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ran WEEKLY r031. ,mmsar. FRIDAY t. v ' ”‘“ , '3‘ m ‘ ' Y ‘ ' - ' ~ - ‘ ~ . v ' ~ . , , . , . , - - . , . , , , . e Margy: 1'e’e‘1f‘1etl'e’e‘124241 ,Iclnmxvnxmnxwe {maxweIrnbx'vai'49n1v‘v. ‘ o o 4 .u.‘ o o o m o o O * o - ‘ - .5. ‘ ‘ maintainsteams lifllfidddldln . . . . te.totm'¢ifv?€xm'31.~'3 l5 m A ‘_ , ‘ ‘.“ c ____________.__.â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- R NEW UNIFORMS for the Army of soon Start to school again. How about his SCHOOL OPENING CALLS FO That boy of yours must ~D clothes? Do you Want to provide him with a Good Wearing Suit ? Listen. IF YOU WANT THE BEST SCHOOL CLOTHFS 61"” what he can't learn at school and that is Clothes Economy. ISPEoIAL SALE OF so ’ School Suits, Extra Pants, Caps, Shirts, Waists, Collars, BraceS, ' e will be for the benefit of School Boys, This Sal Disted Suits , ,_ Bogs’ 2-piece Suits, Single or ' Double Breasted . , -- . ................ $4.50 ._ - ge, ' . " m ---------- ~ ----- 323 , . ' 3 to to years of age, $5.50, cut price sale ..................... $3 95 """"""""""" ' ‘ ‘ 3to 6years of age, 450. cut price sale.................._.. 345 0: age. 5: A oae, 4.0,cutpri , ,5 5 ,. 5 g 5 """""""""""" 3‘35 ' ., - - . 3 to 10 years of age, 4 00, cut price sale ..................... 3.25 ‘ " ' " 3 to 10 years 0: age, 35 2,95 4.00, cut price ,éale............ ,,,,,,,,, 2.95 0, cu: price sale ..................... 3 to 7 years of age, 3.00, cut pr 2 25 3. 0, cut prir 5 S .e sale """"""""""" 2'75 ice sale ..................... 3 to to years of age. 2.50, cut price sale ..................... 1.75 3-00, ‘3‘“ Parke sale ..................... 2.25 5-, . ' 3 to 8 ycazs ‘ f age, 200, cut price sale: .................... 1.35 .85 r‘gle BreaSted suits - "i 3 to 7 years ot age, 1.50, cut price sale ..................... 30), cut price sale ..................... $4.50 5. Man's sup; ' ' s, with ginger in them. ‘00, cut price sale ..................... $3.95 suit that is fun of gin- 5, . 5-00, C“t price sale 3-50 . get. \Ve are rea ' ' ' ashion‘s Fall Fancies. ée, 4.50, cut price sale ..................... 3 35 . 5 Ranging in price , . , _ '7 Boys‘ Single Pants, 15 worth $1.00 for 50¢. 9 t0 1% year; 3f age, 4.00, out price sale ..................... 2.95 to I ea ' ~ ~ . 5 5 9 Y jage, 3.50, out price sale ..................... 2.255 , . 5 Boys’ Blouses worth 5” to 75C for ' ' Boys’ School Cravenette VVaterproo 9 t0 ‘6 year; of age, 3.00, out price sale ..................... 9 to ‘6 Wm of age, 2.75, cut price sale 1.95 -‘ zed Rubber Coats for school worth $2.75 for $1.75. test styles and patterns, worth 35c and 40c for 25¢. Our Boys’ School Suits have the knack or making a boy feel confident 2 . oment he gets inside them 5 _ ‘ he la the at 25c. f Coats, long raglanette styles, worth Lhodisl. Church i ed to their nz‘w . ' ' to be driven two or ' . This rue-ins .i fill» 15 . ‘ i g was cxcztp. Road. 5 d. Mr. Skitch. of Peter- Mrs. M. J. McGowan and family. , ‘ - yu-ld of milk .ml 1 . LeWiS. of Ancona Point. of Orilliu. \isitcd friends in teen irmruponding dt‘t‘rt'ulfl‘ in the output ; , , , re much cnloyc'l :lant wetk. | o! the chemo and butter {nctmi -~ ' 5 ch.“ p» .~ 5 - Mr. LCWiB also helped in the ‘ Mrs. Wm. Tcskey. of Oriliin. renv‘w- l 311 Donnell Robertson lost 1 [mi ' . d3; Pgig'flr‘zi,i.fl by the use of his ViOIifl-~ ,ed acquaintances A“ town lust “rt-k. cr-lt IJ‘l “role. it |." thought in h l .‘iIi-d fut? we”; 2‘. 't d Mrs. C. H. Caverly. visited l was due to the normal having drank - m m. any mp 1.5.5. inlorrned Mr tinâ€"nu 1 ' progressing favorably . Mr. an is doing friends in Toronto this week. too much water- ' 0m. Mltoolhouu. during the holi- tenmnad to lower prime snot? («1. Prices tron: now ‘1‘. :v 3..» Dem and $ for lights wt: 13‘: Mr. .Wm. Moore and daughter. l [8789 38 Dunslord 8110”” Cindy, and Mrs Dyer and daughter, days has btcn thoroughly cleaned ind 1. 'nt ‘ l. d t ' v | U an p l , East Buflalo Cattle Harm - - have a sporting organization at some Verna. visi Several thoumnd Telegfipl} Operators {"11 be required by the kind. Why not start football going Sunday. ilnlc appearance. various Railway companies within the next nine months. he nights are getting cool- . ' ' ' - of Bobcasgcon. ON AUGUST ist, I will open aSchoolm Lindsay, harvest is about cool- , ' 1. an . . ~ for the liniglttcd up ' -' ' ’ ' not \rt‘SC I. known as the . . o! Peterboro, is going ' ' ‘ ' 1 ' - Mr. ‘Alcx Burgess is at present consisting ' ' ‘ ' pointing the stone wall which be - . built for Mr. John Batty. . â€"‘â€"‘-"â€" after suffering f - ' GL‘ENARM ‘ Own Correspondent ) ' SEW YORK. Aux. .tack o! tonsilitis. . . = , . Millan, of Bracebridgn. ' . .. colon, art. no trzi-itnr: . is reasonable, and all ordinary students should 5 - hin six months. Write or see me for terms, Tin: “000V ILLE - - . . q _ . 5 5 . 5 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) 8 , ,- - ~ * . talestzna. ; ’ ' . . ' Minn Alma Staple ‘ .433. - duyn with (fiends at Argyle. “ i ccessful managars of today have, with m Mun: new "a, Thanh, he ranks 0‘ theOPfl‘etOrs- . . - The tarmers of this vicinity are , . ., . 5 from $50 to $80 per month, according y busy at the harvest. and they 5 . 5 5- _ Miss (-rnliam. teacher at Palestine, . ho are Agents, make‘ 093 this year are .ltlUfnCd to her school last. week. ' ‘bl f tionl ' Mame am1 Johnny Sinclair. or from $60 t0$ _. 5 ‘81 e or Pmmo J5 _ dren Bl'll'll'. :irr sp-nding holidays with d d. ~. , . . . 138‘ a ' -, - thtir uncle. Mr. D. Brown, 0!: Git-n- r. . \ ' ’ - an m. Lady operators for corn , , Qualifications necessary are few Emmi, “L: wef‘k- _ t t n .de m t . . uS an . , 'e regret; o repor t e a O . . 5m“ ”“3““ try Miss Nellie Bing ' who died on - L'TTLE DRUNK k (Special to The l’ost.1 a common school education, Friday. Aug. 23rd. after sutlerin; “'33“ch . 5 5. . l’ from severe illness [or some months. ”FYI-"L " Th“ ”‘3” “5" 0 1"" The {QB-O‘H'nlug M-niccs in comm-,- B‘J‘W“ Britain Mctlio'lisi carefulness. f . .' u‘ . ,v 51. William C. VJ.“ garnet“? C-Prifrd, aCmeCnggancer 'l took place on Sun-lay nan to lht' Qurcn‘s hotel will ("or will Lllll' 35 an Operator. 50 J - Leo . .' ' pe ' tug ' “y 'argciy at: c in Friday. 50W»- 6UI~ H" “5” “'50 Lliuivl- will l'ikk" 'l .ic- s'nd ' - l and scores of others, all now holding high posmons. 5 tended ‘ it'nts [hi-re or :it Lurchilk‘ “out... 5,1,, 553,3; 12.1,,“ 8,), 3'; ' NAL SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY: Lmd“ I Mrs.'\Vm, ’ ' k ' .' "3““ almost any. evening haul the litr. limxv liar-per. “sax- " ' ' ' ‘0 73“- b‘“ ' ’ of labrhlso. . i i ' " . ~ ‘ ‘ ' “ill preach at 10 a. m. ant ports. A .v-u Aug -. a ted friends in Lindsay on To Mr. Chan Attill. is due much credit penance which his Board here uate here wit chairman of thnt du- ‘s of teeth are ~ (not. or a acts-WI- ? p. m.. when special collections will be taken. Monday owning there will bu n Harrest Horns lestival and [owl supper. following which there will be an excellent program in the auditor- ium of the church. There will be spe- {Hope- 5 cinl5rsunic and addresses bv Revs. L, 5 M35! Hepburne. of Beaverton. was . of Omemee. in Phelps. of Lindsay. and Harper, 0! the guest of was Pearl onwm Sun- ' ' Lm,wflp 'UIbl'idce- Admission to supper and _ . enttrtainamentâ€"adults 25o. children .I\l~‘. - ‘3' . i i .â€",_..â€"â€"â€"â€"- ii if.“ Fâ€"seafisnz-Agga.‘ Hrs. n. a on“ visited ' ' y on Sunday. 5 . ’ ' ‘ ' qnt‘ flour Sun .Weetlnke. _ - m - Straight roflud isited triends in .5 ~ - “alien Oats .. .- «- Applaa. per bol ...... _ ‘â€" thn. 5'0? “1.: 25 head Horses, expected. allclmoe . WAppieuh-Xgigbé‘ f.- it old Hue, Weight Sprint wheat oldflnre, weight Fall wheat... A 9!. 223' ‘5. 'a\ a). -.._.‘, a} \ vfxaffc‘ ... “1‘ ,tdhpatidiu‘ho immanufinmdm autumn-ensue ... O’Dâ€"z dâ€"a - r“ - The .larmers around Duns . _ nelarly thtrough ligating. ani the ' enceI t Mooie visited friends in It.“ . wiiatle o the th in; engine may, ' ' . as we . . um mafié? be heard “a”. day. is being greatly tmprpv- 5 alarm are A ““9“” 0‘ Irom kalsommcd and paint- 0“. - - thirty men of this vicinity - 5 - Some threshing)“ , "a; mindi- dosed a new. three ’ . . 5 _ ready. “d_ the. yield. John w'll. engine. The new, I‘ ' ' . 5 5 mixed grams. a quite 5 . he to-date, an . . ' 5 ads standout. laction. The Farmers’ «op-6M on M0113”. established a hour Post 39 WW- ‘WZO put village. '1‘ . it b! With the"? ““5 it- is as yet but plainlyi turnilhelé . , ' open every‘Tuuth night‘lnd m a! . Wednesdny , , . y {or «lib! required . 1‘6 ‘b