W. B. Thompson, the Cornwall druggist, is advertising his business for sale by tender.
G. W. Henderson, who has for years had a well established drug business in Liverpool, N.S., died early in the month.
R. O. Snider & Co., Toronto, were fined for breach of the Weight and Measures Act.
Stuart W. Johnston’s store at the Island makes a bright spot. Mr. Unsworth, his assistant, reports business good.
Lowden, Paton & Co.’s sale was largely attended by retail men and some good bargains were picked up.
Mr. Lowden is now the selling agent of the Burlington Glass Company, a line in which he is thoroughly versed.
J. F. Holland, the druggist and stationer in the town bearing his own name, was burned on 30th July.
Mellin’s food has advanced 5% owing to the duty being raised to 35% and 1¼c. lb.
R. Weir, Toronto, has removed from Yonge St. to corner of Isabella and Jarvis.
C. H. Cowen, corner Wilton Ave. and Parliament, has removed to corner Carlton and Parliament Sts., Toronto.