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mâ€"a-â€"~â€"â€" ~7â€"~;.â€"..‘r _ ._ e /' ...._.~._ “1".” 3w , r... _ '4... . :.. ‘ ency, thou art a jewel.” l of the several churches really wished to trying has been commenced. ‘ The steno l. of excellent quality, and .Mr. Guy Laogton, who was at. Brooks' hotel with his wife and children for a couple of days last week, says that he has already found purchasers for part of it in Toronto, and expects to ship a good deal of it to Montreal. So far, 'the above is all the really reliable in- formation we have been able to'obtain. THE KAWARTHA HOTEL â€"Mr. S. H. Brown, lessen of the new hotel, re- turned to the Falls on Tuesday, and either his wife or one of his daughters will be here within a very few days. .Two or three carloads of furniture, chiefly for bedrooms, have already arâ€" rived, and more is Coming almost every day, but it will take a very large quan- tity to equip all the numerous rooms in the house. On Wednesday M r. Heard’s staff were installing a range weighing inn; 1.800 lbs. and a large “ broiler,” both made by Georm Sparrow & 00., of Toronto. and exactly the same as those in the King Edward Hotel. and on the same day the electric lighting connec tions were made. As stated last week, the Kawartha hotel will be opened on the 15th inst.. and Mr. Brown, who is very much pleased with it. says that it. will be one of the nicest summer resorts in Canada. ' Too NEAR Toournsa.â€"The Irish comedy, “'Maloney’s Wedding Day,” was given in Twomey's hall on Satur- day night by a travelling company, and tho.<e who Were present any that it was well rendered; but there was but a slim attendance, the hall being not more than hall filled. The fact is, entertainments here have been rather“ too numerousâ€"â€" t 0 near togetherâ€"oi late, and to to all of them would cost more money than the great majority of our villagers feel disposed to spend on amusements. Bengough ought to have had far larger audiences than he was favored with, and we fully expected to hear that the hall was crowded on Saturday night, as any- thing funny is generally well patronised by young people. The only entertain- ment now advertised is to be given on the evening of 'l‘uesday next, the 6th inst., bydliss Emma 'l‘. Irons, elocu- tionist, who, as she is coming under the auspices of L. O L. No. 996, is likely to have a large audience, especially as she is to be assisted by local talent. CORRESPONDENCE . To the Editor of the Fenelon Falls Gazelle: Sta, * On the evening of the 24th we un- willingly overheard the familiar voice of a well-known citizen pouring out a terrible tirade of blasphemy, and threatening to throw someone out of an tip-stairs window. The threat if carried out would have likely been murder, and We could only think of one reason why a gray-haired father should so far forget. his sacred duty to his family as to think or talk ingsuch an outrageous mannerâ€"whisky ? There are rumors of other discreditable exhibitions on the same day from the same cause. Such deplorable results are likely to occurvagnin, and not less frequently because of the additional facilities from the fourth license granted on the petition of the good citizens of the village. We hear that a very strong tem- perance sermon was preached in one of the chttrches the first Sunday after the grant- ing of the license. We wonder why it was not preached before the members were called on‘ to sign the petition. If the members avoid complicity in this evil work, we could easily have had’l'ocal option, and no license instead of four. Small wonder‘thnt the outsider. has little confidence in the ministry or membership of the churches to_-, day, who make so little effort to Suppress evils under their control. ‘ CITIZEN. Fenelon Falls, May-29th, 1905. FENELDN FALLS MARKETS. Fenelon Fallerriday, Juno 2nd,.1905. Reported by the Norm owr Roller Mill Co, W‘heat,Scotch or Fife .... 90 to 95 Wheat, t'all, per bushel: . .. 90 93 Wheat,spriug.~ 85 90 Barley, per bushel =.' . .. . . . . 44 43 Buckwheat “ .... .. . . 50 55 Dots, “ .... .... 353:- 40 Please, “ .... 60 67. Rye, “ 50 65 Potatoes, “ 30 35 Buiter,perlb:............ 19 16 Egg,s,.pen.dozen...... .... 13 14 Hamper ton............. 7.00 800 Hides . . . . . ' . . . . . . . .. 6.00 6 50 Hogsdlve‘; 605 6.30 Hogsl (Dressed) . 5 50 6-00 Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. 4.50 5.50 Sheepskins._............. 50 '7.» Wool . . . . . . 10 l7 Flour, Five Thistle . . . . . . . . 2 70 2.90 Flour, Silver Leaf . . .. .. .. 2:60 32.80 Flour, Victoria .. .. . . . . .. 2.30 $.70 Flour, Family, Clipper. . . . 2.40 n.60 Bm‘n, per 100 lbs 19:0 . H, H . .. . _ Shorts, . . . . . . 1.25 1.35 Mixed Chop “ ______________________________â€"_ Card . of Thanks. ...._â€"‘ The undersigned wishes to return her thanks to Trent Valley Lodge No 71, Canadian Order of 0dd-Fellows,for' the prompt payment of her late husbands in- 500. lurance Of S “Rs J. F. VARCOE. Ffi‘nelon Falls, June lst, 1905. .. Â¥.- ,1... Si \VE AIM FOR GREAT SALES AND SMALL PRICES. 868801]. lined and finished. give entire satisfaction. ‘ueeeeeos in elegant style. in price. r’\/'./".\/’ t vg a, - price, $2.95. 5;}. prices from 50c to $3.00. ‘ LEi’iRll‘i-G GERERilL iiiERCliEliiTS. . l TORONTO, our. CORNER YONGE AND ALEXANDER 8T3, SUMMER SESSION during July and August for public school teachers and ! ELLIOTT 3 others. All of our graduates get posit- ions. Students admitted at any time. This school is not “standing still” or “ backing up,” but is constantly “going ahead ” Circulars free. W. l. ELLlOTT, Principal. In “Consist-l The undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of house decorating, Painting, Graining, Paper Hanging, Ralsomining. Agent for the Empire Wall Paper Co. Paper. from cents per roll up. Shop, opposite McArthur. House. Esti- mates giveu free for work in town or countr . y A”. MILLER, Fenelon Falls. 15w STR. “KATHLEEN.” FLYING BETWEEN i Lindsay, Sturgeon Paint, Fenelon Falls. May 15th to June lst. 1v 10.00 {1.111 Arr 5.00 p m. ar 11.00 “ Lv 4 00 “ “ 11.45 “ “ 3.30 “ Lindsay Sturgeon Pt Fenelon Falls After June 151., boat will make two trips daily between Fenelon Falls and Lindsay. E. Elliott, (Japt. J. Carroll, Owner. Notice is hereby given that the Municipal council of the Corporation of the County'of.Vic- toria will meet innthc- I Council ChamberLCOurt House, Lindsay, _on_ Tuesday, June 13th, A. n. 1905, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon. J.’ R: 'McNElLLIE,:. CountyClerk. County Clerk’s Office, Lindsay, May 29th, 1905... ~â€" _._._......_. MW, “â€" __.â€"~-,. nooaeeeeoesscocooeeeeeeeeees TERRILL BROSL WW “SWWHWW’WRW Wrsa‘rrawerwnuv JURE, THE FAIREST 0F MONTHS, IS HERE. It is Beauty's season, and all the world looks to new clothes, things must be bought for summer wear. We are showing some of the most beautiful styles in Ladies’ Ready. to-wuar Garments, and some of the newest and most up-to-datc styles in all classes of Men's Wearing Apparel. N0 PRAISE T00 GREAT FOR PICCADILLY CLOTHING. lteady-to-wear Clothing is becoming more nearly perfect each Nowhere is this perfection more evident than in THE PICCADILLY LINE. The firm is acknowledged to be one of the best judges of woollens“ in the country, and their workmen are experts! MEN’S SUITS AT $5.00 and $6.00. Single breasted Saoque Suits in fancy tweed or plain gwy wel1 No better values "ever shown for the mew y. MEN’S SUITS AT $7.00 T0 $9.00. Men’s Suits, single or double breasted, of the very latest fashions- Tho best new patterns in fancy .cheviots and worstcds, guaranteed to MEN’S SUITS AT $10.00 T0 Single or double breasted Suits of the highest grades of American tweods and fancy worsted, Scotch and Irish oheviots, tailored by hand The Suits which we are showing at these prices are the nearest to custom-made clothing ever produced, and at a decided reduction- LADIES’ NEW SHIRT WAISTS. A special showing of the new- . est styles in the best materials and prices. Ladies" $4 Silk Waists at $2.95.-â€"Ladies’ Silk Waists in natural thp and Pongce, all fresh and new. Latest summer models. NEW LUSTRE 'WAISTS A‘I‘ $1.75. section the host aggregation of Lustre Waists under one price that has been shown for many a day.’ Two entirely new styles to choose from, and in colors black, navy, brown, green, cream and blue. We are showing a complete range of white and colored Waists at all ‘J"Hiyrlflflfipf21!:El:'3Emir1]Ejizlllf‘fllqfififlfElmifilf'fimxfipfi 'lllimfllflflmflr‘fllmlt‘flmlf'Iflmfl'fififlrNHEK‘EIIEWFUQBW FENELON sseeeseeeeeeeeeeeseew Fa ONE PlllCE lag, To ALL AND a}, THAT THE LOWEST. ‘5- aseaa' I New $14.00. assess Special sale ' assesses You will find at our Waist Special price, 551.7 5. . "aircameraman!" 5“ .1 . "23 turn Emil Ens-t Fifi §§>®® ' K swat. re THE swear. We have sorted up since Christmas, and have the best qual- ity goods that can be bought for cash. The Old Reliable J ew- ellery Store, next door to the post-office. JOHN SLATER. PLANT YOUR GARDEN with our seeds and the reâ€" sul ts are sure to be satisfactory. We carry all kinds of flower, garden and field seeds. \Ve get only the best, and always keep our stock fresh and at prices that often save you money. BOBSDH’S DRUG STORE, Fenelon lvztlls... W.â€" oneness What about your painting an: 111g?" Or if you are going to inlaid pair-~- ' call- u I and get estimates of materials. If. you let 'me know what you are going: to build, I can tell you how much of each: land of "material you needâ€"«also draw you a plan if necessary. All information free whether you are customer or not. GEO. H. access. Opposite Post-office. TO BUY j” A coon TIMEPiECE. New goods just arrived, and I can, show you the latest and newest designs in Gents’ and Ladies’. Watches, Chains, Lock- ets, Bracelets, Brooches, etc. Quality and prices right. Something decidedly new in Silverware suitable for wedâ€" ding presents. . D. J. -C©i..l_$, the new, up-toâ€"date and lead- ing J ewellcr and Optician, FENELDN FALLS. REMOVE . I have removed my harness-making business to my new premises, just south of Northey’s block, Colborne street. J. J. NEVISON. SPRING attritle 1905. We beg to to announce to our customers and friends that we will have our open- ing on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, MARCH 30th and 315i. We have opened up an entirely new line of Millinery, consisting of all the choice goods of the season, such as Braids, Flowers, Laces, Ribbons, Ma- lines, Chitfons, etc. We particularly desire to draw your attention to our artistic designs in high grade trimmed models for street wear, Tailored Hats and Ready-to-wears. We would ask you to call, as it is no trouble to show our goods. MISS M. WASHBURN. Echelon - Falls. . ~.-..W " A LOCAL SALESMAN FOR. FENELRR FALLS: - and surrounding territory to represent CANADA’S GREAT-EST NURSESIES? Newest varieties and specialties in Hardy" Fruits, Small Fruits, Shrubs, Ornameutnls - and Roses. A permanent. Situation and territory’reservcd for the right man'. Pay ‘ weekly. Handsome Outfit free. particulars and solid 25 cents for our pocket microscope, useful to growers of fruits and plants and to farmers 'for examining seed L and grain. ‘ ' STONE 8i; WELLEERG'R'CN; . FONTHILL . NURSERIES. (oven 800 ACRES) TORONTO" - ' 2â€"3m. O'Nra'niom. waeein~ ' 313953“ i2 ‘ u If it requires any repairingg. bring it to‘my shop on Francis 4 street east,'and the work will; be done the way'it, should be -- done. ' - V - And I can show you some-r Buggies that will. make you. glad you didn’t buy a‘b‘uggy “ elsewhere before you satir‘ _Ԥr.c.tiiaciit. anaconda is printed every Friday at the office, corner May and Francis Streets. SUBSCRIPTION 2 - $1.00 A YE AR, IN ADVANCE 12 or one cent per week will be added, ., as long as it remains unpaid. Advertising Rates. ' Professional or business cards, 50 cents ‘- per line perannum. Casual advertisements, . 8 cents per. line for the first insertion, and: 2 cents per line for every subsequent inser- ~ tion. Contracts by the year, half year or c less, upon reasonable terms. ' JOB TRINTING' executed ‘ncatly, cor- ectly and at moderate prices. E. ‘D. HAND, ' Proprietor ‘ so veaas' TRADE MARKS . DESIGNS , COPYRIGHTS are. Anyone sending a sketch and description may . quick] ascertain our opinion free whether an ' invent on is probably patentablc. Communion.- tions strict] confidential. Handbookon Patents a sent. free. ldest a one); for securing patents. Patents taken 1: rou h Munu 31. Co. receive - sproiatnoctce, without c urge, in the Scientific Emerson. A handsomely illustrated weekly. Lamont ctr-4 cnlntlon of any sclentlflc onrnal. Terms. $8 a x year: four months, $1. So (1 byall newsdealers. 1. 8, 60.3618roadway, Newlgy‘g; ranch omce. 625 F St. Waahumtonr .Write’ for ‘ *,