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© McClargs s Bamons Stoves. i Gurney's imperial Oxford Clare Bros. Peninsular fe ALSO---- The Famous Hecla and Sun shine Furnaces: Carnegie Bros.| he Garfield "Hood h {¢> Buffalo after 4 weeks: at homey i Mr. Wm. Mi 18 addition to his Lotise | sumuwer kiteher, Come boys, feed {8 sca she turnips in before it freezes up. || Mr. Albert Grills, of Bla walter, i§ visiting relatives on the Island, The duck shooting season is now at its best. The ducks flying | in' great flocks all over the lake. Get EURNITURE All: kinds of Household * Furniture carried in stock--Parlor Suites, Din- ing | Room . and Bedroom Suites finished in mahogany, ash and elm. Chairs, Tables, Couches,{&e. PRICES RIGHT=3 AGENT FOR MONUMENTS. THE SECRET OF A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION * NOW REVEALED FREE What beauty is more desirable than an exquisite. complexion and elegant jewels. AN OPPORTUNITY ¥OR EVERY WOMAN TO OBTAIN BoTH, for a limited time only. The directions and recipe for ob- . taining a faultless: complexion is the secret jong guarded by the . master minds of the ORIENTALS and GREEKS. . This we obtained after years of work and at great expense. = It is the method used by the fairest and most beautiful women of Europe. Hundreds of Ameérican women who now use' it' have expressed their delight and satisfaction. This secret is 'easily understood and simple to follow and it will save you the expense of creams, cosmetics, bleaches and 'forever ree your skin from pimples, 'bad: color; bla kheads, etc. It 'alone is worth to you many times "the price we ask you to send for|pa ; the genuine diamond Hing ¢ of latest |) 'and give Jou a beautiful complexion JOHN NOTT. Millinery. Apprentices WANTED" Miss Walker MILLINERY PARLORS UTICA, _ Mr, and Mrs, Wright Crosier were guests of friends in Port Perry on Sunday afternoon last. ; Miss Vera Ridley spent Saturday with her parents in Pickering. Mrs. E. Bond visited friends in Raglan recently, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Medd, Sonya; spent a couple of days with Mrs, J. Christie last week, nd Mr. W. A Littleproud and. wile spent Sunday = with friends in Bethesda, Mr, John Medd spent Sunday with friends near Oshawa, Mr. John Stanton, Raglan,' ealled 0 on Mrs, E. Bond on Saturday, GREENBANK | bucket on the floor, ment was held. last Sunday. after them boys and get your share, Mr, Chas. Harper with two other | afembers of Scugog Grove Division | of 8. of T. visited Seagrave Division; one night last week. 1 While threshing at Mr, B. Dunn's] gome time ago Mr. Jas Shook | happened with a very serious" acei: dent. He was crossing over the scaffold when he fell through and struck. his shoulder on a graia lis collar bone was broken and the muscles of his shoulder were badly injared. He is improving slowly, but it will be some time before he will be back 0 work. again. Quite a number of! the young people from hereattended the tea at Seagrave on Monday last and they report having a fine time. Rr The annual Thank-offering in connection 'with the 'foot appoints The service was conducted by the Rev, J. W. Totten; of Clarem: : offering of the day am ated to about $60. 00 Don't forge' the fowl connection with the Centre: to be held on the 3rd. or AME November. This is where Aon all get satisfaction, : ns, Auction salds |! Auction sale c of Farm Stock: _-- and Implements, the property of | mn Mr. Thos. H. Brent, lot Tn 5 Port Perry, on Monday, Qgetobe 28th, ¥ HORSES. 1 Horse 10 years old 1 Horse 23 years old by Lakevie 1 Mares ad ies old b: 1. Mare years old in 'Lavender: IT t Sucking 1 Colt 'bred: by "Colt sired Mrs. George Mitchell 1s visiting |? R her sister i Pickering.