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V 0111' FOCUS pods right | b\ selling ll carry on business ng St. West, Omeo )iorton has secured or «no a. “mum: : Fowl. from the ‘nus. 3.200: Cocks lor rim“ {hr spring Prices. {DAYS 5 WEEK. P. re: P8, more or less, pd and in a. fiend i0- lmlawe in pa:- "l‘bere are 31.180 3 and cummudinnl uremiaes. Therein sun}. I Sept.. 1897 "he: information g to get married, F your marriage .indaay \\ ill issue He sure and proâ€" m as to avoid no m Dun-Vic‘s 1-3224 31.“) ‘pmpuy booked Ennismore ’ do guarantee to inxrg 2n both the and departmentsâ€" pnts wlmt they pay lune nu ’rouble in )omln, who has de- ho North West, and a want, am? with r. no business must sham of your pat- «fully. risho atn inform his Jic generally, that a business Ind good Bethany. natal-Io. , 2.15, reg w i, L\ KIND: H," » msh to he inde- 0 their advantage wlnszitntion. We :n‘e diplmuaa in a. rulars L8 Icflflfl Condo. Poul-borough L, US 1‘. - I2 Morton. .49, 1 39, reg LY FARM' ARDS, Sol!c1tor, ES. 5, mg 85.1.00 J D Km: 54 Executor, '1‘ ERBORO, ONT. : Business. DORNAN, AS b)$ 0,1.-. r9): 1,! 00, 3.24.1.4”. ME NT uwn Leghorns Cash, LIVE and nu: SF», 1.00 > 1J5, reg Iocpe for Sale Blankct SlnCSS 99 reg Spin- aking reg P. S.â€"â€"I have made arrange- ments with a Toronto firm to do any watch repainng you may need. R. J. Mulligan, To rent by the hour, day or week. BYELES BIEYELES BIBYELES q CITY HOTEL, Petérbord, J.DOLA1\1 LOCK I.- LACON [G Mr. J. Willisms was a. visitor to Lind- say Sunday. Miss Msry Morgan is visiting friends at. Cobonrg. Miss Annie Fee was a. visitor to Peter- boro Tuesday. ‘ Mr. Burt McQusde was a. Visitor to 1 Lindsay Friday. ‘ Miss Jennie Lstchiord has gone to Smithfield to reside. Mr. Fred Ciinmbers was a. visitor to Peterboro Jubilee Day. Mr. Spelman, of the Oinemes House. spent'l‘uescisy in Peterboro. Mr. H. Beatty, oi l’eterboro, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Norris. Miss Minnie Manse, of Janstville, is visiting with Miss .‘Isgee, of Emily. Master Stanley Tisdnle, ofobridge, in visiting wiih his friends in town. Major and Mrs. Martin, of Lindsay, «gave their Onemes friends a. call Sat- urdsy. .\Ir '1‘. A. Mitchell was visiting his daughter )1 rsJ. O. 'l‘isdsla at Uxbridge lass week. Dr. F. J. Ben.” and Master Stanley Bradd took inthe sports at Peterboro Jubilee Day. The Y. M. C. A.. of Lindsay, are to be (‘nnzratmated on the grand success of their Jubilee Felebratton. Mr. J. Mdhrmack, returned to Ome- meu last week, after spending a pleas- § ant visit with Wnrkworth friends. i The Missen Margaret Lamb and An- me Thompson attended the Lawn Socmi at Mt. Pleasant last Thursday. The Misses Rose Wininmson. Ethel Norris, Millie Davxdson. Florence Mc- phorson and Agnes Jones were among the Visitors to Lindsay Tuesday, FOR Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Silverware, Engagement and Wed- ding rings, go to W. F. McCarty the Jeweler, Lindsay. X0 fancy prices there.- 1! Rev. John Ewing and wite, of Mount Pleasant, were calling on Omemee friends Tuesday. We were pleased to warn that. Mr. Ewing is much improved in health. Rev. Mr. E. Roberts and family are here and are being welcomed by the members of the church and others. We wish Mr Roberts and family a pleasant and profittble sojourn In Omemee. LAW OFFICE of R. RUDDY. Barrister and Solicitor, of Mill- brook open in 0 m e m e 3 every I 0 II D A Y afternoonâ€"Over Brad- burn' s Grocerv. â€"18tf Among the many visitors from Ome- mee Sunday we noticed Messrs. Thou. McQuade, Dr. F. W. Ivory. W. J. Lamb, \Vm. )IcCrea, J. Bennett, John Morgan, B. A., I. D. Thornton. H. Murray, John Bell, H. Bradley,and A. McCrea.-«Post, Lindasy. John Gooselnw, builder and contrac- tor, Downeyville, wishes to announce to the travelling public that his house has been 1m proved and enlarged and is prepared to give meals at all hours. and lodging over nlght. together with good ambling, all at. moderate rates.â€"-3m Among those who attended the Jubi- lee Celebution at Lindsay on Tuesday were, Messrs. J D Thornton, U Stiueon, W G Engtish,T Adams, Porcv Parsons, W Johnston, R Bradley W Neil, Kich’d Morton/1‘ Rowan, AToole, W 1’ Lamb and A McCroa. Bills are out announcing one of the grandest 12th of July Celebrations ever held. Gavan, Lindsay and Fonolon Dlstrlcts have accepted the invitation to be be present. These with other out- Side lodges and Emily Districts will make a. splendid display. Mr. F. E. Hatch gave the Mirror a friendly call last week. We were pleas- edto learn of his continued success in business at Peterboro. also of the suc- cm of Mr. Ben Mchelv. one of the em- Plorees of the same company of which ML Hatch is one of the enterprising managers. John McSweyn. Esq.. presided at the Division Court Sittings, Omemee, Tues- 131. in the absence of His Honor,Judge ”Gan. The legal gentlemen present were. Messrs. R. Ruddy. Millbrook, F. D- Moore and J. Steers, Lindsay, D. O’Connell, Peterboro. The docket was night onesnd most of the suits were ajoin-tied till September Sitrtngs. The Ducting Corn Huveater, with. Tone: and ball bearings, is mad. apoc- i‘”? for harvesting com. Also a full line of repairs always on band, also bind” twine, all grades. For prices and farmer informaf’on see the local mummy Dancey, opposite Dornan’s ”Id stand, Omomee East. direct from the factory and can sell at Our own prices. Call and see our wheels. To sell for cash or on time. \\'c buy our OMEMEE. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hughnn of Lmdaav, gaxe the Mirror 3 friend!) cal”: this \\ eek. 75cts. per dozen, 50cm. Der é dozen for first-class photos at Williamson’s Art Gallery, Kent St., Linda”- The only ground 1100:- gallery ln mwn handy for ol and young; no stulu to climb. All work made by the last.“ process. Bulls- racuon guaranteed. Gallery root of Kent 51.. not. 0 poslw Brltlon Bros ,Llndsny,0ut. E. “'1“ amson. Photographer. Rev. John M. Gal-butt. and wife left. this week for their new field at labor at Smithfleld. Mr. and Mrs Gal-butt leave behind them many warm friends. who wish them continued success in their good work. Rev. 3.6. Potter, B. A., ofSt. Andrews Church, Peterboro, will preach in the Presbyterian Church, 3% the prepara- tory service on Friday next, June 25th, at 8 o‘clock p. m. All are welcome at the service. )IossrsJus. Graham and Arthur Pur- sons have gone to Kingston with the Millbrook volunteer company- They are two of Omemee‘a brave and loyal young men. “ There are others.” The Mt. Horeb tea and entertainment was one ofthe mostsuccessful affairs of the kind ever held there. The ladies of the church and others who had the pro- gram in hand deserve great credit for the kindness and attention shown the Vlsitors. All had a pleasant time. Let all caterers for the 12th of July send out the bills of {are and fees to the different places from which visitors are expected, in order that they will be sure of getting a. good meal at a. moder- ate price._ Get your bills of {are print- ed at The Mirror Job Rooms. Prices very low. Rev. N. Hill and wife left yester day morning for Bellevxlle. A large number of his friends were at the depot to wig}: them good bye. Mr. Iiillwas one of the most popular ministers who has been connected with the Omemee Methodist Church, and the best wishes ofa. host of friends go, with him and family for their future welfare. Mr. Ely Dunc) has secured the agency for the veering Harvesting Machinvry which with Its Roller and Ball Bearings and Light Draft, are the boat on mar- ket to-d ay. l-v- -v vâ€" A call atthe agent’s implement shop, opposite Wm‘ Dornan's old blacksmith stand, Omemee, will convmce you of the stifling quality of the Deerhng im- plomems. The annual pxconm. under the aus- pices of(‘nurt Primrose No. 250, C. O. F.. Mt. Pleasant, will beheld in Mr. Tim. Jackson’s Grove. Ida. on Wednesday, July 71:11,]897. Watch for bills, also the next issue of the Mirror for further par- ticulars. Court Primrose will attend divine worshiped: Ida. Sunday evening, July 4th. The Omemeehrethern have receivodacordial imitation to attend. 'lho brethorn are to meet at the Bug- lish Church, Id... at 6.80 sharp. Photographs Cheaper Than Ivor. A printer does not run to a doctor when he is out at “ sorts." Nor to the baker when he is out of “pi." Nor to hell when he wants the " devil. " Nor to the Bible when he wants a. good "rule." Nor to the gun shop when he wants a “shooting stick." Nor to the cabinet shop when he wants " fun-m- ture.” Nor to a bank when ho wants “ quoinl." Nor to a girl when he wants a “ press.” Nor to a lawyer when he haaa “ dirty case." Nor to a butcher when he wants “ plat.” Nor to {pump when he's dryâ€"and has 10 cents in his pocket. Tho ice-cream socini, given by the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church, Mount Pleasant, was quite a. success. The Ladies provided those present with an abundance of ice cream and a. varie- ty of cakes. due. The Omemee Citizens’ Band was in attendance and won the heart of the ladies. Our band boys can not only discourse music in a. very en- tertaining way, but being 2. 80cm! lot of fine fellows, their company is as much appreciated and enjoyed as their music, and that says a. lot. Hurrah for the Omernee Band Boys. There was a large crowd present, and after deducting all expenses there remained a. ‘balance of $28.00 to the credit of the Ladies Aid. In the early hours of the 14th inst... a load of young people drove through our village singing " Home Sweet Home." Someone heard it. and wrote the follow- ing : An [mpim'anmage To Its Sovereign. Millions of Joyful Sub- jects Welcome Her Majesty. She Sends a Loving Message to Canada. London,June?1â€"4SpeduL)«Qneenm weather prevailed to-dny. The morn- ing was cloudy and overcast, but im- rnediately before the (lueen started there wasalmrst of sunshine, and it was bright and cheerful for the rest of the day. The heat was rather unusual, and the ambulances were buszly em- ployed in carrying inindreds to their homes and hospitals who were pros- trated. There were several shght accidents. and a rather serious one in which Lord Howe was the sufferer. He was riding fifty yards in rear of her Majesty’s car- riage when his horse reared and he was fllrown heavny to the ground. He was taken to Guy’s llOSpital, where it was found he had concussion of the brain. Millions are in the streets to-night viewing: the illuminatious and singing patriotic songs. It is a. thoroughly good-natured crowd, and can be handl- ed by the police without any trouble. Tho Winnipeg crew were on the Colo- mal grand "and to-day,u.nd ‘ook a. keen interest in the gorgeous procession. If you want a first-class bicycle, get "Cleveland.,' Call at the Mirror office and get prices and further information. The “ Cleveland ” is a. leader. On Tuesday evening, June 15th, the friends of Rev. C. L, Thompson, not of ‘ his denomination, entertained him in i the Workmen’s Hall in a very pleasant social “'At Home ” in order to give ex- pression oftheir kindly feelings towards himself and family, on the eve of their departure to take up their residence in Newhurghnvhere his ministerial duties Will lie for the next few years. Rev. Mr. Thompson,dnring his residence in Sitrl- ing, has. from his manly and upright cnaracter. endeared himself to all, and will carry away with him the kindest wishes for his future peace and prosper- ity in his new home. His cultured man- ner and bright intellectual powers should make him it welcome acquisi- tion to the people who are fortunate enouzh to secure him. The evening was spent very pleasantly in speech and song, and will long be fememhered by those who were fortunate enough to listen to his address in response to the toast ofthe evening. Mr. Jas. Boldrick occupied the chair, and all felt that they had performed a very pleasant duty in domg an honor to the Rev. Mr. Thompson, where it was justly merited. We all wish him happiness, and be~ speak for him and his family akind and welcome reception in his new home in Newburgh.â€"Siirlmg News Argus. r . 79‘3" Special to the Mirror. The crops are good and prospects are looking better. Our Cheese Factory is booming. '9'“? everything is going all right at. lung 8 W harf. Enuismore pic-mic to morrow. Every- one is going. A good time anticivamd- Special to the Mirror. Miss Maud Route, nf Harvey. is wait- ing her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John McCarrell, Sr. The Sunday School picnic at Bethel. on Tuesday was a. grand success, there being a large attendance. James lilaclmell and Arthur Reid spent from Saturday till Monday 1" Lakefield. Misses Ida Fee and Ida Switzer were visiting in our Village on Saturday. Mrs. 'l‘. M. Caldwell and Miss S. Smith. of l’eterboro were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. )1. Ruth on Monday last. On Friday last the members of the Epworth League of the Meth- odist Church spent a very profit- able and enjoyable evening, in honor of their worthy and es- teemed pastor and family. After the regular service was concluded, the President read and presented to Mr. and Mrs. Hill an appiOpri- ate address. expressing their ap- preciation of their work among us, and the deep regret and sorrow felt by the severing of their con- nection with us. Mr. Hill madea short and feeling reply, taking none of the glory to themselves. but attributing all to the Master, in whose service they Were faith- fully endeavor-in;r to work. The l nice-ting was then thrown open to enjoy the refreshments whlch had lheen provided for the occasion. I Before the meeting was closed, a number of the members made a few remarks regarding Mr. Hill‘s earnest aifi faithful labor in the League, and Mrs. Hill's unceasing interest in the Sabbath School. The meeting was then closed by singing “ God Be \Vith You 'l‘ill \Ve Meet Again." All felt that in losingr Mr. and Mrs. l-lill, they lose true and worthy friends, yet, what to us is ioss. is to others gain. The united prayer of our League is, that God's Spirit may surround and uplift them wherever thvy may go, and that at last when the crowns are given out, their's may be full of stars. The following is a c0py of the address: To REV“. AN!) MRS, HILL,â€" We, the members of the E. L. of (‘. 1‘7, 0! this Church, desire to express our uppreclutiun of your labours. During ynur stay in our midst, we feel that the interest in our League has been In H great measure due to the regularity of your attendance at nur meetings. Your exhormtions and the interest you have taken in the grou th and success of our Society have hcen lmth heneliciul and encouraging. We will unss you in our gatherings, but. as your pastorate “Inst of necc>sity end here, ue \xish you every success in your next field oflulmr, and hope to heard 01 your prosperity in connection with Your charge at l’n-lle- ville, to which we are pleased to Warn l that. you haye received a. unanimous uuuu .1 uu “a,“ .- _ call, and we pray God to bless you and yours in this life. and hope to mevt you in the Land of Rest when our labors here are over. The following are fourteen great mistakes that may be treasured m the memory with profit to all 2 It is a great mistake to set up our own standzud of light and wrong and judge people accoxd- ingly. To expect umformxty of opmxon in this world. To look for judgment and ex- penance 1n youth. | 1 -11 J:-_,‘_ l"" "" ' ' .4 . To endeavor to mold all dlSpOS- itions alike. Not to yield in immaterial trifies. » ....... To look for perfection in our own actxons. V . -fi- To worry ourselves and others with what cannot be remedied. ”Not to alleviate all that needs alleviation as far as lies in 0111 p0\\'Cl’. I‘ r_,_ L‘-_ :_C_..-:L:An PM” Not to allow for the infirmities of olhers. u. u...- __ To consider ex erything impos- sible that we cannot perform. ulst- -..-.- To believe only what our finite minds can grasp. . . . ' nxnnn-uv v,, To expect to be able to under- stand everything. 'l‘o judge people’s hearts from what we can see of their lives. And, the greatest of all mistakes â€"â€"to live for time alone, when my moment may launch us int ity.-Selected. In Omemee, on Monday, 1897, to Mr. and Mrs. S. P.l Dr. Fred. W. Office hours 9 a.m.1o 6 p! 0111“: Residence. King 8 MILLBROOK. : : :, ONTA'S Mlllbrook omce. over new Post 0mm umemee omce. over Brudburn’a Groq OME‘AIEE EVERY MONDAY‘ Ban-later, Solicitor. Notary Pub Money to Loan, Fowler‘s Corners. King‘s Wharf. Fourteen Mistakes. Robert Ruddy? Gunman, Jun-z lSTn,'1897. Mus. (,‘ocmuxs, Pres. C. L. BEATTY, Sec‘y. DENTIST. BORN I. WHITESMITH, 011‘ MANILLA, WATCIIMAKER AND JEWELER. \Vill visit Omemee, on the 8th, 9th, 10m and 1211: July, in repair walchemclocks All work unarumeml. He will ulsnhuve alum-k of Watches and a full line of Spectacles lie-gaming the rellubility of Mr. \Vhilvsmlth, the lolluwing kind words {ruin Rev, W, B. Tucker, will Le “1' service: To ALL “Hm.“ n- M/n' Coxcmm: â€"uim~e ISMâ€"he is hunted to they full- est extent. No one need hesitate to leave any wurk with Mr. Issac \thesmilh, unr Manilla meler. Here, where he has lived and dune business fur many years THE HUFFMAN HOUSE. CornerCharlotLo and Winer- This new Hotel hm; boon nvwly rt-modclrd and renovated and is now mu: of the host, furnished houses in (‘unndm Hood Mable accmnmodution. 'l‘crmnreumnmhlc. 413m. (‘ull at Mr. Perrin's Drug S‘ore, in Lindsay, for pure drugs. Try :1 bottle of Perrin’a l’inc 'J'ar (‘nrdinl at. 25c. The great. (‘omzh and Cold Remedy. A call is soliciwd.---ll-3m. Brooks House, Cur. KPnt and “'11). Shh, newly opvenod. newly I'lll'llihhl'll tln'uuglmut. Large and (‘mnmmllnus stables uml uurntive hustlor. l‘nllsuliclwd. Mr. h-oulu,[’rop., Iurmcrly of tho: Benso- Homerâ€"am "A Fresh Hum ()i‘luu Wins The Race." M. II. Sisson begs to announce to his friends and .ormer patrons that he has re- ()pPIN-(l business in the premises next to l'ul‘it‘r'h‘ llooksmrn, Kent-51., Lindsay. and earnestly solicits a roniiuuuuce of their ilvor. Our Stock is all New. and was pvr- sonnlly selected from ihv fiamph-s of the host. Inunulncturors. A full line orihe now- 0st goods in line footwear ulwnyn on imml. Also u vomph-tc slut-k of School Boots. l.mli(-.~’ iinlviwrs. Evening Shot-s. \Valklng Show, (ivm'n Ruhbrrs, Child’s Rubbers. Ladies and Gentlemen of skill and ability, to art as agents for one of the best publishing houses in (‘unadun Big Cmumlssion. Prnspectus free to work- ers. Frvight paid. A. L. MERRILL. 6: Co., Ottawa. 1‘ you want a first class Binder, Mower, Hon-a Rukv, or any uther Harvesting Mavhinv, do not purvlmse tiH ynn call and inm ect those on exhibition at Flv Danceya imMementahop,nmmsite Wm Dormul’s old stand, Umemee. Hum! pasture for Ion hand anMtIO. Good m-vek running through the pasture. Salt, m-nvmrcl “very week. 'l‘i'rms 6%. per head. to he pznd bornre can!“ ure- removed. .1. \V. SHERIN. Lot 17. 13011.3, Emll)‘. 97-41, Umemeo Postomce. NOTN'E is here-by uiv n undor R.S 0., l'lmp. HU. Sec. 35, that all peruonu having claims against Hm Esime of the inte Ann Callahan. late of thv anmhip of Emily. who dlvdon ornbom :heSth day orMuy. 1897. uru re ulrmi to spud (he sane to Mr. P. (‘nlla- han m Imwneyvme P.O.. Administrator of mud Estate, on or before the ul‘u'r which said last mentioned dam tha Ad- minislrmnrwnl not be liable xnr any ellim of whit-h he shall not then have had notico. Dutvd th is Sm day orJune, 1897. TH: FINEST Tu :N THE WORLD “Mbnsoon” Teal» put up by the Indian Tc: grower: x}! a sample of Iho bus! qualmc: pf Ind-an 'l‘cm‘. Therefore they use the grades: care in \ha wlrction of the Tan and i1: blend. nut ix wlw they put it up thcmuelvou and sell it only In the arigma, .. -ml "rm-ll“. ~â€" Bold ix.) bulk: WQME’. NINDOUET NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ALL 0000 GROCERB KEEP IT. If your grocer does not keep h. an him to wrlu . STEEL. HAYTER a. CO. Hll IL uy unn:u-â€"-.---â€" -u- _- , ‘_ making" thereby "curing in purity and excellence. 1’ng gp_in_}‘ “3.. x 1b. am! 5 lb. xmckugcs. and never Wool Wanted 1 Highest cash price paid {or wool and wool pickings and feathers, or goods given in exchange. 15th Day of July, 1897, done every day in the wool seasou. Roll Carding See our. all {vool and mixed mat- tresses, the best made.” Bone meal Ior fertilizing pur- poses, ground finc or coarse. “ Auld Acquaintance " 1i and 13 Front strut East. Toronto. .50 (E. uxk o... .55.. «uh 5:. :05 IN ITS NATIVE PURITY SISSON (‘O.. Kcm Ht... Lindsay. WANTED. PASTURE. Ft PERFECT TEA Tn rowan-1. hu-mlh'ny um! wrnknvu, :upumwmun -Inullhy unnatural. Th. “luau-n. 1;:4: run-u luymmgwomun, “.1 :â€" a'u] dannpnwm, mafia. IMH- luu, «.‘u‘nr '1' It. A-kfnr‘l‘ha D-n Qt 1mm I.” nun-u a-ll (hum I! H p-r km 0 lwturumudy !nr r ,nwr . .. v SHOULD TAKE PEREYEOYM WAFE W, Bum. 'lL'cx:m, Meflnmlist Minister. Solicitor for Admiulshnmr, unnamomc .t ()MKMEE. W. FAINT [11113111 Wnullen Mill. R. RUDDY. 3124., l’eterboro. Brid ad Dont fail to try “ Dr. Sheir's Sciatic Cure,” also “Catarrh Remedy." which are giving great relief to sufferers from these giaeases. pm. up at East. End Drug Store Lindsav; 1897 BIGYCLES 1897 W. G. ENGLISH AGENT FUR A LE RTS ...... $60.00. 0H I'J’S," . $85.00 CAPITALS .. 75.00. UENEVAS, 85. Cycle repairs and sundries a1“ a_\ s on hand at. the Dominion CarrianeWurks, Umemee Arrangements have been made by the undersigned to lend on Real Estate security at rates of interest from 5 to 7 per cent, very large sums at g 31",, the mort- gages taken for any term not C):- ceeding ten years. and the inter- est payable yearly, half yearly or quarterly, on days fixed to suit borrower, Principal can be re- duced by instalment. Apply to BARRON 8; S'l‘liERS, Dominion Bank Building, \Villiam Street. Lindsay. i A fine fresh stock, just arrlved, of the Choicest Brands of Pastry lFlour, consisting of the Queen 5, EPcople' 5 Mixed, Standard and other “ell selected Brands Also 3a choice line of meals, comprising lxolled Oats, Standard Out \leal, Rolled ll heat, ll heatlets, Cracked .11 heat, Graham Flour and Corn l Meals. These brandsare all man- lufactured by the \ lC'l 0R1 A lROLLER MILLS. A call is â€"â€"AT TH Eâ€" West End Finnr and FM Store. solicited. Anything from :1 Clock 10 :1 Steam Engine repaired wim newness and despau-h. Hue Machine \\ ork a Specialtv. Bicycles, sew- ing Machines, Guns. Loekauys. Electric Bells, Dental Murhlncry. Surgical Instru- men‘s. 610.. repaired, Skates sharpened by special machine. No. 2.3 William St... Norm. Take notice that the uanslun House. Lind- say. has changed hands. directly opposite the market, where you can have ample and commudlous at‘cummodutinn for yourself cud your horse. The bar newly supplied with thn best. brands ufllquor and cigars. Atten- nvo hostler always on hund.. Holman Bull". fmprlqtoru. Cull sollclted. Terms ream} datum-L20 3m THE Peoples’ Grloeerty Llnduy Bicycle and Genarul Rapid! Works W. WEBSTER, PROPRIETOR. Is the Place to buy Fresh’ Family Groceries at Bargain : Pripés. TEAS AND COFFEES a. Specialty this week. Omemee and Emily Citizens NE PASTRY FLOUR WmBRADBURW MONEYLENT. TENTS T0 REIT. PETERBOROUQH, Ont, Cénada.~:§" Tent, Flag Sripped Awnings- ALL 812 E‘ u if J. E. Adams OMEMEE, ONT. “m“ FLAGS T0 RENT FOR DECORATION PURPOSES. “L“ ' WW ‘ Cl'rIEs, TOWNS AND Vlm‘Aurzs DE(.‘()RA'1‘ED T0 QEDER NEW POST OFFICE BLOCK, -' TERMS, CASH;§§.;; calers in all a, Legging , Awnin Roller 7 nd 1 The “ Diamond Jubilee" Hymn (From nnd English wurtim, " Diamond Jubilee "4' larch. " Diamond Jubilee" \Vullzes,"'l‘each /' the little ones u Prayer," “ Love’s Adieu," “ (‘hip In " (a motto Soup.“ Liars A" ” (A yuipurous Sung). one Cent Stamps Pr? fared. During: 11):», past \« inter I was success- ful in fieClll’illK a great quantity of un- usually tine pump timber. This will be of benefit to all my custunmrs, and MI! serve to maintain the highstundard of quality that my goods lluVe enjoyed ln we must. The " I 16:11," fnr159'7,is by all (add! the best. in the market. It: first coat, is vex- low, when you remember that it Is strictly A High Grader, and the annual (ms! for nmintenance and repuin is low- er still. I have handled those mills fur six years and have never yet made a. repair on account of defect in material or poor workmanship. Send fur particulars of my other lines. WASHING MACHINES, etc. l3. WALTER SHEEN. Peterboro, Ontario“ TELEPHONE 92. irnnch at LINDSAY, in charge of P. 0. BOX 862. Pumps for Every Service W. H. IRWIN. JULEH NORMAN MONTREAL. TENTS T0 RENT. (WP; ALL KINDS-