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| y AF §§‘. The young people of Richview held a masquerade on Thursday evening last in the club rooms, which ‘proved very entertaining and a success, reflecting credit on the committee in charge. Several appeared in â€" costume and caused â€" considerable _ interest and _ amusement in the game â€" of Who‘s Who? Dancing and other amusements ~supplemented by a short program â€" made the time pass pleasantly â€" and _ quickly. The guessing contest favors went to H. Stonehouse and Miss M. â€" Dixon. Dainty Hallowe‘en confectionâ€" & ‘ery provided a tasty luncheon. During "the evening a suggestion was made that a Young People‘s Society be formed for the community, and acting hglpon the suggestion of Never Put off mil Toâ€"morrow What You Can Do Toâ€" _day, the following officers were clectâ€" "_ed, plans laid for the first meeting. ‘and the programme left in the hands ‘of a committee. The meeting will be held in the Richview Club Rooms On Thursday, November 1l1th. Officers appointed: President, Mr. H. Stoneâ€" house; viceâ€"pres., G. Canning; Sec‘yâ€" Treas., Miss H. Dixon; program COntâ€" mittee, Mr. L. Laver; refreshment committee, Miss N. Parlow. In keeping with the spirit of the week, last Friday evening the League members held a Hallowe‘en party, which was much enjoyed, and caused considerable fun as well as a general social intercourse among the friends gathered together. A masquerade in which the costumes presented a disâ€" play of genius on the part of the parâ€" ticipants was one of the special feaâ€" tures, and the Ghost Parade as a finâ€" ale to the program was another unâ€" iquesjnovation. A vocal duet by Misses Sadie and Mabel Farr, piano duet by Misses Gardhouse, vocal solo by Masâ€" ter Earle Farr, violin solo by Mr. Morley, of Weston, accompanied by Miss Irene Lee, also of Weston, and a monologue by Rev. Mr. Smart proâ€" vided an excellent program. Dainty refreshments were served, â€" pumpkin The regular meeting of the Richâ€" view Women‘s Institute will be held on Wednesday=afternoon, Nov. 10, at the home of Mrs. Randall Banks. Mrs. (Rev.) Petchâ€"of Malton will give the address, also a short musical program is teing arrangel for. A cordial inâ€" vitation is extended to all the ladies. Myr. C. Laver, accompanied by Messrs. J. Rowntree, C. Rowntree, L. Weaver and Irwin of West Toronto, and Mr. Taylor of Creemore, left on Tuesday for a two weeks‘ hunting trip in the Rainy Lake district. The Anglican Church services. which, during the past few months have been held in the Town Hall, will in future be held in Kingdon‘s store. The change will be made on Sunday, Nov. Ith. Service at 3 p.m. The regular meeting of the Richâ€" view Men‘s Club will be held in the Club Rooms on Tuesday evening, Noâ€" vember 16th. A good attendance of members is requested. Mrs. O. Dixon (is. visiting friends in New York. PAGE EIGHT MEN! omm .:( uxcaad en h e ts L# y i sich Pfi 4 s i * B is A ie at * 3 4 8 ’ 0P e ; n 7 ¢ “”. # I #a h9. Aatg EP _;'-..'.' THISTLETOWN . Winner of Free Suit or Overcoat Saturday Number 365 L Q O K at our stock, the wonderful values we are showing and the money you will SAVE LITEN to what the people who have been in our store say about the exceptional VALUE RICHKVIEW We know we will save you money so come in a11; ee these 2 GARMENTS before you buy we want you to see these GARMENTS. If we were to print their real value here you would say it was an exaggerated statement. Come and see them and compare with values elsewhere. with The November meeting of the Isâ€" lington branch of the Women‘s Instiâ€" tute will be held at the home of Mrs. A. E. Mercer on the 1ith of the month. A demonstration in domestic science will be given by Mrs. Clare Johnston, and a paper on the "Influâ€" ence of Cheerfulness Upon Digestion" by Mrs. W. McKenzie. A cordial inâ€" vitdtion is extended to all. The Ladies‘ Aid held their meeting for Octobeér at the home of Mrs. Chapman on Wednesday, the 27th. . It was decided at this meeting to hold aâ€" bazaar early in December, the date being the second Wednesday, Dec. 8. Mr. and Mrs. D. Middleton enterâ€" tained a few friends to a Hollawe‘en party on Saturday night. Several members of Humbervale Ladies‘® Aid attended a mecting of the West District Ladies‘ Aid Union in College St. Methodist church on Friâ€" day last. Mr. and Mrs. T. Shortt, formerly of Humbervale, have bought a home in Westmount, and will live there for the winter. That Thistletown should have a candidate in The Charters Publishing Company‘s Big Circulation Campagn seems to be the universal opinion of all the people in this secton. But there seems difficulty in getting the right young lady or gentleman to enter the contest. A live and enthusiastic candidate for this neighborhood should have a splendid chance, as the people here will rally to the support of one of their own people against an outsider every time. What about you entering? If you can‘t send in the nomination of someone in your section, whom you‘thinlk would be a good candidate. See nomination form on another page. Mrs. Marks of Cleveland, was a visitor with her cousin, Mrs. J. Crane last week. â€" Mr. and Mrs. M. Suley, Richview, Miss Allie Fletcher and Miss Dorothy Lever of Toronto, were all visitors with Mrs. E. Suley on Sunday. Mrs. Tayles, of "]‘hisfletown, visited her sister, Mrs. F. Chapman, on Sunâ€" day. Miss Lily Smith of Weston and Miss Leila Banks of Toronto spent Sunday with their cousins, Misses P. and F. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mafining are now living in their new home at Richview. pie forming a conspicuous and deliciâ€" ous part in the menu, closed the enâ€" tertainment. . The Hall was tastefully decorated with Hallowe‘en favors. Prizes were given for the best cosâ€" tumes and were awarded to Miss Marâ€" garet Farr, a Gypsy Girl. Next Friâ€" day the League promises a program of special interest. Rev. Peter Campâ€" bell, a former pastor, will give an adâ€" dress. All our Garments are HAND TAILORED, with a type for every man, close fitting collars, correct hanging sleeves and perfect fitting in every line. Heavy Blue and Grey English Worsteds, pure wool and guaranteed dyes. Guaranteed Blue Irish Serge, heavy weight, soft finish. Sceotch Tweeds in different patterns. English Pick and Pick Cloths. . English Fancy Homespuns in shades of blue and grey. Blue Suits with hairline stripes. Brown tweeds in various shades. Grey worsteds with hairline stripes. Here are some of our values : HUMBERVALE at 2850 Dundas Street West, above the Merchants Bank at McPHERSON‘S S UIT S They save you $10.00 on Yonge Street We Save Your More AT $45.00 AT $35.00 AT $25.00 1531 KING TA MURRA ST. EAST ESTABLISHED ~. (3§1853 TORONTO . 21 Magnificent Fur Coats 8 Coats in another group. These include 5 Hudson Seal Garments, 2 Alaska Sable trimmed, and 3 Beavâ€" er trimmed. Lovely looking coats, lined all through with finest quality Radium and Pussy Willow silks in beautiful designs. Coats in this group sell for $550.00 to $625.00. Sale priceâ€" Luxurious Garments of Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Richlyâ€"Trimmed and Plain Models *>*M URRAY â€" These special prices are possible because of the fact that the coats are modelsâ€"made up for display, and having served their purpose, we are now prepared to dispose of them at sacrifiee prices. There isn‘t a single false note to be found anywhere in any of the garments. Down to the last stitch they are the embodiment of goodness in quality, style and finâ€" ish. At our special sale prices they bring savings of so many dollars that it‘s difficult to imagine anyone wishing to miss the opportunity,. This collection of 21 magnificent KFur Coats is a thoroughly representative one,. emâ€" bracing as it does styles that have every worthâ€"while feature produced this season. The models are strictly originalâ€"the skins are the choicest that expert judgment could select, and as to the making of the garments we are hound to say it reflects the highest degree of skill. Now for the prices. Winner of Free Suit or Overcoat Saturday Number 365 10 Coats of selected Hudson Seal in one group, comprising some with rich, selected Alaska Sable, big collar and ample cuffs. Two garments with rich Canadian Beaver collar and cuffs, and one model with Grey Squirrel collar and cuffs. These garments range in price up to $685.00. Sale priceâ€" s MnA KAAAE Heavy Blanket Cloths, 22 and 24 ounce weights, in many shades and styles, quarter lined in silk and satin. Some are full lined in plaid pure wool linings, warm roomy coats that have never before been shown at these PRICES. Young Men‘s Formâ€"Fitting Coats with velvet collars, in beautiful shades of brown, also with convertible colâ€" lars and all around belts. Heavy grey freise Ukkters, the warm long wearing cloth. Heavy Plain and Faney Tweeds in Ulsters and Youths‘ Belted models, all have convertible collars, a warm comfortable coat for cold weather. $445 $355 to $530 Instead of $495 to $685 OVERCOATS MURRAYâ€"KAY COMPANY, LIMITED COMPANY â€" LIMITED AT $45.00 AT $35.00 AT $25.00 Upstairs Cioth 3 Coats in the last group. These are very fine garments, with Alaska Sable shawl collar and bell cuffs Richly lined with guaranteed quality pure silk in lovely patterns and colorings. These coats have all round seal belt. These garments are full value for $495.00. Please note there are only three of these; sizes 36 and 38, length 36 inch. Sale price $ 5 ' 2850 DUNDAS STREET WEST \ ABOVE THE MERCHANTS BANK %? 9 & %‘Jlo, T3j C * * % i+Â¥ 4 Shop WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 192 TELEPHONE ‘I} ADELAIDE O[L 5100 | [ I * *J \ \| 5&