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r.’ 1 #1-.“ was . Tl . l . .. P, i 'l i 2 ii: =~%‘.!{2- “ffé’iw‘lx‘ffl'f; rt. Professions: 1 Cards. ____...._...____._ F. A. Bchl:\ii.‘-llD. )ARRlS'l‘ER, SOLICITOR, Etc. Money ) to loan on real estate at lowest cur- rent rates. Office, Lindsay, Ont. McLAUGIlLlN, PEEL & FULTON gaamsrnns, SOLICITORS AND NOT- }. urics. Ollices over Dominion Bank, Lindsay. Branch olfiee open at Bobcaygeon every Monday. Money to loan at lowest rates of interest. R. J. MCLAUGIILIN, K. G. A. .\l. FULTON, B. A. ' Jas. A. Penn. G. ll. HOPKlNS, K. C. HARRKSTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY 2) Public, ac. Solicitor for the Bank of Montreal. Money to loan at terms to suit b )rrower. Offices, 0 William street south, Lindsay, Ont. nooan JACKSON, QARRISTERS, ,SOLIoI'l‘ORS, &c. or- i) lice,\Villiam sl.reet,Lindsay. l“. D. Mooan. A. Jaousoa ______,,_____________ STEWART Sr O’CONNOR, )ARRISTERS, NOTARIES, &c. MONEY to loan at lowest current rates. Terms to suit horroWers. Office on corner of Kent and York streets, Lindsay. '1‘. S'Nm’aa'l. L. V. O’CONNOR, B. A m â€"m- "nu-2"". ' hernia"- Br. S. ‘5. $§§fi$, EEW'E'EST, E‘cnelon E‘alls. Graduate of Toronto University and ttoyal College of Dental Surgeons. ALL BRANCHES 0F DENTISTRY performed according to the latestimproved methods at moderate prices. OFFICE:â€"â€"Over Burgoync’s store, 001- orne street Drs. Neelands & Irvine. DENTISTS - LINDSAY. Natural teeth preserved. Crown and bridge work a specialty. Splendid tits in artificial» teeth. Painless extraction. Gas administered to OVel‘ 9,000 persons with great success. . W _’_~___.__.______._.___â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€" MEDICAL. _-_._. .__.___ Dlt. H. H. GRAHAM. -â€"u. 9.,0. 34., n. n. c. s. Eulg., u. c. P. a 8., Own, r. 'r. M. s.â€" ‘ llYSlClAN, SURGEON Er ACCOUCH- eur. Office. Francis Street, Fenelon Falls. DR. H. B. JOHNSTONE, successor. TO DR. A. \‘u’iLSON, RAD 'ATE OF TORONTO UNlVER- sity. Physician, Surgeon and Ac- couchour. ()lfice, Colborne street, Fen- elon Falls. AUGTIONEER. srnrnnn OLIVER, ‘ LINDSAY - os'r. Live Stock and general Auctioneer Write for dates before advertising. THOMAS CASHORE, AUCTIONEER - FENELON FALLS. Sales of all kinds conducted in a firstâ€" class manner. Secure dates before adâ€" vortising. 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 as. a. arenas, Eyesight Eigeeisafisi. (over Neill‘s shoe store), Lindsay ' - Ont. satisfaction guaranteed. Charges mod-‘ rate. ,â€" mm“ l SUMMER senecL. June is the host month to enter, as we remain open Jul y and August. Attendance being lower these months attention is better and progress greater. Cool premises. Peterboro is a favorite summer resort. Special Course for Public 80/1001 Teachers. open entire year. Enter any day. Mail courses. Peterboro Business College. mmmr: SPMTBN J: McKONE, ancnuw. p _ _.__w f7 : .a l l e #Wlfé‘ilfs'll- ” Buy Your footwear llow and Save llinney. Right now is your chance to get really We’re selling the balance of summer styles at a reductin to sell quickly. Anyone looking for good shoes and fair-treatment will find both here, with never anything inferior for the sake, of a l % good shoes at a considerable saving. is... cheap price. . Your complete satisfaction comes before any consideration of profit. We want your trade next year as well as now. ' J.L.AnnoLo. J '3'ng nihul’firalfhmt’lhc nil‘ianlfl‘mmfll‘l‘rn nfl'lrt n‘f‘lumlthmllhuul‘lht nilhuuflmfinufim E 5 ll: 3 rs 1} j ,. r‘. 'l e '5 1} .74 _. a E ‘2 E- .4» "gunman. .‘E. zflzufla r. :iilh: 513:2: Jeff. EWIVEJ‘M was my: extreme mwmwrmgnrzwwr :aprvgprmgzrmgraugag‘angsr nwflwwnmm'wfiruaw };Epr mlfjwrfidl fitficflkxfin )fin: 34$: :31va Immfim unfit: if? ' imam-ea e... son was cool... semi... scenarios Get yourself a nice light Overcoat? We have the goods right here, and can make up an Over- coat for you of the best material and latest styles, either Come for fall or winter, that will be sure to please. and see us. MLEY zilEirJdefilfixnzmu Jiflmfl'hunfhmflhmclig 17331? ‘mflf‘imfif WW?.WFZTEW15WKIX%MZBWXF W3 'Jtl‘ -Z run '1 r r. m m " ' . Jilin 'llfilmn‘l‘lfia: mill-J. influeali‘fllfin‘fhr. ruillln: Jifffiéfilfhrtafiblac sniffer. Jilin. griffin with: Millie nit'iar. miller Jr‘llllnt am“: 3‘0” 'Jliv'f \‘"‘JE"‘|ll' WWI! " ""Ilf Ill“ B'ITIL")."‘.|E 'll: «to! all than a; h... x: ml High in Quality... But always correct in price 1s what you always find at our grocery store. Pickles, Kctehup~and other things that we handle are always the best. The best is always the cheapest, because it's wholesome. Poor food and adultcrated stufi is dear; at any price. Get our “high in quality " goods and be safe. GROCERIES AND BOOTS AND SHOES. Robson a Son. 1239‘! 133ml: mull! 1353!: nwnr'uryfl‘uwggr 'Jllfil‘yli‘ Elm-FE 'qujiufll‘lgli? .. e as it} $$1§$$WWfifi$s§ Mm._~~9flw~suw-â€"W,_ - A,fiww‘:_ u: was?» I , Iâ€"IEAD OFFICE ESTABLISH ED 1817 CAPITAL - $14,400,000.00. ASSETS OVER INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT SJXVINGS lBsLNIi DEPrâ€"LIfiTIfiIENT. Deposas taken of $1 and upwards, which can be Withdrawn on demand. a- In». w BIONTB REAL. REST - 1«03,000,000. 12.000.000.00 4 c . ‘.' Mgr. Pension Falls Branch. A Lesson to Farmers. Reference 'has been made to the 355,000 acre farm of Charles P. Taft, brother of the president, in Texas. It has been shown that Brother Char- ley has received contracts for supply- ing the workers on the Panama canal with meat, which looks like maintain- ing a family graft. It has been shown that Brother Charley employs a large number of Mexican laborers, which is proves that it runs in the Taft family to encourage Americn labor and high wages. It has been shown that Broth- en Charley has not been on his farm for nine years, which is proof that the capitalist is absolutely nonessen- tial to production.‘ Nevertheless, in spite of‘all these things, Charles P. Taft is demonstrating a very import- ant matter on his Texas ranch, and is thus aiding the people by proving the practicability of Socialism ! This is a fulfilment of the Socialist forecast of syndicate farming. It will demonstrate the wastefulncss of farm- ing on a small scale and of selling the raw product. It will make Taft a multiâ€"millionaire, and, under the capâ€" italist profit system, will make him a feudal lord, dictating the lives of thousands of employees' It is real capitalist farming. Fifty years ago manufacture was where farming is now, largely an indi- vidualistic industry. Within that time manufacture has been transform- ed into a. thing of vast; capital and in; numerable small savings. As a re- sult, manufacture has arisen from a place where its product was less than a third that of farming to a point where its product, with less than a. fourth as many engaged and less capi- tal employed, is more than twice that of all the farms of America ! It is purely a matter of method. Apply the same rules to farming that have been applied to manufacture, the same saving, the same use of improved machinery, and the farms of America may be made to produce at least ten times as much as they do now. Taft is preparing to demonstrate this fact in a way that no man has ever done before. The Appeal is sorry to see the dmnonstration made under capiâ€" talism, for the reason that in this case the rewards go to the few and the many receive almost nothing. But if men will not believe or be warned by the Socialists, it were better that the demonstration be made under capital- ism than that it be not made at all. Jim Hill’s cry that farming must be made more scintific, means that he sees the possibility, and would call the at- tention of capitalists to the money to be made from syndicate farming. The inevitable result of this kind of farming will be just what it was in the line of manufacture. It will ef~ but it will also put the proceeds into‘ the hands of the few, and reduce the real tillers of the soil to wage workers or “hired hands,” rte-establishing a sort - of feudal condition. Yet it will prove the possibility of cooperation in farm- ing, and thus call attention to the soundness of the Socialistic philosophy. It will, by reducing the tillers of the soil to wage workers or hopeless “in- dependents,” destroy the fiction of small capitalism doing the world’s work, and make their ii‘iterests clearly those of the proletariate. In this way‘ it will inevitably lead to a revolt main to Socialism. The Appeal would rath- er the people awakened to the situa- tion before they are called on to pass through this period of distress. lt would rather see the farming industry ' organized by the whole people and for their benefit, rather than by a few for their benefit. But if the farmers will not heed the warning, they will still learn the lesson by hard experience, and in the long run the result will he he same. Appeal to Reason, .04 The Squeezing Process. A drug trust has been formed in New York, and the Standard Oil Co. are said to be back of the combine. Henry H. Flagler, John D. Rockefclj ler, and other big Standard Oil men are known to be heavily interested in the large drug corporation now doing business in New York. Recently rep- resentatives of the United Drugr C01;- sumer’s Company have been visiting the retail druggists in Manhattan and the Bronx, trying to buy out the little fellows. \Vhen a hundred retail stores have been acquired, the United Drug Consumers’ Company will start busi- ness. The cigar stores have been comâ€" bined, and the drug stores are beiz’n; combined, and the general retail stores are being amalgan‘iated. This is the beginning of the process to squeeze the retailers out of business. When the various trusts have captured the vari- ous retail stores, the various trusts will merge into one trust. Then the smaller retail stores will be shut up. That will remove the cost of duplicate clerks and rent bills and insuram-J. charges and taxes. Then the retail stores will he closed altogether, and the goods will be sold by the sample). The process of trustification cannot be stopped. Competition is useless ililxl has to go. There must result either Socialism or industrial despotism.â€" Cotton’s \Vcckly. o-o-o In this world the black sheep often takes first prizé. Those whom men call strong are often only brutal. Socialism'is the l'iighest incentive. man has known, and will lead to high- fecl“ saving and increase Pi'OdUCtiOD, or attainments than he has ever made. Every Banking Accommodation. most favorable terms. ass resonance loco s . Capital and Reserve Over tweeter}. offered to Farmers, Cattle-- m e n, Mine 1‘s and Lumbermcn.‘ Sales Notes handled on Checks on any. Bank cashed. Money advanced to reliable men at reasonable rates. Money sent to any point by Money Order, Draft or Telegraph Transfer. Fenelon Falls Branch, W. A. Bishop, Manager 1. . w p *1 :i 3’ s ‘5 0 9 _", ’34,; . 5 _(. vafum"o‘\/v'v‘vm ‘Vfi.¥‘,h’ .-fufi,('\;\,-