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in be EH’S ye any differ- .,_ $1.50 and xdcnce miiing, hen eme'noer t“ “13,19 mom on Monday. July Acapital programme has been 1-900 0.115 sting of short addresses el knownc lergymen, recitations eghildfin) music 131 the Dalrym- ~nd Sebrignt choirs, and the 71.1131 age orts. Tea served from e piznic to be held in get, or we’ll for nothing. ants. A big 1er comforts reelate, million day will be celebrated 9011 Monday july 2nd. Below is 91-09.!“ of sports: Shooting match {mm on che public square; in 15fiemoon there will be foot races, . a and obstacle races, three-leg- ” boat: races and bicycle races. traces, . HOWE 11511 Wlu be open fOr dancing. guest of her 3 EALRYDJPLE crowd. spleudld horse racing, ts, Caledonian games, etc. I'iLEVTIA. Dominion day. an Lindsay, Mon- y 7nd $510. 00 in purses for racing alone, besxdes Caledonian concert in the evening, etc. [jail to be present. 'versary services in connection E Sermons will be preached by IMBFOSter of \Varsaw on Sunday 30de p. m., Collections in aid eschool On Monday, at 2 p. m. am meeting will be held. An sting programme has been pre- Tea served from 4.30 007 See posters. the Méchodiet church Sabbath {1 will be held in Mr. A. P. Mark’s 2021 Sunday and Monday, July 1 L" ,IL’CA YGEON 1 I): find in Lindsay. Everything Mo a. splendid day and immense [1 $510.00 in horse racing K Military parade, caledonian concert in evening. Be there. ces will oe he} (1 on Sunday and ' ge, preaches at; 10.30 a. m. and .and Rev. G. Horton of Bob- 03: at 3 p. m. On Monday lg a Christian service will be‘ beginning at 7.20 O’clock. cases will be given by the resid- finisters and Revs. Schutt. Frazer 18011, Roberts and Coumans: will be furnished by H. Graham, Eamount, the Lewis family of line, Miss E. A. Pogue of Rea- Bfid Mrs R. E. Sinclair of CO. OMEJIEE int and 12th July are now the 0f the day. t. Neill recruited about 30 men for Item camp. “g8 number attended the clrcus ab 97 and were not so pleased as at tihows. Nellie Cornell sang acceptably at thodint church last Sunday. N0 aPlifiared to any better advantage. the great trades procession at Lind- Monday, July 2nd, Dominion day. Mime: between the nzrth and% ’11le a great event. $510 in for“Feeding 1n the ring. °°n°ert on last Friday evening a‘Mnd success, and was patron- the cultured citizens and surround- ?nt’Y People, notwithstanding the about $50. The chorus 0108138 rOughly enjoyed by all. See posters. ”rah for the garden party at ’8 Green on the evening of “1° hue. We are promised 800d “1th great joy. 2BAIInLNORTH VER ULAM ‘ 1ittle hamlet is booming just 6"!“ JV]. “V. c the PYOgram of sports for 1 REABORO Bradburn of Janebville L1 day. Bxg celebmuion t athletic sports etc. tIrs. H. Williams and nilton are the guests of of Reaboro. in Lindsay. Victoria mother Mrs. Her- Real diving scene, with diving dress. I} accessories. toria. Hospihal Day,” July 2hd. Twelve‘ hours of fun without: alloy; all clean sport, no fake fixed games. Lindsay, July 2nd. Cheese-maker Robinson finds his hands full, as well as the vats too full. The Whey tank and all is overflowing. The boiler giving out on Friday caused a bag loss in milk, as one vat had to be run out. Preparations are being made for an addition to the factory, which will remedy all troublefifigThe milk drawers have got a hustle on this season, and will not require mention in the instructor’s report of late arrivals of milk. Mr. E. Tiers is bricking his hand. some residence. Being a. very nice site for a house, it will show to good advantage. His better half being on the sick list at present leaves him a busy man. Mr. Thomas Oliver comes next with a. neat drive barn, just finished. Io stands on a stone foundation and was built) by Mr. Oliver himself, and reflects great: credit to the builder. CAMERON. Mr. and Mrs. S. Wilson of Velentla paid our village a visit last week. Mr. Wesley Anderson had the {misfor- tune to have a cow killed by the trein last week. Our postmaster, Mr. Bryaon, is poorly. We hope he may speedily recover and be able to resume his usual duties. The Methodist people contemplate holding their S S. anniversary in the near future. Mics Minnie Cundal arrived home this week from London Normal School. She reports a. good and busy session and a very efficient stafi. The prizes in the Csledonian games at: Lindsay, July 2nd, are worthy of compe, tuion; gold chains, medals, silver and chlnaware, very finest quality. The Church of England people have started a Sunday school‘in connection with their congregation here. It meets in the morning before service. Mr. D. Lee is busy digging a. cellar for a house he intends building in the near future. John Westawey, too. is erecting a house on his firm east of the village. Prospects for crops were never better than this season. Everything, unless a few small pieces of fall wheat and some old meadows, has the appearance of being first-class. The trustees of 3.3. No. 6 here, have had a Page wire fence put around the school premises. When the gates are hung and the debris cleared from the yard its appearance will be greatly im- proved. Mr. Hunter of Lindsay had the con tract of fencing. LORNEVILLE The Rev. P. Currie, Toronto, will occupy the pulpit on Sunday, the 24th inst. The crops in this neighborhood are promising an abnndanbharvest. Thanks to providence by the farmers. If yOu never spent: a cent on a. holi- day, do so now; the object is a. most worthy one. Open your hearts and your pockens wide. Iuly 2nd at Lind- The Rev. A. E. Duncan will dispense the c0mmunion of the Lord’s supper in Eldon St. Andrew’s church on Sabbath, July 1st, rather than Sabbath 24th inst., as at first expected. Our Sabbath school picnic to Bea- verton on Thursday of last week wasa decided success, being well patronized. All came home well pleased with the day’s outing. A few took in the excursion by steamer to Barrie on that v-â€" v __ day, and réporb a. delightful 89.11 on that delightful lake, Simcoe. Quite a. few from our suburbs took in the I.0.0.F. excursion to Mnskoka last Wednesday and report a splendid time, all having enjoyed the trip immensely and credit it the best of the season. The cheapness of it is indica- tive of the extensive patronage purpos- ed or expected by the committee in charge. Muskoka is noted for its scenery and righbly so. EAST MANILLA Mr. E. T. White, B.A., is the holidays. Mr. Thomas Jewell has ready for the frame. Miss Annie Pinkbam spending a. couple of wee] friends at Pinedale. ‘lIgUUU I-v .â€" â€"â€"v _ The automobile will be something‘ new; come and see it. Your best girl may like a trip on it. Its “a bicycle built for two” (dazen). July 2nd at Lindsay. A tea and strawberry festival under the auspices of the East Manilla Sab- bath school,will be held on the grounds of 3.5. No.10 on Monday, July 2nd. There will be a program, commencing at 2.30, consisting of readings, recital: ltations and Speeches by the pastor, m has been weeks visiting 18 home for his barn liIANILLA Miss Ada Squires' is also visiting friends here. A few nights ago Mr. Nelson Barker heard a commotion in his yard, and on getting up to investigate, saw a couple of dogs worrying his sheep. In the morning he found that a fine ewe had been killed by the dogs. It was but a few weeks before that his brother, John Barker, had a sheep killed and another badly torn by some wandering curs. It IS a shame that farmers who raise sheep should have them worried in this manner, and those who own dogs which are known to wander around the country at nights, should lock them up, or better still, tie them with a slip knot to the beam of the barn. Miss Glendenning of Vroomanton was the guest of her cousin of “Rose- bank Farm." Mr. Ralph DeLury 01 Toronto Un- iversity returned to his home last week for the holidays. Keep the date before you, Monday July 2nd, I.0.0.F. demonstration at Lindsay ; great) event). Rev. Mr. McQuade and others. Music will]; be furnished by Peniel choir. Tea will be served from 5 to 7.30. Extensive building operations on the respective tarms of Messrs. Thos. Short: and Thos. Jewell are unmistak- able signs of the “growing time.” Our gardeners, Messrs. Ranous, Bread and Smith, are busy picking and supplying their customers with strawberries. All the available pick' ers are engaged. Mrs, Tremble, formerly a resident of this place, but who a few years ago moved away to the state of Ohio, is at present visiting friends and renew- ing old acquaintances here. Miss H. Mintern reburned on Thurs- day last, in company with her cousin, Miss Della Mintern of Michigan, at whose home she has been visiting for the past) five months. Mr. D. B. MacQueen and W. L. Coone took advantage of the opening the ’lunge fishing season on Saturday last, but we have seen no tangible proof that the fish took advantage of the chance of being caught. SON YA. Mrs. Brown of Ashburn is visit- ing her sister Mrs. Alex. Smith. Miss K. McPhail spent a few days of last: week wibh her cousin, Mrs. R. Campbell, Lindsay. Mr. P. Reitb, a. licentiabe of Knox College, preached here on Sunday last: with great: acceptance. Re; Mr. Shéw occupied the pulpit of St. Andrew’s on Sunday very accept- ably. Remember the Oddfellows demon- stranion in Lindsay on Monday, I uly 2nd. in aid of Victoria county hospital. Extensive preparations are being made for holding a gigantic anniversary in connection with St. Andrew’s church on Inly 1st and find. The managers of the congregation have the matter in charge, which insures that everything Will be done possible to make the gathering a grand success. Mr. John G. Innes, of this place. passed into another state last week by taking to himself a wife in the person of Miss JohnSOn of Ashbnrn. A number of near relatives from here attended the ceremony. We wish Mr. Mrs. Innes every prosperity in their married life. A letter was received here last week from Mr. Alfred Gorst, formerly well known in this locality, from the seat of war in South Africa. Mr. Gorst was in Australia when the call for volunteers was made. He enlisted in the Queensland Mounted Infantry and was soon promoted to the position of sergeant in that corps. Should he be spared to see the end of the conflict he intends visiting Canada again. His old friends will be pleased to see him again: The kaiser will, of course, take care that his young man does not try to eclipse his father.â€"Baltimore American. Mark Twain is still pitching into the vivisectionists, though we do not recall that the critics have ever undertaken to skin him alive.â€"â€"Boston Herald. The sultan is the original call again mamâ€"Dallas News. Admiral Dewey may make a mistake occasionally, but he has lost none of his bravery. He stood up at St. Louis and permitted an amateur elocutionist to re- cite an original poem at himâ€"Washing- ton Post. Rockefeller says he holds his wealth in trust for his fellow men. Those of the latter who are over 21 years or age would be pleased to receive their share any time the Standard Oil man feels that he would like to be relieved of the trustâ€"Chicago Record. PERT PERSONALS. THE WATCHMAN-WARDER: LINDSAy, ONT. %%%z¥§%%%mw% gfiflvvmmao Amply provides for expansion and contraco 3m l igggggggg m use . w . . = ‘ ' ’ 11m Never oes wrong no matter how ;__ , -7 a i . .1 â€" great 5 strain Ill-i-;-mml is put upon it. .â€".- ,. m “ll-lllllml .- Does not muti- I?’§‘S«l§|.-_.-',_-1,,-,-w-,,-A-L-__-IMI‘51“L late, but does IlQ’ll---- ----=-Imll Ml efficiently turn . -, -., 4. -flum‘ m cattle, homes, 7 =t§i=======â€"=:fig :3... hogs and 9185. ”“"'"'- .57 I .. ., 'u' ‘ EVERY ROD OF AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED BY THE MANUFACTURERS. nail and See it. Can Show you how it will save you money. GET OUR PRICES Call and See it. The New Hardware Men. Loxv Prices make lively buying; Graham’s One- Price Clothing Store is full ofquick movement these days; Everybody expects a little more for their money just now, and they are not disappointed who buy at GRAHAM’S. 93"” We do as we promise and promise only what we can 0‘. do. VWe give you the blunt truth instead of fairy tales. rp- v vâ€" 7â€"â€" Conquering 30 Days’ Sale is growing! OUR POSI- TIVELY SUPERIOR STYLES in SUMMER SUITS are just a little better, just a little newer, just a little “sometl desirable than you can get elsewhere. The material mal patterns makes them stylish ; the color makes them good ; t fortable ; the price makes them double value ; and the GRAHAM’S. 9 0 9 Q U 0 49a". .04 O 6 O O v‘ya O b â€"-Y0ung Men’s $5.00 and $4 00 Suits, for. . . . 2 75 â€"â€"B0ys’ $4.00 and $3.00 Suits, for ........... 2 25 â€"-Small Boys’ $3.00 and $2.00 Suits, for ...... I 15 â€"Children’s 600 and 500 Suits, for ......... . ~ 30c -â€"B0ys' Caps, worth 250, for ...... . ..... 15c and 20C All our Lightweight Goods at Prices Still Lighter. you get less. For a soft touch on the contents of your and watch him grow. Men’s $6.00 and $5 00 Suits, for .......... $3 50 Young Men’s $5.00 and $4 00 Suits, for. . . . 2 75 Boys’ $4.00 and $3.00 Suits, for ........... 2 25 Small Bovs’ $2.00 and $2.00 Suits, for ...... I 15 Bargains Beckon You AGENCY FOR THE MEMGAN sfiééLWÂ¥Efi WHRE EENQE If you should happen to be a little suspicious or superstitious because the price of these Fine Suits are so low, we want to explain that - - the manufacturer suffers the loss, not we or you. - - We’re xvinnz‘ngon our merits. Our Avv“ “An? Hardware and Builders’ Supplies nnR PRICES - “YE CAN SAVE YOU AIONBY made of Large SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK: 9mm Immw "Misl- V I1 WI- IW/E‘I - ’ WWI“ ., gumâ€" . , just a little newer, just a little “something” that makes them more 1n get elsewhere. The material makes them serviceable ; the stylish ; the color makes them good ; the finish makes them com- makes them double value; and the combination makes them ‘, Strong Wires, Heavily Galvanized.‘ Lindsay and Fenelon Falls t Prices Still Lighter. Il you pay less elsewhere the contents of your purse, stay with GRAHAM and all kinds of- â€"Men’s $2.50 and $2 00 Suits, for .......... $1 50 â€"Y0ung Men’s $2.00 and $1.50 Hats, tor. . . . I I5 â€"-Twesd Caps worth 500, for ............... 25C â€"-Light Underwear at 300, 350, 50c, 750 and. I 00 â€"â€"Remarkably good values in Shirts and Working Pants â€"-Neckwear bright and new, 150, 200, 2 50, 38C. It will pay you to get our prices Screen Doors Window Screens Oil Stoves Milk Cans Pure Mixed Paints Pure Paris Green Lawn Mowers Fishing Tackle Ice Cream Freezers Jerstitiou‘s because to explain that :or you. - - .1. .1. O z. 5:. 5:. OI. ’2. 4.0!. Oz. 9“ 04 o O O ’.J....’..’. m o a I 4 - A o @Mfiéflfiflfifx KEEP GOUL ! WM‘ - Kent-st, Lindsay