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repa 313‘ Wt line of all Stouffome Carriage Works. DEALER Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime Cement. Coal and Wood. MANMFACTCRER _OF Doors, Sashes, ete. AGES}? Don Valley PreSsed Brick and Kennedy Davis Painted Ceiling. Hurry to'VVarriqer’s before all the best snaps are gone. REMNANT- dud BARGAIN SALE irst=class Factory Buggy for $70.00! BUGGIES, FARM WAGONS, ETCJ 57_ 5 R( qu 20 pie< 43 Ends mm 1000 yds Lac FRUITS in season. THIS WEEK'S GOODS ARE Peaches 30c. Blackberries 18 for $1. Melons 20 and 25:: each. Plums at 35c per. basket. 57 Mex gift-‘2’ Kim“ .SUGA R The very best Jars made with round smooth rim S- M. ‘WARRIN ER. . Remnants m ’75 quarter prices 75 pieces shaker See Réfiihant Tables at the Door. $1umos1 Boots 8: Shoes Ratcliff’fi: Co. W. H. TODD 'ddr S SllltS te now ready for the Sprin asses of ' best ma J._A. HEISE; Come before the best is all picked' 112. )CCI'V black mercerized satin 150 worth THE PANTRY. some Second hand Buggies in g 3' Grain La comi 1V GROCERIES. >xfotds and Stnu; lll‘ and black skirting :0 $1.00 a \‘d. and black fi'eiie 75c \\ orth 1.00 to $1.25. that we fords S: Strap Shoes 8-10, reg 85 at. ’50 . Underhill’s mm 250in according t0 length about 00 worth flannel at lowest prices. worth 5c uance )xlords chulp at )mer done on shor 3113 cu The great saleof Boots and Shoes swings into its third weék tomorrow. ‘ More firsbclats boots shoes burs been listrihnted among the peop le 0! Slouflvifle and vicinity during the past. (ow weeks M: Bargain Prices thin was ever known betore. ‘ _.._ r.._- _- than was ever known before ' Mrs. J. Russell fished ." Our policy )8 m undersell W her bm‘h" J- Adam have emphasiznd that, point in this Mr 5nd Mrs H 9813!. on, sale. Next. week’s offerings furthefi wele Stouflville visalprst illusuue our underselling policy. )i- 7100 lbs he 'bénefi )I STOUFFUILLE SHOE STORE 00t01100‘ 11116 BARGAINS fir )m st-class 1m AT LAST SE ASON‘S z 1 ‘25 to $1.50 to elm $1 15. sale price 750 : $1.25. sale price 39. st notice Trade with a full for past fa vors We for preserving at: lowest prices or 141' e are in can sail hanics yds. 50c. HorSe Hood lor Boadwny is spendhé_a...lw digs in Toronto. The mnny friends of Mr. and Mrs. John LalmIer, Tuunton. will be griev- ed to learn of the somewhnt sudden death of their son. Jesse. which too place on Wednesday. the 20d inst. A few days before his death the young man was working'on the farm in hi. usuul good health. but. an muck kidney trouble came uponhim sudde y and delth claimed hirp in less that a ‘ week. although never before} experien- choir. and lately had be violin in the choir. when were greatly appreciated Lander have the sympall circle of friends in their bug for Monday. . Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Smith wer hing friends in Lindsay nv-er cing any trouble from this source. Deceased £33 a. very bright. clever and popular young man. both around his home gnd in Oshawa. He has always resided with his parâ€" ents ou the farm. and was his father‘s chief assistant. He was a member 3]," the Simcoe Street. Methodist. churchm’ choir. and lately had been playing a menu Miss. Lizzie Brcsuing.. , to. is visiting 3:. Mrs._ Chas. E: '3. Mrs. Rae Gim‘aleu of Quillixvisitnd Mrs. E. J V ensflaa and 01:11:; Friends over Sunday. Mr. and Mrkfliwaria Shutter. of New Yoxk. ara-yisitincfin aha home of Mr. Stoul‘fer'smenm. It. lingwood Mr. and Mrs. C:'Rnssdl|Ehch hm returned [lune fromwhom-sumrner v cation Mrs. J. \V. Byrue, of Allegheny City. Pu.. who has bet-n visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs. Geo. anubart during the past few weeks.returned to her home last week with Mr. Byrne. who s‘pent in few days here.'l‘hey were accompanied home by Mrs. Urquhart. who will spend sereml weeks with her daughter. few bad bruisel and nshnkiug up‘ Ross seems to have got. over the acci dent. chissel to one of the workmen. when he stepped off the mftérs and fell through the ceiling and in his descent struck against a barrel below. It wns thought. at first (bar. he was seriously htirt. but luckily he escaped with n MrsJImning; 11330960011 3 class for Vocal Cnlure in.SLc-Ifl'ville. For terms and further intermzibn call at her residence. Main SL 'accident one :dny last week. which might have proved very serious. He was in zho room above Cunliffe. Peters store. where extensive altoru. tions are going on. and Wns taking n Mrs. F. Sheppur} and daughter. of Toronto. return“! home nhar spend- ing a couple of “salts with her par- ems. Mr and Mrs Boadwuv. Mrs (Rev)Ai|kenhend will preach at the Methodist church here next Suu~ day evening. Hearty invitation exten- ded to all to be preSent. Mr. E. J. Davey has returned home from Lornevilla.where he has been the past month or so. He W1" be at Lind- say for a week or two. before returnâ€"- ing home again. 0 I'E an Mrs. Thos Martin. of Norlhport. Washington, U. S. A. is visiting her sister. Mrs. R. B. Dunca’n. It is ten years since Mrs. Martin was in Stout! Dunnâ€"On Sunday. Sept. 6th. Mary Ann Harper. relict of the late Eli G. Barclay. aged 78 years The remains wereinlerred in the Baptist. burying grounds. Claremont, on Tuesday. A baseball male on Saturday lust and Markhamâ€"it game. Sm home team villé summeriug nLJnckson's Pointweturned home this week. nnd we are glad to welcome them buck once again with Mr. Lou Todd. of the Sovereig: Bunk, Newmarket.has been appointc‘ leller of the bank at Milverton. L0‘ is steadily .stepping up the ladder SuccCSs Ross Da v Most of our Local Items; â€"Oah3ws Ml TEE SPOUFFWSIEW slsprsuunn mu. a. month health. x W3 Reformer. The a. brotl er of Mr R .he Mammoxh Imrd‘ 5 met with n vEsitors who have bee | sympathy of It large in their sad bereaveâ€" Reformer. The deâ€" roll er of Mr R. C. Mammoxh hardware iting him in Stanfi- th ago. apparently r. with neveran ache where his h was played here between Stouflville wns an exhibition 3 ‘J in favor of lhc Mr services and Mrs Dr. Charles McCallum..o£alDumil. 'I8_ )iaitinr his parents-here Inn week a g? :1! Alex ableaomm dcrs 12??! valves. ni be sent in. Mnyl’olcher. of Lxmlmow smut I {gw diyg with his sismu Mm..W‘ndsor n I! gwood this wash: 11;. a. Johnson. athlkaniille. is reuw as old acqtuhhnces. ”a town this I eek. doubt the best horse of his kind in America. He is a. bay Clydesdale. l9 yems old. on imported Scotch animal that. has five times held the Amexican championship for ll breeds at the Chicago Horse and Stock ahow. His onl" superior is Baron’s Pride of Eng- land. McQueen weighs 2.100 pound». He has prizeâ€"winning ribbons enough to swath his big carcnse in mud still have enough left ovu- vo decorate tail and mom).- How man)? Why Gmlum Krolhero“ f Cleremont have ceased ' is has A whole pile of gold Glaremoint. 4 Mr. . C. Cookhwpurm'hsed brink esidence on Main 531.. now ani u the Methgdjgx pmsonnge the a of 81200.- medal his age. He i; of the Gmha for he has be him 41th Mia. Dora Adswwlm- spent. seven.) day-i Tot-onto. romp-ed home an Thurs sy accompanied. by her cumin VHS- . no Human. of Lockport. N~ Y. In speaking of the thoru stallion "McQueen."on exhibi the Dominion fair in Toronto. ronto Sur doubt the America. returnéd hone vacaticbn u dcrs h already been taken for these valves. In! no doubt many more will be sent in. They 'have been vcrv minâ€" utely examined by many experts, who all wilhouc one uceptiun pronounced in the best. and most pgxlect valve ever put on the market. ,Ir. ml: Mrs. Ina. Henderson. of T'ororno‘ were visiting the Iuner’s ”Egg-1'3. fir. and Mrs. Geo. Eckardt. age: guv'hy. The Stouflville Brass and Steel works are making a good exhibit of their quwn Valves at the Dominion Exhibit’on at Toronto. A very pretty and nut. displny of these valves. with A“ the-\sepamte won king parts. is showu. and the exhibit has attracted my; Armstrong lms purchased the stow. house and bakehouse, which he now oodxpies. hom Mr. Hiram John- amn. ' Mes rs Rabt Miller. W. J. Stark nnd 'l‘. Grnhnm, are all acting as judâ€" ‘g B'ominion exhibiuon ’l‘oroné skis yam. Bert; Trull. of the Sovereign Bank heré. has been transferred to the Unionvillo Branch. We are sorry to 1m Bdrt from Scoufh'ille. President Jack Lenuox is certainly the greatest financier. the C.L.A. cvel has hm] at its hem]. His latest venture is so make the towns where semi-final game: are plnyedmav fur the pri'. ilege So flu- his new system has pddcd $130 to the funds of [be nssocinlion.nnd the your promises to he the greatest from a monetary standpoint. the C.L.A.hns Mr. m. Doyln h: dining 5 against the accident [11!“ occure Doyle three weeks The Rev. J. C. Wilson is to giI e his fnreWell nddre Jimes congregation: the Ins of the present. month. prior { for his new charge an Acton. Crosai Ch urch residence m Forsyth. o Methodist ; $3000. Hmvvd Mullo y visited friends in Pout Dover and Toronto during the past, teddays. returuing home on Mon div. Howard reports a. very pleasant holiday The (Rev. Indium W. H. Wallace Qllfi‘ l'l the one wizh the bi The We has a who!» pile of gold Lulu: .McQueen is worm fl0.000_ 510 000 would not. buy him even In age. He is pretty nearly a member he Graham family at Claremonl, oar nnnonn an Cook.who bus nob-boom“! want I week at Juhonlpoi'm. benefit of his henllh es Carrie and 521': liau- are as two weeks nfl'oroubo-ud Junction. a monzh'knlumk fish sie Mitchell mu. rammed Es in Mush-Au. n yenrling ‘lenl of trustees istees of the .\ vc purchased the'h: Mely owned by Mr. on Church Street parsonage. for the Doyle has en'ered suit for ninst the C. P. R. for xhe (t occured to him and Mrs. 3 weeks ago at Reesur‘s hhe ‘trom their three ,gara-onrthe-Lnke, this notice an McQueen itbthem ever sir mud they talk about mud in banner above numb‘ haham Bros ,Imfil'l Methodist ion at the To- without. Jghbrc sum all lehun for Lh B in; for on Mrs. Cebuano is {Ba-gum a! Miss Cook. Ralph Brown of. manna visited StouIIVinglriends I‘bor Dar. Mr. E3.anentino»will b2 here on the [Btbarith a. Iomhof club. Mr. 'lod Silvana: few days with his Mrs. C; H. Silveser Cbulch. Mr. Booker f: gregatiun with some v and helpful sermons. c 238$ Mrs. Wm. 'aaney is spending I shut Lime win}: he: deaghter. Mrs. Ufiuhmt. W e are played to lawn Hm: J. B. \"Iurts has caders in hr 8090 npplu; turrels. anghm ore waned. ,‘I‘uesday with her sister, .\I 'Stontl’en at Port Pan-y. Mix; Annie Conner leaves this “ml: for Tomato. where she echw u. :4:- mnin Lu- some lime. R. C. Tefh. \'.S . of Marklun was a sputalor M. the Lacrosse mnch here Mondnv. Miss Alb-Mm Echurdc has returned name after a very pleasant vacation during the past. few weeks. Stoufl'ville is being well represented among the visitors to the_Dominion exhibition this year. CIiE game ler club w The Misses Eékardt. of Markham were guests of their uncle. .\11'. Geo Quite a number from here are at.â€" Leuding Markham High School this IOI'm Sloufi l‘he te Miss Windsor 0! Lucknow spent a few days this week with her parents I . at. ngwood. the proved the app of sermons Sept Sunday Ecknrdt. ovJ' Sunday [L \villl the inte uully “5‘. of Ow this ey Domini tour. spent over Sunday the guests of Mr. an weeds of .\I| Monday l’nltersonH “413‘ sq hop with Mrs‘ GeroColquâ€"d \V. H. Todd ‘1‘ this week Muss Sum] Mr. and How 'l‘hc Lev. ’I‘. Booker conclu Je a( his present .Ju O‘Brien is mm 9n brick maidence slon. who nms and Mr 1d .‘II‘S. Eu Stanley cmlions now going the programme wm the coat of puiul :omrlelé when I]: ‘elCI'S ar 1 Save to! Mr sent. Robinson W W reside the de ussmlaga. X.Y..on is visiting [or I. parents, Mr. and moving into the mou mmpiouahi; :ir wedding 1 Stoufl’villt Mrs. \V. H‘ ion two Hanley In] dd Ed on day evening of last encoofm few of Hi tivwoi ths‘gpersm thal. only daughl RANDLQk- Em â€" On Wednesday. ’ . W. ‘n the Centnl Presby- terian chucb. Toronto. by the Rev, D. IcTavisll. Miss LING Bu... a! he Tow‘nship of Whit- ch'zrch. koJ.R.H.andnll, of '13“. bride's hat. was blue 101‘: to male nrdson is a. former reside; ville and is well known h lhe degree of M. I). C. M C. M from ’l‘rinhy Med [W0 up: udered by itl weal! W {M