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1 iwish to inform the pub1ic, that I have pr ~ cbsedthe Drag Business owned by the late E W. C Toýle ai having had several years ex-ý Eperiecec,-ý in both country and city, 1 arn econfident that we can give entire satisfaction to E the public from whom we solicit a fair share of Spatronage.j &M J. W. I7%md PflB le BOWMAINVIIJLE, ~Special Values MEN'S BQIOTS 95 ets. to $5.00. [FINE OR COARSE.1 Splendid assortuient of WOMý'EN'S AND CII REN'S We Seli GRABYRUBBERS They are the best, alls;Lze, s and widths. -WOLD POST 0f FICE. 'red R. Foleymo BoWMANVILLB Thisz question bs often iasked: W1. is t4e JIapply Ttbougtýt a1wamys preferred to ariy otiier range. Tu l'til Sttella BOW'lMANVILLE. NOV. 1-3, 1901 NMaybee's; pamphlet meust he above, re, proach for no Conservative has yet criti- cised it. We a ýlways say Canadian boys head the p;rocess!in go where they will. Hlon' Sydniey Fisher mentioned in his Nýew York speech that Canada effers better eppertunities to her sons now than she dicd when the exodus was at its height and ambiuýous youaWCnadîîmts werefiociing to'United States cities. He was pleased to see that the Canadians hie forind in the States were not hewers of wood and drawers of water, but leaders in the com- mercial, financial and intellectual race. Darkness falîs early new, the trees are nuide, romance has died eut of the woods, the wildsngtr have gone south, thel lovely folig= a passed, feet scatter the! brown leaves, the air is chilling and un- friendly, leaden skies depress the spirits, au immense silence fiails u-pe-nthe woîid. The end of the Autumn is drawing near and ail Nature is apparently in repose awaitink the epenîng of the uext spring- time. We shall not complain of the change for we have had a glorious Autumun. Now the long evenings are here plan for growth in k~nowledge. Young peeple decide on imprevîng your minds. The activities of these long evenings should bc turned to some profit as well as pleas ure The party with itb fine clothes, late heurs and excitement, has its place, our natures crave fer isiensure and amusement social interceurse and mirth, but these indulgences should be limited. The student must reserve lis energies for his important work, the housewife must plan and work fer those dependeut upenber, the farmer must do the chores, round out the year's eperatiens, plan fer the epening of Spring and every other person will find something useful and important te eccupy the mnd besides pleasure. Werkbefere play is agood rule. Improve the time and keep up wîth it Just lu this cennectien we may say a special werd te yeung people living in the country. Last week we recemmend- edjeining temiperance socities-that is excellent-but there must be more oc cup atien ether than work-but that pro - fitable pastime should be encouraged in wbich pleasure is intermixcd The de- sires of the young people in the farm homes may be satisfied by local concerts, dramas, literary pregrams, musicales, singing schools, (Oh, fer the old time singing schoels), talks hy teachers, min isters, docters, business men on iîseful tepics with which they aie specially qualified, all such meetings can bc made very interesting and educative at the samne time. Then there are the scheol meetings, the municipal rneetings,farmers' institutes woemen's institutes, annual meetings of the agricultural societies, church socials and many ather gatherings which the country people and especiaily the f armer- felk-young and old-male'and female (wheni propel) nmay and should attend Were the yeung people on farms given m ore priviieges during the slack seasens for enijoyment anid mmim nprevement there wouild bje mere cen-tentment, with ,am if"ad lesstedecytedeet the home11ufor. thle gaIieties anid attractions e f town and -ity l'fe (Poular Dreëss ~Goods.) WEST [NB HOUSL. ~ LP'ýDIES1 CLQT)-L 46 inches wide in plain Brown, Grey, Red, Blue, Black, Liglit and Dark Fawns, extra value SPECIAL PRICE 72c A YD.j Popular Fali and Winter Dress Goods at Little Prices, ~ lakand Blue Pure Wool Cheviots, 58 inches wide, good Fine Heuriettas, 42 inches wide, ln the popular shades, ý alueý at 8,1.25; special per yard - $1.00, Cardinal, Pearl, Nile Green and Vera Rose, fine Grey and Fawn l riezes, guarauteed ail wool, 58 luches goods for waists; price 1 50 styishgoos; er ard- 1. 25 Tweed Dress Goads, 42 iuches wide, in Scotch heather manel's HRair Cloth, makes up a very stylish suit; extra mixtures, good value at,5Oc per yard, now 3 pe yr 1.25 Priestley's extra fine pure wool -Henrietta, 46 juches wide, Ge F'r-ieze, only 1 piece lef t, a big seller, worth $1.10 per- best value we e-rer had, worth 90cper yard, 10W, .7.5 yard(, for-- .90 Black Pure Wool Serges, 46 juches wide, we consider thein ~ Piesleys Back Venetian,54 luches wide,very serviceable extra value, per yard . 45 amd up-to-date - 1.50 Ileavy Dress-Goods, 6-patterns to picK from, 42 luches ýI Grey , fimespiun, 58 luches wide, one of our- best sellers, wide, bargain value at-- .25 thýe price is low-- 1.00 Black Henrietta, purest of wool, we have soid piece after Dark Grey Union Cheviot, 56 juches wide, makes a good - piece of this special liue; people tel[ us it is heavier Ladies' Clotli in the extra fine qualîties. We have them Satmn Brocade, flot pure wool, but you will be surprised M C Cardinals, Pearl, Grey, Blue, Brown, Fawu and 0 the wear you get from samne goods, 6 differeut patterns S mauy other shades, extra wide; price $1.50, $125 and :1.00 lef t; bargain price per yard- .19 S SPECIAL VALUES-lu Fine Imported French Flstuuels, 40e and 50c, new~ patternis-Bea-utiful Colored Satins; Black Satinis, 20%e better value than last year--Colored Sllks inu ah the pretty delicate shades, 28 luches wide,- at- 50e per yard-Black SVelvet, Ribhons, 2c a yd. up to 40e a yd-Taffeta Silk Neck Ribbons lu Red, Piuk,- Blue, Nile Green, White, Black and Purpie, extra wide, 35c per yard. FUI VDEPAýRTEENT. S We hIave sold lots of Purs this season notwithstauding the weather being so fiue, the people get the pick of the skius and are Swise ilu buying early.- Caperines-3.00 to $22, you eau save mouey buying your Furs here. Ruffs-98c to $12, a big range /~?Iand we staàrtthem low lu price. Gauntlets-Alaska Seul, ]Persian Lamb, Grey I amb, Astrachan and Opossqum kept lu stock. Ladies' Fur Lined Capes. Ladies' Astrachan Capes. Ladies' Astrachan and Dog Skif Coats. SFur Çaý,ps-Grey Lamb, $2.,50 to $3.50; Persian Lamb and Nutrla. B OMNVLLE WEST END HLEOLTSE. CASH OR1 TRADE, FOR PRODUCE. WEST END iOISE EDUCATION. DARLINGTON TOWNSHIP. îi i esLýtl rwhlàiley feedtheicguest mest dc are not te be stinited in thie- quantitv