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.â€"v.-' iFu ": “5 7r ‘9 1’? 1W"! téfimflr’i @Zéc'uit‘ihiir fit? , " a. it‘i'é“ 'T§¥‘é€i5f-%i¥’ 21% 3H“? (5433:. g; 3,:,; I 3" Ready for Business ‘3‘ £73 With a full line of new and up-to-date mt goods consisting of Ready-made Cloth. if; ing, Boots and Shoes. M en’s Furnishings, gin Ladies’ Cloths, and full line of Groceries 53% right fresh from the manufacturers. % Everything is brand new, and We Wish fig to do business with our old friends and _ 2» to make a host of new ones. 3 In?! 9| On Friday. Oct. 16th. Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan received the sad news Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coyle and family have the sympathy of the community in the loss of their youngest son. Joseph Daniel. at the age of seven months. The funeral took place on Tuesday, Oct. 20th, to Latona cemetery. Rev. Acheson conducted the services at the home and grave. ‘. Since our last budget of about . weeks ago the grim reaper has been buSy in this neighborhood. ()0 Oct. 5th, Wm. Kirk, at the ripe old age of 78 years, passed awav at. his son’s residence here. Mr. Kirk never knew what sickness was till about three weeks before his death and could do a man’s work on ‘the farm up till that time. He leaves a family of five sons and three daughters, all of whom have the sympathy of the community. Nerviline Gives Satisfaction. Polson’s Nerviline, the new and certain pain cure. is used with satis- faction in every instant. There is abundant reason for this. for it per- forms all that is claimed for in. Nerviline is never failing cure for cramps. pains in sides or back. sore throat, lumbago, chilblains. teeth- ache. Nerviline is in facr. a sure remedy for all pains. both internal and external. Medicine dealers everywhere. We again refer to the fact that the members of L. O. L. No. 1192 will have their Pie Social on the night; of November 5th. Admission 150; Ladies bringing pies, free. The Sunday School in Lawrence’s Hall was brought to a close on San- day for the present year bamuel Lawrence laSt week. I Mr. John Jones. Owen Sound, is The people in this part who argyvisiting relatives and friends in this ever ready to Show their generosity f VICIDZW {01‘ a few days- I v 4 ‘ o .’ I , . ' ‘ dfberfpnhblegddt inf. (JeOI. IJaWIBucL a 31188 L111), Jaclhon “1‘0th Caro, 0110 burs {:31 5;“ “1'“! was” mid liua. was visiting her aunt; Mrs. I“. (Y «A ( ‘ 5 p 112,, s an L, ore .111; it a 0113: -0 . Hargmve last: week. acres had clmnged Its color. bome; ~ ' v ' ‘ x r o {a v- .) c I who could nor. be on hand that day. Mr. “103 harmed) .5110. ”COW!” will yet fall in line and lend a help- : int-f 3'3 rapidly “5 might be expected. illg hand‘ ; ‘1nbaw.\ (”Hum-JAN phnnlnton n\-\/J f ' . . toe v 1 ; 1 '- . 1 31 Abraham Crut-chley raised hlgl S that “”‘n ”“3 b 05 .- 0118 Di lnew barn on Tuesday last. Mesms. fthose tips the scam i” .3 lbs and 1135 Phos \lcFadden and George Binniela small piece taken off it vnth the * 10 were selected as Captains and after' ’ 0"th- some time of heaving and lifting . “_,____v__.‘..._‘_ p1nn1n«r and nailimr the task was com- The 1 - . . re s a Star 1n Mornm T1 dn . pleted. Binnie, by the aid of a (1056!); y g re ess extra men or more, \'as successful A Story Of bIOOd- Weakened nerves, in winning the race. Mr. Neil Mic-.0f a starved brain. Plenty 02' food, Fayden is contractor. After tea was mind you, but perhaps poorly pre~ served the floor was cleared and ”pared and too poorly digesmd to few pleasant hours were whiied' mannain 1‘ ӣ01005 bOdL Ferro- away in music and dancing. 1311.530”tn quickly makes blood, “”85 Jas \laine raised a large L to his Strength to the nerves, cures the barn on the Tuesday previous which famed feeling that prevent vigorous will give him ample room for stock ' thought 8“” act1on. Use Ferrozoue. foddez and implements. Mr Gemge 1t make blood. and good blood feeds Moore had the contract and of course Lb” nerve. .Strong and vigorous everxzhing was done up in the right nerves are Just another name for way ’l‘L Lat eveninw after the inner good health. If you seek health, man had partaken of its wants the and arelief from the tired morning floor of the spacious kitchen Was feeling, use lt‘errozone. Sold by all cleared and evening; pleasantly spent l druggists. in plays and music. ; *‘“""*‘°'*"* ---.- Mr Jas. Wilson, of V,ancouver Glenmon’t. B. 0., was the guest of Ur and 1113. A. . . _ bamuel LaW1ence laSt Week. Mr. .luhn .Innm. 0mm $1an is Miss Ellen Lawrence visited her friends in Beutinck last week. Miss Maggie Moore. of Toronto. Spent a few pleasant days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Moore. lately. Mrs. Richard Banks was on the sick 113: for a few days last week but we are glad to report her all right again. Little James Vaughan, son of Mr. Hugh Vaughan, goo badly kicked on the face while trying to catch one of the horses in the field. But under Dr. Macdounld’s care he is pregress- iug favorably. Mrs. Wm. Kingston has been on the sick list for a few days. It is to be hoped she wiil soon be herself again. Mr. George Duncan. of Riverview, was visiting Glenroaden friends on Saturday and Sunday and was ac companied back by Miss Maud Banks. Tug-of-war in the near future between two stalwarts! Mason Jim Boaks is assisxiug the Watson Bros. to build a cellar. Miss Alice Banks. of Dundalk, was visiting her home and other friends here one day last week. Old Mr. Quinn says, it must b: a very poor man that cannot get 100 pounds of shores on time. Very true. Mr. Allan Boyd is now the happy possessor of a fine driver with 3.11 the appliances such as buggy, cutter and harness. Threshing is about over with a good yield and happy farmers which makes the wheels run smoother. Miss Maud Bank: was visiting the parmnal houm Saturday and Sun day. Mr. Theodoé Loeson was visiting: Glenroadeu {fiends for a fow days last week. Mrs. Baiiey has returned to Glen- rouden and is now installed as house- keeper for Mr. .\1. Kenny. Mr. GeOrge Bailey was visiting his Sister. Mrs. John Quinn. Sr.. for a few days last Wuek. Mr. Gilleu B0311 has been making some improvements in the building line. Mr. Mike Kenny lost. a valuable pig lately. Cause. heart failure. 'm"-"H".' .Iâ€"I-Q- Spring Bank. Glenroaden. Glascott. 0.9 The grief stricken widow. her two children and the sorrowing friends have our sympathy. i The funeral took place on Wednes- day. The funeral sermon was preached in the Ebenezer church. by 'the pastor, Rev. Mr. Roach, after :which the remains of the deceased ' were followed to the cemetery by a large number ot friends. In the pro- cession the VVorkmen and Orange- men went in separate bodies, the Orangemen and pail-bearers marched immediately in front of the hearse. After the burial ceremony by the pasmr, the Orangemen gathered around the grave and performed] their own burial service; paying a ham tribute to their deceased brother and friend. Among the relatives who attended the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Gilpin and daughter from Muskoka, Mrs. Thos. Hymers and son from Donigal. Messrs John and Abraham Jones from Owen Sound, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tifi. Hanover. It, was with sorrow that. the friends and acquaintances of the lace J. W. Stephenson learned of his unexpected death. which took place at; his home on Monday the 19th inst. He leaves a wife and two small children to mourn his loss. Some three or four weeks ago Mr. Stephenson became the victim of Typhoid Fever, but with good nursing and good medical aid he was seemingly recovering rapidly and expected to be up in a few days, but, on the Monday morn- ing he became suddenly and fatally ill and died after enduring intense sufiering for about; an hour. He was taken away in the prime of life at the age of 33 years, and he will be very much missed both at home and by his many neighbors by whom he was always held in high esrimation. Messrs Chesley Cheslette and Isaac Hooper lefL last week to fill up- pointments in the lower settlements. We wish them success. We notice in several papers that some peofloe think they have big p0- tatoes. Your scribe has two pota- toes that. weigh 5') lbs 8 oz , one of those tips the scale at 3 lbs and has asmall piece taken off it vnth the pIOUgh. by wire of the death of their eldest son John, who succumed to an at- tack of Typhoid fever at Rat Portage Hospital. His remains were ac- companied home by his two brothers. Charlie and Isaac. who had gone west for the harvest months. The funeral took place on Saturday. Oct. 24th. to Latona. The services at the Louse were conducted by Rev. Hunt- er of Markdale and Acheson of Dor- noch. A large floral wreath was pre- sented by the Methodist Church of Berkeley, of which he was an active member. A beautiful arch with gates ajar, by hisintended bride. Miss Maud Bowers. music teacher of Mark- dale, who feels the loss very much. The grief scricken family have the sympathy of the community in their sad bereavement. Mr. T. Sowerby’s little boy has been very ill for some days, but is now on the Way to recovery. Mm. 'l‘. Moran Spent a few days with her motlwr, Mrs. Ryan of Irish Laku. recently. 31 r. Will Bell bought a fine pair of two year old colts last week to re place the team he sold. â€"â€"â€"'â€"â€"__wâ€"wâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"wâ€" lyer’s' Fili‘e Increase the activity of the liver. am! thus aid recovery. (3.81. 00. “tugging Aye _ _,__ i, ['8 “ For 40 years I have de ded on Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coug and colds. I' know it great]; It‘ronztheu wegk‘gungs.’_' “‘_____-__ ‘- n Take cold easily? Throat tender? Lungs weak? Any relatives have consumption? Then a cough means a great deal to you. Follow your doctor’s advice and take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. It heals, strengthens, prqvents. chdeun gs Cherry Pectoral :39. RA": fibiifeoivl'smiTmch. for J. O. A788 00.. Lowell. ”Mags, l [or sale his Dairy business in Durham. consisting of eight; cows. wagon, cans. and all appliances and good will in connecnion with Same. There’s money in it for a quick pur- chaser. Terms on application. HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS [or sale his Dairy business in EERamcoats We a1e going to clean t111s line so out in 01de1 to make room f01 0the1 goods. 3; Get \ 0111 eye on the snaps. $1 a Dairy Business For Sale. McIntyre Block. El Bargain Day. S ’1 (.9 y: '1‘ I f go 9. JORDAN BURNETT ‘ SW4 SW; :N’éw. $74: $32. 9'92. \ o 9 o o v\o IQ. ciao ("o 01?. .Ieo 0 A" 2 Increase of Business Fhsnhald, ihe Blothier; Ordered SUitS. We have a lame range of Tweeds to select 110111. No tvy o alike Ready= to=wear Suits. For the remainder of the season we will make Saturday, bargain «Say. when two counters will be reserved for Special Bargains. Call whether you wish to buy or not. and see our special bar- gains. That’s what we haVe been doing all season and we’re still very busy. This week we invite our many customers to visit our show room and see the very newest in TAILORED and OUTING Hats, and a grand display of Black vel- vet Hats with trimmings of Os- trich plumes. tips, etc. We al- ways keep a number of ladies’ bonnets in stock. ENE WHERE TO SECURE THEME; MISS DEC J. H. BROWN. Proprietor. BENT FORGET we Barry TRUNKS and GRIPS. The newest, the best and most complete stock at the lowest prices. Drop in and see our Men’s Worsted at $5.50. 25c. 35c Is a fair guage of public appreciation quality of any article. A short time 2 recommended our own special Are known the world over. V larly fortunate to secure the We suggest a. trial. GOLDEN LION TEA Overcoats. Durham. Ont. ’Phone 27. The Agent. All persons owing us on Twine and Repair accounts are respectfully requested to call and settle at once and oblige, Massey-Hams Shuwmums JBHN UVINGSTUN per pound â€"â€" NOTICE Durham. Ont.