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“LAD E‘Vill be held on Oct.‘ 7 and 8, and promises to be a, greater success than ever. New buildings have been erect- ed, the prizes for live stock have ~been increased, While the purses fob rspeed- ‘ing are sure to bring out good horses. Special railway rates between Orange- ‘ville and TQI-onto have been secured. unnu Ub‘ THAN KS. This is to certify that, the Gore Fire Insurance Co. of GnlL, Ont, through their agent, Mx-.J.T. Szligeon of Ma le. have paid my loss, sustained by re, to my entire satisfaction. MRS. JANE H. DOBSON. mm. :11 me town of Orillia, cm help regretting that the newly ed couple are to sever their con ;With their friends here. Special value this week in gram bags. flour nilclotl), wool eta and men’s sacks. Atkiusc SWibzer. \_ Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Johnston ceived a large number of friends 1‘ day afternoon and evening, the m flan-being their post-nuptial recepl he callers enjoyed the hospitality tended, but; many while expres pleasure at Mr. Johnston’s good 1 tion in the town of Orillia, could help regretting that the newly-m: eq couple are to sever their con n'éc‘ With their friend: ham Sugarsâ€"On F this week we V lated sugar fur : for $1. Im-g shirts, u 40d; prices. l‘fimght -LWU‘U§‘L1 0y l-exnnving‘the grass be- tween the rails. From the southern boundary of the .corporation to “’right’s the grass was gathexed up and taken away, but from that point north the ditch was considered good enough for a grass recoptacle. Surely this was not donegvith the approval of the Council! ‘ ‘ The Metropolitan m been improving the ap amid-bed by removing tween the rails. From boundary of the c \Vgighj’s the grams in \Ve have disposed of sugar lately ; are givin this week. Atkinan & Owing to the wet weatln gregations at the Methoc last Sunday were not In sen mous were preached by Brown of St. Paul’s Chum] The Thank-Offerings pluc glans morning and evening uh it; is safe to say tlml handed in this week the a be $150. The trustees ' f with the cheerful response. “aa n-ane Wine vinegar, 0 agar, Concord grape \‘inszlX', malt vuwgar. Concord grape vine-gar is extra fine for pickling and table use. Atkinson & Switzer. ider vin- “The Last. Days of P Kinky," by \Vulter Well Review of Reviews for CC most comprehensive ace Buffalo tragedy that has print. All things consk x'emmkable jounulistric a It, should be read and p1- cmuplete record of a gre; event. on behalf of St. Mary's Chm-ch. wishes through TEE LIBERAL to convey thanks tu Mr. J. H. Sanderson and others who assisted in ducurating the Hall Thursday evening, and made everything so pleasant for those who took part in the entertainment). Mr. Milhmu-rio, “79. have hufmn us municulzion bearing on mismunugvmeu1t. 2m: many acts (If alleged d the correspondent; (104. name we must declinn: . -.'I’v b name We must decline to mserl; Millinery npevning, Tuesday, nesday 21 nd Thursday. Oct. 8, 9, : will GXCPI :1“ frn'vnnl- AL . mu Atkinson &;‘Switzex Mr. Asa Curtis. uwnvr m the Oak Ridges hotel im- yenrs, died on Sunday, ‘ aged 65 years 10 months. were interval in St. John on Tuesday. The funeral ‘ The Me , “ .V u“. ran in Christ, ommnunly known Tunker ft-usL, was hold at the ( at Gormley last, Saturday. S( were also )u-ld on Sunday. We try to avoid mistakes, but never avoid righting them.» Atkinson and Switzer. The annual meeting of the \V. 3. wil} be held in the Temperance h’eit Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock cordial inviLuIJuu is extended tt Indies interested in the wm-k Mr. James \Valkvr of Buttonville died on Saturday and was interred in the Bntlmzville cemetery yesterdu; afternoon. Deceased was 82 yours 0 age. ' worth Lwtp Friday oven " This Gram We want ‘ ‘ Come £lg.lil) XXX/f'i'hite wine Fire Brigade 1'r.mtics~the last, the SCRSIIllâ€"next Munday evening. ‘PIIH‘ attendance requvsu'd. B}CBMOND Him. Cider mud Tuesdu y and The sgm i-n nnual fc The RG11 ( Ell Lvuguo {tyflevemng CARD 0% LOCAHJS _ , w u-a.ul‘u\' â€"A large lot of sum u -to~date goods. at l‘fiught-on Bros. Elgin BOLTONm y \Vulfer Wellumn, in Reviews for October, is lprehensive account of Igedy that hag appeulje thung consxderod, 1t 8 jounulisbic achievem )9 read and preserved , n disposed of a. large lot of ; are giving :1 big 8; worth Atkinson & Switzen vimtduu is extended to all rested in the work. ‘l‘iday and: Vi“ give 23 i our Hg, is ope-n , V---~ I DIJL' L‘JLI' the Mghgdfib Church 111 Service of fin -. which will 1m uu-sduy ing, Tuesday, VVod- sday. Oct. 8, 9, and 104 '1“ tunnel- displays. tweathgg- the con y and Saturday of give 23 lbs. granu- 35 lbs.brown sugar wt of sample top (VA-mp, ‘ A shelves Atkmsun owner and kee u. .Joun‘s cemetery funeral] was large. aPpefu‘auce of the 1n Lie newly-marri- their connection us a lengthy com- on Metl‘(‘:pulita-n and mentioning discuurtesy. As loos not give his Atkinson i :magement, h PK‘CSBI'VBG as a STEM; hxstorical 1s_t, (7f the Breth or and keeper of for the past 35 my, 29th Sept, 15. His remains II. k in cotton W001 blank- WEB achieéemenb ‘pesiden t Mc- pitaflty ex- expressing good posi- could not 2* ppfiared in \,-l‘. E % to whisper, (35 Switzer. » all ‘01:. the church 7. Services Mill §2§¢i2€1 Top viii, 7‘ it isa 1.8 the the th e the {I}. all 21$ of 1901 You can buy a new 12mm. pt 0. Mason’s for $15. " 1. Piano Duet, Miss Covert and Miss W. Evans. 2. Song, Miss Grace Hogaboom. 3. ’Oello Solo, MiSSAIadeline Evans. 4. Reading, Miss Schulte. 5. Mandolin. guitars and banjo duet, Miss W. Evans, Miss Hattie Sm'yth, MissCovert, Mr. Riealfle-Sezwer. ‘ 6. Song, Dr. EjK. Richardsod. 7. ’Cellu Solo, Mr. Paul Hahali. 8. Al Fresch Daughter of LOVE-Col- lege Hornpipe, God Sa‘ygqhe King, Orchestra. ' ' in PART I. I. Piano Duét, Miss Covert and Miss VV. Evmw. 2. Sung, Miss Grace Hogahoom. 3. Yiulin Duet. The Misses Rowland. 4. Reading. Miss Schulte. 5. Guitar Duet, Miss Covert and Miss liettie Smyth. 6. Song, Mr. Massie. 7. Swedish \Vedding March, Loin du Bu], Suldiel‘s‘ Joy. rchestm. PART II. of P ld . w- -..Av I‘lnLuCl. VV Ill] the exception of our own “ Col." Mil- lioui‘ne who assisted with the bones and tambourine in certain popular selections, the talent was all from the city. the array of artists being as fol- lows: Miss Covert, Miss Edith Row- land, Miss Eleanor Rowland. Miss Kate Rowland, Miss Schulte, Miss Grace Hogulioom, Miss Hettie Smyth. Miss Madeline Evans. Miss \Vinifred Evans, Miss Emily Falconln-idge, Mr. Paul Hahn-n. Dr. E. K. Richardson, Mr. Massie, Mr. F. J. Riearde-Seaver. \Vith such an array of skilled music- ians it is difficult to individualize. suffice it to say the music was all mel- excellent programme was ' rendered, and it is safe to say that every number was thoroughly enjoyed by all lovers of good music. Dr. L. Hamil- ton Evans of Toronto. acted both as chairman and musical conductor. and that gentleman was as happy in the capacity of the former as he was efficient iri that of the latter. With oL‘ r_â€"â€"A7 ENTERTAINMENT‘ The Masonic Hall was well Thursday evening when a d entel minment was given in ui Church of England of this pl‘ excellent programme was 1‘ and it is safe to say Lhut every was thoroughly enjoyed by a of good music. Dr. L. ton. Evans of Toronto. acted urps :ue superb. By The Curti; lishing Company, Philadelphia. One. dollar a your; Len cents a number. \‘Ve benefit ourselves most when we serve you best. Young men should examine our stock of hard and soft, fer hats, shirts, rollars, cuffs, ties. all thelatesb; we can save you money. Atkinson & Switzex'. emmrml departments are supplement,- ed by nine new ones of great interest, among which Professbr Edward How- m'd Gi'iggs’ talks on “ The Education of a. Child frmn Eleven to Eighteen," Professor Schmucker‘s “Seeing Things Ontdum-s,"nnd Miss \Vithey’s “ VVrit- ing and Speaking Correctly " are note- worthy. The illustarriuns and art feat- ures :ue superb. By The Curtis Pub- lishing Company, Philadelphia. One. dollar a your; Len cents a number. toner; the last (if “Miss Alcott/S Letters to Her ‘ Laurie,” and the closing chapters of “"A-ileen.” “Some Things the President Does Not 130.” a collvction nf anom‘intes about \Vhis- tlvi'. the artist, and Mr. Bnk’s advice Lon. young man about to marry are important features. The regular editorial departments are supplemth ed by nine new ones of great interest, among which Professbr Edward How- m'fagiliggs’ talks on “ The Education of LADIES’ HUME JOURNAL. The Ladies" Home Journal for Oct- nberis, pol-Imps, the host number of this magazine ever issued. The lit- erary fmlluros include “How the Leopard Got His Spots," by Rudyard Kipling; “A Fifth Avenue Trouba- dour." by Erm‘st Seton-Thompson ; the first installnwnt of "A gentleman Ufi the Blue Grass," by Laura Spencer Porter; the lust of “Miss Alcott’s Letters to Her ‘Lmu~ie,”’ and the closing chapters of “Aileen.” “Some Things the President. Dun: N’nt fin ” the quniity and have u fL-w (10ch Best jar rubbers & Switzer. Ben-kt other duets duels nn [:1 Jussio Brow sion 10 midi m( (111 Hill nusdu in I h!- “'hiL‘l ment lowin cured Stonfi “’9 h The cnl nd .....uuuu to the ’cello solo played in ulinently skillful manner by Prlmudpf My. Paul Huhan. nving is the programme in 1m Square, will hel y. Oct. 9. Supper ' - church from 5 tn 8 l u musi 'al and Kite” will be given. for w 1‘} solos and and Nelle‘s‘ \vhu will :XNNUA L SOCIAL. rcll from 5 tn 8 p. 11).. after usivnl :1 ml literary entertain- lu- given. for which the fol- crllcnt. talent has been se- lls-e Madge Brawn. M. E..<)f a [ho pnpulur and talented *5 : lit-v. J. H. More of Rich- ], wlm will deliVe-r am‘ .ch- It? Bukm' Family of Baker nlns and quarts-Mes: DI'S. d erlps of Stoul‘fville, and I'm will ' give instrumental mandolin and guitar. Miss twp. :lct-(vmpnnist. Admis- 1d a md )zen Hall was well filled on ling when a delightful was given in {Lid of the land of this place: An suclul of tho VV. M. S.‘ P, will he held on \Vt'rl- Supper will he served let-t nts big 8:119 of fruit, jars, prices being right: imperial gum-ts left. 5c. dozen. Atkinson HOUSE PAINTER, ' Glazier, Grainer and Paper- Hanger. _ Lot 32. 2nd con. Vaughan, consist- mg of 200 acres, is to rent. Apply to , , Inn Calls from a distance promptly attended to. RESIDENCE, RICHMOND HILL Mumsâ€"Docksâ€"At We resilience of the bride‘s Ether, Mr. Tlicmas Docks, Heathcote, on Thursday, Sept. 26, by Rev. Paul Flintot Gait, Miss Alice Ann Docks, to Mr. Cyrus Louis Mapes of Hamilton. LAwnAaoxâ€"In Richmond Hill. on Thursday. Sept. 26. the wife of Dr. Luwrason. of a daughter. SmTH~Iu Richmond Hill. on Saturday. Sept. 28. this wile 01 Jerry Smith. jeweller, ofa. A pleasant Parlor Meeting, under the auspices of the W. G. T. U., was held in the Temperance Hall Tuesday evening. The Hall looked very pretty, the platform licing neatly decorated with flags, flowers and framed pic- tures of the King. and Duke and Duchess of York. The chair was occupied by Mrs. Switzer the pies- ident, who in herintroductory remarks referred to some of the work done by the Unions in the various departments. After a number of vocal selections she introduced Mr. Leckie. the speaker of the evening. who talked along the line of “Life in the Camps.” After giving a history of his own life he told about camp life, and referred to the lumbermen in the‘ northern part of the province as a thrifty lotof men, strictly honorable, and who were well provided for. He said he believed in people taking the. pledge, and he was always prepared to vote for the Duncan Act. the Scott Act, and any Act that had the word tem erance in it. He complimented the {)Vomen’s Christian Temperance Union on the good work they are doing, referred to the comfort bags sent to the lumbermen, and said that the above were the only society who were taking an aggressive stand along the line of politics. During the evening solos were sung by Mr. A. J. Hume. Miss L. \Vright, Miss L. Dun- can, Miss V. Storey and Mr. J. H. Sanderson. The accompaniments were played by Miss Wiley. Miss Clark and Miss Linfoot. Before closing a number ofladies handed in their names to become members of the local Union. «a. Ripans Tabules cure bad breath. Ripans Tabules cure constipation. Rinans Tabules assist digestion. Ripans‘Tabules cure nausea. QIVL. Prices that cannot be ignored by those of a saving turn: Green Ric coffee, 10c. lh.; good roasted blend coffee, ground fresh, 50.; best Ranâ€" oon rice, 4c. ; bright India. rice, 5150. ; cIntosh’s wheat flakes; 8- lbss 1301-250. Atkinson & Switzer. l The October Canadian Magazine. is, ‘ns might be expected. somewhat of j a Royal Number. Arthur H. U. Col- quhoun writes of “ The Significance of lthe Royal Visit ;" Claude Bryan, o! “ The Duke and Duchess of York at Home," and Joanna. E. \Vood. of Presentation at Court. These articles I are profuser illustrated with attractive photographs. The full-page picture of a debutantcdressed for presentation at the British Court, is somethin of a novelty in this country. Nor does Royalty monopolize the. issue. The sportsman will find good reading in‘ ;“ The Game Laws of Ontario and‘ Quebec” and “ \Vild-goose Shooting in New Brunswick." “ Canada at the Glasgow Exhibition " is another valu- able feature. the illustrations being especially fine. Dr. Wickett breaks: new ground with his article on “ Commercial Education at Univer- sities," in which he quietly advises the ‘ universities to follow the lead of: Germany, France and Belgium, and bring their teaching to bear on the' subjects in which business men should be trained. The various departments show that the staff-writers of The Canadian Magazine are clever and capable, summarizing foreign events, dealing with events of interest to Women, and giving such literary comment as is required even by those who make no pretension to authority. Any person reading this issue will desire to preserve it. An excellent preservative. ‘- Reduces cost of you: harneu. Never burns the leathelj ; 39‘ flicienc is increaggd. ecutes est service. § titches kept from breaking. Un lulled by anv 0&1ng Ren ere hard leather soft, Especially prepare‘d, Keeps out water. -A Heavy bodied oil. HARNESS guagxg amass on. Fahdâ€"in all .ocalities dalughtei. Some Reasons Why You Should Insist on Having Farm 135: Rent . HEWISO’N, PARLOR MEETING. D. BOYLE, Richmond Hill A ROYAL NUMBER MARRIAGES BIRTHS. Mahmud by Imperial on Company. JACOB EYER & SON FEED CUE‘E‘ING. ENSILAGE AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 171 KING ST. EAST, TORONTO - , __- "â€"w -u-,.‘. Nancie Food: 40c Faediur7 Bottles mu Feeder‘Eistmgs. Nipples, Etc Electric Oil.5 bottles for 25¢: Chaae'a Pills. 2 boxea for 250 Carter’s Pills. 2 bottles for 25c Perfect Headache Powders, 12 in a. box, 25c Pierce's Favorite Prescription 650 Pierce’s Golden Medical Disco‘rery 65c Pierce's Palate 15c (none small 35, large 65 Bcott'a Emulsion. Small 350. large 550 gimp Whigs Pine and Tar, 25c Goal Bil-JCS YOU SAVE FROME 10 to 25 pair cent. The undersigned having purchased outfit for To this Opening we Skirts, Wrappers? Blouses, Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings. When we shall be pleased to exhibit a superb gathering of all the latest styles and ideas in women’s fashionable Headwear. Millinery A #267250” (3 Switzer, RICHMOND HILL We take pleasure in announcing fifififififififiéfifi AT DANIEL’S DRUG STORE. Are Drugs are Pure and Fresh and Stock Up-to-date. Compare the following: RICHMOND HILL: Ensiiage Cuiier 8!. Blower, Which occurs Are prepared to do all kinds of will also during those days make a special display of Ladies’ . D. DANIEL 86 CO. (Canadlan W'ater White) equal ican Oil, 16c. gallon. Patronage Solicited. )emng we most cordially invite yourself and friends. B. Bell & Son’s Consisting of a :urs Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdar STE-AW CUTTING Salts. 3c 1b.. 10 lbs. for 250 Sulphur,3c. lb‘.91bs. for 250. Kemlall’a Spam/in Cure. 75c Pure Drugs muj Condition Powders Blisters of all kinds Pickling Spicegâ€"Cinnamon, Cloves, Tame: Albspice. Garlic. Ebc Acid for making Vinegar Oil for Cream Separators Butter Color 180 Hyposulphite of Soda. tor Poultry. 10¢. 9. lb. Eczema Ointment, 350 Tooth Brushes 100.. Perlumea 100. 15c. and 24 Salts, 3c 1b.. Sulphur, 3c. Kendall's 81 Pure Drugs ‘ Blisters of n Picklyxg .Sp Gpening DRUGGISTS. a complete our annual‘ Opp. Clyde Hotel to Amer- :, 15c. and 250.