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.1!) Its st. the / ,ms. McCulloch, Peelâ€"st... and her mother, Mrs. Silverwood, spent, Sun- dgy at OakWood at the home of Mr. W. A. Silverwood, who is here from Saskatoon. and leaves with histam- fly this week for the west to reside there permanently. 75290 in France, and 68028 in Perâ€" cheron Book of America, the property of LINDS lY BROS., LINDSAY, ONT. Hardum was foaled May 16,1907 and weighs 1820 lbs. Imported in February, 1910, by Geo. W. Souers . Sons Huntingdon, Iod., the larg- est importer of Percheron stallions and mates in America. Hardum \ull stand for the season at his own stable. Termsâ€"For temxs. see small cards. WM. RICHARDSON, Manager. Astion 0 the quaLle and brain he will heedthe for mus ‘ advice from ’a' Quaker Oats. / Quaker Oa_t's ‘is.men_tioned bpcanse it i) recogmzea m this countrydfld Europe as the best of all oatmeal: Feeding farm hands on Quaker Oats ,,-..;..n more work out of them 11 sides to “eat more SEE it 'is recogm ~ Europe as the best ofai unea' [3' Feeding £33m hands on (,Zluaolge ettmg more work out ofr £2: mean? g than 1f you feed them on anythin , 8 , ‘1 else. No. 5277, the property of LINDSAY BROS. LINDSAY, ONT. He is a beautiful brown, three years old. and was imported in February. 1910. by Geo. W. 80mm, of Hunt- hgtonmm mm mmmm mmmmlnmm lngdon. Ind. Alnis will make a. season stud at his own stable. ) Terms.-â€"For terms .00 mule-.1113. ‘ “w 3:!" "l, ',;;1fi‘]{flw«.m\ .‘WW ( in.“ J - ‘\ . I-IMI' x. .11 HARDUIN IMPORTED PERCHERON Srl‘fmeNl For ma Quality of "5.1 have net 3 net I Frost Pena. But. I. must Make I "COO“ 1§.-Â¥â€"V1“n»rr terms see and! ends. mr. RICHARDSON. nutter- ‘ hunch. Fox-man ’anWhIYIUOl' so”. Q 11' x' neouldbOImprovod- . b2: 1e: 1 gar sands“! {at 150 w". h Frost Fence. But. to . n8 . A '0 must Make god G le. It can".- Rerctofote. we, 1% In 0th“ I” makers. had to buy our Win man-‘0 we! ready-galvanized. ThaW‘ {ml “isthmrm "' 33.ng mwm J- ”'8 we kncwzfnfwo can“ quick!“ I. 50 M with ; , Isa-"fir: '13”;quch an out - [E NEW IMPORTED GER- MAN COACH HORSE MAY 11, 1910. Little Britaiii, "Md§";10.;fl man’s Institute hgid,»“a‘ very I ful meeting at the-'7 "home 01 Items‘ or Interest Webster; graduate 0! McDonald’s In- stitute, gave an excellent object. ‘16:- son on serving a ten course dinner. , Mr. William Medland has gone to the north w.est ’Mr. Chas. Wickett and family have moved to Zion. They will be ‘missed in our village. ‘ Rev. Mr. W,ickett of Shannonville, has been hame attending the funeral of Mrs. Wm. Yeo. 8r. ., Mrs. C. Andrews and family.. of Oshawa, are visiting at Mr. Sparks”. Rev. E. Honey,, B.D., spent a. few days at home last week. Mr. W. Greenway lost a. very val- uable horse a. few daysago. Mr J no Prouse is on the sick list at present, but is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Rogers attendâ€" ed the funeral of Mr. Lapp, Lorneâ€" ville, last week. Miss Oke, Toronto, is visiting at Mr. HeMlie's. ~ married in Lindsay last Thursday. We wish them every happiness in life. They will reside in the house vacati ed by Mr.’ Chas. Wickett.‘ ' Mrs. Pilkey, TorOnto, who visited her father. Mr. 'John Glenny. for a few days, has returned hoine. Mrs. Evans has moved to one of the houses 'owned by Mr. Pogue south of ‘the village. The district meeting of the Can- nington district will be held in the Methodist church here on Wednesday 18th. The W.M.s. of the "district Iwill also hold a convention on the I { same day. a TI.â€" posed. Great preparations are being made to beautify our village. Many houses are being erected, and extenmv. imâ€" provements will be made in "the “79le bv replacing the plank Walks are being erected, am ubuuuxv- u..â€" provements will be made in the walks by replacing the plank Walks for cement. . Much sympathy is felt in the com- 11.1““an -'_ 7 family, because of the death of Mrs. Wm. Yeo. Mrs. Yeo has resided here .for many years. She was very high- ‘ly respected, and awrwoman .or very excellent character. The funeral Was held on Monday. Service was held in the Methodist church. She was bur- ied in the Methodist cemetery.. Miss M. Mark is attending the Mc- Donald Institute in Guelph. munity for Mr. Jones and day afternoon tire broke out in the stables belonging to Mr. H. Poem. The. wind being high, the names had gained rapid headway before the fire we: noticed. However, the neigh- bors turned out in iorce and the bucket brigade did splendid work. ni‘rived the namel were extinguished. The loss is partly covered by insur- l once. Hginer, Toronto, son of Rev. 3. is at home somewhat indis- , â€"â€"‘-'-v w-uâ€"vvvâ€"wâ€" “4‘. m . ‘4‘.“ Britaixi, may “10.4119 Woâ€" lStitutG hgidui very success- ing at the home 0‘1 Mrs; m W‘A‘I‘f WANSWARDE by' Fire were Omemee May 8rd â€"Councfl met at one o’clock 3-111"th to ad- journment.â€" Present all the mem- hers .. The Reeve, Charles Cornell. and Cenncillors Wm; Cottingham} Isaac H. 1:" , Wm. Herlihey and Robert W. Wilson. The minutes of lastsession were read, approved and on motion confirmed. The following commufiications were received. perused and fyled: From A_na.n Gillies, . with” account for $12.50, last quarterly instalment on printing contract. Applications for school money» were received from the trustees of School Section No. 3, for $100. . Mr. Joseph Sanderson, pathmaster on road visision No. 20, attended end solicited a special grant for the purpose of cutting down the hill on the west. end of his division. ‘ Moved by Coun. Wm. Herlihey sec- onded by Conn. Isaac H. Fee, that. orders be issued 0n the tressurer for payment of the following miscellan- eous expenditures: Allan Gillies, Franklin, May 10.â€"-Miss Marie J on- es, of Peterboro, , has been visiting her parents here for the past week. Mr. Shea and Mrs. Feir narrowly escaped injury the other day while driving to Feir’s mill. A short dis- tance west of Franklin'the gorse sudâ€" denly bolted, and the occupants were precipitated into the ditch. in fact just barely escaped being thrown into a creek which here crosses the road. Fortunately no serious injur‘ ies were received except a sprained knee by Mr. Shea. Mr. Levi Fallis, of Port Arthur, r ‘spent Wednesday last with his par- ents. ' - 0,1,2]. realize keenly the great. low have sustained innthe death 4 beloved King Edda-d, and a. not very demonstrative in th pression of their condolences, 7L ALA l" VWJVu 'â€" - deep down in the heart the anguish burns and the sincerest sorrow pre- vails. to auto. Grass Hill, May 9.â€"â€"Fred mu, teacher , at Valentia, spent Sunday with his parents. ‘ ‘ , A-AL1‘A- for a. few mt I. m w. Moore. ~ W0 hope t1 hm in time to hm...” Emmmflst. Pud- at..u5thOBiVm 0130‘ mforlnmt. then people of Franklin FRANKLIN. GRASS HILL for school moneys OBITUARY to be wrench mm“ ,0 take in the worm . Victoria DIV. hh moth“- yet quarterly Wt on printing con- mt". 33.2.50 ; am “More, sec.- treasurer. s. S. No,- '3- to 39131? QB acc'ount‘c! W's sch-r1. $100. Moved by. Conn. Isaac H. Fee. seconded by Conn Wm. Cottmgham, that orders be issued on the trees- urer Jar payment of the following road and bridge accounts: Expendl. ture Conn. Cottinghum-rAllan Casey for repairing culvert on 4th con. line, $100 ; expenditure Com. Fee :â€" Edmund Herlihey, for repairing two culverts on the 10th con. line. east of the middle lineâ€"$4 ; expentiture Com. Wilsonâ€"Michael D.,Harfington, for cutting brush on the 11th con. line, $6.â€"â€"Can'ied. 1 Moved by Coun. Robt. W. Wilton, seconded by Coun. Wm. Herlihey, Moved by Conn. Robt. W. Wilton. seconded by Conn. Wm. Herlihey, that this council do now adjourn to meet on Tuesday the 3lst inst... at the’hour of ten o'clock. a.m., as a Court of Revision, and thereafter on same day (should time allow) for the transaction of general municipal bus- iness.â€"-Carried. READ HIS DELIBERATE OPINION Rev. P. F. Laugill, "The Manse. " Carp, 0nt., writes: “Some consid- erable time ago I began using Zam- Buk with a view to testing it thor- oughly. I am troubled with eczema. which is always worse in the early part of winter, and seems to. leave me about spring. I tried Zam-Buk immediame my hands started to break out, and am pleased to say that it checked the disease, which iis more than I can say for anything ‘I have ever before tried. We now have Zam-Buk in the house contin- luously. The children 'use it for scratches, cuts, and any skin injury or disease, and I carry a small sam- ple box in my pocket. One evening I happened to look in where an old man had met with an accident a week before, and had lost a finger nail.‘ His wife was dressing the wound. I dressed it with Zam-Buk and left the little sample box with them for the next dressing. I have seen the old gentleman since. and he “On another occasion a farmer called at "The Manse." and I notio- nd a, ran on his finger. Wiring about the injury. I learned that he had somehow taken a piece 0! flesh OR. and the wound had started to tester. He was afraid it would turn to blood-poisoning". I gave him about a third of a box of Zam-Buk and he applied it. A few days later I saw him, and he said “that's glut salvo of yours ; my finger is now do- Minister Who Tested an- Buk I saw nun. am: he an... -....- _ a--_, salve of yours ; my finger is now do- mg fine." This is o. Scotchmen'e opinion; it. has taken a. good while to convince him. but he wanted to minke sure of Zum-Il'uk'o merit bolero endorsing it. "lt is well worth recommendlng.” 1hls is exactly the kind of teetl- mony we most appreciate. Test Zun- Iluk I Don‘t go by hearsay! You will find it gives the best results in all cues of scams. rlngworm. leo- wring sores. ones. cuts. burns. hoe soy-ea. eruptlono. and ell akin injur- Oo.. Toronto. for price. but rerun cheep and humlul “bellman and lmlutlou. Lively fight over Fishing Privileges Woodville. Hey 7.--Loce.l fisher: or the eucker heve for some time been et boiling heet over the intrusioml| into their presence 0! mm from the Township of mm. For many 5'00." the Beaver River et Benetton has been e rewrite Wane tor Eldon fishermen. but recently but little attention he! been given to the tucker. which?“ thin time o! the you come. up the etreem in great numbers n. weeding” high price now the some high opinion of l'BUk as myself and my family can say for anything are tried. We now in the house contin- chudren 'use it: for FOR 33 I” ‘ ‘ ' ' rams. Si muons finterestmg Footwear] inting con- hmore, sec.- » Ann‘cv n" him; it would. (no fight. The htttlo wqod and hotly for com. time. and could- onblo blood was shed on 130th dd“. onsmEEA'rIoN. ‘ CERTAINLY IF YOU'V MENTS T0 SATISEY IN THE NEAR FU'I SEE THESE SPECIALS B'EI-‘ORE MAmm undwhonthomyundodthotumm wmlorcudtorom Tho qua-non now aim. in whom invent-d tho rltht ton-h m strum. and has the council PM"?t0 nouns and manual- may ground. In Girls' Fine Low only .................. in town was” Girls' Box Cal! Lace Boots, bluchcr Selling at only @..... Wombn's Dongola Oxfords. or strap slippers, strap. Laaies' Fine Luce Boots, blucher only ......... .’ ........ ......... viceable. y" Oil-tanned Lace Boots, blucher style. very strong and Qelling at only . .............................................. --..o- 'r Women's Fine Dongola Lace Boots, Men's Fine Dongola Shoes. gOod weight Selling at only ...... .................... .... 2 But! Lace Boots. at only Shoes. lace or strap. patent inc-m1 I. John O. News coca..- oo-IO .0...- on" 2.00 at 0000-... .0000... faxed, solid leather 'HAT ARE so v31?! OUT-0F- DESERVE MORE Tail»: USUAL Y IF‘YOU'VE sacs REQUIRE- NEAR FUTURE. YOU SHOULD )RE We YOUR PURCHASES. Dobll . 0.00000 - style, extension soles. blucher style, mat top. style, suitable for any pus-v. an v--'.~ U. A. McKONE. YOU BEGIN TO THINK . Bm-raa Tums Now! 00.000000 inn-mine. Youmw who.“ Wehnm mmpMdonflpmw At 40 sole, suitable for any wear. no. .0000 coco... insoles, suitable D‘ at only ”$1.20 Selling at but strong $1.00 $1.25 $1.25 $1.50 $1.50 $1.50 $2.00 $2.00 01R v.0! urdabeexl lioevillflge Mal. HcEad :- hour ; Hue ‘. LicEachern- .se for engine {so a 10 lb. 8 £51. a by-la' u-t, solicitor 352. a by-lu 000 for tile dam-st: no!W.F ). A. 31ch tender for seconded by: n motion (led by R- °§ hayen : Th1 to go to ( act in con!!! L in letting D. McEachel clerk to ad mien OPE mun cont VING IN' telnet-'- lO-hlu and :{y'find 1n the :13. 4nd SAV seconded