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Messrs. Jos. Beatty, William Ma- gee, Jos. Shields, R. Williamson, H. R. Murray, Reeve and Mrs. Mulligan Mrs. Charles Ivory, Mrs. '1‘. 0. Ivory, Mrs. E. White, Miss E. Rob- inson, yMiss Lila Parsons and many others took in the big demonstra- tion io Lindsay last week. Mr. A. E. Eryson was a visitor to 'Peterboro during the past week. . r. and Mrs. Milton E. Nugent and son left on Saturday to visit relatives in Beardsley, Minn., before returning to their home in.Glen Ullin Mr. and Mrs. W. Cunningham, of Winnipeg, who were old Omemee re- sidents, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Stewart, Kingâ€"st. west. Mr. J. Wylie, of Toronto, spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. L. Wilson. Take in the excursion to Halibut- ton on Tuesday,_AuguSt 11th, under the auspices of the Independent Or- der of Foresters, per G.T.R. Big pro- gramme of sports, Calithumpian pro- cession, sham battle, and grand conâ€" cert. See time table and fares. Miss Maya Fee spent the week end with her friend, Mrs. S. Sluggitt of Mount Horeb. . Mr. and Mrs. B. Wilson were visit- ors to Peterboro on Saturday. Mr. J. Weir, proprietor of the tem- perance house, Omemee, was a visi- tor to Peterboro on Saturday last. Mrs. English and children, Archie and Phylis, are the guests of the former’s sister, Mrs. H. Murray. Mrs. J. Wilson and daughter, of Port Hope, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson during the 'past week. Miss E. MaCPherson of Toronto, is the guest of her brother, Mr. 'I‘. A. MacPherson. Mr. and Mrs. William Irwin of Peter-bore, were the guest of friends in town, over the week end. Misses Nora and Jessie Nichols have returned home after a pleasant visit with their cousin, Miss E. Townsend. of Burnt River. Mr. and Mrs. G. Magahey Lindsay on business during week. Miss Bertie Lamb, of Toronto was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Lamb, over Sunday. A number of- our Omemee ladies drove to Thurstonia on Wednesday of last week to enjoy the balmy breezes of the lake. After picnicing in the usual manner, they were the invited guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reu- ben Bradley, of Dvunsford, for the evening, and returned home in the wee small hours of thermorning. Mr. and Mrs. D. Magee were visitâ€" ors to Thurstonia on Sunday last. Miss, Hilda. Clarke has returned hbme, after an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. Shepard, of Goldwa- ter. Mrs. A. Byers returned to her home in Lindsay‘last week. Misses Jessie and Nora Nichols are visiting friends at Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nugent were visitors to Bethany during the past week. M188 Edna‘Bell, of Peterboro, is Visiting gt the home of her aunt, Mrs J. Weir. m Messrs. T. A. ‘Vlacpherson and Stephenson were visitors to Linda during the past week. Mrs; Langton‘ Wilson was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Slug-gitt, of Mount Horeb, on ’Sun- day. (Spectal to The Post.) Mr. and Mrs. George Adams, of LinGSay, werevthe guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mulligan over Sunday. The Omemee Methodist Sunday School intend running an excursion to Chemong on Aug. 14 (Civic Holi- day.) More particulars later. O... 9.0““ 150- 9m ARMSIBONGE PAGE FOUR. Mr. and Mrs. J. Patterson, of August If you act at once you will get a better selection in SUITS and RAINCOATS. Lines that are broken, but all SiZES, and to clear we will offer $8.00 and 9.00 Suits ................ $6 50 $10.00 Suits ................................ 8.00 $12.00 Suits ................................ 10.00 $15.00 Suits ................................ 12.00 Raincoat Specials~~~$6.00, $8.00, $10.00, $12.00 All Strawsâ€"â€"~$1.00 each. OMEMEE $8.00 and 9.00 Suits $10.00 Su‘ts ................ $12.00 Suits ................ $15.00 Suits ................ The Men’s Wear Stm-e the past were in Specials Mr. and Mrs. Sam Squires expect to move in to their splendid new resi- dence this week. {North Dakota, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hayes., A large crowd attended the lawn social held at Mr. More Osborne‘s on Friday, July 31st, and after the plentiful and appetizing repast had been served, a splendid program, con~ sisting of music from Oakwood mixed quartette. Messrs. Moynes, of Cam- bray, Mr. J. A. McLean and Mrs. Ed~ wards. 'of Manilla, also reading by Mrs. Wilmot Webster and Miss Mabel Lane. of Oakwood, was given, which was much appreciated by the atten- tive audience. The baseball game in the afternoon resulted in I’eniel be- ing the winner over both visifiing teams, winning from Ellis by the score of 28-2}, and from Grant‘s 8-3. Proceeds amounted to about $100. A large number from here attended the celebration at Lindsay on Thurs- day last. Several from here attended the Quarterly Communion service at Manilla Sunday and the Peniel mem- bers of the Quarterly board will be [here tonight at the business meeting. Isir. Sam Squires, our genial thresh- er has started on his rounds this week, threshing alsike. Mrs. White, of Toronto is the guest of her mother, Mrs. E. Brown. Mr. George Copeland, of Toronto, is visiting friends here. Messrs. John and George Hardy spent the week-end at Lindsay. Miss Emma Nancekievell is the guest 0: her sister, Miss Ethel Nance- .Iisses Pearl and Lillian McKague were the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Walter Day at Fenelon Falls last Mr. and Mrs. Herb Black visited friends here recently. W88 We. congratulate Mr. Wilfred Short on having obtained first prize for his driver at the farmer‘s race at Beav- erton. ' PHILLIPSâ€"WILSONâ€"Aug. 5th, at Queenâ€"st. parSOnage, by the Rev. J. S. Mc‘Mullen, Mr. Geo. T. Phil- lips, of Cobomnk, to Miss Olive Wilson, of Baddow. kievell, at Manilla. The Mises Strickland, of Grass Hill are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Smith. We are sorry to report that Mr. Wilfred McKague is quite ill, but we hope for his speedy recovery. Mr. J. B. Weldon, of Oakwood and motor party, were in our neighbor- hood on Wednesday last. Miss Hazel Groves, of Toronto, is the guest of Miss Maggie McLean for a couple of weeks. Master Percy and Miss Laura Love are holidaying at their grandfather's, Mr. A. Bagshaw‘s. We extend our heartiest congratula- tions to Mr. Clifford Smith on having obtained his second class Norma] with honors. Miss Gertrude Love and sister. Mrs. Swindlehurst, Toronto, are the guests of friends here. Mésses Gladys Smith and Myrtle Bre-ntxuell have returned from visiting Linden valley friends. Dr. J. A. White, of Lindsay made a professional visit to Omemee re- cently. Mrs. Wilton Pringle, of Detroit and Miss McKinnon, of Windsor, visited :heir sister, Mrs. J. Brown last week. A band of gypsies encamped near Black's school one night last week. Jr. and Mrs. Garnet Wilson, of \‘v'oodvme, visited at Peniel Sunday. friends here. Mr. David Stimson motored to Lindsay Tdesday on business. (Speciax to The Post.) Mrs. Irown. 01' Manilla, is visiting PanamaS«~$3.50 MARRIED PENIEL Miss McDonald, of Orillia, was the guest of Miss Elva Maybee last. week. Miss Vicars, of Uxbridge, is the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. G.F. ,Vicars. [ i b I l An excursion under the auspices of the independent Order of Foresters is advertised to take place on Tues. day, August 11th, from Peterboro to Haliburton and points between. Quite a number of Fenelon citizens are looking forward to a trip to the high- lands. A Civic Holiday on that date would make it easier for a larger number of our citizens to take in the outing. Mr. J. W. MacKay, V.S., is on a visit to relatives at Embro. Miss Helen Henderson, of Lindsay, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. J. Could this week. wwwwuatnrspuww ...-r~w.«. .-.¢‘. , Mr. _R. E Wagar is spending a few weeks at Enterprise. Mrs. M. E. Calder represented the b‘enelon Falls I'u'olic Library at the Library Institute convention on July :;0111 and 3lst. Miss Waite, of Orillia, was the guest last week of Mr, and Mrs. A.J. Gould. Mr. EC. Calder, of Toronto, spent Sunday and Monday at the Falls. The Misses Cogan, of Ottawa, are the guests of the Misses Hand. A large number came down per steamer Wacouta on Tuesday evening from (bboconk, the occasion being;r a moonlight excursion under the aus- pices of the Ladies’ Aid of the Moth- odist church, Coboconk. ice cream and other refreshments were served on board by the ladies of the church. Miss Tilly Abbott has returned from a. visit with Peterboro friends. Mrs. Dr. Gould spent a. few days last weex visiting her sister, Mrs. H. J. Lytle, at Rosedale. Mr. and Mrs. Buller, of Toronto, Mr. Arthur Waite and daughter of Orillia, Mr. Harvey, of Cobourg and Mr. Chas. Henderson, of Toronto, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 7A. J. Gould during the past week. Miss Thompson, of Toronto, is vis- iting her friend, Miss Ella Pearce. On Monday evening, July 27th, a special meeting of the Epworth League and Adult Bible Class of the Meth- odist church, was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh. A pleas- ant social time was spent by all pre- sent. During the evening Mrs. Bert Robson, a former esteemed member of the League and Bible Class, was presented with an address, signed in behalf of both societies, accompanied by several useful presents, on the eve of her departure with Mr. Rob- son for their new home in Lindsay. Mr. Robson made a suitable reply. thanking the- members of the League and Bible Class for their kindness on behalf of Mrs. Robson. The house was nicely decorated for the occasion. The Fenelon Falls orchestra gave several fine selections during the evening. Refreshments were served at the close of the program after which the com- pany dispersed, after hearty congra- tulations and expresions of good will in) Mr. and Mrs. Robson who left for Lindsay early in the following week. Mr. Ivan Junkin, of Toronto, visited relatives at the Falls last week. Mr. M. W. Brandon left last week for I’eterboro on receiving the news of the serious illness of his brother-in- law, Mr. W. H. Robertson, of that city, who passed away on August 2nd. Mr. L. Pearce, of Manilla, spent last week the guest of his brother, Mr. Henry Pearce. The Misses Elva and Winnifred Maybee left on Friday to visit rela- tives in Bclleville and Brighton. Miss Annie Gillis, 01‘ St. Louis Gen- eral Hospital is visiting her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gillis. Mr. and Mrs. Fair, of Toronto were the guests of Mrs. Maybee for the past week. v Take in the excursion to Halibur- ton on Tuesday, August 11th,,under the auspices of the Independent Orâ€" der of Foresters, per G.T.R. Big pro- gramme of sports, Calithumpian pro- cession, sham battle, and grand con- cert. See time table and faresr Mrs. Tompkins, of Cambray, spent the week-end the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dr. Gould. (Spectal to The Post.) The annual excursion of the Baptist Church, and S. S., Fenelon Falls, will be held on Thursday, August 12th, to Buckhorn, calling at Sturgeon Point. The usual program of sports will'be given. Steamer Stoney Lake leaves the wharf at 8 a. m. Everyone invited. :‘The steamer Lintonia passed through the locks on Tuesday a. 111., with a number of excursionists from Lindsay on board who were en route for Kirkfield lift (locks, and returned homeward about 5 p.111. Mrs. Heard returned last week from Toronto where she spent a ouple of weeks with relatives. ‘ Miss K. Mitchell, of Dalrymple spent the week- end with her sister, Miss E Mitchell, who returned from Lindsay on Friday. Mr. Harry E. A'ustin, of Toronto, spent Sunday and Monday with rela‘ tives at the Falls. Wheo you know a man is subject and Mr. Jim H111 to fits, don’ t ask him who his tailor for Winnipeg and is. . ‘ . ; west . FENELON FALLS (Special tofi’l‘he Post.) Miss Mae McInnis returned from Geneva Park last week, after spend‘ ‘ing a very! enjoyable time. week. Miss'M. Fraser is visiting friends Mr. Russell Campben, of Toronto, visited at his home uver the holi- day. ‘ Miss McDougall and brother of Buffalo, are the guests of Miss G. McKay. in M00§e Creek, ()nL. Mlaster Ben Smith, of Uxbridge is spending his'holidays in town. MI‘. and Mrs. A. E. Smith of UK- bridge was in town for a few days this week. ‘ Take in the excursion to Haliburâ€" ton on Tuesday, Alxgust 11th,um1e1' the auspices of the Independent 0r- Rev. Warm of the pulpit of the on Sunday. der of Foresters, per (}.T.R. Big pro- gramme of sports, (‘alithumpian proâ€" cession, sham battlv, and grand con- cert. See time table and fares. Mrs. McRae and daughter of To onto, v,siting Dr. and Mrs. Ross. MI‘. and Mrs. Balluntyne, of C boconk, spent last Sunday at R. McKay’s. Miss N. Chisholm and Miss Guthrie are visiting friends in tOWn. A rural mail route from Kirkfield to Head Lake, ()nt., commenced last Saturday. Miss Stone, of Toronto, is visit- ing Miss Teresa Macdonfld. Mrs. Faed and daughter Helen in Lindsay Wednesday. Dr. Ross, E. Mosarovc, D. J. Mcâ€" Eachern, -W._ J. Céad, 'H.‘ D. McIn- nis and M. B. Connor ‘in Lindsay last Wednesday. ‘ Quite a number motored :from To- ronto and other plages on Saturday to town, and are spending the week end and Civic Holihayvat the Inn. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Bruce and family are at their cottage, Balsam Lake. (Special to The Post.) Mr. John Hay has arrived home safely from the Old Country and re- ports a pleasant journey. Mrs. Tames Sproule, Miss Greta, and Mr. Jim Hurd left last Tuesday for Winnipeg and other points in the Mrs. L. McFadden in Toronto last The remainder of our stock of Summer Dresses in Crepes, Cotton Voiles, P61 cales etc We do not want to carry any over so out they must go at HALF PRICE quken lots and odd lines of Percales, Crepes, Dimities, MUSiinE Cotton Valles, etc., left after the seasons selling. Some of these sold regularly up to 50c. To clear at 190 yard. KIRKFIELD CANNINGTON THE LIND§AAV POST Sebright occupied Presbyterian church Qeanflp iShirfWaisfs Qeanflpef Dresses of Torâ€" Mrs. and Mr. S. Woodward, acâ€" companied by Mr. and Mrs. Miller and daughter, Maud of Toronto are Camping at Mud Lake. Miss Gladys Talbot is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dunsheath, in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halward, returned to their home in Toronto last Friday. Miss Cousins, of Toronto, spent last week with Miss Bessie Halâ€" ward. Miss Violet Shier, of Toronto, spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Shier. Miss Wyatt is saenvding a few days Messrs. H. Mann, ( with friends in Toronto. V. Pipher, J. Woodwa Mrs. and Mr. S. Woodward, act-’13, Wallace, and J. Miss (Jhelu McLean who has been Visiting her cousin, Miss Bertie Mul- len, for the 12181: three weeks, returnâ€" ed to her home in Toronto last Friday‘. Mrs. Disher and son Norman, Toronto, are visiting Mrs. D( Anderson. Miss Ethel Beatty of Toronto, visiting friends in town. .Miss Gladys. Montgomery of Tor- onto, is visiting her aunt, Miss M. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McFarla-ne are camping at Beaverton this week. Miss Norma Edwards has returned after spending two weeks ar BeaVer- ton. l I ! n 2 l Mrs. Dr. Angus Campbell, of T0- ronto, is visiting friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Bell, of Toronto are visiting Mrs. Gillespie, sr. Mr. Haljold Yenney, of Toronto, spent the week end with his mother. Miss May Stuart of Toronto, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Stuart. We offer congratulations to Miss Mary Brown,~ Flossie Amey, and Anâ€" nie Ross for passing their Entrance to Normal School. Mrs. James Dobson, of Cleveland, is visiting Mrs. A. Dobson. Miss Catherine MacC‘orvie of Brown’s was in town last Saturday. Mrs. ‘ Alex. McDonald, Mrs. Joseph McDonald, Misses Anne and Bella McDougall, are visiting at Orillia. A large crowd attended the game between Cannington and Woodville at Woodville last Friday, which. result- ed in a win for Woodville. Score \Ifi" ‘ KI. .‘IJ’ ‘ ’l.‘ Donald V. Pipher, J. Woodward, B. Mullen, B. Wallace, and J. Smith motored torLindsay last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stone were in Lindsay last Thursday. ' Mrs. W. Hodgins and Mrs. Francis spent last Thursday in Lindsay. last Thursd Beaverton, last Wednesday. It was 2 delightful day, large crowd, and :11] report a good time. M . Harris Allen of Toronto, is visiting friends around town. Miss Lila Parliament of Toronto is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. Par- liament. Miss May Ymney, of T visiting her mother, Mrs W A pretty home wedding took ulace on Aug. lst at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jay, when their young- est daughter, Ida Florence was unit- Mr. and Mrs H. C? Kemp an- iMOfld nounce the engagement of their‘ Mis daughter. Myrtle V. to Mr. J. ~H. itoria Fitzsimmons, ‘of Lindsay. The marâ€" [week riage to take place in August. iAusti (Special to The Post.) Mr. and Mrs. D. Sinclair and fam- ily, of Bracebridge, are spending a few days with relatives in the vilâ€" lagé. Mr. 8. Burton returned home on Monday evening after speading a few days withAfriends in Hamilton. Mrs. Howard and daughter of Warkworth, called on friends in the village last Monday. Miss FffiCraig and Mrs.-,Powell and little daughter, from Toronto are guests of Mrs. A. Craig for 3. few weeks. Miss Burton, Toronto, spent a few :0 days’ holidays with her parents last W week. A ‘A Messrs Miss Ella Dobson w M’jss May (‘1! rds were mnu nuts 181: Wednesday CAMBRAY bionic unday nder n15 Ethel Park, 1y. It was a OI'OD'CO 1n Lmdsay >01 111d D wan, Mullen, spendix motored ental r Thurs held 11 LINDSAY, mm“ spe the 1 for new Miss been tt ing the were 1‘. I100" 1 Agent, C WES The ( will se tickets station Th Met! and 8.30 cellent 01’ Ontario that pict a homest Austin. lu ft M r Mr. A. H 11' Mis Mr Mr. ices rant 3.17 dir SETT much a, few Arks '5. 1::de a; AUGUST termini! i J mt” i! by haV€ guest white 750 black . yard” We hots; Lewi LIT {uh u‘