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i'â€""‘_â€"‘-’='= DI“ COTTONS ..,E j; Cottons to-day it finished article .15 PRICES is limit February. - asasasesasasnsasmnsasasat 35" ualnies for 98¢. “ 81.00 DWNS. inalities lor 98c. .‘ we ‘l l l l l l pagan to. 132% l l l l 29c. e “Northway” iy us in Peter- :ht by us each go out to our tion. .' 887 Street, ELL CAUSE. one in the morning remove the trouble, the world‘n gm in treatment. It b. rated cure totem biliousneu. or ms. uh. I! you wont to 1- its merit, write Wu.- -Fru Cot, Sing-r. .Ont..!or hoe an.- Sold by dragging. tuner-box. 324:: o INERN g g M usir al nildings, the com- me, see samples mg. It is Wind, st class shingles. 00f Boards on l RY, l. *ook. nd light- g an e and g \V'e have a superb collection ol pzccious stones and gems. set iiients for ear, neck, hair, arm. belt, shirt Waist, chattel a i nc, watches, Chains, etc , We have in rich and beautiful combinations, that will lll'dkca royal gift that the bride will appseciate, The Popular JeTelry Store, W.l.McElHll’3. 77 Kent-St LINDSAY A. _. _.....-. .__.__.-D. a..â€"_â€".._._â€" Cmemee and Vicinity. 2.688 I. Lincoxxc Dr. J. P; Keith has l):L‘l‘| appointed ‘ '--Ilic;il Advisor and Inspector for the "ii :th. , -... ”n-.. REXA ”Sifli‘i‘DYES 't‘hcst: Dyes will dye Wool, Cot- ; . . ...----...........â€"....____ l l i l ' ton, Silk, Jute or Misc-d Goods in I l i one bath-they are the latest and ‘ Jimost improved Ilye in the world. 1Try a package. All color at R. J. B-lulligan’s, Sole Agentâ€" iy. ( lmemeewill have a handsome $6000 school house erected to take the place J if the one recently destroyed by fire. 1 WANTED --FAI'l‘llFUI.l’ERSON l to call on retail trade and agents for manufacturing house having well estab- lirl‘lt‘d business; local territory; straight salary $20 paid weekly and expense money advanced- previous experience unnecessaiy; position permanent: busi- ness successful Enclosed self address- ed eiivelope. Superintendent Travel- ers, (:05 Mouon Bldg, Chicago. \ l Another fashionable wedding is rc- ported for February. Dental Notice: CHANGE OF \‘ISI'I‘. Dr. \Vightuian, Dentist, of I’etei‘l~oro,\vill visit OMEMIZIL on the LAST ‘l‘tlURSDAY of, EVERY mouth. Other: in lvory's Block. All cla55rs of Dental oncrzitiOus carefully perfontied. Next visit, Thurs d a y, Feb. 25th. Our fire engine is under repairs :=t the foundry. Major Evans will do the job right. See adv. in another column re Auc- tion Sale of Valuable Real Estate. No fatal results fron. La (irippe but , may are ill. Do not forget that we have in stock ‘ -â€"ready for youâ€"anything you may want in hot blast. air-tight coal or wood heating stoves for your parlor, hall or dining room, at priCes which are com- petition brmikers. This is no idle boast. We have the goods to brick up what we say. W. l). Stiuson. A surplice choir is being organized for Christ Church. We have not udvnnced the price of our tobnccoa, umber smoking tuliach, Bobs, Currency nud Fair Play chewing tobnccou an the “me one and price to I the consumer as formerly. We have l “no oxtended the time for the redenip | “on of Sncwchoo tags to January let l in 'riii-z £31?qu TOBACCO ('0 . I United. Miss Sara Adams and Miss Ella Mc- Crca are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Eaton, Toronto. _. H -_.. _.._...-._a Sunday School Anniversary. With :iriiStic beauty in the newest Will be. paid by and liaiulsoniest deSigns. Orria- Worlds Dispensary Medical Asaocxation. Buffalo N Y if they cannot show the original siirnaiiw of the individual volunteering tffe t "r." menial below, and also of the writcriisnf‘ every testimonial among the thousands which they are constantly publishin thus proving their genuincuess. g, ohgzitzngs: my’lfi'pldfifggl firgzmszcgi? Esq..ot 13 Eastern Ave. Toronto, Ontario tried. a great number of remedies without 3 "I test. I finally lost faith in them all. I “in“; {or gone that I could not fora lo - nnv solid food in my stomach; feli‘intelfzixriciigi; and depressed. Some four iuontl . . ~ ‘ recommended your ‘ Golden Kltdlgl‘firl‘sig;;:;% Atternwcek‘s r m i ‘ -. benefit that I riohziiiitiecxdt flilcmxiigfli‘c‘iicig solitaire); taken three bottles and am convincéd it lid: in my case accompixslied a permamm cure. I can conscrcntiously rccomniciid it to the thou. sand. of dyspepticzi throughout the land." A man can succccd and be strong if he heeds Nature‘s warnings When there is indigestion, loss of appetite ringing in the ears, dizziness, spots b5. fore the eyes or palpitation of the heart ° my or all of these symptoms point :5 weakness and loss of nutrition. Dr Piercc’s Golden Medical Discovery is 111,; medicine to turn to. “Golden Medical Discovcrv” contains no alcohol and is entirely- frec iron; opium. cocaine and all other narcotics. It is strictly a temperance medicine. Accept no substitute for “Golden Med- ical Discovery.” There is nothing “just its good ” for diseases of the stomach. The “ Common Sense Medical Adviser," tooS pages, in paper covers, is sent fire on receipt of 3r one-cent stamps, to’pav expense of custom: and mailing (in/‘12 Address Dr. R. V'. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Mr. (1. H. English has~ his new plan- ing mill now in action and is dcii g a l rierl, rushingr business. 233’ I CAN QUICKLY S Ii Ll. for Cash, wltlzout local publicitv, yet r Business, Real Estate or Partnership, no matter “litre located. Send me full particulars, prices, (3. Address, CHAS E. POWELL. to W. Moliowk SL, litifllilo, N. Y.â€"â€"â€"im. Once, after a matinee, Joseph Jeffeia son was persuaded to take be'iin l the see-ties several pretty girls who llilll inst watched his portrayal of Rip Van Win- kle from a box. “Ob, .\lr thl‘ersnn 3" , exclaimed the prettirst (.f ll e girls, ‘ while he was showing them around: “we enjoyed your perforiiiancu so mu 1: I but, do you know, we could hardly | l I and McCrea be a committee to make B"! erald and Weekly Star {30 fanhalylst, Omemee, Feb. 1, 1904. Council met pursuant to adjourn- ment. All the members present. The Reeve in the chair. Ctll‘t‘)‘â€"â€"I‘ilsOlllâ€"s'lihal Couns. Evans inquiries rttrartling the cost of grano- lith?c sidewalks and report at best meet- ing of the Council.-â€"Curritd. Evans-McCr'e-aâ€"Tliat the {cove and Conn. Elsom be a committee to procure cedar for sidewalks and em power the same to make a purchase of the same and report at next meeting of the Council.â€"â€"Carried. Evansâ€"-Elsomm'l‘liat the Hospital for Sick Children, 'l‘oronto, receive the sum of $5 and that the Reevcissue his ’ cliecque for the same.â€" Carried. McCrea»Careyâ€"Jl‘hat the Con- stable be instructed to have the neces- sary repairs made to the fire engine at onceâ€"Carried McCrea ~â€" lilsonir'l‘liat By Law, No 342, for the purpose of appointing an Officer for the current year, be now read a first time â€" Carried. EvansmCarey-â€"-'l‘liat the Clch or- z der Six copies of the Municipal World for the year 1904.â€"- Carried. . Careyâ€"Elsouiâ€"That lly-lmv, No 342, for the purpose of apponiting an Officer for the coming year, be now read a second time in committee oftlie whole and blanks filed in _, Carried. Careyâ€"McCrea-â€"'l‘liat By-lmv No 342, be now read a third tune, signed . stale-d and cngrosscd.~(‘.arried. McCrea -- lilsomnâ€"That .-\lfredClem- mett be appointed Constable for the ensuing year, at a salary of $50, and . that '1 Bylaw be introduced at the next lllccllilg definingliis dutiesâ€"Car- (i.ll‘C)’â€"- MI Crcri That the following,r accounts having been found C(HT' ct, be paid, and that the Reeve issue his cheque on the Treasurer for several amounts :â€" W J. Lamb, using snow plow. $3 52 l l- ,l lilickwcll, cord of wood. . 4 00 l l Alf. Clcmmctt, kteping tramp. 75 Mrs. J. Henderson, rent of room to Feb. 13th ....... 2 50 ~Carrii-(l. Council adjourned to meet on Mon day, March 7, at 7.30 p. m. J. 'l‘. BE.-\'l"l‘\", Reeve. (i. A. BALFOUR, Clerk. BORN lit'ill a word you said." The comedian In the TH‘A'mlilIl Of l‘mll}: (‘ll Satur- I smiled good-humore d l y. "Well, I should say that was strange," replied lie, l “for I distinctly heard every word you youngr ladies uttered I" ' Feed your hair; nourish it; " ' give it something to live on. ' . Then it will stop falling, and 1'. j will grow long and heavy. Ayer’s Hair Vigor is the only flair Vigor 5 hair food you can buy. For 60 years it has been doing just what we claim it will do. It will not disappoint you. “fly hair used to he very short. But after gr using Aycr'n llalr Vigor: more time it heir-an W, and now it in fourteen inches long. warm a splendid result to me after being nlmoot wlthout any hnlr." , Mn. J. ll. Pruitt, Colorado Springs. Lolo. L 1100 3 bottle. J. c. .u'zn co.. . ‘All dmgzlst‘. Lowell. Mass. - Some people who don't know any better think that any ignoramus can be a farmer 2 Mr. John ll. Carnegie, M. l’. P.) for East Victoria, recently walked onl suowshOes all the way from Cobot‘onK l , to Lorne-ville, a distance of 30 miles,' so that he might not be late for the opening of the Legislature. The mary fi'ic nds of Rev. E. A. J Lanll'feldt. ll. I) , Wlll be pleased to learn of the safe arrival of him- sclfzind f mily at Hamburg. lhey 3°“ 1° 3- Locke, ° f 01303103, l, were all well, but a rough passage Punches Excellent Sermons. Yesterday was Sunday Sthool Anni- versary Day at George street church, and serviCes appropriate to the occas- ion were held. The preacher for the day was Rev. J. H. Locke, ofOniemee, a former pastor of George street church, and his Sermon, after :in absence of i r years, were very much appreciated by the large congregations, which, in spite of the unpleasant weather, almost filled the church. A: the morning service the members of the school who attended in a body, occupied the centre of the church, and the Sunday School Orchestra assxsted in the musical service Rev. Mr Locke preached a helpful sermon from the text, “While He Was Yet Young He Served the Lord,” in' the sermon on which he drew some useful lessons from the life of Josiah, and gave a number of reasons why the children should “serve the Lord while they are yet young.” The music at this service, which was led by the church choir, was appropriateto the day. Rev Mr. Locke also owipicd the pulpit in the cvenm when he pmched another sermon which was ntt‘tch enjoyed by his hearers. was encountcred over the Atlan- tic. The acting: Rector of St. Luke’s Church. Ashburnlinni. reâ€" i‘t‘wed a cublcgram to the above effect. The musical senior: in the evening i hear, is not much improved- was an especially enjoyable feature, the anthem being “The King of Love, My Shepherd, Is," Mr. (i. W Mulligan taking the baritone solo, while for the offertory, “No Not Despairingly,” was well rendered. 'l'lie anniversary ser- . vices will be continued tomorrow night in of Slmday. M r. \l’. Moore. I ' that was considered timeless. i (lay, li'tb 6, mm}, to Mr. and Mrs. llii'am Ii. Cornell, a son. J _ .__ .. y+‘ . . -.._ HOW IT SPREADS. The first raclcaze of Ilemdloid (the infallible l‘ilec-nr») that was put. out went to ssniiill 10“" In the State of Nebraska. It made the cure of a case of Piles Lilâ€"Tears, 1:904. TIEâ€"IE PEOPLES’ UTTTTT Clllill Proceedings. N6 FRUIT has a lull supply New Raisin Peels, Oranges, l.€lllOllS, Cranberries, Malaga Grapes, 81c. Candies Confectionery ; We have them Call and see our Display of ' 68 included. ’I M IT Wll . CANDIES 1 _ GROCERY JWe offer the followiggiblgges at lowest living of v Tr, ’ ' . . . . , . C ‘- )llmlll 1" Men s, Boys and Youths Suits and Overcoats, Shuts and Ijrawers. 'ltp Shirts and Cardigan Jackets. 3, Currants, ‘ Ladies" Skirts, BIoUSes, Vests, Slumber Robes, L'nder:l-.iiis, H()>lt'l‘}', 8:0. l’ine Irish Table Linens, Towels, Table Nail inns, and Ilaiidkertldcfs Extra Values in Fancy Silks, Boots Shoes, Rubber Socks «S: Overshocs HERDYVARE. Sporting Goods, Guns, Ammunition of all Kinds, Axes. Crcss Cut Saws, Cow Chains, Lanterns, Skates, Horse Covers, Brushes 8: Curry Combs {tigers 12 dwt Knives, Forks, Spoons t'v Carving Sets, Pocket knives and Razors, and Everything Usually Kept in a First-Class Hardware Crockery and Fine China Ware III NEWYEARS PRESENT$. In LAMP GOODS we have a full line. SPECIAL VALUE in Fancy f‘HfiNGING LAMPS. i > Fresh Groceries = If you owe us a balance from last year or for a note, past due, call and settle. m. Curry 65 Co. OMEMEE ARRIVING DAILY. A Full Line of Pure (lold, Chocolates, Jelly Powders, Prepared Icings. ' Millt‘c Meat, Canned Fruits, and Vegetables. Puslfifilcelllotl WRITTITTIT‘. .-- - .___. ___... _. .c .___.______......- --_.._._..-_._...-__. ..._~-__~__....._.__..___.._..__â€"-â€"_._.â€" “Some people tilk ziliout'puttingl life into a horse with a whip. Howl absurd!” says a contemporary. “All that a whip can possibly do is to bring ' out the life that is in him already ' It takes out energy, but adds none.” Spring will soon be lurk. Are all the implements in order P Is the bar- lntss in good condition? Are all the iieccssmy gates, eta, made ready for use when the snow goes P~Farmer’s Advocate Hens Will not lay during cold weath- cr unless given the warmth tlicyiequire, plenty of water or milk to drink, and proper food. I’roper food for llt‘lls , .7 approaches, as nearly as possible, the l -. sort they are able to get in summer time. WANTED A man to repreSciit “CANADA’S (liiica'i'izs'i‘ Nuusi-zuiis” in the town of ORIEMEE and surrounding country, and take ord- ers for OUR HARDY SPECIALTIES in Fruit Trees, Small Fruits I “7H3“? BECAUSE we are keeping up with the growth of Peterboro’, the “Elec- tric City,” which is fast becoming a leading manufacturing centre of Canada. OVER 90% of those graduating are placed in good positions in Peter- boro’. Attend a school where you have such prospects. Novv is £119 Time To Enter? Add ress WM. PRINGLE, Principal fyou cannot attend our school, write for particulars regarding our corres- pondence course. We SELL Ulllll, Plans, Tc. lest Tales. Tl __ l . FRESH GROCERIES The gammasm l , . Ornamentals, Shrubs, Ros- 'l be news spread and although this v, 3 dl’ was only two yeiiru ago the deniiiiitll 88’ mes’ ee otatoes, c l pruinptol Dr J S Leonhardt, of, Lin- I Stock true to name and free from San coin. NHL. ”Iv difif'wewr. t0 PN‘P‘MB it i lose Scale. A permanent position for . ' 10" ”m ”“1 “99’ Pm“. H ‘5 ueing sent | the right man on either salary or com . to all paris of the world. I It will cum any case of Piles. There is a month’s trea'iuent in each box Sold for SI 0”. \\ itli ubsulute unnumb‘ tee. It is for Rule b_v druggists Stone 8; Wellington remain NURSERIES Over 800 Acres. TORONTO - - ONTARIO. *fi.â€":'=“=‘."'",-_- _.__ .....2_.__ .._-___..__..__- ___.-._._ _._..« .___._â€"â€"â€"â€" ___â€"__â€"- TTTTITTIII. TTTTTTEIIT mission. ‘ JOF THE MU ICIPALITY OF EMILY FOR, THE YEAR 1903. The Basket social held at the home . j of Mr. Latchford proved to be a grand When the annual entertainment of the 3 success. notwithstanding the rough school will be held in the school room 1 night and bad condition of the roads, of the church. Reports of the year’s a. large crowd found their “ay- to the 'W“ “'1“ also be presented-Emmi. social. Procecdsanicuntcd'to about . l RECEIPTS. l ,' Jan. l-â€"â€" Balance on hand from last audit ...................... $ 214 62 ‘ c’wâ€"To Cash from Mrs. Sarah A. (Brandy ............ _ ...... 200 CO May 30 -« “ Wm. Adams, road work ................ 75 [June l-â€"â€"- \{‘ Mrs. laura (,‘laikc, on note .............. 400 00 ' 6â€"~ “ Village Council, use of road grader ...... 50 00 July 6â€"â€" “ Mrs. Mary A. li'lt'Quade, on note ......... 1800 00 i Aug... 3-.- “ Johnâ€"McCarrull, 6 days road work ........ 4 50 ‘ “ H‘y Mathews. 2 “ ........ i 50 l\‘ov. l0 “ J. J. Preston, Manvers’ share for widening ‘ llrown’sllill ...................... 4 25 28--â€" “ (leo. Franks, refund per W. Lowes ..... . 50 ‘ Dec. i5â€"â€" “ Chas. Cornell, Collector of Taxes ......... l 1901 45 l W J. Finley, refund .................... to 00 l Township of Ops. work done on boundi'y. 32 87 7 Aug.r5-â€" “ Government grant to schools ............. ‘ 240 00 i , $14460 4t ' ABSTRACT STATEMENT. l'l‘otal Receipts ............................................ 14460 44 Total Expenditures ..................................... 13554 41 J. McBride, CO S 15 the Place to Buy Next llcor East of Mirror OffiCe, Ier Paris Charcoal- directly opposite Town Hall, MILLBROCK. ONT. â€"â€".â€".â€"_â€". . ,,. ’. __._h_._.... .-_,__..__-.____/ liIIIIn Sill Ill Valuable Rial ETITIT. Pursuant to the provisions of the Will of Ellenbr Maria McEl- wzii'n. late of the City of Wilkins- bui'g, in the State of Pennsylvania (fonnei'ly Oi the Township of Emily in the County of Victoria), widow of Matthew MclilWain, Yeoman, (locetiSL-tl, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction '1 at the “'Commercral House, hum. ClieeSc Butter " Biands. arriving daily. 5 . TEAS COFFEES A SI’IZCIAL'I'Y. Rathb an El a Y¢ [R kwafiaâ€"a Lumber, Latli Shingles, Cement, Plas- Also Headquarters for \‘i'indsor Salt, “ Dairy Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings Always on hand. Perfectly Dried and Seasoned. Best qualities Hard and Soft Coal. Cordwood and Millwood. ............... Call and get our prices and examine goods. TELEl‘ilONESâ€"Agent‘S Office, 77 L’ ; Town Office, 77; Mill Office 78 G. H. M. BAKER Agent Lindsay T. BRADY, Lindsay's Leading , Grocer,1\'eiil St , lltlt‘ (Illl"(|l tie largest: and best sucks in the (“minty toolinose Everything fresh and good. A Omemee, on Saturday, the 27lllJo'ullsoliciled. day of February, 1904, at lo'clock in the afternoon, the following valuable farm composed of the North East Quarter of Lot num- ber It, in the 3rd Concession of All the MIRROR Office; the said Township of Emily, con- taining fifty acres more or less. This property is situated in one of the best farming distiictsm the Province, and is distant from the Village omecmee. two miles and from the Town of l’etctboro, thir- tccn miles. The land is all cleared. There are erected on the preniist-s a frame groutcd dwelling, one and a half stories high, 21 x 27 with We Print Sale Bills Right---and Cheap. and lllllllll‘ttl. 4; P E R C E NT. 'l‘lie lllltlerfllfllm'l is prepared to loan WM. CO LY I Has money on urea-mails farm property in Cut in Cigars Trilbys - 6 for 25 cents Winks 7 for 25 “ Alabamas - 6 for 25 “ Scotch Reel 7 for 25 ‘ Up-to-date - 7 for 25 “ Specxal 3 for 10 ‘ Vencedora 6 for 25 “ Etliiille ill Ill Mimi and BankruptStock olPlpes Tel Ila lillli If UTTTTT 25c. Pipes - for 15 cent: 35 and 40c.Pipes for 25 “ 15c Pipes for 10 “ toc Pipes for 5 “ com cobs 2 for 5 “ Tobaccos always fresh at stone foundation, and frame ad- large amounts at 4t} per cent. Small Ton-01481 P3010". ceitify that the foregoing is a true and I: Expenditures, Assets and Liabilities of the Municipality of Emily, year :903, from Jan. ist to Dec. gist inclusive. Wi/Zéano 9f. federated fl jaw/{IL j. )flayee’. w'wfiUDITORS. """"" orrect statement of the Receipts and it! the ' . ‘ V . . u y; ‘ < i, . .. ‘ ., ~ . oan‘fi-iloj. Mitchell was to Louis?) l 'lotal ASscts ........................................ 9C6 0‘, (llilOll thereto 1.; x27,:t frame and “mums at slightly “creased rates of “use sanitizer. annulus. my. _--~.~_â€" lsiatt-mcnt of Collector’s Roll for [903 ......................... 119m; 89 10;! bar” 271} 63, a Sallie 15‘1“? Ibnierest. Clernis of re vai'nwm to suit _________,.___ Cr. 1) exam itions .......................................... . 8 44 I X 27, 3- ‘Ulllc Slit ’ e 3'“ 519‘ 0'70“?“ â€"â€"â€"...____._...._.__._____._ LEBANON. By Ciisli forI balance ........................................ 11901 45 J19 X 52. and a frame Sth 12 x42- I. E. W ELDON - __ __ . . .. . . . . 1 F rmers sa ' o d (I) it is $"”"â€"â€"-8" Ili.Rl\lS.â€"Iml per cent: 0f 1h; Barrister, Solicitor, (hm, Lindsay, 0m; D1. J. P. Keith. i1 . YSIIOK‘ IS 5 . C ' .‘ 11909 9 plil‘C lase nioney l‘nllSt e Pal «I . . l [J PI{\ISICIAN AND SUI<GBON. nearly impossible to work in the woods. I EXPENDITURES down at the time of sale and the {\l‘ Kipâ€"egg: Egs’gflpgfigޣ43323;fie ‘ 7 . I Mr. and Mrs. Ed.1\lor:_:;1nwerc vis- a C l _. 1 l' ,, ' . x 0 balance thereof in 30 days there- to My good mm property Mammain. . Graduate of Toronto Lnivcr- l itors t0 Peterbol'o salurdily- i dil alles “PK :1 .(iwtlllCCS ...................................... 79 5 ailel‘ \Viiilollt Illicrest. \‘lilH be _27.Ly Sit}, medlcal College, 3150 men‘- , .. l Debentures ............... . .................................. 365 39 so‘d sub‘ect to a Lease terminat- , ber of Colle e of Pb ‘Cicians and Ml“ Evans and MT- l’VPlO‘Vi 0f lor- ' Miscellanous ............ ' ........ . ........................... 28 oO . ‘ ll 2 08 l d i if Pub 21 ' D F A W" lters g s: - onto, Wcl’c guests at the home of Mrs. Printing and Stationery .................................. '. . . . 100 40 mg 0“ l “I - t l a) 0 b L “1. Pg 1?. - - 6'“ i Surgeons, of Ontario. D- Balfour, last \veck. ' Loans and Interest .......................................... 2057 00 1905‘ the purchaser to f3 entit‘c DENTlS'I‘, LINDSAY. Office ; O posite E, amieson's - - 1i. . . Board of Health .............. i62 60 to the rent inthe meantime. 'l he _ . p “ , b M" A' Lang “’35 a Visitor to cut Rohds md Bridges """"""""""""""" ”72 39 Vendor sli'ill not be bound to pro- Honor Graduate of Toronto Univers- Blacksmith Shop, lung St, “‘est, . .1 _ , , . ........................................... ‘. ‘ ' M ' . ‘ . . 0;: Sammy lf l .g qt iGiivc-rnmcnt Grant to Schools ...... . ........................... 240 0° duce any title deeds otlieil' than “3' 3;“! “03‘” “Here 0‘ “em“ 5‘" ‘ q” ‘55 almonl’ B” 0‘"? “"0- L ‘ Amount levied on Sections .................................... 4694 48 those in his possession. '1' ie pur- 29°“ - _ ' : tclldlllg the 1;,Cttfl'll0r0‘ I;Il$lll’csf EiUllefilL‘: J Charity .................................................... 352 65 chaser lnust {make a” his Obj-CC. All the latest and ls!‘;:::;:?'e‘{:;;:;‘l:3;e: THE CANADIAN EMPIRE spent Siiturufay and Sunday u.i tr I County Rates ............................. . ................ 2590 00 tions to, and requisitions on, mp, ii. dentistry1 su‘cze so 1"1‘ ; P r mt". reiita roo. . .. . .. . _ .- _ ~ "fies Jumem . . . , a , . palibss Annie Balfour’s many flit-"S: Total ........................ $i3554 4I iiiewtlhtilggf “sl'ilizm aiiil (iii’ sclei'iiciili Gram-"'8 Dr": S‘°'°' ”mar Rem “"d H _. .. blcto _ ..... . ................. .. ' .. . g , 2,1,1; Sidiieaéed to know m h :1 LI ABll rugs shall be deemed to have accepted mum" “we“ '°“ - . . ' ’ ' ‘ ' l liiionallv â€"â€"-â€"-===z-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€"-â€" . . . IUiipaid Debentures S. S. I\o. 12 ....................... . ...... 356 46 the ill e uncom , . ‘ l MISS Lame Feast. we are Sorry ‘0 .. .. . on Coh'uii' = ' THFRE WILL BE A l’h- - -- SBlld’e ......... ........... l 2 99 a \ 1 . b 7 s SERV E BID. Drs.l.:)leoeat.ncil4s¢i51rv1ne, DIISS Lizzie Sllcll, Of Lilltlsayn 15 ll . _ $2082 45 1:01' further particulars and COIl' en l5 5’ “1(Jsa) . tguest atthc home of Mm liltCil‘ord' I Balance of Liabilities in excess of Assets . ....... $1176 42 l ditions ofsale apply to the under- , â€"‘â€" _ . . , brotlicr , . ‘ . si ned. Dr. Irvme, 0f the aboye firm, a g l M" S- Moore ‘5 "mung his We, the uiidchIgned Auditors of the Municipality of Emily, hereby g RICHARD J. (BRANDY. EXecutor of Will, Omemec, I’. O. | "MOORE JACKSON, ° I first~class Honor Graduate of the l University ofToronto, Member of . the Royal College of Dental Sur- geons, visits Omemee rst 'l‘ues- Lindsay. . day of every month. Everything Da‘cd this 26th day of January. up to-date in Dentistry. Gas ad- ‘ : ,' n r - z 1904. mans-tend tor teeth estractcn. l Vendor’s Solicitors, . AAAA‘AAAAAAAAAAA