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‘vv'v'vvvvvv' v‘, EVERYBODY ENJOYS m, .\. .u _ Sold only in sealed lead packets. I - ; - 300., 40c, 50c.. and 600. per pound. f i _ At all grocers. ’4 ~ “i ~ The Largest and Best Assorted Stock In town of Groceries, Crockery and Glassware, Ready-made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, etc. . J. McFarland. - indemniumxomaummnfltcmmummuhunmnum 2,. i i i i i a Who get their supplies from us will have the REWARD i. of satisfaction. See us " before placing your order. -.-.-. ...o~ fl . FEi‘lELdii FALLS Plhdlhd tilLl. A. TEERS /- r. .1. L. a-J ‘WMWW‘W “i E l, E E a: FREBPREETDR and changes of places among them- cannon UNION.â€"-Rev. c. 3. Lord will T u, selves, Out in front the three leaders " ll Ch h U ' " ' b, A d '3 Medlnth hadktlile hzrdest kind of a race. Each $11,833:: nextuéibba'ifi" m S n raw to . . l . g 0 15 um m eadmg and for the BAPTIST Cannonâ€"The Rev. A. Cooke whole distance there was not much be- tweeen them. Heard took the lead nea the city, but was overhauled by the other pair, and could not pull down their lead, although he was always in threatening distance and ran a grand race. The other two raced almost to- gether along Water street and then down George [street to the finish. At Brock street they were on even terms and both sprinted desperately for the finishing tape, a short half block away. Edwards had the most left in him and breezed home a yard in advance of Tovey, one of the most exciting finishes in the history of the Examiner rac e. Hardly had the excited cheering of 'the crowd died away when Heard, the Fenc- lon Falls starter came in sight and fin- ished with a strong sprint that brought forth renewed cheering. Then came an- other nerve-racking finish. Elmer Brown, of the Collegiate Institute, and Victor Bullock, of Lakefield, came in to-gether sprinting like hundred yards' men. From Brock street until a few feet from the finish they ran like a team, but a yard away, Brown, by a supreme efl’ort, push- himself six inches in front of the Lake- field boy, and they crossed the tape with a half a foot separating the fourth and lith men. Nagel Phelan and Harold Morrow followed, and for the next fif- teen minutes'the kids were coming in. will take for his subject on Sunday even- ing, “ A Simple Sum in Multiplication," and on the Sunday following will take l the first of a series on “ Local Option." To HEAT 'riin BANKâ€"NIL Sidney Mor- rison, of Lindsay, has been at the Falls during the past iveek installing a steam heating apparatus in the Bank" of Mona treal premises. Nine radiators have been put in. NEW OVEN AnnIvnn.â€"'â€"-Tho oven for Mr. John Robson’s new bakery, for which he has been patiently waiting for a month or more, arrived a few days ago, and the work of setting it up is al2 most completed. Mr. Robson will be ready to supply his customers with l, - bread and pastry of his own make in the course of a. few days. COBOCONK METHODIST Gunnersâ€"A fowl supper and concert under the auspices of the choir of the Coboconk Methodist Church will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 3rd. Supper 5.30 to 8. Concert at 8. An up-to~date programme is being pre~ pared, and a good time is assured. The supper and concert will be held in the Oddfellow's hall. FOWL swamâ€"The annual fowl supper . of the Fenelon Falls Baptist Church, will be held on Wednesday, November 3. A lecture will be given by Rev. J. B. Webb, B. A., of Peterboro. Subject 3 “Golden Rooms in Wooden Houses.” Supper served from 5 to 8. Lecture will ' begin at 8 o’clock sharp. A good musical programme will be rendered. Tickets 250. W, I.â€"The regular meeting of the Fenelon Falls branch of the Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Nie on Friday, Oct. 29th, at 2.30 p. m. The subject will be “Husband, Wife and Home.” Some splendid papers are being prepared. All are invited to attend. A number of members of the Cameron branch are expected to be present. Gunrownnn Honâ€"The Orangemen of L. O. L. No. 996, Fenelon Falls, will cele- brate the fifth of November by a grand concert in Dickson's Hall on Friday evening next. A first-class musical pro» gramme is being prepared. Rev. F. L. Barber, who is a member of the society in high standing, will deliver an address. Bro. R. M. Mason, M. P. P., will also be present, and Bro. Wm. Manning, District Master, of Fenelon, will be chairman for The Fenelon Falls Gazette. Friday, October 29. 1909 Improve - the Roads. The conclusions arrived at as a result of figuring out the cost of hauling farm produce over country roads have prob- ably been‘ chiefly responsible for the present widespread agitation for road improvement. Counting lost time, wear and tear on horses, waggon, harness and driver, poor roads have been shown to be surprisingly eXpensive. A Mr. Trcth- eway, writing in one of our leading farm journals recently, stated that it cost him. $12; a day for 300 days to do his teaming on the road between Weston and Toronto, and that with a good road the cost could be reduced to $5 per day, a saving of $2,100. Other evidence of a similar nature indicates that good roads throughout the country would mean a gain everywhere as great proportionally as in the case mentioned. The only re- grettable thing in connection with the present general recognition of the im- portance of good roads is that it did not happen sooner, so that farmers and others might now be enjoying the hen- efitsof them instead of having to be con- tent with the pleasures of anticipation. v Personals. Mr. John Austin and Miss Ella Austin of Kinmount spent the holiday at their home at the Falls. Mr. and ngs. H. J. Townley spent Sunday in Toronto. Miss Jennie Cassidy visited friends in Dunsford this week. Mr. Grattan Graham spent Thanks- giving at home, and returned to Toronto on Wednesday. The Misses Clara McGee, Powles’ Cor- ner, and Priscilla Isaac, Roscdale, visited their uncle, Mr. Daniel Brokenshire, at Pickering, and cousins in Toronto, over the holidays. Miss Alice'Nie, of Amasa Wood Hospi- tal, St. Thomas, is home for a holiday. Mr. J. Twomey Jr. spent Thanksgiving at Midland,visitin g M rs. Dennis Twomey. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mann, of Ottawa, spent a few days with relatives in Fen- elon Falls and vicinity. .C. P, R._Will Advertise Kawarlha ' I Lakes. ,1 Peterboro Times: Mr. J. J. Brignall, travelling passenger agent 0. P. R. was in town yesterday interviewing the officers of the Otonabee Navigation ‘7‘ VWAVAVAVAV VAWAVAVAVW I r l ' Company,. in regard to improving the Miss Violet McKendry _is rapidly re- the evening Doors open 3,3730. con, 1 4 train and,_boat serv1ce next season. _The covering from her recent illness. cert at 8. Admission 2504 children details of‘the new seryrce are practical- Misses A_ and E_ grandam, of Lindsay, under 12’ 100'; Reserved seats 350’ P I 1y 00:1”) litggeiléfiewég be a great m]- Were ViSihihg at the Falls on MondaY- Plan at Robson’s drug store. All are 5 ‘ prove en . . . p . , l The C. 'P.‘R. intend to advertise theâ€" - J M“ and .MI‘S- 305;. Bobs“ and 80“ “"1th ‘30 come and Spend a“ “mime 1 j - ames, of ngham, VlSlted Mr. and Mr. evening. Kawartha Lakes extensxvely next year W L Robson 0 er th holida , i , and are now engaged in preparing the' ' ‘ V e ,y' HULL on NEW BOAT ARRIVED. ~01; ‘ ,‘c - folders and other literature. Chas- Deyma‘n! 0f Hamlhjoh» W33 3 Tuesday last the hull of Burgoyne &- , l , w__“______. , “Sltor at the F 3-115 0“ Thanksglvmg D3)“ Son’s new boat, which is to run on Cam:â€" 1 “r 3 CAN BE FOUND Apples at Ten Dollars lilece- alarm 3::terinasanfis Estate l ; .3: ; _______g ‘ L s j , I. t. . ‘ 3 AT OUR STORE are; lists usage as Militia Gum... .. Tm... .p... an:.winnersreassess: l 2 : ‘ ,' - W1 n - _' 1 . _ ) - i . l n , w ‘ 9 ' ' ' ' single specimen of a standard variety the hOlldaY‘Wll'lh frlellds here- oak Plank all through’ 1.5 67 feet 0 g i . : The BeSt' 1n Quality! Pnce!‘ and Servlce' of appleéfl 'lzhe, price usually: paid is at Mr. and Mrs. Robt: Jones and family, “Hggkgyfgeg 01:1?$é2§$$fi£fijltrfifejfigé 1 -. ’ Q Just now when our Fall and Winter Goods are It'llevr‘rate ofpaboutfié a'barrel for good of Peterborpugh, viSited Fenelon Falls will be finished durihg tfie Winter “1d 2 1 . -. [a . . Spys. If ydu stop figure out the cesb relatives this week. - . - . , L... 3" 3 fresh and novel, is a good time to put us to the ofarbarrel 6f Spys at $10 each, it would Mrs Geo Carew and children of I ind early sprfing, erg: will; wan}? cprnplezid ‘ ~ ' ' n o J ‘ ‘ “ lg test, to make us prove that assertion. You Will tqtal t9 over $2,000_ That is a very sax“)th the holiday with anmd Mrs. 1?ng OShShGis 35150 uéxpecfide :2 b: i 1 s", find much that will interest you, much that you . high price, and ofne that woluldnnot lvi‘ehr- A_ Torrance at the Falls. speedy, as her lines are good and the v, ‘ l - need and A" Bargains, Mar" and .3 ml themakspg 9 many app ‘3 pxes' a Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Parrish spent Sun- tug men say she slips through the water i Q choicest Oanadian apples that are ex- . . Money’s Worth. ‘The best assortment of. ,1 ported to Great Britian’ sen‘ for about day and Monday under the parental roof. easily. 1 [% Dress' GOOdsJ Furs, Ladies coats, Skirts .a'nd '21} “V0 cents apiece in the fruit shops in PRESBYTERIAN ANNIVERSAR'Y._T.Tho an- ‘ ,V 1"" . General Dry Goods at the most reasonable prices. ) London. In . Oregon, they sometimes . yl ‘ _ Divers“), sermons in the Presbyterian : s .p . . a} . ,. . has of Peterborough also spent Thanks . lg” -»â€"- b 1334th hlflh as $10 a box for wmt.“ ivin Wm, Ml. and Mrs J C Parrish Church on Sunday last were ably delivâ€" . l' if New Idea , b "l banana apples, but they are ofa special .3 3' B ' _' ' ' ' ered by the Rev. Alex McMman, of , is t m. 6 o fil variety, and only a few are grown. Mr- E- - Whytan 0‘ 1439583? Was at Toronto. On the following evening the . l 19 Pat erns" I Ten don't!“ eaCh Will be Phi} {101' :hl‘" 2&9 F 211113 £5115 :12? 0“ busmess’ and re. ladies of the congregation held a fowl I ‘ i N - ' 4‘. best single specimen apple 0. t ‘e 0 - me on “e - supper which was a pronounced success l ' } lowing varieties: Spy Baldwin Green- Miss Dorland of Picton and Mr. Fred. both from a culinm- and a financial l I ti é} ing, McIntésh, and King, and iivé dollars Washburn of Ghelph were visiting rela- standpoint, the gum my 3103 being taken l ‘9’ >4 each will be paid for the second best of tives in town over the holiday. at the door, The chief feature of the [5" Q: the S'lme V'Irietiies making in all Mrs Geo of Toronto who has pmgr-lmme given afterwards in the l; ‘1; f9” ten applefil- This amount is 1’0ng bsen visiting her parents, M11. and Mrs. church was a lecture given by the Rev. 4] 3W3“ thei'leCtO‘fS, 0f the Ohtarm John Quibell, since Saturday, returned Mr. McMillan, who introduced to many l AVAVAV‘sV Ya. eyawevgeye. AYAAY‘sm-YA; AXAWAYAVQYQ. stat- AYng I Hortlflult‘lrhl‘ Ell‘iblhl‘ml Whmh “"11 be home on Wednesday. of his hearers the literary works of Dr. 4 _ _ . , s- v â€" ' _ ' held in the-St. Laweregice Arena, Tor- Miss Margaret Leddy of Lindsay vis_ John Br9wn’ of. Edinbomyn Scotland_ 1 ‘ onto! November 9 t0 1-0 Th" 01ml)“ -t d 1 f - d M- J - D After an interesting biographical sketch “f tion includes a 0f loser Iffiangsgiv’ing 155 ennle ug‘gau, 0f the beloved physician, as he was then ' . ' that can be grown in Cana as we as . ' called Mr. McMillan read extracts and ' a. flower show. ’ ' ' M195 calder’ 0f Toronto! was 3' guOSt cited passages from his book, “Rab and ' '- For some years past. this exhlbitlon 3“ “‘9 Manse We“ Sunday- His Friends.” The choir sang several ‘ v - has been one of the leading attractions Mrs. Lord visited Oakwood and Cam- selections, a solo being- accepbably ran. ' a in November, and from present indica- bray in the interests of the W. F. M. S. dered by Miss Cecil Swami-,0", The I; » I tions, this year’s exhibition will sur- on Thursday. - 7 opening prayer was offered by the Ram .â€" --. .. .- ¢ V ' P3519 any 0‘3 the PreVious Sheiesses- The Mr. Joseph Strong is home from the W. J. M. Cragg, of the Methp‘disLZChiIrrcls, “I . rai Ways are running Specia excursmhs Klondike. \Ir. Stron left here twent - and the astor‘of the churc r. 101' ' W - h k b t tt t‘ lwa s from all POintS in Ontario. nine years hgo, and igs at present onya prouounged the benediction: The not; e glve Watc see erg our es a en Ion a y ' â€" l - visit to relatives in Verulam. proceeds amounted to $125.00. If you want a watch you can depend on come to , Ted Heard ha" 600“ “309' Mr. W. A. Bishop,hManager of {He ~ ‘ ““‘â€" Bank of British Nort America is a e 0 us' , TedRHegl‘afiWho 9911591185?“ :hel Exam‘ to be around again after his’illness. ~ ' ' iner oa a e, w 00 ace on . . . . . We are offimal inspectors for the G. T. R. Time Thanksgiving eBay lac; Peterfiomugh, Miss .Bessm Me of Orilha, spent ' S stem and carr the best movements manufac- finished third. He was a few seconds Tha"ksg“’mg 3‘ he" home here“ _ y y behind the winner, who made the five Messrs- F- R- 13933 and F- Bruce B9gg’ t'ured' miles in 28 minutes, 30 seconds. The 0‘ vahcouverv and Mayor §9gg 0(199‘1' We are repairers too, of long experience and make a specialty of following is the Examiner's account of 53:53 we’re at the Falls on 14‘ rlday visiting dilficult as well as plain work in this line. the race : - their SlSteI‘. MPS- James Chambers: and ‘ ' “An outsider and d,‘ ‘_ h rs c n. a other relatives in Verulaiu. Mr. F. l Foor or KENT STREET. 0,, the . ' . h‘ a“ H° ‘3 a 1e, Bruce Begg is Secretary-Treasurer of -' ; a l - Jumor (mom's 1," 1.9 person 0 the Vancouver Automobile and Cycle 7 1 I L I Ed 3 A Y - Willie Edwards, a lanky keene youth 00" and Mr. F. R. Begg, who was 300mm 3“ ' 3:3? Si‘ggeli‘ngggno‘f 02g panied by his wife, holds the same offices the I record iiiade by gl’eter Wallace in with the B’ 0' Plate Glass and Importing Co., of Vancouver. Mr. James Marshall, of Lindsay, was a Thanksgiving visitor at the Falls. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wagar were at Norland on Wednesday attending the funeral of Mrs. Wagar’s mother, Mrs. Boadway. 1907â€"Edwards,’ however, did not have the easy task that Smoke had in the senior, as he only won by a desperate sprint at the finish, beating off by little more than a yard Garuie Tovey, the local boy who was second yesterday, as he was a. year ago. The junior race was a triangular battle between Edwards, l Tovey and Teddie Heard, and the three had a merry fight 'all through the five mile course. The race was a hot one from the start, Edwards, the ultimate winner, went out at once, followed by Tovey and . Heard of Fenelon Falls. Elmer Brown, I Bullock of Lakefield, Nagle Phelan, l Cecil Armstrong, Vernon Runnells, and several others, hooked on to the three out in front, for a while, but found the pace too hot, and most of them dropped back rapidly, while behind them again the twenty youngsters of the rear guard were having all kinds of fights ILLEGAL FISHING.â€"Oll Sunday morning- Constable Jones caught three men in the act of lifting a net near the forks in Burnt River. The Constable confiscated the net, which had a ’lunge in it when lifted. The men will stand trial here to- day (Friday) before Captain Hunter, of Belleville, who has been sent for to hear the evidence and give judgment in the matter. On Wednesday evening Const- able Jones caught the same three men shooting partridge, in violation of the law. Partridge were found in their pos- session, and were confiscated. We Sell Kodaks and Eastman Films. J. litâ€"dished ' :A, .â€" i‘ I. II