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- e h u stion 'n Gar- . seemed to 8 ttle t e q e 1 Eduring their first year and one largel ADVISES CAUTION E AILlNll WOMEN 1“ snout nun éEETHE VICTORIA L9?" LAKE llARROWS Billll 3.1 .3 3 0 r . Show? \ l? EEGAEal‘il B l‘lllfll .. .-. . A - -' '7 '7' '9 w - h't ‘L' ' ‘E " E ' , . l 4*??? 25‘. 3’:le: F? {‘C‘F" ..,. l 8,. lflefl I, ‘Spcclal to The Mail and Empire. ‘ This morning a committee com )03‘ , 6,", 2,33; £95.52; ‘7 333. 1“ RE} Ev»: E; 7“: " ~ ”1 - " E B. ' “I '20 -â€"In an address tO‘ - . my ~ V race of Mariners. ‘ ‘ ’* ~.. a 5.: u , r. \ . . arrie, - ov. . 2 , _ ed of Re. es 3 . - ‘ 1.; - . . 1m every home, .the Simcoe County Council, which. is! MrsDoucetteTells of her-Dis and Devi“, of Verulam, and Mr. J. 2 Mm-..” - \ 4101de its last session of the year tressmg Symptoms Dunng R. McNeillie, from the Victoria 1 .1... w , .~.. _ I ° - c . gi'tcafiz-‘(Jwfi‘ff'w an. :this week, Warden J . T. simpson Change of Life and HOW County council left by motor car 41 l y ‘ - ‘ and a a, g. ,1." Ecautioned the representatives to go: She Found Relief. 8 final inspection of the noted Mdd l mm ,slowly in the issuance of debentures Lake Narrows Bridge. The new 0 ,. A ‘, . . . G La \‘ 1 . a? 3‘“ their respective municipalities, a8 Bellcville, Nova Scotia,Can.â€"“Three structure has just been command. .3 2 n2 L5) K5 72:57.5: (”awf- ; , 7the state of the money market 0011'; years ago I was suffering badly with and will be taken out of the Cull“ “ "V2“. ' M tinues to be m 8mm condition thatl ...... _ What the d°°t°r9 “actor’s hands today if the 3am,” We are enabled to paw the '4‘» . - Z x 7 ' called Change Of County Council committee, which and atf"-’<"1ne ‘. _ 1‘_ r , * \ ' g . . -zzvc-L l. Llnze {1:53.11 L".'":"“<" Dir‘ v ,' E ‘ ldclays before the municipal loans can 31311113222233? will be present, and that from ““3 are up unfiom 3.1 , b V Eh"! J” ' “ I"; 7- " r E Ebe floated. Economy should be the ‘. =bed. Some friends county agree that the work is cn- l “q ”r“ 4‘1" - ' Ewatchword of all municipalities until E toldmetotakeLydia *1le BatiSEBCtOTY 83¢ up '20 ‘pe°‘1}' l Vv’e beg also to inéimxte :hzi vi: an: i ‘ ., . Ethe money market is in a better state E.Pinkham’s Vege- cations. It is fully expected that all 3 not 5:1 a; c t for the 1 UP? r“ c r}; C 1 ,.-. . ,, lfor the"sale of municipal bonds. This table Compound and will be completed today, 5 ‘z‘po‘ Q, n 11' . or am...” . ,1 B .t. , v.» .2 o s L :0 r4 ‘ I t it helped me from iyear the county has spent over 567; :005 on roads and bridges, much more ' than was estimated. ._â€"â€"-â€"-â€"â€"+--â€"â€"" took that did help me and I recommend it. You don’t know how thankful and gratefull am. I give you permission to publish what your good modicme has lthere are sure to be losses and long‘ Thursday of last week looking for the first. It is the , . only medicine I WHO Dogs TEE ; ; . ’ _ .1 i .. ‘ hm: Menace? , _ «‘1‘ BEER BELE~ Ellisâ€"W 3 connected with a recent item in j g- - ‘ *- r-H; 1 11’ T7 Cd ”7â€",: ‘5’ ””1 v r E E E E - Q, lghfll 8 of ”â€"-Mrs SIMON DOUCETTE . E i H ’3'" Q E, C l‘fis #11) E: 7 Hi '7"... i l , PEEP LEE I z 14‘ U 3-! ‘0“? orme. ' . ’ Who has first claim on a deer. The . .. .LJ _ .L .nLA d .LL A l l_ a 1.4 .- i . : inhbl ; s ' Believille, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia, _ 1 . .- q , -- «.1. l ! â€"â€"-â€" Canada ~ man who shoots 11:, or in. own-r or T [fl/1.7:??? I". 1“ -F ' ‘ 0 . ' ‘ - tr ‘ ' down? I, . ' ;; ~35, 7.: ' . fl t , F or wade year the matter of th- Such warnlno- symptoms as sense of the “St 50: l30 ND It __ i 4V1 1 a " : : and a _ O . . . .1 . - “.4...,./ Roland 1‘”:th and h‘5 brother,l AlgewsiLetteIrI SiayogerGoi: fl‘o'onto ‘ Lindsayâ€"Minden Railway has been sufl‘ocation,hot flashes,headaches,back- This is a r-Omt rais-d m a recent l ‘4’ Garner, were down Pigeon lake on E " ‘E erman . a ey - e ‘rt‘ .. E quiet while the money market was aclieS,drcad of impending 9V1}, tlmldlty, dispute betwecn two parties camped E SW. EDI-JUNE) WALKVR, C.\‘.O.. 1-1-3.. not“, X 1 yesterday mterv1ewmg the pa 1e: ‘. ‘ sounds in the ears, palpitation of the close together on Beaver Lake, and i AIJZXANDER hum) 3:31:75 “RU , General Inlanagc-r -.i l. :3. (1:3-.. .. l " ~ . l . . . . .- '. f; a ”in!“ did not , ducks. They were around by Wright'slmth Whom the come“ 13 negot1at-,~0 fight that n n” 5 heart, sparks before the eyes, m’egu- i l mg for the location of a factory I ran h. Roll saw something awayihere' - ~ _. ,. g y l The Toronto men are capitalists off-"1‘39"1e SOuI‘CC, down the lake that he thou ht lookâ€" . 2 ,. a .a M g Esound financial standing, who are T are bang mad” to b"° ‘ at an early date. ed like a deer, but Garner thought it, . _ t nu was the end of a half sunken log. now orgamzmg a company 0 ma ‘ l 1 £ . While they were discussing whether (acute a popular English motor car; The emerpr-se is a. Md one, and it had horns or not an Indian one which will retail at $500. This type ; will lead to many developments of th Jacobs of ’Chemong-village {of car is the one that is in the great- along the hue. besnlcs opening. up a e ”not demand and for which there is a f stretch of country not now imme- .ai] ' i t ndl . . __ . . ed out from behind a po n a Eready market. The company expects idlately sued by a rallvv'aYrâ€"Mlnden h b. . That; . was going on paSt t e O m xto manufacture 2,000 of these cars l E6110- that arrangements I are promptly heeded by intelligent wo-' in OlX-ll‘ations'E men who are approaching the period in life when woman’s great change may be expected. many women safely through this crisis. If you want special advice write to dcntial) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will net's favor. But not for long. Sud-3 , _ 5 . lfll‘m as guaranteed to take their. ‘ i3} '1 sad i 1 denly the Indian dropped L S Ecntire output for two years. Later “OiiE F illil .fi I l I 1 down and paddled his canoe to-l . .. _ l . the company expects to extend their 5 g I 1“ 4â€"...“ “‘1 I ' lag“: inf-n stroll“ -_-_~.__‘.._..._ __._. | E - .h' fine ‘ ' wards the olileCt. V' ”b “(as a Iplant so that the annual output W111 l big buck all right. The Indian headâ€" be 10 000 cars l ed his prize towards the shore, and’l Sample cars turned out by the! ME“ 8~ Oliver has returned from juSt before reaching land planted “English company are expected in To« Toronto, where he attended the Live ., . . . .F " . charge of duck shot back of tne'ronto in a‘fcw days, and if found Sa- . Stock Show, and which he says was: $1t§3§ Eagegc‘ggage h h ‘ 't b t th ""lt‘o 1 ' . 5‘ . buck’s ear. Jacob’s family had a-tisfactorv the organization of the E a maznificent success. There were. 3.. . wt 2: 00L? d1 ’.Vu (18 mt“ than a” i ii 13‘ 2 ~ ' ~ - " ---~-â€"- . :r. ci' ee , e ‘< banquet Thursday night and even the Canadian Company will immediately “some 3,300 chickens exhibited, 1000! .- E o fstillsd gthciad "1‘ qt . a? l M - . x' -- -_ . >- ‘ .. I‘l ’ . '3 . . - (rm- “mp “039 a“ ”mug E” “n “unwise completed. 'pigs, 1090 water fowl, 5,300 fowl oil Ottawav “0" 21 “It” “a” 0 er '2. “ 0g . A is l m , n; is. 573‘s "3, F. Wm?“ “’ §~;_-:§r'-.-:r:‘. a1 air of content.â€"-Bohcaygeon Indeâ€" l‘ -... Eall description There was also ove 1 par .cs camp clone together there are ‘- ~ - ‘13. [g‘alfi‘g ‘g \2 [n.- 7 .1”: I:- :23 f: E ... .1 ~~. ‘- 0 3 3'1. 2'3.“ . "3 l I." ' “E “ ‘-‘ 1' pendent. EPARTRIDGE: FLlES .1000 head of cattle, seventy sarloa-ds :urait agreement between the .11 usually so .e ar aroernernts mad- .as 3 lg”); . LIEâ€"EM .53 l_..,__”-; {Aggy _.__â€"â€"+â€"â€"â€"-- E, . 1: Emmi“, via G TR and 32 via C P lTeleDhone Company of Canada and to the rules upou which the hunting, p.153? . . -, - .. 5 ... _L ‘ 0-,... , .. g. '1‘; . ‘3 3‘. 1'”. There Will be 52 Iotal option con-l . 'R- The exhibit of piss was the larg- !mdei’e‘d‘n“ °°““’““‘e° ”3.3.. at length .Sha‘l ”9 cam“! “I” ‘h‘5 hm no” 1 Ends 73. {WEE/e9 :5 m â€" W. ‘ i lesr in the history 0. fm chaw mhclhcen concluded and ratmcd by the been made by the members of these ' fink; IE" 1'31 [35 ”3,... L . ._. {UL-‘1‘ 2 ' ' camps, and it was not until the first , ”eré’é‘z --. '23s.-.» fili‘h : cg? a ’aJ‘aC‘EEP'EP‘ the-“.1115 0. two perscra so 1323: e:.:;c.' on: Edisplay of horscs was not as largeERaflway Commission. The order approving the contract stats in part “It is ordered that a general form of contract be entered |into between the Bell Telephone Co. 'and any other company, municipal- ity or corporation having authority the genial conductor. Mr. W. Crosier l to construct. and operate a telephone 'to be a live sportsman, and inspired; WEN AT TGRGETG 1system or line for the interchange of 'After years of debate medical au- , u . ,, , . . thorltzles are now agreed that eons-ma lWith the thought of safety: first [ phone message or service passmg,to :flew thr ugh the baggage ear doom: At the National Life Stock Show or from their respective ‘pvhcne sysâ€" and other skin diSeasee are not seat«g , . . _ . ,, where it was captured Without 1n- held this week at Toronto, of the tem and lines. ' the flesh just below the e ' crâ€" . : . . . . 1118 Did lductor and his gentle crew. {fared in the Shropshire Class, ALL;51gnals for ringing subscribers, also leolleCt its.own tolls and be responsi- that you must cure the skin through -. , g a . . PGR LINDSAY iTHE CHAMPIONSHIPS. That makes 1113 a summary of the .busineSs done properly, and we can say with» confiâ€"' The Post has been informed by aiwellâ€"known flOCk' Eparty i8 to be liable to the r in our storeâ€"D.D.D. Prescription, .winter race meet will be held inzbell’s intention to go on tests in Ontario in January, includ‘ inc one in the city of Sault Ste Ma- rie. Twelve are repeal contests. : __._â€"â€"-¢â€" Belleville Intelligencerj As the fast‘as Was expected, and the 51mg might morning tr‘ain, No. 10, was nearing be said of sheep. Thsre were 600 dogs Klsavne station yesterday, a largeEat the deg show. l and beautiful partridge, becoming-lI - ______¢.________ ”‘6 sEglmk ' distracted by the weed of the engine - - - . a a arr-"3 I no": “my cafié 05 and cars, and aprparen-tly knowinglFAEl Edi)?» SflRUE’bi‘EEEE‘cfi I 9 r limitless negotiation and friction, a\ l l l ed in the blood. but are'caused by» .‘ It . til 1. _ h 1th , . g . myriads of microscopic germs, gnaw- Jury.‘ .18 b 1 a “e and ea y, seven 15E: premiums, the 3 EEC-"‘5'i prc- Independent companies must adopt .and is being nourished by the con'lmiums, and three Championships of- the Bell Company's standard code min. The pauent is perfectly healthy“ _ . r . 1 E . it is only the skin that is damaged. _ l . r i: {BUT ONE, of the firsts were aWard- lope atmg ru 95' ach party Is to Hence, scientists are now agreedEWINT-ER RACE hlEuT lCd *0 Falrview’s exhibits, ALL THE? , . l lFLOCK PRIZES and ALSO ALL'l'Pl‘e t° the “he“ “Ch month Emmet” the skin. The medicine must be in, . . . . during the preceding month and set- - ' l ’a record wmmn for our count "s _ h‘lmd form in order to penetrate, l g, y 'thng up thirty days later. Neither dence that we have the true remedy ‘well knovVn local horsemen that a: We understand that it 18 the Camp- ,for errors in transmission of mes- to the interâ€" Esages. l . . made by the D.D.D. Laboratories of iLindsay the coming winter. It is two Enational Show at Chicago next week,! This contract, of course, onlv ap’â€" Toronto. ‘or three years since a. meet was held {and on their return trip stay over at 'plies Where an independent company If your trouble is eczema, ”criminal-e. Guelph for the Winter Fair held in not a competitor of the Bell Teln- asis, salt rheum, dandruff, teeter,! ______s__._â€"â€" there a week later. Ephone company, pimples, itch,-â€"any form of skin or E You have a right to think a lot of ______¢.____.__. 1 _._.___+____ l gTAlKlllE ALARM scalp diseaseâ€"any form whatever. :t‘nings you have no right to say. Children cry CEOEK [NVENTED ask us more about the D.D.D. Soap, â€"- i It has often seemed, after the an- I l E. Gregory, Lindsay. [if they don’t have to! l C A S T O R I A‘ ____________________â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€"--- the great skin cleanser. I How people can enjoy camping out FOR FLETCHER'S nouncement of an invention to which the attention of the entire civilized world has been called, that the hu- man mind could searccly invent any- |thing more and fashion it in materi- ‘al form, but the countless dreams of ~1nventors continue to be realized in ~ lastonishing numbers. E Every week, every month, the trade . journals advertise and comment upon Elnew things in the lines which they 1.:- ipresent and publish new ideas which {this material laborâ€"saving age scizes {and makes its own. . I An Alarm clock, which awakens you 1 with the words of a disgusted wife :who has breakfast on the table and la large vessel which carries submar- Eines over long distances by means of. la “pouch” are among the newest ofâ€" Eferlngs. l As an ever present need, the alarm lclock will probably be put into more 3 general household use than the ship ,with the “pouch” for carrying sub- lmarincs. In the evening before retir- ling you set the clock for 6.30; at 6.30 Wt have the most complete stock of concrete goods in Canada. If you we can give you exactly What you need, from foundation what will awaken you; “Six thirty, six thirty, six time to get up; can’t you? Get up. *â€" For drainage purposes we supply tile 4 in. to 16 in. in diameter. mm cementâ€"on Sunday, Nov. 23,1913 to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cornell, Wil- Ham-8t. north, 3. son. .- 1:" -. are bu1lu...g up, in various designs, and effective colors. took of culvert pipe, of all sizes. Talk your next year needs over With us. . 1 , ‘ ' O’CONNELLâ€"In , Victoria, B. 0., on o (“a .. m .4. . . 1%: I? ~51? a"? 8‘ 5 , , 3,. «a. 1 f} 9 Tuesday, Nov. 11th,. 1913, to Mr.- . zfl4v1‘fltfim ”“1? .. : mac» ’1" -.- fl ' ,, ~ W30 any!“ 590‘ and Mrs. J.D. O’Connell, adaughâ€" ‘eaiiuuus caveat/segue; w s . . 1... . "‘looscn up" E'01‘ “3‘" enterprises. But l..- ' a ~ ' t' variables tite , 7k - g, . -.. ¢l.ltle.:, constipaion, .1)pr . p :1. , 2):“ - s ‘n . Island and the 13. e was a. trifle, -.E e hays now the assurance from a‘ eakness and inquictude, and dizzmess, the _ et-rooro l amm r regard. g . ‘ two claims for one deer. sell Ball, of Smith, composed on: party, and James, Harry and Fred , Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- Jopling, Dr. B. Kelly, Chas, For- pound invigorates and strengthens the sythe, Will Tedford, Leonard Dobson femaleorganismandbuildsuptheweak- and Zack Knott, guide, were the be opened, read and answered by a [pear Sucker Lake, on which the 0th woman, and held in strict confidence. er party had watches, and on return to the Camp stated that a Beaver -, Lake dog had run it down. Later on he said one of his party’s dOgs arâ€" ‘ ril’cd at the tail of the hunt. Nov: . in law, a deer belongs to the man '3 {f 9â€"11â€"37?" _'_ 1 ., -- ’i'..l a": I Z: '1‘...'..._;_;‘ ‘lotter from Mr. W. H. Moore, of Pe- -, . H i 7â€" you Will probably get up ere s 91". Morse’s thirty; lndian Root Pills CAPITAL, $15,000,000 an s SAVINGS BAN ”:3 James Grant, Albert Ball and Bus Interest at the current rate is allowed (2‘. :.'.'. C; .35.: ened nervous system. It has earned members of the original Beaver Lake upwards. Careful attention is given to ever}- econ-:71: party. a . . . b l r e r on th . . , - Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi-' .Aerrt B31 d Owed a d e e ACCOUHES may be Opened in L373 1733115 or tar-o c: more '2': first day 0! the run on a runway . , 1 7 . . z .. Withdrawals .0 be made by any one 01 mar. or 1‘; 1,3,; :‘;:";;-.-;.:, ii. A. EQEE‘EES, manager is“..- 3:3 'lf..'." } , an" _'w~â€". ,P: v. ~r~.z-â€"7...., . - z r ":“u ’~ â€"::~. ; : r . .' LL-vcanu- . ~ .- - . M... - ._ ,,v .x "‘ E l l l l l ‘ are welcomed. Accounts may be 07-22.11 and (fungi . :35; l l I l I v wry-w”. rm...“ .‘ n l I deer was shot that a discussion arose i as to its ownership. Members of th: Beaver Lake party considered that E they had some claim to it according i to the unwritten rules of hunters! An argument followed, and the memâ€" ; bers of the Grant party walk-ed away l apparently abandoning the deer. ! E l " 1.3 1,, 17:. ,; may mike ~«11“. .a'.‘.‘a;::. .411; an . ,, . . account 13 canon a 3:1,": account. . v '. ‘ : ~ . . ‘37:: shall be please: .0 {Liz-22:. par- hculazz. Some of the Beaver Lake hunters totcd it two miles to camp, and at the end of the hunt when they ar- rived back in Bridgenort-h they were surprised to find awaiting them a terboro, in which notice was given. , that the deer would have to be re- E turned or legal proceedings would be E undertaken by Mr. Ball. ‘ ' l The Beaver Lake party willingly . handed it over rather than continue ; the dispute, as they had the most l 5. successful hunt in their history. : The other party got two deer, Russ sel Ball shooting the second, and ads mitting that this deer was chased in by dogs belonging to she Jopling - : party. 1 The second deer was beyond the ._ reach of the second party, but the ‘ ”j latter thought that the fact of their ‘ dogs being on its trail would entire- : lxconronu r1) m" .-\( '. 0's; PAH l 1: 3:} Nr. Lindsay Branch Establishcd AD. 1853 ___________.____â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€" ~« 3 m ’1 1/) Every descnpricn of Banking: tun. transacted. Sayings Decanting: a: :v. Bran: . 1 . .r‘. Branches in every Province mmmn, every important C‘l}' o '52 -13 1 . va 1 4 h [,1 v minion, \cufounolancl, London, :43...â€" New Yolk, Chicago, etc: ....â€".-â€"-- 1y close up the first discussion. ' ’ QUE r {m 0'70 ' ‘ o as... l n v V .93“ The Beaver Lake party sold their : Paid up Cap.tal :1 ’q;, 0:0 deer this morning to Gordonâ€"Davies l ReSt' ’ ' """ ’ ° ' ' ' ‘ ' ’ V 16"”63’ J 00- They were fine animals and nett- E ‘ Undivided Profits . . . - $802,000 ____________,_... 8d the party $96. $3 'BUZ’GJO H. B. Black ' Manager Lindsay Bran OFFICE HOURS: 10 to 3 o'clock. Saturdays l'l 1' racism TG USE COMPANY’S mus 1 : 'le 1 O ('lCCh ' . Permission has been given theI Great Northwestern Telegraph Co. E by the Seymour Power Co. to ex- E tend their wires along the Power Company’s poles in rear of the busi- ness blocks at a yearly rental of a dollar a pole. There are some ten or eleven poles in use. Town Solicitor Stimson has noto- fled the Board of Railway Commis‘ sioners and their ruling is expected l l E l l at any time. The, generous action of the Seymour Co in getting the use of their poles at a nominal rental is greatly appre- ciated by our citizens as it helps in a great measure towards bringing the pole problem to a speedy solu- tion. . LOCAL ULLâ€"igha .'> LINDSAY # .. a. . ~-‘ ’ PETER Ksunssv _, ..;..---- are not a new and untried remedyâ€" --- our grandfathers used them. Haifa Wm .. ~ - , â€" . - . a , . I "‘7‘???“ century ago, before Confederation, " H E ' ‘ a n ,,- ' they were on sale in nwrly every drug -_ My, ,,/ the highest Bank rate. solicited. I: 10 P r 2t::‘EE‘EEEEIHCEE3":1; To R o N To GENERAL “5““ , ‘ DA BRANCHES AND CONNECTIONS THROUGHOUT CAME or general store in the Canada of that .' ~-â€"â€" -. ‘ loss .= « day, and were the recognized cure in LOSE Vina”; Horses E .m‘E' ,. Rifles thousands of homes for Constipation, Messrs Hodgkinson Tisdale, 0i E news “A I ~ ’4/ and Kidney and Liver Troubles. T day they are just as efl’cctivejust; ing the week in the death 0f two Oi gable: {3” ever. :3! nothing better gthelr three year old imported stalâ€" l‘ “a 9‘“ ‘° n" ‘lions valued at about 33,000. "inc ant-j C A 5 v? a a Cure Common ‘lls mals, we learn, contracted pneumoâ€" Indigestion, Biliousness,Rheumatism Beaverton suffered a heavy loss dun: z