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WY. Go. 1T8. C 016.00 Hm“ done. EBE Id mini" CO. Y. I. c. A. Ides, A‘- we nex‘:'moet1ng of theFort- lily Debating Club, to be held next , the following subject will he seed, “Rewlvcd, that a class- I emanation {its aperson bent-er abn- neee career than an: an 'entweduip The member. are teking up a. miption among themselves toen- ga basket lull equipment About :9 required. over but of whim neatly rwvided for 'l‘ms will mbtcdly prove an amt-active tee- »bo my of the yum: men n howling echwnle hu been fluted and 5M W. mane: is trtnnmie winner. The ham ll donated by h All“ Maren git-a will he “would in“: 'm‘ men fl 1: is All! magi-1H" be emulate-1 next ml, ' I ”2*!“ Depend upon it, ready-made ger- m won't sa'tiafy you, though to read advertieem the dealer: you y be led to fancy that clothing made shoddy and out with 3 hi: saris penior '0 all other kinds. If you stand in need of a. NEW Ull‘ er OVERCOAT you will save dollars by coming here for it. We give every mu the with of his money, and the sewing won’t rip the first time ‘ I strain comes on the gamut. in Mksionary gra.te'ully ack‘uo‘w- be $19.75 contnbnted in Lind- last year {or the work. and par- 5 to present the grodcause again he accustomed manner. . OLLEGIATE STUDENTS’ ‘AT "DIE; We have a grand range of English, h'p‘n, Swtch and Domestic Cloths to moose from. If you mt nsw clothes br Sr-ring, place your order now. [only 300 Busts Entertain“. The Collegiate Institute L:terary icty he}: art "At! Home” lastlFri- v in the Assemhy Hall, which was great success. dimmer-m these so- } gatherings have been confined ‘ nsiveiy to the students. but on 'u occasion the (ax-Mute and ienda ol the students were mviflal. c hall was profusely and artist- lly decorated. At 8 o’clock the pasta and students, numbering We , 3(1) were mndinlly received by r. and Mrs. Bantam Mr. O. D. L. bAlpue, president. 0! the My, sped the chair. The program sister! of eight. promenade; alter- ning wlth the following eeleefions; lertare by the Band orclreatra. con: 5:1; Mrs Jacks). n, Messrs. Mlor, n . g, venison and Roenigx, which red excellent music; two’ elec- by the L111. mal) qua-rtette, prising Messrs. Palmer, Staples, malt and Burns, introducing 5 local hits, which won the a;- uee all all; a violin solo by Miss Cora “mars, which Were well Dean], and two new: solos by ived. lFormer President Pen-in, an interesting impromm‘uspeedh‘, his respects to the aocietyand. _1. Col. Hughes approved of these 1a: evenings. and Principal Har- inc advocated yeater interest m am! sports. During the evening regiments were served in Third Form. A vote. of thanks was ten- ed Mr. and Mrs. Htmatome for it kindness and kelp in making : evening an enbyablo one, and gathering dispersed alter sang- thu: national nnllzcm‘. ' _ I I Issue a Dictionary in the Ojibwa and English 1003.03. :3 Ruskin. of the International portage Missiun of Algqrm and xoxtr-wcet, is making his em- 3 halt to Lindsay in baht". of his h yuus work in those nuts. :1 (mic:- or scriptural books were wl L m scxcn languages in; year, .. mm more not réckonod. n 100:!) new :nb-licatidul Wen n I last: gem- rm- i1: mark in I.- 1!. firms. and Mh'crs are mm. 31- ”intern hands Amman 0mm r' Ali-mun in Ojibwa: and Eng- . whi‘h \Vl" to Mt]. 1M awful .hu mlimns. and wil ntlord an Hiunity n) “1000 Who my "I". L man lino waned 1M Indian n I u liwl (*4 mnlm than mu mqvnm 1W hvlpimt tu mwt mo lRI'-‘ lmJl: fur umz. Thi- wall v t-w uiuh «mm the Min-don lul lzuhwl fur llm .mllm uuurumiun will! W Niki“ ”I ll. twin ut his good work. he» Th am; taro. say. than thy .: mm) the minors and thou shalt it an»: mayday-1' u mold- as: will claw: Capirbcllmu. N 1908.: am sending an: by Grout which you can keep. a. nment which has been with mo . twenty thbumnd miles. It: has writing on thu cover. My poor Er carried it“ with him“ mmuwy ferev'n bubble. B. B. P.‘ This amen: FRIDAY, FEB. 20, 1903. an? is can of a stock of scrip- );lacad in a Sunday smn ina neighbuhood in 1858. my friend n.9,- the cost of carriage. Some it any good is being done by work; this, Ithink; in onenood ISSIOIARY GEORGE BUSKII or. ’0 “Pure soap 1” ‘ You’ve heard the words. In Sunlight S o a p you have the fact. The Weekly Post. ATHBO m. NOT THE THING. EXPENSE m for the Octagon In. :31 REDUCES A Fine or I". loodod. On Friday altezrnbbn at. 4.30 the firemen were given arm) in answer to afa-lsc alarm mt =1: tron: the box at this author of Kent and Alâ€" bert-m. by Bomb schoolboya. . An! alarm was 3.13) coat in Mszhy from the sauna box est the bum “an, and prcucm'ably by the same par- iics. as! the glass wan broken and ‘h’c chain attached to the key taken. A‘ courle 0! [also Mum's have been son‘ In new other tarts o! the 1m durum ‘ho last few weeks, which goes .3 show that the ho; 0 are grow- ing bold and need station An of- row should be made to dune! the it’ll] it: donoortwoolthuotram m‘n'ys. who have “new: RIM ten \‘hoir tummy to a'rcnouy ol #20 ; x. - Fsze ..... 020103000121. mf‘EAEL' H. MOGEOUGH Mr Flavollo and this Lind-aw rink u ore the heroes of the (My. and may Were kep It busy shaking hunt with thv crowd. The sputum" mt so excited and Jubilant over this victory ' that who one want and kissed Mr. Flaw ulle. much to the amusemant or the crowd. The viotoryw a not- ad one and well donned. w! ”will re- member than me tu- along time. I human} owe:- w th'o’ phone to nand the good news hdmb. and I trust it was new long getting there. (or I guess the enthusiasm was very great: dorm: in Lindsay [like me by ends was as tollaws: tee than St. P1001. but it in Ambit difficult phbt. an. ‘Xm‘oll‘o says. “It’u the only shot." and with «look a“! grim cowrmimticn on his face he mu .ror um other and to plus the stone wh'nh muon- eo’ much. Tho crowd falls back w lot: um light in. Mr. Humor. take: aim. am) the [who comma (hwn. He hhu the we a.“ right. and with ”Lot nor ‘ewinx. boys; ht he: pull." ho (ohm it. on) than mm a loud uncut. "Swoopl moot! swoophw. "Hull: hard! a" nun! Nonnio and Mr. Littlu‘u lament. mm't be noon. “My mom i) fast. It mu a bow and it want but whbm M wnmtoxl or Madam My one to 1m mu). .\ trcmondbu Mm weal-t m. and the rpm could hardly Inca;- tram crewman thu too. Now Dunbar-c chum man. not! hiaonLy mu 1: tb Mt Ml atom. Just utuw inches; he trim: and with an MM lei-Icon sud! strike. Na anon» (nib 1y but Just. «mm too heavy. ammo moment: came on the you manor. ‘ and um churn were Malina. . l ' Mr. 1-‘1uxelle was in fine lorm, as were a.“ the rest of the team. and all new to play the game for thei: .lives, and it was b’ot (mm: the first stono.1|tr.lw‘lavelle book has plane on i fbre rings and rlaced his brabm' for Mutuah, and he flayed a. :beuuty‘ and my just: where Mr. Fla- telle- wanted him. .Dun‘bnr‘s lead I struck it fairly! and sen'tl it: thrduyn, ,und ELI-15mm the play re- ; mated. whim.“ brought [real Hr.- na- ‘ ‘ Valle, “Well plaqu. W" but St. 1 Paul 858.111 played this sum Me. New ‘. Nannie” takes his plane. and with an look of determination played his stone, bulb was not! quite heavy chow and 18:; just inside the outer ring. ’bn't in ascend position. Dunbar‘s sequin! mu play ed anicc draw and lsy just behind it. but! here xormic showed he was “Jammie-on- tilt-91.01:," for he dplnued his stone inside Dunbar: an LGdsay layout. Mr. Flavclle smiled and tho cram! made Normie blush‘ very much’, but St. Paul’s mun sent it (the stone) thatmgh‘. Next comes Mr. Little. 3. beautiful shot but just ali‘ttle toe heavy, and went: through. Duncan's tt-ird mien than laced «guard on M Cartw‘ 9 stome,‘ but Mr. Flmvene’s “Geordie“ soon put it out of business. Just batore Mr. Flaveile plays bacon- snl‘ta with m. Littl’, Midas Dunbar ‘ lays :: no decides to draw, but isa. tulle too heavy and goes through 1mm tries the same and he [mes throagh. toc. Now- Lindsay hasouo more stone 'to' play. and that stone Has to win the acne. Mr. Flaxclle egnin surveys the tee. and all ‘is uui C. An anxious lurk comes over ‘Uh; Linflsay band). but 111 3’ never lose here. [or they maxim if it oak: be (Me “J. D.” will do it‘. His only sh‘o't is to get. awick 0!! Mc- Sweynts slime and In: nearer the harmedonth'ciqc.zmduw great game started. I have thew!!! boron: me and Itbink Irretty well remember me game, so I w‘ll tell you abut it in my own way, undoubt- icss it m’aa‘ interest: you: alittlc. Tn gains were Just stat-ti ng and I has: nht. got halt “an In till i saw Ronnie McSwvey‘n perched up on a. p’le of boxes waiting for Dnnhn. I Was glad to see the Lindmy people ”tare, as it is quite a. while since I 211816 sccn' any person from old ”3633:. Tab Linflm rink were early on the' cone. and' Mr. Flarelle locked. “as happy as aqlam," sure enough. Quite afew of the nofled curlersâ€"W, Whajw and oth- rxe-were already ringing, but we cmd 'h'nng around Ice 26, all eager *0 held their places for the Flanne- Dunhax. game. Th'ey did not: have to raft very lung. [or abogtly “Mir: Dun- Described by a Former lamentâ€"tho Kissing Episodo. The folk-ring brassy letter from Mr. M. H. mama, of Bran-(inn, Lmta 0'! Mr. T. C. lanolin“; C.P.R. office, . will be read, with interestâ€"the more 50 as it "mm 0.7 amp-ant gam'a tn- tw‘en Skips Flawellc and Dnnzbar. the Eastfirn and Western cranks; ' Brando-n, Man. Feb. 9th: 1903. Dear Mr. Ma.tch’ntt.-I have just a few moments to: spare 1c-nig11'r, so I tbbbght perhaps it would be inter- esting to you to hear afnw things about th- Bone; iol in Winnipeg. (I went down Friday,- night, or an: least Saturday morning, and reached Win- 1 nine just a_a this bolls struck 12. Ralph Monliie met me. and alter much we went up to the Granite rink to find cut what-e Lindszu‘ was to may. .m- draw was posted up. wk Flavelle was to play Dunbar, or St. Paul, at 2 o'clock. Noodieas to sag“, I was calm to see irtwas Mr. Dunbar. as he was an on amon- wt, and I knew that ii: mm be a. close game. It was at tab American- Abcll Rink; no.” the Exposition grams. and it is c-ortainiy an int- mcnse place. There must be 16 or 18 fleets of ice there. and hundreds of curling stones covered the ground outside. at was a pretty sigh-1: to see so mam curlars all playing at: once, and the rink was nicely decorated «Lu: flags and huntjug All INTERESTING GAIE AT THE GREAT WINNIPEG ’IPIEL. SKIP flAVfllf VS. DUNBAR. lC Winn not â€"-At a: recent meeting of Simeon Do'onw Council awn-lo o! the mem- bers. altar anamh' of the official nnahdves, discovered that about! 53 years ago are (hurt: had invested £50,008 in the Ontario. Sacco Brag-on Railway, under conditions wh'mb assured the County adividoud when the raid became graying con,- cren. Some years Later the Non-flaw Hallway 00. assumed cent-Fol. Am an.“ ~Rajlway and Shipping Nam: PW haw teen filed with the On- tario Dolmen: or Paulo. Works [on- a comic: of 20 miles 0! the Iron-- amu. Lina; and qubrcka Rail- way. .Thbne show a-lmo from Eva‘s Creek, the {resent terminu- oi the I. B. 0. By" to Paamu'a Ruffian. in emtinuafiion cl tho rrojectod lune w Golden Late to meet ma ha- alxwib' amen-peter) from Pembroke to am Point-f .... A, â€"Thc Cowman Northern mum‘s Gunman: Mu Jun new contract: with \m‘iouu firm ton u: con-two ticm at about a. axons (com: can. M. Htmnmjuneuu moons". mu «tumour cl swing tumm- oun- tmctu. two to In: no main!“ nm 1. in n MHOO‘ to undertake more at m. ind of work for. atom than to mum. um! um C. N. R. mud? wfi: There an twenty-nine cannon ins: constructed, as Kingston and the §nrdmuous an that the runway will have carrying power of? an capr- mouuly taut-aux) capacity for no“: when. . _ _ -. our: 33-4 cents per mile; mm!) “@233“. 31-4 cum: per mile; local (r n-gh‘ts. $4 fcl' (by; switch engines. 32.60 {or day of ten bpnrd. On In- ginc» haying anylindpx- larger than 163:“ inches .tho r1140 will be 34.50 50" 10) miles. Th‘is provision; in mm 7-0 mm the me on time min]. on the' main lines will ruin amigo my mag thsfimeulgullipg gum. tgug- on â€"The New. "York Central'e taut train, the Empire State Express. m- ing between New York and‘ Buffinlq. recently eclipsed its previous record. On the run from Albany to Burials), with an engine new from the ah“ It reached a Qpeed of 109.35 mile. an hour, cavering aeven and It In]! mile. in four minutes. The whole digtance o: 302 miles was run in 296 minutes or 683-5 aecmda per mile. â€"- Thu Pare Inrqnstto Rpilway has xcmhw an agreement thh in «m- {incuk whereby‘ the wages for the Torte; axe to hi [or r ' .3291:- can 33-4 cents per me ; umh ~11: interesting eaae was confirm- ed shy the Court of Appeals last week. Lawyer Bain. of Brampton, mine time ago good the G.. T. R. 00., for hmagea for injuries autained by being ne- mlted while travelling on one o! the Company’s trains. He was, awarded $3,500, and the company. appealed; The decision mean: that all railway companies in Canada are bound to protect passenger: against assault while travelling on their trains. «The. New York Central Railroad has [arrested a.pla.n to minimize the lots 0:! lift: and injuries in accidents by em‘rldying 60 surgeons, with will live addug the line, and be easily wanted a; any time. Each surgeon will have charge. a? asmtion', and merg- train win carry atoll kit olj surgeotq‘s‘toolpr - 7 -. Rail-a, Iota. â€"Tha 01.1%.. and G.T.R. companies Wili ham: njoint ticket office in the wtun] u! the new King Edward how tcl. MIC. ,‘l'he :u‘naal Year Book, wliid) will be pinto!) shortly, will give adetail- a" statement. Iv} Mistrial: Band... Sabbath Scam: . Goforth mvsic'n‘ Talaut Workers Organ... Interest" CMPNI schemes...... 788 72 Debt Fund... ... Century Fund. ........ 171D Contributions in en- eroizes... ".3 Collections. “on"; 'nmnlmgjvmg dt- - faxing ............... Th'é {chewing}. a general state- ment 0! a.“ meme: raised during the year for this differsut object‘s: . For “on For 0r- in cvnuaétion with! all the social gatherings can be we conven- mgtlys grief} on: Reports and financial statements were rear] Imml all the dulerenltor- gammm'ons in ccnnectipn with) the «bunch. .Tlu .trcasurer, Mr. mm Ross. in his “amends. abound halaxce on hand over all expendxtnre of $15.24 for the ycar 1902. All me other organizmliono reported crayons. but menial notice 33mm be given to the wink doneb the Talc-n1 Worms. During tlrs yum: meal- the: undertook to not allow in thic tnsgmont of the Sailoolnoom; having raised the meow: lands to comlglet', that work, them next mane was to (it. 'an akitphqm with all m- peasaxy agpllancgq, @3113}: the wpr; THE WEEKLY POST, LINDSAY. ONTARIO, FEBRUARY 20, 1903. $0.Il1.58 Inland for all Pumas l- lsos-tho talent Workus'loctml {I‘m annual meeting 0! St“. Au- dra-V‘s clutch. Lindsay. was held 0!! this 28111 of Jan. (Dean was mvodin the bagsqmnmt .of [the Schoolmom‘. there being a, large attemhpoe at members and adhbren'a. {After all had done ample Justiqo to the good l'm'ngs pmvidpd by tbs ladies, the congregafion gambled in ethb church, wlm the roster, Rev. J. WL Macmillan, 3A., after couductingde- mticna} exercises, took charge 0! line business meeting. ST. AIMS VIII 0F mm. an "d $1] 177.27 $4840.31 1177.27 Imam 174.56 10 00 54.82 24.46 81.71 88640.61 542-8 1 12.75 153.58 153.40 1-1.!” 131]) urnâ€"‘v vv “-7 â€"..-â€"â€"v A 1d. Cinnamonâ€""lbw may be true, but? td‘nt lawyer: his to run up a' bill ol’ cacti far the sake 011120 tees to be gained" , I Wanâ€""Mr. Enid!!- h'n‘c 2w acting (or the town (or. god mm: Jan. m in minim w, a M W bwnr. and has no (bum-nu! u as much “or. u MMtfinfld” _ ' .n-.‘_A 9- __ -__ __‘ .....-...-..,.. "h. _- - Mud! Blown-and Yes. but 3110 S:- liuitor any! tho statutory clause is not interacted u it road-L ' ‘l‘nb law i6 dl’tan that way. .1! we (b not obtain lagialufivo amnion now. and anyone take. out an injunqtion be- fore or alter tho Wilding in started. men we will have in fight it out in tho warts at an expense amount- or than the do“ or annact that will make. oyuythlng age. Aâ€" AA-.. L- A_,,_ ‘ Aid. Gunman referred. to the mn- terence with the Library Board and the Solicitor‘s explanations, and pointed out that several lawyers had expressed the view. tuna: the statute. gave a." necpwy rower to gram the market wk site. hem spacing legislatiop we: not Emmy. -7- 1.--; .5- a _ Mayor anathemaâ€"“l wouldn‘t: an- upt private nub-cripu‘qtmâ€"we have no right to tax ouncdtuom in that way. It would be all rithm it we had mono wealthy cnouzh toda- mtn as'rte." ‘ : - - i - 3L- AgAA‘_ ~c‘, w" -_~ M1. autumnâ€"“Wig wore not an. mac ablation maul m «no can at the (we hall?“ ‘ W30: anathemaâ€"“Tho toga] ab- ‘ctacio wan". known men." ' Al I. Cinnamonâ€""I umlarltutd there “pouch: hating in m of tho mum site. and mu amnb‘hor of "arm have anon-J tap coma-nub Ubually to a fund for m mm It. in will that 8700 cc 8800 Ila-l- randy ‘micod. and We _un-mnt midfi- o incl-on») to tunes that figure." ‘ ' >_ _~_,,.L. Aid. Cinnamonâ€""What power does We omtraot give n. in the mtter ?" lea'or Socthemnâ€""Sn;p)ee we get in and epend an evening swing over in cinna- 2" The Public Libraxy Site. Ak'. Cinnammnâ€""Ie it the inten- tion to allow our Solicitor to go chem] and IL; 13' for an out in con- nection with t e Public Library site when there in our: reason to helicw run we ell-ii be aiming awe: non cl' more ?" Mam)? Milenaâ€""Ne rumination ”and at. lat meeting of Gunmen! «mm M the "an: contention with the Public Library 1mm. oblige» no in do no. “we will he acne-moo. end lbeiieve it. yin be cheaper to get upeo‘el bum twin to tie! and injunction and a cmyly lawsuit." '. III! ,_ _.A_- _,.A AL- Ala Stoutâ€"“But whatnhout the pressure -' won't it. be among“ that“ ?" AM. Mommaâ€"“I wouldn’t allow the tent w be made there; gap {alike water and the further 1t is forced the wuaker the pressure. We ogngpt E; dingoâ€"111971251: at come outwith whit: '5” at AWFL’BRI'EY'C. Aid. Cinnamonâ€"“z understand the test is to In maids at the Company's math '2" £850: Sootharanâ€"“I éon‘t know it a: mam test can be arranged: m. Stevens will tell us." Yfl'mifiimwnm 5?. u wgm A rqox-t presented by a. special um!) engaged during Decem- ber and yarn or January tr. notethle time at m the street. lam; swam lighted and extinguidrd, was mad [or the information or members. it contained some sunrises and proved that the Gas 00.. or the men employ- edmtendthelamrmhadbnan yet- ting: ahead or the town In: alively ran in the utter o: lamp were. The “mm' I charge (or services tendered was endorsed and referral fo the Finance committee for m- Imam. Aid. Cinmmbnâ€"“I suppose if the Professor ms 3:0 are getting the (all candle power, that settles it. "' Hayes Sutheranâ€"' Yes, if we are getting the stated candle Luwer without the aid of reflectors.” On MOLD nu: (net-k wa; inaumted to ootity Mr. Steven: in order to occur-e his quenchno: on [the day specified. Messrs. J. Crawo'ord, 6130. Foster and B. Andrus were allowed $1.50 each for service- ap special oun- stablasastthocml'mgflinkon the main of an visit of ma Scotch Carla's. . mum Socthoran explained that. the old manhad has: an xnmte of tho Home (or. the A930. was Inner- hs from hernia. and he had informed ‘ Size W that the town won“ be mwdble {or was" month's 'mmtcmnco. Anothrr town patient carnal Claude had been amen over by um m on Feb. 1st, in pom- ;lianee wiflx nil roqnost......tppwva.l o! the Mayor's action was aux-eased. Palm and Liam“); Oonmitboo. Md. Magma. chairman. road alet- ter from President Burgess, of the Lindsay Gan 07.. dated Fab. 1am, in- [arming Council that. he had been un- able t0 secure Prof. Lang, tn» gen. tlemen name) by Gonna! to conduct a ten of the Lindsay street nuts. but that W. Emu. who WW‘ doc-ted ma toast of :tbe Wart.) lights. won“ .visit Links: on Fab. 20th and not in conjunction with Mr. W. 13. Stevens. B.A.. thq Council's ro- procentntive. was not mm up. as the convex-mp Lion got switched cf: onto Pubho Li- bury and Gas 00. matters, and them mbjectg pox-oz} so interesting that almost on other. business was shelv- 8‘ for the time being. . . j “animations. 'A't. th’c m on Clark Knowlaxn rm! «communicbtion addressed to If. John Hahn- by a former Lindy mite, niacin to tho Wt: the town mint: oflor. [or the emb- lilmnont of a soap {my Clerk Knowloou was ill-ammo to write and obtain Lot-flock" for tin-next moetmg o! Canned. . Fm mu Scott, Snxenn'tendzntal Rosa Hoapitd. rem“; to apationt named mm. who to being main- tained at the oxponaa 0|: ghe_torwn. Our Aldermen Spelt Two Hours Last light In Free and Easy Discussion of the above lutlond flatten. ' A meeting of Council committees was held nut evening in‘ the Council Number. m. which Mayor Soother- an and all members were meant. Regular committee Work. however, TEST OF T!!! STREET UNITS TO BE WE FRIDAY NEXT, FEB. 20th, Opponents of Market Site Granted a Public Meeting HBRARY SHE: GAS. AM O'Ba'ellyâ€"“A rnbhio meeting will (1) av flood (mm-c are about. POI: prowl-t)- ownan suppose 100 of than out» one tn oppooe the mar- ket siteâ€"vii] you accept their sar- dict nasa'm tho renaming 700311 After some tut-that mansion it! was mom-ad by Am. Cinnamon. let:- ouhd by Md. MoWnttcro. that a public. muting!» mud on new. Feb.“ «Sud-Carri“. . Aid. ‘C‘innamonâ€"“Na. I 'wouldn't. but the martin: will “ford some indication of morrpuhlig feelipg." __ 9% Q nun-9.09m suing-hug“ Mayor Swwcrmâ€"“l'm willing to call one. We can invite the We of the Library Boat-3 t‘) be rruem.” AM. Cinnamonâ€"“1 believe it would be beat. Let those that lune any- thing 1b say. say it. or for overalâ€" or raiding: peace. ”_ - (_ . what cum-J comin- the! uh which with I atm- he abhvdu. W W “#323" tub-y cumm- (nuns-4mm mv nah- Wed-t. an. I Nth-t lid. Robinsoné“ *Tho earth (run the “Invasion will go slain: way. Im’ccrtain W850 more wannabe mt- qpouition to the market park, it were in any?’ 7 mum: mu- Aid. O‘Rbcllyyâ€"‘We's this 0d re- mantra-are are pain: 850 «so gym: in Murmurs Wildcat!»- ner boiling. and it the library gqcs there we m that Then Again, at was gimme 1000111119 made of Kent-st. we must buy as: loan: 20 {eat more lam] and incur 11011 at upenccf i_n_ Imminzflth'o sing up" WM 1879. , CuresWhlleYou Sleep Itcnresbeanscthetinendaed stung}, mlisepticisanicdoveuhedisuscdm- {we withevaybreuh, giving and constant treatment. It I: innin- able to when rid: ml! children. Ali. mWaimraâ€"“l'm told aid: 1!. l-y-law would bq voted down 2 to n and that alot at Union men don't: want to amt-t the money at ail. " Wot Soounmaâ€"“l think that would he a mintnkbâ€"we ougn‘a to :10- a pt the money. I! we don’t itwfll ban a long Lime. before we get: tooth» or such chance to secure a. model Public Library." Md. Stores-"Lee a:- go: along." I mun Magmaâ€""Wait: awhile, Akl. Stout; this in a very profitable diam.“ ' Md. (finnamonâ€" “1! the people wad an in favor of the Wzlovn site can raise» a and deal cl the money for lto yum-e, why shouldn’t we .‘et them an sham”, Douitnotuemweeflecdveto : Aid. O'Mllyâ€"‘ffl the anfliqxtioni: omostd the Lecxsiamm will tell us to submit thv questicn to another rm" ‘ Md. Wagon said he mu in [me humor; h.- hud unused the choice 0‘! the motto; rat. and his stand had been mmonded by hundreds of citing; 110 could emu th'cm‘thnt i1 they mt up a deputation 100 snow: .10 carport tin application!“ an no.1 more mm be 200 persons dr- hnuzi to expose it. The Library goggle should be outwit-.21 to meme nits an he other side at the treat." Manl- Bootlnnaâ€""ny duu- air. an site 0! thin hail wan ammo-hole; wd D.WM the pan: on the west. mu of On track .1110 lot cooldbe built upet small a xpenae. and the presence 0! an library on the other side of the “not would quickly re- sult in the surrounding.- buing im- FN'YP'j-r- 3. . A A - Glaxo? Bootheranâ€" "Put a. reach:- uoo mutt-eating me tc on“ 3.3pr meeting a! Councilâ€"Men you can more to renal the raolmioo you coma-fled tho bum- evening and we‘ll disenc- it. Palm to Dec you 213:0” abused you- mind u no mo in . 5H. Cnnnmâ€" '1 Hanchanzelmy mfinfl shit. but ldon' t bolieve in in- curring usele- ex; Quantum. At the me time. I’m we in [11.va 0! building the_ library at the outer o! we met an stand-halo." . AI'J. Cinnamonâ€"“Inst she wouldn‘t: waver at all. Pd like to can use- less: cxoponle. And I'd like m but: tc_h_ Mfiqp.” ism no to co‘ sham and incur. that: quell-e. Manila Idm't approve a! In: market me. I helm in amt- lng the wish 0! the Wrivy. nodwq W (b all in our rows:- to give oxf- fcgt to the prowl: m by hut year's 0mm] to forum! auto for. the library. I think still that the but any out. of an dammlty wculd he to unite on the lot mm. me toad and buy :50 feet 0! the Preston 10“.! m (Son is mg (‘0 be Idlician'l: outwith to HM our applicutisn' for Mid!) not. wwwahemaud «man ”my the mm'?" ' m Wanâ€"“1 believe them ml: be may strong exposition. and podium adfiment tb' defeat our» 51mm but more in the Council’s nonunion, Iocmdod by yourself, and omen I2: . tats 06 w. 'W‘Ec‘; Is a boon to asthma“. We wish to call the attentionlof the public to our facilities for repainting. Our panitshop is in charg of a first-class painter, and we use nothing but the best stock. We can also attend to all repairs necessary to your Carriage before painting. All sorts of Vehicles built to order as usual. PEDLAR EM M ERSON PEDLAR EMMERSON SI. 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S'pecia‘L. .. ......50¢ Children’s Dongola Buttoncd Boots, sizes 3 to 7 ; spscial ..... 400. Infants’ Pebble Buttoned Boots, siza I, 2, 3 ; regular 45c, now . .25c, .00 Club) In In: side Slut Window. 7* Yvrlv' quay brice..." ..... ..L ....$1,25 Misses' Dongola Buttoned and Laced Boots, sizes 11 to 1i. These will give an excellent wear as they are guaranteed solid leather throughout; regular $1.25, special . ... . ...... .... "0-0950. Children's Polish Calf Buttoned Bootsâ€"will wear like iron, sizes 8 to 10; tegu’af $1.10, SpeCial .ooe .oueo noeoeooeeo oeoeeo oooegoc Children's Strong L-aced goats: sizes 8 to 10_; silpgly a good stout L-,A P I)- CINNAMON {immunizing February 19th :2: #393}. m 0-:- umuo- will be devoted particularly to clot-lug Inch! bum-I In our Children'- Depm-e-t. glut «any and low prices are the strong features In these taming. Misses’ extra quality Buttoned and Laced Boots in Box Calf and Don- gala Leather, modern shapes, sizes I! to 2; worth $1.50, sale AT CINNAMON’S STORE ..STOVES.. GHILDREN’S WEEK ! G. T. I. TIIE TABLE. Into. '....m ......11.99 s... During February, uhile we are stock-taking, we will offer our Celebrated Cooking Stoves at the old price, before the advance. If you want the bee! Cook Stove on the market and wish to save from $3 to $5. buy now. It will pay yea- arriagc Makers, General Blacksmiths. HEADQUARTERS Fox Axes, Cross-Cut Saws, Lanterns, Horse Blankets, Etc. KENT STREET, IT PAYS TO BUY AT "CINNAMON’S muuu no on Great Bargains in Stoves CIBC ES IOIBIATB. William-st. North. 030 my a! mud kip tourist ticket. :5 on uh My. giving choice 0! rant. ad stop our philan- a principd point. “03m SERVICE. Pro-pt auntie-I. M tint, lulu-lou- fl‘ All duping M 5?:fl’?uu._"w i2 359. Wad»!- GEO- WI LDER. AGENT, Lunar A. I. PATCH. 5“ ‘floht A... WINTER RESORTS LINDSAY- “THE SHOE KING”