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.Hl‘RSDAY, MAY 18, 19 . ‘ ' FLIES ' 'V n Doors, Windows, Wk": w from the fly pest. Our" ell made and selected,“ , styles and sizes to choose . your Neighbours New. our Maxwell or Woody.“ nil 10 inch drive wheéJ’ $.50 upward. Who would by using one Of our B011 8 in construction that a le. ()vens, Iron Heaters, ,':ce.~'. :(i 111:; before seeing our MATTIIIE m... , Cinnamon’s : work t- .. Screen l‘oors and 9. Garden Hose. ’5 EIC. “mgr I’uiilt or a package of 7"“ Wail finish on the AA. .y. l . IIIJI "' AM ON I wear and Stoves LINDSAY Accessories .. g;.'.t":lfl‘l)f‘II to give ex- ?mom 'I .lZI Eings good value. liz‘.- of your lawn .ll‘t‘ I-verlasting. Sprinklers. not rust. The I.I'I~f:;:«-.l tor 750 each rds Co. I ...\. .mecw , There .er SomeZBeaIItifIIl HATS here That Would Not Become You .- "w «n- still more beau- II \ :..,,. that WILL l’rime in and r I m... m... .4...» mun. u...â€" a» «to ma..â€" Miss Bannen WII LIAM-ST l) ..... flui‘l'“ of fight 3* ( .‘uunarv'fla caccutcctttW II guess! I’m, ll<.I\ (1 [Ila Ema]? no u... right ml Tim» and “where 'lli‘. stun: IS 0118 0f 5 I Is eed Corn to Get the Best; ality Guaranteed. TngSDAY- MAY 18. 1911. Bank of Mont nsrnusm 181'!- . 1 $0,090,000 ' $96L-789 ° $27.36!,789 ' Undivided Profits Branches of the Bank in every Province of the Dominion. A' general Banking business transacted. ' - Savings Department at every Branch. office Hours: H, B. Black, 14) to 3 O'CIOCk' Saturdays 10 to 1 o‘clock. Manager Lindsay Branch ”â€" W THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE sIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D., D.C.L., PRESIDENT ALEXANDER LAIRD, GENERAL MANAGER CAPITAL - $10,000,000 REST. - $7,000,000 FARMERS’ BUSINESS The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every facility for the "80530500 Cl their banking business including the discount and collection of sales notes. Blank sales notes are supplied free of charge “application. BAN KING BY MAIL Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian Bank of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the same careful mention as is given to all other departments of the Bank’s business. Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this way as satisfactorily as by a personal visit to the Bank. 231 Lindsay Branch. H. A. HOLMES. lllanage THE VICTORIA LOAN SAVINGS COMPANY Incorporated by lot of Parliament 1895 Capital Paid Up $280,000.00 Reserve Fund $58,000.00 I‘lxv'l‘llllll‘b of estates will find the debentures of the I‘umpnny pirticulnrly suitable for the employment of funds I-Iinmittul to them, as they combine a liberal interest rate with Ihi- - my highest security and the authority of the Gov- ('I'Illltt'lll I“ invest therein. .\I“ll- ." to loan on real estate first mortgage at current I'llll“. # Newton Smale, James Low. Assistant. Manager. General Banking bud: neon transacted. Special attention to savings accounts. .I IIIIIIIIHIlllllllllll- I<III Full compound interest savings so- of Canada. 8 K!“ Street Wat. dollar Touch. IIINIJIIES ANI] IIIINNEL'IIIINS TIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII BANANA Loom. nuclease: LN D SKY JENETYILLE ~ A GOOD MAN GONE. 11:39 of the death of Archbishop ay was received with general from by Lindsay people of all 1'8" ‘Slous faiths. The late arChbishop Was born in Lindsav and attended School here. i ' utilitie'always an intensely loyal e\oted son of the church. his i323. iv“ in no sense a. bigot. ties of the church. with angilded’. .companionable and bosom of the church ibund isposition made sweet by an ance of Christian grace, he was and butts than ever: Not content with M up the old standard theyhaveoetupanewone.- This year a three-company battalion will replace the old one-comm corps. Only two collegiate. in the province the province are preparing battal- ions so that the work of the Col- legiate boys will be watched with interest. In most of the large schools a. number of separate companies are formed, but the extra task of bat.- talion drill has only been undertak- en by Peter-bore and Lindsay A meeting of the commissioned of- ficers and section commanders held yesterday afternoon to discuss matters in the interest of the corps. Many problems were presented, the chief of which ‘is the securing of uni- forms. The news was gladly re- ceived that the school board, though not in}. financial position ‘to pro- vide the clothing, had promised to supply new caps this year. and- to turn the government grant of $50 over to the corps for the years to come. It was finally decided to leave the choice of uniform it would was ed on account of the flu of A. com- pany, and after a long discussion it was decided that a number of men should be drafted from B. and C. The commandinz 05091“. the adjut- ant. and the mt'mhr were ap- pointed as a committee to do this work. The boys intend to do things up near. this year. so have discarded the old ice-cream feed after the drill on inspection day. In place of this a real, live, up-to-date banquet will be served in the evening. when the toll of drill is over and the troubles and mlstak of the day can be drowned inâ€"lemonade. On account of the heavy expense in connection it was found necessary to levy a small fee on cash cadet. Since it. is impossible to provide swords for all the officers canes will be substituted. M Mr. J. J. Warren was acquitted by Judge Denton of a charge arising out. of the suspension of the Farmers Bank of Canada. W W. 'E. Baker Sells on To Adams’ Bros An important deal of interest to Lindsay citizens, as well as the peo- ple in the surrounding country, was put through last night, when Mr. W. E. Baker, the well-known groc- er, disposed of his business to an- other well-known and well establish- ed grocery firm, viz., Adams Bros. For some time past. Mr. Bauer has been falling in health and only recently took a trip to the coast to recuperate. He returned much im- proved and shortly afterwards made arrangements to secure a new store, and as a result a few months ago moved into his fine new store east of the Benson House. The new store is up-to-date and modern in every respect, is room and well arranged. The stock carried by Mr. Baker was always well assorted und fresh and the general appearance of the new store was attractive. As It result. he did a flourishing business and his many friends regret that he has found it necessary through ill- health to give up his business. Adams' liros., who took charge of their new branch store this morn- ing, will no doubt meet with suc- cess in their‘ undertaking, being ox- perienccd men in the grocery busi- ness. Their present business is well established and lhrhing. It is probable that Mr. Delbert Adams will have charge of the new branch store at the foot of Kent-at” he having taken charge this morning. ‘0...- . DBI'I‘UARY LATE JAMES BLAIR. The funeral of the late James Blair took place from the family residence, 107 Lindsay-st, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. J amen Wallace officiating. The late Mr. Blair was born in the north of Ire- land, coming to Canada three years ago and settling in town, where he made man friends who will regret to hear 0 his demise. Deceased had been quite active until only :1 short time ago, but gradually grew worse, passing amiy on Friday mur- nlng at the age of '?0 years, and 8 Months. the leaves to mourn him three daughters. Maggie, Annie and Liam at home, and five sons, dailies. Wll: burn and liugh at home; Quinton In lrclaud; and inboard, of button. The pell=lieorera were the how fit'llflé James. William, lluuli ml Leonard. Mr. J, Le tier-ta and Mr. . , Dougem W ARE RECRUITING. Some 0! the local batteries ore «Immunitiecruitins for the am. uunl camp at Nissan‘s. commencing June. 18th. They report that. ye- cruitlng will be difficult this year. owing to the fact that farm hands are serene and work in all trades is steady. IBARNS, HOUSES l ARE @TROYED Bush tires, which have got beyond control, are causing considerable damage in Haliburton county and are lying waste large tracks of bush fund. The more serious aspect, |however, is the loss sustained by ltwo or three farmers in having their houses and barns burned down. On Friday afternoon a farmer liv- ing near Kinmount by the name of crude salv. a are) into yew child's blood by way of in! stomach I Then why do so by way of the pores? 'l'akenorlck. Una‘ways the M in mmdanyanlmaloilot fat, and nopclaonoul mlncnlcolir- l lngmattet. Frommmhniab ltispurclybctbal- hwillhcalsomuleeeyabacu- on. eruptions. W‘ clean. cohburmand-bmbamcre I All dawn“, ' Zen-But Cm, Henderson had his house and burn, â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€" destroycd by fire, A strong with contents, lcaused from a, bush lire. iwind was blowing and it was impos- ‘sible to save anything. spread rapidly. A former living nenr the village of l The flames Minden was also burned out of house and home, the fire being caused by a bush fire. ()1: Saturday (‘onductor (l. Bowcy hey, of the Haliburton train, in- formed a Warder reporter that bush fires were also raging in the limits owned by Malloy and Bryan: north of llallburton. and that It was fear- ed that if the wind did not change that the fire would spread through the country. Sl-l'lvl‘ll'lll FOR $7,000. The following item will be read with interest by Lindsay citizens as Mr. Lester M. Coulter, mentioned in the item, II on old Lindsay boy. hav- ing lived here for a number of years well known to a large The item is as end being number of citizens. follows ' Before Mr. Justice Middleton in the non-jury Asaizo Court a settlement. for 87.000 was arrived at in the ac- tion for damages for specific per- lformative of an agreement brought by 1.] McKnight Dickson and Lester M. Coulter against W. G. Tretheway. 'EX’I‘ENSIVE ALTERATION 8. Extensive alternations have been 1made at the Victoria Creamery dur- ing the last few days and when com- lpleted this factory will be one of the most snnlt.‘ ‘ and best equipped In the province. A short time ago a new cement flooring was put in and the building is Leing pointed both Inside and out so that It will present a very attractive appearance besides being clean and bright. All other; is aloe being built. at the from of the building. where g, book: keeper will he Installed behind the new dealt. ‘l‘hc creamer: has long illtil‘fw the name of helm: one of the ll-esl manufacturers of humor in the ipl‘ullflflfl one with alterations com: Nailed will no Ilfllllli uphold its rep: lulmlou . W suw GNM’. AGENT. [Milt LINDSAY. 0i" 3T: UATllElll- lNEfi. TAKES CHARGE Owing to the Increased busines- of the G.N.W. as well a! the Gina. Mr. w. R. Widdeaa found that he could not attend to Mill depart- ments and wiped the G.N.W. pos- ition. so that. the G.N.w. have u)- “y' 0‘ 8‘0 C‘M' HUSBAND AND WIFE KILLEDl Norw00d, May l2.â€"Frank Mc- Millan, aged thirty-eight years, and his wife, aged thirty-three, well- known residents of the township of Humor, were instantly killed here at 11 o'clock this morning. when the wagon in which they were riding, was struck by a west-bound C.l’.lt. freight train. The unfortunate couple were hurled some yards and were dead when picked up. lt. appears that Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Millan were in Norwood on business and were driving home, when the ac- cident happened. As they approach- ed the station crossing a (.‘anadlun Pacific freight train, going at con- siderable rate of speed, was coming along from the cast. Apparently Mr. and Mrs. McMillan did not mark the approach of the train, but drove on right in front of the engine, which caught the wagon fairly in the middle, smashing it to pieces, and throwing the occupants out with such force that death was instantanâ€" eous. The horses had gotten clear Stockholders or Farmers ‘ Bank {dust Pay Up " no list of stockholders of the de- 3110; G. Douglas, Pontypool 3110 3 funct Farmers Bank which was wrecked by W. R. Travers has been use public and contains seven hundredmamcs of persons liable for double the amount of their subscrip- tion. The list includes severnl holders from this vicinity including: J. Austin, of Kinmount, who is liable for 8208; R. W. Brien, Duns- ford. 3824; J. J. Bruce, Nestleton. $106 ; Geo. Coulter, PontypOOI. 8110; J. H. De\itt. Blackstock. Y. Hopkins, Kinmount. 81,590: J. Simpson, Kinmount, 81,125. Some of the high ones include : I. R. Travers, “7,530; John Lorain. Louisville, Ky., $116,960; w. Line- by, Killbride, $24,380; Dr. Grove, Fergus. $21,370; W. Chapman, New l York, 31 ,001 .000. The figures contained in the double liability come to a total of up. proximately $500,000. WW 0000 MONEY GROWING CELBRY Lindsay Man-lighten Money With Celery â€"- Petcrboro ReView : Talking with a Lindsay man the other day, be de- rided the idea that people had to rush of! to the northwest to make money by tilling the soil. He holds extremely sensible ideas with regard to a decent cultivation of the land, and is optimistic as to the results from careful farming. lie main- tains, and rightly, too, that the day when Ontario was a wheat raiser has passed, but that her day as a lgrowcr of neCessaries of life is only Icorrunencing. He got down to clear, straight business talk when he told of his efforts and experience with one lime of product. i " Take the matter of celery," said 'he, “in which I make a specialty. I have mastered the way in which to grow it, and l have the ground for it to grow in. Lost your. from lthrce-quarters of an arm- uf ground bl grew 26,500 head of first-class col- !cry. It was so good that l have Sold double that quantity had it. For this I netted $2.40 per ‘100 hand. delivered at express office at the station. That was only one lend of my business, but it will give In fair Idea of the possibilities in that dirt-Clion. Lots of people ' in the district between Toronto and IKlngston may have thought they were consuming California celery all winter. A deal of it came from my land. It in some trouble to take care of it and hmv it nice and fresh. but trouble is incidental to all bu- NIHOSS. " Fourteen years from today will, If I live, have on income lsaxioo to $4.000 per your without doing much work for it. 1 um dis- lcounling the future. (in 50 acres of ilund I «In selling out m‘cr 1.000 ap- ’plo trees, with plums and other .fruits in between. In eight years ‘such \IIriIics us the Wealthy will be in \I-ry fuir bearing. and in lwvhc years the SpyI-I, the king of all (‘n- nadlan apples, will be giving a full crop. With cnroful pruning, keep- ing oil the scale, and attention such as should be given, I will have an orchard that will be It porfoct mine. of the r iln anl ‘ . n ( were not injured. I'Phere's nothing in equal ll for a Two children, a son and dnughter,i survive the unfortunate couple. COTTON CAIUSED DEATH. London, May, 10. - Alonzo Player who was employed on the Canadian Paclnc Railway bridge gang, was struck by a freight train and died three hours later in the St. Jos- eph's Hospital. Engineer Richard hut-r, of this city who was in charge of the freight stated that Raver «allied some distance ahead of the chgibe can as he was wherein, n rallruadcr no particular attention Was paid to him until too late. lie lied suffered from some aural trouble and cotton balling was found in his “7.“: m l'l‘illl‘l-l‘l Mild li‘tlll‘l‘IIN-fl‘l‘li swallow llarulol: ‘l’lw humans [tally Warden founded by Mr. Allan Gillies. lmu completed three years of existence and started on In four-ill with better prospects than ever. The . people of Lindsay are fortunate in having so bright and creditable a dolly as The Warder, and find plea- sure in patronising it. W OBI'I‘UARY. â€" J AuES RUSSEY. One of Op- oldeat and most re- spected cities" in the men of was called to his But. I'm one man, posâ€" P6- sure thing. nibly. in the hundred who has Hence to wait. As the population of our province and Country increases: the call is larger for produce. It might just as well be supplied from round here as anywhere else. We are reaching the point where we will consume pretty nearly all we can raise. Take eggs. A few years ago they were expul‘lml from round here n quarter of a million dozen of eggs. Fur the lust hm yearl- thew has been no input-l. Why 'l Nome. my and linrllmepl colmimpliom lim- latch rare of the out: «Imp. ‘l‘lw barium, li‘llt‘li rouauuml in ‘l‘uII-Imu for In I mandf stance, can be raised two hundred miles away, just as well as out-id. the city. For a good thing in pro. lduoe there is an almost infallible“- If the men who are gettiy off to the west would stay at homo, .put intelligence and care and work land variety into their farm work, lthey would be largely better off and lescape all the discomforts of planar I life." OFF FOR CORONATION. The Canadian contingent of mem- Ibers of Parliament left Quebec Fri- :day afternOOn for London, Eng" to ibe present and represent. the Domin- ion of Canada at the coronation d King Geo. V. Premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Sir Frederick Borden. Hon. er. Brodeur, Col. Sam. Hughes, o! Lindsay, and others are among tho reontingent that. set sail for the Old Laid on board the SS. Virginian. I-‘our children in the Quarrie fam- ily, near Belwood, (have died of scar- let fever, and Mr. Quarrie is serious- ly ill with the same disease. ilIE WANTS THEM .nl All Ill KNOW if]! I ABOUT BIN PMS l ‘ They Cured Him and He KIIIIIs { They lllll llllfl tillers. l I DAVISVILLE. Orr. "I want to let you know what GIN PILLS have done for me. I had trouble with my Kidneys and Bladder so I got sample of GIN PILLS and followed directions. I felt better after the first dose and l kep‘. taking them fora month. One day, Mr. Simpson of this town, told me about the trouble he had with his kidneys and I recommended him to try GIN PILLS. and gave him one to take. The next day be bought some for himself and both be and his wife have received great benefit from them. I have also induced many others to try them. I am trying to get my sister-in~law to try them. I wish you would send me a sample box to give her." Hansen H. Ham. if you have a friend who is sufiering from Kidney or Bladder Trouble or Rheumatism. send tame and addren. md we will gladly mail a "sample box of GIN PILLS. Al dealers. got. 0 but. 6 for $7 50. or sent on d price. Remembersafilfi Pi ll! guaranteed to gm relief or money refunded. National Drug and Chemical QB; 1’91“.”z. lmfifilfi. National is»; him l‘llls regulate um ml bowels. and can Constipation. us. a bus. be M, if [Q Worth [lg lllllerence costs the dealer more W than ordinary sugar. but it “i" is worth the difference- St. Lawrence ”Crystal Diamonds” are absolutely the perfection of sugar refining... brilliantly clear and sparklingâ€"and an ornament to every table. Ask for “ St. Lawrence Cry-seal Diamonds”â€"â€"in 5 pound boxesâ€"- also sold by the pound-