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, Ownor Toronto, cage. Roy- boen ano- l9) (7849). Clyde-duo . lo bred on n and from MI! Pm very new road- h” #1 (13.700). us prize. a: re Canadian an) Dolly, 1 1). («9). gar-qui- d Eamon-prise. move, 3.!“ £01.19, wu .t‘anco h ammo on he import- ». (11101). 'on': Prick I was Kat. Matlo unp. dun. Nol- Balsam bird dun icon-go imp. P. (8917). 3' by imp- age. while Lstot‘na um action m. Is a model individual : in lint- to his own .ain Until hming. , continua: lea] th and W. Camp. thence to . con. 10. 'or night" . to 1), mdon, 10f )1! 8, lot 18th“. ’9 The entrance board of examiners was composed o! the following: Principal T. A. Kirkcounell, of the Lindsay Collegiate Institute; Prin- cipal G. E. Broderick, of the Pub- lic schools ; Inspector J. H. Knight. 0f East Victoria.; Inspector W. H. Stevens, 0! W. Victoria; Principal John Leddy of the Ottawa Separate s’chools, representatives of the Sepi- rate School Baard. Messrs. Broder-l ick, Kirkconnell. and Leddy presided at the exams. in Lindsay, Mr. Stev- ens in Little Britain and Mr. ‘anght Prefided- at entrance to tb'lodel Behool sexumimtimlnld in Lind. About fiour hundred pupils of this county tried the entrance ex- minutions to the Collegiate Insti- tute, which have juat been conclud- ed. Eighty-ave tried in Lind!” and the remainder at. Various other cen- tros in the county. The examina’cions Were hard-er this year than hat, an authority stated to a Warder repre- sentative; this morning. The geo- graphy examination and written reading were more mucult. It is exPocted that the results will be known about July 18. Albert Craig, an ext-member of tho I’vturbOl’O fire brigade. who along with‘ a companion assaulted Assist. ant. Fire Chief Grunge, was yester- duy sentenced to one month in Jail. FOUR HUNDRED PUPILS. MONTH IN JAIL. Miss Fowler, of Potovboro. who hall boon visiting her oouain. Miss J ustun for a. faw weeks. 1'0th to her homo on Friday Int. Mr. A. L. I’helps was pmsonted with an address and a purse by the Endeavor Society at Eden. We are carry to Iona our Junior pastor. Mr. John Golden 1| road-making near Fall’s station. Mrs. J. J. Devltt’a little baby met with an accident last week by falling from its Mgh chair and strik- ing its head. It is not thought that anything serious will set in. A football match will be played and a good program rendered. Keep the date in mind. Admission to the grounds 10c., tea. 15c. extra. A social evening was given in Ed- en church by the Endeavor Society on Monday of last week. The work of renovating the interior of the church was considered, and it was decided to haven garden party to cover expenses. The garden party will bc-hel-d July 2, at Eden church. Edvn football team played 0. friend- ly game otball with the Galway road team and We former was suc- canstul in winning out. Tea and cgko won) starved gnor the game. The intorvst taken by the ladies In the football club is no small Item. Vinit- ing teams have frequently expressed their appreciatmn of the kindness o! the ladies in serving lunch after the games. A barn raising took place on the farm 01 Mr. Joe Pogue on Thursday last, when a. pleasant afternoon and evening was enjoyed by all. The frame is 56 by 36 and went together without a hitch. The work of fram- ing was done by‘ Norman Pogue. The race between Captains Tiers and Pogue Was on about 6.30 and in a short time after the usual amount of shouting the cheers of the "south side" rent the air, while the north side had still a great deal to do.‘ Supper was served on the lawn where‘ the tables were laden with the chole- est of good things. Rev. Mr. Barber cpnducted special services in the school which were beneficial. A number of matches have been played in which the boys have shown up to no mean advantage consider- ing the fact that we have had Our ball for so short a time. Bury’s Green, June 25,â€"}. visitor remarked the other day that, there seemed to be more We in this vicin- ity than in some villages. In the evening after tea groups of men, woâ€" men and children may be seen Wend- ing their way to the “oval” where football is played by the Eden boys, football the Craze at Bury’s Green THURSDAY. JULY 1. 1909, «1!me 5 I 11 Pub- (night, W. H. rincipal \ apamtq I Rena- '- Two new aerodromee, built by The powers will withdraw their The proposed union stock yards 31‘, Bishop Duloulln consented Messrs. Baldwin and McCurdy, have troops from Crete on J nly 27. St. Boniface may not be established Mnrk' . church at mum“ arrived at Petsmwau' and will be The memo Came Board has pro- beesuse or an old agreement binding There is talk of . coal (m1 experimented with under thedirec- mised to reduceits pressntes by the CWPB to maintain its stock the west during the coming w tion of the militia (*9th half. yards and shops in Winnipeg. owing tc the strike of miners The FELIX FORBERT SHOE STORE This 2.50 kid blueber, all sizes. July sale price.... ........ Worth $2, ladies’ college blueber, sizes 3, 4, 4;. July sale This 3.50 patent pump, all sizes, July sale .................. This chocolateoxford, all siz- I' 50 es, July sale ..................... n The Felix Forbert Sim Store This $2 Shoe. all sizes, July sale ................................. Lindsay’s Cheap Shoe" House. LADIES fi‘.’ 2.97 f? 1.47 1.97 1.37 This is a. Big Saving to Customers for July 2 in: 1 Polish Boys’ 1.25 school boot. sizes 1 to .5, great value, Sale price ...... nfl - Men’ 9 82 Boots, blucher and straight lace, fine don- gola. sizes 6 to 11, July sale 1. sizes 1 to 5; . July sale ...... ...... ... ... ... C Boys’ dongola kid blu- cher, made from genuine dongola kid, special value, sizes 6 to 11, July sale ..... . 0 ................ .. O Men’s 34 and 4.50 val- ues. in patent colt and ox- blood and Russian can, all Men's dongola blucher great value in this one, size 6 to 10. July sale price 1 68 ............... O 1 ‘ Men’s oxfords 1n patent colt, tan Russian calf, ox- blood and black calf, blu- cher cut, narrow and med. toe, all newest Ameriau lasts, up 3.50 values, sale 2. price ............ l Making everybody else's shoe bargains look like ”little fish.” This the greatest sale of Summer Foot- wear The Felix Forbert Shoe Store has ever put on, 0rear est from our stand point, greatest from yours. big lots, better lots, more style, more variety and never such prices. What a haul you can make in July where the fiishing is best. Special inducements in ?opular Summer Footwear“ Annual July Sale 6 Cents The FOR MEN large size Miuu dongola. Bali worth 1.85. size 11 to 2 - Ladies’ $3 Patent Bluoher Ball that Gets the New Wags First Barefoot Sandals 74c $2.49 Ladies’ 1.50 sample canvas oxfords, sizes 3; and 4, sale 746 price... .. Ladies’ 83 boats, patent colt, and chocolate blucher. size 2; to 7. Sale price ...... M2 50 Ladies' 82 sump lo boots dongola. blueber p,cut size 2§,3, 4, 4}, sale price ml .59 Ladies' 3.50 patent colt oxford, Russian calf, all styles and toe shapes, July sale ...... n ‘fl Ladies’ 2.50 patent colt oxford, plain toe, blacker, new American novelties, July“ sale price 1 75 IIIIIIIIIIIIIZIIII o White Polish Children’s barefoot san- dals, size 5 to 2, worth $1 to 1.25, July 74. sale price ...... c ?‘-ff-*.??‘-‘fszizss 2.49 Ladies' patent colt, ox- blood, tan Russian calf, blucher oxfords, all the most fashionable lasts, not a pair wonth less than 2.50 to $3, sale price ............ l 97 .................. O FOR LADIES Regular 100 size 7 Cents consecrated St.'1‘he qlflng'uennill Congress of W Milton. men of 1914 will be held in Italy a. coal (mine in Oxford University comm-ma t1 winter, honorary dogma of D.C.L. on This 1.35 red merviot blu- cher, July sale ............... This 84 patent oxford, July sale”... ................... 2.4] Worth 85, patent blucher, all sizes, July sale ........... Worth 3.25, tan oxford, 2 50 July sale price .............. a This 34 patent boot, July sale price ..................... The Felix Forbert Shoe Store Lindsay MEN’S T??? 2.47 PAGE I“ _ 1.19 3.50 of Wo-