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gum cum SALE “tug, pins. {‘31 n and 1:11) Princess Ribbed when}! Sizes, ............ 25c $314810 Thread lime, in grey, P blue W lute and ”30k 399'?!“ (malih ....... lessrs.Robt. Stevens and John 'A. Wee. 0151mm, Mich., are in town mg acquaintances. Qggds, Silks, Woangress Gmds 11'. and Mrs. Brotliand lamily left onTnaday for Peterboro, where they fill in future reside. Mr. Brock has mired a g00d position. 9? all Summer Goods and Wash ? Tripp. * } Mrs. C. 3. Lord treated her Sunday School class on Friday to a. sail on_ ‘the steamer Wacouta. ‘When Rosedale was reached the party landed and en- joyedapleasant aftetnC-on, returning to theFaIIs about 9 pm. ‘ Mrs. Path: and Mrs. w. Tovénsend and daughter Thelma. of Cameron, 1:. and Mrs. W. Pollard and family. at Lindsay, and Mrs. Simpson. 01 finds”, spent a few days visiting . Jr. and Mrs. Martin Sharpe. } Ir. Victor Bailey and Miss Bailey, unwise; visited biends in town ‘ haweek. ‘ II. B. L guestsof Mm Brandon. Miss Lizzie Sproéts, of Toronto}. spent the week end in town. Miss Margaret Little. of Campbell: mmnery dept, returned to her home in Havelock. Mrs. Hancocii and faniilyg of Ban- croft, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. town. 3553 L. Lane, of Toronto, spent the benday at her home here. -. Rev. C. 3. Lord spent a, few days 0! 133mm}: in Toronto. Miss Baxter, of Bufialo, N.Y., and 3m )1. McEachren, o: Toronfn, spent the week end at Brandonhurst. the Messrs. John, Norman and Barkvv Diem. ofTorontO, spent Friday in a Conner. of Gra onAgncumec “I. ._~ V“'---v “5-1' cuieural College, and his sister, mg, Pettit, spent a Couple of weeks in town. - Rev. Mr. Ray, of Toronto, Event Tuesday at the Falls. fir. Clare McArthur is Spending a couple of weeks in town. Easter B. Clifl, of Cumug‘ton. is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. R. E we‘lg halt. Capt. Doberty, of the Salvation 32131?» 15:1: last week to spend a few mks at Windsor and other points. 3;. Frank Belch is home from Gow- ganda. In M, Pettit, of Guelph, lecturer on Agriculture at the Ontario 'Agl'i' mieural College, and his sister, Miss leon Falls, July :18.--Mrg, May- be and Easter Ewart Mame ram-n. each Wednesday from Toronto. ‘ mg. 0:. Clarke and daughter, of mmipeg. are the guests of Mr. and 11'8- ThaS- Sadier. 1r. Wm. Junkin, of Winnipeg, ’ and 1:3. E. Junkin, of Toronto, are vis-‘ mug relatives in town. \Ir_ Fred Keast is home from Co- and Fr fittings From Melon Falls Gloveis Kength Lac: Gloves, black «5c and" . .. . ......35c “Wm t-m ant] mm- nap Mantle Silks aad Children's 3105351715" 1;. in mm, magma whit?- m and Black Hose. seam' Hind mun; 100k (i our quality Hosiery Tan County Victoria Jan 12 Xin 8'1); (E1 ‘ S -, w-W nd m. In, ”Effjjh'fi‘gé Bleached Table Linen, 50inch, hand- ‘-k ( 6. Indie" (‘uihrs some patterns, rug. price 600, sale...48c ‘ ’ Two specials in Feather Ticking, 25c HEB:$. sale 200: 30c, sale ........................... 22c ntle» Silks ‘ ' llgiiaggtterns of Ro‘ler Towelh gmegé [3' “‘2" 3!. sale 75c: reg , Checked Glass Toweling, reg. 10c. TL.- .._. ........... $1.00 3819842: reg. 8c.'s 1e .60 A}; .R‘nncl). N‘g. 1.50. White Shaker. 12M. sale 10c; 15c ""‘ .........., ......... $1.25 pale ..12§c o...u.-ou.o . (special to the Post.) ‘m and black Lisle sixty-Sixth Year .......o u... 1 Sharpe. a couple .of weeks. and Miss Bailey, Rev. Wm. Farncom-b and Mrs. Farn- fiends in town ‘comb, Rev. Mr. Hockley and Mrs. Hockley and children, of Toronto, are holidaying at the Falls. The follow-Lug is a list of guests registered at the Hotel Kawart-ha since the opening : Arthur B. C. Tisâ€" dall, Brantford; S. A. Pearson, Lind- say; W. J. Young, Glenora; Mrs. K. "33 Lett, Cobourg; Wm. W. Farley, Smith “has”. “’33 in 3field; W. B. Kenderdine, Toronto; Mrs ' J. B. Warner, C. G. Warner, Sturg- the. eon Point; G. L. Warner, Port Arth- k and family left rboro, where they Mr. Brock has Lon. ens and John 3. ch” are in town 'afton, is 3 Mrs. Geo. Coonve and Miss Mildred ;Coone returned from a visit to Osha- - wa Tuesday evening. ~ Mrs. W. H. Robinson. Uxbridge, is bvisiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Carter. Mr. Geo. Carter and Mrs. Carter, of Sunderland, spent Sunday here. Mr. A. L. Short, Oakwood, spent Tuesday with his mother, Mrs. A. Short. Mr. C. Clarke and Miss L. Clarke. Cobourg, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Clarke. SPECIAL PRICES ALL OVER THE HOUSE WEEKLY FDITION 30c and ............... 350: 750 101' ,,,,,,,, '1llllppo .................. uuu Four ymd wide Linoleum, reg 500 square yard, for 45cz’ 1'92. 600 sq. yard, for 500: reg. '10.: sq. yard. sale ....... (50c Yaxmdian 0i] Cluth, :‘quzu'e yard 27c, O')’ ‘ fill: all“ ......... .............. .. . ........._,- Japanese Matting, 3 leaders. 12%;, 15c and ............................. . ........ 180 Table Linens, etc. Unbleached Table Linen. reg. 3%, sale 300: reg 50c, sale 43c: regular 70c, sale .......58c Bleached Table Linen, 50inch. hand- some patterns, reg. price 60c, sale...48c Two specials in Feather Ticking, .50 sale 20c: 30c, sale ........................... 2230 Six patterns of Roller Towelix. g,reg. ‘ '---A-------Inoc.oc.ilu .o. .. pnln , ........9c Nowhere will you f‘ r ma bet ' than here. “my start at talc? "111$: draw Speci.” att , ’9" r-r ‘ and-$1.25hnpg' t'10!) to our me, u N ct Blouses, in cx-e'un $2, 2.25 $2 75 Black Silk Gloves, $2.25, $2.50, $3 50 Lace, Chenile and Tapestry Curtains Lac ' "' e Cm tums, 15 yards long, 35, 450 3 yard Laco Curt ' r' , ~- for 75c: $1.25 fmzuns.6.)cfm 00¢:qu Ru j, 21x3 3113., in crimsnn, green and fag”), reg $6. sale $5: 3x3 yds., $9 sale $7.91.}; 3x3} de-. $9.50, SUE $8; 324-]: yds,, $10.75, sale $9: $12 fur. ........ $10 Hemp Can-pet. 10c. 15c and. ........20c rTapgstx-y Strip Carpeting, 50c, sale Rzn Messrs. Townley and Robinson, of Toronto, and M12: Bert Townley, of Fenelon Fans, accompanied by Mr D. Merriam as'guide, left on Monday on a trout fishing expedition to the far north, where they expect to spend a couple ,of weeks. At a, meeting held in the Public‘ Library on Friday evening to discuss the civic: holiday celebration there :73 a good attendance. Committees were formed and other business tranâ€" sacted,~ the outlook for agood cele- bration being very promising. ' A garden party under the auspices of the Parish Workers of St. James’ 1Church will ‘Le held on Friday, July Rlst at the residence of Mr..T. Cash- ore, A good programme will be pro- vided and‘ refreshments served. Admis sion 1’0 cents, refreshments extra. The Fenelon Falls Methodist Sun- day School excursion .will be held on on Wednesday August 2nd per ”steam- at Stoney Lakec - The regular meeting'm the Wom- en’s Institute will \be held on Friday July 28th. Mrs. F. A. Robson returned on Sat- urday from a visit to Lindsay friends. Mr. Thompson, of Rochester, visit-ed Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wagar last week. The Standard Chemical Company’s mill commenced running on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hayes and son of Toronto are Visiting Mr. and Mrs Thos. Lane. Mrs. Goulais, of Lindsay, visited her daughter, Mrs. M. W. Brandon last week. Mr. and Mrs. R. McElroy of Linden Valley, were in town ,on Wednesday. Mrs. Geo. Jewell, o: Huntsville, is the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Mr. air-1 Mrs. w. L. Robson 1.2m Burns, Paris; J. Doran, London. Tuesday morning for Sault Ste Marie F. R. Wilrord, Lindsav; Miss Soothe: where they will visit their sons Messrs an, Mrs. Judge McMillan, Mrs. G. H Joe and Neil Robson £01: a few weeks. Baker, Mrs. J. C. Miller, Lindsay; ’ Mrs. w. Shaw of Lindsay, called on Mrs Wilford, Millerton; N.B.; Capt. t0wn friends on Wednesday. Clark, Guelph; Mrs. A. Niven, Toron- Miss Stella. Burgess returned to to; Mrs. J. McKitterick, J. R. Mc- Winnipeg on Tuesday. Millan and wife, Gnelph; Mr. and Mrs \ Mrs. S. Morrison and child of Lind- W. P. King, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs R say were in town on Friday. A. Ward, Mrs. Kendershine, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. R. McElroy of Linden ence, Toronto; Henry Merkle, Miss Valley, were in town ,on Wednesday. Merlrle, New York; Mrs. J. I).~ Wood Mrs. Geo. Jewell, or Huntsville, is and Miss Caroline Wood, San Die-go the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. Cal. ; L. Westerwelt, Kansas City; R Burgess. B. Street,~ Toronto; C. F. Thompson, Mrs. Goulais, of Lindsay, visited Edmonton, K, Anderson, H. Balfour, aer daughter, Mrs. M. W. Brandon J. Anderson, Lindsay. Miss Et'earl Littleton returned from a. visit to her brother, Mr. E. Little- ton, at Cornwall ,as't week. a la guest of Dr. and Mrs. Johnstone. int; A. H. Matthews, Sturgeon Paint; Carpets, Rugs, etc. ' ‘1. 7’ re . 10c, Nottinaham Cuxtains, 50 inch 3X}??? ....... 1.; ......(5c foz' 31.255332 for 25c. sale 10c; 15c Crimson, gregn and olive Ta ..................... 121w Curtauns- reg- $0 00, sale ..tpu..n: flit '- Ladies’ \Vhite Underakix-tq, emhroid- ex-y and lame trimmed, 500, 750, $1.00 and Ladies’ Embroidered Blouses Ladies Dumgrs. lace and "embroid- exv l1in1med.9 ...)0, 55¢: .tnd.. "H.506 Lndws ‘ Corset Covers. embroidery m] I. u< himxned, :-thlee leaders, 25c. 3% Three Man‘illa b0ys who were in ‘I’orcupine, lure been heard from and all are safe. Mr. (J. Steele was in the Golden City, Mr. D. Melanie; and Mr. Grant were out with prospectors, The latter, who was in the Red Stone River district, just got out with the clothes he was wearing. The party lost everythino. Mr. A. L. Short, Oakwood, spent Tuesday with his mother, Mrs. A. Short. Mr. C. Clarke and Miss L. Clarke, Cobourg, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Clarke. Street Commissioners McDonald and Hodgson have had a gang of men employed putting down cement walks on Christopher, Simcoe and Church sts. Civic Engineer A. McIntyre was in charge of the work. Mr. Robt. D'Lury, Walker, Minn, Sheriff of Cass County, Minn., with his Wife and family, arrived Tuesday evening to visit his parents. Ladies‘ Night Gowns. 75c, $1, $1.25 Miss H. D'Lury, Ottawa. is home for her holidays. 'Mr. C. E. Kelly, Hamilton, joined his. family here a fewI days ago and will remain for the summer. g MANILLA. I {Special to the Post.) I A few days ago Mr. J, R. ‘Sonley jhad the misfortune to lose a fine ‘three-year-old colt of the carriage class. It seems the colt was very breve-chy and got its legs (caught while attempting to jump a fence. and was thrown over on its back and instantly killed. adies’ Whitewear .u..~o-o.on.. olive 'l‘apqstgy ch, $1.50 ...... $1.65 7c Mr. James Graham has returned from his trip to California Mrs. John Perrin and daughter Mrs H. Eyres, visited over Sunday with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. H. Pen-in and son, Rey, Mrs. Wérd and Miss .Ward, Mr. and Mrs. _Cummings and family spent Sunday and Monday in the city. CAMERON. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, of St. Thomas, are spending the holidays at his sisters, Mrs. C. Hepburn Mrs. David Cole and Miss Eddie Cole, of Toronto; spent ‘a couple of weeks with friends here and in Lind- say and returned home on Saturday last. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Perrin and grand son, Ross, attended the tuner-a1 of Mr. L. McDonald, ae Uxbridge, on Mon- day. The farmers have nearly all placed rural mail boxes at their gates and are looking for the postman in a few days. Miss Mary and Jessie Forrest of Tor onto are enjoying their holidays with friends here. Miss Laura McCorvie has returned to Toronto after visiting at her home here. Mr. Bert Parliament had the mis- fortune to lose a Valuable cow last week. It was a remarkable thing that dur- ing the long period from 1760 e01911 not one of these lairds or Brownlee had any family. The first. the entailer was married, but had no family, and there neVer h-‘.d leen an heir since, There was a slight touch of rovrnance about the marriage of Elizabeth Har- vie, another daughter of the Rev John Harvie, of Innerwick. A young- doctor named Thomas Robertson, (great I grandfather of Mr. A. Robertson, of ,Lindsay), had at the Precocious age i of 19, received an appointment as nav al surgeon, and before he went away {to take up his duties he went to see .the Parish Minister at Innerwick. In a 1 :corner of the room an infant was ly- 1 ing, in a cradle, and the young man rocked it to sleep. Some teasing fol- lowed, and the Minister’s wife jocu- larly remarked that he might marry the child. Nineteen years later the remark came true, and he married the child, whom, as an infant he had rocked in the cradle. This Thomas Robertson saw much service during .the Napoleonic War; be practically founded the Hospital ship as a feat- ure or NaVal organization. He died at the age of 77 and his eldest son was Admiral Robert RObinson, Mr. Robertson's (LindsaY) , grandfather. This man devoted his life to the naVy and straw the time of the first intro. duction of steam into the navy, he may he said to have been identified with steam pioneering work. He was lieutenant of the Rattler, the first steam war vessel, and saw 47 years.’ service in the navy. He was succeeded by his son, Thomas Robertson, broth- er-in-law of Mr. Robertson, Lindsay. BROWN’ S-MARIPOSA. (Special to The Post)‘ Mrs. Walter Arksey and children 0! Lindsay spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs. A. Brown. The present laird of Brownlee' has also recently succeeded to an estate near Woolwich. NEPHEW 0F MR. A. ROBERTSON HONORED 3;: IN SCOTLAND ON COMING OF NOR Councillor D. Buchan, a warm friend of the family. in proposing the health of Robert Robertson-Shersby- Harvie, gave a most interesting his- tory of the estate of Brownlee and its various proprietors. I Mr. Robert Robertson-Shersby-H-ar- 'vie is the new laird of the Brownlee jHoua and estate. He was educated at jBediord Grammar school, and at the Caius College, Cambridge, where he is qualifying for the English bar. His family has a most notable history, as he had been called upon in the thresh- hold of manhood to take up a mos-t important estate, in which his prede- cessors have, in three generat-ioos, spanned 150 years of possession with 1 blameless lives. l The affair was held at Brownlee House, and the large company present represented three districts. The pro- ceedings took the form of a garden party, and a toast list‘was enthusias- tiCally carried out, which was inter: spersed with music, and at the close“ dancing was indulged in. I A recent msue of the Carluke and Lanark (England) Gazette, contains a. lengthy a¢count of an interesting function in connect-ion with the com- ing of age of Robert Robertson-Shears- by-Harvie, of Bro'wnlee. anephew of Mr. A. Robertson, of Lindsay. LINDSAY. ONTARIO, FRIDAY. JULY 2} 1911 Orillia, July 17.-â€"The by-law voted on to-day to raise -by. debentures eigh- ty thousand dollars for an extension of the electric power plant, was car- ried by a a vote 6f 603 for and 85 ag- ainst. Another large industry willhe immediately established at Orillia. The Perrin Plow Company, of Smith's Falls, the West Lorne Waggon Com- DanY..of West Lorne, the Tudhope Knox 00., of Orillia, and the Tud- hope Anderson Company, of Winnipeg have formed ‘a merger and will go extensively into the manufact e of implements and wagons for the3 West- ern trade. The town has given 39. thir- ty acre site on lower Wes} street and the contract has been 1 for the erec- tion of a. two-story bfibufld‘ing. 80‘ 600 feet“ We regret to learn that Mr. Wm. Channon met with a severe accident last week by being thrown from a horse take, and having his collar bone braken. ORILLIA SECURE S BIG INDUSTRY We congratulate Miss Mila, Webster Miss Emily Dobson on passing “the annual examination of the Trinity College of Music. They were pupils of Miss N. M. Brown, of Lindsay. who is well known here. Mr. William Dobson, Toronto, was the guest of his mother, Mrs. J Dob- son over Sunday. Mr. Mosley Guard, one or our enter prising young man, has decided to go West, and will leave here in a couple of weeks. Mr. Spotton, of the F. B. C., Lind say, visited our village 'on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Gilson, Sonya spent Bunday with Mr. and Wrs. H. Wetster. Mrs. W. J. Washington, of Toronto, is the guest of Mr.’ and Mrs. S. Wash- ington. Mrs. A. Trethewey and children were guests of Mrs. A. E. Trethewey during the past week. Mesrrs-. F. P..Coad and Clarence Hill spent a xew days in Toronto last week. ‘ . Mrs. J. J. Irwin, of St. Catharines is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. Hughson. Mrs. Dr. Chambers, of Cleveland and son Lawrence called on friends here this week. \Ji-ss- Verrol Hicks, 0! Valentia, is speoding a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. David Tait. We regret to learn that Mrs Games- by is quite ill this week. Mr. Leonard Stacey is at present enjoying a couple of weeks’ holidays. The many friends of Mr. Stephen Cody, and family. formerly of Mari- posa, are. very sorry to hear of his loss by fire, he having lost his home contents, stock, -etc., barely ercaping with their lives, in Michigan, Where they now reside. Mrs. Mark and Miss Fleda Mark and Mr. and Mrs. Murray, 0: Can- nington, spent Sunday gt the home 01‘ Mr. MacMurray. Mrs. J. Collingwood, - of London, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchinson. Mr. John Gordon, of the Bank Montreal, has returned after a He ant holiday in Toronto. Mrs. M. J. LeWLs and son, Lindsay, spent Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. A. L. Short. Miss Meeda Goheen is enjoying the holidays with relatives at Reabm). Mr. Garfield Falls and bride, of Toronto, are spending a Couple of weeks. with his grandmother, Mrs. Dobson, and his ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Falls. Mrs. Ed. Cole and Mrs. D. Cole, 0! Toronto, returned home on Saturday here. Miss Edith Hutchinson, 0! London Collegiate, is spending the vacation Mrs. Joseph Mainthood, of Toronto is vis ting her brother, Mr. Samuel Walters, also Miss Darcy, of Lindsay, Miss Lillian Dawswell, of Goodwood is the guest of Miss Oda. Patterson. 1 Rev. J. E; and Mrs. Robeson, of Cherry Valley, 111., are spending a few weeks holidaying with her parents P.»1r and Mrs. A. Arnn'tage. Weeks Doings From Oakwood (Special to The Post) Bank of a Pleas- Miss S. Millie, who has Lean in chai‘ge of the millinery départmsnt Of Mr. Chas. Ivory’s 9:09 for the Past three years, left this week far her home in Creemore. Mrs. Parsons was in Peterboro ovâ€" er Sunday, Mr. Bcrt Wilson, of Chlcago, is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs W. -Wilson. (Special to The Post.) Mr. Wm. Kennedy wasin Lindsay on business on If‘riday. Miss‘Adams. of Philadélphia, :3 vis- iting her sister, Mrs. Frcd ROWan. Mrs. R. J. Mulligan was the host- ess ore. very enjoyable afternocn tex On Monday. 0n ac‘coqnt of the storm on Friday evwing the mission band garden party was not as well attended as it would have Lean. Mrs. Mann gaVe the use of her home as it was too wet to en- jOy the programme outside. OMEMEE J OTTINGS Misses Hazel and Greta Goad, 0‘ Toronto, are visiting at Mr. W. J. Coad’n. Mr. E. H. Fallis. of Chesley, and Miss Hope Fraser, of Toronto. are visiting Mrs. J. W. Smith this week. iiSs Mary Rose entertained a num- ber of friends on Thursday evening at her home, in honor of her comm, Miss Grant. of London. Quite a number from here attended the ConserVative Convention in Lindv say on Saturflay. Mrs. W. 'l‘retheway and children vis- itcd'at Mr. Flurey’s, Cannin-gton, 0V- er Sunday. Mr. T. Barnes, of Winnipeg. made a short visitvat his father’s, Mr. J. Barnes. Miss J. Grant, nurse, of Ithica, is spcndingfier holidays with her par- ents here. Mrs. J. McKee and children, Hail- eybury, and Miss C. Smith of Port Hope, are visiting at Mr. D. Hawk- in’s. . Mrs. (D12) McKay and Miss Doro- thy McKay are visiting Mr. J McKay of Minneapolis. Miss Mary Muir, of Toronto, and Miss Dora Morrison, of Beavetton, vis ited friends here on Thursday. Miss Fannie McDonald. of Eldon, station,is spending this week at her Lrother’s, Mr. J. McDonald. Mrs. Bundle and Mrs. Bagshaw of Sunderland, visited at Mr. E.’ G. Bagshaw's this week. Mr. Roy Mainhood of Toronto is visiting at Mr. G. Prouse’s this week. (Special to the Post) Mrs. Warren and son, of Bell-eville, are guests at Mr. M. J. Stoddard’s this week. ! Mill Mildred Fee was 111 Lindsay on Monday. 91‘ . ' (SPeCial to the Post) Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Vasfsarfind ROd Mise; Parrott left on Monday for Vassar left:i Manda? a te‘gnoon is: her home in Bath. . I flux 8 . e ['6 re ' than“ ”we 1‘ ’ . p g ' ’5 Mr. and Mrs. PL Shields are mit- their departure very much and trust in friends (1 1 t v . Mt Plpas they will be with us again in the g an re a 1 es 1n ' " near future. ant. . Miss Lena, McDonald, Of Windsor out Mr. I“. .A. ‘Wylle, 0f TOTCStO. was In is spending her holidays here. ‘towu over sunday ; I .M ‘ H- MOffatt and D. MOffatt Mr. and Mrs. Horton and family of I ‘Cl v 1 . . . .» ' d are the nests of the lat- : in m tovm. * e e d” g are hohday g ‘tef's parents, Mr. and Mrs W11 iamâ€"i Mrs J. J. Lee, and (am 1y spent [son l 1 last week inLindsay with her mother J Mrs E I SpenC° of Toron‘o . no . ‘ ‘ - A. ' ' ' . ”I - I Mrs Be . 381mm; Tuesday 111 town, the guest of Mrs. Sangater, Maud.e and Bo, {Mrs I: Burns and Miss M: Fraser, apart a. part M33 Vera Sproule, ofLindsay, is ’ 0‘13“ week :11 St’ Cathar.nesw visiting Miss Etta Scott. Misses Annie and Bell McGillivray Dr. Hart, of Lindsay, has taken or» lreturned to Toronto on Monday after er the dental parlor of Dr. Thompâ€" l spending two weeks at their home. ___ Mr. Charles Aer, of Canninzton spent Sunday with Miss Foster. Week’s Doings From Wogdvifle Mr. E. Lake, of Coboconk, was in town Wednesglay. Mr. Hart, of Toronto, spent a few Mr. Fred and Jéhn McKay spent :1 day in 'Brechin last‘wzek. Mrs. Vassal and Miss Maddiue. 8.1- so Miss Wolfe, are visiting-f Luis and relatiws in the town. Mrs. Stovel, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mc- Kenzie are visiting Mrs. L. McFad den, who has secently returned from atrip in the old country. Alarge number of citizens accom- led the Orange Lodge to ' Fenelon Falls on July 12th. They reported a fine time and one of the test celebra- tions for some timz. A sp:ci21 G.T.R train came for them. Quite a number spent Saturday in Lindsay. Jottings From , Busy Kirkfieéd Rev. J. A. Ferguson occupied the lotsiof berries back with them. pulpit at Glenarm church on Sunday Miss ShirleY'» Rogers has gone to last and his excellent sermons were spend a few days with’ her grand- Iistened to by large congregations.‘ mother, Mrs- Staples, of Gavan. Mrs. Robertson and dzuzht'r [1.12:1 of Pleas-ant Point are uis'ting at the home of her fathzr Mr. J. Cu- tins. Mr. Boyd and family visit (1 at Mr. Knight of Balsam Grove on Sun- day last. We understand the schcol board of trustees haVc engaged Miss Tohmle as teacher. Mr. Tye, of Toronto, is at presant the guest of his daughtn‘, Mrs. Dave Graham, Miss Pearn, of Femlon Fal's, is spending some time withh r s'steg, Mrs. Tbos. Graham. . Mr. and Miss Crawford. of Bszer spent a couple of days last week vis- iting at Mr. Currin’s. Many from th‘s vlc‘mty celebrated the twelfth at Fcn_ltn Fal's. Mr. T. McAllister, of Ops. glso Mr Willze and Miss Lizzie Robert- son, of Plezsant Point, reesntly spent a few days at the home of Mr. J. Cum-ins. Mrs. J. Cowieson receiVed the sad news of the death of her mother, ths late Mrs. Sharpe on Saturday, the 8th. inst. at her home in Vz-itnt'a. Deceased was well advanced in years bezng in the neighboJmod of eighty seven years and had been in poor health for some months. Mr. Cowicscn and family att‘nded the fun eral on Sunday of last week. Mrs. Graham recen-‘Jy returned to her home, after spendlng a faw‘ weeks at the home of her son,“ Woodville. (Srmclal to The Post) We are please (1 to state that Miss :gVIE mie Naylur is now recoVerinr from her recent severe illness Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McFadyen, who have been visiting under the parent) roof of Mr. McFadien, lefc on Monday for their home in Que- Mrs. Melville Council. 01 Lindmy is viszting her mother Mrs. D. Corneil. Those desiring to take in the Can- adian Foresters? excursion to Toron- to and Niagara Falis on Saturday, August 12 ml! note that the special train leaves LindSay 20 mins. after the morning flyer reaches that point. Buy regular tickets to Lindsay, where excursion tickets may be obtained. On account of the heavy rain on Tuesday the tennis tournament armn ged between the Peterboro and Om- emee teams, on the 10ml courts. had to be pcst-poned. CAPITAL $4,000,000; RESERVE $5,0%,000fl0TAL ASSETS A Branch of this b.1111; wasofiabi'sbol in L :ndon England. on It July last, at __ -, 73 GORNHILL, E.c. A large number from here attended the twelfth of Ju’y czleLratmn in Co- bourg, on Wednesday. HEAD OFFICEâ€"TORONTO E. B. OSLEQ, M.P., President W“; "3 .TMAITHEWS, Vice Pres This Branch will isspe Letters of Credit and Ui‘dfts on all important pmnts m Canada. negouan- Bellsrgenz.‘ for eullootiun. make vlegmphic transfers, and transact every descx-ipuun of banking husinesm lnformatmn will be furnished on. all(Idawliin‘matters. A cpecin! department will be provided for the use of vi ‘itovs . ‘, beg.- ex's :t' our Letters of Credit. ' * ' “ - :v -, ‘ . a 1n 1 - Mr. A. E. Bryson is spending the Va- cation with hi -s family. THE DOMINION BANK Mr. Edwards and children Hampshire, and Mr. Edw Moncton, N. B., are the gue Edwards. Mrs. IL Burns. Ms; Vera Sproule, ofLindsay, is visiting Miss Etta. Scott. Dr. Hart, of Lindsay, has taken ovâ€" er the dental parlor of Dr. son. Thomp- Cleveland are the ter's parents, Mr days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elliot, last week. Rev. D. H. Currie and famiw 16“ “158 week for their home on Georgian Mr. Day, of Toronto. is ISLAY and children, of New ,nd Mr. Edwards, of ., are the guests of Mr i. A. BOGERT, Genera! Mam PM?“ ME visiting i pm On Sunflay Mr. and Mrs. R. Wel- don, of Lindsay called on friends in our neighborhood. Mrs. R. Tiers spcnt a few d:ya via iting at Mr. John Cole Thurston'l. Mr. Stanley Weller, of Keene. . rived here on Monday last for a short visit among relatives. Stanley nearly dislocated my arm with that terrible [we or his. Several of the farmers 9: our neigho torhooi are improving their Lanna by erecting a new wire fence. We no all look-lie forward to having better roads next winhu‘. Biz-8.1 J. McEachren, of Woodvflle is spending a few days at her father's. Mr. J. , Jew-311's. Mrs. Dr. Chambers and two mot Cleyeland and hér mother Mrs. Stev- ens, of Lindsay, visited at Mr. E. R. Roget's on Wednesday. Missas Ruth Woodger. oi theL.C.I. Lindsay. and Esther Wood, of Cun- bray, is spending. a. few days with their cousins, the Misses Hancock. Several of the young men of our neighborhood have gone back tothe rocks to‘pick‘huckleberries. Wchope the - boys have _. a good time and bring Iotsiof berries back with them. LINDEN VALLEY (Special to the Pos:.i Mrs. Robt. Weldon is spending a few days at her sister’s, Mrs. D. W. Terrin's: this week. Mr. J. W. Elliot ispresenting a nameless hcro with a'pedal text sav- inb-bis wife's we at tée station on Tuesday morning last. I am promised several black eyes and big ears from readers in the correspondence. This shall not occur North West for dilatoriness In my again. Iam not very handsome but ablack eye wouxd not improxw me ‘any'. Mrs; Alex Kennedy, Lindsay, illo- jourm with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Thurston. On Saturday lasta jolly party 0! ladies departed from here for the mp berry patch arriving home more 501- ful and with lots of the much sought for fruit. Pass the berries please. Mr. H. Wood, who has been Spend- ing sevgral weeks with her sister In John Elliott, left for her home gt Grand Forkg, North Dakota 011'“- day last. Ma'ss Maud Thretrn is spendinghcr mid-svm‘ner vacation wizh relatives inToronto. Maud will be an ideal city ite when she returns. Mr. John Cherry, who has beam ding a few days with Mr. and In J. Kennedy returned to his ham. at Bolton, 'on Monday last. Mr. and Mrs Lindsay. are 3] guests of Mr. Nickle. The zlonous twelfzh was celebrated by Dunsfurd L. O. L. 95, at Fandon Falls. Fifty members turning out ta the Walk. All hada good time. Miss Ried, of L-‘ndsay. spent the week-end with friends on the Scotch Line. ‘ iting his daughter Having been awakened fromahdd spell or lazinuis by the earns: a- treaties of the fair maidens of Duns- tord, who love to sze their mm. in the Post, I WA! Hush, Chris had another flack 0K chickens to feed on Saturday. Benn. teen chickens from fifteen eggs. In this 2. record ?. Mr. S. M. Thurston has: completed the telephone service to Pleasant Pt. I can now telephone to maw and mu Dunsford Doings Of interest TO ElGiiT‘ 1d Mrs Walker Wetherup. ot , are spending a few dafltho of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Kc . Hunter, of Regipa. is VII- 27