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_____’__._â€"â€"â€"â€" and helpful. Both these articles are to be found in the July Outing Number of Busy Man's Magazine. In addition to these, there are several others of inteiu est to those about to take an outing, such as, “ ln Evangeline‘s Country,"_ an entertaining account of a trip in pictur- esquc Nova Scotia ; “ In aBorder Mining _ Camp," ant “ John Bull's Bread-basket,’ on Western Canada, the farming country.- Other articles of popular interest also appear, among which are, “ Government Ownership in Canada "; “ The Farce at the Hague," a. character sketch of Chas. R. Hosmer, telegraph operator ; " “ Tele- graphing Pictures" ; “ Inventions we Owe to Savages”; “A Revolution in Travel, ” the latter giving a little idea of the mono-rail system ; “ Old Age Pen- sions in Germany "; “ Even Temperaâ€" ment as a Business Asset " ; “ Succulent Dinners that Swim the Sea," and other miscellaneous matter of equal merit. The amount of fiction is rather larger than usual this month, and no better can be said of it than that it is up to the usual standard. _______.._.__â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€" ’_‘_______â€"___’___, The Fenclon Falls Gazette. ’_____.___â€"â€"--â€"â€" Friday. July 12th, 1907. Brain fl Individual Rcsponsibility. % E g g L g . 7. . The following article, from the Toron- I. 'l to World of Monday lasttis exactly the u Fash_ kind that the Gazette delights to rcpro- rest of several other suspected persons. 4". . a To I _ I ' ' 7 T118 1ndaV,}d-uaillty 0f “ Plficad111Â¥ 7 t 1 . duce in its commns : Burke was brought before Police \11' is ‘- ’ 1 ‘ GS" 13.): “ Speaking of the celebration exercises , _ _ v . "* ‘ g " @1101; 2811811 galmfnts’ e uilvg S ’ it; on Independence Day at the Jamestown “fife Jackson ihgrttly after 1115: Enimsh che elegant 1natel 13:13, 3 TIC CO OI'lngS,. . e Exhibition, Dr. Woodrow Wilson, of the aiul 'remam'e 0 the count) 3311f“ ., superb tailoring and fine fine quall‘bles Princetown University, made an import- 01g ‘ ‘13 5' to t 1. f 1 th. for ant contribution to corporation ethics. ks amp ese we lines o c 0 mg ( Vinage Comma bills and making electro plates from the photos. The counterfeits were poorly made and easily detected by experts. It 15 thought that the gang have been at work for a long time counterfeiting the bills of various banks. An Englishman who was engaged in passing the bills near Montreal, and was arrested, gave the information wliichvresulted in the round-up. Warrants are out for the arâ€" ‘â€" llis theme was individual accountability .1‘ we have sole agency in Fenelon F3115) as i , forthc acts of corporations, and his rem- ” ‘ edy for the monopolistic tendencies and eXCGptiOIlal in every way- l. ' the unlawful practices of modern public I. service and industrial incorporated com- 47‘ panics in the United States, was the ar- rest and imprisonment of corporation -’ ~ ' I J, heads, instead of the lining or dissolu- Men S j ' tion of corporations themselves. Inc1 ad- ' _ , . 1 , . V vocating this the Princetown prcsi out 15 only men’s $111 31911 S Slngle'ble‘wt’ed " undoubtedlystruck at a real and serious . , . ., v ’ ' ' _ sack Suits made fI‘Oln ver ,' H defect in company law as it has been de- . bleabted SMEL SUNSEM? (hf ( y veloped in both the United States and ' ferent demgns of iancy neat grey ‘VOI'St’eSS dang _ Canada. The fiction that makes incor- J a - ~ w - - tweeds llO‘llt ‘tll‘ ‘tl‘ { porated companies a separate person in " twebdb’ new; and atthmt 7 D ' l L d law has been carried to an absurd and Wonk“, caretaker of the cemetel. $7 . "fir ive, though not loud or 001013 0f 1313111 grey {m ' a y. . . ‘ conspicuous patterns; a . dangerous extreme ; and when that hap- John T_ Thompson, Sr” posting notices, fancy stripes and over- pens, {arpbed Staltels Judge 01100 0b‘ 75 cents; E. Chambers, papering corpo- . _ . 7 V - _ ser\'0(,1‘1scisregai'c cc. ratio 10150 , ; J . h L y, _ . fabl‘lc that has the \rear- (EhGCliS.1 Ekcguellt Sluts “A fictitious person cannot do auy- papa: $112,465; 1,_ §S§}’ooul,‘?s‘f§,’,,Ԥ;§1t, ‘. o I - - . .' or a] -{u‘oun weru' as thing; and when anything is cone in- 337_02 and starter gm. motor, 71.3150“ I ing qllttlizleifelfiiggl they will not easil); S7110“, VOIVWQ ‘1 breach 0‘3 the law, 1h 15 7" he“ Eotal, $158.52; R. J. Moore, priniing dud- , 111 a sui . s “, . _, ‘ g trimmed with good quid- dust or 8011. Lined through ' ity linings and neatly out With good black vene- tailored throughâ€" Fenelon Falls, July 8th, 1907. Council met in regular meeting; pres- ent, S. J ..Sims, L. Deynian, T. Austin and the reevc, R. M. Mason. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. Statement received from the Bank of British North America, showing balance on hand to the credit’of the corporation to be $1697.02. S. J. Sims~L. Deyman,‘â€"-Tliat the fol- lowing accounts be passed, and the reevc and clerk sign orders for the same: Eli ' a FESTIVAL AT COBOCONK.~â€"â€"A strawberry festival will be held at Coboconk on the evening of Wednesday, July 17th, on the lawn at M r. John Ham's residence, under the auspices of the Anglican church W. A. Tickets 25c. Children 150. STEAMER SOLD.â€"â€"-Mr. Thos. Robson . has sold the staunch little steamer " Dauntlcss," of which he has for so long been owner, to Mr. Henry Austin, who will have much use for the boat in con- nection with his business operations on Grand island. It is rumored that Mr. Robson, who is never so happy as when on the water, is looking for a larger craftâ€"one in which he can sail Lake Simcoe safely in any weather. _ Tina HOTEL KA\vanri-Ii.â€"â€"At the rate at which guests are coming inâ€"â€"ten or a dozen having arrived this weekâ€"the Hotel Kawartha will soon be full from cellar to garret. Mr. Priestland is, we are glad to hear, proving himself a mod« el host, and the table and cooking of the hotel are praised in the highest terms. Judge Harding, who is one of the guests, is so well pleased that his will probably spend his leisure time there throughout the summer. Auornur. SlDEWALK.â€"-In compliance with a petition laid before the council not long ago, a sidewalk is to be built from Twomey‘s corner to Dr. Mason's residence, on the south side of Francis street east. The material is to be grav- el, several loads of which have already been dumped along the route; but whether it is or is not to receive a top- dressing of cement, or whether the walls to keep it from spreading are to be of wood or stone, has not, as far as we have heard, yet been decided upon. TEA MEETING.â€"-â€"â€"A grand annual tea meeting and social re-union in connec- tion with St. Peter‘s church, Verulam, will be held at the residence of Mr. Rob- ert Wilkinson on. the evening of Wed- nesday next, the 17th inst. Tea will beâ€" gin at 6 p. 111. and last until 8.15, and ice cream and other refreshments will also be served. Short addresses will be deâ€" livered by Rev. Mr. Cummer, of Kin- mount, and Rev. Mr. Cragg. and Rev. Mr. Cooke, of Fcnelon Falls, and the musical entertainment will be undertaken by 10- I» a» . cal talent from Fenelon Falls. Tickets 23%,. adults, '27) cents ; children, 15 cents. Ev- erybody welcome. Civm- HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONâ€"At a. meeting of the Board of Directors of the public library, held 011 Friday evening last, it was decided to hold a celebration in aid of the library on civic holiday. A general committee composed of the Board of Directors and several others was appointed to take the matter in hand, and to have the usual petition pre- sented to the rcevc, asking him to ap- point Friday, August 9th, as civic holi- day. A meeting of the committee was held on Wednesday evening, at which special committees were appointed to. arrange the various details of the work. A number of special features are to be» secured, and, from the enthusiasm with which the various committees are taking , up their work, this year's celebration Should be the best ever held at the Falls. man who is responsible. .‘One really itorsv report“ etc“ $21; Alfred limp-m, respons'ible man 111 Jail," said PrCSident plastering corporation houses, $525; Wilson, ‘ one real _01‘1g1na_t01' 0f the Win. Keast, work on hose-tower founda- . . . . schemes and transactions which are con- tic“, $4250; George Jacket,” “Nomi-nu, tian lining and haircloth - out A11 sizes, shape-retaining interlin; Seung at . ing, and well padded shoulders; suits which we “fly t9 the Phbhc ihtemSt legally plank, $4,155 yards of sand, $9, 2.1; dag-rs" lodged in the penitentiary, would be drawing gravel, $750,430,)“. $120.50; know Wlll give satisfac- tion. Selling at worth more than a thousand corpora- John Jones, 28 days, salaryy Thos. ’ l j I ‘ . I a er a c v re sonable be genuine and permanent.’ The kind The council the“ adjourne¢ of law Canada needs is that which will attack and punish presidents and gene- ’ '33:: ’- ‘ nu managers of railroads for evasions Personals. and violations of the statutes. It is just , as absurd, said Dr. Wilson, to indict or M13 J, Cooke, of Toronto, is spending dissolve corporations for olfences against his vacation at home_ the public as it would be to arrest and Mr. 1b}; Hartley of Hamilton, is Spend- confiscate automobiles because their mg a few days in town owners killed pedestrians. If the indi- - Miss L, Ferris is spending her vaca- vidual is made responsible, the presi- tion at, her home in pictom dent is convinced, the difficulty will be Mrs. Jmnes Deyman’ of Toronto, is the 501V9d-" guest of Mrs. George Whissile. mm Mr. and firs. Kellett, of Toronto, are - . visitin at r. John Quibell’s. L'fl LOGR Opening' ' Mr. .lgohn Cooke spent a. few days last _ , , week at his home at Markham. The new hydraulic lift lock at Kirk- Miss Emma, Robson, of Lindsay, is v15- field, on the Balsam lake and Lake Sun- iting her relatives at the Fans_ coe section of the Trent Canal system, Mr. J. W_ Fay, of Toronto, and his was formally opened on Saturday last by , , daughter are guests at Brooks's hotel. the Hon. Rodolphe Lemicux, Postmaster- Miss Megan left on Monday for 01119. General, and navigation is now open from ‘ ’ 1 , mee, where she will remain all summer. HGCIPY S If 3113’ Oh the Them? “Keri to Mr. L. McDougall, of the Lindsay Col- Barrie, Orillia, and other Lake Suncoe legiate Institute is home for the mid- ports, making a. continuous waterway of summer holidays: about 1.60 miles. About 2,000 people as- Mrs_ (Rem) w. T. Roberts of Lemnmg_ scinbled at the lock to witness the open- ton, is visiting her motile; Mrs. N. E. ing ceremonies, almost everyone in that ’ . . Graham, in Verulam. section of the country being present, Mr and M". HrMetzger of Rochesfl while large numbers went on the excur- ' ’ . _ . . tor N. Y. are here visiting Mrs. Metzâ€" 5.10“ boats from the Falls’ Lmdsay’ 0911’ geii‘s pardnts, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Archer. ha and some other pomts. The oliicral ' W L. 1' Id co 3.- 'clb party, together with about two hundred MISS Maud (ms 10 ’ ac m] mm L y . . . , . her friend, Miss Sheen, of Lindsay, is “WIt'ed gueSt’s from 1 aterb‘mough’ I‘m-‘1' visiting her mother, Mrs. E. Lansfield. say and Fenelon Falls, on board the Miss Em Brokenshire of the BGHTGL steamer “Stoney Lake,” reached the ' ’ . e hone Co. Kin Edward hotel, 5 mat a lock at about 2.30 p. 111., amid the cheers f3“, days in’ towfi the Guest of he: mum, of the crowd and the tooting of the ‘ ’ a .1 . .u f t} , 1x 1 ,t ‘ ' T] Mrs. Job Palmer. _ “ “5 es 9 ‘0 3550'“) u ? “amels' 19 Mrs. Jane Chambers is spending the boat was immediately run into the south _ . summer at Abington, Virginia, with her pontoon and the gate closed behind her, daughter, Mrs. w. 3_ Perry, and is .en_ and less than ten minutes later was . a , , . , , . ‘ joying the fine mountain air. floating (.m .the 1‘)“ m. St'tObeh 0f the Mrs. George Kelly and her daughter, canal, the time occupied in the actual ' v t. 1,. 1. n H I", 3 b I, 48, Miss Bertha, spent a few days visiting one” 10.“ O .m“ “"0 1° ( 350‘“ 0 2’ relatives at the Falls, and returned on feet being Just three minutes. The , . Monda to their home in Toronto. Government steamers “Sovereign” and y “ Bob Hall," which accompanied the larger boat and carried part of the crowd, were then lowered in .ue north pontoon. The address delivered by the lion. Mr. Lemieux was very interesting, and was followed by shorter speeches by Messrs. R. R. Hall, M. P. for East Poterborough, R. J. McLaughlin, K. 0., Sam Hughes, M. l). for Victoria and Hal- iburton, George Grant, M. P. for North Ontario, Senator Cox and J. R. Stratton. Mr. lilcl'iaughlin acted as chairman, iiiâ€" troducing the Various speakers. At the conclusion of the speaking, the steamers tions mulcth in fines, if the reform is to Scott, on night sou contract, 155:4).(1. price . . A, very fine range of _,.__..â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"---â€"â€" “1:1”: men’s two-)icce hot wea- , ‘. therhomeséun Suits. Neat BOYS’ NorfOIk Sluts- grey and fawn shades, in All Sizes; strongly and mlxed $9033 and Over' neatly made; new and checks, Single or double .nobby Patterns; lined breaswd' SIZES throughout. A. large var- $6 iety to choose from. All prices from $2.75 to $5 “r _ ass“. BRos. CHEAPEST GENERAL STORE IN v'THE COUNTY. " ' "llinmd‘llim Jilin“..irilliuz.iiilliimiillilunJiltiiimuillimillllinmilltiun Jd‘liiufliumi‘hmnldinn Mimiflimmhkfidiunflllmxflhn siffimu‘llinmi‘fhmumc lilting:ng - r» ATTRAGTWE ,fdilLLlNERV ' AT ATTRACTIVE PRlfiEh. We are showing a great variety of new ideas in Flowers, Foliage, Ribbons, Braids, Malines, Chiffons, Ready-to-wear and Un- trimmed Hats. A cordial invitation is eXtended to all to inspect our stock of these goods. Styles "the latest and prices reasonable. :ifinc ditto ......-.: -.. . .-. ..-. p»... minim. in nit: siliiimifitiur. aficmflhnnihr. (Correspondence of the Gaze/cc.) Lakeview farm, Norland,,v.-'as the scene of a very pretty wedding at 3 o'clock on. last, Thursday afternoon, when the marâ€" riage was solcmnized of Miss'Nellie Carl, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs.- Levi Carl, to Mr. Fred Wilson, of Kinmount, Rev. A. Cummer, of Kinmount, ellieiating. The bride, who entered the (lri-Lwing-room with her father, was dressed in a dainty gown of crepe de paris, with embroide lb gramimgrriwmmmima‘npmmr1%mmnmmmt W3. . 3:13 ,.. “351ml: ' Miss M. WASHBURN' s proceeded down the canal, passing _ . . . _ . _ “L _t~,]u.(,ugh fiva locks on the way, to Lake ed chiffon trimmings, tulle veil and natu- District Notes. t'r‘fi'iuwi'ilr! will“W111i“i'lillh‘hlliilh'lllllili‘milfilh'“lilillmlliiié Simeoo, the total descent from Balsam m1 flOWOI‘S- , She was attemlcd Why by â€"â€"~â€"~â€" , ' _ lake being V2.0 feet. Lake Simcoe, one hf?" i'oungjueqe. in Whth Silk» “7110 01W- Lindsay's tax rate this year will be of the moSt l.n:~aul3iful sheets of water in “ed the ring “1,34 hhl." hil-Skeh 0" Dillk 20‘, mills on the dollar. This is an in- , -- . v . w . l u - i . u . ‘ n . n - V . Ontario was reached about 7 o clock “ONOIS- 1119 hllde 3h“ {‘ammn 100(1le crease or 1} mills over last year‘s rate. ’- i i . - ’ . . ' - , . . ' s l‘ ‘ l and a sail of a couple 01 miles down its COllglilvtllluf-liilliv. undxn a beautilul arcli- 1 Th” ViUtOYMCOImty Cheese Board met . ..,.I . >.- _ Iiv‘ 1’ ).‘f'..‘,.‘_' i, - -‘. - - 0451' Show bums”? “10 l’hlh) t0 Leather 1.1:}.ill‘zhlb.,9’w l in Lindsay on Monday. 1331. boxes View um’ Whem 9‘ hpcm‘u mam Wis wmtmg . t g .i - U . .. ' ( “=3 boarded, and all sold at eleven cents. to convey 1,113 people to Lindsay, at lneakfast,w.uch was servcdenthe lawn. x L .r . 11 \ .1d qt mn mssed . '. . ' .‘.. 'i. ‘n .' .... ’ , 1 J '-‘,‘.‘ ,_" ' ..l(_‘ '. which point connection was made for Ml- hhd Ml-S- ,wubhh “‘11 hhl‘hN} ‘1 19W ,,. (1;,jll,..‘c.lf,l,m. it]; .“iwu d' ,n. Ina-i p11- pctmqmmuph and punch,“ F3113, weeks for, their new home in British 00- 0‘ “1 ‘1 “ml” ‘1’ ( hm.“ ‘1 ” =1. , 5 The new fit-t ICC}- iq on imnoging thc lumhia, borhood on .luly lst, donig consulerable I v,x_u. 1. -’ ' ' r . 3“. _, "VI ._. ‘>‘- ~ . turc, and, the towers being built of steel, Among “1030 Who “Ch-t “hm Kmhmhhh (i‘L.‘n‘1g? “01% ‘7"“1 lit-“hung? Mr. .J. .. . i . - to ti 9 U-Ll‘1_\\li]g .n .-.,.(1.1-,,,-,. w, .0 \I . Joan Collins had the licaViest less, hav- inucii more of the mechanism can be \ ‘ i 0 w « 1 ~.., \- v1 1 A L. . . , ‘ _, » . - i , 1 \I ,. ] “(-1. xi“ . 1 \l... v m .. iiin' had his .iarn lex elled to 17.10 r"round. seen than is the case at the l.’eterboroun‘h 511“ 1 15- ' - 1 $01M in I- ("H A m- \ “9011, v. ” . '3 ‘ ' '~" Under the barn at the time were some « TriangUla!‘ Grateâ€"the most perfect fur- lock, where the towers are built of con- MI‘- and MITS- Jo R- Mill'hi 515511141 Ml‘S- . , .. . . .. - - . ' cretc. The look cost about 3300 000 ex- E- A- White hh‘vl Miss E- Ah‘ifih‘ Tween 'mc how-cm a“ 01 “hIChi “Dude/1‘ ‘ ‘ " ’ ’ lully escaped Without a scratcii, as the mime grate on the market the [our elusive ol’ the concrete breast walls, and Miss DUVG Chef-.450“ h‘hhu‘ from lhh {PLYMWHUH 0., which the barn Stood (lid triangular grate bars, each bar 15 operated l-: is a splendid piece of enn'ineerin'r work. Potel‘hormlgh Bil-31110555 LONG-5‘0- ’_ f .‘ ‘ ,_. . u . ' . . ;2'«' H . .. P . t R . F S a .1 . l- .. r. s- m . not give wav. Mr. Collins intends build- he elleet oi the opening at the new 0V. J; ..°“‘“‘,- l."““‘”‘"‘ m ’t’ ""M‘ ' n" ..-.: “1" ‘Hr Balsoverr'orr Iz'ndsm section of canal will soon be felt on the fl‘Om h 'VlSlh t0 hls daughter: MPS- G« L- L‘I'Od‘n " ‘01” 5:â€" ’ J ' I J ' ‘ ' ' ' . . . ‘ . '06 . ,., -.‘ t i , ( 3 ,1 f 31â€". Lancaster at Peterborou'v'h. . 1‘ “I “i U" “"1 “0 hwms no ‘ ‘0 ' b The annual rcgattannder the auspices '- is fitted with the improved Record »by the use of a handle applied to either ,3 , 0E the two centre bars. To remove this i " .v j ‘ , _ . _ . _ t»,- q .‘ ml v _. a Y n. ‘ r ,x ' ".-. ,8 ' .‘ru': ,3. ',,'., ,.. ' I1 ’ f: fl E handle after shaking is imposmble until “"100”1’01‘h'-"“C.ahbhhb hvlhé’a h‘Llh‘J‘lOf' I,()fltlefifiyizkéiihglLl’5‘ “muh m 10 of the Sturgeon Point Cottagers‘ Asso- f' “ :y A the grate bar has been returned to its ‘ ' ' ' "'“ "Tm" MlSSeS Magi-3.1013le 1m“- M-lmll’J 353- $13?“\‘ghii’fclfififid‘fi‘tlf‘flfiiitflm‘fiufim '. ‘ .,' .. .. .,.- ,- - '1. . .. ,,..3- .i, i‘:.;'2v"-' .Ll' .1.t.'v "- Q .1 iii; Oilsmfll DOSlUOU. flat and in countmlelteis m Lmdsay“ lowmu’ Ma 110mg ‘Or L‘K' will? So it was dccidednat a llbléetlll’g place, Without any of the cogs The Dom; mm, 1),)“ CO made a rich haul Miss Bertha Hopkins. Rev. and .i‘d'rs. hfâ€"‘ml 9h.,Diff“flax”?VcitymfihngqyEOE? ' Sticking up. The result is that on Monday evening. of this week when , A. Cummcr and Miss lieu. Chesssll are * J;_A::ll?1:3‘ll{‘” my? ifiG‘hmtlmm‘ “T‘mon’tgls n h b ‘ l ,_ Charles. gmko, of Lindmy, was “Posted at Mr. l-lopkinss cottageim Harris s lake. f of rural“, ' H“ 1 ‘ I. {L t” d _’ t c are are a ways Hat under ~ ‘ 1“, (mid “mm”, of that {own Dom-min“ Mr. Thomas Graham, of Fenelon halls, ‘f'wge W ‘54 V‘f‘onm‘flfnlgn053;)?!” at 9E the fire and that it is impossible A V l Detective l’arkiiison, of Ottawa, and Dre- Spent: a few days Of 1“le weak With his Tl ‘ {orlumps 0i COEltOdI‘OD through '1 ‘ tectivo Cowan, of Toronto, on the charge remmves hm?’ Mr. F. l-lyolniesI’llopkiiis, secretary: 1* and be wasted. The Record ' ' of being the head of a. gang who have for , .. .._ tmaqurer___1)osg. ’ T . 1 _G ; S’)lll\‘..lil!ll'.) bm-n manniactnring and eirâ€" , M V, W - _ .rlangu ar rate can be en- . culating bogus live-dollar Traders’ Bank July BUSY M3“ 3 Magazine. . ‘" BERrrII'S' ' ' ‘ ' T ' . tirely removed from without ‘ 1 bills. On the same day R. Wynn and A. - -â€"~â€"'-_ . ' . 5 V '91.- .. - ‘, _,~' Without lying on stomach or ' ' lioyeau, former residents of Lindsay and For those .who are ctaki‘ng a lengthy licCMian.â€"~At Fonplon- Falls, on Mom. . ,v i, -' " botherhw with a light - Its vicinity, were arrested at.Sault Ste rest i’rofim business: or ior tiiesewlio are day, July 8th, 1907, the Wife ofillr. William; K. T. ' ' ° ‘ 104 Marie, Micli., as members of the gang, unable l,to leave-1t, suggestions as to Mcbartliy ofa son... ‘ fi ’ Write for Catalogue, "5* ‘ theyhaving been engaged in passing the i how to get the most good out of spare WZMMM i . i .-" ' c u itorfoit bills. The former had twelve l time are always illhhl‘GShil‘IL-fy and 591110- Cook. Wanted ' S -. f _: of the bills in his possession when arâ€" timcs helpful. “Vacation for Dusuicss ‘H ' ‘ » r.- . M CT F ' , restcd,and the latter had eight hundred; Melt." dealing. with the best and most W man Cook and Ho gem yd. t d.- ' " -"', oundnes at ON ON'H'B' MONTRA'P'Q‘ 9.,3 r 1 At the house in which Bin'ke«lived'in.. helpful way to spend a holiday; and “A G (‘1) ‘ as A ‘ “gun t‘o‘ W“ e - . â€" -_ ' -. , , .;-~'.::v~w_;r.-r ‘ ' - ’2 ' .' Lindsay was found-the whole counter- , Busy Man's Vacation”, Showmg. how 00 m g ' pp {ALWINA HOTFL felting outfit, the spurious bills having Dimple 01?“ get reht aha recreatmh at Dorsét ‘0“, . ) ' v :4 c f - . “ID-155’“- HEAEDt FENELON FALLS, SALES AGENT- boon made by: photographing genuine their owndoora, are both interesting“ J W “ivâ€"vvwv-vw... .. - I; v WW 1 ~W