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‘ i121). c. ARMSTRONG i g Mr. George Campbell of New ank MASS Lydia Seabm‘t of Chicago, E is; v siting his brother” Mr. Wm. who has been the guest of Dr. and 9 (ampbell. Mrs. Hamilton on Cameron Lake, é Mr. and Mrs. Jno. (‘hockley and returned home on Saturday. 8 ED. C. ARMSTRONG “The Men’s Wear Stnre” Iamdly and “155 Annie Proctor, who Miss Margaret Wilson Is attending have spent the summer at the Falls Toronto Normal School. returned last week to Eghnton. Miss Bertha Curtis and Mr. Blake - Mr. and Mrs Jos Minore returned Curtis left on Tuesday to visit rela- mm Mr. Wesley Tamlin has rented the farm formerly occupied byMr. How- e}l=.- - ' ‘ , ~ (Special to Tue mm Mr. Lorne Thomas started. for Port Perry school this week. Mr. Robert Mclmris left for Lind- say L.C‘.I. last Monday. Miss Mary McDonald has gone to Toronto lor a college course. Mr. Howell has rented Mr. A. Glenney's farm at Little Britain for a term of years. Mrs. J. McKague and Miss Pearl spent the week end with fnends at Port Perry. 4 (Special to The Post.) Mr. Carl Moynes, of. Islay is ijit- mg his cousin, Mr. Floyd McLean. Mr. Geo. McKague spent Saturday ‘In Lindsay. Miss Mary Teel has visiting Udora fnends. Mr. Will Kit-ton spent Sunday at Udora. Miss Pearl McKague is visiting friends at Port Perry, . Msé Pearl Webster, nf Oakwood visit7d her brandfather, Mr. W. J Wright. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson, of Toron- to, visited at Mr. William Copeâ€" land's. Miss Isabella Ramsay of Orilla, has been seeumd as teacher for Ce- dar Groves school for the coming year. Miss Mildred K‘ievell and Mr. Clif- ford Smith have gone to Lindsay to resume their studies at. the Colleâ€" giate. Miss V. Craig, of Kinmount is visiting her cousfi), Mass Almda. Trethewey. Miss Mildred Kilevell and Mr Slit- ford Smith left on Monday for Lmd- say, where they will attend the Lindsay Collegiate Institute. ‘ Miss A. E. Swetman of Belleville as visiting her fuend, Mrs. 'W. Mot iatt. Mr. J. H. and W. G. Hardy spent, Sunday With friends at Graesmll. Mr. Thomas of Cressiwell otcufled the pulpit atheOnivclfin' Sunday. He, Vdelfi'ered a very instructive and in- teresting sermon. Mass Maggie McPhad‘den has re- tumed to East Man-i113. ' Miss Doreen erght Las returned from a visit with Oakwood friends. Mr. Clarke Smith spent Monday in Lindsay. Mr. Wm. Short, who has spent the past two months with his son, Mr. Wilfred Short, left for the West last week. (Special to The Post.) - Miss Hazel Osborne, of Cannington is the guest of friends here. BLACK‘WS SCHOOLâ€"MARIPOSA CANADIAN: CEREAL fLOUR MILLS LTD» Farmers! ’ New , Wheat We are now buying and receiving con- signments of Ontario Wheat. Bring your wheat to our Mill and secure highest [1 price. UNDSAY, ON T. CRESSWELL PENIEL returned from Mrs. , J. Cloutier and children, of Leamington, Ont., are visiting her mother, Mrs. R. Munroe. Mics Laura Kemp, who has been visiting Miss Della Kemp, returned to hér home in Toronto last Tuesâ€" day. Mr. Chas. Junkin returned last Friday from a trip to,the 01d Coun- try. Miss Flora Stuart, of Peterboro, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie StUart. Mrs. and M193 Jean Bislcy, Glas- gow, Scotland, are visiting at Mr. Jotin McLachlan’s. -Misscs Elizabeth Wilson and Cath- ie McPhadcn returned after a month’s visit to points in the West last MOn~ d'ay. Mrs. John Bagshaw, of Hamilton, is visiting friends in and around Cannington this week. Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Cummer spent last :week' with frienis at Kinmount. Rev. and Mrs. Wesley, of Wroxeter spent a few days in town this week Miss Myrtle Stuart left for Bramp‘ ton last Monday. Mrs. John Anderson and son left for Youngstown, Alberta, last TuCSv day. Mr. P.‘ J. Anderson spent last Monday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Woodward and Mr. and Mrs. Hez. Woodward return- ed home last Monday from a trip to the West. Miss Merre'll, of; Manitoba, is visit- ing her cousin, Miss May Jewett, this week. Mm. James Marshall has returned from a .visit with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Fe‘ad, Kirkfield. Miss Spires, Mrs. McMillan, millin- er, is back to town. Miss May Denney, who has been visiting her mother for a few weeks returncd to Torcnto last Monday. ~Mr. N. McLeod was in Toronto last Monday. Mr. A. Dobson was in Toronto last Monday on business. (Special to The Post.) Messrs Scott Brandon and L. Mc Dougall are Camping Eat ‘Port Bolst- 1 Mr. and Mrs, Rev. Rowe of Cam‘ bray spent Wednesday at Mr. Hiram Rogers'. Attend Kinmonnt Fair Sept. 15th. Most of the farmers are through harvestmg. and the noisy hum of the busy thresher is heard In our neighborhood. The putting in of fall wheat and plowing .is keeping the men busy. Mrs. A. C. McFarlane is visiting riends in Toronto. Miss Stella Hancock is spendmg a few dayt with her aunt, Mrs. James Smitn, oi Little Britain. Mr. and Mrs Dean S. Goad and little daughter Gladys and Mrs. P. Klng spent Sunday at Mr. J. C. Coad’s. Mr. and Mrs. W. Connor, of Lit- tle Britain spent Sunday at Mr. An- gus Cam-“hell's. Muss Anni-e McPherson visited her friend, Mrs. A. A. Birchard. Mr. Sam Hancock and the Misses Mable and Silvae Hancock spent Monday at Mr. J. W. Hancock’s. (Special to The Post.) Mr. and Mrs. John Staples and Master Clifford Staples, of Grass Hill, spent Sunday the guests of Mr Ed. Rogers. LINDEN VALLEY CANNINGTON (Special to The Bolt-l ‘- “ The entertainment given on Thurs- day evening, August 27th in Dickâ€" son's Hall under the auspices of the Fene'lo-n Falls braach of the W0- men’s Institute, and in aid 01 the Red Cross Society of Canada was one of the best amaeeur entertain- ments ever presented to a Fenelon Falls audience. Whille the attendance was not as large as it should have been, Considering the excellence of the programme, the hall was fairly well filled and the audience was an appreenative one. Rev. W. H. f‘IAQ French, who omciated as chairman", in his openring address spoke in eu-. logistic terms of the Women's IllStl- jute, aim of the Red Cross Society. The program-me ‘WaS presented for the most part by the summer resiâ€" ,dents or romantic Rosedale, that far famed resort of the tourist, and others. Solos, vocal, were'contikb- uted by Miss Elsie Keefer, Mr. Com- her and Mr. Lumsden, also by Mrs. Jno. MacK-ay and Rev. W. H. French of Fenelon Falls. That these numbers were all enjoyed by the au- dience was manifest by, the hearty and prolonged applause. A recitation 3 given by Miss Dolly Robinson was much appreciated. Instrumental se- lections on the piano were well reu- dcred by Miss Tilly Patten, and Mr. Armstrong of Fenelon Falls. Miss ("rowdy, of London, Eng. was the accompanist during the even-lug, as' sistcdvhy Mrs. Delamere and Mrs. French. The piano recently placed lo the ball by the efforts of the W0- men‘s Institute was heard for the lnrst time by the audience, who were lplciiscd with the tone oi the instruâ€" ment. The second part of the pro- }gramme consisted oi_ a laughable ‘iarce entitled “The Two Puddifoots" in which Major Keefer as Bufiles, an elderly itachelor who longs for a quiet life, gave a splendid interpre- tation of the part. M'iss Dora Dick- son as Mrs. Figsby, hlS landlady. a sympathetic and charming but de- termined widow, brought Puddiioot sr. to her feet in the last act. , Muss Lilo Keefer as Charlotte, niece of Bufiies, acted well, while Miss Grace Delamere took the part of Peggy, the housemaid with much naturalâ€" ness. Mr. Edmund Keefer as Puddi- foot sr. and Mr. \‘éilks Keefer as l’uddifootjr. were very funny in their respective roles, and acted cleverly. A spemal feature was an educated camel, of which Mr. W’llkS Keefer, attired in Oriental costume, was the proud proprietor. The “Johnstone family” of Rosedale, made a decided hit, the “‘iamily” be- ing composed of the following ladies and gentlemen: Major Keefer, Miss Trina Keefer, Mr. Comber, -M:1ss Molly Delamere, Mr. Lumsden, Miiss Dolly Robinson, Master Ia'n Innes Taylor and Miss Evelyn Arkwright. The singing of the National Anthem closed the entertainment, the pro- ceeds of which amounted to $41. The garden party given under the auspices of St. James church on Tuesday evenmg, Aug. 25th at the rcsxdence of Mr. E. D. Hand was a' decided success. A good programme was given, which was enjoyed by the large number present. The receipts amounted to about $40. Miss Emaly Nie spent Friday in Lindsay. ’Mrs. ‘A. McFarlaod and Mrs. R. N. letChell have been attcnéing the Toronto Exhibitlon. The Fenelon Fall-s sch/0015 opened on Tglesday, Sept let for the full term. Several changes have b?cn madein the stafi of teachers. Mr. A. A. Cameron, formerly principal of the continuat'lon school, has resignen on account 02‘ 111 health, and is succeeded by Mr. Alfred H. Irwin of Ottawa. Miss Margaret McNab, of Guelph wi§1 be Mr. Irwin’s asmstant Mr. A. M. Fulton, of Lindsay, spent Tuesday in town on business. Mr. Albert Manies spent Fmday in Lindsay on business. Miss Rita Arnold of St. Louis Genâ€" eral Hospital, is borne on a vacaâ€" tlion. ‘ ...Mr. P. C. Burgess has resigned his position as night Watchman at the Fen-31011 Falls power house, Mr. Arâ€" thur (clubell taking his place. in place of Miss Cheney, resigned. Mr. D. Robertson retains his posi- tion as prinC'ipal 0f the public schools, Mr. R. E. Wagar as first assistant. Miss Nclhie Palmer, daughâ€" ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Palmer, of town, is taking charge of the form whe‘ch was taught by Miss L. Austin last term. Miss G. Richards has re- turned to her wraition aé teacher of the juniors. ‘ Mt. Vernon Lord, who is a mem- ber of the Fifth Division Canadian Engineers, has been ordered to the trout. and‘has joined his regiment at Valeartier. Mr. George Campbell, of New York is visiting his brother” Mr. Wm. FENELON FALLS 'Mrss Annle Nic le,t last week for Fort William. Mgss O'ri] '1a Mr. Alex. Clark and family, of Lindsay who have been spending the summer months on Cameron Lake, returnea home. on Friday. recently fronyan attended visit to members of their family in the cht. Mr. H. B. Black, of the Lindsay branch of the Bank of Montreal who has spent; a Vacatiim at his Cottage on Cameron Lake, .‘rctumed to bind- say last week, accumpamed by his family. spent Tuesday in town. Mr. Joe Carley of Midland is vimt- ing relatives at the Falls. Dr. F. 0. Berry and Mrs. Berry of Chicago, were guests of Mr. and Mrs W. J. Hand last week. Miss Margaret Little of Lakcfield, spent a few days last week with friends in town. Attend K'inmount. Fair Sept. 15th. Miss Belle Allbott left this week to take charge of a schoal at Parry Sound. Cadet Sergeant May Ellery of To- ronto,- is spending a week with re- latives: at chclon Falls aad \lcin- ity. M‘iss Helen Cogan who has been spen'd‘i-nb'a vacation with relatives 1n townl, returned on Friday to Ottawa: Miss Edith Townlcy is visiting Toronto relatives. Mrs. J. H. Staunton and son Mas- ter Gordon, are visiting Mrs Staun- -£on’s brother, Mr. McFarland, in Toâ€" ronto. The M18808 Holmes of ‘Inndsay were guests of Mrs. MacCal-lum last week. Rev. C. 8. Lord and Mrs. Lord returned last week from a trip to Nova Scofina. Mrs. Henderson of Lindsay visit- ed her daughter, Mrs. Tom Sadlcr last week. Miss Lil'l‘ian Corbett returned this week from awnsit to friends in Meaâ€" ford. ’ Mr. R. Nevison spent the week end with'Kinmonnt fniends. .. Mrs. L. Townley and Master Ed? gar Townlcy are in Toronto . tus' week. .«Q-o n..-.u.u.u.«.w u Bessm Nie left on Monday for Jordan, of Lindsay, the week end :03 5.5.5:... 30.22.95». 3. 0.5.5.629... “ unddgéfiflaffleS 3.6. .o. . o. .0. 6.6.6293; .9:§9§25..§9589 §§630.330:9 tives ifi Hamilton and Toronto,” where they m1] attend the exhibi- Mr. Geo. Martin and fauuly have returned from thmr cottage on Cam- eron Lake. Capt. Poole, of Toronto, formerly of the S. A. corps here, is renewing aeguaintances in town thus week. Ron. Miss Margaret Twomcy is wait to friends in Montreal. chera, from town motored to Beaverton on Friday night; to attend a dance. Rcv. Fraser, of'Toronto, occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church Sunday. (Spectal to The Boat.) Miss Bessie McArthur, of Eldon Staeion, spent the week ead with Mrs. M. McArthur. Miss Babe McG'illvary is visiting her sisters in Toronto. Mr. Thos. Hcrron is Matting in Fenelon Falls. The induction of our new pastor, Rev. M. Lindsay, is to take place at Balsovcr church on Thursday at“â€" ternoon . Mrs. G. Ashman and son Carl. of Lindsay visited Mrs. C. N. Vassar last week. Mrs. Sangster and Miss Fraser in Toronto Monday. " ' Mrs. Keane-y of Port Arthur, is visqting Miss W. Mitchell. Mr. Facd, of Toronto, is vusxting his brother, F. Faed. Attend Krimz-w-unt Fair Sept. 15th. Mr. J. Kxing in Lindsay on Monâ€" day. Miss Sadie MacDonald ot Torooto is “siting friends in town. Miss JeSsI'c Munro and Miss V. Ward, of Epsom,0nt, were guests of Mrs. T. Munro last week. Schom-I reopened on Tuesday morn- mg hero'w‘iizh Mr, Hwidge and Miss McInnin as teachers. ' " ‘ Mrs. G. C. Staples, of Praterboro, spent a couple of days in town with friends last week, ' Sennra,. took in the Ladies’ Aid excursion per Stoney Lake to bindâ€" say on Tuesday. ‘ M'iss Edna, Smith, ot UX'bridge is wanting In town. ' ‘Dr. Neelands, Dentist, Lindsay, will be at Jackson’s Hotel, (301,0- cdnk, Thursday, 'Sept.‘ 10.- Miss Tercr 21 Ma? donal-d left on Monday to attend Normal School in Toronto. Mrs. Sproule, of Beaverton, and Mrs. RIChardson, of Brantford are guests of Mr. and Mrs. DWBruce. New Fall Suits That Will Arouse Your Admiration These handsome suits set forth in a splendid way the fashinm that are most favored this Fall. They are not exaggerated types but 1er' k'lcyeriv toned down and thoroughly practical models which the extrema- and the conservative dresser alike will soon be wearing. The important \t} it fea- tures are semifitted and straight line effects in three quarter and longer length coats. with flare in the coat skirts; long tunic pleated tiered md ruf. fled effects in the skirts. Garbardines, Serges, POplins, Bedi‘ord (Iords‘ Broadcloths and novelty weaves are some of the favorite materials WINC- sented. colors are mostly handsome dark shades, The WOTkmzmsllip 0f every garment is faultless and the values are excellent. We haw :1 Won- derful range to show you from $1250 to $37.50 Coats this Fall are longer than you are accustomed to seeing them. The new seven-eighth and the fall length have supplemented air: shorter coats that have hitherto been in vogue. The redmgotc. effect is, a d‘Hnin. ant one, while nearly all the coats are loose or semi-fitting. .Mlilt‘i‘lal: are Zihelines, Wool Velours, Chinchillas, Curl Cloths and fabrics flying the effect of warmth, Dark colors are much in vogue but many fancy patterns including plaids are seen. We are ready to show you all of tl‘u‘ llL‘WQSt styles In Fall (oats aod anxious for you to come and see them. The New Fall Coats Show Many Distinctive Innovations. KIRKFIELD 61%.; Housegof anlitj/ “I . Prices $8.50 to $50.00 (Special :0 The Post.) Miss Carrie Smith, Port Hope spent the week end with her aunt Mrs. Dennis Hawkins. A number from here spent Wednes- day at Manilla. and report a good time, although our basebail ”’ boys were not winners. Miss Zelia Prousc and her friend, Miss Middleton, was in Cannington On Friday. Mrs. J. H. McEachern entertained a few friends at six o'clock tea on Friday. Mr. Harry Dumx who has been at Gamebridge, returned home Thursday Messrs Leo Burton, ‘Patrick Coult- er, 0. A. Clifl, Milton Green. Ted Thompson motored to Lindsay on Thursday. A number from here attended the game of the big {our league. Sunderâ€" land and Cannington on Friday. Mrs. Sidsworth,. of Toronto; is vis- iting her father, Mr. James Vanâ€" stone. 7 Miss May McIntyre, of Argyle, was in town on Friday.. The Methodist peoule have bodght Mr. Fred Edwards’ house {or their parsonage, and Mr. Leo. Burton is occupying the house'that ,was {diner- ly the parsonage. Miss Annie Smith is in Toronto this week. Mr. Edwin McArthur, of the West- ern Country, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. McArthur. We regret to learn that Mr. Alex McDufiy was quite seriously injured on Thursday, by his horse running a- way and; throwing him out oi the buggy. Miss M. Smith, of Balaover, is the guest of Miss Ada Staback. Mr. John Owens, who has been Kirkfield all week, ~réturned home Séturday. Mr. B. Morrow spent Sunday at Black 8 School settlement, the guest of Mr. H. Grant. Miss Toot ' Toronto this Mrg. F. 1-13 visiting her Thomas. _ Mr. Fred Reid occupied of ,the Methodist Church morning and evening. Mr. mac Moore, of Beaverton in town this week. Miss Winnifred and Mr. Lorne Ly- tle motored from BeaVerton on Sun- day and spent the day with Mrs. Richardson. WMW‘W-WO'fio-O-vO-‘U .. .. . .h.‘ WW TOOt HOWkins is this week. . Hagerman, oi Markham WOODV!LLE daughter, Mrs has been at the pulpit on Sunday Visiting in cure now Km v ternity. Ca“ tional disoa tional tram The reads pleased to least. one dn Miss Dora M after spending Glen. Mrs. Jack Mc spent Friday at H. MCEachern. Miss Jean H has visited friex home on Sunday ‘ The soloists, Clarkson,, Mr. and Mr. McKa: gether with th man, A.’I‘.(‘.5 special mention ist; Miss Mu new minister :1 ed the everth renditions and has been stages, at Cata rrh lure i8 taKt‘ l‘ecfly upon surfaces‘of ti straying the ease, and :1" by‘ building 1 aBSisting nntnrr 'I‘he pr0q>rict:_\rs in‘xits curative I {elf one hundred that It fails to of testimonials. Address: F. ‘ Toledo, 0. ‘Sold by all drt Take Hall’s F2 stipat‘lon. home on SUDGJ M16. Andy visited her mot ence was h two hours. congratulated garden. party manse grounds The supper wa sired and the somewhat The prOCc( $60, are for on, Monday. Mr. H. McInty town on Saturda The Won ual merit. $100 REW an )ecial t1 Family WARD. $100 \HE 1t Miss clown Ni“ weeds and flthe boys cl}. See th 2.75, 3.50,. «i Stall Boy B at!) £01) Jim Nisbe Watch f‘ 3. who wa: I for so h a wifi howl, [by the m blea 03H ten day West at tht 24 t( new