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99 CUN rO NEW ERA LOAFS FS - . The exceigilY01y� waw j SUOCIESSMIL FIRST YEAR. -Wee
The: "Move On" Sale continue all this .
o s 1 � is week,.
We are.simply chasing out the goods with the big
stick of low prices:: Qualities beyond question in
every' case. Be: fair .to yourself and come - here.
first for'your Dry Goods: wants, it will lay, Here
is this weeks special: "MOVE ON" list.
Lustre Skirts $2.30
4 only cream. lustre skirts, .rich lustrous finieh,S1) 5f.
plaited style, regular $5 "Move On" price ............ v 4 s
Embroideries and Insertions 3 yards for 100
A whole window full of them, nearly 1000 yards.
in all.. We' are determined to "Move out" the em
broidery stook to the last yard before the season is
over, Your choice of this lot of embroideries and
insertions, various widths and dozens of patterns,fin
special "Move Op" price 3 yards for ..:: • .:, . •........ 1 UV
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'Onion Carpets 25c
100 yards ot Union Carpet, an extra good pattern •
and quality, feet cotors; reversible, 'regular' 35o and 25c
worth every cent of it "Move 6W price per yard,. L
Colored Laces le
300 yards odd' colored cotton, laces, yarious widths
and colors, clearing them all out at special "Move On"
price per yard .... �c
Boys Eton Collars 103 ' ..
Boys white linen Eton collors, sizer 12,12i and 13 . �1 Oli
regular 20c and 25e, special "Wove On" price each..,, .. 1
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Moving Ong" the ,Waists
All the' waistsought • e u • ' this
to • Move out t is
week at prices like these. Not one but is
new this season: All going at little prices: •
Waists at 75e' •
20 or 25 of them, all 'good.designs, regular ..
$1.10, $1.25 and '$185, special:"Move On" price
choice of the lot
75c.
An Good Waists $1.38
c
This lot is made up,of waists .that sold at •
$2.00, $2 25 to $3.00. Some of the best ones we
showed this Beason. . Special : "Move On"
price at .. .: Is3Y
50e Gloves, 29e •
30 or 401 ,airs of them. Black orwhite silk gloves
2•dome fasteners, standard 50c qualities. "Move On"
price per yard ;:.• ,•..-•
50c Silk Mitts, 25c
Ladies pure Silk Mitts. just _the .thing •for hot
weather wear, all sizes. regular 50c, "Move On" price,
per pair • .++.:.
Silk Lace, 7c
200 yards black and cream Silk�;aces,�_to_5 in
—wi'deT--A c1�n up of the Lace stock, clearing• at per.
yard Saturday ............... .
Auovers, 35c
Five patterns 18 -inch Allover •Laces, white and -
ecru shades, reg. 50a, 60c and 75e a yard. "Move On "
price Saturday per yard ......... .', .
Lace Flouncing, 25c
1i• -yard -wide Lace Flouncing, black or.. ecru
shades Will mai a splendid Waists Special. "Move.
On" prices, per yard .. , .. .
Fancy Silks, 29c
An ass.rted lot of Fancy Dress Silks, some black,
some navy and.light shades. Regular 50c to 65c.
Special "Move On 1frice per yard....... • ..
60e Dress Goods, 2$e
50 to 75 yards "'weed dress materials,. stripes and
checks, these will make splendid Summer Skirts or.
costumes. Regular 60c, "Move On'' price per yard
Monotone Stripes, 35c
Pure wool Tafetta monotone striped bress (tootle,
Summer weight and summer saades Regular 75e, ,'
"Move On" price; par yard ...„,, , , , , , , ,
29c
25c
7Y
35c-.
25c
21c
25c
35c
"Moying On” the - Millinery
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Never such prices on good Millinery as here
to -,ay. Just look at this :
Any Shap 25c
A list Of shapes to "Move.Out" Saturday. No
matter what they sold for or what they
Saturday "Move On" price is each are worth,
Any iTrinnsued Hat $1.50
Fully 25 Trimmed Hats on our tables`o-day.
These are ail good shapes, trimmed with first-class •
wateaials. We hardly dare tell you that'the•re u
. tar prices wage be,,but two or.•thre Mmes the
"Move On" prices. wuld not be out get`' way fort
many of them. Special "Move., On" pri ' aturda'yip u s 50•
25c
Wash Goods Moving Out at 25e
350 yards Wash Dress Materials, comprising Or-.
gandys, Meeting, Deess Linens,. Zephrs, etc. Regular
35e, 40c, Oe and tee. Special "Move On" price et per
yard '... .••.
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Mussed Corset Covers, 50e -
15 only Corset Covers, assorted st' les and e sizes.
These Covers have become mussed from handling, 50c
Regular price $1 to 31.25. "Move:On" price Saturday
50c Vests, 35e
25c
20 only Ladies' extra fine qqualitywhite lisle
thread Under Vette. These are the best _goods we
handle, and never_ sold for less than 50c. "Move On"
price ..•• ...•�.... r.. i. •.,:..•••.+.I•..•.•••
25e Vests, 115e -
35c
Ladies' fine quality white Cotton 'Under Vests,
nicely trimmed with Lace. These are . all sleeveless
garments, and are our regular 25c line, "Move On" 150 •
,price each ••,.,..,.•..+', ... •....,.y •.. •.
Lace Hose, 17c
50 pairs Misses' and Ohildren's Cotton Lace liose,
black and' tan shades. Seamless feet. Regular 25e•
"Move On" price per pair ...,s. ..:........... •..•....
Parasols, Ei.00 •
Ladies' Parasols, extra longfeeme, patent runner,
steel rod, top guaranteed not to out. assorted fans
handles, special "MoyeOn" pride eaeh.•.•.•.+••,i,.•.$ S11
15c
weather experienced is alig tly un- McDermott. who will be retra+ember.
WANTON. 0ET,, JULY 10, #•$08 eoatfeetelate. but tt ie Pet Witte la Ica► h ,irt,ar obese of the, needs! eh* of
reed fort cur rrg_the bay and rt etilu l�has pa sed itis f est year with
he fruit r�cJeketh y • aap� honors, at the Ontaric111edited dollege.
ian Dwli are •lar�ltd at �... Sri.: Sia sister v
Local Notices: Olive, whet was also well
The White Dyke ,U4 known here, baa just finished her first
Ile e
Chia. 01asiTEL4N BROS., CHataa we are told ars now being mad in where she Mtaking a nur►.'. course.
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Cherries Wanted �» Highest price a set of then inst to Tabular is year et the tinnier hoepitai in Detroit,
Doe's and Mantle -making, Plain* many bands and add great! to the
Sewing Pressing end Cleaning Latiles
programmes Over 50e tiokets - GONE TO QTIEBE,x A composite
were so a 1 n on sta on or Glode
A.ppareI,-ADDIS L. KAUFMAN,
ld t C i t tl f .1 battalion to be known as "The Red
rich, on Monday,. , .. The: late Peter Corp." has been, madieup from difte•
McGre or, of Brucefleld, bein an rent volunteer battalione, to take'part
in. they Teroentennary celebration at
Quebec, those going from Ullnton be.
ing Messrs Jas W Manning, Louis
DR. OVENS,London, Surgeuu. Ocu-
list, Specialist, will be at W. $. R. Oddfelrow, a number from outside
,;Holmes' Drug word`, on Thursday July , places attended his funeral on Friday
80th, O'assee properly fitted, deafness those from . Munton. being Messrs J
!lcatarrhours1 andto4 fap,mili.ng eyesight treated. I Wiseman, 0 E Dowding, .A J Morrish,
and F Jackson ..:The many friends.
of Mine Bessie Buss, a former, resident
I4OWit 451otplto. • of town,will regret tobear of the death
last• Conductor
UNUSUAL-On s bad eha morn the of at husband. a err r Gr d news ed
eng r trngoi bad i 0 Geige a the Elsewhere appears the: report of the
ing
paneeng if train.going int o C theraEntrance examseeM Ilartle Princi l
Q significance of We lies in the fact o Public c 3" pa
that when the road was first. built, Mr f the P bl c S hool, had 28 • pupils
Rosa, helped to spread the ballast on writing, of whom 20 passed; the total:
eince, cad 55, nuwhiohf included a wrote from.
it, and had never been over the r cuteide schools and of these. 40 passed.
held IVISION COURT•n Judge Holt a vary good percentage :, while:
the couple o cases before day' were thered won't be airy more June brides,
disposed of in a few minutes. When this year, dame rumor says there will
be leftthe court room, hemcarr in a several September ones.; -„.The
Y Fife and Druonlband is: to becongra„u-
a very large and handsome bouquet o Iated on its success at Goderich; Josh
sweet peas, presented him .by Chief Oooe's combination is hard to beat....
Wheatley. At a recent•provincial Gun' contest in
LARGE LEAVES ..- On Saturday Oalgary,Dr John Gunn,late of Clinton
Mr Amos Oaesels, 'while out in the tied in second place; winning 'a Rem-
bush, gathered a handful of maple ington gun; Dr J E Holmes, of Saska-.
-leaves; their unusual size attracting tons, formerly of Clinton„ was also
his attention He left a ..number of one of the prize winners, ...The mem,
them at the New Era office. They hers of the Orange Lodge expect • to
measured a foot across, which is par• hold a garden party on the 4th ofAug,
titularly large, ust. probably on the lawn of Mr P
Manning, William Muni Mills
A Forrester and Walter Wines; also
Captain McTaggart. They expect to
leave Friday morning for London, at
which place all the western corps mob
ilize, and then proceed: to Quebec.•
THOSE WINDOWS=On Saturday
a certain popular Clintonian, well
known for his courtesy and gallantry.,
was comm down on a train from
Roderick, In .she seat ahead a lady
was. vainly trying' to raise an Obstinate
window, so he graciously leaned oyer,
and raised the window for her. Across
the aisle was ;another lady to whose
assistance he came in like manner, and
he resumed his meat with the feeling
of haying done a kind service to a
couple of the fair sex. But he was
eel settled in his seat before fleet
on window slipped down with a bang,.
and then the other, a little to the
amusement of the passengers, and the
annoyance of our friend, who. in plain
old Anglo-Saxon vented his opinion
of a railroad that bad such cars the
iihipley, Mannan :71pp��Chas etcher-
n,Vict Goodwin,
Graben,
Mafia dT b hn a inutyf tion of Mrs Oantelon.....Mr Thos 'Moore, Sr., of, windows would not remain up when.
Goderich, formed of Clinton, is very raised, •
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leading musicians of town assembled ill at present, and is recovery. is very
at ber home, on. Friday evening, then- doubtful:.... , A horse !reins ginSto Me
o Isaac'Bezzo dropped de :on .the
street Mondaymorning.,..•Mrs Moser
who: died in Colborne, on Sunday, was
the grandmother of Mrs John Garden.
sr.,...,Tho birth coliiopn will tell you
why some .of out business men wear a
broad sm'le...,..,Theopen'air concerto,
given by the Citizen's Bane on Thurs•
day evenings seem to be much apprec- .
iated•yudged by the crowds that listen
thereto....The early closing arrange-
ment made by the grocers. has fallen,
7 y a recital given b_y some ot her pup-
ils. Mr. George ' Fegerson and Miss
Leila Hoover gave sabred piano selec-
tions. while Miss Lillian Coats render-
ed a nouple of vocal pieces ; all,
of which were well executed and great-
ly appreciated.
SALARY INCREASES --- In In the
supplementary estimates just brought
down to parliament, some of the Civil
Servants get comfortable increases to
their salaries, Mr. R. R. Farrow, (son
of T. Farrow, Sostmaster, Brussels,)
who is Commissioner of Customs, gets
a raise from $3000„,to: $3600 ; Prof. W.
R Brock,(son of the late Rev T. Brock,
through.. --Sew iiay.is. walling at $7
a ton .....Considerable wheat has al-
ready been cut ,in the neighborhood of,
Exeter, though we have not heard of
any being' cut inthis immediate vioin-
formerly. of Clinton,) goes up from ity....... Wild raspberries are plenti
$2,200 to $2,800.' • foil, and sell at 6c per ib.. ..Victoria
Street, from the Post Office to the
PRIZEWINNERS -At the Bowling railroad track, is now as, good a piece
tournament in, Stratford. last week, of road as can be found in Ontario
Messrs J Taylor and R Agnew did, not the work pout on it, both by . the street
participate in the rink., games, but gang and Mr Morrell, with his engine,
made an entry te play doubles in the a credit to all concerned .... Hund -
last two days, and were successful in reds of baskets of fruit are now being
winning first prize,which was a Want- shipped daily by local dealers. ...Mrs
iful silver mounted salad bowl, with . Thoe McDonald, of the 8th con., of
ladles. ” This is the second time this Goderich Township, sent us some fine
season they have been prize ' winners ripe tomatoes, picked on the llth of.
in .doubles, having' been winners at July; this is -exceptionally early......
the, recent Seafortintournament. ; They Mr Thos Wiggington, of town, has
seem to be a hard pair to beat. at, bought out the well drilling apparatus
doubles. of Mr Il Bevansand will put the same
Smith, . man.... Owing: to the continued ill
who bas the contract for the painting : health of his wife, and , the house be-
. of the Baptist church, has begun • the Sig larger than re uired; Mr Jacob
work, and. will push. it to completion g
as quickly as possible. Mr Smith has . Tayylor has rented hispresent residence
just finished the to Mr D cluff,manager Organ Factory
u painting of the rest- who gets possession in a 'month; he se-.
once of Mr. J. (Tardus,. lie. also .has cures. a very comfortable and . conven-
'lentresiden e..... Dr Thompson who
carries a $5( Accident Policy, receiv-
ed a' cheque from Jacob Taylor, agent
of the company, for $106, on Tuesday,.
for injuries sustained. by him `.a short
time ago • • 1'he_follow.ing s froze
London paper, refers to a nephew of
Rev Fe Hanlon:Thomas Hanlon, son
of the late Thomas. and Helena Hanlon
died at the residence of'his -grand-
almost
eeverything innpid shape of and t mother,= Tuesday, after a long illness;
ett a the shape Jvet I the little fellow was 18 months.' old,.
we have
is been
referring
l alma , this is the third death in the family?.
ver ya ssue a this' spring ing intithing 1 Mr Thos Hanlon; 'formerly- baggage -
',or
td eome master. at the. G T R station, died with
l,nr other that is the bur large; but' , typhoid fever, and_, shortly afterward
nothing right one the street
atks that .• the boys inotheedied,leaving hien and
are h end grigg the Fonstreet t7ie; a twiii sister ',who still survives. , .: •
north end of Foundry. • There is •
really a magnificent crop of thew;of The wife: of Mr •:H W :Cook had the
course it may not look: well•for them' ' misfortune to slip -,:on ':the. steps, •en
to be<ona street, in.fun view of every- !'Wednesday, breaking one'rib, and
body coding from the station.', . But r fracturing another...... Things., are,
• then,; nobody is likely to notice them. I booming at the Organ Factory, especi-
At any rate' nobody has noticed.them, : allyy. 'lithe Piano `:department, where;
or they would;never have been allow- ordsrs are coming in daily in excess
ed to attain their present dimensions ,•of the supply. ... .Boring has reached
•r.a:depth of 350 feet, and a: •:very strong
i S S• EXCURSION -Under conditions. • flow of running water has been struck
that were ideal the Sunday School ex-: it havin filled the well to a depth of
cursion to Goderich on Thursday last, �' of. about200.feet..:..:The White Dyke
was a great success, . There were near- Band will play: in . the .band stand, to,;
ly 500 people on the special train, Sea night,' the, Citizen's Band having' an
forth contributing the greater num. en a_ ementat aBa fiel garden art
ig t um g y d party
ber,garden
e while Clinton,CliMitchel, •..The liegi in daywill be observed
stns, •-Stratford, , n v
and other stations also sent good-sized on a Mondaythis year instead of
crowds. Goderich is a splendid place Thursday as formerly; this is done: be;
for a picnic or excursion and every- cause Commercial travellers objected
thing was done to_ give the visitors a to the day coming in the middre of.the'
good -.time. The.White Dyke Band, , week; it is a • good change......The
which' accompanied the excursion,add- ; new Tercentenary postage `etanaps'
ed very much to the day's pleasure,for will be on sale at the post office in a
Pn addition to::play:ing'on the Harbor few days, they are the - same' prices as
ark grounds, which were headquar- • the oldones,and good for all purposes.
ters, they also: played in Court House •. H, F Gadsby,,the• best,.descriptivve
Park in.the afternoon,. and at the wit in Canada, has been engageds
Gran i, Trunk station in the' evening. editor of the Canadian edition of Col-
.'heir music- was well rendered ' and . hers; he taught in • Clinton '''Collegiate
thoroughly appreciated'by all '`who for. two weeks some years ago. •
heard them.
IMPROVEMENTS -Mr
W TS` li in charge of a thoroughly competent
the contract for the painting of Mr.
Aberhardt's residence in Seafortb.....
The residence of Mr's. J. Holloway is
being improved by the addition of
teat of paint ; this property ie worth
considerably more money than when
urchased-by-Mr-Holloway;- reason
of improvements.
A FINE CROP'- OF ITS KIND
Jackson's Mid=summer Sale.
Still Going on
The' lines we have been offering for.. the past
two weeks, are about all cleared out, Below we
giveyou a list of choice new goods, all the ' sizes
are not represented in every lute, but your size is
sure to be found in one or more styles, and you
can save money on your; present or future needs, if
you buy while this sale is on.
30 pairs Ladies' Patent Volt Oxfords, all sizes, 8 to 7,
regular $2.50, for •.,..•.••..•.••,•••••••••....a...$,L98
13 pairs Ladies' Patent Oxfords, plain toe, sizes 2f to d, -
regulex $8, for.....••.••.•.••••.••r..•••+••r•••••• 2.40
27 pairs Ladies' Patent Oxfords, Goodyear welt, alt sizes,
regular $g50,.for •,....,......•.•.••........•.....•. 2.80
15 pairs Ladies' Patent Button Oxford ' Welts, all sizes,
regular $8.50, for.•,,...•.•...•••••.i.V•... 2.80
'I pairs Ladles' Chocolate Kid Oxfords, regular $4, for.... $,20
9 pairs Child's 8 -strap Sid Sandiest sites 8 to &, reg. $1.00 70e,
11 pairs Child's 4 -strap Sid: Sandals, sizes 8 to i.0, " 1.25 900''
18 pairs Child's Choorlate Kid Slipper; sizes 8 to 10, 1.15 900
12 pairs Child's Patent slippers, sizes 8 to40, regular 1,10 85e
TERMS STRICTLY CASH. :r-rf
Repairs While You Wait.
Fred. Jackson.
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,Hammocks
Summer is here and hot weather is near,
when there are few things so, desirable asa
hammock, few things as. .cool, comfortable, and
restful.
Croquet
A good. ° gentle outdoor sumnlier game.
We offer a line.desirable in style, finish, quality,
and price four, six or eight balls.
Dominion . Express Money Order
are
safeconvenient, cheap,
payablea
ble in Canada d
a
or United States. Xssued any' bUsinesshour "of
the day.
The D
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Often the Che .est '--
#t fire •. Alper►,$ the Bost
awe
r I�rofits,
ging Mere Saturday.
We are carrying the largest stock of Dry. Goods.' in town: .W e buy
in Large quantities, at the very closest prices,nd mark our goods ac-
cordingly,
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cordin 1, giving our patrons cityprices in all cases,e. knowour.
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goods are the cheapest in town DO YOU? ` Deal where. you get.the
best value.' We import all our. goods from the- largest Dry•:Goods
• Pg.� for
house in Canada, a firm that, has a Life-long record for DRY GOODS
AT THE BEST PRICES. Bydealing with us, you get the best
that brains and machinery can produce. ;During . this month, we. -are
slaughtering a great many many lines in summer goods. Cents make dol-
lars, and you will save a great many ' .
dollars, by buying from ,us.
See These Money -Saving. Values Saturday.
Lawn Y
Off La w Waists. /Off. cariiO4. . •_
.. Lawn and Mull :.'• ars in teat
`•gam•---- ,' Wuol:.ancLTs este: rete, •Car is
.varlet. from the cheapest to the .best, a - R— _X_P Pn
Y P � and ;Squares: ' Every�•deslgn new . an
bought. this ::season: • Saturday, rday.. your'
choice of ;_.
our stock at
Otte:glarter• ofi'regular prices.
Off Linojeurne
made right and fit guaranteed.' Choice
of our entire` stock Y
Saturda at;
One-quarter off regular prices.
h Off Mullins.
Do
'rvarit. a 1Vl �s '
_ you 11n Dress.?
If
you do com
e to us Saturdayand see
the many; new designs and colorings' on
our ••at
Bargain counters
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One-quarter of regular prices.
%. Off all Whitewear.
The season for Whitewear is at its
height, but not so with us. 'We want
room and empty shelves for new goods,
which means White ;Underskirts, :Cor-
set movers, Night Robes, Drawers, etc.'
to go at
One.quarter off regular prigles.
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Linoleums,.in.two, three and four
yards wide. Maims' best make of Oil-
cicth cloth and Flooroils, in I, i and 2 yards
wide, Saturday
One • quarter ofl`regular prices.
English , Frintg, 1 lc
Extra quality English Prints, . in
light anddark colors,' goott width,
heavy cloth. Realar Y z�c auZ1
15c,
Saturday lie per yard.
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' Saturdaysale • of artistic Millinery, in model shapes and
Off Miahne,r�r. v.
straws,• children s bonnets, etc:, at ;
CNE -QUARTER OFF 'REGULAR PRICES..
MISS CANTILON & . CO
THE MEN'S STORE
off Men's . Mats
a . During this sale, we will `give' 25
per cent, off all Straw and. Outing Hats
we have many styles . to choose from,
and sizes are complete,;
Men`'s Shirts, 39C '
10 doz. Men's soft- fronted Outing.
Shirts, in stripes and checks, light an
dark colors, all sizes, regular 50c and
Z fie lines,
Clearing.: at .
ga. 3Slc.. each
4 oft:Rain Rain Coats
50 Ready-to-wear Rain' Coats, 'u
to -date cuts d perfect fitters. Well
made; all sizes: Regular $8 for $6.
reg:. $10 for. $7.50; reg. $12 for $9, . etc
✓ off Men's Umbrellas
50 Men's Umbrellas, to , go at 25
per cent. off during the sale. Assorted
handles and pieces. Come in and 'take
your choice at
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per cent.
.51 oUR WI DOy DISPLAY.
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