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Sivers’ display of Boots and Shoes at the Fair was one of the lending attractions in the Agricultural Hull. Much surprise was expressed upon learning the low price of men} of the styles uf such excellent quality, and naturally many orders were taken on that day. But those requiring unylhing in that 1iue need not be afraid that the supply is reduced as there is a large stock on bond. Call and see for yourselves. (a) Mr. O. J; Bmwn's brick residence, with or wimout shop, 15 to rent. Terms reason- able. 483 TWenty threg lbs. good Bosnia Prunes for .31, at Atkinson (2 Switzer's. Corrected. In the prize list last week the first prize ahonld have been credited to John Kelly for galding or filly one year old in the carriage class. The second was awarded to A. Marsh & Son. Geo. Fudge: also got first .prize for Berkshiee sow 1 year and under, and P. Boynton second. A One-Horse Plow, nearly new, cheap. H. A. Nicholle. Choice cleaned Vostizza Currants for R .per 1b., at Atkinson & Switzer’s. ‘A public meeting will he held in the Ma- eouio Elsi! to-morrow (Fridcq) evening in the inlerest of :‘.‘lr. John Brown, me Patron candidate for West York. Mr. Brown will be present. himself as well as other speakers. Discussion is invited, and seats will be re- served for ladies. Chair taken at 8 o’clock. 'Great Value in Ladiea' Hygeian *Ves‘s. :Our 100. line is special. Atkinson & Switzer. A championship lacrosse match in the York District, will be played. in the park next Saturday. between the Tecumseh II., of {I‘m-onto, and the Richmond Hill team. Ball faced at 330 p. m. Admission, 15 cents ; ladies and ticket-hoiders free. Do not miss this match, as it will, no doubt. be one of the most interesting of the season. Overaila, Pants, &c.â€"-You will find us up to (1M8 in Overalls, Pants, Shirts, 640. See our Black Shirts at 50 cents. Naugbton Bros.. Elgin Mills. Uncle D. C. Steele is preparing for his new house ; he intends to build 0! brick. and is having a. bee today hauling brick from ‘Aurom. . . . Mr. Jonathan Brillinger has gone on a visit to relatives and friends at Black Creek, for a couple 0: weeks. . ..Mrs. Thornton, of Orillia. has moved down to this town where she intends to reside with her father” . .Footballors are requested to attend practice on Saturday night, as there is important business to attend to. _. .Mt. Michael fieise and wife. or Newmarkat, were the guests at Mr. and Mrs. J. Eye! over Sundayâ€"Con. u is a good indication that the quality of a tea is right when customers persist in buy- ing it. This they are doing largely now 01 Atkinson & Switzer‘a red and blue label “ Malwa "India Ceylon Tea. Lacrosse next San-“day. Public Meetinv. Dairy Town. for saie (a) The members and friends of the Lutheran Church, 4th con. Vauyhan, purpose holding their annual Garden Party, at the residence of Mr. J. U. W. Constable, Maple, on Thurs- day. the l‘lth inst. Further particulars will be given laler.. . .Rev. John Shank (a former Vaughan boy) and Raw. Mr. Keller will preach in the Zion Church next Sun- day at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. 111.. when the 90m anniversary as a. congregation will be ob=erved ry addresses and appropriate mnaic....l\‘Ir. Will McKrnzie. of Richmond Hill, spent Sunday at Mr. Wylie‘s. . . .Mr. Al. Albin. of Scarboro‘, Fpent erndav m ’51:: E. Chapman's. . . .Mr. J. Chapman, of 'l‘huruhill, was in town Suudav evening. . . . Mr. Jae. Ur. Dunlap has returned from spend ing a few day: with his brother in Buffalo. . . . .Dr. Shoebouom, 01 Toronto. has been. during the past week, rusticnting at Mr. Fred. Kefier's....Miss Evans and Miss Conner, of Carrvxlle. spent Sunday with Miss B. Kefl'er....Mr. Goo. Baker and his two sisters have returned home from visiting friends in 'i’vnusglvania, U. S. . . . Mr. P. Quanta, of Iieadiurd, and Mr. Campbell. of Toronto, were the guests of Mr. Hy. Kt-fler. Black eyes look all right if they are in a pretty girl‘s face, and she is wearing a nutty but from Atkinson & Switzer’s Milliuery Department. According to announcement the Epworth‘ League gavevits last entertainment for the season on Friday evening. It was a unique affair in many respects. The school room was tastin decorated with pink tissue paper. pink flowers and pink drapings. The pink lamps through their pink shades cast a pink light. The pink ties of many of the gentle- man harmonized with the surroundings; and pink icing on the cakes and pink ice cream made all agree that the relreshments were tnstily appropriate. The programme was excellent throughout, and was contrib- uted by looul talent, with the exception of two numbers and an encore which were given by Rev. H. S. Magee, of Toronto. This gentleman sang in a very pleasing manner to his own banjo accompaniment. Miss Mary Trench. Mr. A. J. Home and Mr. E. Mason also won loud applause by their songs, and the instrumentals of Miss E. Switzer and Mr. R. Glass received equal demonstrations of approval. As this was the last public meeting of the League, the president. Mr. Hume, called attention to the fact that our ministers must soon leave for new fields. He then asked Mr. Coombs to step forward and on behalf of the League to express the regret felt at their departure. Mr. Coombs spoke of the zeal of the min- isters in League Work and expressed the appreciation of the League at the hearty encouragement it had received during the present pastorate. Mr. Vieksry made a feeling reply. and assured the League that such words of appreciation as he had just listened to, encouraged him very much. He spoke in mosthindly terms of the relation- ship which had always existed between him and his people here. and expresred a regret at leaving. The whole entertainment was full of pleasure and profit. Try the Tea, enher green or mixsd that we are selling now at 200. per lb., in bulk. You’ll find it as good as package teas at 250. per 1b. Atkinson & Swuzer. Tensâ€"“ World’s Bland " and “ Lndella " Package Teas at 250. are good value. We have a splendid Ceylon Tea at 30c. Special prices for 5 lbs. or over. .Nnughtou 8:05., Elgin Mills. The Pink Tea. 20th number of fatalities caused by the cyclone in St. Louis and East, St. Louis is now placed at 490. Manchester, of London. Eng, BRITISH AMERICA, GORE, ()F GALT, Of Toronto, Canadaâ€"the coming com- pany fur the farmers of York Co. rel Ripans ' Ripans ' Ri pans ' Ripans Ripans Ripans ‘ Ripans Ripans Ripans Ripans Ripans Ripans Ripans Resiflence 10! Sam. A comfortable S-roomed brick-clad dwelling, with large kitchen. woodsbed and stone cellar, situated in the centre of the Village of Rich. mnud Hill, near to High and Public schools halls and churches. Size of lot 84 feet front bv V100 {eetrin dgyth.“ , LL“. .4 mYV‘H I’TD‘E‘UAT The LIBERAL. .T. SAIGEON, RIAPLE . Agent for the following stock Fire Insurance Companies, viz.: fifldu are scarce. but those wnn write l sunson .1 Co..Portland, Maine.will receive (me. full information about work which they can do. and live at homeJhM will pay mom (mm $5 to $15 per (by. Some have «mud our $6“. in Idly. Either lex, young or old. Capital not rammed. You “a amned (rec. Those who mm at one. tn Absoluml: mm 0! can; mun (on-nu. AILh new. 48 '4 YORK MUTUAL, Slll)soribe 101- OF TORONTO, CANADA. A First-class Cash Mutual. Tabules cure flatulence. Tabules cure dyspepsizL Tabules cure bad breath. Tabules: one gives relief. Tabules assist digestion. Tabules cure indigestion. Tabules cure biliousness. .Tnbules cure torpid liver. ‘. Tabules; gentle cathartic. iTabules cure constipation. l Tabu’les: for sour stomach. . Tabules: pleasant laxative. : Tabules cure liver troubles Business Solicited. â€"â€" ALSOâ€" We will give you close prices on any Hardware you may want. Wire and Cut Nails, Locks and Hinges of all kinds, WE PBINT CANADIAN BARfiEfl WIRE. $2.90 per 100 lbs. White Lead, Oils & Glass. Mixed Paint from $1 per gal. IF YOU WANT A IOYOLE Thos. Meredith & 00., Next Clyde Hotel. ISAAC CROSBY. $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $3.75. SPRING GOODS : NOW Arriving AT THE 156 KING STREET, E. TORONTO. Because there’s a right ................... way and a ‘vrong way to do business. There are high prices and low prices. Our way is to sell good Goods at low prices. VVhat’s the use of paying fancy prices. Your economical neighbors don’t do it. It is an axiom that “ correct ” signifies price, quality, and style at our store. Results prove it. We have a descriminating trade, and they appreciate our method of doing business. Our crowded salesrooms Show the stamp of approval. See the result of a low-priced system below: I Doz. Handled Colored Teas, good quality for 75 cents. A good Carpet Broom, lull wire finish and varnished handle, ior 20 cents. A 34 inch Factory cotton for 4c. per yd. Fashionable Linen Dimity, 12%c. per yd. Heavy 40-inch all wool French Serges, 25¢. per yd. Fine California Evaporated Apricots, for 8c. per 1b. Fine California Evaporated Peaches, for 7c. per lb. Pure Leaf Lard in 20 lb quantities, 8%c. per lb. 25 bars Trilby Soap, eqtra quality, $r, A Coffee at 30c. that can’t be beaten. The best Black Basket Table Raisins, 2 lbs. for 25 cts. Are You Going to Buid?” BARREL CHURNS, Atkinson & Switzer. Write to us for prices. reamers and Milk Pans.