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SPECIA Mating} Epile . y 33'}?th Stricture Emiss i on Varicocel Kidney A isit advise nd bistm 1' free rep: 3: For. Sts. Hour mdays 10 The for c: ‘ent-st. Pint 1m] fie tn get: the nexti: «o are aqu in the [K ELLIOTT ur [loam highly ca uaramce e: r are “more iidland l TORONTO Enter an m- |Hu1 v mawflfd .opegf STERN VIA Bpecinl T mipeg m 'ontn 2.1! day In“ tOthto Iound ' 0186 l .23. SO ‘DSCS kers’ w, .1. EL) 3nd Alena good 10 PAGE 2' ur the M..- f! Phone S! liti tht Mr. and Mrs. Jon. Flatt returned on Thursday after spending a. few days with relatives in Mount Hor- eb. Master Chas. Flatt left last week for Lindsay. when he bu accepted a position In Mr. E. E. W. McGafloy'I dry good. store. _ _ .. A,,A __ Mine Munro, 0! button, Ont., re- eirned her position u teacher oi S. B. No. 7. Veruiun, and returned to her home on Manley of ieet week. Mr. Ben]. Smith purchued e. veiup ebio hom iut week from Mr. .Wm. Golden and we mac-tend the price wee away up. Miss J an Parker spent Saturday and Sunday with her friend Miss Lillian Billett. I! the stomach and bowels are kept in order there is little danger from these troubles. Baby's Own Tablets is the best medicine in the world for preventing and curing stomach and bowel troubles. They can be given with perfect safety to the new-born baby or the well grown child. An OC- casional close of the Tablets will re- gulate the stomach and bowels and prevent summer complaints. The' mother who keeps these Tablets on hand may feel assured her little ones are safe. If you have not got a. box 'of the Tablets get one without de- lay. Do note wait until trouble comes; it may then be too late. 'Sold by medicine dealers or by mill at 25 cents a box from The Dr. i Williams’ Medicine 00., Brockville,, Mrs. A. Rutherford, of Fenelon Fans, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Flett, sr., at present. Mr. Will. Goidm'u new home in In: being completed. Sir. fiat. innit silo purchuod a an. two-yur-old colt nanny. Non Shut-day bob. chlldron'o dsy ot at. John'o Proobytoflon church o. fun ottoudonco of tho childron to ro- quootod. Tho recent hoovy from hovo dono cannon-abut domo to tho Into mumz and flavor oood. oloo to much wa- owl. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McNeil, of Red Rock, visited with friends here on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Akister spent Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Armstrong. Avoid than who no shun mt- fiumwwmuflo Ian-unwind. Bury's Green, Sept. 19.â€"Miss Maud Pogue spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Flett. fire broke out here Sunday utter» noon in the Queen's hotel, and for a. time it. looked as i! the entire hotel as well as a. number of surrounding buildings would be consumed by the ravaging flames. However. owing to the gallant work of the bucket brigade the fire was kept under con- trol and the blaze extinguished. The fire broke out about 2.80 o'clock in the afternoon between the ceiiing and the roof. and in a very short time a large portion of the roof was burned. The villagers quickly assembled and a. large buck- et brigade was formed and pails upon pails or water were thrown upon the burning building. The upper story of the hotel was badly gutted and the ground floor was also badly damaged by smoke and water. In fact the hotel was so badly damaged that the proprietor, Mr. Duncan J. McRae, and his famâ€" ily were forced to move out and at the present time they are occupying the old Royal Hotel. Baby's Own Tablets only cost 25 cents a. box. A box bought now may lav; baby’s life. Summer complaints come suddenly, and carry away thousands of little ones Every year. Good Health For Baby At Very Little Cost Woodville. Sept. 19.â€"A disastrous PAGE SIXTEEN BURY’ S GREEN. got a. mouthful of flax seed. The seed got down on her lungs and in- flammation set in. In spite of all veterinary skill the trouble could not. be checked. and this morning at ceVen o'clock the animal died. The mare was six years old, and without blemish. Mayor Ben de- clared that 8900 would not buy her becnuuuhomquhtmdln ovary kg 0. model home. so did not know when he could on her! plnco. Mr. Harry Guvin. of Hamilton, visited at the home of Mr. John Devitt, east Ward, last week, on Monday and Tuesday on his way home from Wilberforce. Mr. Guvin is head chemical analyst in the Hem- ilton Steel and Iron Works at Ham- ilton,‘ end was sent out by the com- pany to take samples of- the ore on the property of Mr. Bilk at Wilber- force. He takes home with him a. good impression of the north coun- try- n m ENDIOtflT.-To Mr. and En. Goo. E. findlcott. North 090. on Sept. 19, a daughter. LOST VALUABLE HORSE. Mayor Begg lost one of his gray team this morning through pneumon- is. The mare, which was the dark- est one of the team, was loose in the stable on Saturday night and Secured Samples, 0f Wilberforce Ore HOSPITAL SUNDAY CONTRIBU- TIONS ACKNOWLEPGED. The Board of Governors of the Ross Memorial Hospital acknowledge with much gratitude, Hospital Sunâ€" day contributions, as follows: St. J ames' church, Fenelon Falls, $4.75; Baptist ch.. Lindsay, $45.82 ; St An- drew’s church, Lindsay, $31.85; St. Mary's church, Lindsay, $40: St. J ohn's church, Bury’s Greeh, $4.- 50; St. Luke 3 church, Downeyville, $15; Cambridge-st. Methodist church Lindsay, $64. 23. The cause of the fire is unknown. butitlssuspectedthetitoriglnst- ed. from a. fire in the kitchen stove. It appears that after the fair of last week a large quantity of waste pa- per. some of it saturated with grease, was burbed in the stove. The kitchen is not attached to the hotel, but sparks may have escaped and set fire to the hotel. The hotel was insured for $1,600 in the Anglo-American Insurance 00.. but Mr. MicRae's loss is a. heavy one. . During the fire Mr. Preston. Man. agar of the Standard Bank. who was assisting in fighting the flames, fell through the ceiling into the room haloâ€"w. He was somewhat scar- ed, but came out of the accident un~ The village of Woodville is now for the time being without any hotel accommodation. HEARTY THANKS EXTENDED The villagers kindly assisted It: km in taking out the furniture, ad this Was done without much I. J. GOUGH -, LINDSAY In the new (all shagea,’ :11 black, grey, olive, brown; and fewn ehedeu,’ m prowl! :13 styles, leather event bends. ‘ â€"‘ A- A-‘ A -- In dark grey Cravenette cloth, made single-breasted Ches- terfield style, with serge lining throughout and mohair sleeve linings. Sizes 34 to 46. Price 6.00 to 15.00 Men’s Paramatta Raincoats Men,s fine quality of English Psrsmatta Cloth Raincosts, thoroughly rsinproof. in a rich olive fawn shade, cut single- breasted motor style with neat Prussian or Presto collar, fasten- ed across the throat with tsb and wind protectors in sleeves, sizes 36 to 46. ~ pm. so to :13 Men’s Winter Overcoats ' Of black Vienna and grye Cheviot cloth, English materials in 42 and 44 inch Chesterfield style, plain and satin finished lapels, twilled Italian linings. Sizes 36 to 4-4. Price 8.00 to 12. 00 Men’s .Cravenette Raincoats Made up in the very latest all wool Scotch tweed effects with Prussian or Chango collar. A1 quality linininga and trimmings sizes 84 to 46. . Price I8 to ‘13 Men’s Derby Hats _ In the new fall shapes, with flu? and slightly rolled rim, medium high crown, Russian leather went blinds. Price 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 8.00 In a. fine soft twill, all wool fast dye Indigo, 3-button single breasted, made up in the latest style with hand-moulded shoul- ders and lapels, carefully finished with A 1 ,qdality linings and trimmings. Sizes 34 to 46. . _ ‘Price 3.00, 10.00, 12,00, 10.00 Men’s Fall Overcoats Suits? tor style, quality and good workmanship are here in a number of prices. English Worsted and Tweeds, in all the new fall colorings and designs, brown, greys, olives, single- breasted sack coats. French canvas interlinings, body linings of twilled Italian cloth. Sizes 33 to 46. 7 Price 6.00 to 10.00 Men’s Blue and Black Worsted Suits These Suits are made from high grade imported English worsteds, in a large assortment of all the new shades, including lgrey, olive and brown tone, withlneat self and fancy colored stripes and checks, out from the latest 3-button single breasted sack models with hand-moulded shoulders and lapels, carefully tailored in every way, and finished with A 1 quality linings and trimmings. Sizes 34 to 48. Price 12.00, 13.00, 15.00, 16.00 and 18.00 Men’s and Youths’ Fancy Suits. Men’s Fancy Worstpd Suit§ gfliflfiflffifi 9,999,..‘3‘01‘333 com: FROM; Men’s Soft Hats hlgh grade impogted. Epglish VISITORS To m- 9le - mm You owe LINDSAY’S FINEST DISPLAY OF THE‘ SWELLEST FALL CLOTHES "I ' L '° bracinCr all f The showmg lS magnlficently complete, em 5 o the many new departures 1n Fall Clothmg, and repreSen- ting the best productions of, not only one, out several of l' "___,- pv Amvvv‘r‘ can ‘LA ----,,11 1v Livy- “us .. r ______ the best known tailors of MEN '5 CLOTHES in the world.- the recognized leaders in genuine Stylish Tailoring Moreover, our position as Lindsay’s Leading and Largest Clothiers is a well-known fact. It is to the advantage of every man of Lindsay and Victoria County who wants SUPERLATIVE STYLE and~QUALfQITY at REAs. v- â€"â€"_â€"__',, ONABLE PRICES to give us Wacall. Boye' Sweeter Coete ....................... Boye’ Sweeter! 50¢, 75c, 1.00 and... .. . Men'e Bleek Lleme Hone ..... . ......... Men’s Fancy Lille Hose, 25c, 85c and Boye’ Shirtweiete ° . . Min’! ufihned KWGlovee, 1.00, 1.25 and Men'e lined Kid Glpvel, 75c to Boye’ lined Kid Gloves, 50c, 750 and Men’s Negligee Shirts, variety of patterns ....... Men‘s Negligee Shirts, variety of patterns .. Men’s Negligee Shirts, variety of~ patterns ...... Men’s Negligee Shirts, variety of patterns ...... Men's Negligee Shirts, variety of patterns ...... Boys’ Negligee Shirts, variety of patterns ...... Men’s Fleece Lined Underwear ..................... Men’s Wool. Underwear . . . . . . .................. .. Men’s Stanfield Wool Ribbed Underwear ......... Men’s Stanfield Wool Ribbed Underwear ......... Men’s Stanfield Wool Ribbed Underwear ......... Men's Stanfield Wool Ribbed Underwear ......... Four-in-hand Silk Ties, 25c, 60c and ............. Hook-on Silk Ties, 15c and ........................ 50c Flowing End Silk Tiee .. Men's Stanfield Sweater Coats 2.50 and ......... Men’s Sweater Coate . . . In all the latest designs and shaaes, in wo-rsted and tweed cloth in the latest Bull Dog, Varsity and Motor shapes. Price 250. 50c, 75c and $1 Made from fine dark cheviot and Scotch tweed cloth, loose fitting with belt, Italian lining, velvet collar, buttons up tight size 22 to 28. Price 2.75, 3.50, 34, 35 Men’s and Boys’ Caps Boys’ _Z-P_i_ec_e_ ‘Su‘itg. fl: single and double breasted, Norfolk style, smartly tailored with box pleats 39d belt, made from English tweeds and womteds in olive and brown stripe pattern, loose fitting bloomer pants, strap and buckle fasteners, sizes 24 to 33. In dark shades, in the new fall patterns and weaves, strictly tail- ored throughout from imported tweeds. ' The costs sre single and double breasted, knee pants,strong body linings, sizes 27 to 34. Price $3, $4.. $5 to $7 Boys’ Buster Brown Overcoats ' Price $4 to 6.50 Boys’ f 3-Piepe_ Sui}§ W ' "www.- Furnishings OCOOIOIOI OI. 00.0.5. IOOIOOOOOOIOOOODO oooooo_ootuna WAY. SEPT. 22 ‘- m1!" 1. 191g There are peat bogs in the Comm: M Victoria. which will in all 1mm .bflity net some enterprising pm motor a mint of money some (In): some years ago the peat worms in tho vicinity of Victoria Road wmw m a thriving business, but. it u Wtood am a lack of iunda 1m- !“ the proper marketing of 1m '__-, MO the village of Maitland. all. out o! Brockville, belong m at introducing to u“,- m o! the moat. important invm 05m times, the manufaru W m and wnmcrclal - 1 it“ put. "W “patch says : m. In“. in Quebec 1m “wall. are“ A mm with I!" It. in regard to 1,1 ‘13-‘- w a! trying to Peat Bogs in Victoria 'May Yet be De And Pow d “H W filth diflerent flaws. ‘ M M being vary inflam- “ ’ him by the mturn‘. m d m floating own O. . . {CHILL If you buy thcr you’ll want them h you’ll know the N O’Lou MCI: October also suggests the n We are showimr Hom’s celeb high-grade, 311- wool. clean and dream under. You can ‘mu 1 fancy desires. 82x64. “eight It will pay the men of flu: our extra spec‘al line of Coon 3 strong factor in our fur (L perfect satisfaction. $70 to S and we are Ieady have we had such for our patror.s as elegant Muskrat C beautifully marke only $85.00. 53rd YEAR. We have some speciuiiy Mufi's, Persian Lamb, Mink Shhles, Ladies’ Fur-fined C SUGGEST Tm; AH Fur .mportant inVcnum the manufacture ( comma-cm - powt like to the “M! l to dry bowl M: ‘n I mtun‘ i' over , u COI