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The enloljtuinment given by the Ep-2 .w0rtli League 0,11 Friday evening was .quiteasuccess. The crowd was not large on account of counter attracfi lions but all seem tohavo a good time. In the contest which was spoken of in last weeks issu9, the prize an E. L. pin was won by Miss Hattie Sisley. She. ,obtained180ma‘1'ks out of a possible‘ 210. Several others made very high marks. Miss Bessie Redditt road a paper on Hallow? on, and Mr. qu'ri- ..son also gave. .: reading. The ::;:1sic:1l part of Llu- pmgranune was well sus- tained by Misses S. 'J‘i-vnch, J. XViloy, E. Switzcz- and Mrs, Mamm. The chair was taken by Mr. W. E. Brown. PUBLIC DEBATE. Ne'xtlFriday evening at 8 o’clock there will be an interesting programme at the League. The chief feature will bea debate based on I. Cor. xiv. 3-1. The Subject is “resolved that women should not keep silence in churches.” The afl’irmative will be taken by Messrs. \V. Harrison and F. Garvin and the negative by Messrs VV. A. \Vright and A. J. Hume. Good music (will be furnished. All are welcome. GREATER THAN THE KLONDIKE RUSH. The official reports from Montreal are to the effect that the Post Office authorities have been obliged to put on extra. clerks to handle the letters arriving with subscription for the ‘amily Herald and \Voekly Star and in the Family Herald office itself, it is said that their enormous staff of clerks has had to be heavily reinforced to meet the unprecedented rush of new names. {The Edn‘xily Herald and _‘Veekly Star is a great paper and it is V a ugh; Aitke n Thlu-sd is a largP family. \V the above Naughtun l The Amnqu Plowmun’s A: to-day on the near Kettleby will take plan “7m Millikeu next, the Qt noon Rm dress th Comman Weekly Star IS a gre getting a rousing re( 1K Dix 'i'h prize to th number of prize fell 1; House. who gm last Wed FRIDAY EVENING AT LEAGU mamas: xmvasm until th Atk Iri£ Boots a M alwa 3th in 1t Ir. H‘ l Juni estin; n‘k F P9T ." ‘ro( “S011 f0 110 ins ,3LO 1} 11-111, near the 11th inst 0011 111]( £0 HI 2111 ; 11ch tkin during ' Huls¢ in first ll! VV( at pap ‘eption here I at 1n LSDJ 11 ‘Unt ll‘y ' woul 31: the the “‘1 of the !1(- 11 5. J amieso York main man of M Xpé’ lll 1d on )ll 1] mn‘ lte 111' \ gramme was even and well balanced, and without a single exception the performers earned for themselves the highest praise. The audience was en~ thusiastic, and although there were nearly twenty numbers on the pro- grannne, every performer was forced to respond to encores. Mrs. (D12) Sisley, who sang here for the first time, made a favorable impression; Mrs. Hales' recitations were we” re- ceived; Miss Beattie, of Toronto, showed considerable skill as an elo- cutionist; Rev. Mr. Large’s strong basso voice was much admired ; Mas- ter Josie Gray, the boy reciter, created quite a sensation with his catchy selections, and the almost perfect ren- dering of some of Mr. Blight‘s baritone solos were very much appreciated by the critical audience. The local perâ€" formers in both vocal and instrument- al selections did well and were heart- ily encored. The accompaniments were played by Mrs. Hume, Mrs. Blight, and Miss Edith Switzer. Rev. Mr. McCulloch, who acted as chairâ€" man, referred in terms of pride to the success of the entertainment, and exâ€" pressed his pleasure in presiding over such a pleasant gathering. The pro- gramme contained the followingr met with more gratifyingsnccess than did the Ladies’ Aid Society on Mon- day evening when they gave their Hallowe’en supper and entertainment in the Methodist church. The only drawback was the dark night and the threatening appearance ofrain which, no doubt, had the effect of keeping many away. The vizmds, which were first-class, were served in the school- room which, in accordance with time- honored customs, was appropriately decorated for a. hallowe’en occasion. Later in the evening all repaired to the auditorium of the church where a pleasing and extensive programme was well carried out by a large num- ber of talented artists. The pro- and ii Hnnd Mr. 25 1 this v He] forim Frida Spe Hyge and 2 Nr. many eel l\j 1 (my evemng when Hallowe’en supper a in the Methodist C drawback was the d: threatening appeara‘ no doubt, had the many away. The vi Principal 1’ wrlters, are mas number This 'alu mg edlv has a magnificient artit John Szuldfiold Macd( Blake, Sir Oliver Mo“ Arthur S. Hardyâ€"the and present of Ontarit doubtedly one of the 1 political life ever ponne ian. John A. Cooper- cnunt of the Fenian rail is accmnpanied by 'n ghotographs and ma} ourinot gives the first Ewelve papeys on “_Th_e twelv Dnmi being the time, The an Anniv special (‘0‘ the usual publicatin perhaps a] \Villison, 4 has a mag 10m 11E On )1! )1} AN ANNIVERSARX IIALLOVv'E‘l 8m inio 1'11 9 inte (1i .0111 '11 numbers ( inn, while t above the av: I, editor of L11 mt Psary eriu, 111110111 retir . TEI llver Mow: zu‘dyâ€"~the 1 of Ontario. eof the he 93 penned ming of the “Indian Mag ary Number ll] E’EN CONCERT. an «X‘ganizatirm gratifying succeSS Aid Society on vhen they gave 321‘ and entertain: M1 all-raidvuf 18( by many DE (>11 CODS )D 13.1 k'ell as educative». nlivoned by some llustra‘tions relat- lbnt and Cartier. departments are al. Contributions , Goldwin Smith, Lnd other leading red for the Christ- *qui] M 111K flu .nd 1t will Mak NU M 121m mh Ix lllS folvlgfi'ing us IS un- tudies m a Canad- MI nt 11f ndi ill 1n which llllahle mes 01 nf thE 111 rintil by M .2, th; Issues has a d e 310130, T with iward H ISSUE than 11K ates ‘cid- DCE l-l'( 1111-1 11 WILvnNâ€"Az thtouvine. Markham Townflr’p on Monday. the 1% at November, Wm‘ Hrri‘ert Wilson, in film 11rd war of his age. Interment at '{uttonvil'o cemetery on ‘Wedâ€" ggsdny,NoyL31.1,.gt Lgp. m. ‘ ‘OsTEnâ€"JwLuxâ€"At the Lub‘nemn :Bnrsonnge lth eqnfl'Vaughan. on 09%. 27mm dev. I. E Larch. B. D., A. M.. Mr. Lewis Ostarnf Con- cal-(1,173 Miss Ada. Julian ox Vellore. 8; Switzer- Thieves brake. into the store of Mr. East, Nashville, Vaughan, on Satur- day night. They gained entrance by a small back window. The robbery was not detected until Sunday after- noon. The theivvs secured a, huge quantity of goods, including two suits of clothes, one overcoat, bouts, caps, cigars, tobacco and salmon. James Huton, aged 69 years, :1, T0- ronto tailor, While under the influence, of liquor, killed his son John, aged 39 years, on Saturday, by plunging the point of a. pair of scissors into his right breast. A satisfied customer is a. bigger advertisement to us than a page in the most widely circulated newspaper in the country. May we make 2L walk- ing advertisement out of you, we can if you will give us a. trial. Atkinson & Switzer. Mrs. F. Irwin of Newmarket, and her hired girl were asphyxiated by stove gets on Saturday night. They filled the stove Saturday evening and went to bed, and were not discovered till Tuesday. The. hired girl is rapid~ ly improving but Mrs. Irwin may die. 12 lbs pure lard for $1.00; 21 lbs. N0. 1 Granulated Sugar for $1.00 ;‘ 23 Bars Richard’s Pure Soup for $1.00; 2-1 Bars Comfort Soup for $1.00 ; 28 Bars 'l‘rilby Soap fOr $1.00; Eleven big 12!; ct. bar for $1100 this week. Atkinson I-ality Was 60,000. Just tohand at Atkinson & Swif- zvr’s a Large shipment, of selected misinszmd Cleaned Currants bought at right prices. 251133. Granulated Sugar for $1.00 this week at Atkinson «‘s‘L Switzer‘s. Hem-y Gporgo, the Single Tux Rf- former died suddenly in New York Friday mornin". Special value this Week in ladies Hygeian vests. Splendid ones for 17 and 20 cents. Atkinson & Switzm'. Mr. Robert A Van \Vyck, the Tam many candidate, was on Tuesday elem-t- el Mayor of New- York. His plu- rality was 60,000. Mrs. J. Sheppard and Miss Violet Sheppard of Holland Landing spent a fI‘VV (lays last week with Mrs. W. Slapppal-d. "hr. and Mrs. "Darling of Gnodwnnrl, and Miss Iiostrnwsor of Tm'nntn, spout, Sunday at “ Elms Len,” the home of M 1*. \Vm. Marsh. ' Mr. A. Brown (Sf St. John’s “798$ spent Sunday with his brother, Mr '\V. E. Brown. Mrs. (Rev.) 4 at homo the se of each month County councillors \V. H. and G. \V. High are serving men in Toronto. Master Loy Harris Wheeled up Toronto last, Saturday and spent; day with his parents hm-e. Mrs. Peakex' of Parkdulo, is m a Visit with her aunt, Mrs. .1 Elliott, and her sister, Mrs. x ronto‘ Mrs. visiting Harris. Sava If you need 3 can‘t do better th 1n IL Fl I‘} M Mr. and Mrs. J. M. I ending a week with 1'91 nrk Mills mrnhill. U. Uoultor, v :11, elocutyioni t'umnntval ar ghton, Viol mpanist. Tr I 1'} V} lecture of md, and the m." Views : HCE . \V. Smith and M2 'onto are guests of Mr. W hill {all :\R( art in U'E PERSONALS. nmes GI-emr nf V‘ on with her sister. 111 l- News Notes. filARRIAGES in }AIN D 1K This “ m the 0 13th, C n the pt '1 Chan nt hot/t! ut mm DC ATHS WSSIS )A. R. Sanderson will be second and. third Friday nn and Vlolin 09ps nds : ‘lfl' Mlsin Gavin Fl CI‘O‘ Idmitt ht s11( 1t ml nli] :XY CON( ll( met The Thor-1111i“ Tickets a( S011 itv M wt" Saponit {ct-holder g at 7.15 \Villmvdn Thornhj lll ht v, Mrs. J. VMrs. A. E p1 MI by the Oxy Mrs MI admittin 111', 50 cts hild is makh g 3am jour- Saturday w1th the mge 3‘ Mason Pugsley IS Juryâ€" ltiunis ll] Smith Brass f1‘(‘m Sun- Mi iI’E n l . nd on for years, without injury. The and makes it new again. You can with SAPONIQUE. It has no oqu Cuffs and Collars, and rmnoving St Collars. The SAPONIQUE clvzms your mirrors and windows. It wo article cleaned. REMEMBER OUR OFFER :â€"If the SAPONIQUE don’t give entire satis- faction, return the bottle and money will be refunded. GLASSVVARE TEE QUICKEST THING KNGWE That will clean all kinds of Clothing Furniture, THE NEE PROOF SAPONIQUE MANUFACTURING (20., THORNHILL. GRQCERY STOCK GGEPLETE Copyright Applied for United States and Canada. The Saponiquc is put up in~_6 oz. and Pint Bottles, 250. and 500 ‘6 EAPQNMUE ’9 REGHMOND HELL. ONT And only preparation of the kind in America. (CONTAINING NO ACIDS) NEW Fall Gaafis JSAAC ROSBK DOLLAR OUR CUSTOMERS“ Swami Bargains and. Good Value for Their Money. ou cannot make A Large Assortment. Ask your Dealer tor the Snponiqne. BZE’ FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS- ‘WE DELIGHT THE CHEMICAL DISCOVERY. NOW A RRIVING AT AND CROCKERY Y1 QIVID 3‘, Jewelry, Tinware and highly polishe without injury, is RD AGENTB‘EQ Q’s. E