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my W“§‘“m“‘§$\ D‘GMM“‘ 'On Friday and Saturday we will give absolutely Free. a good sized package of our Prosperity Cleanser free with a purchase of 25c m goods. These are some of the Bar- gains for Friday and Saturn day Selling: 300‘) X121?» l’osl l‘urils‘ 1.2-7 up ?‘ n v. :3 for In; Saturday ii for 5 rmm\sswm PAGE SIX Dming the week 01 Nov. 23rd to 28th é A ROMANCE OF BONNIE SCOTLAND V Watch for our 98c. 33': next week. R. L. Morgan More gold fish for this week end. In Soaps large bar (Yastile 25c Life Buoy Soap. 2 for Se. 01d Brown Windsor 6 for Se Glycerine Soaps. 3 for 2% With each 25c worth we will sell you a box of Baby's Own at 19c. 1n Smallwares - A real ,good spool cotton 3 d for 10¢. 2 doz. safety pins. assorted size. 2 hit 5:. Shetland Floss 5c Skein. Large black back scribble: reg 100. Fridgy EndMSat. m3. ‘ A...‘ cvo -v‘, A11 shaéés Bémn Wool and Scotch Fingering at the fancy goods countgr: Lamps: 3 (102 large sewing lamps. reg 50¢, each, to clear. > . In Our optical department we offer a very fine pair of G. F. Spectacles, fitted with the ‘best lenses for $2.95. Druggist and Optician LINDSAY. ONT. 2 gross mouse trans, reg E 'We beg to advise shippers of live Poultry that after November 21st. we will not be open 'to receive live Chick- ens, Hens, Geese or Ducks. No. 55. BEAUTIFUL SCENIC PRODUCTION. ALL STAR CAST m.......o.~..onu.mamt-Maul».-manna--out:moonc:woo-hummckuMno'wmwowoutwm-muoâ€" PRICES-~25, 50, 75, $1.00 The Sweetest Story Ever Told. Cast of all Scotch Players. doz large size h 08“”.“O'4 PESMIEENI BANKER RECEIVED SUMMBHS TORONTO, Nov. 18.â€"-0ne of, Can- ada’s foremost bankers died yesterday in the person of Col. D. R, Wilkie. The news of the sudden death came, as a great shock to his many friends and associates. Apoplexy was the cause. The statement given by the omcials of the Imperial Bank; of which the late Mr. Wilkle was presi- dent, was: “Mr. Wilkie died at ".11 o'clock at his house on Sherbourne street of apoplexy." Two sons survive. They are both captains in the regular armyâ€"Arthur and Stewart. The late colonel was born in Que- bec on Dec. 17, 1846. He entered the service of the Quebec Bank in 1862. and was promoted to the position of accountant of the Montreal branch in 1867. The same year he went to St. Catharines as local manager. In 1872 he was promoted to (Toronto as man- ager. and held this position until‘he was appointed cashier of the newly- organized Imperial Bank. At the-time of his death Col. Wilkie was president of the Imperial Bank. Col. Wilkie was also active in artistic and liter- ary movements. Lord Kitchener must have smiled; grimly when he heard of theâ€" treach- en” of ' lieutenantflolone}: Marita KITCHENEH AND HE REBH MARHZ 'fiv.-'.”.'-O¢'.°-.”.0M'm0.fl.‘ MW'M'W' .4 Better than “Bunty Pulls the Strings.” or “The Bonnie Briar Bush." Marita has always been on the borâ€"l der-line of treason, and he has had good cause to remember “K. ” When Cronje surrendered and there was a lull in afiairs, Kitchener had time. to devote his attention yo growing rebellion which had broken out in the. very district in which Marita was commanding when he broke faith with the King. Kitchener had an un- igentle method of dealing with treat son, and Maritz hastily decamped before the vengeful columns that came sweeping up to Priesk. After the war was over every effort was made to conciliate the Dutch in that district. and Maritz, (me of the 1331; men to take the oath of allegiance, was given control of the military forces in that part of the world. The failure of the kid-glove method with such men as Maritz is apparent. MIUIAHY flflflEHS PLACED AT HUME 10h DU\ Nox 18. â€"-â€"The War 0!. fine 3esterday assured the High Comâ€" missioner‘s secretary that no orders for boots or shoes had been given outside the. United Kingdhm, whiCh disposes of the assertion in Canada that such order had been extensively placed in the Untted States. The War Office further said they were anxious to placé such orders in Canada. whenever the opportunity at- fez-ed Ten thousand niddlés wei'e yes- tel-duty ordered by the Government through the High Commissioner. Or- dots also for clothing will probably follow The War Otfice ha‘s arrahg'ed for frequent interviéws with Secretary Grimths in relation to placing com- missions for goods in Canada. WHAT WAS LACKING James started his third helping of pudding with delight. “Once upon atimp, Jamesf” ad- monished his mother, “there Was a little boy who ate too much pudd- ing. and he burst. . .t James Considered, “There ain't: such a thing as too much pudding," he decided. "There must be," continued the mother. “else why d1d the little boy burst ?” ‘ V James passed his plate for the fourth time, saying, “Not enough NOTICE OF MEETING TO CONSIDER BY-LAW Are you the same man who ate my mince 'pie last week? No. mum. I'll never be th’ same‘man again! Take notice that a By-law for rais- ing $5000 under the provisions of the Tile Drainage Act. will be -taken into consideration by the Municipal Comb Ci! of the Township of Ops at the office of the Clerk. in the town of Lind- say on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF DE- CEMBER. 1914, at the hour of three o'clock in the afternoon. ‘F-OW‘CN.‘ '.'Mm”.°-O ”0'00””- . .’.".|.‘ W. E. AGNEW. SEAT SALE SATURDAY . Clerk in THE LINDSAY POST- O (a) ‘ V , no.1. If“ Buckwheat-70c to : Emmettâ€"Car lots @l .Eckwheatâ€"JOc to 72¢. ._ i “ Mimeedeâ€"Car lots, per ton. manual ‘ to $25: shorts. 826 to 32": middlings, $28 ‘9 110.329; :good feed flour, :34 to $35. LO‘ Cowmanâ€"Yellow. 98-pound nets, (3 32:66 to‘ $2115. 1-) Manitoba. flourâ€"First patents. 36(60. In L‘- bmlsecond patents, $6.10, in bags. '19 riO‘flourâ€"Winter, Wiper cent. put- (3) ent'm 8.4.63 :to $4.10. Montrw.‘ror Toronto 3; freight; 1i: bulk, nominal}. 2,- 1..- .. _-7mn$ Breamlsp. .00 too. Dairy butt-erâ€"24c.»-â€"26c. W7c.â€"23c. Foams-455C. bag. CattlH4.5H7.00. ' - HogH7â€"-$7.40. Hidesâ€"611412.50. Hayâ€"nSâ€"SZO. Barleyâ€"62¢ Buckwheatâ€"70c. Oataâ€"-50c. Ryeâ€"750. Goose wheat $1.05. Wheat, {MLâ€"$1.10. Wheat, spring â€"~'$1.05. Branâ€"$1.30. 1'.) 0) x3) I It; TU Toronto. , . Peasâ€"No, 3, $1.40 to $1.50. car Jolly ! outside. nominal. ‘ Barleyâ€"Good waiting barley. outside, 68c to 70¢: Manitoba barley. 66c to 700. ‘ lake. ports. 1 Ryeâ€"No. 2, 8'5. to 87¢, outside. ‘ tanned oatsâ€"Per bag of - 90 pounce. $3.05: in smaller lots, $3.15 to $3.25: per 1 barrel, “.80, wholesale. Windsor to Mon:- 5 l WINNIPEG, Nov. 17.â€"â€"â€"Tradlng gnu? quiet on the wheat market and places? opened higher generally. influenced by } firmer Liverpool cables than expected.; in face-o! the weaker markets on thlu’ side yesterday. Following the openlncl‘ there was a. decline. caused by a. general i bearish sentiment. the opinion spreading t that the war will not be so prolongedu recently predicted. and considerable pro- 3 fit taking took place. A etmng turn, took place on the market before closing. I New Zealand land Australia. were sald‘ to be in the southern markets, and la 1 addition the market was oversold during 1 the early hours. which was responsible for the rally. Wheat cloned etc to ml hither. oats ac to *c lower. Flax cloaâ€" ed “c to %c hmher after a. very weak market." , vxhe- cash. demand was much quieter today. No. 3 northern and lower grades wereEwamed. but there were few enquir- lea ion-No. 1 and 2. Oata. barley and flax were also quiet and dull. flax price: being about 3 cents-lower from high points of the day. In the-early part of gheidayi somer new equrt sales we" MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN MERKE'I‘. MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 17. ~Wheabâ€"No. 1 hard. $1.18“: No. 1 northern $1 15% to 31.17%; No. 2 (10.. 81.11% to 81.15%; 2090., $1 13%- ! Com~No.. a yeuow. 584: to 62¢. ' OatFNo. a white, 4539c to 46c. 3 , DULUTH mum 11mm. 3 l DULUTH, Nov.17.â€"Wheatâ€"â€"No. u t kgard. 31.18%: No.1 ncrthem, 31.17%. No .31. 14%: Dec” $1.15.. ._. Inspections Monday totaled 851 can an 25m!” t 1522 last year and in sight wen cars. MONTREAL, Nov. 17.â€"-There. was . decided improvement in the demand from foreign. buyers.lor Manitoba. spring wheat today. but the prices bid for all grades were very irregular. some of them being 95 per quarter lower than others, which wouid Indicate that the feeling in the English markets is unsettled, however. there were some bids renewed 6d per quarter higher than yesterday and sales of. 200 000 bushels were mafie. There wastage some demand. from ex- I putters (or wheat at bay ports and sales P or 3001) bushels No. 1 northern Were: made at $1.2 2% and 40. 000 No. 3-northem‘ a: $1 319% per bushel c. ..f Local do~' mand for coarse grain was quiet at unâ€"z amen prices. Flour quiet, but flm.‘ Demand for mill- feed is good and the_ market is active. ‘ Butter is quiet and cheese ls firm. with amodmte amount or business doing. Eggs continue active no firm. " “People nowaday‘s do a lot 0! ’shop- in: where they are invited firm xade. 'Luer. however. bids were out o! MONTREAL GRAIN MARIELT. Ehflofldariiifintgflswberogeggrgg ‘ 0;); ‘ a; 3.4.5:.) to ”0.7 outta-1., .t: : f _______ .. .. {may 1i: bulk. nominax. . h, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 o-oo-oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"o oâ€"o~oâ€" mNN‘VVIEQfP-Rafs‘mamtm. i o-,â€"oâ€"-o~oâ€"-oâ€"o-â€"o-o-0~. oâ€"â€"<)â€"~ O‘Ow-o-oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"o 0"O-'0-o-0â€"â€": ‘ujx__ nut-- Oâ€"O-Oâ€" -O-â€"O â€" ., Aw. HNBERS NJURH] AI PLANINB Mlll Tuesday evening Mr. F. J'. Carew met with a painful accident at the, box factory. His left hand was acâ€" cidentally caught in a sticker, the founth finger being taken of! and a couple of others bruised. Frank hurâ€" ried to Dr. McAlpine’s residence, where his injuries were attended to. While Sufiering- the serious loss of a digit, the injuries to his other fin- gers are not so serious as‘ reports had it this morning. ‘ K manouooma-Oo-O I MEN'S $9.00 TO $12.00 OVERCOATS $7.98 Black clqth shells, lined with first quality imitation of Persian Lamb and rubber inter- lined. first gradb Japanese Otter collars, Special . . . . . . . . . . . . $12‘49 MEN'S FUR LINED COATS SPECIAL $33.95 MEN'S COON CAUNTLETS SPECIAL $7.29 Men’s .Ianadian Raccoml Gauntlets. in beautiful natural shade, extra quality hides, large and roomy cuffs. Spe- $7 29 cial ........................ ' Men‘s convertible collar Overcoats that will give most. satisfactory wear, in grey and brown striped cloths, heavy twill $7 qs linings, sizes 35 to 44. Special. " Boys' single breasted Chesterfield Over- Boys‘ Buster Brown suits 5:. :ifi‘fiUlll and coats, fancy tweed materials in dark and dark brown shades. lic.‘ 2:13:11 suits. medium shades. Extra strong lin- $3 25 leather belts. sizes 3 to 7 years $1 99 irlgaSpecial ................ _ ‘ _Special.... ,VV ' oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"o-.oâ€"oâ€"o-o oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"o oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"oâ€"o-.t:--oâ€"-o-o BOYS CHESTERFIELD OVERCOATS $3.25 FUR COLLARED OVERCOATS $12.49 We want evil-y bby an’d girl attending the schools of Linds‘ay and Counties o‘ and Minden. to write an essay. We.wiil giye two first and two second prizes fc~ Iicious, nourishing. - ~ - , ’ 3 , , A food, noLa fad, being rolled thinnest éock quickest! The fgllowing subjects must be discussed. 1. The comparative. value of Oats. Wheat and Corn, in regards nuariumu' r) -. Why our slogan; “A Food, not a Fad." is so popular? . 3. W'hy mothers insist on ‘fTinson's?” Why Cereals are being used In or" :4?! "Tillson's”? . , ; Each essay must be accompanieii by an empty package. Essay not to 5 than 150. All essays must be in our office by noon. Samrday. November 1'1 nesday, November 25th. 1st Prayâ€"Lindsay §_ch,_oo|s.$5.00. 1st Priz: County '2nd'Prize‘ Linds’ay‘Stho‘olsâ€"flfio. 2nd Prize County Canadianflereal and F 10m MM $15.00 IN CASH .-PRV:F:§ 0"."" .mM“-'“O.‘M‘ M Fu‘ 2W {5" TILLSONâ€"VS‘ GATS Heads, Animals, Birds, Fish, etc, mounted artistically and permanently. v Heads of Deer, Moose, Caribou, Elk etc, Our specialty._ ‘ Heads, Animals, Birds, Fish. Arti~ flcial Eyes, Taxidérmist supplies. Bin} and Flower Guid‘eBooks for sale. Edwin Elcome 692 HARVEY ST. Pctcrborough UCTIDN SALE 01" FARM stock and i lements on Fri; day; Nov. 27th, the property of '11! A. Fairbairn, East half of lot 9% Con. 13, Verulam. Sale at 1 0*} clock. sharp. .. ...... TAXIDERMIST 95 Men’s fancy English Terd serviceable cloths. three in. breasted style, beautiful pawn and grey effects. Extra Spevi: Boys‘ Norfolk bloomer 5: range ”of fancy tweeds. ( belts. pleats and yokes bloomers. Extra strongly 1 BOYS‘ NORFOLK surrs SPECIAL 3149?? Special Men’s Blue Serge Suits. models. in nice fine weave- well tailored, trousers ham side straps. Regular $10 Special ................ Boys’ {hm piece twee suits. three buton model: range of fancy brown. shades. Splendidly taik Special ............... BOYS’ 3 PIECE SUITS. SPECIAL $3.95. MEN'S BLUE SERGE SU!TS $7.48 MEN'S SUIT SPECIAL $6.95 1st Priz: County Schools 2nd Prize County Schoois‘ BUSTER BROWN SUITS $1.99 Ontarjio FRIDAY NOVEMBER 'â€"...â€"â€" 2W ~00 Wfl'fi'Q"C--0uo Miner's formation Miner's Bi BER 1* have Paying Donald 3 TRAYE 0R Ma have be}: loops and $1011"). $7.48 FOR ‘SALE W 3.06 $3.95 ban women! 1 beautiful 1’ and navy o linings quIDll 05 C: l0 PRIC “Hues which ‘98er mmm 1610 ing