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COMPLETE Day ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1907 JNO 41 A beautiful monument of Scotch DOAIINIONVILLE granite has been erected in the Max- THE ville cemetery here to the memory COUNTY AND DiSTRiCT ot the late Mr. Duncan McLeod. Mrs. J. D. McIntosh and Miss Mar- PARTICULAR Our local teachers during the short ion returned home on Monday alt^ O UR FALL STOCKS NOW Thanksgiving holiday were the guests LANCASTER daughter of J. D. Wightman, of this spending the Thanksgiving holidays HOUSE W I FE place. She had been in Montreal for of relatives, Mr. McIntosh visiting with friends in Ottawa. about two months where she was tak Morrisburg, the Misses Cameron and Mrs. Robertson, ol Montreal, spent en ill with typhoid fever. She arriv- Grant their respective homes. the week end the guest of Mrs. James demands the best to be found Miss Kate McArthur paid South ed home about two weeks ago and her Miss Hattie Currier, of Dominion- Clark. Lancaster friends a visit on Wednes- on the market. condition became worse until Wednes- ville. on Monday of this week lelt for Mrs. B. Mansell entertained a num- COMPLETE day. day morning when she passed peace- Portage La Prairie, where she pur- ber of friends on Friday evening. All Rev. C. B. Ross and family, of 1^- We have the good things fully away. Deceased was a bright poses taking a course in stenography. report a very pleasant evening. chine, spent the week end at ‘‘Gair- young lady and exceedingly popular Mrs. McDonald left on Monday of J. J. Anderson was In Alexandria that will help her to make the ney,”' South Lancaster. and will be greatly missed especially this week lor the West, where she on Wednesday. HEADQUARTERS FOR daily fare more nearly ideal- Miss Mary McDonald visited her fa- by the youth of the place. The funer- will join her husband who left here Mr. C. 0. Wood, Township Engineer ther, Mr. Peter McDonald, on Sunday al will take place on Friday after- last spring. Every meal will be a satis- Rev. J. U. Tanner returned from ot Billings Bridge, Ottawa, did some noon at 2.30 p.m. to the 2nd Conces- T. W. Dingwall was in Toronto and drainage work here this week. Windsor Mills, P.Q., on Friday, where faction and every purchase an sion Cemetery. The bereaved parents Hamilton last week on business. We Councillor J. P. Mattice attended he had been visiting his peopie. • and family have the synir.,tin- of a understand as a result he becomes a the monthly council meeting at Green economy, if you do your buy- The Misses Lottie, Annie and LEADING host of friends in their herecavement. knight of the grip and will represent field on Monday. ing here, where the stock is Zaldee Bethune, of Montreal, visited the Domestic Specialty Co., oi Ham- Mr. Alex. Aubin, of Dyer, was here their brother, Mr. John Bethune, on ilton, covering the territory situate Thanksgiving Day. for a few days recently removing “turned” so often that goods MAXVILLE between Toronto and Montreal. large stones with his stoning ma- Mr. Joe Rioux has returned home STYLES. are always fresh- A social under the auspices of the chine for some of the farmers in thi after several months’ absence. local Orange Lodge was held in the Mr. Alex. E. McIntosh was in town section. Capt. and Mrs. Darian haver'arriv- Town Hall here on Tuesday evening, on Saturday. Messrs. F. S. Campbell, J. J. An- ed In town from Alexandria Bay, Nov. 5th. A capital programme was derson, Wm. Clark and J. P- Mc- N.Y., and have taken up their resid- Miss Millie Tait, of Sherbrooke, We will consider it a pleasure to show you carried out, and all who attended Naughton were in Maxville on Friday Pickling season is now on was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mao- ence here for the winter. thoroughly enjoyed the proceedings. attending the meeting of the Direc- Miss Llbbie Gillespie went to Mont key last week. our Fall Styles in Jackets, Furs and Dress Goods Leave your order for spices tors of the Kenyon Agricultural So- real on Friday to spend a week with Mr. .7. D. McRae, of Lodi, was in ciety for the purpose of winding up Our stock is large and up-to-date. her sister, Mrs. Vipond. town on Tuesday. and vinegar. VANKLEEK HILL the year’s business. The Treasurer Miss Louise Sandfield Macdonald Among the visitors to town last was authorized to pay the prize mon- spent the Thanksgiving holid.ays with week were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mc- Mr. Malcolm McCallum, of Charle- ey as soon as possible after the IStli MEN'S SUITS D. J. MCDONALD, her people in South Lancaster. Diarmid, Mr. and Mrs. James McDiar magne, Que., spent Thanksgiving Day inst. A largo assortment in styles Overcoats, Hats, Caps. Ties Mrs. J. D. McArthur was in Corn- mid, 10th Con. Indian Lands. at his home on Derby Ave., return- Mr. James Vallance, Director, ac- that cannot fail to meet your ap- and Underwear. We sell the wall on Wednesday. ' Messrs. Donald McIntosh, of Strath proval- Yon get a large variety Faultless Brand of Overalls, the Phone 36 Alexandria, Ont more, and J. W. McIntosh, of the ing in the evening. companied by the President of the and choice of selection. kind that does not rip. Miss Grace Stickler, of Montreal, Dr. J. A. McIntosh and Mrs. Mc- Dowd Milling Co., called on the was the gnest of her grandmother, North Branch, paid our town busi- Intosh were the guests of Mr. John stockholders here on Wednesday. Mrs. A. Stickler for Thanksgiving ness visits on Monday. ibV :T;ONDERWEABLTI:T3 HODSEHOLD LINENS Sherman and family, Hawkeshury, on Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McNaughton Day. Rev. R. A. McDpnald, ol Green- Ladies and Childrens Under- Sheetings, Pillow Casings, field, spent several hours in town on Thanksgiving Day. were in Lancaster on Friday attend- wear, all styles. Corsets in lead Quilts and Bed Comforters Miss Mary Rayslde, who has been Mr. Norman McLaren, of Ottawa, ing the funeral of fheir neice. Mise ing makes. Childrens Waists. visiting friends in Montreal, has re- Tuesday. Blankets of all kinds from the has been visiting relatives ai»d fri- Lida, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J D mills direct. Cotton Shaker Mr. Murdoch A. McRae, ol Dyer, turned home. this week purchased for a goodly sum ends in Vankleek Hill and Breadal- Wightman. HOSIERY AND GLOVËs" Flannels and ail staple goods Miss Ross, of Kingston, was the Mr. Frank Villeneuve’s farm. bane during the past week. Posters are out announcing a dairy We carry the largest stock of guest of Mrs. J. U. Tanner at the Messrs. David McGregor and F. J. Mr. Joseph Brunet, barber, moved meeting for next week. Farmers and hosiery and gloves in the town. WE CAN SAVE YOU Manse Igst week. We can fit the smallest child or McRae, of St. Elmo, were thj guests last week into the vacant shop next the full grown adult. We sell MONEY Mr. William Bethune, one of the of Montreal friends on Thanksgiving door east to the Windsor Hotel, the brands that wear well. oldest and most respected residents Day. where he will carry on his business IN ALL YOUR PURCHASES South Lancaster, is confined to his Miss Beil Munro, of Montreal, who in the future. IDRESS GOODS home through sickness. His many is one of the candidates for the Mont We much regret, to report that our THE MEN’S STORE LADIES' JACKETS 3^ friends, notwithstanding his advanced W; show the newest from light real Herald’s Old Country Tour, was worthy townsman, Mr. Levi G. Ban- T?te Sk>re 0f Q-^od VaUtee. goods to heavy goods. We have Our fall stock is right in style. age, hope to see him around again. the guest of Maxville friends on Thurs croft is quite seriously ill at his the atest in Silks, Sadns, and The garments are cut by the The sudden death on Monday mom- day of last week. home Pendleton St. Velvet. Drees Trimmings and best house in Canada. We gua- day morning last of Mr. Laplante, Mr. A. A. McDougall, our well- Miss Florence Cross, Mill street, notions to match all shades. rantee a perfect fit. NECKWEAR ! Prices are goaranteed to be low- Children’s from $1.25 up. the boat builder, of Summerstown, known auctioneer, and his estimable has also been on the sick list for est for value in town. If yon Ladiee froch $5.00 up. was the cause of great surprise and spouse, have recently moved to their some time. She seems now to be Amoni? th® many lines oom will buy your dress go^s Next week all Jackets will be regret to many of the people here ty new farm situated a little west of slowly improving. prising our large stock of here you are sure of the correct shown on the first flocr. We Eïerything New whom he was well known. thing. invite your custom. this village which was the property The Streets Committee of Vankleek “ Things for Man to wear ” Mr. Jim HeCrimmon, railroad en- j Q| McDougall’s brother the late Hill have lately had several new none stands out more promis glneer on the C.P.R. between North | McDougall. street lights installed in various ently than that of Neckwear. We have been getting in a lot Bay and Fort William, is on a few j Mrs, J. W. Eaton, of Ottawa, spent parts of the town, which will be a new goods to replace those days’ visit to friends here.
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