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“ma, Wmm “fin: LAKES 0F KILLARNEY Embedded In the Midst of Miles of Majestic Mountains .â€"_. The beautiful Lakes of Killarney are equal, if not superior to all other noted beauty-spots in Western Eur- ope. The scenery around them pos- MEN of NEW: _ Moot Structural Steel Workers Are of Irish Blood it is a curious fact that most of the Structural steel workers engaged on various huge structures in Canadian ,_v._â€"â€"â€"--â€"IM ,1 . ,. . v, A Woman oi Words Mrs. Harry E. Bye, Main Street North, Mount Forest, Ont., writes: Your re medy for kidney, bladder and stomach troublehas given me great relief. Have taken three boxes and now feel like’ living and better than I have felt for few; “V ’r -rr-»« an... ,“ \" Wfltt‘uy the. a - ,3, " ' ‘ ‘ «'b- I ‘ w ‘ height or at anyrreiation to each oth- cities are of irish blood. 'In fact, the Irish and Swedes, or “square heads," as they are called, have almost a monopoly of this dangerous trade. The Irish will take more chances than the men of any other nationality, but the Swedes are. not far behind, and how they divide the honors was illus- trated recently. Two steel columns for the top storeys of a skyscraper bad Just been set in place at the cor- ners, and stood starkly‘ up fifty feet above the nearest cross girder. Each , column was about eight inches square. When the news spread that a photo- grapher was about to take a picture of them, two workmen "shinned" up the columns and stood on the top. The man at one corner was an Irishman, the other was a Swede. Sometimes these structural ironworkers lose their nerve. Why it happens, or how. they do not know; but sometimes a sudden panic will overwhelm a man. Then. if he knows his business, he will shout for help, for he cannot help himself. Now and then. a man gets a mad desire to hurl himself from the roof, and if he is not restrained he will go as surely as though a great magnet ware drawing him down to the earth. Oddly enough, one terrible fright rarely causes a man to give up the business. He gets back his nerve in a few days and becomes as daring as over.- It is said that an ironworker who goes to a new job when a building is already high in the air has not the'nerve of a man who has been on the building from the ground up. Accidents are more likely to occur while the first few storeys are under construction than later on, for the men take more chances, forgetting that a 40-foot fall is about as deadly as one ‘twioe as Iona ~ ,_ .. 3 ADJUSTABLE CUSHIONS’ Head Fleet and Back Rest on Separ- ate‘ Rolling Bands. in. making a chair with a cushioned back it has heretofore been impossible to arrange the cushions to suit every- body, so the manufacturers have tried to strike the average. A Utah genius has designed an arrangement of adjust- ableable cushions, which will fit tall persons or short persons, revolves on rollers attached to top and bottom of the chair back. On two of these belts .‘-"~"~\. ..‘ -'- .-..m,u-.».r_.....‘~v .41.. ._.â€"_...,,__- "9 FITS AN}: SIZE PERSON. is p. back-rest and on the other .‘two a, head-rest. As will be understood, these cushions may be adjusted at and; er. thereby providing a comfortable back for any person, no matter ‘ hat sesses a peculiarity, richness, and var- iety, and the vegetation a wild luxuâ€" riauce which cannot be thoroughly ap- preciated until seen. Among the great writers who have given the lakes un- qualified praise are Sir Walter Scott, Wordsworth, Thackeray, Macaulay. Sir -Waiter Scott said it was “the grandest sight he had ever seen;” Wordsworth, that “in point of scenery the finest portion of the British Is- lands;" and Sir David Wilkis, the great painter, that “for beauty and grandeur, he had never seen them unsurpassed." ' The lakes lie embedded in the midst of wildly majestic and lofty mountains, whosa sides and steeps are covered with the most luxuriant verâ€" dure and shrubbery, and in many pla- ccs with splendid forest trees. The highest mountains are Carrantuai and Mangerton. The bosom of the lakes is dotted with romantic islands. some of which are connected by bridges with each other and with ihe shorts; and all around are cataracts and waterfalls of every size and form, many being prominent points of inter- est im the excursions. Besides their beauty, the Lakes of Killarney are of great interest on account of the many prehistoric . remains found around them, and the ruins of the celebrated monasteries of Innisfallcn. Muckrors, and Aghadoc. The lakes cannot be satisfactorily seen and explored by the tourist in less than three days. Those, however, who have leisure, and wish to be more minute in their exploraâ€" tions, may spend weeks in roaming among the mountains and gleams with profit and gratification, each day ex- hibiting new and increasing beauties, the closer and longer they are ex- amined. Foreign Gloves The importation of foreign gloves to the United Kingdom was forbidden until 1825. ‘ BORN.‘ WmTFIELD.-â€"1n the township of Fenc- lon, on Sunday, June 26th, 1912, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whitfield, a son. ' ARMSTRONG.â€"In the township of Som- erville, on Saturduy, June 22nd, 1912, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Armstrong, :1 daughter. JUNKIN.-~In the township of Somer- villc, on \Vednosday, July 10th, I912. to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Junkin, a. daughter. BARKER.â€"In:the township of Vcrulnm on Friday, July 12th, 1912, to Mr. and ‘ Mrs. David Barker, a. daughter. cc to Gould the Optician. All work fully guaranteed. Bcby Cccric cs Ac tic-Ear s, it Attractive Prices We would be pleased to have years and I give your FIG PILLS ever tried." At all dealers, 25 Out. Gould, Druggist. Fenclon Falls. J. PENROSE, 19.5 FENELON FALLS MARKETS Wheat, fall, 90 to 95 Wheat, spring, 80 to 85 Barley, per bushel, 65 to 85 Oats, per bushel, 47 to 50 Peasc, per bushel, 9060 100 Buckwheat), 650. to 70 Potatoes, bush. 1.50 to 1.80 Butter, per pound, 20 to 23 Eggs, per dozen, 18 to 19 Hay, per ton, $8 to $10 Hides, $8.00 to 9.00 Hogs, live, $8.00 to$8 50 Beef, S 8.00m $9 Sheepskins, 50 to 80 7 W001, 12 to 17 Flour, Samson, $2.80 to $3.00 Flour, Winnipeg $2.70 to $2.90 Flour, Silver Leaf, $2.50 to$2.70 Flour,Victoria, $2.45 to $2.65 Flour, new process. $2.40 to $ Flour, family, clipper, $2.35 to .. 2. Bran, per 100 pounds, $1.35 to 1 Shorts, (10., $1.40 to $1.45 Mixed Chop, (1).. $1.55 . Corn Chop, do, $1.70 to $1.75 WWMW Summer Session .. From July 2nd merges into our Autumn Term from August' 26th. Many teachers and senior stud- ents will take advantage of our Summer Term and many will con- tinue until granulation in four or six months leads them direct into a good salaried position. Let; us semi you particulars about our courses. \Vritc \l'. H. Shaw, Pres- ident, Central Business College, Toronto. Woo-w Fenelon Falls, Friday, July 19 , 1912 Wheat, Scotch or Fife, 850. to 900. all the praise, for they are the best I have and 50 cents, or The Fig Pill Co.. St. Thomas, 12 Sold in Fcnelon Falls by A. J. House and Lot For Sale Five rooms and workshop, quarter acre good garden, good well, on Fldler’s hill, Feuelon Fai ls. Fcr Flies INTEEiidTlfliiAL F LYWAY are not satisfied with it. Our International Calf Meal 0n Hocscs'cnci Cciiic Try a can of the newest and best fly spray on the market Fully guaranteed, and your money will be refunded if you ,WM». l.":. ‘ .' his or her physical peculiarities. The , #193,.“ band, mu emu bu, no, so you call and see these , also easily» as to slip out of place. when the our up-teâ€"date stock of Furni- 1 those. . . , “m” 3 ture. We make a specmltzy of .picture framing. L. DEYliiAN & am. New Telephonc‘ Directory. f lGNORANCE OF THE BIBLE' } Professor H. at Hamilton publishes, mine figures respecting the. 150. Fresh; men who entered Amherst College, Massachusetts, last year. They were. set a paper of six- Bible questions,_ oi? which two were "the easiest that could be thought of," while “two. {were exceedingly difllcult,‘ so as to test ,the intimate as well as the average iknowledge of themen.“ More than, :79 of these undergraduates could re- member nothing about the fall of Jeri- cho, 87 knew nothing of Gain. 4,0 knew- nothing of Daniel. and 85, 1'02; and; 105 failed to answer questions about Saul, Gideon. and Timothy respective- ly. 'Professor Hamilton also reports ithst in visiting certain schools in New ~Yorlt he found. among pupils prepan ring ,tor college and nearly of an age (for entrance, whole cleanse that, could; mot ten the story. 0.: we a. the ll‘ion‘e den“ OFFICIAL TELEPHONE iuuut'l'our for the Dist. lot if Central Outurij», including Fenelon Falls] Parties who contemplate becoming in their present entry, should) place their orders'with the Local Manager at once to insure insertion in this issue. Locating Eastor Day» Com ani S a' Easter Day is always the Sunday connec g p 6 following that fourteenth day 0;, the, . 3319mm” mn- wm°h “P2333. “POD. changes in their list oi: subscribers. :9? next after March 3.153%. either to the local Manager, or direct . .- to the Special Agent's Department, importance of: Oxygen. ' Montreal. _ tit t lie-third of the. , playmthfogfne-lleenzh: of water; and The Tele ' can 1 th atmosphere. and is the of izdctedasfiotoieasasst . ...., -,, hone Company anada.* 'i‘hc Bell'l‘clephonc Company of Cana- > d“ is SW" *0 Plinth afiew issue of the. ' “ Subscribers, or those wlipnuish changes _ .- Shnnld also. report additions and ' giving satisfaction. We also have a big shipment of Oilcake that we are selling at $2.50. a hundred lbs. G. F. VICARS Druggisi; and Optician FENELQN. FA Ls,-0NT. We have the-most modern, the 'most practical and the best; equipped school in Eastern 0n- ;- tm-io. The courses are thorough . and fascinating. An entirely Canadian Business Procedure for the training of th. ambitious young people of our country. ' Our graduntos are successful. Ask a student on‘ ex-stnrlontâ€" they are our best adstertiscments. HQME STU DY‘ COURSES. .â€" ....».,. _-..-...,~,, ... 3 \‘i'. ,: . ..-., ,,- ,,.._A - :' ,x {Y.1.-'("x~.r:3 g. 1: -.fl( lindsay .illdncssv Eclicgc C. R. Bower A. H. Spotton ‘ . Principal President ENTER ANY DAY. 1s having a big sale and is: , ‘ATHER Resttv ~0UGHT To Have his picture taken; He hasn’t had a photo since. that funny looking one in the cutaway coat that he was Yes mother says ’twas a good one of him as he looked then, but married in. (’Twas at noon wedding, you know.) really, for the sake of the family, there should be one of hint as he looks now. J. H. STANTON. Groceries, Boots, and Shoes, 'Readymade Clothing, Crockery, Glassware. Always good stock of these lines at MCFARLAND"8 m ‘ BUILDiiiiG cccrccc'rs We are prepared to take contracts for "houses, sum mer cottages, etc. It will pay you to get our esti mates. Doors. and sash and interior finish always in stock. Planing and matching done to order. FE’NELilii mus Pissmc MILL, A. rams, PROPRIETOB. Tooth Preparations are different. Their absolute Purity isas essential to good health as Pure Food or Pure SANITQL. TOOTH PASTE 25c Is pure whiteand’contains noooloring matter. Not only thoroughly cleanses the teeth and keeps gold fillings bright, but permanently destroys the germs of decay. SANITOL TOOTH POWDER 25c Contains antiseptic properties Which cleanse and whiten the teeth as no other dentifrice .l can. It arrests decay and tones up the entire ,5, mouth and gums, leaving a refreshing cool? I ' nos and a lasting benefit. ' ~2369 _ . GOULD, Druggist, reneiorans. 5:1,”: ? 1“ ill [m iris. i, .y .‘iiillil c ii] In plaid I..._.._.-- .. ru'llululn - .‘ ui‘uil" w / .' w, '~"t.~ .‘Eucm )8! .<- 5-1 a»...