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r >~:u«.-~m. a. n. . ., . ._ .L.-Msmm~rmvwmt:rawru '1‘» (Correspondence of the Gazetle.) Mr. Frise has finished sawing shingles and has gone home to put in his spring crop. Miss Lucy McFarland is spending a. few days at home here before leaving to join her brother in the west. Mr. Howard Wilsondeft last week for Rosedale,’ where he intends spending the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Hepburn ‘of Beaverton are the guests of Mrs. Goodhund this week. Rev. Mr. Cragg of Fenelon Falls oc~ cupied the pulpit in the Baptist church on Sunday. > Miss Ola Townsend spent a few days Department of Railways and Canals, Canada. T R E N T C A N A l. . ONTARIOâ€"RICE LAKE DIVISION. SECTION N 0. 6. ' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed “Tender for Trent Canal,” will be received until 16 o'clock on Tuesday, the 26th April, I 1910, for the works connected with the : v ., construction on Section No. 6, Ontarioâ€" ~ \_0 Rice Lake Division of the Canal. . ' Plans, specifications and the form of contract to be entered into, can be seen Take Care Of the old rigs. New ones ‘cost money. 'We make a specialty of re- pairing, repainting, etc. If you have anything that needs fixing up, bring it here. Or if 3.2 Just to hand a full line of Collapsible Go-Carts, ranging in price from $5.25 to $12.00. l. ---:lÂ¥~.J-/- â€"">-"-w.r"‘?-2I((;.Xt’i_(vh-‘ .«V-“W” ' A " mitted to continue. The Minister has, The new Sittings of above Court Wm Study courses ingenior Teachers 9 ' - 1 w .k. on and after this date at the office of the mABaltltlti: saris]:t wired or the home of film-Eff Engimfeé Ofl thgttueparhgen: mg): D E R E ' ',“ l, , . . _‘ an we 5 81M mm s, awn, an a _. ’ Mr. John Grahams last week. ' I Office 03;, the Superintending Engineer, . I‘ll WOUId be .WOI'lih your you need ‘a. new one ,3; Mr. C. Salter rendered a. beautiful Trent Canal, Peterboro, om... at which g I ' While to call and inspect these we can bulld 113-000,} 1; solo in the Methodist church on Sunday, places forms of tender may be obtainei ‘ a _ t! b a l _ , which was much appreciated by 1111- Parties tendering will be required to before purchasmg elsewhere. as 16 est- ‘, .i. ' accept the fair wagesd fichgdu}; preg- ,- '_""â€" pared, or to be prepare y t ie epar - . ‘ - ,, Efitrance Examinations ment of Labour, which schedule will Also a hne 0f reed F E I; __ ' form part of the Contract. . Carriages at l I u _- . _ Contractors are requested to bear in it“ The High SChOOI entrance oxammatlons mind'that tenders will not be consider- ‘ Colborne Street, - , ._ - f0? 1910 Wm begin 0“ Wednefidil-Y: June ed unless made strictly in accordance _ Fenelon Falls. f. 22, at 8.45 a. m, and all candidates who with the printed forms, and in the case / t Propose to write 0" the cxammatm“ of firms, unless there are attached the L M .must notify the Public School Inspector actual Signatures, the nature of the . . 'of the district before the_first of May. occupation and the place of residence . I) Adaircular lacs 311:0 beten issuettlh by;1 tabs of each member of the firm I? E “cation elm“ men giVing ‘5 3' es . An acce ted bank chec no for the sum ~ . __.'r “gm (fxallll'lalE-i‘fni' t . t th n of $10,000.80 made payable to the order FENELON BELLS »MARKETS xnmmers W1 9 more 5 “c a l he Ho urabl the Minister of Rail- _ . i ever this year. The High and Contin- 3,335 andn‘bamlse must accompany each In“ a a a n a a a 1k Fenelon Falls, Friday, April 15, 19104 p “1"“0,” behoounspecmrs have repoerd tender, which sum will be forfeited if FIRE-RESISTIIO. N Wheat’scotch or Fife 950 to 970‘ ,_ that in some of the schools under their the party tendering declines entering Wlllnot melt.rot.tear orcorrodo. Wheat f 11 93 t *1 0’4 ' ' l 0' th attainments of the u )115 - . , CWNM “0 tat- 011 or paper. .v . y a z 0 u . 0 large 0 . _ P l, into contract lei the work, at the rates cum“, metal Ind mum". _Wheat’ Sprmg 93 to 95 A5 Wl‘°,have been admlPte‘l. are; d9fe?tlve stated in the offer submitted. Pllnble-ocan be easily uttedlnto gutters, V Barley, per bu’she] 45 to 50 and inadequate, and tuatin their Judg- The cheque thus sent Wm be returned valleys. etc" thereby nvmg .xpgnl. ' Oats er bush 1 55 t “6 .4, ment the H1 h School entrance boards - . - 0““! and copper. y P e . 0 o )3 g to the respeCt‘we 9‘" mes Whose tenders All! handy man can apvlanberold. l I Pease, per bushel 80 to 90 “ queme“ hfwe “0t set a proper smud' are not accepted. Lonzthenn the life of my building. I Buckwheat. 480. {,0 48 3‘ a"? m ValmPg the “953%” P‘merS' In The cheque of the successful tenderer , fo'hfor pri‘uandmmflu. i Potatoes 25 to 30 ' 'v this connection the Minister of Educa- will be held as security or part security I For Sale B}. e ' Butter pier pound 21 to 23' 1 tion reuunds‘entrauce boards that, while for the due fulfillment of the contract to I J o s H E A n 0 Eggs, lymr dozen 0.0 to 18 , _ V ‘ N they are at liberty to'make spec.1al.proâ€" be entered into. . , I I Haw, per ton. $114 to $16' I \qsmns for admissmn 1n specml individ- The lowest 0,. any tender not neces. I Feneion Fans-- . { Hiaes’ $9 to $10 . ual cases. they are not at liberty1 with- gar“), accepted. - . 1w“ live :59 50 selects { out the concurrence of the Minister, B order . A Business Education is the “023:. M , ,d- ‘10 b If to lower the 40 per cent. minimum of the y ’ 1 ‘ t t l ‘ l . Beet; -$_%%S: v 0 $ i aggregate. It also has come to the L- K- :IONEb: grea 05 . egacy )0“ can Gave ' Shee’ sizing 20%; 80 Minister's knowledge thatm valuing the V Secretary. your children. We get down to wool!) 17 t1 8 0 9: answer papers in arithmetic, some boards Departments of Railways and Canals, ' ' the rock bed foundation of living Flow! Branodénb Best 82 90 to g3 10. : halvet ignored: tlpje prgynis‘lclptlglafengevilgg Ottawa, 5th April, 1910_ w E D business science and assist worthy Flour: silver Leaf, $2170 {30:32.93 ( $133503; [sin gheeeiidinition paper I‘m- Newspapers inserting this advertment A graduates to the choice positions. Flour, Victoria, $2.65ato $2.85 :1 less the answer thereto are absomtely without authority from the Department . » -. _ Twth _flve en‘s, hi 1]- fade $0M, pew process. $92.60 '0 $2;890__. a correct that is, that no marks shall be as- W111 11013 be Paid for “3- An Agent, 111 , Fenelon 1 b y d ytl‘ , th 3 LiRG Brain amflfi’)‘ CllllleGI‘; t0 '- or ~â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"-â€"â€"~ Fans 0. vicinity to. amass. 3‘: T .' saris..- M i answers. “ The condition 0 a airs wi ‘ usx 5 rain- ' ' _ i n ' - v - g which this memorandum deals is mani_ ‘ r . ing School in Eastern Ontario. k MlXQd Chop, (10., $1.35 to $1.50 festly an injury to both the High Schools â€"or runâ€" , , Enter any day. L ,e and the Public and Separate Schools,“ County of Victoria. “ I _ , I v a l. "he “ an“ it W W“ Dommon Special” mm... mm... H... Matriculation and Commercia accordingly, directed the High and Con- . , . V . tinuatiou Schools Inspectoruto report hegrjligbggsx;y Smiay’1xgaelzgrgus Fleld Fence, one Of specially to him licrca ter 2. cases in ‘. . , . . which there are evidences of laxity. " , ’ y , ’ ’ strongesthand best . d Sublecm . commencing at 1.30 o clock in the after- , I made fences on Send for particulars. ‘ c-‘ noon. Salurday,1pr. 30th, will'be the last day of‘scrvice on defendant's residing in ' market. this county. Defendants living in other , . : :I' . counties must be served on or before to Fence, Department muggiybilalnilfiil' 113321.10 a m to 4 p m ' I- o . . «2 0| 5 . , . \ ’ ELisnA MARK, E.D.HAND Go. M Bailiff. Clerk ontreal. /- A Record Case. Don’t forget that I have a first class Planer and am prepared to do all work in' ‘this line in the best Style ;; also to make SASH 7"; D ,, DOORS. " H I} The town of Lakc'Megantic, in the Province of Quebec, voted almost una- nimously for prohibitions last week. _ Public sentiment had been worked up to such a pitch that those in favor of licence were ashamed to go to the poll. The ,campaign was managed by the parish priest, Father Choquette. When he was ‘placed at Lake Megantic there were nine taverns, and temperance sentiment was dead. Through his exertions the number of licences was reduced, but the evil was only modified a little, and he saw the only remedy was closing every bar-room. The night before the vote was taken he called a mass meeting which was held in his church. The front pews were reserved for Protestants, and among the speakers was a Protestantâ€" an unheard of incident in that Province. Father Choquctte's success, it is said, will have the effect of stimulating other priests to do likewise. B ORN. GRAHAMâ€"In the township of Somer- . I; vine. on Thursday. April 7th. 1910. the Subscribe For The Gazette. wife of Mr. John Graham, a son. . _ v ' .' College. GEO. SPOTTON, - Pres. J. A. McKONE - Prin. - ion: wwwvvvvv. i 'Peterboro’ E *3 Business E i l W WWO” ' F. c. TAYLOR, ‘ BUILDER. * ' ' , FENELON FALLS. Doors and Sash. Interior Finish. Your patronage solicited." » Your patronage solicited. s. s. GAINER - ‘ m Businss Position ? Then choose the right school in which to get your education. TORONTO. ONT. is noted throughout Canada for high class work. Thirty-four of our stu- dents have lately accepted good pos- itions. The demand for our graduates is constant. College open all year. Enter now. Magnificent catalogue free. VI. 1. ELLIMT, Princlpal. CORNER YONGE AND ALEXANDER 818. HOMESEEKERS’ W Sun Star on Loyalty. What‘s the use of having a pay roll of $125,000 a month if we send four months’ pay out of town every year. Some of our loudest “boosters” buy goods from the city stores. They yell for the Saintâ€"prosperity,â€" greatest town in Canada,â€"â€"this is the place to invest in, etc,â€"and then make up a mail order for the city- department store, or permit one of the family todo it. Once a man wrote a whole column for 'the Star on the subject “How to Build Up the Town" and the following Satur- . dn y his daughter smuggled her spring coat into town from across the river. ' Evident-1y she hadn’t read the article written by her father. ' Andâ€"whispei--~tlie old man buys his V clothes occasionally out of town him- self. He regrets that the tailors here “can’t make clothes.” A well nigh hopeless class in town is composed of Americans who find their patriotism stronger than their desire to build up a Canadian Son. The only reason the Sault isn't the best town in America is just (his ; Too man 3; Sault people are not loyal to their own town. We may get seventeen steel plants, but until people stop sending their money out of town for goods they can buy here, the $00 will never amount to much. -If a man prefers to buy his clothes and boots and furniture in 'l‘or0nto 0r across the river. instead of spending his money athome, he is about as much use to the Sault as a resident of Greenwood. The members of the Board of Trade might make a start with a signed pledge to only deal at home. If we would all sign it and stick to it we would keep $500,000 at home every year that is now sent out of town. That's equal to 1,000 men at $500 per ' 10M: 1 BREAD. ‘ ClKES, PASTRY, a arrecrousav " AT- Oosts Littleâ€"~Saves Much And Cleans Your Houseâ€"Clear Through Cleaner Than Any Other Method Could Possibly Make It. ' Cleans floors, walls, ceiling, picture frames, rugs, carpets, drapencs and furniture. Brooms and sweepers slide over the surface of your floors, . removing the dirt from the top. The Chatham gets down into the pile of your carpet and forces the dirt out of it. The Chatham prevents any particle of dust from escaping into the air. Makes dusting needless. LOW ROUND TRIP RATES NEW BAKERY. ' Everything first-class. Your patronage solicited. J. Robson. Two Doors [South of Board's. GOING DATES Apr. 5. 19 June 14, 28. An‘. 8. 23 Kay 3. 17, 31 July 12. 28‘ Sept. 6, 20 THROUGH SPECIAL TRAINS ’TOIONTO T0 WINNIPEG AND WEST .. T 't 2.00 . . "°‘" .337»; am. '“' Throu' F'rst and Seco d Clam eh Colonm'fid 2roam: Bleepé'm. 0“ °" App! to nearest GER. Agent or write R. L. mpnon. D.P.A., Toronto. The Chatham Vacuum Cleaner. Full Particulars from J. S. HOBTHEY, Agent, Fenelon Falls. Machines for sale or to rant. ASI [OI MIESBIIBIS’ Pflllll'l'