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'03 S - N‘le 10 OH}! .rgains Veek )velv GWS mic-cable Store IN G ds 31‘ not the Underwear rotter the erge and all 200d q as UH 25 and 1nd )0118 ality all}iII!"HmHI|IIIllIIIIlllllllllllllflllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII;E ll|IIIIlllIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIiIiHIIIlIIIIIIllIIIlilllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIE “Special” All Wool Mackinaw sc'llool overcoat»s,_made in three quarter length in the most beautiful color com- binations you ever s_a.w. 3 {See one of these coats, and you will marvel that a. maékiuaw can be so really handsome ages 8 to 16yrs. Price $4.50 Suits for the Little Kiddies Ages :2 yrs te 8 yrs, very Special values at $3 to $5 in Russian and Oliver Twist models. Yes, the Cold Weather Will Soon be Here to Stay Dundas 4 Flavelle Free ‘ Rubber Heels When fitting up the stoves and preparing for the (fold «lays don’t forget that we can supply you with all your stove requirements, such asâ€" E. BOTTUM, Hardware - Bobcaygeon, On Friday and Saturday (Fair Days)I will put rubber heels on free with every pair of boots bought here. $4.00 and upwards. You wiil not get a chance like this again. Our boots and shoes are all solid leather and we fit them perfectly. Sag, Always First Sizes 5 vrs to 12 yrs ., Smart, Dlessy Pmctical and low pliced, considering the quality, and makes a strong appeal to both Bov and Parents. Come to us for your Boy’s Clothes this Fall and “'inter. In Our Boys’ Suits, $3.50 CHAS. BIGLEY Coal Hods, Stovepipes, and Elbows, Stovepipe Enmnel, Metal Polish Stove Boards, Stove Polish, Ash Sifters, etc. The Guardian 135cm. Baum: and the Ontario Deminent of Agriculture are co-operfiting "in running a. couple of de- monstration cars over the C. P. R. lines in Ontario. The route will'be about the same as that foliowed two years ago last spring and nearly all the points to be visited were included in the former it- inerar3.'1‘_he result follouincr the in- struction of twoyears auo, and the 31’ predation shown by the farmers, leads us to anticipate a. very successful serit‘S of meetings, especially since plans have been made to hold evening meetings :11 most places, when a leading feature win be moving pictures. Agricultural histruction Coaches The work will begin in October 4th and continue until )Lovember 15th. Thirty- seven places will be visited, a whole day being spent at each point. At mo‘ft places the cars will be open for inSpection from 10 o’clock until 5 or 5.30. Please see special announcements as to the time to be spent at each place. Not only the farmers, but the women . and children will find much of interest in the exhibits and literature to be distributed. All should be deeply interested in the evening meet- ings. . Live Stock and Other Equipment The Live Stock Coach will contain animals exhibiting desirable characteriS- tics of our heavy horses, beef and dair‘s' cattle, poultry swine and sheep. Arrange- ments will be made at most points i0 have some stock belonging to the farmers in the locality concerned brought to the train to be compared with that furnishvd by the Department. Placing before the farmers typical animals of our leading breeds and comparing them with the best to be found in the local herds should prove very instructive. Une coach will be devoted to exhibits illustrating seed selections and improvement, identifica- tion of weeds, testing,r of seed, drainage, soil moisture, growing: of alfalfa, corn. insect pests, protection from lightning, dairyiug, poultry raising, etc. All far- mers should find much of interest and value in this demonstration car as “oil as in the judging,r of stock. Judging St0ck Capable, experienced men will denmn~ strate the judging of live stock each after- noon from 2 to 5 p. m. Raised seats will be provided, and, if the weather demands it. a tent will be erected so that the work can be carried on with comfort to both instructors and audience. School Children Invited Trustees and teachers are requested to allow pupils of the High school and the larger pupils of the Public sclJOols to visit the demonstration cars, say, in the late forenoon, or at such other time as may be arranged with the instrultors in charge. All children are invited to vieW‘ the moving pictures to be shown at evening meettings, where electricity is available. ‘ ’ Apply to any C. P. R. Agent for full particulars or write M. G. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. All Should be Interested The horse-breeder, the beef-prodm-cr- the dairyman, the sheep farmer, poultry- man, and especially the the general far- mer, will find much of interest On the train and in the lectures given. ' he)" should prove more attractive than a reg- ular exhibition, because we will not have so much to see that the visitor will be- come confused, and besides there will he no counter attractions. We shall hope to spend together a very profitable day devoted to agricultural matters. At most points the \Vomen’s institutes are planning for a special meeting in the afternoon. and a joint meeting:r will be held in the evening. Townspeople Should be Interested Merchants, manufactures, financiers. public officials, and others not directly identified with farming, are coming.r to appreciate the value to. the country of the great wealth producers, the farmers: and we trust that many townspeople will visit the coaches and attend the evening meetings, which will not only be devoted to auriculture matters but also to health problems. ,LDLI . . §. Mc( ullou'rh, Secretary of the Provincial Board of Health, has arranged for a representative of his Department to operate the moving picture machine and to show on the screen m0vino' pictures illustrating: the production of milk and the necessity for controlling the fly nuisance. \Ve also have a number of moving picture lilms illustrrtive of up- -to- date Ontario auri- culture, which will be exhibited at the evening meeting. 1 . W'e $113.11 be glad to have the co-01)era- tion of'any interested pe?sons i’il thorough- Attention is directed to the remark- ably low round trip fares in connection with Homeseekers’ Excursion to West- ern Canada. via. Canadian Pacific Railway. Tickets are on sale each Tuesday until October 26th, inclusive, and are good to return within two months from date of The \\ omens Institutes the Farmers’ Clubs, and all local m‘famzations which ar'é either directly or indirectly in far- ming, are asked to co-operate in making the visit of the Agriculture Instruction Coaches the greatest success possible. HOMESEEKERS’ SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES TORONTO 10.45 P. M. EACH . TUESDAY. For the abcomodétion of Homeseekeré’ and general tourist traffic to VVesterr} Canada, through train carrying Tourist Sleepers and Colonist Cars leaves Toronto 10.45 P. M. each Tuesday until further notice, running through to Winnipeg. ONTARIO ARCHIVES ly advertismg the meeting in which they are interested. B y applying to this office for additional leaflet§ advertising the Coaches and ineetings, we shall gladly supply the same. Do not forget to give the boys and girls an opportunity to tak apvantage of the visit to the train and if possible to also attend the evening meet- ing. When visiting the Coaches, ask questions, get literature, and take full advantage of the opportunity afforded for securing up-to-date information along Agricultural, Household and Health lines. These farming Coaches will le at Lind- say On Monday, Oct. Mink. and the coach- es will be open 11.30 to 5.301). m. An» afternoon meetting for women and girls will be held in the Town Hall, where the evening,' meetings wil be held. Everybody will be made Welcome to the Train and Lectures TORONTO Private Jones was hauled up before the Captain with whom was an angry civilian. V “Jones, this gentleman accuses you 0f killing his dog,” said the otficer, sharply. “A cruel thing to do,” snorted the bereaved owner. "You have done to death a. defenceless animal, who never harmed anyone in his life.” “Dunno about ’anrfiess,” said Private Jones. heatedly. “’E bit pretty deep in- to my leg when 1 was on sentry go, so I ran my bayonet into him.” “Rubbish,” retorted the dog’s master. “He was such a. "entle little animal. \\ by (111111 t 1011 drive him of: with the hutt- end of your rifle? ’ “\\ 11y didn’ ’6: hit me with ’is tail?” countered Jones, with suspicious meek- HESS. When it is Eating time in Lindsay you invariably 100k for The BIG 20 Taylor 8: Martin Meals are the best. Prices are reasonable. Gun Repairing G. W. Shepherd’s ' Particulars from Canadian Paci- , fic, Ticket Agents or write M. G. Murphy, District Passenger Agent Toronto. R. J'. GREEN, Agent Bobcaygeon ' CANADIAN PACIFIC It Pays , , and Stoves at To bu)" your Hardware Hardware Store Supplies, Wire Fencing Kent St. Cinnamon’s Between alt stations in,» Canada, Fort William and East, 'and to Sault Ste. Marie, Detroit. Mich., Buffalo and N iagra._Fa.lls, N. Y. Fare and One-Third, good going Octobe- 9th, 10th and 11th, return limit Tuesday, October 12th, 1915. Minimum charge 25 cents. Single Fare. good going Monday, October 11th, return limit Monday, October 11th, 1915. Minimum charge'z cents. Thanksgiving Day EXCURSION FARES All kinds of Guns and Rifles Repaired: General fine Repaiy- ing at Restaurant Next Post Building ' LINDSAY PROPRIETORS Lindsay Every Mah With a Family. , . J. R. MOYLE, MANAGER BOBCAYGEON BRANCH THE BANK OF GREAT REDUCTIONS Lantic Sugar a combination that will please you Have Yofi Seen Them P Butâ€"if he has a Saving sAccount with The Bank of British North America, built up while he 13 prosperous and healthy he will be able to provide for those in his care. If YOU have not a Bank Account, start one now and save systematically. Bri iish Nurih America 4. Groceries, Salt and Fresh Meats at- cut “prices. Ladies And Gents, Boots igld Shoes“ 78 Years in Business. Capital and Surplus 57.884.000. should put by a definite pOrtion of what he em Sickness may keep him from work. Lack of employment may stop his income for a time. and Preserving Peaches, Pears, Plums We are now showing the new- est Fall Hats at our Show Room. No matter what your taste or requirement, we have your Hat. Etc. Fresh from the Orchard. Loughlin 8‘ McIntyre LINDSAY Cash and One Price = This Just arrived. Prices lo‘w F. W. Read Space ' Next King of Low Prices Large shipment of Week MRS. MCQUADE E. J. BROAD Bobcaygeon