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’WJW'M wisps“ *4- A!" I ,,._‘-.,.f. ., .' NEWS OF THE Bu. y's Green. M, fiâ€"wm Correspondence of the Gazette. Service will be held at the usual hour ‘ at“ St. Peter‘s - church- on Easter Day. l‘he Rector, the Rev. W. H.‘ A. French, ' desxres all the members and friends to i come out to church, as he intends to be ‘ there if he has to walk to the church, - and nothing but the barrier of an imposâ€" s1b1lity will prevent the service taking . place. Sermon and Holy Communion ‘ will be given. The Rev. Pierre de Lom, .F. R. C. S., will assist the Rector and (preach for him if within the bounds of }_possibility; so let the news be advertised : and circulated far and wide. - Rosedale. ( Correspondence of the Gazezte.) The roads in this vicinity are still in ‘l a very bad condition, and it is to be élioped that we will soon get some warm ‘ weather to dry them up. Miss Viola McIntosh has been on the : sick list for the past week ; but we are , pleased to see her able to be out again. Mr. Peel, of Coboconk, spent Sunday i in Rosedale. Mr. W. Brandon, of Fenclon Falls, was 5 in Roscdale on Monday. It was with much regret that the peo- ;ple of this place learned of the death of :Mr. Henry Austin on Sunday last. Mr. .Austin' was well known and highly es- '-fteemed by all. ' Mr. James McMahon, a former resi- odent of this place, but now of Kirkileld, ispent Monday here. I ' Mr. McDonald is proceeding with the icreetion of a large boarding-house, and rseveral other buildings to be used for ioliice, store-houses etc. He expects to « commence operations on a large scale in 2 the near future. - Wedding bells are ringing. ___.._.-. Burnt River. Correspondence 'of the Gazette. Tiir. J. Rettie has returned to Longford. Mrs. Sam Suddaby is Spending the ‘Ilaster season in Toronto. Mr. T. Hodgson, Orillia, spent Monday Lin town. A house owned by Mr. Shuttlcworth :aud occupied by Mr. Stead narrowly es- i raped being burnt to the ground on Sun- ‘ uay last. The lire happened to be noticed 1 before it had gained much headway and 'was soon put out. The result was a bad- El y damaged roof. Mr. Geo. Wiggins. 0f Fenelon Falls, :spent part of the week in this vicinity, Mr.and Mrs. Hodge, of Lindsay, are 'visiting at Burnt River. M r. Win. L‘odd spent Tuesday at Fenc- l].,.i Falls. Mr. O. Barr, of Galway, called on :1‘riends this week. I School closed on Thursday for the l-Iaster vacation, and will re-opcn Mon~ «('iay_,'Aprii 26th. ‘ ' Mr. Archie Sheehey has moved into tithe house formerly occupied by A. Rettie. The football team have been busy revery evening getting in trim for the zooming season, and many interesting .games are expected in the near future 0+0 Coboconk. (Correspondence of the Gazette.) Mr. Bernarr Wilson, of Lindsay, spent LSaaday in Coboconk. Mr. R. J. Cpoke has returned home again, after spending a few days in Tor- -onto and London. Mr. Brothers, of the James Lumber fL‘o., Toronto, was in town on Tuesday on el-usiness. M r. George Richman, general mer- «(-hant, was in Lindsay on Monday, trans- ;aoting business. M r. and Mrs. Albert Ryckman were :sairprised on Thursday evening last by a party of young people, who spent an en- ,joyable evening, returning home in the “co, sma' hours. ‘ The general opinion is that Mr. Spring :lms come at last, as we are having lovely fv'cathcr. The streets here are becom- ing quite dry__and clean, which is some- ‘.tl:ing to be desired. “Miss Adams is at present visiting her ffather, Mr. C. Adams, town. _ AWc regret very much to hear of Mrs. .li. Barjarow‘s serious illness, and hope tshc will soon recover. ‘ M r. Melville Cooke is spending a few at ;ys in Cobocmik. Afternoon Tea.â€"-â€"The Women’s Aid of ‘the English church will hold an after- noon tea on Tuesday, April 2lst, from 4 p. m. until 7 p. m., at the residence of hlr. Geo. Stevens, Albert street. Ail- .niission 10c. ~-â€"â€"»o- .. Nsrland. ('(H‘I'ESPOILLZCILCU of the Gazette. Mr. Harold Wessel entertained some «of his friends at his home here on Sat- urday evening. The making of maple sugar and maple .sg. rap is the order of the day. Quite a number of people are making it and bringing it to the stores to sell. .\i r. Archie Badger-ow was in town on bitsini‘SS this Week. M r. Chas. Peel, of the Gill River Lums. bur Co.. Coboconk, with the GO\'ermncv_ i1 scalcr, was ill town for a day mc:1SI‘~‘u‘1“g logs. .. Mr. Stevens, of Coboconlg. -r “715111 town vs. business one day this“ Week HESS”... pew). Arugue and Will Quinn, oi sing-01a, “vou. ;- in town on Sunday. .\'lr. x..ed[,f(.iililll has left this vicinity to look ism work Wood bees are very popular in this vicinity, and a number are being held. - Bliss Sadie Murchison, of Beech Lake, spent Sunday in town. The friends and acquaintances of M '\\'cliiugton Wilson “'iil be glad to know that he is able to be up. iii-.5. Thus. Cooper, of Dougola. has closed the mortgage on the C. O. F. hall, and the Foresters hive lost a fine build- log. The Victoria Glee Club “monthly meeting "n ‘T.‘-_‘ urday evening. NEIGHBORHOOD A Haliburton (Correspondence of the lGuzctte ) In looking over the various items of news in your newsy little paper, I notice the absence of- any remarks in connec- tion with our progressive little burg. This, I presume, is owing to the fact that but few of us trouble ourselves to make known through the columns of the press the claims of this portion of Ontario. I am‘well aware that many persons living in the frontier towns far to the south are in blissful ignorance of our exact geo- ‘ :. graphical position. For the imformation of those I may, at some future time, dilate on the beauties of our lakes, rivers, mountains and magnificent ‘scon- ery, the position we occupy with regard to the equator, our great elevation above the level of the sea, etc., etc. The village is considered by many vis- itors as one of the most charming holi- “day resorts that Ontario can furnish. Of course in the winter season business does not move with that “ vim " which is noticeable in the other seasons. The mills are closed and’ the hum of the saws is quiet until winter gives place to spring. Lumbering operations are car- ried on here very extensively by Laking- Bryan & Austin Bros. The cut this year is expected to be in advance of any pre- vious year. Our merchants, too, are doing a good trade. Of course they are all conscientious men, and sell goods at a reasonable figure. We have two up-to- date medical practitioners, who take the greatest possible interest in looking after the health of the citizens. The ed- ucation of the juvenile portion of the population is looked after by two teach- ers. The leading religious denominations are all represented here, viz. Anglican, Baptist, Presbyterian and Methodist, and the congregations are punctual and at- tentive. The accommodation of the travelling public is looked after by M r. McKenzie, formerly of Kinmount, but now of the Grand Central, and Mr. Watt, of the “Watt House," which is a large airy building commanding an excellent view of the wharf and railway station. Our barber is avcry flue fellow, and takes great pains in shaving all who favor him with a call. The post oilice department is presided over by our esteemed post- master, Mr. Dover, and his accomplished assistant. ' Our branch of the Sterling Bank which is under the care of Mr. Borrett, its able and obiiging manager, may be numbered among the flourishing institutions of the place. There are numerous other trades and occupations carried on here, but, being uncertain as to the fate of my communiâ€" cation on its arrival at the oilice, I shall for the present draw to a close. Of course your " devil " or some other per- sonage may consign this M S. to the waste paper basket and hence to the flames. In that case you may never hear from me again. ' POCAIIONTAS. 6-. Powles’ Corners. (Correspondence of the Gazette.) The snow is not going away as fast as we would like it to. This year it ap- pears to be something like sticking plas- ter ; but everybody thinks it will all be gone by the first of June. Dr. R. M. Mason has made a couple of professional calls out to Mr. .las. Fell's, as he is expecting an increase ‘in the number of his horses. It takes only 86 representatives from Ontario to'see after the affairs of this Province at Ottawa; but Premier Whit- ney proposes to give Ontario 106 repre- sentatives in the Local House. Had he determined to cut down the number in- stead of increasing it, it would have been far been for the people's pockets. In one way and another, from the town- ship council to the Federal House, we are about represented to death. Mr. A. Hero has been building a very neat and substantial veranda for Messrs. Cullis &. Lane. Mr. H. is a good mechan- ic and gives good satisfaction. Mr. John S. Brown delivered live or six fat cattle last Tuesday toAMr. Paul Oui- lett-e, of Fenelon Falls. Some of the cellars in this vicinity have a considerable quantity of water in them. Tiie'ratcpayers in this school section will now know how the water found its way into the basement of the school-house about two or three years ago. Some. of the ratepayers accused the care-taker of letting the water run in, so that he would get the job of taking it out again, which occupied two days at 50 cents a day. The trustees, can have the dollar back again if they want it. Mr. Bert Sims, of Owen Sound, is home on a visit to his parents. A number of farmers in this locality are going to try the seed pea. experi- ment, and are getting a quantity from Squire & Flavellc, of Lindsay. woo-oâ€" District Notes. . â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€" r The t\vo-yoap7clfl .rvoui] 311'. ~“viillfilil Baker, of Li, Adsay, a former resident of Fonda" Fan s, was rim over and killed by a freiglb' in train at Lindsay on Friday last... ' . ’ " The Wood Products 00., of Toronto, - l are establishing a plant at l‘i'alilnirton, l and will employ a large number of hands. Mr. J. M. Chalmers, of the Lindsay Pian- ing Mill, has been awarded the contract for supplying material for fifteen dwellâ€" ings for the employees. A earload of material will be shipped this week, it is said.â€"â€"P08t. Lindsay will have THREE daily papers after May 1st. The Watchmau-Warder will issue a daily, to be called the Daily Wardcr, the newly-organized Free Press Publishing Co. will get out a. daily, as well as a weekly, and the Evening Post 1' Truly, itnever rains is already there. but it pours. Lime and Portland Cement. For J. u. BRANDON, 1.33.1 u...) l sale at the Standard Chemical hem their i Com; any‘s Line Kiln, Fenclou Falls. Our only are wi friend. i I any one. Free Trip SAVE YOUR ii CHECKS . . .. ‘7 sass cares so rose reason for so generous gifts is to give wide publicity to our store, to We have one of the largest business stands popularize it with all the . _ i I p _ it is big enough and well enough stocked to supply a1 anywhere in the country, . . you people, we want you to make this your buying place We are not adding one cent to prices to make up for the cost of these 7 trips, we lling to spend that much“ to make our trade bounds wider yet ” and to get large increase of busmess. Naturally enough we exp V expect them to start now and ,get all our clicks they not wish to compete your'Sell‘, secure a moo bunch of clicks for Remember that you 'buy here at least cheap as elsewhere. ON 1*] ’I‘I-IINGâ€" CERT] AIN is that not the slightest partiality will be show any person. If checks are not taken from the clerks they will be destroyed. No one connected with the store will in any way whatever show particular \Ve will not have it said on August 25th that any person was shown particular favors. s will be given on a fair and square basis. So depend upon it. TERRILL BROS. In a few people. ect the people to take kindly $EED POTATOES. A limited quantity of seed of two of the lest potatoes on the market, “ Irish Cobbler," extra early, and “ Gold Com," a medium ripening potato, for sale. Price, )cr peck, 50c.; bushel, $1.50. E. G. HAND, Fenclon Falls. I... -v s‘n BASEBALL OUTFITGEEN This outfit consists of {our articles. just as illustrated nhovc, made of good man-rial and well manufactured, FREE in: selling only {WOO worth nfour i‘ustaolling [lower and Veg: table seeds. Send us your name and address and We'll mail you the Feds to sell nt 51: small and 10:: for largo ackagcs. WRITE A‘T ONCE. A po~tcard will do. THE I‘d“. lAillJS, PREMIUM 09., Dept. Waterloo, Out. (Reference, Nelson's Bunk). Union as Riga 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 \‘fltullâ€"ft far more delicate piece of machinery, to net 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 ’ I NEHJ‘GORJEQ I’gngTOFFICE. FEMELQH 7mm: Marcus g I .- ~ DESIGNS [ - . a COPvmei-u's &c. Anyone sendingge sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free w ether an invention is probabiypntentohie. ,Communlca. tions strictlyconildcutini. HANDBOOK on Patent. sent tree. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken iiiroucn Munn a. Co. 16091 opcclat. notice, without charge, a - scans fisiétitcit. I Ahandsomely illustrated weekly. Largest cir- culation of any scientific 10am . Terms for Canada, 33.75 a. you. postage prepaid, Sold by. all newsdeclers. ’ fir:an 013 m n t. . FsLE'sf“7“ ‘ Safe Paint to use is TIIE SHERIl’I/I- WILLIAMS PAIN T It is a pure lead, zinc, and linseed oil paint of ‘j the greatest durability. plied it can’t go wrong. We can show ' you houses, painted with that are still in good condition and that prove the value of the paint. 6 // a REE GL9 Standard Timothy, ALSEKE, ALFALFA. AND ALL KINDS OF GARDEN AND FIELD ‘ snubs __._.__.___..â€"â€" ‘ss‘c‘o‘snasrasiea cons-r l 2 -â€"OF TilEâ€" ‘ ' . .. County of Victoria. The next sittings of the above Court wil- he held in Twomey’s hall, Fenelon Falls ON THURSDAY, iUi'lE- 25th, 1908, commencing at 1.30 o’clock in the after- noon. Saturday, June 13th, will be the last day of service on defendants residing in this county. Defendants living in other counties must be served on or before Tues- day, June 9th. £813” Uiiice hours from 10 a m. to 4 p. m. ELISI‘IA MARK, E. D.HAND, ‘ Builifi'. Clerk. Fenclon Falls. March liiih, 19(8 ___.____'________..__ We have some of the newest lines in Wedding Invitations, “Siting _ Cards Memorial Cards. etc., which it ‘Will give 5‘, 4" Wilton: , i I spleasurc to show you atthevGAZli'i'Ifu- reraaagaymwmayypl . . FFIOE, words we want the people to under- stand this plan of ours to give EEO FAER. W,” ’3“ " ' *3". simple, straightforward ea: to our generous gifts, we possibly can. If you do some deserving favors to Our Produce Counts as Cash. ' wet-.-msmm'rmawww '1'“ ‘ .' ' ~ 3'5. v Properly ap- it years ago, fir- s'. um; ..-A=irlfiauu:x}Â¥.: ‘.‘L‘1'-.“. ' SOLD BY "i" FENELQN Fishifi. A complete stock of Furni- ture of the-best and homes designs always on hand. ' Prices the lowest. L. DEYI‘VIAN, -& SON- Furniture and Undertaking. Picture framing a specialty. ’ y . Aflrhiwcavv . -.. A liEli’ llifiiiGilN- costs a lot of money. Therefore take. care of the Waggon you have. If it needs overhauling or reâ€" .. m... u. .,.gairir§8,s._ll§)’e ' promptly and propevijly‘.‘ DOn’t let it go to rack. through carelessness. My facilities for repair? ing repainting and over- , hauling waggons- were > never better. All work guaranteed. PLANING doneon a good up-to-date machine at reasonable rates. E". (3. Gham’bsrs. m Igu-m‘ywmyfi. as...