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‘11) €35 8 to P over I, to nheld ItOWn‘ “in!“ that. not Lt“. JAMES LOW, Manager. The Office Hours 9 am- to S P- THE VICTORIA LOAN and SAVINGS COMPANY The Bank of Montreal has closed another prosperous year, arm has auueu another Sr,ooo,ooo to its Reserve Account. Itcfl'ers to its customers the facilities of a. grant Bank, Wilh world wide meetions, the safety and security of us great capital and reserve, and the experience of its long and successful history. . These few features should appeal with force to the business man. and the Sm'ngs Bank Depositor. Swings Department At every Branch. '. Ofice Hoursâ€" H o B. BLAGK, 10 to 3 O’clock, IANAGER LINDSAY BRANCH. Saturdays, 10 to 1 o’clock. fin AND VICTORIA COUNTY BANKING HOUSES LINDSAY BRANCH. ' " Western Bank of Canada THE SWDARD BANK l 1 WALKER, Presiaent HEX. LAIRD, General Manager “Mend by Act of Parliament 1882. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT D°P°$it5 of $1 and upwards are received and interest allowed at current rates, and is paid four times a year. Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons, withdrawals to be made by any one of the number or by the survivor. 113 “’5 Bank, with its 123 branches and a?“ in Canada, United States and Britain, is in a. position 1:01:1th Exmmrement in the line 0! legit:- POST. L INDSAY, FRIDAY , 140% BR 27 «z “BEKLY A m: 'I-Mvu‘vuv w my â€"__ _ ng. 83Wing's Department. . bit: 01 $1.80 and upwards gauged. '.hinteres willbepa-i 01:0 . ' Md (our times 21. year, 31'. the Inghest “It me from am or deposit to dz! W‘Wnnl, Branches throughout Canada. Lsamom’sun. Manager f age and strength. It has a record behind it f 5 years of sound and sumful businas. and is strong 0 3 urces and banking expenence. in r60 A --:_ LL- ‘-_-. -«mh¢- A: «mag-If is a Bank 0 If you have no: ya .3 a start today by “k . ”W'KSW )1} “av..-" We invite you to join the large number of prudent. succefiful people who have found banking relations with it both agreeable and profitable. alleged on deposits 0‘ $1 Farmers’ Business LITTLE BRITAIN SAVINGS HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO I speem “mention in the line of or collecting nu- notes. ”W's Mo: thopurdam at doctors, at». Paid up capital ................. Reserve Fund 1873 interat for every day that your 111 : a time. In this my not a dollar omco Hours, 9 am. to 4.30 p. m LINDSAY BRANCH F. I. More. 14.3“” smell 51.80 A: mom; lintomt allowed on the DAILY BALANCE on yearly deposit with the add tion that your money is being mortgage businessâ€"-the safest known. OF CANADA ESTABLISHED 1817. . FLAVEI-I-E. PR ES- BANK DEPARTMENT. mm 1.95 and in the United States and England NEWTON SMALE, Assistant. Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000 Reserve Fund, - 5,000,000 V V...-â€" __- who inténd Building. Our factory has been rebuilt and eqni- ped with modern, upâ€"toâ€"date wood-work purposes. | We manufacture Doors, Sash, Frames, Base, Casings, Mouldings and Inside and Outside Trimmings, all kiln dried. We are the sols manufacturers of Painted and Gained Lumber In the prov- n00- Parties havmg theit own lumber can have it dressed and mstched on short notice. A“ mods munfugm'ed by ourselves mu} b3 .3 represented. Office and Mâ€"E'dt side Wellington.“ bridge. Phone 41. KENNEDY 8s DAVIS MILLING CO. Ltd. ANNOUMEMENI your money remains on deposit, no Ldollar ls ever do. No delays in To Contractor}; 31nd Parties 1131â€"- fiomp‘tnm ‘ faction. . MORSON. Managfl Miauager Lindsay Branch. ESTABLISHED 1861 . MoGII-l-y $28,400,000 being used in a safest investment added satisfac- i w On motion of Messrs. Hopkins and all-I" Howkins the chairman of the stand- isay Branch. inh committee on county property ‘was granted an allowance of $50. i LICENSE COLLECTION. l ,EAL The resolution of Mr. Hawkins re recommending committee to grant county constables a percentage in the collection of county licenses was M ; next considered. M I Mr. Hawkins said complaints were _’ ’made regarding peddlers and hue]:- ”o sters going through the county. In Lorneville recently there were five and has added peddlers there in one day. The con- stable’s attention was drawn to the matter but he took no action, claim- lh world wide in: that there was nothing in it for 1 .IA COUNTY COUNCIL (.Continued from page 10) library. and would be there for all time. It was an absolute necessity The fact that the law association paid tor the telephone in the judges' chambers was also cited. The speaker felt that the council should not only restore the grant, but increase it. The law association was only too well pleased to allow the conneil to use their quarters, and was also pleased that a friendly relation ex- isted between the two bodies. Mr. T. Stewart said that the coun« cil readily gave grants to other lib- raries ‘in the county. and none was more deserving than the law library. The council should not only give a grant. but also pay for telephone. The library is for the use 0! the ol- ficials o! the county and the judges Mr. R. J. McLaughlin, K.C.. said books were not in the library con- taining the facts desired. a search was made in Toronto, which necessi- tated expense. There was no pur- pose it was needed more for than the investigation of municipal law. The council had the full privilege of the library. of the high His Honor Judge mcnuu not wish to impose his own ic‘ strongly. The library was a. a.-.â€" not wish to impose his own ideas too strongly. The library was a county one, and the council should feel proud of it and support it. Mr. McDiarmid also spoke briefly, and urged upon the council the nec- essity 0! making the grant. The chairmanâ€"I assure you, gon- tleman. the matter will receive ‘ our very serious consideration when tak- en up by the committee. The deputation then withdrew. In connection with this matter. Messrs. Campbell and Eyres moved Lindsay Law Library. GRANTS. On motion of Messrs. Fielding and Young the warden was granted an allowance of $200. Mr. McNeillieâ€"It the constable proâ€" secutes he will get practically hall of the fine. Mr. Jordan cited an instance at North Star, where the pedlars were going through the county doing as they pleased. The public interests should be protected. Mr. McNeillieâ€"The law gives a con- stable the power to arrest him. Several of the councillors referred at length to this matter, and Mr.‘ Jordan's motion carried, which re? commended that the clause passed in connection with licenses in. June, 1907, ehould not prevent an oflicial's discretion in the matter, and that county constables be notified. WHO PAYS THE PIPER ? An account was read from the Lindsay Sanitorium amounting to the sum of $12.50, re the mainten- ance for five weeks of an unfortun- unfortunate woman who workbd in a hotel, and was about to be confined. Mr. Eyres said the case should re- ceive humane treatment, and all con- cerned should try and elect a settle- ment. He felt the town would be prepared to bear its share of the cost. After considerable discussion and the introducing of amendments to the amendment the amendment was vot- aa m and lost. and the motion car- ed on and lost, tied. A statement of account in connec- tion with the agricultural classes at the collegiate institute was read, and showed an expenditure of $4,783, which was within $100 of the amount mud by the county council for '1}: F: H. Reed in addressing the ooundl referred to the excellent sup- port given the work in this county, granted by 1 £1113 purpose. AGRICULTURAL CLASSAJS . iovwm SESSION. Judge McMillan did and In a. growing. active cum: u:- wu- ot which the body is composed m be- lnt worn outâ€"4nd Nplwed â€" very rapidly. This dead tissue must to gotten rid of.aomehow. and the da- sétis that the eliminating armsâ€"- the Bowels. Kidneys nnd Skinâ€"Ina; not do their work well enough. Then the blood becomes wlwnod- and tho child does _not thrive. 7“ nu- Inch”..fl' .f’. cnua aoee no; u..."- Nothing has such en invitoflunt OI!- tect on these organs a ripe trait juices. Apple Juice Increases the u:- tion or the kidneys: other fruit 1°16“ stimulate the liver to secrete more bile. end bile produces euy end recto ler movements of the bowels; Other! stir up the slend- er the skin to throw oi! more waste menar- The difficulty in the: to get the“ .«mtn I: met deel of fr}!!! quilt b: GIVE THE BHlLUBEN PLENTY 0F FHUI‘J and thanked the council for the same. In regard to the future he felt con- fident that still greater progreus would be made. He was giving up the work in this county. not because he had no faith in its success, but be- cause of the fact that he was going to a larger field, and was receiving a larger salary. He paid a warm tri- bute to his probable successor. whom he characterized as a thoroughly com- petent man. Mr. McKenzie. in a. briei address. asked for the some support and kind- ness that had been extended to Mr. Reed during his residence in the county. The chairman reierred to the suc- cess of the work carried on by Mr. Reed, and stated that he had always given it his most hearty support. it the government had done nothing else than make make appointments of this nature. they were deserving 0! all credit. The work was eminently successful in Victoria county, and in closing the speaker referred in up- preciative terms to the system oi drainage carried out by Mr. Reed at the house of refuge. Mr. Reed next spoke on the drain- age location and the work that had been done in connection therewith. When completed it will make a stumpy field into one of the best fields on the farm. There was a dif- ference, he said, between the estimate of grant and the expenditure. They did not build a tool house, as con- templated, or purchase tools. More land would be required in the future for experimean work. On motion of Mr. Mitchell, the account in connec- tion with the agricultural classes was ordered to be paid. Mr. Graham said it was with mingled sentiments of sorrow and re- gret that he rose to move a vote of thanks to Mr. Reed for his valuable services to the county during his two years’ residence mere. Mr. Perkin in secondfng the motion referred to the cheerfnlness which at all times actuated Mr. Reed in the performance of his duties, and he looked forward with pleasurable au- ticipation to his success in the fu- ture. _-_--., The resolution mously. “vowâ€"J . The following clause in the war- den's address was next reierred to. and a by-lnw introduced :â€" “In the light of recent proceedings in the division court some amend- ment of the rules and regulations of the house of refuge appears to be desirable, and n bylaw tor the pur- pose has been drafted for submission to you." The following clause was next con- sidered :â€" -- - 77â€"h. -..1_ “At the meeting of the 'county sel- ectors of jurors held in September. the request 01 the members of the Lindsay Law Associatlon that the re- solution whlch provides for holding only two jury courts in the year Mlllmflll EHEMIST TEllS [If PATENT MEfllflIHES A graduate in organic chemistry, who has made a study of many of the best-known patent medicine: on the market, states that many have virtue, but as a rule people have ”.0 pay for a lot of unnecessary" expense. The following is the recipe of a well- known secret preparation, and is known by authority to be one at the best stomach and liver tonics. It is prescribed by many of the best physicians. This mixture cures constipation and biliousness. The recipe :â€" Fluid Entract‘Cascara....... )4 oz. 1 (IL mm It Help. to 'I'KIVCS ua-v v ‘-v w _--_ the dimer-em fruit jute”. m the eliminating omn- to operly. curing Constipation. ; the system. and keeping tho plump and rosy. 256. (or war. 60c. for regular Iboâ€".0 - kAAAA Kup Thorn Wall. active child 3b. 091}! carried unani- was considered. Following your in- structions the county treasurer and myself opposed the grunting of the request, and in doing so brought to the attention of the board the docu- ments which were submitted to the Honorable the Attorneyâ€"General o! the Province in opposition to any snort that might be made to have the Jurors’ Act so amended as to de- prive counties 0! the power to limit the number of such courts. The re- quest oi the Law Association was not entertained." On motion of We. Michael nnd Hawkins. the action 0! the county tmsnrer and warden was commend- The action 0! the township of Feu- elonretbeclodnzandopenin‘npd curtain row in cut munMPOmYo wu ratified by the count! council. A mutant 0! the expenses in con- motion with the qumntine of small- £6: patients in the town 0! many during 1908. amounting tp 8788.62, able to 40 per cent.. and on motion of Roasts. Jordan and Young, its payment was ordered amounting to $313.45. An account of a similar nature from Somerville township amounting to 8207.79 was also ordered to be paid, on motion of Messrs. Fielding and Michael. A communication wu received irom county solicitors regarding authority of justices of the peace in the county undnlsoinregardtonneeimpoeed. It will be published in minutes for the guidance of future councils. From the clerk at the county oi Simooe asking opinion of council to petition for legislation (or permission to nuke went in rural runni- dpojitiee once in three years; ulno extension oi time tor the return 0! the roll until June. end for the holding of the court of revision en 'worst hold-ups we have. "Oman m- not able to drive along highways for Ifear of encountering the machinesm They stop for nothing. * Mr. Farm moved that the council co-operate. It was seconded by Mr. Fielding and carried. i From semtary oi iruit growers' association extending thanks to coun- cil for assistanceâ€"Filed. 1 From Naval League, Toronto, re grantâ€"Filed. From secretary at Lindsey public library, thanking council for grant. â€"-Filed. ‘ i From police magistrate of Lindsay Ire committals to industrial school.â€" Filed. â€" - - ,, hx_-‘â€"Odn_ The chairman Mex-red to the am- eulty experienced in turn! municipal- ities in making Men: during the winter months. and suggested thet the work should be done in more la.- vorahle months. The law of course stated the rolls must be returned by 30th of April. pant! had applied to the county council and secured the privilege of making the assessment. They took the previous year's assessment to base their statute labor on. Mr. Howkinsâ€" I understand the work coat double and was done no better. Mr. Parkinâ€"His Honor Judge Har- ding. I believe, lound the anam- xnent roll in bad shape. The clerk had previously written the county clerk of Simooe endorsing suggestion, and his action was ap- From insurance brokers of New York, regarding insurance on county huildings.â€"Filed. ‘From Special committee â€" Messrs. Hawkins. Watson and Tiersâ€"re dona- tion of $40 in prison for at stock ‘From special committee â€" Messrs. Hawkins. Watson and Tiersâ€"r6 dona- tion of $40 in prises tor (at stock show. Action of committee was ap- proved. From secretary of conference 0! held next week. The warden. county clerk and mute:- nnd Mr. Tiers will attend. Mrs. F. Watson. district president women's institute of Victoria county. asked for grant to extend work of the organizationâ€"Filed. From the clerk of the unit ties of Northumbetlnnd and nsking council to mint in legislation regulating med mobiles. and also to make 1 to operate them on Sunday. From Sturgeon Point re discontin- ued action against town of Lindsay. The county was a party to said ac- tion, the costs in connection there- with being 812. The costs were set- tled on motion of Messrs. Byng and Tiers. From board 0! railway commission- ers re new station at Omemee vilw SWO! EXPENSES. COMMUNICATIONS l board of railway commission- new station at Omemee vil- Grimnâ€"Omemee. is dissatisfied treatment received. The coun- I not notified of the sitting and that o! the board 0! ttede 0“- A.“ with the MOD. aâ€"This is one o! the me we have. Women are drive along highways for mam-1n: the machines. statod that his munici- ‘â€"Filed. : o! the united coun- m‘land and Durham. to assist in securing mug speed 0! “‘0‘ n to make it illegal the county [armors' institute and wo- ENROLL NOW m" mat“ __ for Win“: Termâ€"no hem: fine: . Judge's charges (to: sale) ".0 5.00 Two charges in Industrial Sch. 32.50 Victoria Industrial School ...... 15.43 find Lake Bridge Norton! Com- mittee ............................. :9 $5 Bobceygeon bridge committee 18 90 R Unduy ........................ 4 00 W R. Cavmgh ................... 5 00 Charity ......... Special bridge committee ... . County Solicitors ................ 12.80 County Solicitors ............ 44.57 ty council was held Sutuxduy morn- ing with the Warden presiding. The minutes of the previous meet:- inz were approved as read. A bylaw re openins and “m °‘ roads in Fenchm towmlip W“ “3' aid/cred in Wee of the Whole. and was am “‘1 ”ded‘ A An, an read. IMPORTANT PETITION A petition to be forwarded to the minister of public works re assistance in building Emily creek budge was dealt with in committee of tne whole the county was also considered and was ordered to be signed and for- warded to the Dominion government on motion of Messrs Byng andGmnt A petition was also presenueu w. pxaentation to the Iegislature re- gardmg an amem‘l‘lnent to bylaw re- gal-ling the speed and! operation of moto: vehicles on the public high- , ALAI- mo‘o: vehicles on the public ways one [urt-‘her petitioning that ouch vehicles be prohibited from op- erating on Sundays and at least one other day in the year. The petition was ordered to be signed and forwar- ded to the provincial government. SERV ICES RECOGNIZED Before the council adjourned Mr. vWaLaon took the 0M! and. Alli. Hor- dan moved- : hearty vote of thanks to Warden Mason for the able man- or in Which he performed the flu- tieo connected with Wt office. He {cit it was only the “II proper that the council should nuke manifestj ‘theu- gratitude for the courtesy and: ability displayed by the wax-den. He "gutted that be M decided I50 withdrew from the council end bop“ ed mt he wounreoonoiden his in- tention and rem“! 111m thot bub. 'nle opelker in referring to air. [Wat- son “,1 mt he felt he W“ on]: _-c-2.... O‘o.‘ ..n’Limenh of ,the man. volciug the sexitimenta 0! fine Incin- beu when the expressed his regret 1!: the departure of Mr. Watson Irons the county. mm county was '10:- Surprise Soap BYLAWS 81:61~ ACCOUNTS. "Child 5 Play% Wash Day" ole: :poeisl adnntugou s not ohm elsewhere. British American Business College 1... c. A. um rm was Ontario county's gain. Mr. Taylor Parkin in a «brief speed! concurred in the remarks of Ir. Jordan. and. the chairman in aiding this tribute of praise to the Wurden also thanked the mover of the resolu- ton fcr Cm kmd references to him: self. . aprufiated kind words. The: were a source of strength to him during the year. He believed all were a credit to we municipalities the: reg- rI-sentcd- He hoped to see some at them filling the warden's chair in: the future- - r ; COUNTY COUNCIL NO‘EIB Reeve Griffin of Onemee would 1:5,. +n Mvn 'md 8 resolution from Framed pictures or hx-reeve u..."â€" er and Parkin win adorn the will. of the county bouncil chambe: at an early ante. ‘ ‘ AA - mv like to have m 8 resouluw lAv-nn the county council in reference to at his “We. ”Named niotures of Ex-reeVe mv- Our usual winter assortment is to hand. They are made of felt and lined with the finest Chamois skins. Can be had both for gentlemen or ladies and in different sizes of several colors. Just the same class of goods as is usually sold for $2.50. These can be had at prices from $1.50 up Call; u.-- med on m The Post. was into that there. will be quite 1 Me in! 1 next year. Beevas the county connci Fenelon, Hapflm. of e decided to retire all there are also several wihnjnvc not: vet made up their mind: regarding Insurance If you would prolong your lite, save doctor bills and en- joy a greater amount of com- fort and happiness, procure a bheir internm- Hosanna I their real Mr. Warden. in replying mmmummw Peat?1e DUNOON 'S CASTQBIA CHAMOIS VEST DRUG STORE. ideal citizen and their 108‘ um â€" AT -â€" PAGE E}. were a.