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MEETING OF CHILDREN’S All} SOCIETY IMPORTANT BUSINESS WAS TRF NSACTED The annual meeting of the Child- 1151'! Aid Society oi Lindsay and Vic- tm’ia County was held in the Council ¢2mher Wednesday afternoon with the (allowing present: Dr. White, Can- on Harsh, Rev. D. Balfour, Rev. H. Bryant, 1!. J. Lewis. H. Dobson, L. E. Knight, W.W. Jordan. Geo. Jor- dan, John RogeI‘S. Geo. Rae, Mrs. E. WHITE WEAR ,, sums MONDAY Fancx rmbroidercd fine “bite Lvm come with three quarter 5'. eevc, Iucxs mu d Shirt Waists 49c Special P1 ice each . . Special W aists 7 7c Made of fine Swiss Muslin, Dutch collar, very nicely embroidered, three quarter aleevcs. ’l'hcsc me a :envine bargain for .......................... 1 .19 Canada Life Assurance fl) Ladies’ Waists $1.19 Made of fine “hite India Linen Lawn. hroia‘ered, three quarter sleeve. Reg. 1.: Wear Sale each ....................... W. R. WHDBESS, Indian Head Biouses The new set in klmona sleex e u 11.1111 ILdmn Head tmmuiug, iast colors. Very speck-11 10r.::°i 19 A--.....---...-.--... Stripe Vesting, tull length sleeK e, buSt quality, man tailored. Two special prices $1.19 and.. .. Vesting Waists- Ewen; EEeam En WE‘EEEQ Weafir m Elm‘gg ' mew PEEE:@$ Canada Life policies are ex- tremely simple, safe and pro- fitable. They are world-wide, indisputable after one year, automatically non-forfeitabie after three years in force un- til value is exhausted. They provide for 39 days’ grace without interest for payment “It pays to have a policy in The Canada Life." 1185. of premiums, and contain generous loan and cash vaL Best on the Continent. AN.‘ L Au m: an; . Ialfour, Rev. ' A boy about 10 years of age, whose‘ I .1 ‘ V - 3. H. Dobson, L. .- Below w” b? found the a‘m‘ffl re mother lives near Cochrane has been‘ Jordan. Geo. Jor- port of the Chlldren's Aid Socxety as',msiding in town'- for the purpose or Geo. Rae, Mrs. E. submitted at the annual meeting:â€"â€" Jaxtending school‘ here. his mother pay- Everything in VJhite Wear at Reduced Prices Wilkinson, Mrs. S.McGill, Mrs. G45. Milne, Mrs. G. Rag/Mrs. P. Mitchefi, Mrs. E. E. Sharpe, Capt. Forbes and wife and M. Mapes, of the Salvatiom Army. ..................... .iâ€"- M. ANNUAL REPORT. General Agent LINDSAY .‘w. \\h.1e .. .. Tic ver _\' neatly em- .x, “”1116: 971-7 ‘1‘ 3:": 1.39 .( ! (anu 11125 15 mun: Luau ; u.-. “mew--. ...... even before my illness) I attribute my ‘ cim cure solely to ‘Fruit-a-tivcs’." E V ‘ Madame ANDREW STAFFORD. Mr 50¢. a box. 6 for $2.50. or trial size. by 3 age. At all dealers, or from Fmit-a-tivu as‘.: e Limited. Ottawa. rrov 5:53!" was made a ward 'of our Society, but' , lthe mother still kee'fis' and provides ' u. ‘ ' u - V V H ' do“ [for it. The only cutlay the Society ', . 'the boy has been irregular in his at- (d b ily cared for while sick, provided with clothing and placed in a foster home. At present he is in abome in this. County. ‘ Abcut mid-summer a young child ing all cxnenses. For some time past IvIc had in this case was the purchase of 8 LC lsecond-1mm} baby carriage, costing tendance at school In looking into 1 ”8‘ L . . l h LWO dollars. ,this matter it Was ascertained that :ne ' 3 A boy Who formerly belonged to the the boy was not willing: tc stay in hers Its. 64A. County of Halibut-ton has recently 12- the house Where his mother “Shed’M’rs .Mitchefl, turned to this locality, where _he is him to stay, and aftmv repeatedly lea? On orbes and:now at work and is likely to get 31- ving the said home h?‘C00k up hig'R e Salvatiomlong without any assistance from our abode with people from whom the Can Society, FE?- it is necessary tokeepa Children's Aid Society had‘ occasion ! 1:" . watchful C31? over him. to remove their own children some 4: T1: mum w A boy about 10 years of age. whose‘ cL' 5 years ago. This boy is now a’E ‘ _ . mother lives near Cochrane has been' ward of our Society and is and present “'0‘ :ociety as:1’€8iding in town'- fO!’ “If: DUFPOSB 01' in- a temporary home ‘in tfie'Cmmaya; ‘ :eting:â€"- Lutending school here. his mother pay- {my mil-33 frOm Lindsay.. in! l “Your Secretary begs to report on the work of the year now closing. 'Seâ€" ven meetings have been held during the year, with an aVerage attendance of 8 members per meeting. As recorded in the minutes of our last annual gathering, the question of securing; a shelter was considered, but no definite action was planned for and so the. year has passed on to a close. The nzed of ashelter is very great at present. and cases that might be dealt with in a satisfactory manner. the past During the year certain families have been visited and warned to look. after their children in abetter man- ner. A man addicted to the use of strong drink, “ha has had full charge of his young son, the mother being dead, has been warned by our Soliciâ€" tcr that unless there be immediate and tux-km improvements in his, the father‘s, habits, the Children‘s Aid Society will take steps to secure the ::u'1rdianship of the child. are allowed to go unattended until a more 9110113 phase Of the deplorable circumstances again came to light, as 11-35 been the case in many instances in A young lad in town who had in some way become connected with find- ing a lost pursa was cured fcr by the Society while an investigation was pending, and thus the. boy was spared from the stigma of having been beâ€" hind 1a,“. 5. boy from Haliburton County, who came there when very young frcm Montreal, sought assistance from our Society last winter. Hc-was tempor- has been Linneneite Biouses $1 19 411111 t ( ai'nred s HT (““3 and (-nllar f“) for <1 1‘.’ Stripe Di min full 1011:1111 slor‘Vf‘. snuc make 1.19 Made ot‘fine white cotton, long: fine hemstitched hem and fine tucks. Special price per pair ........ 21C These are made of fine white English Naimno’c. mm row of fine insertion, als: fine tucks, nil sizes, hide q“ - price Drawers Drawers Drawers 215 {Imbrellastflq the hrs: quaiity Nuirnsook, fine tucks \‘C1_\‘ neatly made. These are, very special as per ‘lq U nderskirts 2} inch embroidery, for. . . . the bars and locks of the County Fine white Nainsook with torchon lace f1 ill for. . ”390 2 inch‘ iue heading, five half inch Licks, with I,“ ['0 very special 2;: per 47 analt'xzxcnmcxs, thn 79 ing all expenses. for come. time past the boy has been lsregular in his at- tendance at school In looking into this matter it Was ascertained that the boy was not wining tc stay in WASTE] AWAY AA A SHADOW “Fruit-a-tives” cured me aflerHIQ years Suffering "‘" - HULL. QUE. Dec. 24th. 19m. “For the past twelve years. I had painful attacks of Dyspepsia. Finally, in March 1908. I Suffered such tortures that I was compelled to stay in bed. I could not digest my food and everything I ate caused the most agOnizing pain in my stomach. I also had a fearful attack of Constipation, and at timcs I had no movement of the bowels for two weeks. Three doctors attended me for two years and gave me all kinds of medicine but did me no good. My weight came down to onfy 80 pounds and everyone thought I was going to die. Finally I had the good fortune to buy ‘F ruit-a- tives’ and as soon as I began to take them, I felt better. I persisted in the reatment and to my great joy and to the astonishment of my friends. I improved. Now I feel very well, weigh I 15 pounds (and this is more than I ever weighed, even before my illnes) I attribute my cure solely to 'Fruit-a-tives’." Madame ANDREW STAFFORD. 50¢. a. box. 6 for $2.50. or trial size. age. A t all deakrs, or from Fruit-a-dvu Limited. Ottawa. all szzes, hide 39 THE LINDSAY POST On several occasions second h'md “ clothing has been ofiered anda num- ber of parcels have been received from C‘ ladies in town [and from parties whose names have not reached your Secre- a tary, as the parcels were left at the d market building. c I!" Mrs. Burke of Reaboro still contin- ues to contribute many» useful articles of clothing for the children. and Mrs. Cornell, also of Reaborc, has sent us useful articles for children's wear. As has been minted out to your Board of Managers there is not at present any room or building avail- able whare the clothing can be sorted and disposed of again to “1039 in need of it only as secured and provid- ed by your Secretary. Our Society was favored by having the Provincial Superintendent of the Children's Aid Department, Mr. J. J. Kelso, Esq., of Toronto, and his able assistant, Rev. Hugh Ferguson. of Stratfc'rd, visit our town and address large audiences in several of the Churches, and the Salvation Army Barracks, also a mass meeting in the Academy of Music after the close d the evening services. Respectfully submitted, Ellen E. Sharpe, SM. The following officers vssra elected Presâ€"Dr. J. A. White. lst Viceâ€"John Rogers. 2nd Viceâ€"Geo. Rae. Secâ€"Mrs. E. E. Sharpe. Twasâ€"Mrs. Geo. A. Milne. The Treasurer’s report showed .1 ba- lance for the year of $10.62. receipts eing $98.87 and disbursements $86.25. Moved by Mrs. Milne and seconded by Mr. Rae that the Town Council be asked for a grant, and also asked to vrovide arocm in which to keep clothing, etc. Moved by Canon Marsh and second-i (d by Mr. Rae, that this meeting er‘ ress its sympathy to the family of} the lateSr' J. Fox, ELLA; who was! (a; of the Society's most valued mem bers, and that the Secretary write u, Mrs. Fox. Q On motion of Geo. Jordan and Geo Rae it was decided to petition the County Council of Haliburtmn' for a. rant of $100. The salary of the Secretary. Mrs. E- or ‘ “Any highway for which aid is Igranted to a Province shall be imâ€" proved or constructed: as the case may ibe, according to descriptions, condiâ€" jticns and specifications approked by ‘the Governor in Council on the report 50f the Ministtr, and specified in each i ase in an agreement between the :Minister andthe Governor of the pro- !vince, which agreement the Minister, iwith tha approval of the Governor in iCouncil, is hereby empowered to make lMPROVEMENTS (If The Dominion Government is meow, raging and assisting the improvement of highways, as is evidenced by the first reading of a bill in which: the following is set forth : “The Governor in Council may, in any year, and upon such terms and subject to such conditions as are pr.- scribed by order in council, grant to any Province in aid of the improve- ment of existing highways in such province, or for both such mimosa, subsidy not exceeding such sum as may in such year be voted by Parlia- ment for that purpose. ur the ensuing year Hon. Pres.-â€"Dr. A. “Each highway to be constructed or Improved shall be defined and describ- din such agreement and provision my be made therein for the future oaintenance of such highway in good ondition according to a specified tandard and to the satisfaction of a ;overnor in Council. “The Minister, with the apprOVal of he Governor in Council, and upon uch terms and conditions as are preâ€" cribed by Order in Council, may un- Sharpe, Was raised ftmm $20.90 to The new, nanow straight back saw king. The nemwt best and fastest cutting: cross-cut saw made. Owing Ln the decreasing size of timber, the narrow style saw.» we gaining in pOpularity. Thev out faster and do not. bind Every saw guaranteed. 5% four. with haudie $3.75); :3 foot. $3 50. - We have other makes Lance Tooth from $2.25 up. J. G. Edwards Co - You Need a New Cross Cut Saw THE HIGHWAYS Vroontzm. M. w«31.015111 OPTION 1N PETERBORO COUNTY Ptg _ , -- -, _ _ _ " could hardly walk . e - .- - A ‘ \g FIRE AND L. and had to Crawl ‘The Largest Enga'ms‘zranc: 5‘5: , _ Of a dowr} stairs at times on my hands and knees. My doctor told me I had an acute attack of inflammatory rheumatism. I was in the hospital for weeks, but was scarcely able to walk when I left it. I read about boughta bottle and began to get better from the start, and for the past six months I have had scarcely any pain and am able to walk as well as ever.” J.H. SAXDERS, P. 0. box 5, Rockaway, N. J. Few medicines are of any benefit for rheumatism, but Mr. Sanders tells plainly what Dr. Miles' Re- storative Nervine did for it. One ounce of salicylate of soda added to one bottle of Nervine makes an :-x- ellent remedy for rheumatism, which is now known to be a nerv- ou5 disease and therefore subject to the influence of a medicine that acts through the nerves, as does dertake the construction of any new highway or the improvement of any existing highway in the Province, and may expend in such improvement or construction the whole or any part of the sums voted by Parliament for such subsidy to that province. Pro- vided, however, that the Minister shall first obtain the necessary auth- ority from?the legislature of‘ such Province and the consent of the Lieut- enant Governor in'Council.” of soda. Said under a guarantee that assures the return of the prxce of the first bottle Lt it fails to benefit. At all Druggnsts. .ZZINO gmU.0>F 00.. 403300. On: Sufferers from rheumatism sr fail to find relief in the u Dr. Milcs’ Nervmc, with $31? and C .' than. Peterhoro city and four townships or pairs of townships in the surround- ing country are likely to undertake local option campaigns this year. See retary Ben H Spence, of the Dominion Alliance and Rev. W. S. Mc'l‘avish ‘ were in the ccunty for two days, 38â€". sisting in a. field day on Sunday. and: on Monday. at which the above action was decided on. The township muniCi-' palitiv:s which will probably try to‘ abolish the bar are Burleigh and An: struther, North Monag-han, Galway» fered by the Street Carnival for the handsomest carriage team, to be own- ed by the driver, and shown on Wed- nesday, 15th February, the second day of the great winter Street Car- nival in Lindsay. This event is open to teams from the country only, and as there is no entrance fee, every owner should enter his team. This will no doubt prove an interesting three days, besides plenty ofinuse- ments. Read the programme u send your entries to Mr. Felix Forbert, secretary of the Advancement Club. _ Mnncy t ) luau. \fp-cial I’Tani-v To enter for the $5 caSh pnze ('f' -i'"c.s1'ncnv>. 'J‘fiCcs, U .mnun l Ired bv the Street Carnival for the .cr g: “Elm m u“; Acni .3 u: :xx x. For a thorough com-se- in Busi- nvss. Shorthand. 'l‘ulegx-aphy or English in 0119 of Shaw’s Schools mute~ Term Now Open. “’riru fm- cahdugue. Address. \V. H. Shaw. Prvsident, Head Offive. Central Budness (‘nl‘legm Ynung and Gerrard Sts . T mmtn. Cavendish. and Belmont and Me- Enter Any Day Carnage Team Wanted '. Miles’ Nervine '. Miles’ Nervi Toronto vme 2cylatc LINDSAY, FRIDAY FEBRUARY Capital .............. $10.0 Accumulated Funds . . . . 39,9 Invested in Canada . .. . 9. Rates and premiums as low ax respectable company. The .m losses is prompt and liberal. Th: and standing of the conmany a nsured in it pctfea sccurilv agaim LAxn Summons AM; C \VALTER SMITH, 0. a Municipal} Drainage \VorL a Sp: 242 of RO. Box 2 Seed Merchant and Dealer in nest Binder Twine nn Markg; Graduate of Toronto and ‘ silks. Special Auzmion 10 a Lure and «.121ng necks (Gait: Office hours. 9 (o 11 3.111., ‘ pan», or any tame by appear Officeâ€"linden! -st.. cor. its. (funnel residchc u l'clcphonc 45. LITTLE BRITAIN hat care IS use Everything vp-tu-dalc in Dcmmry ural ['ccm Praetvcd. Crown and} “01k, Spccmlly. Splendid fins in a! teeth. Painless extraction auurcd. moderate. Office narly Opposite snaps-m H mac. Lindsay. EIUH R. KNIGHT. Barristsr. Suhcnat, Notary Puma, Lummissxoncr, MC. Slums.» l0 McDiamud A: Week», having remou-d the" bum-ac.“ to my Own other. u; posixc \\'atchman.-Waxdcr, hem Sitar-t. l'hcut 41 . Insurmc: and Kai liaulc u: m :2» branches. Agent for Lindsay MAUGHULN, PEEL. FULTON STINSO‘N Soliciloas (or 1'3: Canaan Man. u Commence. Nancy 10 loan on moxgago a: five per Ccm. emu-s \\ imam-5L, Lmdwy. F. LN. MOORE. KC. ALEX JACKSON A 00M 5; jACKSU.\. unstcr... 12:; BARRISTERS. SOUCETURS and NGTARIES B. J. lmmm, K 6.. A. a. rumor), 8 A 43:10:. A. Fae: T. H. Suszaon MONEY To max AT LUéJES’ cuanem BATES We are pupa ed to make and. fax": prupcny from cuncz lwboamng Cumplmcs. as was) In sums to wit ()JIIUWCIa, m icges. You may pay in ms; ncrc'ase m talc uf macrcsz. mums 3a ' at uur ot‘fic Hopkins, Weeks 5; Hopkins Banristcus, Soiicnms, Nam (or, ‘0‘ Hz: Ball”; 0? 31m [ban at Joaczl mics. Om» South. Lmusay, Uu: bun \‘iLlc. (j. H. HOPKINS. KC. FKLL) HULAHA ti A complete explana tic-:1 cf the 5‘1’ ficulties encountered and I'm“ pro?“ and lazical way to ox ”1(‘32‘ the!!! will be sent for the entire ti :1 {“55 Advice on single problem, $1.). Address-â€" H. C. HAMILTON Organist and Pianist LindsaY. 1. Correct. Touch and Fingerzag. 2. Octaves. 3. Chords. ‘ 4. How to OVercome Stifiness. 5. How to Overcome Weakness. 7- Good time and Proper Accent. 8. Playing wit}; ExpressiOn. 9. Some Things to Avoid in P tising. 10. Hints for Public Performance LINDSAY, ONTARlo ‘AVANA a; \\':\TSOX, ( DRS. NEELANDS IRVLNE "VER’ML no Lemma mg 3 HISIIRMICE COMPANY. JAMES KEETH 15.»! lilfl .5175th Etc DR. G. W. HALL million Land bunt“; ZS. SHIV-(X’s 01311 at SUBJECTS TAUGHTâ€"â€" SMITH 8:. SMITH \Villlam-St PEANO LESSflNS BY MAE SIEWART 6L G’CONNOR Children Cry HER FLERTHF: :2 PHYSICAL ‘. '.\' ELAN-CHAR! hadualc Tumn Jmncr for Wen 15 used to so name and o‘ DEW T151 1:) W. B. WIDDESS. “min DEN I’IS IS Lindsay. Ont. (Jana )al rc’ .11 in PM f5! K'IK‘CS :14! 'dant 'Q‘Ver- t Hi “€55 State \‘l