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Fall- be interested in our Children’s ”ti" make your visit both pleasant . OPEN N G WEEK Our Fall Showing of handsome Suits and Overcoats in all the new and correct models and. fabrics ; our correct and stylish Hats ; our choice and esclusive Haberdashery presents a showing well worth coming to see. 11? Our store will be in “ dress up ” attire and we shall do all in our power to We extend a special invitation to mothers, for they will Garments. ‘ and profitable. BOYS’ OVERCOATS Special prices on Men’s and Boys’ Underwear, Tap Shirts, Sweater Coats, Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, Hats, etc. and equipped. BOYS’ TWO PIECE SUITS MEN’S SUITS ~ .. . . - . ; - - ; ., Renular $8 '0 values, S ecial Exhibition Price ............ $6 :- Regular $2.50 values, Special Exhibition Price ............ 3i 95 R9811!“ Np? ”he" Dir-“Ml Exhbmon Pr 0- ---------- $x-95 Regu'ar 10,30 ........ p ............................. 7.7; Regular 3 50 ............................ . . ........ 3 oo Regu’ar 3 50. . .. .................................. 2 75 Regular ,3 5° ...................................... ”.00 Regular 4'50 ...................................... 3 75 Regular 4.03 ...................................... 3 50 Regular 16.00 ...................................... i3 50 1 Regular 17.00 ..................... ........... r4 25 Regu ar 6'00 """""" ‘ " ' ‘ ‘ """""""""" 4'95 Rrgular 5.00 ...................................... 4.25 Regular 18 00 .................................... :6 5° Regular 8'00 """"""""""""""""""" 6'50 Regular 6.50 ....................................... 5 co Regular 20-00 ----- - - - - - - - - ----------------------- I 7 00 . Regular 22.00 ...................................... i8 50 , 9 SEE OUR RA'NCOATS BOYS 3-PlECE SUITS MEN 3 ovsncom‘s Regular $6.00 Waterproof Coats, Special at ............. $4.50 Regular $4.50 values, Special Exhibition Price .......... $3 75 Regular $57.00 values, Special Exhibition Price .......... $4 ()5 Regular 8.00 .................................... 6.75 , Regular 800. ..................................... 5.95 R ular 10 0° _' <0 Regular 5 00 .................................. 4 25 Regular 100°. . . . .................................. 7 75 eg . ....................... . iiiiiiiiiii i " Regular 6 50 ........................................ 5 50 Regular 13 50 ......... g ............................. io 50 Regular 12.00 """"""""""""""""""" ”'50 8 - 6 Regular i500 ............ . .......................... 13.00 Regular 15.00 ........................ guaranteed 13.00 Regular 00 --------------------------------------- -5° Regular 200° .......... . ............................ 17.50 Regular 18.00.: ......... . ....... . guaranteed 15.00 Regular 9.00 ...... . ................................. 7.25 Regular 22.00 ...................................... 18.50 llll'l"vlllll1'_‘.‘. l Hides. $9 to $16. ant years of health and hapiness, ini Mr. A. Stevenson. of the Crown N F DANGEROUS FIRE , l0 R5“. ; Potatoes, new $1.25. your new home. :Lumber Co., Peterboro made a :trip ews [om "Tâ€"â€"~â€"‘“::“T I: if: ; Signed on behalf of your friends:â€" :thro’ this section lately, on business. . . «iARM T“ p, ""1"- “f ' ' ‘- . . . i it is, (2.x. .- 31291»; in»: are: Flour Best Manitoba :2 so i T' A’ DAVIDSOI“ 1 Rev» Dal“, 0’ Hallbmton- Was In VlClOl'ld Road NEAR OAKWOOD ( - . . .. i ’ $2 . l GLANDINE 1" EAKINS- ltown one day last week. . . {mire or lest ’1“ i. ‘v‘ ' ”9 Rolled oats .85 , . l -â€"- I â€"- wel watered. F : f-r:':>er particular l Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Webster, having Although Mr. and Mrs. Webster were i A perty of canoeists have gone down . . . . . v - w: 2~7 i: ' a: Bran ”'20 idecided to move from our midst 8. taken by surprise, bOth replied in a ithe waters with the av0wed intentions Rev. Mr. Die “Sited fr‘ends m T”. I Oakwood, Sept., 20.â€"On Sun-day apply to JOBS ‘ ”WM 3.4:: 2' 7 . . . ’ ~ ' . . ' o to for con la 10.3 5 last week. mornin a, fierce fire raged for same [b ' ‘ , Fall wheat 86c. ‘few of their friends met at their hcme very “liable manner. and extended ,0! making the trip by way of Kirkfield n a p 0 y time ingthe marsh just north of ‘he , E‘ARBI TO REF? 74., t 3:, 32:. :. Spring wheat 76c. Jon Tuesday evening, and presented 1:3“? 1n"_‘t3t1°ns -39 all to Vlblt lto Lake Simcoe. They will probably Among the. new teachers around here village The barn of Mr Luffy Everson . ‘ Ops, cr»n:.._:.,:,; ;‘ :T‘I‘éS. five Goose wheat 76c. them With the following address and t em m the" new home. 'also try a trip on the Newmarket can- we notice MISS Burk m sharge 0‘ the be' . h ' ., miles east of T".>.:_T. .,-:e 21:16 5731 - -_ . . senior room of the Village school. Miss ing 1“ danger. 9» P one message was r ‘ -. .. p ,.â€" .-.,. Buckwheat 63c. presentation. al, If they can find enough water for W - th - i M' H sent out for assistance and in a short SChUOI house. ‘5 1“ "a' -. ‘ -â€" their canoe. ’ aguer m e Jun or rcom ' 188 ' ut . . f loam, and in 5;; st; . .f r.;l'iva’ : Barley (CC' 5 Dear Fnerid' Before you remove NEWS OF MINDEN , _ chison at Duck Lake and Miss Mc’k‘r- time men were there from all direc-l ..~ g. .- a. sa" 1, RFe 59c. ifrom our midst, your friends here Mr. kennedy, Superintendent of Pu- dick at Balsam Lake tions, quitea number coming out: Large hrs“ w .. . . wt ‘ - .. Oats 40c. lWish to express in some tangible man â€""' ~blic works, was in town last week on . . , frcm Lindsay. Fortunately, no Ber-i bar-US] Stabhw "in fair? :2: ”:2 Large peas. 90c. 2118?, their sincere regard let you, as Item: of Interest From the Northern his way to Bosking bridge. 941:5 Sftinlg' Failing“. Egan" 1's'ious damage was done. - ‘39" “pp” “’7’“: '1' “"333" "J a - 2 ~, - , VISI'IDV men in is v2c1n . . , - _ “Mn, . _; p3,; prance: small peas 80c. ’life long neighbors and friends. 1112- “mu m PM! [8 ll F Rev. J_ M. White was called to Eu- 2 y ' Vim St . T7 , . ‘ . Ha $19t $14 ‘ 'd‘ h r f g p orm. Rev Mr Herbert one of the out- - ‘ lot "1 can is "‘t‘ial‘ -Wo. y "‘ ° 531 mg 9‘9 or nearly half 3 century, ___ terprise during last week to take , " ."_ . ’ _ [ It is'not the quantity of food taken, ,. ' ' ' " ' "‘" ” ' Eggs 20c. and 22c. ,you have beenassociated With all the Miss Martha Mortimer returned last charge of a [Ungra]. g°mg.m1581°n.anes t°_Ch‘na'_g“° 3 :but the amount digested and ”gimp; â€"~ H.-- - i”! Dairy butter 25c. lenterurises and undertakings of this . . . . - very interesting and "mullet!“ ad- ‘lated that ives Btr h d 13' - i Cream 15c and 30c (communit and w'eld‘ h ' week after visiting friends in Peter- Mr. J88. LeWis, 0f Snowdon, we dress in the Methodist church 13“; temg Cha “gt an le 11W, ANTE” Chickens Fe and lie ifluence yorally :1 'lilgl llinen 1nd boro. tended the Peterbcro fair “St week. Friday evenin~ While here he was : to the 8“ mberlain's S ach POULTRY w l . . 3 , m an m e ec ua y-au _ . ‘ . ’6' ' and Liver Table“ invigorate the stoâ€"l -â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Hcgs $6.90 $7.15 socially, while for many years in mu- , M188 0°” Pew went to “it “lends ML J' '1' Stepth' 0f Gdert' was the guest °f Ru" Mr' Die' mach and m" “a “8"“ them t“l I ' " ‘ ' l i - - . . , ,‘ ' n' o .lltlk my 1- x. ' . .. t. a.“ 5“ Little HOgs $0 to 56. f nicipal affairs. you Were our represen- m Trenton last week. m town on bu.iness last week. Great preparations are being. made perform their functions naturally, For ' il‘ ymi 21M”, ‘ . ,;.. ‘lllr Beef Cattle 35 to ale. ,tative, honest, efficient and’ respected . Mrs. S. chlclie and her grand- â€"_ for our Fall fair next week. A large sale by all dealers. l liwi- tin-u. 1.. s. _\.; [\l‘lm M iby all. daughter went to Peterboro one day ACCIDENT AT number purpose taking in the Fair at ._.._.__~ ' :le-‘illll'l ”.'\"”f*' ' " ' F'L I ' last week - . . . Q'f't‘; l‘ 3 u g __ if ”a: r In educational work you have done ' Lindsay 3150' Mr J A Brightman Pete-thorough "“0“ '. \' ~ A“ ’ . .-. ._ ’ .. 'i II. .> l...\l_\ . < , '- tonight!“ being secretary treasurer, { Mr: A- TOWDIEY. of Fenelon Falls, The EDWCTth League On Monday was in town yesterday afternocn. l :3?onmidi:- i? ' 1 5‘“: 35.; of this section, for ‘years, during which Was in town one day last week. night was conducted by Mr. and Mn, Miss Myrell Brunker, of Woodstock, l “A “1...: ~- x. ,7; 1 ~ [time a new school house was erected l Mr. Bert Hartle left last week to l Staples. is the guest of Mrs. Blzil Forhert. l “”“ l“ ‘1’“ 7““ ~" - ‘ ‘ " V “’4'” l ,take a position in the Bank of l ---... g ‘ In Church work you have been es- :merce in Lindsay. pecially prominent and useful, doing l Don't forget Minder: fair, much for the Master in a quiet and :October 3rd. g unasuming -n.anner, and leaving a vac P. ancy it will be hard to fill. In time of .13“ week, announcmg the illness 3 sickness and bereavement, you have J‘Mrs‘ Bedlington, at O-akville, -' M 3 been prompt to assist, (materially if ,Delanrere went to attend her. Our friends from the country who are at- tending the Lindsay Exhibition are invited all in distress, Your kindness has 1m town 13515 Week. we have plenty of room. esteemed neignbors and friends, we week. rejoice that you have been enabled to i '2'. u 5-“.2“ .R\.t'u L_.\\.'.'Ir=- “V'IMH ruâ€"wuuwu“... .... - . _ . while there is good prospects of many iweek. years of leisure and comfort in the l evening or fife; ited his uncle. Mr. Wm. Fielding, town last week. -â€"~ A. HlGINBOTHAM l Hoping that you will accept as ;slight token of love and regard, this Dru lSt, L. . o ‘ V I , gg . mdsay , chair, hanging lamp and bible. As O 1111 d 1' 6 11 C ry . ear 5' OPPOSIte Post Ofiice we reluctantly say goad-bye, we hope FOR FLETcHERrs and PM? you "=85 have many Pleas-l C A S T O R l A 5 ' ‘vnm fl ram-w all-sun n ants.“ nâ€"\\ Com-l Fenelcn Falls, Sept, 20:â€"Mrs. I-lenâ€" ; Miss Minnie Butterworth. of Chica- Tuesday, household duties on Saturday morn- her holidays With her parents at Duck A telegram was received one dayl ,rs. lin her left wrist. The lady sufiered a trict meeting at Canningtonflon Wed- ' necessary) and by sympathizing with ,- Mr. Wm. Clarke, of Haliburton, Was Mr. Vaughan, Manager of the Rav- lay down farm work and business, den Lake Cement Co., wasin town last Mr. E. B. Fielding, of Toronto, vis- 0 g to leave their parcels, .many times been shown to us. Al- Ml" J- J- Mortimer, and little son, ibone in the same arm. Dr. Johnston ing her sister, MI‘S- J. W. Sy'the tap and g Wraps etc. at our store, though we shall feel the loss of such I Joe: “7th t0 the Pet‘erboro fair. Hog pen iry Pearce, while attending to her go, 111., has returned after spending ling ha d the mis-fortune to fall down Lake. Miss Edmund Butterwcrth 1133 FOR SALE l ’ a flight of steps at the back door of also been home for holidavs. i l PWARM FOR SALEâ€"South half lotI - , 21, con. 19, Mariposa, containing! similar accident in February of thit3 nesdai 0‘ 135*" week and drm’e 100 acres. Good brick house, bank - iyear, having slipped on the ice near there to Orillia. from :the door and fractured the smaller Miss McGill, of Janetville is visit- barn, With cement floor. and water litter carrier in stable: last lwas called and attended her injuries. A number from here took in the To. ing Shed hejgth cement floor, drin The patient is progressing favorab- ronto Exhibition. ’ one, Sheep pen. one acre of orchard. A good system of Ms. 8. fWhit . --- - ' 15'. V l r Thoma. ° , by mute“ tile anderdraining. Immediate posses- --â€"-â€"..._...__._., :Mrs. Coolridge. . si t 1 . As usuallyI treated a sprained ankle‘ In the absence 0‘ the pastor, Rev. an o p ow. Apply to W11" ‘7' 0°“- .‘ Mr Archer the til it of the M Oakwood, 0nt.â€"wtf. l will disable a man for three or ioue , p 9 eth0- . ‘ weeks, but by applying .Ghamberlains gatsgrgghmfi: iggccgffgy (51:2; ‘55:: ‘ousa 'AND LOT.â€"For sale in! Liniment freely as soon as the injury at nigh t. . _ - .is received, and observing the direc- Itions with each bottle. a cure can Messrs. w, '1‘. Forbes and H. Miller jbe afiected in from two to four days. were Hamilton visitors yesterday. of the Village 01 anwood, block‘E east El-gin-st., 4 acres of good laud good frame house. stable and driving- shed. For further particulars apply A. J. Mark, Oakwood. . : S. APPLEBAUM w EUBLEG Plfil’lBE â€"~__..- __.â€" ‘(ll‘ll‘lj is ill-ISIECEA' ;.:\’li-\'- ““3 .\ :l Brim» \\ wringâ€""1””; (:llml (‘nlillril "' Ill “71‘“? : .l‘jlllllll. Uh llir‘ ly'l ‘ >,,;'L(1:11l7‘:"‘ Al). It'll. pawl-a- a: , (it‘ilwfltl'i~~..’ " ~ S 3" TT‘Y"h-L:: fut“ lllt‘ lllll‘lww "I“; ll WSW St'lltml 11(ll1.‘tlfl‘l:.l'i.l"ll 8.1qu -‘"('{“23 N0. 2 in lllt‘ 'l‘rIHH‘lI-i' "-' £2.th ail; Mai’ilmsul and fl} " “3 v“ ”PM“. '“lie registered in the lied“? 0m“: of! County of Vivtnrimlin the li‘lll dare September A.I). 1011. Any motion in «infill 01' 5‘“ “51d? [2: same or part. [lit-trill. must "s‘ “13,1. Within tlll‘r‘c 1m 122W 55‘” PM. ~" Publication of {lizs 13‘ ’ll'" 3”“ mun“ he made thereafter. . . l Dated the 22ml lily n: N'li't- A.l’- 191 ll. s'l‘Al‘m; (‘lt'l‘k «if ”doll: -â€" 9§“M~gm-mmxg.-- .4 .4. :g ‘0 -s-‘t-§sM‘3 a - U