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Mr. Wilbert Glaspell will sell by pub- lic auction on Wednesday, October let. his farm stock and implements. including seven head of horses, seven cows and some young stock, a number of pigs and hens, and the usual implements. some furniture, a quantity of hay, mangels and millet. Usual credit terms, cash for feed. W. F. Marquis. auctioneer. Mr. ’l‘hos. Argue of Dong-01a will hold an unreserved sale of farm stock and HOUSE FOR SALE. Mearns, 60 Victoria St., Toronto. For . Estimates On new buildings consult us. Or give Us your order for Doors,‘ Sash, Interior B1n1sh, etc. \‘Ve will be pleased to figure on what you will need in supplies, or the whole contract. F. C. FARM..FOR SALE. Fall Fairs. ' r ' ' - Q it». 22-24 ’~ . Good frame house. on Pullers lllll, game~-~-~-~-------~-“fol Precuous Metal Stolen After it ‘Leaves seven 13er romnsh stone cellar, wand- Beaverton . . . . . . . . . . . . Sept.q29 i0(0(."C.ll) the Stamps shed. stable and garden. For terms, BUHOVIHG - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - f-r‘v‘l’twqi ‘1‘ â€"- etc.“ apply to . llfibbcaygmip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :eptt. Most people have heard of I, D . . owmanvi o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LOI)‘. 11' ~ (illicit diamond buying), a mini: ‘ 61 sussex Ave-i 'lomntoi Onl- Qobourg . . . . . . . a. . . . . . . . . . . Sept. :24 “In Which in South Africa is punished ‘Mâ€"'â€"râ€"~â€"â€"-â€"â€" fidfolurgrllorse b110\\'.........l\115. with coal servit i I. _ a 1 :ur on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a. . . .. op '. -a water?” cape Towrpde on the b eak l_{inm'ount . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . hoot-t. The Rand, however, has the lesser- ‘ Fillif'loid ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' h ' I ' ' l Stdgifipfgbp known ofieuce of I. G. 13. (illicit gold My residence on Queen street Fonc- “1‘5?” ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' k' ,2, 1:3 b '1 C ~ - a . I . ' . Markham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (ct. u) :13). ensidering that m the ion balls, especmlly well built and im- Midland . _ _ . _ _ . . . _ ~ _ ‘ Sept“ 2;) & 26 ‘ Rand mines 01113’ a few Dennyweights ished,includingstormsash,screen doors Millmml; ‘ ' ‘ ' _ I ' _ O _ ' _ _ I _ _ . . ‘ Oct; 2 L». 3 e of gOld go to a. ton of quartz, it is and electric fixtures, hard and Soft. Mind“) “Hunnnun‘qept' 30 obvious that the mines does not get .wator inside pantry. Apply to W. L. Newmmihlét ' _ ' _ ' . ' . _ . _ . _ _ . . _ I I . _ . _ . Och”) much chance of stealing the precious Robson. Feuelon Falls. or to the owner, oulfimod . _ _ h . I _ ' ' . ’ ‘ . _ _ _ I _ Sept. 22 & 23 metal. When does the gold thief get W. 1-1. ROBSON Oshawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sept. 8-10 his Opportunity? 24“ 1199 Cnnoge St” [pm-0mm Ottawa, (Central Canada) . . . . . Sept. 5-13 The pieces of quartz are ground into Peterhoro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sept. 11-13 dug“ by Powerful hammers known as Port Hope .................... Oct-.7&-S "5 amps." Water then washes the Port Perry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sept. 11 & 12_ dust over inclined plates coated with Sunderiand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sophlliggi' imnlgam. The gold instantly com- 9- - Sutton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sept. 25 h mercury m we his: gam' afterwards being easily separated barn. Large frontage on, Balsam Lake. WOOdHlle ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ’ ‘ ' sepb'2lg by Chemical procesa' Possession given next spring. Price and Hallow“ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' Itls of this gold-laden amalgam that terms to be “ranged Apply F. S. Blackstock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ept. at 1 Victoria Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sept. 16 Sr. 17 TAYLOR FENELON FALLS hi ARKETS ,_ . _, W in 1'86 111 / 11 .97/6 And nothing tells the story so well. Everything for kodakery at our store. J. H. STANTON, PHOTOGRAPHER, FENELON FALLS. The Right Kind of ..-.-... ,4.._. â€" . .. w_ . . I. . . W“ e. 1. . . . < ~. .. WW la, w.u.u‘abw~‘..'. ., 1...... .- .- .. .. implements on Thursday. Oct. 2nd. Usual credit terms. T. Cashorc. auc- timleCP- See b11153 fifty acres, all cleared except one acre I ' ' ' ' - Good 01 Saturda , some, 271;},‘ MP, has. of bush. son good clay loam. . . Leii will (1191.539 ofl his house mg lot frame house and barn ; good orchard . on Lindsay street, south of the station, S'tuat‘v‘d Qnefhil” mile'flmlll Ill and all his household furniture. adouble Fan‘mm [‘"HS- _ F“? “Ht/1‘31 [’31 1011 «IL wagon, carpenter's and mason's tools, apply to “lemmelf‘qu J B FHK otc., live cords of good maple 'wood, and on * i L- F: :10“ ‘Fanv some good axehaudle hickory. Sale at “"1 1‘ “C r, Fenclon Falls Friday, .Scpt.19, 1913 Wheat. Scotch or Fife, 82c. to 85 2. Wheat, fa11,88 to 90 ' Wheat, spring, 75 to 80 Barley, per bushel, 50 to 60 Oats, per bushel, 33 to 35 Poase. per bushel, (5 to 1.00 Buckwheat, 4:30. to 50 Potatoes, bush. 70 to 80 ' Butter, per pound. 25 to 26 Lot No. '24. Con. 1, Verulam Township, 211111 For your boys and girls is up for consideration just now. Send for g I - a copy of our corriculum. It will We have anew and complete present some facts you saculd line of High and Public School 1mm“ ‘3 93”“ i" “"0 0f 0“” - schools insures a good salary. 2 o'clock and without reserve. Terms . ' - . - cash except for house and lot, terms for 1 Eggs. per dozgpblil «1120 SUPPIIGS, 11101mhllg Enter any time. which will be made known at sale. '1‘. A 113’. P’ll‘ 150“. -. t0 '3 Cashore, auctioneer. See bills. Hides, $10.00 .‘. H035. live, $8.00 110 $9 '50 Head Ofiiucs, Central Business College, Bleel'. S 1.11.00 to $9 0 . Yongo 8:. Gerrard Sts., Toronto. Mrs. Lizzie McNeil. a cllarwoman 4S %:("':;ll’511‘5”;6 to "0 Scrlbblers W- H- SHA\V, President. yearSoi‘age, of Smith's Falls. has built 2 . .‘ .. _ g: F, ‘1] QIHHSOB QOSU to Q3 ,m ' «mm b - 1 . . . . .' ,jj r.-’ ‘ ' ' L ‘ ' i '9 :2 '4’": ‘ - W W” 111.,”51'; ,2,g;;3:edg,fi,,3'gss,;“2311,03;3;. .. 11-...-.” max-.W, mum: a»: .0320 >290 Exermse Books 1‘ V .l‘ I. 1‘ U =3 l" -1 I“ 4 It‘luur,Sllver Leaf. )0 torp‘zlfio L 10 W01 { “ll I it! (1“ n mm S. - ppnu.,Viciul.iuy $11,.) to $105 amm_‘ -- - ~ - â€" iâ€"w : Flour, new process. $2.10 to $2.6205 R N , b‘mnr family clipper. $2.35 to .3 ..5 BO ‘ m Brau,’por 100' pounds. $1.15 to $1.25 Pens . MCF.\RLA.\‘-D.â€"At Fenolon Falls, on -_ I 93 Sh u-ts. «10., $1.25 to {$135 ‘ Sunday, Aug. 27th, 1913, the wife of ' ‘ Mix: «1 Chop. do., $1.50 to $1.60 Inks Randolph McFarland, a son. Corn Chop, do., $1.55 to $1.70 1’01’L3011. --1n the township of Fenelon. ’ a , on \Vedncsday. September 3rd, 1913, ' - Paints . the wife of M r. Harry Poulsom, a. son. ' the Old I‘lgS. New NOll'l‘lIE \Vâ€"u‘U FullUlOll Falls. ml “'00- ‘ .:.a..:»*..°..x-g.a..x..:..w..z..;w.a..;.r ’40'»: meg. . ._ ‘ ‘ ncsday, September 3rd, 1913, the wife .34 ' ’ ‘ ‘ ’ ' ’ ‘ w" ‘ ‘ 3; Cl ayoas ‘ 3:138 cost-’1 fVVB of Mr. Albert Northey.a daughter. ' 2 N . z {e 3‘ sneer“ y 0 re- P“T‘l‘“5°“"‘ "Ab Felwl‘m 1' ".“S’ ‘3" S“"‘ . to ' Pencfl and Pen Boxes pairiurr, repaintinrr etc. day. September 7th, the Wife 01 Mr. J. , ,_ . t1. d g 3. D o, . A. Paterson), a son. A‘SlStS 'm'm'e t” "mm “1.” an v Peterfioro 3: D . If you have anything ; __ H...,,_.-_,,.,,_ . promote hair health by keeping the g: ? raWIHg 38138 that needq fixing). up ' u - - ' ' -tinnr the rowth v - w . . " ‘ D . . , m scalp clean and elimina ,3, 'g ... a. ‘ p Y, of those elements held responmble for g: BuSlnesf it {9083999 .g. $011001 B&gS, Etc. brmg 1t hele- Or 11 f __ , local scalp and hair affections. "“ ° 3: . you need a new one To the Gamma” order We carry the full Remll line of Everything you want when We 03“ bmld 1t-8‘md Would von lease conve to the Cana- gm’ds handing their famous Skin and ’i‘ hcss activities. ifou must be I; you want it. as the b9513- dian Order-«ii Oddfellowi" my sincere milet Pl'el‘m'a'tlons' :3: “mined for we kind 13‘: ser’lisms ? V and heartfelt thanks for cheque of TH. a Cake of Harmony Rose, or 3: that the bnsxness wor IS w: mg a I 212231.312: wet Grew-re SW for :3: ttéifmfi'oai’fit” “tllfifilé‘ts‘ht- . G" F.’ “CARS . F. 1. 01111118. falsol“.i5h to tram; t1,eyb,.e'th,len 'fm. sale only at the “ llexall Store.” :2: struction. Experienced teachers. 3: Dl'llgglst and Stationer ' h ‘ - t; . as an i lee . “ Homeâ€"study courses. Make your ~ Colborne Street! gagi'biifur 08y m ympl y n my ( p 5. decision now and let us arrange a do Fellelon Fans, MRS. BROKENSHIRE. A a J a Q Q U L D Iii “mm f" 5m" E LO' ; . _ , . . . . E. . GAN " “mm DRUGGIS" AND OPl‘iCIAN .3. Gm 8333;,“ Principal. § ‘1 a iEN’El ON F \l LS. vi+ ' T .1 1 J I PHONE CENTRAL. GOING TIIEM ONE BETTER» Furniture delivered to your home at LESS, THAN 01 T Y [’13] 0198 You run N O RISK. Call and see our goods. 8. S. Gamer. And all du'iics ofn Station Agent are easily learnel at home by means 01‘ our New Home Study Courses. We invite you to write for particulars and sample les- sons. 1: will pay you well to learn these things. \i'ritcs‘haw’s Telegraph and Railroad School, Yonge St, Toronto. W. ii. Shaw, President. YOU CANNOT» DESTROY :SOAKVILLE” PURE ALUMINIUM- COOKING UTENSILS You can burn food-stun to a cinder in them. then simply pour in waterand all the burnt emf! will come away. leaving the utensil absolutely clean, sanitary and undamaged. This in why they are so economical. CARD OF THANKS. ~ To th: Secretary of] the Canadian Order of Oddtollows: bind. and Gun- Wu“, Sold by _ I wish to thank the Canadian 0rd r of i ""“d by _ ’ Oddfellows for their prompt payman of ’ “an undulating " , v . '- cboqnc for $40 burial expenses of m ' cowmy‘ummd V . 1 . - ~ . . . _ ‘ dear son. and to e-Xlll'txs m3 h’llll'L‘l‘t' an i ‘ OA‘VME' cm. a heartfelt thanks for their kind courtesy in my great sorrow. .. _ ' 111 RS. C. DUCHERTY. SEE OUR 1.1.1111. PAPERS. W- i .1, ....,._.._.. ._ ..»m.~<...l,.... . : "