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F Cunsid "e cerdia AL 3611 CD ibSi‘S: a. 3817 1n $39 {H V). T.” Ct-E‘xTZC‘C, the plai-die. the Idlt Several of the Young people attend- a by Mr. . ani 2b.: feather, ed the social evening at Mr. C. Man-1 bee last Here To the heroes that Scotland ning's at Eden on Monday evening. iattended can :oast. All returned home. having thorough- : Mr. A] la: :1: :r names neVer die, that's a 1y enjoyed themselves. 'Isaac I- High‘and man's toast. . | Mr. R. Gorrill. of Eden, was the front ra fieryhody welcome, admission 256. guest of his daughter, Mrs. F. Slug- ’ on Pride The Hydro Electric bylaw (are we gitt on Monday. Mr. W: h‘favor of Hydro Electric '3) passed Quite a number from here attended lumbago 'n Canningto'n on Wednesdam Nov. the fowl supper in Cambray on Tues- Mr. Ja n, 139 for and 3 against. In Beav- day night. John Wi men on Monday 154 for and 3 The Women’s Institute will hold amt: on Thursday in Woodvme their next meeting at Mrs. J. '1‘. sun: and 1 against; Sunderland. on Birchard’s home. Papers on “Christ- P‘nday, S3 (or 1 against; Brechin, 35 mas in djflerent lands” are being JORDAh' fa and 11 against. prepared by Mrs. R. Birchard an: lessrs. J. Grant, Chas. Junkin and Mrs. O. Weldon. We hope all the 13‘ 31:3,; 7. Foster motored to Lindsay on dies will be present. as matters 'i Fune: Saturday. interest will be discussed. The reprrt day) a‘ Hr. and Mrs. Jno. Robinson, of of the W. I. convention will we gzxen church, 3601'erton in town on FridaY- at this meeting. We hope the “he” eter'y, 3r. .fnri. McLachlan spent a few will remember the date-Dec. 5th. Saturday. It. and Mrs. Jno. Robinson, of Beaverton in town on Friday. lr. Jnc. McLachlazn spent a. few ms at Oriliia last week. A larze number from town took in the fowl supper at Oakwood last Thursday n‘zht. Some of our young 32: (”an act lost when sight seeing. 11'. 0.3:. Osborne. of Gravenhnrst Ha‘e‘s to the health. the hill and the- heather, Th Don-net. the plai-die, the tilt and the feather, 1r. McArthur. of Bancroft. is visit- in: his daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) Barker gm this week. Rev. D. M. Martin. of Toronto, in ton on Monday. Ir. Elmer Sure, o! Bobcaygeon, is mm: 11.5 parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Dare, Brock. Th: Ladies of Knox church will hold a St. Andrews night in the Easement. of the church on Friday, X9; 23th, at 8 p. m. A good Scotch pmzramme is being prepared, and Scotch r31-r shments will be served. (me and enjoy “a. real Scotch mville anniversary services at mvich Methodist church will be “4 611 Sunday. Dec. lat. Services $10.30 :1. m. and 7 p. 111. Dr. 031-- m of Toronto, will conduct both ii: 313 FROM LIVELY CANNINGTON mas Sunday school will hold 3d” school entertainmentin 3 ball Christmas night. ‘1 Haiward of Orillia in town, s Jessie Alexandra once the auditorium of the :‘7, also to solos by Mrs. rk'er, Miss M. Philp, quarâ€" Mrs. Barker, Miss Brandon, ’. J. Hodgen and W. A. Sixty :eve u 11- Year 15 per cent. of? all Furs 15 per cent. off all Carpets 15 per cent. of? all Dress Goods 15 per cent. of Ladies’ Misses’ Cloth Mantles 12 "9:2 per cent. ofFall Prints andfiMuslins 12 1-2 per cent. offal! Hosiery 12 l-2 per cent. of? all Ribbons ‘5 73 percen‘i‘: of? Overalls and vaeed Pams Special Prices all over the store. Discount on Furs, Coats and Muffs :-: :-: :-: realm mus-c was ten- air. On Monday a. fowl 31.3., which was well town and surrounding 'g‘ated audience listsnâ€" THE LINDSAY POST _.~_-â€"-â€"â€"‘. galfey’s Selling W 3318 Y services of the Me- :ere held on Sunéay 51:. On Sunday the forth of'Port Perry, rvices bo‘ h morning tn the Post) 1 mns’c 1- (UR) US$561”! (Special to the Post.) I Mrs. Maggie Weldon. of Lindsay, of Toronto, in was the guest of Mrs. Mary Rogers. I The Rev. w. Elliott and Mrs. E1- Bobcaygeon. is liott and Miss Gertie Wellington paid took in Miss Mabel Graham, of town, spent a the week end with Miss Graham at Oakwood, and attended the services in connection Amith the new Metho- dist church. The Misses Holmes, of Lindsay were guests of their friend, Miss Jessie Goad on Sunday. a. flying visit to our neighborhood on Saturday, calling on Mr. J. C. Coad and Mr. J. W. Hancock. Miss Ettie Weldon. of Lindsay was a guest of her brother, Mr. J. F. Weldon. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Anderson, of Cameron, were guests of Mr. J. W. Hancock’s on Friday. The death occurred in town Mon- day morning of Mr. Geo. Nurse, sr., Mr. Nurse has been a resident of Canâ€" nington for a number of years, aod his death came as a shock to many, being in apparent good health up to a few days of his death. The funeral took place on Wednesday to Cedar- Vale cemetery. ___--_, ----u. ~Ixa. The funzral of the lats Mrs. Way, Crego at Kinmount. 0f Wilfrid took place to Cedarvale Miss Violet Wright is the guest of cemetery on Monday aftemoOn. Mrs. {her cousin, Mrs. A. E. Webster at Way was a Sister of ML Robe-rt Oakwood. Sproule, of {own, and a sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Whetter, of M41â€" of Mrs. James Sproule. Much gym- nilla, visited at Mr. John A. Brown’s pathy is felt for the bereaved r913- laSt Sunday. tives. Almnef ovum Ann Own... h_:.‘ -L - . n t. i 13 spendzng a few days at borne. I (Special to The Pos ) I W . I ' 1 Mrs. (Lr) Mthail, of Manilla, ad~ . M18888 Pearl IiicKaguek am; zen-‘1: ‘ dressed the Women's Missionary So- Raimsay spent the wee en : Ciety in Knox church on Wedn iay Orilha. friends. last. A large number of ladies turn- Mrs. Rufus Hall is the guest of her} 9d out to enfoy Mrs. McPhail’s very daughter, Mrs. Thos. Osborne. interest ng talk on missions, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Squires were at Mr, and Mrs. J_ A. Anderson ar- Bowmanville for a. few days rec?nt1y. rived home ‘Monday after spending Mr. John Trethewey has returned. th: summsr in the west. from visiting his sister, Mrs. .lex. ,3 n~l A LINDEN VALLEY dam“ ’ n s Bag-3’ 33.-g:aaa’re waefiaome Mr. Walter Butler was laid up with lumbago last week. RABYâ€"COLMERâ€"By Rev. D. Bal- four, on the 20th of Nov. at the: Methodist parsonage, 33 St. Paul! st., Jonathan Baby, to Emma. 001-. memo I l Quite a number from here attended the fowl suoper at the Methodist church, Fenelcn Falls, on Monday night of last week. Mr. Alex. Burnett has rented Mr. Isaac Hetherington‘s farm on the front range and held a. plowing bee on Friday last. Mr. Joe Oliver attended Mr. David Tate’s sale at Bobcaygeon on Sat- urday. JORDANâ€"On November 18th, Cathâ€" erine, dearly beloved wife of Frank J ordan. at 728 Gladstone avenue. Mr. James Graham visited at Mr. John Wilson’s recently. Mr. William Routley, of Cam-bray, and son, 0. Routley, of Toronto, vis- ited at Mr. G. Goodhand’s last week. Mr. H. Hadley who has rented Mr. Richard Eade’s farm, now occupied by Mr. J. '1‘. Graham. had a. plowing bee last Monday, which was largely Miss Myrtle Brentaell leaves this week for a two weeks' visit with (“ends at Victoria Road. Almost every one from Peniel at- tended the church opening at Oakâ€" wood on Thursday last, and also at the dedication on Sunday, find re- port a splendid time, and also speak in glowing terms of the splendid edi- flee. The two schools, who have been preparing for a. union concert, intend holding it on Thursday evening. Nov. 28, when a splendid programme will be given. Funeral took place this (Thurs- day) at 9 a. m., to St. Anthonj's church, thence to Mount Hope cem- etery, Toronto. BADEJ‘OW PEN EL DIED _â€"v r" 1â€"7 I Eugenia. F er, and is S from Owen ‘ Engineers ‘ power can I 5521:1005 __â€" Echo: A6 I Friday mot! Walling lie at his home no hope of saw the mis not since be full accoun while drivin horse took f or near the tempting to was thrown {bridge near ibruises and as a blow c probably fI‘c {has not sinc conscious f0 Eutcs at a th 5535’ 51555555555 1 ,4 ‘: n .5.‘; (Sum Cunninstm CYBCEPi? bqu +(, . a 1 > ~77 t1 LC .J C (9-1 1.}‘13‘ Mrs. F. W return-Cd 1387‘ Anna, wits-:4- 1' ~ 5.455%?» :g‘gfisft fiflfiaMf-‘JMAWWWWVVV V V V U U u ' “Mmâ€"u... _.._..-_.-_.~" L‘NDSAY, omrAan, FRIDAY. NOV:M8 a 1.9 Owen Sound. 0nt., Nov. 20 â€"â€" The Georgian Bay Power Company, which a few years ago started'the Eugenia Falls 8. power proposition, has dis- posed of their property and their small house at the falls to the Hy- droâ€"Electr;c Commission. Mr. Thom- 'as McLaughlin, secretary of the com- 1pany, was in Flesherton last week, iand confirmed the report of the sale. It is said that the commission is go- ing to develop the Eugenia water “8313 for the towns in this part of ‘ the province. i Mr. Alex Thurstoa joined the grand and noble order of Torontoites on ',Tuesday last. We wish him good huck‘. Echo: As a result 0! an accident on Friday morning, 115th inst., Mr. Sam Walling lies between life and death at his home here, the doctor giving no hope of recovery. Though no one saw the mishap and Mr. Wallihghas not since been able to give a very full account of it, it appears that while driving out of the village, the horse took fright at some object on or near the crossing. and while atâ€" tempting to hold him Mr. Walling was thrown out on a small woodex! bridge near there, sustaining severe bruises and internal injuries. as well as a blow on the back of the head, probably from the horse’s foot. He has not since the accident been fully conscious for more than a few min- utes at a. time. Mrs. F. W. Wilscm, of Port Hope, return-Cd last night aftsr a couple of days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Wilson, Cambridge-st. CANNINGTGN VOTES Eugenia. Falls is on the Beaver Riv- er, and is situated about 35 miles from Owen Sound. SERIOUS ACCIDENT Engineers report that 3,000 horse- power can be developed. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wright of Lake- field and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beatty, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Thurston. Mr. Weeks and Mr. L. Kennedy of Lindsay, were here for the Methodist church concert on Monday evening HYDRO PURCHASED EUGENIA FALLS The anniversary services of the Me- tbodist church were con-ducted by Rev A. Balfour, of Lindsay, both morning and evening on Bunday last. On Mon- day a. feast of good things was pro- vided by the ladies and a large as- sembly attended, to do justice to the tempting viands. An excellent pro- gramme was rendered in the church during the evening, and altogether an enjoyable time was spent. The following despatch will be of! local interest, as several Lindsay genâ€" tlemen are interested in the water power’ Owen Sound, Ont., Nov. 20 â€"â€" The Georgian Bay Power Company, which a few years ago started‘the Eugenia. Falls 8. power proposition, has dis- posed of their property and their small house at the falls to the Hy- droâ€"Electric Commission. Mr. Thom- as McLaughlin, secretary of the com- pany, was in Flesherton last week, and confirmed the report of the sale. It is said that the commission is go- ing to develop the Eugenie, water ia‘ls for the towns in this part of the province. Times: Yesterday afternznn Mr. Hancock conducted a sale of steam~ boats, barges, shed and a lot on the .lake front 60x150 feet, in the rotunda of the National Hotel. The steamer Monarch was purchased by Mr. G. C. Wainwright, manager of the Bank of Ottawa. The steamer Water Lily, which has not been in commission during the past season, was bought by Mr. Geo. W. Hatton. The barge Sultan was knocked down to Mr. D. Conroy, and also the barge Davis. An unattached warehoum, that will have to be removed from its present location, was bid on by Mr. E. F. Mason. A lot With 60 feet along the lake front, with 160 feet in depth, Mr. Jae. Hicks arrived home from the Northwest on Friday evening last. Miss Ethel Kenmdy has returned to her business in Peterboro, after a. few weeks' rest with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kennedy, Algonquin House. Mr. V. Bulbeck left here on Mon- day last for Ngw York, where he in- tends working this winter. Mr. R. Bradley spent Sunday with his parents in Omemee. Mr. and Mrs. Jno Bell and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thurston spent Suud 1y with Mr. and Mrs. J. Bell. Lindsay. Mrs. Lambert, of Bobcaygeon, is spending a few days with Mrs. Nob- ert Thurston. Everybody was doing the turkey trot on Thuréday and Friday last. Over 300 turkeys were shipped, and there are still more to come. Mcssrs. Alex Kennedy and Torrance Robertson left here on Monday mom- ing for Toronto. (Special to the Post.) Mr. Clarke, of Toronto, spent ms week the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W B. Kennedv. INTERESTENG NEWS mm DUNSFORD (Special to The P Jannington, Nov. 20â€"- ctric bylaw voted on 1' 3:; carried by a vote bylaw and; against. AT HALIBURTON fix ‘2'}! rnwnm he Post) > 20â€"Thc hydro- on in Canning- Mr. L. F. Curtin is at present tra- velling in the North of England and West of Ireland. He is entrusted with the mission of giving publicity, through the best available channels, to the splendid opportunities which have been opened up in Canada by the Grand Trunk Railway system. Mr. Curtin is a relative of the late Archbishoo McEvay of Toronto, who will be remembereh as the originator of the scheme for receiving Catholic emigrants on arrival in Canada, and giving them assistance and advice. The organization has branches all ov- er the Dominion now, and has a par- ticular mission to the Lithuanian and other races from Eastern Eu~ rope in counteracting the prosletys- ‘ ing influences which were until lately . so active. sense. On Monday afternoon a number of the members of St. Andrew’s choir met at the home of Mr. Stuart Ma- son and presented him with an ad- dress and a handsome umbrella with Masonic emblem, on the eve ._.i s departure for Weston. The presenta: tion was made by Miss S. Martin on behalf of the choir at St. Andre v's church. Mrs. G. A. McArthur read the following address: Mr. S. Mason,â€"O‘n thiS, the ocea- sion of your leaving our town, church and choir, we beg to assure you of our profound regret, because of the loss the town, church and choir sus- tain by your going. You have been an intelligent citizen and good churchman, and especially have we prized your helpfulness and uniform on NEW BRANCHES 9 FOR HOME BANK ncv. Fathir iii-eluy, who \ma cm.“ ate at St. Mary’s church, Lindsay, about two years ago, has been ap- pointed curate at St. Michael’s church, Belleville. The funeral of the late Mrs. Oba- urday visiting friends. diah Bigelow took place from the Mr. Mickle, of Barrie, spent last family residence, Bond-st, on Sun- week in town superintending the mill day afternoon. Impressive funeral construction. services were conducted at the house Mr. A. C. FerguSOn, of Gravenhurst by Rev. S. J. Shorey, after which the cortege proceeded to Riverside cemetery. A large number of promin- ent citiz:ens attended the tuner-2.1. The pallbearers were Messrs. J. D. FUNERAL 0F LATE MRS. 0. BIGELOW The Home Bank ot_ Canada has op. ened two new branches in Ontario, at Mannie and Cresswell. For the presergt both branches will be man- aged from the Cannington branch of the Home Bank. Mr. John F. L. Bain has been apâ€" pointed manager of the Home Bank of Canada branch at Walkerville. Ont. He comes to the Hamc from another banking institution. Mr. E. A. Cheadle, formerly acting manager at Walker'ville, has‘re'turned to im- portant duties at the head ofice. STEAMBOATS 801D The following from the Liverpool Times of October 25th refers to a. son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Curtin, Russell-st, Lindsay, who occupies a very important position with the Grand Trunk Railway in London, England:â€" LEO CURTIN’S Mr. W. Chambers, who has been on the sick list for the past two w:eks, is slowly recovering. Mr. T. R. James was in Bobcay- geon last week on business. Mr. Bagshaw is having a. new fur- nace installed in his house by Mr. Keys, Lindsay. (Special to the Post) iMPORTANT DUTIES CAMBKAY AT PETERBORO Mr. Thos. Sadler spent Saturday in Lindsay calling on friends. The services __in St. James churcn were resumed on Sunday last. the furnace having undergone the neces- sary repairs. The rector, Rev. W. H. A. French. preached in the evening On Sunday evening in St. Anâ€" drew’s church the pastor, Rev. C. 8. Lord, preached an excellent sermon on temperance. 80108 were given by Messrs. '1‘. Guy and Stuart Mason. Mr. Bibby, of Allandale, general roadmaster of the G.T.R., spent Fr)- day in town. , Mrs. Wm. Adkins, of Burnt River, spent a.- few hours in town on Satâ€" Miss 8. Lucy returned from a. visit to Cobourg and Lindsay itiends last week. W In the evening she addressed a mixed meeting, and during the evenâ€" ing heavily scored the cheap theatre, the moving picture show, and im- moral post cards and literature as being the occasion of the downfall of hundreds of boys and girls. The mov- ing picture show was especially con- demned, as even the pictures that had passed the board of censors might not do the adult mind my harm, but would perhaps lead a Youth or child to ruin. What we W; at said the speaker, is a board of com- mon sense. an intelligent citizen and good churchmn, and especially have we prized your helpfulness and uniform courtesy in the church and choir. which you supported so loyally, and loved so dearly. Now that the good bye must be said, please accept an assurance of afieCtion and interest in your future, and carry with you this slight token of our deep regard. On behalf of the church and choir. C. ti. Lord, J. J. Lee, V. Kendry, E. A. McArthur, B. S. Martin, Mrs. J. C. Northey‘. Mr. James Daniels, of Kirkfield is embarking in the livery business at the Falls, and has taken the premix; es recently occupied by Mr. A. Foam- tain on Francis street east. Mr. S. Mason,â€"On this, the occa- sion of your leaving our town, church. and choir, we beg to assure you of our profound regret, because of the loss the town, church and choir sus- tain by your going. You have been LINDSAY BRANCH, thifi’b’ WM (Spec'lal to the rust \ 3455 M MELON FALES mm'uw if FOWI. SUPPER After supper all repaired to the Presbyterian church for the entertain- ment (the fowl supper having been served in the basement a! me let» dist church) and a very interesting program of recitatioms, vocal solos, and so forth, was given. The follow- ing kindly assisted in the program; Mrs. Dr. McPhail. Martina, vocal soio; Mrs. Edwards. Kamila, soio; Mrs. Prouse, Oakwood; Miss Cameron of Oakwood, solo; the Peniel male quartette and the Camera: orchestra also added \greatly to the evening's 3 enjoyment by their selections. Rev. Mr. Watts of the Presbyterian :church and Rev. F. H. Howard of- the Methodist church both gave very interesting addresses. The proceeds of the enterprise amounted to 8127.00. Mr. James Spear is eretting ajine hog and hen pen 45 ft. by 18 ft. Mr. G. G. Tripp is putting net sheeting on his house. which will 3916. much to its Comfort and appearance- Mr. Percy Hill was in Peterborc last week. Mr. Edward Freeman, who has been living at Bridgeaorth for the past: year, has engaged for the coming year with A. H. Veals. Minden Echo’ A (ox that had been seeming several turkeys met a de- s;r.'cd fate when Miss L. Conner, the popular teacher of Harburn, went out early one morning with a rifle to look. for him, and returned in a Short time with sly reynard hanging over her shoulder. Miss Coulter is a tanner L. C. 1“ student. On Tuesday evening there was a. fowl supper, followed by a pmgran in the church. As usual with Cam- bray entertainments of this nature, there was a large crowd present, and the supper was a success in every particular. The ladies of the church, certamly excelled themselves in pro» viding an abundance of the best tur- key and other fowl, cooked to a turn and so tender it would melt in your mouth. The cakeel pies and oth- er dainties were also the best ant! the hospitality of those in charge knew no bounds. It was seen to that every FRANKLIK The pulpit here was occurned on, Sunday last by Dr. Smith. returned missionary from China. His dis» course was quite interesting. but an. account of the inclemenCy of the tea-- ther, there was not a very large can. greg-ation. Mrs. P. Veals spent : Iii-aboro friends reccutl". Mr. Ira Gardiner is home from his trip to ehe West, looking bait and. one had as much as they could pos- sibly eat, and not a person went away unsatisfied from the festive board. The anniversary of the Cambray Presbyterian church was hem on Sun- day and Tuesday. On Sunday Rev Mr. Watts preached morning and ev~ ening t... large congregations. MISS COULTER B.E.A., left here on Honda 3. position in the bani: at! Mr. W. Austin spsnt Sai Lindsay. Mrs. Adams. nf ('nhmnnlr ROBERT ROSS, HELD AT CAEERAY BAGGED A FOX VOL