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It Gowns I ...... 1.19 ........ $1 fur slimd Jar and p25 shell, l . 49.50 5'. inches 51:. sable rc 1-1. cloth ier collar; fle 65.40 ‘. . .57.60 2m sable red at 11 Lees at” n' further '. O’Neill, boo... - By Elias sale of 49 sale 75c ..2.15 I neatly in 2’, rat etc. , complete marmot US .6 43¢; stateo! of soft, . . . . 7.20 to to to to office. 016 I Wood Sold and Guaranteed by M. J. CARTER. 40 Kent St. If you are losing businezl l ““111 "Display Advt." in than 01‘1“: will help you find 1*- Wood and Iron with Brass, Gyllnder, For any Depth of Well. Having secured a. first-class experienced ‘Pump Maker, .We are prepared to supply first-class pumps promptly. SY LVESTER M’FG CO Don‘t mate your tlme and mone on cheap, dangerous. experimental Menc- DOn‘t.’ increase at your own cost your sfiMfin :5 by bemg e rimmed on With remedie- which they claim tom's just discovered. But. come 1:) us «confidence We will true )0“ consclcnplously honestly sud skillfully and reason you to halt): In the show poe- ”be films! with the least. mcl cine, dlscn'mfore and expense lo. Each one I! m‘f‘y‘rthovxmpwmmdléém. OurNevMethodleo humodthueutol Dns. mamafiusnY 8': Euaranm to can all curable can: of 8mm 'MO, lama: Du , Blood Poisons, VIM Ink-mu, lldnoy, I or and Ilrlnr llluam, and all Ills-u» Peculiar h on and loan. Pumps ! Pumps ! Pumps ! Nervous, Diseased Men DRSK.K.ESTABLISHED20YEARS A NERVOUS WRECK “liven-nan x Repairs will receive careful attention. Cor. Michigan Ava. and Md St. Detroit Mich. A ectRermd rot-mus ' fiofi‘f‘fsom smémmmfi"; wmponvulsnnsfmxshâ€" ms andLoss or SLEEP. Ws‘l‘figesfioana-fid- mssandnwmntains neither opuumMorphine nor mm. Nor NARC one. mantgggeparafionfcg- gngmsmmd - EXACT COWUF m. In: Sicily Signature 1' W ’ “Progress Brand ” “‘ Clothing always get good clothesâ€" guaranteed . by the “Progress Brand” label. If a man be satisfied to accept the first thing a dealer shows him, he can’t expect to have other than ordinary clothes. Men, who take the trouble to insist on having. Nothing Without Effort Consultation IMAY â€"Tharo are 3.000 people. 1m Bellow a Pitt-bur: suburb. 111 u 3 result 0! E drinking unaltered rlvor Intox- {or three an. ”Phi“ bridaatwum BASTBRIA The Kind You Have AlWays Bought "3mm. “mm. V" For Over Thirty Years ROBUST MANHOOD â€" cock, 2nd, hen, lat, cockerel, 3nd, pullet, 3rd; J. G. Waite of Wicklow. Dorklna.’ silver gray â€" hen, lat and 2nd, pallet, 131:; plymouth rock, barr- ed -â€" cock. lot and 3rd; cockerel, let and 3rd, hen, let, pallet, let; ply- mouth rocks, white â€" cock. 3nd, hen 2nd, coekerel, 3rd, pallet. 3nd: Rhoda Inlend redo - cock. 8rd; mm. but! cochln â€" hen. 8rd: butane, white, cochln - cock, 8rd. hen. 83d ducks, unen, 1908â€"31310. Ind. te- mele. 2nd; gene. ,fl'ouloue â€" mle, 3nd, Iemde. 8rd: m. buck ‘- pullot, End; W. D. Chard, Wicklow. Wyudottu. white - pull“. 8rd; ominzton. but! - eockord lit; 19.- 3rd, pullet 3rd; orpington, white â€" hen, 7st and 2nd; leghorns, s. c. white â€" hen, 3rd, cockerel, 2nd; pul- let,13t and 2nd; leghorns, a. c. brown â€" cock, 3rd; andelueim, blue ou'cas, blackâ€"hen, 2nd; cockerel, lat. pullet, 3rd; G. McGregor, Bobcaygcon Leghorns, buff â€" cockerel, 2nd. pul- let, lst; Sidney Higgs, Lindsay. Wyandottes. black â€" cock, lat, orpington, buff â€" cock, 2nd; hen, 131: . orpington, black â€" hen, 3rd, cockcrcl lat, 3rd; mlnorcas, black - cochrel. 3rd; polands, goldenâ€"cock. lat; hen, 1st. Ernos Metherall, Little Britain. ’Orpington, black â€" cock, 3rd; min- Polands, silver - hen, lat; cockerol. 2nd; pallet, lat; Rhode Island reds-â€" Aylesbnry â€" male, lat, female, lat. ducks, Ayleabury,1908â€"mlc, llt: temale,13t;geese,Tonlonaeâ€"male. lat. female,13tandznd; geese, Emb- denâ€" male, 2nd; female. Madam lat wyandottes, bun. cock, lat, hen, 2nd. cockerel. lat; pallet 2nd; java. Shana. black, hen. lat and 2nd; cock- erel. 3rd; pallet, lot and 3rd; wyan- dotte, silver laced. cockerel. 131:; pul- letf 3rd; wyandottes. golden laced, Leghorns. brown â€" Hen. 3rd. cockâ€" erel, 181:; pallet, 2nd; J. H. Clogs, Midland. Plymouth rock, but! â€" Cock, 2nd, Rhode Island Reds â€" Pallet, 2nd and 3rd, collection of pigeons, 2nd; brown eggs, rat; T. J. Allen, Lind- and 2nd; cockerel, lat, 2nd and 3rd; pallet. lat and 2nd. C. M. Deverell 0! Whitby. Leghorns. white â€" Cookerel, lat; white eggs, lst; W. H. Copp o! Lind- 3rd; hen 2nd; wyandotte. golden lac- ed, cock, 2nd; hen, 181: and 3rd; pul- ‘let. 3rd; wyandotte, white, cock, 3rd, hen, 4th, cockerel. 4th; wyandotte, black, hen. 2nd, pallet, lst and 2nd; wyandotte, partridge, hen, let, cock- erel. 2nd; javns, black, pullet, lat; ducks, Ronen. female, 2nd, female 2nd; geese. Toulon, hen, 3rd; one pair of guinea fowl, 3rd; J, R. Hope,_ of Villiers. l f3rd. Adam Stockade, Cameron. V Orpington, whiteâ€"Hen, 3rd; cock- erel. 2nd; pallet, 2nd and 3rd. L. B. Forsythe, of Stoumrnle. Brahmas, dark â€" Cockerel, 2nd; pullet, 3rd; dorkins, silver gray, hen â€"3rd; wyandotte, silver laced cook, ronto and other big cities claimed that the Lindsay exhibition was Lahead at them all. The judges were fair, and in every case the best bird won. The attendance at the exhibition has been very good and the authorit- ies are well pleased with the result. Following is a partial list of the prize winners: Buff orpingtonaé-Hen, 3rd. Miln and Cavanagh, South Oshawa. Geese, African â€" Male, 3rd, female. tion as the largest and best show outside of Guelph. The entries this year have been more numerous than ever before, being four hundred ahead of last year. Poultry exhibitors from far and near, showed their birds and many' of those who showed at T0- Tho poultry show for 1909 is over, It has been undoubtedly the best show or itd kind ever held in Lind- say, and has maintained its reputa- Prize List of the Poultry Show The Prizes Were Widely Distributed by Impartial Judges c., white â€" cock, 2nd, hex}. cock, 2nd; hen, J81: - hen, 3rd, cockatel trpington, white -â€" leghorns, a. c. cockerel, 2nd; pul- r """ Dorms, silver greyâ€"cockerel lst “:1" and 3rd; Plymouth rock, barred-hen 1’ ’ 3rd; guinea. fowlâ€"lat. Thos. R. Trot- lat ter. Lindsay. ' Rhode Island rodsâ€"cockerell 4th; mums-white cochln-pnllet 3rd. P. to _ Conquergood. Lindsay. c Plymouth rock, whittâ€"coekerel 2nd ul: loghom, a: c. buflâ€"eockorel lat; " ducks, Pennâ€"(mule 1st; ducts. Pek- ln nos-mm 2nd; white om, 2nd. Goo. Calvert. Linda!- Cochin. whlte â€"- coclmol ht. pul- and lot and 2nd; Plymouth rocks. 5 whiteâ€"cock 3rd; ”mam black â€" cock 1st, hen lat. cockerol ht ud‘ Ind. pallet lat: hambnrt. blackâ€"cock 8rd. m 3rd. pallet 2nd and 8rd; bu:- tunl. gumâ€"coon"! 3“- H- Lush, new”; _ pallet 3:4. Aux. am. Lindsay. Comm, Bram, light -â€" hen 8nd: ma, Vidaâ€"hon lit; lozhon I. c. .v y. _. cantata; manhunt-Mg gm; A A n wyandottes. black -â€" hon m. pallet 3rd; Embargo. silverâ€"cock ht. hen lat. cookers! 1st and 2nd. pallet 1“ and 3rd; Hamburg. golden â€" cock. lst and 8nd, hen lit and 2nd. cock- ml 1st and 3nd; banana. white 00- chlnâ€"cock 181:. Joe. Bapue, Sprint- and, hen lat, and sad 8rd, coekml. and and 3rd, pallet lat and and; vy- Plym’outh rock, barredâ€"cock 2nd. “UK! V1055!!!“ hen 2nd and 4th. cockerel 2nd. punet ._+___ 2nd; minorca. blackâ€"cock 2nd. Kel- ry and Head, Peurboro. Undo Jordan Um: M I51“! Bantam,wmtecocmnâ€"eockznd. Michigan“: let lat and 3111. J. E. Webster. Whit- by. ‘I Wmdottea, partridgeâ€"cock lit. ? cockerel lat, pallet lat and 2nd; hun- bursa, blackâ€" cock lat; mlnotm. black-hen lat, cockerel 3nd. Rob- son and Cunningham, Peterboro. orpmgtong, WNW m sud 3rd, punet let. I“. Boga-t. Impou- Wmdottes, white â€" cock lat and 2nd, hen, lat, 3nd. and third. COCK. ml lat, 2nd, and 8rd, pallet. ~lst2nd and 4th; bantuns, bu! cochlnâ€"cock- oral 1st, pnnet 2nd; humus. white lst, pullet 2nd; plymouth 'rock, but- redâ€"pullet 3rd; wynndottec. 5. head â€"cock 3rd; wyandottea, bun â€" cock 2nd; andelnsians, blueâ€"cock lat, hen 2nd. cookers] 1.31:. pallet 2nd; ban- tams. blackâ€"cockenl 3rd; ducks. Romaâ€"male 131:, female lat; ducks Aylesbury. mosâ€"male 2nd, female. 3rd; geese. Embdenâ€"msle m, female 2nd; turkeys, w. Holland-male lat, female lst; dmd ducksâ€"mum chickens, 8nd. Sun Snowdcn. Bow- Dot-kins, silver grey -- cock, 1st... coekerel and, pallet 2nd and 3rd: hoadana-écock 2nd, hen 1st. cockerel, lst, pallet lat; Rhode Island reds - hen 3rd. E. J. Wilson, Oshawa. Rhode Island redsâ€"cock 1st and 2nd, hen lat and 2nd. cockerel 2nd, pallet 4th; hantams. black cochln â€" cockerell 2nd. J. P. Ryley, Lindsay Wyandotte. partridgeâ€"cock 2nd, or- pingtons. blackâ€"cock 2nd, hen‘ 2nd; leghorns, r. c. whiteâ€"co'ek lat, hen lst and 2nd, eocherel lat. pallet lat, minorca, blackâ€"cock 1st; haatams, ‘ gameâ€"cock lst and 2nd, hen 3rd. pal- ‘ let 3rd; collection of plgeonsâ€"lst._ Botrlll and Varcoe. Bowmanville. Orplngtons, hallâ€"cock 3rd, hen 4th Chas. Brenton, Bethany. ’ Brahmas, lightâ€"cockerel, 3rd, pul- let 8rd; langshans, blackâ€" cock 1st. hen 3rd. cockerel 2nd; doadansâ€"coek, ‘whlte cochln â€" cockerel. lat. pallet. lit. Bert Lotta, of Lindsay. Rhoda Island Rods - pallet, ht; Oliver Smith. 0! Lindsay. Leghorn, a. c. blackâ€"cock, lat, hen lat, pallet 2nd; Rhode Island nod- â€"hcn 4th, eggs 2nd. W. L. Culbert, Little Brltun. 4th. pallets, 3nd and 8rd. J. E. Mc- Intosh. Whitby. Plymouth rock. white - hen, 2nd; wdottes. but! - cock, 3rd. hen, lat, mums. but! cochln â€" hen, ht 3rd; leghom. a. 1:. white â€" cock, ht hen, 2nd; Geo. K. Thompson. Whitby Plymouth rocks. barred â€"- cockml 4th. pallet- “: 001nm, bun; M. Ballantyne, o! Bracebridge. Plymouth rock. white â€" cock, ht, 3rd; W. M rod gamesâ€"nan. lst~ and 2nd. cockerel, lat and 2nd, pallets, lat and 2nd; bantams, me comb, â€"- cock. 2nd. hen, 3:d. Web cry 81-05., Oshawa. u. Dy r, blackâ€"€00 :wgymr bran-9‘ â€"- nub lot and 8nd I “d W. d P0“. ‘I l'flbbits, m; J. “Phineas, but; cockml, 3rd and E: To Abolish the . ' Level Crossings i Cannington Glenner: The Lindsay Post, in its last issue published a cut of The Post’s new home on William-It" Lindsey. The Poet invit- es I.” it- mbecrlhen nnd lrlende‘ to cell and inspect the premises nnd nu- chineryflrherehntrutinetoreior allwhocnnnndwfllmrethe tune tomnhnvuittothumodernpunt ehop. None hnt thou who Mt end inspectnnevmperoflee.heve the leuteoneeptlonotthemonnt at mhmtedendenergym towedneennodel'eeklymuh “MM; Hamilton Bond 0! Eduction. mlnmmadww mane felt thatthoeounclllhonld Moonwadthhm. Ind actlneonjnnctlonwithothormnnld- palltleo with nviewtomedm conditions. The council will get in the matter than thence-undamaged" Mtomdythoevfl.udto compelling the runny! to erect ova-had bridal. or subway» or to place competent 061cm.» than At nut-any Moon'- Iadon o! the roads and bridges committee at refuge phyddu. was My 1n m. McNemie, 1n mum"! county'I kindness in m ‘3 13¢ mammals”. “1‘94““ he Ins now in his tutu-fourth W “ “00cm 0! them!“ tmty- muum.udfiflm ”countyclerkcndtxunm. representatives are very hlghly mt- lned nt the condition- prevnlllng It the county institution. Another very uttdnctory report was received from the hoerd 0! min- ngere. It was eonevhet lengthy, a it went into every detain 1n connec- ‘ tlonwith thehonee. Theboardolmmmrecognlned [thebctthet nddltionnl lebors hnd been-impaled upontheclerk nndtree- surer in hlscnpocltyueecretnry, of the hoerd. and they recommended thnthebeummpermum on account 0! the extrn dutlee involved. Thuwu nnnnhnonely decided upon hyth'econncll. Dr. Gould larder-ring totheencoureging reports received. epohlneulogutlctenneolthecue “Wald-dummie- tyclerkundtreuurer. M complimentary statements were embodied in the report 0! D'- a. w. Bruce Smith. government a" specter of houses of Mn”. N“ “‘ meeting of the county council 0" Fri- day. The report was a aodlublfim “No county In Ontcflo ha 3 bet- ter house of range." “Tbebutkeptboohmtheprov- One of the Best in the Province ttonmtrucflnxtheckrktom npctiflontromtheeount! council '1nuudonndhnveitiorwardod to mmdmflmudndm. “memtuedotnm wwwfortheutoflntd tho m and ”:0qu o! the 45th regimt, and recommending that the (1th a! militia notion-1y con- ddcr it. auction.“ At last my. nation a! the county council Iona-I. B. L. )1ch and Dr. Gould introduced A radio‘- The County Council Petitions linistet of lilitia for Suinblc killing Armory Wanted for the 45th A MODEL NEWSPAPER Victoria House of [due in That your irritable disposition is due to kidney trouble? You get no rest by night and your work b day is too much for you. hose dull backaches nearly distract you. No won- der then you feel irritable and onto! sorts. No one whose kidneys and blood are clogged with uric acid poison could be different. TheremedgisDR. wear .13: um WM 1h ”1" l with 3 401 a d1! cm are to by further and Improve this stat and The mbcudlieltthatitvu downxoodvorkmiuefloruxo gromndjunctotthehm. Atumdthomltm on mmmtmmm Moutmtduoom undo ‘po-dncehdorotheeonmituc the!| My Mawmebmgl Nan-flfi- 8h lotus-1y 11nd in Not-wood ad ununmmmnum-It "3 Wbymmbmtosmm tha'Mundeountyda‘kaOOD-‘ unto-tomb um N" mammmmm thaoldhdy'mNM “1 the: homolrdm- I om rr ’ // EVER STRIKE you “‘3 mumw III M muwwo, m w kind to WWW»-H1thechfldrenmindneedtostay 1t while decided to turn home more. at harmg-dflthoymuotboundto5 her She Is not 3 resident at a» W; «a more m“ ”° ; Short Courses--- ndmttedtotheI-Iouednduse 8-3 mmm g. £33134; Judging Cattle m0! MI W M ‘0! her isthmus. The homes are made more mutton-1W. ,comtm “a mute througli ”manna-aunt Mugnhemnmceottheee institutes, and buletod shout among her children. who are, 11: loans. tired of her. No pneeent in n loenl institution, having been placed them by heertleee and mental children. who apparently have tot-gotten the are nnd solici- tude. to soy nothing of the love, he- etowed upon them by that some white heired mother in their only yonth.ltnppennthntehehnd been thepnrtolchfldrento'nrd their 88' odmother wunnenrthedntfllensâ€" don olthe finance 3nd mt committee of the county could! on Thursday. nnd when the fact: incon- nectton withtho nflnin vex-chm bo- tone the mm. expressions olonr- pu... nnd condemnation were heard llamas Conduct of a Family Towards Their lateral Parent Discarded Their Poor Old Mother prevent Rheumatism. Sciatica. Neu- ruugandetmuartroubleo that come mom poisoned blood. Similarly. other fruit- etlmnlate the action of the liver and boveleâ€"othera o! the akin. Combined. they keep the blood pureâ€"the body clean and healthy. To get this 08ch harem. one that eat a great deal of trait. of bet- ter. eat a little fruit and aka “Fruit- avttvea.” ‘ “halt-anther ere tablets to which the Jule-a of ripe traits. with their nedtctnal mue tntenetned. are com- Nned with valuable tomes. They act directly on Bowen. Kidney! andSkln and put them In perfect condmon â€" than “an: the thorough 01mm. “on of all waste matter and poisons from the body. Trial box 26c. Rec. uln- dse 60c.â€"C boxes tor 82.60 Mt-a-dves Limited. Otter... Anoldhdyagod 94 years“ n. K55]; Juice ha I. very marked ct- hct on the kidneys. Incremnx their power to_ throw at! gnu-m pgodgcu M 9.991. than no but enjoy a ripe. juicy npple. But how my red!” am it In 1 medicine :- veil u A ad can of hue mandthde on The .4!!!“ 9‘ tit-.Qrdinw 5991-. h. .0"! THE EHMMHH APPLE A GREAT SUHHEE HF HEALTH v ’C'rr’ if an 3'»? his... a in an World For Keeping the Blood Pun. 'Gotalndnd urea. ”mmuudmdny has {our o’clock. These winds were then led oil the stege and four tine steers. belonging to the House of Refuge, driven Ole After these had been looked over b3 the mdlence Prof. Day gave a shad talk. in the course 01 which he at! although he prelerred certain breed. himself for certain purposes, yet oth- ers might get better remlta wit! otherbreedlsndthstthe kind of cet~ tle best {or each turner was the kind the leaner himself liked best and could get along with best. To mm e success of cattle. though. the he- cuhl‘li fan the good all ronmi dam tut ot tint owned by Mr. Casey. [Wanmmmdtheiropmions oltheanhndaProt.Dnypointedout mwmmuouhe big bunnm.chnmednpbymm mtitmngoodstrongallronnd bullvhtch, dthoughnotasgooda‘ it might he, would, look immense): better 'hen httemdandfitted‘fl‘ for show purposes. He said he ha! not-pgmdhiscritidmnashekne‘ ltwuintoenseapnblicptoperty. udhevouldbehurtingnopemon’o mummnhedmm 1t freely tithe“ windie- Indefihgvfihthecdmaexth www.mm hammmommcmww dutynndthreebnucdves,oneaa- lmmonthsoldedlbelongingtan (keno! Valentin. : sixnyonths old one at has Iona. Canbmy and an eleven months old cutofJaa. Wednesday aim-noon, at OL-ggnxA. Int-er: Get Son: Valuable Mate nation at Wednesday's tine tuning. They want demonstra- tion: to prove the usefulness ofnew- el' methods. The speaker dwelt on taro met-'3 institute clubs for some time. He -spohe on the large membership- nnd the vutvork being done bytho women's institutes and the Mom.» tion on cooking and housewog'k dis- seminated by these meetings m t splendid feature a! theie women's in- stitutes. The homes are made more Ifie alluded to theprileawon by Victoria County at the Chicago World's Fair. and said the agrienlo turd elueee. six at which Ind been established in the province, had been marvelously sueeedul. He delivered a. strong We on Canada. and elicited much epphuae. ~8upt.Putman.intheeout-seoian addrele, said tint the young men were the clan who had to be imâ€" pressed with the desirability 0! im- proved inning. The tuners do not believe all they are told ebontecien- Tho did! was occupiedbylr, 1mm. Mtottbewd Vidal-Inward Society. who lost no time in introducing the speck- «vacuum. Prat. stftz was the first speaker, whodhm-edthe-ubjoctofexperi- mulworkonthehmnndpomt- [odoutnvafletyolmethods which the departmenthndintroducod in thiseonnectton. Ir.m1l.ofVex-uhm,oneottho mootmcceldnloftheeompetitonh theoompetitton.eddflhehadm odthegrdneu‘uerbytonrdaysh one use he would roughly have no- WWW It. J.LockieWflson,superintmlo eat of fairs, vuthenextspeuka. u plenty 0! room for develop- ment yet. We do not realize the ex. Motheludunotcnluvnudmfl- dentiy.1tahouldbeplowedin tho Mmdcardully_goneoverin tho At -the meeting held on Thug-3a., connection with the short 00‘1"“; three very able and instructive ad- dresses m given. Prof. éluiu. J. lactic Wifm and O A. Man Were the Omen