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the 138 The Dominion Alliance is organized L051 {or the purpose of suppressing the li- A\“~râ€"'â€"-â€"J - Equor traffic. All people do not see LET-On the 19th ’ October, be- ‘alike on this questionâ€"all good peo- 52mm Littlé 3:138“, and Lind- ,ple do not see alike on the question. final: of coon nuggets. Finder 5A great many people do a lot of fool- ”? return to W. H. Stevens. lish talking on this as on all other h02 lemma or to the Poetâ€"dz. _ questions. The speaker then dealt M . with that miracle, the story of which 1 is well known, when Ohrist made wine ”W’s Hill at the wedding feast. This is used as an argument by those in favor of li- censed sale of liquor, but the speaker Closed Down ishowed that it was a very weak one. He next referred to the point of ab- , " staining in order that some one with “165:“ 2.:Jm2er and closed on weaker will power might not be temp- sag“ ‘59 win»: after a mostted to do something which he should ””5 “1- not do. j i “fart“; m“ 3'; it about We all rejoice that Jesus Christ befoamturned ,;t more mater- was a carpenter, as He seems more 13‘2“? 3911-11: year. This like oneof ourselves, but who can “4"" {act that a conceive of Him being engaged in the 17.719211 timber was liquor business? "‘~ (:31 "‘7 :3" Tr’TC'DtO COD‘ Those who still think thata glass in ‘zmiidinz the of wine has any medicinal value are 'r ,1 . . . 1 P.-.. Way. mnurant. Advanced medmal science m. 13 about 1our miles from " . For turthes particulars ap- ', tolooro 8: Jackson, Solicitors, r74. Mood dwelling L cuss m) LOT.â€"For sale in } m Virago ol anwood, block‘E hag-st" 4acres or good land, ipd frame house, stable and driving ii. Yo: further particulars apply 11M. Oakwood. .mtingafirst class larm. 32cc 516000.00, half cash, balance ”was. Posession this Fall. m:1'm.Thexton, Millbrook P.O, [08.4030 HABIT as gamma: exception the best m and improved farm in Gavan ”p and is abarg‘ain for any per CHER WANTEDâ€"For 8. 8. Ho. 4. Ops, duties to commence : 3509‘ “Md, 1+; acres hardwood ”wall cleared, and in a. 33. m ofcu‘m‘vation, haanevar ”mt-€23. is particularly (too from g mot (0111 weeds. 8011 clay I! 59 355 seeded down. '39.! FOR SALE~The west hall - a! 10H, con. 4, Penelon. There ““1 Mime Britain and Ind-‘ ”311‘ olcoou ianntlets. Finder Hum t0 W. 8. Stevens. WWW. or to the Poetâ€"dz. mar-A number or good sheep when shares. Apply to C. 3. it, Box 441 Lindsay Hmwtf Ufa floors and cement canar, bathâ€" ”dell modern conveniences. FARM FOR SALE .a idiom” 30W“ MARRIED T0 RENT WANTED lg house, framebarn ‘11 orchard and other SALES-In Gavan Town acres, ; mile from the oak. There json the : class, Bank barn, at; rgnxfi, NOVEMBER 10 injef'tinn's, f”. and a c akin: his his remedy for “pensive home my, Susâ€" . :0 Step} Hat. Rev. nu publicity “are gum-an ‘nmoves all ‘\ vegetable M «uluVW . The Conservatives of East Victoria date with hard-helda convention at Penelon Falls lowit tar. bath‘ on Wednesday to nominate a candi- Masc lveniuwes. date to contest the riding in the ap~ Omen MON preaching provincial elections. Bnnh y Oct Yonge ungue STRONG TEMPERANCE SERMON ON SUNDAY ‘ 5; BY DOMINION ALLIANCE REPRESENTATIVES a noted doctor who gave four ban- quets recently, but did not serve wine unless his guests preferred it, with the result that only one or two out of the dozen at each banquet took wine. Those who still think that a glass 'congregation the astounding fact that of wine has any medicinal value are n the drink bill of Ontario was 73 mil- ignorant. Advanced medical science lions, while the taxes were only 22 excludes it. It is doing so for good millions. and sound reasons. ' CAMBRIDGE-ST, CHURCH. Our bodies are organisms to fight disease. Alcohol causes paralysis of the minute cells which constitute our bodies, fora few minutes at first, but getting worse and worse as the use of alcohol continues. How can a man resist disease when every day he paralyzes the cells which go to make up his body ? The athlete realizes that he will be more fit for any kind of cbntest by abstaining. The business man realizes that his brain will be clearer by ab- staining. The speaker cited a case of He read the familiar story of ‘the Good Samaritan, applying it to the cause of temperance. The parable di~ rides people into three classes-rob- bers, passersby and helpers. I lay the charge of robbery at the door of the licensed liquor traflic. Despicable as are the “robbers.” the passersby are not without blame. It is our duty not to belong to the passersby, but to help. Some will say that both wine and an inn are mentioned in the parable, and isn't that what you are fighting against ? No, we are not figh- ting against the hotel-keeper or the hotel. and they realize that, but ag. ainst that corner of the hotel which makes hotel-keeping disreputable. Wine is no longer a neceésity as a me- dicine. This has been proven con- clusively by medical science. Yesterday at St. Andrew’s Presby-f terian Church the pulpit was occupied . by Rev. R. M. Hamilton at the morn- ing service in the interests of the Ontario branch of the Dominion Al- liance. Mr. Hamilton is an able spea- ker, and fearlessly approached his to- pic from all sides. } There was a large attendance of del- ‘egatee from all parts of the riding, and the proceedings were far from be- ‘ing harmonious. There was sstrong feeling among some of the delegates present that the nomination sham go to some one oth er than Dr. Mason, 90f Fenelon Fallss, who oas been representing the riding for some time past. Mr. John Carew, of Lindsay was mentioned as a gentle man who would proV'e a strong candi- The small waterwork Ridout-st., near Kent day as a result of the stream of water shotl set for over an hour b1 turned 03. C., assisted by other lected- by the committee era, the protest of the I: argued. 3 1116 ms: court proceedings to be itaken be shareholders of the Farmers Bank against the double liability de- mands o! the curator will be heard at Osgoode Hall about the middle of November, the time at which the Court of Appeal will have its next sitting. Through Mr. William Laidlaw K. C., assisted by other solicitors se- lected by the committee of sharehold- ers. the protest of the latter will be The first court Stand Pipe Burst of the frost and a ‘ shot up liken gey- honr before it was I‘Works standpipe heat-st. , burst to- Herons rn Falls 8. candiâ€" the ap~ at: of del- riding, from beâ€" among that the one oth Fallss. e riding date, and he, Omemee; I. E. Weldon, Lindsay; A. E. Bottum, Bobcaygeon; J. C Lowery, Highland Grovel Mr. Beatty in his address that the choice of the to- -gether with the {01- . lowing gentlemen were nominated-Dr j‘ Mason, Fenelon Falls; J. T. Beatty of ; R. Boate, Emily; C. A Jordan, Lindsay; ‘ F l ,1 '1 :1 claimed , convention ' shOuld be a resident of the riding. A11 ’ those nominated finally withdrew with the exception of Dr. Mason. whoi was re-nominated the candidate by ac- ' clamation . 4 i 1 s 1 . I am surprised at the number of men ’who condone profits made or; ques- 1 tionable enterprises. Business men are subject to a disease known as “com- mercial conscience,” Some one will ask what right we have to make peoâ€" ple abstain from the use of liquor be- cause some use it to excess. To be- gin with, the Dominion Alliance does 'not do that. 'Amunicipality is not a ’number of units with no relation one gto another. It is a social community. The majority rules. We are required to get a handsome majority, but the barrooms are going. More than half Iof Ontario is now under local option. Do not be loolisn to think that 10-1 cal option will stop drinking The liâ€" quor bill in Toronto. 3. city where 1i- censes are granted, and a well-govern, ed city, was five millions of dollars ; last year. The State of Maine. where W55 W1 '11 ab united in marriageto her sorrowing husband about ten years ago, who withalittle daughter, Ruth, is left to mourn her loss. Dcugug in law an u was The deceased lady was loved and es- prohibition is in force with twice the teemed by all who had the pleasure Of population, spent last year in liquor about one-ninth what Toronto did. Surely local option at its Worst is better than license at its best. The day is coming when prohibition will one of the planks in theplatform of one of the political parties of the Do- minion, and the people will be asked to vote on it. The party which ad- I opts it will win. “The bar-room would destroy the Church it it could; i The Church could destroy the bar- ing for the abolition of the bar are working on a solid foundation. At the close of the scriptural service Rev. Hamilton made a request ‘01-. money :son is from 150 to 200. He was timed to assist the Dominion Alliance in its battle against the bar. He told the rnnvrpmtinn the acfnnnflina (“he ”~04. her and her death vauaintance , is deeply deplored. THIS PLUCKER MADE A RECORD Yesterday-Mas Mr. D. Brown's busy day. He is working at the Poultry de- partment of Flavelles Ltd., and yes- ,. c d, luckin room if it would." When we are work ’terday made a new re or p g we .400 birds, for which he received 'sum 01 $12 which is a pretty the good day’s pay. Mr. Brown worked a couple of hours oi‘ertinl. The usual number of birds to be plucked by any one per- amd plucked a bird in 35 seconds which is “going some.” She Was speaking not as a represen- tative of the Lord’s Day Alliance, but for the Dominion Alliance, which is but afederated church fighting the bar. Why did Lindsay lose in the struggle some time ago? Tunre must have been cowards in the camp. But God is stronger than Satan and peo- At the close of the service Rev. Hamilton made a request for money to assist the Dominion Alliance in its battle against the bar. He told the congregation the astounding fact that CAMBRIDGE-ST. CHURCH. Mrs. HitChcox addressed a large congregation at the Cambridge street Methodist Church yesterday morning and by her earnest and interesting manner made her statements regard- ing the liquor traffic convincing and appealing. She was speaking not as a represen- tative of the Lord’s Day Alliance, but for the Dominion Alliance, which is but afederated church fighting the bar. Why did Lindsay lose in the struggle some time ago? There must have been cowards in the camp. But God is Strnfn‘opr +h.or Qn+nh nail nom- Was Damaged At last night's Council meeting an :account was read from Dr. Brereton, of Bethany, for cost of repairs to his auto, amounting to $4.80. The acciâ€" dent, the doctor states, was caused by the non-repairs to the street at the corner of Lindsay and King-sts. ,“This claim is without prejudice to imY right to claim iull damages sui- fered if bill is disputed." writes Dr. Brentonâ€"Referred to Finance Com- ,mittee. The people of Lindsay rejected IOCal‘ option, once, but it will come. 'I‘here' is coming atime when there will be no licensed bar from one end of our5 fair Dominica to the other. We have ‘ nothing against the hotel-keeper, hut we are fighting against the corner 01' the hotel which makes hotel-keeping I? disreputable. It is not possible to re-A formâ€"the barroorn must go. Q‘ijfll‘.‘ STOPS CfiUGWS EURES COLE-S, 4FAL$ THE '-'i-IRO§$T A, AL -6533. ’25 CENT-3 Ski/M3 Gm Considerable dissatisfaction was ex- pressed OVer the manner in which the convention was carried out. have proved for over half a century, in every quarter of the world, absolutely safe and most effective. For regulating the bowels, invigorating the kidneys and Dr. Morse’s‘ Indian Root Pills 25¢. a box everywhere. ,vv- 1 . , A lesson may be drawn from Isaiah, 1!] “Take up the stumbling block out of the gthe way of the people." God is lead- iing on the battle and He neVer loses. fife :This question should be brought into :, ltbe church because legalized liquor jtrafiic is the greatest stumbling 'block of modern times.- m barroom 27 :is always tearing down and not up- ‘building. We should lift the curse 'from the Way of the. coming genera- }tion for the liquor traffic cannot be legalized without sin. God says ab- lhor that which is evil. and certainly 03:. the bar-room is evil All the evangel- , ‘tcal churches have put on record that: OR} A Fliquor is contrary to the will of God, ‘ iand Christianity. In Quebec the Ca- .‘tholic Church has made ' even greater ‘ the fol-?progress than we have here“ on ac- lted-Dr {count of the efiorts of Archbishop leatty of IIBruchesi, who confirms 15,000 child- iY; R. fren a year and pledges themselves Lindsay; fand parents to total abstinence. J. C. 2 w Liquor is the great economic ob- .‘structor as the sudden boom in many claimed lplaces under local opti0n W111 prove. -Venti0n ‘Orillia had issued about one milâ€" ing- A“ 'iion dollars worth of building per- ' thdrew, 3mits last year, and the Government on, who lsent a commission to investigate the 9 by ac‘ 'condition of the hotels, and the ac- 2 Doctor’s Auto / Was Damaged lace, of Toronto. and formerly of Lind say, was in her thirty-ninth year. She :was born at Scugog Island and was Aunited in marriageto her sorrowing husband about ten years ago, who iwith a little daughter, Ruth, is left I vto mourn her loss. Mr. J. A. McIntyre, Peterboro, was in town to-day. , The late Mrs. Robson whose maid- en name was Jeannetta Jean Wallace, ; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Easton Wal- . Mr. Ed Evans and wife, Yelverton Spent the night in town. The deceased lady was loved and es- teemed by all who had the pleasure of her va-uaintance, and her death is deeply deplored. The heartfelt sympathy of the entire community will be extended to Mr. E. E. Robson in this, his hour of deep- est sorrokv. Last night at the Ross Memorial Hospital death claimed his beloved wife and infant child, ‘under circumstances that are truly pathetic. ' commodation ofiered. - It reported the accommodation was better in every finstance, If there is more liquor drunk :under local option, then why doo't ‘the liquor dealers want it ? LOCaI op- 'tion is the weapon to take in hand :and clear away the stumbling block [from the path of our boys. AT OTHER CHURCHES. Besides the sermon of Rev. Hamil- ton at Cambridge‘st. church in the ev- ening, Mrs. Hitchcox occupied the pulpit at Queen-st. Church in the ev- ening, and Rev. J. B. Kennedy at the Baptist Church. Large congregations 3 attended and the addresses were of‘ an inspiring character. i The Dominion Alliance has success- fully assisbed 442 municipalities out of 822 to win local option, and ama- jority vote was polled in 120 others. Next January will see more added to the 442, as a hundred campaigns are in progress. It is claimed that towns and cities declme when local optiOn is in force, but look at Midland and Orillia, ple should not be afraid to vote for the banishment of the bar. Who are. not with us are against us. It is for- tunate there is another chance coming and then some who stood neutrél be- fore must cast their vote for right. MRS. E. E. ROBSON THE LINDSAY POST OBITUARY l. The Company covenants :and alg- rees with the Corporation that it will have a pole line erected with all nec- essary appliances from the dam and source of supply at Peterboro or else- where in that district to the Town of Lindsay for the transmission of elec- tric energy and power to the" said Town of Lindsay! and will be in a po- sition to shpply electrical energy and power to the Corporation and the inâ€" habitants of the said Town of Lind- say, from power sources at Peterboro or elsewhere in that district, on or before the first day of July, 1912. Pro vided, howeVer, that the Company is not hindered, delayed or prevented on account of strikes, lockouts, combin- es or through some unforseen event or “WHEREAS by agreement dated the first day of September. A.D., 1911, made between the Corporation and the Company, the Company was given permission to construct, mainâ€" ta n and operate transmissian lines,l with the :ns'cessary appliances and structures in, over, along under and across and upon such of the streets of the said Corporation as may be neces sary or required by the Company for the transmission of electricity for , supplying Light, Heat and Power to! the Corporation and the inhabitants t of the said Town. upon the terms and conditions set forth in the said agreeV A ment. .. V ...' ANKWHEREAS the Company has agreed to the covenant! terms and conditions hereinafter set forth in ad- dition to those contained in the said agreement made by the said Company Now THEREFORE THIS - AGREE MENT WITNESSETH that in considâ€" eration of‘the premises and the sum (.f One Dollar, now paid by the Cor- poration to the Company (the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledge) the said Company covenants and agrees with the said Corporation as follows: The following isa copy of the sup- plementary agreement between the Light, Heat Power Company and the Corporation of the Town of Lind- say. His worship Mayor Beal inform- ed the Post this morning that he had signed the agreement on behalf of the corporation. The reduction in rates will date 1mm to-day (Rev. 131:) :â€" MAYOR BEAL SIGNS POWER AGREEMENT REDUCTION IN RATES STARTS TODAY OVE’RCOATS New Styles, New Cloths. New Tailoring Ideas. made up in ex- clusive patterns of domestic and imported Overcoatings, every garment perfectly tailored, fitting faultlessly and will hold their shape and appearance until worn out. Whatever your needs in the Overcoat line, whether a garment at an ordinary price or one of the highest quality here you will find satisfaction. Come in and let us show you the values we have at prices from . J. CARTER $7 to $25.00 . 1 line erected ~with all neceemry appli- a ances so asto be able to deliver el- ectric energy and power therefrom to the Corporation and the inhabitants 1 of the said Town, on or before the First Day of ' July, 1912. ' z. The Company further covenants and agrees with the Corporation that ‘ where an inhabitant or customer for " light does not require more than three lighting attachments on his premises 1 to supply him with light, it will not f charge such inhabitant or customer 5 the minimum payment of Six Dollars r per annum, as provided by said Ag. !reement, unless a corresponding am- ’ ount of current .is consumed by such 'inhabitant or customer and the Com- 1! pany agrees to charge such inhabi- ':tant or customer on,y for the actual Hamoumt of current used and- consumer I n such case where the number of lights required by him is not more than three 3. The Company covenants and ag- t rees with the Corporation that upon 7 ‘ the written request of the Council it ,,§wi11 have its engineer (without cost 'to the Corporation) report on the 'possibility of improving the street . lighting system of the Town of Lind- t say and after the report of the Engin eer the said Company will prepare a plan and proposition to submit to : the Council of the said Corporation _lfor consideration, in regard to the 1 improvement of the street lighting L casuality, not caused by neglect, de- fault or misconduct by the Company, and the Company agree. to exercise all due diligence to have the said pole Mr. William 'Dixon and daughter. of Renfrew, were in town last night. It is hereby declared and agreed by the Company that this agreement and also the said Agreement dated tho First day of September, A.D., 1911, and everything herein 0nd therein co. tained shall respectively enure to th. benefit of the Corporation, its succu- sors and assigns, and be binding am the Company, its successors and as. signs, during the currency of the sai‘ Agreements and also that whenever the context requires thatnthe singuht or plural, number, or the m‘asxulinc" or feminine gender, or neuter gender, shoud be used and another number a gender is used, then said agreement shall be construed as though it}. number or gender indicated by tho context had been used and inscribe! in all necessary and proper places. and the words “person," “inhau. tant" or “custorrer” shall, for th. purpose of said agreements. extenfl to and include business firms, coun- panies and Corporations.” 4. The Company further covenant. and agrees that the Corporatim shat not be hindereh or prevented (tel..- selling, leasing, furnishing. mnmju» turing or supplying energy, and for: electric or otherwise,, to inhabitants. companies, firms or individuals with- in the Municipality of the Town fl Lindsay, at any time during theefio tinuance oi the said Agreement, data. the First Day of September, 1911. made between the Corporation ah. the Company, notwithstanding an“; agreement, law or mute the inn trary, and the said Company waivfl any and all rights it may have t. prevent the Corporation from so do- mg. system. Clothier and F urnisher PAGE;