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_ POPULAR STYLES IN FALL SUITS Nobby . Young Man's Tweed Suit, very Tweed appearance, made of imported. tweed in dark brown shades, showing a striped pattern. Style is single breasted saque,' tailored in fashionable style; with durable Italian linings. . Striped Worsted. Suit Ped Viorsted Sul Men's worsted Suits cut in up-to-date single or double breasted style. Material is fine quality imported worsted, colors green, brown, or grey, show- ing striped pattern. Our $10.00 suits wear well. The linings and interlinings are the best quality. Sizes 84 to 44. Suit $7.50 made from a 'nice | ng quality. Italian quality. Made . of black silk, ~ J ds stylish and practical Ulster: Overcoat in a single : Breasted botiod' hrough model made from a heavy Cheviot in rich grey shades, showing a diagonal style. - The convertible 'collar may be worn with the Japels vpen, or can be buttoned around the neck in college style. * Lined with heavy twilled is interlined with heavy canvas and well padded. Italian. "Sizes 35t0 388. : vine : hip and side pockets. 5 al . Sizes 40 to 46 chest, 40 to 46 waist. Boys' Overcoats BOYS' SUITS i BOYS RED RIVER COATS BOYS' COLLEGE ULSTER TWO PIECE TWEED SUIT TWEED SCHOOL SUIT Vo ue Boys' Ulster Coats with hE Boys Svercodls made of : 3 Two piece suit in a durable English Three Piece Suit $5.00 eavy glossy ) ¢ k= tweed in green shade, showing stripe ot Made of serviceable English 'vouvertibje collars, made of : Black "Bias: eavy all wool tweed. | Pat- aw pic or. tek, iped y : brown, double breasted coat, knee pants. | tweed in brown, green or grey Stout Men's Suit Navy Blue Worsted $15.00 STOUT MEN'S SUIT of navy blue clay twill worsted, all wool and perfectly fast colors. Tailored in single breasted sack style, with best quality twilled Italian fining. Coat Pants have \ is "terns are stripes in colorings "red flannel, also hood. Sizes 22 to 26. * Price $4.00. * HANDSOME RUSSIAN : COATS for boys from 8 to 6 years of age, grey or brown, showing pret- Ly striped patter fits clode o alk Women MORE THAN MEN: i Women have more than their share of aches and pains.that afilict humanity. hey must "keep up", in spite of con- tantly aching hacks, or headaches, dizzy ells, etc, Edward Calwood of 123 Harold Street, Fort William, Ont., says: £ "I'suffered with dull, miserable pains, ; i { ess across my back and in my sides months. They would catch me so ly at times that I'could scarcely move und. 1 would have dizzy spells and gether, felt -generally rin down, | After using a number of remedies with out finding relief, I learned of Booth's Kidney Pills' and found them an. excel- t remedy. They not only relieved me 'of the miserabie pain! soreness in my back but cured nie of Material is a 'heavy "English-tweed, pure wool in Suffer 1c {end at the Parsonage. 21 BOYS' REEFERS believes Ontario has chances for a young man, quite equal to the West. Misses; Rundle and Bradley, of Port Perry, spent Sunday Oct.- 8th with their triend Miss' Mary Clark, of' Maple Grove: FAL Master Glenn Collacutt who spent the summer. with Ms. Jno, Sweetman returned home Saturday, Mr. Orville Démara, js assistant caterer and baker at Tod's, Oshawa, has spent a week with his uncle Mr, Henery Demara. He hus not fully recovered from a shock he received duri' g a recent. electric storm when the wires at the Restaurant were struck 'and Orville, who was busy at the fountain was left unconscious for a quarter of an hour, rosin Mr, and Mrs, G. H. Shipman and sons, of Cannington, spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bryson, of of Lindsay, visited ler sister = Mrs, H. Fralick last week. On Tuesday Oct. 10th & very | pleasant function took at the - home of Reeve J. ¥. Gerow, when Mrs; Gerow was at home to the ladies of Union. Aid Societies = Fo delightful Antamn 'afternoon ge representation of the to 35. Prices $5.00 to $7.50 ys' heavy. grey Freize fers made from heavy. . terial, has high of greens and browns; 'coats are long, cut. generously, _.gwiny plenty of room. Sizes Sizes 24 to 28. COTTON MERINO B0c per Garment, .._ Men's medium weight cotton merino underwear for Fall, ~ shirts and drawers, single breast ed, unshrinkable, natural color. Shirts 34 ta 40; drawers 32 to 38 FLEECE LINED, 50c. Men's underwear with heavy, soft fleece lining. non-irritating. good heavy weight. All sizes. Low Priced Underwear for Men HEAVY SCOTCH WOOL $1.00 per Garment. Penman's heavy Scotch Wool underwear, medium rib, heavy winter weight, made from pure wool yarn, unshrinkable, well finished with sateen facing, Shirts 34 to 46; drawers 32 to 44 © NATURAL wooL $1.00 per Garment. Excellent quality throughout. Special price $2,50 NAVY SERGE SAILOR Suit of navy blue im- ported serge, Blouse cut with V shaped neck, blue shield with red ornament. Front trim- med with braid and brass buttons. Bloomer pants lined throughout. Sizes 3 to 6 years. $3.50 lined, public as post-master and general Merchant, With indominitable cour- age hie has defied the fiercest storms, coldest weather in order;to make his regular trips to town as mail carrier 80 that we should not bedissappoint- ad and has made a record, we hear of not having failed to earry this out more than four or five times in almost a quarter of a century. Mr. Wesley Crozier 18 about on his ye#irly round: distributing tax- bills. \ : } Mr. Totten is now in Qoronto at. tending the Ecumenical Conference being held ii "the Metropolitan Church. 'T'nis fs the fourth greas Worlds Conferences : of Methodists, but the firs hid in Canada. Methodist divines have come from Europe, Ag+. Afries, and distanp Islands of tne sen, 'The ~ Anniversary "services at Maple Grove passed very success- fully. Tho Dr, Marvin-was forced £0 postpone hiscoming till November Our (pastor's subject was "Living Waters'" and for the are my friends." © © « ance good. The flowers contributed by Mrs. O. Williams were beautiful, : Collections SEAGRAYV. . The Methodist Church Anniver- sary on Sunday and Monday proved a great success. Beautiful weather prevailed thoughout and large crowds attended. On Sunday, Rev. J. U. Robins. of Biackstock, preach- ed fine sermons, and our own choir provided choice music. The collections for the day were liberal. On Monday the ladies provided an excellent Fowl Supper, which all thoroughly enjoyed. Miss Jessie Alexander, famous reciter and €locutionist. delighted all with ber splendid selections, and fully sus- taiped her enviable reputatioz. The Sonya Ladies Quartet discours- ed sweetmusic: and Revs. Robins and Konkle gave brief addresses. Our pastor, Rev. R. A. Delve, presiced. The proceeds amounted to tlie sum of $165.00. A social is being held on Wednesday night, and a good time is expected. All are pleased with the outcome of this fine annual occasion. A large IY evening 'Ye _ The day was fine and the attend-|| contingent was present from Port Perry. : Mr. Wallace Bruce is plowing on his new farm the old Munro farm and Mi. R. Hardings is on the Moon farm. ~ Miss Vera Jackson, of Nestleton, is visiting at the Parsonage, | On Tuesday evening last a good crow thered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cephas Butt, and present- ed them With a didvas and a Hangi mp. pleasant even- in ae pc by all, interspersed lunch, games, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Butt have proven Ives splendid meighbors and of the very best type, and amid general regret. a AT vie an ex! ed wit ughter at Lasswade, Ont. | Me of Port Perry, 8 RY 60 Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnson, of Blackwater, visited with Mrs. A. Miller one day last week. Mr. John Thomas has rented his farm to Mr. Morris, of Wick. Miss Olive Thompson, Whitby, is holidaying here. Mr. Jno. McLean retnrned from the North West on Monday after a short stay with his two brothers there. He is favorably impressed with the great country. The Ladies Aid held a successful meeting at home of Mr. Wesley Frise on Wednesday last. Mrs. Berthwick has been visiting city friends. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bradley, of Enfield, were out for the Sale, and Messrs Iidgar Batt, and Orr Shunk returned with them 10 assist in ploughing. Mr. James Mark, of Lindsay, was out for the Anniversary. Mr. Milton Stone is having a very successful season with his threshing outfit. Mr. andgMrs Wilson, of Toronto, are visiting relatives in this vicinity Miss Lilly Clements spent a few days with her cousin Miss -Alice Stone. ERR & UTICA - Gordon Bently and Joe Ward spent Sunday with friends in rooklin. : 'Mr. and Mrs. Wright Crozier, visited 'friends in Unionville last week. of Mr: and Mrs. Ceo Payne and! = family at Mrs.. Jas. Bentleys. on Sunday. : Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wright on Oct. 16 a son. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harper : zie, ith friends in Columbus o 3 a sion hd Village { Sunday. nS Ser unday: Myr. 'and a. James White, Brookltn: Mr. Bemard Clarkson who has seen with Mr. Jas. Hoin for the summer, and his brother heen with: ) Mrs. Geo. Horn and i Sunday. with | who has gy stripes, single or double breasted styles. A suit that's built for wear. Sizes 27 to 33. Knee pants lined with grey. Prize $5.00 GRADE WORSTED SUITS Boys' three piece suits made of fine English worsted, cut in single or double breasted styles. are green, brown, and greys, shows ing striped patterns. Colors Knee pants coats lined with best Italian cloth. large boys size, 32-35 $9.00 i mm 00S Mrs. Swartz of Syracuse N.Y. visiting her sister Mrs. Frank Hortop. This season Mr. Rich Harper has built a large addition to his house, has it all painted, which gives it a neat and attractive ap- pearance. Death of Miss Allie Walker Death entered the home of Mr. and Mrs Edward A. Walker last Monday evening Oct, 9 19ts, when Alma Mabei their eldest daughtet passed to her reward About a month ago she under~ went a serious operation a.d although successful her recovery was in grave doubt, while 'her suffering was great she bore it without} a murmur, and was fully prepared for the great change. Deceased was in her twentysixt year and was held in the highest esteem, and beloved by all who had the pleasure of her acquain~ tance. The funeral on Wednes-~ day to the Presbyterian cemetery was largely attended, the sermon being (preached by her pastor the Rev. Wm. Rice his text being*'Let not your hearts be troubled" the services were were indeed imp sive. at the request of the deceased thiee of her favorite hymos were sung Simply - Trnsting" *"'Hark Hark My Soul" "Safe tothe Re that is higher than I. It's less to say that. the bereaved family have the heartfelt synipathy of the entire community in their great loss,