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1A hoh # is ‘â€" Dentist, ; C ‘‘TORONTO JUNCTION, JO§EPH NASON, L. L. B., ~ Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, &o. _ ... . MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. TWR 4 rm-mm tem, _ The v 'i?m'e is the case. _ All Dissases of and Cattle 3 ome of ‘the best o neanen C3 e fmest in America,â€" The train :'-_,‘.vj“ % »L.. stnomes. qome in nm the â€" b .:: ‘,',‘,_..»q?, y ‘ e resased a 2 mM H Et, westos, oxt to ‘the ie. _ The ] ___‘:“:‘““mâ€"â€"-â€"-â€"-â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€" cities, towns and 'lllp‘e; have a serâ€" Toâ€" l Wice vastly superior to that given b Â¥ a‘ Lm & m-v the Grand Trunk ; the cars aré clun’- ® * mm er, the time made on the roads is a good, the service exact to a moment MeeL oo "M__‘“‘- onT. and é'arything is coriducted with the | k same precision and comfort to the / m w ugm?nd-fi'u citizen which mark the post office and h: e "r secukhry. such other ramifications of the gov: h S dnoalih 4 $ g 4 @rnmont system. . These farnish us â€" . SaMe WR E ut on P the object iessons shat prove that there it ba t C movewe ow is no phase e tran@portation ays-1 sho ""~"* _ WOEMT»s Af LO Wi % tom or the system: of communication MV i Mess . d ds WRAKLKTTY, mger, | betweeh towns and cities that cannot wg:! oo:.a.nnuvo AND AT DR. W. J. CHARLTON, y&g‘nlujxqu;«.‘ BURGEON, ETe,, _ _ OPFICEâ€"Oor. North Station & JobnSte. _ Gmwice Houms, {§to i0 aymâ€"and ¢ to $ p. m €EO. FRYER, Prop. + Weston. G. W. COULTER, V. 8., (Rewonint enabcare ovt. ver. coupnor.) TELRPHONE 2413 Room 18, York Chambers, Toronto St., Toronto. London and Canadian Chambers, 103 Bay St. Offices, Cor. Church 1&0“.0-., Toronto panRIgTE® hunnu‘c%:tm xC __â€"__ wnd Kichmond Streets, Toronto. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC Offices, Medical Council Chambers, cor. Bay JKQ. KYLES PINKERTON & COOKE _‘ Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, &c. _ Telephone 2984 W. P. ATEINSON Lindsey, Lindsey & Evans, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries & Conveyancers @@ s Lixpeny, MURDOCH 4 TYTLER MONEY TO LOAN, DoNALD MACDONALD. ®t Solicitors for proving wills and administering Estates. gools sikinepnett! "at the lowent pricen: . Bosk teeth on rabber $8, cheapost $6. Macdonald & Cronyn Office hoursâ€"8 to 10 a m, 1 to 2 p m and 7 to 8 pm CENTRAL HOTEL, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, E TC., ETC., Rexc" m (Late of Foronto) _ WiM, PINKERTON... FRANK C. COOKE Will be at his of Irwin & Co‘s. Drag gwufimmwmqfl SURGBON, PHYSIOLANX: AND: ACCOUCHEUR E. F. IRWIN, M.B.,.M.D. ATKINSON & BOYD Office and Residence, Eagle House, Westen Pacific Buildings, 23 Soott St,; Toronto. Mortgages Bought or Seold. Corner King and Toronto Streets, Toronto. JACKES & JACKES, OFFIOR HOURS Cornet King and Yonge Streots, Office Hoursâ€"8â€"10 a.m., 12â€"2 and 6â€"8 p.m. G, 8, MARTIN, 1 j â€" Dent x 3 kn .lâ€"ni,.-ol the best Bm nin in lbo::ufl. M .-:m, ng a Country Boarding House ;:a'nn‘.".: Telephone 37 Dr. W. Newcombe, THISTLETOWN, ONT. NOTARIES, CONVE YANCERS, ETC. _ Officeâ€"Removed to No, 2 Court St., . * Toronto, Canada. KXLE®. . ~,/ \~ / H.E.IRWIN, IRWIN & KYLES, 0. H. RIGGS, L.:D. S., Rustoaxomâ€"Weston. 6to§$.m.... . 6 BARRISTERS, N0Â¥Xzes axo convyeyAxcErs, OFPICE AXD RESIDENCE, Main St.. Weston. MAIN STREET, PFO®ITE TWE Towy HALL BARRISTENS, ETC TELEPHONE No. 1436. TORONTO. â€" edical. Hictcls, Telephcne 2956, JOHN w EVANS uce t Ergal, Acutal, LE HOUSE, nA eirs® D.D.8., L.D.S,, C. R. DADE, Prop EDWARD W. BOYD MONEY TO LOAN EDWARD CRONTM LYON LIND&EY Jfinflm Don in Saturday Night says : There is a very popular idea that the Inter, colonial Railroad is a misgotton child of Confederation, a ramshackle, illâ€" affair that onl meteiain ns maimant mind of the idea of governmental management of 4 transportation sysâ€" To get Fair Play and Bonnie Play, tax the monopolist out of existence. PWOT TWeR ® By the Single Tak the individual and the community will hoth enjoy the At present the individual is taxed out of his rights, and the community is deprived of its rights by land monopoly. . _ e Euks Phale _ Ad a producer of land values the community ought to own and enjoy such vallies.">. _ _ 1504 3. .8 â€"_â€"__ vartics they produce Fnrmer&; sqns living at home are also qualified to be registered under certiifn conditions, also any person in the receipt ‘of an income of $300 in money or money‘s worth or partly in money and partly in money‘s worth. , @ud. The community, which by its mere existence makes the land it ocâ€" e:rl-. and contiguous land also, more valuable. acormal namés do notrappesm. on the assessâ€" n W""‘E'vef'zjemn has the i to be registered who is of age and a British subject, who owns or occnpies real estate in a city valued at ; in,a town of the value of $200 ; and in the country districts of the value of $150.. Persons not ownâ€" lngz;l estate can also qualify if they pay‘@ monthly rent of $2 or a yearly rent of ’QOa.nd have paid that amount of rent for one year, s __Lord Roseberry referring to the question of the taxation of land values, said : * As longâ€"as herâ€"majesty‘s presâ€" ent advisers are in power, you will meet with theirâ€"unflinching support‘ in any honest and honorable proposal: that you have to make, either with regard to betterment orâ€"theâ€" taxation of ground values." > « FPAITR PLAYâ€"IS BOXNIR PLAY. Producers shouldâ€"own their product. That is natural law and it is buman law exce:t where tyranny or other injustice has defraded human i4w. Ist. ‘The individual. . He ought to own what he produces. purt ‘ will geceive application ment] lists. ~Every â€"p right to be registered and a British subject, occnpies real estate in at $300 ; in.a town of All revisingâ€"barristers through the Dowminion have begun the revision of the Dominton electoral lists. The reâ€" vising barrister takes from the assessâ€" ment books the names of all persons qualified to vdfeâ€"in. Dominion ¢lecâ€" tions, and up to the 15thâ€"of October he 2&!\" ications from persons 0 Are. '@& ‘dfi ‘"vote, but whose Drafts Issued Payable at all points in Canada, and the principal Gities in the United States, Grest Britain, France, Bermuda, &c. Savings Bank Department. Deposits of $1â€" and..upwards received and current rates. of Interest allowed. Interest added to the Principal at the ead of May and November in each year, Special attention given to Collection of Comtmercial Paper and Farmers‘ Sale December and the general elections will come off in March. + â€" Local Mmu.plw‘:d ufiu .'ux mattor insertion, 8 con r lineâ€"a M&mtmuwlr:o. W and Death Noticet, s‘ree to of this Journal 26 conts sach inser tion to othere f Capital (Paid up.) Six Million Dollars..:... .. : . : .. .$6,000,000 B.E WALKER, General Manager. A General Baokiog Business ‘Transâ€" acted. Farmers‘ Notes Discounted. ‘Bpecial Contracts for definite periods ‘of time at rates ....m‘n "N.hvm be made. known Advertisements sent in witoout instructions will be inserted until forbiddon, and charged sceordingly. septed in Tin Euens ht the low ngure of Fwonly. wonty» five conts per line per your. eukr Political adMresses and political party politics over umvm--xfi be inserted ‘muw when. paidty sdthhedit dBBPintof iroutyâ€"Ave BANK or COMMERCE : _ Established 1867. Head Office, TORONTO. coUNTY OF YORK HERALR K. H. KEEFLER. TAXATION OF LAND VALUES R. 0. JENNINGS, Manager. Toronto Junction Bran ch Theâ€" &Weston Cimes Woriv: Parliament may meet in Ordinary advertisements, Eight Conts per ADVERTISING RATES. "~. Jms RUpMpHEp EYERY Thursday Morning, ie« Â¥remmce R THE ELECTORAL LISTS. HE IS CORRECT ovy * Arvelen gh vev â€"shveg F i othe stan sceupled until it is war ocen, unt s wat purpose for which it â€"» presame when the school _ There are now meeting in the school building on ll% l:fh 3 societies, the A. 0. U. W., C. f the Templars, Orangemen and long will be a fifth the S.:0. : ‘ One of the above societies is + for ront at thhe :l’urc:‘m y Although it is hardly the right s fot a building that was built for ®& special purpose to be occupled for other nurposes, yet. under the cireum _ Friday night‘s lacrosso game beâ€" tweeh the single and married men wound up in a disgraceful manner which was creditable ncither to the one side nor to the other. I am heartâ€" ily ashamed of the conduct of those who were guilty on that occasion, it has p-nuo" to any further play such times at least as people can leatn to behava thomselves, > _ .. _. .. I noticed in your last week‘s paper that large space has been given to ‘n:k magistrato‘s "ll‘ls“ I ‘do not think it was to take pifim.lau‘ mn really there was nothing worthy‘ in it of wasting .so much printer‘s ink over it. Many.times there are escapades occurâ€" ring in this village. that would be hiEhly sensational reading,â€"but you take no notice of them. Perhaps the trials take place in private and thereâ€" fore they escape your notice. George street has been the scene of sevanl{ spicy affairs which apparently have escaped your cagle eys. ‘ I am glad to learn that the. Moffat Stove Works at the present time are very. busy ; 42 hands are being ‘\employed. Whilst many of the hands are boarding around in different places, their families are living away from the vilage. This"Rind ofâ€"thing. is very wrong and shows a very great want of enterprise on the part of the Weston people. This difficulty in some measure might beobviatedâ€" if we had quick trausit from the east to the west part of the village and this, transit is to be had by the electric cars. No one that looks at this matter in any kind of a liberal and enterpris~ ing way will but admit that it will do: this place a vast deal of good: Much as we havé progressed in the past we. will still more progress in the future. It is but & few months since the pubâ€" ‘lic schoolâ€"was finished and it was then said * What in the world do â€"we want of such a building?" When the building was started we had but three teachers,. now we have four and so it will be, in the course of a year or two we will require anotherâ€"and the buildâ€" ing of thé.eTectric"cars and working of the same in this community is going to increase our population and that at no cost: to us, but rather will pu money in our pockets by giving us with the "Queen city of the west." Many persons in the city, to avoid cityâ€"taxes, would"takeâ€"up their regiâ€" dence here if we had clectric cars and electricâ€" lights.. In the city of New York halfthe men who do business in it live in the suburbs. Weston is but eight miles from the market of Toronâ€" to city. What better suburban resiâ€" dence with the help of the suburban electric car could be found than Wesâ€" ton. The uncertainty of the steam railway has lost us many a good resiâ€" dent. It is not necessary for me to name them as they are too wellâ€"known to many of ms. During this last month much to the disgust of many of us, who wished to catch the 8 o‘clock for the city, we have found this trainâ€" an hour or two late. M (oofiitie MA Sny ol ie ere O ut cb n s d ud Is it too much to o? that 10 tickets a day for five days in the wegk are sold at the station here. for the city at 45 céents each and return ; this would give per year $1,170 ‘Then again on .each Saturday at least 50 tickets are goid ‘at 25 cents and réturn, which would give $650 yearly.~~ The saving upon these ‘atmounts, pot counting commutations, which would be granted on the street cars at the same figures as on the steam ‘railway, ‘reckoning ‘the cost to the city and return at 20¢., would be $780.. Another feature and a most important one to every person who is desirous of getting to the lake shore in the summer monthsâ€"whereas it costs at least now 25 cents,it will by these cars to the Junction and return only cost ten cents. The electric cars for short distances at least are bound to be universal. Steamâ€"for long disâ€" tances may‘and will for many years to. come, at least, be the popular means of transit. . In the neighboring: republic many townsâ€" and â€"villages are. being united by electricity that hithâ€" erto were hothing~â€"more nor less thah" almost barren wastes, but are now by the aid of the electric car rapidly filling up. ‘ £€ lihoumn io' :!odlhn the Weston citiâ€" zen who might isposed to oppose that $5,000 loan on the score of wono,:ny would be ‘3 shortâ€"sighted. Not only would the U?‘in uestion be a boon to the village and buzt every citizen in it, but twice the amount asked for would come back into the pockets of the people in the shape of reduced fares. ‘Then look at the advantages of the l;-tem itself, . Cars run, say, every hour; i yow- ond car take the next; and so on. on the cars stop at every street crossing, road crossing mrnd other points, where you can get on or off as the case may. be,. And just Snlfl:n‘: besides, that you can get on one of t! cars and travel across York Townshi through the Junction, and‘ clear hmu& the city ptmn_fw%hpflhfm oll ten cent than one cen mile The bonts aikod Tor by the siredd cnitway is a very modest ‘one, and. there ;E?: to be & dozen votes moo:fl'd!’t‘\lul Six,â€"I take the. following from a Junction paper and it appears to be so applicable that Iâ€"reproduce it here : «and r.d" $rome Domins raper vate corporations. heavy chai for building iron bridges, stations, etc., have. been paid â€" }yur to year rather than heaped up capital account, and from.this timg O% we have a right to hope that the | eolonial will x at least solfâ€"sustai f while after the fast Atlantic service touches Halifax the road will be more profitable. S C220E Am en ccmceone nngh t 'u‘“b on. TOWN . ‘TOPIOS: & ~« " and. show that bigtsem of some and To the Editonof The Times :â€" m@s/ It:Lowere one Ofl::"ll\â€" idren so be OFFICE â€"Cor. Eighth Avenue and Pinc Street. Woodbridae aBrEor J wause J. L g10aX WALSH & SLOAN,. f . Neterinary __:.W-â€" is ?." All disemses of ; om n oo Seen coeeneedernet enimenaitented Voeterinary Dontictry and Surgical Operations Calls by Mail or Talagraph promptly attended en ent that ‘sor ies efffoy; in the 1 Jum and commodiot M% .m.n long e y reason Ql .and are seeking advice from Mr, Wi ; , In the meantime the other iaxglnaw&; Bosworth Armstrong, and Mr, Hutton to looK after their interâ€" : 'Mm;en:h is rife and t.her l:tllioolf vfim;ln he coun is * â€" toit Sghool ,muddle " nnd?}z; "little inciâ€" dent" in.the Methodist church on Monday night.â€"News. Roads and Bridges. . . Village‘Improvements Markham Village: County equalzation shows assessment on $237,465 with popâ€" ulation of 1089. â€" Weston $334,400 with population of 1228. n +. ol The.Markliam . Village taxes are this year 26.4â€"10 mills as follows :â€" County 606. ..\ 6. .‘ in +«.+ T430 o r EMA deooniurss:~. .. ... * $10 Woollen Mills : ©<>â€".....;......% 7â€"10 RlectriccLight o * _........... 7â€"10 Publis School:purposes anaWâ€"oanld wl a ommmwuis dens Iwould make a spoon or spoil a ‘horn (ud'noruny longer be an exâ€" ample of slowness to the community, else give way for someone else. X horsd had ‘a lively experience on the railway trick ‘thi m%i _ It wandered 'w-w .-Ném “z!':-pfl beâ€" ‘In many places on Ashbridge‘s Bay the dredge Enisaed its work, leaving only about. iuches ofâ€"water. . Cor ts are made that a large numâ€" ber of old employees who have been residâ€" w‘"‘ i pothon ts coale tyrie and ow d from the cai yres and new comers n on. ‘The barns beloufi to. Mr. Chas. Plunkéts, of Pine %e,‘ were burned downâ€"gn Saturday evening. .‘ * h:.l- m‘nnio Golhou:': was in the village of the ‘Tocomotive, runnin Don station‘ before it got 0: Miss Elliot assumed her duties as teach or last week . â€"â€" ? ‘Rev. Jno. Locke preached in the Metho dist Charch on Sunday afternoon. Prize and Honor Graduates of the Ontario Dr.. Duncan, of Malton, was in town LOCKED THE TEACHER OUT éd order prevailed till noon, when was dismigsed for the day, as is the of theâ€"first day. MARKHAM VILLAGE brought the festivities to a went away satisfied, foeling aÂ¥e was not: the least. among EAST TORONTO PINE GROVE. THISTLETOWN off down the track in front otive, running as hinx“uhxo al during the McKenzie, Norâ€" Pavur Pry oo a0 0 BRA ha out thregtâ€" 26 4â€"10 3 7â€"10 7â€"10 27â€"10 1 2â€"10 1 1440 2 1â€"10 abd i M a tan topr Uf a proporet Sy tek Ts aino it uns Akersmon it the event af the -fi'fil sleotors being : Romtb dn :ymm"&wd"zfl l!:-. "ay ‘sad piace in ths neriam "hack Ri s yotes 5t the siectors, the poul will be Apd/apriont thil Byâ€"aw, and dectire the result tng oo ho m 10. On Saturday, the 8 day of mb-! 1894 the reeve shall attend the council ber in the said villago at the hour of 12 o'oua.nm to appoint xm- to attend at the pollg ,m upon the final samming ap 1"‘?- votes by the clerk on behifof the persons Wn‘ or opposing this Byâ€"jaw ty shan ...5.".‘2‘ the .of at * 6. That there shall be raised and levied in ench year during the oun--me{ of the l?iud}dnb-n- tures by a special rate sufficient therefor on all the rateabie p rty in the Municipality the sum of $401.21 w:]ch manual sum is sufficiont to duehug the several instalments of ci and "To 6t mecruiog due on such del and that the uhllpoch.ln:fu shall be over «n above all other ratos taxes and shall be y collected from the year one_ and ninetyâ€"five to t one thousand nine ll-dnd“s‘x\l fourtecn Bown e ratifern. .t sooner sum of +6,000 with lnwglcnn as aforesaid. 9. _ And it is further etacted that the of 3.".’ qualified m-T‘y-n of the said “Wenon uflll;;'lby l:a‘lovwnlnnon‘ i taken on this aw as nw Wnuoflmn‘nmu anu hereinafter mentioned that is to say on lnd-a the Tenth D¢¥ of l?onb.r. A,. D., 1504, Dufferin Hail in the Village of Weston comâ€" mencing at the hour of nine of¢iock in the foreâ€" noon ndolodfl at the hour of five oclock in the afternoon the .same day wnd the clork of the municipality suall be 4 said debentures when {ssued shall MF"(‘!’? parpose above specified mego ing to the trus intent and meaning of this By 8. This B shall take effeot g'm after the flk:':lh day of o-m.?fl hy l..t-‘ __9. . And it is further etacted that the votes of % : Ths‘t.fis‘o;nd dnb-s:nl shall bGar w&s ra v . per annum from 3.3" theroof wh.lnm:::nr shall be able bhalfâ€"yearly on the Fifteenth day of Av‘m’ and ;)cwbor in ench year at the place above provided lor. & s _ 8. That the treasuror of the municipality ,Mm{)‘l‘{cvc the suid sam..of $5,00U.raised us ifoi for the purpose of aifiug lgw Suburban Street luum Company (Limited) to the treasurer of the said commpany on the treasâ€" urer of thesuid company lianding over to and lodging with him a good and suffcient bond ;r&z,uved of by_the council of the Iluniolpali:i ol Weston that the cm:rsuy will construct a complete the miid ro in and through tho Village of Weston mecording to the l.futuunt entered into between the company and the said municipality, .mmoney to meet such bonuses and for directing "'m m'umor and. form of flw:l’ debenture so issued and of oounhn’n same mz what officer or person the same shallsbe 28 2. That it shall be. lawful for. the. said Reevo to cruso a sories of dobentures toâ€"be mude to the amount of the said sum of N.g: wcrording to the following schedule and he is hereby authâ€" orized und instructed to.sign aniTissue the said debentures bereby euthorized to be issued and to emuse the interest coupons attached thereto to be signed by the treasurer of the said municiâ€" pality and tzn oterk of the said municipality is nanla mwathorized and instracted to attach the seul Of the suid municipality to the saidâ€"dobenâ€" ‘ Axp Wimmtas, it is expedient and necessary to issue five &or cent. debentures of the Vi.llu: of Weston the »mount of $3,100, paya twonty f‘ull.fu!r date for choolxurpou of &-‘- by raising. the sum / of $5, to be granted and paid . by m‘no( bonus in aid of the Toronto and Bubr Btreet Railway Company (Limited) for the purpose of ulhfin%:lu said the Toronto Suburban Street ailway mm (Limited) in extending their system of t Railway and operating the sume in and through the Village of Weston. ® Axp Wermzas, the amount of the whole rateâ€" able pen&’ol the said Village of Weston morm to last Revised Asscasment Roll is the sum of $333.940. â€" _ C6 4+ 38 ArcoWaurmeas. the. existing d‘%fl“‘ debt of the shid Village of Weston amodnts t the sum . of: $13,814,20 | _ and noâ€"principal or interest is in arrear. ° Axo Wianmbas, it is that such anuuâ€" al sum of $491.21, mdl‘lm and levied in each year duringâ€"the said period . of tm:fi Thb rateable property in the Municlyality of the h us Villago of Weston. 4 â€" a 1. That it shall be lawful for the Reove of the said Municipality of Westou_to issue the debenâ€" tures hereinafter mentioned, to the extent of g:,eoosndao cause the proceeds of the same to paid into the bauds of the uogw of_ the said village for the purpose and with the object above recited. tures Aup Wisnras, it will ‘be required to raise annually for the rflofl of twnlxo‘.mdnr- ing the currency of the debentures issued l':mfldu for the paymont thereof the sum; of Tenemerons the council of the Municipality of the village of ‘Weston enuct as follows:â€" 19. _ This Byâ€"law is to be aceord» LE_'!'.Z.!'!"’" C~Whm Axp Wannzas, it is by the last resited section further enacted thas no Municipal Corporation mhall incur a liability for the purposes aforesaid unless the Byâ€"law before the final passing thoreâ€" of receive the assont of the electors of the Muniâ€" clpamilu the manmer provided by the Consoliâ€" dated Municipal Act of 1802; . :;d oaoc nufimm}ufidéfl:fl}'a Eofiilâ€"-m" \00 ench or s ons prondebe i eneent Or hiot beeringâ€" Anterset signed or countersigned respectively, * Asfom n uns Tiup o tiua e n County of York, to the amount of $5,000, to be granted by way of bonus in aid of The Toronto Sul Streot Rallway &nm(nnhxu | WHEREAS, by an act M b ture (;.l the l;;oyvll.i' .‘;t '?I:l.hfioyl:h;fi:.w sev year H“ eaty w, urfin-ty-tour ®ntitled " An Act to ll\smg::z the Toronto Suburban Street Railway Compan: (La‘x:flmd’.” it is unou& other )hlnf omu‘ th e powers given to the Council of '.v::s lneorponmi vmvoo in section six hundred thirtyâ€"four of the Consolidated Municipal Act of 1802 may be exercised in respect of the Torouto Suburban Street Railway Oo-:gufi(umlhd: by in ateiin eoratin tss Reviee utm 0 which or ons thi said company may hereafter be constracted. Axp WiEnzas, by the said section six hundred and, thirtyâ€"four o(’ the coundldsbr llmutfsl Aet of AJI. it is amongst other things provided that the Municipal Council of any. incorporated vuhnzuy pass Byâ€"laws wmn{iu bo'g‘u'llhl to a‘ Ounmu of such ir z for issuing deben “3“" aud for btich furen respastl veiy of hot lost than 10 12 14 16 i 15th Oct. do do . .. do . do 88 R. K. LEIGHTON, . Clerk of the Vilage of Weston 1805 ©3,024 00 $5,000 00 3 4 10 10 orkne walh e 364 91 382 11 177 #8,024 20 d0% 21 an1 2t Lowest Prices. The COAL â€" COAL The only place where you can buy. SALADA TEK: % is the best in the market. Farre. .z * .. We lead the trade in every branch of the General Store busiâ€" nessâ€"largest selectiou to choose from and lowest price: *A Satisfaction in all Orders Guarantecd. 8. Tt °7 Seeetemmen® . 5 NE Cile ce it 20 Good clothes don‘t cost as much as they used to. _ Just come jn and . see what a wellâ€"made and fashionable Suit we can give you for little -nu& ~All sizes, shades and patterns : Gyod ~Tweed Buits from $12 up; Black Worsted Bound Sgits from RG up. We have a few fancy worsteds, light colors for summer: wear, worth from $25 to $30, which we are selling at $20. _ Pante to order from $2:99 up: Give us a call and see our stock and we will make it interesting for you. First cost no more andcheafier in the end. Thesamefl;gy "5% be said of the Buggies and Road Carts of our own manuâ€" _, . facture, of which we have a nice assortment on hand, 6;’ ‘the ~"_ vex;{’sbest material and workmanship at mrgtmngly low “%i prices.~ <=¢ ’ hes e ns jié J. CRUICKSHANK & SONS. _ & Special Attention Given to Gristing: and ~Chopping, â€" cHOPPING AT 6 CENTS PER BAG. _ _â€"_â€" _ _ Orders left at my residence~Main Street, will receive prompt attention; it : I am also prepared to buy Wheat, Oats and Peas. _ _ KEEP YOUR WIFE IN GOOD HUMOR. Having just cumpléeted repairs to our.mill we are now manufacturing the Best Family Flour on the Market. _ D. The crowd of customers who patronize our store prove _ that we keep the goods required at prices to suit. * Immense Stock of New Goods Just Received. Call and See them. fls WALLACE ~BROS., WOODBRIDGE. _ WOODBRIDGE MILLS Where you can get 22 lbs. of Granulated, or 25 lbs. Muscovado Sugar for the mp’gejy.i? - SALT AT ONE DOLLAR PER BARREL. Orders left at Hutchingon & Hill‘s Promptly Delivered. The CRUICKSHANK WAGON _ _ Turns out flour unequalled. Gristing and Chopping. Chopping only 6 cts. a bag. . c FINE JOB P WESTON MILLS! MAIN STRE WALLACE BROTHERS, Woodbridge. Give Her a Dollar and Send Her to .. â€" BURLING DEALBL IN mBsTABLISEAIED 18 286. * * .IF YOU WANTZ*+KH4*+ BET. _ . WEEKS, Proprietor. Calls d ht promptly attended to, e T%'m.ru’, sft Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College Treate all diseases of domesticated animals in the latest and most stientific manner, OPFICEâ€"HAYSTEAD‘3 m. . W OODBEALILDCGE. UNDERTAKER * DR. R. J. WILLIS, Bill work a *" ts sns« NT smaus Ripiile s3 C iC (egts 3 1!.”:“ t B T i in uat EMBALMER. WESTON «hn 3 M h Btsk