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Bobcaygeon Independent (1870), 16 May 1913, p. 3

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umlnug goon m- phcrs i! has been hm: has com a nu! r and 1; 5mm and now db SON L inspected I l hm. Way‘k: to Port Av“ vT-m Maixlauce “I ”misting; were ‘mmund gnaw- '5“ 2 3 times 1 than!” old as been dis- sture we my elrctfic light '2htnnd p639 'k loads going LOCALS 5: Mr. John “'29: in 3 Mrs. Leslie re on T5 ura- the Baptist .2” appoint- chi rune havinc h “a" Smarties? .N', W333 WWO {est how a «Innervaâ€" ;:ud. The nag, on Patric“, to the 'y may in the v- nearing Mchtheir recovered mo came :ane and upsetting the horse The beta W i I but ““1““. 1 )II\‘ in? 1' Mn». arks ‘2, who ‘ime of Eve?! It mg Luke m-h VII nnd 'ed the any piflg f fur ‘oiors Luanda same tun! (‘1‘ Irtun other line. Hail Orders receive our prompt attention We nuke pride in the reputation we have :chieved for furmshin: Choices: Menu. whether it be atcaks, masts or any Opposite A.Campbell’s Grocery, Lindsay Huntsmaâ€" The ‘nreaqt work 0! the dum along the north side, is being repair. ed by a number of mm. This break dur- ing the high wiswr run the stream due north flooding a l urge area, and inconven- imam many of the inhabitants. l: is said Kr Sheena and others. have entered calm to: damages. mâ€"wmel gammy: Around the Island ~ ‘ 95y. a gentleman roam a largq nunsg‘ionpge that. had 1‘ LA‘I Pmmu.m.- Must-4.1. Tn Robinson. Ju. McMnllen and .133. Freeman left. last week for New Ontario.â€"â€" Mrs. E. B. Gin-- lick has returned home after visiting her non in Toronto.-â€"Mrs. ll. Thom pson. has returned to hcrcomi'ze for the 3 winner.â€" Mrs. Shepherd is bark from Cobourg, Whore she ,, . visited her sister‘â€" Mfl Osborne, of Toronto is visiting her ht her Mr. Parker Davis a: StonyhurQL.-â€" Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Fleming of Toronto, are in their pretty umnmcr reaidence on Pigeon lske.â€"-Mr. and MN. Smizhers of Toronto are occupying: their bungalo on Sturgeon lakc.â€"-!\1r. nml Mrs. Amos of Preston Springs, are regismred M the Wbyte Home â€"- Mrs. Sr. George. of St. Louis was in town thiH week lookinc after her summer rr~idencr on the river hank -â€"‘.\1i.-.a Ethel Mclmvre of Toronto is home for» few weeks lmliduvâ€"Mr. Rollie Nichols returned to Cobalt Monday, after a ("r lemnt day's rusiimtin2.â€" Mrs. Mchn 99, mili‘ner. is home for the sum- merâ€"Mr. George Humphrie‘ left. for the West Tuesday.â€"â€"Mr. Jaw. Power, of Lind- MY upon: Saturday. With Mr. Richard “’elsh.~â€" Miss Zena Barium who has been indismd. is stendilv recovering.â€" Mnl Kohl. Shiv”. and Mrs Jmeph Ste‘en. Ion. Mr. John Smirr and Mr. J. Thomp- oon of Lnkehurst were in town Thursdnv, having been brought over by Mr. Me. )nlosh's yacht.â€" 'Imx a nu... uuuâ€"_- '_ ---‘-‘ , , drufcd up during the bu?! water. 1'. had been previous-.13; hooket‘ by some person jigging for succnrs‘ M. Ihz- dam but. had broken awav With me boob still piercing St: Kill. It was a. fine fish \wighing 25 lb». lurnovnnax'r.â€"Mr. Frank Read is hav lmihis burn ~odded. and when finished Rive a nice appearance. He is also having his store paintedâ€"Mr. Woollurd is hav- ing his new 10: fenced, and when the lumber is removed. hm residence with a. large lot on the side will be a decided im- provement..â€"â€"Mr. Bortum has had the iron! beam of his store replaced, and the roof remodeled and made water-tight. by Mr. A. E. Kennedy. Fitters. Vise hand“. Engine crectors. ind handy man for Machine Shop. Study work and good wages to t. he right men. Write to MARSH 8: HENTHQRX Ltd Summer honrd wanted on farm near water if poauible. within radius of hund- red miles of Toronio, tar fmnilv twq chad- THE anraygmggudrpmdtut I. the undersigned. herelw agree to all n p‘ckmzc of five standard size 5c boxes of â€"Silver Tip Silent. Matchesâ€" for twenty cents. Quality guaranteed. 0n Sherwood Street. Lot 9 Red Brick cottage. 5 rooms with cellar and kitchen. also stable on lot. Av owner has left how" this place mm: he xold by July 10th, 1913 regardlcas of cost if not. «old by then will be sold by Public Auction on that. date. For particulars aslplv to OHS \VARREX. Good cook for small family. wnm‘i $2“ per month. No washing. other meid kept. middle-aged woman prefered. Apply to P. 0. BOX. 1113 Pelcrboro. Ont. We have about 800 bushels of Banner sud 100 Bud Carton Abundance cleaned upecinny for seed. On Tuesday, June 3rd 1913 At 8 p m. .. in the Town Hall, â€"â€"â€"___. Putin .interested govern themselves mam!!- Bobcaygeon. Bobcnygeon N mu. mamas-x wâ€"x 0n Monday,“ay261h, 1913 COURT of REVISION ‘ as or Bcvhion for the Township or as 'W _ COURT of REVISION COURT of REVISION Monday, May 26“], 1913 0! m Municipality of Bobcaygeon will be hetd on CHOICE MEATS '7 K ‘ fore penis must be m we. xt any on or be My. May “3):. G. W. TAYLOR AXIS mourn) coumxas’ HERALD The V'emlam Council will meet in the ann Hall. Bobmygeon As Cour: of Revision More Locals on page 2. col. 8 TOWNSHIP OF HARVEY WANTED IN PETERBORO SEED OATS FOR SALE MECHANICS WAN TED ’. J. CAMPBELL, Fun". Mu F. W. READ. nosmraaox BOARD WANTED Ink-Pi"; LOCAL h Ew 8. +++M+HW *0»? BOBCAYGEON CHAS. E. STEWART, rm“. Chet FOR SALE “103. ET A. 3112mm; 106 Admiral Rd" Toronto A CARD KENNEDY S: MOORE Belleville. Ont D.“ ID WEIR Township Clerk 16. 1913 Township Clerk Bobcaygeon Waltham, Elgin and Hampden Watches THE DRUGGIST â€" I Town Hall Bobcaygean = Red Clover, Timothy, Alsike, Alfalfa. All Government Tested Reliable and durable at. Interesting prices and fully Guaranteed. Dutch Sctt Onions a Grand {Semen Ihave a few second hand Watches, Whichl have put in good order at 25c Dzscognt this month. See programme he‘mw and mm: the half hour Mame and \h\- (“mum Comic binger “BOY SCOUTS” May 24th, 1938 Admission 25 Reserved Seats 35 CALI. EARLY Watches sent by mail and receive my best attention and will be {eady for delivery on my arrival May 15:. ?arm Seeds and Garden Seed In Galore All are “'6” Known Toronto Muflciam May 17th 19th and 20th How 311911: Buyizzg a Watch HHS [mm E. J. Wooiial’d ;Headquatters forâ€" Your Money back if not Sa‘isfactory WATCHMAKER J EWELL‘LE â€"-OF MAXILLA UNIXâ€"â€" Will be at I. Whitesmith (a) National Anthem 0 ( Urchestr: (b) March, ,. Hmr orons Bolt on St Bear in mind the date and procure: SEATS EARLY City Dairy Ice Cream UNDER 'IHE AUSPIL‘ES OF THE ()rchos'm Drill and Scout 8011:. .1311 Song. Mi“ Elsie )Aitclw Finale March “17min of Victory .......... @‘ Price, Quality and Weigh Guaranteed. Mr. Freddie Wood Fancy Groceries Fruits. Vegetables Fish, Oysters, and Smoked, Pickled or Sa‘lt Meats. Sausage 8; Headcheesc ‘Mr 1~ réddic w Selection from the Op. goumvsner ‘ ............ U Song. Miss Ely-it: J A half an hour 0 \anter Ml Song. (Ram ; r. Selections. New Goods arriving Daiiy and 'all and see my stock of Quality Shop A. 8. E88? \VILL B E H ELD ASSOCIATION ON @mfis PROGRAM Seeds I ium 0T bulb. Glass Edtdblk‘i‘ JAS. HAYES Freddi (:1) Sin (Ian'm ()rcl J EWELER )mdor kitchencru i7ndcr nu I‘he a specialty prm "The Bur- Uu.~tu\'c Luder umda - Laval Bobcaygcon )I‘ll kveu. .Thome OBCAYGEON HUT :e Banner Orchestra {pr Kins: Selected Sulecce loch-d . .Mr. ) Flour and Fvcd we I Frank Read’s the Guy Latest Wash Fabrics 1he populal Ratines, Redimdii Cows, Cotton Voiles, Clepe det Chimes, Ginghams, Chamlnysw Repps, Dressc Ducks 6%; P1in’rs.l Fleur and Feed we lead Boots and shoes we have the best Blens heavy rubbers we Guarantee Ready made clothing no sell at: cost Dry Goods, m: lime the largest stock in 10“ n, and lowest prices. ’ fail to see our Special Showing of Ging- Don t ham's in Maids. Checks, Stripes and Plain effects at 12 I-2c o l bs Granulaled Sugar . . . .smo bs light brown Sugar ....x.oo 7b rolled oats (Ozilvies. ..I .oo 3 a) lbs Corn meal (Gold dust. 1.00 pck Unt’fins 7 '1 prk Currents 5“ cans corn nuzo: £2915" 5? «3:8 2. coxam sumâ€"inn >302» . . . . Parasol‘s Colored Umbrellas O’LOUGHLIN MCINTYRE Dundas__ Flavelles - Limited LINDSAY If von have any‘hing :0 EC” brirg it here Good Flou: _at 32 4o Bran $1 15 Shorts $1 2 5-hiivvr In all the new Shades, prices 25, 50, 75, an $1.00 ,“CLE F W RE arasols ' just like Mothers only. not so large at mics raisins LINDSAY CASH AND ONE PRICE ONLY Are here in endless variety King 0;“ Low Prices Maw young Bubcaygeon That Sells Cheap ‘! , - 0'1» ’9‘ P. ’A‘ .Q.T.Q. ri-v'rvtvv-uivv'wv'u‘ 750 $4.50 4 bottles catsup 6Comfort or Electric Soap 3 hck baking soda 6 lbs washing soda, for 2 Cans tomator‘s 7 ba rs quick Napma soap. 7 bars R1cha.ds pure soap o 0.0 '1' ‘ ' ’0‘. ’A‘ o :7 BOBCAYQ} Ifyou} :ave anything to Ibuv, get here at ONTARIO ARCHIVES FINN INDEPENDENT. C fifiiflincrg Eress finnfis 3.1issMackIan is againin Charge bMWWMW/vwi 4“. _ BiOBCAYGEON HAR DWAR E- Wall Papers Paints I Try Us with your Order The Warm ~V’Veafiher Gown Tea. 82: Cofi'eeâ€"-â€"â€"- Minto Tea, Real money m every Package ‘ Fresh Fruits,f-Lettuee,~Celery and Tomatoes Moirs Chocolates Fresh Bulk and Packages â€"â€"Oxo Cubes-â€" and varied Stock of the latest Styles in Millinery Fresh variety of Spring Eatables See our Display of Kalsomine Colors, Veneers, etc . 4 @road Boficaygeon Poultry and Cattle Spice A. E. . BOTTUM LADIES are cordially Invited J. SUTCLIFFE SONS This illustration shows clearly one of the nice models in warm weather, dresses tilatlS sure to be a iasorite this season. We show them in a splendid range. Besides the ready to near Garments we have a splendid range of choice materials if you prefer having your gown made especially for you We suggest that you make your selection, either of gar ments or materials right away as tlfe wearing time is right at hand. You will also get a greater choice now than at any other time and prices are just as reasonable as you could possibly hope for. No doubt but we will be able to interest you greatly in these lines. At any rate come in and see the showing LINDSAY Womans Institute .‘restrooms, second floor Oiders Promptly Attended to OLD STAND LINDSAY GOUGHS” \Vherc the Good Clrthes ..Come From ...... W+M++~Â¥+*?+++‘H+++++ +~2‘+'2"1- Specfilist in Ladies Dress Goods and Wearing Apparel einvite each and every manyyoung and old to see the display of Fit Reform Suits and the new rangeof Spring 81mph; of this well known High gudeClothing Do not miss our Showing of Summer Millinery. Big display of Hats Ribbons, Feathers, Velvets," and Flowers fifigav’s «>See Fit Reformé Phone 15 Sample and Suits B J GOUGB McGaffey’s Spring Goods, Prints, Embroidemes, Cottons, " Dress Goods, Blouses, Hosiery @- AGENT WANTED for BOBCAYGEON 393.‘Georgc 5L ‘3‘ .5. --§"p"aer56rau'ghl an§$v+++$++++,v+§.§T??? .il‘éu. +++++++++++~:-a»:-+++++++++++++++++++wa -: ;..;. n ¢ ~ woo 5 vs; "a Orders .now being taken for Spring Deiiverv1913. seasons trade. HM-i-oz-NHMMM- +é$+++++++++++i6*+%+++4+%++++++++++++++++ ‘0 no START NOW Experience unnecessary. We instruub our salesmen how to soil in tne country and Ornamental Trees in the town. This store has just been fined up as a modern \.‘.'( z: « Garment Store, and a most'hundsome mum: of \"omcz.:; Suits. Coats Dresses. Skirts Blouses Petticoats Together with Gioves, Hosiery, Underwear Neckv. cm. Corsets IS on display .. for \\ aists, Dresses and Saqucs, fine 50:: finial .noL require ironina h, 30 inches wide, special pct y.ard.. WAKELY’S Scotch Ginghams Good washing and wearing qualities. Patterns in neat stripes and checks. suitable for ladies’ and Children's Dresses, golnches wide, and fine quality ..... J’cr yard 1: 1'2: Snow White Serpentine Crepe Suitable for Children's Dresses and Ladics \x‘cux‘ the width, 35 in‘ wide. in blues and pinks, special 1m- 3.;1: crush, 56 inches wide, per yard Extra Special English Chambry ‘White Indian Head f’i‘T‘FfGOUGH’S WHEN IN PETERBOROUGH VISIt THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE LADIES S‘t’ore To sen for The Old Reliable FONTIHLL NUW d. W. WAKELY Kent St Lindsay ogposite Post Office E. E. W. McGaffey STONE WELLINGTON TORONTO Well known 10 housekeepers, the goods that «in n and have your territory reserved. Weckiy Outfit. Write for terms LIN DSAY New Spring Clothing Hats Caps for Men Boys Prospects Bright fur 1h Nwr Ilqymg U_- \, Street ‘. Fruit Stuck o.

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