Place Your Order Now For a Fashionable Suit, Tailor-made to your § measare, to suit your particular taste. 2 'Only $22.00. x Your choice of a wide rang? of Fashion: g able Materials, in black and all leadiog shades. B Broadcloths, Diagonals, Cheviots and ; Basket Cloths, Tweeds, Serges. } Latest New York Fashions. # We Tailor Skirts for Limited Time. Only $1.25 § 3 New Styles. We invite inspection. # Watch Windows and Ad. for Special Sale Thursday School SHOES FOR BOYS and GIRLS SOLD ONLY AT The kind that looks well, fits well, and wears well. Res ES WD SPOMS WEST LAND REGULATIONS. PERSON N WHO IS THE SOLE amily, or any male over 18 omestead av Saskaich wan the gang py Seni ol SF { FE or Toners ether. pon AL the Annual Fair on the Clty Fair Grounds, Wednssday, Sept. 2th at | Fownani Green Race, Purse ownship Running Race.. .. i... Baseball Mateh, Juslor Victorias wi. Wolfe Ininnd. SE EA Ti, Sr. 2 lies oF b a ral on ~fifty Class . 30 8 acres olely owned 100 Yaras' h. 3 Bis' father. Five Mile 5 ter. . v3 Automol Base' vile Rac €. ) mee o 5 ball teh, Glenvale vs, Syden- a am, pe EH Lake's Alrship will be on ex- 0 be per ust res hi ul th Erol BE ha Ww. hibition both days. ~emption a 4 : HH Sydenham Band in attendance. the Abas a t) snd Sa not © BE. K. PURDY, Secretary, snter or ws The w : St thie fee years per Select Choir (20 VOIOES) and erect & house worth ty " Tod Bet sa. fim Witade W. WwW. CORY, Twice commanded to appear Deputy of the Aaa authorised. before Royalty. Tickets, 50¢, 75¢, $1 & $1.50 Jlan at Uglow's, ANY CREDITOR HAVING A CLAIM "ug the, Fatate of the late Frances of the fontiol th be pal * - xd esssscee" seseccssessssensece rae AT COOKES CIR REV, DR. MacTAVISH REVERED . FORCEFUL SERMON, "For I determined not fo Anew any- thing among 'you, sve esus Christ re Him crucified."--1 Corinthians ih, 2. Rev, Dr. MacTavish chose the above text, at the service, in Cooke's church on Sunday morning, and a more fit ting one could not have been selected for the occasion, as the services of the day marked the twenty-fiflh - anmiver- of the ordination of the pastor, the fifth anniversary of his induc tion, as pastor at Cooke's church. The services were bright and helpful, the choir rendering a special programme of music. Solos were rendered Mrs. J. Evans and Allan Lemmon. The members of ithe church have made arran ts for a social, which will. be the school room, tor night, to obsirve the pastor's auniver- sary. A special programme has beén prepared, and a most profitable time is being looked forward to by the members, It was a most eloquent and forceful sermon which Dr. MacTavish delivered at the morning service--an appeal for the saving of the world, through Jests | go Christ,~ Christ crucified, to save the world. The speaker had heen called as a minister, to preach the unsearchable riches of Christ, and he hoped that this would ever be the central theme of his preaching. He desired to ever keep this in the foreground. It had been kept in the foreground during the years of his pastorate, and if the sermons _ had not been fruitful, the fault had been in the preacher, and not in the subject. This theme could not be exhausted. It was like a spring of water, refreshing everyone who par- took of it.. There was no other sub ject upon which a preacher could speak upon, as "Jesus Christ and Him crucified." What other subjects could a man discuss week after week ? Jf that of sciepce was taken up, on Sun- day, and once during the week, the man would be broken down, and his bearers would have become tired of if. if polilieal questions were taken up, at a time when there was no election on, in three months' time, the speaker would have exhausted himself, and the patience of his hearers. It was not so, however, in speaking on Christ's great remedy for sin. Trus, the church attendance might be small: er than it should be, but, nevertheless, there was not a subject a man could discuss, week after week, as this great central theme of the gospel of Jesus not difficult to account for this. The character of Christ was so beautiful that it was always interesting. Those who did not believe in Him, felt that it would he better for them if they did. He was the greatest physician of all, one who never failed in His diag- nosis ol as case. an 8 ry es men h not give sme? ta Pa we could point to Him, Who is the bread of life. Men are Ehirsting for something the world could not give them, and we could point them to the water of life. Men were groping in the dark, know- ing not which way to turn. Was it not a 'blessing, that we were able to point them to God, so that they might walk in the light, and stumble no more. The gates of paradise were closed to some men, and it was in {deed a great blesding, to point . to Him, who said, "1 am the Way.' One great reason for making this theme the central point in preaching was that there was no other subjest so effective. Wherevor it was proclaim ed, it served to break down the stronghold of sin. Incidents in past history, were related by the speaker, to prove this to De so. In his ve Fog remarks the preacher said that to have a beneficial result, the preacher must be listened to sym pathetically. #f a person came to the service with this attitude, "well, here I am," they could not expect any Len- eficial result, but if before coming, they prayed earnestly, that the preach- er mi*ht have a we for them, tnen ne felt sure that Cod would hear these prayers, and no matter how faulty the sermon might he, thew would not yo away from the service without having derived some paod. ing far PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Culled From AN Over the World. The dissolution of the French diet imminent. to Greeks build a battleship Greece, Dr. Pyne, minister of educa- tion, has returned from his visit to The steamer D. R. Hanna was sunk collision in the St. Clair river with \ H. Brown. Mrs. weg of Cypress River, Man., an motor, at Ee : $8,000 to help mn by | PRESENTING Christ, and Him erucified. And it was Sa Ih Campy & csi VERDPS BusvHELL "I Trovatore" 0 Shuaera rai. em BIJOU TO-MORROW. "Alone in a Great City" Or "Rose Leaves™ & beautifull acted drama. by the "Vitagraph reid show « ing the temptations of city }ife and hew & country 1 resisted them and came out scatheless, "Jove of An Old Bach." comedy, showlog in love. with a 1 to win ool plet- An extremely Jans how "Old Bach" fell school yeacher. ent to sch her and got "left" A jolly ae ure. When You and I Were Young The famous old Jong. "When You and i Vere Young, Ma e" will be sun by Miss Emily Hend erson, acompank by Miss E. McLaughlin. Se TO-DAY. Se *A Drama of Bonnie Scotland," "Love of an Old Bagh" TWhen You and I Were Young, Maggie." Get the Habit: AND FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO - » : Griffins Opera House The Home at Fouts Vandeville and Pletures. F. DAILEY, Manager. Prox 942. PROGRAM : SEPT. 26th-27th-28th Arthur Lynn Latest Songs. O'Neil & Guilford [rish Comedy, , Singing, Talking and Aerobatic Dancing, Special Attraction QUIGLEY and ADAIR, Comedy, Roller Skating Artists, NO ADVANCE IN PRICES, 5 and 10 Cents. Como Se wold the arash. 230 and 7 pan AT THE. Wonderland TONIGHT Tiesday and Wednesday MITCHELL & GRANT High-class Comedy, Singing and Dancing, Clever, Classy, Refined, Newest and Best MOTION PICTURES mthe OF. ° ADMISSION ALWAYS . aes re vais se BO We change' our Vaudeville Monday and Thursday. ' VAUDEVILLE ATs30 PM. CONDENSEM ADVERTISING RATES Puost daseition Te & word. Keach con secutive insertion (hereafter half cent = word. Minfmum charge for owe in. sertion, 35e; three 4 Bey six, $1; one month, 82. eT a \ HELP----WANTED. [ masnniite |5 GOOD BOY. APPLY AT WHIG OF- GOOD > GENERAL SERVANT. APPLY, 53 Clergy Street. BRMAID, CHAMBEEN Hotel off! APPLY, BRITISH ice. ib FoR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING A ua ply, 128 Clarence Street. POR BALE. fone peg? 11 HORSE EARS OLD art elt Saaken: may a or, uy Deo and King FINANCE AND INSURANCE, FOR INSUR/ BE THAT INSUR Es So to p's Insurance over orthera Crown Bank, Broo Street, or-'phone 424. ™wW Sek v 2 8. KIRKPA x. IN- s t an GENERA 3 Slarenos rest Lt Telephone § COAL AND WOOD Coal Heaters, Quebs kinds of Stoves at T No. Eh IRA Cunningh: N OCTOBER 1st. REAL AT LARD " personal propert ¥. vey apply to Mrs. J. Trimiett, Bath, ont. ely day of sale. STOVES, and other FIRE. LIFE, 'Phone th Police issu- colphnies; Standhry Willingtoa Strat CARROLL; DISTRICT ASEH. EER GIRL. APPLY TO THE T A AA on Press, Wellington Street. HO + -------------------------- NERAL SERVANT, ONE w A OE rtand ds conking, oF washing or ironing. Apply to 5% West Btreet A GENERAL SERVANT BY OCTOBER Ia, ro Washing; references requir. Apply to Mrs. n, Brock Bir reet, A KITCHEN OMAK aT ONCE; ferences at Avonmore, row Wintam g + NCED MAID IN FAMILY AS BR Ay call evenings. Mrs. Mitchell, 98 Bagot Street. ERAL SERVANT: NG Wit 28s 'Ont RE- the GOOD GENERA washing: high once, Mrs versity Toe ONCE, YOUNG GIR NURSE and to assist with Hght A ork: Apply, 98 Stuart Street, second + house west of Observatory . RIENCED IN COTTON good steady 1 to el. Hosiery ing Street MOTHER'S HELP, A GIRL ABOUT 16 or 17 years, to help care tor child ren: good wages paid Apply, at Mrs. J. H. Cunningham, HS 7» Princess Street, INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY -- $1 monthly corresponding Or ee sulara, Press' Syndl- n r culars cate, 1.969 Yockport, NY. GLOPERELHLPLBLPLH00HWS i" hd WANTED, $ A SERVANT, WHO UNDER- stands plain cooking. Good wages to competent rson. Ap- ly, in evenin rs. Eimer vie, West ve. Cor, and Sydenham Streets. * EXPE spinning; Nok Fos + GIRLS TO WORK IN Kaltting i; light and steady em- joyment; no 'scareity of of work, And t of wages PP 0 ngs- i Hosters on Ita, King Street Fest. TWENTY-FIVE RES To TO SELL ARTICLES MUCH oLe in every home, iy By working meni manent position; | ing for f you are wirk. sma behind tne Sounter. write sal Jou Jan Bom * ** Losi. Hox "EB. wile HELP WANTED, Girls to work in the Dominion Textile Co. Families composed of girls and 4 boys of offered special induce es paid to all AAD Aggy Do~ minion Textile Co. ataraqul Street, City. PREP RIR EPROP EME WANTED--GENERAL INTARIO AND S.A. VETERAN SCRIP % £ buy buy Sor SASH. J. 8. R. McCann, § GENTLEMEN TO BRING THEIR Cloth and have it made up nto up- to-date suits. Price and workman- hi Suaranteed to please. ng repalri ng done on the shorte notice omas Galloway, 130 Brock St, next Bibby's Livery, * w-- ---------------------------------- PUPILS WANTED FOR PRIVATE Tuition in Shorthand and Type- system of Typewrit- scribed, and tne, work done at J. Harold, - 184 tm, a ds of A po it nds o reason nable. rates. University Avenue. ANYONE HAVING 000D SECOND- hand Stoves or Furniture for dis- posal . ny a card and we will give 30 prices. We have a ine Satasnioned Sofa and Happy Thought Stoves and Heaters at reasonable proes. J. Thompson, 333 Princess Stree SITUATION . WANTED. WANTED, IN EVERY TOWN, YOUNG man or woman to devote part time as our collector and representa. tive; salary and commission; send references. Canadian Home Jour- nal, Toronto. 2 LOST. A BROWNIE CAMERA IN Macdonald _ ee he Hinds: Diese re, ANY! ANYWHERE, CAN «mah. order a homme. 6 Send for y 2 Tella Now, Heacock, 2.969 Logkport, N. PIANO TUNING. Hn ge per an S| WM BESH WILL REC B aE RE Ray LEGAL. Tel Enya Eee ERE COM» A 12-PEET BAILING DINGHY Me oars, ete, in first class Sondition' $25. Apply, I. Clark, Band, R NEW MARLIN SIX-SHOY REEEATING Shot Gun: never u will sell for hee cash. Apply, Box 826%, Whis of « GRO. A. or. and Butt 'Phone 386, tom. EA in Shoes Go an anv. t one peul stam > ih ihe Aearest let Box otice rest. All kinds 7 Clarence ce St, Kia - RGAINS IN NEW gasoline launch - with or a pant en Suit all, Coward's Boat on 1 PIANOS GOO 20.00; ANOTHER Th: real Food OT Brean. $1.00 and ning en oi Fant. WA an hoes suitable for desks or cases, $2.50 each. Coward's ALL NDE OF Lv iture, So of fran Yi [ES Broo opposite re RETIRING W J. O_HUTTON. 18 MARKET STREET BOATS --SONE Broker, re, life, noel h 1a fis TAsurance 6 ed D de t toc Cobalt wt ks, On- arto ond § oA ican 'script and are good; it wbik pay Jog and re investi. 30 ite Shia enane chance; tied et lass A & Son, tad den Bast Ont. ER, TEACHER 188 of Pipe Piano. Classes pt. 12th. Ad- n ¥ dress, 220 Queen Street. 88 BESS RL 22 Queen Street. Lo TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, FUR- nished or unfurnished. Apply, 138 Princess Street WFFICES, WITH MO! Ha oo, wa Ay Princess § : WO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, UN- furnished, suitable for light houses keeping. Apply, 435 Princess Street, LARGE, BRIGHT FRONT ROOM, near Queen's College. furnace, gas, ale. Enquire at Box 936, Whig of» ce MI N, TRACHER 'Phone, a5 M A Miss ILA (Theory), HAMBLY, ATC Plano Pupil of J. D. Tripp. 1s prepared to give | in p ano and theory every Wednes.: day and Thursday at 65 Union Street. Pupils prepared for exami- nations. MISS EMMA A. REEDE AACM Teacher of Voice Placement ap! of Miss Geraldine Damen, burg. Pa. Assistant Teacher to Mr Bristol Goburs, Ger.), will ple meet any wishing te study orcs at 198 Johnson Street *Phone 1,100, ring 1 and ¢ BIGHT -ROOM FURNISHED House: all modern improvements; gas, furnace, grate, plano, ete. Ap ply to Box 268, Whig office. An Miss FLOR ENCE LOSEEN, COLLINE Bay oronto Lonservatory of Mudie, Normal Class (teachers course), will resume her class in plano a Yn aangston,: be ginning September ist. r terms ete, write above address, or 49 Princess Street. MADAME & A DONC COCHRANE, bode. 2 ht +H av ng studied under Signor Garcia and Prof Fred aiaiker, Lorton (Engisnd). and vivier, Paris, is Prepare ame accept a limited num- of pupils n _voloe culture Studio open every Monday at 330 Fitversity Avenue. Voices tested free of charge. 5 ' \ COMFORTABLE BRICK Dw a Neling ers' bal fers i) Mr JTORAGE FOR J FURNITUR ary, ony? hy ny LS Ry ma Frost 's oh Sh. Slorage, ae tg. nished Bedroom, ground oor; b. & ¢. same floor: no other roomers no children in family. § Jenkin Bt. ebeter, ONE LARGE AND ONE SMALL FUR- off Frontenac Street), FURNISHED HOUSE, VERY Sx. ral} located: seven bed rn improvements; Turn! gas for cooking, ete; fine Sik residence. Apply, Box 829, is FURNISHED. FROM OCT, 1st, EIGHT house, centrally located; hot ator heatin £88, ote: or oloe of four or five rooms for houses keeping. Apply, Box 290, Whig fee FOR SALE OR TO LET. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. TWO REW JRGHT-ROOM ou on Quebec Strest; latest mu DROP A CARD TO JOHN R. M YELL im reels selling - price. i - and Joiner, 263 Syden- ; rent, $11 per month iy to rth, for reasonable . 4. D. Boyd, 106 Pine APPiet 8 Nort. prices on all kinds of Jobbing. Al work done promptly and neatly. HE EXTENSIVE BUSINESS B- mises for many Fears Henry pra naee Co. ani kinds of jobbing. All work dons DROP A CARD TO CHAS. ruggists, exte promptly. 5 on treet WwW. K R Carpenter and Builder, 268 Division St, for reasonable prices on all de tensive vshding 5" me [odin ningham & Mudie, oir EST _R. BECKWITH, CONTR ing Bagineer and Architect. Agem for Bald Specialities, 140 8 Breet and 293 lan repared and est} mates given Tor Rl classes of w BOARD AND ROOMS. FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND lopa either var or saparate may had at § varsity Ave Br Avan con« venient to cars: bright, airy rooms; gas and madern To OSTEOPATHY. "HEALTH WITHOUT DRUGH"---R. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. sheraft, D.O., Edna E. Ashet BO. Graduates under the Pounder SRUNSWICK FIOTEL ONTARIO ST. 'Phone 447. No charge f , oppos T.R. station, ens block sultation and Hterature. from Fam Cpe oh Strest car line; hours, 10 to 12 3 to 6. § to Boderaly' remodelled; h special rates un Cousinean, Prop. wali PERSONALS. NE RESTAURANT, os 3 hk one 955. ng INP TOLD. el you Bara ve, marria and all mysteries of or e revealed; send Dhrth date and in stamps. F ne Page, Box 05, St. Johns, Pe e. PAST AND pe. business, A age aden Te BIRTHMARKS, ed permanently wenty got ears Thesst an and Sicin hie « "Bpeciaiist, 25 3 Bagot Bt om HAIR, MOLES, NENRY P. SMITH, ARCHITECT, 268 King Street, Phone. 345. ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OPFICE and residence, 151 University Ave. -- ARCHI. Htreet. BTC, SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, ETC. THE N =r a te Siation 'oronto. fculary rite T. J. BEE ar caiar Do You Use Wood ? It is admitted that Wood is the most wholesome means of heating ery and cooking. Our Wood is choice stock, cut of sound timber. SWIFT'S oNg| WM. NEWLAN & tects, ete. Office, 258 "Phone $08. row BO PI Ts, MER MER. * p weitlngiah Streets. free. pal.