-Constable .W'ilkins of Simcoe ,w_a:gr_l shot by Chief of Police -Malone, and` is in a critical condition. 1* Fully 1,500,000 people lled .-.thc streets of Vienna last night, celebrat- ing the diamond jubilee of they Em.- peror Francis Joseph, ` ,1 1,11--- 1--- Mr?` E1? 'W:?s'K};s' Ei3e&TSr;, the railway at Galt. V ' :7 is 1 IILIVL .5 llp||\ul_D Jvuvyu. I Seventy-ve thousand dollars -has already been subscribed or promiscdl by Toronto Anglisanl churches for the Laymen s Missionary. `Movement. L-__-l . MANUFACTURER or - % 1B_'uggies,ICarriags. _Wsgons % Sleigh: and Cutters. ' : Experiments in` Germany have] proven that it is almost impossiblel for airships to e_scap_e the re of ries and cannon on the ground. _ . - I Order your wedding Invitations` early and at the_;ri`ght place. The Advance Job Printing Department makes a specialty of this class of: work. All the latest eamples 9! ltationery. -Call and see us before A 'Dg 1tcl-1. :.:.c-pi;1:ing- lias di_s- coveredja strange tube of negroes 1n Guiana who speak a` Ian age which. as a" mixtt1re'of Dutch, nglish and Portuguese. _. ` ' . II ',,AI,._ 3- ,,-___L.'J 2.. `. Prices otwood on a nlicatjon. _ , _ , The CAst_1'8YS'rE `has been adopted in ylpcesvwjth benet to the qonsumer and w;eLho \ _thgt_onr many patrons will a.pprove~of in; uric-N usslstrus` Ingiving a fair ` 9 vs Uvuevnwwtu 5 A Bittcrly cold weater is rgportd in the west. At Esterhazy, zSask., Rob- .ert Mack, a-V C-P.'R. section foreman, % i was found frdzen to death.-* beside the_' tfaitk. ` V i - _- .-l .` . _ W "q . or-`Flees. Stregt. Phone No. 33 Victbria. . " 87 -"-_.~; r - o J - a c o o o o n u o o so The `funeral of t,-Mrs. Pew-vwas de- `layed at "Niagara Falls: while fresh- gconveyances were prdvided for the f casket '-an;} the mourners, owing to ; the stnct enforcement `of the" quaran- E tine regulations. _ _ - . 'S'rmc'r Pmicaoxuu. `A at-um-vmwnn `D A In 1 lag Lani!-`after. Ma ' 1st. at reduced prieI.:: 4 A 1101' (}AS_!i ON ;Yas foilowa: _ } -TUIIIIIVI J } ordering. ANDREW `M; or; .~:.,r.'. Homshoeinxl Iuofrfss` ABAAYFIELD $1.4 #wnnntNc I_VIrATIO'Ns. vi;o;i:nnoo5o:o:;}ooo'i-ii`-;vEu;`;; (in |_2EygOOoI"l!0.0lOOo ,I!OI cnoo.5oa;7._.6.75.gem > `. . oa_o_ on a"av'a_s`ugVo":_g_-.'o .a_o Q`-DUO $0.9`; per gm" `oar t`O.;O~`O:OIOI.OO`l~->3-I'D-O; Io"_ao'-A-of ' `per a;e3l_nI)o1f:_ ._s.,,`.'.:..`>*a`.... .... ' __ 7.05 per ton ow -`oJg_ooo1-oofili; anooognofu ~i`,:l?Wf`.V'oo`a o'l0 `I ookao -vac: I _";e:w;1ssi;=::s i5;;s;;*;3c. ..,.;.1.%_ I "9 . oppdsnn: moss ST. JOHN BARWS OLD STAND ` 1%}: E 1~*o1'r I11a1g:sI;% A._ By w of the Town of Barrie ito`Re_is'e ;Snm_ of $x 2,oo_o.oo for the Purmte f1 g ,air,Twoph-S9 `Power-I.,L -~ ,~;for-the` ` _ ` oi;.`Erec ' ` a. Separate` Trahnsmission Line _ for upplying" Current Ito`: {the Incandesc nt Street Limp System, for the [ - se of Purchasing Addi- tional M rs _a_nd Transformers, tie: the Purpe at Erecting an Omce ' for the more Convemen Management of the Busi- A _ Electnc Light and Water Departmen P and for the Storage and Sale of Sn lies; for the Purpose of Retiring th Overdraft in the Bank of Toronto,-Barrie, and` for the Oth- er %Minor I mprovements Properly Chargeable Plant Account. I. That _to_ rais the said sum'of| $12,000 for `the puroses aforesaid, it| shall be lawful for the Corporation of the said -Municipal_i`y to. issue De- lentures of the sai Municipality. to rffisaid amount in su _.n.o`t_..less, thanll Q--- nWhereas - 2e` commissioners, of the Electric Li't- Department of the Town of B -rie have requested the Council of te Town of `Barrie to submit `a By w to the .ratepayers ' ' `V new to raise-the sum of twelve rthousd dollars on debent- uses of the s 'd Town for the pur- ; pose ofinstal g a two-phasepower line, for the fur. , er purpose of erecting a separate tran ission line for supply- ingcurrent for ~ he; incandescent street lamp system, fr the purpose, of pur- chasing additial meters and trans-, formers, for ..-purpose of erecting an oice buildig with rvault for the more convenie _A management of the business of th_E1ectric Light and Water Departm ts, and for the stor-I age and` sale of upplies, for the pur- pose of retiri'ng';. he overdraft_in the I ' Bank of Tom 0,. Barrie, and for lother minor imrovements properly` chargeable to plegnt account. ,And. whereas .{the_ said Municipal. Council has deer`ed it right to cbm- y . (1111 111:9`: flan an nu-A :4- `And whereasgi deerg ply with ,the sai will be necessary u to issue debentuxil cipal Corporatiog $12,000.00. - ' - l I v And whereas itf4;,w_i1l be necessary to ` ra.1se annually dttnng the term -of [twenty years hefaftir me-zgltigngd by `specia rate to pjy t e- sai e t, to [ be created by thi `F By-Law, and inter-` E est thereon the of $922.51. | ; And whereas an amount of the ?whole Arateable` 1}operty of the said LMunicipa1ity accrding to the last "Revised .Assessm"_t1t R011, being the Assessment Roll `$0! the year 1908, is" I $3,175,012. V ; I And whereas th isting iDebenture i Municipality is $ ino part either of.` I terest in in arrear. the; Niuhicipal Corpora- \tion.of the Town Barrie enacts as } followiz ` 7 fl 4?;2Zn.?"?l Srvithiir ,.tm;tyiA years. from the date` A the nai p'a`ss-"` `mg of this By-Law. ' ' ` ` 2. `That the said ~ ei so issued for the sai \: shall bear interest at ..bl ,per cent. per annumap such Debentures sha twenty annual succes jiw such annual instalm ' [and interest to_ be that the aggregate n , for principal and int e | shall be equal as nea y | what is payable of p c est during each of t -said period, and on ments of principal sh one year from the , _this By-Law and the _ teen insitalments` of p payable on the same the _(19)` nineteen s_ and said yearly insta est shall be payable ` "and each of said Deb clude the whole amo payable that year, or " terest shall be attach. 'benture as the Mayorg urer shall determine. I 4. That it shall be Mayor of _.the said M "icipal Corp- oration and he is here authorized and instructed to sign 3 deissue the said Debentures` hereby thorized to be issued, and the intst coupons (if any) attached thereto nd to cause the same also to be nedi by the Treasurer of the said 1 u-nicipaiity, and the Clerk of the said unicipality is hereby authorized 3 instructed `to `attach theseal of th `said Muni- cipality to the said .DebVtures.' ` I ' h 3. `That the said D entures as to principal and interest hall` be] pay- able at the Branch 0 the . Bank of Toronto in the said T n of Barrie. _5. That there shall be "7 sedand lev- ied in each year during t 'currency of `said `Debentures or any them by special rate on all the r able prop- [erty of said Municipality, /3; the same manner as .other taxes -_r` levied, a isum suioie-nt to pay a1_1~_ discharge the said several yearly es" s of prin- cipal and interest so acc ing duejas . the "sarne become respe vely `pay- yable according to_ the te V s of this By-Law,_ that IS tn say, -t` ' total ;sum- ofh$92a.5I_in eachdf` the id years. -6. That. this By:Law ; feet on the day of the 4-I151-an` .5. That, :hisBy:Law of the threof. _ , - If ' . 1 Y' 7 1 V V i t` at the hour of two 0'5 not in the afternoon, at the Court. Home. in the Town of-45arrie' at which time end plac I shell proceed to cell by Public Auction to Inuchof ' the follow` mg leads us mev be 9 cienu to dieuharge the axe: end all lawful charges incurred `to o end ebous the mile and lection of the come. T - The following 101:: ere etented (except where otherwise noted) :` . tnc forg-i ?o clock in commencing at _9 o clock i noon and continuing until the afternoon_ `at the nude , places "and by the follow} Deputy R,e'tu`rni-ng' Oicers, that is" Q say`, in Polling Sub -divisionc _No.f It Caldwell: Shop; Fred; M , Deputy R1!.lFl_.1i11'S i$.1'- 7 ' . ~_subedivigidn 7. That me`-votes ofth duly quali- `ed electors of the sai Town of .. ` Barr_ie`shal1 be taken on_ fs By`-j.I_.a.Aw (`IQ ----. --.--3 _-- Pollin ..Sub-;!'i;r'ivsion No. i sit` Fire_ Hall;- , exandet. McbIeil,..Depug, I3;-E `.4 .. j 3. - . IADVAVNCE Mond$y,`tlie4th V y of Jan?!-190% . .-.. .. ..,... W W... I requisition, and it {for the said purpose` "ts of the said Muni- i for` the sum of amount. of the ex-_ Debt of the. said 85,273.69 of whi_ch Principal or of 1n-I iebentures to be 1 \ sum of $12,000 ?..the rate of 4% gepayable yearly, be payable in five instalments, ts _of principal f such amount mount payable .est in any year _y as may- be to cipal and inter- _ other years of of such instal- ' l `be payable in nal ppassi-ng of 'emaining' nine- gancipal shall-be :ay in each of lceedmg years, C.-ents of inter- '- the same time tures shall in- -. t of interest 1' find the Treas- h ["sno`e.\i'3p`2`1s-`?3Z'F?'I`i'u`?e`r." I'>'[ -:1 No. 5 (a). at % E 'sT:iaT?ii3isiB'.Tii6. 5 . at Sl__1op;*- Edwin A. Luck, De ' ,Ocer_. I.!!9.!!9k.!.f1t!!_gl!9%v9!Pe[i%b.er.I9%08l '~=0.n inursaay, we 31st any .of _D`ec..? \,V.at the Council Cham- be_;;_ii_1 th said Town of Barrie, at 2 .o e1ocki~;i - the` afternoon,,~--the Mayor will ppoi in" writing signed by him gpcjs s to -attend at the nal s11m n}m'g'_ }- of`~'the votes, and one. `person to tendateach of the pol- ling vplaceson behalf of the persons interested i and desirous of promot-' ing the pa ing of this By-Law, and _a like num _' of persons interested in and desi us of opposing the pass- ing of this 4 . 9. ` That tesaid `Clerk of the said Cou-ncil sha1`%, at his office in the said Council her-on the 5th day of January, I - r_- at the hour of 2 o clock in the afternon, sum up the number [of votes givI_ for and against the l`By-Law. ` n an. - us - V 5. (1).? it II-3103 s oollen Mill; D.A. McNivbn, Returgging `Ocgr. ir7oxii}{T%sE7;1_ivmo'""{'N. s, at Fire ;H gll;*f , Whltebread, Deputy Re- ! hi}-vitiha $4-no 5 . . Read a first anm second txme an open Council on t_ 30th Nov., 1908., TAKE NOTICE. that the above is` 'a true copy of a roposed By-Law whtch has been tak into considera- _tion, and-which will. be nally passed lby the `Council of th Corporation of |the Town of Barrie zjjn the event of Ithe assent of the ele tors being ob- tained thereto after e month from "the first publication ereof 111 The Northern Advance n vspaper, pub-| |lished in the said To of Barrie, the date of which said.;_rst publica-I Ition in The Advance is V hursday, the5 3rd ,day_ of December, I and at the hour, day and p1ace_therein x- ed-for taking the votes Eof. e1ectors,`| Lthe po1ls_=will be held. .-u&;...-. g... '. -' fa '~ J3)- P\ The. tenth` meeting of Oro Town- ship` Council for 1908 was held Nov. 2oth,.all& the members present. | Al * Alex. Currie reported having con-I structed a ditch between lots 16 and 17, West half Con. 8, whichhad bene- xtedthe road i-n so far is it had tak- en surface water away, and he was of opinion that the Council `should bear some portion of the expense. On motionof McArthur and Mc- Lean, Mr. Qurrie was granted use of grader in zmove ditch free of charge and..$2.o`o to help pay operator, for the benet done to road. . ,_,.-_-. G.W. Calwdell requested that some person be appointed to look after roads opposite lots land 2, Con. 1, or a new division be formed. On motion of M|cLean and Robertson, G. W. Caldwell was appointed to look after above portion of road until 1st of May. rm `to 'I\ 1-; - n- . _ - Jno; H. McK'innon asked that al bridge be put in on line Con. 11 Zmd! I2, lotI, where old culverts had been closed, or _a.short distance south,.in _,qrdewr_to'-.g1ye him outlet. -*He would put-* *-`i`n bridge fox-J$25.oo. If this` is done this fall vand he can gettlevel or f_a!lr`:-enough` .to..carry water past his Ll":liigf"`;' xr1_attex:;` Agreed that the 1- Mjess1'.s._ _lMh:Ii'nnon and Laf716`r 71n `C. FittO s o'f'ce, Oril`- . _'a,:on Nov. 23rd, regarding the max- ` . ~ ri}__._ at, he may `take no further action in - Reeve paid the n'I`-reas. from` G. W. Brooks for trees sold on idge=R`oau;.opposice. "`Woodl'a'nds in ` ,;:,9n__ 1:,-A 4.14-44 " --:j `LL- , -.-:-'_ .y(_-. . A3:/`COu'1ici1lOr:`McArthur Qpaid. "the _-_';[`rea ;s_;' $I.oo.from John Ansdell for A=s1.=!s;1>;2;site W920, 6011- 6-- % counrrv or SIMCOE. Adjourned Sale of lands. ,,x` 7 . 4.` _>' '5""`."""'*': * ' T; ' Councillor Robertson reported hav-I ;ngL asked for~p`ender s and sold `trees "0 ;4;9a;l;.ppps1.te- hqlvf .-1ot.,I3 Con. % Lconar %*%jLL*Eh.~`; iofr $6-oo. J4` '-x Thomas Blencoe asked to be sent to House of Refuge. On motion` of `McArthur ,and McLean, Clerk to write applicantfs ~sons as to this re-: guest. PIX! r`-I___.1-1 . . I .- e v - - -W -- I `T. M. Young complained of amount 'of statute labor charged on Collec- tor s Roll against his property. On motion of -Robertson and _Cockbum,_ Mr. Young was directed to pay the amount charged and he will get a re- fund of $1.00 charged for F. 5., who` '`is _abs:ent.h V I i)'pu`ty Registrar-General sent cer- ticate that Division Registrar, Oro, dulyregxsbexed fqr quarter end- :-r_1g` Sept. 30, 1908, bu-ths 27, mar- hnages I, and deaths 7. 0 ; .. n . n - . .1 'J:` I1R`.mCott_er, Clerk of Peace, ad- vised that selectors of jurors inAOro hitilg duly" performed their duties for B. Beardsall asked for grant of $5.00 to Wm. Gray to help buy wood and provisions. On motion of Me- Arthur and Robertson, $5.00 to be` placedwith Mr. Beardsall and by him ex-pended_for Wm. Gray as necessity may reqmre. ` |`1\ rv;;u vvlln vs uynu. . `Ditch 'thi ` 30th" dajr of? g ghili E uIIn6`uI A one COUNCIL. ~o.xivTh :1 : V19 9+ No. E. DOI\l'IEI'.L: 1910 1911 I912 I913 I914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 192: 'I922 I923 I924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 ZTc:In Cllerk. E 9.22 51 922 51 922 51 922 51 922 51 922 51 922 51 Ann I-1 1 V `.9 O .. '1 +M"<'i+o `922 SI I-` II- `922 51! 922 511 922 51 922 51 922 51 922 51 922 51 922 51 922 51 922 51 922 51 `SI -.. .vu._u, \vu.11. V ' {The committee "composed of the Reeve and Conn. McArthur appointed atlast meeting tohlook into complaint of James vCou[ls'on;.a-nd {others regard- ing water standiugion road opposite ..I0.tS_3"and .~'4, on 1st and 2nd -Range, reportedithat, after a careful exam- ination of A watercourse on aforesaid road, the natural outlet... is to the `north across lot 5, and recommended `that `the Clerk. notify Thomas Arthur to open ditch on his lot suicie-ntly to permit of water standing on road to ..be removed. While inspecting the road the committee found a number ofsmall t_rees in centre of road and recommended that the same be sold, except such asparties owning lands opposite wish to have reserved and that the proceeds be applied to the removal of stumps and logs on afore- said. crossroad. [L ____`f_ A II` I \l\II road , III`; I'I`\vI I\ I- lII\vIJI Kllllluc III III. While sI_1eep are steady .at unim- :prove_d.~.;_pr1ces, lambs are. stronger, sales be_mg repgrted up to $5. Hogs A are easxer aga1n, s e"Iling at $6 per cwt.,; fed and,..wa;t_ered, of? cars, Tor- . oto. Oaotstionion Tuesday were :- `_Expbit cattle choici-..T. .....$ 4 75-.. 5- 25 v'mFinmo duoaI~oAvu-an 25.... 4 60 `F coI nand;b'ul1'I.'..;.V.' 3.25.. 450 k:t;utc|\aI'g ,~pick0ii...;..:..V... 4 40. . 4 75 u ......a :....a.. .g nn 4 so l.\JlIUV'Uq CVVU n . - o n . o - o cocoon . ` hacks and call: . .*. . .. `ii ring.Lnmbo,.sNcl_:....[.-..A.:. E`. fxg IlO(3I`...7.3. onions. ` 99: VI` bl UDDI U6. ' Onmotion of Robertson and Mc- Arthur, the report was adopted, the Reeve. to dispose of timber to clean up road. ` D 17 1:7,-u-, I - - L\4Ill6\- anu \/UH. J KC 10! 5 In compliance with the request of Mr. Williams, Deputy Reeve McLean and-Coun. Ball and M.cArthur in- spected outlet across line between 2nd Range and 3rd Con., opposite lot 5, and estimated that it would require $12 to open outlet. They recom- mended that this amount be granted, and that the overseer` be notied to have the work done. The report was adopted. - I A`-A__`_L_ `A _ _ a A ll 12 13 The Prices Ruling In the Barrie and I Toronto Markets During the Week. `I'\ - n n . . .. D A nnvu (5-, _ - A..- IJAVC IIUKB, SUICUUOIIS LIV [D 260. ` ` heavy . . . . . . . . . . . .. Dressed Hogs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Chickens, per lb ..... . . . . . . . . . Turkeys. per lb .. . . - Geese. per lb ....... . . Ducks. per air .. . .. .. . Butter, R91, per Lard, per lb ................... .. |Eggs, perdoz.................... Pnfnfnmz, rm:-I hno UIVI-Ull |:'U"Ua vuv vv . . u o - 0 - " medium to good. . . . . 8priugers_.;..;. .......... . .' -001 oUI.'C IiVo0._cO u ,"'Rf'7'wi11iams asked that ditch be opened across road "between 2nd Range and Con. 3 at lot 5. In r-nrnnliarmn `.441. 51... .......---A -1` 'rCHUoooou-. Barley..... Rvn , Dune) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 Rye .... .. . .... .. Buckwheat . . . . . . .. Flour ............. Beef. hind qr... E Beef, fore qr. . .... . . T.nmh_ 1191- H1 ruuuwcu, per] nag . . . . . . . . . . . . . flay. Der ton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Green I-Iid`es ......... . Calfskins, per lb..... . .... `Tallow, per lb... ..... WoolPicks...................-.. Horse Hides......'........,... `Horse Wool, washed...... ..... Wool,uqwa.shed.............. Lambskms... `App1es(fall) per bbl - .... ., ` Apples (winter) per bbl. . ` IJUllVl'UI_U, |lIUltUI.|.--not-coo goodlosds " medium ...,.... _ co`vn. choice Common cows....`....-...-...- Dunner: ...,............. I I O C D C` ' Mihh covii. cho`oe'.....`.. {I Light pmckon, .._,... .._. .. _.._jS..__ 4- ..__j= .. 1 n [navy vvua Accounts to the amount of $57.51 i were ordered paid. Councxl adjourned to meet Dec. ; 15th next. _ s i . H. J. TUDHOPE, Clerk. ;Whea.t nn`n 5 59 12555, per uuza . . . . . . Potatoes, per] bag ` Hn.v_ nor Inn _ . . _ _ _ wheat. fall . .. ` R n nnnnn BGDCD LIP IJJ What "demand there is now for feeders is chiey from farmers, and prices have eased off perceptibly since therdistilleries became lled up. Few 'he,avy feeders are h`e'ing_ offered and the demand is suieient to keep the `mar-k_e_t~` for. them quite rm. IITLJA .-L--- .....-. ..a......!.. .5. ....... ruuswczs per. Dag ............ . . Apples ........ .. " 1 Live st 6'_'1`{'Si'.ik?is'L' DILIVL GUI a A Nothing was doing whatever in the export line as there is no vessel space available. There were a few cattle nsold which might have gone for ex- port, but they were taken for the lo- cal butcher trade. Choice butcher cattle are very scarce and the demand for them is keen. Several buyers said they were willing to pay ve cents a pound for `good cattle, but none such was `among to-day's re- lceipts. The top prices paid to-day were not `over $65, and that was paid in only a few instances for pick- .ed lots. Good straight loads sold -from $4 to $4.50, and medium. from $3.50 to $3.90. Choice cows and bulls were in good request, selling in a few, cases up to $4. ' ALA-en :.- .-1.--- Int.- Toronto, Tuesday. The run at the City Cattle Market; to-day was 75 cars, comprising 1,2277 head of cattle, 1,560 sheep and lambs, 700 hogs, and-75 calves. Thalia `Ivan nu-:0- I....'.~I- -_ ..AA.1. -5 luv uusa, anu-/3 LGIVCD. Trade was quite brisk for cattle of reasonably good quality, but for the poorer grades the demand was not so ustrong. Nevertheless everything was bought up before noon at prices from we to 25c higher than those ruling a week ago. The fact that runs have been rather on the light side has made prices rm, and the cooler wea- ther is causing an improved demand from the butchers. If it keeps up it is expected to liven the trade up con- siderably. ' `Yd.-.ol.3...... ....... .l..:.... ._.|._..__._ L. .1- .1011: qr....... b, per lb nu , frag: __M:RKETS nchers,.. 4...... 3 00.. ckerI.... . . . . . . 2 00. in`. cho`oo' ...... .. 50 00.. iium good;..`.'..'. 30 00.. Louuolvnoooouooxuol M00... 1 a rt I l`O.l'I..:J"IV\'v_t:".y` 0' \3" 00. o no . . . . ..;....;..._;r- '25 , :1".-94% 92??! F I N E _.._- ...;-u --u -us Ian: BARBIE. DECEMBER : Tonoxro. Dscmxnim 1s'r. 1908 C (LI (:4 ;'u'.'136Es 89.... 9 37.... . an r IOU`! 65 09 40 O0 55, 00 6 50 3 75 2 75 f5 0.0 GT3; ntk T I ? 475 450 n `An. 86 37 0(- 39 63 . ' - Ttountot, '(_;)qu_u B`"'|9. December 2nd. 1908. . ` " First Publication in Tm: BABRI.l! `:Ail)YA1 C.E, ll-)ari5i,"__ni1bei: 8:-d'.' .._..--......---o---..-.._. --a -- son, clear arge sr .' fe' Mallory escaped _ Over a;hund1f ec_1 __ 1 . ~ In `a mine explosion at>:M;? Jessie Wilki pert forget,` = we; . Two priS0n`cfsEn.$1 The Adjolkned Treasurer's Sale gaands in the County of Simcoej .4 5,` in arrears for taxes will take place on V ` . 741 E Cedar sz., J E Elm St., Broken . . . . . Brukeu . . . . . . W 86 S1}. . . . E pt Broken. 1781113 . _ I `J don_ are i tendmg Miss Np:,s;,E NBQV \Christmas Blouses Continued from Page We are` shdwing Stylish Whiter Cogtb. A; V Black, Navy, B1'0Wi_l, % Ca`rre sT1_`,;AM5...` Owing to the late arri have priced themway A H ; 2-1:. ~ Our prics azffotd yr} saving} of Coats and %50 to 2.00 on the medium pri be glad to 3.00 on the nest \ % show you this ne 1' -g'e._ .v eel: received 3 eases of -the Celebrated ,_ elena Skirts `in advanced styles, and in the A _ W olors and shades.` Helena Skirts for style, t, nish `and lwear- are not equalled in Canada. 7We show the Aflargest range of Skirts tqlbe "found outside the largest cities and our p es are thelowest. 2.50, 3.50, 5.00,` 7.50 and 1 All specials. ' V We h e this Reductions `all und on .the_ Misses" -and` Chi1dren s Coatsan large choice. V __ ` Lawn, Muslins, Net and `Silk. cest goods we have ever shown. The adva -e Ies that will be worn generally next ring. Special prices '1.00, 1.25, 1.75; 2.50. 3. Oand 4.50. % e e e , ing patch `ertson- I g in the at C e in and look over the New Sfore. It ed with new goods and the prices'a1 e l:I\1\`.At\ `cu 7-an -cg--.. D.-_-_. vvu. V1 #055 509 V \ 7-cfcecvzide ly in your favor. Description. i ` DECEM-B SHIPMENT `OF IN ARREARS won TAXES; 'rowNI9 o1=?N*on'ra` 0R.I;.LIA.' gwxsnxp or mmslrn. . I1`Wi1\ Lot I Ivlaqiysfsoline -launches a-ndv -`b'oat_ s were__.(1e {toyed ingga _re+tbat-, CQ11Sl1IIl.j fjed a 'boathouse: j " on to_. V ' _ A ?'.`,3.`,';t! " Madame La. `BIdnc'h.e,_th_e` `performs [er who,was seriously mjured a_t T0513 onto Exhibition, died in the -C?r;ex1`er_z\a.1;_ Hospital. ' - W ! iai ~ Thwh . _, `V 3 - .\ . -` ` 5- ._'~.,:. .jb K-shaftf they were_ digging_ for fit` salt `,mine4 neat Dctrmt. - I 1 ' Ttoznqrer, Couh 4;!` Sinpood. j Eztterson cl E-iends V ,a`n{ cently.` -; A s_ retu'rn;r o the we. ofwher b 630' 2 100 1930 ,1o :59.` .1o 75 48 so 10 08_ - Lsentence has been suspendedin--,the ca._s:e`-`fof John. Tomlinson and John Arnott, Awhg`: jmpersonated votfexs at Dexter poll Thunder Bay.-rand Rainy" Rxver constituency. "=ri;`i;,;; g;.'.=;.;,;,;g3,o,..%g; SE- verg cold, and has discontinpgtj his audiences. V . * am;%.%.::1i.Vm: %t!::3iw=*k***<?%L A Tony - Ververanan~wa`s~1;k_i1l`ed - . ; - ..ai1;way` near iHhrr}I..1..t0n. whili; ttyihg t0 a'v`e` her pet dog'_frjOm being run over. ' `I -- - u I I` 11.- TUESDAY, DEC. `rat. f E I ADaniel ' ' Movivbray `of `.RidEi\h committed `suicide by shooting, -- 1 V`: _r 'LL_ 'T."{ blizzard is rging ov`e1`-4 the` wlt1)o1e"of Saskatchewan and Mani-V t0 3. T ` v L \ E ` John Ki_rton, 3 oart_ag_e d1'iir`<'-:r`,`_ in `Toronto "from -in_u_u-xes sustained by the falling of a hoast. -,v , I` _1,,_L "18; }}-$JF te17 t;1a1Vt_ t~11v steel: p1_am at Sault Ste, Marie may close 'OW1i1g to lack of orde_rs.* L ` ` Local option by-laws are to be sub-' mitted in Woodstock and Brantfox-d.i and `St. Catharines ratepayers; will vote on license reduction. ' ' l ..I.;$n<:lxdn . .C:olil._'e` A _ ? g}i_att I.i1'tit_ute` has beenf closed,owing__.to -an outhiea-k Of, siill-'p'b_x. ` _ Two \ of T the inulpilgifam i down. '29 ` : . The` local optic;-J`b;;:Ia:v;"--iifuthe town of Stouffville was quashe'_t_l.*:- "1{'1"1':<-)11vt'l)r'e ai i `rpoft- ed amo_ng the live stock of Ro_ches,ter township. A V ~ ` A ` I Rio Janeiro. V - squadron, und.er. on'1- I mond of Sir Percy Scott, is now. fatv `n10 1' ~.`1 _f l ..--v _,..-.--- .. Qve_r twelve million cubic yards of maternal was [excavated on the- Pana- ma -Canal. dun-n_g the last yea.r.7 , _,`-1. _ `, -_- -____ _ West` Toronto church meinbofsjfat oa Laymaxfs Missionary Mo{remnt banquet plegiged t_hems_e1ves"to raise $8,ooo'for rmssions next year. V 1 1 II in: I `l"I" "' " ' ""'- ""' Fifvteen iialmsand d611'xii1 ..,be" spent by. the T. & N. '0. Railway Commi's's1on_ in cleaning and grading the [streets m the new town of"Coch- rane. ' - ' The Chinese at 'Hong Kong may` Iboycott British merchants on `a'cc'o_u'nt' [of the 'Government s stringent mea.-, sures for the protection of theJapan~i ese - . V `The Council of Kenora is investi-i gating the reported death of_a hos- pital` patient from black diphtheria, contracted from another ;_ pat_ient, whose case was not pro_per1y_"diagon- .sed before his admission. i "i\'4ayc3r Bowlby compelled ne *po1-I }ice' to clear the -Council chamber at! 1Brantford of a number of. `citizens! iyvho remained after the Coun_ci1 meet- ` mg to talk o-ver the_ local opt1on ques- } . ; tlon. _ % `H/.Gi`_eseV-waVsfkillVed at`;:"-:}31*'g:s1aul by a falling `tree. V ;; 1 % Simon Swartz drove`in fr6:nt.}0f` a` Lspaeet ,ca1;,.a,t L9-n(n1on,`C__)1}t,,_. and. was` k111ed.. 1 1;-"W. .. ,neta1 '