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r'f‘tw‘nw" -‘ ~1- .;dow. if sullicicnt business offers. ,plution waspassed that steps be taken puma-raw n... mxfirw“: n: rwm â€"~ , .. -W..WAWWâ€"uâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€" l. -‘A WINTER Rommâ€" On Wednesday of last week a real live sure-enough robin was seen’ On, Mr. William Patterson’s farm in Verulam by Mr. Patterson and Mr. Casey .lunkin, the latter being the first to observe the bird, which was sing- , ing and apparently enjoying the novelty of spending a winter in Ontario. CAllNIVAL.â€"-A grand masquerade and fancy dress carnival will be held in the skating rink, Fenelon Falls, on the even- ing of Friday, Jan. 3lst. 1908. A goodly number of cash prizes are being offered ' and there should be a large attendance. The admission is ; Gentlemen 250 Ladies, lac, Children, 100. The ice will be re- served for masqueradors until 9 o’clock. LIBRARY MEETING.~â€" The annual meet- ing of the Public Library was held on Friday evening last. The attendance was not large, owing, no doubt, to the short notice. The treasurer read his re~ port, showing the financial standing of the library. The report showed that the Institution is in a fairly prosperous con- dition, and that the sum on hand over and above expenses is larger than that of last year. Mr. Thos. Robson was re- elected Hon. Pres. Mr. W. T. Junkin Pres. Mr. R. J. Moore Vice Pres., Dr. Sims Trees, and the Board of Directors, Mes- sers W. H. Robson, Rev. A. Cook, Rev. C. S. Lord, E. G. Hand, Rev. W. H. A. French, ‘lev. W. J. M. Oragg, W. A. Bish- op, F. Warren and F. Robson. The annual sale is to be held on Feb. 5th. ’I‘I-anrmn ; Mnnrmn.â€"-A well attended mt eting of the shareholders of the Burnt R Ver Telephone Co. was held at Burnt Riier on Wednesday afternoon. It was decided to proceed with the construc- tion ,_of the line-to Kinmount asearly in tLespring as possible, alsowith a branch to Fairbairn and probably one to Bad- A res- at once to collect several shares still re- maining unpaid by the subscribers. Mes- srs. Wm. Hoskins and El Findlay were appointed auditors, and the original Board of Dirlc‘ors was re-elected. The affairs of the company are in good shape, and the earning power of the new line is ’ full y up'to expectationsl.‘ it grow. SCARLET CnArrnn Norms. ~â€"The annual meeting of the Scarlet Chapter of Loyal Orange DistrietvLodge No. 4, Fenelon, was held in the Orange Hall at Fenelon Falls, on Tuesday, Jan 14th. After the usual routine business had been dispos- ed of,’and,t\_vo candidates had been exal- ted, f the ._electiou of officers was then taken up and resulted as follows: W. Q. in;C. Sir Knight John T. Thompson, of 11.0. L. No.996, E.C. in C.Sir. Kt. Stephen Oliver, of 98, Chap. R. M. Mason, of 906, ' Scribe; A. E Fair, of 96, Treasurer, J. J. Nevison, of 996, Sir H. at A. James H. HancOOk, of 98, lst Lecturer, Thos. John- . ston, off-996, 2nd Lecturer, LewisDey-i man, of 996, lst Conductor, Wm. Manning j of 98, 2nd. conductor, Ronald McFadyen, ; 935, Inside Herald, Thomas Austin, 996,i Outsideflerald, T. R. J ames,'of 98., Additional Locals on Page eight, . .BIRTI-IS. GRIFFIN.â€"-In the township ‘of Somer- ville, on Tuesday, Dec. 31st, 1907, the wife of Mr. Wm. Griffin of a son (still born). HADWIN.-â€"â€"In the township of Fenelon, on Monday, January 6th, 1908, the wife of Mr. Richard Hadwin of a daughter. AuMSTRONG.â€"â€"-In the township of Ver- ulam, on Thursday, January 16th,, 1908, the wife of Mr. George Armstrong of a son. ~TRUDEL.â€"At Fenelon Falls, on Wed- nesday, January 22nd, 1908, the wife Vof Mr; Archibald Trudel of a daughter. . 1‘1 ARlinED. ‘ LOGAN 'â€"â€"STE’ELI~:.â€"On Jan. 15th, at the residence of the bride’s mother, Harvey, 11: the Rev. H. W. Foley. Wesley George Logan, of Vcrulam, and Ethel Elizabeth Steele, daughter of Mrs. Wm. Steele, of Harvey. M ' D I E D . ‘ GRAIIAM.â€"â€" Inothe the township of Fen- elon on Friday. Jan. 17th 1908, John Gra- ham Sin, aged 69 years. CONNELLrâ€"vln the township of Vernlam on Monday, Jan. 20th, 1908, . Elizabeth Walker, wife of Alexander Connell, aged 67 years. CULPâ€"â€"On Sunday, January 19, 1908, at General Hospital, Winnipeg, l‘..lan., Sam- uel Alexander McArthur Culp, L. L. B., barrister» (of appendicitis), aged 27 years. son. of S. T. Culp, Colorado, and nephew of Wm. McArthur, of Fenelon Falls. . vim” Wm arena XMAS. l is a good time to start. New term 3 opens on Jan. 2nd. Write for eat-a- . logue; our moderate rates and other 3 ‘ advantages will interest you. BRITISH AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE YONGE AND MCGILL STS., TORONTO. This world is a big place and has ’ thcus .nds of opportunities for those who are wonrnv and Pm:- mnro. You make yourself worthy and the ELLIOTT W l . 31.; TORONTO, ONT. can qualify you. Come now and I: give us an opportunity of showing you how we prepare young men and women for lives of usefulness. Our catalogue gives full particu- lars. vW rite fdr one. W. ‘J. ELLIOTT, Principal. QQRS‘ER YONGE AND ALEXANDER 8T5. l { ...:lllllllllE llllENElllN ‘FllllS. . BY MARI. I}: Your Spare Time I! Home. . Or Take a.Peraonal Course at School. To enable all to learn. we teach on cash or instal- ment plan. _We also teach a. personal class at school once a‘month â€"class commencing last Tuesday of each month. These lessons teach how to cut, fit and put togerher any garment, from ihe plumest shirt waist suit to the most elaborate dress. The whole family can learn from one course. We have taught aver 7.000 dressmakers and guarantee to gweSSOo to anyone who cannot learn between the ages of 14 and 40. You cannot learn dressmaking as thorough as this course teaches it if you work in shops for years. Beware of imitations, as we employ no one outside the school. This Is the only experienced Dress Cutting School in Canada. and excelled by none in any other country. Write at once_ for par- ticulars. as we have cut our rate oneâ€"third for a short time. Address SANDERS DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL 31 Erie Street. Strniford. Onl.. Canada- WANTED AT ONCEâ€"We have decided to instruct and employ a 'number of smart young ladies to teach our course in Dres'smaking, having one teacher for the six nearest towns where they liveâ€"- age 20 to 35. Those who have worked at dressmaking or like drawing preferred. Please do not apply unless you can de- vote your whole time. Address,» INTENDING PLiNiERs or 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 heavy stock of the best apples. 'Agents VV'afited. or liberal Send for Wholeor part of time. Salary commission. Outllt free. terms. ' 9 ‘ - CANADA’S ormhsr NURSERIES. The nos. w. Bowman & son c'o.,-Ltd., . RIDGEVILLE, ONT. ‘. ‘ . , NEW molar Illllllllllll. The Bell Telephone Co. . of Canada 1s about to publish a new issue p H I _ of the ,‘Qfficial Telephone Directory for the District dof Central Ontario, including the ' Orders for new connections, changes of firm names, changes of' street addresses, or for duplicate entries, should be handed in at once to u. some, m. n., Lecal Manager noun in llill. __..._._____â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" 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€"~11. stock that has value for every cent of the money you spend, and variety to make selection easy and satisfactory. J. W. BRYANS, Successor to Geo. Martin, FEHELDM FALLS. rLirirc. Don’t forget that I have a. first class Planer and am prepared to do all work in I this line in the best style; also. to make SASH AND DOORS. : Xour‘patrcnage. solicited... Lessor sumac ‘ Bu} ‘ Tun SCHOOL. -- ' (i . aficiommencing I - THURSDAY, ‘. l-‘EBRUABY an. ov' I $18,000 7 ' NEW AND HIGH MERCHANDISE TO BE v SLAUGHTERED. ' ,VWe believe that no sale-event any stere' in this rivalled this one in importance. Weeks are being sp‘eiiti'in preparation for this occasi‘On. Even our great Forced'lfialg in 1906 will be far outclassed. We m m: ms m: was. I w.f.fg, BURGOYNE a. son, FENELON FALLS, “ONTARIO. 31 i: i i ii i l. i i» i i it WINTER _ Minnow. ' Every lady in Fenelon Falls and vicinity should. See my stock of winter millinery, Ready-to-wear and untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, trimmings, etc., of every descrip- tion, all new and of the latest style. Prices SS M. WASHBUR. vwmnirmmnr mamWIWWWn-r Wen-rm! “creatures: www:-nwn5%. about“ Wen: .mmmmsxm. “'0‘ WWW answch WWW'IWW‘ mt Fauna FALLS Prime Min. S TORM SASH ; V {-AND STORM: DOORS“. " , VLEAY‘E. Yawn. Jews: _- g _ €510; humming; Mixed-Chop “ ..,.. O. FENELON FA LLS‘MAR KETS. Fenelon Falls, Friday,‘ Jan.. 17th, 1908: Reported 03/ me Norm mar Roller Milt C'o~ Wheat,Scotch_or Fife . 90 to 95. Wheat, fall, perbushel.... 90 95, Wheat, spring . . . . . . . . 85' 90 Barley, per bushel. ...'. ,50 co. Buckwheat “ .... .. . . 60. Dots, “ - 45 47' Pease, “ 75 80; Rye: “‘ .u...” 70 7"), Potatoes, “ . . . . . . .. 50 60‘: Butter,.per lb...... 20 2‘1“ Eggs, per: dozen ...... 23; 25.r Hay,per Lona..." 1‘200 1500i Hides..... 4-00 650 Hogs(live‘; 5.50 565. Hog.a (Dressed); . 7 00 8.00. Beef . . . . . . 500 600. Sheepskins . 50 90- Woul ....... . 24.. Flour, Brandon’sBest . . . . . . 3:00 3 20. Flour, Silver Leaf .. . .. 2 75 2 95‘. Flour, Victoria u. 2-70, 2.9”“ Flour, New Process- . ‘2 6:) 2.80; Flour, Family, Clippenz... 2 55 2 Hr Bran, per 100 lbs 1.115. 12?. Shorts, “ u . H, ,, 1.1-:0 1.3:). l 5‘) 1.60) ,Limlsayllaibhlinks. Baht. Chambers: ‘ Dealer inand manufacturer of all kinds. Marble. and; Granite Monument: eing a direct. importer, I; am able to. quote ihe closest prices. I; have lately. installede n. pneumatic pol-.' isbing machine,,and a, pneumatic plant for hollering”andi'l‘uucing. We are able-in do. betten-anddceper- work than heretofore“ Cali- and' get dcsi‘gnsan’dmrices. WORKSâ€"Jo thereon of- the Mnrhet on. House. B). CHAMBERS, Bram-into». :Gnmbridgc- street, opposite. the Puckingp .. ,{_..2....‘....i.; 9;