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coiviihUNchTIONs. To the Editor of the Gazette : Dear Simâ€"A great many temperance men are anxious that North Victoria shall be represented in the next Legis- lature by an advocate of “Banish the Bar,” and whether this is or is not to be depends largely on the tempelance people themselves. The Reforlners ap- parently have not life. enough left to be- stir themselves and choose a man to con- ' test the Riding. .Thougll tlley have a platform and a leader to be proud of, the , lethargy induced by continual defeat is proving too powerful to shake off. So ‘ we turn to the prohibitionists and ap- peal to them most earnestly to choose a candidate so that every man may have a chance to stand up for the best prin- ciples of his being. Let us look fora moment at the stand taken by each party in the present contest. The Conserva- tires are clearly left behind in the posi- tion to join hands with Rowell in driv- ing the bar out of our Province and are true to their principles of conservatism in clinging to the Local Option remedy, which is Well nigh made useless in the remaining municipalities in Ontario by the rope and stone hangingâ€"round its neck, namely, the three-fifths clause. The proof of this is seen by the resi- dents of Fenclon Falls and many other towns in the Province in the results of the late contests in those places. There- fore we say .Local’Option has about reached its lilnit'ol‘ usefulness under the Whitney or Hanna rule. -‘ Then why not, if We have anytrue interest in' what the future of our boys and girls may be, Woodchuck Killer ' ThelWoodchuck or ground hog is fast be- coming a pest to the farms, destroying grain and root crops. Now is the time to exterminate them, a wholevfamily, at .once, with our 'woodchuck killer. -No poison to set out to endanger the lives of other animals, and it is not dangerous 3, to handle. _ - Call at our store and let us tell you about manomwwo m' m it. via? , - 9o. P. VIGARS " . ‘ turn and support the better policy advo- Er 5",; . .7. . ,._.,.~ 1. ' cated by the Opposition. i ' ‘iz"hԤ=:-i~4511::l'f;;§.;;»:§il‘r-.’e.. .r-\-w - " The manhood of this Province have a kfi‘l’mm“‘*wm “ "Ml-twig; .r _ } ‘FORTHEJUNE BRIDE. ~ rainfall SALE 3v --â€"â€". .-/-â€"â€" K k AC KODAK _ V : _ -:‘ MmW-a , Take care, ~ °a an that23:53.3;titan:f“ '. . o. .o l... l J. ' H STA N T o N . ' chance in this contest that may not come again till many of those boys and girls fill drunkards’ graves caused by the open bar.. The time is lamentably shortâ€"another proof that thereis some- thing sadly wrong in tlielWhitney policy. We ask the thinking men of Funclon Falls and vicinity do they see any. good reason while the ,life‘ of Parliament should run another. year and a half that an election should betsuddenly thrust .upon the electorate in its unprepared state ‘2 - " 'r ' would that I had the pen of Junius or the tongue of Burk- or Lincoln that I might burn this question into the hearts of the people that they would rise in their true manhood and sweep this policy of cringing and begging to the liquor power from the fairest land under the sunâ€"the Province of Ontario. Voter, are you going to mark your Druggist andLIStationer - 'Fenelon Falls. WW9§M¢§WWMONM19§O§WWQW6W _ 000W! O ones cost money. We make a specialty‘oi re- ,, .. _ Palrmg; repainting, etc- _ mmwnnuwmuwn , on Wednesday, 24th day of June, 1914' Splint; in elfe(glorll_ asl youFbelileve at 2 P m_ . .. h _ lrls wou ( o l e we in one on I - ’ : - , . . ou ave anything - _ . _ . 7 Falls? Are you gomm to make the. - _ , , , y , ..~ - -' .r a - 2 - ‘ 2;; , 4 Church of Christ on earcth a mere mockâ€"p at DICLson Hau’ renew" ra'ns' that 4 neeas fixmg up - E ‘ z ‘ : ery’ 1“ repth among men Who have The farm is very prettin situated on brlng it here. 01‘ if ' ’ AT OR NEAR THE PRICE ' ‘ seen you and heard your profession and will on the 29th of June see you mark your ballot for the continuance of the . open bar in Ontario? A house divided . against itself cannot stand, and if the good Tory temperance people think they can cast out the evil of intemperance by joining hands with the liquor party ill this contest they will awaken either to find that the octopus has clutched them with a tenfold power or the common sense of the people of Ontario has so ro- belled at the proposed union that they , will rise in their might and place N. W. Rowell in power to work out this crown- ing blessing of “Banish the Bar.” W the west shore of Sturgeon Lake, uno ~ “ - mile and a. half from Fenelon Falls. you need a new one Good house, with StOlfie cellar, \vnod- we can build ltâ€"good . shed, orchard, two we 5, spring Water, barn and straw shed, with stone founda as' the best“ tion, and stables, all ready for use. p There are also four or five acres of " ~ cedar swamp that has never been culled ' E ' or cut into. ‘ ‘ v I I 2 [,1. Any one wishing to see the farm is r . welcome any time between now and i Colborne Street! Why. send your Order to outside Men ? Bringt‘he cash and we can meet the Price. 7 Wires, 44 inches high, 25o;.--, 9 Wires, 48 inches high, 290. . 8 Wires,:47zinch'ea.high, 2861.: 10. Wires, Winches high, 310. ' a , AlléNinc,.Bteys-to»theRodu _ FOSTER". m- . EEHELON'“ FALLS. CONTRACTS: 7 ; r". ‘quuwuuou date of sale.’ Fenelon Falls; The buyer can come on to plough after September lst, 1914. , v Full possession March lst,1915. Terms of Saleâ€"â€"â€"Five per cent down ' day of sale, balance in thirty days. ' ’ Must be sold, no reserve. , ESTITUTfi'S MENU“; fiEEglNG' 'r. OASHORE, Auctioneer. g ’ . ,[l ,- -_ 1e annua mee ing 0 e gomen’s _ ~ B - S h I L and Farmer’s Institutes will be held in JOHN ELLERY» , C S ‘ â€" < ~~ ‘ Lindsay on Thursday, June 25th. SARAH RABY' - ' , . ,. . i _ - ‘ _____.- ESExecutors of the late William iEllgry figfio’ggggggdg: ~lififlude‘».tt1fg9n- ' We: are. preparedfito stake. contracts for houses; sum-n ~ . . tt. 1.- l 0 go m we : , . ~ - 1 -~ _: - y ST- ANDREWS’CHURCH. 9' e Clty Branch Schools. . Graduates mar cottages, etc. It. w111.;payi you - to .get .our. est}: ‘, Rev- 10-68- Lgrré, pgstor.wi110ccup§ ‘ ‘i‘i’ggrstllvygfigccfisfgtfigfigr' , mates. j Doors .and._sash‘andfiinterior finish always in .. t1 ' x a morn'n an ‘-~ H - , . . ‘ . 523,351,511,“,:;;,,,ighepmge§d,ngs MAID WANTED w. H. Shaw, Prem-t Head Offices, stock. Planing,_alld._matchlngIdonc to Order... . - - _ . of the General Assembly, including the 391 Yonge St. 1 __ ._ : I debate on Church Union. For general housework. Good comâ€" i fortable home. Address with particulars » ‘ p " ' ' ' " ' . - EE‘NEEO‘NrFil‘ELS. arr-ama- er, , V. HOUSE, FOR... SALE Mme-e . Oani'dler’s Hil'l;‘sevenirooms, . l Z i: n summer kitchen, woodshed, H I _ v W H J 7 , stable, garden. A bargainifi - ' w SHE SME‘; a; C..WELSH, , p Fenelon Falls T . mm mew-non f i so I: V8., oron I: ~ I QM DIED Bornâ€"At Philadelphia, on Monday, J une 8th, M. M. Boyd of Bobcaygeon. IN MEMORIAM. J OHNSTONE. â€"In loving memory of Mary Ann-Johnstone, beloved wife of Thomas Johnstone of Fenelon Falls, died Wed- nesday, June 11th, 1913. ’ She is gone, but not forgotten, and as dawns another year In our lonely hours of thinking thoughts of her are ever dear, Yet again we hope to meet her when the day of life is fled, And with joy in Heaven to greet her, where no farewell tears are shed. Husband and Daughters. WMWW KY'ANIZE WHAT Is IT: and how to save money by the use of this oldest and the newest - finish in“ “Blue: l l l ‘FOB FLOORS . . . , Sibmet’hing: Nomv- See... Our Window V EXCURSION Esra?“‘aefigiia‘iéi‘hii’iif’.“ IF You MEXPEM Each bag contains-a. Tube of'Rexau' Tooth - i ' < HIGHGRADEE PLOYMENT - - . _ - ,_ ,- oldest and largest makers-of must make High Grade Preparatg’g: Paste, worth 250 and other. Todet. goods . making To points on the Temiskaming & Iggg‘égheazglgjlzggg 319 015168 of One school that is well known the value of each at-least‘tdc. Some are worth ~ Northern Ontario Railway. Hailey- See folders to, 5010,35. and... “'mugm‘m Canada “Hamil-‘1}??- ; . a great deal more. These are yours for 250. We '. erior trainingjs-thel- - . . " never offered you. such. a bargam as thls before and this ofl'er.is.~only- good as long as the supply lasts. A. Remember-the days, Eriday a-nd‘Satuzrday at - _; , G, d t f a” h 1 3d,] the busy Rexall Store. a, rauaoso 180001‘ 1 Wall Pap“ and Frame obtain employment because their; 31'6le .l‘ ’ ~ ' , thousands of openings in this city ' Next Slmpson House _ every year and we are called upon to 7-, A. l. u fill more than we can. Enter at any L I N D s A Y . time. College open all year. Write A“ opTlou'l instructions. bury and North in Northern Ontario. I Agency at From all points in Ontario and Que- bec on the Grand Trunk and C. P. Railways, except west of Chalk River and north of Parry Sound on the G. P. R. Tickets at specially reduced rates, good going June 10th and valid for return until June 20th. See your nearest Railway Agent for full par- ticulars or apply to for catalogue. A. J. PARR, . W”). ELLIOTT. PRINCIPAL Gr F- A-: T & N' 0' RIY' ConnYongo and Mann“: luau. North Bay, out" - W . «mw‘*.hâ€"_. no» __.__.;, ‘_