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the bank xf hamilton hbajd obtiojb hamilton capital call paid up s 1 26000000 reserve fund 77500000 total aaaata i 1 10014400 nomrly toil millions of dollars boaed op dibeotobs john stuart president a g iumsay yieovrosldont geo roaozi john pnooron a t jvoop a b i1k1 toronto wm gmson si i j turnbtju cashier b 8 steven aut oulilor h m watson inapootor georget acency a general banking business transacted notes of responsible farmers discounted and special attention given to the collection of sale dotes and commercial paper aenerally drafts issued payable at all principal points in canada and united states drafts on great britain bought and sold savings department deposits of si and upwards received interest allowed at current rates and added o principal every year whether pass book a brought in or not special deposit receipts issuedfor large sums j p bell aeent georgetown ont the ne at hojo mobtly of a local charaoter and every item interesting ouh county exhibition jvtton xtt f ress thursday october 0 1898 little lo b which caught tha eye or ears of free press reporters this week splendid october weather octoberthe tenth month erin show on friday 14th inst the fall show season will soon be over bread is down lo ten cents in gnelpb sohool concert tomorrow evening at leslies sohool mr john kee is excavating for a new homo on afosdt campbell the rains were welcomed generally as many wells and cisterns were dry eleotrlo street lighting is now pretty well asiurodl or the coming winter the autoron folisgo is coloring the pretty lints of red and gold are appearing mill street looks rather rusty on the west end where tbe new sewer was pat in a thanksgiving concert by the firemen is on the tapis for thursday 2th novem ber rookwood show next tuesday will no donbt allract a large gathering of visitors the prion of wheat have notcnoonrag- ed many ol the farmers to bring out their grain yet thia fall thursdbyr24tbrnoverflber has been set apart by the government as canadas annual tbanlugiviog day the monthly meeting of tbe free library board will be held next monday evening at eight oolook in the library aoton haul a genuine taste of prohibi tion laat thursday the hotels were clued np tight and everybody was sober and good natored owing to the large amount of space devoted to the electric light question this week considerable interesting correspon dence is unavoidably crowded out a parlor social onder the auspices of thexadlrs aid of tbe methodist church will be held at thehorfleof0cnnoillor franols on friday evening 28th lost mr eobt wallace bad his left foot seriously bruised between a waggon audi boulder several weeks ago he has been laidupeversincebut is gradually improv ing mr 0 mclaughlin hoads thomsl for big apples now be left a sample of the alexander apple variety at this office the other day which turned the scales at 10 ounces the following prloes are enrrent on acton grain market tbla week fall wheat 00 to 03 goose wheat 60 to 66 while oatl 32 mixed cats 31 barley 10 peas 48 to so rye 40 tbe g v it winter time table went into effect on sunday tho new sobedale does not effoos the servioe here but tbe overling train leaves toronto fifteen mlnoios earlier the pulpit of the oakvillo presbyter ian ghuroh was declared vacant on sunday by iter dr gregg the pastor for tbe past eight years rev b 8 oralg hai resigned his obarge tbe milton ctwmphn has received its new type nareterytbtng la in applepie order again with the new outfit and tbe able printers who handle it the champion is excelling itself in the superior prlnllrjg which is now being executed g 0 clarks trotting stallion ucoormao is having gratifying success at tbe fairs at the boys city horse show at goelphlaat wednesday heseocred first place in the open trot and won aral in the trot at milton on friday the raspberry patch at rose cottage la quite an attraction al present a number of till seasons canes have blesjsomeo and am beating a profusion of well developed and delicious nil a sample which mr aroh monabb left hers yesterday may be seen in the faxs passe window contractor williams has concluded bit street watering operations for tbe sessbjetisvprr6rmeatho work with the almost aatlifaclion tha sprinkling was not only a benefit to these on tbe streets who contributed to the fond hat was of muoh value to tbe newlybnflt road bed on mill nlrettjduridg tbe dry weather tha county sunday school association the annual meeting of tbe ezeoutite of halton sunday school association was held at milton laat friday the work of tho year was reviowed and tho programme for tha annual convention to be held in milton next february outlined ii will partake olx ery praolioal charaoter and be of interest 10 all workers speakers from a distance for tbe evening meetings will be secured tho names of itov neil mcpherbon hamilton and rev dr tovell rev cbaa eaton and mr alfred day provincial seoretary were the first choice tbemasa meettog of children will form a part of tbe eeesion tbe aeoond after noon instead of being isolated ae for eev oral years mr e a cleaver president burlington and miss clara davidion seoretary nelson will bave obarge of tho details of the programme some cltowa koreire 10 jfra clarsr at the last regular meeting of aoton cirole of tbe 00 hc aiarewell social was tendered mrs george clark on the eve of her departure for her new home in olovers- villo n v after enjoying tho refresh ments mr george hynda f l took the ohair short speeches were made by mr hynde and other members of tbe oirole in all of wbiab kind words wsrespoken of tbe pleasant associations they bad for years enjoyed wilb mrs clark and the regret every member cow felt ac mrs olarku removal mrs clark replied thanking the members of the oirole for their many kind words sbe felt that she will ever remem ber the many pleasant evenings they had spent together in tbe rome cirole pleas ant sooial interooarse followed and the meetiog waa brought to a close with a good oldfashioned randeringot anld langsyner the borne teaius victorious two laorosao tnatohes were played id tbe park on saturday and in both games- tbe home teams were sucoessfnl at three oolook the juniors of aoton and tbe young etnas of georgetown crosied sticks in a closely contested match for about an hour and one goal waa scored to the oredit of the borne players the held waa then cleared for a keen and lively matob between tbe creaoenta and the viotorias of goolpta nine goals were boored eight of which fell to the home team during the match a couple of aooidents ooourrcd by whioh two of the quelpb players were slightly injured the best of feeling prevailed between the members of both teams but the ouelph papers designate the game as decidedly rough and complain that the visiting team was badly treated tbe reporters evident ly drew on their imagination lo a consid erable extent onr charehea and paatorb rev james a molaoblan m a preaohed anniversary sermons at belfoun- taio on sucday to large oongregatloni rev george smltberman of the erlu otrcnit ocoupied tbe pulpit berepn communion services were held inknoi- oburoh on friday evening and saturday afternoon rev j a cranston of rook- wood preaohed at both services hit set mens were very appropriate to the occasion and muoh enjoyed rev mr macpheraon preaohed the oommuniob eormon 00 san day fjloven new membera were received at tbe communion part by profesiloh of faith and the remainder by letter the young people of tbe baptist church will epend an evening on our bocks and minerals next friday at 8 p m an address on the geological formation of canadian rooks will be given by the paster and a paper on the minerals of canada will be read by mr r d warren of georgetown all interested in oanadai natural resoaroea should hear this pro gramme the pabllo are cordially invited coming and goinq cbhws co canadians bate shown their desire to have prohibition and it is to be hoped we may get it a meeting wsu held in the ohuroh here on tuesday everolntt to arrange for repair ing tbeeburoh and shed the attendance at tbe metboditl churoh ooptinues to grow larger every sunday beyhr holds is a wary popular pastor mrs john grippe of the maples is vtaltinafrhraus in detroit mr j murray of rosehill is visiting friends in mlohjgao tbe exeoullve of the bait wellington liberal astdolatlon unanimously deolded oa tttytday to call tbe oonventon for the purpose of stlectlng a oandldate for the vacancy in the legislative assembly caused by the death of the late mr oralg yiurrio pen good glove makers w hi sroasi sow awjm nseiuiig of tbe woodmen of lr injbslr ball ibis ovin clerk mrs noble of georgetown visited aoton relatives thia week mr george stove has been isid up with illness in toronto the past two weeks mr will moeeohnie left on monday to take a situation in gloversville n t mrs henry baaer sr went to peters burg on monday to visit friends there miss maggie d matthews of berlin made aoton friends a brief visit this week mr william stewart jr was home from the model sohool at brampton last weak mrs a b woodyatt and miss qraoie were tbe guests of aoton friends during tbe week mr alfred and hiss lizzie bauer left last friday for cincinnati and falmonlb ohio mrs geo storey of aoton is visiting at the home of her daughter in cleveland ohio miss boberlion of toronto lavishing at tbe home of j t elliott esq mill street mr ernest hamilton left laat week to attend the sohool of practical science at toronto mr and mre john a henderson left on friday on a visit to relatives in mloblgan mrs harry jeans ipent a few days last week at- tbe home of mr jas waieeer brampton miss brill of goelpb was a guest this week at the home of mr anthony stephenson 1 miss mofball of new york is spending a few weeks with her mothor and sister on willow street mr and mrs thomas easlon left on friday morning for chicago to visit their son in that city misses annie and maggie wallace left on saturday on a trip to vlait friend at sarnla and drlgdon mrs jno t easton and her son mr haltons successful pair at milton last tkuraday andvfrlday never in its history haa halton fair been favored with finer weather than that experienced tbu jear and largely on account of this was the exhibition one of the finest and most snooessf ul in the forty- six jesre of the association it waa in overy reapeot a oredit to this oplondid agricultural district tbe globe reporter says the unanimous verdiot 9 all who were present waa that the exhibits especially thoso in live stock eolipaed anytl logat the big industrial abow in toronto it would bave been impossible anywhere to have witueebed a better display of hordes of all kinds among them were sorne of the prizo borses of ibb toronto fair and they were not regarded ae equal to otliers ex hibited wblob would go to prove that the farmers show tbolr boat animals at their looal fairb tho annual exhibition at milton la in variably attended ndt only by thojeoinanry ol thia and the neighboring connliea and tbe citizens of tho towns and villages but by many from toronto and other oitiee there were nearly 5000 personb on tho grounds mr wrn- clements tho seore tary of the aisoolatlon reports that the number of exhibits in all elabseb was far in exoeas of that at any previous ehow and tbe gate receipts show that as far as attendance was concerned trie directors bad every reason to be satisfied the soene on tbe groundb from 0 oolook in tbe morning until 0 oolock in tbe evening waa a moat animated one over 800 entries of horses 10 the various olasseb evidenced tbe widespread interest wblbh is taken in this particular branch of agricultural enterprise in this oonnty the eaddle hones roadaters carriage and draughthorsea werspertioularly excellent in quality and of que appearance the ayrshire jersey and hereford cattle wero greatly admired and the exhibits in these olasses were very nuoneroub in bheep the leicester oxford and shropshire breeds were remarkably fine the entries in aheep aggregated 110 tbe exhibit in hogs contained boentriea and was an especially good one a epeolal prize was given for baoon hogs and in thia olaaa there were eight entries tho poultry exhibit was ahead of laat year both in size and quality all told about sco birds were exhibited and tho competition for prizes was very olose the display of cereals and roots was the beat in years in one olase of white wheat alone there wero eovonteen entries the display of potatoes waa the only olaas of rootb whioh in any way fell short of general expectation tbe dairy departmentretala- ed and added to its paat excellent reoord and the exhibits in frnit were thoroughly satisfactory tbe epeodlng on the traok aronsed great interest and the competition was exceed ingly keen for the three minute trot or pace for which the purse was 925 there were seven enterles and the winners were if mr t williams 1 joseph e 3 mr joseph hall frank 0 and 3 mr s deana daffy in the open racepnree 935 tbe winners were 1 mr g 0 olarka mccormao 2 mr o w rattenbnrya grit and 3 mr ec fellers annie d tbe officera of the association who worked hard for the auooeea of the exhibi tion and who are more than gratified with the result of tbeir labors are mesats john stewart president john t elliott first vicepresident f greenless second vice- president e dixon treasurer and v7n clements secretary the follonlog are the directors measrs robt stewart wnr patterson d hotoheon p mooull- ongh a stark wm n scott a 0 momilian jas brown jaa mogowan e b hunter t t harris alox waldle t chibbolm and w a uawrence our country votes for pro every provlnoe saye ves with the exoeptlonof quebec halton countys- reputa tion sustained the first national prohibition battle ever fougbtat the polla took place laat thurs day the result shows bat the eleotors of our fsir dominion are id favor of the annihilation of the liquor traffic so far as the importation manufacture and sale of intoxloants for beverage purposes is oon oernod and by a majority considerably larger than baa been given at several general elections wbioh plaoed political parties in power according to tbo amended returns and latest reports of the result of the plebiscite vote laat thursday received np to the time of going to proas the total majority over tbe dominion now stands at 25103 these returns are inoomplete in many inatanoes and it is lraporaible to tel just what the majority isulkaljlio bo when tbe official returns aro announced tomorrow following are the latest retornb m for aojunbt ontario 28780 quebeo 46020 novasootia 15081 prince edward island 6076 new brunswick 18276 manitoba 6028 north west territories 1108 british colombia 014 neighborhood news news items supplied by correa- pondenta land exohanses limehouse 40020 total 71181 majority for 25162 as will be been every provlnoe in canada gave a mojority for prohibition except quebec the majority of that provlnoe against prohibition according to tbe latest jreportafrom montreal ie 40029 left prostrate weak and run down with heart nd kidneys in bid condition restored by hoods sarsaparllla l was very much run down haying been sick for several months i hsd been trying different remedies whioh did me no good 1 would have severe spella of coughing that would leave me prostrate ii olasad sharp 102 o galbralth nu told that my lungs were affected and my heart and kidneys were in a bad condition in fact it seemed as though every organ was out of order i felt that something must be done tnd my brother advised me to try hoods baruparllls i procured a bottle and began taking it before it was half gone i felt that it was helping mo i continued lta use and it has made me a new woman 1 cannot praise it too highly mus hujfmka- followiug is the public school honor roll for september v oiassollve marshall iso f swsok- hamer 107 iv jon o lano 210 j niekell 181 ill sen j iuiocr 218 yswaokham- roor 180 pays to buy at dollerts i pays to buy al bollcrti 176 m onolll 147 n swaokbammor 121 ft 11 ben w bowman 102 b soott 175 f mcdowell 17u ft ii jan v walker 171 k homer 1g5 w marshall 180 0 modowell 122 i 0 l dobble 120 ib l bowman 101 0 cross 1s6 g besaey 150 i a b modowell and a marshall lafarks obtainable v class 200 iv and 111300 iijfi ii and i 200 ida a fonn teaoher ur donald mckerialc of jjiraohoqee isiu in tbe city paying a visit to bis friend mr ohas byde guelph herald linens georgetown an analysis of tho vote showi that tbe majorities for prohibition were largely obtained in tbe rural diatriots while the cities voted against it there are however notable exceptions to this for the seaport allies of halifax and st john each gave majorities of over 1000 for prohibition brentford gave a substantial majority for and the west su4 w of se antoine in montreal where tbe most of tbe english speaking oltlzent reside gave a majority for prohibition of nearly two lo one a matter worthy of comment is the fact that in nearly every locality where the muoh maligned scott act bad been in force a large majority was given for prohi bition and where the aot was the longest in force the majorities were largest this is particularly true of the maritime prov inces but is also the case in ontario iq our own county where we had tbe scott aot io fairly successful operation for eight years the majority is 013 tbe majorites in the various polling plaoet in halton are as follows 1lu- ykb s1aj no 22 th5 roll of honor list of pupils who took highest standing at tha first exam of the term will osaston of the canadian sarnla are visiting relatives here mrs b e nelson and family left thia morning to spend a few daya wilb acton friends guelph herald messrs james wlson and william gardiner of toronto wars gueatl en saturday of mr arab monabb mr holland ferryman has secured a situation in gloversville ny and seems to be quite settled in that lively olty mr b savage of guelph returned laat week from an extended visit on the pacific coast he m muoh improved lo health mr ssmosl johnston and family who removed to toronto several years ago from anton are removing ibis week to hamil ton mr and mrs william besboby of georgetown and bdr and mrs 0 w betooby of hamilton were guests last week at the borne of mr george agnew mrs george dark and the boys left on saturday io spend a j4w days wilb friends ln they will shortly proceed to their new home in aiovetsvlllr n x theii- removal from acton la muoh regretted the first examination of tho pupils of aoton pabllo sohool since the long mid summer holidays was beld last friday in all tha departments tbe result will be ecanned with interest by pupils and paronta ribst nxerantioent class v gertrude barry 255 bertie speight 250 edith nicklin 250 class v junior battle noble 216 1 jen nie gurney 315 laura ryder 206 rehle smyth 206 mabel moore 115 benle wallace 105 arthur mcdonald 105 olaas iv eltie mcdonald 286 mabel soper 285 bertha williams 376 george oram 276 olasa iii senior josle stephenson 285 florence soper 276 mary goodeve clara ebbago annie oram end ada gurney 275 marks possible 800 t x moons teaoher second djeubtubnt seniors boy arnold 218 howland brown 814 ethel coleman 206 jennie mcqueen 205 juniors joan grant 314 ena pearson 212 philip holmes 204 marks possible 225 c mcpiuii teacher tnlbd detjurateht senior class daniel rltahle 236 vida folaterr280- mvrtlocook 327 junior class myrtle soper 260 myrtle dills 240 irene mullen and martha storey 380 marks possible 250 rboda f fzithbiuitohe teaoher xounth dbrmthuejit senlorpurt ii i r ma molaoblan 234 maggie forbes an alox mcqueen 220 blanche obiaholm 210 junior fart ii olara moore 281 yin cent goodeve 228 david folater florenoe speight gertie swaokbammor and fred forbes senior fart i emma tovell 336 urett mfiffall 220 j jonn mcdonald wj marks possible 250 e 3 mcqokbn teaoher bannockburn the honor boll for september for bannookburn sohool if as follows v class a mcdonald m watson ivolassmabel mann b brown 3 henderson f harding ill class r walian j denny j dobble et ii a s colot b mann a lender son ft ii b e denny w dobble m moffat i olaas shirley watson o mosatt m mcdonald alios mijim teacher was newspaper advei using a success with yon last year if not why not it pays others it ongbfc to pay you and will if wisely dans to curb a cold in one day take jbaxatlve tlrorno quinine tablets all draniste refund tho money if it fallsto core bseente aoton burlington 66 georgetown 24 mulon 0 oakvillo 45 eequosing t no 1 sproata school 8 no 2 nerval 60 no 8 stewarttown so no 4 dublin 6 no 5 thompsons 15 no 0 glenwllliams 6 majority no 80 nassagaweya no 1 campbellvlllo 25 no 2 brook vllle 65 no 3 koatohbull 55 majority teb 145 nelson no 1 freeman 54 no 2 nelson village 17 no 8 kilbride 65 no 4 lowvllle 27 no 5 bells sohool 21 no 6 appelby 61 majority yxs215 trafalgar no 1 the boyne 16 no 2 drumquin 20 no 8 postville 58 no 4 munne corners 8 no 5 palermo q no 6 bronte 66 majority yes 114 total net majority tor prohibition 012 the civio muniolpilhiea of the county gave a majority of 188 and the townships 474 for uoly one town and one township gave majorities against norval ward wbioh baa tbe influence of the only brewery in the oounty oaused esq acting township to have a majority of 80 against and milton pur oounty town polled a majority of 9 against in acton no complaint oonld be made respecting the size of tbe vote polled here 245 votes were oast being nloe more than in the plebiscite vote in 1894 when 21 women oast their votes it may sur prise some to know that acton polled 40 more votes than the oonnt town the polls here stood as fellows tzb ho no tzs no 1 town hall 58 56 2 no 2 speights shop 74 64 20 mnjurityxes 33 rrtodidmos notxs sooth wellington gave a majority of 450 for prohibition erin township voted 0 for to 1 against and mimosa 18 for to 1 against the vote throughout the country la not so small as some antiprohibltloniatt wonld bave the pnblto to believe consid ering that on one aide there was- no call to come out to vote expect tbst of righteous ness snd hsmaolty tbe vots was creditable indeed the former ikblscltm were taken dur ing the mnniclpal elections in mid winter when ordinary farm work is suspended by the frost andbo voters were doming out anyway to ohoose tbelr looal oounolllori on this occasion farmers were particularly busy with threshing filling alios add other f werh tbe improvements in the presbyterian church are not yet j et completed and tbe opening has been postponed rnrsd dean fennell occupied hib own pulpit on sunday after an absence of a few weeks at montreal provincial synod tbe young people of the methodist church aro observing ootober as a speoial month for bible study and evangelietio work if flbh will produce inoreased brain power then you may expeot some remark able avldenoes in georgetown judging by the quantity- offlshdibposedofbythe goddard fiah co einoe opening their new store mrs g a mitohell and mrs j q wlllson are at palraeraton this week attending the womana missionary meeting of tbe hamilton methodist conference tbe interest in fall fairs baa now subsid ed and the farmers in this iooalily are busy picking and shipping apples a good yield is- reported and generally of fine quality w m orr government inspector made an examination of mrs bradleys orohard and is preparing a report a number of treea were sprayed six times and others only psrtially sprayed the showing gave 45 of perfeot fruit on the sprayed trees against 12j oq those partially sprayed tbe exoitement on the plebiscite vote is now subsiding and we will await the next move the vote was fairly well brought out on both sides giving a majority for prohibition here of 24 when all tbe clrcumatanoes aro ooneid end including the great variety of methods of influencing votes in tbe different looali ties it is not surprising that our majority in tbe oounty is found to reaoh the substantial figure of 612 vilmj 21 ojjnltqn avenue toronto ontario get only hoods because hoods sarsaparllla is tbe bestln fact the one true blood purider bold ly all itnibblsts ft six lor 1 this is one of our pet departments and one that has achieved perhaps as great success as any part of our busi ness mr bollert during his recent trip to eurupe made immense purchases at first hands which for value and beauty excel anything we have shown we invite your attention to our great display hoods pills eeueji chas lneues guelph som bleached damaaks 3 special qualities by the yard at 75c 90c and tr with napkins 10 match are extraordinary values fanoy linens in tray cloths sideboard scarfs five oclock teas and centrepieces in hem sjtltch mont mellch honltan and embroidery work are things of beauty and very cheap butoherb linens 1 special line from a maker of the very best goods which we sell at 50c 25c and 28c and which are away below lhoumil value unbleached tabling pure linens it 25c 32c 39c 44c 50c ope 75c- per yard are splendid goodi for the money towels see our big heavy pure linen iowel at ijc each or 2 for 25c our towel nt 20c is bigger and better than any 25c towel very special bath lowcls at aoc 25c 35c 45c 53c almost as big as a blanket towellings never hae we been able to show such striking bargains in xowellings barnsley crash from 5c to 10c per yard russia crash from 8c to 123c huckabacks from 123c to 25c lea towellings from 5c to 15c very special bargains at 110 working linens wc have all widths and tho very nicest makes in drawn work and embroidery linens at prices that will please j thirty thousand rolls of wall paper this to sell right you must buy right and buying as we do in a market from which canadian wholesalers draw their supplies under the best terms and discounts we can and do so strictly that reason you should buy strictly one price terms cash ironi him also handles tnoro window shades than any dealer morctaante dont pat off until the holiday- tho baalneii ha 8 tie that should begin with the flrit of ootober give the boy a e k bollert fe co 2rand 27 wyndliam street guelph qyercoatingrs blue brown and black beaers blue and brown meltons fancy curled cloths all shades venetians and fancy cloths all slndcs all new cloths and up to date made to order flratclass from 16 to 330 a coat see our special blue and blick serge suiting at s16 a suit it is pretty generally conceded that the total majority is io anuiu that the government will not feel warranted in enacting a prohibitory measure many prohibitionists however take a very en couraging view of the plebiscite situation and consider that the majority vote of the englishspeaking people ia a eofflolent answer ti the dominion qorernment even in tbe province of quebso where it was made a question of race tnd religion it ia pointed ont that the bullish division of montreal and tbe bngllsh speaking counties gave a majority for the plebiscite she wa88avrd from days of sgony and discomfort not by great interpositions hut by the use of the only surepop ooru ensa putnams painless corn extractor tender painful corns are removed by its use in a fsw days without tbe slightest discomfort many substitutes in tbe market malts it necessary that only putnams should be asked for and takjn sure safe harmless tbe man who does net find advertising pronttbly generslly rinds business un profitable posluvel idtue pills they also relieve distress from dyspepsia indigestion and too hearty eating a per feet remedy for dixiiness nausea drowsl nets bad taste in the mouth coated tongue patatamosideitc1unliver they regulate the bowels purely vegetable small pill small dose small price substitution tho fraud of tho day see you get carters ask for carters insist and demand carters little liver pills it is the most acceptable of gifts and will encourage hab its of punctuality at school and elsewhere a boy is more apt to be on time when he knows what time it is we show a splendid variety of sterling silver watches for boys the cases are of the same designs as the gold ones prices 275 to 900 all accurate timekeepers savage fc co guelph browns etjgr emulsion of pure cod liver oh combined with hvrophosniiies of limx and soda and ttavored with a pine quality ok sherry wine one price only r e- nelson merchant tailor and mens furnisher ok re go ds we have a large assortment of conned goods some of which are the following salmon sardines in mustard finnan haddies kip pered herrings herrings in tomato sauce peas corn tomatoes etc also boneless fish 5c a lb and smoked herrings crockery and glassware is still a specialty with us a large crate will be opened next week c f goodette fe co kcton dinner sets for the balance of this week we will offer big inducements in dinner ware we have dinner sets from 375 to 2500 we cordially invite you to call and examine the stock at our china palace second rtoor the noted tea store j a mccrea lower wyndham st qu sun savings and loan co head office toronto ont autaoreursot cmpitml 5000000 00 tenyear maturity shires are paid in monthly instalments of joe per share for 120 months when payments cease 6o 00 paid in maturity alue ffroo 00 money to loan at j straight loan or repayable in monthly instalments on appli cation to r j monabb agent aoton waited 1ndubtmotj8 msnofeharaster to travel and appoint asenta salary and expenses paid btudiivtoabbbtson ouhpanv limited toronto we claim the following points of superiority for our product perfect emulslficatlon remarkable nutritive properties the absence of inert emulsifying agents palalability permanence strength the elegance of the preparation prices 350 and soo prepared flnd sold only by a t browjs k nobby suit for fall and wintefi coo now is your time to get a nobby suit for fall and winter as we have just opened up a fine selection of imported tweeds serges and worsteds and are prepared to take your order at right prices tit and workmanship guaranteed flist- olaxe and uptodate overcoatings a good range of fall overcoatings call and inspect our stock before leaving your order cooper evakins main st aoton newgoods new fall dress goods new faxl hosiery gloves flannels flooe oil cloths blankets underwear yarns shoes and rubbers extra value in groceries gurney fe co iyitr street acton ersoim co acton grsnd milliner qpeniug dress goods and mantle display ladies we cordially invite you to attend our millin ery opening on wednesday sept 28 th our miss c ampbell haa spared no pnins to mako thia it banner display in our history all aro welcome tho fnahionablo and aorvicablo will bo found combined hero while inodorato prices rale drbss goods thin stock has been selected wiih good enro and comprises an assortment of everything used in tashionnblo dressmaking blnok and colored fancy goods in profusion and you will be pleased with our assortment of boxolotht amazon cloths serges etc for tailor made gowns 3w5kjntles tiia stock is now complete v7o cannot give any particulars in this iaaue but come and see tbq goods we jiromieo yon 11 treat no trouble to show coats nt my time