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.and ms. M. Sherin were in ' 1’0 on Friday. * Harold Homer, of Lindsay, :54: guest of her sister, Mrs. D. ,over the holiday. Etta Scott attended the W. {mention in Lindsay an Mon- Em and 111’s Allen of Millbrook ;, mm a couple of days last ER. Burnsjs in Cobourg this intending the conference which ii anion at Cobourg. B0113 Earle was in Lindsay on Mk and 85:01:65 53:23:55 E floods WINGS FOR ma WEEK awn BY OUR CGRRESPONDENT r. St. John is at the junction re- 38 on June 3rd. F" 3mm Thompson of Lindsay, pang a couple of weeks with gents, Dr. and Mrs. -Thompson 5, Wm. Stephenson and Master mam visiting friends in Tor- \f 3 P0331111 ......... ‘ ......... $1 .25 yjs‘dl'en’s new straw hats, “ W and 511k bonnets. 3938mm ssortment of Mens’ Neckwear. Shirts and Hats in town 03 i"? E!- Visit Our Store was; #10; T‘s: "1w 1‘ and White check ‘1 . .. - , - (.5 ~WC. 30C., 75C. L'mr: ‘ w ' } “’x h i“. LY )L. In ank blue L .. . 2 s 11in striped voil- ' 3:,5' spec ial ......... 50C- “- «.Lx V 0‘ 16 60 d C; . 00 and ' 73C ’ N .. ‘ ............... $1.25 45 inch embroideries for ladies’ costumes. 50c., ,3c., 51 and 51.25. - A most complete assortâ€" ment of combs, barrettes and hair ornaments. - hite U) Wm 1' held McLean W83 over Sunday 31:9 Bushnell Saturday friends wash stock collars, here attended the in Peterboro last spent Friday V e was the guest over Sunday and the Post.) rm guest of Lindâ€" Irs. Gabriel Bal- arge attendance. most successml : Ilderton was very instrUCtiVB fic problems of social PUfitY-n .......... 25c. in Lindsay vere in Pc- vention in the in Lind- Year June VO' 1' McLean. River. Miss Muriel Morrison spent the holiday with her mother. Miss Scott, of Ottawa, is visiting her cousin, Miss Etta. Scott. Mr. Bert Skuce, of Hastings, was home for a few days. Mr. Jas. Grafton who has been ill for some time, was taken to the Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay on Tuesday morning. Rev. J. Line, of the Bethel circuit left this week for conference in Coâ€" bourg. Mr. Line will be ordained to! special purposes. 1 The Boy Scouts had an outing on the King's birthday, and had their first dip of the season in Pigeon Messrs. Fitzgerald and Winslow of; the Bank of Toronto, were the guests g of their parents in Millbrook over; 1 Sunday and Monday. I Mrs. (Dr.) Messmore, a returned j ence Westlaxe spent 1"1'1033' 1n wuu‘ missionary from India, will give an 5 say. address to the Woman’s Missionary: Rev. E. Morton will occupy the Society of the Methodisn church on‘ pumit of the Methodist church next Thursday afternoon at the home of Sunday evening and a. week from Mrs. McCrea. Mrs. Messmore is liv- ! Sunday evening Rev. .J. F. Chapman ing with her daughter, Mrs. L. W. i will conduct services in the Chris- McLean. j tiam church. Mr. Williamson, of New York was; the guest of his parents a few days; last week. ¢_ Mrs. Jos. Shield was in Lindsay on Monday attending the Womén’s Institute convention. _Miss Jennie McConnell was 'in Lindsay on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Graham, of Mt. Pleasant were the guests of friends here on Sunday. - . , - -= w: Rev. Mr. Spencer, of Millbrook at- tended the deanery meeting here on Thursday. Mr. Fred StinSOn was in Lindsay on Monday. Miss Edith Grout was in town over Sunday. Miss Magee attended the E.V.W.I. meeting in Lindsay on Monday. A garden party will be held on Wedneshay, June 5th under-the aus- pices of the Ladies’ Aid of the Pres- byterian church, on the lawn of Mr. John Dcyeli, Mt. Horeb. Mr. R. J. Mulligan was in Peter- boro on Saturday. Reeve Mulligan )3 in Lindsay this week attending the county council. Miss Mattie Brown was in Peter'- boro on Saturday. Fans" Tab collars, 25c., 50C. , ........................ / 3C. Embroiéery Dutch collars with Jabot ........... . ...... 25c. Fancy frilling i: all the new shades. Ladies’ black and colored elastic belts, 252., 50c., 75c. .3 2 Ladies’ and children gloves, in tan black, 3 ladies ”50 , SI and ..... Children s ................. 1 30 inch embroiuerv children's dresses, J ‘â€" Jac‘a Long silk gloves in White, tan, blue, navy and black, 65c., 90c. and SI. All shades in long kid gloves, $2 and $2.50. Wash Dutch collars, I THE LINDSAY POST Embroidfirii cloves all the Mr..W. J. Hooper 'has sold his § farm and woods to Mr. John Camp- ;bell at a good figure. g The entrance exams. are being held gthis year on the 19th, 20th and 21-81: 5 of this month. Rev. J 05. Archer conducted ser- vices at Glandine last Sabbath. Mr. W. J. Yeo-has his blacksmith; shop sided up with corrogated iron, 1 which improves it considerably. I Mr. Roy Glenney has dispospd of his driver to Mr. Jabez North Glanâ€" dine, at a handsome sum. Mrs. Frank Netherton visited heri parents, Mr. and Mrs. OI‘SOn Weldon at Linden Valley last week. Mr. James McWatters passed away 1 quietly on Monday at the age of! 99 years and 5 months. The funeral took place on Wednesday. We extend I to the bereaved our deepest sympa- thy. A large number of .our villagers attended Albert Henderson’s barn raising on Saturday. IWEEIIIY BUDGET FROM LITTLE BRITAIN ! WOMEN’S INSTITUTE MEETING HELD Mr. Howard Grills, of Oshawa, visited friends here this week. Our volunteers go to camp on the 10th of June at Kingston. Mr. Orville Heatlie has gone to Bowmanville, where he is employed at carpentgr work. Mr. Charles Harding of Lindsay, visited friends here on Sunday. Messrs. John Ham’swood and Clarâ€" ence Westlake spent Friday in Lind- Mrs. Dillman returned to her home] at Oakwood on Monday of last. week ! after spending a few weeks with her; son, E. E. Dillman. l Mrs. W. J. Hooper intends leaving shortly for Michigan, Where she will spend a couple of weeks visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Ed. Wickett visited her parents at Columbus this 'Week. (Special to The Pnstss ' Mrs. Slemmon and daughter-Manda: Mr. Leonard Stacey c: the Mont- lvisitad friends in Oakwood last week. real Bank, staff, Pcterboro, is at, Mr. and Mrs. William HCatlie and present enjoying his holidays. Miss Mime Heatlie'spent Saturday Mr. and Mrs. William Weaver spent in Cannington. Mr. and Mrs. William Weaver spent a few days this wee-k \With friends in Peterboro. 15c., zoo. and- 25c., in very neat scrolls and strip- es, white lawns, 10c., 15c., and 20c. New prints and ginghams, in light and dark shades, Ice. and szgc. Ir. navy and black and brown, ‘panama skifts, $3.50 for $3, $4.50 for $3.95. 'and blacx vicuna zleaucrs, $1.0 5 and C .2 7. Arabian Nets for curtains 25c. and 35c. . Carpet rugs at $5, $7.50, $10 and $12. ». Floor oils at 27c., 30c., 35c. Floor Linoleums at 45c., 50c. and 60c. Lace Curtains 5a., 50c., 75c., and SI. Cream lace curtains, at 51 1.25 and $1.50. Curtain scrim, 10c., 15c., Vestings Skirts .. inhkbn‘: Ja.thbfq...3?..fi.v§¥wdfin: . v 111 d mm as , a stripâ€" ISC . UNDSAY, ONTARIO, FRIDAY. JUNE 7 1912 The June meeting of the Women's Institute was held at.the home of Mrs. J. F. Dix, on Tuesday, June 4th. This being the annual picnic, i the meeting was to have been on the 2 spacious lawn under the shade of {the spruce and maples, but on acâ€" ,count of the previous rains it was ' thought better to have it indoors. iThe 'day being bright, the ladies I turned out in large numbers. and the: ‘house was packed to the doors. I l l 6 canâ€"q I There was a splendid program. Two delegates were present from the de- partment and gave extra fine ad- . dresses. Miss McKenzie’s talk was on disinfecting in the home and ban- daging. She demonstrated on ankle bandaging and both of these were practical, as so many get sprained ankles or wrists in their work, and it is well to know how to relieve the sud-erer, and also to learn the best and easiest way of disinfecting. The next speaker, Miss Robson, of Ilder- ton, gave a talk on economics of the country girl and also a very pointed talk on the valuaand care I of the human body; and its care and iprotection. She impressed all with i the fact that the highest st-andasd of 7 womanhood and manhood was only attained by being socially connected in their happy homes, making them the throne of the realm. Mrs, Mc- Phail, of Manilla was present, and . conducted the question drawer in her ' usual able manner. Many questions . were asked 'and well dealt with. Mrs. g McPhail also gave a beautiful solo, l I v accompanied by Mrs. A. L. Tremecr. Miss Yerex, of Oregon, gave a very [fine solo entitled, “Mary of Argyle.” I She played her own accompaniment. Miss 13. Jenkins and Mrs. A. L. Tremeer also gave a. piano duet. lThe music was very much appreciatâ€" 5 ed, and it always adds materially to a programme to have good music, as was given all through the afternoon session. ’Ehcre were visitors from May nilla Mrs. Elliker and Mrs. McPhail, from Oakwood. Mrs. Jordan, Miss Jordan and Mrs. T. Webster, from lOregon, Miss L. Yerex and her sis- ‘ter, also a number of stators from ”cuâ€"a... r the surrounding country. The newly elected president, Mrs. Short, was in the chair, and, conducted the meet- ing .in an able manner. Mrs. Avery, the new secretary was also present, and at her post. The prOgram-me and lunch committees deserve credit for their work. The dainty and ample Spread of the lunch given at the close. was only in keeping with the Little Britain ladies. Glad so many girls attend these meetings. " The funeral of l‘s-ir. Tait, one of our villager-3, ras held on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rogers spent a couple of days visiting friends in Warsaw. Quite a. number from here attend- ed the circus in Lindsay and‘ report it first class. Miss S. Yerex has gone to Sunder- Iand for a couple of days’ visit. Mrs. Albert I. Yerex and two daughters, Eileen and Lela. were the guests of Mr. E. Z. Yererlast week. Mr. “In.“Tnit passed away on Sum- day of this week and was buried on Monday. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved. Mr. John Connor unloaded a» large carload of lumber last week, also a carload of Royal Household flour ands feed.‘ Mr. J. McWattcrs 6.13:1 on Mon- day at the good old age of 99. He Was buried in the Methodist cemetery on Wednesday. Rev. J. Archer con- ducting the service. Our pastor, Rev. J'. F. Chapman, is» attending the conference this week. He was on the Manilla circuit last Sunday and Rev. Dafoe,‘ their minis- ter, took the services here. On acâ€" count of the rain and an anniversary at Valentia, our congregations were not as large as usual. Mrs. T. Tracey, of Ops, spent Sun-day with Petcrboro friends. Miss Sophia. Clancy and Mr. Lewis Clancy, of Toronto, spent Sunday, guests of Miss Winnie Nellie. The prospects of fine weather look more promising just now, and the farmers will be a little more hopeful of a. harvest. WEEKLY PFRSOHALS Miss Cynthia Warner, of Lindsay, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Calm during the past week. (Special to the Post) Miss Mary Bowes, of Toronto, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. F. Webster, for a few weeks. We are sorry to hear of; the illness f Mrs. Joseph Tinney, who is' at present confined to her 93d and wish for her a speedy recovery. Mr. W. J. Webster, of Montreal, visited his brother, Mr. S. D._ Web- ster on Saturday last. Mr. J. F. Cunnings spent Friday in Toronto an business. Mrs. Mooney of Uxbridge was the guest of Mrs. A. Cameron, sr., over Sunday. Mr r.s McCullough of Lindsay, and {is 3 Hos/den, of Peter boro, were guests of 3dr. and Bits. \I. ‘Vebster on Sunday. Rev. W. Limbert left on Monday morning'to attend the Bay of Quinta conference at Cobourg. Mrs. A. Cameron, jr., returned home on Sunday after a pleasant visit with friends at Woodville. Mr. W. M. Heighley will 'occupy the pulpit of the Methodist church next Sunday morning and evening, and on Monday evening the meetâ€" ing of the branch or the Bible Sa- ciety will 'be held in the Presbyterian church at 8 o ’,clock when Mr Heigh- ley will deliver a lecture and give magic lantern views. It is hoped for a large attendance at this meeting. Mr. Marshall Lake is movmg to Lindsay, where he has a good posi- tion in Mr. J. Carew’ 8 mill. Miss Maude Prouse is spending a few days with friends in Woodville. Mr. P. J. Gray visited friends at Mount Pleasant over Sunday and reâ€" turned to Lindsay for Monday. Rev. W. Watts occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church last un- day afternoon. Mr. R. (Y. Cummings, of West Torâ€" onto apent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cunnings. Amey o! Cannington, spent WEEKLY BUDGET FROM GAKWOGD MOOOWW 060000¢0M6¢W6¢600N Strong, and Active Committees are busi‘y engagw’ putting together one of the strmwges: programmes that has ever been prusmed to the maple of the MidhLd District. An all days dflings, mnrui: 91 and afternoon. Time, trouble and expens'zsvare not. being spared [0 make this a. Banner Day 0f Spm'ts Pseasure and Pas- tIme. Four great rival Base Ball mama have already made thrir entries with Inn-.37 more 1:01:61 am! new fer- tures, making a Gala Dav 1m Iindsay. Watth )‘uur I.:cwsp2p'~rs. See. the Nils. Grt a procramme su'P. Ieady in a few days. Then boa-k yourself and fmnly iv. $222323, Dominmn Bag, «332g; 28?, 22 $2 [fidsay’s The Day We Ceiebrate . Monday with her sister, Mrs. l eron. ; The meeting of the Ladies’ Aid ? held at the home of Mrs. Dr. Dale ‘ gwas, owing to the heavy rain, not ias well attended as was hoped for. f A special meeting is being held this ‘ week to make preparations for the slaying of the corner stone of the '; new church, which will take place on ‘Tuesday, June 18th, instead of the ithh, as was announced in last week’s paper, owing to the heavy ' rains which caused a delay in the . i work. Further particulars will be an- } ‘ nounoed next week. -.. - --.._......._--_...‘-.. nr Mr 5. W. R. Butler", of Flint, Mich, is at present visiting her father Mr. S. Walters, who is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Tait and Jr. D. Tait attended the funeral of their father, Mr. W. Tait, of Little Bri- tain on Monday afternoon. tain on Monday afternoon. th e Howe c Mrs. J. Mainhood, of Toronto, .is Neariy M1 visiting her brother, Mr. S. “filters. was not me: Our village was utmost deserted on vertiscd, ti Monday, as most of the peome were animals sin in Lindsay, 2.12:1 others at Port Per- Mr, H. s ry for the day. iting at i‘ Miss Zena Prouse, of Woodviile is at resent. visiting friends here. I Miss Ann Mr. Clarence Hill and Miss Leta Hill attended the marriage of their cousin, Mr. Percy Hill, to Miss Hawâ€" kins, of Woodville, on Wednesday, June 5th. Mr. J. G. Dickey, of Port Perry, spent Tuesday in our village. , UNDSAY ummca. ”mammua. W. muummmce-mm c.A. BOGERT. We! capital pddunfimm MFMSSmToth-m 670.000” FWSALENO‘I‘B The Dominion Bank collects Farmers' Sale Notes, and makes advances on such notes at reasonable rates. Farmers. Traders and Municipal and other Corporations, unsurpassed banking facilities. THE DOMINION BANK HUBER 1' R055. Manager. Miss Annie Murray has returned afâ€" ter spending a. week with friendsnmr Kinmount. was not nearly as good as it was ad- vertiscd, there being very few wild animals shown. Mr. H. Simpson, of Orillia, is via-- iting at his uncle’s. Mr. T. Waklin, It has been cloudy weather this last few days. and there has beenso much rain that it was inipossible fer the farmers to gct their seeding all done, especially those in low land- Quite a, number iron hzre attended the Howe circus in Cobaconk. Jamal. Nearly all were disappointed as it It is with regret that Mr. and Mrs. Greer and son Ray, are intendâ€" ing leaving for the west i-na week’s time. There many friends with than a safe and pleasant trip- Miss Vera Parks spenta few days visiting friends in this village. Mr. Ross Jones has sold an over; land, 5. passenger, touring cartoBr. Williams, of Sunderland and another: to Dr. Boynton, of Wilfred, Ont. Miss Ethel Hunter Is at present visiting with her friend, Miss Annie Murray, of this village The volunteers from here will leave with Capt. E. LeCraw for Barriefield Kingston, on Monday 10th. for regul- ar training. Mr. McLaughlin’was visiting with friends in this village on Sunday. Sold Tourmg Cars. NGKLAND 23 m;