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wctuals 8‘0!) your - iss Grundy. “and h we never had cof- for breakfast before.” failed wonderfully was Uncle Peter’ 3 re- 5815 rPeter, reverenfly “Fellow-citizens and a extras let us thank 1e thrust into Mary’s ckage, cal-tinny wrap- iozen newspaper, and [oped in a. snufi-color» rchief, which Willie’s 'ealj.” Here Rind came Laying breakfast was 1- putting her present :ended to the kitchen, Id the table arranged usual care. An old red ras only used on spec- vas placed near Miss u it stood the pheno- ssing cofieespot: and, get still, in the place from which Mary had accustomed to eat her , there was now a cup ich surely must have for her. Her wonder at when Miss Grundy 19 back room, bearing rith snowy white bis- placed upon the table “There, what do you â€"t.hen seating hemelf, [1 the cream from the and preparing a deli- fee. passed it to Mary except the origifi my first novel. I do w, for I shall maka of Singingin a low I.“ room tone. mourningâ€"m ‘ mmina . n1. W mspvermyaomewhg '9, m quest 01 50:39. Itomake your ham-t :nnium about to when stub or 1’0 '6“ 5 2 E1 Ea CD fig my grammar. So mg l are rich and influen- no trouble in getting 1am baring les _ indicating by a 8119 such 0781', Fefier; at 3°“? for a D ‘. 'Oh,. 65:1? 53: home! telling he; sick with were com‘ er'i: INTERESTING CASES BE- pmm CIIANCELLOR SIR J OHN OPS VS. FOX 6:. REID. "his is the Omemee road case In Jain, 1905 the council passed a. by- };w. dosing part of the Omemee road new,» the eighth and ninth conces- Sinhx Mrs. Moore took proceedings to lgixush the same, and the council 22-11.. led the by-law, and again on the 1.3111 01’ December, 1905, passed am;:'::~;~rb_vâ€"1nw authorizing the clos- 13: r the same. and the conveying of the CPR-rent parts to adjoining pro- Drivtm's. Great opposition was made by :zii the residents in the Reaboro sec'i. r. with the result that Mr. Jack son. the Reeve, and severwl of the Coutu'iliurs were defeated, anda. new tom-xi elected opposed to the clos- i113: u.‘ the road, but in the meantime the cn'mcil held a, hurried meeting 011 the birth December, and executed the deeds, and Messrs. Fox and Reid took theirs and claimed to be the Mixers- of the road. The other five Parties refused to take their deeds as ihcs‘ desired to keep the road open. The XML-K" council tried to Sattle the mntnrr but Messrs_ Fox and Reid re- T31» following is :1 resumeof the as.-sbofore Chancellor 811' John Mai at the High Court (non-jury) fittings here last week :â€" 11M“ (hired to keep the roau Own- The mv Council tried to settle the mam-r but Messrs. Fox and Reid re- I‘Hwi to take their money back and 83101;? the deeds. The new 001111611 {hen grassed a by-law reâ€"opening 'the We Guarantee to cure your cough or cold ‘K all. I. u @fifififiafl HIGH COURI OF JUSTICE Shiloh’s FOR SALEâ€"I have four large oil -_ ._..... "Junk T n-nnlfl can (chem), |__.---..- mum“ m- a q ISA’II‘RDAY. NOV. 30â€"857 1‘9“??? No “ifs" or "buts” â€"-just 8 straight statement-Shiloh's Cure will cure your cough or cold and do it quicker than anything you. ever tried, or your druggist‘ will return the purchase price. Get a bottle to-chy, and cure that cough or cold- who couldn’t get here in time, and others who have purchased goods and have PAID PERT ON TO EXTEND THIS SALE SIX DAYS MORE. There are still thousands of high gra< selection at prices less that 1-2 actual-value, to please and fit every man, boy or child, no matter how every word of this ad, it states absolute facts, the truth. The greatest sale of Clothing ever given make your dollar do double duty. Note these great values. Come before too late and get your Bargains Before the Public. This Gigantic Sale will abound with money saving induce- ments that will truly prove a tonic to overworked pocket lu)0kS. We caution you to come early, as this sale will last only six days more. Everything must go rapidly. This is the first sale of the kind that has ever occurred in this town, and may never occur again. In order to prove to you what a tremendous sacrifice must be made we have mentioned a few of the extraordinary bargains that will be offered. Bear in mind that there are 1,000 difi'erent articles we can not mention here We advise you to save this and bring it with you so there will be no chance of your not getting exactly the goods mentioned in this advertisement. Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance or money refunded. Merchants rrom the city or country wishing to purchase portions at this stock must call between 9 and 10 a.m.. as all other hours must be reserved for the retail trade. A Money Saving OBEortunity Do Not Delay: that appeals to YOU road and. Fox and Reid took proceed- ings before the county judge claiming $2500 compensation for opening the road. They claimed that the road having beeen legally closed the re- opening of the road gave them the Same right to damages as if no road had ever been there, and the Judge held the deed was binding upon him. Thereupon the council brought this action to have the by-law and deeds set aside, on the ground that they ‘were not passed in the public inter- est, but in the interest of Messrs. Fox and Reid, and were otherwise technically defective. During the progress of the case the chancellor expressed the opinion that Messrs. Fox and Reid were not entitled to more than the one hundred dollars pal-d by them to the council, and which the council offered to refund, but that while the council from time to time were different still the cor- poratlon was the same, and as the plaintifl's had caused the difficulty by passing the by-law they should pay the costs, and judgment was given declaring the by-law invalid and set- ting aside the deeds to Fox and Reid and arbitration proceedings, the township to repay them' the $100 and costs. \ G. H. Hopkins and L. V. O’Connor 1 for the plaintiffs. - - ‘- R. J. McLaughlin, Fulton for the defe S BEEF EE VS' SHEFFEE' . 8but efforts are being made to trace 'nden town- the guilty parties, and the track! an ship. Samuel Sheffee agreed to keep said to be getting warm. .111: father until death in return for a ' W deed for the farm occupled. A bro- ther Robert was given a mortgage , for an interest in the estate, but the‘Removed to House 0‘ Refuge father claimed that the agreement to On Mo 1 , 25th inst a w mpg)” mm had-not been fulfilled. I maned Mrs. Phillips, from the vicini- Actlon was accordlngly taken to ty '0‘ K“ unt was re 1 from a have the deed set aside. Judgment deplorable eondlti-on and taken tothe ’was g1ven for the father, each party County House of Range, where she at" McLaug has been admittedas an inmate. The been a thelplees invalid I BOLDT VS. BOLDT. This was an action for alimony. phinflifl Still m 1410 Lu”â€" spring 689m: we have the W W to time by J 114%“ Mg. Fulton for the ;|__._ In, I (h BREAULT VS. TOWN 01' human“. Mn. Breault.‘ of Coboconk‘, Moore till confinmd very in further adjourned to tne cuuuuu, uuwug 11 offered to refund,’ On Monday evening, Nov. 18th, W.l m e council tram time Nelligam, who was at Michael Gar-1 :rent still the cor- ry’s, South Ops, saw three men run- COUNTY TREKSURER’S SALE OF LANDS FOR same, and-as the ning of! with chickens. Chase was sed the difficult b . made and three of the birds with the y 3 a Texas w they should pay necks wrung ’were dropped in the __ judgment was given flight. About 30 birds, however, ' NOTICE IS HEREBY cm«;_ law invalid and set- were secured in this haul by the ma-g 1, That the list of lands in the ads to Fox and Reid renders. ‘ ICounty of Victoria, for sale for ar- proceedings, the The same evening, John J. pogue,‘ tiers of taxes: his beg: .repared, arid 7 them'the $100 and South Ops, lost three geese, aner. hast £011,111? :13; ei :92“ agufialfrlous: [Joe Hall had a quantity Of potatoes in the Town of Lindsay. 2. That the said list will be pub- lished in the Ontario Gazette on November 23rd, Novem- d December '7th, 1907. and L. V. O’Connor stolen. Mr . . M C the same even- I s T c mbe on Nov. 16th, lin, K.C., and A. M. mg had 11- geese stolen be: 30th, an lefendants. No clue as to the identity of the 3, That in default of payment of the taxes, the lands .will be sold at VS SHEFFEE 'marauders has been secured as ye’o, ' ‘ ~b bem' mad t trace “t em“ m 3 ° ° nesday. February 19th, 1908, at 1-1 FOR THE BENEFIT Au. v.... I Mrs. T. MCCavbe on the' same even- M. ing had 11- geese stolen. No clue as to the identity of the marauders has been secured as ye’o, A___ AA leged defective sidewalk on Sussex' ptreet, north. Evidence was heard,1 and the arguments of counsel on. both sides listened to. Judgment was. reserved on Tuesday, but later wasl Lannotmced as in favor of the town.‘ 1+. was held that there was no evi-' dence of a, defective condition exist-l ing long enough or in conspicuous‘ manner so as to give proper notice to the defendant corporation as to such defect. The {case was followed with great interest by many towns- ’ people and the outcome will be pleas- ing to many. There was much differ- ence of opinion in the eVidonce on some minor points. what out of the 0!“ my me or her children a" "m“ °‘ mmvmd o. A. Society, ham foul Fowl Thievery gmandhercase 00m of the ordinary state 0‘ ‘1' ms was made very Slow- Men’s Suits and Overcoats A fine Suit of Clothes. This garment is positive- ly worth $7.50, or money refunded during this sale .............................. 3.48 Men’s splendid Scotch Cheviots and Velour finish- ed Cassimers. all sizes, nothing reserved worth $12.00 ............................... :.. 5.85 Men’s extra fine Dress Suits and Overcoats in all the latest styles and shades; some heavy Silk and Satin lined, all go at ............ 7.98 Our finest Suits and Overcoats, equal to the best hand tailored $23.50 Suit or Over- coat, in this sacrifice at ............... 13.85 Men’s fine Dress Pants, worth 82. or mon- ey refunded, at .............................. 980 Men’s Fine Dress Trousers, in worsteds and stripes, worth $5 ...................... 2-98 Men’s and Boys’ Suits and Overcoats Slaughtered melpless inValid on and her family 0! ______.__â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"--â€"â€"""‘â€"" eoeiVed Very little WANTEDâ€"Teacher fog S. S. No. . 16, ‘ sBufiExpgmnood teacher mt anon-ts have Eh mm" dam 33m 81;: '0. as her amic- wards 01 ussex' by t Let-Md.1 Mrs. on' 1: was: It .‘ Was GOV\ town ‘ sche I eV‘l- ephc exist- 1': ...... .' rm by the secretary of the ( Mrs. Sharpe, of Lindsay. The annual meeting of\t_he patrons and shareholders of the lieabcro Cheese and Butter Company will be held in the factory on Tuesday, Dec. 2nd at 1.30 pm. for the transaction of general business. A full attendâ€" ance is requested. GEO, E. REA, Presidentâ€"41. It is reported that the Manitoba Government may include a State Scheme of tele'graphs in their new tel» ephone lines. WANTEDâ€"I Apply at 1 fice.â€"tf. County Trea November WANTEIiâ€"Teaeher for S. S. No. ‘ ' Experiment! teacher Man preferred. Duties to commence at the beginning of new you. State ‘ . pply to lefidayr Feb] u’clock 3-P- Come. Teacher- Wanted ).â€"Man to clean out cellar. at the Watchman-Warden of- C.A. Society, .â€"-For School Don’t, Fail. Youths’, Boys’. Children’s Clothing B0 5’ Suits, all ages, worth 11 to $3.50 aty ...p. .......... 1023 Our finest Boys’ Suits in this sacrifice sale worth up to $6.00 .................. 3.48 Suits of fine all wool Cheviots and Thi- hets. sizes 13 to 20, worth up to $10, at 3.98 at ............................................ Our finest Boys’ Suits in this sacrifice sale worth up to $6.00 .................. Suits of fine all wool Cheviots and Thi- bets, sizes 13 to 20, worth up to $10, at Fifty Cents on the Dollar 46-111 TEACHER WANTEDâ€"For S. S. No. 15, Emily, duties to commence Jan. lst, 1908. State .qualification and salary expected. Address J 011:; McFeetersl Sec’y-Treas., King's TEACHER WANTEDâ€"For School Section No. 12, Verulam, for the year 1908. State salary 'and ex- perience, and apply to SAMUEL WHITE, Sec.-Treas, Bobcaygeon P. 0.â€"4~7â€"4. . TEACHER WANTED.â€"For S. . No. 3, Bexley. Duties to com- mence Jan. lst, 1908. State qual- ification and salary expe_cted.__ Ad- Pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 129, the credit- ors of Hannah Cottingham, late of the Town of Lindsay in the County of Victoria, Widow, deceased, who died on or about the 3lst day of January, 1904, are on or before the 19th (191 of December next, 1907, 7,!) L- 11 nnnnnn 19th day oi December next, .LWI , to send by post prepaid to Messrs. Weldon Knight, of the Town of Lindsay, Salicitors for the Adminism trator‘ of the said Hannah Outing-1 ham, deceased, their christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claim, and the nature of their securities, if any, held by them. The said Admin- istrator shall after the 19th day of December next, be at liberty to dis- tribute the- assets of the said de- ceased, or any part thereof, among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which ;they then have notice, and shall not be liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person whose claim such Administrator has not notice at the distribution there- mbated at Lindsay this nineteenth day of November. AD. 1907. WELDON KNIGHT, "Solicitors for the Administrator. Albert HemiCottinghamrA'Iné. NOTICE TO CREDITORS mcuw van. -Uv’ _V-_ ification and salary eipeéted. 'Ad- dress J. H. BLACK, Sec.-Treas., Bexley P. O.-â€"1£ . mummy E .1. nanoial statement. F. KNOWLâ€" SON. Town Fleshâ€"42. SACRIFICE ’ART ON THEM, we were REQUESTED of high grade Suits and Overcoats awaiting your matter how large or how small, Read carefully ever given in Lindsay. Now is the time to nd get vour share. Below we quote a few prices: PUBLIC on lot ‘.â€"For ____________â€"â€"i Look for the Big Green Sign SA”.l 17RDAY, NOV. 30.-â€"By Elias Bowes, auctioneer, the household furniture and effects of the late Colonel Deacon, at his late resi- dence on Glenelg street in the town of Lindsay. Sale at ten ‘ o’clock sharp and without reserve. There will be a reserve bid on the piano.â€"47-2. J FOUND.â€"Gold locket. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for this advt. Apply to R. DOUGLAS, Lindsayâ€"4713. STRAYED on the premises, lot 21, con. 8, Mariposa, a number of fowl. Owner can have same by proving property and paying ex- penses. JAMES WEBSTER, Box‘ 14, Oakwood.â€"-48-3. RENT ..Lot 11, con. 7, Fin-M 319+.inino 100 me: fine: RICK W. in; Iron: 8 to 10 sum. ; Oekwood from 10.80 to 12 9.111.. (or thepur- pone of buying Alsike. Extrane market prices paid. I! not conven- ienttooomoln loaveword and sample with hotel men in either piece, and we will try to use your need. 5317;. “I"; R Eented for a term m Possession any time atâ€" 1 J any ht, 1908. Apgly 190‘ AN ,onthl Men’s finest Winter Underwear at less than cost of production. Men’s best quality heavy Working Shirts I for .......................................... 390 Fine Dress Shirts, worth $1, and 81.25, at ............................................. 690 Men 5 Hats. latest Dunlap and Knox OQn shapes, worth $2 ..... Men’s Fine Suspenders, Men’s Handkerchiefs at......... Men's Wool 25c Sox at ...... . Furnishings, Shirts, and Hats. LINDSAY ONTARIO worth 50c for... WEST HALF OF LOT 4, in 6th mien of Elidqn. cqntaining FOR SALEâ€"I have four large oil paingfqgs which I would sell cheap ___-.. .1.... n... .'.".'.'.’.'..°.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.XIII: 3c Marriage Licenses Beau CANADIAN g‘iBAEL-‘S 'jeWoIlery Store °’ hi. Mm on AIM" W Arrivo Lindsay Leave Lindsay mu. - vuâ€"v Arrive Botany” :4-.." 8.00 pm. Hind 1mm Toronto. ‘ uu'v .â€"v I., them. They are all by Scott, the famous marine artist. Also a hall lamp, a heater, and two small stoves. JOS. HAMILTON, (fam- bridge street. ‘ stable. There is also a never fail- This is a. most dean-ab]. 1113 well. nrooartv. and il within Wei mile. 11¢“ku nâ€".-_ __ , , - > as I have no pggper place for AL LL- property, and is wnmn muse an... of the villaTges of Woodville. Lorne- .ville and Grass Hill station, ct each 01 which places there are good markets for farm produce. For tub “A“ v W-vv- ‘7 con. Eldon) Wogdvflle P... or to MOORE a JACKSON, Solicitors. Lindnav.â€"35-tt. MW ~~~~~ ave Lindsay ..... . ... ... ..7. "... Burnell ... ...... ... 7. ‘. Wm DO. .0. .0. o.- 7- "Ancom Point ... ... Z. mnN PACtM-‘J mummy wram DAILY TRAm SERVwa Jan-Willa ... ... .. ...7.10 p. m. CW. no 0.. no. 0-. cu 7015 pJna: madam-... .. ..7 25 1mm. red except between on. gum. There are erected mises a. frame dwell“ ne barn and cedar 10¢ no. 000 '0‘ 0“ co. v-vw I’ monkâ€"050mm MM m...8.25p.m .00 0.. 0-0 8.50 19.13:: co. to. no. .0. .n-gco- ... .4. 5.09 tum , in 6th 69!]: 4.05 Pam