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« . «_ . .n. .. ~ . ., V. . , 3|. "Iv -,L'J::‘-" 7“ a i J 'fahiéd’m‘li _ .\-‘: ‘. ‘ may v.- NEWS. OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD teach farmers that it is a mistake to keep more cattle. especially milch cow.s, Baddow. (Correspondence of the Gazette.) A We are having some very cold and 4‘ stormy weather again after the thaw. Mr. George Pelo left on Thursday for 7 the North-west, and we are sorry that ~ he has g one-from our midst. Mr. Arthur .Goodhand returned home : on Saturday from the camp where he has " been employed this winter. While reSpiling Mitchell's bridge, last . ‘week’ Mr. Joe Bi'isbin had his knee put | out of. joint and his leg badly bruised. We hope to see him around again soon. A number of our young people attend- ~ ed the basketxsocial at Burnt River, and “>repori3 a fine time. Miss Jennie Suggitt spent Sunday with her friend, Miss Ola Townsend, at Burnt River. _ . On account of the heavy rain onSun- ' day, there was no preaching in the Bapâ€" '- tist church hero. _ Misses Ola Townsend and Alice Sug- agitt attended the grand carnival last ' Tuesday night at Coboconk. Miss L. Jordan, teacher of No. 4 school, ispent Sunday with her parents in Lind- asay. ' _.â€"°o .Bosedalc. (Correspondence of (he Gazezte ) Miss Nellie Russell has returned home =after a visit of two weeks to friends ‘in Cambray. I Mrs. Sutherland is again occupying Sher cottage, after a' month's visit to her sister in Toronto. Mr. Wilfred Arkwright of Raebero, . was the guest of his parents from Satur-. . -da y until Tuesday. The Rev. Mr. Ross has been spending Owing to ’- the heavy'rain on Sunday he \vas unable " the week on his field ‘hcre. -’ to make his Coboconk appointment. Work on the canal is proceeding with iarush. One car 1load ’of lumber is on the ground and, another expected this week. Several teams of horses have been busy hauling gravol for the log-k. Mr. Spence, D. FL. with his staff of “workmen, was called to Coboconk to icomplcte some work there. , ’ Mr. J. Windrim spent a few days in (Coboconk the guest of Mr. \V. Everson. GOVâ€"â€" .Norland. 'C’orrespandrncc of (he Gachc. 'The Government surveyors were in item) on Saturday surveying for the proâ€" posed canal. We hope that it will go “ through. Mr. Wellington, while drawing ice last week, fell and broke seven ribs and is in a serious condition. His friends and ac- quaintances wish for a speedy recovery. We are glad to see that Mr. Cutlibort Sprung is able to be around again. He 'was laid .up With a had cut in the foot, inflicted while chopping wood. Miss Rilance has been visiting at Mr. than they have feed for. Last Monday evening Mrs. Jas. Powles received a sad message from Midland, stating that her sister, Mrs. Thos. Payne, was soon to be‘called away from this earth to a better life beyond. ' Last Saturday Mrs. Wm. Cooper re- ceived information that her father, Mr. Edwin Worsley, near Zion. was so low that there was no hope of his recovery. The hockey team here'cromxl sticks with the Red Rock team on the Fenclon Falls rink last Tuesday night, and reâ€" sulted a little in favOr of our team, the score being 5â€"4. Mr. Norman Gillis started for the North-west last Tuesday, and Mr. Bob- ert Cochran intends to start next Tues- day, and M r. L. McGee about the last- of this month. These young men have our very best wishes for their future pros- perity wherever they decide to locate. V There will surely be a good demand for labor during the coaxing summer, with the Trent Valley Canal, the Grand Trunk Pacific and the road from Midland to Petcrborough that the Grand Trunk Company intends to build. The farmers will also require quite a number of men, and if there is a big crop in Manitoba and the North-west Territories, a crowd of harvest hands will be needed. No doubt there will be a large immigration to Canada this season ; and there is one class of people that should not be allow- ed to come; and that is the Italians, about ninety-eighty per cent. of whom carry knives. 0-. Burnt River. Corrarpondmzcc of the G’uztzlfc. Messrs. llodgson and Reeds have re- turned from Dysart. Mr. Sam. Dodd is back from Toronto. M r.,]). Smith, and two children, of Camâ€" eron, are visiting at M r. Swanton's. are having timbers and lumber drawn for the purpose of building sheds in the church yard. , a great convenience to the farmers. The members of the Anglican church These sheds will prove Mr. A. B. Townsend lost a valuable horse on Tuesday. Mr. Wm. 'Rettie is moving on to Mr. T. Hodgson‘s farm, south of the village. Mr. S. Suddaby spent Monday in Fenc- lon Falls. - The. basket social hold by the Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church was a dc- cidcd success, a fair sum being realized. Cheapest _ igw ' ,‘t.’ liliili‘éil lilli tiiilli g is printed every Friday at the office, i { corner May and Francis Streets. SUBSCRIPTION ': Vr..‘\' .l-l 'lo‘e, 1'L' (1.“: i.‘ v':"t- if S \lil 0": ()L Ill 51y, S 151 u ing at Mr. Umphroy‘s. _ Miss Jennie Suggitt. of Baddow, visit- ed Miss Townsend over Sunday. All the camps are breaking up for the season, Moore, Connell 8: Wiggins', in Galway, closed last week and have a large amount of logs ready for the next year’s cut. The many friends of Mr. M. Smith are sorry to hear of his illness. Mr. Smith is improving favorably under the care of .J. w. Allely’s. ' :say, where .he is trying his hand at “ iir- Dr. Wilson. Mr. S. Brisbin, a resident of Burnt River, was injured while working at Mitchell's Bridge on Friday last. Owing to the condition of the roads. no service was held at Burnt River on Sunday last. Some of the people of the village spent 'an evening last week at Coboconk at the Erink. .. A lot of people are getting out ice. It .looks as .if ice-cream will be plentiful. ’The large amount of snow on the gground was taken down some by the rain on Sunday. The Crown Timber Agent, Mr. Steven- tson, spent a day or two on business iii our village last week. Colonel Young, military stores inspec- rtor, spent a day at Capt. LeCraw's last week. ‘ , Mr. J. T. Perkins, Norland, has the ccontract of putting‘in 45 cords of stone for the new school. Mr. Thos. Gostlin, of Lindsay, is visit- iing friends in town. a- a‘-o-â€"4 nr- ~â€"-â€"-- ~" $312712; ‘ The Sow ls Importanf'.“3"-.l3’féi In feeding swine for market. the whole structure must have as its foun-i‘ datlon the brood sow. With 7 proper methods here, the feeder 'Will have strong, lusty pigs to begin with. By, growing them on pasture as much as possible, they will remain strong and vigorous, and when the time comes for the final fattening on com, he will' have an animal with strong powers of digestion and assimilation, and capable of withstanding heavy forced feeding _ without developing any form of consti‘ Corresponhnce of (he Gazette.) fiflonal weakness' Miss .Bertha Richman is at present , ‘ wisiting at Victoria Road. _ Mr. Arthur Stevens has left our little itOWn for Lindsay, wherehe has become _ :an employee of the G. T. R. Mr. Grant Wakelin has moved to Lind- . .Coboconk. _ .. “and.--” . -i ‘ “‘- u-â€"-~.._. _..-.- \M Trees and Shrubs. As a general thing, deep trenching or subsoiling, with liberal manuring, and then thorough culture if the trees and shrubs are growing in borders, or free watering if standing in the sod in seasons of drought, are the things :needfu'l for producing the best returns. Because these points are not .better heeded three-fourths of all the trees and shrubs in private grounds are set out poorly, grow slowly and hardly make a decent showing in a lifetime.â€" n. A. Long._ .ing ” on the-Gr. T. R. He will be missed in our town, as young men are-scarce. , We havc'again been visited by a snow-. istorm, but hope to soon have some fine- wcather. ' v - Mr. F. Downs, of the McLaren & Dalâ€" las Co., was in town on Monday 011 busi- ness. ' The surveyors have once mere visited (our town, and are busily engaged. They have brought a larger force this time, which looks as though they meant busi- .Qo 411055. The people of Coboconk witnessed a somewhat interesting game of hockey on Tuesday night, the teams being Coho- h The winter months in this part of Can- . 1‘ 'j. prepare for the Worst. This winter will] 1 EDrakc’s illness, and hope she will soon . '_ Tuesday nigh t. I 'A‘ is visiting in Coboconk. Our method of roasting our perfect blend ofMocha. ' and Java cofi’ees, develops and preserves the rich essential oil of the berries â€"brings out the fulness and richness of the flavor. That’s why . “3"?3 . .s' ,3 a 1 std-3% grifiiffifl - if» fife-"morass"? has such a. delicious,â€" appetizing aromaâ€"helps digestionâ€"satisfies. ' WhiteSwan‘Cofl‘ecisfirstsealed in parchment, then place-Ll in . tins, preserving; its full ' flavor and fr‘cshncss. ‘ t The Robert Graig Cu. _ ' Limited.’Ioronlo ' ._conk vs. Victoria Road. The home team Vavon, the score being 23-7; but the con- :testants parted good friends. > We are sorry to heal-of Mrs. William recover. - . We understand that Mr. Will Moore . is taking the store at Rosedale. if so, we wish him every success. l ~ A number of the young people of Cob- oconk attended the ball at Kinmount on ,Mr. Brandon, of Toronto, was in Cobo- , 7"conk on Tuesday, and witnessed the fliockey match. . , _Mr_. Melville. Cooke. of Fenelon‘ Falls, il“'\"Mrs. I. L. Cooke has returned home, after spending a few days with friends in Fenclon Falls. 0+.â€" ‘1 Powles‘s Lerner. ‘ l 536 acres in Nursery eiéEi. | Agents wanted at once to sell for Fall . ‘ (Corrrspmulenrc (flame Gazette) 1908 and Spring 1939 delivery; whole or part of time; liberal terms ; outfit free. Tim 'l‘nos. W. BOWMAN 85 SON 00., LTD. Ridgeville, Ont. ' " “To seem to be getting more severe, and ' wefshall‘ be wise if, in the future, we, or one cent per week will be added, as long as it remains unpaid. Allvel'tising' 1’: ates. Professional or business cards, 50 cents per line pcrannum. Casual advertisements, 8 Cents per line for the first insertion, and 2 cents per line for every subsequent inscr- lion. Contracts by the year, half year or less, upon reasonable terms. JOB PRINTII'EG executed neatly, cor- cctly and at. moderate prices. E. D. HAND, Proprietor Useluu find Right What would you think of an engineer who ran his engine two or three years, night and day, without cleaning or oil- ing?" , What would you give him fOr his machine after a few .* years of such use. And yet you subject your watchâ€"a far more delicate piece of machinery, to just this treatment. ‘Don’t you think it would pay you to have it cleaned and oiled up once a year. JOHN SLATER, - ISSUER or MARRIAGE LICENSES NEXT DOOR TO POST-OFFICE. FEMELGE FALLS. ' TRADE MARKS . DESIGNS [ COPYRIGHTS «no. Anytime sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free w other an invention is probably atenmble. Communica- tions strictly confident a1. HANDBOOK 0n Patents sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken 1. rough Ilium). a; (.0. receive apectalnoma, without charge, in he - Scientist snare. i A handsomely illustrated weekly. meat. err. wghanémy ggenglflo journal.1 Terms for . a. s o r all newtdealemy .p m p epnd’ son by‘ mum x. 00.2mm» rial-rm preach Office. 62%: H St... Washington. ti Many profit STOCKâ€"TAKING REMNANT SALE. odd lines were disposed of, but there are still many lines to be cleared out, so that those who come this week will not be disappointed, but will be well repaid, for we are determined to make a complete clcafincc of all odd lines, so that we may igwfivt‘fit‘w'w » " commence spring business with a clean, fresh stock , this end in View we have fixed the prices so low that the results desired cannot fail to be reached. ' General Store pin the County." '- , .33 J fig. R0320 it’d Always effective for the cure of Coughs and Colds that resent other treatment. An excellent builder. ‘PRICE 350. and SEC. a , qr littiiOll-S the, one. FEEELBfi Fhlhs. -_...-..M...r fa“ ’ ll llliif fidtfiti‘l costs a lot of: money. Therefore take care of the 'waggon you have. If it needs overhauling or re- pairing, have it done promptly and properly. Don’t let it go to rack through carelessness. My facilities for repair- ing repainting and overâ€" hauling Waggons ‘was 5 never‘ better. All work .‘ guaranteed. ' PLANING done on a good up-to-date machine at reasonable rates. ' F: o. dhambers. ream Lasoesse as nurseries. I have been appointed by the Dominion Government to place Immigrants from the United Kingdom in positions as farm laborers or domestic servants in this vicinity. Any person requiring such help should notify me by letter, stating fully the kind of help ‘reduircd, whcnwantcd and wages offered. The number arriving may not be sufficient to supply all requests, but every effort will be made to supply each applicant with help required. . . Thus. Robson, Canadian Govt. Employment Agent, FENELON FALLS, ONT, ed during the past week by this annual itinclreds of remnants and H?» ~wan-w _ ~W'rrucwtrn.‘ ; ' tâ€"Trmcr' fir , a? war-,1 1:257:12». Fer, . -. W . . _., : . - J. K39 «Ma. ,, ~41, ,, 5, Lj‘ifiwyifi .7 semi/é :r .x I Va. MMME. i '1 I 49‘ .3 e‘P‘.‘5-',. 9. i ‘53.; . «’3 \trq .3!) 1.; . ’ J .P a : 5‘ :1 VJ" 4 Al, . and with ‘__’ r “5:--.1/3. v1» ... . _ Just as we sell otheh‘féidlfliydfifthe highest grade, because we insist'thatxeverything in our stock shall be of the best. In attracting the trade of the best me-~ chanics and farmers of this communityâ€"- men who know what the. l ' in saving labor and mo}; _ _ ~ very best on the {mark‘éti i 5 Saws belong in that class. A Saw Scnsc booklet and bangle pin free to layono - «king to ace Atkins Silver-Steel Saws. doseph Edema... I Fenclon Fallsg” A complete stock of Furniâ€" ture of the best and newes designs always on hand. Prices the lowest. L. DEYh’iAN, Furniture and findsrtaking. Picture framing a specialty. seems “9133!! COURT â€"01" THE- C ounty 01‘ Victoria. The next sittings of the above Court wil be held in ’l‘womey’s hall,'F‘cnclon Falls ON THUREDW, l‘v’lllRCH l2th, 19 0%; commencing at 1.30 o’clock in the after- noon. Saturday, 1' ch.» 2911], will be the last day of service on defendants residing in this county. Dl‘l'l'llllfilll‘d living in other counties must or saved on or before Tue»- day, February 251i]. W Ullice hours from 10 a. m. to 4.1). m ELISHA MARK, E. D. HAND Bailiff. ' Clerk, Fenclon Falls, Dec’r 20th, l907. 4M .. «. .mw_..c A. . um