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TIC. ah: elm programme will be then. has lurid and Theo Stone have Ell quite in with an attack of jaun- he. 1:. PM Walters is spending a h days at Derryville. am Sunday. Ir.- W.McLacblan has accepted 1 m with the Dominion Express St. at Toronto. Died. at Sunderlaud on Saturday minim: daughter 0! Mr. and Mrs. again ofthis place. Mrs Bagehaw uniting m- mother, when the 1133! was takezx ill with intima- fimo’x‘ the brain. Don't forget the Methodist anni- mwy services. on Sunday and‘Mon- in. November 5th and. 61:11. A fowl mar will be sawed on Monday and I ”ring to come 3”,: for the winte} *1; without an h: *fl, Its. Archer t .4 the pulpit here in u so: on Sunday. hfiodman of Oakw I; C. H. Caverly las “Coolidge. of Peniel, Visited gum here on Sunday. ngdlrs. Archer attended the ’1 cults. Archer’s mother in W0 on Monday. Mrs. Whitherow . “Mug to come to visit her I wet for the winter when very *1; without an hour of sickness gm Mrs. Archer has the sympa- fidmvmage in her bereavement. Ir. Archer of I ittle Britain, occu- .3 the pulpit here in the absence or , fistock Insurance; UV Tn [.‘Il‘lj a“, sixty-Sixth Year Ladies '_ . J-“ es Ross of Port Perry is the ’ ‘ ty “w“ M N. 1 k s 0°“E_-ou ...3 of re Campbel this week. Mrs. A. Campbell of Hartley, is Ffom WOOdVille visiting h" parents, Mr and Mrs. MC Nabb this week. Mr and Mrs. E. Prouse of Fort Williams, are visiting at Mr J Prouse ‘L3, The Past: ‘ }. ”1;. {mm Glenzar- ma Warran‘, of Toronto 3 'her mother, Mrs Wm game 525 moved :nto Ir. I”son's house. formerly oe were in Toronto on Friday Cavorw last week. er of the Standard Bank, 5 home at Richmond Hill Black Kersev and Serge Coats, velvet Collars. relied or military 5734.3 SpBCiaJoo-, ................ . ........ , .............. 310.00 ‘ Gpeen, ism-awn and Red Serge Coats. fiaiae ---------- S 9-50 “ 87.31318 Faced Tweed in smart, Sufism. . _ ...... $10.00 and $16.00 r :gmm? Co 1.5, quilted fining, Black, Green and Navy mAnnn -_J mnr' nn 1.. A... age (312}. FRIDA V d Mrs. A. McLeod on Saturday. d ms. Richardso- r Winnipeg. to via- 1 301:. Christopher y in with typhoid The Post) ng, from Glengar- .: daughter, Mrs 1 Miss Margaret s, OCTQBER; 27th. Is is: 10 EN“! In town :9. Red, Beaver, Green, Navy ...§ 1| Siu us to clear at ..... . visited ales, Navy. Green am At the conclusion of the tea a 'de- filightful programme was presented in the Church. Miss Miller ‘presided most acceptably, and the {allowing mum-hers were contributed â€"â€" Dox010gy. Prayerâ€"Rev. Dr.‘ Shorey. Chorusâ€"“Count Your Many Bles- sings.” Married lad e6. ReadingmMiss Jackson, 0'! Ladies’ College, Whitby. Violin duetâ€"Misses Flawefle. Readingâ€"Mrs. A. Horn. Vocal so‘oâ€"Miss E. .F'lvavelle, with violin obligate by Miss Jean Flavelle. ! Piano soloâ€"Miss Matthie. i Readingâ€"Miss Jackson. 3 Chorusâ€"“Scattering: Sunshine." by Married Ladiel. _.- ‘ -_....-.A.- ....- A... 9.-...." . ..-.«« v I Mr. 3 nd Mrs. W. Loweq Mrs. McFarlane and Mrs I of Cannington, visited Mrs. Weeks on Tuesday. The Ladies‘ Aid of the Cambridge Street Methodist Church scoredmmth er signal success in the annual high tea held in the basement of the Church last night. The function was a delightful suc- cess in every particular From six o'clock to eight a large gathering en- 10M the bounteous repast provided by the ladies. The tables fair'iy groanâ€" ed with a bill of fare fit fora royal repast and many were the encomiunzs passed to the Ladies' Aid by those who sat around the festive board. Mrs. Prundle. of Sunderland, Visited her daughter, Mrs. Bagshaw this WE‘ek. day m" ‘ "’“"‘“’ U“ mm" Mrs. F. P‘ Rodman has returned ' ‘ home after a pleasant x‘sit with Wcod Mr' 3" (nood, “f TOFODtO.‘ Spent Sa~ ville friends. tux-day with his family here. Miss E Webster, of Cambray and Mr. and Miss Mannall visited Miss M Eerzuson, Of Cannington were Port Perry on Saturday. guests of their cousin, Miss Pearl Mrs. Prundle. of Sunderland. visited Ferguson on Sunday. Excellent Tea Owing to the lateness of the hour, a couple of numbers were outitte‘d from the programme. Mrs. (Dr.) Nesbitt was the eficien‘t accompanist of the evening. Mr. and Mrs W Prouse of Prouse’s visited at Mr. Gus Prouse’s on Sun- day. Mr. A. Good, of Toronto,. spent 83- turday with his family here. Mr. and Miss Martha]! viefim‘ WWW ;MCGAFFEY And Concert . Lowes of Derry- R- Walters, on :Ccats. Saiae ..... , ..... S 9.50 ye” . ...... $10. 00 and $18.00 Black, Green and Navy $18. $0 and $25.00 Navy and Brown and Fancy ......... $6.00, $8.00, $10.00 ’1 Brown, from $2 25 to $ 6.00 at .......... $5. 00 and$ 7 50 Edwards, ' 1 (Special to the Post") ,e Our public schools were closed on Thursday and Friday of last week, as the teachers, Mr. G. B. Rennie, and Miss Moon were in Lindsay attending the convention. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Prouse of Fort William are enjoying a couple of weeks wit-h Mrs. Grace Prouse and other rel- S ativcs here. IVE-Bi Cecil and Leslie James. of‘Lindsay, visited Mr. W. F. McCullough on Sat- urday. Miss Zetta Limbert. of Lindsay. is at present visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Limbert Weeks Doings i From Oakwood Mrs. G. B. Rennie and Master Claud spent the week-end with friends in Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. W. Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Netherton. of Little Britain were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Rich on Sunday last. We are sorry to hear of the illness of Mr. (‘harlie Rich, who is suffering from an attack of typhcid fever, we understand he was taken to the Ross Hospital at Lindsay on Tuesday. Mr. A. L. Shott, who has been travelling in the Eastern provinces during the past three months, spent Sunday at his home here Mr. George . Coad's sale on Thurs- day of last week was largely attend- ed and good prizes realized. Miss Olive and Master Ross Web- ster, of Lindsay visited their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Webster during the past week. Miss Eva Richardson.of East Oak- wood was the guest of Mrs. J as. Tay- lor on Sunday last. We are pleased to see that Mr. G. Giles is out again after his recent i11- ELECTRIC LIGHT IN SLEEPERS The Grand Trunk Railway haVe dis- pensed with gas for lighting purposes on their Pullman sleeping cars. A few sleeping cars are now fitted out with individual lights. "A few weeks ago the passenger department," said District Passenger Agent, Duff, “lit- ted out their cars to North Bay and Englehart, and they were so much 31)- preciated by the travelling public, that they decided to fit out every 11688. ~1eeper leaving Toronto." 7mm 'Wh i :9 .5 530.50 «53.5. 6.52.20 .5602... Last night the hardware stcre of Mr. J. G.. EdwardsCo.. was burg- larized and two guns and cartridges to fit were taken. One of the guns was a 22 while the other was a 38.55, Marlin make. The thief or thieves, gained entrance to the store by breaking a window at the rear. From appearances a rock must have been hurled at the window, which would make quite aloud report. Whoever the thieves were, or what- ever might have been their purpose. they were not after money. as neither of the merchants mentioned above, missed any cash from the till. It is quite probable that a couple of young fellows wanted to go for a hunt and took this means of getting the nec- essary provisions, guns and' cartridges On Monday night some hungry inâ€" dividual gained entrance to Mr. W.E Baker's grocery and made away with some eatables. Thieves are rampant in Lindsay! Twice this week Kent street stcres have been broken into, entrance be- lng effected by the rear. As announced in the Post a few days ago the milk vendors doing business in Lindsay will, af‘er Nov.. 16t., ad'â€" vance the price 01 milk to seven (its. a quart. Tuesday the Post was phoned to by .a resident who keeps a cow. who stat~ ed the milkmen were being criticised strongly by some citizens for making the advance. It was pointed out by the-citizens in question that there was no money made in selling milk at six cents an quart. There was a great searâ€" ‘City of feed, and with hay selling at $16 'per ton, VH3 little was left for the-milk vemdors. Then there were other items of expense besides the feed for the cattle. and it was also Pointed out that the residents of Petâ€" erborough, Fenelon Falls and other :centres were paying more for their milk than Lindsay citizens. In fact insome towns it was selling at 8c. a. quart. The milkmen state they are up against a serious proposition in ‘the feed shortage. Chief of Police Chilton has ma‘de a thorough hxam-ination 701’ the store and no doubt wiil apprehend the thieves before many days. MILKMEN AND FEED momma An interesting case was tried at the ”emf!!!“ We“ ‘ police court this morning, when a. 10’ has aunt, Mrs young man was charged with damag- Mr- L- P- G- in: a buggy and outfit belonging to a Montreal, spent ‘ resident, of Emily by colliding With it near ROSedale. on the night of Oct. 14. The accident Ds, A. W‘i150n, occurred on Queenâ€"st, near the Bob, town on Monday caygeon road. - Miss M. Hende LIGHT NOT IN PROPER LOCALITY‘ Mr. G. A. Jordan appeared for the plaintifi and L. V. O’Connor for de- fen-dant. The. people of Port Perry intend losâ€" sible for a boat to navigate success- ing no time in pressing their request on the Government, and look for as- sistance and co-operation of Lindsay town Council and Board of Trade, in the matter. The Port Perry gentle- fully. It is likely a communication will be sent to the Council and Board of Trade asking their assistance matter. in the A gentleman from Port Perry, who was in town to-day informed'a Post reporter this morning that the citiâ€" zens of that town intended petition- ing the Minister of Public Works at Ottawa with a view to having the channel of the Upper Scugog, as wen as Scugog Lake thoroughly dredged, in order to improve navigation. KENT-ST. STORES WERE BURGLARIZED TWO VISTTED WITHIN TWO DAYS The Magistrate dismissed the case, claiming that the town was at fault io not having the light placed in a suitable place -.,.-..;- vvvn \ unlivb vâ€". u. uvwvuov’ -u visiting his mother, Mrs. J. Cameron and other relatives at the Falls. Billiousness is due to a disordered conditiOn of the stomach. Chamber- lain’s Tablets are essentially a. stom- ach medicine, intended especially to act,on that organ; to cleanse it. to ' ' BORN strengthen it, tone and invigorate it, â€"â€"â€"-â€" to regulate the liver and to banish TULLY~In South Ops, on Thursday, hilimlsness positively and eflectuany, October 19th, 1911, to Mr and Mrs. Forsale by all dealers. ~ ; B. Tully, ason. PORT PERRY WANTS SCUGOG RIVER AND .LAKE ATTENDED T0 BY GOVERNMENT WW3“ ii THE LINQSAY POST Jottings From 5 5 5 Penelon Falls E (Special to The Post\ 1 1 On Friday afternoon the regulari lmeeting of the Feuelon Falls branch } ‘of the Women’s Institute was held I 'in Dickson's Hall. The meeting was‘ {opened in the usual manner by Mrs. 1 :Dr. Gould, President. Dr s J Sims 1 ; gave a very interesting and instruc- j itive address on the care of the teeth, 1 {setting forth the importance of early [attention to the teeth of the child, i j if the permanent teeth are to he ; ifect. The idea is prevalent that 1hr temporary teeth of the child are not worth filling if decayed because new lones will come to replace them, and ithat they are not worth caring for. 'This idea is almost universal, Tten causes a great deal of trouble :with the teeth afterwards. The neces- zsity oi keeping the teeth clean, and 1brushing away from the gums, instead of tpwards them, thereby causing the particles of food to lodge between the teeth, was also emphasized. A great factor in the care and preserva. tion of the teetn is to have a periodi- cal e-xamination and at the earliest manifestation of decay have them- atâ€" tended to, thus saving much pain ,irom toothache, and eventually the ‘loss of the teeth. To retain the nat- ural teeth as long as possible should he the aim of everyone. Charts illus- trating the auab‘iect were shown clearly giving a comprehensive view of the ldiflerent stage! in dental development ‘The doctor also gave a blackboard gillustration of the process of decay ltoward the pulp or nerve situated in 'the centre of‘t‘he tooth, which in a {normal condition is covered on all | sides. I i The annual convention of teachers Eheld in Lindsay last week was at- I'tended by the teachers of the Penelon iFalls public smools. i The Ladies Aid of the Baptist ichurch Fenelon Falls will hold their gamma] fowl supper on Wednesday, i November 8th Supper will be served 'fron: 5 to 8. Afterwards there will be Ea meeting in the Chu“c'h, when Rev. 'H. Bryant, ofL'indsay, and local iministers will deliver addresses. Spo- cial music wil, is: furnished by the , choir. Mr. L. P. G. Montizambert, of Montreal, spent a week duck shooting near Rosedale. D5. A. Wilson, of Tmronto, was in Miss M. Henderson, Lindsay, spent a few days in town. man pointed out that improved naVo igation on the Upper Scugog meant as much for Lindsay as it did for Port Penmand now that the dredge was at work in the Scugog, no trou- ble would be experienced innbringing it to the upper waters. Mr. W. T. Junkin, of Toronto, was the Falls this week. Mrs. Geo. Cameron, of Seattle, is visiting his mother, Mrs. J. Cameron and other relatives at the Falls. Rev. Jas. Fraser spent Sunday1 in Kinmount. The chief trouble in the Scugog and Scugog lake was the presence of weed; in the channel, which made it imposâ€" sible for about to navigate success- fully. Mr. B. Mason spent the week end at his home in town. ‘ The Misses Agnes and Dora Dickson visited Toronto friends this week. Mr. T. V. Morin of Auckland, New Zealand, spent the'week end guest of his aunt, Mrs Wm Campbell. At the close of the address avo'te of thanks was tendered Dr. Sins by the members at the Institute. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sadler are Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sadli spending a week or two at Point. 0â€"â€" 1 VJ. l wuwn Ibe withdrawn. The regular service are will he, held as usual at 7 p.m. Bald ! At the regular meeting of the Ep- Iwort'h League of the Methodist church chars on Monday evening Miss Luella Nug‘ at- i ent'Was appointed as a delegate to melon .{ the d4strict «tamvention to be held at ’(‘ameron on ‘Envember lst. pfiyt ] \Sympathy is extended to Mrs. '1‘. their ' W. McLean in the death of her father, :sday, l the late Rev. J as. Wessmore, of India1 :rved Mr. Wessmore had been amissionary ,m be g in 'India for 'over forty years. 'Jottings From ; , Lively Omemee' You are not experxmenting on your sea when taking Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for a cold, as that prepara- tion has won its great reputation and extensive sales by its remarkable a cures of colds. and can always be de~ pended upon. It is equally valuable for adults and children. and may be given to young children with imnlicit : confifience. as it contains no harmful } lruz. Sold l-y all dealers. Major Burnham, of Toronto, was in‘ town last week. 9 l Dr. Hamilton, Bethany, was in town on Sunday. I a- He was accompanied by his nieces, the Misses Lee. of FleetWOod. Mr. Southwortn, or Cannington was the guest of his brother over Sunday. The following notice maybeseen in the Post omce : “Don’t care whether you are old or young, handsome or otherwise. If you can sing soprano, alto, tenor or bass,-I want you to join in the chorus for the opening of the new Omemee Hall. Please hand your name to W. G. Stephenson, .Sec-z retvary. Mugt start practise soonand want to get the musicâ€"R. J. Mulâ€"‘ ligan.” } 9 I The anniversary services in con- nection with Christ church will be helh on Sunday, November 5th, 1911. Revâ€" Mr. Nind, of Bowmanville, will preach at all the services. Special music will be given by the choir. Special ofiertories are asked. Mrs. J. M. McCrea is visiting her mother, Mrs. Roberts, of Cobourg. Mr. Fred Evans was in Lindsay on Monday. The Misses Mitchell, of Peterboro, are visiting their brother, Mr Kelly Mitchell. The annual rifle match of D (f‘o'yf (No. 4) 45th Regt., will be held on the Company ranges, south of Onemee on ‘ Monday, Oct. 30th. Thanksgiving Day commencing at 10 a..m. All members; of the Company are requested to at- tend. Ammunition tree. Mrs. R. J. Mulligan spent several days in Toronto the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Eaton. (Special to The Post) Mr. Tom- English, of Maine, is the guest of his parents Miss Valera Laidley was the guest of her cousin, Miss Lulu Bushnell 0v- er Sunday. Mrs. Clarke was in Peterboro Satj urday. Rsv. S. Cleaver, D.D.. of’I‘omnt), will give his famous lecture, Jean Val jean in the Fresh: terlar l'hhi‘ch on monhay evening, Oct. 30th, Mrs. Evans and Miss Irene were in Coboconk last week. Miss Carrie Balfour attended the Teachers’ Convention in Lindsay last Owing to the anniversary services in the Presbyterian) Church the morning service in the Metnod‘ist Church will Messrs. I. Took: and V. Mitchell: are up in the North country on a,6 hunting expedition. 3 The stucco work on the Town Hall? has been completed and the front bear t the following inscription: “Ome-mee‘ Hall." 3 Dr. Sutton has Tented the North side of tie double house owned by Mr Parsons and intends moving his ofiice there shortly. THE DOMINIPN BANK I IL. L. USLE ' , CAPITAL $4,000,000; RESERVE:$S,000,000;':TOTAL ASSETS! 52,593,930 “-1 81 i'lll h of this han :W Li fist-i Misha] :injL )ntlnn't Engh'xi July last. at 73 CORNHILL, 5.0. This Branch will issue Letters of Credit and Draft; on All i m porn-1m points in Canada. neguhate Bills sont for (rolloctizm. lzltlkv [plow-affine transfers, and transact (every description of banking lmsinese. 7 ’ l-J. Information will be furnished on all Canadian matters. A special :1 *pnrtment will be pmvidcl for the usv affix-idiom and hp 3". rslctpur ‘32.; of Dredzt. HEAD OFFICEâ€"TORONTO 1%.?" President ng‘. MATTHEWS. Vi:2-?:e$ c: A. BOGERT, Gad" ; On Thanksgiving Day afowl sum Sand concert are to be held in our vil- ‘lage under the auspicss of the Macho dist Church. A good program is being prepared and we extend a we'comelb _8.n. ( Mr. Hib'band, the missionary {ran this circuit will give a lecture hem Friday evening of this week. Mr. Gilbert has been busy buying fowl in this neighborhood. (Special to the Poet) Rev. Mr. Howard gave an interest.- ing and instructive address at. the fcwl supper at Hartley on Mon-dayd‘ last week‘ Quitea number from bats were at the supper and concert. Mr. Clarke and family intend spend- ing the Thanksgiving holidays with friends at Uxbridge.. On Thursday and Friday of last week our teachers, Miss Graham all Miss Henry were attending the Teachâ€" ers’ Convention in Lindsay. The Cambray branch of the wom- en’s Instu’ute has had a man vt :utt cleaning Eden cemetery this fall, Ina The next meeting will be at th home of Mrs. J. Waidon on Wednegâ€" day. Nov. Ist. The {allowing ladies will be in charge of tne programme. Mrs. J. Brock, Mrs. H. Tompkins, Mrs. W. Bailey, Mrs. Wm. Hall, Jr.. and Mrs. P. J, Wilkinson. Those members who have not paii their share to the Rest Room foul will kindli Lrine: or send it to 12!!" it has undergone quiet a deem change in appearance. Trees, tog grass and weeds have been cut dot. and a general raking and picking a! has been the order 0! the day. This branch deserves much credit for ti. manner in which they have spent their funds. Newsy Notes From Cambray In the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath, service will he conductedin the afternoon by Rev. S. G. S eel: (t Glenarm. meeting. SIX COMETS ROAM HEAVENS the best plaster. A mace or flannd dampened wlth Chamberlain’s Lido ment bound on war the afiectea part; is superior to a planar and costs :1- ly one‘tenth as m'xcn. For 5:119. by all San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 23,â€"Six comets, two of them bright enough“ be seen Rith the naked eye are not within the neighborhood of the sun. according to reports from Lick Obscu- vatory. University of California. 7‘ Xorwood. 0nt., Oct. 24.â€"Mr. Lewh. Cross, 3 weer-known farmer of Duns mar Township, died suddenly at 3‘ home last night. Deceased, togethd- with his family, had just finished :7- ing devotions before retiring when k fell ove» flead. Mr. Cross was 49 m of age, was apparently in good hearts and had been threshing during the dz! at one of his farms. dealers Of the two brightest, oneis Visible, just after sunset. ;north of them point. It has a bright head and a. taxi! about seven degrees long. It will to- main visib‘e for several days. DIED APT ER SAYING PRAYERS T‘he seCOnd comet is said to be eva‘ brighter than Bailey's. It, was Git covered by Dr. Brooks last July. It had last night a tail twenty degree. in length. It should be looked for i; the morning just before five o'clock, northeast of Venus, the mof‘ting Star. 0W Manager PAGE 3 031 It