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ren’s Clothing Department. the best way. ”utiful fabrics and trimmed in many ways. years, at years, at ‘ $2.75. $8.50, $4.50 t Boy's Shirts We lllls allilWill§ ii llllu of hay»; fillll-la' lllilllé from the allele style or nllll‘llllés .u m llasll lll llllv hull lllsll‘a styles. ‘l‘l... all” of sum. any boy will be delighted is wow: Wu tit buys from 8 to iii years, at 503. lie and 01.00 Bring in the boy and let him select his own shirts. Boy’s Sweaters and Sweater Coats ' We have attended. to the boy’s sweater wants as well as O E 3 we have the men’s. Buy the boy a sweater an ought to have for his Fall and WHERE THE GOOD CLOTHES COME FROM, W. HE choicegarmentswe [are showing it: littlemen, tho; “ta-Wym‘dm thcm'andthe fairneseof ourpricos. ' arethefeaturesthat‘winandtieparentstoour Childav’; Our children's clothing is made to our order by special- ' ists and it takes specialists to make it ' . ' ' The clothes tell the story. There! are Reefer and Norfolk suits, Blouse and Russian suits, etc. Suits for little fellows from 4 to 8 $1.”, ”.50 to $4.50 Suits for little fellows iron 8 to 16 artistically 030.50 We are showing boy’s sweaters in sizes from 24 to 32. Colors of green, cardinal grey, navy, maroon and white. Regular 01' coat-shaped styles, at 50c, 75c, $1.00 to $5.00 (1 give him .the protection he Winter sports. B. J. GOUGI-I LINDSAY I â€"â€" LOST.â€"A HANDBAG CONTAINING a sum of money and other articles. w A RABIESJ OPPORTUNITY. Extraordinary sale for three days between Fox a Nugent's store and only we will sell at less than manu- Illurphy’s corner. leave at this emce. Lindsay. Ontario. -â€",Ml FARM ron RENT.â€"LOT s, cox. from 12. township oi Emily, 125 acres good land, in splendid state of cul- tivation, stubble ground all gang- Ready for fall Large barn 86 x 45, Also store-house with all modern conveniences, large cistern in basement of house, good Reasonable convenient to Separate or Public schools. For ed and harrowed. ploughing. cement floors. further particulars apply to Meehan on premises. __________._._______â€"â€"- for specially ground lenses. Finder kindly lecturer's prices, regular $8.50 to 85.00 Gold Filled Spectacles and Eye Glasses for $1.00. Remember you get is. warranted Gold Filled with First Quality lenses, together with ‘ Scientific Examin- ation of your eyes by one of Toâ€" ronto's leading eyesight specialists, and the glasses properly fitted for $1.00. These glaSses are sold every- where ior $3.50 and $5.00. We in- tend having our specialist visit this town regularly, and the extraordin‘ ary low price is made to introduce our Rock Crystal Lenses in this I), .vicinity. These prices will prevail during this sale only. Lowest price This [ANTED â€" GENERAL SERVANT - 581° will W on Friday. Saturday and for small familz. Apply Mrs. Day, .7) Peel-st. Monday, September 22, 23 and 25. W. F. McCarty’s Jewelry Store, .____â€",.â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- FOR SALE OR TO BENT-40°D‘lWANTED.â€"-GENERAL SERVANT.â€" farm 0! 100 acres, corner farm N. ‘ «5 21 on the 4th concession 01 Mar- iposa. on the Little Britain and , .Valentia road. Nice orchard. First c1835 buildings; wells and a good spring creek near by. For further particulars apply to William Eakins. Lindsay Rb. _______._______â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€". STRAYEDâ€"FROH TEE PREMIS- es of the undersigned, on or about SOpt. 10“ last. steers, one entirely red. the other white and rod mixed. Information as to their whereabouts will gratefully received by John lied- land. Little Britain P.0. also two good SWO Apply to Mrs. Sadler, Ridout-st. FOR SALE OR TO RENT - WEST half lot 26, con. 7, Fenelon. 100 acres in good state of cultivation, good barn. stone foundation and driving shed. good house. further particulars~ apply to Harry Pear-n, Fenelon Falls. yearling NOTICE TO CREDHORS he the Township of Galway, County of Peterborough, deceased. Notice is hereby, given that STRAYE‘D FRO! THE PREIISES creditors I“ 0th." how .; claims of u... undersigned. lot 1. icon. 2. me the ma or the seld'l‘hemp man as It purineineer. tien to her whereabouts will elm» m. Apply Eh" Esquire, the executor of the will of the said deceased. their christaian and surnames. .ddrcsses .nd descrip~ tions, the full particulars of their claims. the statement of their ac- counts and the nature of the secur- itlcil. if any, hold by them. And further take notice that alter such last mentioned. date the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the sdeceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claima of which he shall then have notice, and that the said executor will not be liable for the said assets or any part there- of to any person or persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received by him at the time of such distribution. Dal-ed 'the twenty-sixth September. 1911. PECK a KERR, Solicitors for James Wilson. ecutor. M PUBLIC NOTICE The Augustine steam rot ‘ cry - inc is now in Lindsay at the 11:32' Fay, of exâ€" Leaning rectory uniting the coming parents, nine brothers and one sie- - ter. Themes-rowing friasds havethe - 0' “10 inventor. who will mils : supervise in installation. The s... For§°‘m3monlyoccupiee. heartburn-lemma _ 'Pmoffihwaemcmmm testhudeiivos'od87Bs-ake Horse Power. It. Aum ”k m stockholders and the citiosns or a. lumen salmon 01am ms. *mdmtommmmmmnieuwtw teieei'rhenurcacecniate deMNstleweflees minty“. l 5,, msmulmmmmmuzlmnmrmmmu . mmlflmpflm‘ end joimin the good work. ' firs. Badly, of GOWI, been visiting friends in the lately. in. Port of last Patel-bore. horns last Tuesday. accompanied her daughter. illâ€"ll. Kalle. or route. The little boys elm were by horses lssl well as am. lll'lles lilllll. llllllslll- ls mulled fillerszsl-ell .lllllsll; ”sellelll lllll g, {uncle lllllll Frill out much lllilllz“ ll visit lfl'llll-l‘: W: 4mm 'l‘r-lllll seem lllu ml at home: WM“ Wheel st Barnum. fdst. We are cups to quench (lod's man when he fulfills the purpose of his being. OBITUA RY. MRS. NORMAN J. MOASE. The silent reaper always seems to gather the choicest flowers. This seems to be very true, as on Friday afternoon, Sept. 22nd, Maggie May, beloved wife of Norman J. Moose, and oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gillson, Pleasant Point, passâ€" ed to rest after a short illness at- tended by weakness and intense suf- fering. Deceased returned to her parents' home about two weeks be- fore her death and on Wednesday, Sept. 13th an infant son was born. Careful nursing and every care Was given her. In spite of all her suf- fering she kept up cheerful counten- ance and made a brave and heroic struggle for life. Bright, winsome. and appreciatiVe of all that life af- fords to the young her early death was marked by a lovely resignation ' to the will of her Heavenly Father. and she fell asleep sweetly and calm- ly on Friday afternoon to awaken in - that land where sorrow is unknown, and where the inhabitants never say they are sick. From early child- hood she had been a consistent mem- ber of the Methodist church and for several years previous to her mar- riage was organist in the Pleasant Point church. The funeral from her father's resi- dence on Sunday was attended by a large concourse of sorrowing rela- tives and friends and was conducted by Rev. J. U. Robins, of Blackstock, who performed the marriage cere- mony just two years and nine months previous. He spoke irom the following words: rev. lst chap- ter. verses 17 and 18, " And He laid His right hand upon me. Fear not; 1 am He that liveth. and was dead; and behold I am alive lor- ever more,” paying a very worthy tribute to the young life new ended and praying feelingly ior the bereav- ed oncs. the wheel oi whose family circle was broken for the first time. The pan-bearers were six brothers. William, Oswald, Addfson, ' Milton, l'ercy and Victor. The floral tri- butes from near and distant sym~ pathizing relatives were a boautiiul collection. She leaves to mourn her early demise a husband. mm hobo. sympathyortheotiiecommunityin I'mtootiredtotrustandtootired tom. Said one no the overhaul W 8". mo ‘ lei-mes. this madam power m. This netwmoodtesgiumceyenup- \ men of the district should use an interest ii the institute ind become members. All are welcome to come has tillage James Wilson spent the earl, week on buhlu ms in Mrs. Richard smith. who has been in reroute llama; friends ru-umed By To {muted week. are about iii! A school lhsbecler' but a lllliiihiiii: Hi tile lililllhlfilt ell ills ssemll of let. lulllllll el Mists!!! llll‘tilitl-llilllt lllll tilllill‘y; hill-8 ills llllle of mm llleu ll set a tensile;- ill? llllllr mullahs lllllsel [Ml lllllzll Mill: ll-ellllle lei ll llllllll: ills: Mr: ll: ii: limit will Whales Hills week Miss Wills Beach is allenl‘ns the Bot-Wiesel: are sold to he very Blemilul this year in this llzzstrictl Mr. Levis. station scent. saw one on his dour step one morning lgst Week. when he went home to truck- thirst. and God takes pleasure in a oesei case see. “I, Mono eeee eeeo soon To nit Groin I“ Wheat. (all. ”bet um...” I. M W eese eeeo gW'zzxzztxzxxli 6‘6 Buckwheat. bushel 31...! I M W selseeseheeoou Tennis Doll" Market. t M g muster. “h ll ' 0 ml. 33.39.32-333: Montreal ours sols W “'5 'b 'o ...... s'ets'ebt I ‘lti'lA out. tâ€" ime e semis wheel ”West "333- we re 3-“ . are toil liiiicil lm fi e e +33... ' so lli eels ails bills ' Q. ml. sells it or at ’ is i ll“ ”filth ill ‘l'l. .3”; 333.3. .gl‘lt. F“ sllllwhllwllell ' h lls; lili EH 0 le ills . at! Ill» ill:- l! liil ilRi sea esteem tilt is lit 9' _ retirement. st 3e 03.3 . m. g KW... or all? can N - o e' as c to 17¢; No. I é.W.msQN°”tol No. a local while. “its to lie: 0. I white. £60 to lilac; No. i local white to 45¢. Flourâ€"Manitoba so?! what MI: firsts. $5.40: seconds, .4. ; wintw wh parents. $4.75 to is: strong haw. “- Mralght rollers. $4.25 to “.40; in M ”333' is. he on per net, I' so lbs., saw. .' ' has 9‘ m u Cornâ€"American No. 8 yellow. Witc- Eggs -Selecied. Us to 270; No. l stool like to 38¢. Cheeseâ€"\‘l'estems. 1860 to 1693c; sew crns. lie to Hide. Bmterâ€"Ciwicenl. We to its. New York Dairy Market. NEW YORK. Oct. 8.â€"Butter~â€"l!flnz receipts. 11.824; creamery. :1 l-le to 80¢; some, held 20 14c to 80 1-80: state dairy. see to 28c; process, 1! i-tc to No; rectory. current make. 80o to 11¢.“ Cheeseâ€"Firm: receipts. 18”; state wholly mills daisies. beet. 15c. Exitâ€"Firm; receipts 18.8“: good: extras. 17c to 29¢. cams MARKETS. Toronto Live Stock. TORONTO. Oct. 3.â€"The railways [opened 128 cathode of live stock at the City Market, comprising 187! cattle, 1m hogs, 2128 sheep and lambs and 307 calves. WW“! Butchers. natural-3.3m Butchers' steers and batten. 6.10 to 83.3»: steers or rt we has seen to $6.6: MI. 8: to .75; bu is to as; can- m 31.50 to $2.50. Stockers and Feeders. Feeders. 800 to 1100 lbs. each. sold at “.50 to 8.5; stockcrs. 83.50 to “-0- A morllkel‘s and Sprlnaerfl. crate Ill 1 f mil micro sold at p lo :6! milk." w Veal Calves- Prices reared at from u to 88. with I i'ew choice at 88 and 88.50 per en. 0' an average or 87.5 per cwt. Sheep and Lambs. trash Deep. lint ewes, 83.50 to cwt: ,heavy ewes. I: to taco; re: svea use price 83.10; lambs. I to w. avers-u price on Hose Mr. Harris reports “.1! for selects. fed and watered. and store in .96 letter not wanted. on I. on“ East sue-locum. Market. m BUFFALO. Oct. t-leeâ€" ,celpte no head: market quiet and steady ‘flme‘oetm 87.8 to $7.”; butcher as Celvoeâ€"Re'celpts no and; market ac. tive and steady; cull to choice. 8:. to see. Sheep and lambâ€"Receipts mo head lugflfgxo ghoufic lower: c : to rm. I‘ll =2: yearlincl. 84.60 to .5. sheep. a l: minâ€"Receipt- sue: market active. 10s to the higher; yorker-s. t’.‘ to ms: ‘ to sue: pm. $50 to “.15: mixed. '7 ms; heavy. 87 to 87.10; who. I.” is use. New York Live Stock. NEW YORK. Oct. !.â€"<Beeveeâ€"-Re- ceipts 118: head. lurker. eteedy: Steers. “.23 to 01.“: bulls. 88 to 85: cows. 81.50 to «.15. 3 Gheeâ€"Melvin «I head; vents and crassere steady: Southern and In- dinna lves slow; vealn 7 to 310.73; culls. O to 80: .80 to “.255 :33?an and calves. u to cop and lambsâ€"Receipts 8185 : sheep steady: lambs s to was: sheen a.“ so: cells. 1.“ :3 gull-subs. to us; culls. use ts 18" head; teeli arm; quotation “.00 so ”at It ..... mounts-m 001‘. “I is m. lltl hill .33WW car. no a Ml. ills beginner . .‘l‘l‘lfillufiyrhm lllllli Hull- llllif‘iilifilllh’f ”hillél‘l‘rlulm 0 Mill EXCURSION Dill! “fig“: "6h “:3. 53d set; to Tlmls. . figfirfiihfle .m w” Not-s One was second clean. Very low mm . .‘ Mm”...â€" ._~.MM ”m...“ .-. Fill rticllllll he Tum @mfia m we PACJ FIC ”whim“. cossr $42:m VANCOUVER SEMTLE ' W FROM LINDSAY Second Class, Sept. 15th to Oct. )5ch Through Train Toronto to Van- couver 10$) p.m. daily Proportionate Rates From Ontario ‘ Points ‘1‘. C. Marcus-Pr. Agent ' Dr. T. P. McCullo-u-gâ€"li thematlfi'omapmtoo p.m., (or consultations in eye, ea, .0. and throat. DRI. lolPLIHI and RICH Dr" McAlpine. special attention to diseases of th nose. throes and chest. w. l. Bichnnonber o! the Royal attention in surgcy anddisesses wen-n and children. 0‘ TILEPHOINI 61 [“me W ”8.63% “monomer. BapflstChrchPetcrbsre 0 has resumed her class in vocal music in Mos-My of each week. For terms, etc- ; apply at the Studio. human-grit; “tread Surgeons. London. England. 890cm 0 . l iii; men to (fill eible relation.~ partial list : Hill“? ”lull. ii ’9 Ethel: Fll \plim, ism-4r lilo; shtliiivl l... W» >le r «- Cllhllil in" livale lhp } lwl as»... “It m sums-r and this let than best of everything oil intelligent sulcknml Sublimed Sulphur. 7 ll». (mum Halls. 7 ills. in E Ill “filth, 7 lhk’, fin '1', ' Lmued Mani. PM". .5 HT: '(n Holdings-um. pw- 'lo'l'k_ 3;... ‘ Pl'rlll'x PM: :1! l the ”"" “5‘ Roof)”. ' “Pr? is; ill: ‘0 ..: l‘lmdoy.‘ 10135.. 2-.- 2S». and fill. international film-l. pm". . . 33.. “Ht Q'an H‘flvl DUNOON‘I BF». his» '«l'l‘v all l\.l .l‘l'llilil l l‘\lllllr'l", l'.lll, “ Niel-ll lllpu. l'l'h. lll'h‘rl llll ll-V‘. “H. -1 ... ‘M‘lgn‘ , ., ”Waitress-sew TORONTO-"locum a... matter nausea: finale ...... _ Im‘l‘um "Toronto“ ..z.d King- toss , lean- lawn“. aily except Sun. Hill! [1.11. 3 dead" on Sop» .2513. day. Steamer “Believille” Toronto at 7.30 rum. H'H'y Tues- day for Bay of Quillle. Montreal and intermediate ports. Low round trip l.ltr.~ lupin-.3.“ meals and berth. For rates. folders. ticketsetc. write ll. FOSTER CHAFFEE A.G.P.A., Toronto lay up 1.. lrhl‘e: Dept. . Y [ll #th lMonuay “ edues my rllill Shim. on with L'Vvl‘)‘ faction. lil‘licll if go to a s i'llib‘ ical men and resi ice ination and consu . t ‘ who is en 059d 39,. and has his all: ”end" in Lin l ‘1 t in optical luniun f . es or had any trou With your eyes. wouldr. Shoulll call at Thu Pop- ular Jewelery Store if in n... of a line watch (nianyrlling rise in the Jewellery lino. lull Will find the largest stock of watches clocks, L‘ut ills» :lnll .ll'll‘cllel'y in the county to cheese from. Prices always lili'ill'r a Our personal :11:lr;l!.t--v:.‘~'- 9 .‘l s in this store. We l'i‘IIlilf‘l' anything that lives in»! {4in i‘lr‘i‘l‘c'. will-- ‘Wedding Rings and Marriage Licenses '1 you rather work m ed- so. _ _. I, September l9th‘ “Follow: 'ng Days ‘ Mltthi-IRY OPENING dition chn‘n ”“5, .;_ Vex-v gnml. .'ll~' thl°ll lll‘Vcl‘ «all z \\‘,. or.» i- »l~ “see more . i l?“ in! seam)“ ‘lfl'l can see llll-l'l- auywhcrv 0 ~- 5 , Kn. I' “ ‘ l ‘l-m‘k -~' ‘ :1C(sgs§\llyll ~ 1'1”” (sl\\"\u ' its“ ,5 .l and u... 'n-pclilll ‘l' H... twin; " Lit-ll .l- \ til i (ll-i ll 1 :‘ll, \ l to l i‘lml \ 1 Ul-ll l ‘ rlh-f l"l’(.""llf 7.) :- 0: ‘z~ . mornmz'e 13...: W ‘ large (mm... blitlel‘ and (Wu. pal aTllCll‘.~ ;,. up a fun :ml. » ‘ loads yickvvi .1. ,,‘ p ket ('ll‘Y‘k l .l‘.. - " I murmur-u Emu ' usual LOH'l ..-- “d swim. ‘ Cream 17. ' 3" E4319, 2.1. Alle-m win Si' Lil':u' Kiln.“ - No" jm‘u‘w HOD"; ill“ i!» Li\c 304‘ ~‘,‘ % Haj. iwl‘ 'nrl ‘.1 ‘- ‘ Head (ll-«w.- '. 1 Pork 15 1 1‘. Rib rods 1.3: " Spring lulu/2. 1: Grass sew: $7 Cheese 17C Ill Lord 15 m lr‘. 7' 3 Celery 5c hum-z. ‘ Onions $1 in» Sirloin steak l~ umb 15c m 2'- Spare ribs 10v 2‘- Beef cattle SB 7w : Baled bay $1"). my per ton $12 ‘ Pea straw $1.59 1 Buckwheat 53C bus?»- Timothy ‘5 It) ‘7 Flour. Manitoba, 3: ' 8.89 per bushel 53 , ’ butter 25, 25 ..:.l oats. $2.85, Shorts. retail. $13- Bren. cwt. $1.2“- f’fl "Ii