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DON'T MISS 4‘ ‘ ..Tfi!§_3_.£ J. .raham’s Sale to grow as it is the Week be- mng men and boys themselves, will find ices. ’Rah for Do- me sitting; it IS a setting mas. 5 this week at Gra- ces which await fie: pcjfcct. e; the old way than by the amount mng fresh holes in the rims soon ‘les and bursts the fims, and file nms are scorched and wheels are NDSAY pleasantly. Keep your eye no trace of poor Iped work in any way. Mate? .nd workmanship are the M5? ling has been sh’ghred'eadl ”’ is made of extra good stock Ind ace advertising our Cold Tire Set- me have been kept on the move can’t keep up. All who have tires vmh it are delighted. It leaves a -class wheel as good as new, andit :e: a {cor wheel betterlhan it gas r. or s I I"' Aounings are of 5“}?e Material ‘1 make gocds of Fine crate Prices. mess C0- Men’s Sample Suits Men’s Sample Suits Boys’ Sample Suits Boys’ Sample Suits are set e 100 fast! f Lindsay with the COLD IIRB It does not dish wteels Graham is very busy [infect machine the amount 5:11 Externally, . and all Eruptxons. guscgses, ally, restores the Stomach, Blood to healthy The best brands manufactured always in stock. You will be sure of an enjoyable smoke if you purchase your supplies at JOS. CARROLL’ lugueBllls. 1.50 league Bats, 40c lumen Mits.75c BasemeanHs, 1.00 kmeMIsk. 1.50 catchers‘ Gloves L75 Boys' Gloves lie. 5: 50¢. low 8m Bali club-x, l0c. Footballs. [50 Punching Bags, 2.00 Ping-Pong Balls. 5c. (ion clubs, and 0000103. ‘ Lake Ontario andiBay of Quinta Steamship 60., Limited mom. PORT HOPE. mcHBSTBR Steamer “Notth King." 'rr‘ ~--- - «v. --- LakeO ' a dist. pul it. Sands mornin mam) andfiay 0‘ QUiflte Honey is? entering {n i ‘ ‘ ear and expects to leave Steamship Co., Limited {or his field of 1 . in stew weeks. We DROURU PORT ‘ “0? Hastings con 8’ RWHBSTBR wish him every success in his work. Steamer “N ' orth King.’ Mr. B. Greenaway is he ampleted his course a ”ska ,. . ay Sen 1c: foilggtmcing June ftzw§gdgcal College I , . . . Lv Cob 3 We are pleased to learn that Miss ' mg. Ont ....... 1.30 pm, L. Smith. who has been ill for the past few Weeks, is improving slowâ€" at Mr. Glenny is use LV.P0rtH A. 0pc, Ont ...... 2.30 .m. 1‘ Sglumervxlle, N.Y....:7.47 gm. 1 11 - m-nvinz alter his ong i ' ~ (1 Clarke Ar.Port H3 13,â€" O'n't'. 3 30 ‘p.m. R181“: reservgd to change time thh 9r Wlthout notice. D my service dur- ag July and August. Baggage check- . through to any point. For further InfOvulation apply to _ H. E. GILDERSLEEVE. G General Manager, Kingston. ~E0-_WILDER, Agent ‘ GEO. LITTLE Lv. Port H6139, Ont ...... 2.30 pm- Ar. Samuel-ville, N.Y....:7.47 p-m- (Port of Rochester) Ar. Rochester, N. Y ...... 8.45 {mm (Cor. N. St. Paul and Main Ste.) NORTH BOUND Lv. Rochester. NY ....... 8.30 a..m. (Cor. N St. Paul and Main Ste) LY. Summerville, N. Y. ...9.15 a..m (Port of Roe hester) A”) b.0113. Out. .......130 p.111- A_1\ ~ “ . roving after 1‘i 1m§ext Sunday. Ma“ Paper State Lien] Agent m “4.! ;x50uv Express Office, Lindsay. Ihave opened a Wall Paper Sta 'e in the Smyth 3109i Cambridge-St. entrance- ver Well assorted stock V 0f 0 v P ‘ to-date P8P“ till) rolzsngf Exp-prim from 2 '- In cents up, is to be p med fro there; All sorts of . Intel 101: decorations are kppt In 51:00“ '1 can supply you the M133! t Md put them on‘ ~v: ym the lowest rates. Opp. the Post Office Geo. McFadden! 3: Of High-Grade ; makess_th?ft1 W?“ FOR â€"- NE 30008 TOBACCO and CIIiARS sses such and pun. The Dglrmple and: Sebrig‘ht Meth- odist. churches will hold their annual picnic in the parsonage grove on July lst. The platform meeting \will be- gin at 2.30 p m and a good program he: been nreDared. There will be '-WARDEB. J UNE 25th. 1903. sports and games, and (v9. will served from 4 to 6m 1“ freshment stand on ground. Sec posters. The reopening of 121(- Methodist church at Lifiord, \x“. ich has been undergoing repairs for 1L» lasc three weeks, will take. place on June 28th and 29th. On‘ Sunday services will be conducted by Rev. Mr. Barrett, a former pastor, at 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. The.N0£tleton choir will ‘furnish music. There will be a. free- will offering at both services. On Monday evening, 29th, a garden party will be held on the church grounds, icommencing at 4.30 O'ClOCkJ A firstâ€"class program is being pm,» aréd, and a. good time may be ex- pected. . Admission 250, children 150. KINMOUNT The C' O. F. of this place will hold their first-annual picnic in Hopkins’ Grove on July lst, assisted by their brass band. There will be good prizes for various ‘at-heletic sports, and a dancing platform will be erect- ed for lovers of the “light fantastic.’: In the evening a garden party wil be held. See posters for palticular-s. PALESTINEâ€"ELDON 'l‘he Palestine social hcld on Mon- day evening was successful in a. great measure, although the crowd was not] as large as might have been expect- ed, yet all report having Spent an enjoyable evening. The proceeds of the evening go to the decoration of the school building. A number of Palestine people atâ€" tended the lawn social at Islay on Friday evening. "--‘-- nlntmcp. r I'luuy \: manna. Mr. Hunter, our popular cheese- maker, is very busy at present. There is no famine in milk out here this year. This is evident from the fact that he has a helper all the time, whereas in other years he did the work himself except on Mondays.- For the pat week or two the gra- dnr has been working on Palestine ________ A“ dcr has neon “" roads. “'9 hope better roadsAnext better roads next year. Mr. Dougald Jamieson put up ‘ a stretch of Page Wire Fence last week. It will improve his misos very much. A ‘4 V Several from he" cursion to 139.111. a good time. Mr. Mortlock f! OAKWOOD LIFFO RD (bun-v» v __ Page Win“. Fcnéo this will improve his [my to have put up quite very much WOLGGO It in 16 test wide inthoroadway, and ha a. tour loot sidewalk on tho east side. The loonloourt o! W Forea- ton have: the stone basement built {or shall 82:70,to_eostinthe fneighborhood of 32000. This court alsohasaflrst-classbnnd, andwill hold a grand picnic and garden par-n ty on Dominion any in Mr. Hopkiu’a grove, Then several residents intho Village headed by Mr. F. Dettmnn and Mr. A. Y. Hopidns have‘ built and completed a waterworks system. The water is being brought from Mr. Wilson's farm, about oneâ€"third of a. mile from the main street. It is first-01838 Spring water, and than is : an abundant supply. The fountain is Opposxte Mr. Dcttman’s hotel Mr” Donald McDougail's house is nearing Completion, as is also the new house of Mr. R. J. Mills. The creamery is running steady, and making on an average of 700 pounds of butter per day. Graham Bree, the ‘proprietors, enterpris- ing men. and have buil a"pigg‘ery. where they are feeding nearly 100 hogs with buttermilk. * The floor of the piggery is of cement as is also the troughs. The building is 100 xj 24 feet. Mr. A. Y. Hopkins is making great improvements 10 his residence late- ly purchased from the Scott estate. We are of the opinion that the G. '1". B. have forgotten that the station was tuned last fall, as they have made no move as yet to replace it. and travellers are kicking like bronâ€" chos. But then we all know that corporations have no souls. 1 -..-Acv An ‘v-rvâ€" w~7 Mr. John McGann passed away on Saturday last after a. painful and lingering illness. We sympathize with the family in their bereave- THE WEATHER MAN, METHODS OF THE DOMINION METEO- ROLOGICAL BUREAU. Chief. Ht. 3. A. Stupart. Is the Host Imi- nont Authority in tho Countryâ€"Out- post; of the Weather nusâ€"Distribut- 1118 tho Rowsâ€"Tho Conn and the Drumsâ€"History of tho Bureauâ€"Two Kinds of Weather Tflk. Talking about the weather has long been considered one of the most commonplace, 'puerile of occupa- tions. For generations the fatu- ity of, remarks such as “Hot enough for you?" or “See any mosâ€" ; quitoes out to-day?” has maddcned highly-strung people, and goaded them into profane Wishes to the ef- fect that the weather as a topic of conversation should be prohibited by law. All the same, the weather per- sists, and it is safe to prophesy that for all time it will be the hub in the wheel of oral intercourse. Taken altogether, there are two kinds of weather talkâ€"the common 3‘ garden variety, a. Sample of which has been given, and the scientific or advanced. Everyone is an exponent of the former, but on the latter Mr. '72,! .: ‘kn namin- “u V wwâ€". i of the former, but on the latter Mr. R- A. Stupart, Chief of the Domin- ion Meteorological Bureau, is the most eminent authority in the coun- try. His views on the shifting con- ditions which combine to give us our weather are published in every daily paper in Canada. and a few remarks on'the manner in which those opin- fiaper in Camilla, and a tow r011 on'the manner in which these ions are formed and how dis: nated cannot fail to be of inten Output. of tho “'enther “an. From Dawson City‘ to Cape B Canada. is dotted with meteor: cal statiqns, established, as n _ - A“.-- hum-villi Jpossiblc. at these that! w Etom Dawson City. to Cape Breton Canada. is dotted with meteorologi- cal stations, established, as nearly as possible, at regular intervals. 01 these there are (We kinds, classified according to the importance of the work they do. Altogether there are 828 of these weather watch-towers. whence scientific soldiers, armed wlth weapons of precision, sen ln reports of the movements of the one- my. the Weather. In 244 0! these stations the observers are volun- teers. most of whom. are gentlemen of sclentlflc procllvltlcs. 'I‘he Gov- ernment. through the Central Bur. can at Toronto. provides them with the necessary instruments. and in re to Mr. Stupnn the information he needs. 1n n luv dry thermometer: o! the wim . Having 83‘ great Obie“ ‘ to disuibutc sible. Fifteen ‘3 of the one- M 0! these W iylun â€". mom. unpertnnt impro‘ x nro volun? bulletin bu boe‘ u'o gentlemen The Gov- Central Bur- s them with ts. and in rc- Mr. Stupnrt Is. 1n a few in the tar paid for the the: stations are employcg: 8t. Oothnflnu t: which receive co: ins. This cnnbh a boat. as ho DI three at Welland or report. The c o! thll morning Toronto. Hum: Hontrool. Ott: Homilton. Ilotory ¢ Our magnificent stOCk Of {00m 15 WE IIICI of New Shoa and a wagbn load of Handsome Trun W Come to this store for your footwear. on every purchase. THE N. those who have never noticed them on clear. starlight nights, are the lines on the {rather ma? drawn through points w e the a mospherâ€" ic pressure is equal at given periods.) Ninety copies of these maps are is- sued daily. and are forWarded to newspaper ofiices, the Board oi Trade. and any places of business lwhere their regular posting Wi}! be guaranteed. The evening report fur- nished for the morning papers conâ€" ‘ tains a synopsis of the day's weather at the chief stations throughout the Dominion, a description of the met- corological conditions prevailing gen- erally, with representative temperaâ€" tures, and foreCasts for the 24 hours beginning at 8 o'clock the following morning. This, the chief report of the day, is sent to every telegraphic station of any importance in the country, and is there bulletined. It is the first message over the wires in Was issued to supplement it when Mr- Stunart took charge of the dc- vvas issued to supplement u. ....... Mr. Stupart took charge of the de- partment in 1894, and is published I in the evening papers. The Cones and the Drums. As far as the average Conversa- . It comprises hoWever, a small part of the bureau's work. Oi the I other branches. the most important, i perhaps, is the storm-warning 663- i lied to 73 stations. The 1 to the Government in 1901 bureau's warnings were verified in 86.4 per cent. oi the cases in which they were issued. When not engaged \ i in preparing dither forecasts or Warn- oi 20 at the observaâ€" g statistical . climate. or in advancing the monthly chart. For some ye supplied trains at different points. and travelers appreciated this con- ve The practice Was dissemi- tinned. hovever, because oi the train de’ failure to . regularly post . Within the put few days an important improvement in the daily mode by adding bulletin has been St. Catherine- to the list. of point- which receive complete ins. This enables every cupta n of a boat. as he passes through lock three at Welland. to reCeive a weath- er report. The other cities in eroipt 0! this morning service are. besides m-..-.- tum“. St. John. Quebec. 1163.“ o! m Ititutionl. “‘0 bureau evolved It! beginnings ‘1 deed. Founded halt a. century a 30m years ” °' able curiosifiy ° early scientiSts. mace 1.01 observations have been ma worm-eaten old building, thirty year! afterward to: flow continUed to male tions of sun, moon and 5 out the aid of the Govern 1871 a. grant .0! $5,000 we Prof. Kingston, then in ch Government being anxious vessels Warning of a storm. By 1880 the 0 had become a regular Go bureau, with Mr. Charles ' â€"L::-‘ ‘n c u.» ““‘?v "4“, I m a“ W exponditure I. year, and more money properly equip the present obserVa- \ Id toryandpaythesalariesolthelit- ”0 ' tle engaged in the work A; a. Our 51%: of the famous Rath w C the importanqe oath? results achiev- ' n’s Sta,” have 1hfig¢gxon CCU! sed‘ eStefll aflada MONgage 1t 18 superfluous to ” former "cm.“ “an“? €65 we Corporation ' den "must. ' Timely pmgnosticutions may havo saved millions of dollm' worth 0! In tee aho me 53 0‘ lures. Uh. 3 Y Cl C n wt“ h our wot i’ Haney to loan at very lowest rates at. any time. and terms to suit box- on being an lgswn, ”Ian 5-. v_,, v But being anxious to give Warning of approaching By 1880 the observatory overnmental me a regular G with Mr. Charles Carpmael. Bun-I1- undone 3h lock 3. weath- n reocipt besida Our Business Increasing agiins’s New Ducondnnu 0! Furious Hero Hold Church Lvln- in Channel bundl- OI lmu-I I n (or 100 years. The first. rector of the family Was‘ and a, first cousin% 1 Brock of Queenston A table, reCm'dingi Height! “me. 5 in to be crediod in ; the circumstance " *--‘-‘- nhnl‘ch of St. Pierre du of Sir Isaac Brock of Queenstonl Heights lame. ' ' the circumstances is to be credied in the perish church of St. Pierre du. 13015, which locality already conâ€" tains in its perish schools a. replica Heights. The (ollomng facts, hearâ€" ing on the centenary, will be of spe- ‘ cinl interest. On the death 0! the Rev. Francois Emeric de St. Dalmas,’ in 1803. the Rev. Thomas Brock. M.A., o! Oriel Collegv, Oxford, first cousin 0! Isaac Brock. and born near Quebec. Was ‘ presented to the rectory 0! St. Pierre du Bois cum Llhon by Lord Grey. governor of Guernsey. and on April 19 at the same year. Wu edâ€" mltted to the rectory by the Very M.A.. Dean 0! Guernsey. ority of the Right Hon. and Right Rev. Bronslon No of Winchester. Mr. Brock held the living (or 48 , ,. - 1 Reverend u. 1‘. mm".-. , Virtue oi the authâ€" oi Guernsey. by why of the Right Hon. and Right. Rev. Bronslos North. Lord Bishop of Winchester. Mr. Brock held the living for 48 years. and was such‘cded in 1851 by his son. the Rev. Corey Brock. M. A.. 0! Trinity College, Cambridge. who Wan presented thereto by Malon- Goneml John Ben. lieutenant-gover- 'l‘hcn Mr. BrOCk. nor of Guornm-y. in 1869, Was appointed been oi wu succeeded by his son. the Rev. H. Welter Brock. M.A.. o! Otter- bourne. Hampshire on his appointâ€" ment by Sir Edward Gucoyne Bul- 01 St. Pierne do wer. we the rector Boil. sud still holds the beneflee. R. 1711! thus be seen that the rectory members at the Here you get the best styles, We are doing the largesttrade this year at this Season we ever did. be open for a short time on July Ist. Come and see us and buy if you wish, and leave any repairing you want done Make no mistake in the place. ! ”01168; Che ; g | ck, 99 Kent Street, Lindsay." being increased this week by fifty c355 some Trunks and Travelling Goods, Selling Lines now again fully assorted: J. PETTY, The Jeweller should see his deSIgns ' ' before purchasing elsewhere. er the The Canada Permanent “fifg‘Western Canada Mortgage 1"” "1 Corporation. HER WEBBING GIFTS Mantle Pieces. etc., a Specia Being a practical work: his deSigns and ore purchasing els that. Ithey came from MCCarty's. for our name is a. synonym merit and value. The buyer, W, M be assured of getting full value for the money here. We have Silverware. Cut, Glass Fine Chin... beautiful Clocks. Gold Watches, Jewelry. etc. Engage- ment and Wedding Rings. The popqu Jewelry Store. Repairing neatly been THE WATCHMANâ€"Wa . MCCARTY happieSt events so if she “1°" mm McCarty's. , synonym {or The buyer! too. or getting (“n my here. We Cut Glass “”9