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FALL
DRESS
GOODS
•r,
Comprising Tweeds and Cloth Batt-
ings, lovely combination of coloring
in DESS MATERIAL. Novelty
Black goods. All displayed so that
no time is lost in chasing. Favor as
With an inspection.
Near at hand will be Island a be-
'wilderin ; ehottce of newest colorings
in Blouse Silks and ranee- Velvets, as
well as Blae'le Silk of all the mot re-
liable makes with Trithutings to
=itch.
PA`: ' 'SEN ry. relax
Every new and deeirablcr shape hi
Coats and Capes, sustaining- oar rep.
tuition as the Leading Mantle douse
in ;,'inOam •• 1n,ear.I•y.cali secures
a larger' choirs.
You will,:arid oar stock. of furs Seine-
whr.t in advanee of the ordinary
Woks. Every thing. in new, season-
able and right up to the latest ideas
of fashion and there is no extra
charge because they,, are extra
stylish. Richard Armstron;• is building a
large woodshed to the back of his
house. Fq
• One day last week. as Robbie Bon
10, doz. Ladies' Kid doves, 4 but•: was delving his ftither's, titreshara
tons; •in Brown, Tan and Black, engine he had the misfortune:to
worth 75e. for 4Sc.; 00`.ineh Table strive the wheel of the engine over the
Linen, fine.silken finish, worth pot:: toes. Of his right feet; thereby baldly
for 3vp., 16daz, Large Towels,. I'.ti:rating.themt
worth i2 c. for 50,; 5 pleccs,:all wool. A Iittke visitor .tame to the holne'of
Tweed, worth GOe for 48c.;.10 doz: Mr. and Mrs. Geo-. Caldbiek on Fri -
.ladies' Five Ribbed Cashmere Hose, days of laSt week. • To all,appeararfee
wort`i 50e. for 35.; 25 doz. children's she tieeris quite contented and wishes
Cotton Hose, worth 12 mild 15 for ac.; to remain.
10 doz. Fiue'Corsets; worth ' 75p: for Sellers Bros. have 'made ai Y>i'e itil-
35e., •'very special"; 20 Boys' Suits provement in the appearance of the
22 to 2S fine all wool, worth •sti3 50 front of .their fare, 3rd line, by
for $2 75; 12 pieces of odd lines; of cleaning up the strip of. swamp, •The
Dress Goods, worth 50 and 75e. for 'swatilrracrosss the roadzs rndetneeittg
25e; S. pecial Prices in all our Neie repairs under the critical eye of Joe.
Dress Goods on Saturday; special. Sellers. He is.running a ditqh tip
prices in •.men's Ordered Clothes, the centre of the farm end cleaning
Batts worth ,,1G for $12 75; Bleck up the frdnt.
W• orsted.` Suits, elttr;a' fine;_Wort , '22" John Bowinan, •of Stratford, -'for $15' 50; 24 Ladies' extra heirs old 3rd Iine boy,.surprised the vicin-
Mantles; very_ Mese -styleeneworelenlity by bringing hotnea bride -a
for BG 25; 50 pair Fine Shoes, extra visit one day la;t week. on They re-
value, J., D. King, make Batton tE turned te.their .laome_ op Satur�ciay
Laced; 10 doz. Linen IIandkerchiefr;, last. We wish them every ha) ;-
worth IOe. for. 5c.; 50 pieties of liih' nes', ,. 1 fT
bore" all shades, !rorch 5e, far lee Miss E, Wool es•, ' of I3rnssels,' Is
2"doz. fide Combs, worth 5e, for 21;e.; visiting Miles Ekkie Ireland on the
Special prices in; Carpets, ,Lace Cup 3rd tine.
tains and Table Covers: Larger D. Cruickshank- who has been liv-
4hoiee in the morning,' Store will ing on the 3rd flitintli elfin rer, fiat
<eIose at 7 o'clock except Saturday. removed his wife, acid family to,the
fa4th line having taken •yy.., ? `•ii 9 house on,John Bar's far n an empty y
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TURxII�ERRY. Miss Lizzie Orr, of Turnberr;y", was
visiting at Thos. Ellis' last week.
rriE r I 1 " * R' ,a. , EP` EMB i'� ft 18, t8 6.
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EAST i 'AWANOSSL eloquent sermon for the ocresasiun. +
Zine
The special t tT.'r tort` Arniutntcri to
Miss till, Evangelist, occupied•
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Opetesat( f n
A very uncommon
Loon driving oyer the bridge at l'ot �rT ARK SQUARE
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thing is to be ter's sidelite the hoarse shied i t a itoi�t Warrants first class Bread and
seen on Mr. James Young's farm. It ..
the pulpit ot the Driek Church last
Sunday.
Mr. John Reid the lemons lath
line thresher has disposed of his
threshing =Chine to Mr. W. Patton,
Will is as hustler from the drop ofth*
hat.
On elnnday enerneon :1i re, ;the hese
Alfie 1':migh and a lady friend were
out drieing when they net with
what aright have been n serious ac-
cident', but fir st:latelv:they ermined
without injury, It Appears
is a rasberry patch well laden with
berries. 2tasberries and cream is
no doubt a treat at this .tithe of the
year.
Mr. E. Walker's residence has as
flee appearance since the masons
tinished the brisk ^n'ork.
Mr. Russel Salter has returned
hone from the Toronto Exhibition
feeling highly pleased with. his trip
to the tnueen City,
iMr, and Mrs. Robert Mason were
viikr. reg frre.ntls i.n,Ulinton last week.
Ir. and Mrs. James Elliott Were hi
Toronto last .week attending else
exhibition, rt
P+1rr and •�lr;;t, Itewlet : nnet with an
accident last week whiff Balling on
an neigbbor and while driving 'ionic
they ec,itided With another rig going
in the op eeitc direction. We are
gad to state that no further injuries
were received than a general shak-
ing rp,
MORE'S.
S TUR AY- CAIN .11AY.
Most of the farmers along the line
have finished threshing. The pros- . w_ •
C
pects are much better this year!'.
than last. bfr. Maurice Gosivan, of Wowcl-
Inspector• Robb visited S. S. No. '9 ` stock, a. former Blythite, is visiting
fast Thursday and expressed himself friends in town.
as well pleased with the school. We are sorry to hear that -two
The action of the arbitrators on more of Councillor Sims family, are
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the erection of a new school house at seriously 11 .
Junction is beingclosely evetehed Men and teams are. 'easy these tinct t T�-� 7
the people of this neifrhborh0od. days 'making the track on our new •1•Jxaniine both the Business ana Shorthand courses of the
iteeiSl4n was a ' •'a
in the bridge. l,rt•vi,lriiating there into
the creel. and +tnaaltiug Vim huggy.
F'o: tun:itel y ntishitahetl eves 'S Neal :r,:
ft tud, else- it *mini littfit iter tt inlinet.. -re 7 •y� �^�7 ry /s ^ -y�
serlotnn 'l he,v eut s,t' with no wore VY ^� � t ` �+
$orie,us re -telt: times titm•klekr.-_:A;,n:._..
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t.`rtkrs taf their varied kinds
equal to any city. Puff'
Pastry extra fine,
Goderielt -$'sizes. a'sf
as r cannot b e excelled outside
ORS.' .�'�ME,�"'� Tt�'`� 'G
:tlr. .Jrt>;tit'r I�i,';c•r•t,,;t.n „tx•ncci � that t'
Ir. do ;e , of any cite, and done so
reasonatbly that it will
always ply you to
have it done at the.
theCourt here I1unday.
There are three criminal eases for
vita, two being eta i-grs of essouli
stud tae, other a charge of perjury
preferred sgaii::t ti "totem residing f
neat' fitiaafuth. In Abe lattcor crew
tine t3rv.n,t .Jt;ry ::twee foula1 •st true:
hill. i\o er,nhltral .caize l t•iner ,ready
for ti'ratl, the cueu•t• atij.rurr:P+l t:kl t•r-
inorrov.', a a rid orurt will 1i.ci rini:•h
k,y t')•XiiOrrt, evening. Air, Tacitly,
of St. Tiroiun5, e'lueltrets iha; er' iwu
business,
\VIi I'i' ECI1 I.;1;C?1.
The foe', Mr, llreesley. n; 11:110vaale
delivered ant cltlquent sermon in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning last..
e'. Among' others going to the London
Exhibition this week will be Messrs.
GeergerCottle, H. D. Henderson, A,
D. Beaton. , . ` ' '
T1n hour of ., Sabbath service has.
been changed from 2,30 to 7 p. nt ,
which we understand is to 1>e a per.
manerit arrangement, Tliis , will -he . •
very a, reeable.to• the , pastor as , it
will relieve him of night driving. .
- Mr. Gladstone has written a letter to
the'Liverpool Reform Club, 'urging the • •
organization et •a tuasa meeting in behalf'
of the Armenians, and stating that, if
desired; it•neight he possible for hitn to ,
take part in the proceedings, •
O 9�$ Rr 4E,SSS,!L±,..,�,t.�b $
All orders prompt lvattended to.
I amu ce)nstantiv.tmakingand or,
n;tmeetingr, . ti•edilinen' -Cakes
which• pits -vele our • efficiency.
The Central teeters -',has a 'far
and wide refantation• as 'a- first-
el:vs L. kivy, •
i tereltis'thanks toMyttutn-
erone custbmers for their past
patronage and leope f'er•a eon•
tinuance of thee.3,tnre,
I ant
klfiidnfti;•AN, 4E 7.
Harry Larotkay, porter at the Union
Uepot:in Detroit, was caught in • the sot
of robbing United States mail pouches
and placed under arrest. For months
there has been a leak in the • postal
service between •.Oanada.aud the States
which the detective• were unable to
locate.
receens—.m Kinloss; 'on•Scrndry, Sopt.
6th, George Jacgwee. aged 79 years.
4` CBt 1n Ey—In Ea st''\VaWanttah. 'on
.Thursday, Sept. 1:ath, Samuel Herald,
con ot Di!rlt. , lc�,uruev. aged &.yaare, 5
months and 2 tlaeaer )'unt>rat on Settle
day at 1;30 to Wing -hails cemetery. '
CLEA.RING. PRICES
To make room for more
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'COLS ;a.:, CAMPBELL,
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The trade in new and Stylish Mantles has beer��,k clearly es-
tablished in this store. Styles, quality and prices h= v+.v secured
for us this splendid trade, The secret of it all is tPla;at every
garment is "brand new" and made up in the verylatest desi:ns.
We clear out our stock each season, no old shop-worn
mantles to offer at any price. If you want the latest and the
best for the least money, you will get it in this store.
CARPETS AND FLO 1Fi OIL
Our stock is tve. � � '`"
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be rewarded by looking throughgour stock before' placing theirrs �
order.
PALLUI'flN NM
Are the admiration of all our lady customers and visitors, our
numerous sales establish the fact that the admiration is real and
~� pr.tical.
22 pounds best Granulated Sugar for $i, Teas reduc-
ed 20 per cent, We are bound to helpthe
people
through the hard times.
D. M O
The Direct Importer, Winghain.
Looi.���r�"'�,�"��a!✓`i.)t;�t"t_``=�� >-rv�4f t`�a�'�'bs�aa�"-�!�r:�..,�ia:�i �-at�?ar��iT>;-'.e.: �,:r.�-1i�^_..a�i.-,
t, ,
'�. Jack -at -all trades don't
secret of success at
11�a
f�J
A Specialist is at the head, of every branch
ness. We've increased our facilities for the '
1,1 -akin
rx.;:4+
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nv
�/orIt t;
court for much. -That's
a?l
f
of busi-
,, of C. Y n •,
0 i We have had to do it. Our business continue§to grow, Ci
,rg and no wonder. We buy cheap. We turn over .a large [i
� stock in a year, at small profits and so we ,early. make it go fg
9 for you and for ourselves. in_
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TELEPHONE' piiONE' DRUG STORE, �'
There is econotny in buying
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2 boors South of, Post Office,
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WING.BA5f, •
'the
-by
:Not t i ed at last Sat- fair grounds.
'drdav, If the school be built the A large number of Diet citize nn
,adjoining sections will be r made are taking in the western. Fair which
smaller, is being held in London this week.
Miss Minnie. Il ig 'ins left laas.t week Mr. and Mrs. Eniigh and Nies,
for kfarriston, where she will attend Cannon of Black Reek, U. S., are
the high School. We wish her guests at the Comma-rcial at reset;
success, p n
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from her .visit to the Toronto Exhi- Rev
Miss Priscilla Powell has returned on I'ue d gurirrre left here
s ay ar. a visi>s tb Manitoba. s` � d �. k i St` O Ti. R GOLLEGt, London Qli$
T. f. kIf le
officiated bition. St. George's Church,' Goderich, cats and you will find thein practical at all points. Students attend this College
Mr. Will Campbell left last week Sunday. froth all parts o£ the country. Finmt set of rooters for business college work
on a visit to friends in the •neighbor. S On Saturday in the pulrlre se 100 in Canada, Graduates stxcees5ful in securing positions, C.rtalogueandpar=
hood of Crosshill, ronin at a meeting of the sehool sup- ttenlars of either course sent on application.
• Mr. Douglas J laser de;serrves credit porters II. 'Tort �anee wort elected trot- -
for the work done by his junior i tee in place;of Dr. Ferguson, who • 'f, W.. 'WE' TMERVELT; Principal.
Leaving candidate, aa'l kite recent ex- t resigntt( in ,riSeiquenee cif "Peeving' 1
atni.natinn. " Altliorf^h `'belle got; town.
g y fficiated in r tg
through yet one felled by only cavo f.)ti .'*atttit•drty the ftznei•a1 r f the.
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Opposite Bank of Hamilton.Llr
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�H�a.I�s�.njust passed into stock for +t(ryhe Fall
r�'Trade
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FLANNELETTES, LANNEL: TT S, EMI::PI `G S,
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or three e m.tt ks and the others by four only daughter t,,f Councillor Sitn•-. I have no time just now to compose
and seven respectively. lye think i took p.atet from her father's rc r,icicnce, a r_O T°n ad,, b1LI
that certificates would be given on 'The deceased bad only been ill it you i7v7"lf� "" � ' ''* Iit 9a
' want u PIANO, ORGAN .r;�J, t .34.75 i'6,T.I4I IG CH -
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'willed and Plaiu�. Sheetings, Pall
trtX :'ppeal. fcty r1a�v a cli ,htleri t hE•ir thP'C'ii .t k �' -.. tin. and res `'i cods Blankets arnd.
1 Ir N WA a�HINC- AGE.I N • .,.. 'r J BIND
,..r death, t, tc) remains were I ���, �'�xVr�,�'�`a r••� a�-,� ' Pall T�`�'�'Q�,<" also
�takN a
Mr. John Campbell has been re-' r f` 1 c (l tI �1•}` test. t , - s- V j t �� ;�
g uc:rl to teach tile fieltnore school n t, the, t,,,ion
cemetery for enClothing
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at 'r fvesalary of foto' hunched and; interment. The bereaved odes have l 1 l.pie-r gout lino. . enci ? �'lt.$�er I wl ahead of all d to i ing and Pall V , ° ,"�;ts.
thirty five dollars. The peopie of. the svm )'tit �' ,1 , t
!trim, a.:�tt?r .�D JiarL of ``t:ilay'+�'r71fig?° in the
6 1 � ' eadytt.V1,H.ade
Belln are have in :ler. Campbell en lmtaity. f ` 15 tet t se• vi cunt • opposition with the largest and best assorted
effiere)iit teachdr. 1 On Sunday morning a lame core; stock of the best goods in the virest. 1 keep re,
MN. John Mc:Bur trey arrived home aregatir,tt wait present in Trinity , Mail's by ji 4 t , ton I. `or all leading ing •,� r�.
S<tttlt'El;t:` i.l.;t i'a'a)rn '1'orozito ' C'ht4relt ;, take g .@* �T Ww r
On , : o take pat t in the harvest t
There; sli* had been enjoying the thanksgtvin„; service. The church
r Office si 'era�t opposite P. w
stets of the exhibition. i bad been beautifully derotated by Also a lot of SOFT and STIFF FELT HATS front
��"'it
A Clearing Lot of UNION and TAPESTRY CAR-
PETS. See them if in need of a Carpet, before purchasing..
BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS. ----••Some very new
and nobby goods. • .
Ili d• tel Powell and John the women of the sen rPt,r kon ; , . 2c. and up.
(��tll)'t ?t r+,'r> the rein•erentatives from during the wt t•k. The Rev. Mark B Ni It at the arbitration. last Turnbull, of tjitderrieh, offickate d etixifast,Agent for Joann Implements. ts. A car of CHOICE TIMOTHY- -
>arday, preached a very suitable and for fall seeding on hand.
P. S.----•Ha,ve.13 ears experience in the business.
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T. wILCILLS.
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