rv A I WCOLES Cheap Store KESWICK mm mm I I s A CUP OF MAN Our If mating expectations of ladies MISS WHITE Is giving satisfaction to all old customers and drawing many new ones Call ana See Trimmed Hats for Fall Wear We lead in Merchandise 1 f Low Prices for General Fresh Groceries every COLE Keswick Dog Found j Came upon the premises of the on Oct- white hull terrier pup Owner is re quested to prove property pay and take it away or it will peases an be sold LOVE West Franklin Sample Bottle Cured Her Of Eczema on Her Hands LOST The sum of in ten dollar bills in Mount Albert on Oct Finder will be literally rewarded Miss ML Albert WOMENS INSTITUTE The next regular meeting of the Womens Institute will be held at the home of Mrs Wm Raar on Thurs day Nov This will be a so cial evening and a literary and program will be the chic All ladies arc invited at tend While playing football at school on Tuesday Clifford Kightley fell on the jagged edge of a broken and tut severe in this thigb The wound required several stitches Mrs Davidson has badly- turned ankle as the result of slipping on seme steps on Tuesday Mrs I Cameron had a fall which resulted in a sprained an kle this week Mrs will occupy the pulpit Ihc Church on Sun- day A few items were sent in last week too late and the narnd of the writer kindly send name or items cannot be inserted his condition was not considered dan- the coon who had not far to travel gerous until Tuesday morning reach his den he took a sudden turn for the worse Oer the and down and expired short time afterwards The funeral was held on Thursday Interment in Albert Cemetery the road They tracked the footprints one by one i Until they came to old foxes den And further there were none Solomon Prosser this week becomes a resident of Lyman H Miller Owltown a residence in Baldwin opposite J J Fosters Cement Castle A Ross Tomlinson becomes a resident of Owltown as farmer for Squire Owl John Miller takes up residence on Walter town line South The Deacon wasnt aware the bag was Some are still toiling away might and main getting out their praties and turnips The heads got through that job long ago The geese have long since migrated South Theyre wise birds though we often hear the expression as foolish as a We always glad a to send a sample bottle an ma we are sure it stop the are sure awful torturing itch at once start the on the road to Hut no one the small sample bottle to com plete the cure That is what it did however for Mathilda of Am herst Magdalen Islands Writing on last she says I was Buffering with or the hands for three months when I using I I Pres cription after I used sample bottle was entirely cured I recom mend I to anybody suffering with sVin disease I I directly attacks thegerrnj the which cause eczema kills than relieves torturing itch at once and restorer the skin to a heal thy condition free Wimple bottle Prescription write to the It Laboratory Depajiinenf EX Jor dan St Toronto For sale by all druggists School Reports in in l Bailey 3rd Class Stanley Bain Lizzie Martin 2nd Class Marjory Mitchell Emily and Maggie Class- Draper Jennie Draper Rich ard Stevenson 1st Class Ethel Taylor Taylor Ivan Bailey Helen Hazel Teacher t Report No 7 for October A Tunny Jr Gibson A Andrews Swain Jr Rolling Br Burrow Good FAREWELL PRESENTATION About of th friends and neigh bors of Mr and Mrs John Dunn met it their home on Thursday even ing to bid farewell prior to their de parture for their new A very social evening spent the most important feature of which was the presentation to Mr and Mrs Dunn of a beautifully illum inated address and handsome Gold Watch to each the watches being suitably engraved The address was read by Mr Geo Lapp Reeve of Scott and Mr made the presentation Mr Dunn though greatly overcome made a suitable re ply The following is the address To Mr and Mrs J Dunn On the eve of your departure from Mir midst we your friends and neigh bors meet at your present home for the of enjoying a pleasant evening in your company and to con vey an expression of our appreciation of you as neighbors worthy citi- wns We ail have many the largehearted personal sacrifices you both have rnadr rendering as sistance to your neighbors especially in pressing need and while re gretting our loss we have a solace in the that the community which you are moving will have good and worthy in you and yours We you individually to accept the accompanying gifts as a Blight of our esteem and may speed you arid yours through on by The local option petition to be pre- to the East Gwillinbury Coun cil at its November meetings was fil ed with Mr A Town ship clerk on Monday Nov 1st This petition contains 555 names cf rate payers being per cent of the num ber on the Voters- List rather than the required 25 per cent It is hoped that all persons interested in this matter will as far as possible at tend the Council Meeting at Sharon on Friday Nov ft looks as if East was sure of local option THE RIDGE i goose We are glad to say that our winter j Two more of my dearest and most pleasure has started A large dance highly esteemed friends in the per- held at the home of Mr Joseph sons of David and Mrs Wilkinson It was also a very quiet Agnes Johnson have recently passed and wellconducted crowd to the better land David Miss Elizabeth was visit- was indeed a noble man The at tbe home of Mrs Geo has few better His sole aim and ambition seemed to be to do A number of people old and young and be usefui to his went for a pleasure stroll down the him as a brother Im sure cartrack South as far as the dia- its nothing to be ashamed of to fees When they entered there were that tears unbidden came when I oil cans and lanterns and everything learned the sad news In a proes- good order Upstairs they enter- capacity as an Inspector of under a big of and schools he was a genius His meth- other houseplants perfect He was thorough Everybody is busy harvesting their that the pupils loved roots which are a good crop him If he found occasion to LIFa Allen spent a few days minister reproof it was done in such last week at Mrs M HOLLAND LANDING Last Oct there filed with pur village clerk a local option petition containing per cent of the voters names the required per cent At Coun cil meeting on Saturday evening this bylaw will be given its first reading and arrangements made for taking the vpte on Jan 3rd It would be well for all persons interested to atr tend this council are good prospects that our village will vote dry Sold only In sealed lead packets At all grocers 30c 40c and 60c per pound WEST FRANKLIN Church next Sunday Mr McDonald of Toronto was vis iting friends in Franklin on Thanks giving Miss Ada Crone spent a few days in Toronto lately Mr Robert Brooks of Hamilton spent Thanksgiving with friends Large cowds at tie song service on the of Oct Mrs Samuel Arraitage died day Nov 1st Mr and Mrs Geo Hammett spent Sunday with friends in Holt HOLT Halloween passed quietly here no damage being done except a few gates remeved Mr Frank Watts- and Mr Hamil ton Miss and Miss attended Miss Eisie Penroses Hal loween party list Saturday One of Mr Hopkins valuable horses accident got into the turnip field the other day and as a result Dr Roland of Mount Albert had a busy night of it Hut the Dr was SMITH Phone 5 Nov As most people are aware we have decided to leave are going to sell our Entire Stock as as possible Id order to do this we have Slaughtered our Prices and the public are reaping benefit Below we give you a few Prices Refer to our for others or come and see us The Glass Tumblers 25c Rubber Jar Rings only Lantern Glasses Large Size Lamp Glasses each Medium Size do do each Cold Blast Lanterns Surnrner Underwear for Prints from 5 to yd Shakers from to Comfort Soap bars for Police Boots reft lor Boys Boot tor Womens Fine Shoes re W- for An a Similar Rednotton aay Shoes in the Store a great- chance for School Children Oilcloth Table reg yd Jot lie Linoleum yds wide So lor King Hats for each Salmon at or for Tomatoes per tin Corn and Peas per tin a fatherly way that no illfeeling was equal to the occasion Best American Coal Oil gal Good Machine Oil for 25c Epsom Salts only 2c per ft EVERYTHING IS CASH OR TRAD E AND EVERYTHING MUST GO E SMITH The Leading Merchant QUEENSVILLE Miss Elizabeth Croutch is down Let him in peace I from Sudbury to spend a few months have known the late Mrs Johnson with her father all my life She was truly a good- Miss V Rye and her brother Char- mo Kindjy and affectionate al- are going to the city to accept always a wel situations come for me Such mothers are well Mrs Albert Crittenden is down worth keeping in memory- from Cobalt to spend a few days Two Old Cranks My friend Donald with her people Whistling Jack death on tobacco He courses learnedly on the evil of the habit its disgusting and all about the terrors of tobaccoheart BALDWIN BREEZES As an overjoyed child once express- etc The Owl is the sworn enemy af herself dood Aunt Annie Alcohol He can give you has turn Aunt Mrs Ed Cry- stacks of statistics as to the cost of derman and family ol North Dakota consumption of whiskey that would remembrances oil has arrived to make their future almost give you the cold shivers just home in Ontario Mr to relate some remained for a few days visit with but will only for the his brothers and sister there and will present give you one little local follow later We welcome their re- breeze just to show what hogs it is quite natural for raen themselves Two a green spot in wellknown characters who shall be memory and oft no doubt in dreams known by the initials P and some I theyll be troting ofi to markettown time ago went Grand Forks like as Mr Owl so Inn to sample hi Mr Thompson and son Henry Toronto spent Sunday with friends here sensation was caused on Saturday evening by the nonap pearance of the baker with the staff of life But later on Walter came greatly to the satisfaction of all Mrs Arthur Brandon and son of Toronto are spending a month with her parents here Mr and Mrs Mr postmaster spent Thursday in Toronto r Brothers are possessors of a new traction engine KESWICK turn and yet Dakota to retain God life behalf of W at is home to ff rural wayside wet goods therein and boozed iboard ELLIOTT TORONTO for In Corner of and Alexander A HIGH SCHOOL Enter Graduate readily get Unlay for Handsome am of yf A test t in It V4ZM ft OCA Valet Si PICK ITEMS Mr Win of Toronto spending few days at his here Mrs W few days last week friends in Mr and Mrs Fergus Harper of at the home of the formers mother Mrs Harper a couple of days week Mr of was town on Sunday Mrs and Mrs spent a week at the home of the formers sister at Miss I Walts returned home on Saturday after a weeks visit if Toronto Mr Draper ha severed bis with Mr Barrett and Will run the bather shop in Brooks young people enjoy sfife t note that Mr J Cook It fitting up bis is to hoped that he will have a bet ter season than be did last winter An unusually number of hunt ers left Saturday night on tbe CN for a in of Ontario The farmers in the Vicinity are busy taking in their turnips ibis week The crop an exceptionally large one Many are them for lack of room In their turnip caves The big potato goes merrily on- week- dr A Rowland is exhibiting one from the farm of Mr to which rips the at This we to 1 the largest tuber on re cord anyone a bigger one trot it out Mrs J wife of the vetean in China will In here on Sunday Nov at morning and wrvicef subject for evening vai In She win alto address in at JO All alii Mrs Ahmitage of Veo Frank lin very quietly at quar ter six Deceased has been for some time On Tuesday Oct people Mount Albert vicinity shock ed to of the sodden deatli of Mr Malcolm the had been nick for a few often goes to Newmarket Queens- They boozed and boozed ville etc They leave behind in Da- til they had a till cargo two sons and two daughters all time arrived and they married and comfortably settled the perilous trip home There are some other Dakota friends Whiskey filled their brains and made to Ontario we would them wild Navigation was difficult Finally had a spill All the forces of nature rebelled against the the abominable stuff labelled whiskey whose return to Ontario we hail with delight You Mary and Snugging up for cold weather is business of the average citizen these days A few more summerlike days may yet be expected Frank is much delighted with his handsome return of his Irish apple orchard On an acre and he bad three hundred and ten bags paid him handsomely j It is Mort Chapmans wheat bin was relieved of some bushels of grain night recently Old sleuth set to work promptly Grain leaked from a hole In the hag and gave away House for 8ale SevenRoomed Brick House with Half an Acre of Land on Centre St Mount Albert For full particulars apply to MRS REAR Albert and endeavored to get rid Of the stuff They leaned against the fence and just whooped her up Such made some imagine that Wardells bull wits at large and roused the light sleepers in the rural district Good Samaritans to their and put things to rights All aboard for home but Dont tell The Owl Oh no no not for Joe I want Option Dont you enfant terrible and those lambs in Gum Swamp Academy- have be come civilized presume since Jas A has assumed the Command erinChiefs post A a The Owls noddle aches awfully so let the present suffice THE OWL Send the ERA to absent friends Mrs Robert has been very ill for over two weeks Mrs Wm is visiting in ronto Miss was called home from her school at Uphill last week owing to her mothers serious illness but expects to return and re sume her duties as teach next week Messrs H and have both returned well picas with their Western trip Rev Fralick occupied the pulpit of j the Mcrthodisl Church on Sunday and addressed the League at There was a big turnout at worth League on Sunday evening The pastor of the church Rev gave the address on the mission ary topic The League will probably double its contribution to missions this year compared to last year An interesting program is being prepared for next Sunday evening Mr Weddel of is expected to take subject A special service of Favorite Songs will he much en joy Mr and Mrs John Stephens visit ed in Keswick on Wednesday The many friends of Mrs William will he sorry to hear that she has been under the Dr care for ihe past week and reports are not very encouraging recent cold weather is hurrying up the farmers with their Fall work generally Take the trouble to read all the advertisements In this paper They arc printed simoly to keep you from going to Alter all the cannot get avay from the fact that for THE QUALITY the following prices are the Very Lowest per pair Mens Winter Weight Sox if tit f i each per Suit 1125 each Suit pair pair a days Mens Economy Flannelette Shirts Mens Heavy Fleeced Mens Heavy Wool Ladles Knitted Underwear Union A Bunch of Childrens Drawers at A Bunch of MiEes Puritan Black Drawers Our Factory Yarn at per lb cannot be excelled Be Sure and See Our Assortment of TolJts Clouds Sweaters and BRADLEY tbe very NEWEST MUFFLER SASKATCHEWAN COATS ROBES AND MITTS f J Report of No for October if Mitchell W fl6nH iollock Cole pol lock V Wilson It J Marritt J Jr limes K P KingN Mitchell storehouse A Cole Kmes Bar Present every day Melbourne Viva Cole Verne Wilson I Preston Marion Mostellcr Feme Cole- Morton Treacher f I r i A I Toronto Markets Nov Fall Wheat per bush Goose Wheat per bush 00 Barley per bush Oats per bush Rye per hush Peas per bush Hay per ton Eggs per Butter per lb Potatoes per bag Chickens per It Ducks per lb Geese per lb Turkeys per CO 0 it- 0 40 0 0 9 V ARCHIVES OF ONTABI New fru have I NEW VA NEW C CO TW THE DOMINION BANK CAPITAL M RESERVE TOTAL ASSETS 5000000000 ASSETS IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE Branches and throughout Canada and the United DEPARTMENT Current rates of interest allowed MOUNT ALBERT BRANCH TERRY Manager lb Exc Has in Grand Opening s New Store WE HAVE A FULL LINE OP Factory Sample Boots Shoes TO CLEAR AT 60 A COMPLETE STOCK OF Dry Goods Clothing Hardware Crockery and Groceries Your trade is and we you flood value WE ARE PAYING PER FOR EGGS WOLFE BROS Baldwin Ont fiearta an R The For Tho TO N S A YIN lb for DRIED APPLES Pound for A Dozen for EG v Johnstons Cash Store Sutton The a and Cat retail prices I plea be two in fibb btfti COAL- all plea mot cell in PEED Sox W mil For picture I St TORONTO