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Kirkfield, Feb. 12. â€" Mr. and Mrs. J. Field. of Brantford, spent the better part of last week with Mrs. Field’s sitter, Mrs. D. G. Bruce. The runeral of the late Mrs. D. J. McEnchern was held on Thursday of last week at her late residence. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. E. B. Turner at 2 pan. Among the floral tributes were: a wreath trom W.F.M.S., Ladies’ Aid Society, ChurCh and Sunday School, the Masons, and friends. The Mas- one other corporation in Canada. The increase in the volume of assets in the hands of the corporation for The managing director, Mr. J. W. Langmuir, presented the annual re- port, this being his duty every year since the company began business. He showed that the volume of busi- mess in the hands of the corporation had reached a. sum in excess of 845,- 000,000, and that as a. purely lead- ing company it was second to only fie original nineteen directors were pth at the meeting. They were Hon. J. J. Foy, K.C‘., Sir Aemilius Irving, K.C., Hon. Robert Jafh‘ay, J. W. Langmuir, and J. G. Scott, one had charge of the funeral. The remains were interred in Lakeview Mrs. A. A. Sangster and MissMos- grove spent last Monday in Lindsay and while there attended a. dance given by the Bachelors of Lindsay. They also spent a day in Trenton Mr. Jack McFadden is visiting in Woodville this week. that the Toronto General Trusts Corporation was organized, five of glimpse of the magnificence of the almost completed palm at Bay at! Helinda-sts., which will be Mixture home of the company when they at- tended the annual meeting at Toron- to. Although it is 30 years ago the shareholders of the Toronto Gene“! Trusts Corporation had a. ziégnfit«tutuS?????u8nzntuxvaxutvoutuxnxn8u8uzntnzu:?«:?»8?«8«8n.?9l I» » A! Toronto General Trusts Co. , In Fine New Home Dun“ vâ€"n. .â€"â€"-- .._i in on Saturday evening tit 10.451 PAGE EIGHT. These gowns are made of a real good quality of white cotton, better that you would expect for the money and trimmed with em- broidery. While they last your choice for only ...... 696 24 ’ ° 3mm 69c These lecea are a manufactums’ clearing line and are a splendid ofiering. There is a great variety of patterns to choose from and at this price you can buy largely and save money on every yu‘d. Regulur prices 3 up to 8c 1 yard now on sale st per yd c Five Thousand Yards of Lace on Sale at per yd. 3c The white goods 53 These Prices Tell CEREAL and MG 60., We ha‘ which we are selling at $20.00 per ton at the mill bad roads and cold mail came on the G.T.R We have had three very cold nights lately. Friday, Saturday and Sum day the menury registered 39}, 41 and 28 below zero. The Kinmount hockey team and about thirty rooters drove to Min- den on the 7th and played a good game with the team in Minden. Kin- motmt won as usual. Score 2-3. the administration of estimates were more or less excessive. Mr. Lang- muir dealt impressively with the dangers of real estate speculation and referred particularly to the ex- orbitant prices being paid for land in the vicinity of Toronto. A com- plete report of his remarks and of the financial statement will be round in another column. year, but Mr. Langmuir was caretul to point out the exceedingly small percentage which the net profits bear to the Volume of business. A con- sideration of the company’s very large and complex business, which necessitated the employment of a. skilled staff, Mr. Langmuir thought. would dispel the idea. that the pro- fits made by trust companies through Kinmount, Feb. 11â€"11:: W. Craig, of Gowganda, is here Mr. F. Train. formerly of this vil- lage, but now of Leney, Sash, is in the Saskatoon hospital suflering from a broken hip, caused by falling 0n the ice. the :‘a!’ represented approximately 50 per Cow-.01 the entire amount of new business teken over during the year. indicating a high degree of permanency in the work assumed by the corporation. As will be seen elsewhere, the net profits of the cor- poration, mounting to $198,000. were well in excess of .the previous Mr. W. J. Wilson, of Wainwright, Alberta, is back to Kinmount for a. Visit. Another game of hockey is 1:9 be played here on Friday next between the Coboconk and Kinmount teams; This will be a. hot one an the Cqboâ€" conk boys are playing fast hockey; and we can depend on seeing the It pays to a’h’ertise in the Wards. ale has provided many lines at particuzlarlsr’lowx'priceég‘.‘ Th’béezquofied here during this month. L ‘Sutcliffe’s Department Store Entrances on both Kant and William Sta. KINMOUNT. This lot of collars affords every woman an opportunity to buy a good supply of laund- red linen collars at a great saving. There is a wonderful variety of patterns to choose from and all sizes. Every collar perfectly clean and ready to wear; To clear 25 at half their regular value 2 for ...... c Seven Hundred Ladies? Collars Aassorted' patterns 2 for 25c _ Messrs. Armstrong and Campbell have sold their 586v mill to a. firm near Endon Station and it was no? moved last week. ' Mr. John Flatt, jrl, is busy getting out timber and other meterial to build a. larger barn next season. Mr. Joe Phillips is running his saw mill its full capacity and has a. large cut still a head, and logs are still pouring daily. Since our little burg was last heard from a great deal of impor- tant items have passed by, including business changes. dancing parties, social evenings, weddings, etc. Our post office has been transferred to new quarters. Visitors have come and gone but the world has been going on just the same. A little baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Akister recently. are told by the oldest inhabitants that it has been the coldest winter so far that they have ever known, and the thermoineter has been (re- quently down as low as 40 below zero and some claim that it has gone even lower than that. Owing to the severity of the weath- er and the bad condition of the roads there .was no service in any of our churches on Sunday last. The member's of St. Peter’s church, were entertained at the Rectory at Fenelon Falls, on Thursday evening of last week by the Rev. Mr. and A number of good horses_ have changed hands in this vicinity lately. Mr. Joe Southern sold a. fine young team or heavy horses to M1233. A. Cullen, of Cobooonk for a hand- some figure. Mr. Gedrge Armstrong sold a. fine large black gorse to Mr. Geo. Isaac recently. Mr. John Flatt, an, recently pur- chased a. fine young horse from Mr. John Begg. Verulun. We underâ€" Mr. John Wilson, jr., of Baddow, has been kept quite busy in tgis vicinity with his gasoline wood saw- ing outfit and is doing excellent work. Our farmers recently unloaded a.- large cat-load of salt at Fenolon Falls from the Ontario People's Salt 5: Soda, 00,, of Kincardine. stand a good price was paid as Mr. Flett has now a. fine young matched Mrs. H. A. French when a very en- jOyable evening was spent. Bury’s Green, Feb. 12. â€" To «ray we heve had a. pretty cold mp would be putting it very mild as we Budget of News From Bury’s Green These collars' and (Jabote are a fineâ€"neod- ment and being a clearing line we are able to save you some money. The variety in large. the qualities are good and you will be pleased nth them. Came soon for s first choice at this fice. 'Spe'cial ‘ 2 for . . . . ...p....‘....... . .. 250 Five Hundred Lad Soft Collars and Jabots 2 for 25c ‘Rev. ‘Mr. Gandier was unable to get through to conduct service on Sun- day morning. Through all the bad roads and weather this: is the first time the reverend gentleman has missed service here. but he will in 231 probability be here next Sunday afternoon. ' Isaac Tripp ‘is very Seriously ill. Slight hopes are given for his re- covery. her daughters near Kingston. ' At the conclusion of a merry snow- shoeing and skiing tramp last ‘Fri- day evening a. iew neighbors and friends took the home of Mr. and Mrs. Whit. Jones" by surprise, and the balance of the evening was plea- santly passed with music and con- versation. Mr. Rupert Tripp, of Burnt River, is here on a visit to his brother. Mr. Whit. Jones and Mr. - Frank Cassidy had an excitingtime on Fri- day last. They hitched up a colt with the intention of breaking a road to the bush, but belore they were quite ready the homes started 0! their own aeCors; In a couple of minutes their snow-plow was smash- ed. Mr. Cassidy was thrown into the air and lit head-first in a snow bank, from‘wnich he emerged in time to see Mr. J ones being dragged ra- pidly along the snow under the plow. Fortunately they succeeded in stepping the horses before further damage was done. No bones were .broken, but both gentlemen received a. se‘Vere shaking up snd,some rath- er bad bruises. Owing to the extremely bad roads Victoria. Road, Feb. 14. â€" We are 21v: to hear that Mrs. Thus. J ones, who has been véry ill, is: slowly im- proving. Mr. Mark Ashby spent Sunday- at his home n.t Homeutle. Miss Pearl Afton is spending a. cotlpla of weeks with friends at. Glan- Mrs. s. Alton, who has been spend- ing the past few months nt Mr. W. J. Alton’ s, left last week to visit The happy young couple leuve this week for their future home in ‘-he West amid the best wishes of their host of friends for a. long and pros- friends in Woodville. Mr. Harold Elliott is visiting rol- atibos and friends here this week. previous to his return to South. Sash. in the near future. Miss Aggie Walker is visiting with her aunt. Hrs. Grant, of Woodville. Mr. John Bowie, and caught“. Miss Jennie, returned on Sum-thy last utter a few days visit with We are Sorry" to LINDSAY VICTORIA ROAD. Ateamoetingandconoert is to be held in the Baptist church on Fri- dw evening. 16th inst. A good On Wednaaday last our locnl hock- ey boys. mauled by a, number of 1m, Visited the county seat of Halibut-to. and won out by a score of 3 to 2. Mr. Wm. Craig. of Gowganda. is a. visitor in the village. Kiss by Robertson is spending a, few days with her sister, Mrs. F. D. Herlihay. sent on the sick lint. Mr. George Train left this evening for the hospital at Lindsay. We trust he may be all right in a. short time 3 expected. Come and enjoy it.‘ All welcome. . 0n Satin-day last Mr. and Mrs. F. Aakoy'axhroe months' old baby was kid at rest in ‘the Kimount ceme- 33011 mde ; suitable reply. To Annie Anderson,-â€"We, the co- workers 01 Cameron Sunday school. take this opportunity to express to you the high esteem in which you are held by us. You were always willing to help In anything. We can- not let- yOu go without expressing Mrs. Michael Mansfieldz accompan- iedbmeohnandMIsaan' ie are back from the “a" likely to my. Mr. 1!. Mansfield is at We" on Sunday school. Last night a. crowd 0! friends and neighbors scammed at. the home of our deep regret at parting. and you have our best wishes {or your fu- ture. prosperity. We ask you to ac- oept this small token and hope that you will read and prize it above all books. sunset! in behalf of Camer- Cameron, Fob. 12.â€"Lest Sunday before the benediction had been pro- nounced in Cameron Methodist Sun- day school. the adult bible class gathered into the echoal-room with the rest of the Sunday school, the occasion being the presentation 01 a large handsomely bound teacher's bible to was Annie Anderson, be- northwest, where she will raide. The following oddreea was read by Miss B. A. Kerr. to which Miss Antler- Cameron President Remembered Before Leaving For West. ular dollar values and very specid at this price. All-soft fronts and assorted pat- . . horn: on light grounds. Special ......... 75c Jnst-to be brief about these" They are reg- Ten Dozen of Men’s Soft Front Shirts. Womon'l Inititute Rest Roomsâ€"2nd F190:- are but a sam’plé‘dfwhatt 75c 7 Val can”. for veal cave. were unchnnged whtt their have been {or a long Mummy («flaccwtu with onus-lull new milk ted our reach- 9 pa- m. and these prices Inn pun Q:- the past_ two'Lve months. “Fig {E Trade in milkm and springer- was that My. prim unging from 80 to 86. with two 9:- three choice nudity Th was one load at feeders. 850 lbs. each. ht 3t 85.25 per ch. but they won good (nutty as retards breeding. Milka-o and sot-Inge“. MONTO, Feb. 13. â€"Beeeip ts of live dock st the City Market were £3 cum. oompming 582 cattle, m hogs, ma dwep_ em} 97 calves. bid ship, and we can assure you you will not be forgotten whan‘you making their futune home. In {orepu't of the evening they pre- sented them with that tollowing ad- thia evening to bid you good-bye, and to will: you a. sale journey and all possible success and happiness in your new home. You and your family will be greatly missed by all, but our loss will be 5, great gain to your new neighbors. We wish yod to kindly accept this purse as a. slight takes of atom and tri?nd- Dear Mr. and Mrs. Anderson.â€"We. a few of your old‘ friends, and neigh- bors have assembled at. your home of Quail-0L, a you. WWW": CATTLE MKEKETS. Toronto Live Stock. ,, where they intend 3xێd sty lesto choose from and all extra ill value st this low price. On :50: 3t .................................. .220 T5000 comet covers are are made of good Wt} of cowon Ind trimmed with lace, a.“ 36 only, Ladies’ White I CorSét Covers, each 4 Dozen Ladies’ Blouses Your Choice ', Ebb. 14. This splendid assortment of waists includes ladies’ white linen waists in tailored styles and all sizes. They are exceptionally nice waists and very special each $1 la' s wot back?" "For 3. W5“ buck ‘P I hasn't been troubled with g vat baa. thank you." “ N0» (lontrssl Grsin and Produce. MONTREAL. Feb. nâ€"In butter. tho tooling 1- firm. under s good. steady do- msnd. Acoodtndoispsssing finess- Provisions m study. with s tux-1y good domnd. Cornâ€"American No. 3 y.euow 76c. “emuâ€"Gunman vectors. No. am“ to Csnsdlsn western. No. a. 5}?“ to 52¢ unlimited. 0053c: o.2]oc will“. 81¢ to 5158:; (LS local white. 500 tomxadlocfly. Oct totflsc. m sue not. gmmtxp. $180 wine. I 7“,_A- my“: m Gala Market LIVERPOOL. Feb. 13.â€"-th-3:~${)0§ ’ No. 1 Manitoba, 8:; 8d; No. min. 6d; No. 3 Manitoba_ as find. Futures cuter; Inch 73 105, May Is ."ud. July ‘1' m Corn-spot am; American. old, 651141: 60.. new. ‘0 Sid; do. new, kilnâ€"aria, as a.“ mum- any: Lurch 63 1d. May 6: Flourâ€"Winter utenu. 83 3d. ”3301:! um (Pacific Coast), {10 LL: mat-apoli- Gflln Market. Espâ€"M In; ”bend. 88c to me: No. 1 stock. ale to so. Pomonaâ€"Perm. car-lots. 8170 to 81”!) Dressed hopâ€"M1:- kuled, ”.75 N no; country. 9 to $.60. Porkâ€"Heavy Guam short cut mess» hands. 85 «places. $22.50; Canad. gar: cut back“ bands. 45 to 55 pieceS. Lardâ€"Compound threes, 376 lbs" She; wood Mb. 20 lbs. net, “c; pure. tierces. $1152: mac; pun wood pails, 20 lbs. :1 Bootâ€"Plate. barrels. zoo lbs..$14.50: Plate. “ems. no lb... $21.50. leol‘pool Grain Pricu. £35 :3 u 8 8 8.3 .floafllujuau: : 2.8 3 8.8 .5683 .83.! .8... .9213 58.3. .3.‘ .1308. "Ci g0 union»; " ’ “wanâ€"mac; motsoxbc. W‘im thfi'whcart DIN" 9"...“ ‘30: ”undo. ‘10: my; “"3 July ....... 102% co.a...unooccooooo-ocooo-ooovoo I hfid .2... 2... .2.... .....2... become pronounced owing to contin- ued b1: receipts and to lower cables. In consequence. the clone was 1 1-Sc to 1 84¢ under Saturday's level. Corn finished He to 1-2c down. oats nl‘t 14c to 14¢. and hogs product: less expendve by 2 1-2c to 10¢. The Liverpool market closed to-day on When! #3! to 1566 lower than Saturday, nnd corn aid to 56¢! lower. Paris wheat cloned “6c to 2c lower. Antwerp §gc low- 3. Berlin 55c lower. end Budapest 70 wer. Whatâ€" ' ' I”. 0111.. 101% 11m 101% _d9. new.. 191$ 191* 101% Livorpool and Chicago Wheat Futures Close Lowerâ€"Live Stockâ€" Latut Quotations. CHICAGO. Feb. 13.â€"â€"Wheat tu-day uttered the most severe decline in over two months. Bearish sentiment was. Feb. nâ€"Closeâ€"that l": m; July. 31-6“: N0. 1 hard, L“. NO. 1 ”than. 31.3%: No. 2 north- M to W: No. 8 wheat. $1.“: to Con-No. t . Cc. . ’ yellow"e “to 67¢ . Toronto Grain Market. Wheat. ran. bushel ........ 80 96 to 8.... When. tonne. bushel ..... 093 .... Rn. Mabel ................1¢5 Oatsâ€" X‘Iinnimp Optiong 09.,High. Low. Close. C.ose. THE MARKETS. to: «Jamie: clean. 15. 1am. i wfiib )0! i 101%!) 101 ’- 102m 2 To-day Yew To-day Jest. r/lthildren's .» .homwuunm-N‘ WORK FOR TH E CHILDREN‘S .7- She is worthy of more .3 in ha- work, not, only by 'u 0‘ the Society but every m come forward, and fun! M. which has a high?! ,H o! manhood in view. was moved previous to M Hrs. George Reefs: ‘l'he Children's Aid Society the wand! chamber 'on Mond. ‘5” pm. The Vioeâ€"Presidenw John Rogers. in the cha;r, we present ms Sharpe, In an, Era. G. A. lflne, Miss ‘ 13w. '1'. Moat spoke 01 “t "l’d family. and said tl out. we!» not. fit to bring up 1"!- 80 spoke of the family M the donatic infehcity loaned to exist in the home. m the county to 1 home. at a. distance from the Cit! and flavored the opinion‘ In. Sharpe should look after M who is untiring m hnr *0 hull-ova the status of we fill neglected children of H10 Gfllogly. G- A. Jordan, R. 000. Ran. Mr. Balfour, (Thief m, and an Ensign representi adv-Mon Army. Another case of a buy in m ward who is bordering on 14 0! age. and who has played 10! many weeks was discusse no conclusion was arrived at. Ir. Rogers spoke in high 0! the boys aptitude as a s but wormed the Society u was powerless to do any mol M'been his wish to do. It is probable Chief (‘hiltor look into the matter. A third cue came from (in m mother being unable to m of her two children, 1 a! m your: and a girl of In the latter case the father o W is a. wealthy (angler, m man: will not recog: In. Shape is badh‘ immii h I. Vork, for wam of .1 r01 It!!!" clothing granted fur the ‘t 0‘ ”as children. and V” M where thoy Cun‘ M ”W to secure {ash-r1 m m to mind Um nae Shite in town, to assht; "film uses acme before the my lot consitbrnuon. One m in the east ward, and If. Geo. A. Jordan mum M' '1'. ”our seCondt-vi a M u” Iagistrato hr ash M“: the children In 151v c1 the society. 1*. White said the father W10 person and ”mu; m should be asked I h"! an children to the (arc Ladies“ White Muslin Co 01", trimmed with one inch linen insertion, edged action and lace to mat: ribbon and heading, u“ sh a. price each ................. Night Gow . Ludies' White Com Gown. fine tucked yoke, l1 edged with fine embroider: bitten front. all sizes, pri< Indiu' Whine (‘ambr Gowns. slip over nr but: some with fine Swil- el yokes. edged with imimti lrisn lane. short sleeves, a long sleeves and tucked yol edged with embroidery, g sisal, price each ............... Buy your Cott L Mes’ Fine White Cum] ‘ Cove-a edged with $01 or Three Cases Careful Attention Take “mug: 0n Great White Corset Cow