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ientists tell us the co . . disease and death than any y““\.“““‘. 1“ with even the ten; 1 of a babe. . Try :whitgovalmke as purity and Int no other. THK ‘RSDAY, AUG ‘iscase germs too. 73.4w 2be am no" 38 8 "Bra Mm 924.. of :nses quickly‘and ’ ‘ing ‘of _any-kind. :33.‘ Boots up :3 Executed é ’ADS‘ illiam Street, N Q: Ml ) [NT “()REB > I!‘ hflys took in the first season at the Lindsay Flzrfinc Princess.” mzr ritiurns intend takâ€" x'nnurg 1'01'89 Show this: huge-ft is Visiting his Wkary. I-‘leetwdod. .km'c. Master Clare and \wxvmzl. of Lindsay, with their aunt, Mrs. '0' .l Pl 1’? If! n4», mu. ".2. â€" I'he ra ntgu ' nus been large dur- . ..; ‘nd the late grain grunting very fut, (is kuco. of Peterboro, home of Miss Edna Sun o able to report (Ink-II, who in in a1 “ill soon be ackson ‘uy friends, s-Zi is spendin (mm, on Monday .nmn '1‘. Beach, by his cousins, m2 Herbert ‘Jac‘b. nt ‘ n this syn g (vs Moore 191 xncie‘s Ian: l! nzv hospifal, on 912. William indsa)‘, aged and son, M on Friday, (:eo. Train, 'UT( 0f Lindny‘ of To Sunday. who has 3. returned and 'Lamx rotner’g spent 3W3 Cmdian municipditia ham Whom! one hundred million dong. 9‘ “10 London wk“, A'm'lidaof‘m j. 9 '4! no. 98”!!- nko 1c. Lindsay Branch, H. A. HOLMES, Manager .UBDUDDDD DDBDDDDUDUDDDDDDDDDDUU Cheques and Drafts on all the countries of the world, drawn in sterling, francs, marks, lire, kronen. etc” can be cashed or purchased at reasonable rates. 3.. EJ.G.Edwa.rds Co. The Canadian Bank of Commerce, by reason of its large number of branches in every Province of Canada, with direct representation in London, Eng” New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Ore., Mexico and St. John’s Nfld, with Agents and Correspondents in every part of the world, is able to offer unsurpassed ficilities to the travelling public, enabling them to obtain money in the simplest way at any point on their journey the world over. The Travellers’ Cheques and Letters of Credit issued by this Bank overcome the annoying difficulties of obtaining funds abroad. especially in places where identification is dificult. The National Concrete Mfg. Co. CAPITAL, $15,000,000 REST, $12,500,000 THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE SH 8 tines, bent. handles 3]] lengths. sold at 55 600 Didit Ever Occur to You? I i That insurance on buildings or stock gives cash returns miy when you sufler loss. ;‘ ”E‘Emt laud insured by thorough underdraina will give ya: increased cash returns each year without 083. h 'E‘mtt the premium paid in investing in tile and drainage returned in extra crops at an average of 40 to 50 per mm. per year. 4* ‘i‘imt cement tile, machine and steam cured make the pin-5m: land insurance. Investigate at the HAY FORKS TOURISTS ENE TRAVELLERS SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.0.. LLD” D.C.L.. Preddeot ALEXANDER LAIRD JOHN AIR!) General Manager Anti-taut Gems] Manager mEUDDDDDDDDBDDBDIEDE Tmnsn‘u. AUG. 22, 1912. 10 to 3 o’clock. Saturdays 10 to 1 o’clock. BANK OF MONTREAL: Incorporated by Act Establi of Parliament 1. D. Lindsay Branch astonished 1.1). 1858 HAYING TOOLS Office Hours : Branches in every Province of the Do- minion, every important city of the Domin- ion. Newfoundland, London, England, New York, Chicago, etc : Paid up Capital ...... $15,975,220 Rest......... .........$16,000,000 Undivided Profits ...... $696,463 Every description of Banking business transacted. Savxngs Department at every Branch. Our farming tools, are strictly high grade tools, and are positively guarrnteed against defects of any kind. Let us show you our stock. A complete stock of everything in harvest tools. Lots to choose from. Itmthawmamotruist- thompuhutohohctm_ ‘ Mflnn’dgbythbmgl miul‘.“0;lfl ”mgmm. ..l. “gag“.--w H. B. Black, Hanger Lindsay Blush flat I. hell‘s Fruit Fm Established A. D. 1817 rm: WATCHMANcWARDEK. um: mW“Ufi°mW mama-ma glut m ”mwmmmtthisisto checkitoniufimipm Y0“ 'mfiadthtafewdosedDI-W wawmsm-mvmdofih m “a declivdy. Hr. J”- R. Mrs. Magee. of Omemee, spent Sun- day with relatives here.â€"â€"A large crowd attended the iexcursion to (Bobmonk of the Dunsford Mvthodist Sunday School Thursday. The soil was beautiful and all enJOyed a good time.â€"â€"Miss Ethel Dunlap returned to I’eterhoro Monday after two weeks holidaysâ€"Mrs. Wood. of Toronto, is the guest of Mrs. F. E. Gordon, â€"â€"Miss Bessie Bain, of Hamilton, is visiting her cousin, Miss Norma Humphrey.â€"Miss Ruby Stewart, of Lindsay, is spending a week With friends here.â€"-Miss Myrtle Bell and Miss Pauls, of Toronto, visited with ;their friends hvte Wednesd w.-â€"â€" Mrs. Arthur Bell of Lindsay, spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. ‘Kennedy.-â€"Mr. Silas Thurston, Mr. Wm. Humphrey and Mr. John Thompson left Tuesday last flor Ed- montonâ€"Mr. Ross Thurston, of Peterboro is spending, a few days, with his parent, Mr. Silas Thurston. 1 â€"â€"Mr. IAWSOn Brien returned to. BEAM 80 WEAK FHUM DIAHHHIIA Lindsay to commence work again af- ter two weeks holidaysâ€"Mr. and say, Saturday last.â€"-â€"'-Mi§év Lillie Pattison and her mother are visiting Mrs. J. J. Thurston.â€"-â€"â€"Miss Lottie Robertson, of Toronto, is spending a. week or two with Miss Ida Laidley. DUNSFORD. Dunsford, Aug. 13. â€" Miss Ethel Kennedy, of Peterboro, is spending a, week or two with her barer'i'ts, Mi: and Mrs. J. B. Kennedy.â€"-Miss M. Ray, of Lindsay, spent a few days with Miss Neata, Thurston.â€"Mr. and Mrs. A. Elliott, and Mr. and Mrs. Jahn McMullen attended the“ funeral of Mr. Ab. Johns, of Lind- Had To Quit Work The funeral will take place Thurs- day afternOOn from the family resid- once, lot 12, con. 5, Emily, inter- ment to take place in Emily ceme- tery. The late Mrs. Fee, who has been ill since April last, is surviVed by two daughters and one son, name ly : Irene Fee, trained nurse at. Lake- side Hospital, Chicago; Maggie Fee, at home and Francis Pee at home. . HARIE’I‘ ELIZABETH FEE. A well-known resident ox~ the town- ship of Emily passed away ,on Tues- day, Aug. 13 in the person of Har- iet, Elizabeth Fee, beloved wife of Mr. ’I‘hos. H. Fee. aged 56 years. HODGSON â€" At Burnt River on Saturday, June 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hodgson, a son. Special train service over the C.P. R. on Wednesday, Aug. 28 to ’the Canadian West. Now that the Georgian Bay and Seaboard line of {the Canadian, Pacific Railway is 1 completed the company will run. their farm laborers excursion tom the east via Bethany Jct., through Lind- say to Goldwater J ct., and thence direct to Winnipeg without change. Through special train will leave Lindsay at 2.44 p.m., on Wednesday Aug. 28. Persons desirous of tak- ing in this excursion will find it advantageous and in their best in- terests to travel by this route. Tick- ets can be‘ secured from Mr. 'I‘. C. Matchett, uptown agent, Lindsay. ‘ FARM LABORERS SPECIAL. ‘ MCN-ABBeGRKEAH. A quiet wedding was celebrated on Tuesday eveging at 7.80 me” when Mrs. Wm. Grahun of No. 6 Albert- st., was united in marriage to Mr. John McNabb, of this town; The knot wa/s tied by the Rev. Mr. Creighton, who performed the cereâ€" mony at his 'residenoe, on Kent-st. The bride and groom are aged re- spectfully 75 and 78 years and . after the marriage ceremony drove to the home of the bride where a sumptuous meal awaited the happy Couple. They? will reside in Lindsay. OBI'I‘UARY. Mammy. BIRTHS. m. And I. clothing. FM.â€" mm Way. mm norm; in: '00], "and. auto 21:. Thoma-t madman is To say it is the aim of the Post mm Ofl‘ice Department to place camplete , com post office facilities at the gate of 1 der. What, cm, 36!: hr, Wool, um 12: tad 18¢. By. 70: Du. Rad clover “3.60 but. RINWD 50 bunch. 8hr“. mil. 81-50 Wt. Sirloin M 20: 1!). 8w. tit- 10: n. 8.3. pc incl 5:. Sin, $0 $37 PC 39“. My 89.60 b": chance of favorable consideration. since the Department has all the in- cllities for the extension of the serv- iCe and more mail boxes are manu- factured than can be distributed. the extension of rural mail delivery routes. which, according to the state ment of Mr. A. Boldue, Superintend- ent of the Rural Delivery Branch, is a sufficient sum to pro‘v'ide for the establishment of 400 additional routed; 1It. 'is not probable, however. that that number will be established this year, but it is likely that num- ber of petitions will be granted and routes in operation within "a year's time. As many farmers have not made applicatiOn for delivery service as the department had anticipated, and the only reason given is that they are not aware of the fact that they are expected to take the initia- tive in the matter. Until the ap- propriation is expended. all petitions mailed to Ottawa stand a. lair, Rib rout 17c m. POtItOQB. ”'9 '1‘” b“. Pan. lug! 8;:19 bill. mm. Hutton. 8-8. Guns need 08 and 89. Ina-b. 20° to 300 lb. Oct... ‘60. Parliament last season appropriat- ed $200.000 to be expended upon flee. excepting . in cases of specially inportant business. , By a. decision arrived at a short! time ago in Ottaws, the rural mail delivery service of Canada. is to be improved within the next few months. to the extent 01 profiding 8t eVery; farmer’s gate eli the facilities neces-. sary for transacting generd- most! oflice bushase. When the courier; drives up to the man box in- from. of a. farmer's home he will be preâ€" pared to sell stamps, issue postal notes or money orders and to accept letters for registration. I! the pro- posed new system works out snacess-l fally it will no longer be necessary fox-the farmer to visit the post of- A Post Office Complete ‘ At Every Farmer’s Gate ‘. 3235. mail lsweeping statement, but nevertheless tohe true.aocordlngtothewords oi " n prominent omcinl. This may never “m“, be accomplished to the letter. he said eve’Y’but it is the slogan of the Depart- ne'weâ€" ment end time alone is muired t'o enost ' make it e. realization Those farmers mga. . who do not participate in deliveiy iront privileges will of n certainty seldom, , preâ€" ii ever. require a. visit to the post petal omce. The courier will marry a re- .ccept ceipt book and give farmers wishing’ pro. to transfer money by mail a. postal :oess- note or money order receipt. The ssary farmer will be obliged to trust the of. courier with an open letter and up- :inlly on arrival at the post omce he will transact the business for the farmer ,1 deâ€" and mail the letter to its destina- 0 all tion. The system will work out .n 0,. similarly with respect to registered Iesir- mail matter, the courier giving the arm- 1 farmer a receipt at his gate and .egu-|being afterwards wholly responsible itain '. as a courier of His Majesty's mail. manna” on the water or away visiiing. â€"â€" firs. W. Hodge. of IJndsoy. is visit» in; 1t. Hr. J. Elliott’s. Bury's Green. and also with Burnt. River ‘triends.â€"Mrs. W. Timing. of Honey Grove. spent. lost. week with her son Ir. Vim. Timing. of Cohoconk. â€" Mrs. W. Wood has returned home. after spending 3 tut day: with her brother Hr. Tnnx. neu‘ Coboconk. Â¥â€"â€"liu Son noise who has been holiday“ at her tuna. In. W. Iitchell fox-owed. 15-3an to her home at. Newcastle recently.â€" FELL'S STATION. Fall‘s Station. Aug. 14. -â€" Picnics and berry-picking m the order of the day. and everybody who an tau themselva llmy from business is out. ing, and a larger number are waited for this year. The average cost of a lroute to the Government is about l9500â€"the only cost to the farmer $3 for a mail box. A limit of 25 miles is put on the length of deliv- ery routes. What is proposed in the way of ex- tension and improvement of the rural mail delivery service in Canada ’oflers nothing new to the United States. If the Government at Ottan takes the isteps proposed it will be merely fol- ! lowing the example of the country to the south. The development oi rural mail delivery in that country has been very marked during the past fifteen years. In 1907 eighty-two ‘routes' were established throughout the Union, incurring an expenditure of $141,840. Last year there were in operation some 41,666 routes and the appropriatiOn of Congress was‘ 838,860,000. In view of this fact, our own appropriation of $200,000, or about onetwentieth of the Unit- ed States' is made to appear any- thing but extravagant. Canada boats one improvement in her sys- tem of delivery sen'iee. however. and that is in the appointment 0! couriers. In the States they are ap- pointed under the ban of political influence. while in this country a courier receives his position by ten- {every farmer in tho Dominion is a. CtRRIE â€" On August em, 1912. «9 It. and In. Archie Currie. ot Winnim. 3 son. The lichigan that crop is ghost : tom Mm; On Wednesday last. Lindsay‘s civic holiday. a number of young follows ’relurning fromj-‘enelon Falls. visited lute orchard and were chased out, but inot, until deer they Ind stripped a tree or two. Hr. Fell states em- phatiully that in future he will not be responsible for numbing which might huppen to these lawless youths. but. he runs them to keep clear of the orchard end suy on we (run. Ir. Fell is the owner of 1; good onchud end does not wish it deetroyd‘ by lawless Lindsey youths. Among the visitors in town to-day from the north was Mr. W. Fell, of Cameron station. In conVersation with a. Warder man Mr. Fell stated that he had a serious complaint to lodge against the younger fry of Lindsay, who passed through Cam- eron on the train going north. It appears that on every holiday the young boys and young: men have been in the habit of jumping on‘ the train and entering his orchard. alongside the railway track. .. Warning to Lawless Lindsay Youths Misc mm Townsend is spending this week wim‘ Iriends at Haliburton. The Jones Bros. have started with their threshing outfit in \‘erulam. Miss Addie Nichols returned to To- ronto this morning after spending her holidays at home. llr. and Mrs. David Chalmers spent a few days last week in Lindsay and Janetville. , BURNT RIVER. Burnt Riv , Aug. 12. â€" Mrs. Wm. Hodge, of Lindsay, and Mrs. D. Aldried, of Red Rock, are visiting their brother Mr. Geo. Umphrey. Miss Nettie Fell, of Babcaygeon, spent Sunday at. home. At the park in the afternoon the Lindsax 3rd in 34 seconds and Port big draning card “as the baseball 'Bope came fourth in 36 seconds. tournament between Kirklield “cod-i The scheme practiced by the Then. ville Bobcaygeon and (‘anningtom {ton fire compam to win the cup In the first game Woodx ille defeated ! “as beneath notice, and should have Kirkfield, while in the second game the effects of debarring them in fu- Cannington put Bobcaygeoa out of ture from being permitted to enter the running and afterwards defeated 'the competition. They were not Woodville. members of the regular fire company but paid runners who came there , and were sworn in for the occasion. Burnt 11:31”:ng :51: Mrs Wm They even,vit is claimed, sent to~ '_ ' ‘ ' ' Montreal to get crack sprinters for Hodge, 0‘ LIndsay, and M"; ,D‘ the day. It is understood that a AldrIed, of Red Rock, are 'VISlllng protest will be entered against the? mfg. brother Mr. Geo. mehrey. taking of the cup by such a discredo ‘83 Lottie Fell, 0‘ Babeaygeon, itable and secret method of intrigue- spent Sunday at home. . and the cup Will be presented to the , lit. and lira. Dazid Chelniers spent rightful winners. 1. , _I__,- I--4 _,_ I- - ‘ Fenelon Falls civic holiday cele- bration Wednesday was largely 'at- tended by the citizens of Lindsay, and the long program of sports was Very much enjoyed. In the morning a. number of aquatic sports were run of! in the canal, while in the after- noon foot races, a baseball tourna- ment and other athletic stunts were witnessed. Bobcaygeon band was in attendance and rendered several se- lections throughout the day. BIG PROGRAM 0]" SPORTS. pas. my a: KENNEDY. Wad“. cu. amateur-inn“ Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold SL. Detnoit. Mich. plane “usmcézazpobzwn ment in Windsor, Ont. If you desire to see us personally all at our Medical Institute in Detroit as we see and treat Io pm in our “’indsor offices which are for Correspondence and laboratory for Canadian business only. Address all letters as follows: W. has and cm VAWSE vans. NERVOUS DEBIUTY. BLOOD AND WYCOMTS. KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES ad Alibi-cu“ moon“. CONSULTATION FREE BOOKS FREE If mutuallvfiufanQucfioo figmmmumenv and lite. Thelmmovemn' tmnmw’ "’I'oouldteeltheflgorgotngthrpugh moi-Emlwdo "a” ' “mum H ‘3 IO. CURE! GUARANTEED OR NO PhY NERVOUS DEBILITY BIRTHS HALLâ€"OSBORNEâ€"At the ”meme; parsonage. Aug. 13, 1912‘ by the Re\'. J. P. Chapman. ILL. Miss Isa. Beatrice Osborne. of Finger- board. Hariposn. to Hr. hardly: Hall, of Little Britain. S'POKESâ€"PORTSIIOI’TH A quiet wedding took placo in To- ronto on August 10111 at the pars- onage of the Dovercourt Baptist Church when Mr. Horace Samue! Stokes. of Canadian Express sum, was united in marriage to Miss Jog-v sin Portsmouth. by the Rev. J. .1- Ross. Both parties lormerJy rabid! iI Lindsay. People who don’t, teach devote a good deal of time to finding fault. with the schools. be how. treat! you mention an, Sump “VG-v ”memnwnw'um. â€"_â€"-v ~v -7-.. ing Piles. No surgical opa- nlion required. Dr._ Chase's Ojngznem, «All mnege you 51 (.01! The Lindsay firemen returned from Napanec Thursday morning at 2.00 o‘clock a.m.. and were sucwssful in three events, namely: Best dress, 1st prize, :10; greatest distance, 181., $10 :. hOSe reel race, 3rd prize, $26. making a total of $45 taken by the Lindsay brigade. Lindsay band received a prize of $25. Wenton received 18! prize in hose reel race winning in 32 seconds, Ibseronto came next in 335 seconds, Lindsay 3rd in 34 seconds and Port FIREMEN WON PRIZES. HYMEN EAL. PAGE THREE. 't c Fi'n