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Vol. XXII.
“
In Essentials, Unity; in Non-Essentials, Liberty ; in all things, Charity.”
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IS PUBLISHED E V E K Ï
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Barristers, Solicitors, etc.
T. F. McMAHON.
SPENCER LOVE,
DR.
LA N G S TA FF,
MACDOUCALL & JONES,
DUNCAN, GRÄMT & 8ШНв
A, G F. LAWRENCE,
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Issuer ofMarriage Licenses.
Vttevinxrg
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PALMER HOUSE,
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M O NEY
2
No 18
, 1899.
McClure ; blue delft work, Miss W il­ V a u g h a n P lo w in g M ato h .
mot, B. Tulloch ; darning on net, B.
Tulloch, Miss McVean ; drawn thread
The annua] plowing match of Vaugh­
work, W , Hunter, Miss W ilmot ; an Plowmen’s Association was held
ideal hoiton work, C. Broom, G. B ak ­ near Woodbridge on Tuesday. The
er ; mount tnellick work M. McVean, day was favorable, and the wotii
B. Tulloch ; easel scarf, Miss Wilmot, creditable, though the ground wae à
I. McPherson ; netting, L. McCutch­ little sad for a good finish, (phe
eon, J . McClure ; pin cushion, S. B ak ­ judges got through their duties, in
er, I. McPherson ; table d’oyles, L. good time and the secretary, Mr. Зад.
McCutcheon, Mrs. Hunter ; table McNeil, was able to let the interested
drape. Miss McVean, S. B a k e r ; photo spectators know the result of the
frame, M. Fallas, G. Bakei ; mosaic labors early in the evening. Before
work, G. Baker, Miss W ilmot ; hand­ separating, Mr. McNeil, on hçhaif of
kerchief case, 13. Tulloch, Mrs. V an ­ the Association, thanked \Mr. M.
zant ; veil case, B. Tullock, L. McCut­ Rearnan, the proprietor of the farm
cheon : tie case, G. Baker, B. Tulloch ; where the match was held, for the
novelties, Mrs. Harris, L. Smith.
kindness, courtesy and attention
shown the plowmen and everybody
F IN E A R T S.
Oil painting, animals, J . Barber, S. concerned.
The following are the judges :—1st,
M ercer; oil painting, flowers and
fruit, S. Barber, J . C ordingly ; oil \ 4th aud 6 th classes—Péter Franks,
painting, portrait, Mrs. Hays, L. Dun­ Weston ; Wm. Robinson, Majple ; and
can ; oil painting, landscape or ma­ Henry Keffer, Sherwood. 2nd, 3rd
rine, L, Devins, I. McPherson ; water- and 5th classes—Wm. Hood, Scarboro;
colors, animals, J . Cordingly, E. Mark Gillham, K in g ; and Thos. Cain,
Forbes ; water-colors, flowers or fruit, Aurora.
S. Barber, F. Patterson ; water-colors, , The prize-winners were as follows :
F irst Class—1, W . G. Rennie, Elles­
landscape or marine, S. Barber, Mrs.
H ayes; painting on China, S. B arber, mere ; 2, J . McLean, Richmond Hill ;
L. Duncan ; drawing from objects, 3, John Lawson, K in g ; 4, A L. Mc­
Airs. Humberstone, E. Forbes ; draw­ Neil, Vellore.
Continuation of F irst Class (wooden
ing from objects, shaded-crayon or
charcoal, S. Mercer, E. Forbes ; por­ handle plows)—1, Geo. McLaughlin,
traits in crayon, E. Forbes, G. Hamil­ Grahamsville ; 2, E. Dickens,Grahamston ; portraits in pastel, E. Forbes, G. ville.
Second Class—1, Ja s . Cameron,
Hamilton ; collection of photographs,
G. Hamilton ; pencil drawing, land­ Teston ; 2, R. Stiver, Unionville ; 3,
scape or marine, E. Forbes, E. Brown. W. Malloy, Teston ; 4, M. Soper,
Malton.
W R IT IN G AND D RA W IN G .
Third Class—1, F. Garbutt.GrahamsDrawing for 2nd class, E lla Haslan,
John McLean, John K eys ; drawing ville ; 2, R. Bowes, Woodhill.
Fourth Class—1, W m .Hawstrawser,
for 3rd class, Ben Kaiser, M. McLean,
B. K a ise r; drawing for 4th class, C. Woodhill ; 2, R. Milliken, Hagérmau ;
Tracey, R. Mills, A.Dobson ; drawing, 3, Albert Sm ith, Stanley Mills.
Fifth Class—1, Samuel McClure,
open to all, -— Hoover, G. Proctor, R.
Mills ; map of Province of Ontario, Elder’s Mills.
Sixth Class (boys in stubble)—1, H.
C. Patterson, V . Nairn, H. Mills ; ver­
tical writing, for 2nd class, L. A rm ­ Farr, Purpleville ; 2, Goo. Riddell,
strong, I. Harrison, M. Arm strong ; Pottageville ; 3, E w art Beaman,
vertical writing for 3rd class, E. Woodbridge.
S P E C IA L S .
Naeuy, A. Sproule, G. Harrison ; ver­
Best outfit in field, Ja s. Cameron ;
tical writing for 4th class, E. Beaman,
M. Douglas, A. H om er; ornamental best finish in men’s class, Ja s. Cameron;
engrossing, R. Mills, V. Nairn, A. best six crown furrows in 1st class, W .
Dobson ; plain engrossing, M. Balmer, G. Rennie ; best finish in 2nd class,
A. Dobson, M. O’Rouke ; best sketch Ja s. Cameron ; best six crown furrows
of the History of Vaughan Township in 3rd class, Fred Garbutt ; best plow­
including Woodbridge, Fullerton Mc­ ed land in boys’ class in sod, S. Mc­
Clure.
Clure of Woodbridge.
DOMESTIC M A N U FA C T U RES
Honey, rendered, Dr. Thom, Jam es
Johnston ; honey, in' comb, Alex.
ÂT
TORONTO O FF IC E : No. 1, Adelaide Burgess ; home-made bread, Мгв. I.
Devins, Mrs. U. Young, Mrs. Peakes ;
ГНЕ LIBERAL PRINTING&PUBLISHINGHOUSE
St., East.
home-made buns, plain, Fanny Harri­
RICHMOND HILL, ONT.
Mr. Cook will be at Maple on Thursday son, Mrs. Uriah Young ; home-made
afternoon of eaoh week.
buns, with fruit, Mrs. McLaughlan,
Miss Blather ; tea biscuits, Mrs. A.
M O NEY TO LO AN A T 5%.
Gage, Mrs. Hoover, jr.; fruit cake,
Е в і т о й <t P r o p r ie t o r .
Money to Loan
Telephone 2G61 Mrs. Nattress, Mrs. H. Peters ; sponge
cake, Mary Smith, Mrs. Peaker ; A s­
sortment canned fruit, Mrs. A . Gage,
B U S IN E S S CARD S.
Mi’s. Hoover, jun.; assortment of
jellies Mrs. Peters, Mrs. U. Young ;
B a r r i s t e r , S o lic ito r , C o n v e y a n c e r , N o ta r y
P u b lic , E t c .
assortment of pickles, Mrs. Wallace,
J a n e s B u ild in g , 75 Y o n g e S t. (c o r. K in g ), T o r o n to . Mrs. G a ge; rag carpet, Mrs. Young,
Mrs. Scott ; home-made wine, Fanny
R ic h m o n d H ill o n W e d n e s d a y s .
Harrison, Mrs. Smyth, jun.; home-.
made winf, not grape, Mrs. Smyth,
M o n ey to L o a n
Telephone І7
jun., Fanny Harrison ; home-made
R IC H M O N D H I L L .
soap, Fanny Harrison, Mrs. Hillock ;
HOME-MADE M A N U FA CTU RES.
O F F I C E « B O tlIîS
B a r r i s t e r s , S o lic ito r s , &c.
Factory made flannel, M. Jamieson,
Я to I A ч m ; в to 8 p m
W allace B ros.; full cloth, W allace
R o o m 1 , N o . 18 T o r o n t o S t., T o r o n to .
Bros., A. Harris ; Canadian Tweed,
A L F R E D M ACDOUG ALL,
F R E D E R IC K O. JO N E P ,
Wallace Bros., A. H arris ; pair blan
^ S o lic ito r t o t h e T r e a s u r y o f O n ta r i o .
kets, W allace Bros., M. Jamieson ;
R e n ta l.
S o lic ito r s f o r t h e R e lia n c e L o a n a n d S a v in g s set double team harness, G.
Rudd ;
C o m p a n y.
set single harness, G. R u d i, J . Camer­
W « v . ß .o e ,e v b
on ; suit meu’s clothing, Canadian
tweed, W allace Bros,, A. H arris;
" Ö e w \ \ .s \ ,
suit men’s clothing, worsted, A.
Barristers, Solicitors, <bc„
Harris, W allace Bros.
Room 12, 12 1 Victoria St., Toronto.
L A D IE S W O R K .—Useful.
25 KING STREET WEST, TORONTO.
Ilest fitting teeth, also replating, at
Patchwork quilt, cotton, Mrs. Scott,
lowest prices. Good work.
East Toronto Office, Mr. Grant’s residence, S. C. Barber ; patchwork quilt, silk,
B. Broddy, J . Cordingly ; patchwork
f Wooiiöridce, every evening.
DR, EMERSON H. HENDERSON, Thornhill,-euch Wednesday from 10 to 1 2 . quilt, silk, crazy pattern, S. Barber, J.
C ordin gly, patchwork quilt,
any
L, D, S,
M o n ey t o lo a n a t 5 p e r c e n t.
T e i e r h c n e 2984 other kind, Miss Forber, Miss Ja m ie­
son ; knitted quilt, J . Cordingly, Mrs.
S U R G E O N D E N T IS T .
B lan sh aw ; crochet quilt, L. McCutcheon, S. B aker ; set table mats, L. McO f f i c e 4 d 5 У о п г е S t ., T o r o n t o .
B arrister, Soliciter, Notary, ftc.
Cutcheon, Mi's. Graham ; floor mats,
Mrs. McClure, S. Baker : tea cosy, I
T elephon e b798,
Suite 77 and 78 Freehold Ixian Build­ McCutcheon, Miss W ilm ot; table
ings, cor. Adelaide and Victoria
centre piece, Miss Wilmot, Louie
R ic h m o n d H ill E v e r y
Streets, Toronto.
Thom as; specimen fam ily machine
T u e sd a y .
sewing, L. Smith, G. Baker ; gent’s
L i b e r a l Office, Richmond Hill o n
shirt, L. Smith, Mrs. Y o u n g ; side­
Office : Next door south of T h e L i b ­
Saturdays.
board scarf, S. Campbell, B. Tulloch
e r a l Office.
fancy knitting, woollen, L. MeCutch
M . TEEFY.
eon, L. Smith ; fancy knitting, cotton,
Miss McVean, M. Jamieson ; pair
wollen socks, hand knit, plain, heavy,
Mrs. Smith, Inez McPherson ; pair
D entist,
c - M H lB e iO N E R I N T H E
woollen stockings, hand knit, plain,
fine, M. Jamieson, Mrs. Uriah Y o u n g ;
(Successor to Dr. Cecil Trotter)
H I G H C O U R T O F J U S T I C E , & c.
pair woollen mitts, hand knit, plain
heavy, Inez M cPherson,-J. Cordingly
Oddfellow’s Bldg., Toronto, cor. Yonge
pair silk mitte, L. McCutcheon, Inez
and College Sts., Toronto,
M cPherson; pair silk stockings, Inez
RICHMOND
HILL
POST
OFFICE.
W ill be in Richmond Hill every
McPherson, L. McCutcheon : pair
Wednesday.
gent’s woollen gloves C. Smith, Inez
Office :■—N ext door south of Public L E N N O X
& M O R G A N , McPherson ; assortment button holes
School.
in worsted, L. McCutcheon, M. Jam ie­
B a r r is t e r s n n d S o lic it o r s .
son ; darned socks or stockings, Mrs.
M o n e y to lo a n o n la n d a n d c h a t t e l m o r tg a g e s a t Graham, Mrs. Sm ith ; pillow shams,
lo w e s t r a t e s .
Mrs. Brown, G. Baker ; embroidered
D r. W . C e d i T w t l w , 1 « & >,
A u r o r a office—R e m o v e d to t h e o ld p o s t office, pillow shams, L. McCutcheon, Mrs.
o n e d o o r w e s t o f t h e e n t r a n c e to t h e Graham ; ladies’ shopping bag Miss
D E N T I S T ,,
O n ta r i o B a n k .
McVean, Mrs. Graham ; battenburg
N e w m a r k e t o ffic e—T h r e e d o o r s s o u t h o f t h e
lace, Mrs. McClure, C. Brough ; cor­
C o r . U l o o r a n d S p n d in a A v e .,
p o s t o ffic e.
onation braid work, Miss M c V e a n
T o ro n to .
T. H erb er t L ennox,
G . St Y . M organ,
Mrs. Sm yth ; ladies’ underwear, B.
A u ro ra .
N e w m a rk e t
Telephone 3368 for appointment.
Tulloch, L. McCutcheon ; slippers em­
broidered, Mrs. Sm yth, I. McPherson;
D. J A M E S ,
tidy, L. Thomas, Miss McVean ; catnp
stool or chair, worked, L. McCutcheon
N otary Public, Conveyancer, V alu ­ B. Tulloch ; tray or carving cloth, L,
ator, Commissioner in B. R ., &c.
Thomas, G. B aker ; ladies’ nightgown,
G. Baker, J . Burnside; art braid
work, Miss Wilmot, G .Baker ; afghan,
V E T E R IN A R Y SURGEON
I. McPheison, J . C ordingly; crochet
T H O K IW IIIÆ .
cope in wool L. McCutcheon, L. Smith;
— -A N D ------L A D IE S ’ W O RK (Fancy).
Salem E ckardt,
J. H . P re n tic e
VETERINARY DENTIST, 63
W i n c h e s te r S t. T o r o n t o .
U n io n v iile
Roman Embroidery, Mrs. Hays,
B. Tulloch ; embroidery on cotton,
E c k a r d t Æ P io n tic e
R IC H M O N D H I L L ,
with white cotton, L. McCutcheon
tii& duate of t h e O n ta r i o V e te r i n a r y College, L i c e n s e r ! A u c ti o n e e r s f o r t b e C o u n ty o f Y o rk . Miss McVean ; silk rope embroidery
w ith d ip lo m a f r o m t h e O n t a r i o V e te rin a r y G o o d s s o ld o n c o n s ig n m e n t. G e n e r a ] s a l e s o f I. McPherson. G. Baker ; embroidery
D en tal School, w ill v is it M a p lo o n M o n d a y and s to c k , e tc ., p r o m p t l y a t t e n d e d t o a t r e a s o n a b l e on bolting cloth* Mrs. Hunter, I. Mc­
F rid a y of each w e e k , a n d C o n c o r d o n F r i d a y r a t e s . G . R . G o u ld m g , N e w to n B ro o k , a g e n t
Pherson ; embroidery,
Bulgarian,
fo r th e above.
Iro m 1 to 3 p. m. C a l ls p r o m p t l y a t t e n d e d t o
Mrs. Wilmot, G. B aker ; embroidery
Diseases o f h o r s e s , c a t t l e an d o t h e r d o m e sfc icat
с sto k es
d blough
e d an im als t r e a t e d b y t h e l a t e s t an d m o st a p ­
in silk or flannel, Miss McVean, Miss
p roved m ethods.
S to k e s & B lo n g li.
McBrough ; embroidery on silk 01
L i c e n s e d A u c t i o n e e r s io:* th o C o u n ty o f Y o rk R e ­ satin, Kensington, Miss Wilmot, Miss
s p e c t f u l l y s o l i c i t y o u r p a t r o n a g e a n d f r ie n d ly
in f l u e n c e , s a l e s a t t e n d e d o n t h e s h o r t e s t n o ti c e McVean ; embroidery on plush, Mrs.
Graham, I. McPherson ; embroidery
an d a r e a s o n a b e r a t e s . P .O . a d d r e s s K in g
on felt, B. Tulloch, G. Baker ; em
J . T. Saigeon,
J . K . McEwen, broidery, Turkish, Miss McVean, I.
R IC H M O N D H I L L ,
R ichm ond Hill
W eston.
McPherson ; embroidery, Venetian
R em odelled, a n d n e w ly f u r n is h e d th r o u g h o u t .
Miss Wilmot, Miss McVean ; embroi­
S a ig e o n & M cE w en *
One of th e m o s t c o n v e n ie n t a n d c o m f o r ta b le
h o tels on Y o n g e S t r e e t . E v e r y m o d e m con­ L i c e n s e d A u c t i o n e e r s f o r t h e C o u n t y o f Y o rk . dery, Danish, B. Tulloch, G. Baker
venience. S a m p l e r o o m s f o r c o m m e r c i a l S a le s a t t e n d e d to o n s h o r t e s t n o t i c e a n d a t r e a - embroidery, Ivory, L. Smith G. Baker;
trav ellers. A n i d e a l s t o p p i n g p la c e f o r r id i n g
guipure work, G. Baker, Mrs. Vano r driving p a r t i e s , b ic y c lis ts , o r f a r m e r s g o in g s o n a b l e r a t e e P a t r o n a g e s o lic ite d .
zant ; Macramé work, J . Cordingly
to or retu rn in g f r o m m a r k e t . B u s m e e ts all
Mrs, Blanshand ; Berlin wool work,
J . O . fte n d n ia n ,
tra in s. E l e c t r i c c a r s p a s s t h o d c o r .
flat, L. McCutcheon, G. Baker ; ap­
TERM S $1.00 P E R DAY.
L i c e n s e d A u c ti o n e e r f o r t h e C o u n ty o f Y o rk . plique work, M. Brough, B. Tulloch ;
G e n e r a l s a le s o f im p l e m e n t s , f u r n i t u r e . s t a n d i n g
M B S . W . IIU I.S C ,
P r o p . t i m b e r , e t c . . a t t e n d e d o n t h e s h o r t e s t n o ti c e a n d lace, houiton, Miss McVean, L. Mc­
a t re a s o n a b le r a te s .
Cutcheon ; lace, point, L.McCutcheon,
P a t r o n a g e s o l i c i b e d . P . O. a d d r e s s Mo p ie .
G. B aker ; tatting jh silk, L. McCutch­
eon, J . Cordingly ; crochet work in
N . № . S m itlt,
cotton, L. McUutcheon, G. Baker ;
L i c e n s e d A u c tio n e e r f o r t h e C o u n tic a o f Y o rk collection of crochet work in wool, M.
a n d O n ta r i o . A ll s a le s o f f a r m s to c k , A c., a t ­ Edwards, Mrs. Harris ; toilet set, any
te n d e d t o on t h e s h o r t e s t n o ti c e a n d r e a s o n a b l e
kind, Mrs. Hays, Mrs. Devins ; sofa
1 5 8 K IN G S T R E E T E A S T . T O R O N T O
r a t e s . M o rtg a g e a n d b a ilif f s a le s a t t e n d e d to .
cushion, any kind, L. McCutcheon,
R e s id e n c e , S to u f f v ille , O n t.
H v ery acco m m o d atio n t o g u e s t* . B o a rd , $1
Mrs. Hays ; arrasene work, B.Tulloch,
n e r day
Mrs. H a y s; fancy hiaiding, M. McVean, Mrs. Vanzant ; outline work.
W R IG H T B E O S ,
Miss Wilmot, J . Cordingly ; table
U n d e r t a k e r s A- E r a h a l m m ,
cloth, embroidered, B. Tulloch, C.
Brough ; opalescent work, G. Baker,
V
A l a i g e a m o u n t o f p r i v a t e f u n d s t o lo a n o n
RICHMOND HILL & THORNHJI L S. Barton ; jewel work, C. Brough,
' i m p r o v e d f a r m p r o p e r t y . Fi,ve p e r c e n t, in \f c e r e s w E a s y t e r m s f o r r e p a y m e n t.
N o com­
Miss W ilm ot; five o’clock tea cloth,
A large stock of Funeral Fu rn ish irg 8 L.
m is s io n c h a r g e d o n lo a n s . A p p ly to
McCutcheon, M. Brown ; bead
A. G. F . L A W R E N C E ,
kept
at
both
places.
work, L. McCutcheon. G. Baker ;
V
F r e e h o ld L o a n B u ild in g , Toronto
\ a t R ic h m o n d H iii o n S a tu r d a y s .
whisk holder, Miss Wilmot, J . Mc-
TH U RSD A Y
[Single copies, 3 cts.
M a p le
(j a i r v ille
The small boys were out irw£ull force
on Hallowe’en and played some of
their usual pranks.
A number of our villagers have gone
north to hunt deer in tbe wilds of Muskoka. Dr. Sisley, T. Cousins, J . H.
K irb y, Bert. Jackson, H. Rumble ’ and
Percy Wood are among those who
have gone.
Mr. Gilbert Matheson’s horse ran
aw ay on Monday, throwing him out
of the buggy and giving him a bad
shaking up. His shoulder was knock­
ed out of joint.
The funeral of the infant daughter
of Mr. Archie McQuarrie took place to
the cemetery here on Tuesday after­
noon,
Mr. Amos Shunk is at present quite
ill, suffering with inflammation of the
throat.
The meeting of the Ladies’ Aid of
the Lutheran Church was held at the
residence of Mrs. N. Shunk on W ed­
nesday of last week. Quite a large
number1 were present.
Both of the teachers in the Public
School have been re-engaged for an­
other year.
Thanksgiving Day passed quietly,
the village being almost devoid of visi­
tors. A few sports—men from Toron­
to—were in the vicinity but report
game very scarce and so went hunting
pie with com paratively good success.
Mr', and Alts. Mellish and Misses
Louise and Bessie Mellish spent Thurswith Mrs. Ja s. Pearson and fam ily a t
Thornhill.
Mr. W. Gardner of Woodstock and
Mr. J . Baker of Brocton. spent the
holidays at Moorwood Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Cook visited
with relatives and friends in Bradford
last week.
Miss Maggie Bowen of Barrie and
Mr. W . Bowen of Cress Creek Farm
have been visiting with relatives at
Fern Cottage.
Mr. Geo. Wood of Fairview took tea
with friends at Shallow Pond Farm ,
Sunday.
.•
Mr. J . Prenti*>ïftnd Master Garfield
Prentice of TIftiouville took tea with
friends at Ilill Crest'Cottage.
The many friênds of Mr. Ben W il­
son will be glad to hear he is convalescant.
Mr. and Mrs. Eastwood of Toronto
L a n g s ta ff
are rusticating' with friends at The
A s no correspondence from this Êlm«'.
place has appeared in your paper for - Messrs. Graham of Patterson and T.
some time, we venture to send you a Cook of The Willows spent Thursday
few items just to show we are still in at Woodbridge Fair..
Mr. G. Wood, jr., attended the fun­
the world.
Most of the farmers in this locality eral at Hope on Thursday of his friend,
have safely housed their fruit and the late Mi. Kirby.
Miss A, W right .was visiting with
root crops, which have been very good
this year. They are now busy plow­ friends at The W illows Tuesday and
ing, trying to “ wind up ” before Jack was the guest of Miss'Maggie Cook.
The Ep worth League, in connection
Frost put« a stop to their little game.
On Friday evening of last wesk Miss with the Methodist church of this
Grace Darling entertained a number village will open every-Tuesday night,
of her friends. A most pleasant time at 7.30 p. m. Everyomv is, ftlviti'd to
' J.
W
was spent. Great amusement was de­ a tend]
(Crowded out last week.’).
rived from several parlor games. R e­
freshments of an excellent order were
served during the evening, and need­
less to say all did justice to the same.
A t au early hour the gathering broke
I ® E u r e k n H a r n e s s O il Is t h e b e s t
p r e s e r v a tiv e o f n e w le a th e r
up, every person wishing the heroine
a n d th e b e s t r e n o v a to r o f o ld
many happy returns of the day, and
l e a t h e r . I t o i l s , s o f te n ,s , b l a c k ­
expressing the pleasure of being pres­
en * a n d p ro te c ts . U se ‘
ent.
Miss M. Wakefield, who has been
visiting at Thedford, returned home
this week.
A s usual, Hallowe’en “ tricks ” were
many and varied in these parts.
o n y o u r b est h arn ess, y o u r' old h a r ­
Miss L. Drury is visiting in Toronto.
ness, a n d y o u r ca rriag e to p , an d th e y
The Rev. Mr. Locke of Huntsville,
w ill n o t o n ly lo o k b e tte r b u t w ear
longer. Sold ev e ry w h e re In c a a s —all
Muskoka, was the guest of Mr. D.
sizes fro m h a lf p in ts to five gallons.
Jam es last week.
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M ade by STANDARD O iL € 0 .
Mrs. C. Langford and her son How­
ard of Laurel, spent a few days at Ob­
servatory Farm.
Miss Florence Clubine is visiting
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Tfiootî ideas
friends in the Queen City.
m a y b e s e c u re d by
o u r a id . A d d r e s s ,
W hat we would like to know :—
THE °-~ E N T RECORD,
W hat attraction Billie finds down in
Baltimore,
these parts.
Eureka
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