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are am' I“ 5' "are ink. As nl‘ J. G. EDWARDS CO. 80031" THE PRICES 0F “BOOZE” p“ A farm Telegram: Every drhlk sold "~T?‘ai>:ri:1' and a charge for a}! aurora: scda or Seltzer Watersâ€" ‘31 S? are 1113 prncipal points in the flaw 12.12: soon to be announced by § ‘ A? trrmbers of the Hotelkéepers' . .. r- 7 . JtectLVe Association. “1-: a tax 0: five per cent is Put afar. who pays ?” asked‘a man n? that association who .‘rans e r: the better of the smaller 5.39:5 m thus city. “The public Z‘W's'. ((455 ;t not? Well, here, we are saddkd with a. tax on our Kiss rereipts‘over $60. We think it an iriustlce and it’s going to be 3 L«mishas. To meet the 1053 We’ve i‘“ «the: Way. Admitting that the hotelkeepel's. haw not definitely decided on the tarif! for liquors, the following scheduze suppled the 'relgzrm W mornmg is not the 1088 interest- in: ~-Brighten Up” time is hereâ€"the time to dear. up about the house, renovate, and make the (id things look neat and clean again. We c311 help you in the work with our line of SHEPW/N-W/LLIAMS Pm; rs M0 VARNISHES. ‘ got to 1, ::e .312 surprising what a little paint or varnish will do toward , - J 5:521:25; ': p dingy surroundings. Take The 8-”. Family Paint, for 153:: e. '1" .1i‘ :3 a linseed oil paint specially prepared for home decor- 1:13: 2.73‘. paint: ng. “”1111 it any one can renew the appearance of a h «Err: lit-tic mi rags t..at nov. look worn and old. It dries with a good ~ ,â€";« x‘; ii. 5:1: dscmbbing with soap and water. Comes m 26 attract- .'v n‘ _' Lo): u 1,- Al‘ ease liquors mu be 3016 3t cents a. drink straight. not "'0 >r 35 cents 33 now. A“ barrel goods on draught '31 E YINEBERG CO” LIMITED, MONTREAL E's-a 849’. F/aor/ac is another splendid household brightener. It is r; - varnish combined and can be used on old or new woods equally 1-..:3235 the natural woods and gives a most pleasing effect. These offer a few hints for you. n. Come in and have a “Brighten Up” tall: ' with us and learn more about how we can help you in your Fall cleaning. Our line has a paint or varnish for every purpose. - Remember, we sell new spring styles in Suits and Overcoats ; t have intrinsic value to commend themâ€" are ready for your choosing. See them. >14 r3 " FROG RESS BRAND” garments are designed if: one of the highest priced artists in this country. and made by the best paid tailors in PROGRESS BRAND” TRADEMA .1: 81d for dependable quality, honest workman- p and guaranteed satisfaction. "FROG RESS BRAND” reputation has been fixed kâ€"not by the whim of maker or sellerâ€"but 1:; the appreciation of the buying public. charge moreâ€"there i3 an ada. Intrinsic Value F R I D AY, MARCH. Slst. 15?. J. Carter, 40 Kent St, Lindsay. THE SHERWIIV' Will.” US PRODUCTS HANDSOME DOLL and Ffi E E lovely Doll Carriage and this beautiful 3:“: Gofld She” Ring set with Sparkling Jewels. SOLD “1TH A GUARANTEE BY MADE AND GUARANTEED BY GIRL'b-Wo nnt to (‘19 pm AMIII'I‘ELY FIKEK tins haunt-me dull and lung}? d t! r:u....‘, -. 07218.?3. 123314me dun: use may gain-d; ma 3.. down. mm mar Luau. mun their mum kn dmo "ft-i: -y--s and :0 w s!r.-;- ma 21L: rm! mug-9:. The best kind of 00'“ all-l B£.\Rl\ :nu‘ A YARD TALL with “CHIN“ '7‘"?! “Mt. pmdy was and aty‘Jsb‘y-irAa-J i: any dm‘. nutcrwun um noct- kmag. um. complete mm In: to home. THE 10‘ 2|." CARRIAGE “'8 GIVE Y0? “11'" THE D9ll. 53.1 mu m»: Winfield :uul um. ruaaurlln-J .; pmty Hun The lawn, 9'33 Mu'u Ml bud] and r-:rv.~d hsnj‘n. Jun '1» mrrlagn you mm and m r -r we M dulliu the luv}. lu :m-mlo-u we “3113ch act. girl It lawl- W Mrlld shell rm; in )nu: chart? of pain. rug-raved or at nth bunti- a (u! turning guns. GIRLS-l! ywu ‘nnt this ‘zmutlf‘fi dull and vantage. and the Mada-mm mag. send u-I your mum and alum-u u. once and sun-o to sell only 1'» arm-Jan: ”31;": adult vu puffing-3 at. only 10 0-1.2: etch. They cam: in «x Er-autlrul mun. W. Clnnuac. Lily“ at the: Vadlny. Ylultt. him: and Hull-Arum. and mu: cm“)! 316th Ira sen-l you 1 Mutu‘xd share of gum phw jewellery to gin your cushmv'r! In-l thl: makes them scum» ho: calla. Who-n told send us the money only 8': In and we will promvtly wk an I ship Elm doll. curing: ma rm: horny u muzzle-d. Wa amaze hum-l gun-mm: «an "on .n these pmnum. .lâ€" .a:â€" nwnr. .‘ ii? 12!. We in." .v yum...- .-â€",. ..- ‘. and it you In“ write a: once. we :9; 3m .81». Address- will giw you an extn prawn; THE 3083 PIER"! ME (‘ 0. ”ant. 29°. Taro-cum o: t. ! The above schedule refers to the icity of Toronto only. The Post ;reporter was informed this morning I Ethat there was no action taken as 'zyet regarding the rearrangement of 1prices for drinks in Lindsay. be told tat 10 cents a drink, straight, not three for 25 cents. All soda and mineral waters serv- cd with or without liluors will be I charged for. Q ~ . I (Specxal to the Post.) I Mr. Fred Johnston who was up i west visiting his parents returned 0:; fl‘uesday evening. i On Wednesday afterncon a very {infilresting meeting of the Women's {Institute was held in‘the S.’A. Bar- racks. Mas Marjorie Goldie, grad‘ mate (I Guelph College gave an in- structive demonstration of cereals- At the conclusion of \tbe lecture the ladies of the W.I. served refresh- meats. An illustrated lecture will be gur- en by Rev. H. J. Keith. B.D., of Pdterboro under the auspices of the Boys’ Guild of the Presbyterian -L...¢h an Tuesdflv. ma. 28, 1911. lanter OMEMEE. 94 will be giV- American i 011 the other hand Ontario and rthe Maratime PrOVime (‘onsesvatives zare lcyal to Mr. Borden even thou' {they admit his limitations as a :s successful politician. They see no 'he tter man in sight, and' are op- ipo sed to any change of leaders. :They believe in his integrity and his :public capacity, and are warmly dc- ivnted to him on personal grounds, ;helicving that his failure to lead ithe party to victory and his polit- gical past has been the result of wo-a-n “-â€" Mr. Howard Laidley is home from the: west. His many friends are Std to see him back again. pleas To-day a Post reporter visited Syl- vester‘s foundry in order to ascertain the damage sustained. A visit to the moulding shop revealed a. demoralized condition of things. Water had com- pletely covered the floor and a large number of moulds were destroyed. The employees in this department will be put behind one week in their work. and Ind.an scenes. (Tome and ”help the boys in their Work. Admission, 10 cts. Mrs. Morrison, President,‘ Hartley Currie. secretary. SYLVESTER COMPANY TO BILL TOWN FOR DAMAGE SUSTAINED BY FLOOD Ottawa, March 27.-â€"-The story ema- nating from Montreal, and printed in a Toronto paper to-day to the efiéct that Mr. R. L. Borden intends to re- sign the leadership of the Conserva-y tive party in the near future, has caused a considerable flurry in Con- servative. circles here toâ€"night. It is significant that in a certain wing of the party the story was accepted as being quite probable. and a develop- ment that would not be hailed as a catastrophe. DISSATISFACTION EXISTED It is. an open secret that there‘is no enthusiasm for Mr. Borden's leadership in Quebec, particularly among the moneyed interests of Montreal, .which haVe neVer taken kindly to his Halifax platform of three years ago. In the west there is also a clamor for a new leader preferably Premier McBride ill with Premier Roblin as a second choice. The anti-reciprocity stand of the Op- position leader had been very dis- tasteful to the western followers and privately they do not hesitate to de- clare that it has practically meant political SiiCide for them. Special lenzen services are being held in Christ church and the meet- ings are well attended. Rev. R. M. Pope. who was at “no time connected with the Bethel arc-art, passed away at Belleville, Ln Mar. 17th. The deceased was born at Kingston and had charge of a number of circuits in 'the Bay of Quinte Conference during his life-time. Owing to ill health, he was superannuated three years ago. He leaves a widow and a son Claude. of Madison. Wis. \ Miss Etta Seott spent Saturday, in lundsay. WILL BURDEN RESIGN LEADERSHIP? DISSATISFACTION EXISTS IN PARTY Mrs. Will McCaffery and children, of Toronto are visiting relatives in town. On Saturday morning death claim- ed one of the oldest residents of Gamay, Mr. Samuel Lyle. The fun- oral on Sunday to the Kinmount cemetery was. largely attended, the service being conducted in Presby- terian church by Rev. Mr. Ferric. Deceased leaves several sons /aud danghters to mourn his loss. Miss Ethel Barr left for a’innipeg on Monday. The bcm social held in the school on the 15th was a decided success- A number from Mt. Irwin, Silver Lake and Kinmount attended. Mrf C‘. Graney and Miss Maggie Grsncy suent a few days in Peterâ€" here last week. Mrs. R. Henderson visited her sis- ter, Mrs.‘ Avery in Fenelon last week. \ Mr. Edward’ Henderson returned from Fenelon on Thursday. Mrs. R. J. Graham, and daugh- ter Melvie haVe gone to Toronto, where they will reside. Mr. John Wright who has been quite :11 a recovering. in Coboconk. Miss P. Hopkins visited at Mr. George's Englash‘s last Sunday. Mr. Geororge Dunba- visited his friends here last week. (Special to the Post.) spent the week end £221; Watery Blood The blood becomes thin and watery {or clogged with impurities. Some people have headaches and a feeling :0! languor. others are low spirited and nervous; still others have pim- ples and skia eruptions; while some igct up in the morning feeling just as tired as when they went to bed. These are all spring symptons that the blood is out of order, and‘that a gmedicine is needed. Many people lrush to purgative medicines in the Ispring. This is a mistake. You can- lnot cure these trqubles with amedi- !cine that gallops through your sys- tem and leaves you weaker still. lWhat you need to give you health and strength in the spring is a tonic 'medicine that will enrich the blood land sooth the jangled nerves, and gthe one always reliable tonic and obloodâ€" builder is Dr. Williams Pink Pills. These Pills not only banish i . . 'spring weaknesses and axle but guard you against the more serious ail- ments that follow, such as anaemia nervou$ debility, indigestion, rheu- ‘matism, and other diseases due to bad blood. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills actually make new, rich, red blood, which strengthens every nerve, every organ and every part of the body, and makes weak, ailing people very bright, happy and strong. Donald Harcourt, N.B., says: “In my opin- ion Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do all that is claimed for them. My sys- te was run down and I was so weak that I could hardly do my work, and taking care of my baby, added to my difficulties. I used a few boxes of Dr. Williams’ . Pink Pills and they made me feel like The large drive belt which ran be- low the level of the floor, was soaked in water and is a total loss'. It was valued at $300 and was replaced by a new one to-day. The management intend billing the town for $300 loss sustained on the belt, and if a satisfactory settle- ment is not made, a suit will be en- tered against the town. circumstances for which he was not personally responsible.- STATEMENT LONG DELAYED. In the corridors tonight the aspect of the situation was being rather freely talked over, while some state- ment from Mr. Borden was being awaited as to the truth of the rumor that he would resign. It is significant that no denial was forthcoming for several hours. When the word was passed around that the rumor eman- ated from political enemies of the Conservative leader in Montreal, who have for years made no secret of their desire to get rid of Mr. Borden and to supplant him by Premier McBride Mr. Borden. is also aware of other ele- ments in the party who are not friend ly to him. How to get new health and new stren- gth at this :eason Even the most robust find the winter months trying to their good health. Confinement indoors often in overâ€" heated and nearly always badly venâ€" tilated rooms-in the ho‘use, the ofi- ice the shops and the school-taxes the vitality of even the strongest. R. L. BORDEN, MP. Rumor has it at Ottawa that the Leader of the Opposition will re- sign that position. rum Wu bun; mane Luv AWL 315.0 1 my own selt. I Very cheerfully rec- 8“le CW6 Buds ommnd the pills to those Mr. F. D. Lee formerly of the Met weak or ailing-’3. ton studio, has purchased the old sold by all medicine dealers . or ;established photograph business of by mail at 50 cents a box or sixtm, H. Fowler. omGtegox-y's drug boxes for 52.50 iron:- the Dr. Wil-‘!3ton and will open up a first class rims. Medicine (20., Brockville, Ont. 'geudio at an early date. , LINDSAY POST in the Spring Mr. Young. of Havclock, the new C.P.R. baggageman, is moving his family to Bobcaygeon. (Special to The Post) I Bo caygeon Watch 28. -â€"Mr Garner! Nicholls captured a young fawn a; week ago Saturd 11y in Bobcaygecm ri~! ver near the lime kiln. A buck and a doe were chased by dogs from Harvey township. The buck made his escape; but the doe was too fatigued from the chase, and was unable to get up? on the ice. i ~ Miss Berry held her millinery open- ing on March 25th. It was very suc- cessful. Mr. John Braden is having a sale preparatory to going out West. Mr. OSCaI‘ Rolph is laid up since last week with blood poisoning in his foot. Mr. Hector Lithgow, of Toronto, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs. James Lithgow. Miss E. Givens left for Peterboro this morning after a short visit to her friends. Mr. A. E. Bottum has a fine dis- play of hardware millinery in his window. It is an excellent get up, alâ€" most everything in the hardware line from the ordinary sized butter dish to the potato masher having been sk‘lfully arranged to take off the preâ€" sent style of hat to be seen in the leading millinery parlors. The seas- on's. latest styles are amcng the dis- play. TRIPLE-LINKED BRETHREN HELD SUCCESSFUL LODGE 0F INSTRUCTION Mr. Will Shane, of Fenelon Falls spent Sunday in Bobcaygeon. The Verulam Agricultural Society held a meeting of the Board of Direc- tors in Mr. M. Boyd‘s. office here on last Saturday and transacted a large amount of important business. After the routine business of passing ac- counts. (etc., a delegation consisting of Messrs. Jas. Seymour, H. Bick and Jos. N. Taylor, from the Kawartha Holstein~Friscian Club, addressed the Board, asking that a separate class be put on in the Jrite list of the So- ciety for graded Holsteins and after hearing the terms the delegation ofâ€" fered the Board acceded to their re- quest. / The mitiatcry and first agrees were put on in the afternoon by the Lindsay team who also put on the second and third degrees in the evening. The local team never did better work, and their special robâ€" es and paraphrenalia were very much admired by’ the visiting brethren, who were also very liberal in their praise. FAWN CAPTURED AT BOBCAYGEON WAS CHASE!) BY DOG FROM HARVEY The Bobcaygeon Branch of the For- est, Fish and Game Protective Asso- ciation met in the Council Chamber here on last Friday evening, and aft- er electing the following officers for the ensuing year, viz., President, A. E. Bottum; vice, Rev W. G. Smith; Sec.â€"Treas., W. Hickson; members of the executive, C. E. Stewart, J. R. Moyle, Richard Nicholls and 'W. C. Moore, resolutions were passed unan- imously. the first recommending an increase of salary for the Game Ward- en here, the second asking the Govâ€" ernment to establish a hatchery for Bass in this district for the Kawar- tha Lakes. It was pointed out that the ten lakes which comprise the Ka- wartha chain, are the home of Black Bass and are naturally. the best in Ontario. These resolutions will be forwarded to the proper authorities, and should from the reasons embodâ€" ied in them, demand consideration. Yesterday was another gala day for the I.0.0.F., or this town, when e’pother lodge of instruction, was conducted in which lodges Irom Cannington, Beaverton, Sunderland, add Uxbridge participated, and a most enjbyable and profitable after noon was.spent. Miss Young, of Havelock, spent Sunday in‘the village with her fath‘ A full discussion took place on er« ecting cattle and home stables on the grounds this season, and it was pas- sed unanimously that they are to be erected before the Fall Fair this year and a committee was appointed to look after the work. Mr. M. M. Boyd addressed th‘e’Directors on the advis- ability of establishing a. weekly mar- ket here, and a committee was apâ€" pointed to look into the matter and report at the next meeting. A discus- sion arose about putting on an entry fee at our Fall Fair, but was left ov- er until next meeting. - : LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEIT BILLS $5,000. Notice to this efiect was sent but yesterday by the bank. to the principal commerCial establishments. It would appear from the warning that the counterfeits are of the ser- ies number 229.707. the train. Millhrdok Mgrch 27.â€"â€"It is said the (‘ entral Ontario Light Power Com- pany has taken over the electric light plant here and will take charge about the first of the month. A twentyâ€"four hour service now seems an assured thing. Mr. Harrington will probably remain in charge. The Council is expected to submit a by-law for a thirty year franchise, when details will be made public. (Special to The Post) North Bay, March 28.â€"Hugh Corbâ€" ett, a C.P.R. brakeman, was killed at Cartier this morning. He fell be ~eath Past Grand Master, Senator Dan Dérbyshire of Brockv‘lle was the dress to the m8m-bers said that Lind- dress to the lodge said that Lind- in circulation to the amount of about BETTER ”(SET FOR MILBROOK UNIONS PARADE AS A PROTEST DD., G.M., Bro. Alex Fzsher, oc- cupied the chair and performed his duties most cred-tably and at. a meegzing held after the lodge of in- struction Bros. Thos. Stewart, and WJW. Staples, of town, and Rev. Camber. Dixon Jewett, and Mr. Thompson, of Cannington gave ex- cellent addresses. ination of five dollars are somewhere (Special to the Post.) New York, March 28.-â€"The funeral of the unidentified victims of Satur- day’s fire will, on Thursday, be made the occasion for a big parade of labor Unionists as a protest against the laxity in the enforcem'ent of laws re- garding bailing operations. _ The death list is still 145. C. P. R BRAKEMAN MEETS DEATH say could claim the proud distinc- tion of being one of the three best lodges in the Dominion and- were able to put on them work in a manner that could not be surpas- sad. (Special to the Post.) Ottawa, Mairch 27.â€"Counterfeit bills of the Bank of Montreal cf the denom if WERMSrJI‘WO months on approved notes, bearing interest at rate of 6 per cent per annum for all sum over $20. Under twenty cash. SALE APRIL 8 EXTENSIVE SPRING SALE OF HORSES. 30 First-class workers and drivers. 2 Extra good delivery bases. 2 Pair HeaVy Workers, cheap. 1 Grey gelding, first-class roadster. Grey gelding, extra good defivery. High-class wagbn mare, 6-year-old. Grey geldings, well matched workâ€" Napâ€"H chattels. 1 Bay filly, 2 past, heavy. 4 Team, right from lumber camp 1 General purpose team. 1350 each. 30 Workers, all prices, to suit. 29 Horses sold last Saturday. no ref turns. 1 Handsome Chestnut mate, 4 New buggies. Smonths' credit. 6 Sett single harness. new. ‘ 12 Fancy spring woollen rugs. 2 Dozen old Halters. any price. g Doz. rubber lap rugs, any priee. 1 Second-hand buggy, got to go. 1 Second-hand single harness, any price. 1 Horse, buggy and harness, under chattel. Got to be sold for whatever it brings. No reserve DON’T MISS THE BIG SPRING SALE. HORSES, ALL CLASSES, WORKERS, DRIVERS, etc. «Special to The Post) Brisbine, Australia, March 28.â€"One hundred and thirtyâ€"eight persons are believed to be lost with the steamer Yangala, whose cargo is being washed ashore toâ€"day. INFORMER GAVE . STRONG EVIDENCE . (Special to The Post) Viterbo, March 23.41113: the actuul murder of Cuocolo was done by Gen- naro Di Marines and five companions was the statement .0! Abatemggio tbs mower. at the Canonist trial to- day. His evidence was inter-tuned by; screams of denial from prisoners. who has been in the photo business for the past twelve years. has given entire satisfaction In :11! previous customers. SUPERIOR In the future we will he in a position to do much superior work, as we have engaged Mr. Henderson of Hamilton, one of the best. photo- graphers in the province. Photography éfiflMESEEKERS’ Manitoha, Specid Thins luv. T“ 2.00 9... on [PHIL 4. 18 “Y 1. 1!. n JUIE 13, 27 JULY 11. 25 we. 3. a 8m. 5. 1! Smaddn-fidflhmOflnfioflhbpdndpd Manna-nu LOW ROU N D-TRI P RATES \Z’innipegmdremm33300: hwwremn 54!..00 udmahexpcnu hm. Ticket: goodmrmwixhnwdnnfnnuiudue. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS on nflexcurdom. 00:3!“thde with bedding. mbemmdundahtmw . load apt. Earty application must be mule ASK FOR HOUESIEKII" PAI'HLET containing mindful!” Apply Io ”€23. MgbRLw ers. Span drivers well matched. Heavy bay gelding, 1400 tbs. Grey gelding, under Lean note. Horse to be sold high dollar un jet MISS MORTON . A. FANNING REPORTED LOST EXCURSIONS PAGE 7 Alum