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no}; TWELVE ,, o~o~â€"oâ€"-oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"-o+oâ€"o~oâ€" O O O O O O O l O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O r p o 9 9' 9 9' .; ‘3 +3 95 ggfewyears. .3 of 2a 0 t: y iO co .: aO ’ ,, Wewlll to oo :o co lO or 5O 0: 3O o¢ IO 00 lO 0': t + LOT No. l. on sale at ............... LOT No. 2. S l 1) values, on sale at O O O O O O O O O O O O O O ° : 9 : IA)! .\l). ., O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Q Q mmasss~s~um l i WWWW“ People who are wide awake, Know it by the way stocks are tumbling down. liens Tweed Suits, regular $7.00 values, Men's Tweed and Worsted Suits, regular eti'eets, regular $12 and $13 values, on sale at ...... B. J'. GOUG ~Q‘ m~“s‘~“sss‘s“ss~ ‘ -‘ ‘~“‘ mom‘s“s“sm “““‘“~‘”‘§Q“‘m “ss“sҤs~s“ssssm m s“sҤm“sm§“ ”s~”s“ms“§“sm NOTHING LIKE IT IN This opportune May-day Sale IS bounding ahead of . who know which side their bread is buttered on, are as busy as bees buying, buying, buying. But there is plenty yet of the same splendid qualities, plenty of th at the Big Corner High Prices. On Made Easy have no trouble in clearing this stock quickly. Every department was stocked with new goods, and our price to you should make a lasting impression on eac The Stock must be Turned into Cash at Once, Regardless of Cost or Value A GENERAL REDUCTION will also be made on all our own Mammoth Stock, so that buyers wil stocks, amounting to about $45,000 worth of Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, etc. . them through carefully, think and reflect, and then say whether you remember such sensational bargains ever before being offered right at the opening of Spring and Summer seasons: 175 Men's Imported Scotch Tweed and English Worsted Suits, reg. $16.50 to $18, sale at LOT N0. 4. $3.85 .................................... LOT N0. 5. 75 .................................... 5.95 values, on sale at 5.95 values, on sale at 7. 9 values, 011 sale at. ....................................... 0 kinds to be 801d at 60 cents on the Dollar. bâ€"Hâ€"oâ€"oâ€"Wkâ€"oâ€" eâ€"oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"Hâ€"Hâ€"oâ€"Oâ€"Oâ€"oâ€"o-oâ€"oâ€"câ€"oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"o-oâ€"oâ€"oâ€" NEW HORSES FOll Finn HALL effects, etc, left. nothing to be (leâ€" sired. It is to be hoped that a re- turn visit can be secured by this when we feel admirable company, BELL REPLACED ON MARKET assured they will be greeted with a bumper house. ._____+____ The Board of Works contemplates Improvements in Streets, and Knott, the Canadian actress, at the Sidewalksâ€"The City’s Health and General Appearance will receive attention '1 l:.- board ol‘ works and other com- infifi-i-s oi the town council met in the clerk's tilllt‘u‘ on Monday nightd t‘oizsiderubli- time was spent in thel (ll\t'll.\.\inll oi street repairs and im-l prom-merits. Sum.- of tin; new re-lI oznmemlatioiis are as follows: l linking it gully hole at northwest‘; (‘ul'lll'l‘ oi Melbourne and “illium‘stsi coinmvndtttions are as follows: i Melbourne sirm'l \\‘t'.\l of Williami street should be graded and rolled, Si. l‘aul street. should be graded: am! rolled from corner of Queen toi ~ll‘:lll streets. ; \\.-liin_;ton >ll'0t‘l should he rolled} ulna: graded. l".::r .ch-nue should be graded and l“‘li"\l. .\l:.l street should iu‘ rolled and graded from Russel to llurhanrsts. ,\ mun ~,hoIIlIl be employed to take llll 'i‘m rubbish from the main streets lltltl to tube (are of lln- u‘ruVol pit. ‘l'he nu'llllh‘t’s of council should go where imprch- and see :hv plum-s llll‘llir. urn pruanvIl. llaior \ roonmn suggested the: livilllilll}: of .. monolithic walk front (11' il.I‘lll-_;.- to Adelaide streets on lllv‘ lxil“‘l side of Kent street. and that 1"». .\t‘(‘l|1‘ll :II lln- Vicinity of the main, lu-r bull lu- don.- as soon us possible. “ll lllI‘ildlI Ml. .\lIll‘l‘lllI\ll (liiit'lllfi'. lll“ (‘I‘lllllll\.\lulll‘l' \\.'I\ roquesll'll to bring" In a report on ,. II-l'oot sidewalk from ' l'.|llll)l'ltlul~ t.» HIlss.'\ streets, and 5 ion” {rum Sussiw to \dc-luidv strut-ts. ’l'hn- chmrnmn oi lht‘ bonrd of works “Ill brlnu Ill .. report ut the llN‘I‘lln): of council on Monday lllglll stating :Ill uruIIoltlhIc \\:lll\'\ which should be bull! llllx year. \ motmn was missed instructing lllo' l‘lt'l'h to .Ul\(‘l'll\'1‘ l‘or tenders for sewer tile. .\l.I_\or \‘roonuin ll(l\l.\I‘ll the‘ pur-I (‘illlM' oi another pair of horses for the fie detmrtIm-nt, so is to give better semice in ruse of re, and to provide {or the necessary work about town. .\ resolution regarding this| will be introducvd at Monday even-l ing's session. Messrs. llcgg, Rea and chase the horses. . o O l-‘ishcr will i... a committee to pur- I: MUSIC AND THE DRAMA § .‘xmd return to England, there to re- O MI" ”(in “km for something to he M”m““‘“”‘“. Mary Tudor's rt‘Ctuest makes Charles done about more places for goose- necks for filling the watering cart. as at present much time is: lost in} He I seated at the Academy of Music on also asked that something be done Tuesday evening last, The audience great taking the water at one place. , to cause: the sound of the fire bell to . f be heard at greater distance as since ' the dials were put in the fire house tower the bell cannot be heard at times at distant points and it is not fair to fine the firemen for not turn- ingout when it was not possible for them to hear the alarm. It was de- cided to bring the old bell back for a fire alarm, and this will do away '. with the difliculty arising from the alarms sometimes conflicting with the striking of the hour. [been made about [do work around the fire hall. The The engagement of Miss Roselle Academy of Music. on Monday, May 171th. is being looked forward to by our local theatre-goers with very much interest. Miss Knott gives life “wipe read and and feeling" to her portrayal of Mary There is nothing oI‘ the about her workâ€"she. Various accounts many of them ordered paid. Some TUd01‘- discussion occurred over the closer mechanical itemized bill of the former solicitor. 1.0018 what she is doing and convinces Mr. Hopkins, which was finally Order- you Or it by her Words, her expres- ed paid. The lnayor called Alder- 51011. and “‘1'." often by her SilOIICCâ€" man U'lleim‘ to book for saying as it is- this very naturalness, this some time ago that. the mayor Was very heart and feeling. fairly wins telling an untruth when he said that an audience “'ilhOUt the audiencel members of the council had been in knowing that it is being “Tl"- This the habit of going to the solicitor role. is a varying one, a character of without authority. The bill 01' t1“. conflicting sentiments and emotionsl unlit-imp my“ evidence of such cases, She is the light, almost frivolousl I l backing, with your money back any time if you want it It was selected by Mr. Graham for this Spring’s trade, and is in splen all records of the past We know it by our till. e same matchless values. Store that stands between you and top of all, this Sale has the best of At 60 on the Dollar CENTS did condition. h purchase. l have the choice of the two combined Read m fimâ€"mm Below we give a few sample prices. LOT No. 7. 97 Boys' Q-I’icce Suits, regular $3.50 value, on sale. at .......................................... LOT No. 8. ($5 Boys’ 3â€"piece Suits, regular $6.50 $1.99 3.75 $9.90 Men’s Cravenette Coats, regular 810 THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MAN CORNER KENT AND WILLIAM 8T8. sossssoss‘ “ - O s‘s‘ ssasss‘sssssssaoss‘s‘ssssss‘s“oaasss“\‘.‘s..-.‘-“‘,,“,$,““Q“‘“““““““““ o-o-roowo‘ooowo ....... The Lindsay Markets. but Mr. (rm-my contended that they girl, then the girl whose nature is had occurred norm-.3 and since thp i awakened into being and joy by«the, linw reIerred to. 'true, gentle caress of love’s The mayor “us authorizel‘l to Ob- tips. lain “.231 advice in regard to framâ€" She becomes the woman of soberer ing the publil- nun‘alg i,‘\--1m\._ thoughts and more serious mcin. The report at the \‘accinatiOn ex- She has moments that call for dra- IN-ngl-g showed that 8.3 cases had cost. matic force and surpressed intensity.‘ $1.31.“), M is a series of splendid picturesl ’l‘hi- S,.,,\.,.,,g,.,. “cans“; are all run that Miss Knott draws. She is cs- out and the clerk was l‘t‘llllested to sentinlly a comedienne and her com- -ed,v points are scored with delight- so notify nu-n \\ ho are doing work as, . _ scavunglirs. So 0 Complaints have ; ful. convincmg effect. But she does m‘erchurges for i not let the part‘ sulTer in its versa- this work. but the. by-law li.\'es prices “10 and varying demands. She which urt- very reasonable. shades and colors it to suit the mo- Members .,,~ mmmmms consider ment's theme, or the situation. She; llmt th.- prong-inns of ”1,, sanitary is a woman of personal chnrm und- Mcin“. are “m being: properly can'mugnelistn. hhe works With. henrti I‘ied out, and menus will be taken to ! “S “T” "5 mentality and Sh‘” brIng- about u better gm“. ”1‘ things achieves her elTects. . . I in this~ regard. fl‘hl‘re are lewdiut who are fmnIlIuI'} .-\n endeavor will 1... made to stop \\'Ith "\Hien knighthood was In! the damage to gt'unolithic walks bv me'hn ”the." in book or play! hen",\' louds being drawn ow-r them form. Th“ lncrdems “f ‘3“? play (“'0‘ withqu provision ht‘inu‘ made for pro- in the ‘Slet't‘llth. century In England. I lo't‘lion whm-u new hung-vs m... being a period prplmc of costume and erected and in other places. Ill.‘.ulluntI;\'. oI cmlnetry and sword The additional pnir ”f humps will :pluy. It is in‘ the reign of Run: lllK'I‘Ssitutfl nu udditionul mum“ foryllenry \III of England. and he Isi drawing gmwi, pic” and ”N. hiring l bent on Wedding his Slflit‘l‘ Mary to| of n mun to work on the streets and I'lhc king oflrnncc. She rebels. and in male attire elopcs with Charles salary will be fix...) at about 3400 Brandon. captain of the King's ‘guards. They are captured and lie quit-ed to 51....“ in ”u. 1er ball. fin to be executed. but. to save his ‘ life, she consents to marry the aged King of France. At. the death of the ____+__ latter some months later she is. ”~“~§““smsm. rescued from the Daulnhin by] Charles Brandon. They are married ll tiger per nnnmn. and the man will be. re- ceive “the forgiveness and blessing of her brother the King, who. upon l Brandon the Duke of Quito'k. 9.. The advance sale of seats {or the attraction. Miss Roselle was unfortunately small, we say 1111- Knott in When Knighthood was in fortunately because we say the play Flower, will open at, Gregory's was one of the best seen here this or Drug Store on Tuwday morning any other season. Whilst the play next at 9 can. 25c, 50c, 75031.00. was of a deeply religious sentiment, . o «I» - ‘ it does not appeal to one as a ser- There is evidently going'to be mon, but It IS adramatic effort so something doing in Peterboro 'theâ€" human, tfhat It shows the inner’atrical circle; ' ' mo im 0 men’s lives as though we Whether-Mr. radburn ' - ill the,- looked into their very hearts. The Grand opera house iswfofeknowj; cast of thelcompany has been care- butsthere' is every-"prospestéa “inâ€" "The Holy City." a play writtenI around the life of Christ, was pro-l fully selected. and was a. splendidly other house being erectédbym, ‘f ‘ balanced one, whilst the‘ scenery, J. J. Turner . 801:3,me m‘ l _ _ . . l . , were also mentioned in connection. lwith the transfer of the Grand. Mnl veterlnary Surgeon __ lot 20, con. 1, Mariposa, contain- ! Turner, sr.. had contracts with the ,_ _, ing 50 acres more or less. Frame lpromoters of the independent syndi-l Fall Wheat. bus ............ 0.:2â€"043 house, frame stable, plenty. good lcate by which the latter agreed to Spring Wheat, bus ............ 0..0-0.70 water; orchard of 0‘“. 70 trees. ‘ lace in Peterboro three shows al Buckwheat, bus ............... 0.47â€"0.47 all bearing; also a ‘quantity small I P . . _ 9 e . l¥fiek, providedd-thet houitlc wast builht‘ Goose Wheat, bus ............ 0.70â€"0.70 {1'3" ttrees. in. 01139 conCQSston {firm ‘ is same syn ma 0 wi erec c . ' en is; so 00 on corner 0 ot. $250,000 opera house in Toronto. as Oats, bus ...................... 033â€"03? For further particulars apply at “~(,]] as houses in Montreal, Kingston, ‘ Barley ........................... 0.45â€"0.40 this omce._12_tf. Hamilton, London, and other Ontar- Rye, bus ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0.70â€"0.70 ‘io cities. Peas, small, bus ............. 0.70â€"0.70 RESIDENCE FOR SALE.â€"On Cam- ____+___._ DR J. M. RICE Blackeye peas ............... _ 0.75â€"0.75 bridge-st., south. solid brick. 8 Born . . .- . Live llogs, per cwt ......... 7.00â€"7.10 rooms, bath, etc. , Large, new Honorary (-raduate Onlalw \C‘l' 1) “ed Ii ‘ ) rt 900_9 00 stable, \vith electric light; very O‘BOYLEâ€"In Sherbrooke. on \\'\Iidâ€"' 'I‘ t cl-rmmzv“(Spilleg-e.‘i it i a” '33:; IbOS-‘n 101‘ C\ 0.00 0.0' Cffmplete. Apply at. this office-2 nesda}-’ ‘.\I)ril 25th‘ 1901;, in _ 1', 1'08! “)0“ S 0 a ()HN‘S ("a (‘( ' , ... .................. ~n-n-vâ€" .nâ€"U â€" . and Mrs. A. .l. O'Boylc. a son. ‘ imals in the latest. improved nneth- Eggs _____________________________ 14_ 15 CLARKEâ€"1n Ops, on April 271b, 9‘“ ‘71“? 133’,“ “"lem “‘5‘” Turkey, ........................ 0.12â€"0.15 SECOND'HAND WOOD FURNACE to Mr. and Mrs. John 1 Clarke, 8; Wm“ “"15 "N‘" Gm 1b 010â€"0 12 “LR Sngrln good condition ; . m .. __ . ..... .. ................ . . wi ta e . t. stica v." ' . l dd”sh“" ' â€"()l~‘l-‘l(‘l“. lllCSllil-ZNCEâ€" Potatoes, per bag ........... 0.75â€"1.00 cheap, Apply to n. dll‘sftli‘ond , l Main Street. Near l’irc llull, Chickens ........................ 65â€"- 85 Lorneville, Ont'_50_tf' ' DIei l BOBCAYGEOX. l6traw. per ton ............... zooâ€"3.00 , . . . ,- , ~ . o _ o - ‘ \VINlIRlMâ€"At Midland,“ on Anni i-‘Gféklla-V --------------------- 1:09 1:3“ Mini FOR SALE.â€"East half Le: 22nd. ‘.\]0xandra \Nllldl'lnl. {OFHII’I L\ .A151 0 ........................... 1.00â€"4.00 23 con 14 Mari . ~ ‘ , , . -, _ .- . ,. ,â€" ~ . . . . posa. 1th ones, 0' 14 en(1]0n 1- a115, ag‘pd ”.1 yea S, Iiod (110‘ (3r ..................... (.~)0-8.()0 l r- , ‘3 _ . ‘ ,. , . Wool 022â€"0 23 more or ess, .5 cleared and ..1 lAlxlS'l Ellâ€"At Imlcy LIty, MIChlâ€"‘OF INTEREST AND IMPORIlI-lidesmm ...... 7.50â€"8.0‘0 good state of enltivation, balance gun, on April 22nd, Ada Coulter.- l '(‘ream """""""""""""""""""" 0 '1 '00 hardwood, cedar and tamarac wife of Harrv Akister, formerly of i, """"""""""" r‘ r"' sharp clay loam . firqyflclagg . ~ . . ‘ ' ' ‘4.’ ~ .......... - 'â€"‘u 2.’ . ‘ ' h I ‘ g’aln Verulam township, 1n hOY‘ J‘l‘hi To FARMERS Baitifiqglsxipétflé" " 393_;‘,_’ or alslke land: frame barn 32 )1 year. Calves ' i """""" 480â€"663 54. frame stable, driving house, Bl'llKEâ€"ln Lindsay, on April 29th, """"""""""""""" ' ' h_08 pen and henhouse; 3 wells; JObcph Burke. Preserve your stock P (“stern in house and at ham- DONKEYâ€"1n Lindsay, on April 29th, We haVe appointed the under-men- WANTED Large frame house. With kitchen and woodshed; hall acre orchard. About 9 miles from Lindsay, one mile from Cambray. For particul- ars apply to I. E. WELDON, Sol- Mrs. Bonney, relict or the late Wm. tioned People E0 sell our line 0f Vet- WANTEDâ€"Girl for general house- Bonney. erinary Remedies put up under the work. Apply at. Morton’s confec- CORRIGANâ€"In Lindsay, on April direct superV'ISIon of Drs. \anzant. tionery store, Lindsayâ€"16-”, 29th, Owen Corrignn, aged (35 Waring, who have had twenty-five ' i" . , vears. years experimeenStock Tonic mid WANTEDâ€"Good cook and kitchen citor. Lindsay, Good title guar- ‘ Blood Purifier. Indigestion and Colic girl Good wages to right partv anteed.â€"12-tf. â€"-â€"â€"-+-â€"â€" Cure. Spcvin Cure. Worm Powders. Apply at the 41“,,er House; _._._____*__, 'I‘ouox'ro PosT OFFICE m'RNl-tn, Congh Remedy. Poultry Tonic. Lousc Llndsuy.â€"16-3. FARM 190R 3,41,}:an .21. Con. n The Toronto post olllce wus Death: Antisepticé‘illt‘blglggeil- 321:2}?==._â€"â€"-â€" " Mariposa. 50 acres all plain land - . . .- '- ‘ Emulsion Black - . ' ‘ damaged by me to an extent (MI 1 . and under cultivation. (mood dwel _ "“11“” at $35-""”- 0“ Slmduy mm"- Lump Jaw Curc,_Aphordlglac Alli-"i SALE REGISTER ins: frame barn with stone found]- ing. .\ temporary pupilâ€"(“non i..- 1”- Sterile Powders. Diarrhoea Cure for 1h... Colt.- cnd Calves. Leaking Naan and SATURDAY, MAY “I Joint Disease. Our coupon on every ntion; other outbuildin I! o l rated at 6 Adelaide street and g i g 0‘ ' ,h,.lpackage will interest you. For sale _ Plenty Water. One mile from old lillllllillfl’ “'i“ llt‘ "WNW“. W school. two miles from Valentin. suid. within I'oIII' months. on For further particulars a I, ' Hami- plan from which recent inI-' by Sychstt-r. ”'03” Lindsay; J. 13- pp 5 " [Gordoni Son, Dunsford ; E. J. Woolcrd, Bobcaygoon; E. Z. Yerex, MRS. THUS. CARP INTER, Val- provmnents were made. claimâ€"184. _â€"_â€"â€"d-â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€" Little Britain; W. H. lhmman. Kin- obtained from the owner, Mr. Geo. M ' mount: 1“. H. McGee. Fenolon Falls; .1. Brumwcll. Lindsav. BF. IS FOR SALEâ€"T011 ‘0 lWPlVG W. J, McCologh, Oakwood: W. H. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"__L.___. FOR SALE TO CLOSE UP ESTATE Hood swarms of been in Limgfllr‘flhl l’cnm'lll'y. Halibut-lumâ€"ll-IS. MONDAY, MAY 7.-â€"lly R. C. Short. sold up‘on very may terms. Applv eluders. ‘Will sell right in aggxmgg, Monmouth township. Sale at. 12 . 556 Bands: St. Toronto . . _- _ FOR hAUCâ€"Handsome bay mare. F ' . ' coMFORTAnLEJ-IOUSE m R "Bu” anningn Repository, Williamâ€"an, when and a tireless roadster. will be. -Blucksmlt.h shop and residence at frames. with outside box. packml- auctioneer. credit sale of farm stock to I. E. WELDON. Solicitor. Lind- FLETCHER JOHNSON. o'clock and without reserve. =â€"â€"_â€"_â€"fi-â€"â€"-â€"_â€"â€"-â€"=' EM .3:- SATI'RDAy, -MAY 69-13.“ “(‘0- '4th 4 years. sired by "Easvl For- ...Near G. T. .R' shops. Immfiu 'mmbrino Pacing Stallion. Lindfl‘y- 3‘18 commences at one ALEX. HORN , Lindsayâ€"18â€" Possession. Apply to Step1!” Oll- sold at. c mwnable‘prioa owing to: 5.-ll_\' Elias Bowen. auctioneer. auction sale of two {mute dwellings on Logic-s1” oust 'Wurd. Sale at. Mr. llowes' olllcc. Cambridge-Ht... at one o'clock sharp. Further parliculurn can be Lotus. This is a good oponln for . at hulh Also some boxes andl / ‘ NMhmiw and pmpony “if! M in o .. and lm ~ ~ - frames with coulb In and queen ago The VeterlnmarySpeolaltl] 00. Francis pgngr-luth‘hl’r‘yslnmé 1;, u ' ' ' scy.â€" . ‘ o .nnnlngtou, Ontâ€"12. -â€"â€"- Jukson auctioneer sale of horses tum " br . . . , ‘. oken to , ' . To RENT Stallion {01‘ we' ““19. bugging, harness. etc” at double; great («46:12: iii-2:“ 8‘23: Rothschild." the, 81'0“ ' °'°1°¢k shun. See posters for list . . at t k. â€"â€"'â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" "‘3 Lmdw'4‘m the’ill-health and an of the owner.‘ 9 °° . . mm: ma SALE on To new Baron Rothschild is 9 your. old and. The south he]: 0' Lot ‘ i 1.}: has a. private record 0‘ 2'26 (no pub-l '0‘ ml ' 2nd Concession of the towiish? oi P03 SALE lic record). He is and by Kean __ Emily, 100 . about 1:“. ~ . â€"â€" - Rothschild- am My Mandate FARM FOR SALEâ€"Lats s and 9. miles south of? oi. village oi Valuable mm Property in East "3”” °’ 2'35‘ “'3 3°“ 1' 0°“. 11. Smile Township, 200 Omen-nee. Good hardwood bush ,0 ' ' mm" sum 2”" p“ ' m' M” .59 chlnd- Quarter 0" m m. 'Goodzbrick d’ 11 Ward. lands“. trial 2.20. BaronRothndmd _, In: mile from . a mu" ‘m , .34 mm W9 - . . .4 . ion and and log outbuild- .Inordertoclose up the estate 01 proved himselftobecm on a. my“. "I! or”. For: ll icula "”7““ Gwrs‘ WI "n m’ ‘e’ m m °‘ W prom. . m ,‘w-ch‘ueeuenc- ranch 10b to FRANK wansmcmapi: '3‘“ ‘° “'9' fight W °n WW “'0 3“” ' ., km W .to. In. HUGHES. fields. Sum, or R J unisex mean and St. mm. 3,, 1pm,!“ while my other! ,;.,Kfinlnount, Ont-18 ,8 . , 9-17-11 . . ‘ _ L . W 8.18. Hm. 'm be $200.00 ”gt. no . -~ i“. pm... .. ~. . ., . I" I!" M ,, $3 . O 00.000009000.0000000000000*OOOOOOO'OO‘ l 'FARM FOR SALE.â€".\'orth quarter, | t b