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Lidies' Tan and Black Hose, sea‘m' x935. 2 pair fm . ".50 Little Darling; Huil‘. all sizes, at per Pair............. .. ............... %c Black and Tan Princess Ribbed Bose,au 9129s.... 25c Ladies’Lish: bread Hose, in 8'93“ helio, pink. pulp Mme, White and b11303! elm“189mm! (px;ttity.....................~)c land friends Mr. J. Ross and Miss Ross visited on with friends at Glenarm. Op The Women’s Institute heid their R0 fiends hefe‘ wa ‘qre a y :â€" $3232; J. mm and cm. renwith friends at Norl‘nd Mr. and Mrs. W. Trethewa) and fam- ity with friends at Peniel. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Ruan, with Sundlr: ladies} am] Children's Hosirry. in ‘’99!) work, in Muck, tanamd white. at........ ”a" Elbow Iengl.‘h m Siik (Hows, white, M (from; and navy.. . . ...... .500 Splendid stm-k of Ladies Cullars, JabOIS and inxlings. . 36 inch Taffeta “35. Sale ,,,,,,, ,Peau De Soie s Quads, Silks, W00! Dress Gm: ads 9f 333 Summer Gmsds and Wash JUN CLEARM‘EGE SME Hrs. Sanderson :and son, of Kirk- field. 'are at Mrs. G. McBachern’s. Mrs. M. Wilsan, of Cannington, is atllrs. J C. Gihlchrsts - Mrs. McKay Toronto, atDr. Me- Kay: Mrs. Daly, of mm, Mich. is visit-f {:2 Mrs. G. Prouse. 5h Lloyd Hill, Stouflville, visited. Mr. H Ferguson, of Toronto, flifler- int homes. Mrs. Grennman ~ Streetsvill visited 311'. Greenaway, Mr. E. Haocock and Miss Steila Hancock at Mrs. Hancock Miss )1. Campbell, of Lindsay, at Mr. N. Patterson, Mr. W. McLachlin Toronto, at Mr. L. Lachlin. .M-iss Al- da Campbell, Toronto, at Mr. D. Campbell. Our village Eas quite deserted on Saturday, the citizens enjoying a. ho)- iday at Glenarm, Sunderland and Bea- verton. Visitors here for the holidayzâ€"Miss Brundle, of Sunderland at Mr. Bag- shaw's. Miss Lida McArthur at Miss Gertie 'Vanstone, Mr. Jack Hepinstall gnjoymg 3 1m week. Rev. Archer and family arrived at the parsonage on Friday. Mr. {Archer occupying the pulpit of his church on Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. Rev. Mc(‘auley and daughter, who visited friends here {or the past two weeks left for their home in To- ronto last Monday. Mr. Percy Hiil, of Terra Cotta, is house'nom guuu: uu .Mw, fan-1y well attended considering it; intense heat. MI. Murchison and. family leaves on Friday for their new home in Con- quest, Sask. We are sorry to lose such good dtizens and we .wish them prosperity in their new hardware bus- 111833 in Conqucst. (Special to the P030 WuodViHe July #4th.â€"â€"Mrs. Albert mthewey and children visited Mr W. Trethewey on Tuesday. Mrs. W. Greenaway, of Oflma, and 31559 Green-away, of Eden, Visited at am. F. Greenaway’s this week. 3 fit. and Mrs. J. Ward entertained a friends on Friday evening inthe few home other daughter and husma, Mr. and Mrs. Rapson. of 'Tei'onto, .and Mrs. McMillan, o! Marga]- sad to their home on spending atew days Mr et, Mam, retur unndav after Week’s Doings From Woodville E. E. V‘ Victorifl J, Murchison‘s auction sale or ’hold goods on TUeeday was well attended considering bthe brown, t length Luce “Gloves, black 3. 23c and. ..35c Mam 1.1a Silks Six patterns of Runer Towclix g,r9g. llc, sale 99 mm. 19g. 3! sale 15¢: reg Checked Glass: melu reg. 10c, 3100 53.1985 19g.:.8( 919. ..... ...6c "Div 81k 315111911 19g. 1.50. White Shaker. 1211c. sale 109; _1§c a holiday Hosiery Gloves EDITION an SPECIAL PRICES ALL OVER THE HOUSE with his parents and black Lisle ............. 1.31.25 sale......~......... . .. . Ops, to . “"3 their Robert Mch , Year Unbleached Table Linen. reg. 38c, snle 30c; reg 50c. sale 43c; regular 79¢, sale ...........:. . . . Bleached Table Linen, 50 inch. hand- some pattems, reg.p1ice 60c. sale“ .480 Two specials In Feather Ticking, 250 sale 20c; 300, s: 1.49.. ...24c Mr. and Mrs. Faeds'are spending a. few days at their cottage at Sturgeon 3' Point. The stork has been very busy in our village this week, on Monday early leaving a young son at the home of Mr. J. McDonald's and on Tuesday, a daugheer at Mr. E. ‘Bag- Shaw's. ' Mr. and Mrs. Rigby and baby, of Toronto, are Visiting at Mrs. W. War- ran. Mr. George Campbell is assisting Mr. K. Argyle is his store during his vacation. Mrs. Stoddard, of Toronto, return- ed home on Saturday after visiting at? Mr. M. J. Stoddard for a few days. if Mr. and Mrs. J. Protrse visited at Mr. Angus Campbell, East :Oaliwood on Sunday last. Mr. T. Haggerman, of Markham, Mrs. O. Haggerman and son, of, Lo- cust Hill, are'guests at Mr. I} Thom- as this week. Misses Dora and Winnie Mcbeod spent Friday in Lindsay. Mr. Murchison has a hardware ‘lmsi- ness in that place. Mr. T. Murchison and family left on Friday 101' their new home at Cou- quest on Friday. Mime Gladys and Florence Moore visited friends at Lindsay and 01mm- ee this week. I PISHERâ€"McGILLâ€"By the Rev. D. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald visited their friends Mr. McCallin's at Beaverton on Friday: I ‘Quom', at the MethOillst pirsanage 3 f9“; days ViSiting friends 'her _ July 12th, Mr. J. F.3her, of Mr. John Marks. burn, which ,3, to jevnna. aauzhtm of fr. the roof blown off it this sun; 9.... 1mm... '- of Mnnvéffi; has b?en enlarged. and a M: . Miss Pansy Shea, Beaverton, is holidaying at her home, Mr. Shea's. Miss Ruan, of Toronto, and - Miss Oliver, of- Sunderland, are guests of Mr. J. Ruan, this week. Mr. Christopher Anderson, an old resident from this place iswenewing acquaintances! here. Mr. Anderson is acitizen of the town of AbermethyN. A large number took advantage of the fine day and \the ,cheap rate to Orinia. on Friday. The day was beau- tiful, not too hot, :which wasa real treat after the extreme heat at the first of the week. Mrs. Stoddard, (an). of Toronto, is visiting her son, Mr. J. Stoddard this monthly meeting fand picnic on the Presbyterian church lawn on Monday Mrs. Shaw, 0! Hespeler, ‘gave every interesting and practical talk which all should'be benefited by. A dainty lunch was served by the ,' ladies and enjoyed by-'all. apa} Carpets, Ru gs, etc. Table Linens, etc. MARRIED Lathes? Corset Covers. emhmhh nd lace tl-Ilnlued,:l,hree leaders, 25c and , Lndies‘ meats. lace and embroid- m-y trimmed, 250, 35c and........ ....-.50: szdies’ “'hite Underskirm. mnhroid- pry and lace trimmed, me, 759, $1.00 and ............................ an .\"' Lace, Chenile and T; Curtains Lace Curtains, 13; yards long, 35, 45‘. 3 yard Lucn Curtains. 65c for 5a.: 90 fox-75c: $1.25 fm-............... 7c Nottingham Curtaim, 50 inch, $1.50 for $1.25; $2 for ......................... $1.65 Crimson, green and oliv _ e Tapnstpv Curtains. reg. $0 00. $119.... . ....$4 00 Nowhere will you find better \“ than here. They start at 59c. draw special attentien to our and $1.25 lmes. N et Blouses, in cream :82. 2.95, Black Silk Gloves, “2.2.5. 32 an n- li)‘ Ladies’ Embroidered Blouses Miss GeneVmVe Twomey; is spand- mg the vacation at. her home in town. . Miss Agnes Dickson att-“nded the Missicnary Conventicn at Wh‘t‘y. 5 Mr. and Mrs. .Tas. Fraser returm Mr. and Mrs. H oy‘s are guests of Mr. anh Mrs. 'rm Mr. and Mrs. Walter Suter, Mia; label and Master Will'e, Mr. and Mrs. Gm. A. Matthzws. and Misa Marguerite, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. H. Boegershaufgr, of Louiavih 19, have taben M?, D. Merriam’s cot- tage for the holidays. guests (,f Mr. 3th Mrs. Thos. Lane Mr. W. H. Meagher, of Napanee, who was many yeogs ago a resi- dent of Penelon Fal‘s, nmwcd ac quaintances here ,ast w-‘ek' Miss Green, of Wmdville, is visit in; at Mr. J. Capp’s. has b?en enlarged, and a his roof, Mcssrs Anan and Ted and Miss Maud McKillan, ing Mf. and Mrs Walter Miss B. Brokenshfi'e, of spent Sunday in tbwn. Mrs. R. Spratt and M3 Jcseph Spratt, of Lindsay visited lriends in town th's week. Mr. and Mrs. Brnphv, of Toronto returned to the c tv on Monday. Mrs. Spiers of Torontfl. i8 V'Sit- in: ler mother, Mrs. Nu;ent. Mrs. I{empt and two sons, of And- I with her cousin. Miss VF. Graham. over, Mass._ are Visiting Mrs. I The Orange serVice was held in Kempt's parents, Mr- and Mrs. Alt. the Methodist'church at Kirktield,( Inkpen. on Sunday afternoon, the servAce, Mrs. Spiers of Torontw, is v'slt- being conducted by Rev. Mr. Hie. Mr‘ W. D. McLaughl‘n, of the De- partment of Railways and Can J; was at the Falls last week on busi- Ladies‘ Night Gowns. 75 The LVHSSCS Shea (Hid Wmn'e Bitty here at present, bee. are spending their mmticn in Miss B. Magwood spent a town. ,days of list week in Toronto. (Special to the Post.) Mr. Geo. Jordan. of Lindsay, spent a couple of days in town this week. Ladies’ Whitewear (Speciai *0 the I’ost.\ Jos, Mark, of Lindsay spent CAMERON. elm) $219 - “3,39 75 “3-2-5. 82 50 33 50 l harngvhich had it this summer '5«:, $1, $1.25 apestry McKillen, 31‘: Visit 1391!. ...... $1 Toronto, 7 0‘3, values the D (Special to the Post) The Ladies' Aid held their reg- glar meeting at the name (1 Mrs. t‘Mrs. Wm. Rodman last Thursday, lOwing to the intense heat, the at- tendance Was not quite as 1“rge as [usual but those present report at; J ‘ enjoyable time. ‘ , < : : , i " (Special to Ths Post) Miss Mattie McEachern, of Torgn< to, and sts Anna Baxter, of But- falo, Visited friends here Qgis ‘week. Mrs. Dumond and son, and Miss Laura, and Mr. Neil F. Smith, of Toronto, visited friends here recent. 13'. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Feir, cud family Treoton, are spending their vacation with friends» in the village. The measles are at pl‘fSCDt spend ing their vacation at the home of Mr. A. leson. Let us hope that these unwelcome guests will soar; take their departure. (Special to the Post) Mr. and Mrs. Warren, Bobcaygeon, visited their son here last week. The local Orange Lodge, together with visiting Jarethren attended divine service in the Methodist church last. Sunday evening. The Rev. Mr. How- ard preached in Very instructive ser- mlon. “Bear up in the principles of the Lord." M: T1105. Hancock Lor,nevill 'vis- ited triendg in our vicinity last Sun- day. Miss Tawneborough, Lindsay, spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Ray. Mr. John Burton, of the N. W, T. is spending sevean weeks with ims friends in this vicinity. Mrs. Ida Wells {entertained friends from Port Perry last week. Messrs H. Wood and R. Crag spent the 23rd. with friends at‘Hastings. Rev. Mr. McKay, of Elmvgle, is to occupy the pulpit of St. An- drew’s church, during the pastor‘s absence. Miss Mattie Smith, of the Parry Lound Public school staff is spend- ing her holidays at her home here. Mr. John Ashmen, of Cleveland, is holidaying with friends in h’s viâ€" cinity. Miss McIntyre is spending a few w’eeks among friends at fBurnt River. Several from our ‘village took in the Wild West show last “Friday and re- ported a good time: ‘ rI‘he new'cement oerandah and walk 91 T. R. James’ storeis a decided improvement. , Miss Mabel Moon who taught our school last year has decided not to remain for another year consequently we are on the 190]:- out for another teacher. Mrs, toddard, Toronto, also Hr- Stoddard, Woodkiue, were guests of Messrs Earle MOase, and Al‘an Stevens tried the entranCe exam- inations thus year, and W6 fish them success. ReV’ G. M. Young and family, ,eft this Reek for a months' ' holl- day with friends in Western On- tario.- Mr. Rich Dowson is building at addition to hs home which adjs to its appeasance greatly. Miss Irene Beecroft, of Toronto, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith' " Miss B. Thompson spent Sunday with ner cousin, Miss .F. Graham. The Orange service was held in The service on Sunday night was conducted by our new pastor, Rev. Mr. Hie. . ' Miss M. Langsford, is visit'ng some of, her former scholars nzar Kinmount. Rev. Howard, of Cambray, preach- ed an excellent sermon to the local Orangemen last Sunday. put on. The rais ng Ras on Friday‘ and everything went together n'cfly and without, any accidents happm- ing. Miss Peacock, and Mr. Fogd, of Kinmount, were guests 0! Miss M, Lafigsford, on Saturday. Mrs. P. Perrin, and Mrs. Towns~ (Special to The Post) Miss L. Hill is visiting friends .‘ LINDSAY, ONTARIO, FRIDAY. JULY 14 1911 HANSE UROVE. F'INGERBOARD. CAMBRAY. Lindsay Lodge No. 100, Independent ' Order of Oddfellows willhold its an- nual deCOration ceremonies next Sun- day afternoon at Riverside cemetery. Frcind after friend departs, Who has not lost a friend? 3 There is no union here of hearts-i ‘ That knows not here an c Order of Oddl’ellows' are two things which are so closely associated - that 5you cannot think of the one without Ithinking oi the other. To this grand 'old order belongs the honor of insti- tuting the beautiful and impressive I ceremony of decorating the graves 0! ] deceascdfbrethren. This year, for the thirty-third time the members of Lindsay Lodge No. 100 will par- ! ticipate in paying respect to the mem- ory of their brother Oddfellows, who have passed to the great beyond, by .placing on their graves the beautilul ’ floral emblem of FRIENDSHIP, LOVE and TRUTH, thereby remembering that tâ€" 3 Some honored ones from us have gone, . Some voices we loved are stilled. Decoration day and the Independent Some Places are vacant in our lodg That cannot well be filled. Citizens of the town generally,‘ an: particularly those who have love¢ ones laid at rest in our "beautiful cem etery have always appreciated thesi ceremonies and have taken this op portunity of also decotating the gm" of their friend. This year the order has decided tc hold itheir decoration services on next Sunday afternoon and all citizens are cordially invited to attend. } Members oft‘he order will meet in their lodge rooms, Adams block at 2.30 pm. and march in a body “to the Riverside cemetery. The followin;r is- the order of the programme :-- 1 Hymn,â€"“One By One Our Loved Ones Slowly." 2 Prayerâ€"By the Chaplain. 3 Hymnzâ€"Negirer My God to Thee. 4 Decoration of graves. ‘ 5 Address-435 the Noble Grand. 6 Soldâ€"“In That Beautiful Land." by Brother Thos. Murtagh . 7 Hymnzâ€"“Blest Be the Tie That Binds."i 8 Praytrzâ€"By the Chaplain. (From Wednesday's Evening Post) At last night's session of the coun- cil a resolution was unanimously 'car- rled granting Miss Florence May Cur- rie, Assistant Town Clerk, leave of absence during August. This young lady. who is one of the town’s most Valued officials, has h‘a-d a pretty strenuous year, and has more than earned a month’s vacation. 1 The bylaw read as follows:â€" 1. That in this by-law the word “tax” or “taxes” shall be read and construed as meaning all taxes, in- cluding school taxes, local improveâ€" ments, assessments and taxes, sewer rents, water rates, water sprinkling rates” and all other rates payable as taxes. ’ 2. That all taxes shall be payable on the day of the passing of the by law fixing the general rate of taxation for the year. l 3. That no interest shall be charged and no discount allowed‘on any taxes paid before the first of December in the year in respect of which said tax- es are levied. t 4. That any rate payer who pays his taxes within 14 days after the giving of the notice Provided for by section 102 of the Assessment Act shall E be deemed to have punctually paid the same, and shall not be liable to!) any additional percentage. 5. That on and after the first day of 3 December of each year, five per cent interest shall be added to all out- standing taxes for the then current year, and such additional percentage' shall be collected by the collector or otherwise: as if the same had been originally imposed and formed part of such unpaid tax. 6. That in case the 13th day of Novâ€" ember fallsona Sunday or a public: holiday, payment may be made on the 5 next judicial day. ; 7. That taxes maybe paid to the { town Treasurer at his office or to the Collector of taxes. . I 8. Nothing herein contained shall prevent the tax Collector from pro- ceeding at any time with the collec- tion of any rate, tax, or assessment, or any part thereof, in accordance with the aprovision of the statutes and the by-laws governing the collection of taxes. .‘ 9. That by-law No. 1137 'shall not be deemed to apply to the collection of taxes on the 2911 tax roll or to any tax roll for any year subsequent to the year 1910. l 10. That this by-law shall be deemed to apply to the collection of taxes on the 191i tax roll and on all subseâ€" quent tax rolls until such time as it may be repealed. 11. That all by-laws and parts ‘oi by-laws inconsistent with the moldsâ€" ions of this bylaw be and the same are hereby repealed. At last night’s meeting of the coun- cil an important by-law was passed after considerable discussion, fixing the mode of payment of taxes. Con- siderable difficulty has been exper- ienced in the past in the collection of taxes and it was telt that the by-law would tend greatly to solve the prob- lem. COUNCIL PASSES IMPORTANT RYLAW FIXING MODE OF PAYMENT OF TAXES DECORATION DAY ON SUNDAY NEXT ANNUAL FUNCTION BY LOCAL ODDFELLOWS Granted Month's Vacation ‘ (Special to the Post) ! Omemce July 12. â€"Tne save-rest istcrm of the season pass d over jthe village on Tuesday afternoon, lasting over an hour and 'a half. ;l\Iuch damage was done in the out lying districts while the village it- self suffered considerably. The bel- :fry of the High §chool was bown f off gnd seVeral trees were uprooted The lightning struck the steeple o: ithe Presbyter'an church, and pas- ' sing do“ 1111 <.rd shattered the raft- ! ers until. striking wire tubing attached to the lightning apparatus git passed along it into the ground 'The loss is «named by ins:r.1n:e.A number of barns to the east and isouth of the Village were damaged ?3150. During the storm the rain ichanged to bail, and for scme time there was danger of broken win- dows from it. Telephonic communi- cation we 5 destroyed :8 many of the ,wires were down. A washout on the lMilibrook line of the (1an oc- curred at the bridge on the town 1line between CaVan and Emily, near 1the Lebanon church Two washouts |are also Ieported near Mt- Pleas- (Specxal to the Post.) . Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Dowrie returned {to their home in Detroit Mich. on ch. last after spending a couple of weeks with friends in Min‘den. Mrs. (Dr.) Burt, relict of the late Rev. Burt, is Visiting her son, Mr. F. S. Bent. and daughter, Mrs. R. Gainer and lMrs. Wm. Fielding of town. Her daughter, Mrs. Or Sherrat came to town with her. i Miss Tutle, a soloist (of the Atha-m- bra Presbyterian Church, Toronto, sang a solo in the Presbytzrian church here on Sunday last. Miss lsafie: Currie went to Mill- brook last week. Rev. ‘C. E. Pratt, of town, and Rev. Dei Lorne, of Haliburton, exchanged cn Sunday last. Mrs. (Rev) Johnston returned to her home in Sunderland. Mrs. McCarty, of Winnipeg, ‘and her sister, Mrs. Long, of the same piace'are vasicing their Uncle Mr, [P Eastman and other friends at Ingols- Mrs. Taylor, of Toronto, is a guest at Mr. .House's, South Lake. Mrs. Jas. Powell, of Orillia :and her little twin sons are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, of town. Messrs. J ohn Hayle and Jas. Lyle have completed the stone foundation under Mr. J. M. Graham’s \barn. ant. Mrs. Ragers and daughter, of Mich. are visiting friends in Minden. Items of Interest From the Northern Wine in Pelagraph Form. Mr. William Liucop is home from Midland. - 7- 2 OMEMEE STRUCK BY SEVERE STORM NEWS OF MIN DEN Riverszde cemetery. The follevinz is‘ the order of the programme 2â€"- 1 Hymn.â€"-“One By One Our Loved This year the order has decided to holdbtheir decoration set-Vices on next Sunday afternoon and all citizens are cordially invited to attend. ' 5 Members ofthe order will meet in the” 10dge rooms, Adams block at 2.30 p.m. and march in a body to the Some places are v’acant in our lodge That cannot well be filled. Citizens of the town generally,‘ and particularly those who have loved ones laid at rest in our beautiful cemâ€" etery h-aVe always appreciated these ceremonies and have taken this op- portunity of also decotatinz the graVe of their friend. Mrs. B. SaWyers and her children Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jones attended the funeral Ofthve late Mrs. Thomas [Jones, at Maple Lake, on last Mon- day. Mr. Delemere returned from Winni- peg on Tuesday, where he attended ehe meeting of the Supreme Grand Orange Lodge. of British America. The annual public summer meeting of the W. I. met at the home of Miss Naylor on Friday evening of last week and was largely attended. The delegate, Mrs. Shaw. gave an excel- lent address on “What is worth while" and the programme throughout was very =interesting. Special mention might be made of Mr. J. Griifin o! the Railway construction camp near Grasshill, who delighted the audienCe with his thrilling recitations. Rev. Lord, of Fenelon Falls, also .Rev. Mr. Steel, of Glenarm, were present and gave short addresses. Miss Lord act- ed as pianist during the eVening and the chair was ably filled by .Pres Mrs H. Beyd. The ladies are grateful to Mr. Naylor and family Dr their hos- pitaiity in placing their residence at their dispotal. Our school closed for the sdmmer vacation last Thursday and teacher, Mr. Lowry left for his home at Brun- swick. Before leaving he was made the 'recipient of a beautiful watch '10b and hymn bovk as a token of remem~ hranca from his pupils. The Sunday school presented him with a fountain pen as a slight recognition 'of his ser- vice to them. Mr. Lowry, though tav- en by surprise ’made a suitable re- ply. He has very successfully filled the position of public school teacher for the past two and a half years and will be much missed from this neigh- borhood. ' Civic holiday has been set for the 2nd of August this year, and the Athletic Association WM 11-11 their annual celebrati.n in the town park on that date, and arrange- ments are. under way hr the ifs: day's sport in the h'sto.y 0, he s8;ociation. The gtounds wii le i1 irst class shape. and good last baseball gamzs can he exp voted by teams who are now atout evem Arrangements are being made With the Lindsay Citizengf Band to run an ‘zxcursion. The ladies of Presbyterian church will provide.tha meals on the grounds as in, former years. Further announcements will be made ty posters. but in the mean- time. keep the date in mind" 2nd August. list. .. . Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Rodman u. tended the wedding of Miss 3min, and Mr. Mark at Little Britain an Wednesday of last week. Mr. A. L. Short is spending ...a couple of weeks holidaying; at"hi3 home here. Mrs. Halliday, who he been em- ined to her bed fcr nearly four years, i: Very poor‘u;, :t present. NeVer leave home on a journey with the out takinga bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy It is almost certain to be needed and cannot be obtained when on board the cars or steamships. For sale by all dealers. ‘ (Special to the Post.) Miss May Tohnie returned 'home on Friday last, after ‘spending nearly a year at Normal School, Ottawa. ' She was accompanied by her cousin, Miss Grain: and Miss Board. Dr. and Mrs. Irwine. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Moynes, of Lindsay, motored \‘u‘ough town last week. 5. Mr. and Mrs. H. Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sawyers, of Dorset. passed through town last week on their way to Stouftville. In attempting to stop ’8. horse that was starting off with abuggy, Mr. Jas. Fairfielf got quite \aeverely hurt- MeSsrs. Hayes, G. Lamb, G. Wilson 8. Sharpe, John Menzies, and G. Lit- tleton, of Fenelon Falls, went 'up last week to build a dam at the goutâ€" let of Twflve Mile Lake. Mrs. H1 Gervine and her son Roy, who have been visiting Mr. . and Mrs. J. J. Mortimer, of town, returned 'to their home in Petetboro last Sunday. v C \PITAL $4,000,000; RESERVE $5,000,000; TOTAL ASSETS 62,500,000 quhl beiore"the death of Mrs. Thc§.r.J ones and are now visiting friends in , the locality. Mrs. Johnston, of Bt. Louis visiting her mother Mrs. Welch. A Branch of this bank was established in Landon E“. gland. (:1 July last, at 73 CORNHILL, EC. HEAD OFFICEâ€"TORONTO E.B.|OSLE‘?, M.P., President W.§D.ԤMAITHEWS, Vice-Pres This Branch will issue Letters of Credit and [Marta an al im :11; points in Canada. negotiate Bulls sent for cullertjun, make Lelegpfapigct transfers, and transact every description of h mkiug husinos“. Information will be furnished on all (Jana li-m matters. A special department will be :- vided for the use £ -‘ ~‘ .- ers of our Letters of Swedit. p U 0 ‘ tutors md be. r- have, returned from Cheybogan, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Norman, of North Dakota and Mr. and MrsIIJosh- 118. Thompson, of Indian Head, arriv- al at Maple Creek Lake afew days THE DOMINION BANK (Special tc The Post) KIRKFIELL. ISLAY :. A. BCGERT, Genera! Mmager The July meeting of the Women's Institute wall he held on Wabas- day. July 19th, at the home of Mrs Jan-ms Taylcr at the usual hour. A good program is be’ng'prepared con sisting 01 readings Ly Mrs. Dr. Dale and Miss Nellie Rxch. A paper will be given by Mrs. Moses Webster, and a. demonstration 3n salads will also be given. Music w;ll b? ‘ fur- nish;d Ly M‘ss Pcarl Coad. ani otlurs‘ As this "'8 th: first meet- ing of this year. a, l rce an adâ€" ance is requested, and ac:rd'al in- vitaticn is extended to all members and others to be present. The Mariposa town=h'p cguucil held (hair regular mating m the town hall on Monday. Master Earl Mason, of Toronto, is visiting his gtandmother, Mrs. E. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Rennie. and Master Claude. ieft Tuesday morn- ing ,cr Toronto, en route to Fort William, wh;re they will spend the holidays witn theirdaughter, _Mrs. G. W. Adair. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anderson are attending th: weddznz of their niece Miss Alma, Anderson, and Mr. J.E. Bastedo. ithis week. A number from here iutnd going to F?ndon Falls on Jfly 12th, t3 the Orange demonstration. We regraf to learn that Yr. El ward Tayfor has been on the nick list. Mrs. Willmm R. Butler, of let, Mich, has returned gome afte; gis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S‘ Webster. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Rodman at tended the wedding of Miss. Smith, and Mr. Mark at Little Britain on Wednesday of last week. Mr. P. S . visit friends Meaford. Several from here attended the funeral of the late S. J. Fox, 1!. P.P.. on Wednesday 1151:. Mrs. C. C. Perrin, an’d Mzss G. are enjoying a holiday with friends in Peterboro. Miss V. Staples. of Vex-ulum, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Petey Web ster‘ ' Miss Leta PhilpLLigdsay, spent, Sunday w.th her moiher, Mrs. E. Philp. Mss. W. E. Brass. 0! New Bruns- wick, and Mrs. Wynne, of Toronto returned to thezr homes after hav- mg spent a pleasant visit with lit. and Mrs. J. L. Bras-2. Miss Belva Tait returned to Wood stock on Tuesday, after spendJng a. couple of months w.‘th her parents, Mr. and Mrs_ David Tait. She was accompanied by har sister, Miss V. Tait. who will spend a. month in that thy. J. Frank Coed arrived home from Alberta on Tuesday last. Mr. Emerson Caldwell, of Toronto visited friends here this week. (Special to the Post) We are pleased to hear that Mr. Wiuiam Coad is improving. and hope he will soon recover. Weeks Doings From Oakwood ?Acis'ofifi W 10 mm Mark 1:“ Tuesdm to at Owen Sound and 27