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Horusâ€"The Women's Aid of the English Church, Coboconk, will hold an At Home at the'residence of Mrs. Bain, on Wednesday, Sept. 15th, from 5 to 8 p. in. Ten cents contribution. OFF THE TRACK."Pil-l‘b of the train be- tween Millbrook and Omcmec ran off the track on Wednesday, but no damage is reported. Mrs. M. Wallace, Mrs. MeDiarmid and Mrs. M. Hamilton of Fenelon Falls were on board, and had a ride on the engine as far as Omemee. KINMOUNT Finaâ€"Do not fail to take in the Kinmount Fair. Special excur- sion from Lindsay at single fare for the round trip on Saturday, Sept. 11th, leav- ing at 9.30, returning at 6. Lindsay band. Newton’s Merry-go-round, four speeding events; $300 in prizes. A first class time assured. PIANO CLASS.â€"l\'ilss Brown, A. 'l‘. C. M., of Lindsay, intends organizing a class for Piano and Theory pupils in Fenelon Falls. It is desirable that applications be made at onee at Mr. W. T. Junhin’s, Oak street, on Mondays or Tuesdays. Pupils prepared for examinations. for Women. illustrated daily Fashion Hints. ’ H But the “Star 5 A FULL LINE OF THE the news of all the world, day by day. NEW fihTAhlfl REABEES NOW IN STOCK. )) worth reading about. ~- diet A user Text Books, Scribblers, and School Suppliesâ€" a,‘ big assortment. Omnnosn or LAUI)ANU1\I.â€"â€"On Wednes- day Mrs. Wm.Sproats gave one of the children, who was ill, a large dose of laudan um in mistake for some other med- icine, but, fortunately, noticed it immediw ately afterwards and called in Dr. Gould, who soon had the little patient out of danger. S'r. Axnuuw‘s ANNIVERSARY.â€"â€"Tlle an- niversary services in St. Andrew’s Church will be held, as announced, on Sunday and Monday, October 24th and 25th. As the 25th is Thanksgiving day, there will be a Thanksgiving supper in the evening. Rev. A. Mac‘i‘dillan, M. A., Toronto, will preach on Sunday, and will .deliver one of his popular lectures on Monday evening. Look out for bills. LOCAL OPTIONâ€"The petition for local option which has been in circulation has now more than the number. of signatures required by law and is ready for submission to'the council. A vote on this very important question will there- fore take place on January 3rd. Fencâ€" lon Falls will .thus be in line with Lindsay, Bobcaygeon, l’eterborough, and other municipalities. Rev. C. S. Lord will preach on probition next Sunday evening. AMPUTATION WAS Nncnssaur.â€"â€"About two weeks ago Mr. Charles W. Coppins, of Ball Point, while at a threshing at Mr. W. Switzer’s near Cameron, got his foot caught in a rope while the machine was being taken out of the barn and had his right leg broken in two places just above '5 the ankle. The breaks were verybad ones and did not heal up properly-{and it was considered necess- ary to'amputate the limb. Mr. Coppin‘s was taken to his home on Tuesday last. On? Wednesday Dr. Johnston and Dr. Graham amputated the leg about three inches above the knee, and the patient is progressing favorably. New BUILDINGS.â€"Mr. Samuel Pogue is having a frame addition 101; x 22 feet built in the rear of his house on Bond street west. Mr. A. Tiers, who has pur- chased half of Mr. l’ogue’s lot, is erect- ing thereon'a two story frame dWelling 24 x 80, with cement foundation, and kitchen attached. A cement cistern is being built in with the foundation. Mr. Tiers will have both hard and soft water in the house, as a good spring was found while digging out the cellar. Mr. Geo. Martin is building a brick veneered dwelling on his lot south of the river near ~his residence, but facing on Lind- say street. The size is 31 x 31. It will be occupied by Mr. Tom. Sadler. o- Robsons’ Drugstore. FENELON FALLS. . Physique type Hmisafigureofaman with' slightly stoop i ng shoulders. Q] By our physique type system of designing this departure from the is corrected in the finishing of the clothes. It. is 1 5.1. .15- I b 'or am in a range to suit any man who wants good clothes. q Below $15 you are in the . “danger-zone” for quality. * Dominick Sprait Shot and Killed. A distressing shooting accident took place on Friday afternoon about 1.30 o'clock on the river bank in the John Carew mill yard just opposite the Baker Lumber .mill, at Lindsay, the victim be- ing Master Dominick Spratt, second youngest son of Mr. R. P. Spratt. It seems. that Dominick was engaged in loading millwood near a clump of bushes on the river shore. A short distance up the river a local citizen was in a boat looking for water fowl. He was armed with a 32 calibre rifle and in shooting at a mud hen he either shifted 1] But from $15 up you are in Semi-ready selections. ' Suits at $151 Suits at $18 : _-_ u . Suits at $20 ., ~' Suits at $22 . - Suits at $25 his position or the bullet glanced from , ' some object. Dominick Spratt received 332 30“ $35_â€""“ die 13?)?" lines the fabnam of: quality the contents of the rifle in the abdomen. He was taken to the Ross Hospital, where he died early on Saturday morn- ing.â€" His parents have the sympathy of the entire community. Many messages ' of sympathy have been received by . them from outfide points. The funeral , on Monday was very largely attended. - 'Ieldom seen in Canadaâ€"u only two retailtailonin Canada. ‘ i buy the same quflityâ€"cndi they ask $15 a. suit more fox the same garments. Q R's a pleasure to showâ€"end we are here to wait until you want to buy. But come any time and infirm yourself about the new factions for the season. .. 0-0â€"â€" FALL MILLINERY OPENING. Miss Washburn takespleasure in: announcing her Fall Millinery Opening, - Sept. 23, 21, 25th. to which the ladies of . Fenelon Falls. and vicinity are cordially invited. : {v.0 WWW The Best College:g Course leading to a good salary may be taken at the Central Bllsl- noss College, Toronto. Enter any time. Catalogue Free. Write for it. § woo-coo» W.H. Shaw, Pres. Shaw, Sec. l wwoowwewwowwé The Most interesting Daily The “Toronto Daily Star” is strong in special features There are the daily Home Pagesâ€"the dailv instalment of a good story-the Social and Personal columnsâ€"the strongest appeal to the wide-awake woman is the unusually interesting way in which it presents .‘t‘usupr‘v‘l 1.1"»u. v-_ . _, ' : There is not a dry line in itâ€"yet it is not sensational or in any way “yellow. Just good, clean, wholesome, well-written accounts of everything that is going 'on that’s mrr‘r WA a»: Subscribe now and take advantage of our present rate of ' {'4 w."- n. >71 .- 1... This paper and "Toronto Daily Star” together for one yearâ€"82. 20. Buarantead Fountain Pen given for 50c. added to above subscription prices. I SWEEP CLEAN.”-~Try me once. THE COLLEGE OF QU _______________â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"- one. L. MILNE â€" - - . LINDSAY J owolry We carry a large and welli selected stock. Our prices are as low as you will find any-- Where. It Pays- To keep your watch in good’ order. If it needs cleaningé or repairing bring it here. JOHNa SLATER, ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES NEXT DOOR TO POST-OFFICE. FEHELON FALLS. F. H. KIDD, CHARTERED Accoumln, successor. in J. H. SOOTHERAN. FARMS, Laifiiowrumos Bought, sold, exchanged or rented on commission, Rents collected. Money leaned on town or farm property. Deeds. mortgages, agree- ments or wills drawn while you wait. General Fire and Accident Insur- ance Agent. Only sound compan- ies represented. Guaranty bonds for administra- tion, costs of court and fidelity of officers and employees. Accounts examined, audited and systematized. The old saying is, “ NEW BROOMS 1,000 on >' Over one thousand students _I': enrolled by our chain last year. __| It pays to attend a. link of this < great chain, for _“IN UNION 'runnn IS srimueru." ‘ ‘ The demand for our gradu- ates is THREE TIMES the. supply. ' Other schools engage our graduates as teachers. A special course for teachers. Graduates of two years ago are now earning $2,000 per ann um. Three coursesâ€"COMMERCIAL, STENOGRAPHY and. Tennouarnr. FALLTERM OPENS AUG.30 Write for particulars. ' .PETEBBOBO BUSINESS COLLEGE. GEO. SPOTTON, Prlnclpnl. WE SELL _TDBONTQ BREAD. AND 80H DRINKS. JOHNSTONE’S NEW GONFEGTIOIEHY STORE. .. ______________._._.â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"___â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"'â€"â€"‘â€"'_â€"â€" Don’t forget Wonderland Saturday Night. W‘WMW I a .,b «II) 51.1.»: ufiodu .JJJ‘~OQ‘D"-I .3593...,aA,m,s..4.,wiȢ.e.tfifi,AMrtsefiva‘gws‘MMgfiffimsm“ifiWfifiAMMMAMWWfifl»WV.¢W‘Ww‘ .\, . viiâ€"J;'_r4( rs . ’ . . ' -’*Ԥ~4.""~t?l«fy‘fi~'z’5=;\x‘§‘- : r , . 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