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MISS DENNIS, MILLINER- Has established in the room next (to The Warder. W- All m «Water any season “‘1 m dwin- md price; are 909“)”: - m an mvitgétpfvisit the showrooms oml OWE d‘y’: Ehm . 5nd 8!. â€" -. W211: m I952: MrS. W. flow under the can: ' bray, is now x“ Quite a number from this place attended Mr. Genre “cbstxt's sale at Balsam Grow inst Friday. the week The Snow is nut four leer on u :7 level. and mu ‘ i.) some placas here. Mr. Weldon mwn left for tin- Nnrthwest n. '.onda_\ last, where he intends 3pc mg the summer. Mr. II. V .sley had the misfortune to sprain : ; ankle last week. We hope it wil. soon be better. Mr. “'rx Wilson was at Fenelon Falls 13” Saturday. Ow‘mc u the storm on Friday last, the mm were busy with their shov- 11555 Leta Cooper, of Powles' Cor- ner, \isited her cousin, Miss Elva, Worsley, of this place for a few days Mr. and Mrs. George Parka- en- tertained the choir for tea. on Sun- day evening. (fiundy, of it-xrnt Zion, lfi-nelon, Mar!" IAGE neighborhoml l'or When you consider for just amoment that MANU- FACTURERS’ PRICES mean 10 per cent. less than the regular WHOLESALE COST, you will have some idea of the Sacrifice we are making on the balance of our FUR COATS. You will still be able to enjoy a few days of comfort in a Fur Coat and have a new coat to begin with next year. This opportunity is here now and with Furs advancing for next year you should take advantage now. ZION, FENEIJ :\'. from this place '40 “abster's sale 1181 Friday. '."’H\ ims been in ‘ i.;:_\, of Camâ€" .iH_\ improving. " four feet on the at. some places here. | This is a strong statement to Imake, but it is exactly what Mrs. | Thomas Taylor, of Blum, Texas. :said in expressing her Opinion of 3 this remedy. “Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine raised me from the grave and Ihave much confidence m it. I can never . r 7 7~,_“J:_‘__- ISLâ€"Mr. J . visited 11 few da§s last “Dr. Miles’ Nervine Raised Me From ‘ Ethe Grave”-m Tutor Will be complete here next SATURDAY. These goods. without a doubt, are the most beautiful range of goods that we have ever had the pleasure of showing. We invite you personally to inspect our new Lines. “Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine raised me from the grave and Ihave much confidence in it. I can never say enough for your grand medicines. If anyone had ofiered rne $100.00 for the second bottle of Nervine that I used I would have said ‘no indeed.” MRS. THOMAS TAYLOR, Blmn, Tex. Nervous exhaustion is a com- mon occurence of modern life. The wear and tear on the nervous system is greater now than at any time since the world began. For sleeplessness, poor appetite and that "run down” feeling, nothing is St: good as The many friends of Mr“ Robert Robertson are sorry to lose so valu- r . able a nelghbor. Tile Endicott Bros. have purchased the valuable property of Mr. Robt. Robertson. Messrs. Bell and Sanderson are in this vicinity sawing wood. Miss Rose Endicott, of the L.C.I., spent Sunday under the parental roof. Miss Lizzie Burnett is spending a few days with her friend Miss L. Patton. Miss Martha McAllister is at pre- sent visiting friends in Monaghan. Miss 13. Begg spent Sunday with Pleasant Point, March 18. Mr. .1. English entertained same of his friends last Friday evening and in spite of. the bad weather all report a. good time. The wedding bells are ringing again in this vicinity. Mr. Theodore lGreer has purchased a. very valuable horse recently. Miss Hannah Currins has been Vis- iting friends in South Ops. Mrs. Robert lrwin has returned home, after visiting her friends here. PLEASANT POINT. CAPS LIN DSAY WO'YmifgCandy Kids Win“ the ~ Hughes Cup and Championship of Victoria and Haliburton Counties The game from the start was a clever exhibition of hockey and many end to end rushes resulted that had the small crowd standing on their heads. Both teams were in perfect condition and played the last five minutes as fast as the opening per- The Candy Kids played a good' ton doing t brand 0: hockey throughout and Begg scored proved conclusively that they are all, with t! the rightful champions. The match this half S; was rough in spots and there was cut over th considerehle keen feeling between game bein supporters of the rival teams, but i Begg going at the conclusion the opposing fac-‘ In the pl: tions smoked the pipe of peace, so uous and in to speak, and everything ended sao‘penalty box tisfuctory. 'on' the Exc the Ottawa or Wanderer followers. The rink re-echoed with cheers, from start to finish, and at times the ex- citement was bubbling over in sev- eral plac s, with betting brisk. The Olympia followers were naturally de- lighted with the victory over their rivals, and considering this is the Olympia team's first year in harness with t present management the Candy kids did well. Monev as per interim orders on which Mr. Ham-ans had not taken commission, in 1910 87. 2-2, and in 1911 $97.50, makiag in 311310412. Excess of appropriation money on which commission was taken by Mr. Hawkins in 1910 $66.23 and in 1911 $17.84. in all $84.07. Balance on which Mr. Hawkins is entitled to comniission $20.66. Com- mission on the same at 5 per cent. and one days pay being $3.00, to be now paid to Mr. Hawkins. “avâ€"-4 _-- 77”,, Further. that it be explained that the only thing that could have giv- en rise to such a statement is the fact that it had been casually men- tioned. without discussion, that Mr. P. Hawkins had taken commission on his whole appropriation for 1911 whereas 81-7 of the said appropria- tion had remained in the treasury. as the work let had not been com- pleted. And Mr. Hawkins has now, at this present meeting shown that he had expended some other moneys in his division as per interim orders on which he could have charged com- mission. the figures for everything cleared up being as follows : At the face-off the Candy Kids se- cured the puck, and for the first ten minutes had the play all their own way, scoring two goals, the first by Mercer in six minutes, and the sec- ond by Paton in eight minutes. This (To Editor of Warder) Dear Sinâ€"The following resialution was passed in Ops council March 11th. 1912: “ That this council re- gret the appearance in The Warder Feb. 14th and newspaper. dated article headed “Ops 15th. of an Council' and stating that certain disclosures had been made at u. ‘(e- cent meeting of the said council. charging a former road commission er with having taken commission on money he had not expended.’ turned to her home. Miss May Gillis spent Sunday at ' Cerâ€"tified a correct copy of resolu- tion adopted in Council and ordered to be published. ~o-o~o~o~o~o‘o~o~o~9so .‘\ (‘()RIU‘I("I‘I()\' Yâ€"H. Methbrell ......... . Hâ€"K. Sylvester ......... ' . Pâ€"G. Preston .............. Aâ€"Iâ€"I. Paton 0â€"0-.Newton . L‘W. McMahon ......... WINNERS. W. E. AGNEW. Clerk. The Hughes cup is one well worthy 30f contest and the generosity of (‘01. 'the Hon. Sam. Hughes in donating the cup is greatlv appreciated by the hockey-loving people of Lind- say. It. will remain with the Olympia for the present your. tn be contested for again next year. settled the scoring until twentyâ€"two minutes had been played, when Cal- hghnn broke away with two end to end rushes'nnd scored two goals for his team in four minutes. While this was going on the Olympias had three men on the fence for putting " the wood on " too hard, Methersll for five minutes and Puma and Pres- ton three minutes. Griffith and Scott were the only Excelsiors to decorate the fence in this half, both {or a minor ofience. The second half opened even faster than the first. both teams roughing it considerable with the result that Paton. Preston and Metherell landed MRS. WM. SHINE. The death of Mrs. Wm. Shine, oi Baily, was heard with deep regret by a wide circle 0! friends and acquaintances around Ops and Em- ily, as the deceased was well-known in both townships. Her death took place on Monday evening. March 18, having been sick but a few days, the immediate cause being pneumonia. She was a member of St. Luke's church, DowneyVille, and a most at- tentive and devout christian. The deceased is survived by a son-owing husband and three children. one be.- by ot {our days old, also an aged mother. three brothers and five sis- ters. They are: Patrick and John, MjIIOy of Emily ; George, oi Alberta; Mrs. P. Murray, Mrs. Geo. Win and Mrs. Simon Council of Emily; Mrs. John Hogan, of Ops, and Mrs. Ed. Cur-tin, Lindsay. remains were tumn, alter the cele- bration of the mass by Rev. Father Maguire of DowneyVille. The deceased, was 30 years 01 age. Interment. took place to-day in St. Luke's cemetery, from‘whenee t_he KIRKFIP‘LD. Kirklield, March 19. - Mr. Fcad spent the latter part of last Week in Cannington. Sad news reached our village last week in regard to the death of Mr. Colin N. McDonald. who resides alone near Eldon Station. Mr. Mc- Donald was a member of the council of Eldon for several years and al- ways took an active part. Mrs. H. H. Turner received a hur- ried call on Wednesday of last. week to her home to see her sister who is Very ill. l’avorlle Churn. am the Wheat. mm damn buns! you not "3305!- manhunt-lion. MAWETL’S OBITUARY. RUNNERS-U‘P. ~. ............Connors N. McConixell .. .Q ....... Callaghan ............Scott until twentyâ€"two ucu In the three charges of the Omemee circuit of the Presbyterian church the vote on church union. announced last Sunday. showed ih favor 0! un- ion by about 3 to 1. Mr. Hubert Gardiner, of Mount Pleasant, was in town the first 0! the week. --.7,_A_-_ -0 Lindsay, was in town. The coal famine was broken on Wednesday, when Mr. J as. T. Beatty reoelved a car of chestnut. which was hastily delivered to the many in want 01 fuel. 4 The Adult Bible class, of the Pres: byterlan church will now an enter- tainment in! the basemwt of the church on . Thursday evening 28th inst. The program will be an even- ing with England.'Scotland ' and Ireland." Everybody welcome. Ad- mission 20 and 15 cents. On Saturday week the stark call- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Rehill, and they are the happy rec cipients of a brand new son and lnenya. ». . The heewy sno'w fall of Friday in- terfered with on? min'sé'vm and made it necessary {geometp shOV- e! the piles of ‘snow 'lroififthe roofs. A number‘ot Wit” drove out to Reaboro on Thmvfi-fiening to the basket social‘; given by the hock- ey team of that enterprising village. A good time was spent. and the a!- lair a happy success. :4- Coronation hall 'was the «mega! a Very pretty St. Patrick's concert. on Monday eveni . The Eflprth League of the hodist church‘put on a program of tableaux. marCheS, drills, readings; 'songt, recitations, etc., that was received with much appreciation by a good-sized aud- ience. On Monday Mr. G. E. Broderick.‘of Llle WW.- Mr. Havelock Fee, of Lindsay; was home for over the week end. A local dealer is disposing of a considerable quantity of baled hay. Mrs. T. C. Ivory, of Sturgeon, was or... hnctmn of a. nretty tea on Mon- Mrs. '1‘. C. Ivory, o! Sturgeon, was the ho tees of a pretty tea on Mon- day ev mg. The junior entrance examination to high schools will be held about a week earlier than usual. occuring on June 19, 20 and 21. This is prob- ahly arranged to avoid the \ery hm weather. wig in town last friends IIWW, F 'â€" Clarke was home {at Presbyterians at Oniém'ee' Fav'or" Union ing the past week of all their term stock and implements. Mr. Chynow- eth is going out to Saskatchewan and Mr. Holbrook will take up his residence in the village. Sir William Meredith opened the Farmers Bank inquiry in Toronto. Kinmount. March 18. -â€" The St. Patrick's ball under the auspices Of the Canadian Fores‘ers was held here on Monday. the 19th and was a pronounced success. Mr. F. lbttmsn's camp in Caven- dish has also broken up. ‘ The storm on Friday last was a, bad one and v55. 30¢an mil that day. but trains rill,” “final on Dat- urdsy, after a plow «with two en- gines went through to Haliburton. Miss Ids Moore,» of Cameron, left for her home on 'fbursday lsstslter a. pleasant. visit with her uncle. Mr. A . Moore. Messrs. Austin and sons lumber camp has broken up and the men are coming out. these days. Mr. A. Train. foreman of Ontario Public Works has ordered a car of cement for Boskung, Minden and Burnt River bridge floors. He will take a gang of men to put these floors on as soon as the weather permits. Austin and sons will start their mill in a few days. They have quite a stock of logs on land and plenty in the water to last until their drive is down. Miss Leta Train, who recently pas- sed a successful examination at the Petcrboro Business College is shortly going back‘ to that , city to ampt. a. position. Messrs. 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