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, . ugh! .‘I'éj‘ Feed' Dr. Hess Stock Tonic on Three j, Months Test at Our EXDGHSG.--Dr.fless&0]ark ~ This'is what Dr. Hess 8: Clark write us, and we stand ready to make good that guarantee to the letter. If it doesn't pay, return to us the empty packages and we will refund your money._ . . ' Feeding Dr. Hess StuckT onic is Just like applying fertilizer to the soil. Fertilizer makes the soil yield; Dr. Hess Stock Tonic makes the digestive organs convert more feed into growth. POULTRY PAN-#03713». lsguaranteed te cdrepoultry ills and make he’ns lay. It has the same growth and egg producing function as Dr. Hess Stock Tonic. One extra egg will pay for all the Pan-a-ce~a a hen eats ”for three months. rwwvw.awwv‘ McFARLAND’S. Z‘aflué WWWWV’WWW’W‘Q‘W? ~ w .1 an. ll Mi {-4 d "'4, 5'5 ‘1‘}. 4 g l. , lorOUQl‘lY 5"an .. {£215 IL Sillched =\ . with silk ‘ lb. _ At Win. Campbell’s V Ladies’ Coats .nd Skirts to be. sold at reduced prices after this date. -‘ WM. CAMPBELL Sole Agents for the New Idea Patterns ’D. &. A. Corsets. 100. - About Saving: ' Money in " Buying Hardware. i‘ Lally ” Indian hand-m ade _P-reston No. 2 Boys’ Stick '- -. - ' - Red - - - - - - - - 20 Per Cent. Ofi‘ all lines of Skates Snowshoes at reduced prices. ’ A 350. Snow Shovel for 250. Ask to see our imported Enamelware. , URNACES PENiNsuma senses ' e Winter _ suites » g Call and see our stock of new goods. ‘ i»We will be pleased to have your order i 'for a Suit or Overcoat. Style, fit ”and workmanship guaranteed. 'r-ownfst enos.‘ % - All Millliuery, Furs, and i, ”4:00. L 350, ,100. - 50. and Sleigkbells. - The Heart that Knows The Fcnclcn Falls-Gazette Friday, February 9, .1912. Farmers' and Women's Institute 7 . Meetings. The regular meetings of the F‘armers' and Women’s Institutes will be held at Fenelon Falls on ll’ednesday, Feb. 2lst, and at Bobcaygeon the following day. These meetings are usually held in the latter part of November or early In December, but were postponed on ac- count of the elections. _ afternoon meetings and a joint meeting in the evening, with a good programme. The speakers this" year are Mrs. WV. WI. Farley of Smithfield, Mr. C. ‘W. Gurney of Paris and Mr. John Bright of Myrtle. Full particulars are given in the pro- grammes. A good attendance is looked for at these meetings. North Ward School Scorched. An alarm of tire shortly before noon on Thursday of last Week caused consider- able‘excitement for a few minutes. The scene of the trouble was the north ward school, where a spark from one of the furnace pipes had ignited a, partition under the south side of the main stair- way. The fire was .soon extinguished, - and the damage all repaired by Saturday. A New Curling Trophy. The handsome challenge shield donat- f ed by Dr. R. M. Mason, M. r. r. is now on exhibition in Mr. A. Northey's jew- elry store window. The design is a wreath of gray-finish silver enclosing the figure of a curler, in the same metal, in the act of playing a stone. The shield will be competed for by local rinks - and Bobcaygeon rinks, and will add a good deal of interest to the game. Fenelon Falls‘Wins. Bobcaygeon- Stanton Cop. As a result of the secondâ€"round games played here and at Bobcaygeon on Thursday last. Fenelon Falls will take career the BobcaygeonnStanton cup for this year, being eight up on the two reunds. New Books in Public Library.) , Books Author. The Scarlet Pimpernel ........... Crazy The Handicap ................. Knowles 'l‘heJcsuit ..... ' .............. ".Hocking » The Trampled Cross ............ “ The Winning of Barbara Worth. .‘Wright The Dop Doctor ................. Dellan Whispering Smith. ........... Spearman The Rose in the Ring ...... McCutcheon The Mistress of Shcnstone ..... Barclay The Girl of the Limberlost ...... Porter David Boring .................. Hocking Follow the Gleam .............. “ ......... Roberts BarbaraLadd.................. “ The Heart of the Ancient Wood “ Lisbeth of the Dale ........ . ..... Keith ASpinner in theSun...;....._ ..... Reed Love Affairs of Literary Men. . . . “ Old Rose and Silver ..... . . . ...... “ The Spinter Book .. . . . . . .. . “ lVoman and Labor ............ Schreiner :Janey Canuck in the West . ._.,.,Ferguson The Forge in the Forest. . . . ._._Roberts .‘Rob the Ranger. .. . . . .Strong Cummcr’s Son ..... . ._ . .Parker My Lady ofthe forth, . . ...... Parrish ‘ Hearts in Exile. . ... . . ._.,Ox-enham. Almost a Geningwmw. . ._ ......... Rouse A BachelnrMuid'and Her Brother . . . . . . Thurston. And: twenty juvenile books by L. T. ' Meade, .Arlgen-and’othcrs. Personals. The Misses Nellinonldl Beatrice Heard of Toronto are visiting Miw A. Burt- ;ahaell. . M r. Thos. Guy was one of“ the guests at the Valentine Dance given by the young men of Lindsay on Monday even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Spence of'Rose- dnlo were also among the out of town guests. ' _ Miss Maggie Goldeniswlsibing relat- ives near Janetvillc. Mr. J. H. Stanton was on. a business trip north this week. Mrs. R. M. Magoo attended the. open- ing of the. Legislative Assembly in Tor- onto this week. . Miss Ruby Austin of Kinmbunt was at the Falls over Sunday. and assisted theehoir of St. James? Church in the annwersa ry services.‘ Mr. R. H. Baker of the Minden Echo gave the Gazette a call on Tuesday. Mrs. Jos. Carroll of Lindsay is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. Sadler. Miss Rennie Moss is visiting her I There will be . _played by Mrs. Joseph Southam. sixty Fenelon Falls, and the surrounding vic- inity. Special Train to Lindsayâ€"Cliff Scott the Attraction. One of the most pleasant events of the season is announced for Feb. 12th (next Monday) at the Opera House, Lindsay, when “The Thief” will be presented with Clifford Lane Bruce as leading man. Cliford Lane Bruce is the stage name of “Cliil” Scott. who is well known by everybody in Fcnelon Falls. A double interest is attached, to this attraction for the people of Lindsay and Fenelon Falls, because it not only gives an op- portunity to see one of the best literary and dramatic plays 01‘ the decade, but also permits us to renew acquaintance with our summer friend. ‘fClitI Scott. Clifford Lane Bruce-.or Scott as we know. him â€"â€"is one of the prominent ‘New York actors, a 3 oung Canadian who has made his way to the top in .his chosen profession. A special train will be run from Fen- elon Falls for the accommodation of those who will 'go to Lindsay for the “Thief’? on Monday night. A plan of seats is at Gonlds drug store so that seats can be reserved. The prices are $1.00and 75c. _ From the unusual interest already evinced there is sure to be a. large number of people go from Fenelon Falls , and vicinity, to see “The Thief." ’ .â€"o- ”School Report. ‘ Report for January, Primary Ronm, South \Vnrd. Junior Second,â€"- Reneene Northoy, Gordon Menzies, Roswell Cooper, Vio- let Littleton, John Scott. Junior First,'George Manning, Mona Sadler, Verna Jclirey, Roy Lambert, Gordon Stanton, Dora Jackett, Garland Varcoe. Oscar Bell, Madeline Metcall‘e, George Jewell, George Quibcll. Primer C,-â€" Audrey Graham, Robert Northey, Etta. Lambert, Garret Barrie, James Yorke, Alfred Northey, Willie Pearn. Primer B,â€"- Madeline Arnold, Grace Nicholle, Alvin Bell, Rosetta Barber. ‘ Primer C,â€"-Vesta English, Edith Gain- er, Margaret Barkly, _> _ Mildred Miller, Violet Merriam, Arabella. Ellis, Earl Smitheram, Arthur Nicholls, Cleo Littleton, Bernice Bell. Names arranged in order of merit. I. Hamlin, teacher. -. An Evening in Bonn Town. On'Friday. Feb. 1'6th, 1912, the Boy Scouts, assisted by the Lady Minstrels, of Bobcaygeon, will hold a grand enter- tainment in Dickson's Hall under the auspices of St. James’ Church. “An Evening in Coon Town" with solos,:' choruses, and a grand Cake Walk by the , Lady Minstrels, followed by a screaming farce, by the Bobcaygeon amateur Thea- trical Company, will be presented and will without doubt be much appreciated, as the whole programme was received ' with pleasure and enthusiasm in Bob- A limited number of reserved _ Plan caygcon. seat tickets at 356: will be issued. of hall at Vicars’ Drug Store. .4... .â€"_â€"â€"o Q...__... Wedding Bells. Conrrsâ€" Souru.\z~r,â€"â€" On Wednesdav, Jan. 3lst, at the home of Mrs. James Southam was solemnized the marriage of her daughter Etta Emily, to Mr. Jas. Coutts, of Davidson, Sask. At six o'clock the bride entered the parlor to the strains of Lohengrin’s wedding march, companied by her brother, Mr. Joseph Southam, she met the groom, who was awaiting her under an arch of evergreens and white flowers. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Honey of Bobcaygeon. The bride looked lovely in a dress of biscuit colored silk, trimmed with satin folds of a little deeper shade, and wore a wreath 3f orange blossoms in her hair. After the signing of the register the bride and groom were conducted to the din- ingroom, which was tastefully decorated with evergreens and white ribbon and where a sumptuous ropast awaited them. The table was in the shape of an L and filled the centre of the room, while the bride’s cake adored the angle of it and was immediately inl‘ront of the bride's and groom's chairs. During supper time a number. of. the young people formed an impron‘ptu or- chestra for-the occasion and furnished very acceptable music, ' After supper the bride changed her wedding dress for one of navy blue silk and the remainder of the evening Was spent in games-andramusenlents. The guests, which numbered about were present from Bobcaygeon, The gifts were-both numerous and costly, remembrances of friends from Toronto, Michigan, and the West were among esteem in which the bride was held by kerlmany friends. , the bride was a handsome Canadian mink muff. the others, testifying to the The groom's gift to The happy couple will leave. forthcir new home in Davidson. Sask...on Monday, Feb. 12th, the bride travelling in a brown lady’s cloth suit, trimmed with brown satin and black panne-velvet' hat trimmed with-black plumes. ' Their many friends join in wishing the young couple all happinessond prosper-. . ity.. -. L. O..L. 996;. . ' M embers of L. O. L. 986'are requested: to attend an important meeting in the Orange Hall on Tuesday, 13th, at’8 p. in; sharp. ing. Entertainment after the meet- Thos. Johnston, W. M. o-.â€" See specials in men's underwearâ€"â€" friend. MissTrixie Rutherford, at Orono. , T831118 311143.. Vera Chatter}, . Ae-- Hockey Match To-Night. Woodvillo and Fonelon Falls teams will play to-night (Friday) on the rink here. Admission 15 and 10c. Puck faced at 8 o‘clock. Skating after the game. ' Fenelon Falls Junior hockey team gave the Boy Scouts of Bobcaygcon an- other trimming on Saturday. Score,~l~ to 2. The game was a good one. _.- 0.. Lindsay Winter Carnival. Single taro on the railways has been secured for Lindsay's Winter Street Carnival, good on all p. m. trains on Feb. 13th and 17th and the Carnival dates, the 14th, 15th and 16th. The energetic management of the Carnival are work- ing hard to make it an exceptionally attractive event. 9-.» Men's $2.50 sweater coats for $1.59 â€"Terrills Sale. o-..â€" Fells Station. â€". (‘C'owesipondente of the Gazette.) Mr. and Mrs..Albcrt Potter and fam- ily, ' of Cannington, are the guests of Mrs. Potter's brother, Mr. Geo.Grillin. Baddow. . Mr. John Hughes spent a couple of days in Lindsay last week. Miss May Level y of Baddow spent Sunday at her aunt's, Mrs.Wm. Bulmcr's. Miss M. Rivers has returned from a visit to her home atMinden. - Mrs; R. Swanton of \Vatson's Siding visited Mr. and Mrs. A._Hughes a short time ago. Miss Nellie Peters of Silver Lake is assisting with the householn duties at Mr. Wm. Bulmer’s. Miss Edyth Hughes is visiting Burnt River friends. Mr. Thos. Howie, lately from Howie- dale. Sale, paid a visit to his aunt, Mrs. John Fell, Lakeview. Blouse. " . Mr. and Mrs‘. J. T. Thompson, Jr., and family, of Fenelon Falls. spent a part of . last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bulmcr called on. Mr. and Mrs. W. Shuttleworth, J r., last Sunday. - Mr. Albert Hughes has supplied our school here with the required quantity of maple and soft wood. » 0.. Men’s Winter footwear all reducedâ€" . Terrills‘ Sale. ..._._.. .i. H....__â€"_. Powlss‘ Corners. Correspondence of the. Gazette On Wednesday evening. the Mth, the 5 Epworth League from Zion will cntctr- } tain the League here. . .5 A few weeks ago Mr. Joe. T. Brown ; had a. six month old calf killed by a. kick from one of his colts, that was exercising "‘ itself in the. yard. ‘ Northroprand Lyman's traveller from Toronto made a business call on the postmaster here one day last week. . The farmers in this section with very few exceptions will experience a great scarcity of feed for their live 8 ock, and 6 there is also a small amount of grain j. compared with other years to fatten t. cattle to reduce thenumbor. It might be It." safely estimated that there is not more than ten bushels of grain passes through here for Fenelon Falls to be ground, where there was one hundred bushels a year ago. Another year like 1911 will put a good many farmers out of business, or make them work harder, as J. W. Flavelle tells the farmers to do, and raise more hogs. I tell you what. the working class must bind themselves together, Stick to each other night and day through rain and shiny weather, These combinations must he downed, so must these trusts and things That are stealing all we make, Jane, and: living fat as kings. A strong party mansays: I voted against Reciprocity for my party, but I made a mistake. Too mmy like him. .... ST. Annanw's w. F. M. s. The W. lv‘._M._S.ofSt. Andrew's Church, will meet at the home of" Mrs. (Dr) Mason. on Wednesday, February 14th inst. MS 1): m. The ladies of the 'cou- gregation, are invited toattcnd. IiIElDP‘TIilS DATE CLEAR... Friday, March 1st, is the dateof’the entertainment being prepared' under the auspices of the young peoplc~of St. Andrew's Church, will be given in Dick- son's Hall, and the entertainment: prom-- isos to be a first-class one. ENTERTAINM ENT.’ The‘ Ladies Aid- 05' the Methodist Church Fenclon Falls, wiltgivo a- social; evening in the basement on. \Vednesday,_ Feb..14th. St._\£nlentine's night. Games: . and amusements will be furnished, after.- '. which refreshments will be served., . Everybody made Welcome. Doors. open. -V 7,301). m. Admission 150... Mrs.,F. MchcL Mrs. S. Corhct, Sec. President.. B’urgoyne’s: Big-Annual Sale. 7 1 The opening day this. year ' . of‘ Burgoyne’s Big Annual: 1 Sale is Saturday, March 2nd.. Greater Bargains than even befOre. .