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MABVELLIIHS The gfeatest 25c. variety ever shown to the public. Our Lady Cloth, Costume Cloth, and Zebilines at 40 and 506, sur- 'all goods ever‘showu at 7 50. Our all wool French Delaines at 25c. are nice. 49 difi‘erent patterns in handsome French flannel, blouse lengths, no two alike; all beauties. , A regular 50c line pure wool plaids now 360. A lovely variety in 750 silk and wool plaids 500. Beautiful goods in Beavers, Venetiaus, Zibelines, Box Cloths. Wor< steds c., -%0. at YocZand $1. Our 1.35 pure wool Worsteds 58 inch. wide at. 750. See our special silks and velvets now at 506 yard. wax. is read)! not rep-.111 harness. wbrmglt rightflmlm’ ., ._ «Ready towear Skirts and Jackets." A large variety of Ladies Suits in newest style of skirts jackets A very pretty tailor made skirt at $3. A very nice Scotch tweed suxt ior $5, comprising 35in. and jacket and is well worth $10 About 50 very pretty latest fall jackets, just opened up and marked away below the regular price. See our nice short fall jacket in greys and black at 3,50 and 4,50 CLOTHING ~ Tbronto. was at honie over. Sunday.- ‘ 112-9. John Wagg and Mrs. E. Davlu are vidting In the City. cl“Sunday trams disturbed the eltlnens Sundaydnat,“ ‘bis is the dpt wherein we shine this season. We never bought, so extensively in this line before. Our styles, qualities and vane- A big special sale in men and bovs ready to wear clothmg to make mom for our 5250 fall overcoats coming in this month. Taqle agd floor oilcloth a. specialty, all widths and qualities at low . Mr. Rolph‘ Tod-I ls recoverflng‘frc an spunky: inflammathn. Railway men pnqln an enlnrg culvert West or: the tracks here. Mrs. Wm. Pugh, o! :‘l‘oronto, W Lu the village hat week '- ThaAnSe (xv-w" : nun Eta mlamy and M taxed 1: an 11 W33 can; beg‘nn‘mg u: this gantry. cmntpromim t‘o Tuplaca stone lor’fll k1uds~on hem-y Luunduhna hm! am: wau’yorks, to rcpluoe stone [or paving. tau-epIaCe lu'.cli very largely Ion. .bumdina and to replace lumoen where lumber. has uccu um lu luct. cemenr.‘ “All such be. next to steel, perhaps more than sum-l. we able!” building mama-1:11.011 thaw continent“ Unr bonsai ,will‘ soon come [u be u! cement. and even“ any Geog the held; [or am use at cement grumm; 3.; u. surpusmz ratio. _ “1; gm glad [to see that there. are good prospeotfl ahead [on can no)“ ce- mcm. companies and: at jhere‘ia room [or many others.. ‘51 havdlurge puLho works that must: be underutili- a: 1n onq part. of LthDoaninlon. ornn , K»- A4- _...â€" __._‘,7-, mncn. our Iarmerq areflearnlug Imam vanes to build with canyeng without employing skilled labor; and cement. to: autumn-y reasons Milo: nq other, A: supplnnhug everyhnng inwtne'mnr Rel. In the way of (looting for build. Algfl, and especially.. [or stables. and 3:1 kinds of; public structures. In Toronto we are bound to use any amount of this article. find men or capxml and euterprlsqought to be Icahn: about La seen! thermal-e not n‘plm stone [I Loundaflona 3nd replace stone n black very [an to remand lumL noun uaeuL 1n '1 be_ next [.0 9:22 steel. me chief tum continent” come to be U! C! was the field: 1‘ gruwmg a: u. 8 ‘ “I: {are glad 11 good prospect: 2 1:1an oompanle: roan. [or may anno works :11 en la onq part0 Dunn. our farm genes to build umploykng skim lur inflllal')’ re: A: supplnnuug e Rel: m the way lugs, and espec :1 kinds of; pa] ties are immense Our stock of Furs, Clothing'and Jackets are complete.“ The finest stock of Rufls, Caperines, Jackets, Storm Collars, Caps, Gauntlets and Collarettes over Shownand at low prices. 300 regular 100. Glass Goblets 50 each. 300 regular 60 Glass Tumblers 30. 244 regular 30c Fancy Cups Saucers 15c 300 regular 70 Glass Jelly Tumblers with covers 30. 300 pieces handsome Glassware worth 30 to 500 all at 190 each 300 regular 200 Fancy Cups and Saucers new 10c. 125 Lamps from 13c up to $2.99 all worth double. prices, The Cement Age. GOODVV 000 or Stouflville, lepen: S Dress Goods and Suitings. a hex- 'ftgthere are wupla or weeks .1 gh. ban-later. bl’ LID ml Tuesday. Oct. 212M at; 13 p- 111. ‘nt lot 28. con. 10. Markham” thel [am that and lmlementa 0‘8. G.I Bax-key. Nyllg‘smth', ”that, . . That-m. 00L 9th..nt 1 (1). m. a t lot 34, com 7. Pickering. the farm flock and implements 0! Andrew (I'L phor For {archer particulars qa ad.- . Panther EPoetill. nuctkzm SAmfiRD w; Oct 18thdat 1 pun It Lot... “ Con 8 Whilchurch .Rlnzâ€" wood. thr- flu-m stock, Implementhkc or David Browndberger. 'N. 338111! [.11. manner Many in h‘onor 0! Ham 3.. . DAV L éommlmna: 01 Crown d3. Lbe heldcln pr- gum-ken: Fair Gm qn Snturdu October 4th.. ‘ The speaker dam will-be V emu Messrs. Latch; [on] and Dark 0! the! Provincial Cab- met. and Ham, Wm( Paterson: und> Sir Wm. Mulook, or; the! Duminiuannblue: Thu 48th Blgh der‘fl Piper's hand will be on the gr nds mi well: nqtho vamm-ket, Aur 11.an Stourh‘lue Brass Bands Prmiona wlll lag" organized at StouHVme, Bloomingwn. Bullnntrufl and Iembnrille and meettunfianr- chard m: It] nun. when: a11‘wmcom- blue and proceed to NewmrkeL headed by the Stouflvllla Cornet t It Is expmtcd that this; gathering will be the largeshln the' history or krnnd old North York! and every Re- (on-nex- who nossibly‘ can .lfi asked to strain a pomt audpmpreeenn SATURDAY. Sept. 27m, at 1 p. m., at Lot 83. Con. 7, Piokaring. Athn. the farm stock implement! M 01 1-1.3. Lott. See 11th on bank: page for particulars. N. E. SMITH; Auc- cioned', boil! Monday, Sevt. 20th4ht 1, p. m'Qt east quarter oft lot 6. con .8. Whlt- church. the form! amok and imple- -ments belonging td thqcamte'uf‘tha Baud Liberal Demonstration SATURDAY. October 4th, at: 1 .p 1.: lot 4 ooncesalofi I. Uxb‘xlzox the Irm stock and implements 0!. Th»): Hunt. N. ES.xn|t.h, auntbneel'. Fur further particulars “and. - gland-mam. (in: anp- m. utlot 3, 0011.10 Markham, Hongollzl. :1. wt 85 cotdqof dry m'hard and not: cod. the property, ,ofiJacoh 6.: Wlde nu. Term, onsh- Tuesday Sept 30th Int L [)4 m.‘ at me \nlnge of Sutton. {he household unlture of Hirmu Johnsunq N‘. E. Smith. uuclmnear. MAMMO tr partiuul I flee nd. '4 I. Smjt .» nuctlonoer NJ mmlth aue unpac- Friday. Oct 24th'1atl11 .I’m. at lot 7. 6th une.Wmtuhn.rcb, -:. mile north 0! Bethesda. the [arm stout and 1m- plemontn or Frgdglgyerm. ‘ mnâ€"A Tenohar. [on 8. END. 17. Iuflnm. male prefer-rad. ~Dutleu to commence Oct .1'It, 190: Applica- ttlonl will. b9 reached tlll Sept; 20th inst“ Apply to A( B GROVE. Mg. wood. Ont. ~v.~.. \W ‘w.~¢ “5 \~\ \\V~\~v\‘~vâ€"v HOUSE and LAKES (or SM} Jan. McCullough, Tandem wlll m rmeh'ad by: tum un- dalslznod up to Saturday. Oct. 11th 1.902, [or the purchase 0! om: lruun ([10qu contalnlug nlne rooms. m1 (woodsheda. good stable, gOOLIun 'lant hard and soft“ water: two urea ul land. mom or. loan - Saturday, Oct. 4, ’02 Tendon to be address: Pruudknk‘ Iron! whom non Mn N ubmjned. ( The blghelt onfiny u pesmrlly accepted. tle purchase mane.“ tab} pan to thq Yendors or then-1 Sollnltor on the duo 0! Isle and [or ”ill! balance‘ Tuvalu. ble terms and oandltbnl wm‘ be 3h. an. and will be mndo‘ knowmop .121! day of alley or man» unwind an- (m appllontlon tolnle Vondofl’ Bollo- Under, and by'vlrtue’ul the power. of sale contained In a. certain Hurt. gnge. now in default therex will be altered for Dale! bppubllc auction, at fiho vmouum HOTEL In the. VIL- LAGE o! GOODWOOD.'1n the mid Township 0! [Inn-Iago. ,oq This property 1‘ Iltuatad miles from thd Village OLE and about a mllal Iron: an Uxbfldgm at the hour oLtwo cl clocbimlhanf- 'ternoon. All and Singula; manner, guln paroe-‘or tgact of laid and melt lees-dunno. lying nndlboluggm the Second (‘0!!me of the Towmml; at Uxhrldge in‘ the County of Untaric and being composed ol. the 800qu Item seventy-five acre: 0! :1: (ml! of In: Number‘Twonty- the western twenty-llvn_nore 0‘ the Norm-eastern quarter 01.1ha In! Number Twenty-live. 3011;51an u: all one hundred Mrelfimro on tun. swummo, gym mums or SALEâ€""0;”! Dated 25mm otsemember. no: TEE ETOUFFVIILE‘fi 'JBIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 25 Mortgage Sale BY Z'TENDER In the Township of Uxbndge. In the County 0! Onurlo. mehold hand, 32 lbs Bright 0; 26 Bgdpqtlg’s_Gran. Sugar for $1 You can 't beat it. in Toronto. 15 lbs bright or lags-9M path’s Gran. Sugar for $1 '5 valu e in Ontario. Best Soda Biscuits 200 box; best. Gleam Sodas 250 tin box. Great attention has been paid to this every day went department. You all want flannels. wrapperettes and flannelettes and before buying just pay a. visit to our well filled store and see Tor your- selves what we have and our prices. Lovely reversible wrapperettes at 100. Heavy fancy shitting union plaids 9c and 12c Good Flannelettes 6, 8 and 100 a yard Good heavy wide grey flannel mic. Our 33:“, hesiery, wool and yarn departments are full of new goods The t. value in Down in note paper. envelopes, pads, scribblem c. Onr ribbons, lace and embroideries are up-to-dnte and at lowest prices We are making a. special on ordered clothing this season, lowest. prices and a perfect fit is our motto. Next week we commence a big China sale in dinner and tea sets, toilet sets, 'oddicups and saucers, glass goblets and tumblers lamps, c. 0, Great steak of men, boys, women’s and. glrls‘straw hats ranging in value from 25 to 65c.all clearing now at end of Season at 15:: each Over 50 pieces new Wools and Union Carpets as well as Tapestry; and Hemps. Some 300 pair choice new lace curtains in Brnssell net and fine Not- tingham lace, all at. a very special price The FALL and WINTER STOCK N $124 Smith; nuotbneer» yuan? sol-mu "CLBPETS and CUB‘I‘AINS" any of Ontario Ltbn Souyuw FLANNELET’I‘ES and PLAN N ELS 1m! all ‘iufur d audprem 5h V 1111ng the r Towmmlp of Ontario smut At'the TWO MAMMOTH STORES. on tho Io‘dow‘ n weak. WED. 10th and Kh~. umlndox- I! Ion. our; diploma-p t Salt : noon. LOT 81. EIGHT oozing ELI. ‘Tho unmanned lntendc to opou mm on WEDNESDAY. SEPT. Bum HARVEST' "m” "“‘ ““ SE 7.30“ EXCUfiJONSL _ m “MW Emma um edgier-h ‘ . CIDER MILL .For M ' John-q Lu PM R0! In" or as TVPEWRITERS. VALUED AT ‘5, o. Is All INDICATION or THE cou- , u tor oun suomnnuo-npzwamm} DENT. hind Poslflns Miami our Students Last Yaar .--'- - Yummn AVID HOOKIII. Chum Accountant. lplI-J. VI. WWIIVILT. cultured [IQ-I“. ‘ 'sh American ‘ f sinégss College that non alt Canny JOSEPH- mm flu, 1 Kill! 'enm: Wfiufwme-ndqedm Administrators Notice to Credimm that All editor. and (mm- hula: any claim or abund- ggnlnat the EL nu at cm: Glob-er. tumor has Madly or Inn-m In my Sounty 0! York. Insurer. due-lad; who' died on or than: the: twentieth any 01 Ap :11. L.‘ D. 1902; u‘ malt-d to lend b1 Post [>er or Io noun: to the min-d Admlnlltnlrlx on on be- tura tn. 15“: day of September have had notloc. ant) the all] Admln- mntrln wlll not be mponllbla (or no min of thy laid mate or any part manor to any per-3n or per- Ionc oK III-hole claim notice shall not have: been rboelved nt‘tha ‘ tlme o! of Incl! illitrllmtlon. Dated. at Stoul’lvlu. m. an! my at July. A. b( 1902 NOTICE I5 HERngGn'EN pa dined with the Institute of : Chartered Amounts on rs are acknowledged by those Bolbltor [or Admlllurntrlx Yup Strut. Imnto Jas. McCullough, £1.me GIEBNER. ' 4 1mmmmmx. Isl-mama 0.. Out. ‘qGBOCEBiES. 32 bs best and brighest Sug r $1 26 lbs Redpath’s Granulated Sugar $1 Buffalo Brand Red-salmon still 1t. 10c Beet Unitom or Bicycle Red Salmon 12$. Big flat tins new Horse Shoe Salmon 15c est'men gem jars 50, 60, 90c a. dozen est 10c Gloss or corn starch kn- 6c est 10c canned corn or peas at Ya _ est Leary Flour It 50 and 551: a one Good washboards and Brooms 2 lor 25c Fine toilet. soap 4 cakes 5c. 3180 Brown Windsor 1c. 6 bars Gold Soap. Ecfipse soap or Morses Mottled 250 5 bars Comfort, Sunlight or Life Buoy 25c N ice China Tea Pots or Cream Jugs 5c. Our Hardware Department This department compriSes a full new stock of shelf and builder; hardware, paints, oils and glass, stoves, tinware, gmnitewarc silverware and cultery as well as the largest speck or China am Glassware in town, Coal Oil is our specialty just now Also churns, manure forks, shovels, picks, whips, -horse shoe nail and wire nails. See our new ladders just the thing for uppl‘ picking. No. 4 Jones scoop shOVel at $1. Mrs. Polts Iron. 3 irons, handle and stand, 85c 750 No. 10 loaded shell: very special 45¢ box and wire nails. See our new ladde picking. No. 4 Jones scoop shovel a Mrs. Polts Iron. 3 irons, handle and slam 750 No. 10 loaded shell: very special 45c Commercial Caster oil for buggias c 10 Mica. Axle Grease 3 lb pails at 25c a pail Regular 10c Diamond Axle grease at 50. In “’omen’n alull Girls Heavy “'eur In Men’s-I. and Boy’s Heavy “'0: A swing of from of : life tin OUR NEW GOODS ARE HERE as Fe AEVEKE DRUGGIST FOR BEST 6001's AND BEST) VALUES LASTING PERFUMES, ANEW ‘PERFUMES LIMITED R. UNDERHILL, STOUFFVILLE SHOE STORE. FALL Pflfl'l‘ WEAR THE 0L1] RELIABLE DRUG AND BOOK STORE STOUFFVrILLE. ju J obbers Prices. OUR S PEGIAL ATTRACTION Of Jlâ€"A chance