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APRIL priced is well 8001). 50c nmmer suits,' ' Navy, Pink, 3 and White, 3?: 12h: w mag weight “My, smart i“???- W! > new Moira it“? collar. ,ds 50c.” unes charges, and soon. oods- t. Paid on wobases 1-28 Yd. irts 506 is much .mfimv’d‘ black made hills, H!“ coumv CURESPONDENCE DUNSFORD. Dunsford, April_11.â€"Miss Maggie Campbell, of Bobcaygeon, was the t of Miss EV; Thurston for a - ' ast wee . Iea'ediijrit very much to learn» of the recent illness of Mrs. Jas. Brien who was removed to the Ross Meg:- orial hospital yesterday. We sm- cerely hope for her speedy recovery. Miss Clara Robertson spent Sfunf day and Monday thh her Land- ‘ d5. ,4 say men “M“. .n “A“. mm» 111»; 513 u “a. 7 {1e are pleased to note that Mr. Charles 'I‘erryman and family have recovered from their recent sickness. Mr. Henry Thurston paid a. flying visit to Omemee this week. " ' Mr. Eddy Thurston, of Lindsay, is visiting friends here. Mr. Edvvard Gordon has , returned home from the West looking hale and hearty- Littfe Britain, April 1'2.â€"Miss Wal- ker and Miss Fowler, Lindsay, spent a few days Visiting at the homes of Messrs. John and Archy Glenny. Mrs. P0013: has returned to the Vil- lage after spending the winter with her daughter in Toronto. A service of especial interest was held at the league on Tuesday even- ing last. Miss Archer very ably led the service, and Miss Pinkham read an ?xcellent paper. Four new mem- bers joined the league. Mr. H. Lapp, of Standard Bank, Sunderland, spent Sunday at home. Kr. Clarence Sparks has moved into the house. vacated by Mrs. L. Sparks, Matilda-Stu Kiss Ethel McKee has been on the \ Misa 1,1!“ Hooper visited friends in Oaku'oml a few days last week. Mias Murin Rumney has returned from fishing friends in England. lr. um! Mrs. Hoatlie were in To- mnto lust week attending the tuner- nl of a brother of Mr. Heatlie. Mrs. Howard Motheren is under the doctor's care. mm 'I‘hompsnn, of Bowmanvme, is mixing her aunt. Mrs. Rogers. Rev. 1!. Mounteer. Cannington, Wm llr. Sando has the agency for the Tudhmw buggy. We wish him suc- ems. Miss 1,11“ Hooper visited friends in ..‘ mm 'l‘humpsnn, of Bowmanvme, is Waiting her aunt. Mrs. Rogers. Rev. 1!. Mounteor, Cannington, Wm pram-h mlucationa! sermons in the Methodist church on Sunday. April day \‘Ssiting friends in our village- ‘ Hr. Newman and 18.1!!in have mOV- ed into the home of Mrs. POOIGY- 0n nunday. April 24. there Will be a 1‘ . 4's choir in the Methodist sick list churcn A great number attended the barn “Wing at Mr. Greenway’s last Thursday, gm Grown for You (Tmm‘ngton. are Visiting at, Rosfland's. * lusty of our villagers new {wusoa in front of damn-s. ROSBDAIE. Rh Lame April 11. â€"-Sbme of turmers hme finished seeding' We are pleased to have Miss Maul lmosh in our midst once 1 Miss MucIntosh recently 3‘1““ “0 regret the departure of Mr. :2: M”- F J. Goodman and daugh . Hik‘a (why. for Naramatfin B' 0' N". umam is a new town on OW Lake nhich is in a. V8119? 130631;: the same name. is! tuned ‘09 ‘ a. "19 aforementioned 159“” w and if the c'o'miW‘il :0- him he pui~poeee w M side there. OI work 1‘s comm an fin HHa new can“ hear W ‘ Mimi: gravel W J ( From All .our Seeds reliable a] .. Y', 'APRID Iim‘lmosh in our midst once- more. .fiss MucIntosh recently 811%“me “midrtcd a course in stenography at b» \jL-mral Business College, Toron- Connor. Kirkfleld. spegt learned what variet- fRoots, Vegetables iave for years. made a“ gule study of the soil ’cli‘mate ch "’tions 9i locafity, an dealing hundreds of farmei‘s, LITTLE BRITAIN. FIELD, FLWBR SEEDS ls are fresh and and include .re erecting their resi- Sun- 'iol a; ing the flaw: dam and timber slide on the Gull River; the steam drill is busily .engaged m scattering the bed rock at'the canal entrance into Balsam Lake: the dredge is being over ed and again under the _ - perifidence of {In SW18}: 3;: shortly be in commission, aim the dagos can be seen wending their way to Rosedale each day. Rosedale will ere long be a hive of industry. Of course this hive will not be without. ts drones, and moreover these same drones will manage to devour most of the government sweets. BEXLEY. Bexley, April 11 .--The Yarmers are now busily engaged in preparing for seeding once more, and many think their sowing is for the dreaded grass- hopper to reap, as a result from such an early spring. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Peel 0! this place welcomes a baby daughter into their home; also Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Harrison 9. daughter. Miss S. McCombe, of Argyle, is vis- iting friends here this week. Mr. Keslick spent Sunday with Head Lake friends. . HARTLEY. Hartley, April 12.â€"Mr. Geo. Moore who has been attending Albert Colâ€" lege, is spending a. few days with his cousin, Mr. E. Best. Nearly six inches of snow fell here yesterday morning. As a result seed- ing- operations have been suspended. Miss Allie McFadyeh,’ ' who grad- uated a. short time ago from .the Eew York general hospital, is vis- iting with her aunt, Mus Reynolds. Mr. ' “a?“ Mrs. A. .E. Minthorne. lockmaster, have retggae‘g to Rose- dale from Fenelon Falls, where he passed the winter. in. â€"Ale.x. and Miss B. Murchison, of Woodville, attended service at Glenarm on Sunday evening. The funeral ol the late.Robt. Wells took place thisafternoon. Mr. Wells was a. very active worker in . the Eden Methodist church, and though an old man, will be greatly missed by the young people. Mr. W. H. Stevens, P.S.I., paid our school his semi-annual visit on suaAeqs 21m 'xaem 13's: 10 Kepsmtu, is pleased with the progress the pu- pils are making, but recommended better heating and ventilation. Fenelon Falls, April 12.-â€"On Thurs- day evening the boys of Oak-st. form- ed an athletic club. The honorary members of the club are: Mr. Ar- nold. Mr. McCallum. Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Jimkin, Mr. Cashore and Mr. Jordan. Mr. Arnold was elected president. and Mr. M. McCallum vice- president : Messrs. Hamilton and Jordan were made patrons. The oth- er officers are: Harold Wilson. cap- tain; Ivan Junkin. sacrum; and Robert Hamilton. Ewart Maybee and Gordon Arnold managing committee. Athletic Club:0[gqgized FARM HELP sc‘mcm. One of the most pressing need! the time is e. competent supply farm labor. The Government gretion agencies are doing best to supply it. AUCTION SALE. livw-â€"vv A large quantity oi household iur- niture, including a. Peninsular range. (coal or wood). bedroom suites, will be sold by public auction on Lind- say Market on Saturday, April 16. commencing at 1 pan. S. Oliver, auctioneer. LARGE EGGS. , Mr. W. E. Pollard, of Manvers Road. is not to be outdone by'- any big egg stories. He has a half dozen eggs ' the combined weight of which isnineteen ounces. Thellargeet one measufes seven inches by eight. inch- A CORRECTION. Fanning’s sale at the Repository, Lindsay, will be held on Saturday, April 23. A, mistake appears- in the advt. elsewhere in this issue. which states that the sale will be held on "I l- on" v__ , the 9th. Farmers would do well to attend this:. big sale where tho real bargains are made. SEND THE MONEY How. Families who appreciate good read- ing, agriculturlsts who wish to be up ‘to "the times, and tun-nus whOprlzo‘ a. good newspaper will loom with; pleasure'ln WWWWIW thud}; WW and mm". o szm ~ Wm “ "W 'dn .1 " .‘, -‘mmd "- at Penelonja'lls doing their o! Eateresting’ Items From } . I ' e the Cataract Village mem'fi ~ ~ -- sie Spence 1m inlaid” to s a. few days in Peterbdro. Miss Edm , of Lindsay. spent Sunday in vicinity, the guest of her friend Miss Annie Poulson. Mrs. ' mom fiddler and M188 Mona spent Sunday in Lindsay. ‘ past year, and during that time has made a. large number of friends who regret her departure. ' Mr. Racy Kilmer, of Seattle, is t guest of his friend Mrs. Wm. Bran- don. On Sunday Mr. Kilmer as- sisted St. Andrew's choir in the Enorning and St. James in the even- ing, and his singing was very much enjoyed by ‘all who have heard him. Mrs. Tiers, of Fairbaim, spent last week the guest of his daughter, Mrs. A. N orthey. - f. u , Ifdiss Birdie Clarice is in Toronto thls week. ’ Mr. and Mrs. J08. Carroll and ba-' by. of Lmdsgy',; spent Thursday in town, the guest of Mrs. Sadler. Boston. Mr. W. McCarty left on Monday for to‘ commence work as inspector for the\ G.T.R. qlfié§Einl£ Truax 'left on Monday for her home in Toronto. Miss Ty:- iii}. iiarold Powexg left on Mon- day for Peterboro. where he has secured a. good position. ” 7 furs. MOI-land end son who have been the guests of Mrs. Cassidy. re- turned on Tuesday to their home in "fiessrs. T. Robson and J. Twomey spent Friday evening in Linds‘gy. '- Mir.- St. John, of Sunderland. spent Monday in F9!” on bpsfiness. Mrs. W.- T. Robson rettmied home on Saturday, after spending a very pleasant time with Lindsay friends. Mr. Victor Bailey spent Sunday at his home in‘ Cambray. n -'v- v._- Rumors are afloat of Fenelon Falls having a Jack the hugger. Our burg certainly delights in keeping in with the county town, but would adVise Johnnie toxbe careful who he hugs, as a number of our timid crea- tures are adapting the use of hat pins. Mrs. George Martin, assisted by her ;daughter Miss Sabina, entertain- ed about forty of their‘friends to an afternoon tea on Friday and a very enjoyable time was spent by all pre- sent. - __ ... _,-‘_ uvu v- Mr. B. Cowan, of Hamilton, spent Tuesday in town the guest of his friends. . Miss Katie Dickson returned home from Coboconkk on Friday. Mrs. L. B. Hartle is in Toronto this week on business. Mr. J as. Dickson left on Monday morning for Toropto. A Mr.' Tom ‘Junkin left on Monday nvarn'nfl' fnr Toronto in the interests vâ€" -..-_ "Mr; fom =Junk‘in left on Monday evening for Toronto in the interests of the Board of Trade. . Miss M. E. Vrooman, of Sunder- land, spent a few days in town last week. Mr. ‘ A. J. Campbell. of Lindsay. was in town one day this week on business. Mrs. Staunton and daughter, of Port Perry, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Staunton this WWII- The banquet held by the Society of Chosen Friends, held on Monday night was very successful. A splen- did lunch was served by the memb- ers and every effort was made to give the visitors of the evening a good time. A splendid program was given, as follows: Chairman’s ad- dress, Rev. Mr. French; selection by the orchestra; solo, “ Slumber Song,” Miss Della‘ Deyman ; reading. “ Pat's Courtship.” Miss Ella J obn- son ; solo, " The Faded Flower,” Rev. Mr. French; orchestra selec- ‘tion; solo, “ Meet Me in Dream- land.” George Wilson; recitation. Mr. John Fountain; solo. " The Old Grey Bonnet." Mrs. McArthur; recitation, “ Mrs. Stuart Learns to Skate." by Miss V. MacKendry; se- lo, Mr. George Wilson; orchestra se- lection. Mr. John Thompson very kindly assisted in the entertaining of the assembly with his new portable org-an. Miss Jessie Spence left on Monday to resume duties in the OshaWa College; __ "Aw“. _:.|.+ Amrntor UOIIOEE. Mr. J. H. Holman, night operator at Lorneville station. spent Sunday in town the guest of friends. The Francis-st. boys also intend organizing in the near future. ’ Mr. Chris. Brandon and baby. 01 Collingwood, who were - guests Of J. 0'. Brandon, left on Tuesday for their new home in Saskatoon, where Mrs. Wilson and twochildren. of I__slay, spent last week the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gashore. ‘ Mrs. A. Spence. of Rosedale, re- }turned from Peterboro on Thursday Land was accompanied by her friend Miss Nellie Mm! L‘Osnsv v. ' Navigation has once again opened? and soon our little burg will once? more be a lively spot. The G.T.R. "~1-mrmr‘-__. in! our town for the [luvs WV ' ’ ' . , V u- in well known in Lindsay and mu rda' to the ,,. Nammlauqmmonwmfly“ .qu' ;,x . . A ‘ .o....,.,, m“ ,- “mm-.mwwm s In. ' autumn um am to- gly“. ooh turn to an um Ju ‘. Ir. mg- Ah.“ am M m Ml «mm M m; Leslie Smithson. of Glenam, Was in town on Thursday evening. Mr. Grant Austin. 01 Lindsay, passed through town on Tuesday. St. Andrew’s Guild held a very entertaining and instructing meet- ing in the lecture room ‘on Tuesday evening. Rev. C. L. Lord gave a short history on the hymns. Mrs, A’_L-) AL- NIV. § ”law-J .â€" , E. ‘A. lchrthur ably assisted the program by singing an old favorite, “The“Sinner and the Song," the choir joining in the chorus. Mrs. John Northey sang another favorite. " The Model Church." A number of favorite hymns were also render- of. U| zany-n“ .5 ed as follows: " " Rock of Ages.” Jesus Lover of My Soul,” " Just As I ,am,” “ Lead Kindly Light." ” Nearer My God to Thee,” “0n- ward Christian Soldiers.” Mr. Sam. MacKendry gave a selection on the harp, " The Sweet Bye and Bye." Mr. W. McArthur also very ably assisted the program. Venerable Archdeacon Warren. of Peterboro, occupied the pulpit in St. James church last Sunday and preached two eloquent sermons. At the evening service Mr. Racey mer sang very sweetly. Mr. Kil- mer’s singing was very much enjoy- ed. . _Miss Emily Hand spent Tuesday in Lindsay and attended the play. “ The Lady of the Lake," given by members of the Collegiate. Miss Mr. Deyell and Family W elcomed to Mt. Horeb nu ‘- " The Lady of the Lake." given by members of the Collegiate. Miss Hand is a splendid artist and we understand part of the stage scenery for this play has been her work. Mount Horeb, April 12.â€"â€"The re- sidents of this part of the country welcome b'ack with open arms Mr. John Deyell and family, who have taken up ,their residence on the old homestead. It was some twenty-five years ago that Mr. John Deyell left this section of the country and left the homestead to take up his occu- pation of farming in the north east part of Ops township. At that time the residents of Mount Horeb regret- ted to see him depart, as he was re- cognized as one .of ”the boys." and was popular with all_ with whom he Home in contact with. *Twenty 'five iears ago he took an active part in church work, and since he moved to Ops he has continued to be active in the promotion 0; the Master’s work, devoting considerable of 'his time to the church and the Sunday school. He also was well acquainted with the municipal ail‘airs oi the township and his fellow-residents and friends recognized his ability and elected him a member of the township coun- cil, which position he still holds. A week or so before his departure his friends in Ops congregated and gave Mr. 'and Mrs. Deyell and family a right royal send-oil. stating that they were indeed sorry to see the family leaving the neighborhood. The people 01 Mt. Horeb. however. are pleased to welconie him sack again. The Deyell [0.211in is widely known. and the mcmbers are among the most respected oi the cellular:- ity. Mr. John Deyell is a brother 0! the late Thos. Deyell, and also at .Mr. Isaac Deyell of Lindsay. Fens- ilon’s loss will be our gain. as Prof. Dorenwend of Toronto is visiting this town, and invites your inspection 0; these goods at his pri- Vate apartments reserved at the ho- tel. \Theas Hair Goods styles“ wha properly W W and om- ment' the head".- soften unit may“!!! IMPORTANT T0 LADIES. It is not often an opportunity oc- curs at your door to see the latest Parisian and New York styles in Hair Goods. yet such is the case, the expression of the race, and con- sequently tone up ah aged aPPW' ance. Be sure and use them. at Ho- tel Benson. on Saturday, Aprfl’23. Mr. B. Dingle, for many years} head bookkeeper for the Sylvester Manufacturing 00., but who resigned about. three years ago, has returned to town and him accepted his old thumfiina . Infill- I‘m“- .IIV‘I‘. IO- RETURNS TO proud Here is good news for the man who is needing a new Spring Suit, come in and let us show you our stock of ready- to-wear Garments, in the Stylish new fabrics, at prices which will mean a decided saving to you. Men’s Stylish Spring Suits, in this seasons 'new qwdel, single breasted Sack Style, and lined with gOOd Itallanf 895 lmmg, on sale at .................. . mun B 01 u SIG unvu uouvu v.’ - v" Tweed, that will give eexcellent service and satisfaction on sale at. ................... Boya’ Pants made of Dark Engliéh Tweed in striped pgttems, selling at per pear,H Boys’ Pants with Double Seats and Knees, fancy striped patterns, extra special, at per ............................ Inc Vittom loan Savings. (0. The Hat makes the head attractive that 15 1f 1t 15 up- -to- date, and 1t will be if you buy a -”Kir1g.’ We are now showing the smartest shapes for Spring and Summei. STEP IN AND SEE THEM. If you contemplate the purchase or improvement of property we an assist you by a mortgdge loan, repayable monthly or you'- ly as my be desired. Apply pereomlly or by mail. u " The populority of our Savings Bonk Departme'pfi in”. due merit. In .11 essentiol respects we excel]. Interest 3 1-2 cent. from (In! of damn. * . " """"""'”""""' ' 'm’lns LOW ‘ unmbn sup: ‘ V A InAlifli‘AA ‘ Wonderful Values Boys’ Tgousers Terrill’s For h PAGE in striped 500 'zmcy striped 69¢ Yalues ‘ Faétion 9 15 ........ C wmpson's sub SHE bubl'e. For 7 Q doctor suit she must die 5.? resort Dodd’a "at the doctor lecidod to 'cap better .to let 'ledonhh the homwivea‘ not mind pay“; tion “11 they could 1 "fruit" shown who «not an he was about , o! Halibut“ to break h1- BAG: