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:5 l a, '2‘ :- â€" r “We” ‘NdeTK;ESJ~wJ€-W â€" t '24: vv-v-bbq' n , ‘ Lindsay, Ont. LEGAL. F. A. MCDIARYIH). ARRISTER, SOLlClTOR,Etc., FENE lon Fails. Oll‘ice, Colborne street opposite Post-office. 3&3" Money to loan on real estate at lowest current rates. MCLAUGlllilN, PEEL & FULTON )ARRIS'I‘E RS, SOLICITORS AND NOT- !) aries. Offices over Dominion Bank, Lindsay. Branch office open at Bobcaygeon every Monday. Money to loan at lowest rates of interest. R. J. MOLAUGan. K. C. A. M. FULTON, B. A. Jas. A. Print. Gr. ll. HOPKlNS, K. C. ARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY 1. Public, &c. Solicitor for the Bank of Montreal. Money to loan at terms to surt bu‘rowcr. Oliices, 6 William street south, _________.____._â€"â€"â€"â€" M 001th oz JACKSON, )ARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, &0. Ofâ€" ) ‘lice, William street, Lindsay. F. D. Moons. A. JACKSON STEWART 8:, O’CONNOR, )ARRISTERS, NO'l‘ARlES, 8w. MONEY to loan at lowest current rates. Terms to suit. borrowers. Office on corner of Kent and York streets, Lindsay. T. S'rswmn. L. V. O’CONNOR, B. A m g Elma“ Dr. 3. .5. $EE’35, DEWTEST, B‘euclon 17‘allss. Graduate of Toronto University and Royal College of Dental Surgeons. flLL BRANCHES 0F DENTISTRY performed according to the latestirnproved methods at moderate prices. OFFICE2â€"Over Burgoyne’s store, 001- orne Street W ins. liEELlilDS & nun, BENTISTS - LINDSAY. Natural teeth preserved. Crown and bridge work a specialty. Splendid fits in artificial teeth. Painless extraction. Gfas administered to over 9,000 persons With great sucress. I “W MEDICAL. WM DR. H. H. GRAHAM. â€"-n. D.,e. u, n a. c. s. Eng.,n.c. P. s s., ONT., F. 'r. M. s.-â€"~ HYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCH- enr. Office. Francis Street, Fenelon Falls. ____________________.. DR. H. B. JOHNSTONE, succusson '10 DE. A. WILSON, RADUATE OF TORONTO UNIVER- sity. Physician, Surgeon and Ac- coucheur. Ollicc, Colborne stroet,Fen- elon Falls. AUCTIONEER. STEPHEN OLIVER, LINDSAY - ONT. Live Stock and general Auctioneer Write for dates before advertisxng. ____________________â€"_â€"â€"â€" THOMAS CASHORE. AUCTIONEER - FENELON FALLS. Sales of all kinds conducted in a first- olass manner. Secure dates before ad- vertising. FllhiflESJESTED. When your eyes trouble you, cause you pain or head- ache or if your glasses re- quire changing or you need new glasses, go "to on. m. . ANNIS, Eyesight Specialist. (over Neill’s shoe store), Lindsay - Ont. satisfaction guarantped. Charges mod- era 0. WOOD FOR SALE. The undersigned is prepared to deliver wood to any part of the village at any time. Hard or soft wood 4 feet long or out to order. All kinds of green and dry wood bought at highest price. M. WHALEY. DRESSMAKIN G. The undersigned is prepared to under- take all kinds of dressmaking, in the latest styles, at Mr. Websters, next to the Baptist church. 1443‘ MRS. M. Low'rmm. u grszau. ‘- There are different ways of economis- ing in footwear. To buy cheap, badly made shoes is not economy. But to buy good shoesâ€" high class shoes, is economy. It is impossible to use high grade materials for cheap shoes and make money. And it’s also im- possible to use the best machinery and employ the, best workmen, because it wouldn’t pay to ' do either. When You buy cheap shoes you buy cheap material and cheap workmanship. But when you buy ARNOLD’S shoes you buy the highest grade shoes it’s possible to make. You buy the best materials obtainable, labor of the highest skilled workmen-s and the very latest and up-to-date methods for making high grade shoes. J.L.AsnoL: J glch Jullfucsail'liimiilht. ‘l'lh'. m‘llirmiilliimu‘fllmillint Julihurifliimnlllliwflillnn Mumblqude :ull‘hmult'iumllliumddkmlllintanllilumiillinnmlllnmdfig 'lnnm For Rigging and grammar Our Stock is now complete. We have the newest and best in ‘ surrrnes, hammers, arm rancr vnsrrner’- We will be pleased to have you call and see these goods. finalimdiiumflumll" dlfiiursiitiurn "’ ultimdfmfhumlhuiilhmflnml up ' two a, ' r nmrrgp npgmnpar ilqfi,pL‘Jfl3{,fiflU§fii§Tflifiifilf awramnnmmnmrrwu Hamil-1ng numrunmnnlqmpmmpr anpprnmlmnmnmmrr IWIEWFJIEEWRHW JIMIIIFJlilmlflllijflliiflllmllfllmpt flmli‘ lelfii'lll' mallilflll‘mfin " if" “1‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ... .. I i... 1" 1L will. ill illumllll'ridll'ut71mg lili liliil ill Still you set out for, in all . the latest styles. We’re "I 31 {5 c 'T hav1ng things very 52g much our own way this ‘ season and the stock ’3? is winning friends every ,5 day. All you need then 5. 1&5:er Mm‘l‘hmflfm. .ril'l’nmridiir. militia: idth Jilith W Milli-II 1%": WWI Jh‘lfi‘llilf‘lh‘lmHLâ€"‘Jll‘lfiwl' 211111 is to come in, buy, and _ ' go away happy. If you $935“ "' - see a well dressed foot - ygdfi’re sure it’s been. to ur place- k Robs on 8: Son. . lie: wees-weesssesssmss hv7 Iâ€"IEAD . OFFICE ESTABLISHED 1817. CAPITAL - “4,400,000.00. SAVINGS Bz-XNIC Deposits taken of $1 and withdrawn 0 The excursion to the Ontario Agriâ€" cultural COllcgc at Guelph, under the auspices of the East and West Victoria Farmers’ Institutes, should be taken advantage of: by all farmers, and others as well, who can manage to get away from their duties long enough. The trip can scarcely fail to be a pleasant one, and visitors to the College cannot help but carry away with them much infor- mation that will be of benefit to them in their future work. The Opportunity alâ€" so of meeting men and women from all sections of the province and comparing notes is an item that should not be overlooked. The International Council 'of Women are to visit the College the same day. Tickets are good for three days over the Halibut-ton division, and accommodation is being arranged for all who wish to stay at the Royal City over night. â€"O-oâ€"â€"- Dominion Day at Burnt River Burnt River residents will celebrate the first of July in good style this year. In the morning at ten O'clock there will be a calithumpian procession, after which the following list of sports will be run 011': Football Match, Horse Races, for the fastest and slowest horse, Baby Show, Tug of War, Men’s Races, 200 and 100 yards, Boys’ Boot and shoe Race, Boys’ Race over 15 and under 15, Fat Man’s Race, Fat Woman’s Race, Three-legged Race, Sack Race, Wheel- barrow Race, Ladies’ Race, Girls’ Race, Shoulder Stone, Running Jump, Hop Step and Jump, Standing Jump, Long Jump. Dinner and Tea will be served, and there will be a Concert in the oven- ing. Dinner 25 cts, tea and concert 25c. The committee in charge have also ar- ranged for dancing. TOOK ORIENTAL Dneann.-About sevâ€" enteen members of Corona Lodge No. 398 I. O. F. went on Monday evening per steamer Kawartha to Lindsay, where the Oriental Degree was conferred by tho Lindsay brethren on Bros. C. W. Bur- goyne, H. Copp, Dr. Sims and A. Hawkins. The visitors were afterwards enter- tained at a moonfeast, and report having patrol yacht, tho Naiad, passed through the locks on Tuesday on her way to the upper lakes. The yacht is in charge of a Game and Fishery Warden, part of whose duties is to see that local wardens are not neglecting their work. The course of the Naiad, which will be in the control pf Capt. R. W. Carson, will extend through seven counties. Lake Scugog will be visited during the duck season. The counties through which the Naiad will pass in her long winding course are Simcoe, Ontario, York, Peterborough, Victoria, Durham and Northumborland. larrnovmo rrun CANAL Bumsâ€"A few years ago Lockmaster Junkin planted a number of young maples and a few other trees along the edge of the locks, and has otherwise improved the landscape in the vicinity by setting out plants and sowing flower seeds each spring and keeping everything neat and tidy, very much to his credit. The trees are nearly all alive and thrifty. They are now quite a noticeable size, and cast a shade that is very agreeable on hot days. This week the bank near the McArthur House is being soddcd, having been previously prepared. The work of improvement is going steadily along, sOmething being done each season toward beautifying' the lock premises. 7 Years in Business. The Saving Habit an ‘ Wm ' V1.12: INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. ASSETS OVER $183,000,000. R. M. amn, Mgr. Fenelon 1 r. had pleasant outlng and a fine time GYPSIES. __ A gang of picturesque“, gene” 3" , attired gypsy women invaded the town THE NAIAD: â€"The Government steam I | eraser: MONTREAL. REST ' 12,000,000.00 DEPARTE'IEN'I‘. upwards, which can be n demand. FISHING AG.\1N.â€"The open season for‘ bass and lunge commenced on Wednes- day, and quite a number of residents were out on the water early in the morning and met with varying degrees of success. KILLED BY LIGIITING.â€"â€"During the thunder storm on Sunday evening a. well known old white horse belonging to MruPatrick Cook, of the Falls, was struck and killed by lightning. The an- imal was tethered outside at the time. Sraann my FESTIVAL and Tumâ€"Tho ladies of the Presbyterian Church have arranged for a strawberry festival and tea to be held at M r. W. L. Robson‘s on Tuesday evening, July 6th; Admission to grounds and tea, “250.; children 15c. Full partioulars later. Lawn SOCIAL.â€"â€"Ab the residence of Mr. \Vm. Golden, on the evening of Thursday, 24th inst., a lawn social will. be held in aid of the Baptist Church. The whole programme promises to be excellent. Admission and lunch 150. Ice cream extra. See bills. ‘ ICE CREAM Socrnr..-â€"-The Epwortlr League of the Methodist Church will hold an ice. cream social at the home of Mr. J. N. Terrill this (Friday) evening. A good programmnc will be rendered.- Admission 150. All cordially invited to attend. AN ENJOYABLE DANCE. Mr. and M rs- Long, of the Hotel Kawartha, gave an informal dance on Friday evening last», which was enjoyed immensely. The in- creased accommodation for dancing, which. is one of the chief unprovo- ments in the Kawartha this season, met with the approval of everyone present, and, in conjunction with Mr. and Mrs. Long's ability to entertain, made the evening a pleasant one. ST. Axnnnw's CHURCH.-â€"Tlle mombers of Court Fcnelon Falls C. O. F., together with a number of the brethren from Lindsay, worshipped in St. Andrew's Church last Sunday evening. The church was filled to the doors and a ser- vice helpful to all was conducted by the pastor. The music by the choir was greatly enjoyed. . . .cht Sabbath 1\.lr.s. Goforth, of Honan will address audiences . in St. Andrew’s at 10 a. m. and 7 p. in. At 4 1). n1. she will address a meeting of ladies. on Monday and Tuesday, and carried on a vigorous but not extremely successful fortune telling campaign. They are said to be Mexicans, but speak French fairly well. The sock crop must have been a failure in whatever country they came. from, or else the members of the tribe are boycotting the industry, for none of them appeared to have anything inside their boots except foot. After they loft, Constable Jones was sent for to investi- gate alleged depredations in the country, but found no stolen goods in the pos- ession of the gypsics. “All he found was a sick gosling and a varied assortment of bad smells, The fortune tellers wcro consequently not molested or arrested. The Hotspur correspondent of the Minden Echo says : â€"On Sunday "May 30th, James Creighton was about to start for' church when he discovered that one of the horses was in the crock. He instantly jumped on the other hm-so and gallopcd for assistance. Mr. Kang and Manly, his son, came to the rescue and by united Oll'orts succeeded in getting the horse out. Returning homo they discovered a fire down by Stone's mill. They hurried to the spot and found a scene of ruin and disaster. The shanty and stable containing the saws, belts, piping, taps and also a new set of Chatham sleighs were all burned. The Toss is about $200. 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