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a!“ Mrs. ThosnGreaves returned to her home at Palestine last Monday morning, after spendang about three weeks with her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Powles. Miss Ruby Powles spent a. couple 0! days ,visiting (fiends at. Beaver- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Daniels, of Woodville, drove to the home of his mother, Mrs. Thos. Daniel, who has been very sick this last couple of! weeks. ‘ Quite a number of young people item here attended the Presbyterian fowl supper at Fenelon Falls Sunday and Monday, the 17th and 18th, and all nepott a pleasant time. Miss Alma. McNabb 6f Cameron, was the guest of her cousins, Miss Clara and Etta Rutherford, last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Alex. Henry and daughter, of Cameron, visited her mother, Mrs. N. Day, last week. A large number from here- attended the annivemary services at ‘aneron Sunday last. Mr. Earl Gillis, of (‘ambray 19 spending a couple of days with his cousin, Mr. Jack Gillie. Mrs. Wm. Cooper and son B: were in town Saturday. Mr. Victor Knox and his mother spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hewie. Miss Hattie and Alice Pawles were the guests of Miss 1m McNabb last Sunday. 181: and 2nd.. On Sunday Rev. R. J. Koflend, of Toronto, will conduct the services both morning and evening. Choice mueic will be given. On Monday, Nov. 2nd, 3 fowl sup~' per will be given from 5 to 8 of- clock, a ’ter which a good concert will be held and a good program‘ will be rendered by talent from Orâ€" LINDEN VALLEY (Special to The Post.) Mrs. Susannah Rogers spent a con- ple of days with her sister Mrs. M. Clendenon 1n Peterboro this week. Mrl and Mrs. G. Cruess and Mr. Alex. Birchard, of Lindsay. motored to Mr. W. R. Cruess’ on Sunday. A number from here attended the illia and Uxbridge and 3130 address- Peniel anniversary services on Sun- es by the neighboring all and enjoy this festivity. Mrs. clergy. Come *day last, and were there to enjoy 3the hot fowl supper on Monday ev- Lord, of Fenelon Falls, ad-rening Miss Anna Smith, 0: Toronto, vis- ited at Maple Avenue recently. Miss Maud Smith has gone to To- ronto to take a position. Mr. Stephens, School Inspector, called on friends recently. Miss Ross, of Eldon Station, visit- ed with her friend, Mrs. W. McPher- son, last week. I... T. C. M. CONTRALTO Teacher of voice production. piano and pipe organ. Pupils menared for all examina- tions. hone 272L. P.J. Box 463 PAGE FOUR. aau-fiilmimjmm1-,!!!szas]gust-Jam- (EL-J. PEARL A. NESBITT POWLES CORNERS M AN SE GROVEâ€"E'LDON . Lindsay 1.108 E Sacramental service will be held in ”the Methodist church next Sabbath. {' Picking turnips and ploughing ’_\ {seems to be the order of the day) at _- Ipresent. 1 Dr. G. W. Hall was assisting Dr. Jones,o{ Toronto, and Henderson of Canningtou, in performing Mr. Will Ferguson’s operation at Oakwood on gruea‘day of ‘last week. ‘ Messrs. Laurie Kennedy,_ Albert iYI‘aI‘tin, Orville Heatlie and Clarence Westlake spent Saturday last in .Lindsay. l Miss‘ Pearl Hooper intends holding Miss Canada Whiteside, M. 1%., win assist in the programme at the fowl supper in Oakwood on Thurs- day. Mlss FlorenCe Dix is nursing Mr. W. H. Webster at Oakwood, wlm is seriously ill at present. Misses Pear: Hooper and Maude Dayton are spending this week thb friends at Salem. A large ~number from here took in the fowl supper at Oakwnod on Thursday. Mrs. Fred Broad and Mrs. Wilham Broad of Salem were the guests of Mrs. Sam Hooper on Wednesday of last week. Mr. Alfred Rusland installed the furnace in the new Christian church this week. Dr. G. W. HalLkhas built 9. new up-to-daye garage for his automo- bile. Kennedy brothers did the cur- penter work. . Mr. Garfield Heatlie has rented the house in our village owned by Mrs. W. Puley‘, of Toronto, and in- tends moving in it shortly. Rumor has it that the new Chris- tian church will be opened about the middle of November. Further part1; culars later. Mr. Lewis Irwin, of Bowmanville, spent a couple of days under the parental roof last week. a cash sale of her household goods on Thursday of next week. Elias Bowes, of Lindsay, will be the auc- tioneer. ‘ Miss Luella Avery of Lindsay spent Sunday at her hqme here. Mrs. TLffin and daughter Lottie, of Udora, are visiting friends here this week . Miss Pearl Hooper was in Lindsay on Wednesday last attending the Way-Chard nuptials. (Special to The Poet.) Miss Helen Wickett of Lindsay re. turned to her home in Lindsay on Sunday, after spending the past two weeks with her grandfather, Mr. Will Wickett. Mrs. Joe Pogue, of Valentin spent a few days recently with her moth- er, Mrs. Mark Wiekett. The November meeting of the W04 men's Institute will meet in the Grange Hall on Nov. 5th. Hostesses Mrs. H. Rogers, Mrs. Ed. Rogers. A discussion on “winter vegetables,” led by the president, Mrs. T. Woold- ridge. Papers are to be given on “Benefits and pleasures of McDonald Institute training,” by Miss J. Cruess, Miss A. Weldon, Miss C. Mc- Corvia. Music to be furnished by Mrs. W. 'Cruess, Mrs. H. Owens. Milli!!! LITTLE BRITAIN ummwymgislmmsm I II Mrs. Williams, Mr. Murray and Master Frank, of Sunderlunl went Sunday with Mrs. N. J. StevoM. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Davies and Miss Meda visited friends at Rea- bom on Sunday. M18898 Lillian Davidson and Viola Richardson, and Mr. K. C. Hortop. were guests of Miss Leta. H‘illfibind- say, on Sunday. Mrs. P. W. Cunnings returned home on Tuesday, after spending a pleas- ant holiday with friends in Toronrto. Misses Hazel Gilson and Blanche Hall, of Sonyai were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Gilson on‘Sunday. A number of our young people mo- tored over to Peni'el on Monday: and attended the fowl supper and lec- ture, and report a good time. Mr. J. F. Cunnings was in Little Britain Friday on business. The farmers in our *icinity are busy getting in their turnips, which are a good crop, considering the dry season. Rev. J. H. Latimer, of Victoria Road, occupied the pulpit of the Me- thodist church here on Sunday, both morning and evening, and delivered excellent discourses on both occas- ions, Rev. W. Limbert taking charge f the work at Victoria Road. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wooldrilge ave returned from their honeymoon nd are now residing on the 8th on. Congratulations. Mrs, Vincent Ingoldsby épent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Bonney, this week. We are pleased to hear that Miss Annie Rilance, who has been senous- 1y ill, is now able to be up 51nd arâ€" ound again. Miss O'da Weldon, nurse, of Tomn- to, is spending afew days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Weldon. We are sorry to heat that Mr. J. F. Brass, who is confined to his bed with sciatica rheumatism, is not im- proving as rapidly as his many friends wish. Misses Fl’ossie Kellington and Gert- rude Philp of Lindsay spent Sunday at their respective homes here. Mrs. Jos. H. Falls is, we are scr- ry to hear, still confined tn the house with a badly sprained ankle. Mr. W. F. Webster and family mn- tored to Lindsay on business Fri- day. P. J. Every are pleased to but that hey are all on the way to recov- ery, after ¢heir serious illness. Mr. George Dean, manager of the Bank of Montreal, is enjoyinga qwell eaened holiday at. Head Lake. Mr. A. J. Koehler, of Brockville, is here in charge during his absence. (Special to The Post.) A most enjoyable socia’l evening was held in Campbell’s Hall on Fri- day evening last. The program and lunch were excellent and everyone said! “The Best Yet.” PrOCeeds in aid of 'Red Cross Fund. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown, of Lind- say. are at present visiting friends in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs_. Frank Wood and son, of Cambray, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Wood m'er Sunday. ' Wr. John and Miss Mary Ross vis- ited G'lenarm friends‘on Sun-day. Miss Annie Sinclair, of Barrie, is visiting friends here and in Lindsay? Miss Lillie Cameron, of Toronto, is visiting at home. (Special to Tho Polt.) The many friends of Mr. Will Fer- uson, Mr. W. H. Webster, and Mrs. and 7 p.m. and on Monday, Nov. 9, A hot fowl supper will be served in Campbell’s Hall, followed by a good program in the church, at which “Miss Halli-day, of Whitby Ladies' ‘College, will assist. 'There will also be music by local and foreign talent and addresses by neighboring minis- ters. The anniversary of the Presbyteriâ€" an Church here is to be held on Sun- day, Nov. 8th, when Rev. Dr. Currie, of Feaverton, will preach at 11 a.m. (Special to The Post.) Mrs. Freeman Brown," accompanied by. Mrs. Wilson Brown, returned from Toronto on Mon-day, where the latter will. remain for a couple of weeks. Miss Greta Steele and Miss Flor- ence Fairfield went to Peterborough early this week. Mr. James C'onnell, of Lindsay. was in town on business on Tues- Miss Lizzie Jones, of tawn, visited for a few days in Maple Make this week. Mr. A. Langdon went to Lindsay on Monday to bring his wife from the Lindsay Hospital, who is quite improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hattie, Miss Gertrude and Mr. William Hartle. mo- tored to Kirkfie‘ld one day early this week. ‘ week. V - (Special to The PM” A cement sidewalk is being ’blfilt at Mr. and Mrs'. Fred Morden, 01 Rea- the AngliCam Church by Mr- ,Pemose' boro, were the guests 0‘ the ”met? OAKWOOD G LENARM. MINDEN THE LINDSAY PO§I (Special to The Post.) Mr. H. D. McInnis in Toronto couple of days last week. Miss K. C. McInnis, of Toronto, spent the. week end at her home here. Several from town attended the basket social and dance in the Ro- hallion School house last Friday. Mr. A. Cuthbert has been very ill. We hope for his speedy recovery. Mr. W. Morrison in Toronto last week. Miss N. McInnis is spending a week with friends in Woodville. Mr. C. J. Merry, who has been in New York for the past‘two months, returned home last Friday. His maâ€" ny friends are pleased_ to see him looking so much better. CANNINGTON (Special to The Boat.) Mrs. H. Leas and family have re- turned home after spending six months with friends in Pontiac, Hich. Mr. Peacock, of Toron .3, spent a few days of last week “with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall. Mr. John Gillespie left last Mon- day for Lindsay where he will at- tend Business College. About eighty teachers were in town last Thursday and Friday at- tending the Teachers’ Convention. Miss Young, of Toronto, spent a few days with friem'.s in town last week. Dr. and Mrs. Boynton, obPefier- law, spent last ”Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. McEachern. Dr. J. M. Smith, 0f was in town 'last Sunday. Lieut. Chas. COWan left Halifax last Monday for England to join the Canadian Contingent there‘ Peaceful Dove Lodge I. O 0.1“. are arranging for a social exening to ne held early in November. A number from U2: r tendedthe fowl supper ‘ Monday evening. Mr. and Mm. Haileybury, were in day. Mrs. R. Hill, of V few days with Mrs. week. Miss May Genney, 0 visiting her mother, Mrs The Fall Styles in Women’s ‘and Children’s Apparel Are Eminently Satisfactory. The Fall Styles in Women’s and Children’s apparel are emin What infinite satisfaction awaits those of you who will come Dresses, Waists. etc. The supremely attractive modelsâ€"the refre‘ pleteiattractiveness make them strikingly handsome and desirable r-vâ€"v â€"â€"_.â€" Our present assortment contains women’s and children’s garments tl for color effects and al! around beauty. WI: have only these modeis whzch 3.! styles were not even to be considered. 1860 Pretty cloths have so much to do with a child‘s appearance, that it is clearly not advisable to buy unhandsome kinds. Dreses combining ser- vice and beauty giving qualities will be found here at fairest prices. In- spect them carefully. PRICES $3 T0 6. KIRKFIELD Hill, of Woodville, spent a QMEMEE from Cunnington at- mmner at Peniel last PRETTY DRESSES FOR Arch McInnis, of town last Fri- Mrs. E or Toronto is Genney. of Beaverton, Anderson last made of warmth giving mater- ial. insuring (-mniorl in the (-nld- (as! weather. and such a, variety of choice, in all the fashionable weaves and (-olm'ings, im'lmling all the new Boucles. (‘url Cloths, Tweeds, Chinchillas. Zilmlines, Friezes. Diagonal Cloths, Plaids etc. Prices. $10. T" 45.00 These styles are the best we have seen»Aconser‘vative and distinctive. No freakish kinds here; just the properly stylish sorts that stamp the wearers as being well dressed. Strongly Yau’ll like ‘ These Fall Goats I'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mord len. ,over‘ Sunday. Dundas and F lavelles Lingggé Miss Hazel Brooks, of Lindsay, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brecks. Mr. John Murray, of Peterborough, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugn Murray. Mr. Fred Taggart. of‘Part Perry, made a business trip to town last Mr. Clarence Laidley, of Janet- ’ville, was a. visitor in town on Sun- day. Mr. made week. Mr. Wes Thompson is the guest of his parents, Dr. J. N. and Mrs. Thompson. Mr. .and Mrs. Hughan, of Lindsay, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Fee on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sluggitt, of Mount Hore'u, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Langton Wilson. Mr. Fred Bradley, of Edmonton, is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bradley. Mr. Walter Fair, of Peterborough spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs A. Feir. Sturgeon St. Rev. Mr. Roe, an old Omemee pas- tor, wgs‘in town last week renewing old acquaintances. Mr. Craig, of Cambray, motored through town the beginning of the week. Mr. Charles Deye‘ll, of Mount Hor- eh, made a business trip to town on Saturday last. Rev. Alex Nugent and wife, of In- dia, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs R. J. Mulligan during the past week. The Women’s' Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church held their annual Thank Offering or. Wednesday evening of last week. Rev. Mr. Nugent, returned Mission- ary from India, gave an interesting address on his work there, which was very . much appreciated by a large audience. A social hour was iaiterwards spent in the basement of “the church. Misses Laura and Agnes Brady, 0{ Lindsay, visited at {he home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sanderson, over Mr. and Mrs. Fallis, of Franklin, were the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Jos. Shields, on Tuesday of this week. “ Mr. William Howden, of Peter‘.;or- ough, made a business trip to town, the beginning of the week. SundaY- Don’t wait until you are past three score and ten before beginning to make up for lost time. Dundas d a 66%}. S GHiLDREM 1rel are eminently satisfactory. ho will come here and purchase one of our new Fall com lsâ€"the refreshing colors and color combinations and and desirable to the smallest detail. :hildren’s garments that have never been equalled in p: ' these models which we know to be correct: the flaskâ€".- ' J svs \T <GEBSOh" U .â€" house of anlitq ) Proceedings of Eldon Council Cquncil met on Saturday. Oct. 24th at 10 o’clock. (‘ommuaications as follows were read from the fol- lowing: A. G. Cavana, 0.L.S., a letter that all parties on Kinghorn drain had completed their portion in a sa- tisfactory «manner, also enclosing ac- count of $17.00 for final passing. N. D. McInnis, attention to fact that the Geo. McFarlane award drain is out of repairs, and asking to hahe several parties notified to haVe their part of drain put in re- pairs at once. Stewart O’Connor, a letter from C.P.R., regarding matter complained of by stating that railroad will have. same attended to forthwnh. The Sterling Bank showing a. bal- ance of $265.44 to credit of township at end of September. The Dept. of Oolonization Roads, Many are (ii-.4: endosing cheque 101" $1000. ‘ 'and dangerous 1 Grant to township of Eldon for name Putnartz'r‘ roads in. 1914. {moves Fornr‘. John'l‘hompson. cheque for $2 tofl without. pum : John'l‘hompson. cheque for $2 for without p: rent of read allowance near Bals-s no failure, over. R. P. Fairbairn, Deputy Ministeru of Public Works stating that Gov- ernment grant of $1500, Municipal‘ drain No. 1 Eldon and Thom should; be distributed between municipalities} interested in proportion to amount 5 paid by each of the municipalities. E ' The Board of Railway Commission-i ers, Canada, stating the Board’s En-i gineer Department had been instruct- * ed to send an engineer to visit and report on the matter of complaint of ithe township against the C. P. R. and . engineer will notify clerk of date of I; ibis visit. These new dresses are clever and attravâ€" tiveâ€" the kinds that please the most partic- ular women. They par- ticularly recommend themselves to you for their high quality fab- rics. perfect making and correct. models. All do- sirable materials and colors are represented. and prices are sure to please you. A big «hole-«- from $5.00 To 35,00 Whettebâ€"Trumanâ€"That accounts to extent of $185.35 be passed. Whetterâ€"Truman -â€" That McGillx- A special meeting of council was held after regular meeting tu read HANDSOME DRESSES--THE NEWEST FALL MODELS Trumanâ€"Whetterâ€"That N. D. Mc-i‘ Innis have notified council that Mc- I Farlane drain is out of repair, that“, council authorize clerk to notify 211': parties concerned to put shares of ‘ drain in proper condition forthwith. ~Carried. These new styles are so re- Charming New freshing. so thoroughly desir- able that. they are sure to meet with your unrestricted approval. These we have are skilfully made of handsome fabrics, ef- fectively trimmed and modesz priced, ‘_ â€"vr'â€"â€".’ wâ€"uv _ We. the. und Pk to notlfy all i F. J. (fhenoy {of put shares of I[believe him Pr? to read ; report of Municm; Township bf Max . plained that, necess c‘l‘been properly sent interested parties: Wm. Jackson, Mom iSmith. Wm. Reid, Oct. Grand Trunk Railv ions of Eldon, but only {01- tended: Wm. Jacksi Duncan McCuaig. ' read and COnsidere terested parties we! fact mnv-l‘ . lowing re Truman LINQSAY, FRIDAY, 0 port of Mariposa over f or tied. see them ym that they are value at mu $10; T” A married any attentio is used to t1: GREAT DIF FE: "P V E 1100 fixpvu get the because new and Fall styh THE NEW STYLES IN SUITS ARE UNEXGELLED And (I) thorough You will 1 HOW'S THW’ l a mat . We offer Om: «must-ed y 9 . Catt?” .ward for any case of . at!“ ‘cannct be cured by Hal" ! ! Cure. [em a F. J. CHENEY (‘0â€" T° ..- . A. .: ~__~¢€m1fld. 118” fl you try different BAHHEN WW! BflUNB School Hous day of Dec Walsh, Clerk business tra! able to cart? by his firm NATIOV AL Hall’s Cam nally, acting and mucuous Testimonials bottle. Sold l-mt‘ile.~ Sold by 31 Take Hall’s Pam Mon. bden 54 40.00 il!’ ‘ ‘O.""" ' .333"- l .‘ 'o’.: '0‘ | m n”. [ III-I." H...“ nut‘uv .lIIL . HIS Moses Kelli. pr v 1_\' C03! on”!!!i .".' J1"... ."" v" -'A -- v"' 0". -". V. MI? I“ three $70 ““ ’N