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more 12 THE LINDSAY ros'r _ -â€"-â€"-"â€"â€"â€"".""“‘_“ '_"'"' . The Victoria Loan It Pays The Housewife to use the best sugarâ€"because poor sugar means poor cooking. inc“1\lontrealGranulated"â€"absolutely pure, stals of the most 1nv1t1ng appearance. cry Ask your grocer for a 20 lb bag of ST. LAWRENCE GRANULATEDâ€" al 80 sold by the band and 1n 100 lb. bags. The St. Laurence Sugar Refining Co. limited An Economizer of Time and Laborl ROM seed time to harvest the far- mer is a busy man. That’s why the shrewd farmer appreciates the value of the Bell Telephone Service. He may be miles from the railroad and the nearest ship ing {point He is expec a freight ship mentâ€" who? does he do P With his PecBellgTelephone heP calls up the freight agent If the shipment has not arrivedâ€"no use in going to town. There' 3 always plenty at hand to do. The Bell Service giveshim opportunity. , THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY has 870 SubsaibersinflieljndsayDish'ict; 428 Subscri-. bersinthela'ndsayExchange. Long Distance oewithallpoin’oin Ontario, Quebecand’l‘heN States. A Limited TelephoneService is unsatisfactory and dearatanyprice. Tariff Rates to suit the requirements of all classes. Full information on application. 1112 11111. 111mm 11mm or 11111111113 THOMAS J. TILLEY, l SE34” 1T. lillSSEl. HENLEY S FIRST LETTER AS liElllBEli SF CllRONATlllN CONTINGENT from :white enamel cup and a large rubber A letter has been received 1 5979- 3115581 Henley, 0f the Post staff‘ l sheet. There are four companies, each with about eighty men. 1th member of the Canadianjone Military contingent tg the coronationl I am in “B5 company, Sergt. Legg 0‘ King George. The letter 5935; of Toronto, is our drill instructor Levis P. Q. May 24th. land he certainly makes us work. We - rrived at the camp, 0. K. and this get up at 5.30 and have physical culâ€" is the first time I have been down to ture exercises until 6â€"30, starting at the city since we got here. The trip 6. We just go out in our shirt sleeves down was fine. He stayed about an land come in to breakfast wide awake hour and a half in Peterboro and got all right. Then we have parade at to Belleville about 4.15 in the after- ' 3,30 till 10. and rest till 10.30; then noon. Had dinner in Peterboro and drill again till twelve. We go out supper in Belleville. The 15th ‘R?g’£- at two and drill until four. The evenâ€" in BelleVille, held a. reception in their ing we have to ourselves. A guard is armory that night and met the train, put on and every man has to be in ifli'iting US their to Spend the evening by ten o’clock, and no passes are is- We had games, music and refresh- sued either. ments and put in 8 fine evening. till There is a lot of cows pasturing on 12 30 o’clock. Then they drove us all the camp grounds, and we milked one to the station in cabs (about fifteen l this morning in a wash basin and had of 11$) and a. 51396131 train came in i it. pretty full of fresh milk I am in from Toronto. leaving Belleville 12- 30 a tent with Prestige and Mitchell and The special train too}: 011 men at. three regulars from London. They are Kings'tcn Belleville- Brockfille. 001% all a jolly bunch. We were in bed last wall and Montreal. Mitchell and I night at 9,30 but came down to the were together in one berth and slept city to-night. I haven’t looked around and eight o: clock. The train was. much. as yet, but am not much struck just pulling into Montreal and W9 with what Ihave seen. Everybody were given an hour there for break (speaks French and the streets are fast. I went upOto the Y. M. C. A. about as wide as an ordinary kitchen and had breakfast. We left Montreal and hardly any pavement walks. The . , . ,_ n 4 about nine 0 ClOCA and got to Quebec “Royal George” is abig liner; came 1‘ is a l 1 Laid lts Body on the Chest of a P3- tientâ€"Arrest of a Sorceress in France Ma 11y people of the working-class in town and country still haie: great faith ln qua (k 1- ‘octors, and if these persons profes-s to hav some acquaintance with the occult sciences this coz.'i- dencc is Strcn3tl1encd rather than diminished. In connection with the dear1.1 c1 :1 young man who died alto r a short illness. 21 w oman who Went in for bone-setting, and who had recourse to cmnirlc devices. has just been arresicd in the Lyons dis- trict, France. ‘. 'hcn, at the eleventh hour the dortor was called in be diagnosed pneumonia, but he saw that his services could be of no avail, as the case '.as already too far ad vanced. The young m \_, an had been a patient of the so- -callod sorcercss who had laid the body 01's. cat which she skinned while it was alixe, on his chest with stric injunctions that it hould be kept there as a sovereign remedy. Sometimes she used pigeons. rabbits. and even squirrels for the same pur- pose. She had a special liking for squirrels, but in this particular in- stance the cat was employed, as it was less expensive. Although she is in custody it is difficult to get evidence against this woman, as the peasants are reluctant to give anything away on account of the wonderful reputation that she en- joys among them as an expert in the healing art. ller prestige in these parts had been greatly enhanced by the fact that she has never missed an opportunity of proclaiming that some time ago she cured the wife of a phy- sician in practice in one of the chin-1 towns in P rance, of a dreadful malady and that the ladv s husband, out of gratitude, had initiated her into the secret of dealing effectively with everv manner of disease. This story, of com-Se, is pure fabrication, but the ignorant peasants believe it. lelUENiS: 0T JTWS They Wish to be Admitted to the Offl- cial Ranks of the German Army a. L The question of the admission of Jews to the grade of officer in the Ger- man army is becoming a more heated one every year. now that Jews of capa- city and wealth are daily increasing in number and influence. At present no Jew can become an officer, and consequently cannot return to civn life with the social privileges which the title of “reserve officer" confers. The Minister of .War disclaims all in- tention of partisanship in favor c any one race or confession, but he says the other officers won‘t have it, and, ac. cording to German army tradlt ions. it is for them to decide. The Minister says that there is an anti-Semitic spirit abroad among the officers and that this is natural as reflecting an antl- Semitic feeling among the popula- tion at large. It will, therefore, one may conclude. be a long time yet be- fore the Jewish officer is found in th German army. ITO-lb. Salmon Landed We. ghing 40 pounds and measuring close on four feet in length, a larg Jock Scott salmon has been caught on the fly in the Hampshire Avon mar Christchurch. At 1h 0 first atterz‘. pt at landing the gaff broke, and the fish made a grim struggle for life. Where Houses Are Want"! There are families in Braintree Workhouse. Essex, 1'. ho would. .Ct to there if c1131. 31) cottages could be found at the aveiago rental paid by an agricultu 1al laborer. Young men cannot marry because there are no houses for them in the district. ~d ,n-os~â€"._â€"-~..-... A PET MOOSE Wanders About New Brunswick and Visits Barnyards A not moose is said to be wandering in the neighborhood of Plaster Rock, N..,B and making the lives of dogs a misery to them, says Rod and Gun. During the close season, three moose, a bull, a cow and a calf, wandered around feeding with the cattle and using their salt boxes. When the open season came on the bull and cow left for the wilds, but the calf remained and visited various farmyards. The abundance and variety of food evident- ly suited the calf, and having 8. mal- formation of one of its splkehorns it is easily identified. The farmers have become quite used to it and are taking measures to ensure its protection 1 any hunter who wishes for fresh mea without going to the woods in search of tiresome- ,. . ..P _...- l 1 l 1 mOI‘COVClv l that I concluded to try Lydia 15. Pink- l l l l 1 l ! if I l 1 11‘ ForWomen-Lydia E. Pinlc ham’ sVegetable Compound Belleville,011t â€"-“I w .5 so weak and worn out from a fem ale weakness ..__..__n...___..- - .. c- ._...._ 111’th Vegetable . Compound. I took several bottles of it and I gained strength so rapidly that it seemed to make a new woman of me. I can do as good a day' 3 work as I ever did. I sincerely bless the day that I made up my mind to take! our medicine for ' emale weakness, and I am exceedingly grateful to you for l {our kind letters. as I certainly profited 1 them. I give you permission to 3 ublish this any time you wish.” 1's. ALBERT W 1cm, Belleville, â€"‘ Ontario, Canada. 1 l 1 l l l0 l Womeneverywhere should remember that there is no other remedy known to medicine that will cure female weak. ness and so successfully carry women of Life as L dis B. through the Change made Pinkham' sVegetable Compoun from native roots and herbs. For 30 years it has been curing w omen from the worst forms of female illsâ€"inflammation, ulceration, dis- placements, fibroid tumors, irregulari- 1 ties, periodic pains, backache, and nervous prostration 1 If you want special advice write forittoMrs.Pinkham, Lynn,Ma.ss. It is free and always helpful. l ____â€" =P av. II qt Milena-.1111 1111.11 1. 261.1 11311:. iv!’ 1“ Would-eh Heir-2:11.": and ‘.'.1.'e. in a 133:1: Crt'c "K113 .-_:1 Were ‘.".’:‘.§t3 Rex. A 17.11 {2:11:11 d “.1111: had an amusing result 1". a l~‘r"is cafe A few (1': ago tw' admiusemcnts appeared in the ne‘ L; a;1:z‘~ (3112 cf ‘iLL-m v'as sup- posed to b: from a rich v: cm..n who was looking for 1. young husband 1‘. ho need not no: essar. ly have any money; the other from a rich man 1‘ ho v as looking for a voting wi ‘câ€". In ..1is case so more ‘.1. as 1.0 need for the woman to have means of her own. Ansne1s to the se advertisements came in by hundreds. P-cth had been written by: he same person. To each 1 one of tl1em a reply was sent, asking the man or woman, as the case might ~---.~â€"..â€"a-..__.â€"â€".-~-.._. _....~--.._. mâ€"W W_ ..W - < be, to .11. et the “advertiser" at the cafe. It \. '51: also requested of ca'h man ar :1 woman that a whf to rose should be worn for identification pur- poses. having made these pla a,ns the ed‘. on tiser then wrote to t‘.-- police saying that the-19 was to be a b a demonstrw tion of Roz'la sts at a otrtain cafe. Thirty detectives \"'.e1e accmdirgly on the scene. Soon 11111;: numbers of 301 no men I: M.._. vw-n..â€"mmm~ .wâ€"w..~..â€".â€".â€"---.. and young" vomc-n began to assetr mleb at 11 1e ("2:1 A: fist: t..c wlitc rcs the. .a '.11 01‘s 1 'oro was regarded as a (3‘1..-"'1.c. but 1'. Soon became e'.'i~ dc zit l}: :t 1:: w-v'o :1" viétlz‘ns of a hCKL.x.il-(lf1°.r1ili‘ .nbazmssmc 1t, follow-:12 1);. .;-:;.'z;.' l:.'._,l'.;..-:', the crowd . dispersed. l â€"'-‘ 0 5'1" ARTLING NEWS l Willings â€"“l hear they are not 52 ‘ ing to have lampposts any long-3r i‘1 Regent Street. " B1llings: â€"- ‘s‘hy not? It is dis graceful. It is putting a premium on robbery and m"1'd:r. 1t 15â€"” \\ 111111'75 â€"“'lusb. Billings .It is considered , and rightly, that the, lamp-posts are a1ready long enough.” l ..,..- .. ..... ~-_-..~ about 2.30. We went through Quebec and on to St.Joseph, which is about two miles from Point Levis. You take a ferry at Point Levis to cross the river to Quebec. Our camp is on the to 01' a big hill, an you can get a fine vim: of Quebec and the Plains of .lhzhrrtt, acres the river. We are abs ‘ NH 1'1 n‘..le from Vlontmorency .1; 'l t1 '3' are certainly a pretty i; a. pretty good one. 31‘: t-‘-.n 17:91:: or) 1111'. much as yet. so: silp"::r last at ght we had a slice . cf 1:“: ‘ all 22:3. 2. c '.o of too. The meals to {lay tier: :‘3' ‘.It the 53:13 as '«1... use 13.21:;in get at Kingston. T-..e are six men to a tent, each man math in to-day, and we could see- her comâ€" ing 110'." n the river from the camp. She is a monster, and the old Otonaâ€" bet at Lindsay would look like a goo sized canoe to her. Good Bye for the present, Yours, etc. Russel Henley. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. ills] 31113" .1111 li". Always” 113' 1. Bean's the. ‘7 ' lllllliil lillllltll OPENED 1858 NO DOUBT Mrs. Late etstyle: â€""This gown Just tight came from Madam Chargem, don’t you think she go. e me a good fit?” Oflice: Hours: 10 to 3 o ’clock Saturdays 10 to 1 o ’clock .,M'r. L.: --;VmYes, but not as good a one was .“r. MlKlllG READY THE PHUEESSlflll A Buckingham Palace Official How the Coming Coronation Being Rehearscd. I was recently privileged to have a chat 1111.1 one of the officials at Buc kingham Palace who have charge preparations and arrangemmts coming coronation procqs- ems an Answ'exs man. I found Ila-m all busy watching f: 0 training; of direcziur; the horses. 1110\e111c11ts of drivers and grooms . supcri 'ntemlin" the clearing is SlOl'lS, and (W. auliug of carriages and 11arne:= 1. he grca' riding- school attached 1) the Boys stables there were no ed eleven creams betng put 0' rou"l1 their paces,a ill and taught hIYv' to trzat all sorts of noises and sigl llS wuh the disdain and contempt le- coming such superior c1eatures.. “lea," sold the gallant captain at the head of the department, ‘wo start early in order to have all ready for the auspicious day. As you see, we have to get the shy and nervous Tells l l l 1 horses accustomed to the shouting of . crowed and the roar of guns. “ And when do you begin to go over the route and to rehearse the actual procession? ’ "Not before June self c3mes,’ its said the superintendent of these ar-' rangements. “\\e shall probably go over all the routes twice, especially the longer one to be taken the day after the Coronation, for it is impera- j tiv ely necessary that both horses and mcn -â€" more espcc: ally the latter â€"â€" ' shall be acquainted with every detail of it. “ 'lhc police help us greatly and ' they point c"t to us the different pl accs likely to need particular care. Needless to say, we are always most cautions to take note of such, and to work in unison with the cixil and '1‘. l): a drwdfnlly fiang bu bowin: upright, 112121;le 0119's l1_ ad 11 “1111:- llff‘fi. Ellll'!;', .1 "T‘ 1"- L “1.1: . J! 1 3112;131:1111 0'. (1 seven or cigltt 1111:; at '1. s:1c.v'.r1'." ventuled the Ansuc.’ 5 “1.1.11. “l can assure you 11:51 it s, in- dccc." rcpllcd the captain. ‘ .‘.o one can guess what it means for creating fatiauc and stiffness except those who be we gone tl110ug‘u it. So we try to mitigate it for the King and Queen as much as poss iblc by ha ting Sp..- cial cushions, seating arrangements on special springs, ctc., too intricate to explain here." “And the carriagcs?" “Well, some fourteen. I take utiliiory an thoritics in those things. For the .afttx, comfort. and ease of ‘11: (”i1 )ij: st: cs must be the \ory fizsr a. 1‘1 1'15. teem-1.11.111 all the time {:1 L'S who are responsible for th:-.-..” , inces- ' it, ‘ will be rcqiired for the procession to the Abbey on June 22nd. Their Mn- jesties will most probably use grand. old, gilded Cinderella coach on that day. drawn by the creams. ch, we've eleven mourns, but of course, the ' only cig ht w ill pull the coach. The n . the four magnificent blacks will also go in the p1oc' <51on On the follow ing day. in the procession through- the city. I do not think the gilded coach 1121! be used, but a large open landov,’ s;1t;-1.."‘ll:' upholstered and fitted. “And, all b-ing w'il. everytlnng will to ready at the appointed time '1l1c yrca B. P. will tlzcn have a 101'- forn‘ance north the 50921172. 1.02:! (omit: .Eles to witnc-‘s, 150113;: of the P221392." 1.26143 CF 55".) TlllES sz-it': â€"-“'..".;;'-:1ess is awfully ‘ad in.” ..,. " flunk. All". Drown:â€"â€""Rc.=1,l‘;:." \‘.’~.:l‘, do ya know. 116: have just doub‘cd on 2195!." Spain ~".-‘.1d vhat is \‘Our busi 119:3, 11.01?" Brown â€"“1 5'1 6 111 :1 pawn-shop.” NO 0;. CE PTlON Prospf'ti'vc Customerzâ€"“What fish- is 11.".1 lirtg.is.1 E‘isbmcngcrzâ€"“Thats eke; sir." : l‘1::'p:~('i'o Cuts omcr: â€"“Oh, in-‘ doc-(l! “11:0: 1-:‘11. or heads Che?” E lishznz' -1‘.:'cr:-â€"â€" -â€"â€"“Ncither,sir; its 'ake' all 0"0‘1‘. siz." BANK 0f MONlRlAl . emu, Paid up IOIIDOI'CIQOIOIQI'UIOOOOIOli-.OOOD~IOD soul-oaefloblsOOIOc IO.CIO.¢Iue undivided Profits cocoon-o.I-CoeoonsoIo-onno slicIIaolcol Brar Chas in every Province of the Dominic-.. ESTABLISHED 1817 $14,400,000 12,000,060 1,070,135 was _ $27,410,735 14;, {Fig-.33. Sll’éEE S TRANSAGTED H. 3. BLACK Manager Lindsay Branch l 1 l .' Savings Department at. every Branch. ‘ (1) Ca su lil (101c111n1c11. to invcsl . LINDSAY, P’R1f1;j.-_ ol,_\. -., and Saving NCORIO ' .111: 1) 1.1 3.1:? or 1 .. I pita! Paid Up s,22911110.cc. Reserve - Q, on” V 11’ in:- “9:74'3'23 ercu‘. ors of c3fa‘1cs 11 '.l find 1371.431. :3, l’311l"l()l Lhe Cllllvld: ”ll-,7}: (,1 (Ill ‘ l; C \ 1‘ -.' 1 if ' 1cm! i1 LifCSl rate 111': 11 ‘.l‘. c v.1. log-'12s: x; ~_;~ . _ . l 1l J'- .n. ‘.' museum OF CANADA A DEPOSIT OF ONE DGLLAR is received in our Savings Bank Department, and is sufficient to open an account and entitle the Depoator to a pass Book. The highest current rate of Interest is allowed, and money may be withdrawn at any has without delay. Savings Bank Dep:rtment at Every Lindsey Branch . 5‘” Dunsford “ a Little Britain Branch 2 C. ‘3. Neetleton Station Branch. . EV. Branches also at Canni... from, 1â€"‘f-1-fi’1v Pcfl‘crlnw. Brad-‘- 2. Jainâ€"310:6. Branch, 1: VX’I' ‘â€"’\' ~‘wx._-._.. myr- .554 '. u D :'-F’?”“. . ‘4’ ‘ .».; 4...:.‘s-1-_......_- J-v:-k ‘P h _ I H E CA N A D E A lid 5“; 1":- 1}.” l [“1 1 t 1.; $1,111 - vâ€"s '\ If ..q OF COMM 5' 5'" ~ 1- l 1.. .2'1. "V 5__ SH? EDMUND WALKER, C. V. 0.. LL. 3., -.C..__. 7'3: ;:- - ALEXANDER LAIRD. GENERA‘. 1".'..".-:: CAPITAL- 5 10,000,000 16.82, - ST ij " ' Y 71 ~‘ v -â€" . DRAFTS ON FOREIG l COCE‘..R1:: Every branch of The Canadian 8.111»; of C0n11.":".1' k 1 t 3 mâ€"~_ :- tbe prmcipal cities in the lollowi :1" countries M. t 1 1 ‘ Afria Crete (meet: .\ .' K ”4 Arabia. Cuba. l-o. 'anJ 1‘- - ~ .-- Argentine Republic Denmark lot-tam! l‘. 1 ~ 4.; Australia Empt India lr' . .- Austn'a-Hungary Farm islands ire-land l‘l' . ..,“ Belgium Finland llaly i’. " ~1.. â€" ' Br?zil gamma. Japan i’ _ , Bu rance ava ix‘ .....; Ceylon Fr'ch Cochin China {132:2 F a. ‘ it, Chili Germany Munch aria Sen .1. _ -_. China. Great Britain Maxito S1. .21 y. .., The amount of these drafts is stated m the mono} of or ' ‘ .' t.â€" - _ , .. . --_¢' - able; that is they are drawn in sterling, francs, :13. lo '. '..:.~ :‘.* is. 37 ~ taels, roubles, etc., as the case may be. This ensures 111.1 1:.- ;.._'..~.; 1....-- 1, receive tic actual amount intended. :33 9-10, 1 ”you b ll. _;'.A HuteiES, Manager Liar can}, 13.1.1.1 HEAD OFFZCE %‘”“ w... u I TORONTO 1; Full compound '. paid on saw-gs -.- - ~ ”1? counts of o..e :3... or :7‘. re. General Banking busi- ness transacted. 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