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The Latest
3=3zovsEs
in Muslins,
Ginghams,
Prints, etc.
SEE OUR RANGE.
DRESS ORGANDIES, SPECIAL
Regular 15e., for 101'.
Check liinghalu., large and small patterns, only 12Ac.
Linen Effects, with colored stripe[;, very new.
Plain Linen Batiste, Piques, Ducks, etc., all the uew Summer
hoes.
NEW BLOUSE SILKS
In the latest Checks and Colors.
200 Yard„—a new lot of Silks suitable for waists,
Regular 35c., for 19c.
PRINTS, See our Special at 5c.
flO&ERY, Hemsdorf Dye, 8peaal,-1.1Pases4 -250.
GLOVES, Lfrse Hauge of Her Gloves.
YE :LINGO, fiPECIAI3 at _'ic. per yard.
PARASOLSVAker (:?dols -gird New'Designs,
SUN HATS, a special lot, assorted colors, worth 12}c. to 90c., going at
J cents.
MILLINERY., Don't forget that we have the latest, the most stylish,
and cheapest in town.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR. A ,urv,.' range of White Underwear.
Nigbt,Gowns from :19c., up White Skirts, Drawers, Corset
Cover*, etc•. (ler eta k is up stairs iu connection with the
Millinery, where the ladies will be pleased to show our range.
CASA AND ONE ?RICE.
linings, etc.,
SMITH- BROS.
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The BeaUU S and Rafters
are to . building just what
the staying is to
Shorey's
Ready -to -Wear
Clothes.
The inside of one of
Shorey's coats is&re illus-
trated by a drawing made
from a photograph. The
great advantage of a . :.
properly stayed is that it
keeps its shape unt;: it is
worn out, and does not
look likesan old garment after a few weeks wear.
An ordinary ready-made garment may look well at
first, but it is made to sell not to wear.
Shorey's make all have a guarantee card In the pedue
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CLINTON.
The Cricket nub wiU give • prumeaade
0uI0e11 la the rink ea the evsatag of tine
2Y.b loot.
Tao wad= party of Idt Faul'e Minna
soul 1» held ea the twatory argued. in the
sear future.
Rev. Mr. Murdock, of I'eesw•ter,preaobgd
la the Baptist Miura► on Sunday morning
sad evening.
Rev. Mr. Millyard returns to the peator-
ate of R•tt nbe.rryy.I. Methodist cherub,
much W the gratification of the codgrera-
110a.
School Inspector Ko1,1, will u the nouns
of • few weeks be 11111111106 for Itruseeh.
where he will take up his restdenus. He
de. w Woaces of the geography of the tn.
ewutorate, Brussels bung almost in the
000tre, while the Hub le in oaf corner.
J..1. Atka, of Allen k Wilson, was o0
Tuesday week united is the: hoods of maxi•
roomy to Mw Maggie Jaukeeo, youngest
daughter of Thos. Jackson, ar. The wedding
took piaci in Chicago at the r..1da.oe 01
Mrs. W. L Lyng, sister el the Wide. 11
was • quiet one. odly usmediete friends he.
lDw present. Amour the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. William Jackson. The happy
young couple returned to Clinton on Thurs-
day and were given • reeeptien at the rest
deno. el Mr. Jackson where ooegr.tulatioas
and good wishes were showered upon them.
Mr. and Mrs. Allem spent a few days here
before le•vinr for'loromto, where they will
reside.
WINGHAM.
Rev. 11. MOKeaxle, of '1'orooto, 000upied
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church oa
Sunday hot.
John Uey an employee at W. .1. (hap-
tnac's glove f•etory, lost part of one of his
fingers by its oomtug to wst nt with one of
the machines.
Reeve Wilford, Itev. T. HIglev,Jen Oih•
eon. d. F. Tamen, gad H. illoCentinialr n
persisted Wyse as the aemt-aaaakl
tet North Hume oo0nt7 lodge au
last to Wmyham.
Court Maitland, No. 20, C.O.F. will hold
the annual church parade to the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday morning, .lune 'Lb,
when Rev. H. E. Mason, the pastor, will
preach a suitable sermon for the seams*
A very happy event took place at 10s1.
Menus of Mr. Haines on Scott street, on
Wednesday of last week. Mise Jennie
Haines eeoomd .l .t 44,m/titer of Mr.
Haines was unitme the hands of meter.
mossy to Elijah Manuel. Rev. Jas. Ham-
ilton performed the , eremooy.
Oa Thursday attsrbooa, July 14th, the
members of III aitladd Lodge,l.(i.l).F'.,Wtdr-
ham, will marsh to the osmetery and deco-
rate the grave• of deceased (hbMlettew.wt t
Blowers. Grand Master Young, of 'l'bame•-
ford, and 1'prt Grand Ito lir„ taaupball,el
1-oodon, will be preemie and take part la
the exercises.
On Thursday last, Mr. and Mrs. ('hap.
Henderson, of the liloerale rc Ni celebrated
the fitted] anniversary of their wedding day,
tin the sums evening, their youngest dsugh.
ter, Maggie, was joined in the bond, of wed-
lock to A. Hardy, Its,. T. %%est, of Ilius.
I vale, performing the ceremony. These two
joyous events brought together an assembly
of over one hundred guests, to oongretulats
the aged 000pta 0a wittily reechiug the Gold-
en anniversary, and also to share to the fes-
tivities •tteodaut upon the marriage of the
younger couple.
Huron's
Greatest Store.
Continuation of the
sale of the Bankrupt Stock of
the Snowden Estate, Elerlin,
Ont. Dry Goods, Millinery and
Fancy Goods at 50c. on the $.
R. B. SMITH.
C. W. ANDREWS, Manager.
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A GLOBE REPRESENTATIVE.
Cared of Lumbago by Dodd's Kidney !'ills,
alter Hi. Doctor Failed.
1'orooto. June 20—IMpect.11 If there is •
good thing in creation.. newspaper man
will hod it out. The truth of the is shown
by the case of Mr. John H. l'ernbam, •
presam.n on the GIote eau
Mr. Parnham has, for mouths, .uf.red
from Lumbago, aggravated t, the oaten of
hie work in the press room He oensulted
an eminent local physician, but no heoe61
resulted from the tr...tmeot.
(is the advice ofa traced he tried Itodd'i
Kidney Pills, with the result that he was
oompletely, cured.
Thu ewe a owe more proof of the fact
that tot Lumbago and every other kidaey
oompl.int share is owl', owe core and that 1.
Dodd'. Kidney !'ill..
tertian
Pacific Ry.
IS THE DIRECT FAST
ONLY -
ALL -CANADIAN
UNE
TO TAKE FM
Manitoba, .;._
tl49 iorthwest,
-14ior dikeancrYu
Gold Fields: -
LOWEST RATES. FASTEST TIME.
ACCOMMODA1 ION UNSURPASSED.
3 TOURIST CARS A WtEK
TO THE PACIFIC COAST
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R_ RADCLIFFE,
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CATTLE BROS
Plumbers
Steam -Fitters
Have removed to Wes
side of the Sptlare, next
Stu -AI -Bros. Grocery,
w b c r e,...ttber ,_ w>di.-he--
pleased to see all their
customers, and as many�
more as will favor theme.
with a call.
West side Square,
G-oclexich.
STURDY BROS..
THE GROCERS,
On the Square, - -
Keep only the best linea in Groceries and
alvance on cost.
Our stock of Crockery, China and Grocers'
gwJitr and at Lowest Possible Prices.
[3' Fann Produce taken in exchange.
Goderich,
sell them at moderate
Sundries a ep-todate in
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ST-URIDi B11018.
Oe the Square—West Side.
The Old
Reliable
Boot and
Shoe Store
L on the corner of
East Street and Square.
Here the Beet Makes at the Lowest Possible Prices aro always in
stock.
Our Custom Work is noted all over the Dominion, and today in
Quebec, Nova Scotia, Manitoba and British Columbia our Boots are I
worn by all who know a good thing when they see it.
We do not sella $8,60 pair of Boots for $1.90, for we can't do it •
and be honest ; and we won't pat a $3.50 mark on a $1.90 pair to
deceive the public.
Our Repair Department still keeps up with the times.
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THE PRACTICAL SHOEMAKER' GODERICH.
CLEARING WALL
SALE7 PAPER
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS -
We will offer our Stock of Well Paper at a very large reductisa la
Now is your time to get your house papered for very little MM.
and tet Tlarwaina
JAMES YATES,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
Next ,icor to G. W. Thomson's Music Store.
The lm erial Life AssUHcOCofflpanyop f Caoa�dat
IIBAD nPFICX,_Ai KING 6T1[al!' NAST, TORONTO, CAN.
Oapital ..... , ... , ........ $1,000,000
Government Deposit.... 260,000
being the largess Government Deposit of any an
life insurance company.
PRNSIDNNT—J10N. SIR (fLI)'Eli VOW.1T, p. a, G.l'.i%LG.
This Company desires to secure tho services, as a permanent District
&ane der the Uianty of Huron, of a gentleman of ability, energy and integ.
sty.
An experienced life insurance man preferred, but previous experieuee not
absolutely essential if the applicant possesses the above qualifications.
A liberal contract will be given to a suitable man.
Applications for this position will be considered oonfidertial if desired.
R. JUNKIN,
MLA ..reU.e.
ACTS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS
And this follows the continued great success of
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 $2.50, formerly $4.50 ; 25 Men's Tweed Suits, to go at $4, formerly $7 and '
Mens Tweed Suits (light and dark), to go at $5, formerlyfrom $7 to $9; a great range o $8 the stun; 30
ed
Suits, from $5.50 to $8.75 ; a fine lot of Boys'and Youths'Clothing, rangingg' f Mens All -Wool Scotch Tweed
Men's odd Pants, from 80c. to $2.60—bigvalue �g from $1.25 to $5 the sit . we
; Boys'odd Pants from 25c, up—just the thing for School and hbetter wear.
Our striped Linen Coats and Vests are going like hot cakes, and it is needless to say the prices are
While you must realize that these are all great bargains, you must realize also that you cannotaway dawn. See them.
they cannot last long. 3� afford to miss them, for
The Dry Goods Department Is still bristling with Big Bargains, and the snaps for shrewd
goods do. buyers will 1st it as long as the
Remember, each and every article will be sold as advertised. If not satisfied, your mons
Don't forget, this Store closes every evening, except Saturday, at 6 o'clock ; but we - y back if you w ant it:
e morning. are al e
WpY ready for b sin .wrne� e.
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