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- u V “"7 ...._ m...“ 11““ l ‘uc'u to babe prices. so'that zili VV'oi'k aslections before the great_rus of could be estimated and arm 8 d “ Wm» the last week. For Specml Bar- out the cm throat prices it is being done . . . e at 10-day. We knew uf iio municipality 33"“ examme _our Geld ‘VatCh 5’ , that 13 an object. of charity or one m- ullnloidAlbum'J'V“ “"3"“ 0‘" m“ fusing to pay honest. Value for work I o d on. is sin: 1 fairy {and , _ _ Lfihflgfi'og; Bring thogxiuong and let ; dune. W e do suggest. in this matter as thumxounav aromatic“: ”we“ as otl‘ers, that. the fraternity in _ h. the counties of Peterboro, Nortbum- Albums locureguhr 25C" C ma : bcriand, Durham, and Vicmria, do meat, Cupsnnd Saucers C. re 12.1” 20C. i arrange a. list of prices for such work '9 ’ gu and each gland by it. A list can be I och 90c 1’2 ' 11 . . . . C! a regular s 5 ’ DD 5 i placed in the hmms 0! each municipal- ma 2C It 30., 5C-, IO§., 23C" 49‘; j ”3' so that any councdl‘or can tell the “p; POCkCt BOOkS trom 5C. up; i price gt‘every page u: hne .20 bailirlntgd. . v "" ‘ \"' '~ "vzwmmrr (1' t c .ex {ion . lhere 15 nu]. x x i a in, u Heath.%r:g?§w;n e'e?<t-'- ’B 1 l ' V hat. is inmost {Elwtelz man and man. 5c. up, 105an mm .1273, ‘ 3.1-. “th“: ”0 ,U‘ km, N.» ,;,.g.(.,m__ )Os,Mandohns,c. Hugflkm (1' L0. ' :iiezr Tia-335031 (M‘s:- rn:~.:Lurz'.-~}i;m_mi;:s Headquarters for Xmas.and “fed. i mar. “a voxce the acuLxmcnls 03 me ‘ fling Presents. 1 Star. "-u‘v 5v \vV I “llmoidAlbumlJawel Canes. etc Our dis~ LEV 0! TO?! ad on. is simply mar}- {and than an cones. Bring them among and let “an In. Now A RV or our prices: Crowds will visit our store every day during the next three weeks. You will be wise to come early and make your selections before the great rush of the last week. For Special Bar- gains examine _our Gold W'atches, I IY f ' ' i . Fm Mmutes $212535” Hu'ghan Co., at 52 Kent St., Lindsay, to show you the best se- lection of Novelties for Xmas. Pre- sents ever shown in Lindsay. Kent St, Lindsay, Walton St.. Port Hope. Fur Capes Fur Coats Fairweathefirfi Er“ Manufacturing Furriers, Capes from $6.00 up Goats from . 9.00 up‘ A CALL SOLICITED. Exceptional Value ’ STOCK Complete in Every Line and at Low- :oat Prices we: utondod to In I." 1 Arts or the Count? .3 very ”notable nuns. From long exper ~ . no. in this line or bualnmn, the undersigned Jul- wunnted 1n gnu-n .eelng satisfaction. and (smote would do wall to give hlm a‘ call. Apply n. the come. In tho Curdwell House. xOI-onoofint. T. E. JENNINS 374 GEORGE ST, PETERBUR‘U. “Hillbmk once. over new Post. (31:60. 0-01... once, over Brndb uxn’n rocory. _ _ , ,_ m- ..... .‘....-v......, uk- - libonl patronage or tho travelling public. The house 2. lined Wm; electric be! is “d tho boottun to rooms of any how] in the "13th“. which g was good accommodation to umnomialmon. No zroublo or expense wm D0. rodto make this house on» 01‘th beat > 3 ch, bonu- ln the Midland District. In Main: room receives the aux-tenant anten- Non, an! an tables are snppded with an Rt. of everything in nation. The bar In, flocked with thc choice“ brands or fine liq- gon. vina- tnd ciguq. ~Good aubllng nnd alum! haulers. ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ’1'. E. JENNINGS. Pronflhor. Hatters and Furriers OHIMEE. ONTA RIO. he undersigned, having purchaxod the above papa!“ homi. and made great In- provcnenu 1n the interior. beaxdes thorâ€" oughly nnovutln: the rooms. r:~spec1t‘_ally g-b- _ IILA_-I __.‘_-__,A_ _ MI LLS.‘ BROS, DENTIST. '0... hour- I 3.3:. 30 6 p.n. 0.00 I Riddance. King 82., Omen”, Ont. ’DTERDOROUGX. mob emuâ€"Cor. Murray and Beth an. an Lint". filling!” Sub. Donn. BMndc, Win. low and Door tamer Newt! Fonts, sum- Bflla. Bunnie”. Moulds" to. Milton Cost In E: Rtove and Nut. Sizes In” Em for rates; humming and as; Win: (3011' IIIO Coke and Lehtgh w for Pauline; “-11 U. E. HUBBS, Agent WBORROKER. ’1 Kr“, LXNDSAY. Honey to Loan on Atom 1: lowest mtoa 'oflaurut. A, rowed Indomod hot“ ”mounted {or Dv m not. exceedlnz 12 monhn. ’ nit-u. nth-mm mflmmm 'U“ m at W W who -mmnmum utter “MWSCmoud. histam- momumomum postage lam: minim-duke, hymns}; Mao-led m h pun: envelop; to has only. I "I. m The Coal: Company, Tho Rathbun Company Oil EMIE EVERY M 0NDA Y. mm, Soilonor, Rotary Public. 4.12., Honey to Loan. D-lv Linn“ Auctioneer for the County of Victor» OHBMEE, ONTARIO. 1mm“ of tho Ont. Veterinary Collozo. ‘mrod umber a: the Ontario Veterin- ‘3'“??? d 1 d d t I I tor a ,prompt y Itten a o. .mcfi: Hon oor to Adam's Groom's. ‘Dr. Fred. W. Ivory, The Cardwell House. HILLIROOK. : : : ONTARIO. T. Weldon, V. S., SOLD BY ALL Dxuccxsrs. and inspect them; It will ’08.? You. J. H. Sootheran, T. E. Jennmgs, Robert Ruddy. ‘1 AV Windsor. Ont... Canada. 1' Exporienco has taught us, tint the printing fraternity of this section are laboring nndorn great mistake in re- ference to municipal printing. It is a. fact that can’t be gainâ€"sawed, and the fraternity have no one to blame but. themselves, that this class of printing is being done to-dny, at from one half to one third its actual \‘Ilue. Why is this? Simply because, to get it some will do it at these prices. There is no reason why any municipality should not pay acttnl value {or the work done. It is the duty of municipal officials to save every dollar they can in printing as well as other matters, and no blame ; can be attached to tlaem. But thoue‘ doing it for such low figure- ure to blame. The amount of work done can- not be estimated by tho uninitntod. Is there any reason wliy an understand- ‘ng am crxg the fraterntly arrived at. on On motion of Ford, sec. by Boato, that this Council do now adjourn until 9th of March next, at. the hour of 10 o’ciock in the forenoon, when the overseen of highways, fonceviewers and pound- koopers will be appointed. and the trans- action of any other business connected with the council.~~Curried. On motion or nchuada, sec. by Boate, that the Clerk be and is hereby instruc- ted to near}: Henry Facey to remove his wood from off the boundary line be- tween Emily and Cavan, opposite Lot 16, immediatelyLâ€"Carried. On motion of McQuade, see. by Sonny, that by-law number 269, being a. by- law {or the purpose of appointing town- ship officers, including a board of health be new road I. first, second and :hird time and finally passad.--Carried. 1 01.. U. DO \Rl) OF REA! Jil- V. C. Cornwall, M. D., M H. 0.. 10 00 Wm. C S\\itzer, Reexe. R. J. Grand) Clerk. John J. Mitchell be appointed for 3 y rs. Simon Perdue, 2 us. John G. Aslxmoro “ 1 yr. -â€"Ca.rn'ed. On motion of Sr‘ully, in amendment, sec. by McQuade, that. Patrick Flynn be appointed Assessor for the current year at :1 salary of $45. On motion of Boats, see by Ford,that the following township ollicers be ap- pointed for the year 1896, and their re- spective salaries, viz: R. J. Grundy, Township Clerk . .$185 00 W. H. Curry, Treasurer ........ $5 ()0 Charles Cornell, Assessor .......... 70 “0 Charles Cornell, Collector“ ..... . 105 00 On motion of Route, sec. bv MCQuade, than James Evans get an order on the Treasurer for 85¢. for goods to M“. Pow- ers.â€"-Carried. ‘On mot-hm of Emily. seconded by Mc- lede, that the following bills be paid, viz: ' Mrs. E. O’Brian, 2 cords of wood ' for Bridget O‘Connell and )m. Leann... .................. s 5 00 Bridget O‘Connell, indigent ...... 5 00 Wm. O’Brien, rep.culvert. 2 00 hoary Matthews for B. O’Connell 6 00 â€"Larried. 0311mm, Fran. 10TH, 1896. Council met. Fremont, tbe Reeve, Vm. C. S\\it.ze-r, i‘e;~.~Rei-w>, T. H. MC- Qnad», and Counrillura Brute. 1%er and Scully. Thé minnms of tm} last session were read and confirmed. Wholesale and Retail Dealer-1n Groceries Flour, Feed, Bacon Ham, Lard. Salt and Kay All kinds of Garden and Field Seeds. All kind: of Farm Pruduce taken in ex- change. 01d Past Office. 146 Brock-st. and £32 George-$3.. Petey-horaz Ont._ Telgphono ‘m‘ n. - -.--- - _- No. 12a. 'w. c'. "Tt’fnhfr'or'ié'rly' '0? '65:}: time. Chic! Salesman. 46 m The Bmemee Minor Subscribe forthe Mirror â€"And Getâ€"â€" All the Latest News. } “ “ 15 oo 10 oo 8 00 Professional and Business Cards $5.00. “'ant Advertisements 50m s. first inuertfion. 25cm. each nubsequvnt insertion. Special ntes (or longer periods. Local Notu‘es acts. a. nun first, insertion, 30m. each subsequent insertion. Every Thursday Morning A weekly new-spaper, published In the In- terest. of the Village or Omemee 5nd sur- rounding district. All kinds of job prinflng done in the Job rooms at the very lowest. living prices with meanness and den} “ch. NORRIS BLOCK Transient advertisements [00. per line first anaruon. 5c. per line each subsequent. inser- tlon. CH AS. W. RICHARDS, Subscription, $1.00 a Year. OMEN EE. THURSDAY. FEB. 20,1“. Cocoa Wmc - 75c. Fowler’s” hxt. Strawberry 25c. HiresI {oot Beer - 20c. Lactatcd 1‘ God - 20c. Nestle-5’ Milk Food, 40c. spxrits Turpentine, 50c. gal. Turnip Seed, Swede 12c. At Higinbotham's Drug Store, THE OMEMEE MIRROR. BUR PRIEES AT THE OFFCE. KING SITEET EAST IN THE Call at Thou. Brady’s, RATES OF ADVERTISIXG: Municipal Printing. OMEMEE. ONTARIO, XS PUBLISHED EMILY COUNCIL. LINDSAY. Publisher and Proprietor 15 :3- 00 m 00 00 in I In the minds of a good nigzrij. I otherwise sensible people to corn duct :1 weekly paper, it is only i necessary for an editor to look over his exchanges and clip and paste untill the form is full, when out their sheet comes and everybody gets their cepy of it That would be very nice indeed. But such people will forget the acres of paper the editor will look Over to find a paragraph that may prove of interest to his readers or the time that it takes him to condense a half column account into a paragraph. Then he should be out around town looking up items of local affairs and at the same time‘his place is in the office look- ing after the work and provide cepy for the “devils ” who try to drive him crazy with vells {or “ copy.” . He should also be out around nf town looking up work and adver- 1- tisements, for even the most ob-i d] Tdo WUUCmRnGF .www-qv- tuse will readily see that the annual one dollar for the price of the paper will not long keep the pot boiling or the presses in motion. At the same time he has his books to post up, his accounts to make out and bills collecting itors and pressman ; rent, fuel, stock, light and other running ex- penses to prowde; act as his own i i l to get money to pay the compos-I foreman in making up forms, he proof reader, reporter and editor all in one. These area few things that the country editor has to do or get snowed under and that} very quickly. After doing,r these thingstothe best of his ability and broueht out his paper, he is met by some saphead with the sapient remark, “1 find a word mispelled here,” or “a word was mispelled there." Is it any won- der that such will get a short answer once in a while? Is it any wonder that country editors grow bald, turn grey and die young? All the more that those who take the paper never think of payingr for it until the end of the year, and perhaps not then, but expect him to hire a rig and go after it. or take a trip on the train and spend twice the amount due in collecting it. Oh, the way of the f transgressor may he hard, but the f 1 wax; the unfortunate editor has to l l plod is infinitely harder. Who Could Not Edlt a Count: Paper. Fowls that are plump and have plenty of meat on the breast will always sell well rm market. The carcass, however, depends on the breed. To know which should be preferred it may be stated that the breeds that are the most ac- tive and fly the highest have the most meat on the breast. This is easily explained. as the ability to fly implies great muscular powers, and the muscles are main- ly on the breast. The Games, Dorkings and exert the Leghorns. are plump on the breast. and they cannot fly over a high fenca. Brahmas can fly and they have but little breast meat. The Lang- shans and Cochins are apparently of the same stock, but when u fowl of both breeds is dressed for market, the Lungshan will be found much superior, as it has a large proportion of meat on the breast. Winter laying requires warm quarters and plenty of food. The size of the cow and the ampunt of food eaten are 229 m- dication of what she will do at the pail or what the milk wiH churn out. It may be a little early to look after the grain supply for next winter's feeding, but preparations can now be made to insure secur- ing a good supply of “greens” {or the winter feeding. The root CI‘Op, rutabagas, turnips, beets, onions, small potatoes, and cab- b ages, are all especially desirable for winter feeding and :ch really among the essentials if eggs are desired. The coarse grains are cl «in this Winter and hay is geneiall} scarce ifnot dear. In most cases for their nutritive value the marge grains like corn and oats are quite as cheap as hay or straw. They are much better for young stock, which needs to get its nutrition in a form that will not take it all day to digest it. That is the trouble in feeding exclu- sively on straw and other course fodder. The animal can do no morethan sustain life. and after be- ing stunted all winter its digestion is so injured that it never recovers. Keep the \oung stock groxxing and it will be better 101 it during all its after life. This 1sthetn1l<c§ killinqsc‘nson, and while the lsugést turkexs arc usually most salable, it is 11 ell for those who intend to contmuc breeding to save two our more of the old turkeys a secoud and even athird year. Such turkeys will produce stronger and thrifter chicks, less likclx to be tendei and injured bx \xet \xeather. 'lhc “ild turkms alxxafi mate with the old and strong gobblers and in this may they attam greater hardiness than has oui domestic fowl. Live Stock Notes (fall at the ('ollege and make arrange- ments at once. 88§§381E255 3888:" :5 'lhose watering mature 191-.) lat xx ill be churng fur ONLY THREE MONTHS '1 U! l ION. You may study any subject you phase and “o waI give you INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTIONâ€"no classes. Three months from Feb. lst, our NIGHT SCHOOL closes for the season. Since opening: in Sept. last. a large num- ber have availed themselves of the ex- cellent opportunity afl'orded by our evening- classes. fisiwtific gmm My Mi”!mimk Pump and Windmm business will shit be continued in the 01d Stand, on ’l‘npper Street, Millbmok. Inn-fies: circulation or any 'scientmc papa-1n the word. 8 lendldly Illustrated. No nut/elugent man shou d be without. in. Week] 33.00:; e : 81.50 six months. Adm-em. MU. N a: 00.. Busams, 361 Broadway, New York City. With the. long, practical oxperienoe I have had in this business, and with tho aplendid faciliries which I now Imve Ior turning out good work I am mnfid cut that I “ill be ahlu to gum-an~ toe perfect safisfmiion to all Who may hum- we “1t: Weir rders ‘ CAVEA'I'S. TRADE MARKS. DESIGN PATENTS. COPYRIGHTS. etc. For Information and tree Handbook write to MUNN : CO.. 361 BROADWAY, an Yomt. Oldest bureau for securing patents in America. Every patent taken out by us Is brought before the public by u. nouce given free or charge in tho I )mvenlso removed the temporary 1’: mp Shop whivh I opened on (“har- lott knew! a short. time ago-ram! will u: w he found at n y Factory on Dick- sun’s Race. I have also made arrangements to continue the lease and to carry on the manufuctum of Iron and Ynodun Furce and Lift. Pumps, (‘isternm Steel Windmills, '1‘mxks,l":.~.nning Mills, Hand Seeders, (humus, Washing; Machines and every mlmr Zine formerly manu- factured in the. abme premises. I take great plem-ure in :nmouncmg to the people of l‘mcrborough and unr- rm miing rm; ntry that I have bought w: the emim Hunt, l’ntterns, Mzu-hin- wry and Agencies 05 be above well- 1‘ mm 11 Luxury on Dickmm's Race, Peien‘mrs Puma ans" Wisdmiii Fasten", iFm‘mvriy Curried on by Gen. McWillSums; Weave manufacturing Blankom in Iargo quantities made from finv long silky lambs, WOULcKeun and 3;): klcss. We guarantee chose to \veurl‘oryraz'n. will wnnh thi.0ut. turning yellow. Buy direct {mm the manu. {armrera and save c‘xpenh'c'h and commis- sions. Yourxnonoy back 11 not as ruprs- soutad. IIOR.‘ BROS. Every care and attention paid to guests. (‘nnnzxodimus sample rooms. Bus meets all trait-B. JOHN WARDROBE, Dealers in l‘imms, Orgama, Sewing Machmes and all Linus nt’ musical gouds. Repairing umi umving a. spec- inily. 404 Lieurge Street, l’elerborough. Who n you mm. :1 Ref.- i-gemtor for _\our Sim}; ur ”in: Am dsselhng of the uonest ditheriptiun 4m} prices. Amus lekw. mm munurm-turera‘. “(wasn't-ail and examine for \ouraelf. .1. P. Rery Lindsay. 37-3m. .. 5-3le Proprietor. Patomboro Music Cczmpanxy. C. w. Green, of tho Him-reek Pump Works. has purchabad mo Pump, Wind rum and Fan- ning Laitu'iommm'eec. rid“: Edema, Pczorboro, situate on the Dickson Raw. and tin}, thing re- quired in the way 01' wood work can be had {Tc-m hh‘. . Ho um, as usual, nu.- Um blilibsook Pump ‘A‘ orka, his {athar Mi :5 “16.112436! Ea: mm. 4-“ Bennson 13197.33“), Limduay. By the death of Miss Reid, \‘hich occurred at her home 3” Friday ’IIlOl'illnS. l’el)‘ 7th inst. Onwmet: loses one of its ohkSt inhabitants. she was born jun. 10th, 15:0, and was the rlaughtfil‘ offlinitl and Catherine Reid, 01‘ 'l‘ullylurl" County, l’crmanagh, ii'clarid, and the youngest of a family of ten children most of whom lived to a good old age. She came with her mother to New York while quite young. After living there for a number of years she visited Canada and spent a year with friends. She afterwards returned to Ireland spending a year there and a year in London, Eng. About thirty eight years ago she settled per- manently in Omcmec. The deceased was very intelli- gent and well read, and preserved her mtex‘cst in current events to She was an excmplazv member of( hrist Church, and three yreas ago. presented the church with the sweet-toned bell, which calls the vorshippcrs together- Slxc “:st very charitable and hospitable and will be held in tcncicr memory by numbers of relatives and friends. nu ultlklt’vlg vabLllLL- ’l he funeral tool-z place on Mon- (lav, lob Ioth, and was largely attended by relatives and friends from far and near. J. Dcnnis.L'.ndnay, uoxtdoor to Dorzun’u Howl. Lindsay-51.. manut‘acturrs the lat l'rlzu Dominion Pump and has the only thorough Wrought Iron Pump on the mar- kut Farmers, 0! Emily. and citizens or umemee will please can and Somme. AH work :uumutaed. 35 331. Change of Eumirness. Miss Reid L211 :1 very active and 1151-1111 1111:,1111111 six wars ago 11'1c11:1.1c lcil on an icy sidewalk 11111112 going ‘10 chulch, since which 1111“ she has been almost constantly confined to the house. the last. A GOOD CHANCE '1 G. WALTER GREEN. _;; u\ BUY LEIâ€"IE BEST. REPEEMBER Di C KSGi‘"S . ‘ACE BLRPI IKETE. .jii‘IbLL Ci LIUUFJER Business College, Petarboroug OBETUARY. Linduus' \Vooum mm "awn." Only $11.00 per Dozen. send orders to Calcutt’s Brewery, Kept by :11! Leading Hotels. A speciality, warranted to fatten the leanest of people, Recom- mended by the Medical faculty, for all weak peeple who are run down in health. Hop Ale To be had on first mortgage from Private Par-fies, with a prive- Iegc of reducing principle as you wish. Insure in the “canada Life ” this month and get full benefit of one year’s profits from the best and strongest institution in Canada. Corner of Charlotte and George Streets, Paterborough. EFOQREE Monumental Works, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Fruits 82: Veg- etables. Oysters. Fish, Game Poultry in sea.â€" son. CannedGoods,Con- fectionery, 850. PETERBORO. ~â€"-â€"FORâ€"â€" éOUGHS COLDS and Sore Throat. 011 th- eorner or Pal and Wm. street: during Lha winter month, a practical Fur- ricr whomveu entire uatlaxacuon or money refunded when repairing 01 making to order um». orcva description and style. It mvcx mrmay and fur to deal win: a practical cutter. {aw furs bought. _ ”A, 7 F. J. CARLESS, Chemist and Druggist. 142 Hunter Street, on your way to the Post (mice. CARLESS’ Photo Studio MILLBROOK. N In fact, everything is in the best running order. Best work only and reasonable prices only. MADILL’S COUGH SYRUP A great tonic and Appetizer, CALCUTT’S ENGLISH PETERBORO. «Him. Telephone 804:. Dublin Porter Call when in town. :ly Equipped for the year 1896. CHEAP EfiOEEY, Of loved ones suitable Monuments shank! be erected. At our show ronmand yard you can chuose the best Canadian or Impurtud Graniles and Mnrblos. All kinds of Work done and satisfactinn guarnnteed. Monmnents, Tomi» stones, ('nping, Puma and Ceme- tery War}; of any and every kind. Anistirz designs and lettering faithfully executed and ca‘rvml out. (‘all and get pHCPS. Give us gour address and we’d satisfy you. The Best Remedy. Cure Guaranteed. . D. THORNTON, Agent. - KING STREET, - PHOTOGRK PK FOX) ND. New Back Grownfls New Awesswiew New Stwles G. P. MULLETI‘. Linda-e; EXER- 30 Black Goat Coats 12 90 " 17 50 25 do: E-‘oalette Caps, jockey 50 200 doz Imitation Caps, from 19 to 50 2 do: Pers. Lamb Caps 2 90 were 5 oo 100 Yout'n’a Tweed Our-coats ... $ 3 00 mere 8 5 00 200 You: 1.5 Beaxer 25 Wombat Fur Coats, Goo All-wool (. anadian'i’w'ed Suns $3 90 600 fine new English Tweed Suiu 4 90 850 Xancy Yorkshire Tweed Suits 4 75 800 Scotch Tweed Suite. . . . . 6 00 700 Allmool Worsted Suits ...... 7 50 550 Worsted Suits, plain 61 check 5 90 Underwear ...... 85 " Men’s hem v 0 K Un- dermear... 4o “ 5o dozen Pungec Silk Handken Mel's, hem stitched ..... .. 25 do: white embroider- ed silk Handkerchiefs (5012;12’ 5 \xorld homer. 81]â€" won] tm ks, ribbed (0;). lo dcz. Mcx.’ a all-wool Cardigan Jar kets So were 3 1 Men’s American Night {uhes’embroidered fronts.... ....$1 00 Men’s heavy will Cub ton Night Robes Men’s 5'13: and Sam, 4-in~hund' knms, worth 25¢. each. . Men’s Fauzry Ring- wmvd Gloves . . . 2'6 Man’s Linen fiunu ker- clxicx‘s, hem stitched Men’s heavy Undvrwear 19 Men’s heavy All-woo} 180 fine Navaercosts $3 Do were 3 7 50 15023115 Beam-er “ 5 50 350 fine Wormsd “ 4 56 125 fine (‘orkscrew “ 6 $10 150 fine V5001 Melton “ 3 ca 100 All-woo: Beaver “ 9 00 J25 Allâ€"wool Frieze U]stors............ . . . .4 90 200 All-wool 'E‘wccd Ulâ€" sters . .........5 50 350 Ixugmned Frmze Ui- stars, in flour did'er- em. shades . . ..9 50 75 Men’s Cape Oman 5 59 Al u H II N H In 90 8 $0 12 no 13 50 15 00 850 10 oo 15 no 10 on Coveriwg bigger and better values (inn ever m the annals of the (‘lozhinz Trad. of the CC;H)1’.I'_'. Wake up and walk up. More we are opening the Fail Trade in Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. We are ten years on deck and have suen many a Hal». go down on the business borizt :2. We are now or: nnrelevom‘n annual xrip benor man ever prepared to bring: « arguing to yam doors, :0 clothe the poor man with the rirh man’s dress, and ali the same- imv bed rot-k prices as of yore. For ten year» we have made ten years of pro-grew. Our knowledge of the trade has gum!) and our ability to supply your mama. Not only are our stores the known and recagnized headquarters for (Le Clothing Trade Of the Country, but mm of Xhe distmgumhed attractions of the wwn. Far and near our fame has spread until our names as traders in as familiar In the homes of tho County as a red wazgon on the township conceaflon Jinn. itoba, Wheat. Royal, Best Family Flour. Superior, at $1.85 per hundred. Flour, Feed and Seed Store Bakers King, made from all Man- Cash on Delivery, Unless Other- Wise Arranged. 333: 33333 3333 333333 3333 fiéumphanflyf Wheat, Pea 89, Cats, E,uckvcheat Earle ”Rye Erans, Short-s, Chop, and Mals of all kin s, and always fresh and good. Ihave every kind you want infiour and feed, field and garden seeds, also Land Plaster. MY MOTTO : Prompt Delivery of all goods. Small profits and quick returns. Call and: see prices and goods. MEN’S OVERCOATS. Youth’s Overcoats. CAPS AND FURS COAL IS ADVAN CIN G. Gent’_s Fgrniehings. ome to i Emma get FEED MEN’S SUITS EcLaughhn’s Flour, Toronto. , socks ..... 50 “ ‘ S OVSI‘COfltS. !50 cases Ladiee’ croquot Rubbers Tweed ‘50 do: Mackinaw 800 k: ......... $ 3 oomereSS 00} 100 Men’ 3 Fancy Embroidered Slip- Seaxer pars 75c. and $1. the Big Push ' Come to the Big Riddance! Come to the Hustlers! Come and Buy! {1:1 {50 were 319 50 3n$1 comers? 1 so 2'5 were 2 {or 25 lo 5o 40 15 Slip mu..." Men’s ufi‘ Batman! and Congress ...... Men’s Ki Balmnnl-.. Youth’s §ip Balmonl Boy’s Kip Balmorsla.. Man’s fine Cord‘wan Child’s Boots 190... 25c.. 35c., worth double. Men’s Felt Boots, loose Women’s Dongola bat- ton Boots .......... 81 10 were $1 50 Women‘s Amer. Don-r groin button Baots l 75 “ 2 75 Women’s Oxford: and -. » V'UԤI’ VAL: Jon‘iJiVeh-‘brcalted ..... 500 Blue Serge Suits, 2-pte Fang; pleated All-wool ( T‘uéod ' ........... 1 as Finest quality Scotch and English 'lneed ...................... 225 BOOTS AND SHOES VR omen’ n Dommiu 5..., Blue Serge All-Wool 3 piece S Heavy Canadian Tweed. All; 2 piece . . ......... Fancy Scetch Tweed, exzu h All-wool Canadian Tweed West England Tweed, 14 Boy's T“ ocd Case Over- coats. .........$1 75 «on $2 96 B03": Nap Cape Ova-h cont... 2 25 803's All-wool Tweed Overcoat: 2 75 Boy’s Irish Frieze UL store 4 00 Your pick of 500 (Tape Overcoat: ranging in prwc from $4 to $7, {or ' 4 co " 4 50 “ 7 oo 2 90 Overcoats......... 4 175 Yr nth’s Sap Over- (Ynals ........... 3 3C0 You: It’s Ulster: . . . .6 1.7.0 lanth‘s (‘ape Over- mm. .o oo " 8 50 300 Youths W mated (harem 3 difl'or- e: .tshades ........ 5 oo “ 3 50 250 Youth'n Overcoat: from $6 to 58, now sell: ng far... 8 ac BO_Y’ S OVERCOATS patterns... ’enezian and Corkscrew, all wocl, former price $11 .a-.....-....- rxng: « argain: in your doors, to clothe 1d ali the same- law bed rot-k prices as years of prngrr‘efl. Our knowledge of ‘pply your “ants. Not only are our arters fnr (Le Clothing Trade of the COM? ..... YOUTH’S SUITS BOY’S SUITS wool 3 p‘iotftSuiu, :2 90 1!. 2-pteco beuy 9S ”7001 Cauldinn . 14 dim-mi » no..." .c. .0. final 5 hoary twooi 119 10 oo 450 15o There is as much advc white space of a “31.295; ‘he black sp-ce." I‘rina is worth rememk e-in v .pnce so {mi of :1. pa as 1 thus in a great misrako. Ch“. Iron hxs been ucclamution m it: the va Omenee Caunril. caused a nation of Henry Tools. W" our town to go ahead. 1 On Monday month; ‘. eta: registered ~16 degree We do nrtvouc‘: :1 r 1‘. 0 above 3311.232 :9: 91¢ rt alwaysnlikel: he'd of z..l scouted. While ‘-'.(‘ook, Gvr‘. 0 Wu cut driving 0:153:11: his horse became frzgil sway. The cutter was ' max-sums, whiie we a homo escaped wi:hout i‘ Gazettr, WI: Mrs? Kw: Hm . and women $10 to 5 any home work. .\' diing. Steadyempioy Send stamp for work a: cues. HEBnASX 'omh Sixth Street, I’hx Girls I Remember there unomer leap vear um}: 19‘- whilo the sun shmes. :lrst it: 2:3: the: 33-; r Then there comes a 60 you don". :ztow wh An overcoa; or ax: x ‘ Business men in K formed an “Sou-E .2; " dew bests." I: would business men of (‘semce likewise associaticn. Corneil is suffering fru tack of I: zrippe. FOU2"D.â€"In 'r Owner can have M? and ayin: chunks. by VVIL IAMSON. I? L! 7‘4 OMENr ;E.-_ - P. S.â€"-I have mag ments with a Toronto r. am' watca rcoairing v3: This 'f‘u'elfth Anniwr moo Brunch of :Eve Sair be inch! in the Buran‘k Sunday nnd Mondxy, ‘ March 161 and 2nd. Toronto, C. O. I’., «Eli louing Meetings: Sntu Weicone; Sunday, Sharpcuiug; 11 a. m,, n. Enrcllmeut of Beer : 0 {gr mule. Silvor v 0‘ mafia: a. Grand bi so wflbo held. S h rm, f: a. i’eterboro, mg ml: 1, Mark Slutty ‘ 1d bund. 230mm 5: mic will b0, from 5.30 .o 7.80. Ju Admzuév J to Bunqu :3 aniEw 10c. (lzi‘; mt: rue; Jubilee. "Nu Fab T...â€" “by Ann. filU Ukuâ€" .5! «.‘JA COAL . W» ..I.. Use LIL'LLIGA \‘TS TION POW DER an horses read} {0: muzkc: Oil Cake Very HORSES V‘Jz’fi‘; TERMS-10 per cent. of 12.0 money to be paid down en ti ado. For balanr‘e terms “33:1 known 1.: the sate. For further partiedus azu ’ JONES MACKESZII c1 1" Solicézore. 1c.c2.‘.u»‘ Or to GEO, A. .83 LY“; El, 10â€"6t “menu“. The following imprcwmem to be on the premises lastiy ( About 44 acres cleared, nan-i: thereon a. house and barn. PARCEL XX. 1‘5. \‘orti , W 2310 um er « ' cho 8rd concession of me "1-1 Emily, contain up fiftv army less, the and one A «i ac: heretofore no) -'. PARCEL 2. Lots 3 and 4, in the nu. com 1110 Townshig of Ops, conta not” more or was, sue and e new on the South East one lot 4, having a {mutate on the lino of 8 rods reserved as a bur Ind save and except 10 acres But come: 01'san 10: 3, Law. on. Henry Jones. at 12 o’clock “noon, by virtue of ado cqntamed in a certain vhich mil b0 produced at UM followxng properties : Satmay, Harsh ms 21 OMEMEE. TH'CRb'DAY. F There will be offered for 33‘ burn'fl Soul, in the Town of Omen-n of valuable farm propeft Townships of Ops and i are sorry m AUCTION SA Call and get pr the County of Vic! dmg Odicer‘ Flt am' Sighz. nan afiu “huh city. a up! 091.0 m...