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' M c A “a... ulâ€"n‘lwml ammwmamlm>m~man>mm LINDEN VALLEY BAD_D_0_W (Special to The Post) (Special to The Post.) I , ' 2 An Institute Holiday was held at Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Goodhand. 0f 1‘ Mrs. JesslGorrill’s home, Maple Vale Veru'lam. visited at Mr- .Thomas Sug- Farm, on Thursday last. The meeting gitt'fi 011 Sunday. opened in the usual way ,by‘singing The Ladies’ “The Opening Ode.” with the Presi- Church dent, Mrs. W. F. Weldon, in the chair home of Mrs. Watts, a good number‘ After the .buSinéss was all attended being present. to Mrs. '1‘. Wooldrid'ge at}? took ”Aid of the MethOdiBtI l Rev. Mr. Stinteon, or Norland will Eh . charge of the rest of the meeting It' '* ' I - , " Useful and Lasting . _ ' . take the M. V I - -. '. l A ' ' â€" 7. . {being in the ‘form of a Christmas lssmnary seriice in the g M ~' . lHoliday. A short programme'consist- ”2212:? N: 1111:2913: on tsui’f'ay {ing of a Duet “Always take a girl' ' goes 0 i or- . land. ’ named Daisy 'Oause Daisies won’t , , Miss Mart' , t h l e . . 500d tnoda - 0 Tell’ by the Misses Stella and Tillie here spent Siturdaeaijg 22nd? 2:! y G odnextyear Hancock, followed by a very appro- ' y y . . her home in Verulam. 600d in 20 Years 5:3“ ridge affine: "The Lazy Miss Emily Hilyer came home lor l “Lari; : a}; fig] bySMrs. Ti Sunday after spending a couple of We have them in Knives th Ch 8: 8019’ .. e ound‘o weeks at Mr. Thomas Watson’s, Co- and Forksâ€"Spoons " Meat 3 3::..:.“::: 33:33:“ 1 3e“; 3.... Knees ~ . - . . ra n- . ' . Mr. thhgorw Robson of Fenelon err-V poons, etc': put up "1 -. test was then held for which prizes ' REDUCTIONS 0N FURS . ‘ is the summing up. Regular $9.75 ‘» .\'.l.'ll conditions create un- for we? f u . Sunday at Mr. Greg Sumtt,8._ for Xmas presents. e as o ows.-â€"- Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Hilyer, 'of Sil- er Lake, visited at Mr. G. Suggitt’s See 0111' ine of “Auto- on Sunday. “ Falls, nd Arth , f ' d neat boxesand just the thin were given. Those winning the prizes a ur O Lm say, spent g ! Miss Gertrude Birchard, Florence v Giles, Mrs. W. R. Cruers, Mrs. M. Regular $14.50. for .......... $l2.00 mobile” . .................................................................................. $7.00 ROgers, Mrs. w. s. ISluggitt and Mrs. , __ l Hockey Skates p. 2 pgwrumitiet ear people R. Giles. While the papers were being 8 . l 3 .lppl‘t'x‘ial“ money saving on STYLISH COXI‘S made from best reyersible Scotch tuoeds, in examined Miss R. Cullis favored with lawn“? ' 1 my am, good, useful and light grays. tans and browns, trimmed with plaids of COntrast- gan instrumental. Fine box papers are always in de- _ ‘ , mg shad“: fashionable cut, l surf.» “was ahead or the A solo, "Mother’s last letter" was mend for gifits. Our stock contains rendered by Mrs. Jess Gorrill. Home- made candy was then served by thelthis locality and the prices are programme committee. Each member of the Institute con-,Z‘ghti Wash?” 3131;: beautiful and .tributed a Xmas gift to,be sent to selu 3'1 “1 t 3 no. Fancy box the Preventive Hospital for consump- 13:11:]? In: hgélgeggl‘i‘tions for ”’0 tive children at Weston, Toronto. At y ' ' ‘ HAM' drug-1 ist, 'n . the roll call each member answered’g In dsay Wt.» cg 1:33.- conditions, from a RICH C fig . ...e:':.‘1.l:nl:>.:'..: standpoint. have I : LAN flAILORRD (OATS in Tan' Champagne stripe, low Balkan style; velvet trimmings with large buttons. Regular $15.00, for K the finest lot of papers ever shown in . excl-l l'.-.‘lllCZl0nS necessary. DON‘T WAIT ! BUY NOW ! ‘to her name by giving reading, re- “"' icipe or anecdote, which caused al good deal of merriment. Agvote oil thanks was tendered the programme! committee for the way they enter- ltai‘ned. The Institute visitors present Iwere Mrs. R. Tompkins ol Cambray, lMiss Marjorie .Perrin of Cameron; Mrs ”i \«‘1\ "\:lll.1?.‘iKIl’.T. all wool, , . ’ . VOILE SKIRTS, all wool. draped 25,31”:- ,e;.~'..-, planted bottom, Ladies sms top black, satin foundatiOn, em- . .u'h My“; regular $6.50. broidered with very fine rat-tail $4.98 BLACK VELVET SKIRT. made braid; ”@13’315-75 ‘0“ 310-50 from best, quality velvet. Nice- ly trimmed with very wide Sllli VOILE SKIRTS, all “'001: ,. .. .1 .... braid. A skirt of superior x \ \E .::;r. >l\l:{l.\. plum cm- broidered with black silk. rat- ,Charlotte Short of Oakwood; there quality and workmanship. Res- tail braid; very special price; being about forty-five present. The! ":52“? $1.30, {m $3 “1‘" $12-50 for --------------- $9.00 regular $10.50, for ......... $6.50 lladies all returned to their homeS§ lcarrying a pleasant smile, having enâ€"i . 'Make your Christmas purchases as soon as ilOYed the pleasant Christmas holl- ,d possible and you will have the advantage of . ay. l Mrs. Ward, of Coming, was the! better slelrwcesz better attentxonfand betllter cslelec- guest of her sisters, Miss C. Treleven, l thn, CW ralsms, currants, lgS, pee S, ates, and Mrs. J. G. Cullis, during the nuts, etc., are all in stock and we carry only the past week. very best. We solict your orders. Mr. w. F. Sluggitt purchased si new gasoline engine this week. Wish‘ For the Cake For Dessert him luck. , . . . 91.0.0 Valencia Raisins Seeded and Plum Puddings, im orted from l_ M188 M8110“? .Iferrln, 0f CamH ' Seedless Raisins, finest Morea England and made romthebest ‘18 at 131133911t “mung her cousm, rs. Currants. Citron. Lemon and ingredients. Bert Jewell. . Orange Candied Peel, fresh Figs Mr W L Weldon returned on and Dates, strictly pure extracts Also Mincemeat for the mince . . . . . 'th leeton and spices. best molasses and pie, We gun-antes the cleanli- . Thursday from 9- vmt m * cooking syrups. We sell nothing ness and quality of our Mince- lfriends. but the best. meat. MP8. Short. 0f OakWO'Od, i8 thfi a o o o . - iguest of her daughter, Mrs. John Christmas Stockings, Christmas Crackers Gorrill. W'e keep an excellent assortment of these lines. but we advise . . Fa . l Mrs. R. Tompkins, of Cambray, Was buying now while the line is complete. Prices from 10c to 82.00. ‘ J- ~27 the guest of her sister, Mrs..John ‘ . 2:73.“: Gorrill, during the past week. Fl‘lllts for the Table, BIC. 3 ES Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Weldon. Of We have an excellent stock of all the best varieties of applesâ€" .._ 5:- Lindsay. spent Sunday with her mo« Spies. Baldwins. Snows, Greenings. etc. ' (E215 ther. Mrs. Mary Rogers. all P2231: Table Orangesâ€"Navels. Floridas. Mexicansâ€"all sizes at 14;”??- . w. Cullis. of Powles Corners, ' . Fig”; l owl’s/it'd his brother, Mr. J. Cullis, Also Malaga Grapes, Grape Fruit, etc. 2:, l lthis ' . Firm. well colored Cranberries. Sweet Apple Cider , ire .. 2; - l.____________________ 3;“: 23'7".“ l I 1' 3“ 97; ; ' 2: l ale CC. ’ Leave your Christmas order With us to-day. 3 .“i 4:: l - We have the best goods, the best prices and “the , ’E; {SALE EVERY SATURDAY, best servxces. .2 ii. '4 z â€"â€"â€"â€"+â€"â€" 9‘5“" I Extenswe Stock Sale. con- , .. g '. - . . 9, . .5, M hl ' l Sisting of Comgand Young _- ac n? and Bell Phone 10. :11. 2 Cattle. If i 2 £50 head of cattle. ‘ .. t £35 cows. Holsteins and Ayrshires. ! r m e . - .15 highly bred Ayrshires inlot. o o _ i amazaaaaflmaa" aerate; amasmmasmammm 1,20 chdcely bred Ambit“ in m, . :2 l 935 cows all guaranteed in callor rc- Groceries and China Flour and Feed 4.. 3:, ~:. turnable. Hallâ€"Kent Street William Street V: 7‘45“. ". Make STEVENS your Head- 30 head of young cattle oil the ranch- ° ‘ es. Arth . . quarters for ChrlStmaS Lakes, llo of above lot expected to be steers. UT 1'1 31m . F . i1 mm, me Home. bull. â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"~_-â€"â€"â€"â€"~_-_ -mm _ WORLD Famous PLANEST and Christmas alleles. l2 m due in Jam“... Asa: interpreter of Lizsthe has no cqual ' :5 head 01 16"” WW9- ;isf great pianist he has no superior. . ‘ 1'6 horses. workers and drivers. :Ifcnelm vsu‘ the favored pupil of Lizs: ! Tons Of Candy NOVCItlebâ€" [60 horse blankets. If“. 72 inches it“ carries the mantle ofthe old master ‘ _ f long, , Salesman of the l something that Santa Claus ’50 surcingles. 501d regardless of Dag-{150512 ‘ price. . millidm Piano never forgets' _ ‘4 dozen rawhide whips, a bargain. fOr his 5 hi! 6 new Saskatchewan robes. _ concert and private use w ' c On , s new Berlin robes interlined with - , . . gladian tog;- i3 but another proof-that For a box of Bon-bons that rubber. The .WhOIC family 3 ChrlStmaS W1” be 13:3;th use tne New Scale Williams . . C 11 t 1 pr of second hand robes. Bishop more enjoyable by the purchase Of that ‘ Tb. wheneverposmble. Will be appreCiated. a 21 mg. ‘ y me: super,“ Qualities of this great instru- ’ ht are ., highly commended in contin- eo‘as lctt : ers of appreciation. . if... “eluding-Piano Compuy 11ml :2â€" ’ stitched. s setts of single harness, double and i It Will be mother’s pride, and a com- 3 fort to all in the house who use it. Phone 22 _ Kent'Sto 6 new woollen horse blankets. ! , 4 months' credit on cows. has spoken of so long. 4 Second Hand cutters, nearly new. 1 second hand buggy in good repair. - . 2‘ 6 doz corn brushes given away at be-l : LINDSAY ginning of sale. l i i 6 doz curry combs at any prices. - Choose from the Actual Goods WWW? ' TERMS __â€"-‘__â€"â€"â€"â€"â€".. Four months on cows. H‘wo months ‘ Miss J. u’Nemls ”aspétal on young cattle and sixty days on; Shams Sets ‘- 1 will be To the self-shazzrnnz”:i:: snaVing Cor. Meiboumed’zSt. Lawrence-st: welcome a right prices. horses. On approved jcint notes on all sums over twenty dollars. Twenty more - All cases treated. dollars and under cash. A discount ’ ve himself. 7 a , . . . ., .. ,~ . . set. If he doesnt Shim, to do so. 599C131 attentron gW‘ at rate of 7 per cent allowed for nice set W111 mduce ' zors safe. en to nervous cases. - - ice line 0! Ha . cash on credit amounts. have a n 8 coin] attention given to mid- . f e Razors, Muss. Straw. etc. A. w‘ifer). Bell Telephone 419. “'0 A0 Fanning: GEO. ’3Ck39ne HlGINmiAM' druggist, Lind“!- w... ‘ Prop. Auctioneer Anderson 8:” Nugent WW 60' head of young cattle and cows. V muCh needed piece Of furniture mOthef I