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“-3 WI“ 'imoso â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" The firm of Iohnston Sisson is composed of Mr. R. Johnston, who has resided here since I891, in which year the partnership was formed, and Mr. M. H. Sisson, who has been n resident of Lindsay tor the past twelve years. They deal very extensively in Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Valises, etc. occupying the first floor ofa. very large three-storey brick building at No. 80 Kent street. Their trade extends all A... . 15,...t-‘ .na thpv do consi- ofa very large lnl'cc-asu-e, -..-.- _,7 .. No. 80 Kent street. Their trade extends all over the Midland district. and they do consi- derable in the way of wholesale with the neighboring towns and villages. The firm is kept very busy, employing three hands besides the gentlemen comprising the partnership. Messrs.’ Johnston Sison are both aetiVe, ‘ *"~â€"-:--n kncinpc: men. and The firm of I wholesale and n Heavy Hardware. Oils, Carriage Hardware and Wooawom, 5.... also Spbrting Goods of all kinds. The occupy the whole of a fine large threc~storey brick ago, the uncut mm since. 'lliix lit the It Lindsayâ€"in fact, tl Midland district, 1‘ which its business cm posed (if Mr. 1.“. Matthic, lmlll uf Wll thirteen years. The getir business men, t in all its details, and in all modern math both highly popular degree of esteem liy lownsmcn and tho: business relations. Mr. Philip Morgan, pharmacm :Iu gist, occupies the whole of the first “(X fine large three-storey brick building 113 Kent street, where he has been est four years. He keeps in stock a full General Drugs, druggists’ Supplies Requisites, Patent Medicines, etc” several preparations uf his own tha ‘ yawn" lnrnfi enlc. Among these tour years. “C General Drugs Requisites, ['31 several prep-1m several preparations m n deservedly large sale. Ar especially mentiuncd his and his Baking Powder. held in high repute. Mr special altemion u) «lisl accurate and skilful in tha fession. Ile does a very people of the town, and ‘ in (lcalirg with those of th try. Mr. Morgan has -- r L 1:12. «ml kg lcaauun. - - - people of the town, nml is in dealing with those of the try. Mr. Morgan has n nearly all his life, and hrs with whom he is very po sonally and professionally. Mr. John Dovey is the pmpn the largest shingle mills to be whole of Extem Ontario. The a fine large frame building, whit attached cover a superficial area a half acres. The business has lished seven years. and gchs e: eighteen hands. The mill cuts thousand shingles weekly, the men stopping ‘ work at 12 o’clock Saturday. This is some- thing that no other mill in Canada accom- plishes, for one shingle machine this mill cut six million six hundred and forty-three thou. sand shingles last year. and intend increasing the cut this year. Mr. Dovey's mill is a specially desirable one for any locality to ess. as the product is nearly all exported to the United States, the foreign cash being brought in in retum. to be spent among our local people. Under this state of things, it is almost needless to say that Mr. Dovey has done much to build up Lindsay. and contribute to its general prosperity and progress. Mr. Dovey is a Canadian by birth. and has resided in Lindsay nearly all his life, being sixty- three years in this county. He is regarded as one of our most enterprising citizens, and thoroughly straightforward and upright man. JOHNSTON 8: SISSON- i. EDWARDS 8L PHILIP MORGAN- I. G. Edwards 8; Co. are retail dealers in Shelf and :, Coal Oil, Glass, Paints and :rdware and Woodwork, and JOHN DOVEY- ular and held | 1 by all classes ( lhosc with wh linlwm gun. -7... *- l his Condition l’nw vr‘ler. both 0! which Mr. Morgan also 1 ) dispensing. being ‘ in that branch at his very large trade with and is equally succc : of the surmunding 0 ha; resided in Lin nd hrs a host of fric cry popular socially, Il. licrlmm, w l'lclmml» lhirtm ting fnmwul lw ling hardware 1 plmrmnciht 1“" the propriem‘ Hg h“ u the [‘hu fl 1V > be found 1n The mill pI’Ol‘ while me gm area of three an a has been estal cs employment I cuts two hundrc first floor of!" building :11 N been establish k a lull line thcir m they ‘ that ham.- :1 hese may he mp| any wh w h uwm nallv 11'0““ ale :Ik 1m 1V If ThefimofWu-nerb'Co. m of. end dealer: in. genenl they I Dry Goods, Clothing. Millincry. Furs, Cupcts. Home Furnishings. c occupy all of the luge three-story bl ing a Nos. 76 md 78 Kent-st ,(inclu meat 83x30). md have been est“ business for the past five ya“. st :1 time giving employment to "will The store is oommodious. lighted b ity, which does not soil the go“ fitted up with ash artiers end :11 The Rnthhnn Co . which is incorponted in Canada. and the United States. is one of the oldest, and is one of the moot extensive dealing concerns in the country. In fact. to extensive in mere enumeration ( Tom Inrgc THE CANADIMLEQEE ”I“! and Innntln. UM Indies and South Africa, to facilitate the carrying on of their multifarious transactions. For the purposes of their Lindsay branch they occupy mlarge frame building as a saw- the river front that covers an area of four acres. They have also a large two-storey brick building, 70x40 feet, and several large frame sheds, on Lindsay-sh, where are located the offices, storehouses. etc. This branch was established in I886 in a very small way. and has gradually grown to its present enormous proportions. employing in the mill and yards forty-five men, with nine in the office and ware-house, including sales- M r. Robert Chambers is the proprietor ol the Lindsay Marble Works. he occupying a large frame building. 25x20 feet. with yards that coveranareaof aquarter ofanaere. ‘The business has been established ten yam, and gives employment to four hands. Mr. Chambers manufactures all sorts of Monu- ments. Headstones. Mantles, etc.. and. his work is done in the highest style of the marble cutters‘ or sculptors’ ‘ art. His Marble and Granite he imports direct from Seotlandand anny an cat LINDSAY MARBLE THE RATHBUN GO. WARNER OO- the business carried on flux 3 mion of all lines Would full I guns. The headquarters of the . en “912mm". lull they hive nncncs m V: Slam. “fell at Den-mm ‘Co. are m I! the pmt to (vent? " lighted by ““3"" the goods. tad i’ 3 1nd 811 the W Minn! "rm-"in. \Vel! WORKS. men and inspectors. 'tne nun Lindsay branch extends over th snd Northern Divisions of the G. ' The output of their Lindsay mill. in; outside purchases. is somt 1.500.000 feet of lumber. 5.00: 000.000 shingles. 70.000 ties. r posts per snnum. besides lsrge q the other articles which the com] futures. Mr. Thos. Ellis. th snd espshle superintendent of tlw also done much tow-"ls makin the hes! mills in the district. ‘ nurchsses and hsndles Inrge‘ c ties of Mr. (; birth. H regarded. Dy all so enterprising basin: desirable cuizen in enjoying the confidi body. .ind say the United Ststes. having a man in the form" country who acts as his purchasing agent and who sends on the goods without the interven- tion of s middleman. thus securing a profit for the benefit of his custom. Mr. Chambers is a native of England. but he leit his native m ll urchues. is aomeuung "a: l of lumber. 5.000.000 to 7.- les. 70.000 lies. ml 20.000 Im. beside: Inge qumliliea of lei which the company mutu- Thou. I'Lllin, the energetic aperimendem 0f the mill. In: Ich Iowanlu making it one of in the diurict. ’l‘hiu agency 1 handle: large, qumtitieu «I the Midland 2. 1‘. Rnilny. ill. not inclod' amt-thing “I“ 000.000 to 7" mines the 1 Dr. I. M. Neellnds. dentist, occupies a mile of roam in the fine Inge (hm-stow! brick building 1: No. 4: Kent sued. manly opposite the Simpson house. and but been mblished in undue“ twenty-«even yam nflatfirfi". He vcn' BIG mu and 1 have In 0mm fining 1nd dining moms. The hotel will have tn connection 1 fine we where Oystere, Game. [lot and Cold Lunches. will be served :1 nll hours. day at night. in the most anislic manner. Mr. Taylor makes a specialty ol npplyinghflkindsof Came in mun. There willnho nfine table and I’d in connec- tion to the hotel. Mr. nyloc will pay m mention to weekly boarders. mum undueefl nte. He triestc DR. Jo within in!“ ‘1qu is 20 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. op LINDSAY: 1|“: VANOAMP- Magnum“ WILLIAMSON- Is NEELAN DS. A M able and rd In connec- I. Mr. nylo: will my on to weekly burden. educed nte. He tries to net: in every respect and Peuoodly he is one of the tk whining l0 lb! lcmm l'l mdreufl and engraver WI TC which in fine locks. Jewellery ,m ICIC “IV TCSI schCS I age W. I whcr Il“ GEO. W. BEALL. 1(ii wnv I'W Y6" three-k Mr I" ensivcly Slltionen e and e firs TERRY l‘l W CW Silv pm “ \ fellow popular! TEACHERS WN con! In the rub here last Saturdu) pone Ind money, (mm-r rull'uc‘ may thousand customers a 4 JOHNSTON Va!- mnoon. Inc! Mo Ban limbs. 85... Button Beau. 85m. you In Inn 7‘ holldur All um gt 81.0 to 81.75 In All 81.33 Io $1.45 In“ refine who will 9-! .3 County of I'm . \‘M‘IMG 0! I “Tl! uf 2y 0mm of the Cut. M. mill“ the land» In. the um 01A \' Ind “Icon in mum Public Auction, :1 m . h tho 'l‘o'u SHERIFF'S s a; great variety at are pricea. Some Fanc at nearly half CHRISTM hturday, Januar ’. 0. MA TCHETT‘ SILVER Novel Small? New Advert New Advertise .0. u Kant. 'u' M 01 Drug awn. VOLUMI BRITTOH BR 0“! 8,04. Silver Button H1 Silver Paper Ki Silver Book Mar Silver Belt Buck Sliver Czar-inn ”W Silver Hair Pins1 1 Silver Sword Pin Silver Stick Pins Silver (.Iliillll'eln‘.~~ Silver Bracelets 1 Silver Brooches ‘ Silver Glm (- Hutu Silver 'l‘himbh-s ‘ Silver Stamp 80x1 Johnston 6: ““7 I I‘IAKTA 25‘! GO HOME Button Bra MAPS F Foot NEW YEA! CHRIGTM A SLIP TH