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When the sewers of the bodyâ€"bowels. kidneys and skin ducts-get clogged up, the blood quickly becomes impure and frequently sores break out over the body. The way to heal them, as Mr. Richard Wilson. who lives gear_London, Ont, Wouldn’t You ? If you required glasses or had any trouble with your eyes, wouldn’t you rather go to a. specialist in Optical “Tm-k who is endorsed by the leading medical men ? Here is where we meet. and get results desired. Tin> price n‘.’ such exgellentv optical service is very moderate. n! “‘5; “For some time I had been in a low, depressed condition. My appetite left me and I soon began to suffer from indi- gestion. Quite a number of small sores and blotches formed all over my skin. I tried medicine for the blood and used many kinds of ointments, but withom sat'sfactory resuhs. What was Wanted was a thorough cleansing of the blood, and I looked about in vain for some medi- cine that would accomplish this. At last Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills were brought to my notice, and they an one of the most wonderful medicines I have ever known. Hy blood was puri- fiedintveqshoflfime,mhealodnp, my indigestion vanished. They always have a place in toy home and are looked EYEBIGHT SPECIALIST. I) Kentat. (Over Neill’s Shoe Store) Dr.Morse’s Indian Root Pills floalod Mr. Wilson’s Sores Examination Free. - Eye glasses re mired BroKen lenses rvplaced. Din-fiends Inaian R003 Pi 50 the system thoroume- deems at 25¢ a box Office open Saturday Pvenings Ither evenings lay appointment. OOOOOOOOOOQOOOODQ .0‘.‘ co000000000000000000.00:0:ooo080‘0003000000:0$0 0 k S lattention to diseases Nose, Throat and Chest 1'.RICH; MD" Member of the WROyM wilege of Surgeons. London. England. Special attention to burgery and dis- eases of wmnen and children Lindsay Marble Works {5 em ()1 w¢ "112;! uuu cuuul'cu 'f "oofloo' 03:00. ”0:00 00:” ’ 00:”. .ofioo oo’o’oozol’s u’ n... a; 166 BROOK ST., PETERBORO Will visit BENSON HOUSE. LIND SAY, cry 1st. and 3rd Wednesday c tbemonth from 2p. m to 6 pm of on: it bions igEye. Ear. Nmoom Cambridge-st. North of Fire Hall For all kmds of Granite and Marole monuments. Get, prices and see de signs Dr. T. P. Mccullough PUBlflEB H13 BLUE!) Real Estate Bought and Sold and Fire Insurance Effected. ~ . B. ANNIS mm, D. M ATCHLESS 91 Kentrst. All business strictly confidential and charges low, as 100 all my Call and see my special Gents I7 Jeweled American Watches selected for durabihty and val- ue, in pickle and 20 year gold filled cages. A dependable watch at a now price. 1wn writings. We have on sale 144 bottles of this excejlem. Silver Polish. It deans your sih'erware without, dust. giving it the same bright finish it, first had. The price 101- this article at our star? is only 200, it, costs yen: 25c elsewhere. The Popular Jewellery Store PAGE 6 l. Whitesmith W. F. McCARTY Watches “LEI - MANILLA SILVER POLISH McALPINE '. H. KIDD on Mortgageg â€"thc blood. He ’9 Prop. ‘mno 88 Lenses ECLOSING 0F CAROLINE ST. BY c P. R. r ‘s 18 APPROVED 0F BY TOWN COOOCPL4 . Mr. Roenlgk was called upon to make a statement, and he said that a number of the instruments belong ed to the members, and others were the property of the citizens, although they were bought by the hand. Ten dollars a month rental was paid for the hall, and it was necessary to have private quarters, as it would be unsafe to leave music, instruments, etc., in a public hall. The expenses Lfor heat and light amounted to about $20 and Mr. Roenigk's salary was $400. In excess of what the town gives the citizens made up from $200 to $300 by subscriptions. In reply to a question from the Mayor Mr. Roenigk said it was im- possible to give a concert or two in the winter. The members of the band were paid nothing for playing in the park and the band made nothing in playing on engagements, etc. Before Hr. Roenigk was appointed Mr. Gray was hand master at a salary of $500 a year. The Council ran the band and it cost the town $800 and then it bad no band. Barrie had been without a band, and now the Council of that town was asked to give a grant of $700. What the local band got in January went into the Treasury. Ex-Mayor James Begg- said when he was in the Council he always endeav- oured to economize but, in connection with grant to the band. He felt that it was money well spent. In fact, he felt th" organization was deserving of more liberal assistance, and he urged the present Council to grant the request made by the band, and vote them the grant. ' Mr. Richard Sylvester also .urged the speedy vote of the grant as a number of new players were anxious to secure positions, and the band would be able to proceed more satis- 1actorily if the grant were made. The measure of what we love and admire is the measure of your own worth. The question will be dealt with by the Finance Committee - Regarding the band concerts in the winter, it was impossible to get a hall suitable for this purpose. Mr. Roenigk said. on the town roll. the result being that arrears of taxes to the said am- ount with interest are charged agâ€" ainst him in the land book. He exâ€" pects us to write these taxes ofl, as he deems the evidence sufficient to prevent his paying such taxes asec- 0nd time. I Sold by all medicine dealers or by ’mail, pcsf paid, at ‘50 cents a box or ‘ six boxes for: $2.50 from the Dr. Wilâ€" .liams, Medicine 00., ,Brockville, Ont. It -was referred to the Finance Com- mittee. New Strength In the Spring Nature needs aid in making new heal- th Giving Blood In the spring the systEm nees ton- ing up. To be healthy and strong you must have new blood, just as the trees must have new sap to reâ€" new their vitality. Nature demands it and without this new blood, you will feel weak and languidâ€"won may have twinges of rheumatism or the sharp stabbing pains of neuralgia, Often there are disfiguring pimples or eruptions on the skin. In other cases there is merely a feeling of tiredness, and a variable appetite. Any of these are signs that the blood is out of orderâ€"that the indoor life of winter has lessened your vitality. What is needed to put you right is a tonic, and in all the world of medicine there is no tonic can equal Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. These pills actually make new, rich, red bloodâ€"your greatest need in the spring. This new blood drives out disease, cleans the skin, and makes weak, easily tired men. women and children bright, active and strong. You can prove this by your neighbors, for there is not a nook or corner in this great 'land, where some weak, ailing man or wo- few years ago I was run down, lan- quid and depressed. and tel? as though I was only fitted for life's scrap heap A friend who had great faith in Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills gave me a box. Before they were all used I felt some better, and thus encouraged got a. further supply, and it was not amny weeks until I was again enjoying my former good health. I think Dr. Wil- liams’ Pink Pills a boon to eve’ry weak person.” man has not been made well and strong by this great medicine. Mr. H Wilson, Stonewall, Man, says: “ A O+WFO+C+O+O+O+C+7‘ ‘ + + ,j‘ E CLEARING AI PRICES TO SUIT EACH LADIES‘ PL’ISE SOME ARE SAMPLES YOU BUY rHEM AT wholesale PRICES '.' D NEW DIRECTORS WERE APPOINTED At last night,s Council meeting Messrs. John Carew and James Begg oi the Lindsay Central Fair, appear~ ed before the Council in reference to the Directors appointed by the Coun- cil at a recent session to represent that body on the directorate. Mr- Carew pointed out that Mr. B. L. McLean had been dropped. and as he was a. most successfpl and hard working member of the directorate he would like to see him appointed. The Council had recently appointed Messrs. Horn, Lewis and Clarke, and after this request was made Messrs. Lewis and Horn resigned. Mr. McCrae said he was opposed to accepting a man who was turned down by the Agficultural Society. He would not accept their leavings. Mr. Dobson~Why did Mr. Horn re- sign. . Mr. McCraeâ€"Because he was kicked out, On motion of Messrs, McClory and Smale, Mr. Geo. H. Simpson was ap- pointed a direction. On motion of Messrs. Clarke and Dobson Mr. B. L. McLean was ap- pointed the second director. D. Eagleson's Account At last night’s Council meeting Mr D. Eagleson, auditor, presented the following account : To balancing gen- eral ledger and other services in con- nection with special audit, $131.25. Balance of 1910 5319.”. $41-74- Total $172.99. The account was referred to the Finance Committee. "The Coronation of King George.” is the-title of a. beautifully gotten up and superbly illustrated booklet issued by the C.P.R. steamship lin- es. The cover is of dark brown photo paper, with the British coat of arms embossed thereon. The core nation ceremony, from the first preparations to the last is outlin- ed in g very entertaining and con- cise manner. Beautiful photogravurâ€" es of the King, the Queen, West- minster Abbey and others adorn this {work of art which is indeed a credit to the Canadian Pacific Rail- way. ' ' ' ‘ I , .1: ., :,,.. ‘u-i.l_i \ 0 WWW<’W.+ c wc+c+: +<:+:+' 4» . o.» THE LINDSAY mg: Work M An I I ‘ Mr. Chas. Meehan, one of Lindsay's :best known and most popular young 'men, was the recipient of a pleasing 3presentation on Saturday by the Eemployees of Boxall Matthie s, {where he has been employed for the ipast seven years. Mr. Meehan was fpresented with a beautiful Signet :ring and the following address : :To Mr. Chas. Meehan: IMR. F. H. KIDD l I i APPOINTED AUDITOR CHAS. MEEHAN Dear Sinâ€"It is with feelings of regret that we are met toâ€"day to say good-bye. You have been among us al- most seven years. During all those years it has been a pleasure to look into your kind and genial face. and I am sure that I am voicing the wish of every member of our staff when I wish you God speed. You will no doubt make many friends in your new home. Th’s one thing I can assure you that the warmer hearts are those that you leave behind. We would ask you to accept this Signet ring as a slight token of our esteem and friendship. Silk Blouses Plain and fancy checks, 3 very large selection of styles to (:ho’ose from, all very nearly made; some have long sleeves, others short Kimona sleeve. Mr. Meehan intends leaving for the Saskatoon in about two weeks. and his host of friends unite in wishing him every success in the west. He is I a young man of splendid character, a and his departure is regretted. ' Crepe:Blouses New Serpentine’Cripe Blouses, nicely made; them are lovely and cool 1 48 summer blouses; reg. $2.25. Sale... - White Waists At last night’s counc1l meeting Mr F. H. Kidd was appointed town auditor at a salary. of $300, per year. There were three applicat- ions read.â€"one from Mr. Rutherford Williamson, from Mr.'F. H. Kidd, and Geo. O. Manson 00., Toronto. Messrs McCldry and McCrae moved position. Mr. Smale proposed Mr. Ruther- ford Wzlliamson, .but he received no seconder. In nommating Mr. .Wil- ,iamson, Mr.‘ Smale said he felt it would be in tne best interests of the town to appoint Mr. William- son for a. year at least. He had just completed a. most :thoroiugh and it of the towns' accounts, and had revealed a. most serrous condition of affairs. He shouldutherefore, he Tailored and Fancy Blouses. stripes and p‘ain; an extra choice variety to choo$e from, at ........................... 1 ~25 Regular price. $6.00 Sale ......... Regular price, $5.50 Sale ......... Regular price, $3.75- Slle ......... Blouses Mr. Kidd be appointed to th'e WAKEL Y5 GOING WESTi felt, follow this work up by being appointed auditor, as he was 1n‘ a splendid position to give most efâ€" ?ective and satisfactory servicen .Mr. McCrae said he was opposed to gong outside of town for a. man and believed in giving alocal applicant the position. If Mr. Wil- liamscn had succeeded in gettlng the flow-0's affairs m good shape it ought to be no trouble to have the audxtor's work attended to in the future. . : : fl A bylaw was afterwards passed an point‘ng .Mr. Kidd auditor at a sal- ary of $300. Md. Dobson did not like the mg of boosting silence but it‘was paint ed out that an auditor could not be expected to give good service at a. salaty of $250. It required an enohmous amount of hard work. London Brokers Write K. N. Macfoe and ‘00., brokers of London, Eng., wrote the tOWn coun cilto the eit’ct that they had ap- pointed-Messrs Alex Macfee and Co. Montreal, to represent them ,in Can ada, and would be 013leng ii counâ€" cil would send them early notice of any new issues of bonds which the municipality is making. I. E. Weldon wrote the Council on Monday on behalf of Mr. B. A. Wood. who had his cutter damaged March 17th by strking a log while he was proceeding west on Kentâ€"st... and as he crossed the track on the G.T.R, running north and south on Vic- toria. avenue. Referred to Finance Committee. $3.98 $3.48 $2.48 Children Cry run FLETCHER’S CASTORIA Children Gry run uncuen's CASI.ORIA BE SURE TO SEE OUR HOMEMADE BUCGEES STRONG AND STYLiSHâ€"â€"â€"- Several Second-hand Buggies For Sale Cheap His Cutter Charming Summer Blouse of 13:3 :3», latest style. Knowing you will want to :3- clude one in your Spring wardrobe. we are offering you these at wholesale pr‘ces Regular price, $4 50. Sale 7 $2.98 Regular price. 53,50. Sale V $2.48 Regular price, $5.00. Sale ..... . $3.98 Fancv Silk, 27 inches wide. a: silk for lovely cool summer dre separate waists, colors of sky. wh- old rose, Alice blue, and navy. 1; colors. Very special for 35¢ yard. Black Taffeta Silk Two extra specials, ful} 36 inches an elegant silk for dresses, and win no; Be sure and ask to see these, 85c and q- damaged March rg while he was Kent~st., and as : on the G.T.R. 1d south on Vic- ies’ Net Blouses LINDSAY. FRIDA Y. A! ’Yil limit when HOMESEEKERS’ (ll- 3:11.182 28 3433;43 satâ€"mo «adds ‘39:“: udmaaa 36rd >3 3 J ag 31.8aaluhtjjuhiam TRUE TO LEE Should nut Bv our np-tnâ€"datv can furnish you with . you will be pleased to friends. 'réunIS'r SLEEPING smutâ€" viaâ€"â€" LOW ROU N D-TR l P RATES I VVIII‘ U -â€"â€"â€"- admin... wwwf.’ “Wally-Maw!“ loo-lulu- 'MWWmMNM _-_-nlfi fl.“ '0' Ho-I3KCKIKC' FRI‘ Adv-wag. EQNRLW T._m "'"DIFJAEL. 1....» 0st om mm L!!! no ML unit?!“ an let d not den-ac pearance lml EXCURSIONS laziness an be reiuses rich widow TO . pal Pm!" U éAns 33'