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ua-l lilo VA vaAu J""‘"r’ r In the evening session the Revt. Mr. Robertson followed up the same line as in the afternoon, especiallv dwel- ling on “The Relation of the Sab- bath School to the Home and the Church,” and Rev. Mr. Armstrong spoke on the missionary movements of our churches, particularly empha- sizing the Young Peoples’ Mission' ary Movement. ‘ ‘0 “I ,A,,, The addresses by Mr. Robertson and Mr. Armstrong were much enâ€" joyed, and those absent missed a treat. The treasurer’s report showâ€" ed the finances to be in good condi- tion, all accounts paid, and a bal- zaumuus. The President, Rev. N. D. Keith, of Wick, presided at the meetings. and his genial manner had a good deal to do with the success of the convention. Thirteen Sabbath schools and seven Young Peoples" societies reported. These reports on the whole were cheering, some of them were especially encouraging. It is to be regretted that a good many schools and societies did not report. The convention opened at 2 p. m., and after devotional exercises and the reading of the minutes of last year's convention, the Rev. J. C. Robertson, of Toronto, conducted an “Institute on Sabbath School Work.’ Mr. Robertson as General Secretary 0! Sabbath Schools is the right man in the right place, and the informa- tion giVen and the discussion provokâ€" ed were much enjoyed. The Rev. A. E. Armstrong, of Toronto. Ass’t. Secretary of the Foreign Mission Committee. spoke on .“The Ynung People and Missions” in the after- noon, and in an interesting manner showed how the formation of Mission Study classes would help the spirit- ual life of the young people. . HELD IN BOBCAYGEON ON TUâ€" ESDAY OF THIS WEEK. The Annual Convention of the Sab- bath Schools and Young People’s As- sociation of the Presbytery o! Lind- say was held in Bobcaygeon on Tu- ccflay, November 5th. 4 ' Beautiful for situation is Bobcay- goon, and the hospitality of the peo- ph- of that delightsome town was very evident to all who attended the gathering. ‘ " ' “7â€"- ‘Y n Ynifh r-J. SUTCLIFFE SON Watchman-'- 8.8. and Y.P.A. Is an absolute necessity at this time of year. It calls for a larger expenditure than almost any other season. Heav- ier clothing, warm underwear, warm outside garmentsâ€" even warm bedingâ€"all are really neoessary. Now that you can provide these and yet not go to too great an out- lay is always a problem and everyone likes to get'the best outfit possible as reasonable as possible. School Dress Good: For school wear these are extra good, being made 9f PAGE EIGHT a hard, double twist thread The colorings are green,brown navy and black, all have small white speck eti‘ect and and some have indistinct checks as well, all 40 ins. wide and spec. per yd....5oc Ladieo’ Hose, 8 pair 31 A travellers samples of lad- ies cashmere hose in tans and black, sizes 8 to 10, as- sorted qualities and up to 50c 3 pr. Now 3 prs. tor $1, or single pair ................ 350 School Stockings 190 Heavy ribbed black wor- sted stockings, fine heals and soles, sims 4 to 8 ins, reg. 25c and 35c. Your choice Keeping The Cold On The Outside for u.. aiél'iiilé‘ 5‘64 ml‘i’o Wool Blankets ”.75 Eng lish white weal blank: fits, good heav Wéig ht and gumi guess, a! ends evereast Hpggial p6? pair”. at ”32.7. than WI 409 yd. 30031459? emu hairy gamma 931599“, 36 inn wide, rsvmible abbems. 311 MW dgsigns an iii all léading $91999 Extra 3994 value and special at peryd (o. Now is a good time 120 buy yaur winbar float cavgrings far the rooms that. will be in constant use and a good 91191061: or linoleum will not only give you great was! but it will 8M6 a lot. of work and cleaning, Evan a square of aim: would be a great protection to your carpets if used around $119 hank! or where the most wear would‘come. Batter consider ' this sad- give us you: order early while madman“ m 00mph)“. V :. J. Sutclifl'e Sons Lindsay Here are a. few Items that will help you Save Moneyâ€"More Savings at our Store 1.31m. CONVENTION FLOOR COVERING. WEI, nu. .Luvv. u- .-..--, I _ 7' leommittee, Mr. J. Milne, Creswell; Mrs. Brown, CanningtOn; the Pres- byter’s Convener. of Sabbath schools, the Presbyter’s Convener of Young Peoples’ Societies. . _‘ D” The p_1aoe_of‘mee§m§ next year; i?” 'u "A“An rue tuna u can . As rheumatism is not only the most painful and torturous disease, but dangerous to life, this simple re~~ cipe will no doubt be greatly valued by many sufierers here at home, who should at once repare the mixture to_ get this relief? ,L _ Mum-.. mlnn wmflrl TELLS HOW TO \PREPARE A SIMPLE MIXTURE 110 “Willi-- COME BREAD DISEASE To relieve the worst forms of rheumatism, take a teaspoonful of the following mixture after » each meal,and at bedtime. Fluid Extract Dandelion, onéhalf ounce ; Compound Kargon, one 02; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three ounces. These harmless ingredients can be them well in a bottle. Relief is gen- erally felt from the first few doses. This prescription, states a well- known ,authority in 3 Cleveland morning paper, forces the! clogged-up, inactive kidneys to filter and strain from the blood the poisonous waste matter and uric acid, which causes rheumatism. , ' ‘ ' , L -_1__ an... William E. Ryan, of Toronto, who was injured in an automobile acci- dent at Colborne, had his left leg amputated. Mom» nv râ€"..~ , StrAndrew’s church, Towel: at 2 for 250 A large variety of good towels in this lot and all good buying. White bath towels, dark colored bath towels, hemmed end buck towels, fringed end and fancy stripe border huck towels, sizes from 16 x 34 inch to 18 x 40 inch. Your choice Lace Curtains $1.00 A very large range of lace curtains in new patterns and extra. good Weaves, 50 to 60 inch widths, Colbert overcast edges, some finished tops others plain. Your choice of the lot at per pr....1.00 # cu'l‘ OUT HERE q on an "has of {my 333?: or over. This 66311613 19 seed for atom crass an my purchase of fifty cents 9r evér 13 any 2 sewtinn of nur s tare. Towels for ............ 250 Net seed Mm Nov: am. 1991 wwamv When Thmgh buying pagans flats @911 56 the alga pm 6 serves yea: J. Inseam lam ' On! 939 can Aesop: wdfrgmmpegg‘fmm purchase. ASK T0 PRINT , Thos. H. Watson, Sonya -;. In the Boys' Ru. thug w.“ .1“â€" 3, Mr. J .' Milne, Creswell; _ wn, Canning‘ton; the Pres- gn starters. This event was W9“ by onvener. of Sabbath schwls, Lindsay Warner in 15 min., 12‘ see- .yter’s Convener of Young endsâ€"a. promising moodyâ€"and m. Societies. _ . cc of meetinfie?“ W5€i51 ung tell-ow wxll hkelg be heard :w’s church, ' verton. 9 {tom agam. 13.13033 3 second, Ira. Connelfl yygrd,‘ H ‘ . , ‘ n__.L-_ Z..- is wi ”m" IOc‘ Form I.â€"-History. F. Gillis 87, N. Edwards 82, N. Thurston 81, M. Begg 80, V131. Mc- Mahon 80, H. Naylor '76-, D. Wray 74, K. Lawrence 74, V. Mercer 68, J. Parher 67, I. Parkin 66, N. Callaghan 66, C. Johnston ()3, Cf B. Cinnamon 62, N. Armstrong 62, A. Sproule 62, M. L. Parkin 61, L. King 61, G. Carew 60, S. Paton 60, B. Morson 58, M. Carroll 58, S. H. Flavelle 55, E. McNab 54, S. Fee 54, 0. Mark 54, V. Gillogly 53, H. Jack- son 51, T. O’Reilly 51, V. McIntyre 50, C. Walker 50, L. Yarnold 49, L. Brien 48, F. Bridel 46, O. E. Varcoe 46, E. Henderson 46, H. Mer- cer 45, R. Shields 43, R. Thurston 43, D. Spratt 42, G. Carroll 38, F. Bridel 34. Absent F. Dennison, L. Fallis, C. Primeau, W. Workman, W. Anderson, H. Gu-itrey, W. Rob- ertson, H. Graham, H. Henderson, J. McCulloch, A. Glassford. Junior Commercialâ€"Bookkeeping. M. Vamoe 100, H. Hunkerforle‘O, J. Kenny 92, L. Brown 92, G. Wilk- inson 89, R. Weldon 84, R. Ackert 80, G. Hutton 80, W._,Thurston '79, It- Dwvwzw a.-.” __- _,,, m The senior event was 1101’. done such good time. Percy Menzies took first in 35 minutes. G. Preston was second, J. McCgugus third. 5. Touchâ€" 1".“ --- AC6}. Juuao av v_-â€" __ ._._ _ The wins will be presented Mon- day evening at the reception to the Sylvester stafi. At this reception there promises to .be a splendid time. A bowling tournament is scheduled, also potato race, obstacle race, bas- ket ball between the long and the short fellows, and other interesting features. Admission is by ticket, but tickets are free to Sylvester emâ€" Dindsay Collegiate Weekly Examinations 118 (Jon Bnuu, 11.. my”-.. .. R. Stevens fifth, R. Ranbon 311th sewuu, u. mvumuâ€"v -_._,_., born fourth and Percy Brown fifth.’ Themevents were Very interesting, and much credit is due the Y.M.C.A. for enterprise. The ofieials were: Starter. Col. Sam Hughes ; judges at finish, Col. Hughes, Dr. White, A. J. Campbell ;'. tuners, Geo. 'Rielly, J. J. Thomp- §on; clerk of course, Nelson Hart; )ugge at _turn, K. Lawrence. .n ‘ AAAAAA 1.-.! “A“- The Examiner on Friday had a timely editorial headed “Advertising Peterboro,” and pointing out how the success of Peterboro's sports in various lines benefltted the city by advertising it. The Watchman-War- der desires to call attention to the fact that Peterboro is getting an- other class of advertising that is de- cidedly hurtful. We refer to the im- pressions created by the tough, row- dy element (such as came here from Petcrboro on Thanksgiving Day). This element advertises Peterbm‘o as a city of ignorant young men of the lowest classâ€"vulgar, mouthy, noisy rowdies. It is up to the press of Peterboro to educate its vouthiul fry. They should be taught the fact that lack of decency, lark of sense, and a profusion of ignoranthoise are simply evidence of lack of training, and inherent poor breeding. ployeest UV, U. JLUUUVu uv, n ---__.‘-v-_ .-, M. Sa1:derson79 A. Iirimmell 7:), W. Moy nes 79, G. Lamont 61, E. Abbotty 60, J. Simpson 59, L. War- ner 56, R. Rich 54, A. Hopwood48, V. Laidley 48, W. McCarty 48, F. Bag shaw 43, M. McGraw y29, Hazel Coad 24, W. McMi, Ian 2. Absentâ€"- G. Koyl, Howard Coad. The gang here on Thursday were a disgrace to their cityâ€"to any city: as well as annoyance to the mun they visited. Surely certain small respect. and courtesy is due in a town visited. Not only did the l’eterborc- toun‘hs create d'aturbance here, but. [mther performance was indulged in on the train. Three fellows got into a. alia- pute regarding the payment of ‘heir fare and battered up the conductur and the brakesman. In this connecâ€" tion Lindsay may be pardonei for feeling pleased that «me of these fel- lows was fined $95, another $75. béiiéiilfihm, a“ gang. ”m adim'Assedation ;: 379;me bet: in: Vietnam. in the Fravinem Panama“ Mr, 1', (3, ram sad I MEETING AND BANQUET. EN= JOYED; MR. 8‘ J. FOX, MKP‘ P- ONE OF THE GUESTS. An enthusiastic umeetflindg a! the 911ml Cam-191A writers; sseeiatian w 5 held! thaw Race! last w 93'! syn even lag. Lindsay was «pegs 5 11,34 wall teptw 2%?339‘392?m°m E‘rg’fi’méi mm mg’éfiffii ‘i’fu m3, Pa arejib points. La? Mafia“, regroxdpm‘ngagmd fax 1 m} partggk 393!!! #396133? Ella Quackenbush was ‘ “round to- day, and will be held hora until. u: amour arrives from Linda to at. her in ohm._ Cilia! Boas {eyeing hall and 9mm}: 9! a sump: can w am, we: whichsesafis a: a... I”? day has the (allowing : -Ella OMEN”? p n.09iiimuhic'ibion hon 0851 Vincent gun; : dmjgtiogo! the womgn. The Patnrborg Bani"! of How Arrested In Pourbom INSURANCE MEN MEET Peterboro Rowdies to were elevâ€" was won by tin" 12 see- lâ€"gnfl this of the W. I elm saw ‘ glfigiate Institute pnpxls on lib; . 1 street gt 3 o'clock-because they :13 been dismissed any for reaso n..- nun“ par. - Em. ‘ 01,28, Rev. Geo. Grant, of Orillia, presid- ing,‘ says the Globe of last week. The meeting, which was private, dis cussed among other things questions relative to the establishment of continuation and fifth classes, pro- vision for and organization of model schools, the operation of the new scheme oi/distributing the legislative grants, and several matters connect- ed with the work of the'inspectors. Recommendations in regard to all were drawn tip and will be presented to the Minister of Education for his consideration. Among those present were Messrs. W. H. Stevens, Lindsay ; H. R. Sco- vell, Bracebridge; J. Ritchie, Port Arthur; S. Phillips, Minden; J. B. McDougall, North Bay ; L. A. Green, Sault Ste. Marie; J. McLaughlin, Gore Bay; M. O'Brien, Peterboro, and W. Prendergast, Toronto. A meeting of the inspectors in the publisand separate schools in the northern districts was held at the Education Department yesterday, at school Friday, and the as well have stayed where she 1! Thanksgiving were held Manda.“ the teachers-who am Friday would probably want four following days, and 1.130 tour IOilOWlng “3,3, “-2 -â€"v ten would lose a wee! gustaad lo! Lindsay, 5th Nov” sired publicity :â€" No praise would be too high {or the excellence of the presentation of Shakespeare “Twelfth Night" as giv- en here Monday evening by the Ben Greet Company. There was practi- cally no stage settingâ€"the “embe- ing to give the play as it was given in the great drsmatist's time. The result was unexpectedly goodâ€"ol- most beyond ctiticlsm.â€"zmd even on- hances the highclnsa reputation of the Ben Greet Company. To touch on the special and fitting excellence of each player is out or the question. Yet little but the highest praise could be considered. It might, how- ever, be proper to make special men- tion of “Viola”, which part was taken .in a truly artistic manner. In sham "Twelfth Night," as pre- sented was a. Complete successâ€"dra- matically and artisticallyâ€"and Mun- aager Roenigk is deserving of the heartie’st commendationâ€"with the grateful support on all possible oc- casions as managerl of the Academyâ€" for securing such an attraction. ,ZAHsIIUK BEADED THEM. Over can ever again the Value n! hermit {or chewed and cracked 91669:: has been Mania-Mad; am. You”. of Portland. adds her man. . and an! my hands woman no and «and that I scum not mat hem near water. When I triad £9 59 they would mm and burn asulhadmldodthem.1 mud cum unable to .9; mm from w- mu I put. an “um mm 1 triad MM, and the Mink, mm film W when walls and an“: 98. It cloned the u: Grubs. u” zmmux HEALED THEM. 1mm ‘0'“ ”as “9 ”“8 MW” 91" 0M. and then cuwlod in. Mr. Over and over again the “due a: 601mm“ i' the latest, and CW “mimond introduced um varivty into imzmik' for gnawed and "ka3 “PM“ Hulock “‘9 33““! MM' this dintflct him". mad has 80 ac- vlaees has been demomtmted. Mrs. the {all mm had just 9mm In M 0' “‘9'"- Romy 9'9?! ”I!!!“ Vanna : 1: mm was her mm W “m“ “d ‘3' W”'“"“’““ Iurphy weight; at new two noun“- . ' e o ‘ on! w so“ cm i I .356 am “My hands were so 00 u 9' m‘ an V‘ "' M pontoon u the current m- as! and cradled that I mum not beam he was “‘9" "3’ 8M“! “93‘ Ward nun-1m prtmn um: worm 1m: nut hem near water. When I Mod for. ‘ prominent ’9‘“ littoral. “'6 mu upkwm . unsorted to the 001mm“ new. ‘ £9 99 they weuld smart; and burn as u I m mldad cum. 1 scene "“9" ‘8 cm by J. u. mom, I ___...._..._.. 3". bf West xmmm. (Mr Gum unable to w rem! 1mm any: mm” In mm w W 'M “on“ POTATOIHB 'I‘O m1; A’r Mn; 1 put. an than until I tried mm, "a use man, ”an. “*0 Wum M‘rom. when In '1'» Humvee! mm m on ma thins am when snobs Ind M: 3W “P: . I!!! W My OM 10mm WW mung bout z... 93,1; 3:9.“ the his "u”, gum WWW!“ W. m It. J. L. Mmhomm: 'em 5!: ”mm mm W all at“ mu»; m. and am an .aase. soothed the inflammation. . am in a, very shamans m 9.‘ “mm mm “M Mm. no mm m n'w‘pc w my Lu- Imm completely." ' - ’ “7: Mr” to mpg-Jr. luv. fig?“ Nth In M1.” to m enl- mm mtmchmwhgh- m-W Mm; “Mayan. mosuwumon U m . manta mImWMflmawkww um WWmmmde.MMHM"MMfl-mm”.flhflol. mu) n0- HANDS TERRIBLY CRACKED The attendance wulalrly good. A Challenge to Lindsay Runners b x clan-tom“ OW (u it might be by sumo mice) that the Ohio! Justice belong; to a party that one. bud loaning. binned u the tower 0! PM, to the country whose flag is now scorned. ’I‘he World says :â€" EX-I'C STMAST-EB GWTHQIKKL (‘B .." CTS T0 YANKEE Fl AG. The Toronto World tolls um fol- lowing Dad tale of pathetic 10) any to tho oldfllg u evinced by the 0.1- of was and sorrow mum. mus too deep tot-Jean] But ova: war: no doubt wool! com-fl it Were oven wommrs RELDYâ€"TO-WEAR GARMENTSE Going without regard to original cost An extraordinary occasion indeed. Thrifty buyers will continue to come for miles around Railroad fares can be saved on the purchase of one garment or hat at this sale. v. Q‘.- If we hadn’t bought this stock at 50c on We Besides trimmings of wings, Who ever heard of Good Furs being Purchased at 506 on the $1 That’s the case here anyway and Opposite the Post Office ‘omprising cloth Coats, Skirts. 5 “L31 Directly samg goods would have cost you Hundreds of Ready-to-wear Garments at Half and Less An Absolute Sacrifice of the Season’s Best Styles It’s a. Money Saving Opportunity, Quite Without Parallel Going at Almost Giving. Away- Prices in FORD’s There are Scores of Trimmed Hats ’ to choose from at that. i ‘“any new styles just placed in stock before the assignment I, Skirts. Lawn Waists, Wrappers, Rain Coats, Sateen ['nderskirts, and Children’s Imitation Bear Cloth Coats, times the present prices. breasts, feathers. ribbon's and dozens of fancy ornaments going for a song. "'Hzey‘re Maggie Hurphies, the kind we grow wound nuwvnle,‘ A ‘ It‘d Mr. W. Redmond, '10 um Uliu seat“ In Free Press. in oxpltnauon to WWII was mean poutoeu nu: he had older in the city the other doy. Quest ”It takes only 40 0! these potato- 1‘ is auto Inch o m." continued the 601100 hog-peanut“ expert: "that manual by B‘ that the our“! weight is over “to. "0‘ ‘3 pounds." A adiabat- lolt o young:l’w Pl: c am walking», .116,an .;imper m M. found an inside one of 00"" those when. m an «mm the mâ€"fPriW Cl" out. And “no envied in. Hr.'”‘“ ‘ Mmond introduced the van-My into 3‘ W“ this «mum Mme", and has 30 Ma “'5‘“ m of Wm Item: every Mk W’ " Hunky «m at but. um pound; ciao“ M mm a the current as WW Wold win when are worth iwu,:::V , ‘0‘ “about“, “.4 i and such Genuine Bargains as we’re ofi’cring! You bettrr come early for your fur wants. FORTY POTATOES TO A AG. lcost or value in many instances not even covering th cost of the material alone. ' e the two and three 'imwmdive. T Government 1‘ 'prixate bill of 1 Ines came in '0' m Mu 1’53“]. ‘ and row" "y“ curly am. it was thong)“ the bill r MVM fair thnwnt at 1 the Government. It WM clad 1n appoint a town . Jau- A well attended meet: ammbive citizens was )1 to“ ball, Tuesday en”! older the position of the question, says the Beam It. is felt that w assent school to the large to“ by Beaver-ton that the s not be abandoned, espeCi rear makes the 901 BEAV ER'I‘ON WAN TS S CHOOL. H. mm": Ltended meetinfi °‘ "" ‘tizcns was he“ in Tuesday even“! to a, - gA‘l (in-am. 1‘ 1 urning You Spend at this Sale. the M¢ .re'Xou The More Saw (him; “.000 bang (liJ find) it is son a. to find that was: was m. Five dollz q, no doubt, but mug-h where t d to 15-min fines h to find that the must was only an. Five dollars is a. no doubt, but A is Mush where they a d“ 15-0601 fines that "ll be called "heaVyY -‘0II W\ 1113 Day M and two daughlerm M. walked to 01%“qu h them. After dmnd a” Willa when- 11105" U. did then to Mum” M they took the trad I“. walking 16 miles M3001! must he “days. Dist 10 1m» 1 Mat: Mr. Georg! “3 o! the Moore .“l m a. meeting 111 t ”0 Friday evening. ‘ halt- occupied the chair “speech. Mr. Jnhns1 My, being calla-d up I" 8 short addrvss “to '-A club kno M Falls Harmon} 4 ”by O number 0f “‘1. Monday (noning‘ $.30 provide ontm-u mm and thvir Trier NW. A dame ml‘ M («'0 all) [)Ulflir-hp 1|. would cnnlribuu M" to the amumnun d the inStitutiun. The- ‘3‘ excellent work in tbyoung men, and it n n. render Of The “at! a will take this him. Abe County Council # at their lasn nwct M the election of Vita“ “H be by ballot ins: “ vote as in the past M Peterbox-uugh f amide -“Local Barbe: fly." Reading on wit. filing, and visions of u (like the judge gavq ‘ Oil Company) or I m, weighed last we: 0.“ pounds of iron. n all. bones, rags, etc. m duct. and 700 lbs. m‘ am of stufl that 11 h. h Whing “ond‘ M Echo 2â€"4'01 â€"'I ulna] Sham“ Jrhe YM C W to an} my: “a; my me ~ find ‘1' thege hund . d prescriptions ,V A. ' the docu W . ‘on lmnbc‘ thousands. a » - ' , mike eanenm 9“: that. We merit Hi v J“ Simpson , 1".” Med 9960!"! “he!” with”; m ust cl “’0 3mm: Local V F Rodin died mutton-Ion. n.1,,I b H; chow. and My. Nov. 7, add road race. 168 yards m -l .d 27 mounds. I Whole trutt Wag but ’ “flaky. the Wription see his Minder: you UM DD IUI'J It htvo Iv for it. “thaw. ”polite P‘ anughtor (like the somewhat!