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Mrs. M. H. McCallu‘m‘, and Master , Gerald \vei‘e in Lindsay on Monday. Mr. Frankie Atkins, of Burnt River, , Was visiting at the Falls on Thursday. .Lfessrs. Ben. and Albert Wh-ytall left .Dn Monday to work at Sand Point, Ont. Mr. Chas. Day'man, of Hamilton,- is‘ on a two weeks’ visit to .his home at the Falls. ' M r. and Mrs. Philip Pulcy, of Bowman- - ville, spent New Year's Day at Mr. H. Puley’s. Mr. E. W.-.GIaspelI returned on Monday from ten days’ visit to friends at Peneâ€" tanguishine. Messrs. E. Little-ton, AT Boyce, W. Bro- kenshire and W. Quibell leave to-night for Cornwall. Mr. J. W. Moise, ofV/Orono, is visiting his sister, Mrs Wm."Mitehell at Fair- view, Somerville. Mrs. R. J. Graham, of Kinmount, is visâ€" iting her mother, Mrs. John Austin, at the Falls this week. Mr. and Mrs. EliWorsley, of'this town, are enjoying the hoiid‘ay season by having with them their four daughters, Misses Susie and Etta, of Rochester, N. Y.. Miss Annie, of Winnipeg, and Mrs.. L: Thompson, of Toronto. Mr. M. Terrill, of Trenton, and his son, the Rev. A. J. Terrill, of Greenbank, were in town over Sunday, the latter preaching in the Methodist church here on that day. They were guests of Mr. J. N. Terrill while in town. ‘ m Fairbéififiw” (Correspondence offlie Gazette.) Messrs. Armstrong & Campbell have purchased quite an extensive timber limit from Mr. W. Devitt, and have set up their portable saw mill, and are preâ€" pared to do all the custom sawing that comes along. We wish them success in their undertaking. At the last meeting of L. O. L. No. 1410 the following brethren were duly elected as officers for the ensuing year : \V. M., Foster Herron; D. M., Thomas Kelly; Chap., C. Heaslip; Rec. See., E. Tiers ; Fin. See, J. Mulligan ; Treasurer, Wm. Gamble ; Lecturer, Thos. Patterson. The brethren have decided on holding a basket social on J an. 17th at their lodge 'room, for which .there will be a good programme prepared. The teacher of last year, Mr. II. Wal- lace, has been reâ€"engaged for another year. He will commence his duties in the new school house that has been erected here, which will be quite a change from the old log one, it being a nice brick building. _____â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"- C. O. O. F. NOTICE.â€"â€"Mr. C. W. Hughan, D. D. G. M., and Dr. White, P. D. D. G. M., wilt visit Trent Valley Lodge on Monday evening, Jan. 6th, for installation of 0111- eers. Members will kindly turn out, as a large attendance is requested. WATCH NIGHT Shanonâ€"The watch night service at St. James’ Church was well attended and the service solemn and interesting. The serinon was taken from Exodus 33: 14, “My presence shall go with thee and give thee rest.” SLEIGH Rmn.â€"â€" The children of the liaptist Sunday School enjoyed a sleigh ride on Monday afternoon. They were driven out to the residence of Mr. Frank Smitheram, in Fenelon, where tea was served and a programme disposed of, after which they returned home, arriving in the villa g3 about 8.30. ' S'r. Ps'rnn's, VERULAMrâ€"The Reverend Canon T. R. O’Meara, assisted the Rev. W. H. A. French, at St. Peter's Church by preaching an inspiring sermon on John 21: 15, 16, 17. Next Sunday being the first Sunday of the New Year, Holy Communion will be administerediustead of the Sunday following which is the reg- ular Communion Sunday. IRISH EVENING.â€"â€"Do not forget the Irish evening to be given on Monday, ' January 6th, by the Literary Society of St. James’ Church. The Irish evening wil be held at Maryboro Lodge, the res- idence of Mr. Thomas Cashore, where a fine programme of Irish selections. songs, etc., will be presented. Refresh- ‘ ments at the conclusion of the prog- ramme. All will be welcome. Admis- siOn 100. “ CANED."â€"â€"-I\I1'. J. H. Brandon Was well FENELON FALLS MARKETS. Reported 031 the worm mar Roller Mill Co Wheat,Scotch or Fife .... 90 to 95 ; Wheat, fall, pcr.bushe1.... so 95 ; Wheat, spring .... 85 90' I i Barley, per bushel.... . ... 5O _ 60 Buckwheat” .... .. . . 55 60 0315, ” out: drug . ’43 Peasc, “ ‘ .... ....‘ 75 ' 80 Rye, “ ........ 70 75 Potatoes, “ 50 6‘) :Bntter,~petlb............ 20 22 Flay,per ton............._ 12.00 1500 Hides..... ....... 4.00 650 Hogs(Iivc‘; 5.50 565 =Hogs (Dressed) .......... .700 8.00 B’eex‘.........-............ 500 6-00 Sheepskins . . . . . . . .... ... 50 90 Wool . . . . . . E5 24 Flour, Brnodon’s‘l’i’est . . . . . 3.00 3.20 Flour, Silver Leaf .. 2.75 2.95 Flour, Victoria .... ....-.. 2.70 2.90 Flour, New Process 2.60 2-89 .Flour, Family, Clipper.... 2.55 2.7:) ~Bran, per 100 lbs......... 1.15 1‘25 Shorts, " “ . 1.30 1.35 Mixed Chop “ 155 1.60 _________________._â€"â€"-â€"â€"- ___________________.â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- ESTRAY CAIâ€"F'. Came on topthe premises of the sub- scriber,. lot 26, con. 7, Verulam, about November lst, a Steer Calf. The owner can have him upon proving property and paying charges. JOSEPH MCGEE. Verulam, Dee‘r 24th, 1907. 47-33“ ___________.____________â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€" EST RAY ST’EER. Came on to the premises of the under- signed, lot No. 12, con. 1, Verulam, about June 1st, 1907, a yearling Steer. Owner can have him upon proving property and 3a 'in char es. 1' 3 g g JAMES SLATER. Fenclon Falls P. O. Verulam, Dec. 14, 1907.‘ iii-3* __.____.____â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"“. W AFTER XMAS. is a good time to start. New term opens on Jan. 211d. Write for cata- logue: our moderate rates and other advantages will interest you. BRITISH AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE YONGE AND MCGILL S’I‘S., TORONTO. F’_____________________/ DRESSMAKING. For Up-to-date and First class Dress- inaking, apply to MISS BERTHA GRAHAM, at Mr. S. S. Gainers' Furniture Store Francis Street West. BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE" and “EVER LASTING Pcsn ” ARE Two ESSENTIALS T0 success. A'rrnnn' Quarry? I moron-r0. our. “and prepare for first class business positions such as are open to our stu- dents. Hundreds of our students are going into good positions every year. Let us train you for one. We will do it right. Winter term opens January 6th. Write for catalogue andsec where- in weexcel ordinary business colleges. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. CORNER YONGE AND ALEXANDER S'I‘B. M I-NTENDING PLANTERS 0F NURSERY STOCK. Should either write direct to us or see our nearest agent before placing their order. We guarantee satisfaction. Prices right. Fifty years' experience. Extra 0611065 by his employees last Week: 1‘ heavy stock of the best apples. number of them calling at his residence on Christmas morning and performing the act in a very informal manner, and to Whole or part of time. The cane IS an commission. his complete surprise. Agents Wanted. or liberal Send for Salary Outfit free. etceedingly handsome one of the gold- terms. headed variety, and “Jack” is justly proud of it. The opinion expressed by CANADA'S OLDEST N URSERIES. his friends is that the “ canin ” served Brandon right. g w: & CO" 13 11-2."? I! S . JARED.â€"-At Fenelon Falls, on Friday, Dec. 27th, 1907, the wife of Mr. Arthur Jared of a son. QUIBELL."â€"In the township. of Fenelon, on Tuesday, December 24th, 1907, the wife of Mr. Thomas E. Quibell of a son. _____~_________._.__â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"- 1‘1 AIiRIED. menv-â€" annr.r.â€"~At the Rectory Fenelon Falls, by the Rev. W. H. A French on Wednesday, December 25th: 1907', Mr, Frank Timmy, to Miss Rosina. Lovely, both of Burnt River. LOG.\Nâ€"1\1ENZIes.â€"â€"At the residence. of the bride's brother, Mr. Robert Men- zies, by the Rev W. J. M. Cragg, on Jan. 1st. 1905‘, Mr. A. Logan, of Toronro, to Miss Minnie Menzies of Fenclon Falls T21 Eff)“ Yttsfi“.u.1<BN-nrao.â€"At D‘obcaygeon, on- « Friday,l)ecember 27th, 1907, Phoebe J un- kin, wife of John VanValkenburg, aged 50 years. ’ ' START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT. SUBSCRIBE; FOB: E in; 6613.318... RIDGEVILLE, (INT. This is the cold-catching season. Colds are danger- ous customers. Nearly all colds are caused by wet feet. Keep your feet dry with a pair of good rubbers. And when buy- ing the rubbers, select them from my- stockâ€"a stock that has value for every cent of the money you spend, and variety to make selection, easy and satisfactory. I J. w. BRYANS, Successor to. Geo. Martin, FEM ELDJI FALLS... 1.1....“W. __..._..*........-.. . Fenelon Falls, Friday, Doc. 13th, 190'? I Eggsmer dozen...... 22 25 i , ' ‘15?“ gm: “1. . .w....__~_.._.â€"_~_.s_ _ vicinity, we extend " To 0111' Many, Customers and Friends in Pension Falls and A. ugoqflwnpl .n -: ‘.\.7 - - ‘ d v} 5:, \<_:-./ §-’ Tn Saar HEARTIEST GREETINGS. May the festive season be full of joy, and may the coming year bring tothem prosperity and happiness greater than, any which‘has gone before. if. 5 Bunom & WINTER MILLINEIIY. E Every lady in Fenelon Falls and vicinity should see my stock of winter millinery, E Ready-toâ€"wear’ and untrimmed Hats and E; Bonnets, trimmings, etc., of every descrip- E tion, all new and of the latest style. Prices t h .él I LEAVE YOUR ORDER NOW. - A. TEIBS. â€" FENELGN FALLS PLANENG MILL. MANUFACTURERS 0F STORM SA SH AND STORM DOORS. PBOPBIETOH’.. i» a» E i» E i' r Q . inner FALLS. «MM % THE Ht)le 0F G001) CLOTHES, i A. G. BARKLEY. "WWW -â€"OF THE- county of Victoria- The next. sittings of the above Court will be held in Twomey’s hall, Fenelon Falls; ON TUESDAY, DEC'R Iflh,1907, ' commencing at 1130 o’clock in the after' noon. Friday, D‘cc’t 6th,. will; be the lus‘ day of service on defendants residing im this county. Defendants living in- other counties must be served on: or before Sat- urduy, November 30th: 36” Office hours from 10 a. m. to 4' p-. m-.. , ELISHA MARK, E. D. HAND, B'nil’ilf. Clerk. Fenclon Falls, Sept. 26th,1907. Lindsay Marble Woks. obt. Chambers Dcal'e-r in. and manufacturer of] all kinds: of M ii ‘ d B 'i‘ M‘ ' ti t an will .8. Ulilliiltiiit Being a direct importer Ii rum able to- qnote the closest prices. I. have lately installed a pneumatic pol.- i'shi'n-g machinerand. a pneumatic- plant for: Lettering,andi’l‘nacintg. We are able to do bcticr-and‘. deeper. work than heretofore. one and; gel designs a-nd‘pri‘cesi WORKSâ€"In thereon- of the Market om House. a. annual-ms, Proprietor» Cambridge street, opposite the Packing: sscoun nmsnon coon-r ‘.’râ€"JVJB\.»¥¢~»4 lune-av 4:. “$34.”... W3...“ . a w .9474- ,g.” .>.~,;¢m-.»....~ l .. pp..-“ lanes“... ,p;. 1.1.-..“ .-. , ..-'$"_A«J.- "mud... _. a, .. f ‘ix . V... r. u up": .. U..â€"