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not fail to see our stock, and get our prices before buying. Sole Agents CARNEGIE BROS. D. M. Todd's Bread, Pastry and Cake Having secured the Agency of D. M, TODD, Oshawa, for his Celebrated Bread and Cake, will keep a full supply on hand, Fresh and Right. Orders solicited for decoration and supplying of wedding cakes on shortest notice. Ice Gream supplied for Teas or At Homes on short notice, E H. PURDY NO All parties A.W. Allin, ¥ . o1t Perry, & by notified that the same. ----|paidon or before: Tuesday 3rd, or costs wil be added. Signed, A, W. Alli 'Mr, Ward Allison, 'of Canada|] Life Insurance Co, Toronto, spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. {and Mrs.'S. E. Allison. He leaves Dee. 1 for New York where he lias accepted a position with the New York Life Insurance Co. We wish him every success. REE op 2. If you intend buying furniture of any kiud, it will pay you to watch Marshall Stonehouse's ad. and his store window. He is going to run special Thursday and Saturday sales front ~ now until Christmas, Take a look' at his advertifement now." You'll find it on page 4,-and it may be that the very thing you want is on sale one day this week. 'Presentation to D, F, Hagerman On Friday evening of last week some officers and 'members of Zeredatha Lodge, A..F. & AM; of Uxbridge, met with the methbers of Fidelity Lodge. = During the even ing a presentation 'was made to Bro; D. F, Hagerman by the brethren of the local Lodge. It consisted of a et -------- | case Of excellent briax pipes. SS cHolcE outs BEEF. LAMB, VEAL TTY) FRESH, SMOKED : AND He Stack SALTED MEATS ST You can depend Highest cash upon quality. at prices paid, reasonable price when 'you. buy, meat from' CAWKER BROS. i ; Choral tice Frid ight Additional Locals |, cyt sus rity sist "Dr. Willard came. home for the : holiday. "Mr, R. Brown spent the holiday the holiday with his mother, - | picture show, Mt, C. Kennedy, Toronto, spent wi Laymen's Missionary Movement | A banquet is to be lield iu Brook lin on Friday, Nov. 27th." 'Four hundred men are wanted to attend aud. the evening will be worth keeping open for that event. . Hg: cellent speakers will be secu Further - particulars "later. 1) work is in .the hands 'of 'a cot mittee composed of Messrs, Wm Ross, Port Perry; Mr: Tink] Brookling Mr. Stevenson, Clare: mont ; Mr. Jamieson, Greenbank i -| Mr. Hogarth, Whitby. § Mr. Goldring Leaving Town Next. week Mr. Jos. Goldring goes to Barrie, where be bas p chased an interest in 4 movi been in town for about six yea 'lduring which time he has b bandmaster and leader-of the Me odist choir, To him is due credit of "re-organizing the and bringing it to its present' of efficienicy. - His work in conn tion with the Methodist choir has' also been very good, as could easily in be seen by those who attended choif concert of last year, which IL becarried through: again year with the assistance of Mr. in Oshawa. Miss Myrtle Jackson was Hote 'Mr, Walter Smith in Toronto for | from Toronto for Thanksgiving. ; the holiday. Mr, W. Goldey spent the in Belleville. : Rs always have ir, Groves, Toronto, spent the |good money savers fa their 1. Moliday in town, list is bigger than usual 'with Mr, Goldring has | vests open in'front, sateen facings, | Women's Elastic Rib Vests and Dra _.Laaies' Fur and Fur Lined | . Coats, Stoles, Ruffs, Muffs, ; Caps, All. new and up-to. Just now it is easy to catch cold. Neglect to pr warm Clothing may bring this about. Better bu and get the good of your purchase. "Blankets 'ni . Wecarry a line of Blankets that cannot be excelled for the price .... 3125108500 Boots ia Good, strong, all-leath keep the feet warm, We ha fit men; boy ladies: and