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Secure tickets and further inform aticn from any Grand Trunk Agent A. MacN’abb. Depot Agent W. R. W iddess. Town Age nt - _ _.â€" ‘â€" you. all“ only used 3 few months. Original price 115, on: at 75. .‘ ’ anal? IgneOrga ’ fioctave. 'COat wh Den new .Q’Om now 7 VOL! 1 onyl $116, [have a imml er of second-hand organ: and pianos which must be CLEARED OUT A]! ONCE to make room. 'lhey are in part as follovvs; ‘ On sale OC'IOBER 22, 23. 24, 38h Between all stations in Canada, also to Detroit and Port Huron, Mich, Buff- alo. Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge and Black Rock, N.Y. Return limit October 27th Organs and Pianos at Easy Prices W. H. BOENIGK SINGLE FARE I RAILWAY GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM THANKSGIVING DA Y Dohert , 6‘octgve. l‘z‘nflt‘phiqyegr and .I- M..- â€" 4â€"“ T. 0:. Matchett J. W. Anderson Going Friday, Saturdw, Smudny1 Monday Oct. 22, 23, 24, 25. Return limit. Wednesday, Oct 27 Terms as Ustial. W.A.FANNING 1 dole: nod. 1 Road I in. ”'0' Termsaa m. balmy Como bad see them at once. o Arctic'Rcbee, interlined with rubber. FOR HUNTERS' 90 head yearling steers. well-bred. 9 new Milk Cows, sound uddm. 4 new cutter-I. only used two tenths. 4 8 bishop when, only and months. Return tickets at SINGLE FARE rems=a montha’ credit on cut- » balance 9! sale magnum. GOING AWAY THANKSGIVING ? 4 Monarch Robes, inter-lined with To .vn Agent 9 set second-hand harness. 100 horse blankets, my price. 4 aett new single harness; 4 dozen Sininglea, 2 (102. whips. a rubber lap rugs, 9 woollen Sale Saturday, M. 30, ‘09 :9 him. when and. drivém.‘ 1 bay gelding. weight 18 hundred‘ 3 Mad: gaging. mg!“ 14 hand: we 2: ‘be gelding by 113963169. 1 bay mm by Beaten; Wilkea. 60 head young cattle in Jet. ‘95 head. two-year-old past. at“ Read Cart. only used I’MMNG’S HORSE EXCHANGE Galen Halters for colts. extra I‘m!!! momma-m: ' RETURN TICKETS between all stations at Depot Agent KELPION concerning the large potatoes grown in other parts, but as yet you have [not heard what size they have at- :tained in this pretty 'burg, the gard- en of all Manvers, where the good old Irish Myrphies flourishâ€"as ‘well as blushing maidens. Mr. Andrew1 Kerr had last week, as a centrepiece for his well-dressed window, a pota- to, which weighed three pounds. one I It was with pleasure that we read Mr. D. N. Mills. our popular smith, whoéhaa an acreahdaa half of the Ithe same. However, we must take the bitter with the sweet in this world end be consoled by the fact that what manufactured nasty pota- toes to pick, has greatly aided the plowing as your correspondent well knows. Liflord, Oct. 18. -â€"The very incle- ment weather greatly retarded the work of what might have been a very busy weekâ€"rain, snow or sleet fall- ing every day. Very few were so fortunate as to raise their mangolds and potatoes during the fine weather with the result that it was done in anything but agreeable weather fbr‘ Some Big “Murphiés” From Vator. the Home of Big Potatoes ta- Mr Andrew Kerr has renm'ated ne and improved his store by removing by the mst‘counterua'nd putting a bean- h. tiful silent salesman in its stead. We he wish him success. Andy is now buy- ing large pumbers 9! all kinds or - live howl .m‘d phyins liberal‘pricea. ‘ Mr. W. J. Mulligan had a‘ very sick colt last week. It inn. Valuable one and under the cumin] treatment of 'Dr. (moon. is now improving. Talk shout your loam crop- of ram. «c...ltr.'Goo. Sham. I m mum. hu now‘ Mr crop of '1»... In m: pod. um- tho new: good' work to‘h skiuul hands for some tle musix extra, you would find a marked change. Mr. D. N. Mills has installed a new blower in his shop to take the place of the old bellows that have done Very few were out to church on Sunday. Partly owing to the weath- or, partly to indifference, and partly fto unavoidable circumstances. When a man comes all the way from To- ronto to expound to the people and finds only a few at the house of God to form a congregation, it is very discouraging to the minister-espe- cially to a. young .nan, and never brings out the best that is in one. It looks like cold ingratitude and any individual who judges amen under ' such circumstances is guilty of an uncalled for oflence. We make no in- sinu-atioas, but give the men a, chance. If you would crowd the ' church every Sunday and have a lit- : Junta word of warning: Don’t partake 1.00 [may of flap plu‘mp min to write that W. but wutch for the bulletin. in two wash. cents will; be charged to help keep up ‘the line, etc. This is one at the new regulations recently put i_nto force. Mr. Gordon. Mitchell, of Sour-is, Man, is residing withhia uncle. Mr. E. Mitchell and attending school here. - I tice that where the switch at central is to be used the small fee of ten _‘Parties wishing to use the 'phones on; the Janetvflle line will please no- M-ek. vAlthough keeping hall. N ..J says that Mb you to the hospitality due jured member. Mr. Eph. Evans, Yelverton, and Mr. Byron McLaughlin, Ihmiskillen, visited at R. Wilson’s on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.' J. J. Clarke, Ballie~ xduff, visited Mrs. Clarke’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson on Su‘nday. A few young people from Fleeti- wood were out to church 'here on Sunday which is emblematic of the} good feeling that exists between the neighboring bm‘g‘s. Mr. Robt. Colv,in who underwent an operation for a sliver in the eye. we are glad to say, is now improv- ing, and will have the use of thé in- Fleetwood, visited Liam-d friends on Sunday. N. J. Wilson visited Mr. Tal- Davidson the latter and of last NAlthough keeping bachelor' 5 .J. says that Talbert treats LII’C-flll’ 0V9?! retains the turkgyfis‘ flavor perfect isthe system of vemiluionthu :ir inPuadonovmcumposiblybeoome‘ sale" wownever_'sxmil'stuffy." .'. .. n You should just taste the turkey roasted in the Pandora pure/air oven. None of the flavor is lost, as in ordinary ovens where air becomes “ stale," through improper ventilation. Instead, all its rare delicacy of flavor is accentuated to the fullest degree â€"for Pandora owners' enjoy’ meat. ‘7‘. ... ... ... ... ... “Penins ’ “Tile Cha: and “Far owledged 1h _k .hbves on the the manv i “stoves an Call and ins: line of stoves a; Mdle the celeb Wynnâ€"1mm ’J of Mr. John 81cm lot 9 on the 5:11 c one White heifcr 2 er can get same I] «My and paying: ‘ I‘M-u STE) “It Pays to Buy aspeciality. Als Gnu-ion. Finch: Pigeons and a for sale} Birds and aninmi DXOIH: i Next to Spratt WOO... Deer andiM For Sale by Boxa Toronto Bi: 175 Dundas-S‘ The In Dorothy women c.‘ II "I“? Ringo oooHnl .muuuu Handmmc an um kept clean and built Sounair KI all that, 4 dill“. {calme- pm: “to". Our frrc In. has you ought in card «in h: “'6 are shuwi gauge of the Well a“ this neuron the (an Mm In; hands the verdw or “alumna fur )‘t arson wiua. or a than on ma Us! “I“ haw to wuiq pay day or twn. j Wear Summ Shoes GURNEY. Tl LDE . Hunihon I NURSDAY. 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