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.1. 12,3. emfism‘fikfi’si‘msw, 5...: . p . 5 , . The swims Mt. regatta. , summer‘s event at that popular hole iday resort, was a great success on Thursday last. and the attendance was larger than at the tanner re- pttss of the Sturgeon Point sl- sociation. up the lakes. Conspicuous the craft upon the waters wore the handsome yacht of Mrs. Wm. Mc- Kenzie, which brought her party down from Balsam Lake. Mr. James H. McGill's new house boat. which, made Its initial trip the evening previous, so that Mr. and MrS. Mc- Gill might be present and inaug- urate the Henley custom at our Ka- wartha resort. also the government boat Sovereign with Supt. J. C. McClellan and friends from Peterâ€" boro. A party. came over from Che- mong, and vhitors from Lindsay, Fem-Ion Falls, Balsam Lake, Pleas- ant Point, Port Perry. and other phoes, made .up the distinguished asâ€" semblage. The day was clear and fine and a breeze came up in time to favor the sailing races. The members of the committee had an afternOOn of lstrenuoas work, and deserve much credit for the orderly way in which. all the events were Carried through. Mr. C. H. Grantham, president of the association,. was starter for the sailing and gasoline events, and Mr. J. M. Knowlson for the other races. Messrs. J , C. Grace and W. Wallace Jones called off the races. Rev. J. W. McMillan and Mr. W. Lloyd Wood' judged the gasoline launch races, Mr. F. Crandall, the sailing events, while Messrs. J. D. Flavelle, G. H. Hopkins and A, O. Hogg judged the canoe and other races. ‘Mr. J. D. Flavelle took the entries. I The first event on the program was E the sailing race, open to any. claSS of boat. The course Was a triangu-l lar one, being westerly from ‘ the‘ Sturgeon Point buoy for one mile, then to a flag near the mouth of the ‘ Scugog river, thence back to place of starting, three miles in distance. The first prize was the Sturgeoni Lake championship flag and Associa-; tion dated flag. There were no reâ€"g strictions as to ballast. Entries were made as follows: Merritt, Hollingshead and Hamilton, of Chemong, Bates of Jacob’s Island. Bruce and Fred Hopkins of Lindsay. and Harris and another from Port Perry, seven entries. The race was very evenly contested, and Bruce Hopkins’ "Rose" came in first, with Hamilton’s “Vanda” of Ghemong. second. The dinghy race, six miles, being twice over the three-mile triangle, was won by Merritt, of Chemong, lst, and Hollmgshead, of Chemong. 2nd. The first. prize was a silver cup, to beCOme the property of the person winning three times. and an association dated flag. Much interest was taken in the Sailing races and in the events for gasoline launches and power boats. The entries in the three horse power and under gasoline launchn'ace,iei§;ht in number, were: “Tom Boy." 3‘ h. p., Davidson, Bobcaygeon: "Leon- ard,” 3 h.p., R. F. ['hornas, Lind- say; "It,” 3 h-.p., G. H. Wilson, Lirdsa) .; J. C. Grace‘s 3 h.p., Dick- son’s. 14}, Needler’s 3, .lnnes’ 2, and Morton's 3 horse power launches. A pr.~test was entered against the en- gine of Mr. Thomas’ launch, but it was Settled in his favor before the start. This was a three mile race, and the first prize an association dated flag and oilskin coat : second priye, boat fenders. The three miles was made in good time, and the race was watched with close atten- tion. The start was very (wanna â€" cepting that the ‘-‘Jap,” Mr. '5! boat, was being turned to come to the line when the gun was fired, and the delay caused it to lose several. all». way. mr “ wood wood as m strongest competitors. The mt. Q Mr. Nudist. Mr: Wilson, and}. Mg, new. «intentional-ab m cm place. the reside being-523.61.: in, Wilson 9nd snd'l‘homas " , arch The race of the gssolbe V lsuhchm of over 8 horse power and under 6; had several entries of various horse power. A handicap of one minute per horsepower Mspoweflw and the. lawman m w our W- son's «Boy I!" am. inc Dr. Ir- vine’s “Juanita"ntnry close second, The prizes were. \lst. " assOciatib-n dated flag and combination lantern. 2nd. boat‘ lenders. ' ‘ Perhaps the most exciting race over the coursegwas the contest be- tween power boats of 85 feet and under. This was a three .milep race. and five boats entered. No handicap was allowed, and a very even start: was made. This was a race all the way, Mr. Brown’s steam yacht and Mr. J. W. Flavelle's gasoline launch being just about enual most of the way, the steam yacht having the inner, position in turning the last buoy made it the winner. The reâ€" sult was, Ist, Mr. J. Brown’s steam yacht "Reta,” 2nd, Mr. J. W. Fla- vclle's‘ gasoline yacht “Swananoa,” and 3rd, Mr. Wilson’s gasoline yacht "Roy H." _ . ' The prizes were, let, association dated flag and anchor; 2nd, boat fenders ; 3rd, boat hook. - In the ordinary skid; race Mr. V. Gladmann won first prize, a Gillette safety razor; Mr. L. Warner, 2nd, a fishing. rod. The prizes were present- ed by Messrs. J. C.,Grace and W. Wallace Jones. Considerable enthusiasm was awaâ€" kened by the canoe races. The tan- dem for girls 18 and under, was won by Miss Irene Warner and Miss Steers, 1st, and Miss Knowlson and Miss Edith Stewart, 2nd. The first prizes were handsome belt buckles presented by Mr. W. 'Lloyd Wood ; second prizes, decorated paddles. The boys tandem, 16 and under, was won by Warner and Knowlson. lst, Park-in and. Dixon, 2nd; 1st prizes, decorated paddles, 2nd, jack knives. A mixed tandem canoe race for 1st prize for lady, presented by Mrs. and Miss Annie Walkey, and .for gentleman, books; 2nd prize, twa decorated paddles. resulted in a vic- tory for Miss Margery and Jerry Warner, with Mr. V. Gladmann and Mia Knowlson second. Canoe paddling, boys 21 and un- der, three in canoe, 1st prize, three decorated paddles; list, Gladmann. Warner and Knowlson. Crab race, 131:, W. Knowlson, who achieVed a clear \‘ftory, 2nd, J An- derson. The prizes were, fist, decor- ated paddle, 2nd, jack ,knife. Canm: and swimming obstacle race was won by Keast, lst, Shaw, 2nd. Prizes, writing portfolio and fishing basket. Tug of war, three in canoe, lst prize, hunting knives. Four teams were oeg'anjzed as follows: Ryerson, Simpson, Fort. Keast, Austin, Warner. Bruce Hopkins, Bruce Wilson Sylvester. B. L. new, Wallace J ones. , Keast’s canoe did not wish to. en- ter, as the boys of that team were tired with competing in other events, so theltug of war was beâ€" tween Ryerson-Simpson-Fort and Hopiti‘ns-Wi‘lson Sylvester, ' mer winning. Koast won the upset race, his prize being atoHacco jar. The other gym- petitors did not come to the line according to the rules, and the seâ€" cond prize was not awarded. ' A special judges race was impro- vbed to compete for the second , and J. C. Grace, the ‘for- 7 very plentiful, and consideroble dom- been done to the standing the grasshoppers having eaten the heads of the grain off. The presence of the millions of grasshoppers, which have apparently electedrthis township as their abode. is causing the residents considerable alarm.â€"â€"Peterboro Examiner. _____._.+.__â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€" awn nus POWER J. T. Culvm and Frank M. Field, of Cobourg, were in Toronto recently in connection with the lease of the Henley Falls water power ac- quired -from the government about two months ago. They expeCt to proceed under the charter of the Nor- thumberland-Durham Power CornL pany, with the development of 4400 horsepower there at an early date. The lease was granted at the request of twelve municipalities in the coun- ties concerned and is safeguarded ac- cording to recommendations made by the hydroâ€"electric commission. It is not the policy of the c 7 build power plants, but such a semi- public corporation as the Northumâ€" berland-Durham Company will enable the people of the district to be sup- ‘ ower at the most advan- period . ounce of power available must be developed. The eentals to be paid the government are 7-5 cents per horsepower for ten years, and $1 for the balance of the term. The lease covers both sides of the Falls and the bed of the river, with the what: company, but ternate portions of these on bank, which were purchased thirty years ago for lumbering purposes. It is hoped to acquire.these strips from the Dominion Government, but even without these, ‘a. head of 35 is avail- able at present. The officers and di- rectorate of the Henley Falls Com- pany include prominent business men of both sides of politics in the two counties. Sam. Nesbitt, Brighton, is president, and D. Ewing, mayor of Cobourg is secretaryâ€"World. _____._+__â€"â€"â€" MOTIIER’S ANXIETY The summer months are an anxious time for mothers because they are the most dangerous months of the year for young children. Stomach and bowel troubles come quickly during the hot weather and almost lbefore the mother realizes that there he little ones may behe- Baby’s Own Tablets will fending matter. And . will, cure these troubles if they come suddenly. You may save your child’s life by keeping a box of Baby’s ()me hand to give p . Mrs. Frank Moore, Northfield,- N.S., says :-â€""I- do not know any medicine that can equal Baby’s OWn Tablets for curing sto- mach and bowd troubles. I always keep them on hand in case of emer- gency." Sold by all medicine deal- 'by‘mail" 33:35 W‘s; box from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine 00., Brockville, - , Ont. . her cousin, Miss sore wnm. Riv. Jas. Fraser has has a the Falls for the pest week. . Miss E. Spratt. of Lindssy, spent last .Tuecday the guest of her mend, Miss F. 0. Brandon. Mrs. (mod Neill. and child; or Rosedele. spent a day at the Falls last week. Master Sum. Swsnton returned to Poi-t Perry last Wednesday, after a visit of some weeks to his aunt. Mrs. J. H. Brandon. Mr. John E. Blain, of Cincinnati. Ohio, and his daughter. Miss Blain, who have been at Hotel Kawartha, for a number of weeks. returned home last week much pleased with Patel Kawartha and scenery of I-‘enelon Falls. Miss Ham returned to Coboconk last Wednesday after a week’s visit to her friend Miss. F. C. Brandon. Mrs. Porter and her two youngest children returned to Toronto last Tuesday after spending her vacation at Fenelon Fol-ls. Miss Nellie Heard returned to Chi- cago, Illf, last'Tuesday after spend- ing '5, short vacation with her father Mr. Joe. Heard. Mr. P. A. Ferguson, of Lindsay, one thing which he did not find. Mr. P. Dunnegan, who has been employed in Dr. A. Gould's drug store for some time, left on Satur- day for his homcjn Warkworth. Durâ€" ing .his residence in FenelOn Falls he made himself a favorite both with the business public and socially, and win be greatly missed by his many warm friends, who wish him success wherever his future lot may be out. Major NeillfToronto, went outlast weektoRosedalewher-ehisfamilyare summering, after a week in the Queen City. During his absence he caught eight lungs, one weighing six- teen pounds, at Pigeon river. But he still considers the Rosedole and Fenelon Falls fishing unsurpassed in Ontario, andth a dozen fine bass with him up to Wm House, J ar- vis street, Toronto, with the effect of making Rosedsle fishing famou in that pation of the city. Mr. Fred Porter and Miss Vivian Porter returned to Toronto on Sat. urdsy after a mom pleasant vaca- tion at Feneloii Falls. .Miss D. Howe. of Toronto. is the guest of her friend, Miss Lilian Wil- Miss Anna Baxter, assistant man- firm of the Futon. Williams dr. Faxon firm of Buffalo, N.Y.. is the guest of her cousin, Mr. M. T. McEschern. Mrs. Huffman, of Victoria Harbor. is visiting friends at the Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Robe and child. left last week for their home in No- wark, Ohio. ‘ ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Swa’nton. of Longford, were at ‘ the Falls last week for a couple of days. Mr. W. H. Church came to the Falls last week from Saskatoon. Sash, where he has taken . land for himself, and.where he will re- of which will he spent in the North- west portion of Canada. ~» ‘ Rev. E. Bow-man, of Bloomfield occupied Mr. Ms pulpit last Sun- day. and will continueto dbsodms ing throw of the influx. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mark. at Petr «bore, are visiting trim on the Falls. . " Rev. E; B. Kenny left last week {01“ four'wets' vocation. apostles Myehisfinny’inthsnenr mm Mrs.»'l‘hos. Bobs-ts and hit 5. ‘ wartha guests were on board, and Messrs. F. A. Mchsrmid and 8. Sims, D.S., of Penelon Falls. Capt. Ramsey, of Toronto, who is spending the summer at Cobooonk, caught a large ’lunge and four boss ‘before six in the morning last To.- day. Dr.. A. Wilson spent a few dm in Toronto and Whitby last week. Mr. Joe. Masts, of Toronto, is the guest of his uncle, Mr. Wm. McArtlH ur. Dr. D. Gould spent a day in ON angeville last week. Dr. Norman B. Hall and wife, of Kalamazoo, Mich: Dr. Geo. Gilfii- ion, of Uxbridgc, and Miss Nellie Hall and Miss Burk, 'of Bowmanvfllo. are the guests of Col. 8. and Mrs. Hughes, at their cottage. Cameron lake. Mn. R. J. Johnstone. Mr. .nd Mrs. R. J. McLaughlin. and Mrs. and Miss Thexton, took a party of thirty up to Klrkfleld and CobocOnk last Tues- day on Mr. Thexton's gasoline launch and Mr. Thos. Robson's Dauntless. Messrs. E. W. Wt, Port Hope; A. McElroy, Toronto, and Joe. W. Jsmieson. who were at the McArfllur house, for over a wad: fish-J ing, had splendid luck. Two of their catcha of 'lunge, one sixteen and the other twenty-seven, were photographed. and good pictures of themmtobeseeninthewindow of Mr. Stonton's studio. The Misses Lou and Moe Heard, and Vivian Porter. and Messrs. 1". Porter and P. W, spent last Thursday evellng at Cobooonk, go- ing up in the Kawartha. The “Dow Drop Inn" campers broke up their camp on Monday, and came down on the Kawsrtha On Monday morning. Mr. Russell McLean went up on Saturday to spend a couple of days at the camp before disband- ment for the won. One of the deer from Grandlsland came down to Col. 8. Hughes' cot- mains the pet of the household. tags on Cameron Lake, where it re- mains the pet of the household. The government yacht, Sovereign. came up from Peter-bore 0n last Tuesday with the following on them: J. H. McClellan. superintendant of T.V.C., Mrs. and Miss McClellan, Mr. Clem Gordon, overseer T.V.C., and Mrs. R. R. Hall, of of Petelbo- Ker!!! Bears. '1'. D. nomadic-non! 0. Main drove down to W" n conclusion of the scheduled couple of setts‘ were played resulting as follows: Watt and Boyd, 6-6; Main-McEschern, 2â€"0. The Falls party dined at the Rockland House and had-Tile. at the club house oaths tennis ground. They speak inflow- lng fans of the treatment received from the tennis club of Bobcsygeon. and consider the day one'of thomost wioysble of the season. . Mr. and Mrs. Watson Sims and three children of Scotland: Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Seasongood, of Cincinna- ti, Ohio ; John Brown, Pittsburg. Pm; Mrs. W. L. Home, Welch, West Virginia: Mrs. H. H. Redford. Smithport, Pe., and J. A. Roger's. St. Louis, Mo., were new guests at Hotel Kawsrtha last week. weeks go out fishing nearly every day, and newer fail to return withâ€" out their legal count of bass. and have also caught some fine 'lunge. On one day Master stld Sime, of Salt in barrels and seeks always kept on l Scotland, went with the party which i brought in fourteen splendid boss. The "Dawn" brought a party of ten up from Lindsay on Tuesday of last week. The Misses Curtis. of Oshawa. cousins of the Misses Heard of Fencion Falls, were among the party. Miss Dolly Robinson spent last week the guest of her little friend, Miss Beatrice Kaine. st Mrs. Kslns' cottage. Me. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Moore and family. and Mr. and Mrs. H. Weâ€" ton and family spent Sunday at Rosedale. Miss Irene McDougell returned last week from ., visit of some wets to friends _at Burk’s Falls. and Master Nelson Lingeman. of Rochester, N.Y., visiting friends at the Bella Rev. B. C. H. Sinclair, B.A., ocâ€" cupied his own pulpit last Sunday. after a vacation of three weeks. Mr. F. D. Bell. of Wycliffe College, in charge of St. James' church here for the summer, was in his charge. 8 ' valuein cotton B ankcts at 90c pair. We have made a epeaal' ty of procuring goods for cus- , , temers, which are not gen- - orally kept in stock. - last Sunday after ‘ vacation of two _ Kirkfleld last Friday, and the boat was crowded. She ran another one on Tuesday from Bobcaygeon and Sturgeon Point to Kirkfield, and it Gum's pulpit in Undsay on last Sun- "by I V. A. B. Chg”. “u, comnkc and Rev. w. J. Creighton’,‘M.A.. of . 30W. exchanged pnlplts on Sunday last. 2 automobile M13. poised "P ‘9 “-9. ... ,2, , l... Foy are visiting friends in Port Per- ry. Miss Maggie Lee is visiting her. sister, Mrs. W. J. McKendrY. 1M say, Mr. Arthur McDonald, of Lindsay. was at the Falls on Saturday. Mrs. John Brokeoshire and Miss Della mun-e, are visiting ales. friends in Harland. Milslmle Each and Miss Yield.- to McKendry spent Saturday in Lindsay. The "Togo” camp at We broke up last week and returned home from Bonds-lo. Several m.- bers of the can!) come out from Lindsay and went Sunday at the Falls. Mr. E. Jackson. of Toronto, who has been visiting Mrs. H. Sewell.fon scoupleof weeks,spentlast week at Sturgeon Pointa Mr.Geo. Evert. of My.“ Saturday at the Falls. Mr. Chas. Smith.‘of Snobury, was attberllsforsco’uplsof days _m - mpg-m,” e...