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For A Good Reliable Boot r, We have a large assortment’of Hand Sewn Boots and Shoes to sel ct If we have not any in stockfto from, all of best material and workmanship. fit yéu let us take your measure for a pair. ' Good Fit, Comfortnblo and Absolutely Waterproof. Distance no object. If you need a .‘ , repairing done 91 fill your requirements while you want LWrite for our private address- ‘ IorlcE ~All letters from madamnstbeaddressed w to our Canadian Correspondence Depart- â€" ment in Windsor, Ont. If you desire to see us personally all at our Medial Institute in Detroit as we see and treat no patients in our Windsor offices which are for Correspondence and Laboratory for Canadian business only. Address all letters as follows: DRS. KENNEDY KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont. mamas mm mm mommy women voun moon Is mmn Acetyline Swinging; W I. “ W ' , ”at flow mm Whit M 01mm WM“ . HUGHESa a: Michigan Ave. maggisyolq SL1 7 Detroit. Mich. ‘7 AAAâ€"44. 1â€". -JA... We havéavarxtm m Winks: an; mm 1% [data and, complete iggdewzl . 3‘ ' , » ’T FORGET NEW METHOD “figfifififis’f ERIE or rubber heels fixed, call in‘ and we will We desire to cell the attention of all then amicted with an Blood or Skin Die-u to our New Method refines! as a gulrunteed cure {or these complaints. There is no ex- cuse for any person having a dinflfined face from eruptions and blotches. o matter whether hereditary or acquired. our do remedies and treatment neutralize l pol- sonsin the blood and expel them from the system. Ourvast experience in the treat- ment of thousands of the most serious and complicated eases enables us to perfect n cure without experimenting. We do business on the planâ€"Pay Only for the Benefit You Derive. It you have any blood disease. con- sult us Free of Chase end let us ve to you how quickly our remedies w‘ . remove all evidences of disease. Under the influence of the New Method Treatment the skin be- comes clear. ulcers. pimples and blotchee heal up, enlarged glands are reduced. fallen out hair grows in again. the eyes become bright, ambition and engage“. and the Vlctiln realizes a. new life opened up to 4 «noun-thine agladhou SEAâ€"3302.83 mud..â€" :10503 25300 NIB: :0: wo non-Qanâ€" uoikvu 18m 376:) cm ARRANGE TO my AFTER you ARE cum: To call on J. Hughes’ Han Made Boot and Shce Store LINDSAY ST. and WILLIAM 81‘. NORTH conser-non mm Miassrs. Jefls and Reed have the work of repairing their respective roofs well begun. Mr. Hugh Mc- Millan has not only repaired the storm-tossed part of his barn roof but in defiance to any further storms has reshingled the remaining The school, owing to the generosâ€" ity and thought of one 01 our lead- ing business men, ceased only for the Monday following the storm, an old- time school was held in that parti- cular division of the Staples’ block, which formerly has been used as a town hall. \ How unfortunate for our children and they lived at a dis- tance from a commercial centre. The trustees and a number of the rate- payers removed the debris and re- paired the school, leaving it ready for work Thursday of last week. We regret to hear of Miss Forest's illness and departure. We hope for her speedy recovery and return. Mr. W. H. Stevens, P.S.I.., met the ratepayers of the section in the school on Monday evening the 18th inst., and discussed with them the adverse questions of repairing the old school building or erecting a new one. Mr. Stevens showed very clearly the unmistakable advantage of a new school to the children by increasing their comfort, preserving their health and economizing the teacher’s time and to the section financially by saving fuel and draw- ing a. larger government grant. Miss Ethel Reed is spending a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. Smale, of Lindsay. Mr! Reed has almost completed census-taking in the Hartley, ward. Messrs. John Staples and N. I. Reed are making preparation for a trip to Edmonton next week. We all join in wishing them a plwsant and prosperous journey. Entrance begins 26th. We wish the pupils the best of success. The Grass Hill Sunday school pic- nic comes next Saturday. This is enough since everyone comes as soon as they hear of it. In picnic grounds, too, we are more than fortunate, having but to walk out of town on a side street to reach the groxe. All day the heavy wagons of the roadmakers lumber by as they build the king’s highway to better carry material for the coming construction work. PLEADED GUILTY. The trial of Robert Grant and Frederick Hawes, of Eldon, for steal- ing eight head of cattle from Mr. McEachern, of that place, was held on Tuesday before Magistrate lMoore. Mr. G. A. Jordan appeared for the accused, who pleaded guilty to the charge and judgment was re- served until Friday the 23rd, at 10 o clock. It will be remembered that Robert Grant was captured in Toronto on Saturday and the other, Frederick Hawes, was captured in the same city and brought to town last night. County Constable Thornbury de- Serves great credit for the manner “5%: W". “1 FRWEX‘I": 4 vim 3”! mm mm at m W29 WM! 79 m “mm- 1th n-mv. w in mm 9% us. m 86! mm m 19 manual: m m 91. W:- W R W“; 0%. PM may «M mm *mm m £9: «vml vacuum ”a. m 1m 1m. Gems“. wow mu mm ml Mum um REV. A. human. sonym. 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It Was on the return trip that the ac- cident occurred: Costello, as usual. Was on the scow, which was being towed back by the tug and Early Douglas. captain of the tug, looking back as was his custom, to see how Revfil. p. Wilson. B. A.. preached God was alwws giving and man rc- his farewell sermons as pastor 0g caving-out of His Goodness we re- the Cambridgest. Methodist church, ca"? 1501an find grace: No m;- 1Sunday. there being large congrega- :13; gaggig‘tal i3 GOd 3 8"“ ‘3 ‘tione at both services. Rev. Mr. 9. . - . Wilson has been in Lindsay [or three. geAnzl the etz‘fiféfi 1:12); revel-3:; ‘ ~.‘ . llev‘ll , eman 59°“ (“a 3 coming here from}; 3:; 1 (LI I'mimhxans' . 13th chapter and um and duringmsPaatorate 8 m' l.‘ - . u ' 1v b men (an. by Ms general disposition and excel- scrse. VIZ - FM 3.! :8 be . 1 0;. lent sermons built up a. large con- “E If 0‘ 800d 001“ 0r - 0 (_ «Li 8n-guiion. His preaching was al- mt”. hvefn peace. and the ”:10” ways enjoyed and as he was studious i 0' 0V9 my peace Shall be “"1 3‘ _- his sermcns were always well prepar- TPG speaker deeply regretted 10¢va ed and were interesting and instrucâ€" Lmdseyvand the congregation of the tire. 'Cmbridgest. Methodist church. , ‘where he had become endeared to all At the morning 99" vice Rev. M" {and be thanked the members 01 the Wilson tonk his text from the 15th;l‘ongregntion, the officials, the choir. ‘ Chapter 0! Matthew. 25th verse.l tlf'.‘ prees and .othere for the help; ”Then Came he and worshipped him, given him dunng his pastorate o savinc. Lard. Help Me." The preach- . ”1W0 years. At; the morning service Re\'. '11:. 1 Wilson took his text from the 15thi Chapter 01 Matthew, 25th verse. "Then came he and worshipped him. saying. Lord, Help Me." The preach- er stated that the words of the text would Le hls last Sunday morning message to 1113 congregation. Look- ing unto J(sus. the son of God, is! the secret of the Christian life, and God is aHv to give a power to m‘ake a man duo the things that some im- possible. In fact all through the gasps: there are illustrations where . â€"‘ â€"-.-u um ‘â€"°v with the government dredge. Little Lake, which recently ”Tm” "t Pet.- erborc from Hastings» and is ”9" working at Yankee Bonnefi- SEW" ;#A_1___ Rev. J. P Wilson Delivered His Farewell Sermon Second Death as Result ‘ of Accident Near Oakwood Sunday-Mr. Webster ,' Dead The citizens of the town and sur- rounding Commqnity heard with re. gret that Mr. J amen Webster. 0' Mariposa. had passed away on Thurs day the 22nd. It will be remember ed that Mr. Webster was serious]; injured in the regrettable accident on Sunday which resulted in the death of MN. Wm. and. Albert Costello. used “9‘14““: in: Three sons 0! Thomas Puwoett. the eldest sixteen years of age, were to that dreaded of all diseases known' drowned while bathing ‘t Shumage in the medical world as Pemphagus I Bunion. VegetanS, and for Wh‘iCh as yet no 08118013.. athletes Won the champ- cure has been found. It. was "bomlionshio 01 the mm“ in England twenty-two months ago that she on Saturday. first becune ill and was attended to The Entrance examinations com- by Lindsay physicians. Later on mence to-day. ‘ the adVice °f her 1"“1 medical 3“ The results of the examinations at tendant, Mrs Cornell! was removed the Technical School. Toronto. were by all who knew her, was a. vict tc the Toronto hospital where was attended by Dr. Gavan. a. spec~ ialist, and later by Mr. McPhedern. consulting specialist. All that could be done for the sun'ermg lady was‘ done but without any apparént turn for the better, although at. tunes she {would re‘cdvér may only to suffer iurther relapses. The,_métilw mu «m baméa. and Dr. thuww n ma minim from sum mam, Ms summer: as We will?“ W an acow was to‘l'mfl. W m nottomthgmonthbmw'a horrified to 130““ Costello 3 inlnediately notified and W operations were stopped and the; work 01 grappling for the body 1111â€"} mediately proceeded with. - The late Mr. COMO W38 ‘ m be! of the Catholic Order 01 Fantast-1 ereand for gnumber otyeers had worked in the unnature department of the Canadian General, Electric 00., Peterboro. ~Besides his parents there are three small children. the eldest of whom is only six years old. They are-Leon- ard, Paul and Mary. Six brotherS. Frank, of Toronto ; Joseph, Step- hen, Eugene, Paul and William, of Ennismore ; four sisters. Misses my Port Hope; Katharine, Toronto ; the acow was towing, was surprilod nottoeeethemonthescow,and horrified to notice Costello's heed just tbove the water. He did not! see him the second time. The Superintendent of the Trent Canal, Ir. J. H. McClennun, was immediately notified and dpdm operations were stopped and the Rev. Mr. Wilson and daughter Kiss J amt, leave for their new home in Napunee to-dey. where Rev. Mr. Wil- son will become pastor of the Wes- tern Methodist church. This will be his second term in Name. It is expected that Rev. Dr. Shor- cy, who succeeds Rev. Mr. Wilson, will occupy the pulpit next Sunday. the community. Mr. Webster leaves to mourn him a loving wife and three children. Charle- in Saskatchewan, Arum: at Mariya. and on dunner. lunar, at home. Also five brothers. Robert 0.; Thou. J.; Wm. John; Samuel D.; and ”Abraham. Four sisters .150 survive to mourn his loss. The sis- Tha Entrance examinations com- mence to-day. The results of the examinations at £115 Technical School, Toronto, were announced. Man) appointments have been made to the stall or the University of To- route. The John Layton Company. own- ers of the preserved eggs that were seized in Kuhn-eel some time ago. we mug the city for $50,000 dam- was born and raised in Mnriposa and of the best. known men in ; also survive. uv'. uuu Am u €33} m mm ME“ vafii! 5.35 5me sm 1% ms; mum fl is m mmm mm m Ma: HM m m WA mm m w mm mm Mimi MN m mm mm H6 9'- 91mm 9% W: W m m. 9' mm m an m mm m 19: mm! m m mm m. m in} . Bag. WERE N0 There’d be No Tailors. Would There? most satisfactory, Lawn H1 Luyv _-- -- v v . cellent service for city 50 ft lengths, With hose. Our NEW SHOE STYLES OWNERS ud ENTERS. 0|: Door West of Post Office duntain JUNE WEDDINGS C G. Blair 55 Son value for ‘. ad I» m cm: A'pair of rusty, unstylish Shoes will mar the effect of the most elaborate toilet. With a pair of our new models you need have no oonciousness of your footwear. it will be as correct in style as it is faultless in fit. We have all the new styles in Men's Button Boots and Shoesralso Ladies’ Button Boots, The opportunity for displaying them For your inspection is requested. Pumps, etc. There are tailors because some people in- sist on having~made-for-themselves clothes: And as for youâ€"Do you belong to the class of peOple who insist upon good tailoring 1/ It. costs no more for you, and in FOR SUMMER 1911 . HOUZER PARTICULAR MEN 2114i: oéibrus 9nd 'Iâ€"Vlll not rust. '] yyqrinkler manufactured for 75c each WVâ€" meam years to the life of your 13“ are .11 steel drums, and are. everlasting money in the long run. we um? gnawed to gm ‘. A '42. 3:5“ mfnd couplings good valug Lawn Sppin 13(15. and ‘ Accessories EE mm ' mm mm mm ’3‘ .52; E ‘q and “9‘0? for 1 “a; co: .. mun: ISA.M‘--31: fl “5 hbfilb of Hm “I2“; .~uu~.. 1-. .1 ‘ 8‘ “Es lsnh‘fl w 8‘ “5% fair “2‘1. 3”: B: fil‘fl. by any ' '- §BM5%‘?h‘(1 1-»- : 33;: am m " \W‘é w W". HP. §MM w . 19%. “1mm 1m M: u . W? W?!» mgmm m mm w flab at Lindsn MDAY, J UNE ear clothes made instances you save Ladies and Gentlemens Tailors ’. 191.1~ .â€"v bunny Lindsay Branch. You’ve Pro Accounts may be opened ; Commerce to be operated } attention as is given to all Money may be deposited or by a personal visit to the b‘; The Canadian Bank of Con for the transaction of their h; collection of sales notes. BL‘ mappfication. ‘ BA N Kl THE CAIN OF C James Low, The transfer i 30th day of Junta By order 0:" ti NOTICE i.~ the three (3; nwl cent. (6%) per an Stock of this Ins ofice of the Com; ‘ , Branch "” "Provmce of CAPITAL - 510,00 FAR M E THE VICTO 8 receipt for X that the amnul direct. Th? 1“ To send 1: States, take ()1 Registratinn .' This is a saf'v nun (Mice and s: ”“3!!th and Corn iguana, JUNE 29‘ 10 to 3 o’clock. Canada:- 10 to 1 dc ’RLTT transacted. Savi n2 Branch. Undivided P EST} Capital Pa d Bank SIR EDMUND WAL ALEXANDE Ma You ggene Hou LI!