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:Save from 10 to 250Ls on every Dullar Arriving. tnAnothcr car load of Coal Oil. We are selling genuine refined Canadian Oil. at. 20 cents per gallon. H. Wess- oott. Beaverwn. Profitable Use of_l_\t§vor}lslng. , ”â€" -L:--I FIUIlluu-v 'vv 7. V .-, , “What do you think of the Bractical results of newspaper advertising?" ask- ed a. “Globe" reporter of Mr. 'I‘lnos. Thompson, of the Mammoth House, and one of the largest advertisers in Toton. to. “We believe in newspaper advertiSo ing as the best means of reaching the public. We think it gives character to a business man. One great desiratum in this connection is honest advertising â€"thot is. never advertising:r v but one does not possess. A very common cns~ tom is to write an. advertisement in an ‘ufi‘lce In 8- geneui sort of way. This is very absurd. A man ought to find out just what goods in a particular depart- ment Le wants to put before the public, and no must take care that he has those [veils on hand when he advertises them. ‘There is nothing more annoying to a. customer than to come into your place for an article that has just been adver- tised and to be told you are out of it, \nnd that what he saw was merely an advertisement. Such advertisements causes advertisements to be discredited, and brings no result to the advertiser. We believe it is necessary for a. mer- chant to have his name before the pub- lic if he expects to deal with the public. Judicious advertising is the key to suc- cess.“ This is the verdict of a. firm which from the liberality of its advertis- ing is known over the length and breadth of the Dominion. The same sound rensonimI applies to the business men of lienverton and elsewhere. If you have goods to sell endeavor to let the pnhllc know what they are and how you pro- The O'n/y Gash Store in Beauerton. â€"I-\v' - .â€" -.v, «V IL. Too busy {0 \\'rit9"nds." for Weeks past. All hands busy from the top 11m. down to the basement, in every department. selling goods at from 25 to 100 per cent. less than usual prices. Heavy reductions in many lines. The Cash Stow does and will do the busi- ness. Julm lludgson, ch‘erton. Ropalrzna. No Old Fashioned Credit Prices. 1.030 tn sell menuâ€"[Em] Busy! Busy ! ! Busy 1!! .._. _-â€".. .â€" .H, \\ 01“ng .1 have been on gaged during the wvek in repairing the centre cril) of the bridge which was seriously under- mch by tho ice and water in the spring. Farmers. ‘ coy-Cash for Butter, Eggs. Potatoes mnlany kind of I’m-m Produce at R. lhmshcutll's, Beaverton. fl. Dunshoath'sfor Fresh Groceries. Passed s uccossfully. M r. Goo. Young suc'ceedcd in passing the Port Perry School Examination for second chum certificate, Mr. Alex. 3mm u‘mu passed for n third. Wu are pleased to 1mm uf ho success of those young mun. anrnrtrtou 55ml «33mg. Housekeenors. 8:5” Any quantity of fresh Raspber- ries. llucklvherries and other fruits can be secured by leaving orders at Hodg- mm‘a cheap store. Beavertou. Garden Gama Field and Garden Seeds of all kinds fresh mul reliable, M Jno. McKinnon‘s. Hmwm‘inn. Tho OnlyOne. The editor of an exchange says he nowr smv but. one ghnst. and that. was the ghost. uf a. sinner wlm died without paying for his paper. Twau horrible to look upon. Fiifii'xâ€"SC AUGUST 26. 1887. by buying: your Ch!!:!rcn Cry for ' Pltcher’s Castorlaq ATâ€"â€"- Boavenon Roller Mills. . . 'l‘hu Dominion L‘slechaniuul and Mflhug ,‘(ews says: One of the finest mills 1n thu m‘uviucuuf ()ntzu‘iu is situated at Ho:l.‘.'ul‘tm|, Out. on the shores of tho bezuxtiful Luke h‘uucoc. It is the pro- putty of Messrs. Dobson Campbell. The building is of white brick on a stone foundation. its size is 60x40 and its height four storeys and basement. It is run .by water and steam power, the latter taking the place of the former during low water. A 18-foot head ol water is obtained {tour the Beaver river. which flows past the mill and empties into the lake a few hundred yards below. Three water wheels supply the power when water is used. When water he- comes scaree a 50-h. p. Corliss engine. made by Messrs. Inglis 6: Hunter, lends its powerful aid. The mill was built in 1873 by Mr. J. A. Proctor on the site of an old sawxnill. Mr. West of Peterberro did the millwrighting and placed the stones and other machinery in the build- ling. In 1882 the mill was changed to i the roller process by the Barter Co. In 1885 it was rented to Messrs. Dobson Campbell. who purchaseddt one year ' later. About four men tbs ago the firm remodelled the min. using Goldie 6: Mc- Cullough's rolls and the Dobson patent tlour dresser. The proprietors claim ltliat theirs is the only mill in Canada using an entire flour dressing system. The capacity of their mill is one hundred barrels in twenty-four hours. Their , trade is almost entirely local. l Bargains! Bargains !! - 1t. fledgsou‘s Cheap Wholesale and Retail House, Beaverton. Returned wuh Honors. The Orilha "Times” says : Lt. J. Birchard of Beeverton, stopped here on Sunday and Monday on his way home from Toronto School of Instruction, where he has been in attendance for the past six weeks. He passed with a. creditable showing and looks none the worse of wear in consequence. All _ _ _ .‘ “-1? Kinds of Firewood for sale and delivered to any part of the village-4’. McMillan 6.: Sons. Beaverton. Worth Trying. , It is giv'en on the authority of a. pro- fessor that a. tablespoonful of turpentine added to a. pail of water will disinfect a. cesspool instantly, and in they. sick chamber will prove a. powerful auxiliary against germs and bad odours. At Cost. 3 Men's and Women‘s Summer Goods running off at cost t-ill stock tak- ing, 15th August, at L. J. Cameron's, Beaverton. Please Pa) Up. Many of. our subscribers are still in arrears to this journal and we would re- quest them to settle with us at once. The many little trifles which go to make the total of a. newspaper‘s revenue are so small that the public, individually, are apt to think payment a. matter of little moment. It is a. serious consider- ation to the publisher, however, and means every large sum in the aggregate. Those who are indebted to us will con- for a favor by paying up at once. Balls. V‘lh'bo Balls, Foot Balls, Lacrosse Sticks, etc. at J no. McKiunon‘s, Beaver- ton. Repairs. "'l’“‘ Repairs (110 beinn made to the bridge and 111 eonseqonee traffic by this lead is blocked. Those desiring to cross the stream have to seek the river bed and tread their way among the boulders with their teams. Surely the road cem- 1nissioner could have hada temporary road cleared through the bed of the river at trifling cost for the convenience of the traffic from the north which by the way is decidedly worth cultivating by the village instead of endangering both animals and rigs by the roughness of the path. Ladies. err Please bear in mind that Hodgson‘s hig bargain honso bought so largely in Cottonades, Shirtings, Shootings, Cot. tons. Tickings etc. before the late ad- vancosin price that he can supply a million in thoso lines at his last sum- mer's prices and thoy were then from 2.} to 6 cents per yard loss than every op- ponent north of Toronto. Somethlng Wanted. If the grove is to continue to he the rendezvous of the various parties who visit this place, in common justice to the visitors as well as of convenience to themselves the proprietors of the grove should see that some little effort be made to render it attractive. A well is required in the worse possible way and salso other conveniences of a like necessary nature. The public will willingly pay for its accomodation if such is provided. Diurosrslng Accident: in. .ias.'i'ib3iu6b. hustler at the 1 “Hamilton House." met with an acci-i dout last week which in all probability will leave hnn an invalid for lilo. While tondingnhorso in the stable one day last week. the animal suddenly kicked, when MoNabb. being in position to- coived the blow in tho breast. breaking three of hm ribs. while another kick broke his arm. The unfortunate man was promptly placed under medical care but M. present he lies in a. very critical condition. Sugars. . W Far your sugar be sure and go to L. J. Cameron‘s. Beutcrtou. The Best Yet. L2? A teapot. and 10 lbs of tea for 31.00. at R. Duuahemh’s Beuvertou. Village Plc-nlg. "‘ 1-4- IL‘__ v III-U-v - cw u. The village pic-DIG on Tuesday, (the civic holiday). was a largely attended affair and, altogether proved very enjoy-~ ‘ able. The band attended and rendered a number of selections very creditably. St. Andrew's church Sabbath School also held their annual pic-nic in the grove at the'same time but from some hitch in the arrangements the two parties did not join as freely as could have been desired. During the afternoon a yacht race was arranged and also a skiff race. ‘ A number of young men also amused themselves with foot-ball. In the even- ing dancing was eng aged in until a late hour. Wail Papers. 'Uull - “(luv '- The Latest in English and American Wall Papers. Choice patterns and at all prices, Jno. McKinuou, Beavertou. China. W Opened up this Week 2 crates new China, Deli Tea Setts, all new designs, cheap, at L. J. Cameron‘s, Beaverton. PchooL -- “ ,,,L L- ' ‘vIIvv-u School re-opens on Monday next, the regret of the small boy. Eggs. , __ fig__ 4.. T ‘E‘mnnnW S0533- L-Ef' Take your Eggs to J. French‘s, Osborne street, Beaverton, and get the highest; price in cash or trade. Something New. “ 5 L1“- A- "(Ii’Vcierless’i’ Axle Grease less" Hoof Ointment at H Brechin and Benetton. Notice. - . .a “ULIUUI Parties who lost their baskets at the pic-nic on Tuesday will please call at the store of L. J. Cameron, wherethey will likely regain them. Still on Hand. H. Logan has still on hand a. few line of Choice Puntings and Suitmgs which he is selling at; less than cost. Gem Jaws ~ " A .A_A.-T ‘I‘ “U I" van:- L15.“ For your Gem Jars go to L. J Cameron‘s, Beaverton. They are the choa pest. Visitors. \Vmu-e pleased to are Mr. Mauxiw, ut Tomnm on our once mun-e. Mr. Maguire is health again . Meats. I'l Outa- xm‘ All kinds of salt and smoked Meats at R. Duushcath‘s, Beavertou. Farmers. [3? Go to J. Hodgson's, Beaverton. for Turnip Seed and Rape Seed. MUSKBKA NIPISSING NAVlGA- TIflN COMPANY. - HOLIDAY RE80RTS. - Two Train Connections Daily. Purchase cheap return tickets and change cars at ()rmia. Daily connections at. Midlr .nd per train, thence to Parry Sound and mtor- mcdmu placeu daily put BYNC INLET AND FRENCH RIVER. “I“. 33. MAX? $32.12.” On Thursdays at. 6 n. m.. an «1 on Mondays at 9 p. m. pow propeller. The round trip from Mi' "and to llym; Inlnt‘ on French lllvor and rot urn. including menla and amtounms only $6. Dally railway commqtlo us: to Burk's Falls thence to Mlmnemwau vfllugn and Alnnlc Harbor daily por uomblrmd puddle and screw " atcmnor. August 15th. 1887. Gravonhurst thonco twice daily par stomp org m all points upon me MUSKOKA LAKES. Cheap return tickets to all points. "TELEG RAM.” THE GREAT NORTHERN THE SI‘LEN DID STE)’ MER 14.1”. COO/(BURN, and semi-weakly ,- to 138.39 and “Peer: at H. Westcott’s. 396 MR. Jno. A. Una-mm. human}. streets in tair VALISE S, I have to All Kinds oi ., Planing, Matching and. ,Shqating and we have now to hand a. full assortment of Light Summer Wear for Ladies, Gents and Children. Just the thing for the hot weather. MOULDINGS KEPT ON HA‘ND or MADE TO ORDE AT ‘SHORT NOTICE. \ mummmpmwohmcm W mlggwfimmgogan ' “r I g 0 [recommend nu mpeflorwnny pracnpuon I: l womm. given sleep. and out (he “Wm" H. L M38. II. 0-. on. whammnmwnmm w 131mm Wooflville, July 29th, 1887 Benetton, March 17th, “‘Té’RoNTo HOUSE,” ENLY BHEAP STWE All Kinds of Carriages GREY FLANNBL. SPLENDID VALUE. GEEGE PLANNELE. Special Line of Dress Goods from 6 cents per ya BUTTER and EGGS WANTED. M I am agent for one of the largest Wholesal to parties wishing to buy for cash or e Carriage Shops in Canada and three months I can furnish AND THE DOG DAYS CALL FOR SPECIAL LINES IN OUR ' and at prices far below any ordinary Carriage Works. made of the best material and guarantgeL ALL KIN MADE TO ORDER. REPAIRING P AOMPTLY AT] ) m-fitted my shop and in connection with my Carriage Works. in my shop a. NEW COMBINED PLANER AND MATCHER on and after the lst of April I will be able to do THE HOLIDAY SEASON A LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED I Dry Goods and. Groceries at “TORONTO HOUSE” and save from 30 to (30 per cent. on all purchases. D. McNABI As cheap for cash as’ any other Offering For Auqust. for FOR EXCURSIONISTS. lnfants'fiaqd Children. 51A"? ER‘I’ON- 1887. . glas. ’SNE LGROVE “COL any ordinary Garl‘mge Works. The work is “‘3 ‘ia-l and guarantee}, ALL KINDS. OF WORK REPAIRING PkOMPTLY ATTENDED T0 Special Bargains in Tn: mea Coxww. 77 Murray Screen N. Y. Buy your Buggies. on Short Notic‘ place in Ontario. All kinds of OUR. TIRADEs Works. I have placod [‘CHER, so that