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Try Gray, Bernie & Co, a Listowel's Low Price Makers . For All Lines of Dry Goods For Your Clothing. Vol. 21. No 31. = ess [THE CORNER STORE. | LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCERIES TRIED--TESTED--PROVED That we supply our people with absolutely reliable goods, we run the risk of losing their good will by offering inferior goods. You will find us well equipped with all kinds of Fresh goods in every line. Heinz Pickling vinegar, Pure Olive oil, Sweet Gerkins, Sour mixed pickles, Pork and Beans, Half minute pudding, flavors, chocolate, lemon and cocoa nut, FRUI'TS- Bananas, Oranges, Lemon, Cante- loupes and W: ater melon, Plums and Pe achee=~ Crawfords, the best canners, will commence on September 8th, call and leave your order early. FLOUR--Five Rose, Jewel brand, and Pie Crust. We carry three grades of coal oil. ih All ordet's promptly delivered to any part of the town if desired. Cash or Trade for Produce. E. E. Hunniford \ i} THE HOME OF GOOD SSS 55 == == SS SSS -- ros 'THE STAR GROCERY pe PEAGHES The early varieties are done and the Freestone are now starting. Prices will be a little higher, but quality will make up the differ- ences, so leave your orders with us and secure the best. We are still getting in Plums and prices has heen reasonable, blue. green and red, only 60c a basket. Pears are a good sumple and prices reasonable. NOW FOR PICKLING. To have your Pickles taste juat right you require choice selected full flavored, new season spices, perfectly blended and thoroughly nixed. Our spices are all new goods, selected with the greatest care and thoroughly cleaned. Try ours before buying elsewhere. We handle caly the White Wine Vinegar the very best for all purposos. We pay the highest market price for Butter and Eggs. 'Phong orders promptly attended to. Goods delivered to any part of the town. Listowel Bread fresh everyday. . | BE. T. Greensides & inn " DRUGS " a ans Aa ATS IW sTockx al 'fe Euthymol Tooth Paste ¢ Euthymol Shaving Stick Taylors 7 _~ Colgates ' . Nadrun ' Euthymol Shaving Tube Colgates Tooth Powder Prophylactic Tooth Brushes Cream of Witch Hazel Hinds Honey and Almond Cream adrun Cold Creams Pompeian Massage Cream gyptian Egg Shampoo Germicedial Soaps Taylors Soaps, Packers Soaps, Layoderm Soaps, Bon Ami Soaps Cuticura Soaps, Pears Soaps, Dr. Potter's Soaps, Infant's Delight and many others. Euthymol Tooth Powder Shaving Brushes Rubifoam Cucumber Cream Zymole Colgates " " Williams Bar Colgates Bar A.B. K. Foster, Phm. B. s: tt OPTICIAN a cee west Rete Beta TIONER UGGIST 33 ~ | ) TOWN and VICINITY, PEEEEEEE EEE EEE SE bE: Wa. are clearing out our Ham- mocks at half-price. -- W. Price, Hardware. Mrs. Tyndall, yisiting her mother, ham, 8th con. The Bee to January Ist, 1910, for 25c, or to January Ist, 1912, for $1. cash in advance. of Wingham, 'is Mrs. Geo, Gra- Come to us for vour Gems. We have the stock and our prices are low. -- W. Price, Hardware. Mrs. D. Gordon McQuarrie, and daughter, of Moncrieff, spent several days last week in Detroit. Mr. J.J. Johnson and daughter Irenc, spect afew days last week|. visiting friends in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Stewart, of Guelph, are visiting in town and vic- inity for 1 couple of wecks. Many from here attended the Lis- towel fair on Wednesday, also many red tickets came this way. 'Sliss Annie Cuthbertson, of Strat- ford is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cuthbertson, Main-st. Mr. Geo. Cox liad a page wire fence put up at the front of his place last week adding another neat appear- ance. Miss Jessie Moffat returned home last week after spending a couple of months with friends in Musk ka and Toronto. Mrs. L. Pelton returned home last Saturday, from New Liskeard, accom- panied by her granddaughter, Francis Fullarton. Until Oct. Ist, we will offer any of our wall papers at half-price. This isa great chance to secure 'big bar- vains.--W. Price, Hardware. The*brick work of the Listowel éhair factory addition is being pushed |. whead rapidly hy the contractor, Mr. George Fritz. The acw building will be a very substantial structure. For SALE.--A good brick house and barn, the stable being cemented, ood water, the lot contains 3 acre, all kinds of fruit. For further 'par- ticulars apply to Mrs. Andrew Ten- ant, Atwood, Ont. The beautiful tea service that was won in Londen by Mr Wm. Holman with his horses, and the trophy won by R. A. Thompson, of the Elma Factory, was in the window at W. Rt. Erskine's estore on Saturday, and was viewed by many passing by. FOR SALE.--One hundred acre farm being Lot 19, Concession 9, Elma. For further particulars apply to ARTHUR SiMPsON, Newry P.O. Noticz To CREDITORS.--AIl par- ties indebted to Alex. Morrison for stnall goods, repairs and plow points are requested t> settle on or before Oct. 1st, 1910, as I must have money to settle my own accounts. Alex. Morrison, Atwood, Ont. The following attended the Lon- don Exhibition last week; Messrs. J. A. Porter, Jno. Roger, Alex. Mor- een, Roht. Forrest, Jno. Ducklow, W. Price, Stanley Ford, Matt Stevenson, R. A. Thomp- son, Nesbitt Hamilton, Scott Hamil- ton, Chas. Parker, Wm. Hamilton, Geo. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ballantyne, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Walter [uglis, Mrs. Jos. Hanna, Mr.and Mrs. Hugh Porter, Mr. and Mre. BE. H. Swing. Fall Millinery Openings. -- Fair Day, Oct. 8rd and 4th, 1910. "Try Atwood for your fall millinery, you will find everything new and up to date. If you wish to purchase your hat earlier, will be pleased to show you what we have at anytime." Rooms across from the postoffice.-- Miss 8. E. Sinclair. A Goop POSITION can be had by ambitious young men and ladies in the field of "Wireless" or Railway Telegraphy. Since the 8-hour law became effective, and since the Wire- less Companies are establishing stat- ions throughout the country there is a great shortage of telegraphers. Positions pay beginners from $70 to $90 per month, with good chance of advancement. The National Tele- graph Institute operates six official institutes in America, under super- vision of R. R. and Wireless Officials and places all graduates into posit- ions. . It will pay you to write them for full details at Cincinnati, O., or Philadel Pa, ne j Jno. Valiance, ' . 8: iis at the Elms House Gay; } Srd. id Mrs. Ghas. Blair, spent with friends in Fordwich. Alex. Morrison spent Satur- arles Laidlaw, left on Tues- day for Guelph to take a coarse in the Q, A. College. Mr, "Murray Dickson, of Bolton, is yisiting his relatives and friends in towd.A d vicinity. Mr. aad Mrs. A. Terry, and son Jinx, Spent Friday and Saturday with frie in Monkton. ee Geo. Ellacott, and Miss Wilson spent Sunday with (rae in Morrison. Mr, Robt. Rutherford, of Mitchell, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Rutherford, 14th con. Mré.-Phos: Fullarton left last week fot Johannesburg, Mich., to visit her mother who is yery ill. Miss Bdna Ayers, of the 12th con. left On Tuesday for Barrie, where shé will train for a nurse. Mr.aud Mrs. Combs, of Palmer- ston, Mr. and Mrs. L. Pelton spent Monday and Tuesday with friends in Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Houze, left thig.week for Exeter. Dr. Houze inteude starting a veterinary prac- tice there Don't lead a worthless life. Get your fife insured for a few thousand and you will be worth something to somehody. J: 8. Smith, Rupture Specialist, will be at the Elma os At- wood, Monday, October till 3 p-m.. you are maptered y on should seo him. Mr. ard Mrs. W. H. Brown, left on Monday for Toronto to spend his holidays. Mr.R.C. Milne of Lis- towél, is in charge of the Bank dur- ing Mr. Brown's absence. AMizDale, of Ethel, who has the contract of rebuilding Sohn Sanders house and James Brown's house has nearly completed the game, which is making vast improvement to both places. Mr. McNaughton, of Cran- brook, is doing the brick work who is making a first clase job. On Sunday next there will be special Harvest Thankegiving services in St. Alban's church at 11 a.m. and again at 7. Special music will be rendered by the choir. The Rev A. L. G. Clarke, of London, will be the preacher for the day. The Sun- day school will meet at 10 a.m.--H. B. Ashby, Incumbent. While unloading a car of granite to the G.T.R. station, Listowel, the oth- er morning, Mr. R. T. Kemp had one of his feet seyerely crushed by a lar- ge pieco of granite falling upon it. He was taken home and the injury dressed. The foot is badly crushed. The accident may confire him to bis house for some time. The Harvest Home Festival at Moncrieff, on Tuesday night was a desided success. Monkton quartette, Walton and Union choir, and other select pieces, together with dialogues made it one of the greatest gather- ings ever beld otf our little burg. The autograph quilt was sold for $10.00 and the' shams for $2.00, making the net sum for the evening $149.50. HARVEST THANKSGIVING.--St. Alban's Church, Atwood, Supper and Concert to be held in the Music Hall on Sept. 26th, 1910. Supper will be served from 5.30 to 8 p.m. followed by a grand concert consisting of the following, solos, duetts, quartettes, instrumental, violin selections, corn- et selections, readings, etc, The res- ident ministers will be present, also Rev. A. L. G. Clarke, of London, one of the cities singers. Concert and Supper, Admission 25c. Home-made candy and ice cream for sale. A fishing pond will also be a great attraction. The 52nd anniversary of the Pres- byterian church, Atwood, was held on Sunday and Monday last with gratifying results. Sunday Rev. Mr, Paulin, of Woodstock, addressed the large congregations with two brilliant sermons. Monday eveniug the gathér- ing was large and the programme given was very inspiring. The choir gave some choice music, the address given by Mr. Paulin, on the Northern Lights was most interesting while Rev. J. C. Reid, added much to the programme in his humorous talk. abe proceeds for the occasion was $231 hi Sunday with friends in| 10000 O ibe. Live Poultry Wanted For Cash or Trade at Gray, Bernie & Co. LISTOWEL'S LOW PRICE MAKERS On and after Monday, 26th of September, we will be in the Market to buy you Live Poultry. Call in and see us. + Sell them alive and save the trouble of plucking them. y If you would rather sell them dressed we will buy them as Scalded poultry will not bring a good price, by scalding them you keep the price usual, but do not scald them. down--pick them dry. We ship three days a week -- Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Have them in on above days before three in the afternoon. Drop in and see our stock l up to date Clothing, Furs, Mantles, Dress Goods and General Dry Goods. REMEMBER YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS HERE Gray, Bernie & Co AGENTS FOR 20th CENTURY CLOTHING LiIstow i... NEW FALL GooDs AS) JeH> We are daily filling in our stock with New Fall and Winter Goods, New Dress Goods in all thfe latest designs and Colorings. New diagonal cloths*in all colors, all colors in Ladies and Venetian cloths. New Blacks of every variety. New (tolf Couts for Ladies and Children. New Flannels, F panet, Hosiery, Gloves, etc, Underwear in every style and qaniity. all and Inspect our Stock We recommend Quality in preference to low prices. Good Goods are always the Cheapest, : The highest market values paid for Farm SS PO Oe k W. R. ERSKINE.