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CLINTON
$18.25: TO QUEBEC AND RETURN.
via the Grand Trunk Railway, double
track line; account of. the Tercenten-
ary Celebration. The. many special'
features in connection with this great
event, including the visit of H. R. H.
tlee Prince of Wales, and the British,
American anti. French Fleets, together
with the many thousand soldiers.
camped in the quaint, historic old
city, will. make. this one of the great-
est military and naval pageants seen
in modern years.. Tickets good . ping
July 18th to 25th. Return limit .ug.
3rd, 1908. Proportionate rates from
all points in Ontario. Tickets end full
information from any Grand Trunk
agent.
Suauntrbill Loatleaboro
Mrs, Patten() a Detroit has be.» Mr. Weeley Lee, who hap been liome
spending g few days with the Oakes for the past week on his holidays, re -
and Stoddart tamiliee. turned on Tuesday to his position we
Mies. IVIary Smith visited !fiend s M hriticeSmen on the G. T. 11.
Goderich during the forepaet of this
week.
The WoMente Guild met on Wednes-
day afterneen et the horne of Mee.
Oteitee Tyner.
Our churn heS Undergone lanue-'
what extensive repairs during the pot
.few weeks. A stone foundation Was
Aret planed under it, The interior re--
eeived its ehare of attention. The
Widows were frosted, the woodwork
painted and varltiehed end the vtalls
papere,d. The expense is being entirely
borne by the Ladies' Guild who are
eertainly' deserving of . mut* praise.
On Sunday evening lest the Orange
• iirethern bad a special sermon preach-
ed to them by Rev, M. Dunbar who
delivered a nater, y dxseourse,
Qur ilk end drum bend went to th•e
celebration` in the county town on
Monday but it was 'not bY; any means
as strong as it used to be. • •The,Aand
was organized nineteos years age and
fa'at • Waged at a dernonsteetioein.
Kincardine, Since then they have won
seventeen Ant lirizes and one second,
a splendiel " _record ;all must admit.
Among those who played in the band,
in its prime and assisted in winning
its victories were th,e following. Who
have "eirice depart -A from our miStst :
Robert Watkins and W. H. Wallace,
now in the Battleford dietrice, saske
George, Stewart and Hoiraide on of
•Mr. J. W. Hill, now in Taber, Alta. e
Arthur, son of Mr. Rohert,'MeIlveen,
now Of WatfOrd ; and 011ie and Bert
M�llveen,soes 'of Mr. Frenk IVIeilveen
a Clinton. Almost since the organized
bon of the band Mr„ Harry Watkin
has been •druin major and he has al-
ways performed the duties perkainine
thereto with distinetion. The sword
he carries on the 12th belonged to the
grundfether of George Fulton, wha at
one tithe, owned Whet was 'afterwards
known as the Weir farm on • the Bo:y-
ield Road neae Cliaton. The sword
did duty •in the Bathe of Waterloo
and- was given by Mr. Fulton to Mr;
Henry Beacom of. this place who turn-
ed it over 'ho Mr. Watkins. ^A seconi
sword belonging to the lodge was worn
by a trociper %luring , the Amerien
Civil War forty year's ago, . • •
Summerhill L. 0. L. was organieed
twenty-eight ;years ago and foreethe
first nine- months of its exietean, .it
met in the ,house -of Mr. Robih Miller.
A lodge, was thee bent on Mr. FrOde
McIivein's 'farm and •when: it wee for-
mally opened there. wee a membership
of over fifty.. • The first flage veasmetle
by -the -King breithers of Clinton and it.
cost forty-five dollars. It is still in
use and looks wen but possibly wohld
ncit now be strong enough' to. etarid
gale. •
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Removals to .the Woet and elsewhere/
have depleted ' the reembershin but
those who remain are true, .blue and
and
even More -Staunch in their allegiance
than when first admitted into the
mysteries of the order.:•
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Miss Elsie Bradford,. Duklannon, vise
ited friends .hexe on Sunday.
Miss KaiSer of Clinton made fs call
here en Sunday.
,IVIr. John Vadden delieeered a horse
to M. William Bronstion.
Mrs. James Brown is at ereseast en -
&pie as nurse rith Mrs. - George
Thompson.
Rev. Mr. Leekie delivered a very
Ana sermon to the Oranseinen last
Sundays The members of the Order
ocCupied the centre pews . and the con-
gregetion was large. The Presbyter -
in anti Methodiet choirs ueited and
• furnished excellent •music for the oc-•
castors The male quartette also ass.
isted, Rev, • Mr. Leckie will take
charge of the evening service text
Sunday.
• Mr. Albert Weernouth is weaning a
broad smile these days. For cause
see the birth. •notices, •
The haying ie now pretty well
wound up awl seam of our fanners
are making preparatiOns to cut their
wheat, •
• Mr. Reuben Gibbs, who for the past
while has been. nursing a lame foot,
whic;h he got hurt at Mr. Sheppard's
raising, has had to have a portion of
the toe talon off. We hope he will
•soon be able to he arounkl again.
• Miss Mary Brogden visited friends
M Seeforth on Saturday and Sunday.
Misss Ettie Lyon and Eleanor
Mains have returned to their positions
in Loudon, their vacation beihg oier,
• Quite a number went from bete to
the celebtation in eroded& on NIonday,
The Londesboro Lodge won first priza
for being the largest lodge in the pro-
cession.
• We regret to announce the death of
Mrs. John Lee, which took place on
the f§th fttht.'
Mr. Matt. Mains was 1Nid up for a
week butliad fully recovered i.e) as to
• he able to attend the celebration in
Goilerich on Monday. An Orange walk
in Heron with the genial Matt.
absent would not be considered a sue -
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Constance
;Mr. Alex, McIntosh and eister of
Portage la Prairie are at present the
guests,. of their sister,. Miss Magg,e
McIntosh. .
•• Mr. 'Bert Robertson has engaged with
• .Mr; 'Jas. Dale for a month.
. Miss Mabet•Dievidsen. and ..letiss Love
of. Leadbury 'spent Sunday the guests
of • the ..fatter's • sister, 'Miss 'jenny
Levy:. . . .
. Mr. Hawkes" of Silaeehester . preached.
• here on 'Sunda) afternoon last,. • •
Miss ' ielanda 'Clark of Seaforth. spent
Sunday. with. her mint, Mts. McCully..
Miss ;Via McRerie of .Wawanosh . is
• spericling a few \leeks as the guest of
.her sieter, Mrs: Writ. Bri•tton.. •
Mrs-. Alex. ItaleSon and children are'
,yresentvieiViogeUr.. and Mrs. John,
appon'i • .
In White Lawn Siiirtwaists.
'-24--fer—doe—Sle--the window
display. • .
No. 2 Just four of this line left, these are fine .'
white lawn embroidery trimmed, sleeves, tucked
backs, wi.re splendid value at $1.60, lor quick selling
our price now 95c..
No. 3 Fine White Lawn Waists, fronts trimmed
with lace and fine tucks, back tucked, sleeves; but-
toned fronts. Good value at Inc, our price 37ic.
Fine White Law.1 ,Shirtwaists, embroidered fronts,
tucked backs / sleeves. These goods are 'brand new
styles. Just 9 of these left and in order to clear thein
out now, we offer theca to you at a area., reduction in
-Hosierg Specials.
Just five dozen of thic particular line left; sizes 8;
9 and 9, nice fine lace 2,otton hose , Regular ° 25e to
clear at 193.
Black Sateen
Skirts, full sized,
good , quality
regular $1.00 for
quick selling
69cts.
Extra -Special
Cbildretis'
black cottOn
hose, small
sizes, whil e
they last only
56 Per pair,
Black Sateeu
Skirts, fine quality
large sizes, neatly
• trimmed with
Vandyke frills reg
1.25 our price 99;
Clearing tirMusiinso
Fancy Dimities) spot tousling, suitable for ehildrons
and Misses dress goods. These were cheap at our reg-
ular price of selling but to • olear oar stock we offet
them to you at exabtly half price. Reg. 15o selling
o now at 7ko per 3 ard,
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Every' COurtgiy: and••At
tentio'it Awaits You Here
NEWEST Of THE NEW.
Colborne Township.
old resident of Colborne town..,
shin passed away en Sunday at Ben
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Miller in the rson titre: J. 4.
Moser who wee in her 8.5th year ana
who* died from . old age Sathet than
any sleeeide •ailment... She tees 1.6rnitt
Germany' and carne to, this Country
with her .parente When, ithoUt tWerite
years of .age. Thafetellyi first settled
in Ellice' toss rihip and Xis. Moser
remained' there' until the; death of het
• husband, Some' twenty-eight years ago.
For aboirt six years after iha- she
lived in Blyth and since than had
made her h.oine •'With hr
IV. C. Durst at Benmiller. , • .
She is survived by a iiter, Mrs.
•Denstedte in Ellice eownshie. and •
brother, Cheistopher, 10 Full:le:ton
township... Si, children survive • John
Moser at Blyth - Rev. Henry Moser
nk Sherriton011. ; Edward Moser" of
Naetierville, `•I. ; Mrs. Methael
Schwaric of .Colborne ; Mrs, Duret of
Benteiller, and. Mrs. Wisner of Sunny-
side, Wash. For the lest half century.
the deceased had been a .member ef
the Evangelical Association.
. Blake
Our reenters hare about noiehed hay-
ing and are now prenasing foe harvest.
The funeral of. the late Mt. Arthur
Hagen of Stanley' pawed through .our
village on Monday. The remains were
interred en St. Peter's cemetery ' on
the Seuble Line.
The garden patty held , on Thursday
evening last on Mr. 0, Hetigh's lewn
was a great success. The. night WU .
• good, the crowd WAS large arid the
evening's entertainment was o. k, The
-Zurich band was on hand in full fore:
and carried away their usual good re-
putation. The proceeds amounted to
seventy-five dollars,
lefr, R. Douglas, our genial merchant,
shipped a number of baSkets of che*rr-
let on Tuesday.
The many teaehers from the neigh-
borhood are home for vacation..
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Stock-Mtitket.
coung of 777 eitttte, lii sheep, 11
iimitiongionitataire hops and 12 tAlv,13,
West Toronto, July 18.• -With a
small run, together with a disposition
on the part of the few buyers present
to hold heel: in their purchases, trade
was uraisually slow at, the thtion
Stock •Yetds this morning... It was
seated by a well-known buyee, how-
ever, that thiscondition of affairs
could not last throughout the day,
• and that trade would bene brisk
itt the closing,
• tleporters were ret apeemturn, and,
• although a few loads were eeld utuler
this heeditig, they tould h classed as
tame other than first-elase butchers.
Tile latter Class- wale faiely well •• re-
tire :dated, hut buyer's hesitated to
• close at the prices demanded by the
• ilrevere.
• The rue arnometed to 37 ears, cone
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The L. 00 L. Observes Another
Anniversarg.
• Twenty grange lodges took port in
the demonstration • at goderich on
Menclay. This was Considerably' less
than was expeeted, but Sarnia had a
strong counter attraction and ItirOY
ansither. Still twenty prosperous lod-
ges nuike a goodly array, quite big
enough to demonstrate that Orange'
Lem is vigorous in the county of, Hue
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The line-up was made on the exhibi-
tion ground and Isom thence preceted-
ed up town and after rounding the
circle locally called: the. "Square" the
tgoCestsion dispersed under the shelter-
ing trope •of Nowt house, park. This
was at 130 p, in. anll the remainder
of the afternoon wae spent in listening)
tb Oeange oratory, the band competie
tion end- hin social entercouree. Old
friends met for the firstetime in, a year,
in many, cases for years, •
A tand had %en built a,gainst the
court house where, hacked' by the hell
of juetice, the speaking toolplace.
*Dire Wilford of Birth presided and,
as usual, he pro;ved 'to be an admire*
chairman. He is not: easily rattled,
he doesn't talk long end what he hes
to say is tale with the humor and
tact of ae Iriehmhit. Thee speakers
wore : Rev, William Lowe of • Lon-
don, Rev, Mr, Durrant of Melbourne,
Rev, W. H, Cooper of Blyth and Rev.
W. H. graham of Chatham. A vote
of• the -ales to the slieakere, 0 the chair-
man, etc., wasmore& and moonlike by
Revs. Dougall and 1ViillYard of Goder-
ich.•
There were three entries in the• fife
and drum band earripetition, Clinton,
Porter's Hill and Summerhille the
first mentioned winning. The Porter's
Hill band was a good ' second, They
are a fine looking body_or IYoUng met,
a credit to the lodge and the oterimun-
aye to which they belong. After the
competition She three bands maned
end marched around the "Square."
The. Clinton- _band was comtPosed of:
Leader, Fred. Muich ; Filers, . W.
Johnstone, T.. Greelis, Jelin and
Gorge Bayley, Fred. Easom; Walter
Townsend, James m
•. Finch, Loe
Welsh, ,F, Heywood, H. and J. Ster-
ling and F. Cutler ; Bate drum, Josh.
Cook, Snare, E. Finch 0, Triangles,
Laverne Cook and • ,Freddie cutler ;
Drum Major, *E.Hill. • . •
• The members a the Porter's Hill
band were : Leader, 1Vtilten eVoloas ;
Fifers, Benson Cox, R., J. and , P.
Young, G. and IL LiodSay, 'Leslie
Co, J.• Gliddon, C. Mellwain ; Base
drum, E. J. Elliott ; Snare drum, 0,
Tweedie ; Trianglee, Forest McClure
and Freddie Bell ; Drum major, T. J.
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A member of the Hensall 'lodge said
to The 'Cc -Ws -Record : "A year ago
eve were in debt and -alp -lest dormant,
whereas ,todey we have over fifty
membees an our roll, and the handsome.
est banner, as yousee, inthe whole
peoceeeion: And etve, expect en the
next 12th „to nkeatW:» better,
real naitY.
The Londeshoro lodge. wee almo'et
eighty strong and as MUM, presented
a fine appearance upon the march. The
Londesluero stalwarts can lways be
depended upon to turn out well.
The Aubuen lodge in tele white
coats and caree looked. cool and ett-
riietive, Among those who have mov-
ed from the vjllae but retain their
membership in the pa,rent lodge and
always march with the lirethern on
the 120th were Mr, William 'Flutter of
Clinton and Mr. Ed, Mole of Sea -
forth.
The Varna end Goshen lodges made
a good towing and in the line, a
march were, repreientatives 01 malty
tooiwtnhsmp.
the best known !Ninnies in the
The turnont of old No. 24, Bay-
field, showing that notwithstanding
the ravages made in its 'ranks by • re-
mevals and death, it is still bolding
itsoewng
Thoderich 'township lodges were
out in almost full force, which ier, the
rule rather than the -exception. The
exception is whoa there are ontoward
circumstances., 806 and 189 - marched
to the rouge of their fifes and drums
while 145 was led by its fine beat. .
The hest known man in the Park asie-
peered to he 1VIajor Jos. Beek of Tor-
onto. Though the . genial lqajor is
now anchored at 'the provincial canital
the old home comity is still dear to
hilstilohrt
neehaveet oittishoya may ofriends
nf ;eansiin
ten him. By theway, ex -Mayer Ham-
ilton of Guelph., who was one of..thm.
visitors', drew attention to the resents
blanee between Major. 13eCk and Mr,
John SparroW • of Stanley. Said the
eXeMaYar to the IVIajor : "You ar,1
dressad ebout alike, yeti are bell).
wearing glassee and though you •are
a iVrille fine heavier of the two, yeu
look enough alike to be takenTor twin
brAinheor.4.'
the veterans. 'On the line 'Of
of mon was Mr. Willieen Creeks of
No. 189,'. Goderich township: It is
fifty-eight years -a .good. averege life-
time- since he began to attend these
demonstra,tiens. Two 'eare later he
joined the, oetler aiul since theneed bas
Only Missed one annieel: walk and that
was owing to reasons over. .whIch he
had :no contrel. A partieipant in Afty-i.
five detnoestratione is a, record that is
seldom excelled. Arid ;grand lodge,
too, Mi. 'Crooks regularly attends end
so :has bad the Pleasure of freqUen:tly
meeting such :eminent Orangemen as
Sir 'Mackenzie Bowen, ,the late Clarke
.Wallace,. Grand Master Sproule • and
others. By the. way, .Mr, Crooks is
in honorary member of the :Grand
Mr John Searlett'ealwa.ys marchee
-with' the South Huron hretliern and on
*Monday •N•vas 'accorrpanied by a goodly
contingent • of • the McKillop stalwarts.
Mr. Scarlett has probably a wider
acquaintance amme:e .,the heather
througlient the. lieininion'eeleate::enee..:
Cr Ilnron Oran nail with the' eteeS-
Ible' ekeeption of Squire *Wort of
, Blyth, They are both splendid repro.
sentatieeS of .the order. •
setowing." - • •
The Belfast Joige non the prize for I
being the best dressed. 'They were
straw hats and red tunics and looked
Entrance Examination Results.
• Below are giveu the- • names ofthe
soecessfid candidates who wrote• on
the recent Entrance 'Examinations.
,
As a .whole 'ithe examinetion.e, were
Of about the usual diffteulty.; Snme
cOmplainto. were heard as to the • difil-
culty of the Aritilmietic: mil Geogra-
phy papers hut as the examiners were
allioweel a wide ,ftiscretiorieie ietcamin-
ing • the -papers, no candidate suffered
on .aecotint of ;these papers; •- -
:The total eumber of marks is . 650,
'paeSa citi&dhlattt 1111Ih I, 1.1
timel!e and to Horrors' 480 rtinet
be taken; The marks •Of these Who
failed were Mailed some: days ago.
CLINTON. •
• Honors --Ray •Cant:Ion, Edna La.vis,
Marjorie Manning, Elgin IVIaeoe, Dell
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Millar, Edgar ••Torranee, Bessie L.
Walker. .
Pass.-Erine Andrews, Violet Barge,
Fern Beacom, Lizzie Bedard, Floseie
Brown .Homer Caritelon, Willie Car-
ter lellington 'Qook, Bette Ceolc,
Fred. Cutlet,' Pearl Finch, Mary • L.'
Flyn,n, May J.. Glazier, -Rtissell Har-
land, Cyril Hoare, Mary A. Jackson,
Elva :Johnson, • Elmer • Kerr, Leslie
Lawsen, Vera Lobb, Wm. IeleGregor,
Geo, 1VteKen'
zie Willie Miller, Irene
Miller, . Helena Middleton, Percy Muir
flings, Beulah Nesbitt, OlauSin O'Neil;
Stuart Paieley, Effie Pickett, lefary
Reynolds,• Nellie Robinson, Fred
Rtimhall, Jas, Smillie, Fred. Tyndall,.
Annie Walker, Ruth WalkinShaVe
me • shine, Frank Williams... ••
SBAFORTI-1,
Honors. -E. •Denby Berry, J: Qlif-
ford Belle Tom Dick, R. Gottschalk,
Jennie GoVenlook, • Erma Hammett,
Helen• M. johnson,. Thos. Melatly,
Mabel Oke.
Pais.-Ect- tieuerman, R. Carpenter,
Jessie Chesney, Wm. Clete', MeV
Flanagan, Ross Forbes, Sidney gem -
melt, M. Grintoldby, Bert Hart, Ruse
sell Hays, Horner -Hunt, Irene Inglis,
Meeht-Lockhart, -Ed, McGrath,- -Jas.:
MeGrath, W. MeIntoilf, Jean Me
Michael, S. MeSpadden, ltutl V.
'Millsod Mary M. IVIoffet, Mazy Mor-
ris., Thos. Morris, Jas. MorriSon, Cecil
Oke, Dawson Reid,. W. Itichoedson, M.
D. Biter, C. L. Rose, C. ScOtt, Edith
H. Scott, jessie Scott, T. Shiett, D.
i. Shaev, Jos, Silise A. Sproat,
Gladys Thompson, Ft P, Whiteley,
Prenees Winter.
BLYTH.
tionariee-Ituby Manning, :
Pase.--Willie Burling, tela B. Beg-
ley, Bessie Cockerline, Walter Cowen;
Mabel Colelough, Marjorie Doyle, Eliza
Kirkeonnel, Lizeict Levrenee, Mary M.
Megawatt, Olive McGill, 'WM. J. Maine
es, Norman: J. lettitele Prank Me-
Caughey, Archie McgoWati'W. Roy
Nathgele, Milton Plunkett, Erma E.
Pfeffer, Howard Robertson, Teeene
Tierney. Pearl Tionati, Dorothy Tier.
nay, Settle Watson.
Iforrar5.-Mary eatkinlon, Vina Dev-
icison, Annie E. GeddeS. Dudley Holm-
es, M. Hemath, Trim 'Comedy, . Cori
Kerr, Ina Ma.eRitChie, Nicholls. -
Pass. -Mamie Adeline, ROSS Ander-
Son, Crissie Arimour, Carl Bennett,
Mudd Ben, Zella Black; Ethel Beek -
with, lefeliSse Biehl,' Effie Bower, Alice
E. Code, .Violet Cook, Harry Coutts,
Richard, Deachn, Harry Day, Hazel
Drummond, Jas.. A. Ferguson, Charlie
r, pordon41-artivtfr,–met7Hein
Eerie Hall, ,Willie Haines Frank Howe
son, Golu Holmes, Alba, Itegg, Scott
Irvine, Earle Johns, Allan Knechtel,
G. • McCormack, Chesley • IVIeLenan
Bella Murchison, Rich Manti, Violette
• Millar, Clara Mitchell, Norman Nich-
olls, Flossie 'Orr, Oliver Ponder, Paul
Pugh, Archie Simmons:, Elinor Tale -
tor, Willie Watson, Norman Wheeler,
• 'Sabena, Wightmen, M. Williaenson.•
' WROXETER. ,
I-Ionoes.-Cora Gilicinsoes Eldon Wale'
lace. • • e •
.Passe-Thes,.. 'Abraham, Maggie ka-
derson, 'John Dixon, Selby Dolebsc.
et Donbledee, Scott "Hamilton, Verna
.1-Iarris, Marjorie Lovell, Colin Mc-
Naughton, jothn Miller, Gordon Morr-
ison, Jaime' Perrin., Della Rutherford,
Hazel Sanderson, higlis Saunderson,
Maggie Saundeeson, Rella Smith,
Gwendoterie Snell, • Walter Stafford,
Wes1°Y Stie).-ngl#RUSSELS,
HOnots-Vera 1-larold• Arra-
strong; James Arnistrong, Edith
Deadrnan, Stuart Pox, Dstella Geery,
Beatrice Harris, Charlie Leckie, Willie
Long, Erneet Plum, WYman Sparling,
Muir Thompson, Bolt Warwick, Kath-
leePitass"'Wilton.1 i'e•e Barr, Robert Bell, Mae
'bel Benne'tte Harold Catinithell, Lillian
Colclough, Jennie Colelough, Annie
Cooper, Nelson Davidson, Sarre Davide
'''seere ---Ifixtrise-Eckmiere•-Vera- Fle-Ecke
Mier, Itheia. Etnigh, Irene Engler, Ross
Fraser, Ruth Gray, Charlie Hatisuld;
Harvey •Hoover,. Emma Hunter, Win-
nie Lome, Ma 10 Love, Clara, Lowry,
Etta Mwedenield, Jennie McKilibin,
Mary McNichol, Beatrice MeQtraerie,
Harry leheorrey, -Grace Schnoete -FranIc
Shaw, Attie Shave, Harold Srnalldon,
Hugh Smith, ',Alma Speiran, Calssic
3. Stewart, Leslie Switzer, Russel
Wilbe
The sotiolarShip or the Brussels P.
S. Was won by Edith Deadman.
The scholarship for rural ethoole
Was Won by Vera F. Bekraier, •
Nora Cook, ii;°enraDINEid(wIal;cle, tlillyard
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Fleet, Herold Johneton, Edward Kaufe
Man, Vern IVIeLeod, Maggie Spence,
Eunice. Southern, ItartWell Strong,
Oscar Wade, Mina WaIltiee, Jessie
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REMNANT SALE
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Remnants of Dress (loads
Muslins and Print
44 Flannelettes .$
All Kinds
'1°wScicilsetn' immed White Undei'skirte .at $1.00, $1.25 and
ad40$0175,right. /May and buy our mill en& of Blue Derry at for be
$7,50,
Ladies' ViTleitaCarnbrie Night Gowns at 75c, $1.00, $1,,25,, $1,50
BiaA,OK UNPEEtSHIBTS WOBTll $1.3.5 FOB $1.00.
Thie Black 'Underskirt is the best value we have had in years, in
lengths of 38, 40 and 42 ineh and at $1.00,
WHITE WAISTS AT REDUCED PRICES.
• $1.00 for 85c. $L25 for $i.00. $1,50 for $1,20, $2,00 for 81,50, $2.25
for $1.75, $2.50 foe 82.00, osmo for 8240, $2.75 for $2.25, $310 fur $3,00,
,Ladies White Chemise at 50c, 75e. 95e'
$1.00.
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Successor i to McKinnon & 'Co., E3LYTH .f
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Jackson's Midsummer Sale,
Still Going On.
The lines we have been offering for the past two weeks are
about all cleared out. .Below we give you, a list of choice new goods
All the sizes are not represented- m every linehut your size is sure
• to he found in one or more styles. and you can save money in your
present or fnturemeeds-if you buy while the sale is on.
. 30 pairs Ladle's patent Colt Oxfords -all sizes 3 to 7 $2.50 for $1.98
13 " • Oxfords, plain toe, 0' 2A to 6 3.00 for 140
27 " ' • " welted,all• 3.50 for 180
. 15 . Button .". " - • 3.50 for 180
• 7 only pairs Ladies Chocolate Oxfords, welted, regular COS for 120
0 &Ws 3 strap kid sandals, .sizes 3 to 0 " .1.00 for 79c
11 " .1 " " 8 to 10 1 25 for 99e
13 ." • Chocolate kid slippers " 8 to 10 *0 1.15 for • 90e
12 " patent slippers ' '" 8 to 10 , .1,10 for $5c
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We hope very soon to be able to announce the #
date wher this Leaving Town Sale will be brought °I
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to a close. In the meantinie we want to convert as -
much as possible of the balance of our stock of iner- #
• chandise into ready money. Iielow will be found
0 list 'of bargains well worthy of your closest attention.
Equally 'low" prices on all lines to continue while t
sale lasts, • '
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Ladies Parasols 65c sale,price ,45c.
1,75 " 125
• '? Silkine,/01 shades, reg 5c sale 34c
'n-Booles, reg 5ch sale price2 for 5c. • • •
4. Cotton Towels at 5c it pair:
A Children a Colored. Hose, sizes
'e 41 to 8, in cardinal, 'blue, pink
and tan. also all lines ladies cot,
g ton, cashmere and wool hose at
A . wholesale prices. •
; 0 only, 13x4 Tapestly 'Table
r Covers reg sale price 93c.
q J Men's Harvest Shoes, reg $1.35
* sale price $1.00. .
Men's half hose, tan, 20c, 2 -for 25
• " fancy hose, 25e e
garters 25c for..•. ...18c #
"I cotton and ilanneitliie night • e
.shirts, reg85c, stile pike 58e .a:
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yrpriryyhirtsr-50evfor,---30a----T
• enVwhite 'shirts, $1.00, 1,25
lines, satdep,lesi slightly soiled 50c •
,IVen's blue. dairy '-elotobination
smock and overalls reg $2 for $1
Bib overalls, reg 75c for . - .50 A
White smocks, reg 50c for....38c 7
Boys striped overalls 49e. for 25c it •
• Suits and odd pants reduced to IF
the last notoh quality will allow. a
Best 10c shoe poligh 2 for ... 15c t
0 If too busy to shop during the day, you will
ci find the store open every evening.
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SLIM PRICES ' * SMALL PROFITS ,
•0 STOUT VALUES " . 'QUICK RETURNS
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But The Value You Get.
Commencing Friday. july IOth, We wilt offer exceptional trainee;
in several lines of_footwear dutingethabalenceeof.the month., We
• wish to clean out all our broken lines of summer I hoes before getting
• In our fall goer's.•
$3.00 women's patent bluchers, mat kid top.— $2.25
1.50 and 1,75 women's kid bluchers and bale,. 1,25
2.75 women'S patent Oxfords clearing itt, • 1,08
2,25 women's kid Oxfords, patent tip itt 1.75
1.50 and L75 women's kid Oxfords 1.19 .
• Ladies strap slippera at... • 11••• # .1411. ,99
2,50 men's kid bluchers.... • di VA • ”.4,140 # ## 04114411 4.08 •
100 grain tale 44. 44,404.401 • j • V I 'I 1.75.
1.75 and 1.50eplie hats 4004464 .6.44 • *V L35 •
2.00 bop; box calf bluchers at, . .. ........ 1 50
These goods will be placed on our eouttere for your inspection.
' Come early and get the best bergains.
Our Repairing DePartnient will Please 'You
TRY IT,
THE PLACE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY
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