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To Be Cleared at
Sacrifice prices,.
NO 2 SUITS of the SAME PATTERN
Having purchased a Traveller's set of Samples, we
are prepared to give you remarkable values.
We have also taken out of our own stock all ODD
SUITS and put thein along with this lot,
which gives you a splendid assort-
ment, in, all sizes,
4 Youths' Suits, regular $8.50, sizes 31, 32, 83, for$5.00
3 Youths' Suits, regular 12:00, sizes 33, 34, for 6.50
6 Men's Suits, regular 9.50, sizes 36, 37, 42, 44, for 6.00
4 Men's Suits, regular 10,00, sizes 37, 38, 40, for6.50
8 Men's Suits, regular 12.50, sizes 34, 37, 38,40,41,44 8,50
4 Men's
11 Men's
4 Men's
3 Men's
3 Men's
4 Men's
Suits, regular 13.00, sizes 37, 40, for 9.00
Suits, regular 15.00, 35, 36,37, 38, 39, 44, 46 10.50
Snits, regular 17.50, sizes 35, 36, 38, for12.50
Suits, regular 18.50, sizes 36, 37, for 13,00
Suits, regular 19.50, sizes 36, 38, 39, for14 50
Suits, regular 21.00, sizes 35, 36, 37, 38, for 15,50
These are positively cash prices. Eggs taken
at cash prices.
McGee & Carnpbell
CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS.
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Parasols.
• Have you your Summer Parasol, we have a choice selection of I
+ Parasols, in the newest shades with the prettiest Handles. Silk and
• Linen. Ranging from $1,25 to 82,75, s
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Linen Skirts.
Ladies' Wash Skirts in plain white and white and black spot, 4'
't nicely made in good quality. Call and see them,
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Corsets.
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Ladies' Corsets, light, cool and comfortable, designed for
medium figures, splendid proportionate fits nine out of ten, and give
perfect satisfaction, Ask to see our number 377 at $1,25 per pair,
t also our Parisian Corsets at $1,00 per pair.
Lawn Waists.
Pavey Embroidered Lawn Waists in new designs, long sleeves •
* selling quickly, come and pick out your size.
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Straw Hats.
Men's Straw
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We have a nice line of Princess Ribbed Hose
tan, best quality in all sizes at 25e per pair.
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Men's and Youth's Clothing.
Children's Hose
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* Suits whish are hard to best, they are well finished, perfect fitting,
s stylish leaking and good patterns. Remember they are all new, all
i• sires 34 to 44, ranging from $10,00 to $15,00 per snit. •
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* BOX'S' SUITS.—We have in stock many Tweed and Wor. •
* sted Suits in newest designs and patterns—bring in your boy, we •
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Grocery Department.
Full stock of Groceries always on hand,
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WeerraD AT owvn.-1000 Oases eggs,
1000 boxes butter, large quantities wool,
ifgbest prtoes, cash or trade. KING'S'
Wingham,
A garden party under the auspices of
liluevale Methodist (Laron will be held
et the residence of Mr. Then, Rigging,
Turnberry, on Friday evening, .Tune
20th. Tea will be served from 7 to 9
o'olook and refreshments will be for
sale. Mesio by the Salvation Arany
Band of Wingham, Admission 25o
and 15o,
1i, Vrgetabte Conatipatiou Cute,
Because they contain mercury and
mineral volts, many pills are harsh,
The easiest and safest laxative is Dr.
Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and EAU,
ternut. They olean the stomach, in•
eestines and bowels—drive out waste
matter, tone the kidneys and forever
euro constipation. Ae a general tonic
and system cleanser nothing is, so mild
and efficient am Dr. Hamilton's Pills of
Mandrake And Butternut. Sold every-
where
verywhere in 25o, boxes.
emaatoRE.
WANTED AT ONCE, -1000 oases eggs,
1000 boxes butter, large quantities wool,
Highest prices, gash or trade, KING'S.
Wingham,
Mrs. David Bremner and three child-
ren, of Winnipeg, are visiting with Mr.
Bremner's parents here.
Dor. Collins, for several years teacher
in the Belmore ehoel, but who Lae been
further prosecuting his studies, died last
week at the home of his parents near
Barrie,
Rev, John Radford attended the meet-
ing of the General Assembly in Hamil-
ton and Mrs. Radford and family visited
with relatives at Waterdown,
The Giri That is Pale.
She is in danger, her system is run
down, weak—she needs nourishment,
needs richer blood. More than all else
she needs Ferrozone, needs it became
it brings back the nerve energy which
rapid growth and study have exhausted.
The old-time vigor, happy spirits and
new atrength return with Ferrozone.
The delicate maid is energized, strength-
ened and rebuilt. isn't it worth while
using Ferrozone when it surely does so
mnch, At all dealers in 50o. boxes.
GODERIOii,
The Town of Goderioh is creating a
waiting room and offices at the dock for
the convenience of passengers waiting
for boats during the season, The lank
of proper accommodation has been a
dI'awbaok here for years, but the man -
oil intends to remedy this defect for
this season, and propose patting up a
first-class building. Tenders are to be
considered this week for the work. This
town will have an exoellent passenger
boat service this season, the St, 'inmate
of the D. & 0. line; the King Edward,
of the Algoma Oentral line, and the
Huron, of the Star -Cole lino, each mak-
ing two calls a week. •
A Wonderful Cold Cure,
rust think of it, a cold cured in ten
minutes—thas's what happens when
you use "Oatarrbozane," 'Yon inhale
its soothing balsams and out goes the
cold—anifiies are oared—headache is
oured—symptome of antarrh and grippe
disappear at once. It's the healing pine
essences and powerful antiseptics in Ca-
tarrhozone that enable it to sot . so
quickly. In disease of the nose, for
irritable throat, bronohitis, coughs and
catarrh it's a marvel. Safe even for
children, 25o, and $1,00 sizes at all
dealers.
BLYTH
WANTED AT ONCE. -1000 oases eggs,
1000 boxes butter, Iarge quantities wool.
Highest prtoes, Dash or trade, KING'S,
Wingham,
Noticeable improvements are being
made by James Moody on his property.
The house has been moved, raised and
a cellar put under it and a coat of paint
will be applied,
Dr. Wilford Is home from Toronto
on a visit. He will go to China next
October and in the intervening time be
is at the disposal of the General Board
of Missions.
Blyth Gun Club has been re -organized
for the season with the following ofil-
oere:—Hon,-President, d'aa, MoMurohie;
President, S. H. Gidley; Captain, Joe
Blaney; Treasurer, E. Mason; Secre-
tary, B. MoArter; let Lieutenant, N.
Taylor; 2nd Lieutenant, A. Coombs.
Managing Committee, J, Dingwall, D,
Stalker and R, Somers.
LANGSZDE.
WANTED AT ONCE, --1000 eases eggs,
1000 boxes butter, large quantities wool.
Highest prioes, cash or trade, KING's,
Wingham.
At half -past nine o'clock Tuesday
morning, June fat, the marriage of Mies
Gertrude J, A. Cornelius, of Langside,
and Franois P. Kelley, of Ashfield, took
place at the Roman Catholic Church,
Teeswater. Rev. rather Corcoran per-
formed the ceremony. The bride, tvho
is an only daughter of Mr. and Mre.
James Oornelius, formerly of near Dun.
gannon, Was attended by the groom's
sister, Miss Sarah Kelley, of Goderieh,
and the groom was supported by the
bride's br0thor, Amos Clornelina, After
the ceremony the bridal party' drove to
the residence of the bride's patents
where the wedding dinner was served,
after which the young people drove in
to Leoknow to take the afternoon train
for Toronto, 1lamilton, Niagara ..Palle,
Detroit and Other points, Mr. and Mrs.
Kelley Orin reside on the gt'eem's term
In Aiihfield.
WANTED AT ole011.-1044 cases eggs,
1000 boxes batter, large quantities wool.
Highest pricee, *ash or trade. gniu. s,
Winghaw.
Mr. Lector McKay lost a good horse
one day last week. Two horses were
Woking in the stable with the result
that one of them bad a broken leg and
had to be killed.
Mr. Geo. Lamont, station agent, is
away to Landon and Toronto for his
holidays.
Rev. W..4.. and Mrs, Malay attended
the meetings of the Conference in
London.
Mr. David Ross is building a new ad-
dition to his baro.
The beet ring has commenced opera-
tions for the season.
The warm weather and the Erapid
growth lies made the farmers look
happy. .:
w.EST WAWANOSH,
WANTED At ONCE. -1000 saws eggs,
1000 boxes butter, large quantities wool.
Highest prices, cash or trade. KINci's.
Wingham,
11Mr, John O'Connor recently under-
went an operation for appendicitis, It
is hoped he may soon bo onjoyiug good
health,
Council met as e. Court of Revision
and for general business on May 27th.
There being no appeals against the assess-
ment roll, on motion of Wilson and
Thompson the assessment roil was
adopted.
The equalization of union sohool
sections was presented by the assessor,
being the equalization for the next 5
yenta.
The Council then mat for general
business, Reeve Medd in the chair,
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved on motion of Wilson and Titomp-
eon.
The Treasurer's statement showed
balance on hand of $206,44, Filed on
motion of Wilson and Aitoheson,
Jas, Foster was employed to pat two
teams on the grader at $7 00 per day and
D. McDonald was employed as operator
Of grader at $2.25 per day.
The Reeve and Treasurer were em-
powered to borrow the emu of four
hundred dollars for Township purposes
and bylaw passed confirming the same.
Ohegnee were issued for the payment
of acoounts to the amount of about
$220.00.
The ()Quinn then adeonrned to meet
on June 28th, at 1 o'clock.
W. S. Mo0Rosetn, Clerk.
It Prevents Sore Throat.
No simpler way to kill a cold and
stamp out sore throat than by applying
Nerviline—rub it in freely, and then put
on a Nerviline Porous Plaster an the
chest. These remedies hent out pain,
destroy every trees of congestion, euro
the cold and tendency to bronchitis.
Thousands find Nerviline inestimably
the best remedy for pains, aohee,
bruises, neuralgia, sciatica, oolds and
winter ills. Not only is it penetrating
and powerful, but it is safe and econo-
mical, All dealers sell Polaon's Ner-
viline. Large bottles for 25o , the
plasters same prioe. Beware of sub-
stitutes,
MORRIS.
WANTED AT ONCE, -1000 easea eggs,
1000 boxes butter, large quantities wool.
Highest prices, cash or trade. Kew's,
Wingham.
We are pleased to report that D. W.
Campbell, of the 1st line is reoovering
after a serious illness from pnaumonis,
His son, Mr. John Campbell has return-
ed home from Treherne, Man., owing to
kr. Campbell's illness.
Miss Katie Manning, 5th line is visit-
ing friends in Palmerston and Flesher -
ton.
A. I. McCall, wife and two sons, of
Chatham, are visiting with friends on
the 7th line.
Mrs. J. F. Mathewson and children,
of Flosherton, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. John Manning, 5th Iine.
The residence of Patrick Kelly, 8th
line, ze being enlarged and improved.
It will bo veneered with brick.
A new residence will be erected by
Jae. Lawson, 8th line. The foundation
is ready and the site chosen is a good
one.
Preparations are being made by
Joseph Bolger, Sth liae, for the construc-
tion of a modern barn on hie well locat-
ed farm. We hope he will often have
it crammed with crop.
Wet. Geddes and Blies Mabel, of the
3rd line; Mise Maggie Fraser, of the
at line, and l.1re. Sohn Johnston, of
Biaevale, are among the visitors to the
West. We wish them a good time.
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KEEPING CHILDREN WELL,
Every mother ehou,d be able
s to recognize and euro the minor
ills that attack her little ones.
Prompt attention may prevent ser -
t forts illness-3.'erhnps save Alit•
tie life. A. wimple, sate remedy
In the home le therefore a ne.
cessity, and for this purpose
there is nothing else so good as
Baby's Own Tablets They
promptly cure au stomaoh and
bowel troubles,t destroy, worms,
break np colds, m e toetbiag
Seasy and keep oldren healthy
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,and oheerfal, Mr . .los. Levee.
< que, Caeselrna et , says:—"I
1 have used Ba y's Own Tablets
iand have always found them
satisfaotory. My child has
grown splendidly and is always
1 good natured eine I began us-
ing this medioina." Sold by
modieine dealers or by mail at.
C25 cents a box from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine 00., $rock•
vide, Ont.
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Roll. Members all present, and sub-
scribed the oath required by Statute.
Jas, Parish complained of being as-
soseed too high on north g lot 27,
con. 8; ease dismissed. Thomas and
Arthur Williams, entered joint owners
north a lot 1, eon. 7. Win, Miller en-
tered tenant, south part 15, con. 5. B.
0. Brandon entered F. S. sonde ;n 3,
owe. 4,
On motion of Shortreed and Wilkin.
son, the Court of Revision was then
adjourned to meet again on June 28th
at 10 o'clock a, m,
Council business was then takers np
Minutes of last meeting were read and
passed.
liy•Laws, No. 4 and 5, re Russel and
Smith drains, were read and passed.
By -Law No. 6, re North Huron Tele-
phone Co., read three times and pawed.
A petition Wes presented by Rabt,
Nichol and others, asking for the con-
struction of a drain ander the provisions
of the Municipal Drainage Aot.
On oration of McCracken and Wilkin-
son, tee said petition was entertained
and Engineer Roger instructed to ex-
amine the locrility described and make
his report thereon,
Accounts were ordered to be paid as
follow:—R. E. McKenzie, cement, $15;
T. Millor, repairs for grader, $4 50; Sao.
Watson, Assessor's salary, $70; W.
Olark, part salary, $40; R. B. Alcock,
pnttinn in onivert, $3 50; Jon. Watson,
equalizing Union School Sections, $15.
The Council then adjanrned to meet
again, after Court of Revision, on Jane
28th. W. Or ARIL, Clerk.
BRUSSELS.
A new water tank for street watering
enpply purposes has been built at the
Electric Light Works whose engine will
do the pumping for the sprinkler run by
R. Henderson.
Work has been commenced on the
new Carnegie Library and Contraotor
Hunter intends to push the work along
so as to have the building ready for oc.
eapatinn by the earl,' Fall. His tender
was $5,960. The lower foundation will
be cement, then cement blocks followed
by pressed brick. It will be quite an
adornment to the town and will prove
an acquisition to Brussels and a lasting
memento of Andrew Carnegie's gener-
osity,
Wedding bells chimed cheerily at the
fine residence of Councillor D,?.. Lowry,
Queen street, Brussels, on Wednesday
of last week, at high noon, when under
a wedding ball of apple bloesoms, lily of
the vaXey and white roses, Mies Pearl,
the wineoine eldest daughter of the
home, joined hand and heart with Jas.
W. Oraigie, of the Standard Bank, Col-
borne, Ont. The bridal chorea was
played by Miss Clara Lowry, sister of
the bride, the latter was given away by
her lather. Ceremony was performed
by Rev. John Holmes, of Dorchester,
formerly of Brussels, assisted by Rev. J,
R. Oreigie, M A„ of Toronto, father to
the groom. There were no attendant's,
The bride looked ()harming in a pilot
gray garment, with collar and Duffs of
pale blue and a velvet hat to matoli
trimmed with bine flowers. Luncheon
was served in the dining room which
was embowered in flowers. The happy
twain took the 3 p. m. train on a short
wedding tour to St. Catharines, Niagara
Falls, Toronto and other points parrying
with them many good wishes for a
happy and useful career in life. Mr.
and Mrs Oraigie will reside at Colborne.
The Froom is well and favorably known
here. having been a member of the
Standard Bank staff for several years.
Mrs. Oraigie was a general favorite in
Brussels and will be greatly missed
She was a highly valued member of the
Methodist Church choir. Many evi-
dences of high esteem were given in the
form of wedding gifts.
--The semi.annnai meeting of Tarn -
berry District L 0. L. will be held in
Wingham next Monday, 14th inet., et 2
o'clock p. m.
—The semiannual meeting of the
Ocnnty Orange Lodge of North Huron
mill be held in the Orange hall, Wing -
ham, on Monday, June 21st, at 2
o'olook p, m.
Annual Meeting.
The Anneal meeting and pionio of the
West Huron Farmers' Institute will be
held at the residence of H. J. Morris,
Loyal, on friday Jane 18th Business
meeting at 1 o'olook sharp. Women's
netitute branches and Farmers' Clubs
of the riding are invited to be precent.
Prof. Day, of the Ontario Agricultual
College, will be present and addrese the
meeting.
Tuesday morning of last week as I
Mark M. Cardiff, of the 5th line, was
engaged in fitting up a windmill at the
barn of George McOall, 8th line, he had
the misfortune to have a fall of about
30 feet, resetting in it dialooated hip, a
fractured bone in One ankle, some die•
abled ribs and a gash in hie head. Two
dootors were soon in attendance and
Mr, Cardiff's many' friends hope he will
be speedily rebtored. It rias a miracle
he was not instantly killed,
stoKRls.
Mrs, Wm. Watson recently tinders
Went a anrgical oporatien, We hope
she /nays again be restored to good
health,
The Connell mot en Mayr $lot, as it
00titt of 1 evasion on the Assessment
makes Baby nervous and fretful,
and stops gain in weight.
EMUL.S1ON
is the Bost faod•medicine for teeth,.
ing babies. It strengthens the
nerves, supplies limns for the teeth,
keeps the baby growing.
Get a email bottle now. Alt liresteists
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Ladies' Whitewear
!` Our stock of Whitewear is LARGE and COMPLETE in all lines.
I All garments are perfect in fit and finish, with ample
fullness provided. STYLE, FIT AND
VALUE GUARANTEED,
LADIES' WHITE CAMBRIC UNDERSKIR'PS.—mood quality, wide
Rounoe of tanked lawn,finished with deep trill01 S7vtas,Etnbroid-
ery,regalar value $1 50, Sale $1.25
SPECIAL UNDERSKIRTS.—Fine quality Onmbrio with hemstitched
tucks and embroidery, insertion and deep flounce. Cher special
out prioe ,-.. $2,00
LADIES' EXTRA QUALITY UNDERSKIRTS —Made of best Eng.
lish Cambric, trimmed with insertion and 18 inch embroidery
flounce, regular price $3 50. $2.90
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Very pretty White Lawn Dresses, made in the
very best style, trimmed with lane and
insertion, sizes run from six months to
Mx years, Prices are 1.00, 1.25,
1.50, 1.75, 2.00. Ask to see them.
LADIES' WHITE CAM-
BRIC; iGOWNS.
Full width, trimmed ..
with lace and am- ern
broidery, well sewn.
Prioos are 75c, 1.00,
1,25. 1.50, See our
leader it beats them all
only :... 1.00
LADIES' CORSET COVERS
In good quality Cambric, front and arms trimmed
with fine lane and embroidery, all prices.
See our 35c line, on sale at 25c
LADIES' DRAWERS.
In fine White Cotton, trimmed with teoks and
homstitohinar, finished with lane and em-
broidery. Prices begin at 25c. A speaial
line at . 30c
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS.—In very pretty styles, made of good
Wash Duck or Linen, trimmed with folds and insertion.
Special bargains at 1.50 and 2.00
LADIES' WAISTS —A very large range of styles and patterns, long
or short sleeves, trimmed with fine tucks, Ane insertion and
fancy (sollars. All prices from 75c to 3.00.
We buy from the manufacturers and in quantities that will command
the LOWEST PRICES.
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