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lES’ COATS a.» ; Coats, in .h, and fawn Lpped, button ned, semi-fit- in short and ts for $6 LtS 12.50 LOTS PRICES purchase m" I I" I Editor, Winconsin State Journal, Madi on. “I use a new wheel with cpustex- brake between my of- ftce and summer cottaetgez The dxstarce can be cover m 17 mmutea, but a as 25-mmute ride the experien 3e is rich and estful and upbuilding. Not. tsuch times does one ask, Is life worth living?’ ” We could’nt bu . - 3’ better H ' 35:32:?“ W dyed Mewâ€"and we m B . lery epartm C, - 611:: H .- moment wlll - ent ha 051317. thter ' , vou egg“ that be a blackfsfirrepumfim‘ Whi h ° “ Style, . ways depend lug to on _ c 13 vast] . Take note of these ofl'eri upon us for the lolgalltles' Varietig; Zimme- NOt for a , n 688 ‘ can you equal our HOS1ery V alugs. >They tell of Va] 0 . . Styles and as for 3. Remember that ne§t Of extreme impom . , “'1 Will save you m nce. “Nowh . Oney. ere better Supply your GlovesHere. Silk, Lisle and Kid Gloves in large assortments. Ours are the best Sllk, 1131c and kid gloves made all lengths, all shades. ‘ Those brands which are can buy from us,and universally. recognized as being reliable are the only kind of Gloves you its rather Singular. although these gloves are infinitely better than all other kindsâ€"their prices are no higher. PERRIN’S MERCERIZED GLOVES 25c PAIR. In black or white, plain or lace effects, two domes, all siz- EXTRA FINE LISLE AND SILK GLOVES $1 PAIR. I‘hese are iull length, in black white, grey, chamoisgtan, navy sky and copenhagen shades, all LADIES’ PURE SILK GLOV- ES, 500 PAIR. Extra fine Silk Gloves, doub- 1e finger tips, two domes, 1n n...» mum mnde- brown. tan. Supply Your Gloves Here Made to stand the wear, dou- ble knees and heels, in black or tan shades. All sizes. Big Value, Def pair . ....... 25c Ladies’ and Children’s Fine (‘ottnn Hose, in black or taxi, ribbed or plain; all sizes. Special Price, 2 pairs for ........ . BoYS’ HEAVY RIBBED COT- TON HOSE; 250 PAIR. :1, There were more “Hercules” ““05 ““98 “"1”?“ ”31%; brakes sold in Canada last year At, per pair PBRRIN’S LISLE GLUVL‘D, 50c PAIR. Extra fine Milanese Lisle Gloves, in black, grey, mode‘ and chamois shades. All sizes. Good vame. per pair ............... Canada cycle 81 Motor Co.,Limited,Tor HOSE 2 PR. FOR 25c (, MAY 26, 1910 LISLE GLOVES. 25C 25C ........ snag-n. l IDDBDDBD “ The ...o. .0...- in... mum \ Brake T hat Makes the Wheel Ran Easy " EJBBUBBDBI than One reason for the ”Hercules” popu- larity is that it is lighter in weight than any other. The “Hercules” is an armless brake, a great feature in any bicycle Aso it is patheticaty'simple. Achild can take it apart and reassemble. t. i parts to get out o; aged in the wear... THE HERCULES ORDINARY HUB 01 Es. They tell of values. of extreme importance. oNowhere rs. Remember that â€"it will save you money. LADIES’ FINE COTTON LADIES' FINE usual HOSE. HOSE, 25c PER PAR. 50c'PAIR. * In open work or embroidered 'In plain. embroidered, open eflects, shades of black, tan and work, and lape ankle effects, black, with white cotton or fast dye, shades of black, tan. wool feet. brown, champagne, pink, grey. Special per pair ......................... mauve, cream and white. 25c LADIES’ FmE COTTON HOSE, 35c PAIR. Hermsdorf’s fast dyed hose, plain, open work and embroid- ered effects, shades of black, blue, champaghe, pink and mauve. Extra value. per pair ........ grey And may shades, All sizes at, per pair .... .......................... LADIES’ PURE SILK GLOV- ES, 500 PAIR. Extra. fine Silk Gloves, doub- 1e finger tips, two domes, in black, white, mode, brown, tan, LADIES’ FINE LISLE SILK GLOVES, '75cLPER PAIR. Three quarter length, two domes, in black, tan and mode shades, all sizes. Excellent value, per pair .. . Hercules Coaster Brake HDDUDDBBDUD Positive in action and easy running when released It wears well beâ€" cause it is solidly- all others combined. 50C 75C ‘W'Y' ES 18 AS SMALL AS THE OF A BICYCLE to: patient»! an dim-O'- Children’s fancy cotton socks, blue and white check tops. Siz- es 4} to 64}. ' ' Very special, per pair I‘hese are iull length, in black white, grey, Chamoisgpan, navy sky and copenhagen shades, all sizes. Extra value per pair ............... JDDDDDDDDâ€"E FINE KID GLOVES 15¢ w a nnFR- LINDSAY. ONTARRU Foronto DEBBIE The season's grain on the various terms are now showing to such ad- vantage after the visitation of min during the past week. Several residents attended me sports festivity given in Lindsay on Victoria Day, and greatly appreciate ed theman'y events of the day. Mr. Herman Owen had intended to have a, barn-raising on Wednesday the ~18th inst, but owing to the heaVy downpour of rain, it has to be postponed . Mr.’ and Mrs- John Cowieson jour- neyed to Valentin to visit relatives on Saturday of last week, returning in the evening of the following day. Miss Rutherford, of Cameron, was visiting her uncle, Mr. John Hewie, of this, district, on Sunday of last Mr. Jamieson has disposed of 8 head of fat cattle to Mr. John Stap- les, of Grass Hill, realizing a good sum in return, showing an advance ‘in price-of bovine species. ' Mrs. Dave Graham has her father, Mr. Tye: of-Toronto, staying at her .home for an indefinite period. Miss Lucy White, of Cambray, in company with her brother, were vi- sitors at the home of Mr. John Cow- ieson on Sunday last. Miss Hart, who recently traveled from the States, paid a prolonged visit to the home of Mrs. Thos. Hill. Miss Hart has left on a journey to England. The Rev. C. Steele was not super- intending the classes at the district Sunday school last w,eek his pres- ence being 'required at the Palestine Sunday school, consequently Mr. Dan. Sinclair of North Islay, took up the reins of office for that day with great success. The annual meeting of the Islay branch of the Women’s Institute, which Was held at the home of Mrs. D. R. Spence on Thursday the 12th NEW CHURCH AT KINMOUNT. Archdeacon Casey was in Kin- mount Tuesday attending the lay- ing of the corner stone of the new R. C. church in that village. His Lordship Bishop O'Connor, of Peter- b0ro, was present and officiated. RECEIVES PROMOTION. In; EmHy Spark. 1| um conflnod to her bod and In undu- tho doc- tor’a an. In. um Roam :- on the Ihkmtomhcnomummggld. Wo are. proud to upon that In. Robo'rtfiuhgnln chlo‘tq 3» up and «and mum» w'm'nau. , In. Bqulnl, of Vmoubgr. 3.0-. m with; with In. omn- John- ,' “(Sunny '1“! I“ hursday of last week. Mrs. J. Copp, of'Fenelon , visiting l‘elatives and the dictriét during last residents attended the 21.nr. Pitta“, o! vxsxting at. Cameron Had Very Successful Year ways conducted the meetings in most business-like manner. Under her presidency the institute had had a prosperous year in the past. all owing to her untiring energy. It was their sincerest desire that she should again hold oflice, ior their welfare was insured under her guidâ€" ance. Mrs. John Cowieson was a,- so re-elected vice-president as she had rendered good service to the institute in the past. Miss Mamie Naylor was elected secretary~treas., a better successor to the retiring lady Miss Mabel Currins could not have been chosen. Miss Mabel Cur- rins who had so ably filled the omce {for the past two years, although de- lsired by the members to still keep the secretarial omce. declined it with thanks. Mrs. R. McFadyen and Miss Lois Naylor have been ap- pointed auditors and Miss Maggie McMillan is the district director. An excellent paper was given by Mrs. John Cowieson. The New Years ‘term commencing on June lst, opens another year with a large member- ship. and there is great anticipation of successful meeting-s. Miss Dorothy Brown. of Zion district, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd, West Islay. on Sun- day, the 1'5th inst. - Mr. Tom Curr-ins proceeded to Woodville on business, returning homeward on Monday morning last. Mr. Cecil Brown, assistant at Mr. Boyd's, visitegi his parent’s home at Zion on Sunday of last week. Mr. Donald McFadyen and family, of this district, attended the funeral ceremony of his brother's wife, Mrs. John McFadyen,. of the ninth con- cession of Eldon, whose remains are being interred at Smith’s burying ground near Woodville. ' lay Sinclair. Miss Fleda Mark is spending a week visiting relatives and friends at Cameron. Mr. Leach, of Cookstown, spent a few days last week visiting his brother-in-law Mr. J. P. Ramsay. If people generuly knew that pound for pound beans have more nourishment than meet, more people would use them regularly. CLARK'S BAKED BEANS ere a. treatâ€"they are the best beans grown, cooked in the best way knownâ€"Everybody lik- 'IEE FOOD VALUE OF BEANS. We have yet to hear oi one failure to cure where a. fair trial has been given. Can' be given without the panon knowing it, is harmless and absolutely without taste. Mother. The Knox Tastelo:s Liquor, Drug and Tobacco Cure m or wife. you would be doing a great work by giving this remedy to some members of your family. We wfl mail a full month's treatment (or five dollars. The Scobell Drug 00.. St. Catharinee. Ont. E. Gre- gory. druggist and special agent for TOWNSHIP OF EMILY COURT OF REVISION. Notice is hereby given tint the first fitting of the Court of Revision [or the Township of Emlly wlll be held in the "Commercial Hotel Sun- ple Room" in the Village of Omemee on Tueedey the thirty-nut day of May. at the hour of ten o'clock um. All lntereeted parties will caret-n than-elve- wording-1y. RICHARD J. GRANDY. Tomblp C.erk. FOR BALE.â€"0N CORNER OF am m at. Lawrence-nun Wort-bl. may how 0! *° “amines-nan. allmodu'n mm huh «on M “d Ion 1m. h mar km“- 50' Bomb Applytoiflm. or mun-.o'aomnmm 14h“ EARLY CLOSING- agreed. a 10mm“. to '40” mm om every 4-3 I“ 5 'l‘O-LBT Comfortable Brick Dwelling onL Colbouriie Sh, near William with all modern conveniences to let by month or year. Im- mediate possession. â€"Mr. J. Pogue and daughter, 0! Novar. Parry Sound district, spent. the24thintowntheguestsofllrs. Swain. Mr. Pogue was born and brought up in the vicinity of Little Britain, but it is thirty years since be last visited Lindsay. He has been subscriber to The Warder for ;over thirty-two years. Large new brick house on Russell Street. east with all con- veniences to rent by month or year. Immediate possession. Two other houses at; 88 and $10 to rent. Seé me about properties for sale. THOS- REAL ESTATE Telephone 41 1 STRAYED ON TO Breed your mare where she will bring you best returns. That is what the intelligent breeder wants to do. When selecting a stallion it is bet- ter to get one with plenty of sub- stance of good conformation. good feet and legs and above all. use a standard bred, and be sure he is standard belore deciding. The only way to locate the best is by enquiring and comparing breed- ing. A colt from an interior horse HOS. BROWN, REPRESENTA- tive of Gerhard Heintzman. Ltd., always has on hand a, supply of new and used pianos and organs {or sale at the lowest possible arises. .snd on the easiest terms or vI costs as much to raise 'Mr. C. O'Neill, Lindsay, is the proud possessor of a colt by Path- finder that shows more speed than any colt ever bred in Victoria or surrounding counties. When only eight months old it could easily show a three minute clip while being led beside its dam over the snow. Re- cently it has been an eighth of a mile in 20 seconds. Mr. L. Bennett. Port Hope, is the owner of the first colt got by Path- finder in Canada. which also shows remarkable speed With a great way of going, which is quite evident that he will not only produce speed. but curly and extreme speed. The Pathfinder will make the see» go to m m Reeboro (or the Mt. returning home for noon on film.“ ,. phaphone for sale am cession 3. Emily, can secure same l erty and paying ‘ Leigh R. Knight No; 33694, (A. THE PATHFINDER PAGE just. as he likes. Also a and-hand Columbia gra- n at 26 Wellington-Btu by prOVing “prop- usiest terms of the purchaser Kent- at 3, CON- one from IGA Formeri Lindsay May 25; who has be u-tyn’s stol say yesta' 9 of bigam' md stepfo, . Toronto. are put in metal of of the m a 22, 1 in given and mo misa Alv W. Kerri ther was ‘ 'mg to dker, age Lowstone, ‘ Annie '1 twins B ,rpe (dec artificato nmitbed t :harge at.) at jurisdj he asseri at wife I onditionJ‘ :- have 1‘ MI, and; rith grad lerly livd THERL Governu tte 3.11 ng the Lt Athel £881 ext The i: nner an )arty. i1 )articipq the be! hering 1 .tial sit‘ uracter : me not is made: ;he AttA in tow in then \V the h ad it thora not ; arriv