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Men's Caps. » Ome new Fall Ca 'now in § boy: and men, and some [| e stylesare shown. nic Light fancy tweeds and plain ro alutie are the. "popular materials. Boys' Caps 75¢. to $1.95 Men's " $1 5108250 pe ore Men's Hats $4.00 We _are now showing the new Felt Hats for 'Fall. They are made of fine fur felt in a slightly larger shape. The colors range from dark smoke grey to pearl grey or at prices to sa ge pocket. 0 gether i nr 1 We. are show made up in 0 Navy Hair Line Stripe $21.50 This is a smart suit for young men. © Comes in Navy Blue and - White, also heather mixture with fine hair stripe. T Price $21.50 Men's Fall Coats $16.50 Men's Fall Overcoats made of covert cloth in Grey shade. Price $16.50 a fre pid ey worsted e tailored 3-piece suit, $19 Walter Blues, "Bluesea" : Worsted Suits These suits are made up by the firm who does our special order tailoring. The tailoring is of the highest.grade and the best trim- mings are used, They are good fitting garments and each suit carries a guarantee from the makers of perfect. work and cloth. Colors Navy or Grey. Price $30.00 t1iteiten Autumn. Butterick 4 25¢. | Ji ". Port Perry Fair-Prize List (Continued) 58 IB 6 a8 75 6 a6 a5" biFi Talman Sweet. ,..... . Pewaukee St. Lawrence .....: Wealthy .... & cas @ seen arene 6 ns 5 nn pss | SENTRA 282 283 \ DOMESTIC SCIENCE Class 21 281 Pan Baking Powder Biscuits Pan of Homemade Buns . Collection of Homemade Cooking, 1.00 sabre vasand light cake, dark cake, éovered pie, _ lemon or cream pie, cookies, buns, bread, soda "cakes,..(goods) $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 (The first prize, $6.00, for collection of cooking, is a donation in goods by Archie L. McDermott.) 8" HH { Ee #9 7 (Only one exhibit from each home on collection of homemade Souking. ) 6 By (] 75 5 a6 76 «Jb 6 #5. 16 fi [1 [1 gg it 5 2gzgss Bask NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the estate 'of John McGlynsi late of '| 812 802 Carmed Pears, 1 jar 803 Canned Cherries, 1 jar 804. Canned. Raspberries, 1 jar ... 805 Canned Plums, 1 jar .... 806 Canned Pineapple, 1 jar 807 Canned Citron, 1 jar 808 Canned Thimbleberries, 1 jar... 809 Canned Black Currants, 1 jar ... 810 'Currant Jelly, 1 jar ......... A 811 Crab Apple Jelly, 1 jar Grape Jelly, 1 jar Mustard Pickles, 1 jar Tomato Catsup ..ivisecvearrees Onion and Cucumber Pickles, jar. Collection of Pickles, 6 jare .... Loaf of Brown Bread Loaf of White Bread Loaf of Nut Bread ..... Sa, FLOWERS x Class 22 Gladioli; 8 of each vaiay in separate help. ... $1.00 Best Boquet in Yass or RY variety - and arrangement considered ,. 1.00 Best Collection of Dahlias, 1 each. 1.00 Best Basket of Flowers, arrangement » ". considered ol "Sweet Peas .& ve Asters, 1 variety, 12 blooms .... 1.00" 'Assortment of Asters, 8 of each variety ' in separate vases ....... ¥ X Best Collection of Roses ; 'Special Prizes offered by Mr. F. A Kent Best Display of Cut Flowers, variety and arrangement considered 8.00 Gladioli, collection of 6 varieties in ONe VASE ..iisees Dahlias, collection of o varieties in ONE VASE sissisnsens 1.00 NOTE--Varieties of Flowers should be named if possible. LADIES WORK _ EEE 318 814 315 316 817 318 819 agagaaaas a6 5 5 50 6 6 J6 2.00 1.00 arsssrenn EgE3eEEEEEEEES ge x ne sess 3 embroidered Pr. Pillow Cases, crochet trim Braided Floor Mat Rag Floor Runner Pieced Quilt Applique Quilt Comforter Fancy Bed Spread, embroiiored. Machine made Garment, cotton, Man's Shirt, home made Man's Pyjama Suit Dresser Scarf, any style Five O'Clock Tea Cloth, emb.... Five O'Clock Tea Cloth,any style Tray Cloth, embroidered Tray Cloth, lace trim or insertion Luncheon Set, 7 pieces, centre and 6 doylies Fancy Work Bag «Centrepiece white Centrepiece, colored Cross Stitch on Towels Lady's Nightgown Tatting with cotton Crochetted Yoke Sheets and Pillow Cases, with crochetted insertion Sheets and Pillow Cases, emb... Pencil Drawing 0il Painting Water Color Curtains, lace trimmed One Bath Towel, trimmed Fancy Laundry Bag Neck Scarf ; Costume Slip © Fancy Bloomers Fancy Garters Day SHPB. «cous vansviv aay Bias APPLES Thos Caesar has bought this sea- ~son's apple erop from thy Nasmith orchard, Orders placed pow will be * filled 'in yotation, while | the apples : ©. last. "Spies, Baldwins, ridings; and McIntosh Reds--$4.00 per barrel. Wealthys--$3.00 per barrel. 'Duchess--$2.00 per barrel. EE THOS: CAESAR. .. Phone Bell 24 call W. A. Christy \ Fire nia uire Fire Insurance pro- taghion. consult me. - I can give you a r that will suit your panicalar quirements. We Jepresent. 01 we put "first things last." = Canadian: 5 The Conadian" ; National ® isthe . People's | Railway and W. H. McCaw Js the Local Ticket Agent Information gladly furnished to intending travellers Office over Bell Tel: Co'y GREENBANK The Gospel Band from Annette St., Toronto, visited Greenbank on Sun- day. It was composed of ten young men and women. In the evening they told of their experiences, proving to us that the Gospel still has its ancient power. Miss Hazel Gregg, who has spent most of her vacation in Toronto, taking a High School Teacher's Sum- mer Course, left on August 24th for Mara, where she is spending her holidays. Miss Gregg will teach" in the Erin High School during the com- ing school session. Rev. C. E. Dyer preached in his own pulpit again on Sunday, after spending three weeks vacation. Mr. Dyer reports a very good holiday. Whatever one might say about this weather for roots and corn, it could not be improved upon for harverting weather. The citizens of Greenbank are sure that there was one real stack in the village this summer, if no more. It was built to work like a funnel but was threshed on August 26th and did not " havea' chance to prove -its superior qualities. The flowers are getting into the swing of things and are at about their best. Mr, Wilson is to be con- gratulated apon his fine flower garden. : Mr. and Mrs. Job McKitrick have gone to Toronto and will be spending some days in the city at Mrs, Me- Kitrick's home, : Rev. J. A. Miller and family, re- turned to .Toronto, on August 27th, after preaching in the Union Church for three Sundays. Mr. Miller has many friends in this community. He has done good work for a number of years with the Presbyterian Church Extension Board in and around To- ronto. "Public Opinion" is divided as 'to whether to be proud of the Port Perry street dance or not. Some of as wonder if our estimation of values fs becoming upset or not, and we wonder what is going to be first when Mrs. Carmichael, of California, is visiting Mrs. Wm. Phoenix this week. Friday night will be Rev. G. M. Holmes" last pight in Greenbank. Mr, Holmes comes from Lindsay where 0] he has a big work in a strong-church. On Sunday Sept. 6th, the Green- bank Baptist Church is holding ita anniversary services. The Sunder- land choir that was so much enjoyed last. year, will be here again this year. This year Rec. G. C. Lamont, B. A,, - of Mount Dennis Baptist Church, will be the special preacher. Mr, Lamont always has a message froi Book." He has held ipogtant pastorates in two Michigan cities' and comes to Greenbank, a man of ex- perience, and with an enthusiam to make men better © acquainted with their Saviour, fg Western crops are all put in the -f shade: by the crop of wheat that Adam Wallace took off some new soil, about two acres from which Mr. Wal- lace reaped nearly 80 bushels to the acre. Any one having a better crop should let he Star know. -