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Bolsover. 'l-‘eb. 8.â€"â€"An interesnng and fast game of hockey took place on Wednesday. when the Kirkfield team faced another defeat at the hands of the Bolsover septette. The game, however. was rather handi- capped on'account of the puck jump- ing the sides and sliding away. The pace was very slow at first, both teams taking things easy. Both sides tried working a little combin- ation and not until the first goal was scored did the home team wake up. The game was delayed in “the first, half by B. McGee pulling a. skate and Smith being injured. Sil- verthom and McC-irr at point and coverâ€"point were always dangerous for the visitors and their playing helped a lot in keeping down the, score. At half time the score was 2-2. but the swond half showed a Inch. oninhinution and resulted in a hands of the J game, howm (:3de on' acc‘ ing the sides 1 Pace was Yer“ teams taking III. ‘I' "v V- 'â€"â€"' , v #‘ ‘7.’ “f, _ . chou'. We notice the enthusxasm on from Warder RBPresefltatiYes . Q practise evenings and also note im- ‘ It requires only the - W W W i mement- ‘W‘33 33“ |praCtise to make a. good choir. 003730“ as: BOLSOV‘ER, Windrim, Cyril Ramsey. Sr. II.â€" friendly game on the Minden rink,| Miss Jennie McTaggart is home .. . n ._ :nfurncfing RObert Mchmis, Olive Tamlin, Earl on Thursday evening, the 11th. again after spending some time in â€"- . 1'- n , 1â€"19,va rain fell here on Friday last Rochester, up. The gamo was ueia first, half by B. McGee skate and Smith being it verthom and McGirr at coverâ€"point were always for the visitors and th helped a lot in keeping score. At half time the 2-2. but the swond half little combination and re win out for thv home to It's to be hoped the b0} Smith Mclmrvn B. liq-(:irr J, Silvm‘thm‘n Ih"t'r(‘t‘-l'- [ . Repeat it always cure meeting. Mr. Wilbcrt Duvison was in Lind- say on Monday on business. Miss Pearl Woodward visited with friends in Cannington last week. llr. Wm. Noble and son Stanley, of Markham, has been visiting with friends in this vicinity. Miss Herron. of Port Perry, Was the guest. of her sister, Mrs. J. Mc- Donald, last week. -A “Au-‘7 nf We were pleased to see so many 01 our Manilla friends at the rink on Thursday night. Our boys have been practising hockey for several nights and shall be able to meet some of the neighboring teams in the near future. Mr. Stephens, of Douglas, Mam, visited our Sunday school on Sun- day last and gave a. short talk. Hr. Wm. Broad who has beensick (or some time, is convalescent. Report or s. -s. No. 11, Mariposa,‘ for the month of January: Class V. â€"Clarence Windrim, Roy Windrim. Class IV.â€"Ellsworth Davey, Hazel Woodward, George Bott. Sr. 111.â€" W Windrim, Ila Graham, Gla - win Davey, Fred Bott. Jr. III.â€" noris Booth, Nellie Graham, Hilton THURSDAY. FEB. 11'. Washington Shoe Stores of Quality and Fair Dealing LINDSAY PARRY SOUND Series” .:--“ Shiloh's Cure will r my coughs and colds.” “The Hogarth rover cent In- 'ISS\V!';IIIA ). 8.-â€"Miss Buss-'10 Mc- .mlvilh-. was home for SUDBURY Days Unparalled Bargains. THE FOY SHOE co. Our boys have been - for several nights :- to meet some of y teams in the near wing wing ii‘iffigvovf' - the Countryside :- m1..- sunday. on on Mon- posi‘tiun us Kirkfield. Ellson Mosgrm'c Daniels Nesbitt Rushtin Brady Mi-t chit“. ictoriu Rd- so many 0f a“! ...... â€". ,, am. and 5W» _ 'nm were Kinmount hockey um um play gm .uld “tut! Windrim, Cyril Ramsey. 81'. II.â€" Robert Mclnnis, Olive Tamlin, Earl Luke, Willie Thorbum. Jr. II.â€" Leonard Woodward, Emily Redrup, Redrup, Eva Earhart, Crossley Wind- rim. Pt. II.â€"-Amy 'l‘horburn, Geo. Earhart, Willie Fountain, John Ac- ton, Lena Davey. ‘Sr. I.â€"â€"Charlie Fountain, John Acton, Lena Dewey. Sr. I.â€"-'Charl'ie Fountain, Jonathan Howell, Henry Howell. Jr. I.â€"Wa1- ter Howell, Ross Acton. \IIâ€"u son. The following oflicers were elected: Manager, A Swain; cap- tain. R. Gray; seentreas” N. Hicks. The hockey team had a real good practice last Thursday evening on VHL 1.1.x. nnnnnn' in Valentia. Feb. 6.â€"The Valentia Young Men‘s club held their second regular meeting last Monday even- ing. and all had an enjoyable even- ing. After the meeting a hockey club was formed for the present sea- son. The following oflicers were "1an - Manager. A Swain; cap- Customers having yl'uLLALU luau. -.-..-_,-V. _ thelage. and although t}? season is rather far spent 2a few games~ are expected to be played in the near future. After the. meeting next Monday night a baseball meeting will be held in Mr. Suggitt's store. The pur- pose of the meeting is to organize for the season of 1909 and talk over the purchasing of new uniforms. The Women’s Institute held a very successful meeting last Thursday af- ternoon at Mrs. Wm. R. Swain’s. The president being present, Mrs. ’ - ”WA “manna After the meeting night a baseball meetin in Mr. Suggitt's store. pose of th-e.meeting is for the season of 1909 the purchasing of new The Women’s Institut ~\-..v .- w- The Sresident being present, Mrs. A. P. Mark. vice-president, officiated. Mrs. Chns.'Pnrkins gave a talk on home economy. after which Miss Leona. .I’arkins gave a recitation gnd Mrs. (.‘rozi-er a. solo. Both numb- vrs were well rendered and appreciate ed by all present. The next meet- ing will be held at the home of ‘Mrs. A. P. Mark. l Mrs. A. Swain is visiting her par- ents m. Norland. Miss J. Swain is spending a. few weeks with Coboconk friends. Mr. Edwin Burke and his brother, Mr. A. Burke. of Gainsboro, Mam. renewed old acquaintances here last Week. The Burke brothers spent their boyhood days around Valentin. and since moving- to Manitoba have been very succeessl‘ul in their respec- tive business. They are now two of the leading farmers and grain Idealers in our country. L nu Ul'uu‘ln nu u... -v_e-_, . Mrs. W. (,‘orneil is visiting hcrl mother Mrs. Curtis, who has been ill. Mr. Burke Swain. one of our old residents, has been confined to his home for a week with a very sore tOe. HoweVer. we are glad to see that‘he is able to visit the village again. i The .Valentia L.0.L. 510, will hold a basket social on Tuesday, Feb. 16 in the Foresters’ hall. A first-class lprogram will be given by home and outside talent. ‘ Ladies with ,baskets free. All horses coming from a dis- tance will be put in warm stables. Ioors open at half-past seven. Pro- gram sharp at eight. - Mr. C. Crozier purchased a fine driver from Wr. Richard Found. Owing to the soft weathel: .‘ our Owing to the soft W831ner_uux manager was compelled to make a rink on the lake, which is being en- joyed by all. Mr. Carr ,‘Found is §p<mding a. few ‘rdays with his brother, J ames at Lit- ltle Britain. V Mr. and Mrs. H._C. Bowen are -.-u__‘ again rgdent s of Washburn‘ Island. Mr. and Mrs. John Copeland Visit- ed their daughter, Mrs.' Beu‘traim Thompson one day last week. The Women’s Institute meeting hel at Mrs. success. Kinmount. Feb. 8.â€"The local Ma.- sons dedicated their hall on Thurs- day evening last and held a - fine banquet in the basement of the Ca.- nadian Forester's hall. Among those Iron a. distance the scribe, noticed Joseph White. D.D.G.M;. of Onutrio District No. 12. Whitby; A. L. Campbell» Mayo;- gags and others [v VALENTIA. KINMO [3 N 'I‘.‘ sâ€"wm‘h's was a grand Ni? lunn, of wife, of ', 0! Bob- Anuvv uvv a'v â€"â€"'â€" cure them soon or behind times, and well be out of the {IE}; will be 11;" they misfit “8 world_ 18 not; 'to friendly game on the Mmaen rims, on Thursday evening, the 11th. Heavy rain fell here on Friday last and the last. vestige of snow has al- most disappeared. Wheels are run- ning the same as in July, which is something very unusual in this part of Ontario. We usually have about four to five feet in February. Our Lady of the Snows, a la Kipling, is a misfit this winter. Mr. Alex. Moore. our tonsorial ar- tist, visited his brother-in-laW, Mr. Davis. of Carnarvon last week. Mr. Davis is sufl'ering with heart failure. Alex. brought home some fine trout. which he caught with hook and line in Hall's Lake. 4.. -gu-- . Mr. Wm. Kennedy. superintendentl of public works, Bobcaygeon. and Mr. A. Train. of Kinmount, drove to‘ Kerr's bridge in Snowden township on Friday last to take measure- ments and soundings for a new structure, to be built next summer. Mr. Carnegie, M.P.P., is certainly looking after the interests of the people of this riding. May he long continue to do so. Mr. J. .Austin visited his family in Fenelon Falls last week. i The union Sunday school held a. Very successful tea and concert in the C.().F. hall, on Friday evening last. The entertainment was pro- nounced splendid and a largerrowd were present. the. gallery having to be used to accommodate them. Mrs. E. Soward. of I‘eterboro. who has been visiting her daughter here. returned home on Thursday of last week. Little Britain. Feb. 9.-â€"Mr. Ar- thur Thertermer, who was erecting a new line of telephone in the sur- rounding country. happened with an accidbnt the other day while put- ting on a wire. He fell from the top of a pole to the ground and hurt. his shoulder and side. Mr. Edward Rodman. our black- smith. is moving to ()akwood. where he intends starting up business for himself. ‘ n L-.. tIIIIu-wu. . Don't forget the concert and bas- ket social at ()akwood on Friday night. under the auspices of the Ma- riposa Agricultural Society. Sonya, Feb. 9.â€"M1‘. and Mrs. Michie, of Snintfield, were at service here Sunday evening. Mr. Cowie and Miss Belle Mc- Knight oi‘ Port Perry, were at the concert on Tuesday evening. A vote is now being taken ,by the congregation to decide the hour of church service in the morning. After A vote is now being tam congregation to decide the church service in the morn'i‘ next Sabbath next we will conclusion. Cuuuxuogvu. We are sorry to report. that Miss Christie Thorburn remains quite ill. Miss Dora. Robinson, of TorontoH has been spending ther vacation with‘ Mrs. Alex. Wilkinson and renewing other old. acquaintances in the neigh- borhood. . - The Seagrave pulpit being vacant Sunday night, our church gadly wel- comed a. gOOdly' number of their con- gregation. " . Mrs. James Munro, of Manchester. Espent - a few days last week at her father’s, Mr. Alex. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Moses Gilson took the train Saturday to spend a few deyset. J arritt with their daughter, Mrs. Wallace. Mr. Sidney Woolridge moves this week to his farm on the town line. There will be well regulated homes in this party of the country soon. at large number of kitchen cabinets 'have been bought and those who have not got them will have to Pm‘ m: L‘ l..- I‘vyy 2"." "-vâ€" -- Mr; Herbert Halo. 0! Arcola. Sash. called on Mr. Joseph Brown. and Mr. Robert Gordon last week. was Janet Mcmuu has be“ spending a few days in Saintflgld with her cousin. ms. manic. Kr!- Michio soon leaves thin put to "“39 her home in the West. Mr. Robert Ormiston. drove to )Ashburn Int Sunday, m Lover Summ- ' p. - THE WATCWARDERSFUNDSAY‘ ONTARIO. LITTLE BRITAIN. an * Account with The Payment as Books will Store Will the the day with Mrs. Dougald McPhail. Our quartette favored us again last Sunday evening with a fine se- .lection. ‘ We will 'soon expect to hear something from our young man's ‘ Norlaod. Feb. 8.--Miss RubyBow- ins. of Woodville. is visiting friends around Nor-land for, a. mack or two. ‘ Mrs. Robt. Delaney and infant danghter. have returned to their ;home in Toronto, after spending the winter with friends in the village. The Glee Club girls are giving a pie social on Feb. 19. and they are also preparing a program. which will consist of recitations. readings. in- strumental music. songs. Ladies with pies are admitted free. Mr. Jast Powers and Mr. David Kirkpatrick, on Lindsay. passed through Norland on Saturday on business. VETERAN I‘AND GRANT. I Saaown. PCD. O-‘â€"m1. \Ifillvullv vâ€"u ~..Any person who contemplates tak- tin Spent Sunday with Sadowa ing up land in the Northwest should friends. read the ad. of J. N. Mofl‘att in an- Mr. aners. John 0xhy~ “'ermthe other column; guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hans. Mathe- . N :_ . - 1. . son on Sunday. OUTI ( AT 1‘le S WHARF‘ . Some of the young people attqued A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. Joseph John Groves. King’s Wharf. on Monday last. when about sixty guests were present and spent a most enjoyable time. Guests were kresent from Campbellford, ‘Norwood and North Dumer. Mr. and Mrs. David W. Mc- Millan. of Roseneath “ere also pre- sent. Singing and daming “on: in order. GREAT MEN WHO HAVE PROV- tD ZAM-BUK. SCII~JNTIS'1‘S. ANALYST, MAGIS- TRATE. AND WAR CORRESPON- DENT ALL TESTIFY. Men and women great in point of knowledge, position and experience. say that Zam-lsuk stands superior to all other healing substances. Read the opinions of the following eminent men . Mr. C. E. Sanford, of Weston. King's 00.. N.S.. a magistrate. a school commissioner, and Baptist deacon, says: ”Zam-Buk cured me of eczema on my ankle, which had defied every other remedy tried dur- ing twenty years. It also cured me of piles, and I take pleasure In reâ€" commending it to my fellow-men!“ Mr. Frank Scudamore, the famous war correspondent, who has gone through twenty-nine battles. and whose dispatches during the BoerI war were so eagerly read from coast‘ to coast in Canada, says: “Owing to the poisonous dye from an under- garment penetrating a slight scratch my legs broke out in ulcers. At one time I had seventeen deep holes in my left leg, into each of which I could put my thumb.; and had four- teen similar ulcers on my right leg. iRemedy after remedy failed to heal these, and I was well nigh worn out with pain and lack of sleep. Zam- |Buk was introduced, and I am glad‘ to say that it gave me speedy re- 3lief. A few weeks’ treatment result- ;ed in a perfect cune ”of all thefrgilc- 'ers." \ ‘ . A I Dr. Andrew Wilson, whose re'éix’ta- tion as a scientist is world-wide, in a book recently published ("Homely lTalks on First-Aid") says: "zan- Buk may be relied upon as an anti- septic dressing Which requires no pre- paration, and has the particular ad- vantage of, possessing unique healing properties." - Ir. W. Lacuna-Scott. the tamous analyst to the Royal Commission for Victoria. says: ' "I have no hesita- rSno 05 could go on quoting auth- orlty after authority. :11 of the OP' 'ith' The F. A. Robinson Shoe Co. will arrange ooks will be Closed 1st March Then Stock-taking and a. New Start M. H. SISSON, Manager Lindsay Store NORLAND Be Closed Friday, 12th L McPhail. S EBENEZER. 18 again; Ebenezer. Feb. 9.â€"Our young peoâ€" a fine se'gple would be glad to see it. freeze {again as they intend patronizing the to hear t Bethany skating rink. g man's} The Sunday school convention held usiasm on :in Mount Pleasant last Tuesday atâ€" note im-.ternoon and evening was a grand lsuccess as the addresses given were Imost helpful to all concerned in‘ lSunday school work. It was de- ‘cided that the convention be held °at Springville next year. The members of the Epworth Lea- gue are at present busily occupied in preparing for the entertainment that is to take place on the evening of ,Feb. 12th. A good program is be- ‘ing prepared. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan, of Lindsay, are at pment visiting friends in ‘this vicinity. Mr. Stinson, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. J. Stewart. has re- turned to the west. Service was called of! at this ap- pointment last Sunday on account of 'S. S. rally being held at Bethany on Sunday attemoon. L _-..:I_- ”an“; -‘vvâ€" _ - The farmers ai'eund here are busily employed cutting their wood at. pre- sent. Sadown. Feb. 6.â€"Mr. Osborne Jus- tin spent. Sunday with Sadowa uvu vu. â€" _- ___ Some of the young people attended the ball in Sebright hall on Friday night. given as a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Will. McLush. who are about to leave for their home in Winnipeg. Hart Bros. are busy hauling tim- ber for a barn, which they intend erecting during the coming summer. Mr. Taylor and son. of Sebright. were in our burg on Monday. 1 Mrs. Uxby. sr., who has been vi-\ siting her daughter here during the} past week, has gone to visit Mrs.‘ John Brundage. of Cooper's Falls. Mrs. E. Eldridge paid Sadowa friends a flying visit on Wednesday. Mr. Dawson. of North Dakota. is renewing acquaintances in our midst. Miss Grace Fleger, of Ufiington. but now teacher at No. 5, was the guest' of our teacher, Miss Kerr over Saturday and Sunday. Miss Fleg’er was one of Miss Kerr's successful en- trances pupils in 1905. We extend to her our best‘wishes for every suc- cess in her new position. ' Mrs. C. Kett and daughter. Mrs. J. Symington, spent Thursday at Ramona. SEBRIGH’P S?bright, Feb. 9.-â€"Mr. John Dawv son, of Dakota spent a (cw weeks' visiting his many friends here and has now gone to Montreal, where he intends to remain for some time. "mas Mary Hill has returned home, after spending an enjoyable week with friends in Orillia. Miss S. Mbntgomery has returned to Branttord, after spending a few weeks under the parenta! roof. “fir. David Nichélson Who In: boom renewing old acquaintances in Baldi- mand, returned home last Friday. mu." -v-â€"__-_, Rev. A. Frederick preached an elo- quent missionary sermon Sunday at- ter-noon, which was enjoyed by all. The quarterly meeting and sacra- ment will be held anext. Sunday at Delrymple in the Methodist church. There will be no service here in the Rev. J. Sewrught will administer the Lord‘s Supper in the Presbyter- ian church Sunday morning. , We are glad to hear that Hrs. R. Barnes is gradually improving. The many friends of .Mr. E. Her- ringwillbepleuedtolearnthathe is progressing favorably. Dartmoor is still without a teach- ' The young folks of this plus mo ingmdvantage of tlpe flag ghost of ice , A‘_4 Roeedele, Feb. 3.â€"Rev. Mr. Ron geve e very good discourse here last Sundey nlght, taking {or his text. Acte 14-11. Mr. Roel unplanned the feet flat the people at Syetn intently recognized that Poul, end Bentha- had some power. ‘ A numb- o! the yam people 0! SADOWA. MSEDALE. Aglvelg in the 070., Lindsay “A. uvxvâ€"u wâ€" Jude“. ”1d gave entire sat mum Mr. and Mrs. R. J. .Wu‘e ’th oyober supper to some c aluci friendi‘ on Monday evening. guest- were present. . Ame “d were some from Cameron a 2 Am partaking 0‘ '31 th to o‘thgcofldatthcymt um pun-germ up 9mm *9 m. ,dllcuntkmdl. H In. the “I Last Thursday Mr. Joseph Miller had a wood bee to which he invited the young men of the surrounding neighborhood. In the evening Mr. Miller gave the young people the freedom of his house. 0! course when youth and pleasure met to chase the glowing hours with flying feet, there was a splendid time, and everyone went hOme feeling that it was good for them to have been born. Following is the report of S. S. No. 8, Fenelon. for the month of January: Sr. 4thâ€"Edith Brooks 658, Lillie Irvine 633. Jr. 4th â€" Laura. Frise 527, Ethel Brokenshire 496. 3rdâ€"Melville Pearn 609. Charlotte Arkwright 538, Arthur Brokenshire 530. Willie Prise 4-42. Sr. 2ndâ€"Irene Hodwin 515, Willie Lee 502, Carl Brokenshire 476, Sa- die 'Giles 409, Martha Cummings 379. Jr. 2ndâ€"Lulu Irvine 399. Repeat it. :â€"-" Shiloh's Cure always cure my coughs and col( Port Perry, Feb. 3.â€"Miss Marion Burnham is the guest of Mrs. J. I". Urde, of Ottawa. Miss Mae Bryant is the guest of her cousin, Miss G. Coulter. Mr. Roy Leitch. who for some time hasbeen in a bank in Belleville, has received a promotion. He will now be in a bank in Blenheim. Mr. J. Thorne. of Borneo, is the guest of Mr. Geo. Stone. Miss Kennedy, of Toronto. is visit- ‘ling under the parental moi. Miss Gertrude and'Miss Grace Ross 'were in Toronto last week. ‘ Mr. H. G. Hutcheson attended the county council at Whitby last week. An organized business men's adult" bible class was organized last Sun- day in the Methodist church, with Rev. Leitch as president. and Mr. Geo. Stone as vice-president. Some twenty-five or thirty joined the class. Miss Myrtle Jackson. of Toronto. is spending a few days at home. Quite a number of town’s people took in the dedications of the new Methodist church at April. which was held on Sunday and Monday. 'I‘he( Myrtle people deserve credit for the beautiiul church they have erect- Cambray. Feb. 9.â€"Mr. S. button spent. last week with his sister, HITS” James McGahoy, ol Dunsford. Miss Bert Fanning. of Lindsay vis- ited her sister, Mrs. W. Gilbert. last. week. u ‘ 'â€" -nA viz". and Mrs. Wilbert Irwin' family. visited their aunt. Mrs Irwin on Thursdgy of last wee 7L- .ll'“ Ill uu ---_-.._ Mrs. l". Chapellé, inho has bound»: iting friends in this locality left on- Saturday for Lindsay on route for‘ her home in Toronto. i Mr. James Manning and his sister, Miss Etta L. Manning, and cousin. Miss Vera I. Stailord. of Montreal, called on Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Clark. We are glad to hear that Mr. A. Clark is able to be around again af- Haer being on the sick list for a few Idem. 1 . . “A“ - ,. Colds are very prevalent anion; unu and young at present. Little Miss Vera Woolacott, daugh- ter of Mr. Charles Woolacot, had the misfortune to (all on the ice while playing at school on Monday. and cut a gash in her forehead which needed several stitches in it. The fancy dress carnival last week was a success. The evening was de- ‘lightful and a good crowd from here and surrounding country were in at- tendance. Following captured the prlzeu: Lady and gent's race. '11. Wood. E. Owens: best dressed man. .F. Riches: best dressed lady. Miss Sinclair; men's race. 1 mile. C. low; Boy's race. L. Warren :‘mar- .ried men's race. E. Tompkins : BMW Inca. L.,Wood: but 1.93: mm. L. m_ _ u-.. ried men's race. E. Tompkins ; girls' race. L. ,Wood; best lady skater. L. . OWeno: nail race. L. Warren; lodâ€" iea' race, E. Owens. Mr. Webster.‘ \wau , ”VJ w Jwvv' __ azimzwfiébéeeds were $8,000. .101!an Ina-Pun Ion-e “cloth-0mm.“ undhumdintolt- PORT PERRY CAMBRAY very pnevalent anions 01d 9.â€"Mr. S. Burton colds." 5”:‘ii3'pmperties. For Sale and J ane jeggels. ledge of such matter. It is easy to mistake base!- metals for gold. Imitation for meal chcaa. Here is the safe plan; come to us. We know all about the quality ofour goods. and we give you the benefit of our exper- enee and our honest valuation. Rings, Bracelets, Chains, Necklaces. Marriage Licenses issued at the Populer Jewelry Store. Take 15 I buy nuv-u ‘â€"..~__- , V _ bv man. \a any are inclined to be cattle» shout attending to in currection. If in any way troubled through clone appiica. tion tq work. consult me and be on the It" the night chadshpq file-suing possessed , , j A _ I.â€" A-“--- inf: side. M. B. ANNIS, 0ph. 1)., 02 Kent-at. [0m 803173757110: store] Lindsay Eyeglass! Rpm Broken Lenses «pieced ‘11-! Iii-Cliql'aonto. Ont-ado The Union Irust (30., * limited NOTICE! Lumber, Shingles, Sash, Prunes and Doors; and all kinds of aJinilding Material, W00d,Etc.,at the right price mmsmngggncpn IST ‘ vz_z Phone I4 JOHN CAREW “.9131;ng propertie‘3 in Town of Lindsay and the T°"" PAGE m 1.-â€"Lo.rge two-storey brick on east side 01 Lawrence-at mlbome and Glenelg 8w. go rooms, bath and tur- of your Sight Lindsay