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-â€"â€"Post. ially declared a port of the Trent Canal on Wednesday last. Superintendent Me- _ ‘ . I h | a m,“ Clelland, Mr. R. J. McLaughlin and so no Fr'dilfi': 58illembii‘ HUM l9'l7, the Wile 0ft others went up on the government ' ~ driving from Gclert to Carnarvon one day last week to visit her mot-her, Mrs. Richard Fry, wrapped her baby up in a shawl to protect it from the rain and cold. Alter driving about a mile she dis- covered that the child was dead in her arms, it having been smothered by the turned an: “not their. EXP"? V ' ‘ tll‘dl‘l I BIK‘KL‘XIS. N I j . ‘ I 7., . been s§-..;: Plums wi be unus lrt v I. , . , , - _ ' a a“ p ‘l ‘ a“) . I , .7 , - , , unisâ€"At. Film we. Sask on Sutur- , “its. 1' "as; r “933 J's...“ ’ pleiitiftilâ€"â€"hoth red and blue. Tom-toe? day, August 3m, “,7. the ’Wife of Mr_ @@§&®%.g.ew%a we. ,fi waiflemfir ‘ ; I, ' 7 “LOWS:- and corn Will be light, grasshoppers ant W. S Ems of u dumhwn ‘ V _ 1‘ p, v T duct in ilugs causing great inlury to the for nor. ' H p , ‘ I. p 1 . ._-I v i whim} .mUCk . M]LLER.â€"TIU the township of Fcnclon, on a 53, , J“ . .. A l, . , I “1” .11 . in bull. ‘ ‘ '“l I l A"! .:«l :wir'u .v. :-l;“$ ': ' z. A l “"7"” “"" .‘~. in Hons, N G. ' J 'l‘ 'l‘nonrsox‘Jn , Sccx _ . . 4 Monday, September 2nd, 1907, the wife of The village of Victoria Road was 0 uc- Mr. Juseph Miller 0” so“, OLIVER.â€"ln the township of VrrulamI, on ‘1 ________,__,'__.â€"â€"’â€"-~ ' O L.No 994i. MEET i..\"l‘HE ORANGE} l. hall on r'raucis street \vrst, on the? Mr. Alexander Oliver ofa son. second Tuesday ip t-vcry month. steamer Bob Hall to do the declaring. ____-_ ,__ __ r. I afid n: “Lad “ a x A. letter received {If the Survey Dc- . § ‘ “A '1ng G " "’b i’l‘uoxo, \IY. MS c partment from Mr. Alex. Niven, l). L. 5., De m 01,131., - C; i ,1 ‘1‘ . \I. St l . p . w} , ' . ; ELSUX, xec.- r . of HaliburtpusIt-ages that hot is swinger:- th...§..gl{‘ .530 ,1,.,;.-,31, 3, We ht any case with. either a. watham or HEWâ€".7 a...» sorted by llS nt ian assis an s over a l, cm,on In , a“ 1 f; _ u C“: 1,. , v.1". r, VT pp . _ ,1 ., .,v ,JNT 0RD“, 0,. FORESTERS _ hundred miles from his base of Supplies: Quit-Q: fm. l 0.201.]; 43 Lilov'e‘fivllu '0‘?! 3“ fefvrredi 1n ally grade Court I’hocn'x No. 182. Meet on the r and Will be forced to abandon his work . F ‘n'fl {casulablu Yates. Enter ,5; dBSii’eil, abfiugfiutefy guarantee every last: Monday of each month. [or the ‘vylltcr_ any vt'uue' L 2 T It, ‘1‘} vae “fill MIWJWW D GoleD7 C. R” ' h from Septfird. Catalogue " v; a’ C“ J “’5 ' 4 T.:\USTIN, See. ..__.._.________.____J . A Toronto lady, Mrs. Russell, while CANADIAN ORDER OF FORES'I‘ERS '. Fenolon Falls Lodge No. 0'26. Meets ~ , in thc Oddl'ellows" hall, Colbornc street on the first Thursday in each month. C Kenny, G. R. II. Lirrmcl‘on, Rec. Sce.~ MPIRE LOYAL TRUE BLUE LODGE ' l . nu ’ THROMO' andjourual ol‘businoss cd- i grucationl‘ree. 'l‘. Isl. Watson, Principal. E gi‘ifig‘é. Foot of Kent St, LINDSAY. FENELON FALLS MARKETS. Fenclcn Falls, Friday, Sept. 13th, 10(5'.‘ shawl. / g Reportedoy me Norm owr It’ollm- MM, 0., . l N HQ ‘1 ‘ ,u n . ,1 , Fife go _ FIEâ€"B "32 g , k , r :3 a ‘ 9- JM 1 0615 first Friday of each {A \\ heaLScotci or . t to so (a 3 .. . , , . I ‘ V llanonal school of Tel .graphy, Wheat, My permshdw so 85‘ magmas g g “a. a I 21112:;18136C1lclglgge hall. x new... , ' ' . ll utsrrin 75 r ' . , new ~ - Mr. A. M. Paton, of Lindsay, for years Buckwheat “ . . .. . . . _ 4.3 43 I V I r ” 'JL'NMN’ 1‘“ 5 agent for the Grrnd Trunk Railway (10., 0am, “ . . .. . . . . 38 40 gag - g g,“ .u -â€"-â€"-â€"'â€"""‘-_‘ - has opened a School ol’. rllelcgraphy in pause, ” 7O 75 ‘| ' if a}. 1'; ,5"- ' v. F- AND A- M; G- PM 0- Tllll SPRY ‘ Lindsa . The demand for o )era‘tors far [1, -e “ , . .. . 65 7o ' d “l 5" “"7 ' ’ o Lodge No 406. Meets on the first Y 1 3 , I , , , exceeds the supply. A common school Potatoes, H , , , ,, 75 80 I? * m mam ll ednesdny to each month on or bcfore the education is all that is necessary. Mr. Huttenper lb,,,, . _ , , _ , .. 20 22 l ‘53 7 fun of “‘0 “‘00”: i” the 1033‘? mom in lice" batonvs wide and varied experience in Eggs, p01- dozen 15 16 1 Na. - n «A u or I Arllmrvs block. 0. W BURGOYNE’ W. M. the freight and passenger department, Um er Lon , , 7 00 9 (:0 . .. s w- e E. FITZGERALD. Sec. as well as commercial and railway tele- _ _ ' _ . . , _ . _ I. H . . . . 5 on (3 51. l LEA-VS” ‘70 U17; 0 EDER NO ‘3 - - _ . graph work, gives his school an advan- Hows (five) 6 (5r) 6.75 . AVADHV OpDvrp pno~ .7 . t l V . .. -.- _ a \ ' . , I n. r, T. ll -_ t ow sax mums. {$35.10 cyanggimgéugliruglfitfliigqfimlgin Hogs (Dressed) :00 81,50 l h. limits}: - Pfifinmfih‘ "W253. J chnelon runs Council No mm. . id; .school‘ {flip "up::L‘m,,,,ii},.,..,..1top of Bfef- - ~ - ' ' ' ' ,- '° - " ' ' " (:0) 0 Mcclts ill Orange hall on second Monday or“. » ‘\V.1. w - ‘2, 1' .r- ' 21:2” wwmmmâ€"_____ . ,__.___ -. . . ;-. r i ‘, any boy of average intelligence. Here 263313 m . _ _ 15 24 O M“ month {,0 Cf, ‘ ' is an 03)l)01‘lltlll%tvy.f01‘ young menlatilu: mom, Bl,aln'h')llis'i3;st . ~ _ _ _ 237,) 219:, “mm‘m‘w M '- -1 ~ w, w 9101“, women '0 get. a )liSlllSSS 1n sax mort.‘ , , ‘. , , l , _ H 2 43 36,-, I . 7 7‘ and be in a position to command a good Emu" 31110131“: If ' ' 2 40 2 60 FAR 93 LABQ “DER CA‘Y‘ADMQ [lo-“E ClliCltEb- salarv in early spring. Railway teleg- 10m] .10 01,"? '1" 21.. 9‘50 ,.3râ€"~..M.m . 1‘911010” hulls (411'ch N0 '37. Alerts. raphg' leads the \vav‘to success. Write F om’ yew “mesh? ' ' ' ' u ' 2-;~ 3'4"; flififl megs” £39 9 W" ' 0“ the fir“ “Velllh‘s‘dul’ 0F CllCll month- fm. particuhrs_ Address F10“: Film”)? (Jl‘Pl’er-H' '1‘ 9:, â€"â€"~-â€" _ Mus. M. M. GouLD, Leader-.2 ' K M PATOY Em“: P” 100 -b5 -- - -' - l '7 1 T have been appoinl'odby the Dominion MRS. l V. JEWI-ZLL, Sue. [ . -. . l , filliortdsbl“ “a . . .. . a {:5 Government to place immigrants from _ ~ 133 10D - ' ' ‘ the United Kingdom in positions as i y , .L - a - _‘ â€" 1 Don 1: “£01 get that I have CHURCHES. Principal National School of 'l‘elegraphy. farm laborers or domestic servants in this \‘lCllllty. Any person requiring .. , such help should notify me by letter, a' first clams Plane? and aln statino' fully the kind of help required, ‘- when t\Dvantcd and wages oil’ered. The prepared 0,d0 an work .ln APTIST CHURCHâ€"COLBORNE S'l‘.‘ Rev. Albert. (look, Minister. Punching .‘ services every Sunday at 10 30 a. m. and â€". 7 p. m. Bible Class and Sunday School atx 2.30 p. m. Praise and prayer service on. Thursday at. 8 p m. W_. " RAPE FOR LlVE STOCK. I ’ p - - A plications for the position of care- . . I , . . . . . How {o'Obtam Best Results In Feeding _p , . ‘ . number arrivm‘r may not be sulhcrent to . _~ taker and sexton of St. James 5 church, supply an requgstsy but every meb will 131118 11118 in the best style , Caretaker VV (noted. 1“ do V ETHODIST CHURCH-â€"-COLBORNE! l Streetâ€"Rev W. J M. Cragg, Pastor. ., Sunday scrvnce at 10.30 a m and 7 p. m. Sabbath School at. 2. 30 p. m. Epwortlp- League of Christian Endeavor on Tuesday evening at. 8 o’clock. Prayer meeting on. Tuesday at 7.30. ' 'l‘. ANDREW'S CllURClâ€"Iâ€"â€"COLBORNE'C Streetâ€"Rev. R C. H Sinclair, Pastor. _ Services every Sunday at 10 30. a. m. and"; 7 p m. Sunday School ew-ry Sunday at: 2. 30 p. m. Christian Endeavor meeting I every Tuesday at. 8 p to. Prayer meeting“; every Thursday at 7 3;: p .m.. ALVATION ARMYLBARRACKS ON"; Bond St. Wostâ€"Lirutcnants lluthcr- . ford and Boyuton. Service-every Vl’cdnesn . day, Thursday and Saturday evenings at 8 o’clock, and on Sunday .at. ll .11. .11)., 3'2 p m and 7.301) m. This Plant Fenclon Falls will be received by tho . .. . ~ - In feeding rape t0 Sheep It is *1 Prac‘ churehwardenb up to noon on Saturday, })gln)mgeg’3_:3pply (men ammc‘rmt‘ With also to make flee generally adopted t0 supply 111 a Sept. 28th. Duties to commence Oct. lst. 1 1 1 (l ' ' - . .- feeding box or trough a quantity of dry _.___'__.__.â€"â€"-â€"â€"' . Th‘os- 53,5353”: chafi, which the sheep will eat with Canadian (xovt. hmploymvnt Agent, the rape, and this will help to prevent. , FENELON FALLS, ONT any bad effects from the succulent food. In turning sheep onto a rape mm-.. . u ' crop they should not be allowed to Notice is hereby given thataCourt ‘1 a n ,b _ Your patronage SOllClted. roam over a large area at one time. It will be held, pursuant to “ The Ontario Q iv" ___ :is a good plan to have a number of Voters’ List. Act," by His Honor the K 5' II “and I . small inclosures, so that as soon as the J udge of the Count y Court of the County % crop on one is eaten down the sheep 0f VIOLOW‘, 3’0 . _ _ can be removal to another, and the The Orange llall, Burnt River, The llnders‘gned ll‘é‘éé's to m‘ . _ . . Katie left life given 1:1 chantceflfo geciv‘ier- ' â€"â€" on â€"- - form the public that he has raewwees'res e rs nâ€" , . I. d - 1 > H“, I dogma wil, be grown up sumdenm The 27th lily of September, n907, bought out the 810(11ij and ‘ for the sheep to be turned in again. atone o‘clock in the afternoon, to hear boot and shoe bliSlllesS oi Mr. \Vhereas if the ghee are allowed to and determine the several complaints of _ .J . . , , - - , 3.”, , _ wander (’Ner a large £3.83 they will de, errors and omissions in the 'Vuters' List GL0] (tie ltd-f“ tlll, dll‘ll . inspect I I ‘5th as much as they’eat and the of othe Municipality of Somerville for iully SOllCJlJS a continuance Ol ' . .’ 197. . _.' .3. 1. plants “7,111 n°t do .50 W?“ 1f the new All persons having business at the the (:‘thmn end 0) U1 All ' are conunPallY bemg nibbled at _ Court are required to at tend at the said lulll‘tlll. ‘ To obtain the best results from the time and Mme. 'l‘. ALOYSIUSR. C' Cl:lURCH'â€"LOUISA-l Streetâ€"Rev. Father OlLenry, .i'asrora Services every alternate Sunday at. 10 30:) a. to. Sunday School every Sunday after .‘ noon at 2 o'clock. Dated the 5th day September, 1007. SA M St} DDABY. , L... 32â€"0. Cler/c oft/I.»- said .llunz'cipality. T ER 5. m, er‘soo‘is ntxmnnm or S'l‘i‘iH-iX’i'ES on Tim ‘ to make room for 3H,)“: stuck} l plants, the sheep should be remOved when the plants have been eaten down to within two inches of the ground. A ver good way to carry this out is to have a portable fence made which can be shifted as required. By this means the sheep can be given just as much of the crop as they can profitably con- sume, and the eaten crop left to make a fresh growth. Under these condi- tions the crop can be fed off three times during an ordinary season. Good Feed For Pigs. Rape also makes an excellent feed for pigs. They can be turned in to graze on it the same as sheep, and young pigs can be fed on a crop and kept in good condition until they are large enough to bring in and'top up for market. When it is not convenient to turn the pigs on the crop, and it is not advisable to do so where sheep are likely to be on the same crop, at quan- tity can be cut and carted to the pigs every day. Pigs can be kept in good show condition and in good order for stud purposes on rape alone. Rape in conjunction with other fod- der is largely used for dairy cattle, but is particularly valuable for mixing with other food to make silage. When mixed with vetches, oats and rye it makes a highly nutritious and valuable ' silage. When fed to dairy cows in a. 'i .3 0 green state it should be allowed to Skml‘e“ remain in the field for twenty-four ldlllleflXS'l‘UllGllllll PTJEGBU. hours after cutting, so as to allow it to “ M ANITA.” We carry a well selected stock to suit all buyers at prices that are low. _ We pay special attention to RE‘EshZR‘S "___’_____.__â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- ‘l'l‘ JAMES’ CHURCH, BOND S'l‘. EAS’l‘.', Rev. W. H. A, French, R'_Cl()l'. Sum- day services: matins IO 30 a, m; evensong 3- 7 p.111. Celebration of lloly Communion . first. Sunday of cvrry mouth at. 10.30 a. in.” Sunday School at 2.30 p. in. Bible Class. every Thursday cvcningnt 7.30. , 0’3 ___________._â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€" POPULAR AXI) ..'l7’.'(1lISS"’L'li - , ‘ k ' naps for w1de-awake buyers. ee them before you E UJOC ' (a? Seahfmc in all chm-choir. Every/b07112; invited to «Hand. Strange/'3 cordially welcoan , WWW l l ELlEOTTW Jaw/M W; ‘ TORONTO, our. E E S a. a. EEOUS. . 3 {IS 0 EIJ have sreurrd positions this year. Demand is far greater than the sup- .. - ply. Educate for business positions ‘ and you will them. but the edu- g cation must be iirsi-rlass. Students 3 .UUBLIC LlBRARY--.\lllS .\'l EsCAllDER '7 Librarian. Reading iloom open daily, ._ /' Sunday excepted, from 10 o’clock a. m till l0 o’clock p. In Books exchanged on ’l‘ursâ€" .. days, Thursdays and Saturdays from 2 p. . m to 4 p., and in the evening from I to 0., admitted at any time. Write for catalogue. W. l. ELLlGTT, Principal. CORNER YONGE AND ALEXANDER STSR SECOND IVESIQE CS5??? â€"OF THEâ€" ?OST-Ol’FlCEâ€"F .J. KER "t, POS’l‘lIASn . County of Victoria. ' ler. Open daily, Sundays UXGPDlt'tl, ‘ from 7 30 a m to 7 p. in, Mail g: iug south. .- . . . n a u "' . .v-. f" . .1 ‘. . ' -’ he nextsxttings oi the above Court wil dose“ “1 ‘ p‘ m' Flu!" “’1 'f’gmlm'm“ be held in Twomeyys 1m”, Fenelon Fan‘. must be posted hull an hour premensto tho.- ‘ time for closing the mails. 0N TUESDAY, SEPT. 24th, l‘S-fl'a’, W~-â€"â€":_~; commencing at 1 o’clock in the afternoon EEKHS'PAE‘EB Law. Friday, St-pl. l3zli, will be the last day of “m 5‘ ' service on defendants residing in this 1_ Apospmnsu‘rjs r,.(,,,i,.,.,-1t0 give no“ county. Defendants living in other noun- ,ice by “Mel. (returning the 1,3,,“ dubs not: ties must he served on or oet'oxe Salurâ€" mwwe'r the pm), when ,, ,,,,1,a-C,-',1,_,.1- doe9_ day. Sept. 7th .f not take his .pa.pcr_ out of the oliice, and.). org“ Uflicr hours from lit a m, to .1' p. m, state the reasons for its not being taken. E D. “A ND, Any neglect to do 50 makes the postmaster: wilt. When this is done it is not like- S<‘rt- will to Suit. 33th. - . " . ' » . E, m, ., “H. [y to taint the milk as When It is fed [v ’23:. I). m. 30b0,, mm, “.1. p m. pâ€" g] V“ Recently Enlarged . I D A A ‘ \Btcimf Clerk responsible to the publisher't'or payment. ‘ ' ye ‘ ‘-"" WITH ‘ ' I ‘ ' 2 If any person orders has paper disccn». PCMIO“ Fungi Jul“? 35th: ‘937- tinned he must. pay. all .urrrargcsr or the: In a, fresh condition. It should always belied rto cows immediately after milk- ingâ€"not before the cow is milked. V ‘ t : H H _ ' Cattle should never be turned onto a. t .I‘ 0'“ T’fxfiel 0°t' ‘1‘“, _”““‘°.‘ y .r f“ ' ‘ up .0 HM. \Hll bl. gHLll until ltlltlli‘l crop of tape or allowed to consume no vice. large quantities of the plant unless the leaves have been well wilted in the sun, says U. R. Gilbert in Farm and.“ Fireside, as it soon causes “hovenmorg BGAL and get-533. “blown,” caused by the accumulation __« or gases m,the Stomach and u not“: The undersigned is prepared to deliver weatEd m time this 50°“ causes “.19.: coal or wood to any part of the village death 01 the mfimal. , at any time. Hard or soft wood 4 feet . . ,,,,.._I "paâ€"x; spat“ ' - long orcut to order. Alieavy stock of the best Scranton coal alwayson ,hand,;also. charcoal. . All kinds of green and dry wood ” 8."O 3 ‘40 Sturgeon Pt “ 11.00 C 30 H 5,. _ . Y , _ . . . Ml u'l 44-1 ltlllllz‘fl) 1‘7 “.00 00‘ publisher may continue to send it. until-1 'mymcnt is. mad <,.=ir.d collect the \vliolev amountwhethcr .tln-. paper is takt-n from . the oilice or .not There can be no legal;- discontin'uancc- untilthe payment is made. _ 3..Any person who. takes a, papl r from”, the post other; whellner directed to, his name or ,another, or whether he has sub-m, scribedor no_t,..is responsible for ,the pay; 3 4. Ifigt subscriber or ".crs his paper to be. stopped at a certaiutimc and the publisher :. continues to send -it,'~lh(-.subscrilmr is bound .1 to p:1y._ior if he takesit from the post-office. This proceeds. upon. the. ground that a man must pay. for what he uses. 5. ’1‘he,couris have decided thatrcfusing; to take newspapers and periodicals front.- lhr post-office, or..re_mo,ving- and leaving: them uncalled for, -is prime facic. cvidenaom LQGAE- Sfihfigfiififi WfifiTEB , t'or li‘cnclon Falls and adjoining country ' to represent . 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