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', wanna}. womenâ€"“Ladil- .1 - , ‘Mu‘~&\~afl;~;~. M-cm.¢.m, W :*..fi,.~ ,,.,..;..,,...~......:,....." “ms-'4; .:.__.r -m'a¢...._..__...w..,,.,_.,.. _.. _.. N x _ . r x u 4‘ ~ ‘ ' ‘ , 5,_,_ mmmmmm Effie Jenefon Jaws gazette. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1913. That any old shoe will not fit your feet. , Knocking Noise. W E. K N OW ' Saturday Night of August '30th That with Invictus shoes we can give your feet every was in Special ,,noise”numberi FOL comfort and you Wlll have style and quality as well.. Come lowing is an extract, n~â€""_trya pair, then you’ll know what We know. Ibis just like a man_md an editor at thatâ€"t0 come and ask a busy woman on a warm day what‘ she thinks about noise. Just as if it were possible to think about anything, with a street car clanging past and Isteeii typewriters going all at once! It is my honest opinion that Noise is the Original Sinâ€"and I won’t get into a heresy trial for saying so. Ever so many ages ago this earth was a comfy and peaceful little’planet, where man and woman were happy and innocent. But, some way or other, the Evil Spirit of Noise got into that garden bower one day, and there has n’t been any realr epose for the human race ever since. What with factory whis- - tles, fog horns, sirens, motor honk‘s, Should be wound regularly and cleaned at least every hm_dy_gurdies_and.college yells, Noise ' i} will have lost, its has become a national nuisance, and In that tune the 0 some day we shall go to eternal smash and end in a Big Bang. Noise has iii- fested all circles. We partake of salad to the tune of “My Old Kentucky lubricating qualities and the parts begin to wear. Home,” and eat an ice to the lugubri- ous accompaniment of “The Lost Does Your Watch Need. Attention? Chord.” We have a whirlwind cani- We have a well earned reputation for doing good watch paign to wipe Off the church debt and ., burn the mortgage, while the whole WW'K' ' ‘ ' r congregation booms forth the Doxolo- Ordch lJV miill promptly attended to. ‘ V " gy. We assure the neighbors of our ” _/ patriotism by setting off fire crackers, and welcome a hero by yelling our- - o selves hoarse. But some day we shall B m have a nice quiet funeral and go away to a noiseless Paradise, The Best Good Shoeâ€"-lnvictus A. s. c. MGFARLAND. V eighteen. months. i FODT 0F KENT ST., LINDSAY. ‘Where Silence like-a poultice comes To heal the blows of sound.” ,mV’VVVI‘JYVr‘V v wV-VVVVYY'VR’K‘iYW ' n 1 . inspectors of G; R. ‘Tiine Service. . Very Inconsistent. _ _ Nearly thirty ,men have been im- , ' : , ported from the United States to ‘ i' . build the foundation of the new cus- toms building at Ottawa. Hon. Mr. Crothers, Minister of 'Labor, defends the importation by stating that “ Can- adians lack experience.” Only a few months ago Premier Borden declared that Canadians were not competent to 2 construct warships. More recently an American automobileâ€"an “ Ohio "â€" ‘ was purchased for the use of Mrs. Bor- den. These doings and sayings do not harmonize very well with the pro-elec- tion professions of the Conservative AT _._._____.__. campaigners who shouted “ Canada for the Canadians,” and “No truck w WM. CAMPBELL S nor trade with the Yankees,” and (le- clared that freer commercial inter- course with the Unit-cd States would lead to annexation. Wants Scugog Waters Raised. ' I The Port Perry Star, after describing I the difficulties encountered by the steamer Esturion in an excursion from that town to Lindsay last week, urges the Government to improve the naviga- tion of Scugog lake and river. The Star says: It is time this matter received proper attention. Doubtless when the Govern- ment start to remedy these conditions they will go about the work in their own way. It might not be amiss to % BUILDING CONTRACTS . We are prepared to take contracts for houses, sum- ' nier cottages, etc. It Will pay you to get our esti- mates.- Doors and sash and interior finish always in goint odub,ho}vevglj,tthata drfdgedgould . c 0 00 S‘il'Vlce l l was~emn 0 e 01‘ a stock. Planing and matching done to order. weegkorsoauhemouthofbhésglgogand at the north end OLScugog Island. Such is the opinion of Captain; Elliott ’of the Esturion. . There could be no objection to this i ]course of action on the score of flooding and. Even supposing some individual should have to suffer to an extent by having land flooded, it seems unwise and unfair that the communities of Port Perry and Lindsay should be robbed of the benefit of the beautiful stretch of water which lies right at their door. , ' Not only are they robbed from a. pleas- ure point of view, but in the matter of CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTERS i ““2§§.fi‘:s....... and... as... i. FENELGN FALLS .PLANING MILL . a. "rains, a PnoEnisTon. Court Fenelon Falls No. 626 A. CARD. Scugog in order that tho Kawartha Lakes may not be depleted of fish. Scugog is the breeding and feeding ground, and the other lule in lx'uwartha chain are suffering bocniiso we have not the proper supply of water to care for fish lierc. $100 Free For All at the Fenelo Fair. ' A frec-for-nll trot or pace for a purse of $100 has been arranged for Fenelon Fair, Sept. 11th, divided fifty, thirty and twenty. _Bcst three in live. Four to enter, three to start. Entrance five per cent. of purse, five per cent. from win- ners. Personal. Mr. Fred Green of Woodvillo was in town over Sunday, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Copp. ” Miss Dottie Minorc left for Alberta on Saturday to visit her brother, Mr. Jae. Minore. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Minore, Sr., are leaving this Week for the same place. Mr. Geo. Campbell has returned to his brother, M r. \l'm. Giiiipboll. Mrs. Richardson of Petcrhorougli is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos. l’oulsom. Mr. Stanley Ellis of Cobalt is visiting Fenelon Falls rcluiivvs. Fair Night Concert. ‘The entertainment committee of the Fenelon fair have secured the services of Lily' Lorrell Howard, singing come- dienne, and Mr. Robert Clarke, ventril- oquist and humorous entertainer, for the concert on Thursday evening, Sept. 11th in Dickson's hall. Both these artists have the very best recommenda- tions, and a first-class entertainment- may be confidently expected. Tickets 350. and 250. I ..n To Reconstruct Esturion. __.-... The Lindsay Post states that the own- ers of the steamer Esturion, the Trent Valley Navigation 00., it is said contemâ€" plate making somc important changes in her for next season. The present engines will be removed and powerful twin en- gines to drive twin screws will be put in. The overhang at the sides where the paddle wheels now are, will be cut ofl by about eighteen inches. A dancing floor .will be built where some of the engine room now is, and means will be provided so that the ex- posed parts of the upper deck can be closed in with canvas in a few minutes in case of rain. There will be other changesof a minor nature. If the proposed plans are carried out the boating pubic will hardly recognize their old friend, the Esturion. -0 Will ludge Poultry at Fenelonfair. Mr. D. C. Trew, of Lindsay, the well known poultry judge, who has» just returned from Edmonton, where he placed the awards on a. largeie‘xhibit of birds, will officiate at the fall fair here on the 11th. Mr. Trew would like ex- hibitors and others to know Lhathe will be pleased to answer any questions or impart any information he is able t concerning poultry. ‘ , . ‘ ‘ ‘MILLINERY OPENING. The annual fall millinery opening at Miss Washburn's will be held on Sept. 110th and 11th, the dates of the Fenelon air. ALARM OF FIRE. An alarm of fire was sounded on Sun- day evening about 8.30. The blaze turned out to be a couple of brush heaps gear the Byrnell cottages. No damage one. ll’. C. T. U. MEETING. The W. C. T. U. will hold their regular meeting in Jordan’s hall on Monday evening, Sept. 8th, at 8 o'clock, for elec- tion of oilicers and other important business. A good attendance requested. 0" The production of “The Geisha? at the Lyceum this week will be under the personal direction of Mrs. Howard, the clever English singer who‘ joined the Stewarts last ,week. She directed the productions of the opera for Mr. Stewart in Buffalo and Philadelpia- with great success.â€" Rochester, N. Y., Herald. Mrs. Howard will sing at the concert to be held on the evening of Sept. 11th, fairnight, in Dickson's hall. See lithos .oo ‘V 4‘.“ i4 hk‘aa". M 3”." .".' “JV '2 h- .. ‘1 . _ . >.A 1 Master Ventriloquist of Canadf be Here Fair Night. C V Those who attended Canterbury,llull on Tuesday evening were well pleased with the entertainment given by Mr. Robert Clarke. Mr. Clarke has. been termed the Master Vriitriloquist of Canada, and after hearing his songs and copversatious we have no hesitation in veicing the some sentiment. lle cer- tainly is the master of his nrt.â€"'l‘i‘oiituii Advocate. ' Mr. Clarke will he one of the enter- tainers at Dickson's hall on Fair night, . Sept. 11th. Be sure to hear him. â€".-iâ€"â€"~-_ .. - u... »â€"â€"â€"â€"._ ST. ANDREWS ClllIllCll. In the absence of the pastor, Rev. Dr. Talling, Toronto, will occupy the pulpit of St. Andrew’s Church next Salrbnih, morning and evening. Dr. Tillllllg will also preach in Burys‘ Green. â€"â€"- â€"â€"o -._~__._ Mr. Evans Storey of Emily township had two burns and an implement shod burned on Thursday night of last week. Lightning was the cause. .-§ Miss Katie Ell'ord of Islay had her left leg brxkcn, and Mr. Ambrose Elford sus‘aincd cuts and bruises on hishcnd :is the result of a \vuggon upsetting on the 22nd ult. _. - .__.__M Mrs. Howard sang “ The Miller's Daughter " and “ A Real Town Lndv " in Splendid voice and style and her .work throughout was murkrd with captivating sunplicity.â€"â€"'l‘oronto Mail and Empire. M rs. Howard will sing at the concert to_be held on the evening of Sept. 11th, fair night, in Dickson's hall. Sue liLhos. w.-. Ari amendment to the constitution, barring anyone connected with the liquor business from becoming a member of the Catholic Mutual Benevolent As- sociation, was carried at a meeting of the Grand Council at Hamilton on the August 28th. â€"â€".-o Mr. Arthur Jones, who recdvcd an electric shock at the Canadian General Electric works at Peterboro, died the next day of his injuries. Mr. Jones was an Englishman and came to Pctcrboro seven years ago. He had been a member of the Salvation Army for thirty years, in fact since he was a‘ boy, and was a bandsman for over twenty-five years. The interpretation given by Mrs. Howard was a genuine delight. Mrs. Howard has a Winsome personality and quite captivated last evening's audience. â€"â€"Boston‘Journal. 5 Mrs. Howard will sing at the concert to-be held on the evening of Sept. 11th, fair night, in Dickson's hall. See lithos. . - câ€"___._ A person who was recently called intO the County Court for the purpose of pi‘ovmg the correctness of a doctor's bill, was asked by the lawyer whether the “doctor did not make several visits after the patient was out of danger." .“No,” replied the witness, “I considered the patient in danger as long as the doctor continuedito visit.” g-- The council of Haliburton received a deputation from the liquor party peli- tioning for a poll on Local Option repeal. After consideration it was decided to vote on repeal at the next election. Both sides seem confident ofsuccess, but the threeflt’ths clause seems to give the temperance party confidence of ' success. At the last election, four years ago, the temperance party gained eight , votes above the three-fifths of the total votes polled. BORN- BARRY.â€"At Fenelon Falls, on Monday, July 28th, 1918, the wife 01’ Mr. John Barry. a son. ' . BILLETI‘.â€"â€"In the township of Verulum, on Saturday, August 2nd, 1913, the wife of M r. A. E. Billett, a daughter. AKISTER.â€"â€"In the township of Voru- lam, on Monday, August 4th, 1913, the wife 01' Mr. Frank Akistcr, a daughter. SADLERfâ€"Ab h‘enelon Falls, on Satur- day, August 16th, 1913, the wife of Mr. Thos. Sadler, a. son, (stillborn). LAWRENCE â€"In the township of Fene-l A Ion, on Wednesday, August 20th. 1913, Elie wife of Mr. Jas. Lawrence, :1 daugh- er. ' Minimizeâ€"At Fenelon Falls, on Fri- day, August 22nd, 1913, the wk: of Mr. Archie Menzies, a daii'ghter. ENGLISH.â€"At Fenclon Falls, on Sun- day, August 24th, 1913, the wife of Mr. Tlios. English, a daughter. DIED- DAVls.-â€"At St. Michael's hospital, Tor- onto, on Tuesday, August 26th, Daniel Davis, aged 35 years, son of Wm. Davis. Lindsay Postzâ€"Alex. Sinclair, a. well- formerly 0f Fenelo” Faus‘ known farmer of Fenelon township, who resides on lot 6, concession 2, just north of the village of Cumbrcy, was found dead in his bed on the morning of Aug- ust' 28th., The deceased, who was un- married, retired in his usual good health the night before, and the news of his death came as a. shock to his friends and relatives. Deceased is a brother of Messrs. William and Daniel Sinclair of Fenelon township. 0. Mr, Robert Clarke, with his family of blockheads, entertained a large audi- ence to as good a programme of ventril- Oquism as has been seen in Berlin. The many witty sayings of the dummies are ried back and forth on the lake even . A» ’ ' entirely new and very-mirtli-provoking. , Mcetslast \\ cdnesday of each monih. now, and there; is no doubt that the ~Berlin Daily Telegraph. We, the undersigned hereby agree to ‘ sell a Pitchâ€"{1‘}, M “v.9 Stf‘".d“'d Size 5 Visiting brethren always made welcome' tramc could be ‘ increased if the lake 'On Fair night, Sept. 11th, at Dickson's . mint boxes 01' 5113\‘01é33iglleggrifi‘tgies . w n ' were made properly navigable. h'ill, Mr. Clarke will appear with his for twenty cell an ‘ 5' g ' A. W.QDIB;2LL, \l . E. CHAMBERS. If for no other‘rezisoq, alumna! effort famous Family of Blockhcnds. Isccp the A,& C, McFARLAND. * C. In R. S, should he made to raise the water in date clear. FENELON Friâ€"his“- COURT 0F__RElIlSlON Notice is hereby given that a Court will be held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters' Lists Act, by His Honor the Judge of the County Court of the C iiinty of Victoria, at Twomcy's l’lzill, Fonolon Falls, on Friday the 19th day of Septem- ber,1913. at one o'clock p. m., to hear and determine complaints of errors and omissions in the Voters’ Lists of the municipality of Fenelon Falls for 1913. All persons having business at the; Court are required to attend at the said. time and place. ‘ E. FITZGERA Ll), . Clerk of the Village, ' h‘onclon Falls, Aug. 30th,1913.~ :‘2-3Lc...‘e‘b~;/<ir,'..~j" N. :y. 3". r‘Q‘ fitfi" so were . . \‘~\V\Y ‘qr. v V w 4 v ‘\'