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.rm, 3 e r t S t n e K 7 5 advances in price, direct from the manufacturers in --for Spot Cash, we are enabled to give the public the very best value for their money. ~ (Continued from Page 3-) es incident to and contingent on the birth taking place in the institution. '- The action was tried on October 8th. ‘ by His Honor Judge McMillan and a 3 jury, and resulted in a. verdict tor the , defendent being rendered. ' In response to a communixitionf from Messrs. McLaughlin 8: Peel. Soâ€" , iicitors for the Towo of Lindsay. re- spocting the allegation that the flow from the House of Refuge sewer intol the town system of sewerage cantrh. imted to the overGOw \vhicn ind in an 3 action for damages being brouuhil against the town by Mr. Sumner ; M'ulkw. and rmuusxing' u i-nnl‘m‘ouce.: n couieronce was held an replunberl’ 36th. Ir. Jomes A. i‘uni. barrister. andMosm's. 'I‘, A. F‘khi‘r ziwi John O'Ruilly. nidermon. roprosouting tho town. The Bou‘d Mided that with- out prejudice to the (misting rights of tho mum)“ under the agreement with the town in the event of an en- gineer n'x-ommending that the exist- ing difficulty with rm"! to the flow can be remedied by. the construction or a curved connection of the sewer on Sussex street, south. with the Kent street. sewer . the Board was prepared to recommend‘the Council to pay the cost of the curx'ed connection and one-half the charges of the engi- neer. The new connection has been made by the town on the advice of Mr. Gebrge Smith, C.E.. andthe Board beg your acceptance of their recommendation, and tori leave to make( the consequent mammts. PAGE FOUR: The Board have ordered storm wi'n- COUNTY COUNCIL Every Stove On Scott’J EmaIJfon. which is Cod Liver Oil and Hyp'ophoophitu' m euib £- gected form, I: the greatest: “mouth-mac known to medical science. ,3 This is why we are selling. so many Peninsular and Champion Stoves and Ranges Innamon S “Pei Uu Scarf: Emuul‘on “to: W form and man. u. handout": we. AN: ”.00. Stove is fully warranted . Every Steve is a Good Baker Every Stove is a Good Heater Every Stove is Easy onIFuel Every Steve is a Good Looker And Every dows for the windows on the west and north sides 02 the House. The need for the storm windows is refer- red to in the report of the Govern- ment Inspector. Your approval is requested. 1n the report submitted at the J an- uary session, the Board stated that it appeared to them expedient that all intermation as to the statistics and finances of the House and term should emanate from the Board through the ofice of the Clerk and Treasurer, and that in the meantime the letter _ of the rules and regulations Customer is Fully Satisfied might have to be somewhat disregard- ed. The experience gained during the year in which the work has been car-. ried on hesmade it clear that mine erous amendments are desirable. and the Board be; leave to introduce a by-law for enacting new reulee and regulations for the government oi the institution. ‘ A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE. Hr. Patterson rose to a question of privilege. He said that reports had been circulated that he had in- fluenced the Committee on Finance and the Board oi Management oi the House of Reiuge in the action ‘they took egalnet Mr. Hixon in regard to child born in the House of Refuge. He wished explicitly to deny these reports. Mr. McGee. a. member of the Board, understood it tobe the wish of the Council to have the Board take the action. He recollcCted no conversation with It. Patterson in 3regard to the matter. 7 The Judge, [in addressing the jury. had said it was the duty of the» Council to do I what had been done. Mr. suback add any such auto mu won “finely .hlso as far as (he Committee was concerned. Mr. Graham said the Board of the House of Refuge simply did the work on the‘udvice o! the County- Solicitor. and when it. was. found he could not act. on the advice of Mr R. J. Mchughiin.‘l(.0. The recom- mendation o! the Committee on Fin- ance passed at the June session was as follows : Besides being leaders in the stove line, we are headquarters fox all kinds of Hardware, House Furnishing Goods, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Axes, Axe Handles, X Cut Saws, Farmers’ Sup- plies, Coal Oil, etc. Board of Management. With author- ity and diréction to take such steps as they may deem to be necessary In order that. justice .. may be via- diCat ." Mr. Batterson, continued Mr. Gra- ham, took no part. in influencing xhe Board. They were glided solely by the direction 0‘ tho.Council 9n re- commendation o! solicitors. ""1311“. the-matter relating ‘0 parentagv of a. child born in House at Rpfugo be rater-3:99 . to Mr. Johnson said Mr. Patteraon took no move part. than any other member of the Council. Warden Shaver stated that after an investigation had been made and the statement of the. mother taken. it was referred to the Solicitor, who advised the action taken. No unemâ€" ber of the Council showed any feel" in; in tho nutter. No member in Committee dissented- Noimembor st 7 t mu en him. stunted may never "gun mm~ :23 31:: mftfimfix 113:31,” l vigor. even by the most warm resented. If {he Solicitor had nottfooding. O advised as he cud nothing would , ' ’ l- have been done. ‘ i Tho cow um (“was cast, in ac WM“ “don-good mum. The junction of dyé't5mwau a.“ “.1 th- dury cow in to turn food into mo ‘ ' m my {u milk. not no“. meted“ «.3 MM!“ "uh“. . 0.. ‘vv' ’7' ' >II-LL 4A.,“ Nothing ,Succeeds Like Success” REMEMBER 1 he the made to contradict such statements. On request of Mr. Graham the you and nays were taken: Yeasâ€"Austin. gang; . rill-burn. Graham. Johnson. Marlene. No- Gee, \ McQuade. Stabnck and the Warden, 10. Naysâ€"None. Mr. Bailey had left before the mo- tion was introduced. and Mr Patter- son was excused from voting as the matter relatod to himself. by Geo Johnson. tint thethnnke of this uncil be extended to the Warden for his oourteourcouduct in the choir. end tor his exceihnt and progressive management of the ef- l‘eire o! the County. His duties have been most arduous. and 1; number of importent question: has engaged his attention. and we can- not Ml to mod: the untiring ml he hes devoted in rein-once to those mentions. It is the sincere wish of this Count“ tint hie usefulness may be long conuuued to the people 0! this county. sultry of the Physician. Koepcr and Huron oi the Home 0! Renate to 8250, 8350 and 8950 reopocvh'o‘ly to take M Jul. 1“. 1907. fixing the sultry nad-ollowunceo of F. D. Moore. County Police flow-tram. and providing ruins and regulations for the House of Refuge. THANKS TO ‘WARDEN. ’Nle Warden wu,\'otod from ‘hc chair. uld Mr. 0mm called m in and the tolleflng‘nooluuon cum by m unanimous standing vote :‘ Moved by A. ucFarlmo. mended Fruit. keeps bent. says the Country Gentleman, in a temperature just above freezing, in an atmosphere not dry enough to cause shrivelling. A decrease of $8,212,609 in ' Canâ€" ada's export tradeuie shown in the October report. The import: show fin kittens; of 32,838,000. ~ It ms to feed the young toms liberally until well grown. Once stunted they new Mn the-sir The Warden replied in appreciative terms. and the Council adjourned titer singing the National Anthem. for poultry. By-luwg yergpuood .Ingmsing the fARM NOTES . BYâ€"LAWS PASSED. itfi w 103’ "IE!" ‘1! ”-4, "v- 4me dry when cribbed: also to be ham, in n 000! place, (32 muses), ugh pienty of ventilation. The)‘ simuld not he piled more than “'0 feet deep. Wm SW85, aluvuou ”mu. .w..,r-._n back just enough to duin. clean bedding. neat. stable. well light“! and ventihted. clean manger and feed boxâ€"these. m thingsthe horse deserves in return for the work he does for you. Watchman -Warder Ihese two together To it i! pagcs each month of fashions, guidance for making clothes and household helps. Bargain for our Subscribers “Chaim Each number 7 is divided somewhat as follows: â€"â€" ' Frank Tuttlo, of WW County, New ,YOI‘F has an apple orchard of ~ ‘0‘ and .000 i - I I 0' we “ i I. fi‘swmmz'mzxm . 1m 3... m w 39.000 W.. Victoria County’s Leading Newspaper Wide cripdon; also nine innings tuition plumeâ€"may oi than 10m stalls, smooth floor, .sloPing a go , [714.“ at and W '1‘“ in the would. W i I ‘0‘; mg May and went no " ' know that a. cup of “SALADA'. “IILID " when on. is tau-y, either m “him-v “‘9 _ A- ‘I As n11 1:.V.., the roof of ‘ seven-Kory ht build- ing the other day without injury to tunnel! will mkohn wk 1h- be stuumwwwmmmums s «a sus§ 599 1 Where Qfiality Reigns Supreme TRUSFSE§ DON‘T send to‘the cityto so called spoe- ‘- idistsforyour'l‘ms'ees ‘ and pay two or three prices for them. We hue a good msortm‘ent of five distinct lines and with long experience can give you satisfaction as to the style, fit and price. - » Also I mu .- duct '. ' ' ‘utndc ' gin“; 3.. .21 man» ”mam {ocean-cl“ um ugh steel frame bum cum pond to cw the In din-u {avowed m and reboundi banner. baggy-Wm wimtngmw tpn'ng walnut DUNOON ’ S LONG DISTANCE auto-In S'HOTGUN $4. 7 .‘5 «Mgmk"mumu it Ed. 'red a ‘3 ’ " '. 5‘3”.” 3" m Sgafifgeydcs: . n v , maths-Mummzmuu . xiv-v .; "M”‘W.'mto lily the apn- age. the In non and um clurgcixfi'rtff3-su 1, Elutic Stockings Knee Cups Anklets mac. 1 meeting of tho Ontu‘io w nidpu Amhtion Will be “m Om; Hm, Gmlph. on ” W" Iain. :1. Wu. : “ d". 00mm! of flu- Wm occupy 0» chair, and RELM MW W? API'OI FAWN r3231: magma-"a- “ LINDSAY. g mmwmc ssmms” gs~s~0 aid enough to play football We «in «mm yen money in your purchases of Chin. ‘erockeryior Glassware. We carry the largest and mm: Will convince you at the merit of on M Sperm discount in qumtitje We are direct importer New York hd who fell from Supplied according to measurements at DRUG STORE Don’t forget. to visit our China. Hall A. L. CAMPBELL, and our customers receive at least equal but oftentime~ greater. quantity for the some money than you pay e!sewhere for inferior goods. ‘3“ gm. IWQҤ W“mmss s s w Satin he W m...“ n r»- M H thdmxiLT-fi’ W £mportanco' 7‘: M ‘5” ,‘ t1 flunk! not be 9W" d to“. as. am. further we! ‘ .Mlllrubly with raw Choir Soéiua. naught}. At Homes «4. Specialtyâ€"Scottish Ballads. my team My. BOX B..' LIIx‘I-Sn. Min Mabel B. Winters sopnaxo Mu- oYPlnno and Voice CultIu-o. Pupils Propmcz for. W Examinetion e. V oices Tested Free. Classes Pa September 3rd. Act. Hours for consultation between ;( ad 12 mm” and 2311:1411. SMfltMâ€"Voke Culture, (ngut Film. String Instruments am: Thu ory. Vole. W tramâ€"9. Tho W of .9910 110mm“ con h nodes-we quantities 1* 00M by R. N. Mitchell. Cowman" > {‘19- 3st t: v .pâ€" 9. Late Organist cud Chairman‘s Cambridge-Street Inhodist Chm-c: STUDIO OVER BRITTON'S S'I‘OEE â€"ENTRANCE 0N RIDOI‘GoE‘T. W. H. Jackson, Studio. 31 Yietoriuva. Linens}, “-18. PETER WILSON Bu'itono Vocalist Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil L. A. Murphy's 2nd Door w of Gongh'u Dmggbt and Optical Guam-.1: scum; M 250 u bottle BLACK, Qfilll or Wards off the Cold. strengthens the sys- tem, increcses your weight; r02. 50!: size on the - new Public Baptist Church. and Soloist, I- At. all Grover:- Lindsay immuy 021114 31.8 fined $1.! cud I!“ our tion for Jan wool ¢nd T01 tor $9.