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- BAPTIST an The Ladies‘ Aid of the Baptist Church will give a- tea at MrS. Jas. Graham's next Wednesday evening, May 11th, Admission 15 Cents. All welcome. 7 A POPULAR STENOGRAPHER. The Winnipeg Telegram of April 27th says: “ Saturday evening Miss Burgess, Btcnographer to Lang Bros., Was pre- sented with a walrus handbag on seVer- ing her connection with the firm after almost three years' service, having re- ceived a more important appointment. The chair was occupied by Mr. Charles Watt, foreman of the lirm. The handbag was a handsome one,‘lin(-3d,with leather and having a. large gold initial “B " attached to the outside. ENTE RTAINMENT. The Ladies’ Aid of the Fenelon Falls 'vMethodist Church will give an enter- tainment and social in the basement of the church on the evening of Friday, May 13th inst. A good programme will be provided, consisting of solos, duets, rccitations. readings, and a dialogue. The orchestra will be in attendance. At the close of the programme refresh- ments will be served. Doors open at 7.30, concert at 8 o’clock. Admission 150. All will be made welcome. STANTON CUP. Messrs. Miles Hamilton and Thomas Graham drove over from Fenclon Falls on Friday last and presented President Fallis with theStanton-Boboaygeon Cup, won by the Bobcaygeon Curling Club last winter in their interâ€"Club contest. The cup is on view in the window of Mr. Bottum’s Hardware Store. It is a fine piece of Silverware, and will no doubt be the cause of friendly contests between the Clubs for many years to come cer- tainly asrlong as Messrs Graham and Hamilton are associated with the Fenel- o'n-Club, it will be up to Bobcaygeon ' to vie with them in all that constitutes perfect sportsmanship. â€"â€" Bobcaygcon Independent. ‘ ‘ DRUNK 'AND DISORDERLY. Two residents of Glenarm who came to B‘eiielon Falls on Tuesday became a trifle nproarious towards evening. Chief 'Jones warned them a ecuple of times. but 'thcy paid little attention to him, and at last one of them became abusive. The constable, assisted by Mr. Paul Oulette, overpowered him, and took him to the lockup. About midnight the other 'man Was arrested out in the country and brought in. They were tried the followâ€" ing day by Magistrate Moore of Lindsay. The line and costs of'the principal of- fender came to $16.70 and of the other man $9.00.. They will now be able to take an intelligent part in discussions on the high‘cost of living. ' WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. The regular monthly meeting of the Women’s institute was held on Friday afternoon last at the home of Mrs. Dr. Gould, the president, and was well at- tended. Miss T. Patten and Miss S. Martin contributed instrumental selec- _.tions, which were much enjoyed- The "answers to} the roll call elicited many useful suggestions on matters pertainâ€" ing to housework. The sewing demon- stration was not given, owing to the unavoidable absence of the lady who was to have taken charge of it, much to the regret of those present. Patterns were exchanged, and Miss Nie gave a demonstration on home made candy. Miss Martin also treated the members to a quantity of delicious home made fudge. Fruit refreshments were served, and the meeting closed with the singing of “ The Maple Leaf.” 'HARD AT WORK. The steamer Bob Hall, with Captain Frank Morin in charge, and the Herbert. Captain John Brooks Jr., passed through the locks on Thursday night, bringing with them the dredge and drill, which are now in active operation in the upper end of the canal. Capt. Geo. Spilsbury has charge of the dredge, the crew being the same as last year. Mr. Ancil Mills, who was captain of the drill scow last season, and who was to have been in charge this year, was unfortunately com- pelled to leave for his home at Peter- borough on Thursday morning, having had a paralytic stroke on Wednesday night, and is likely to be unable to re- sume work for some time. His place is filled by Mr. Alex. R. Ross. The dredge has been overhauled during the winter, and equipped with new machinery. Mr. Jas. G:ll'1‘0\V, master mechanic ol" the T. Y. C., inspected the outfit on Friday. o-o Heilley's comet is now plainly visible to the naked eye about three o‘clock in the morning, near where the sun rises. Beautiful imitations of' natural wood finished with varnish may be obtained by applying one coat ot‘ Campbell's Varnish Stain. Jos. Heard carries a full line of all colors and size cans. Color card free. 0-. SELLER IS LIABLE. According to a decision given by Judge Britten at Toronto on Monday, one who giv‘os or sells to a. boy under sixteen years of age an air-gun makes himself liable for all damage that the boy may do with the weapon. In giving this deci- sion Judge Bril‘ton awarded $800 to Mrs. Fowell of Hamilton against Grafton & Co. of that city. Grafton & Co. gave a boy named John O’Connor an air-gun in return for 25 premium coupons on Octo- her 6 last. 011 the following day the boy saw a bird near his home on Wood street Hamilton, and shot at it. He hit Mrs. Fmvell in the eye, completely destroy- ing the sight. 7.Mrs. Fowell entered action againstGrafton ‘& Co.'to recover $65000 damages";- j‘ ' DIED. ' ELLERY.â€"â€"In Fenelon Falls, on Mon- ' @ Biill‘l‘illl BROS FOOT KENT day, May 2nd, 1910, Catherine Ray, ‘ - ' I I relict of the late John Ellery, in her 82nd year. ‘:‘_- «1-153 Ibeg to announce to the people of Fenelon Falls and vicinity that I have rented the shop over Mr. Chas. Kelly’s blacksmith shop, and am prepared 'to paint carriages of all kinds. Having spent the past six months in one of the ibcst carriage shops in Toronto, I can guarantee first class work. I am also prepared to do all kinds of house and BE ’ ' zone-Irma? \“h.-'+.'-":n~:-. 0.1:}; . €527 i‘Wf‘lfim. ..._.. "Av .. attention. Edvard Chambers. ' stuns can-aria. 9‘. Buy Your Spring and Summer Suit From ' n. J. BURGESS Merchant Tailor, Feneion Fails. Graduate New york Cutting Solieol. 7' v‘mrn‘émfiwisms-==‘ :.=;.-'v' - , 'Prcmises over urgcynes’ Sim-e. in price from $5.25 a since. It would be worth your while to call and inspect these before purchasing elsewhere. vamwwwwmwmw r. c. r‘vios, canes. ‘ ' 3 transport FALLS. ’ Doors and Sash. interior Finish. Your patronage solicited. ,5. Also a. full line of reed- Baby Carriages at L. Dunn a so. ~‘ 'a'râ€"iéflieéfiw‘e'rwe susp- v Singer stocking Darner Can he used on any loch-stitch sewing machine. his is the latest and best device FOR HOLDING A‘STOCKING I so that it can be darned AT ANY POINT, by any one whocan run a sewing machine. BECAUSE P ‘; It is the most convenient, the most'practical andthe most useful devxoe ever ollercd to anyone with stockings to darn and, a sewing machine available. ‘ - ' It is so much better than any similar device for the purpose. It makes DARNING A PASTIME and a work of art. f. ' It will not tear the stocking, nor will the daruing hurtthc most tender feet. ’- It can also be used for darning underwear. Price Only 750- J. S. Northey. Next Door to W. H. Walsh’s Woolen Esau. ..'.._: vm --.-.!.:-.~:.= a3; -'-'..;-; You Begin to Think I 3931,1913}.,.TIIINE..§91Y.E The difference between the Large men and the finial menâ€"the successful and unsuc- cesfulâ€"is only the difference in be‘eii'succcss. \Vc have trained and placed on the high road to success, thousands. No vacation- Open entire year. EMTER ANY l l l fiaii courses.”You may study partly at 110111‘ and finish at college. lVrite for particulars. "$583384 ’ ’ Peterboro’ Business ' ‘ College. GEO. SPOTTON, - Pres. ., J. A. McKONE - Prin. WWMW‘ : "BFWfi‘Ig i’fl-flfifif‘fi"? ‘ as? fiéérvfiifirfi;fi-fiifieififs: «33$ inf-saves, 5; 1‘ from us will have the BEWARE of satisfaction. See us before placing your order. Who get their supplies 2 E fitti’iwh vans hihiiliid tight A. TEER§ GOING DATES Apr. 5, 19 June 14, 28 May 3, 17, 31 July 12, 26' Sept. 6,, 20 THROUGH SPECIAL TRAINS TORONTO T0. WINNIPEG AND WEST Leave Toronto 2.00 p.112. on above days Through First and Second Class Coaches, Colonist and Tourist Sleepers. Apply to nearest C.P.R. Agent or write R. L. Thompson, D.P.A., Toronto. ASK FOR HOMESEEKERS’ PAMPHLET FEOFREETOR ~ '1 nee é ° Wide Oval, . Do Ya Want a Good c 1' h ‘1 _S I u a. a ? % Narrow ngfl Oval, TLfiva‘ny or ...smess Posmoa ' - .. ,Then choose the right school in cg English Style. which to get your education. Correct Color ELLIOTT @ Correct Quality Correct Weigm W . - TORONTO, 08117.1 f I 1 .. . is 110th throu hont ‘anuia or iigi é STAMPLJ “BRITTON BROS.” AND GUARANTEE» F0]; ALI, TIME. class work. g’ll‘hirty-l’our of our stu- dents have lately accepted good pos- itions. The demand for our graduates - is constant. College open all year. Enter now. Magiificent catalogue v n.- . .. , , , '4 free. w. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. @ ASPECTOTS 0“ T- R. I‘IME SERVICE. . 3i coaxnu vonon ANI) .umxaxorn srs. correct Shape Correct Finish Correct Ster -. _~..5.-Al-&m .. . . .. ... ” PAINTING. 'â€"'“-'": sign painting. All work given prompt , Just to hand a full line ofl Collapsible Goâ€"Carts, ranging \a training. You were intended to g : Low ROUND TRIP RATES. Aug, 9, 23 ‘ Take Care , 1 0f the old rigs. New ones cost money. l-Ve make a specialty of re- _ pairing, repainting, etc. Q If you have anything " that needs fixing up, bring it here. Or if you need a new one we can build itâ€"good as the best. - l. l. BHlllVllliHS. " Colborne Street, Fenelon Falls. FENELON FALLS MARKETS Fenelon Falls, Friday, May 6, 1910 Wheat, Scotch or Fife, 050. to 07c. Wheat, fall, 90 to 95 * Wheat, spring, 85 to 90 Barley, per bushel. 45 to 50¢ Oats, per bushel, 30 to 3‘2. Pease, per bushel, 70 to 75' Buckwheat, 46c. to ~18. Potatoes, 15 to 20 ' Butter, per pound, 21 to 23 Eggs, per dozen, 00 to 18 Hay, per ton, $10 to $12 Hides, $8 Hogs, live, 88.50 to $8.00 Hogs, dressed, $10 to $11 Beef, $5.50 to $0 Sheepskins, 50 to 80 .‘ Wool, 12 to 20 ' Flour, Brandon‘s Best, $2.80 to $3.00: Flour, Silver Leaf, $2.60 to$2.80 Flour, Victoria, $2.75 to $2.75 , Flour, new process. $2.50 to $2.70 Flour, family, clipper, $2 5') to $2.70: Shorts, (10., $1.20 to $1.35 ' Mixed Chop,.do., $1.35 to $1.50." Don’t forget that I have. i a first class Planer and am. prepared. to do all work in i this line in: the. best style; also, to make SASE‘E AHB BOOBS. i Your natronage solicited. GAINER * ROBSON’S NEW Banger. Everything first-class. Your patronage solicit-ed. Two, Doors gouth of Hoard' . «1;-.. i