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CHINA September Preserving and Pickling Season Just commencing To have your Fruit and Pickles keep as wish to only Finest Quality Vinegar o You Pure of First Quality Our reputation for selling only Fin est Quality la perlcctly Justified by years Belling only the Beat all I handle Cooked Meats Wo have put In one the Finest Slicing Machine China vl to tlie Educational Fund Following arc on the Honor last quarter Harold Maw Adams Lulu Colli s Call llrodie Slur Kathleen Marjory Wright Edith rtJurrcy Roy Wiley Cyrlan Morgan STAPLE Prices in All Lines FRUIT JARS I Stone Butter Crocks c Leading tar WITH THIS SCHOOL BASES CLAIM FOR SUPPORT UPON MERIT ALONE TORONTO Has high grade courses superior and unsurpassed teaching talent Hundreds students go out annually rom this college to good positions Let us educate you or profitable employment WE WILL DO IT RIGHT Catalogue Enter any time J Principal Cor Youge Alexander Good Bread A good and palatable loI tie Friend Against a poor and taatettaa ar ticle Everyone uses bread WHY NOT USE SIMPSONS Home Me mm Is always light and mots Price forgotten when pile re- South End Bakery W The regular monthly meeting will bo held at the home of the President Mrs M Hughes on Tuesday the Oct at 3 pm A full attend ance is requested Welcome Showers The long dry hot spell or seven weeks was broken on Monday glad to the rain as the Tories Tannery Drainage Hume months ago tile town Pea- Mass completed an elaborate system and made rules pro hibiting tannery drainage from going into brooks which previously took the place of sowers A stream with tributaries runs through Pea- body then through Salem into the ocean This brook carried away an quantity of tannery wate this waste has been put into ami ill into the brook has been i typhoid fever in An emi nent authority now comes forward with the theory that the tannery contains so much lime ami coal tar products thai while looked rather dirty it really puri fied the brook which now being de- made more dangerous than formerly drainage from the tannery at the North End may not he such a bad thing after all Methodist Church Large congregations and very satis factory services all day Sunday In lie morning Rev Dr Graham made an eloquent and ppcal on behalf the Educational an Hi the Methodist lunch followed amounted SCHOOL CHILDRENS COMPETI TION Scrap Album Edna mi Eleanor Stark arid Myers The music on Sunday was better than usual In the morning Miss Chaotler sang tie in the an them and contributed a solo in the Miss Maud Richardson and Miss rendered solos in the afternoon Miss Brodie and Mr Barker sang in the- evening anthem and Mr Walter Bro- In connection with the Sunday School it was announced that a Cra dle Roll and Home Department will organized at once The an- organization of the school will he celebrated on Sunday Oct by special service AH scholars having books out of the Library are requested to return them next Sunday as a Committee is preparing for a new addition Regular monthly Fellowship Meet ing nest Sunday morning at 10 Sate Register MONDAY Oct Messrs Jo Neil Son will have an important sale of stock implements etc at Jacksons Usual terms Sale at one Ka- Auctioneer TUESDAY Oct 13 Mr H A Winch will have an extensive sale of stock implements and furniture half a mile South of Usual terms Sale at 1230 sharp Auctioneer THURSDAY Oct Crittenden will have an sale of stock implements etc on the farm at Usual terms Sale at one oclock Auctioneer TUESDAY Oct Mr George Pol etc on lot 35 Usual one sharp lock will WEDNESDAY Oct Mr Frank ONeil of lot 19 con will have an important sale farm stock and implements at oclock Continued from Pago Knitted Wool Mitts FineMrs D Miss Knitted Wool Mitts Coarse U Young Mrs Kersey Ladyn Miss L Fisher White Colli i Fisher I an kite Ladys Wrapper Miss A Woe Lady Set While Underwear Miss A Mrs W Neal Ladys Work phul ten d Mi Fisher Mens Cotton Shirt Miss l Fisher Mrs Tims Kci J Graham Miss A us Flannel Shirt Handm Miss I Mis I Ladys Trimmed Hat Mrs A A Skinner W Iadvs Shirt Waist Fisher Mrs Patching in Different Mate A Woollen Miss slier Quilt Cotton lukhwuikMis rme Gilbert Johnston Quilt Cloth Patchwork Mrs Mrs Kirby Quilt Silk Mrs Log Cabin Miss Howard Rag Mat Pillow King Mrs Tli Mrs West 1 Graham Marshall Howard Penmanship ibol Smith Grace Doyle Penmanship under years- West Smith wingIrene Ernest totting lime Coombs Edna Best Pair Darned Stockings Constance Pair Km Kirliv Six Worked Buttonholes in Cotton Flora McNish Constance Wiilmot Three Hemmed Wiilmot Maude Holmes Three Pieces Fancy Work Edna Cum Wild I kind Harry Join Proctor Loaf Homemade Bread Irene by Armstrong Halfdoen Tea Biscuits Els Armstrong age Stamps E Martin Cot of FAIR CORRESPONDENT gets reputation of being a first- one B stationery be There is a tune md re line lent it which stamps the writer as knowing WHATS WHAT IN STATIONERY If yo the of East Sale WEDNESDAY Oct Mrs James Skinner will have an extensive sale of stock and Implements at lot rear of con Whitchurch at one oclock months credit on all sums over J Auctioneer Col Butterflies etc El Martin H Crosby Col Birds and Animals it 2nd 3rd W J Col Dried and Pressed Botanical Mi Crosby Col RelicsMrs Natural History etc Exhibit J Boughlon Mrs FINE ARTS Col Photos E Oil Painting Study of Head 1st and 2nd George Landscapes Ceo Miss or Dun- can Mrs A Calvert Still Life not Flowers or Miss Duncan Miss Mercer Silk or other Fabrics Miss S Duncan Mrs Walter Oil Painting on China Cane Walter Water Colors Figure SubjectMiss S Dun can Miss Mercer Laud scapeMiss Mercer H Marine Mrs Mm A Calvert AnimalsMiss Bailey Miss Mercer Flowers or Fruit Miss M Bail ey Miss Mercer Still Life hot Flowers or Fruit Miss Duncan Miss M Bail- Miscellaneous Pastel Subject Miss fe Duncan MreE Pen and Ink SketchMiss Duncan Pencil Drawing Geo Mercer Charcoal Drawing Mrs Calvert Miss Mercer Col Fine Arts Geo Col Landscape or Marino or Co Photos R Crosby M Collins a iff J Patterson liss Fisher Burnt Wood Work H Cane A Burnt Leather S Balsam ZinniasMiss It 1 NastiHiiiuiis without Mr Dahlias double Willis Marigold Mis R Mrs Gardner Miss Newton Sim- Coxcomb Mrs D J Smith Phlox Drummondi Miss Newton Martin Petunias double Petunias single Verbenas Mrs S Gardner J Mrs D Clarkson Mrs D Carnations S Perrln Mr col J Mis Newton i with Foliage Mis has J Smith G in Sii Sweet Peas any Color- W H Brides Bouquet Martin Wm mils Funeral Design Hatch Basket Cut Flowers Miss New- Asters Red J Clarkson C Martin Asters Pink J Martin Smith Larkspur E Martin Smith Annuals Mrs Prosser Simmerson Cut Flowers Mm Prosser Willis Mrs Simmerson Begonia Rex tare Begonia Best Col J Smith J Hatch AGENTS FOR CENTURY CLOTHING AND DRESS GOODS NORTH YORKS GREATEST QUALITY QUALITY hi Correct Styles for Fall and Winter Made by the most celebrated Tailors in Canada Tailored with a decree of Excellence unknown except to the most conscientious and high class Custom Tailors Style Absolute ly smarter than any Custom made garment- Fit and wearing qualities all that you could possibly wish Sutton Fall Fair siting relations Continued from Page cities New Original Miss Miss Derby Detroit spent a week Myrtle Kemp Mrs Rev j Mo- Mr A Storrvs Mr and Mrs Widdifield Pine Braiding on Cotton Miss Louisa Orchard are visiting her parents Mr Fisher Miss Mine Howard and Davis Silk Embdy on LinenMiss Louisa Mr Kennedy of Toronto spent her Miss Myrtle Kemp a lev days at home Any other Kind Miss Al- Fisher Myrtle Painted Mrs Crayon Drawing Kemp Mrs Rev J Honitori Lac tle Kemp Miss Fisher Hood Miss Muriel Haw- First and Second Burnt Hood WorkMiss Soi H Fairies In Miss Myrtle Kemp last week Sola Mrs Fisher lsa Hand Ladies Louisa Myrtle Kemp Miss Mahon Wilbur Burnett of siting relatives the Methodist Church in the interests of the Educational Fund Next Sunday morning Rev ol Toronto will preach the interests of the Sunday School and in the afternoon there will be Rally Service of the Sunday School Mr Madden and Mr Doha left College to attend Pict- The death of Mr W Young Yonge Street West took place on Sunday af ternoon Deceased has been for nearly two years The interment took place on Tuesday afternoon King Cemetery J electric light plant installed Mi BROWN HILL Mr W Pawling has got nice watermelons I overheard CHILDRENS WORK a AecdleworkEHzabefli Drawn Work Miss Myrtle Kemp Marjory Dearborn Mr Rev J Hemmed Three Master Louisa Fisher Netting Mis Myrtle Kemp Miss Louisa Fisher Mats Any Kind Miss Myrtle Kemp Mrs Geo Taylor Sideboard Drape Miss Myrtle Kemp Mrs Rev J M McLellan Tea Cosy Miss Myrtle Kemp Miss Table Centrepiece Miss Myrtle Kemp Miss Marian Howard Fancy Drawing Room Table Cover Miss Fisher Miss Alfir- Wool ten Pin Louisa Fisher Miss Myrtle Kemp Case Miss Myrtle Kemp Mrs Rev J M Outline Work Miss Louisa Fish er Mrs Rev J Darned Miss Myrtle Kemp Miss Louisa Fisher Sewing Plain Hand Made Miss Louisa B Fisher Miss Sev Ladies Underclothing Hani Master Bernard Bernard Outline Master Huntley Elizabeth Lacey on LinenCora Lobar Lacey Master Bernard torn Elizabeth Crochet Work Elizabeth Dearborn BraidingElizabeth Pencil DrawingMaster Bernard Master Roy go Elizabeth Lacey Ego Line Made Mis ouisa B Fisher lillt Mr Cotton J Mis ladies a calling FiaS Mr Rose intends mopingto the Miss Myrtle Kemp Miss in a few davs Mr a ben party Friday night of last OutfitMis I Mrs Rev J Mel Gabys Dress Mrs was sentenced to Miss Myrtle Kemp years imprisonment lor horse- Any Kirul- j Paint George Judge Carmai St Kemp Mrs Rev J broke through the Three men Robert Edward Brown and William all of Hamilton re killed and Dickenson injured The wreckage the were almost wholly consumed Miss Myrtle M Material Mrs Miss Myrtle Rev J M Painting in Oil Miss Myrtle Kemp Mrs Rev S Home Made Bread El en Layer Master Huntley Hand Bouquet Miss Edith of Dahlia Collection of Asters Miss Sweet Peas Florence Mrs MarigoldsMrs Henry jo IdsMrs Mrs Silas Sept ie fire is believed Two locomotives the buildings