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i l l l l l i I (‘ '. ' " l l l | i i . 1“ K" :1 .â€"' I . . ‘ The Farmer's 0 orlunil anomsr Clluncn. â€"â€" Tl ank ‘v‘ ' 3'“ "““'“' an. OCTOBER . 1909 w?" " be 515 “GE 11 r hA 31116;]dld opportunity to supplement pastor preaching morning and eveliing. ;. , . ETUE t . ' r. - .. . r . I T W“ y :3 e reg“ 1" revenue 0f the hm ‘5 OE“ ACCIDENT. ‘-\Vlllle working in a mill at ITS BELIABILl @Efi] _ cd to those who compete for the large 7, l cash prizes which will be given at the Grflvenhursb Mr' hay Burgess had .the Ontario Provincial Winter Fair to be Sum“ bone Of one ms legs bPOke" 1"“ [El held in Guelph on Dec'r 6th to 10th, 1989. Elbow the ankle by a 10,9“, rolhi‘g aga‘l‘St' ‘ About $14,000'Wm be offered as prim it, one day this week. lhc anury is not , a very serious one, but will lay Mr. llur- ‘ money in the difierent departments that . . 3 include the principal breeds of Horses, 3055 up for ‘1 tortmght “(3 lens“ Dairy Cattle, Beef Cattle, Sheep, Swine ST_ JAMES. CHURC,L_The Rev. “1. H. l I _ 22 and Poultly' {ma ‘3‘50 seefls. A. French, Rector of St. James' Church, The followulg IS a brief summary of the prize list. Our readers who are ill- ‘j to the Secretary Fenclon Falls, has returned from‘ a tcrcsted should apply D of the fair, A. P. Westervelt, Toronto, ’S'ealed lead packets only. pleasant holiday of two weeks down i ' for a complete listâ€"Shires, Hackneys, east. On Sunday evening next, __Oct. _ 24th, he will make the subject of " Teln- 300» 400-: 500-: and 600° per Pound' Standard-breads, Thorough-breds, Ponies and Heavy Draught Horses, for which perance ” a prominent part of his dis- At an grocerso there is oilered $3,000 in prizes. The course. PROMPT.â€"hlt'. TllOS. Robson has this 5 . . -’ The FCllClon Falls Gulzeltec 2:2,000 offered for beef cattle goes to Shel-thorns, Herefords, Aberdeen-Angus, week called our attentiou to the prompt- ness of the Anglo-American Fire Insurâ€" Galloways, Devons and Grades or Cross- The Dairy Shorthorns, Ayrshires, ance Co. in the matter of the loss of his - es. Friday’ catcher 22’ Holsteills. Jerseys, Gucruseys and Grade storehouse, which was destroyed, to‘ gether with some valuable contents, on compete for $1,200. Exhibitors of sheep can show Cotswolds, Lincolns, Leicest- the 19th ult., the full amount called for l. Ex.May0r Twome of Camrose Makes ers, Oxfords, Shropshires, Southdowns, g ,p. f ‘ brim: allaan W123: an... All: trim Jana-DE by the policy, $500, being paid last week. :lliil’n: :9 Good howing. Dome“, Hampsgu‘efl 5113,01“ “Pd Grimes AUCTION Sana or Faunâ€"Mr. '1‘. Cash- , Th I t a .___.___ 01' Omises’ 3‘3 . “f? Thom: 1“ lingo? ore will sell by public auction the west i e At the Liberal convention hem at Tiffxmef‘iiFIqmiqlb gelgft: £013,611 half of Lot 18, Concession 4, Verulaln, ' Wetaskiwin Alberta recently to nomi- e} lil 5%, gnaw?" insurgs’n am- 0‘1 Sabm‘dhyv November 205‘" at the , ’ ' ’ “orblsl m es 0" “35595 3“ neon Mansion House, Fenelon Falls. There nate a candidate to succeed the late Dr- Hogs. As pure seed is now recognized are about 60 acres of good “name land. with buildings, and about 30 acres of first-class bush. For full particulars see bills. ' W. l.â€"Thc regular meeting of the Fenclon Falls branch of the Women's institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Nic on Friday, Oct. 29th, at. 2.30 p. m. The subject will be “Husband, Wife and Home.” Some Splendid papers are being prepared. All are invited to attend. A number of members of the Cameron branch are expected to be present. PRESBYTERIA‘S ANNIVERSARY. â€"- Don't forget the anniversary services and fowl supper ill connection with St. Anâ€" drew's Church, on Sunday and Monday next, of which full particulars will be found in posters. Rev. Alex. McMillan, M. A., of Toronto, will preach morning and evening on Sunday, and on Monday will deliver his popular address,“ Rab and his friends.” POWLES' CORNER. -â€" The anniversary services at Powles' Corner last Sunday , and Monday were a great success from 5 , the standpoint both of the attendance 7 and inspiration of' the services, and of the financial returns, more than $100 having been received. The church was I ‘ most beautifully decorated, and the ‘1 music was splendid. The people are to be congratulated on the success achieved. B'ATs.â€"‘On Tucsdaylast the death pen- alty was indicted on an old rat and nine young ones which had their home in one of a number of bags of coarse salt that were piled up some time ago near a corner in the big store-house at the side of the stone‘mill. The mot-her rat had gnawed a hole in the bag, scooped out M‘ilnhyrel Who represent“! the mdmg as necessary to successful farming, grow- of Strathcona for the Dominion House, ers of these are offered $900 as an in_ MI“ Denms Twomeylformerly 9f Fenelon ducement for them to make a good dis- Fallsv W95 Pracmohny the Chowe 0f the play. The poultry department has grown conventlon,although Mr. Jas. M_. Douglas to be the biggest poultry Show in 0mm, fiftualiy figgelg'fdetgsygzrfigzmggto do, and breeders show great enthusiasm wom ' . - r . 0,. _. . l includihg the eighth ballot, when some 1“ °°mp°bm° to” the $3’000 pm“ “10”” of his supporters, thinking the contest “"" “"’ " was over, left the convention. A sup- Personals. Best Assorted Stock E t i9 i . E porter of Mr. Douglas then succeeded in E 3. ,In town of Groceries, Crockery and Glassware, Readyâ€"made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, etc. J. McFarland. rrl'wrawwmewmw “mainframe! “lawnmower nonunion-n" WWW are l‘.- all 3” ' ill. Mu.niiiurfinrfiluiflllrliltinll’lunnmluufllmlflu mllzn‘ilurslflhznfluaihlhi High School Inspector Cowley paid an ollicial visit to the local schools on Friday. » Mrs. John Fyke is home from Mooso- min,Sask., to visit her brothers, Messrs. John and Wm. Ellery, and her sisters, Mrs. James Baby and Mrs. John Broken- shire. Mrs. Fyke has been in the west some eighteen years, and looks well and hearty, a good ad. for the wild west. Miss Hannah Ellery is still in Winnipeg. Dr. Gould returned on Tuesday from Toronto. where he had been for a week superintending the erection of dwelling houses on his properties in the Dover- court section of the city. .Miss Rebecca Ellery of the Salvation Army is home for a winter's rest. Rev.W. H. A. French returned on Tues- day from a two weeks visit to friends in Napanee and vicinity. Mr. E. Tiers, Reeve of Verulam, was in Toronto this week as a delegate to the Canadian Conference of Charities and Correction. Miss Norah Ellery of Toronto made a short visit at the Falls this week. Mr. Jas. Dickson and family returned last week from their summer home at Rosedale. They were accompanied by Miss Wills, who leaves this week for a visit to friends at Bobcaygeon. M r. and Mrs.Wm. Kcast Were in Lind- I." having another ballot taken, which gave Mr. Douglas a majority. There were sixteen candidates nominated, of whom nine went to ballot. The Camrose Canadian, in its account of the proceedings, says : “ The fight put up by Mr. Dennis Two- mey, of Camrose, compelled the admira- tion of every delegate present. There were in all nine ballots taken. In eight of these Mr. Twomey headed the poll. Ilis support came from every corner of the constituencyâ€"from Strathcona, Le- duc, Wetaskiwin and from his own coun- try to the cast. He proved himself a good fighter and even a better loser. There was the ring of true manliness in the whole-hearted way in which he moved the unanimous nomination of Mr. Douglas and asked all his supporters who had so nobly stood by him to throw the same energy into the election of the winning candidate. Mr. Twomey’s ac- tion, in the face of the questionable fairness of the final ballot, was all the more to be admired. But, however this may be, the candidate, M r. Douglas, fought. a fair light and we believe he will make a creditable repres- entative. It is more than likely that his election will be allowed to go by accla- mation and our best wishes are with & pi v VENEER VfiNAVNN v ' a I. _-<_!:.4«:.’-‘-'â€"¢,4‘ . I w ‘55. ONLY THE BEST CAN BE FOUND AT OUR S'PORE. ' l him. ' o o - - “It was unanimousl decided by the Shy 0“ Thhl'SdaY 0f tht “081! attending enough of the “ called” salt to leave a l” a The Best 1n Quality, Prlce, and Serwce. convention that theyelecmrs of the thglfuncfial of MfrshlohlitKeas‘t. . .t. suficiently large cavity, into which she '-' . - Strathcona Constituenc should cstab- 'l'50 00w: 0 an“ 0“: ls V131 mg had carried a. lot of scraps of paper Just now when 9‘" F411 arid Winter GOOdS are I lish a memorial to the labte Dr. McIntyre. hel‘ 50hr MP- 380- Moore, at the Fallh- and other soft material to make a com~ ?. has“ and novel, 15 3' 300d time to Pub “3 to the cl A committee was appointed to decide MPS- 3- OS“:th Poweupahfl he? htth fox-table bed for her oil'spring, which ‘3 test, to make us prove that assertion. You will upon the nature of the memorial, the daughter Mal‘JOI‘lev 0f “‘llmllmgs Mall-i were not much larger than full-grown <_ find much that; will interest; you much that you Q manner of receiving subscriptions etc. after an absence 0f OV’CI‘ f0“? REES, in" mice when they were. found and killed. d d A“ B i ’ M n d The committee is as follows: Hon. A. G. “veil home 0“ WedheSdhy 0“ a "1515 to 1: me a“ 3'93 “5' °" ’" Rutherford l’rcmier- R.T.Telford M. horrareuts, Mr. and Mrs. EliWOrsley, ,.__â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"r" ' ' Money’s Worth. The best assortment of 1). 1).: 0_ filyonver' M: 1). P_. G. P. Séfith‘ town. (‘35;- Dress Goods, Furs, Ladies Coats, Skirts and M. P. P.; Chas. Stewart, M. P. 1).; J. B. MP- HOP!!th 0f Wl‘Clifie COIlcgel To- Mr- Wm- T- Sherpa, a G. T. R. brake- Genem Dr Goods at the most reasonable prices Holden, M. P. P.; Archibald Campbell M. ronto. occupied the pulpit of St- James‘ m“ of the local dmswn 0f the Grand .4ng y ’ p. p_; A. Bramley Moore, M_ 1). 1)." ’ Church very acceptably on Sunday last, Trunk, had the misfortune to have his New Idea in the absence of the Rev. Mr. French. right leg terribly mangled below the Mr. Twomey is a native of Fcnelon knee, on Saturday evening last, while 4.3; PattGI‘DS. ' ' Falls, and his relatives and friends here - *‘ ""”"""'""““""“""’ working at Coboconk on a stone train. L."'- have reason to feel proud of the good Powles’ Corners, It is thought an amputation will be no- 33.; record he is making for himself in the __..... cessal‘y, =15 the limb is l'el')’ hum)" hwken west. Dr. McIntyre, the late member, (Correspondence ‘Of the G monk) and bruised from the foot to the knee. was born near Rosedalo. This section . . . .-. y... of the county of Victoria is evidently For the third time the Tllank-oiIerlng '2; doing its share towards supplying the here .hi‘s.been 3' Success, some people The new plant of the Tudhopo Car. 3- ‘ outside world with men of ability and cohhmmh‘hg less than they could “KW?! riage Co., which is to replace the one g’ character. - and others perhaps a little more. This destroyed by fire late in August, is more a: _____.___...__. has always been the way, and always than two-thirds built. Work was not will be. Those who did not come and hear the lecture given by the Rev. Mr. Clark missed several practical lessons. Mrs. Nesbitt and Mrs. Wilson, of Lind- say, entertained the audience with vocal and instrumental music, and were fre- quently encored. The total proceeds were about $110, with two or three genâ€" tlemen to hear from, who, it is hoped, will make a welcome addition to the amount. started until the first week in Septem- ber, so that this is one of the quickest structural jobs in the province. The building is three stories high and will have a frontage 01‘ 3'20 feet on Colborne street, 205 feet on West street, and ‘21.”: feet on Andrew street. It will cost $120,000, and will have twice the caps acity of the old plant. The structure will comply with all the latest rules and regulations of the fire underwriters. ' ' Curlers‘ Meeting. At the annual meeting of the local curlers, a few evenings ago, Mr. J. H. Stanton was elected president of the club for the ensuing year, and Mr. T. Cashoro vice-president. Mr. W. A. Bishop was re-elccted secretaryâ€"treasurer. Mcsms, R. M, Hamilton, Thos. Graham and Thos. Sadler Were elected managing commit- l i . a r i i l r r»: ,. ryswe Inn/,4 ‘ -_y,i- 1 y . *- {WW A any... , ' .r.‘ wk. 3 .. . . . ,_. lVe gslivc w latch seekers our best attention alway S. ififii dfil‘kfl‘ n ' ' I. u . i l ( l l.‘ l l e' G ‘ old at Tory Hlll. sent the club at the district meeting at Toronto; Mr. Flavcllc to act as proxy in case of the delegates being unable to attend. Aspecial meeting of the club was held on Wednesday evening last to consider the purchase of the rink building from {if you want a watch you can depend on come to us. . “'0 are official inspectors for the G. T. R. Time System and carry the best movements manufac- tured. We are assured that the reports of a find of precious metal near the railway, only three miles from Tory Hill, is no fake stor ' by any means. A few gentle- men, satisiied that there were indica- tions of a mining interest of great value, - v N . the shareholders. Aftxr 'cct'f'i 0' Wearcrepmrers.too, of long experience and make a specialty of an irregularity in the (Swain, (1,195)]: employed Mm K- Slmstl'omel 9f D9- .dllllcul't-as well as ,plain work in this line. managing committee, by electing- the bruit, paying lllll]. a lllglll salary ior I“: ' ' â€" * committee ove . ;‘ , ‘ ' . - , f pro'fessmnal services,w 10, as a _consu - FOOT 0F IXENT STREET. buying the Pauli; 1&,‘;"d,§;‘;’ssg‘,fitgfifd‘g, ing engineer, thoroughly examined the . '- a ,L I H D s A Y _ was decided to make the purchase. as holding, and who reports, from careful the price, $350, and the terms were com assays made, practically a whole .lllll K . sidered very masombla 1b was also worth $129 per ton. There are millions fleeidcd to put ventilators on the rink. 9f tons 0f Ql'ev and the Helm?“ Seems to ’3‘ ~ munâ€"unâ€" The question of emppwingacaretaker by increase With the depth. lirom the ex« g . the day or by comma], was also brought alrnllatlons made, gold takes hrst place, ; ' '1’ . I; ' I up for consideration ; and, while the ad- bum“ “Im'th bib 1‘ to!" mnow‘fd Biff”; i a- , " "' 1? Vantage of cngn ging a man by the day "91" “1‘13 9f 152“ and Sml’hfli’ b as 1 ii ' was recognized, it», was thought the ex_ named .formlng onnper cent. oi the “hole, 3 ' pense would perhaps be too great. The and bemg “'9rthh‘8 2‘ “1" M . l 5 v', . managing committee will look into the The I’Ql't'f3s Interestefl are, l “3515' l. W llO get their supplies matter, and deal with it in the regular Geo' A- “.ml‘ummtje' 0f Sandwm " n W i ' I Course of their duties. J. S. Austin, of Essen. and Capt. Bass 3 from us will have the "he state of the ice for curling has Anderson. of Tory Hill: Thelsfa gfntle- i been more or less unsatisfactory ever me.“' give fi““f1‘3§§m';fié 1120;158:183; '4 ; 1 since the club was first 0l‘"lllllZ(-.'.Ll ' and ce‘YB , 0 e” 1' ‘ . .' R E W A lalthough opinion is divided as he, a“; their interests, that-may lead to the * i . . . ; cause or causes of this condition of af- early development 01 the "13"“ “id “9' i ‘ , » of SiltiSll-ilCllOll. See us ‘ fairs, there is a general and strong fecl- 89° a "W (’O‘Vgahda 0“ 901m” 1“ 0‘“ We Sell Kodaks and V‘ a) ,f . - , , ing amongst the members of the club that midst. There are also both copper and L ore 1) ilCIllg 5 0m 01 er. nickel in the neighborhood, and 15:) tons Eastman Films 0 R somethng €138 t: be done this season to of mi“ hne men Shipped mm“ the 9 c voo sm' t‘ . ' -' A =' ’1 ‘ . . g g 1" lg we “mt it “1” be a past three months.â€"â€"Mlllden Echo. ,-, ‘ N E N N | N G M I pleasure to play on, and that will make ‘ ' | Vlflltlng Curlers feel like coming again, â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"'â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"-â€"â€""‘ . I A W. Puffer, 0t Mm- I I ‘ ‘ 'I' | There Will be several new names Mr. and Mrs. Geo. _ - fl ‘ A. ' added to the list of members this year, |dcll township. celebrated lllclr golden : . and prospects are excellent for a good wedding on the evening of Monday. Oc- I I I u | , winter's sport. tobcr 12th. raai'v‘ «- » -~ »â€"~ ' " ,- , u..m.:.'.tq' r " ' v - ..--~;» \ ::.:: ;‘ ' ' ~ ~-» --~-- . . . . , . . , . . , . . _,. N , . .v: - ‘ ' - - I v x. 1.... - i, r . . ,. .. .:. :-. m... ..............,.,... ‘ - .. . . . . . , . ..- 7 .. . . , :‘11;W;mr~wmq .