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PUQSLEY, B.b.A.T.C.M ELOCUTIONIST Teacher of Élocution and Physical Culture at _ Moulton Ladies' College, Toronto. For concert j work address 34--4w. 126 YoRKTILLE AVE., TORONTO School Shall I Attend? An important question ! All business Colleges are not alike. Careful judgment judgment is abso utely necessary. Write today for the Catalogue olthe ELLIOTT TORONTO, ONT, It will help you to decide. This school is conducted on the highest plane of efficiency. We are proud of its record., Students admitted at any time. Cor. Yonge & Alexander-sts., W. J, ELLIOTT, Principal.- Sailings from Montreal and Quebec Sat. Sept. 6th ft " " - 13th m " 20th " •' 27th CANADA - - *M EG ANTIC - - TEUTONIC ^L A U REN TIG „ VI lie largest Canadian liners in curamission. RATES According to steamer and accommodation Fir.-t Class - «92.50 One Class Cabin (II) 550. andsôo. Second Class - -553 75 'ihiid Class - - ^31.25 and §32.50 Ask t he nearest P.ailway or Steamship Steamship Agent for particulars BOWMANVILLE, SEPT. 18, 1913 Mr. Earl Morden recently visited friends at Brighton, v- ... ' ~ - October 27th is likely to be proclaimed. Thanksgiving Dav. - Lieut. Geo. J. Rowe, Torotito, visited his mother recently. - Miss Standeh, Toronto, spenfSunday at Mrs. W. C. Washington's. Miss Gale recently visited her brother, Editor H. Gale, Colborne. Mr. D. H. Minaker, for 21 years town clerk of Co bourg has resigned. Mr. S. J. ; Honey has been visiting his sister, Mrs. John Mutton, Penyrn. . Mrs. W. A. Quibell, Toronto, is visiting Mrs. W. B. Couch and other old friends here. * . Miss Helen Haycraft, Oshawa, spent Sunday with her aunt, Miss E. E. Hay- craft. . Miss Julia Sinclair and Mrs. Colwill, Toronto, spent Sunday with the former's siste -, Mrs. A. Christie. Mr. John Williams and daughter, Port Hope, recently visited his brother, Mr. W. H. Williams, Liberty-st.. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Down, Detroit, recently recently visited his.'" parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Down and other friend here, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robbins recently visited"her sister, Mrs. W. F. James, and other relatives at Çambray and Toronto. Mrs. J. Binmore, Toronto, has been visiting visiting Mrs. W. McCullough and other friends previous to starting for her home in Castor, Alta, Postmasters have been, instructed to hang up in the lobby of their offices a list of the names of the patrons of the differ ent Rural Mail Routes starting from their offices. < Important meeting of Albert Encampment Encampment No. 12,1.O.O.F. to be held on Friday" Friday" evening Sëpt. 19* Members please attend to boost the fall term. W. J. Ben- net, Scribe. Invitations are out for the wedding of a former popular Orono young lady, Miss Janet Magdalene, second daughter of the late Robert Moment, Esq., and Mr. Frederick Frederick Sears Coe, Sept. 17, at High-st., Presbyterian church, Newark, N. J. Miss Helen Ford, : B. A., Principal of Newcastle High School, was a week-ei d guest of her friend, Mrs. John Rice, Queen-st. Miss Ford is daughter of Rev, J. E. Ford of Goderich, President last, year of London Conference. Mrs. W. Willis and her daughter, Mrs. FreU Moore and two children, Toronto, have just returned from a pleasant trip to Winnipeg and Gainsboro, where, they visited her two daughters. _Mrs. Willis is now visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. Maynard. Maynard. . _ Mrs. Evan H. McLean is jn Toronto for the tennis tournament. Only 25 cents for The News to new subscribers lor balance of ipi3- Miss Mary Mutton, Cobourg, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. T. Charlton. Miss Tena Pi out visited her sister, Mrs. Walter W. Manning, Oshawa. Nobody has yet been able to guess what the so-called "Labor Day" is for. WHITE STAR DOMINION LINE mx attending On- is ' holidaying celebrated her Mr. F. Council / iC z New Fall \ It is time for your new\ ;X- Fall Hat. Come to the Men's Hat Store. We have a shape to suit every face and head. New Velours, Velours, Plain Felt, Camel Hair, Brush Up, mostly with bow tn back. $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3,00. New Stiffs .The newest, fairly crown with curl brim bow on.back. The low crown, wide brim, flat set.. The higher crown, .medium .medium brim for the more moderate dresser. $2.00, . $2.50, $3.00. The Anderson Clothing Co'y. low and .The Dingman Millinery will not close Wednesday afternoons during September. Mrs. K. Mackay, Dundas, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Buchaman, Galt, are guest of Mrs. J. Lake Morden, Mrs. and Miss Frances Redman, Detroit, Mich., visited her sister, Mrs. John H. James, Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Foster, Miss 'Doris and Miss Mabel Bray were guests of Mr. Luther Stainton, Oshawa. Bradley Brothers, Oshawa, sold another Ford auto on Fair Day. Advertising in The James Papersbringresults. Miss K E. Haycraft, Miss Ns Ormiston, town, and Miss lean Haycraft, BroCklin visited Mrs. J. J. Cro^kem, Qshawa. Your furs àre slightly out of style, Bring them to Mayer's fur store ànd have them altered in the latest up-to-date designs. designs. We believe we are showing the finest and most up-to-date stock of Ladies' coats shown by any house outside the cities,--Couch, Johnston & Cryderman. Messrs. J. H. McMurtry, C. W. Meath, Geo. W. Ball, and Dr. A. S. Tilley took part in the Globe's Scotch Doubles Bowling Bowling tourney in Toronto and did some fine flaying. ~~Starfc~ta-give a man . présents that he has not earned and you at once reduce his manhood and end by making him a crawfish crawfish or a pauper. The same. rule holds good injsgard, to cities. e following are the officers of- the Women's Hospital Auxiliary for the ensuing ensuing year elected last Friday: Pres. Mrs. L. A. W. Tole; 1st Vice Pres.--Mrs. W. H. Martin; 2nd Vice Pres.--Mrs. E.R. Bounsall; Rec. Secretary--Mrs. B. M. Warnica; Cor. Secretary--Miss M. J. Bassett; Bassett; Treas.--Mrs. A. L. Nicholls. Mr., Xom-Fairbairn of Torreon, Mexico, the war centre, was here from New York on a flying visit to his sister, Miss Fair- bairn, on Wednesday, but had to hasten back to catch the S. S. Olympic. He is looking the picture of health. He will call here on his return from Europe. Mr. Rhys D. Fairbairn, Toronto, accompanied his brother here. The many friends here of Mrs. Chas. T. Cresswell, Rapid City, Man., (nee Miss Susie Bellman), are pleased to hear that he is convalesceing from a very severe illness. On July 17 she underwent an operation of the mastoid by Dr. Carlisle, specialist of Brandon. Complications im mediately set in and she has been very i' but all will be. glad to learn she is - gaining nicely. Return of the Favorites--Perr; Peerless Players with Dan Molloy an Hazel Corinne will soon be back again with all new shows for a short engagement engagement of only three nights. This season Mr. Perry has secured some very beauti ful productions which he will present at popular prices. This Company is" weti cnown to the local people and carry all iew spe.cial scenery and effects for each ittraction, which is presented c'dmpletè in ivery detail. New vaudeville specialties will be presented between the acts. Keep he dates open--Oct. 2, 3, 4--if the Company Company you know to be.--Advt.% Miss Ruby Meath is ^visiting her aun 1 , Miss McMurtry." '/ ~ " Riding plows--Several, used a little- cheap at Mason's/ 1 ' Miss Hilda Langmaid is tario Ladies' College. Miss Gertrude Cawker with friends in Toronto. Mrs. W. Stone, Oshawa, 90th birthday Sept. nth. Rev. V.-H. Emery was guest at A. Haddy's while in town. Board of Trade ; meeting in Room Friday evening at 8 p.nri No man ever sought a blessing for another another without getting one himself. Bring in your furs to Mayer's fur store to be repaired before the busy season. Miss Annie Gallagher, Toronto, 7 is visiting visiting her friend, Miss"Myrtle - McReyndlds. Should you require the services of an ambulance phone 10. L. MORRIS &- SON Mrs. J. J. Gilfillan and children, Orono, are visiting Mrs. Jas. Johnston, Queen-st. White Castile soap, imported, and of the highest grade, only 20c a bar; Jury & Lovell.- . ;.'Z ■ Thursday Sept. 25 is the daté of the furniture sale at" Lieut. F. H. Morris*, Beech Ave. Mrs. A. Ferguson," Maternity nurse, has removed from Liberty-st to Carlisle-Ave. Phone 234. ' 38-2 w sn * - Mr.-Ted Jackson and Master Timmie Millison, Toronto, spent Sunday at Wm. McRevnolds. Mr. W. G. Ranton, Brantford, has been visiting his sister,. Mrs. Chester Power, Maple Groye. ' Mr. Geo. Glover who has been visiting his sister in Columbus, Ohio, fôr thé past year, has returned home. Miss Edna and Mr. Will Archibald and Miss Brotherhood, Belleville, have beén guests of Mrs. R. Bailey.. Miss Georgie Langmaid, M.^E., is teaching teaching elocution in Ontario Ladies' College and taking post graduate work. All orders promptly filled for wedding invitations, printed or engraved; call and see samples; M. A. James & Son. Better to have your printing done, by Tames Publishing House than to wish you lad. We do it on time and right. Misses Sarah and Esther Garbutt; Lindsay, Lindsay, have been visiting at Mrs. W. Gry- derman's and other old friends here. Mrs. E. D. Hancock, Moosejaw, Sask., who has just returned from a trip to Europe has been guest of Mrs. C. Osborne. Mr. J. W. Higginbotham and wife, Vir- den, Man., is;, visiting old friends here, guests of his brother-in-law, Mr. A. Mitchell. Mitchell. " Master Charles Allen, Brooklyn, New York, has returned home after a two months' visit with his grandfather, Mr. J Elliott. Now is the time to be thinking àbou winter furs. If you have any to be repaired repaired or altered bring them to Mayer's store at once. Boy wanted at James Publishing House We have.an opening for a good bright boy who has a fairly good education. Apply Apply in person. A number of first-class dairy cows, horses, pigs, implements for sale at W. J. Wood's sale west of Bowmanville, Wed nesday Sept. 24. The happiest man *in the world is the common every-day. chap, who makes his own living, pays his own bills and has the respect of his nèighbors. Mr. W. J. Smale and wife of Brandon, Man., are guests of Aid. and Mrs. Smale. Mr. Smale is Manager of Brandon Fair, and is an old newspaper manLindsay Post. Having had numerous requests for the use of an ambulance, weFave added one to our equipment and it is ready for calls On short notice. Phone 10. L. "MORRIS & SON. Important business meeting of Florence Nightingale, No. 66, I.O.O.F., to be helc Wednesday evening, Sept. 24.. All members members requested to be present. W. J. Bennett, Bennett, Rec.-Secretary. . Mrs. (Rev.) S. H. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Edwards and child, Toronto, Mrs. Geo. Wright> Brantford, and Mr. Arthur Wright, Hamilton, were guests of Mr. Thos. Tod over Sunday. Our ~ thorough knowledge of men's clothing and our unexcelled , buying facilities enables us to give our customers the very best goods at the lowest possible price.. Couch, Johnston, & Cryderman. Mr; and Mrs. C. H. G. Fletchèry/Toron- to, who have just returned from a most delightful trip to England, Ireland and Scotland, ire visiting his brother, Mr. H. G. Fletcher and attending Bowmanville Fair. Miss Harnden has received her new fall stockof millinery and is prepared to fill all orders promptly. As she does not have a formal opening, the public are in-« vited to call and inspect the new autumn styles. See Dan Molloy and Hazel Corinne with Perry's Peerless Players when they appear here in Opera House for three nights only --Oct. 2, 3 and 4--at popular prices. Everything Everything new and up-to-date, presenting for the first time anywhere at these prices New York successes.--Advt. ' A boiler exploded in Oshawa gas plant about 10 o'clock Friday morning wrecking wrecking the plant, killing Thomas Boukley and injuring Daniel Anderson. ^Bricks and pieces of iron were thrown for blocks around and nearby houses were shaken as by an earthquake. At least a month will be required to repair the damage; Loss $20,000. . We are always looking for genuine bargains bargains for our customers, here is one--we have purchased for our various stores as much soap as would supply all "the other stores in town; We got a snap and now we pass it on to you; regular 10c quality, our price 3 cakes for 15c, or 12 for 50c; Jury / Tfie"death reaper was busy in our midst last week, four homes having béen visited and a loved one from each removed. Mrs. Younie, aged 88, Mr. Thos. R. Fennell, in his 55th year,- Mrs. Harriet Manning, mother of Mr. J. G. Manning in her 79th year, and Mrs. Williams, mother of Mrs. ichard Bragg, sr, in her 96th year. EioWt'fail to attend the concert in St. John's Parish Hall on Wednesday, Sept. 24. This will be one of the first concerts i, the American tour of the English comedians, comedians, Miss Lucy Webling, late of St. James, His Majesty's and Terry's Theatres London, supported by Walter McRaye, Actor, Traveller and Raconteur, appearing appearing jointly in the latest New ; York and London comedy and dramatic playlets. Tickets 25c at Mitcheli'sJ Drug ^Store. ■e • c-2---- 37-2W set Mason sells all kinds of Roo Roofing--Sheathing etc., at Maso Furniture sale on Thursday néxt; notice.' - ", '••• - STATESMAN isprinted one day eârliei this week owing to Bowmanville Fair. Brantford Asphalt Roofing--C" and better than anything else. At M Our ambulance is fitted with Marshall màttress' and all modern Conveniences. L. Morris &-Son. x Phone 10. When we test eyes it is done properly. You know whose advt this is without our name being added.. . ; Rev. H. B. Kenny was in Welcome Saturday Saturday conducting the funeral, of the late Mrs. Williams who died here on Thursday. Thursday. ^ . . . ■ ' Did you ever buy writing paper by the pound? Lord Baltimore Linen is now, offered at Jury & Lovell's at 35c per pound: the quality is fine; envelopes to match. .. . •-■ The Store of Quality--] ury & Lovell's store is noted always for the quality of the guarantee. # 'Your money back if you are not satisfied" is their guarantee to all customers. Be one of us and meet our Jriends, they all want to send you post cards and' exchange exchange letters with you. We have a list of people all over the world, nothing more pleasing and p'easant. ' S.end 10 cents for full particulars to the Canadian Correspondence Correspondence bureau, P. O. box 891, Montreal. ■ 38-4W * .. and Mrs. "and Mrs. Luke--At Brooklin, Sept." 6, to Mr. Fred Lube, a son. Fowler--In Orono, Sept. 9th, to Mr. Ja'ntr s R. Fowler, a son. Cobble DICK--In Clarke, Sept. 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Cobbledick, a son. : MARRIAGES Williamson--Jones -- In Bowmanville, Sept. 11, by Rev. H. B. Kenny, Miss Thressa May, only ■laughter of Mr. John Jones, and "Mr. Albert Edward Edward Williamson, Toronto. - ' Skinner--Virtue--At the Parsonage, Balraor- al-st., Winnipeg, Aug. 14, by ReV. Ernest Weeks. As istanc Pastor of the Central Congregational Church, Anna Lyla Virtue, Tyrone, Ont., and Jas. Skinner, of McKelvie, Man. DEATHS -In Qrono, Sept. 9th, Reuben Werry, Werry- aged 67 yea-rs. Philp--At lot 4, Pickering, Sent. 10, Richard Thomas Philp. Rged 78 years and 10 months. ^Interred ^Interred aiYBethesda.: ./ Williams--At the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Richard Bragg,, Bowmanville,_ Sept. 11th, Ann Clémence, relict of the late AVilliam Williams, Williams, Welcome) in-her 96th year; "Lest We 'Forget" E. R. BOUNSALL, Designer and Dealer in Monuments, Tablets, Markers, etc. Granite and Marble. m Bowmanville, Ontario. OLD PEOPLES' NIGHT Methodist Le aguersEntertain the Grandpas and Grandmas. An event of pleasure and importance in the lives of-the aged people of the congregation congregation was fittingly celebrated Monday evening at the Methodist. Church when the Leaguers held their annual At Home for the aged members. Owners of autos kindly made it possible for those who were unable to walk to be present. After serving a splendid supper from tables nicely decorated with flowers and laden with good things, a social time was enjoyed enjoyed until the sixty . guests had been served. In the meantime several piano duets were> nicely rendered by Misses Florence Allen and Minnie Trebilcock, Misses Belle and Doris Courtice, and Miss Margaret and Master Lawrence Kerr. Pastor Kenny was chairman , and briefly repeated what he had no nicely said- on Sabbath morning as to* his pleasure in such a gathering, it being unique and rare and a happy thought of the.Leaguers, as a gathering of this kind is seldom, if ever, heàrd of in any other congregation. After singing '^Blest-be thi tie that binds" Rev. Father Jolliffe offered a beautiful r nd appropriate prayer, and Mrs. Deyman contributed two piano solos, "Nearer, my God, to Thee" and "Rock of Ages" with variations, that were very appropriate, and much enjoyed. - Little Jennie Merchant Merchant sang a^solo nicely, and Miss Rilda Slemon favored with a recitation "He Leàdeth Me" that was greatly - appreciated. appreciated. Rev. Mr. Kenny gave a brief âd dress on the honor of being "counted in and counted on", the two, strong practical points being important and suggestive to every life. . Mrs. Hancock, of Moose Jaw, Sask., greatly pleased and entertained entertained her hear rs by kind y -favoring with two beautiful solos/fAbide with me" .and "Rock ofj^ges", and- at the request of the audience as an encore sang a gospél hymn "There is a green hill far away". She possesses à beautiful voice and her kindness in so generously helping on the program was highly appreciated. Among the guests of the evening was Rev. Vi H. Emery, pastor, of Clinton Street Methodist Methodist .Church, Toronto, and a former pastor of this congregation, who, after, exprès sing his pleasure at being present at this social gathering of aged people, a place he would rather e than anywhere else in the world outside of his own home, congratulated congratulated the pastor on being surrounded by such a group of ripened years, spoke principally to the young people on "Memory" saying that it was either a scourge or a blessing and that if they would pluck roses they must sow the seed that produces them, and so direct' their lives that.in years to come memory will bring to them the thought of good deeds, done. He commended them for this kind act to the aged people. Rev. T. W. Joiliffe, another former pastor, and a faithful visitor and worker among the families of the congregation added a few . kindly words of greeting which were also enjoyed. At the close Presidént Rd. Snowden moved, Mr. Rich. Osborne seconded and Councillor P. Trebilcock supported a hearty vote : of thanks to all who had contributed to the program. Mr. James McLean moved, Mr. Wm. Folëy seconded, and Dr. W. E. Tilley supported a vote of thanks to the Leaguers for their splendid entertainment Pastor Kenny made a few closing remarks and after singing a verse of "God be with you till we meet again" and the -benediction -benediction by Rev. Mr.' Emery, the gathering dispersed, all feeling that it had been delightful reunion. The old people were taken to their homes in automobiles Those assisting with autos were Messrs. F. A. Foster, Ernest Rehder, Fred C Hoar, C. H. Anderson, F. C. Vanstone, A. W. Pickard, Levi Morris. FUNERAL DIRECTORS L. Morris & Most Complete Ei . Sunday and nignt calls promptly attended to. 10-34 HAMPTON Bowmanville Phones Branches: ORONO F OR SALE--A driving colt, 2 years old, bright bay, good.action, sired by 011 Annex.. Apply to l.L.BROW N, Hampton. 37-3wsn* O RENT--Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. housekeeping. Apply over A. L.-Nicholls'^ store, King-st.;, Bowmanville. 37-1 VISITORS TO THE BIG PAIR are sure of a PEACHY DAY SEPT'R. 18TH % If they- make their headquarters at Snowden & Paint on's Elite Grocery .Store. : For Fair Day we have made special arrangements arrangements to Jiave on sale several hundred large size baskets of the finest, sweet, ripe, Juicy, large peaches, which will be picked the day previous and shipped direct to us from one of the finest peach orchards in Niagara District. We can "recommend "recommend every basket. By ordering direct from the grower arid buying in such a large quantity we are saving our customers considerable money. - This will be your opportunity to, buy peaches for preserving. Better order now to make sure of'a basket. There'll be a big rush when the crowd sees, the bargains bargains we are offering, Of course, we'll have a full line • of other fruits and vegetables, such as watermelons, bananas, pears, plums, oranges, grapes, tomatoes, celery, cucumbers, cabbage, onions,, potatoesj etc. We will have an extra force of clerks on Fair Day to assure our customers of prompt-service. No grocery order will be too largè for us to handle. Come to the Fair. ^Welcome to The Elite Grocery. SNOWDEN & PAINT0N ■m PHONE 243 BOWMANVILLE u ;& G OOD GENERAL.SERV A-NT WANTED. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. \Y. B. McMurtry, Wellington-st., Bowmanville. 29tf OR SALE--Good range, also new perfection oil stove, as good as new. Further information information at J. A. McCulloch's, Wellington-.-1., Bowmanville. T WO BUILDING LOTS--One-fifth acre each on Elgin and High sts., Bowmanville. E tsy. i « .1 -- 4» T . o C11 i«rtT T7Î nor.i Public and High Schools Open Sept. 2nd, 1913 terms. -Apply to Jas. Smith, King-st., Bowmanville. W., 38tf S ILO FILLING-Gasoline carrier outüt, capacity capacity 80 to 103 tons dailv. Prici §1.50 per hour. Edwin Jennings, Leitli Farm, Maple Grove, Bowmanville. 37-3wsn-' L OST--On King-st., Bowmanville, Saturday,' Sept. 13, a small black purse containing 5.7 in bills and some change. Finder please leave at Statesman Office. 3Stfsn H EIFER STRAYED, on "lot 29, con. 2, Darlington. Darlington. Owner may have same by proving property property and paving expenses. W. H. Nichols, K. R. No. 2, Bowmanville. 38 3w- : F ARM FOR SALE--140 acres, lot 19, con. 7, Darlington, £ mile from Enniskillen on the main road to Bowmanville. For particulars apply to E. HANNA, Hampton--Or Levi A. Tole, town. • 36-tf Be prepared by buying your supplies early. We. have a full stock of TEXT BOOKS, EXERCISE BOOKS,. SCRIBBLERS, PAINTS, CRAYONS, : PENCILS, RUBBERS, ETC. . F or RENT--u-room house on corner of Church and"Silver-sts. In good repair, electric electric lighted, hard and.soft water. Possession Aug. 22nd. Apply to JOHN PERCY, Bowmanville. 32-tf "BIG 20'IBOOKSTORE W. T. ALLEN L OST-- Betwèén Bowmanville and Newtonville, a Presto-light tank for automobile. Finder will please return to Dr. B. J. Hazlewood. Wellington-st., Bowmanville, and receive reward. reward. 35-tfsn B ROOCH LOST--Between Enfield and Hampton, Hampton, via C. W. Souch's sideroad. thence east from W. T. Taylor's corner to Guide Board corner and then south, a gold crescent set with pearls, three stars. Reward for return to Mrs. John Colwill, Jr., Hampton. 37-tfsn IVE STOCK FOR SALE--Clydesdale colts, full brothers, one a year old and foal of 1913, * a, mare with foal by side, good to work; also a 2-year old Short Horn bull and cow and calf, and some voung pigs 6 w'eeks old. Lot 14. con 5, Darlington. HERBERT Short, Hampton. 36 3*ns Sample Gasoline Engines At Special Prices 31" and 6 H. P. sizes.. '1 liey have been only sli-htly used. They will be adjusted and m perfect perfect condition and just like new before leaving^ our factory. Prices and further particulars on request. THE PAGE WIRE FENCE COMPANY, Limited; Toronto, Ontario. 37-4wsn CARRIE DELONG READER (Schools of Expression, Toronto and Boston) Toronto 38tfsn Address : "The Fred Victor, V W. H. ALEXANDER, V. S. Honorary graduate of Ontario Veterinary College. College. Diseases of all domestic animals treated by latest known methods. Office at his residence, King-st, East Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Phone 193. 20-lyr. I I =8Nê-5*eEsa6ïss , «eSi as , 8| Children FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR V I A Executors" Sale v:'Z" ; of : ; Valuable Farm Lands in the Township of Cartwright, in the County of Durham, Durham, in the Province of Ontario. Sealed tenders will be received by undersigned up to November 1st, 1913, for the purchase of part of Lot Number Two in the 5th Concession, of the Township of Cartwright, consisting of Seventy- tive acres, of which it is said Sixty acres are good tillable land and fifteen acres hardwood and hemlock hemlock bush. The land is good clay soil. The farm is now rented to Mr. Geo. Wray, who lives on the adjoining farm. On the farm are situated a good barn and a small drive shed, also two good springs. The farm is situated 5 miles from Port Perry and three miles from Blackstock P. O. and the schoolhouse is on the third lot from the farm TERMS : The lowest or any tender not necessarily necessarily to be accepted. Ten per cent, of the purchase purchase mon«y to be paid on the acceptance of the tender and the balance payable within sixty days th reaftcr without interest on the production and delivery of a clear deed." For further particulars and conditions of sale apply t« the undersigned. - All tenders to he addressed to : Mrs. Mary O'Donnell, Atberly P. O. Mrs. Margaret Ann Clarke, Uptergrove P.O. Executrices of the Estate of the late V: George Boulton or to Sharpe & Cooke. Uxbridsre, Ont., 38-owsn Solicitois for Executrices and all the. duties of a Station Agent are easily learned at home by means of our New Home Study Courses. ^ We invite you to write for particu- ^ lars and sample lessons. It will | pay you well to learn these things. Write Shaw's Telegraph and Kail- ijf road School, Y onge-st., Toronto, W. H. SHAW, President. ; $ GRAND TRUNK sysT™ Colonist Excursions Sept. 25 tô' Oct. 10-4ncluslve From all stations in Ontario at very low ratos to . Vancouver, B. Ç Lbs Angeles, Cal. Victoria, B. C. San Diego, Cal. Nelson, B. C. San Francisco, Câl. Prince Rupert,B.C. Mexico City, Mex. Portland, Ore. Seattle, Wash. Spokane, Wash. ONE-WAY SECOND-CLASS TICKETS ONLY WILL BE ISSUED. " ^ Proportionate low rates to other points in Arizona, British Columbia, California, Colorado, Colorado, Idaho, Montana. Mexico, New Mexico, Oregon, Nevada, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. Full particulars, berth reservations, etc., from any Grand Trunk Agent. No matter where you are going we will deliver deliver your tickets to vour home or office if you call up Phone-78.' J. H. H. JURY, Agent. VISITORS TO ' (Tues. Sc Wed., Sept. 16 & 17) Are Personally Invited to Visit Our Store and Carefully Inspect Our Immense New Display of • • • - ... " /- ' 3 . : -r " - v ' • Ladies' and Misses' The Newest Creations in Art Production Class, Leadership, Quality,. Value--all distinctive features. features. The label; "Northway Garments," is a guarantee guarantee of quality and satisfaction. Our stock Of General and Fancy Dry Goods is now complete in all departments. Specials for Fair Days Only Linen Towelling, regular 7c yd, Fair Day 5c yd. 10 doz Black Cashmere Hose, regular 25c and 35c, Fair Day 19c a pair. 12 doz Ladies' White knitted . Vests, regular 25c, Fair Day 19c each. : 18 only Ladies' Wash Dresses, reg, $3.25 to $5.00, your choice Fair Day $2.75. >y. / Agents for Hoiug Jouniftl Patterns »• S. W. Mason & Son Next door to Standard Bank, Bowmanville. •V rCî" S2S&& - -■ -, -- - ilâiSÉb