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Tormant, July 13, 1100
C
learin Sale
..... ..... OF ALL
Summer Goods
Balance of our Summer Goods must go now.
None to be carried over into the Fall if price
will move them now. Two months of warm
weather ahead of you yet. Coin° and supply
your wants at little prices.
See that you get a Refreshment
Ticket on your purchase of a dollar.
Special Bargain
in new Muslins, Ginghams and Piques, worth 15c and
20c; Clearing Sale Price 10c.
OC*41, 24024,42,4412
Hosiery Bargains
Fast Black Fine Hose, regular 20c and 2e; Clearing
Sale Price, 15c.
Millinery '113We =.46`MOV't 04,44,4. Jr -a, 41, e,
All Trimmed Millinery going at nearly HIALF PRIUE
Clothing
Special Bargains in :Pipe's and Boys' Suits -ALL
REDUCED -
Factory Cotton
The\bsest value ever offered, regular 7c f'01'5c.
BestValue in Shirting
Ti Checks, Stripen,12i to 14c; Clearing Sale Price, 10c
Ladies' Shirt Waists
All new styles, special white with insertion, regular
$1.25 and 81.50 ; Clearing Sale Price, 51.00
Large Stock of Dress Goods
Now is the time to make a selection. Prices all
reduced.
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CASH OR PRODUCE!! -
Smith Bro's & Co.
THE 141GITAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
the homestead; Uni. Alm. Wonsan, of
lituevele, and Mee. Rendersoir, widow of
the lets lames lieriderene, 01 Bolerrave,
The eveume wee *pint at speeches, floes and
▪ y, all er w kWh tae o mpany dispersed
wtshiug their host sod hostess many more
years of happiness and prosperity
• CHURCINOTe. S
Next, Sunder s coil...Mon in sol 01 the
Iodise femme Neel fund will be taken in
North street Methodist ohuroh
The pantie given 011 Dominion Day in aid
el the new Roman I ohuroh at Dub-
lin was very suienissiul, the sum of $3,000
beteg the net proceeds
Rev. Jasper Wilmer, pastor of North
street Methodist church. limit Sunday .en -
log will eddies" bis cons, petition on tee kab-
inet of Christian Solecton
Rev. W. N. Dathis. who has been sup.
plying for Rev. (Noon Young at Weed -
home, Norfolk °dusty, darns the latter's
absence in the Old Countre, pri ached both
morning and evening in St Ceorges °heron
last Sunday.
• The Y. P, S. 1% le of Knox church,
111 hold • Nun social on the beautiful
grounds of John (Nit, Nelms) M.. on Thous
day, July 26th. A good program is toeing
prepared for the elution Farther per
oculars next.week.
The Sentiment of the Lord'. Supper will
be dispensed the morning omelet., in
Knox ohuroh next Lord's Dey. The mike
turn will be on behalf of the poor fund.
The service preparatory to the oocasion will
be held on Friday evening at 8 o't look,
when Rev 4.1m. Hamilton. tt. A , will prmoh.
At the close of the service new applicants
will be received and oonomunien cards
dietrIbeted.
Then wag a lerw•turnout ot members of
Msplit Leaf Lodge, No. 27, A 0 U. w.,
and visiting brethren on Sunday morning,
when the twenty first anniversary of the
lodge was celebrated by attendance at di-
vine esteem at Knee church. There Were
ninety Workmen In line, InoludIng members
of the order from Clinton. Dungannon, Ben
miller sod (arlow. Rev. Jas. A Anderson
occupied the pulpit after an absence of three
week• and preitohed an appropriate, earnest
and helplul sermon from the text, "Hear
ye one another's burdens, and •1 fulfil the
law of Christ'. (Oalatiane 6, 2.) After re
turning to their rooms, the Workmen, who
were greatly pleased with the sermon they
had listened to, passed a resolution thank-
ing Mr. Andereon, and an expression of
thanks to the choir of the ohuroh for their
services also was missed.
DUNGANNON. .
Novice.- The local agency in Dungannon
toe Tea 1314111•L teat the olio° of J. 0. w
J.P., cenveyencer. &a who will receive or-
ders for subsoriptions edvertieing and Job.
work. and is authorized to give receipts for
amounts paid Nr the same
g'l A. NEWTON, DENTIST, OF LUCK-
• now will resume his tripe to inummen•
non in April. -1st and 3rd Friday each month.
IDNVIDAY, .1121y 10.
Mrs. 'Thomas Peetland and daughter,
Miss Cella, have nose oa an extended Meit•
Ing tear to relatives near Sault Ste Maes.
The teasel of the late Mary Krrtngton,
daeghter of David Errington, Wert W•wa.
n osh, who departed this Me en blonde',
July 2nd, took plum on Wednesday of net
week.
Rrokine ohuroh, 1/u nnnnn on, was re•opeo•
ed lam Sends', after being closed for re
pairs. Rev. A 0 Stewart nessobed in tte
morning and again at the evening service.
and Rey. A. Millar addressed the youag
people, their parents and others in the
Moutons.
Rev. Mr. McNair, who has been appoint-
ed as eueesseor to Rev. H. L Hutton, oom•
ineneed his duties os Sunday. July 1st. The
Tilbury News of Jose 29th speaks of Mr
aiNfar's farewell thaeourses as follows :-
Rey. Ur. Mohair sod family left ne Wed-
Oseday fee their new home in Dungannon,
----Dena oessey. Mr MoNidek farewell die.
Menem last Sunday were earnest and im•
.min nod be Mote with retest et his de
pertare from bis oongregation. With be-
t:amine modesty he ascribed the measure of
snoowseattinding his effort., here, not to his
own pewees but to an all wise and !ovine
Providence. During his two years pastor-
ate here Mr. MoNalr has labored zealously
for the spiritual welfare of his oo don
sad the oommanIty is general. He is •
mese estriagly eloquent of tongue, hie
D emme befall a harmonious flow of "kept -
Bah muededled.'We wish him and his faul-
t* aw noreased unsaid* of prosperity and
happiness he Mier inew bones is Dan n
DUNLOP.
tt- Mornay, July 9.
Our monition boa been working ap in
&mbar° for several days past.
Names Ildebeed ie amongst us again and
VIII remain here foe iseveral menthe.
Miss Tebbe, who Neches tie Merlin. Kent
°misty, arrived home on Wedneeday of last
week to spend her holidays. Oa the way
homeward she visited her brother James, of
The Free Prem. and otherttrIends in Lon
• for several days.
The improvemeate that have been ;ming
_AM el kb at The F.zohange are nearing to
e el, mod when finished mine hod Metier
\ Inn bans the beta oeuntry hotel to Ontario,
Abe objeciti M which he has aimed mince he
here aye years pp. Purchasing the
betel last year, he this year has raised it
elms lame ism tram the d and now
has • good hutment of stonework under-
neath it. Areind the hotel enteride le hes
Me graded and gravelled on to the hetobt,
and Rlohard Danny. sr , doe a drais from
Ma cellar to the oreek to oarry off the water.
Rummer has It that his shovel struck • jar of
something shout eight Int In the heart of
the earth. As we mentioned before, friends
and ninny of the near seighbore turned out
with their Name and drew the (ravel and
mom required for the work 'hoot/ Mosier
drew the heaviese stoses for It with his
Seam. Rises be oame hen aur beet bac been
ripoiar with all. sad thesis whose Simper
Mhos views are not In s000rd with • her ma
and • drinking Mn at the pomp when water-
ing *Mr horses, and a eery *1We( rime" to
waft ler • dinner or have a warm without
Int..fed On bar.
Some time ore we montlosed that R.
Grad eied bis enter, of this place, bad hem
galled te 31. Thomas by the Masse of that
brother JAL which smiled by his death es
aged Itt. He here his illness with Christian
sod mai his end with fortitude.
Rtr.Thaiseie papers speak of the sad
NON eg follows : "Mr. Jobe ()geld, RO
Lew* Mew* died this morning front the
ed/effh ei Wren. erred sirm-tbres. if. was
here le Astride musty, Ireland, and has re-
sided le Me nil ler eayeebeea years, being
employed es the U. 0. R. wad 15 11.411'. foo-
lery. He was a .member el Come Maple,
L (j.7. Re leaves beelike his wife three
bream mod dye aneare.' The following
also woriared 4. rekiressoa to bin Amaral
("The Memel of Ur. dohs Us(/.aid reek
Oise yeelsiday shereme Ms 41. 4.1.. reel.
deem 110 Lessee etre* end wee intended
ill . Hier. D. R. Drummed eentleeb
by mb; el Overt Mae* L O. 1.,
T. G. Omersesp, W. Illeydemblis4.1
Ild erembees. thPan-
e biereet
Matelneh. JONI User* sad
ap. ell sextealWe el Osese
Uspklime Foresters wwit meeshalled by
A. Millard and A. W. Wilkinson. Theme
Mom of the order were cediducted at the
grave by F. Mc(ormick, Mr. Hollway and
George 1:odd's Those present from • die•
canoe were Rev .1 H and Mrs. Courtney,
Port %sole'? Quaid, Port Albert, and
Rene s 1 Min 14 Quaid, of Dunlop."
itemeseces mother, who resides here with
hie brother Robert, N in her eighty.ninth
year, and is until in geed health for her ad -
yenned age. Mr and Miss Quaid feel very
grateful to the friends in Me Thome" who
e xtended kinder,'" and atteneion to them
during their May in the city.
LELBURN.
MONDAlt, Ji Lir 9.1.
leoN nun, of Seeforth, wails tran-
sient isitor here Net week
AIN Horton is m•king improvements
her house. 1). no , nI Dunlop. Is
dreng the carpentering work.
After iso abeam» of nearly three mentbe
In the embryo burg of Loyal, beeeph Mo
Nevin, bee returned to reside among,* us
again. 11.1. a great favorite and la recei•-
ing briget miles and hearty greetings from
the mattes, and !melee wherever he ap
TIN megmational emeseleg held here
last Thersdav evening had net • large et
medusa.. The prevent hour ret "erten" is
not at all popular and them present thought
it best to try to have it the same as before
On Tuesday of this week F. N. Shaw will
attend the Presbytery meeting at Clinton,
where the other oongrerattone interested le
the proposed alteration of the charge" will
. peak through their delaptite on the met
-
ter
PO81VAUSER1.
TriniDAY, July
Rthel Dsleng is home from Toronto for a
vielt.
F:dna and Freddy Nelson, of Ridgeway,
are Halting with their aunt, Mr.. 11 Hey-
de..
Mre Gromarty, •iter 'pending a few days
with her parents here, returned to her home
In London on ft riday last.
There was no server. In the Preshytertan
ohuroh here last Sunday owing to the re.
open ng 01 Rev. Mr. Fairbairit's ohuroh he
D aaaaa non. Quite a number from 1.41. 05..
gradation attended the nrvios.,
GODERICH TOWNSHIP. '
TrirRADAY. .7111y b
Tbe following 1. • statement of the stand•
tor of th• pupils in M. M No. 2 for the
month of June It la based on ponotuality,
good deportment and general profiolenoy :
1st olase-Weeley Monk, Ilarfleld MoCul-
legh, Frankie Chambers.
Jr. Pt. H. -Kathie Thompson, Nina
Weibull, (linden White.
4*.. Pt..11.-Mnry Mask, Wiul. John-
stone, Joey Y
Jr. II. - Irene Hun, McKee Johnotinie.
Meredith Ulark.
Sir. 11 -Genie liturdy, Arthur Willson,
Albert MoCullagh.
111. -Mamie Y.111. Alice Hlek, Irene
(lark.
IV. Pearl Willson, Nettie Sturdy, Alice
Johnstone.
Sr. 'V. -Linda Sturdy.
1n51er Leavieg-Fmtwoie Storey, Mettle
Jellsetese. Fem. Lawaetwe,
Towhee.
HLUEVALE.
Trsainiv, July 10.
Will Rowers, of Drtilla, Is home on his
holidays.
The tanners In the vicinity are busy hay.
lag at present.
L. S. and Ulm Folly Doff visited friends
le Llaberel on Seeday.
of Hamilton, tied Mies
Annie Retherforti, of Tomei*, are 'Wiley
their mother, Mn. Walter Itetherferd.
Mr, and Mn. Magnus Sp.., of the Ant
Ins of Morris, oelehrated the fiftieth &nab
vereary of their waddler last Tuesday ever -
lac A Number of their friend' were pre. -
seat who were at their wedding in the pay
leh of Riegle, Orkney !slimes, ineindiss
t W &enmesh :Veit
week hare with blit roe, W. Oamp•
bell.
Min Clan ated Master John Roe. et
il:ete, wen yi•ii leg in tows the past
wek
Alin (inane, of Kippertilin. Is vis•
awe her errodperent., Mr and MN., Wm.
The Mime* Lizzn and lidiunie Martin.
of Presto°, ar• visiting their sister MIS J.
11. Peddee.
Mrs. Mitob4411.011.11, mother 01 towu el.,
Mitchell, returned Tuesday eveniug noir
video& 0.
W. W. and Herb Stoddart. are sway ea a
•lieledng trip. Thm intend to go tut far a•
• liven Sound.
Miss Wiggins dnil Min Skelton left
eured•y morning 1*, joie oemping piety at
Orsad Bead.
Jas. Mitchell, of Cleveland, qophew of
W. Mitehell, ,.own oleek, teeing his
relatives here.
Mrs..), Helmer and Mrs Maar, 01 '1'..toa•
to, are visiting nien.de hod relatives le and
around Ooderloh.
Mn. 1 sylor, of P.okfurd, is visit
Ing her parents, Mr. and Mn. John
of the Hayfield font __-
Mrs 0. (2. Wilson. of iisaterth, returned
home on Monday after a week'ngisit at the
reeidenoe of S Sloane
W. ti Clark sod family have removed to
town iron* Nile and have raki,') up their
residenoe on Rrook streetMr. and Mrs. MoCrae and daughter,
Lilies, of Detroit, ;visited Mhd
rs. oOrse's
tether,.7. Hamplos, the past week.
John Green and Meter returned to their
boors In Port Dalhousie on Tuesday alter •
pleasant Melt with friends In todelich.
Mr. end Mrs. (Norge l'atboart and
ohildrut , of Toronto, are visiting Mn. Corti-
caree mother, Mn. Wilson, Keay' street.
Rev. Kithers West sod McCormick left
Monday monolog for Sandwich to mailed -1
retreat for the priests .4the Moran) et Lan
don.
Mr. and Mee Jolla 81014.,., "of Weed.
stock, are taking a driving trip to Doneme
noos,. lloderich and other p11115 al", it.
iAk
Mrs. David Coseaday and ohildreo. of
Ayr, who bad time visiting at the residence
et the lady's father, Wm. Iturroes, lett on
Tumtley.
Miss Jessie Ceuta Nit on Stiodev. per
str. Pit ten.i-r, for Cliften Fo'ge, Virginia,
where eh- • '1 'peed several weeks visiting
her broth...
11 iroll Turner arrived on S kt aridity from
N w York on a visit to his home here. He
will take • trip on the hike.. h.fore return
Ing to New York.
Mite McKenzie, of Pitarolea, who hes
been visiting at the rectory for a few weeks,
left on Tuesday a5(15,0000 to visit at St.
lbs.... and 1.,241o0 ,,•
D. a Sallow§ left yesterday on a _trigt_te
the beet Islands and other Otos' on the
'lake. 8. will put in part of the Line
shooting with his owners.
1: 1.. Bien, .1 Brune 5 ns in town (*6,Sands), end pc his return home on Mondry
vim aacompented by ldrr. Hisir and their
son Wilfrid, whir had been visiting ere.
Mrs W R. Miller, of Toronto, and her
daughter, Mn. Mei/oriel& of WitilliPee.
visited its town for • few days NM week,
and left for St Helene to visit Mrs R. K.
,
ll'arleton returned to town last week
after an absence of a year in the Old
Country. She enjoyed her trip abroad.
greatly and her health has beton very mush
lent fitted.
Miss Rusk and Mies Alice $haegalla
rived hilt week from Print). Ailiert, N. W.
T. Ulm Rusk wilt remit itttiht:wive.esbetisterlis
Sharman will to
*pendia./ s few weeks' holidays id hem.
At the recent meeting of the &)0m! of
Huron • report was adopted recommending
that, in order to provide 'efficient means to
oarry on the work of the diocese, sash per-
ish be required to ocintribute to the funds of
the .,nod a sum amounting la the aggro
gat* to not lem than 41 per annum from
every family of the °Atwell in such parieb
(two or more persons of s common household
who depend upon the clergymen for spirit
m
ual tnistrations. shall constitute a family),
tbejunds en raised, unbars otherwise dente
nated, to tei divider! ea follow' : re the
miming' fond. tour eighthhe @ of twhole; to
the geueral purnme Nod, three eighths of
the whole; to the widows and orphans' fund,
onenighth of the whole. Any unexpended
balance of the general purpose fund is to be
ttanatarred to the inietliori fund. In order
more fully to promote the general work of
the synod, annual subensipttons and dons
thins shall he irellemed from each weeniest -
Lion lo such mintier aseball 4. deemed most
effective, sod 'very endezve. made to
augment the resources of the sy cool. An
eneu.1 missionary meeting shall be held, or
sermon preached in each etturoh or other
imitable place, and • ooll...ion mac for the
mission fund of the cif
At the recent ....invention 11 the Herei
Sabbath School and Christens I(edeavor
Aosoniatios, held st Seatorth, an 'Aiken
was gives by Rev. S Allyn upon the sub-
ject, "The el.libith school In the home
;Mole." A Oodles* home, Mr. Attie said,
I s one of the mad trieritut ions of today. The
environment of the home hut much to do
with the suceess of our work and 0.0 55 the
0.055.11) of training the parent and 'minimine aequalnted with the home lite of the
pupil The work done In the home is the
most permanset, and many are the illustra-
tion. el this men im the world. „Mae of the
best aids to home training Is the home de-
partment of the Sabbath entre!, and should
be tried. The Sklibath school "herald de
mend from the hoe-, sympathetic, enthusi-
sotto' interest. We should me the printing
press mid send 11 quarterly report tram the
school to the home The lesson should be
stunted at home. Etnenoial support should
aorporde4 by the parents. A vent to non
interested homes and help given along the
teaching of the Truth will du good. The
topic, "How aaa I get the moat out of this
reinvention?" was introduced by .1. H. Mil•
lian, nf Ooderioh. , The gist of his remark"
wa" 7 Make preparation before coming
by prayer ; by antebook ; by waking queer
tions at the convention. Offioers ef the
Sabbath school section were elected IP fol.
lows • Prevalent. Dr. Towler •, vieopreel-
dente, Ree .1. S. Henderson and J. P. Rom:
mi luta searetery and ter, 3, C. Phone
man ; oorreepondinr secretary, L. Harold ;
executive, M ()ordeal, .1. Ken. G.
E. filen, W. H Kerr, .1. H. 1411110.,
.1 E. Tom,.1. 11 Wilson, .1. H. Mo
-
Clinton, .1, Dustow and A. oust. The
1'. F. officers are : President, W. H. Kerr,
liraseels ; vice president, Rev. T. .1. Mur-
doch, Clinton ; seoretary, Miss Washineten,
Clinton treasurer, Mies Cash, Mf -nth;
Meier superintendent, Miss Maud King,
Myth ; executive. 8 O. Stone, Rev. Mr.
Anderson, A. T. Cooper and Mies Ammon
Clark. The ems vest ion .1 1901 win 4.4.44
Lkunijia-19, at ClintaL___
DOMINO AND GOING
Frank Satendlege le Ashlar/ at (lank
Him Gress Nekton Is visiting all attar-
--
tort
Mrs. Eagle. -of Toronto, le visiting bleeds
ie town.
Ilia Elia Menton 1. visitleit relative, at
Seafonh. :
town lest week.
Mies WInnle Han 414.4.4 -VON Isom
Exeter last week.
Ren. Allen, of Chicago, le welshing aid
scones in Onderieh.
Mr.. Egenee ie at earatterd Hailing her
sister, Mn. Halley.
Mrs. Knox and Nub mKeel are
visiting in Toronto
Miss Hellish Whitely, of Clinton. is vis-
iting relatives here. •
A. Petite, of New Yea,11 speeding boll•
days at the eld home.
Mien Oberlin, KA., left nn Saturday for
her horns in Toronto.
Mime Strang returned home Settled',
evening from Orintsby.
Min Hamilton, of Wronger, Is visiting
her aunt, Mn. Farmers
Elswood Campaign* is home from Chi.
°ego for a holiday visit.
Herb Stoddart, of (9s4,-4.epsedine
holidayeat his hem. NoraMis.
Miss of Tortoni, 11 vieitter her
brother, Dr. W. F. (tallow
Mime Scott, of Stratford, is visiting the
Mimes Roane, West street.
Mn. Rethwell left en Tuesday moraine
be spend • few weeks In Ternoto.
if re. Robert
cam.. widow of the 3.h. cum.. Arl•me, ef Tornnee, le visiting In
1,Inkiefer. of Wawanesh ; 1 sows. 1" gnat Mr•• 41"1"4"1"
Peter lAnklater. nI Wineham, and Andrew .1 1' Le Tooted left en Taited•y 10 whet
leek later, of Milord ; also Mn. Omit, et hie daughter, Mrs Jones, at Inert. •
Iliremfmd. Yrs. Sebes, whom mem WM Frank Henderson, nf Owen Sound Am
Mary Sperume, was bore in 1.1141 garb* of
Ellyglit. Orkney, and was of the Elessiews of
mud Yr. Sperm wee of the
Ames' ad Reber. Ur. Speen* hes hem •
sailer. and bee travelled ewer mammy Nee aid
hes hose Is messy Imam. All UM family
90.5 41115.11 iamb Spews, wee redder es
been visiting In town the mat weak.
Chas. 11. Williams, M. 0
'
. arrived T..
4.7erasing ass Men 1.5 hisimovit here
W. H. Hones, of Rolla, Is vieiting in
bowls ond 45 1.4. guest .4 (4 W. Thismi.
J, 0. Campbell. of Aylmer, meet Imet
net M,ads Might
"Lerge sores Covered the bead sod foam
(lour child," Writes C. 1) 110i11, of Mor•
gantnn, Tenn., "that n. treatment helped
till we need Flocklen's Arnica Salve, which
quickly owed her '' Infallible 1. eruptions,
braises, socideuts and p lee Curs goaran
teed. holy 25, at Isa. Wilson's drag/ store.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Trade at Smith firm' en I get s refrosh•
meat ticket on m pry driller purchase.
"Oaf July and Aerated stile is now en.
115(0.001410 Meek to be sleughtered for 60
days. G. 2. Wingham
'Ort te lb* Victoria Restaerant, West mt.,
fee fee eraser, heir, entifeetionery, cigars,
eto. 1:4414 NS, proprietor. .)
Now for "nape. We will common. a
/Nat three daye' nate at the Hamilton st.
harimin Mere on Thured•y, July 12th, ()air
bankrupt stook of clothe and 1.5.1.bought
in Ripley at • low rate on the $ will be
offered very Mime. 253 Japan tea, 6 lbs.
for $1 00; beet bOy bleak tea SI 30a per lb
all shell groceries at half prim dor.ng this
great cleat -in, gals. 1. W. 1312014nitit A.
The garden party to be given by the
ladles of St, neorre's church will be held
epos the grounds of Mrs Jordan, late of
Mrs. R. R. Smith, Colborne street, no the
(menthe of Thursday, 19.4 isst. Refresh-
ment' will be served, the band will be in al.
tendance, and there will be a number ef
novelties. Admirmi
elon 10o. All are readt
by invited.
- Blown le Atoms.
'Ilse old idea that the body sometimes
heeds a powerful drastic, purgative pill has
been exploded ; for 14. King's Nen Life
Pills. whet!' ere lerfectly harmlese, gently
irtimulate fryer and bowels to erpel Dolenn•
oua matter,cleenee the system and alivoluts.
ly our* oeinitipation and si( k headache.
Only 250,\J. Wil,..'. ming Mors.
hz ret) Rivitsas AND Cl:ttr0118
Wowing Is statement of reoeipte
the„outport of Onderich, in the inland
revenue division of Stratford, from July 1,
1899, to June 51. 1ai:
Os licensee $ 170 00
(in malI ..
Ott eleetrie1 .•
46,684 11
'I he euenms receipt* fo; the port of (lode
rich for tee year owlet .1nne 30th last were
435,790M. The &winner onlleentil at
riederioh and the varioue ontports were as
follow. :
Ilorterioh ...,...
Clinton
Wingham
Kinoardtn•
Siefert h
..... ... ,„ $8,138 81
6,4S6 82
6,712.16
2,4,31.47
P . . 9,082.59
Sonthempton , • ..... 2,923.79
ALAA.
Luoknnw .... 15 00
• $36,710M
Three rinks of bowlers Were at eleaferth
this week, taking part In the tournament
there. At the time of going to preen we had
not heard how the I loderioh rink. fared.
Twitnhall and family, of Clinton,
will spend the rammer in ooderleh. The7
have taken a hones os Chareh 'newt
(leo. Emerenn's fiend wheel was nee of
the attractive features nt tha prnosselon ere
the 4th. The demerit inns were from rhea.
141 .11.' garden.
A. S. Chrystal and s number nf his week.
Mee from Lenden have been doing some
Irma Mcitwee's salt -well.
tan
1'0 ADVIIIRTUIRIFUL
Renee of changes must he left at this
Onioe not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
meet he loft not later than Mn.
week. aocepted et to noon Wednesday of
earth
any noon. Casual Advertisements!
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5EOOND ANNUAL TOUR
hug
ELITE CONCERT CO'Y. WI"
Foals.
Dotter the niammesest
to 11 RICK TAO
Three flours' Continions Performance
High -Class Vaudeville
The follow' it artists reimpose h,
ELITE CONCERT COY
kie their Snood Aube.' . our Thie
le a purely Canadiau Company
oomporerd entirely of Canadian sr
dais
Mile 1..lian Faiths... Descriptive N'ooalat
Mi Jas. F. Oaatle Monologuist and Ducar
Mr. 8. Lee Moore.. . Beaton.
Miss Amino Taut:ie....Juvenile Comedienne
MrHarold Soott. Impersonator and Reader
Master Sydeey Roy Atiist
MID
Mr Hams. Llotrd Ottesda's FIVOID
Humorist.
TW. Gomm appear at the
VICTORIA' THEATRE
QODERICH
uly 24 and 25
fteestiret1 Siesta at P. rerlt BHA S•ore.
QK.11.E11 TENDERS addieise I to the
unierognod. mut ..domed "T oder tor
Dredging. Sarnia, tett.," wilt be reeetved at
this oteoe until "dueeday. the 94th Imp., 1900,
inelushele, frr dredging In th harbx of
sgeetg, i int., &wording 0.0 a plan and com-
bined speciticatiou and form of tender to be
'menet the office of 11. A. 11 • ay, Esq., engineer
In (huge inu nor and river works for mart.).
Conf. deration Life But:dins. 'racoon). in ap
ti eation 10 14. postmaster at Sarnia. Ont.. on
aerlication to the posttnae.er at Ohatii•nis
(Mas.s.
t .mW
and at the I/apartent of 14.411, orks
o
Persons tendering are notified that tend,.
well not be considered ultimo made on the
form supplied aod signed with their ,actual
stietatures.
leach teederinnat he accompanied by sta
cep ed bank (Argue made payable to the
mein of the Bonn attic the Minieter of Pu
orks. /or tyro 1 honewel sIt000,511 dollar...I,
whloh will be forfeited it the party de dine to
enter into •eontract when called upon to do
soor if he fall t3 complete the wort contract
ed tor. If the tender be sol anceptel the
cheque will ne returned.
The IMpar ment demon bind Neel( to se
eept t'•elewest or any tender.
Ity order,
J0
44 lettalo'g.'.1d
Aeeretar3.
Department or Public Werke.
Ottawa, Jnly 101h. 1900. 4 Et
hhout authority from t he 11.'9 .rtment win
b
Sewesmapadpvfner. iisn.sertiorr this advertitement
w
15,
Otha
Styles for
Strict,
Dien, Housc,
Outing.
Your,A14,yu
rputarory
mse
nirl'ome III end ode us anyhow, whether you buy or not. We will be pleased to
show you our I ;mode and Prices.
Our famoue QUEEN QUALITY Atuerican-intade Shoes are the talk of the
town.
4
111. JECADMS 'r!
7 ;!
1:3
North side of the Squire, Goderich. THE CASH SHOE DEALER
We Won't Keep Still
eta uutil you give us en opportunity of showing
THAT TNIS you how much you can awe Gy buying your
net
IS BRANDED
004 EVERY
et`011.
BOOTS & SHOES
•It..froni
THE SPOT CASII PRICE
at which everything le 'narked utak.* think •
ing people, those who shop around 411141 want
to ritakTh: Thr
.u.
tbeirremplhillans,7igfarpoith:wt,b.wuyhereiida
to
emphasize in our busitioes are :
t'01
ardlanlistrd--44LI
:HPUORANICEETBYT DE‘AllIr:rL:N111;
Back to the tiateita, tern we wit) you for arty dinateduCtioe
Ratelusive Agent for the famous Queen Quality.
(I51M.1M TO.NDKR8 istblressied to the
1.3 unders1s4*ed. and eltdOrred ' Tender for
flunplyinit Coal for the 00701111On Buildings.
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will he receivei at this Aloe until Tnersday
21th of July. 1951, trillueively, for the sues I
of oast for the outillo buildingt thro shunt
the lionoln10111.
Combined sperellemion and form of tender
can be obtained •t thla.ortioe, where all neeee
w iry Information may be had on Slitalret10111.
Person* tendering see hot lied that veneers
will Myt b' 00110 leved miles. made on the
printed form supplied and signed with their
* renal signature..
Each tender must be soroanneeird by an.
accriotnl haek eheolua made reyable In the
order of the Honorable the Minleter 01 Pdblio
Werke, 001111 to ire 'per 0011) of Wooer./ of kr
tettrier. wttielt .141 4. forfeited It tha party de
aline tar ester into a (entreat when called
upon to dose. or if he fall to complete the
work contrasted for. If the tender be net ac
teemed the eheque will be esteemed.
The Department does not bind itself 10 ao
rept the Ilweet or anyyteller...
it .
JOS ft ROY.
Actiag Secretary,
usearsesieasr Public Works, t
Maws, ft. nth. 1990.
f
Lake Erie Navigation CO. Ltd
The shorted and fltealliggionte to
Cleveland, Ohio, Via Pot Staley
Through fare from Oortertnh. Riegle
Return SEM. Return talkies good for one
monthepeeist rates cotes tuitornay and re
turning Mdnilay.
110Ol bevel Port Stan'ey on Sundays. TIMt
days and Thursdays at 11 p.in and on ftetur
days at i p.m.
leer tickets and further Information apply to
tleket agents 0.T.ity, or write
T. MA/V.111AM., WM.WOOLLATT,
Antic Oen': vase Aiet. Manager.
Walkerviile, Ont. et 2m
A Great Snap__.
te one Diaper Snap, et 5c. •
pound, of which we wells barrel a week.
Thie isn't our only map. as we carry
everything that son be found In an 017
to.date grocery store, and our prices
are right. The fernier, know that they
oan always get from tie a mop for their
predate). We drew the line at no
legitimate teed, - everything g0011
tilimware or potatoes, garden stuff or
ohniciest table Chine. We deal in all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING &0�
Redford bleak, Oederloh.
4sa giongsmitiy
.14
am .prepitred to buy
this season's clip of wool,
a, wood, at the
BILLER WOOLEN MILLS
llEST CAE PRICK
win exchange for maim-
tecitilted articles. \
JESSE MIMI
CEO. STEWART
GROCER •
YMus' old stand, West side Square
New Arrivals
CHOICE PALMS
FRUIT JARS
Ae Molecule Priem.
spavi no, Ringb0190141111Pik1b I
Don't use Drugs and Medicines
Curbs, and All fit
Lameness Yield** 54 questionable (1001117.Get the best
there is at the flame prices that are
vv,vrutki
charged for inferior goods.
At our L)rug Store the stock is al.
trays fresh, and each article pure, p0 -
tent and satisfactory.
DON'T.41
Art, 'Ayr
1 VA -1.341s.."4
"TIPCWIIKL:ZW"Kr
TAMPER....
with your health.
Wort• themands of elms mess)ly. eseanas by tam
beet broaden. awl hormirem everywhere. hien lit et
Ser M. As • Ilatemat for family me 14 Me as Meat
was Lome, us., (Ms Dee. la. Ifft
DR. it irlDWALL
Dear 1110. year moot be • wale•Me bore. whim\
dot lame 1 took lam to Me Ileteresnry %Man. •Iha
yruanuacatt It Ilawaht flpaelle mad nam • Itine hen.
epimere I...pelted anion. Miner Thls made matt.,
only worm and the bo. Moor tome toe, 14,0.14
eel stood ay Atter trylne ...within, In my poem 1
met to a andland and toed elm shout the mar Redeye
motor of •oer boot. and 1 e whet ilrorehaly .01 5..
Om resolved to do tee menet la teem of my team, met
tv the neatest drum Mors end rota NMI. or yoorepa•le
t are end Awned It strictly nsonung to dtreralem. Be-
fore the On* !fettle ea. emd 1 noticed an teltimmwtelst
and whoa tee seeonth bottle em Mem telt mad, my
home tem completely eared and eltimet lowelog •
bletolsh Alla Atter manna treatment I ones the
bone (OW rare and did mom light wort rout welsh -
lag lo me If *5 5.4 ellterted • sere 1 then alartnel In wort
the 1*,.. Mada01 to my entire setlefartloe he never
Mowed asy wore Immems thrown the .11.0 ransom,
1(150 mew. corl Keedall's Opsele ..r, not oely was
excellent, bet as a sere remedy, to aar not that It say
cancers traly, It•IIDICL ?KITTEN
551. 700, dronnot 7sr iteinitates seam. cue., ewe
440 Treailiee eft 55. Nemo, in book free or mtdreal
N. S. I. Meet' SIONNAlrellShOSS rms. 51
•
Our Prescription Department
hits a reputation for promptness and
accuracy.
fly
461
F. JORDAN
multi
17111
Medical Hall.
BEOKXR & MYERS,
Undertaten and Diallers
Gra4112212.2 441 Merstachusetta Co1
loge of Xtetseloting.
WHITS INIANDIL
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
81411' tionne AT MODS-
KATZ PRICES, AND
00UR1'IOU8 ATTENTION.
IBEIBIARED ERICK, 649111111Elf1B.
11•1•111•1=•••••
mrttmtrmrtrIttIMITTMITIMMMIM
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SNAPS IN SHOES
EE rlen's plain heavy Cc; igress - 85c. per pair
Msn's lace plow Boots - - - 75c.
Women's heavy lace Boots - - 65c.
L- isses' " " " 11-2 55c.
ild's " " " 8-10 45c.
W en's best Carpet Slippers 15c. "
two pairs for 25c.
fa
...-,:,......chi
E ure. le of Polish for Sc. ,
Also finer Imes in the same proportion.
di-
4, -
dito fit yot110tyle and price.
Come and ben
ille-
Illa- -F Just recelvediiiTall.di Oents' and Boys' 1
largest stock in this county, we are able
1
dee- Bicycle Bars.'.
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...American Field Fencing... -
Have you Reim At Do you know what is the cheapest and moat
durable fence sold? If you haven't seen it you can see it at McKENZIE
& HOWgLL'13 st from 46c. s rod up.
.'•1 Spring Coiled Wire 3i cents Ib.
„Barb Wire - - 31 cents Ib.
Galvanized arid Black Wire,
BINDER TWINE: 010e1c7"hrefidanrbrand at the
Wind prkie 'ohm. Let us have your order.
Harvest Tools, Nails, House and Barn Filatures,
in any quantity.
The people know where beat values are found Our sales were n*VW
known to he es large as At present. .
We bur for cash. We buy in quantities. We sell on IMO margins.
it is to your advantage to buy your hardware of
001 lificKenziest
Howe
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