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Linen for cushions, Iota: sham..." ...,..... ...... .. .......- ......1:?o ,, wed Table Linens, 23c, 25c. 35¢, 50:4 3nd,...- ...... ..._.... ...... .356 Table Linens, 500., 75a, 909. mm, ...-... ...... .... ......... ”31-00 ! ‘Bleached Table (lovers, 66x66, reg. 31,50, B. mun“... ..;... ......81.25 '~ Bleached Table Covers, 60x64, xeg. $1.25, BM... ......... .........’1.m 4| Bleached Table (knew; 62x82, reg. 81.40; B. Day-4.... ”a... ”.5131? Heached Table Urvers. 66:90. reg. $2.0); Ba Balm; ...... ...... 41.65 . LINDSAY Table Napkins, 171-21171-B,reg.-$1.25, B. Day"... ..... "41-00 to " Table Napkins, 19x19, reg $1.50. B. Day... ...... ...... ...... "31.25 Ia. m. ' Taple Napkins, 22:22, 3'08. $3.50. B. Day“... ...... ...... .....4 «53-00 m. s Sideboard Emma-a. white. 25¢..400‘. 45c. m”. “2*4100 - 'FChedTragy cm,2so.,3oc. 330...... ..._............... .........'...359 . . a.” 11».th in Ar‘plique...... ...,'.....;..- ...... ...... .. ......... ...... “go (we o’clccxs and Pinow mars...” .4. ...... .. ......... ...... 500 - , " Stand COYOPS, fripged, .Jum'mww ...... .0030. and non- no». m Ilm‘d hfllf-Vm‘ f'. .mlllea? 50", w and“... .oc-oo ,_...,.._,. “o... coo... m coo-co 00.“. “11° » IN D SAY g ”oz-wow} tryandevery d Apricots 3’ etc» etc. fions 'deon- urge commas tion 1 Gamma anceinprico («‘9th INDSAY and getom- ihifen’d Wool Tams, 25%. 300., ‘45:; and...“ ...... u...- ......- «- 3’s Sill: Tics, 4stylaa. 25%; Men‘s Homers, 25c... 450, 50c. are Silk Handkerchiefs. 250., 35c , 50c” 600 and... ......_ ...... :n’s lined lid Gloves, 50.2.. 7501 $1.11} and...“ ....... .:...a a... .... m’:Kéd§ittq, 50.2., 75a, $1.00; gun’s Fancy Scans. 256...fi fi -v...u, «pa-u, W1 9"“ '3' Grey Lamb Jackeba, r82. '0! ate. $400, $5.00 8;:33‘4m) $5~00 ”‘m‘ Cups, ease,’ 00 - .ggt off $11 Gag-321:8 £1110 . ted White, navy and white, am 031298 Goods. suitable to Turkey Red Handkatdfiefa to! 15a; 2 large Linen m ‘ We!!! form... on.”- 00-0-0 scout-o. w......... “.00. not... moo. no... no... “*1: whats. 15. 18.‘ .35. 4o. 50, 65.80:»: 100..withdmmm is HOW? ' 1 waose. 1.5. 13. 25. 35, 40, to..." .mQanialPdoo. 31mm Silk for 350 not Id; )0 paces 25o. Drhu hood: tot...“ ”tum. rez- 180- 3- D8»! 150â€": 20c. Black Sateen. B Day.......15 kudos Ceylon Flatt»: “gag; B. mm... ...... ,..... ...... ...... ...... 1:2 with! and Cream 103...... .4... maian Cups and Samara (or Vtwoata $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 34... ...... ...... .......; .......,....... S “8:31;; “In, 35-00, ”-00. $7.“), $8“? and”..- .4... 0050-. “f“ pom-m: may??? $132.53; $300, $352 and..... 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Vases f0: 250. alumna-d, PW! and t Stand courbmod... â€" . ‘ m ennui mid blank lustre tam colored Silk Waisfs. m ian’Wool Hoods, 250., 3510., 45¢. in. Berlin and Shetland Floss at; Dolls, 1513., $10., 25c. am... con... ”-0-. boo..o.ouoooooono um. .00... .90 ”OD-Ow \ at“... ...... ..... ...... ... ...... ‘3'; Wkerclflels for 50.; 5 .Pmnrm an: shade. Ior...... _......50 Mm!” nimbles 'or 50.; 2 papers Noumea tor ...... ...... .....5c Ring for 5a.; 2 Lawn biom- stifled Mummers log...“ ......50 Table Nap‘nns [an 50.: hanchome 1am _ embroidered lets for-con. coco-o on... no .0-00 on... no”. ”000‘. m on mm.“ ppm Dolls for 100.: ‘35 Mustard To B to? M ...... ...... ......¢ .........1Cb ”use China 831' and Pewâ€"3" Staten“; each..- ...... ...... ...... ~10!) 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Day“..- ...... ...... .. mm... «”93 mil-hand Tics for 1:30.; 3 Exodus Mafia!- (amn. .....: ”.150 'Afiracb'an' m 'Hanflea, g8. sso m--- $73}. a), (1” m am" m w‘” M “W“ 3:.” ”0.0%.. no... .0000. uofmumm 'mfifie 3°81 Jacinta $23. $85. mam... ..... ........ w mus ”"9”?“ Lamb Jackets. reg. $9000, any»- ...... ...., ”375.00 PPermn Trimmed and-Mink mimhg‘sod Jackets, reg. \M n _ IA-. ‘1‘ was at 56-; 50 MN P19! Holders nt...... ...... m... ....., fig Bums at 50-; 50 Dar-km lain-ore and Paula: 33...... w 3.11 ngper Haste at 50-; 10) Majolica Cups and Sam Wee Pm Boxes at 50.: 40 Ebony Boxes at"... ...... .... mum's Purses at 5:1; 100 Silk Handkerchief; embroidered L’rmhn’s China. Cups and'Saanqra ‘. fl?" milking Skirt;,5°$2.50, $3.09 $3.75. $4.25. “-75 a m; eta 69c. .........--~----~ Blankets, $1.50: ’31.75 $2.00” $2.50. $2755 my. Dawaa .9... ...... new». ”98-400. 000..- Am’qm" ’m. 9.9....u-oyo‘ out... out... .0. ”can..- coo... ....- .fio :sandPiflow mmwgmumm-.w5m 360 B trinm nod-...“ mww ...... m 000.00 no“. ...... lb m mL\.H,W “...-3o. 00. .0000. m. co... ~23, 80. and..;... .....,_,,.,_,,, ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...-110 r muss, $28.00, moo, mm, $40.00. - oo-n coo M uqoo ......” ... ... ...... ...... .00... noon. ...-«mm 188 wide. good right, reg. 550... B- 'mDaU'» ...,.:.130 Dress 30008, extra heavy, reg. 81.50. B,- Day-93%;”; own Zebujine, re , 75c. EBay...“ mm 1368mm, extra ring qualit’y, reg. $1.50. ABD...,$_1.85 I‘cture Books tar children 1mm go. to.,.:..; .........25c M- 36 inches a, B. Day 33aifl.rég (506» 3:361??? 3"“ "“ .60! .75 8111......8550 $5.00 M ..... ....... $100 39.09 $5.00 8401!} .....4 .9... . .. .........$3.00 ou‘o. 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Christmas this non riots occasion. We draw tention to our extensive O 12th AND 13th DEG“ mamas is Heal BARGAIN DAYS 00.9.0 Be Prepared For It ! oyooofi. mud n... dbiidre'n’a drew. ( ( ...... ...... ...... 400 a Cloth, 11531.10, .... .. .... .. ... .. ...SOo 5513.. B Dam"... ”.4450 eg. 31.50, B. Day...$1.20 .DaJ ................... m a...“ .00... 0-0... 0...“. o”... ....L...450 . 45c, n Day...400 1m om m 81'% “0., B. Du,m;...$5o h... '0. I...“ 0.0.0.1;k MIC. .00.... “I... lfilm S. Day”... ’6 Linen"... ”p.156 .0009. no... M 00...; “'W'E on... . 3.0:... m... ...250 reg. {50. ' you-i 0.0.9.9.... .880 D”. ”O... .0 Ioiém ‘0‘ 50".. ”not...” 5 0000000. on.» '00..” .0390. um-‘coon' m .90....”32 00 t...” 0....- .. ”$1 25 $1.30 317.00 41.59 0‘0... “I shall ask Your Honor’f continued Mr. O’Leary “to order that I be fur- nished with the particulars of the charges against my client; or else I do not see how the case can go on. He is’ charged here with neglect of duty. Now he was ill for two weeks in London r‘laat» summer. Ida-not know whether that is the time the c! .u-ge refers to,“ o; to some. time wnen he was,,1fin town. It would surely be a Jimple matter to give the particulars out." of which the charges arise." ‘ ' . .TOWn Solicitor .Hopkhsâ€"I told Mr. O’Leary that we would come here and furnish particulars. This is not like a suit. To some extent it is aflshingexpeditidnfiitilm investigation. t ' ' ‘~ " ,,Judge:Daanâ€"â€"But..thero.are-W huh.':.,-:-i 31311»;an twithhbtho mum: awpamb4m.mm, on a. fishing expedition and did not know what would be found «out. They appearqd th have called wit: nessesr lorf meg-13W” in! mes-013‘ askg; ing, "What do yéu'know ?" ' had been subpoenaed; THE PROCEEDINGS OUTLINED The. following is an outline of the proceedings: .At the outset it was found that the copy of the charges supplied to Mr. O'Leary. diaered from the orginal. It had one chug 5omitted. and some minor diflem ‘in‘ phraseology in other places. Then iMr. O’Leary addressed the judge, and declared that he. had asked the town solicitor for particulars of the broad,- vague chargesg contained in the resolution of council, but had not been able to get them. He and his client were thus placed at a. dis- advantage; they did not. know whati they were to be confronted by. It seemed as though council were out so he was to make his charge now, or hold his tangle hereafter. No- body hadanythingtosay,andthe judge congratulated Mr. Chalmers on his work at the hospital, and hoped that the town would always have as efficient; a. commissioner. The proâ€" ceedings lasted about an hour, and it is said that 25 or 30 witnesses vised. them to abandon the en'se {which they agreed to do. The judge. said that .Mr. Chalmers should have resigned before arrang- ing to go-inta partnership with Mr. Coomds ; but, that .in regard to the cement he was entirely blameless. When- the council gave up the cane, His Honor asked it there was any- body in the court-room who knew anything against Mr. Chalmers; il: l It was upon hearing these exphmaa- tqry statements that Town.Solicitor Hopkins took‘ council aside and ad- y. The third statement fainted to the :clialge of using tovmmterial to: outside work, The fact was tint two barrels of canent hpd :been ordered from the Rathbun. Company by Mr. Chalmers for the hospital and paid for by him on the'hospital account. By an error the book- keeper had charged these two barrels to the town as well; and hence, eouncil were led to believe that the commissioner had used town cement up at the hospital. F The second statement by" Mr. O'Leary answered , the charge that Mr. Chalmers had done work on out- side jobs. He had by permission of council overseen same work at the hospital, and' while" there had kept an eye on- fir. Bogue' 8 men in the absence of that contractor for three orfourdays. » ._ ‘ The first of these statements m with regard to the chumdthe commissioner's being. improperly in- bterested in the town contracts. The fact was that he had arrayed to re- sign from the service 0! the town to go into partnership with Mr. (30me He had taken his resignation to the meeting of council at which the charges against him were made and had not presented it, only because the charges were made. Council proved nothing against the commissioner ; the automatic- at his solicitor expluining the incidents; upon which the thmchame- taken} up were based, were accepted hy‘ council, and upon them tho case rests. ‘ . The investigation “into Ald. Mo ma that n, Dinrmid’a sensationnl ehnrges against! every opportm Commissioner Chnlnmrs, Ina 1501:“ch KNC before His Honor Judge Dean on Sat- urdny forenoon. The chases that 0'?“ KW" the commissioner 'w'as improperly in- mmcfl'm' ‘ tereated in town _ contracts. Ind built "an you worked on outside Jobs, and used Geo Coomba, town material for outside purposes. "a“ ‘0'“ t‘ Were taken up. Mter having n little 13°“ 000"“ evidence by Town Clerk Knowlson, Coombn had “ Mr. Coonrbe’ announcement that he would not hold the town to the con- 00 "0'- trnct with him, and explanatory opened, ho'" statements by Mr. Hugh O'Leary, K. 0., solicitor for Mr. Chalmers. ‘council muted for consultation. and “19 “mm. 8-" :upon returning announced through wed “9 in on Town Solicitor Hopkins that they 01: the 15th the wished to withdraw the invent.- w W “'9 tion. This the judge permitted and (wort. 3° '1 the ease ended. While council were u” 3"“ W deliberating the commissioner's no. command the ; signation was placed in their hands. IimDIy M ‘ _._A A. Al._1_ _ Andfloped'l‘htthe'rm WouldAhnys flaveasEfficicntaCom- missionerâ€"He Had In One Case Oflended Against the Pro- pfiefles-Mr. O’Lw'y’ s Able Defence It“ Fizszd Ont Enlyfand ConneiLWithdrew it From Court on Advice of Town Solicitor Hopkins MCDIARMID FAILS TO PROVE HIS "CASE AGAINST CHALMERS umsu, Inunsnu. DECEMBER m. 1902. Mr. Hopkinsâ€"Before I go out to talk with the council, I will say tha‘ Mr. Chalmers was certainly oversee- ing outside work. There was work at the hospital and jobs for private individuda-H‘m h.” to drag the m Wham. no “I Mr. ‘ Hopkifis‘fâ€"flat ' ‘is the first I have heard am the resignation. I would like to retire for a little to talk with the council. Will he re- sign ? -Hr.~0'Lenryâ€"-Yuâ€"or I don't know; HIVQ'Leqx-yâ€"Yenâ€"or I don't know; i! the' contract is up in the air. *0 may a we)! hold on to his. patent job till he gets another. ' . Mr. Chalmersâ€"No. I will not stay. THE SECOND CHARGE. Briefly it is this : Here were two tenders opened. At council’s re- quest ' he Summarized f for them the contents of these tenders. He did not say a word in'his report in favor of either tender. There 19 no charge that he used any eaort with council toget eithér one or the other- tender accepted. If the Coomb's tender happened to be accepted by council. he was going to leave the "town a employ and work with Coombs. Thatioall. . . l. spected Coonbs' walks Belt minor and hence, by arranging to leave the town’s employ and go into partner- ship with Mr. Coomho, he was not doing such a terrible thing as ‘9 first blush Your Honor thought. â€"-was put on. m mayor selected him pt council' 3 request. So then Chm did not over-ear we walk loaf. summer, nor would he luvs in- m. O’Lau‘yâ€"No, you have not ; when the work was about to begin on the walks last summer, Mr. lowed to resign on account of his healthâ€"he has been under the doc- tor'e are ever sinceâ€"bet the mayor said “No, say when: you are: we will relieve you of Meeting the yolks.” An inspectorâ€"Hr. Coombs through. Judge Dunâ€"I have. Mr. O'Iaryâ€"Not ‘ut m: he did not recommend than to P W He simply reported on ts contents. Judge Dean-I am prepand to reâ€" porttocoun‘cfl thathedldggmaly, ixnproper thing. llr. O’Learyâ€"I know that I am talking about. Judge Deanâ€"So he was intcgsted in a. contract M be had recom- mended council to mpt. Judge Mr. O'Lenryâ€"ch, and had further arranged to mign {tom the service of the town and becomegpartnerof Mr, Coombe. Hr. Chennai had his resignation at the netting the night these charges were aide, and would have tendered it then but (or the that before hand ? Hr; O’Learyâ€"Very we“. I will admit th'ut H the contract is signed ulthuboénlet. Hr. Channel's will be Interested in the contract. ’ "" Judge Dean-0h, well. I shall hear tubing time. Mr. O'Lenryâ€"I! you will pom". mo tyinuveggooddegloftime.‘ “Judge Deanâ€"Well, I wid: you voila. ’ ‘ ‘ ' Clerk Knowlson testified that the _ specification of certain walks to be '1 built next year. fid been give to Mr. I Geo. Coombe, together with a con- tract form to be signed by him. Both Contractor Bogue and Ir. Coomhe had tendered for the work. tenders had come betore coun- cil on Nov. 8th. They were not opened, however. till a week later. One envelope hnd boa: tom the llret night. but council declded not to read the tenders. and both envelope- I'm scaled upmanother tfllgeeekhter- 0n the 15th they were opened and re _ ferred to the W {or ha (wort. He reported to councll nt ‘the next meeting. Hedldnotre- commend the acceptance 0! eltherâ€" simply made a commute aute- ment of their contents. Ir. Coombe ,7" given thecontmt; his tender lwne the lower one; he got theepecl- ' ficetlons and contract form tom the clerk. Hr. Roxanneâ€"Yon are sure Clad- men‘dld not [at then. Clerk Knowleonâ€" Ya. “FEE FIRST CHARGE Ir. O’Imryp-It ll charged “not Mr. Chelmere lo interacted ln . con- tract. Now that contreet he: not yet been‘signed by the mayor; hates, lthere to no contactâ€"l! we went to take tackled groundâ€"hence, Hr. Chelmere moot be interested in it. Moreover that is the ground token by council with Hr. Pllkie on the Colborne-st. newer. He had men at work.‘ but council cancelled the con- tract under the plea that the mayOr l I had not signed it. gevery opportunity {or defiance. iCLERK KNOWLSON TESTD‘IED. ‘AO'Laur’yâ€"Wnit an I gut Beenâ€"pd Ind arranged w!!! an time washiredbythetownsnddidoutâ€" side work, he would sure . be charg- ed with using town material. I will not Your Honor to so advise council on that point. And then when orders for goods are telephon- ed in. a Proper order should follow inevery case. ' Onereasonweput in that charge was to get directions {or the council tram Your Honor. I em willing to say that Kr. Chal- merewssnottoblsmeinthecase, for I saw w thntthe Esthbun thecement, before this infestigatdon was ordered at all. thehosfiftaln The funeral of the late William Graham who died .t the residence of his sonâ€"inâ€"law, Richard Grundy, it the advanced m of 90 years, was lax-gay attended last Sunday. The deceased had the respect and con- fidenm of all with whomhe came in contact during his career at Omemee. He was a Consecutive in politics, a lile lott 011mm and a member of the Anglican church. He leaves a. familyoifivesomandonedauulmr, Mrs. randy. to mourn the loss of and Monte {gthua His were mm in the Coven cemetery. east of Inna-ooh. near th? IhopeyourBonorwillmakeitclearhousehewusbot-nin. to council (hot the town employee should not do work for other people. Ir. O'Learyâ€"And I hope that in, doing so. Your Honor will not de- ‘prive the town of good solicitor. ‘(WJ At mmm.~.Coom m enl- Ied Meltd'flhe would'hold comi- “though A va'y sudden death occurred here. It was that of Francis Adams, bro- ther of Ir. Wm; Meme, commis- sionerm '1‘» W Ind alwnys liv- ed s quiet. inofluuive lite and was notmarried. Heledanooeasionsl nMofhenrttrmble, butnoone thewouldbecalbda‘my ell to'its resolution awardiu‘ him the so suddenly. Hr. O'Learyâ€"And I hope that in doing go, Your Honor will not. doâ€" prive; the tom: 01 good ,solicitor. ‘ llr. Hopkinsâ€"1t is a wrong prin- clple for an town to allow its plow to do w {or other peope When Ir. n. had I got the waterwarka we put . stop to that in them. I! an gage! from heaven mhiredbythe’townwddldout- side work, he would sure . be charg- ed with using town material. I will out Your Honor to so advise pouncll on thot point. And then when orders for goods are telephon-: Hr. O'Learyâ€"Well. this is o. seriouq charge and we cut to investigate it honestly. Ir. Hopkinsâ€"Yes: but I do not like tomwor mtmauch abriel my. Juke Deanâ€"hxhat. an example of win; you ma by tint. chute of mining town much]. Ir. Hopâ€" kins? m THIRD CHARGE. Ir. O'Iuryâ€"Hr. Chalmers is W with using town materiel on outside work. Row two barrel: of «nut did go wrong. He ordered than (or the hospital and paid (or them; by a: error of the Rathbun Company's bookkeeperâ€"e new mnâ€" they were also Charged to the town. The town Miorthem:thenthe‘ Rethbun people found that they had new twice pad. and a-edited the hospital amount with one price a and nottmtheotherdeywuitlmmd out that the 110.9th and not the town should hove paid for the two barrel: 0! mt. Judge Dan-1M an eye on ”eh m? Inn vcy glut! ol thun- plmuon. It. puts a diflorcnt conâ€" struction on the nutter. Mr. O'Imry-Hr. Bogue’s work and his ran into each other to some aunt. and when Ir. Bogue m to leave three or (our ms betor his m m through. Hr. Chum ”meander! than as well as his Ir. TO'Leu‘yâ€"Ya.’ Judge Deanâ€"Tint may account Ion m bang so well done. Ald. Jacksonâ€"No. No. Ir. O'Learyâ€"No. I want to deny the i minuoflon o! the town solicitor. I! you onvill tit. my word, very well; I! not. I shall go into the evidence. ‘Kr.’ Chanel-a was given :mm‘uion by council, at the request 01 Ir. J. D.- Mb. to oversee certain work on the grounds of the hospital. JudgeADennâ€"The grading ? I. Judge Deanâ€"He dm not claim It. 0 ’Learyâ€"Thcn he should not any it; that. makes it. necessary to go_ on with the mm. â€" Judge Deanâ€"II he isgoing to re- gignt why not stop the investigation Ir. 0' ' 'Ddl’tgb gbaway Hr. Hopkins. on have insinuatad that than was some improper understand- ikg between 303116 and Chalmers. Hr. HopkinIâ€"I don’t say that. ' Hr. O'Iaaryâ€"Well, the don't in- sinuate it. one of the particulars you V’Imy.‘ I “'1 3c now $130M "“ m and pm them at the hospital on Boguo’u job a the hospital. At thy m ti. Rogue had large con- tracts of to“ work over which Chalmers was practically inspector. 75 (est: a earthy the W. W notheurdbdoreviuawateanh concert. ‘Ibo [reparation for our holiday. entertainment: are com in. memo. Christmas Eve by the Dr- ..m‘ Christmas tor the letha- disu'and New Years tea and con- It; Kennedy Inn purchased the Saw mill from Mr. Nidnol. Rom. Brynn has put Va gang of men into the vows purchased, tram “on, Nelson. two miles south. 0mm .Mm;!evcuuot“uaip.” m Clancey family have quite a record. Fax-men are my busy mug on} yow: Thorium-gone down. Hi- Honor was ‘led that the good none of the town had not been tan III-had by the man: 01 the inventi- gotlon. It had ended without any- thinc onion- having been shown. He was glad thut no lotions corrup- tfion had ever been hand among the oldies-men of the town. He hoped the town would “we he” as good, demand! a this yea-'- end an em- dent e commissioner u Ir. Chel- men. - the mu! grounds. In the Coomb'n mutt. he Ind violated the Win: but it was my, be I“. to no how h- hud fallen into that minfie. The Judge was sorry Ir. Chalm' haul In. not good, torinmoctrupecumhaddonethe ton MI. W. did not. Propose to reconstruct the town clerk's ollcc. Hr. Hopkins min proceeded to. indicate certain remonstrances tint come with dinnerl hour lie-ought him not. to “keep at it"; and wan-1y complimented the W on the swat-anon 0L Judge Deanâ€"Yes. If anybody has anything to say against Mr. Chal- mers, let. him say u. now under only or hereafter hold his peace. I! theta isnobodytodo-o. [Manama that there is nothing against. him. Have you anything, Hr. Hopkins ? Hr. Hopkinsâ€"No. nothing. Hr. Hopkins than talked at. length how the torn clerk's omce should be equipped to mmt public access to the books. A: h. concluded, Mr. O'Leu'y rerun-Red that Hr. Chalmers, Then council uld solicitor with, draw; Ir. O'Lcsry saw them It; Choliners' resignation, and alter a. had decided not to continue investigation any further. "I think We should be given credit for having shown What is called ‘reo- sonable and probable cause' for this investigation. I cannot. tell what the witneasei could say if they were_ sworn, but if anybody knows any- thing against Ir. Chalmers and wants it invutigated, let him come forward, and we will investigate it. " said he. conmwule'“. AWD’I‘ O'Lenry. hesnid he would fit.