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for men and buys. If it’s style you want, we have it. , A visit to our Hat Department will convince you that for Style, Quality, As- sortment and Price, we should be called ' . “rs-e stamens ofFENELON FALLS” We have an exceptionally fine line of Men’s and Boys’ fine quality Newest Style Suits, every suit guaranteed and prices to suit everybody. A visit to our Gents’ Furnishing Department will con- vince you that Burgoyne’s is the rightplaoe to go for new and up.to-date Furnishings. See our display on Saturday. Three Stores. Paints, Qils, Wall Paper, Blinds, etc. in our tinware department all kinds of job work is promptly attended to. - See our Corn Planterâ€"newest thing; out. \Ve bought everything-before the large advance which has taken place in. hangdware the last few months, and Will give our enstomers the benefit of it. Try us. see. sense. 4 " ova business to the rooms over Miss Washburn’s millinery estabhshment. GW §9W"Wobr}$$:5 éifinMWD'b $WW6-éx'rt #3 C“? Street ‘ Entranceâ€"«door between the two red stores. APPREHTIGES WANTED, MRS. I‘VE. E. CALDER. gooeecowsaem ‘ ’ new Furniture and. "Undertaking. WW Just received this week an- other lot of nice Baby Car- riages that are Special Value. Also Extension Tables, Side- boards and Bedroom Suites. . . I carry in stock a full line of Parlour Suites, Lounges, Chairs, Etc. - Pietpre framing a Specialty. If you are in need of a Sew- ing Machine be sure and see my styles before buying. Pension. Falls. I w. concerns“ 1. Friday, Aug. 8th, 190 2. I have removed my Dressmaki‘ug % i i 2 If you want Good Binder Twine THOS. 'ROBSON. Twine in stockâ€" ?PLvmeurn, BRANTFORD, RED STAR, McGOBMIGK. All at prices that will defy competition. The Fenelon Falls Gazette. Village Council. Fenclon Falls, Aug. 6th, 1902. Council met at regular meeting, all the members present except Mr. Sand- l‘ord. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. Moved by Mr. Austin, seconded by Mr. McGee, That this council expend $25 on the east end of Francis street, from John McKinnon’s to Mrs. Tag- gart’s house.â€"â€"Carr.ied. Mr. McGee gives. notice of a by-law lto be introduced at this meeting to sus- pend- a portion of Bylaw No. 414 tem- pornrily. By-law introduced, read and passed in the usual way. Moved by Mr. Austin, seconded by Dr. Gould, That this municipal council recognize the presence of the Grand Lodge at the laying of'the corner stone Z‘of the new English church by present- ing them with a suitable address on be- half of this corporation.â€"Carried. Moved by Mr. McGee. seconded by for the following accounts :< W. L. Rob- son. eharity, for M. Burley, $7“25” ',- E. VD. Hand: printing, 837; R. J. Moore. do., $6 72; E Brock, salary, $35; T. Scott, work on street, $2.50; J. Alex- ander. do., 36,87; D. Marshall, do., $3.12; G. Jackett, do., $8.05; F».J.ack- an. on account. of gravel, $:100.â€"C’d. Messrs. Wm. Campbell and W. L. ' Robson, on behalf' of the Presbyterian ‘churoh, waited on the council in regard to a water course in front of the church. ,Moved by Dr. Gould, seconded by Mr. Austin, That this council, having heard the deputation from the Presby- terian church, asking the privilege'of of Colborue street, in frontof the church property, agree to allow a channel four feet wide, of sufficient depth, walled with cedar, under the sidewalk, for the purpose required by said church.â€"C’d. Council then adjourned. Kawartha Lari; Séé‘séiiaent. the Post says : “I Was paddling slowly up the lake Friday evening when, happening to leok around, I saw an immense animal racing after me. My canoe was soon speeding towards the shore at a tremendous rate, but on looking back again“I saw that the serpent was slowly but surely gain- ing. On it came, its great mouth open and large enough to swallow a house, and seeing that it was impossible to es- cape I jumped out and tried to appease it by giving it the canoe. While it was swallowing the canoe I jumped on its back and ran down to its tail, about half a mile away. Right at the very tip of its tail I could get my arms around and ham: on. but as soon as the animal tell; me he tried to bite me off, but for- tunately he could'not get within a rod of me. It kept going round and round just like a little dog does when it has a tin can on its tail, and all the time it was raising a. wave eight feet high. course, it could not stay in the same place, and I almOstlield my breath when I saw that it was getting nearer the shore. At last the tail struck the sand- bar and I jumped off. feeling sorry to lose my canoe, but glad to escape with my life." 'We think that serpent must have. been the one known as the Father of Lies... M astel‘ and officers ofthe Masonic Grand . Mr. Austin, That the reeve sign orders . _ allowing a water course on... thewcst side -- The Sturgeon Point correspondent of , ... gâ€"_â€"vâ€"a ' Personals. Miss Ada McKeowu, now of Toronto, was here on Monday. Mr. Albert McCallum of Peterboro’ is visiting his relatives at the Falls. Miss Ethel Fairbairn of Bobcaygcon has been on a visit to Miss Avery since Monday. . Mr. George Jewell, of Bracebridge, was at the Falls from Friday until Tuesday. . Mrs. (Dr.) J. W. Brien her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford. Mrs. Marland, from Massachusetts, U. 8., is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. assid in Fenelon. H’lilliss Miiiid Jones, of Lindsay, went home on Sunday, after a three waeks’ visit to Mrs. F. H. Magoo; Mr. William Lankin and Mr. Ed- ward Chambers, of Toronto, were at Mr. F, H. Magee’s on Sunday. Miss Clement Fountain, of Beaverton, at the Falls visiting her relatives, and and will remain for another week. Mrs. (Doctor) Bonnell, of. Bobcay- geon, who is visiting Mrs. Dickson at Rosedale, was at the Falls on Tuesday. Dr. and M rs. Borden, of Rochester, and Miss Johnston, of Toronto, were is visiting Robert ‘ visiting at Mr. W. L. Robson’s last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Barrett, of To- ronto, were at the Falls from Saturday until Monday visiting at Mr. Thomas Lockhart's. _ _ Mr. Thomas Delamere, whose family are at their summer residence on Birch ,on Tuesday, ' Mrs. McIntosh and her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Doughty, both of Peter- borough, were visiting Mr. Albert Mc- Intosh from Monday until Thursday. Mr. A. J. Campbell, of Lindsay, dis- trict agent for the Manufacturer’s Lilo Insurance Co., was at the ‘Falls on Tuesday, and appointed him Harry Kearns agent for the company here. _ Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper, of Toronto, were visiting at Mr. Geo. A. :Mngee’s from. Saturday until Monday. 7 They left the Falls fourteen years ago, and have never been back until now. Mr. Washington Net-they left on Wednesday for Preston Springs, Water- loo county, in the hope of getting cured of the inflammatory rheumatism from which he has for some time been suffer- mrThe Misses Annaleeu and Vivian Kerr left on Thursday of last week. accompanied by their aunt, Mrs. Robert Rutherford, to visit relatives at Port Hope, Newcastle and other places. Mrs. Rutherford returned on Tuesday. . Mrs. QRev,).Otto Klauhn and twm 'idaughters, of Desborough, Ont., arrived at the Falls on Thursday of last week, accompanied by Mrs. Klaehn’s Sister, Miss Ella Austin, who went to Des- borough about three weeks anon Mr. Philip Burgess came home on from the serious accident that he met with about a month ago. His left hand and breast were badly burned, but his other injuries were much less serious. He is able to move _ with the helpof'acane, and: wehope to sooasce him.on the street again. 12mm. Panties? Corner. (Correspondenm of the Gazette) Mr. E. Beacock has the heartfelt thanks ot the post-master for sending a 'Wc hope this may be such a. prosperous year with Mr. B; that hewill not have to work any more. Mr. Percy Bowl‘es andhis sister Car- rie will leave for. Chicago about the 12th inst. The post-master has received a large poster announcing that form laborers' excursions will be run to the North-west on Aug. 20,211 and and that 20,- 000 men are wanted: Perhaps it will be like last year. It will be a good thing for the C. P. R. if they can sell 20,000 tickets, whether the men find work or not. Harvesting is progressing. slowly on accountofi'the supply. of. rain being in excess of the demand. The population of, this section is greater now than it was in 1863, but there was a larger number of scholars over fifteen, years of age attending the Sabbath School thenthap at the present time, and: there were no. lesson leaves. banners, fern leaf clusters nor-any nou-. sense. There was more heart work in the Sabbath School inthose days, under or ’the superintendencc 05. that, grand old man, Isaac Matthews._ When bodied the Bowmanville Observer said in his obituary notice that ‘5 he left no better. behind.” There should be a better, school here than there was in ’63, but we fail to see it. Miss N. Moore spentmweekmisiting. relatives, at, Cobyoonk, and Victoria Road; Island, Balsam Lake, was. at the Falls ‘ Friday from Longford. Mills, and Iwe , are glad to lellimtdlai: he is recovering ’ about the house , reunited-three men toget his hay in._ Fell’s Station. (Correspondence of the Gazette.) Mr. H. Nichols and son Samuel, of Fenelon Falls, was in this vicinity over Sunday, calling on old‘ neighbors. Mr. C. H. Moise returned to Toronto on Monday. Mr. Will Tipling wheeled out to Powles’ Corner on Sunday, and was the guest of his cousin. Mr. James Fell. Miss Jennie Hughes, of Toronto, is enjoying her holidays at her home (Green Mountain Home.) Mr. W. Wood has purchased a new light waggon. I wonder if he intends giving up his job and going peddling, or is he going to farm ? Quite an improvement is being made in the station grounds this year, owing to the good crop of hay, which is being all cut down! Other years it was let stand, so that the burs and other bad weeds had a chance to seed the sur-v rounding farms. I hope that there will- be more good crops of hay in the future, so that we will have the weeds looked after. AOCIDENT.â€"On Friday evening two- 1 young men who Work in the stave fac- tory, Percy Brokenshirc and Samuel Crawford, engaged in a scuflie for a moment, with the result that young Crawford suffered a dislocation at the knee. He was placed on a Waggon and driven to his boarding house, and Dr. Gould was called in to reduce the dislo, cation. After. a. few days" rest lie-wilt. probably be able to work agai'm To Cure a Cold. in one Day: 0 Take Laxative Bromo Q'ui‘nine Tablets; All druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. .Grove’s signature on each box. 25c Musre CLASSES -â€"-Miss Violet M. Wilson wishes to announee to the public that she is prepared to take a limited number of pupils in Piano and Theory, and also that classes will be formed in -‘ The Fletcher Music Method,” which is a kindergarten, or simple, method, 05, teaching music to children. This; method is taught in the Toronto Con- servatory of Music, and in some of the large conservatories in Canada,- the-- United States, Germany and other countries. Miss Wilson will give a». demonstration of the method in the near future, but further notice will be given regarding it. ‘ One Common Cause of Headache. Perhaps the most general cause of head- ache and pain across the eyes is nasal ca- tarrh. The simplest cure is to inhale the medicated vapor of Catarrhozone, which. traverses every air cell and air passage of- the throat, lungs and nose. Itkills myri- ads of germs at, every breath, clears away mucous discharges, preserves and heals the membrane. Catarrhozone is just a splendid. remedy for headache, and its action is crr-. tain and unfailing in diseases of the Threat. and Lungs, Deafness, Bronchitis, Asthma and Catarrb. A trial will convince the most sceptical that Catarrhozone is all right. Large size, $1.00 ; ,trial size 25 cents. Drnggists, or Poulson 81:. 00., Kingston, Ont. Sold by W. H, Robson, CORNER. S'ltONE,_â€"â€".'l‘he corner stone. of'the new St. James’ Church on Bond~ street cast will be laid by His Honors Judge Harding, Grand Master of the. Grand Lodge of Canada, A. and A. ,M ,G. R. C., assisted. by, the ofiiec‘rs of; the Grand Lodgehwith. Masonic honors, .on Wednesday next, August 13th, at. ‘2 30 pm. An excursion will be run from Lindsay, per steamer Kennsha,‘ Jeaving that town at l'G-éa. m-., andcalh {ling at Sturgeon. Point, and leaving the. ,‘Falls on the return trip at 6 p. m. Re- turn fare, 35c. Dinner and tea will be provided by. the ladies of the congrega-. tion, in, aid of the church fund,_for 250. - ' Tun E. L. EXCURSIONâ€"The post- poned Epworth League excursion.to. Sturgeon Point and Bobcaygeon is to. ~take place on the evening of Friday next, the 15th inst. Those who bought, tickets three weeks ago have themyet, yand- as another. hundred have been. printed, and the Kenosha may not be able to carry all who wish to enjoy the pleasure of the excursion, the Alessandra.- :has.elso. been engaged. will be furnished by the orchestra and, arrangements are being made idr a gar- den party at Bobeaygeon that evening. Adult tickets for the round trip, cents; children 15 cents. The. boat, will leave the lock wharf at 7.30 o’clock, Do Ypu Belch Gas? If you have uneasy sensations in the. stomach, it bad _taste in the mouth, head-. acheâ€"remember that ten drops of Polson’s. Nerviline in sweetened water. is a quick and certain cure. Nerviline aids digestion,- dispels the gas, makes you comfdrtablc and" free from distress at once. Nerviline is' just splendid for Cramps, Colds, Colic, Dysentery, Stomach. and Bowel, Troubles, ‘ and costs only 25c. Better tr it. S 14 l W. H. Robson._ y 0 d by RUNAWAY,â€"On Saturday. afternoon. Mr. Joseph Chambers paidthe natural, penalty for driving a high spirited, hard-. , mouthpd colt with a common snaflie bit. I Opposlte Mr. Harry Ansrin's on Louisa Street the colt took frightâ€"at some dpgs, Mr. Chambers thinksâ€"and ran, away at aim-ions pace. 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