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When your eyes trouble you, cause you pain or head- ache or if your glasses re- quire changmg or you need new glasses, go to DB. rs . B. AFQIS, -Eyasight Specialist. (over Neill's shoe store), Lindsay - Ont. Satisfaction guaranteed. Charges n10d-' ‘ , crate. MM . ' DENTAL. WW Dr. 3. J. suns, DENTIST, Fenel on Falls. Graduate of Toronto University and Royal College of Dentnl Surgeons. ALL BRANCHES 0F DENTISTRY performed neeordiug to the latestimproved 3‘ mum . Ignaz was s 15W SWIM 0C>OO<Z>OOC>OOOM g" "BANK OF MONTREAL, l i FENELOH FALLS. Q HEADOFFIGE :- MONTREALE ESTABLISHEb 1817. meonronnzo av ACT or PARLIAMENT. CAPITAL - 814.400.000.00. . REST . f 011.000.000.00. UNDIVIOED PROFITS $922,419t31 i I Q ASSETS oven $165,000,000. % . sums BANK .' 9 DEPARTMENT. i i i i INTEREST ADDED FOUR TIMES A YEAR- and upward. Deposits can be withdrawn on demand. R. M. HAMILTON, . MANAGER. oooooooooooooooooo m He Learned What It Is. A Socialist soapbboxer was agitating _ the people of Colorado City, Texas, and his challenges to debate were irritat- ing the tender profitabilities of the small Skinners. No democrat could be. induced to meet the champion of So- cialism, and the village banker called 5 on the only republican lawyer in the place to induce him to tackle the job. “ Why do n’t you get some of your democrat friends to do him up i 7’ askâ€" ed the republican attorney, F. M. Allee. “ Oh, they say let the fellow howl ; that he will tire out in time ; and that the doctrine he preaches is only a pass- ing fad. But you can wind him up in a hurryâ€"-â€"he ’s only a windbag.” So Allee agreed to meet the strang- er 5 and, knowing a waggon-maker who was a Socialist, he went down to see him, and said : “I understand that you Socialists wish to debate 'i ” ‘f Nothing would please us better; and the argument may be of general benefit,” was the reply. ‘ “Well, I’ll meet him two weeks from next Friday. In the meantime I’d like to read some of your litera- ture; and if you have some pamphlet that explains what you people advo‘ cute, would be pleased to have it.”, “\Vith pleasure,” said the waggcnâ€" maker, as he brought out a dozen vol- umes from behind a curtain in his shop. “But I do n’t want all these,” said the lawyer. “ I have n’t time to go through a whole library. Just give me one or two small pamphlets.” He got the pamphlets, and went home to prepare himself for the sup- posedly easy job of confounding the crazy Socialists and putting them off the streets in shame. Allee had never read a line on the subject, and, as he waded through the unanswerable ar- guments of the two booklets, found that he was up against something mid- ically different from what he had ex- Deposits taken of $1 E i i This b cautifully‘ designed style is made of fine Patent Colt with dull matt tops, and is one of the up-to-the-minute, Blucher styles. Although we offer this style to you for $4.00 it looks and fits better than , most $5.00 shoes. You will want it in a hurry when Sprin Opens up. So will a. hundredg other people. Get, your order 1n NOW before the big rush. Our stock of goods is the big- gest ever-wand has alwaysb een big. Make your choice while it is at its bestâ€"that’s now. premises upon which they were based, and he sweat under the humiliation of his predicament. A fire had just destroyed his libra- . ry, with all his reference books ; but by competition, you virtually confisâ€" fellow attorney the next morning, and found, to his consternation, that its- presentation of Socialism was even‘ - \ methods at moderate prices. ' OFFICEzâ€"Over Burgoyne’s store, 001- orne street ' _,_____.__.__..__â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€" Z DBS. liEELAllDS 81 IRVINE, nuxrlsrs; - LINDSAY. Natural teeth preserved. Crown and bridge work n. specialty. Splendid fits in artificial teeth. Painless extraction. Gas administered to over 9,000 persons with great success. . e F it You may have. We promise to fit you, and guarantee the shoes. It’s this way: Our summer stock of 5' ~ is so large we can suit every- body. We have the shoes 1836 VOICE CULTURE no PIANO. LII-“AN G: WILSON, A T. c' M. Shoes’ Dress Shoes or walk' 5 Advances made to reliable Honor Graduate (piano and vocal) of ‘ mg Shoes! “6 have them all- A SAVINGS Toronto Conservatory of Music. Gold fififwwmmm-mifigfifmm,%fir Medalist of Whitby Ladies’ College. Voice and piano pupils accepted. Apply at studio. Dr. Wilson’s residence, or telephone .. .9? 1r :2 ..,. . .z t. -I.,‘~' trim-r -: .r H9. 20. tax-6m magmasnmggmasaga _..,,.2,§.r,gz,.s,§ Fenelon Falls Branch, more irrefutable than that of the pain-- phlets. Then he realized that to me. t? a man armed with such a force of facts could be nothing else than disas- trous to him, and would subject him to the chafling of the entire commuâ€" nity. There was nothing to do but to' get out of it. He had a friend in Sprngficld, Mo,- and wrote his friend to wire him two days before the time of the debate to‘ come to Springfield at once on import; ant business In due time the mesâ€"- sage was received. Alice took it to‘ the waggonâ€"maker, and showed him how it would be impossible to meet' the agitating adversary, much as he‘ would like to do it; and the attorney took the next train for Springfield, leaving behind his promise that he would meet the Socialist later. ,- , When in Springfield he heard arr-- other... agitator on the street, bought; . some more literature, and went deeper" into the subject. He returned home, and, two Weeks after the time appoint-v ed for the debate, arose on the same street corner, in front of the bank where the Socialists had annoyed the money changer, and made his first So-- cialist speech. He has made others: since, as numerous comrades in Texas: will testify. Of course he was cut by his former republican friends , but he kept on, and is now one of the most effective Socialist speakers and organâ€"- izers in the Lone Star state. To hear Alee tell this story on him-- self is rich. And it is remarkable how‘ many of the very best workers in the movement have been similarly conâ€" verted. How many have come to scoff and have remained to investigate ! No honest opponent dare investigate it. To oppose Socialism you must be ignoa rant of what it is ; and then you will not oppose Socialism, but some vague something which you imagine Social-F ism to be.â€"â€"â€"Appeul to Reason ,‘ o-o Unable to Escape. migrants to this Country, who fled. from tyranny to what they were told was a land of liberty, to find that all the land, all the food, all the clothing; and all the pleasures of life have been. locked up by the same kind of humans» they left in Europe; and that they can get none of these things without first subjecting them to the will of the masters of the new world. They have fled from one set only to be seized and. pent up by another of the same brood, They are as helpless here as they were there. They must either become the servants (slaves) of the rich, or starve. They have no other choice. It is as if one were seized and confined and refused any of the necessaries of life until he had consented to become the slave of his captor. For it is just as enslaving to withhold food in the big: prison of the world as to withhold it in the small prison of a cell. One gets just as hungry in the one as in the other. And this is called Liberty ‘T This is the condition in a beautiful world filled with good things, in which. those whose work produces the things are denied them. As the majority in. Europe uphold the divine right of kings, So the majority here, who sufâ€" fer, uphold the right of a few to own all the property. Which are the great- ' r pected. He could find no flaw or fal- 3 er f0 01s r,__ 1,, 5, , Successors to J, J , Townley Fenelo n s. lacy either in the arguments or in the ' ' I 0â€". Corporations are fast destroying personal ownership of industries. If you drive a man out of business l § i T Y I u L K E be borrowed. an encyclopediafrom a cute his property, . i ‘ '7‘ i I . _ Mi OF ! I908 57! . 1.: ,, , . ., , ,_ v _: .. t :4. .. t ..- .~- i. .‘ u 1 3, ~. ., . '..'. 3‘. :5 v: ' THE BANK WITH A RECORD OF 72 YEARS OF STEADILY INCREASING PROSPERITY AND RESOURSES. ' - that make the feet show up Every accomodation afforded to Municipalities, Gnu-para. . styhshly- Hlsh Shoes, LOW gig tions. Firms and Individuals. dealers in all lines of business. ACCOU NT. My... & may be started with Sttgggr nlipgmhlsnterest paid every W. A. Bishop, Manager. ’It must be a revelation to the im-i-jl' , ,,. g- i 2 i l l. E : - , " .-, r_'h.'l.'§;;;:r.r ‘ . H H“ I ~ j j A h ~,1* .‘ .' fil -‘4-/‘\_.‘ ..-.‘. .v - a val-vw‘xâ€"«t: .. .g-w' m ~ v. nu“... A .. neafifiwgeménwfiw m"? l l