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’features Opuiar- radon, 85 noney LLE Sterling, cu treaty: lble rates. mon, for 380 80 )urces rt of the ms every -ezters of of bins '. 1817 y Bram: P 81:? [Chafing Sale of Furs Lindsay :elcbrate fPfiU sted on \V 'â€" that 112' home in Toronto Mrs m as made the recipient 0! Med knives and forks, and I! £13 was presented with a mmi toilet and mamcure set. various games. music etc were Jged 11.1111 returned home. hav- spat a pleasant evening Mrs m Webster leave for Toronto m of this week. mute Philp. who has been some time at her home interned to Lindsay Saturday ’4 recently- ” Pentose left on Friday is . and g few days with her niece. ms mic 109” 8‘ Reab°r°° A 13!!! number of neighbors and gathered on Friday last at the W oi!”- Jmes Webster, to bid as isn't“ prior to their leaving AAAAA Wm FROM BUSY OAKWOOD '” ” CLEANED BY OUR CORRESPONDENT 12.11:. Arthur R. Webster. After: Mr. A. o. Hogg, a: fromnto. spent meat the house the remains were Friday in our village. W in the Riverside cemetery,‘ Mr. and Mrs. MCC‘uJJy, and son 133837. We extend our sympathy to Ray, of Wick, were guests of Mr and 91mm friends. Mrs. G. B. Rennie on Sanity. harass. 5?. has returned home. Misses Smith and Shannon. of Lit- Fwapzeasant visit with friends in tle Britain, spent arew days with Easy .their cousin. Mrs. E. P. Rodman dur- 3111.3. Bonnv has been quite in mg the week. returning to their hom- mg the week but is now recover- es on Friday. 3' ' Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thewy friends of Frederick E. that: harned with regret of his at: which took place at the Ross burial Hospital. Lindsay. at the Image a! 19 years and 8 months, Inn fibres of over two months. ism, Ira. J. P. Schatz. o! dim. Pa, was summoned to his haeml weeks ago, and al- mgh doctors of Lindsay and Tor- mm in attendance. the hand of moonld not he stayed. The far “IN place on Tuesday afternoon M18! residence of his brother-i:â€" "um party a: the home of Mr. and Mrs. gammy on Wednesday evening it: a number from here attended you”! b_3_hrm)t )Iufis reg: $4." 4.7), sale 553. 75' 19E! :5" 5:69 34M neg S76 50 sale $5.00: ”3 ' "‘-,’ .‘1‘ ve SHUU and 19;; 311,00, Sale $9.00 “‘llfi'i :m \‘mle )qufx' 160' . 38-00; sale \ O 'J-‘J: rec. 51w)”, saxeST. 00. 3:) 04) Ind happy ”gas Murray and family mov- I: out vicinity to Peterboro on . m they will reside. “out Wright. of Peniel. was ,5: of her cousin ,Mrs. A. E. Hawk; r 7, Julie“ ‘ .5 MI" - mmmed coat ‘ sm black 1""7 ‘ 911.5116 ‘ es !? O x I a.) and 1:19: - I')‘ - 30 1. 8 L} 3 I_ .- f0] "“ ‘) 1;,0“ (rat! Lurday Hancock has purcnaseu occupied by Mr. P. ‘ S. u- Inckson at 3' gOOd "0 re 87.50 {umh Cohm-r, r92. 5. .00, 53 Q '30 " J 9118 L" '= usale 94002182, 51-, S S han DHVCTS. $6 for $5 Jackson Astrachan fur coats, 25 inch ’3 f0? 73:"). Szble uimmed 1C imbeft' Cf Lindmy’ with her parents. mbert. at the pars- moved 1 4.30 for 83.7?) and 56 {01' Men’s Fur Caps urchased nto Mr. ' rsday Year and Our young people are preparing a the play entitled Valley Farm, to be bid given shortly. Further announcement ring will be made as to the date. drs. Mr. Will A. Silverwood. of Saska- of toon. Sask., visited our village on and Tuesday. His many friends here are 3 always pleased to see him in our set. midst. Mr. William Coad is having a sale of his farm stdck, implements. etc., on Friday. March 15th. Mr. Goad and family, also Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Coad and family are leaving for the Qaskatchewan district shortly. Their many friends regret their departure from our midst, but wish them all abundant success in their new home. Mr. A. E. Webster sold his fine black team to McMillan Ema, of Port Perry, for the handsome sum of Mr. T. R. Cann is moving into the house belonging to Mrs. Campbell of Woodville this week, and Mr. Arthur Everson is mon‘ng an to Mr. Guam- hers’ farm near Cambray. Mrs. D. Nichols, of Cambray. has mbvec on to the farm formerly occupied by Mr. Miss Grace Williams. of Sunder- land. is at present staying with. her sister, Mrs. Dr. Steven:, and wf-I at- tend the school here until the sum» mer vacation. Miss Florence Fairman, after spend- ing a few days with friends here, re- turned to Omemee on Monday epen- ing. Mr. B. B. Hicks left for Toronto on Monday, after visiting his parents for some time. J- Frank Coad, recgntly purchased by her brother, Mr. George Colwell. Mr. Wilmot F. Webster, Toronto, was in our village on Monday and Tuesday of this week. Owing to the storm the leap year skate was postponed for a week, and took place last Thursday evening. The night was an ideal one, and the ice in excellent condition. A large crowi of young people attended from the surrounding villages, and avery enjoyable time was spent. Misses E. Walton and C. Burgis. and Mr. S. Ferguson spent Sunday with friends in Cannington. ' Mr. D. Harcees, of Toronto, spent Sunday with friends here. Miss Leta Hill visited her cousin, Miss Florence Giles, at Linden Valley on Sunday. THE LINDSAY POST Mccmly. and son Nessie, the bride dressed all in white re guests of Mr and llooked very pretty. The old ladies. 5 on Sunday- and' grandmother, dressed as in years nd Slennon. of 'Lit- ago, looked very picturesque. As this ; a few days with ! is a new rink and there are so many E. P. Badman dur- i beginners, the skating was not to 1ming to their hom- be taken into consideration in judgâ€" . ing costumes. but the judges did and Mrs. Herbert which was very unfair. Brown Cmev Srnies $4 fors ;$:‘ ) for $4 and T'th Ties ~32. '2?) for :11 90 Mink Marine: Stoles, rag. $5 50, sale 4.50 reg. $6. sale 55; reg. $11, sate S9; reg. $12, sale $9.50. Mink Marmot Throw Tim, S4 for 5:31; $10 for $8. Black Persian Wedg: Cips, S9 for $7 :30 and $12éfor :51"! for $20 One brown Ladies’ furâ€"fined coat, one navy and one green shell, rat lined, Sab e trimmed, reg. $.50, sale S56 Men’s curl lined mat; with fur collars, reg. 518, Sale 812}: reg. 3'25, sale 3'20 Persian Paw Caps, adies' Poniette coats S (Special to The Post.) Cameron, March 50â€"Aft9r postpon- ing our carnival two or three times, we succeeded in getting one of the most beautiful of nights last Satur- day. and as it was pretty good go- ing on the roads. only-when it came to turning out. there was a large crowd. Mr. M. Maybee and Mr. Wess Hewie were judges, There were three for the nail race, but it did not come off, as an accident happened one of the ladies at the start, and her sister went to ”her aid, thus leaving no one ,for the other one to race against. l ? â€"..â€"â€"-.- <-._â€"â€"â€"-. -._- Easter week. The bun race caused a. great «seal of merriment. as also did the ladder race. Some of the costumes worthy of mention were Mr. Sam Anderson. dressed as Uncle Sam, with stars and stripes, Clifford Pen-in as a Scotch lad. Thelma Townsend as a Scotch As Mr. J. Howell was driving into the village on Tuesday afternoon, while passing Goad Co's sheds his horse, a spirited young animal, took fright and started to run. In turning the corner, the cutter upset, throw- ing the driver, robes, etc., out. The horse ran as far as the Methodist church, ~where it was stopped with- out any damage being done. CAMERON CARNIVAL PROVED SUCCESS The members of the Mission Band are busy preparing for their annual Easter concert to be given‘ during Mr. Wilmot F. Webster, late of Dunsford, having purchased the stock of .furniture, groceries, etc, from Mr. Oscar ~Wakely, will shortly become a resident of our village. Mr. Webster having completed a Special course in undertaking and embalming, will al- so carry a complete stock of all neâ€" cessaries pertaining} to that line of business. Mr. and Mrs. Webster will be accorded a hearty welcome-.to our village. Mr. George Real moved on Tues- day on to his farm on the 10th con- cession and Mr. Hugn King will oc- cupy the farm vacated by Mr. Real. Mrs. and Miss McCrimmon, o! Woodville, spent Tuesday with Mrs. G. B. Rennie. Mr. A. L. Short spent the week end at his home here. Mr. Anson Walton has purchased the house and lot owned by Mr Fred Saville north of the village. Grimston, on Monday, Feb, 26th, a daughter. :0 f01'$° 0021‘ s..- ‘1 ~l a U for 2for318 and S2?) flown on business lately. "‘he Misses Paton have re turnzd af- .. § . -â€" .- - in? +wn 1mm; sumt in saw? a” Me '7 I Mr. J. H. Fullerton. of Toronto, latest styles in up-to-date millinery. was in town to-day. Notice of open: 11 «vs later. LlNDSAV, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, MARCH 8 19|2 I Mr. E. Rowe wcnt to Toronto last gweek. Mr. Edgar Rogers was a visitor in Toronto. Messrs. J. J. Mortimer and John lKe r,nchm jr., were in Fcnelon Falls g(n Friday last. In Amen: those who attended a Masoâ€" gnicw m aetin: in town on Fri-day even- fin qg £10.11 a distance were noticed {Me 35 re. Geo. Dawkins, Jas. Duggan, “‘ lb «. Oliver and Joseph Church, all of ‘1 e.lert Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Broad, of Salem called on friends here last Thursday. Mr. Maurice Connor, of Kirkfield. visited his brother Wilmot this week. Several of our villagers were enâ€" tertained at a party at.the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Prouse on Wed- nesday evening of last week. Mr and Mrs. Prouse have moved to Lindsay, and will be missed very much. Dr. Wordsworth occupied the pulâ€" pit of the Methodist church on Sun- day and delivered two excellent ser- mons. Mr. Howard Lapp. who has been on the staff of the Standard Bank the last two years, has been removed to the head oflice o! the Standard Bank in Toronto. Rev. Dr. Wordsworth, of Toronto, preached in the Methodist church both morning and evening on Sunday last, taking for his text Christian stewardship. His sermons were much appreciated .by all. Mr. George Heatlie, of Tudhope's factory, Lindsay, was at his home on Sunday. a We are pleased to see Mr. Wm. Yeo, an, able to be out and around again. ' Mcssrs. Elba Yerex, Roy Glenney; and Stanley Dix were at Oakwood on Monday evening of last week, and gave a report as. the convention at Bellev-ille, which they recently at- Miss Gertrude York, of Lake Sim- coc. is visiting at. Mr. Archie Glen- ney’s this week. Mr. Arthur Prosser is sporting a new drivee thesé days. Mr. ”Lewis Irwin has *eturncd af- ter spending a couple of weeks at Orillia. Mr. and Mrs. A. Henderson, of ‘Zion and children were the guests of Mrs. E. Yerex on Sunday last. Rev. and Mrs Chapman entertained the Methodist choir at. the parsonage on Monday evening, and gave the choir an enjOyable evening. Mr. Charlie Kennedy has rented the house lately occupied by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Prouse. We welcome him and his family to our village. Messrs. Harry Drew and E. Davey, of Salem, enjoyed a skate on our rink Saturday evening. Mr. Woodley, of Port Perry, spent Sunday at Mr. David Yerex’s. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tremeer were at home to a. number of friends on Monday evening. A very pleasant ev- ening was spent. Several of our vnlagers were enter- tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rodman on Thursday evening last. A large number from here spe’nt Saturday in Lindsay. Quite a number of young people at- tended the social at Zion on Wednesâ€" day evening. of this week, and report a good time. Mr. (1. Kennedy has moved onto our village. We welcome him as a citizen to our village. Mr. Herman 'Stainton and Miss Verna Stainton of Layton visited at Mr. W. J. Hooper's on Saturday. Mr. J. J. Glass has disposed of his residence to Mrs. Horace Metherell. Mr. Glass intends moving to Lind- say this spring. Mr. McBride, of Iflllbrook, was in town on business lately. I‘ll If U VI "lll‘ Uhl‘ Mrs- Goo. Hewitt, ofBo;kung, who has Lzm visitin: friends at Cale'don, returned home one day last week. .‘..‘r. J. G. Hazard, of Mona Mills, vi-tited frlcnu's in this vicinity last week. Mr. Low, of Uxbridge, was in town 121:»: Thursday. Miss B9ssie Halward, of Toronto, is vis'tins: hsr parents here for 9. few days. Miss Muriel Blackwell. of Baaverton vis'ted her grandparents, Mr and Mrs W. H. Blackwell on Sunday. Mr. Asa Hagan, o? Gel‘ert, was in can last week, the gucs. of Mr. and \Irs. A. Palmer. Asa and Irvine Sharplcs and Ernest Ireland are go- ing to Strassburg, Sask., With Mr. Harry" Hen dtrson. V: (O- Mr. T. Stacey, of Sask., who has been visiting Mr. J. Stacey, has de- parted for his home, taking with him a. load of the host horses in this dis- Little Brigain Live Ereviiies NEWS 0? MEMBER iBrevities F rom ‘ ; Lively Cameron There was a good attendance at. the basket social in the Orange hall last Friday evening. Mr. Brown and Mr. Warren of town were present. The Orangemen gave a program of music, songs and recitations, Afterwards the baskets were sold, a few going at over a dollar. Proceeds amounted to $36. Mrs. Robt. Hewié and little daugh- ter are visiting her father, Mr West- away at Mariposa. Mr. P. J. Anderson. was in Toronto last Wednesday. Miss Gibson is visiting friends at Cobalt. 'Last Wednesday morning, Feb 28. when Mr. John Bates was removing a blanket from a horse in his stable, it kicked him in the face, knocking him inssensible. When he became con- scious, he managed to get to the house. His face was very much swol- len and he was laid up for a few days, but is able to be around again. Mrs. McDex-mott. of Sunderland, the guest of her daughter. Mrs Bianchard on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Wilson in Fene~ Ian Falls Friday of last week attendâ€" ing Mr. Clark‘s funeral. Mr. C. C. McPhadden arrived home from his western trip on Saturday. Miss Flossaie McDermott. of Toronto spent a few days with her mother last week. Mr. Wm. McPherson. in Toronto, for a few days. Mr. Peter Anderson. of Mariposa. was in town on Friday. Mrs. W. Anderson is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Beacock at Black- stock. Mr. Arthur Parkins is moving into this village, haVing bought Mr. Wors- lry’s farm. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton, who have been vis‘iting at Mr. Suggitt's have returned to the northwest this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Perrin of tovm are visiting at her parents. Mr Fell's OUR NEWS IE'ITER FROM CANNINGTON Mrs. W. Pollard, of Lindsay visited over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. P. Perrin. Mr. Elijah Worsley has moved to his new farm, formerly owned by Mr. R. Anderson. Miss G. Naylor, from near Lindsay is visiting friends around here. (Special to The Post.) . Mr. J. Perrin is residing in his new house in this village. Mr. Lorenzo Switzcr has been callâ€" ing on old acquaintances around here. Miss Ethel Smith, of town, spent Sunday with her parents. Miss Jcnnie Amey has returned home after spending a couple of weeks in Lindsay. had a jblly time. The Band was pres- ent. and did their best to help along the good time. Mrr. Yenney returned home from Toronto on Friday. Mrs. Chas. Beatty. of Brock, had the misfortune to fall and break her wrist bone on Wednesday evening of last week. We are glad to hear Mr. Adam Dobâ€" san is improving after his recent seâ€" vere illness. Two loads of skaters from the Beaâ€" vcrton Continuation School visited our rink on Wednesday night, and Leap Year skate at the rink Thurs- day night. Mr. Richard Matthews in Toronto on Tuesday. Mrs. W. McNeVin his returned oome from Toronto after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Mines, of that city. Miss M. Ward visited in Toronto for a few days last week. Mr. Cavana, of Orillia, was in town this week attending the funeral of his brother, Tom Cavana. who died in Lindsay on Saturday Mar. 2, and was brought here for burial on Tuesday. Mr. Howden, of the Automobile Works, had his hand badly hurt in some of the machinery last week. AJANEWEELE SPIESTERS’ CLUB ENTERTAIN 3 EVENING’S PRflflRAMME MUCH ENJOYED Mr. Thornton's son is recovering from an attack of pneumonia, also Mr. Irvin's son, who was in Lind- say hospital, is home again and im- proving nicely. This is the time for moving. Mr. i Porter has moved to our village and 1 Mr. A. Wright has moved on Mr. Porter ’6 farm. We also welcome Mr. N. McGill who moved from Lindsay ‘ to our vicinity. , 1 The weather is bright but cold, and the roads are being well travellâ€" ed, as the people are busy drawing wood. (From another correspondent.) The leap year banquet in the Fores- ters’ hall under the auspices of the league was pronounced by all a huge success. The tables were beautifully decorated to match the decorations of the hall, and lavishly provided, and though the crowd wasnot large, yet most of the chairs were occu- pied. The programme was pronounced the best that has been given here for many a day. Mrs. (Rem) Jones ofliciated at the piano. Miss Laidley sang in her usual pleasing manner. . Miss Story, A.T.C.M.., convinced all; pnesent of her superior talents as an; entertainer. The Spineters’ Club wasi very much enjoyed. The plot opens. with two disappointed spinsters who; decide to organize a Spinsters' Club: for the protection of their younger sisters from the heartaches of love making. The club is organized, but signally fails, for the old lovers re- turn, and the Sninsters‘ Club resolv- es itself into a marriage club. and all join in. The stage was an old fashioned parlor and the characters were. as follows: Two spinsters, Miss‘ Abby (Mrs. W. H. McGill), soprano, and Miss Martha (MrS. Andrew Mc-1 lill) alto; Margaret, (Miss Margaret; Hobbs.) soprano; ' idget, (Miss Mae ' Arthurs) mezzo soprano; Gretchen, 1 a l 1 l (Miss Lela Burn) alto; Nathaniel. (Mr. Lewis Fallis); Asa Holmes, (Mr. Wm. Arthurs); Fred, (Rev. Mr. Jones) tenor: Patrick, (Mr. Harry Anderson) tenor; Jacob, (Mr. W. H.j McGill,) baritone. All the charactersj were well represented, but Bridgetj and Patrick did excell. We enjoyed it all, gentle folk, and we hope you will give us many more like it. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Peel, of Manitoba, af- ter a visit of a few weeks among friends here, left on Saturday mornâ€" ing on their return trip to the west. (Special to The Post.) The banquet held or: 29th Feb. un- der the auspices of the league was a great success. The tables were heav- ily laden with dainties which were en-x joyed by all. The programme was 2.1- so excellent. The play “The Spinster Club” which was given by local tal- ent, was suitable, and well rendered. Miss Story, elocufionist, delighted the audience with several selections. We are pleased to know that Mr. W. Stineon's children, who were ill with pneumonia, are some better. What makes Jim Arthurs 100}: F0 happy ? Oh ! the stor}: has been vis- iting, and left a baby girl. Since “the Spinster Club has gone to smash" we Expect Mr. Jones, our pastor, will be kept busy. it the 'i‘mv'n H 111 2‘13; xix/t Mr. Madison H. CH. delivered '2: closing address of his serias to a large aud- ience. His subject was “Why I ama Socialist.” and in a splendid address he. explained why he forsook the minâ€" istry and took up the cause of So- cialis;g_‘. Mr. Hicks is a platform speaker with a pl-easaing style of ora- tory. He treated his subjects on an entirely difierent basis than did form- er Socialist craters and made a deep impress ion on all who heard him. MADISON HICKS March is coming in film a lamb, and we hope the lamb. may not have to change its coat. when March is goâ€" ing out. o‘ Vs. L 'Irl SIR EDI’JUND B. OSLER, M.P., PRESIDENT. w. o. MATTHEWS. VICE-PRESIDENT. C. A. BOGERT. General Manager. Capital paid up, $4,700,000. Reserve Fund $5,700,000. Total Assets. 870,000,” A COMPLEI'E BANKING SERVICE Every description of Banking business is transacted by THE DOMINION BANK. Collections promptly made and money remitted without delay. Advances made on Farmers’ Sale Notes. Travellers’ Checks and Letters of Credit issued. CLGD’ENG AEDRESS Mr. R. Scott took a trip to P:- terboro last week, coming back an . Wednesday. The auction sales of Mr. Jag. Byrne and Mrs. Watson held last week were .both largely attended. and passed 06 very satisfactorily; Miss Lottie Burke, of Peterboto, .spent the week end at her home here- i Miss J. McNevin, who was visiting Iin Toronto, returned home- Mr. John Doherty left for Brace- bridge on Thursday evening but: for a short visit. Mrs. (Dr.) White spent last «at: in Fenelon Fails, having been called to see her father, Mr. Clarke. who passed away during the week- Mrs. McQueen, of Manilla. spent the week end at Dr. White's. Miss MacKay of Woodville is fiat: ing at Mr. John Austin’s- Messrs. A. Morrison and Henry Boldt attended the meeting at Coho’ conkc'n Monday re a call to a nail:â€" ister. Mrs. Askey, who has been in Tar. onto for a. couple of months, mura- ed on Friday to her home here. Miss Mary Oswald was home the week end. Miss Leta Train and Miss Haze! Doherty, who have been attending: the Peterboro Business College, are home again. Both were successful in Obtaining diplomas. Congratulations- Newsy Notes From Reaboro Mr. Tom MacEachem of the L131- is home on the sick list. - Mr. George Train who was is the Ross Hospital for a couple of weeks, is home again, feeling better {mt still weak. Miss May Robertson, sister touts F. D. He‘rlihcy, left on Thursday for Toronto, where she intends to train! for a nurse. (Special to The PostJ‘ We are pleased to state that If- Mac. Thornton, who has been in tile- Ross Hospital for some time, will soon have regained his usual. good health. Mr. Jas. Wilson left witlga car- load for his western home- Kinmoum Wings 6?? Efita'est An interesting game of hoeKey was: played on the home rink on latch lst between the boys of the north and south, the south winning by a. score of 4 to 3. Mist Mint). McFadyen, of Hartley. vis;t:d friends in our neighborhood- Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Terrill gavean at home on Friday evening in honor of her brother, Mr. Will Sadlcr, of Saskatoon. and mother, Mrs. Samar, of Parkhill. Those from a. distance were Miss Euretta and Mr. Ben St. John. of Beaverton, Miss Dott 31:45 Mr. Elmer Lillico of Oakwood- Mrs. McComb and daughter of Arâ€" gyle. were guests of Mrs. William Sluggitt. Mrs. T. H. Reeds who was taken to the Ross Hospital some time ago, will soon be out again. The hockey boys are going to ban: an oyster supper in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coad, and tan» ily attended the birthday party a! Mrs. Coad’s father, Mr. RicbaIdRich of Mariposa station on Thursday- Feb. 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Jones Terr-2!? are on the sick list. We hope in: that speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hancock visitâ€"- ed Fingerboard fritnds on Friday LINDEN VALLEY (Special to The Post. ) Mrs. Hiram Rogers and famfly : visiting friends at Victoria Road- (Special to