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LJewell ‘ pi - 51 the roads as rapidly as possible. the ;: mmmmmnmmflmmmm . . i: The “31101011 Fans G‘lzeue' M. Smithson 3-5 - 24 big drifts are allowed to melt of them- . _+.___â€"__â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" 51.11)onafldls:im p isjolvkes, they will keep the roads in h,’ I _ g ,‘ I A . . {ms ,6 I 4 g , _ » ro en 11 state for long alto . > ' ,‘ ‘ a air I t Frlda'y’ M51011 20th’ 1908‘ G. Docharty _ v ‘ 27 39 should bepdried up. It is travelllinghgivi P y ii 0 S M JaPliett 27 4'5 roads while they are wet and soft that . l ' 5 Women’s Auxiliary Meeting. W. Miner 20 damages them atherctore every effort , ___ L. Littleton 14. 31 should be made to get the big drifts oil W. Peter-kin 82 them and let them dry up as quickly as A! â€" ~ -- ~ .-~ ~ A v" ~~v .- - , . ELAN '1le 'llllf'llfjl‘fiyllelll'd‘ll 'Jlllillll.‘ ‘lliidlk"lll§,fil1 fill amp: Jillian! llfidyk ll'fiifilf imrnmi. Jlml'. ll .l|lv' u 1 AT - 'W'M. CAMFBELL’S Elsi". and following daysâ€"we are showing a fine diSplay of the newest and most up’to- ' date styles, which the most cordially invitedlto inspect. O a as .g@ and Shoes, Cattery, Gianna, etc. Ours is the largest and best assorted stock in these lines in town. Ours isthe largest and bestappointed store in town. Your’sis the opportunity to buy from the best- assor- ted stock in the largest and best appointed store when you do your Vshopping. Do'you take advantage of it ‘2 , The annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of St. James’s church was held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Burgoyne on Wednesday, the 11th inst., and was nu- merously attended; The following oili- ccrs were'?olectecl for the ensuing year: Hon. President, Mrs. J. Cameron ; Presiâ€" dent, Mrs. W. H. A. French ; First Vice- Prcsidcnt, Mrs. George Wilson; Second Vice-President, Mrs; W. A. Bishop ; Sec- retary, Mrs. Wm. Burgoyne ; Treasurer, Mrs. J. Heard; the Rector‘s representa- tives appointed to join the board of man- agement, Mrs. Thos. Chadwick and Miss l-land; Delegates to annual meeting of the Diocesan W. A., to be held in Toron- to on the 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th of May, Mrs. Wm. Burgoyne and M J. Heard. This Branch voted a pledge to be giv- en to the village school of Tarn Tarran, lndia. Miss Strickland, who is on fur- lough and addressed the W. A. here, is missionary at that place. - ' The Rector, Rev. W. H. A. French, was at the meeting. and gave an encouraging address along the lines of a letter sent to the Society by Mrs. Mitchell, Orillia npgrmmrwumgp: mam-Omit “WWW 115317 IWIW‘JW W W “53" 1’51.“ 3W: ’55“ W. ‘ hallo ~M‘ Fenslen Falls Council. Following are the minutes of a meet- ingot the village council held on the 10th ult., which, through an oversight, were not published at that time. Though perhaps a trifle old, there are a few motions of interest that have not deter iorated with age, hence they are given new: Fenelon Falls, Feb. 10th, 1908. Council met at‘regular meeting, all the members present. Minutes of previous meetings read and approved. Application received from Mr. Tlios. Graham for the position of assessor. 3y-law to appoint an assessor intro- duced, read and passed in the usual manner. Gouldâ€"â€"Connell,â€"That the rcovc and clerk be instructed to menioriolize the Legislature in regard to the removal of business assessment and income assess- ment in the‘ equalization of the assess- ment of the county.â€"â€"Carried. Gouldâ€" Connell,â€" That the clerk be instructed to ask for tenders for plowing snow from sidewalks, tenders to state price per hour and to be received up to Feb. l7th.»â€"â€"Carricd. Gouldâ€"Deyman,â€"That the sum of $2 per m‘onth be paid for ringing the town bell.â€"â€"Carried. Simsâ€"â€"Deynian,â€"That the reeve Sign orders for the following accounts : John Jones, salary, Bell Telephone 00., account, 250.; .105. Torrance, shovclling snow, $2.70; T. Scott, snow plowing, ; P. Cook, do.,_$16.50 ; R. J. Moore, printing, $7.75; Thos. Robson, Jackctt's trough, $22.50 ; R. Dundas, shovelling snow, $7.80 ; John Donnie, (10., $2.25; M. Kelly, (10., $12.00 ; W. Britncll, gravel, $5 ; L. H. & P. Conis, current, $101.13; Ray Burgess, work on creek, $1.50; P. ' C. Burgess, ringing bell, $4.50; J. Pen- -rose, do., $4.50; ’1‘.. Scott, on night-soil contract, $100.-â€"â€"Carried. public are the contest, which resulted as follows : G. H. McGee ' . Stuart Dr. Sims (Vice-pres.) M. H. McCallum possible. A HEAVY Loss. â€"Mr. W. L. Robson is mourning the loss of his fine little (le- livery mare, “Nelly.” She was being shed in Mr. l’oulsom's blacksmith shop on Monday morning, when, either be« cause she was feeling exceptionally liwa- 1y after her rest on Sunday, or because something in the shop gave her a sudden fright, she made a quick jump, struck. her right hind leg against the tire-upset- ting machine, which was fastened to the Wallet the shop, and then fell. Whether from the force of. the blow or of the fall is uncertain, but the leg was so hadly broken above the hock that, in accord- ance with the advice of Dr. Mason, she was shot. Mr. Poulsom, who Was the’ only person in the shop when the acci- dent happened, says he does not know- what was the cause of the mare‘s sudden action. She was an exceptionally line and well-broken little animal, about six-" teen years old, and was raised and own- ed all her life by Mr. Robson, who will not eaail y replace her. with one as satis- factory as she was. ~ A twenty-five cent can of Campbell’s Sta-in will restore the finish on four ordinary chairs. Any lady can use it. When applied it flows out under the brush, and dries without showing laps. A seventy-live cent can or Campbell’s Floor Finish will do an ordinary floor one coat. Ask Joseph Heard for color card. ‘ ‘ ' I. Miller H. Barkley. _____â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€" Personals. Mr. 6. Curtis, of Toronto, was in town this week. Miss. F. C. Brandon was in Lindsay on Saturday. Mr. R. J. Cooke is Spending a few days in Ceboconk. Mr. Fred. Robson, of Lindsay, was in town over Sunday. Mr. C. W. Burgoyne was in Toronto this week on business. ' Mrs. Calder is in Lindsay this week visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Berry. Miss E.,Robson, of Lindsay, was the guest of Miss A. Robson this week. Miss Aleen Kerr. has returned home, after spending a week with friends in Lindsay. . Miss Nellie C. Duggan, of Lindsay, is the guest of her cousin, Jennie E. Dug- gan, Fenelon Falls. Assistant Inspector Fry, of the Bank of B. N. A, Montreal, visited the local branch on Wednesday. Mrs. Thos. Cashore returned on Tues- day from a ten days' visit to her brother, Mr. James Seymour, at Bobcaygeon. Mr. and Mrs. D. Merriam returned to the Falls from Hui-wood on Tuesday, Mrs. Merriam havingxbcon at that place for several months past. The many friends of Mr. H. Austin will regret to hear that he is again seriously ill of appendicitis. He went to the Tor- onto hospital on Friday last, accompan- ied by Dr. Graham, and on Monday an operation was successfully performed, but at last reports the patient was very weak and in a critical conditlon. .It is Dish‘ict Notes. 1-_____”__ '- ‘ \Vork has been commenced on the Trent Valley canal at Trenton. Larkin and Sangstcr, of St Catharines, have the , contract for the first section, which ex; tends up the River Trent from Tron ton to about Glen Miller. They have 1,030 to be sincerely hoped, however, that he may recover from this attack, as he did from the one with which he was taken some two years ago. C. O. O. F. NOTICEâ€"A special meeting of Trent Valley Lodge No. 71, C. O. O. F. will be held in the lodge room on the evening of Tuesday next, the 24th inst. Members will please take notice. MILLiNimY OrnNIsc.-â€"1\Iiss M. Washâ€" burn announces that she will hold her spring millinery opening on Tuesday and Wednesday, March illst and April lst. All the latest effects in headwear for ladies, misses and children will be shown. See advertisement. NEW. S'i‘onY.â€"â€"â€"The attention our readâ€" ers is directed to the new serial story “The House of Mystery," the opening chapter of which appears in this week's “Gazette.” The story just ended, “A Man's Revenge," was read with much interest by a large number of our sub- scribers, and no doubt the new one will prove as worthy of perusal. 'Cuaxcnr. GUILD.â€"â€"The annual meeting of the Chancel Guild of St. James’ church evening last, the score standing 12 to 2 MORE HOCKEY.â€"â€"A spectacular game men at work now, for the most part en- giged in excavating. ' A Potorhoro firm of contractors has the section from Glen Miller to Chisholm's Rapids. Mr. Sam McClellan has the contract for the" boarding houses and oiliccs and is at' work on them. The contractors have their own horses on the work, and two‘ carloads of machinery have already ar- rived. At Glen M l'et- men are clearing the land of trees. . Between four and live millions will be expended on the first three sectionsâ€"Review. " Mr. J. W. Bryans, merchant, of Have- lock, fell while attempting to board a moving C. P. R. train at Norwood on Tuesday of last week, and the wheels of the last car passed over his right leg, necessitating amputation above the. knee. _ Mr. Roland Tivey, Jr. aged 42 years, of Peterboro, died on Monday of last week. from blood poisoning caused by the bite of a cat.‘ FENFLON FALLS MARKETS. Fenelon Falls, Friday, Mar. 13th. 1908, Reported by me 1V0an czar Roller Min 00 Hogs (Dressed) ... .... 7 00 800 I i e ‘ he easier. Pro )erl ad'us '3 elm " ' ‘ ' . . 500 if 1 t : ' .y J tbdp ‘ gbes WI“ do If“ President. Vicemresident, in favor of Lindsay. If the local boys Beef.. . . . .. . .. .. .. 5 00 6.00 . g C ill’G' experts 111 l‘elIBVlng eyesti‘ain and guarantee A M , ' want the silverware, they will have to Sheepskins . , . .. ' 50 90 i . . oss D. J. McLean . . get after it faster than that. Wool . . . . _. . . . . . . . . 13 20 Flour, Brandon’s Best . . . . ., 3-00 3 20 Flour, Silver Leaf .. 2.75 2 95 - all‘l‘dd tight. Feet of Kent St. Thos~ Graham r- H- . played on the rink here on Tuesday .1... mm... 2 7o 2 9. . : g ' ~ , ” " ‘ - ’ Slim-~11 Sklpm 2 evening, when Bobcay'rcon and Red . ’ ' ' Y . , z: , l‘lour, New Process .. . 2 60 2.80 I _ E. C. l\eVison R. J. Moore Rock met in a sudden death ceiifiict. mom. Fm,“ . CH er 2 55 2 75 J. L. Arnold ('Prcs.) W. Aldous ’Caygeon did the killing, with a score of gum 1,0,: mom’s pp ' ' " A] 1:, 1'25 Thos. Cashorc A. J. Gould - nine goals to their opponents’ seven. Shoris u u " ' ' ” ' {3'0 1 35 E. G. Hand It. M. Hamilton The hall: time score was 4 to 1 in favor Mivd ’Cho u ' ' ” 7' u ’ 1.55 1.6..) skip...15 skip... 6 of Red Rock, but Bobcaygcon woke up in ‘ " p ' ' " ' ' ‘ ' ' â€" â€" the last half and scored 8 while the m... MM, ... . '26 8 Rocks only got in 3. 35)” Term grfim Agar“ 13L Depends Your Success and Profi possible. . W School departs. Sis-men SEC-0ND. > Name Lit. Geog’y. and His. M. M cC utcheon. 7’2. _ A Sl'DDEN CALLâ€"The Rev. W. H. A. French received a telegram on Wednes- day evening informing him of the death of his brother, Mr. Arthur E. French, which took place suddenly at North Bay very skilfully. The second part of the Enter new and be ready to accept a good posilion in the summer or fall. Attend ELFEGTTW 100 100 on that day. Deceased was very Widely I G. Pcterkin 98 82 known throrwhout the north rcountr§r m ._, v , as”, ‘°“ E. Miller 92 having BXtClzlaslVO business connections C AN C353 is E. Eades 90 72 at North Bay and Sundridge. His father ‘T,‘. u " ASS SCHOOL- T ‘ . , . ,. . , . K. Twomey ' 88 7 83 the Rev. W. H. French, lives at Emsdalo. 0° ogo has Bm'l‘ER courses, he Impression com 03 ed by a business letter “Tm-Jen on a mum Sheet of J. Lane 8,, 78 Mr. French left last night to attend the Bm‘i‘nn teachers, BETTER equipment, ' paper is I very flatter-ms to the sender. M. Clark 85 39 funeral, which will take place to-day at 13mm“. italllb’efl f0" Placing Students The It‘llll‘OSSlml conveyed 33' 11. businCss. letter. writth on a sheet of paper F. McGee 83; '78 North Bay, and will probably return to- 1“ poswmns than the {wel‘age busi- disngnred by the footmarks of a iatbbcr stamp 'is worseâ€"-ir possible. E. Sharpe 81 '80- inorrow. coglega-v tOP0|}t0Dtll'e year. All . _ .. .- . . . , . .- , , '- ' v . .~ .1. . . -- . , , c ( 113 CS 0 051 ions. Ha d The lmp.cs,510n coulva ed, btl' Jbgisiiicss hitter fvrglllton, on g poorly printed, I lgc‘léillland {g COMING.__The W. Francis Firth Co. Catalogue gee. P 11 some . . p comp sue . cl ii. icad is newly as bad. _ I F- if” fey 14 6g. played “ Dolya the Tea Girl" and “The W. J. Elliott, Principal" The IlllDI’eSSlon conveyed by a business letter written on, a letter head well, 8' q‘lefuns .54 86 Beggar Student ” here two nights last con. vane: nun ALEXANDER 31's. ' carefully and neatly printed or} send Paper conveys the best impression C.‘ Rfimol in 50 week- The are how commetions 053 I " "' ‘” “mung ' ' comic opera and the Co. handles them .. is i Doym=14ll'â€"‘901)n011"‘That the 01,014“ was held on Tuesday evening in the Wheat,Scotch or Fife .... 90 â€" . . C 1 . 10 9o 3; F, salary be r4130“ $10 Per mmum“ C ' church, when Miss A. Hand was elected Wheat, fall , per bushel. 90 ' 93 , 3,, . . rib? W~~~waww-;------â€"-- President, and a staff was appointed to Wheat, spying g 85 90 :7; , _ . . “run, I not during the coming year. It IS hoped Barley per bushel. . .. . . . . 50 60 i" For a long time glasses were used only to ass1st 1n C___.g that 311131300“ 0‘1 “‘0 11515 “7.1” Fender” Buckwheat“ 55 co reading or near work, but with increased knowledge of ' The steady 001C1 weather of the ln'OS- ‘3'91‘5‘1‘3‘11‘30mg0mem and asslsmnce m OMS! ” . 43 5" g ' > a ' . - - ‘3 ent week has n‘iven the curlers a chance 10 “01 ' PeuSe, “ . . .. . . .. 8!) 82 the eye, we are able to aIlJust glasses to improye the toplayoff mg, of their back schedule HGCKEY.â€"Tlie local hockey team went Rye. “ 65 "70 *4." eight, thereby curing chronic headaches, neuralgia and sweet 23130 a fcjl‘fl Olmllengle 131113315051“) back anothor Peg int their “$11085 for POSLOBS’ “1,0 ‘212 45 r37 , . "J ' . . . . . ‘ 00111130 i ions- 16 1111111121 «1 e k}- winning the cup pu up by r. R. M. B“ caper - 25 ‘ é“? Bland, Del vous afiLCthnS C‘lu‘sed by 6) 63“ mn' , . tween the president and théa vice-131‘flsl- Hamilton for competition between the gggS, Per dozen.....- .... 18 20 A. « ‘ .â€" l , . ' a , S“ ‘ ' o .' - cont came off on Wednes ay (Welling, Lindsay and Fcnelon Falls teams when - {Imper £011.“... . 15.00 16 00 , . It dour (:33,le t“? erl 11y do not ,W‘ut t1“ SVU‘OUS and proved an easy victory for the pres- they played the second game of the Rules . . . . . . . .. 4,00 trouble deveepe . Have the St‘lllll removed. The ident’s men. Two rinks a side were m series at, the former town on Friday Hogs (live) .. 4 9:.) 5 no . , . J: _ . r I . u , O. Ellery 72; 81 v . m V. _ _ I P. Donaldson 69 66 Frofiiamfi‘i elfimna conflfts of m . . V. . J g; . w. Lee 69 t 73, inec vauc bVl e. 1e 0. giyc a. c can, fight b makes a s iecialt ' of- cod im )rcssions,â€"â€"tlia‘t's wli ' You Should, A 5 l G, Amok} , 68‘ 59. lesl’ecta’me e‘ltex’tantmelm. m Whmh ' am firs . l . 5 3 l. 3 , bconeofits . . . . . . . customers . . . . .V 0 Rune r 68 76 humor and pathos are JudiCiously blend- I Dealer m and manufuctumr of a” k. d v '* U’ Q‘uib 67, (-39 ed.~»~Kincardine Review, Nov. 14th, 1907. _ of m g m -. D‘val'hey 66 46' Ellis company will appear in Twomey's | I ' ' ‘ v y: ~ ‘ W ' ' a1 hero, on Tuesday evening, March M j G t M t fl i . filed underthe auspices of the Public an‘ B - ,. an _ I e .1 .H'_~D‘un_;mu 613' _ 6i .ibrary. Tickets 250. and 350; Reserv- Being a direct importer I am \b . __ I ‘ '- ,V__ .. 60 60. ed seats on, sale at W. H. Robson 5. quote me chsespmices. ‘ q 1e to- The undersrgned isprcparcd to deliver '33- SHARP-2.“; -C. Quilwll 60 ' OPEN-THE ROADS.~â€"T-he country roads . I; have lately installed a pneumatic pol-L coal or wood to any part of the village DENTIST pomp“). ,l‘}. Northey. 59 62' are, said, by those. who. are doing much 'Sl-‘mg,mfi01"ney and 0. pneumatic. plant for; at any time. Hard or sott wood 4 feet ‘ Wm be'at the ' ~ ‘ ~ Tl. Moynes 5"!" 39. :driving these. days, to be in, a bad condi- Lpuormg and Tracing. We are able to do long or cut to order. M \YgIO‘I H ‘7 .' T. ‘ ‘ _ Bradbury 5.“, 39, i won, 1,, many, places, they are complete- better and deeper. Work than heretofore. ' A heavy stock of the, best Scranton ‘ .V . i OUSE, FE. EL‘OL FALLS, .1. Clark 51 45, r'ly blocked and trafiic has to. go through ' Call and gel, designs and priceg_ Gm“ always on hand, algo charcoal. ' lied. and Thurs, April lst and 211d, M. McIntosh? 50. 4‘1- , adjoining fields. This state. oil afiairs WORKS ___In the mm, of mg M. ‘ . ‘ ' g _ " , A 1 W d 7 ' , T'.Sproats, 49. 43,- 3 should not be permitted at this time of Q h - ' ' ' ~ . ’ '“ke‘ionz All kinds of green and (by wood - m e ncsday. and Thursday of o .- - . . am, ridge street opposite, the Pa. 1; .- . . ~ - -- ~. -- , . - F. Smith 48: g year. It is. unavmdable, perhaps, in ’- v - - v c "‘8" pong-ht at hlghest pmce, every alternate week followinm . . . v . ~ . House. v a. e f t. '- - - d_ - .- c‘ G. Seott 48- 4-0. ,mid-wmter, when heavy. storms are ‘ ' n c" , ‘ to; "_ WHALEy; . .15 ‘10 19321355“? f1) late; Crown and R.,Jefirey- 6t occuring, but, now. that these. are past, ..,-.,. . ., A'Ensz “" “ ' ‘ ‘ “ j . Blkgeuork a Spectaltyg .E‘, Donaldson, , , 5f; every effiort shouldbe made to open up, 1 ' Egogrlgtgkl “at... spy... rim»... »..,,_ .IMW..._............».. .. . 7 ._.-... .. . 4i. M H" L . g g . ‘- 4‘ E“!