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The Latest
in Muslins,
Ginghams,
Prints, etc.
SEE OUR RANGE.
DRESS ORGANDIES, SPECIAL
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Regular 15c., for 10e.
Check Ginghams, large and small patterns, only 121e.
Linen Effects, with oolored stripes, very new.
Plain Linen Batiste, Piques, Ducks, etc., all the new Sumpter
lines.
NEW BLOUSE SILKS
in the latest Checks and Colors.
200 Yards -a new lot of Silks suitable for waists, linings, etc.,
Regular 35c., for 19c.
PRINT$, See our Special at 5c.
HOSIERY, Hemedorf Dye, Special, 2 pain for 25o.
GLOVES, Large Range of Summer Gloves.
VSII.ING8, SPECIAL„ -es U. per Tard. _
New CoUrd EliVIMFDesigna.
me.Mnge held t►.�i t�rtrat w
targe., •stadeaos NIM Blyth meth
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keg. whMd wee 380. Dungarees same see -
end with 376 and 1.mLLMe tbkcd with 360.
The NW a*e.aee for tiro pet year were 01 1.0041. ItRldIIT.
110 66 Ism them for the peevess year, sed Th. LT. L. wolfsg will be heldy
kh. •mwat r.ethv d trace �„ me.tb.ro saes Me.day la the Temperam« $et1 •:
auwg 1s Kae 166 el4aloet $24.76 4t15 o ala k
The it heving •t lose bwa d.uod tW the
memhmehta semlbe preview
Ors yeas. sed Me Waal I ,,kbirolte vee
a1g1e hr Ahs Twee teat .leoed were t d31 M �!:.a a tees 1. • skeet
T s Dees was sw gf Ahs ooet.uvgaelel U, 1 busve.Mss d T,.pras s Werke"
is the Meier, Of the lasYtaW. r s.11sd to meth tm ninths sus T1.nndey.
Joseph lq pse.attd th. ao•
Jane 16th, u 2 r K.
&toe whisk wagised. Ae a s noting .t the M.O.T.U..
BIyfi i.4 Smith's Hill were wl.thed for MN oa t ueeday aso.. atlseIM Wiwi"
ing
Ida eogaleesad Kinkel' tee the ladies were spa= led to atesmd the Cos.
Asthma methrg. TM mama meshes w111•wrOO, Mredamss Mo(tlllwddy, Farr,
npria marry moetlye gmsesb. Haloed, Ded ,ad G. A..e..
as Wlsgh&a, 1142""111.•1142""111.• D11.4"6" and W C T. U. -lis e.�alat htlf
Leudesboro. the W. C. T. U. wW he heW d1777.-
W. C. T. U. LLPARTMENT.
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The moat ceder of balsam was the oleo. moo Hall M Tstad•y &teem.. •t 3
Mos et direthere ter each msslotp.Uty la the o'elook. All W asmb.rs are oaewwntly re
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Ides
and resalied se fellows t-
cleated to he psewl, is parttoahir the tall
Ashaeld-Jamee Heyde. Hugh Gtrvia, a:eoaIve as matters of Important* n the
Jelin Hal.hlsoe. pal blsdto othipsigia will b.- laid before the
Blyth -F. Mthealt, A. B. Br.dwin, C.
H.miea
OWtos-R. Holmes, D. M.Cervls. 8. O.
Plummer.
Oelborae-N. K.rnegb&a, R. M. Yoseg,
Jobs Dsetow.
Bast Wawaaosh-Andrew Corry, R. C.
McGowan, M. Lockhart
Godertoh-A. MoD. All., Wm. Warnook,
°some Burrows.
Oododeb Town.klp-F. C. !:,ford. W.
Marquis. Geoff. Aob.w.os.
HalleM-Jas. Snell. Wm. Jaokeoa, A. T.
MoD.mald.
Turib.rry-Gavin Wil.., Wm. Oralok-
shank.
West Wawa.tht-- Wm. Bailie, M.Yea.g,
Howitt
Wtaabsm-W. 1'. Grieves, Wm. nogg,
Usha Hansa.
u Gkvta slid K. Mollwala were elected
BUN HATS, .special lot, assorted colors, worth l2jc. to 20o.. going at
9 cents.
111=HIRY. Don't forget that we have the latest, the most stylish,
and cheapest in town.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR. A large range of White Underwear.
Night Downs from 39o., up. White Skirts, Drawers, Cornet
Covers, etc. Our stock is tip -stairs in connection with the
Millinery, where the ladies will be pleased to show our range.
QLSS AND NE PRICE.
SMITH BROS&CO.
FARMER'S INSTITUTE.
AanW Motion - en.n. and .treetops
Sleeted.
The renis, msshteg of the West Huron
Farmers' lestttate w. h 1d is the (range
hell, Nile, ole Today. Wen. Bailey, pros
Mask oo.uped the their. and M. Linehan,
(the .f.ect secretary, w. la W customary
p The presidest read tutu annual report, and
slur a fall drusreiuu It w. adopted.
Tkm eewsetify hese read the report of the
executive .smminr., alter wbieb he read
bis owh report, from which we late She fol-
lowing face :-
During the year just closed there wore 10
addresses were then delivered by
Metcalf, Joseph Roth ringlos, J. B.
y amid R. U. MoGowan. shoe which
the ataerseos semith was brought be a aloes
The directors thea mat .d elected
the following sifters :-Pre.tdeas, W.
sail* Ntl. ; vls►pn.ide.t, R. M. Yeasts,
O.rlow ; sad yiergreident, Freak Metcalf,
Blyth ; ..meiteeylesnar.r, M. Lockhart
Ashore. The..or.lery's salary was raised
from $15 to $25.
There w. • good attendance at the ma-
im session, and a good musical ead library
program was presented. Speeder wore
given by J. T. ()arrow. M. PP., sfGod.rloh,
and others.
A <MMsMs Ms.wmpt
"IleaassSmArYM ellei e
awl-eft
Comer, e 1 , . 1 See
and • variety of skin diseases. Is earns
comer in .y part et the body where the
Uquid oma reach 11. Send for otroatar gir-
th/ Assessetisse. bow
Ile *raid.
Sold at OM and 30.1 halt plat
bolsi..
Met/1601M LABORATORY. Oed rtob.
Tbaaka to she tnde($Mguabie stere, and
the deep atones makes la the y.e► et this
lawn by the sow prodd.st, Mimi Geode,
sad ohMu.. the department of 1.oysl Zan
peruse
Laois a. work hh.. oegeared,
..Ws being hold last Saturday.
After listening le . talk upon the 5.lia.s.s
of swearing aid Me we of whew* sad a1•
ooholla liynors, 28 bore sad Tire plated
tato .igwturs. to the Triple Pledge. 15 ie
hoped that the paresis will take. ,sous./
is the store of these earnest women sad de
what they owe to ..tin the work. Good
seed awn la tae youthful minds must belay
forth good fruit
-MING AND GOING.
Bmf Smith visited Mershon the past
week.
J. W. Ttyl.r. of Exeter, was in sews es
.Friday.
tura Tberbwrs left tela week ole • visit to
Chicago
Ed. Moser. of Blytb, spout Sudsy 1.
Goderich.
J. W. V•naK.r vistaed We Quest City .
Retards).
J. Chalssers, of Serathroy, w. la Gode-
rioh w Friday.
Mies Ethel Williams. of G.d.,rh, Is
spending a few days with her hrolas,. Bey -
Aim the Beak .f OSISIMNA
Wm. Wallin' Mat . Ye reliant M Sw&
Day M ltl.sday.
Win. Pew hitt ea llstssdsy es a Marg
Melt N WaiMbe,
Mts. Arnett was visibly, tread. Y Ma-
les mks gate week.
J. H. Ha..., of Stratteed, wee la Oink.
dad Ike past week.
$sydes Watkins. et :.scar,►, speak
day at the old bean.
Henry R':ihn was Ise, weak added M
Ik.l.4:ei.f wheats.
ilh.l.y Hays, bsrrlsosr, .t n.at.rlh. was
to Iowa ever Saaday.
R. H. Celine, barrister, et Exeter, wee
la tow. ea Saturday.
Jas. 1toMmes. seed. • Osiers tits se
Tomato lb. peel week.
Mr. ,ad Mrs. J. T. li•Ikeld were vWMsi
V Stratford . Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. lama Salkeld, ir., ware la
W Royal a►y last week.
J. R. Swart,, .t W Ingham, was la the
musty town ea Saturday.
Jeka Anwar, 04 Slntt.ed, spat Saadsy
as the old home b Ood.ebk.
Mn. Campaigns spat a few days of the
past week with mains, to Rime.
Mr. .d Mr.. Jas. lltoks., of Galeriob,
wen la y..tersh less Wds.dsy.
Mrs. J. Motors, el Bolide, a visiting
her sister. Mrs. A.drew Heddle. B.mUter.
Iasttsotor ef P.bU1 tlobools D. Robb, of
Clink., was at 11..e.sty s.► Thursday.
Wm. Tam. and A. McCosa.11, .t
Blyth, were la 1iLsy sewn for Sun-
day.
Ma..g.s Swindon, of the Omaha Ca, w.
la Nova booW this week a • besimes
trip.
Mrs. R. J. Mellen .d se., et Mealsebs,
weed mrs
the lady's .s1.e, M. Jen
Geo. Samos, of Guelph w pmwo.s leen
week wt the uttermost of Ms reWlv., M.
into Sam.ol Fisher.
Mn. Herald and MUM, of Rehash Colum-
bia. are on • ..mit visit b the lady's
mother, Mrs, Ralph.
The S.areaery.Tr.a.r.r of the Ween
Wombwell Mat0a1 r Ire Insurance Comby
wee is tow.. Friday.
A SreciAL-A *postal Into of flat oars,
with a rang of laborers. bard, arrived an
Monday moraine from bWMferd be renew
the flat own that had bees buried . the
harbor trek by • can la et the bask near
STURDY BROS.
THAI -GROCERS,
On the Square, - - -
Goderich.
Mak. AIN. Matta, wbe ban le al-
' mise m fhs late We. Wary Warble,
eetas.d to bis book PNraly Sa1.rd.y.
Hy. RMharde, .t W,.151 k wee le tea
Oke - week to attend li
nd the i.s,al .1 191
kaeMher.ta-law, the hue Ssau.l
hies M.Gtrm of totes 1.. bus l.v55.4
(0 tasks pet IS 1 ;menial' wenn se be held
la 1.ad.eweoi Bra.. C. , to marrow. Fri-
day even/Kg.
Abram Petr, who messily graduated
from the Utilises of Pharmacy, Walesa ea
.sedl.as pNYw beton M sad been three
days la New York.
Keep only: gay, •,. ._line. in Groceries and sell thea .a . aeoderabe
,advance on cost.
Our stock of Crockery, China and Grocers' Sundries is up-to-date in
quality, and at LoweAt Possible Prices.
Ca' Farm Prodnoe taken in exohaage...
ST u RD Y BROS.
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i e. �•'�sfaa.
BJJIILLI& OIUURSIIIB8
Qrals halt ilfOta- 1a1 hrw
EVERiREENH A SPNUTALTY.
Our moot o! is 5. t� Trees ODE
we will a able le
Varl.saesK her.
Amen. ler. Mea. (nervy sod
Posse .1 UMW Tram
rUIN. .Wee iNeek
Call sod ez.mine Meek sad be centiaee&
Lane Steak .1 Pistils. w os Spring Bddty
Priest/0 maned a sapliewles.
Address
JOHN STEWART ESTATE
iltalAla.li. r...
Iurt 6a C!earod 0
SOME THINK
that all Paints ars alike. N -e know
they're sot, any more than all clothes,
Poor Paint u wore than ueelea, as it
take. just as much time to put it 00 se
Good Paint, and a• a.var eelMfacto,y,
Don't experiment ; we know you wtl4.
be mollified with
The Sherwin-Tilliame Paint$
READY MADE DLOTffi1G-
-.-•.. MY OWN MAKE
olein Oeeoodds� ma well made ap, will
be mold al reamarl y prices to akar tt
oat one.
A ane &warmest et New Goode for Borten
.d Bummer weer.
CALL AND SIM ■A
H. DUNLOP
Wessel Taller. seat Bank Moatrswl.
the old elevator stand. On the Square -West Side.
FACTS SPEAK LOUDER THAN
And this follows the continued great success of
They •n the best we know of, and
we've known most of them. It you ate
rgoing to point anything under the ask
tet u, talk it ovalwith you ; we alit
help ye
DAVISON & CO.,
TUN 17PTO-DATZ MARDI/Au.
Everybody is Talking about
D. QANTELON'S
FLODR
N. h. jet.* ,.hived .other cu load
from let's. He Mee row . bond
two et the best brands of Floor that
the world e. prod..
LAHI OF THE WOODS
- AND -
OGILVIE'S
1!N W111ll.0 ■1U.*.
Nods hem Fat Rohl Wheat
.. .1knee Ile beet brands .t O.talls
w.
buttons now will do well
II10• to O the
e --
Oatark, rloor ..Mbar .. teMev. • bona
Wisera
[d Trails Wiser at • re••atte pari e.
Orden win be promptly •resdsd ae r
PUFF PASTRY, ROLLS
or OYSTER
.wide., txk.. wed Abmemd islpg
ap..1Ly.
D. CANTELON.
Reid's Great Compulsory Clearing Sale.
THIS WEEK our talk is on the
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All well -made, and in all sizes, colors and prices. Here are a few prices :
7 Men's Serge Suits, to go at $2.60, formerly $4.50. 25 Men's Tweed Suits,to go at $4,formerly $7 and $8 the suit ; 30
Aden's Tweed Suits (light and dark), to go at $5, formerly from $7 to $9; a reat range f Men's All -Wool Scotch Tweed
Suits, from $5.50 to $8.75 ; a fine lot of Boys' and Youths' Clothing, ranging from 1
g $.25 to $b .the suit , we have a lotaof
Men's odd Pants, from 80c. to $2.50 -big value ' Boys' odd Pants from 25c. up -just the thing for School and better wear.
Our striped Linen Coats and Vests are going like hot cakes, and it is needless to say the prices are away down. See them.
While you must realize that these are all great bargains, you must realize also that you cannot afford to miss them, for
they cannot last long.
The Dry (foods Department is still bristling with Big Bargains, and the snaps for shrewd buyers will last as long *lithe
goods do.
Remember, each and every article will be sold as advertised. If not satisfied, your money back ify ou want it;
Don't forget, this Store closes every evening, except Saturday, at 6 o'clock ; but we are always ready for business early
in the morning. r
JORDAN'S BLOD=e OOURT HOUSE SQUAB=,
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Est: JAMES A. REID.