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u rue naxamlnu-[ Q: I :oc`J`and district news. ~ md worth more. *- WELcH CAMPBELL`; hlfltlid Alln-ml. VICTORIAN. ORDER 1.11 auucuu uanaalan Ophtl College. Tomato. 43,E|iubeth S ., Barrio. > Eyes an -no -O?R.RU ixaminod Graduate Canadian _S3_1Iese. SK, 0 Pl-Lo. Glasses Fit1 Ophthalmic Torontn A.C. REID :1. M. SYLVESTER Bandmaotor Barrio C ' Formerly Director of m usic Christie St. Hospital under D.S.C.IL. bandmastcr of 134th 0.8. Bn.. bandmaster of 75th Toronto Scottish R _ uuuxer` at. Met Teacher of .'Piano. Theory. Phone 283W. WIIIUI` E. LuTucnMo Toacher of Piano and'Vocdl Oce and Residence--Cor.` Elizabeth and Bradford Sts.. Barrie. Phone 103. Office hours: 4 9-10 a.m., 1-3 p.m.. 1-8 p.m. V - , L. J. SIMPSON, M.B ' PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office and. Residence--Collier St., cor- ner Clapperton St.. Barrie. Phoqe 27I EXPERIENCE -2-2: nulls FTIEIJ I\- Formerly of Drs. Ross & Ross, Barrio. Late Surgeon Specialist with the Imperial Army, 4% years. General Surgery and Obstetrics , especially. _; O`ice-140 Dunlop St.. Barrfe. Phone 710. 7 P.O. Box 107' ` Auto Lgejises `lssud W. BELL, 7 Owen `Barrie, phone 2. each montl Diseases of Eye, Ear, Na Consultation hours-1 1' Toror ums. LITTLE &. LITTLE, Physicians and Surgeons, Barrio , Ont. Office and Residence~-47 Maple Ave. Office hours: 1 to 3 p.m.. 7 to 9 p.m., or by appointment. Phone 213. . A. '1`. Little, M.D. W.C. Little, M.B. -.-----------------:- - DR. MORTIMER LYON "122 Bloor St. West. Toronto, will be at I91 Owen St., Barrie, 1st Saturday at month. Diseases of Eva, I:'-_... M... ---- -- M PLAXTON & PLAXTON - BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS. ETC. Offices: 707-8 Kent Building Toronto. Ont. c. W. Plaxton. G. Gordbn Plaxton James O. Plaxfnn {_ DR. W. A...]_EWlS Surgery and Diseases of Women Associatevcoroner County of Simcoo -and--- ~ DR. L. H. BIGELOW _ Graduate of Toronto University Phone 61 0ffice-58 Collier St. 0 _ T-Tnnnn - _ __ 4 A _ - ALEXANDER COWAN Barrister, Solicitor for obtaining pro- bate of wills, guardianship and ad- ministration. General, Solicitor. No- tary. Conveyancer, etc. Omce--I-Iindsi Block. 8 Duniop BL. Barrie. mrnxrmv can 7 I\ . -- W A. BOYS, -'K.C., M.P. D. c. Mucmaon. \ J . R. uu [C8- Barrie. Agent for McClary's- Fqrnaces. uunwnw F. ' McGUAlG, B.A. Successor to Creaivlcke & Bell , BAISRISTER. SOLICITOR. ETC.- R` Rinnb Dow .5A1_'RISTER. SOLICITOR, EC MONEY T0 LOAN. Ross B1ock,.J _, RADENHURST 3. HAMMOND BARRISTERS SOLICITORS. ETC. Masonic Temple Building. Barrie MONEY TO LOA ( , EARRISTER, somcrron, `ETC. ic Temple Buiidlng. Barrie MONEY T0 Lon: ( MAUD E. CLAXTON. Piano nnaI~\l.u..`l wvwlll` 3` MISS WILDE. 1 , [ - GORDON ILONGMAN` Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, etc.- MONEY T0 LOAN ROSE Rlnnb `Do -4!- DUNCAN, F. McGUAlG, B.A. Successor to rtmatnnlm 2. `DAN 52 Elizabeth St. : Phone 952W vl-BU puruner county of I and Residgnce-Corner ilizabeth Stu, nnn n.........u EDMUND HARDY ' Mus. Bae.- F770 -- DR. H. T. ARNALL -te COPODAF l`nnnO-u- Al w 1 umpxe building. TO LOAN : m.u:.Vna1 '1`U LOAN Ross Block, Barrie. ___.___________ .A uuu. U`. GOPGOJ O. Plaxton - Ii iiiiibownu { LITTLE LITTLE; Surannnc Ra--3- OPTICAL 4 n; SYLVESTER ' Baffin Cit:-.-- MEDICAL asid_ence--Corner Toronto Sts.. opp. Central Church RY?! anti 1 MUSIC - :I\lI-3&9" Pioronto l2.30-2 and 6.20-9 --. _..., .-vow auu I nl'0II -s-11' a.m.. to 5 p.m. Toronto, North 3320 : s AIVIIIU :72 Small 3.. FIRE msummgn `vp; unuvl , 0|-U lock. Duniop MONEY TO LOAN. _______ `DRESSMAKER nogn.._..._- / Organ. Voice and Terms reasonable. Sonhl B0 . l1I'\l`I\I-I- County or Slmcoe .ce--(`.nr-nan 'l'n-nu 6- `uuu--uo UOHIOI 0-2 and 6.30-8 1 . JHLII. Nose and Throat 11' am tn K ...... u lll'V E)'O!' Phone 638 ARE WELL Supnnt-:0 `X: Phone I \lsll IIV Mzu`qui:< much 11 Ixperim farms :1 this '11 an (1 ll`. direct In parties I riot's id sury, (-z own su-I x`ed(-mp! lizing (>1 KIIC abou l\aI lull (. ]) firm In f.a(`t In would 11 enjoyed ity sim- monc-_v : terminzx towm- debt 11: financie has hm begin p: nf in I year,_w teen m This w: the fat- nI..\.. BARB Ametican and Euro- aan Hans. - T114 thc w. J. mcwmns Moiirau rates lnd high standanl of Set-[ vice in Open and Covered .Trucks . `hone 547 : 48 Ellen St. ;IEa;-t1_21turally think of A*A-----__. Al- g- --- Q. SVHENITIS IIEAI. ESTAIE 1 Dunlop at Minlcaster LOCAL AND Lona DISTANCE WCVOMPANIES or THE mcuzsr STANDING Ham? Wnnyarr Praidtst Phone 31.` THE TRY lull LUIIUW llllflllu 3-IcTaggart did not hurry to over- take Nepeese. She was following the narrow path deeper into the forest, and he was glad of that. They wourd,` be alone-away from Pierrot. He was; ten steps behind her. and again the? Vllow smiled at im over her should-i Br Ali hntv I-rant-A11 nlnnnuuglqr p. -41 3 '--u. ll. us 50--' . ' ' One of his brown hands tighten convulsively about the handle of the knife in his belt, and slowly he began to "follow them. ' `I14-.'l'...-.n,.-o .13.: ....g I....__.. .- -__;_ ' U1 cast. ruac a. uuurp ureatn. , : "Par les mille comes du diablel"; he swore softly. Is it possible thatg she smiles from her heart at that beast? Non! It is impossible. And yet -if it is 804-" r\.... -0 l..- |...........'. |...__1.. 4x._n_4-.___a lulu.) tut: pauns UL 118!` nanas. _ ` Pierrot stood without moving. He; watched them` as `they disappeared` into the forest, Nepeese still a fewi steps ahead of Mc'I'a.ggart. Out of his breast rose a.. sharp breath; I "Par Ion mills r-nu-nan (In lahlni" I 1 ._ _ ; _ . this a_nswer-of Pierrot. and Pierrot had been telling himwhat she had insist-' ed up_0n--that he must come to her. And he was coming! She turned with; . ' a quick beating of the heart and hut-.1 I lried down a little path. She heard Mc- ; ` 'Ta.ggart's footsteps behind her, and ! threw the .flash of a smile over her.` shoulder. But her teeth were set tlght.! The nails of her ngers werecutting; ' into the palms of her hands. Pit-rrnr ctnnd nvirhnnt rnntrina Ir... 1 Bll|{lI'L UL .l3l1l'UUl9 LUULII. ~ _ I Half an hour later Nepeese came out of the cabin. She could see that Pier- rot and,the Factor had been talking about something that had not been pleasant, to her father. His face was strained. She caught in his eyes the] smouiderof fire which he was trying to smother, as one might smother flames under a blanket. Mc'I`aggart's jaws were `set, bt his eyes flared up with pleasure when he saw her. She knew what it was about. The Factor from Lac Bain had been demanding H15, EB Bl: BIIUAU BU llcl |.uI.I_u:I . "I will Join you`-soon, mon peresvyou and M'sleu the Factor from Lac Bain!" 'T"Au1n urns. nnnnlohlov Htfln daunu. anu N1 318 DUB I.`il.Ul.Ul' ll'Ull| IJEU DHJIIIS I There were undeniable little devils in hereyes, Mc'I`aggart thought--little devils laughing full at him "as she spoke, setting his `brain aflre and his [blood running wildly. Those eyes-full ot dancing witches! How he would tame them andplay with them-,very 1 soon now. He followed Pierrot outside. In his exultation he no longer felt the I smart of Baree s teeth. | unto ..... I...\...a 1...-.. \v.........-.. ..,......... Anon are not 3818. 11 ans la uu.u:u-- ' ` He. shrugged his shoulders. A great `load had been [lifted from them sud- denly. Hls voice was soft and. persuas- lve.VAnd now the anger had gone out of `the Willow's face. A coquettish up- lift of her eyes:-caught Mc'I`aggart. and! she looked straight at him half,smil- mg, as she spoke to her father: "I will inln vnn'-noun. mnn m=_re--.-vnu -. ~v-,,__ ~~z_-_,4 F`!-lis arms were 4 of Iron." w.o. umumul, _ . I Funeral Oinctor cl Embdtur .' `nbuhnceservlce . no Phouul er.u:tawI-y '3:-an %s`i'.:.5.`!e;'1'..... 9 7Zi_llilIn`IKh',1'.,.t FcrSc|oiyH.G.Iolnrhonand Wn.CnulanI ,_.T ,,,____.=`__ , . r about her-{like bandsf ____ _ .....,,,.-... 5 . "I have given him the answer, Nont-' awe! He is in the pool. 1 .\'epees=,'e was out of breath when she, =rr.-ached the cabin. Baree, fastened U)` '= a table-let. by :1 babiche thong, hearl .her pause for a moment at the door.. :Then she entered and came straight {to him. During the half-hour `of her! .absence Baree had scarcely moved. ! { Her touch thrilled him. It sent little lthobs through his body, a tremulous zquivering which she could feel and Swhich deepened the glow in her eyes. -Gently her hand stroked his headand his back. It seemed to Nepeese that he did not breathe. Under the caress of, her hand his eyes closed. In another} moment s_he was talking to him End, at the sound of her voice histeyes shot open. _ . , A "He will come here--that beast- and he-will kill us," she was saying. ;He will kill you because you bit him.` :Baree. Ugh, I wish you were bigger 3 . , _..,.---....7( ..u.. as. Jada-I4 n\.n.I\,cl)' It 1 t gqulverlng Ewhlch - Gently 1 Ihin hard: `It nnomna on 1.1-... nan-zus:; n-jag: ` - 4. II-illlc W115 IIIIUU WILII JU_Y 1 1 On her hands and knees the Willow `was peering over the edge. Bush Mc- I Taggart had disappeared. _He` had gone down like the great clod he was; the lwater of her pool had closed over him` {with a dull splash that was like u Ichuckle of triumph, He appeared now, beating out with his arms and legs to keep himself afloat while the Vvil-' .low'svvoice came to him in taunting { cries. v ' Bete noir! Bete noir! Beast! Beust--' 1 She _flung small sticks and tufts of {earth down at him fiercely; and Me-` 'I`agg'art. looking up as he gained his gequilibrlum. saw her_ leaning so far over t at she seemed about to fall. if-ler long braids hung down into the. fchasm, gleaming in the sun; her eyes `were laughing while her lips taunted him: he could see the flash of her white teeth.. ' _ Beast! Beast!" _ He began swimming. still looking up int her. It was a hundredyards down the slow-going current to the beach iof shale where he could climb out, 3 and a half of that distance she f0llow- . fed him, laughing and taunting him, .;and inging down sticks and pebbles. if-Ie noted that none. of the sticker or , stones were large enough tolhurt him. : \\'hen at last his feet touched bottom, 7she was gone. . ! Sluvlfflv Vnnnnan` u-on I-m.pZ`l, l\IOl\-1 ti..." Qunfs Hotel `l0W'H HHJIIBL . Mc'I agmu't,'u hot hand cme over _her mouth. M Don't answer." she heard him my. fStrength--anger---hatred flared up_ in her, and fiercely ue utruck the` hand down. "Something In bar wnndor-| ful eyes held Mc'I`aggarI.. 'l'h('!y mu. /.ml` Into his very soul. ' ' I Ran: nnir'" nhn nuntml 1:! Min. fI'ton-[ ' IIILUV IIIHV VET) HUUI. V ' l ' Bete noir!" she named Vuthlm. tree-. lmz herself. from the Ian; touch of hlu' hands. Bea:-xt--black beast!" Her value trembled, and her face tlmmul. Sm-.~v I\ came to show youvmy pool~-n ml tell you what you wanted to hour-~unl you--you-have crushed me like u bea.st--like a. great rock--See! down there---it is my pool!" _ 1 She had not planned it like thln. :She had intended to be srnlllm:.. even .-_.I_x._... ... .14.. _....;.........n Duo n}I..m.... mere-n. In my pum: 1 She urnlling, laughing, -at this moment. But Me'l`:u.:- gart had spoiled them-_--her carefully made plans! And yet, as she pnlntml, the Factor from Lac (Bum hm] loukml for an instant over the edge or the chasm. And then she lau;.:hel---1u.m.:h- ed as she gave him a tsuddc-n Hhnw: from behind. ` 2 And that in my answer, M'uir-ur` |.le Facteur from Lac Bum!" she crlml tauntingly as he p1un;.:(-.rlv hendlumxv Into the deep pool between the r'm:k' walls. 7 From the edge of the open Pierrot; saw what had happened, and he gave: a `great gasp. He drew buck mndng the balsams. This was not a moment for him to show himself. While his heart drummed like a. hamm'er his 1 face was filled with joy. . I (\n how hnnu ant] lrnnnu fhn `Killian: "nut: was gum-:. - J ; swiftly Nepeese` ran batik over the [traIl, andalmost into Plerrovs armsn. gshewas panting and laughing when ~{.m- a moment she stopped. ' r 5`! hunt. pol..- I..:_. AI..- _.- .,__.- -v - H CHA`PTER XIV -`."" . _ UL ;4LUl 111- '. _____._ "`|,"c auucn u1_`ewul5 to her Vepeese shivered and rose ot. up.` ret. For the first t1m%eI3;fde_gAbnx-e and_he stood close at ut the Clnuds them _a lightning-flashlc "Ed in an in- `like a knife of fl1'e.Vfl .0 of thunder.` 5 stant by a terrific crash k a hm, `BM s*:::;:* a:::.:: *:..*::,r`:$,e He-wou aV , ,_ but ' at the brush wall of.the *;`f:&\'{'111o\\- there was something 8-b:` h gave him as he looked at her wh c shed again. confidence. The thunder cra His eyes `But htei reltreatltard n &1`.m"' were xe on epe ~ - mt On that night. it ma) be uggespshe of Storm was born in Nepefncl-ng it loved to face it. as she W118 tmhgs now. It made her forget tare; ms.- but the splendid might of Qnhe v(-`rush half-wild_ soul -thrilled to 1 d l_e`m,h. and fire of it; often as she bah d Wm, ed up her bareearms and 1110!? her EV. Joy as the deluge burst about as -them en now she might have stoo in mu` the little"-open until the In if a.'whine from Btu-ee had not turned her. As the fi , __ (_V ____,. V`; IIII\l II\.'\` """: -net. As the first big drops stun \ with the dim thud of lenden bullets about the . she went with mm into thg balsam Shelton-, VITI'|l Ir\ I\V | For a long time after Pierrot left them the Willow` did not move from Where she had. seated herself beside, Ba_ree. It was at last the deepening. shadows and a. near rumble in the `Sky that roused her from the fear of [the things Pierrot had told her. when ' she looked up, black clouds were mass- ving slowly over the open space above `the spruce-tops. Darkness was falling. In thF Whiunnr A? fl-|n'1IvIn ant` tho T TORONTO ' (Opposita new Union Station) R ovmz fty . T years the Toronto` home of the Tourist and Travel- ling public. ' "'6 8D1'uce-tops. Darkness taumg. the whisper of the wind and the dead stillness or the thickening gloom there wasthe sullen brewing of storm. Neneese nhlvnrn av`-:1` v-nun tn harl -UUUL cnem, she NW` the shelter. i Once before Bnr'ee had through a night of terrible I the nizht he had hidden hlmuglf "5" unusl. KIIOW netore 1 E0." . -Baree saw them there, close together in the shadows thrown by. the talll spruce trees. He heard the low mun mur of their voices--V-chiefly of "Pier-' rat's, and at last he saw her two arms up around the man-beast's neck. and then Pierrot went away again into the forest. \ ' A puree up under herarm. " . , - i, 0h--oopi-noa--but you are heavy! she gasped. And yet I must carry you-because I am goi g to"run!'- " She hurried outside. ' ierrot had_ not come. and she darted swiftly into the balsams back of the cabin, with Baree. hung in the crook of her arm, like a- sack filled at both ends and tied -in the middle, He felt- like that. too. Buthe ` still had no inclination to wriggle. himself` free. Nepeese ran with him until her arm ached. Then she stopped; and put him down on his feet, holding` to the end of the caribou-skin thong'A that was tied about his neck. She was make an attempt. and for a few mom-o entu she. watched him closely, while I Baree, with his feet on earth once; more, looked about him. And. then the} Willow poke to him softly. .1, You are not going to run away, Ba-' lm'r:k there." She flung back the loosel B thought of that halt -minute at the. "ecljgc oi the chasni. He` was looking` I straight up at her when her glance. 1 fell on him again. Non, you are not! _ going to run away---you aretgoing to follow me," she whispered. Come." I , 'i`hrey (mnu: at last into an open. It " was a tiny m(:;ulow in the heart of. ` the `l'l.)i'(~,i-it, not more than three or four- tlnmn as i)li.{.$lS the cabin; underfoot' " the grass was soft and green, and i thick with flowers. Straight through , the heart of this little oasis trickledl` ` :1 Htremnlet ':u:ro:-is which the Willow 1 Jurnpt.-(1 with Barr.-e under her arm. and; ` gun the edge oi.` the rill was a small ,9 wltcwum made of freshly cut spruce, T l mu! lmlx-mm-boutxhs. In her diminutive "; ,Vmc-kcwnp the Willow thrust her headi- ', in may that thim;s were as she had left`! *. them_ yesterday. Then, with a `long hrs-nth of relief, she put down her four- . le;.n:e(l burden and fastened the endi: of the hahichc to one of the cut spruce- < Hlmms. . - if 5 _ D...... ` ' ` ,, 1.__.,, I umugnt. Yes, it is the blood-poison," said Pierrot. A gleam of cunning shot into his eyes as he looked over his shoulder, and nodded. I have hidden the medi- cine- and told him there is po' time to lose in getting back to Lac Bain. And he is afraid -that devil! He is waiting. VVith that blackening hand. he is afraid to start back alone --and st) I go with` him. And-1isten, ma Nepeese. VVe will be away by sun- down. and there is something you must know before I go." `B31 !-3,9 saw fhnrn fhnnn nlnnn 1-nornfhnvv ]JUllll.CU at nun. " ! Last night when M sieu the Factor -caught him in a snare, he bit M'sieu's Ahand. M'sIeu's hand is swollen tw`ice its siie, and I_ can see his blood turn- ing black. It is pechipoo." - Pechipocr!" gasped Nepeese. She looked into Pierrot s eyes. They iwere dark, and filled with a sinister 1gleam--a. flash of exultation, she lthought. Van H In (I... L.I.\...a .....':...-... 7 ....:.1 'LiI.l`.llt.'l'.` Luce amrnieu ner.` "\Vhz1t has happened, mon .pere?- `she cried. ' P!err0t shrugged his shoulders. ! Nothing. ma .I\'ep ee.'-:e-except that you ha.ve roused a-. thousand devils in the heart of the Factor from La.c ;Bain, and that-" 7`-To nfnnn`n:1 no `kn N..." 13....-- -.._-`-I `xazull, unu L_ua.L--" ` - I.,VHe stopped as he saw Baree, and `pointed at him. * . "`l .nnt nlni-.0 u-1...... 1Ln..:.... 4.1.- 13--.-.- nurfnzuzc ulun ever. v , T There came an interruption. It was the sngxpplnp; of :1 dry stick 'l`hrou,<:he the forest Pierrot had come with the stealth of .a cat, and when they looked up, he stood at the edge of the open. Baree knew that it was not Bush Mc- ']`m.-:;_.m1`t. vBut lt was n.man-beast!" In- stnntly hls body stiffened under the VVV1llow'x-4 hand. He drew "back slowly `and cautiously from her lap, and as ' Pierrot advanced, Baree snarled. The next instant Nepeese had risen and had run to,Pierrot. The look in her "father's face alarmed her.` "4-`xvI-m+ hm, 1..`.....\,......av ...A._ .__..-m iuuy run: [1310 FUD OI! ltf) the fOl`eSt.. A It did not enter her head that in trick- lnp: Bush Mc'l`zu:x.mrt in that way she .lmd played with d_vn.'Lrnite.h She did not foresee the peril that in an instant would have stnrnpr.-d the wild flush from her face and curdled the blood in her velns---did not `guess that l\Ic'I`ag- gart had become for her a. deadlier menace than over. 'I`hnr-n nun-nn nu x...|..._._....L:,_, v- CARTAGE 1 uuum. Buvee burrm'cd himself back into the wall of tho wlgwzun, and with head; :Llert---nnd eyes wide open--watched attentively,whatjmppened after this. Nut a movement of the Vvillow escaped him. ` She was r.'u!jant-and happy. 1-It-r xugh, rmwset and wild as a bird's trill, xet Bm'ee'u heart throbbing with.` ,1" desire to jump about with her among` the flowers. I !:`1\n .. 44...... xv _ _ . . M - uu: HIJWUFH. For a time Nepeese seemed to forget Bnree. Her wild blood raced with the joy 0f`her triumph over the Factor from Lac Bain..She saw him again, 1 flnunderlng uhnut in the ponl-pictur- "ed him at the cabin now, soaked and `angry, demanding of mon pere. where she had gone and man pere with a shrug of` his shoulders, xvastelling jhim that he didn't know--thnt prob} ably she had run nff into the forest. ((1 enter hnr hpnfl fhuf In o..:..I. 5-IAP`ren xv _.-..~.~oc nan Wlt mm ;own holding; thong about ny lunge he might make expected that ho .m...:.: i . BUILDING PERMITS I . .Ei;:ht building permits with. 3, tom] value of $1275 were issued by`Town "Clerk A. W. Smith during` the week. All were for small buildings or alter. ations and repairs. the largest being for $400 and smallestfor $25. a root and saw the treeriven by light. ning; but now he had company, and .the warmth and soft pressure of the .Willow's hand on his head and neck `filled him with a. strange courage. .1-Ie growled softly at the crashing -thunder. He wanted` to snap at the lightning flashes." Under her hand Ne- peese felt the stiffening_of_ his body, and in a moment of uncanny stillness she heard the` sharp. uneasy click of his teeth. Then the rain fell.U (To be continued) I Lzuuu. .l.llC ucw IIIUHIQEIS 0! session Of- ` ficlated on Sabbgth for _the first time. | _ ,, , vv|.I.lI1\lVVUUIJ I-'H:$BYTER|ANS At the ,communion- service held in Collingwood Presbyterian church" on Easter Sunday morning the attendance was so large,; being forty] per cent. above the average,` it` became necessary to provide additional communion supplies. At this service fifty-eight new mem-' hers. nine of whom were puhliclv bap- tized, were received on confession of lfaith, and eleven by certificate. Col- lingwood is one of the many congrega. tions in the Province of Ontario from which the Unionist minority with- drew following the taking of the vote. In this case the vote stood 130 for and 396 against Union. Among those with- drawing were eight members of ses- sion, six of the Board of Managers, two Sabbath School Superintendents. two teachers and four members of the choir. The new members of Session ificiated Sabbath fnr flan n..-+ .:..... .____._,...___. MOTOR-,DR|VER S STUNT- Bradford VVitness-A motor `driver performed an unusual feat on the highway just` .this side of `Holland Landing on Monday night. He was southbound, and got" a little too close to the posts along the steep embank- ment to his left at the sharp curve. Three posts were lifted right out of the ground, three more were broken off and thrown across'the railway, and a seventh was pushed`partl_v over. The car went down the embankment, through a wire fence and into Mr. Hol- linghead's field. He got out again somehow for on Tuesday morning there was nothing to be seen but the track of the car. A f ` ` s'E51"r7i3b'bk'r'd1iE -.-.----3-1-1. BADLY OUT WITH AXE ' Orillia. News Letter--While trying` out a- new a_xe vwhich he had been sharpening one ,day last week, William Cunningham, son of A. A. Cunningham, reeve of Orillia. Township, .cut his foot (badly, and has been laid up evergsince. Vvhile the wound is healing, his recov- ery is retarded by blood poisoning, which set in shortly after the accident, rendering his condition at one time _ver_\" critical,` ut he is now making satisfactory progress towards recov- I e1_\. `Aug uu'uup, Il me K. ewes of the flock. ; rfounry, But 3 Butter . . . . . . . . . . -. ` Eggs . . . . . . . . . . . . Chickens . . . . . . . . . Fowl, dressed, lb. =Cream, pint i Buttermigk, . ' ' I Maple sy coon. Mlscellane rup, per gal. o o u o u - o a o - o . u_ NG FREAK .. , Orillia. Packet--Yesterday -P-eter Mawdsley, Pricefs Corner, told the Packet that one of his ewes gave birth to`a lamb on March 12, and on the 21st presented him with twin lambs. This is an unusual or freak occurrence which interested the Whole eig'hbour- hood. When the twins arrived he moth- er would not have anything to do with the first lamb and it is now liv- ling through the kindness of the other. | flock. COLLINGWOOD PRESBYTERIAN held Presbvtm-inn nh........ .. Saturday Market . Attendance at the market last Sat- iurday was rather smaller -than for some weeks past. This was due to the gfact that farmers are busy seeding iand want to put every available min- |ute on the land. Seeding is reported to be now well under way. Practically everyone has made a. start while some `farmers have as much as twenty ac- vres in seed. I Eggs were steady at 25 cents a dozen land many sales were noted at that = price. Butter was fairly prominent and brought 35 cents a pound. There `was also a. good quantity of roots, avegetables and potatoes, prices. 1-f !which were unchanged from preced- ing weeks. A few cans of maple syrup lmarked the close of the season for this delicacy. Farmers report that the a run of sap this year was considerably . smaller than for some years `past. ' Quotations were. asfollows: Vegetable Market Onions, small basket . . , . . . . . . . . . 30c I Potatoes, bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .; 60c i Turnips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' 5c I Cabbage, head . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . 5-10_c 9 Parsnips, basket . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-25c Carrots, basket . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-35c `Butter beans, pt . . . . . . . . 10c, 3,for 25c {Rhubarb . . . . . . . . . . . . 10c lGreen onions, bunch . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5c ; white beans, pt. . . . . . . .. _10c, 3 for 250 Pmiltrv `Rnum... ......a nu... Apples, basket _ >x<'>x_>x x_<'>x>x c uua.ns,pt. ll Poultry, Butter and 51' . . - - - ' ` I-`OR Hot Water Heating and PLUMBING" A LAMBING FREAK. `Dnn'I...4. 1r-~A- - -_v- IoooIoooo_oI Micellaneous n how a-nl . ...*.. 1n. *2 on... o:.. ..... 20=60c . $2.50 `$14-$16 QR nn "25- LDC 28c 20-23c 30c 50 "35-age L-2-oi!) $5.00 I Your READING Needs