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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO.
Clearing 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 waren
weather ahead of you yet. Come and supply
your wants at little prices.
See that ) ou get a Refreshment
Ticket on your purchase of a dollar.
Special Bargain
in new Ntuslins, Ginghams and Piques, worth 15c and
•l0c ; Clearing Sale Price 10c.
Hosiery Bargains -
Fast Black Fine Hose, regular •lac and 2bc ; Clearing
Sale Price, 15c.
Millinery
All Trimmed Millinery going at nearly HALF PRICE
Clothing
Special Bargains in Men's and Boys' Suitor -ALL
REDUOEI
' Factory Cotton
Tile Lest Yalul' eyed' offered, regular 7c for Sc.
i
Best Value in Shirting
In Checks, Stripes, l'2 to 14c; Clearing Sale Price, 10c
• • to -._.-.
All new styles, specild whits insertion. regular
$1.25 and $1.50; Clearing Sale Price, $1.00
\Large Stock of Dress Goods
Now is •t� e --linea- to make a selection. Prices all
. _ reduced,
0A$H. OR PRODUCE
tory. Harry, though still smm•rrtsd, wen
ono of the Hares Old Boys to Uoderteb the
ot0'r dory, and be remembers that great dry
00 0110 of the hq.oi..t of N. boyhood 1n
I. rot orb Janine Hotutb end hu bother
Itenj•min, who, we believe, both live is
tloJortuh now, counted op too ..d dos
runs towards the total. limo Hall, who, we
think, le now a resident of Ma.boke, teemed -
ed ten rune os his ober. W. H. Clutton,
ouw • duotor at K (gar, Somme me county, was
Hret-baseman sod added tun to the ewers.
His brother Mei '.s an outd,Wer made
I good oalohu0 and piled up eight
tuns He is now nae of the leading farmers
of Leeb,ru. Jos M.oMaau., now another
of the 1•.dioe farmer. of thio olaoe, added
140, .Dol S. 1S. 11 ,Iltame, now the 1. 1) of
the lodge, tall'.- 1 0100 morn Tblt totals
eighty one runs, Norman McFarlane, who
was then a jouro.ym.o with the Dunlop
.rehtteur, wee e.ptaru of the bleak sheep,
end mane Ids run. for his side, hat he seem
.d to be tit •t wee after the big supper and
took his dfleat worse than Napeleel
n did at.
Q. H. Williams. neer of \'slue
key, &Hotelman, made • good ant-hesem.n
sod ler some veers afterwards filled that
poet for the Owlet-toh baseball club when
o.pt.iood Ly Dudley Holmes. 11e made .1x
run. H. K Allen, now the well known
horse buyer of Uedertuh, made .even runs.
Robert %VIlllam., the well-known tourist,
at preemie In Dunlop, made eight runs, the
highest wore for hle Idde W IJ Young
SmithBro's & Co.
DUNGANNON.
Ntrrtca, - The looal agency to Uung•nnon
for Tea thQNLL le at the o11oe of J. 0. W Ano,
J,P., oo0veJwooer, Ito. who will receive or
Ames for subscriptions. advertising and job
mirk, sod te authorised to give receipts for
amea0te paid for the same
N.X.
NKWTON, DKNTIST, OR, LUC'K•
now. will resume hi. trip to i)ungsa
eon In April. -1st and 3rd Yrtd•y each Mouth.
%1 rioNIYUAY, July 11
PkUENTATI,M - On Friday evening. ,lsty
22nd, tbs members of the lloog•nnoe
Methodist `Sunday wheel oholr met at the
awe* and presented Mt.. Hatton with two
b0adssmely bound poples of Hyron's and
Mrs Browning's poems. also Cha following
address, beautifully painted In water odors
To alias Hr'rro' :
DKAR FRIES/. A.1, Li*D1R, -- We hove
met here tonight. possibly for the hat time
we shall ever meet an 0041,14 d Sunday
pbeol choir. Dear frleod, we cannot tell
yes how muoh we feel the loss we are sue -
'Moine in baying you les,. us, and although
we know that our lees ',tithe another °boar's
W s yet we would gladly keep you with us
and have our oboir work go on we before.
Miss Hutton, you have been everything to
r .ince you undertook the leadership of
1611 ohotr, and although wo have often
grieved yon by our nettigesoe and o•reless-
n em yet er• .re sure there is not one here
who does not raepeol and love you and who
would not gladly undo anything that hurl
poor foaltnge In any way. We feel the. is
losing you we are losing one who has tikes
• deep Interest In our temporal and spiritual
welfare, sed we cannot hue grieve when we
keen ere are lotting ens who has ova tried
*0 lead us In the right way sod who basso
well upheld the bsnner of (Christ. Dear
friend, wort. cannot express out love for
you. but will you not 0ooepe these bee.. u
•tion of your
• alight token of our apprwi
efforts on oar behalf! Ile &seared that
wherever you may go oar love and prayers
w111 ever follow yon May your Tabors
be aowsed with the riohe■t Maing■ and
rewards (Jai eau bestow and may .loins
Christ, our greatest leader, ever bre
your guile end oars And though we may
neva all meet here below may we live seek
ltvso that we may meet an undlylded choir
1a the heavenly house. where we shall sing LEEHURN.
God's preteen together for foyer. Murry, July 16
Signed on behalf of the I)nng•nnnn Sum I In RrII Norse -1 he prop000d change 1n
day wheal choir. rrletenon to chi. nhari s of the PreeLyterlan
EDITH KenKRr ,
church was given up b the Presbytery at
ETTA HRNDRIWUN,
MAY Pe:NTI,AN11
Dang•anon, Inc.u11100.
MONDAY, July 16.
Ru'oviw0o. --lin. Cranston, wife of
Joseph Cranston, )(Afield, trim had Nen
afflicted with heart trouble for some Lime, Is
n ew, through (h. skillful treatment of her
medlo.I attendant, gene rm'overtng from
she ailment.
Oorei,o sen 1;o1Nu. - Mho Kate Sinclair
returned home oq Saturday after a ple.eut
visit at Port Albert with Miss Ilnrdon,
b..ob.r of S. 8, No, 3, West W awaoorh ..
Alex MoNevin, of Exeter, was visiting
relatives here and .t other moints in the
Quite • number of farmers here have oom-
umeoosd barvest+ng t.11 wheat, John Parks,
of Ashfield, being about the first to oom
meow outline fall wheat. Thy hareem Is
about finished.
The °opina+ showers of rain will he of
great brneht to the este and roor crops and
to patent,, cud w111 therefore .hoer up all
concerned, so, for lack of rain some time
put, mope were not very promising.
T. K. Ilurnlo reoeotly purohasod from
Win Cameron, of West W•w•onah, throe
itioellaot steer. al. a good azure They
weighed 400011.1. They were raised and
fed by the McPherson brothers, near Sr.
Helen. It pays 1.0 raise good sack
CnYINi. AND (.eiNu.-Donald Mohevin,
'- here on Monday, the 1611,, on • two
w Aek. .,dt to .'lathes at Euler, Klppeo
m 1 ether pointe. W wish him • element
y v.• . Mrs. Sieptrn St°them 01 Goole
1...i, formerly of 1 ..,,,•nnon, mid two
decanters, ('lane and Iteby, are visiting
relatives : ere. Hubert Whynrd, son
of oar grr:rit Dor stun (hart Meek, who Nee
a good 1•it on as clerk fa • drag @stability'
moot at 1 ronto .luoction, is spending his
holidays :th hie pareata. . .. Mrs, Mo.
N.IIy, ear, brother Robert are visiting role•
Mese is R• .ley Mn. Little is on a
viellfod fait 10 rel+%lees north of Lackeow.
Robert McMeth and steer, Mw.
Surto, ut Wtngham, left hero on Monde'',
alter a ,hors visit with relative.. ...,
reedits! Smith Med wife, of Chicago, former-
ly of Dungannon, •awmpsolod by John
Smith, baker, and wife, of Itederioh, wore
the tueou o1 Mr. and Mrs A. Sproule os
the 12 h -Miss Mus 1)...y Mosley, of Dods
rioh, t the gnoet. of Mtn 8 lith Rations.
Mr.. 11'. t; i;Irvin, of Harri+con, u
visiting relative. here ....Miss Ruby
Fisher, e aca of K'
rdme as guest uest of MIs.
Ruby Mulotyre Mr. and Mrs. Denrge
Anderson were down from l.uoknow on the
12,1 Miss M. McKey has returned to
Blyth, being •000mp•nlod on the trip by
Miss Frank CJrawford. .. Bert (Bevil., o1
the Standard Mak, Harrl.too, returned
home on Saturday after spending the vane
Dan with relative. here.
and idles Jassy Oreanwey, of Toronto, aro
vMhloo their feather, Kolrrt Ureeswsv.
Mrs Moiety's's little girl U tory 111 e1
0re.eet.
Mrs. Kinard Rottman removed the lied
fate iltt�aaoe last week that her (teeth,. r,
Mr.. flaeophell, o1 Wlotoprr, was dead.
Mrs Busman lett cm the neat train for the
funeral.
MOTIFS OF SPORT
t) site s tlttra♦tkr from (ludo: lmlt att., led
Ike ranee N healer'h 11.1. week.
The 'mores made et Ih„ nun olub'e'hoot
Itat Nrlday Were: E K Nitem.,5; H.
Itutaon, 5 ; U. Uarro•, 7 ; t1 et Hymoods,
3; A. Kous\te,2; l' RJ1, 1 ; Uro Se
it mos, 5 ; W. Laeh.m, 6 , I) McIver, 11
' Kverythlog la in good shape for the l iode
r._ a mora, wktuh take (.leo, on 1'uo.de. and
Wednesday neat, July 24 and 25 .A great
animunt of work has tropn done on the treek ,
u,elttoo It (De a1 the I ret iu 1'rat,rn Out
ere,. and the mound•, Levo leen much tea
proved w other wigs All the feet boraa
me expected, and the meet promisee to be
me most wooerful ever held to I1 derich
'Twenty sae rinks competed in the tent
nsmeat held by the Sealorth howling club
Nat week. Tao weather w.• •II that oould
he desired and the effete pawed off very
pleasantly The prize. were won as follows:
Primary match Seafortb, R. S. Hays, skip;
the lar f.n,.4 engineer of the Dunlop .Ase' 2.4' Se.f"rib. 6'' U l:nlemas, ektp. lion-
mhl, now of l'uolios, Mlerhireu, tattled lour sol•Iloo match-Sealorlh, John w'elr, .kip;
rune fur hu stole. K. N. Shaw, who did muoh
of the pltohlue for the black sheep. sewed
seven for them ; and, though getting on is
year., he still, at the pimolo gore., takes w
h eed at ball with the same Throe as no that
tree• day nineteen years ago. A. A. Wit- ao.l J U. U U.,ansl'n seta the nasal Saab in
1 ams, now a paterfamilias of Dunlop, and the °oleo:Won. In the singles Wm (lamp
one of the school trustees of the el•otlon,
made earn rune. 1' K. Dean. who is now hall went es lar es the.eml anab-
a grocer to the olruul.r oily, .cored two
run., while -I aleph Thermo°, of Uommerolal
.treat, elm aye a notable at Ihrsshtugs,
✓ alduge and logging bees, pest and prceeot,
(wade five. The black sheep lost the game
by thirty run.. The host batting was don.
by J. Thomson, ,los. Hog.rtb, K. N. Shaw,
1.. machismo and S. H \V,Illo:na, that of
the latter being suporb. Several attempts
were 'afterwards nude to have • return
tn&teh, bat the N.rns could neva 1e gut all
together Those who took s part In the
genie, however, have not forgotton It. and It Max M,1. mu
often 000 of thetireiidestoriw told for the The •have ohollooge ie the outworn. ul the
b.oslit of the rising generation which hs. A ruleter reoe. of July 'Lid. Molter• won
appeared in our midst sinoe then. We must e11 three meow, j, 1 and h mile., with
sol forget the umpire, John Hogarth, who Cowan aeocnd, Cowan, who is a groat road
sow lives in U,knta. John L'nklotsr, who rider, i. re . d t, have, .std after the
seae our of the .00rer., live. near Stretford raoss that a thereon, hsd Mese on Ibe road
The game eau played oa the farm of James the r ,ult might hay.- h0cu different.
Linkleter, to • field • bit west of the kite .:111,11/1.1.'11, 5 , ,i 144.11i e, 0
there. --Wainer= Keown:.
2nd. Lo'tdoe, C. M. Uraham, skip Smglee
-K C Coleman, Seaforth ; 2nd, F. Holmes
geed, Seaforth. (1..derioh wag represented
by three rinks, and a!thnogh they did not
brine any mime home lir. Hunter's risk
go- tntn tbuwmRfinals In the primary match
A 1'H ALI,1N1: It To. , ,WAN,
1 hereby ohollenge fluter Cowan, of
Rotbea,, tomtit a bleyote race or a series of
ramie for Irom 1125 to $50 a ode on the track
otia10g the Lrgeet purse ( winner take all),
any. dtstanoe from • quarter mile up to
twenty miles. road or track,
11 Mr. Cowan aenepts.tb,. ohetl meal will
post • forfeit of 110 eel b tier Sp,stoa, of
Wroxeter, for him to cover.
Expellees guaranteed Mr. (''wen 11 he
comes to lluderlch to ride.
DUNLOP.
Tr miheY.,July 17.
Kl,zt and Jane Young were the gnome of
Mrs. H. Shields, near Port Albert, this
week.
Harry W interne en j-.ved a pleasant weeks'
holiday to Uoderioh township, the guest of
hie uaot., (4a.. Vence.
Monday's dowppour of rein nheoksd the
haying • good deal F.11 wheat 'will.be, cue
towards the close of the week, -
Wednesday _of this week bliss Kdan
Tobes go.. oo • visit of some demi to friends
end relatives is the Forest City.
John 1V ewoombe, o•ret.ker of she Malt.
Nod o.4etsry, I.ndaiob, was the guest of
Wm. gales, the head foreman of the,Ham-
liok farm near here, and the latter showed
him pointe of Interest shout here, including
• peep at the blue waters of Lake Huron.
Saturday lost one of the meet popular
young people, in the person o1 Robert ('um
.nine, made • deep gap in our Juvenile Orel'
by his departure fur a visit of some time
with his sisters residing In Chicago. His
genial disposition made him • favorite with
.11 and his wboolm•tes of N. 9 *111 miss
one of their le.d:or comrade., who '.at
year won the highest marks of the entraooe
o•udld.tes of Colborne and this yeor was a
ceodldale In the senior leaving examination.
When In rho Windy City he .111 reside
with his Meter, Mn. Phos, Willer■ Ml
well it ,bt ie every samosas.
Its lost meeting, K N. Shaw Lod John
Lawson were present at the meeting to the
Interest of the nongregatton here. A000rd-
ingly Sunday next serving will he held to
the morning et 11 A M and Sabbath ,. hoot
me 10 A M ,.nd Rev. Mr. i:amllton will re-
sume the charge I'rayer nesting this week
will be held on Frldey evening at H n'olock,
Mr. llender.nn, during his term as pastor,
was liked by all ; his sermons were deeply
impressive and were fall of earneetneso for
the edv.nosment of hie Master's kingdom.
to his elnan,g Anfssw6ww ens etweeelay , h. seemed
on the parents present to hate family war
ship deity In their home., to botld op their
fedi. In OA, and warned them against
vloialty and left for home on 14.10. 107 ..
pride, 0nbsllef and Drocrutioatlnn In pre
Mr. and Mn. Bechtel, of Hawesville, are Poring for (Christ's klhgdnm.
• NtM1TIIRN N YMAAno -In the annals of
vedette, at s home of the lady's father, Laehon there tea remora of the h15 day en
las. Whyard.... Mies Mead W hyerd for the First of .July, 14(31, when the lemon.
baseball matoh we. played between nine nt
the i () (1, T I•'dre, No. 213, and nine of
the Meek sheep .t Millburn, by *Well nem.
Dunlop sew. known 0p t - 1302 The ohel
BENMILLER•
TarDAY, July 17.
kers %1' (1 Rowena, past s of Rdint •
bury s',me. MOIhWh.t ofurub, (tat On.
esu leer week for Meskok• •e • vao•ti•,n
and ,.. ...le to a pm,d • b gut r, v, n weskit their
lhtreishs Osmond hi. maim,. will bo 0,.
espied by Rev. W J. A,hto.,
SECOND ANNUAL TOUR
ELITE CONCERT CO'Y
1t mss • smell crowd that witnessed the
baseball match between Wolohan sod
l.oderlob at the Agricultural Peek oo Sa'-
urday ettsrnonn, the rem whichII abortly
before the game probably keeps ".`• geed
messy away, but those who were thirwoaw
by far the beet same of the season. it was
e keenly -fought halide, and a misplay or two
Ly the borne leant 01 oritieal points might
have materially altered OR result. The
boys played oar, fully, however, a,,,I Bred
ually ad',o,'ed their score to five rune,
while their impotent. were hlenked an *soh
toning*. The game was interesting to the
clow, -the tut man out 1, ing caught at th•
plats just its n0 eau sl„u' to score the ant
run for Wmgham. McCartney wee some-
what of an enigma. He pitched a ■troop,
steady game and the Wing tam batter. were
at his mercy, no fewer than twelve of then
being struck out through hie masterly
pitching He wa.,well supported sod neer-
1y every ohsooe wait Lk, n In the field The
Winghemitee pat top a first-rate game also :
not only are they good bell players, but
they are gentlemeo, and took their defeat
with admirable Rood nature Harty F.1 -
wards umpired the game, and the total •b
noon of iso&& ng en l wraogllegahowed how
satisfactorily he performed his duties. Fol•
lowing is the moor.:
(3ODKRICH.
AR R 1R. A P0',>,K
Yhsonon,II 4 1 1 0 -0 1
Streit, 2b 4 2 1 0 6 1
Mclterdy, Ili4 2 2 11 9 1
'
McCartney, p. 4 0 0 3 1 3 0
Allan, of .. 4 0 1 S 0 1 0
Robertson, 31, 4 0 0 0 0 0 1.
Keene, as -, .. 4 0 0 3 1 0 0
({traltue, if 2 0 - 074V -II IT -IT
Dulmege, c 4 0 0 3 11 1 0
.10.114 IllsOuvritisnAictlY.-Johnik1lt11 •
than, of ('od.rioh, who met with ore se-
fortonete &caideol while helping to put in
the bey at his -eon's farm, 1.gwttiog along ru
well se could be expected, sod will soon be
eod•fleJrvered se to permit of hie removal
fo lows. Mr Kernighen was working to
Iha Mrs oriel fell • domineer," o1 about lgreenly -
Bee feel, b*eaking 111. ankle odd othrrwue
'siuring him ell.
NAD Illo,w NM: ACCIDENT. -A li!ffwuhll,l,
aged tan years, daughter of Henry Mew, of
IN, 4.h 000cnse100, Colborne tnwnrhlp, met
with her death 10 a meet 'iregtc manner o0
Aaiun's), lost 14.1. Mgt. 11'r n,other had
just returned from visiting a neighbor an4
the child was mimed only for a few minute.,
when on looking arousd she was horrified to
and %het in that short space et time her lit-
tle girl had strayed away and had been
dmwu•d Ina pall containing het a few
lnehts of water. The child must have (ellen
In heedforemest sod owing to her feeble
strength was unable to extricate herself
Ihat 1e the 'ply explenst ton that osn be giv-
en ler the fad oonurrecoe- The mother's ogles
hroogl -I several neighbors to the scene, sed
m,dioal art' wee summoned Immediately,
but to no &veil, for 1,t. was extinct. The
funeral, which took place on the following
day, sew. largely attended, and the family
have the sympathy of the whole neighbor-
hood in their sad bereovemeut
home from Tesewatrr, where she hes bees
teaching wheel.... bite' Margaret McKay,
of Myth, daughter of the late Or. MoKey,
le ,IsttIng relatives here.... MIM Iworn and
Master Kov krydgss, of Uodsrloh, are visit -
lenge eau leaned by the latter and wan se•
Mg here.... Herold Torowr, of New York .epted for the date nam,d. Huth aides
Utty, bee been renewing ol0 aoyealntsnca-
practised together In a friendly way in pew
ship here. par•tlon for the gems. playing at the Hope
farm hero or down near where the lbinlop
3ollege of learnlos Otto* balls to 11189) now
stands. The prayers to the clerk of the
west lir r were head and the hay. had • ane
alterneo° for the memorable match sod
were le the beat of fettle. The 1 O. (1 T.'s
went to bet ant and E N Shaw threw the
Um prmeesi to wended eta way ant hell semi hersea. for the bleak oh se..
After dinner
knhart W illiwwan thea catoha, sed .I.+
• to figelrs Ualloegh. he.utlfnl gene., when Verongh captain o1 the 1. 11 IJ T. team,
the speaking took pier. The eptak.r head I save the first crack with the M► which
an oedemas e1 upward. n1 . thousand pp0000- I mpfon.A this great game e1 baseball. The
pts. Matthew Lockhart, reeve of P..w,t toeless proneer•sd wllk energy end alert W. H K,rkpatriek, of Wno.t.toek, with
Wawanesh. presided name the meeting vary
nein, end et the wad of the Hite Inning.. the hie own 11611. glrie, name np on Satnrdwy In
ably and .eneptahlr . AAssa
dreo. were given Llwek sheep were eheatl by nelan ix runs, and an eMn John Ferri', nl this place Mr,
by Rev Meows (7nlA heart, McNai r,els aA oernmenf for anppnr then tank plane. Kirkpatrick returned to W nnd.l..rk nn 'v1on-
ikaka Y. 3. W110011 and Whaley. The Net being enou.tomal
ed to Adam's ale and day, (saving the little gide for a peel•meed
spe.eiles ware all very Intermitter, and al, lemonade, tho blank sheep seemed to Inert wilt.
tFropyYei sad gnaw sasi.fsmtlne M the Aear 00aerw awl ens,. then ipentne nl the fame
erg, .sty of whom pronenweed them the Ihe 1. (1 (J T. rondo twenty seven rens in
bioS OMIT had ewer heard epos an no*.aion ea. Italia/a, "'bleb gee. them the game
elate kiwi. Altogether it was . very nen ,1u Stronth, the eoptale of the I. 0.14. T.
ealebraaow and all resent semesed ea
settflM f ohne, who le now a Mitre"' of Uodseleh, told
•soy ebsMeelves inimeasaty, as a little while age he had sot lergett.wn
Trainer, July 17. the day. Hie tally waseven rens. Harry
apegrgas Aessh, bevies remelt', Imes Horton. who 1. now 000 of thea leading druR-
ete of the
sean
did • good
•at el
the •ea .1 mast le bs las- ingli. earl le se•ditable t• Me eatable( fee Ms City,
14 and also d added
peteseeessi` eight rune to the .mete et Maeglerless vis- Mn. Will Lamm eel Heide losable,
TH■ Twu,rra.-\'here wee • large path
ming Is the village os the 12th for the dole-
bretien of the anniversary of the Hattie of
she Boynetour ledges and portions of
two other Indies took pert In the walk. The
Ashore bra hand alio meleted Is this
demonstration sod did .nod searvbcs The
wes►bss was eery f bole for the eoeselon,
lluder , 1st nun•gemeat of
IIAllltll'tt 'I'Allltl:
Three Hears' Continuous Performaut;e
High -Class Vaudeville
the holow, ag .glut. oompoae , he
ELITE CONCERT CO'Y
oa lbws Second Aenu•l1 our, '1't.0
Is a purely Cram -hen Company.
nompnsed retlrely of ('nt:t tun ar-
tiste,
Maas I.'li•n T.uho-... Ike.•np'nu %'owl•.(
11, .las. F. l'.etle Monulugu,el. mid Dancer
Mr. S. lee Moore.... .. l•ritonr
Mus Annie Taube-,..Juysotle Comedienne
Mr Harold Smolt.. lmp,seem. r Reader
Meetsr Sydney Hoy Artist
AND
Mr Harvey Lloyd Canada's Favorite
Humorist.
3465 9 27 H 1
WINOHA'
At/ It 1K -A--4'. (K -i(,
Aid non, es 3 0 2 4 1 2 1
Ykeatrs, p.... 4-_0 t '4 3 1 1
Lonketrtge. a-_ -di' 0 D O 4v u
Peale M. 2b 4 0 1 1 5 0 1
Moors, 3e,,,, 3 0 1 2 1 0 1
Thompaos, Ib. 4 O 7 1 9 0 1
llentllten, of. 3 0 0 0 1 I 0
Orr, II ....3 0 0 0 0 0 0
Collin., rf.,.. 3 0 1 0 0 0 0
31 0 '6 12 24 4 5
PORTALBE.R1.
Terwnov, July 17
4.1r, John Frltrley la visiting in \'ort.
311.. ww11.
Mr.. `thaw, of '1'orontn, is visiting friends
In this vlolnly.
Mimi Hattie Sault* sed bet ties deters
are enjoying a week in our mtd.t.
Mist Ethel 1M wing 1. spending a few
days with her sister, Mn. Kell, is Dns
500000-
1'. A Hawkins returned to Brussels 10.
day, after ependiog • 1.w 4.7s with Ida
per. nu hero.
Mr.. Wm. Ymel-' and ehildron arrived nn
Mondoy la., Iron. ,he Sen They will r0.
mein ell mummer,
Mrs. I' Ilnrrn and eon, (Ironton. of Tor-
0nl0, and Miss Laura .leckell, of Hene.U,
ern 'looting at. the home of Mr and Mrs .1.
11 lie,. kin.
1 2 3 A 6 6 7 8 9
Uodsriob. 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 - 5
%%Ingham,. 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0
Summery : Two been bits, Snell, Moore;
Marge on belle, by McCartney 2, by Skeetss
3; h11 by pitcher, (:,Alms; atatmos hit.,
Skeet's ; drunk out. ey McCartney 12, Ly
Skeet's 4 Umpire, A Edward.,
LANES
Meaeov, Iwty 36,
A number from here attended the 12.1 e1
.lnty ,rwl.bratIcne •h Kincardine and I/nn-
gannnn
The recent mire, although greOly needed
for the spring ornp, are delaying haying
Wheal anoint oo,nmeanwl In this !mule y
on Friday, 13'.0, John Horan helog the Hoot
to nommenoe.
Two of nor lsernemeu hsd • pusilettic en
counter on Friday
erlast, and ea a result hath
parties ere in 11n leh today ( Mondey) to
'sole matters before the poling ma/latest"
ELIMIALk.
.a TpsanA1, 1ely 17.
Miss Rwhp Dell visited Mts. Jewel* R..he
whom, el Wrestler. lost week.
The twelfth. of J.Iy passed off eery gnl.t-
ly. Oaf Ur•wg.tnea went to I:.tnwsl Not
nearly so mast speeded the walk as Wet.
sot,.
THE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
This ('.,mpaiy will swat. RAW
VICTORIA THEATRE
GODERICH
July 24 and 25
The follow tog ars the percentages ob-
tained by the pupil. of the lowest dnielon
of Norm I at the June promotion erom,n•-
Sons
Breen I)ykm
Will•ar truest . ,,,,,r
May Rothwell
L'krset&IMI Anderson
Spender Uueet
.,'lotoris Blackstone
Wolter Mclntneh........,.
'William McM:wan
(tr•ham Retention
Lonna Sherman
Moiled Wright. a b5
77
77
76
71
61
b9
67
b7
57
56
Rowel* fie
Graham Salkeld..
Allis 1lsrrlrk
Ilrmdd MeNevin
Wesley Mclean.
1:bee. `;,under.
Orem D 111000 •
W111 lit Abdomen
Dennis Neville
l.aonord (lull.
ROW. Shrpprd
John Hither
53
52
50
an
50
49
47
47
.,. 46
45
45
N.tts.• !inn 1',
Alton (lerre,w . , 44
Marl ,tie 11.11
Clarence Rhyne*
Belie 11..ker
Kdoo T•ralton
Walter Melbeald
Allen Tent.]
Sidney Belcher
Pearl Snell
Redmond Mol) ssld
Pally) M irohell ....
Cue. Ione
44
43
41
43
43
42
41
41
40
39
28
Aineet. fl void Tapia', Rahe Mel -.en
MAW. Murray.
1L -.r r'vd Semis at Payer's Hyek a,ore.
WIT11 TME FIRST WORD
We desire to thank oar many customers and Maude for their
liberal patronage since we ooutuw.nceol business in Uoderich a gree
ago.
Ila ing just finished our first annual stock -taking we Sind we
have a number of odd lines in Button, Lace and xford Tie
Shoes. A. there are ottly a few pairs in each line we have decided
to clear thew regardless of former prioes. We have placed them in
t wo lots necor.ittig to quos ty.
YOUR CHOICE FOR 51c. AND 75c. PER PAIR.
We have several lines of new Shoes, this Springs stock, that
we have too ninny of, and have decided to reduce our stock to wake
room for our new Bali (floods.
For the next Two Wgeki we will give Special Bar-
gains in a great-matfy lines -all new goods.
See our Girls' and Boys strong `shoes, )u.' the thing for rough
usage during the holidays . regular $ I 00 and 11 25 line for 7 5c
and 9Se. per pair.
If you don't want to buy, don't ; but look.
Out famous
Shoes are giving
tion. We'll be
call rand sen
REPAIRING..
American-made
splendid satisfac-
glad to have you
them-
- - Pe Tw HALLS,
North side of the Square, Uoderich. THE CASH SHOE DEALER
CEO. STEWART
GROCER
,1,•. .,I.I nl.1 .1, 11'e.t vel' "(1
POTATOES, 200. A PECK.
Nene Arrivals of
`iEALitt, TKYDKR.1 addu..el to he
71 un'.rsigoeand emlooled " .l
T nice for
T)rrdginit, t. Sarnia.out.," w1)1 be reueived at
this 0111. -os until'1'nneday, the Nth Inst.. 1ny1
Inelusf.ely. Ldredging to the barba of
M
Sarnia, , roe„ according to a plan 404 cool.
Dined epooincattca sod form of leader to be
*most the office of 11. A. O ay. R.q. , engineer
in charge harbor and river works for •'ulaelo.
Cuofederstion Life Huddler- Tomato, on se
eltrat ion to the poetmstter at Sarong Out.. o0
moi hcatlou to Use nottin.a or a Chatham,
Ont.. and at the lesperlmeut of Public Works.
fxtaw.,,
Persona tendering are notified that tendrrs.
will not be considered unless mode on the
form eupplied sod signed with their actual
signature&
leach tender must be acoompaniod by as •7-
0091ed bank cheque made payable to the
order of thoHoeorsble the Minister of Publ..
\1 orks, for tyro thousand 1$%,000,001 doUura,
which will he forfeited If the, party d ',Ilse to
enter tate 00004001 whim called noon to d•
so, or 1f he t.lbebeomplete the work uaotraot-
ed for. if the tooter be not emceed...) the
cheque will be returned.
The l)eparcment domino* bind itself twiefee.
cepa the lowest or any leader.
H order, -
J . H. KOC'.
Acting iirrret03.
IMprrtment or Penile 11' t -
Ottawa.July loth, I'J'J0.\j - Yt
liewepap,I" Inanrli ,g this \&irern Run rot
wnbout authority from the Department will
not be pail ser n,
Spavins,Ringbones,Splints
Curbs, and All Forms of
Lameness Yield to
_-r
CHOICE PALMS
FRUIT JARS
At &federate ('rice..
I:i•h held ter A 1 (letter.
A Great Snap_
- TI • Sabbath eobool of Victoria -et Meth•
SAM ohurob will hold 1te aasoal planta to
day .t Mol.e.n's grove
is our tiinger Snap, at r. e
9- mod, of which we eels • barrel. xesk.
Thr. tan our cooly snap, ore we carry
et-rythtog that o•o ha found In an 0p -
,n dot's Irooery store, and 00r primes
ore right. 1 he forme• ow that they
ome ala.y. est from u- • -'tip for their
-pw/wee. Wo draw o.• line at set
legitimate trade - e cry thug rows :
(U.sewsrs or polofoee, garden stuff or
ikisgrt table China. We la all
el thew.'
Rua*.01laedeh.
TO ADVERTISERS.
`obope of changes mthi
utast be left at s
1'tltce not later then Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
must be telt not later bhan Mon -
el.), not*. ('•uaal Advertisements
nre:epted so to noon Wedneeilisy rf
each week.
DON'T
TAMPER.:..
- with year health.
� onTt m -Drug and Medicines
of questionable quality. (set the beet
there is at the .auto prices that art
charged for inferior goods.
At our Drug Store the stock is al
ways fresh, and each article purr, po
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
has a reputation for promptness and
accuracy.
F. JORDAN
Medial hall
trrrmn!tttttttttttttttttttttt!tttmmtt!
Works tM,wwnde of en... aa.
best breeders eat burnoose •vee
M 00. M • nnrmwnt for really
•
ny. •b"wer.. room, ohm..
11 M. no wvla•L
w'.., I "me "oriole., 1
Mita. 1 KENDA1.L 1r'
Mn A year eaten 1 had n *1a.lwabl
ins teart tale .lm L. tea verm Nry 1
g�r1.I5.M a'0'.•d It meet' Spar,. .ad rat` n,n
.tthywrb bra l.rl A sharp Mater.
We 14 le.A ,
horse whit.
ntwn ae
nor a sea,
natters
one horse ai the hoIwn, lalSalad that
n.A stand np Al4-r tryI00 .rerryythin 111 ,y ph. 01
went 0 • n1.h4,r and 0.011 him a4,nt tar o• n. q.,
MI, ,o.. rd . our 4w,k•awl 1 rindled it earefnity and IM-
I,reenlrnlL. 1.. the ,,lanae In favored m Myra,
1.. /hn r..•.-r.•.t ,tnr,r store and r••1 a t.o.ttle.,lytrot Npa.lrr
\'urn and applied It strictly according to mlr•rnone. Iha
tor. the lir.., the was n.,.l 1 In an lm rem-
tY 11 of
and hoe.
.wiisnIha M'enth Iea.w w ,.Inrnt
nnlr n pea
•,•r1 b
bl•mi was .«.10 Aft .wr.a g 1 wtrn.o1 Hrtn. ,y.
1..-,-.- - on tum Adel r.+Nlot %work wit I gNw the
h., nor se.I Inand.e.t.osoehtI 111', web b, m. wish
-
WE tr. ria If It MA r 1. vl sent. 1 Ilan elbow r. -cell
.0. bora hard ani m ,nr ,?tier satisfaction bn nwror
a 1 ..'. any men lasagne- Ihrnnae, the wb..l. nllmr.ea
l can rtfrell.nn but as )(Pods 0're m• dytr. tabun t onlythat I u an
menet.
nut ear . rare ry. L. 111 new RI It alar
e0.wm. Yonas truly, aAg1: Y.1. TRIITRI/.
Ask y,mr etrnagint for *0.4.1)•. wee•la Owen 01
-a Tre•tl.w ea the e.r.w,^ th,• nn la free, ew l01
lrsw
N. B. 1, ISMAIL MY'ANI, (M1teY rlllt. ,h
maw
BECKER & MYERB, 1
Undertakers and Embalmers
,(Irvluwt' rd Mw ..bled nsette Cavil
loge of Kmhalming.
wnirr DISARItR-
(11'Rv DAY AND NIGHT.
PRHT (90(11111 AT MOD!
RATS PRiCOR, AND
110URTSOUS ATTIhT1014.
aaeMee &t',
Lake Erie Navigation Co. Ltd
'fun ,bnrt,vd wart . h.ap.va 10 ,1,' In
Clevelan
d, Ohie, via Port Stanley
Through faro from Onclerinle Single
knln-n 7610. Itetu-n llckeui gorNl for one
month. npeolwl rale. going Mktuniay and re
turning Mends).
Bost Irvtcet Port Hien'nr nn Hnndey., Tni+
Jaya and Tl.wredere or 11 p m , sol err Hater
days et I p -m,
' Per tickets and further Information apply to
Beget agent. D. T. It y. nr write
T. MAII'IIA1.1., tt'M WO(H.I. ATT
An,. r Ilen'I lawns. Alt., Mnnn{nr,
Wslknrvlllo. (tit, 1F1 2,n
EE
OP -
r
S
rte 's plain heavy Congress - 85c. per pair
Men's lace plow Boot - - - 75c.
Women's heavy lace B(i)ts -
MisseA' to at at 11-2
65c.
55c.
Child's " " 8-10 45c.
Women's Carpet Slippers 15c.
or two for 2 c airs 5 .
15c. bottle of Polish for 5c.
Also finer lines in the same proportion.
As we have the largest shoe store and the
largest st - in this county, we are able
to fit you (n_ tyle and price.
Co and be con inc d.
q' i" i received A line of dents' and Boys'
66
6t
1a
to
at
Balls.
W. . HARMAN, Jr.
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DON'T BE DUPED McKenzie& Rowell
4
Them hove levan plmrol opo, 11ie market
arretr01 rhntp
reprtrite of an ulauMle .Nllkm
f •' Wolwh•r's Dictionary.' They are being
offered under verfoue mimeo at • low prim
By
dryKnrl*e &Mere, g .•
nare, wgr•nte, etc., and
In w haw inetfnc+-, n 11 premium Dor subecrlp-
tk0.0 to pwle•ry,
A titrant+•,menta .,t 1111v.• 'mmporsllvely
Worthless
reprint.. ere 00l') m1,4.4.11ug; for Inetanoo
they am wdcprtimd to be the .tttwtentiwl
wpi)a&kml of a hIAber{lrla!d hook, when 10
reallt w, fa 11. wt'3ndw and 1. 3c, e, they
are all, from A to Z,
Reprint Di onaries,
phototype reek. of a book of over fifty
roars ago, 1,411.1 In I bedsy wmeMdd for catered
*1,1fIf11,, aril whlch sew. muoh Mgele trot,'
In {roper,
prinl, sol hindlnl to ,bw• 1mltatkma, bring
Then 0 work of M,�• meet 1,Irtt1,w1 Af stn•
hove met re rite 1 another shipment of those world l'tinowned
Fairbanks' family Scales
This is capital time to buy the best make of etude, as there L a fight
to with the scale makers.
FAIRnANKS' SCALM, were never known to be soled so amply.
Doesn't Mrs, ---- require a set of Stales for preserving?
WS HAVE A A'SW Bicycles, Screen Doors
Long Since Obsolete. iml other lines of Spring (l000ris which we are hound to clean out even et a
The estk'ww, ppnnt of 1(1.000 kd stew t ar n fico
wnr,lr," vlilchMmeof flavor hooka OM arleOr•
teem
s, asmarl.rr-
t.l.l to contain, wee rompdkel by a fr'ntla
men wh, died over forty roam 'aWgWt'. end wow
p.MYINNI te'C,m• hie death Iltb•r minor
MMKkmap. Imola-My of mom or Ina %ale,',
The (100,1,,. *albino of W0beOs,r'. t'n.-
hridave1 Dktt iary, which M the only meet
termite one familiar to Thee gnteral Ion. COO -
DOM e4p0 01early every11 Rp054, with illustrations em
the title . 1t M� protected beam our
Imprint
ht
pair. pn 1 copyright
fm'o ..&irhea'.es the.
Twni6' p tl ChM wtbo M, we Met N runt.
rrl••'n.. (p�YWlalwe) atbthrr'u 1) re.11..1 ails
r, 1M' lame of which M witltaTaaY
Irritate/Mow A t, i1n0'I"S♦ 07.
Iihast rated p.mpbist fres.
G. • C. MERRIAM CO.,
SprItisfiskl. Mess U. S. A.
We have a full line of Threshers' Supplies.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT I
McKenzie fiowell
THE PLAOt TO auY HARDWARE OHEAP.
. Ineti; -.0=A _ir•, Alin _ = 'S °'�.Ski...111eginialim,iY.y �.ayaA' RY.;a_.lnlir-S'S,tJlt ""2a.