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mlist hoist, Lindsay quality. It prices. {on between 13 | 2 and 4 p.134 lhalturo, Ora-m memo and T59 qâ€" ly kind to E0: Rubbey ‘. but ‘oney ing ’. Winters ave. Lindsay ackson id Choirâ€"motes :ts. Concerto, it Homes, u. and Yoice minatione. , Plasses Beam 1:. c i Iggy. h6g0: '9'” ex :90. so 1!“ 5. “W1“, 3:“ ‘t importer “3.32m iaIIads. For . LIN DSAY. :5 of China, and} mos$ Comm-33" .re to ha." Hall LSON 'ON’ 8 STORE RIDOU Tâ€"ST: .Q“‘m called away. price New satin stripe cashmere, in white for waists, reg. 50c. "UTI L- price ........................................ 40c « ‘reum white albatros waisting, 36 wide, leg. 35¢, sale price ....... 25c, imnCh peau de soie black dress ~ I‘k, reg. p.$1 50 for $1. 20, 1‘98 V 0' for $1.,00 reg $1. 00. sale 7‘5c A a! I) ifs-av.» taffeta. silks, in black, green, fawn, redl blue and cream, ‘z'rctty checked t‘afieta, new tones, “‘8" 506, Sale ................................ .49c 36 inch black Jap tafieta. for skirts or costumes, reg. 80c, sale price 64c 28-inch fancy cotton cider for ki- 1112-1108, pink, mauve and blue, 100101. wmhinations, reg. 256' sale...:..-.‘...20¢ l’riestley's black Venetian cloth, reg. $1.25. for ............................ $1.00 Priestley's black granite cloth, M inches wide, reg. 80c. sale I”)? :32 10, sale price ..... $1. 70 Heavy factory yarns, 'xf'eg. 60¢, White blue and black Scotch lingering, reg. 6c: skein, sale ; nee ....................... ;...‘. ................. 4§c Hr sate ................................. : ._. ....... $3.80 Flannelette blanketé, reg. $1.90, Blankets, Comforters, Yarns White wool blankets, reg. $3.175, proof Coats New Persian ' La‘mb Coats New Astrachan’ ~ New Coon Coats Grey Coats .V‘ew Water- Come Friday and Saturday New Black Coats New Plaid Coats New Light Pr‘ SpecialOffering In Dress GoOd§ 1 pieces overcheck .tweetl, Quilted comforters, . 60x”, ‘ reg: and $3.50 Cotton Blankets regular 81, for 85¢ da .............................. ' ..,...T,,....$2.9o White wool blankets, reg. $4:50, For Ten Daysâ€"--”Priestley’s” and ”Har- n5” Goods, Mantles and Furs. There is“ a money saving opportunity in this Sale Wool Blankets for $2 25 The best medium for Advertisers; covers Lindsay, pieces costume txvcedé, reg. Dress Goods and Silks for Advertisers: Covers Lind lay and Surrounding can save money. V. Our stock of Fan Rubbers is complete OLUME XLIX. ....... ‘. ~... ..u.u.-..o-no-anso...‘o.‘u~¢85c nan-u.- .o. 0:.- ..-0- so no o-a.o-oo-o coo... ~.-....-....:o:o.: cc... ..u. 9.. on- The Verdict. ecu... -- a...-..-onu.ooou.:. Ladies’ Vests and DraWers, “Crescent Brand,” regu- lar 300, sale 22 1-20 Grey Flannel, 26 inches 2 ‘ wide, rag. 25c,sa.1e 19c .- New Infantees and Children’s Mitts. Banner Patterns 10c and 15c New Wool and Cashmere Gloves ‘ oats 25¢ and Blouses Pretty wool golfers, in coat or blouse, style, choice of colort‘ngs, reg. 2.25, sale ............................ $1.90 New wrappers. reg. $1.60, sale A‘ 1" Plain green and cream shade blinds, reg. 35c. sale price ......... 29c Green, white and cream ‘bl-lndé. in- sertion or lace trimmed. reg. 5:55. "V .J............31.3o Coco... .A-Ifitcuqoovnco. Handsome ne w blaéi: . sit-k blouses, rest. $5.00, sale price ........... ‘...$1.25 pot... a... c-oo- no. u:- no no... 3O panrs lace curtains, 8} yards long,reg .82. 40, sale price .. .81 95 Tapestry Carpet, reg. 50c, sale An- Fine plain cashmere hose, ladies’ sizes, reg. 30c“ sale ................. 24c Ladies' Llama. cashmere hose. reg. 45c, sale ................................... 4. ..... 87c Ladies’ tan cashmere hose, reg. 35c, for 28¢, reg. 280, sale ......... 22c Children's hose. sizes 4} to 6, fine Llama woof, reguSOc, sale price 220 Fancy gilt and tinsel belts. neg. reg". sale ...... 6». inch for . for .................................... for 38c union, 36 in. Wide, sale ....25c 13c dark colored hemp., sale ...10c Union rugs, 8 x4 yds., reg. $7.00, -_ ..A 55c heavy union‘ carpeting. sale Blinds, uvvmcu ................................... Buster Brown belts, reg. 18c, sale Biack and white; silk belts, all nqvg. 6 styrlés ladies’ corsets, '3' s't'fiéémladrires’ corsets, reg. $1.90, 'Ehi'ic'iééiié' waiétheg. 28c, sale 22c 6 styles ladiés’ corsets. reg. Hosiery, Belts and Corséts Combs, Pins and Ribbons Golf Jackets. Wrappers .... .00... .- nu on no cnoouoo-v ouon-n-u no a. .n on no. a. on 0. a. I. oo- o. o.-.o-a:-o.n. nucuouo ...-u.- .u- sell nothing but toilet combs, reg. 300 agile co:- .. 0. ca .0 so courage-unto: sun-co a... on. a... an. .00: no. a... .0: cu... and Rugs no. u. to... on a. onus-ouoon:ao 0...: non .uI-ooo 0-.c .oo .0' :"qufiatfy ', You regular 25c ular .7 5c. Sale 55c sq.‘ yard, Sale 20c Oilci ot‘h reg- $9.85 12§c .45c 41¢ having few ‘rich men. Peterborrough had both. The knitting industry did not have the difficulties to contend against. which the woollen industry had. usan old country yarn was used which came in almost free of duty. Hts-had known Mr. Hood for a number of years, and knew that he turned out, _a. good article. Arte:- turned out a. seed article. Alter thing Visited Toronto he was satis- fied. both with them undthe goods produced. He understood that Mr. Hood had an offer of a loan tram apother town, but preferred Lind- say. Mr. Hood was willing to have .vâ€" w. 7â€". nowthan whom npne, perhaps, had paid out more wages inth9 town, ’wfipse plant was idle, and i! some thingtpuld bedone to keen thenhit Mr. Alex. Horn remarked that it had been said that everything . went Peterborough's way. Lindsay was handicapped, by lack ‘on power and by according to profits. There tle or no doubt that; good wquld be paid. ina small Way had recently been sold for $4,000,000. The proposed industry might. it started, grow to large proportions. If fiftygvould take stock of $100 each, it. would make up the required aid. A number of small industries would be better than one large one. Mr. Duncan Ray said that those who had examined into this question were,satisfied that. the man at. the head was an abgolutel-y honest,. hon- Mr. W. Sparling thpiight that the men. who recommended this projeCt, Messrs Lytle, Horn, Ray 41nd otoers, gavea guarantee that It wou‘m Us agood thing. - Mr. Montizambert would like to man at the head of the concern should be a. practical maa. This was the case with the proposed industry. Mr. Hood was a. practical man, but had not sufficient means to go on himself. He‘ simply asked $3.000 stock to' betuken. He Had machinery sygclmt tq employ 310; hangs; About {Naps-cent. of the labor would '90 women. He was satisfied that the articles turned. out were firstâ€"class. The Penman factory started at Paris a. good thing to adjourn the meetingfi a’nd' {emulate a pin for asking the: see the industry estabiished. By each doings, little the proposed and could be obtained, an” R Kylie favored the 95'an- ment of the industry‘ but he noticed help it were the same {Hoiwem help"- i115“ authe industrieg. it might be Mr. H. J Lytle was. called. upon He said that all knew his views on questian of this kind. One requisite in getting industries was that the The Presiuent, . Mr. John ‘ Carew, occupied the ehair, and stated the object of the meeting. He regretted that there were' not more present. Mr. Hood required some little\us:_is- tance, the taking of $5,000 stock. It was Worthy of consigieration at all events, and} if after discussiOn it was not considered \\ orthy of assistance, let it drop. There was no doubt that if Lindsay became a. manufac- centre the‘vcitizens must bestir them- seIVes and assist industries. I The attendance was small; duly some 'twenty five being present, part- ly no doubt. owing to the unfavorâ€" able weather. Wing of another new industry for Lindsay. it is in the tom ox a. mo. tOry :5: the manufacture of Imittdd goods, and would employ at least thirty v-hands at the beginnEng. . It is now a. going concem in, Toronto, Mr. Hood being the proprietor, and to secure it for this town, all tnat is asked is the subscription of ' $5, 000 istock inthe tOWn. Towards this a good start has already been made. :The matter was considered by the Council of the Board of Trade last Friday evening and a. faVOrable conâ€" clusion arrived at, after hearing the report of Mr. Alex. Horn who: went to Toronto to investigate. A special meeting oi. thexfull Board was held in the Council Chamber on Monday night'to consider the prop0-; sition. , l t There are good prospects for the Proposed New Industry ' For Town 9f Lindsay Knitting factory to Employ may or roux "angle Likely to be Established -- .. ~ ' v ‘ I Gumntoed . f Circulation - - 7, \evory issue. LINDSAY; ONT., iTHURSDéY, 151% NOVEMBER, 1905. was lit. dividends Mr. Fora thought it wouldbowell to have it made knOwn that this hus- iness was not an experiment. The goods were made now by men who knew whet was needed and made it. The expense 0! lnetslllng the me- chinery in the bulldlng selected would be trlfllng. They could sell all their present output to the T. Eaton 00.. and there was demand {or g hundred times as much goods as was mule. The secretory named Masts. Horn. On motion 0! Messrs. Ray and Horn. secretary Donald was instruct- edto solect eight members 0! too Board of Trade to cam-u in pairs (or tho unsubecrlbed portlog o! the te'ndance at another meeting. The value of each shafe was $50. President Carew was satisfied .to go aheadand met as muchctock unoc- sible in thismaating.‘lmt would .be better satisfied if the {netting had the meeting was too small to open a“s'to”c1c‘ sh'eet'a'nd that ‘ Mr." Kylie? suggestion .to call another. meeting when there would bee. larger» atten- dance, was a good one. Mr. Lytle advmted e. commencing now. There might.,be no. bettu- ab. been tum times as large whan the larger part of the stock would, .he had no doubt,,be subscribed. On motion of Mr. Duncan Ray. sec- onded ”Md. Fisher, it. was decided to open 9. stock- list. FiSher, Brady: ,Spaldingn 3% we!’ don, Staples and McWatters as “11' vassers which .was approved by. the meeting which then broke up. _1\m1e Get. 27. â€"Jos. Watts, gnaw W Into town oatmea- duty.- 11-411mm mod aloqg with BURNED TO DEATH the flames. Mrs. J amps Wilson, of South Dollington, and Mrs. Mary Best Curtis, of Orono. The other in:- mates escaped in their night do The fire‘ started on the outside. . ing caught from them-o pheeint w.s.ll By the time the matron had aroused the mmtesthe building was in flames Mrs. Wilson after being gotten out went but]: for her clothes and was Smothered.. The buildings belonged tothe E. G. Burks estate There was some insurance on the con- tents.‘: ' ‘ TWO WOMEN PERISK. IN THE HOME, FOR THE AGED A. ON with which it. was obtained and proud “Lindsay whom every 911g, seemed willing to heip. He thought been‘ very much encouraged as one of those who solicited stock for the Willsams foundry by the readiness favor of the proposition. He amed withMr. Kylie as to. the advisability to every one doinga. little. Heyhgd nary. It. would pfobablymot belong" More it would outgrow these pre- misee, ’l‘here would, he thought I with~others. be an Imlinn'ted demand I for the goohs. ‘ .. Aid. Eyres, after hearing th re-l marks made, was satisfied that .this‘ would be a good institution 'for Lindâ€" é say. He was willing in his public, and private capacity to do 311 heE could to bring new indthrioe to: Am. A. Fisher had been one or the committee to look upa. site. » 'Mr. Horn had ample mom at ,praent in his- naming on the west sidearwu- liainjtreet where all that. was neces- saryrwould. beto install the madli- out; easier. There was another in. dusfxy looming up. ‘ that w’gs the one proposed by Mr. Sylvestgr ivhi’ch rgqniréd a. la'rge amount. of capital. Hr. Brady was In sympathy ‘3 with subscribing and to the proposal inf duatry.‘ . ’ -1", $14.11.; A In dividizals. He no fitéck by in ; thhy with Mr. Kfiie's Ida.1 0‘ s thet‘om aiding mm ”at”; am; individual aid to the Close on $1,000 was then aub- President Carew was heartily would make the othei; of life. " am; 311ng x «w» two minutes edin AT BOWMANVILLE am im; £9‘ be Wuhmd on the appointméit of so conipetexit a Amusing“ The, position of VPolice mutate was, he said, even 7 more important than that of County ‘Judge. The latter had to do chiefly with civil actions inVOlving not more than 3400, while the former had to deal with charécter, reputation 'and liberty to the subject "to 0! his office. He agreed with Mr. Hopkins onlthemnperunce o! the po- sition whlch should be well filled. The l-PPOintment he no sure had the en- tire dud hearty Ipproval o! the en- tireBu- of the county. not expect. that. the judgmmts would all please him. but the believed that. the Wrote, would act without tear. favor or anecuon. Hr. smut telt pleued to add his most hearty mundane do those 0! Ir. Hopkins. Be sincerely lioped that Mr. Moore would be spared mm were to dbchomthe dutie- His Worship add he flanked Melon. Hopkins and Stewart. for their kindly expression- on entering up0n his new position He under- stood the serious duty which was cast upon him. 0! late years the tendency was to remove cases from the County Judge to the Police neg» istrsto. Be wouldtry to merit .m- spect'in the discharge of his dufiiee. AROSE_ OUT OF.HORSE TRADE. ’I‘hecese was then proceeded with. Itwu s. chute 01 theft of s. colt. person would .have .mn confidence in the courts of Pi: Worship. He did limd'tho rCOuity‘of' .Victoria ‘was Bis .Wotdflp was iconsrstu- bedby themembers of theBarpx-o- t, flees". G. E Hopkins md’P Stewart on his appointment. figgGFgULéTIONB 1"!!ng TEE a. wonsrfit “ AND w WWW 9w .m. Hopkins suidhe desired on be- half of the Euro! the county to con"- gratulate His Worfixip. and he be- - - 5:77: 7121:?“ “:77; f ’ ,~;;, ' mg for the oomtfi V‘i’co fie had bought with the $5, and took tori... was heard byhim on Hominy, the colt from Mr. Gmnyn’s stable. ’ amine-10mm CW??? flatter M got out a search 5' E; COW” PM. MOORE HEARS Ills HRST CASE 'fiétér-é; t‘hé‘bfihmeu 'ot" the ‘93:?“ ft,” 4C; ‘4‘: ‘7 ..4. , “VF if HOORE 0mm” 1’0““ Magistrate Willigxn Myers, 3. boy of 1-}...1 ,. , The annual meeting of the Home (or the Aged Society was held inthe [one ceased with the opening of the House otnduge may alto!“ the last annual meeting, inmates with two excepnom’ Mn: meter-rod to the House of Re-uge. Upwards of ninety persons bud been sheltered in tho tenyean .ths House was open. The omltm had been Wood of and tho House sublet tfll the expira- tion 0! the Jesse, Nov. 15, 1906. The Board had cantinued the work of the WW. 'Ihe. treunrer’s report showed bel- snce' on hand October 1. 1905 of $2,101.27; receipts, 31,136.23; to- te! 88.287250; expenditure. 8788.28; balance on head September 30, $2.- 49937. ' . The ward dispensers had given 976.45 to needy maps. m. Connolly. second Vice-President; In. shame. Secretary; Miss Twan- ley, Treasurer. The ratifingpflcers were reelected, namely, Thomas Stewart, Preddmt. Mr. Ichtters, First Vinz-euident; Thu Boar-s. .'or the ensuing year is ate Institute Building, Linden}. Fun constituted as follows: Headlines dean-of the division of work or. Weldon. Milne, Arnott, Sprutt. Omn- orowdod out of this week’s Watch- dell, Cairns, cough ncam mus, [Mb-Wade. land with as good an incumbent. The Examiner congratulates Mr. Moore ’on this \reward of fidelity to his par- ‘ty, all the more, because in conjunc- ition he possesses the qualifications. legal and otherwise, which fit him for éficlently discharging the duties of his new position. As an old Pet- a’bomugh boy, the Examiner heart- ily congratulates Hr. Moore. and hopw that he my long be spared to do justice, to loxe mend «edit- a-bly fill the responsible position to which he has been appointed, HOME FOR THE AGED HAS wan SHALL Bum: - wmnnt mom Peterborough Examiner :. Kr. F. D. Moore, barrister of Lindsay, in receiving the appointment of Police ‘Magistrate for the County 91' Victo- ria. has secured a position, .which. in the light of the serx ices of himself and family to the Conservative perâ€" my, is' a reeognitionof his fidelity. The Whirligig oi time brings changes “in. party Control 0! patronage. and the dominant party is rightly seized at thesright of patronage, iithat is emu-died to’im vacancies-legitimate- ly greeted, as in the present. ease. {flue ‘letter. all! got out a match warrant, the colt being found on the W6! {he {boy' a employer where hehad kept me other horse. ' The charge was dismissed. G. H. fiepkbp for the prosecutors ; T. Stewart for the defence. SUItS $8 to $25 OverCOaJs $8 to $25 ME AN OLD! POLITICAL FOE ‘Aéo’oiflh'g‘tb the' evident» Iyers had traded; colt to Gennyn for 3 Wow. The boy, Wing he had 5““ worst of the bargain, took the horse and harness he got from My}: back. along with a buggy Wmmm m by Charles Gei‘myn. but; a! Mb W 3’” 0‘ ’89. “We you a stranger to our Men’s Furnishing Department? fining, get thehabitoidmppingimandgeteline ononr p! 0 WWW: of Men’s Fixigga,‘ that our Clothing is honest, through and throngh, with no skimzping in: quality, and no question as to style- That’s the sum total of all our adver- tising Honest Clothing within you}: reach. may. nus WEEK-:pThem aginn shade Mien. ' a-urLéthn:.‘ Honesty As recently noticed the Senior Mm' examination may be uk. on in four parts. Classes for touch- are whodedro to takeu'p the, want will commence on Saturday'mornix. November 8, at 9.30 at the Collegi- ate Mtute 'Buildiw, Lindsny. Full three cox-dim] virtue: in a popular editor. We shall watch ~to,r the in. troducuonlor urt‘ht waste); ideas in but nos-than contemporary. may Herald, Stratum, tothe odi- toriu' dad: of the Lindsay wad» map-Ward's. Hats wdto be a a H They‘m to_ be asked to attend . MW of the Lind-3y Watchpan-Wcrda' Mr. Bantam is“ Lyfle, Ray. McNeillie, R. Bryans, G“. A Milne B. Stinson, Alex. Kenne- dy. R. P. Spratt John Rogers, F. C. Taylor. Thos. Brady, G. H. Bop- kins, J. P. Donald, A. Jackson. I. E. Weldon, L. R. Knight, Frmont Cmndell, A. Fisher, 1L Kylie, J. W. WEI), L. V. O'Connor, A. D. Bamme Stuntman: As 3.50â€" nior member of the journalistic..de in Midland enema, we cordially m sincerely wateome toour» section of this banner Province, Mr. S. Benton, formerly on'the editorial ”:6 of tho Wallace and the wor- After some discussion and ms or m proposals it was decided t0 name a, mttee of twenuâ€"five cit.- inens to meetthe Board ofthe Soar ayto consider thequeetion oi (tis-J poeing of the money on hand 03' some approved plan. WSW-31m Peterbprough‘ Review 1" s B“ ton. tormefly‘vhewa editor 0‘ may tum Journal mud m0” '8 fly 0‘ the Stntford Hemad has W will_ haveto be obtainedif the moâ€" ney is media:- other purposes flan thoa for which the society is- {noon pomted. “The following gm thecitizens nun!- Sisson, Messrs. Morton, Morgan, I lay. McGafiey, Robson, Primegu. ‘. Spout! Audition v In thellneofouhingor comm». sale notes. was advances for 1h purchase of Stocks-a, etc. In ”netting your patronage '0 can unsure you of courteous trut- xnent and prompt attention to your business monuments. muowmwn.“ in - podttonto mutmnquw wmuuouqmmm SAVINGS DEPLRTW Deposit- 0! $1.00 ad “and” W caved. upon which interest '51! it. paid or compounded tour this 3 year. at highest current at. In. date 01 deposit to (lily of withdraw- a1. Puma-'0 Business Rood!“ Wtstm "m at (am Chartered by Auto! Pal-{human MMflthitl 123 m BRITAIN Classes for Teachers thanks, Brethren NUMBER 44 Flavel'fe . J'.