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8 Txuasa4,T, Jaly 8, 1897.
Clearing Sale!
OF ALL SUMMER GCODS
• We don't intend to carry over any line of Summer Goods into
the Fall, and have started this SALE while you still need Summer
Wear. Now is your chance to get a'eupply for the rest of the season
at prices that speak for themselves.
COME AND SEE OUR BARGAINS
A few Ladies' Capes and Jackets left, and to clear
them out quick we offer them at 25 per cent. off o -dr Low
Cash Price.
Ladies' Black Lustre Skirts regular $3.75, Clearing
Sale Price $250
Range of Organdie Muslines in all the new designs,
regular 15c, Sale Price llc.
Range of Colored Spot Muslins, also Organdies, rag.
20c, Sale Price 15c.
See Our Table of 5c Prints —Reg. 10c line ; if you
want a Wrapper. Waist, or Dress, see this line.
Nice Summer Dress Goods, double width 40 in., 10c.
Light Colored Fancy Dress (foods, reg. 50c for 25c
Black Grenadine 40 in wide, for 15c, worth 25c
Nay and Brown Moireen Skirting worth 60c for 35c
Bloats. Waists worth $1.25, for $1.00
Shirting worth 10c, for 8:
TWEEDS, TWEEDS—See them for 25c, worth 50c
Wide Cream and Butter Colored Laces for lOc,
worth 15c
MILLINERY.....MILLINEBY
25 -PE R 4EF o - o h Prices.
- If. yon want your -Hat fetrimme 3.3 new—Hat, nor
Children's Millinery, this is the best offer ever given you
25 PER CENT OFF ALL MILLINERY
llfills ill Parasols, ladies' ¥os, otc.
Range Veilings, plain and black, and black with col-
ored spots, only 5c a yd.
Visit us soon, as the choice of these bargains will be
picked up at once.
CASH. AND ONE PRIM ONLY!
SMITH BROS. & CO.
McLEAN'$ BLOCK_
Y �' -- We will keret. open till eight o'oloek every evenia1 to Rive Farmers et G•de.
riob . chanoe to trade in the cool of the evening.
rgwsTor�sorAw
to
aa Ministers of Customs_
-tad in-
land
o
land Revenue 'respectively.
Hon. Dr. Borden, Minister of Militia,
has returned to his dem
partental duties
irrr� 'ts,...r
months incapacitated a• the outcome of
a railway accident. /
TER LABOR WORLD.
Between twenty and thirty . Printers
were discharged from the I'riuting
Hereto at Ottawa.
A very extensive strike is in progress
in the district of Iluvinagi' Province of
j;�alnaut Belgium. At_ twelve
thousandminerr are out � •
Two hundred and fifty thlousand Am-
erican coal miners were called oat on
strike on "Sunday to enforee what iss
known as the Columbus scale of wage.
The Niagara Falls. N.Y., Common
('onneil has notified the Gorge Road
Company that its franchise will be nul-
lified and its traeks tarn up unless it im-
mediately discharges all its Candies
eraployes.
Important Events In Few Words
For Busy Readers
Me firer weirs ..oe.atnge s••eefdty
estpaled aipd that tats ala.ey ase
AAeative lisps ler ere ttead rs of
eetetapse-A Saha Rosea fiUrg.lI
B'ar.awaehea gatermaties.
• POL1TICa-InPMel AL.
It is understood that Mr. Laboachere
will make an individual report on the
Transvaal raid, strongly censuring Mr.
Cecil Rhodes, but admitting that the
conduct of Mr. Josepb Chamberlain hue
been perfectly stratghtturwanl.
Sir Michael Hicks -Beads &ad Mr.
NOoschep have urged the colonies to con-
tribute to the •dppoit of the Impe•rietl
say. . Pr,tuier !teed of New South
Wales. however, takes the posiIi ,n that
the
greatest gift the colonises Auld give
to the empire was tbe develoterent of
their own rewturtrs.
avatxttaa.
The Allins' steamship firm has bests
transformed Into a limited liability com-
pany, registered in London.
,It has been reported that the Ameri-
oaa bleyde pool has bees broken up, and
a big ent in the price of wheels is ex-
pected.
Oreamerdai Warm ii- Ai 'United
Mattes for the week ended Priday am -
anted to 241` ea against 2137 for the
corresponding- week fast year.
It is reported that the Man Jaron mine,
belonging to weiltby Fepaalah resident•
Af
Keiko, is about to be solei to the
kdth•cbltds fee one million dalare in
Edd•
TRE ORAL).
Mr. Stephen J. King. PostaMoe In-
spectnr of fit John, N.H., is dead.
The oldest person in Ottawa, Kr.
Joseph Dubois, one hundred and eine
years of age. 1s dead. He was born
at Pt St. Charles, sane.
Mr. W. G. Murdoch. the well-known
Ter•ooto barrister, died at (Irate Hnapt•
fel. He bad been ill tor only a couple
et days. Oring to the tact that he
bad received an injury i• the eye • few
Mays bdwe, while engaged 1a a friendty
fencing boat, at Inquest was ordered.
Mose evideeee was takes, sad the in- ,
h rnut wa• then adjourned until Weds --
dap first.
POLITII*-(;AN ADI AN.
Mir Loafs Ds 1,a has ense to zoagland
tr hslip Sr WY lanrlw to dbeaas the
rwi tiliiiwith the is ssrisi aa-
erNiroath al m r w •ws
na
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POMMY PERSONAL.
The Gov. rnor-General has left Ottawa
for Caae*pedla.
The colonial Premiere will visit Mr.
Gladstone at Hawarden au July 10 by
Invitatldn.
Q'rtnce Bismark's health is so good
that be declines-tofollow the advice of
his physicians to take the waters of
(lastein.
There 1. no truth in the report that
the Queen has beeome blind. Her eye-
sight b no more detective than might be
expected at her advanced age.
Mhos Helen Hay, who. es the danghtet
of the American Ambassador to the
Court of Iii Jamar bee altvadi woe
distingahebod social suce..s, has now
made her debut as a poetesn.
CRiME AND CRIMIaAt.R.
Two abandoned *tante aero foetid cu
Parkdale doorways on $.day.
Detective Charles Mahoney, who was
&hot at Itelle River • few weeks age
while attempting to arrest the Chatham
burglars, bad another experieaee in
Window while &rresdn( an et-concrlct
newel, /Deward Walsh. Wane► and at
him, bat the ballet only eased the oe-
cev's leg.
Two young begs, Wm. O'Neill, aged
111, gad John McWilHaoy aged 11, earl
of mapsetable parents lit Ottawa. _Imre
•rreet evl by the poile. sof 11sMt They
pleaded guilt of Ivo themes el bac--
glary, and O
'Neill wen aPeaaseeld to
five years In the Reformmerive et Pcese-
tangulabese and lifeWilliasse to flee
years in the Klmgetoe PeaNentlarp.
TR It RAIL110ADa,
A number of new erelantasaree sod
rnadmaater, have bees appointed co We
Grand Truak Rehm, lo take charge of
Mr. lieorg. MeL. AMawalnis wows
ddtrtriet peasasgar faireyr the P.
moat la
THE $IQNA_it K__OODERICH 014.3A RIO.
HURON'S GREATEST STORE
CREAT SPECIAL SALE 1
OF BLACK, WHITE and DREAM
Dress G9ods
Ribbons
Laces
200 pieces Pine Organdies, Muslims and American
Zepyhers. Only -.25c for a Blouse Pattern.
R. B.. SMITH
C. W. ANDREWS, Manager.
rSummer Suits and some are not Suits
11. seamy a Cede Hilts
tnrttuutruv
can be bought from any reliable
dealer in Canada whose desire 1e_
to give their customers the l;eet :-
Value for their money -Their -
workmanship is all guaranteed
to the fullest extent, and a gua-
rantee certificate is in the pocket
of each garment.
Their Bicycle Suits and Spring
Overcoats are all Waterproofed
by the Rigby Process --Cool,
Porous and yet Waterproof.
COLBORNE BRo.
BARGAINS
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES :
Colored Dress Goods
—LESS THAN WHOLESALE- PRIG'Ts
Shirt Waists ... .
AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES,
Prints
12ic for lOc, 12c for 9c, and lOc for 8c.
Carpets•The Largest, Bert and Cheapest $tock
• in town In Brua�els,Axminstere,Tape4.
tries, 3 -ply All -wools, 2 -ply Ali -wools,
Unions and Heaps. Twine and Japanese Mattings. Oil Mills in
three qualties direct faom the mill in 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, and 8-4 widths.
The balance of our stock at Rock-Botton Prices b
lb
'COZ�ORrT-= =ROM
PER J_ H- OOLBORIJIC,
The Great Carpet Warehouse of the County
The Niagara Falls, N.Y., aldl!rmen
have -notified the Niagara Falls Street
ltnilway Companythat the • mast cense
employ eploy Canaians or give up their
trauchiee- — -_.
The Xhffster of Railways bas given
notice to the O.P.R. that the arratrge-
nlent by which it woo the Itrtereoionial
from $1. John to Halifax will terativate
in a year.
The G.T.R. and the C.F.R. have met
the Canadian Wbeelwen's Association
part way by making sut.t:tutinl redne-
tious in the rates at which they will
carry bicycles in the future.
POLITICA-roR61Cx.
It is rumored that the Boer Govern-
ment is engineering a syndicate to ae
quire I►elagoa Bay for the purpose of
handing it over to Germany.
The. Germa'► Cabinet crisis continua,
and Baron von Bulow is spoken of as the
``probable sneeesaor to the I'rince Hoben-
1 obe• as Imperial Chancelor.
k semi-oelciad report from llerffn
meta that--• the negotiations between
Masse end Tntkey may be ordered to be
cot)rlmied in three weeks' time.
Senor $agasta. the Spanish Liberal
lender, reels he believes that Senor Ca -
'novas delCnstillo, the Premier. will .not
reeigu until the 'Macedon in Cuba is ow
bad tont it wiM be impossible to/needy
it.
The United States Senate .Committ
MI Saturday agreed, to the sections o
the 'rariff bill previa* foe the free ad
mission of !gnawer rut in the Province
of New Rrunsw-ick when owned by Am
erican citizens and cat by American
DIAMOND JPRILEF renots.
Vie Jubileetnnctiens have ended. and
Lotldon is dotdug its holiday gs-rh.
Senator McLaren prerecord each min-
ister of Perth with a cheoue for E100 as
a Jabilce gift.
The Canadian. contingent of (Okuda!
teeeoe Bret London cm 1RSrnal
rata-tet-
aunu on their way home. •
The Prince of Wales *tweeted the •ro-
lo.laJ troupe at Buckingham Palnee on
Saturday, sad conferred a medal cum-
n,•mnrative of the Jubilee on each man
p t event. •.
iMmintioa Day celebr dame through -
Milt C•aseda ewe mit on as lance a stole
ex penal. the reason twang that so gnu •h
attention had been given to ewtabratln;r
Ga
the usm
Gausses'. Diaond5.1 hike last week
that Metal menu was exhausted -
When the Diamond Jabitee was ee.l••-
bratnl at lit. Stephen, N. B.. lest week
a ekfwehment of American troops joined
in the parade, 1 now the'eoeal
dt$
ian rolern here applied for 'r•
rr.iseion to in the, Fourth of
July celebration at COWS. Just acria,
the bnnadany.
rola near or wen. •„
A pes•imistSe view of the negotiations
for peace between Turkey and Greets•
is taken in Attires. and even the re-
sumption of ilities m the near fu•
torr is reg& as po,rsihle. , •
an
There has bevery aerions riotitte
among the M.i snIm.ne of Calcutta di -
retied attained the Europeans. British
ops
trobad to he elillsd out to disperse
the pooh Many of the natives were
,killed and wounded.andWhile the riots in aabout Calcutta
hate bees supprwwa'd a very unroof', prevails. 'rhe native press is
maiming bitter and unfounded diaries.
s1ainat With*oficials.asd ratline upon
the Mohammedansth
throughout e coontry to re-enact the mew*ne the Iodises
mutiny.
smile,
Co ts elle Testees of the a Trir:tsan
Brothers foe the Ste. Jean Baptiste
Echoed have failed. and lay teadoe:s
well be et aged.
The fealnwahip in Christian arehae-•
logy in 18117.0t4. offered by the :lmeri-
ese School for classical 'endless in Rome
ti
has been awarded to Clare+e L. Mea-
der. in,trnctnr in Latin in the I'niver.
sky of Michigan.
Dr. McAfee of Columbus. 0.. whoaminor Mr. McKinley's xtor when tee
President as Governor of Ohio. Is
c'a
being talked of for the vanev in tie-
Metropolitan
he
Metropolitan Methewi.r•
liet Bnotvil
f bureh M the where thPre
indent attends.
t A*C ALTI ZS.
flit deaths took pias" fermi heat In
Chicago on Sunday.
Ismer James of Watford was drown-
ed.at Putt Prank.
Mr. Wm. E. Whaley. a farmer of
�
Meraea Township. was struck by light -
g and killed.
A young lad named McKenzie of Dun-
dee died recently from rabies'. and Isis'
brother. who wa bx the same
dug. has trots to the Pasteur Institute
w•
in NeYork.
of FARMERS, ATTENTION 1
The west Jabilee nerfrw et trends
talk place at Atdewwhot (n the presets(e
of the Quern. The weather was gab*
did, the atiendaner• was esertuoes, and
the review was most aaemenfak, la
the hearth past the cobsd•I trooms had
t ik, lead. and were heeded by Lorditeb-
e of Kandahex at the head of the
Gaaedtan $ouseed Price.
TICE RZLiO101/O WORLD.
The R. Atha Wates (iaa Mac -
large) le ebre d the boeowry degree of
D.D. from Yeae.
Aa kmpnerw service, wets )teed op
Threaday ereitfMer at Aeptoinib t Ab
bey' .10 neaamoeea with the i..eshetb
C7naf e*veen a feats* et white Wes a
penoseake
e d hkihnee t! !rY AMeosai
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It,L asasemeed that the aev. D►.T.I-
ma11r at WeahingInn has waived so
=area ea his .J•ser& tar Ibe daft Dear
Ina atealaaiwat ea
the sass daces► W the albeade ee hs
basal ISM
Stip sax* - We 11sessi
she Caron •seasrai. Dutasl
HE/ILOCK BARK WANTED
At • d)ERiCH TANNERY. We pay the
Hlibest Priam. Spot Caah.
W. 1. & A. SMITH.
OIJRJFIOUR
I ares agent fee OGILViE& cele-
brated treads of BREAB, PASTRY and
GENERAL PURPOSE FLOURS.
Hs enr. you get OG I LV I E S'
A. H. MAUGER
HARBOR MILLS. • .
The Kensington Funiture Co.
Limited. bate made arrangements with
J. BROPHEY & SON,
of Weet-.t. to carry • full Ilse of their geode
The public cosset
Furniture at Factory Prices-
bout
rices
bout him. teed by debg so keep their mosey
in Isms, eel have • good olu.oe of getting
a*cnee e R beet by eupseetleg Haws Mani
goods of the Oomptay's malls are gaily
gasraatsed by them.
Wall Paper
Before you begin your Spring
House cleaning, call and see our
stook of Wall Paper.
betook "flats
Shades
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Latest
Latest Designs.
Suitable for Libraries, 'Halls,
Parlors, Dining -Rooms, Kitchens,
etc., with Borders and Ceilings to
match. from se up.
All new. This season's goods,
only.
All good* marked in plain
p,,UM
GEO. WATSON
abllloS.,<lo�a
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Any one can use .
Paintthat is properly prepared and use it
in the right place. The dltiicuity u
that moot people do not know the difference
between good paint and poor paint, not the
proper place to use even a good paint. AL
mints are not alike. One may be good for
odtdodr ore, and not kr indoor ass one may
give a bright, glossy finish, another an al
finials that can be washed. It is knowing what
to use, and where to use it, tket makes
. .. paintings suctxas,_.
THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS. Amur iAIIT
is made for touching up the little things about the house. It gives an oil
finish. It can be washed -so it is suited for shelves, cupboards, etc.
Our booklet "Palet Points," coven the ground. It tells what you
need to know about gond oe bad paint. It tells what to use fora boggy,
what for a bath tub, for iron bedstead, for a house, for • Anne, for a
bench It is a practical book for the home. It is free to any address.
Send for it to -day. For booklet address, to St. Antoine St. MortreaL
THE SHERIII-IILUIIS CO.
CLeretAA0
CHICAGO
Ifs YORK
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A retreating chin is alwa s bad ; Selwws His Lordship -Yon know. Min Dollar,
lack of resolution. our people Dame over with tie Qs titterer.
Ver}' tightly cloned lips are nsu►lly totted ( Fur Amerloan-Indeed ! I diva they
la secretive ebarsotsr,. hada smooth pias e."
_Special- --
Jubilee BarKairts
Refrigerators
Large Size. 410. • snap
Oil Stoves
SLV= FLAW. all *sea
Gasoline Stoves
1. 2.1 t Burners.
Tamdem Stoves
Lawn Mowers
Daisy
;11.
HARPER & LEE.
BINDER...
,..TWINE.
Now is the time to
order your BINDER
TWIN* as it won't
cost. you any more to
order earl, and it gives,
nsan idea of the gdant-
ity required.
As usual, we have the
LOWEST PRIORS
sad BEST BRANDS
an the market.
e
DAVISON 8c 00.
Yet YID Toot M ImWUE
SENSE
are fsvori
and
HURON
BICYCLER
tea whseeeric wi n
are sold.
Ask anyone who rides +a
COMMON Sawn or HURON
and they will recommend it.
Our Sulky Wheels are also
favorites with horsemen and
others.
Alt kinds of repairing done
at the foundry.
Henderson Bicycle Co. (ltd.)
GODERICH.
Summer Goods
• ..atCost!
AT W ORRELL'S. '
HOW IS THE TIME TO GET
REFRIGATORS
GASOLINE and •
OIL STOVES
WBOLF.3ALS PRICES as WORSELL'S
We have a breed new stock of
Granite Preserving
Kettles and Pots
which I aft milling vary oMap, 0111
and re than.
WOR8IOLL
Iii PaelieY Miert ase risese a