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e All Instruments Sterilised The best makes at the lowest prices. | puliseptic Darber Shop You‘ll be needing ‘one this winter. Call and get our estimates on That Furnace What About Just ~Arrived The best brands of Cigars, Tobacceos and Cigarettes. Hot Air and Hot Water Furnaces. CLEYS & BULL }HARDWARE MERCHANTS, in St., â€" _ Weston, Ont. 8 & lapIrat Parp Ur ESEYE s . Tobacco Pouches and Pipes Our New Winter Suitings Deposits received in Savings epartment ofâ€" $1.00 and upâ€" rds, ‘"and interest allowed £reon at Current Rates. THE BANK OF CRONTO BRANCH JRONT O FARLEY‘S {firch and_ Wellington Streets EstaBLISEED 1855. WESTON WADSWORTE ANPAA NA MRMAAA $ lothes we make Elegance, Fit lity,. ON LABEL treet Weston s3 Moderate. 11 through the bronâ€" ils and air passagesâ€" ace of disease remains e follow. You‘ll not will you suffer from or throat trouble if MANAGEFE. Lad your stomach with end healing medication strilsâ€"send it into the > subject to colds and o do this with Catarrhâ€" es a cold in ten minutes. s goes the healing vanor BJECT TO COLDS? Get it toâ€"day. alors. â€" $4,000,000.00 $4,500,000.00 (898 898 The Thanksgiving Services in conâ€" nection with the Woodbridge Presbyâ€" terian Church, on Sunday and Monâ€" day last, were a huge success, both in attendance and financially. The church was crowded at the Sunday services, and on Monday evening the ladies gave one of thsir e‘egant fowl dinners: for which they are noted. The programme given in th: church was of a varied character ard every number was well ra:ived. The gross proceeds amounted to about $200 Mrs. Jos. McLean died very suddenâ€" ‘y at Pine Grove, on Monday morning last. We understand that she was out in the garden and came in the house and died before a doctor could be. summoned. The funeral took place to St. Paul‘s Cemetery, on Wednesday afternoon. «. Mr. James Hailett, of Orono, was i?issting his son, Mr John G Hallett, of the Northern Crown Bank, who is ill, but who is :mproving n‘cely Mr. C. L. Wallice returned home on Tuesday evening. from his hunting trip in Parry Sound. He came back with his full quora, two deer. One waia five yearâ€"old buck, one of the finest we have ever seen. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maynard aod Miss Laura Maynard; of Toronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amo Mavynard, over the holiday Christ Church, Woodbridge, give a Bazaar in the Orange Hall Decemwer 4th. â€" Particulars later. Mr. Ernie Simmonds, of Burk‘s Falls, spent Thanksgiving Day with his sister, Mrs. George Maynard. Mrs, A. Frost. of Orangeville, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. W Brown, over Thanksgiving Day . Mr. James McGroarty, of the Bell telephore, has been laid up during this week. Mr. ard Mrs. Wih. Eulist(;tw\,‘ Thanksgiving with friends in Collingâ€" wood. Mr.~J. H. Gibbs and family have reâ€" zna0Â¥eq t&o Thornhill, this week. Mr, Alex. Smithers, of William streetis on the sick list. Mr. an d N Thanksgiving Mr. Perey Campbell, of Toronto spent Thanksgiving in town. The ingredients are all vegetable, and have a direct and specific action on the liver, kidneys, and bowels, eliminating all poisonous matter from the system. Any druggist can disâ€" pense this, or you‘"can buy the inâ€" gredients . separately and mix at home by shaking in aâ€" bottle. Many of our readers should benefit by this article. Save the recipe. This eminent authority gives the following as the simplest and best treatment known to science, and to it he gives credit: largely for his success :â€" . Fluid" Extract Cascara....~.. 14 02. Carmiana Compound >......._Tâ€". oz. Syrup Sarsaparilla.....s.... 6 . 67. Eluid Ixtract Cascara....... /2 OZ. Cattiana Compound >........_Tâ€". o6z. Syrup Sarsaparilla.....s.... 6 . 67. Directions :â€" One teaspoonful after each meal and at bedtime. "Our climate being more or less damp and changeable, is bad for catarth and rheumatism, and care must be taken not to let these troubles gain headway. In addition, he states that a great many Canaâ€" dians are careless in their habits, and to this as much as climatic conâ€" ditions is due a great deal of the trouble: Insufficient clothing and improper eating will cause rheumatic and catarrhal troubles in. any â€"cliâ€" mate. A distinguished physician, famous for his successful treatment of catarth and rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles, states as follows :â€" Tells Why So Many Suffer from Catarch and Rheumatism. WOODBRIDGE PMSIGIAN GIVES ARVICE Ed. W. Brown, Art Printing House, Correspondent. s W L. Hogg, speut in Toronto. will The sacred cantata "The Shadow of a | Iife," given last Tuesday evening in the ‘ Davenport Road Presbyter.an Church by . the Sunday School Juvenile Choir was a § remarkably fine effort and eyoked great applause. ‘The training of the children | which devolved upon Mr. James Williamâ€" son of Delawareâ€"avenue. reflccts the greatest credit upon hlm. Solos were| rendered by Miss Ella Walton, Miss ) Jessie Douglas, Miss Katie Hall, while; the masterly way in which the brothers { John and Willie Weir sang their solos, A very protty quiet wedding took place at the Davenport Read Presbyâ€" terian Church, on Thanksgiving Day, when Mr. Grenville Bull was married to Miss Lena McDowell, of Delawareâ€"avenue the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Abraham, while the chimes rang out with many old favorite airs. The happy pair will reside with the bride‘s brotherâ€" inâ€"law, Mr. Sam.. McCormick, for the winter, in the absence of Mrs. Mcâ€" Cormick and children on their visit to Ireland, before takirg up houseâ€"keeping. ‘ It is anticipated that the, new Presbyâ€" terian church at the corner of Delawareâ€" avenue and Davenportâ€"road will be ready for occupa ion by Christmas: WARNING | If you desire to enjoy a frst class concert without paâ€"ing a high class pmice, do not miss the concert to be held under the auspicos of the Young Men‘s Club, in the Westmoreland avenue Methodist church, on Thursday evening, November 19th, at 8 o‘lelock. His worâ€" ship Mayor Oliver will preside, The committee in charge have secured the best talent and anticipato a real good time. Thanksgiving Day was observed in Dover:ourt with the ratétle of the hammer and squeak of the wheelbarrow, for all were busy preparing for the approach of winter. Dovercoaurt L. 0. Lodgo. *‘Wallace," wil} hold their anrual church parade on Sunday. Novemter 15th, to Westmoreâ€" landâ€"avenue Methodist church, Rov. Mr. Bowles will preach _ _Al members aro reâ€" quested t> attend. Mr. George Swanton is out with : petition in favor of arnexation of Dover court by the city. Doesn‘t look like the village being anâ€" rexed to the city this year, seeing tho County are laying now sidewalks. Drugoists in this town and vicinity, when shown the prescription, stated that they can either supply these ingredients, ur, if our readers prefer, they will comâ€" pound the mixture for them. Just bry this simple homeâ€"made mixâ€" ture ab the first gign of Rheumatism," or if your back aches or you feel that the kidness are not acting just right. This je=3@0 !idney regulator, n remedy for ui rorms o_ Ssn hich is caused by uric acid in the blooa, which the kidneys fail to filter out. Any one can easiiy prepare this at home and at small cost. _ Get from any good prescription pharâ€" macy oneâ€"half ounce Fluid Extract Danâ€" delion, one ounce Compound Kargon, three ounces Compound Syrup Sarsaâ€" parilla. _ Mix by shaking in a bottle and take a teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime. / % Now is the time when the doctor gets busy, and the patent medicine manuâ€" facturers reap the harvest, unless great care is taken to dress warmly and keep the feet dry. This is tho advice of an old eminent authority, who says that Rbeumatism and Kidney trouble weather is here, and also tells what to do in case of an attack. A quiet wedding took place at the residence of Mr. Frank Clarkson, on Wednesday evening, when Mr. Wm. McMullen, son of Mr. Joseph Mcâ€" Mullen, was «united in marriage to Miss Janst May Wooly, of Toronto. The ceremony was performed by Rev. M. McKinnon, pastor of the Presbyâ€" terian Church here. The bride was attended by her sister, Alice, while the groom_ was supported by his brother, Richard. _ The happy courle will reside on . Wallace street, The Times and QGuide joins in extending congratulations. DOVERCOURT. The West York Farmers‘ Institute will meet here or. Friday, November 27th, in the Orange Hall, at 2 p m, The speakers will bhe Dr. H. G. Reed, of Georgetown, Mr. Calnan of Allisonâ€" ville and others In the evening the Hon. J. S. Duff, Miuister of Agricul ture, will occupy the chair at tho joint meeting of the Farmers‘ and the Women‘s Institute. _ A capical musiâ€" cal programme will be prâ€"vided. At the home of Mrs. N. C. Wallace, i}) the afternoon, Miss Campbell will adâ€" dress the members of the Women‘s Institute. * & From our own Correspondent A NOVEMBER WEDDING SHAKE IN A BOTTLE On Friday evening last the Women‘s Institute held a very successful "At Home"> in McDonald‘s hall. About eighty were present and a most enâ€" joyable evenipg'dw,s spent in all sorts of games,: after whichk refreshments were served. . The gentlemen present gave threa hearty cheers for the ladies of the Institute. % A numbeér of young people from here atâ€" tended the fowl supper of the Prosby terian church, Woodbridge. â€" The November meeting of the Women‘s Institute will be held on Wednesday, November 19th, at 230 p.m., at the home of , Mrs. . Rowntree. Miss W. Rowntree will give a paper on ‘‘Xmas. Gifts" and Miss Atkinson a paper on ‘Cake " Everybody welcome,. Miss Dixon, our public school tercher intends hold‘ng a concert sometlmé a bout Christmas. 7 scriptin was known to the Indians as "~mauwâ€"wWeed." Our knowledge of the uses <f not z fow of our most valuable native. meâ€" Joinsl piauts was gained from the Indians. As made up hy improved and exact proâ€" cesses, the "Favorite Prescription " is a most efficient remedy for regulating all the womâ€" anly functions, correcting displacements, as prolapsus, anteversion and retorversion, overcoming painful periods, toning up the nerves and bringing about a perfect state of health. _ Sold by all dealers in medicines. Mr, F. Lister will have his barn raised on Friday afternoon. Kenneth Meharm the holiday with hnis parents here. To overcome the wellâ€"grounded and reasonable objections of the more intelâ€" ligen} to the use of secret, medicinal comâ€" pounds, Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., some time ago, decided to make a bold departure from the usual course pursued by the makers of putâ€"up medicines for doâ€" mestic use, and so has published broadâ€" cast and opwemiy to the whole world, a full and compy«s listâ€"of all the ingredients entering inkgâ€"the composition of his widely colesrated %;dig;:fi)s. Thus he has taken his numfe{gms ‘@atrons and patients into his full vunfi,a"epnce. Thus too he has reâ€" movcd/fiigfl'uedicines from among secret nCLOest Aerntinct _ ui s c e Nos only does the wran{)er of every bottle of Dr. Pierce‘s Golden Medical Discovery, the famous medicine for weak stomach, torpid iiver or biliousness and all catarthal diseases wherever located, have printed upon if, in pluin English, a full and complete list of ali the ingredients composing it, but a small book has been compiled from numerous standard medical works, of all the differeat schouls of practice, containing very nume=~ Miss Beatrice Barker, of Weston, spent a few days with Miss Kingdon. nostry‘me" of doubtful merits, and made themgsicmedies of Known Composttion. By this bold_step D. Pierce has shown tWatt a4 Ais formulas are of such_exceliencg ous extracts Trom the writings of leadiug practitioners of medi¢ine, endorsing in the strongest possible terms, each and every ingreâ€" diont containcd in Dr. Picerce‘s medicines. One of these little boct:s will be mailed free to any one sending aduress on postal card or by letter, to Dr. R. V. Fierce, Bufialo, N. Y., and requesting the same. From this little book it wili be learneu that Dr. Pierce‘s medâ€" icines contain no alcolol, narcotics, mineral agenis or other poisonous or injuriou« asents and that they are made from native, mediciâ€" nal roots of great value; also that some of the most valuable ingredients contained in Dr. Pierce‘s Pavorite Prescription for weak, zervous, overâ€"worked. "runâ€"down," nervous anu debilitated women, were employed, long veatrs 2ago, by the Indians for similar ailments efBlecting then squaws. In fact, one of the most valuable medicinal plants ertering into thke composition of Dr Tierco‘s Favyorite Preâ€" Misses Ella and Winnie Rowntree spent Thanksgiving in Orangeville. Misses Colhoun of West Toaronto, spent the holiday with their grandmother, here Wm Kingdon, of Toronto, spent Suuâ€" day at his home here. His skull badly crushed by being run over by a ‘waggon loaded with charcoal, elevenâ€"yearâ€"old Ernest Charles Winnison of 1129} Dufferinâ€"street, was almost inâ€" stantly killed on Dufferinâ€"street, on Saterday aftornoon about 4.30. The little chap climbed on to the rig, and when he went to get off he slipped and fell under the wheels, Althougsh the wheels went over his head, the lad got up alone, staggered to the sidewalk and walked home with the assistance of his little nineâ€"yearâ€"old brother Alfred. Ton minutes after the accident the boy died in kis home. All this happaned a‘most within sight of his parents, and both are nearly beside themselves with griof. Falling into a basin of boiling water, which was being got ready for his bath, on Sunday about noon, threeâ€"year old Russell Purdy was so badly scalded that he died at midnight the same day. The little fellow‘s mother, who lives at 595 Dufferinâ€"street, had been getting the baby‘s bath ready. She had put in the hot water, and had turned her back to get the cold water. Scarcely had she turned than she heard the child fall and a splash at the same time. The little chap had fallen head first into the basin and was terribly scalded about the head, face, shoulders and right arm. Later the ambularce was callel and the child was taken to the Hospial for Sick Children. Ho lingered" until midnight, when he died. was much appreciated. The‘ reading of the Cantata was in the hands of Mr. S McCorn.ick, and the Rev. Dr. Abraham presided. THISTLETOWN Aor t ie is not A Rold Step. e 7E car inromtmiennncaingn sirrected4 sre of s%gh g‘,fih lencg mid to subject them to Fonthill Nurseries, 850 Acres) TORONTO, ONT In connection with our present large establishment Special attention will be paid to LADIES FAILORING, and for this purpose we have enâ€" gaged the services of Mr. John Addison, a competent hand and ex pertâ€"on Ladies work, A FULL LINE OF CLOTH IN) STOCK LADIES‘ _ OWN MATERIAL MADE UP ( ur stock is complete in every department, including a new list of specialties which we alone handle. While business in some lines may be dull farmers were never more encourased as re gards fruit growing than at the present season High prices for all classes of fruit have been obtained the past seas m, and there is rs a cousifquence, an increased. demand for nursery stock. The right man will obtain a permanent situation with territory reserved for hin. Pay weekly. _ Free sample outfit, etc., write for particulars. 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J. ELLIOT, Principal Cor. Yonge and Alexander Sts i