tuesday, Dec. 201b, Henry Double. SALE REGISTER TUESDAY.JAX 3rdâ€"By Elias Bowes, auc- tioneer, credit sale of farm stock and implements, the property of Mr. Joshua Socit, lot 6. con. 1, Ops. Sale at one o’clock and without reserve, as Mr. Scott is giving up farming ”â€"â€" Tirs LINDSAY MARKET ...... Mr. Cecil Prouse, who is a GRAN , drug apprentice m one,“ the leading Fall Wheat per bushel.... 0 66 toO 66 drug stores of Toronto. Is Spending M New wheat per bushel. 0 00 to 0 66 ’Xmas vacation under the parental Fyfe Wheat do do.,.... . 0 00 to 0 66 I'OOf. BYSTANDER. Spring do do . . . . 0 00 to 0 66 g _ .lroose do do..... 060t0060 3.5 NO. .9 FENELUA’ €0,133}; GRAIN. PRESENTATION AND ADDRESS â€"â€"Missl Buckwheat ............... 0 45 to 0 45 Terra Smith, teacher of s s_ No. 9, Barley, per bushel. . . . . . . . 0 40 to 0 45 Fenelon, was taken by surprise on Rye ----------------- 000m059 Thursday evening last on severing her 0“" " """"" ' """ 0 00 to O 2f t' w'th the school h h Peas,small ....... . . . . . , . . 0 62 to O 623 connec ion 1 . ’ w en , H. Peas, Mummies .......... O 00 to 065 pupils pr. 8911th her With a beautiful Peas, Blue ....... . ....... 0 55 to o 5: ladies’ companion and a cOpy of Blackeyo peas ............ 0 00 t0 0 70 Tennysou’s poems handsomely bound. VEGETABLES. The following is the address : To POWWGS per bag -------- 0 40 60 Miss Smith, teacher of s. s. .No. 9, 1‘53““ POULTRY ‘1“) DAIRY PRUDUCE' Fenelon : DEAR Tourismâ€"The hour gluf’fem’ per P3“ """"" 83‘? :0 g 29 h t last arrived for us to sa m 3’ per pair """""" 2 0 o as 3 n . , 5' Geese. per lb ....... 0 00 to 0 07 “Farewell and we do 89. With mingled Butter per 1b. . . . . . .. . . . .. 0 14 to o 15 feelings of sadness and regretâ€"sad- ness with ore who has striven during the past two years to teach us lessons intended for ourubcnefit, mentally and morally. Regret for the many neglecc ed opp0:tuuiiies, the many mic-spent hours, and the meagre attention too frequently given to those faithful and. earnest teachings of yours. We ask your forgiveness, if through seeming. thryughtlvssntss, or childish wayward- ness, we have caused you any momentary annoyance or unhappiness. In token of your confidence in and respect for you, we desire to present you in these slight mementoes. Will you be pleased to accept them as an expression of our esteem for you, and as an a ibursnce of our due appreciation,- while you have been our teacher. As ; you leave us to enjoy a brief holiday 1 before entering upon your work in : another section, we bid you God-speed, For councillors â€".lohn Currin,f a merry Christmas, a happy New Year fohn Irwin, James P. Palmer, Peter; , , . §which invariably rewards the con- fscientious and painstaking and a large measure of that success teacher. We again say farewell, and we would ’ wish to be always remembered by you affectionate and grateful Guerra Tucnxnvnr SAMUEL NICHOLSON LOUISE SPENCE ANGUS MACKINNON. as your pupils. :15 due heavy-soled \i’alkinz Boots, ':: Tan and Black, at S3. .. o:.r windows. Buy our goods. lL WHITE, Lindsay Leading bonus. - Proceedings at meeting No 1 were as follows 2 'Mr. R. G. Cornell’s request that the Farmtrs’ L'nion Mutual Fire Ins. Co. might hold their annual meeting in the council chamber was granted. An offer of $75, in lieu of Mrs. Powers claim of damages for injuries from a faulty sidewalk, was presented by Mr. H. O’Leary Q C., and accepted by the council. 0031311 ITEE OF THE WHOLE Shoe Store ZHE NIMMO HARRISON . mess and Sierlhand College 7. Yonge and COchtsts. Toronto. given iis second reading. "- improvement. law was fled premises and increased number of teach tne general account, any ‘e thorough instruction enables its students ) drew,)John Hunter, J. Akisier. fi -', B , Eitjalagd‘ Typewxiting, Utiligrutiies mist This committee met with Reeve Brady Robertson. 975,,” Preparation. ' 33*?‘bighwmed in the chair, and the'Kent-st. sewer by- more or less favorable on the House L,” 1118 YB. A of Rtfuge, except Mr. Hunter, who by-iaw, providing for the diverting from opp sums r8(ll-“1'95 CO municipality should pry for what balance over-drawn departments Was read sent Giivary. s'nnULAM. The result of the nominations for reeve and councillors for Verulam are as follows: For reeve â€" Chas. Fair- bairn .(withdrew,) Jas Lithgow (with- or councillorsâ€"John Hunter (withdrew.) Andrew Bradin, Jno. Kelly (withdrew,) Jas. Seymour (withdrew,) R. M. Thurs- ton (witbdrew,) Wm. Mann, Jno. Knox, Thos. Robertson, Jno. Lewis, Wm. Hetheringtoa, Edward TLurston, Alex. All expressed themselves ”yer est Werdzbz‘a AIER’S HAIR VIGOR ‘falfz’lls all the promises made for it, is fbe oer-did of those who Ital»: tried it. 299/5 “ I hav sold Ann’s Hun Vrcon for fifteen ears on do not know of a single case where t did not give entire satisfaction"â€"F. M. ground that each poor are Mr. need it on the from such municipality. flirt-iii; tiredhss'elfiiudngpgiiiilig'egxgigum twice. Dr. Burrows engineered the Liihgow and Mr. M. Boyd appealed GROVE. F‘“°‘d‘1" M“ 3.5.} ne‘.prospectus,free. second assault. and both this and the strongly to the electors in its favor. ~ , D NIMMO Fem“, “comb preceding enactment were read a third » - }Principsh time. The mayor explained that Mrs. Pea- cock, who had been recommended for the hospital, had been sent to the Nioholl’s institution in Peterboro since she could not now be admitted to the Home for Incurables. At Dr. Burrows’ request the mayor left the chair, whereupon in aneat s h the doctor reviewed the record of Worship during the year. and closed his complimentary remarks by moving a resolution expressing the satisfaction of use Phon phic Society. ' IAS. HAR ISON Undergrad. Tar. Univ. S. of PS. \______. its the Express Office for TICKETS and TELEGRAMS five a perfect System or both to all .. of the world. Lowest rates. GEO. WILDER, Agent. as: Money Orders?) NEW MILL. town and council during the year.” Various councillors spoke heartily in resolution. The mayor responded happily, assuring taken some pains «widson’s Mill, near Little Britain, tted and in good running order. pping done every day. j me early and take your 6313? HOME 3 You.’ 9, CHRISTIE 81» GO council at “ the manner in which the - ad pmf, Col gt mayor had conducted the afisirs of the ggbzfundéfi bymd Faced: ’Eyerybody- favor of the sentiments expressed by the day afternoon, council “I“ alt110118", 1“ b“ will be held in the rooms at the usual hour on with the town s afl'airs, Ffiday night for the purpose be was only clad to give bl! Itrunnion and the return debate wrth the C.L A. There are whatever ‘13th he h“! '50 “V8300 the several important reasons why this should be interests of the town. He had. however, attended to at once. SO a large attendance is only cooperated with the council, and for requested. OPS For reeveâ€"J. Hopkins, and D. O’Connell. For councillor-Jae. Byrne, J. L. Corrine, Thos. Hickson, John Suggitt and Thos. Calvert. .._.__._â€"â€"â€" Y.M.C.A. NOTES flair ’ It to fall out, I “in“ c“ ed my baron excellent on i tis S ,Conneis e,Pa. . “When 2011ch no AIR 1 0 W to: «53-1. W . “Ann's HAIR VIGOR does all that is claimed f it. It “store‘s; myt hair, , which wzslggst v 0 0 ‘-. flit bggfilw, if: HA bilabial, Pater- nal“. . _ l e “11 head because run or «nuns, god after . stimzm ‘hsir began to {all out. 0 use or arm's am Vrcon stopped the calling out Aida made t clean and healthy-"- 0. maYu'Rlirom Limes. â€"A reception will be held in the rooms on Monday next. Refreshments served from 5 o’clock, after which there will be a very interesting program consisting of readings, recitations and instrumental and vocal music. Not the least interesting part of the program p recolo- welcome. Admission free. â€"Don’t forget the men’s meeting on Sun- â€"A special meeting of the Literary Society of arranging for Turkeys per lb ............ 0 09 to U 09 Hogs, live weight, per cwt 4 05 to 4 05 Lamb, per lb ............ 0 06 to 0 00 Dressed Hogs ............ 0 00 to 5 15 Beef ................... 5 00 to 6 00 Farmers’ Hams per lb ..... 9 78 to O 10 GENERAL Hay, per ton ............ 4 00 to 5 00 Honey per 1b.. ........ . 0 06 to 0 06 ’ Cream per qt ........... 0 20 toO 20 ‘ Sage per bunch .......... 0 05 to 0 05 Lard per lb. . ............. 09 to 0 10 Straw per load ........... l 50 to I 75 Timothy ................. 1 25 to 1 50 Alsike ................. . . 3 50 to 4 25 Red clover ............... 3 00 to 4 00 Hidesâ€"Beef ............. 7 00 to 7 50 TORONTO FARMERS MARKET ' Wheat, white .......... 0 70 to 00 70 “ red ..... . ...... 0 69% to 0 00 ,‘ goose..........0067 to 0067 Rye ....... . ....... . . .00 00 to 00 52 Oats ...... . ............ 00 31% to 00 3i§ Peas .................. 00 53 to 00 58 Barley ...... . ......... 00 00 to 00 49 Hay. .................. 8 00 to 9 50 Straw.. ............... 000 to 750 Dressed hogs ........... 5 25 to 5 35 Potatoes. . . .......... 65 to 00 â€"â€"â€".â€".â€". TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKET Milch cows, each ...... $40 00 to $50 00 Export cattle, per cwt. . 4 25 to 4 4.0 Butchers’ch’icecattle cwt 3 75 to 4!: 25 , Butchers’ com. cattle cwt 2 75 to 3 25 Bulls, per cwt... ........ 2 00 to 2 15 Feeders, per cwt ....... 3 50 to 3 75 Stockers, per cwt ...... 3 00 to 3 40 Export sheep, per cwt 3 25 to 3 50 Lambs, 'each ........ 3 50 to 4 10 Calves, per head ....... 3 00 to 7 00 Choice bacon hogs,per cwt 4 25 to 0 00 Light hogs, per cwt. . . . 4 00 to 4 00 Thick fat hogs, per cwt. 4 13 to 0 00 Sows,per cwt........ 000150 325 Money and Insurance. V MONEY T0 LOAN on Mortgage at Eggs,perdosen......... . 017 too 17 Lowest Rates. Notes Discounted. Agent for - - The Imperial Life Assurance Company of Canada. The Scottish Union and Nation- al (Fire) The Union Assurance Society of ' London (Fire.) , I All exceptionally strong Com- panics. Adam Block. e.......... JNO. KENNEDY Music Lessons ! for several ytars past teacher of Music at. Brooklyn, N.Y., has opened classes in Lindsay at 86 William. st... north, and will receive a limited. number of pupils. Terms made known on sppllcstibn.â€"62-6m. MONEY T0 LOAN. I have made arrangements for placing an un- limited usutity of Loans on Farm Property at 5 h 8 (Per COM. Interest. All Loans Will be put through with the least possible delay and ”l“ ‘ . sec. TAYLOR. Clerk . am. Bobuyseon- 27- 7 __-_ _.___. , \â€" \__.â€"._..._._. I {3 ‘,,rr - , .V, ’- .- .. .. ,. l *7. .W p 333335 saucy 353:3; e tigrreggnaa’; r l 1 mil THE HOLIDAY SEASON M . h The,I-ioliday Season is upon us, and shops are crowded . mt peope trying to find the most appropriate thing. LET YOUR PRESENT this year be something lasting, some- thingr useful as well as ornamental. A PRETTY FUR PIECE FROM OUR STOCK will always be appreciated We have a large and varied stock of WW Jackets, _ ,, Capes, Collarettegim ‘1‘ for Neckwear, Mulls, Caps, Men’s Coats, Sleigh Robes, Etc, IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE FURS. m Experienced Fur Cutters and Fitters in our Workrooms. All work guaranteed satisfactory. Prices in keeping with good work. ARMSTllMG BROS, HATTERS and FURRIERS, - LINDSAY Wlifimmwfim‘emxw a. assoc “Qt; egg, mvammmmmm __ ..â€"- _.___ iâ€"Jll‘illl lllllllillllllllllll’llllllllllll ll lilllllllllilllilélllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllils‘llllll llll§ limiIIlIIIIIIlIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year , . , . l l l 1 l l i ill I l ll l l .lllilllil Illllll THERE WILL BE A HOT TIME â€"If you buy your ~ â€"-FELT SOCKS AND RUBBERS, â€"FELT BOOTS AND MOCCASINS, ‘ I l l l llllllllllllilll l g â€"â€"A1\'D OVERSHOES, from E: g R. NeIII’S, - Lindsay =â€" â€"m can ___.4 Men’s Grain Telescope Felt Boot, the very! est, .50. Men’ahéikm It Boot $1.90. -- Men’. Gra sh lelt Boot, 4 buckle, IIII , , ‘15: . . lull Men 5 Grain Lace Boot, felt lined $1.50 9H On Wednesday, 2151‘ and on Saturday, 241/7, we will give a Sweet Present to every purchaser. “ E I’ER Y800l’ COME ,g a Men’s Felt Boot, 4 buckle, Sizes 6, 7, 8, $1.50. Men’s Heavy Buckle Rubbers. $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Men’s Overshoes, $1.15, $1.25, $1.35, and $1.40. ((301),!) ll lllllllllllllllllll l ulllullllllllllllWWWlllllllllllllil ' N EILL, llllllllllllllllllllllflllllillllllw Trunks and Ila/ices, Kent-st, Lindsay, Ont lllllllllfllllllllilll‘llllllllllllilllll _.4 2!‘ ff) /7 :b/ n \b/ u @588 \ Handsome Parlor Lamps, Fancy China and Glassware. W The above are lines we must clear out before the New Year, and in order to do so we ofi’er VERY SPECIAL BAR- GAINS. Ask to see these goods. They . are Handsome, Useful and Cheap. ”W wotâ€"g. . »