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fissistam lu‘w 4.516.555.» 1) l . 102.“) 8,413.50“: 370.1% 60.018.» amount at .CK ay Branch 1m. HI NK tit ranell Jbtaind safe, men 232 Hrs. I. Lowe and Miss Lowe, Der- ryvmc. visited Mr. R.‘Wa.lters- on Saturdny. Him Irene Bingham, ' of Pilot Mound is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. m. Norman Ferguson visited with friends in Toronto last week. Hrs. J. McLaughlin, of Cannington visited her mother. Mrs. Leas on ’I‘uesday. Mrs. G. McEachren entertained the Bible class on Tuesday evening. m ._, V4.7“. Mr. B. A. Preston of Victoria Harbor, spent Sunday with friends here. A gang of men are busy making the Queen's Hotel sheds and stables ready for the C. -P.R. horses. ’Mr. Charlie Poulter, Cobourg, is visiting his brothers this week. Mrs. J. Hardy, Cannington, visited her brother. Mr. McNabb on Tues- day. Dr. chay has sold his coal busi- ness and sheds to Mr. Norman Camp- bell. Ir. Campbell will manage the busines after May let. Mrs. Webster entertained a number ”f young people of the village and also a number from Kirkfield to a party on Friday evening. Mtss 5. Campbell- spent Friday and Saturday with her friend, Mrs. J. McLaughlin. Cannington. to P18! ville was Week’s Doings $rom Woodville WEEKLY EDITION ille‘ his home here. u. and Mrs. Fred Green visited Mr. S. C opp, Fenelon Falls, this WE are paying the highest prices we have ever paid. Growers, call at our office and get nur prices. Peas now ready to be taken away LINDSAY PEAS me SE 3 Elsa? us; gappfig Yam? Nigeds iii Qfit’mms, Printsg Shinings fimfims and Cotmnades : : Continued On page four. (Special eo The Post) 9 Kirkfield correspondent must . )oen misinformed in regard to hockey match played at Wood- _ A dispute arose and the game lelt unfinished with some 7 mins. lay. The score when the referee, Jae. Daniels called‘his men ofi Warne Stoddard spent Sunday “runâ€"(y V'ictorETâ€"an. ur away-om“. in favor of Wood- . W. MCGAFFEY ,v New FLOO!‘ Rugs, New Lace Curtains, and Ginves. 0 New Blouses in White Lawn o specials and.............................. New White and Grey Cottons at. .8c, 10 and 12 1-26 New Sateen Underskirts in Black, embroidery trim- med, at ............... ....ooo$100 313d 1. 25 New Sprin v Dress Goods in plain and fancy checks 2 specials ............. ’1. ....... 25c and 50c New Sheetings in White and unbleached, 25c, 35c and ...................................... 40c New Prints at... New Spring Gioghams at. . Interment will take. place at Pon- tiac, Mich. “Does he meet his bills promptly?- “Only by accident I asaure you. He avoids them as long as possible.“ BURTâ€"CARDINEâ€"In the church of the Good 8129de, Stayner, Out. on ,Tuesday, Feb. 28, 1911 by the rec- _â€".‘â€"0 ~â€" gtor, Rev. F. Famcomb, assisted by the Rev. Canon Burt, of Huntsville Ont. Miss M. Jardiue. of Halibut- ton to Mr. F. S. Burt, oi Min- i! den During his stay at McMaster he was an athlete of note, and wellâ€"known in university centres. Rev. Mr. . Cornish leaves ’his widow, Mr. G. A._ Cornish, lecturer of the University of Toronto and formerly offLindsay Collegiate Institute, is abrother. Rev. '1‘. H. Cornish, a graduate oi McMnster University, Toronto, in 1900, and a son of F. W..Cornish. of. Melville avenue. Toronto, died at Mentone, Cal. He was, until a year ago, pastor of a congregation in Pontiac, Mich. Last year \he took a graduate course at Chicago Univer- sity, and afterwards went to ICali- fornia. FORMER TEACHERS BROTHER DEAD SIR WILFRID LAURIER Whose masterly exposition of the Re- ciprocity pact in the House of Comâ€" mons on Tuesday was one of the greatest eflorts of his brilliant car- 10c, 12 1 :20 and 150 ............. $3.00 . . .ICC and 12 1'26 3 Madrid, March 8.â€"Ventura Bagaria lthe Anarchist, who attempted to l’caJiIe King Alfonso's life on Monday, poisoned himself in his cell toâ€"day. KING KILLER KILLED HEMSELF ARCHERâ€"In Anson township. on Feb. 27. to Mr. and Mré. Thos. Archer, a daughter. Miss Nellie Rogers :3 visiting in CarnarVon. Mrs. L. H. Bedimgton and fwo children are visiting friends in me city. Worshipful Bro. J. H. Delexnere un der authority of the supreme grand lodge of B.N.A. accompanied by Mr R. H. Baker Went to Lochlin ob Wednesday eVening and met some 60 or 70 brethren on the occasion of the dedication of the new Orange Hall. Mr. L. H. Bedlingtou returned to the city on Monday. Mr. Buchanan has been doing a double duty this week. This is cans ed by the illness of Miss Marvin Mr. S. F. Stinson has mated his mills to Messrs, Mark and Ed- gar Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Spence Clegg, made a trip.to last week. Mr. M. Sisson. or Stanhope, pas‘ sed through town on Wednesday on his way to visit his brother-in- law Mr. Geo. Stevens who is m at his heme in Cobocank. Miss L. Whitney, of Lindsay, is visiting her friends. Miss Lena Fet- terly, of‘ town. Mr, W. Casey, and his, sister Miss Nellie started on Monday for Emily township, where their brother Robt. has purchased a farm. Mr. A. Lan-gdon made a. business] trip to Lindsay and Orillia lastl week. I Mr. E. Mitchell, of the G. T. R., Lindsay, is visiting friends in this burg. Mr. R. C. Garratt, of town, his niece, Mrs. Lee Prentice. of land. Wisconsin, visited friends Carnarvon last week. (Special to the Post.) Mr. F. Burt and his bride arrivâ€" ed in town (on Friday evening last. Minden Doings Duly Described Hosiery and Mr. Hall ’3 lake LINDSAY, ONTARIO, FRIDAY. MARCH 10 1911 Ask (Special to the Post.) There will be a demonstration by the Quaker Oats Co., at Manilla, March, 13th. at 2-30 ‘p.m. sharp. at the home of Mrs. Dr. McPhai1,This demonstration will be held ubder the auspices of the Woman’s In- stitute and will be not great educat ional value. EVGI‘Y’ member will be expected to be DI‘ESent and bring your friends. All ladies in the Com- munity areco-rddally invited. Several from here attended the inner al of Mrs..McGin1ey of North Ops mat week. Mr. James Brien was the loser of 2 fine horse last week. Death was due to paralysis. Mr. Thos.‘ Brien made a business trip to Peterboro at the end of the week. Miss Leta Briel'a is visiting friends on the Scotch Line at present. Miss Carew is to be complimented on the fine success, and we hope that the people will take heart and not wait five or six years for a leader. After the programme the baskets were auctioned off by Mr, Wm. Hay. Many of these were beautifully dec- orated, and called for handsome sums in return. When the newly-made comples had spent an hour or so in becoming acquainted and reachzng the bottom of the baskets, the people dispersed, all feeling the better of the pleasant evening spent in the 01d schcol. Although the concert was mterming- led with many gramaphone selections which were very amusing, “Why We did not Marry," a dialogue which was acted by seven couples was one of the most enjoyable parts of the concert. Mrs. Cathro of Lindsay sang a couple of pleasant songs quite to the liking of the audience. One of the chief entertainers of the evening was an ex-teacher, Miss G. Thornbury, of Lindsay, who favoured the audicnee vim several ,songs and recitations. M155 Thompson, of the L. C. I. who seems to be gifted with reciting, also added iargcly to the success of the evening. Several {mo instrumentals were ren- dered by the Misses M. Endicott and H. Carew; Mrs. P. Page, Miss H. and Mr. G. Clarke, and Miss M. and Mr, H. Endicott. The concert was opened about 8.30 with a few remarks from the Chair- man,. Mr. Wm. Hay. The first item on the programme was an instrumem tal by Miss Winnie End cott. After an encore had‘been rendered, Miss Hazel Robertson gave a short recita- tion in a manner chich satisfied the audience quite aswell as the next item, which was asong by Master Cleve . Endicott. A dialogue entitled, “Taking the Census,” in which the chief "pcrsonages were Miss H. Carew and Mr. Wm. Robertson, gave a great deal of amusement. During the concert recitations were given by Miss A. Wallace and Master A. Brien, who did splendidly .when we consider that this is the first time they have appeared\ before a crowd. our school, Miss thel Carew, Lind- say, and the stuients, aided by a law outsiders game .an excellent concert. which was followed by a basket social Pleasant Point, March 6.~â€"â€"'l‘his cor ner is wakenihg up once more to the good old times which have been slumbering this last’five or.six years On Thursday evening the teacher of LINDSAY TALENT 0N PROGRAMME KING ALFONSO 0F SPAIN The Anarchist who attempted the life\ of the Spanish Monarch Mon- day attempted suicide to-day. MANILLA. Miss Annie Anderson, of L. C. I. spent. Sunday with\ her parents near here. Miss Kendall and Mr. Moore of Powles Corners, attended Divine sex-.5 vine service h} the Llethodjst church on Sunday. _Mr. John Worsley from the North West is visiting Mr. E. Worsley here. Rev. J. B. Anderson is holding special meetings at the 'English Church here. Mr. W. Cummings had a; horse kick- ed and badly cut on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. McLean entertained a number of their friends one even- ing lately. Mrs. Cooper, of Powles Corner and Mrs. Worsley, of Zion, are visiting Mr. Worsley’s. (Special to The Post) Mr. .and ers. Ingram have returned from. Toronto. where they have been spending the winter. Rev. Father Brunet, of Ottawa University, who was one of the wit- nesses of the experiment, disputes Mr Keogh’s success‘. \ Ottawa, Ont., March 6. â€"â€" Lucius Keogh, science master at Ottawa Col- legiate Institute, and former Princ1- pal of Peterbcro Separate School, on Saturday afternoon attempted and he claims successfully, the transmisâ€" sion. of copper into iron._ This is pro- bably one of the oldest of scientific problems, hundreds of the best known savants having, after great research, pronounced it impossible, but Mr. Keogh. before a small but select gathering, demonstrated to his own satisfaction, and also to that of sev- eral laymen present, that he has at last mastered the secret. Mr. Keogh has been working on the idea for sev- eral years past, and alleges that he has discovered a certain solution that makes the more valuable metal into the baser. REV. J. BENNETT ANDERSON. Who is conducting amission at St. George’s Church, Cameron. Mr. Anderson will be at Cameron only until Wednesday of next week. MGDERN ALCHEMIST CLAIMS SUCCESS A gang of men, numbering twelve who; are at work repairing the telephone line from Lindsay to Black water lodged at Mrs. Rodd's Tem- perance House, the past week. They report godd meals. {We are sorry to relate the death of an old and respected vitizen, Mrs Mr. Farrow, and son, of Toron. to have been in our village and vi- cinity for the past three weeks sel- ling Winnipeg real estate. Quite a. number have invested, and again a good number have not. they believ- ing in the old saying, "a bird in the hanh is worth two in the bush.” Mrs. Dr. G. W. Hall, and MiSS Greenaway were inToronto last week for a few days. (Spatial to the Post.) Rev.’C. (HI. Hainer, pastor of the Little Britain Methodist church an- nounced from his pulpit last night thaq’ 'his swb‘dect next Sabbath morn ing, March 12, would be, A Bible Hero, and in the owning, the hand of God writing the destiny of the nations. The choir is preparing spec ial music for both services, morn- ing and evening. _ The song service held in the Methodist church on Sunday even- ing was attended by a large conâ€" gregation. Little Britain Live Brevities Conunuea on page 4. CAMERON] ‘ CAPlTAL STOCK PAID UP - $ 4,000,000 . Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits 5.300.000 ““h- {g Dsposfis by the Public ........................ 49,300,000 g Total Assets ....................................... 62, 600, 000 SP5 CLXL AT ENTION GIVEN TO SAVINGS ACVOUNTS Lindsay Branch - - R037. ROSS, Manage: ”217 It!” LLEVILIE MAN IN A MIX- UP;g The work on the new C. P. R. appearance of a small town- bridge at the: Distillery Creek, is progressing as fast as possible and every effort is being made by (he contractors, the Toronto Constructâ€" ion Company to have the piers plac . ed on the east side of the river while the ice holds out. Already three out of the four are complet- ed and the coifer dam for fourth is finished, ready: for the concrete The construction camp at i | felon 7 road, and is quite a struction work The gravel used on all the mnâ€" is being taken from Mr. Pat Murphy’s pit on the Fen- long :hauL i ; I z i this ,' destination. MR. WILFORD ' 5 CONTRACT Mr. F. P. WilforC_ who has the contract for the stretch from Lind- say cast a. distance of eleven at twelve miles, is unloading his plant today and having it hauled to its He intends starting point is very interesting and has the 1work on his section at once. Toronto, March 8.â€"'I‘wo crowded street cars crashed together at the intersection of College-st, and Spa- dina Ave. this morning. John Dunc- an, Miss May Street and Georgina Smith were injured, and ascore of others inJured. Last night shortly before nine o‘- clock a fight took place in the Grand Union hotel, in which a Belleville man named P. Green fared badly. He got mixed up with a rowdy element and one of the number named Camp- bell gave him a' severe pummelling. Constable Short was called, and the names of those participating in the fracas were secured. The proprietor of the Grand Union has the reputa- tion of running a first-class house. He is ill at present, however, and his condition is being taken advant- age of by toughs who delight in dis- playing their pugil stic abilities. WORK BEING RUSHED 0N GRAIN ROUTE GREAT ACTIVITY ALL ALONG THE LENE CRGWDED STREET CARS COLLIDED Minister of War in the Asquith Govâ€" ernment, who will likely go to the House bf Lords. (From Wednesday '5 Post.) HON. MI}. HALDANE SIR WILFRID LAURIE}? DOMINION BANK §Weeks Doings i From Oakwood ] Kirkfield and Coboconk played a. game which ended in a score of 3â€": They will play at on our rink Wed- (Special to the Post; The Women’s Institute intend hold ing their March meeting at the home of Mrs. E. G. Lytle, March 14th instead of the 15th. Miss A Goldie, a graduate of Guelph Go,- lege will be present. and give a talk and demonstration on the cook. ing of cereals. An essay on spring, its beauty and work will be given by Mrs. A. C. White. Several of the other ladies will also take a part in the program. We expect I: O. Wakely to have our Vacuum cleaner at the meeting, and show us how to work it. A good at- tendanc? is hoped for. as we hope to have a very instructiVe andpra fitaable meeting. Miss Stella P11in is spending a short} time with her mother, Mrs. Philp Mrs. Taylor. of Little Britain; spent Sunday with friends here; who were pleased to see her again in our village. :3 Kirkfield hockey team drove to Coboconk last week on Saturday to play the winners of the game be- tween Coboconk and Kinmount. How- ever the rather did not apnear. The winners were to be given a prim of $10. A 'bunch of our young: people drove to Woodville last week to enjoy a skate on the latter's rink. One of getting her side badly hurt. Wehope for a speedy recovery. (Special t9 The Post) Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Foster and famâ€" ily, of Balsoverv, moved into the house owned by Mr. HUgh Macken- zie, of Toronto, and will occupy the front part of it. We are glad to have them in our village. Jottings From Busy “min eld Contimaed on Base 5. PAGES ME 2538 'EWEEXE 10