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zW-a -.. ENG" ‘iS-NDANAS‘ Sermon 'on “An Englishman ' In Canada" Here are some excerpts from a re- cent sermon by Rev. Dr. J. L. Gordon, Winnipeg, on “An Englishman in Canada": . "I am not surprised that an Eng- lishman should be homesick in Wes- tern- Canada. I would be surprised if he were not. Think of England with her cathedral towns, her classic ’,_villages, Lher sacred monuments, her beautiful hedgelined roads, her solid Splendor, her quiet dignity, her peace- ful atmosphere and her ten thousand historical associations. It will be a thousand years ' before we ' will have anything to compare with the beauty _-â€"â€"-the fascinating beauty of Dear Old England. I ‘ ‘I n I' ' V ' "Yet 'I know certain Englishmen. " and Englishwomen ‘who think and affirm that Canada .is one of the finest places in' the world in which to live I have in mind at this moment one' family of English emigrants of fair intelligence, average ability and less than normal health, who in a few years have purchased for themselves a modest but very comicrtable‘home, made generous contributions to the 'church and kindred institutions, and; indueed almost a score of their role: *ti'ves to“join~ them on thi§"sidp_,jbf the Sea. They believe in ’Canadvaflbeeause :they. have succeeded iir‘Canada (and ' Canada is a good country to succeed _ in). V. The emigrant. who fails in Can- 3' ada was aAfailure at home. Canada -i_s-another word for success. "Canada is a good country. Less li'qubr is "sold in Canada than in' any other "cbuhtryâ€"thanks __ to the ‘Item- perance crank.” Canada has the law- V. est death rate of_ any country in the world.» There are fewer‘ignorunt and illiterate people in Canada than in any other country. There are fewer pau- pers .in, Canada to the square mile than elsewhere; in Canada the work- ing day is longer, the night brighter, the air more bracing,- the. social con- ditions more democratic-and the-pros- Z beets brighterth'an anywhere else on t the 'North American continent. ' .I' be- lieve in Canada!” Aicss THE "estrus _â€" A River Which 'Passes‘ Among the Rockies With ' rGreat Velocity Railroad building, ts Cost and its difilculties is always an interesting topic. The conquest the engineer has ' achieved over nature’s obstacles is nowhere better illiistrated than on the section of 'the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway along the banks of the Sheena River which is the last of the rivers along the banks of which. the travel- ler will pass before his arrival at Prince Rupert. The Skeena Rover. runs with amazing velocity towards. the ocean. It was a terror even to. the Indians and the totem poles along; its bank mark many a tragedy in- the. redman’s history. The bed of the river is strewn with gigantic rocks,‘ boulders and sand bars and these are shifting continually under the force of the river's 'curre'nt. builders by means of big outlays of money on river appliances made the 'Ske‘ena Serve as the means of trans: porting the supplies for a construe: tlonal army numbering 8,000 men and 8,000 horses.“ Very little tunneling- has' been done, as, nearly four million cubic yards of, rock were blown away on 186 miles or line between Prince. Rupert and Haz‘elton to make an at- tractive route through the Cascades, Poreteiiing the Weather. Weather forecasts were used. last summer in regulating. the fire-protect tive patrol in the Railway Belt,ABritish Columbia. As the, prevailing winds were westerly the weather to be ex... pected in the interior of the province could be foretold by telegraph many hours in advance, and if there was little danger to be expected, the Dis; triot Fire Inspector would permit a tgmpo'rary decrease in the railway flit-VOL ' V:'_'_" . â€"_"_fâ€"'â€" . $3” Origin of "Lumber". . ,' rhéflqm "lumber", is said to have. -.had' its origin: doBoston because the, merchants lumbered . - the ‘ what-£5. with; ~"wodd goods;"- ~-.T.he term) this claimed,‘ is merely a. modification of the -wOrd3 empabard“ bacause‘ the Lem-bards; the first ’pawnbrokers‘agd"‘be« ,caiise‘..it-olriglnally carried with ittha 12.9mm Qt l The railroad I 4. < 6’ € E i (r e: The new parcel post systemahdf-.th‘eflrural- delivery offer a rare opportunity for those living at a distance" to have their drugs and medicinesfdeiivei‘ed att'heir doors gibr a few cents, Any parcel uprto a pound :is: delivered °ior five cents. ' ‘ ». ’ - * g We have made special arran_lg'e*mfepts.,to _'fill an orders quickly. and carefully. We have;if"B‘elpl’fi-Phone, Neruda and we very cordially invite. thefpublicT’to use the phone freely in sending jiheir'eiders. 'Z a." ' . If a-phone message is not convenientjiiStwrite-Ius. E 3You can depend on receivii'igp.€youfr{parcel"by .. a. assesses : delivery after your prde’r‘ is received. rDruggist' and Stationer’_~ ---*“'*-1Fenelon~ Falls. wwweow ' . " ' Wowm WW ‘ 3 WWWéQWQQ‘h ' = -' I ’y - - susscmsass IN ARREARS 3 For tli Gazette'vvili please call and p p _> _ V settle or remit by mail without delay. ‘ Keep the nests clean. ~ Changé "the’ The amount due on each achInt is small but they aggregate a considerable sum. We need the money, and trust this intiâ€" motion will be suilicicnt. l ’ . straw, or shavings, once a month. Gather the eggs twice a day. A 'Keep the eggs in a cool, dry. place. '- Never keep eggs near onions, fish, kerosene or anything with a. strong â€" odor, as the shell is porous and they absorb odors. Keep the extra small and extra large eggs at home, as they will spoil 'the appearance of a nice, uniform shipment. ' lass mamas IN CANABA Opportunity Also Here For the, Raising of Marten ' “loom Fenelon Falls No. .626 CANADIiii’i DBDEB 0F FORESTERS Meets Inst l’l’cdncsday of each month VisitingL-rcihrc-n'aiways made “elm me A. w. QUIBELL, H. LlT’l‘LETON, * o._,R. _ R. s Ziouse and Lot for Sale. Good frame house on Bond St. east; eleven rooms, electric lighted, hard and t-;(':I't- water, cistern; good stable and out- buildings ; two acres of good garden ’ lam], with orchard and small fruits. Apply to » At least fifty mink ranches are in operation in Canada to-day. On these it has already been established that . this highly-desirable animal can be kept in captivity and its young bred with a large degree of success. What few statements have been. secured as to the sale of skins have been most » satisfactory and along with these has g A. W. QUIBELL Feneion Falls. Slaw’s Business Schnnis Toronto, Canada, include the Gen- tral Business College with Five City Branch Schools. Graduates, are universally successful. Enter any time. Write for catalogue. W. H. Shaw, PIKE. Head Offices, 391 Yonge St. EWWW come the somewhat surprising in- formation that the quality of the ranch- ! bred, pelts is, as a general rule, better than those taken by trappers. . ’: Another animal of the same family, 3 8 the marten, seems to promise well I under similar treatment, though as yet Ivery little experience has been had with it in Canada. With a litter of from one to five, the members of which, if all goes well, are full grown ’in six months and are ready to pro-l i duce their kind in a year, and with a, l' ' L _ . most persistent demand for these pelts ! there is surely another healthy-looking " , _ _ l opportunity here. On .Fidler’s Hill, seven rooms, - summer kitchen, woodshed, stable, garden. sold at oboe. Apply to} 'H. C. WELSH, Fenelon Falls Or to W. T. Junkin 61 Sussex Ave..-T0ronto. BEFORE YOU m LOOK AHEAD i Before you nob, plan and aim high. lf‘you aim ir-gfoua Superior Business Education you wi 1 be lookinggtowardhthe , ELLEGTZ' ' MW TOROETO. 023T. the school that has the liabltof doing: a class of§work that. bears the stamp of “ Superiority." 'Open all. year. Enter any time. Handsome catalng PRINCESS ELIZABETH ' OF‘ 8116 is one of ,the'mo'st beautiful of the royal women of Europe and. at _ one time_ was reported to be en- sent on request! gaged to the Prince of Wales. She is, 20 years old. ~ ‘ RooMA'NIA " _ K Wui. ELLIOTT. PRINCIPAL _Corncr Yong: hnd Alexander Strikes. l ‘ix'fi, -: . u u - 1: sane ,. A bargain if M“ The family in a group Photographâ€"beforethey Mile 2 left the bid fireside'and‘gone out in‘o the big worlds-Ever think' of it? Nothing .preserves the home atmosphere and borne. memories like a group picture with Father and Mother fin. the centre. ‘ I -- And, when the fumin is scattered how glad you will ’be that you'had it. done in time. , Photography almost puts this obligation on us, make the appOintment to-"doy- " ' I J." H. STANTON BUILDING- corral.ch :We are prepared to take contracts For houses, sum- mer Gettiiges, etc. It will pay you to get our esti- mates. - Doors and sash and interior finish alwaysin stock. ' Planing and matching done to order. ‘- Afrsssisiirnts suite "sin. a. "raise, .PEQPRBE?GE 66WWWWW$¢9 999%?MW9WMQWM99 Why send... your Order to outside Men? Bring the cash and we can meet the PriCe. 7 Wires, 44 inches high, 25c.'1., " 9 Wires, .48 inches high, 290. 8 Wires, 47 inches high, 280... . _ lO Wires, 50 inches high, 81c. ~ All Nine Stays to-the Rod. . 9 'rosrss aaLLv ‘ - Panama Fair's. WWemWecoe- L a . 5w;- WifiMWO ill. Sis Of the old rigs. New ones cost money. 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