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J, G. HALLETT & CO,, C U en ts TT EC 1Are um o 0 66 votes to 58 the ratepryers of t m““ WZO! decided not to ‘hl:m a hy.nun of 4 $5,000 for the pu of having the street W“DIMDGE. ontT. railway built to m village. I think it 4 IN on exane | °*" be safely saidâ€"that: Woston has made w “%“ wortkg °| the most serious mistake in its himvr{. 7 oN m% wITY, It looks as though Q.MAF, imagined that the + xo. * slectric railway would have to be built m‘ 5 por cent. on w M there any way , but in this they are very supsoue ! much mistaken. The Company will not p..m withoutâ€"the,be6n«,and they_can do €E0. FRYER, Prop. â€" Weston,. ‘This Hotel is situated on Main Street, being l..t.? the Grand Trunk, and Canadian % way | Stations. In _ connection OlOHo?u one of the best Ball Kooms and Concert Halls in the country. Good stables sttached.. Good Mécommodation for Pamilies wishing a Country Boarding House for the Sumâ€" mer Months/ 1â€"1y : C.H. DADE, Prop. +## mBer $1 pra Sar . goob sTamLmNG A®D AT ROU#SE IX Town. TENTIYE RosTLER®. Lendon and Canadian Chambers, 103 Bay St. & Toronto. . BAKRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIRS, ETC doNnVEÂ¥ANCERS. This hotel is situated in a nice Incality on Muin Street and is layze and c«g‘l‘nodloul Good accommodation can )-'-* hed boardérs and Offices, Cor. Ohurch and Court Ste., Toronto Entrance 18 Court St. Room 18, York Chambers, Toronto St., Toronte. Â¥ELEPHOXE 2413 Offices, Medical Councis Chambers, cor. Bay and Richmond Streets, Toronto. ‘Telephone No, 2337 C, B, JACKES, M.A,L.LB w. P. ATEINSON JKO. KYLES PINKERTON & COOKE BARRISTERS, SOLICHTORS ETC LINDBEY & LINDSEY, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries & Conveyancers Felephone 2084 BRarrister, Solicitor, Notary. &e. IONEY’“& LOAN ON REAL EsTATE. Cullil w.’nmmmg. King St. West, Toronto, Rustoxxc® Weston, 6to 8 p. m, 8 wo‘s uxnety, JO§EPH NASON, L. Liâ€"B. milios. There is n first class bail room in conâ€" ection. The best liquors and cizars only kept ood Stables ard an attentive hostlor. CENTRAL HOTEL, PeNALD MACDOKALD MURDOCH & TYTLER ; : ~Teronto, Canada. w, a, xUmpock 2 e Rolicitors for proving wills andâ€"administering fouie Egman . ue t3 MONEY TO LOAN. & xlqu,i.d Air ftor extracting. 1 will fll without pain at the lowost prices.. Bost gaeth on rubber $8, eh-u;&ru. \ Macdonald & Cronyn WM. PINKERTON. FRANK C. COOKE Office hoursâ€"$ to 10 a m, 1 t0 2 pm and 7 to & pm. ATKINSON & BOYD Wfll%-& his office, over Irwin & Co‘s. Drug ;hn. or, Main and John 8ts., Weston, every ‘eduesday afternoon.‘ 46 PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,E TC., ETC., (Late of Toronto) THE EAGLE HOUSK, wEsTON, ONT. SURGEON, PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR _ {8 to 10 errice noore, {{i0 l0 $asSatite$»=> DR. W. J. CHARLTON, PHYSICIA®, SURGEON, ETC., QFFICEâ€"Cor. North Station & John Sts. RUSSELL HOUSE, * WESTON. Corner King and Toronto Streets, Toronts. JACKES & JACKES, £. F. IRWIN, M.B.,M.D. Office and Residence, Fagleâ€" House, ‘Weston Corner King and Yonge Streets, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, &c. oÂ¥FicE nouks, { Telephone 3 *PHISTLETOWN, QNT. Office Hoursâ€"8â€"10 a.m., 12â€"2 and 6â€"8 p.m. €. 8, MARTIN, D.D.8., L.D.8., NOTARIES, CoNYEYANOERs, ETo Officeâ€"Removed to No, 2 Cdurt St., IRWIN & KYLES, Dr. W. Newcombe, C, H. RIGGS,.L.: D. S., J G. HALLETT, Manager. _‘ much better than the Weston people can 23 SCOTT STREET,â€"TFORONTO BARRISTRRS, NOTARJIES AND CONVEYANCERS, . DOFH, ETINCG, ._ MAIN STREET,; _ OPPOSTTR TME Toww maLt Dentist. TORONTO JUNCTION, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, Main St.. Weaton. BARRISTEHS, ETC WELREPHORE No. 1436, TORONTO. ‘Felephone 2955 Fiotcls. Eeqal, Dental, Medical. EDWARD W. BOYD T. EL WARD, Prop Money to Loan EDWARD ononyN E. H. JACKES H. E. IRWIN LYON LINDSEY JoHN, PYTLER [ The vote on the byâ€"law submitted for the assent of the ratepayers, and proposi to nt a bonus in aid of the pmpctzfi athion ‘of the Toronto Suburban Railâ€" way to the extreme north of the Village, was defeated on Monday last bg a vote of 66 to 58. It is supposed the natives imagine that if the bonus for $5,000, to be mfi on in York Tovmhi{ on the 12th x., carries that they will get all the C:eflt of electric railway communication with the city without themselves paying any taxes on gccount of it and to a t extent at the expense of their more pg‘l"o?c spirited rural neighbors. That remains to h.a.-‘lemtl‘c. \ We take the following from the press in reference to the late vote on the railway by law : is well enough and is bound to sucâ€" ceed in spite of those whose interests it is, apparently, to keep it back. One hundred acres of land or more will be offered for sale this faH, part of it in lots in the limits of the village and the balance on the outakirte, . Is‘ it not reasongble to suppose that} people would be inclined to come here and purchase building lots to build thereon. People who do.businéss in the city wishing to live in a suburb, nealthy and clean as this is, and yet there are people so blind to their own interests and to the interest and prosâ€" perity of the.place that they oppose all progress, because forsooth they are asked. to assist to the extent of a dollar and a halfa year extra taxes, forgetting that the hand that pays out this small amount will reap a benefit fourâ€"fold over. Is it not alâ€" most enough for those who have enterprise in their composition to| gather up their beds and walk to some other place more congenial and enterâ€" prising, and leave their less progresâ€"| sive friends to the bats and owls. We. take the following from the| Tribune of last week :â€" " To a Tribune reportst Squire Cruickâ€" shank expressed satisfaction at the defeat | of the bonus byâ€"law, He said that most | of the business men were opposed to it and with a couple of exceptions employers of ; labor voted against it." 4 Although the voting was by ballot he scems to know how the cross was made. We may say we are glad to be named, among the exceptions, ‘ The Holley property at the west end was being surveyed the other day ‘in advance to its being offered for sale. â€" Theâ€" question very properly comres in, would it not have been a great conveniente and a great l]lelp to ‘this place if the railway was in existence and running to the west end. â€" Here is this village of ours that we are continually found fault with by one and another by saying to us "you are running this village down by your comments upon this thing and the other." We weply. to these people who so talk, we are not run: ning the village down. The village We think in any agreement made in future with the Electric Company the lighting of the town should also be considered, We believe the comâ€" pany would be willing to grant 8 or 10 electricâ€"lights in connection with the bonus for the railway at $50 per year per light, to be lighted say 200 nights per year. M Drafts Issued Payable at all points in Canvada, aod the principal Cities in the United States, Great Britain, Frange, Bermuda, &o. Savings Bank Department. Deposits of $1 and upwards received and current rates of Interest allowed: Interest added to the Principal at the end of May and November in each year. Special attention given to Collection of Commercial â€"Paper god Farmers‘ Sale Notes, * Capital (Paid up.) Siz Million Dollars ... ... .. : ... .: $6,000,000 Rest .....slllll2.22..... . ....$1200,000 B. E WALKER, Genveral Manager. .A Gengral Baokiog Business ‘Transâ€" aoted." Farmers‘ Notes Discounted. TBlitical addresses and political party over the signature of the l:vorlwr 'KB be lg‘:“am“md at moderate rates on application. . Bpecial Contracts for defintte poriods of Alute made at rates which will beâ€"made‘ known on application wC Advertisements sent in witoout instructions will be inserted until forbidden, and charged wccordingly. Local Advertisements placed amon wead lng matter, Arst insortion, 8 unurr lineâ€"wach M&fion, 4 cents per line. Birth, Marriage and Death Noticet, #‘ree to ‘Bubscribers of this Journal 26 cents «ach inser tion to others k Notices of societies and churches will ‘be in serted in Tz Wrares at the low figure of Twenty: five cents per line per your. * THE CANADIAN BANK o0r COMMERCE OMM‘ advertisements, Eight Conts por line, solid onpz:‘u. Â¥ when paid in .a"{...“"lf.."...m. ty‘a v m o * per cent. will be allowed ensaave mm-vmgnum to any address in Canada or the United Atates, or deliverâ€" Nnhmdubuuunu the: villago at one dolâ€" * M. H. KEEFLER. coUNxTY OF YORK HERALR R. C. JENNINGS, Manager. PBlitical addresses and political party politicg The &Â¥eston Cimes Established 1867. Head Office, TORONTO. ADVERTISING RATFS. Thursday!| Morning, AS OTHERS SEE US EDITORIAL NOTES Toronto Junction Branch 18 PUBLISHED EVERY _ The. GHen P _The ring exercises yesterday were open, edâ€" !z fll'l‘zhi the 2:30 trot, two heats of w ichhdaanwonm‘l'u-hy‘u Nesbitt‘s Bella Cook. The final and race was won IÂ¥ Bella Cook, James Donogha‘s Mark Twain ukit& second money and O. Forsythe‘s Little Jakes third. _ Time 2.34}. The final heats between Porry‘s dog Victor and William Batelay‘s rmy were also tun off, the dog being declared winâ€" The following are the races as run on the first day.. . The most interestâ€" ing event was the dog trot against the pony, which created great enthusâ€" iasm among the crowd. _ The dog Victor proved himself ‘a capital goer, the first heat being won by him in a close raceâ€"time 1.51,"the second and third heats being won by the pony, which is owned by Mr. Barclay, of Georgetown. The farmers‘ trot for a purse of $25 (five entries) was won by James â€" Lowrey‘s Dandy, Scarboro, William Patton‘s, Searboro, Lady Banker, second and Thomas Aikens‘, Mount Charles, Katy C, thirdâ€"best time, 2:51.. The horse driven by Mr. John Palmer} of Richmond â€"Hill, in this.race was withdrawn ; he was callâ€" ed Royal Chief and he royally kept in the background, much to the amuseâ€" ment of those present. . There were 7 entries for the named race which was won by J. Robinson‘s Johnny Moore in three straight heats ; J. Ramsay‘s Vaulda R., second, and A. J. Shaw‘s Cala, thirdâ€"best time, 2:40. . The third raée was well contested, the horses being evenly matched. Three heats were trotted, J. Nesbitt‘s Bella Cook taking two heats and Jl\a.g::- Donough‘s Mark Twain one. e twoâ€"yearâ€"old colt race was won by W. G. Rudd‘s Jimmy G. F ®ECOND Day. The differents departments were all open and universal sstisfaction expressed at the splendid exhibit made. . There was an extra I.Fmd di-plnfiu{ fowl, which comâ€" prised all breeds. e eattle ‘and sheep exhibit was also good. The farmers‘ wives were not behind in the quality or number of their exhibits Am:.l1 muL # splendid display of butter, bread, etc. We cannot but express our opinion that the place in which this fair is held might be muchâ€"improved~ on, however much it may be suitable for trotting, it is not adapted for a general fair. The weather on both days could not be found fault with by the most fastidious. â€" + The attendance at The York Town:â€" ship and North Toronto Agricultural Fall Fair was small for the first day, but the improvement on the second was yery marked. The Patrons of Industry of the West Riding of York mbt yesterday in the Eagle hall for the purpose of nominatâ€" | ing a candidate for the House of Com: mons, to the number of thirty. It was near three o‘clock before business commenced. â€" Mr. W.â€"Câ€" Grubb â€"was moved to the chair and Mr. R. L. Crawford appointed Secretary, A long discussion followed whether or not reporters of the press should be altowed to remain during the proceedings. Several resolutions were moved and seconded and finally it was resolved to ask strangers to retire during the private part of the business, to be perâ€" imitted ‘to enter later on. Reporters for the following papers were repreâ€" sented :â€"World, Mail, Star, Tripune; and Tr®s, of Weston. One hour after waiting admission they were alâ€" lowed, when considerable discussion followed, which was entered into by Mr. John Brown, of Toronto, Mr. R. L. Crawford, of Richview, Mr. John A. Macdonald, of Mount Dennis, Mr W. Clark, of Pairbank, Mr. IGge, of Islingtomi, Mr. Watson, of Vaughan, and others. . The name of Mr. Brown, of Toronto, was moyed by Mr. R. L. Crawford, to stand as a candidate‘to represent the Patrons of Industry in the House of Commons, which. was not seconded. _ Mr. Brown was not favorably reccived, we presume on account of his belonging to Toronto. Mr. Brown made a thrilling, address during the afternoon, upon some member â€"wishing a postponement of the proceeding in consequence of the number being small and ho represenâ€" tative beingâ€" present from the Grand Association. It was finally decided to proceed with the business and the name of John A. Macdonald was moved, and seconded, also the name of Councillor Waston, of Vaughan. Both these gentlemen refused the nominaâ€" {tion. Mr. Crawford objected to the adjournment on the ground that the revising of the voters‘ lists required to be attended to and whoever the canâ€" didate was, he should give his attenâ€" tion to this part of the business and further, no doubt, the Grand Associaâ€" tion would assist financidlly in aid of any candidato who might accept the nomination, ‘as the expense "to contest a constituency like West York would be large. Finally the name. of Mr. Jno. D. Evans, Reevé of Etobiâ€"| coke, was on the motion of Jno. E. Elliott, seconded by. W. Watson, put to the meeting and carried unaniâ€" mously." Jt was decided to have a| number of requisition papers with printed headings prepared and : cireu | lated around to obtain naine. The| printing was done at Ts Times office| during the afternoon, &nd the followâ€" | ing named are to wait upon Mr. Evans when the requisition papers were returned filled inâ€"Messrs. John | A. Macdonald, _ W. Clark and â€" W. C. | Grubbe. â€" * I do without it. No one need be sur should the Grand Trunk Railway on the scrows mat . th ies of it iestang fier 7 ou those antiâ€"bonus voh:‘..’ M.â€"’Im Public opinion in the village is favor able to the street cars, and are 4 the impression the uuhv‘l‘;l‘L ‘ or t.-hoh b&:m-.l No sii:uht there h“ “i in , but if there 6 to â€" rived why not ’asnnw:l‘it while we are still in this ‘*yale of tears." It wont help us much to know the modern imâ€" provements and lwil:'lt.i.::‘fil travel which we have set back a or so, will be enjoyed after we are dead.â€"Leader correéâ€" NORTH TORONTO FALL FAIR fnstest _mile .cver trotted on the ark trick was made in the freeâ€" THE PATRONS MEET M To the Editor of she Times:â€" 2 Wadnesday, Sept 26th, 1894 . DBAR®IR, â€"wWis it not the irony of fate threatenimg théicause of the Patrons of Indusgry 'hoflted our town toâ€"day, -hieuia‘-a t eyes to the hortible fact their mm ve!; full of most elégnitly cobwebs ? Saret this is a sad commentary on their hom‘ industry: and jndging from the important words of the green halfâ€"matured young patrons before strangers, theyâ€"might also accept the atvice to brush the cobwebs from their intelleots s _ We are not ros Great preparations are already being made for the coming fair, which from the present appearances promises to eclipse all former years. The society is in . firstâ€" class circumstances this year having swept off all debts and paid for all improveâ€" ments, starting this year with a clean sheet. This augers well for this years‘s fair providing:the weather is favorable, and the directors, invested in more vim than ever, are leaving nothing undone to attain “& fimf poghible_succens. Secy.â€" . T. F. ‘Wallice, Esq., has been busy, this week mailing the prize lists, bills, etc,; Miss Maud Elliott left on Tuesday morning for Toronto where she intends taking a course &s a trained nurse in the General Hespital. The evening before her d:ipnrture her populnrit.{ was demonâ€" strated by a large number of her friends, who gathered at her mother‘s residence and presented her with a_ hbandsome present and complimentary address, after which the evening was (spent . very pleasantly in the usaal way, music and games being freely indulged in. % The Inkerman hotel was the scene of considérable excitement on Tuesday afterâ€" noon, it being the occasion of the erection of a flag staff on that corner, by the genial young propriétor, Mr:â€" Alf. Hay stead. _It is 75 feet high and was designâ€" ed by Mr.. Barr. (The pole is a credit both to MT.; Hnystead and the town, as it has__a very complete and substantial appearance, and no .doubt the glorious banngr will bg.seen floating from its head during fair time. _ The work on the new public school building is progressing rapidly and Architect Ellis is highly pleased with the progress being made ané) the manner in which the contract is being executed. The brick work is already up to the second joist. Mr. J. Mason, Brampton, is â€"the contractor and Mr. Wim. A({ama. makes a most efficient foreman. \ Mr. ‘T.‘F. Wallace_attended_ York Townibip and North Toronto Fair on ‘Y\:}lgeatiay, to act u';f':’dga on grajh and field roots:~~ Ho will attend Markham Fair next week in the same. capacity on woollen goods, together with Mrs. Wallace, who is t perform a like duty on ladies work. * The band boys are practising constantâ€" ly now with the hope that they may gain perfectionâ€" by fair time &nd win the smiles and attention of the ‘"much beauty that is sure to abound.=Go it boys its worth working for ! Mr. T. Padget, bookâ€"keeper for Messrs. Wallace,Bros., has just returned from Cadelac, Mich., where he has been visitâ€" ing for some time. â€"He has glowing reports of the vast lumber business carriâ€" ed on in that country." An anémfiinmnnt â€"will be given in Orange Hall on Saturday evening next by Prof. Kemnt, embracing science, music and song. * The regular nieeting of the council will be held on, Monday. evening noext. pfi. T: W cider thill is now in Active operition «hd‘a large quantity of cider is operation «10 & large beifig mgr}fi(puture}. Dr. McLean‘s fine residence is nearing oomplofiufi. 3 w t ts â€" ‘Tha officers wno had charge of this sucâ€" ul fair are: President, James Manâ€" Lne! ; viceâ€"president, Walter .J. Bull ; secretaryâ€"treasurer, George Lawson., ol t Foan t J or ty ol cancuadice suanrrenfhy Cing sPhcvd of tymghufims, when it took fright and ‘started to run away. . Mr. Gr::ugnd was 'dnged for some distance, but finally let go, the buggy passing over his shouldâ€" er: â€" The horse started on a wild career, and many people were‘ in imminent danger, .until the animal made for a wire fence, striking it with such force that it turnéd & complete somersault over the fence, the buggy falling on toj) of the horse, and entangled the animal in such @~manner that it could not move. | The shafts of the buggy were turned the opposite way underneath, and when the horse was. extricated, strange to say, nothing was broken and the horse was uninjured. _ The go asâ€"youâ€"please pony race was won stube{t Cpook. wi?l(l, b{iu Hallam a second. * ©‘The judges gave universal satisfaction in their decisions. * The prize for the best lady rider: was eaptured by Miss A. Hallam, Miss Townâ€" send second. ; Deeos e oaipee Boy hk ovinione express . Mrs, Shaw was awarded the prize for the best lady driver. . _ The pn‘fl? for the fastest walking horse was won by an ** old skate " ownuf by T. Rockford, with J. W. Murray second. _ AN ADMTRER oOF Ixpustry WOODBRIDGE 1 she Petsand Agres . l |ht address is aot 50% 18 New Oxford 8t. (late 583 Oxford 8t.) London ; And are sold by all Vendors of Medicines nwm the Civilized World; with direeâ€" tions for use in almost every language. _ $@" Purchnsors should look to the Label on ‘Cokh. Sore Throats, Bronchitis, and all dis orders of the Throat and Chest, as airo Gout, Rheumatism, Scrofula, and every kind of Skir Disease. . The Pills and Ointment are Manufactured only at BADLEGS, OLD WOUNDS, COUGHS, will be found invaluable in every Household in the cure of open Sores, Hard Tamonrs, Thousands of persons have testified that by their use alone they have been restored to health and strength, after every other means had proved unsuccessfal, > STOMACH and BOWELS, increase the secretory powers of the Liver, brace the nervous system, and throw into the circulation the purest Elements for sustaining and repairing the frame. purify, regulate and improve the quality of the Blood. They assist the digestive organs, cleanse the THIS INCOMPARABLE ;MEDICINE has secured for itself an imperishable famhe througbout the World ‘ for the alleviation and cure of most diseases to which humanity is heir. Rul‘qu condneted on reasonable torms. Ordert left at the.Schiller House, Toronto. PILLS axp OINTMENT. Mrs. Millett begs to @equaint her friends and the public uom-.rullf thus she is propured to do dressmaking in all its brauches. . Regidonce, Rectory lane, Weston. â€" 49â€"3m Worth their Welght In Gold 111 Notico is hereby given that n Coutrt will be held pursuaut to the Voters‘ Lisis Act by his Monor, the Judge of the County Court of the County of York in "Mechanics‘ Institute Hail, Woodbridg», on the cight duy of October, 1894, at ning o‘clock wry. to hoar and determino the soveral con?\la.iqbs Of ervors or omissions in the Voters‘ List of the Municipality of Woodâ€" bridge for 1894 All porsons having businoss at the court are required to uttend at the sail time and place. For Sale or to Rent COURT OF REVISION A grand concert will be held in Tempâ€" erance Hall here, in aid of Kleinburg Brass Band, on . Wednesday, Oct. ~8rd. An excellent programme has beéen preâ€" pared, embracing a splendid array of talent. Among those who.will take part are Messrs. Hardy and N. Burton, Toâ€" ronto, and Messrs. Bob. Prontis and Shorty MeClure, of Woodbridge. ‘The Teston Brass Brand will also attend. L. M.. says he is not married but the prospects are bright in theâ€"near future. If we are to judge from J B‘s siniling coun, tenance this week Jemima‘s sister must be & jéwel. Since E. J. has started to take his / frequent vists to Humber Valley Farm his mousfache is beginning to grow. R W, the Republican candidate for honâ€" ors at the cottage, has been defeated by E W L, Democtat. J L of the fourth still holds the President‘s Chair. What‘s wrong with> the Woodbridge, girls that they do not. take their constitutional walk to Ping Grove any more? Since the new arrival in town J J is having a good fime. Whas is F H doing? Have courage Mr. David Blain, our genial blacksmith, reports businessâ€"brisk in his line, also our saddler, Mr..J. Wiggins, must be doing a rushing trade, if we are to judge by the luge stock of leather ho got in this week, and we would â€"advise anyone in need of . a firstâ€"class set of harness to place the order with him. & ; The following items were told to ‘‘Night Hawk" in secrcb: Miss Minnie Jarrett, who has taken .a position in ‘Toronto ms shorthand writer, spent last Sunday with her parents. We were pleased to have our old friend, Mr. Chas. Darker, ofâ€"Weston, amongst us oné day this week. § Our Shurches were ‘ poorly AtBYid6d last Bunday, owing to the inclement weather. ‘The citizens, of this wore groatly uumfiomuz‘:.'hb{ ‘Night Hawk" in your last issue. I think were headed ‘*W hat we would like to know." Now, I think it was *‘ Night Hawk" himeelf who wanted to know thiso Mr. E. P. Cave, of Thistletown, spent last Friday in town. Nurse Balmer has arrived home from -nflexteuded trip through Western On; tario. eal Hall (probably he is ill) and then we shall try and satisfy his curiosity as far as it lies in owr power. Mre. W. Fi , of Cleveland, is visiting her (rm the Queen‘s. & thi he bei an inquisitive turn of niw Novu:gufi. if he really wishes to know, let him ‘inform the said citizons, why he does not stop at the “Wwo Cottage" instead of going on to the Mediâ€" UENRY RUSSELL, NOTICE. AUCTIONEER. PINE GROVE. KLEINBURG is JOHN MUCLURE, Clerk Nicit.HAwKk WiDs Aware The Times Office [ COAL â€"COAL The only place where you can buy SALADA TEA, which is the best in the market. We lead the trade in every branch of the General Store busiâ€" â€" ness=â€"largest selectiou to choose from and lowest prices First cost no more and cheaper in the end. The same may be said of the Buggies and Road Cartsâ€"of our own manuâ€" facture, of whichmwe have a nice assortment on hand, of the very best material and workmanship at surprisingly low prices. x . . KEEP YOUR WIFE IN GOOD HUMOR. D. ROWNTREE‘S Immense Stock of New Goods Just Received. Call and See them., Mrs. Lee has had a lengthy experience and has been i charge of some of the best establishments in , Toronto and other Cities. Firstâ€"class work at less than city prices. t#* DON‘TD FAIL TO ATTEND THE OPENING:, ‘ WOODBRIDGE MILLS WALLACE â€" BROS., â€"WOODBRIDGE, Where you can get 22 lbs. of Granulated, or 25 lbs. Muscovado Sugar for the money. Millinery Openin LITTLE‘S STORE, MAINSTREET, WES Orders left at Hutchinson & Hill‘s Promptly Delivered. SALTTCAT ONE DOLLAR PER BARREL. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8rd. . The CRUICKSHANK WAGON The crowd of customers who patronize our store ’prove that we keep the goods required at prices to suit.. Turns out flour unequalled; ‘Gristing and Choppiné. Chopping only 6 cts. a bag. MAIN STREET, FINE JOB PRINTING. WALLACE BROTHERS, Woodbridge. i USE THE BEST +# TRY Give Her a Dollar and Send Her to . BU RLING MRS. LEE, DEALEKL IN * * IF YOU WANT * * it 5 Will open a Millinery Business in 9 T d B B ol f e agihn T‘rRry Aa PAE Long Waist, Gorrect Shape,â€" Best Material, Combined with the best filling in the world, makes the " Featherbone Corset "" unequalled. CRUICKSHANK & SONS. Calls Treats all diseases of domesticated anvimals in the latest and most scientific manper. Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary Collego â€"_ OFFICEâ€"HAY§TEAD‘8 HOTEL WOODBRAIDGE. UNDERTAKER DRK. K. J. WILLIS, day or night promptly attended to Teeth examined free of charge. Bitt work a Late of Toronto, â€"ANDâ€" EMBALMER, V. D., V. § wWESTON d