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FENELON FALLS, ONTARIO, FRIDAY. APRIL 9, 1910. VOL._ XXXVIII. Professional Cards HEAD OFFICE ESTABLISHED 1817 INCORPOR CAPITAL - 814.400.000.00. hicLA.UGALIN. PEEL dz FULTON, j; ARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTAR- . ies. Offices over Dominion Bank, Lindsay. A member of the firm Will he at‘ Fenelon Falls every Tuesday. Office over Terrills’ store, next to Dr. Sims‘ L; office. Money to loan at lowest rates of 2' interest. R. J. MCLAUGHLIN, K. G. A. M. FULTON, B. A. JAs. A. PEEL. > SAVING-S BANK HOPKINS, WEEKS & HOPKINS. ARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, AND '.._‘; Notaries. Solicitors for the Bank of ;. Montreal. Money to loan at terms. to Suit the borrower. Offices No. 6 William St. south, Lindsay, Out. and at Woodâ€" ville, Ontario. .:: G. H. HOPKINS, K. 0., C. E. WEEKS, 1.. F. HOLMES HOPKINS, B. A. _ ' The supreme shame of the world is not the waste of natural resources, but the waste of life, the most precious of gifts. How many millions feel that their lives have been spoiled through no faultof their own'! How few feel that they really succeed! Perhaps most who read this are conscious of the fact that they have missed some good and worthy object; not because' Moons & JAcKSON, ARRISTERS, SOLIUI’EORS, &c. or- if i lice, William street,Lindsay. F. D. Moons. A. Jonson srnwinra O’CoNizon, l ARRIS’I‘ERS, NOTARIES, ac. MONEY Spoiled Lives. I ~ Oxfords. to loan at lowest current rates. Terms They claim that they are’nt comfortable because to snitborrow'ers. Ofliceon corner'ofKent ‘- .-: ' ‘l' u‘ and down at the heel. and York streets, Lindsay. . ;___ b1p P . 1‘- $119me L._ V. O’cosnon, 'B. A M they lacked inclination or, real ability ‘ to secure it, but through lack of means to attain their ambition. One of the most remarkable aspects of the situa- tion, in view of the hardness of fe DENTAL. Dr. 5. J. sms,‘mâ€":NTIS.T, F‘euelon Falls; Graduate of Toronto - University and Royal College of Dental Surgeons. ALL BRANCHES OEDENTISTRY There is no foot that performed according to the latest improved ..:_ methods at moderate prices. We cannot fit. OFFICE :â€"Ovet Bu-rgoyne’s store, 001- A; ome street That objection is made by those who haven’t worn .' Oxfords for some years, and it is no longer true. - Under present conditions, is the cheer- fulness which amounts to heroism. People fail, and realize that they fail. Still they struggle on, always looking for something better, and always put- tin the best foot foremost. Nothing could be better evidence that mankind is capable of better things than this optimism and determination when the battle is lost. There is no need of the world being ever in a condition where a majority of the people are kept from good through lack of means of obtaining it. They who think can readily find reas- on for poverty in wasted effort 5 and in robbery a reason for the spoiled lives that make this a miserableâ€"world. It all comes of mastery. A few, by controlling the means of life, keep the many from employing themselves in a way that might make them rich, and, at the same time, rob them of a great- er portion of that which they produce. I: Because this has always been so is no J 2 reason why it should always be so in I .. ' Oxfords that We sell are shaped at the heel to prevent all slippinc. ' ' There is no taste that I we cannot please with some shape or shade or other. Drs. Neelands & lrvme. v BENTISTS ‘- LIN DSAY. mural teeth reserved. Crown and bridge work aspexbialty. Splendid fits in U, artificial teeth. Painless extraction. Gfas administered to over 9,000 persons With great sucress. Better see our- oxford stock, get fitted and suited, and enjoy real foot comfort this summer. ‘i‘i‘lfidfié’dlfs’it'. ' “ ‘- ;'~ 9.7;. 1 ‘-\;.-_:._',_-:v»,3'.rlv-,- :3. , .v. : f V a}. '1 -’:‘-3‘1-<";331 MEDICAL. DR. H. H. GRAHAM. -â€"M. o.,o. n, M n. c s. Eng.,M. o. P. .58., ONT., r. r. M. 8.â€" . )HYSICJAN, SURGEON 8r. AGGOUOH-‘ :3 our. Office. Francis Street, Fenelon ,1: Falls. " - ' DR. H. B. JOHNSTONE, : As we said, we’ve got something to please every- the future. There is nothing against the idea of a future life of happiness SUCCESSOR To DR' A‘ WILSON’ in the proposition that this life should RADU‘Axg-‘DE 9E TORONTO .Iilfigvlié' , ‘ be made more tolerable. Even the I Sit-l" ySlcmn’ surgeon . 7 a- Master taught us to pra , “Th will omce, Gelbome Sheet, Fen be done on earth as it isy in hegven.” I mum _&fifiwflm‘mmmmfiflfiflflfiw If thousands of people find their lives wrecked because they are enslaved and robbed, the sensible thing is not to' argue in favor of slavery, but to eman- cipate the world. This world is good enough within itself. There ought to! be plenty for all. There ought to bel opportunity for all. These things could be if we would only arrange matters fraternally, in order to accomplish desirable results. The trouble is that we are not civiliz- ed; we are not moral; we are living in a state of anarchy. Socialists are proposing nothing except to end injus- tice and to secure opporunity for all; an opportunity which will end the - curse of poverty, the curse of war, and 4 \ o . ‘ I _ we C‘uly a 1‘“ ge and “ e1] ‘1 E the farworse, and all-pervading, curse * W. SQIeCted StOCk- our Prices are 3 & - SOL of mastery. If it be possible to heal . - . the individual it is also possible to ' , ~ ' W WWWETWW 3W1? WW’E‘W Ig~ . ’ as low as you W111 find any “krv‘mvw WW an“: “WWW WW1 heal seeiety. The efforts that have been unsuccessful may yet be improv- ed, and lead to happiness and beauty in this world. There is an opportuni- 7 AUGTIONEER. 'l‘ H0 MAS CASHORE. 'AUCTIONEER - FENELON FALLS. Sales of all kinds conducted in a first- class manner. Secure dates before ad- vcrtising. We have given our expert atten- tion and personal study to the footwear question. We have spared no cfiort to ' thoroughlyiequip our shoe depart- ment with. a most complete and exclusive selection of .newest shoe fashions and latest modes. In Jewelry WWufluikJMMflLfl where. ,. $fimmmasaaa fifimflmfifik at»: It Pays \ . E i v ‘ I . 6.: To keep your watch in good é E 5. orde;~, If it needs cleaning g p . S ’ A ' g 1:: . or repairing bring it here. 2 3 We carry a fine line of the most up-to- ii of .a v date goods for Spring and Summer Suits. VWe ’Account Eith JOHN: SLATER, ‘ ' ’ ' ‘ n'ent‘. . - [SSUER or MARRIAGE LICENSES conve 1 th‘e_best._ No trouble to show goods. NEXT DOOR rr0 POST-OFFICE. i FENELOH anus. E at highest current rates. TOWNLEY BROS. anytime; Fenelon F3113 Branch: t invite your inspection. Fit and workmanship E ASSETS OVER $220,000,000. Deposits taken of $1 and upwards, which can be - lwithdrawn onldemand. R. M. Hamilton, Mgr. Fenelon Falls Branch l; :2... ', .. ~- 1 ;‘""-' ‘ * ' '5‘ ' ‘ 0' a as ii .0? - MONTREAL. ATED av ACT‘ or PARLIAMENT REST - 12.000.00.000 DEPARTMENT. i ty for you, but it does not lie in ad _ ‘vancing yourselves at the expense of others, but in coming to better things as the entire world is lifted to a highâ€" er plane.â€"Appeal to Reason. -0 Why You Think As You Do. What you are has been determined“ ‘ _‘ by environment. That is, you inherit- ed? the “ability totalk figibut’ the lan- guage youspeak depended solely on thetongue heard. Had. you been put ’ away from human beings entirely, you would have spoken no words at all. This is recognized by all teachers 3.! d. - taught in all the schools. Unfortuâ€"' nately for civilization, the teachers do not press the importance of it on their pupils, and the parents are wholly ig- norant of it. If they were not igno- rant, they would inquire into the reas- ons why they are democrats or repub- licans, wise or foolish. They‘are what ' ‘ they are because they are taught that. way. If Mohamedan children were brought up “wholer under Catholic ideals, they would all be Catholics ',_if Catholics were raised under Mohammâ€" dan ideals, they would all be hilol‘mni- edans. This being true, it shows you why we have so many stupid V()t0z‘sâ€"â€"â€"- they have been traind to vote the NAME of a certain ticket, to look upon cor: tain FORMS as right, and they do not know that their ideas are merely the REFLECTION of what others have been impressing on their mindsâ€"perhaps: because their preceptors knew no hot-- ter. Ask the average voter why he is ’ such, and he will likely tell you that his father was the same ; ask him what. he knows about the party and what it; stands for, and he will frankly say he does not know, or else will repeat, like a parrot, some statement given him, and which he could not explain to save his life. And his statement will be directly opposite that of some other voter, who has been taught the reverse. Socialists are trying to get the people to take up ALL the various ideals, look at them and compare them, and then they will have more definite ideals. They will do THEIR OWN thinking, in- stead of allowing others to do it for- them. Of course, those who do the suggesting do not want this, because it would upset their power over their dupes. The more ignorant the people i are of every side except the‘ones gene- rally believed in, the better fer the masters. The Socialist movement is . educational on the BROADEST lines, but , what the masters want is education .. along the most RESTRICTED linesâ€"Ilia 0-. The iron rule of wages is much the ‘ same as the rule of gold. . All the wealth in all the world would not repay labor for a tenth of what has been exacted from it through the ages. family. er may deposit or Withdraw money on his or her own signa- ture alone, so that either may do the banking, as IS most $1.00 opens :1 Savings Account. Interest compounded Money may be withdrawn at AW. 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