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{ussell 8]: Lindsay .nna. J or bncert in the 5' pses Phi lrned to 11-day or no. fat; ices wet-L ’. quant n the s erection lle. All aster Fl ; with] 11. of N ad his a 1!. this ordan a lillbrocl Mrs. {J . n. ' J anetv .G omn nowcier § box-t é Re 131““ MM ’t mflb‘t‘a Y- Hgfi 3 Q Hill, RE" .3; scd: ' .and I their 1i" , Re» 1 lingsle: G ruin met! 19 iii!!! wing ! flififi'té ,nu‘zflfi m .d 315( the d: their sting atte) quart with the new plans, brighter. hopes and higher ideals for the fu- ture. It is helpful foi‘rpe‘ople of any profession‘to gather in al'eqnvent'ion and discuss drawbacks and worries peculiar to that calling. To know that others have similar troubles. is’ in itself a slight relief, mentally. at least. Then remedies. by which we1 may have overcome certain difficult-J ice, are communicated to others who are 'vexed in spirit' because of the same troubles. Thus blessings The yearly gathering of worthy pedagogues affords mutual benefit to all. and they return to their. schools with ‘iéw plans, the fruition of new ideas receil'ed, and, came The teachers‘ convention ended R‘iâ€" day evening and the crowd 01‘ school ma’ms and masters, at least those Who live in the suburban districts, have departed for their homes. Good fresh Mangle Seed Sugar Mangle . Turnip Seed R. J. Mulligan Published at Lindsay, Ontario, by The Watchman-Warm Printing 00., THE SCHOOL CONVENTION To-day Dr. R. M. Mason, oi’Fene- lon Falls, the coming M.P.P. of Vic- toria and Hali-burton counties, is re- ceiving the congratulations of his many friends, on the magnificent vote he polled in che East Victoria by-election. It is estimated that Dr. Mason will have considerably over eleven hund- red of a majority when the returns are all in, and as the positibh came to him vniui'a’teiiigz; it is ex-itiehb‘e 6i 'in'g fairly with the business men, and when the saving is so marked it must be very gratifying, indeed. The fire insurance business is a Every precarious one for the compan- gies. Unlike life insurance, in which ithe mortality table‘s enables rates i‘to be fixed oh something him a scientifii: aha penneheht been; me nh‘sm‘ehee hates bah; sh the we he: ‘iu're er the hashes; have he hhea ghee hhehe'zehie hhlee he gave; them; ’the we "that he is h when; hieh i heme! 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M» Dix-fix m “3% “a“ whee hhhh 9mm 99' hhet. heee sh thhhh 159th it ‘ hit Rh memes 1mm hhh them We ihtl heed, ewe hi them hem Â¥QFBÂ¥M2 .u. -v... B4: m§en wag 13th 3% ms Egmymnia as mm mmfijan». m m am}; am w; m @9192: 2mm m {Mm mg a E3856 m m“ #59 mm We mas Exam m m m; Mm vim m9 am Imam an “Aka 19% M99 in ma mm in ms imflefits at the mm of, 169:1; Vim: toda- n:- mm‘s awems mag have every confidenw in hign m feel sure that he will fill the 31mg: of the lqte member, Hr. John «B, Carnegie, very acceptably. The Daily Wardenâ€"Delivered by carrier or by mail to town sub- scribers, 25¢. per month. By mail to outside points in Canada or the British Empire, 82 per year. The Watchman-Warder (Weekly) $17 per year in advance; 81.25 7i! paid during the year. Postage to United States, extra -â€" Daily or All“ Gillies, Busing-I Hunger Watchman-Warder 'he past convention can be clua- I may m or as succesdul because the aim of their first 3.", Several varieties at the drug From the best seed growers dispersed in a. teachers’ conven- THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1909. THE BY-ELECTIONS WEEKLY EDITION Qubccription Rate: Seed Corn Telephone 97. The {it open between two fingers. The wound required one stitah 'md will prevent him from playing ball satin. (or a few weeks. Vic. is manger oxtheclub, andhiaurvioeewillbe greatly missed on our hell team in ’ZTUBERCULOSIS Q‘fiESTION The National Asso‘qiation for the (study and prevention of tuberculosis {at Weshington‘has been listening to Qarg'uments to show that milk from ituberculosis cows is not the great cause of the spread of consumption that some had been led to» believe. Certain experience at Washington al- yso has lately led observers to think that the quality of the water sup- ply is not always behind an out- break of typhoid. This sort of thing does not free bad milk and contaminated water from blame. It BALL PLAYER HURT. Valentin, May 19. â€"(Special.) â€" Mr. Vic. Suggitt met with _a. rather painful accident last evening while practising on the baseball field. The team were having a batting pne- tice, with Vic. catching, R. Gray pitching and N. Hicks batting. Hicks hit a fowl tip which hit the catcher on the right hand. splitting I It will be seen, therefore. that Iixity of rates is an impossibility in the fire insurance business. When great conflagrations occur, rates? must increase; when 139.1399] cau- ditions prevail, rates should- he low» ered. This has 'been the course of adoption by the Canadian Fire Un- derwriters Association; and, though insurers may feel sore when rates are increased, they can not but - see that it is the only fair course to pursue provided ‘of course that rates are lowened when the losses de‘ crease. the assodation in having these con- ventions was attamed. ,'Ihe W and trustees Were present in goodly number, partmularly the teachers, and discussed better.means of elevat- ing the present system of education in the county, and also to a certain extent, in the province: goes to show, however, that in studying matters afiecting public health as in other things, conclus- ions may always be liable to modi- fication by further study, and many lines of investigation may have to be allowed before all that is 'weak or harmful is found and remedied. The news that there would be a re- duction on all insurance and busi- ness risks after the first of May in Lindsay was welcome relief to those paying insurance in Lindsay. As was announced in yesterday's War- der, since the Water Commissioners have installed the new electric pump at the pump house the insurance companies have lowered their rates The new pqmp cost the toxin: $3,- 034, paid in installments, and the reduction .in the insurance rates amount to almost that figure every year. That the rates have been lowered in Lindsay is evidence of the fact that the insurance‘people are deal- ing fairly with the business men, and when the saving is so marked it must be very gratifying, indeed. 0n the business places on Kent and WiIJiam-sts. The rate is lowefed 15 per cent., and the result is that the business men of Lindsay will save at least $3,000 a. year. One save at least $3,000 a. year. one firm 0n Kent-st., -a10ne will save $150 a. year on their ifisurance. The reduction was ‘made on May lst, but it does not effect the manufacturing concerns and tlieir rates remajn the same as before. FIRE INSURANCE RATES from The DI'. Williams’ Memo 00., ”has, attaches and buck-shes, and the ailments of growing girls and wo- mummy“. Soldby all are recommended to be. Under their use my health gradually came back; I could eat better, sleep better and felt stronger in every way. and be- fore long I was‘ enjoying as good health as ever I had done.” Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills cumby go-‘ ingtothemot ofthetroublelnthe blood. ' They actually mine new blood. That is why they cure ‘auch troubles as Mutation, neuralgh indigestion. kldmc . troubles, heed- m game 9% gm! mm WWW mm“: my {fix Wk “Ban w: New! MW" ll it §§ W? mm me am we, gm! mm ml! m the {fr .331? m9 Wilma Ml {ma mi Mi: 9%! $85.8? m §EMX W Wham- mafia hug My: warm 9:- mtm imam gene mm mmlicim m. tar W make the nah m mm. that means good health. and mass who! tron; suflermg. fire. 0. Donavon, Newcastle. N.B.. says: “About two years ago I was trendy run down “gall V99! miserable. I did not know m. Was wrong with me. I was hardly able to drag myself about, had severe headaches and no upper tite. I felt so wretched that I hard-1 ly cared whether I lived or.nat. I had often read of what Dr. Wiuiama’ Pink Pills had done for others and I decided totry them,a.nd I can now truthfully say I found them all they DR. WILLIAMS" PINK Pit-LS What; BMW HEALTH Aim 9me fl) Wbfiki AT A bhiflbAL ‘f‘flfl‘s‘. haw wemen fififih the ageemn Wheat gnawing men 5M§gaa mmw. Rim mm 3% m We am We ham mama Mia, ma 595% mm gage Mm m mm 5mm mm m we Bash an?! meg; mama’s {magma nsm'ag mm m 355mm 9% mm: | NEW PO STMA STER. Mr. A. Y. Yerex has been appoint- 0d post-master at." Little Britain to an the bosition made vacant by the “nation of Mr. Morton lastfall. Ir. Morton was for mm mm postmaster, but resigned last fall and moved to Peterboro. Thelposi- don has been filled temporarily since u: resignation. Bowmanville had a. McGill to re member his birthplace with. a. gift of something less than half a mil-lion. Port Hope has had and has now plenty of rich people who could provide a. hospitau and endow it for useful work. Some of our citizens have gone to distance places, made money and forgot their old homes, while others who made money right here have gone to heaven or nume- where and left thelr money behind to serve no very useful end. Who will haw suffering mortals bless them by providing for the care of the sick and injured ? Don't all speak at once, ladies and gentlemen. â€"-Port Hope Guide. Lindsay has it‘s Jana Ross. 0! Montreal, to give 1t a. memorial hos- pital. ' WHO WILL BE A PHILANTHRO- PIiIST IN PORT HOPE? Peterboro has its Nichols to pro vide a. hospital for that place. FORTIFIEDMT FIFTY No trouble with sunlight 5089. Just follow the directions on the wrapper and Sunlightdoesthe rest. wattleâ€"Munchâ€" I'Iever injures hands or dothes. THE PORT HOPE RICH The market was fairly well attend- ed Saturday. The prices remain practically the same as last week, with the exception of oats, they hav- ing advanced {our cents per bushel. have now reached the $7.50A1'nerk. which is exceptionally high. Fol- lowing ere quotations : ,, Following ere the corrected prices : Flour. beet Henitoba, retail 88.85 9-50 to $17G; calm ta #3- market, strong to Sc hkhci'; light. “I to 31% mixed. “.8 to 87.;8 up”. a to 87.55; rout. (I to 81;» good to . m‘t‘u‘. It“; .5“ "g am, it to 08.0: W ‘8 to fl.flE hula, lulu. 8.5 to ”.60; yawn. “ Rolled oatS. retail 82.90. Bran, 31-25 per cut. an wheat. 81.90 per bun. smug mt 31.1i per bus. Flour. Manitoba, retail mum tit-m at $76 to 31” to caucus t‘rypuihta. (m! ait'fédu': “tuba in tummst. Em Euhhs étfih mam. Avvâ€"v-v. â€"--v-â€" â€"â€"‘ 'â€" _--- on. 1000 (3.1.1.00 lbs. etch. a “31510 5.! per cwn: feeders. M to con lbs. “ch. 3‘ 84.15 to 84.60: “octet-a, 600 to no lbs. each. at 83 to 83.75:,” cyti Inter- and Burl-gen. Receipts or makers and springer: were not large .and real good com were sea-cc. Prigeu were unchmged from $8 to M each. Cables Studyâ€"Hop Active at Buf- falo and Chicago. LONDON, my aâ€"Londor: ethics for cattle are steady. u lac per lb. for Canadian steers, dressed weight; refrige- rator beet is quoted at 1°C to 1056c per lb. Toronto Live Stock. TORONTO, May 25.â€"-The railways reported receipts of live stock-at the City Market at 69 earloads, consisting of 1319 cattle. 625 hogs. 263 sheep. 177 “h “sachet." and ram Harry Murby report- the make! steady at unchanged price. tor stocks" and feeders, Quprtrnitlgns ure_u (ollowa: - calves and 1 horse. Bitches. Geo. Rowntree was me heaviest buy- er of butchers' cutie. Hi: quotations were (or butcher-8' steer: and haters. 8-!) to 86.50: cows. $3.50 to S per cwt. m. Bowm- tree bought for the Harris Abattoir 00. about doo‘butchm and We”. ' Toronto Dairy Market. Butter, separator. dairy. lb. 0 20 o 22 Butter. store lots ............ o 19 o 21 Butter. creamery. lb. rolls... 0 23 0 24 Butter. creamery, solids"... 0 21 0 23 Eggs, new-laid, dosen ........ 0 18 Cheese. new. lb ...... .. ..... 0 13 o 1335 Cheese. large. lb............... 0 14 .... Cheese. twin. lb........ ...... 0 14% .... LIVERPOOL, May 5.â€"Clooeâ€"â€"Wheatâ€"- Spot No. 2 red western winter. nominal: futures, quiet; July, 9- Had; Sept... 8. 35d; Dec., 83 ”id. Cornâ€"Spot. firm; new Am- erican mixed (via Gelveston), cu 76; tu- turee, steady; July. 63 5981. Bacon- Strong; clear bellies, we. Beetâ€"Extra. India mess, easy; 97: 6d. Hamsâ€"Short western, 54: 6d; American refined. 56.. Turpentine ”muâ€"Finn; so 6d. Export steers sold from bulls. “.50 to $5.5: {tn-rt New York Dairy Market. NEW YORK, May aâ€"ButtoréSteady; r~* Site. and hubs. Prices easy at unchahgéd qhouflons. You] (hiya. Mt: mpdernte. prices easy at 88 to WEEKLY MARKE IS. NW M [M Weir. CATTLE MAR K513. tan. bush..'.'.. ..... $1 36 red. bush ..... .....133 goose. bush......... 1 5 she! .......... . ...... 0 ‘5 eat. bushel o 61 ushel ......... 0 95' bushel Coofihhtnocuclt o E lshel .......... ...... 0m :9 all: ‘ m . $3.10 per to 8. M MI“ I. r. You Save THE STANDARD - BANK WWW). w m, u. Mum!» (w M hm“- (hhhm, an: m R) mm. 2 ms 25c. Radial. 5c hunch. Guiana (when) 5c hunch Celery 10¢ per hunch lettuce 5c par hunch. Ourots 10c pu- huuch. ‘ Parsley 5c pom hutch- Strawberries 20¢ per box. Cucumbers 5 and 10c etch Asparagus 15¢ per bunch. Sage 50 per bunch. WERE-Mk? $982333 ”me a; 1% t6 REM ”mm; mm mm: 3% m 35%. 2mm; Mm; age as; m BukaEhi 5% w b“; May tee is 8% m but. fig? ”916' 33%? $5“ 9651“ SE35. 3% Q“; 6mm Beg m‘m..fls (36096 when ”“10 'pei- But. J. SUTCLIFFE SONS 5Y5»: have W'thespedal offerings of this store and heath“ when wesay “special” it means money saved tom-the buyer, a ‘ purchase of ours cleared out. This week more of our special purchases have come forwardud'weue able to offer you “more Women’s .2003 quafitv Biack Canvas Voile Dress Skirts, gored and plean (1 sh It», some trimmed ,with silk, mhers with satin, all are u n hands mely trimmed and finished $6 00 Very special Values at $19 and down to only ......... . Aha A1 .ce'mue. finished with double shined frills and 3 95 quilling, spun glass drop. Regular 85 value for only - Special Sale of onmen’s \W'ash Suits Samples they areâ€"you know what means-they got to be right up to the mark in every way for it is from them that the maker has to depend on for his season’s business. Besides they have to be good to compete with other firms lines and in many instances they are extra good. Now you get a chance to get one you know is absolutely correct No two alike, all very newest styles and prettiest finishes. long coats 4 50 and everything up-to-date. Prices range 310 down to 0 89c Women’s embroidered White Mull Waists, all sizes, long sleeves. tucked backs, very latest styles. 89 beautifully finished. Regular $1.25 value for only ...... C A special importation of good quality White Quilts have just come to hand and the urices are decidedly in your favor. Come soon for a first choice. They are white honey comb, soft and free from dressing which is sure to please you greatly. Women’s extra fine quality Chifion Taffeta Silk Underskirts in colorings of Black, Navy. Brown, Tan, Champagne, Pink and Alace Blue. finished with double shin-ed frills and 3 95 quilling, spun glass drop. Regular 35 value for only - Here You Save on White Quilts Three lines 95¢ 1-19 1-50 asaving on every one vaw'fi; “iv-""3?" WWWâ€" Barrie LINDSAY Oshawa Silk Underskirts $3.95 ". a m ”WIS. WWI- Black Voile Skirts THâ€"I S and Saturday. ctwufihngr. m m m ““91“ Stadium: “W m Univefiity of Toronu m 8‘1” MG“ 9‘ the order haw. WOW 0% the m and adopw fitflthesrownmdqlwork. "m M 9' ‘35.“ Will U raised fcr the Pm and a committee but m 6AM §¥§B§N¥§ $933; fifi. W331 “midis fie i5. 6km}? m' mmgfummm mag -- is «g to as” m..maie wages Hit. 8!: ”that. by m as. M! m $1.39 M 35110:: gave; bug‘s», we em “.80. 99 He 7m 11: .ere lways 39031:. La one on this lion bushel through Lin flint. nearly t In. through the rush this4 headers were dale and To Iain line. This is the B. has had 0 say from M n Hr. Hoarv with the duel M cannot um ‘. Witt” cg! “rd of a si “a“; in t“ u m u'un‘ d the Straight gm of the Ym duuhlu BUSH 0F ( mm mm mm M8 W m 1% flew in it Vs ma v m, fimmd M the fihi! A WNW" m. '3. m land, the HI! blowing alm‘ out, is liahll Ottawa. sion of the Canada was afternoon h Governor-G pomp and sion, which months, has in many yc-J and sixtyâ€"mi The chief m speech from 1 WEDGE!» I} Its. Playfa Lindsay for their mam.v in town. lin's m To.1 en near the} turned to f+ yesteniay. ed for 80!an played W“ 1 Kr. and 1 Tuesday f0 they will n LEFT l"( ’1‘ FRAC'H ' H Business is St. J ohn' mm to t Dru gg MW“ ifi EN WNW Q quanti I over THU Gran 5 (If