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j' . ..< . . r .A'. /:/: xv“ ., .5: 1?...) ‘ in weight from the genuine. â€"Rcm‘cw. . _______________________.___.._â€"â€"â€" Hare ’s the Way they do it in Lindsay. A prominent citizen was notified by the VHFENELON' FALLS MARKETS mayor to fill up a hole in the street ' _'" front of his residence. Ho filled it wp'tli ashes; and was promptly summoned be- fore the magistrate, and had to pay $3.- 05c. costs for putting ashes on thc‘strect. . .Mr. Wilbert Alger, an employee of the Lindsay Light, Heat and Power Co., ro- celved a shock of 1,000 volts while work- ing at the top of a 35-foot pole, on Mon- tluoy morning, and fell to the ground. Ills climbing belt, however, hold him close to the pole and checked the speed of his fall, and he received no injury except a few slight bruises. . Shortly after dinner on Tuesday of last week, ilre broke out in the depot ' camp of the Cavendish Lumber Co. The camp is situated on the border between Anstruther and Cavendish, and is about ~sixtecn miles from Gooderham. Two store-houses, .the blacksmith. shop and ' stables were completely destroyed. The loss incurred“ is in the neighborhood - of $3,000, and is mostly covered‘by in- Slll‘tl nee. .. Bogus fifty-cent pieces are in circula- tion in Petcrborengh. 'They arc-a-poor imitation of the genuine coin, and are v not likely to fool many. They are made of nhpninum, and of course are much ' lighter than-the real thing. They are dated 1881, and have the queen‘s head upon them. The coin would be a good mutation, were it not for the (liiferenco _.__________.__-â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€" ___â€"__..â€"_.__.__..__â€"___â€"â€"_. SMITH.â€"-â€"ln the township of Vcrulam : 'on Friday, ..l\lay 15th, 1908, the wife of M 1'. Wellington Smi.th,.of adaughter. ' BOOTH."At Burnt River, on Saturday, . Pasture For Foals. ' ‘ There is far more in arranging about . pastorage than is often supposed. A pasture may be good for calves, and . cows and poor for foals and horses. - In respect to the pasture deemed best ., ' for foals a Kentucky exchange advises ‘as ,follows: It is not required to have for such a. purpose what is known as rich land. Nery rich land produces rank. grass. and this is not the sort to make fine. , such material will be pretty sure to . be lacking in spirit, being slow of movement and deficient in wind, so 5 that when placed in harness to be re- quired to go at a moderatelyfast pace- - something not likely to be done except by a frequent application of the whipâ€" they breathe heavily, sweat much and ' soon tire. v ' ' The be‘St soilfor foals is one that is dry. Sometimes this is secured by = natural and at other times by artificial causes. It the soil abounds in rocks scattered about and that are a foot or more in diameter, they are not objee tionable, but small stones are faulty, because the foals in. running are liable _ ’ to strike them and so injure their , boots. The grass on the lands needed _ strong, bones and muscles of the firm l and enduring sort. Foals raised on for :foals should be sweet and tender. [thus every part of the animal grows .as it should v ‘ ‘ ' ' W HOUSE FOR SEEEOB T0 BENT. . Good frame house on Francis street east, Fenclon Falls. App] y to WM. GOLDEN JIL, 10ti‘. Fenelon Falls P. O. *560 Acres in Edursery 95inch. Agents wanted at once to sell for Fall 1908 and Spring 1909 delivery ; whole or part of time ; liberal terms ; outfit free. Tun 'l‘nos. W. BOWMAN & SON 00., LTD. Ridgevillc, Ont. WOOD F33 SALE. The undersigned is prepared to deliver wood to any part of the village at any time. Hard or soft wood 4 feet long or cut to order. All kinds of green and dry wood bought at highest price. 46. rs. WHALEY. ’______,._____.__.__â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€"â€"- I-Iouses for Sale. Two good Fr-une Houses for sale. one on Fidler's Hill and; one one mile South 01 the village, - ‘ W..’l‘. JUNKIN, Fenelon Falls. COURT: 0F.“ REVISION... Notico -is.- hereby givcm tlmt-a-Cmirt: f 9r the Revision otthe Assessment Roll ' of the municipality-of the. Wli'lng‘e-of"Fenclon.Fnlls. willbo. hold Eill': T‘Womey’s . Halt. imthc said village of Fonelon FallS,'Oilv Monday, .lhe lst day.oi;h'me,.1903,.. at 8 o'c10ck p.-.m. All personshaving business at the said Court are requested t o attend. ._'l‘he roll is at the cluk!s:o‘?:ce hrs inspcoliw. ‘ ' w. rr. .-U,1~{<:IN. \ lllfige Clerk. 1 Notice is hereby given that a Court .for May 10th, 1908, the wife of Mr. George Booth of twins, son and daughter. ~ spection. ' 'lcss, .uppn reasonable terms. ~V.~â€"'~..- .fl . » , .. - . . _ a I .. , “assessoc-c-oo. Fenclon Falls, Friday, May 8th, 1908, Reported by me Noan scar Roller mu Co that,Scutch or Fife .... 90 to 95 What would you think of am an than in war Wheat, fall, per bushel. . .. 88 ~ 90 ¢ Wheat spring ........ 85 87 . _ , ~ Burleychr bushel........ 50 60 I . . ,. , engineer W110 ran 1118 engine; luckwheat“ 55 60 For along time glasses were used onlyto ass1st 1n , h, l ,0 -0,1't 0m u - 43 5.) . d- . , ~, . . - two 01 t lee you», 11101 an Pens; H 8” 82 lea ing 01 new wom, but With increased knowledge of d 7. .t1 t 1 fin” or Oil . Rye, ’ u 65 7n the eye, we are able to adjust glasses to improve the . “3’ ~WI 10“ 0 ea] D gofiltgeiiel‘nb ‘25? _ Sight, thereby curmg "chronic headaches, neuralgia and ms? . u .c ‘ - . . . . ._ Eggs,{3ér dozenfluu 15 16 nldlly nel‘VOUS affections caused by eyestram. ~ VVhat would you glve 111111.}. 3:12;?” 1°09 , If your eyes tire easily do not wait ‘till serious for his machine after a few" Hogsdiv'e"; .. 5.90 é trouble developes. 'Have the strain removed. The years of such use_ Ho 9 Dressed 700 - ' ‘. . .‘ , , 1 - _‘ .. . . . Beg-f ....... ..... . H 500 6.0,, socp‘irei the easieit. _ Piolpeily adJIlSlfdglile? Will dotit. And yet you subject your ‘ , ‘ _, re 90 c are ex er s in re levmo‘ 8 es rain-an o“uaran ee . - . Skins[SLIZZIIIIZH i2 ' ~18 a i . c p. _ " b y ' i ‘9 watchâ€"a far more delicate mu" B.”‘“d°"’s 3"“ "" 3‘00- i ' ' . piece of machinery; tojust th1s:.' Flour, Silver Leaf .. 2.70 2 _ » Flour, Victoria. .... ...... 2.70 l Foot Of Kent St" ‘ treatn‘lent, Flour New Process 2.60 ,-_ . ' ' 7 . ° , ' ;' glow",'FamgyikGlippcr.... V ‘ .. a - . Dont you think lt- would). mn )er' 3...... .0 - ;-~ - . - ~ . Shorisi “ u '1.:;0 1:35 0 “O you tohave it cleaned and. Mixed Chop « 155 1.60 Olled up Once a year. iiiéflhwllittifi. If you are going to build a house 0r barn next summer, you will need Doors and Sash, Window and Door» Frames, Mould- ings, Stairs and (other interior work. - 2 rui- cousrr or REVISION.‘ JOHN SLATER,- ISSUER or MARRIAGE Licnusns NEXT noon TO POST-OFFICE. FEEELGN FALLS. 'the Revision of the Assessment Roll of the .Municipality of the Township of Sornerville v, will be. held in the. . I » Orange Hall, Burnt River, [ " -. â€"â€"onâ€" . > Saturday, he 30th day of May, 1908, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon. All parties having business at the said Court are requested to attend. The Roll is at the clerk‘s ofiico for in- S. SUDDABY, - ; Township Clerk. COURT or REVISION. Notice is hereby given that a Court for the revision of the 4.5lssess'ni'ent Roll of the Municipality of the _ Towvnship- of 1*“enelor1 will be held in the Orange Hall, Gambray. â€"â€",01 â€"- 1 Monday, the 25th day of May,1908, Den't put oflf ordering these things until the carpenters are waiting for them, and we are rushed and behind .with orders. Figure upyour requirements now, and .bringthem to the ~ - mm FALLS manna nu . A. TEiRS PROPRHETGB. SEconn omelet: collar" 'â€"'OF THE“ ' County of Victoria. The next sittings of the above Court wit”- bc held .in Twomey’s hall, Fenclon' Falls ON THURSDAY; JUNE 25th, 1908, commencing at 1.30 o’clock in the afterw noon. Saturday, June 13th, will be the last DENTIST TORONTO. 'day of service on defendants residing in will be at the this county: Defendants living'in other" MANSION HOUSE, FENELON FALLS counties must be served on or beférc Tues-- nod. and Thurs, May 27th and 28th, day" We 9”“ l W Olhcehours from 10 a. m..to 4 p. m.. ~ And Wednesday and Thursday of I every alternate week following. ELISHA MARK1 - E' D ' HAND! ' ' . l k... Satisfaction assuredâ€"Plate, Crown and Bad!“ F 0 ex ~Bridge work a Specialty. Fenclon Falls, March 14th, 19v8- Hip Don’t forget that" 1;: have- a, first class Planer and am: ' prepared to do all work in. this line in the beststyle 3.; also to make- ’ SASH'i AND v DOOfiSL. Yimr. patronage . solicited;. O 0 MM SEED POTATOES. A. limited quantity of seed of two of the best potatoes on the market, “ Irish Cobbler,” extra early, and “Gold Coin," a medium ripening potato, for sale. Price, per peck, 500.; bushel, $1.50. Also ordinary mixed potatoes, excep tionally well kept-firm and sound 'as the day they were dug. Price on appli cation. Small potatoes of all above varieties at reduced prices. ' . ‘ E. G. HAND, Fenclon Falls. ‘nn.snanns, Prepare for PositiOn paying from $35 to $100 per month by attending the popular ELLIOTT MW _. ~ . TORONTO. ONT. This school'is noted far and near for the superior education given to the students and for the remarkable suc- cess of its graduates. College open the entire year. Begin now. Our training will make you independent. Write to- day for catalogue. W. J‘. Elliott, Principal. COR. YONGE AND ALEXANDER 8T8. at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon. All parties having business at the said Court are requested to attend. " The Roll is at the clerk‘s office for in- spection. ' INTENDI'NG PLANTERS or NURSERY STUCK. 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 ‘Wanted. Whole or part of time; ' Salary or liberal commission. Outfit, free. Sendv for terms. ‘ . CANADA'S oLDnlr NURSERIES. The Thos. W. Bowman 813011, Co. Ltd llIllGEVlLLE, ONT. ‘ Lindsay Marble Works Hoist. Chambers Dealer in and manufacturer of all kinds Marble and Grille Monuments JOHN B. l’OWLES, Clerk of the Court, mm is“ START Mil TililE. go Get your training in the school .that- is qualified to give you the best that can be had. THE BRITISH I 'AMERICAN Busmuss COLLEGE, Y. M. ’ C. A. Building, Toronto. Write for Ecatalogue. ’ L Lime and Portland Cement. . r..â€" - mm. mamas.an was.an ‘5 ' For sale at the Standard Chemical Company‘s Lime Kiln, Fcnelon Falls. J. H. BRANDON, Local Agent. EEKRS’ rough and wet wear. ‘ll I have just received d s ? " ' VWNAVE’FAV % ‘ll Made specially for , 2ND CLASS . . . , . , - _. V Round-TI.” mum”. Being a direct importer I am able to a’ stool‘ Of the celebla’te “ { .43 . g To 1 quote the closestprices. . Dayfoot Shoes : - I“ I have lately lllSlflllPd a pneumatic pol- . . -' I, y islring machine, and a pneumatic plant for manufactured Don’t, forget, we carry a, " ' A. Lettering and Tracing. We are able to do better and deeper work than heretofore. Cull and gel designs and prices. WORKSâ€"In the rear of the Market on Cambridge street, opposite the Packing House.‘ B. CHAMBERS, Proprietor. i. ‘5, Dayfoot & Co, of George- 3 town, Ont, who make a 1 specialty of shoes for lum- 3 bermen and river drivers. vi SASKATCHEWAN '1 ALBERTA ~ GOENG DATES Iprll 14. 28 Jun. 9. 2) Aug. 4. 1| lay 12. 28 July 1. 21 “pt. 1. 15, 1! Ticket. load to return within 60 don VERY LOW RATES from ‘1‘ Win“ R _ W. _ d int Outing.2 00 origin mmpeg an re urn . betwoe: Edmonton and return $42.50 Tickets issued to all North-Wutpointa. TOURIST SLEEPERS A limited W number of Tourist. Sleep lug-flare will. be. run ‘on epch ' exouraionJully. nipped With beddins, ates-.Berthu should “curmudgud for - through looal, agent at l x days , before excursion loaves. _ ' vRates and full information contained ’- in tree Homeaeekera’ pamphlet. Ask near- ; est C.P.R. agent for a copy. or write to c. n. rosru. buncth m. an; 1m.» llllllllll llllS Ellllll. is printed every Friday at the oiiice,. corner May; and Francis Streets. SUBSCRIPTION i $L00:A $3.33,, IN ADVANCE ,...-,,,g, ,Waihthg. and, o,,,,,._ ' none. .ent' w. ek 'll=b dd » ' - l - 0 as.l;ng;aps(:,it reemni-i'ils languid; ed, hauling" xl'wflggonsi were. â€"â€" I never bet-ten. All. work odd Dressers and Stands, Parlour Suits 5 and 3 ‘ "jpieces-,.Iron= Beds, Side- boards, Extension tables. 3Diner. Chairs, and all household: furniture, a completeline of springs . ;. 1 .and mattresses. " J° W' BRYANS» T I V Also new- stock of ‘ mouldings, bring your pic- , _ tures-intoebe- framed be- g Weston’s Bread for Sale. ~ I ' [fore starting houscclcanig. 3‘ . Prices. right. . WWWWW’WWW‘WWW ii See “ The River King” L the best shoe on the mar- 5* , hot for the man who, is 5* a going on the river. I ’5???“â€" ll NEW WAGGON osts 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 toirack " through carelessness. " _ My. facilitiesforzrepair- ‘ 11;.DEYMAN " 86' "SON. W, \ -'.' star. 3‘) 2-7 :. is . WE" WAE‘ST" a reliable local salesman for‘Fcnelon». ' ‘alls and adjoining country to represent 497M“ ,I '_ Mutants- GREATEST" i. flunssmas., . Largest lis‘t-ohcommereial and ‘domesa tic (fruits, large and small; .ornamentals: v and; shade trees;: flowering. shrubSr~ .~ vines,- roses-~; fine seed-lpotatoes-one of: HOUS'ESiAND' LOTS7FORESALE“ $l,500 will buy-.one double andxonc singlet housevon. Francis streets. ' 700 will buy'a-ilo-roomh'ouse, withtgoodi collar well, woodshed, .stnblc, .drivahouse ‘ andfah. n~.house, on Murryzstreet. ' Ailf‘9rt‘slllgf‘l‘flms' . gllanl'rlf'eed1 ~ - .ourr specialties. Stock“ that‘s is :h‘ardy; $300 will .buy fi-‘-rooul.. house andzwoodn Psrniessxonal - or-busmeas card3.=.50 cents . r ‘ , " l comes:~ff0m.118;‘-. shed-.011 hurry-street: pcrdine per annum. Casual advertisements, - ' " 1‘ Apply to... A‘permancnt‘situatiénxiOr-théright l ' iman,.for-whom territory will be reservi- ed... Pay weekly... Free equipment. Write f0r.particulai's.., 4 Stone: 8; ‘ momma-mm.» ‘ .-F0nthlll ' Nurseries. . I (850 loans), v LTORONTO M -- ONTARIO : ill rnos. GRAHASHCFcnalongFAll'aé oMo .Merwcnrm a. rant-,.Lindaay., _ ___________..._.__'â€"â€"â€"aâ€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-. doneon - a. good ’up-to-dnte machine atreasonable; ' rates: 0. Chambers. ;8 cents per-line for the first insertion, and '2 ccnls-per.li.ne.for.cvery subsequent'inser- tion. Contracts bylhc year, lmlftyear or . 1 ‘l l J OB‘PlliHflNeue 01118.4 ‘nefillyz 90" v, adding Invitatimis,,. Visiting (Eli‘ng 6 Memorial Cards, ctc., whiéh it will give a ' 3 pleasure to show you, at the Gazan Erica. n ' ' O‘f c Ctly.;li"lll‘1:_§:t;ljlo crate-prices». , . .':L‘ E.D.. HAND,“ " ' 1 Proprietor Use Your Watch Right: . full line ochdroom'suits, 4 f ' We have some 06 the newest: lines lin‘i' a . .r (1' I ‘r l . ‘ r.