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oooooooooooooooooooooooooo 3 Bancroft Swept by Fire. BANCROFT‘, Ont, July 26. -A de- structive ti1‘,e fanned bv a strong wind, played havoc with the business section or Bancroft tonight. Nine buildings, in- cluding the hotel and postofflce, were destroyed, and a loss of about $75, 000 w as entailed. The buildings and stores destroyed by the fire me as- follows: Bancroft Hotel, Benjamin’ s dr v goods store, Reid &Thompson's general store, Willing's bakery; Walter VanDer \’1‘,)1t barber Sai1 & Mullet hardware; 'l‘hos. Fiench, groce1y; and the postoi‘lice All the structures, with the exception of the hotel, which was built of b1ick, were built entirely of 11ood. Shortlv after six 0 'cloek the fire broke out in \\ illing s bakerv. Before the volunteer the b1igade could be brought to the scene the bakery was demolished and the flames were spreading down B1 idge street Soon the whole of the m- habitants of the district were fighting the flames, but with little success. Sal- vage operations were commenced, and much property was saved. The guests at the hotel had a narrow escape, a 11 umber of them being at dinner when the fire broke out. The fire was under control in two hours. Nothing adds so much to the pleasure of a vacation or an outing as a Pure ' Paris Green We have just received, an import order of Berger’s Paris Green. This is recognized as the best and purest Paris Green made. We 1. 'Take a Kodak with you. sell it at 300 per 1b., and guarantee it. We also have an English Paris Green at ’ 0 Kodak and Brownie Cameras for every purpose at our Store. Prompt developing and printing. .I. H. STANTON WWW OMONOOOOOwOOOWOMO FENCE EQUAL TO ANY ADVERTISED g - AT OR NEAR THE PRICE. 7 , “ . . _ Why send your Order to outside Men? FOR SALE» Bring the cash and we can meet the Price. ’ h One skiff, good as new, and one canoe; 7 Wires, 44 inches 111g h- 250. 9 Wires 43 inches high 290. . 31f pr1ce. Apply at Gazette 0111061 E 8 Wires, 47 inches high, 280. 10 Wires, 50 inches high, 310. , , . All Nine Stays to the Rod. FOSTER KELLY - -, FEHELOEE FALLS. , BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. Dr. Brown of Toronto, General ones COSt money We Secretary; of Ehebh‘o reign Missiogary We 00.11371 .1, good stock Of the make it SPCClalty of re- I Board wil, con no services nev un- . , ,. best furniture at attractive pauing 1epa1nt1ng, etc. I i 250. per lb. 0*. :Colonel Sam Afraid of Trouble __ Ottawa, July 23â€"It is understood that in view of the gravity of the situa- tion at present existing in British politics, and of the critical position in which the B11t1sh army may be placed by an outbreak or rising in Ire- land, that Colonel the Hon. Sam Hughes, Minister of Miiitia and Defence, has decided not to send any Canadian army oliice1s to the autumn manoeuvres this year. This decision will apply not only to the militia volunteers’ oflicers, but also to those officers of the Canadian permanent force who are accustomed to go every year to England to a stafl course. Gr. .F VICARS Druggist and Optician - Fenelon Falls. «”“WMOWQOOWO‘ON W““W”“O””OWW W”OMOOWWONO§”:MWMWOM;OOO¢O ”COMM”... OOOOOOOOOOW .1 x 04.. Moonlight Excursion. oooooooooooowoojf a... ,,.. ui'rrllo' Take 0111 Of the old rigs. New A moonlight excursion under the au- spices of Loyal True Blue Lodge No. 198 will be held on Thursday, August 6th, per steamer “Lintonia’” to Bobcay- geon. Boat leaves Fenelon Falls wharf *at 7.415. Everybody cordially welcome. Proceeds in aid of the L0) al True Blue 01"phans Home at Picton. Tickets, 350. 0......â€" i NOW IN FULL SWING. absence of the Pasto1, Rev. A. Cooke. METHODIST CHURCH Show goods. that needs fixing up * bring it here. Or if T). E. Johnston, B. D., Pastor. Sunday, you oneed a new one August 2nd.10.30 a. m. Commucriion Service. All the members are urge to we can build itâ€"good as the best. TAYLOR’S NEW HARDWARE STORE: Picture framing a specialty be present. 7 p. m.. Subject, “Christ feedmv the Modern \‘lultitude. ” Visit- ors welcome. BAPTIST EXCURSION The annual excursion in connection with the Fenelon Falls Baptist Church will be held 011 Wednesday Aug. 12th, to Buckhorn, calling at Sturgeon Point. Agood programme of sports will be run off. Steamer Stoney Lake leaves at 8 11.111. Tickets 500. , Children 250. Everyone invited. .. BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING. The annual meeting of the Fenelon Falls branch of the Upper Canada Bible Society will be held in Dickson's Hall 011 Monday evening, August 10th, at 8 o'clock. Mr. \V. J. Taylor of Toronto will deliver a lecture on “India and the work there,” illustrated by lantern views. The lecture is free. A silver collection will be taken up afterwards. Afl are welcome. President, Rev. W. L. DEYMAN & SON FURNITURE DEALERS F El CHAMBERS: Colborne Street' Fenelon Falls-i day, and succeeding Sundays during the I prices. Always pleased .to i If you have anything Everything in Hardware. Agent for Moffat Stoves and Ranges. IF YOU EXPEBT HIGH GRADE EMPLOYMENT you must make High Grade Preparation. One school that is well known ‘ I " tl110ugl1out Canada for strictly sup- . 5 erior training is the ~ ‘ , ' . ELLIOTT -- ._ -â€" F. C. TAYLOR Onli‘idler’s Hill, seven rooms, "summer kitchen, woodshed, ' PHONE 52; EENELON 131131;];ggifi1 H. A. French' Secretarr James Dick- ‘ son, Esq. ’ 5’ . 53030251120. ORE stable, garden. A bargain if ) so» Graduates of this school readily sold at once. Apply to f . . ’ Powles‘ comer obtain employment because there are " . ' I ' thousands of openings in this city H C WELSH ' t V H I ' I ' .. ‘ V H ' A ""_ every year and we are called upon to ' ' ' ’ Gazette Correspondence. fill more than we can. Enter at any F 31131011 Falls time. College 0 en all ear. Write - for catalogue p y Or to IV. T. J unkin W- J ELLIOTT PRIWGIPAE 6-1 SussexAve.. Toronto. , ' . CornerYonge and Alexander Streets.‘ 3 . 27;"? - (WING THEM ‘ ONE REXALL 0 Beware. ' â€" REMEDIES. Furniture- delivered to your home at ' ‘ BESS THAN OI TY PRICES You run No RISK. C211 and see our goods. S 8.67707591624- , .. ‘ EENELON FALLS... » A. .l. ' DHUBGIST AND OFTIGIAH Mrs. E. McNeil and her two children, of Lindsay, spent a week here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Moore. Mrs. L. Perry of Collingwood is visit- ing hersister, Mrs. S. McGee. Mrs. Jas. Herron of Peterboro spent a. week among relatives here last week. The harvest in this section is very 1 light, and a great many farmers intend to reduce the number of their live stock. This season's drought is a seri- ' one one. There should be a law passed te pro- . hibit a calf being killed anywhere in the province for fine years. Monday, - the 20th, 327 calves arrived at the stock " yards in Toronto, Tuesday the 2lst there were 285. Wednesday, 22nd, 235. If all these calves were allowed to live untll they were two years of age per- ‘ haps the price of beef would come down. Every day the daily papers publish some of the sad news of the liquor traflic. . Miss Leona Miller and her sister Elsie of Peterboro spent a few days with their aunt, Mrs. John S. Brown. The preaching of Rev. Mr. Johnston , of Fenelon Falls has already made a deep mpxession on the congregation here. FULLY GUARANTEED. ' Sold Only by STRAYED. On or about May 1st, 1914, one calf, stray ed on to the p11emises of the under- signed, L0t3, Con. 1, Somerville. Owner : , can have same by proving property and paying expenses. MRS. SUSANNA HILYER, Si lver Lake P. ,0. 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