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."'_'.-.x. 7...": . ,. - -... v. .-.- ,,_-__ Dairy Wisdom (In Brief. Every dairy utensil should be kept as scrupulously clean now as in the hottest weather. None but the best cows should get the good feed. Of course you don’t have none but the best cows. l Do not allow the cream to freeze. As a" rule, churning is put off too long in winter, and this is the cause of lots of trouble. Beautiful cows are not those that appear best on canvas in pictures, but . on the balance sheet in dollars and cents. Stopand think how many steps you might save yourself by having a place have poor feed, therefore you should Sony‘quSS, L x for each dairy utensil and keeping it there. Try it a few days and you nev- ‘er will go back to the old way. The calf should have whole milk the first two weeks of its life. Then begin ireducing the quantity of whole milk and add a little shorts or oilmeal. When . .five or six weeks old it should be sub‘ sisting wholly on skim milk, shorts and hay. Cold may cause a big appetite, but if 'the food is all used in fighting the cold there will be very little left to increase the milk flow. Just take notice. There is a big difference between a cold and a warm stable. One means comfort and profit, and the other means loss. " Promote the cows that do not come up to the average yield of the herd. Give them a walk Off the farm. Re- place them with cows that can and do keep above the average yield. Cows that are compelled to wade in mud and manure half knee deep, sleep ‘ under the open sky and eat corn and prairie hay cannot be expected to pro- duce much milk. Cows must be well efed if they give any, considerable ,quantity of milk. Very rich cream is quit-3 apt to paste 'or thicken in the churn, so that the concussion ceases. This can usually be corrected by adding enough water at the same temperature as the cream to dilute it so it will drop Most cows begin to fail in their milk about three months after calving. Careful feeding and persistent milking is the only way to overcome this ten- dency. A cow once allowed {to fail in her milk is very hard to get back to the normal yield. . ,2 ;- :35- ..~ a... . - .Jr... 2.-.-.. .l ‘ELISHA MARK, Cool: Wanted. Woman Cook and Housemaid wanted Good wages. Apply by mail to ALVINA HOTEL. Dorset, Ont Girl VVn nted. Girl wanted to do general housework. Apply to MRS. W. BITRGOYNE, 24. l-‘enelon Falls. so V . lilil’llllllllll‘ 0F llllldllll'S .llli ClXALS, CANADA- T R E N T C A N A L_. ONTARIO-RICE LAKE DIVISION. SECTION NO. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED TENDERS addressed to Alex. l ) J. Grant. Superintending Engineer, Trout Canal, licterbomugh, and endorsed “Tender for Trent Canal," will he re- cciveil until 15 o'clock on Wednesday, 7tluAugust, 1907, for the works connect- ed with the construction of Section No. 5. Ontario-Rice Lake Division of the Canal. Plans and specifications of the work can be seen on and alter this date at. the. oilico of the Chief Engine-r of the Deâ€" partment of Railways and Canals, Otta- wa, at the otlice of the. Super-intending l'lnginoer. Trent- Canal. l’etcrbortuigh, (lulu, and at the Ollie-.5 of Mr. H. P. llol , Division Engineer, Campbellford. Out, at. which place forms of tender may be obtained. 4. The lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. By order, L. K. JONES, Secretary. Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa. 15th July. 1907. vaspapors inserting this advertise- ment. without authority from the Depart- ‘suout will not be paid for it. LABQRERS saw: "en - few-rung: lots-53 Lou-filth s Q540- SABER l have been :ipguuinlcd by i ho l‘..>:‘iiz.i_rn tém'crmuvnl‘ lo pizn-o lunuigrunts from tho l'i:iic.l Kingdom in positions as l'nrm labori‘rs or domestic servants in \‘l(‘illll‘._‘a'. ;\ll:\' llt‘l'h‘tlll requiring- such help should notify the by ioltorfi stating l‘ully ihe kind oh“ help required. \\'ll011\\'lllltltl and. wages. oti'crgd. The number arriving may. not- be :uulicicnt to supply all requests, but every erl'ort will be inade-tn‘supply each. applicant with help rueguir» ii. Time. 3;: I \_... (fir, (mutation it: . Leave Fenelon Falls 4.30 p m. FliLL TERM OPENS SEPT. 3. It pays to attend the TORONTO, ONT. CORNER YONGE AND ALEXANDER STS. The school that ranks FIRST in that- pmiularity more students were placed in posi- tions and at better salaries than in any previous year. \‘(rite to-day for handsome catalogue. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. ; mm SErkgON 1907’. RGSEDME, COBOCQNil. Commencing Tuesday, June 2.3th, The Str. “ Kawartha” will make daily trips (except Saturdays and Sundays) between the above named ports, as follows: Leave Rosedale 5.110 p. m. Arrive Cohoconk (5.3” p, m. Leave Coboconk 7. I'll) p, m. Leave Rosedalc 837m p, m. Arrive Fcnclon Falls 9.151) m. Monday morning trips, litlSt‘iltiltl to Feuelon Falls. On and after Monday. July 1st, the “ Ku- ivarlha” will leave Roscdulc every Monday at. 7,00 :1. m., coun-"-cliug with morning train at Fenelon Falls. 'This time table subject to change with- out notice. ' For tickets, rates, etc, apply at the general store of W. SERGOYM“. fr SON. Fr nclon Falls. Campers supplies delivered to any point on the lakes. one:an mansion count â€"OF THE-â€" County 01‘ W’ictoria. The next. sittings ot' the above Court wil be held in Twomcy’s hull. Fcuelon Falls ON TUESDAY, SEPT. . in, 1907, commencing at] o’clock in the afternoon- Friduy, Sept 131h, will be the last day of service on defendants residing in this county. Defendants living in other coun- ties must be served on or before Satur- day, Sept. 71h.' 3653‘ Office Lours from 10 a in. to 4 p. m. n. D.IlAND, lailill'. Clerk. Fcnelon Falls, June 26th, l907. Leona satesman wastes for Fcnelon Falls and adjoining country to represent CANADA’S GREATEST NURSERiES 'A permanent situation for the right man, for whom the territory will be l‘CSOl’l'C‘d. l’ay weekly. Free equipment. Write for particulars. STORE; é’x 332331353, l"03~3'l‘llll.l. Ni‘ltsumi-Is. 22-3m (u\'Cl' 800 acres.) Toronto - Criteria. NE W" lllllllil lllllliii. The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada. is about to publish a new issue of the Official Telephone Directory for the. District of Central Ontario, including the llillili; ii lililflll FillS. Orders For new connections, changes ol‘ tirin names, changes , ol’ street addresses, or for ‘ duplicate entries, should be handed in at once to m.sontn,m.su Local Manager. 09% ~ WWW. MW M. 99-09%?» 9W -‘-' The Rootingr that laysflat andlasts long. Can be applied in any kind of weather. It contains no tar. Dom: take an muta- tion. Get the genuine. \Veathcr-proof â€"VVcar-proof. Slain: colon. _Apy one i can lay it. Complete roofing kit in each roll. Send for free sample.. It Will save . .r you money. -, I ' Tr"l"r,‘\,' V'lli‘ ' ‘il' :‘..‘u.~. 3.,” and genuine, merit. Our attendance is greater, ..r..mil'§i:t.1r.l‘£ir. Jfilllhuflhurllhr. nflimdmrorilliimnillix: idlhunl . . n ' :5 Ti. .. gs .1 £2 .. .945 m YT m" ‘tANADIAN ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS.. (J Trent. Valley Lodge No. 71. Mch in"- their lodge room in the Cunningham block; on the lirsl and third Mondays in euclzv: mouth. A E lloun, .\' Gr. . r I ~ J ‘T. lnoursox Jn , Sec: l L '0.._.L.No. 996. MEET IN THE ORANGE-5 .‘ hall on Francis street West. on the second Tuesday in every month. - \.~.. " ll. STRONG, \V. M. ‘ 5"? H. NrLsox, lee-Sec 'We carrya large line of gold, gold filled, silver and nickle cases in the latest design. VJ e fit any case with either a. Watham or Elgin movement as preferred, in any grade desired, and absolutely guarantee every watch we sell. RiTTOlil SROS. PE°T°RS Foot of Kent St., LINDSAY- . R. TIME SEHVlCE. [NDEI’ENDENT ORDER of l"ORlCS‘l‘l§-RS.. . Court l‘hocn'x’No. 182. Meet on tho last Monday ot'cach month. D Gounn, C. R. T. AUSTIN, Scc. CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTR 3S " Feuclou Falls Lodge No 6‘16. Meets;- iu the. Oddl'cllows" hall, Colhornc Stl‘ct‘li on the first Thursday in each month. C. Kaur, C. R H. Li'r'anrox, Rec Sec.- . FMPIRE LOYAL TRUE BLUE LODGE J No.198. Meets first Friday of each month in Orange hall. Visiting brethren. always welcome. lhl‘ .1 ' '._.mll5i|r..nllllix:. .iull'liur. Jril'llur. all: i .mul'liizsnillliizmilllun in. a; Groceries and. Ercvisions, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Crockery and Glassware. W, R. BRANDON, W. M.‘ R. C. JUNKIN, R. S. . F. AND A. M., G. R. C. THE Sl’RY" 1’ . Lodge No. 406. Meets on :hc first Wednesday in each month on or before the full of the moon, in the lodge room in Me- Arthur’s block. C. W Buroovxu, W. M» 1 u Fl'l‘ZGEltALD,‘ Sec... ' “stingy: TIMER" Ilmiflt‘ll‘lzfihlllf'lll‘lmflf "Jll‘lz'lglf Lilla CANADIAN ORDER CHOSEN FRIENDS: Feuelon Falls Council No IllilA. Meets in Orange hall on second Mondayot each month. Jonx Annovs. C. C.‘ _. ’ R. J. Moouiz,: iccordcr '. Always a good stock at the old reliable headquarters at prises that will pleas you. Inspection invited. ’ RDER CANADIAN ROME CIRCLES. Feuelon Falls Circle No 127; Meets on the first Wednesday of each month. , Mrs. M. M. Groom, Lcadcr,_. Mus. I V. JEWELL, Seal: CI-IUIECIâ€"IES. BAPTIST CHURCHâ€"(‘OLBORNE S'l‘. Rev. Albert Cook, Miuiéter. P.e ch' g5 ,;« services every Sunday at 10 30 a. in. an..- 7 p. m. Bible Class and Sunday School at. 2.30 p. m. Praise and prayer service 0'1... Thursday at. 8 p. m. lincnxi‘lhr. nil‘liur. milk 35 J. McFarland. WI rimrnmr “(fl-1F 11mm: Ilfilflf" gflfli‘l'l‘lalllf‘lll‘ll'fill' ‘llllillllf'lflfuwlf'E'flfi'llfjllmrlrfiw if. . ll Jilin .iu- ... Jr) gligfif‘lllfi‘lfi’.’ '11!Iiillf'Illlllfifill'lllfifihlE'lilniillll‘"i35%|FTllfifipllflllllfilr?filiallil"Jflm’filfiflflfipll‘Itififilf’fllllmll' 335,1”[‘2Illmllll"!l|!liiylli"llllmllll'llllmw:2%,}le1limit“?JimFIE-jlgiiillit'llllifilill' 'Jll‘ljmlfflillhn’ a 1‘] ETHODIST CHURCHaâ€"-COLB'()RNl}? Streetâ€"Rev. H: B; K‘cnncy, Pas-ton. Sunday service at 10.30 a. m. and-7 p. m.. Sabbath School at '3. 30 p. m. Epworth- League of' Christian Endeavor'on Tuesday evening: at. 8 o’clock. Prayer meeting on Tucsdayat-flfio. niG SPRING’S ix $17.5 makes necessary to you many things gilt we offer for sale. Don’t imagine that because the particular moment you may desire any particular article it may: not be exhibited on our shelves or in our windows or. I show cases that we haven’t got it'in stock. T.‘ANDREW’S CHURCH‘â€"COLROR.'R: Streetâ€"Rev. R C. H. Sinclair, Pastoiz. Services every Sunday at 10 30 a m and" 7 p. in. Sunday School every Sunday at' 2. 30- p. mi. Christian Endeavor meeting 'every Tilesdiiy-at=8‘p in. Prayer meeting. every Thursday at 7-3.0 pwm. "‘lA-LVATIONJ ARMYFBARRA‘CKS ONT. Boniqut: Westâ€"Licutenauts Rather“ ford éand Boymon. Service every Wedncs-- day, Thursday and: Saturday. evenings at 8 o’clock, and on Sunday. at 11- a. in , p. m and 7.301) m. .gsxs Please tell us what you want. \Ve are ready and' anxious to relieve you of the annoyance and bother of hunting for things. Let us do 1t for you. â€"â€"â€"_____. T. ALOYSIUS R. C CHURCHLâ€"LOUISA‘. Streetâ€"Rev. Father O’Leary, .l‘astor. Services every alternate Sunday at 10 30. a. 111. Sunday School everySuuday after. noon at 2 o’clock. Fine showing of new Delainetles. 20 patterns to choose from at 15 cents a yard. Wm. ‘t’l‘. JAMES’ CHURCH, BONDTST. EAS'l‘.. Rev. W. H. A. French, Rector. Sum- day services: malins 10 30 a. m ; eveuSong: .7 p. m. Celebration of Holy Communion . first Sunday of every month at 10.30 a. m._ Sunday School at 2.1-)” p. m. Bible Class. every Thursday evening at. 7.30., Campbell. A agoniwnm EI-ngga W Souls/rue in all churn/ms..- Ellery/m 1/1.; invited to attend. Strangers cordially,wolcouuz 1.. BLIS~CELLANREOIISL URLIC LIBRARY-Jle M. E.‘ CA LDFIR: . Librarian. Reading Room open daily, Sunday excepted, from 10 o’clock a ill till 10 o’clock p. m Books exchanged on Til-'5». FENELBN FALLS Ptdilillh MlLL. MANUFACTURERS OF Sit SASH a ' a days, Thursdays and Saturdays from ‘2 p. m to 4 p, and in the evening, from 7 to 9.. OST-UFFl'CEL-FJJvERR, -. - â€". ter. Uicn daily Sundays ext-opted. LB‘AVE 17011â€"1} ORDEI‘ NO'VV' from 7.30 0. Im to 7 p.’m. Mail going soutii: A. TEERS . â€" FflflPfilETORn closcs'at T p. m. Letters for l‘t'g‘lsll'ullznl; tmust be posted halfan hour, previous to the- ' time for closing the mails. NEWSPAPER LAW. . l. A post-master is required to give noâ€"- [ice by letter (returning the paper does no answer the law), when a subscriber class not take his paper out ot' the ollic». and. state the reasons [or its not. bcing taken. Any neglect to do so makes the poslm 1.32m. responsible to the publisher for payment. 2. If any person orders his paper (ll.’~‘(")llu. {tinned he must. pay all arreargcs, or tin.- ‘publisher may continue to send it mm; payment is ' mad a‘ ,and collect the \Vllziit- amount whether the paper is taken living; 'the office or not There can be no legal: discontinuance until the payment is manic, 3. Any personwho takes a. [ulptl‘ iron; the post-oilicc, whether directed to 121?: name or another, or whether he has sub-p, scribed or not, is i'usponSible for the pay. 4. If a SlleCl‘lbi'l‘IOI‘dfll'S his-papeer bu: stopped ato. certain time andthe-published- continues to send itylhe subscribems bound: Ito pay tonif he takes it from the posiâ€"ollicc a'l‘his proceeds upon the ground. that a man. imust pay-,ior. what he uses. I i 5. The courtshave decided that refusing; _..._.... 72.) take newspapers and perin'icals l’romi .‘ I lie post-office, or removing ann .cavzug: £2 ' ,{hem uncalled for. ‘11 1‘ fut iiulci' . a ' a in Lentional fraud. ll" 0 7: Rid-Rh. Don’t forget that I have a first class Planer and am prepared to do all work in this line- . in the best style; also to make SASH AND DOORS. Your patronage. solicited. l. l l l Wow ilillilliil'i . We carry a well selected stock to suit all buyers at prices that are low. We pay special attention to REPAIRS. S. J. PETTY, 1. The Jeweller - - Lindsay. '* Kent Street. ' WW I ll M ¢<.'-'>->â€">-'/M6 Wewemom Moe wmwooe MM vi. 5. 6 . _ n v 3 MM-i‘fiM'MC*W-§VFN 4’}? 3‘4; “a? 1M"? i, m‘" ‘