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~‘ The Store that sets the pace 1 11L J S:ptember 11, 12, 13 Round Trip Tickets im W te Fall particulars from any C P R Agt EXCURSIONS Minneapolis, etc. Return limit Sept. 29, 1913 Bay City Grand Rapids Cieveland 3t. Paul ANNUAL WESTERN at very low rates Did you ever wear a Brown suit ? To be correct you should wear brown this fall,â€"â€"that‘s what the style books tell us. Anyway we want you to see this range of Fall Suits â€" just op® ened = pretty brown Scotch tweeds, Bulgarian Weaves and Heather Mixtures, hand tailored and built on the 1914 models, just a notch ahead of anything you have seen. These suits are worth Fifteen dollars but Twelve sounds like a price that would make them go quickly. You‘ll say so when you see FOR $3.50 J« our Choice of Four Pafterns NEW FALL SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS Suits for Boys size 26 to 33 ; $5.00 $5.50 | QUICK ENTER ANY DAY at the _A ~MNORTHERNL] /2 it. If he cannot supply @ / the MARVEL, ncccptyno U other, but send atamp for illusâ€" w trated bookâ€"realed. gt gives full :nleulm and directions invaluable ladies. WINDSOR SUPPL Y CO., Windsor, Ont General Agents for Canada. THE J. D. ABRAHAM COMPANY SALE The semi fin@x1 experience of Durâ€" ham‘s Juvenile Lacrosse team was rather short lived,â€"eight days to be exact, After taking Hanover‘s measâ€" ure in Mt Forest and when the Maitâ€" lands of To:onto had trimmed Brampâ€" ton, only three teams, Duashams, Maitlands and Bracebridge were left in the ranmnog in the Javenile series. The (wo former clashed at Orangeâ€" ville list Thursday and sid to relate, it was the Durhams who dropped, Condition, class and experience tell almost the whole story. _ The Maitâ€" lands in constant training in gyronasâ€" um and athletic games, arein the pink of condition the year round. _ They bhave a well arranged system of attack, an almost impregnable defence and the largest bunch of "kids" the locals eyer set eyes on in any Juvenile serâ€" ies _ Durham boys were lax as regards keeping in shape and owing to a style of facing stick eheck allowed by Refâ€"/ eree Fravk Doyle of Toronto but not by others could not penetrate the Maitland defence. The blue and whites scored their only goal after 4 minutes play and the Ma«itlands took two before quarter time, _ Half time score was 4â€"1, three quarter 6â€"I, and fuil time 11â€"1. . The Darhams had a much greater share of the play than the score would indicate, but their shooting chiefly at long range was ineftective. AYION .+:.« ...3 1s cÂ¥+s Chatsworth.......... Chestey.:.>.....+«‘s.r+> Collingwood . ......... Dundatk ........+. ... Flesherton ........... EthOYEER::....¢i}%. i. Holstein...:.;.....;s‘.. London (Western).... Markdale............ . esford.... ... /.« .>«: Mount Forest...... ... Owen Sound ...... ... Referee Doyle was plainly partial to Maitlands at the start and got himâ€" self into a hornet‘s nest when at end of first quarter. _ Durbam players and Orangeville spectators surrounded hi and forcibly called him down for penâ€" alizing Calder a minute or two prevâ€" 10us for a fair check. _ Doyle lost his temper as well for a few s2conds, but for the balance of the game his work was a decided improvement and throughout he had fifteen Maitlands and eleven Durhams at the fense in his endeavor to keep the garce clean. More spice was added when Orangeâ€" vilie‘s Chief of Police collared two Maitlands for fighting and with their two Dutham adversaries got 15 min. rest apiece, _ An unfortunate accident was that happening to Grant, one of theheadiest of tke Durhams, who wrenched bis knee stepping into a hollow, and is quite lame as a result. Keep this list for reference DURMAM .......... .... ..8EPT 23.24 NYLORNR ... .. .. .. .. :+1. . +« . SUpE Say 20 Chatsworth.......... ...... Sept. 11â€"12 Chestey.......... .. .. :+ .+. .Sept. 10â€"17 Collingwood,......... . ... . Sept 21â€"27 Dundaltk.......... .... .... Octobertâ€"10 Flesherton .......... . ..... . October 7â€"8 Hanover.............. ...... Bept 18â€"19 Holstein............ ... . Sept 80, Oct. 1 London (Western).... . ... .. Sept 5â€"13 NMarkdale................ ....Ogt. MIG Meaford........ ........Bept 30, Oct. 1 Mount Forest...... .......... Sept 17â€"18 Maitlands are now up against Braceâ€" bridge in the finals, and will probably hand them a dose somewhat similar to Durhams. Caused by Kidney, Stomach ana Bowel Disorders St John, N, B,. Sept. 18, 1911 â€"My brother was a great sufferer from kiduey, stomach and bowel troubâ€" les and wasgiven up by two doctors. He was advised to try your Fig Pills, which be did and after taking five boxas was completely restored to health and is better toâ€"day than he has been for years. â€" You can‘t recommend Fig Pills too highlyâ€" J W MANVERS At all dealers, 25 and 50 cents or the Fig Pill Co., St Thomas, Ont. Maitlands Put us Out LOST VITALITY List of Fall Fairs THE DURHAM RBVIEW HOLSTEIN J. D. ABRAMIAAM CUMAN Y You Pay Less Here : m onomememgpapananapes ongpon ons on e gpntapir ie ce it eP mmma@é $12.00 QOctober 7â€"Q $6.50 Congrata@lations to Miss Mary| Clark ct Calgary wh> was on Wed; nesday married to Mr. Scott of the same plase. The happy couple will reside in Revelstoke, B. C. Miss Elliot of Guelph is visiting her cousins, Mr John Renton‘s this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lennox and children, Jim â€" Joinston and wife visited on Sunday at Mr. W. T. Pinder‘s. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson and childâ€" ren of Edmonton, â€" Alta., accompanâ€" ied by the latter‘s . sister, Miss Cbampion, are visiting at Mrs John Wilson‘s, en route from P. E. Island to their home. A Mrutio®n,.â€"The Toronto press and exhibition authorities made almost grotesque attempts to coax attendance at the big fair in order to reach the million mark. On Saturday one paper broke out " A million, a.million, Bish, Boom,. Bah, A million, a million, Rah, Rab, Kab," and repréesents the Presiâ€" demt and Directors as being possessed of the exuberance of school boys out onan unexpected holiday when the last day broke tair and promised well. OUne thousand times onme thousand is a large number and the Direetors and the push men behind them are to be congratulated on keeping up to the high water mark, the biggest annual show in the world. One million people placed in line giviag each 18 inches of space would extend about 290 miles or B'lâ€";(:i_né them 42 vards apart would reach around the world. 1,009,000 was the attendance actually reached. The rain on Sunday night will do a great deal of good and break the hot spell. The school bell is clinging again and the hittle ones are off to school. The church people held a meeting on Monday to decide about the barvest home as Yeovil is holding theirs in Orchard. Orshard has decided to wichdraw theirs and hbold it on the 12th and 13ih of October. Mrs. J. rown Bwent to Durham on Monday . Miss E‘la Renton is visiting at her home bhere, preparatory to entering as a nurse in Gueiph Huspital. _ Scattered Helpers of W. F. M. S. will hold their annual meeting at Mrs Andrew Henry‘s on Taarsday. Rev. Mr. Kendell will give an adâ€" dress BEks SUrFER In â€" Wintk®r.â€"The cold of the last winter certainly played bavoc with the bees in Grey County. According to the Provincial Apariarist report, just published, no fewer than 2386 colomies of the livtle honey makers were destroyed by the cold last winter and that means there were 15 per cent colonies less this spring than last fall. There were 1331 working colonies in the county this spring. Eyery county of the 49 in Ontario suffered more or less, At present Grey County stands 8th in the list. The erop prospects for this fall are good. A days. Sorry to report that Mre Alex. Mc Donald is ill with neuaralgia. Mr. J. McMillan, Ceylon,, visited with the Clark tamily on Sunday and attended Amos Charch. Mr John Renton has been laid up with rhenmatism for the past few Mr and Mrs. T. Atchison visited at Mr P. Mutch‘s on Sunday . ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO &’I’“fl" Dromore Orchard Obberstyles in Bulgarian and Diagonal Tweeds, in pretty shades of Tans ard Brown, #e beck being tailored in panel style. It will be a pleasure to show you these. $11, $12.50 and 815 In all wool Diagonals we are showing a particularly attractive coat, fifty inches long, with belted back. Colors come in brown and green with a graceful collar of self material, cuffs to match and trimmed with a yery attractive button which matches the cloth beavtifully, Specially priced at $10.(°0 ~We‘re quite in love with Dame Fashion‘s best efforts in the classy garments to be shown for Fall. â€" When you see these swell coats you‘ll agree with us that the season‘s styles surpass all previous efforts. Our new coats at $10, $11, 12.50 and $15. Will make frieads with you at first sight. Come in and look them over â€"â€" we want to prove to you that we are showing the same garments that the big city stores are showing and We Sell for Less BECAUSE We Buy for Less Ladies, have you _ |m%® seen the new Fall Coats ? 2 LOCAL AND PERSONAL neighborhood. The Women‘s Institute of Dromore deserve eredit in providing telescopâ€" isdrinking cups for the scholars of the school. Mr. Jas. Leask of Saskatoon is a weloame visitor back to hs old Albert and Miss May Haba went to visit Torontofriends on Tuesday of last week and of course took in the Exhibition. They return this week. Messrs Jobhn Secit and Gordon Geddes, Mr Wm Ramage and daughâ€" ter Grace were also Exhibition yvisiâ€" tors and while seeing mach to admire found a good deal distinctly uneleâ€" yating in the Show performances in tront of Grand Stand and in the Midâ€" way . Another pivneer of the Township of Egrement in the person of Mr. John Smith, passed away on Tuesday morning at the ripe old age of 85 We welcome back Miss Morrison, teacEer at No. 13, to our secticn this week. Don‘t forget to attend the Egremont rural scbool tair next Wednesday, at S. S. No. 10, east of Yeovil. The first of its kind ever held in the townâ€" ship. â€" The children‘s work will be on exhibit. A nnimber of men employed by the Bell Telephons Co. arrived in the village this week to begin work on he long promised extension lines, The Women‘s Institate will hold their monthly meeting at the home ot Mrs Wm Groat, Friday, Seps 12th. Members «nd others interes:ed will please note the change in date from the 18th to above date. p ©l _ Live fowl, ehickens and ducks rcâ€" ceived up to Thursday of each week . Highest prices cash or trade. Mrs. .Nicholson arrived home Tuesday from her visit to friends in the West. Miss Jean McGowan of Duarham. has arrived and will be in charge of the Millinery department of J. W. Hunter‘s store. _ e Reid‘s cemetery Mr. and Mrs John Orchard drove to Thornbury, making several visits along the road . The service at the Ebenczer a week ago Sunday was caken by Mr. Robinson of Chesley, who was here on a visit to his sister, Mrs. J. Halâ€" penny. Rev. Mr. Matheson was exâ€" pected but through some misunderâ€" standing he went to Salem to find an empty church, they expecting him in the evening. Someone at the Ebenâ€" ezer suggested that Mr. Robinson shou)d address the waiting people, which he did with great acceptance tow, though on the spur of the momâ€" ent. Mr Chas White, employee of Mr W L Dixon, took suddenly ill on Sunâ€" day necessitating his remoyal to Mt. Forest hospi al where he was taken in Dr. Sneath‘s auto, Mr. Dixon acâ€" compan, ing. Mr. Roy Lofius spent a few days with friends in the village this week, ears. egcac®e enc uce coor North Egremont /A The Taneral takes plate y afternoon at 3 o‘clock to J. W. HUNTEK _ _ Monday and Tuesday, Sept 22 and 23 Liberal prizes offered. Special attracâ€" Lions. _ Good band in attendance. Grand concert on night of Sept. 23. Admission, adults 25¢, children 15c¢. Hexry, M.P.P. is East York.â€" The election in Eist York on Monday resulted in the election of the Couserâ€" vative candidate by 605 majority. This is a reduction of the former maâ€" jority, the lhberal candidate gaining in the rural parts, but much of theriding is part of Toronto and the complexion bere is strongly antiâ€"lLiberal. The Liberals, considering the situation, and the great haste with which the electâ€" ion was brought on, made & fairly good fight. Came to the premises of undersigned ot 17, con 16, Egremont, a red yearling steer. Owner will please prove properâ€" ty, pay expenses and call for same . JOHN NELSON; The Monnt Forest Fall Faw will be held on Wednesday and Thursday of next week. _ The fine, modern and spacious new agricult aral bailding will ke used for the first time, It is expectâ€" d that records will be broken, both as to exhmbits and attendance,. Grand concerts both nights, _ Single fare by rail, Remember the dates, September 17 and 18, J, T. Allen,Becretary . The Postmaster Geperal in a speech at Winnipeg announced that on the 1st of January next the parâ€" cels post system would go into effect n every part of the Dominion. There will be a system of zones withâ€" in which charges will be unitorm, but from zone to zone a higher rate will prevail. _ We believe there are Isosmaller zomes to protect raural was and villages trom city competâ€" ion . Additional Locals. ScnExk,Pres. L}QJ. HALPEXNXXY, Sec Ayton Fall Fair = â€"â€"â€"â€" # # @ _ Parcel Post Strayed . No 2, Holstein || Lot 3. con. 13, Egremont, containâ€" | ing 100 acres. 6 acres good hardwood bush, 6 acres mixed timber, balance | good tillable land. _ Well watered. | good spring coreck ranning tBrough, iunnthvr spring a few rods from birn, drilled well at house. Good frame ! bouse and barn, large drive shed, fine | orchard. Bituated 2} miles trom Holâ€" stein, 4 mile from echool, Will be «old on easy terms, For further particu ars apply on premises to M relable French regulator; mever fails, | sese pilis are exceed‘ngly.f;‘:werlu'lt regulating <~s generative portion of the female system. Ees :lsl clt;:np lmihuuo'nl."(l‘)r. M‘.fl!d“'. are “.’ at a box, or three for $10. al 0 an dress The Scobell Drug Coâ€", 8t. OolLfl:u. Ont Notice is hereby given that a Cout will be held pussuint to the Ontario Voters‘ List Act, by His MHonor, the Judge of the Countrvy Court of the County of Grey, at Holstein, on the fiftth day of September, 1913, at 1145 a, m. o‘clock to hear and determine complaint of errors and omissions in the Voters‘ List of the Municipality of Egremont for 1913, Office at Holstein Drug Store Dated at Holstein this 18th day August, 1913 DAVID ALLAN, DR. JAS. £.. WILSON, B. A. Physician, Surgoon and Accoucheur W. J. SHARP Holstein Conveyancer Issuer of Marriage Licenses Meney to loan at lowest rates, and terms to suit borrower, Fire and 1ife Insumance placed in thoroug!»y rebable compani Deeds, Morâ€" gages. Leases u.nd..W‘illu executed on shuivest notice. All work promp!y attended to. Special attention paid to disem=»= of Women and Chiddren, ~% Also Rye, Ear, Nose and Throsat,. _ Ey (hmmmhly tested and glaswes pro perly fitted. Dr. de Van‘s Female Pills A reliable French regulator; i Jodge‘s Court of Revision Municipality of Egremont SEPT 11, 1913 Farm for Sale. JonX WaALMSLEY, Hol stein SQUARE Clerk of Egremo: FAIR IL ugh, APM, ame fine Holâ€" ig t \eook dp"opcom_aln" ce dle en o t*a a*w Â¥"w weelcel John Kell Attend â€" Sout Fair at Durh Sept. 23rd a OF CANAD an mot Charac Gold Med The m watobfulne insure in (G quelity eve brands tha Mount 1 Our Stoc TORONTO U U R H § Phone 58 VOL. XX H Stit W $ F BJ 4 UT New New Bla wide, a vard h: B 715C B ©1.,00 1.25 $1.50 ia0t name Blac ee Custo F7 n t cre D