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r‘t'ww" Pope Pius .\'.. carries at his girdle 1!: old watch of base metal. the face chipped. with a plain leather guard. tad when a Roman noble tendered him a very costly gold one in ex change for the much-worn timepiece which he said he should regard as a priceless possession. the Pope gently declined. “ It was a prwent from my dear mother,” he said. ” I'was 0. small boy when she gape it to me with this very same leather guard I am wearing now." 1! any boy ever expects to amount to anything he must first honor and revere the mother who gave him life One of the grandest. lessons of rev- m and regard for parents is taught by one of those who occupies ‘ high place among his fellow mort- .18. and in these (lava when would-he mm youths refer to the mother who bore them as " the old wo- man," it, come; 33 a ‘08th Of strik- ing force and example. HONOR THY FATHER AND THY MOTHER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 98. 1909. no Watchman-Warder (Weekly) .1 par M in advance; $1.25 11 odd during the year. Postage to Unit“ Staten, oxtm - Daily or Iritiuh Empiro, 82 per your. 11. 00.11, Wudarâ€"Danvcmd by under or by mail to town sub; mibon, 25¢. per month. By mail to outside points in Canada or the WEEKLY EDITION Publiuhod at Lindsay. Ontario. 'by It. Watchman-Wtrder Printing 00., ebony, contain lino French Stinks, and are enclosed in a handsome morocco leather we. Sent post-pond, for $5. 00. to any Watchman-Wa rder oddresi in 'Cuid. -â€" except the Yukonâ€"order by the numberâ€" 415. SEND ton CATALOGUE R 0!! III-detach 81W-“ an em- RYRIB BROS, Limited HIS $5.00 set of Military Brush” is one of the best values we have Allan Gillie-{Business Manager THAT ANY MAN . WOULD APPRECIATE The brake: ere nyde 9f genuine PAGE EIGHT 134-138 Yong. Sm TORONTO new; that W wzm ‘A fiubscription Batu Telephone 97. i A copy of the Christmas number-of hue Norther-n lea-agar, pnpliahed at ‘Montreal, has reached this once or! [is indeed a very cmditahlo number. It ‘11.; been printed 13 many coxora and «the Biblical scene- ” wen u Christ- imam pictures are nicely colored. T53 ‘numbor also contain. m of n intending Roda. ‘ !a thankless tank. However. we do not now propose to give advice. bu1 simply 'to 1113.an suggestion. Uyou ~ul‘e at. all in doubt as to what you '11"? to give to your hiund an n Christ- box. why not. consider the matter 01 :lctting him have his church paper for ?a year ? .\ subscription to The Duilx 1111mm 311011111 be a gift. am both an ;giver and the recipmnt. would fee! :specially well sausfied over. 0} course, if you have more than $3.00 to spend, we could give your friends la. two years’ subscription, or a three years’ subscription, or a five years' gsubscription. A two years’ subset-1r» ition to his local paper would bring ;him many hour. of real pleasure an gsatisfaction. If you wished it. we ’would forward a note to your friend untimating that the paper no boinw .sent by Von to him as a Christmas lgift. Remember we are not pmdner ladvioe upon you, 'but “do really :think that the suggestion is a. good ione. If you think so, too, let us hear [from you at once. A special train of eight can hit Montreal {or this vast wifinh Christ- mama“. -- 'nnd' better applied zeal, Christian laymen are turning from the onion. the counting houSe, the shop and the farm to g'lw thelr time and gtmtlon to this movement. for the evulgellm- tion of meuorld. And none but those who despise the opportunity wlll attempt to minimise the possible results. which will extend not only to‘ heathen lands. but wlll he felt have at home in u, more self-Incrlllclng tndl churches and amount the people gen- :enlLy l per at the Bennett Homo. FOR 1910 COUNCILS. ‘ It has been rumomd that Ir. John A. Jackson. a former popular town~ ship Councillor of Ops. but now a. re- sident of Lindsay, may ofler himself for the position of second deputy. reeve, but it is not known whether by will accept the nomination or not. A NEAT CHRISTMAS NUMBER. REEVE GAVE BANQUET. Mr. P. J. Anderson. move of Cash nington. at the close of Wednesday night's council meeting, hwited the members to partake of an om supâ€" a " to? em as «mettle melt. gimme .. m a '2: L . i , . . 7 ‘ j._ as 6? iii the Reformation M “at the onion“ am... mm to his m mew-i3 3! mm “toewmqnw mellow. also a. W mm 3-7 M in mi mission. has it «mg? mmmMem volt. “w. (6 power to on m the item. law mm. W to amt, out in will question- ,t «ammo oi the Ml mm {or New ml tour-m. will to undertake the teak-.1 matter- aheu Relive item atom“ {a wow. oi consecrated men no metal eon shim: that it .wefl the inm- moam. And after nearly two WN- tien of Peter Whom. W . and years it would seem that the fitewefl. Am Hashim ' W Church is about to take up the work ROSS... Albert Marks. and Edmund on e mole something like commensu- ,3 Mateo“. to appeal to the cm re- ate with its vastness and importance terse to have hy-lew No. 835 of the â€"uhat at lastâ€"or rather once more as municipality re. municipal drain No. in the days of the apostles-ammon- 1 quashed. D. A. McArthur. o‘s’king gry efl‘ort is to be given the atten- to have Elors McInnec taxe- lor lot tion it deserves. No. 87. North Portage Road, mud That the winning to Ghrist'lanity 0' by the council. John H. Smith. .Ik-' the heathen nations would efleot a ing the council to have the engineer stupendous change in this world Of put on to locate the line ion the Por-g ours is a. proposition that also is be- tnge road opposite his property. Dr. which has done so much for Europe. an'd which during the past generation has civilized the savages of the South Africa. to spread its benign influence [Sea Islands, and of many sections of b Iyorid argument. Were the religion Galloxmy. medical health ofllce‘r'e to all the remaining dark places of the earth, bringing hope to the hope- less. and help to the helpless, to spread peace and good will among men, what a. diflcrent world there would be ? The Layimen’s Missionary Movement is a deliberate, calculated effortâ€"or a part of a deliberate. cal- culated effortâ€"to bring about this revolution. Moreover, it has so for met with marvelous success. J net as be instructed to take necessary pro- conturies ago men in armies devoted coedu-re me. having by-law No. 338 re-; the gieten-d. advertised. etc..-Carriod. ‘2 Holy band. so 10de “@118le ' their lives to the conquest of report {or 1909. A. G. 0am. oon- ” mining certificate that M. McLean had comnicted the culvert which was? the township’s portion on the A. I). ‘ Campbell drain to his entire SOUS-l faction. i Swnceâ€"Robineonâ€"That by-law No. . 335 of the township of Eldon. a. by-i iaw for improving. extending and making a. new outlet for municipal 1 drain No. 1. and for borrowing moâ€"l my on crenit of corporation for somei he road a third tiqu and passed, sizn- . ed and sealed in duplicam.â€"Cerrled.’¢ ermeâ€"McDomdo-Jl‘hat the (lorkl: :: McDonoidâ€"Rohlnion-Jl‘hat hwlaw . l The giving of advice is aomatlmes 1mm» ’5»: " mm hm WW; NW mg; mums man; a .mum Rug; magma WWW‘ war. {one mm“ was may as 995: an it ~ 3 :9 areaalmmm m rggmmmammm‘ mg is am» 23 seems mum at - v. M, ma “as an} gammy. m a ma mewjuw m it am am Wham“ a 9mm he; 1 at as! seam mama!“ ta it: mu m m m». m we ma 9; m; 115%. Ma's} \mm me». man were 3W: ' whim teueh‘m‘ mfiaw mm m we Wmmum my mg a M: mums“ fifi‘fifi‘fi m mam Mesâ€" lewi': 38th Q has, mung «lax»: may: he mma mm “Ben is mm m bark W saw 4%. t6 ma as? 9m. 9% as week: 93mm mm 9% gm! 39*- mm mevmmg at as m We a! mgmmrmm gamma. 4-. MEN in m WSMIfifi§ {he ,. fit it: Ming, 99mm tmwm.‘ gm: 3% a; as m Wmtm mm. _ m m haw mm mm Mum and emu-mi fm- hid sake Meal akin to divinity new. THE LAYMEN‘S MiésmNARY MOVEMENT JUST A SUGGESTION ““‘ , Lam ‘ ‘v‘ me. 1%. ~b9m1 mot M “m w“ a! mum: in Lemwilé. on ma {'3 m mm ‘57 u“ 15; a}: m Mm- et 11 mm; a m; mm» an M WWI! ‘59 “*5“ 9959 mm pm! New Hwkmm 9! ma m m W W“ mi; 999%?! 9r; Swabs, mmm ma m his u H; “W W“ 5‘9 ‘5'“ A man's purse is usually hit pret- ty hard every Christmas, but an ex- tra $28.50 will hve to come out of the funds of a local man wno sup- plied .anuther who was on the Indian list, with liquor. The int0*"5""'d mm, received 118 file on sum. neariy twenty dollars, mcluumg costs, and paid up Saturday after- noon. The supplier was fined $25 :nd costs this alternoon. FORIER LINDSAY CITIZEN VIS- ITING IN TOWN. Mr. John lchbb. of Isnitou. Manitobs. an old Lindsay boy. who has been absent from town for thirty years. arrived lsst evening and will spend the winter with his friends in Lindsay and vicinity. Mr. nchsbb is a prosperous farmer in Manitoba. and while in this vicin- ity tended two miles west of Lind- say, when It. Patrick Daddy now lives. THE WANEIMANWARDER. LINDSAY. ONTARIO. Smueeâ€"Mcncmflo-Jl‘ha-t the ( 'ork I! stone crush" from John Browns. and be instructed to take neéeesary pro-‘that John “Brown: be Instructed to medure re. having by-lew No. 338 re- 'pay the balance. $3.50. and that A. gietened. advertised. etc..-Carriod. lMcArthur be paid 31.50 for WOod for l McMidâ€"Rohinion-Jl‘hat hyolawgnemoving atone cruoher to Kirkfleld. N0. 341 be read amazed and thirdâ€"0mm. Mime, mused. signed and sealed :end! ,On motion or lie-ere. McDonald end that the clerk be instructed to eat a McEecheI-n. ‘ e. number at eecounts suMCknt number of notices of name were ordered to be peid. primed and posted up. It Spenceâ€"McDonldâ€"flut this coun~ Peter Mcmchem waited on "Mac“ on now dissolve. to meet on Iondgv. m gravel taken from the wt end at Jun. 10. In accordance with statute. the south hell 0! lot 28. cal. 8. Ctet- B. STACEY. Clerk. A HEAVY FINE. Could Not Sleep In The Dark. Doctors-Jamm- lmWonBupon-lbk. Mimnmmdmm Theirayudonotdoacinthqueotud taming upon than can. to than humminemmfi‘ht. San ‘ '1 quashed. D. A. McArthur. akin-g taxes for statute labor. 68: M“- to have Elore Hclnnee taxes for lot Ewens, .texes tor statute labor. 8?: No. 81'. North Portage Road. eluted Hector Campbell. taxes lor property by the council. John H. Smith, .ek-' wrongfully uses-ed twice. 81.â€"Cor- ing the council to have the engineer tied. ‘ put on to locate the line 1013 the Por-g Spenceâ€"Robinsonâ€"That the reeve tuge road opposite his property. Dr. be instructed to make full arrange- Galloxmy, medical health officer’s ments for (lamina lay-luv No. 885, report {or 1909. A. G. Com. 0011- ‘if appealed against a per notices gaining certificate that M. McLean served on reeve and clerk-Carried- had comnleted the culvert which was! Spence-Robith the clerk the township’e portion on the A. n. {be instructed to notify Mr. J. Smith, Campbell drain to his entire setis- unolsoxer, that the wire fence bylaw faction. ‘ i of the township of Eldon states that Spence-Robinsonâ€"‘I‘hat by-law No.41! parties are required to locate 335 of the township of Eldcn. a. by-ithelr ovm limeâ€"Carried. law for improving. extending and McDoneklâ€"MCEeOhernâ€"That the re- muking a. new outlet for municipal port of the medial health ofllcer 38 drain No. 1, and for borrowing mOv!reed. be adopted and filed.â€"Cerrled. 110." on crenit of corporation for some] McDonald -â€" Robinson -â€" That this be mail a third time and passed, sign- council pay John McAI-thur the sum ed and sealed in duplicateâ€"Curried. lot 85.45 on account for moving the VISITING OLD TOWN Eldon Council Proceedings and manual: to Hatred. pus- ing Winnipeg. Jun. 2. at! ”This; hWonJm4.tmruu-No. amummmouguymwm- STRAWBERRIES. Strawberries in December beats all records. Last week Mr. Jan. Taylor of Gembray. Vicinity. picked up sev- eral strawberry plants in bloom while strolling over his term. INDIVIDUAL CUPS. St. Andrew's church managers and the members of the eeeealon“ have decided to adopt the individual com- munion cups in that church. It has been (melded that the individuel cups are momentary and also thieme- thod is e truer'interpretetlon of the biblical teechlng. (:33. mm CHANGES. It has been decided to withdraw your 1858. She married Wm. Simp- son. a. shoe maker. who predeceased her thirty yuan. They lived in Ome- mee. Muskoka, and various other putaof Ontario. Two childm ire living. Willinm. in Coboconk. and hire. Hume. Grand Rapids, hut-h. For the past nine years she has been living with her sister in Ops. Deceas- ed was of n kindly and generous na- ture and was a. regular attendant of the Church of mgland. The funeral was held to the Riverside cemetery. Lindsey, froâ€"day, (Dec. 18) leaflng' the residence 0! It. Chan. P001, ht 19, con 11. at two o'clock p.m. Jane Simpson. mallet ofthe lute William Simpson. pasedavuny Fri- day morning nt eleven o'clock at the residence of her new. fire. Chnrlee Peel. lot19. con. 11, Ops. Deanna bnd nttnlncd the remarkable nge of ninety-five yearn. The ht» In. Simmon m born in Irelnnd enmeto Canaan about. the McDonald - Robirmon â€" That this council pay John McArthur the sum or $5.45 On account for removing the stone crush” from John Browns, and that John “Brown be Instructed to pay the balance. 88.50, and that A. Speawâ€"Roblasonâ€"That the nave be instructed to make full arrange- ments for defending by-luv No. 885, if appealed against a per notices served on move and clerkâ€"Carried. ’"Wt the Mew: m W no “talk? m 288%“ t m MN m m ”statute mm WWM mm mm w W man u 34: Eli mm. m WW W W M mung Ma 3" mfififim W am” 3; Fl mm m M m 8%, R 8*: R: 4M. 3%: Wm WM mum Rhona u ‘ and My“ m Mam was I» «x» mm: J19 Jackm. m m mm mm khan #2 Joan “Ewen. taxes to: statute hhor.” .. : John 3mm.- taxeahrmtutehwuzh J9uo‘ Inna“. mm for samba kw $1 : Katharine Connors. tones for datum labor. $9 ; 1‘. Rune“. taxes tor «a- tut. labor. 818; J“. Jordan, taxo- ior statute labor. 812 ; Ju. Cornish taxes for statute labor, ‘8; Alex. Ewans, taxes for mute labor. 87: Hector Campbell. taxes {or property wrongfully unsealed twice, 81.â€"Car. tied. {6% m ‘m' ’ and me mm a?‘*‘ “mum in: “$.33 at. ~ ‘ mp3 smug“; “mugam “yum, gram am am ' 3‘ no. “em sen «name? but we 9! me mfifihfiw . _. LIXL.A LL» LALL...v JANE SIMPSON. 0BI'I1JARY Hurrah for Cameron. A Chfistmu' Apr“ 1' ta“ “.0"sz : . me to’be held on Dec. 22, 1909. All it: 12:50 $033.13.: ‘5 a excellent program, consisting 0! dia- ”om oe-t‘ne 3! “mil”. Fall! loguca, gouge, marches and :06th p" .0 P. 0. box 103, “one, wall be given by the pupal: of m theachool. Come one. come all and ._.__...â€"- enjoy a rtmt. Wade. 0. A. JOIN," m... an. MW- AWN”. ”Wire! SALEâ€"ON THE EAST 10% “M“ 156- D00” on It 7430 a can. Ball's «mu. lying ou-_n. m m‘#. 0 H I H. of ,8" kinds of timber. h. w . M'NM. saw my”. \ppl." '1. r‘ b fill. 191 Ski-It, 1'6 ENTERTAINMENT AT CAHERON . ON WEDNESDAY, DECEIBER 29. 1909. by Elias Bowen. Queue-oer. on lot. 4. can. 10; Ops, the farm stock and implements. the property 0! Don~ ald Carley. sale at one o'clock up and without reserva. MMhI ’. '0 THE SMNDARD BANK BARBIE Furs, Mantles and Overcoats so that you may look for splendid buying op- portunities at this store to commence the New Year. After the holiday rush business we are going to pay particular attention to “or probably it was one you waved from“ expected source and 3m: fee; that you ought to acknowledge it. If g. was the first case why don’t worry--13. hard to just buy every little item during the Holiday rush---just come nght in here and you willfind many very satis. factory itefns for gift-giving? The gift will be just as much appreciated tor oversight is apt to occur with anyone, at Gift You WE WISH YOU ONE AND 1 ALL A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR . Sutclifl‘e Sons SALE REGISIER '3” OF CANADA .77 A Joint Account LINDSAY '0‘ SALEâ€"0N TH E EAST 51“ ‘ Capt. Ball's (arm. lying HG Lah- Bcugog. 75 acres. man ‘ H. a! all kinds of timber. fl? PARK FOR SALL-“T‘Hii! 1'" mile .1 Faelon 1' ulx's. t 00‘ hr! house and ham (tier lease tin April 1.11“ pH) \.n; punks” l‘ 191.. Aha . frame house on It” mam WANTED.-I‘UB I- S No. 12. Vcrulam. mm a mug! d twelve. Salary $5M}. mun-u mm January :1, 1910. PM ”(all preferred. Apply ta Sal. In... Ice. and treat. Bobcat!“- 13- A50 ‘ frame house on W m kn. 300d game-l. ole {nib from centre of Fem-lo. Valli. A, Ply to P. 0. box 103, M OSHA W1 wm unl' . R mas ho! cation â€"~liss ‘ fig (out n‘ 5 visit in -~Mr¢ to her I: hg Ira. ivemity. taw- â€"-Ir. ‘0 Univ [hive-nit; Kent-at. , deemlt; holidays â€"Iiss SIL‘ .luv may fl Inf) hi “'4